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He will say that at such low figures wife
will be drudge and slave for her hus-
band. No such thing. What does she
promise at the altara To be a helper or
ornament for him2 II he wants merely a
parlor ornament why not by a piece Of
statuary or bronze bric-a-brac. II is not
natural for a woman to sit in idleness and
see those she loves working themselves to
death for her, and any woman who truly
and deeply loves her husband will consider
it a pleasure to help him accumulate some
thing for a rainy day. She feels better
satisfied TO make her dresses, mend his
socks, and even cook his food and make
home bright and happy for him than she
does when she has hing to do but dress
and doze over novels and know that he is
toiling, mind and body growing old, in the
attempt to keep the wolf from the door
without some help from her.
Again, what do the marriage vows
mean for him? Clubs, lodges, sec ct socie-
ties, cards, beer, and anything that shall
keep him from homo until midnight, some
times even till the "wee sma" hours Of the
morning? think not Let each read care
fully the marriage ceremony, study it well.
and see il all the terms therein can be cheer
fully complied With. If not, marriage will
be decided failure, and there will be bro
ken hearts and unhappy hones.
A CLOSE OBSERVER.
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THRILLING WITH HEALTH

Most people consider ailments like Hoarss.
moss Cough, Sore Throat. etc., not worth their
wnlle TO look after This neglect 10 very often
the cause OF severe and protracted sickness
Use Sodrn Pastilles in time Dr. Moreau B.
brown writes: Il have used the Sodsn Pastiles
and md the results very satisfactory for dis
eases or tue Throat, Chest and Lungs" Eaca
box must have the testimonial OF Sir Morrell
Mackenzie with each box. Price 80 cents
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q long time. A man can support 8 wife on
less than 500 month. II men get SIS a
month they can board ct $50, and If they
can't take trip to Tybee occasionally. and
get things that they are compelled to have
out Of the remaining $35, then think they
ought to stay single. As for the NEST egg
before they are married, if there were less
places to entice young men away from their
homes and less places to drain their pockets,
have no doubt they would have a ''nest
egg" before they are married. BIRDIE.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
A I A ] { I | D n,
The Contents Of a Jones Street
Residence.
Fine Carpets, ParlOr Furniture
Elegant Bedroom Sets, and Piano.
C. H. DOTsett, AuCtiOneer.

VIII sell on WEDNESDAY, March 18th, 1904
at No. s91k Jones street. between Absrcoru
and Drayton streets, commencing at Il
O'Clock, the entire contents Of that well fun
nished residence, consisting in part Of In
BAsEMENT-Happy Home Range. No. q
Gas Stove No. 8. Crockery, Tinware En-
tension Table. Mating, Chairs, Sofa,
Clock, etc.
PARLoR FLooR-Hall Carpet, Stair CARPET
and Rods, Handsome Baby Carriage
Willow with adjustable Velvet Innings
Gas Chandeliers. LADIES' Desk FancI
Rockers, Velvet Carpets, Willow Rockers;
Handsome Fruit Piece in Wax, Parlos
Set (made to order), Mantsl Ornaments
Dining Room CHairs, Mirror Sideboard.
Lounge, Extension Table, Handsome
Lamp, Garden Benches. Crockerys Glass,
ware and a Steck & Co. Piano.
BEDROOM-The contents OF four bedrooms,
completely furnished. with Body Brussels
Carpets, Shades, Lounges, Rockers1
Tables Cedar Lined Wardrobe. Crib, Cot.
ta2e set, very pretty Walnut Set, and two
very elegant Bedroom Sets, same being
handsomely carved, Extra Large Dressers
and Massive Bedsteads
This furniture will be found 90 be in good
condition and well cared for, and the sals
Affords splendid chance for refurnishing oE
completing housekeeping.
n. b. The Piano can be examined the day
before the sale
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Another Estimate.

