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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-21

The Cascade Creamery Company
has begun operating its new creamery
at Lebam, Pacific county. 1t has a
capacity of 300 pounds of butter. and
the plant is said to be the best in the
State. The shingle mill removed from
Yelm to Lebam has begun operation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-21
The Largest Bible.

The largest Bible in the world is in
the Vatican. tits a:manuscript Bible,
and written in Hebrew. The book
weighs 320 pounds, and there is d his.
tory connected with it. Some Italian
Jews obtained a view OF the precious
volume, and told their co-religionists OF
Venice OF it. The consequence was
that syndicate of Venetian Jews en-
deavored to purchase it, offering the
pope the weight of the book in gold as
the price. Pope julius III, however
refused the offer. At the present
price of gold the offer was one OF no
less than 100000. This is the largest
price ever known to have offered for a
book.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-21
DIRECTORS.

A. II. steele, TN Reed, John D. Gowey,
A. III. Chambers, 4. A. Phillips, " NJ Laid.
Gcu. u. shannon
Olympia. March ~. Isyl.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-21

MRS. A. B. Karr, of Hoquiam, is the
Oldest pioneer of Washington, now
living in the State. Sheis the daughter
of Rev. Elkanah Walker, and was born
at Walkers prairie, Spokane county,
May %, 1910.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-21

DAILY TIME CARD.
Olympia, Tacoma and Seattle Route.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-21
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
THE
California Wine Co.
225 MAIN STREET,

woui'! respectfully inform the citizens oi Oiym
pia that they are nov prepared To sup
piy the family trade with
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-09-21
NAVAL WARFARE.
WHAT A NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
COSTS.

The Cincinnati Costs Five Hundred
Dollars a Day In Time Of Peace
Expense of Each Discharge-Po Pow.
der, Shells md TOrpedOes are
COstiy-A Large Number Can He
Used In a Short Time.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Kampf srpiihen einem Sdren une
Gomen.

uDl ttttHtI oOttl tltSu HlulYltYGH, lDtlOeI
Gris;lpbdren, ber fura supor sefansen
worben mar. Gr fabte ben Ylan, mdb=
renb Der Wtittlpinter-6air in einem ero=
Ben &dfis ben Bdren nit benz 2Dmen
rparnel" fampfen gu lallen. 5idels
gum preiIe ppn je 500 muroen nit Der
srOBten &ier auf9efauft. Ser Sefretdr
Der @eleul6aft sur Serbinberuns pon
@raulamfeit 9e9en Sbiere bat li1 jeood
an ben Mtoppr uno ben Yoli3ei1ef se=
menoet; biele baben ibm Silfe ,u9e1aet
nm ben Rampf gu perbinoern.
Die rdhenoe 1lemeiis.
Nem Oort, 23. Wtar3. -.Bertbolt
Yopper, Der 9ltann, ,pel9er i'm poriser
CONNER Trou Selia 9aller sebeiratbe
uno tie bann in Chicago perlalien bate
na0bem er ibr ldmmtlibe @ertbla6et
unb ibr @elo absenommen, lit 9eiterl
pesen unseleslider 8erbeiratbuns J.
3,pei Sabren uno adt Mfonaten 3u1t
baus perurtbeilt iporoen. sSrau 9alle
bate, Dem Yopper su lieb ibren Gatte,
perlalIen uno lid bann i'm Salt Soul
in Chicago erIdolien, als Bopper ii
| 1pdter ebenfalls perlai1en bate.
miro mobl I'M Sauoe perlaufen
Denper, Co., %. Mdrs. - 9llle,
ermartet in Gube bic gnti9eibuns oe1
Supremese,idts, tpelde beute ober NOR
gen fallen mirb. 9as Si9erbeitseomit
tritt morsen fritz 3uiammen, I'M 19nel
porseben 3u f0nnen, je na9oem bic gnt
! Ideibung ausfoler lutrb. Oie oll9e
meine Nniidt sebt babin, baB feline Be
beioen parteien ber gnti@eibuns 3utpi
berbonbeln ,pirb. @ollte Der @ouuer
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Die ShldoIbab Sill.

