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f of Ccod Health :
I is pure food.
Lion Coffee
is all coffee no Klazinfj of
criis or pjuc to conceal do
fects and cheapen its quality.
rrcsh and unttorni, rich
in flavor, because always in
scaled packages never in
bulk.
F. K A. M.
K BROCKWV UOOCC. NO. 318.
IletniUr etmiiiitlenlion for r.nu w '.It
N livlil mi tin' itiliim int; rtiurwlty ew
y r niniri ( u'li iiMiiith m i o'clock r
Jt.saoith Hail. Main tr e t. YmIv J4ri s. ii :
Inr. I.', April ji, M.or .luti 4 .-4, J aljr 0. Auk.
. s-pt 3. I .. ! a
Ylmtnn bretlm-ii will receive a frat.-rn.il wi-.
ni'. V II llrrls-rt. w. M.
finery Pcaree, Sec. II. K. I '.card. Tre-a
VLC CHAPTER. NO. 64. O. C. S.
Unsri.AK MFliTIMSs for lr. willlie tir-M
cm tlee followlnif Ui-'Iii. iv rriillik't (
rrh month In MmmiiiIc ll.iit. Yule.- .I.tiniary u,
l i'linury II. M.ireli is. April I'.. M.iv 1.1. .Inn.- lo,
.luly l. Auk. li. Kfi,'i,m.;, Nov. 4. 1 mw.
Mr. Ml Liu I.- i:. M. .1.1. 11. W. M
Mrs. Ten.t Janline, Ne 1 r. V. a. I-h . W.
YAI.C TENT. NO. 88. K. O. T. M. M.
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ADVANCE LODGE. NO. 110, 1. O. O. F.
j-rrm,. , . .MfU every I riUav r.n.' a;
dlrVV ""'ir '" 1 h-oniVrlalu lo K.
'. .tiin bre-tlirm are ala.oa
lS.-MI. A .ol,lU. N. ..'
uy Muluyx. Mf . V. A. ( u.iu.i ti. Itea.
31 XTOZ2.T jza 3 atacsTORT.
DR. DENJ. CLYNC.
IiivsiriAN, suncrov A?t!) Arrni-. J
( II Kit. Or.co 011 Mala ttrerl. f1rt 1
door outh U Mclntyrn A Harris' ar
Kooirift. dffli-i tioiir from j la 1 M. T.r-
dtys in4 tuiurdayt nil day.
VALE, MICH;
WILLIAM WIGHT.
r n n t Tptnf t'nitM!ii m r M
VlrloriA t nifrity. Toronto. Out. 1
nio n.l rfl1pi-i Mulii trwt liou form- J
cTly otx'uplinl ty lr. J. i; om. houti; ,
T Im lit. 14 m to l.J p m nd slier 6 p 111. (
vnr micm. 1
A. POLLOCK, M. D. J
Omrr. ovr.R yai.r hank. or., J
hour: to 10 30 s la. I to 4 p m lu- 1
p.:yi sod bsturdayt.
TALK. MICH.
DR. P. G. LATHROP,
DKVnST. 1iiu liaJ m frj rxprlrw"
In MtftisultMl l-ntlHtr. I ilw
l.t"t tni-ltuxU ol rxtr.v tlnn tith. tl.'lico
at lllll' tin k'iiuini'k .trwt,
YALE. MICH.
AARON WINDSOR,
qV)NM.IAl. ATITIST. If yon wsnt s
1 fl rmt -t-lj li!r rut. hT, thampot or
s-foftin. Uou t (all u givs blm s oslL. Chsr-
YALE, MICH,
J. B. STEVENS.
VETERINAKT RUItcroN. ftradusts
of Toronto Vctrliiary Collfa. Mn
br Mtato Vrtrrtnary Attorlatlon. (all
promptly attended day or night. Offlos Is
buUdfni oppocUs Commercial liouis.
YAl.E, MICH.
YALE ART GALLERY
1HMTOT, K A Til t N J In all Its branrhM
Klariflii. ('jipylna. He All work
doiM Is lli lit atylft and Bimti.
C. C. IIOLDEN.
YALE.
CEO. W. BELL. YAIE. MICH.
SaIm prowrHly attended. Termt roo
able. Ordrr If ft at th Fipooltor aBXct
will roclers prompt suentlos.
