Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 9 May 1896 — Page 4

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Cishop IIursFs Kuling~H^Ri»fy|k.leiR^»'i oi l»ut the Reverend "Would Not l'ut the Yrote —Final ly Forced to Yield, but Scores a Victory in t!ie Ballot—Conference Proceedings.

Cleveland,

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Bishop Hurst decided it was not a point of order, but was a matter on interpretation for the body, and ruled that Dr. Neely had the floor. Just after Dr. Heely began speaking, Dr. Frysinger of Pennsylvania appealed from the decision of the chair on Dr. Cranston's point.

Bishop prt the

pealed

qn«rtkm

nn tho a.irnenl of Dr. Cranston, fflnd on the appeal of Dr. Cranston, a'nd great confusion existed. A motioffifo lay the entire matter on the tablejvas. lost by a vote of 218 nays to 109 yeas. Dr. Kynett raised the point of order that the question had been improperly put, but Bishop Hurst held that Dr.

Bishop Hurst declinecHlq exi{&rfcaiii the appeal and a dozen rueiTVefe^bii the floor shouting for recognition. Bishop Hurst declined Jo j^cognizg^anjfe one, but pounded withr Ires gwre^ai^ shouted: "Dr. Needy has1 tlie floor! Dr. Leonard, Dr. Chaffee and others loudly insisted on the-•apjpeal,beiilg put. Bisliop1 Hilrst1 pounded Tintil'broke his gavjh Dr. Fry singer iiisistcdyj.ron the appeal bejn^ jmt, and in this he wai joilierf 'l^r the: eiitire conierOTce.

fusi^h'litei^hed5'A:!Di(.,r5FryMngdf''J!Mii)ed to hj&'A'^t, ^d-a^nllj^e^tf^fiot have the right to appeal he would resign.

D^.-Neelyj^nade ljin s^Jfj.hQ^rd

M^^harjV aslied"to withdraw liis''resolutioa^'hufr harwas.'.ii0fc!permit£Bd to do so.

J(Iu

Avas

the mMsfcof, intense.excitement

the vote 6n the appeal 'waS taken', iie ruliiijg of, Bishop,- Hurst .was sustained by a vote of 223 yeas to 204 nays. As soon as it was decided that the papers werejbefbre thGr1iouser Drr Neely '.and Dr. fihaip ,bodh withdreiv their papers and pie mcft rnoienli struggle of tl.fiF1 first

!.weei2

of tnfe! confefreii(^ was over.

The litrtlfe stbrra over tlife woman "question having passed over, Dr.. J. M.[.Kings of New York presented a resolution. The document was directed' 'a^sinst *tlierufee of federal money by the Roman.Catholic church,, and if? jading was frequently interrupted by applause. It

unanimously adapted without discussiou. The .iesolutiou opposed this practice of -Bectaiia!n: appropriations foi^ Indian education. It. states tli^.this genera), con-,, ference, rt presenttng 'the membership and constituency of tlie^Methodist EpisoopaT^iurclTr reiiEerat'es''ifs'convictioiir' that trke. xn.iEO "foiy "tliese sectariait ancfc ^ecclesiastic laggr^ssions is tb be f|u|idj in the aAo® proposed ^xte|iftlD amendmM jto the United States rt)hsti-| -tutioi^^draiBed 'proniulg^MW)^ tlirf

that a record of tliis ii^ti^ii- lsfe forwarded to the secretary of the United State^e^tefi]%e^cr(itkry!^f tlib licj^fc11 of rejp^Qjiti^^iandtSn tfce secfekiry. of tw'-*nte8ftor

iai

nan

BTSKOP Tirr.sT.

f/j]bov/j

the diri aha said he desired to withdraw his Mshdp Hurst1 WouM M^bt f»ermi^thiSjandLthe diii.iContii^^d.,,.pr. Hurst would recognize 110 /jiie, but held tha»4Dr. mffely-lijfdittlfe flota'. 'Filially, forced b^£ the Wat^ice, ^sh^^-st saia he ruled that both papers were before- fefrexhciuaet[andibfc would entorttiiii

