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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
Trouble About Corn.

If there is any difference there is more
corn in Duncan City than in this place.
The docks were so full of corn there it
rolled off into the lake. The parties buy
ing the corn considered that in the water
as much theirs as that on the dock. Some
of the owners of small boats thought 9TH
erwise, and proceeded to scoop it out
into their boats, which, during the pro-
cess, were fastened with lines to the dock.
The owners of the corn threw off the
lines. This led one of them to go on the
dock to hold some conversation with the
offending one. He became little inso-
ledt and was knocked down. This not
satisfying him, he was thrown into the
water. He decided that he did not want
to scoop corn out of the water as bad as
he did
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
Dead, But not Forgotten.

We are sad this day. Wife and have
talked it all over, and have agreed that
we forgive her all the wrong she has
done to us and ours; and why should we
not for she sleeps that last long sleep
that knows no waking. We remember
our garden. so fine, with the cabbages
that we hahwatched and cared for. We
remember how soen they vanished; and
still we forgive here she is dead.
The old slack COW With the board
fence around ises neck isdead No more
will she wander up ed down the SIDE
walks, seeking whoe gate she might
open. Nor more farmers wagons will
she forage upon, stealing what she could
of hay, potatoes or onions-tor she would
eat onions without shedding tear! No
more will she wander into our yard,
through our wood shed, and up and down
those stairs out into opr cabbage garden
to the discontinue ofswife and l. That
board fence is all torn away; they have
taken her out of the COW pasture she was
I'm, and she is free. She had not Outlived
her usefulness She was a good COW, and
this was the way it happened:
She was gently ambling up street one
afternoon this week after farmers wag-
on, with the expectation of reaping her
reward in the shape of wisp of hay,
when another cow, having the same
wagon and wisp Of hay in view, started
in for share. Reader, jealOsy was the
cause. Cow number One-our cow
turned for revenge on COW number two;
but the turn was short, so short that her
leg was broken and-she died. Alas,
that 1 should tell it, she died!
Goodbye, old cow; when we 60 with
out our sauer kraut this winter we shall
think of you, but with sorrow that you
should die thus early in the midst of
your usefulness. S.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
IN. 60. :. pr,,.n..

we noticed last week that store was
70 De started at Brutus. This is now an
established fact, the stock having been
taken up by water to Indian Village the
early part of the week. The firm Is
HIghstone &c We'll. Mr.. 'Highstone has
been resident of Mabkinaw for several
years, has been isbusiness there, and Is
quite well known i'm this place. Mr..
We'll has been travelling for Chicago
house for several years. and speaks the
English, French and Indian languages
fiuently, which will be of great benefit
to him in the way of business, as ne is to
have charge of the store. we trust that
the firm will do well.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
Church Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Congrega-
tiOnal Church was held i'm the church
last Monday evening. A report of the
financial condition Of the church was
made, which showed it to be in fair con-
dition. The terms of Office of Messrs.
Barker and Bunker. as trustees of the
church having expired, an election was
hald which resulted in the choice of G..
d. V. RollO and w. Chandler. The
question of how the current expenses
OF the church should be met, was re-
ferred to a cOmmitte of ways and means
to act in conjunction with the Board OF
Trustees. The meeting adjourned to
meet next Monday night, when it is
hoped that there will be full attend
appQ
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13

Running Newspaper Under Difficulties
We last week noticed the suspension
of the MisSaukee Reporter. The paper
had history worth more than passing
notice. 1t was started two years ago by
DR.. s. w. Davis at Lake City, Missaukee
County, village at that time of thirty
inhabitants, and fifteen miles from rail-
road station Part of the material was
carried on foot by the editor from the
railroad. He then went to work and
made wooden cylinder press 1upon
which to print the paper, and after it
was started performed all the mechanical
as we'll as the editorial work. He printed
and sustained creditable paper for two
years, and made many improvements
during that time in the size and appear
ance of the paper. 1t would have prob
ably been printed yet but that DIR. Davis
has invented writing machine, which
he went to Chicago to develop; and it is
hoped by all who know anything about
the Reporter that he will be abundantly
successful.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
A Lecture Course.