W. IV. LORD. PECK. MICH.
8sIm proaptly attended. Tsrmt fi
SDIO.
Dont Be Fooledi
Taks tks (tsulssi. rlxlasl
ROCKY MOUNTAIN Tt
Mads hy Madlar Madl
(In C.. Madia. Wis M
kp yt wall. Oar trasa
Mark cut Mb vackas.
Vrc; j ctnta. Nr i4
silk. Accft uN0
t Vm aVarU
BRICK!
INK UF.D STOCK MUCK
for aalfi, at,mT farm two
miles south of
It will pT you to call before
purcbasinff elsewhere. .
John H. Merrill.
it
A X
His Second Sight
ii
Winn w arc particularly utx'.i.i
to annoy WVMoii ut ll'-c rlub p linvo
only to Btnrt n illfiMissU.n on spirit
nn!lm. Sometimes it ore of tin
Junior niomberH lian to lie punlshe.l
fir cherk we t!l him till spiritualis
tic arns ami ndvlM- him l ;o t;
Weston for their v rtfl ntlon. Thi
ha.s murli tlu nnu (fleet n nendln;
a Imy to a h.nl'!l r to buy tdrap oil.
Not to many yearn back Weft on
was an nthil.i.di spiritualist him-M-!f.
nttetnlln'.; neanees aid even
writing b-tterN to tho local prenn on
the nilijert. I'.ut iu uan ureil home
what rudely and in a mnr.ner likely
to make a labtinx ImprcKf Ion on any
man.
You h-o It wr.H thl.; way: About
five years ano. v. her. Wefton was at
tin- liilit ef his Fj'lrltualShtle zeal, a
wliiow with a very pretty dauchler.
reputed, to lie worth a Miiall fortune
of 5l.."ien a year, took a Iio im on the
i;uthk!rtf of the town. Weston fiil
head over 1 nrti In love with Half),
though, greatly lo hU chacrin. 1 he
lo-n.ed to prefer the nttentior.H of a
younn ehap In th" o(!Pe ef n firm
of K.lkltor who held the ofllee ef
cl rk to the magistrate.;. We.ti.n
was continually a: Mln Ikiisy about
i-plrlluallf m and tried to n't her
mother to briny her to home of hi.;
precious H'ann s. Ihit ihe r( filled to
have anyt'ilr to !o with them, ami
I believe It was thl hilly Tad of hlf
wlib h ptit lier off Wehtorj. Any fane,
peiihiblo 1111:11. feln I.ow the Krouiu!
lay. w nild have dropped hplrltuall.m
and JToro In for a little reality lahy
wn worth dro; plr honiethln for. I
can tell on but win re rplrlts were
concerned Weston was jusd mad. and
It only mnde him more cletermined io
prove to her that hl Ihiorlen about
second slht and mi on were correct.
1 renumber that winter well. It
froze for three weeks on end. Wes
ton used to take Daisy out hkatit.K on
some flooded meadow h near l he sta
tion, nnd thinuH heenicl to be eomiir:
to a Load, lie wore hi heart ipilie
openly on hU hleevo and wa ready
to lick her shoes for love, hut the
other (hap, who Junt at thin time
(.-ime out of bin articles anil pit a
part r.erK nip in the firm, wan maklnu
the running pretty hot. There had
been a lot of men thrown out of work
by the cold weather and some unly
stories wero afloat about burglar,
footpads ami the Iikc Mrn. Hardy's
little limine, away otit ly ItKclf, neem
rd a Hire mark for gentlemen of this
hort. nnl Wehton wuh never tired of
warning her to keep the win down
bolted, and even induced her to have
a special new lock put on the fmnt
door.
Aftrr tho frost wo had snow, a
fortnight or it. and the whole town
got pretty well snowed tip. Weston
did not necm himself atiout this time.
I remember we remarked upon It at
the elub. Perhaps hU second fight
told him somo crisis was at hand.