gtaboem jett beioe 9duler bes Gon=
sreHes Die S6lasl6at= - Seisnorage=
Bill -pailirt baben, brebt li6 Maes um
Die 6rase, oh oer ErG libeut Die Bill un=
teraei9nen luirb. Die Silberfreunbe
oerbreiten natiirli6 oas @eriidt, baB bet
Yrdl lioent entweoer bic Bill untersei9nen
Doer in Der SaIcbe bebalten tperbe, Iooob
iie nod 8erlauf Der Sebntdsisen Iriii
uon ielblt @eles tpiro. g8ir miibten
uns 1sbr in Dem gbarafter Glepelanb's
taulden, ,uenn li6 oieies @erii9t be-
mabrbeiten iollte. Glepelano bat lid in
Der 6inan3frage lo,pobl mie in Der Ca
riffrase als Der u&itter obne Tur6t uno
Saoel" betpdbrt un6 es 1T li9erlid ansu-
nebmen, baB er leinen bisber auseeipro=
&enen Nnidauunsen aud bieles Mal
treu bleiben lpirb. Die 3uberld1Hgften
Nutoritdten, J. 9. lol9e Bldtter ,uie bic
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

rN. 3. gpenins polf" unb ~. p.
Zines, nit wel6en ber YrdIbent Rets
6iibluns bdlt linb benn au9 ber AnRdt,
oab bic Bin nit bem Neto beleet tpirb.
9amit piirbe oie Sade fit bieies Mal
erleoist iein, oa iomobl i'm Genat ME i'm
Saule bic Mebrbeiten fit Die Bil au
serins mareh um etn Neto at iiberfiim=
men. Sm Sauie bdtten i6on bic neun=
sebn Nepublifaner, tuelbe fit bic Bin
itimmten, bic 8iG su 6aII brinaen fbn=
men nnb I'm Senat bdtte ldpn elm
nmi6puns bon Iieben Stimmen aeniiat
Die sur ueberitimmuns bes 9etos noib=
menoisen 3weiorittelme6rbeit fonnte alio
i6perli4 erSeIt tperben.
Sn Sol9enoem seben ipir ben Snbalt
Der Btll, pte Iie BON beiben odu{ern
paiiirt lpuroe,
Mblbnitt l. Ser 5Gatomtslefretar
Ioll unmittelbar mad Uerriinoioune bic
les Selebes bafiir lorsen, ooB 10 itbneQ
ols miieltd, bas i'm S6oban1te befinb=
IitDe gorrenIilber ousseprd9t werbe, bas
unter Der Ntte bonn IA. Suli 1890 an=
sefanr poroen TT. Som bielem @ilber=
porrot9e ober ioll Sunqcbit MIR ser Ge=
giernnssprofit ober bic Sei9noroae i'm
8etroge bon $55,156,OS1 in Die Wtiinse
wanoern. 0ie Oietoll= uno S;lberceyti=
ficote ober, Die ouf @runb Der 9ilber=
mun5en dnsge9eben iperben, iino ,ur
Sefung Dffentlider Nusgoben su be-
nusen. Ser 55inon5iefretGr aber barf,
wenn ct es fir gut bait, un6 bic BE-
pirfnllIe oes S9aBomtes erTorbern es,
aud mebt Silbercertifitate ousoeben,
ais non ber Seignoro9e eerobe Qeprdot
it, noraus9eieBt, boB 0er in SSrooe
ltebenoe lleberI6uB Der Sil6ercerfitofs
ben Be1ommtbetrog Der Geiqnoraoe,
mte er in oieIer SiI onsegeben 1T, nid,t
iiberI9reite.
slbl4nitt 2. 91od 8eenoiouno Der
auspra9un9 Der Sei9nora9e, toie lie in
oei erften 5eftion oneeorbnet it, ioQ
Der Neit Des gorreni iilbers, Der auf
@runo Der Nfte bont IA. Suit 1870 BON
Der Ne9ierun9 eingefouft iuorben lit, in
Se9oltenDer SilberoDIlars 10 raid ols
mogll6 DeriDanbelt lperoen; 6os Wetol=
9elo loll ober i'm Sc6abamte sur Ginlb=
Jung Der S6abamtsnoten suridQe6alten
peroeh Die fit ben 9lntouf oes oenonn=
ten eoelmetala ous9eeeben ueroen.
llno 10 RAID ols oos 8arrenIlber AIR
GtnIolun9 Der genannten Noten Qeprdot
mirb, IoIlen Die gioten nid)t pieber
ausge9eben, Ionbern fir unQiItio
erfldrt lnb 5erit5rt meroen. llu6
jfodr IN Setrd9en Die benz G5eIbe
9Ield tommen, bos 5u irsenb elmer 3eit
aus oer bier peroroneten 9rdQuna in
bos S0abamt flieBt 5ilbercertificote
aber lollen oui @runb iol6en geIbes in
Der Art nnb g8eiie ots9e9eben persen,
Die lebt 9eIebliA neroronet lit.
Sod ioQ oieles @eleb nicbt 10 aus.
9ele9t meroen, ooB es beltebenbe @to=
tuten perdnoert, Die Ib ouf Die 2eoal=
tenberquoIitdt ober ben GinlSlunosmo=
ous Der S5abomtsnoten besie6en, bic
In ct Der Ifte pom Ia. Stuff 1890 aus
9egeben poroen iino.
Gnolt9 miro cine seniqenbe @umme
0e!oes bterourb benilliQt, Inn Die 8e
1timmun9en oieler 9lfte oussufiibren
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Grfreultb.

