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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

DRYING PREPARATIONS simply de-
velop dry catarrh; they dry up the secre-
tons which adhere to the membrane and
decompose, causing a far more serious
trouble than the ordinary form of ca
tarrh- Avoid all drying inhalants and use
that which cleanses, sooths and. heals
Eiy's Cream Balm is such a remedy and
will cure catarrh or cold in the head
easily and pleasantly. All druggists sell
Il at 80 cents or it will be mailed by Ely
Brothers 56 Warren street. New York.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

The Hon. Charles z. Littlefield Of
Rockland has accumulated delegates
enough TO nominate him for congress
in the second Maine district republican
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

Toriqbt Gained the climax when an
old seorcberbroke out at Springdale
in the vicnit Of Mott Dorf ; mn : a.
fire spread Nth ightnlnglilk8e rd ae,.a.,
ty and in a Short time several a. ~ ~. :
were in iants. A genera alarm w., W. -
given and thSpopulation III Ihe N'o'H''S
was pressed hto service .-,-e +bo
About 5ck tonight ollclaIs " ~.
Boston and Maine Railroad 1urhlsileu d {,
special train. land a haIf hunureu ~
were taken d the scene OF the fol. VA,
gration Thea men worked with vim
iata into thN night. Acres of timber
land were buned over and hundreds OF
dollars damage resulted.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

DIR. Bulls Cough syrup invariably
cures promptly all catarrhal affections.
This wonderful medicine performs today,
and has performed in the past half CEN
tury the speediest cures of colds In the
throat. chest and lungs.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

THE SPY SHOULD HAVE The EYE OF ARGUS: HE
IS HoNoRABLE IF he DO BUT LOOK TO The VEL
FARE OF The COMMONWEALTH"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

May breakfast. Y. W. c A, May ist,
11.3O to ?. Tickets fifty cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01
GIVE THE CHILDREN 4 DRINK

called GRAIN-O. It is delicious ara..,-
ing, nourishting food drink to -s SkPpet "
R ked B B5 G all Who S2.a by an groeers and
when properly prepared il tastes ia }i1-si use
finest eoiIee, but is free from all n re- t n;
furious properties, GRAIN-O aid 5,s m N
5ef gt ans sTr,e9gthens the nerves 1t is
children, as well adults. can i'C ILL, and
Win great benent. Costs about i! ~ II
much as coffee. 15c. and 25c = as
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

May breakfast. Y. w. {. A, May ist.
11.30 to ?. Tickets fifty cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-01

MINISTER'S. LAWYERS. TEAC,r4r,,,,,
ana others whose occupation gives = LIS T.tSS
exercise, should use Carter's Lies lutte
Pills for torpid liver and bi!iousp,eessS 'VeF
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-26
The Class OF 90 o. n. S.

