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t l o n a l c o n v e n t i o u f p a r t y m e t in Mns i i i a 10:30 a. m. y e s t e n l J j iVas o r d e r b r C h a i r m n t i o u a l c o m m i t t e e . I H e d d i n g c o l l e g e , 111 a f t e r w h i c h J o b n P . c h o s e n t e m p o r a r y a -n * a s fo l lowe :

"MEMBERS o r THE i ^ n o . ' * my sincere thanks, and tor Ihe distinguished hor preside as lemrorary a nincent political cot eat and grandest in T and brain power t on AmerU-an soil I t that dares to do right, to condemn the wrong, atands for peace, prosp^ t rery bume, and dt In the land. I t « equal pay in the eay at the polls: a white men of Pem •etts and Iowa, as well a? MTSBW- ;jpl, Lou i s i ana that north and aonth, eas white, rich and poor, eret ha t* protection to life a;

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Th" prohibition party !n national convention •* inbl' . ai 'Anowlpdging Almlrhty God ns the ource of all true goverrment and His law ts he Blur l ij I to which all human enactments nuht uutomi to *' ;r the bUsslnga ol peace nd pro-i'-ilty. pr. a-i the foliowins d^clara-lon of principles: 1 The jiuor ttafflc 'a a foe to civilization,

he arch «uetny ol popular government and a . tjblic B .r.cc. !t 1« the ci'."del of the forces hat corrupt politics, promote poverty and -rime, df ijr-uk' the nation's home life, thwait he will T f s; • p«opl', and deliV<T our country ato the i-.n • ( r-iiKidotw clai.s ir.tfrrsts. All awii that undt r :l c ^ulse of regulation legalize

i '.ncl '> I c t ' -1 " 'raffle or make th- government x t h na - i'af ir is i;1 fi.tten tnilns are ' vlcloua In prin-

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sa u a remedy. for the entire sappreaslnn of «ale, importation, exporta-

! "ion and trau.sportalioa of alcoholic liquors as a hp na - -verag" bv f 'Jeral and state legislation, and

t n s , of he full pow. rs of the govern meat should be ex-1 •" 7'"1 . , ' ,171 ' 1 rtr,l to th's remit Any mrty thj t fails J 0 , 4 r D e " s > n e ^

) reeogulze the dominant nature of this Lssuo i American peditiet is undac n ing of tht-sup ort of the jxople. j> So r •:-"n Fhould be denied the right to

'Ote on iceount of sex and equal labor should ccirv. (ju >1 wages without regard to sex. 3. Thr inoney of the country should be Issued r the general government only and In suffl-ent quantities to meet th" demands of the

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n e s o t a ; J . B. Cranf l l , of T e x a s , a n d TViomas U. Cars l t adden , of W e s t ^•ir- , g in ia . T h e n a m e s of B a i n a n d .Small w e r e w i t h d r a w n , a n d t h e c o n v e n t i o n

p r o c e e d e d to b a l l o t i A r e t h o C a u s e o f G r o a t D e -

T h e ca l l of s t a t e s w a s o r d e r e d a t 1:30 a t r u c t l o u i n t h e N o r t h w e s t a. m., a n d on the first b a l l o t t h e r e w a s n o c h o i c e f o r vice p r e s i d e n t , t he vo te b e i n g : Cranfi l , 409; L e v e r i n g , 357; Cars-k a d d e n , '21; Hater lee , 26.

B e f o r e t he r e s u l t of t h i s ba l lo t w a s a n n o u n c e d , h o w e v e r , e n o u g h c h a n g e s w e r e h a d to m a k e t h e v o t e s t a n d : Cran -fil, 416; Leve r ing , 61; Hater lee , 26; C a r s k a d d c n , 31, a n d Cranf i l w a s de-c l a r e d t h e nominee .

Reso lu t ions of t h a n k s t o e v e r y b o d y w e r e voted , a n d t h e c o n v e n t i o n »d-

RAI) i AND W K D .

THE FARMERS HAVE LOST ALL HOPE.

C O N G R E S S I O N A L N O M I N E E S .

Crop* A l r e a d y M u c h D u m u c c d A r c I t u l u e d — R a m i a n d H o u s e s L e v e l e d la

I l l ino i s , I o w a , I n d i a n a a n d O h i o .

I S ILUSOIS.

OTTAWA, III., .Ittly 4.—A c l o u d b u r s t s t r u c k the I l l inois val ley a t 5:30 o ' c lock S a t u r d a y even ing , c o m i n g f r o m t h e n o r t h a n d a c c o m p a n i e d b y a v io l en t s to rm of wind . T h e d o w n p o u r

Candidates W h o Will s t r ive to Secure j „{ r u i n c o n t i n u e d u n c e a s i n g l y f o r Seata li. the Lower House. nea r ly t h r e e hours . F r o m t h e

PES MOISES, LA., J u l y 1.—The r e p u b - Muff.; NORTH of O t t a w a h u g e vol-l icar.s of t h e S e v e n t h d i s t r i c t h a v e re- u m c s 0 { w a t e r b u r s t , a n d by n o m i n a t e d Hon. J . A. T . Hu l l f o r con- - o c lock t h e e n t i r e n o r t h e r n p o r t i o n of

:sin'S-an l give full opportunity for the em- g r e s s b y a c c l a m a t i o n . i t h e c i t y w a s a g a i n flooded. Whi le n o ™ . M ' ' ^ T ? " 1 " r r r M f . JF BOOSE, la . , J u l y l . - I n t h e r e p u b l i c a n f a i n i i i e 8 w e r e d r iven f r o m t h e i r h o m e s

dual or ' -rpo^Uun s h o ' ^ t e ^ t o w c ^ t o m a k a eong re s s iona l c o n v e n t i o n f o r t h e T e n t h t h e w a l e r n - ached the first fl.wrs in y profit •hrough Its LMUC. It should be made c o n g r e s s i o n a l d i s t r i c t y e s t e r d a y J . 1 . I m a n y r e s idences . Ce l la r s w e r e flooded '.((al tender for the payment of ail debts, pub- Dol l iver w a s n o m i n a t e d f o r h i s t h i r d . m ( i "tj,,, m a n u f a c t u r i n g d i s t r i c t i n u n -

•~tiC private. Its volttmi sh>uld be fixed at t e r m in cong re s s b y accl i m a t i o n . da ted ''.tBHr »um per capita and msde to increase M u u o X i I n ( L t j u i y i . - C o n g r e s s m e n

M a r t i n w a s r e n o m i n a t e d b y acc l ama-t i on h e r e y e s t e r d a y b t t h e d e m o c r a t s of t h e E l e v e n t h d i s t r i c t .

WARHEX, 0 . , J u l y 2 . — S t e p h e n A. N o r t h w a y of A s h t a b u l a c o u n t y h a s

L O W E L L S T A T E B A N K , C A P I T A L S T O C K P A I D U P , • « S , 0 0 i M ) 0 .

O W H L i L i , - M I C H I G A N ,

T r a n s a c t a «ieni 'ral B a n k i n g Bus iness .

I X T E H E S T P A I D U N T I M E l i E P O S l T S .

I t is t h e a im a n d p u r o o s e of t h e m a n a g e m e n t of th i s B a n k to b u d d u p i t s bus iness by conrU-ous a n d f a i r t r e a t m e n t , a n d to offer t o i t- p a t r o n s e v e r y a c c o m -m o d a t i o n c o n s i s t e n t w i t h s o u n d h a n k i n g .

A. J . B O W N E ,

P r e s i d e n t .

- W e Solicit Your Unsincss . -

DANIEL STRIKER, V i c e P res iden t .

M. C . G U I S W O L D ,

Cashimr,

F a t a l i t y at Chnpin .

Sl'RiSGFlELD, III., J u l y 4 .—Chapin a n d i ts v ic in i ty w a s vis i ted by a c y c l o n e S a t u r d a y even ing . T h e e x t e n t of t h e d a m a g e is imposs ib le t o o b t a i n . One taan is r e p o r t e d k i l led , t h r e e so se r ious -

4

• Increase In population t Tariff should I* levied only a« a df frnv)

na lu t foreign countries which levy tariff ujion tar out our products from their tn-irkets,

• T^ntje being Incld'.ntaL The n s i l u e of metns ry t o an economical adm'nii-trarnnof

government should be raix-d by levying a -den n what th'- jxopio pos es. Instead of b e e n n o m i n a t e d f o r c o n g r e s s by t h e re - j l u r l t j i e j w i l l l ike lv die a n d a n u m -

and n i h c mr- P , , b l i c a n 9 o f t h e N i n e t e e n t h d i s t r i c t h e r 0 f o t h e r s s l i gh t ly i n j u r e d . A l a r g e w S t " : l d ?y thr t ^ , , 5 s n o m i n a t i o n is e q u i v a l e n t t o nn n u m ^ r o f b u i l d i n g s a r e b l o w n d o w n

it In the interest of the people and no hlsher e lec t ion , a s t h e rcpnbi ican .s J;ave a ma- Knept Bare by the Wind. '-irjes allowed than necessary to fair inter<-st' j o r i t y of 10.000 in t h e d i s t r i c t . N o r t h - DAVKsroRT la J u l y 4.—A t e r r i f i c

- .-capitalact iMly inverted. w a y succeeds J u d g e T a y l o r , w h o w a s - i n d j . . ^ r a i n s t o r m o c c u r r e d S a t u r d a y

r l c o l e d „ U ( ! n , U l r f l e , d ' . s n e e m o r ™ X ^ r t h ^ M h U

t w e l v e y e a r s ago . j c j t y T h e s t o n n w a s in t h e n a t u r e of a

— _ cyc lone , a n d fo r a d i s t a n c e of 5 m i l e s K A T E F O X J E N C K E N DEAD, l a r g e h o r 9 C a „ d h a y b a r n s .

in should be allowed to vole until one year She was one of the Originator* of >lodcrn corn c r i b s a n d o t h e r b u i l d i n g s t he becomes a citizen. N mresidenta should not be allotted to ao-

industry, one of the factors In depressing sn l causing ditcontei!'.. therefore our

rr.igntion laws should be revised and strlct-mfoned. The time of residence for natural!-wa should h« tstended and no naturalized

expenses of government | wealth Instead of the ne

"We elAim that the tor heverace purposes oly that ever existed. lives and costs tl.6 sends misery, poverty, hroadeast amom? the net of democratic a damning Uot upon Sfaias : Got, and oegb ufalcst humanity and the earth. The prohtWt1| party that d a r e s to firhtj of the wor.'d. Here come to stay. let co fusion. promls**. be our motto eo broad, just, d e a r and < who love God. or home, i proccsstOB Hhich is now| torv ""

T h e ro l l of fitat« m e m b e r s of v a r i o n s I h e c o n v e n t i o n t h e n 4 p. m . U p o n reas*-m i t t e e on c r e d e n t i a l s | d e l e g a t e s w e r e p re se t S o n t h C a r o l i n a be l t n o t r e p r e s e n t e d .

T h e c o m m i t t e e on z a t i o n recommend Ind i an? , f o r p e r m a t S a m Smal l , of Geoi s e c r e t a r y , a n d t h e

Close a t t e n t i o n ws t e r a s he r e v i e w e d p r o h i b i t i o n p a r t y a t j u g a t i o n of t h e o ld t ra f f ic . H e c a l l e d t h a t t h e r e p u b l i c a n • o r t e m p e r a n c e r e f o r f r o m ac t ive p a r t i c i j f a i r s , a n d t h a t t h e mfraid to s a y a n y t h i i q u e s t i o n . " I f t h e a r o u s e d t o a c t on be l ie f p r o h i b i t i o n v. < i f a c t , " said he . s c h o o l s f o r t h e f ee l f t i f t h e C h r i s t i a n p e o p a n d t h e c o u r a g e of t h e w o r k Is d o n e l o w e d t h i s dec la ra t i t h e w e a k n e s s of t h f ^ h i l i q u o r q u e s t i o n , t h e t o s a y t h a t h e w a s a of " G o o d " a n d " A m d e l e g a t e s . T h e n h e /k« o d i s t c o n f e r e n c e a n d l i q u o r q u e s t i o n , s p l a t f o r m of t h e j i;il w a s good e n o u g h of a n y c h u r c h c reed . t h a t t h e r e oonld be o ] t h e Siqnor m e n h a d I n t h e i r f o r t i f i c a t i o a s lei a n d w h e n b e d e n o n t • n d sa id he w a s r ead v w i t h t h e m e n of t h e • n d h a t - w a r i n g c o n t m i n u t e s . T h r e e heat g i v e n w h e n b e bad q o e n t speech.

T h e f o l l o w i n g n a t l c o m m i t t e e w a s seiezi S a m u e l Dickey ; r i c e P . SL J o h n , of C. W a r d w e l l , of S a m u e l W. H a s t i n g s , o f ] d i t i o n a l m e m b e r s , H e l e n • n a ; J . H . T a t e , T e n i S t evens , P e n n s y l v a n i a ,

gos' . ip t h a t h e a d q u a r nged t o Chicago tt in chose N e w Yi

four y e a r s . PECOXD AXD LAST

C u t a x x A - n , J u l y l .—l l a s t d a y ' s s e s s i o n of t h e pr t i o n a l c o n v e n t i o n w a s ca l l a t 9:56 a . ru. y e s t e r d a y , a i d r e s s e s by M f a s M r s . H e l e n C o u g a r a S-JI 000 w a s t a k e n u p . A d j o u i

W h e n t l t e c o n v e n t i o n c o m m i t t e e o n r e s o l u t i o n s | j o r i t y a n d m i n o r i t y i t y r e p o r t l>eing on t h e fint a n d s i lver p l a c k s . A f t e r M cus s ;oa t h e f u l l o w i n g p i adop t ed :

The pUtform, as !t was Ccally

re land in th - country, and we favor the 11m--icc of Individual and corporate ownership

ar.d. All unearned cr.int.s of lands to rail-ed corporations should be recla'med

fi. Years cf inaction and treachery on the part I th'- republican snd democratic parties have esc.led In the present reign of mob law, and •edimand that every citizen be protected In ieri?htof trial by cotutitutional tribunals. 9. All men should be protected by law in their

ligbi to one day 5 rest iu seven. 10. Arbitration Is the wisest and most eco-omicsl and humane mctho.: of ietiling nau'on-

tidlC-rtccts. 11. Spefilatlons in margin*, the cornering of

rrsin- money and products, and the formation

c r i b s a n d o t h e r Splr l tualUm. w e r e b l o w n d o w n a n d t o t a l l y w r e c k e d .

NEW YORK, J u l y 4.—Mrs. K a t e P o x t B ig Co t tonwood t r e e s of a h a l f - c e n -J e n c k e n , o n e of t h e F o x s i s t e r s , w h o t u r y ' s g r o w t h w e r e u p r o o t e d a n d w e r e f a m o u s a s s p i r i t u a l i s t s y e a r s ago , | c a r r i ed l o n g d i s t a n c e s T h e s t o r m -died in t h i s c i ty S a t u r d a y . S h e w a s , s w e p t d i s t r i c t is ha l f a m i l e w ide . I t bo rn in t h i s s t a t e a n d a t a n e a r l y a g e > w a s t h e h e a v i e s t w i n d a n d r a i n s t o r m s h e a n d h e r s i s t e r s b e c a m e k n o w n a l l ; t h a t e v e r o c c u r r e d h e r e . N e a r l y a l l t h e o v e r t h e c o n n t r y a s m e d i u m s . Such men f a r m e r s a r e beh ind w i t h t h e i r c r o p s o n a s H o r a c e Gree ley in t h i s c o u n t r y , a n d ! accoun t of t h e g r e a t a m o u n t of r a i n t h e cza r , in E u r o p e w e r e ve ry m u c h in- : t h a t h a s f a l l e n in t h e p a s t m o n t h a n d t e r e s t c d in t h e i r mani fosUi t ion? , a n d it • t h e s t o r m h a s b a d l y d e m o r a l i z e d t h e m . Is s a id t h a t t h e l a t t e r f ixed the d a y o f | T h e y wi l l a l l lose t h o u s a n d s of d o l l a r s , h i s c o r o n a t i o n on t h e i r advice . Mrs . i Most of t h e b u i l d i n g s d e s t r o y e d w e r e J e n c k e n ' s h u s b a n d w a s a n E n g l i s h ba r - ; a m o n g t h e finest in t he c o u n t y a n d in

t o w n U sa id t o a m o u n t t o a b o u t 8150,-000. F o u n d a n Old D e e d T h a t W a s V a l u a b l e .