Nearly all the towns and cities of the
country during the winter have course
OF lectures. They are highly beneficial
and entertaining. Being somewhat shut
out from the world during the winter
months, Cheboygan would feel the need
of some such entertainment more than
those towns more highly favored with
communications. 1t would seem to lis
that if the proper effort should be made
a few lecturers could be got here, which
would relieve the monOtony of the win
ter months very much, and at the same
time be Of great benefit. We do not
mean to say that we could obtain that
class of lecturers who demand and re-
ceive several hundred dollars per night for
their services. There are those, however,
who can deliver an equally good lecture
who can be secured at price which we
can afford to pay. There are several
gentlemen in our own state who can de-
liver first-class lecture, men who would
gladly come here. Among those whom
we call to mind at present is Hon. E d.
G. Holden, Secretary of State, He has a
lecture, Fifty Miles Under Ground"
which is very highly spoken of, and
knowing Mr.. Holden, we have no hesita-
ton in saying that the lecture would be
great treat. He delivered it in Traverse
City last Wednesday night, aud could
doubtless be arranged with to come here
some time during the winter. We should
have at least one lecture o month here
during the winter. We hope some one
will take the matter in hand and see what
can be done
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
The LIQUOR Traf5ic.

Official statistics of the liquor traffic
in Michigan were gathered by the De.
troit Tribune and published last week.
They came from six internal revenue col
lectors, and are the result of vigilant cam
wasting. There appears to be 1891 deal
ers in spirituous and malt liquors this
year, where last year there were 6,164-
sqowing reduction Of l,173. The
"double-barreledn taxation now enforced
is plainly effective in closing up drinking
places and checking drunkenness.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
What is Thought About it Abroad.


In private letter to the editor of this
paper, Hon. s. 8. Bailey, Collector Of In
ternal Revenue for the Fourth District Of
Michigan, speaks as follows Of the course
Of the TRIBUNE regarding the inland
navigation matter: II am glad 10 see you
pushing tie inland navigation project.
When at your place last fall, wondered
that it had not been pushed before. Che
boygan will be immensely benefited by
the improvement, and so will the whole
state. The public good demands the inn
proyement" This is the sentiment of all
who are conversant with the subject;
still we are very glad to know that people
not personally interested, take an interest
in the project.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13

In another column will be found an
article from Prof. w. j. Beal, of the
agricultural college, in regard to the
forests of Michigan, in connect N with
making proper showing of the timber
at the Centennial, which matter has
been put into his hands by the Centen-
NAL managers of this state. Mr.. Beal
has already made visit to the Northern
portion of the state, looking over the
situation of affairs, and found them very
encouraging. He found the people
uniformly willing to render all the
assistance in their power. One lumber
man, l.. 0. Harris, of Clam Lake, offered
TO load on the cars at his own expense
TWO spars-one of Norway pine and the
other of white pine-which shall be
lao feet long and only twenty inches i'm
diameter at the base. These spars were
to have the bark left on, and thus ap-
pear as they look before being cut up
into logs. Another offers to furnish
white cedar two feet in diameter, and
another red cedar three feet In diane
ter.
We regret that Mr. Beal did not ex-
tend his visit to this place. We have no
doubt but that he would have found
material which would have repaid him
for the trouble, as some of the very best
timber in the state is i'm this locality.
We hope that some of our citizens will
comply with Prof Beal's request, and
forward him any information that they
may require. We have no doubt but that
considerable of interest could be gathered
together here. We suppose that one of.
our citizens has the largest and most
perfect black walnut board i'm the United
States. 1t is four feet wide and twelve
feet long and perfectly clear. Other
citizens may have specimens of other
things which might be worthy of men
ton and at the same time bring our
state and vicinity into prominence.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
cheboygan Post omce.

