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bushels being sold here. The seabosu
loads May opened at 3sssc. sold betv... ~ ed
and 35l4c and closed At 354c. Receipts
the estimate for Wednesday. 10 car. ea'g
raining over the corn belt cold vs.,.N vn
dlcted for tomorrow. Ssaboard clea,a,." Pre-
$50 600 bushels The available supply CO., "vs
Rockies Increased 53oOo bushels. Ths " Tie
stock increased 1900 bushels Hsct
Oats dipped Ac early: they recovered :. =.
closing at 2sizc; July. 2iisc Shipping Sal nap
300 bushels In the main the marks, 'us
sympathized with wheat and corn Tn. .x-ny
supply eat Of the Rockies increased yr M h''
The contract stock i92 90 bushels incr.a,.s
bushels. wv
Flaxseed strong. May opened at Il ia1
compared with 81 10 Monday. sold between :, sa%
aA and closed at 81 1874. Minneapolis had o.!
cars Duluth and Chicago II
Provisions were firm although dull Lar
were about the same Mondays II wa. Z,
main a changing market. with trifng v,d.,,.'
OF the spreads. There Were 22.Vp hogs with y y
for tomorrow Shipments Of products were l,,.''
Cd an demand good.
ON the curb puts on May wheat closed AZ ca..
calls. 7O1sc. Puts on May corn $5isc: calls "a
1870
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BONDS.


OUTSIDE SECURITIES strong and
fairly active. Standard Oh closed at assGiS4
against fsN4a on Monday. Inst prices of the
other prominent issues Otis Elevating Ni,1
3Si4; preferred sSiau9o; Wagner Palace Car lSGleO:
Continental Tobacco common, s21.063 preferred
sp96&: Air Power. 69N7l; Pressed Steel Car esl. N
6Gis, preferred s9ikQ9OB; Electric Vehicle sll4aa2
Bay State Gas 33,G37s.
EXPORTS OF SILVER-Exports Of silver to-
day 5000 ounces
STORAGE BATTERY STOCKS sTRONG-In the
Philadelphia market there was a sensational ad
vance IN Storage Battery stocks the common SELL
ing up points 10 l5l and the preferred making
about the same advance over Mondays closing
MANHATrANS DIVIDEND The Manhattan
Railway Company declared It's regular quarterly
dividend u per cent yesterday
FOREIGN TRADING.-London prices were lower
and arbtrage houses sold about % 900 shares IN the
local Exchange In the FIRST hour The heaviest
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rrancsco-sight $50; telegraph. TIC Cincn-
nau-Over The counter. soc premium; between
banks par and SOC discount saVahnah-puy
ing LEO discount: selling 75c per NcW premium
Chsrleston-Buying par; selling &c premium
poston-16G2Oc discount 81. Louis-0c discount
Chicago-90 discount.
RANK CLEARINGS - New-York - Exchanges
,o,, 900 100 balances sn pi27e Philadelphia-Ex-
changes. Ss.737eD, balances. 81 .Ss. Boston-hN-
changes S22 $50 sqs: balances $9.755O2. chicago
Exchanges 500 1s5s; balances. aa.6H ha'''i"o'o
Exchanges So 2o5 $50; balances. SiA5ol
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-Can money IN
London pa per Open market discount Mn r dis
oss ner cent for short and long bits Btri'n o. d.
co,nt rate a. per cent Paris pa per cent tsr-
lin exchange on London. 20 marks - pdot tinpos
paris exchange on London . francs y cehtlinois,
EUROPEAN SECURITIES. 49, BTi ts Count
cosed nj llO5 for money and llVs TOT the e.iS
French rentcs. ioS francs l7ls confines SPANS"
Is In London 557s. x---, ~, .,,,.r 5e%o
Mexican silver dollars 4712c. Bar silver IN Lon
GdfD PRENIUM.-ln Madrid, q 20; LISBON
4s 90: Buenos Ayres lis 20; Rome Iva.
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MONEY IND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs.-Money on call Si1 per cent. with
exceptions at and per cent Time money. S5
per cent for sixty days. S1zg4 per cent for three
months 3izI4 per cent for four months and 3l4Q4
Der cent for six months. CONNIE rcial paper
were 31LQ4 per cent for all periods for the best
names and above for names not well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market dull and
steady Actual closing rates follow
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. March l4-The market for American
securities ruled duh and irregular all day on New
York selling orders The final tone duh and
tho demand neglected Last prices were: Atch-
SON. p: Canadian. sSss 81. Paul. 1907 Illinois Cen
trail In: Louisville. 65s- Union Pacific preferred
Slla New-York Central 1879; Erie. l43.; Pennsyl-
vania GA, Reading 12ia; Erie first preferred 20;
Northern Pacinc preferred, sos and Grand
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market Arm FINAL
quotations follow:

