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COUNTY S E A T PAPER OF SHIAWASSEE COUNTY.
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C Q * O S K A . MICH., T H U R S D A Y . ADO.
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m mm m
dbise; Pastes H Bacfe
be law* ilftK^eta>#4 that &e city
clerk shoatf. notify tha company
that tbftir trucks won cot A destfab& thing in Corona* • IMhe «m»-|
, eWJ&d • efts' 4 ¾ ¾ limit* and fi«b*
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tst in the Jacobs b»iltti««.
The Jiffbfcio* franchise as sobWhen the roll was culled at the t h ^ ^ ^ ^ w o n of the Comeooocll meeting MoiK^^enm_g
^ther AhfSanaers nor Ald*Bow*r•ited tothe«Mntmtt*eon street
inn* and their report will be
••made the next meeting.
oft!*busmess men of (
Pcseoek called attention to
preyed W be present ^
the fact tart the eapa on
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Q T w i i i - n tune * ^ expteted
hTdrants
were
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that the franchise .«9 J S ™ S j
sometimes was t h e ^ ¾ * * ¾
by Citv Attorney Biq>rda wonld and
a great delay when tte hot* cart
near the i f i L j S
hatSe^nc5 hid hi* i . ^ arrived
reeomranded
£•£^ ¾*¾
aU bvXlrlon^onie & tiirday night be gi&n notice that
to visit eaeft
all by
as often as necessary and keep them
a_ to the
in good working order.
approval
orretusmA notice will be phtced on the
"*u;j
.. :.. fau.himi
the main
ft*iuresj of the new
franchise are as folio*; s:
The erantee is to pr, >vide a wait traveling over — . _ .
in«
W e d anS jfkM
cement work is showing signs
Cornnna patoons; ^ ^ ^ b e con
asnaf number of complaints
structed of ^ ?
^ £ S ^ s
tending on sWasgee ayeruMtm were made r e ^ M S J ^ ^
far as the Ann ArborjjrackSj m e»M Bailey has complained that ^ o u t
ihe streets on which 1
M near his residence does not carry
stmcted are e w p j J j A the com- $e
sewerage tar enojjgh ont mto
rjany shall ptwe hefcjeen ita raite SeCTtrrent
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along S b > w » e e ^
aonrs. switches or^
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I9TEL OPENED AGAIN
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'El^tratioik places were nanud
follows: ^^bilen's
" 14/).¾¾.
sa £r*ju»ocf4k waitf^'City SmU^aft ward; A*n»t
S e w a r d . 'PoQing stetkms
»j tbe (fliy Dae* K-m*ay
were tiie same w i t V t o j j e n ^ g
n
oi,xn«* XXXIH, No. 32
mtn abase months ago when a fraud
of Watson's, who was .also blind
and a piano tuner, w a a t h e city
and tnned a piano at the Craig
bome. Watson wenttothe place to
T: for
- his
vi.friend and
Atiri was
-fa* enterwait
The thing that pats a fellow
and ont Is hia
tained by Miss Craig until the
iany Ssuiaiewortii, ot
other's work was completed, A
admission test b«_there.
feeling of cotomiseratiou was *wnsF^Tt
LoCe«tes Here
Most poop- want peace 0 ¾ . ^ . ' * ^ ^ ^
ed within the woman on aecprnt of
insifl* ©negating for it..;.
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the man's affliction, ^ On lr aving
Wixeonei5«eaaedto his fneod his
j>uthonesti and wroetual motion are in one classinner C«»ruttaa Boy Oreets
strong attachment to the lady.
on\ tools try toaake them wor*.
•&SeUtre afterward ^.couple
This Week.—Iaterier Has
The wxHd would be a lot better off if there weren t
met again when ^Miss Craig was
Cleaaed asd Rerarsiahed.
so r ^ ^ e hedging for the bereafter.
sssistine at another home.in ihe
eil^and Watson waa making his
rf= ^onfchttobe more memory a^hooto wtetsthey
lonnds setting hamtnocks which be,
£ $ £ ^ to renumber what we owe toothers.
altbo Wind, had made. After 4at
teach
The sign "Closed for Repairs"
they
met often and friends had ens*
Wt; . taea hn which the world needs most-people
isappeare<l
from the windows of
petted the nuptial announcement | ie Grand Central
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told, or people wK
Hotel on Tuesfor some time> . - y:\ of tbif> weeF-, and
disclosed the
Jul do them when they are told.
. Wutson^g ajlfc^on cayte u ^ i j i p'w Ji4>at, l;i.ui iV Shuttleworth, lateifcunseveral years age bnt m spit^i = ; of r?efrry; and a fonner Corunna
Uf it he has been able tO inaK« e ^ vy, busily engaged iu preparing
mistake about the majority.
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)!djw-^ing daj. The interior
•broon^Whkhne^
E^^^^ttit. hps been cleaned and
thruont and a cleaner
able to go any P* » ,
« ^ uuLsheii
aubhea thruoc
a mUliott from « ^ u l % d e
^ I ack a hundred
ill",
tavci'
without,
assignee
and
' 1 ? ^ ¾ ^ tfeta^i
is not
zu to be found in
th^Sand with hi«iame tagged to-*.
:ImniftgoesOwossoang,ha»
w \ •.^.^1 ffi&h
The dining room
I^iSca?iy^uuding ^ / ¾ ¾ ¾ ^ : A m ^ M until Wednesday
T>„ni^ «T>in,on my dear Alice, is the thing that
4
> Ithat
i fv.at place.
«i»f><» He
He can
an M
k'xssx-:ot „cooks 'and' waiters,
-^- identity aft
ipersoii by thei? voice whom b»j h
i^imik
y MT«. Shnttieworih,
oiKe met.
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V^V * T ..a-Wiir. -uCals' as palatable as
sho/when 1 tun? arounat"
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"Yrm sav the prisoner picked yofr poclret " s^s
raany fnends^^sair^ ^
, Befove >^:./ing to Corunna Mr.
his wife much future happiness. -.•<-' .^(ewol , disposed of his restansay that if ne naun n iiiBu»w»j«
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ii re^u^i^arlorfsin Perry.
I THE «'PBMEB8SITB ^ ^ 1 ¾
?! Ia»t
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Journal
I should have found the money.
ee\'s
issuo ofofthethe Journal
Dtioa
w:
made
^f
the
fact
that
ls>^the individual* m ^ o r ^ * ^ ^
Wonld vou reform the world!
reform yo^*
wbo-uses
Foley
Kidney
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0'i*em,\
ited
(oe&ting
here.
Mr
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think ^
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self
bsekscbe
rhetunsttsrn,
w
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utdoworiji
have
many
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for m
someone
tbesame.
same.7 Every
e o ^ s else
e t otoddoo ^
and other kidney and bladder^
who wish them succea^
who^forms Wmselt
Sinselt starts
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golsrities. Foley Kidnoy 1 ¾ ^ , .
starte an endless chein
chein that
that
he
ttDt:\
I ^ ^^ShouTthe
^ S S n t the centuries
centuries to
to come,
come, fi?d^which
fistog, ttrengtbetdug: ^ ° . ^f'
w^fr^w
whgh
vonle should stand back
SaScIo preduee benetot^ reB?^,
S ! ^ c a l S
M you would have men ao better,
host aud hestess anil
SEvtein no barmfol drugs. 5¾¾
OliiSc ^ place *« it
show them the way.
baen
sold^balkv Put up in two e i i ^
boUles. The senuine ^ a
listakably during the
•
uV • lyr while th% hotel has
•;.p.
Sold by
clo-j? tka^ Ctirnnna ctnnot
^tlront Sn inn. It i* a
;r a pbieicr the else of tbut
vne^ rich m. slso the eouniy
room for two uumiredt
Thesliops.wmVB^^^
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w- .rt> ihe committee upon motion by
for Ihe nomination foriney'puTiis and
__ find tbem tc ..
ayKrajitaa^MissGraoeOweu
/^iux>rs aad is the
change ^or cthar p«; ikages- incon- Aid. Mason and they will report at candidate
govern^~...rr
.?' ipeak on the streets I claim for them.
tt*r.z..>
united in marriage Wednesmm
a
little
work
and
saeridee
r - . , - Amm
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travelers
h ipon theA\mcars ItK
Thsr save me ol«
v^^rday at 3:lf
di Jar/ |Jia,«i tfie home oi ths
on
the
part
of
one
of
the
fmrti-iadviaibility 6z turning the sewer at ^^•:•{^
antoxoo6ils. MI. Mu^eXnosn is wore siugaj&fi sad iutM^.w. 'J. osn pants when a rlgnal of distress was bi-^;^ieBla,Mr.andMrs.Fio}l
by the council. The sompany will the corner of Woodworth and Oliver shis
foroeful
speaker who always gives eheerfaQy recommend tbem te sU needed.
v a, m Venice township, in tne
be requested to contrj »ute a certain streets, to the main sewer one block a good practical
talk whieh is well snfferera front kidney trohbles. It began when John fi«ll*w*Tf v*;</.>iaee of a fane number of rehv^
amounttowardthe e pport of Mc- west.
worth going to hear. He will be in Sold by Glen T. Beynelds.
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was arrested on a bevy of peU^ trfm anJ friends. Bev.
Curdy park or in [ oeu of snch Manholes near the Elmer Marshall Owosso Friday evening. Hia tour
charges and was pent to the count) Girted Mrs. Knots has
amount to keep the p rk and casino property and .near Bert Lyman's of the coanty will include the folBaJis^x^^'slHnfiiteTWeds
jail for thirty days. It was dnrv*g tA-Aiing domestze science in the
lighted.
,.„„A r
residence were ordered cleaned.
lowing
stops:
Perry,
7:10
a.
m.;
Aid. Brands called attention to
Thomas Jordan, of C&icago, aid haying time, Gallagher's hay w>is P " ' U ) ; ^ schools o* Wiseonsin and
Morrice,
8:30;
Bancroft,
9:80;
Bythe fact that the hei vy trucks of
Miss Hazel Beard, of Morrice, were ripe and ready to cut. Mrs. GaJLv ^ ^&vCoi., reeenay. ^ groom
10:30; Durand, 12:00; Lennon, united
the General Meters ;Oomrany> of A SHIAWASSEE CO. MAX ron.
niarriage at Dursa<! Wed- her. John's mother, summoned *' tangnt mannai training for
1:30 p. m.; Vernon, 2:15; Corunna, nesday,iaJuly
Owcsso, were doing
aage to the
31st, Rev. Pr. OUaf- er neighbor, William Bttdingtoa,
3:15.
roails in the city and I ,•
if some>
ferty officiating. The couple were to cut it and put it inio the barn as
thing could not be )•( ne io Umit Who Shonid Recmve Year Cmral Conattended by Miss Nellie and Peter in all probability the crop would
their speed. The true ; Cf/rry lcao> sideration at the Asgsst Frisianies
Jordan,
sister and brother of tiie spoil if nottendedto at once.
Build New Yards This Fall groom. Mrs.
of from 4 to 8 tons nd >uu at a
Jordan is a daughter of (Ongtori entered into a eoatrv-t
J. Ramsey, president of the Ann A. L. Beard, a prominent Shiawas- to cut the hay on shares. Whej
speed of about fiftieu ^riiles per
Arbor railroad, was in Owosso last see county banker, and has taught John's jsil sentence expired »V
hour, doing mare da:na^ than al',
the other vehicles. 3e Anally re- Robert J. Ransom, candidate for week and the following summary in the Perry schools for the past secured a warrant and had Eddzu^
commended that theljeity attorney the Republican nomination for Reg- of an interview by one of the Owos^ three years. Mr. Jordan is employ- ton arrested for trespass,'
draw up an ordinanc; limiting tiieister of Deeds, was born on a farm so papers as published is not without ed as a civil eugineeu' by the Ameri- The case was called off in the jr-r-'
speed of sueh vehicles tofiverailedin vHazelton township, where he re- interest to Corunna people. The can Bridge Company in Chicago tioe court last week when A. &. j ^
sided until coming to Owosso nine features of his statements were;
an hour.
il
vrhere the couple will reside.
Boteford, attorney for Eddiagto J \
years
ago. For the past eight years | Part
. V ^ Vof
V "the new yards will be com*
Attorney Bichards! was of the
asked
for a non-suit, jftdgmeat, a&d I eted before
before snow
snow flies. The work / "AMOR OMNIA VWCIT"
opinion that the spei* was limited he has been manager of the Postal P. .*™
costs,
which
Jcstice Strong griiat*d.!
to 12 miles by the state law and Telegraph Co. in Owosso. He was will be begun
— as soon "as the engiImmediatelypapers
wereserved*!
hence such an onliua ice would not elected supervisor, of the second neering department can stake out
:>>fir can be rich, with both
second
time
on
Eddington
who vi'l!
" the Fbops Corunna Laiy Wedded Blind Broom* n o w ^ t the charge. The case
•.rcB*
need be poor. You
ward in the last April election by the grade. ~Plans for
Willi
one of the largest majorities in the have been and are being considered
wotk
anddcam
money, but
maker Lak Weak.
be heard Saturday, August iOtb I
county. His genial disposition and and the decision will be made Boring
have
you
a
bank
account
before Justice Strong at Morrice * \ $
conrteo as manner have always madethe coming winter. The actual contne care and conserving
struction of the shops will be made Miss Liilie Craig, of this city,
fieO
B^wsrd,
f
100.
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o*
tfcis
money? No matter
Owosso * CorDou Railw»y
as soon as possible next opring. was united in marriage last week Tbe readeri of thia psper will Upbasti) 'J
i'.<yw
KnaR or bow large an
The total cost of the improvements Wednesday to William E. Watson, to learn that tberei» mi least one cWled I >
WEEK DAY S C ^ EDULE.
.come
you
may ihave, you
will be between three hundred and of C&iedonia township, at the Co- disease teat science has leen able to envoi f
Leave Corunna—5:i 5 a. m„ 7:l£
fonr hundred thousand dollars. renna Avenue M. E. parsonage in brafl its stageB, and mat is Catarrh. E*T v' * •''Tould have a bank account*
a. m. and every bonr >o 11:05 p. ml
The yard tracks, when completed, Owosso, Rev. £ . K. Stevenson of Oatarrh Cure la tbe.o*iV positive 1¾¾*} S
LeaTe Owosso—Wei it Town terminofr £aowu ¢0 ths owdvAt
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will accommodate one thousand cars.
nsl, $ : 3 0 s. m.; city ealUnB; room.
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a
uaam^uoo^i
iL
.sac,
revrucL uta ; acks wiiv proviae j is the rasul* +>*» ^JVvl roiMncVbe*
and in many other ways.
-'«k> w .
ALIU * Y U J UOUT to 10.;¾ \
Quire* a coratltaUossl treswaeat; Ban's
p. m,
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Catarrh Corefataken intereaQr, >
You can |open an account
directly nson Oe blood aad aocnaor
at this bank without any
SATURDAY SCHSDULR,
expense and can have the
Half hoor serviee from Con»»"t
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use of the saoney deposited
from 5:45 p. m. to 10:46 p. m,
just
as if it were in your
Otke
RessMicss
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
OesNxratk
basasi^amci
own
pocket
— without the
Senator
Leave Corunna—8:05 a. m. snd
W. A. Rosenkrans Judas C. P. Black
faithJto n> € erjufve powers last tbey otter chance oi having it stolen
Fred
C.
lioubecfc
Representative
every bonr to 2:45 p, m.
ions J. WbeUa Jess W, Thorn
Jaaes N. McBride One Hunnyed Dc^rs for ssy esse that It
or lost. Come in and talk
SserbT
fails to cvre. 8ead for bat of ti •lasiaiksi.
Edwin J. Herriek L . B. C^srooch
Ha\f hour service from 2:45 p. m.
H. F.
with us about it.
, Adtora F. t, CBXSST * 00., Toto 6:45 p. m,
Frank B. Saetp
Jsdys of Probate
ledo,
O.
Matthew Bn«a
G. R, Lyes
E. S. Atbtvtes
UlNSlNO-OWOSSO SCHEDULE.
P** lecutiw^ Attorney Joseph H. Collins
Pav!
V. GaeoU
Ctarfc
Albert L. r,1chols Jaaw* Lawceck
WUliaa
H. sWrrlct ttos.
Cars from Cornnna connect at him popular and he is conducting Cooaty
for
Frank Rush
George
Winegar
Owosso witb Michigan United Trse- an honest and clean campaign, not Tra^jnrer
E.
u
ammag
GObeit J. Cole
Floyd Owen
tion Company intemrban for Lan- trying to gain your support by false Register of Deeds
Fraair M . Gate
Robert Ransocal
sing every two hours from 7 s. m.promises or criticising his opponId Say Snmtvioii(to
ArtBur Ouaond
to 11 p. m.
ents, for which he is to be admired.
Vernon
Royce
County
Surveyor
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W.
E.
Payne
If nominated and elected he promisA. L. DtsMore
Co. Drain Coauiiasioner Aloaxo Griffith
R H. Taylor
Thursday, August 15th, the Ann
es
to attend to the duties of the of- Circuit
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Cosrt
Coa.
N.
R.
Walsh
A. U Beard
fice to the best of his ability, whieh
Arbor
Railroad will give its *onuai
W. J„ Parker
Bernard RUdea
is not being questioned.
excursion
to Prankrort, Beulah,
Coroners
Guy A. Cole
Jobs M . Frtdt
W i i i ^ Caidweii
If you support hion at the primarTraverse
City,
Onekama, Pine Park,
Fred Zimmerman
ies you will be supporting one who
Interlochen and Manistee.
is worthy and who will appreciate
Special train will leave Corunna
Look aboat yon and see bow
yonr vote.
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mm* at 10,07 A. M. and the round trip
trained brain • frin better salfare to any of the poiats naasd
aries than trained muscles.
We train young men and woabove will be $4.00.
Sunday Excursion to Toledo.
men to nse tbelr brains in busiTickeia will be good for return on
ness. Tbey succeed. Why not
any regular train until Thursday,
On
Sunday,
Aug.
11th,
the
Ann
you? Will yon write for a
August 29th, and may bfc used tV A
Arbor Railroad will run a low round
copy of onr new catalogue? It
trip to and baggage will be ch£ck<<d
' will Interest yon if you want
tnp fare excursion to Toledo, givTHIS
COUPON,
if
presented
at
the
office
of
The
Corunna
to
any station on the Ann Arbor
ing sis; hours in the city.
togetabesd. Fall Term from
Railroad
north of and including Mt
Journal,
is
good
for
one
free
swatter
with
which
to
"Swat
August 28th. Address, Detroit
Special train ieaies Corunna at
Business University, Detroit,
Pleasant
or
toany station on Manisthat fly." This coupon will not appear again, One swatter
8:15 A. M. Fare for round trip
Mich., E. B. Shaw, President,
leeand
North
Eastern Railroad.
$1.15.
only will be allowed to cadh family.
65 W4»f Grand River.
Tra?n
will
stop
to let off passenBASE BALL: Toledo vs. Milgersjitany
station
on north of Mt.
waukee.
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CARHI V THOMPSON
Humphroya' Specifics have
bean used toy t h e people w i t h
satisfaction for m o r a than SO
year*. Medical Book sent fr**.
ALIVE
Experience of Emotion Offl' c» r Who Intruded on Sabred MO*,
key* of India. ,
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SUPT. WRIGHT, TAI^IIjMS ADVANTAGE OF NEW L^W, *B5SCRIBES CUR» K ULtUl.
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STATS TREASURER'S REPORT
SHOWS STATE FINANCES A R E
IN PROSPCOMS CONDITION.
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Few*. Ceasiwtn*!. Ia#asas»aea« •-•»
WeesM. Worm
«* Worm XMntmt S »
Call*. C*TU* •** Wa»»*»iJa«w «* lafaaM.SS
nUiihei. •(* CaiMsva axM A4aS*- • • •
SS
reaafc*, CefeU, Prs*-fettti
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Teaalwelw. raoaeae, Weaimtcav.
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nve*»*a. 1*4100**0*. W«* at • laatfc
Inw. liewn^Oin^taerafWa
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Salt nae**, krtt(^«e«.EryeJpelai.
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VM aaiarty-B er aaeaawuc' PUae.
SS
r*e%e» ma* Avar. .*ial*fl*. • •
rtl#».Stetf orWeerttafr
naaraat SS
Cmt**rk. laflaeana, Oeid ta Head
SS
Wh»ev>ta<r>aeMr>rtT|iaemnrtlrC«e^
SS
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Aet>*ia Ope««awd.Omteatt>eatlitif
..sa
SJJJaay OtMraM
»ber»ea» OeWJItv. Vitai W««*»ee» ... ss
Vftaacv laeeanaeaer. WetUac Sea.. as
Seee fareat. Qatfity .
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CASH SOX HAS $2,000,000 HORE
fc vir**ns part* of India monkey* MORE PRACTICAL / fHIHOS TO
THAN ONE VEAR AGO.
ere rmMmTt^
TAUGHT IN/FUTURE.
O M ef taa principal monkey ^oiples:
ta t% Nttddea. Such veneration i»
Tii« TV;* C-Vd- P^rtii* ^'Oppose Vfrit
OBovm here to Htinlman, the monaey Agriculture Wilt f e Requlree Study
ing in Nam** of Progressive
*md,\'a*x viaitora may net enter tho
in Every ar!;rrery Sehoct
Candidate* on Tickets in
pootu i pi the temple without removing
District 1 •( the State
Fail Primaries.
t'Jeir anoea,
• iii • Michiga!*. '
O H on« occasion an English officer, In
The eaaxMH report ot State Treas'nasli^; op the country near 2-Juddea.
Agriculture
becames
a
.
required
urer
Albert E. Sleeper shows ths
jchu ced to stroll Into a bamboo Jungle,
77 Sf 1¾ 8^7 frrtr ss4 SaawscrCeWs
study
in
every
primary
school
dlstrk!
state
finances are in a prosperous
bj* boat had "put to!' for thein Michigan this year, according to
*eM W drvsDfML «* ewi
»cei?» of price. •
condition.
The
receipts
for
the
fiscal
L He bad not advanced far before the pew course of study which has
niTaJpaasvB' nonsc. HEPtcciS co. c«r»et
year ending June 30, 1912, amounted
i ward a terrific uproar all about b^n outlined by Superintendent of
WUUaw aa*I AM Su«ei«.Kew York.
to $14,190,498.57, as compared with
and was not -. little alarmed to Public Instruction Luther L. 'Wright.
%l2'M*Mi for 1911. When the books
jbebvld a whole army of the largest The legislature of 1911 gave to the
were balanced at the end of the last
jsson ^eys he bad ever soen making superintendent the power of definSteal year there was |1,74«,384.&1 in
the general fund, while the balance
low* rd him from all qua ter*.
itely outlining the course of study
In available cash at tbe close of the
} Btbe lumped on the ground before wfcieu "must fee fallowed !n
preaent year was t^,vi2.e*^.2i.
thiav, others swung- by the ... bamboos district school in the state. Here, CarmJ A ; thempaen, Pree*d*nt
affa
Cat
Frank
Metotyrs
i
*
>
*
' amsBsAsW
ss^s^ffass dssm*
In some instances tbe receipts In
IHlOriifMIONAL*
tofore
the
course
of
study
was
opavst ibis head, and many closed ur* the
Taffs new secretory. n*e been secrepointed
chief
of
the
b«re.,e
of
isaaiar
the
specific
tax
fund
«ere
smaller
tional
with
each
district
hoard,
the
.
Speib In ble rear. Several females bad
of stats of Ohio aad before eesuperintendent's power ibeJas only effafrs ef the War depart***** to *ee- than a year ago. The fees from fire tory
^yoat g eaves ^**iig-h>g to them, bnt advisory.
eupytog
that vfaea bo was anoaker of
Cd»/stda. Tha assurance companies Increased from
Mr. WrifeM takes advan•* BsJ9H
*W* f*« did not seem to render tbem tage of the
the
hesee
in tbe OMa ^•atola'aes. B U S H
fztt 544.63 to 9352^28.71; Kfa inanropportunity
given
him
wfth
rV^he
rank
of
2*«e *>gil* than tho others
jfijd*)c>**c2*y_tr8 d
he ha* bean, first ssstotaat
by the new law and will require a
Cote*)* tdotweyro anee fees f?om $22fi,eS3 to S2»4,St8JS4,
j l t d Knsjlshmsa knew itot what to course of agriculture to be introand
railroad
taxes
from
»4.221,403.03
of
tne
dsaartmsAt
of
the
born In Alabama in USS.
