The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 3

1 ''i 'fi ii ti'i- 18 if 8th MRS. MRRILL Will have aMIsplay REMEBER THE DATE MAY BREVITIES. Advertise. i next-Tuesday. McHals has the mumps.

B. A. Wagner hns a new Boval f. A. Hheratari tnade business trip Corner today Dean Butchine wilFsueceed Dr.

An- I as president of -Michigan University. The "Owl" is the name of a new paper published occasionally at Crt-ek. Frank Rowley came home from Van Wort yesterday and is to the house by illness. AVillardE Holt, editor of tho Belle 'Vtle'''Gazette, has-been commissioned postmaster at Bellevue. The TurksI have captured Datnasi.

And they seem to havf done it just thatl' way, too. Prominent churches in all the iarge citiea are arranging to 'care for during tho coming season. The funeral of the late Mrs. Daniel Hogan was largely attended at St. Mary's church this OUyet college will hold its summer "fewfrool again this season.

The session will be from June 28.to When it's-himself, a man says he has position: when-it's abont an man, he says he's founcHi The funeral Mrs. V. Collier, who died Mondiv night, occurred at her late residence in Battle Creek this afternoon Detroit College of Medicine graduated 81 students last evening, among them being this city County Treasurer Wisner gives it as his Opinion that there will be at 'least seven less saloons in this county the coming The Ladies Aid of the t'hris church will give a. cocumdruui social Friday evening at the Butler store Supper 15c, By '4 decision of, the Pennsylvania courts a bicyclist is required todismount look and listen:" 1 before going -over a railroad crossing. Tlioa.

Domps'ey', of Bat lie Creek, begun yesterday morning un the bicycle path from Augusta lake, a. dig tanee-of four miles and a half. The'report that Mr. D. and family would not summer in Marshall ifa contradicted.

They will arrive as soon as the weather becomes settled, L. D-Hiekey, survivor of the Joe Bmith band luurnums in ern Michigan, died' in Ooldwater last He wits 83 yt-iara aad never was sick a day in-his hid fata, illneea, Looai Beld day uf the high schix ilia postponed one week on account of the wet Weather of the last few days. Thtr' business have dcmatwdjt large number of prizt-s while more wie beiux solicited The events to very -hotly con tested ttb boj fi are practicing daily, Vfcrmuii tvil Its is preparing the Michigan May 11, Wand la. A by Mrs. A.

L. Ford, of also by Fannie Holden Fowler, Mrs. Jeeflie Beta brook, Emtua E. Bovvt-r, May Knaggy, Elizabeth A. Wiiiard, Emma 12 Kuapp, EaiUy B.

tCetehaiu, J8.ev, 10, Jennie L. N. 04weon uftdothef ygba bicycle to toe held at Cha Iotte 1 and $, in eotibeptkm with the Mich, circuit, promises to be ol titan ordinary interest to 54 wejl to ail admirers of eouteste wherein skill and'physical jprowess jirt tailed, into a.ctk>u. Fivw of tec efeuta are JaaBdi Hiitea each, wfakdbt insures the, the best efforts of from' to finish, All and 0vi eoateata. Pjr.

If aw oaf sotjefc genef ally wear out the first year, bu ydu can get oao made by tb jtod get it; dos't wait, until they 1 The disappeat lag. Bicyclists edate thfe wkataer. The hum of the mowar 5s to Winsor left Mottday ott a otterf- iesa trip to Kansas, Ernest Verrtor has been phos'eii class for the Mass, of The weather for lower fair tVpdnfeeday and Thursday. Bock of Battle Creek 'd friends in this city today. Parasols, straw hats and summer iwns were conspicuous today.

Marriage license WilHa'm S. Wedge arid Maud C. Kirk, both of le Sistet Catuille, music teacher, at St. tfary's academy, is confined la her bed illness. A fac simile of all the noted diamonds the world are on view in A.

H. Cath- diepluy window. TloeHzel and will the residence ou Green street recent- vacated by Oweti'Townsend. Plans are being made to pet off a square- in the heart of Battle Creek, where the Grand Army memorial can- ion bo placed. It.

has been necessary in quite num- of where the farmers in i hurry to sow oats, to sow thorn over again, the cold, wet weather having rotted the seed. Thof6llowing are the members of the graduating class of''97: Sadie Blanchard, "jeqrgeOhapin, Thera Cox, Mabel Gross- irnn, Frwl Bertha Davis, Peteir Higgins, Ada Vira Lockwood, Delia Muiuaw, Pearl AgnesRoaa, Nellie Tilton, Ernest Vernor and Lillian Wells. There has been quite an effort to make that MdGuire, the man who started llrw in the jail, is insane, but Bheritl Stone will not have it that way. HP says that the man is all right, and proposes to see him punished for tiring tht ail if possible, MeGuire wants to go to jheKala'mazoo- asylum, but the sheriff thinks, that if'-be goes tp asylum it will be the one at Ionia for the criminal inmine. In, reply to- a questior'i by Railroac Coiiiuiissipner Weaselius as to the duty of rail.road-cotupaniea ta culverts roadbed without expense tx adjoining property Attorney Gieneral MaVnard has furnished an opin ton which is summed up as follows: "I 1 seems to tue to be clear to mak the necessary build pulverts and maintain them, the expense thereo: must.be Ijorne by the particular 1 to be benefitted by.