Any way. It came. It was one Wed
nesday night. There was a concert
la the town hall which some of us
went to, Lut the place was so full of
draught that wo were glad to get
by the fire In the club smoking room
at hail time. Maybe wo had sat there
for ton minutes when we heard some
one come mnnlnj? down the road like
a madman. We all Jumped up and
went to tho window Just in time to
He dashed out Juct cs he was.
seo Weston, without an overcoat, and
with no hat on, tesrinc along like A
motor car and tnaklnx for more noise.
guessed something was up, and
three of os put oh otir coats and fob
lowed. It was easy to ace cla foot
prlnti In the newly-fallen snow; there
were still a few s'.ray flakes In the
The Departure of Yout.'u
There nre y:iln for all ur Ioh.-h,
There nit l.altnn for all ir pnln.
lhit when youth. iliriirn. 1. parts.
It t.ik'it oint tliii'K (10m our lurt.
At J It lit-Mr I'oirn m Ukiiln.
V arc mroniffr nud nrc tM-ltrr.
I'lulir rnaitliiMMl'M ftirnrr ii-lcn;
R t 111. wo f-l licit Komi'tliiiiK Mt
Followed youth with I1 Inir f-l.
And Mill n vr toint iigiln.
Pomr-tnltiir Ixnulirul H vunUli
And kIkIi for it In vain.
We Iwhold it rvcrywlii rc.
On II. iiirtli and In tl:- nir.
Hut It ! row hb:iIii!
-llKnar.l !! nry
Ht.xl.lai J.
air. They made tdraigat for tho
llardys. and we turned the last cop
ner Jiift In time to see Weston extri
cating himself from a large Know
heap, so we waited In the sha.Iow uf
the wall. Hut. perhaps. I Lad bet
ter tell the rest of the story as Wes
ton recounted It to us afterward.
It appears that he was hitting at
home curslti.' the witrther. the cold,
ami the concert, whither Mrs. Hardy
and Palsy had In en or.de.i ted by the
rival, when a he dozed In his (hair
l;e had a vision, (juite distinctly, he
nssured us. he raw a lonely
house surrounded with snow
little
and
T.-. r''-A
He was on his back in the snow.
with a glimmer of Ilizht shining
through the front window, while a
man. Jimmy in hand, and carrying
over his ba k a bag of tools, was try
In to force the front door. In a
Hash he recognized Mrs. HardyY.
hciiM he hccmcd to hear the metal
lic grating of the Jimmy as It wrench-
I ed at the lock and splintered the
I woodwork and feeing the hand ol
I Proidei;ee cfTerli g htm a way
; straight to Palsy's heait, he dashed
! out Juti as he aim and never stopped
j till liv trippe.l into the sr.ow heap.
I As soot. u( he had extricated him
! self and recovered h'a brath a little
he stealthily approached the house,
bending low. as he softly pushed cpen
the garden gate. There was the dim
lisht rrllmmerlng out through the
blinds of the front room and, yes ,
there, crouching by the door, Jimmy
in hand, was the figure ot a man.
Spurred or. by love, Weston was no
(oward, and. uneoated. unarmed an
he was, he flung himself upon the
burglar, grappling with him fiercely
as he loudly ( ailed for help. Weston Is
a small man.and before yoti could say
"Jack It.ohir.son" ho was on his back
in the snow with a pair of hands
have strangled the life out of him had
not the door been suddenly opened
from within to disclose tho trembling
figure of Daisy clinging fearfully to
the rival, while from the top of tho
stairs Mrs. Hardy In bedroom attlro
made night hideous with her yells.
I will draw a. veil over the rest.
Weston's antagonist was the local
locksmith, called In hurriedly to re
pair the patent lock, which had stuck
fast and prevented the door being
projierly shut. A bad headache had
kept Mrs. Hardy from the concert,
where shi? would not allow her daugh
ter to go unchaperored. and sho had
gone to bed early, leaving tho young
people to their own devices. What
with the fright and the cold, Mrs.
Hardy was ill In be I for a fortnight,
and only got out In time to be present
when Wcrtnn was convicted of as
fault and battery before tho local
magistrate, for whom tho thai was
acting as clerk that day.
Daisy was married In the spring,
but I think what hit Weston hardest
was that when we help d him home
on that eventful night it was to find
his back ('oor In splinter and every
room In the place ransacked.
Weston never mentions spiritual
Ism now. Gordon Meggy la Chicago
Hecord Herald.
Difference In Light Rays.
