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Evening journal., 1898-06-03
FREDERICK GRADUATES
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM WE'LL
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AN INTERESTING PROGRAM WE'LL
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ITEMS.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Frederick, June 3.-The Town Hall
hare was crowded to its utmost capa-
city on "Wednesday evening to witness
the graduating exercises OF the class Of
'9S of the High School, under the man
agemcnt Of Professor Ernest Sipple
The hall decorations were mingled
with bunting and flags, and presented
a most pleasing appearance, and a vein
Of patriotism peTvaded the entire pro-
gram. The program was carefully ar
ranged and sl1illfully executed. and was
highly ceditable to the school and Pro
fcssor Sipple. It was as follows:
Grand march. Miss Helen Smithers
Invocation. ....... REV. T. A. O'Brien
Chorus. ...... 9Red, White and B.ue''
SaluiatOry. ...... ......." Our F.ag
Salutatory, Our flag"
Lawrence Rogers
Essay. "The APPS Minnie d Betharda
Quartet. summer fancles
Essay, "Woman's Part in Her Coun-
trys Honor ........ Carrie V. Kirk
Essay. Our fldB ....... tAulco AL-Iu
Solo You'll Never Know"
Miss Laura Wiy
Essay, "The True End of Womam's
Education. .... Lizzie G. Brown
Quartet. Beautiful Flag of Liberty
Vaiedictory, "The Gem Of the Antil-
les. Alexander T.. Harrington
Duet .. .Messrs. CarrOw and Carey
Address. ....... .Rev. w. o. Livingston
Announcement Of promotions and pre-
sentation of certificates, w. f. Hoey
NJ. D.
Chorus. ."Star Spang,ed Banner
Benediction
Charles Meyer, OF Philadelphia, wa.
I'M town on Wednesday.
Albert Spurry. Of Harrington, Wal
visiting his parents on wednesday.
Miss Mabel Brown and Miss Mini
nle Richards, OF Milford, were in tow
yesterday.
Miss 9cstella Townsend, Of Houston
paid Frederick a visit on Thursday.
William Dorsey, of Milford, spen
Tuesday here.
Miss II. C. Turner is the guest o
Mrs Cahall.
Mrs. James Boone and daughter, Mis-
Edith, have returned from a visit q
Wilmington and Philadelphia
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TALKING OF PEACE.
Embassndor at London Admits That War
Means Ruin For Spain.

Embassndor at London Admits That War
Means Ruin For Spain.
LONDON. June "A number OF the
leading London fnanciers have received
kilograms from Madrid indicating that
the financial position Is worse than the
press dispatches show. II would cause
no surprise 90 hear at any moment that
the Bank Of Spain had suspended spe-
Gle payment.
Count de Rasoon the Spanish embas-
sador TO Great Britain. was interviewed
in reference to the rumored peace nego-
tiations. He said he was unable 20 as
sert anything positively, but hoped that
solution would be reached which
would permit the United States TO end
the present grave difficulties. He added.
"This war spells ruin to Spain. Every
body in our country understands that.
There are indications Of a current IA
vorable to peace setting in.
con the other hand. the United States
Is not prepared for war. It's army Of IN
vasion has yet to be created. President
Mckinley Is accurately informed Of the
difficulties TO be surmounted He must
be aware that an honorable peace would
be more profitable and more advanta-
geous than the continuation of hostili-
ties and the heavy sacrifices Of men and
money they must involve
"The Spaniards have shown that they
know how to defend themselves and
that they are determined to do It, The
position Of the belligerents remains un-
changed. This being so. there is a chance
that basis of understanding will be
found. Otherwise the war viii be long. d
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PennsyIvanIa Republican Convention.