RICIIMOXD, Ind . . J u l y 4.—I. N. L o c k e , of t h i s c o u n t y , h a s re . -overed a d e e d wh ich w a s los t t w e n t y y e a r s a g o , a n d wh ich e s t a b l i s h e s i;i3 c l a i m t o a l o t i n th«' b o u l e v a r d add i t io . . to Chicago . T h e p.'o;)!i- n o w o-c i r . vi f t h e lot h a v e iriV'-n y i r . Ii«'.cke •.".'O.' m f o r a q u i t - c l a i m .

D E A T H I N A W H I R L P O O L -

C a n o e i n g P a r t y U p s e t In t h e l l a p l d s a n d S l i Are D r o w n e d .

MOXTREAL, C a n . , J u l y 4. - S i x m e m -

b e r s of t h e G r a n d T r u n k B o a t i n g c l u b w e r e d r o w n e d S a t u r d a y n i g h t d u r i n g a c a n o e i n g t r ip . T h e G r a n d T r u n k Is o n e of t h e m o s t p r o m i n e n t of t h e c a n o e i n g c l u b s h e r e , i t s m e m -b e r s c o m p r i s i n g t h e h i g h e s t soc ia l g r ades . S a t u r d a y a f t e r n o o n a p a r t y of s e v e n t e e n l e f t in t h e w a r c a n o e W a n -d e r e r f o r a t r i p d o w n t h e river. E v e r y -t h i n g passed off wel l u n t i l on t h e u p t r i p f r o m L o n g w e n i l . Tl te p a d -dlers , in I n d i a n f a s h i o n , f r o n t f a c e . e n t e r e d a w h i r l p o o l op-pos i t e S t L a m b e r t , a s n b u r b o n t h e s o u t h shore , n e a r V ic to r i a b r i d g e , t h e r e s n l t b e i n g t h a t t he b o a t w a s w h i r l e d a r o u n d t h e pool a n u m b e r of l i m e s in qu i ck success ion a n d soan cai>-s ized. All t h e o c c u p a n t s w e r e t h r o w n i n t o t he river, and t h e n o n e of t h e m o s t h e a r t r e n d i n g s c e n e s poss ib le to i m a g i n e occur red .

T w e l v e of t h e caps ized m e n m a n a g e d to c a t c h i n t o t h e u p t u r n e d canoe , b u t t h e o t h e r s w e r e wh i r l ed a w a y in t h e boil-ing w a t e r s , a n d a l t h o u g h r e s c u e r s see-i n g t h e a c c i d e n t p u t o u t f r o m bo th s h o r e s in Itoats. t hey cou ld n o t save a s ing le one t h a i w a s c a u g h t in t h e w h i r l -

a f t e r a n o t h e r s a n k f r o m s i g h t t h o s e w h o w e r e r i s k i n g

1 b-dylag the osplratkma of f e American people cavalry. H'* was b-dly wounded In the- hip anoj m e n t s . T h e CJ-timale of loss is vague , t h e i r l ives t o save t h e m , a s w e l l a s t h e «: iarltlar the cocfldecci- of enlightened, p w stomach at tW bottle ol Xa-hville, and at Cbaa ( b u l n s i c h f s t housands . t e r r i f i ed m e n c l i n g i n g t o t h e canoe , a l l

' J-JasiTe jM-riotl-m. TVir protest asa'ust the fiTh 1 ^ i W b M t Destroyed by Hall. of w h o m w e r e rescued w i t h one exccp-! iOmiMioaof "moral if«cr-s" into politics is a ****** n - . - R i r E W h I n l v 4 — A d e s t r n c l ion , a v o u t h n a m e d T h o m a s O 'Br i en , e aft«lr.r. of il-elr own moral "i^en'raur. The soWler. He was mustered out a lieutenant HEATRICB, ^ e o . . J u l y *.—a o e s i r u c - . , j , ,

d- --larailoa cf an eminent authority that mu- colonel when the war ended. He'e*ves a widow tfve h a i l s t o r m passed o v e r t h i s c o u n t y p r o m i n e n t m a t h l e t i c c i rc les a n d w e l l ' 'nidpalroitrale Is "tha one consp!cious failure and several grown-up children-] S a t u r d a v even ing , t o t a l l y d e s t r o v i n g ^ n o w n ' n N e w \ o r k a u d C h i c a g o

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' ' e r t o M S e r ^ b S ^ d ^ L E N ^ - c o B t r o l GOSHE.V I n d , J u l y 4 .—The b i t t e r l y | w h e a t a n d o a t s beside.* c u t t i n g u p vas t E.chacct/ J j the ether of cxttava^acreincon- c o n t e s t e d fight t o b r e a k t h e wiU m a d e ! fields of corn . T h e s t o r m c o v e r e d a gr-tjional appropristioaf. and tc-tb are allic • bv " U n c l e " Dav id B lough , a w e a l t h y ' sec t ion f r o m 2 t o 5 mi l e s w i d e a u d

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J i m P o w « r . of I o n i a , s p e n t t h e 4lli h e r e .

To Mr a n d Mrs J i m Ba r r e t t , a son.

J u l y Is t .

E m p r e s s S e w i n g M a c h i n e n t R. D.

S t o c k i n g ' s

H a r r y Lee visi ted f r i e n d s in J a c k s o n ,

ove r S u n d a y .

D . m t f o r g e t t he R e p u b l i c a n t o w n s h i p

c a u c u s F r i d a y .

Al lan Hodges , of G r a u d j R a p i d s , is vis-i ing C l y d e Col lar .

Chas , T a y l o r , , of G r a n d Rapids , w a s

h o m e f o r t he I th .

Be r t M e r r i m a n , of Muskegon . 8 | ) fn t

t h e 4 ih in Lowel l ,

Mrs N. Col lar vis i ted f r i ends a t Webt

[ C a m p b e l l last w e e k .

F i n e J o b P r i n t i n g of all k i n d s a t tho

JOUHSAL Office.

H. S m i t h , of Ion ia , was at R . W

G r a h a m S t h e 4 th .

J o e J o p s o n c a m e d o w n f r o m t h e n o n b

t o he lp u s ce lebra te .

Miss F l o r a H i l d r e t h , of G'd Rap ids , is

v ibi t ing t r i ends here .

H a r v e y Coons, of I o n i a , was m t o w n

t o see t h e ce lebra t ion .

F i n d fint g u n a n d bicycle oils at R . D

S tock ing ' s .

M i s S e e l e y . of G d Rap ids , s p e n t t h e

4lh a t Marks Ruben ' s .

G. J . J o h n s o n a n d w i f e , of Gd . Rap-

ids. ce lebra ted a t L o w d l .

K e n M e r r i m a n c a m e n p f r o m Gd .

Rap ids t o he lp ce lebra te .

Mr a n d Mrs Terwi l l ige r , of Ionia , a r e

v i s i t ing a t A . D. Ol iver ' s .

Mrs J o h n A c k t r s o n , of Middlevil le , is

v i s i t ing Mrs Marks R u b e n .

G. W . W h i t e , of L a p e e r , visi ted D. G.

Look , t h e first of t h e week .

Mrs M. C. Gr i swold is vis i t ing Mr a n d

Mrs Combs , a t Middlevi l le .

Mrs E m m a Cole, l e f t S a t u r d a y to

spend t h e 4 l h a t S t . J o h n s .

Miss S a d i e Lyon , of G i a n d Rapids , was

in t o w n t h e first of t h e week .

B o r n to Mr a n d Mrs H a r r y S h e r m a n ,

W e d n e s d a y J u n e 2flth, a son.

MIPS Minn ie W i l l e y , of Ltreenville,

s p e n t S u n d a y a t M. M. Pe r ry ' s .

Mrs Wi l l P e r r i n a n d c h i l d r e n , of Gd .

Rap ids , s p e n t t he 4 th a t Lowel l .

I w a n t 25 be r rv p i cke r s .

CLINTON SNOW, Lowel i .

Miss A n n a H u n t e r e n t e r l a i n e d Misses

I Cool idge a n d S p a u l d m g the I th .

Los t , a b r ind le h e i f e r 2 yrs . old. Send

w o r d to R . D. S t o c k i n g , Lowel l .

Geo rge W i n e g a r , of Med ina , N. ¥ , , is

v i s i t ing h is unc le . C . C . W i n e g a r .

W i n B r o a d b e n t , of O v i d , w a s w i t h h is

b ro the r , J o h n B r o a d b e n t , t he 4 th .

Coai k i l l s cold . T h e L u m b e r , I ce &

Coal Co. f u r n i s h t he bes t a t ?6.25.

S a v e 50 c e n t s a t o n b y b u y i n g y o u r

coal of t h e L u m b e r , I ce A Coal Co.

Miss E m m a Sear les , of Gd Rapids , is

y i ? i t i ng re l a t ives a n d f r i e n d s here .

J . Q. Look was in t o w n over t h e 4 th .

T h e " S u o " seems to a g r e e wi th h i m .

T o m McGee, of G r a n d Rapids , s p e n t

t h e 4 th w i t h his f r i e n d , P h i l A l t h e n .

Miss Minnie Malone, of Pa rne l l , v is i ted

f r i e n d s he r? a f ew d a y s of th i s w e e k .

30 q u a r t s of mi lk fo r §1 . at y o u r door .

D. E . SPRING.

Miss K i t t i e Car r will s p e n d h e r v a c a -

t ion w i t h her pa ren t s . Mr a n d Mrs C a r r .

Misses Riza Morse a n d Mabel De l r idge ,

of Gd Rap ids , a r e v i s i t i n g a t B. Morse's .

A t t e n d t h e c a u c u s F r i d a y a n d m a k e

k n o w n y o u r w a n t s in t h e g o v e r n o r s h i p .

C h a s . Daniels , of C h i c a g o , is s p e n d i n g

his vaca t ion w i t h his p a r e n t s in K e e n e .

D r . A. W . C h a n d l e r and wifRj of

C o m p t o n , I I I . . a r e ;v i s i t i ng A. T. Lu t t i e r .

Miss Maud Mitche l l e n t e r t a i n e d her

cous in , Miss Vosper , of I o n i a , last w e e k .

C . W r . M e r r i m a n a n d d a u g h t e r r e tu rn -

e J f r o m t h e i r visi t to C a n a d a last w e e k .

Char l i e H a f e r , of K a l a m a z o o , visi ted

h is m o t h e r , Mrs J e p s o n , a n d took in t h e

fo i r th .

THE FOURTH.

I.owell O l r b r n t P i l anil nn I imnenoe Crowd ThiiroiiKhly Enjnytd It.

Miss Ella T h o m p s o n , of Gd . Rapids ,

s p e n t t he 4th w i th hei s i s te r , Mrs W . H. j S u n d a y e v e n i n g t h e Occasional pop of

Clark . i h e f ire c r a c k e r was h e a r d , t he i r repress-

All persons indebted t o Dr. J . L. W . j ible smal l boy f o u n d it impossible to re-

Y o u n g a re reques ted t o call a n d se t t le

at once.

Ernes t H u m , of Det ro i t , visi ted his

p a r e n t s , Mr a n d Mrs L . H . H u n t , ov. r S u n d a y .

a n d C l a r k & W i n e t f a r

t o t h e f

t a in all h is e n t h u s i a s m "lill t h e s low

h a n d s of t h e clock shou ld bo th p o i n t np-

w a r d a n d a t a b o u t 11:30 p a n d e m o n i u m

broke loose a n d i t s eemed to tlio<e w h o

i wero e n d e a v o r i n g to g e t s o m e l i t t le r e s t , '

, . a s t h o u g h t h e e n t i r e j u v e n i l e popula t ion Mr a n d Mrs Merr luuu, ami Mr «n<l 0 , , M r | U d l e S D o n g o l a O x f o r d s , . . . .

i w i n d o w a n d t h e r acke t w a s kept u p u n

ti l d a y l i g h t . Abou t i : o o a. m. t h e ' • F i n e D o n g o l a T u r n 0 . > A. H , P e c k h a m left F r i d a y fo r a t w o voiccs of t h e l a rge bell o n the c e n t r a l ! ( (

weeks visit With old f r i e n d s a t Cour t - school bu i ld ing a n d t h e c h u r c h Iwlls ] " " " H a n d 1

l a n d , N V w e r e added t o t h e g e n e r a l racke t , f r o m ' . . . . j AT- ' r\ c i

| wh i ch n o t h i n g t a k e n a w a y . | ( 1 " l d r e n a u d M ' s s e 5 J x r o r i l s

Mrs Booth , of Ionia , s p e n t t h e 4tli a t

O Look's . •

a n d g i . 2 5

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M i s s L i u r t I<aughlin, of W r g e n n e s ,

Mr a n d Mrs Chas . Manvi l l e , of T r a v

Colvin, La., Dec. 2 ,1880 .—My w i f e naed erse Ci ty , visi ted f r i e n d s in Lowel l t h e K O T H E B ' S F R I E N D b e f o r e h e r t h i r d 4 th . eonf lnemen t , a n d s a y s s h e w o u l d n o t b e . . . . , « n r w i t h o u t It fo r h a n d r e d a of d o l l a » . Misses L ibb ie a n d N e t t i e Pu l len , of

D O C K M I L L S . G r a n d Rapids , w e r e a t W . Pu l l en ' s Mon-

Sent by express on receipt of price, $1.50 per bol- " tk. Book " f o Mothers " mailed free. Miw Lizzie Robinson, and nephew, of

ItumSHoa. Muskegon, a r e v i s i t ing a t O. A. R o b i n -

TD. O - . L O O K . son 's .

— = 1 Miss E a i t h Sayles, of x fa lamnzoo, vis-

i ted h e r pa r en t s , u f e w d a y s of t h i s

w e e k .

F red Bradf ie ld a n d F r a n k Enos , of

| G r a n d Rap ids , c a m e t o see Lowel l cele-

i b r a t e .

H a r r i s o n ' s P h o t o concea l ed in a s ty -

lish Tie a t A l then ' s . H a v e y o u seen

t h e m ?

D r E . E . Say les a n d wi fe , of Coa t s

Grove , a r e v i s i t ing Mr a n d Mrs E l i

D e n n y .

R a y Cooley, of L a n s i n g , s p e n t t h e

Dont fail to get our p n e ^ on machlDot before 14th renewing his acqua intance w i t h you buy. 1 T " — J -

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NKTDLES for all MACBINES. also flue oils.

Spent a f e w d a y s of las t w e e k w i t h L o w -ell f r i ends .

Roy P u r p l e , of Ion ia , is s p e n d i n g a

f e w w e e k s w i i h his cous in , D. H a r r i s , and others .

Add ie a n d Char l i e Col la r , of W e s t

Campbel l , w o r e a t Mrs C l y d e Collar 's o v e r S u n d a y .

V e r a Ba rbe r , of G r a n d R a p i d s , is v i s i -

t i n g a l Mar t in Barber ' s a n d witii o t h e r Lowel l f r i ends .

Mr a n d Mrs G u y P e n v . of t i r . ind Rap-

ids, ce lebra ted f he 4rh w o h t h t i r m a n y

LowHI f r i ends . 1 W i t h t l i e c |„p t > 0 f t | i e rogular o rder

Chas . C o r b i n a n d wi f e , - G m n d Rap- t h e b o w e r y dances , t h e m e r r y go-round

ids. v is i ted h e r p r w . Mr n n d Mrs j a n d o t h e r s fde i ssues b e g a n 10 r a k e i n

Styles , M o n d a y . j t h e fes t ive n icklo . A p i c n i c d inne r (by

T h e s i d e w a l k w e - t f r o m tlie Post j m a n y ) on t h e I s l and . an<i a general good

Off ice is b e i n g wW, t e . :o 1 . : A need - , t i . ne filled in t h e t i m e u n t i l t he s p o r t s

ed i m p r o v e m e n t . j w e r e on at 2 : 0 0 p . m .

Mrs H. F. Dav .sun ^ ^ s i t i n g 1 T h e ^ ^ n e d w 1 t h l h e 1 0 0 } h T * *

h e r d a u g h t e r . A .^ l rua , a t G r a n d I d M h - ^ h l c h . o w i n g t o a f a i l u i v t o fctarf

m K - i 7 5 c t o 1 . 25

Ear ly in t h e m o r n i n g t h e town p u t on

i ts ga l a d ress , t h e bus iness p laces e n d

n i a n j n - s ' dences be ing l*>autifnll>' deco-

ra ted a n d t h e t o w n fil led u p a n d visi t

invr filled in i h e t i m e u n t i l t he r e g u l a r

p r o g r a m be g n u .