•tATTiarw as/Mt
wati
to H56?4*L«2, while telegraph com*
do, a* yoHed at tho top of his voles duced la every district *<*h.fcoL
osteeeae « M.
paaiea decrriaad- from kS4.ST7.55 to
tnajstaoro T a h i * Incense reifed,
On acccafit nt the leek of prepara(3S,7tAU;
tetopheae
taxes
from
CORUttNA.
—
<,<*ae that ho yelled the moafceys tion in this sahjeet oa the part of
IC
s«13^S«.4S to ¢385461.^, and Inher- Fenwfck Asks State AM In Liquor
sted a bit This eneouragert ton* teachers, Supt Wright ealy require*
itance taxes from $904,978.84 to $4CR,1to p^swvere ba fee snonting; but he one-half year of intenstva study,
Six
promiaent
leaders...»f
the
ln«>ed that wben be himself bisgaa with a text bo.*, tail tc be given dastrhtl Workers of the W'^ht were - last year the state treasurer re- Sixteen citizens of Penwick. Montlo rttreet th* rsoaAays would again fn the eight* mwd* In addition to found guilty of felony in i tu\ Diego. ceived $57393.4« from the saie of ca'ex coanty, appeared before Gov. OsAttOftvmy sat Leaaa>
thl* mtesstvt study, a course ' In Cat. " ' .
best i. to dose In «p«« *****
".,.,¾,.
hunter*' licenses, as compared wtth bor«i asking state aid in the prosenscare
iptudy,
^egtnaiaa
with
the
Me«atieit*4
Tt« be stood aim and gave owe
$J«Jf*6.*5 for the- previous T«ar. The cution of several cases against J . W.
grade and advenctvg throngh
eaaaainatlea fees from the board of Bullock, a druggist of Fenwieh, for
A
light
fri!
of
snow
suxr^ised
the
tren. mdouf shout, whereat the mon- third
ftchoa! asd
gardening, crop
key s jrsst bac^agaia. Tm* one tne planting and allied subjects is -esideats of HUIm*s on Sal day. Al- registraUoc, in medicine' Increased alleged violation* uf the local oprioTt
though it filled the- air tor a t>.»w min- from $&^S0 to 1M73: the__«ee*_ of_ Jaw. ^_It appears that Prcsscutiag AtHadanined felly SO yards and recommended as stoat daalrxble
ute*, it meHed A S *ooa a* f tfetL .. the bankinK «*Kiai*«toner [i»m $31,- torney c.' BVHeardon, of Montcalm
wa*; iioiit to repeat ta* e*H whe*- plemeaiary wars.
t&JS» to W*WZM; the fees of the county, has the eases in charge,.and,
ther.; appeared a new figure upon j
Abmm 3, Jiacke^, - «b*s_ ".
i a ittsnrance esnoaisaioner from $31,- according to those who appeared be»
-Flrot Step ta Wide
the i «en* ta the person of an agwL
icU>i*™ S*
- * * * dlapal '%_;h«*- S4U.90 to $49^i2^6. and the tees ^sd forv the goyernor, Mr. Keardons
tb«
Pierce
during
the etrit w;u-, is Uceases from the state dai^y arid food father, with whom he Is connected
^\^S*^&^^&
toward dead at Athens, X . Y.,
aged % t ^eara. department from |10,2S1.31 'io $11,-in the i*w businewj, is assfarUug him
door west ot bridge. : : :
W * / ! : * *** «teiaht
j reforming the rural *ehcaSs la the
148J0,
while
the
non-re»id«»t
wholein
prosecuting
the
case*,
and
Is
at
the
WUbnr
Veirra,
head
of
tl
J
»
o
a
. T£ l aged person shook two or three | state and making them reject tha
MlC^iaArt
Uquor licetisee decreased from same time an agent of the Michlgaa
of 'Hi monkey* by the paw* as she life which su'troeede them rather c!tnrch, has arrangedtocarry he gas* sale
$41,701.84
to
$27,458.35.
Bonding
company,
ot
Detroit
The
passed. Ne sooner bad she eosee tbtin weaktv imitating the city pel into practically every statt '\> tho As compared with the previous IS comzil'vtoe appearing before the chief
vrfcfai \ hearing of ttho Britisher tJmu
Snpt Wrtgat i * eerteatiy union by the agaacy of aaton TbUes. months Utere xaa as Usereese in tbe executive declares the case* are not
ishe » ened upon hlid tho visls of her **y°™*** J * e
f„ j £ ! The raliraad commission wi i)<sive motor vehicle license fees received being prosecuted as they shouM.
W I L L I A M Jo
tha
cithcen*
of
West
Branch
a
;benr>
iwratl wfor dkwarhiag
^
.scred
snJ^
^
^
^
U
^
L
^
i
n
S
?
itt
by
the
secretary
of
state
from
$90,rt^,
w . f»» bey* sad girl* of the mrmtng tits- ing *oon relative to the telephone
a^avycLaw. SmwJtoras
Michigan Senators Veto Against
CI;
tyf^
f^Stt
^ t.icts an Insight into tha arohleias raise recently adapted by tb« tets> 18»^4 to $lSSJiSS.80.
ria^ra(er depart, and tbat qafckly. aa |
^
^ remtten to their
of!
Reciprocity^
' 1 - . • Oppeee Wrftiosj Names on Ballot.
iorder which b« last ao time tn exa- tire*, sroaafag an mtarest in sciea- phone company the^e.
jcatinr.. The menkey* all *uemed 1m- tinc sgricnlture* shaking their trainIvor thousand baskets of grsii /and
Frcm the sum ber of petition* filed Michigan's two seaatoni,
iPfici; f to .obey th« old woman's Me- ing aot oaly of cultural bat ot prac- SOS barrels ofjgur^ere dert^yed
voted tor aad the other againai i
pert* ^^^^k^d^ft^^t^
C»mm^^reciprocityact at the
islhg, raaUttg a way for the ssan's re- tical value as well. As fast SS R fa la a Sra at> wsnWm, H. Df, *
time of It* passage, went oa record as
pracUcai the work fa agriculture burned tne New State roller \
ftrast. .. - '
favoring its repeal. The vote came
wtth
a|o*S
of
S5O4K0.
,
the
state,
thv
now
party
has
Si
^
will
be
extended
to
tha
othar
grades.
' .Th*) oM weassa, It «»*s>rea. was'
oa a pTOBoattiou to recede from tha
f
Tha new coarse of study doe* not
The Ptesch Aero dub has /jalot^sdl dldaiea for ta* l a * ^ ^
ample red by the Braaatta* ta
senate
asseadweat ta' the steal hfU*
Uaiass
the
two
old
parties
split
stop with the tatrodnettoo of agrf- Jnisa Vedrtnea, Mnarice Pravost »-.ad'
(the l i n k e r s with tassr food
whieh
called
ior a rsaeal of the Jet
aoarly
e*»a
the
Ssossvelt
men
waald
«MWu
is»Mrtsst
*ajtsBt^su»
is.
F*sy to rcpresaat r^ance In
limy. |a*sy ware a*i*iassd by aa at hat i t esipaasisea throngheat it* Andre
Seaatora
Smith
sad Twwneead voted
have
mil*
easaea
*f
electing
their
^terssrtie^sJ svtatloa latest \$t
Stevrtrt *w«idL Owino
th* people tb* eowstry roaad. who •cope the desirsbnlty for *aakjng the tha
against
receding
frost the
TJ.
a
senator
avea
If
all
of
their
the Gordoa Bannet cap at CUcaffn;
tans
showing
that
they
are
Ihaougilt iili>riaa* n ilea sad *w*sm- work at the rem! seJraet store practiIn a head-oa oolMston bklwsea si^sa The NaUonat party leader* say the to havo the law strlekoa from tha
Si^au to fhem ec^na^^^itfpwys caL l a artthmetie, for exsaiple. tha
weatboahd
Hlhe meantaln expreta situation is sot worry ing tbem aay statate books. Umstor Townaead ae(Waek y.
prsklssas sra to deal wtth potato**, aad aa eavstnesnsd
fraigbt oa the We*'
they lataad to writo ia, Ighmiiy favored the maumre, sat Sea- D i r t D . H .
graia, hatter. oSsa. farm SaMs, pre- era M*rylaad railroad
<t*«e0« OsMeSr
et Caawwvfl^v
tames at the primary to have star. Smith voted agsieat It. Oa the
ducttresMsa of cows sad hear
Th*y Md^ stx passenger* and
foar
trala
a
fall
ticket
Is
sack
county
or
legl*vote
the
Michlgaa
seaators
were
ta
'..
'''. Crnaity ts
are not to deal wtth hypothetical
wore hart,
Vs latlve district m tf.e state.
the minority, the senate voting S? to Ejys,£w.
Ths {
cases which are not In range of th*
The
Republicans
snd
Dessoerats,
to.recede from lt* smesdmsnt callTwo
yens*
farmer*
foand
la
aa
old
l;is, in loaSoa OptaAa, writes of experience of a boy or girl oa the tree which had frees split ia half byW«fod»»S swuiy lawyera. etsits that 28
ing
for ^ e repeal
the r ring aseA of e new society, ara- farm and probably never will be, tv*t lightning *t Uvtogstone, Ca,, a gold If thta le attempted the saw
dng Uat it hi^hitfh time to da away they wiU bp such problems fa fcrls band wedding ring. The circlet bore wen ara going to run against a
Nrttk t i« soetotr for the preventkm of accounting that their feiherr sax? the inltiala.. "To JuUa Henderson, stamp, oa tha ground that sorb a pro- State fc After UnH**s**d Prnavoa«y*,
mothers aro called upon constantly to
Tbe sUW insurance depsrtsent fs
pesding is against th* law. The case
mraelt-'to ehildraa and
from John. Jtay 17. 1879."
fin. Try lis
consider.
vlll likely reach the supreme court making an effort to determine the
jcAeref> ana tor the
Because of tha prevaJence of ftnaka*l»afore % ia decided.
whereabouts of C. H. Chalfaat 8. A.
Laura Practical TMnes.
mt cr *?ty to parents. Ho raawrha
la
tha
soathera
pan
of
New
York
Price and G. W. Stockman, reputed
y,yk.^.
-~
Tha
geogiapAy
in
the
new
coarse
that <: w/atioas sad *nb*ciiptioa* far
state the New York Xoolop^osl soeto- , Juds* Blair N*ar Death.
representatives of toe Grand Lodge
of
study
will
begin
at
home,
and
*nu>h i , b^eficent firganizarion would
of the Owls.
child will be taught something ty hae placed la service a motor car
yndge Charles A. Blair, justice of
W i t 'ix from those who know by «** the
about hi* owntownship,coanty and equipped with a 60o-candle power 1¾¾! -supreme court ef Michigan, will The operation* of the men aro not
axperi «nce bow *orrowful Is the lot of state before he has to master the lfsfc searchlight and will bunt the snake*
in conflict with the insurance laws
ne.'er sit on the bench again
the f* bar who Suds himself abandon- of European capitals andtobound %Le by night in several counties.
except that the neglect to honor the
ed to V ferocity of his chiidren. "Too vallous . Asiatic empire*. The prob- Polities has rent the home of Joa- ^tricken with Brigjit's disease, Jus- state laws relative to securing a litlc4v Blair is i t a riitrnmer home in cense, and it Is through this omission
lofig.' he writes, "his the cry of the lems of food production and their re- quin JftJler, poet of the Sierras, in Uniting
the care ot physician* thit the authorities hope to drive
it s fallen upon deaf ears. Do yon lation to people is of more importance Oakland, Cel., Into three factions. It >|camaunder
C . S . A L L I S O N a sum,
known Uiat the chances of them out of business.
% \o patents crying, O my brothxho present-day conception of geo-Miller, a life-long Jacksonian, has reg- prol>s*ging bis lite and length of time
*>p*saieuee> stead J»«»ats>f
The men came to Lansing about six
sirs? rbe young lambs are playing In graphy than drawing of weird maps istered as a Democrat; 'Mrs. Miller i* wotC doubtful, and that though hi* weeks
ago.
Last
week
they
left
town
!tha mwadews, but the old people are .and the memorising of the names of a Republican of tbe Taft school, while ^bya^ians sc^ht to suppress the without appraising the member* of
117 5. Washington St. Owai
**epl'« bitterly. Many a fat city j various rivers end mountain ranges, Miss Jnaaita, the daughter, declare* tae condition of his health, they their embryo lodge with their destinaaffrchat conceal* behind hi* waist- j Instead of learning f^ names af herself an ardent admirer of Roose- were'agreed* that It would be impos- ation Tbcj had collected about
iJ'*-l M: heart that is lacerated by the alltoebone* in the body and being; velt
sible ;?or tbe justice to resume court $1,000 in initiation fees.
•
.K"'...
of hi* children. Many an
focste the vaxtsAU organs and
Poverty has become so r»mpletely work.
7£~~
L
TuSZ.
htTT^i*
J^Tamn:
describe
their
fanctiosm,
the
child
ts
a
thing
of
]the
past
In
the
town
of
The
new*
of
this
condition
of his
•fawn An dilutes hia turtle soup with »
. _ .to^ take
^ ^ ^care
. - .ef
^u
There sra a lot of ressmts
to learn how
his teeth, Brewster; Kit**, that the authorities health '/as a severe blow!to his as- MICHIGAN NEWS ITEMS.
tears ^ angnish'as he think* of the skin eyes, ears snd other parts of
why s teJepitose shoald
torma; t* Ids children sra preparing his body, how to revive a person who have dlrocte| the town clerk to sell aoclatoi and many frienda.
Charles Draske, Detroit wa* electthe
poor
farti.
and
poor
house
to
the
Justice
Blair
is
In
his
fifty-eighth
fi'i. hli a ta the dark precinct* of hi* la nearly drowneS? whattodo fn case highest bidder. There has r^bf been
appeajtojron; it k ewerh^vihg been born in Jackson, ed president of toe'Lutheran bund at
au>urt<ji noma.**
a person is burned or svffers a broken an applicant for &; place hv <:-.^ iyr.tl- year,
the
conclusion
of
tke
annual
eoaven^pril 10.1854 His father *as
lasting service asd every
bone or a severed artery. The men- tutlon in over a year, it 1«, aaid, '/he Mmh
Austin lUa.ir, Scotchman and famous tton In Bay City.
ace ot flies and mosquitoes and other town bas about TOO toluu s. \
Coifapelbl* Army Cart
flay satisitttion. Provide
Authorities at the Ingham county
^ a gc vernor" of Michigan.
A ctHapsfble military cart bas been similar questions of hygiene and sanjail
in
Mason
have
been
ordered
to
A new.' ktoS ^of-intoxlOf ;^;' ;\UHIIICT
yonix^lf with a Union
invent ,d by ah officer of the army itation
. _ , win
• . ...supersede
. ^ . the. technical
. .
remedy conditions at the institution
New Ifon Field Near Bessemer.
has
b
w
dweovered
In
3Ali*^,,rr
service corps In London. Tbe carl P ^ o l o g y which has been taught in
or the state will close i t The jail
:
r
C A RD S.
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r
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0
1
7
E . H. BAILEY, M - 0.
1
aAT
rt
PkUKEH,
W B f c k
a
e i m
f
-
E
•
Mm
:
u
: a b l e
to
tm
n
1
w
the bottom of every *uo is discov^rtiV
A ne^v iron fi^ld is at-out to be is he!d to be unclean.
> a 7Jqnor prcduced. oj tbe ferniciitAt ca Opened
on the^-Gogebic range, the
w u
ue
Teach Correct Speaking.
Gov. bsbors has received a check
( Of the sllasre; Tt, t« «f»"»ir t- c r i ; r'.i.u:,^ a working shaft beiag now
,^siio«uTTv* of the army next SeptemReadinr In ih* • » * *"i.rs ;Z
tor.
175 from the tx^torer of the
Wiry
corn
wSisfcy
before
being
distinker
way.
Drilling
lias
been
going
ht> The cart Is built eotlrely of tu- ts emphasised as probably the most
United
States, the amount being, the
'tiil^dv While •.1¾ M, hot expected to f>j off and on for years and the prcsi,'^ r *U*-i:-.-*r>,t u i u v u , ana Is <«xtrei.ie
usual
allowance:
frou> the government
ly light «0 iiaul, r i i ^ i i l> will car J' Teachers are u:«t.o&&d y>- train ind become fashirmable at city bar* itr «hce oi ore at frota 500 to 1,000 feet for assistance in maintenance of 'the
liquor is pronounced good <r«n«iid<>T-' down well kiinwn, but being seven
up to a ten dead-weght Several of chldrren to read for the thought reth- ing its cost.
SoMi€>a'
Home. The
miies froiu the nearest railroad no ilkuigau
these can be carried in a motor lorry [
amount
will
be
turned
over to the
than for expression,/JO sflent rather
A macadamized roadway, eight feet real efforts at opening up has been state treasurer.
of-.the type now In use In tlie aimy, ther. Sloud reading ir, recommended.
atteoptea
and would be instantly available tor The plan is for the chiia to read wide, from Chicago to the strsitH of
John Bolinski, aged 25, a Polisn laThe new field is just abou* haif
Mackinac,
will
be
the
project
that
a
use In any desired direction. U It silently from the pi in ted page, close specif! committee of the board of way between /WaterfieJd and Lake borer, is dying in a Sagtoaw hospital
claimed by uie Inventor that no coni his book and then stand before the supervlsom and the board of county Gogebic and some seven miles north from wounds received when attacked
and t « l wjrat be has read. In
try is too riugh for the cart, and that class
Maieniseo, the nearest railroad by several of bis countrymen. Bcllnthis way the child not only learn* to commissioners will advocate at a of
skl attended a o^nce and it is said
point.
ft 4» practically indestructible.
read quickly anrt for the thought, bnt meeting of special supervisors and
It costs rery Uttle to build thee* he acquires the desirable ability to road commissioner*' boards of every
As soon as actual ore is shown UQ he caussd trouble by/ t«*tag Peter
car^s, since all the part* are Inter- stand on his feet face other people county on the esat shore of Lake the Northwestern will extend it* Dudewits's sweetheari bome. Dudewiti and ahothex foreigner are locked
changeable; a temporary breakdown
^ _ „. ,
^
H * Michigan .to be held in Muskegon tTie tracks to the new field and a few up in the county jail.
waSfnot be a very - r t o o . m a t t o r . f f ^ « «
years hence the Gogebic mining field
criticism latter part of October.
.1
to speak correctly, as crit
since spare parts could -«-»w
easily h
be. car learns
Because tbe demand tor labor in
is sn important part of the work.
tae seSaoner Caaco, immortal as will no doubt reach east to Lake Goried on the motor wagons.
The idea is that habits of correct the ahtp. of adventure in which 24 gebic, an extension of about 18 miles Saginaw was too great and there was
no unemployed to enlist the navy respeech are infinitely more valuable year* ago Robert Lout* Stevenson eastward from its present limits.
cruiting office, which has been OperHa (sues<» I stfolvt
to the boy or S'»ri tnun * knowledge sailed away never to return, soon will
jSacon—I see * nev fecok a of rule* of grammar.
be remodeled to enter the fishing Detroit In Sixth Place * • Manufac- ated ia the federal building, for sevturing Center.
eral years, will be discontinued Ocl^oking-glas* set fn tbe title
business. Stcve-ison sailed from San
tober 1 and moved temporarily to
Detroit
as
a
manufacturing
ecater
The Stm?*cr. Ps.rk Camp Meeting Francisco in l«sg. Cruising through
Egbert—That Wtoprevent the worn pftasociatioe opened its fifty-fifth sea- Oceania on the Casco, in search of now occupies sixth place among the Bay Clfy. Chief Quartermaster C. V.
e»i from rynungaver to read the last' »«n » Romeo. It Is expected that health, he gathered the materials for cities of the United States, accord- Kinney has been in charge of the lothere will be a larger attendance this "The Ebb Tide," for "The Wrecker," ing to tbe United Status census of cal office, which has been a disapchapter the first (king, t «uppoa*.
1910, which has lust been published. pointment
year than ever before.
and "In the South Seas."
Prosecuting Attorney Potter has
Grand Maxais baa «w«^d into hisA cloudburst near Horse Creek. 40
A Long See*Ion.
There are many boilers in use ordered out of the state Palo Spar
tory a* a Swiing center, the tug* of miles north of Cheyenne, Wyo., wiped
"Toull
have
to
go,
sow,
Mr.
Hng
the A. Booth company, the ia.**** out nearly a mile of track on tbe throughout the state, arcofitng to; r*,ko, «src' bX :.ars, an Italian, wbo
ghM,M said the girl, wtth a yawn.
Inspector JT A. Aab, of Detroit, that ! assaulted his wife and afterwards
fishing concern on. the lake, having ColOi-*do A Southern line.
•'What! to early?" exeiahned tb* been token to Cheboygan.
shoald not be allowed to be operated J tried io kill bis son-in-law, Charles
John Slade, head sawyer for Alon- because their owners overtax them.
DiainanU, of Nashville.
Sparratto
wu'fl between four andfivehu%> David, of Hagle, who conducts a
"Tea, you see, papa I* a union roan tired men to be moVed to Battle to
and
bis
wife
had
been
living
with
Sheriff
Werrlck
fs
making
an
effort
portable saw mill, was klUed when be
end bell only allow eight sours for Creek, the Castle Lamp company, wss cut lengthwise, from shoulder to have tbe authorities give George Diamaxitt
erwrtinjc.'*
Mrs. George Powell, of Saginaw,
which recently purcbaifd tbe Cori to hln, by the circular saw. Slade Chambers of Vernon, a paroled convict,
another
chance.
Chambers
was
died
from the effects of an operation,
Piano company* local factory, Is was taking a piece of timber from
sentenced
in
February,
1910,
to
serve
it
is
alleged. Dr. Mercer M. Carter
Keep Him t^asy.
the
carriage
which
carries
the
log
practically held up from farther pro"What nro ths principal activftle* of gress because Battle Creek has not back and forth from the sa*, when from one to 20 years in Ionia, for ao refused to sign th* death certificate
on his divorced wife. He was and Corouer W. S. Ccucery started
the official position our friend oeea empty bouses enough to provide for he accidentally backed against the assault
given his freedom after serving 14 an investigation. Coroner Connery
lever
cor
•roiling
the
carriage.
He
the newcomer*.
President Caatfe
months, but last week was arrested says he IF *r°i»'c to orobe the case and
'..vol***, to Vumw
htode an appeal
tor
of some fell acd *ax jerked in front of the and sentenced to 1$ days ia the coun- wiil lay the facte before Pros*tutor
•aw. Part of the man'* rigM long
smabad
feast**
ftsrsjhiaa,
j^
their famine* with taeav
Browna
wss fswid ia the pit under the ssw. ty tail for being druak.
;
v
Tekphone st
i8©,o
connections in Owosso;
And Corunna,
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f
m
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^*c*re£xe3for
ou> work ai this
TV?
Sharp Pains
I n the> B a c k
Juihor
to
Kia**y Trouble.
H a v * you *
lame back, aching d a y a n d
nighi?
Do }4ft feel a
sharp pain after
bending over?
When the kidney* seem sore
and the action
irregular', u s e
Doan's Kidney
P i l K which have
cured thousands.
of
" N o ; we are coming back tc .Phil*:
'You are causing roe to run away I heard him telling about it an hour j fence alone promised concealment,
{and, biding ray sword tightly, I crept
delphi* victors, and soon. I tut not from Grant," I protested blindly. "You ago."
afraid to tell you. 1 have learned are making me appear afraid to meet
"Is tbat ao? Where d tbey go?"