The school board at Its session on Tues
day evening voted diplomas to the thirty
five members of the senior class. The list
of graduates and the courses Is as follows:
atin-Seientifc-Mary Luella Girdwood.
Latin Emma Glynn Williams, Grace
Elise Todd, Fannie Laura Crawford, Helen
Louise Stuart, Clara Eta Carson, Pauline
Crum, Kathryn Mildred Frawley.
Scientifc-Mary Lillian Mason, Howard
ID. Shanafelt, Marilla Zell Sweat, Bes- lie
Maude Van Dyne, Grace Eugenia Jacobs,
Florence Lillian Bartrem, Maud Anna
LOCKER, Glypn f. Blanchard, Bertha EN-
ma Edwards, Charles NJ. Blanchard,
Blanche Shepard, Veronica Haskell. Edna
Mae Payne.
English-Violett Mary Crane, Eleanor g..
Holerau, Mary Linnie Hoyt, Luella
Blanche Keiff, Homer A. Palmer. Helen
M. Temple. James A. Cooper, Jr., Emma
M. Lawrence, Ida Grace Garrison Catha-
rine K. WEIGH, Eugene s. Brewer. Ruth M.
Perrigo, Henry w. Allen, Lettie Ethel
Goodale.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-26
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
Entered at the Postofice In Owosso for
transmission as second class matter.
Published everv Friday noon.
OWOSSO, FRIDAY. MAY 20, 1899.
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. j. A. Church is visiting in Detroit.
Chas. Ellis was in Toledo the first of the
week.
John WhelaD, of Vernon, was in the city
Wednesday.
G. M. Hamper visited at his old home In
Greenvile over Sunday.
II. Kirk White spent Sunday and part
of Monday, in Tifin, Ohio.
Fred A. Keif left Tuesday on business
trip in the southwest part of the state.
Mrs. Tod Kincad is entertaining her moth
er, Mrs. ID. f. Phillips, of Cleveland.
Miss Marie Sayles went to Battle Creek,
Tuesday, for treatment in the Sanitarium.
A Masonic school of instruction will be
held in the city June 9th, by Grand Lecturer
Clark.
Charles Howard was called to Pontiac the
first of the week Ly the sudden death of his
father.
Col. and Mrs. G. V. r. Pond, of Lansing,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Van r. Pond, of this city.
Mrs. e. Eddy len Tuesday on her way
home to Fenton after an extended visit
with Mrs. Myra Buckminster.
o. B. Estey returned from his eastern
trip Monday. Mn. Estey and daughter,
Abbie, remain for longer visit.
VIII Sullivan, Of this city, continues to
receive very flattering notices for his work
as short stop on the Varsity nine.
Sundays Free Press contained sketch
of the life of Col. Colt, of this city, good
likeness of the Colonel accompanying 1t.
Marshal Loven arrested four tramps
Sunday evening giving them timely
warning before letting them 60 In the morn.
ing.
Mrs. B. +. Taylor, who has made her
home with her son, Dudley, at Austin, ILL.,,
suburb of Chicago, is making an Owosso
visit.
Miss Christine ellison, of the graduating
class at the Ypsilanu Normal, has accepted
position in the Alma public schools
for next year.
Mrs. H. X. White and Miss Frances
Jones returned Wednesday evening from
their visit with Rev. and Mrs. g. Fred
Williams at Tiffin, Ohio.
Sidney Archer, who left short time ago
to work on a lake vessel, has secured a
position In Buffalo hotel, the lake strike
having interfered with his boat job.
The fire alarm of Saturday evening was
caused by fire In the shavings and coal at
the handle factory. The fire was brisk
one for time but was quickly subdued by
the department
Henry Schly was In Ann Arbor Monday
with DIR. s. s. q. Phippen where Drs.
Nancrede ard Bowling examined tumor
which has appeared on the right side OF the
upper jaw. He has returned to Ann Arbor
to have an operation performed for Its re.
moval.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-26

until the news came out in the Owosso
: Press altho 1t had been subject Of street
conversation all the week.
Rumors of the offer to Supt. e T. Austin,
of this city, of the SUPPLEMENTARY of the
Michigan City, Ind, school with salary of
81, 800 and further increase to $4,000 next
year have been afioat about the city since
the first of the week although 1t did not get
into the papers before Wednesday and
Thursday. The Michigan City men had
some very strong candidates among the one
hundred and fifty whom they turned aside
and the choice of Mr.. Austin is decided
compliment to the latter gentleman who has
served this city as Its superintendent Of
schools with marked ability and success
during the past year. AS the Owosso
school has been paying but S1,4O0 during
the past year 1t seems quite uncertain that
Owosso will be able to keep him. Mr..
Austin, however, promptly informed the
members of the board of the offer and con-
suited with them 1t was In accordance
with their advice and consent that he went
to Michigan City, where he looked over the
situation. returning to Owosso last night.
lie is still undecided as to the course he
will take and there Is still at least p0ssi-
bllty OF retaining him. His many Owosso
friends would be highly pleased IL this
shoad be possible, yet they wish him to do
what will be for his best interests.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-05-26

c,r;tc 25 Boys Suits Long Pants ages IA to 10,
0ullS lot 1861, to run while they last at -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
Allowing Tribute.

dimes written on hearing this beautiful
hymn sung M the funeral Of Miss Nette
Lane. Ashland, Va, August IS. $500.
Not now. but IN the coming years.
.. sacred hymn OF holy meaning;
Our hearts are sad. and burning tears
From every friendly eye are streaming.
An yes' and IN the better land
Won meet our angel child, now sleep
ing;
Was ever there n death more grand
a death with lie 50 well in keeping?
T. her bright soul death had no terrors,
Heavens mysteries were plain:
Asking each, Forgive my errors
Sometime we shall meet again.
Father. raise my head just slightly;
Sister. let me take thy hand:
Mother, friends. watching nightly,
Grieye not. for I understand.
Cod knows tho way. He holds the key,
Hos guiding me % yonder strand,
Each lovd one gone before 7 see
Yes. there! up therel Wen understand
And what I've longed for most Of al
Eludes no more my trembling hand;
Ny trusts in Him-my all in all
He leadeth me 10 understand.
Trusting Him IN all my ways,
I've naught 10 fear-He holds my hand;
Tho dark the way. ! sing and praise,
And ut His throne Wen understand.
a. @.
Ashland. Va. August IS. 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27