At 11.-00 a. m. t he Fr^opor t Band

escorted t h e off icers of t h e d a y to

I s l a n d P a r k , w h e r e t h e H o n . C. C. E l s

w o r t h , of Greenv i l l e , m a d e one of t h e

j best F o u r t h of J u l y o i a t i o n s ever l isten

; od to. The F r e e p o r t Band rendered pat -

r iotic a i rs a n d a n a d j o u r n m e n t fo r d in-

1 n e r w a s made . •

R a p i d s t h e pu.-.i v. t t k .

Mrs W m . Mil ler a i«i u a u g h t e r , J e n n i e

h a v e r e t u r n e d f r o m G r a n d R a p i d s w h e r e t h e y s p e n t t h e w i n t e r .

See A l t h e n ' s n e w C a m p a i g n Tift. A

p i c tu re of C leve l and concea l ed m a

s ty l i sh Tie, o n l y 50 cen t s .

only Dr . E . D. McQueen finished a n d on

a w a l k .

S t a n d i n g b road j u m p — F r e d Bradf ie ld

1s t : Al. H o d g e s . G ' d R . . 2 n d : R a l p h

Y o u n g s . S a r a n a c . 3d.

R u n n i n g broad j u m p — A l Hodges ,

I s i : R . Y o u n g s , 2d ; A. W e i n g i e r . 3rd .

Boys foot r a c e 14 yrs . a n d u n d e r — W e w a n t d r y Ash , E i m . Maple a n d ^ W u i t T H o u g h U n , I s t ; Leo J a k e w a y ,

l u m b e r . If y o u h a v e a n y f o r sa le let us i G r a t t a n . 2n.-l; W i l l b r o a d b e n t . 3rd.

hea r f r o m y o u . KOPP BROS. S t a n d i n g h o p , s'.ep a n d j u m p — D r . E .

W h y p a y | « . 7 5 fo r coal w h e n you can | McQueen. 1st: F r e d Brad f i e ld . 2 n d :

Al Hedges . 3rd.

R u n n i n g h o p , s t ep a n d j u m p — F r e d

Bradf ie ld . I s l ; Al. H o d g e s , 2nd; R . V t u n g s 3rd .

15 y a r d s h u r d l e r ace—Fred Bradf ie ld ,

l - t : Dr. E. D. Mi Queen , 2 n d ; W . Broad-ben t . Ovid, 3 rd .

•Special 100 y a r d s foo t race, pu r se

$10—Fred B r a d f i e l d , I s t ; D r . E. D. Mc-

Queen , 2nd ; W . B r o a d b e n t , 3rd .

Mile bicycle race—C H . A l e x a n d e r ,

Ionia , Gold Meda l . I s t : W . P . B u r h a n s ,

I o n i a , pair b icyc le shoes . 2nd .

A l t e r t h e s p o r t s a n i m p r o m p t u ' "Hor-

n i q u e B o o g a r e a u x " p a r a d e d the s t ree t s ,

c a u s i n g m u c h m e r r i m e n t a n d a ewmi-

i n g race ove r t he c h u t e closet! t he d a y ' s

spor t s , L. D. F a y l i n g , 1st; Clure A l t h e n . 2 n d .

T h e fire w o r k s in t he e v e n i n g w e r e

fine a n d those w h o w a i t e d in town to

see t h e m w e r e m o r e t h a n repa id . All

in all t he ce l eb ra t ion w a s m o r e of a suc -

cess t h a n i t s f r i e n d s e x p e c t e d . T h e

c r o w d was o r d e r l y a n d well behaved

C H E A P , 20.000 ACRES of firM-

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AL g ives B l i t h e

Lowe l l f r i e n d s .

Mr a n d Mrs Chas . W i l s o n were t h e

g u e s t s of Mr a n d Mrs B . G. Wilson, a

f e w d a y s of t h i s w e e k .

M. C. G r i s w o l d s t a r t e d T u e s d a y f o r

G u i l f o r d , C o n n . , h is old h o m e , w h e r e h e

will r e n e w old a c q u a i n t a n c e s .

8 . 8 . Lee h a s r e t u r n e d f r o m Ober l in

col lege . H e a m i a f r i e n d b icyc led

t h r o u g h to D e t r o i t a b o u t 150 milds.

M r a n d Mrs C, J . C h u r c h a n d d a u g h -

t e r s , Misses G e r i - v i e r e a n d Buzet te ,

G r e e n v i l l e , viel iet l C. A . C h u r c h

ge t t h e l e s t L a c k a w a n n a of t h e L u m b e r ,

I ce & 1. oal Co. f o r $6 25.

Mrs Silas W o r d e n a n d sons, of G r a n d

Rapids , visi ted h e r pa r en t s , Mr a n d Mrs

Chas . Morse, ove r t he 4 th .

Miss K i t t i e Mason h a s r e t u r n e d f r o m

G r a n d Rapids , to spend h e r vacat i -m

w i t h h e r pa ren t s . Mr a n d Mrs T . Mason.

Mr a n d Mrs A. A. Denn i s , of G r a n d

Rap ids , spen t t he 4th h e r e . Mrs Dennis

is s p e n d i n g t h e w e e k w i t h h e r m o t h e r .

Misses A n n a a n d F a n n i e Danie ls , of

L a n s i n g , w e r e t h e g u e s t s of Misses Jes-

sie Cla rk a n d Lizzie R o b i n s o n ove r t he 4 t h .

t o s t — S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g on Main SL

a c roche t ed lace h a n d k e r c h i e f . F i n d e r

p lease leave a t JOURNAL off ice a n d re-ce ive r e w a r d .

Misses Mary a n d E s t h e r K e e l e r , of

G r a n d Rapids , a n d Messrs E z r a and

Bur re l l Kee le r , of K a l a m a z o o , s p e n t t h e

4 ih a t H . N. S tone ' s .

Mrs H . T . M. T r e g l o w n a n d sons, of

Lann ing . w e r e t h e g u e s t s of Mrs J . H . l a n d no a r res t s w e r e m a d e .

R i c k e r t ove r S u n d a y . H . T . M. Treg-

l o w n spend in j ; t h e 4 t h here .

I n t h e sp r ing t h e h o u s e w i f e ' s f a n c y

l i g h t l y t u r n s t o h o u s e c l e a n i n g a n d t h e

first t h i n g is wal l p a p e r . W . S. Wine -

g a r ha s a f ine s tock . E x a m i n e i t .

Los t , in o r n e a r Lowel l , J u l y 4 th ,

t y i n g of gold beads . $5 r e w a r d wil l

be g i v e n f o r t h e i r r e t u r n to t h e i r owne r ,

Mrs J o h n W h i t e , of S o u t h Bos ton .

T h e JOURNAL a p p e a r s t h i s w e e k a s a

s ix page paper , b u t n o d i m i n u n i t i o n will

be m a d e in t h e n e w s se rv ice , only t h e

spac« occupied by a d v e r t i s e m e n t s has

been d o n e a w a y w i i h .

J i a r r l e d , W e d n e s d a y , J u n e 29, a t t b e

res idence of t h e bride 'e pa r en t s , Miss Myr-

t le T r u m b l e to C a r s o n Oldf ie ld , R e v .

Chas . Oldfield of f ic ia t ing . T h e i r f u t u r e

h o m e wi l l be a t Ceda r S p r i n g s .

T h e n e w c o u n t y bu i ld ing w a s d e d i c a t -

ed a t G r a n d R a p i d s on t b e 4 t h a n d it

d r e w m a n y f r o m Lowel l , w h o h a d m u c h

r a t h e r s t ay h e r e . A. W . W e e k e s , o u r

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TOPKKA. K a n . , J u l y l i .—The r e p u b -l i cans in c o n v e n t i o n h e r e y e s t e r d a y n o m i n a t e d A. W. Smi th f o r gove rnor , E F . Moore f o r l i e n t c n a n t governor , Wi l l i am E d w a r d s f o r s e c r e t a r y of s t a t e , B . K. B r a c e (colored) f o r aud i to r , J . B. L y n c h f o r r a i l r o a d c o m m i s s i o n e r , a n d T . F. G a r n e r f o r a t t o r n e y g e n e r a l . T h e n o m i n e e s f o r g o v e r n o r a n d l i e u t e n a n t g o v e r n o r o re f a r m e r s .

HATI H Rmtor In Her Stocklnjf.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . , J u l y 4 .—Judge B u s k i r k fined Sad ie W i l l i a m s $ 1 0 0 f o r c a r r y i n g 11 r a z o r in h e r s t ock ing . She h a d t h r e a t e n e d to use t h e r a z o r o n a b a r b e r w h o h a d a b a n d o n o d h e -

T e n n i s Shoes a t Cla rk & W i n e g a r ' e .

S T R E N G T H a n d H E A L T H .

If y o u a r e n o t f ee l i ng s t r o n g a n d h e a l t h y , t r y E l e c t r i c B i t t e r s . I f " L a G r i p p e " has l e f t y o u w e a k a n d w e a r y use Eluct r ic Bi t t e r s . T h i s r e m e d y ac t s d i r ec t l y on t be L ive r , S t o m a c h and K i d -neys, gen t ly a i d i n g those o r g a n s to per-f o r m t h e i r f u n c t i o n s . If y o u a r e affl ict-ed w i t h Sick H e a d a c h e , v o u will find si»eedy a n d permat i f n t reliei ' by t a k i n g E l e c t r i c Bi t te rs . O n e t r ia l wil l con-

V i v m c e y o u t h a t th i s is t h e r e m e d y y o u t h e b u i l d i n g f r o m t h e c o m m i t t e e , w h i c h n e e ( j L a r g e bo t t l e s only 50c, a t H u n -h e d id in a v e r y n e a t speech (space only | ter & Son ' s D r u g S t o r e .

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t o ry son-ices w e r e very nice a n d today

t h e c o u n t y off icers a r e all o c c u p y i n g

t h e i r n e w q u a r t e r s , a u d t h e b u i l d i n g is

open to t b e pub l i c .

T h e REVIEW OF REVIEWS, a l w a y s t i m e l y in t h e s u b j e c t m a t t e r i t p resen t s , is especia l ly so in t h e J u l y n u m b e r . A l t h o u g h the m o n t h covered by the issue exp i r ed less t h a n five d a y s a f t e r t he R e p u b l i c a n c a n d i d a t e f o r P r e s i d e n t w a s n o m i n a t e d , i t c o n t a i n s p e r h a p s t h e m o s t comple t e s n d in te l l igen t c h a r a c t e r ske t ch of B e n j a m i n H a r r i s o n t h a t h a s eve r l)een w r i t t e n . I n t h e t e x t of t h e a r t i c l e appea r s a p o r t r a i t of P r e s i d e n t H a r r i s o n a t b is desk , t a k e n on t h e 15th of J u n e — f o u r d a y s a f t e r t h e Minne-1 apol is L o n v e n t i o n a d j o u r n e d .

I n a d d i t i o n t o t h i s s k e ' e h of t h e n o m i - : nee of t h e R e p u b l i c a n C. n v e n t i o n the re a r e r ev iewed a n d d i scussed , in t h e d e -p a r t m e n t " T h e P rog re s s of t h e W o r l d , " I t h e w o r k a n d p roceed ings of t h e C o n - I ven t i on i tself . W i t h t h i s a c c o u n t a r e

O x f o r d Ties i a Cla rk & W l n e g a r ' s .

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ALHKBT J A C K BON, Attorney and I tor. OverLoweil National Bank.

DEALERS.

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ORAOT) RAPIDS, - MICHIGL

" w o y e a r s ago t h e r e c a m e to th i s t o w n

a represen ta t ive of t h e T h o m s o n - H u s -

t o i E l ec t r i c a l Co., w h o asked the vi l lage

Co m r i l f o r a f r a n c h i s e and a c o n t r a c t

foi s t ree t l igh t ing , t h e c o n t r a c t be ing a n

ln» n t l v e t o p u t In a p l an t . T h e con-

tra t a n d f r a n c h i s e were o b t a i n e d a n d

by ihe IBth of Sep t . , I 8 9 O . t he p lan t w a s

i n full opera t ion . T h e total service r en -

de i .d be ing

VJ STREET AND 2 COMMERCIAL LIGHTS

.About th is t i m e Messrs C h u t c h & Mc-

Danne 11 l iought t h e p l a n t a n d f r a n c h i s e ,

am' improvemen t b e i n g the i r hobby , be-

gan to p u s h bus iness ; nt t h a t t i m e the

p is nt consisted of a 60 horse p o w e r boi ler

ami o n l i n e a n d a 30 l igh t a r c d y n a m o .

Th»-new propr ie tors a t once p u t in a

800 light I n c a n d e s c e n t d y n a m o a n d be-

gan to work for res idence l i gh t ing , t h e

business places b e g a n to adop t t h e elec-

tricily, u s i n g both t h e a r c a n d incandes -

cent l ights, so t h a t in March '9I, 8 mos .

af ter the p lan t w a s s t a r t ed t h e y w e r e

OBLIORU TO INCREASE THEIR CAPACITY

and replace the i r a r c d y n a m o w i t h a 50

light d y n a m o a n d a b o u t t h i s t i m e the

c i t l r ns began t h e i ncandescen t i n the i r

honv's a n d t h e res idences of Geo. W P a r -

ker , 0 . A . C h u r c h , O. C. McDanne l l and

A. B. J o h n s o n s h o n e r e sp l enden t w i t h

the l ight t h a t is b e t t e r t h a n day l igh t . ' 1

The JOURNAL office a n d Tra in ' s Opera

Hou^ebad also adop ted th i s l igh t a n d

in Jvne the c o m p a n y had t o a g a i n i n -

create t h e i r p l a n t by p u t t i n g i n a 650

light I n c a n d e s c e n t d y n a m o . At th i s

t ime they f o u n d t h a t to give a p rope r

service i t wou ld be necessary to dupl i -

cate he i r power a n d a

SECOND 80 HORSE POWER BNGINB

i was i-archased a n d placed in posi t ion

n s u l t s p roved t h a t t he s tep w a s a

one, fo r it w a s o f t en necessary to

ige eng ines , o w i n g to t h e l iabi l i ty of

10 g ive o u t . Coal was qu i t e an i t em

pense a n d a m o r e economica l pow-

s sough t a n d f o u n d , f o r t hey p u r -

of J a s . B u c h a n a n , h is d a m site

Mil ton M. P e r r y A t t o r n e y A C o u n s e l o r a t L a

Traln't Hall Block, - Lowell , Mich S p e c i a l a t t e n t i o n g i v e n t o Collect i(

C o n v e y a n c i n g , L o a n s a n d Sa le of Rea l Es ta te ,

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C o l l e c t i o n s G i v e n P r o m p t A t t e n t i t

MONEY TO LOIPTAT CURRENT RAL AND INSURANCE WRITTEN.

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Business Men's Association!

ever Regular Mee t ing ' s First T h u r s d a y in month , at B. C . S m i t h ' s s tore .

D . G. L O O K , Pres .

A. A. MAHER. L. E. 8AL8BVKY,

M A H E R & S A L S B U R Y ,

Attorneys at Law,

76 Monroe St. GRAND BAPIDS,

'I'HOHE VO.20. MICH.1

CROUP C U R E D

And L IVES SAVED P E C K H A M ' S

CROUP REMEDY The ChiMren's Congh Cnre!

For Colds, OOURIIM, BoaraeneNH, Whoop-ing Cough, Croup. Should be found In ever) household. PleasuDt, Safe, Certain. Always rely upon It for Children's Throat and Lunir Troubles. Contains no opiates, thus svotdlng the dangerouH effect often resulting when cougl. i n mixtures prepared for adults are given to child-prepared ror atluits are given ran. Save the Chi ldren . Get a bottle to-day Yon may need If fn-nlght. 8 0 W BY all PNIRGLV-

F I F T Y D O S E S 2 0 C E N T S .

and j ights of flowage, one m i l e n o r t h of 1

the Milage a n d remode led t h e m i l l f o r a

powt i house.

Th'ly realized t h a t expe r imen ta l know-

ledge was costly a n d as t h e y w a n t e d the

best, they e n g a g e a c o m p e t e n t h y d r a u l i c

engineer, N. S. S p a r k s , of t h e J a s . Leffel

Co., w ho f u r n i s h e d t h e p lans a n d rpecif i -

cations fo r t h e b u i l d i n g of t h e d u m e a n d

dam. Here, in o rde r to h a v e suf f ic ien t

power, they p n t in a 66 in. s t a n d a r d a n d

a 74 in. special whee l , wh ich wil l g ive

them, under t h e p resen t head , 225 horse

power.