RAILROAD BONDS-Market fairly active at
small final chances. Total sales amounted in par
value 10 &1lSl00 against S2.275oo0 on Monday. The
heaviest dealings were in the AtchsOn issues.
Metropolitan Street Railway IS. Northern Pacific
,riOr Is Reading As. ST Louis and Iron Mountain
D.. 81. Louis Southwestern 2ds. Southern Railway
b. Texas and Pacific DDS Union Pacific Is. Denver
and Gulf lst receipts. Central Georgia conso %
eud Wisconsin Central recepfs
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Authorized issue 81
Amuont outstanding and
now offered for sale |
100000

Coupon Bonds # rhe demon nation n N"" WI -
oriviega - registration = principal
No., ,r,r.,,,l and ineis ST 70 he pal IN goa r.r
-. f,i,ed s,,,os II America o. equal To- he gssa
standard z weight and hneness.
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Nnited Statss
@oltoane T. Grut@
80 CEDAR STREET. NEW. yc ssc.cca
CAPITAL ........ W sOO,0OS
NpLtS ...............'
Trans1cts a General Banking BUSHES

AAows Interest On Deposits sa9ed'p - ,.
Is Legcl neposifGry for court & Trust IT, ...
Acts as Fiscal Agsnt for Cites & to'70''''''-
Buys and sells Foreign k'eashg"
Issues Copimerc al & Traie'!'rs r''"'
pailaNe in al parts Of the ro''S'
Loans morey on Bond and fo'fgag,.
Issues First N9rtgaJc Trust Gold S''a'. a..
Aeis as Trustee. Registrar & Transfer A'""
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Mr. HENRY c. MOORE. President Of the oonH'"n'

