Shoppers!

VOLUME 4a. HCL s$
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Sunday Sehool Officers.
_ The members ot the Congregational
9MBday;^hooT ^asV^Sunday etlbted
thb.following officer^ for the coming
yearl."
; Superlatendent—Mrs. Jabe? Bacop,
■Atot.Superintendent—Mrs. William
OampbettTw
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Secretary—James Schmidt. ;
: Asst.; Sec ret ary—Hollis Freeman.'
Treasurer—D. H. Wurster.
Llbrarlan—Paul Maroney. Executive Committee—L. T,
Ernest Hudson Fett Wednesder Morn
; lug Vnder Losded Wagon.;
- Erneft, th e eleven year, ’oltUsoh pi
Mr.^ aud Mrs, Herman Hudson, of
The tnan who thinks tiwiqe before letting logo oC hia loocoy is ,
Lyariog,. met with a painful accident
Wednesday, morning that Will confine
! on the sure road to fortune. You will never write a bank eheok
him to the house for some tim e .!
• without thinking twice and often three times while' ihe ,lQ0ftb '
. The lad was accompanying his
JIam Self oi this place, who su rvive
dollars jingling in your pocket go like hot oakes. Others are
8 {father, y herwas drawing) a load of
1,070 pounds p f live hogetb th eC b el
pleased with the; banking'service we offer.
sea market, The bov hailheea walk
ing and w benithey wereron th,e"ibvel
"W H Y -pO N 'T "Y O U TR Y
day afternoon,HeV; C. J. Dole officlat
fust north of the barn on w hat is Wurster*
ing. Interm ent Oak Grove cemfctery.
rr‘.r{*V
known as theB ow Jes h iH ith e b b y at-;
tem pted to climb on th e wagon. He
Will Again,.Be. Candidate. .
The following officers of th e K. 0 .
slipped, and fell just in fro n t o f one of
Justice Joseph 8, Steere, elected to th e re a r wheels and,,w as ru u ,o v er by T. jd; M., were elected last Friday1
b ig h t f o r th e bom iugryeay^The office
t he supreme henchlfor a short term,:
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a weight th a t is . estim ated a t' about
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announced th a t he will be a cancjt 1l500Ppunds.T - . - f . ^
of physician was le ft v acan t and will
be filled ht; a fu tu re m eetin g
date fo rre -e le c tio n a t th e coming
Mr. Hudson^ who was driving the
Com.—J a 4 W* Speer* '
spring republican s ta te convention, team ; fe lt a sudd[en ja r o f th e wagon
KWT&V'*':\.Y*
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" ju s tic e Steere ;comes from the; upper
Lieut, Com.—Geo, A. Young.
as the wheel ra n b y e r th e boy, qnd as
Record K eeper—Geo. 9. Davis,
penjnsula^and Was appointed to th e Fooked around he saw his eOn rolling
bench by Governor Osbortt to fill a on the ground. The . rig h t sleeve of
Ftnhntce ^Keeper—H .E i CopperM :^
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.vacancy. caused by _the. .d eath -0 1
Chaplain—Elm er.Beack.
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th e boys overcoat was J^orn opt a t tbb
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in the direotiotTof Original ^ ovelties and New Features has- met
Sergeant—A.
Bi
Sawyer,
mem1^r7o.f:i|).e_CP.nrfe It was neces­ -righeshoutdevH h'e^i^tV sifi4-;of>iils.
, with most gratifying success, and we shall deem it a. privilege— sary th a t he be- elected forAbe short
m ! a t A.—LeRoy Brower*
-face was considerably cu t and bruised,
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1st Mi of G ,-E . H. Chandler. ;;.s
term of a few months and when ask bis le ft knee and hip severely sp ra ia
to show you a very <extensive assortment# of HOLIDAY GOODS
2
d M .o fG .—‘RussellW ^eeloCki
ed If he would be a candidate fo r the
that are as new as they are pleasing and appropriate.
id, and his body is in a* badly bruised
Sentinel—M. A, Shaver.; long t e h n . a t the spring election condition,
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F ortunately no . bones
P icket—A, E, W inans.
Judge S te e re 1replied""that-hn-wouldi were broken.
a r e r ig h t
..The
boy
was
brought,
to
the/Office
For
Michigan
Roads.
“E rO rT rM . M. Officers.
of Dr. Palm er where his Injuries were
Postm aster-G eneraLH itchcock-and
dreBaed and he was tak en AoAhe horne
Secretary of Agdcu^ture-W ilson have
M.-QnTaesday. evening of this week of his parents in the afternoon.
notified finv. Osbora th a t 810.000 is
the following officers were elected for;
Throughout our. stock are many choice and .desirable gifts.
waiting for th e state of Michigan fa
th e com ing year:
useful
~coiTtirtmng^
of Parisian Ivory
th e U. 8. treasury to be appropriate*
P ast Commander—Ada R ,S p eer.
The
home
of
Frank
Norton
of
Yp
in case th e sta te also contributes 820,
■and beautifui artieles.
Commander—Emma A, Leach,
silanti
wa^
destroyed
Monday
ntight
000
Aor th e jpurpose of improving the
Lieut. Commander—Florence Van
_ — Our line of S ilv e rP la te d —'Ware, -Sterling—Silver—Spoons,
by.
a
fire,
the
origin
.
.of
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which
is
uti
post-roads
of thb sta te , over which
Riper.
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Hollow Handle Knives an d ’Forks, is complete, with prices that
known.
The
greenhouse
connected
rural
delivery
is effective.
Record Keeper—M artha E. Shaver.
-will please you.
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with
the
house
-was
'also
practically,
The-^letter—
recom
m endsthat^aO O Finance Keeper—Mildred Emmett.
destroyed;
and
th
e
loss
Is.
about.$5,000,
Beautiful Quadruple Silver Plated^ Toilet Seta; Cut -Glass,
ralle road traversed .by ru ral carriers
Chaplain—Mary F. V anT yne..
Mr. Norton With his b rother b u ilt th e be set aside fo r improvement. - The
both in heavy and light cuttings, at prices that are right.
Sergeant—Josie Johnson.
M. E. church and th e G. Pi G lazier appropriation-of Abe money is p a rt
Mistress a t Arras—Jennie Harris.
W aterman's Ideal Pens as low as $1.00.
Fine Leather
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memorial
building in this place.
o f att expendUufS«^f/iJ5fi0,()00 by con­
t Sentinel—Lucy Nichols.
in Rill Folds, Purses; Card Cases. T^dles’ Hand Bags of
gress in the varlodavstafes for .th e
.P ick et—Susie Hulce.
new designs and Traveling Cases.
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Francisco
Gleaner
Officer?.
Improvement of post-roads.
Pianist—Clara Hutzel.
Quf%tock-of.-Manicure-geod 8r- 4m t—up-4 it—fancy Colonial
-meetin g of F rancisco
B. A. R1 Election.
Congressional Returns.,
Arbor of G leaners the following oWChamois Rolls, are novelties in themselves, and are ..very pleasing
A
t
th
e
annual'm
eeting of R. P.^Car./■■ .
According to; the official canv-aslng cers were chosen:—
to everyone, a t prices from $1.00 to 16.00.
^
penter
Post,
G.
A.
R.^whichwPs held
boarilin Lansing Monday the returns, ' Chief—S tu a rt Daft. ‘
A pretty lot of B ox. Stationery, froin 2flc. to
in
th
e
lrjia
ll
on
W
ednesday
afternoon
eject Young, Republican congress,? ! Vice C hief—M anfred Hoppe.
fumes in handsome packages from 2S s~u s. $k00;
IVifum
of
this
week
th
e
ufoilowliig
officers
S ecretary and T reasU rer-^R ena
man, over McDonald, Progressive in
were elected; . ___
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balk from 40c to $2.00 the ounce.
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the 12th district in Ontonagon county. M artin.
JDommander—John F ,»W altrous. .
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haplain—Mrs.
Alf
r
ed
Lam
m
er
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-McDonaldis-naroe—
w
as-placed-on-the
Smokers'.Supplies for the GentlewenrGifjftrs »\-Boxes from.
Senior Vice Com m ander—A. N.
. Conductor—Henry Kalmbach,
ballot
incorrectly,
which
caused
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Remember the choicest opts '
U \
5Ooup. Beautiful-Brass .Smoker^set»,:Sm,oker.S tan^t etc. M
ortonr
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ecturer—Mrs.
Summerville,
votes to be thrown out, giving Young
and
.best qualities are to be
' BoojcB for the Boys and Girls,' Books fprUre Children, Games,
Junior^ Vice Commander-rJobn G.
I. G.—Fred MenBlng.
n /plurality
« i o i off 215.
t
O ther official
ifound'at our market.
ScHmidti
Blocks, and.m any;other articles to please the Children.
pluralities follow: Congr„essman-at- O. G.—Lewis Walz.
We make a speoialty of
Q uarterm aster—Theo. E. Wood.
large,. Kelley, 11,000; F irst district,
curing our hams and babon.~
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J h s t R e c e iv e d - a la r g e s u p p l y oi.
Surgeon—A ~W f Chapmam
Tr ees by the Roadsld er
Doremua, 5,800; Second, Beakes, r a y
___ Sausage of all kinds always
Chaplain—John S trahle.
Third. Smith. 127: Fourth, Hamilton
The*idea of planting trees '
• — on hand.
4 h e N e w B ook o l P oem s,
Officer Guard—Luke Keilly.~
400j-Flfthf Mapes, 600; Sixth, Smith, roadsfde ought—to—become popular.
T rv our pure steam kettle.
. “ TyTRiJ/Pg T(T~'HA^PrNE 3 S "
^jOOOr^Seventhf. -C ra ra p to n , - 2,600; T h e re is som ething id its favor. Our M arshal—E. L. Negus. ’
rendered latd..
P atrio tic In stru cto r—A. Stpger.,
Eighth, Fordney, P,600; -Ninth, Mc- forests have been entirely destroyed
■ b y F. A. S tile s
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Delegate Ao S ta te Encam pm ent—
LaughlinpJjSOOj-Tenthr-Woodruff,^!; In many sedtionV and In others it is
.Chelsea's former well-known Baptist Pastor-.—"Wo-afe selling.tlmsc
bu t a W estlon of a b h o r t"ttm e at^the CrEr-Bowen.
M e venthjTiindquistV 1^000."
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A lternate —A* S te g e r.
-booke.atJ$1.00, but they are worth much ■ m or^-C oihc' in »nd
ra te the t i mber is being cu t downr
Grange Meeting.
For th a t reasolvit I» th e ' p a r t h ^ wls^
:sce. them ;' .....~...........
November Crop. R eport
The n o rth Sylvati G range a t th eir dom to replenish the supply, in every
loo to
r-i g h t
O u r s to r e
.is t meeting elected t he fc
way. T heni t n o;
fleers for the coming year.
trees by th e roadside afford welcome has*j«st been-l88ued-btates—th a t- th e
-M -a k e -^ m ^ X m a a L -^ e io ^
’Master—Joseph Sibley.shade and sh elter, besides p ro te c tin g condition-of-wheat-aacbm pare4-wlthOverseer—P. M. BrQesamle.
th e roods In th e storm y w inter ;tim e. an average p er cent, is 90 In the state
and southern-counttes, S fi-fn -th e ^ n ^
[L ecturer^Mrs^CJBJilQateJU
In th e -p ra irle _ a e c tlo D.o f Abe
tra
l counties,
Steward—Chaa. Young.
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plan should m eet with special
Asst. Steward—Lamont Franklin. favor because th e re th e wpod prob- counties .and 97 in th ^ upper peninWe haye not got all kinds, nor have we a lot of any one
suta;. .One year, ago th e p e r.c e n t was
Chaplatn^M
rs. J. E. W aiz r ~ ----- r em is a serious-one.
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” ' ■ N O W F O R QHltlSTM AS
kind,
butzwe try -to keep something th ^t will bum and-keep you
80 in th e state, 83 in th e southern
T reasurer—C. E. Foster. *
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•This Grocery Store is shaping itself for the biggest tfade in
counties, 88 in th e c e n tra l counties,
S ecretary—N. W. Laird, v
Haa
Yet •—
Apologised.
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—- -............ .— 92 in th e northern a n 4 94 in upper
-------- --TRY-0 UR- PEER LE SS-SPLIN E COAL---------------its history. Food buyers will find it the ideal place to ^et t jeir
G ate K eeper—Thos. Leach.
Prof. Barbpur, of Y psilanti, hhs not
penipsula.
The
to
ta
l
number
of
bush_______
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-Ceres~=Mr8.-N.-W^Lalrd. — - ....- - j e t produced an apology fo r his: alie­
~e)Trlstmaa Buppliea and save money on everything they
els
of
w
heat
m
arketed
by
farm
ers
in
Pomona-^Mrs. C. 'Schneider,
nation th a t Speaker Clark of th e house
We have installed' a new feed mill. Give us a trial on your
See us for your Christmas wants.
November a t 95 flouring mills is 96,Flora—Mrs._Lt Franklin.
of representativesyAjecame d ru n k -lfr
ieedgrtnding.
695 and ajf 75 elevators^and to- grain
-" L. A. Steward—Jennie Ives.
Ann A rbof and was p u t to bed by fra- dealers 60,663 o r^ a to tal of 157,358
The next meeting will be held a t ernity breth ern . The Im patience
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L am o n t, grows as tim e passes. When he look- jusbels. Of this Amount 87,827 bushola were m arketed . In th e southern
-fnnrirttti-on Friday^veningfDecotffbe^
m aff
four tiers of counties, 62,658 in the
there was nothing from Prof,,B arr
central counties and 16,872 in th e
bour. Mr. Clark has stated very can ­
northern counties and upper penin­
Flag Raising.
didly and semi-publicly th a t if Prof,
sula.
The estim ated to ta l number of
The new flag pole will be raised and Barbour does not re tra c t he will sue
jusheIs—
of -w heat—m arketed—in t hethe -flag-unfurled Friday^Decem ber him. The story came to. W ashington
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months,
August-November is 2,*n
til, at I p . m.: A fter th e flag raising irotn Michigan th a t Prof. Barbour
260,000.
One
hundred mills, elevators
the Aollowing-prograhi-W.ULbe jglyenj. said he would, apologize, and he has
];rain
dealers
re p o rt no w heat mark*A<idres8—O. O. B urkhart, President, had time to communicate with the
eted
in
Ijfovcmbcr.
Hoard of Education.
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speaker if th a t is his purpose.
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The condition of rye as compared
Song—“Star Spangled B anner,'’
with an average per cent, la; 02 in the
School.—__
- K. o f P. Annual Meeting. _____
-Recitation-*'M eaning of th e F lag.0 Chelsea I^odget- No, 194, K. of P., etate-an d northern counties, 93 in the
Dofothy Speer, Irene . Vail, Grace ield Its annual m eeting a t Castle southern counties, 91 in the central
counties and 96 in the upper penln*
- la-H-Wbdnrsclny evening, an d elect-1
Flag Drill. Pupils of Miss’Depew’s ed the following officers:
was 88 in the sta te and cen tral coun'
room.
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C. O .-R . D. W alker.
ties,
86 in the southern cdufoties, 03
Song*-'!Flag ot th e.F ree." Schbol.
V. O.—W. S. McLaren,
n
the
northern and 00 in th e upper
Address. Rev. J .TCampbcll.
p re la te —T. G. Speer.
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— peninsula.
Recitation. Pupils of Mrs. HowM, of W ,—Conrad Lchtpan.
The condition of fall pasture as
le tt’s room.
M, of. E.—John L. Fletcher.
compared
with au average per cent,
R ecitation—“The School and th e
M. of F.—A. E, Winans.
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s 98 in the state, 97 in th e BQuthern
Flag.’’ Gladys Lgach,
K. of R. and S,—'W . H, Hesel- and central counties, 99 in the north­
R e c ita tio n -' ‘T b^B est Decoration." schwordt.
>ave the .la rg e st line of
ern counties and 102 in tbe upper
G ertrude Mapes.
M. a t A ,—Paul Bacon.
ev er shown In Chelsea. Souietl
f thc
make,
peninsula.
Come in and oxamino o'ur lino of Diamond Rings,
Song—America.
, A .
I. G.—A. B. d a r k .
The
condition
of
liv
esto
ck
through­
big and little. Dolls of all J lnd* ^ Irescn t yo« could buy, ,
The public are invited to these exLadies’ and Gents Watches, Bracelets, Watch Fobs,
O. G.—H. H, Avery.
F ree Sewing Machines, the l,eat l . *ir
p 0t8; Coffee
erciaerw hich will'be held in t^ e high
out the state Is 90 fo r horse:s, cattle,
Delegate to Grand Lotlge—H. D, sheep and swine.' '
all kinds and Postal Card Albums.
