https://barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/654/TheHastingsJournal_1896-04-02.pdf 6bcb123d146fb444ed255df8b5f839b2 PDF Text Text THE ^STINGS JOURNSE JOB THB BIGHT AB WE UJSDEBBTABD THE BIGHT BIIRtt A BUBGULAHO.Pnbltlhart. TEAMS. 11.00 A YEAR. HASTINGS. BARRY COUNTY MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1896. Volume XXX THE COUNTY. SA G RED HARDWARE Less: than: Wholesale: Prices! THE HASTINGS CITY BANK having purchased the en- Hardware, Farm Machinery of all kinds, propose Hays close out the same within the next 90 f Nothing will \be reserved and sale will be continued at RETAIL and AUCTIO^until every thing is sold or until a buy­ er is found who will taWthe whole stock. Goods will be sold at AUCTION M SNTUIIDAY AFTEHNOONI Come while the stock is complete. HASTINGS CITY BANK. March 31st; 1896. STATU ROAD. Number 28. • | NORTH HALTIMOKE. C John Hulihg has rented the front 40 | Editors of the Jocitx.ti.: J iiaoiSjeu of the Hurst farm; John Payne has an independent voter for the pniitfevl rented the balance. . years, and have been reading paper/ Write upon one Mile of the paper only. C. M. Emerick has moved hack on , published by all all forties,and parlies,and remember Tut each item In one pnnmruiili. ' his farm. -well " of reading -r the Banner -two years Semi your letter* w as to n-ach this ottlce not ' Ed. McGlynn has rented his farm, to agoMhen it came out for silver at e. later than Wednesday inoruinc ; prefer to have Mr. Saddler. them on Tnewlay. ratio tjf 10 to J. Rut for some reason it If wmetliing <>! great Interest happens after Will Hurst accompanied his brother was'scion sifent , and last week it cameyou have sent 5 our letter, semi along another, out with its Mexico letter telling us even if it cannot reach hero before Tlmrsdav Arthur to Cleveland last Monday. Will Fisher is on the sick listm< rnlng; it t» the news we wan: at the earlte.it how prosperous the fanners are in jHMwIbie moment. Mrs, Lewi* 6T Battle Creek, visited that free silver country; getting big Bien your full name to each letter not for publtratinii. but for your own end the publish­ her daughter. Mrs. Bert Kinne last prices for their produce, bin the lalx»rweek. . er*’ benefit. ers could hardly live. Do- not be de­ Gm-respon'leiiK ahonld be verv careful in I Mrs. Hurst is on the gain; they will ceived; did you not get along much writing proper names, for iieopte rtWIike to see have an auction sale Wednesday. better when the farmers got fl a bush­ their name* spcll*-d wrong; make each letter in Maud Slayton visited Mrs. Wright of el for their wheat, and other farm pro­ the name dlHtlne'.eo that the cornjaisitor will have no trouble I:, making it out. your cit^finnday.' duce in proportion, than you do now. CAUTION.—We desire to call the attention Vacation'at the Fisher school. With wheat at $1 a bushel farmer? of eorrespuiHients Io personal matters where 111 J. P. Harry is movjng to Assyria. feeling may be the incentive or result there could pay $1 a day for work done ar.d from. We do not object to Joking pood naturThe boys are wishing the free show $20 a month, instead of 50 cents a day edly. but ThkJocrn Al cannot be made a m<- would return to Stbqy Point. or $14 a month; and many farmers diurn u> convey i^rsonniltles berween parties 8amL Robinson wtd'buried Saturday that used'to keep month or year help, ami !n which the jiublie have no interest. Joel Demond and “Wfe have agreed Jire obliged to do what work they can to diMgrw. _____ - -i ... • amd let the rest go, and then can NOUTH-EAKT BARKY. DELTON. AT? gtgrcely make both ends meet. But Re.v. A. 8. Bunnell and wife of Al­ ydtt festofe silver, and give us the good E. E. Thresher is able to be around' legan. are speriding a few days with ■■ “-d before it was deinonetiztheir son. again. . ‘ complain. We will Lula Nobles has returned from Dell Norris and wife of Prairieville, par tgages, and you will Hastings, where she has been attend­ and Vera Cortright of Hickory Cor­ tss failures in your ing school. K ners, passed through this town Wed­ n the last two years. Mrs. Simpson represents the north­ nesday, enroute to their.homes: they for frh ! farmer prospers everyeast Barry Sunday School at the coun­ have beed attending college at Valpa- thing ‘ The Banner editors ty convention. • riso, Ind. know: s a good thing for this Milan Waldorf of Hastings, was in co s ago it would be now IiAuDSCEAIJUI.E. the village. Friday. but they w that no man but a Barney Norwood and wife have re­ gold st Several attended the.S, S,convention n can be nominated turned from their Ohio visit. for' in your city* , b republican ticket, Dr. Hyde of Prairieville, was in there! Mr. Clapp of Otsego, is ’spending a t fall in line no mjttown Saturday evening. ter w few days with Mr. Yeckley. * st belief is, and Minnie Gillispie of Cloverdale, was a takb The Hope Center scribe spoke high­ foll3<ers they can with ly of the exhibition given by the teach­ guest of E. E. Thresher. the add, of course, there are a good Miuu Davenport is entertaining a many that read nothing but the Ban­ ers and scholars of that place, but did not mention the assistance given by friend from Cloverdale. ner, Jhose we expect will follow. But* Will Whittmore, who has been work­ nro a IiMktror n<lnz*a>a,l an,T nmrar* the Hardscrabble boys. ing in Battle Creek, has returned to his home. • SOUTH ASSYRIA. Vinnie Ream of Hastings, was a The old peopl's society met with O. guest of Mrs. Dr. Scribner ova? Sunday oeon voting w niftKe. tug ncn ncner Cleveland and wife last Thursday. . A large crowd from Prairieville, at­ Next Saturday evening, April 4, tended the entertainment Saturday and the poor poorer long enough. Of course they will be ridiculed by some there will be a play at the Bell school evening. . in the old parties; but am glad to say house, entitled "Striking UiL” The Misses Maynard, Myrtle Smith Alma Brown is home irom Olivet col* and Jennie Drummond of Prairieville, in this town where the Silver men are running C. M. Mack for supervisor; lege. were guests of Adah Williams over the better class of voters, the temper­ Hattie Morehouse has been spending Sunday. ance men, Sabbath school workers, etc. a few days in Newaygo. Mrs. E. Barton is ill with lung fever. that have worked with Mr. Mack in Lon Brown called on friends here Karl Loveland, Charlie Mullen, Clare these different places, and have been Sunday. Blackman, Jennie Drummond and his friends in the past, will bo in the School commences Monday with Belle Adams of Prairieville, took the futare. There is not a saloon keeper, Kate Fruin teacher. train here Thursday morning when gambler or whiskey man working for they attended the teacher* examina­ Mr. Muck, and you do not see him in CAKL.TON CENTER. tion. Hastings nearly every day and espec­ This is fine sap weather; it keeps J. F. Williams delivered a load of ially Saturdays, working in every way them hustling to draw in the sap water. furniture to some Prairieville citizens. to gets votes. He did not seek the George Vester has gone to York E. J. Hartman was in Kalamazoo, nomination and if he is elected it will State to work this summer. Monday. be through his friends who believe him The M. E. church will give un Easter Charlie Herrington, Harry Larabee, to be a true Free Silverman, a tem­ concert at their church, Sunday even­ Leda Norwood and Puss Blackman perance man, and a man who will fight ing. were in Richland Sunday. for morality and what he thinks is The Sunday evening union prayer The L. O, T. M. gave an entertain­ right. An Independent Votex meeting will be held at the M. E. ment at their hall Saturday evening, March 30th, 1800. church in the future. which was well attended despite the THORNATl’LE LAKE. Rev. Ralph Wooton holds a bible threatening weather. The quilt ar.d saw is doing its best with E. reading at Ca'.ton Center M. E. church, picture which was tube given to the.I The ........... —mill . each Wednesday evening. ones receiving the greatest number of V. Cole at the head, . _ _.i .,afcjmx. little, but'how votes as being_the most popular ladies [| The telephone ----- —at the Imke House e?J- ..J ixjst of stniJilieiTun. of Barry Co. was presented ^Auali u lr-L fellow traveler. A smile is a trifle, but liams of Delton who received 1957 and Politically it looks ns if something if given in love and true friendship, it Eva Gealer of Cloverdale 1084. The would drop next Monday, if silverites will chase away the dark cloud set­ proceeds from the voting and enter­ stick to their text. tling down upon thy weary brother. tainment was $4282. There’ll be some fun in Henpeck Speak the kind word, smile lovingly Hollow very soon ; litigation is ripen­ upon the tried and trampled one, and ing. see. QIJIMKV. • thereby liggten thy own burden. Mrs. Henry Lathrop has the grip. Henry Castelein has gone to Grarfd Clem Maddox is going to locate his Rapids Peaches half killed, bees starving, on business. saw mill at Sturgis for a few months, Our enterprising mill man has put a good sugaring but hard on wheat; fod­ "Come and eat warm sugar” is the stock of ready made clothing in the der scarce and money too. prevailing invitation, nowdays, and no store at this place. YANKEE SPRINGS. one slights the invitation. Mrs. Dell Reynolds of Charlotte,'is The Methodist organized a Sunday visiting relatives and friends in this vi­ G. B. Griffith is moving his mill u> A. school last Sunday with the following cinity. F. Sylvester’s farm near Irving where he has a job of sawing. officers: Supt.. Chas. Smith; Asst. Protracted meetings still continue. P. F. Taro of Charlotte was here on Supt., Mrs. Endsley; Sec’y., Adah A number from this place attended business last week. Odell; Librarian, Mrs. Jas. Covert; the Sunday School contention. We hope our little joke about Cali Treas., Mrs. Jenny Smith; organist, While George Scott was returning stories did not frighten the Gun Lake Myrtle Odell. from Hastings one day last week his Mrs Vina Carpenter spent pert of horses became frightened and ran scribe so ho could not write last week. The republicans have named the last week in Woodbury. away, turned into W. Sponables yard, following ticket in this township: Su­ jumped over a basement wall where pervisor, S. C. Ritchie; Clerk, Bert NORTH IRVING. they landed in a heap. Strange to say Armstrong; Treas., Frank Turner; they came out uninjured. George Scott Sherwood, wife and daughter lustice, Frank Sylvester; If. C. L. B. of Grand Rapids, shook hands* with old thought it a narrow escape all around. Pryor; School Inspector, Ifc^nrner: neighbors last week. Board of Review, Asher T>W?y.- Cot CEDAlt CHEEK E. Smith has returned from Grand stables. John Hall, Jud Pr: it. Cha Rapids wiiere he has been for treat­ Spring is here and out door Sports Armstrong. Hurrah for ..ohn nr. will engage the young hayseeds. ment. Charlie. Mr. Sweet ami wife railed on the Will lauch of this place is moving to • Balance of County X former's sister, Mrs. P. Wood, one day Bedford. page.r last week. Sluv licmml, Hick A very interesting talk was given at Crusade Band, is at home fur a few the church last Thursday by Rev. Ktllp weeks vacation. T!:e leaders oft!il«pn|wr will U. Several of our young people ate warm Mr>. Charles Tukr and sun of Mid­ sugar with Will Travis recently. dleville. is the guest other parent". that science tins li ;cn able to cure In nil iissta; Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Ines McDonald of Kalamazoo, visited and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Isth*Mitchell next Thursday afternoon. her parents the past week. only positive cure.ltnowu totho incdltAl fruit r.. Renn Trego commenced her school There is a woman south of our town, tty. Cainrrii beinn a constitution:!! dlswf, tvquires a constitution tl treatment. IJjAt Cnta rbeen prophecying the White Monday. . . who has ««v.. —j...o ...Edna Brown has resigned her post-1 t?aps are raging and are going to de- rh Jure Is taken internally. acting <M0Ty upon tlio blood and mucous surfaces ufjjKsystc . tion as teacher and accepted one in stroy --------a'-------home1-----here. the Middleville school. Prof. Corwin made a business trip to thereby destroy lug the foundationurfBe cllseu— Of all melodies, that in the ••Miner” M iddieville, Monday. and giving the patient Mrrngtl by bu1ld>ng up tone suits tiome of our young ladies Wall Norton of Prichardville, was on the ronstinilton and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have no much faith u; •test. our street Sunday. it< eurallve poweis, that they oiler one liunih-n Our students are home bringing the C. E. Bailey it husking his corn. dollars tor a:>y case that it tails to cure. Be-:-' blue certificate with them so far as we Our readers will find this issue a par­ for tint of testimonials Address. F. J. CHENEY * Co . Toledo. ■. know. ticularly good one. in fact so good and Mr. Editor: Do you think your notice interesting, you should show it to your tersold by Druggists. 75c. to correspondents made any impression chum and talk to them about it, the The recent big fire nt Minden City on our inhabitants? Have you noticed Jouknai. I mean raised the que.-tion of water works,and each week something out of the usual the citizens are now hustling to secure line has happened, and dow comes the BOWLING. a system for fire protection. marriage of Frances Cunningham to School commences next Monday. The annual meeting of the Paw Paw Wxn. Grigsby of your city, Tuesday A. donation for Rev. Haist at Rice’s Valley Spiritual Association will b* afternoon. Next week I can tell you Hall, April 9. Warm sugar will be lie’d at Faw Paw March 28 and 29. more about it, bat say, we dislike very seryed. A Virginia craze has struck the tour, much for Frankie to leave us, while we John Herrington sold his farming of Carsonville, and as an result quite very cordially receive Mr. Grigsby. ing effects at auction Tuesday. an exodus to that state will begin ' Congratulations and God speed. Quite an excitement Wednesday the spring. morning caused by Rice’s store chhn-, Did You Ever IGH BANK. ney burning out. Dr. Sheffield amputated a toe for Try Electric Bitters as a remedy tor Mr*. Hougit i tai in and daughter of Lake Odessa, are visiting relatives Earl Stanton last Saturday; he ha* not your trouble^? If not, get a bottle now been confined to the house nor lost an and get relief. This medicine has been here. , found to bejpeculiarly adopted to the C. Edmonds* dosed ....----------------------------his school at Del-- hour from business. Anna Winters is spending her vaca­ relief and cure of Female Complaint?, ton Friday, w h an entertainment and exerting a wonderful direct Influence tion at home. returned hom Saturday. The evening of March 25th, Miss In giving tone and strength to the sys­ has moved ir.tc into the Al. Mclntyi Lihouse former!, occupied by Elmer Mc- Flora Edmond* and Loy Cross were tem. If you have loss or appetite. Constipaticn. Headache, Fainting Spell.-, united in the holy bonds of matrimony Mannis. The saw mil on the Lichty place is nt the home of the bride’s father L. C. or are Nervous, Sleepless. Excitable. of litigation not running c -account --------- -------__D------- Edmonds. The ceremony was per­ Melancholy or troubled with Dizzy between its pr tfjnt and former owner. formed by Rev. Haist. The presents Spells, Electric Bitters is the medicitnProhibition --------mucus ---------convened “* at were varied and useful. May long life you need. Health ar.d strength are Green’s hall 15 arch 31 to elect dele- and happiness attend the young couple guaranteed by its use. Fifty cert gates to the ounty convention at is the wish of all. Mr. and Mrs. G. and $1.00 at W. H. Goodyear’s drn Adams of Lowell, were among the store. _ Hasting* April Un account < [defects in the former g tests from abroad. Consumption can be cured by i he’ in- silverites met at silver caucus lie , of Siltlos ’ cure. This great cough cure Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, Green’s hall Mfc-ch 28 to make legal is the remedy for that ter— onlv —known ~ former proc ». We are inclined •and all Throat and Lung diseases are..]?or gale by Fred.L by Shiloh’s Cure. lor sale by ■* rible disease. to think the licans of this town cured lr«lL.n«ltb. iMeMb. will feel tire election is over. lurmer i r tests irom abroad. �THE < <»VXT4r*\ Ml DDLF.V1I&.K. w lion! commenced Monday. Myrtle Green of Grand Rapid.-. *{""• Sunday in our village. B. L. Johnson apeut Sunday in Grand Rapids. Earl Moore and Ross Armstrong .’.erein Caledonia one day last week. Among those who attended the Bur­ ry county convention nt Hastings. Monday and Tuesday were: Mrs. D. '•V. Johnson, Mrs. Biss, Mrs. I*. A. Cobb, N. C. Webb, May Bassett, Minnie Dietrich ar.d Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Putnam is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fausey near Hastings. Guy Jobni,on returned to Kalamazoo Tuesday. „ M. A. Dietrich made a busineH' trip to Grand Rapids, Saturday. Bessie George of Hastings, is in the village making preparations for her entertainment, to take place April 7. Jay Matteson went to Owosso Mon­ day, where he will fill the position as cashier of the bank. Mrs. Emma Beaver of Grand Rapids, spent a few days here last week on ac­ count of the illness of her aunt Mrs. J. Martin. HINDS CORNEHS. Mrs. Sarah Newton who had a cancer removed from her face last week by Dr., Young of Nashville, is doing nicely. George Rot inson is spending his va­ cation at home. Rev. A. 8. Bunnell ar.d wife of Alle­ gan. visited friends in this place last week. |»Wm. Bechtel and family of your city, spent Sunday at Jacob K’ines. Tena Terpening went Friday to 8tend the coming summer near Battle reek. Leland Sutherland, who Las been attending school, at Oxford, returned home Saturday to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Free! Hinds were sur­ prised Thursday eve, by about twenty* five of their friends walking in. Cake and ice cream were served and after a pleasant evening all departed, wishing them the best success in the future. . Sunday school was re-organized last Sunday and the following officers elected: Supt. H. M. Moore; Asst. Supt. Mary Kline; Sec. Ralph Scidmore: T*en.“ Nellie Kline: Srganist; Mary Kit -x SOUTH IVOODLAVn. Albert Ehrett entertained eighteen guests in his sugar bush last Friday. Joe Smith ana wife were called to Mason Co. Thursday on account of the illness of their sister. James Youngs left last Tuesday for Maple Grove, where he has hired out for the summer. J. R. Barnum and family of Hastings are spending the week of vacation on their farm. Albert Ehrett and family will soon move to Mason Co. Revilo Youngs went to Hickory Cor­ ners with a load of maple sugar and syrup last Tuesday. Chauncy Priest and wife of Wood­ land. visited at Jerome England’s the latter part of the week. Mrs. Washington Helmer was called to Hastings last Saturday on account of the illess of her daughter May. Gail Hamp spent Sunday at Wood­ land. Ed. Schantz of Woodland Center, will move back on his farm here. Next Sunday morning, after a brief Sundaj School lesson, re.. r—.-K»ni«U4i;iut: Wv wietJi D. church Win take place. Let every scholar be pres­ ent. ASSYRIA. * Easter services at the Briggs church Sunday evening. Eugene Day and daughter Hattie of Augusta, are visiting Chas. Clark and family. This is the week of vacation at the Briggs school. Alma Smith, the delegate for the Lacey C. E. leaves for Ionia Wednes­ day. Hattie Day brought her wheel with her and is trying in vain to learn her cousin Addie to “put on the bloomers and sail away.” The surprise party on Gus Welcher was well attended and enjoyed by all. BEDFQILD. Eva Pixley returned to her home in Bellevue, for a weeks’ visiuduring the vacation; Mae ’4»xley and Pearl Hay­ wood accomp fl her. Mrs. Hughes had the misfortune to fall down cellar, Friday. Mrs. Gillmore is visiting friends in A Imo. Ruby Newton will make her home with Frank Hushes in the future. Mrs. Ella Beni- of Lansing, is visit­ ing her parents, Mr. Boom and family of Battle Creek have moved into Mrs Clapp’s vacant rooms; Mr. Boorn will drive the mill team this year. t LAKE. A. Angle is % sick with the grip. R.S, Clark intends to buy a lot north of the post office; th’a town is growing. All we need now is , blacksmith shop. Mrs. Wm. Orton spent Sunday at Yankee Springs. Mr. Martin intends to move to Grand Rapids ar.d go in the bakery business. Claud Raymond is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Ella Finney is quite sick. The ice done a good deal of damage to the shores when it went out. Some of the trees on the Wayland landing were turned out by the roots. Blanch Chapman is home from Plain­ well for a visit. COATS GROVE. Mrs. B. F. Wolf is on the sick 1'st. Mrs. Boice expects to start for Mc­ Bride this week to live with her son. * Inez Sprague and Bessie Smith go as delegates to the Y. P. S. C. E. conven­ tion at Ionia this week. Teachers came home from the exam­ nation looking pretty blue. - If you want any musical instruments or fine furniture call on II. Sprague. This is no joke or April fool but a fact. PRATT DISTTICT. Will Hunt started Monday for Ohio • he will drive through. Isaac Sponable is traversing various parts of Canada. Mrs. F. J. Thomas went Monday to Saginaw as a delegate to the W. R C. convention. Misses Ella Phillips aud Cora Jewell spent Tuesday with Misses Thomas. THE JOURNAL. I foi an inti-•tn.itc ,>• r vd i. THURSDAY. APRIL J. ISM. The News Condensed, | Important Intelligence From Ail Parts. CONGRESSIONAL. The I’r.x-eedmgs of the Pint Session. In the senate on the 23d, on motion of Mr. Sherman, thn Cuban rreolutlona were re­ committed to the conference committee. Mr. Mills (Tex.) offered a resolution di­ recting the president to request Spain to allow Cuba to establish a local govern­ ment. and in cnee of refusal that the United States take possession of and hold the aaqarini the people of Cuba can organize • Government... .In the house a bUl to mod­ ify the existing law regarding the punish­ ment of crimes committed under federal jurisdiction was discussed, and an amend­ ment, making treason punishable by death, was adopted. In the senate on the 24th a resolution was adopted requesting the president to trans­ mit to the senate all dispatches corre­ spondence, etc., from November 5, 1675. to 1676. concerning the paclfnctlon of the then pending conflict in Cuba. Mr. Mills spoke In support of the Cuban resolutions. ....In the house bills were passed to re­ habilitate cx-confederute army officers; to abolish the death penalty In certain mil­ itary mses,and to matte the sale of spirit­ uous liquors under n false brand punish able by tine and imprisonment. The naval appropriation bill (131.611,031) was reported. A resolution was introduced in the sen­ ate on the 25th for final adjournment May 2. • and another nrohlblting the United States or any state from giving any recog­ nition or financial aid to any church or lellgloue Institution. Most of the day was spent on the legislative appropriation bill. ....The house took up thenavnl appropria­ tion bill nnd when the adjournment wnreached ail the paragraphs had been passed save those relating to the increarc of the navy. A joint resolution was passed in the senate on the 26th for a commission to make a prlim'nary survey and estimate the cost of u ship canal from the lower shore of Lake Michigan to the Wabash river. A favorable report was made on the bill for the admission of Arizona as a state. The legislative appropriation bill was fur­ ther considered....In the house the con­ ferees on the Cuban resolution agreed to accept the senate resolution. The naval appropriation bill was passed and the sun­ dry civil bill (g3.40S.S74) was reported. The senate on the 27th passed the leglrlative appropriation bill. Aside from provid­ ing the usual appropriations the hill ef­ fects a reform of the system of compensa­ tion for United States district attorneys and marshals, salaries bring substituted for fees. Adjourned to the 30th....In the house a bill was favorably reported extend­ ing the benefits of the pension laws to all the militia engaged In the civil war who served 90 days under the direct authority of the war department of the United States officers. Adjourned to the 30th. DOMESTIC. A violent earthquake shock was felt at Machias, Me. Housts trembled, difcbcs and windows rattled and clocks were stopped. The supreme court of the United States decided that witnesses must tes­ tify in interstate commerce cases, or go to jail for contempt of court. Kingsland & Douglas, manufacturers of agricultural implements in St. Louis, failed for $100,000. James McCoy shot and killed his brother Henry at their home near Noblesville Ind., and then killed him­ self. No cause was known for the deed. - At Mnrtin> tf.-c-.wj *r.*n«; liaJcery;-William Munn, foundry, and Thomas Mcurs, box and barrel factory, assigned with liabilities aggregating $300,000. Three robbers took $50,000 in bonds nnd money from Christopher Schrage, 70 years old. who lives alone in Chicago. The Joliet (Ill.) branch of the Con­ solidated Steel end Wire company suf­ fered n loss of $150,000 by tire, throwing 500 men out of work. Patrick W. Snowhook, a well-known attorney and Bupposedmillionairc.made an assignment in Chicago with liabili­ ties of $350,000. In portions of central New York the thermometer marked ten degrees be­ low zero nnd the Hudson river for miles w as again frozen over. W. S. Ide, a capitalist at Columbus. O.. failed for $170,000. An ordinace was passed in Mexico. Mo., prohibiting the sale or giving away of cigarettes or cigarette wrappers to minors. Fire in the lumber yard of N. B. Hol­ way in North La Crosse Wis.. nnd the plant of the La Crosse Lumber comjinny, caused a loss of $175,000. Leon & H. Blum, wholesale dry goods merchants at Galveston, Tex., made a general assignment with liabilities of $2,000,000. J. F. Scibcrling & Co., proprietors of the Empire mower nnd reaper works at Akron. O., failed for $250,000. Fire that started In the wholesale coffee house of the Wnshburn-IInlllgan company in Davenport, la., caused a loss of $100,000. The Ohio senate passed a bill pro­ viding for the substitution of electrocu­ tion for hanging in the state. The jury in a divorce case nt Brook.ngs, S. D., was composed of six men and six women. Gypsum, a small town in Kansas, was partly destroyed by fire. William Allen, a pioneer preacher, at­ tended a funeral at Leavenworth, Kan., and was called on to pray. As he finished with the final amen he fell over dead without uttering another word. \V. II. Harris' big elephant Gypsy be­ came unmanageable at its winter quar­ ters in Chicago aud killed her keeper, Frank Scott. It was announced that Mark Twain had sold the copyright in Europe for a new book for $50,000. A party of Chinese nnd Japanese men and women partook of a mess of toad­ stools at Chico, Cal., mistaking them for mushrooms, and as a result three Chinese and two Japanese died from poisoning. While thawing a dynamite cartridge a; Lewiston, N. Y., an Italian laborer was killed and Seymour Eddy lost both eyes. The directors of the Deposit bank at Midway, Ky., discovered a shortage in the bank's accounts of $40,000. Reports from central and western Kansas, the wheat belt of the state, say the plant is in fine condition. ...... f •lull , ).■:» : .eti huo.Mam. trad).1, throwing t'.i'i twit out ul work. . In the n publ.cun state conn nt ion at Nlkoln Ti slh, of New York, hns added s.--tin. T»x.. a split occurred and two another to his wonderful ilinctn. ri.-K sets at <i-1rgatv- were chosen to attend in the possibilities of the electric >.ur- lhe national convention. lent. He expects to be able to transmit Dennis F. Murphy, one of the re­ news by electrical waves, and thinks porters of the United States senate by this means the inhabitants of this since 1848, and the chief reporter s ince earth may ultimately communicate 1873, died in Washington, aged 62years. Cures New Y March Sit- Fi ;> werv t I ! and two injur. •! ■ ;Sun­ :!i». •i.«rit H«"••.;•< rfar«ximr!lh—nmlday morning in u tirent No.:.. . ll-a|>>.in tier. I -ruoncat cure*. Mr.-Vi. The.buildmtr is a il.:«.i-su»ry ! Cures "I srrofuU in vwr»-’l l»nr« , • ri for (iwfn’-'x :-•-«! store I rnltre. suriHI n*Tk. naming ■ '-. p purposes. The up|M r two flo »ra shel- I clK'-a-- in i:<v ‘ereil four families. The Jet • e '•moke Cures <J 8.’iiiwiw. i.r.h l:- ;: !-»•• - ' h:r : .icterred some of the tenants. Iroin de­ ami buraiaz. 'c-.l.l h~a<l. t. ttrr. scending the stairways. Miss .-larguret Cures "f liulh. I'implrs. and Uli «ti. r •. ijh tian, <ln* to impure l.kxsl. Ryan, 60 years old, with a companion. Cures "1 Dyspepsia awl o’Jrr iron'.’. - v. Ii-ta Miss Kate Higgins, ran to u w in.low. A a k«ksI stomacb tunic tr»s needed. fireman in ascending the ladder to where iH.tSenl* wen en­ rescue the women was knocked off by Cures with those on Man: or any other planet. Willoughby J. Edbroik, who was At the opening of the new free supervising architect of the treasury bridge spanning the Monongahela river during the administration of President at Pittsburgh a young business man Harrison, died at his home in Chicago, and the daughter of a local minister aged 53 years. were married in the center of the new A state convention of "the reformers able to work «.r walk for weeka burst of flame shooting from a sec­ Cures cf Catarrh by vxpvllhii: :h« itnpiir.t.