HARRISBURG. June Sat the Re
publican state convention. held here
yesterday, Congressman William A.
stone Of Allegheny was nominated for
governor on the first ballot. Previous
to the balloting a letter was read from
John Wanamaker, retiring in favor Of
Congressman c. w. Stone. General
James Goblin was nominated for lieu
tenant governor. General James w
Latta Of Philadelphia was renominated
for secretary Of internal affairs. Galu-
sha A. Grow of Susquehanna and Sam
uel a. Davenport Of Erie for congress
men at large. Judge William Porter OF
Philadelphia was nominated for supe-
rlor court judge. a position TO which he
was appointed a year ago by Governor
Hastings TO succeed Edward N. Willard
of Scranton, resigned.
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RAsERAIl sCOREs.
Results OF Yesterdays Games In the Ma
tionnI League.

At New York
New york. O12 800 0 0 - 3
Cincinnati e.. o 0 0 0 0 0 o. o
Hlts-New York. 8; Cincinnati 6. Err
rors-New York, 2; Cincinnati, /.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn 81 o 2 0 0 0 1 l.
Chicago .....O 0 0 0 3 2 0 o. 6
Hits-Brooklyn. TO- Chicago. H. Err
Brooklyn. 4; Chicago, 5.
At Boston
Boston 40 0 O.O o 1 0 0 o. 1
Cleveland 30. 0 0 g e3 0 0 o. G
Hits-Boston, 8; Cleveland 8. Errors
boston, 2: Cleveland, Q.
AZ Washington
Washington. 0 0 3 Q la
Louisville , 3 0 0 o 2 0 o.
hits Washington. "a; Louisville. 10.
Errors-w Washington. g; Louisville. Q.
At PHILADELPHIA
Phila.. o 0 / 0 0 o o l.
Pittsbg 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 o.
Philadelphia, 8: Plttsburg, g
philadelphia. 4; Pittsburg. l.
At Baltimore
Baltimore 90 180 3 1 Ill
ST. Louis ... o 1 0 o l.
Hits-Baltimore. Il; ST. Louis, 8. Err
rors- Baltimore. :; 81. Louis, 2.
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nouae rnsses nenclencr nlII.

WASHINGTON. June 3.-The house
practically without debate passed yes
terday the urgency deficiency tdll pro-
vlding for emergency expenses Of the
army and navy departments Incident
20 the war. II was based upon esti-
mates received recently from the de-
partments and carries items contem-
plated IN the Philippine expedition and
the early movement upon Cuba.
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nII..ouri rnclao neorrnnlled.

TOPEKA, June ga reorganization
Of an but 100 miles Of the Central
branch Of the Missouri Pacific. which
was sold at auction on May %. has
been effected. and six Topeka men are
named as directors Of the two new CON-
panies under which the property is TAX
en- in. They are ]. w. Gleed. c. S. Gleed
j.. l.. Bonebrake. J. L. Hunt. F. NJ
Bonebrake and Eugene f. Ware.
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WASTE PAPER NUISANCE.

WASTE PAPER NUISANCE.
ldh complaint is heard from those
take pride in this little city en-
mt Of the careless manner in which
e throw newspapers, envelopes
an sorts of waste paper in the
s and on the grass in the square,
by giving the city a very untidy
lrance. 1t is suggested by some
canvas reecptacles might be put
D convenient places. especially in
icinity of the post office and PENN
e, in which to put these unsightly
is.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REOISTERS ORDER.
RIlEIsTEH-A nnEICE-


RsGlSTERS OFFICE,
Now castle County Del, May 81. 1898.
Upon the application on Annie ~. Cum-
morford. Eleanor NJ. Perry and Mary A.
kavlnagh. executives OF John Finn, late
of Wilmington hundred in said county.
deceased II IA ordered and directed by the
register that the oxccutriccs aforesaid give
notice OF granting OF Letters Testament
tnry upon the estate Of the deceased,
with tho dato OF granting Thereof. by
causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
Lettera I'm six OF the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle. requiring all
persons having demands against the cs-
tntr t1 present the same. or abide by an
act Of Assembly in such case made and
pruvldod; and also cause the Same 10 be
Inserted within the same period an the
Evening Journal, newspaper published
n Wilmington. Doll and 10 be continued
therein three weeks Co. o. do
Given under the hand and seal
OF office OF the Register afOro-
said. at Wilmington. I'm New
H.. 81 Castle County aforesaid tho
day and year above written.
CALVIN w. CROSSAN,
Register.
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REV CASTLE NEWS MOTIFS

