The true northerner. [volume], October 13, 1905, Image 4

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THE TRUE NORTHERNER.
rt'BLIfcHEl BY
T . 4 E TRUE NORTHERNER PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
EMrred inthi rfif' a l'aw raw- Mirl'i:an
as jfcond cLis mill -nitu r
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Largest Circulation in the County
KUIIM'UII'TION
81c Motitl.H
3 Month
Single CopW'
Kibbie 'phone.
1 it ,vr In vano.
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Ji"opal Corrjmenj'.
" Wmatkvh: may bo thought of Judge
Grant's individual views in some direc
tions it must be conceded by all that his
appeal for the better enforcement of law,
and his declaration that "one of the great
dangers to the republic is lawlessness
nnd disregard of law," is deserving of
attention and respect. As a member of
the supreme court of the state, as well as
a student and intelligent observer of
passing movements and tendencies,
Judge Grant is qualified as few men are
to give warning where warning is needed
and to urge action in directions that
should not be neglected. Reverence for
law as the religion of the nation is the
statement of an ideal that will owe its
clearest conception and best advocacy
to Michigan and its people, ns is true of
some other of our nation's most health
ful sentiments.
CorNTK v merchants, through failure
to prcperly put their wares before the
public by judicious advertising, are partly
to blame for the business that is done by
mail order houses in a vicinity, for the
way in which the mail order house gets
its business is by a judicious ue of
printer's ink. This alone will not do it
unle-s the elTort is directed in the most
approved and modern form, anil even
then it remains a fact that there is too
little local patriotism extant, and too
little spirit to help and be helped, among
the people of every community. In
small communities like this about all
there is to keep the wheels of huiueH
machinery oiled and going i the mutual
aid given by the members cf the com
munity to each other, an exchange of
patronage advantageous to all. The
person who does not help in this way
has absolutely no right to kick upon
the town or its prospects; in fact the
interests of the town have a right to kick
upon them and turn them down at every
turn. Exchange.
Fire Curtain Comes Down.
At Daly's theater, London, on the
Eight of July 11, the hydraulic power
that controls the asbestos curtain
pave out and the curtain slowly but
inexorably descended a few minutes
after the performance had begun.
After half an hour of unavailing at
tempts to raise the curtain the peo
ple In the theater were dismissed and
their entrance monev was refunded.
The Fine Art of Being Popular.
Notice carefully and you will find
that the man you like to talk with
lest always talks with you about your
tffalrs and not about his own. Somer
ville Journal.
Lost Kerr.
A Boston man by the name of Kerr
went out on a spree a week apo and
has not been heard of since. Maybe
the dog-catcher got him. Denver
Tost.
. Too Smart for Card Sharpers.
English card sharpers are In a. bad
Tray. One of them remarks as to
three-card niontc: . "Even the sol
diers are getting too smart for us."
"Codfish Cheese."
"Codfifh cheese" is the name given
to a canned preparation of fresh cod,
now put up in Newfoundland. It Is
used for hash or fish cakes.
French Writer a Hard Worker.
Elisee Reclus was a great worker.
Every year he turned out a volume
of his "CSeographie Universelle" from
his studio at Geneva.
Great Peach-Growing State.
Georgia has held the lead In the
production of peaches for the .Eastern
market since 19u2. She has over 7,
CCO'f'O trees.
French Judicial Etiquette.
French Judges and Judicial officials
are forbidden by the etiquette of their
profession to ride in an omnibus.
Aquatic Birds in Majority.
Aquatic birds are more numerous
than land birds.
Real Estate Transfers.
John Widderwnlt to t) M Vaughn";
lot n e cor .'11 Covert; c-'l(K).
Kate M S ('oatesto Henry Loomis; p"!
n w l4 11 South Haven; 7"0.
L H Gillett to ( A f Virlseu and w; s .v
4 n w 4 'Jl Geneva; ?1,U"U.
H J Ufty to Jacob Muth; s w 4 s e
Mi) Covert I- :) c'l.
Mary Vaiighaii to S 1) Kenuey; pel
see 11 Covert; ?-).
A M Drown to Jerome Rockwell; s
s w li n w li -S Columbia; 1.
J I) Rockwell to Jerome Rockwell;
same as lat auove; rid.
Sarah 1). Graham to Daniel Cordner:
lot ."I blk J lX I) add Decatur: tiO,li.
W D Walrath to K F Primlle: s n
w 4 and pt s w 4' ne 4 'J'.) Antwerp;? 1.
Kdw Taylor to C H Dradley and w; lot
city South Haven; ?1.
United States to Marvin Hannahs; n
w 4 .'; Covert.
United States to 11 H Comstock; n w
fractional se I; Lawrence.