. . tlier ugeful ar- ’ school room,
Cuff Buttons, Dockets and Ch|uns, Tie Clasps, Sterl­
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rculators, Clmflng Dishes
W ith e re d
, '
ing'and Plated Silverware, Silver Thimbles etc. Our
Move on Nowl
A lternate D elegate G, A. /leGolc.
Notice to Lima Taxpayers.
Jon’t fall rti> Inspect our stock,
* • Christmas candles,
lino is eomplote, and contains many other a^ticlou
TrURtec --.T. N. Dancer.
• says a noHceman to n s tre e t crowd,
tturc the- largest line to ndcct
cl9™
The Undersigned will lie a t th e
and
whacks
heads
If
It
don’t.
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Move
Grand
Vice
Chancellor
Hugh
Van*
apes, Oranges. Something good e y
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Ama town b^D ev ery F rid ay during
desirable as Christmas gifts..
b n now," says the ,big, harsh mineral dewalkcr,- of Ypsilanti, was present >eoeinl>cv;
a t th e K em pf Com m ercial
pills to bowel congestion and suffer{ng follows. Dr. K ing’s Now1 Life and gave a very pleasing address A Havings B ank C helsea, D ecem ber
iirivuftu
wui-n of the
u .r, evening.
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Ja n u a ry f f a t th e D exter Havi'ih o work
Pills don't, bulldoze the bowels. They a fte
th r
in g sB a n k , D ex ter, J a n u a ry 3, to vc-
Farmers
Shoppers!
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Merchants
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M l
ill
m
Bank
Our Special Efforts This Season
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Our Shp© and Rubber Stock for l£ejbt
is cpmpl^tBv and of the best quality.
‘ THE RRIORS
J a Invite YouLAttantlon
M
To The Latest and Best
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The best of everything in the .Grpoeiy
Line, and prices that are "right
of Old^Tavern^Ooffee^ ^
TRY OUR 10c OCRS
John Farrell & Co.
mm*Choice Meats
Eppler &vanRiper
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W K W I L L A LW A YS TUKAT
Ohe^sea Elevator Co,
RIGHT.
KoWahx) G rOHB, Treasurer.
was served to which ali did amide
justice.
A dvertisem ent
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A. E . W INA N S
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THE CHELSEA STANDARD, DECEMBER 13,1912.
A Jackknife Carpenter
can dosomci good work with
t i‘u X t handy
‘ " tooT.but
ITbut a real CarJ f i M m f M fldraw B jeat,
o i Tool* and the right raw
Brltrih Homo and Hospital atStroatham Now Inadequate. pw li^ A o
It id .A dt)ty of
the kidneys to rid
the blood of uric
acid, an irrhating
= peLsoShtfeat is^oa.
... QueenAlexandra ofEnglaua has a
KanUyionniog lapet charity in the British Home and
side/ '
Hospital for Incurables a t Streathami,
rTnirHfiirTnAgBr the lnBtltutiottTaooa- - i%itflyfejurlo*ol*
W
f i o itotally
I ^ M iS a T e ^ c a fe rT6r ”
becatno
totally Inadequate
atteplo^toadMhe,
the enormous number of cases which
dissiniwh gravel,
came under Us province.
urinary; troables,
In 1863, however, according to the
weak type,‘drqp*y
or heSrtdUetee,;
Bystander, Quesh A lexandra,then
. Djau'a 'Kidney
princes 'of Wales, hq°a.ih® a liberal
Pillahelp
the hi
supporter, 'rhro\ifth‘' ,her donations,
neysfighfdffurlo
and tho ififluQ«ee~ot her patronage
ac -h r Ini
the hoapltalAtntR
n c'W*
w etrep
c g, ,
it gained^a sound financial basis,. Tor
jak kidneys adi
weak
add
many, years j t /w as: situated in Clap»
relief 'fwm^backache and nrinarv ilk
ham road, but in 1864 the buildings, be^NIOHWAN CASK. 7 ^
-.■Mrt, 0 .>W.^Bur«er,. (08 sh«?man Av*
came so crowded that new quartero
Cerunna. Mloh., lay*; “Tho inlna thr^T*&
m
(O n ilLo f m y b M k w*"e fo ." v J m
were sought at iStreathara., The pres­
somet me*
mei I could
coutd not iretVv,,
set out of a chiff
ent building cost'in the neighborhood
ItX itooped, Iwould nearly-toppi*
L h*d awful di«*y ipeli# afid rny ho^,!
• K<in*ypmi
^ffilprtTlno- from .the first and
coaUnuid
use entirely ppred me,'*
unu*4
2 ft
BOoeBq ^
D O A N ' S
FOSTER-MlLgURNCO., Bufftlo, Nw r«k
AtoiA kid
Bread F lour
M odoceet s to re and 'fce'fteSp
itead ^th aiv afty
flour
•QTpurpoMt'
. VELVET
PASTRY FLOUR
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f
duto not have to be .loaded
cri*h-Jahortejking tagOtrproper
rc $ u U s — T h e se m odern
K & h e ii helps davetim e and
araxey and produce the best
b e n d .jw&jjaal&i "
H e n k e l's F lo u r
fe -N e v e r -Dear
f 7 ;NbVto Be Caught,Farino?:f(6h one! side of the hedge
to boy on thj othe r side)—Now, then,
m y lad, jltd n T T ^ b ll youiaot to iet ma
patch you h e ro again?
Boy<. (preparing to run)- -All right,
doa’i
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caugbtme Yett==Weckl]rTolegrapl
Ship Y our F urs to
F UNSTEN
I ■' ■■liPi—WjyiWWWWBIlN.IIIIIB■!!■ W W
H a n y C h ild re n A ro Sickly.
ark.ut la tho World, Oar ■ate* ora
•tteuded by the groiteatt (ur bajejr*
borers ot
0
:.C<m*do, Com*
thli country. Europesna.C
Htltlon
Am
ongthem
l»Sen*:
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AffUtip
■ 0tho prices! Dealing
Deal)nr cdirect
you
liroet with
wlth.yoi
wswedo. can’t 70a toe whywec*aalien!
to pay you blcgeet price*?
8 I | M oney In T rap p in g
Trap dnrl ap.urate time.- Mink. Coon,
k, Uual(r*i, Wolf, Lynx, White Weaael
•vt oilier (ur* ar*r*lu*bl»tour.and'lt'ra eiweb
.h themwlth-ftmitrnAnlmnUiMl. Wewml
Tin MHUuu.DcilATi.' wert.h.o( m,t mth_fur* *ad
will payc*ih(or'thim. Toyet bud reiuiU, o**—
Fu n eten A nim al
Cart
Woru»r»nt*e.ttil»hail tolncrc»«« yoorralrh,
aM>ntr*dd It. Ouocan, at a holler, mad*llvIMclear
cuaam
__
ien Ueail'bV'.U. H Qorerument end by «ip»r|.
, <11j 111,,,*. Toot OrtndPrlie.WofM'eyilr.iyot.
1mtalttd
»l. ln
Stale
IW
irih*kind wanted.
drwaiillewewareoalSufoMrewwat-^tll-nPtarlnr-prlcea.—
nWK—Tneeer'y0«IAa,0*meLaw*. SupplyCatalny—ahoob
Pel' wtHi far Market Report, Shlpntni Tire, etc, Writ*today,
Plmgitf*'0pi>«,A0ise 181 PuneleaBldg., St. Louis, It*
mm
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4
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mmt
.US»
r *lipP;*f c■jo ,--
?tn»
...orm a/ T hey are so pleasant to take children
tained, T he lim bs are bound down tig h t so as
like them. . Used by mothers for 22 Veare. At a)
d rftd ata.S S c. Sample malted FREE. Addreu.
to./save room in shipping. Then they are bound
A. sTolmated, LeRoy. N. Y. Adv^
.. together in bunches ef five, _thiff being convenient
QtieiTn Alexandra ^ C harity.
for~both uliipm ent
r- ' ■' :T.ffire. Were others. . ■' r-' in open cars th a t they may be kept cool: and poa“Yqu,”
sighed the rejected lover,
nnTBr-wl^Tgt.Hamitl;p^iifilsht-wiitr-and- Of £.2i7M0,. which was subscribed by -^wouldTlnd-your-na mo.^wrlttea-in im--=
.'
their attractiveneBB -thus.- be .lessened. They are th e pUbllO.
perishable characters on my heart
T ho beneficiaries in th e home are
sold direct from the cars :to .retailers and these
could you but look.'’
mattft t^ phlnt of'kenplng them1always in.the open nil persons of w hat the- B ritish term
“So,” murmured the fair -young
tirft- ' middle——classes—parsons—who.
a te
fhittgzwhcu was. aw nr c:-_oL t lio^faetihat^
...Throughout the sbutheVri states tile supply of shrink from ch arity 'an d V(ho_prefer tbe swain had been playing Romeo
Christmas trees comes from the southern pinp death“ to~a; life Jn-a-paupers' -home,;- a t t h e s e a s i d e - f o r so m e th in g like 20
th a t overruns the region. Ordinarily the markets They are known as gueatB of the in-' y ^ a r s . “ S o ? ' T h e n y o u m u st have a.
WntsoaT!,Coleman,Wash.
Jnjton, I>XYlivokafree, Highare supplied by the wagons of the farmers, but stltutibn^ and /their number includes h e a r t l i k e a lo c a l d ire c to ry by this:
*dt-referenced. Beet mtutt.
in the bigger cities they como in carload and university, graduates, army aiid navy t i m e .,,— T lt-B U s. ------- ^
---------~TrainI6ad- lots. T fi^fli^is abundaiit .in Colorador "officers, members)of the—medical-- and
FROMiSJNfi TO MARRY HER.
but it grows in high, inaccessible places,- and 4cgal-profeBftiorisF. — ^
-Two-6ueasear
therefore the Douglas' spruce and the lodgepole
A new wing is being added to.Jhe
'“V/ell,” said tho proud father as
pine largely . take lts- place. This 1b largely true hospital, which is to be^called tho tho doctor.^entered the room, "what
bf all. the Rocky Mountain statos. In Oaliforuia Queen Alexandra wing, by permission is it—a boy or a girt?"
'•
and the other Pacific. Coast states the incense of the queen. \ r, ”
— . ■■
“IITglVe y o u fw d =gbesscs7(indeveh
cedar and the young coas£ redwoods are quite
then you won’t, guess right," said the
ganarallv used as Christmas trees. The. swamps
doctor.
of Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota furnish
“Tush? nonsense!" said the proud
the markets.of Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and
father.
“Boy?"
Flreiharr/Brayea Death to 8top Pa*"
Detroit.
■/ '■
\
~1
.“Nope,”, said th§, doctor,/
teTTaekAfter-Enolneer
l#
Over—w/Whpii tho time is ready for the indoor use of
iha«
cio
1/1 Ithe proud
'Ah—g irl/’ then?’’
said
, oortie^by Steam.
the tree it is dug up and pared down to a graceful
father.
piece of earth as a base. Then a piece, of can­
‘•Nopo,” said ' the doctor.
New.Brunswick. N. J.—A fast-train
vas or any other 'sort of stout cloth is bound
•
“Ah—I
kpQW,” , said . the proud
about the base to prevent crumbling of the earth on eastern, line was a “runaway”" father, sadly.—Harper's Weekly..
The whole of this is then fitted into a box or tub -for a few moments when.—on,, the
an d ;ls ready to serve ^ purpose in the house. way* from Now York to Phila­
IN FORM
WANTED,
., ..rl»ATIO
>~rr-,- N..................
It-is moro solid and effeqtlveTindpors than: the or-i delphia, th e - engineer lav Scalded
:-^dlnary-treo-and never wilts .o r drobps. - lt-Is-ln:' .and— SBUtiflleBS in his _cab _frpta
escaping steani, and there was no
reality a living tree.
.■WJie.n the rostivltlos are over th e/tree. 1b taken controlling hand a t the throttles. Tho
.. to the point where it Is to be planted. A hole is presence"of mind and pluck of tho flro*
Z C .T Z E T ’& O
dug to fit Us baso. This may be successfully ac« man, Joseph Garrett, aveft'ed~a proh—- - ;— :—— v—
nsuge cannot, he tr:icnfi"hapk (al tlinr than the six*, .compllkhojd oven where the ground is frozen. 'The. able wreck of tne train^ running sixty
YR.IAT) are th e " m vthsrrb'nin
ifc-^JJiuck is, a-very^prom tglng fel^
legends that cluster ,around
teenth century, It^then existed only in the Ilhinft.. tre.e;is lifted from its Uih. th e cloth is takenTrora miles arTbbur and crowded with pas' ;~
; 7"
the Christmas tree. Its orlgin^vaHeyi^to-whieb^narrow-llmltB-it- was restricted: around its bas^Tind/ i t ; is- fitted again- 'Inttr^tlie sengers..•
la—Why don't you sueTElm fo r
earth
from
which
it/cam
e.
The
protected,
roots,
______________
.
Beyond
th
is
city
one
of
the
driving
takes us far back into prefor more than 200—years? At the opening of-the
firvach of promise?
......................
nVamp(»nih 'v»ftnH^'y: <»
'(n’:U i V ' f l f t r . Again, take hold and the troe goes ~bh~grbwfsg: shafts snapped and- part--of-the- rodour skim
ciad
savage
ancestors
Avere
many,
add
fifty
years
later
hud
reachecl Bohemia, , without even a knowledge of its holiday ^ p e ; was hurled .through ay boiler section.
Wot-Uaed -to "Hlgh- Llfe." --— —
......
— rten
------cer ....................
It Is in no.........There
way Injured;
was a rush of steam and Bn -1
Hungary,
Paris
and
England.
German
immigrants
tree
worshippers
and
believ­
An-old far mer-waa-inrljondon-viBttNurserymen
s
poclally
prepare,
trees for just p g ln e e rF ra n k - Barber" was enveloped
had already brought th e custpm to our owii coiined th at a god or goddess
fug; his Sou, w"Ko_had"got"- on in the
th
is
,purpose.
Individuals
teay
do
the
same thing a n,d overcome before h e could putTiis’
try
and
here
It
-has
become
so
popular
that
the
^dwett in-tha-BXfir.gr.e.enJ..Long
................................
rwilh-no-more-explanation
than-that
civ-en
ahove/ "hand1lo th e throttle.
prior
to-the
Christian
era;
tho
-supply
-o
ftre
e
s
i
n
th
e^cl
ty^m
a
rTcets-ls^e-YCf'e
q
ualetc:
__
^frees
from
the
nativo
woods,
around
any
village
G arrett, with the train speeding
fir
tree
.was
used
In
Rome
in
to
the'demand.
vVi&en the two sat down 1 to dinner
i
her'h
ol
tday-f
csttvifclnktng^thenpfesen-t^With-tittr-dlm-paftt-ofT-un-;
may.
havo
thclh-TOQta-pr^neii
W
--rTnadly-onj-cIimbed-over—
to ^ tb e -e n ^ibeT'fSrst niglit- a^m anservant/ waited
numbered centuries, there will this Christmas be
nmy bo dug up with no preparation whatever, gineer’s side, of the cab and, although
tie s'o f the Saturnalia end, its
upon them, and was most as'siduous
displayed in American homes 5,000,000 evergreen .. [T-here is a better chniico of thG}r^_fiourishing when nearly blinded, managed to get to the
t,ranches were decked with
iOL hfat -a.tran^onH-to- 'tha old -farmer.:
---------------------------------they-lm VO'-been pro pa rod for, tho transplanting. (hrntMe. The t rain- was brought to
tittle
visirbw^jeweled-imagesi
zititees.
Thore are about-zd.uyu.uyu^famuies-in“
the
the
Afher w atch irft?
But any evergreen dug up with a b it;o f earth a h a lt quickly then< n e ar monmouth
of
pagan
divinities,
especially
United
States,
and
one
in
four
of
these
will
make
aattet exclaimed:
■
. 7
about its .roots should grow,
........
the
Christmas-tree-n^narLmlLthB
celohrnHmL-tUal
Junction, where Barber was cared for.
fW?iat tho mischief are ye dancin’ of Bacchus:
__ -You say-that—all- you-wanLiL
■:
: ■ 7 — ~~~r. —-r—
■There
Is
also
a
m
annerof
permanently
marking H is condition Is serious.