lionel ]. H. Rogers is building a
4 in the rear of his residence on
t street, from which no will have
) view Of the river.
household goods of Edward
which have been stored in the
oundry, were yesterday shipped to
burg. where Mr. and Mrs. Dent
esiding.
sterday was visiting day at the
and, on account of the fine
her, a larger number of persons
usual took advantage Of the privi-
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tain Frank Wides, to be advanced five
numbers; Captain Joseph b. Coghlan to
be advanced six numbers; Captain
Charles V, Gridley, TO be advanced six
numbers; Captain N. NJ. Dyer, TO be ad-
vancei seven numbers; Captain Benja-
min p Lambefton. TO be advanced sew
en- numbers; Commodore Edward T..
Wood to be advanced ten numbers.
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OCAL AHO PERSONAL NOTES

neral TOppin, of Port Deposit, is
tered at the Gilpin House.
ick" Davis, Of Company Il, Camp
lell, spenb yesterday heue.
SIS Rebecca Bartlett. of Wi.ming-
is spending a few days in this city.
IS King and Miss Dick, Of Phila-
nia, are visitors in this city.
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nTontanI, Site Inspected.

NEW YORK, June 3.-General Frank.
commanding the department of the
east arrived at Shinnecock. n. Y. yes
terday 20 look over the MontaulS site for
a permanent camping ground. After a
three hours inspection Of the site and
its surroundings he returned TO this
city without expressing an opinion
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DIED OF DIPHTHERIG
RNING

THEIR VICTIM OF THE MAIL
Y EXPIRED YESTERDAY
RiNING.
he Terry, a small colOred gir'
tier Of Annie Terry, who lives on
; 'm street, died yesterday mcTning g
,htheria. This is the second death
rhas occurred in the family from
ause.
mother Of The dead child has
If been i'll from the mallady, and
said that the neighbors refuse ITO
Az the home or show her amy al
n for fear of contracting the dis
The woman was advised by DR..
TO go to the hospital, but this
fused to do.
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suffers from weakness and disease Of
delicate and important organs that ar,
inctly feminine Is sure TO fail of happy
hood. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
imparts health, strength, virility and
ticity to the wOmanly organism. IL hts
healthy wifehood aud capable mother
L 1t allavs Inflammation, heals ulcera-
soothes pain and invigorates and
Lies. IL banishes the nausea and COM
nts Of the expectant period and makes
little ones arrival easy and almos,
ilcss. II insures baby's health and g
ntifui supply of nourishment. Thou.
Is of homes that for years had ONLY
led the added tie of a baby to make
n happyfow resound with the laughiei
,appy, healthy childhood, as a result OF
use of this remedy Over 90, 600 wo-
have testified to its marvellous Tesulis
5riting.
ais wonderful medicine is the discovery
in eminent and skillful specialist, Dr.
q. Pierce, for thirty years chief consult
physician to the great Invalids' Hotel
Surgical InstitL0. al Buffalo, y. Y. BY
ing to DR.. Pierce, ailing women car
ire the free advice of a specialist who
treated more women than any othei
sician in the world and avoid the dis
hing examinations and local Treatment
sted upon by obscure doctors. Tire
vorite Prescription is sold by all good
licine dealers.
II about the home treatment Of ordi.
diseases. Send 2I one cent stamps 10
er cost Of mailing only, for a paper-cov-
copy Of Dr. Pierce's Common Sense
lical Adviser. Cloth binding 81 stamps.
iress DR.. r. V. Piefce, Buffalo, n. Y
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Restormel Relensed.