Editor Morning News: Can have a
word or two on the important subject now
before the public9 In the list place 1 will
say that marriage is not necessarily a fail
ure, but it can be made one. Like every
thing else, it must be considered from vari-
GUS standpoints before entered upon; the
sacrifices of each party and the wherewithal
to keep ends toge her. II man or woman
wants to marry, he or she should consider
the character, disposition, social standing
of the loved one and always tie to his or her
equal in all respects.
Now about the financial side Of the ques-
ton. How many men get salary of $50
per month? Not great many, am sure.
Now, shall man remain single all his life
because he cannot command a princely
salary? zone OF the Boys" according to
the opinion Of close observer, is rather
extravaganza in his figures. Below are some
items which it may be well for MIN 90 study
when contemplating matrimony. and which
are sufficient for the support OF two econom-
ical nersO0s.
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BRUNSWICK

NoTE.-This correspondence has been ap-
pearing daily for more than o week. A
great deal OF interest has been taken in it.
Many communications received have not
been published either for the want of room
or because the points touched upon have
already been covered. AS there appears to
be nothing new 80 DO said upon the subject
OF the correspondence, there is nothing to
justify the publication of any more COM
munications upon it.
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phiIlins. Direstilola Cocoon

Produces feeling Of Ightness and buoyancy,
as against that Of weight. headache and depres-
sion, so common with the ordinary cocoa. Your
druggist and grocer have it.--Adv.
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canada overlooked.

OTTAWA, ONT, March i3-Canada has
not yet received en- invitation to attend the
worlds fair in Chicago
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Those were my fixed charges. On S25
a month my wife and l dressed and enjoyed
life. and we're as happy as most people who
spend three times as much. One of the
greatest Injuries of living is to know how
To 1--we. An income of 5000 a year will
not bring that knowledge any more than
sl.2OO year will. The science of spending
money is as great as the science of earning
II. People who marry on $1,000 a year
must fist learn that they cannot spend
$500.
/ had $500 when l married. Irented a
fat OF rooms as pleasant as any in Savan-
nah, and partly furnished, for $50. and
spent $500 in fitting them up. l could
have rented a house for $25, aud by
sub-renting one room could have secured
an entire house for the same price that paid
fer the nat. My wife did the marketing
instead of intrusting it to the servant, and
superintendent the kitchen, where many of
the leaks in the household occur. Some OF
the time she paid IS and some of the time
Sc for q servant. Fully competent servants
can be got for So by looking for them.
There is no necessity to pay more in small
family.
twenty-five dollars, judiciously ex-
pended, supplied our everyday table
with the substautials of living and
with some Of the delicaeies, too.
On Sundays and extra occasions the
incidental fund was drawn upon. Five dol
lars a month will pay for the washing in any
small sized family and "a will pay for
fuel and gas. In the first two years of my
married experience the three items together
did not average over S.. Ny doctors bills
were small because Of our systematic mode
Of living and due regard for health. AS
in other outlsys, l paid the doctor for his
services when he rendered them and saved
money by It. In the summer | sent my
wife into the country for month.
or course the young man who smoker
half dozen cigars day and drinks as
many glasses Of beer, belongs to club and
sets em up every time he meets friend
cannon IN on this schedule. But the young
man VIII don't,can dress well, can belong tc
ami LA company if he wants to, and car
indulge, economically of course, in most OF
the ordinary pleasures Of life. This much
for the young man.
The wife, If she does not have quite every.
thing, has a great deal to do with the house.
hold economy. If a young man of good
habits, with an income of 500 month, in.
tends to marry a sensible young woman be
may do so with the assurance that they car
live comfortably. Otherwise he had better
not marry at all. A MARRIED MAN.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. Is Wond. O,
Eaors. ~ EAts column snssrtsd for ONE
CAlST 4 VOID. Cs~A - Advos.es, sGAG
esSortSoa-
AosF-Foooy asAo hGs any rant 70 sapplv.
onvts'S0 to buy o. ssI. any 6.triaSas o.
Recommendations to occurs: indeed, any .sIaA
70 0TotirR. GhoWtS o6psytEas &. tAss ooI,,,,.
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WANTED, a good boy; one who has worked
w in barber shop preferred. Apply at ~
jefferson street
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WANTED, a reliable person TO act az the
w local representative OF a corporation,
with pad.up capital Of S255, 900, in the sale,
through sub-agents, of installment Saving
Bonds. To such person q desirable and life
long position can be secured. Address
MUTUAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, 4i2
Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis Mimi.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.
TO CONTRACTORS

