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committeeman NAMED.
Men Of the Various States Who
VIII Continue to Represent
the Silver Party.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 22.-Al the
States were not represented in the conven-
tion and some delegations requested to be
passed when their States were called. but
those responding named the following as
members of the resolutions committee:
California, G. w. Baker; Colorado, R.
o. Olds; Connecticut, J. Sheldon; Illinois,
W. II. Harvey; Indiana, F. ]. Van Voor-
hies; Iowa, B. H. Bashor; Kansas. J. J.
Miller; Michigan, G. F. Richardson; Min
nesota, S. b. Howard; Missouri, n. A.
Thompson; Montana, G. D. Thomas; Ne
braska, c. B. Scott; Nevada, ]. P Jones
New Jersey, J. Mccullough; North Caro-
lima, J. J. Mott; North Dakota, D.
w. Clark; Ohio, a. J. Warner; Oregon, J.
Young; Pennsylvania, A. S. Dulin; South
Carolina, G. A. Jewett; Tennessee, E. c.
Mcdowell; Utah, II. F. Bartine; Virginia,
E. L. Hibleyn; Washington, g. w. Thomp-
son; Wisconsin, +. Powell; Indian Terri
tory. ]. E. Glib bons; District of Colum bia,
b. KIbourne.
The following National Committeeman
were ap ,ointed: California, G. W. Baker;
Colorado, 1. n. Stevens; Connecticut,
A. n. Troup; Illinois, G. NJ. limerick; In
diana, A. Walcott; Iowa, A. Steckel; Kan
sas, R. W. Turner; Michigan, E. Jarvis
M1AACoOOos W. 0u1ocOQIly w. L.
Foster; Montana, G. G. Bradshaw; Ne
braska, G. L. Laws; New jersey,
S. W. Reese; North Carolina, B.
G. Keith; North Dakota, W. H. Standish
Ohio, II. 7. Niles; Oregon, A. Hotter
Pennsylvania, r. E. Diffendorfer; South
Dakota, 81. Sawyer; Tennessee, E. G.
Mcdowell; Virginia, A. ]. We'd
derburn; Washington, ]. W. Thomp.
son; Wisconsin, r. A. Cole; Dis
trict of Colum bia, S. J. Hillyer.
The list of vice-presidents follows: Cali
fornia, c. D. Lane; Colorado, A. d. Bohn
Connecticut, ]. Sheldon; Illinois. S. NJ.
Biddison; Indiana, ]. Overmeyer; Iowa,
H. White; Kansas, A. B. Hulitt; Michi-
gan, G. McGirdey: Minnesota, c. A.
Towne; Missouri, ]. Doniphan; Nebraska
]. D. Gregory; Nevada, w. Burke; New
Jersey, W. F. Morgan; North Carolina, J..
G. Pierson; North Dakota, L. F. Daw;
Ohio, W. Oliver; Oregon, a. Strong, Penn
sylvania, w. Alcutt; South Dakota, B. f.
Leets; Tennessee, ]. H. Acklin; Virginia,
G. T. Shear; Washington. ]. 3. Mcbride /;
Wisconsin, T. Carmichael.
The secretary announced that no further
nominations for any of these committees
would be received.
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North Dakota Republicans.

GRAND FORKS, N. D., July 22.-Roger
Allin, the present Governor of North Da-
kota. was defeated in the Republican con-
vention this evening by Frank A. Briggs
of Morton County, now Auditor of the
State. The full ticket nominated is as
follows: Congressman, NJ. J. Johnson
Lieutenant- Governor, J. M. Devine, La
moure; Secretary of State. Fred Faley,
Richiand; Treasurer, George Nichols,
Cass; Auditor, n. B. Hannum, Ransom
Attorney General, ]. Cowan, Ramsey
Commissioner of Insurance, +. B. Fancho,
Stuttman; Superintendent of Schools, j.
G. Holland, Traille; Commissioner of
Agriculture and Labor. ii. V. Thomas,
Benson; Railroad Commissioners-Geor
II Keys, Dickey l.. L. Walton, Weld, and
one to be named from Pemblna.
The convention Endorsed the st. Louis
platform and adjourned at o'clock.
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Government Defeat.

