Marshall Evening Chronicle from Marshall, Michigan • Page 3

IDemoeratie I (Bell Phone No. 44.) and order your necessary supplies at TealMtto, Wo, 60c, per ib. 16c, 18c, 25c, 28operlb. Qdod brooms. 15c (two for 26c) ffldoz, good Clothes Pino, 5c.

allslwH, Bceacfc Lejotetn Globes, So each. A Beat Canned Beat Meats, Poultry, Oysters, Butter and Freeh Eggs. Molasses and Syrup. Red Star Compressed Yeast, Etc. Remember yon need for the Dining Table, and am selling at -Before the War Prioee." Orders taken for hard and soft Wood and Goal from K.

Mott's yards. J. SR. WASHINGTON MARKET, I 273 State Street, Marshall's Leading Table Supply House. The Democratic Peoples'-Union Silver voters of the City of Marshall will meet in canons at the office of David Cunningham Friday evening 7:10 standard time, 6r tye pnrpdve of electing delegates to the oonnty oonten tions to -be held March 4 at Arbeiter hail.

The wards will be entitled to del as follows: 1st ward teta, 3d ten, 8d sixteen, 4th 14. order dt.t Con. chairman. Charles home. Northway, of the Mise Bess WorthJDgton, of Homer, i.ti.-.A&i'i the daVhew.

Mr. add lifts. L00ALJEWS. Wedding on west Green street soon. Mrs.

A. Li Smith is visiting in Battle Creek, a Whipple, of Toledo, was in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Campbell are, here from Grand Rapids. Mrs. Blanche Graham day with Ceresco friends. The Thirty-fifth will probably leave Camp McKinzie April 15.

Mrs. McCourtie, of Jackson, ii the guest of Mrs. M. J. Gillett.

Miss Ina Millard, of Corrunna, is the guest of Miss Pearl Phelps. Miss Daisy King, of Battle Creek, has been visiting Marshall friends. Miss Ingersoll attended the Carreno recital in Detroit this afternoon. Miss Minnie Loom is has accepted a situation with J. 8.

White Co. The earnings of all Michigan railroads show a remarkable increase for January. Mrs. S. A.

Woodruff and M.n. A. Buck, of Bellevue, are guests at Dr. Marshall's. M.

E. Brown, of the Battle Creek Moon, is suffering from an attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Lewis Townsend attended the funeral of Chas. Ooy, in Battle Creek, on Monday last Miss Gertrude Connor, of Vermont, is the guest oflher Acme Bradley, and Mra.

Bert Lewis. High school excursions to Lansing to visit the legislature are rapidly becoming a fad throughout the state. Mrs. Geo. Whitmeyer, who Mr.

McQue' An exchange ailkfi "What's up with eggst" The price, ofcourtie. Eev. J. tf. Conover, of Detroit, will officiate at Trinity chirchiftext dtoriiav.

i ') the meeting at the Park echoollTriday afternoon will be at 3:90, instead of 3 as first announced. The infant child of Mr, and Mrs. Chas. street, died Pu- heral announcement later. Hon.

Carl Sohiarz attained three uoore years and ten today. He will be banqueted at Delmonioo this evening. The third Lenten sermon to be given next'Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at Grace church, (Universalist) will be on "The Baptism of Jesus." a "Purity's Greatest an address given "convention at St.

Paul by Mise Belle Mix, will be read at the mother's meeting Wednesday afternoon. The Minerva society of the high school will give a Washington day program tomorrow afternoon. It will be of an in teresting character, embracing some special features. The friends of the pupils are invited. There is not a bit of truth ia the report that the reason certain Marshall ladies are so anxious for a new 6pera house is because they are getting old and will soon be unable to climb the stairs leading to the present place of amusement.

"I find it (Shredded Wheat Biscuit) to be indispensable for my health and comfort. I find it far superior to Any oatmeal, or similar substances that I have been accustomed to use heretofore, and by this letter I wish to give jt my unqualified LINDS- LKY, Attorney-at-Law, Denver, Colo. Whether Senator McMillan is to take a hand in the matter or of the senate antis have decided to push the bill repealing the special charter of the Michigan Central railroad. Several conferences have held regarding the bill and the opinion prevails that all Alllhall the frosty springtime! You can scent her from afar, For her garments are redolent Qt camphor balls and tar. St.

Patrick's soon be with Us. Court convenes on next for the March term. Orders for the woman's edition may be left at this office. The spring election occurs, four weeks from next Monday. Miss Eugene Chas, of Van the of Mrs.

Richard Martin. eatber forecast flurries tonight and Friday. MttchcQlder FWday. Regular meeting of St. AlbanjpJdge tomorriw evening.

Work bb flUt de- The dispatches announce that Rudyard 1 Kipling, who hag been lr- ing at death's door, is better, with the prospect of ultimate recovery. The sewing society of Trinity! church met with Mrs. C. B. Gorhani thin afternoon.

'V. Bi Prentice, of New York City, one of the' stockholders in the new company is in town. Mrs. H. H.