[in that direction,breathing again iuJre
Major. Lawrence, aun ot Jtidce L * w - much today, and go back to report to him,"
"Covered
everything,
I
judge,
from
freely as I reached it* protection* unAA lUmots Case
rem'e t>f Virginia, whoao wife waa a Lee,
ta eem on a pertloua mlaslon by 0>n. Washington that -the exchange ot Brit'No, it is not that," »wlftly. "He CsJIowolll to the Lower Battery, observed. There waa a guard stationed
ft TT. Davis. M« Coicraeretat 3 t .
Wai»hlnff»«n, Ju*i after the winter at VaJ- ish cottjnander* mean.* the early evac- was not co ail a g to you personally *t Watt* said he asked questiona oi befors the stable door—a Grenadier,
Danville, l i t . says: "I wa* complete!fy F u r r . D^aculMed hi a British uotly laid up wit): kidney trouble and
uation
of
the
city.
When
we
meet
r«rm t a w r e u w arrtv«i within the enemy's
all—you were to be arrested?**
everybody they met, but he didn't take from tbe outline of bis bat—and othrheumat!«hi. 1 spent several iveelu IF.
tine*. The Major atteiida a great
the hoepftai but was not helped Aa a
again
you
will
not
be
a
Lady
of
the
any
note*.
He
llkeu
the
fellox,
but
"What!
He
knew
me
then?"
era,
a
little
group,
were
sitting
on
tbe
and aavea the "Lady of iha Blended
last resort, I began using Doats's K l d K « K " from mob. He later meet* the girl Qlended Rose, nor will I be wearing
Pilta aad was entirely -cured. X
"1 aro not sure--some one did, end thought he was migixty Inquisitive. grass a dosen feet away. If they bad
«>av« had no trouble since."
at a brllllaot KalL Trouble t* amrted thi* uniform."
Where
is
he
now,
air?-'
mentioned
his
suspicions.
Captain
not
been
already
warned
I
might
gain
u v t r n F t K i ana Lawrence la urged by
Get Dose's st «sy Dreg Seats, Me. * Bag
"The devil kraows, I don't, and youH a horse by boldness, but tne profe&btfHer eyes sparkled brightly into G**ftt waa glad euou&a of au excuse,
hi* partner. Kistre** at oi timer (Ttie r-Ady
>t,the Blended Roae>, to m**e hU escape. mine, then dropped demurely.
K
y
no doubt, but he." the soft voice fal- have ic find out Hell bead north- ity was tbat here was where Carter
tering, "he made a mistake is twitting west likely; heli never try to eros* hnd mounted his squad, and I would
'•I—I
rather
like
the
colors
you
are
C H A P T E R IV. (Continued).
the river here. How miay men have merely walk tor ward into a trap. 1
wearing now, and am sure this dress me for being friendly toward you.**
*How 1 kept to the measure 1 cannot i * most becoming. I —I have a pa*
you?"
"Asd
you
came
to
warn,
to
save
bad better chance the possibility tbat
A fr** thinker ts s man who isn't
imagine, for. tn an instant, all my •ion for siasquerade."
"Twenty."
me!" ! exclaimed, pressing her band.
some
visitor
had
left
s
hora»
tied
in
married.
house of card* crumbled late nothing"Scatter them to every north post front, or to one of the stasds. With
" i recognise that, but have already
"That waa nothing* i could do no
ness. She. knew nse. this brae-eyed discovered where I can read the truth le*s.
Sad Cross Ball Bhas wffl wash deahle as
l a m only glad I i VJW tbe way." The fellow had ho horse, and your this poawiptlizy in mind I turned, aad
girl; asew me. and sought to aid my beyond the aiasaue—what is occurring
slothes ss aay other bla*. Doa't pat
"You mean how you might reach me troopers can easily get ahead of him. skirted th* ho***, ntaklag sty***? as maay
your
sacaey
iato say other.
.
mission, tb>* dausjhter of a loyalist, now?" '
Hurry up now." €*rt< r depbrced with Ineoaspicuows as pssalbl*. There were
tht* lady of she Blended Bo**. It was
She turned to look, attracted s* I
**Ye*;-lt cam* tome l a s . Sash when etteh- of e*-»l. and Ma 'Hugh evidently soldiers on the outside step*; I beard
inconceivable, and yet a fcet—my bad bees by the change and bustle he first left me alone, only 5 was sot turned to hi* comp*n>on.
A n*s SraaK
their voices without seeing them, asd
name had beea whispered by ber Hp*. about us. A few feet from where w* certain is watch parlor yoa would be
is ssght?
" W e l l catch the lac! all rhsht. Grant
Itesher—Mo- l triad to dirt with a
Suddenly she looked U P tatigafsg. a* stood cosversihg, large folding doors, waiting. 1 nut through to* kitchen Some ot those outposts will nab him was thus drive* to rus awtftry
pretty suSrsgett*.—Judge
though to make onhers feel that wo previously concealed by draperies* asd down the back jtair*; I helped before daylight No use our waiting an open speee, Bsemory g^tdlss
conversed lightly- We passed Grant, wore suddenly Suing wide open, re- the officer* p u s their deemsttoa*. *ad around bare: let's go back upstair*." toward the opposite psvindo. Brestblees, with bear* besting fsst, I
even as .1 held my breads almost vealing a magnificent dining halt in that way t*»*r«*d o# »hi«. artiste
A Sasptie,
The girl** nervous gravy oa my n+t* crouched lew in tiw shadow, endeavorafraid to ven'.nre witb word*. Ye? pBssJed by the magnificent *pectacl!*> passage beneath the stair*, ft was tightened, her Up* pressed close to my
"Do
yes
believe
to ghost*. Willie?"
ing to make est my reore immediete
tbey woeW sot be restrained.
"No,
not
ualecs
I'm alone la th*
tarried to thy companion, unable to]easy, but—oh, listen! they are in ear.
surTounding*. There were ae horses
"Yoa certainly startled me; how do Itv»Ut
•*!--! must get h*ifk to.my pUce at 1¾*!**. hfit 1 *froM **+nfly 4iat!?i«atsb
teaiptatiou. C!ie must have
in there rOvri--^.
-you know this ? Surely we hsve never *ta-B«xT,ire*d-4h#, jp^
the
tabled she whispered. "Surely you. t'j* *tomping of rest lesa beof* somei n my face,
We could hear voices throri£b the inmet before T*
,
e"sfffa^^iaPw^aie'wsn'el -—•— - - . -—- -.— " ^ i
••\
^
know
what to do; this is a fearooor; where to the right Aa I *tisignteued
for she grasped my sleeve.
tervening wall clearly enough to even
i refuse to be questioned, sir; tt
Kxaxnine carefully ever/ bottH> of
"No; you must not think of remain- distinguish words, as toe*a^»kers ex- there are stable* a hundred feet away; up, determined upon dsscovermg as
means nothing how 1 know—the fact ing a moment longer. There will be
CASTOR1A, a safe aud sur* rmnedy for
ercised little restraint I felt the girl's you^muet get a horse, and ride fast— empty saddle if posc^le. tbe figure of Infant*-sua children, and see th*^\ it
that 1 do should be sufficient," '
» seat reserved for me, anal Captain slender figure press agalnat me in the fyou—you wfll do this!**
a msn advanced towaid me..
"Must Mistre** Clair*—"—
Bears tbe
''Ye*, of course—but how can I
Grant is coming thto way novr. Some- .najTOSr-- si>«cc_ where we, stood, and 1
"Hold en there! hold on!" he com"Rather Mistres* Mortimer."
Signature
of i
n*r n*u4. ooth rer&aining KSO tb^Kk yosY* ' . )r
thing la wrong, 1 aaa:sure; ; ] ; ^ y ? no c'lurs
manded shortly. "Who are yon? What
"Yet the captain called you Claire." time to explain, but promise me you tionlesa and sileat.
Is
Us*
For
Over ao'Yesr*.
•Uon't try; don't ever even think ot the devil are you skulking about out
"And we were ehUdreii together— wffl leave here at ©oce~-at oaee."
"That fellow has run. Grant.** it again. I hardly know what mad im- i here for?"
Children Cry for Fletcher** Coatorni
you can scarcely claim such familiarHer eyes, her word*, were so In- boomed some one hoarae?y, "either p « w :'<?*st ?3»e h*?e. Now f hav*» but
It
was
Grant
beyemd
a
doubt;
1
ity."
Rare Bo«fc? fer Harvard.
>
sistent I cosid not refuse, although a# *fr*!«f or else what you *ay he
one thought—to hurry you a^ay, s»d wouW. iwifftul*v the peculiar anari Of
" i warrant you can nera« me."
Harry Elkins Widener. who waa lost
1 glanced shout I felt convinced See here. boy. did you see anyone is get safely back myself—you will go?" that voice in a thousand. He had not
. "Allen, is It no*. * i r ? "
there waa no ^danger In this assem- here lately in scarlet Jacket V
"Yes—but—'
g-nyxe upstairs then; had not rejoined on the Tuaakv had a very valuable
What wa* tt tke witch did not know! blage. not a familiar face meetis*
"I don' Inst 'member, a&h." answered
"Kot naw! there W no tiro* for ex- j r»*. lady. to the dining-room. What coUectlcu of books, and these will go
Thi* wa* no guess work, vurely. and mine. At the Instant Grant csme np. a negro, hesitatingly. "1 was busy
planatlOB, promises, anything. You i would she think of bis abs-nco? to Harvard usiveraity. His grandfajet ^ow could her strange knowledge elbowing hi* Tf*y throuffb the pre**, over dar* •'lessln* de sideboa <5."
heard what tttey said; ever? avenue <>f What would she do wben she realised ther, P. A. B. Widener, will provide a
be accounted f?r? Sweet a* the face and staring insolently Into my eye*,
*^Ven, Les sot here sow. tbsi'« cer- escape will be blocked within an hour, j
probable meaning? Someway 1 wa* building is which the book* will bs
was, greatly as tt had attracted me, eves as be bowed politely to the lady tain." broke Is Grant IntvMiienUy. If you go at once you can outride them
not frightened, at this meeting him. adequately boused. The collection bv
,«.M!?e..ws* nethisg to awakes a throb beside me.
"sad we've bees is all 'be parlors?
pieawe, p£ea*e go!"
but glad—if those otber* would only oSuses a first fotfe Bnakeepesre, a
of mensory. Surely 1 could never have "At least this 1* my privilege" be What nest, MseH^ghr
She held out her band, and f keep away, and let us settle the affair copy of Ss*k**p*arw'a poms* ia ths
sees he; before, sad forgotten; that insisted, "imless there be another preoviglBsl bind t n * sad what I* deserlssdi
"Try to head him oft* before be ess j grasped it warmly, usable longer to
would hare been impossible. The ms- vtou* cagagement of which 1 sst Igso- «et oat of the city, of coarse. That's war against the vttiful appeal Is bet between u*. Here was hia teat—« a* ths fittest eoBeeti** m the world st
coward would cry out an alarm, ssm- Bobert Louto St*v*s*os** works,
a»c ceased, leaviag us at- the farther rast.**
bla gams, probabiy. triasorue, ssvet voice.
...
',
mon the guard to> bbj sdMstsiios, but,
extremity of the nsli.
"Oh, ro," ssd she rested a*r sa^d*
i
f the feBew** serve only held, or If he
"And now you win go?** she que* on the green sleeve, smtrfog fross hi*
Works 1» tn* faardsn Msw.
bsted
Me badly esoagh,he'd Sgbt it
ttosed eagerly. ,
ChwwB
old la the **rv>es of his *****
face Into mine. "We were w*iting for
out alone. Alt thla came to m* ts a
"You *$ean. leave borer*
ter
ssd
•latisss,
James was * prlviyou to come. Goodnight, Lieutenant
Sash, and tho words of cssllesge
"Ye*; you said oae* tonight, that Psrte*que."
tatMd
refaiser,''
~
spoken before be even grasped tb*
but for me you would be riding yon*
Re
w*«
waitisg
at
table
ose
day,
They had taken a step or two, wbee
tbought of wbo I was
der. I realised &U you: meant, and Grant halted, holding her arm.tightly
"So I have discovered you. hsve I? whea s avast p*ttt*ty *sssd for a nab
you must not remain. The guard lines as he glanced back to where I stood.
Wty did you fsil to keep our auaetnt- fofk. Straagely *sougs, th* request
are slack tonight, and you can get
wss ISaofed.
J
"Would Lieutenant Forteaque spare
raent within?"
through, but if you watt until tomor- me a moment after I L«ve found tbe
Ts*»
i
s
*
host—
ssttosd
ths
spiHe drew up,sharply with an oath, sode aad r*s*srrk*d Is a aw*t psreaprow it may be too late. Believe me, 2 lady a seat?" he questioned politely.
peering
at me through the dark, beam ynur friend, a friend of your
"Gladly, If you dc not keep me
wildered
by my speech.
_
'cause."
^ s S t e a T k r s . Josos bssn't a ash
waiting too long."
"The
spy!
Ye
gods,
what
luck! Do fork. Get her oae ar esse!"
"1 do believe you; I could not con"Then there will be no delay. Shall
you mean to insinuate I ran away,
nect you with deceit, but I am bewil- we say the par»or below T'
"Madam,*' came ta* •mphatlc reply,
sir?"
dered at thla sudd ?n exposure. Does
*T*st
timeMr*. Jose* din*d sere w*
1 bowed, conscious of the mute ap"iiow else could I interpret It!* I l o r t s i a for*.Captain Grant also suspect m y iden- peal in the lady s face, yet wiih no
questioned coolly, determined to taunt
tity?"
James has sow been relegated bp
excuse for refusal.
him to action. "I waited where you th* gardes.
"1 think not—not yet, at least, for If
"A* well there as anywhere, sir."
told IU* till I was tired. Perhaps you
h*> did you would be under arrest. But
Once again we bowed with all the
wil' oblige me by explaining your purthere are others here wbo would rec- punctilious ceremony of mutual disHe Was Wltite* to Waric
pose."
ognize you just a* I have. There is like, and be whispered someiblns f^to
The Dsmocratic member* of thta
He muttered something, but without house of repre*e cat ires have bees
no mystery about it. 1 was in Phila- h e r ear as they disappeared in ths
comprehending its purport I wsnt OS besieged ever by a horde of ofltce
delphia when th« ^ o E t l a e u i a i troops stream of people. My cheeks burned
threateningly :
vere here, and you were pointed out with Indignation at his cool insolence.
see kerf, willing to serve their couar
"And I ttlnk you made use of the try. to me'tnen. No. we have never met, What could it wean? Wa* he merely
word spy just now. Did you mistake
yet I was sure I recognized you tbis seeking"a quarrel? or was there some"It la refreshing,*' said one repreme ror another?"
afternoon."
sentative
in discussing th* oflc* questhing else concealed behind this rt»»
"Mistake you? No; I'd know you in tion, "to hear of *a aspirant for pub"1 was pointed out to yon by quest? in either case I knew not how
hell," be buret forth, anger making his lic office who frankly admits bis ambiy.hom?"
to act, and yet felt no inclination to
voice tremble. "I called you a spy, and tion, yet disdain* to seek a position
j;. "My brother—ray twin brother on avoid the meeting. Studying over the
you are one, you sneaking night rat is which he will have sothls* Ut so
tbe staff of General Lee."
situation I pushed my way through
You never waited for me In the par- but to draw hia anbury.
/
"Did you not Inform me your family the crowd across the floor of the balllor; if you had you'd sow be under ar- , "T^ra ^arsids pilgrims weft
were loyalists?"
room. There wer^e a few people still
rest."
"Yea: it is true." earnestly, her foot lingering on the stairs, but, except for
over things w)»o* one of them asked:
"Ou; fd'tbat was tbe plan?**
tapping tbe floor, aa though annoyed tbe sei'vaiiU, the parlors below were
"'Dick, you aint aiiankerin" after
"Yea, that was it, Mister Lieutenant no government place, Are ye!*" •
at such persistent questioning. "I deserted. 1 walked tbe length of one
Fortesque."
have a father acd brother In the of tbe great rooms, and baited In
" I don't mind sayta' I'd take on*
"WeU. Grant," I said sternly. "I've of 'em ef I could git It' responded th*,<
king's service—but one Is a renegade, front of a fireplace to await Grant"s
got just one answer to make .yon. You other,., 'but. I' don't want no job that's
and I—I—"
coming. 1 was eager to nave this afcan call your guard, or you can fight all fat. I'm willia* to earn my wages.'
"You are what?"
fair' settled, and be off. I compreit out with me here. Whichever you
' i an: mersly a woman, sir, unable hended now the risk I had assumed
" ' A n ' what sort o* Job would be
choose wiil depend upon whether you about yoqr size?*
io- determine whether to finally He- by remaining so long, and began to
are a man, or a cur." 1 took a step
come loyalist or rebel."
" 'Well, I'd like to fill fountain pans
feel the cords of entanglement drawnearer, watching him aa best I could fur some assistant secretary of the
I locked gravely Inio her eyes until ing about me. There was a door opin the dark. "You are an unmitigated treasury / "—Judge.
posite where 1 stood, and, staring
liar, sir," and with sudden sweep of ..I'
toward it, 1 saw it open slightly, and,
the arm I struck bim with open hand.
back in the darkness, the beckoning
"Probably you will realize what that (
of a hand. Startled, yet realizing ihat
means."
It must mean me, I stepped closer,
For an Instant he remained so still
gripping the hilt of my sword, half
I doubted him. even held bim cheap;
suspecting treachery.
'
then the breath surged through his
"Quick," and I recog sed the deep
clinched teeth in a mad oath. He
contralto of the voice. "Don't stop to
l f You Go'at Once You Car Outride Them. Please, Pi ease Go!**
surged tcward me, but my sword was
question; there is not a moment to
out,
the steel blocking his advance.
Carter come here at once. Why didn't
"Ye*, 111 go, at once. But 1 take
lose."
one enfoyi a bowl of
"You—you
aciuuii/ &rban light?"
you nab the fellow upstairs. Captain? away with me a memory which will
"Why
not?
Isn't
that
cause
enough?
•map.
Fool play that, sending hJm down never permit me to be satisfied until
CHAPTER V.
here."
we meet again. We havs been to- If not I will furnish more."
"1 do not fight sple*—"
"I didn't wish to create a row In the gether ao short a time—"
The Thaakt of Swords.
"Stop! That silly charge i * merely
Stepping from tbe glare of those ball-room; he was wliL Claire Morti"Had it been longer," she interrupt- an excuse. You do not believe it yourgleaming parlor lights into the gloom mer—"
ed, "you would know m* better, and self. You wanted « ouarrel yonder is
of that narrow passage, blinded me for
"Oh, I see," augblng coarsely. care less, perhaps. I am a sham; s tbe ball-room. The expressfoa of your
the instant, yet a moment later, I be- "Something besides military duty in- cheat," a trifle of bittern*** \n the
eye* wa* an Insult. Don't evade sow.
came aware of the distant glimmer of volved, eh? .
tone. "You ~ i ! l learn all that some I &TS. here, wearing the ''*»Worm of the
a candle, the faint reflection revealing
"111 troubJe you to C-A ? trine ms>re day, and laugh at yourself. Oh, I know British army. I have every right of athe girl's, face.
careiul, ftiacHugn, urant said stiffly. you will; so not anchor word, sir. 1 gentleman, and you v/lU cross sworjs,
"Please do u&t talk; dc not ask acy- "Tbe fellow did her a small service In. air going; then, perhaps, rou will.**
or 111 brand you coward wherever
thing—yet," she
Uiged burriedtr. \ the afternoon, and she couldn't refuse
There was a slight pressure of ber there hi an English garrison"
or stewed
noiselessly closing the i?oor at my dancing witb him, as he was in uni- fingers, and she had vanished so quick'
I saw the sudden flash of hi* drawn
"If I Leave You Now a* You Keou**t back, and as instantly gripping my form, aud apparently ail rfght. I ad- ly I could only ft*re bliadl> *Jon« toe blade, and flung op my own is guard.
I Must First Have Promts* *f Wet sie* c. Her breath came quickly; bet vise you to drop that part of the af- deserted passage. Yet, an instant
"Walt; rot here, t**ptaia," 1 tnaJst**voice trembled from surpreescd excite- fair. Here's Carter now."
later, the peril of my predicament eaickZy. "Were far too near., your
ccrn* Again.''
ment. "Come with me, beyond the
I could hear the click of the new- flashed back upon ray mind, and ii watchful friends veneer; be*****, the
*M o f s s % ^ I
comer's suurs as be creased the room. faced the Immediate necessity for ac- Ugbt la poor. Let's try our fortunes
they fell, veiling their revelation of light yonder."
I followed her guidance, bewildered, MacHugh chuckled.
truth behind long lashes.
tion. What her strange words might beyond th* pavilion, where it can be
"Mistress Mortimer," I murmured, yet having every coofHcnoe the res"Touchy about it juat the same, f mean could not be int<!rpreted; I made simply mar»a*n."
Try k)
bending ao Close to her pink ear, 1 felt *on for this mysterious occurrence aee; however well pass up the lady. no attempt to comprehend. Now 1
He
turnedwithout
a word, tad I fc*
the soft touch of her hair on my Up*, must be fu**v Justified. The passage Carter, there haa been a spy in her* must find mean* of escape, and learn lowed, eager enough to have dose
"you dissemble so charmingly a* to curved slightly, terminating at a closed tonight, calling himself Lieutenant the truth later. 1 opened the door
<vea purple me. But If I leave you door. Scares a reflection of tbe casdle Forteeque, of the 42ad Regimen?. He cautiously, anJ stepped without, every with the business. The rtars gleamed
on the naked weapons held In our
now, aa you request, I must nr*t have •*pat;bed, us here, yet roy eyea were
S*M by
4 »
cam*; through the lines this morning •jerve taat, every muscle braced for hands, but we exchanged no words
now sufficiently accustomed to the with despatches for Howe, I under action. It waa a star-lit night, and the
promise o2 welcome again."
until we had rounded tbe corner and
"The* you mean to return—a pris- gloom * <hat I could trace the out- stand. Did you meet him?"
numerous rear windows of the man- coin* forth into .the open.space b*%
lines
of
her
face.
A
vague
oiubt
took
oner? i am always merciful to the
No, sir, but oi»e of my men was sion cast a glare of light for some dls yond.
' *sssbOas^
^
possession of me.
suffertAg,"
.
-rtlng about wifji him si] day—Watts; tauce. The dark shadow of a high
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the hotel, at nine o'clock. There
•
CwUHT ITEMS.
• was no one in the room at the time.
Bedding and a quantity of elothin*
were burned bnt the ate waa conOne of Vernon's well known men, fined in one room. A few minutes
who lately bough* an auto, like later an explosion oocurred in the
many other beginners, lacked in the kitchen. The second explosion
Machine Mr^es the
art of knew^g all the ins and outs caused an investigation and it was
of the peaky machine. All went discovered that gasoline had been
slick with him until one day when used in the laroga. According to
more to get a \ high grade PLANO at
he came totownin grand style, but the statement of Tewksbnry, an oil
when ready to return bc.ne. the autocan was taken io a store and an
developed a remarkable balky spell order given for oil. Tbe can had a
and utterly refused to be coaxed color simuarjto a iaded red and the
into bciag started homeward. As UHsrchaul U&ughi ga«K>l:ne a/a*
usual, » large crord of wise ones wanted. Hefilledit with the exga&ered around the auto and ad- plosive and later in the day a quanvised him what to do. After a vig- tity waa poured into the lamp*.
orous ea«inaign of cranking and
Don't wait—take advantage of th
other active movements, when Glean; the four-year-old son of H.
G.