Ix nard rays and cathode rays are re
garded as moving electrons that Is,
trains of minute negative electric
(horpea fljlng with great velocity.
Roentgen rays are trains of solitary
waves of radiated energy emltd! at
the Impact of flying clcrtrctia with
stationary groups: of clot Irons, 1.
solb! flatter. -
A fr'.cnd In need la a friend hard
up.
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I STAJE LEGISLATURE
i Brief Chronicle of Mutters of Importance i
4f444)44 44444t
Tl'o Mil pro tiling fur an Ifiniituttuu f 'l lio xcinto .n,li,il, y hold up t lie
t 1 10 ililuuli il n tint MUhii:.m l'.tu- j to ii'vamji h. imvliini l.iu . Tim
l uu'iit for tin Illlinl In oui flty of I ' liiitf !. ninont whl, u riiilri'tl
not than t'ii tliotis.iml Inli.il. Hants ; " an.-riiiM.u fr rr.H.liu In t !-
makes mi :i ppropriat ion of J l:i7."X
for 1 1: imrpoM'. llvlll as follow:
SlA! for t'n pun Iuih f a hit. $.().
ni fur liiilMini;, fJ.'t.iRNi for luachln
'iy. iowit iiinl fn', $1.".im fir tir
rrnt rxju'iiHrH for thf ytr 11M I. a
4o,ihm fir riirri-iit xpniH for tin
yir 1 ! k Tln covrruln iMMinl of
tllO lllxlltlltloll 1.4 lo
inn inriiiiMTK and tin- i;ov
v irovrrnor us 1111
cx-offlclo member. It panM-il the sen
ate nud the institution will probably
U located In Saginaw.
It was a short day In the leull.i
lure. th( hcstliiti this nftcriioon being
deferred until ,'l:.".o p. in. in order that
the members might attend the funeral
of the late I.'. Willis lleuient. There
was a lot of Inlk In the houo com
mittee of the Whole on tin- l'llller bill
peilllitlilix Wholesale liquor dealers or
brewers to establish cold storage sta
tion In township, villages or cities
Upon the payment of a S.'sl licence lee
for i-neli mik-Ii winfl-.-i Tin. 1,111 wiiii
Anally paed. with an am. ndmci.l
that Homo- m...i.i 1... ...j.i ,,i it.... .-..Id
storage places only t retail dealers
paying the regit In r $."io license tax.
After many weeks of talk, the horse
committee 011 public health decided to
leport the medical leul.triltioll bill. It
Ii noteworthy that the lueiivurc. which
as llrst Introduced was supposed to be
alined nt oMtcopnthy, ghes that cl.iss
of prai titioners greater ris ognltiou
than they ciilov uinb-r the present law.
I Tin- bill as nurecd u;kh provide for
an additional member of the board,
who Is to Im an osteopath, and who s
to examine applicants for cerllllcale
if osteopathy, while oilur mcinbers
ate to examine tln-iu in materia inc. II
j 111 and. therapeutics.
1 I'tirsil.i.V p. III. he leitise I.miK up
the CampUM taxation bill proio.-lic.'
to exempt all credit. Including mrl
-.Mile n iid land contracts. II. Wur l
..lleie.l an a liietiditH-tit itoioliig to put
credit back lute be bill, whl.-li would
juai ti. ally kill the Mil. A long d!si us
-ion full, i isl at the end of which the
bill was agreed to. e,iug all credp
exempt. I'lii-ml of the bill Wlltlled to
rush It to It k third nadiii.'. but did m l
'el Votes enough to mih-iii the lilies.
inot ot lb. nn-mbers insisting on more
t'Uii' to co:ilde- t!ie measure, and 111"
bill Will lake the refill. It course.
t'lerk Pierce, of the bolide, nil expert
p.11 Ii 1 tin iitaria !i. m t tn thai the h.n'.sc
bis lll.ldxerti 1 1 1 1 ' de;ed Itself the
.tillev- of adjourning it eny time.
i ell Kcpresc illative t'olllb" lesolll
Hon siitiiig May as the date for
llnal adJ.n'.riiiucMt v as before the j
hoiie. Pe reoetifatUe Colby itiim-d 1
that io-iiib-r.-itou of it be indefinitely j
MitNined. Thl was carried. "That
aelieii ludi-linitely postpones oiisider-
.. I Ion of any i i -liit i.n lo adjourn, in
my opinion."