* 5 structure. of New York, irrespective of party af­ The Champaign county (Ill.) grand filiations,’’ has been called for Syracuse ond-story window, and v.us badly in­ which catit^ amt sustain the dhraiw. jury found nn indictment against Gbv. April 21, to elect delegates to the na­ jured. Cures <>t Nervousness l.y pr.qwrljr toning and The women then became hj'sterical, Altgcld nnd others comprising the tional reform party convention nt Pitts­ feeding tlm nerves upoii pan- blood. Miss Hyun leaping from the window. Cures of That Tired i’ccliag by restoring board of trustees of the University of burgh, Pa., May 25. strength. Send for book of cures l.y She fell on the sidewalk, breaking her Illinois for neglecting to raise the Tfic republicans of Massachusetts in bock, and died on the way to the hos­ American ling over the university build­ stale convention nt Boston indorsed pital in an ambulance. Her companion ings in accordance with the law. Thomas 1». Reed, of Maine, for the pn siAt the Southwestern Kansas Meth­ dcntial nomination. The platform de­ fell out of the window and broke her leg. odist Episcopal conference In Wichita clares for protection, opposes the free The firemen could nut rescue every one Bishop Andrews created a sensation by and unlimited coinage of silver, favors in the building owing to the immense declaring that a minister should not civil service laws and the restriction of quantics of smoke. After the flic had been extinguished three bodies were meddle with the temperance question. immigration. found of people who had l.e< n suffer In a wreck on the Indiana, Illinois & Jeremiah Lyons, aged 106 years, died rated. They were Mis-- Mary McMahon, Te C. 1. Ilootl & Co.. I'ropri-.-iors. Lowell. Ma«s. Iowa railroad near Knox, Ind., four men nt Phalanx station, near Warren, O. , fa-11 are t!w In-*: ntt>T .lint>»r 22 years uld; Thomas Mallory, 23 years ,nood were smothered by the overturning of S Hills |.iih, aid d gr-t n. old, a fireman on t he steamer St. Loui«. h car of grain in which they were riding. FOREIGN. The w ill of Benjamin Franklin, which One-half of the business portion of and Aichibahl Grogan, 35 yrr.rs old. Ito* -Sand Hills Grow. was probated 108 years ago In Phila­ Colon, Panama, was destroyed by fire, Their bodies wese nut burned. The A rand hill is not "Tirade” m> mneb 53 damage amounted to $10,060, the build­ delphia, was allowed in the probate the loss being over $690,000. planted. Wherever a patch of "marram court of Suffolk county al Boston in The ferry steamer Pearl was wrecked ing bring almost entirely destroyed. grass” takes* root, there the sand blown order to legalize the disposition of over in lhe Brisbane river in British Colum­ FIRE AND POISON. from the great bunk gathers round it. $111,000, the accumulations of the sum bia aud 37 j>crsons lost their lives. The steamship Wurrimo, which ar­ They Are the Cause of High: Deaths in An the r>uud spread.-*, lhe gruss grows of $5,000 which Franklin bequeathed to through it, until llio hard dry blades the Citj of Paris. officials of Boston in trust for the use rived at Victoria, B. C., brought news of the destruction of Suva, the capital Paris, March 30.—The Gothic church form tbu nuch us < f thousands of tons of of young mechanics. of St. Snuvevrr, on the Boulevard du "hills." Near Ib.lkham buy there lay The Smith, Wilson «t Scars Paper com­ of Fiji, by n hurricane. The steamship Bermuda, which left Marechai Vuilhtnt, at Lillr. was de­ not 40 years ago a wet "lake" icsido pany at Holyoke, Mass., failed for $200,­ New York March 15, loaded with arms stroyed by lire Sunday morning. The the high mind. There the "guauers” 000. C. D. Vaughn, Western Union tele­ nnd ammunition for the insurgents, flumes spread to the hospital adjoining used to hide for curlew, digging holes graph manager in New Y'ork, says he safely landed her cargo on the shores of the church. There was great excite­ and filling them with "wurrum gra.-rs” ment w hen it was seen that the hospi­ to make them dry and comfortable. has about completed an invention by the Cuba. Spanish troops fired upon each other tal would be burned. The semes among This grass took root, lhe sand gathered use of which it will be possible to tele­ by mistake near Esperanza, Cuba, and the patients were terrible. Those who round, ami where the "lake” lay is now phone across the ocean. were convalescent were hurriedly di­ a tumultuous mass of rounded hillocks, The town of Benton, Ark., wan nearly many lives were lost. The Venezuelan warship Mariscal de rected to leave the building and the hos­ rising 20 feet above high water level— wiped out by fire. Avncucho was burned off the Island of pital attendants and others devoted built by the "marram grn.vi” fr.nn the Forest tires burned over a large, ter­ ritory to the cast of Black River Falls, Margarita and four of her soldiers and themselves to removing those who were surplus driftings <if the mighty saud.— not. able to help themselves. The cries London Spectator. Wia^ destroying the prospects of the four sailors were lost. A dispatch from Athens reports the of the sick were heartrending. Four of blueberry crop in that territory’. Made Them Cry. The Midway deposit bank nt Midway, reuwval of the murders of Christians the {mtients who were extremely weak Talker—When 1 lectured, there was succuinbevl to fright and died liefurv Ky., closed its doors with liabilities of in the island of the Crete. Albert Ilapplcye, the correspondent not a dry eye in the andience. they could be taken out. $40,000. Walker—Indeed, and what was your Ten Sappers who had been ordered to Litral Bacon, a prominent man, brood­ in Cuba of the New York Mail and Ex­ ing over having been arrested at Knox­ press, was expelled from the island by save lhe medicines in the hospital came subject? Talker—I had been addressing a across w hut they thought was a quan­ ville, Tenn., for perjury, blew himself Gen. Weyler. It was announced that the Turkish tity’ of schnap|>s. They each took n school of cookery and giving u practical to fragments with dynamite. minister at Washington would be re ­ illnstratinu of bow to peel au <>u>ou.— drink and were almost instantly seized Newell Dutchc and Frank Monre were called owing to the sympathy of the with symptoms of poisoning. Physi­ Landon Tit-Bits. drowned by the capsizing of nn oyster Americans with the Armenians. cians nt once attended them, but despite ixiat nt Bridgeton, N. J. A tremendous lire occurred in the na­ all efforts four of the sappers died and The exchanges at the leading clearing • "The Latest Style Ih Bounets,” bouses in the United States during the tive quarter of Calcutta and many per­ the others are still suffering agonizing and the very newest thing in "Dres® pain. week ended on the 27th aggregated sons were killed. Patterns,” are not half as important President llippolyte, of Hayti, died $^96,850,158, against. $975,883,801 the as the perfect health of the ladies who MUST "DO TIME.” previous week. The increase, com­ nt Port Au Prince, aged CO years. wear them. For without health there By an explosion of fire damp Inn mine pared with the corresponding week in llllnoia Supreme Cuurl Decides Against is little enjoyment in life nnd no desire at Brunnerton, New Zealand, five per­ Chicago Ez-Bankers. for dresses and bonnets. When ladies 1895, was 0.9. sons were killed outright nnd CO more Matt Mootry, a negro, was hanged at Chicago, March 30.—The Meadowcraft Dre suffering from pains in the back, were entombed with no hope of being Georgetown, Tex., in the presence of brothers must go to the penitentiary. nervousness, neuralgia, inllamation of rescued. internal organs, “Female Weakness.” 4,000 people for the murder of Andrew . The Matabeles of the Inzza and Fiia- Wealth, social position, the utmost ef­ and derangement, the use of Dr. Pickrell, a fanner, last May. busi districts in South Africa revolted forts of the ablest lawyers have been at Pierce’s Favorite Prescription will There were 259 business failures in their service for almost three years, bring immediate relief and, in due and massacred the white settlers. the United States in the seven days Cnpt. Gen. Weyler of Cuba issued a nnd the last legal expedient to save them time, a complete and perfect cure. ended on the 27th. against 261 the week proclamation saying that in view of lhe from the disgrace of penal garb has Druggists have it for sale. previous and 234 in the corresponding fact that lhe insurgents avoid engage­ been exhausted. Of all these the end period of 1805. is failure. Th./f /rnvT.eet. /sTne'u'i ments with the 1 roops ajnl <JeuP • Acqulrlnc Knowledge. A religious oriraiM-u’ilnti An "RHvciUentlrely to acts of incendiarism, of t he supreme court of Illinois. "Papa, what is an old saw—not the as tne Legion of the Grand Army of the One year ago last December n jury he hns resolved to deal with them as in­ Cross.similnrto the Salvation Army .was in the superior court found Frank R. saw you saw with, but the kind this cendiaries and bandits. paper speaks about?” 'launched in New York by William Phil­ Public feeling was said to be running nnd Charles J. Mendowcraft, Imi nkers. "What uld saw docs the paper sTenk lips Hall. so high in Spain against American in­ guilty ns'charged in the indictment of about?" At Springfield. Mo., fire completely having received deposits when they terference in Cuba that the government "That’s what I wont to know. It destroyed the Grand opera house, the would have trouble to central the na­ hiew their bank was insolvent, am? fixed loss being $100,000. us the punishment for each imprison­ says. 'Everybody has heard the uld saw, tional anger. "Never look a gift horse in the month. *'' The secretary of the treasury sent to ment for one year nt hard labor in the Edwin F. ULI. the newly appointed congress estimates of the general de­ ambassador of the United Stales, ar­ state prison at Joliet. Judge Brentano, I want to know where the saw comes ficiency In departmental appropria­ rived at Berlin. w ho presided, reflated n new trial, a nil in.” "Well, there's your old saw. An old tions for the year ending June 30, an appeal was taken to the state su­ 1896, amounting to $4,326,672. LATER. preme court, the court of last re.vjrt. saw is an old proverb.' ’ "Why shouldn’t yoa look a gif: horse Hiram 11. Ely, a boy of 15. nnd his Alvin N. Stone, a wealthy farmer, There the decision of the lower court sister-in-law. Mrs. Jane D. Ely, a widow aged G8: his wife, Serena, aged G2, is now affirmed, and the verdict of iu the month?" “Because—because it's in bad taste. 40 years old and the mother of four were murdered by some one unknown at guilty ns charged and the sentence ot It’s ungrateful, aud all that sort of children, were married at Richmond, their home near Tallmadge, O., and Ira penal servitude stand. t hing. '’ Ky. Stillson, the hired man, was fatally "All what sort of thing?" Mrs. John F. Siegel, wife of a promi­ and two daughters, Emma, aged 29, TO FORM A BIG STEEL. TRUST. "Why, to look a horse iu the mouth nent business man at Bogart, O., nnd and Hal tie, aged 23, seriously injured. . Nearly the Entire I’ruducllou of theConnt> ut has been given to yon shows that— her son, aged 10, were killed by the cars try to Join the Combine. The entire business portico of Wes­ ' it shows that you are not thinking of while out drivng. Pittsburgh. Pa., March 30.—A gignnton, W. Va., was burned, the loss being tl io giver, bnt of the value of the gift” A progressive euchre party for the over $150,000. t ic indust rial combinnt ion went through "What would anybody want to look cause of Cuban freedom at Philadelphia Pinar del Rio, the stronghold of the the prelimninry stage of formation and p horse iu the mouth for?” realized $1,000. Spanish army in the western part of was practically effected nt a meeting "To tell how old it is.” The date of opening the Red Lake In­ Cuba, was taken by the insurgents and of ftt-cl producers held in New Y’ork last (After a pause.) "Pupa, can you tell dian reservation in Minnesota has been dcst rayed. week. Another meeting will be held in tV old a saw is by looking at its changed from May 1 to May 15 next. The Glenmore worsted mills in Phila­ Pittsburgh son for the arrangem* th?"—Chicago Tribune. Mr. and Mrs. John Parkinson, Wind­ delphia were burned, the loss being of details. It is proposed to regul.. sor, Wis„ were asphyxiated by gus from । the product ion of steel to actual rv.juire$130,000. The misery of years has been cured a coal stove. A windstorm blew down the house of ments by met hods similar to those use* . a single night by the use of Doan’s IL A. Vaughn in Cleveland and Mrs. I by the rail pool. Nearly tlic entire pre PERSONAL AND POLITICAL Ointment, a positive, never-failing ’•inedy fur Itching Piles nnd all sitniMrs. Jennie R. Kimball, of Philadel­ .Sarah Bradford nnd Miss Emma Deit- ' duction of the United States was repre­ ' Rented nt the New York meeting, exnJiseases. Your dealer keeps it. or phia, the comic opera manager, died in rich, who were in bed asleep, were I bracing capital of several hundred mil"et it for you. a private car at the union depot in St. crushed to death. Rogge Koch, toy importers at Bal­ I lionsnf dollars. Among the prominent Paul of pneumonia, aged 45 years. Ho* u Boom Waa'Hi firms present were the Carnegie Steel William 11. Webster, ohief civil serv­ timore, Md., failed for $150,000. .ohii Sherman wrote a book on his Two warehouses of the Pleasure company, Jones & Laughlin, Illinois ice examiner, died suddenly of heart txum and s«» the bourn is dead.—Atlanta disease at his home in Washington, Ridge Park Distillery company at Steel company, Hainsworth Steel com­ Gjnstituticu. pany, Bethlehem Steel company, John ­ aged 55 years. Louisville were destroyed with all their Edward Hopkins (colored), aged 103 contents, including over 30,000 barrels ston Steel company aud Cambria iron works. years, died at Rome, N. Y. of whisky, the loss being $425,000. Dr. Moses M. Royer, a retired physi­ A sharp earthquake shock was felt CRUSHED TO DEATH. Baby wax sick, *o gave bar Casto.-lx cian in Chicago, made arrangements for at Rawlins, Wyo., houses being swayed, his own funeral, and soon afterward but no serious damage was done. Three 1’ervons Killed l.y u Bon Ider la Warn sl>e was a Child, she cried for Cast oris. West Vlrzlnlu. »— Thru she became Miss, she clung to Ca«loris. died suddenly. Three hundred Chinese were blown Hinton, W. Va., March 30.—Jimjia The republicans of New York instate to atoms by the explosion of a maga­ When site laid Children, *):e gaveC etn Cartcrln. convention in New York city nominated zine attached to the fort at Kiarg, in Frank Tilman and Lucy Law vvjc-rc in­ stantly killed by a rock Crashing Levi P. Morton ns their candidate for China. lhe presidency on a platform indorsing Fire destroyed the Sunday Loader through the house where ' y were riceping at Echo, a statior 10 miles the gold standard nnd a protective tariff office at Springfield, 0. with reciprocity’. The delegates at Fied Gorrell, a molder at West Co­ west of here, Sunday morn g. Two large are Thomas C. Platt, Warner Mil­ lumbus, O., aged 21, shot his wife, aged other members of the fami were se­ ler, Chauncey M. Depew and Edward 17, and then cut his throat with a razor. riously injured. The hous was situ­ Lnuterback. ated at the foot of the mout ain on the Jealousy was the cause. The republicans of Minnesota In con­ banks of the New river. A . enormous Two of the leading banks in St. Louis, vention at Minneapolis selected dele­ ledge of rocks broke loose pn the moun­ the Commercial nnd the St. Louis na­ gates to the national convention who tain side, passing over ^coke ovens, tional, consolidated. favor McKinley for president. The tearing up the track of the Chesapeake Jiin and Frank Tilman and Lucy Law platform renews pledges of devotion to A Ohio railroad and breaking through protection and reciprocity and opposes were instantly killed by a rock falling the house. the free coinage of silver under existing from a ledge and crushing through the house where they were sleeping at Echo, FATE OF A HERO. conditions. ■ __ trot. W. H. Peeke, who Mrs. Charlotte Wille died other home W. Va. The American schooner Wiliiam Young 3lan Saves a I.ady s Life, But Is SX.)- h^M In Manitowoc, Wis., aged 105 years. Illtusclt Dro’rned. doubt treated and curfl ■ ■ cd more cases than any In Missouri the republicans nomi­ Todd, from Mobile, Ala., was fired upon Olivet, Mich., March 30.—A party of m 3 living Physician; hds nated R. E. Lewis for congress In the by two Spanish gunboats six miles off success is axtonlihfng. students were skating on Pine lake Sixth district and renominated W. M. the Isle of Pines. We have heard ot cases Lightning destroyed the house of when the ice broke through. A. M. ot ao years' standing Treloar in the Ninth district. cured by Finney, of Chicago, was drowned. Miss Jacob Reihl, a farmer nt Spring Valley, The republicans in state convention nt him. Ho Alberta Chapman, of Port Huron, w-as publisliesa Huron, S. D., declared against free sil­ Minn., killing his wife and two sons and valuable taken from the water after floating ver, favored a protective tariff, nnd in­ the hired man. work <n I nearly an hour fastened to a rail. A In the presence ol 20,000 people the structed the delegates to work for the largest vessel of the United States navy board was secured and pushed through nomination of McKinley at St. Louis. • Brig. Gen. Thomas Lincoln Casey, re- was launched at the Cramp shipyards the ice, but not before Finney went un­ , ... . . laruc bot­ | tired, for many years chief of *ngi- in Philadelphia and named Iowa. Miss der in a heroic attempt to save Miss tie tle of or his bis absolute abmluto cure, free to nn any nuffcrers mav Exm-et address. may fend send their i*. O. nnd Express i nccra of the United States army, died in Mary Lord Drake, daughter of the gov­ Chapman. Finney’■ body was soon 1 who We advise any one wishing a cure to address after recovered. ernor of Iowa, christened the vessel. Washington, aged 65 years. Hood ’s Sarsaparilla Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. I ATA 1 I -—...... . Cured ProLW, H. run:, r. P., 4 Ccoarst.. Hew To’-l: �FAi,.„ FLAMES THE JOURNALJ School cninmer.ced Monday. Myrtle Green of Grand Rapids, spent Sunday in our village. B. L. Johnson spent Sunday in Grand Rapids. Earl Muore and Hoss Armstrong were in Caledonia one dav last week. Among those who attended the Bur■ ry county convention at Hastings, Monday and Tuesday were: Mrs. D. W. Johnson, Mrs. Biss, Mrs. P. A. Cobb, N. C. Webb, May Bassett, Minnie Dietrich and Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Putnam is visiting her sister, Mr*. Fausey near Hasting*. Guy Johnson returned to Kalamazoo Tuesday. • ____ M. A. Dietrich made a businedMgp to Grand Rapids, Saturday. Bessie George of Hastings, ia in thtr village making preparations for her entertainment, to take place Apnl 7. Jay Matteson went to Owosso Mon­ day, where he will fill the position as cashier of the bank. Mr*. Emma Beaver of Grand Rapids, spent a few days here last week on ac­ count of the illness of her aunt Mrs. J. Martin. RINDS CORNERS. Mrs. Sarah Newton who had a cancer removed from her face latt week by DeYoung of Nashville, is doing nicely. George Robinson is spending his va­ cation at home. Rev. A. 8. Bunnell ard wife of Alle­ gan, visited friends in this place last week. |»Wm. Bechtel and family of your city, spent Sunday at Jacob K’ines. Tens Terpening went Friday to spend the coming summer near Battle Creek. Leland Sutherland, who has been attending school, at Oxford, returned home Saturday to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hinds were sur­ prised Thursday eve, by about twentyfive of their friends walking in. Cake and ice cream were served and after a pleasant evening all departed, wishing them the best success in the future. . Sunday school was re-organized last Sunday and the following officers electea: Supt. II. MJ Moore; Asst. Supt Mary Kline; Sec.' Ralph Scidmore; T-eas. Nellie Kline: Organist," Mary Kli SOUTH WOODLAVD. Albert Ehrett entertained eighteen gueata in his sugar bush last Friday. Joe Smith and wife were called to Mason Co. Thursday on account ot the illneas of their sister. James Youngs left last Tuesday for Maple Grove, where he has hired out for the summer. J. R. Barnum and family of Hastings are spending the week of vacation on their farm. Albert Ehrett and family will soon move to Mason Co. Revilo Y'oungs went to Hickory Cor­ ner* with a load of maple sugar and syrup last Tuesday. Chauncy Priest and wife of Wood­ land. visited at Jerome England's the latter part of the week. Mrs. Washington Helmer was called to Hastings last Saturday on account of the illess of her daughter May. Gail Hamp spent Sunday at Wood­ land. Ed. Schantz of Woodland Center, will move back on hi* farm here. Next Sunday morning, after a brief Bunday School lesion, the seaalw- re*«rakHitkwwt>-’rf»we-JbTU. church win take place. Let every scholar be pres­ ent. ASSYRIA. • Easter service* at the Brigg* church Sunday evening. Eugene Day and daughter Hattie of Augusta, are visiting Cha*. Clark and family. This is the week of vacation at the Brigg* school. Alma Smith, the delegate for the Lacey C. E. leaves for Ionia Wednes­ day. Hattie Day brought her wheel with her and ia trying in vain to learn her cousin Addie to “put on the bloomer* and sail away.” The surprise party on Gu* Weicker was well’attended and enjoyed by alL BEDFORD. Eva Pixley returned to her home in Bellevue, for a weeks’ visit-during the vacation; Mae ’Maley and Pearl Hay­ wood accomp d her. " Mr*. Hughes usd the misfortune to fall down cellar, Friday. Mr*. Gill mo re is visiting friends in A Imo. Ruby Newton will make her home with Frank Hushes in the future. Mrs. Ella Beals of Lansing, is visit­ ing her parents, Mr, Boom and family of Battle Creek have moved into Mrs. Clapp's vacant room*; Mr. Boom will drive the mill team this year. t N LAKE. A. Angle is % sick with the grip. 11. S. Clark inti ads to buy a lot north of the post office; tins town ia growing. All we need now is . blacksmith shop. Mr*. Wm. Orton spent Sunday at Yankee Springs. Mr. Martin intend* to move to Grand Rapids and go in the bakery business. Claud Raymond is visiting relatives here. Mr*. Ella Pinney is quite sick. The ice done a good deal of damage to the shores when it went out. Some of the trees on the Wayland landing were turned out by the roots. Blanch Chapman is home from Plain­ well for a visit. COATS GROVE. Mrs. B. F. Wolf is on the sick 1’st. Mr*. Boice expects to start for Mc­ Bride this week to live with her *on. A Inez Sprague and Bessie Smith go as delegate* to the Y. P. 8. C. E. convent’on at Ionia this week. Teacher* came home from the exam­ nation looking pretty blue. If you want any musical instruments or fine furniture call on H. Sprague. This i* no joke or April fool but 8 tact. PRATT DI8TT1CT. Will Hunt started Monday for Ohio; be will drive through. Isaac Sponaole is traversing various parts of Canada. Mrs. F. J. Thomas went Monday to Saginaw as a delegate to the W. R. C. convention. Misses Ella Phillips aud Cora Jewell spent Tuesday with Mines Thomas. lour D«un.» ’rad) , throw mg tOO men out of work THURSDAY.APRIL ISM. The News Condensed. Important Intelligcnc'e From Ail Parts. CONGRESSIONAL. The ProceedUx** or the First Session. In the sennin on the 23d, on motion of Mr. Sherman, thn Cuban resolution! were re­ committed to the conference committee. Mr. Milla (Tex.) offered a resolution <11rectlng the president to request Spain to allow Cuba to establish a local govern­ ment. and in caae of refusal that the United States take poiseasion of and hold the JWffCT the people of Cuba can organize rSHrernment ...In the house a bill to modWythe existing law regarding the punish­ ment of Crimea committed under federal jurisdiction was dlscuaaed, and an amend­ ment, making treason punishable by death, wci adopted. In the senate on the 24th a resolution was adopted requesting the president to trans­ mit to the senate all dispatches. ctrrenpondence, etc., from November 5, ISIS, to 1878, concerning the paclfnctlon of the then pending.conflict in Cuba. Mr. Mills spoke In support of the Cuban resolutions. ....In the house bills were passed to re­ habilitate ex-confederate army officers; to abolish the death penalty In certain mil­ itary rases, .and to make the sale of spirit­ uous liquors under a false brand punish­ able by tine and imprisonment. T .e naval appropriation bill <$31.611.034) was reported. A resolution wns introduced In the sen­ ate on the 25th for final adjournment May 2. • and another pronlbltlng the United Blates or any state from giving any recog­ nition or financial aid to any church or religious institution. Most of the dny was spent on the legislative appropriation bill. ....The house took up the naval appropria­ tion bill and when tho adjournment was reached all the paragraphs had been passed .utvc those relating to the increase of the navy. A Joint resolution was passed In the senate on the 2t»th for a commission to make a prllminaiy survey and estimate the cost of a ship canal from tho lower shore of Lake Michigan to the Wabash river. A favorable report was nude on the bill for the admission of Arizona as a state. The legislative appropriation bill was fur­ ther considered....In the house the con­ ferees on tho Cuban resolution agreed to accept the senate resolution. The naval appropriation hill was passed and the sun­ dry civil bill (L%,4OS,S74) was reported. The senate on the 27th passed the loglrlalive appropriation bill. Aside from provid­ ing the usual appropriations the bill ef­ fects a reform of the system of compensa­ tion for United States district attorneys and marshals, salaries being substituted for fees. Adjourned to theMth....In tho house * bill was favorably reported extend­ ing the benefit* of tho pension laws to all the militia engaged la the civil war who served SO days under the direct authority of the war dejuirtmcnt of the United States officers. Adjourned to the 30th. DOMESTIC. A violent earthquake shock was felt at Machias, Me. Houses trembled, dishes and window* rattled and clocks were stopped. The supreme court of the United States decided that witnesses must tes­ tify in interstate commerce case*, or go to jail for contempt of court. Kingslaad & Douglas, manufacturers of agricultural implements in SL Louis, failed for $100,000. James McCoy shot and killed hi* brother Henry at their home near Noblesville, Ind., and then killed him­ self. No cause was known for the deed. Ixkery: William Mann, foundry, and Thomas Mears, box and barrel factory, assigned with liabilities aggregating $300,000. Three robbers took $50,000 in bonds and money from Christopher Schrage, TO years old. who lives alone in Chicago. The Joliet (HI.) branch of the Con­ solidated Steel gnd Wire company suf­ fered a loss of $130,000 by' tire, throwing 500 men out of work. Patrick W. Snowhook, a well-known attorney and supposed millionaire,made nn assignment in Chicago with liabili­ ties of $350,000. In portions of central New York the thermometer marked ten degrees be­ low zero and the Hudson river for miles was again frozen over. W. S. ide, a capitalist at Columbus, O., failed for $170,000. An ordinace was passed in Mexico. Ma, prohibiting the sale or giving away of cigarettes or cigarette wrappers to minors. Fire in the lumber yard of N. B. Holv ay In North La Crosse Wis., and the plant of the La Crosse Lumber com­ pany, caused a loss of $175,000. Leon & II. Blum, wholesale dry goods merchants at Galveston, Tex., made a general assignment with liabilities of $2,000,000. J. F. Sciberling & Co., proprietors of the Empire mower and reaper works at Akron, 0., failed for $250,000. Fire that started in the wholesale coffee house of the Washburn-Halligan company in Davenport, la., caused a loss of $100,000. The Ohio senate passed a bill pro­ viding for the substitution of electrocu­ tion for hanging in the state. The jury in a divorce case nt Brookmgs, S. D_, was composed of six men and six women. Gypsum, a small town in Kansas, was partly destroyed by fire. William Allen, a pioneer preacher, at­ tended a funeral at Leavenworth, Kan., and was called on to pray. As he finished with the final amen he fell over dead without uttering anothef word. W" H. Harris’ big elephant Gypsy be­ came unmanageable at its winter quar­ ters in Chicago aud killed her keeper, Frank Scott. It was announced that Mark Twain find sold the copyright in Europe for a new book for $50,000. A party of Chinese and Japanese men nnd women partook of a mess of toad­ stools at Chico, Cal., mistaking them for mushrooms, and as a result three Chinese and two Japanese died from poisoning. While thawing a dynamite cartridge nt Lewiston, N. ¥., an Italian laborer was killed and Seymour Eddy lost both eyes. The directors of the Deposit bank nt Midway, Ky., discovered n shortage in the bank’n accounts of $40,000. Report* from central nnd western Kansas, the wheat belt of the state,say the plant is in fine condition. Ke..till from New York. ;. lire lu Cores New York, March .70.