SAP bic beutl6en 9ntberaner n;dts
NIT Der VI. Y. N. Organization unb ibren
1relbeltsfelnolihen, benz @eiite Der ome=
rifanil6en Snltitutionen wioerlpred,en=
ben Senoenaen 5u l6affen baber ,uoQen
baben Die oeutl6 . lutberil1en &irdhenz
bldtter bereits in Der unstpeioeutioifen
SSelle fnnogeseben. Oielelben erfen=
men ganS ri9tis, bab bic 8emeauno in
lbren Gno5telen ge9en bas eineemanberte
glement seridlet 1T unb ibre pabren
senoensen pprldufiis bur9 Elm .politi=
l6es" N)tdntel6en at perbeden 5uht
Ser natipiitilde YferoefuB lit ober ouf
aebreren Gonoentionen ber q. 9. u
bereits 10 tlar gum Gorl9ein oefommen
oaB ibn ein 8linber nit einem Sind
tublen fonn. Inter biefen ltmftdnhen
1T es bodlt erfreuli6, boB audi bic beut=
l3en Burner @tslluns sesen Die Seterei
gu neb men beginner. go bitIt bie{er
Gage Der Surnbesirf bes oberen MiSfi=
lppi in Ses Moines, Soma, feline %
aa9lasuns ab uno pailirte folsenoe Be=
lbliiiie:
~SielDeil es ben Seinben oer s;l-
ouns, Der 6reibeit unb bes ssorldritts
iuleoer elnn1al beliebt Bot, cine gDpIfe
relisiDIer Sntolerans our6 bos 0onh
5u la9en, einen blinounipilIenoer @eift
Der ebenlo unmannli6 ais unomerifnz
nil6 1T;
Sci es bel6lollen, oab Die mil=
glteoer nno Nepra lentanten bes Snrn=
be5'rfs oes oberen DaiGilIippi elmer
Organization, Die sur ss6rberuno bes
menl9li6en 6orti9ritts aeoriinbef it
llno oeren Ntotto itets biiroerlid,e
uno rel'siDle 6reibeit mar, ale op=
be1men @elelll6aften perurtbeiIen
! 9lelboiel ,pie uornebm Der pon benz
lelben setpdblte 9iamen tlinoen man
losalo bic b.. Ns91nl6auunsen a. uno 3peffee
lolder Gelelldaften ooer poIitiIhen
TerbInounsen auf Die 0erfolauno
uno, Yrolcription irseno zines Hs Hirss
gers ober irseno elmer GIoiie nnn
Surgern ,pe9en ibrer relioi55en l1eher@
ssu9uneen ausgeben. 9Sir jprei6en
lllr Die Surnpereine bes @taates syon,o
galten es aud fir unlere pflidt ala
Slrser. unb fiir cine 6orberuno her her
1ere@tt9teit sesen Mue, nit allen aelet-
lt9en Wtitteln ieber @elellldoft nber
polltn9en Yartei Wioeritanb au lei
ten, bic irseno einen amerifani,der
Burger 'einer sleiden Me@te berauben
min. ''"
"gSu perpfli4ten uns oud ielber
ales, mas tn unierer Ma9t ftebt. Az
tbun, oamtt ieoe berortise @eIeIli9oft
ooer partei gu 8oben eetuorfen unh hin n
l4mabli9e Werse6enbeit setrieben tperbe
looab otelen neuen s5anotifern bos
S4tdlal ibrer gorsdneer, Der ,Qnou-
notbin9s" traurigen Mnbenfens bereitet
tpirb !"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
hieeins eebenft.