can adj. Mini
foievcr."
vi Id Pierce. "We lie er (
l.oW. bid III II t keel 1 Oil
Th-
Ciiinbs reou.iii providing that
work should be toppei May i:i came
up in the bouse Wednesday and Pan
da II moved lo make the dale May '.'S
for tinittlug work and Juno for Una I
id loiiriiiucut. but even this late date
was tint accepted. Possibly In show
I hat they do i:o intend to loaf, even
If they icfii.o In set 11 date to
work, the tii'-uiliers Immediately
adopied a n solution that hereafter
O'sslnli ,if Mie bolie shall till In u'itl lit
lo In the morning, insiiad of at 10:.".n
Speaker Carton apioSnte. as the
house end of the committee to go to
Stillwater. Minn., lo lnetdlgate the
state
making of binder twine In th
prison there. Representatives Ran
dall. Stone. Iluumgartncr. Duman and
I Jlati helder. The latter, however.
de
clined, saying he did not feel equal tu
the trip and added that he hoped the
speaker would appoint some mem tier
as much opposed to contract labo- as
himself.
(Joycrnor Ullss is reported to have
said: "This legislature ought to al.
Journ May X. There's no reason in the
world why It shouldn't. Not very
many appropriation bills have gone
tnrough yet. hut most of tnera have
been considered by the commutes and
are In shape to be got at quickly. They
could be passed and out of the way in
a week. Resides the appropriations
and the primary election law. there
Isn't a thine for the legislature to
consider that there Is really need for.
It can't adjourn ton quickly now."
'Iho outlook Is that the appropria
tions of this year's legislature will ex
ceed those of the List session by alsiut
S.MM.CO. Those of the last session.
Including the state university mill tax.
were almtit 7,.M.is'. Rills carrying
$;t.OM.ooo have (uissecl ho far this nev
si. in. Rills calling for alMiut $"..iimi mu
more lire yet to lie reported by com
mittee, also an omnibus bill carrying
at unit ..'.( 1.1 mm). Resides Jilxnit $1,.
in 10,01 m 0f university mill tax is to be
considered ill this connection.
Chairman Nenl. of the house ways
and means committee, upon whom de
volves most of the work of grinding
out the appropriation bills, says be is
trying I 1 bavo the labor completed
within the next lo days, to facilitate
early adjournment.
Oil May . the house will vote
on one of the uot Important
measure of tin session. Acconl
lug to n revolution pascd Sat
urday the Ward Ra11cl.1ll-C1implH.il bill,
for the exemption of nil credits, will
come up for third reading on that date.
Ry n vote of l".l to til the house n
fused to nass the (Jreu-el bill to nnieiid
the constitution so as to jm rudt De
troit to own and oiM-rste street rail
way, and the overwhelming nature of
the defeat probably means that the
subject has Ik'cii dlsMisei of for this
session.
A iarge number of petitions came
to the house on the 20th from labor
unions all over the state asking for the
passage of the GreusH city ownership
I bill, the bill to give mechanics' liens
preference over all other claims and
the bill to protrc. wor.mrn of build-
I in it In course of construction.
jiioiM. or iVin-.ont ui TIuti
'llltlo 1IIHI1 int. y In i.'ihIiiu it tint
Win
1 1 1 -
i r itcp. iaitrr m i-Iiaiiipionlilp Tl
MM, im originally prrM'titol. urn ntt
till- ImIIITiU of lllltl'l.l M.( II III ,i l
HMV.T. for llll: . ,Lr;,U' oil
llu ctirrt'iit I1111.I4 r u. taif wh.'it
lli.-lr Hppropriall.iiM urn- xliaut'd. It
will mid MJ.Yinki 11,. r i,,.p 1.. 11 .1
!. roiiijK.Mel of'f nmuin- t;.H.. ii,,iitiiii..i, if i..,,i
(ll Monday een liv I he i.rlv.1.1
Junket will f.rt for Still v. iter, Minn..
. fi investigate the binder twine phm
j in the stale prison there and report to
the lotf -.attire a to whether it would
be advUable lo Institute Min-ii a phi. it
j In Jackson prison. The nn-aili. rs .f
Hie parly an- Senators Mnrlarty.