Porter,
of
Perry,
had
the
tip
of
everyone had given np in despair,
wonderful low prices
the owner of Ahe ante calmly uu-•the indexfingerremoved while playJoriswd-them tfcst he-had'removed ing about the machinery ^*n ms
the spark pine and put it in his father's tnaehlho shop. Tha childpocket, as he did not think the re* got hiefinger-caughtjn tne gearing
AdrerdMBtente tn tela M J M U • »
aud amputation of the end: of the
at the r«te of oae eeat for eeca woaa each to* move! of so small an affair effected
finger was necessary*
eerUoa. No ose-taeeHioa adferOaoateat ae- the running of the machine.
e e p * * a t i e a » taea l i e . t W i « J « a i U i « 7
pfotaeti f e of gale* retain* ana eaa at seed ta
bakers of Owosso at a meetThe removal of the Michigan Mill- ingThe
J S r a a - a « U fllda« taaaj waaU. Ooejaaeald
held
week decided to accept
\ be ia aywodaefida/ aeoa.
ing Company's elevator ooiWing the offer last
of
the
Owosso grocers to
Factory Sale Price
Owosso to oar village, was purchase only bread
I —Pure Paris Green.—Reynolds. from
baked in that
caused by the reason that the reason city. They immediately
set about
—Class Annuals at Reynolds' or that ground it',: elevator was locat- making plans to ueeure the
FREE SCARF
FREE
ed on belonged to the Ann Arbor sary equipment to bake the necesthe Journal office.
'
quanTUNIIfC
Railroad Company, who desired the
—Bargains in the windows at land to build the new depot on. A tity and quality of bread desired.
Sanders* Shoe Store Satarday.
new aide tract wiil be built by the Company H, ,he branch of the
company
to the new location. This; Michigan Nations il Guard at OwosIf yon have something yoa want together with
the proepeets of a new so, wilt leave for camp at Luding52 music lessons right in your own howrr
to seller exchange, Ube a business bank being located
here
and
some
tou
thla
summer
on
Angus*
14th.
loeal in the Journal.
by a graduate teacher
other prospects that are looking A. J. Green, of Owosso, an umpire
—There's eaxisfaeirMi in eating good, tt is believed that oar boom in the Southern Michigan State
the meat that comes from Cole's will soon start tte village along.— League, ha-* been suspended by th**
Vernon News Item.
market.
Seeoar NEW PLAYER PIANO witfc tbe AUTOleagne'B president on aeconut of
personal
emineoeie*.
Green
expeevs
Relieves cattle and horses
—Bug Death for eacuaaber, to* last Thursday afternoon Ch tries
MATIC TRACKING ARRANGEMENT
maso, eabbeeje wonna—SeyirQlds. MaadTm, of Bancroft, waa ont to to be reinstated in th* near futot^
NON-DESTSUCTiVft FLAYER ACTION.
wiiefc a new presidemVwUl *e dectrrom fly peat Gnaratiof
the
1912
ed.
—Get a ebpy
hay and as the hay waa eaeentionl^^Ssminx* at the Journal office al&5*avy he had much trouble in jgrnia A n ™ , the Ifr-monfchs-old
teed to give saiiafeetfon.
or tt Reynolds'
keeping the inachine rroa clc^ging, .ughter of Mr. and Mra. Herbert
More than pays for itself
stepped offthe i»**ht*»e aiidwerit /*ug«t*t, rewM*?g' "sostfeveei- of
—There are a fewef the 1912
around in front of it but in his Corunna, was "jajored Sunday
annuals, "Sphinx*' left They may harry to get the job done h> neglectintroduction of milk and
he had at Keynotes' or at the Jour- ed to throw the machine out of gear. morning when ao Ann Arrjor motor
car struck her. The accident
batter from cows. No nal office.
As he stepped in front of the ent- oecnrred at the Angus crossing rwt
—The new fall line of Raletons tmjr bar, he forgot his position and far from the child's home. A bad
more thin .fretting horses.
may be eeen at Sneers'.
£ ? - ^ ! X ^ M ^ a J ^
scalp wound waa inflicted and the
Oeaxt, # Gal- and Gal.
^
¾
^
!
^
ITiHV to was Vd^y bruMd
FOR SALE:—60 gallon gasoline
and
cut.
It is believed she wiil retank in good condition. Inquire at off. A phyaictan was immediately cover.
era*.
called and was able to save tbe legs
JcuraaJ office.
without amputation bnt he wul The matter of extending aid to
—We *ave good opening for wo- always have one stiff leg te the cord Caledonia township in buiiding one
men or girls. Only those who seek on one of then was completely mile of state road on Owosso main
steady employ r»eut K«ed spply. U . severed,—Ba*cioft Commibrcial.^ street was di«*cas?ed at a meeting
that city's ImprovementA^soeiatioti
S. Robe Co.
22tf
Harold Hall, of Momct, fell from Tuesday bnt no action was taket
—Wateh the fwindow* at the a tiapcaa, Thuraday night, while because of the fact that there was UnderSheriff afid Mrs. Bert Grif- Dana Corneal isdriv en Walter
Derr . mail roots
iatsstNorth Snd Shoe Store for bargains dotnw ctrens stunts, and broke the no quorum of directors present. fis were in THitxifc the first ot the
tam bones in hiari^ht forearm. He Highway Com?nissioner L. G. Cud- week.'
. ing hi*
is tse esas^yesr-ota son. of Mrs. ney was present and talked to the George Hatch, at Detroit, visited WHliaiu
—For
Sale—Good
work
Warren MeMahos, fie had visited board. Some means of asctistiBg hi* brother, Walter, thefirstof the completed a s)oose on a
U
Henry Hew, phone 42 red, Corun- the circus and was striving to emu* the
town^bin will doabUces be de- week. ' BulesBoalhoCOTOtse.
••• /'
2D-W3 late the performers,
vised.
MVV^Y»|.IV,,.
Miss Winnie Dsmiela, ol Denver, Mr. and lira. Claveaee Hamlrn»
—Seethe new Pali Mall Balaton* The Owcaao Canning Cotnpaay Joe Coe, of Benni^tofi, wae^ery OAo.
will open ita campaign about the seriously injured at tne fttrm of Mr. &une.has been vistting Miss Irene of Dniand, spect Snnday with Mr.
at Sawder*'. .
»ad
A ^ V L ^ U
same time aa usual, the latter
—Everybody's doin' it, doin' it, part of August. The company has Niblock In Sciota Friday morning Mrs. Frank MiUardandMrs, GUdoin' i*. JMn' what! Smoking completed an addition to its where the Coe brothers bail gone bert Cole have been visiting in Ann ^bP6)KJ ^J^f tlaaWB Iks^^^fcs' asWadaBrs^aa^aij M l JaSBatsleSa^^P
Connor's Son Rob&e*. For sale byplant on Shiawassee street in with their threshing outfit. While Arbor.
aloag vi* Atlaatkcoast.
all dealers.
30 that city, to be used for the manu- they wern drawing the grain separaMiss Louise Wiieox, of Jackson,
tor
into
the
barn
the
tongue
of
the
Miss
Marie
Etcbmsn
was
the
guest
facture of vinegar and will can to- machine •truck him on the leg, of Miss Hazel Darling, of Morrice, visited
her father here for a few
matoes acd applet) as usual. The breaking both bones below the kuee lastweek.
CCRNBR
days
the
firstof the week.
Save just received a new lot of tomato yield promises to be unusual- ao that bones protruded thru the
Misses Kate and Bess Carland en- AU«» Corfette, of Cleveland, is
Blue Ribbon round cornered bug- ly large and if this promise is fulThe force of toe blow threw tertained
the guef t of his grandparent*, Mr.
gies, armies, delivery wagons,«and filled, the company's campaign willtV*h.
Mr. Coe some f? (Stance and he afternoon.the Prise ilias Wednesday and Mrs. William Lindsey.
expre&e wagons, to ue sold at fac- be longer than usual.
/
struck oit a pile of boards bruising*
Let us show you.
tory
price*.
George Schuster, of Owosso, a 10- hiru quite badly and internal injur- Charles Hathaway, of Detroit, Hugh M. Nichols, who ws* operWa*
Ask For
»:EP& MARTIN.
year-old boy of foreign parentage, ies are feared as he suffers a great has, been spending the week with ated upon at Grand Rapids last
Back of Bank.
his family.
tcok a roll of bills containing $100 deal of pain.
week, ^rapidlyimproving.
- - Roy Adams was in Detroit the and his father's revolver whue his
Mrs. W. A. Bosenkrans returned It is reported that the Methodist
parents were ab*eut from home
last part of the week.
Tuesday from a visit with friends church will offer a high-class enterWednesday afternoon, July 31st;
tainment course this winter.
in Lansing.
—Found:—A pocketbook on Mc- After putting ou his best clothes he
Howard Pettibone is spending a Mr. and Mrs. George Mason will
Arthur ^^a few--rods-west-^f-baak. we&t to the & r , £ ; £ & 5 Centra! depot
few days at the family cottage at leav«2 this week for Arcadia, where
The ow^ler car have same by prov- aud told a number of boys whom he
they will spend a, few weeks.
ing property and paying cost of met there that he was going to ChiLong Lake.
TH/.T
TILL
INTEREST
YOU
advertising. W. LA. Knight.
cago on the night train. While
G. L. Cornstock was operated Miss Lois Weed, who has acceptplaying w?*h the revolver near the
upon
at the Miller hospital in Owos- ed a position in Detroit, is spending
Notice to TJaxpayera.
station, it was accidentally dis- Phone in your news items.
a few days at her hen-* here.
so Tuesday.
charged.
The
bullet
struck
the
Notice is hereby given that he
Old papers for sale at the Journal The Davis-Harder reunion will be Miss Irma Arnold, of Ovid, ia
tax rolls for the several wards 6i"«be brick wall and rebounding hit the office.
held Monday, August 12th, at Me- visiting this week at the home of
'
city of Cornnna are now in.my boy on the leg. He fainted and
Mr. and Mrs. «!cn Seynolds.
hahdsfajid I am ready to receive was unconscious several minutes. Tell everyone you see to "Swat Curdy park.
At a physician's office, where he that fly."
Mr. and Mrs. John Welch left Rev. £ . J. Cross will preach at
taxes during banking hours,
was
taken,
an
e»m»!=tiou
proved
Tuesday
for a week's outing at the Baptist chnrch in this city both
C H A R L E S E. C A R L A N D ,
Mrs: G. M. Beemer was in Vernon Xorth Branch.
Snnday morning and evening.
City Treasurer. that the bullet had not even Tuesday.
bruised the skin. Schnmer did not
Frank Doty, of Pontine, waa a William Brands haa been cutting
go to Chicago.
Mtta Esther Nickels spent Mon- guest
at the hom£ of William lind- the tops^ont of his trees near his
Wilfred McGnrr was found guilty day ia Doranu.
residence on Shiawassee avenue.
sey on Sunday.
in the municipal court at Owosso Seal Morse returned Monday evenMr. and Mrs. James Orth have
The W. R. C. has invited tbe By- returned
Wednesday, Jnly 31st, of permit- ing from Detroit.
from a week's visit in
ting noisy and) boisterous talking Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wren are ron corps to meet Saturday, AugustClare, Bay City ana Henderson.
10th, with them.
in his home in violation of a city visiting in Detroit.
H. E. Nickels has added a new
ordinance. He wasfinedthe costs
electric
sausage machine to hia
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Morton,
of
in the case aniouiing to $23,,86. His Miss- Margaret Harmon spent Flint, visited relatives here Satur- equipment
at the Central Meat
UNION
son, Bert, who wea^aacTicted by * Sunday in Pontiac.
M*rket«
day
and
Sunday.
jury 'the- ^vio^day of intoxica- Samuel Fox, of Arcadia, was in
ia oaa is which the aurcAtat
Uauelf has implicit iaita—
tion wasfined$20.15..
Cornnna this week,
else he xroold aot ad-refti** it.
Stiram was raistd in the toilers of Mra. Albert Serr is confined to
Yon are sate ia patrenixtat tke
the plant of the Kstey Co., Owos- her home by illness.
merchants whose ads
in this piper hecansi
so, and the whistle bioT^n last week
goods are cp-to-date aad serar
Wednesday evening for the first I. D. Derr, of Detroit, has been
shopworn.
time siuce the tornado wrecked the visiting relatives here.
9
factory on November 11th.
aa-aaw^aT-arr^sacaaBeMCBB
Mrs, Tower Jackson is recovering
| George Hayes, or Morrice, was from her recent illness.
found in an unconscious cdadition Mr. and Mrs. John Elkins k.>ent
one night last week at the farm Sunday in Grand Rapids.
home of George Sehmitgal near that
village. He remained in that con- John Hatch has returned to Dedition for more than an hour. The troit after a visit in this city.
attack was due to overwork in the Mr. and Mrs. Harry BeU are visitgravei pit.
Haves has never ing in Detroit for a few days.
fully recovered from an attack of
HERE'S no longer any question but what the baker's
typhoid fever which he had this Mrs. Mattie Elinkman, who has
been
in
Marceilus,
is
in
the
city.
product equals home-made bread in every respect,
spring.
and unless the wife is an exceptionally good bread
Prosecuting Attorney Joseph i±>
A call for a convention of Prohi- Collins
maker she can't begin to equal this DICKSON & SONS'
was in Bancroft Tuesday.
bitionists of the county to be fceM
ELECTRIC. Eqen if she could equal it, she can't attempt
!
in the i \ W, C> A. parlorr at Owos- Seven young ladies from Miirrice
to
make it fresh every day, and freshness is half the bread.
so on September Wth, has been is- picnicked at MeCurdy park Sunday.
Ju<t try it a week and you won't trouble yourself about the
•sued ivy (Coaaty: Chairman George Ray £erkam> of La»aing was a
brcadmakiug any longer.
^
P. Caster, of MioMtetmry towushtp. guest of meads here over' Sunday.
The perpew trfthe convention is to
elect 2S delegates aad £9 alternates Mies Almedia Go ward is spending
to the state convention to be held in the week with her sister near Alma.
Lansing ou September 24th.
Rev. James Fisher, who has oeen
ill
for some time, is slowly improvGasoline
instead
of
kerosene
was
TIR^ steady growth of the Citizens*
ing.
ased
to
fill
the
matps
at
the
ComSavings Bank indicates a strong
mercial house at Morrice, Wednes- Miss Lu^y Tsehan has accepted a
Ive policy«
day, Ju4y 31st. As a result, two position in the Hudson store in Deexplosions occurred that night and troit.
caused fires which damaged the
CatitaL SS0.000.
Total Assets. $1,000,000
hotel to the extent of $200. The Miss Phoebe Sbick, of the register
first c^oatoa occurred ia the roomof deeds' office, is enjoying a week's
ot T. W. Tewkebmy, proprietor of vacation.
1
A
-* '
4 M k
Oar New Beea-i: Sausage
Real
Sausage.
ONLY ONE WEEK
At Nickels' Market
Factory Sale Prices
i
1
Special 530o.pd'"'d^
Cow
,;-W-
Lase
$150.00
A Free Musical
v
>
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—
—
LET US
SHOW
7
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;
t
Reynolds'
Drug Store
Yes
ic
wishing Ice can
get it promptly
by calling
Phone
410
owosso
Local It^rnS
T
- ta
f
The Advertised
Article
;
(
Dickson & Sons
Bread
TRY JOURNAL LINERS
>
-SAY3NCS BANK, OWOSSO
Charles S- Carland
PHONE 8-2
1-7*.
Cut inch 1»
txxtk W. Shiptiaau passed aa a*>1 carefully. There's always bargainsof state reward road, north of the Or V.
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ayti**..-^ rcr??* e s t a t e Board [is tbs ads. Yo* havs to road themcity, ss a speedway, k the com plaint *. .4
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of Sn^ming at Lansing last
oli -? y«u»»!l iai*f one, and surely that is comingtofeWirrE J He* 11.. '.4
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nek from varies*
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ol Flint, viaited^heir pstfcmta, Sbat- The Schaar-Young families held eheriu
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m u n i s * * endanger life and limo uuJ s.t.
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a reunion r>icnic jst MiK^miy park show
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retard
for
rigs
thai
are
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7.
oon.
Nearly
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Denver,
proceeding along the highway. Mr. «. .4
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relatives were present and Herrick
Goto., hasMtGfe^l^fim nf^er a
lias taken steps to investi- 1.# . 1 7 .4Ch.a. l.SS
.144 «.£« t-7?
Man
vims with Mi 11 ironsJtnme ia this vsfcisng, names and a biff supper gate the matter, and some arrests tin.
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1.4« Un*.
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may follow.
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Mr; and Mrs. J^)*#Bfcext and fltten Montfort, who has recently 'Ton
know that liner thai I had 18.-.,
IS...
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been
working
in
the
intaveet
of
the
two riiildren kft sfrgaany for a
in the paper last week abont re- 14.. .4 F. 1.12 14« 4 9* 2.6* 12
lion
Motor
Company
at
Adrian,
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week's visit in Flushing mith rela*
4.9« 2.42 12
was in the oity for a few days the duced prices Saturday on certain 1«.., .4
1.12 .14« 5.«2 2.22 12
tives.
17...
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I nasi. w*c£, b?* hrft Monday for shcest'' queried fit** Banders of 1«..
2.S2 .145 4.C1 2.31 •1'*
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Mhses Bttth and Ruby Mason O^att«ao£*. Teua , where he has a *V Journal this week, "wdl, that 1».
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4
llinereaoghiikb eye of a party in
spent the week-end witb their broth similar but s better position
to
thenc* on W . M .
1
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«
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Cn.
I Bancroft aad they psid thi* plaee a
er, Kara, WHo is camping at Long;
2«.
Farmers about the county are visit Satnrday and took away a few ThowjApjgor:. I.«T .14« z.:s 2.1« 1«
Lake.
1«
VI7 .14«
holding onto their, hav, had prices pair of shoe*. Yes, 1 goes*, I will «1.
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l%eherdof daerai the park now are tending upward becaoue they advertise through the liners every tt.
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numbers ten.. Steps will be taken are afraid if .she kind of weather week." This speaks well of the 24., .4
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by the oouneil toMiapoae of half of that this vicinity has been suffering Journal as an advertising agency 25..
24
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the number.
during tbe past ten days prevails for business men in all parts of the 27. . .4 R «.«3 .14* 7 » 8 2.'<S 1«1«
28. . .4 K 0.1S .14« 8.22 2.32 1«
coanty.
.4 F . P.»7 .14« 7.2$ 2,82 IS
2»..
Petty Duffey iz assisting on the long, there will be &o fodder.
F . 1.71
mail wagon daring the absence of A menu of creamed potatoes, meat A warfare of dies is being waged 1301 . .. .4
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lijB, brother, Wiliiaji, who ia taking
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3.42 .14« £.2« 2.2«
sandwiches, beet pickles, fruit salad, by the business men of Perry. They
3 1* .14« 5.6« 2.1« 1«
hia v*/;stion. *
coffee, cake as! sherbet wiil be bars £rr»uged a number of neve* 33.. .4
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5.37 .14« 5.«0 iM 1«
$4.,
3 42 14« 5.7« 2.«« 1«
Eight girl friends of Miss Esther served by a geuwid Miiimiittee of fly traps* taking pw^es of screen, a» 5 . . .<
.4
3.17 ,14« «.09 £ » 4 1«
DeFern, ot Owosso, s%ve a picnic the Baptist Social Union at Mrs. round (Lata is niade of the material 3«.. :4
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4.55 .347 5.SS
Monday afternoon at McCurdy park Mark Martin's next Tuesday after- which is over a frame and stands on
3 19.44
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S.ii
noon.
The
gentlemen
are
also
in3
9
.
legs,
a
cone
leads
nn
into
the
trap
04
3 17.82
in her honor.
vited.
line, thenc* on B. Lewim.
and a bait of banana or eookie is 4«. 38.«?.4 Ch. to
5.12 •47 4.»» 3.1«
t 17.98
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Force reused, underneath the cone. This
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turned to Lo4iagton thefirstx£ the Justice McBride awarded William attracts the dies away from the storeAl
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«47 5M S.«8
3 18. «4
ivsek after a.visit with Dr. and Mrs. MeCaffery, of Rush township, a doors, and when the trap ss fell 43. .4
3 18.1«
5.2« .«47 5-1S I T S .
judgment of $ 8 5 5 against Thomas which occurs often the whole thing 44. .4
Wa!*r>r Parker.
3 19.41
2,47 2.47
45.
.4
4.87
.•47^
Amos, of the sametownship,Mont 1«L9£
.4
5.74 .«47 4.«£ 3.1«
The re-jfuh* meeting ot the TV. C. day. The ease was heard some time >3 submerged in water to drown the 4«.47. '.4
4.5«
2.«S
5.»4
.«47
3
1€.S*
T, C. will be postponed from this ago but the jury disagreed and the flies, the result is that the town is48. .4
«.14 .•47 4.34 5.4»
3 1«,»2
.4
4».
S.SS .«47 4.S4 2.C9
3 1«.»2
week on recount of .tcje picnic at thematter was left with the court to nearly without flies.
se. .4
3 '«.«
«.14 .«47 4.44 2.24
park on Friday.
.4
51.
3 14.S2
«.«• .«47 t>4 1.S9
deeide.
A family reunion wis held 8an- 61.3a
X \*.1«
4LS7 .«47 3.7« « . U
I^bbse Byrnes, of Owosao, Elijah WJ hiding, 61, and Blise
51.39 to «nd In Orate croasiai roaO.
^^^'iJA^t
bridge
1«3.«2
duel operater 'ir. the toad Union ATSoeriBg, © , ^ & . c f Corccns,*W. Blkinsinthiserty. Fnrtymste fnehe*.M., _N W , Cor.
^ • .
^ephene office, is enjoying a two*
—»_ by F . J. were present. Au»>ug thcic rrosi • B . M . '.4X>» oi u u l v « i t " t t SS £31* Sf!
married Thursday
wees* vaesfom.
- <a^kins, a Free Methodist minister. est Cf tews» were: Mrs Lrr«»v 8h«D FJL.93.«3 taefiea.
Myrtle C^cegg and child- B, * L , T o p of steel I U W * i U n a t a u i ,
Hiss E&aa IiooW, who has been Mr. Herding is active in Free Meth- Sf^'Mrs.
ren,
of'
California;
Mr. and Mrs. m. 1Z.SS t....Saa.
odist
e«ureh
work,
and
tsn
carpenvisiting at Cleveland, Ohio, fer the
HT7CSGTNB. Surveyor. '
Wilson Md Mr, and Mrs..: - « a M jib GSO.
win be offered as feliaws
summer, has been quite ill recently ter by trade. They will reside in Thomas
David Coop, ol liiddletOTrajV-31>; to-wtt; c^e open w o r k w u i iw « # e r e i
Cornnna,
but is recovering.
in oae seetuw and the tite w o r k »11»"»*
and Mrs. Adam Smith and family, offered
one seetson, A H person* M d the ioitit Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Coon and family. dte?: CiBn ?W«
Justke McBride awtrded (faster An invitation to
woi'k. (wtthout b a v i n s
elnbs, glennr Mr. and Mrs. John Cotiard and his bend*mca. there at the time, ar.d
Bead a judgeaat of fSl by d&fissst
plaee) w i n lie required to—ds^is*? a
against I N . Vite, of Bennington era and granges of the eonnty at family, Mr. and Mrs. Georgn Fresi, eertlSed
eheell for One Hundred (SlP^v
McCurdy
park
August
23,
has
been
township, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Broekrwny sad D o l l a r s I K J * w i l l be req*tred for furnishing u i e att follows t o - w i t : Seventyextended to aU gnfcnttttorial eandi
Mr- IMekfcson, of Harrietts, ia djten, according to JL B. Cook, Mrs. A. Smith aiw baby, of Owos- seven afid ttti one-hundredths (77.5«)
rods of t w e l v i . (1¾) Inch ttte and sevtaking 4oc*jpn ahuite' plana at the who left Sunday nighfto attend tfae so: Mr. and Mrs. Brace nSkit&s, of enty-three
a n d sixteen one-hundredth*
Durand;
William
Kikins,
of
Cedar
Ann ArUr depot Mr. Shialte is Bull Moose convention at Chicago.
(73.1S) rods of Wxteeh (1«) Inch U!e to
Springs.