In th e Yoletide celebrations o f-th e-D n n d s of :. -is- at hand. This does not mean that ouly thebe
aimuq like th a t for? Can ye iiot draw
a
good horte and, a good husbana, 1
"trees w ithout/injuring them or interfering with
None of tho passengers oh the tra in can-surely- furriish you a 'good hoB^
fit y e r c h a ir and sit -down"?: I'm Biiro ancient BrUain. the.evergreen bad a'diBtibctiv(: _ wULpartlelpate in the festivities of the season,
their growtl^__A^ag/f.tts.tened to_a_piece_of..wire had known any danger threatened.
for there is stilt the stocking method of dlspensWare’s enough here for th'or three of place with fCw, holly and mistletoe". The Druids
She—B ut ~oOn you .-furnish- me -*
t-eentury?
believed
th
a
t
the
overgreensTsliettwed
the
good
Tm r
«s. -London Mail.
good
husband?;
This
tag
may
bo
of
metal
a
nd
on
it
may
be
stamp~ =MpiT}^-^f_tita-n«e_«.-far>rflpd4o-them7Rt-thc-approach
-has-beeome-4he-c-ustom^4o-use^-the—treos-in ajc<-^-ed
tho
date
and
whatever
legend
is
deelrod,
Tho
'W
H
ER
E
TjS
~
^
A
T
T
lN
Q
~
~
n
E
lN
.c
7
cordance'with
tbe
o.id-fashloned
cuatoni
of
sturdy,
One fisherm an's Idea.
of cold w eather.
... .
- N EVER T IR ES
.
homo of a growing family may thus’be left with
rural Germany.
Tbere ia a 8 cand;na\*Jan myth that tells of the
jjjfrst^Anfiler-^Look. this fish was
Of the Food ThafTRbitored Her t»
~.Ncw' York, tli§~ metropolts of th e natio'nr“use«_ -a—permanent - monument of a ll- the Christmases -ttmmermans Have—MiHion-Dojlar—Es*^
o ittc a t caught before; see, the ^broken? tre e th a t/s p a n g - from the blood-soaked ground
Health.
tate' to Split Up and Cub Hero
far
more Christm as trees than any. other city in thdt hayo passed pyer the heads of the children
where two lovers met a violent /leath, and of
(nolt in its mouth..
'
Isn’t Mentioned.
the world. Yet th'e/ city is so admirably located that have dwelt. wlthln/Tt. When these return
SSttood Angler--ItiRhould have had mysterious lights that hovered a bout the tre e . a t
'"Som ething, was making me H]
.
frbih
the
standpoint
of
available
fo
r^
U
-th
a
O
fie
tQItlm/bncoBtral
-hearth;,l.nrt.lielr‘
old
age
they
can
the period of-the w inter -sol~ < aw ~^tougii~tb~i?te'er ~~ctgar ~of~books
i
didn't knOW the cauBe;,'-write»-^
<-rOf th o /tre es nnd—the—events
-Kansas GityHMm—H undreda of let-B gyptiane-d ecorated —t li elr—
afte r that.
C
olo.'young
vVIVi
JUU1I0 lady:• “For
*,»• two y' e *|-^
quarter of a TOllIloh Chi-istmas trees are each y e arv ^ a t hover about, the occasion in question.- Incl- tors from Zimmermans in :all parts of
frtm Angler—Ob, come; you can't houses with paint leaves which symbolised Im*
a
s
thin
and
sickly,
suffering
from adentally,
the
landscape
will
have
been
beautf
the United States who seek to share (a
cftpcct &_ fish to exhibit more sense m ortality and the sutrry aky." At this period of 7 brought to New York, and all of them fire sold
digestion
and
inflammatory
rheuat
fled, and aslde-from -the
during the week before Chrlstmas. -v/Over _on
the $1 ,000,00 estate ,of ,J . K. Zim m er:
tfrati, a human being.----— r
------- the year the a n d e n t Persians decorated the plane/
...■■
; jut
much valuable timber produced,
man, formly a cattlem an of Waco; llsm,
Riversldo Drive, .where are the .homes of the
tree with ornam ents and jewels.
, “I h a ^ 4 rie 4 -differsaLktnd 8^of
,
The
Christmas
tree
industry—
of—ttnr-TJnltcd
T
’ex.,
have
been
received
;by~Jqdge
J.
wealthy,
expensive
trees
are
sold.
These
are
-An-old G eraao tradition givos Saint Wilfred.
/Utrst-Ah opplng.
and
many
of
tho
remedies
recpaofl
tales
has
assumed
great
proportions
and
Uncle
elaborately prepared, often being specially grown
H. Ouinotte of tho Kansas City pro­
T tred CITerk (over piled, up counter) the credit of transform ing the tree worship of the
od, but got no b e tte r.,
. , . ,
<0 making plans to place tho Industry upon bate court.
for^the purpose_and_brin g prlooa as high as 850.
v-Oaii < show
anything else. savage Teutons to a Chrlstinn coremouy. -It-was_
;
“Finally,
Mother
suggested
tuaM
^
/p
erm
an
en
tly
profitable
basis
through
reforestYet
the
Bast
Side
gets
its
due
proportion,
and
so
about the year 725 that, he led a p<rrt.y 0? priests
Mr. Zimmerman, a bachelor, diod in*
try
Grape-Nuts,
and
I
began
at
©««(ng.Jarge
areas.
Incidentally
tho
new
industry
th
a
t
good
shrubs.m
ay
b
e
1
abundant
is
the
‘supply
into
central
Germany
fo
r
the
cotuorslbn
of
the
f3bMtmner~YeB; the nearest w a f
testate in Excelsior Springs, Mo., on
01
'.*»«•
eating
it
with
a
Mttte
cream
has furnished ,an opportunity for hundreds of October 0. S. B, Strother and F. P.
had for 25 cents and 50 cents The little trees
Worshipers p t god Thor. Prince Gregor, the
o a t.—qjoaton Kvenlnff^Transcript.
boys and girls to earn their .Christinas money ip Neal, adm inistrators of the estate, A change for. the better began at oMJ
g ro w quickly and the farmers 'are often glad to
gr&ndsoa of a.king, was with him. having been
a new way by harvesting tlie cones of evergreen (also recalved a flood of letters.
have them cleared off their landr As a result the
tn tru sted to his care by the abbess? of the cloister
Dorvowed money often 'causes
«iiw.
n uuuu ci
'? £ * and
* * } strength all tho tiiSP’ ^‘
trn e a :
. .
■,
:
....__________ _____i,,
weight
gopte
rwho
^
o
u
n
tt
he-penn
lea-closely
-find-4hoB
h
aliel.
ITn
C
hristm
aa
cv
o
tltu
y
'"
\vj
Mrttf la** o f memory------- -----T
o
d
ale
the
administratora
-have-l
gajn($
10 jbe. m 7 hcrtaBt:_five v 1^
O f^tlie
Chrlsinibs gi’eons within their reach!
__ 00,000,000
iplr way th ronp^H t.hn snow n( lbe forest When
, , naITdiTs^for'osF'la'miT
_
__ ^
acres llsted twenty-sovon heirs who-clalm-A
are
today
covered/
with
'
■SifV «e‘’«-i*le*i«nt L'clleU regulate end Veng*. they cam e-aptm —the—lieetheii»tribe of Geiamar—
and
do
hot suffer any more from 7
F a th e r Knickerbocker lives right in the midst
imaUire timber, while
part
of
the
estate.
They
are
invest!
«swtt**mnaeh; liver »&<1bowels. SugArooated, They were assembied under the thunder oak,
digestion,
and thojhsum fttlsm j*
-o
f
the
most
productive
OhriBinTas^treo
socllorT
’(O.OOOTOOO-.-ftcres are WelHseodcd * w ltk'—youhb
■ivif ^ wuia 1e»r,<Muy-to-Uke-a8.oattdy;—Adv^The state of New York yields them abundantly.
growth. This-leaves 100,000,000 acres th at are gating the olalms of scores o f others.
symbolic of tbe^powor"of Thor, and were pre­
Straight-.down from the AdlroAdacks they come either non-productive or only M Uly productlvel T he estate Is to bo divided among no- *C“l \ n o w it Is to Grape-Nut® aloj®
O ttty a poor love te tte r can be pared to offer up sacrifice. The white-haired
in train lo ad , lots. Northern Pennsylvania also iM s. for this 100,000,POO acres th at seed are to phewd and nlocei ofnhe^eceasod” It th a t I owe my restored health. 1
priest of th e heathens had chosen the young sou
f p ftfS /iiy weak spelling.
of th e chief ,aii Ah.e_falreat_pQSBQssloiuof the. tribe,.. produces them without stint, and so are nil the, h«>^gathered, jm d it /is upon, this vast exbanse consists entirely of notes seeured by e at the food twice a day.
....T tiro of It.” Name given by P«®w«
oun
nearby cities guaranteed an abundance,
-- All - that they - a re -to bo planted -untR the wholg~H real estate and ch attels/
SolltMMtli(<al penoa tuwsilqaW blue. It's* and het was to life offered-,;.for tbo. god \vas very
M&Mh«dua«lQa large bottle of water. Aik for /hungry and needed the utmost’aWneinent,
through New Blngland there Ib a general use of
developed into Us greatest possible yielding capaCo., Battlo Crbek, Mich. . m
Blue,w i blue that'sall blue,Adt , As th e weftWrable priest-raised his-ntone hatchet
th b C h ris tm a sire p ,
... . ......
,
city, making it ono/of th e finest ‘f orests th at the W A S B O O STS COST O F EQQS
T ho flavour of Grape-Nuts jwjJJ; \
world has ever known.
♦For a month past, there have been hundreds of
bn high a n d . brought it down to kill the boy.
\o
lvBOui , It
kl Is
18 neutral,
nouLrui» not
**vw
to
itself.
B u tt Before the
men preparing: tho Christmas tree harvest for
who w as'ready, prepared for the stro k e Winfred
and has an agreeable, healthful QU*™
Price
I*
Already
$4
a
.Case
Higher
In
■"Would ybu ujarry bUn If you Were appelued end warded off tho blow with his staff.
the youngsters who dwell fn the towns and/cities;
YULETIOE.
that never grows tiresome, ,
Austria end May lncrtase
Ii
In tho smaller communities, provided the rogloh
T h e people were gratified at,h is saving of their
Ono of the sources of rheum at*®
More.
"T E iwavry anyone that asked me. if favorite and . allowed him speech and he gave
produces the. right sort of trees, Jhe farmer' him­
w
»i>
The wind acrbss,/Uio sbowolad hill*; .
from overloading the W®1*®
self cuts them down and brings th to t.to market,
f WNNN» you.”
them th e Christian creed. Then he aiid the
A restless spirit, roves. ■
- r
Vienna,—As a result of the Balkan aold matorlal, the result of
He sells these trees $0 market men. to grocers,
Prince Gregor took their axes and, cut down the'
The murmur qf the frozen rills i'
w ar there is an egg famine In Vienna, dige$jtion and assimilation.
Thunder Oak. As it was ready to fall the light'
to florlfifs and decorators. They are bought from
Still echoes in tho groves.
Many dittos in Austria and Germany
A s soon as improper food « ra(cll.
nlng cam e gjid ablit it in iiiany parts and it fell
him by the wagrtnloftd and cost little. Then they
The. stripped trees, bending to the ekrt^,
get
their
supplies
Of
eggs
from
Bul­
doned
and Grnpo-Nuts Ib tatm” t^9
asunder. T he waiting tribe then b e h e ld 'in 'its
are properly prepared and ret upon tho sidewalk.
/ The)r tale q f sorrow tqll; . '
garia
and
Scrvia.
This
source
being
larly,
digeatton
Is mado M’JJ.J’ up
placo a slender f i r trie , green and Rpdrkllng and
Hut Preparation for tho lhrgbr m arkets are dif­
'H iuhed ore tho Bounds, of rocent m irth
I M
A
organs
do
their
work of build ^ (rt(
out
off
now,
eggs
have
already
Jumped
odorous. Winfred bade' tho trlbosmcn boar this
ferent; In the/hillB around tho greater oit.,ie»
of jmrrylM
1'lmt peeled,In averv dell
$4
a
case
and
will
gp
hlgbor,
good
rod
blood
cells
and v‘ z ;nljt|Dt
fo r th d p ro m p t rollof of tree to tho hall of Grundhar, the chieftain, to
m aking je a d y fo r C hristm as is begun two monthsaway tlio expess of disoaso-.
<
there assemble about It .and make merry. Abtnt 7
before the a rriv n l/o f the day to be celebrated,
•
/
Old
winter
dn’eathes,
along
the
plata
Chicago
Ctrl
Rides
Porpoise.
material
from
tho
system.
a,A«df
this first. Christm as tree the wild, men of the
in Mniiie, for instance;- the men go out in gangs
fjs chilling brcatli of snow;
1r '
•MPPMAPA LYWA*I GO,, LUts, BUFFALO, B.Y. woods "first heard th o 'ta lc of tho shepherd bOy
1,08 Angolos.—Mlss Caroline Kim* , Tho result is 'a . certain n,T „ eilltii
of four. ' Tliej- know tlieir business, for they luive
billows bounding q’or the main
belU.
recently, from Chicago,’ believes return to normal health ,an7 n
And th e fields of .iudah and it gripped th elrsttm fy -"TrathcrcTt-thia pcU-samc haiwest for. a generation;
4-^-* An nddod fury "Impw;”
in sea serpents. Hho, fainted In' the activity. “Thore's a roason. ,
hosrts^-yifhe tribos lip.oamo Christian and-ever ; ,Tlmy ImvO tourgHt the trees as they .stand In the
The sky is frowning, gray and cold,
surf after boim? carried sevornl foot the little book, “The Bond toj
after used the h r troo 1*s a token of the day /if /fie ld , paying the farm br five cents each for them.
srn A T iM O M V*
The earth Is brown and sere,
on
tho back of a largo playful porpoise; vllle,” In pkgs.
C hrist's birth.
-'
. The bu tt of .the tree is sawed off smoothly and
tim. tM4 b»
.
Yet on each barren waste and wold 1
Regaining consdousnees, she.declared
T he CbtistSMS tree in Us present style of
■iT^tr rr»4
V, 1 U’1 r ty\ r T
painted o y # (.in ordet; that th« ssp mav b« reThe. Yuletids 'bolls’ ring olear,
*h* never wool* attempt, eurf buthlag
& - “ ‘S s a 2 fL
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THE CHELSEA STANDARD, DECEMBER 13,1912.
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mrr- -r-r
•TOT
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cawy out a aisslbner ls |3,600 per sw u m and the
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program that wlH ^ n d ^ r them to-the appointment dates for twa years. The
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a
m
hearts; of; their constituents, the »
deputy in su ran t' commissioner re­
publlcanaand democrats will not S i ceives >2,500 per year'W d thin is a
found nap'ping/ t > ‘ 'U . ^
™ PQffltion 'that wllf be^UQh sought, for. WHRN IT H S . FAMOUS , COLLBGf
Thearioor-theHreputiilcanB^Teal
Aweadyrthero”are:•twge'rfwm ber of'
in itbtTn f a n c y ;
; 1
-Lhat although they have a comfortable ■^ndldates for Falm'qfo ipb, but the
majority la each house, they'w ill be newly elected govaramTh^ giVen n©
enable to enact any partisan meas- ilntlfftatlon- as-towhopa-h© wS
(Wonderful Cihanpes H ive eopit. Mgtfiw
i
^
r e g r ^ the'^etnocraafli governo r
•* m r T H E 'P L U M S ^ H E NEW'
zyoqld' affix his veto1to tlie hills and
RaHNiad Cbrtimisiloh.
g o v e r n o r W ILL HAVE TO
they would be finable to raueter the re­
Field «; Thing Unknown to
Thh
term
of George DJe^lhsbn exquired two-thirds vote to pass them
. DI8TR1SUTE.
member^©? the rstatja rail­
o v e rh ls head.'O n'this account it )tt iplrea-as
roadeommissitm
and, Fprrls ^ ill be
pointed out that much desirable legk
' srl^aiNeF'
TH E ELECTION OR A UNITED
Islatlon wilt probably be placed; upon able to name one ef hla frlends:to a Haven^the Yale and Harvard football
J«® ortant '‘beard. khfdtetore matched ^helr wits and
STATE® SENATOfr
3 -WILL NOT the- statute books- at-the^comiu g ses1* ,5^500 ■Joly^n,
T he fa w re q u ire e th a t one.m ember'of et&miila ln a struggle for victory* be*:
slon.
•■
s b ju g g l e d ;
the railroad eoqipi^lbn :sha.U: :be a fore forty thousand, persons of both
The Ex-augural.