6bieaeD %. Wldrs. 3bon,as
5i9gins, Der jusenbli@e Wt6rber ppn
Yeter McGabep ipurbe beute sOtittag
furS nod atpolf llbr III Dem Gountn Sail
gebeuft. Gt1pa $50 YerlDnen tuobnten
Der Soinribtlns bel, Sic 2eihe oes
M0rbers tuur0e ieinen Serlpanbten ii6er=
9eben uno rpirb Die geeroi9un9 beute
9lbenb Itattfinben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Cine erauiiee Chat.

New Dorf, q. Mdrs 9lm Sonn=
tag iuuroe Die balb9efodDte nno l6refli1
oerltimmelte 2ei1e zines Mab9ens in
.einem &oblerfeller bier aufseTunben unb
nimnat man an, oab es tpabriheinli1
biejeniee Der elDdbri9en Suldn Mtartin
III, Die lett benz S. 9tDpember permibt
iuirb. Sie &leiber, bic I'M bic 9eitbe
aemidelt iparen, lino beute als biejenisen
Der fleinen Sulan ioentiiisirt worben.
Or. Gprus Gblon 1T iiberSeust, oab Die
aeihe ni1t ldnger als Is Wiinuten ge=
fodt unb bic Sbat bon einem Ierriffen
begansen porben lit.
Gritidte iein eieenes Kino.
gbicasr 81. Mdrs. Dur4 einen
unelldleligen 3ufaQ nerlor seitern
9sa1mittag bas in 9io. 967 Weit 81.
5trabe wobnbafte Gbepaar Solef Weile
lein fiinf Wsonate altes S66ter9en
syennie. @egen balb 4 llbr leste bic
SHUTTER bas &inb ouf bas 8ett gum
54lafen. Surge 3eit barauf bolte Der
Dater mebrere brauben auf ber Seine
aum 9rodnen aufsebdnste Wdi6eitiide
6es brobenben Resens uesens berein
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Gin moroer befreit.

Wt mpbis, Senn., %. WtarS. =
Gin masfirter Mpb BON Mdnnern iiber=
wdltiete ont Dfittlpp6 Na6t ben Sc
fdnsnibmdrter in Orfptb> MiIl., unb be-
Ireite einen WDrber 9tamens Sobn 9pt=
ter. Gin Silfsiberiii ertannte ,mebrere
Wtitelieber bes 9iobs unb tperoen eins
Mense pon Serbaftunsen porsenommen
mprhpn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
IN Ole SUIT eefoeen.