WomIiii.iii and '.nun 11 and Hep. Kin
djill. Slotie, H.iuuigaerluer, Duncan
ami Campl c.
1 Tee house reeeli'l.V p.lse. what !ov
.:ppe.ir. o hae deeti a very expetiive
bil. The Li:i ii.; a bu.g one rvlsn;:
and -ot:so, dating the I aw Lroeriilii"
j V"1"' " 'V'""-.
the lie- firm
.V Kuaiieli. of
cucimiaii
(.rami Knpi-K was awarded s;ini f.n
.preparing the MM. The oiicln rs wi r.
Iicld Up in the au.)d.ir-i;ciicr.irs nii.-e
1 and the en.ite adopted a ieso!ut l.n
jcalllnc; . r hifornrili .ti on the subject.
I Jy II o!e ,,r '.-J Ii. O the senatt
' pased the bill, as a iin-tided ,y t Ik
l'o:ie. to 1 re.it a funtry fc-cre I:
l wo fow-iihhlp.s of I!tiscoiii!iio:i eiemty.
.ih' bill provide f,,- j, itietr,v war
(den. tin- s.ih rv In iug tlxed at' .1..V
1 a year, aiid N ; the o.p drif in u by
the warden, on r. common. I. it;. .:i of the
rta'.e li'iestrv coi'tnii-siii'i. of iii!.,i
iiinl number .r competent forcctry
ward. i:" .1; S 5 a d ir.
iJi in-senive ilijrlr .-. in commit
I tee t'i lh.' V.!io:.. re!.'.ed his f'uii1
agailU't the Ilea; icolltlrtj pi u'l..' ill-.'
to a:t;cii I iir 01. si jt .itien vi that a
I freight rate r-.;nui I.ion may b sip
; pointed, but n!';gitn" motion that all
Salter the enacting cluife he stile k n
out was left ate ! and the bill wa
i:r.M( to. , few ottnr enlnijiortant
: bills v-r- ;;i i". 'ip.n and the hou (
' a !Jourti"d.
! Ueprc:i:.itive P.atcheldi-r fried
Thursday lo b.i" the h iue rcipiot
jll.e way and mean committee to re
port the hill .iodinu tor an a.ldili.ni
; to ill.- capiiul. but hi motion was
iti;.-t:ed down, and It look as if liii
! vjoo.oii 1 project w as di ad.
A c.nlci ci'iv of senators wm held
io;i Tuesday evenh v. at which a coui
jpioinie 1 rimar.v e!ection bill was
agteeil ij on. to be n poi tid liext week
: lor adoption. It w.i decided to st. n
holder- on May
tlnal ailjoiiruiiicnt
to be on May I .
In the senile the ia lhra It Ii Ml), pro
viding for the payment of high school
tuition and tr.tu-port.itlo,i of pupil in
certain district, was drought up, but
full consideration was postponed until
tin-re should be a larger attendance.
The house stale affairs committee
reported favorably the grain inspect ion
I bill. W hich provide for the npioltlf.
Imeiit of Inspectors M $" and weigh-
masters at 7."i per Mouth, to be paid
from fee-.
ii - bill providing for a state veter
inarian to lake lh'1 place of the prcs
lent state M-teiimiry board was killed
by tin h.'iw committee on state af
fairs. The senate ha l no work ahead Mnn
day and did little else V'A adjo ;rn.
Senator Kily presided during the
short time the session lasted.
The scte.ite is conlliitilng its pro
! gramme of keeping nil work cleaned
up. so 1 1 1 1 1 a-i loijoiii mucin may lie
decided iism in the upper branch at
any time.
The state affairs committee of the
house ha rcMiiteel favorably the- bill
providing for a good road cnnimissinu
er at $-." cr year. l-ix-Seiiator
Parle ha an eye on the plum.
coxijkki m:ivj.
The emperor of Germany has an
nounced bis intention of visiting Paris.
RuriMar at Rmwnsville, Pa., chloro
formed l" erons in one house and
got away with S'J.OOd.
Michigan Central clerks at the Chi
cago freight ohioes have refused an
offer of .r l 1" per cent Increase In
wages In r'sKnse to their demand for
1.1 per cent nnd no eight-hour day.