LONDON, Eng, July 22.-The House of
Commons to-day proceeded with its con-
sideration of the land bill. Clause "a
of the measure provides that advances
under the purchase act shall consist of
money and not of guaranteed land stock.
When this clause was reached Sir Thomas
Esmonde, anti i-Parnellite, moved that the
advances should consist of guaranteed
land stock ana not of money.
The Irish landlords joined the National
lists in support of Mr.. Esmonde's motion
and it was carried by a vote of SO to SO.
This vote against the Government was re-
ceived with frantic cheers of the Irish
members, and Mr.. Balfour, First Lord of
the Treasury, withdrew the clause alto
gether.
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British Greed Agasn Eeempritied.

LONDON, Eng, July 22.-The Daily
News says that Emperor Williams S yacht
Meteor has arrived at Dublin to take part
in the Kingstowne regatta. The paper
adds that the Meteor is threatened with
arrest, owing to her captain refusing to
pay the heavy salvage demanded by a tug
tor assistance rendered to the yacht few
days ago.
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ponneIIv AGAINST Allen.

ST. LOUIS, No., July pat midnight
the fight between the Bryan and anti
Bryan forces in the Populist Convention
broke out anew on the matter of perma-
nent chairman. The anti-Bryan men will
support Ignatius Donnelly of Minnesota,
while the Bryan men will urge Senator
Allen of Nebraska.
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Atkfnsoa for Gorernor.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July o.
The Republican State Convention to-day
named George w. Atkinson for Governor
by acclamation. Senator Elkins, who was
temporary chairman, made the principal
speech of the day.
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day. Chauncey 1. Filley called the
gathering to order, and after the speech
of the temporary chairman the usual
committees were appointed and q recess
taken.
The committee on creden tials not being
ready to report at the evening session, the
convention adjourned until tomorrow.
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A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

BEECHAHI,S PILLS, taken as directed,
will quickly restore Females tocomplete health
They promptly remove distractions or irregu-
larities of the system. For
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the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debili-
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Largest Sale OF amy Patent Medicine
i'm the World.
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Missourt Repubfican Convention,

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July 22-The Re-
publican State Convention met here to-
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West Paw Paw.