MAYORS OFFICE.
VALDosrA. Ga. March 10th, 1891 (
- EALED PROPOSALS for the building of the
- City Hall in Valdosta, Ga. will be received
until APRIL 18TH. 1891. Plans and specifica-
tons can be seen by calling on me. The Mayor
ana Council reserves the right to reject all bids
+. l.. MOORE, Mayor.
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WANTED. white woman cook for small
w hotel; recone ndation required. Address
ETHEL HOUSE, Live Oak. Fla. State price
wanted,
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DEAD the Sunday MORNING NEWS. For sale
~ at KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets
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John McDermott, $50 tons, Davis New York,
idg-Jos A Roberts & Co.
Johu Wesley, 4S5 tons. Van Glider, Baltimore,
ldg-jos Roberts q Co.
Smaragd lNorl S2S TONS Ledaal Pernambuco,
ldg-Chr G Dahl & Co.
Tires blips
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WANTED, man and wife &C ,ustomed to
w dairy work. None with children need ep-
ply. Steady job and good wages to the right
people. Apply to s. p. GOODWIN, Vale Royal
Dairy.
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ELORAL WORK of all kinds, decorations
IL and cut flowers, from Oelschtg's Nursery,
at GARDENERS a016 Bull street Telephone 80.
INSURANCE.. protect your proporty against
Il fire, storms and cyclones. SEQ advertise
nent JOHN n. JOHNSON q co.
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I OST. on Liberty street, a 5-n barrel blue
IL steel double action s. &gW. ~ caliberipistoI
and cas- r; lost March g. 1891. Finder will be-
rewarded by leaving tho same ct No. 90 West
Broad. Savannah, Ga. y. L, JONES' Ridge
land, s. c.
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LNOWER SEEDS, spring bulbs. plants, etc,
IT. at GARDENERS, 3Ol6 Bull street
PHOTOGRAPHS. mounted and unmounted,
l. OF Savannah, its surroundings. at GARD
NER'S, 30lk Bull street
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STOP ut @ GARDENERS and examine his mag
- niflcent line OF Gator Leather Pocketbooks.
30Is Bull street.
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CENTS gets the Sunday ssue OF the Morn
- ING NEWS. Be sure and read It, For sale
at MULLRYNE'S DRUG STORE. West Broad
and Waldburg streets.
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THEMARRIAGE QUESTION
COW TO LIVE AND THRIVE ON 500
A MONTE.

Married Man Who Has Done It and
Enioyed Life The Experience of
Many Who Fave Small Salaries
some Good Suggestions.
EIitor Morning Nei0s:: The young man
., GOOD habits who thinks he cannot get
carried and live comfortably on 500 a
nth. had better remain single. am a
carried man. married on q salary Of $S5
month. and lived on il for two years.
Then got 800 a month. After that my
..come increased On salary of SIS and
sroo I lived well, dressed as well as the
.vsrage young man, and was happy. My
-rifs dressed well. We entertained in a
MET way, and possessed the ordinary
nomtorts of life, attended theaters OCCASION
slIv took trip to Tybee now and then,
md with it all, saved IS a month. which
! Maid on a loan association installment
stock. -.
.sI and sensible woman and is the manager
~ nv household affairs. l did not squander
,nonev in the indulgence of vice, kept a
cash account and did not run in debt. I
Aid not run grocers' and butchers bills, but
maid for everything got or went without
= The pass book is the octopus of the
household treasury. When l found that /
was likely to overrun my income reduce /
INV unnecessary expenses. At the begin
ming of every month prepared a schedule
If probable outlays. When | had salary
Of 800, it wassomething like this:
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A GENTS and dealers $40 day and expenses;
n no book cauvassinR; ladies or gentlemen;
s. an evening. right at home; we make the H.
and f. that sells in every family; sample free;
something new; outsels everything; inclose
stamp for reply. Address BOYLSTON MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, 909 Washington
street Boston Mass
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DEFORE you buy or sell properly consult
ID ROBERT II, TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
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- ALESMEN WANTED; liberal paw to push
- era; mons others neei apply. Write ELL
WANGER & BARRY, Mt. Hope Nurseries,
Rochaster N V
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, Immediately, experienced nurse
w for young baby. Apply northwest corner
New Houston and Jefferson.
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TOR thirty-eght years the purity and excel
4 lencO of our brands Of liquors have been
commended by o discriminating public. NJ
LAWNS ESTATE
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~ GENTLEMAN with three to five thousand
W dollars can have position as manager Of
first-class dry goods store. Address p. o. Box
1913
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FOR REST-8flsCELLAN EOUs.
TINE Artesian Swimming Bath on Liberty
4 street will be leased TO responsible party
Apply TO WALTHOUR & RIVERS. No. 100 ST.
Julian.
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MIsCELLANEOUs WANTS.

