The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 4

A Sunday Stabbing Affray in 'Detroit. 'Both the method and results Syrup of Figs is taken; it re-pleasant- refreshing to the taste, and acts geatly yet promptly on the Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers cures habitual constipation. Syrup 5 Gf Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste and 'Acceptable to the etamach, prompt in Its action and truly beneficial its effects, prepared oijly from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend, it, to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of. Figs is for sale in 60c and bottles by all leading drug- Any reliable druggist who may not 'have it on hand will pro 1 cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it.

Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SMUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. iowsvtue, xr, new VOHX, N.Y, fiEATH OF Afl OLD KESIDENT, The Marqnetto Common Cotincll to Attend the Wood's Fair Opening George Lemon Crushed to Death on the Duluth ana South Shore Railroad Church Dedication at Iron Mountains-Other May At o'clock yesterday morning, a stabbing ftftray took place at. 610 East Canfield avenue.

Charles Howack, 43 years of age, lives at tiaTriuinber and Henry Scrowaki lives at 609. He is 80 years of age. Yesterday forenoon the two men engaged in a dispute over flome trifling matter and words lead to blows. During the melee Nowack drew a knife from his pocket and stabbed Scrowaki twice in the neck. One of the wounds was an inch and the other three inches long; Officers Johnson and Steinhebel arrested Nowack and locked him up the Chene Street station on a charge of disturbing the -peace as Scrowaki refused to make 'a complaint against him.

IJr. G. E. Boehrig waa'called Scrowaki and found that the "wounds were not of a serious nature; Death of an Old Resident. CASSOPOLIS, May Tietsort, an old resident of this town, being the first child born within the present village, died at his residence at '5 o'clock this morning," after an illness of several months, aged 74 years.

He WAS for many ydars engaged in the mercantile business here, was a highly respected citizen. He leaves a widow and one son and three daughters. TQ OONSTJMEBS OF FOBjFUEK The Gas Company anounces reduc ion in fences of Gastfor LIGHTING whenever Gas is used ALSO for COOKING or HEATING to take effect on and aftor SEPTEMBER Igfc 1892. (JASSTpVH bio For all Gas consumed whore a GAS RANGE naed, PbifiiJl gas ebnimmea where COOKING are need, Mid the monthtj than 7" ats for Used for LIGHTING ONLY remain unchanged aa follows: Less than.lOOO cubic ft. in one $2 00 por lOOOVjubio ft.

5000 cubic ft. And less than 10,000 cubic ft 1 month $1 90 per 1000 10,000 or ovef, I month $1 80 per 1000 cub'io ft. (cubic ft. All the- above rates are Subject to a diaoouut of 10 ots por 1000 cubic ft when the months bill is paid In'orbefdro the 10th iof the next following. The above special rates are made to iiiduoo consumers to use gas for cooking and heating as well lighting.

Experience Prooves The of Gas Foi, Cooldng Over Every Other Fuel Cheaper Stove Cheaper Fuel, Safety, 'Cleanliness, Quickness, Convenience. 175 GAS STOVES now in use in MARSHALL SPECIAL REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES. A new remedy has created a sensation among-physicians by its wonderful effeets in. speedily curing every form of is called the Pyramid Pile Cure. It is cheap and simple to use, but nothing removes the disease so quickly, safely and aurely.

Any druggist will get it for you. For number of years I have been subject to Ttolent attacks of inflammatory rheumatism which generally 'lasted about two months. On the first of this month I was attacked in the knee and suffered severely for two days, when, I procured a "bottle of Pain Balm and it relieved me almost instantly. I therefore most cheerfully recommend it to those are similarly afflicted D. Whit ley, N.

Feb. 1888. Mr. Whitloy is a very prominent man in place and, his disease was very widely known as he suffered such severe pain. W.