KEY WEST, June 3.--In the circuit
court yesterday the British steamer
Restormel, captured by the auxiliary
cruiser st. Paul off Santiago de Cuba
on May %. and whose cargo Of COAL in
tended for the fleet of Admiral Cervera.
was condemned yesterday. has been re-
Evening journal., 1898-06-03

Professor Munyon IS winning fresh
triumphs each day From all parts OF the
civilized world come words OF gladness
from those who have been cured.
Physicians themselves admit that Nun
yon's new system OF curing disease IL the
most rational Of any yet discovered. It is
as far In advance OF the old method as an
electric light IS beyond a tallQw dip.
MunyOn guarantees that his Rheumatlsm
Cure VIII cure nearly all cases Of rheuIna
tism In a few hours: that his Dyspepeia
Cure will cure Indigestion and all stomaci
troubles; that his Kidney Cure will cure
90 per cent. OF all cases OF kidney trouble
that his Catarrh Cure will ouro catarrh NJ
matter how long standing; that bis Head
ache Cure will cure any kind OF haad0chp
In few minutes; that his Cold Cure vii
quickly break up any form Of cold, and So
on through the entire list OF his remedies
Guide 10 Health and medical advice abso-
lutely free. Prof Munyon, 1905 Arch st.,
Philadelphia.
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AOOD GOYERNNnENT CIInR-

IVVD NIO l-lIl-N7-III-lN NI4II1s
g Good Government Club, Of this
will hold it's regular monthly
inlg on Tuesday evening next. The
cCntemplates hclding a lawn fes-
ct an early date on the lawn ai-
zig the residence of MIR. and MIS-.
Phillips at Ninth stneet. and
lingt0n avenue.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.

Johns Lodge, No. ., "A. r. A. nj.
8 annual meeting, elected the fol-
lg officers: Worshipful master,
S E. Eliason; senior warden,
aas J. Gravel; Junior warden, W.
f. Hushebeck.
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REC sTnN's 0RDER-

hIHAlNN lHAN > VI IAAHIaf
New Castle County. Dol, May 81 1928
Upon the application Of Robert Acl1ar-
I'm, executor of Anna NJ McFurlin. lata
Of New Castle hundred I'm said county,
dccef sod. a. s ordered and directed by thu
register that tho executor aforesaid giv0
notice Of granting OF Letters Tcstamcn-
tnry upon tho estate Of the deceased,
with tho date Of granting thcrOf. by
causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
Letters in six Of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the cs-
tate To- present the same, or abide by an
act of Assembly In such case made and
provided. and also cause the same 20 be
Inserted within the same period IN the
Evening Journal, q newspaper published
IN Wilmington, Del, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks &C.. o. ID
Given under the hand and seal
OF office OF the Register afOre-
said at Wilmington, IN New
IL. 81 Castle County aforesaid, the
day and year above written.
CALVIN w CROSSAN,
Register.
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NERAL OF JOHN CoFFNAN.

funeral of John Coffman, 70
Of this city, took place yeste
afternoon from the residence ~
k Meredith in Wilmington, Wi b
nent at the Presbyterian Gem %
in this city. The Masonic ord. r
his city, and of which the d r.
d WAS a member, attended in a
The funeral it was though 3,
be he'd at am EARLIER date, but
count Of the absence of am on Y
who is a salesman in the South,
uneral arrangements We're post
I until yesterday in order that lie
ibe present.
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PROGRESSIVE FRIENDS At IOEGWOOD
INTERESTING MEETINGS OF THIS
BRANCH OF THE QUAKER SECT

To-day the fOrty-sixth annual meet
ing Of the Progressive Friends began
at Longwood, Pa, and will continue to-
morrcw and Sunday. The program is
as fellows:
Frilay, June 80 a. M, opening re-
marks by the presiding clerk, Frederic
A. Hinckley; address, Frederic A.
Hinckiey, Men and Women, Fifty
Years Ago and Now" p. m. address.
Herbert Welsh, Political Reform in
Pennsylvania"
Saturday, June 40 a. m. address.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins StetsOn. 'The
Principles Of Socialism," address. Pro
fessor John B. DeMotte Some I'm
solved Scientific Probiems:" address
Mrs. Helen Douglass (wife OF Freder-
lex Doug,aEs), THE Convict Lease Sys-
tenn i'm the South"
Sunday, June 5-1OS0 a. m. the usual
service will be held. conducted BY Mrs
Charlotte Perkins Stetsen. Subject ol
discourse, "The Heroes We Need Now. p
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CnnRr OLE .APpEAIE

hen Council convened last night
were many persons present TO
HI from the assessment, while
ell gave a patient hearing to all
e was very little change made in
assessment Tonight will be The
hight THAT Council will sit.
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Weather Probabilities.
Partly cloudy; northerly winds.