Ellen Hutchins will go To Lawrence
this week to learn dressmaking.
Mrs. f. s. Frank and children have
gone TO Schoolcraft for short visit.
Some parties chartered a hand car
and paid Nj. Leighty's smoke house a
visit, taking two hams and IA shoulder
as memento OF the happy occasion.
Our farmers attended the farmers
institute at Lawrence, almost to "a man,
and all report an excellent time. They
are taking IA lively interest in institute
work and are deriving from it practical
benefit.
Last Saturday afternoon, about fifty
of the relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Gleason invaded their quiet home and,
as it were, turned the tables on them
and, by the way, the tables were loaded
as we'll; but as right will in the end pre-
vail, they were afterwards unloaded.
The company adjourned after their Ia
Dor to the parlor, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Gleason and William Gleason de-
lighted them with several selections of
music Mr. NJ Ii. Pugsley, in behalf of
the company, presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Gleason with AN elegant silver tea set
as "a memento of their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary and as a mark of the
esteem of their many friends.
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Rev Kendall and wife of Hartford
were In town, Tuesday.
Rev. Zeller of Watervliet has been in
town for few days past.
Rev. Snedicor OF Tecumseh has been
assisting In the meetings.
Dan Eastman was again taken to the
Kalamazoo asylum, Tuesday.
Miss Jane Broughton of Paw Paw
called on friends here Tuesday.
Rev. Cross of Leetsville preached at
the Baptist church, Sunday morning.
Jim Fisk of Central Lake is shaking
hands with old friends here this week.
Fred and Philip Cutler of Coloma
visited II. j. Crawford and family last
week.
James Abrams has moved his family
to town, into the house purchased of
Mr.. Plopper.
Miss Shafer returned Saturday to re-
sumo her duties in school. Her mother
was laid To rest about two weeks ago.
DR.. Virgins accompanied Chas. Phil
lips to the Kalamazoo asylum, Monday.
Mrs. Phillips is slightly improved in
health.
M. III. Plopper and family will start
for Georgia next Monday. Mr.. Plopper
will at once build store and put in
grocery stock.
Rev Shaw was called to his home in
Grand Rapids, Monday, To attend to
business, and is detained by the illness
of his little son.
Mrs. ID. Lamereaux was called home
to Grand Rapids last week on account
of her husband having broken his arm
by falling on the ice.
G.. s. Sutton, G.. A. Cross and j. F.
Barrows are at Detroit attending a
Masonic gathering, and II. A. Martin
is in Saginaw for the same purpose.
The regular quarterly conference of
the Methodist church will be held next
Sunday evening and Monday morning.
Presiding Elder Carlyle will be here.
There were six accessions TO the Ep-
worth League Sunday night and nine
other names were proposed for mem
bership, which will he voted upon next
-Sunday evening:
Rev. +. B. Stearns, the Congrega-
tional minister, has moved his family
here from Rushville, Ind. They will
occupy Mrs. Adams house, across the
way from the park.
Mrs. Chas. McCollum died ut her
home at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. She aroused her husband by a
slight groan, and when spoken to did
not answer him. He shook her slightly
and discovered that the angel of Death
had claimed her. She was apparently
well on retiring and had attended
church during the evening. Deceased
was county secretary of the W.C.T.U.,
an earnest christian, faithful church
member and beloved member of the
w. r. G.. She will be missed by her
friends here, who extend their heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved husband and
daughter The funeral will be held at
the Methodist church at 10 O'Clock Sat.
urday forenoon.
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Born. to Prof and Mrs. Prentice, last
Thursday u girl
Several of our citizens were at Paw
Paw this week. witnesses In the Tyler
suit
It's reported that we are to have a
new ph, sician. DR. Bruce from Grand
Junctiuu.
David Sn,ith has gone To southwest
Iowa, called iy the serious illness OF
his brother
Mrs Rhnda Edwards was called To
Monroe County, n. T., on account Ut
her mothers illness.
Cyrus Clapp of Allegan county, one
of our old residents, WAS in town Mon
day hooking AT former neighbors.
The Moullon farm, southwest of town,
has been sold, and Gil Hudson says he
will move back into town in the spring.
The union revival meetings closed
last Sunday evening and Mr.. Dean re-
turned To his home in kalamazoo, Mon
day Much good has resulted from the
meetings
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NaattaWan.

Mrs. Caroline Hill is on the sick list.
Miss Brown goes to Benton Harbor
this week.
The G. A. r.. held a social at their hall
Tuesday evening.
+. j. Tillou is again working during
the day at the NJ c.. X. II.
Mrs. John Hunt has been kept in the
house on occasion of grip.
Quite a number of our citizens at.
tended court at Paw Paw this week.
Will Miller is wearing one of his eyes
in mourning. He lays it to an oak grub.
Lin Beardslee again occupies the
space behind the counters in Mosiers
store
Miss Allie Morris entertained some
of her friends Wednesday evening, at
pedro.
L. S. Butler and family and Mrs. Hill
have been suffering with the grip for a
week past.
The Epworth League last Sunday
evening gave an entertainment at the
Nj. K. church.
Rev j. II. Emmons and his son Clyde
spent last week at his fathers, near
Grand Rapids.
The lady friends of Mrs. Emmons last
week made her fine present of table
linen and earthenware.
Louis Straw has returned home. He
has been laid up at Toledo with both
legs and one arm broken.
Rev and Mrs. IL. w. Harvey were in
town Tuesday, calling upon friends,
and remained to the entertainment In
the evening.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Butler was broken into last Friday
evening and perfect mischief was raised.
However, it was done in friendly way,
all of the neighbors taking part. No
one was hurt, neither was anything
carried away.
The G.. A. X. social at the hall on
Tuesday evening was not largely at
tended Those in attendance were
well supplied with oysters and other
good things. Remarks were made by
Revs. II. w. Harvey, j. III. Emmons
and Comrade Morris. The old boys
know how to entertain.
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Prospect Lake.

