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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

VIM. Petit is "lsying eft" with a
sore throat.
Mrs. a. Webb is living i'm hor own
heuse again.
A box social at RoL't Matthews resi-
dsnce, this Thursday evening.
Leonard Parker is pl.wing aud seed
Ing the court house yard this week.
| A. J. Hamlin received a consign-
ment of oranges and lemons, last week.
| A. l.. Carpenter & Co., are putting a
glass front Ia thoir store. Looks pref
~ neat.
A span Of horses and buggy came up
the street, yesterday afternoon, minus
a driver.
Thos. Heffernan has nothing to say,
this week. See his AL. >" in another
column.
Notice the advertisement of the
closing out sale of z. Coon & Co., In
this issue.
Miss Lille Helms, of Luther, has
entered tho STAR Office to loarn the art
of printing.
A letter from, one of the homestead
ers on the Peninsula says it il pretty
dry up there.
Geo. Wormley, route agent for the
American Express Company, was In
Baldwin, Tuesday.
The rain il over, and it Is nice and
warm; hold your breath, 1t may rain
again In two hours.
Mrs. Ssptrion, of Ludington, will
spend tho Sabbath with her mother.
Mrs. 8. +. HELENE.
"Abe" Bush gave us a nice mess of
fish. Bush knew we were awful hun
cry for fish. Thanks.
The Radcliffe boys cnught a nice
mess Of blue gills and bass, in tho
lakes, Tuesday afternoon.
s. Fl. Sweet, travelling agent for the
Telegram Herald, Grand Rapids, was
In Bald win, Tuesday night.
John West, Of Cherry Valley,
brought load Of sheep to Goshrend
Bros meat market, Saturday.
Ifyou want the people to know that !
you are doing business, paint It cut on |
paper; advertise IL far and wide.
H. b. Parker, travelling salssman for
Pesss Bros paper and printing house,
Detroit, was In Baldwin,, Friday night.
The editor has bought COW; but We |
didn't get her on subscription nor ad-
vsrtizing; we had to pay the hard
cash.
The ninth annual meeting Of the
West Michigan Press Association will |
be held at Musksgen, June 10th, 10Th,
and 2lst.
The boys at the depot have put In .
drive well In the baggage room; -
they have water handy. Coed idea In |
ease of fire.
f.. 8. Cashion has been appointed
postmaster at this place. This will bs
the sixth time the Office has changed
hands since 1876.
John W. Nichsson, left here, yestsr.
day morning to pay visit toCanfield's
LAUNDERING works, In the northeast
corner Of the County.
We received = copy Of the Puget
Sound Mail, Published at LaConner,
Washington Ter; = neat supplement
in pamphlet form goes with the paper.
A woman named Cora johnson was
arrsstsd and lodgs'i In jail, yesterday,
with being implicated In the
and Mcclure Islander case.
The I. o. q. T, held an open lodge.
Tuesday evening last the assembly
hall being we'll filled with visitors. A
consisting OF singing, re-
citations, declama lions, select resdIng,
and dialogues, was well rendered BY
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

LosT-A large red cow, with left
hsrn OF. Has been gene aboet 7
weeks. Was coming In, in about
three weeks frsm the time she straysd
away. All information can be left ut
this office, or with VIM. Carr, Center
TOwnshiD.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

TO SUBSCRIBERS:-An X drd,a,,
ocross This item, or before The ada,ess
on w'o1pcy, 'pith pen or pencil signifies
That yenr su6sc,iltion hos expired, and
that renccat is respectfully solicited.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

Farming Lands for sale within three
miles Of Luther, at 81 aud IS an acre.
Leng time and easy tsrsas. Call ON n.
W: Marsh: Or g. w. Helms, at Can.
fields X. r., miles north Of Luthsr.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

DRESS MAKINo.-I am prepared To
do Dress Making and Stamping, and
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
ladies Of baldwin and vicinity.
MRS, j. MEN(.H.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

We have received from the 6tenoGra-
phsrs' Headquarters, 26 Congress st.
West, Detroit, sample beok Of nns
linen papers, legal and letter siss, and
all typewriting supplies popular
prices. Copy sent sa application.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

DRESS MAKING am now prepared
to do Dress Making and Custom Tailor
Work. Patterns, Of all styles Cut, OIL
short notice, by
Mrs. JOHN GRANEY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