WaRiiAigtoh.'^'Vhe'J

conference dirocts .that th©-signatures of its president and secretary be signed to this &6flutibifcJ, r,T{5-V* PjffI 'ii /(iidtem^it joy-erjlilifj^'^inaa de^e^ jgate questioifSlaving passeil the general -currentiflliiiitei-tst »Fit-bth^iAtti(j6i^is! becoming inojr^e appaiwj^t11 (fljOjlajf^el•egates are sJi owing their "purpose to cur-r ^tail, iiP' ftlie '^owM ^Stb'd iU•the ministeris and make the conduct of •churcH1 rfff&frs inore demcf^(fi6'. TliiV1 issue, wna raisfed: jjeiterda^. ift oaei ft|i :in committee and will doubtless be the cause of more than one hot debate ou the floor of, the pon^reuce^ --,

The- gen«-al tron^j&iittee^ are -tn. 4dssibn •«vei7^xf^iooW, a'Ad |T^te^^ ,^[a9Sb0J gun tlie consideration of ffie proposition to increase the number of bi^ijfops. The -eoloreel Me^hodifits' want d'1',bishop: flit) ^eir gwii -and }$ does Qliina, It is pro^ ,4.: iit' lied ^Ct««je4 jilteii

'^IFTJ-iT rcir^j^

nrrjait .j. jnsnd-.tiP li.c-btfti1,.^jjjgj.ajjpi?-ir ji.g-H^.iir.i YJ—A.

Ul lUlT jider Ijishops who "were uppointed in

commit toe

1110

allocs

May 9. The woman

question having, as was thought, been disposed of by the Methodist conference there was a marked falling off in the attendance yesterday. Bishop Hurst presided, and were conducted Thomas of Phila of Alabama pres lug the mayor a: land for the greeting to the

he co

eve

delegates have their seats in

episcopacy a idinc

urrtiMsro

the renin

and

pro vi

VY1C

lew

they are probably entitled to thorn. Ho and the other advocates of women delo-

iinienument.

Coi.otBUS, ().. May 0.—The crop bulletin of the stale board of agriculture for May, just issued, shows a worse, coiulitii.n'ol''..tho wheat- crop than that for Anvil did. The condition per cent froih »7 to ."to. Seeretai'T

Much of the wheat was entirely killed in the winter. The eon (lit ion of the niey is GO per cent rye, (58: oats, 92 berry canes, 8(j fruit buds winter killed, 8 per cent.

The wheat crop in Ohio can not exceed half an ordinary yield now. The acreage of oats is very large—989,485 acres. It is all in good growing condition. The plowing up of wheat wrill also greatly increase tlie corn acreage this year. Two per cent of the wheat has been damaged by the Hessian fly, and 1 per cent by other insects.

I ThfeJiii.iit-bu(^eport ^refers rnd ticularlyUo thi ojeaches^—In thel northernVipnTTrt' tli^stateThere 'fe complaint that the apple bloom is not as full as usual, but nowhere is there complaint of winter killing.

•it awl ijys.'it' ......... ...

A Crime Which May

Jtif.orne

Many 1'eople Iiurled Into, a Canal

Soiiic

May

kave

bridge, was

tins

moi

work. The senior bishops were appointed in 1872 and are all of them.,well advanced years." ^They^are ?Eis^o^ "Bowman of !Si. L6ui«, 'Merrill of' Cfiieago, Andrews of Sow York and Foster of Boston. They object to the action proposed, desiring to remain in the harness. The commit too wiii not make anyrecomendjn until

an Interna.

'jj: uuf ii. ,i'j:h u.. tional (Jupstioii.

N^Sv. ^V^'May 9,—"A '"dispWtcfi 'ib :The'Heraiff' f^bm Tunis sjijrfe: liii'brmd-1 tion AvitlVre'gJirff- to:a h*oi¥ible'4nurdeV'jttJ Sfax has boeivi'*eefeived- here/'-

i6b^i^^o&!tld.''u'"•^Q¥6d^^',

tod

tdr.'

rested.