Merrill returned Wedrifcs- day from Manchester, where was called by the death of a relative, Should it be decided at the spring election that Marshall is to have a s'ys-' tern, of sewerage, men who. otherwise might lie idle will have employment during a greater part of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. James A.

Miner and Mr. McQuewan this afternoon with the remains of, Mrs. McQuewan. They were met at the station by a number of sympathizing friends. Upon the arrival of the train the funeral party immediately proceeded to Oakridge where all that was mortal of Hattie Miner-Mc- Quewan was laid at rest.

Under the heading "Money Wasted" the says: "The manufacture ahd sale of dolls in Europe exceeds, vat a low estimate, 26,000,000 per QUtife One firm in Paris alone turns out 2,000 dolls a day, and many other houses make even larger numbers." Arid so the Journal thinks the money is wasted! Well, we guess hotj) We take the view, that money invested for the purpose of bringing delight and happiness to the little ones is not wasted by a good deal, and besidos the number of people employed in the manufacture of these indispensable playthings should be taken into considerasion before the statement is made that the "money is wasted." Mr. George T. Btmnete near Albion, 'Calhoun county, jjeb. 28, 1889 in Mawngo Feb. Deoeased was grat mikrrM lT6t.

18, to Miss filUabeth cfiett Ottt. 27, 1877, leaTing five cihlMrwi care, all of whom surtive him. The ffeiW fis unable to keep fimUy together more than a yeat and then they beefl more or lew aepartled. Inltefl'he enlisted in the 9th regiment Michigan Infantry. one year he wturned to Marl shall and settled in Mareugo township.

1683; he was wedded to Frances: Albaogh who still uurTifM him. the deoeawd wu laowtt' and, Me alwiys bharaoterized by ii- ntietib'e and a quiet, disposition wWch made a iloting husband kind and indulgent parent, whose loss Will lung be felt, not only by Own children but by the bereaved wife and rtep children and grandehildren. It WM thought that his lart illness 'would prove fatal until within a feW hours before his death, wbbn it WM found that was rapidly, approach- icgtbe end, and his family was summoned to his bedside, all being with him when the end catne after an illness of Only eight daya. Salt Water Mackerel and Salmon at Cunningham's. s.

If yon wish to have a perfectly safe, soft and brilliant light to read by has VPalacineOll." It does not smoke the chimney, does not char the wick, has no bad odor. Sold by S. B. CnoMnf! Gro. Department.

separate eiiirt wlif retain ittf the coming 'tfMWafc" In faci ft 46 be more if that 1ft Thfs riiettos Marshall women iftll want to buy stylish, Well made, good fitting dress adj is 'to Oar purchases of skirts been larger than during, any prer- idus season, believe objtajiied a line which all good now ready for your Prices $1.25 to This is Less than you, can buy the continue to be the talk of the iown, only tb see thdnt' to be convinced that they ard good value. We tfell them for ft: been visiting her father, Robert Hinch, returned yesterday to her home in Chicago. It is said that the prohibitionists will 'not exert themselves to any great extent this spring, but they will make a big bustle in 1900. Qall at the Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit demonstratian now going on at C. T.

Cook's, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March 3, i and 5. 8. P. Wormley died at hiia home in Grand Rapids last night. The funeral party will arrive here at 1:20 and will at once proceed to Oakridge where the remains wi)l be interred.

AmQng patenta issued Tuesday was 9ue to Hon. A. M. Todd, congressman 'from this district, for a machine for digging and harvesting roots of peppermint. Mr.

Todd ia nothing if not veraajtile. An interesting incident in oonnisction with Mrs. Benjamin Drake, whoee decease was recorded yesterday, is the fact that she had 'occupied the the corner of Prospect and Grand streets jtor fifty-six conjsacutive years. Frank B. Clark, of Detroit, is the candidate for justice of the supreme court.

was nominated the con- vondbn held in Jackson, Wednesday. Prof. P. 8. Goodrich, of Albion and Harvey B.

Hatch, of Marqufitte, were npmj- natad for regents, of the; university. The Lady Maooabees of 1)his city extended hospitality to the Teionaha, bion and Battle Creek hives last evening. An elaborate banquet was partaken of. The affdir was delightfully social, the gnestk were warm in their praiww of the Marshall la'dies, who.it is quite unnecessary for us to are royal tainers. Ida Benfey will be the closiwr at- tra otion of the Star loot uie course Thura day evening, March 9.

Her recitals are unique and well nigh ideal. She a reader of ram ability with a matcblesf voice. Her method is direct, and absolutely without affectation. Bowd Single tickets 36 cents. the railroads should be equal basis.

placed on an Obituary. Mrs. Maria Drake was born in Utica, N. March 7,1818. and after a lingering illness, died at the family home in Marshall, March 1st, 18991 lacking only six days of being 81 years of She was married to Benjamin Drake in 1835, and the following year moved with him to Marshall wheie she resided 63 years.