&c. 0sEsRKaD. ALsRf assunsaD.
Baldwin Meat Markell
KEPT BY
GOehTend Bros.
Fesh xs&ts Of Al K;xls cen.
stantly On hand. Alss, PORK
SauSages, Bologna and BEAD Cheese.
SALT poRN
CoRNED 1I1Tl
AND LARD!
Makes . speciality Of furnishinr
IIumbsrmsn with Beef BY the Side.
and Pork and Mutton by the Carease.
ut rates lew ~ the Lowest.
Oysters and Game in Seasep. !.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

Try Newaygo Mills "Lrswn Prince,
Roller Precess four, the best In tho
market Ask your grocer for Il.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

Ink, paper, pens, pencils and books,
from 1c up, at Cashion & Sons.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

Mrs. Hsffsrnan is entertaining her
sister, Miss Maggie Herringtsn, Of
Brsoklyn, N. Y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

Lion and Arbuckls Coffee, snIy Csc
per ID. E. Coon d Ce.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

cHolcgsf RAxILT GROCERIES,.

We are IN recispt Of m invitatisa 70
attend the csmnsncemsAt sxsrsIsss
81 the State Normal school At Ypsllas.
Il, Jane 33rd 70 39th.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

II you want coed dress shoe, for
$l.26, come to Cashion d Sens.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

There seems to ~ quite . warfare
existing between the dogs and cows Of
this place. somsbody will get mad;
and then look cut for spssms and stom-
ach distress.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

u ysu want Good Dish Of Ice Cream
ana csol place In which to eat IL, -
70 Il. q. HERKKDR.h's.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

STRAYED OR sToI.KN-t'rom M'Cum-
Der settlement, May 2Sth, = steer, three
years old, body and legs white, aud
ears and nsss red. Long, slim horns,
bow In ut tep. All Information to bs
left at this ONCE.
JOSEPH PERRY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

Epscial. at Luther, Sept. 2sth and goth, 1873.
Regular. at Baldwin, March 9Th and 9Th. 1882
Special, at Chase, Apr. 18th and 9th, 1882
Regular, at Baldwin, Aug. LIST and I'd, 1889.
Candidates are required to be present at a.
-. on the fret day, and are requested te pro.
vide themselves With legal cap paper.
r. j. WEST, Secretary.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

Trains daily except MISUNDERSTANDING tinio.
WIN. A. 9AvETr, ASST Gsn1 Pass Ag't.
w. A. CAKPEfTER Traffic Manager.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1889-06-13

~ Largest and Bsst Assortment Of
Hous1 PAINTS n the County.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

I am glad TO believe that May. the
mother of Washington. will soon have
her monument completed. although b
has not had TO wait as long for hers as her
son did for his, says a Washington letter
i'm the Philadelphia Record. But Why
does not some one propose a monument
to Martha. the wife of Washington? 1
am aware that historians of . certain
school think that Lady Washington did
nothing worthy Of marble because her
achievements were chiefly domestic.
But believe that il Washing
ton himself could speak he would
tell MS that he would not have been Wash
iugton without her. Suppose she was not
as clever as Mrs Adams or as charming
as Mrs. Madison. was she not strength
and support to George his
nothing hut am heiress and a house
keeper" sneer these scornful historians.
But she was more than these tn Washing
ton. for il is evident in all his letters that
he leaned upon her. Think what a woman
she must have been IL she could counsel
and console IL not command the greatest
Englishman of modern times.
When the life of Martha Washington Is
written as il should he Ii will be shown
| meut than is Mary Washington. How
| rarely il is thai the great mans wife gets
amy credit for her to his sue
cess. even when the man himself is not
Observation-Disclosures. indeed. il be to his so
cial success simply that she contributes.
And yet how many public men, not to say
| great men, of1our time have been made
powerful and famous by their wives-us
| ually by silent service.w hich went unrecog
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Burdens on the Common People.
GENERAL AND PERSONAL.