—Fct jwnaris N1 »ola Tesla, of New York, hosodded were l.tih•.! und two injun <1 ;. rl.v Sun­ another to his wonderful discoveries day nsornirg iu a tire nt No..-.. . Hudson Pro-..- :!i" m<ril <>f 1I<hk“s SnrsupanlJu—p'h!in tlb! possibilities of the electric cur­ tixe. ixToautcnt Ciwr*. rent. He expects to be able to transmit Dennis F. Murphy, one of the rc- Mrevt. The building is a ii. cc-s.tury Cures of scrofula in *.’Xrn-«t Ionr<. . • news by electrical waves, and thinks jxjrters of the United States senate •bricJub4Hf£"ui>t‘il for ilwTTT.np :.<;<J store ! poltre. swelled nerk. running • •r -.! ;• by this means the inhabitants of this since 1S4S, nnd the chief n porter since purposes. The upper two ft- -ra alicldtrnnw. * •. • hi tiw <-v«-h. earth may ultimately communicate 1873, died in Washington, aged 62years. te <1 four families. The Jer ► smoke Cures of s»’.t l:!i<-un>. v. r.h It* int-n- ' h'.ng >>n<l burning. «eakl li-atl. teller. with those on Mars or any other planet. Willoughby J. Edbrook, who was 'delcrrvd some of the tenant- from de­ At the opening of the new free supervising architect of the treasury scending the stairwaya. Mitt* .Jarguret Cures °f Itull*. 1‘lmple*. and all atlur lion* due to impure blood. bridge spanning the Monongahela river during the administration of President Ryan, 60 years old, with a companion. al Pittsburgh a young business man Harrison, died at his home in Chicago, Miss Kate Higgins, ran to a witidow. A Cures ol J>y*jirjHila utsl olh-r tronble* x-.h-.-re a gmxl stomach tonic xva* needed. fireman in ascending the ladder to and the daughter of a local minister aged 53 years. rescue the women was knocked off by Cures "I ftb< wnatKm, where patient* were en­ were married in the center of the new A state convention of "the reformers able to work or walk for x.rek*. a burst of flume shoeing from a sec­ Cures of Catarrh by expelling :!,<* Impurities structure. of New York, irrespective of party af­ The Champaign county (HL) grand filiations,” has been called for Syracuse ond-story window, and waa badly in­ which cause and aiMtaln the dte'tuw. jury found nn indictment against GOv. April 21, to elect delegates to the na­ jured. Cures of Nervouane«i by properly toning und The women then liecame hysterical. Altgeld and others comprising the tional reform party convention at Pitts­ feeding the nerves upoq pure blood. Miss Ryan leaping from the window. Cures of That Tired Feeling by restoring board of trustees of the University of burgh, Pa., May 25. strength. Send for l»ook of curt* by She fell on the sidewalk, breaking her Illinois for neglecting to raise the Tip* republicans of Massachusetts in American flag over the university build­ state convention nt Boston indorsed back, and died on the way to lhe hos­ pital in an ambulance. Her companion ings in accordance with the law. Thomas B. Reed, of Maine, lor the presi­ fell out of the window and broke her leg. At the Southwestern Kansas Meth­ dential nomination. The platform de­ odist Episcopal conference in Wichita clares for protection, opposes the fret The firemen could not rescue everyone Bishop Andrews created a sensation by and unlimited coinage of silver, favors in the building owing to the immense declaring that a minister should not civil service laws aud the restriction of quantics of smoke. After the fire had been extinguished three bodies were meddle with the temperance question. immigration. found of people who had been suffr> Tor I. Hood & Co.. Proprietor*, f.owcll, Ma«*. In a wreck on Lite Indiana, Ulinois & Jeremiah Lyons, aged IOC years, died ented. They were Miss Mary McMahon, lowa railroad near Knox, Ind., four men at Phalanx station, near Warren, O. , rw«at are the be«t after-dinner 22 years old; Thomas Mallory. 2.". years ,liOOU were smothered by the overturning of S_J_iHS_pilb. aid digestion. 25c. old. a fireman on the steamer St. Louis, n car of grain in which they were riding. FOREIGN. The will of Benjamin Franklin, which One-half of the business portion ot nnd Arehilmld Grogan. 35 years old. How Sand III1I* Grow. was probated 108 years ago in Phila­ Colon. Panama, was destroyed by fire, Their bodies wcce not burned. The A xand hill is not "Twade" so niuek as damage amounted to $10,060, the build­ delphia, was allowed in the probate the loss being over $090,000. pluuted. Wherever a patch uf “ntarrnni court of Suffolk county at Boston in The ferry steamer Pearl was wrecked ing bring almost entirely destroyed. grass" taken root, there tho sand blown order to legalize the disposition of over in the Brisbane river in British Colum­ FIRE AND POISON. front the great tank paliiera round it. $111,000, the accumulations of the sum bia and 37 persons lost their lives. The steamship Wartime, which ar­ They Are the Cause of Ki<h: Death* ia Ah lhe baud t-preud*, the grass grown of $5,000 which Franklin bequeathed to through it, until the hard dry blades the Cit) of Fsrl*. officials of Boston iu trust for the use rived at Victoria, B. C., brought new* of the destruction of Suva, the capital Paris. March 30.—The Gothic church form the nucleus of thousands of tons of of young mechanics. •‘hills.’* Near Holkhani bay there lay of Fiji, by a hurricane. of St. Sant ex re, on the Boulexurd du The Smith, Wilson A Scars Paper com­ The steamship Bermuda, which left Marechai Vaillant, nt Lille, was de­ not 40 years ago a wet "lake” inside pany at Holyoke, Mass., failed for $200,­ New Y'ork March 15, loaded with arms stroyed by fire Sunday morning. The tho high sand. There tho “guuuers** 000. C. D. Vaughn, Western Union tele­ and ammunition for the insurgents, fiitir.es spread to the hospital adjoining used to hide for curlew, digging holes graph manager in New Y'ork, says he safely landed her cargo on the shores of the church. There was great excite­ and filling them with "morrum grass” ment when it was seen that the hospi­ to make them dry nnd comfortable. has about completed nn invention by the Cuba. Spanish troops fired upon each other tal would be burned. The semes among This grow took root, the sand gathered use of which it will be possible to tele­ by mistake near Esperanza, Cuba, and the patients were terrible. Those who round, aud where the "lake” luy ia noxv phone across the ocean. vxcre convalescent were hurriedly di­ a tumultuous mars of rounded hillocks, The town of Benton, Ark., war. nearly many live* were lost. The Venezuelan warship Mariscal de rected to leave the buildingund the hos­ rising 20 feet above high water level— wiped out by fire. Forest fires burned over a large ter­ Avncucho was burned off the Island of pital attendants and others devoted built by the ** marram grni^” from the ritory to the east of Black River Falls, Margarita and four of her soldiers and themselves to removing those who were surplus driftings of Hie mighty saud.-— not able to help themselves. The cries London Spectator. Wis., destroying the prospects of the four sailors were lost. A dispatch from Athens reports the of the sick were heartrending. Four of blueberry crop in that territory. Made Them Cry. The Midway deposit bank at Midway. renewal of the murders of Christians the patients who xxere extremely weak Talker—When 1 lectured, there was succumbed to fright and died before Kyn closed its doors with liabilities of in the island of the Crete. Albert Rnpplcye. the correspondent they co aid be taken out. not u dry eye in lhe audience. $40,000. Walker—Indeed, aud what was your Ten Sappers xvho had been ordered to Litral Bacon, a prominent man, brood­ in Cuba of the New York Mail and Ex­ ing over having been arrested at Knox­ press, was expelled from the island by save the medicines in the hospital came subject? Talker—I bad been addressing a across xxhat they thought xvas a cpianville, Tenn., for perjury, blew himself Gen. Weyler. It was announced that the Turkish tity of schnapps. They each took n school of cookery nnd giving a practical to fragments with dynamite. Newell Dutche and Frank Moore were minister at Washington would l>c re­ drink and were almost instantly seized illustration of bow to peel an union.— drowned by the capsizing of an oysterJ called owing to the sympathy of the xx ith symptoms of poisoning. Physi­ London Tit-Bits. i Americans with the Armenians. cian* at once attended them, but despite bout at Bridgeton, N. J. i I A tremendous fire occurred in the na­ nil efforts four of the sappers died und The exchanges at the leading clearing • "The Latest Style in Bonnots.” houses in the United States during the1 tive quarter of Calcutta and inax>y per­ the others are still suffering agonizing and the very nexrest thing in “Dress pain. week ended on the 27th aggregated sons were killed. Pattern*,” are not half as important President llippolyte, of Hayti, died $b9G,850,158, against $975,883,801 the* as the perfect health of the ladies xvhu MUST "DO TIME." previous week. The increase, com- ( at Port Au Prince, aged GO years. wear them. For without health there By an explosion of fire damp in n mine pared with the corresponding week in' at Brunncrton, New Zealand, five per­ Illinois Supreme Court Decide* Agaluet is little enj’oyment in life and no desire 1805, was 0.9. Chicago Ex-Banker*. for dresses and bonnets. When ladies sons were killed outright nnd GO more Matt Mootry, n negro, was hanged at Chicago, March 30.—The Meadowcrafl are suffering from pains in the back, were entombed with no hope of being nervousness, neuralgia, infiamation nf Georgetown, Tex., in the presence ot brothers must go to the penitentiary. internal organs, “Female Weakness.” 4,000 people for the murder of Andrew rescued. , The Matabeles of the Inzzn and Flia- Wealth, social position, the utmost ef­ and derangement, the use of Dr. I'ickrell, a farmer, last May. busi districts in South Africa revolted forts of the ablest lawyers have been at Pierce's Favorite Prescription will There were 250 business failures in their service for almost three years, bring immediate relief and, in due and massacred the white settlers. the United States In the seven days !• Cnpt. Gen. Weyler of Cuba issued a nnd the last legal expedient to save them time, a complete and perfect cure. ended on the 27th. against 261 the week proclamation saying Ihut in view of the from the disgrace of penal garb has Druggists have it for sale. previous and 234 in the corresponding been exhausted. Of all these the end fact that the insurgents avoid engage­ — JU period of 1895. Is faDnre. 'Dk;/»>;3mtffirct. jsDieTfr^.uu^ ments wlthJhMnx^xjuid-dexb*•AequlrtBc Hnowladgv. ‘THeRcs entirely to net* of incendiarism, of the supreme court of Illinois. "Papa, what is an old saw—not the as the Legion of the Grand Army of the One year ago last December tt jury has resolved Io deal with them asinCrosH.sinxilnrlothe Salvation Army.was'1 he In the superior court found Fra nk R. saw yon saxv with, but the kiud this cendiaries and bandits. paper speaks about?” •launched in New York by William Phil­ ' Public feeling was said to be running nnd Charles J. Mendowcraft, ba nkera. “What old saw doe* the paper s'peok lips Hall. , so high in Spain against American in- guilty ns’charged in the indictment ot At Springfield. Mo., fire completely terfercnce in Cuba that the government having received deposits xvhen they about?” “That** what I want to kuow. It destroyed the Grand opera house, the’ would have trouble to control the na­ knew their bank wns insolvent, am.’ fixed loss being $100,000. a* the punishment for each imprison­ says, 'Everybody has heard the old saw, tional anger. "Nover look a gift horse in the month. ” ' The secretary of the treasury sent to1 Edwin F. ULI. lhe newly appointed ment for one year nt hard labor >n the congress estimates of the general de­’ ambassador of the United States, ar­ state prison at Joliet. Judge Hrentano, I waut to kuow where the saw cornea ficiency In departmental appropria­’ rived at Berlin.. who presided, refuwd a new trial, n nd in." “Well, there's your old saw. An old tions for the year ending June 30, nn appeal was taken to the state su­ 1806, amounting to $4,320,672. LATER. preme court, the court of last resort. saw is an old proverb." "Why shouldn’t yon look a gift horse Hiram H. Ely, a boy of 15, and his There the decision of the loxver court Alvin N. Stone, a wealthy farmer, sister-in-law. Mrs. .lane D. Ely, a widow aged 68; his wife, Serena, aged G2, is now affirmed, and the verdict of iu the month?” "Because—because it’s in bad taste. 40 years old nnd the mother of four were murdered by some one unknown at guilty ns charged and the sentence of It’s ungrateful, and all that sort of children, were married at Richmond, their home near Tallmadge, O-, and Ira penal servitude stand. thing.” Ky. Stillson, the hired man, was fatally "All what sort of thing?” Mrs. John F. Siegel, wife of a promi­ and two daughters, Emma, nged 22, TO FORM A BIG STEEL TRUST. "Why, to look a horse iu the mouth nent business man at Bogart, O., nnd and Hat Ge, aged 23, seriously injured. Nearly the Entire Production of the Coun­ her son, aged 10, were killed by the cars tl ut has been giveu to you shows that— try to Join tho Combine. The entire business portion of Wes­ it shows that you are not thinking of while out drivng. Pittsburgh. Pa., March 30.—A gigan­ ton, W. Va., was burned, the loss being H io giver, but of the value of the gift ” A progressive euchre party for the over $150,000. tic industrial combination wentthrougb "What would anybody want to look cause of Cuban freedom at Philadelphia Pinar del Rio, the stronghold of the the prellinninry stage of formation and » horse in the mouth for?” realized $1,000. Spanish army in the western part of xvas practically effected nt a meeting ”To tell how old it is.” The date of opening the Red Lake In­ of ftec! producers held iu New Y’ork last Cuba, was taken by the insurgents aud dian reservation in Minnesota has been (After u pause.) "Papa, can vou tell week. Another meeting will be held in I destroyed. * old a saw is by lookiug at its changed from May 1 to May 15 next. The Glenmore worsted mills in Phila­ Pittsburgh son for the arrangem' th?”—Chicago Tribune. Mr. and Mrs. John Purkinsun, Wind­ delphia were burned, lhe loss being of details. It is proposed to reguL sor, Wis^ were asphyxiated by gus from I the production of steel to actual require­ $130,000. The misery of year* has been cured a coal stove. A windstorm blew down the house of ments by methods similar to those use<’ . a single night by the use of 1 loan's H. A. Vaughn in Cleveland and Mrs. by the rail pool. Nearly the entire prt PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. Ointment, a positive, never-failing duetion of the United Slates was repre ­ "inedy for Itching Piles and all simiMrs. Jennie R. Kimball, of Philadel­ Sarah Bradford and Miss Emma DcltJiseases. Your dealer keeps it, or phia, the comic opera manager, died in rich, x.Tio were in bed asleep, were sented nt the New Y'ork meeting, em­ bracing capita! of several hundred mil­ set it for you. a private car nt the union depot in St. crushed to death. lions of dollars. Among the prominent Kogge & Koch, toy importers at Bal­ Paul of pneumonia, aged 45 yenra. Hott a Boom Wm'KI firms present were the Carnegie Steel William 11. Webster, chief civil serv­ timore, Md., failed for $150,000. jobu Sliern.au wrote a book oa his Two warehouses of the Pleasure company, Jones & Laughlin, Illinois ice examiner, died suddenly of heart boom und so the boom is dead.—Atlanta Steel company, Hainsxx-orth Steel com ­ disease at his home iu Washington, Ridge Park Distillery company at aged 55 years. Louisville were destroyed with all their pany, Bethlehem Steel company, John­ Coustitutiuu. ston Steel company and Cumbria iron Edward Hopkins (colored), aged 103 contents, including over 30,000 barrels works. years, died at Rome, N. Y. of whisky, the loss being$425,000. Dr. Moses M. Royer, a retired physi­ A sharp earthquake shock was felt CRUSHED TO DEATH. , ™.lek. vro gave her Castorlx cian in Chicago, mode arrangements for at Rawlins, Wyo., bouses being swayed, Three Teraon* Killed by a Bowldrr in When she wa* a Child, *ho cried for Caztorta. his own funeral, and soon afterward but no serious damage was done. IVeit Virginia. died suddenly. Then she became MIm, she ching to Castorla. Three hundred Chinese were blown Hinton, W. Va., March 30.—Jimjv. The republicans of New Y’ork in state to atoms by the explosion of a maga­ When slio Lad Children, *\ie pave l? rm Castorla. convention in New York city nominated zine attached to the fort at Kinrg, in Frank Tilman and Lucy Laxx- wjorc in­ stantly killed by a rock -Crashing Levi P. Morton ns their candidate for Chinn. the presidency on a platform indorsing Fire destroyed the Sunday Leader through the house where « :y were the gold standard nnd a protective tariff office at Springfield, O. sleeping at Echo, a Ktatior 10 miles Children Cry foT-., with reciprocity. The delegates at Fred Gorrell, a molder at West Co­ ■west of here, Sunday iron) g. Two large are Thomas C. Platt, Warner Mil­ lumbus, 0., aged 21, shot his wife, aged other members of the faml' were se­ ler, Chauncey M. Depew and Edward 17, and then cut his throat with a razor. riously injured. The hous »vns situ­ Pitcher’ Castorla. Lauterback. ated at the foot of the uioui uin on the Children Cry for Jealousy was the cause. The republicans of Minnesota in con­ banks of the New river. A . enormous Two of the leading banks in St. Louis, vention at Minneapolis selected dele­ ledge of rocks broke loose the moun­ Pitcher Castorla. gates to the national convention who the Commercial and the St. Louis na­ tain side, passing over jeoke oven*, for favor McKinley for president. The tional, consolidated. tearing up 1be track of the Chesapeake Jim and Frank Tilman and Lucy Law platform renews pledges of devotion to & Ohio railroad and breaking through Pitcher’ Castorla. protection and reciprocity and opposes were instantly killed by a rock fulling the house. the free coinage of sliver under existing from a ledge and crushing through the M . From a&Jo<rr»ly JWMm house where they were sleeping at Echo, FATE OF A HERO. condition*. ■ __ Prof. W.H. Fttke. who Mrs. Charlotte Wille died at her home The American schooner Wiliiam Tonne Man Have* a l.ady ■ Life, But la in Manitowoc, Wis., aged 105 years. lllmaelf DronnttL doubt treated nnd curTodd, from Mobile. Ala., was fired upon In Missouri the republicans nomi­ ■ ■ ■ cd more coses than any Olivet, Mich., Ylarch 30.—A party o£ W living Physician; hl* nated R. E. Lewis for congress in the by two Spanish gunboats six miles off ■■kg ?HcceM 11 n»tonl«hlt<. students were skating on Pine lake H I the Isle of Pines. Sixth district nnd renominated W. M I c hove heard ot cases Lightning destroyed the house of when the ice broke through. A. M. of so year*' standing Treloar in the Ninth district. •$ h?;.cdH5 The republicans in state convention at Jacob Reihl, a farmer at Spring Valley, I Finney, of Chicago, was drowned. Miss Alberta Chapman, of Port Huron, won Minn., killing his wife and two sons and Huron, 8. D., dechired against free sll- • taken from the water after floating the hired man. ver, favored a protective tariff, nnd in­ In the presence of 20,000 people the nearly an hour fastened to a rail. A structed the delegates to work for the largest vessel of the United States navy board xxns secured nnd pushed through nomination of McKinley at SL Louis. Brig. Gen. Thomas Lincoln Casey, re­ was launched at the Cramp shipyards 1 lie ice, but not before Finney went un­ tired, for many years chief of engi­ in Philadelphia and named Iowa. Miss der in a heroic attempt to save Mil.* tic of hi* absolute euro, free to any sufferers who may send their P. O. nnd Express address. neers of the United States army, died in Mary Lord Drake, daughter of the gov­ Chapman. Finney's body wns soon We advise any .one wishing neuro to address i after recovered. ernor of Iowa, christened the vessel. Wasnfngton, aged 65 years. ProLW, B. litXE. F.4 Cedar St., Sew Ivrb Hood ’s Sarsaparilla s ’s Children Cry s L/l TO LIU UUs �t The L0V611J MdliRGOlH By HELEN MATHEES, of other people, and veiy noon n\®r hfa curt epistle to Ronny ho watt sent for port haste to Yurkshln*, only to find thnKhfa parent, who wen iu a hurry, hud not w>jd able to wait nnd >iko a formal farewell of court said angrily io IilnuaU*, camo to Lira door of hfa half sister** liuuse, Clutrville. scarcul.v bcllovlag hfa eyes, ushered her joyfully up into tho big saloon, and throw­ HE CRACKS A WHIP. Fhenotnrnal Artfat In tho U«o ing tho double doors wide open disclosed A decided sensation has been created Author <jf “Cherry Itlpc," “Cotnln Thro* Ronny, standing in tho middle of ths It is thus, 1 think, that most of ns de­ room, one arm round Cyntlifa’s shoulders, in Vienna by a man who probably stands the Ri/e,” "Jfy Lady Green part, not with nil our boxesfilcelypacked, and in hfa left hand a stick upon which ho alone iu tho world iu his particular liuo Sccrcs," Etc. of performance. This gentleman’s nnino our cupIxKirds scaled anil our keys neatly leaned beat Uy. Lesley walked forward slowly, blindly, is Piskslug, aud he is an Anstro-HuuJCopyright, 1835, by American Press AwmUa- dixiketcd to hand over to our successors. Our exits are almost as impromptu ns our as a freezing blind man draws instinc­ gariau by birth. He is uu expert, or, ticn.J entries, nnd it fa only in Ixioks that wo re­ tively to thownrmth that he feels, but can rather, a phenomenal artist, in the use tire with flags flying and all tho honors of not see—even so Ronny drew her, her soul, of tho whip. CHAPTER XXXII. her body, till tho two had conic face to Lesley read Cynthia's letter at a man Tim first thing he does is to take a Tho funeral and a good deal of business face, and, broken hearted, looked upon each does tho warrant for hfaexecution—he has long lashed, stout handled whip in each known nil along it facoming, yet it strikes kept Roger well engaged till tho end of other, humbly, too, as those who, not de­ hand, and, with orchestral accompani­ him n blow nil the same, for beside the In­ September, his only correspondent besides nying their love, know their yearning to evitable uncertainty becomes almost hope. business ones being Lesley, who in her bo in vain. Then Lesley pulled herself to­ ment, proceed to crack or snap them at gether, and with all the pride ot her race a terrific rate. Tho sound made by his She announced the news nt breakfast, turn wrote him frequently. Was lie only a man that gradually hope turned away. whips in this manner is graduated from with a flourish, nt n moment when mak­ But Cynthln caught ami held hue back, a noise like a riflo report to the soft click ing coffee apimrcntly nbsorbitl nil her fac­ whispered how. now Ronny wiw entirely ulties and putting tho right amount ot out of her life, Lesley liked noono so much with R,-noy's arm still round her shoul­ of a billiard ball. It makes n curious sort as himself, as Bcb Hcathorlcy knew to his ders. With ono look nt either face, she of music aud serves to show how ho sugar Into each ettp her dearest object in sorrow? -. knew • • • ns well might ono deny can regulate the force of each stroke. life.y And he was to go back to Malincourt God's sunlight os such love ns this, • • • She looked neither at her father norat Moro interest, however, is evinced Yclva^on. but as several ot lhe men pres­ for October, while In Yelvorton cnrtlo Its and moanlngshe covered her eyes, the pal­ when ho seizes a vicious looking whip ent kuw Ronny. and one or two Cynthia, master seemed to see the half shy, half lid puppet play of her own nnd Ronny's with au abnormally long lash. It is pro­ thcreVai a general buzz of talk over lhe proud, wholly lovely figure of Lesley mov­ loves fallen to bits in sawdust before her. ing about light as thistledown, nnd already Lesley's sncriflei had been mado in vain, vided with a very heavy handle of medi­ news, in which Lesley joined. "It's nn odd nFair between them," salt! in his stables ho had selected tlie loose box and now her turn had come should she um length. This is his favorite toy, and flinch from it? what bo can do with it is really won­ Hclcroft, "and sho is a magnificent speci­ about good enough for Miss Coquette. Slowly she lifted her head. Tho life derful. Ho first gives au idea of what And meanwhile Lesley was saying to men ot a woman, for these who like tha Miss Coquette, her one real confidante in seemed to be going out of her in great fearful force there lies in a whip lash in lubdued red haired type-" • "Too Icalous^sald-rt’IdD-maE present, these days, since from Lady Cranstoun she throbs as she Kild: “You gave him up to me. Lesley," nnd tho hands of an expert. only got reproaches, “You must bo kind khaklug his liufus ho.ul. A largo, frame, over which is stretched "Toq,-faithful," said Losie,.- calmly. to me. Coquette, for 1 ha’e no one but took Ronny's slack arm from her shoul­ y-Bk.'-i think they'll be very Happy all the yon, no one but you—now.-' Anil yet nu ders, find twined 1!, oh, how willingly, a calf or sheep skin, is brought ou the -sair.o She will just devot ? her Ufa to him, one ever dared to pity L?-!cy In these tho round the girl’s neck, "aud now I give stage. This is marked with dots of red him back to you' ’— paiut. The man with the whip*steps up, ns he might have contln.ied to devote hfa most awful days of her life. I nm sure that; in that moment ok pure and, swinging the lash round his head, I Ullnk they wer had days to n g md to horses If"— many people Just then—to Br>b wbowri ecstasy the two saw only one another, lets fly at tho calfskin. With every blow Ilolcrolt smiled. now when when Cynthia vynthia . ho actually pulls a piece I'ifjht out from "Mr dear Miss Mallllcourt." he sxild, slowly digesting the fact that to want fl * • • did not. know the world st Wk. Still, 0 l^ca hole. “Ronny Kilmurray will not need tom.irrj* thing very badly fa net always to get It, crept away; • « • i;„„v.mn.vw' both Ii .] l'10 catther. ^er’ lonrfnff leaving n a rlnnn clean cut cut hole. a nurse, really. I dined with Sir James at und that the conqueror’s baton 1. not car­ ami only they were in it, ns folding These pieces are distributed among —to Lady arms about his beloved. Ronny strained I passed through town the night before ried in every lover's heap tho nndience to show that there is no Inst nnd pumped him thoroughly abouT Cranstoun, who <o own play days w< .-c or.’.' her to hfa breast and kfastid her, l.issvd Ronny's case, nnd this is what the gnat and whof? only inter’." iu life lay in her as a man can but once in hfa life, trickery about the performance. After when having lest and half died for hfa this he takes a frame with three shelves. surgeon Lutl." lie paused. The whole table paused too them to go wrong—to Lord- Malincourt, i love, he wak-uis from his long night of On these there ore a dozen or more of Even thj servant.••., with disheg In their who cursed himself for that punfahment anguish to find her warm heart Imaling •medium sized apples lying very close to­ of Lesley which had proved punishment against hfa, ns only a loyal, pure heart can gether and provided with largo numbers. hands, stood listening. ‘‘‘Ronny Kilmurray,' said Sir James, indeed to a good many people, including bear. Any ono in tho audience may designate And Lesley took his gaunt face in her ‘will make n perfect recover}-'. It is purely himself—tu Ronny, realizing hfa folly us hu which apple lie wishes struck, and the n matter of time. Thu French doctors mis­ grew stronger every day nnd emancipated hands und kfas-rxl him, brow and lips and unc-rriug lash snatches it out like a flash. understood tho case. Tho bullet never himself front that atmosphero of physic chin, no niggard in her bounty, drinking A still more difficult feat i? (ho snapdeep In the one supremo joy that life can ­ nnd nurses that had done more to auell hfa penetrated farther than the muscles. Tho ’nillK frrun nnrrnrt- necked of rcoins from an nnnow wound became Inflamed, but now tho bul­ spirit than all hfa suffering—to Cynthia, not deny us, and perhaps they might be pitig nf let fa extracted. Ho hns only to get up his ncetiug only kindness instead of love, tol­ standing there till this moment, lost in bottle. A pleco of silver about tho sizo strength, nnd this dtiy six months you'll erance taking tho cold pldco of eager long- j uhu ftiioliier, Lail not Charville, keeping of half a crown is put over the cork of probab'.y see him winning every big race, Ing—to Mdy Appuldureombc, slowly pin­ discreetly behind the door ha opened'by tho bottle, which stands on tho edgo of tug under some real bodily illness and I Indies, announced that her ladyship was as usual.