Mr. HENRY c. MOORE. President % the oouTar
, letter TO US states in part follows.
The Trenton Gas and Elecfrc company 500
solid qtion ~ The Trenton Gas Light Company nee
Gas I5eb, Company Trenton Light and Power corss's
Ponies Electric Ileht company Trenton n ctrc Lei
Al Power Company. and Edison Electric LgH ~
p yo- Cornpan ny which con panes were formerly oSr
lid and existed under ths laws n New Jersey and N
Z. nsolidafod Company owns all 4 ne properly q "a
above companies In addition he r,nsohiaied OnnpAl
ovns the entire capital stock u the Peoples Gas In
prove nent Company and ne Delaware River impso~
ment COMPANY thereb, controlling either through sra
ownership or Ownership ~ s.ocs ALL Of TIE GAS AD
Electric LIGHT PLANTS IN THD CITY A1
SUBURBS or TRENTON. y. J.
The value q all properties Is largely IN srs
of the amount Of bonds Issued The Nor ssC
limited In amount s2.eo.ocp Of which sl5oVo h1's
b. On ,d 10 YOU the remaining 10000 to remain IN u
reasury Of tie Compan be issued for actual snsi
and Improvement under careful restrictions OF the MOI
gage
Tho earning, Of rho various companies las, sss
far more than the hxed charges The earnings WIN b
largely increased rho result o new and eo@set'
management The operating expenses viii b ARRAY
ducsd a result Of the combination. he interest
charges the bonds issued amounts 70 ta0n psi
snnum. The decrsass In operating s1genss rsSant
from the consolidation and the increase in sro nopA
beevs will from now on very tsr.slly ncrsas ~
earnings which Will undouhted .hr~ arss sassla
o. all nX,d chsrses
THE TERRITORY SUPPLIED BY THE TRENTON
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY EMBKA, ES A POP.
ULATION Oh ABOUT 55VO DING He CIT
Oh TRENTON proper. which the capital OF Tho stale
a thriving manufacturing oi,y. and the moS nl1ortsa
its part the state
Mr.. ALEX. c. HUMPHREYS II Humphreys Ga
cow Gas Engineer- who examined 10 property nr !,
states that after allowing b@-slly for asprecia,So
and especially The sectro plant the net pr0da
1929 should 10 lees than $4,000. ana ul7~s p~1
should be largely Increased thereafter
With the results q my examination before ma a.
oonndently say that the fixed charges u s15"o On
readily me, ron the start and that here should y
m The near future surplus earnings appioah's to as
dendS
COPIES OF THE ABOVE LETTERS MAY BIZ HA2
on APPLICATION AT OUR OFFICES.
Having sold large proportion OF !"
above Bonds. offer the limited amosH
remaining NJ IO2i. and accrued interesI
IfyerabI and payable at our ohces On "
about Thursday. the I'D of March. Aho'
ments of bonds Will he made in the oras'"
recent of subscriptions. we. however "
serving the right to reject any apphesu'.
mr. IN aiIot smaller amounts than aponss
for.
Redmond. Kerr & Co.,
Al WALL ST, NEW rosA
Fidelity Trust Co,
NEWARK. Y. }.
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outsta q n - ....o.-. - .,oo no
certificates n87S.o4o Sz'otlH"'E D'n si"oT0
DEPOSITS IN Ma --- --o
tional banks .. 81 6se l1e no. f62S7S Inc. OH 1913
uoh, az, saA5 es4 s5e 1881 psi $50 mo 81 GIL 2l
NC idahute. 43142l3 81 1870 37s Dec $50 Si5
.v cash hal s271 80 44s s277 sb 572 Inc sdH9l 2e
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Customs receipts
ranorted from washington. N5o Oss: internal rev
enue receipts ss241f. and miscellaneous receipts
s48 464; total Government receipts for the day
81 727 sS7: expenditures. 10000 Receipts for the
month to date $32 ls2 ~ expenditures s3.7l5N0
excess Of receipts %.4471f7. Receipts for tho fiscal
wear m date S57 SIS 945: expenditures. S73S 1872:
VEGAS Of expenditures ss1 152 3S7 Receipts Of Ma
tionol bank notes for redemption. S5.T5.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
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,ell,ns was in Ontario Western. Union Pacific and
nene ~ q n, - rA...horn RaIlwaY-

A,chison Issues st. Paul and Southern Railway
MANUAL OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s blano
Co have issued manual I'm compact form snow
ing the dividends all stocks listed on Inc H'W
Work and Boston Stock Exchanges FOR 1879 II -
alphabetically and chronologically arianB,'. -
has an index Copies Will be- sent on receipt "
one-cent stamp by the firm No. 81 NaH-st: 49,. go
BONDS ALL SOLD-Henry Marquai,d X, , 90 ~. a. .,
nounce that they have disposed OF the sl"npVp -,
I,ouis iron Mountain and Southern PER cert
bonds which they bought from the company Nv
weeks ago. the bonds having been taken A''""S'
A NEW FIRM-A new Stock Exchange nrIn was
formed Yesterday under the lille OF Hedge, 'ouI,,
berry e Foster All three Of the partners are wen
known IN Wall street two Of them, Frank -.
Hedge and S Duren I.ounsbery. having been foI
some years In the service Of the Chase NatlonaI
Bank and j. Hegeman Foster the Board memDer
OF the firm having been for several years con-
nected with tle firm OF Post Pomeroy
HOMESTAKE DIVIDENDS.-The Homestake
Mining Company has declared It's regular monthly
dividend OF d cents per share and an extra diEl-
dend of the same amount. both payable March -.
These payments make a total Of S3S,IO paid In
di,,id ida 10 late
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BROOKLYN HEIGHTS RAILROAD.
MISSOURI PACIFICS REPORT.