THE PLANT 18 MOST MODERN,

being equipped w i t h t h e T h o m s o n - H u s -

ton syitera comple te , wh ich has p r o v e n

itself \) be t he m o s t p rac t i cab le in use .

B o r e two m o n t h s ago t h e c o m p a n y

was i corporated as

A S XK COMPANY, $60,000, CAPITAL,

the p n n e r s w h o h a v e b r o u g h t i t t o so

succe iful a m a t u r i t y , r e t a i n i n g a con-

trollli g in teres t a n d personal ly looking

a f te r he m a n a g e m e n t of t he business .

Th< present se rv ice g iven is 17 s t r e e t

and 8 commerc ia l arc l igh ts a n d 600

Inoanlescent l i gh t s

P [D BY OYER 30 MILES OF WIRE

and t] e largest p a r t of t he t o w n is y e t to

light. The c o m p a n y f u r n i s h I n c a n d e s -

cent fig.'its a t a p r i ce t h a t wil l a lmos t

compeu with kerosene a n d w h e n t h e

work necessary t o keep a kerosene l ight

in good .rder is t a k e n in to cons ide ra t ion ,

does actual ly c o m p e t e w i t h i t in c h e a p -

ness. Since instal lat ion in t he n e w p o w e r

house the l igh ts h a v e on ly been o u t

twice an'l both t i m e s on the occasion of

improvements necessary fo r p rope r ser-

Ivice. The present p lan t is o n e of t he

most complete , if n o t t he m o s t c o m p l e t e

t he stiue, be ing d u p l i c a t e d t h r o u g h -

STATE NEWSLETS T h e r e a r e over 0,000 l ady Macuabees in

th i s s t a t e ,

Dave Macadaquo i t , t h e last I n d i a n

res iden t a t F r e m o n t , h a s shuf f ied off t h i s

mor t a l coll .

A swedish school wil l lie s t a r t e d a t

Cadil lac w i t h a v iew of p e r f e c t i n g t h e

n o r t h of E u r o p e t o n g u e .

Bay Ci ty c i t izens a r e a r m e d c a p - a - p l e

w a i t i n g f o r a m i d n i g h t b u r g l a r w h o h a s

been o p e r a t i n g t h e r e fo r t h e paat f o r t -

n i g h t .

T r a m p s a r e b e c o m i n g l e s t h e t l c . A lot

of t h e m b r o k e in to a f r e i g h t c a r a t J a c k -

son, a n d m a d e w a y w i t h a c o n s i g n m e n t of p e r f u m e r y .

J . F . Ea ton , of C a n n o n s b u r g , h a s f o u n d

a t u r t l e t h a t is possessed of a s o f t shel l

and a nose l ike a h o g . H e will s end i t

to t he W o r l d ' s f a i r .

A Nlles pas to r a r r i v e d in t h i s c o u n t r y

t h ree m o n t h s a g o a n d could n o t speak a

word of Engl i sh . Las t S u n d a y h e de-

l ivered h is first s e r m o n in A n g l o S a x o n .

Careless boy n a m e d Wil l Col ley of

Midland fell d o w n on a bot t le , w h i c h

he h a d in h is pocke t . H e was b a d l y c u t

and blood po ison ing m a k e s h i s case s e r -

ious.

L. Mar t in , a L a w t o n m a n w h o o w n e d

a w o r t h l e s s s a n d f a r m , s e t a p a r i of i t

o u t in c h e r r y t rees , a n d is e m p l o y i n g

100 p i cke r s th i s season to m a r k e t h is

p rof i tab le crop.

J a m e s Bened ic t , of Leonidas , w h o h a s

been c o r r e s p o n d i n g w i t h a C h i c a g o w o

man , w h o m h e h a d neve r seen , m e t h e r

in Cen te rv i l l e last w e e k a n d e a r n e d a

t i t le to h is n a m e .

R a y Dona ldson , a popu la r y o u n g m a n

of S t . J o s e p h , sho t a n d m o r t a l l y w o u n d -

ed himself a t t he h o m e of Miss G r a c e

Robb, h is s w e e t h e a r t , because she to ld

h im n o t to cal l on her a g a i n .

B lanch Redd ing , of A d r i a n , five y e a r s

old, fe l l i n t o a cel lar ho le F r i d a y a n d b i t

h e r t ongue nea r ly i n t w a i n . S h e wi l l

miss i t l a te r , bu t l ike e n o u g h h e r hus -

band w o n t m o u r n w h a t he Mrs .

D u r i n g a wind s t o r m a t D e c a t u r a

c lothesl ine filled w i t h s o m e b o d y ' s w a s h -

ing sailed over t h e t o w n , a n d , a f t e r s top-

p ing a m o m e n t t o leave a c l ean p i l low

case, soared a w a y t o w a r d K a l a m a z o o .

A s m a l l boy a t C h e b o y g a n ca l led a

tough colored m a n e m p l o y e d w i t h a

cheap c i r cus " n i g g e r " a n d t h e l a t t e r

hur led a s tone w h i c h s t r u c k t h e boy in

t h e head i n j u r i n g h i m , i t is f o u n d f a t -

a l ly .

There ' s an h o n o r a b l e a n d respons ib le ,

n o t t o say l uc ra t i ve posi t ion o p e n a t

Qu incy . C. G. P o w e r s , p r e s i d e n t of t h e

vi l lage, ha s res igned his office a n d is go-

i n g to A d r i a n to e n g a g e in t h e c l o t h i n g

business .

Much spor t w a s a f fo rded J a c k s o n peo-

ple Wednesday a t t h e " d e a d h o r s e " sa le

of t he exp res s c o m p a n y . I t w a s t h e f i rs t

sale of t he k ind eve r c o n d u c t e d t h e r e

STATE POLITICS.

Indiana Republicans Nominate GOT. Chase for Beeleotlon.

The Inwa Repnbllcans Meet In Des Mnlne* aud Name A State Tlrket—List of

Prei ldant la l Electors Chosen.

and t h e u n s i g h t - u n s e e n e x p e r i e n c e s

were l aughab le .

Secre ta ry Reynolds , of t h e a g r i c u l t u r -

al college, a n d C. W . Gar f i e ld , of t h e

s ta te board of a g r i c u l t u r e , l o f t fo r E u r o p e

T h u r s d a y f o r a f o u r m o n t h s ' t r ip . T h e y

took t h e i r bicycles a long a n d i n t e n d

m a k i n g the i r t r ip a w h e e l .

A L a n s i n g m a n h a s an u m b r e l l a t h a t

he has car r ied ten y e a r s , a n d h e

t h i n k s t he fac t t h a t he has m a n a g e d to

re ta in it t h r o u g h five legis la t ive sessions

en t i t l e s i t t o a p lace a t t h e C o l u m b i a n

Expos i t ion .

Wi l l i am W a l k e r , conv ic t No. 27. w h o

INDIANA RRfUBLIOANS.

FORT WAVNK, Ind. , J u n e 20.—The re-p u b l i c a n s t a t e c o n v e n t i o n w a s c a l l e d t o o r d e r a t t h e P r i n c e s s r i n k at 1 0 a. m . y e s t e r d a y by C h a i r m a n O o w d y , of t h e s t a t e c e n t r a l c o m m i t t e e . P r a y e r w a s o f f e r e d b y Rev. D. W. M o f f a t t , of t h e F i r s t P r e a b y t e r i o n c h u r c h . F o r t W a y n e , a f t e r w h i c h C. W. F a i r b a n k s of In* d ianapol ia , w a s c h o s e n a s p e r m a n e n t c h a i r m a n .

T h e oomml t t eo on r e s o l u t i o n s t h e n r e p o r t e d t h o p l a t f o r m .

The plaifonn opens by approrlng the Minne-apolis platform snd the renomlnatlon of Presi-dent Harrison. It says: 'The admlnlstrallon of the national government under his isadership has been marked by such wUdom and patriotism as to impress the whole country snd give abun-dant assurance that its conlinuanoe will add luster to ths American name and increase the comfort of ths Amerlcaa home." The Min-neapolis nominees are imtorsed; democratic in-capacity, the Indiana gerrymander and the mantgement of state ftltalrs Is denounced as incompetent, wasteful and in the interest of offlce-holders and party managers. Debt and democracy are declared to bs synony-mous terms, and denocratio management ol state affairs is denbunced as improvident and calculated to involvs ths state in hope-less debt and impair the credit of the stale unless checked. The nsw democratic TOI law is denounced as imposing on the farmer, laborer and householder an un-just share of public burdens, aad its radical REVISION i» demanded. The resolutions pledge the republican party to enact such a tax law as will relieve the farm and the homo from the unjust taxation now imposed on them and place a just share on capital and corpor-ate property. The last legislature Is charged with increasing the fees and salaries of state and court officers. The declaration of the dem-ocracy in favor of the repeal of the law impos-ing a 10 per cent tax on state bank issues is de-clared to open the way again to wild-oat banking. The democratio party is de noonced for making the benevolent in-stitutions partisan, and non-partisan man agement is demanded: the organization of labor is approved; the generous pension laws passed by the republican congress are com-mended: a tribute is paid to the memory of late GOT. Alvin P. Horey. and sympathy is tendered TO Hlaine and his family in their affliction.

A f t e r t h e pda t fo rm w a s adop ted t h e f o l l o w i n g n o m i n a t i o n s w e r e m a d e :

For governor, IRA X Chase, of Hendricks connty: lieutenant governor, Theodore Shock-ney. of Randolph: secretary of state, Aaron Jones, of St. Joseph: auditor of state, John W Coons, of Marion: treasurer of state, Fred Sholz, of Vanderburg; attorney generaL J. D. Ferrall, of LaOrange: suporintendent of public instruction, James R. Henry, of Morgan: re-porter supreme court, G B. Haywood, of Tip peoanoe: statistician, S. J. Thompson, of Shel-by. Judges supreme cour t -F i rs t district. John D. Miller, of Dccatur: Third, Byron K. Elliott, Marion; Fifth, K W. McBride. Elkhart. Judges appellate court—First district, J. D. Oavins, Gibson; Second. John Thompson. Dear-born: Third. James D. Black, Marion: Fourth, M. S. Robinson, Madison: Fifth, E. D. Crum-pacher. Porter.

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only chanco of escape wn« to abandon tho wagons and swim the swollen river. H e ordered the wagons to tho bank , set them on fire, and Bunt half his men across, while wi th tho other half , dis-monntod and thrown forward , he re-nminud back to "check the enomy.

Hi men were armed with Hiwnwr rifles, so t h a t tho car t r idges wore not affected by tho water. As soon as tho force sent across had secured a position on the opposite uido they opened lire, so ns to cover the retreat of tlieir comrades.

pects of his canse. A f t e r feeding his cousin on some of the

corn broad and bacon he had le f t , for tho rations at Danvil le were a lways better and ful ler than a t Libby, H a r r y Bowon drew him over to the corner whore he slept, w i th some c o m shucks for a bod and a single blanket for a cover, and there they sat down while the captain made a report, in which he took ca re to keep back any th ing that might add to tile misery of his yonng kinsman. Theu ho told the story of his own capture , and

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l h e Confederates saw the move and ' h, oxehange asked for Harry ' s , hoping cnargi d down. Captain For tes ' horee i in this way t o ge t , without any suggos-was ki l led, and before he conld kick off tion. a confirmation of E d w a r d Camp-Ins boots and free himself f r o m his bell's s t a t e m e n t

; heavy overcoat for the plunge, in to the | - H o w a r d . I know how you f e l t toward icy m er . ho and a half dozen of his men a t least one of our neighbors before the were prisoners. The others suliseqnent- trouble begun, a n d I'll confess t h e r e aro ly made g o ^ l their «jcapo. no girls tho womanly snperiors of Jen-

Captain Forbes had seen much de- nio Campbell in Madison, a l though she's , tached service, and up to this t ime ho | ^ ha te fu l and b i t t e r as she is pre t ty ;

had never lo^t a horse or wagon by cap- , bnt , by all t hogodaof Greoco, her brot lv tnre. 1 ho Confederates were about to ; t . r fa the d - d a f t scoundrel tha t ever dis-extinguish tho fires, when he called to ^ . , 1 tho n a m e of so ldk r , and if ho them that there was powder in every and I don't mee t again in this w a r and wagon, innvder he had carried for jus t we br.th s u r n v o i t . this broiul ea r th will

Contain htrba found hivmlf jnce to were the u n f o r t u n a t e captain's captors. fa ••ith 'i rawed, pule yoi/iitf man. i t was uot the first t ime ho had me.

bo ail too small f/» hold him a n d m e f The young man ' s voice t rembled with

hot indignation as he said t h i s and to ease t h e fee l ings st irred up. by the men-tion of Edward Campbell 's name he sprang his feet , walked acmes the room, t h r a str<xle back and t h r e w him-

snch an emergency, and the explosions t ha t followed his warning showed he was r ight .

'J / 11 "j I Six horses, wi th the captain and six 1 ' V \ men, not ono of whom was wounded,

were t h e Confederate reward for a loss of five t imes t ha t number of the i r own

men. The Four th Tennessee c a v a l r y ] self on the b lanket ^ d e h b c o i i a h L were the imfortnnntP Suppressing all sign* of the pang t h a t '

M, , , tt I * T*' AI , , . . came to h'v hea r t on hea r ing t h i ^ t h e , The condemned man. " C a p t a i n them, and , ns was of ten the case dur ing captain asked*

W w r d Campbell , tad k o m u p with tho war , llu, o p p c i n g ..fflcers and n,™ . -wi , , , , h « M O M . p b d l . a o n e lately fcdmirable f.-rtitude so long as he felt were nearly as well acquainted—they to increase your d i s l ike^ tha t he was s tanding in the shadow of certainly n-s^H-ted each other as much "Done? the gallows, but now that the certainty —as if they fought under the same ban-" of a respite, no mat te r how brief , was ner.

W h y , curse Um> f o r a lying, t reacherous dog. my being here- a pns -

assured. t he tension suddenly relaxed, he turned pale as a corjive. was seised

oner, with th i r ty of mv Iwvi- s tarving to Ignoring the sword the young Union death down a t Belle Isle, is chargcable

officer unbuckled and toeseil spi teful ly to a tr ick played on me by Ed Camplx U

A tl.»ctor was summoned, wind a f t e r Bwiuimstering a sedative to the reprieved man he advised Miss Campbell, for her own sake and her brother 's , to get some r -t. Capta in Forbes accompanied her i th'? quar te r s assigne<l her by General

t he eternal , we thought we had your cause. I cannot believe tha t there is an-men cornered! ll was a devilish des- other man in the southern service who perale th ing to t ry that river: but it could be guil ty of such an act as this w o n - dog must have taken del ight in." and

"J( you'd had a little patience. " was Har ry Bowen clenched his hands and the captain 's response, - y o n might have inhaled a long brea th , while his blazing

Boyle, and as he was about U\ bid her got every man of us. for we worn about ; eyes told that i t would fare ill wi th the

good n ight , or ra ther good morn ing , tor to r t tfurn to the Gap. If my boys ge t partisan- captain if they ever camo face i t was now a f t e r midnight , he said:

" i leave as soon as it is dayl ight , and ho this will l.e our last meet ing in this place, perhaps on ear th . I do not ask foi any Uuu.ks. for the little 1 have done has been a pleasure; but 1 th ink. Miss Campbell , tha t you owe it to your-«?lf to believe hereaf te r that the men who wear the blue m a y l>e as b rave and

away—and 1 reckon they can make it, for they know the count ry pret ty well— they'll have to thank God and the Hol-ston. And now, what are you going to do with me, major?"

"I ' l l have to send you over to Bristol. Yesterday we picked np some of the Eleventh Kentucky; they gave us a d—d hard tight too. You'll find a lot of your

tO fiki*.. Bowen's story was too long t o a t t empt

in detail , but t h a t he had good reason for his ha te and indignation was soon made evident. On tho evening of tho fifteenth of the previous September, while he was encamped wi th his com-pany between the Holston a n d Powell 's valley, an old Tennessean, w h o claimed

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benefactors of t h e race, and a f te r read-ing Dr Franklin Miles" popular works, wo cannot help derlaring him to be among the most eniertulningand educat-ing of authors."—New York Daily. He is not a stranger to our readers, as his advertiflcmonts appear inoiircoUlinns in every issue, calling attention to the fact that his elegant work on Nervous and Hear t UiscHf-e" is distributed free by our enterprising druggist , U. G. Look. '1 rial Hollies of Dr Miles Nervine are given away, also Book of Testini<>nis!s_show-ing tha i ii ia unequalcd for Nervous Prostration, Headache, Poor Memory Dizziness. Sleoplessncas, Neuralgia. Hya-leriu. Fits, Epilepsy.