A cheap substitute for a standard
advertised Article may prove to be any
thing but a bargain. Be careful to get
what you ask for
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A wealthy and responsible firm guar
antees Ills goods THAT are advertised
Who stands sponsor for the substitutes
said to be Just as good?"
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Nnr1nn

Notice Is hereby given that Letters Tes-
tamontary were I'm due form Of law
granted unto the undersigned on the 3ist
day of May. a. ID. 1888, and that an per-
sons having claims against the estate OF
tho deceased must present the same. duly
attcsted. 10 the suid executor on or
before the 3ist day of May. 1899. or abide
the Act Of Assembly IN such case made
and provided
ROBERT MFARLIN.
Executor.
Address j. +. Smith Esq. Attorney-at-
Law. Wilmington, Del
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sailors Promoted For GalIantry.

WASHINGTON. June 8.-The presi-
dent yesterday sent these nominations
20 the senate: Nayy.--For advancement
for conspicuous conduct in battle: Cap
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"YEs or ma

y When a young wo
/, man answers yes
to the impetuous WOO
ing of an honorabl,
and ambitious youne
man, it depends larpe
ly upon her heai.l
whether she will be &
happy or an unhappy
wife. A Voung Will
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-To-mowow morning the Field Club
Of the Natural History Society Of Della
ware, will visit Griffith's mill, near
Wooddale
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NnrIcn

Notice ls hereby given that Letters Tos-
t0mentary were IN due form OF law
granted unto the undersigned on the dist
sons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same, duly
attested, 10 the said executives, on or
the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided.
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ANNIn D CuMMHRFORD.

MARY a. KANANAGH, fset
Executives.
Address " Michael Byrne Esq. Attor-
nnY-.t-LnM. MllmInEton. Del
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Free Coinage Causes Loss to the Work
man of Half the Value OF His Earnings.
Rich Profit at Expense Of Poor-TheOry
and Practice Contrasted.

IThis series of letters is the result Of per-
sonal visit to Mexico made by the writer
early in 1893 as a special representative of the
Michigan Republican Newspaper Association
to investigate the monetary system Of that
country.]
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They are the victims of n system and of
conditions which serve TO allow them
but u miserable existence, and they
have no choice but TO accept the unfor-
tunate allowance.
During my sojourn here L have talk
ed with American railroad engineers
and conductors whose "runs" in some
instances extend out Of Mexico TO El
Paso or San Antonio and L have found
not one of them favorable to the free
coinage of silver in the United States.
AS was truly said by conductor on
the Mexican Central railroad whom
talked with on my way TO this city,
"The American workingmen who are
now favorable to free silver would be
its bitterest opponents if they could fore
see, as L am sure can, its injurious eff
fects upon labor i'll the United States. y
PERRY +. POWERS.
City Of Mexico.
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VOL. LII. NO. 2714.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hetfeld, of Addi-
son, is visiting at the home of Albert
Starr.
Geo. Mcdowell, who has been for the
past year advancing the idea of divert.
Ing the Joe river from its present crook
ed and angling co1rse through his farm,
into straight channel running parallel
with the highway, around the corner of
the farm, has begun the seemingly ardu-
Babylon, but simply to better shape his
fields and to reclaim lost land. Neither
has he in his employ the force which
Cyrus had in diverting the Euphrates,
but judging from the successful manner
In which Mr.. Mcdowell executes his
work, we are confident that he will di-
vert the river Joe and take the land.
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SOUTH ADA NJ y.