the drain." Attiiatioji is being directed to the com jng music'festival at Ann Arbor, an event of more than usual significance, as it is in no sense purely local, but is state aif air as well. Sectio'uaof seats have been reserved oat of fovyn 'patroas and although the number is between and 800, there npd 'be no apprehen sion if seats are ordered directly, of any unpleasant esperiencee Beats may be reserved and any desirec information pbtaiped by addressing Beves secretary School of Music Ann Arbor. The artists who will take part arc: Sopranos, Mile. Emma Calve Mrs. Frances Duuton Wood; ixjntraltos Mrs.

Katherine Bloodguod, Miss Jennie Mae Bfwncer; tenors, Barrou Bferthold J. U. McKinley; baritones, GiuBtsppe Ca'mptinari, Ijleinrich Meyne, Gardner S. Luiuson; piariiat, Alberto Joaas; vioin ist. Hermann Zeitz: Boston Festival or 1 chestra, 50 musicians; wmductord, Emi Albert A Stanley.

The schfctuoof performances will, be: Thurs da's eniug, May 13, KoWui'a "Staba pi," laincoUaueoJayrogram. dsty afternoon, May symphonv con concert. Saturda; afternooo, May 15, matinee evening, '-Anninus." The- Boston orchestra will take part in all tht oouuerta. IQ the Calve concert Mile CalfiJ sing the wad scene from the from ''Car an aria from "La -IVrle di BramL" AB thdfio atmgiat that doiabme to make op the tor itcbiag 4iaesse of the reiiijted peraiatiautly cure; by Doau'a no Stoves Stored, Nicely blacked aad set up in the -prica. We do ail'the to worklfc Baufe'g Bakery, A Tab for ctsats.

Articles worth, tioiea tlifltatoDunt will tuba. Bring your Meijdfl Bosley's Lawn or iach cat. WJB have Co. and our name is the day, Wtii fiTt luakea a fine spent yesterday in Anna Hnngerfofd, of Alnion, is Patrta, fie. injitstioifa, 'fe 'stamped PT raanufftctureir De troit.

A' Mrs. Frinfc nnd Miss are expect- eel froin Grand iotnorrcw. i. Miss Donfta Dickey Jtoftday from a VlftM witb Miss Florence Jmitli, of jtaekson. North The wheelman doesn't vant tlio whole eartli.

iJ0 merely aflke thAt a bicycle path instrtfctpd aruund it. Washington correspondent Chicago Record: A vonfectioncr in this city of name of Hebnor diod yesterday from grwf at death of his mother-in-law. tt is believed to be the only ease "of the kind on record. President R. Piske.

of Albion illege, offered hift resignation Monday evening, to take effect when a suitable successor can The board of trustees acwpted, but requested continuf iri hja jelation until hra be wured. Dr, Fisks president of Albion college for 2(1 years and his administration been one of prosperity college. Batth' Creek Moon: The train of Creek division oJ the Michigan Central yesterday morning.going south one half mile out of A thens struck a large fence post which had been placed on track by a boy of 15 of age with the tho train, but. vvis seen in time by tho engineer that no damage was doiw. If tho train had been going' at full jjspeed it would no doubt have ilitched the' train.

County Agent-Whitney and a special detective of the Michigan Central Went to Athens morning to look up the affair and to Bee what to do with the boy. List of drawn to serve at tho June term of the circuit court. Frank -Ponndeld. William Dye-PennileldV Philip Van Bure4i----Bheridati, Ernest HumietonNiTekontiha. Drake Albion Tp.

Leonard W. 1st ward. S. Hv Belcher Albion 2d Ward, 3d ward. 'Adelbert Culver--Albion 4th ward.

Vernor Owen- Athens. Chas. M. $mith -Battle Creek Tp. H.

Eldred-Battle Creek city. Dyki'uian'- -Bedford. William A. Cowlea Burlington. William F.

Albert FHnt-Cbrendon, JaitinB Huggett 3 Lotfe C. JRobinson Eckford, Robert Mitchell--Emmett, William J. John F. Hartutig--Homer. Charles Van A rman-'lje'e, George Harvey --tie-Roy.

Charles Newton J. Lester Marshall Tp. Adams Marshall 1st ward. Oweri Hubhard- -Marshall id ward. Richard 3d wjtrd.