STRONG- W l l BESSES. Among ihe thousands of testimcnials

of cures by Dr Miles' New Hear t Cnro, is rtial of Nathan Allisons, a we l l -knr*n c i u v i i of ijrleu Rock, Pa., who for years had shqrluess of breath, ideeplessneM, pain In left side, aheulder*, smothering spelliN t i c ; cne bottle of Dr Miles' New llearr-Cure and one b')x of Nerve and Liver Pills, cured liiia. ,Peter Jaquet, Salem, N. J . , i« another .witness, who for twenty y e w s suffered w k h Hear t Disease was" pronounced incurable by physicians, ifeath stared him i» the face, could not lie d o w n for fear of stuolher-ii>x to detail. Inuuedialcly a f t e r u?ing lU- New I'ure he felt better and could lie down av.d sleep all night, and is now i* well man. The Hew Cure is sold-, aiso Free Book, by D. G. Look.

A LITTLU' JlRL'S BXPBSlENCfi III A LIGHTHOUSE.

Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott are keep-ers of the Gov. lighthouse at Sand Htech, Mich., and are blessed with a slaughter, lour years old. Last April she was taken d o w n with Measles, fol-lowed with a dreadfu l Cough and turu-ing into a Fever. Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her, but in vain, she grew worse rapully, until she was % mere "handful of bone." Thru she tried Dr. King's New Discovery and af ter the jise of two and a half bottles, was con-pJeu-ly cured. They say Dr. K ing ' s New Discovery is worth its weight in gold, y t l you m a y get a trial bottle free a t Hunter & Son's Drug Storv.

Buy Dullam's Great German !•> cent Liver Pills 40 in each package, a i Clark & Winegar.

1 8 9 2 P A T E N T

N e w P r o c e s s G a s o l i n e S t o v e s .

FIRST TO U S E THE SCH BURNER.

Tho needle points are m a d e of Gentian Silver and a re non-corrosive. The main b u r n e r tubes are sheet brass, polidied. A" o ther tubes and tank are cooper. Being sof t meta l the jo in ts a re all perf-Hst. w'hii h makes i? not only the MOST E F F I C I E N T AND ODORLESS. B l ' T TDK I-K ^ DING STOVE FOR Ibfl'.'. Please call and e x a m i n e our stoves before phi jir.g your order.

R e m e m b e r O u r l ] i n a n d R e p a i r S h o p

t u r n * out work on short notice. Fa r .

Yoi

trong' ' specialty,

s moM respectfully.

S C O T T & B O Y L A N .

Fislrint Tackle

1

R, D, M i n g ' s ,

honest and manly as the •men who wear people at Bristol, and when Longstrect to be a Union man, brought h im a note the gray . Your brother can never again bags Burnside—as he'll lie sure to do in signed by Edward Campbell. This note t ake service ap i ins t the union, and so I a few da}*8, fo r he's got him penned in— was wr i t ten t h a t morning, a n d it said •hall pray fo r hi» welfare and fo r yours." you'll have lot 's of goa l company in hi effect: " Y o u r brother George, of Buck

The poor h'iri could make no tilting Libby for the winter ." Breckenridge's regiment , is lying dos-responso. She gave h im her hand and Qn nei ther side, so long as men were perately wounded at a house over on the whispered, "God bless you, Howard , ,J0J abbolutely vulgar or insult ing, and Wan tega . His comrades did not carry and farewell!" not even then if their captors set the ex- him off because he might die before

Ear ly the next morning, a l though the ample, were men debarred f rom speak- reaching Bristol. The only hope of sav-rain was still pouring down as if it had ing their minds because they were pris- ing him is for h i m to fall in to the hands only begun . Captain Forbes' men were oners; indeed, i t was considered their of your folks and then send him on to tnonnied and marching out of camp. | privilege to defend themselves and their your hospitals a t the Gap. Tho house T h e company had to pass Miss Camp- cause wi th the only weapon le f t them, a t which ho is slopping is owned by an bell 's quar ters , and as the head of the Al though not a man of words. Captain old Union man named Ferguson, and ro lnmn appeared the men saw the slen- Forbes retorted that when Burnside's you can well believe that the care he ia der . g ray < h d figure of the condemned men were forced to surrender . Long- get t ing is not t he best. I can say to you, man ' s s is ter s tanding in the doorway, street would not have enough men left wi thout violating any oath as a Confed-w i t h her whi te hands clasped and h e r , to guard t hem. b rown head Iwwed. Following tho yonng capt r . ins example, the soldiers raised t he i r ha ts as they passed her. and a l l fell fo r tne once tha t the ill will of nt lea.-t one southern woman did not fol low t h e m on their march.

e ra te soldier, t h a t our people will not oppose you, for before this reaches you we will be out of yonr way. I have sent word to George, tell ing him of my mes-sage to you."

" W e l l . " continued the indignant young officer, a f t e r he had given the contents

Unnecessary here to toil w h a t fol-lowed wi th Harris . In charge of a ser-geant aud a mounted detai l . Capta in Forbes and his six men were a t once marched to Bristol on foot, which point they reached a t midnight , but i t was

Many of Captain Forbes" summer out- o n i y t 0 fin(j t h a t the Union prisoners of Campl>ell's note, " I knew where ings . in the happy days before the war , w h o had l>een assembled there tho day Ferguson 's place was, and as I had an b a d been spent hun t ing in the tempest before were sent on to Richmond. ambulance a long with the company, and tossed mountains or fishing in the Whi le wi th the troopers of the Four th w e w e r e o n o u r w a . v t o t he Gap, I de-t t r e a m s t h a i f o n u a n intr icate mosaic of Tennessee, Confederate, the capta in and cided. wi thout wai t ing for the colonel's r iver and hill between Crab Orcliard his men f a r ed very well, but as soon as consent, to t ake a few men along with and Cumber land Gap. At the best it they were turned over to the provost t h e ambulance and to call for George was never a rich country , aud solely be- marshal a t Bristol tney became the prey , h e nex t morning, for. to tell yon the canse the mountaineers , content with a 0 f t j , e ha ted home guards, and w e ^ t r u t h , Howard , as soon sis I learned he li t t le, had never developed the agricnl- robbed of the i r overcoats, boots and hats w a s wounded I forgot that we were en-t n r a l wea l th of the many valleys, and a n , i f o r C e d to wear the rags of their de emi^5 . and remembered only that we were loo ignorant ajid poor to work the spoilers or go without sufficient clothing, were brothers. I went over to Fergu-minera l deposits of t he hills, even if The next morning a number of men , ! o n ' 8 ' bu t found only the old woman at they had been aware of their existence, captured a t Campbell 's Station arr ived, home, ami before 1 could ask her a A t cer ta in seasons the monntain roads a m j theg© the captain and his par ty question I heard yells outside, accom-had been passable, and a mule driver w e r f t g ^ t on t o Richmond, as all sup- panied by a rattle of carbines. In an migh t have passed over most of them ! posed, but t ha t af ternoon they were ins tan t I saw t h a t there was no wonnd-wi thou t finding unusual provocations to t a k e n ' f r o m the cars a t Danville and the ^ nian in the house, and realized that , h is ready profani ty , but since the war enlisted men marched to one tobacco b k e a d—d fool, I had trusted to Ed a l l this w a s changed. warehouse and the officers to another . Campbell 's word and walked into a trap.

Between Crab Orchard and the Gap A f t e r answer ing the stereolyjied ques- 1 hurried out and found Campbell and the Confederates had no organized force , t i o n s a s to his name, age, r ank , regi-1 n n y men a iwut the house. Ot course

I >KOBiVTE ORDEK—Ststo of Mi.-tiiBan, .•omity I of K«;iit. ss. At a S NWD of th« rrobaU* Court for Mid county of Kent, ln-Id M ihe iTohaie j Office, in lhe City of Grand Kapi.K co the aOth j day of June. In the year one thousand eight hnndred aud ninety two.

Present Cyrus K. I'erkins Judge of Pn haie. In the .Mailer of the Kstate of

ELIZABETH MORtfAN deceased

William K. Morgan having filed in this Court hii«i>eUlioa iirayiog thai the admir.isl ration of said eHlate mar be granted tu CharUs Header-shot*

It is Ordered, that FaiDAV. TUB IH-A DAY or JCLT. lS9i.

at ten o'clock in the forenoon, a', said rrotatc CflW. be appointed for hearng «aid jviition.

And it 1* further Onl-red Thai a copy of thw order be published ihr^t- successive weeks pre vious to said day of hearing in the JDI BNAL a newspaper primed and circulating In said County ol Kent.

CVKUSfc. I'KKklNK (A true copy) Jndge of Probate,

ADOLTH it. MASOX Hegister. (1 i)

Mortgage Foreclosure. Albert K. Malcom and Isabel Ma. om. his wife

of Lowell, Kent county, Mich.. ex«v au^l and de-" livered to Ken ben QUICK, of same place, a Mort-

Sage daJed September the lUn, JS'U. which said lortgage m as recorded in U,* oltlce of the Keg-

•j-ler ol Deeds for the couuiy ol Kent, in Uie

tur. <CtLNT circrntciTV TO fnuoucc A

c t*7 •ox bATTcm^B fircT«tc r wiu. cu»r YOU AWO nn# VilCC MMCfllCAL TUtATMTitT. Bl.TS, !», •lO. •!«. Olt* WAIST MCASURC. MICK.

ruu. rMiT>cuut«a o s i C A T K f t r • ' O C . OR. C. B. JUDO, DCTItOlT, MICH.

N o . 9 0 E i i c l l

Over 1.800 s tudent

j As L a r g e a n M t e n d a n e e gagf» on po^es Hi and 418. | u

uefauit las I)een made m.the payment of the I combined; more than 1.000 stud taxes assessed agauiKt the land described in said TL»O FHOIKI RI ' Mortgage and also in Ihe payment of premiums 1 POfi't'Ons. The Euclul Ave. Bl for ihe msuiance ou Uie buuaing* situate on tiie ly one half of whom nave forr premises aetcnbjrd in said Moriga«e (said Mon 1 this is it any wonder t ha t i ts i gage cootainlng both a u x aud insurancedauael rwH.ivP<l dinlomas at ou r I aud the jxiwer ol sale contained in said Mort- I oipiomas o u r J gage has become operative 'Uierc is claimed holding good positions within u» oe due on sa^ Hon gage the sum of Eighteen ^ plomas a t ou r next annua l con and W-100 Dollars ana uo proceedings or suit ai I ofllce 90 Eucl id \ vp. Teleobc law bas L»een msuiuied lo recover me deot se Oiuce. V'J E.U«.IIU a v e . AEIT-PM. cured by said Mori gage, or any ponion thereof. I notice is hereby given that by virtue of the pow-er of sale contained in sjud mortgage and in pur N. B .—We have branch COlleg suauce of the SUilute in such ca>e made aud u;.-, n t tti. 'l provided, the »aid Mortgage win i>«- loradoHd ships good in any of t h e | by a sale of the premises inerein detenbed, foi j lhe purpose ol salidylng the sum claimed to U i

m i n e , C l e v e l a n d j O I i l o .

The Greatest Busi f i ss University in A m e r i a , nde-l last y e a r , "more than twice

!l Oilier B u s i n e s s C o l l e g e s In C l e v e l a n d

whoattended last year are now holding good s Col ge employs a corps of for ty men, near-

ollege presidents . Wi th a facul ty l ike jates are sought by business men? 188 Grad> graduiting exercises; ot tha t number 175 were

»ys from tha t da te . Nearly 800 will receive dl-ceiuest. Send fo r circulars or call a t t he main

No. 53t. M. J. CATON, Pres iden t .

Ii! Bufhlo, N. Y-. and Detroit, Mich, liege? WonnmK t o the Caton system.

Scholar-

a t this t ime, but that officer would have been unfi t fo r command who construed th i s fac t to mean an exemption f rom danger , fo r the hills swarmed with econts and guerrillas. Frequent ly tbe pun could be seen flashing on the rifle barrel or uncovered canteen of a man f a i in f ront and usually mrnu ted . bn t be-yond s t rengthening the advaiKf ^nard . no change was made in the march . At tunes a spur t of whi te smoke v i t i l d :i•-pear f rom a hillside, f a r above the ro:id; then wonld follow the whistle <*1 a bul-le t , and next the report of a rifle. It t h e hn l l f t t '"! n'» l iarm to man or beast, t he line k«*pr rtejidily on; if it h i t . then th-- IK-SI BOR^ENI'-N surrounded tbe hill an'1 1; If t h e tr- ;» a s ' t u d e d to search f o r t h g u t n i l h i . If he was caugh t he w; - imi i i : p 1 > the neares t t ree; if he w;. i; i.. lig'.i h e was often shot, but u s ly ih . ha; .o s for his escape were abou t even.

I t w a s not till a f t e r be had passed th rough t h e Crap and was within a ha rd day 's march of Knoxville t ha t Captain Forbes heard of Longsl reel's advance nor th f rom Chattanooga, where he had been on Bragg's lef t , and discovered that t he enemy's cavalry in heavy force were forag ing all around. From a Union man he learned I hat Bumside was besieged in Knoxville, and t ha t i t would be im-possible fo r any force to reach him which w a s not s trong enough to al ter all the p lans of the able Confederate leader and throw him on the defensive.

A f t e r a hurried consultation with his l i eu tenan ts Captain Forbes, t hen on the Hols ton, determined to h a r r y bark to t h e protection of the guns guarding C u m b e r l a n d Gap. b u t the men and the f ew company wagons had hard ly oome to a " r i g h t about" when clouds of gray horsemen appeared ou the surrounding elopes.

In un ins tant the captain saw tha t his

men t and place of capture . Captain Forbes was taken to the upper floor of the b leak, barnl ike warehouse, and here he found t lurteen officers, all of them recently captured , but looking hungry and cold, for every m a n of t h e m had

there was no th ing lef t for i t bu t to sur-render. And n o w the chances are that m be court marshaled if I ever get out. Bu t . as sure a s there is a God in heaven, Fll get even wi th the dog who tricked me by tak ing advan tage of my old love

due on said Mortgage aud lhe coals and the ex lenses allowed by law. also lhe attorney fee ol riltcen Dollars, provided for in said Mortgage, ai PubUc Auction to the highest bidder, u Hit west front door of Court Block, so cahed', In tht c.tyof Uraud Kapids, m said county of Kentanc slate of Michigan, that being the j Uce of bold ing tne Circuit court tor the county In which said premises are situated, on

WEDNESDAY, THE SORA DAT OF JCLT, L*#.', at u-n o clock in the forenoon of that day.

Which said premises are desenbed as follows

I ilROBATE ORDER.—State ot M» I 1 of Kent,s8. Al a session of tbe I 1 for said county of Kent, held at the flee, in the City of Grand Bai dry of June In tbe yeai one tt drwd and ninety two.

j Presetii Cj i us E PerUns, Judge | ' In ths matter of the estate of

WILLIAM HORN BBC j a mentally incompetent person -

On reading and filing the petit

i l l o r t g a g f S a l e .

n men saiu premises are described as follows i On reading and fthng Uie pet. vto; "The > or lb-East corner of lot two i2i fled, of Augustus W. Weekes, G KiHinHwl on t*.— V..»<•»% It* A «•. • 11': 11. - _ 11 1.. 4r. fll..

been forced to swap his warm blue over- ^ o r George. coat for a ragged gray one. " A n d is George living?" asked Captain

Captain Forbes had liardly set foot on Forbes. t he i .d of the heavy steps t ha t led t o " N o ; to add to my grief a a d humilia-the tl •-r on which the officers were im- t ion, 1 h iraed on my arrival a t Bristol prisoui-d. when he found himself face to t ha t he had died there tho day before," fa re wi th a ragged, pale young man who replied L /wen. caught him in his a rms and called out . "My God, Cousin Howard, I 'm sorry they 've got you, for this place is worse than h - H " '

To be continued.

s<';tarated Foortern Tear*. Sr. 1 OVIS, J n l y 2.—Charles Roberts.

Tbe man who greeted Forbes wi th this of C!;ii-i..o, and T. W. Roberta, of S t saluial ion was Harry Bowen, his con- Louis, l.-ft here yesterday morn ing for sin. and a first l ieutenant in t h e Second Cincinnati toge ther to claim an es ta te Mounted Rifles, the man whom the con- l e f t t h e u by the i r f a the r . They are demned prisoner np a t Camp Dick Rob- brothers , and m e t t w o days ago fo r tha inson declared could vouch for the fact first t ime, a f t e r a separat ion of fourteen that he, Edward Campl>ell, was down years. Each believed the o the r to ba on t h e Holston in east Tennesfiee on the dead. day when Samuel Rogers was killed at BM-dsiown, Kentucky, one hnndred and eighty miles away.