H. +. Jacobs is nursing a sprained
ankle.
Mrs. A. Ii. Abrams entertained the
ladies' aid society last Thursday.
Dolphus Newson of Indiana spent
Monday and Tuesday at NJ. Orr's.
The young people had skating
party on the lake Monday evening
Mrs. G. A. Rose entertained a brother
and sister from Wakelee, last week.
Warren Tompkins, who has been
spending few months at the home of
his sister, Mrs. Madison Orr, returned
last week to Iowa.
+. Stoughton and wife of Oshtemo
came down to attend the farmers in
stitute, and made G.. +. Robinson's peo-
pie visit before returning home.
Some So or 20 of the friends of James
Abrams and wife made a raid upon
them Tuesday evening, in anticipation
of their removal next day to their new
home i'm Lawrence. A very enjoyable
evening was spent. During the four.
teen years of their residence among us,
they have won and held the esteem of
all. Regrets for their removal and the
kind wishes of their many friends go
with them. The eldest son, Albert, and
wife now occupy part of the farm,
and Archie and - will preside at the
homestead.
At the lycenm last Friday evening,
some fine musical and literary exercises
were given, after which the following
officers were elected: Pres, I'D Chase;
vice-pres.. Charles Cook; sec'y, Nettie
Adams; treas'r. q. Lamphear; editors
for next evening, Mrs. Charles Cook,
Misses Emma Bales and Cora Wake
man. The question, Resolved, that
foreign immigration to this country
should be prohibited" was then dis
cussed by L. ID. Chase, Mr.. Nunnerly,
A. Jennings, y. Marks and .. Lam
phear on the affirmative, and G. f. Rob
inson, w. ID. Loveland, b. Fisher, M.
Cullum and l.. Il. Chase on the mega
tive. The decision was in favor of the
negative.
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Mrs. Julia Welch is on the sick list,
Mrs. Lucy Ames Is suffering an attack
of the grip.
George Ames had short visit with a
brother from Petoskey.
NC. Austin has commenced drawing
lumber for his new house.
Andy Austin and wife of Lawton Wis.,
tied their parents here last Sunday.
Elder John Bush's daughter Jessie is
critically i'll with quick consumption.
VIM. Bush and James Hudson made
business trip to Paw Paw, Monday.
A number of our farmers are now en-
gagged in finishing up their fall work
husking corn.
Gideon Shafer few days since suf-
fered a severe stroke of paralysis, but
is rsllying from its effects.
james and Hiram Robertson have re-
turned to their respective homes in
Chicago and Grand Rapids.
Misses Jessie Babcock of Blooming
dale and Gussie Booder of Kalamazoo
visited Mrs. Mumford last week.
Roscoe Welch, while coming home
from Breedsville the other day, found
in the road little west of Mr.. Roden-
baugh's red dress; it was rolled up
and had the appearance of having been
"swiped" from somebody's clothesline.
Mrs. Ella Abbott, eldest daughter OF
John and Mary Baxter, died on Sunday
last from a cancerous tumor I'm the
stomach, aged 81 years. She leaves,
besides her husband, four children, the
youngest but 1S months old, "A father,
mother, five brothers and one sister.
The funeral was held at the Evergreen
schoolhouse Tuesday; burial in the ad-
joining cemetery.
The true northerner., 1896-01-31


