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THE TIMES will run twelve pages from now till until Jan. 1st. I Subscribers Take Notice m r 1 H has 400 more circula tion than any other paper in Shiawassee County. 1j 1 Advertisers Take Notice. T I i VOL, XV, NO. 35, 0W0SS0, MICE, NOVEMBER 9, 1894. WHOLE NO. 746 THE TlflES M - ORGANS. PIANOS - PALACE, A. B. CHASE ESTEY S. G. CtilCKERINQ, KIMBALL, BOARDMAN & ORAY, STERLING, KIMBALL, BELL, C0LBY EDNA, CUMMINS. LAWERANCE--7 Oct. rTH E Mich. S. M. & Organ Co., OWOSSO, MICH. All goods at wholesale and retail. Lowest Prices Guaranteed ' See us before you buy. . SEWING MACHINES. BICYCLES. WHITE, COLUMBIA, STANDARD RAMBLER, STANDARD, WINTON, DOMESTIC, HICKORY, AMERICAN, COLUflBUS, NEW HOME, LOVELL DIAMOND, HOUSEHOLD. WALDO, n IS difforeat makes from 115 up. CRESCENT, & others OUR COMPETITORS our on evzkY thing, x: U Tx i i r-rT Zjft C WF (TML kit-I I C KJUUpo 4to ANARCHIST ALTGELD'S CLIQUE BURIED FROM SIGHT BY HONEST 'MEN. i r n Q Money ABOUT A Saturday, Nov. 17, we shall open up our Basement Salesroom, now being newly refitted. This room will Wjm be 22x85, and we shall have it full of Bargains. Our M Holiday Goods will then.be displayed, y It will pay you to come miles to see our wonderful WE SHALL HAVE A5 DAY OPENING SALE ! Watch the Papers for further news and be on hand Nov. 17 19 and 20. TINWARE BARGAINS NOW ON SALE This 2 qt. Tea Pot for... 10c 1 qt. Tea Pot.. 8c 2 qt. cov ered pail for . . Gc 3 qt. cov ered pails.. 10c 4 qt. tin oil cans 14c 2 qt. pieced dipper Gc 2 qt. copper bottom dipper 10c No. 7 tea kettles .'30c No. 8 boilers 85c 10 qt. pieced dish pans. . ..10c 8x10 (8na) bread tins 5c GxO tin. bread tins 5c Good steamers, No. S 25c Splendid chopping bowls all sizes, each 10c Mrs. Potts', Nickle Tlatcd Sad Irons, 3 in set with handle and stand, special, per set 85c Common Sad Irons, per lb 4c Nickle plated Sad Irons, per lb 5c Steel Chisels at 15c, 23c, and 30c. All these are good goods and are Bargains. , All sizes up to 10-10 Bits, each 10c Largo sizes up to 18-10, each 15c All Steel Hammers 25c Strap Hinges, per pair ; . . . Gc i "T" Hinges, per pair Cc Other sizes at, per pair 7c to 10c 4x5 Shelf Brackets, per pair 5c SPECIAL NOTICE . ' Remember everything sold you is first-class and if not satis factory return same and change it or get your money. We came to Owosso to do business and so far we have done three times what we expected. . We have a store at Kalamazoo 22x inn fill nil with foods and can sunnlv vou with almost any thing. "Come often" and especially to see our store and get acquainted. Yours lor bargains, Kalamazoo Bargain Store, THE CONGER COMPANY,Proprietors, Wert Exchange St.. - OWOSSO, MICH IN ITS GRAVE. United States Places the Remains of the Democratic Party. MICHIGAN ENDORSES JOHN T. RICH BY 105,000 PLURALITY NEW YORK FOREVER DISPOSES OF D. B. HILL MORTON HAS 153,000 PLURALITY. Tammany Robbers, Murderers and Thieves Turned Over to Justice by Demo crats and Republicans. PROFESSOR WILSON WITH HIS BILL CAN GO BACK TO ENGLAND TO DINE; The Solid South Repudiates the Perfidy, and Dishonor of its Congressmen. V ; THE NATION REDEEMED FROM THE CLUTCHES OF FREE TRADE PROSPERITY-DESTROYERS. SHIAWASSEE COUNTY FOR PROTECTION AND GOOD WAGES BY 1,800 MAJORITY. Twelve Men Elected to Congress from Michigan Who Will Represent Its Industries and Not Its Poorhouses. 4n it Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. ABSOUtEUtf FUSE The New York Advertiser, of Wednesday morning said editorially: "The battle Is over. The enemy Is rout ed, republicanism has triumphed. Trotee tion will still protect and Tammany is over thrown. The victory means that the great American people have been aroused and have shown themselves worthy of their glorious heritage. It means the death beyond all possibility of resuscitation of that party which for forty years has never had power without showing an increased capac ity for blundering and Incompetency. "Finally, the victory means that from the lakes to the gulf, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific we should give thanks for the downfall of tho democratic party and all it stands for and the triumph of protection, law, order, good government and all that makes for the glory of the nation. The democratic party is indeed dead, and it can not be born again. "Praise God from whom all blessings flow." EPQBLICANISM, protection and decency have triumphed over democracy, free trade and Tammanyism. Love of home, com fort and plenty which had been taken away by the democratic victory of 1892, has controlled tho voting in 1894 and tho re sult is a majority that insures u republican president in 1896 and a return of prosperity from ocean to ocean and from the north to the south border. The victory in Michigan is, first, tho endorsement of honesty in the state capitol and the nomination of American men for public office, and, second, tho repudiation by tho workingmen of Michi gan of tho policy that takes away their bread and butter and allows tho cx-confcdcrato brigadier who knows nothing of tho northern industry to throttle tho business of these great northern states. The victory in Shiawassee is a magnificent endorsement of John T. Rich by tho voters, governed by their own convictions .and conscience and not by a crowd led by a brazen, swaggering leader, whoso republicanism . is not of the kind that believes the majority should rule, but who believes in per sonal gain and "rulo or ruin." Tammany is overthrown. New York and Brooklyn arc disen thralled from a yoke held on by thieve, murderers, thugs and black mailers who have sucked out tho very lifcbloocl of theso great American cities. Tho condemnation of tho democratic policy is the result of two years of hard study and thought and not a sudden fancy as was the work of 1892. Of the election tho New York Tribune says: "Tho Ten Command mcnts have