There il one democratic postmaster i'm
Pennsylvania who cOltemplates n pOssi-
bile removal with complete satisfaction.
The receipts of his office have been AyOs,
while the expenses have aggregated $5.72,
leaving him $1.O4 out of pocket.
A Russian girl IL years old and g feet 4
inches i'm height, is being exhibited i'm LON
don. She grows an inch every two months,
il awkwar and shy and plays diligently
with her dolls. In good and af~fectionate,
hut is given IA bad character for o~bstinancy
10y her uncle who has charge of her.
Prince Christian, the eldest son of the
crown prince of Denmark, who is at pres
ent serving his year I'm the ranks of the
Europe. Heretofore the emperor of Rus
STA has had this honor, hut Prince Chris
tian, as was discovered during the czar's
recent trip tn FrctlensborR, il several
inches taller than the
The three men who have most decidedly
and most beneficially moulded the affairs
of Mexico have been: HidalRo, who led
the revolt against Spain; Juarcz, who led
the movement that eliminated i'm thc
establishment of u liberal constitutional
republic; and Diaz, who has made this
constitutional republic u practical work.
ing success.
The value of cracker-boxes, apple
barrels, stationery-boxes, etc., as u matri-
mouial agency for persons engaged I'm
packing them has long becn known. Eggs
must now he added to the list. Early last
summer n young girl at Sunnyside, Prince
Edward Island, wrote her name and ad-
dress upon an egg, which found it's way to
Boston. Mass. 1t fell int the hands Of a
young B~ostonian, and marriage has been
the result.
The neighborhood i'm he vicinity of
Bonneville, Ark. is greatly excited over
the discovery of large sums of money be-
longing to Frank Taylor. The latter was
eccentric. wealthy and fru9al. He died
recently leaving a diagram showing the
places where he had buried money twenty
and thirty years ago. The executor found
under the porch sill. i'm tin cans, 5000 i'm
gold, and i'm glass jars under the corner of
the wood-house $1,000 i'm silver.
A young man OF Warsaw ordered a dress
suit from n tailor, who agreed to deliver
hence a curious lawsuit. The plaintiff
alleged that he had arranged To go to an
evening party at which he had resolved
tn offer his hand to the daughter of the
house. Because of the failure of his
dress coat he could not go. but his rival
went. proposed and Was accepted. and
the plaintiff considered himself damaged
to the value of the lost bride.
A novel cure was effected by the use Of
the dynamo recently at westeate-on--ea,
England. A Mr.. Brown was fittine a
false bottom to a CRATE. and while chip
ping il to make il fit. a very small spin
ter of iron flew of and struck him in TIA.
eye. An electrical engineer who met him
shortly after. seeing his plight. took him
to n dynamo that Was working near h..
Brown placed his eye as close as po-sibls
ion was sufficiently intense To Withdraw
the splinter of iron from the eye vklct
was instantly relieved and which gave rs
further trouble.
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tai known ~ trusts. Each measure
will I'm all probability be heard from,
and serve its purpose In allowing ad-
miring members To exhibit their v
sion to capitalists and love for Ameri-
can wOrking-men. Each little bin will
then In It's turn he led tn the slaughter,
Dr. allowed to die of neglect. Whether
or not h national government can
cOnstitutiOnally prevent these c0mbi-
nation Of capital In a question which
the courts will not Ire called upon tn
decide for some time to come.
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nissd hy b void. There are e1cep-
HHye.. Nh. GsrasId ana Mr.. Logan q
counsel, with knowledee. by hard work
az Rreatpersonal sacridcc. We
:ns s, sS. ;efs u s,:asss n; 1s.I ss, ss. T Ssxs s ssss
as certainty :. the men Who voted for
their husbands in the white house; ana
lived hi. wife would have had him prcsi-
But how many persons know
Mrs. Arthur I'D for her husband, or what
or " Mrs.. Randall all f Sen se 10: "f Mr.. coa,
all the ~euloeies ON her husband for her
have failed and fallen long before. but this
was 80 unusual as to excite especial re-
mark. For one instance like this, where
even tartly Justice IL done, there are n hum
little circle of familiar friends, has
part which women take 20 n%eraicaily IN
the of the nation. Unless a
woman Is In " society," and i'm evidence
mestic," and therefore to he comparatively
ignored, even though she he the propeller
and n rudder 81 her husband. the states,
public man OF prominence owes his posi-
ton largely, perhaps chiefly, the his wife.
to every one, but nevertheless this is tie
rule. Bright, stIdious, well Informed,
. not only perform all their own d,,-
ties. but often their husbands' as well.
They can supervise correspondence; they
C IN collect authorities and Information ;
lney can draft, correct or revise n speech.
But even when their ministry is OF "a pure
~ "domestic" character it's influence il
simply calculable.
Here i'm Washington, where IL IL easy to
20 behind the scenes. and even into the
green room of the great theatcr OF govern.
ment, we know more than we can tell
without violating courtesy about the value
of wives tn husbands. But il is not indcl-
icate to just enumerate some OF the ex:
amples most commonly exhibited i'm proof
of all 1 have said and many have
thought about the power of wives
il public life; Judge Jere Black
immortalized his wife I'm ms
wife famous i'm his speeches and inter
views. But their debt was no greater than
that of other men. sherman, Allison, In
refill and Brown IN the senate, TO take the
names which come first to mind, are all
i'm the same blessed indebtedness. So are
Reed and Cannon and Burrows, Mills anu
the house, To a again the opm1st
names. Few people would think OF the
wives of any of these men q
life, for they are all noted for
their self reliant courage. When one of
them is i'm the full tide of "a splendid
debate, he scems absolutely independent
and self-sutiicient. But over there in the
reserved gallery sits n quiet little woman
to whom that success was predicted ny
the p iinful preparations which she helped
To niake-and il is to her and for her he II
speaking. men and brethren, tiatteredl
though he he by your appearance, I'M the
crowded galleries. One silent look from
more to him than all your vociferous APP
planse.
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A cHIlp's TESTIMONY.