Cheboygan .Postofice.
Aails arrive and depart as follows:
rErosKEY AND ALL FONTS SOUTH.
Arrive-Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
AL p. NJ. Depart-Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at Al NJ.
MACKINAw.
Arriye-Mondays, Wednesdays AMI Fridsws.
At r: NJ. Depart-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, att A. n.
!. NACKINAw CITY.
Arrive-Every Tuesday at noon. Depart
Tuesdasy, at p. M
ROGERS CITY AND ALrExA.
ArrlveeSatnrdays. by Steamer Marine CITY.
DeGnnasr r by steamer Marine City.
once open for delivery of mail and the issu;no
OF money orders from 7:s0 A. NJ. tosP
once open on Sundays from 1870 to l:so r. M.
"A. BRACE,P
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
Church Directory.

s.-s--- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Near the corner of Huron and Nelson streets.
]. L. MALE, Pastor.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13

Sunday Fxercises.
S,.n'ay Sctc0i-- -- -. ......-... l9.0s1 NJ
v.aLi-rr 7.30 p. NJ.
public Bible Reading Wetinesday'' 1:sS :. M ~.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-11-13
". E. CHURCH,

n. e. CHURCH,
oornerof Huron and Pine streets.
REV. W. HI. WARE, Pastor.
Residence opposite the Church.
Order of of Sunday Exercises:
Preaching at 1910 A. NJ. and Try
intendent. ~ u "E6r. super
Teachers Nee ing Tuesday. Jpn.
Prayer Meeting. Thnrs,lay. 7.so NJ
meetings. '"- W A'' oui
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-29
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li0es Yorto fir eine 30 lttorte obgcnom=
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lerEortc lino bic 9Sorte 9eI6rieben rs.
@cptbr. 1875" 9o pielc iol6e Sel0lucrr
oc; i'm @epartemcnt einlouf fcn 10 miro
sic fo!gcnbe Geplf ali obcncrlpQbnten
8ricf 5urScnadri6tigu ocsYublifums
mit0etbeilt: : Sn 9cautlportung SDrcs
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gen. oob noN Den 9tcgcln oicles 9cpor=
tcmerts 9lQcs, mas oub ser elmer 9oreie
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elmer Yo 1ttorte 9cl6rie6en oocr 9eorudt
miro, cine 1olOe &orte untauglid) mo6t,
10 bob tic 9clckli0cr ySci1e our@ Die Poit
nidt mcbr bei0r0crt lucrocn fonn fails
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lit, oonn lit bos0pppcltc bcs SrieIportos
inGcmdb6eit Scr Scltimmun9cn Der 1872.
5cftion Scr Noltgclcbc, 9(nS9obc pon
1872, on;ure6nen. SIM glnflon9 nit jc=
ncr Ne9cl puroc Bic rprgcle9tc Yolttarte
ocmEricfportp unternorfen, neil oos 9o=
tum oui bic Seitc 9cldriebcn muroe. Die
nur fir Die 9orcNe bcitimmt lit, uno oa
lie pbnc bic Yorousbc5a a@lun9 bes Yortos
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GbicoQp ben cinen Gent in 9(biug. brln=
9cn ioQc,,, Der urlpriin9li0 fiir bic &arte
bcioblt >roroen it,
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Sbio @aiieufreunb.
Sas pcreprbcuc Gcutih.

Sas pcr>prbcuc Dcutid.
us rcn, &atbrliiocn ajuocyircunb" pcn Nep. y. %)
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s(ud lit Die Sprod,c iommcr>idlcd)t,
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9cnn: v@ubtld)0d" bcibt Der Sticiclfncdt,
l(no vSpcllcn" : Sudltobcrcn.
Der sos" bat gar su arg v9cfidt;"
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v@cb' vquid" Gin v@odct" SSoIcr holeu;
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M0nnt brcilt ibr 0cnltcr iogcn.
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9as Urilbltid nid)t mcbr ncnncn.
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limo Scutld)c lollt iDr blcibcn;
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Sic Miutterlpro6 bur alien!
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-Wls Grfinoereincs s f.
trpm III otors lit Gin Seluit 1pcbcu ou|=
Qctreten in ser Yer1on z. M}ortin G9gcr
wie sic v9eutl0e Gcids5t9." ou3 9on5
pcrldblidcr Gueae erIdbrt. z: Mortln
@09er, S. j., fat is Sabre lang l1
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Ginc yirOler SuQ(