BftfbGE 1

was^^a tripd«:. muardenyiiiDn. Leaohi an Angiifiaaii ^Qte^tjanti jipijisijim^rjrw fh is

wife(and_iHt'(mt.,f^oii

:^eing

theuYj^tiyis,,.

The .fjrinie was discoyer^ -Wedij^stla^. Dr. fieacli's little .son, 18 months'old, was tounilJin his cradle witfi His"iliroiit cut.

iirowhed.'

TroY/N."t. 9.—Ati' old stonp bridg^, cifoissitil?' 'the' Cbiibes fcdnrpiiiiy's canal at Colioes, has been condemned by the city, and w^ ^^g l^moved by employes ,of the company yesterday,. When t|ie briefge,'/ was crowded witli peo]fte: Watching the removal' the Stiiic-' jiure fell iiito tfcfe' ban&l. Tho'^e on'

sdrownec^.

Tlie water

,is

!t^'

fridge wefrGprSei-pitiCted' in/to the water: Ropes Were. thrown -and other efforts at rescue mad£van,d m^iny, weye pftlled, out, but it is believed that several ,Mr sons'w&fef'droWhM.*" Foreman B. veiiselette, who has been employed by tlie Cohoes company for 80 yearsy and i^was: superintpfjicliiijg^ .tli^, rejni^val: of

tt}iei..

His. body

afterv^ii^d retvovferea.

beili£ di-awil off the

camil to see if inore bodies can be found.

FATAL HICCOUGHS.

JJiss Ferguson Finally Dies

"'i

Hfl'ect 'Upon Her.

WiNbfejJSTMK, 6.,

rjstay'^.—J^iss'Eytlia

'IJergu^on, a 'pbpula^' youn^-'lady rteach'^'iii in,t&r^diaj:^(Ki'p0^^ tne" piip.9 sql^Is jg^^R^slj^roVj /iighland. ^Qunty& who about two mouths ago wis. ..attacked Jby_a- severe Aiccoughiog^mdiile iaffigteing atJ '-oife'ef iber fffihjjlapsij^iodji y.e&tevdayinftenant

If ncnji:,^ jyj

!U Al^liough^th?.jli.i^ccf.Ujglig- la^te^fgi% two weeks the -enmur lnrl-c-'a enffonmr con tiiitied aiid ., over 20 dt^s1 previous tb

.7 V, i-vfePfeell-Aft

the

s$\hmfcsffid

•v

-ilmT

,hel"d6ath1§h'e

did not take an Ounco" of lTounsliment.

vThe

case attracted cibhSidePABle atten-

tfcn Jifivv-niediMlr lA-ft11au^oflsyrr

lield^by.Dr. /Hojrf,i. aasiatwi: by several! other physician^, slijw^ thei ejiqpi^pl}

C^eU,,

8£eHMJ?!h.

was arraigne/i yesterday before ,COJ -s-VJrtilSf

aiiuiuuwi

mon' Judge'^^1. pleads® SK)%r^ii lfyf-9' ud^Kppoki -f ..ed Aito«ufiys6 EtfilPi'.T.osis bwdTEiarvespr Musser to abfendiiJiiiDHe dalJKpf* tlio.irial Was ajij ti iMA -l xuilb q^ohttfciyf Jiofc imtiLthesiatbeiih partiofitfluxea •pys wV- atiijH .uieum* .uii u# Atiaslhn*

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FRED TARAL WRITES OF HORSES AND RIDERS.

Few Points

of the

the Le

pes

mas los

id' sec

jvict

__tim,

nary anneal whicx bo whole fiol-.l early aul thd leadors 'uric! rods of feet ou ce call

Freqilf orse ii® is mei

which

decided not to resume the conference, though

Sjatos j.'vl Upit they luiy.e imitlaa lcuig-i .^jI0 andiSaplnftlor \^tKit Seen'red* decided-" &rrai€* tow arc goal-1» sec4ii-mg flitwj ^unftivorabfo ^circumstances."' T$6J"1j(rst vote in favor oi tne constitutional

CROPS.