United States to Justin Smith; n . s
e 4 'J; IJIooiningilale.
Anna Hulbert to Clyde Dassett; lot
blk 6 Raw Raw; iroOO.
Clyde Dassett to 1 W Hulbert and w;
lot ." blk S Raw l'aw; ,".00.
Andrew Hringleson to S V Davis; n w
4 s w i s e . Dangor; :."0.
Amanda Barnard to Mattie Wassman
et al; lot vi 11 Lawrence; ?'1IjO.
L K Woodman to J J Woodman; s w
s e 4 25 Waverly;
C H Dradley to Edw Taylor and w; lot
sec 11 South Haven; 1.
Sarah Kinnison to Lovina J Brother
ton; pel secIT DIoomingdale; $300.
K E Rouse to F C Stapleton and w; w
J lot 7 blk 7 Decatur; f 1.
J Eckenberger to RUa M Eckenberger;
und ?2 w ?8 n e H Decatur: 51.
Ella M Eckenberger to J Eckenberger
and v; same as last above; $1.
I W Rroctor to Wru Culver and w; lot
S blk 8 Raw Raw; $ 1,7(0.
Hannah Say to Mary Warner; w 12 lot
4 blkii Rhelphs' add Lawrence; ?.'V0.
Olive F Rogers to C W Van Tassell
and w: lot 7 blk IVl Raw Raw; 8 1 -00.
Marcus Eachron to Henry Holt and w;
s .l n w i4 n w )i 10 Antwerp: 1100.
Lottie E Mitchell to (J W Lyle; pt e .2
n e tl j. !!.' DIoomingdale; lJ."i.
Lewis Deebe to R E Shaver and w; n
41 a e 100 a s e .'12 1'orter; df-JiOO.
CM Monroe toStella J Doardman; und
V; pel n e J4 15 Covert; 52,000.
O W Lee to R R Sherman and w; lot
city South Haven; .'150.
II T Herron to F S Rowers: pt s e '4
s e 4 25 DIoomingdale; 500.
G W Kioieto R L Stockwell; lot 4 blk
5 Kime's add Hartford: 10.
W L Dihop to J Wilkinson et al; 1 a
s e i4 14 Raw Raw: $10.
H A Tho nas to H Dilley; n 10 a e 50 a
n J s e ?4 12 Geneva; 125
Reduces Public Debt.
With the most atiffac lory revenue
for hftt en yo?-s, the New South
WaV.'s government will he enabled to
reduce the puNie debt by ,t:3iutou0
and the floating debt by .ClOn.UOO,
while retaining a substantial sum.
Patchouli Plant.
The patchouli plant is a native of
India and China, where it is quite
common. It is also grown success
fully in Ceylon, Paraguay and the
French possesions of La Reunion. The
leaves and branches possess a musk
like perfume and upon distillation fur
nish the essence of patchouli. It re
sembles the sage plant in height and
form, but its leaves are less fleshy.
Geese and Featb-r Beds.
The plains of Hungary are web
adapted for the raising of geese, and
travelers in that country are often en
tertained by seeing, from passing
trains, great flocks of geese feeding In
the fields and watched by gooseherds.
&o many feathers are yielded by these
geese that four "bed feather markets"
are held annually at Budapest and at
each market from 6n0.0o0 to "oo.uOO
rounds of bed feathers are placed od
sale.
Vengeance Is Quick.
Prof. Sutterlin writes in the Frank
furter Zeitung that it is dangerous to
bring complaint against a Naples
coachman for cruelty to animals; he
knows of an Englishman who did so,
and was found dead next day in a nar
row street with a dagger wound in his
heart.
Took No Chances.
"I can't stop ter talk now," said
HUllil pit ill mm- iuv unit u.
cane, an I wlne ter see 'bout takln
out insurance on it. Kaze you know,
a earthquake rrdsrht happen ter come
'long en swallcr ll'" Atlanta Consti
tution. Use for Candle Ends.
Sorr.o one has discovered a really
practical u?o fcr rnndle ends that are
too short to buiu well and that seem
fit for nothing c i pt the trash basket
They will be found very useful In kind
ling fires, as they burn with a steady
flame, for a few minutes at least, until
the kindling and wood would have
time to become well ignited.
Women Study Labor Cortdlticrr.
The Countess of Warwick, who hr s
done po much toward gaining ! '"it' r
conditions for women in the industri-!
life of England, has just pent to New
York twenty-flvc delegates from the
Women Workers' League of (Jr.:
Britain and Ireland, for the purpose
of studying labor conditions in this
country, io far as they roncern
iromen
THAT BOY OF YOURS
Wouldn't it fte a good thing to teach him the right use of monv?