:
practical railroad majL A n d ; a s : th at sexes'waving flags and shouting at
A /A
GovernoV Osborn,t a a r.ot Informed position has been Sited by Dickinson
Our Correspondent Has .Been •„obkthe top of their lungs. It Is a pity
the1publtc ob to the measures hw will
6 - 11
during the,past four years, I'errls will
In® Over the Situation and Con*
advocate In his ex-augural, but mem­ be required t© pick so^wr ohe lwitb a that Dr. David F. Atwater of Spring/ dltlone Upon- Which He Vent*
bers ofMtls m tinlate political family thorough knowledge of ralloifcding. field,. the oldest living graduate of
declare that .the. retiring chief execu­ The.; appointm ent .will date for. six Yale, olaes of 1839, could not see the
uree Some Very Clear
-performance, for there was nothing
v•
Predictions,
- tive will bo. progressive enough to years. Chairman C.- L- Glaggow’s term^ like lt in^his d a y s^ t: college. The
suttr-tho. most fastldionS. lirla known -does-not expire for^tw© 'year^ *■but
spectacle would he-too strehuone-for
that Gov. Oabprn is eUtmgly in fayor should the demoprats*. s tilt be in con
fBy fiu rd M. Hayoa.J
the old gentleman, however, ..and as
of-a- central purchasing board-to do ‘"trpl A.r
a t^ h a t: for gettlng i o the^ fleld. pf r.battle and
State offlcials, 'votcrau logislntors ^ b 0 buying for all state Institutions time! it will be* neoessary to reap- returning safely to his home without
•
W hether you smoke D uke’s Mixture in pipe or clgarw
and many persons outside the 'magic and he will prpbably ask .the legislat­ pqint. Glasgow ,or .pick some other re- physical hurt or mental xnollapse, it J s
e tte , it.is delightfully satisfying. Everywhere it Is th e
m t
realm of politics confidently. predict ure to pass a law croatliig euch/ a publication In his place as the act re- not to be thought of as feasible at hi©
choice o f men* who want real, natural tobacco,
~ .
that; the cowing'assemblyof the lay board. When he assumed the reins of quires that- there shall not be more agq. t.^ootball as a visual diversion If
makeru will -develop^-into. the most ofilce two yctfrs -ago he asked the' legir thalLtwo' im em bera^f th e ‘Jdbmlnant> a - dame for youth and for vigorous
'.. a.i
sensational gathoring in: the history of islature lu his .Initial message to party on lh© commission. Lawton- T. middle Hfe.
#
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Miohlgan. According tn aiivnnn^ in­ create._ai central board for all state Hemans was namedA a s 1 the lawyer j 'VVhen Dr. Atwatef was at New Hav­
formation whieh has drifted -into-Mhe Institutions, but the: law makers member of 4he commission by Gov. Os en the students were not athletic.
state house from 'various pnrts of froNvned on the proposition. Since that born two years ago a n d ’Ills terra”will Wfcat they spent oh- college-sports
would scarcely have filled a blind
Michigan,__enouKh bills aro hplng. time Gov. Osborn-haa paid a- personal not expire until Jan. ;lt. 1916.
HnB,Rgar.- wUh
man’s eup with coppqrs. The aoctor
framed by-embryo-statesraen-to-holft- vlalt to e v e ry jn stitu tlon In tho, Statg
the-lcglslaturo in sessiort-wtHMbe- _and h e knows thoroughly the neodn other democrat that; ^ 1 i{be,appointed "Ternembers a ; gym nasiurarbut it was
ralddle of next July, but owing to the of each one, Only a few days ago he. Jan, 1, 19‘^, cn , tn© iornmiriten}' tbe very/smalU.thoiapparatusjWMjneager,;
. m ■.
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fact that the new constitution fixes stated that he would havo-some inter­ democrats wlli be In control and will and the Btu^ents made little use of i t
esting
.
Information
to
Impart
along
One
does.-nqt
have
to
go
further
back
In
each
5c
sack
th
e
re
are
one
G
ild
O
h
f
t
l
f ounces of;
the pay o fth e legislating, of $SOOsper
he able to ouqt some of the clerks who
choice Virginia an d North Carolina tolw cco^pure^m lldj,
session odplto.l habitues ate Inclined these lines and it is expected that the have been holding their places by vir­ than the^latp seventies a t Harvard to,
rich---best sort o f granulated tobacco; Bnoufth ,,$ ,w k n ^
to the belief that the enthusiasm of 1913 legislature will get the; benefit1 tue of the'republican party, may be rem em ber;that the gymnasium of* th a t’
many good, satisfying cigarettes*—the kind th a t m akes
the new members will wane after they of the research work he has been do- ; tuo of the republicau party. There comparatively modern day was a che
’ - I . . are a number o r minor places .In tl^e ouldrJbrick building not much larger i
.rolling popular. ■ And with each Back you g e t'a ’ p resen t ;
have been: in "L ansingabout7three mg aurlng tlie'iastLyeaf7_
t :
Being strongly-ln fa.voc-ot.the inltl- l-vallroad commission that are. .being than a prosperoue farmer’s r •smokiamonths, as .a general rule ola memgqnpon and a book o f cigarette papers f r e e * ■
r / '" '
houset
ndiouloualy
primitive
anflTn
atlve,
referendum
and
recall,
Gov.
OS'
eagerly Bought b y ambitlouB dome*
hers always welcome a short session
adeohate^Tras the equipment:accord*
-C el an Umbrella yrge
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so there are some reasons to Believe born Is-sure-to-adyocate4hes0 -measi- -PrafsT- ~ ......
Thg;to;
Idtter day n ^ o 'a f^ T id 'tb e ^ trfr
The
coupons
c«n"l^ exphaaged^TTsll^sorts^of v«la»7
urea
in.hls
ex-augurai.
There
Is
every
i
, Helms's bhance.
that the pyrotechnics -will beaU-oyer
perintendent was a stgut, grayJlttle ?
reason
tb^hGlieve"
th
a
t“tho-next
leglsable-presentsi
!
T
h
e list includes n o t ohly smokers’ krticlea1
The terra of Labor Com m iastener man who could epar and fence a blt,^
—solved once within twelve weeks after the initial turo will give favorable consideration
-^
b
u
t
imany
dealrible
presents for women©n3 children—mil
in.
riftllfiri.
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Parry F. Powers will term lnato the
-fwHatt-by CfttgoMifc
toithesedtrmorlaitt-proDoaltlonB-as-the- -flrat-of next^JHly-andithls will afford but that was. about a l L -------—1--------------.
u m b r^ a s , c a m e r a s ^ United States Senator.
_Eoriaily_Bse Jn mllllona ot kitchens toe
To re^urn^to Yale In 1834-39. pbyi»l-;
platforms of all -thfee parties show
y
toilet—
'articles^JiennljLproved that Calumet is highest not only is
^Ferris-ari-oppqrtuulty__to_place: on,© qf- cal pfawase seems to have been de-'
One. oil the important propositions
' '.rackets,,,;; ,ca.tch c,r*i»„.
quality but in leavening power as well—on- that will confront he next legislature that republicans, democrats and na­ hls friends in a >2,604 job* There, die m4hd©d'f|nly wheiLwtownland^"go wp^i
- g lo v c s -o n ^ m a s l^ q to
failing in results— pure^to the extrema— and wlll-be Vie election of a. United-iSatea tional'progressives favor them".
abopt ten clerical jobs Iri that^^depart- fought together, and brute Strength j
wonderfully"economical In tue. Askyout
m
entAt
the
same
time
Ferr'.a
wlU'
D u rin g J> ec e in tfe r
Jw
ar
thbn
more
In
evidence
than,
skifll
. ::f I
senatort—If—the—r-epublt«?ro=nTapority=
r.— a n d ~ fa n u ar y o n .
grocer. And try Calumet neat bake day,
There-1
b also reaBoh"”tbl5elieve”that have an opportunity to ‘ pass; out i a ih lkiXlng and wrestling. The college
In
the
house-and
senate
ratify
the
re------------- +--A
urtllsend o u r illu stra te #
Bhlt of theTpirlmary... ejection United OHborrrwitt recommond that the gov­ >2,600 plum in the office of state dairy leader, in auoh affrays, was known. as
RECEIVED H IG H EST AW A RD S
c
o t d l o g u e o f p r e s e n ts
States Senator William, Alden Smith ernor’s term be extended to four and food commission. It is-eXpebted Major Bully, the biggest, end sturdiest:
FREE
to any address. A sk
man lq hls Olass, according to Dr.;
Wirid's Stirs
for it on a poatal. today.
will be elected on the joint baliot with years, and th a t he be prohibited from that James Hleme, who w^s made dep­
f<*d Expoiltlsn.
Atwater. (Yale meh^werb much glybn
-CJiIm| o.-IU. . COufonsirom Dukft Mixiuf*
several-votes .to .spare,_KecenjIy_mi being a candidate a second time. A uty dairy and food’ corarniBsloner un- * 0. :debating-and-Uterary-e?pr.esfllQii,:
Sirli Expert*
fG *
more bavo reached _the *state house' Toitr-y ea r t e nff 'f or gov.ernor_ _was- ad-: idter^tm an-D atoeizby^-Q gyr Gsb.oror “Llnohla,” TBrptKers. in Unity” and
ttyi. Prsnss.
°vvg
have this place if he wants it.
atreh,
that some o/ tho belligerent stales- vacated by Osborn two years'ago, but Hwill
-m u -— —
film A w a s th n d w m n em tln 'm m irfqite ^Calliope,” vlere some of the societies!
antfont front FOUR ROSE3 Oa£
the—
legialaturo
-turned
a
deaf
ear*
men \vere.; holding out and.hivo an­
fin fh>ubte eouP^)1 TlCKPVUQ,
equipped With H,bra,rles and, bristling
A
uniform
system
o
f
accounting,
for
lieutenant
governor
this
yeaT
apd
CUT. PIEDMONT CIGARETTES.
nounced that It was not at all. certain
TRU ST
CUX CIGARETTES,. an<t> ofhm
amondments >to the primary election it is said that he.wlll be rewarded for with logicians, th e rivalry between
(agt or coupon^ tutted ty w, ;
that they would vote for~WiHhiflV AI
these
organisations
;,
being
.intense.;
his work if he oares to continue qn
den feinith, solely because ho was.the. laws and important liquor legislation,
Premium Dept
Amusements of any kind wore limited,
will
be
among
the
propositions
dis^
^the
state pay-roll,
choice of the republican party In the
and
from
our
,point
of
view
they
w
ere
cuBsed by the retiring chief executive.
Clerical Jobs. <
primaries. .
tame ; enpughvW T he New Haven., A
Although
it is expected th a t he will
However, it'I s generally believed
Hartford
Ta^ r°Ud' had not been built
There,
are
a
t
least
2(1
minor
places
■:St Lcult, Mo.
touch on. taxation quostlons, there Is
when freshman A tw ater entered col­
that all of the differences that uor sup­ ■in
lu
tlie
dairy
and
foods
commission
that
ronanr tn_hallavfl' that h e will make
lege; so there was no running down
posed^-To'existlirprc^
any mention of the tonnago tax, How­ -wtir- affor d"' JobBT.foi' ~the democrats. to New York tb see the sights and to
od out before-the solonB^arrfve in Lan­
The
salaries
range
from
$800
to
$2,000.
sing. Governor-elect -Ferris has an­ ever, this is sure t o ,bo brought up In Under the graded Balary law passed dissipate. The stage coach and the,
tiio legislature In some fprm, or other
nounced that there will be no “Lo.ri=- as the state "grange And the farmers* by the legislature a. few- years ago all o an al' to Northampton afforded the
Country man’s Nqtloni
flnerizing” the’Michigaa legislaturevllo clubs.favdr ,It a m fth e tonnage tax clerks were started at $800 per year. only means of transportation. Pro­
Farm
er
( s e e i n g w a t e r c a rt for the
jays the republicans must _siipp_fii't Sen- bill is’ the cause of a hot legislative If they are proficient-they may to ad­ fessor Benjamin .Silllraan was arguing first tim e)—Dang me, H albert, It
ator Smith, the --democrats Alfred
vanced to' $900 when they hav^Tbeen that It would never- be possible to these Lunnon chaps ain’t sm art. J u st
scrimmage
every
two
years.
,,
;ln, thn nmplny of thw atntm-olv w-Anthar build steamships powerful enough to inn^ w hat th a t feller’s fixed up a t the
t& i
Lacking, and tlie progreanlvco, Thoo
T he Appointments;---- ----— __jmd_mfl^_reC6}ve |i.oop at the end pi croBB tne Atlaniloi
quick relief:
dor© Joslih. Friends of-WHliagi-AMen1
keep boys from
l-consist^ back of Ms wagon to-LoEd
_
One
characterlstia
o f Gov, Osborn of the first year if they merit itvHow- -Tfre~coHeg
ite headachea,Hto sotu*
Smith-in the state,house assert-that
ed of a totv ,of briclf*dortpitoriea, -a"hiccoughs, fUtulence, mrplnsiwyn
h© will have the- required; number of that has been the cauBo oS considera­ qver, |i,000 Is" the limit for a embmon
You A nV «n»monqr cotton yoq hup
plain
chapel, an Rtbepeuin and lyceum
ble
comment,
during
the
p
a
s
t
,
,
t
wo
clerk, and owing to the fact that it building
breath and the general ifeeMiqg
votes when the roll Is called on the
R
A
S
H
P
N
F
A
C
E
F
O
R
2
‘
Y
E
A
R
S
cheap or hfrcgn fahlnspowJtr, Don't
in which the recitations were
years, is hia penchant for1appointing costs considerable more' to Jjvq. !in
good-for-nothingnesa
it i
Joint ballot, Jan. 14.
„
he tnltltJ. Duj/ Gilamtt' It't mon
to office members Of the democratic the Capital City now than it did a few held; ro^nd them all ran ;th e ' old
Sioux
Falls,
S.
D,-—
"My
trouble
of
ThOuwridsr—thpough
three
Economy
the
Watchword.
econom/ca/-—more wholmoiM— giou
wooden ’’Yale fence.” Entrance ex*party because of their-fitness to fill
_
_
the wide world
huttmtilfn. t'sifttmii u fa t oaattht to
W tthC hafce S; Osborn in (no.excu- hip pnattions, When "the legislature year <:ago,^clerical Jobs are not touch laminations were- oral and exclusively :skin disease-started merely as a rash _ations and
ou-my
face
and
neck.
but-IL
»rew
and^
_
^
Te:
found
^
y
o
u.-w
rirfin^
Sought atfer by men, with families.
ntTawk ttnder""guppJred
five chair and Herbert
■oaKsr’ag failed to pass a civil service bill he
toot m itit and sods* _ ^ ___ i_ .
kept^getttngrw orse' niCtil largo s c a b s ------- ----- ^ ------------- — -— ^
Mershon May 8tay* - ■-■■--■■••■-y- ignition^lm portedajfpjetlQn. matcheB
gpeaker-of the boune, economy was the "took matters into his own hando and
-would-foimUfcfltfiTand break. &
This
Sk
watchword during the aesslon^of 1911 proceeded to, name^ men to. important
\V. B. Merflhon’s ,term as a member fOT .in B o m R i^ e r e r e ^ d e a » r« w i- wM Just
THC'bten'ntttHunketr-whieh'- fo rrea/s commissions regardless of.thoi'r polit­ O s t at e board of tax commission- geroua., Vr. _A tyA ter .ra m -n t - r a , * ,to t lt. , 00n , d i c e d <o the, other
had been little more than a two weeks’ ical affiliations. At the present time ers will expire Jan. 1, but It is thought tremendous demonstration ofrlivery side. I suffered a great deal, eapeclalstable men against the projected New
outing for a certain corteriejjf atatess strongly In fayor of irclvil th at MarBhon will be reappolnled by Haven & Hartford railroad because ly at night, on account of its itching
- tf r W e s t e r n CftTwetfl*
rgarrla^if^he cares to accept the posli
was bllminftted, and. n'nh,,"iy,‘
-and burning. I would scratch it and
amt U ■la expected that"
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~lt wouid TuJuci'e th eir^businea t7 ~ 8 u d r
F re e H o m e s t e a d A r e a moat of the institutions were visited, secviceJ^W
tlon
again;
Mershon
is
a
wealthy
lum­
both the retiring and the incoming
fty-tfre-<>rtmffllt.teefl_aBBlgned for J h a t -chief, execut4vea-wilUnakeLUk4dea=fo_r berman from Saginaw and a democrat.^ wa? Yale In the old <days in th e mem- This rash was on my face for about
-----T H E ----Aty of flP ftfiimnus-stUl living*—New Two-years, eometlmCB—breakit
/
.. .
n fl nt*AV*
purpose,’
the
tours ...Ul/sli
which- llhad.
prev such *a bill in their messages 16 tho He was "placed7on- thd 'hoard by. Gov.*
ive the necessary re lfc^ i
PROVINGS
ibu»ly _beenj big,.Jtem of expense to ,legi8jature JIto first of the year,
Osborn because of his. extensive knowl­ York Bun.
lotti worso and forming larger sores.
ssfely, gently, naturally,
OF
It kept me from sleeping day or night
edge of taxation matters, particularly
;^h g ^ U ta_ w ere entirely -done away-'- ■
harmless fam ily rem edy is
Will Be Boss 'of-the- Job.—....... thOBe re]atlfig"t6' mineral and timber
Possum Paradise. '
for a couple o f months. ]My face look*
' with and j h e same results were acfamous for its power to jaat ^Ma
-When
Governor-elect
Fierrls
was
In
ed"
disgraceful
"and
I
was
-almost
Loris ls~ the~ native heath of th e
lands, With" the~ oxceptloir of hls“perr
nomnllahcd- in a cheaper 'aiid ^ore Bat-"
bowels, liver, kidneys t s d U iw m li
Nowhere e ls e ’-does; he ashamed to be. seen by toy friends.