bicle nit ocm Brobe M}isbrau6 trei6en
poer 6oNelbe ous 1ebcrldttigung bei@eite
lcgcn. Bel lonoerS in oer@e9eno uonSnns=
brud lit oieler Mabnruf an Die !eidtlln=
ni9cr 6erSen Der flencn 8ubeln ooer
Dienoeln tdsli@ 5u pcrncbmen.
ssyu Der Ndbe pon Snnsbrud trieb> no6
Der Gage, 6rou 0iitt i6r Mclcn; bort
nono ibr un9eDeures @hlob, BORT tnm=
meltcn F4 Die rieli9cn &inocr Ser ricli=
gen Trou &0ni9in @itt umber.
@obl 5ei9t man jebt nod einen Tcllcn,
Der an oie &ie1enf6nigin criunert, obcr
ouber oiele 1ino Ser 9ta@pclt BON ibr
nur perldie0ene @a9en percrbt >uorocn.
Snnsbrud lie9t beut5utaae frieolid) am
6uBe ungebeurer, tabler Telsmollen, BE-
,pdNert BON ben belcbtcn, bell9riinnen
gDellcn oes Snn, uno lange n1iilien Die
Wanoerer umberpil9crn> ebc lie wieoer
elm lol6e reisenoes8il0 III 10 9robortigcr,
erbebenoer 9tatur antreHen, 'uic SIMS
brud nit 1einen llm9cbun9cn cs blctet.
Nor pielen, piclen Sabrbunoertcn lpor
cs anocrs. Sic @o9e beridtct, bob in
oct eroucn Yor5eit bic &0ni9in $)iitt
uber per51iebcne Climber 9ebcrrl lGt lib
ou6 Sirol untcrlporfen un0 bort ibre&e=
Goen5 aufge bla9en babe, 100 jebt fable,
md9tiee Telsmolien ouf Snnsbrud bcr=
obltorren. 3ur 3eit Der &ielent0ni9in
paren ober oielc Sci en- mod NIT DEM iip=
pi9Ten @rin ii6er5o9en, our6 wel6cs
wunoerpoue 8lumen beruorlu9tcn, in0cm
lie bur6 @eru6 uno Torbcnidmud mit'
chamber petteifertcn. @elualti9e Sdume
ra9ten 5um 9immel, ,uiloe9ecrben our0=
broulten Sen 8alo un0 Ser @turm>pino
in oem5clben murbe bduiig pon Sogo=
ldrm Ser Trau @itt iibertDnt, wcnn
biele, 9eIolgt bon ibren @bbnen, nit ib=
rem &ielenfiiBc gen iiber Die Nlpen binme9<
l1ritt, oob urtcr ibr oieTellen 5u bre@cn
orobten.
Trau Sutt l6ien 5u sloubcn, ooB ibr
MQes, tuos ber Groe an9eb0rte, rntert1dz
Mig lein mii1le uno feline Mod)t oes9ims
mels iiber ibr itebe, oober l6oltete uno
waltcte lie in ibrem2anoe gan5 na6gSiQ=
fir. @ie rib Die fdrtten 8dume I'm
,pcl9e ibr ouf ibren @posier9dn9en &C.
rooe i'm Deee itauben; lie 'pdlSte 9robe
6el1en in Die Tliine, I'M ibnen Gin an
bercs Bett 5u gehen uno mart nl9t
lelten un9eDeure @teinbl0de in oos
I6al Dinob, I'M lire ainber oaour9 5u
crfrcucn rno bic ormcn> fleinen Men1 10cn
ba unten in Nn9it nno @9reden 5u per<
leben.
9fiemono lpa9te ser md6tigen Trau
ent9eeen3utretenL nod piel iucni9er il 9ren
MieIcn10bnen etmas 5u 2eioe 5u t6un.
Nobm oljo Die &6ni9in ocn Menl9cn Die
98ebnung meg ooer tru9 lle ouf i6ren9(r+
men cinige &iibe uno @feroc NIT no9
6aule, oomit Die 9erren @6Dne etlpos Su
ipielen boben jollter,> 10 1A>uie9en bic ar