cation The nfaude Adams Edition OF "Ro-
meo and Juliet"
"AIoulds. Ailldews and Mushrooms" IS
the alliterative title OF guide TO the
evstematic study OF the fungi and myce-
tozoa. and their literature. by Professor
Lucien Marcus Underwood, OF Columbia.
author OF "Our Native Ferns and Their
Allies"
CIR. Augustus Thomas new American
play. Arizona" now being presented I'm
Chicago at tho Grand Opera-house' Is IN
the hands OF the printer. and VIII soon be
Issued in book form.
4 Boston firm has Just published in neat.
small form, story by Stanley J. Wey-
man. when Love Calls and also
bundle Of short tales by Anthony Hope.
the first one Of which, "A Cut and a
Kiss" gives the volume its title
At the close Of the past school year,
Mosrs. Houghton. Minlin & co. added 20
their Riverside Literature Series two I'M
uorfant books. one OF these is Sc0tts
Lay OF the Last Minstrel. edited By WI
liam ] Roife Lift. d. The many notes,
critical and explanatory, the numerous H.
Illustrations. and the authority of the
editor viii render this book Of great
value 20 students OF literature and 10
teachers who may wish 10 put before
their pupils an authoritative text OF this
famous roem. The other book was
brought out for the especial needs of
teachers Institutes and summer schools
II is made up OF complete selections from
Tenuys0n. Dickens. Keats, Lamb, Words
Worth. Byroh. Goldsmith, Burns, Sir
Roger de Coverley Papers. Milton. and
Bacon Zach authors work IS accom-
panied by an interesting portrait and
by q biographical sketch.
President Sharples. Of HaverfOrd Col
lege. viii issue early in September the
second and concluding volume Of his
History ~ Quaker Government IN Penn
sylvaria." on which he has been active
Iv at work for several years. The first
volume was issued I'm the spring OF 1895
under tle title OF "a Quaker Experiment
En- Government" and reviewed the first
reyonty-dve years Of the government OF
PENIS Commonwealth
Miss Frances Hastings dramatization
OF SIR james lane Aliens "Ihe Choir
Invisible will be produced IN New York
IN October
SIR Israel Zangwill whose children Of
tho Ghetto" g. 90 be put on the stage I'm
this city in November, Is correcting the
proofs 0r his nCr novel, "They That Walk
fin Darkness" which VIII be published in
this country by the Macmillan Company.
The book deals with some OF the darker
aspects OF Ghetto lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27

Mr.. Pett Ridges latest novel viii br
brought out in England during the pres
ent month under the ulle OK 4 son ol The
state. ia view OF the eXaspcrarns f-sl-
ion which has recently prevailed of allow
ing tho names OF English books 90 un-
dergo a sea change when imported % this
cOuntry-a fashion which is osplns.lle
for transforming Mr.. Pet RIDGE admir-
able Mordemly into the meaningless cap
ton By order of tho MagisIate-One
would he rash indeed 10 venture TO pre-
dict what the title Of the new book may
become by the time it reaches our shores.
Mr.. Marion Crawford name figures ex-
tcnsively among the Macmillan Company 8
fan announcements. Ia addition 20 his
Via Crucis, tho romance OF the Second
Crusade, now running IN the Century
Magazine and announced for publication
in October and bis Compromised LIE of
Pope Leo XIII, the date OF the appear
ance OF which Is not yet definitely an
nOunced. there viii be a new edition Of
The Ralstons. IN one volume, and or Adam
JohnstOne's Son and \ Rose Of Yesterday.
bound together as additions 10 tho uni
form one-vOlume edition OF Mr.. graw-
fords novels. There viii also he a new
illustrated edition Of what many critics
l.
masterpiece in fiction. Saraclnesca- The
Illustrations VIII consist OF twelve full
page photographers 10y Orson Lowell and
numeI GUS other drawings and head and
tail pieces In the text by the same artist.
This edition will DE ready in November.
The Macmillan Company announces two
interesting volumes IN the series OF Co
lumb!a University Studies IN Literature.
The first OF these IS ROmanccs OF Roguery.
by Frank Wardloigh Chandler. Pm. D., be-
ing q historical and descriptive account OF
the picturesque novel OF Spain and its
transiauons ana adaptations IN other
languages. A full photography Of the
literature bearing upon the subject = in
cludcd. The second OF these studies is
Spanish Literature In the England OF the
Tud0rs. By John Garrett Underhiil, Pm. D.,
being a historical inquiry iai3 the charac-
ter OF Spanish works known 10 Shakes
peare's period undertaken with view
10 determine the extent OF Spanish in
fuonce upon the English literature OF
that age
Il. Ii. Russell announces for early publ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
s1no-RNWAKD-NIOO.