-sonal appplnteea^ln-the cxflfihtIve .Qf- opossum.
, xWEOlng MstrioW thjt Isfactory. mannerTSppropfihtton--bii
In *regular active w orkisjg c^ftoe.
"A friend asked me to try Cutlcura
ence with Osborn he- intimated that fice, this constitutes practically all abound so plentifully or thrive so
werercai‘e ^ Iy Pt'utiedJ,y ‘h0 lfife'i8lat‘ ho would appoint men for their ability
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the patronage that will b e.a t the, die well. It is here th a t the Georgia peo- Soap and Cuticura O intm entTT would" "In every way— in feeffnjge» losAq.
a i g S ? 88®5-"1 - "urewl^were-roore-vigorousJy-attaMi to -fiir the position rather than for poaal
-pleget
their
flnespecimenBwhen-they
—
actions
and
in
powers—
y«*
w
fll
bathe-my face with hot water aud a
of the democratic governor at
ed by Gov. Osborn. M an y - clerks who
Wish
to
entertain
President
T
aft
a
t
a
lot of Cutlcura Soap, then I would put
find yourself altogether better stiver
their
political
prestige.
"If
there,
are
present
purely
F o r G rain B re w in g had. heretofore been appointed
op
the
Cuticura
Ointmenk
In"
less
possum
dinner.
Folks
come
from
you' have
sr pol Stleal—pur poses, were dropped three candidates for a place,. 1 do not.
jfo r th CarolInar here to hun t them, than two days’ time rth e goreness acd
care whether One is a-repUbHostr,"
"J
a n d C a ttle R a ilin g ] I from
* the pay roll
The position of private secretary to and our market supplies Detmonico’s Iftffammatlon had ajmoat entirely dis"
fO r
T T " T
It is expected that the same program other a. democrat and a third a bull the' governor pays a salary of $1,800, and St. Regis ahd toany other famous appeared/ and In four weeks’ time you
of economy will-bo .followed out by moose, I shall pick the man whom ! while the executive, clerk in th? gov­ caravahsaries. '
could not see any of th e Yash. Now
consider to bo the- best fitted for the
.
.
the next legislature, and Um newly
toy
face is without a spot of any kind.
of- aOenwry.
As
the
canvasback
diiok
and
the
diaernor’s
office,
who
is
also
secretary
You ought to be »ure tomad thedS
pince.”’ saidf Ferris. "TholVquallflca,.. .
wltli cYory tx>».
l
also
use them for my scalp and hair.
mflndhnck
terrapin
nr©
t
o
Baltimore.
Tjf
the
stat
e
pardon-boardr
d
raw
s-a
lions
being
equal,
I
should
name^ther
T
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S<JJ
«TerTwbara?.l(tau.X0*r
welai condiuon*
condlUoni mo** ^ Ferris Complications arising from
N.t.. *T,(i MAiai
They
cured
me
completely."
(Signed)
democrat, but otherwise T would chose simitar salary. At least three stehog- so ia the possum to Loris. The Mary­ talas Pansy Hutchins, Feb. 0,1919.
doairwlo,
■
the'tangled-political situation
*
raphers and a messenger are required land duck feeds on wild celery, which
.Home*tcM* io older district* ouire that the re p re s e n ta tiv e s of the the republican w the progressive. I in the- executive office and each r& grows on the flats of. the headwaters
.Cuticura Soa^ ahd Ointment; sold
w A B S O R B iE J B .%
,iid k'iao In tho" old..
am going to give the people of Michand* con bo bonght at te**05—..
throughout
the
world.
Sample
of
each
of
the
Chesapeake
bay.
It
is
this
that
(JonuL. BUQ!(
punionig,
' ■ ._
Able prices.
.
igan ah admtoistTfitioirthatrfons much eeives a salary of $1,000.
For fartaer partlonlir* wrtw to S w closely to'the lino and follow out busines saJrd as little politics as pos* ’ During the term of a governor.there gives them their fine flavor, just as ’ free, with1 82*p. Skin Book. • Address
lo
u
s
B
u
n c h e s, Txnad,
peanuts: and acornB flavor the razor- post-cafd "Cutlcura, D ept U Boston."
A c h in g , S w o iS w iJ ^ e t.
Ml, v . M olnnos, l ■ the pledges of tho party^platforms as aihle. and 1 will bo boBS of the Job are Important vacancles io fill caused back hog and' produce the Smlthfleld Adv.
by rCsignations or death, so that P e r
nearly as possible. >
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i170 Jelfenoft.Avft,, DelroU. Mien.
lt allays pai» and gaSnaa
nnyself.”
4
nfcdtwgWbitmeMAtmti -or ....... ^Listen to the Voters.----- •.
If one gave voice only to One’s
ria
will have plenty of opportunity to ham.
out
soreness1 ooilijvfhmThe Patronage.
The Loris possum feeds on chiok- thoughts one wouldn’t talk so muefc
!S ^ S S X i£ iS ^ oxerclSo hls appolntiyd ppwer during
I.
itiationprorfiptly.
H«4«aK
__
HOW to divide less than a dozen the course of the_noxt^.wo.,yeara* j n s , nice young fa t chlokons, such a s ______
a
n
d
soothin^^-casM
M sa «
tic j good-JobfrAmong-^ayr-thOUMMTdemr: There -are- hundreds of non-saiarled ohfyLorls has, ahd many of them a re ] SVkT Y V K U l M W l l I T T f i
better
eircu!atu©m
o<!
tb®
H
btocd
from
the
postm
aster’s
private
orop.—
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t
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r
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l
i
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r
u
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I
I
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I
J
mba
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ocratic patriot^, who are willing, nay
Art Riehmt In Cunrtiw* QtialIttM
™ «>« ■»**>.**” • anxious to serve the state, is a prob­ appointments to be made, but these Loris News.
through
the
p
a
st*
,,
assisting
u
tartwr*
places are not generally considered of
FOR BAOKAOWE, BMKUMATIBM,
ft ta'-expe'oted that there will ho tome
in
building
new
,
K
ekltfay
tisM
M
e«Msi
lem that will confront Woodbrfdge N. much Importance.
KIDNEYS AND DUAODKR <
'
elim
inatinif
the
old.
A!«n
diML
Fefrls when he assumes th© Wins of
Beauty of Youth; .
A M o a t V ie fttl P ro a e a l
Tobineport,
Ind.,
w
rite©
Hmr„ *>,
W hat an unbearable world It would
T o r Y o u e n d Y o u rs
X
. S ” ™e w
i . S _ i<nr|lv
^
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*
*
?
t t eh ^ ,e»e..«q n.m « ae»
^ w.
-w.B. enitez
m
*9 0 5 . “No. doubt yo» xemtemtAear
be lt we woro all sent into It full
Heretofore
, slnc0
the
years
---------,
(
an
o t"a toptooheftvy
jnajprtt^ ii^ ^both „22 ye„
jL
igah hav© controlled the Bxecnttve op
grown. J u s t'th in k of itl
What a
.m
v jyettiagf two batik© .0 &u’.wsr
inspector and authorize him to hire grand institution youth is, and not
A
B
S O R B IN E , J R ., io ** I n m
Ace
and
after
the
years
of
famine,
9
^ " ^
f f d o h S .
assistants. The bill w ill provide that only our youth, bu t the youth of or- That’s W hy You’re T b
efSests on rpy foot. My foot ^ W
I<
Ih e re will be a lively scramble for the, thb inspector bo a civil engineer.
eUi^TAims
— H»v* Plo App«lH«i
erythlng--the yornig leaves, the tiny
few choice plums that, the governor
valuable
for
any
swelling
or
pwuptd
Tbx
Copies of resolutions passed by the blossom©, th© Inlmltablo green of the CARTER’S UTtLE.
■ v
,
affliction.
Goitre,
Kwlmrggdl
the futurf l i UL the do^enstv®, and it *A4tt4mv<L.at his disposal.
Had th© democrats elected tholr en* . Commercial olub of Bessemer, protest­ growing gross, tho merry foals, and tlVER PILES
lh« *np«Hor iMt*d*l« nied, the
Glands, Varicoso VHnx, m K k
m orqor ,ofi® 0 .g ieAdors that every
tire
state ticket, there would h^ye ing against excessive tax assessments calves and InmbB in the field, the, wjil put you right
. KoMloani la mwml*o»cHP*, m<* » “*•
Leg,
Stnliis, ^oraiijisk.
kad*m and <1* *uccetifat W*»ra*«
been many ’toinor otor.kshlps a t the ih Bessemer, have been forwarded to downy little ducklings and tho neat in a few days,
C
u
ts,
B ruiscsi L-acf
T h e y do,
little chicks; w hat an enormous source
lSMcat*, atak* thl* pea lh* «t*nd*rd ot
disposal of the party leaders, but as GOy. Osborn and Goy.-oloct Ferris.
their
duty,
Price
fit
.00
and jRu.oo at All *1ramtb« writing world fv«rywh*r«.
A co-oporntlvo store may be cstab* of pleasure would bo absent without Cure Cmv
things now stand there are only a
s
s
s
f
^
S
.
?
^
.
gists
or
clolivorecl.
Book^GFfessu
Alw«r* rMdroadihwrato*
few departments’ where there will bo Ushod in OadUtiic, where groceries all those. Wo all keep duo spoclal stipatiOn,
.
comer
of
our
hearts
for
what
in
small,.
l'" ’ VOp K .r." t'v .tu o 9i»'«i“"'
, any patronage' t6' distribute •
liilioustuiwt, Indigestion and Skik I Icqdache W.F,YeunK,P.0.F.,3!0rsmiii?rJ,.S(}rkvlBUjEaHu
.... la n d a general lino of footlfituffs will
|
a I
tit
and youtjg—,tho very aoftMt corner. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSR, SMA1L PRICB.
«n B««t
icrminCa
Seekers for Place..
' /l>e aqld at, cestt At the head of this Bvon tho most pompous and pragmat­
x v ih r,2 members In l»he house and
tkoru >
j T l / i 171Brc«<tw*7«
pfiin aro local socialists,
G en u in e must pear 3iffnatura>
Insurance;'Commissioner
0.
A.
Fal
ical of men forgives toany/thlngs. ln>.
- E Y E WAi E ^ ' i L
-l»«Hrwh*r*. O u m S f
lh.V*
81 rdpnbticoti* S ^ f p r e t ^ ^o U
./■ v .
Acoordlng to atatomonts made by Jurlous to dignity on tho part of a
nmr
will
ho
succeodod
by
a
democrat,
a cm N1., ■1‘1.10 MI ’W» MI (WA limb *fal<,r5!y ftrty standpoint, but- in
.Tuty 1, 19X3» «nfl there will be about dealers, thoro will bo no ‘'hprtagq of playful puppy or a graceful littlo klu
**1110 Pen T l u t ^ v F i t s E v c r y Hand*'
coni in Fort Huron, ^n
/ in being
DEFIANCE S T » a C H -^ T = j:
matters of
t.«rtv lines will bo 15 clerkships at the disposal o f.th e experienced in Dctruh. ■,ya'oatnut coal ten. How humaiiizlng tho effect ol
the
brute
creation
is
on
us
w©
have
new
administration
Jn
that
depart­
W. N, .U.r OETR6lT, NO. iw-t6l2.:
wunlfd In rvfry triwn <n •fj* ***Y
jdr rou.
rfoat (jiitfn nriwm nr« Winner lt«« « noj S v i r a w n n» l» other ye.re. ment Tq© salary ofthjLinsurtittoscwn’ Is Quoted a t $3.26 pe
never prroperly jappre^lated.
7^’
. Thn »*«-at
EARLY RAYS
Of YALE
"k' vV-
if This is
it— ;—
You
Often Want
Get a Canadian Home
f Manitoba
Quick Reifef
— -A -
?
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Your Liver
Is Clogged Up
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THB CHRM BA STAtfJJARD, DECEM BER $a, igxa.
The Clnlssa Standard
Am
lOOkl MWMMMV IHblllbiil
i w y f t i i i i w i ltiw w tr w ito oOtotstb*
W|QMw BMiMIddll |tflit- OhilMti
HOOVER,
VMQMt^LM pert m t «J* MoalSka. «Ar cwwtat
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t^lMBi»S.tWWfeNl*»0Mt«.
*» lontoa qh &Mm It m p*r m r .
iitnikbur u t il M uu|i|U 4ad mad* known
CHURCH CIRCLES
m u
C
V'fv
ST. PAUL'S.
, tUv. A. A. Selma. Pastor.
Services at the usual hour.
Sunday school a t 11 a. no.
,:.l( »’ ■
:V.-:
Rev. R. & Preston, of Hillsdale,
will conduct the services at the usual
Hljfwl— mpobJ al*js m*tto». March ft, itoft. hour jn the morning and evening. It
^ liiM rfflA M iifly iifti. X k U f l ^ w i i thft is very iraportant th at every member
Art rt OMfiMt rt Mkceh ti MW.
o f the church and society should a t­
tend these services.
.
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Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. at
the usual hour.___* _____________ ^
PERSONALMENTION.
•, ".
•
QOUQWSQApiONAL,
B«v, OfcMte*J, Sols. Pastor.
■; Morning worship at lO o'clock. Sub­
L, T. yVf»man wm in Poritlac Tues­ ject of sermon, “The Pilgrim Spirit
and Influence!”
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day.
Evening service at|7 o*clock
Johu Faber was a Jackson visitor
Thursday evening 7;15.
. ._ .
Sunday.
Christmas
celebration Tuesday I
Hiram Lighthall was in Manchester
evening, December 24,
Tuesday.
Mbs Maude^
' “ METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Yeraontville.
ia
■Rev. J. W. Oampbejl. Pastor.
N. S. Potter is spending a few days
10 a. m . Sunday, sermon by the
in New York.
paatom
11:15 a, m. Bible study.
Mrs. B. C. Whitaker spent Tuesday
^Tp. m. Junior League;
in Ann Arbor>
Epworih League at 6 p. m .
Miss Wlnifred Eder was in A na
e sa b y th e p a sto r , Arbor Saturday! ’
Prayer m eeting at 7:15 p. m.
ju iiolH ln d erer, of Ann Arbor, was
Everybody welcome' at^ the ivfetho*
in town Tuesdaydist tabernacle.
Miss Ether Schenk is spending a
few days in Detroit.
A D D IT IO N A L L O C A L .
11 •.HssitowansiH , • • •
■U
“ Miss Hermina Huber vidlted friends
■
in Ann Arbor Sunday.
W. P. Schenk &Company have had
T7Mrs. James Speer spent Saturday gaHightsIggtalled in.their basemeut
department.
with, friends in Dexter.
John O’Tolle, o f ^Ann Arbor, was a
Miss Blanche Btephens has accepted
Qhelaeavlaitor Monday.__-i_
a position as cleTrk durlng the holidays
Chaa. Redmond, of Jackson, spent with Holmes & WalHerr
Sunday a t his home here! '
You have less than three weeks in
L Miss Lydia Guthrie spent Sunday
which tod S your Christmas shopping.
.with her sister in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrsv Saunders spent a few B etter hurry-up- and avoid the rush.
liS li
n
tfVf,
'B iti!
fe *
H f iy ,
.v,
Ic ip r^ r
v
m
m
^M/TT"
e.
/—
m -.
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- days of last week In’Detroit.
The Chelsea merchants have their
Mrs. Geo. Eder and daughter Mary places of business decorated for the
were in Anjr Arbor Sunday.
Yule Tide season and they all^ preM iwIle^~M cQullianiwaii~lir3ack sen t a very attractive appearance.
son several days of this week.
Goyernor Osborn has appointed
Mrs. Mary Castle and Miss Kate
the
members of the Michlg'an.del&v
Fritz were in Ann Arbor. Tuesday.
gatlon in congress as delegates at the
Miss Beryl McNamara was a De
conference of the American society
troit visitor the first of the week.
for judical settlem ent of Tn.ternatio|x-_
. Miss Minnie Watson left: Wednes­ al disputes to be held in Washington
day for-her home in Thedford, Ont
December 20 and 21.
• A. C.' Pierce~spent_"Wednesday in
Detroit the guest of his son Harold^
To Define Practice o f Medieine.