ncm 2eute oosu gons itiQ lucinten obcr
bic&inoer mesen oesWerluites> >oonn ricfen
ote Glteren: u@eio 1till Wir haucn uns
elm anoeres @iittlcin unb toufen neueSflibe
uno Yferoe! =! @ebt, ibr 1pielt nit tlelncn
&anin6en unb809el11, oo >uoQcn oic9tic=
lenprinsen bod ou6 cin@pielwerf bobcn.
@ut, ooB ;Trou 9itt uns bic &lnocr &C.
lalen bot llebri9ens 1@iibt nns Die
&Dnisin bod por dubcrn Tein0en uno
tbut uns manherlei @utes, barrn
iApei9t> &inoer> uno fu9t eu3 in euer
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rielioc Gr6prinid5cn Elm @tcdcnpfero den
obbre0en; ct 1@ritt oorum ouf eincSon=
ne Ill unb fnilfte lie UNI lpic einen 9tpGr=
Itcn9el, Dotte ober nitDt bemcrtt, boB in
Scr NdDe bes @umpfes nur loderes 9ono
TtD on9elctt botte. 9fun wollte er c6cn
nit leiner Same ols oil cincm Stcfcn=
pieroc bio>ueg9oloppiren, oo 0ab bos
Grorei1 no6 uno Der 9crr GrhprinS
ltiirstc Die 2dr9c lang in ben Dtorolt TO-
bob Scr @6lomm ibcr linn sulammcl1=
lNlug. M}it Mliibc uno 9}otb tnctctc licb
Der &Dnigslnbn wieoer cmpor, tlcttcrte
an Mbbonge binauf bculte dryer olS
oerWino .no rcnnte in lcincn nit l6wor=
sem 5ei9e iibcr5p9cucn 5fleioern sur9(ut=
ter 6iitt. @ein@eliht mar nid)t iu crfcn=
men unb feline @cl ltolt uno Torbc 9lib
Der zines jSoblcnbrenners.
6rou $oiitt 90rtc nit innigcm Eeouuern
bic &lo9cn bes gr6prin5cn an, ltrei0cltc
linn bic idmusi9en Boden uno lu6te i6n
our6 oller6on0 rniittcrli()c 2iebfplun9cn
su berubigen, inbcm lie ibm oie l60nltc
&leioer 5u faufcn perlprah. QSirtlih fen
octe lie oud cincn ibrcr 0iencr nit Dem
Bcfc6le al, lo9lci6 cinenYurpurrod uno
1ommetnc &lciocr init @plo bclcgt Dcrbei=
5ubolen.
ggic loQte obcr Srou @iitt ibrcn 5obn
micotr rcini9cn? ? 9to0 cinigem llcberlc=
gen fam 1ie ouf Den frcpelboftcn @eoon=
tcu, bics nit 8rob su tQun. GN licp liW
oenn audi Gin frii@cS 8rpo tomn1cn>
l6nitt es in @tiiden uno rieb nit Der
&rume Dem Grbprinscn o(lcn G1lomm
pom 2eibe, robci &dnmcrlin9c i6r bci=
fcbcn mubten. 9od) taum bottc bic &6=
ni9in init oicicr mis6rdu6li6cn 9lnwcn=
ouno besSrobcs bcgonncn, oo um5o9 lid
Der Dimmel nit lNuor5cn 9Solfcn; cs
moro Mo1t, 8lige sudtcn bonn 9immcl
nieoer unb fiir@tcrliGc 9onncrl6ld9c
rolltcn bur0 Die monfenbcn, cr5ittern0en
Seree. Sic 2eute glou6tcn, Die Croe lei
ous ibren Tuaen 9erillcn uno 1lcbtcn ben
6immel Inn Grbormen an.
@m nd9fcn Sage botte 1ib bic 9totur
,pieoer bcruDigt. Sic M}enl6en lo6en
pom Sbole aus binouf nod ben Bergen,
wo Die 5@reden Der per flollenen Na9t
9epaltig auf9etreten luaren. Sic iippis
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