WANTED, to save our customers the cost OF
w casing goods, and also the freight and
duty on glass. We buy our liquors in bulk and
bottle them here under our own label which is
a sufficient guarantee Of their purity. M. Law
ms ESTATE.
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WANTED. a good girl to do general house
w work. Apply at 1893 Congress street.
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BoARDISG.
MIsCELLANEOU

VoU CAN GET FRS, CLASS BOARD at
l. 10 Habt rsham street at unreasonable price.
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ROOMS TO RENT.

E'OR RENT. one fiat four connecting rooms:
u IS York street; bath c.oseta niazzas.
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81 t-OC. TO-DAY'S cut prices Of HElDTS.
IL Il It pays to find now in special notices
and locals. Fresh supply Chocolate Creams.
Call early
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A CHANCE in lifetime for men with capital
IA and active men without capital to secure
very pleasant and profitable business. No
droneS or curiosity seekers need apply. Adj
dress with cent stamp, CONSOLIDATED
ADJUSTABLE SHOE co. Salem. Mass
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ORANGE carved walking canes. at GARD.
" NER'S BOZ Bull street.
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LOST.

II and tan; answers to name Of Raynor. A
suitable reward will be paid II returned to 20
CASTOR street
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-07
water aas a. LAasi.x. =

Lansing Republican: Fred ). Clark.
OF Grand Rapids. Is ia the city today.
Mr.. Clark has franchise fTom the
s'second city" Tor Introducing the gas
sysiem DOW used in Jackson, and wss
attracted toward Lansing hy the dis
cussion now Ia progress with references
10 al extension Of tue present gas fran
cbise- lie looked oyer the groou4
somewhat, and seemed faveEshly am-
pressed with Lansing as point for ths
erection of new works. In replying 20
the question as 20 the availability 81
the present works for the new systens
Mr.. Clark replied that he had not ex-
amined them, but presumed they were
too small The mains would doubtless
be insufficient m size. and as much OF
the pipe had been covered rfieea 10
twenty years II must have defsraoraiea
largely. In brief, = gas plant Loaf u
value very randy, and us frst cost az
forded no feat criterion for gnagsng 'ts
value at any subsequent time. Mr..
Clark returns this evening 10 Grand
Rapids.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-07

MoRIry, Mich, Oct The A. w.
Dodge Clothes Pin factory. after being
shut down for one week for repairs,
started up this morning with a fun
crew-r----fhe farmers of this locality
are harvesting their potato crop, and
net kDerthem report large yield and
astood quality. There was large
acreage planted this D.--Tbe
wo-weeks-old twins of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NickIc were buried Sunday Mrs.
John Hanson. wife of the late John
Hanson, died very suddenly at her
home in this village Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock OF heart disease. She had
been in her usual health up 20 the time
OF her death aad was out on the streets
Saturday afternoon. She leaves two
daughters 30 mourn her ioss, Mss Ida,
who was at home with her. and Mrs. ID.
w. Slope. who resides IN the village.
She also leaves brother and sister and
large circle of friends fe mourn her
loss. The funeral will be held sunday
at .. nj. I. wIf',eck has sold bis
meat market 20 e. j. Hicks and A. All
of Iakeview. Mr.. Whitbeck expects 20
leave aoon FOR Virginia and make that
state his future home.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-07
PICKED UP IN THE HOTELS.