Yittsbur9, go, 90. Mdr;. Die
9Dnamit=Werfe ber Meme Yopber g.
in 8lads Stun, IA Meilen bon bier al
Der ALLEGHENY 8auep 8abn flosen UNI
l1br beute Iforsen in bic 2uft unb fan.
ben bel bieler Grplolion orei Wfdnne,
unb 5luei 6rauen ibren Sob. Sn gcme.
tcnia, mel6es bort gang in Der 9ldb'
liest, lpurben mebrere 9duler itarf be
I9aoi9t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
2duber uno llt6roer.
Die Corey 'ihe Gramp. 2lrmee.

Darlington, 23. MdrS. - Die
@eri iammlun9, pelbe auf ben 5tufen
uno in Den NnIagen oes &apitols pon
bet GoreD' 'iGen rQrmee Der QlrbeitsIolen"
am l. lltai itattIinoen lpIlte, lpirb ibren
plon 3u dnbern 6aben, ba ein @e1eb oe=
ma0t tpuroe, nod melfem berarti9e
0emonitrotlDnen in Den 9lnlagen bes
&opitols perboten limb unb pirb bieies
neue @elet itritt our9geTiiDrt lperben,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

neur alIo ni9t abermaIs bonn Sdbaorn
iibermannt iperben, 10 biirften feline
tueiteren llnruben su befiir9ten ieix.
Des 6iftmoros aneeflaet.
SanMntpnip, Ser, %. Mdrs.-
gm 6reitas lebter Wode iinb bier
Grau RoIa 8rpwn unb beren Sobn
inter perod6tieen I'm ltdnben eeitor=
ben. Gs bat iih nun berausseitellt,
bab oas an ienem Sage entlaiene
Sienitmdbaen Der 5rau Bromn, Sran=
ces Ntotonosfep, in elmer Npotbete
9trp4nin sefauft bat. slnbere nm=
ftdnoe peilen barauf bin, bab bas Wtdb=
6en Die Seute per9iftet bat unb es 1T ba=
ber ulltet Der 2lnflase bes Mtorbes per-
baftet ipprben.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18
south Haven.

Prosecutor Titus made us a friendly
call last Tuesday
Rev. j. b. Holley of Gobleville filled
the pulpit at the NJ. Z. church last Sun
day.
Judge Heckert of Paw Paw was in
town Tuesday evening attending the
trial of Joseph Lannin by the Masonic
lodge.
The Il. a. s. II. r. X. will be COM
PEELED to use wood for fuel until the
present coal famine lets up.
The mail from Paw Paw last Wednes-
day morning arrived on flat car, the
motive power of which was two section
gangs. A washout between here and
Covert was the cause.
The stock and fixtures of Mr.. Calvin
Fletcher, the hardware man, are adver-
tised for chattle mortgage sale, to take
place May 3. Two fires gave Fletcher
a severe setback, but he made manly
struggle to regain his footing, but the
odds were too heavy against him.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18

Bioomingdale.


Our hotel is receiving coat of paint.
Prof. Z. N. Worth of Kalamazoo was
calling on friends here Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Killefer of Paw Paw visit
ed friends in this place last week.
We understand that IL. Haylett aud
family are soon TO return TO this place.
The entertainment given by M. Beale
at the high school room last Monday
evening was very interesting.
A number of Breedsville people at.
tended our school entertainment last
Friday and Saturday evenings.
Ten of our X. q. Il. M. attended a re-
view of the Gobleville Tent last Friday
evening and report fine time.
The meeting of the Van Buren, Co
Teachers association, noticed in last
weeks paper, has been postponed in
definitely
The boys of class No. of the Disciple
Sunday School gave very interesting
and enjoyable social at the home of
Mrs. Alice Haven Tuesday evening.
Miss Carrie Hathaway, who has been
attending the Battle Greek college the
past year, was called home Friday by
the serious illness of her father, Dir.
Hathaway.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18