Milliman Bros. have new windmill
G. w. Dayton has a new well ma
chine.
Meetings will begin NEXT Monday
evening.
John Zolman has returned from
Cherubusco, Ind.
Grace McFarlin has been very sick,
but is better now.
X. +. Vickers and wife of Gobieville
visited friends here this week.
Amelia Dillon closed her winter term
OF school in the Dayton district this
week.
Merssrs. Rockwell and Woodhouse at
tended the reunion held at Kalamazoo
last week.
Messrs. Milliman, Dayton, Scott and
Rich attended the farmers institute at
Lawrence last week.
Louis Pudge is to leave us soon; he
has purchased the ten acres on which
Edgel's grocery stood in Arlington
township.
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Vern Randall is seeking his fortune
near Elkhart, Ind.
Mrs. G. o. Frazier was in town over
Sunday, calling on old friends.
A. S. Packard. who has been visiting
in Ohio for a month past, is expected
home Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Shaw has accepted po-
stion at Kalamazoo as stenographer
and book-keeper.
Alfred Turner has so far recovered
as to venture trip to Grand Rapids to
visit his sister Edith.
Several of our farmers attended the
institute at Lawrence last week They
report very successful meeting.
About seventy-6ve of our young peo.
pie made up very sociable social at
the home of A. s. Packard last Friday
evening.
o. w. Shattuck has become proprie.
tor of the South Haven feed stable and
farmers sheds, having taken possession
on the 18th inst.
The Y.P.S.C.E. is preparing a pro.
gram for next Sundays service, as a
celebration of the 10Th anniversary OF
the first society organized. An inter.
esting meeting is anticipated
"The Confederate Spy" will be pro.
duced at Kenney's opera house next
Friday evening, the parts sustained by
home talent except those carried by the
author and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs Will
Stedman of Fennville. The GAR. has
the matter in charge.
Chas Teachout one day last week
had the toes of his left foot ampuiated
by DIR. Vaughan, assisted by DIR. CarneS
of South Haven. The cords had be
came contracted, as the result of an in
jury to his leg some eighteen years age
while at work in the lumber woods
The true northerner., 1896-01-31


Lucille Rowland has gone to Detroit.
Mary Mahoney has gone TO Kalama-
zoo.
W. II. Tuttle was in Dowagiac, Fri
day.
Mrs. John Hughes is visiting in Chi
cago.
The little child of Cal Parker is
quite sick.
Henry Bait Of Augusta is gnest of
his father.
Mrs. l. A. Dewey has returned from
Benton Harbor.
Ella Cronin of Arlington was in town
on Wednesday last.
La Rue Mosier of Paw Paw was in
Decatur over Sunday.
Henry Selby had his hand badly hurt
while shoeing horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Chadwick were
in Cassopolis the past week.
M. 5. Carney says that it is mis-
take. He hasn't sold out-yet.
The l.. O. Il. NJ held public install
lation on Wednesday evening. After
the installation, refreshments were
served.
Lottie Van Camp and Gladys Lincoln
have received notice that they passed
the civil service examination, which
they took at Kalamazoo, December z.
A large number of the knights of
Pythias went over to Kalamazoo Thurs
day evening, to visit the lodges in that
city. They took Arba Moulton with
them as a candidate for the third de-
gree. Arba is now full fedged knight.
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A Household Treasure.