w. o. Webster, prominent Ionia
lawyer, was in the city yesterday on
legal business.
Chas. S. Hampton, editor Of the Pc
toskcy Independent, registered at the
Morton last night. lie was accompanied
by his wife.
Judge ]. Z. Judkins, of Reed City, is
IN the city trying . lumber case which
was brought down here from Lake
county.
1--WE shalt have to get conrt ad-
lourned Thursday i'm some way"' said
United States District Attorney Palmer
last night. We've got to see that horse
race"
c. d. Crandall, ex-postmaster of Big
Rapids and prominent Northern
Michigan Republican, is in the city.
"All of the Board Of Managers of the
Soldiers Home could not be In the city
today, so we simply held committee
meetings." said j. A.iCrozier last night.
"We shall hold our regular meeting to-
morrow. Things are running very
smoothly At the Home-better than
they have IN some time BEFORE
Hon. +. A. Dean, of Charlotte, regis
tered At Sweets last night.
Il. +. Graves, OF Adrian, and J. A.
Crozer, of Menominee, members of the
Board of Managers of the Soldiers
Home, are registered at the Morton.
q. L. Sanford, of Lansing. and l.. w.
Sprague. of Greenville, members of the
same board, are at Sweets.
j. G. Mclaughlin, q Muskegon law
yer, took dinner at Sweets yesterday.
A. w Dodge, a Morley lumberman,
registered at the Clarendon yesterday.
G.. NJ. Harwood, Petoskey druggist,
il in the city. He is stopping at
sweets.
+. NJ. Davis. an Ionia lawyer. was
IN the city yesterday on legal business.
+. l.. Fuller, of Cedar Springs, pro-
prietor of the Northern Kent Bank,
look dinner with Landlord klseiey yes
terday.
]. NJ. Crandail, . prominent Sand
Lake merchant, 10 In the city. He
registered at the Clarendon.
{. W. shIppey, Grand Haven lum-
herman, took dinner at the Morton
yesterday.
ID. r. simmons, one of Battle Creeks :
leading grocers, registered at the Eagle
Yesterday.
DAVID Il. Wilson. = prominent fseld-
ing stock raiser, registered at the Nor
ton yesterday.
I'd. Hobbs. = Kalkaska grocer, was
in the city yesterday on mercantile
business lie registered ~ she Eagle.
H. +. Colby, proprietor OF the Cold
water -four mills, 10 st the Morton.
w. u. Cooper, Lansing paysiciAn.
took dinner Al the Eagle yesterday.
L. y. Rogefs, editor of the Ravenna
Times, registered AZ the Morton ycster-
day. and talked ''horse" 10 various peo-
PIE.
Dailos Bondemsn, OF Kalamazoo,
took dinner at the Morton yesterday.
lie ~ss in the CITY oa legal business.
mest Of Il connected with Jerry Beyn-
ton.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-07
Direct and POINTER
N CLOSE AID EXCITING FINISHES
Khe Third asat wAs Pesspsnsa csth
Iodsy-folaIer ssiis kssay asa
Heavy k4ssstts a. tbs fssiA
hLx Sre4l al tlss kAe~~

TEnRE HAUrE, Ind, Oct. 5.-There
we're nat two heats IN the pacing match
race between Hai Pointer and Dtreet,
each getIing neas- The time MAS not
fast-2.I3 and 2sli. All night and morn
ing men and teams were working on
the track which by noon WAS in g od
shspe. tut not lightning fast The
races were Witnessed by full $500 peo-
pie. Monroe Salisbury. Directs owner,
first refused To allow Dlreet 10 start.
but changed his mind IA the afternoon
and al O'Clock the two horses we're
sent Otf for the nrst heat. Pointer hav-
ing the pole. Tney were neck and neck
around to The half, which was done in
l19t. After leaving the three-quarter
pole, starr hegan driving Direct hard.
lie was pushing Pointer. and II was
thought he was atout 70 pass him when
the latter broke fifteen yards from the
wire, under which he came running
neck and neck with Direct. Direct Was
gwen the heat.
The second heat was . great race.
The half was reached IN l:o7 with the
horses neck and neck. Pointer made q
great burst of speed in the stretch and
many believed he was going At 2:oi
gait when he came under the WIRE. q
neck ahead of Direct. The third heat
will be trotted tomorrow. The pools
are selling $50 10 SO in favor Of Pointer.