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased
TO learn that there is az least one dread
ed dsetse that science has been able 10
cure IN AN It's stages. and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive
cure now known TO the medical fraternity.
CatarfA being a constitutional disease. re-
oulres a constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure f. taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease. and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in doing
rs work. The proprietors have so much
faith IN It's curative powers, that they
oeer one Hundred Dollars for any case
that n fats TO cure Send for list OF
Testimonials. Address
r. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo 0.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pllis arc the best. issI.S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27

Uncle George-'I.et me warn you. Hen
r.. against wasting your time You re-,
member the race between tho hare and
the tort0lseg slow but steady perslstency
conquered. you recollcct
Henrv-"As nearly as I can discover.
Uncle George. there was no money up
on that race. You don't know but the
hare instead Of i0ahng away his time "a
tho story goes, was operating 90 tho
stock market. and made pretiy tSrn
long before that tortoise turned into The
hOmestretch."
skofwell-"YOuY Bible society thinks u
is doing n great work IN disseminating
The SCRIPTURES: but. let me tell you how
thiuos come out sometimes. Yesterday
Won gave a Bible 10 a sailor chap who
called az your place. He shovel n up
for a drink IN less than ter minutes. aud
a half hour later tho saloon keeper sold
N 10 rae for 4 quarter Ha' ha' ha'"
Gracevorth-"WeN doesn'f that show
we are doing good work? What bands
could Il have fallen into whore IL was
nero needed" Boston Transcript
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
MANY MERRY MAlDENS.
Sweet Scnoritas, Pretty Fillpinos and
Othcr Dlmscls 10 the HcautY Show


other Damscls at the Beauty Show
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2j-Sgecial-
An the world loves q beautiful girl The
opportunity wiz De afforded during the
National Ezrort Exposition FOR the pub
Tie 90 feast lts eyes ON congress OF real
American beauties. 81 representative from
each State and Territory iu the person OF
fits lOVr.iest daughter, an % be assembled
lu . great Beauty SHOW. The proposition
also extends t0 a representative from
Cuba. Porto Rico, the Us lnds Of Hawai-
and each of the uriulp pal Philippine group.
The foreign r.Nrc- eutdtIte5 TO nave an
eetab. he'd reputation for beauty in their
respective countries. Ili5 VIII duofd IN
excellent opportunity Tor comparing our
native beauties with those Of our new
possessions. Though oluerenl countries
may assume different standards Of beau
ty. C0maliucss NJ person among women
IL common Co an countries, and may even
Doe termed International since go many
beautiful American Girls have taken Iof-
elm husbands. Certain Il is that fcmi-
nine beauty is The product OF every land
that VIII cause men % Work harder FISK
more and go farther than anything else
unless. rcrahance, lt Is 20 follow tl'
dream and glitter of gold, ana even then
I'm most instances u IS FOR the sake VI the
girl hc left behind him.
There can l8 uO doubt about tho attcn-
ton tho beauty show VIII attract.
Latest among the musical compositions
that arc destined 20 be popular is THE
National EEuort Exposition March. DID
which has been officially endorsed by The
Exposition management. and which Will
soon find IFS way into print.
Composers ~ more than q dozen Stltag
were fin the competition. and it was only
M PIP the various compositions had been
gone over a number of times by Anders'
famous Third Regiment Band that the
committee made the selection.
The Exposition management has not
given out the name OF the successful
author. but H. is learned that the young
mans home is in Boston. No prize was
awarded. The copyrighted edition Of the
march has been presented 20 the FypOsi-
ton IT, win be first played officially by
the United states Marine Band upon the
occasion OF the opening II tho Exposition
and reneatod each evening during the
progress OF the big show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27