Secretary Dixon of the board of
Francis Lusty, of Jackson, spent
Monday with his parents in Lyndon. health, says the coming legislature
Mesdames Hiram and Cone Light can assist the health department and
hall ir e spending a few days in De­ the popte"bf Michigan in general by
passing a law or amending -th e - prestroit.
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ent health laws, so as, to define what
'Mrs. W. Benton and • daughter
—U1 Avm vv v l tUGUivtUvi
1Wialfrcd w_erajlacSson visitors SatFrom the prese nt wording o f-th e .lay
urday^
*
. .
the definition Is vague/w ith the result,'
/ Herman Geiscl, of Detroit, was.the so the secretary says, as to allow
guest of relatives and ’ triends here “quacks” to “practlce rih Michigan
"Butfday.
without the department being able to
Misses Sylvia' and -Amanda -Paul supervise them in any way.
were Detroit visitors Saturday and
■
Plaintiff Gets Verdict,
Sunday.
Judge ICinne Tuesday afternoon
Henry Bradshaw and W m. French
took
the case of Warren G edderof
of Detroit, were Chelsea visitors
Chelsea
against the Ann Arjjos RaiR
Sunday.
way
Employes*
association away from
- Mesdames H —Er-D efendor-f and
H arvey Splegelburg sp en t Monday In the jury and directed a yerdlct giving
JacksonP------- '---■-■ ---------------- ------ - the plaintiff $160, Geddes sued on
the assigniment of a $500 slck and acMesdames Carl Braun and R. Grant, cident ihsurance policy taken out
of Ann Arbor, were visitors' here several years ago by Ralph W ester"Monday.
.
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land, o f Chelsea. W esterland died
. Mrs. J. Wilson was-'the guest of after an illness of several months and
.friends in Jackson several days of lislpolicy was finally assigned, to Ged­
last week.___ ,
.v
. . des. The company refused to pay
Mr. and Mrs. M. Maze,-of Camden, for the tim e W esterland was sick, on
“are guests at the home of Dr. and the grounchtkat he was in arrears in
his premium pstyments and also th at
Mrs. Maze. - ‘
Floyd L. Rogers, of LeRoy, spent no written-'notice was served on his,
several days o f the past“ week with llnfcss or death until seven months
after he had died.
Chelsea*friends.
Jdr,_and Mrs. Wm. Faber, atten ded
------Near Shooting Affny*— ,-th e funeral of John K lager Jn JackHatnburg is eagerly Whiting for the
: son last Saturday.
v
hearing of Mrs. Arthur Rico, wife of
Mrs. Ralph Freeman and children a teacher in” the Hamburg school,
were guests of friends in Detroit Fri­ who Is charged with carrying conceal­
day and Saturday.
ed weapons and is now out on bailMiss Alma Pierce was in Ceroaco following an alleged attem pt on the
Sunday where "she attended the life of -Mrs. Fred R ice, a neighbor,
funeral of a relative.
with whom she, had some difficulty.
Miss Jennie GeddCB returned Mon* Mrs. AftKtnrRice was-taken toHbwell
day from Hillsdale where she has Saturday by Deputy Sheriff John
Stoddard"")f Livingston countyrb ut |
been visiting friends,
.
Miss Dorothy McEldowney, o f A l­ nanaged to, secure ball later and was
bion, spent Saturday and Sunday Ifeased, pending th e preliminary hear
ng which will take place In a few
with her parents here.
days.
Miss A lice Rutherford, of Jackson,
T lje-arrest of Mrs. R ice and the
. w as a guest a t the home of Mr. and circumstances leading up to it have
Mrs, Louis Burg Sunday.
excited the people of Hamburg more,
Mrs. J, B, Cole spent several days han anything th at h as occurred In
<of this week a t Jthe home Of her recent ye a lt, bu t most of the discus­
daughter, Mrs. W. A. BeOolc, in Ann sion is talong place U whispers as
Arbor.
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neighbors and friedds are loath to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kilmer and appear in the case as witnesses when
son, of Htfmewood, III., w^ere guests ;he hearing tak er placo.
•of Mrs. John Kilmer several days of
Makes The Nation, Gasp.
la s t week.
Frances nnil Heary It. fftelnbach, The awful list of/in ju ries on a
•of D exter, spent Saturday * t the home Fourth of J u l y MtnggiM'H humanity.
•of their prandparent*, Mr. and Mr«. -UitnvY'v against- it, hnwnvm, h itm
w o n d e r ful' h r a U r tg ,
l*v
I lu c k I c o n
♦ O, Steinbach.
, A r n ic a Salrr. of t.houmaiul*, who suf­
f e r e d fr<mi burn*. «»t», bruise*, bullrt
, Miss M arion Tuwdnp, ol
w o u n d * o r e x p lo s io n s . I t l« the y u l r k
11 be the guest of Miss H elene Hteln-' healer of bolls, ulcer*, ec*e«na, sor*
F rid a y and w ill attend the Up* or plies. 26 cent* MJU Pla A ha A rbor the same »*«*- h T h . Kens OoMU T. .F r w a n . Ad-1
.vert !***>—S
It b h e r
a .......
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Christmas Stocks
—
A
C h ris tm a s G ift o f G o o d F u r s
—:
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Such as those in our collection will give comfort and pleasure. - We have
them at all prkes for all-peopter -x—~ ,— ;------ -— :------~
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S ilk
Hpse
at
-
$ 1 .5 0 v
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Woman’s .Black Cadet Hose atitt^the-Fafpous Round Ticket Hose, 4 pair in
aChrifltmasBox;$1.00r
:
__Babies*. White Wool Hose, silk toes and heels,. ^ .pairs im a^ Chrlstmas Box
fqr $L0G[,
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W o m e n ’s
K id
G lo v e s
S ilk
Holiday Salo of Silk Waists, at
N-.■
S a v in g s
W a is ts
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-
$3.0Q, $3.75 and $5.00
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H a n d k e rc h ie fs
^
. /ALL \STYLES AND-VLEATHERS
..•
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Gloves aro still tho most popular Christmas Gift. You will find every good
make hero, and now is an excellent time to ohoose.
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, ■We bolieverwe-have the best Glove-maderAndrwe 8elHt-at^ju8t--a--llttle less
-thatryou-oan buy as good a glove a t elsewhere. Mkde of very best French Kid,
two clasp, all shades and blaok, our prjee only, $1.75.
Our $1.25 Qloye equals the usual $1.50 Glove.
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Buy
a t
But you better come now, while the sizes are complete, for tbejy will go in a
hurry at prices like these; . ’
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Women’s Furfelt Juliet Slippers, in all colors, fur trimmed s n d with leather
— solesr$i.6u.
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----- ----------------------------- Men’s-Everotlleather Hoiisc Slippers, in tan or black kid* all sizes, $1.60
and$2.00.
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; W hit woman doesn't Jove to receive pretty hose? Matohless values here in
every kind child or woman wants. /
Women’s
S lip p e rs
'T'-f
■° -
G iftH o s ie ry
G ift
■wftlWKWftrojWFMHFO t©—[U06t—Wltn ft ClOrijjnwfl—■
—™
WUftt 4- ■wflnt-,
"- Thousands and thousands horo to ohoose from, at smallest prioes.
Wo bought our Christmas Haadkerchiefs long ago-^’way Back-last, summer—
Had to, to get those exquisite, dainty, hand ombfoidered styles, those genuine
hand-made. Armenian laoo odtrod Handkerchiefs, we now have in stock. Wo tried .
last week to get more, of as good patterns os we now have, but we could not.
When stook on handle sold there will bo no more at,any prioe.
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and 60c.
>'
Pure linen, hand drawn, hemstitched, genuine Armenian. hand-made, isce
edged Handkorohiofs, at 20o, 60o, 75o, $1.00 to $1,60,
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Rugs for Holiday Gifts
Big lot of Small Rugs made from remnants and samples of Velvet, Axmlngters.-and Body Brussels Garpefcs/uow at. 75o, 98o, $1.15 and .$1^25 each. “Each one fringed,
27x54 best Axminster Ruga at $2.00 and $2.60
27x54 Wilton Velvet Rugs, regular $lff5 values, n o v I O R
30x03 best $7.50 and.$8.50 Wilton Rugs, now choice, $5,00.
SOxOS^Axlminster $4.0Ollug8, now $3.00,•
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rDepartmentt
Useful Holiday Gifts am. -a - joy _and com fort long, after oxponsivo trifles are forgotten.
Give a man or boy something that adds to. his personal oomfort or appoaranco. aiKl your gift is appreoiated.
Suits and Overcoats
Give Him a Fine Pair of Gloves
Lillis muTOvercoats for the Mon fl!nd Dova embracing every :new and good
styles-rich and handsonTe^vyoaves and thrbUUt of tailoring;
Mon's Suits, $12.50 to $83.60.
Mon’s Overcoats, $10.00 to $20.00.
Boys’ Suits, $4.50 to $10,00.
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Boys' Overcoats, $4.00 to" ILLOO.
Splendid assortment of Boys’ Russian Suits, age 4 to 8 years, $2.60 to $6.00,
We tjo)! the..celebrated f‘Adler” make in-Kldf Mooha and Capes, unlincd, silk
lined and fleecAditned. tl^OO'to $l;60;
Men’s Shirts
Timely Gift Suggestions
V
QIFTS-THA’TvMAliE A STRONG APPEAL BECAUSE THEY SHOW YOUli
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Sweaterajind Swoater Coats, 75o to $0.00.
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PajamaB and Outing Nlghtehirta, 75o to $0.00
Cadet Hosiery guaranteed, 25o pair
Neckwear
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Lisle 11080, Tio to matoh, 50o por set.
"ftundfeds oLrlch, new, bcautiful patterns hero for your selootion, each _tle_ini
a Ciiristmas hox, at 50o.
SIPECIAL’-Riurfihaspd some time ago for Christmas trad©, 75,down Four-in*
hand Ttra, mostly regular 60,c ya)uo; while they last, 35o, a for $1,00. Each tie in
a Christmas box,
Paraos^anfLBtlHtenkBTllSm
«>o.an ilL ffiL
Tie Clasps, 15o to 35c.
$1,50
Bine Linen Handkerchlefe, withTnitialsI’ aflo. P"‘l" hem
as Christmas
Gifts
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Shoos of ‘Gun Metal* Velour, Viol Klc| or Patent Leather, in all shapes
and stylos, button or laoe, $2,60 to $4.50.
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,,„«kCt ri ,t„"lL Sli PP°ra '? pP “ »- O ctette or Romeo atylo. |„ blaek or tan.
stock was never so oomplote, prloo $1.00 to $1,75.
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Silk Hose, T ie to match, $1.00 per set*
Cuff:Links and Stick pF na.-W 'to « I 7 “
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Christmas stooks are now {it thoir boat! Many fresh, new, beautiful patterns
await your soleotion.
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The well known Monaroh at $1.00.
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_ -_Tlu> FamousArrow (fast colois) a t $1,50.
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Arrow Collars in all tho now shapes 15o or 2 for 25c.
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Handsome noar-seal Fur, At $2.50 to $5.00.'
Cloth Caps for Men and Boyk^at OOo.to $1.00. Hats in all tho no^ahapes ancHjutfhtiea, $1.00 to $5 OO',
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THE CHELSEA STANDARD, DECEM BER ia . 191a
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caAeh the shouts of children
w9n^«r lf bu ohlM
friend now, the wife of a euceeestnl
tJvod, and to wonder further v h it
financier:
«w 8 « t o Otaal woiia
Miss Fanella ’8 hand trembled# her
J*» nan curMd the( w , . ) , , MJJJ
face,
was drawn and white.
hot kcepb&ck,
wwa
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A quarter of an hour later the out.
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i. Y-: *-It
last bitterly, "a common nutae jmaldt
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Jaw w«i down on the ■treet He
We pay the Highest Market Price for
She put It kindly, and U is kind o f
Would mingle with
Me
HBY stood in the deserted
h
ef
to
thlhk
of
me
in
my
destitution*
toe throng. He
vestry of the church, facto*
Furs, Hides and P^lts. See us before
but that is what it means- Yet* isn't
tpould enter the
each other angrily for" the
it
better
than
cold
and
loneliness
and
J«ores_under the
- 8rat=Ume-da th e ir Uve»7
starvation? Tin tired of being dif­
v yQu sell. Office on $$rth Mam jBtreet.
evergreen branchThen suddenly Janet swept
ferent
from
other
people.
I'll
try
be*
the diamond, from the third
WMmd-look about
as-eem m onastfadoom m onestfor
him—aye, znake a
finger of-her left hand and
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purchase and be
held It forth. "You Will
, luddouly \the great hell .pealed
oblige -me by taking thin
Santa Claus to
through tho reiotmding o ld ' rooms.
back," she said blttngly,
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g o m e b ig -e y e d
lifted th e little lamp In wondeiy
child on the i
He stood looking Into her ey ev
ment and threaded her way again
,H e was en outgrowing grayer of face as be saw the
through the icy gloom. No trad ed
law, but t|uaqvprld
stubborn ganger that reposed* within
REPORT OP THE CONDITION OP THE
, %
pdoplo ealleq^kt the house* and cer­
them. "W hich means that our en­
Should noV crowd
tainly not a t the, big front dpor! And
him quite to the
Farmers & Merchants Bank
gagement Is broken, and that I may
generations of superiority had taught
edge. He was al­
not hope for Us renew al" he replied
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the neighbors the futility of calling At ohclfsea, Michigan,’ atstJwwdose of buslneas, November 20. l9ia. as called 'for' br tbe Commis­
very-low.
most smiling as
sioner of tho Rankins Department: /
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a
t th e Fenway portals.
(Copyright)
For an Instant their gase met as
he. crowded his
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Nelson Travers stood -in jthe porch*
Loans and Ulscounta. viz:—'
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way into a big
the glittering thing, lightly held, was
0 Miss Fanella Fen< the big white flakes heaped upon his
Commoroial D e p a r tm e n t'...,.,,.................... 157,687 97
ND ,lt bod come, to store.
passing from band to hand; then as
way' the flurry of broad shoulders.:
store, and he
ho waa'
was ' ■7* V
Savings D epartm ent..............................................................v , . . , . . . ; ..............
38,45000-$ 91,08797
pass th a t on th in Jooklag-aboui-^ia^aben; a
,warm; ihffr released ~lt and . before his e r g :
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stmas JtnoJtL ^^Good=eveplngr F a n e U a"-b e sa iT as z^RonuermortgttgesaiuieceuritleB, vI?:t* - . — ------ :— - ■ j .it
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Oommuroral-Departraent;.........-.-.r^ :T T 7 T T ^T ^7 r7 T 7 ^7 7 7 7 ^T r.7 ..7;. “ — 'tOOOO
rfay lefo re Christ* hand <was «.i
was not heautlfull if he Had parted with her H ut yester­ Savings
cuddled Into his aqd a ‘bS'drbedbme seoure there was the slip
D epartm ent.. . . . . . i
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noae a man not child's voice Bald:
Premium account. ■■■...
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of a nervous-finger and with a tinkle
a s s h e h u r r i e d day. Tomorrow ls your birthday*
Overdrafts, ,-.-r............ .777... ..........
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»mi n*A«»*«rrt-ti*«•i« tmi i••«tt
~ m in years sat In
thd,
ring
fell
upon*
the
iron
grating
of
through, de'efienlng bqllevej 'and Christinas, tboT Will you Ranking house.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
"Please take care of me ‘till mamf 2jtom
^his room at a ho* ma finds me—I’m lost!"
J'urnlturo and fixtures..,, . . .7...
1,61487
the floor register. Faintly they heard
mimmm
twlUgfiE,’" ^
come for a ride with me?"
Iterasln tra n sit........... .
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_ tel in a strange
It
go
bounding"
far_do^n
ths_
metal
Though
possessIt was a little girl, and on her face
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Oommerolal * .SavinEa.
Miss Fanella gasped, as well—sh e . Reserve. ..................
town and felt him­ _waa both_a_smlle_and-a look of-en- pipe whloh led to the furnace below.
Due from banka in reserve oltles-..*............. ..... r. . „ . . . s ^ ~ $10^7 68—- f t f f i g t 12
} n g a_ o e rta in ,d is-, might. This, after fifteen yeara/of s i Exchangca
for
clearinghouse........tt. . .......................... S2010 ,
self -of a l l . the treaty,
each supposing It lost forever In the
tlnotlve air, , her len cel Had it taken "hlrnleo lo n g :ta ILSjWid National baulrcurrehoyr.^,)--.-. r; .-7.. ,- t....... -. ^ .........
1,
88000
-3.SOOOO
world th o - most ""Why, of: hourse," replied’ the out- flames and not know- ~ v
coat was- pitifully recover from the repulse of old XTold w i n . . . . . . . . . .................................................................. .