July 30.-Mr. and Mrs. James Con-
verse, of Weberville, arrived yesterday
for few weeks visit with friends here
and will also attend the re union OF the
Converse family, which occurs next
Thursday In Amboy, at the home OF AL
Converse.
Little Misses Freda Denman and Lula
Bellamy have been visiting their grand
parents, ID. w. Phillips and wife, during
the past weeb.
Mrs. VIM. Vest and son-in-law, Will
Daniels, rec ntly visited the lady's par
ents near n rth Adams.
Mr.. and N.rs. Isaac Eldridge and Mr..
and Mrs. Joan Henvy attended picnic
of the Modern Woodmen at Adrian last
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Cook and little
son were guests OF the lddy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Frye, of Hoxie, Sat
urday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. VIM. Bird, of North
Adams, will visit their daughter, Mrs.
| Ralph Williams, the coming week.
| Mrs. Mamie Botroff has returued from
Horton to the home of her father, Robert
| VanDuzer.
| A few from this place attended the X.
of p. picnic at BAw Bsese.
! Will Phillip, is again at home.
| Chas. Phillips has Il lay IF on the rail
road In order that he may cut grain for
several of the farmers here.
Geo. Williams, highway commissioners,
has put In new bridge ON tre road just
east of the school house and will soon
construct similar one near the home OF
Albert Moore.
The frequent rains this week have
hindered farmers about cutting oats. 80
that considerable of the grain Is standing
In the field instead of being in the shock.
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RANSOM.

July 30.-A fine rain last Monday
gladdened the hearts of the farmers aud
left the ground In fine shape for plowing
A man with wheel was on our streets
Monday morning and said he had lost
his way; he wanted to so To Pioneer, ..
Judging from the mud ON himself and
wheel we would say he had been look
ing for the long necked bass found on
the north shore Of Bird lake.
The little Bugbee 10y, who was so
badly hurt recently on Joe SDade's farm
Is reported as getting along finely.
Mrs. Il. Hillard, of Spring Arbor, visit
ed friends here last Sunday and reported
that Mrs. Goodrich, who formerly lived
here, is In very poor health.
Will HiZ.r Is repairing the Frank
Whitney house and buildings. Scott
Whitney is doing the mason work,
A fine colt belonging to w. l., Mapes
was killed by lightning Monday after
noon and on Tuesday Mr.. Mapes drove
to Hlllsdale TO notify the Secretary Of
the Farmers Mutual Insurance company
In which the colt was insured, and on
Wednesday N. Fields, of Woodbridge,
one OF the directors OF the company,
called on Mr.. Mapes and looked at the
colt 80 as to adjust the loss.
G. A. Keller, of Ransom, and friend
from OHIO, are looking over Mason
Brothers stock of dry goods with view
OF purchasing the same. Mrs. Fred Wolf,
who has been confined in dark room
for some tim on account of her eyes,
which pain her so In the light that she
cannot endure it, is not improving much
of any.
There is to be surprise party at Ed.
Burt's this p. N.
AUGUST Mrs. Jonathan Burton died
Saturday night OF paralysis. She had
been an invalid for "a number OF years.
| The funeral will be held from her late
residence tomorrow at 2 p. IN.
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coinage country, and it would be true
in the United States if such system
were adopted there. 1t could no more be
prevented in kind if not in degree than
the Mississippi river can be prevented
from continuing its course to the gulf
or the night and day interrupted i'll
their succession. 1t is not even sought
TO be denied in Mexico that the cur.
rency system of the country gives the
capitalist an advantage over the laborer
which IA not possessed in gold standard
countries
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JEFFERSON.

July 3O-Mr. and Mrs. James Cousins
called on Peter Snyder's people Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Mcdowell went to Osseo
Thursday.
Mrs. A. Soper visited Mrs. Lyons, In
Hudson, Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter Snyder went to Hudson
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Flora Cousins visited Mrs. j. Nc
Dowell last week.
Tilden Black is visiting his sister, Ella
Zeluff, at Dundee,
Mrs. Haner, who had stroke oil
paralysis a short time ago, Is getting
better.
Elmer Black starts to-day for trip on
his wheel TO Ypsilanti, Clyde, Island
Lake and Owosso.
Mrs. II. ID. Black was In Hillsdale
Tuesday.
Mrs. Nina Freed visited her parent:
] at South Jefferson Sunday.