prevailed by majorities that vindicate tho right of tho people to rule. Thou shalt not steal, the country says to those who havo sold the industries of tho Nation for profits in sugar speculations. Thou shalt hot steal, tho Stato says to Hill, and to others who robbed tho people of tho Stato of the right to rule themselves. Thou shalt not steal, nor lie, nor barter away the rights of the city to professional abortionists, say tho people of tho city to Tammany Hall. No one can measure the practical effect of the votes recorded to-day. The triumph of tho Re form ticket of New York means honest elections hereafter, and will cut off a revenuo of millions which the Democratic party has drawn from vice and crime. Tho defeat of Hill sends back to powerless ignominy tho wholo band of brigands by whom tho Stato has been robbed, and returns to tho honest peoplo the power to govern themselves by honest elections." Congressman Charles A. Towne. After March 4th next Charles A. Towne, of Duluth, Minn., can bo addressed as Con gressman. Some time ago wo made men tion of his success in defeating for the nomination a millionaire candidate after one of the warmest lights ever witnessed in Minnesota. Prom the minute his nomina tion was declared, Mr. Towne went to work vigorously to redeem a democratic district. How successful his work was done is shown by the magnificent majority of 5,000 rolled up for him. The Times predicts for Mr. Towne a brilliant and useful career as a member of congress. Ills Owosso friends are highly pleased with bis success. Senator McMillan's Greeting. To the people of Michigan: fc! .ji 44, CD The returns at midnight indicate that the republicans have carried the state by up wards of 70,000 plurality; that we have elected republicans in every congressional district and chosen an overwhelming major ity in both branches of thn lptrislatnrfl. I On behalf of the republican state central committee 1 desire to heartily congratulate republicans on their magnificent victory and also to assure those who have this year for the first time voted a republican ticket that the party acknowledges their assistance in rebuking democratic mismanagement of na tional affairs. Both at home and abroad the overwhelming success imposes on the victors grave responsibilities and they will endeavor to act so as to deserye an equal mark of confidence two years hence. James McMillan, Chairman. W. A. McGuire, a well known citizen of McKay, Ohio, is of the opinion that there Is nothing as good for childen troubled with colds or croup as Chamberlain's Congh rem edy, lie has used it in his family for seve ral years with the best results and always keeps a bottle of it in the house. After haying la grippe he was himself troubled with a severe cough, lie used other reme dies without benefit and then concluded to try the children's medicine and to his delight it Boon effected a permanent cure. 50 cent bottles for sale by Johnson & rienderson , Durand. Dr. Love and family visited relatives near Corunna the first of the week Mr. Miller, of Flushing, was In town Monday Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schad were given a pleasant surprise on Tuesday evening by the ladies and Knights of Maccabees, About fifty were present and left as a token of esteem a handsome couch Joe Fair is working at Owosso- Mrs. F. Bowers had a visit from her brother, of Lansing, the past week Mrs. J. M. Fitch entertained the aid sooi etyof theM, E. church on Wednesday after noon Mrs. James Marks visited here Tuesday Mrs. W. Barlow's brother is visiting here Miss Nellie Uoss, of Owos so, visited Susie Tyler the last of the week ; Artie Whelanof Shiawassee, visited his aunt, Mrs. M. Scoagale, on Sunday A long torch-light procession and Bliss spee'ek were the principal features of the republi-4 can rally here Monday evening- Mr. and Mrs. W. demons have a little son -R. J. Gee started north to hunt on Monday eve ning T. Lovely, of Perry, has Just moved here to start a harness shop Mis. A. C. McBride has been sick the past week -Mrs. J. Ilaskins enjoyed a visit from her sister UicT past 'w7;ek?CTr L'celand' house is nearly completed Stephen Dar ling, an eight year old boy, fell from a horse Monday and received severe injuries, dislo cating his elbow. The boy is doing well under the care of Dr. Cowles J. R. Jones is about to move on a farm six miles northeast of here A little son of Charles Van Wormer living one mile west of hero is very low with typhoid fever P. A. lllvett's restauraut has been moved oo block south and east of its old stand. Postmaster Clark Smith, of Corunna, says he is still a democrat, even "worse than ever." It May Do as Much For You. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, 111., wriMs that he had a severe kidney trouble ffcr many years, with severe pains in his badt and also that his bladder waa affected. lie tried many so-called cures but without any good result. About a year ago he begfta the use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure all kidney and liver troubles and often gives almost Instant relief On trial will prove our statement. Price only 50c for large bottle. At Johnson & Ilea derson's drug store. . Dressed pork brings $5.00 per hundred in Owosso market. Government Reports ON TESTS OF Baking: Powders. Analysis by the Chief Chemist of the U. S. Agricultural Dep't proves Dr. Price's to be superior in leavening strength and purity to all other powders. THE PROOF. (From Official Record). Leavening Gu. Cub. in. per of. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder 166 The award of highest honors to Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder at the World's Columbian Fair was the result of investigation, ( by the Government authorities and leading experts in food products. It stamps Dr. Price's as the best and strongest, baking powder ever offered to the public. K '