Joseph 4th ward. Fred get Stored, icely blacked and del ap in the fall at 'a We do ths The Raliafele Tfo meet in CRESCENT BICYCLES, te has come lo stay, Wanted second eook atRoyalhotel job work done ftfc-the Chroai- ale office. br ciiltifatiftK flowers. You can Hnd ''Blanche Ferry" and "Choice Mixed'' eweet peas in bulk; also tall nasturtiums arkty. of package aepds at Cnnningham's, First class job work at low prices dona thiB office.

J. Kautaeyer hatt started has fountain and purposes to axld a number of new drinks thfe Burnmer, For Male or tteiiJ The homestead on Marshall avenue; also some choice 1 lots on Marshall avenue and Liberty street, Montgomery's addition. Inquire of Giso. INOKUBOLU It is apxpectud that strawberries will rule- reasonable in pf ice if weather condi- tiona remain Joseph Cunningham fa receiving daily supplies. George Perrett A.

Sfjna art? up with the times. They carry cordette. i Rameuiber "The RoyaK" hfts the agency for Her cigar. Boi trade a specialty. xx Screen Doors.

This year we have all hooie made stiret-'u dixirs, uia.4e at our own factory." can and we will sell them at Hame prices afa elu'ap, shoddy floors. Coiau tsarly, before the absortment ia broken. Delivered to any part Bosusir'ri. Buckwheat "flour for 25c this ut C. A.

Chfceher's mill. F.lour and kinds for sale. Cordette. S. E.

CBOKIN. Deut-J If you want white brejxd buy -the Yorkvilte mill Hour ajld by C. H. Hillabrant and J. Cunningham, To Cure A CoM In One Day Take laxative Bromo All thu taiuiayil' it fills.to 'Cordette, cleans than CUONI.N.

Stoven Stored. toyes Stored. HtovoH Stored. Stoves We take them down, wrap the inekle black, net them up again in tho fall, without charge. "Bnos.

finding a roll of money please leave at Chronicle otjicq and receive a suitable reward. The Expcmnder would like to get a good cavnyasser in every school district in. this county. We will a go commiaaiou and a hustler can make money during the iWxt two months get ting subscribers. Cordette.

The perfection of a Shape giving fabric. A marvel of elasticity. Superior to either Hairclotli or Canvas. Sold by aE.CBONIN. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, FRESCO, GBAININ8, SIGN WRITING and SHOW CARDS Of PICTURE FRAMING all the Latest jtyles.

Portraits i 11 Crayon, Water Colors or Oil to Order. OLD FRAMES RE GILDED, 4C. Old any LANGSTAFF'S EAG1LK STltEJET, RIGHT ERE we oaa MOWERS" wsrruated for y-ura 1 O'LEARY BROS CASH HAROWAI5E, 85,000 Crescent Bicycles sold in 1896. Be in stylo and ride a Orescent thisseason It is the one wheel the price of which belies its quality. CRESCENTS at $75, and $5Q, CRESCENTS at $4O.

and $0 for Boys and Girls. If you think a strictly high grade, reliable, stylish, easy running, up to date bicycle, perfect in every part, manet be bought- for lesa than 8100. it is befianj-w you havB not examined a Clifi-SCEKT; The wheel stands up under any strain you may subject it to. DiBRapointtnent and dissatipfaetion are nnknowa'fo CresceM fiders. it i3 an honest wheftl sold al an hoftfsi and is guaranteed br (i company of- undifublfd The Wheel WorWof Chicago, their guarantee own, and with each wheel is the of three kinds of tiros, (Uanlop Crescent single tube, and Morgan Wright.

Three kinds of Handle Bars and- three kinds of too ffoocl for Orescent Riders. SEE OUK $J45. WIIEKI.S*. Can givo you choice of four different kinds. Sundnes of all Descriptions.

Kepairs; (live us a call. Our repair shop is com- tiud work guaranteed. he place, Went half of "old Post Office Building. E. L.

Dress Groods Sale DAY'S 7 7 YARD PATTERNS for $3,39 MAY 1st to MAY 8ti KL. MURPHY The best 50c Summer Corset in the POLISH AND EASE is alwaykn attribute of well-bred even that come the Kftlf satisfied feelintr, that perfect at- to )41 have their clothing made by We will, give you th.e eh ic and style, with a suit of our clotlunff that it-would be to artificially acquire in anyotb.er way, and for a low at that. J. J. SHANE, TAH.OB Old post Building.

WHAT IT IS! COLUMBUS WHEELS $35. AND $5d. CJTWO Featherstone Wheels have stood tho test. E. BOSLEY SON, GRACE BROS.

i Special Sale 9 IP lour 8Sji llfty Goods be sold regardless of Cost, itn old i A v..