_be delivered oi\ the ground »>y said
enjoying hm vacation.
drain. T i l * to vbe number one harH
Corunna Lodge, F. snd?A. M.,
«;lay • t l l e i . \ • • - ; > ' • ^ '
Miss Bessie Tate, a fomter teaeherhas bees vi!*™**** *o attend a icon at yestr extfratfofl date burned
If aaid Job Is \\et by section*, tho
in the Omnaa seboob and tsrnn is sehool of instruction at Owosso oh
section at the outltit of the s a i d D r a i n
w i l l be let first, and the remaining secnow tasen**c aiHoUy, Oste..» the Tcesday, Sept. 3d. The session
tion* In their order up stream, i n acgtf«st of Maw Irene Ensne.
ope** at two o'clock, when the first
cordance w i t h the diagram now on Ql?
w i t h the other papers pertaining to
X
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L
t
s
m
s
Q
o
r
n
s
t
a
i
w
degree
will
be
conferred
by
Lain**Maxabstt TOfean, s retiirdd teassaid Drain, 1» the office of the C o u n i v
bsttf Lodge, following by the escort
COXTBtACT'.
er, and ssSeij ot Osroaso. has *
D r a i n Commissioner' ot the said Counis H e r o s r O K t n , T b a t W e , ties of Shiawassee and Genesee,
by Cortuuusu In the eroing Owos- J o Notle*
w«ieH
and
a n B e u t V £ ! i audi A . H_ B*f4, C o o n t y reference may be had by a l l parties i n so
will
put
on
the
third,
i
>
n
i
a
CouuMaaiouars
of
t
a
a
C
o
a
a
t
t
«
a
of
terested, and. bids w i l l be nuade and rethe httsjmifaUtttFon
last
S s t * w a a * « « a a d <J«e«a«* aa-t State of ceived accordingly. Contracts w i l l b#
Mr. and Mrs. Was. It Jaeobs asicfeljras, w i l l , s a tlto M t * day of A u - made
w i t h the lowest responsible bidA , D . I M S , at i h « r M l d a a c e ' ^ t der g i v i n g adequate s e c v i i t r for t h spent the week end in Wfndiate fuat.
W t n i a n T h « a i | i a a a on S a c 1», ou* a n d perfwrmaiMNt of the w o r k , i n * sum
nark reterning on Monday. 1 ¼ oa«*baif
utU«« a o r t a o f I>nnoa on 1¾* then and there t a be fixed b y me. rec t r U s « l a tit* tewaanJp ot Venice, serving to myself the r i g h t i a reject
resort is n bt&atifnl chstin of lakes; ctao uaaid
with Mr, and Mrs. J«
County of Sfetawaasea at ten ary
and a l l bids. The date for tb*
with a hotel and amadous cottages «r«*oefc fa
tit* faraaaaa ot t h a t day.
of such contract, and t>e
Mr. ssji Mm Pwjadoa Prnay
on the East Shore Une.
KvtB-ytiingi pruc««4 to rccwlVe oiAn far tSa c o n - completion
of payment therefor, shall a n *
tetlalwsi Mrs. J>. M. I"wwy, of is in foil swmg and pleasure and struction ot a certain t>raln fcaowa and term*
w i l l be announced at tba time a u i
aa "Slack D r a l a . " located place of letting.
Chernning, ssd hsr maher Jroen Co- fish abound. Windjate park is 42 Sea'xn*t«d
aa«
ratabUakctf \» the Tawuahlp of
Is F u r t l i c r Hereby Olven. T h a '
runna Snnday—Perry News Item. Uea from Corunna on the D. <t M* t l a / t a a >n the C&uat? o f Q*T?«w«e and at Xotlcx
the tim* and place of said l e t t i n g ,
th* Township of Vratce, tu Said County or at such othtr time and place thereMrs. Loess* Stowell, s retident of
of ShiawaaM*, a r d de*crfb«a aa tot- after, to which I, the County Drair.
.
the third ward, eeleWated her 90*h A petition, asking for the reatora tawa, t o - w i t :
Commissioner aforesaid, may adjourn
F " T H E the same, the assessments for benefit*,
bdrtboky-awverssry Thursday se v- tion to. his former standing, of > JR< NU lCJ iKi » D ROAFI NS" CARJVT OB T S O
^ C C l F l C A - and
comprised w i t h i n the
erai n4nghbots and tnendasssistisg Francis Rogers, formerly of Ver- TIOMS A N D ORAl>£ T A 3 L . B FOIt "blftcktheD rlands
a i n Special Assessment D i s T
H
E
COUSriUCCTlOH
O
F
T
H
K
trict," ana~ the apportionment thereof
her
non, has been $l*d in the probate S A t t C
w i l l be announced by me and w i l l be
Tl;e
s
l
«
e
k
D
r
a
i
n
]»
located
In
the
Miss Agnes Me3tamara is in Co- conrt. Rogers was adjudged insaiie Twp. af Clayton, coanty ot GeneaeQ subject to review for one day. from
o'clock' in the forenoon u n i i i ftve
rnnna *or a two weeks' vncstion. by the court some time ago, and was and i t a t e of M i c h l s a n aad w a * *ur- nine
o'clock In the a i t e r Q w n .
committed
to
the
Poetise
hospital.
v*>ed A p r i l 15. 1912, for A. H . Held.
Mrs.
W. A. C^nJey is taking her
The following is a description of the
County D r a i n (-Tomniiisloner o f Qene- several tracts or parcels of land conplaee in the stow.^Morriee News Sinee that time lie has been released,
county. >
s t i t u t i n g the Special Assessment Disand is now said to be living in se« Said
Item.
Slack D r a i n b$lng loegled aa trict of said Drain, eta:
Lapeer/
follows to-wft: Commcnclns •
t Pt
The
following Is a description of the
Boy Cornford, the. recruiting offiK. 43 D c s .
nnd Dt>c «.4« C h . trom tracts
or parcels of land located In tbe
th«
»W.
C«r.
Sec.
I
I
of
C
U
y
t
o
n
T.
7
X
.
Township «f Clayton. (T7n R SE.),
cer, aad H. A. Cornford, of Fort Even with the third party launch- R. 5 E . and o w » as follow*:
of Genesee Michigan.
Sill, Olka., visited their brother, ed in this county Shiawassee is not On tbe fi. S. h* SW. % FTL of Said County
4 acres In the S W cor. of S W V i of
18, V . C . V a n Letw owoer. North NVVfc, Hoc. 18.
William Cornford, tbe first of the presenting a political fight of suffi- See.
9.«7
Ch. to M. line or said land at a
The
N W frlfc of the S W frlfc. Sec.
cient
proportions
tc
make
it
interPt. •.27 Oh. E . of N W . Cor. of fame. 18.
^o&k.
'' {••••,
It's a tame affair. Office Wbole D i a l , on aaid land 9.C7 Cb. or The W % of the N»i of Stt of S E f r l
Mrs. Lney Shep an^ Mrs. Myrtle esting.
Rd.
••
holders
are
sorry, and the people 38.«S
K Sec. 18.
Kunninif thence on the M. % &. %
Cregg and children left for their do not seemnot
The
W % of the 8½ of 8¼ of S E f r l
to
care.
Remarking
on
SW.
%
aaid
Sec.
18,
Jas.
Mas
tin
owner.
homes in California, Monday, after the third party, we pause to bold North 10.02 C h . to N . line of said land ^4, Sec. 18
E ! 4 of N W % « i , 1« acres in
being guests of relatives in this eityonr breath. Nothing to say. -Da- at a P t . *.27 Ch. E . ot N W . Cor. of theThe N ENcorner.
Sec. 19.
same.
Whole
Dlst.
on
aaid
land
19.92
aud vicinity.
The
N
W
H
of
N W % and that r a r t
rand Express.
Ch. o r 4«.«8 R d .
of
tyc
ot
l y i n g west of the
n n l n s thence on the N . % S W . % a T. R. R . R i g h t of
George L-, the twelve-year-old Sparks from a passing locomotive Frl.K u said
W a y , See. 19.
Sec. 18, W . M . ThomBaon
T h a i part of the 8¼ of S«4 o f
NW%
eon of Mr. snd Mrs. J. P. Boedisneli,
OTmer. North 17,«9 Ch., thence E a s t l y i n g west of the Q. T. R
. R
R . Sec,
Sec. 19
who was aertotssly injured last weekA. W. Green near the App'^rbor «.«2 Ch.. tfteuce North 1«2 C h . t o North A l l of that part 1: n s R. wost
of the
whew the family horse trampled enn^tontheroof
of th^ hay))
b a r n w s o 1 e % & ' £ " Q.1». T. R. R . of the K ^ Of S W % S e c
depot Monday morning,
nui was
n i n g thence on the >V. % W . %
upon him, is recovering^ nicely.
put out without much difiMniiy, en- NW.b a n %
That portion of land l y i n g n o r t h of
said Sec. 18. & L e w i s owner.
the
O. TV R . H . ot ths S w f c of the
North
11.70
Cb.
i
o
tertslnss
!="dra!!»
tailing
only
a
small
loss.
The
usual
Mr. and Mrs, A. C. Marshall, of
SVf% on Section 1 9 .
rvnnlnar
West
acroa*
h
l
s
h
w
a
y
.
Whole
Bay City, visited here the tot of trouble was experienced in findingDist. on a a i d laad 11.7« C h . o r ««.8« Tbat part e f the N E K o f 8M'% l y i n g
N of the G . T. R . R. Section 19.
the week with Miss Edith Marshall a team to haul the cart, bnt the city Rda.
The
following 1« a description of the
Slack D r a i n terminates at
a
bnt left Tnesday for Grand Rapids. team hooked on five minutes after Pt, Said
«.»2. Oh. East, and 11.7« C h . N . of several tracts or parcels of land located
the W . % post said Sec. 18 of C l a y - in the Township of Venice. (T 7 N R
They made the trip with an auto. the alarm had sounded.
4.5} County of Shiawassee Michigan.
ton T. 7 N . R. 5 E .
Mr. and Mrs. Leor Forster, of If a clerk in the near ilntc ?e bands T o t a l length of said Slack D r a i n Is Tbe S E 4 acres of 8% ot S E * of N E
265.5« Rda.
%, Sec. 13.
Flint, were guests Sunday of the ont a coin with buffalo and Indian 51.39 C b . or SseetftcaSfoa*.
5 acres of N ' * of N E K of S E *
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. heads on it, don't start a fuss and The line of the drain as described 'n Sec E 13.
these
minute*
of
surrey
is
the
center
Montfort. Mrs, Forster is spend- accuse him of trying to short change line thereof, and the r i s h t - o f - w a y re- E 12 acres of 8 ½ of X E % of S E U ,
ing the remainder o* the -creek here. you. It is rumored that TJDcle Sam quired for the, construction of same Sec The 13.B 30 acres of S E * of S E * , Sec
will shortly retire the present fiveand deposition or tbe earth excavated
Sam Lavighta and Herman Levin, cent pieces and begin tha coinage of therefrom w i l l be one hundred (1««) IS. The E 40 acres of N «0 acres ot N E * .
taken in equal widths along: e i - Sec
24.
two Russian Jews, are spending a new style of nickels with a buffalo feet
ther side
aaid center line
to-wtt,
E 4« acre* of S «0 acres of N
twer.fy dajs in the county jail. head on one side and the likeness of tifiy <50) tc et on each side of said 120 The acres
of N E * . Sec. 24.
center.
They plead guilty to the charge of noble red man. cn the other.
Grade stake* are spaced at the uni- Sec. The 24.E 35 acres of S 40 acres of N E *
disorderly conduct in Durand last
form distance impart of four (4) rods
Mrs. Charles Doan, a widow liv- an<l are n u m b e r ^ consecutively from Sec.The 24.E «0 acres of the N * of S E *
week.
the beginning of said drain to its tering on Mack etr?et, during a faint- minus.
The
S E * of S F * Northwest of the
Bearings xIven are >aken In
Mr. and Mrs. William Knight left ing
spell
Monday,
fell
on
the
walk
the same direction. A l l grade stakes G. T. R. R . and 2 acres i n N E cor. o l
Tnesday for Negannee where they in front of her home, fracturing her must be preserved, »nd in no wise dis- S W * of S E * . S e c 24.
Now,
Therefore, *.lf\ unknown and
i f destroyed rhrougrh contracwill visit their son. They went by hip and injuring her spine. On ac- turbed;
tor's negligence, w i l l he reset at his non-resldcnt persor . owners and perway of Milwaukee aud will take a count of the advanced age of the expense.
sons Interested in the above described
lands, and you E . » C o r n w a l l . Bert
trip north along the shore of Lake woman, doctors declare it is doubt- All measurements given in the l o c a - Lewis,
Horace Slacl , Elisabeth Slack,
tion of the center line of t*ils proposed
Michigan.
ful if the bone will ever knit. Only drain are in chains and hundredth* o i ?arah M . A t w e l l , W i l l i e Thompson,
land surveyor's nvjo.s^ire of Jatnes Mors ten, V . E . V a n U e n . Nettie
There were thirteen prisoners con-a few months ago, Mrs. Doan suffer- afourchain
I*leu, tiottle Benjamin, John Cro( 4 ) rods to the chair, of one hun- Van
dred (100) links.
run,
Ernest Gazley, Norine Crosby, J .
fined in the county >ail last week ed a slight stroke of paralysis.
E . Donahue, and you Fred
A l l timber w i t M n the l i m i t s of ths M. W i c k ham.
which is the largest number that If Arthur H. Dumondreceivestl e excavation
and .oerm to be cut and Todd and H a r r y Touells, Supervisor anc»
)>ft? be«?n locked up ther* st, one Republican nomination for register removed b*yynd the depositions of Jfighway Commissioner of the T o w n ana within tbe rtght-of-war/. On ?hip 'of Clayfon, and you J . D. Benjamin.
time since Sheriff Herrick took his of deeds and is elected he will serve earth
the open work aU excavations !>'«?ll be K, Slack, W m . F . Baldwin, C. Cronln, S.
oath of office.
removed at least three (3) feet from N. Baker, Nora Crosby, M. Donahue Est,
the eonr'ty of Shiawassee as faith- the
top edffe or banks. Suitable open- and
you George Serr and J e r r y Self.
The Misses Tvah and Vivian Bil- fully as ne has served the city of ings must be left or made through the Supervisor
a « d H i g h w a y Commissioner
c t earth to afford a free of the Township of Venice, are hereby
himer entertained a* a thimble party Owosso and ho will keen every depositions
of surface water at
such notified that at the tims and placi*
Friday afternoon in nonor of Miss pledge he makes daring tne cam^ passage
places a,"! the general surface may de- aforesaid, or at Buch other time a n l
'
Theo Cornell. A five course dinner paign. He pledges himself not to mand.
piace f.hereafter to which salu hearThis proposed drain w i l l be
con- trig may be adjourned, I shall proceed
was served at six o'clock. Covers ask for any compensation for any structed
tile drain from Sta. 0, to to receive bids for the construction of
service hs renders the county ex- Sta. 37.«5,a and
were laid for ten.
trom here to us ter- f * i d "Slack Drain," In the manner herecept
th*
salary
fixed
for
the
office.
minus i s to be constructed an open inbefore stated; and also, that at such
The Corunna schools wU} open
drain, thre# (3) feet wide on bottom. time of l e t t i n g from nine o'clock in the
untU five o'clock i n the afTuesday, September 3d. Supt- A. Fox «% Mason, furniture manu- Rise o f tile t o - b e (12) twelve iseh forenoon.
ternoon the assessment for benefit*
from
Sta.
a
i
o
Sta.
19.31
or
77*4
R
d
*
.
;
faeurers
of
Corunna,
are
dVwjrous
M. Walsworth was here last week
the lands comprised Trlth/.n the
and
<1«) s i x t e e n Inch tile from Sta. and
Slack D r a i n Special Assessment Dispreparing for next year's work. of establishing a factory in Ovid, 19.3« t o Sta. 37.C6 o r 711« R d a
A U **rU) excavated on tne tile w o r k tricts w i l l be subject to review.
He has rnished his work
ypsi- using the village building. They shall
be replaced on the tile, which
And
T o u , and Each of Y o u , Owner*
will
take
stoek
in
the
firm
t
>
u
d
conlanti for tbe summer.
Is net to be covered until
inspected. and persons Interested In *be aforesaid
duct the business, provided a suffiearth to be put In the h i g t w a y lands, are hereby cited to appear at
The annual examination of candi- cient local capital ean be aecored to Nowithout
the consent of the
highway tbe time and place of such l e t t i n g as
dates for teachers' certificates in buy stock. Tomorrow, Friday after- . omulsaloner., On the open work, aforrsaid, and be heard with respect
slopes shall be one and one-halt to such special assessments and your
the county will be held Thursday noon, arraagemeT)U have been madebank
(1½)
hcriaontal to each foot in depth, interests in relation thereto, \t you so
nnd Friday, August 8th and 9th, at for those who are interested to go as shown in the annexe^ grade tabid desire.
which is made a part of thea* "n«cwJohn Boutwell, County D r a i n Comthe Corunna school building, nnder to Corunna and iasnoct the fsctorv cat
ion a
missioner of the County of Shiawassee
the direction of County School Com- there.—Ovid Register Union.
A i l measurements given In tho a n A . H . Re Id, County Drain Commisnexed grade table are in feet
and sioner of the Countv of Genesee.
missioner Howard Slocum,
* foot
Dated at F l i n t , Mich., J u l y 26, A . D.
That automobile owners of the hundredths ofttxade
Irafcl*.
*
1913.
You haven't read the news until conn ty are using the two-Tr.Ue stretch«t* B i t
F I Od Ct New T i l e B o t Tap
the ids in this paper <«* gone over
y o t t
n o t
a-
. 1 4 (
QUARTER
Ail
Shirt Waists in the store are marked
at reduced prices*
Also Special prices
on Skirts.
BBtterick Patterns, 10c and 15c
« , « «
» 1 .
OFF
O.
M. B E E M E R
Dry
Goods and Notions.
Phone 61.
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n
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The Corunna Journal
t
» TOR. W I S E X C I v i ^ l V B h l H B , : * I
The
Peters Pitken Company line of
BARN PAINT
r
and it is some paint The price will
remain the same as we have regulatly
sold it at.
It is guaranteed for five
years and has a good luster all the
time.
Corunna Hardware
/
COMPANY
MM
i0
EXCrlLJENT RULES GIVEN FOR
Eradication of Canada Thistle3 IMPROVING SWEET CORN SEED
TEfimBLE
Culture will do much f o r *
TWO
out it will sot permit her to encase
gracefully.
Of
CARES
KlliwWOR«l CURED
A ruazJ*.
By fteslnoi. ItcMtto and Di«fl«irins>
"Birds of a fegtasr Sock together."
Chicfcko. VK June «. » « : ' " ^ . , ¾ * !
"How
about a rooster and a crow V daughttr
a r u t i n s »re. 'wtdesi I
was toW was a wet ringworm, oa turn
back ot her head from ear to «*r, auS
Too S>**py.
atee one wHic*» spread from ona hip t*
tho othfcr, extendi!* from the ^* * « *
Physician—Wbat can I do for you? They
Itched h« fiontinually. She Sad t*
Patient—My foot gets ; 'eep often be carried en * pillow. t.»d ^pishta «h*
not sleep ^ , * ^ ^ ^ , , ^ * ^ ¾
and I want something to
It In- <»u!d
She Buffered terrtWyj• .-nd , *
* l *"i
•omnia.
contlnuai!/. I bousht . ^ i w l
Soap aaj
Reiilnol Ointment, and
***** my child wa* well•-SSdheertyv_
tn Practice.
Husband—Your extravagance Is aw- am Ave.
•
, .
ful,
when 1 aie you'll probably have
^ejwvUle. Pa., May i t - » « :
^ ^
sreateat pleaaure for mm
teaMfV *o th*»
to beg
Seritt of Beaiaol Soap • ^ ¾ " ^ ^
Wif«-Well, I should be better off meat in the treatment 0 ' rtuTWv t r J .
which T '
'** .Ji^ ' • . / ' . ' *
than some poor woman w^o never had team
week* until I found a perfect v ^ . is
any practice.—London Opinion.
BoainoL
•Tha trouble ^gan^wHh •weraltch ng.
anracttns- ray face; and neck. Then burrSound* (Setter,
Ing *A *n. tausins me to lo»e a lot of
The feeling of ^\^ay men with re- Bleep. I?r aU, thera wer* a dosea fairly
iarge sores, with a»nrs»jl\JSS%m
gard to i^hlic ofhee Is mucb the same aerer, were very iinalshtly. r tried
••W'
ao that which a certain distinguished reM«dle» without' ajuch renef until a
happy thousht *Mwek.me t«.*J£*<*£2
Frenchman had toward the academy-^ Soap
and oTntmect It muU ahort work
that group of forty who are called of
rin*lror»,
<agn*d) « . A On»V
"the Immortal*.** He was asked one land.
Tour druswist sefto Reshm! Se#u 2««:
day why be did not propose his candidacy for the academy.
write to Dept S K . Bealael Cham. C«...
"Ah," aald he. -if i -applied mad were BaltUBore, « A
admitted, some one might ask, 'Why
-e»c'—.-tory*» Wa* HlfM.
Is be In itf and I should much rather
Mrs.
hU*oa'« colored
hear it asked. 'Why Isn't h* In It?'
Martha,
wis f^ompmaing of he
Christian Register.
band** hesith.
-Why.
Is he stek, Msrtnaf'
Making Htatsarf at Heme.
Mrs.
afsson.
. .Doris wa« r a d i s Q i t?«e? * recent ad-:
"He'«
ve'y poly, mn'sss, paly," sadtUoa to turn ramiiy, a u d viiihed but
•wered
the
woman- «*Ha»* got tho exof the boas* to tell the new* to a passclamatory
rheumatism.**
ing neighbor.
^
"Taa
men Inffsrosistery,
*"OL, you don't know went we're gm
said
tha
patron. -Kxclajastcry
spstairsJ'*
'.
ta
cry
out,"
"What Is t t r
-lim a new hahy brother*"—ami «b« eonvictics: **dsT* what It is. S s hr>p
— s s . aa_ —
» s » . - s>-d A j
.
;:lt!c^ bsck ttpea her heel* and fold- a -_
ed her bands to watch the effect.
rt»S 5
*S t V a A t p v e a a f f l u
+ IsHislfii
"Ton
don't say ao!
Is he going to
Does • girt take a etfteh..Am thaa
when she menus tea cioca// ia
guess so;*'—very " thoughtfully
**H*s got hla things 02."
1
By It S. SHAW, Dean and Director, MJrnJgsu Agnvmhand Cgjueg*
Farmers Wbo
euro Most Snttcaasxai Plant E*u*ly« TJs* PlagU?
of Manure and High. Grade Commercial Fertilizer
and
EUop P l a n t s Clean F r o m Weeds s a d
1
Thoroughly Cultivated.
w
r
1
o u , d
1
,
f
t
T
M
Prize Winning Seed Cars.
(By C H A R L E S D. WOODS.)
; kernes to the bill and thm ta !«••<*
General observation show? beyond i the two best stalks »t»ndl»g in the
any Question that the farmers who j hill. Give the plots the best eultivaare most successful with sweet corn, ( tion you can.
are those who employ the following .j In the breeding-plot shoald be
rales: Plant early, use plenty of ma- ;planted the selected ear*. Each ear
sure and high grade commercial fer- should be planted te one row by ittilizer. keat> the corn clean from weeds self. (Thl* 1* called the ear-to-row
afirf wet! C5lt*v".t*4, €f> hot plant too system* The row* should be given
thick, use seed well adjusted to the the-S*rmb*r l?!>?5* by the e*r plasted
in it. Careful observation should be
locality is which It is to be grown.
K*co
The following detailed plan is u r a w i r made throughout the season.
up Cor the guidance of f a r m e r s Who rJn should be harf'e»i*d---s«paiSteiyw
desire to Improve their sweet corn ita yield d>termined and the ears from
it kept separate m a the ears from
Seed
all
other rows.
First Year's Work.