South Carolina is prohibition state.
The supreme court in its decision of
last week vacated the dispensary law,
which caused so much trouble, upon the
ground that it was in conflict with the
organic law of the state. The voidance
of that law did not revive pre-existing
liquor statutes, and so the state is with
out law covering the liquor traffic. 1t
was at first believed that all liquor laws
having been voided by the supreme
court, the sale of liquors could be pros
ecuted the same as any other business
Upon an examination of the opinion
filed with the decision, it is discovered
that the supreme court declared invalid
all the provisions of the dispensary act
except that forbidding the granting of
licenses to sell liquors. That provision
is in full force and effect and makes the
state irretrievably prohibition. Conse-
quently the governor of North Carolina
must take his drinks alone, and he can
regulate the intervals to suit himself.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18
Decatur.

Ed. Peterson has sold his wheel.
Miss Grace Hakes has the humps.
E j. Rawson has returned from the
west.
l.. j. Pray of Dowagiac was in Deca-
tur Thursday.
NJ Murphy and wife of Lawton were
in town Sunday.
Miss Lolita Van Camp is spending the
week in Grand Rapids.
Several of the boys went to Lawton
Sunday on their wheels.
Miss Clara Anderson of Paw Paw
has been visiting Decatur friends.
Mr.. Ihling and granddaughter of
Lake Cora were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Libbie Anton of Paw Paw has
been visiting her friend, Mrs. Treat.
NJ f. Chadwick has sold his half of
the Chadwick store building to l.. O..
Stewart.
There was no preaching at the Pres
byterian church Sunday, the pastor,
Rev. Healy, being ILL.,
Miss Myrtle Edwards came from
Dowagiac Saturday and accompanied
Miss Van Camp to Hartford.
Only short time left in which to
secure The True Northerner and the
Weekly Inter Ocean one year for one
dollar.
Elder j. H. Hammond was in Grand
Rapids last week, and on Sunday
preached the funeral sermon of Elder
Russell's wife.
The entertainment given by the
younger scholars of the Presbyterian
Sunday school was well attended and
the exercises were good.
Prof. and Mrs. Sage gave a reception
Saturday evening to the senior class
of this place. The senior classes from
Paw Paw and Hartford came to attend.
A game of ball was played on Friday
afternoon between the high school boys
and the clerks. The clerks were
worsted, the score being 81 to % in
favor of the high sch DOL boys.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18
Mattawau.

Will Mosier has moved into the house
lately vacated by Garry Wilson.
Mrs VIM. Darling had valuable
COW killed 10y lightning Tuesday night.
Prof. hammond closes his school one
week from Friday with picnic at
Crooked Lake.
MIR. and Mrs Newell of Lawton came
over last Sunday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Morgan.
Miss Estella Bonfoey of Kalamazoo
is spending a few days here, the guest
of Lora Glidden.
Joseph Morgan died last Friday, of
pneumonia. Mrs. Morgan is very
slowly recovering.
The Congregational church has Sc.
cured Rev. H. w Harvey for their pas
tor for another year.
DR.. and Mrs Hamilton drove over
here from Paw Paw last Sunday and
made few calls on friends.
Mrs. Nina Bartlett made short visit
at home the first of last week, return
ing on Friday and taking her mother
with her.
On Tuesday night most disastrous
rain and thunder storm visited this
place. James Sylvester's barn was
struck by lightning aud burned to the
ground with its entire contents. No
insurance.
Miss Myra Wemple is again cripple;
this time she stepped on a nail that
pierced the sole of her shoe and made
an ugly wound that has rendered her
unable to put her foot on the floor for
several days.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18

We authorize our advertised druggist to
sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. upon this condition
If you are afflicted with Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use
this remedy as directed. give it fair trial
and experience no benefit you may return
the bottle and have your money refunded.
We could not make this offer did we not
know that Or. Kings New Discovery could
be relied on. 1t never disappoints. Trial
bottles free at Longwel Bros, Paw Paw and
j. +. Barrows', Lawrence. Large size bottle
Soc and 81 90.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18
Lawrence.