* ’’ a table. The whip artist, without ap­ •“Thank God!"cried Yulvcrton from hfa very real heartache—and with a glorious, I worrying fur Miss Lesley, nnd would Mr. pearing to take any sort of aim, sends heart, nnd tho cry was warmly echoed ripe autumn crowning nil, nnd crying to Ronfly cornu too? the long lush whizzing through the nir viiu-vi uiuin wuuvu uuuu mui nu-1 When Ronny had put her hat quite every one of them to have done with huI round the table. emotions nnd come out to lose them- | straight, then made it very crooked ngain and picks off the coin without jarring "This fa news indeed to me,” said I’d- man ‘ ” . . । nJJlj (jngjai n speck or two of dust from tho bottle, much less breaking it—Vi­ verton. “I haven’t seen him for ten days, selves for nwhilo on nut tire's breast; to nnd though he never complained I snw'lw learn from her lesson- of patience, of self her blue linen gown with its Iwinds of enna Letter. hnd no hope of recovery whatever. Hur­ control, to benr like her all tbo pain, tho white entbroidery, ho remembered Cyn­ thia and asked a little sternly, though the cold, of winter, knowing t hot spring would rah! Do you think Sir James told him?" was not for her, what sue had The Time ior Building He said not. Ho said Kilmurray wns too come aud joy return—as Indeed It did in sternness meant. Up the system is at this season. ThtJ tired to bo told anything after the exami­ time, to nil savo Lady Cranstoun. And to Le-dcy, tho day before Yelverton "Wg both, sir," said Lesley, making cold weather has made unusual drains nation mid hfa mother was ill nnd resting. was expected at Mnlincourt, camo n loiter, him flU audacious courtesy, “had tho bad upon the vital forces. The blood has He hnd to go out of town yesterday, but written in Mm. Crockett's laborious baud taste to fall in love with you, nnd wo drew become impoverished and impure, and meant to go and tell Ronny today. ' The eyes of Yclverton nnd Lesley met In (which had never kept paca with her lots, and you fell to Cynthia. Oh, poor, all the functions of the body suffer in bruins), that ran ns follows: poor Omthln! A nd now slto 1ms behaved consequence. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a flash thnt raid: ' fplendldly and given you back to mo"— i the great builder, because it is the One AFPUf.uvr.coMbe HoUaR, Sept. 80, 1904. “If Sir James had told Roiiily tho truth “ ’Pon my soul,” said Ronny in aston- True Blood Purifier and nerve tonic. HoNoUBU fady fa Very ill, though tlie tiny before yesterday, should we have the keeps it from Mr. Ronny, nnd erica In her fabed indignation, “it seems a chop can't got thdt nows from Cynthia today?” sleep, and the enrao lic-J on her mind aa ahc Hood’s Pills become the faVorite ,And Lord Mallncourfs heart was hetvy called down upon you, and sho Is well aware belong to himself at all! So that wns why cathartic with all who use them. All —ho kuow tetJcy's face well by now, nnd now she dono you Wrong, and if 1 inny make you ran nwny? And I never once thought druggists. 25c. whnt it hud cO»t her to make Unit an­ so bold as to uu) co, honored miss, a sight of it wns Cynthln—she seemed so good nnd nouncement with the supreme carelessness yon nn-1 a kind word would save her a bad ill­ always praised you—and I never will for­ Endurance. ness. I write this quite unbeknown; but, give her, for, oh, my denr sweet Ups, we How ranch the heart may b<-ar and yet not aho did. though my la-ly'i top proud to say it or ever have wasted two whole months!” And break! "I wish sho hnd Icm pluck," ho raid to own she was fa tbo wrong; Sowers in May then, thnt there might be no further waste How much the flesh may suffer and yet not limsclf, ns ho glanced round nt tbo Indif- wouldn't be as welcome as /ow’d bo to her of time, he stopped hfa slow progress down die! ' ?rcnt men, the pic —"snne comfort of tho now. She semns to sec as how the (Imre “nils­ tho room to kiss her ngnin nnd again. I question ranch if any pain or ache 'DCiiutmu mu dining null, uicuugu iiid ।, ■.•ujtf Ttaa—partly ' ■ •T’unr Ytugur'.' ’ ’zancfi’f.; Wr. waa,. . Ot shill njJipdv brings our end more nigli. ■open windows of which rflino .the brisk ain't for Mr. Ronny'h iinppIne.H, and I hope, not in the least ns she had said “Poor Cyn­ Death chooses hi own finie;Till Hint TsWorn jwnCrcd rnlii, yours, ns wo have all hoard on. All evils may be jome. Scpfannber nlr, "and the mnn'sn fool," hu ,nay just ns happy as can bo. Honored thia!” just now. added to himself savagely; "heroes seem miss, bo “Ho is nil right,” wild Lesley linrd We shrink and shudder at the surgeon's knife. will you plcoso accept mo and Mr. Char­ to be pretty poor stuff when it comes to rille s best ruspcctsf Your obedient servant, heartedly. * Don’t onr two heads moke u Each nerve recoiling from the cruel steel. matters uf common sense." Sarah Ciiockett. nice contrasty" she cried out suddenly as Whose edge seem-, searciiinj tor the quivering In tho hall, inter, Lesley, seeing off the life, L eslcy rend this letter carefully over, not they came to a mirror, nnd leaning their men, got n cruel word in her car. unci’, but many times, before she took it checks together looked in each other’s eyes. That still, although the trembling lleab be "I hope you nro satisfied," said Yclver­ to her father. "Oh, Ronny, ” she said, rubbing her lit­ torn. ton. “Yon have just spoiled three lives— W'isi.’mro nny plot among tbo old serv­ tle face ngulnst hfa pale one, “I never • for you don't surely imagine Cynthln will ants to br.faff her face to faco with Rouny thought to sco this! You must come to This also cun be borno. be happy?" . see a sorrow rising in our way —did l|ic5r dfalike Cynthln, orwosCyntldu Mnlincourt, and 1'11 nurse you up, nnd WeAnd try to flee from the .ippnxiching ill; "Of course sho will te happy,”sold Les­ in Lady Appuldurvumbe’s bad books, ns ycu shall be as strung as ever you were in We seek some smalt escape, we weep and pray. ley Willi her proudest air, “nnd so shall Lesley threo months!" Iwrn? But. when the blow falls, then our hearts nrr 1!" she udded, walking nwny from him in Ulmrville overheard the last words as, At breakfast shonnd Lord Malincourt Mill. a way that, made a man who did not met alorie. with a subordinate, hu waittnl with lhe In­ Not tluit the palu Is of !t* sharpness choru. knew the subject ot conversation dccido valid chair to cany Ronny up stairs, nnd But that it can be borne. ‘‘DatJ." she Kild, when lie hud read tho that really these country girls hnd a con­ letter, “what duiv it mean?'* i he teamed upon the iuscnsalcly happy We wind about unr life another life. summate check about them that a town “IP means that Jnno Appuldurcomlio fa pair, when t hey camo out, hfa- nrfatocrutlc We hold it closer, dearer than our own. girl could not hope to imitate. a Tool, and her folly has come back to looks. Anon It faints ami fall/ in deathly strife. But the check was nil gone when Les­ roost," ho said angrily, for ho had never Decency furtede Ronny's taking her Leaving u» sttut nod und stricken and alone. ley. escaping to her bedroom, saw in n fcrglven that cruel letter nlxiut hfa girl hand as she frolicked up tho stairs beside But, ah. we do nut /lie with those we mourn. looking gloss the blue eyes, the little white and never would. “She did not think you him, aU her buoyant youth miraculously This also can be borne. face thnt was to bo always her own now, g< >od enough for her precious son Rouny, restored, but outside his mother's door he Behold, wo live through all things—famine, never Runny's. \d now she doesn't think another tyomun found her support al»sol:itcly necessary, so tliin-t, How had it come, this love for him? She d enough, and that’s all about it,’’ ho they entered with a good deal of help from Bereavement, pain, all grief and misery, ■did not know—we do not know how life a\ 'd, with a mnu's masculine summing one another, aud Jnno Appuidureombe All woe and sorrow Life milieu its worst On soul and body, but w? cannut die. comes, how it goes, how tho sun rises, I] up (hnd the good news already flown through details. we be sick and tired and faint and but it is there. -Beyond her own face she •• Dud." said Lesley, remembering Aunt the nlr to her?) held out her arms as they Though worn. seemed to see Ronny's sunburned one, Jai .e's stolen visit to kiss Runny in his drew near and without a word kissed I», all tilings con lx* borne! with gray, coldish eyes, nnd the brown *p, “it's a hard thing to bring up your them both. —Ella Wheeler Wilcox in Chtcdgo Herald. mustnehe tlint she hnd once told him was "I have teen a very wicked wor-mu, my i to make soino one else happy, and his stock in trade, but which could not •ft J»t’s how she feels. You see, ho fa quite denr,” she said presently, her elegance, Scandal. hide the lines of his beautifully drawn, o’ d—at least 32—nnd tho others have all like her apartment, quite unimpaired by Deacon Jones—As I was coming firm mouth, nnd he had a cleft in hfa firm jl arried, and he hasn't.” her remorse, when Ronny had teen mndo through the room I saw Mrs. Smith aud clear cut chin, and no man can escape hfa “St? die gets a tit of the megrims,” said ■ comfortable In nn easy cludr, dosed with fate with women if ho liuvc that! I^ird Mnllneourt dryly. "Well,” ho added, “drops" and goneraUy taken care of. “I Mias Robinson. They were talking The fair brown of his curly head would |I of course If you mean to run away again, think if you had not come—and forgiven about tho early martyrs. ■have made a much bettcrAcontrast to her 1 can't stop you.” Deacon Brown—If there's any scan­ me—I should have died. AUd 1 think own dark locks than Cynthia's chestnut dal a-going, let them women alono for “No,” said Lesley quite gravely. No Ronny would hnvo died too.'' one would d j.• • * In her white rote Presctftly mother nn<J son were alone to­ gettiug hold of it But what was it the uxii- un earth-Wuiilu step tier, once she had uVl'.'t’.brCiruck Le»*cy that she bore au 1• made up her mind. “But If she died aud gether, for after ki.-*slng Ronny openly, early martyrs had been doing?—Boston oau resemblance to Itfidy Hinnilton's fa- jj I hadn't forgiven her it would worry mo ahnmeloMly, Lesley hnd stolen nwny. Transcript. mou.s picture as Circe, for there was tho :• -,o tho end of my days." “She has gone tn Cynthia," said Lady same long limbed, nymphllku nir about |I "Oh!” cried Lord Mntnicourt impatient­ Appuidureombe softly. The Way to Get There. them both, they being more than common- i ly , "you are all Iu the same boat. Hero fa "But, thank God,” said Ronny, “sho fa *0 feet then., young fellow, the w*y that Is best ly toll. • - - ■ , The I a falter from the lawyers, saying I must coming back to me. ” method ot methods, the World has con­ Suddenly elm covered her eyes fur shame ' go u >. if only for a fee hours, to swear my fessed. nt her t-elflaliDcss. * • ♦ The great, tho !' exit* if " And he quoted n case iu which Is to roll there on rollers, to skat.’ there oa wheels glorious news about Ronny's recovery' hud he is involved and <_•( the deepest interest He ought lo Have a Million. , With the balance ot power all coiiflueil to IhJ tern forgotten. He would puss through to| • masters of foxhounds. heels "J wns In the betting ring nt Morris he nntechamter of suffering to tho lull I •' \'ery well, dad, " Kild Lesley, "wo can park once." said Mr. Lum Pierson, a dev­ But If vou are tired and you cannot tell why. ]j4 "e teyond that te loved, lie would ba i go up together by tho early train, and I otee of the turf from Kentucky, “and 1 favour liver Is wrong, and the breath of your 'c to indulge tho one great possinr <iint I shall du a lot of flapping after going t > heard a sport, who wanted to make a com­ is- thes-tuli weary complainings of lungs that are hnd IdtlK'fio filled hfa existence, und what Aunt’Jr.no for an hour, and we shall still bination thnt Inclmled 19 horses, arguing sore. Anil the remedy used doesn t seem t.» restore; was v -yntldn or Lesley, or nny other wom- ■ get home for dinner at licrcdy with the fallow thnt wrote the If ghastly consumption, arim leering and wild. un in , ‘‘•tuparison with that? | And, though Lord Mnlincourtprotosted, com,.*k:.-:t!:’.:i tickets ::lx>ut the odds. The The imyieidlng fountain Imtli defiled Ard. for 1,‘‘r owu l’art* to frlay l»«ro at i Set t-uch'wi-re the exigencies of law and i.-nn offered him T.» to 1. bat tin-spurt Dr. I’lercs'k Golde i Meitieal Discovery will put An end to your troubles. Mulincot lrt’ t,ie o,tl dad who v.-am.s! -:.'“i:>mid said he would put up It’s not like the rnrsaparillas or ordi­ was terte, 'lo,:c:’t,mn a,V lover ever could morning Lt>lhy found herself onto more— be, wns by ’ao ”«<■««••• n» ill isirtloD, nnd but with how liffcrent a heart—ou her • h-iok c.niie rd mg and listened nary Spring medicines. They claim to when Bub a 'nl ,11<’ n 't “r realized way io town llouuy could not bo out of ing! • Th; n ho laughed a do good in March, April and -May. All the year round, and in all cases, the thnt sho men *” ’'1‘ n1’ ,,iaIO perhaps might rh that was heard all over the “Discovery” purifies the blood ns noth­ they would in ’d.me altngutlmr. no need to think of what she ehouliKiy' ring. That part <rt .Cynthia's letter relating to him if they met-. ing else .can. Every blood-taint and disorder, Eczema, Tetter, Salt-Rheum, to Y'e!verton din not enter into Lesley's ' guexs 12 horse She siipfKwcd the uld 1 Erysipelas, Boils,Carbttucles, Enlarged thought!- at all. Stourbridg'i worn, in must have got the ! Glands. Tumors and Swellings—the Runny had nut „ idea into Imr head tx when she dined nt Maimutt stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseas­ him ramo odtfa that'll incourt und written off post ha-tp to her days, but Was put off hr juj many mes es, and the worst forms of Scrofula, are snges. all cheerful, thnt he did not'realize crony, LadyAppuhlo. -----■-------- — U’141 J,r Bookmaker took tho completely and pennanar.tly cured by occurred to Lesley tha. " "ur NtJPpoacd en­ anything serious, though perhaps hnd the | . old dose bond been tetween (hem he FjImt from u.’* employee's hand nnd rapid- Jtgagement had premlcd. R‘»nny'.s. Buy of reliable Uedlere: With anjf And then slm rat <!'<t "n ,l,id wrote to would not have taken herateeneff so quiet- !y filling the tic?”1 J”'iided it lathe bet- others, something else that pays them Cynthia. “May you b»*.h he happy," fhci fy. And just now he was full of the new, far. who rend it with fadg’mg eyes. All better will probably be urged a« ‘litist «uld, "you and Rouny." 7\ ’nt ’'"ns nil. If seen delight of being able to walk n few the bookmaker did was ‘o h»y him 3100,­ as good.” It may be for them; but it $10. a t<*ar fell oh she folded t!:S. ‘•hert and the steps li-nDing <>n one person's nrm or an­ 000 to 31, orcYoti 31,000. d00 can’t be for you. was too blinded to see h, <fk 1 Rouny. to other’s; usiinlly Chnrville’s, ns Cvnthfa It nearly looked afisprd, but the nC^mnfa ’ er was a level headed £u»n nnd knew . whom tboso two lines wm- Ua tided next only too quickly a,,w. Liked the Breed. The chtu-in belwe^H q10Uj W(l, brobu-n Wbpt he wns doing. A trt>m who can guess’ day, girna its origin? A ih-rovniiiu umx» undertook duty for a —they do .-..p.. longer s^e-ui of ljvmi Lolcv —anti and iI la hiWtes right i- entitled l»>n mllllun any —t--v— And Yulvcrton wrote: "Rottrn. ■ you’re now with returtfltip-cnewR.wn.vdrlrtttiprcrr h.hl.rfl..™,.......... , ... -. ' day.”—Washington Post. preucht’f, rhi; chief fcalnro of whoso ser­ with I a fool. Why couldn't you wait?” A.'td not mons wns »telr rciUoiHnCM. Tho visitor >>..ur n.rtb. r .............. H. ' a word more. And Runny puzzled gi wt!y kind gpologizcd on- .-unday to the clerk in tho —oh. tli-.t L*lit.1..... . ...i.i < * over this, and for what teemed tn Irin.' »« kind—oh, that deailiy kindne. Th? jugglo' Of sophistry conCU??, for vis»’ty, wlicn the* serrleo woaotitr, lor tho eion never knew'—nnd hu t eternity no sign of any wort i-amc ■d toiler when he luippemM die most part, bV usuig a word iu ano shorUtess «»t his M-vnion-, ns n dug hid been Mallncourt. and !il' heart Would • v |x._. sense in the preicfaak aud iu nucthAr In hfa .study and t«rn rtut some of the pages. ”Dh. sir." .aid thfl clerk, with a * .* -. nn* uuy <>,- ms unirn. 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Lo>» of Brain Power, Lwl Vitality. Nlehtly BnoS ■droai°11’ !“>po‘fncy and waatliut diseases caused by FammiBneme4y j U . Weak [NERVE SEEDS? WEAK MEN]JUeadAcbo, Wakatulneaa, Thie nervous c mumb youlMfuitmreorexeeun. Contains no opiates, laanerve *»Mn and blood bnIMer. Makestho pala and puny strrmvaadplnmtL E“1’JlySIriod Inye’tPOcket.Ml perbox; e tor«G. By pelil. srtth a written mi.trantrc or inontynSnndta. Writs us,freo l oraulo io Homings, Mich.,by ERED. L. HEATH, Drnyglat, r. j a.R-bRS-K&k=bRS-k&k~DFts-kbrKl ' SINFUL HABITS IN YOUTH­ LATER EXCESSES IN MANHOOD ' MAKE NERVOUS. DISEASED MEN ? K I0TU C DCCIII T ItUioranco and folly in youth, overaxtetion of mind ar.d b-xly indne-^ .......and u~x.cxiKMuro . ...uunro .~ .'onotuntly IM I III. IilQuLI cd Iw lust con»tautly wrockinu vrrockinittbn tho 11..^ liren mid futun-ft —_,_i—.young men. “Su:nufadound’ — wither — at -------an curly uge-“* j—hnppTnrw of thotunndH of iiromfaitw y----------’----to -• <lr«g opt n wwiry.*— frjrit!«s rm.tt M,.™,,.. of ... manhood, whilo ,.u..u.L iits nro jforeml' •--------•--------------------jSEat tho blossom <»dir Irimotiy Lui. but xu.u find u no HoJaeu or luiokmcboly exiatanca. Otharo modi nmtrimony .» v, comfort tiii-ni. Tbrll Tli.fimi tho thn niltan. tlm workshop, wnritahnn. tho iho pulpit JvictiiiiM an> r.mnd iitnll ciatiiins of lifu: -Thofarni, oUicc, the *lha trndea and tho prufueaiaiu. _____________ _ RESTORED TO MANHOOD BY DRS. K. A K. Win A. WALKEB. s MRS. CHAfi, FERRY, CHMJ. FERRY.' K KI D. UEFOBE TnXATSttirr AFIXB TTlRATRygr »»‘N0 pjvnrt«d but nniu-1 ngain names or testimonials used without written consent.-£4 Wm. A. Walker of 10th Btrco* aayat—“I hnvtt rnffereuB untold ttgonii-H for my "gny life.” 1 was indiscreet whcnBi SYPHILIS s-oung and ignorant. As "Ono of tlie Boy.i” I e< mt meted}* ByphiliH undother PrivatodiM’ascn. Ihndulccra in theif EMISSIONS mouth nnd throat, bane ixiins, hair loose, pimplcu on™ face, tiru-vr iuuIs cnni.i oft. etniwianu, bccomo thin andS STRICTURE dtvpondcut- Seven doctoni treated rno with Mercury,!* Potn«h, etc. They !u*)|mi mo but could not cum mo.lv CURED Flnallrnfritfid induced nietotry DnuKemtedy AKerpui.B ——__ _ , r UMUIT “ “ (TOU WUUO1 rNow Mctliixl Tr--.i:n>-nt cured ino in n faw ,vdi„vfaa f«w weeks. Thoir treatment is wonderfulJI ou fncl youraelf coining every day. I lu»vo never heard of their failing to euro in UBingleC sec." 3 Z'lincc «->i iaoam t 12-CURES GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED T_ Cnpt. Chn>«. Forry Bays:—“I owe my life to Dm. K. A K.|' At 141 li.-nrtksl n IkuI hnhiL At 21 I had nil tho cyniptonis of Eendtud WoukneeA and Eporniatnrrhaii, Einiwdon* were draining nnd weakening my vitality 1 married n! 4 under advice of my family doctor, but it wn* a. ml ozjMirirncc In eightctn . months w.» Wen- divorced. I hen consulted Dre. K. AK^who rvstured mo to manhood «. .. Hetliodj Tr»al»fh!. Jj'falti. fciti. now through! 'their A'«a newlife lifuthrill tlirillthrough Tmpotency ? VARICOCELE “ EMISSIONS..!! CURED M ^-7 UVT7M- Vfa wvro nultotl w«« and nro hoppy. Thio wun|------------------- Jxy.rZiy.. i||| >•= yaars Sift- P«1 K, & K, qi’-Ofalfafa nnd I heartily recommend thorn." ! gy He treat anJ cure Varicocele. Emiuiont. Nerwna Debility, Gleet. Stricture. Syphilis. Unnatural Ducharmes, Se^ • Kidn# and Bladder Disewii - ’ ® ‘ [ IN DETROIT, 200,000 CURED. NOR! Itor” ti iL.''«a&es of AE-ju. 1 aelaM , ti’NO NAM6S [V ATB. NO medicli top’is. Everyth Ing, ) moi FREx.- JONSENT. PR ---------------------- - :DRS, KENNEDY & KRMN,nd"e¥S«S c.K.O.S K.K^U ...in.. �AL THHMDAY. APRIL 2. 189C. . _______ — DenucraUc Htate CMveutteu. Detroit, MtcbAM To th* riemocratio ElcMaca Mkftltaa» souvr ~1. IBWJ. _ State of Instate eUy of Judge Sherwood. ' Ex-Supreme Justice Thomas Sher­ wood ot Kalamazoo, died at Chicago, Saturday night. For several years he had been suffering with brain disease and had been under medical care. In 1852 Mr. Sherwood came to Kalamazoo from Rochester, N\ Y.. and for many years was a prominent. lawyer ar.d Democratic politician. During the war he strongly, supported, the Union. He was elected to the* state supreme bench in 1883 on a fusion ticket, but was defeated for re-election'in 1689 by Judge Grant. Judge Sherwood was a forcible and eloquent speaker and took a great interest in educational mat- e People. Ljotes from the treasury without stop-1 —Aed Stab*.. ...id y-t no nation, like ToIItitnbug the Southern Mercury:‘ 'supreme . ............ .. | ping interest, giving the - The bondholder ov.ni, has semblance of bring ---- --------------- the ---- .... ... ,UH govhumbug <>i the apo is the cry for “sound the interest un tin- bonds and tlie in-1 “by th* people.” If the dear, money.” terest on loans of bank notes at (lie 1 S<,o'l''People will now. Ln this year, lay t is the offspring of infamy—the same time. * I **«ldo their party prejudices and vote child ot gold gamblers and usury grab­ Tho man who favors bond.- but op- ; hiJ® f°r ^eir own Interests, and'all Like btUousnt*«s. dyqiepslu. Uradadie, rnnitiposes greenbacks on the ground that > "‘nnd together as one man at the polls. [ paUon. cured" sottr stonracb. ui'ilK<**tton an- promptly bers. . ...hi i uh, iu-y (Ki nieir wotk . f. .. •• .. . : the dlfllcillrv ; the difficulty cnn can r>n<1 and will will Im be soon ..»» set­ I No money can be sound unless the the greenbacks are "flat money” and Yours for reform, • government issuing it is sound. worth no more than so much paper, is tled. CHARLES HOWELLL. No sound government can issue an a knave or a fool. Liver Ills Hood’s unsound currency. , Bonds are ground out on printing Our correspondent is all right on the Those who now cry "sound money” presses just the same as greenbacks. main Idea—the necessity for united ac­ mid thorongldy. ■ ■ ■ do not want a currency that is sound. The seal of the government authoriz­ tion. He makes one mistake though— easily Ik- it after dinner pills. ill C ch oilier They want a system of finances that ed by law gives all the value possessed that of expecting too much. 23cents. All druggists. B III IL • will enable them to grow fat off of a Prepared l.y C. I. Hood & Co.. ImweD. Mass. IcRutei and by either. It is just as easy to “in­ There are at least ten million voters a» law, twenty-four louirrea* plundered people. flate” a bonded debt as it is a volume in the United States who do not even The only Pill to take with Howl's Sarsaparilla. twenty-twr coa­ _____ lelenlcs u dtrr: .• alternates »two rtt-lexatra The idea of a demand for sound nnd of treasury notes.—Port Huron News. know what the •‘initiative,’’ the "refer­ attenuMS from o;u-h coiuzrciMurM honest dealing coming up from , the endum’' and the “imperative” mean as It will also choose two members ol _ _ ocralie urate cootral cpmmUtee from those terms are used In our politics. Who Is Entitled to Vote. Wall street den of thieves is rcdicueach coax regional district, nnd aajatrnmn Utt stale central comnuitee from the. Ma* e at The following^ which is copied from Where they arc understood there are . This is what Ambassador Bayard । lous. rdlng to tho rulo adopted by nw Dcnio J said in las speech at Edinburg and for wide differences of opinion ehneerning The sound money hypocrites claim the Lansing Journal, may contain in­ I 41 III iW*', i<*to ■onvru kia.h"W_«c_pi«>U Iniw “’, । which the house of representatives formation of importance to many who their merits.—National Bimetallist. ittrasia>e which Xlte house of representatives that no currency is sound unless the . xnAslnce adhered to. e«r r ronw'i- censured him: ia MtUiad to one ne'efftio' face value of it,-at market rates, in­ will want to vote this spring or next nor at the nonf<w4Mwh Mn votes ca« fall : There is yet a great deal of mis ­ The Time tor Building heres in the money. “ In my own country I have witnessed Mil xenaral convention, f» •cate for a fraettou not le the insatiable growth of that form of To maintain this condition is an ut­ understanding regarding the qualifica­ Up the system is at this season. The Entaaah county H nlir.edl state socialism styled protection, which ter impossibility, no matter if the mon­ tion of voters under the present law. cold weather has made unusual drains i jratCR. All . has done more to foster class legisla­ ■ can now be devoted to other uses. upon the vital farces. The blood has rounttea they tion, to corrupt public life, and place ey is composed of gold, because no pow­ Inquiries are made of city and county become impoverished and impure, and ' •Its former delightful smelling nnd . 1>k (leleXritc.i irietwHl must In. politics upon the low level of a mer­ er on earth can prevent a fluctuation officials regarding the law. and the ap­ all the functidhs of the body suffer in’ delicious tasting contents arc dupli­ the dayo< Weeds cenary scramble than any other single in the price of any metal. proach of elections makes it certain consequence. Hood's Sarsaparilla is after cated in quality .'"d flavor iu None i cause” . • jSn Mr. Carlisle's claim is that govern-' that further inquiries .will be made, the great builder, because it is the Ona Such Mince Meat, a pure, whole-; lelegitoi; This Is what Senator Chandler, a re- mc-nts cannot make money, that it is and the publications of the provisions True Blood Purifier nnd nerve tonic. tannt t some, cleanly made preparation for; preeldeui >im publican, says with regard to the workmince pies, fruit coke and fru».; of tlie law in force will’ save much Hood ’ s Pills become the favorite the province of commerce and trade, ten i ing of the system. puddings. .. ■. and that nothing is money unless the trouble.—Those who are entitled to cathartic with all who use them. All I aud otilcr oTbuiil druggists. 25c. j th the To invade Senator Quay’s'state with AU riel vote are: " spam j demands, oral and written, that the material ou| of which it is composed party dsriitro.litem-. , i»eOnSy]vanjft manufacturers are un­ possesses a commercial value. Citizens native or foreign born. with t .a omm Does yoQr head feel as though some­ wnu selves dralrous «>t MINCE MEAT ; Every Aaie inhabitant residing in one was hammering it; as though a .Then, it is claimed by the same class h ira der such obligations to Mr. McKinley il in lhe future, or llflcd that they ought to furnish cash con­ of subdtsized thinkers that no money the state on either June 24th, 1835, or million snarks were flying out of the saves the housewife long hours; princlulri. KlihiHtj'i. n ■ with Its nnrry name. »re co tributions with which to secure the of wearisome work and gives the; eyes? Have you horrible sickness of Jan 1st, 1850. participate In th *cauc..*-s»*i t» election of McKinley delegates to St. is .sound unless it is clothed with the family ajl the mince pie they can: the stomach? Burdock Blood Bitters dclegit a tn this convent mi. inau. Every male inhabitant of foreign will cure you. Louis seems to be a most ill-advised power to circulate as such internation­ ELLIOT r G STEV E 'SON ’ desire nt little cost. A package makes ■ FRANK H. HO'FOKD.-i-cre presiding. Yet the evidence seems ally. This calls into question a varivty birth who has resided in the State two two large pics. ioc. at all grocers.; By G. WAEMBIt M E i DE. A to be clear that a systematic, widely of money that never did exist. years and six months prior to Novem­ Barry County Is etilid-d tn ii Take no substitute. List ol Patents. . extended levy upon the protected in­ One nation may clothe the currency ber 8th, 1894, and had declared inten-. Granted to Michigan inventors this Uon. Beraeeratlc Co dustries of the country has been pro­ tion of becoming a citizen prior to May ol another nation with monetary func ­ week. Reported by C. A. Snow A Co., jected aud 18 gung forward, t*»whnt The Democratic solicitors of American and Foreign selection ot eleven • extent Tema*n to be discovered. It is tions and legal tender qualities, but 6tb, 1892. the city of ♦ratfc state ' onveii U. 8. Patent Office, Waslipnr- evident that the McKinley movement that result is wholly accomplished by No one shall be au elector or entitled patents.opp. Detroit, on Wed inrton, D C. con- is tobeabooule'canvass from start to poseotselectlnK <1 law. Without the law, it would only to vote at any election unless above I. Anderson, Saginaw, telephone vention for selection presl- finish. rat MudRr’a dent and vkc presld Real Estate Transfer*. the age of twenty-one years and resid ­ switch board; P. W. Berridge Sturgis, The house of representatives was in be a commodity outside of the country all o’clock Opera House, on Frld Miner s Keeler to David Brodie, parcel on issuing it. ing in the State six months and in the carpet stretcher; C. C. Blood, Kalama­ sec legiUes. and p. m. for tbe selection 23. Thorn apple, sieo. zoo, bicycle; F. 8. Hillhouse KalamaH other litrt- very small buslnew when it censured election o' —•• yj'Om Kteliard Freer to Frauds M Roberts, 29 a on The money gamblers would have the county or voting precinct twenty days £30, syphn; R. J. Hubbard Mount loess that ’Vrly cone before said eon* Bayard for tb*t speech that demanded sec m. iiKsUiiys. tzsoo. rention, I JmiIjI >p w»l| be entitled to six , Clemens, folding chair; J. D. Refuse people believe the falsehood that preceding such election. Helen A Grace to Duncan McDonald. 