OHIO

TltL'lv-

"No sooner had the resolutions been adopted by a rising vote, than the woman question came up again like Barigjio's ghost, and caused a great deal of- trouble, both to dologates and to Bishpj^ Hurst. ,Mr. Morris. Sharp of Ofiitt ^esonted'a^a-eiblsitibn Jto iias: fallen the wonieu delegates, in that they havo r^in^jashod their seats and that their expenses be paid to the date of their "V?i1^d|awal. The resolution also called in their male reserves. Dr. Neely of Philadelphia presented a substitute in which the women were invited to remain as honored guests of the conference, and their expenses ordered paid. Dr. Cranston rose and asked for a ruling by the chair as to the present status of women in the conference.

for the

•i Not Such a Good Showing io!ith of May.

whether ho is a frco agent, at liberty to follow his own judgment, or to be guided by instructions. Orders aro good for somo jockeys who are of an impetuous disposition and apt to work tho horse for all ho is worth at tho start, but unnecessary for others, I think, who aro cool, lovel headed boys, accurate judges of pace and quick to seize an advantage when it comes their way.

The jockey, too, should know his animal thoroughly. Horse and rider should bo in perfect sympathy.

utho

,a1

Thoiinntiyeiiofi'.it-has^priftMftit^iJne-.ap-

pe^i^P, 5th?"golu and silver jewels of the victims have

^iiytdriiatidii^

prevails A*-Bfaf^viTJieadthori ties rhave .i&fqvmed .the-^procurato' of the.^•enuhlifi, ,and.. th^, iudge^ d'instruc- -. tion' at Sbusse,','who wul' arrive at Sf'ax

fwl

GAVE "WAY.1' nn

in a Trtco- Orncwauld gset off edge qniokly ip working if(liiot qloqelyf^atohfid ,, Jthoj either could take all the work that was. ''feiven him.

Another case in point, i"«ulkensj those of thp Rayop d'Or Tenny and. Tea Tray, for instance, resent be.ipg. force.d to go at'a1'tremelbdotiStpac^f at tlio sfart.'' Indeed tHby writt't. They1 -are doad- gnirfe, howelper^anddbmo up {with heartbreaking) '^peedj^t ^e fipi^hq^Witnesa Tenny/Sjgre^t, feces witfi \Saiyator. tt would be safe, I thlnk to lot Teffiy ciit'tint

iliiu:

Slid bowels to, be^bafiry^disgas:

niixi

v.* i* MRiiami ,i

Mf\ &x

horses

respondence.J

ay"?L—It is not an easy

thing to pick the winner of tho Brooklyn Handicap. The shrewdest of turfmen and

feat. Favorites, as a rule, fall by the wayside. But two—Hanover and Tenny— have captured tho coveted trophy during tho past ten years. This is At so surprising when one considers the fact that from

tlie greatest of-plungors havo failed five I lant ii'tio Sir Walter, astho boys call him, ti^ioyfe 0^ six' v^oa they?gsisayed 'too ^i(le«djall^gh*^d he may btf depeTicled upon To1 battle gftfflely to tho

run

form, "a rank outsider," wins by a turn of luck. We all remember tho marvelous victory of Castaway II over a mighty strong field at tho .Brooklyn track somo years ago. Twice it lias been my good fortuno to win

•ly un time it was with old Diablo in 1803 against a famous field, including the mighty Lamplighter. Tho second t.imo vfas with I Dr. "Rico 1S94, when I managed to get away from tho great Clifford and the now I apparently invinciblo Henry of .Navarre,

Miller thinks that the townsjjip corre- duraupo than tho boy, and tho Doctor, by spondeiits.Vxpected in Aprii that"favor- tlioIisidQiio line of reasoniag ,couin.^tandia. able weather would do more for the [bruising finish hotter than tho young horse damaged crop than it possibly could, wirtijthe kingly name. ~l" Again, much doponds upon tho jockoy,