What better way than to give him money to open a bank a. -county
If you only give the boy money to spend, what wonder if he turns out a spend
thrift? , '
Give him some to save and put in bank, so as to teach him 'avir.g by practice.
This bank will be glad to have the boy's account.
THE PAW PAW SAVINGS BANK.
l'AW PAW, MICH.
A Card.
This is to certify that all druggists are
authorized t refund our money if
Foley's honey' and tar fails to cure your
cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals
the lungs and prevents serious results
from a cold. Cures la grippe coughs and
prevents pneumonia and consumption.
Contains no opiates. The genuine is in
a yellow package. Refuse substitutes.
Martin & Showerman. m
Use Seaweed for Food.
Japanese have many curious recipes
for cooking seavved, which, with fern,
is almost a staple article of diet In
China, Japan and the Asiatic archi
relapo. A number of species of tvn--weed
are eaten. Some are soaked,
others are dried. Many of the Japa
nese and Chinese sauces are made
from seaweed under the name of -asa-kusa-nori,"
one variety Is put m in
neat tin boxes and largely sold It the
Toklo markets.
Don't be Imposed Upon.
Foley k Co., Chicago, originated honey
and tar as a throat and lung remedy,
and on account of the great merit and
popularity of Foley's honey and tar many
imitations are otTered for the genuine.
These worthless imitations have similar
sounding names. Beware of them. Ihe
genuine Foley's honey and tar is in a
yellow package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. It is the best remedy
for coughs and colds. Martin A: Show
erman. '
Forecasting a Journey.
In India astrology and a belief in I
fate are still forces which influence j
humanity to an Incredible degree, j
When the intending traveler leaves
his house and gets into the yard, he
should measure the length of his shad-
ow with his feet. He must then multi-
ply the number It gives him by three, i
add eleven, and divide the total by 1
eight. If one remains his journey i
promises to be good. Other remain
ders, other omens.
Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, tetter, itch, hives,
herpes, scabies Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
.1,
Lines of bms' clothes are as
as falling leaves in autumn. liut bow
to pick the line for you-thafs the pivot
of the whole boys' clothes question. Kd-
erheimer-Stein's clothes are said to be
the finest young men's clothing in the
world. Sold by bhowerman Liros. at u.
per cent discount on all suits and over
coats.
Wouldn't Play Second Fiddle.
Here is a story a Kansas Irishman
tells on hash. n Irishman who ar
rived in this country only a few days
before, was offered some hash. He
refused it. "Let them that chewed it,
eat it," he said Kansas City Journal.
Electric Furnaces Expensive.
According to the Scientific Ameri
can, the cost of running an electric
furnace capable of producing the ex
traordinary heat of r.('00 degrees is
80 cents a minute, $4S an hour, or
about $500 a day.
Old Specimens of Grille-Work.
In Winchester cathedral (Kng:.)
there is a door composed of fenir
pieces of iron grille-work which have
the distinction of being the oldest
specimens of their kind in Britain.
Female Monkey Did Housework.
A female chimpanzee once went out
to service at Loango, Italy, and made
the beds, swept the house and assist
ed in the kitchen by peeding the pota
toes and turning the spit.
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OGfU. AND BUSINSSS
.NOTICES
Schedule of Tenrlier llxrtininalloin.
litOl'.),
Octclier l'aw Paw
Oration at Laying cf Corner Stone cf liuuktr Hill
Monument V i-l' st or.
Otiire ttays every Saturday. Office in cuth-we?t
corner, tirst floor cf court house. Ttlej'hone at
office and residence.
tf K. A. ASM 1INL. Co. Ccm'r of Schools.
I'urnrtep rtiid Moe Wood for .lr.
Leave orders at Pugsley S: Allen's
store or with John Reed. Wood deliver
ed. D. M. Ali en.
It
Wanted
Twenty tons clover hay, baled and de
livered in cars, Inquire at this oflice.
tf
For Old Line Insurance Companies of
farm and city property apply to K. E
Downing, Paw Paw, Mich.
di:niists.
W. C. Y. I'1:kGLsc)N',
1). I), s.
Ollico in Locgwell Dlockr
Kibbie 'phone.
O. i:. I-rtiijilieiir, I. I). S.,
Oflice over Shoesmith's store,
and bridge work a specialty,
'phono.
Crown
Kibbie
Ir. V. V. 'rpiiter, liiitlr.
Rxtracting a specialty. l!'.-.'iO the Cha se
block, corner Main and Rosa stree ts,
Kalamazoo. Take elevator.
Dr. Van I'okmmi DentUt.
Office at residence. Children's teeth a
specialty.
I'NDKKTAKEKS.
K. A . Shoesmith, residence 57 Pine St.,
just west of Presbyterian church. 54tf
Thompson Furniture Co.