20 a on rlfijcsstes 84. .. eltv L. . of Haaifojp. four from such a course, but for the sake of po­ seem. 8I2W. Hudson, vehicle roller bearing; E. J. A residence in the State' of qr.x each supervisor district. Richard Freer to Oliver W Grace,20 a oa sec litical capital supposed to be made out American gold currency circulates as Fhbd L. Hkatii, Chairman Dea. Co. Com. Leach Detroit, music, bolder; W. R. 32, Heatings. »2tw. of It, it was passed. Senator Chandler money in France or Englahd. This is and in the.United States/.'Jfufl. five Marshall East Saginaw,dust-collector; Moses Shultz to The Shultz Creamery Co. par­ years is required of inhaScants of for­ J. I* McGarry Bay City, hydrocarbon cel oa sec 3. Hope. 837.13. Speaking of reform legislation, however, is a-republican, and therefore absolutely untrue. and M Elizabeth Headley, to John American gold currency does not cir­ eign birth before citizenship can be illuminating lamp; J. H. Robbins AAzariah Headley, parcel on sec so, Yankee Springs, what’s the matter with a law limiting good authority that Bayard was right, extension teble; .*Seibel On­ * John HI II to Jahn Bin, Jr., « a see X, Maple or that he (Chandler) is liable to cen­ culate in England as monby because it conferred. Declaration of intention Owosso, the cost of Easter bonnets? / tonagon, thill coupling; J. T. Strahan, Grove, *ro. must be made at least two years prior lacks the fineness of English gold cur ­ sure the same as the Ambassador. Grand Rapids, type writer desk; C. E. Alfred P Lawrence to John W Jjiwranee. 10 Delegates are the most sought for rency. American gold cursericy is to takipg out full citizens papers. Wakeman Pontiac, steam generator; a on sec 27, Barry, gun. Ah ah K and Maggie I) Bates tn George ihingn upon the republican*bill of fare. The Charlotte Tribune, a staunch nine-tenths-fine, and English gold • Aliens coming to the United States E. D. Williamson Detroit, tree convey­ Strouse. 40 a on 13. Yanxee Springs, 8700. " before the age of eighteen years and er. And some of them come high, it is said. republican paper, edited by George A. money is eleven-twelfths fine. . , Jleuly r. Howard to Walter W Mattison, W a on mc 13. Yankee Springs. 8300. Hence American gold money only residing in the United States five years Fred G Hale rn Azro D French, lots 8 and 0, Voters, do your own thinking, can­ Perry, in thta-week's issue says: "We take, pleasure in recommending blk 26. M Welleville. 875 St. on arriving at the age of twentycirculates in England by weight, abso ­ Barbara Spravue tn Thomas Murphy, 40 a on didly makeup yournJnds and vote ac-- The Tribune took a clear oct and un­ lutely regardless of the money stamp one, declare intention and obtain citi­ Chamlierlain’s Cough Remedy because sec it; Orangeville, »4o. mistakable stand on the financial ques­ it is praised by all who try it," says J. cordingly and also to the country as a tion last week, so far at least as silver it may bear. Our money is a commod­ zen papers at one and the same time. Jui.liee llullee to Avis L Babcock, 37 a on see W. Cox and Bon, druggists, Marshfield, 10. Johnstown, ?icoo. citizen. . isenuoerned. It is simply (this: Re­ ity as soon as it reaches a foreign A Lewis to David Boa ken 7 a on see A male child under the age of twen­ Oregon. No one alliicted with a throat 2, Esther Barry. W5. store the conditions that existed in Maggie A Knlilcrto Martha E Simpson, 10 a ty-one at the time the alien father is or lung trouble can use this remedy The people of the; United States 1878,'before the so-called ‘•crime” wa« shpre. without praising it. It always gives on sec 11. Barry, 8375. Gold and silver currency passes in naturalized, shall become a citizen prompt relief. *Tt is especially valua­ spend every year more than $1,000,000,-: perpetrated. We lielieVe the people Food, undigested, is poison. Digest­ nave been most outrageously wronged, this country at its face value because and voter upon arriving at the age of ble for colds as it relieves the lungs, 000 for liquor and t bout- four and that thic country canno* be truly the law is behind it just the same as it twenty-one. makes breathing easier and aids ex­ ed, it is life and strenght. Millions of limes as much as it1 rto support prosperous uqtll this wrong is righted. pectoration. A cold will never result us suffer from indigestion, but we often is behind the greenbacks, and produc ­ don’t know it. We think it is some­ th« National govertii” The tariff can be adjusted to do some­ What a hard strain it would be on in pneumonia when this remedy is thing else. Even doctors often mis: thing nd doubt, possibly much, but it es p dollar out of a piece of almost taken and reasonable care exercised. the millionaires in this country if sil­ For sale by Fred L. Heath the drug- take the symptoms. valueless paper. ead ot bein Senator will not settle the whole matter. . _ __ J Pale, thin people, who are overwork­ Yes' Yes’ brother P. but what po­ 3r rel As a matter of foct nothing is money ver was remonetized and wheat a dol- Rist-. irge that want olqiriqmrwud, shAfflr'laaErSSiit*'" -Jg. .rents, jl the McKin- sition will you take, when the nomina­ J1O .ilULL'/r a bnt- --I*-'----------’ j pound, as in Mexico. Marriage Licenses. posed, without the hat c -the govern— n-jr f. Hl J Jm nlipport tor er Digestive Cordial. It is astonishing Ezekh-l L. Andrews. Hickory Corners what food will do, when properly di­ Mrs. .Mary Cowivy. Hlckurj Corners ’uougress and president, mthi who will mem to back it. The law is absolute­ treated. Krnejit L. Smith, Carlton CO A LITTLE SLOW. ’’ obey the. lash of party, or will you ly necessary to inak mone^. This is ns Huth Nichnh, Catlion ■ It will make you strong, revive you, • borg- stand for the .men wljo by voice and tree as gospel.no matter what bankers Mllver the Only Question on Which Daft lei V. Hine. Hope 'refresh you. sustain yon, make you fat, Ida 11. Gesler. Baltimore .money vote declare ns you do? The mere, lor .norey gamblers may say to the Patriot* of America Are L'alted. * restore your color, ihake muscle, brain William T. Grlitsby. Ilasilnx* city fibre, courage, endurance, energy; in­ irrited. declaration a la Milnes will gat do? ’ contrary. Editor The National Bimetallist: I Francis v. Cunningham, living crease your power to throw off disease Jlberc is abont one-tench less silver am glad that the great “rank and file” Ernest I..Hall, Prairieville It will take sorqetiHnynore. ' • and keep you healthy and happy. Llndtry. rndrtevlUe Easter outfit in her tnvnqhcrhusband in two half dollars than in a dollar, but of the two old parties refuse to longer Susie Indigestion does just, the opposite, William Ensign. Cloverdale will be an ungrateful but indigestion can lie cured and pre­ Washington; Maxell 30.—The gold re­ hro half dollars make'a dollar, simply be "nosed” about by the leaders that Ida M- Prince. Baltimore Charles W. Jenson, Maple Grove vented with Shaker Digestive Cordial, are responsible for the awful conditions bgcaase the law says they shall be a Bay «toil and Grand Rap­ serve as officially reported is $128,711,­ JIsV E. Overunllh. Castleton Sold by druggists. Trial bottle 10 that now prevail, have taken the Ini­ . the Democratic 956, the Irigheat.pvir^ ybt reached dtar- 'tfol’ar. cants. ids Twenty nickels are a dollar, yet they tiative step to ally themselves with Billons Colic. for silver 18 to 1. ing tlie present administration! The the parly that has already "declared ” Persons who are subject to attacks Hastings Market. ■ the caucuses, and total amount of gold so fax received on contain'only about fifteen cents’ worth Itself on the question that so vitally of billions colic will be pleased to knonof metal at the market valuation. The \ as if the "true account of the last bond sale io $106,­ affects us all, and called a representa­ that prompt relief may be had by tai<- j Butter, 13 to 15. Eggs per doz.,9 to 10. control the 159)071, of vfrhich $94,303,359 is for prinr lew says twenty niri^ttls shall be equal tive meeting of the bimetallists ot the ing Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and , eipal $10,618,964 for premium,and $184,­ in debt paying power to a dollar, and nation to meet at St. Louis at the time Diarrhoea Remedy. It acts quickly I Corn per bu., 30. state. Eb, Rowlayf , Hides per lb., 5 757 for interest. This leaves npproxo- hence tney have this power. of the convening of the People’s party and can always be depended upon. In j Lard per lb., 9 10. many cases the attack may bo prevent ­ A carefeFfetudy of the money ques ­ ’ The New York World tells its readers mately.$5,000,000 yet to be paid under in national convention. That is a step Potatoes per bu., 10 to 20 that ‘Its high purpose is alwafs and the conditions of Secretary Carlisle’s tion will »;how that this diaim for in the right direction. Neither of the ed by taking this remedy as sc o:i as 1 Rye per bu.- 32. the first idnieation of the first diseas Tallow per lb., 3. “sound money” is a demand of the old parties “will offer, either in plat­ appears. 25 and 50 cent bottles fo in everything to tell the truth.” Yet- circular. Oats per bu.. 15 to 18. money gamblers, and that there is no form or as a candidate for the. presi­ sale by Fred L. Heath the druggist. I Wheat, red per bj.,65. tho World informs the public that dency, anything looking 1 toward the consistency or honesty in it. It is ohly United St? ^poin bonds and othpr Wheat, white per bu., 63. • The proposal of the House commit­ II. F. Marble, who has the right iq "free and unlimited coinage at silver Clover Seed per bu., 4.65 to 4.80 retail coin debt.- l Jail payable, not in gold tee on Civil Service Reform to pension designed to bunco tlie people. at a ratio of 16 to 1," Independent of any Barry county to sell Iliff’s “Imperia’ ' Timothy Seed per bu.. 2.00. and silver, but in gold alone. civil, service employes of tlie govern­ Hay per ton, 12.00 to 15.00. other government intervention. If such Atlas of the world” is meeting wit Bonds and Greenbacks. Pork dressed, 4 to 4.50. The differ ice between the McKin­ ment will be hailed with delight by The men who want the greenback ■a thing should happen the “money, well deserved success. The work is Beans. 50 to 75. ley and Wilson tariff law is 7*< per­ those employes and their families, but,’ retired are the readiest to favor a fur­ power” would defeat such a party at sold only by subscription, and can be Chickens dressed, 9 to 10. the polls, for they have the machinery obtained in no other manner. Ren'1 rent. This difference is mostly on in view of the fact that the sa’aries' ther issue of bonds. Beef dressed,4.00 to 5.00 and can do It. But it all the reform .paid by the government are as a rule Beef live.2.00 250. manufactdreu goods or tlnwc entering government are as a rule The difference between a bond and a forties'can and will unite at SL Louis tho following testimonial: Mutton dressed. -150. to 5.00 Into them. W«l,“ ‘l,,n »} I’"’ Hastings, Mich., Feb. 8,1896. into them. Dm. ...J un.- nrn’^«« Ibe present .tagnation.otM>ta£/l2 *"» tar. .Hum greenback is that the bond draws in­ upon a common platform, with a presi­ I have carefully examined 1 Iliff’s ' jterest’ and the greenback does not. dential candidate who will atajjjl ;upon "Imperial Atlas .of lhe. World." It is due to . seven per cent reduction ot «"■*>- "»'<* The bond can be pledged for 90 per the platfdrai with hoth feet, declaring up to date and in my opinion the best • anybody else to enthuse anybodyover elseit. to enthuse • over it. • the tariff? epnt, of its face value in national bank for the free and unlimited coinage of of its kind, and will prove to be one of ndtes and draw its interest besides^ but silver at a ratio that it enjoyed prior the most helpful books that can find prices, over 2.000,000 way Into any; home or library. The platforms of the Ohio and Iowa the greenback cannot be so used. to 1873, and then add the "initiative," its Very Respectfully, Floha J. Beadle. The greenback is issued by the gov-1 the “referendum” and the “Imperative ernnient the same as the bond. There ' mandate" planks, such a party could For St. Paul and Minneapolis. • electing Is no security for the payment of a and would sweep the country, •> “u" The “North-Western Limited," sun ‘.-X a president and a majority of both tuously equipped with buffet, stnokt bond thnt is not attached as well to houses of congress. With such a plat­ and library care, regular and compaj ttons and platforms for a dozen years. the greenback. responsible for the shrinkage. In Aus- jI and how, ns soon as the eastern men form the issue between the monometal- ment sleaping cars, and luxurious ditr­ The bond is payable at a specified, iecitie(t ^jgta an(] bimetallists would be square­ ing ears, leaves Chicago via the Nortl itralia, wc presume, the trouble was got into power they undertook to kill time, ten, twenty- or thirty 1 v —years hence,' made, and the Populists and Prohl- Western Line (Chicago A North-West­ caused by the Wilson'faiBsilver. In all the history of gambling in "coin.” si! ” "" ilver or gold. The _green- hltionists would, in the end, gain all ern R’y) at 6:30 p. tn. daily, and arrives nt destination early the following ihle. the same, in Declared Valid by the. ^bited Stales and false pretenses, there has never back is payable, in ‘‘“min coin’”* IWit bdt •they are now demanding, and t the *■„<>»_ "peo­ morning. All principal ticket agents ' Supreme'Court. • been a more perfect confidence game is payable at any time when presented ple” would rule; for if any representa­ sell tickets via this popular route.—3t ’’^Washington, March 30.—Ap opinion played by experts in fooling the people. to the treasury in sums of $50. ? ‘ tive dared to be recreant to the trust was rendered by the Supremjp (lourt Platforms have been made to read in If the government falls, or repudia­ reposed In him, he would be called Chcap Excursion to the -West and to-day in the case known as the “long ftfvor of silver and gold when they tes,-the.bond Is no better than the home and an honest man placed In North-West. aud short haul!” case, involriri£'‘<he‘ meant gold only. Patronage has been greenback. congress who would do the will of the On March 10 and April 7,1890, the •• nn the uie "initiative iniimine ” in the mv Validity of the provisions of the jp^er- used to bribe votes in congress to crush Both.the bond and the greenback are i people. With Nortj^Vestern Line (Chicago A North­ state.comnierce ac* prohibiting higher silver. By ways that were dark the equally obligations of the government. I hands of the people, prohibition would || Western R U’y) v . will sell Home Seekers’ Bold by Fred L. Heath nnd W. H. follow and the saloon that has been | V ■ -charge for short than for long hatals, warfare against silver has been waged They are both the express creations i excursion tickets at very low rates to a Goodyear. which was appealed from The decision for 23 years, and for each successive of law, 'and one is no less “fiat” than such an awful curse, would be elimlnat- j very large number of points in Nortlied from the nation; railroads, tele ­ of the Circuit Court of Appeals for tlie year of the 23, depression of business the other. Both have the same intrin­ graphs, telephones and express com- , ern Wisconsin, Michigan, Northwestfifth circuit. The appeal was take£ by has increased. There has been no dif­ sic value of all silk paper ur parch­ I ern Iowa, Western Minnesota, Nebras­ patlles would soon come under either \ the railroads. The title of the ease ference of opinion among the eastern ment and no more. government ownership or control, and ka, North Dakota and South Dakota, /V wa3 t*,e Interstate Commerce ~em- party lenders. All have been hostile to If the bond was issued in denomina­ the land question equitably settled. including the famous Black Hill Dis­ ' mission vs. the Cincinnati lOr- silver. In 1884 President Arthur in­ tions of $10 and upwards it would be And not only that, but the government trict. For full information apply to leans A Texas Pacific Railrm cluded in his message the following; “I used as money almost to the same ex­ would issue all the money and the peo­ ticket agents of connecting lines or Others Come and Go address W. II. Guerin, M. I’. A., 7 Hut thr I'tigi-stays pany, the Western A AtlanUqjl <>u forever—Ihut l« rs long pad concur with the secretary of the treas­ tent as the greenback, the same as the ple control it, instead of its being is­ Woodward avenue. Detroit, Mich. as you urrdl fence. This Idea of PERMAN­ w Company, and the Georgifpj| road ury in recommending the immediate so-called popular loans of France. sued by private corporations and con­ ENCE Is worth considering when times anlined. You mm afford our inonthly naiH-r free. trolled by them for their private Inter ­ Company. The decision ’court suspension of the coinage of silver dol­ Why is it then that tlie gold bugs froth PAGE WOVEN WIRE PENCE CO.. below was affirmed'in the^iain. the. lars and the issuing of silver certifi­ Adrian. Mich. at the mouth at the mention of a fur­ ests as now. In that manner we would Mr. Fred L, Heath, our opinion holding that in ?ase« of ship­ cates.’’ In the Banin strain. President ther issue of greenbacks but smile ns soon have an Ideal republic as intended well known druggist ment from ono statq ta -6pother on Cleveland a year later, in his message pleasantly as a May morning at the by our forefathers by and through the ! nas secured the agency THE JOURNAL through bills of lading, the railroad said: “I recommend the suspension o' proposal to issue more bonds? Simply constitution, Instead of a plutocracy as . for Foley A Co.’s reliable now exists. medlcini’s.ndrertifed in, and companies could nqtexetoptapy par-,. . coinage ___ ..._ ____ dol_ _______ __ of the interest attached to the ! the compulsory of silverbecause Then, I. no. a govs, nmenl on lhe rise ' ’“"l Twice-a Week Free Press ties and give the.nif ednl ratys. Jus-1 lars.directed bj- the law passed in Feb- bonds, payable quarterly, and the right of the earth—excepting, possibly, Rus-, * 3 ' ’ • lice Shiras delivered ^ifcopinion. j ruary. 1878."—Jackson Patriot. they carry for drawing national bank 8ia--thnt is worse governed than th*: • 9L50 a year in advance. 0 NONE SUCH What Zoa Phora won’t do for WOMANKIND no medicine will. . , . I' y �Our devil graduated yesterday after The Staff President of the W. C. T. ’ Union City Caucus. a brief, but brilliant career. At leant U. was greeted on Sunday afternoon The Union City caucus met pursuant we think he haa token hU diploma or- by an attentive audience at the Pres­ to call on Tuesday evening and was French leave. . byterian church. May good results called to order by Luke Waters, chair­ Everything you need in Do you read thp advertisements? If follow. We need more workers in the man city committee. so we believe you will find something cause of temperance. Who will come On motion Mr. Waters was made to ihtereBt you in Stauffer’s advertise­ and helpaua? chairman. W. D. Hayes Secy., Fred ment this week. r and W. H. Spence, Tellers, who Don't forget that the closing enter- Soules ' from the paper on the pantry Mesdarnes. M. L. Cook, W. Lampman, tainment of the Club Lecture Course were duly sworn. The informal ballot fos Mayor show­ J. T. Lombard and Tho». Cox wont to v ill be given on Wednesday evening, shelf to the paper on the ' Luke Waters 47. Fred Heath 45 and Jackson Wednesday, to attend a mis­ April 15th. It will be presented by ed ceiling. 8. sionary convention. home talent and consist of a charming scattering 1 WALL The finest, largest C, H. Stone of Rutland, was In the operettas, “Three little Maids," a laugh­ The formal ballot stood -10 apiece PAPER and best assorted city Tuesday. Mr. Stone bu loet the able farce, "The Bicyclers," with other 1and one Mattering. stock of wall paper entire use of his feet from rheumatism, features, which together will make an The second formal,ballot stood 50 for in this town; quality the high­ but is otherwise enjoying good health. attractive evening. Single tickets 25c. Waters and 55 for Heath. Mr. Heath declared the nominee. ' est, prices the lowest, assort­ The members <>f- the Presbyteriaii Board for reserved seats will open at was The Recorder. Harry G. Hayes and ment the largest. Missionary society are ‘asked to be F; L. Heath’s drug store, on Monday Charles Doyle, were unani­ April 18, at 7 o’clock, and close at six Treasurer, * at tbe meeting to.be held at WINDOW I have all kinds, present mously nominated, the secretary be­ on evening of entertainment. authorized to cast the ballot. SHADES, all styles and all tlieparaonffge ^d^ewlay. April 8, at The republicans nominated the fol-’ ing ‘ For members of the Board of Review prices. Mrs..Ileiiry Withey wterted yeeter- lowing city ticket. Saturday evening; PAINTS. White lead ami day for Luton, Onitafio, where her For mayor, It. K. Grant; recorder, J. ' W. Bentley was chosen for two years and mixed goods, var­ husband is located,' Mn. WTJongs for Fred Ryerson; treasurer, II. H. Trask; 1 Robt. Dawsor\for one year. Alonzo D. Cadwallader was nomina­ justice, W. W. Hampton; member • nishes. oils and turpentines. thr. time when they can get back to board Review, one year, Julius Russell, ted for the oflice of Justice, unani­ Sole agent m Hastings for civilization. '• , ‘ mously! PLASTICO, the best wall -■The members of the W. O. T. U.'are tvp years, D. W. Rogers. The ward A diVision for the selection of canditickets were nominated Friday even­ finish made. - invited to meet with Mrs. Stauffer ing. For aidermen—first ward, Fred dates*for sugppdsor * was taken and A full line of .Pye Stuffs- - April 7, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Van Bush Abbey was chosen for th*-2d and ; third ward, E. A. Burton; fourth Geo. ' wards, and Milo L. Williams for Diamond and Peer­ Arman. Supt. of Sabbath Observance. ward. P. A. Sheldon. For members of 3rd ' thq 1st if nd 4 th; the selections were will have charge. less. board of education—first ward, Roxana Special Eai.tor Sunday school service Dawson ; second ward, T. J. Brosseau; reported to the caucus'and on.inotiorf next Sunday morning in Presbyterian third ward, 8. Grouse): fourth ward,E. the rules were suspended and the nom­ inations Gratified by the Secy, casting church.. Choice mnsic, appropriate IL Lathrop. the ballot of the caucnsi recitations and readings and short The High School Oratorical contest One door East of Citv Bauk. W. D. Hayes and«W. F. Hicks were Euter address by pajeor. will occur Wednesday evening, April 8, selected as city com. chairman. Sami. Clements of Chester, had a and will be held in the Methodist The oadcus then adjourned. cancerous tumor remftred from and in­ church. Eight of our brightest young --Waud Nominations; • cluding bis left eye, by Dr. Lowry, as­ people will contest for the honor of The' Union ward tickets were nomin­ sisted by Drs. Youngs of Nashville, and representing Hastings; good music has ated on Thursday evening as' follows: Fuller of tMi city, on Tuesday. been provided enduring a good pro­ ' 1st ward.—Aid., John Bessmer; OFFIOE OS STATE BTBEET. The Grand Rapidsconcert company gram. Won’t you come and show how Const., Xee Cooley; Mem. S. B.t James Advertising rales made known oa applteaassisted by Miu Bird Townsend, April much you are interested in the welfare Tomlinson,; ------- -Chairman Qf Ward llou We are prepared to do all kinds of Job Prtnt- 10. No one shook! oniM the opportun- of our schools? An admission of twen­ Com. imr tn a workmanlike manner, and a* low as1 ity to bear them. The sale of reserved ty-five cents will be charged for the 2d W|rdJ—Aid. B^rt Lake; Const*, jood work cad be done. CHveuaaeaU. Otdereby mall wtll receive,ptomirt attention.l seats will be ai^Fred Heath’s. Tickets general public, students of the school Bert Tinkler; Mem. IL B. Richard, will be chargdd'fifteen cents. The pro­ Bates; Chairman Ward Com-,. Geo. ( 28 and 85 centos.. . ceeds will be devoted school purpos­tonventlou Abbey. of Sun­ . Atovery succeufol es, such as paying the expenses of the APRIL 1896; day school workers of Barry-Co. closed contestant to be sent to Olivet, and 3d ward-^Ald.. J. 8. Goodyear; Const 1896 Scid Beach; Mqn. of & B. W. H. Tuesday evening, with an eloquent ad­ dress by Mr. Swartbout of Grand Rap­ the graduating exercises of the class Spence; CUiairman'.of Ward Com>, W. of ^80. D. Hayas. ; ids. There were 129. Suncfey school The Business Men’s Good Roads and 4th WMdf-Ald., W.F. Hicks; Const., ' workers present. Improvement Association held a meet­ Dan. Bb4y-„Mem. of 8. B., Dr. J. C. An­ Farmers of Barry county and Michi , ing last Friday afternoon, and listened drus ; Cijairmatf of Ward Com., Geo. 8. gan: The Hastings Engine & Iron ’' Works have 250 different kinds of plow to .the reports of the treasurer. The Tomlinebn. Association have on hand |19. The points and other repairs. Call in per. /Wpmen Can Vote. ■ 3on, or write for prices. They will cake good roads subscription fund |43, and All women who are qualified to vote uncollected $32. A committee was ap­ all kinds of old iron in trade. 8w CITY DIRECTORY pointed to arrange for a meeting of for schooT’dfiicers can do so in this city The U. R. K. of P, have engaged Geo. commissioners and patbmasters of ad­ under our spenial school law. They ALICE KIRK, M. D., Physiciani • und Surgeon. All calls in city or countryr B. Williams for a lecture April 22. His joining towns with a view of work^nj^ must be qualified for electors the same day or night, promptly attended. Office' subject will be “Much ado about Noth­ together. It is to be hoped the new as men. The qualifications are: 21 Id Ford's Hotel. Bastings, Mich. ing.” It .i*s needless to say he will re­ council will materially aid, the work. years old, born in the United States, or ARRELL & POTTER. Attorneysat-Lnw; Office In City Bank building, ceive a hearty welcome, and won't The McOmbcr hill in Baltimore will be else naturalized under the laws, resid­ have^4rord to say abouualderinen. Basting. Mich, looked over with a view to improve­ ing in the city and ward, twenty days; they must register on the Saturday The Sunday school at the Star school ment, and we hope that town will Lake R. JOHNSON, Dentist some decisive action. The‘work com­ preceding the election. • Office over National Bank. Hastings, house has been reorganized with Mrs. The special law reads as follows: menced in Rutland last fall will be. E- Pennock ns Sunf. -Mrs. Perry. : ‘ "" Sec 12. The qualification of electors | Mr. Pennock, Treas,; Mark Wilkins, finished up with the money on hand, in the school district comprising the giving thnt town several miles of splen ­ : Scc’y.; Mr. Osgood, Librarian; Carrie aggart knappen city of Hastings, shall bn. the same as JL DENISON. Lawyers. Rooms Bit-SIT Mich­ those prescribed by the laws of this ' Osgood, Organist; Miss Patton, Chor­ did road. igan Trust Co. Biiitdtng, Grant! Rapids, Mich. Battle Greek Moon: The Rev. F. State and the United States for voters ister. Sunday School every Sunday nt at large at general city elections: PrbA. & C. H. BAkBERTPhV-• 3:30 sun time, E. Hauser, who has been preaching for vided. That women of or above the age • stdansand Surceons. Calls night orr ' ■ the past year in the Baptist church at of twenty-one years shall be qualified • dav attended with proiuutness. A large audience listened to the ad­ Hastings, has been asked to resign. to vote for members of said board of created by this act, and E. KENASTON, Attorney, dress by Mr. W. W. Potter,’ Sunday The came of the trouble wns the doc­ education, A.A.-* BtLiwana justice or tne reace. uoi-, evening, on the subject “ (^iristiahity may be elected and become members at Law and Justice of the Peace. Col-, mUods a ipeehUty. All buigMjs promptly Vid Democracy.’’ Mr. Potter deliver- trine which Mr. Hauser preached, be­ of said board, and have the same a*tan4adtAOfflaaovArJ.B.Goodvear'sstore. J attended to. OflloeoverJ.S.Goodyear'Mtore, ed a fine address, showing the growth ing not only contrary to the Baptist rights and privileges as members of Hastings .Mich.l-S-85 creed, but-considered by members of said board, as male citizens. the power of the people along with This act is ordered to-t&ke immediate hilip T.coLGROVE.Law- of his congregation as blasphemous. the growth of Christianity. It was a effect. yer. Hastings. Midi. Offioe InUnlon Hall Among the charges against him is his Approved March 20,1895. large subject ond its handling showed Block- Practices IQ *11 courts in the state. desire to revise’ the Lord’s. Prayer; Successor to Smith ’& Colgrove. . much care in preparation. . For Rent. claiming t hufthe advantages which he The City Bank has purchased the has had by living in this day and nge jI The Mrs. M. A. Morrill building on j State street, for rent afjer Feb. 1st, 1896. Ira Van Valkenburgh stock of hard­ of the world and the pure and Godly • ' Enquire of R. M. Bates. ware and agricultural implements at life which he has led. fit him for inak- • Chattel Mortgage sale, and will close ing a better prayer. Another charge Jaxon Prize Baking Powder leavens it out regardless of cost. The sale will best. is that while preaching in a small town Rooms at the old stand, up stairs, next be cash and approved paper, but it will door east of Christmas Photo Gallery. be so low that it will induce trade'. If he bade his congregation a last fare­ . Married. Residence, 309 Cotut Street. All calls well, saying that he expected tq be On the iMh Inst at Presbyterian parsonage by promptly attended to, day or night. 