d. W. Fuller of Canajoharie, N. Y, says
that he always keeps DIR. Kings New Dis
covery in the house and his family has al
ways found the very best results follow its
use: that he would not be without it, if pro-
curable. q. A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill,
N Y. says that DIR. Kings New Discovery is
undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; that he
has used it in his family for eight years, and
ii has never failed to do all that is claimed
for it, Why not try a remedy so long tried
and tested. Trial bottles free at Longwell
Bros. Paw Paw and j. f. I'arrows', Law
renee. Regular size roc. and 81 90. 3
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On the 22d inst, son was iborn to
MIR. and Mrs. George Earl.
Hartford seems to have loakistone,
or several of them, for Keelcr>young
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt. Singer are the
happy parents OF fine boy baby, born
on the 23d.
Mrs. Bertha Keith has been and still
is quite seriously i'll. Her many friends
are anxious for her recovery.
District No. 3 had flag raising over
the school house last week, with APP
propriate songs, marches, salutes, etc.
SuDnyside school next Friday even
ing will debate the question, "Who are
OF greater use To the world, preachers
or doctors?"
The second joint debate between the
Center and Sunnyside will occur at
Conklin's hall on the 2Sth. Question,
Resolved, that Lee was greater gen
eral than Grant" These people seem
to have proclivity for discussing fight
ing issues.
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AL Anderson is still on the sick list.
Frank Campbell was kicked by a
mule Wednesday, and his finger severe
ly lacerated.
Mrs. l.. G.. Storrs of Lansing and
Mrs. Daniel l.. Case of Detroit are the
guests of DR.. Storrs.
Mrs. &. Ii. Prentice and grandson
left to-day for Bloomingdale to visit the
daughter of j. H. Prentice, born Jan
uary 90.
r. H. England and wife left Wednes-
day for Rochester, N. Y, where they
will make their future home. Lawton
people will regret their final departure.
"Rlo Grande" the comedy drama 10
be presented here by home talent, which
was postponed on account of Mrs.
Stern's death, will be given Friday
evening, January 81.
The funeral of Mrs. Lewis Stern took
place Monday morning, services being
held at her late residence. The burial
was at Kalamazoo, to which place the
remains were accompanied by the
Isabella Club, of which she was prom
Inent and respected member
Emil IL Grelner, popular business
man, committed suicide Monday morn
ing, by taking laudanum. He was in
good health and had no debts as far as
known. No cause is assigned. He was
aged 30 years and leaves wife and two
children. The funeral was held at the
NJ. f. church Wednesday afternoon
conducted by the Knights of Pythias
and the Maccabees, of which deceased
was also member, marched with the
body to the grave. He was buried in
Oak Grove cemetery.
The true northerner., 1896-01-31

Are now attracting the attention of
the whole world, and the results of
placer and quartz mining are fully equal
to the finds of nuggets in the early Cal
ifornia days.
Colorado, Montana, Idaho, Washing
ton and British Columbia vie with each
other as to the extraordinary induce
ments offered to prospectors, practical
miners and investors.
BY ynext spring the gold fever will have
taken possession of thousands of peo-
Pile, and the western roads will have
all they can do to transport the fortune
hunters.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railway, and its connecting lines, is the
best route to all sections of the far
west. For further information, address
HARRY MERCER, Mich. Pass. Agent,
Detroit, Mich.
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waverIy.

Miss Grace Burdick is home from MIR.
Milliman's.
Miss Lennie Simmons. visited friends
in Gobleville last week.
Geo. l.. Rich is conducting singing
class at Lakeview schoolhouse.
Byron Adams made n business trip
to Grano junction, Monday.
Fred Stanley was surprised Tuesday
evening by the unannounced visit of a
number of his friends.
Daniel Allen was pleasantly surprised
last Wednesday evening by over fifty of
his pupils and eX-pupils, who took pos
session of his home. After spending a
| very pleasant evening and partaking OF
a bounteous supper, the Scott school,
of which he is teacher, presented him
book of poems. Although an entire
surprise, "Dan," who is never at loss
for words, expressed his thanks in a
very appropriate manner.
The following item is clipped from a
Roseburg, Oregon, paper: Born, Dec.
23d, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. &. Whipple,
daughter. This circumstance is of
more Importance because it is the first
instance of the kind occurring at the
Whipple home. All the parties are do
ing well. The little daughter is said to
be very handsome, in fact IA real min
iature duplicate of its father. House
hold pets have become revolutioniZed;
the cat, receiving no longer a welcome,
has taken TO the woods with its fur in a
perpendicular attitude, and refuses to
return. 'Bummer,' the black dog, Mr..
Whipple's former companion, has be-
come broken hearted and taken up his
quarters in the barn and refuses To be
comforted. Yes, Mr. Whipple will live.
Mr.. Whpple is brother of G.. w
Whipple of Glendale and was for years
a resident of Paw Paw township.