M. Houston Merchants, N. SO cent bottles for sale at Greene's drug "Boyal Hjuby" Bye Whiskey is free all foreign flavor and adulterants, naturally ripened and matured by eleven years storage in wood, it4s a as is a Bye," and costa no more than inferior brands. Try it and you will never be satisfied to use any othex. A pure old whisky is always free from fusil oil, -which is a poison; and should act.

be taken into the Age eliminates.it from the spirit by oxidation, and it ia con- vetted into fragrant ethers which give the bouquet to whisky. Sold only by F. O. Seaman Druggist. A dlBoonrt-et 10 per cent' will be made from prices on all bills for GAS Fii'ur ea" or inside piping ordered and completed from 1 Sept 1st 1892 to April 1st 1893, The nARSHAI.il LIGHT Co.

Trouble Among the Alderman. IONIA, May A. J. Webber has tendered his resignation as, from the- Third ward, giving no refeflpn, although it is' understood that little difference exists between members of the common council, which Mr. Webber did not like.

PrtKjnera Sentenced, CASSOPOLIS, of the circuit courkhas been in session here the past week, Judge O'Hara elding. Eugene Riderxpleaded to stealing a shotgun froi of E. Bishop at Dowaj sentenced to Ionia for one who was. charged i try, pleaded guiltv and received I and a half at Jackson. D2.

MCTT'B CIIHO. eold with a written guarantee to euro ulhrgrvous of the eenferatlTO organs of cltUer BOX, uch, as i'rostntion. Falling or Lo-t Imp ncy, Nightly Youthful Erro'i, Menial Worry, eicuwivc uie Opium, whli-h to CoKSumptipnand In-snity, tho ea it'estorea the inapund Tigorof ybutb, pi.wer to all who use it, Sold at ll.OQ per box, ffboxea lor J5.00. Dr. Motta CkTtludj.Qk IN OUR NEW DEPARTMENT Offer to the Ladles off Michigan the Handsomest and Largest Assortment of An Old Citizen Dead.

IONIA, May 1. John H. Tubbs, an did resident and prominent citizen, dropped deld at his farm. He left his. hoine in this city in good health, and showing some friends about-the farmTfyhenhe was stricken down.

He was wealthy. Gone to the Fair. MAEQXJETTE, May Marquette common council left yesterday to attend the opening of the world's fair. "Ainpng the guests was Mayor 'They had a special palace car and will be i. it ii twukrt wuu.

Ever Exhibited in Michigan. All the Latest STYLES wholesale and retail. Prices Very Moderate, SPECIAL DRIVE. We will offer thin week a special dtive in this department' and invite the ladies of this stale to call and txamiue our aa- sprtniefit, which comprieea all the latest Parisian in Sgriog Wraps, Capes aiid Jackets made. To those who are un- t6 able at the Hotel Chicago.

Richelieu while Chafes on babies, nipples and in flammation of the breast insfeantly re beved with Lavcndar Ointment. The Perlupaes ways £11 stock at G. H. Greene's Drug store. Ladies are invited to call and test them Dedication at Iron Mountain.

IKON May St. Mary's new Catholic church was dedicated yesterday with ceremonies. Bishop John Yertin of Marquette officiated. Michigan FeuBlpna. WASHIKQTON, May Bepb, R.

Carpenter, Henry £avil, Willr iam Emery. R. Cook, John Benham, John Original, widows, Amanda Cook, Amy Bulger, Cfttharine Bom, minors of John P. Bisel, minors of James P. Beardsley, Olive M.

Partridge, mino? of "Joseph B. jdunson. vieit onratote we wjtHje pleaded to send catalogue. Walter Buhl and Eetail, 146 148 Jefferson 4ve. DETEOIT, ates.

4LL THE RAGE! Suits, $25.00 Suits, and ttose $29,00 wow at -SHANAH AN'S, Beat the JKecor4- A full assortmeiit pi sizes. TJie best kinds Halton was found dead his house, 11 miles town, having been shot to death. His wife and seven children are missing. JEe Jtaa been for a number of yeah, and it is supposed he wltole. family, BecretJug their bodies, and then -committed cide, 0 son James and -v and two owier children were Weluvv.Baiij5e ftne gtooto at hwufcg gboes, reasonable rates Truses without charge Cor West State WAR8HALL.

MICH always at low Tl me MOST Spring Suiting ever Dress Suits, Youths' Suits, BbyJ Suits, School Children's Butis, and the beauties oj- all our all on exhibition now. at WALL PAPER i.