10 you want a bargain iiow Is the time to taken up bodily into heaven soon. Rev A. D. Grigsby. Calvin L. Hill to Mira Al­ secure it in that liiw. ’ ma D. M liter both ol Yankee Springs. . We Have ’em All House Cleaning Time! . 11 Reidy for all Disews . „ EXCLUSIVE AGENCY —at the— Modem Drug Store W. H. GOODYEAR.,^ Expert. Druggist ‘ FRED L. HEATH. The Druggist. ALWAYS . THE BEST THOSE zGRAND RANOS SINES A FULL LINE V AT THE LITTLE RED FRONT ’ SHOE STORE. Woolley & Bronson WHEELMEN THE JOURNAL Examine ■otir' Golf Stockings aud Sporting Goods. Fresh from New York. M B G T , & A P W. H. Stebbins, Funeral i ” ' . B$D . Today’s Advertiser*. J. C. Farrell. clothing. Hants ft Van Arman, grocer*. Stirling, Crawford ft Co., groceries and visions. JeSM Townsend, binders and wagons. W. H. Goodyear, modern druggist. 1- E. Stouffer, geoiraJ inerclrnnt. Woolley ft Brousou. boots aud sboe.s. . Fred L. Heath.the druggist. • W, H. Stebbins, undertaking. Phln Smith. The Backet. W. O. ft 1. Fitzsimmons, bazaar. IImk Ings City Bank. Hardware. - Some of those fry*"E to de­ feat Chas. M. Maek in Baltimore, are reporting that he was to the republi­ can caucus, and because he couldn't get the nomination, he accepted it on the silver ticket. The truth is, C. M. Mack was nt home hauling straw that afternoon witUone of his neighbors, in­ stead of being in the republican cau­ The C. K. A 6. Railway managers J. 8. Goodyear spent Tuesday and purchased the Boom and other prop­ yesterday in Detroit. New House for Renton Green street. erty in Kalamazoo yesterday, for de­ pot grounds. This will bring the de­ Enquire of J. H. McKevitt. M pot just south of Main street. The Stauffer says butter and eggs are full value of the purchases is |10,000. coming his way and he is happy. Work will commence at once to grade Miss Arnie Coulter of Chicago, is the the intervening section and the pass­ guest of her uncle, Judge Smith. enger depot will be moved as soon as Alvord Peck of Alamo, is the guest the track can be laid. of his daughter, Mrs. Cyril Grigsby. The story thnt Chas. Mack of Balti­ Goodyear Bros, have three new, more, is only _ for Free Silver for otlice milch cow for sale at reasonable prices, i js well refuted by the members of the Prof. B. A. Holden is spending a part Grange in Dowling, who have attended of the week with his parents at Ben-1 grange meetings. He has advocated zonia. |[ ‘free silver the past two years, and was Dr. J. C. Andrus and son Frank spent proud of the fact that the Banner and • Sunday in Battle Creek, the guests of D. R. Cook advocated the same. lie has simply followed his convictions “grandma.” and united his fortunes with the silver Mr. and Mrs. Barrell spent several men. after he became convinced be days this week in Dutton on business could not secure free silver in the re­ and pleasure. publican party. Miss Lettie Garn returned Saturday A special communication of Hast­ from Grand Rapids, where she had ings Lodge, No. 52, F. ann A. M., will spent the week. be held at Hastings, April 10, at which Miss Minnie Dietrich of Middleville, time Grand Lecturer Clark will hold a was the guest of Hastings friends Mon­ Schoo. of Instruction, beginning at 2 p. day and Tuesday. ’ m. Nashville Lodge will work the first Sterling Hogle is trying to master a degree, and Woodlend Lodge the sec­ bicycle; it’s hard telling which is on ond in tre afternoon. Hastings Lodge top most of the time. will exemplify the third degree in the The Ladies Aid society of West Rut­• evening. Regular candidates will be । land, will serve dinner at the Town provided, and Jt is hoped that the atHouse on election day. The proceeds• tendance will bo large, as the occasion will be one of interest to all. for the benefit of the M. E. church. Special Opening. v Thursday. Friday and Saturday, Ap1 ril 9,10,11, we wi’kshow the very lat­ est styles in pattb*I hats and bonnets, together with a mil line of millinery­ novelties. We cordially invite and hope to have the pleasure of a visit from you. Miss J. IL-Suebman. Hastings,.Mich., April 2,1896. . ’ cus. Good Friday services at Emmanuel, qhurch at 0 a. m.. 12 m. to 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. (for children.) At the 12 o'clock service there will be addresses upon the “Seven Words from the Cross.” by the rector, the Rev. Mr. Cox and the Iler, Mr. Grigsby. The services on Ensfev Day will be at sun­ rise, 10:30 a. in. nnd 0 p. in. (.Easter festival of the Sunday school.) The music for the Easter services at Emmanuel church on Sunday next will be as follows: 1 am Uc that LlvethSimper Authein by Cliolr. Lift, n Night....................................... Kirkpatrick uiTrrtoty by Mrs. Minnie Diamond. The Htllsol God............................................ Nevin On 26th Inst., at Presbytertan parsonage, by Rev. A. D. Grigsby. Ernest L. Smith, to MIm Rutk Nlcbola, bothor Carlton. At Irving, nt the residence 'of the bride’s pa­ rents. on the 31st ol Mnn-li. Uy the Rev A. D. Gnutyr. Wm.T. Grigsby to Frances V. Cun­ ningham. At the residence of the bride’s parents In Ballimore.Mnreli 3lst. isiv. by Bev. C. W. Jones, Daniel V. Hine ot Uope. and Ida B. Geller ofXBalllmore. MINTW-KBWLAND-At ihi home uf the bride's parentis In Rniiand. March 25.1H0G. by Bev. C, w, -iivnes. Ml Fil'd A. Hinds of Hope ami yfiss OraZ'NewIsnd Of Rut!*”*’ —, I have just receivefl a large invoice of CARPETS in beautiful patterns $nd unexcelled in quality. Prices Never were Known to be Lower . than they now are. • Housekeepers and others who are thinking of buying this season will nmke mistake’ in inspecting my stocK We Go Again Choice Potatoes, per bu. Ceresota Flour, per sack, HARDEN SEEDS and FIELD PEAS. butter and eggs wanted. To exchange: A good seven year old horse for mason work. Enquire of Emry Busby. WE LEAD, (ITHS mH'. ?>urct!ayin^. _ _ _ _ . My assortment of Lace Curtains is large and consists of many beautiful patterns, ranging in price from 7°c to $3.00 per pair. . Here hu,> arm «.,» iuk nuo'iii, , in- l/vail..Vl.ire> Solo bj Mrs. Frnuk Hnnx. Entit-hl me not io IxmvcTlivi-............... Gounod Anthem by Clwir. rhrlst our I*:i .-o«Mft...................................Dunks Te Dcum.......... Calkin Jubilate ..................................................... Wurren Anihein by tlie Choir. The Suvior liatli RisenSteele Offertory bv Mrs Belle Hendershott. The Kesurrecllon Morn............................. Rodney Have You Had the Grip! If you have, you probably need a re­ liable medicine like Foley’s Honey and Tar to heal your lungs and stop that racking cough incidental to this dis­ ease. Fred I.. Heath the druggist. (WETS. CARPETS. CARPETS. 7769 Wash Fabrics We are showing this spring in all the rich colors of the rainbow as well as the more somber shades. We have just opened up for inspection, novel­ ties in wash goods including PIQUES, CORDELETTES, ORGANDIES, LINEN BATISTE, - EMPIRE DIMITIES, SCOTCH PLAIDS, ETC. le to show goods, L. E. Stauffer. ♦ �leant of our troubles. Those who have i •■lined wilt pay it out in the courM of bunlnes.i, thone receiving It will posj PHOTECTIOM ’OBJECT LESSONS’ it on to other?, and so indefinitely. By Dr. Miles* Heart Cure. GOLD STANDARDISES AD­ If Toil Hare. Here's the Way to Ri It most be remembered that all th* FAIL TO CONVINCE. DRESSING "THE EDITOR." JUS IlODElf. MEiiiDD or ( I HIM. silver coin'’ I since 1S7S has been on Fainting, Weak or Hungry Spells, Irregu­ DISEASE WORK WONDERS. •. The only way it Pain Attending It. governin' lar or IntcroiUtent PuIm».Flui tcrlns or Pal­ Only tin- Dull Minded Are Deeerivod—I’eu- t pitation, Clinking Sensation. ShortBOM of :ulation was by the .-' •.dc people suffer with headacii-,. plo Are IV-ginning t« Do Their Own Afforded an Opportunity of Itatoriu- government paying it out. This It han ■Breath, Swelling of Fret and Ankles, *ro ThousandsTcstif.*. :.:nny people arc worn out und weary u. I Figuring— Import* of Waul nnd Wool- . uriuntoias of a diseased or Weak Heart. Inu a Deluded Corrmpouilcat— Sotuo done, in a genera! way. for the purpose the time, many more people have lur.i<en» Rx-vicwcd, back and backache. Few people under of meeting current expenses. But it stand the real cause of their aclics, mu.' has declined to use it as " redemption" I.INGOFTHE1H KE1.IEF FltOM ONE Thera lias bcex a large amount of la­ fewer yet know how easily they can f ■' DREAD DISEASE OK OTHER KY . Editor National Blmctalii-t: On page money, and when a "coin” obligation bor expended in cert un protectionist THE USE O MUN YONS 1Mn cure. Justa word of explanation tx fo- • lias been presented and gold demanded, I'ROVED HOMOEOPATHIC quarters attempting to show by com ­ 238. issue of the 5th Inst.. I notice the wc prove that what we say is true. TinKEMfDJES. following assertion: ’’The re-opening it has been paid. If only a small frac­ parison, elaborately devised, that there back is the key-note of tlie kidneys. It aches; that's a sign Unit the kidneys tin' of the American mint to the whita tion of the notes thus presented had was a great difference between the im­ ’ . our Nearest DruiKl ’ t For Munyot ports of last year aud those of the year not working property; It is lame; anotlumetal would certainly increase the de­ been paid In silver, as could lawfully I ign, the kidneys are out of order, Theki-1 mand for It; and just as certainly raise have been done, every idle silver dollar before. Tho effort is mado of course to | ncys, you know, arc the filters of the blood, show by these figures, as ‘’ object lesIn the treasury could have been put In ­ its value.” In this connection, please but filters sometimes get clogged up. answer the question: Is there, now. or to circulation. And If the silver bul­ sous," that tho Wilson tariff Las worked to tho disadvantage of :k_ the country _~.l and I| Mrs. Wm. Young, I»^ing Park, Chi- This means in their case that the blood has there, within the past ten years, lion on hand had been coined, there courses through lite entire system impreg tliat tho McKinley tariff is the proper j cago. Ill., says: "For three years I been anyone in the United States desir­ would not even be a pretense of Insuffi­ nated with poisonous uric acid, bringing and rightoons method of protecting tho '.\a5..a helpless sufferer from dropsy, <-n many a disorder which, if neglected, ing coined silver who could not get all cient money to run the government. domestic trade of tho United States aud 1,mb.s.n ere swoolen to an immense means disease perhaps incurable. And Our correspondent would probably he wanted of It, if he had anything of now about the cure:—Don’t take our wurri commercial value with which to buy It? say. "Oh, that yould never do. The sil­ o.t»u.w export corumcrre. Tho orwj. nuncl. up a, a M,e, |,ut now I for it; read what others say : Again, has thero not been more coined ver would depreciate at once.” This, moot ii uddroucd to the Mr. David C. Oaks is proprietor of liin trilver In this country than there has however, ia morel••• a conjecture. and th. rlnllrt intelligence. With keen, there is a treatment that cures wlere well known hardware and paint shop nt up to date, well informed men such physicians fail. I bought a viai qf 220 East Main Street, Kalamazoo, jfr. been In circulation, nnd which could ( Eve: dollar in circulation is at par. । gar.zy arguments m ? easily seen through, I Munyon’s Dropsy Cure, nnd before say that it would depreciate as । । have been ic circulation. If anyone ?nd it will net bo lougliefore the whole- one-half the pellets were gone tie Oaks liassuffcred a great deal from kidney I vvuuid have bought It and put It in clr-. th? govcrr.nv'rit refused to pay । sale cvnJiixio:i of such arguments will swelling had entirely disappeared, ant I ailments; lie described ids condition un'l MRS. N. C, MILLER. i . dilation? Again, can anyone get Sokl, simST; djj’jn.ptioa. It c-otild, |-------- , ---- 4. iu, is aiia/dv ■■ ------ r—-i I by the time I had finished tlie cun- Ii cure ns follows: “Ihnd a bad, lame . -• 1««. I,are tarn tried, and It It bad ! "“I”1... Ujdr ^udenmem 1 'hick I suppose was caused by my l;i Of Fort Wayne, Ind., writes on Nov. 29,1R94: coined silver without being able to buy • a: I- -lyoid oourirteo.ly Mr wirnled jour,he lMl,lc 1 K" eomr'«-»- mys : w;is confined to my bed (luring ba t "I was aflllctcu for forty years with heart it?been productive of no othor good, it (! nals. Tho year JbO4 was u year or ar-1 Yours truly. N. AUSTIN. v »---■• atisf-KS. I might S0V,'•nni li.-ju- tn->*— ’ trouble nnd suffered nntoid agony. I had The ingenuity with which those three would certain!:" have saved tho tax- ': rested importation in dutiable goods. | ( have been iu that condition for ye.j.r" weak, hungry spells, and iny heart would pay ?,5 of tho United States from the ad- ’ Tiif urinary organism was nffccti’d/uri’..’ palpitate so hard, tbo pain would be so acute questions are framed are suggestive of I Very curly in the year it was generally j r ditlonai They nro smooth, in 1 to 3 hours, and •icing seamy, highly colored, nnd uliTi. ' nnduistucd that tbe tariff on imported I *u^3 and torturing, that 1 became so weak nnd an acute mind. ia passage. I was in :: bad shape wh--1 nervous 1 could noisleep. I was treated tiy plausible and even subtile. Their weak­ I iirtwles wohld be grcijtJy reduced. Tbe jcu’’-‘s 1 . • ‘ am? kind " - ’ 3’v.nyon s Uyspepsm Cure is guaran- I got a l»GX of Doan’s Kidney I’ilb , u1,<n . -several phyaiemns without relief aud gave ness Her in the fact that they rest up­ • to cure Illi forms of indigestion which I had heard. I hav? used upevcrtMfiugwclxaga.il. Atxiut ’wayears on an iu>mavrial basis. All of thorn .1 L:ici- . jyj.-j- j an(j ftotnnch troubles. 25c. two boxes of ineiii. them, and the pills ii.n ■ apo 1 commenced Ubi;:g*Dr. Miles' Uemodie<. iro.ii'ics. Price i rice-tie. w.-.'.-o in can be safely answered !n th affirma­ ;rninnl. T’ a duties took effect. Miiayun’; Catarrh Remedies R'-inediea posit- I. removed _2 all the pain nnd trouble. Tlx i ■ Ono bottle or tbo Heart Cure stopped all tive. for they fan to reach the substance | Was a marked heart trouble* aim Uin Ucslorativc Ncrvui’j Only the r.bso,.rf Price25ceach. " •improvement right fr.-;-.i qncsHc; flio me rcjt.uua now I sleepsounuiy aud at- of the is M’tnyon'.- Kidnev" Cure speedily cure? the first, nnd it has continued rigl;’. It i: ot the Acieri- j teuu ton;y boascboiu anu social unties witn- ; tt during the ia;t ten ux xou j mtxc- । i-flifl •n -he back, loins and groins, nnd ,: along. Doan'.-: Kidney Pills nre the r:...LL., in the right place.” cut any trouble. iou (f i vc i’-'- ! form? kidney disease. Price 25e. j, thins Miring coined silver . ■ ' of-Silvir »nd ir i< abMlately atanrd to!. Femblr Jlein.-dir, »ro a 1: For ~ sale bv all dealers"— price, 50 ' <-n. ■ Eo:u by druggist*. IJcoksent free. Address if he had something of com­ will not raiot- t.-e v«il.;.- of the L-ulllor.. 1 • Mailed bv Foster Milburn Co.. Buff :: Dr.MuraM«IKMU>..hUi»«.ln<l ................value ... mercial with which to „1.-; , it. But t'.iea there i.- nothing in the Saw of sup- ; ink cf crnnpai j Asthma Lun-, with Asthma Herbs. ; X. Y., sole agents for the U. S. Remember Dr. Miles’ Remedies Restore Health. <&<> same is true every .yrm foi —of ------------of our ply and demand; and it will throw < ; ’he name,Dxn'i, and take no other. money. It ia true under all monetary light on this branch of the subject fer ] ( Tbo rcecutiy completed returns for ♦LOO. _■ J Munyon’s Aervc- Cure stops nervous-' spNcrtrsv r-ne-iTwi systems, and in all countries. Evon tomel.otly who knovs to rise and ex-; the hnportfi of wool in • . n 1895~ hliow that : Hess and builds up the system. Price ■THE~ ■.’c’ ' ] in silver-standard couiltrles, such as plain how !■ happened ’.ha’ when tho . tho total }-« #00,31 Boston al to eC0,3P..’.301. ,30J. The Bostonpie. . i TEsJKfrcuun bherta Dl.provo on oft Told India, a man can buy all the gold he East Inmine closed in 1323 silver I Herald poiBio nut clearly ‘ ‘ how ' ligBlfl-1 Munyon’d Headache Cure stops headBcpnbllcsn icbciiomi.• wants, if he id able to pat’ for it. But bullion lopt nearly cne-fourth of Its , cant a conipiiri^tffi with tho figures .-nt- in iii three turee minutes, res un-1 nu-1 ^che sche minutes. rrico Price fioc. 25c. Munyon’s tFile Ointment positively ' the ” .McKinley ............ ».i„ m ;... Tbo greatest reproach that cr.n be: he ifl’ist give just about twice'the quan- market price In three days. dec tariff is. It says: cure, Blllorm, oi pile,. Price Sue. cOtaM-d-sunOT UnJIW t™u«»u»„ •«: brought agnimit McKinley, n« a man' Uty ot commodities that would have li the closing of the Indian mint low­ train service who, tbongh often mistaken, is inoro J been necessary twenty-two years ago. ered tho value of silver, it seems very j r.r thf tariff uutixlrtlim that wlii<;f bears the ' Munyon e Blood Cure eradicates all t o? tlie tin? blood. Price 25c. j BETWEEN BETiVI frequently liuuest Umu the other leaders Very nearly the same condition exists reasonable to believe that the opening name uf McKbilcy to find for Isfej a b.fcl im-1 I impurities of Alunyon ’ s Vitalize!* restores lost puw. rriv oni r t port of woolcnH of (51,060,1110 and for fl to- • of his parly, is his repetition of the1 here.. ers to weak met;. Price <1.00. | . UKLIbAIXa of ours would raise it tai of (30,803,01'1. With tho gradual cheapncsB senseless ami palpable falsehood that I Our silver money has -een coined on A separate cure for each disease. At ‘ LOS If bullion that can be converted Into of raw wool incidental to caiwes precisely LOS ANC ANGELES anil tho difficnlties of tho treasury are due a gold basis, and ns gold has risen in American dollars, and used for mone­ similar t» thoMi which have brought about low ail druggists, f.5c a bottle. ga SAN FRANCISCO to un iuEufficicnt revenue, says the St. value, every other form of American tary purpose, throughout this immense priced wheat (30,000,(AM ill Itfodoubtless reproPersonal letters to Professor Munaentx a larger quantity of woolen cloth than Paul Globe. R Jerring to the loans that money has risen with it, until now, at country, would not b~ worth more than the tamo amount did h!x years before. But yon, 1505 Arch street, Philadelphia, I’a. Is Unsurpassed have been mado and the increase of tho wholesale, the prices of our great tho import of 16® was normal, while that of answered with free medical advice for And lhe new cqttlMBJnt <i!*tlirso maginncart bullion which cannot be so used, it ISDSwas Ba abnormal as to stand for at least 13 any disease. national debt, ho says, “This state ot staples are about one-half what they trains excels Ir. eletfirinf and eoinlort the s • might as well be said at once that "use" months of ordinary importation. Bearing this pert servlets of the ptfel season. things has been produced by a prevai 1­ were in 1873, when the gold standard adds nothing to the value of a thing.— fact in mind, it docs not differ in any extraordi­ Can't Stand Prcnpcrlly. 58 hours New Orleans £$ LosAngeles . ing unwillingness cither to increase the was adopted. In other words, It takes nary degnsj from the importation of the first two years of MeKinleyism, which was, for The Republican party ia tho stato C>i 75 hours Hew Orleans to San Francisco tariff or to resort to direct taxation. ’’ twice as much of those ^brings having a Nat tonal Bimetallist. 1801, fJt.V10.5W, and fur 1302 »T,515,145. The New York cannot enduro prosperity. Thia is not true. Mr. McKinley knows “commercial value” to buy a dollar. comparison is made in all cases for the calen­ Direct connection from all polLta In Mlehlpar. RETURNING PROSPERITY. it, and every other Republican who dar, not the fiscal, year, so that it is perfectly The frauds attending tho struggle for In made by leavlnz Chicano Saturday and Tue.-The second question Involves much the control of lho party machinery, The day nlxtiU (or Wednesday at 8 a. m.) to thrnrah cares to rend tho revenue sheets of tho fair. the the same idea. There has been more By 1833 tho restraining Influence of a change Tribune declares, have never been sur­ sieejers with government for the lust 12 months National Hanker*. coined sliver In thq country than has toward n lower tariff, which wns part of tho passed by Tammany Hall. As a result, Sunset Limited Trains knows it as well. Wo showed in The Our readers will distinctly remem­ “popular mandate" of 1302, had begun to bo there nro contention and threatened re­ Globo on Thursday morning thnt there been In circulation, and more of it felt, nnd the vnluo of the ‘mi>ort* of woolens Comprising. Composite Cars—Including bath-’ room, barber shop, cute, library and miioxIuk disappeared from the United States might have been put Into circulation ber that for several years past the gold fell to SW,238,500. But it is curious to note that volt. Tho fight over the spoils will n t room; treasury during tho 12 months of 1895 if people had been prepared to buy it. people have had prosperity “returning the imiKirts of raw wool for that year decreas­ doubt eud in the restorations of Demo­ Siewers-Double drawing-room nnd 10 sections ed in much larger proportion than those of cratic supremacy. Time und again th i also combined committment and Ladlei; Par­ at least $50,000,000 more of gold than But there has been more of all kinds of by leaps and bounds.” manufactured woolens, no that the ubrinkage lor Car. rivaling In perfection ol detail all ..... excess of a. expenditures over mer receipts. rece.pi,. ' T”? [b»n b.s been In Bradstreets’ of last week gives us a may fairly lie attributed to the prevailing New York Democrats have been oblige! the (ormer achievements of ear building on the Wo buu obowo.1 tbut i£ it ii> it worn nno, as u lire lb, '';Tula,l»a and •» » >» - every country. fair idea of the character of this pros­ busim-Ks depri-.iniun. Tho changes in the in-.­ temporarily to surrender to their opVic Vvuu tuub Wl'Pj iiuv, ---• -------«• Coni inent-especially designed (or Indy trav<-l<-r-<;_______ .. __ _ Republicans,cl-.;im. tbirt .the treasury. T_r? ,s “lwaya 80010 mone>' lvln« ldle- perity in - .. purts.of unmannfactj;red wnol-r-j raw-muturipl Sec 12. The qualiticatiou of electors * ’ LOT Ab >. X> APPKN. Mrl Pinnock, Trcas,; Mark Wilkins, ■ffnislied up with the money on hand, in the school district comprising the giving that town several miles of splen ­ aggart knappen Sec’y.; Mr. Oagood, Librarian; Carrie city of Hastings, shall be the same as -L DKNISON. Lawyen. Booms 8M-81T Mich­ Osgood, Organist ; Miss Patton, Chor­ did road. those prescribed by the laws of this igan Trust Co. Buiidlag, grand gqplda, Mich. ister. Sunday School every Sunday at Battle Creek Muon: Tlie Rev. F. State and the United States for voters nt large at general city elections: Prt> A. & C. H. BAkBER. Phy- 3:80 san tfrne. E. Hauser, who has been preaching for vided, That women of or above the age • slclansand Surgeon*. Calls nlgbt or ■ davattendedwIthDromntneas. A large audience listened to the ad­ the past year in the Baptist church at of twenty-one years shall be qualified to vote for members of said board of Hastings, has been asked to resign. I have just recev invoice of E. KENASTON, Attorney dress by Mr. W. .W. Atter,-Sunday The cause of the trouble was the doc­ education, M) created by this act, and • at Law and Justice of the Peace. Coi- evening, on the subject “Christianity may be elected and become members trine which Mr. Hauser preached, be ­ ncUous a specialty. All bulMMM promptly of said board, and have the satrie Kteadedto. OOceoverJ.B.Goodyaar'Mtore, and Democracy.’’ Mr. Potter deliver­ Has tings .Mich._____________________ ed a fine addfehe, showing the growth ing not only contrary to the Baptist rights and privileges os members, of said board, as male-citizens. ' x of tbe power of the people along with creed, but-considered by members of PHILIP T.COLGROVE.Law- the growth of Christianity. It was a his congregation as blasphemous. This act is ordered tatlke immediate effect. X yer, HasUnga, Minh. Offlee In Velon Hall Bloek- Practices to all courts in the stat*. large subject ond its handling showed Among the charges against him is his Approved March 29,1895. > Successor to Smith Uk Colgrove. . ?n beautiful patterns rod' unexcelled in quality. much care in preparation. . desire to rev.'pp the Lord’s grayer; . For Rent. claiming thufthe advantages which he The City Bank has purchased the The Mrs. M. A. Morrill builSing on has had by living in this day and age Ira Van Valkenburgh stock of hard­ of the world and the pure and Godly State street, for rent after Feb. 1st, 1896. ware and agricultural implements at life which he has led. fit him for mak­ Enquire ofR. II. Bates. Chattel Mortgage sale, and will close ing a better prayer. Another charge Jaxon Prize Baking Powder leavens it out regardless of cost. The sale will is that while preaching in a small town best. Rooms at the old strand, up stairs, next be cash and approved paper, but it will Housekeepers and ’others who are thinking of he hade his congregation a last fare­ door east of Christmas Photo Gallery. this season will nmkie mistake' in inspecting my Married. Residence, 800 Court Street. All calls be so low that it will induce tradel If well, saying that lie expected to be Ou tbo IBtii Inst at Presbyterian parsonage by promptly attended to, day or night. 16 you want a bargain now is the time to taken up bodily into heaven soon. Kev- A. D. Grigsby. ValTin L. Hilt to Hum Al­ secure it in that line. ’ ma D. Mlher both ot Yankee Springs. . Some of those Tvh^*a»Aaydug to de* On 2Cth Inst., at Presbyterian parsonage, by Special Opening. Today’s AirertiMW. Rev. A. D. tingsby. Ernest L. Smith, to Miss My assortment of feat Chas. M. Mack in Baltimore, are J. C. Farrell, clothtrg. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ApRuth Nichols, botii of Carlton. Bams*Van Arman,grocers. . , reporting that he was to the republic | ril 9,10,11, wu.wi’kshow the very lat­ At Irving, at the residence 'or the bride's pa­ Stirling, Crawford fc Co., groceries and rents, on the 31 st ot March, by the Rev A. D. visions. can caucus, and because he couldn’t est styles in pattL I hats and bonnets, Gnarty. Wm. T. Grigsby to Frances V. ConJesse Townsend, binders and wagons, get the .nomination, he accepted it on together with aTKll line of millinery W. U. Goodyear, modern druggist, nlngtuun. U E. Stauffer, gentral merohnnt. the silver ticket. The truth is, C. M. novelties. We cordially invite and At tlie residence of the bride’s parents In Bnlii- is large and consists of ma’iy beautiful patterns, ranging ia Woolley & Bronson, boots aud shoe.n. more. March 31st. liOfl. by Rei . C. W. Jones, Fred L. Heath, the druggist. > Mack was at home hauling straw that hope to have the pleasure of a visit Daniel V. Hine ot Hope, and Ida B. Uesler W, H, Stebbins. undertaking. price from 7°c to S3.00 per pair. . afternoon witUone of his neighbors, in­ from you. oRBallltaore. Phln Smith. The Backet. W.C. & I. Fitzsimmons, bazaar. stead of being in the republican cau­ Miss J. R.-SucnSANr -tat£SJK -NEWLAND-At thi home of the Itos ings City, Bank. Hardware. I. ’ briar. Mrenn» III Kuu.ud.1 cus. ’ . Hastings,.Mich., April 2,1896. Heart Disease Cured 'great ingenuity 0675 1737 T , & Pacific CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, H A W. H. Stebbins, Prices Never were pinown to be Lower . than they now are. . . Fmral: Diractor. Lace Curtains The C. K. & S. Railway managers J. S. Goodyear spent Tuesday and purchased the Boorn and other prop­ yesterday in Detroit. erty in Kalamazoo yesterday, for de­ New House for Rent on Green street. pot grounds. This will bring the de­ Enquire of J. H. McKevitt. pot just south of Main street. The Stauffer says butter and eggs are full value of the purchases is $10,000. coining bis way and, he is happy. Work will commence at once to grade Miss Arnie Coulter ot Chicago, is the the intervening section and the pass­ guest of her uncle, Judge Smith. enger depot will be moved as soon as Alvord Peck of Alamo, is the guest the track can be laid. of his daughter, Mrs. Cyril Grigsby. Tbe story that Chas. Mack of Balti­ Goodyear Bros, have three new more, is only for Free Silver for ollice milch cow for sale at reasonable prices. is well refuted by the members of the Prof. B. A. Holden is spending a part Grange in Dowling, who have attended ot the week with his parents at Ben­ grange meetings. He has advocated । free silver the past two years, and was zonia. Dr. J. C. Andrus and son Frank spent proud of the fact that the Banner and D. R. Cook advocated the same. He • Sunday in Battle Creek, the guests of has simply followed his convictions “grandma.” and united his fortunes with the silver Mr. and Mrs. Barrell spent several meh, after he became convinced he days this week in Dutton on business could not secure free silver in tlie re­ and pleasure. publican party. Miss Lettie Garn returned Saturday A special communication of Hast­ from Grand Rapids, where she had ings Lodge, No. 52, F. ann A. M., will spent the week. be held at Hastings, April 10, at which Miss Minnie Dietrich of Middleville, time Grand Lecturer Clark will hold r was the guest of Hastings friends Mon­ School of Instruction, beginning at 2 p. day and Tuesday. * m. Nashville Lodge will work tlie first Sterling Hogle is trying to master a degree, and Woodlend Lodge tlie sec­ bicycle; it’s hard telling which is on ond in tre afternoon. Hastings Lodge top most ot the time. will exemplify the third degree in tlie The Ladles Aid society of West Rut­■ evening. Regular candidates will be land, will serve dinner at the Town। provided, and ‘it is hoped that tbe at­ House on election day. The proceedsi tendance will be large, as the occasion will be one of interest to all. for the benefit of the M. E. church. Good Friday services at Emmanuel church at 9 a. in.. 12 m. to 3 p. m. and 4 p. m. (for children.) At tlie 12 o’clock service there will be addresses upon the “Seven Words from the Cross,” by the rector, the Rev. Mr. Cox nnd the Rty, Mr. Grigsby. The services on EasR>/ Day will be at sun­ rise, 10:3(i a. m. and 6 p. m. (.Easter festival of the Sunday school.