Congressman Jas. D. Rlchfirdsou.
Democratic leader of the house, an
nounces his decision to epilt polities
ami devote himself to the work of
Scottish Rite Masonry, baring Ih-cii
dccled grand e-otnma mler of the south
ern M.prcme coune il. thirty third de
gree, Scott bit Rite Freemasons.
WllliaM Par-"-, of l.uther Mills.
Pa., whose 11. vear old daughte r had
been assaulted by Charles Rrsiks. -c
ured admission t.i tin Jail where the
latter was locked up. and shot him
iwiee. The grand Jury refti-cd lo In
dict him. .ml be was set at liberty.
A Rarnum clown. Spader Johnson,
has been leTt $1 5i.000 by his grand,
father, who has Just died in Hereford
shire. Knclaml. Johnson had run
away from honi: and was supposed to
be de ad, when h turned up at his )1 1
home in ive.
Russia and Japan are quarreling
over n limber rnlin.i e lallne-d by il
Russian ngeiif al the inouth of the
Yalu river. Upon going there to op
erate it It was found Hi it Japanese
were In tiosscssioii ami tin y would not
vacate.
liclwan' Groom, tie- oldest man In
New Jersey. I deael nt Ml. Holly. N.
J.. at fhe au- of l'". lie bad a pec u
liar maid 1 for attending linnulim. He
sow more than :M' and m several occa
sions help! (he i.ftlei-r. One of his
hist reiOesti wu that the church bell
and (Ire Isdl le tolled In unison loi
times, one for cue h jenr of Ills life.
Two Cheboygan merchants are giv
ing away secils 111 id every back yard h
he-coining a garden,
The sawdust freuf the C.ieftM.e mm
Is now ued for fuel nt the electric
light plant. 1 1 wm once a problem to
dlsMse of It.
Women as Well as Men
Arc Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble prfys upon the mind, dii
iouragra ani lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
, .- - , ani ch-crfulnesi soo.
i'l, y disappear when th kid-
Vnr K?' n?'s are ou ot order
"FjwlifrQtr,.. Kldry trouble has
." $J ""NisVT become in prevalent
ii ! ttiat it is not uncommon
AY X . , f;r a chilJ t be born
VI M'V' affllctei wjth weak kid-
r.ey:. Kthe chiiJ urln-
""' a"es too cf;en. if the
urine scalds the flesh cr if, when the chili
rea:he an age when it should be able tr
control the passage. It is yet &tf!lc:ej with
LeJ wetting, depend upon it. the cau;.e ol
the difficulty Ij kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
!he'.e impv-rurit crpans. This unpie&r-art
trouble i due to a di-ea;,ej condition the
kidneys and biadoer and not ta a habit ai
mo-t people suppose.
Vorr.en ai well as men are maae mis
erable with kidney and bliiuer trouble,
and both r.'ei the same preat remeJy.
The mild and the immediate eflrct ot
Swamp'Uoot iiroon realized. It Is sold
by druggists, in f.f:y- f 'K
cent and one dollar pfT?T:Tfi..t3l
sl:e:. You mav have a WC -i " W'
sample bottle by mall
free, al: .0 paxphlet tell
injj all about it. including many of the
thousands of testimonial le:trs received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kll.Tier
fit Co.. Binghamtcn, U. Y., to sure a.'C
mention this paper.
I im 't m ike nny mlst.xkes. kit rememtie'r tin
Arillir, M;mi. l:... ir KlIloT's amp llixrf.
una tin- uJ lr.-s, IllllKtttnilHuO. N. V., u i u i
Nettle.