Tu toe first year's ^ e r £ towards an-, The seed from the best rows, those
irapro-ed strain of Beetf, only jhe field _showing_gi^atesr enrlTnes* and highselections of piente from which ears est yield of good onsiily corn and sto»rc later to be used for planting can be ver, should ue used to plant tbe propamade. These selections should be made gation plot tbe third yean: Reject a?l
of tbe growing pis tits in the field. In nubbin« and pooi ears.
choosing plants to be saved for seed
In tbe propagation plot of thl* yearlook out for the following points in plant tbe good ears from tbe previous
the order named. In jgotag over tbe year selection which were not used
field one should provide himself with th the breeding plot. It 1* desirable
some strfits of cheap bright colored though not absolutely neeessary in
cloth, about 2 feet long end i to 3 the propagation plot to detaseei ever/
inches wide. When a stalk 1* select- alternate. Detasselisg Is done by pulled to be saved for need one of thee* ing out sad throwing away the tassel
cloths shoald be tied- around it last (spindle) as soon ss it aopeer*. The
below tha tassel,
TM*
mark* the ears from the de4kaselcd row* are to
ba regarded s* the best seed, and
tho** from tho row* where the tassels
were aot rwasored as second best. The
fva etesaea shenld be harvested sad
cured eepamtely. Seed from tha de>
taseeled rows will probably be found
to yield better than that from the others.
Just as In tne previous year the beat
individual plants from both the breeding and propagation plots should be
marked with dethes and *»>ed Separately to furnish seed for tbe following rear's ear-ic-row breeding plot
Third *nv1 Succeeding Year * Work.
Plant on the ear-to-row system, tbe
individual
ear* delected the previous
Rack for Drying Sweet Corn.
year
in
the
breeding plot. , In the proThis may be made rat and
pagatiA plot plant seed from the
proof by covering top, bottom and ;
best rows of tbe preceding year. In
«ide» with \yire screen.
the propagation plot detassel 'every
7
The ease W difficulty experienced In t Thea put a hoed crop on the tMstie
Sredlcating Canada thistles denesdS patches tbe second year, unices they
oc the kind of soil snd the character are too nusserou* and scattered. If
of the crops in the rotation. As tbey inang-dds ©.» -.iiock beets or turnip* or
profiegate readily hy root-stalks which retshsga* are planted oa these patchran under ,'th* ground, they spread es and if the thistles are killed by
more rapidiy and are much more August drat, clover or grass seed eaa
dlnlcntt >tfi eradicate In loose, opaa, be sown among' tbo root* nnd covered
porous soils thaa in heavy day*. lightly with i. spike tooth drag. Tho
Otaia crops sre more favorable for foOowing ye/lr tho Sold will all be
their continuance than cultivated seeded. This succeeded admirably
crepe such i s corn, beans, roots, ete* with us Ir. eradicating quack grass.
providing the latter are properly cared
III. it Canada thistles are scatfor.
tered lu grain or pasture crop* and
L Canada thistles can be complete- are not too numerous, tbey caa be
ly eradicated In a strgis seaaoa" by subdued by the use of the thUtl/i spud
thorough summer fallowing, but this which can b* procured of any hardle an expensive system and should not ware dealer/though be may not keep
be employed unless an entire field has them hi stock. Mark tbe patch** In
bean taken possession of so as to some way or other and then cut the
make lt impossible to grow a crop
fbiailes off below the ground every
II. The best method Is to follow tec day* or so after tbey start In the
with two cultivated crops in succes- spring. This too! snd the method just
sion, as corn after corn, with manure described fire sstisfactory where the
applied between the two crops if pos- thistle* are not too numerous, as
sible. Cultivate thoroughly, using this- where new patches sre starting in „
tle sweeps on the cultivator, these pasture, grain crops, along fences, tn
are cultivator points with wings and l?nes, woodlota, e.c.
are fr>in eight to ten inches wide;
IV.
I have seen; Canada thistles
they Oar: *>e attached to almost any
completely
destrc>ed hy cmting them
cultivator with sweeps after the corn
close
to
the
ground witb a sscythe lust
U too big for a two-horse rig. Check
row corn if possible so as to cultivate as the blossoms opened, -but thia
both ways. If thistles are in patches probably will not otcur except where
which are hot. too numerous, give followed by dry weather and adverse
these spots more frequent cultivation growing conditions. It I* better not
than the balance of the field/ The to reply upon this method.
secret of success consists in keeping
Success can only be obtained In
the tfcistles underground; this done, combatting Canada thistles by followthoy must smother.
ing up tbe method,*, of eradication paIf two cultivated crops cannot be tiently and perseverlngly. Unfortugrown in succession and if the.this- nately the shortage and high price of
tles are not all killed the first year. labor too often prevent the farmer
BOW the clean portions of tbe field to J from doing the things he wants to at
grain and seed to clover or ' grass. j the proper dme.
a high grade herd without a very great
New
Queen of the
Dairy World
s
expense. Mixing breeds and the use
of grai^e, bulls has. kept Michigan cat-
tle
tar Welow the Standard tbey ought
to attain, if you ais Interested in thl*
proposition write to til* Michigan experiment station. Bast Lansing. Michigan, and ask for Circular 4 on "Tie
Improvement of Michigan Cattle."
With a record of 1,058.34 pounds of
butterfat producrkl in 3S5 days, BanosBetter Yield*.
tthe Belle DeK/jl, afive-year-oldHol- In England the average yield of
Bteln Friesiau cow owned by Dan Dun- wheat runs from 30 to 33 bushels to
mick A Bro., Ohio, becomes the new the acre. In Germany it average about
"Queen of the Dairy World." This 28 bushels. In the United State»-th*
wonderful cow produced during the average for the past ten years ha*
year 27,404.4 pounds of milk, testing been about 15 bushels. England get*
tM
per cent. fat. If made into but- ordinarily over 40 bushels of oat* to
ter, her fat production would eqaoii the acre, tbe United States gets less
1.322.9 pound* of butter or over 3½ than 34. The soil of England and
pounds per day for 365 days.
Germany has been bearing crops cenDining the time that Banostine Bell turies before our* knew the touch of
DeKol was in test sbe received nearly. a plow. These disparities :n yl*V!
U not all the tin te, more or leap en- must be due either to tbe Incompesilage and alfalfa^ When available tency of our farmers or to the deshe received roots and a mixed grain bilitation of our soli.
ration, the foundation of which was
brao and oats. The grain ration waa
Correcting Soft-Shelled £"99*.
varied to suit the conditions of the
Soft-shelled eggs may be caused by
cow from 25 pounds to as low as 9 lack of lime in the ration of the hen
pounds per day and the estimated av- and also may be due to the fact that
erage amount of grain fed was 12 to she Is out of conditio a, resulting from
14 pounds daily. She was also given too much corn in ' tb.« v&*ion. Jf th*
green food when it was available dur- former Is the cause the difficulty may
ing summer season.
be righted by acpplyln? old plaster ot
This cow is a wonderful example of ground oyster.shells, while in the latthe Importance and value of good ter wheat, bran or oats should be sub
breeding. Her pedigree include* a stituted for tbe bulk of the corn, snd
long li*£ of ancestors possessing high tbe Sock made to scratch for their
records. AU Michigan farmers cannot feed.
posses* animals of phenomenal ability but it is easily within the reach
IVeea Afford Comfort
of all to improve their herds to the
A few irees In the pasture edd
ft**T?.t?.? '?. ot profitsui« production byjrreat'.y to th* enwfort of the sheep
the use of pure bred sires. Tbe bull Is these days. If you can't tave them
one-half the herd ana tne coiir-tast use sst up a few pons and cover a bit ol
Of bulls of one breed will soon produce grosud over lor a shed.
s
r
tim
l
-
r —
•••• -•— •- •.
Awful.
- "
A West End woman caSed the attention of h^* husband to a littl* baby
which was tryingrto <4eep on the porch
of Its home oa the opposite side of
tbe street.
"H*i lying on the bare boards, isn't
11?** h**ob«ervi5d,
"Tet, they haven't even placed a
rag for tlte little chap to test his bead
on."
'
The basband took another look,
"And
what do you think of t h a t r
he ejaculated.
"Tbey haven't even
painted the hoatds."~To*ngal nwn
{%>.) Telegram.
K*d Cross Seat* Satna Prtntsd.
Sereoty-five mllKoa Ba^ Cross
seals are now being printed fer the
holiday sals of thee* satttaherrals*!*
stickers for 1S1Z. The National Aseaeiatioa for tbo Study sad
of Tuberculosis, which In
with tbe American Red Cross win eonduet the sale, make* taic' issaeiec*ment and stated further that the oatlook thl* year Is bright for-a higher
•ale than ever before.
Tbe seal this year is said to be the
best of Its kind that the Red Cross
bas ever issued. The design I* la
three colors, red, green and gray. A
Santa Claus head in the three colors
is shown In the center surrounded' l>y
holly wreaths. In each corner ts a
alternate row. The seed from the de- small red cros*. The seal bears tbe
tasseled row will be the beat seed. greeting, Merry Christmas, Happy
From your individual plant selections, New Year, American Red Cross, iS12." j
take the seed for the following year's
breeding plot
FAMILY HUNT
Kansas Man Says Coffee Made Him
That
1
plant so thaV.it will be saved when
ihe rent of the crop is cut.
1. Whatever other good points a
stalk may have do not save it for seed
unless it m conspicuously earlier than
tbe others around & This 1* most
important.
2. Tate oaiy stocky plants with
broad leaves bearing good sized, and
"Coffee has been used In our family
to far as can be judged at this stage,
of
eleven—father, mother, five sons
well-shaped ears.
and
four daughters—for thirty yean:.
3. Take only a talk*, which show
F a n e w W h o H a d F i f t y A c r e * ** I ara the eldest of the boys and have
the characters which are typiczi for
G r a s a Cut tt T o o Soos—
always been considered the runt of the
the variety you are working with.
Better to Feed to
family and a coffee toper.
Avoid fre&kX
Animals*
"I continued to drink it for years unThe
field in which selections are
til I grew to be a man, and then I
made' must obviously be cat by hand,
<By B» A. OUrSTEAD.)
found I had stomach treub!*, nervous
so that the marked plants may be
One of my ne!gaboi> learned a IeS headaches, poor circulation, wa* unleft standing to mature their ears. son in hay bai'ing this year. >*e bsd, able to do a full day's wo<k t » k mediSave about twice as many plants 'n never bees a hay farmer until last | cine for this, that and (he othW thing,
tbe fiv'd as ypu expect to want ear* year when be put in a crop of timothy j without the least benefit. Is fact I
for planting the breeding plot of next red top mixed. He cut a pretty fair only weighed U6 when I waa 28.
year.
crop in July but he was so eager to
"Tlisn I changed from coffee to PosWhen the selected plants are weU- get
the new work that be cut it tum,
beinc the first one in our family
niatured (stalks *"d busks dead and a tittle too soon. He bas about 50 to do so. 1 noticed, as did the rest of
drying) they should k>e harvested, and acres in grass and concluded to bale the family,-that I was surely gaining
the ears should be busied and Cvtred the crop and sell it. 1 suggested that strength and flesh. Shortly after I
fer in the following manner, in i*ie he Ought to stack it and let it stand was visiting my cousin who said, 'You
winter, aifer the ears from these at least six weeks for cutting before look so much better—you're gluing
plants are well dried on the racks, baling it, but the hay looked pretty fat/
the best of them si>vu.td be plckea out dry and he concluded to haul it direct
"At breakfast his wife passed me
for shelling and platting Special at- from the cocks to the baler. It looked a cup of coffee, as she knew I was altention should be paid to the follow- very nice as it came out of the baler ways such a coffee drinker, but I said,
ing points.
and
our neighbor stacked It all up 'No, thank yon/
1. Take only ears having small tfell three tiers deep.
^
"'What!' said my cousin, *you quit
packed grains in straight rows, and
Of course the bulk oi' the hay spoiled coffee? What do yon drinkr
with the grain* set firmly on the cob. and it will be a total loss. I never
? 'Postum,' I *aid, 'or water, and I
Select no ears with fewer than 14 rows think of baling timothy hay on my am well.' They did not know what
(better 16.)
place until it has gone in rough a Postum was, but my cousin had stom2. Aim to select ear* of medium sweat and is practically cured, there- ach
trouble and could not sleep at
rise, nearly cylindrical in shape, and fore, I stopped selling baled hay sev- night from drinking coffee three times
with butt and Up fairly well covered eral years ago because I discovered a day. He was glad to learn about
with grain.
that it paid much better to feed the Postum, but said he never knew cof3. Test the germination of each ear bay to make beef and obtain manure fee would hurt anyone.** (Tea Is Juat
by taking 25 kernels from the middle to put back on the land to raise more as infcHont as coffee because It conof th*. ear. Reject all ears from bay.
Tbis season I cut an average tains caffeine, the same drug found
whicii more than two kernel* out of of three tons of timothy on 40 acres lu coffee.)
.:te 26 fail to germinate wUhin ten nd lt was as fine hay as I ever saw.
'After understanding mr condition
days.
Soma of tbe neighbors who are hay and how I got well be knew what to
Having selected the ears for plant- seller* got only on an average of two do for himself. He discovered that
ing shell them, keeping the grain from tuns and they do not seem to under- coffee wa* the cause of his trouble as
cuch ear by itself in a paper bag. Do stand where the trouble is. Origin- he never used tobacco or anything else
not save the kernels fran the butt ally their land was as i,oo6 as mice of tbe kind. Ton should sec the change
ft no tip, say for about % inch from but they have yet to learn tbat they In him now. We both believe tbat if
each end. Each ear selected, should cannot keep on selling off their bay persons who suffer from coffee drinkbe given a number. Thm number nay crop* without putting anything back ing would stop and use Postum they
be written oa a sl{p of paper and .put on the land.
ce~l«i build back io health and happiIn the bag with the shelled seed.
ness." Name given by Postum Co„
Second * Year's Work.
Battle Creek, Mich,
. Rotation of Crop*.
There's a reaaoc" Read tbe little
The
corn should be planted each
If wo use but one crop on the land
year in two plots, one tbe breeding and cultivate it clean all the time tbe book, "The Read to Wellville," Li pkg*.
Ever read the above letter. A new
plot and tbe other the propagation •oil will quickly be robbed of it* hup?ot. In planting .the corn for seed, mus; therefore we mu*t follow a one appear* from time to time, Tbey
use the best com land you have, vnd proper retfttlo" *n order to supply •re genuine, true, and full of human
manure and fertilise it well.
Pla^t humus, without wolch we can do lit- interest.
van* tne a Vera tattert A new
the rows 3 feet apart and the hills tle. Some men have aever discovered «a« Kver
aswuara traat nave t* ttmt. Tney
IS inches apart iu the row. Plant 4 this fact, however.
ganaiiie, erne, mmm tmti mt aeataai
COSTLY LESSON
i
& HAY BALING
f
•4\M>\+9m^Q^OjJhffmjSsp skffkd
1 * * ¾ ! ytmm ctfcspaciwem
w«.ur
g
a* price i*
WinTTEJmE BROS. Si CO.
7%, Pimm md Urtm
HmnfMmm*
m*
50,900 FARMERS
Ddryioen and stock ndsen Jo *appiy bar
local markata with buner, poultry, vagatsbles,hogs and cattle. The bast lands
ia thm world out ba bad at (S4S to tSOAO
pa* acre, on easy nmrna. Lat ua help yon
to get a farm in Alabama, where the
cumate ia deughtml, wbere joa can rsJee
•evaral ctops each year on the same land,
-.nd nod a raady markat Ibr th* aame. We
supportad by the Sena *ad —V, no
'
Write awniawsssnon and Iheratura,
STATE BOARD OF OalaCJtATIOfl
SKNTTCOMSRY
ALABAMA
B S O R B I N E
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u
1
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rHam or
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iJ
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*.t.rOLW?.t>.c„mimm9tmU^mrtm#Mt mtm*
8 T
P P SEWTiNG
rSPMUS'
SaltaeSt* *IslBaaslBtaal
AMTm* -Sack
1>.U#4,» eia* maav Arm,
WHERE DOCTORS
FAILED TO HELP
In a north of England tows there
WHY COWS STOOD IN WATER
faPCRTAUT HEWS SUftssttftY
Canada Has Soffideot
vit^tkt LlnrtMiene Resseiwuble for
Ckarscte^stlc AttHede ef **x
Humble tovine.
The board of wducaOon bas iasuee
an order that all persons teaching Is
Kansas City pubPc schools must hereafter undergo a medtcsJ eisisioaUon
• as & shiftless man who would n«ver
Usdoo Mamee^^i Philadelphia, a
accept jr^fts outright, although he was l.ydi* £ . l^ildiam'* Vegets>
paaHenger sa^-ed from the Ti
always' demanding on charity, says A!
It Has Enough Agricultural Land for tiie Set- cabin
tsnic. has brought suit against tbe SENATOR SEVERlOGg IN KEY- Prlddy in hi* book.
Through the
bag Coanprwiud Restored
NOTE
6PECCN
USeS
SLOGAN
White
Star
line
for
$26,000,
the
vaJu*
Mill,"
relate*
the
Youtn's
Companion
tling: of Millions.
Mrs* CTNO'I He^aitrj of Jewels ho says be lost.
He painted landscapes, and my aunt,
-PASS PRObPeRITY
when benevolently inclined, would
The body of Harvey W. black of
AROUND.'?
Her Own Statement
olr«
him to decorate o»r- walla with
Alton,
'
"
/
w
h
o
died
of
injuries
r
»
>
• report dealing with tho coal re> the opening op of this rich field of agrural scenes, highly colored in a U r U g
& mWorcyci* accident sC
•oerets of Canada has been iaaued by riculture, and it ia A high class of ag- ceived
as if natur* had nrned color
C^viatftoa. M o . Y c ^ r modicine haa
Dole,
France,
will
be
sent
C
o
ttie
too Dominion Department of Mine*. riculture, carried co t»y the use of
COL. ROOSEVELT IN CHICAGO TO tints,
blind.
Not
one
stood
ta
its
vivid
me crore good th^n ail the docUnited
Stau»»
ou
LA
Lorrain«.
Tne estimates given sre cat? baaed on brains, and, where energy has not
ATTEMO CONVEX I
green
hills.
tor's lAcdicindS. At
What la known. In the western b&d been endowed, it has become in that
The »friking freight handlere cf Du
every monthiy period
"Jorvey,"
she
remarked
to
Jbe
old
northern regions, which have been splendid air a case of Inoculated en- luth have decided to reraain on strike
I bad to stay in bed
man,
"why
do
you
always
put
the
cows
little explored, there may be vast de- ergy.
until the N»>rth*->-»» Pacific and theB e » ? ^ d g e N a n e * E v i l * of B i o Busi.
four
days because of
in
the
water?"
posits of which novbin? whatever is The rapid advancement of rail ways Shipper*' associations gave theai 38
n*»». and the Tariff as T w o
hemorrhages,
and
"It's
this
way,
Mr*.
BrJndln,"
the
old
known at present Tto officials oTthe makes the situation easy. Today one cents an hour aud 40 ce*}** for banrt*
Prir.eipal Problems i o
my back was so weak
artist
responded.
"You
see,
ma'am,
1
department eeti«uate that of bltu- may be located thirty miles from one ling cement.
„
I could hardly walk.
Ovcrcorn*.
never learned to paint hoofs."
miaous coal tfcere is io Canada ^3¼ of the many branches of the different
Control of the l-eiiutWe Power comI have bees taking
blUtos tons; of anthracite 461 mU-systems. A year from now, the whis- pauy, capitalized ait $20,000.000 aod
Lydia £. Pinkbim's
Telting the Truth.
lion tooa; sub^ituminou* and lignite tle of the locomotive and the long owning six iarge hydroelectric piauu
Vegetable ComThe proirreesive party was formalever 100 billion tons. The quantity train of cars may pass the farm, the in Colorunic and Utah, has passed in- ly launched » a naiionts.1 political orOn little Arthur's birthday, be repound and aow I can
of coal now snnnally miaed in Canada elevator la but a short drive from tbe to the bauds of New York and Cleve- gau!i«ation in Chicago Monday after- ceived a present of a very large furry
stay up snd do my
Is shout 11 mftiion tons. With an es- aome, a aaleadid market hs established, land cspitallbta
noon ai 1?:47. At that hour the na- toy monkey.
Jwork. I think it is
timated essntity f unmixed good coal, and all tbe advantages of an old settional convention which wHl nominate
Two days later, bis father found tt the best medkxas on efirtib for women.'*
A new wage agreement, carrying Theodora
Roosevelt for the presiden- lying iu a corner with both eyes miss- —Mra. JBNKTS Gsxan, Covington, Me,
af 74 Wliloe ton*, it would require tled community ar* at he id.
increase* for the «,0e* cy T.-*» called to order.
sUCt yesrs to exhaust the supply. . If The prospects this year from *n ag- subeiaLtiai
ing.
miners of Wyoming, has been signed
The delay of 47 minutes in opening
How BErs. CBae Avoided
tae interior grades were Included, sup- ricultural standpoint are exceedingly by represefttaiives of the operatot*
"Myfcoy,"'asked father, more in sorOp^ratioxft*
sly weald lent for l i ^ f i years. Of bright, and, relieved ...ofuntoward con- and omciats of the Usltes Mine Work- the proceedings was due to an ex- row than in anger, "why have you
tended
conference
which
the
progreseesrse tbe coal demimda of Canada ditions, the farmer Is already counting
spoiled that beautiful monkey by pull- Brownsi/ine, fedL***I can ry test
,
sive leader* held with Col. Roosevelt ing its eyes out?"
wtQ keep os iaeresstng. bnt it will be bis hank roD, planning for more ex- ers of America.
Lydia Rlinkbain's Vegetab^Compocal
An attacfcjseHt for kj.ee».W9 under at his hotel. Oa their arrival the
a s^od many yesrs before the quantity tensive operations for next year, and
"Didn't,"
replied
Arthur
briefly.
bas
dose we awre good tban saytiusg
af Canadian coal mined will equal figuring oa paying cnt for hla farm* as sllsasa vic4atioa of tbe Sherman proceedings began.
"Don't tell any untruths," snorted else. One doctor said I unst be operaDiss* Call* to Order.
output of tbo United States He is calculating vhar the increased antHrset law was filed is the Usitsti
father, more in anger than in sorrow, ted span for a serious female trouble
Tbel? ssnusl oatpet Is about value ef hts holdings as a resalt ef a State* etstrfct court la Bestes bv tae Senator Joseph M. Dixon of Mon- "or HI punish you! Why did you end that nofrtag could beh> m* but aa
WOW&JtX* toss At tbat rate it
s u c c e s s M c i ^ will *dd to his assets Gilmon' EUsctrte compsay sastsst tac tana called the convention to order pull the monkey's eyes out?"
aad a te* political party waa usn**l bad aessacrhsges sad st
wooM take only its years to exhaust Already somefieldsof wheat hare bees €?ec«raj Electric company of Lyaa
'Didn't: repeated little Arthur defiered
rate
being.
Asrtt-the
usual
deeoukl
not get say sawScine to stop mens,
tbe;as&sat'^d Casadias asppty of s/.:fated, harley hat bees cut. sad
antly.
Then
be
honied
on,
a*
father
Ur, and lira. Jack C^ragsu are ex
good coal, aad about t6d years to set
la-above hia expecutlor. In pectteg the anivst of a ottle strss> lay while the cletks shouted orders took off his slipper. "I—1 pushed tbem Igetmaucbaweelce^
hsve died if 1 bad not got refief i
tor Am and afthe total supply. And
fact, the fteuag at the time of wrtttng ger t& October, and Newport sodetJ to clesr the aisles Dixon stood wait- in!"' '"
bis chance. It was some minutes
*« Several women who bad taken
witb thatecreasiagpopulation, made is that never ia tbe history at' say ts ^onderlRg i f tbfa* win chaase tbe ing
before he was able to speak.
sp n£shout fonr huadf ed tn&usand per ] country *m the continent has thereattit-«aa of He. *4?t^
Amps Tsck
*l!^JL*f
"P'AdYes and gentlemen," he said, FACE k SIGHT WITH TETTER
eoea a year (and tt looks now as it this !b*«n suck a prospect af a large
i-reSvh iowi.ro 5beiT oauguv^f, wao-iaJB "the c o » T * B t i o n will now come to
-'
•
^
_
j
and
found
it
«o-bstbe
right
inedidne m
asmber wooid be reached tha yea?).iag* crcs. all over the three central » w a y A O S the chauffeur..
older. Twenty-eight days ago in the Moberlv. Mo.~"My trouble begaa!l J^? j** *•» »7»*«» anS oVereome
,-=ar?ftts -5ve *be*t»aa£ iprOTlnees of Canada.as will be harvestWalter r^rmenter. brotfcev of Swls city...of New fork It was decided there with a amaJi pimple on tbjrteft:*ttle"cS} ^ ^ ^
™ - -. - -= ^ , . , ..^
; ton Permeoter. onxx- ct«s*tetsd "«F&4 would he a sew political alignment in my
and
tpread
"aliiover
iSy* ' \
^*?".!! ?¾
later sraotod a new trial on t h ithese United States. They thereupon my
face face
and to
myIT
neck.