} The music for the Easter services at Emmanuel church on Sunday next will be as follows: Processional. I am Hi- that LlvethSimper Autbein by Choir. ' Lilt. O NIxlit........... .. Kirkpatrick offertory by Mrs. Minnie Diamond. The Hills ol GodNevin At 10:30 A. M. Froccrtional; Why »eek }"e th»- Living ui»ong the DmL.CIare, Soln by Mrs. Frank Banw. Entrcht n«- noi to I«aveTliee. Gounod AnUifin by Choir. Christ our I’a oovSR.Dusks To Deutn..T.—sCalkin JubilateWnrnn Anthem bv tlie Cbotr. The Savior bath Risen ... Sleele Offertory bv Sirs Belie Hendershott. The Resurreci'on MornRodney To exchange: A good seven year old horse for mason work. Enquire of Emry Busby. Have You Had the Grip? If you nave, you probably need a re­ liable medicine like Foley’s Honey and Tor to heal your lungs and stop that racking cough incidental co this disI ease. Fred L. Heath the druggist, Here We Go Again Choidc Potatoes, per bu. Ceresota Flour, per sack garden seeds and FIELD PEAS. BUTTER AND ECGS WANTED WE LEAD, . OTHERS IW Stirling Crawford & BARGAIN GROCERS. □at ■ i < Beautiful Wash Fabrics We are showing this spring in all the rich colors of the rainbow as well as the more somber shades. We have just opened up for inspection, novel­ ties in wash goods including PIQUES, CORDELETTES, ORGANDIES, LINEN BATISTE, . EMPIRE DIMITIES, SCOTCH PLAIDS, ETC. No tri de to show goods. L. E. Stauffer. ♦ IlHHHHHHHHHHHMI �DRY FOR CUBAN REBELS J NEW' BATTLE SHIP. TEE SELF MADE lodged ul’ing BEWARE IN TIME. New York, March 30?—A special to the Journal from llnvuxin says: .Vixmr del Rio has fallen. The Mronghold of the Spanish army iu the western port of the island wns taken by the insurgents Saturday. There was a desperate light, nnd many men on both side* are killed Philadelphia March 3’).—The seago­ ing battle ship lawn was launched at 1:11 o’clock Saturday afiexnoun ftrOni Cramps’ ship yard. Tbe vessel t Was christened by Migx Mary Lord Drake, daughter of the governor of Iowa, nnd the launching was witnessed by a dis­ tinguished representation from the Hawkeye state, headed by Gov. Diake and by Secretary Herliert. of the navy; Iowa’s congressional delegation, the memliers of the house ot representa­ tives' naval committee, several mem­ bers of the senate naval committee nnd the princ'qial heads ot the different navy bureaus. Besides the pftrty gathered upon the christening stand, the yard was opened to the public and thousands of people witnessed the event from various points ot vantage. Th- weather wns delight­ fully bright nnd warm. A few minutes before one o’clock tlie hurly-burly^jpf sounds Hint hnd been arising from beneath the keel of the vesta l ceased. Then a period -if com­ parative silence and anticipation fol­ ; lowfd. Mr. Henry Cramp, ns he litis du.le on many another similar occasion, L-Tccited bis last admonitions in Miss 1 Drake ns to the Is-st means of sliniter' ing lhe bottle upon the ship. Then the WHAT THERE IS IN TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH. lurnb- " but lhe,. ..... ..................... ; | iu tbe uiud of the bank mid the bottum, ! und they tot's uneasily, waiting. By and | by will come tin ?»lar:-ii rise ami the l June rise und pry them out aud flout them down to m&rket aud tho use they were created for. There is no uniformity in fishing. Evcu the cxjieri, Peter, confesses that he has toiled all night aud caught noth­ ing. There are centuries of discovery, invention. Iu such a century Shakespenre is boru and life is interesting, worth living. And there are years when the world goes tu sleep. This right now is a good time tu be ulive. iu that there ie much iu sight aud a good deal tu ar­ rive. I hato to number njy years, but it reconciles me somewhat to think that I have heard it thunder. I have seen some of the great days uud some uf the great men. He wns uot disconsolate who said, “All of it I have seen and part of it I was." They will have a fine limo of it in the millennium—figs and grapes, uud leisure tu eat them iu—but they will miss something thnt we have perhaps t(Ki ranch of. "What’s done is won. Joy’s soul lives iu the doing." Evcu now. whi u I hate killing, I like to hear a dram. cun Tbo Brat ecu to tvdngc o* and null: iciati a ST. JAC It is difficult, if nut impassible, far n man to say, “This is mine. ' What wo el the liatlle has been received in Ha­ Text.—Onv suwitb aud nnothtr rvapcth. cull a now invention lias old inveiitianif Other nu'i: latiun-d. uud yu an- entert-d ustc vana, and the details cannot nt this iu it. There is not much new in tho their hrtx4>.—Ji;lm iv. st, ss. moment be obtained. electric car. The wheel win invented a Charles Dickens hnd seeu tho "self What news has been received was good whilo ago. The seat is only the made mau. ” There is u picture of him sent to the captain gcncnil.by the offi­ stump of n tree hollowed out and mucic iu the story. “Hard Times.” cer in charge of the garrison at 1'hiar more comfortable. The brake is an evo­ “Mr. Jesiah Bounderby of Coke­ dr! Bio, after his troops had been ut­ lution. The lever is old as Egypt The town” was u rich man, hanker, mer­ terly routed and while the insurgents application of electricity—time fails to chant, manufacturer. A big loud man. were applying the torch to the city. tell the number c£ men dead and liv­ Peckham’s with a slave and a metallic laugh. A At tbe pnlnce absolutely nothing hu« ing who have worked ar. it until wo sec iTtic ChildruM'a Caagk Cart) A man who could uever sufficiently vaunt licen given out, and the most that can a^j ■ a Rj — what wo do see. Every tool the inventor fr hixuself u "self made won. ” With his Is I'l-KAKAM-MAFM-CKlHrAtM. AMtTMXT ;bc obtained there is confirmation of works with was un invention. It is oth­ r ilruKumt r« u|>. wl:oo|ilu« tt. oiurii. <Wt*! Ste fw bottle at back to the fire he thus describes his J. A. nlXHU BAUGHMAN, M. D. the story thnt there wns a tight. The itiWBbl-. or sent nn-iialtfoa rt»-rintof»e er men’s labor he is working with. Von childhood: "I hadn’t a shoe to my foot. by 1-ECKHAM'S CiKiur Hkmkuy co., Spanish officials will not Mate the re­ say :: man made that with only a jack­ The well kpnwn what ' E import. Mich. Pbvtician HaVM T1IK writes CHILDaiur. As to stockings, I did uot kuow such n sult of the battle nor have they fur­ he thinks about knife. The evolution uf a jackknife is thing by name. I passed the day in tho nished the local pnpers with un offi­ nut a trivial thing. This modern steel Peckham ’ s Croup Remedy ditch, ami tho night iu a pigsty. That’s cial note of it. Thfa. in itself, is suffi­ jacket for a cuuuon is not specially cient to confirm the rrjiort of Spanish the way 1 spent my tenth birthday.. Not (Tbe Children’s Cough Cure.) now. There is a Tittle brass cannon nt thnt .... a j,.-,. ditch was new to we. .for I was defeat, for the authorities never lose Woodland. Mich. June IS, fBt Ottawa, Ills., in u little museum there, Pkckham.s Ciiocr Mttiirtiv Co. born iu n ditch.” nny time in giving out the complete dug up near Starved Bock, that has > ,, rraeiiort.MIcb Mrs. Gradgrind hoped it was a dry details of victories tor their side. I consider Dr. I’cckbamS Uuuip Jtrnn-dv a three steel bauds around it Put on mnatexcidlriit inenlriiir for croup, coin* in<t ditch. “No, as wet as sop, a foot of wa­ three mdre and it would have a com­ routflu. Ilteoiieot tlie nvnteit dhcoveilra of ter iu it.” said Mr. Bounderby. reived information from the fevne of 1 “H‘ 1 *" rrvoniinwKi plete jacket. It was a cannon belonging U. tO ottM-ra. Many clilldn irk fives world be “Enough to give a baby a cold," con­ battle. The report r.v.'df to them states iu La Salle. He had no steel jacket. atvrt imnully It every mother Urw ’belli i>or- ' tinued Mrs. Gradgriud. tiiat Gens. .D.’Jpnlo Maceo and Calixn tMJfaoOwriSnp Fcnklmin's Croup Ilerr.CLy at He was steel himself, except what was V«y trulv jmir-. cutting through wood came up from "Cold? I was bom with inflammation lira The little part of the discovery or near the grout’d and in a brief Kparc of the lungs,” returned Mr. Bounderby. The war for the Union changed the invention that a man thinks is his very the American artillerymen who caiue to the "shoe piece" wns cut through and "For years, ma’am, I wxw one of tho direction of many lives. Plans * JllU3 were own, even that is taken from him. (luba on the Bermuda filibustering ex’mast miserable little wretches over seen. I broken. It sjiciiltd some men, aud made Wo say iu common speech, “ A thought pedition for the express purpore of How 1 fought through it Irion’t know. 11 some men. I reinember some village struck me. ” That confesses tbe whole working the Hotchkiss nnd Gatling was determined, I suppose. I have been । idlers, sons uf rich men, who seemed I tiling. A thought that strikes Is from Miss Drake swung the hottie by its guns brought on the steamer. Without a determined character in later life, and likely to be permanently uselcuis ur streamers nnd ns the glass crushed 1 suppose 1 was then. Here 1 am ami no­ worse, that the war developed. They tho outride. It is an inspiration. I have against the keel moving a bo re her head. body to thank for my being hero hot graduated from the school of the regi­ not forgottru the pathetic figure of the del Rio would not have fallen. mail, who, not long ago, took the hands I myself. Vagabond, errand boy, laborer, ment. und arc tbo best citizens of the uf the. sick and troubled, prayed tlie uorter. porter. clerk, innnaiyer. xuauager, nnrtner. partner, Jnsinh Josiah state. It does begin tu seem as if the prayer dictated by Jesus Christ and Bauuderby of Coketowu. Those are the man who thinks himself self made bad said, “Thank tho Father.” All tho antecedents and culmination.” not thought at all. great who were good have always said, I suppose you have met this kind of Race, nationality, family, have to do “Not nnto us.” The great and the ti wan sufficiently often, one who thinks with any child. A sod of Benedict Ar-' thoughtful are great in their humility. he owes nothing to anybody or any­ uold would find himself handicapped by1 They al) confess that every good and bis father's record. The sou uf Abraham I thing. perfect thought comes down from tho Lincoln has mare than a fair start. This' Father of Light. We have to suggest tu Mr. Bcundorby good ur bad inheritance is visible. The1 . I uiu x am uiiavu myself much lUUVUIVU indebted iu to u a buuc shoe-that he himself had nothing whatever Ziuuricau iregro may beta™ lb. taw ta ■ wiltcr ln „ j, Tiu„p,. Ue wll, to do with his place of birth, ur date of the white man k equal, may be the su-- ray, -“as to .. Virgil would his nifru hnt itinwt *' . . birth, or choice of ancestors. He hud twiritir periur infill mau in nntnrnl natural gifts, bnt Itn he must feet,” walked with crutches. I used to nothing whatever to do with being born. climb while tho white, child walks. Ev­ slip out of tho hack door and over to bin Men are made by what they inherit erything is harder to him because his shop ami listen to him as ho “foxed” and by what finds them. Heredity and grandfather wns n slave. I have the iwaVy about und discussed Hamlet and Nacircumstances added together muke fate. It is hard that the misfortune of the puleon and Julius Uiesur and Byron. sizes with'.^ahd It makes considerable difference iu dead should be visited ou their children, the light, mediajl and heavyi the outlook of a baby whether he is boru but it is. The good starred or ill Ftarred In his earlier days Abraham Lincoln by the Nile or Platte, or iu tbe country name descends to the child. All this is had some excellent company. At New sizes with hpllo^ateel axle. ? of tho coolies. Place of birth does deter- visible, bnt invisibly blood will tell. These steel ash wagons all Salem there was a village loafer, a dry । mine many things, not absolutely all Josinh Bounderby, born iu a ditch, brays goods box whittler, also no expert black have Sarven latent wheels, things. I should count it a fortunate of the energy iu him that lifted him out bass fisherman, who also know tho best which makes 4 much stronger child who was born and raised iu Con­ uf tho ditch and iu duo time made liim books on earth. There is at least ono uf cord, Mass. There are fine elms there, a leading citizen of Coketown. Well, this kind of uieu ia every smallest vil­ wheel than any other, as they planted for him. He can sit in the shade his energy is au inheritance. He wan lage. They do not make railroads, cr have twelve more spokes than and think uf the men who in the sun uot boru tited. Sumo men are burn to wreck railroads, hut they help boys to you get in any wood wheel. planted them. He cod go over to the take a thing by the handle, mid others . kuow what to road and what not to read. The steel axles are fulltown pump and drink voter from the predestined to take it by the blade. I Une uf them is a email Socrates in a guaranteed for five years. well dug by tho men who planted the Ancestry of Lincoln. । small town. These wagons are leaders trees and made tho reads. If he is at all Abraham Lincoln was born iu a bnt, It seems then that heredity and cundithoughtful, be will say to himself: a poor place. Apparently ho was a poor tions put us where we uro und they nro Sold by "Other men labored. I have entered in­ white. But ho was not a miracle. If wo strong strings to hold us where we are. U.d. attleship owa to their labors. ” He will walk over to kuew more about his mother aud hex The Hidividoa) -b* -very much-4zr dobLthe house of Emerson and Hawthorne Hoeagc, I ,;m rare we could account fbr IZufTGu* ihtr aud Thoreau und conclude that high him. Men look at tbe river Nile aud Tho people who placed him under obli­ only ihelr deadly ii.'fcfient into the town sy} th« •hrfaten thee thinking may go ulcug with plain liv­ they know tho mighty river rises sumo- gation are most of them dead. Tho best by t he Gatling and Hotchkiss guns that ■Ide, she exclaimed: Opposite Roller Mill. . he can do is to pay his debt to the cliilIowa." saved the. day for the insurgents. ing. And then he will visit the bridge where, has a sufficient source. The foun­ drea. Wo receive this estate on which The hull slipped smoothly nnd gently of ono of the memorable buttles of the tain of the Nile fascinated lhe bravest HASTINGS, MICH. Dinar del Rio Is situated about twowe live, with improvements. The host thirds of the distance across the island Into the river, and as it Heated out on world. A handful uf rebel farmers on meu. It allured like the uurth pole. wo can do is to pass it ou to tho future, at the north and in the extreme western un even keel, tlie big siren whistle ot one end of the bridge, some hundreds of There is no ono form tain of the Nile. with more improvements. province. It wns a city of some 20,000 the Massachusetts won turned loose and regular law nnd order soldiers on tlie There is a big marsh of fouutaius. The NOTICE HEAH1VO CLAIMS. Is it jmssiblo that children will hear a inhabitants, and the Spanish relied made a din that wan exceedingly ef­ | other. It is tho bridge over which 13 ancestry of Abraham Lincoln is lost few individuals say; “You have no State of Mlrhigan. । iupon it to afford them n base for opera­ fective. but still more trying on tbo little colonies of Great Britain walked somewhere iu Virginia aud iu England. right here. Y our fathers gave away your County o' Dirry. f ear drums at everyone in the vicinity. I into the United States. There were oth- Jesus, although boru iu u manger, is re­ tions in Dinar del Rio during the rainy Notice l« berebr givi-u. that by au order ot UUb the essential thing wns lated tu Ruth mid King David. Josiah rights tu our fathers. Get off tho earth. * ’ the ITobate Court for ti e Cuun’y ol Barrv. Reason. The Spanish garrison consisted Tugs scratched and whistled and peo-,1 er oulllvn| battles, but I have little patience with tho indi­ innde on Hie 2ntb tUy of February A. D. IKK. nnd tlione on tire <*rl«trn- '। settled thcrc ,„ is tllc -of 4,000 men, nnd the attacking force pl. there. Th There the power uf of „a Bounderby is a boru captain of industry. vidualist. Ho is iu society, receiving all Hix months trom tiiui <1 ■ io were allowed for .• creditors tn present tn.fr culms Against the gteat ,simplicity lnlplidly nbon iiad fully 5.000 men, besides the sharp­ lnB .Innd ronsmtulured enrh ollrer on great about, Concord. Concord. II trnlkwalk­ We talk too much about heredity, but tbo benefits and still holds to his rights estate of Elizabeth Acker. I <ie of Mid ik.uuty, eepy Hollow shooters and other skilled men of war the success of the launch. ed over over l0 to gj Sleepy Hollow aud aud noted noted two two there is uo doubt about the powerful ♦n «rivn unrhiiiD limiMt in io-1. nI nnd,,|that alt credit ir. ofeinlmsto su'd deceMtogne not mug. Tbo lhe Inoiral logical, nuuess rc<lllln ,0 prcsrni ,irosrIll meir satd ; ril utareniilrei! to ilmir nlnlmsto sniil who came on the Bermuda. Following Afrer tire lunnch n lum lreon poor together, with an ov«Br«re fact. dn idealist will hike himself out of so-1| Probate Court ut tlm I'nl.ue offi'e inllirci.y ’ bls usual policy, Maceo did not hold the .ened in the Mould Ion. Atthre lunch-| be(| nbmt milrked will! nlnto Here are the couditious of life. As a ciety What has ho to do with tho cam­ | ol ila'iliipi, for>*xiiiiilniitl"ii:in<l xliowniice ou f2 leM Ou ou6 rule, a child does uot select his school. , < - ■ ■ Ii or before uci<»m the iuc 2xn s. n uny ’lay of m Augus' auk'is1 next, ncx<. and sna tliat uinv 'town. He simply destroyer! it and then eon n poem by Mo, S. 11. .M. 1 yer., ot >tujM w<Jr(b school, the cuminon highway, the such claims wh’. be heard before said Court. <»n chiwted,''antt-thorM." <«> thooth- Fifty or 60 years ago the boy that was mou 'finssed on to some other place. Exactly lmvn.wn.prm.nunl u,lklm.lr>>|.■ I common Tbew nro noeii nt- i »■» “> . it It was ™ entitled: "lire launching of,, ..ThOTan_" Certninly it :» wore to seut to Rugby might be deexurd fortu- common !«»Tom<»:_ xi.es> «ro eoeioi ui where he is at present is not known. fairs, the product of tho peopJu working th» lorammn <>( with of tlmsCuy.s. I the Iowa,’’ | Dato.L Fcb. 'iwiu A.”l irntc.’ ' be desired tu be born iu Coucord than iu uate. Tlie boys who went through that ‘ ‘ ‘ ............ A GALE BRINGS DEATH. There was no speech-making ns the (i Mulberry Bend, New York city. The school came out meu, not too good fo»a | together. ClIAltl.l'-X W. AIIJISTIIOXO. Let tho self made man, tbe self suf­ Judge of Pnilwto. Cottage In Cleveland Crushed bv Falling crowd in the room where the lunch i| child has a better chance as a body, us a rough world, but hemau—goad material ficient man, go off by himself and wor­ wns served was so great that the formal­ mind. "We live,” says Wordsworth, for the work of the world. Walla—Two Women Kilted. ship his Creator. Even to do that ho ities had to be abandoned. । Cleveland, O.. March 30.-A terrific | “by admiraticu, hope uud love.” There A mau writes a book aud calls it, n.uun.w.aM lasting K „.... .... tnlnutes After the luncheon the Washington [ ■ are more of these in sight about Concord "my book. ” Mr. Buckle writes a book, must stand ou land As long us ho lives windstorm only two he stands uu a borrowed foundation. id. S Vf sprung up about two o’clock Sunday party returned to the capital in their than iu a sweatshop. “The History of Civilization Iu Eng­ The only thing wo have that is :abjo ’ f n,,Are,.:,ver nnrl zvwntorl r*nnwi<lnnilllo havoc hnvnc k|H*eia! train. morning and created considerable In HUtoric Etllnbnrtfli. land. ” What he writes before death lately self made is oar large ar small, email. f —jff A idaring its brief existence. A few days । stops him is au intrednetieu to the book SHOT FROM AMBUSH. I 1 should count it a fortunate thing for possession uf self conceit. . ago fire broke out in the six-story Kirn( a child to be born in Edinburgh, with u bo intends to write. This “introduc­ t 'no conclusion is that wo will not iball block on Cedar avenue, nnd left the Courad Becker Killed hnivui.. by ill* Mcp«on,' I fliolre “ tu "*« V' “f *'• 1 tion” is iu two medium sized volumes. wa shii» a man because he is great, nor n. couuou. nn jCaveat!i,and Trarfe-Marict obtained, and all fhu-j walls in a tottering condition. The ■ Bnt in this book I find references to 630 Virginin. 111.. Starch 3o.-Conrnd thnt the bedrootMt^Jhe Holyrood mint despisn him because ho is little.- 1110 Scat businexs conducted for rxcorn ate Fees. 1 storm blew the walls down upon the Meeker, nvvcnlthr former otArenxvIlle. I lie thtrep- But it um-i l,uvo n lifllns books. Mr. Buckle-was chief of staff, great word of Jesus Christ is, “'Judge „ fOtrn Orrtcc is Oeroerrc u. S. p*TtnTOmc»1 ,, n Kaiid wo an Mtnro latent ia kai uuir Uuu ihme! dwelling of II. A. Vaughn. No. 745 Cedar thin county, won .hot dradSuturdnv by ;t®«" » eb“d SoiuB to nnd from bnt ou his staff were 630 meu. living not.” The pine of thosheltered valley V!> • ’ey ( Inniote flora Wtsbinrton. 1 avenue, crushed in lhe roof, instantly " ­ 1 Scad model, drawlrs or photo., v. ilh devTp-1,1. «t..i»o:,. Willinm Becker. Th.- Ini- "chool co ree lhe mounwcuta. uut tlioro uud dead, assisting him. is tall ami straight. Tho pino un Ber Wo advite. If patentable cr not, free at! killing Mrs. Sarah Bradford and Miss I suppose it is permissible to say, thoud tuus is short aud crooked au'i ItSon. ter then committed eulclde by Bring n! to UluRS. hot there to Robert Bunre. < chnrpc. Our fee not due ti'.l tmlcr.t i« centred., j Emma Dietrich, who were in bed asleep. "Solomon ’ s temple. ” But Soloxnou bud) I knotty. Soil aud climate are iilmust fut< bullet through hi.s broil,. The tr.ip-.ta I Wolter Scott ou.1 John Kuox mid David Mrs. Bradford was asleep it- nn -i|>l> tligreriilt ofn Imiptlm"fnmlly<|Unr-1 Llvingdouc. And there a the cortlol little to do with tho real work. lh* was much assisted by the iniuers uf Uplui, i Tbo eutaTrmWo notinu last November > | ©• A. SN O W &COi ia n vast deal of hnninn Intervet iuae-next to the falling walls. Tin* >■<1 Tvlultve to a bonndorv lint Hie I There and the ineu uf Tyre, aud tho Lebanon iu and about that castle. Rubert Louis rightful occupancy oceupnuev of ot Uuform, which the farm, which ;u »«1 “b»“' •*“' raslk'- llubvn L““" debris crushed upon her and carried the rightful hewers of weed. All Solomon did was ((f t|H, r,iv:i1 College of Surgeons, Len­ recently tenutauU-d In c. tawruit nnd Stevencon hnd no election, but mppore woman and bod down through the llio xuen. men. Tho luw lujhuuvi capital of braius w-wni do|Ji (1U ‘ livl'ti(.u frt)UJ the Loudon ho had been born in Samoa instead of to pay the heavy timbers of the floor to the the ordering of the stepson off of s xne Scotland! I. for one, of a million or so, and muscle were his neighbors. The Sehool uf Medicine For Women, praying | kitchen below. Five other people were laud. Tlie murdered man leaves nn es­ Scientific American ! bhuuld not have had eo many pleasant plan uf tho temple caiue from Gud. fur the admission uf medical women to tate of SsO.OOO. Tlie murderer and rulsleeping in the house, nnd f-.ree of Field of Origltudity Limitiil. Where a man ia bo.*u and its examinations, ban just been reversed Agency them were slightly hurt. Sunday •ide carried a life insurance of $20,000 , ever.jugs. • ____ . .____ i ...i..... •!•!... . t.„, rnicnd is i After onoreads tbe Bible and biiakes- nt a meeting of the fellows, by empltat: .; night at eight o’clock the people in the in different fraternal orders. Tlie -hot raised is almost fate. pearo he secs that there is not to bo iiidorseuicnt (47 tu 10) of tbo following And when he is>_ im is almost fate. that killed Conrad Becker was tired vicinity of tho Kimball block ruins There aru long stretches of time, cen­ much original thought. There is possi­ resolution; “That, in the opinion of the were thrown into u panic l.y the fall­ from ambush. turies sometimes, iu which nothing hap­ ble to the individual a new way of put­ fellows of this college, women should bu I ing of another section of the fireDentil of nn Abolition Lender. ting it. Into the sermon goes what the admitted to the diplomas of tho college.” j blackened walls. After a hurried but . st. Paul, Minn., March 30.—Abraham pens. The poet Gray peoples a country preacher lias seen or heard or read. Ho As tho council, the governing body uf ■ CAVIATB. complete investigation' it wns ascer­ Willey, the celebrated nbo’.illoiiisi, died TRADE MARKS. tained that no other buildings had been al Northfield, Minn., lacking but a lit­ churchyard with passible Cromwells gets what he has to say from the outside, tho college, is elected by votes of fellows DE8IQN PATENTS, | from mau»contributors. He is like an only, their declaration in favor of grant-1 COPYRIGHTS, 0tc.l damaged nor further personal injuries tle of 00 years uf age. lie was born in and Hampdens aud Miltona. They were old fashioned country gristmill. People ing diplomas to properly qualified wom­ boru aud live-1 iu a dull, monotonous For Inronnatloa and froo Haiulbook writa to sustained. - New Hampshire June 2-1,1SU0. He was time, when nothing happened. Revolu­ come vgH sacks of wheat and com. Tho en practically settles yet another vase of • MUNN * co., ax BaoADWAT. MW ?OB5OlOnt tiurvau fur Aecurlns pnlcnbi In America. ' educated nt a theological seminary at' tions come along and common charcoal miller <.mi||es New York's Latest L'lnlm. uilfies it into tho hopper and educational discrimination against wom­ Every palrnt taken out by u» li browtht bcf< the public by a notice tflvcn free or charge m tho it jfud' U*e people nwny en students. It remains to be seen New York, March 30.—Dr. Koger S. Hunger, Me., and when a young man tlumes into a diamond. grinds it, ’ • toko • became an advocate of the abolition uf ?jJwought,Track, register of records in the health One day iu Chicago the streets seemed wbatthef „ . less tho toll. Only . it whether tho Royal College of Physicians department of this city, has compiled slavery. For 20 years he was editor to bo filled with peddlers—everybody has been through the mill and is Hour or will also soon bu stricken with a change lArnent elmilntlnn nr any arientlfte paper tn tho ■ the present population of the territory of the Advocate of Freedom nnd tho on the make. Aud the next day one meal, er possibly bran. Tho brighter tho of heart.—New York Nation. vrorlil. Splendidly Mluttrnlcd. No Intelllin-nfc man idtouid !-• without IL Weekly, A3.OOn to be embraced with "Greater New friend and advisor of Charles Sumner canid hear-uolhiug bat drums and fifes. peuple arc the brighter the preacher yuan Rl.3) nix months. Addrew. IIQNM * CU.. Y’ork.’’ IDs estimated tolal fa 5,105,OSO, and J. 1*. Hale. During the later years Boys were running over one another to ought to be.*,’ NojnilMr cau muke good Puuu.iiElis, a t»l Uruodway, New Turk City. of which 1,016,895 are within lhe present of his life he has lived with his daugh- go south to shoot, and bo shot at, aud flour out of-peor wheat. A miller that Little Dick—Is this the house yon und ( ter at Northfield. confines of New Y’ork city. shot. It was a transformation and trans­ mokes pudrilour out uf good wheat ought sin is to live iu when yon is married? Mr. Nicefollo—Yes, my boy. What Murder mid Hulclilr. Hlew Out Ills IlrutiiM. , figuration. I am hopeful for my country to have a call. Tana, 111., March 30.—Ed S. Dnvfa, ex- • Nashville, Tenn., March 30.