Silver c o in .,,.,................... . v . v . , . . . . . . . ; . ................ - 336 26
-9,00000, 7 /
lonely. High and law, pressing her hand and drawing ing that In Us fall
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thin' and inade­ 'M adam ’Fenway?
Nlokelsand Q O n t s , - , ........................ ...................-...........
274 70 ■. -440.7m:
low, rich and poor, her back a little. "So you came here bysom e strange fate
quate. Though neat­
"I—wbat will the neighbors think?”
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114,033 69 136,867 88-! 56,40167
mingled in the w ith.. your mother after gbieUtmaa It
had
bounded
ly blackened, ’her she gasped.
Checks, and other cash item's.
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- procession of hap­ things and got separated?”
through a small hole
shoes leaked And
“You are tbirty-slitom orrow , are
she
worn no ruh.
In
the~plpe
and
now
py shoppers with,
“That's It, only t think she rgw nway
u—not, Fanella? le n t—thatH old
LIABILITIES.
here. It Is small .enough to aot as you please regard­ Capital stock paid i n .., . . . , . , ; .................. ............ rr. ............. . ..
out. _H_e. ftldhe had from me so that I- shouldn't. know lay amidst the rub836,000 $0Surplus.. r; , ........................... ....................................... 7........ ............. 6,500 00
no thought for what Santa Claus was going to bring blsh of the ohuroh's
wonder that the storm-seemed merci­ less of the neighbors?”
Unaivtdc'l
profits,
not.-...................................
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7.14198
_Claui^
basement. For - an
less, and cold; But when she turned __ "I suppoaa.it is, Nelson" she ad- Dividends u n p a i d . . . . . , ; . . , . . . , . . . . . . . . . , ; . . . . . , , . , , . . . . . . . . . . ; . . . , * . . , . ........ ■ ..;, 7 . , . ; i . ;
-me-tomotTow-nlght."
In ~at~lhfr big stone-' gateway, her mltted with a smile. "But where?” "Commoroial doposits subject to check...
Instant • the , girl's
It wont-bock five years. He, the son
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“I hope it Will be something nice.”
Cashier’s checks outstanding..
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eyes
softened,
then
cl a railroad magnate, had dared to
shoulders
straightened
proudly.
"Oh^-lt wlll-bb.—.Are-—you buying, "W llly o u tru stm e-th lso n ce,“ Fanel­ SavInKs-deposits-(book- a c c o u n t s ) . — .“ 777777 ; . 7777 ; ;.v 173.578 06
"The
old
"Fenwayplace,"
.Bhe
m
ur
j fill In love with the blue-eyed daugh­ something for your little girl?”
Savings corti/lcutcs of d e p o s i t . . . . . . , . . . . . , - , . . . . 4 8 , 6 8 4 81—4 261.872 49 .
‘ Hardened again and
mured, glancing about the .gloomy, un­ la? I promise to bring you -baok Total. ., : ..... .
she
turned
them
ter of a locomotive driver on bis fa­ . "N-o-o.”
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kept grounds, "and I am the last of whenever you ’wish,”
aside. Upon the floor.
ther's road—a"w an whose face and
State
cf
Michtffan,
County
of
as.
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"Maybe she's dead?"
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Miss Fanella looked Into the white, r - - -t, P, G. Schalble, cashier ofWashtenaw,
HEFe Fenways."
In a corner of the
hands carried grime—who dwelt In a
tho above named bank, do solemnly swear th a t the above statemehtR
“I—I don't know."
•"If you were not it would go hard night. Was -she dreaming, o r . could is true to tho best of my knowledge and belief and correctly represents the true state of the several—
the .-'little
cottage-r-who had no society outside
th e bank.
.
The gi/d-looked up and noticed the room
with
thero/' lhtorjected that other half this unlikely thing really have hap- matters therein contained, as shown by tho books of
church
mouse
was
.
.o f dully tollers,
And he had dared grave expression on the outlaw's face;
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P. a . Sobaiblb, Cashier. 1
nened
In
the
deadening
monotony
of
— Subscribed and sworn to before me th is tth day o t December, 1912, ~
* sitting upon Us haunches, and she o f Miss—Fenway’s nature that was
I standbefore the father who thought and cuddled closer to him and said;
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j . B; Cole, Notary Publio. •
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nodded towards him. "To be renewed always rldlaiiling her Fenway pride. h er life?
JLmself, specially "created and say;
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. My commission expires December 18; 1915,
- ‘Tm 'Horry-lf-t have-hurt you^-Mam- -when-4he4iUl&-chuFGiymouse-brlnger "UnleBfl"“ wttir “TnaliclquB emphasis,
W hat difference did It make, anyCORHKOT-7-Attest!
1.
"Father, Irgoing to- be married ,11
J
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K
almbaoh
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ma says I talk Toolhuch. I've juat .it back to .m e" she returned coldly.
"they chanced to be also impervious way.. ■Henceforth she would Da only
"Well?"
O, O. Burkhart, »Directors.
thought that_;pidybe you pre not mar-,
miraernflirl flhe looked-hank .intfL
--4t.-L r-W00Pr
and H unger!'
Thoy-turned
th
e
ir.
baoka
upon!
each
. 'To Gladys, Davis,“ /;----------hed at-all 1"
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Miss Fanella'a Ups trembled as she Nelson Travers’ honest eyes pleading
^ th e r -and-iAvalkod away_________
."Nover heard nt har."
-prett y
A week_patae.d, and the.little church unlooked^ the great front door—upon w ltn ner to .trust him. About her the
"Tho daughter of one' of our en- plied the outlaw as he tried to iaugh,
..REPORT1<fo THE CONDITION OP THBmouse prowling about in the 1 darkness noNcondition did she e v e r leave (ft stately old furniture upon whlchTher
jlneers." ■
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but m ade poor work of It.
pride l^id feSTso many years, pleaded
enter
the
house
by
any
of'H
e.other
of
the
basement,
—There-wAs-a-momenVof painful sus­ ~ “Well, If you haven't got any little
-‘-Kempf Commercial & Savings
ifig S Bank
in vain. ":
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through-the;gloom-that-glittered even numerous entrances.
pense and then the storm 'broke.
girl [ ‘haven’t got any papa. What more brightly^than did his own eyes.
At
Chelsea,
Miohiyan,
a
t
the
close
:
of
business
November
28,1912,
a s called for by the Comal**
>1912,
“Y
es"
she
said,
“I'll
come.
I
do
not
She lighted the small oil lamps that
M
lAM
OUof
nl il,A
DA«Akt«UAHt■
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sionor
the' linitlllllH
Hanking; Department:
"Yon shall not! You a re -e ith e r a yqu going to buy,
know
how
far
I
shall
go,
though"
stood
on
the
marble
top,
of
the
hall
Cautiously, hungrily, he ^approached
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fool or a lunatic to think of it. An
'"Why, whatever you say?"
The man stepped Into the old hall
Lounianddlscountfl, viz:— - Q f_.
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ft, smeit of It, felt of It with his gray buffet, placed her coat and hat on the
onglneor's. daughter! Think of your
“But not for we?"
Commercral Department."
8107,749 97
whiskers,, then stood It up before him. carved rack< and peered, closely Into and- held her coat.- Hto-iips closed Savinas
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nu>thor--of me—of y o u r' sister—the
Department.
-8107,749 97:
“YeB. fpr you.. .We'll select some- Its glitter fascinated him,' Surely this the great m irror.'
oyer, his- displeasure when he felt the
Bonds,
mortgages
and
securities,
viz
disgrace I You m ust have lost your thing,, and , then when your mother
.Commercial D epartm ent___ ... .,
57.089 !
-glistening—thlng^about-the-slze-'of-a _"Tomo'rrow ls_ChrlEimas,_.and_youiL weight of It.
snfen1^—
~ ^ = ' — r— -Department ., ,7 ...
^Ttv.; tttt:
406.872 &
861,7821
comes T il ask her If she'll let you have kecnel of-corn muBt be good to eat. birthday," sho whimpered accusingly,
She did po t remember the worn Savings
Premium A c c o u n t..........
1,48166'
"Out I am to m arry h e r" was the ■it" "
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and he tried his sharp teeth upon It. "and—no one has remembered* ill gloves on the bal|J table, and only Banking hoifso..__ .................... ........■.,7 7 .77777 .'; ....'•............'......../ . , ...............
•toady, reply,
16,000
(ft
"I hope she will.. You look to be Yet. gnaw as_he would, be could not Not one of yotir old friends! You thought about locking thp door when PurnRure and fixtures,
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6,0000ft
, "I say not If the Jade has trapped such a nice won that she shouldn’t.re­
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she saw Travers slip "the key Into his (Jthor rpal CHtatc...
are alone." ^ J
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DuofrOmotherhajjfksand banker's......................................................................
you Into an engagement buy her off; fuse', I picked you out- as tlnrvery. even scratch dt, and a t last he deoigg^l
deep
pocket.
"Of
course,
ii
am
alone,"
spoke:
the
that It was only good to play with.
Items in tra n sit__ ......................... ..................... ................................................................... /..:i
The father, must use his Influence or nlcost wan that eft ' o ulong" Reserve. ■
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Oommerolal. ..S a v in g s,
Wrapped In robes, she seemed un­
Fenway prldo complacently. "Whq ls
He
waB
a
little
thing,
and
halt
starved
States b
o
n
d
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, 1 2.600 00 ; ,1
take his discharge.” : ,
“Thank you," said th e outlaw aah e as are all church:mice, so It came ta
conscious of the storm, realising only United
Puo.froin banks In- nwerve c ltle ^ . / ........................ .......................$. 9,645 00 '
45,044 81 ■'
. !!hut_we love .a n d la re . promised, to: felt. his-heart grow big, -"Now.-ttieiii,
..................... 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 T .' 1.775 70— r-^—" 8270— 7
the pleasant sensation of-companion- ■Exchanges for clearing house’. . 7
pass
that
lt~waB
!KJt“
ldhg~before
he
U. 8, and National-bank-currency-,-,-rv —
........... 6,063 00 • . 6,867 00
each other"
--• — about this doll. Roal hope, eyes that
shin and warmth. Gold C oin... ...........’......... ........ ....... ..............7....... 3,68600
18,120 00 ’
In the next half hour the father wink, pink shoes and alnvostiis big as had ^worked his . head and , forelegs .2 o J
2,675 05
■ 9805
She was not even surprised when Silver c o in ,...’. . . , , . . . . . ........ ........................... .................. ..
through
It
and
was
running
about
Niokels and ■ c en ts........................................ .............................. .
80 69
82 04
stormed and cajoled. If the son (n- you are.—Rhe'lLbo a BlBter to you."
he
drew
tip
before
a
low,
ample
house
^with=lt=anclrollng his ’rolddler
•iited on-auoh a m arriage he wouTd
"And how much Is It?"
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$28,415
84
$67,279
60
90.49494
ahd
lifted
her
carefully
to
the
door-,
small ereature wearing a diamond
Checks, aiul other cash Items.. ,4.; \ ...... ................. ....„ . . ,7 ... ■
17877231 13 : 409 90
-be cast out by- the family; - he would
"O nlytoniloliai’fl.”
-------- — saddle with a gold girth. It waB fun
stone.
bo ridiculed even by the common peo­
“My, but con you-pay th a t much! If for- A_tljih,e, buf he sopn became tired
.'.,.$630,788 26
Total.
“I'll be In In a minute,'* he told
ple. Ahdrth e m agnate ended up with: you can- you. must bo rich."
——MAPILITISSr
her. - “Take-off-your-w raps-and go t
of It and tried to crawl out. He
Capital stock paid in .............. ..........
$40,00000
. ''Fred, I will have the englqeer call­
"But you boo 1 have no little girl of oould not. Becoming- panic stricken
warm."
7
30,00000
Surplus ' fund; . . . . . . . , t . .,,
ed up here and give him a check for my own.
Miss
Fanella;
her
heart
beating
20,806 82
Undivided profits, n o t.............. ...............................................................................................
. „ he fled frantically up the stairs.
.
Dividends
unpaid......................................................................................
•.$.
,
a thousand dob
‘That’s so. Isn’t OhrlstmaB nice?,
high
at
her.
own
audacity,
opened
the
Janet, alone and
.comnrcfgfaldopo8itB~attUic0tFt<Foivecif . ~ . ~ . .............................. .................■
.— , 71.460 02
Jars and tell him n n 'v o u know—thoro's mamma over
broad door,
-Commoroial cortifleates of deposit.. .................. . ....
..........
49,880 98
very-unhappy, sa t- in I tilled Oltecfc’gv'.-.v.v.T.v.': r;-TVr:7/:--;7 ;t .". .7 .77777 ; v. . m \ . ....... .. v. ..—r— —
The wide, low “rooms within opened Cor
her pew
at
the
Cashier's chocks o u t s t a n d i n g ! ...........7 .
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272 44back-on-tha
-sense-m ust
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service.^ It was rath'858,441 90
m a r r i e d - t h r e e *wlnkod -hl« ,c*yoa...He. bad boon hit
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- . 60,85182— 610,44148
hilly— lrx-"_thc
hard.
Three or
days from now"^'How pleasant" said Miss Fanella
Church and she slip­
Total.;
7 ,^ .7 .......................................
$680,788 9 "
four inlllillOB llftBB-'
was hts an sw er.'
aloud/ ■going to the open fl/e, - and State of Michigan, County, o f ,W ashtenaw, ss.
ped .one hand into
.
j,
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-e)i- and Hum—a.
In-reply to th a t
ln k ln g -o fb erllttle B to v e lt^the-but- ~~"’I, d ’eoTA, BoGdluYaHliiur of the above-named hatikrdo solcmnly-swcar th a t theahove^tatem ent
m uff./Then
h n n tiim llcd -aH ilsis true to tho best of my knowledge and-belief and correctly represents the true state of the several
the. father point­
ler's
pantry,
gave a start/for with;
matters therein contained, as shown by tho booksof th e bank..
:
and a voice said:
ed ,to thedoor, and.
"I
have
dreamed
of
you:,
sitting
-r-H —
> Geo. A. BkQ olb, Cashier.
In It she felt a small'
HiibscribM and awTOh to before mo~t1iig’6Tli'dfty’'griTgSeiTiber, 1912.
■ 7 . .—^
■Plenso;-fiHste r
bowed
Here;" said Travers quietly, coming to
Struggling . t h i n g
J . L, Fletoher, Notary Pnblio,
passed out to be
nice-imuiL-tpH-mo with something round and .hard abofut
her, “And now I am going to ask you
^
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My commission expires January.12,1916.
yo u r-n am ertha t^I- It. Involuntarily sho closed her handT
CORRKOT—A ttest:
to eat' aupp'er" with me—a Christmas
^ ------ O.JCLEUt^
supper, yoirknow;"
and as Bhe“ did so~ r? little church
D. (J. MoL ar'e n ,
!■Directors.
to
mamma. 1 raobse popped out
had been left him
TT.-B. tfotMBS,
.the muff -and
“I shall be most" delighted" M think she wil l -let scampered away, leaving tne K round
by an aunt ; and
swered Miss Fanella with* a: smile.
me have ihe doll." object In her fingers, Sho drew It
t h e ,-father could
The Fenway pride was mute for once.
w-turnc< irth ,' It was her engagement ring.
Tt waB a quiet supper, Fanella poured
and gasped.and.
with poverty..
The-last of all to-leave her pew,
the tea, coqscIoub . th a t her compahv
his face ' went Janet stepped Into the vestry upon
Love may always ,be right, but 4t
ton's eyes were following her, and she
[Jtn bo-Bo influenced a s - to -be-seemwhite.
out^/D jek-w as standlng-^be*
-enjoyed herself with a fleroe. deflant
" a if td y s r _ r.
[iflgly a mlstake. ” Tho marriage^took
fore a window wfthT. head bowed,
so rt of enjoyment.
l place and Fred Dillingham was ostra. , , "F re d " looking/older, grayer of face than he
“Fhnella" said the man, leading her
IT
"You herei”
|ol*ed. He was not kindly welcomed
had a few weeks,ago, and she saw the
back to the Are, “I will bless you fo^
"Ami you!” - deep unhappiness that lay In his eyes^
In the other stratum . If there is a gulf
ever for oomlng with me. I wanted
“And this la our daughter?"
joetwcon t h e 1rich man and the work­
3he • approached him, looking up atyou to see my^ home" to understand
flitting Just >how simple and unpretentious it
"Our l’attjN Father was discharged, aim with the old-expression which he “I Have Dreamed of Y
ingman the la tte r-re sen ts Intrusion
H era"
j t i much as the former. “There was "Worn the ro id and moved over-her^ knew so wen. / sortly she slipped ono
Is. I know l am only a 'common farm­
I ®ve, hut. after a; few months It was to take another run.”
hand ihto his .own/ and as his. Angers there In Whalon that 1 care for? All e r / but I've always loved you, Fanol\v m i
ha fftH- m ib a
it was tho next day, and Fatty.was, gently closed abPU»
j jnftuonood from both sides, Both hus"TRe oid“families with wjiom we asio- Ta; I cannot endure it to see you live
j wnd and wife were made to fear that sitting on her father’B knee, and tho thing hard, .roun>, and familiar within olated are gone, It Is my misfortune as you do, alone In that great house.