The Missouri Pacific Railway Company's report
for the year ended December 81 was issued
yesterday. Earnings for the year, after expenses
and interest. showed 2i3 Der cont on tho stock De-
tailed figures. compared with 1874. follow:
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DULL DAY IN STOCKS.
VALVES GENERALLY LOWER.

PROFESSIONAL TRADERS MAhH ihH
MARKET-BONDS AND MONEY.
Closing prices yesterday Of the principal ac-
tive securities and net changes from MONDAY
ouotations were as follows:
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CAles
sankers' posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New-orleans-Com-
nsroial TO premium; bank. u premium San
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Outside SECURI7Y MARKET.

STREET RAILROADS IN THIS CITY.
Reported by c. Hudson & CO.. Nos. "a & 30 wal-st)
BONDS
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Tota surplus. ss.2 pa 2is s2o5i 900 Inc ST. III pa
The systems gross earnings for 1895. as compa red
with those Of the preceding year. show: Freight
earnings increased N.@i5s9 NEARLY 10 per cent?.
passenger earnings 0ocaD increased SS5.679 pas
senger earnings foregn) ncres ,ed S313.655. mail
earnings increased 1885. express earnings in
creased S5 93 and miscellaneous earnings ncrea sed
s73Ge
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COZ ONIAL TRUST CO., TRUSTEE

Arpl alton viii bc made 70 li't these Bonis upn u
New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchanges
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The mileage operated was tho IN 1897
or l.492 miles The passenger earnings Increased
2204 per cent The number OF passengers carried
increased 1897 per cent. The number OF passengers
carried mile Increased 2S.d per The aver
age rate per passenger per mile decreased from
455 1925 cents, 80 per cent The freight
earnings increased $50 per cent. The number OF
OF freight carried increased 1899 per cent The
number OF carried one mile increa sed 1888
per cent The rate per ton per mile de-
creased from 1907 cents to NJ cents or sg7 per
cent.
The funded debt and capital stock are unchange :
from last year. The item IN the income account
for Improvement fund Of N2o l73 appropriated BY
the Board OF Directors has not apneared hereto
fore but has been included In ne operating ex
pensos. The dividends on the common stock were
increased IL per cent SZ7s 29l over those ~ the
preceding year
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CHICAGO. ST PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND
OMAHA

The annual report Of the Chicago 81. Paul. Min
neapois and Omaha Railway Company for the
fiscal year ended December 81 1895 shows as com
pared with 1897. the following results:
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EXPORTS or MERCHANDISE.

Port Of New York 1897. lsgs -. 1899
Week ending March IA tOl5HA sll.9O2Ss $ps!S ~
From January 1...... 77.G0.Hl4 @6lNu@ "'3os'opl
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
THE TREASURY sTATEMENT-The daily
Washington statement. covering actual results Of
two days ago, compared with the last preceding
81 atement, gives the following balences'
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Dated March 1st. 1922.
Due March LIST. 1919.
S2,000,0o0

rrteres, payable semi annually March And s'vr~
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.EX dividend
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our support, believing them to be the
safest means of attaining national pros
perity.
Whereas, the republican party has
inaugurated policy of imperialism, and
territorial expansion:
Resolved, that we are opposed TO this
policy, which is contrary TO tradition and
the advice and warning of the ablest
statesmen of the country, and believe it
to be fraught with grave danger to the
future welfare of the republic.
Resolved. that we, the union silver
party of this county, are opposed to re-
tanning permanent possession OF our
newly acquired territory and firmly ad-
here to the principles of the Monroe
doctrine as promulgated by the fathers
of this country. fN
Resolved, that we extend our greatest
respect and honor to the brave boys OF
Van Buren, county, who SO willingly
offered their services to their country in
the late war, and extend our sympathy
to the families of the dead.
Whereas, for a number of years, many
of the great industries of the state have
failed to pay their just proportion OF
taxes, owing to the combination OF
capitalists and the formation of trusts
and monopolies:
Resolved, that we are in favor of a
system of taxation that shall make al
classes bear their just proportion of the
burden of taxation.
The true northerner., 1899-03-08
ABOUT OUR~
Muslin Underwear.