—Henry when I remember 1861. Those were Let a dull mau full into tho company do yon think of it? Sometimes needs a relimayor of this city and the leadinggrain Watson, living near tlie city, shot and tame years that went before. There of bright people ami he will astonish “Taiu’t half big enough. ” J able monthly regulates buyer of this section, walked one mile killed Jim Lytle, whom he hud sus­ seems to bo no regular forward move­ himself by his power of conversation. “Your sister, myself, and a servant jncdiciiK. cost on the Big Four track aud blew out pected of intimacy with his wife. The ment in tho march of mankind. The A chunk of green swamp elm iu the will cuustitutu the family, as a rule. I his brains. He wns prominent iu secret murder was committed at Lytle’s house. world seems to have hibernated like a middle of a fire of dry maple will smoko um sure there is plenty of room fur us, Dr. PEAL’S societies ar.d well known throughout, Watson having gone there lor that pi:r- woodchuck for whole centuries. Did awhile und finally burn, and even und spare rooms for relatives.'' thfc state. Financial trouble is attrib­ ]K>se. Officers went in pursuit of Wat­ anything happen in tho ninth century? blaze. These 44 woman's literary clubs ■‘Yes, plenty fur the family, but tho son, and when they were uliout to cap­ Who would elect to he born iu the time of Colorado are bringing to life ami family don’t count. What you want is uted as the cause. ture him, he placed a pistol to his head of the eave dwellers? nm. i*valAludbni4>Uu . Uinu lanC. O. light the individual woman. strangers, all the time too.” Sold by Fred L. Heath, the Druggist “Ha, ha! Why should 1 wish to en­ Mr. Emerson had great respect for London, March 30.—The Chronicle and killed himself. Architect of Humane Fortune. Died of Fright. Kays that Baron Rusnell, of KcHt»v.-rn, । The individual does nut luuke tho Mr. Alcott. The secret of that respect tertain strangers, my boy? 1 xuu nut go- Hastings. Mich Jefferson, la.. March 30.—A team of times. Tho times make him. Our great was that Mr. Alcott would go over ono lord chief justice of England, will rislt in unvotew,kiml “’Cause sis will always bo very Kino kind tviaato|uUeut? Protect yonrhlcas: they may tire United States in September, to at­ horses drhen- by Hl always ue >c.y . Mrs. Horace . Bennett ' generals arc lifted into tho sight of tho day und listen to Mr. Emerson. Mr. ruu when strangers is Sing.you wealth. Write JOHN WF.DDERThe woman died in the on tho top of a wave of war. All Emerson overnight would forget what nnd polite to y< tend the conference of jtirbt.s at Sara.. .i„ b(JHN A.- CO., Patent Attorneys, \\ asbiagtuti, £1’11-------- - —. they furnished was tho readincsE. AA ho himself had said, aud go ox: to some- about. ”—J’earsun's _ .. Weekly. --------- *. ___ i D, O’., for their prize offer. —_ B I I Jesse 'Townseiiu, >rirnfific jtatticiin Every Woman pennyroyal pills. WANTED-AN IDEA»« �■Observations; It is the first ward that seems to be unusually stirred up nos-. P<<i •«, re­ Geography by the Journey Method. ' ligious , djiliuulties, family > nrrels, Th" spring nine o' th' crick is rttnniu hitch— {scandal, these are otr.y a few uf th­ A wagon uow can scarcely cross tir run ; •Continued troni lust week ; ructions offered the' public. Th' uphiiKl ninth l*> (nst :i ititlln dry. ] Do you nut think they had a broader 1 411 it's nigh time our plowiu was begun. I view of the islands than as if they had |i "What’s Easter for, any way’ risked i'll'winter wheat Is showln mighty line. . nn ih<|uiring little gi»'l of her mother. An grveinn tu> the old field's dirty brown. been taught thnt the islands were Til' bark on little tree twigs Inis a shine And'ojir good townswoman looked se­ That shows tiie sap’s begun to ntoxe tironn. south of S. America, and were separat­ OF COURSE, verely at the child ns she repli-d, "Tu j Now these things I've been tellln joti of here, ed front the mainland by the St. of Ma­ Areordtn to Aunt l.ydlti's idee. think that you go co school anti to the i gellan, nnd the climate must be cold cause that is the c Don’t mean so much that spilna I*. mighty near Baptist Sunday scliool, and don ’ t know j As tlnte torus to swaller sass'Iras tea. •ap. —Troth. as it is near the south pole? I hope no it’s all on account «>f < jueen Easter thnt • magic, or something similar,, he shifts ADDITIONAL LOCAL. one is teaching just that,—I confess 1 Spank the boy and arrest the man watches, when he secures the “small The I nion City Ticket. ihave. Right here we worked in a little the Bible tells about; I’m ashamed of I loan for a few days.” He has been Remember lhe date who kills robins. The ticket of the Union party needs ihistory concerning Magellan, also ■ JOO.” working several cities in Michigan. Say, does it mean anything? We * The Mexico trip letter is postponed but little comment at our hands. The ,when we reached Venezula and were The electric light plant seems to be ticket is made up of practical and sue- ( mean the strange conduct of tnat wid­ this week. Too busy. . -, enabled to apply the ‘ Monroe Doc­ . *• fair weather concern. Last evening cessful business men. Fred L. Heath । ower. He has been so inconsolable for Miss Pearl Spaulding spent Sunday ‘ trine ” ' when it was most needed the lights for mayor is a young business man, who the longest time; why. it’s mon* than Let me assure you the height of in­ with Nashville friends. went out. The cause is* reported to three months. And now----Mrs. T. J. Bush was in Middleville have been low water in a boiler and has started and maintained a paying ।terest was not reached until the divis­, These warm days brings out the business, in the face of close competl- jions met at Rio Janerio. Naturally and come to our mammoth 10c. the latter part of last week. when they pumped the water in it tlon, and will no doubt, if elected, ( , loafers on the corner by the City Bank. the meeting was accidental so the You will miss it if vou ' Take your butter and eggs to Miss went in so fast that It-Cfroze” the make a good executive officer. Harry j _ One can not help wondering if the gen­ sale. greater the pleasure. Il seems so tne don't. steatn.and they pumped it ’ io full that Murdock ard get a new hat. G. Hayes, the present incumbent, has if j the meeting had been real their lit­ uine loafer is migratory and spends his Rev. Ley! Masters gave his many it ran out of tlie exhaust pipe. They shown exceptional ability, is courte- (tle faces could* not bav^been more! winters south. Or does he find the have discharged'one of their engineers ous and accommoding. and a re-elec- i warmer climate he seeks in the saloon .' received.—A large invoice of friends a call Tuesday evening. beaming with pleasure. They imagin_____ Jersey ribbed Underwear at ’ There was a fine chance for an oh- Ladies A. G. Hathaway of Cross Village, is and put a lawyer in to run It. tion is a matter of course. So too, ,e<bthemAdves men and women grown, pricesway below the times. As we suspected, 1’. T. Colgrove w'to with the nominee for treasurer, Chas. ,so at first they did not recognize each‘ ject lesson on our streets Monday ufvisiting his parents in Rutland. We have a sample Waverly Bicycle , ternoon. In front of one of the saloons for sale and it will pay to investigate Wanted: An apprentice girl to entirely blameless in the matter of DoyTL He has just finished his first (other but during the conversation they a load uf barrels and casks was being prices. -Yours most sincerely. learn the millinery trade. Miss Mur­ the pup, Mixer, ( handling the record term in that office andjiis collections ;mentioned incidents of their past life W. C. A J. FITZSIMMONS. left in our care.. Mr. Colgrove and W. show that notwithstanding tbe hard jand realized they had been school। unloaded. Just at one side stood two dock. S. Towers have an undet-standing and times, he has collected the taxes with- ,mates in the sixth grade. To make; old men, both with shaking limbs and Watch this spare; it will have Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ford of Barry, ; tainted breath. A little way down the Mr. Colgrove supposed the record was <their pleasure more complete they.took something thnt will interest you each spent'the latter part of the week in to come to his.otlice and there certain out distress or friction. Alonzo I». Cadwa’.lader is the’nom- ,a ride on the cog railway up the moun­‘ street a party of school boys had gath­ week. this city. portions of it was to be copied for his inee for justic&, and his qualifications; 1tain Corcovada, and refreshed them­ ered, iine*inanly little fellows. What was the connection, *do you ask? A 1 Charley Wightman of Chicago, spent client- As it stands now, the record are of the best. His being an attorney- t selves with a cup of coffee. Do you a few days in this city, with his father remaining unprinted will have to be will add to his fitness. The Supervis- । few moments thought will show you. think they will soon forget llio Janerio Which is politics, n trade or a pro­ and sister. inspected before it goes any farther. ors, Milo L. Williams and Geo. Abbey jis the largest coffee port in the world? A letter from Lester Warner will ap­ The alarm of fire last night about ■are old supervisors, and- their clectior) ’Would you? Will I? After the trip fession? It must be one of the two for pear as soon as we can get a chance to midnight came from the second ward should not be a question. It is at this ,around the coast was completed, we so many men devote their entire time nnd all their energies to political mat­ put it in type. beyond the XL C. freight house, owned time extremely necessary that we have tstarted for the interior, which means a ters. One of the surprising things Will every woman of the AV. C. T. U. and occupied by Will Nary. «Mrs. experienced members on the county ,vast amount of reading on the part of remember that county and state dues Nary was at work at that late hour board, nnd also as assessors when val- ।the pupil and teacher. We usually about it is that the politician is too of­ ten a man who has failed to make a We Will Tell You When you are should be paid? cutting “stays” for the Wool Boot Co.; ues are changing so rapidly. No ex- ।took up the country first as a whole in want of mil­ living in all other -ways. It must be Mrs Jennie Whitlock of Barryville, her husband and two children were periments at this time should be made ,with' reference to climate, products, the loave; and fishes have some weight linery. if you will call at the Racket store. You will find as complete an is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John II. visiting a cousin in the 4th ward and with new hands. The excellent nomi- ।surface, soil and government, then here. Obsesveh. assortment as is kept in the city r.r were returning home when the fire nations for supervisors was supple- studied' < important rivers and cities, Dennis this week. prices none will mtfke. At the Racket breke out. It caught from the pipe monied by the choice of J. W. Bentley (traveling caravan style. County Sunday School Convention. of Phin Smith. The few pleasant days of March upstairs, the entire upper part being in and Robt. Dawson, both of whom as Imagine the pleasure of a trip on tlie One of the most pleasant nnd suc­ closing was ample atonement for the We now have Hats flames when discovered. None of the members of the Board uf Review, will .Amazon as far as steamboat naviga­ cessful Sunday School cunventions op-{Trimmed ■• ataut 75 trimmed blustering and cold. children were in bed, and they ran to make an honest and careful revision of ition, also cutting their way through ened on Monday afternoon, with devo­ hats to select from ----and will ---- trim ------ „you — Rev. A. D. Grigsby will preach at the the neighbors and gave the alarm. The the rolls. This office is an important i the salvas and being lulled to sleep at tional exercises Jed by Rev. A. Trott. one on short notice in any shape yon Rogers school house next Sunday af­ house is a total loss and all tbe bedding one, and there should be no question ; night by the music of the animals Pres. H. E. Andrus not being present. can wish. Phin Smith. ternoon at 3 o'clock. and household goods upstairs. The in the selection of such able men to fill iwhich inhabit the salvas,—then down Rev. Cox presided; Rev. Ralph Wooton Canton Flats Black and white for The G. A. R. Picnic Association held loss falls heavily on Mr. Nary who was It. old and young. You i to the pampus trying to make way Secretary. a meeting last week. We will give a trying to pay for the place out of his The ward tickets are good, much bet- |through the tall, coarse grass, cutting Mayor A. E. Kenaston gave the ad­ must see to get your choice. At rhe full report next week. wages. No insurance. ter than the average, and if elected <down thistles which appeared as small dress of welcome, ’and Rev. Mylne of Racket. l5r. Taylor of Middleville, was in the Leghorn Flats from 25 Marshall Statesman: Adam C. Ar­ will add strength to tbe council and itrees. In connection with the work Freeport, responded. The usual com­ What Yes, cents up. You can have them city Tuesday forenoon, to assist Dr. nold is at large once more. His re­ school board. As a whole, the Union <outlined physical and political maps mittees were appointed and reports trimmed to suit your taste cheaper ticket is the strongest put up by that iwere drawn on the board and on these from thirty-one schools received. Lowry in a surgical case. than any one else will do it. At tbe lease is no surprise to the public. The Prof. B. A. Holden read an able pa­ Racket. Miss Edith Chamberlain is spending only wonder is that the officials suc­ party in several years, and should have ]pictures of S. America we mapped out few days in the city looking up the ceeded in keeping the wily old fellow tbe united support of every voter who (each day’s journey. A portion of the per on Grading uf Sunday Schools. , Infants and Childrens Wear believes in fair play, lower taxes and <class hour would then be given to map The Sunday School Library was the latest styles in millinery. in jail as long as they have, nearly a equitable assessments. ,work. A pupil would pass to the board theme of Miss Loomis of Nashville, and Bee what we have Itefore you buy, as Before buying your spring hats, call year. Thursday afternoon Will El­ locate on die map a country or it was a well written and instructive we are sure to please jrou and make The Hastings township people’s par- and 1 a ’ see Miss Murdock, Jefferson St. dred came down from Battle Creek the children happy. Phin Smith. ‘ and secured from Arnold two gold ty have this ticket: For supervisor, ’city which was called for by some pup­ paper. take butter and eggs. il, also a pupil would pojrit to some Object teaching of the infant class, Straw Braid We have th? largest Ory Chaffee; clerk, Elihu G. Larkin; 1 S. C. E. next Sunday evening at slugs valued at |50 each. These are lot to select from ev­ county or city and ask for its capital, by Lillian Botum was another well pre­ arian church, will be led by said to be tbe bonus paid for the sign­ treasurer, Birney McIntyre; justice, 1 or some point of interest con­ pared paper, bristling with instructive er on sale in the city. Call and see it 1 ing of Arnold’s bond. Last night At­ Henry Havens; school inspector, full exports at the Racket of Phin Smith. Grigsby of Alma college. torney H. E. Wlnsor was in Battle term, Robert Altoft, vacancy, John M. 'nected with it. I endeavor to vary the points from start to finish. 'our orchards with the Bor­ p»n<rnrd?f Avon Yak’s For Misses. They have a asirucha* possible so as to avoid ’ Creak-and secured the signature of Payno; highwayaum.. Cassius C. Stow* work deaux Mixture before they leaf out. dandy line at Phin Smith's. Nelson Eldred and J. M. Ward to the ell; drain com.*, William "Walldorff; 1monotony. By these means I ’think Springs, N. Y.. gave an able address. Let the limbs and twigs be pretty well the picture of the country is more The Tuesday morning session after Laces Well if they have not got bond. The bondsmen are two of the member of board of review, Matthew 1 covered. what you want they will get 1firmly impressed on the child's mind. devotional exercises, listened to Rev. most prominent men in Battle Creek. Hall. . it for you and save you money. At the Wm. Shakespere of Kalamazoo, is Friday morning Judge Smith approved At least one litde girl said, “I can Ralph Wooton of Freeport. The republicans of Hastings town- ' Racket of Phin Smith. . the newly elected G. A. R. Command­ the bonds at 0 a. m. Arnold was re­ shut my eyes and just see 9. America.” The election of officers came next ship will support this ticket: For su­ er for Michigan. He is worthy and we leased. Arnold left for Battle Creek Someone has said ‘ make geography and the following were elected: Pres Face Veiling Our veiling depart­ pervisor, Henry Chamberlain; clerk, ment is complete are pleased to see bis promotion. on the 11:44 train. Those who are C. A. Gaskill; treasurer, II. D. Webb ; 'the handmaip of history and then make Norman Webb of Middleville; V. P, and contains the latest novelties as Miss Ida Fitzsimmons presided at criticising Judge Smith should know justice, Lyman Chambeilain; school both the comparisons uf civil govern­ Elder Grigsby, cit>; Sec’y., Ralph well as a stock of staples. Plan Smith. ” With this method I have made Wooton, Freeport; Asst: Sec’y., Nona the organ at the Sunday school con­ that he had no alternative than to ad­ inspector, full term. H. II. Parmer, va- ment. { vention last evening at the M. E. mit Arnold to bail, as manslaughter is cancy, George Miller; highway com., F. it a comparison of language as far as Michael, city; Treas., J. A. Vari Arman. What Next Will you get new. said a lady. You have so and imagination are con­ In the afternoon Prin. John Mealley much now. Those shirt waists are church, and favored the audience with a bailable offense. O. Bush; member of board of review, composition ' cerned. gave an instructive, but rather lengthy just lovely and so cheap. I wish 1 some very fine music. E. D. Reid; drain com., Bert Kinnier The Grigsby-Cunningham wedding Now the sources for securing infor­ talk on Sacred Geography. could make one fit as these do. (We A medical authority says men should The people’s party electors of Rut­ mation for a-journey. First, geogra­ took place on Tuesday at the home of Mias Eliza Knowlton had a well di­ hear such talk every day.) At the keep their mouths shut while asleep the bride's parents in Irving. A party land have the following ticket'-nomi- phies, as many kinds as you can obtain. gested paper on the use of the helps in Racket of Phin Smith. There are some people in this vicinity nated: For supervisor, Wm. O. Kronof about 200 were present. The parlor Abandoning the geography the best Bible instruction. New New Had in order from the who would be better off if they kept east the other day and . where the wedding ceremony was per­ newetter; clerk, Wm. C. Gorham; source of knowledge is the information After some discussion on the subject .their mouth shut while awake. formed had been converted into a bow­ treasurer, Lewis H. Edger; justice, which can be given by those who have of a ‘"Rally,” it was decided to hold one they put in some patterns of new dress goods. Tliev are dandies at Phin Mr. L. J. Goodyear, assistant princi­ er of greenery, icicles hanging from Whitney Tanner; scliool inspector,Del­ actmlTli traveled in the country in in 1897, one woman declaring it ought Smith’s. ple in the public schools, is contem­ the roof, and the floor was softened bert Diamond; com. of highways, Sey­ question^ a Again there is a class of not to be held in political times, as the plating a trip abroad during the sum­ with rugs of Alaska fur. The decora­ mour H. Linnington-; drain com., An­ people that are able to give valuable politicians were sure to get into it and Shoe Department We mean it when we say mer vacation. He will visit Germany tions were the work of Mrs. Newman drew S. Craig; member board of re­ information in regard to a journey, parade themselves, citing two years we have tho best assortment of ladies and attend the university at Jena, and A. Fuller, who alsb superintended the view, Solon IL.Doud. and childrens shoes in the city at the they are full of verbal information and ago. spend a short tint® in Switzerland.— general management and the wedding The Rutland republicans have this are glad to supply valuable illustrated / Mrs. Clement Smith was elected del­ price no one will make as we bought Allegan Gazetee. banquet. The bride was dressed in ticket nominated: For supervisor, IL end descriptive literature. Such you egate to the State convention, to be them for 50c on the dollar. They are A No. 1 goods, positively not damaged The subject at the Methodist church green henrietta and wore a veil. The J. Mead; clerk, John C. Curtis; treas­ will find to be the agents of various held in Kalamazoo; Mrs. Grigsby al­ but as cheap in price. Phir -•* the Racket. next Sunday evening is "The power bridesmaid, Miss Mi time Knight, in urer, Luther Loehr; justice. Martin A, lines uf steamboats ,4’.'d railroads. ternate. and beauty lof the Easter idea." Ser­ crentn colored cashmere. Tlie bride Rork; school inspector, C. H. Gardner; Then the encyclopaedh.-flt.d many use­ Tho convention closed in the evening Sailors for Children for vices as usual in the morning. In tbe carried marguerites, and tlie brides­ highway com., Warren Foreman: high­ ful books in the library. by an address by Rev. Elvin S warthou t and Perhaps the teacher of the district of Grand Rapids. It was a fine effort । the pric-’S at Phin Smith’s. "Sunday school a program will be ren­ maid roses. Willis Goodrich of Alle­ way com., John Waters; member board school is saying “My school room is nut and elicited mneh applause aud no lit- | Bab* Bonnets I/'ts ol them cheap dered during which an offering will be gan, .was best man. The strains of the of-review, T. C. William?. taken from the classes fcr missionary wedrfHg inarch announced the bridal ’ nt Racket uf The prohibitionists of Rutland, "have supplied with an encyclopaedia." 1 tie comment. The speaker handled party who entered the parlor by two nominated a full township ticket head­ am sorry ! My school room is not eitli- without gloves the tendency of the Phh with. parti j er, but I u$e my own and borrow my th.ough different doors. The ed by E. C. Hathaway for supervisor. ! times to political corruption, and earn' er, dui 1 utp.* my own ana uurrov. mj Dani. Hilton -who lived with his .VLiLe~But7u rIUUu:i was opened 'uTffJSTx.u or. ._Tiond in Hast­ gat: Baltimore Free Silver Ticket: Su­ neighbor’s,—but, dear teacher, there is estly pleaded for a complete separa-: by ik ushers, Maurice Grigsby rat and ings township, was found dead in his pervisor, Chas. M. Mack, Clerk, Burkeu that never failing source of infonna- ration of church work from politics, and Frank Trego, and the young couple bed, Tuesday morning. He was 72 years Bowes; Treasurer, Angus McDonald; cion, the child. He will rummage the a purer, broader conception of politi­ were made one in a very ‘impressive old, and a Cripple for many years. He Justice of Peace. J. C. Benjamine; garret for the grandfather’s books. Is cal duty. way by Rev. A. D. Grigsby, father of will be remembered as walking with Highway Commissioner, A.E. Durfee; it any wonder that Longfellow should Here is a receipt that will knock out the .groom. The presents were num­ two canes for many year*, being often School Inspecter long term, Walace say “Ah, what would the world be to the carpet bug every time: One ounce erous and valuable. A fine wedding Is the time to be thinking Eaton; School Inspector short term, us if the children wer# riseen in this city. supper was prepared and heartily en­ For recent infonakfi^ a 2" of alum, one ounce of chloride of zinc, about If an elderlj- man representing him­ joyed. The JovnsAi. extends congrat­ XL XL Slocum; Drain Commissioner, azines and school papers* - Yun ask to three ounces of salt. Mix with one J. H. McGrath ; Member of Board of quart of water and let it stand oyer self to be a traveling man desires to ulations. ' Review, Walter L. Ickes; Constables, what extent this method may be used? night in a covered vessel, so that all pawn a valuable gold watch with you I think it could profltaHjt be used in Twenty rebuilt traction engines for Frank Silsby, Chas. Horn, C. L. Kelley, look wise and tell him you are trying to connection with the country schools. I sediment may be left behind. Dilute V. McGlocklin. • this with two quarts of water and ap­ get rich yourself. The watch be shews sale at Hastings Engine & Iron Works. leave that with you to decide. 7 Port Huron engines, 10 to 1-1 It. p. ply by sprinkling the edges of the car­ you is all right, but through parlor Frank Shepardson, an engineer on As everything must have an end, so 2 Advance, 10 h. p. and we want to say we the Southern Pacific Ry., who resides pet about a foot from the wall. This must my paper, but please remember at Los Angeles, Cal., was troubled with 2 BirdseM,10 h. p. Awarded have of the best quality, a rheumatism for a long time. He was that although we enjoyed ourselves in is all that is necessary. They will 3 J. I.Cw,8tol0h. p. tine variety of seeds in '.Highest Honors—World’s Fair, ' treated by several physicians, also vis­ South America we were glad to leave leave boxes, bedding and any other I NicJwia A Shepard, 10 h. p. bulk from one of the most ited the Hot Springs, but received no thnt climate, and slothful people and resort which has been sprinkled with J Aultman & Taylor, 10 h. p. . permanent relief until he used Cham­ tbe solution on the shortest possible reliable seed houses. berlain’s Pain Balm. He says it is the once again meet under the “starry notice, and nothing will be injured in We have also a stock of best medicine in the world for rheum­ banner” and sing "Michigan my Mich­ texture or color. i Poetar/lfh. p. atism. For sale by Fred L. Heath the igan” and “O! the Flag of Our Own field peas and rape seed. ‘ " 10 h. p. druggist. Condensed Testimony. Country. ” 12 h. p. on skirts. Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manufac­ Health and sweet breath secured, by 0 Separators, 1 h. p. Foley’s Sarsaparilla combines the turers Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies We want Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 25cts. Will mU cheap or trade for other' Nasal Injector free. For sale by Fred most searching remedies scientifically that Dr. King’s New Discovery has no prepared to extract their utmost value equal os a Cough remedy. J. D. Brown L. Heath. If you need a spring blood purifier, be Prop. St. James Hotel. FL Wayne, Ind. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a sure cura sure and take Foley’s Sarsaparilla; teaufies that be wm eured of a cough Backlen’s Arnica Balve. of two years standing; caused by la trial size 50c. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts for Headache and nervous diseases. grippe, by Dr. Kinrt New Discovery, Fred L. Heath the druggist. 7? Bruisai Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum1 Nothing relieves so quickly. For sale B. F. Merrill, Bfldwinsville, Mass., [ by Fred L. Heath. Pills do not cure constipation. They says that he has used and recommend­ • The best cough cure is Shiloh’s Cure only aggravate. Karl’s Clover Root ed it and never knew it to fail and and positively.©area Ffles, or no* A neglected cough is dangerous. Stop Tea gives perfect regulaaity of the would rather have it than any doctor, ptfons, —— "?t. wvw, G “ 20 Mt required. T* pay It I. is gaamiteed to givei it at once with Shiloh’-* Cure. For salts bowels. because it always cures. Xlrn. Hem­ penwlzattafaetfon ormooey refunded by Fred L. Heath. ming, 222 E. 25th St, Chicago, always MOST PERFECT MADE. ’ Price 25 cents per box. For sale by For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint keeps it at hand and has no fear jf A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre» W. H. Goodyears. 3 Karl’s Clover Root Tea purifies the you have a printed guarantee on every croup, because instantly relieves. from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, blood and gives a clear and beautiful j bottle of Shiloh’s Vitnlizer. It never Free trial bottl XV. H. Goodyear's complexion. For sale by Fred L. Meath. I fails to cure.For sale by Fred L. Heath drug store. ' . 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Jaxon soap hurts no fabric. Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Latest U.S. Gov’t Report Royal & Harbingers. EDUCATIONAL. Th* days is gittln longer at both ends: Th' suiislitH's gttllu brighter ev'ry day: Th* olucblrd's here a'reauy. an his friends Will ve uloiiit iu time to have their say. I ! Where did yon get that hat? Uwflora-J. I’.eadle. Coin'r. FilzSimmon’s Bazaar ABAOWTES.Y PORE Saturday, Apr. 4 That RacKet. 1 NOW GARDEN SEEDS, tWB F CREAM Maple Sugar Butter & Eggs BAKING pma HAMS £ VAN ARMAN store. ' VAN ARMAN � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Herald Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsHerald Description An account of the resource The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Herald. <br /><br />The Library also wishes to thank the Nashville Michigan Historical Society for their generous support in underwriting all digitizing expenses to have the Nashville News scanned into PDFs. The Hastings Herald from 1896-1913 was included in that project.<br /><br /><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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