I corrallcd tho royal animal with tho Doctor/jijsfc beforo tho finish. Henry was only .1-year-old then and tho Doctor 4. They Would boar .Alio sivrue relntiop ,phys-: ically'to tho Jiiiman faihiiy'as a"js6utIf'of 18 to a man of 22 years. Of coursp tjiQ 'man,-nine times out of ten, has mom- fen-

havo known horses

who hated certain jockeys, and these boys could not get all tliero was out of thom. I

ttho

«?en horses tremble-when some pa*~ ir jockeys approached to mount them*,, animals remembered^ hard punisliboys gavd thftwrfn somo precM*ing race. Domino and Dr. Rico, for instance, know me thoroughly and

know

them. Wo wero on friendly terms and

thein. Fit and well thoy nevor failcd to responditJ(any„jC3llsab' a cjnitf&liftrisls.•

'J a./.o. 1' II,oj5S§f), by,the w#y,,fti# M: :«nd well. ^h,oyf$ipy, ^.,.Pn..,P.0ffV-c?fc

e^8es

two:or tfireo days' Ijeforo'a raco 'and on the day of trial'H^^ftlo'ft'ri'cf 'lJ^oHyaa0 iinisji,,. Sqme j^o^ses, iWhilg sgeedy, gonio, ''^nd noryy, araof doiicato con^itutions and rit is diihge^)(lSJto ^e't th4iif oil' perfect edge untittheMtay'-beforia th'^ ^aod.1 Gth&rs'^an stand itlie hardest komd^ 'training up to

very Ij^ur iacfl.v ^jgplo, •take Domino and Dobbins, who ran one of iithe most famous doad heats within tfiiir' time. .Tho^'afftjtfW.o tatally.diilereaff kijids. of animals, ^mi^j,was^,0 ljjpdl e.nof ''Serves built after" tlie human pattern qf

JimJfer8611tiicrfi^hfedwa^d'Hati^an, fcho Parana ni. "Dobbiiis wwsi»TiiggtKly»

?va5

Three natives liUVe! beeti'^kr-1'

ii W

Michael JJeach, tho great oarsman who JpwettJdi-iflalnlaii"^ J€Olot«Australia

{.^onNtep \y»^fi'^fiM'J...WJhjj5is

and

sturd5.ani(mal.^jbl)e bjiild ofsJoJbiH, 1^3.01^!,ntes^to notify tsbft truck farmors aad tho

qgoljust ber:

fore -.acjion—in fact,f,at all, tiniog... T^osjo

florses required a'totaliy diftoieht^'K'incI of tfrainid^ Wi'lA a^ib&diflf^yenHe of tr^ifrfientf'

i:then}.

Jful

Tuuwn

JJIENRY OF NAVARRE.,'

fft,tilAl iF

'iRpes Qf "hor^os require different, stylos ,of of tly^fli-p'afib,i(litira. sirfeiiry ij*id ing.

1JlJ

heat. ''^rhirt'li'as^d^bedti' fciciiiUucS^Viio di-

x-r'

-*-T— ^vv-y *.'* f€^ »•*,.. "SA

over to Jnne 23, three weeks later than the

makes a long period of training, which, taken with the erratic weather we have have, renders the probo:

the Probable Winn andicap—Diagnosis SI!jj The -HeDrVBBMl Navf? Tips and the BeBlCllgorS:»raUf-vlW° as*™.-— rlg^.. apon to selves 128 although I don't think either has an airtight cinch upon landing the prize. Gal-

finish. J.f ho is near the leader's throat-

CLIFFORD

wil

l^tch on the stretch near breaking that lj out. Dr. Rice and dangerous at alltim not appeared to bo yet. There is plent tweon now and Ma Nanki Pooh, it may magnificently in preparatory work, and, although weighted heavily, may keep tho boys guessing.

jor's tor 1th

15, Handicap day. noted, is doing

Kjfag Arfbnrjljgbljo^g511{f^b-^^ari8!rd brother of Treelantl, is a likely animal, and it would be well for tho boys to keep their eye on him. Counter Tenor and Keenan are not to be despised, and that marvelous pair of 3-year-olds, Handspring and Bon Brush, have a strong backing for lirst, second and third places. Good judges nowadays contend that, with anything like, a fair weilht-foi^y^^a gafcatij'' fcp$9$£3 3£ajri old can hold his elder brethren to a finish. j-Thq talent seem to +je plunging on Ttenry of Navarro and"' Clifford. Shrewd jchaps, too, are playing Ben Brush and Handspring, whrlo*no't a'fowof the knowing ones ase.putting down a bet or two ^thatt &n pipe wlal -repeat last yeal?