The preliminary examination Of 10
seph Rarriere. charged with having shot
his wife II short time ago. is attracting
consider able attention in Butte. hut ii
the attorneys for the defendant are al
lowed to have their own way. the eN-
animation will he little more than u
farce. The authorities were amply JUS
titled in arresting Rarriere. and If he
escapes the charge of murder II will be
through no lack of circumstantia and
direct evidence against him. There
seems, however, tn be u determination
on the part NJ certain witnesses tn clear
the defendant at any cost. ana should
Justice he defeated through false testi-
mony or the exclusion of the evidence
OF the defendants child. a great crime
may he allowed Ia go unpublished n
the courts of Butte prostituted To Sc
cure the release Of "a man who possibly
is a murderer.
The circumstances Of the shooting
STANDARDS readers. IL will Ice re-
memtered that the four rear old child III
the ran screaming into a
neighboring house. crying that her
father did the shooting. The testimony
of physicians is to the effect that death
must have been almost instantaneous
IL Mrs. Barriere shot herself. how did
the eapon find its Way under u door
step outside the house.
In his argument for the admission OF
h child's evidence yesterday Attorney
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ACCOUNTING vi tUe view noTh htuSst tIlfTe
In "a new school house In that city which is
without teachers. The building 10 50 far
ON the outskirts and the streets I'm tho
nsighborhood are Nd muddy that teachers
refuse the Job. The name of the new
school ssseIns to be mud.
,nu Mt pOwER AND MisTREss sANDEnn.
..wherc are yol going, my pretty maid?"
'To the United States Senate, sir" she said
"wher- are your votes, my gi,idy child""
my cheek is my fortune, SIR she smiled.
'SupIDsing ] east yOu tai one side?"
"i1i dump you tan, H"si SIR" she cried.
root of all evil. A gentleman while walk
ing along n country road near Paul last
Monday was overtaken by a STRAY mare.
Tho animal going I'm his own direction,
the traveller thought il not improper tai
mount her i'm order That he might rest his
limbs for n short season. He came very
near enttrinR into eternal rest, however,
for the owner was close behind, and some
difficulty was encountered i'm coming to -
mutual understanding.
What liz the matter with the capital Of
South Dakota? Postmaster Miller Of
Pierre, il IL said, is so anxious to he re-
lievcsi Of his official cares thai he has tclc-
grapl,ed to Washington that IL his rssiRna-
ton il not accepted at once he will turn
the office over tn his bondsmcn. The
idea of II postmastcr trying tai get rid of
his postofIice IL so novel that the truth of
."e s" i''''e perhaps "''S " e"I"-
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Ton, tine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oi n'ef ffunhp'
ton. was pr,.scnt nj the recent dog feast
AT Fort picrrc. and was the belle of the
VAR dance. She wore. n Jacket trimmed
with ~, ..lk teeth. no two teeth hriny
taken from the same animal. and all he
iuv taken from clks which she had her.
self slain. She is described as tall and
very handsome for IA Sioux maiden, and
as her grandfather, Hump. IL considered
well fixed all IN. dude, bucks ON the rcser-
yat,ou arr, trying to SECURE her as "a wife.
Al nr,,seut her smiles arr, showcred ON
Youuv-M Observation-Disclosures, hut the sea-
son Of TIN. v,,ur Is Thought to re the onIv
thing i'm his favor and half N dozen dudes
with s,,,nrncr nnn,es nrx. lying low and
waiting for Surfing.
=
Circumstantial evidence doesn't count
.1",n;na,,. r." MI E.h H. ,,h.r Ia,
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a Candid Oliutou.