READ C A R E F U L L Y .

DULLAM'S GERMAN MEDICINE C O . ;

Ever since part ing wi th Jennie Camp- ^ bell t h e f a t e of her brother—on her ac- l>een afflicted wi th an erupt ion of the

, , . n , ^ • , . skin, which became ven- t roub lesome c o u n t - h a d troubled the c a p t a i n s ^ T g < . t n o r e , i e f . j sn f fe re i thoughts and dreams. Here w a s lhe *tUi constipation. I took Dullam's man who could free the condemned Ureal (Jerman Blood. Liver. Stomach f rom the cha rge of murder , t he charge and Kidney Remedy, and since t ^ k m * I Uiat led t o hia conviction—that is, if b a r . have been ent i re ly rnred. For a tonic glory were t rue—bnt for the p rewnt j blood imnfi^r and general health re-Forl>es snj»])ressed his intense curiosity. t t o r < j r '

No man who has not been a prisoner i of w a r . shut out f rom all communica- j tion wiih his f r iends and the world for _ . . , weeks, and it may be for long, heart . o n e i 4 r l h

, . * . - . i is Dullam s Great German V,orm Loz-hungry months can imagine the a w f u l o n I v - 2 c e n ( 6 r h i x F o r ^ anxiety wi t a which the older prisoner Clark & Winegar . greets the last corner, par t icu lar ly if h e ' ' — . be one who can tell him something of | Buy Dullam's Great German 15 cent his fami ly , in addition t o reporting t t e Liver Pills 40 in each package, at Clark condit ion of his regiment and the pros-1 & ^ megar.

I hleven (11), in Town Six {6/ North, of Ksogc Aine ed, for the reasons and pur i iVj West, said ceunty and stale. ' forth ; uated. Lowell, Michigan. April SOth, 1892. 1 It is Ordered, that

S. P HICKS RWJfiEN QUICK. FBIOAT. THE DAT OF Jt An v. for Mortgagee. ' at ten o'clock in the forenoon,

_ ... OWce. be appointed for heal . . . and that Uie next of kin ofi .MUM g a g e i- o r e c l o s i i r e . persons interested in sa.d estate .

. said Court at said time and pi jotice is hereby giv, n iiat tbe mortgage here- cause why a license should not » in .iescjibod witi te foradoaad by a sale said Guardian to sell real esta^- M

of Uie iiiortga^ed pit-i>.ist« herein and in said said peUtion. mortgage des. rii**l, ou And it is Further Ordered,

MOXUAV. rut LAV or Aoot-sr, A. D. IfiKL order bepubbhbed thre>- sue a* • ne o clock in the afiermon, at the south i ous to said day of hcaring.in tbe 1 iront door ol tne Court i-lock. sc-caUed. in the SAL, a newspaper printed and c i r o.yof..rand itaptds. tiMt bring the r.lace for County of Kent. CYRUS E.I holding Uie Circuit Conn for the County ot Kent (A true copy.) J r bute «i Michigan. ADOLTH B. MASOS. Kegister.

Name <»l moritfagon., Abner Lewis aud Helen M. Lewi*; mane ol MortgATt*. Richaid T Tuuie. " " a m • , ORuBATE ORDER. State of

Pate of mortgage October 8f»th, 1PW. A of Kent. ss. At a session lUcjraod in Uoer l i t ol mortgat'es on naire Court for said Connty of Kent. B 110, in the ofBoe of ths Uegltier of I>eeds for Q&c* 'D tlie City of Grand i

Kent county, slate of Mldugan. on Uie 0th day ^ d*)' o f 1,1 , l i e

i/f December, J8jK>. aud «igfal hundred and ninety It The amount claimed to be due is one thousand , I'^esent, Cyrus E. Perkins, J t

and fifij -eight and 00-100 (|L06 S«0i dollarn 1 Di tbe matter of Uie estate of The oescnpilon of said property being all ELIZA HA8K1M

i that certain piee; or parcel of Lnd situate and deceased „ . Ijelnpin the township of Vergecnes. in the ^FreemanHasklns.Guardian, lu County of Kent and state of Michigan and de Court his peUtiou praying this C scribed as follows to wit: All that portion of cata and determine who were at Uie south east quarter of section founeen. In * " l " township seven, north of range nine west, lying west of the angling highway and pirtlciiUrly

puly ver .of i*.:

i.eoami

lUtVn? \ \ :HBREA8 default has been made in tbepay-r ,1,. - T * ment of certain money secured b y * , i,rr MorUrag* execnted by Henry Irons and Susanna ' Irons to William Irons, bearing date the eighth hmt, j day of April. A. D. 1888. and duly recorded in

: the omce of the Register of Deeds of the county i of Kent, state of Michigan, on the ninth day of ] April. V*9. in Liber 1« of Mortgages, on page 287: On which Mortgage there Is claimed to be

1 due at the date hereof the amount of Two Hun-. I dred and Thirty-Eight Dollars and Fifiy-FlTa / , : Cents, whereby the power of sale csntaincd in

J . • said Mortgage has Income operative: w hich said ' sum doe I* Ihe amount of principal and Interest of

• S ™ I an interest bearing note mentioned in and eecur-M 1 ed by said Mortgage, and which said note has at

the opUon of said Mortgagee under the interest . clause agreementa contained in said Mortgage, lisvs. beenrae due by reason of default made in pay-

Prw*.. nurut of interest due on said note; another note petr ' 1 secured by said Mort^sge for the pAj ment of

' 403 .i Two Hundred Dollars, without interett, not yet l]f btfirt, I having become due and remaining wholly un-to j paid.

•srwi,, J Notice Is there-fore l.erel.y given that said f a y r t X t - n r s g e will be foreclo»ed by a sale al public I " vendue of the Mortgaged premises therein de-COpy ./ , sciibed, to wit:

YmZ A"®' 'ha' certain piece or parcel of land tdt--M. J®, ' uate and being In Mi® villagr of Lowell, in the iiiti,- ii, • ; county of Kent and state of Michigan, and de-KlSs. ' , senbetr as follows, to w it: l*>t eiicht l8), block of i'rv. . forty (4 ), Richard & WickhKia's | lat of the 'll-

b-. 1 lagn of Lowell, Kent county, Michigu, at the ! front door of Ihe Court House of said county, in the cliy of Grand Rapids, It being the place of holding the Circuit Court within said county, OO thelMhdayof July. A- D. 1832, at two o'clock in the aftemoon, to pay the sum due on said

Ii). ^ »te ' "O-

| « * S

I of IT. . .

can heart i ly recommend i t , Mas WM. OOPELAND, H in t , Mich,

l o t tale by Clark & Winegar .

deiMTii>ed as commencing at a point six ciiams and forty-eight links east of the quarter post in the south lice '»f said section; Uienoe north thirty-fourdegrees, fifteen minutes: eastelghtv-eight clmius, more or leas, until it intemeets tlie nasi anu seoi quarter line of said section at a jwint six chains and forty eight links wett of Uie •quarter {tost in the east line of said section: ibenoe »rst oni east and went quaner line to 1 center of secuon: Utem* south one nonii and •iout h quaru-i line to south line of said secUon and thence east on said south section lice to

! place of beginning. Default In ihe ccmdlilons of such mortgage

ha» occurred, by which Uie power of sale con-tained in such mortgage lias become operative. No mil or proceedings has bren instituted at law to recover the debt now remaining secured by such wongugn. or any part tLereof,

Dated May jib, IrW RICHAHOT. TCTTLT

ALBEBT JACKAO*. Mortgagee. Attorney for Mortgagee. (ti 5)

death and are now Uie lawful he ceased and entitled by law to Ink late Interest thsrein described,

it is ordered that MOVDAV. THE 24TH DAV OF

at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Ofllce. be appointed for bearing

Aad U is rurther ordered, that der be pc Wished Uiree SIMXWI vious to aaid day ol hearing, in tl

kfllH

-dat. 01 Ki

— )Clt. l ^ n l » 0 ofa l l f f . imeraccounu . *AU a newspaiier printed and cir .auug County of Kent

CYRUS E. (A true copy.) Ju '-

ADOLPH 11. MA-O*. Register.

piLr», r i n t s , f i L >

L o o s e ' s R E D CLOVER F I L HEMEI i s a positive specifi? for all ring of t ^ e disease. Blind, Bleeding. '< hing. U l -cerated and Pro t ruding Pilf- —Price 50 centa. Sold by all druggie

Mortgage, with interest and costs. Dated. April 18th, IMS.

WILLIAM IROK8, t . R. W. Dt.vcAS, Attorney Mortgagee

TiROBATE ORDER.—Bute of Michigan. Coun-, 1 ty of Kent. ss. Al a session of the Probate

'«• I Court for said County of Kent, held At this Pro-liate Office, in the City of Grand Rapids, on the 18th day of June in the year one thousand eight hundred and nirety-two.

Present. Cyrus E. Peridna, J udgo of Probata. In the matter of tlie estate of

1 N tl.lJK WARNER ineeCHATERDON). LEWI«lf ALFRED A. MYRTIE AND ARTHUR CKAT-

••aid p. ^ t EUDON. ' petkin. 'minora. 17 ol i 0r- Lor«n T>-wis, Guardian, havicg rendered to

w ihlu court bis eighth Kuardians'nip account with - ' ^ a i y af aU for

it la Ordered, tbat FatDAT THE 15TH DAT OF JCLT. 1992,

at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at Aid Probate Offltv »>e appointed for lhe examlnallon and allowaoce of said acootuits.

"rTd it is Further Ordered, that a copy of this order be puWW^d ^ w c o ^ w ^ k . ^

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vtnn* to said day of bearing, in tlie Lo waix JOOH-KAI, a newmaper printed and circulating In said COUllty Of Kent. tr fx.-tii.-tva oc-unty

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r Detroit to Chicago. , Detroit to OrandR*

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Jr Jar, Buffet Car and Sleepint

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Nn 111ms Chair Car. Pet roil id No. 15 has Wagner Parlor Ittiff.

to Grsnd Haven. No. 17 has Ih ' OUce first dtior east of the Hire Mil

i Cdjui 7 a. m to 8 p. m Sunday 4 to 51 t Ticket Office open for all trains ex4

, m. west. . W. LOUD. BEN FLETCHER.

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IT HAS BEEN a great many years since

Lowell haa had a place on the Repnhli-.•:in Co. ticket, hut Ihis year iney have

• man to present for the office of County Clerk and while his selection might be

n r e d on tbe grounds that we have hail nuilung, tlint claim H waived in view of

faci tha t we have a iMndfdate who h flt-

u-d in every way for ihe office and at ld-H1 to that will I ring great s t rength to

he ticket. For tlie past seven years he ias been our fai thful and efficient Tow n

h ip Clerk and with each succeeding

ear has been elected by increased ma-irilies, even when the head oi our

'ownsblp ticket has been downed, he as been elected by major i t ies ranging

torn IfiO to 1U7 over his opponent. He eniineiilly fitted for the poHlion, has

wide acquaintance throughout the unty and Stale and it is with the cer -

inty tha t he can be elected, and will 1 strength to the ticket t ha t we sub-

in to the kind consideration ot the Re-

tohoans of Kent County the name of anklin I) Eddy for the nomination

tCounty Clerk. He is popular and

hervedly so, is a young man and the ier of Ihe young Republicans in this

'ion and to him, ! n a grea t measure,

'M* the credit for the s t rong Repnbh-•entiment among the young men.

» able and energetic and bas proven If capable in every position to

h he has l»een called He is a

SF.NATK.

WASHINGTON, . l u n e 8 0 . — I n t h e s e n a t e

yesterday the agr icul tura l appropr ia-tion bill was passed and a long discus-sion on the tariff bill took place.

WASHINGTON, Juno 80.—The legisla-tive, diplomatic, pension and post office appropriat ion bills were passed in the senate yes terday, as was also a bill for the relief of se t t le rs upon cer-tain lands in the s ta tes of South and North Dakota.

WASIUNOTON, Ju ly 1.—A joint reso-lution to continue the appropria t ions for the expenses of the government for fifteen days of tho new fiscal yea r was passed in the senate yes terday. A fa-vorable report was made on the bill appropr ia t ing J,"),000,000 to aid the World's Columbian exposition, provid-ing it is closed on Sunday. Conference reports on the naval , the distr ict anil the agr icul tural uppropriat lon bills were agreed to.

WASHINGTON, Ju ly 3.—The S tewar t bill for the free coinage of silver passed the senate yes terday by a vote of 29 to 25. The major i ty consisted of seven-teen democrats and twelve republ icans; working, the minori ty of e ighteen republ icans church, and seven democrats. A bill was also passed increasing the pension of An-drew Frankl in toSoO per month. Frank-lin is over 100 years old, anil served in Capt. Armstrong's company in the First and Second Ohio mili t ia in the w a r of 1812. Adjourned to the Bth.

HOUSE

WASIUNOTON, J u n o 2 9 . — A r e s o l u t i o n

was adopted in tho house yes te rday ex-tending the exis t ing appropr ia t ions until Ju ly 15. Hills were passed to give pensions to tbe women.who served ns nurses in the field and general hos-pitals dur ing lite w a r and t o give a pension of 850 per mon th to soldiers-to-tally incapacitated fo r pe r forming manual labor by reason of i n ju r i e s re-ceived in the war . A f ree coinage bill, identical with the silver coinage bill pending in the senate , was intro-duced.

WASHINGTON, J u n e 30.—The confer-ence reports on the inditin and agricul-tural appropriat ion bills were re jected in the house yes terday anil a new con-

T H E SUNDAY S C H O O L . | u"; ,^!1, ; : l l« | i , ;-< ^ - i t (»ernian l.'i cent | HAVE YOU READ

' In each iiarkatn1 nt ( 'lurk The Descent of the Spl.-lt—Art* ai 1-13— & W ii,eis,r. ^ ' How Ml W. D. Went/, of (Seiieva. N Y

Jnly 10, 1802. j -1 ' ' ' Goi.nRK TEXT.—When He, the spirit of, I l m v . i , . , . , libeled with n e u r a l ' i t for

truth, la come. Ho will guide you Into all truth. | neai'li jiii.,. . i 1 -John .6:1a and all know., ivniedt.w | | ^ ?o

TIME.—Sunday, MaySS, A. D SO. Ten days permanent i-h. t nmii i after the lust lesson.—Whltsundriy of Dullai irs Ol ;i" i , I i

PLACE.-Jerusalem. In the uppir room where it gave me UlSUin tm,) „ tho dlsclplcs met for prayer, perhars the •»:, cents per bottle s , . . I 1 ' ^ same otic In which the Lord s Supper was In- nami l ton , Mich., A . „ , p.; , S

S ^ E I L-stltuted. . . „ ' r , , . * .. >'•>. 1 .)1

was cured of the severest form of dyspep-sia.' He says everything he ate seemed like pouring melt e l lead Into his s t o m -ach. Hood's Hiusaparilla effected a per-fect eure. Full particulars win be sent ifyou w r i te C . l . Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass.

LESSON HELPS. 1. "And when the day of Pentecost:"

The second of the three great Jewish feasts, t he Passover being the first, and the third the feast of Tabernacles, in which all t he males were required to go up to Jerusa lem. "Was fully come:" Soon af te r dawn, some t ime before nine o'clock, t he thi rd hour (2:15). " T h e y were all:" T h e whole ono hundred and twenty mentioned above. "With one accord in ono place:" T h e best MSS. have they were all t oge the r in one place, as Rev. Ver. Doubtless in the upper room where the apost les abode.

2. "And suddenly:" Without any previous indication, and unexpectedly to the disciples. "The re came a sound from Heaven:" As a sensible, ou tward exproesion of the grea t spiritual reali ty, so tha t the re could be no mistake, no uncertainty. "Asof a rushing, mighty wind:" I t is not said t ha t there was nny wind, bu t only a sound as of a wind, " I t filled all t be house:" As if in token of the wide range over which the new spiri tual power was to extend

even u n t o the whole

H. "And t h e r e appeared:" 1. e., to the j ent i re assembly. Af te r the audible I sign ilmniciliutely follows the visible. | "Cloven tongues like as of lire:" Ob-serve, not tongues of (Ire, bu t tongues of a fiery, burn ing appeamnce, though without real heat. "And it sat upon each of them:" There appears to have been no discrimination between the a {sis t ies and the others , nor be tween the men a n d the women.