In questions about Muslin Under
Sales print the following
These sales conducted by the Trans Continental Under
idea sell muslin underwear in the
cities the prices that prevail during the January
New York. Philadelphia and Chicago The garments
selected prices New York City The scale of
prices low that the only for retailer to make anything
all the sale sell immense quantities and clean out
whole him. This the extremely low prices enable
him do Up this date city less than population
had this sale So Paw Paw is especially favored In
cities where these sales have been held other dealers
plain that the sale prices less than the wholesale prices they
pay inferior goods That is the buys single gar
at wholesale prices or less.
Our sale begun last Saturday is now in full swing.
The true northerner., 1899-03-08
FOUND.

In the deep from whence man came-in
the great storehouse of nature, the great
remedy of modern times, Vitae Ore. 1t
is positive remedy for most of the ills
to which the human flesh is heir, espec-
tally diseases of the Blood, Stomach Kid
neys and Liver. Coming from nature, it
is perfectly pure, and if you are sick you
will do yourself service by giving it a
trial. Red ink signature of Theo. Noel
on package.
THEO. NOEL, Geologist,
Chicago, ILL.,
Mrs NETTIE MOSES,
Special Agent Bangor, Mich,
Sold by Longwell Brothers and f.. b.
Longwell, druggists.
The true northerner., 1899-03-08
@. B. CHARLES NAMED
AS CANDIDATE FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
ON Opus TICKET.

The democratic people, -union-silver
county convention was held at the court
house in this village last Wednesday.
The room was handsomely decorated for
the occasion with national flags and
bunting. Hanging over the front win
dow was large portrait of Hon. w. j.
Bryan, which was sornamented on opposite
corners of the canvas with the free silver
shibboleths: mo crown of thorns;" 'No
cross of gold"
The convention was called TO order at
the appointed time by L. j. Cavanaugh
who named F. j. Dillman of Bangor as
temporary chairman and called upon G.
w. Fisher of Lawrence to act as tenn
porary secretary.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Credentials j. Cavanaugh,
g. w. Byers, Texas Sprague, Howard
Lobdell and Levi DeHaven. Permanent
organization and order of business-W
G. Wildey, John Cook, A. I'll. Campbell
w. f. Chase and Andrew Gaynor. Reso-
lutions-A. Lynn Free, N. w. Drake, S.
Van Ostrand.
BY the way, the last named gentleman
was the only delegate present from the
township of South Haven and he looked
. lonely indeed, as he occupied the entire
Jury box" which had been designated
and marked for the use of the South
Haven delegation. However, Mr.. Van
Ostrand bore his portion of "the white
mans burden" with becoming grace and
dignity.
After the appointment of committees,
a short recess was taken to give time for
the preparation of reports.
The committee on credentials reported
full delegations from all townships except
South Haven, Porter and Almena, which
were but partially represented, and
Covert and Keeler, from which townships
no delegates were present.
The following delegates were duly
chosen: State convention-TexasS Sprague
A. w. Mosier, Levi DeHaven, N. w.
Drake, S. Van Ostrand, G.. w. Fisher
Il. j. Cavanaugh, j. III. Everest Geo
Hathaway, Adelbert Lober, S. A.
Smith, Daniel Carney Sr., j. l.. Diehl
Erastus Osborn, G. d. Olds, w f. Chase
w. G.. Wildey.
Judicial conventional. A. Brown
Allen Harwick, M. III. Hogmire, Jeremiah
Welker, A. G. Runyan, Harry A. Martin,
+. Il. Ocobock, VIM. Teman, John Bates
Robt Vickers, ia. Wright, ID. A. Squier
j. T. Tolles, E. A. Day, G. w. Dayton
A. G. Cross, III. ID. Wicket.
G. b. Charles of Bangor was nominated
for the office of county commissioner OF
schools, without opposition.
w. G. Wildey, A. G. Cross, John Ever.
est, Martin Bixby and John Cook were
appointed as a campaign committee.
The following resolutions were adopted
Whereas, the blessings of peace and
prosperity promised us upon the advent
of the republican party to power, have
not come to the people Of this country;
Resolved, that we, the union silver
party of Van Buren, county, in conven-
ion assembled, reaffirm the principles of
20 Chicago platform and pledge them
The true northerner., 1899-03-08
Barnes District.