!s-

per®,

formanco and capture the bun. It is i^yJJQsi"fieise"to ificlo atid 'n'ot give tips, so I have simply placed liiy diagnosis of-tlie le(ftding»hep9es jbeforo- #ou» I don't say Cliat 6v8n any'of" thcSe'great ianifn'als will win. Thcro is nothing so uncertain as a groat handicap. A rank outsider lightly weighted may capture the meed of victory, as ho has often beforo, especially on a heavy track. The way for any man to do who is going into the betting business is to take tips from nobody, but to go down to the course himself early in tho morning, watch tho horses in their worfc, study their condition and past performances and then bet on his own judgment, taking into consideration always tho points I havo raised in this artiolo as to -tho tgnipuytmenttipti other qualities of the Jiorse fyidithe affinity between the animal fend his riier. Fued Taral.

A COLONIAL TOWN.

Fort Sumter to Ko Rebuilt—The

In Evldwuwr.

New

[Special Correspondence.!

,". so c^MV JBectftise"

on-tn'd "Ii 11 &tic eoaboard froih

whidlh tho ocean can be seen, is unique in (ts air, its oddities amHta IjjdiyidualJgieS^ ''Tho norso cars jog Cfirough tfio streets in profprcnce to troHoj"5 ."Bn't»leCtrl6Snotor. A ,lady pugsejjgur.is nevjiy pillowed to deposit iier OwsflfMo^ir'tliero" i.^?a man or boy, %hi(^ or colored, on the car. If a transfer is desired or a request made to the driver ,(T— thereau'o aoicooduutors^he touches his hat In fvJeh nars cQurtcwus: im an ner -jthat it 'quite takefeona'»bic»6h 'and,iWesfiontrast it wftli.tha twusqaeti^'SteBUivolyi! Jklovo ,.up tljerpjfi'. ofiit^fcrailr.Qad.officialsin.other cities. Wiien ja QhrtUgeicsf weather i» expected, the'fl«8&onitho weathor bureau aro hois%)dieJi)d-?tln()'t)o]l clnugs.far somomiin-

ownersiofrgar-Hons to prepare .for the cold wavt). By this precautionary -measuro danger is averted from the fruit and vegetable farms. ... Tourists are'ad-iclfehtlfttl..as' Wackbirds. Tliov are JF^Sjidlib^'^bw^ver^seoms the objective point for most of

Tho old war ^battered fort is being

muRic.

JhiSli6wh

ilace

#nd trust to his wonderf01'speed and stity-

i"' Port Royal is one of tho finest harbors in tirertrcffW *«'»iitt"tii'b gwewirmntrts now coming to recognize th« fact.'-. "With that magniliGopt nava^ station jBpt:..fap off $nd 'deep,skater,Ott.tiip bar. Ch^rlostpn st^i^. today upon tho threshold of "a'now life.' With urieicelled harbor and~!eiceptidnat watejr fr^nty. wijh nej^ liniBs.of steamships and railway intprest^

repaired, and it Is fiophd* trh^t'H will soon be garrisoned by United States troops. Old Fori Mcfalffiqlijs alsfl^^tee again froni her ashes,.and tho itim«d's^toked forward to ^ith pleasure when'tlie old parade ,, ... groiifl^l.fl^ respux^d to tho, m^-^kebted to me to call and make settlement Qrdeia^P^foops and tfio strains of deligiM*# ?^f account either by-cash or note. GaliJ

pnd cojii.bin,ations

:tiiatJ niake' a checkofBo irdJ of tiio static,' .afro haiS'nb riVAl.1' Sf itrbo th'e flSed laV^ of commerce toitakojthe ahortestiand-cheap-'est route, it will be found by ap pxainina: tion of the map that this city opens the