4. "And they were all filled with the I Holy Ghost:" A study of all the pas- j sages iu which this expression is found leads to t h e conclusion t ha t "be ing filled wi th the Holy Spir i t ," or "being : baptized in the Holy Spir i t ," implies a reception f rom the Spir i t of extraordi- j

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Ids and Detroit, »eate 25 c e m s Connections made in Union Depot, Od Bapids.

wltli the CHICAGO A WEST MICHIGAN B Y .

f o r CHKMOO AMI THE Wssr, ASD roa M f s i i o o s , MAKISTKE, T K A M S E Crrr, ELK BAPIDS AUD PE TOSKET. Favorite route to the Hummer Beaorls of Northern Michigan.

Trains leave Grand Bapids for CHICAOO 9;00 a . m , ItdB p. m., *11 " 5 p. m. Arrive Chicago 3:35 p. m , 5 » p. m , 7:05 a. m.

Leave for Manistee and Trav.-rse City 7 : J0 a m and 5:52 p. m.

Parlor cars on day trains and sleepers on night trains to Chicago.

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GEO. DKHAVEN . Qenl. Pa-sr. Agent, W. H. CLABE. Agent. Grand Bapids

Loiel! & Hastings Railroad T I M K T A H I L . E .

In effect Sunday, July 3. IMS

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Lowell Lv. 6 45 m H:4i Ah P25 r i Pratt Lake, ti .v, - 11:53 " 4: i i " Elmdale Ar. ;-«• " 2 :00 M 4:45 " E'mdale, Logan,

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Trains arrive aud depart from Front Street PaaM^ger Depot.

Do you Know? That more ills result from :j.:i Unhealthy Liver than any other cause-Indigestion, Consti-pation, Headache, Biliousness? and Malaria usualiy attend it. Dr. San ford's Liver Invigorator is a vegetable specific for Liver Disorders and their accompany-jng evils. It cures thousanas v.'hy not be one of them? Take Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigorator.

nar i powers, in addit ion to ordinary ^jy Spring Footwear is the best and cheapest. I he time sanctify ing grace. "Hegan to speak r , • r r r i -with o t t e r tongues:" o t h e r t han their has come lor a brief, matter of fact subject. l o buyers of

haci 'been 'meant by " ' t b e ' p n r a j ' o f s P r i n ^ ^ Summer Footwear who are about to supply them-

speaking wi th new tongues. selves with suitable selections for the coming seasons require-5. "And the re were dwel l ing at J e m - t T i c , | c ~ > i i* » r» •

salem:" Both permanent r e s i d e n t s a n d j f ^ n t S , I have a line collection of GeiltS , Ladies, D O y S ferencc w a s ordered. pilgrims w h o had come up to the feast

WASIUNOTON, J u l y 1.—In the house are probably included. "Uevout men:' yesterday a bill to equal ize the pay of Truly religious men, wai t ing for the got a fine lot of Oxford T l C S for Ladies and Girls, which can-le t tcr car r ie rs was favorably reported, appear ing of the promised Messiah. ' . i „ 1 . n i „ . „ i i \ : \ r n • „ « and a Joint resolution to cont inue the . "Out of every nation under Heaven:" beat. Please call and examine, for My 1 riCCS Are appropriat ions for the expenses of the Only a very small por t ion of the Jewish Right, My Goods Are Right, and You Will Be Right, if VOU government for fifteen days of the new people lived in Palest ine dur ing the . , , . , . fiscal yea r was passed. times of ou r Lord and hU Apostles; by give me the opportunity tO share my good bargains W i t h yOU.

WAHIIINOTON, Ju ly 2.—A bill w a s in- far the la rges t number were natives of troduced m the house yes t e rday t o pay other lands, dwell ing in large colonics ! a pension at the r a t e of one cent a o r i n small communities. month to ninety-day soldiers in the late 1

0 . . j ; o w w h e n w a s n o i ^ i ; war. The report of the conference abroad:" Rev. Ver., "And when this j committee on the agr icu l tura l appro- w a s heard." Literally, "This pna t ion bill was adopted. T h e bill to hav ing taken place." " T h e mul-1

l i tude came together :" The house (ver. 2) m a y have been on one of the ave-nues to t h e temple, thronged al this

-J, ROBERTSON,

hber of Chan. R, Perry camp No. 0 lO V, and has been Captain of the ! enforce the provisions of the eight-hour

• several terms and dur ing the RPCHI i ' aw was pas»ed.

i W Q l was Colonel of Michigan Di :

H S. O . V . I D L E T O I L E R S ,

W a g e s I led i ieed .

CUF.T. 111., J u l y 4 . — T h e m e n in t h e

of the Illinois Steel Company Iked out Saturday on account

4.'i per o e n t reduction. All other depar tmen t s of the

mills then shut down without nmcing what the cut of the rdepar lmetrs would be. The men

lot enjoy this kind of protection, rents come annually f rom 10 to :i0 «L

Disaslrnns l ire nt s u n . lose .

[ JOSK. Cal., July 4 —One of tho l a r w i u i d moat d isas t rous fires known to S k story of this city s tar ted about

Isiuirday night and was not broWit under control unt i l two honr^ I a l « At least $.'>00,000 wo r th of prop-e r t W h d e s t r o y e d . The fire originaU-d in aBnull firecracker s tand.

time by a crowd of early worshipers. "And were confounded:" Ei ther the in divuluals were perplexed, or, more prob-ably, t he whole assembly were th rown in confusion and exci tement , discussing

About 2 5 0 Iron a n d S t e e l Mi l l s In P e n n -s y l v a n i a H a v e S h u t D o w n .

PITTSIIUROH, Pa., Ju ly 2.—When the clocks tollod twelve s t rokes a t mid-night near ly 150,000 workmen , w h o had the mean ing of the s ingular phenom-loiled almost incessantly d u r i n g the I enon. " E v e r y man heard them (was past twelve months, were out of e m p l - y - ; hearing, imperfect) speak in his own ment. The scales in force d u r i n g the language" (or dialect}:1 The meaning past yea r expired a t midnight, and in is, not t h a t all the disciples spoke all all mills the proprietors who have | the dialects, but t ha t each one spoke in not signed the sca'.e for the en-suing year ' s work ceased ent i re ly at tha t time. The number of iron and steel mills mated a t arc upward of 400 rol l ing mills in the United Stales . 4'2.'i of which have trains of rolls connected with

some one, so tha t all were heard. 7. "Are not all these Galileans:" All

the eleven apostles were inhab i tan t s of t ha t closed down is es l i - j Galilee, a n d by far t he grea te r par t of upward of 400. The re j the disciples belonged to the same dis-

trict of country . 8. " In ou r own tongue wherein we

were born ." This remark excludes the their es tabl ishments . Twenty-f ive j possibility of Luke's meaning t ha t tho or fifty of these have been iiili1

for somo time past. Of the 400 in operation unti l Thursday night near ly 800 aro s i tuated wes t of the Alleghany mountains . Quite a number of these have signed the scale, leaving abou t 250 mills, which are at present lying idle. These employ up-ward of 100,000 men. The n u m b e r of '

llViiiglit l l o g n i Hold i trlrks.

R A V I M . R , I n d . . J u l y 4 .—O. P .

Hro tS . me the weal th ies t f a rmers of Par lA-oinly. eame to t b e Montezuina oankBinidrew 80.000, which he invest-ed in n l d bricks. The th ree swindlers 1 plass factor ies which aro uot in ope ra - ! who i®jl*d him are now being sought tion is placed a t 200 and the men arc i af ter . 1 estimated a t near ly 50,000.

m i l l e d Suicide I rnm ( ir le f .

Iti.oAiiMiToN, 111., J u l y 4.—S. T. Swinefcan, aged 50, a f a r m e r of Stan-ford, Irnij; himself Suaday. The cause was g«ef over the r ecen t accidental death <1 a daughter.

L O W LOURIST R A T E S T O BAY V I E W .

M L N O R N E W S I T E M S .

V i a t h e Detroit, ( i r a n d H a v e n Si M i l w a u -

kee K'y. I

D >vv lends towards lhe de-

Otnl climate of Bay View.

July 12, the S u m m e r Univer ?, :.nd on the 20lh the

F o r t h e W e e k Finding J n l y 2 .

The Hritish par l iament has been dis-solved.

The t reasury of the s ta te of Ken tucky is empty.

Mrs. J o h n Homer died a t Fa i rbury , ; eou),! unders tand.

tongues were merely an ecstatic or im-passioned s ty le of discourse.

0, 10. "Par lh ians , Medes, Elamilcs:" j In the Pers ian kingdom. It was among these peoples tha t Shr.limuiesor k ing of i Assyria, se t t led the capt ive ten tribes, j "Mesopotamia:" The country lying be- , tween t h e river Tigr is ami the river Euphrates . " Judea : " Judea appears in | the ca ta logue of na t ions as t h e repre-sentat ive of "Aramaic ," because S t ' Luke desired to e n u m e r a t e all t he lan- ;

guages spoken tha t day by the disciples on whom the Spirit had fallen. "Cap-padocia, Ponlus, Asia, Phrygia, Pam-phylia:" These were all countries with-in Asia Minor. " E g y p t : " The vast number of Jewish residents in Egypt had nccessitaled the t ransla t ion of the

i Hebrew Scriptures in to a language they " T h e pa r t s of Libya

)r ad vantages. ml Haven & Milwaukee R'y

111., aged 100 years. I abou t Gyrene:" Libya laid to the wes t Eire among business houses in Bel- of E g y p t "S t r ange r s from Rome:"

f a s t Ireland, caused a loss of $500,000. These were , no doubt , a Lat in-speaking A lea ther t rust , with a capi ta l of people. " J e w s and proselytes:" Th is

81.000,000, has been formed in New Jer - has re ference not merely to the Romans sey. j last named, but to all t h e countries con-

Theodore T h o m a s has issued a pros- tained in the catalogue. Uv. a ' t r a d i n g thousands by pectus of the musical p rog ramme for 11. "Cretes:" Inhab i t an t s of Crete,

As usual the ! the fair . now called Candia, a large and well-Oscar Belknap, of Fairfield, la . , tried known island in the Medi terranean sea.

. . . * T II to c remate his wife by se t t ing he r cloth- "Arabians :" Largo numbers of J e w s trip t ickets f rom i o n " j were se t t led in Arabia. " T h e wonder-

fvery day, f r o m July 11 to e x c i t c | I i e n t i m s ^ c a u s c d j n ful works of God:" T h e disciples praised

ve, r f lurn limit Augus t 13. l r t . l u n d by an a t tack on I 'arnel l ' s m e m - 1 t ; o < 1 i n t h e s e < 1 , f f e r c n t languages, thus * 1 on- by a p r i e s t 1 o f f t- ' r i n(f 1° o n th i s b i r thday of the

/ w ' n t . i • w c , , , • new creat ion, the homage of all nations, Oats will harves t eighty-five bushels . . . i in- x . , the hal le luiah of the human race.

- to the acre in Illinois, so says the s ta te „ , r hnard of a«yi-icnltim». ! M amazed, and were in

doubt:" Not s t rong enough for the orig-i n a l Were thoroughly perplexed, utr ter ly a t a less.

PRACTICAL SCOOESTIOXS. 1. Ver. 1. The condit ion of tho do-

scent of the Holy Ghost wi th convert-

FREE To those w h o ask for it.

excellence the finpst s u m m e r resort in

the West. Send to J . M. Hall, Bay

View, Mich., for the "Assembly Her-a ld ," telling all HIHMU the a t t ract ions and expense.

Rev. Shelby Hardy and his t w o daughters were killed by l ightning near Ridgeville, Tenn .

Twenty-five chi ldren were m a crit-ical condition a t Pa toka , ind., f r o m e a t -inp poisoned ice. cream.

I,1»L of I'IM | . I | i i i ed L e t t e r s ,

Remaining in th- Post Offloe at Lowell ,

' g Ju ly 2nd, 1892: S. Barre t t , Mrs Lib hos. Kennedy, Mrs

Mich., week

LADIES—MRS Hapeman. Mrsl Alice Torpy.

G E N T S — E P.I E. B. lAne. Ira

Persons claii

ing power in the church is ever the same . . . . i , as a t His firstcominir. Oneness of hear t ,

several families were made homeless bv . . . . , . i -i i - j • • . 1 and unitetl, believing, persevering

a landslide in Cmcinnati . ... _ i i » • .», i . 1 prayer will assuredly b r ing the la rges t A rowboat a t Cologne, Germany, j b l e s s ing . -Bn t l e r .

sprang a leak and sank and five girls ^ V e r ^ Yet God's work of revival and one man were drowned.

A dozen houses were wrecked and

E have only a few of them, but every lady

should have one.

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'I he first b o d i e s r e l eased w e r e t h o s e of t h e e n g i n e e r . Geo rge W. (sborey, of For i W a y n e , w h o s e sku l l w a s c n i s h e d ; H a v-y Dun lap . s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of b ' ' ! wh i ch w a s n o t m a n g l e d ; Cha r . cb H e l m , which w a s r e d u c e d al-m o s t t o a p u l p and e n t i r e l y b e y o n d rec-o g n i t i o n , Roth He lm a n d D u n l a p re-• i d e d a t P e r u . Al 1 :30Sunday a f t e r n o o n m o s t of t h e c a r s had b e e n t a k e n o u t , a n d t h e r e m a i n s o f T r a i n m a s t e r C h a r l e s W i l c o x w e r e r e m o v e d f r o m u n d e r t h e ( t ender . One a r m a n d o n e l e g w e r e 1>roken. His f ace w a s c u t a n d h i s h i p s w e r e f r i g h t f u l l y m a s h e d . In h i s p o c k e t w a s f o u n d his wa t ch , w h i c h h a d s topped « t 1:20. T h e body of t he firman. F. E . fMoore, of L a f a y e t t e , w a s f o u n d c r u s h e d (d r ead fu l l y u n d e r t he e n g i n e S u n d a y

•evening . T h e c o r p s e s w e r e p l a c e d in r o u g h

(boxes S u n d a y e v e n i n g a n d s e n t h o m e , hind C o r o n e r Gibson w i l l hold t h e in-iques t t h e r e . T h e n a m e of o n e o t h e r m a n , H e a d R r a k c m a n D i c k i n s o n , of A n d r e w s , won ld h a v e b e e n added t o t h e l i s t of dead h a d h e n o t g o n e b a c k Vi t h e c a b o o s e a f e w m o m e n t s b e f o r e t h e acc iden t . Wilcox, D u n l a p a n d H e l m

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F r e e p o r t .

M u s Nellie S m i t h , of A d a . v is i ted rel-

a t ives he re o v e r S u n d a y .

Lad ies u n i o n p r a y e r m e e t i n g a t t h e

U . B. c h u r c h F r i d a y a f t e r n o o n .

J n o . N o r m a n a n d H . C. P e c k h a m

w e r e iu t h e Val ley Ci ty last week .

Tho lad ies aid socie ty will se rve Ice

c r e a m S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g , J u l y 16.

Mesdumes N. a n d F . D. Hray ton w e r e

a t t h e count}' s e a t Fr iday a f t e r n o o n .

Mrs W . H . P a r d e e a n d Miss Nel l ie

Y a r g e r e n j o y e d t h e S a b b a t h in B o w n e . ;

A d a m G a c k e l e r is t a k i n g a t h i r t y |

d a y s vaca t ion w h i l e his t e a m s e n j o y s a j

r e s t .

C. V. R ieg le r a n d J a s . Cool e n j o y e d (?)1

a s iege w i t h n e u r a l g i a in the i r f aces last j

w e e k .

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u n i o n of h is old r e g i m e n t a t Albion th i s

w e e k .

C. O. S t o n e a n d son j u t u p a ve ry a t -

t r a c t i v e n e w s ign in f r o n t ol the i r s to re |

l as t week .

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w e e k d u r i n g p r a c t i s e h o u r s of o u r cor-1

n e t b a n d .

H . Clementi r e t u r n e d F r i d a y , f r o m

n o r t h e r n Mich igan , h igh ly de l i gh t ed

wi th his t r ip .

Miss Jess i e Coons, of C a m p b e l l v is i ted

F r e e p o r t f r i e n d s last week the u u e s t of

S . U a s k i n s a n d wi fe .

S . A l b r i g h t a n d w i f e e n t e r t a i n e d El

m e r l l y n e s a n d br ide of L a k e Odessa , a

l e w d a y s last w e e k .