Furniture and Undertaking.
Night calls answered, corner St. Joseph
and LaGravests.: Kibbie 'phone 23C5
LAWYERS.
Lincoln II. Tltim.
Attorney at Law. Savings Bank Build
ing. Paw Paw, Michigan.
W. J. llarnarU.
Attorney at law. Office opposite court
house, Raw Paw.
Itr n.j.t mlii I'. IIM-Urt,
Attorney and counselor it I t v. Spji a
attention given to probate bu-iness. Of
fice in Maonic building, Raw Paw. tf
.. Lynn ! La wyer.
over Tyler's store, Paw
Office
Paw-
Michigan.
Ditvlil Amlrr i. " Warner.
ANDKI'eN .V WUiNLi:.
Attorneys at lw. OT.ce oversavings
Rank. Paw Paw. Mich.
KdM'iie Itrtxiglitnn, M. I).
Office over Cumings store.
tf Raw Paw, Mich.
It. I. Chappfll,
Graduate optician. Res promptly fitted
and warranted satisfactory. At G. E,
' ChappelTs jewelry store, Paw Paw.
tf
AnctfmWf
paw Mjch Service9 ahvays ,.atig.
, factory. Terms reasonable.
,
iiraln Hiitl.
II. S. Stevens of Paw Paw is in the
market for all kinds of grains.' Will
pay the highest market price.
( lair C. llMrrlfton
Teacher of piano and oruan, elementary
and advanced. Studio 2S N. Kalamazoo
St. .'Jmo.
reunion.
Having recently been admitted to
practice before the department of the
interior, I tshall hold myself in readiness
to transact any business before the de
partment that may be intrusted to me.
Especial attention will be given to pen
sion claims,
ontfl O.W.Rowland.
The Wolverine Nursery. A complete
line of guaranteed stock at moderate
prices. (I. E. Prater, Jr:., Prop.,
Paw Paw. Mich.
If you have no place to hang your har
ness, if your fence rows are not clean, if
you have no broom in your barn, or if
you do not wish a loan, do not apply to
R. E.Jknnim.s,
Loan Agent.
Itje Wanted,
Highest market price for rye at
Almer.a mills.
K. II. Miner,
tf Almena.
Tor le.
One second hand 12 II. P. traction engine
tf
Lincoln II. Titus.
I :
f If you want a second hand
heating stove see Waters, they
have about -0 that thev want
:
to sell quick. J
:
Iletween Paw Paw and Lawton, a black
goat robe with plush lining. Finder
leave at Dyckman house or Robinson's
livery barn and receive reward,
tl F. A. Rouinson.
Order your fruit trees now and plant
them in the fall. The reliable nursery
man. 2t- ' C. II. Mosif.r.
Klflr Ir
For canning.' Good fruit. You won't
need to throw away half your fruit if
you order from C. II. Moeier. Leave or
ders at my house. 2t
t
sell you something better for less money?
O U U C II A K G K :
For Drafts for sums of $io or less, 5c.
Over 3 10 and not exceeding $50, loc
Over 50 and not exceeding $100, 15c
These prices are about half those charged for money
orders. Whv not buy draft? TRY TIIKM!
TIig First National Bank of Paw Paw.
Raw Raw, Mich.
19 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1 .
25 lb. Bag
Granulated Sugar
For $1.38.
Round Steak 10
Bulk Oysters
BUT A FEW
FRUIT JARS LEFT AT:
Pints 45c per dozen
Quarts 55c per dozen
2 Quart Jar 70c dozen
. J.
In Buying Monuments
Remember there is as
great a difference in
quality as there is in
woods, for durability.
I handle none but the highest grade
money will buy. I employ no agents,
and can save you one-fourth in price
below agent's prices. I keep Monu
ments on hand for your inspection; then
there can be no deception; you know
then whether vou like it or not.
I. A. WHITMAN, Paw Paw. Mich.
w
A Card
to the Ladies
AS a promoter of THK SHOH KKAUT
IFUL I have placed the Dorothy Dodd
Shoes on sale in every city from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. I ahvays give the sale of them
to the leading shoeman of the town.
11. 1U. iJvoitflhtou is my sole Agent in Paw
Paw. A large shipment has been made him.
They arc on the road, an endless variety of
styles, embracing shoes for every need and for
every type of feet. I '11 give you further par
ticulars next week and send you my style book
soon.
Yours truly,
Cents per Pound.
WARNER.
Mav be the smcerest form of
rJattery, but it will not do in
TEA GROCERIES.
We aim to keep none but the
Good, Honest Brands of Goods,
and solicit your trade
E. G. BUTLER & CO.
Postofflce Block.