•a )r r~ rjt: finest-sva gat'6-to th:e west'oii-:the!rAniericaii: continent. nio .., tti'j Tlioui :iii]s ,-of- tons .of phosphate are •fi •. jiiVi u:' jshipped ev«-vy season, much of it going to ii :jJ£urope^^

W:U'Iy fruits and vegetables are

.i .,4,suppiied tor nf^ierjli..naaaikWjS:in©u.tlS!iia

ii: jiui iiducticms'" or 'Clrba"' 6ohre uiroctly

ing now^JC tqjcomij.in. s^Top^ a^tho-^ni^^ ,|j port in large slrpmonts the year tfourid What arp called '''honest,'' horse's" like Hari-! and-ran ty^a^rrml ffoiy ves^ejsj to^thu over,-SadvsltdfiiiiitPffroxnalii Will1'gb'o&fii-^l froigiit cars 'which, now ,lrun tho ontire am a a a a W hA a 'any stagftfiot.'&he ,gRi«o. .Ttesojifl]#l'ei

laut system lias^iaVi'd'/iio4^y(f0t'iinliy

f'ti. Plant and Mr. Flaglei^^ie J^^

Th»iB«Jftlllyn Handicap 180G'-fc#omuM ^ho have opened so many visfas througli lses tojmarikiiim opoqli^in-

efiuino,.hik.

,»Whichiighfc likis^gioiuiied illj^TOso Seatibnsv

^6ur hfelp

cellenfe rSKUltsJiin .trai&ft*g. iMatty'goe#d" 'fn»oraIJW%K!livis w'th8^'ppH8atf6lir•of-W.1'-horsafrJ^ay^ro|^4flW Wfitb^fiPr.ik:iATOPiW'*/i.u Chaiahjsto»u^tdiflaji.stands»tn Ti.position. to these 7f]frsta'

Rossa" Dut majonmBBSHiaroundvall fl^Murlor ainoi^,,th^jp.i ti^|^/jf tj^e ^trtt^^and r^nBrooklyn Handicap and Eubtirban. which ,Y AnftthM'-factW'ifrwrctf lStoWWken lrft'rf year^'tho^gh^Vth^ft^ht ^t^^th, must Consideration is the Mc^tfiftV-'tho Metro- now UgWe ^noderii'.'tWogr'fo^ foK ipljf^H«Hifllcaftflji Mppris p«»jb{:th,il!jEoari f, CharJes^fin todajrteliwads.-au thb tHtoshoid iS"h

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localities pre-eminently fitted for summer homes. Nearly all are located on or near lakes which have not been fished out.

These resorts are easily reached byrailwaf and range in varijeiyJxGm. the ^illr dress for dinner" to the finnnel-slrirt cos tume for every meal. Among the list are names*familiar to many of our readers as the perfection of Nothern summer resort.

Nearly all of the Wisconsin points of interest are within a short distance from ^Chicago or Milwaukee, and none of tiiem are so tar away from the "busy marts of "civilization" that they caqcot, Ue reached in a few

sorts, with list of summer hotels aid boarding houses, and rates for board will ~be sent free on- application to Robt. C.

Jones,Travling PasseDger Agent, 40 Crew Building, Cincinnati, O. 128x2 od&w

The Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation Company's steamers are now mailing daily (itxeept Sunda® Wtween De-

Notio*? to DehtoVs.