The wool c l ip was a b o u t m a r k e t e d

last w e e k , on ly a f e w s t r a y loads com-

i n g in s ince S a t u r d a y .

Mrs V a n W o r m e r l e f t l i s t week fo r

Cascade w h e r e she is a t p resen t e m p l o y -

ed in t h e H o t e l a t t he Spr ings .

W o l c o t t & Hi l l p u t u p a n e w s ign las t

week so t h a t p a t r o n s wil l h a v e n o

t roub le in finding t h e m h e r e a f t e r .

Miss Ivy Moul ton w e n t to H a s t i n g s

last week w i t h Chas . Wil l a n d w i f e

w h e r e she wil l e n j o y herself v i s i t i ng .

Mrs A . F . Nag le r a n d c h i l d r e n , of

H o w a r d C i ty a r e e n j o y i n g t h e m s e l v e s

a m o n g old f r i e n d s a n d re la t ives he re .

F. E . B r u n n e r a n d wi fe , of G 'd R a p i d s

a c c o m p a n i e d L u c i a n Wi l l a n d w i f e t o

F reepor t S a t u r d a y on a v is i t to p a r e n t s

of bo th .

R e v . O. H . J o h n s o n a n d w i f e a r e ge t -

t i n g nicely se t t l ed in t h e i r n e w h o m e

w h e r e t h e y g i v e n e w a n d old f r i e n d s a

w a r m w e l c o m e .

A. D. S h e p a r d a n d f a m i l y d r o v e o v e r

t o Lowe l l S u n d a y so t h e y m i g h t h e a r

t h e first s o u n d s of I n d e p e n d e n c e Day

ahead of t h e r e s t of us.

J u n e 29lh w a s F reepo r t ' s . d a y a t t h e

c o u n t y s e a t ; Messrs T . S u l l i v a n , Geo .

Ke l l y , S. Roush , H. a n d L u c i a n Wi l l be-

ing a m o n g t h e v i s i to rs .

Messrs B a r t W a s h b u r n , of A d a , a n d

Roy Wil l , of H a s t i n g s , a lso Cnas . Wi l l

a n d w i f e w e r e In a t t e n d a n c e a t t h e Wi l l

— S c h m e l c h e r w e d d i n g last w e e k .

Mesdames J n o . R e n t e r a n d A. G a c k -

e ler w e r e in Lowel l t he 29th a n d 30 ih ;

s p e n d i n g a por t ion of t h e i r t i m e w i t h S.

S. Y e i t e r a n d f a m i l y n e i r McCords,

A l v a , t h e s t a n d a r d bred ho r se w h i c h

su f f e r ed f r o m s u c h a t e r r ib le e x p e r i e n c e

lately is d o i n g nicely u n d e r t h e unceas -

ing a n d p a i n s - t a k i n g c a r e of J . B r o w n .

Geo. H a y w o o d w h o h a s been f o r k i n g

f o r S. F i n c h s o m e t i m e h a s dec ided t o

m o v e b a c k t o " L i n d e n " a n d will occupy

J . B r u n n e r ' s house n e a r t h e school

house .

T h e L . A. S . of t h e Cong ' I c h u r c h is

in a flourishing condi t ion . T h e y e n j o y

a la rge r u n of c u s t o m on every socie ty

d a y ; a b o u t 80 g e n t l e m e n t a k i n g d i n n e r

a t t h e i r r o o m s on t h e 29th .

Mr a n d Mrs Markle , of Cascade , w e r e

in t o w n last week long e n o u g h to load

the f u r n i t u r e be long ing to t he l a t t e r a t

Mrs V a n W o r m e r ' s la te res idence .

They v is i ted f r i e n d s in C a m p b e l l ove r

n i g h t .

Miss C l a r a S c h m e l c h e r a n d L u c i a n

Wi l l w e r e u n i t e d i u m a r r i a g e a t t h e

h o m e of t h e br ide ' s p a r e n t s , J u n e 30lh

R )y Wi l l a n d Miss I v y Moulton a c c o m -

pan ied t h e m to E l m d a l e w h e r e t hey

took the t r a i n fo r G r a n d R a p i d s to re-

muin un t i l S a t u r d a y the h o n o r e d q u e s t s

of F . E B r u n n e r a n d wife .

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r e s iden t of B o w n e , h u n g h imse l f in V .

W a l t o n V s u g a r s h a n t y t h i s (Tues lay)

m o r n i n g . Despondency t h e cause .

Grea t e x c i t e m e n t . No f u r t h e r p a r t i c u -

l i r s can be got in t i m e for t h i s week ' s

issue.

Mrs L. Sper ry a n d d a u g h t e r s a r e visit-

ing in Sunf i e ld t h i s week w h e r e t hey

wil l be j o i n e d by Mr S. w h o s t a r t e d f u r

h o m e last week T h u r s d a y . Mr S p e r r y

w e n t t o S a v a n n a h , Ga. , last Apr i l w h e r e

h e has r e m a i n e d un t i l n o w w h e n Infl i m -

m a t i o n in his fee t i n c a p a c i t a t e s h i m fo r

w o i k .

A l t o n .

F r a n k C o n d o n is qu i t e s i ck .

Mrs D e g r a w is on the sick l is t .

Mrs L. M. Carl is r ecove r ing f r o m h e r

i l lness.

Mr a n d Mrs Leba rou a r e v is i t ing Mi

a n d Mrs Scot ie ld .

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F r a n k L e w i s , t e a c h e r ,

Mrs C leve l and , of P e n n . , is v i s i t ing

Mr a n d Mrs Jos ie Linn.

Miss F r a n k Lavende r ' s h o r s e go t bad

ly c u t o n e d a y las t week.

N o r m a Cole, of Lowell , S u n d a y e d

w i t h Miss Cora G o d f r e y .

Miss Daniels , of S a r a n a c , visi ted a t

Geo. G o d f r e y ' s las t week .

F r e d Scotield a n d C h a r l i e Godf rey

held t h e 4 t h a t G 'd Riu i is.

F r e d Scol icld. of Traversa C i t y , is v i s -

i t i ng his p a r e n t s in this place.

Mr a n d Mrs Ho lmes a n d Miss S a r a h

W h i l e w e r e in Lowell t he 4Lh.

F red Scof ie ld is emp loyed as b u y e r in

a flouring mill , a t Traverse C i t y .

Mrs Geo . Moon, of Oiisco, visi ted at

Mrs Ot i s W h i t e ' s one day las t week .

Mrs S t u r g i s a n d g r a n d s o n , of Muske-

g o n , Is v is i t ing h e r son, E . C a m p b e l l .

Mrs R e d d i n g , of Ind . , is v i s i t ing her

pa r en t s , Mr a n d Mrs Reed, of Al ton .

Mrs C h r i s m a n has r en ted a house in

Lowel l , a n d i n t e n d s to m o v e there soon .

Mrs E v a Dickens , of S m y r n a , ha s

been w i t h her m o t h e r , Mrs D e g r a w , t h e

p a s t w e e k .

Mrs Mary - l a n g u i d , of G 'd Rap ids ,

d ied S a t u r d a y , J u l y 2nd a t h e r h o m e in

t h a t c i t y .

T w e n t y of H . D. W e e k s f r i e n d s a n d

n e i g h b o r s , took d inne r w i t h h i m J u l y

4 t h . A m u s e m e n t s were pedro , fishing

a n d o t h e r g a m e s .

Mrs L y l e Condon has rece ived w o r d

f r o m h e r f a t h e r . W a r r e n F o r d , of D.tk. ,

t h a t t h e y h a d th re shed a n d saved 1,400

ot last seasons w h e a t .

Mrs A d o l p h Mason a n d Miss M c l n t y r e ,

of G 'd R a p ' d s , s t a r t s fo r S a n Diego, Ca l . ,

to visi t Mrs Mason ' s p a r e n t s , Mr a n d

Mrs K e e n l y , t h i s week .

T h e ou t look is g loomy f o r h a y i n g a n d

bai ves t w o r k a n d un less t h e g r o u n d

dr ies be fo re t h e ha rves t , i t wi l l be d i f -

ticiilt t o r u n b inde r s on s o f t g r o u n d .

Vi s i to r s a t P e r r y P u r d y ' s t h e p a s t

week were , Mr? Dr, Spence r , of G r a t t a n

C e n t r e , Mrs F r e d J o n e s a n d d a u g h -

te r a n d J o h n J a k e w a y a n d w i f e of G r a t - 1

t a n .

A y o u n g fe l low by t h e n a m e of Chas .

Reed , s to le a s u i t of c lo thes f r o m W i l l

H e r r i n g l o n , of C a n n o n , a n d a t t e m p t e d

t o s t ea l a horse . H e w a s t r a cked to A l -

ton a n d a r r e s t e d and t a k e n to G 'd Rap-

ids f o r s a f e k e e p i n g .

£iui(lBie.

T h e d a m p n e s s ot S a t u r d a y c h e c k e d

t h e m a k i n g of h a y .

T h e wool m a r k e t p r o v e d be t t e r i n

o u r case t h a n last year .

Mrs W m . G r a h a m a n d d a u g h t e r s ,

J e n n i e a u d B e r t h a were g u e s t s of J . C.

E n g l i s h on F r i d a y .

If w o are t o c red i t A . G. D u n n &. COB

w e e k l y r e p o r t th i s season Is to be a g r e a t

one f o r t be a g r i c u l t u r i s t s of th i s c o u n t y .

N o w t o t h e bes t of o u r k n o w l e d g e a n d

belief a t leas t abou t one-hal f t h a t r e p o r t

is w i n d , b lown in the i n t e r e s t of m i d d l e

th i s s t a t e a n d o the r s , In tended f o r ; MownoCenter .

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e I a l all, a n d o t h e r t l iou^ands of a e n s S tone , of W e s t B o w n e ,

t h a t will sc.ireely p a y fo r tlie hired h e l p ph . -na S a u l s b u r y , of G r a n d Rap ids , ii

e x p e n d e d on t h e m . , v i s i t ing h e r b r o t h e r . W a i t e r ,

A b o u t 40 of t he M. E . S u n d a y school I I'ln- c l i ck ing of t h e m o w i n g m a c h i n j

w e r e g u e s t s of C . S. Eng l i sh on t h e eve r e m i n d s u ? t h s t h l y i n g is he re . of t he 411., t he l a t t e r g a v e an e x h i b i t i o n * A m a n d B c a n

w i t h h is m a g i c l a n t e r n a n d e lec t r ic h o m e t o s t a y un t i l a f t e r t h e f o u r t h , l i gh t . T h e m a g n i f y i n g power m a d e a , . mo. qu i to m e a s u r e t en fee t f r o m t h e ex- K ' A B u " k , , r h n a " " P r o v e d t h e lool

i r e n u ty or i t s legs. I ce c ream a n d e tc . o f h l B h m M ' h y a f r w h 0 0 , 1 1 ^ J v , , n t -w e r e se rved , f u r n i s h e d by the m e m b e r s M ' " ^ n i . StnuiTer is s u f f e r i n g fr<

ol t h e school. t he e f f ec t s of a l a rge boil on h e r h a n d j

E l i sha T r o w b r i d g e had eleven s h e e p i ^ good m a n y in th i s v ic in i ty took

kil led iast F r iday n i g h t a n d seve ra l t l 1 0 " ' g h l s a t IK)well a n d Ca ledon ia J |

m o r e u u i n u - d a n d as usua l there is no M 1 -

proof of w h o s e dog d o n e f h e m i s c h i e f . J o h n L i v i n g s t o n h a s i m p r o v e d

E v e r y m a n f r o m ClarksvUle to Lowel l j looks of Ins f a r m by c l ea r ing u p

k n o w s it w a s n ' t h i s dog . And n o w M r ' r o a d s i d e wes t o i h is house .

i i d i t o r as y o u a r e cons idered one of t h e

lead ing t e a c h e r s of t h e p resen t a d v a n c e d

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•oru—to Mr and Mrs J o h n S i e p h e n -

i, J u n e 25, a d a u g h t e r .

f h e Lad ies Aid Socie ty will mee t w i t h

m C h a s Reyno lds J u l y 0.

[elf H u l b e r t ha s g o n e lo tho So ld ie r s

[line in G r a n d R a p i d s to r t he s u m m e r .

Miss E m m a T h o m p s o n and a n o t h e r

iung l ady f r o m N e w a y g o a re p i c k i n g

n i w b e r n e s f o r C l in ton S n o w .

M. M. P e r r y a n d f a m i l y , of Lowel l ,

!;r8 A d a l a d e Morse a n d d a u g h t e r , of

r a n d Rapids, Mrs Orville* Reyno lds a n d

ir a n d Mrs J o h n W o o d i n g , visited a t

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so to t he beau ' i e e a n d prof i t of p e t t i n g

t a m e wolves , e x p e c t i n g to m a k e a sue

c t s s in sheep h u s b a n d r y in c o n n e c t i o n

w i t h t he s a m e . H o w would a d o g t a x

l ike th is d o : E v e r y l i m e sheep a r e kill-

ed every o w n e r of a d o g o r dogs p a y in-

t o t h e t r e a s u r y $1 00. w i t h o u t a n y e x

cep l ions unless t he d o g o w n e r s p roved

whose d o g a c t u a l l y d o n e lhe deed , t h e n

co l lec t of h i m , t h u s p u l i n g a j l t h e re

spons ib i l i ty w h e r e it belongs.

Mr Chas . HlaW- slee, of Wes t Lo*

occup ied t h e pu iut a l th is p l ace Suij

eve on a c c o u n t of Rev. S te l fe ' s ab^

a t t e n d i n g c a m p • n e e l i n g a t W o o d b

Tin? s t r a w b e r r y social a t Mr Elli^

W e s t Bo.vne, w a s a success finaiu

Tlie r e m a i n s of A m u Sincla i r

W i m e r m u t e ) w i i s i n t e r r e d in t h e

ce iuc tea ry on S a t u r d a y .

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South Uoatuu.

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sa l i s f ac l i un .

S o m e pota toes w e r e p l an t ed Ji |

Q u e r y — " w i l l t h e y m a t u r e . "

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d a n c e a t t h e c a u c u s f r o m the coil

S a r a n a c on S a t u r d a y .

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h a y Held J u l y 4 i h , b u t So. Bos i

D r Wel l s Co s C a t h a r t i c Capsu les re i h e best k n o w n p h y s i c for horses ,

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Urat tHn Uulherini fH,

E. L Brooks has a fine n e w c a r r i a g e

Mrs P. McCauley is i m p r o v i n g s lowly .

F rank M c A r t h u r has a very sick c o w .

J u n e w e p t a t h e r d e p a r t u r e a n d J u l y

jo ldly took h e r place.

Many w e r e m a d e g lad t o l e a r n t h a t 1 W e l 1 r e p r e # e a w d 4 1 L o W e , l ' 8 , 1 1

E m b r e e Les t e r c o n t i n u e s to i m p r o v e . j L , r Ml l l iman h a s a Champioi

Mrs A m b i e J e n k s s t a r t e d T u e s d a y for

G r a n d Rapids , to rece ive med ica l t rea t -

m e n t . S h e w a s a c c o m p a n i e d by h e r

m o t h e r , Mrs W m . C a s n e r .

Mrs ( ' h a s E d d y is a t Pe toskey a t t end-

ing t h e m a r r i a g e of her n iece . Miss

A u d r e y H u n t l e y , t o L. Be r t Cole. All

w i t h w h i c h h e has c i i t 2 b a c i :

wil l sell i t c h e a p aa he h a s n o

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g r a s s of H . T u c k e r a u d has

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i n g s a n d happ iness .

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in Dis t . No. 7, G r a t tan-Oak field, S a t u r

d a y , w i t h a n i n t e r e s t i n g p r o g r a m well

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a l i ke t r ea ted to o r a n g e s by thei r t h o u g h t

f u l t eache r .

Mrs Morr ice T r u m b u l l rece ived a d i s -

p a t c h S a t u r d a y , s a y i n g t h a t h e r s i s te r ,

Mrs Mary Mangold , of G r a n d Rapids , i t h e e x c u r s i o n t o Muskegon ,

had passed a w a y , m a k i n g a sad f o u r t h Miss A n n i e M u r p h y is s u .

for t he w h o l e f a m i l y , w h o h a v e o u r t en - o n e of t h o s - d e t e s t f u l p l a g u deres t s y m p a t h y . „ ,

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Mrs George A c k e r t e n t e r t a i n e d a l a r g e C a n a d a , a r e v i s i t ing t h e fori

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the i r g r o v e ; t h i r t y - f i v e y o u n g people Miss S te l l a G r a h a m ente i

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