Tn Chesterfield county. for The last two
wccis. at the charming country home
OF Mrs Byrd Warwick a house party
has been going on given by Msa Mar
cucrite Warwick and Mr. Byrd Warwick.
and. On the absence Of their mother chap
crouod hy Mr.. and Mrs Randolph Boiling
and Mrs Thomas Boiling. There have
been five or SIX charming young ladies
and any number az young men, some who
stay an day and hold high carnival with
Tho Girls I'm walks. drives tennis and
cr0ouct and those who come in the after
noon md Join IN in the songs and dances.
and by the light Of the moon swear vows
that last Oh. always.
Among the guests are Miss EVELYN
Rhfges Condo BRIDGES. Miss Gertrude
Waife az Norfolk. Misses Mary Watts
wood. ~ Charlottesville: Miss Betty
Christian. Messrs Perry OF Washington
j. c.. Kftrldee Of Cincinnati: Chamber
laync Boiling Carter. Campbell holland
Dcitrick Skipwith. Harris, Crump, Fur
gusson, Gray. Woiker etc.
Mrs A. Y Stokes and Miss Maud Stokes
are visiting in Goochlsnd county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-27
SCOTLAND
Personal

Mrs y A. smith. IT.. Miss Clario
Bmih. and Masters Hiram and James
Gordon smith are at Dassers White Sui
phlr Springs
1rss Precious Moore. OF Yves. FRANKLIN
street. is az The Warm Springs.
Madame NJ 1r0n,houx left last Monday
OF GA extended Northern trip. embracing
New York. Philadelphia. and Boston.
ar j. r. Drown win leave the latter
part OF Tie week for baltimore
The friends Of Mass Jean Meyers. Of
north Eighth street, VIII be grieyed 10
learn of her illness
Hiss Alice Murphy IS spending n few
weeks at tho Sweet Chalybeato Springs.
Mrs y. c. Pcouze. who has been
very ill with typhoid fever is improving
slowly.
Alrs. W, j. Payne. after q pleasant
month GO the seashoro. IS now at the Vel
low sulphur Springs.
Miss a. L. Daniel IS spending the sum-
ucr az the Grecubrler White sulphur
Springs.
Miss Alice OConnou whose Illness has
caused her friends SO much anxiety, IS
slowly improvinr.
The Washington lost OF last Sunday.
contains tho following complimentary
notice OF one of Richmonds girls:
Miss Nay Tan1y of Richmond,
one Of the many famous beau
admired as well as handsomest woman
Is spending the summer. Miss Handy
srert nart Of last winter in v-a-bf,e+or
and VIII return for VISIT OF some weeks
urvf seas-.n
Mr.. and Mrs T. W Peulberton are at
Orkney sprinrs.
Miss Mary Meade Burweu IS visiting
friends ga Bedford City
Mrs. Harry FRAZIER g. the guest Of Mrs
William Talbot, mean Wayue5b0rO
Captain rs. @. Harvey is the guest Of bis
uncle. Mr.. Samuel Reynolds. at his beau
HUI home ON the ST. Lawrence river.
Miss Annie Scott. Of Church Hill IS
visiting friends iu Iluyauna county.
Miss Mary D0uthat, who has been
eIe-dlns several weeks IN stanton. has
returned 10 the city.
Mrs S. p. Morgan and Miss Maud Nor
the summer
Miss Marie Moselcv has returned ia Tho
city after q pleasant Visit % friends JIM
staunton
friends in Richmond. has returned TO her
home in Gloucester county
Mrs. Charles Eve.yn smith is spen6irc
fhe month OF August M the Creenbrier
White sulphur
Dr Charles NJ I,a".sr3s who has boon
e+.tf,r,d Ia c,-.,ll..ter Point se o,,sr,r
tfro ofrlo- rae rlt,rr.i Il, tb,. oi,,
roar months at tbe Greenbrier white SUI
,hur eor.n-s.
fov weeks at Hotel Bel Air Now Castle.
~.
Mrs. Writ TAYLOR is at Hotel Bel Air
New Castle. Va.
rs....f... c.,l..- aud nrfao Nfln.