It-wottJd
»K searoughtX to
thank
yen fortort"^
O. M,
Issued
a
call
for
a
conventionto
lake
than
ever
expected
be,
soMrs.
1 tmnk
charge of killing Miss J a a l e Sharf up the subject and try to accomplish let red when. I got warm
- iface CLIM% S. Main S*,. BiownsvOla,
lad. 1
July 22, 1»16, at Louisville,
was
waa a sight. It looked very ^ipleaashot and killed from ambuss ia the an alignment
snt, sad It felt uncomfortable. My
Has Seen Evolution.
yard of a relative's home in Euponr.
face was something awful; it just kept
Miss.
"In the past 28 days the nation has me in agony all tbe time. Sonm said
evolution in its democracy,. a It was tetter, and some saidfitwas
Mrs. John 1^. Crlder. Fteter of Dor seen
new
alignment
in political parties. that awful ecsema, but X rather thinkcas. L " Saodgrase, whose body was New in four weeks
the nation has it was tetter. X had been troubled
found in Dubis creek. Cauklll. N. Y, seen a political convention of a new wtth
for about two years and tried
baying said she was asrlsfled there party sending the largest number of manyfit
remedies,
but got no relief until
we're u*> suupicious circumsta&css sur delsgaf^* ever seen at a political con- 1 used Cuticura Soap and Ointment
roonding the death, county ofilciali vention in this country."
*Wben I would wash my ibce with
have discontinued efforts to solve tb<
While Dtxon was speaking some ths Cuticura Soap and apply the CunV
one thouted: "Hurrah for Teddy," curs Ofataient it wonld cool say akin
mystery.
for two or tbee minutes dele- sad drsw great big drop* of matter
Ownership of one-half of tbe com and
gate*
indulged in a shooting beet
men stock of tb* Wester 4 Sugar (to
Finally
Dixon resumed and Intro- eat nf ths esfs. Too would think 1
fining
company
has
netted
the
Rsve
taajfraajang
> S 5 ^ J 'N
duced O. K. Davis, wbo read tbe call was sweaxtag; tt would run down my
.- fr/* -••^ •'
merer interests In tbe An>erfeeB Fu for tbe eosvsBYton. The readier of face jest as taough I bad washed h.
gar Redoing company SlS^&ejBew
It Itcbed and smarts and1 suffered
tbe can twice oceaamhed cheers.
a W a a ^ H ^ T f ^ .
sl7lfiesea m tee ta*» t l years Taess
Tbe reading of the nsmes tbat were ta the day time most X used tbe Cuti- Th* har arrei season is sow as/ rAsd.
payments were oa au Inreetswst thst appeased to tbe call was also a sig- cura Soap «*4 CatScnra Otatmeat for roe bava had se? awarV'Qr.
represented oolr 1500,000
nal for cheers. Hiram W. Johnson, a month tod I was cuked of it" (Slgsare to sSv*ttfi*wts sal—
«MM tkwt wHMlarfat rwmady ** Harimw,*
e4)
Mrs.
J.
Breehsker,
April
iS,
1»«;
ot
Califorhls,
and
Ben
Uneasy
were
A anal decree wm taewed by tat
Treat roerasM now sa IS wiU aevar araas
loadty cheered.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold back. " H a n W k asseiatelr akli. s taay
eourt of chancery at Trenton, R J . both
Wsen the sssae of Dixon, of Mon- tbroaaboiit tbe world. Sample of each esnld even eat tt
.Tha Dairy Heips the Psrmsr In Western Canada.
csAcetlng •9,000 share* ot oomojox tana,
was reached tike delegate* had free, witb 32-p. Skin Book. Addrasa tSatrka
m estimate of tbe inintfgratioa ed tbls year. Tbe railroad* sre s4s> stock of the Natioasl Sugar Aeflniai tbe occasion to give
iPoaT-casd "Cuticura, Dept. U
frms the Uni^t States for 1915, tb*lss; to their already Urge mileage and coa»pssy, which »t «as charged sai chairman a saseril ovstkm. "
bees
issued
without
any
coasidararJoc
ooamacpOon of coal will srturslly in- have got ready for handling tLs crop
Woe4*<* cad s^rsee Cheered.
A Year Hence.
t^o^md* of box cira. The govern- tn tbe name of Jam** H. Post for ch*
Timothy
L*.
Woodruff
and
Oscar
Mis*
Dioningham—Mamma,
do yes
lata
Henry
O.
Havem«y*r.
by return matt * free trial
Tb* agricultural districts of Cased* m*Bt agents asd thi railways are makStraus of New Tors, were cheered think papa know* Harold is going to
of year woadarrol_
.
.
ing
a-rang*Enenta
foi
from
fifty
to
sixSheriff
HersUaa
has
besuu
ativertfs
now become eo well known
and James R. Garfield's name wss call for me in hi* aeroplane?
give* iasSant relief sad enrex Hay
aad Seas PSrsr. I aaeloM 1 *
tlueeghout ths world, snd tbe vacant ty thousand extra fsjrtc hands ia order ins tbe sale of the ruralshlng* in th« greeted with a round of cheers. .
Mamma, O, 1 think so, dear. He's ifever
it* ta ka|» asy
JBu^Sid
Height*
(Cleveland)
mansku
When
th*»
reading
of
the
cgil
endedy
of splendid land Is still eo great tbat tbe crop may be stwcea/fttny and
been hanging around ths skyllgnt with
that it may be expected tbat the num- Qntckly bsrvestes, bsstoees men sre of Patrick Calhoun, otrwt raiiwa) Sesator Dixon called oa Rev. T. F. s eiut all afternoon.
bers mentioned wnl (acres** from !£7!neT la larger stocks than usual, real magnate, to satisfy a ^segment fot Dornblaxer, who pronmuiced the prny0*>"
l9te>*
year to year, and it vlil not be many estate men are active, preparing: for $7,910 obtained agnlast Catboua bj er. ,,
A
Dar*.
Btate . . .
The
Rev.
Dornblazer's
prayer
was
City...
years before the immigration figures the rusk of business that ia sure to John Orent, * contractor, for bulidlhj
To
tbe
Editor—Why
do
tbe
most
rather
lengthy,
and
be
was
interruptfollow, and everywhere there la the materials for which Grant claltas h<
will reach, the million mark.
worthless men often gui tbe best
ed by cries of "Amen, amen.?
It may be naked what is there to note cf optimism, which seems to be was not paid.
Former
Ssiiiitor
*.
J.
Beveridge,
_of
wive*?..'
warrant this large immigration? With perfectly justifiable.
The conquest of Mount Sir Sand Indiana, was then elected temporary
Answer-r-1 don't know. Ask your
muliena of acres of land, capable of There is, as {has bees sai£, a vest ford, the highest peak of the Selkirk* chairman
and made a keynote speech. husband.—Smart Set.
Is d o g g e d
Up
producing twenty-five to forty bismels area of tbe country still open for set- by Howard Palmer, secretary of the The senator devoted more than half
of wheat to the acre; or, if in oats, tlement and homesteadlng lying in the America* Alpine .club, is ennooeceti U of fails 5,060-word address to what be
TsaTa Why Yeafr* TkaaV-<gat af Sarta
Paxds^ Antiseptic sprayed Into the • • Hsve
from forty to ninety, and eren as hlgn center north. Speaking of this part a message sent by Mr. Palmer to the termed "the business evil that faces
passages is a surprisingly sucas s bsadred bashels per acre, or the * writer* who made tae trip asen the American Georgaphlc society. The Americans," as embodied in the trust nasal
cessful
remedy for catarrh. At diug- c A a m ' s i J T i u
ssaie splendid yields of flax or bar- crop was in its green stage, said:
ascent of the mountain, which Is 11,- issue. He laid down as the motto of gistc, 26c a box or sent: postpaid on re- u m p i u s
ley, there<'uvarap*e inducesaent to at- "Just no :, the whole country is a 634 feet high t\uA U practically ont the procresuive party. "Pass prosper- ceipt of price by The Paxton Toilet wui put you right
CARTEI&
tract these bondreda ef thousands who beantifol s! ;ht, as it presents itself la continuous wall of Ice, was mad* ityaround," and made the assertion Co^ Boston, Mass.
in
s
few
days.
that the progressiven mean to • put
arsjglj^a;tne iveaept igrleultaral set- lid;; dress of living srsea, varied la June 24.
Theydo
[IYER
laws os the statute ^ k « that will
tlements and pushing forward ioto the sbsde, many places #l«aantly frinsed
Instance.
their
dizty^
Footsore
and
wesVy
from
tbe
J4b
tell
Americas
business
men
what
newer settlements year by year, and sad Interspersed witb nleatlsgs of ariie tramp over unsympathetic ran they can. aadV what they cannot do. - Knieker—Do- you nee ialw-aavlng CureCon-fl
devices?
leave room still for the hundreds of shrubbery sad patches of sweet scent- road ties from Sprlngfleld. Mo.. A. 8
Xndlgestkmimd^ick Headacba
Becker-—Yea, a nsAlng pole will pretaeassnaa who wiii foilow. Tbere r»- edflowersin rose, yellow, vbita, pink, Hogan, bis wife and four small ebn
vent
yon
from
hav'ng
u
>
taks
up
the
SMALL
PftL.
SMALL DOSE. fi'AlXfWQE,
mslas not only the agricultural wealth scarlet, cardinal and purple. In trav- dree trudged into Bast St. Louis os
The Titanic Memorial Fund.
carpet
of the cocntry, but there are also tbe eling; orer tbe virgin soil, I bare seen their way to their home in Chiistias
Michigan is one of the two states
bear Signature
social advaatssea, the home^uking- some of the most charming rolling; eounty, Illinois. A June Sood wasb«4 in the union tbat bas forwerded to
srrrileges, apart altogether from tbe prairies, sloping: hills, deep ravines, away a farm they hxti tented Is Washington two or ^isre individual
and cures ttchlag , torttrfaa 4\lrr
tnaoct*'. opportunities, there ia tbe life mirrored lakes, artistic flower fields, Crawford county, Arkansas, and left contributions of $1,000 for the fund ^ ma>,4ere«
m of ta* akta aad ataeoa* ir^mbraM.
A
rttperlor
Pile Cure. S5 asdfiOeeata, by
that is being raised to erect in tho
ssd the energy born from the knowl- and natural piLrfea ,'<h*t
cnuld Vsh them penniless.
dVoggta^*. For free Muapl* write te J . W.
uational
capital
a
great
memorial
edge that the eettle*- is.more than a to behold, and all placed there without
Cola S Co., Black RU*r W u a , Wit.
DA1STFLY KULER
^TKu S
ar".h to the men who died on the
pnit in the upbuilding-^ in the making the aid of man. The J«ad in general
Heat,
eSau *w
THE
MARKETS.
'litanir that women and children
ot a pcuciiT that will soon sank is heavily matted with grass, iri^ed
WBtWlllt
O* the Bird Kind.
•
•
«3
«11
might lUf.
C^Songst the first 1P «Lo sitions of with vetches and p«*a vines, nearly up
"Say, pt?"
»•••*».
«t
New Torn, A a t . X
Mrs. James McMillan of Detroit
the world. There is no desire on the to the knee, and many millions of
"What I* it r
SS 75 ej S IS and Mrs. Sydney A. Sloman of Fort
vtm:
wUt
mat
sen
«r
pert of the writer to dwell upon the acre* of which are going to waste L t V K Sl'OCK-8t*er»
"Is
an
aviary
a
hospital
for
& 7 «5
avia730 # 4 90 Brady, Sauit Ste. Marie, have mailed torar
success that has followed the Ameri- while beef, pork and mutton are soar- F 1 .Hos*n
Itjtr* •Bj'tiJBE
0 U K - Winter Strttght*.. 34 »0
55 0 4 7C to the central office of tbg Women's
Sheep
cas settler in the Provinces cf Mani- ing at prices heretofore unknown, Tho WHEAT—Sepleitiber
I f
(MMiutgrf
«*«««tv*.
Titalfic Memorial their personal
CORN—Export
C
So44^o«a4ara«*
fted Cross Ball Blue, all blue, best bluiag
toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta and comparatively small acreage under cul- OATS—No.
checks
for
«1,000
each
to
aid
the
pro•
seat
ptmvmtf.
for R .
«1
vain* Us tbe wbols world, make* tb« humthe coast Province of British Colum tivation reminds one of a few small R V E - N o 22
,.
77
Sea,
SntaUya,
a.
S,
ject. Both checks were sent to Mrs. Ores*
smile.
DR. J . D. KELLOQG'S
BUTTER—Oreajncry . . . . . , . tZ
wU, or U> •pedk of the thousands of in- garden patches.
John Hays Hammond, secretary of
ECr03
15
dividuals whose hundreds of dollars "When we consider the estimated C H E £ 8 K
the
memorial,
with
accompanying
let^ •••>* * XI
Some men's idea of luck is co owe
have made them thousands, but atten- crop of 200,000,000 bushels ot' wheat
ters of enthusiastic praise for tbe more than they can pay.
CHICAGO.
great movement that has been backed
tion must h« paid to the iact tbat these for 1912, to be produced on these west- CATTLE—Choice Steers
S] « t ! 3
peeple havo done well. Tbey are fol- ern prairies from these garden patches,
Fair Beevea
(00 A f l | by 23,000 women's clubs throughout
Mia. WlaslowV SooiklAa ayra* roe Calldraa
f o r trts p r o m p t relief of
Fancy rearllnsa
S 00 fll H the United State*.
teetklny. aeOeaa U t y j a * , redacea laSewtealowed by their families and their some faint Idea can be formed by an
PeediiHt Steers
4 15 O 7 Si
tloa, allay* aala, carve wind eoiic Sac a bottla.
frsmds, who also are dotng well
H*mvy Carre*
3 S) a « s>
imaginative mind as to the immense
•afrrmio* t L T B W C O , I J I , sufy/uA NLV,
HOGS—Packer*
7
«i
#
7
1
*
indictmenu
to
Accuse
Becker
of
yVbere, s few years ago, seemingly possibilities and rich reritage of a gloIt** difficult for a man to be upright
Butcher Hot*
I 00 g 8 35
Graft
carr moaths ago. there waa nothing rious western Canada"
PI SB
(3f w ^ S
after be ia down and out
W. N . U„ DETROIT, NO. 32-1012ti 6 9
Three
or
more
indictments against
the open prairie, or if we sp**k of The estimate of ths wheat crop, as BUTTER-Cr#*n**ry
Dairy
O Q 24
Lieut Becker of the Xew York potie more central portions of these
L I V E POCTLTllT
» # 17
made
by
ihe
writer
quoted,
is
exceslice
department for extortion are exEGOS
14
o
2?M
sreviBces, the park districts, there are
P<rr
ATOKS <p«r Mil )
S 25 & J 75 pected this week.
sive,
hut
with
even
350
million
Nnshels,
today wesf tilled aad cultivated farms,
F l ^ O U R - ^ J n t e r tVheat Spl 4 10 ¢ 4 ^
the police are hunting in
large farms, too, and the herds of cat- there will be a great deal of satisfac- G R A r N - f r h e k t . September. «S»y JW theWhile
hi Ibelf with ffat uesda^ches* sear atosssch. sapieaamnt beeaih
Catskiila
for two of the m>2 that
Com,
9ept*mbw
*S*fT
•7¾
tle. Cities and towns are the result of tion on the part of the settlers.
Oats. September ..
I V M l %fH J a c k ROSP Rays were hired *it Becksnd tte^e4M.d<hjtfes^
ncrvouaucss brings a bad train
MTLWAUKsm.
er's
orders
to
kill
Herman
Rosenthal,
of*
uevse
ilk
if
it
is
not
ooon
corrected.
But if yea will dear
no
good.
So
please
be
patient
There's
WHllrts to Wait for Good Time.
the
gambler,
the
district
attorney's
O R A I N - W U o a t . NO. 1 Nor'o H M
year
system
of
possonoas
btle
yoa
wui
be ad of present
a
good
time
coming
and
I
want
yoa
A woman wbo for tvolve years baa
Septrm^MT office
is
at
work
preparing
extortion
here
wbeu
it
comes."
The
bearders
tftv^bfes
and
be
aecsre
against
others
which
may be worse.
Corn. September
eoadoeted a boarding house in Chi
evidence for the grand jury.
Oata,
Standard
13
are
taking
tbe
reduced
rations
and
esgo. «ad wbo takes pride in telling
that "bnsrders cso'Jly stay until they are ' waltlngr." one of th*m 3ay« **w^tb
KAX8AS CTTT.
/•Ipsea lodge of Elk* has purchased
get married and then send eome one shortened be)u, for the good time/** ORAIN-W>ia*C Ho. I H a n i f 91
the Beebee Mock, near tbe center of
to'flS the place made vacant by matthe city, JOT $1^000. The building
Com, v*c. 2.<White . . . . . .
Fit* tl*e Text.
will be remodeled into a temple.
ria)eay, anticipated possible comO a u , No. 2 WhNo...
»
set quickly sad *urelr--they restate the boweh, stJaaklste
"Johnnlo," asks the teacher, "what
ff*y 0
w%
plaints because of smaller portions
the hver end kklney*—tone . the stoiascb. Then year
of meat by placing a nestl." written do you think may be meant by the
sr. Loma
P.ank Oonroth, a Lithuanian, who
biood will be purer sod richer and yonr nerves won't bother
pleaded guilty sereval weeks ago to
notice in the dining room which stat- text, 'Unto him tbat hah shall be CATTLB—Native Steers
$« H9
you.
Tbe whole world over Beecbam'* Pflk are known sa %
a char£<> of forgery, knelt in silent
Tex*« Steert
4W
ed tbat the price of he?f, mutton and given, while from hinj thst hatn not
H
O
<
3
S
H
<
?
«
V
T
S
*
praver
in
tbe
circuit
court
in
Kalamost efficient iasaily remedy, harmless bat sare ta action. For
v«el bad advanced to rlgTires which shall be t*ken away even that which
Butcher*
I So
mazoo when Judge Knappen informed
sll disorders of the digestive organs they are regarded as the
bad not prevailed since the-Civil war, he bath?"'
S H EEP—Mutton*
1 76 «y
him he could hsve his freedom on
OMAHA.
asd that "everything ?s high in pro- "Uncle Bill earn H means Ut, teacbprobation. Conroth la unable to
T L E — N&trv* St
ff 60 A
portloa. Tbe re has a«ver been any er," answers Johnnie. "Ko says fat C A TStockerj
speak
a word of English, and as far
aad
Feeaarn
4 75 < J*i
coajjt»aJnt amc^ my boarders, and l folks keeps a'gettln' fatter an' t^in Cow» and H*lfer»
^_
SCO
ns can be learned there te no one in
S 75
icp* there
be'none. 1 am irftt^ ouvi h^-p a-geitln' thinner, tn splt» WXIS—Heavy . . . . . . . . . . , . , , . „ 1 ii 7 70 the city wbo -ran understand his na4 4?
•^tt^Wsfsats
19
ate best 1 ess aad cer^pUdst win do of al?. tbe> io.'—Judge's library.
Coal lor 6M» Ye^s
f
1
a
tt
-
:
t e 0 0 1
s
m
n
o
w
r
o
1
Hay
Fever
t
;
• •
. • • * • •»/,**
A
Ycxsr L I T
^ a > # ^ a w » — a w
7
ASTHMA
l
BiHousness is Bad Enough
iBEECHaWS
PT1LS
H
, * * . * • • f»**
p •+w*
Cotrectfv©
MM
M. n. x a, north ot ShUwasse* River snd south Os Sunday M r . and sfra, Frank
Of ' « « a l B-d Kowd," E*iroli VJtriasd HrWk
Co., awasra. &t8 ^aalae. the&ee s S»H .«1«9 Hunt snd M r , and M r s . s". Tubba,
Cb^'.ott. «u
a K>\ e x.09 cha MU taeeee • St , of St. Johns, meAorsd te tbs bome
r £i* chains >•> * polat MS chatas south of tae of M r . and M r s . E l m e r Y « n t e k
• (t MfMT Mill tKFMH
l,
where tbsy anent ths day.
Leayth of drale iee aaM laud* to * 04 easts*,
Ivsh TiVtlA tae rs«nrnesf bome
Thence a S3*, c oo the folfee-iag described
land: Tf ?w#,ofn w fc|- sent!: •¢'••^(¾*!' iWu after a few days' atsy sriUi hia
Road" oo *oe. <?. T 7, N, tt 3 F A«u i Zun- br*»tbarj Bi-ousi,
bit el, owner, r&eh*tn». »bence» 41¼ , e S.U!
chain*, theaee * £4½ ,« 2.16 chains, thence e
A new floor io baiog isld in the
34¾ , c 4 Ot chains '.hence * &y,\ e 9 » c h a i n s ,
thcac* i 4 »V, 0 £.46 chain*, thence » 1*%*,« sehool hosae and the bolkhng is
TO
0.1» eba a* ko a petal oa tk« west list taa being rs^ud^led.
Right or War «' tae Gorana* *ud If>rby spur
Pe(»r n U n a id ent4»rta:oma;
of the Untax! frank Railway wbieb Is 0 IS Mrs.
chaias west af to* • e co/oerof Aaid land.
a niece tor a few days.
Length of drain oa said laad to 8V. 7¾ ehsluc.
Station 17 plusefof drain is on center line of
Mrs,
Boy Priest and ehUdreu of
abast'osed Railro*** Grade,' b>;iag spur of Chiesso, srs riettiua; relatives tn
Grand Truak JMu>ro«<l, formerly c«?vaeetui(
tb« Kuralfs Goal Mine aad ta« C- -auaa aad this vicinity
Keror npnr ot *iie Grand Trsak Bailroad. .
and M r s . S m s s t Wh^tsksr
Ta«ne« • 10¾*, * ott tke Sifbt of Way >>f the Mr
Ctmtsss asd S>ror *p<tr of tb* Ora«d TmnH apent Bnnday with M r . and M r a .
fiaUwsy «JS «halo» to the itse Ls^wecn put John Parsons.
RGUR*.* trip to Grand Rapids,
wW raUway asd loads of w
Parkar aad
+1.30
\ Ionia, $1.30. Leave
vi'e.
Tbe drain oroases center Has of said
Mrs.
William Kerby will spend a
raiiroad I.OM chain north of the » w comer of e
Corunna IOi22Return train
couple of days In Owosso.
-54 -01 m * H ot said sre, St
Gd.Rap Js 6:15, Ionia 7:15.
Leagth of drain oo said lands is CM chaias.
A greet many from here havs at*
Tb« ^-e « 1*¾*, e os tbs following described tended the aviation meet i n Owosso
taao: A fjo a<rre« of taat part of u w % ot said
wet.«. HOOU) »i ibe "Coal Bed aoad," WM. Ihis week.
Parker »*M wiie, ownerw. ¢.70 cbalsti to a ooiat
Farmers fhave beea unprortna;
(8 Ilakaeastof (be • w corner trf said laad.
their tima of late i n gra^fHuf the
Least* of deals «a said laad {* i?9 eixsjr.*,
.• '
Thcoec o IWii . e on tr« following dercrlfaed ^•A,
a w frt «^9 7-1¾ acres
CHIROPRACTOR OWOSSO Uuc: Thj-**^^Ha«-ttart'wf
Mr.
and
M
r
a
.