Mr. Drake died in 1886, hav ing Uved happily with his companion 60 years. Six children were born to them, three of whom have passed to their reward. Three survive, Mr. A.

C. Drake, of Battle Creek, William T. and Mrs. Seymour, of Marshall. The deceased with her husband united with the Methodist church in early life, and continued devoted members until called into the presence of God and the joy of heaven.

Mrs. Drake was the oldest member of the Methodist church in Marshall, though on account of feebleness of body was to attend public: services regularly during the past few years. She approached the end of life with a firm Christian faith, trusting in Christ alone and looking steadfastly for bis glorious appearing. Her last days on earth were employed in, prayer and preperation" for heavenly reunions. She was patient, conflsVit a fully resigned Her work was done and peace ful)y 'she entered into the joy of her Lord.

Loved onea mourn -but not as those without hope. Her immortal spirit has rajknrned to God ip whose presence is tollneee of joy and at whose right hand "iere are pleasures forevermore. Salt Water Mackerel and Salmon Uuaningham'i. First Mamhall I were to get pneumonia I knowil should die!" Second Marshall I shouldn't, I'd send for Marshall and a sanitarium nurse, and I I would be all right!" Salt Water Mackerel and Salmon at Cunningham's. If you want A No.

1 laundry work call 'phune jNo. 86, City Steam lLaundry. of To be king of Scotland for many a day implied that the monarch ascended In childhood, and Came to an unnatural death while In the prime of life. Thus James I. ascended the throne when he was 12, and was James H.

was 7, Barnes III. 9, James IV. 16, and all the last two in battle. V. was only 16 monthB old when he became king, and his daughter, Mary Queen of was 8 days old when she came into that hard heritage.

She was a Widow at 18, she married Darnley when be was not yet 26, abdicating a weeks after she had married for -lie third time. Her son, James thus became king when he was 13 months old. We a few. A. Mo.

1 wheels which we sell at a bnrasio, Come early if you wish to procure one: JOHH. Too late to care a cold after consump tion has fastened its duadly grip on the lungs. Take Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup while yet there is time. Sure Cure Rheumatic Tablets have demonstrated their Wonderful Healing Power a great many apparently hope- leas cases.

They give relief in a short time and eventually effect a permanent cure, 60 eta, per box. For sale at Greene's and Hyde's drug stores. Wood For Sale At the Farmers'sheds on Madison street Wj; J20 JACOB GOODBICH, Prop. IASTOR i A For Iniknti and Children, You Haie Always Bought Bears'the Signature of New Shoe Shop. I have' opened a repair shop at the door west of 8.

B. CroninV store and am prepared to do good work at eaaonable prices. MABTPfLlNK. To Let. On good real estate security, $550.

Enquire at this office. Trv Pure Food baking powder and get One pound baking powder, one granite Iron double boiler, a cake of toilet soap and box of bluing JENNIE A. RAYMOND, gent. $.50 a Suit, Jackets $3.50 to td GOODS arriving every the W. Leading Corset i P.HAYES.

IF YOU -wwirawa-a 1 anything, or if you lose anything, try the Poultry, Tbe finest in I be city at J. 8. COX'B, Washington Market. William O'Leary 'Oompaiiy, Detroit, We a cordial invitation to our Art leries of Modern Paintihgsj' on free exhibition. When in Detrbit.TiBit'our'Art Qalleriea.

(jtkeduceil Prices Ralph, expressman, has and chairs to rent for, parties tne 8.ure (Jure Rheumatic Tablets Are steadily gaining ground and each day brings many testimonials from per. sous who nave used know their value. 50pts. per box. Vorsuii by all Price Put up at Your Residence, 1 t'.

Indorsed by PostmaatecArthur, ifa'' with Attachments up for you for TN careful chemical ex- 1 amination of the leading Male 6f w-orld, the Uolfcd States Government Chemists found ie only one of aU th was absolutely pure and Qihera cannot replace value. 50pta. druggists. Sura Cure Rheumatic Tablets are the stuff, for sale by all druggists. Uode Sam's New Monitor Can't be beat, nor can we, when it cornea to fine Work and reasonable.

Prices. Give us a call and you will be convinced. Phone. CITY STEAM LAUNDRY. (llo, 2 Standard burglar and rain 4 for Newspapers and Magazines.

We will fell it atod i Why Pay Outsiders ScrvicablT ftlSff eb 1st, or sooheij, Call at store and see sample. Also "TOM you can purchase these boxes from Whoever you please. No com- alsion to buy from "authorized Simply buy them where you can do the best City Nttras Works. Mattrasses of all Gratjes, Size and Price kept constantly in stodk or manuf aotared to order. Old Mattraseea cleaned and made as good as, new, Furniture made to order, repaired, refinished or upholstered.

feVAN A COLENIAN, DON'T FORGET 118 8. State street- The new Fruit Deafer, he will full of Fruits and ConfectioB a Specialty THE MARSHALL WIRE FENCE COMPANY, 13B waftt good to sell our fence in ev.