62.
t Hour .lata m C lab Tbavt Will
rverrtMlr (liniiia lola II. Miiinal t.li...r Wit.
loClnbof Amerl.-a. Tlierttla s..i.tn. .1.. ilk. it
aarwber. Il.u atmoain'.ihlna ) in ail lh
twiivnia II girrt ar womlerful. llei-itl.lra you t
i.M.. ."'nu prritMiHwia. muic . murt-l
ii(ruiiienia at l- il rul tirlrra. Il an-urea re-diK-e.1
rao aatio.or hotel. It anvwrra queeilotia
ro.11.. it firrrra x-avinrahlpa ami Talua
l.lara.ll (irlwa In nirn.lra. It ariajnlalna rlul
MMmialn many cltl-a (of l.inwnhm. In ..I J lib. n
eerr mer.ilr rv Irra tiiimrUI mavailneeeill
UMi.r v'rV i.ia,ai.i.iirluolnarlah
iiwir.lnri uum a pl.a r i.lli laM voraJ ami In
Ir.imanlal mul-i rull al-i a-e iiw.otb lch..ni
r itra rhnriei 71 t t-r-t q o .Mr in alt lnu
ioVNiTTHKoV T'ttSt i'i"N"11 tt
The full yearly mamtierahlp feet I On TVtllar fnr
wia.-tj you ae( all a'.e, aucl ynai wmt ltb
triar lias within larva as ami It a If yfMi
witillodoi.nii.l rrl 1 nur alollakr aMk. If teni
liMt'teara tuain. l in), aen4 Kcvmi fur Ibree
i.M.nlh. mambarahlp. Nub-Hlyraa a(Tcrl Ia pix
inia oner ty. 1 u win rt your money terk In
ain marr tlmeaorer. Kull ant,-ulara will b-
nl frnai f rharaa. but If mi ar alia nu will
end In y.mr r-iue fr mmlrahlp with tb
pn.r rr a one. rim isrta. tbrea mntba mem
l.rrtililp t.fTrr will anon rhana-e. Wrlce al nr tut-.1r-:n
yn.ir ltirr ami enrlnalna SI .W f'-r full
year'a iiiemlsirabla or twoly C c-ruka fur thxaa
Ut'TL'-ar. MTFltillY MFSIO CIXII
P.. IIHN..mih.,N, T.Ctly
SUCCESS
ACENTS
WANTED
ti tirv m u r.ii c?::z:3i rcimrx.
IIIU lAY-hlKAUY WUBk-MW Vl.XX.
Yataaaa wara nt kaaao ef lrarL IVrlee at
ar. far Villi: ftal'iX a4 LlUiUXU
I I KMOtAbl NT".
THE SUCCESS COMPANT.Coopor Unlos.N.Y. City
Biddlecomb's
Art Studio $
Mcliel Block. PORT HURON
tftalni ha1 vaara at msrlsnce Itt
the Pnotographic art, w are preparcl
io do your work: rigni ana at revao
tble prices. Ak any of our patrona
what kind of work we turn out; ask
em If we don't aare them money.
They can tell aa much at we can.
The ve tried m and are our petmanent
ustomera. You'd be too If jou'll ask
m.
APID
RAILWAY
SYSTEM
Klectrlo Fat l-lne Now Operatiu IVHrisss)
Port Huron and Detroit
paosiito -roxxicTyaxx
MaryaTllle. HI. t'UIr,
Marinsnty. Algooao,
Peart ll. arh. Fair Haven.
New Haltlmore. Mt. Clrmens.
TO minute tare.! He twren Port lloro.i and !
troll via New htiort l.lnn itwmo Marine)
t lty and AncliorvlUn
Tfrfl ejulckr-it Ko'.ite; the lt and mt mn.
vtfilriit Hervler. Throcish Car leave Port lln
rtm ( Waiting Itcsmi) for l trolt via Alircmae and
the jke Hhtire at ii minute aftrr theoM hours
tioelnnliiK at s. in. For Iw-trolt via Hie m w
atiort tins st Si inlmiteti after the old hour Is
Kliiiiliif at 7:.i-' a. m. jtt ear for ltrlt le-t
at p.m. IjisI rar for Marin V. ty ti ll p. in.
For fol.le-rs a birrs any aicriit or (.. W. Par
ker. IS. K. & 1. A., IJ Wocslward Avrune, le
iroit. MU-h.
WHEN t
& vmt iTinim
iuu nan
PORT HURON
rut Up at the
Union Hotel !
PKIL. CICHHORN, JR Pra-
Thls house Is furnished throughout
with Klectrlc Call Rells, Kiectric Fana
and every other convenience for tha
eomfort of guests.
Plrat-Clasa Tabid.
Flrst-Cla Rooms.
Fti f l.OO end 91.29 Day.
1
Foley's Kidney Cure
aiMkcs kidneys and bladder right
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