£
r
n
s a « L y t i c and
aad Alton Wrev, owners,
STATE SANK nUfLOffsG
tt.1'0 ebalwa, tb«nce s «8|4»,e 10 »8casios, Ssmeedsnghtar apsst Sunday with M r .
UMIOM PHoMaS
I * •*
cbains, taeaee sSOJw'. e $.]0ehalns and M r s . L e v i L y t l s .
osetes Mount
* tenuiuus of said drain at a point t ^ l
Umce,
M) ehala* south of the center of sec. 5», rvfT». R,
The Kerby elevator baa recently
4 to 10 A . M . MY
Raai(l«Dce,
IK.
been painted.
i£*jaminsslou
to 5, 7 to 3 P.aud Consultation Free length ef drain oa said 2aad 1« 2147 ehalas.
Mra.
J*m*s Parser and children ^
Total u rtgtli of Jraia to ISJO chaias.
of F l i n t , have bssn gnosis at the
SPECIFICATIONS ZAMBIASI DRAIN.
GET W E L L — I T ' S E A S Y !
homes cf C . B . Youngs and Hugh
CeawTi- bitkes are aet at tht ^Uet,
term is us Pajrfcr? thm past few days.
acd at ail sugies ef the drain.
O r r r t hubs and station a takes are set eyerj
Bobert W . Hsr**?* LswiwesvtMe,
8 rod? along £ie line of the drain and are set 14
links to tbe rlght^f the center line.
Mo.,
wbo had nsen bothered witb
fttation stakes am a«»b«red cesseroUreJy kidney trouble for two ynnrs, says:
Osteopathic Pfcrskiaa
from 0 at the outlet to 29 plus j*& at the teratii tried tnres different kinds o f kidO f f a n d residence, 321 ST. Waah- Sna.
ney pills but with no relief. M y
All
cuts
shall
he
awastt«ed.
fw*s
the
top
o
r
m&toa street., Owosao.
tbe grade hub or. the, bench mark at tae •Merev neighbor toid u » to nes Foley S i d Hours:—9 to l i s . m.; 1:30 to £ ssd pondins station stake.
P i l l s , 2 took three buttles of
7 to 8:36 p. m. Sunday, 8:30 iodS*. The depta of the iraio shaU be TUB ten or ney
tbem, snd got a permanent curs. I
m.; 4 io S p. m. and by appointment. less to be taken fr^t the profile or grade a s h recommend them te everybody."
Jn Owosso 4 years. Union Phonewhich are bereft* returned a ^ a M d e a p a r t Sold by Glen T . Beynedos*
No. 326.
30-ii-C:n Of the.&*irx**_T+*a*Aa, .__ , - •
["'^7¾*^¾!?¾.".'¾^^^*¾'^!!*.!! AM f«et.
The width of the top shall be two times ihr
depth added to tbe boitota.
T*rsc?o?-oftae baaks shall be 1 foot horiSaturc?,ty night « pc«ular 10*
iOHtai ro vnsti foot wrttral.
dance
will be pnt on at the ensino.
All asglesssatl b e ^ a F a e d « a - a a e»sy enree
begioaing and endiafr notte&f-taaa a rods each There has been a large number of
aide of the a&gle stake, exceps at the face o l request* for sqniure d&wses from
I
Sssday
Excursion
AUG.
1t
4
9
See Our
6
0
0
Gd. Rapids
t
aod iogia
H l
W.C.JWAUSKEYD.C
0
and
leave your
t , f6 6 1 4
M
order for a ssit
3w
ttk
to your measure
Mc
Wo C. L SHEPPARD
1
r
DR. A, H. WOLFE
Osteopath Physidan
cuivcrts.
^
A It trees, brash, stumps, stooea or otter rab- those older ones w!no do not dance
Thome A Frisbie'E Shoe Store
btoh sbaii be removed from the right of way far the ronnd dsnees, nnd
OF MICHIGAN. The TMrtj-tVth
thie wiil be TATU
enough irom each side of tbe centertin*>sothat
^udieiai Otteott: la Caaoeery.Ada SetOffice ilours: 9:49 to M:30a. tn.: 2:00 top>:30 p. the
full-;}¾¾; width of UieJnUn, a cie-a ter* their grand opportunity to have a eksa. ces>i>latnaat, vsv Jiymyem *>tcS*«a A
ui-aiii^ri *nd ihe »poil'basks anal/ be is tae good time. Good music wiil be
Rtasaeo, ueteudaus.
*
on Ojrtoeida
cleared. ^re».
8«Jt pending for the Ooasty v." 3telawiitc,
band
and
"Sites
and
Samanthy"
Ia Okaoeery, before we, uke- Koa. Be idea 8.
TATE OF MICHIGAN, County ot 31ilawas- The rig* t of way shal! consist of a strip of
land 80 feet wide. # feet telo^ on each sMe of will be there. Dance from g to 12. Mister. Oresit Judge, at my chsisBns-far she
a session of the Probate Court for said the abore described nunc vaich shall be the
of Oweescin tbe County of rJhfiawassee ta
A few round dance* will be mixed City
Cennij, held at the Probate Office Is the City center line of the drain.
•aid JodiEial Circuit, on the-Ntb say mt Jmmr
of Oftruatuv oa hlo&d&y, the 17ih day of Jvne, All work shall be done 1« a gtwd aad woek* in at 5f per dance, bnt
JtfS.
^ ,.
tae greater A.BL
to the year of one thoosand nine bsrdred and niaslike manner add shallfr*.Approred by the
1
in tkto eaase, it appeariag by adNavlt fas
part
of
the
evening
witf
he
given
up
twelTe,
taat Mom defeBdast, Jasses BtSnim. to
I>raiB Commissioner or his represeawt<r>,
Present, M'Ataew Bash, Judge of irrobate.
a** a rswdeatjsf tMs State bafw^*- reaisea«s#
to''the old fashioned dan~e?.
Ia the utatter of the eatate of Frank A. BTjrreyed aad ieTcied KOT. 1 1 % 1S11, by
order of Joha Boatweil, Couaty Uradn Osssa^s- The regular dunce next week will ^OsTssoUaS S«oVlf. Chrouch^ atoa>, settettor
siriaxd, dosej>sed.
Oa ressiag aad filing the petition of l a s * sloner of Sbiawassee County. Mich.
toardnwd
be given on Thursday evening inr for etsajlaisiast.it
K. affUaflS as adaitaistratrtx praylag for a
tae said defendant. Tt
V.
W.
BOVOl,
Surveyor.
ate**^ of WedAesdsy cveikinr ss be eatssed ta tato rawss wttala- fstsr
Sesase to sail real estate.
Job wiil be let by seenosa. The
It to orSsted, tbat taa MS* day of Jnly, atSaM
ef tarn order, )fcat ta»
the
oetlet
of
tee
said
Drain
will
be
let
au**, a* ta* oVlock la the fs, swoon, at said aad jaw ^re^totott, saetfaw fa ifts^ardw mm
Ws
Come ont 8stcni%y evifmint?.
~ ' ' ~
be aswgaed ter hsariag said
te
oa Sis wttS tae stasr wasersate4sSsasras satd
Aad It la ra*ti*£7 orfsi^d, taat m eapy of this Utala^iattss^^^^Jgyy ntasamen*
stSar mm ymhltohnit tares saeeeasls* weeks
arsosstts saM day «4" hew i M , lata* coram* to watch ra4sres.es star be had ay aU
jt) si sal, a as wsaatisi sa4a<*M aad etecalattsg
is satd Csaatya* aaltwsssse,
S
•we*
Pnas^ian JPly Kaccateret*t;
t
iiWeU] stock. It
with a spray or witk a.
ef tW a^atao/Adeila
TrtpN
Sticky Ry Paper
_
wfll In
A
pinaesC IsfSag.
SsSM We4njg4pasajr s^mnr
inewb»ran
.
,
O.E.S.
of all asraad /dees of eadd kstnas, er at assnesssr
i a^Teby mtmrn aooee as^_,**aes taofaafssr ss wSts* % tts
M^slasvCfOkilssn, of
ttjaSw* wUl atsat at taa OM Osraaaa SAM Oaaasy
*- —
BtasSt la tae Ctty si Osraaaa, la aasi Osaaty,
ii Tititisg^ft* TTiwiiir « ^
«s> TSssaamjv the SSh day «d aeajsshhsr,
A. 0. mt. and os, WsdssJIaf. the 9th day
Mr.andMra.Gkn
Soisssber. A, p. ISBL at taa s'ctoak la tas
lesaaaaaWaaeh mf sati days, far the
taa vmrpaot
visitissgin
Dfttroit.
af tssalslna had ^djasttrng aii " ^ 5 2 ¾
•eiocktoj
l taat fbar sisaihs from taa SSlh
Miss Cstlsel Long is
»a
mt Jair. A. n. ttlZ. aw altowad to
few dnya in DeticS.
present their etatass to said Cost- lal lisiiisansi PtotHct
i for adjastsssat aad allow/iaee.
The twwaaaia of Cassisnta mm large
Dewey Csmpbell returned Monpassd, tae 1Kb day of May, A. D, MSZ.
the follawtsydeaerlbsd laada InmidTowsabip day night from a visit in Detroit.
Km. Sft-S S acres of a S4J0 acres of a
UTTOB « . NIOHQI^a,
I ol * H of see Ut lying a of SSiawsaSesBiTCf $ B s S) acres of 44 SI acrea on • sid« of A gnat many from tarn eity atSOc Ma Of Shiawassee aimer acd s of Coal Bed tended the aviation meet wkieh waselaams %» aaid Tuewt, as tbe Probate Otsce, la
Road.
af t^aenawa, in asdd County, on or
Leiu at D. & C. fw*rk, Owssso, on she City
tha 4*K «sv ef ttsvember. A- D. ItlCaaS
ffm. S—* 3S
of. a w M ot n w ^ Tuesday and Wednesday of taw befosaMid 'Hw' WJU be heard by aaM Oeaat
.#>
acre ia a e corset, s M acres of is s^res
Oeawa, oa Mssiday. tbe 4Kb day of November,
\r
nniaa* 4* rods o ot a w corser, thence a 7*week.
J U D O
A. m\ t#tr> at asn o'etoefe ia aba feraaoon.
«> rods, n TS rods, w 49 rods to beginM, Ai JO. WIS.
¥ Mil
acres of w H of n rr. U h ot highway
Mra. L. N. Sheardy ajsdttatghter, Bated, Jsdgr MATTMSW
BUSH,
u>d to Qerrard; t S aeres of e % dr. Evelyn, are visiting Mrs. Sbsardy's
R. S.; n 1ft acres oi ii mmnm c = c s s JVt^— MPVtth***^
ing at % post between sections Si aad SS, theaee parents in Lexington.
guarantee satisfe<*on on every
By Pk,- race Ltodaey. Probatte Segtoter.
e 80 rods, s SB rods, w SO rods, s SI rods to beMichigan
Department
of
job turned out c4 saw shop
g i * > D i t t g oa w pt of s w frt iix m tS acres of e pt
T,auslng.
of s w frl H [».07 acrea}; sM acrea of w K of
'BATS Oaroau^r-jStete of laieafgae.
w 5 i o f B e W e x c B . S . ; t S u i « i 4 f * % of w
TotaeSbcriiT:
TJHIOK PICHIC FRIDAY
Kotne M excB.n.w^of n'^of n $4 of»
At a lesatne eg tae Prctoate^Oomt tor said
Tea are hereby notified taat » Oenersi Prir
e i i ; e yiol s % ot a %ot mm Hi a SO aeres of s
coaaty. s*M at tae Probate OStee. lu tae asary'iaeetion
will be hetd in Ons-Mate an
% ot a % of 5 « ! | ' ; » « S acres ot e % ot a e %
City of Coraeus, on atoaday. the Itth day Tuesday, the treaty-seventh
das ef Aogaat^
exd R. K.; commencing m% rods n of s e corner County Scaday Seassis, P i s a s s n , and of Jury, fa the year ee* thousand sloe
me. for aU political paxiies.fbr tbea^raoaeaf
of a w !4 of a w ii, tkeaee s w 186 ft toward a
bundred aad twelve.
• ,
point Mfods w of said a e eoraer on a list oi
Present. Matttaew Busa. JedsK of Protaae. namiaatlBg caadidatea for the aflheea of United
" l l r y i " to
Senator, Governor,
said laad, thence n e to a poiit fW ft n of beIu the saatter ot tae estate of Prank States
nor; Representative ia
ginnisg on ii line, tbenee >CBM i. »c 00 ft to
at large. RepA. MOlard, deeeaaed.
recentativea iu Coag*
beginsdng.
On readisg aad Silag tbe petiUoa of I
s>re*santatives In U M S%at*l«srto!asare. aiso
CI„Ul-.»„ .__
Section No. 4*~W 10
\i * f - : i cf*
WUUUU
SM1U aoaia BOB of said estate may be granted to for Domiaaasg eaodidates^ by eaa* poUstcai
party Is counties, as prescribed by Aet 24«. St
w >i; n w 1«acrasof a % of n % otm w 54.
T. Sldaey or seas* other saitabie person. ef
the Pioneer Society will meet with Bmest
the PnbUc Acts of MSS, aa ameaded.
All in T. 7 N., R. S Bast.
It
is
ordered,
taat
the
ltta
dav
of
Aogoat
y
the
Axnalgsnisted
Temperance
Assoaext.
at
tea
o'clock
is
the
foresnoa,
at
saH
Tmzt part of the Right of Way of taeOarnana
In Witness Whereof, I have hereto- aSBaed
Prooate
OStee;
be
ass4gaed
for
hearing
saM
and Kerby spar of the Detroit Grand Haven A ciation of the county in a rally and
ia? signature and, the Sreafc Seal of
petition.
Milwaukee Railway tying oa tbe w % ot n a
(SBAL) the State, at Laasingi.th*s. iMrttotS
picnic
under
the
auspices
of
the
latAnd
it
to
further
ordered,
tbat
a
copy
of
this
FOB
and a w H aad a^ornwMofsw tf of Seeday of July in the- year
ter organization at McCurdy park order be published three saccesstve weeks
tion 23 T. 7 N., K. 5 K .
hundred twelve.
previous
to
said
day
of
bearfog,
i»
taa
Corseee
The executive
Now, Therefore, All unknown aad son-resi- Friday, August 9th.
PRBDBRICK C. MAnaiMDAU.
a newspaper priated aad clrcrlaSlBg
dent persons, owners uiad perssns interested committee, representing the three Journal,
Secretary afl
ta aaid Couaty of Saiawassec.
in tbe abore described lauds, and yon, Charles
By D. H. MoxSc Deputy Seesetary of State.
MATTBXW BTJSH,
Doan, supervisor, aed L- O. Cudney. highway orgsnizatjons, consists of James
Judge of Prober
conuatosioaer, of the Township of Cadsdoaia, WT Griffin, Bev.
John MeLean and By Ptoaxaca IJWHBT, Probate Register.
and yoa, Anton zambiaai, Detroit Vltriaed
BbertBTs
Brick Company, Wm. Parker, Oeo. Shirley, and John M. Fitch, of Durand; H .
Via tns> Grand Trunk
Corunsa, MtfcaH Juiy 3C, IStE.
Alton Wren. Chas. Wren, Hugh Parker, SnrekaW. Spitler, of New Lothrop, and
OaTIOaSlOKKBS* NCTICaV-In the matter To the Township Clerks oPSldaw sas i Csasay:
Coal Company. W. D. Braads, Jules Perry, De>
doGewffteack route
of the eatate of Mar/ D. Adams, deceased. Sirs:—You are hereby nstHtod tbat at sae
troit Oraod Bavea J KUlwackee KaUroad Mrs.
Etta
Killian,
of
Buxton.
J.
Te, the undersigned, haviag been appatatsd Primary election to be- hsM ia tela State oa
Ooatpaay are hereby notified ;has at the tlsK H. Schweinfurth will act a» director
by the Hon. Mattbew Buaa, Judge of Probate Tussdsy. Aagust gf, A. Bt sttt. easdldates for
and place aforesaid, or at sacs other Usse
in aad for tbe county of Shiawassee, state of she office of Governor aad> Ueamaaat Ooveraor
and place ihsisafwr to which said hsariag of singing.
cossMtsslpwers te reeetre, c v i a e (to be voted for at tbe general eiertioa to be
ssay be ad)oaraad, I saall proceed sa receive
The program will open at 10.-30 Michigan.
aadadjastanslaisssaaddsmsads of all per- beid Tuesday, Wevessher a> A. Uv sfl« wUl be
Wds for the eoastracttoii of said "Zambiaai
Drain," is tae ataaser bare in before stated; o'clock a. m. with singing by the
, do hereby give notice voted for by the quaaSii eaeaUsd eieetors of
to
aad. also, that at sack time of letting from
that we vtti meet at the Bask of A. X* Beard mil political partiea. AJoo that the^aaiifled
nine o'elock in the fsreasus until Sva o'elcek assembly and will include the folCompaor ia the Village ol Morrice, ia enrolled electors of a» partiea will TO*S for
ia the afteraoois, the aassssaaest for bcttfite
coaaty, oa Totsday, the Itth day af candids4wJtorCeagrisiflsas fsr tae eeegresaad tbe lands cost) prised wttala the Briiaard lowing:
sepcember, A. D. Ittt, aad ca Meaday, the steeal district ef wmteh said c^mm%y foms a
Devotion—Rev,
J.
E.
Somen.
Utb dav of Movsmbar, A. D. MB, at part; Senator, ia tha State T sgtota«nre from
Drain Spestal A
mist Districts win be
tea o'elock U the focsaosw of each of the sesateriai dtosrtot mt wateh said coaaty
Address - " P b a e c r Memories assaid
subject to review.
Reduced Rate, Sumoser Tour
CORUNNA
days, for tke parposs of isusiHsg and
rasa
a
part;
Bspmsesative
ia
the
State
Aad Taa aad Bach of You, owaeis aad per- a Present Ineentivf>"—Bev. John adlustiag
Tickets wiU be sold to0 tbe
aU ciaim* agataat said estate, aad Legmiatafe. SaerSt, Ooaaty Clark, OouaVy
soas latersstid bs tae sioi sstii "
taat
tour
atoatbs
Cram
tae
l*ta
day
of
July
MeLean.
Traaeerer,
Register
ef
Desda,
Prosecatieg
AtHrghtaiids of Ontario aod
hereby eisad te appear as she time
aer, A. D. UUS, are aUowed to credttora to pre- tovaey, two Ctrceit Ooart Cossaiiaslpssri. two
of soea letting aa aforesaid, aad ba !
Business session followed by an asat
tbeir clsiata to said eossmlstioesrs fo* *d- Coroners, Ooaaty Bar tejwi, Coaaty Dtais Comother
tourist resorts in Cana"
respect tarackspeaial asasssssssrts aad ye adjournment at noon for s picnic iaatmentaad
alio as aee.
Notice of Letting Contract Zsn> ' itersste ia relation Uieteto, if you so desire.
mtsa4eaer;atoo aa advisory vote fer candidates \ oa. Hex York, New England
Dated,
the
Wt
h
day
ot
July,
A.
D.
tSlS.
fsr Palted State Senator from Michigan; also
dinner in the park.
bissi Drsin at ths Residence of
JOHV BOUTWSLL,
a. U BSARD.
and the Jersey Coast.
delegates to aU County fJonvtattons to elect
TPPUS S. MABTIM,
Singing by the assembly at 1:30
Couaty Sraia Csmmtsiioaar sf the
Anton Zsmblssi» Secdoa b3>
delegate*
te
atate
C^aveattoes.
Ooaaty efSaiawsssi
CommissJoaera.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
CsledosU Township, Tuesoay, Dated, COTGSMW, hOeh^ July tS, A. httt o'clock, p. m.
hand this 39th da; cf July, A. D. 1SU.
Devotion—Bev.
J.
ii.
Wolford.
Aug. 20, A. D. 1912.
B. J. nXRRlCK,
Address, i4The Euforeemeut of
Ns*}ce to Uereby Olrea, That I , John Scat- • • w w d > w w w w w 4 > w w « > w « >
Sheriff of Shiawassee County,
the
Law"-Judge
S.
S.
M'juer.
well, Ctmaty • Drain Otaarttssioner of tbe
Coaaty of Shiawassee and State ef Michigan,
Singing.
will, oa the S9th day of Aueast, A. tt. lW at
Address, "Our Present Need"Hay
fever and asthma make Augthe resideocc of Anton Zaakbia«i, in the Town- d > d > d > « ^ W W < S w 4 > W V d > d > # 4 >
Boston, . . . •..••.. $36.06
ship of Caledonia, in said Coazt.y of Saiawaeaee
ust
a
month
of
intent*
suffering
to
Ex-Shenff
Frank
L.
Convis,
of
Montreal, direct, .
28.04
a; '•"5 o'clock in tbe forenoon of taat dar,
proMias Lacy Tscbeji, of Corunna,
mauv people. Foley ? Honey and
reed to receive bids for the constmcUsn oi a waa the guest recently of her slater, Gratiot coanty.
Wuskoka,
.
.
,
1
4
.75
certain Draib known aod designated as
Claiming damages that are nomi- Tar Compound gives prompt ease
Benediction? -.
Fred $hsw.
"ZasabuMki Drain,'' located and established in Mra.
Portiand,Me.,
.
.
22.38
relief, asd ia soothing and heal*
nally ¢5,001), Mrs. Clara SciiulU, ££d
the TewBshij/ of Caledonia in said Coanty of
I r s b L y t l e w i l l spend thla week
ing
inflamed membranes.
Temagami, . . .
24.49
Shiawassee aad described ** follows, to wit:
who lives west of Owosso, has be- Wnu. toM .tbe
Meretbew,
N . Sesrsport,
with
her
brother.
Advertised Letters.
GoniBteaeiag at a point ia the Coal alise
i
suit
in
the
circait
court
against
Me.,
says: " A few doses of Foley's
Thirty days' limit. Liberal
DrataV.W chela* west and SMS chaias sonUx
Mr. snd M r a . E . A . Dibble spont
N. Ainsworth, of Owosso. The Honey and Tar Compound relieved
of the n e cstswe of See. St Town 7, Xorth
Mrs.
Edith
Stewart,
Miss
Kathstop-overs.
Variable route
Sunday
with
the
latter's
parents.
Saage s east, eaiawasmee Cssaty, aTiehigaa,
leen Saunders, P. N. Lemon, De- suit ia the result of an accident Sun- me of a severe attack of asthma and
theaee roasJar mSm%", e on tae ftsUowtng destickets
also
on
sale to New
F . Geeck and M r 4 . Susie troit Alaska Knitting Mills. Wm.
cribed land: The *»*t pan of the *e*i ©art of Mm.
J. day atternoon, July 28th, when a less than a bottle eaosed a complete
a e frl
4? UHJI acirs and east part of a e trt Jmxki and tona spent cue day lastScott, Joeu Drfegomir (foreign) runaway caused by the Ainsworth cure." Refuse substitutes. jSoldby
York and Boston.
U 116¼ mere* exceptlandftaold OstfoitVitriSedweek in New Haven.
Glen
T.
Reynolds.
automobile,
resulted
itf
the
breaking
Illustrated literature and
deSrttt Conkpany aad Jobs Johcssa, F. C. 0«JLs
Calzifiero Flabaao (foreign), Eddie
MU wife, owners, t>A<* chains. t'AStore s 39¼*, M i . and M M .
of
the
plaintiff's
leg.
Mias
Helen
tailed
information
may
be
had
Simon Vodder and Whipple.
0.S1 chaias to a point
w (>Z7 ch*ioa ftoat
Brommerwich who was in the rig
the s e corner of said lnsds,
two children, D o r o & y and Minnie,
on application to
with Mrs. Schultz, which was driven rata cnti*i>**w L I K E I *
Levsth of drain on said laud is 530 chains. are spending a few days here, havG. D. YOUNG, Agt.,
by Fred Trumbull, also threatens mWWMjrrs
Tbenee s J»V, e oo the following described ing been called to sitesd the funeral
UOCATIVS
Corunna.
land; 44 40-100 acres on e side of wc. 32 Y. 7, of her father, F , Sanderson.
actioa for less severe injuries^
.
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