Miss Lille Butcher of Watervliet spent
Sunday at home.
Miss Mamie Sherrod of Hartford spent
Sunday in the neighborhood.
Miss Anna Conklin of Watervliet is
spending few weeks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sherrod of Decatur
visited their daughter, Mrs Will Erdman
Sunday.
Mrs. Marilla Drake has so far recover
ed from her late illness as to ride to Law
renee.
David Hogmire has bought the farm
formerly owned by George Davey, de-
ceased, and is moving onto it.
The true northerner., 1899-03-08
New Suits.

Emma j. Lewis vs. Charles III. Lewis;
divorce. Cook & Cook.
Mary Il. Geddes VS.. Adam p. Geddes;
divorce. Titus q Barnard.
Mary E. Phillips VS.. Lovinus Phillips;
divorce. j. E. Chandler.
LeGrand r. Anderson VS.. George M.
Lyle ct al; assumpsit. Anderson q
Chase.
Hattie e. Leigh VS.. George r. King;
assumpsit. A. Lynn Free.
The people VS.. Joshua Sheldon; vio-
lation local option law. j. h. Chandler.
The true northerner., 1899-03-08
Marriage Licenses.

Henry Baute, 81, Benton Harbor
Sadie Wright, 26, Arlington.
Finnie Day, 30, Marcellus; Kittie Gail
house, 16, Porter.
Oliver r. Aldrich, So, Hattie M
Hammer, %, both of Pine Grove.
Arthur Nj. Rhodes, 26, Kendall; Mabel
Stevens, %, Waverly.
James Mcintosh, %, Hartford; Jose
phine Caryl, 21, Keeler.
The true northerner., 1899-03-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

ORDER OF PuBLICATIoN.-sta of
~ Michigan-In the Circuit Court for the County
of Van Buren-In Chancery.
Mary X. Phillips, complainant, VS.. Lovinue
Phillips, defendant.
Suit pending In the Circuit Court for the County
of Van BUren, in Chancery, at the village Of Paw
Paw, in said county, on the 7th day of March, A.
ID. 1899.
In this cause IL appearing from affidavit on file that
the defendant, Lovinus Phillips, was formerly
resident aud inhabitant of the township OF Paw Paw
In said county, and that the present whereabouts
and place of residence of said Lovinus Phillips is
entirely unknown to the said complainant and that
she has been unable to ascertain the same, after
diligent search and inquiry On motion of James f.
Chandler, compainanps solicitor, ID is ordered that
the said defendant Lovinus Phillips, cause his ap-
pearance TO be entered herein within Ave
months from the date of this order, and In case
painsnts bin of complaint TO be filed and a copy
thereof TO be served on said complanants solicit
or within twenty days after service on him of a
copy of said bill and notice Of this order, and that
default thereof said bill be taken as confessed by
the said defendant.
And II is further ordered, that within twenty DAYS
the said complainant cause notice of this order 10
be published In the TRUE NoRTHERNER, a newt-
paper printed, published and circulating IN SAID
therein at least In each week for six weeks fn
succession, that she copy of this order 10
be personally served on said defendant at lsast
twenty days before the time above prescribed for
his appearance.
DAVID ANDERSON,
Circuit Court Commissioner, Van Buren, COUNTY.
Mich.
JAsEs K. CHANDLER,
Solicitor for Complainant. [oItsoeo
The true northerner., 1899-03-08
Atkinson Bill Passed.

The Atkinson taxation bill passed the
senate yesterday by a vote of 81 to o,
with some amendments.
The true northerner., 1899-03-08
seth CIRCUIT.
BILL MAKING CHANGE PASSED THE HOUSE
YESTERDAY.

The bill making Kalamazoo and Ber-
rien counties each a circuit 10y itself and
putting Cass and Van Buren, into the
new 36th circuit. passed the house yester-
day by vote of 81 to %, and only awaits
the governors signature for immediate
effect