Having sold^iit mjihii¥rfwaTe

pJement busines^'Ii' d'6sif^

at the old stand.

ne COAST LINE to MACKINAC ——J—J-TAKETH'EH

itBi

pACV

Idrcss

hour? of travel, by frpq rieiit trims"'

over the finest road in the northwest—• the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul iil-" way .(:A description of the

principal

.re

Wtiwi travel:

wit, IteUb v£ SouUa, try Mo,

arrange to take advantage of these luxurious steamers between Michigan and Ohio. If you are contemplating a snmmer'outing, write A. A. Schantz, G. P. A., Detroit, Mich., for illustrated pamphlet, which gives full information of a trip to Mackinac via the Coast Line. 123d&wtf

HTnrnloc Itrphnn Ham

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niontS via Pennsylvania Lines. Thursday-,"May

l4"

th, account-

tlie

Wernlee Orphan

ual festival of the Ijlorne, special low rate excursion tickets will be sold tO:RichmOud from: GreetifLeld for special train leaving at 7:20 a,m, central time, via -Pfeflnsylvttflr& liifies. Special train returning!leaves Richmond' 7,p,m May 14 th. Tickets good on thesa* trains only,

Medical Writers.

The best medicaj, writers^claii^ iihat:tiy% Fuccossful remedy for nasal catarrh miist be non-irritating, easy of appffdati'dh, and* one that wilL, by its, own ireafihtflJi tlhe remote sores and ulc^ratedj,(sur|^ces. The history of the efforts to treat catarrh during'!the past few ^eafrsinprWje^ihttt ckly one remedy has pist ,|hese wodrtiW.S and that is Centpry Catarrh Cure. This, safe and1- ^leflfeantJ Tetoed^,!''hft'5- mSSfere'd" Catarrh as nothing.uel»a iiia«-«ve£ dobfe, ^nd both physicians and s^g^Qn^ ftqpce^ this fact. The most distressirig syfeptoi$" ^ield t0' it. For sMe tt^Ctecent1 PB^rtri»Qpy ,,v .-I Ii!,i Mi- y.lh ..»l »4.JXjy

MACKINAC

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2 New Steel Passcng^rf5tearners: The (greatest Perfection vet attainedBpflt Construction—Liixurious Rtjuipment, Artistic Furnishing, Decoration and Ktliciettt ScrviCO, insuring tlie highest degree of COrSFORT, SPEED AND SAFETYi

lii '.F(3ur iTmM pin W£eUi6StwtEN m(

Toledo, Detroit and Matkindtf PETOSKEY, "TME 800tM,MARMl£TTfii:V AND PUUUTH. '"LOW KATES to Picturesque Mackinac ariil Return. includinjr Hflais and Bertbt. ^rodl' Cleveland,

$18

from Toledo,

$15

Badsseiser

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very bottle

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Urbana .Pl.ltiii- 7..... Covington... »!r Hlfi)rd Jc.i-

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Mreenville... Weavers "•X. .Madison

BANKS. GREENFIELD.

Nursery Stock |for

At the l^nxhapdle Nurseries you .will -#nd a fine lot of nursery stock for sale at: prices to sijit the times. 16t4 J. K. HEN BY & SON.

i'Vintfiou..... '1 mhei'l'iYnrt .lilartriphisu". rcenlield ... ." evel'iind.. I'iVlottsvilh).....i,,j'( iiiu'litsfown iiiireitih ..JU1'" ,. 'wisville ...

p^q^Yimi(ys p^JCAGQ,

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nicago & Northome Seekers' ex

cursion tickets at very low rates to a large number of points in Northern Wis. consiu, Michigan, Northwestern Iowa, Western Minnesota. Nebraska, North Da-*-. kota and SoutE" DtfkoTa itayluding the famous Black Hills district. For full information apply to ticket agents of connecting liu» or address. 4—34d&w 'nti«-e.

I tve remover] my shop to 38X West Maio s! reec where I am better than ever pr-o tre I

cI'M-i, dye and repair ladie

and gentleman's clothing of every description. Kid glove^qleanhi^ a spe a. W.C. tm-Jn 4* t. W'. -1- jul.i "iu. 70 rf O jji«nwii—whim

II '/"*»w—«»»rFORGlfJL'STICE.

ok.C^'^'B^RNEsf^

Does a general practice. Office and residence, 88 West Main Street, wld Telephone 75.

SIDNEY L. WALKER,

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(Ollice with 15. W. Felt,)

Special attention given to collections, word done.

Notarial

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•ind Chronic Diseases. Late recent physician St. Louis Childrens Hospital.

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