Dick Fisher lost a valuable cow last
Saturday.
Enos Roberts of Kalamazoo is home
on visit.
Mrs. John Potter is recovering from
her illness.
Miss Bradfield's sister returned to her
home Tuesday.
Mr.. Paul Jennings of Chicago spent
Sunday with Dell Cross.
Tay. Clark of Kalamazoo is calling
on his many friends here.
Will Everett and Myron Wakeman
were in Hartford Sunday.
Billie Phelps son came to escort his
grandmother to the Rapids.
Erastus Hazard has had a severe time
with a carbunckle on his neck.
Mrs. Nellie Conklin of Hartford is
caring for her sister, Mrs. Potter.
A number from this place Joined the
excursion to Grand Rapids Sunday.
Marion Mortimer of Hartford and a
Mr.. Challenge were in town Tuesday.
Baptist Sunday School convention at
Baptist church next week, commencing
Tuesday.
Miss Osa Everett spent Saturday and
Sunday in the country with Miss Ada
Blakelege.
Mrs. s. NJ. Hess and Miss f. Rice
went TO Hartford to attend the lecture
on Backbone"
Mrs. Hamilton Phelps and her bro.
Their, Henry Evans, have gone to Grand
Rapids on a visit.
Rev. Mr.. Tallman will deliver the
Memorial address at the Nj. +. church
on Sunday, May oath.
Mrs. Alice johnson and her sister,
Mrs. Amy Brown, have gone to York
state to spend the summer.
Mrs. Walter Cook and son of South
Haven came Tuesday to spend q few
days with Mrs Isaac Monroe.
Mrs. Irve Cornell died of heart dis
ease at st. Louis and was brought TO
Kalamazoo for burial. She was once a
resident of this place.
Memorial day will be observed in
Lawrence by the Post, Relief Corps,
Maccabees, citizens and school. The
business houses are requested to close
from to IL a. m. and from 2 to p. IN.
Decoration of graves in the forenoon
with appropriate exercises; afternoon a
speech in the park by Mr.. Dell Roberts
and recitations by others. Music will
be furnished by the Lawrence band and
quartet. Mrs. Agrell has class OF lit
tie girls drilled with appropriate exer'
cises for the occasion. All are request
ed to be at G.. A. X. hall at o'clock.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18

The largest gas we'll in the Ohio or
Indiana fields was drilled in on the
Wallace farm, three miles west of Fos-
toria. The lease is owned by the Chi
cago Oil company, and the well was
started last week in territory which
was considered worthless. When the
tools were thrown out the workman
had to run for their lives The drill
stem and rope were blown fully 800
feet. The well is estimated at 50,000,-
600 feet of gas day, the largest well
on earth. The gas caught fire from the
forge and the derrick was burned TO
the ground. The woods are blazing i'm
many places and the flames can be seen
shooting up 100 feet above the tree
tops. One curious feature is that in
more than 100 places water is spouting
through the ground to a height of ten
to twenty feet
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18

Burt Nash visited at home last week
Mr.. Wyman has erected a new pack
ing house.
Will Nash has been appointed census
enumerator.
Peter Barker is building an addition
to his house.
Mrs. Wesley Barker recently visited
her sister, Mrs. Kirby, in Volinia.
Children's day exercises will be held
at the church the first Sunday in June
Stephen, who has been having such a
serious time with carbuncle, is able
to be out again.
A goodly number of Porter people
attended the funeral of Mrs. Il. r.
Smith in Lawton
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18

Miss Maud Babcock is just recover
ing from severe illness with lung
fever
Lee Danger, while splitting wood, let
the AK into the top of his foot, inflicting
wound that will lay him up many
weeks.
G. w. Davis and wife and Chas Bush
and wife have gone to Eaton Rapids to
attend the wedding of Cora Carter, for
merly of this place.
Clinton Hungerford, who has fine
position in "A carriage factory at South
Bend, Ind, is reported very i'll with ty-
phoid fever. His friends here wish for
him speedy recovery.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-18
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