From the Chicago News.
The United States senate is tUo high and
mighty for any good urpose Ii is snob-
bish. Ii lacks sense Ii is a h hut
pictorial body. Its head is in the clouds
along with dingy vapors. children's toy
balloons, and other earthly things which
have escaped from their moorings.
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Mr. wind"na'~ simplicity.

Frnm the Il. IEuis Republic.
We fear that Mr.. Windows simplicity
has bscn imposed OH ny designing per
SONS who mistonk simplicity for knavcry.
The plan he has fathcrssd would give him
such power for robbery as has never been
enjoyed ny amy operator in the history OF
modern civilization. Biddle's bank was
not a circumstance to what the Window
silver warehouse would bc.
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Hnrr,-en'. Camstnx Professions.

From the Philadelphia Telegraph.
The people know the difference bctwecn
canting professions and practical acts.
They know that while the administration
has talked civil service reform beautifully
and piously. IL has been the dcspiser and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

Already a fair number OF bills have
been introduced in congress which aim
to regulate those com binations of CAPT
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

Christmas ties, silk mufiiers, silk hand
kerchiefs. embroidered silk suspcnders
and slippers at Estes & nnel
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

sbuser Of the reform in an unprecedented
manner. No administration, In fact, since
civil service reform became . popular do
mand, has IN rocklessly shown coutemps
for II.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-12

nouOeT. NO administration, In fart
civil service reform became . popular do
for II.
O~'Dosevas's Cspssvsts.g ssyls.
From the washington rOsa.
Rossa. after a brief but very
entertaining period Of ~eloquent silence.
has spoken again. OF course he hasn't
said much, hut being unable To raise any
thing else. ne Inns raised his voice. That's
Had nothing else tn break he leans back,
lifts the lid of his capacious mouth and
mercilessiy breaks the innocent and UNI
offending silence.
They VIII Tackle the R.aellioa.
From the ~. Louis Republic.
In order tn divert public attention from
the tariff issue, On which he recognizes
that the republicans ARE defeated before
the country, President Harrison endeavors
i'm his message tn force s~ectionalism to
the front. This will he accepted rs q cue
and before the session ends we shall no
doubt see "a strenuous attempt made to put
down the rebellion.
Burdens on the Comnnoa People.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
The report that the Kansas farmers are
burning corn for fuel In regarded by some
Of otlr contemporaries as indicating an econ
omic saving. II may he so i'm one sense, as
il in understood that the price of a bushel
of corn i'm Kansas In actually less than the
cost of u bushel Of coal; but il IL, never
theless, nm economic waste which In in
dicative OF something wrong. Illustrations
Of this sort. balanced by the difficulty of
the workers i'm our cities tn obtain an
abundance of food, are decidedly strong
the day are levying ndu burdens OIL the
f0InTlnn Ip<s0I,le.
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Baldwin claimed that nm infant reared
I'm the notorious t:aIenm street district
was more apt To tell the truth than an
adult living In the same neiRhbOrhOod.
From all the circumstances In the case,
and while the child may have no per-
ception of the seriousness Of al oath,
IL wOuld seem hat the ends of justice
demand that her testimony be admitted.
And furthermore, IL Joseph Barriere
in innocent of the crime of murder,
there are evidently plenty Of witnesses
who can he depended upon Ia testify In
his behalf. That y little child should
charge her father with murder in harsh,
hut Barricrc should he made to face
his daughters charge u IA crime
for which ne In now under arrest.
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The language of President uarrison's
message ou the question of pensions
makes the dismissal of Tanner unac-
c~ountable. The President is disposed
To lengthen h list of pensioners on u
wholesale plan by giving bounties tn
those who. though they may have been
in sound health when mustered out.
"have since been overcome by disease or
casualty" That's about where Tanner
drew the line. This being the ease. the
conclusion confronts us that Tanners
official death was a case. pure m
simple. of too much mouth.