• grave mlstako had boen mado. They happy niothor was wiping toare from his grasp. He raised her hand. The that I am left alone in the old house.” W on't yqu let me take care ‘ of you,
•ought away the Idea and sought to her eyes, whon the child
. engagement ring—his own-*encircled
"Why need you be .alone? -.There dear? I know I am not good enough
"Say, mamma, I Just lacked him out her third left finger,
,
• A
n°M their, love, but th at brought Trrl^
are people all about you, common for you. I realise what It must seem
"The little church
UtloDs and vexations and oulmlnated os tho very nlceat man In nil that blk
people.to be sure, but kindly nnd_good> like to you here, b u t - —-”
and enjoy the land of sunshine and flowers*
mouse brought” It
'n misunderstandings and quarrels, crowd, and I didn't make any
“It Is comfortable and—beautiful,
And thero Is—Nolson Travers!” ;
stately palm? and soft tropical breesea*
Alter two years th ere was a separa­ did'I? Don't anybody Bit down on my *back to mo. Hlsten
Nelson,” Her voice rbroke over the
"A common farm er!”
while I tell you," she
tion. Neither ronlly deslred .lt,
It doll andRivo her a pain I” _
. Low Round Trip
Miss Fanella could almost believe words. "But I do not deserve it. I
fluid, drawing a trifle
*ns what the gossips had predicted,
she hoard a real voice in the old hall was not fair and honest with you—
closer. For a mo­
W in te r T o u ris t F a re s
•ud what they strove^ to bring about.
dflth all tho Fenway prldo and scorn for I cared, always. 1 let my pride
ment her
Thero was more sorrow than angor
*
TQ POINTS IN
In It, a voice alarmingly like her states and my family Interfere!
mured;
Jncu tho young husband turned his
"O h" shq orled, shaken by sudden,
Alabama* Cuba. Florida* Georgia, LouUfana,
ly mother's,
"la it not wQnder**oHm-wtfe^-an* 4nfant-^a^^-year-old^
Mexico, Misslasippi, N ew Providence, N ew
^It 4me-been--setUed tdiese -fifteen, fierce sobs, "why did you never come,
Mldo It Work.
, . , ‘ iUll" she exclaimed,
Mexico, North CarqUna, Sonth CaroUiia and
Afid wont out into the world as a
years,” she said, picking up the little back? They always do In stories—i
Texas.
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.
half awed, as sho finynndoror.
The wife went hack to
lamp wearily. “Why m u st 1t-bergone- could not believe It w m all'over when
via
lahdd.
h
ib
eye
r
^ t e l k b r ’a W a l e r ^ u n r e t to Strugyou weht away I” .
over again every Christmas?"
lightened.
,
"Do you mean," said 'Travels, “that
tie with poverty, Tho husband been
Through
the
great
cold
rooms
the
on the other Btudents. He had, hqw"Wonderful, dear!
you
would have, given me a different
Muorous to her,
v,
light
moved
dimly,
until
shp
entered
Slef used up *n the absences from t Is far more than
answer
It I had come back, Fanella?"
Flvq long years, and Fred Pillingwhat had been the butler's pantry in
that,* ft lo a miracle
Sho held out her hands^-true Fen­
t® had not been hoard of. As an
Michigan Ctntral R, /?.
the
old
reglmo,
Hero
a
small
stove
k
of HIb Spirit wrought upon His d a y way hands. "Don't yqu know, dear,
outlaw without a family, whom should
diffused
a
halfhearted
sort
of
warmth,
Tickets on safe dolly until April SO* 1913.
_
^
ills, token o f !ov<l evoflantlng and
‘fjyrlte to and why? At three years havo m onnt au«i>on*lQn.
and a UtUe table And a le ath er chair th at nil women are privileged, to
Final Return Limit June 1,1919.
thatjuvenf
we
artuiiot-forgotten"-,
:-change their minds?'' she asked.
^sfce the child, w ho had been named
were
drawn
close.
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Tickets are also sold to Florida
Tlghtly hlfl arms closed about her.
"What a fool I’vo beta, Fanella,"
wondered In h e r childish way
“Hero dwelleth tho last of tho Fengoing
one route atid.rctuming
HARRY IRVINO OR KEN.
Joy the hadn't a papa;, A t five, she m eiiagoi""
ways," she nald derisively, “Yet too groaned Travftra, holding .h e r close.
.
7 my leisure or
another,. .L i b e r aL . ctopsowaL.
"Shall
I
come
«
m
y•“
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oomsnded tef know. At six she stood
arlstoorntlo to; associate with ordi­ “Fifteen years 1 Tell me, when did you
privileges.
repent your coldness?"
A C hrlitm ai TJnie flaver.
Joforo the em barrassed mother In in*
nary mortals!"
F o r P a rtic u la rs
“Before you had rogohod the g a te /’
To save the minutes on Christmas
FVom her w ont leath er. bag she
J'guatlon and threatened td go out
/ C o n s u lt A g e n ts
eve and leave time^for the many things drew1a letter she had found awaiting whispered Fanella, penitently.
•ud find ono,
' . '
that are hound to conjo up, shut off her at . the postoffloe. ^Thoro wero
And at last the w anderer had refrom the c h ild m one ropm In the few porsons using ettoh stationery who
otoiRed the s e a and headed for hi* profMMM .**■ luBclM l
house nultable for the tree 0 couple still remembered to write to hor.
oo®e, He was tired And woary and
“Deaf Miss Fenway?" she read,
of w«£kt~be?ore Christmas, and grad*
2 ^ y . Home? But he had none!
ually accumulate there All decorations “are you etlll aiono at the old place?
had left it when he left wifo and
and present*.
The tree can be If so, why can you not come with me
Jfoy- This struck him like a sudden
Per the Old Polk*,
trimmed a day or two before the holi­ to Japan thia wlntor, and help me
f'Oki though he h»d all along joallsod
b
o
ra
(aged
ten p to Reggio (aged
-T t* y T h e
S t a n d a ^ i W a n t C o lu m n .
There will ho no
day, and the proao^w wrapped more ■with the children
li.'h a general way- No hom n-no
eveven)—Yes.
Tho games are a
one
In
61tr
party
b'tit
oursolvo's.*
Please
Quickly
anAeafliiy
because
they,are
all
JWo-no child I T hat was why ho eon. "A lw«e t * W f 11
r.
wretched boro. But, then, it’s Ghngfc
iw u in not jo lo f /W
in one plaoe. The ohlldron, too, win let mo know by. the first of Junmfa
'oft tho train a n d taken lodgings, BOU*
I T G IV E S R E S U L T S
mas, you know, and the old people do j
There followed a pago of dotai
enjoy the mystery that center* around
had no place to go. W ith money
ao expeot to enjoy thcm selvo,
^ Inaccessible Yooo.-Hdhimkeepw. Tha letter waa «i«ned-hsLa& 0M 1
u his pockets, he was a tramp.
: lor the next f$w dwr»'
L Ahd to know th at Christmas
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r e n o f S a lin e a re su ffe rin g , w ith t h e railw ay,com pany has put o u r towns­
men John Steggm iller on th e pension
■whooping cough,
■• /
lis t~ H e has been in th e ir employ
M IL A N = -T h e -M ilan M ills h a v e ’h a d
w orldnan—aml~secttoinivboflsj:for474i)
tw o -ca rlo a d s -of w h e a l s h ip p e d in to. years, and has earned-hls re tire m e n t
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Council Proceedings.
.. [OFFICIAL,J- •
7
Council Rooms,
-Chelsear-M lchM -N ov^lS, 1Q12._
Board m e tlp reg u lar session.- M eet
lo g c a lled to o rd e r by t h e p r e s i d e n t.
O
U
N
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P
S
SIDEWALK FUND
Davidson & Bauer, labor on
walks.,:,
,00 70
Moved and supported th a t th e bills
as read be-allow etLaiiil^irdera
drawn
etLa
on -th e tre a surerr for th eir am ounts
C arried^ v—
keep tne mins- going. Only uiicej}g=
T h ere >
■being no quorum present It
H O W E L L - T h e . v illa g e c o u n cil a t fore, about te n years ago, ha? I t been rest-and pfnslnn —Plntorprlse.^
M oved bJ'^M .cKune,—s u p p o rte d —by.
I wanL y o u r H id esv P e t t s j n r d P u r
H ig h e s t
was
moved
and supported to adjourn.
H IL L S D A L E -R . P. Hopkins, of
H ow ell h a s g r a ir te d H a m ilto n B ros. necessary to ship In w heat since th e
P
alm
er
th
a
t
t.he
Detroit,
Jackson
and
C
arried.
F rontier has a piece of Roman, coin,
a n e x te n s io n o f t im e to J u ly I , 1913,m a r k e t pric.e p a i d , . S e e m e b e fo r e y o u s e ll .
mills."were first established here,
Chicago Ry. be Instructed to stop all
which has been in. his fam ily for
in w h ic h t o c o m p le te , th e -jw o rk of
• H, E. COOPER, Village Glerk.
cars both east and west bound, not
C L IN T O N - About /ll- o’cloclc Sat- about 200 years, b u t has never been
H o w ell’s se w e r sy ste m . T h e w o rk
le ss th a n 40 t e c t or ho t- m o r e /th a n 00
house on th e old able to learn ju st w hat it is. H e also
Has b e e n d isc o n tin u e d >for t h e .w in ter. u rd a y n ig h t the bouse
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u
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c
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R
oom
s
,
f e e t fro m th e c e n te r o f M ain s t r e e t
>7Qrf»rf>nn-bnmpafpaVT farm south-east has a Canadian—penny d ated 1832^.
M U N I T H - A t ; t h e M ic h ig a n TancT
Chelsea, Mlcli.j Dec. 2, 1912.
before crossing same,
-an c b -a p p le — shoiiv— h e ld —necentLy-i-in_ of tow n w as d isc o v e red to be on fire. wkl<fK is very ^nearly as_ large as a
-B&ard
m et ln_regular session, M eet­ __Y_CMrrMfiK UJie ,......BrQflkfl,_HjJlQtiud
No o n e l i v l n g T h e r e r ^ i s supposecT to sllv erd o llar.—Daily.
♦- :"“ in g called to order bv th e president.
-G ra n d R a p id s. C h a s ^ - H a n k e r d W as
Palm er, Nays—None. Carried.
T h e house
be
of
inpendiary~oHgin.
-g iv en firs t p riz e ■. o n - five d iffe re n t
—^VLBION—Tlic case of th e people Roll call by th e clerk.
There being no further-business to
idufls of apples,, which speaks well. was en tirely consumed.—uourier.
P rese n t—TruaTceTMcKune. Brooks. come Itefnre
ag ain st J - S. Merrill, charged...w ith
It
for th is section and M rr jla n k e rd ’s
MAN CH ESTER—Ou r — venerable perjury; wa?—continued untlW Febr Hummel, P alm er. - ^ - - j___
.diligence"in syraying and caring for townsman J, E. T e e ter who has b e e n rUary 1 , 1()13, in th e circu it co u rt a t
Absent—T rustees Lowry, Dancer. Carried.
an ftrpknfflUf-. a n d ,
his orchards. ..................................M arshall.-. M errill, who married-M iss. M inutes of previous m eetings read ^ H rx n 'O R b b CoQRERT/v:Tilago.Clori(.
D R I G H # N —Rev. Fr. W ittllfl had g ra fte d fr u it trees for many years, Mabel Grover of this city under ah and approved, The following bills
a narrow' escape from serious Injuries In many of the best orchards i n th is assumed name, has mysterio usly dis« wexe_presented and read by the clerk
Raging at Their Height.
appeared and it "may be necessary
necessai to as follows:
[w g W A N T TO M gA Y
l ^ t W cdnesday morning-while^fixing- s e c tio n ;-c la im s Jth a t th e Tompkins recover o n h is bond,—L eader.i
The state board of h e a lth ’says th a t
County
K
ing
apple
was
named
by
Tils
_ a ^ rH a t/m a n y .of th e ^ o p le of
th e fire In th e fu rn ace a t th e rectory.
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-LIGHT AND WATER
the disease of typhjqiir feser, scarlet
HOW
ELL—J.
E,
Crouse,
o
f
Cleve*
g
ra
n
d
fa
th
e
r.—E
nterprise.
■this, old tow n.
Our friencls>
Gas form ed from th e c o a l/a n d exfever and diphtheria are* now raging
land,heavily .in terested in th e Ohio Beardslee:. Chand. Mfg. Co.,
say. w e m edt all competUion
piodcdjifl-he opened , th e door. Thy :F T T -T ^ r)A T ^ -iJr:B id n 7 r W helan, oil fields, and a visitor to Saginaw for -fixtures
tt
a t- ^ e ir ^ h e ig b t- w ith 4 n -4 1 ie -~ s ta te r
a n d u sually g o :thrjq—mijL.het*Co;,
oses ofTTrivestigation, recently
*■. “KnuwlBDirw
,, -flxtureBrr. -28-70 T h e re are no marked epidemics’ of
reverened gen tlem an wa» throw n elected sta te representative on the
_._tet-when-it- comes-tcL_giving_
back a b o u t six fe e t and received progressive1 tick b t • a t ! the1 re c en t told the H ow eirC om m erciaiC lulrthat Oapitol-ElectT Engine Co., supp
l
i
e
s
, -• •, - 53 91 these diseases a t any polnT but they
he was satisfied th a t oil will b e found
our patron? the very best
burnB-about th e f a c e ’and head and election, is prep arin g a bill which he near Howell in paying quantities, and
are fall diseases and more p re v a len t
C. Teal Co., su p p lies..,
i'i
there is in the market. AVeve
his rig h t hand was also burned,. A expects to p resen t to the house, pro­ advised th a t the business in terests of T he Toledo-ChamhrMfgT-eorr
H itne-of yhar, Diseases th a t
fix
tu
re
s
.,...
.............
....
.
43
f
been
in the market business a
II
doctor from L ansing attended, him, hibiting th e in term arriag e of persons Howell g e t busy and p u t down a well.
are on th e wane are measles, pul­
T
h
b
Wv-G,-Nagle
Elect.
Co,,
The
m
a
tte
r
has
been
ta
k
en
under
“ long/tiipe and know how to
H e was able to conduct services as wholly or in p a rt of A frican,Japanese
....... 153 77 monary tuberculosis and whooping
consideration -by .the. Commercial /supplies
^
1 please, Can’t wo MEAT you
Usual on Sunday.—Argus.
cougbr
Albion Chera? W ks., 1 bbi T5il. "13 18
or Chinese b irth with white persons. Club.
’
1
■Sy
today? Phone 59
■. D
etro
it
Refining
Co,,
1
bbl,
- BROOKLYN—Discussion is being
’ ANN ARBOR—The city of Ann
compound
20
00
Notice
to
Dexter
Taxpayer!.
D O IN G T H E I R D U T Y
continued concerning tb e leg al phases A rbor may join with th e county in
T he F. Bissell Co., su p p lie s;,. 27-39
.1.t
The undersigned will be a t th e Dex­ H . W, Johhs-M anville Co.,
of C allin g a special .election, immed­ providlng work for th e stone gang a t
gaskets
ia te ly a f te r Ja n u a ry 1 to elect a th e 'ja il during th e w inter m onth’s, te r Savings B ank, Decem ber 14 and
20 08 Scores of Standard Readers are Learn­
21 and January 4; a t th e Kempf Com­
ing the .Ditty of the Kidneys,v .
county sheriff, ,to fill the Vacancy. Supervisor Hiscock, of th e super­ m ercial fi Savings Bank, Chelsea, De­ Dunipan E lectric Mfg. Co,,
m
e
t
e
r
s
,
.
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i
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i
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,
,
G
O
01
caused by th e d e ath of sheriff-elect visor’s efficiency com m ittee, has ask­ cem ber 28; and every Friday during A llis Chalmers Co., engine re­
To filter th e ' blood is the kidneys’
December a t my residence in D exter
duty.
»
Tobin. R eg u lar township and city
pairs
............
210
85
ed for the m e oi th e city yap! during
A m erican Mfg. H e ate r Co.,
.
elections a re held in A pril and th e re the w inter as a workshop for the township to receive taxes. ■
W
hen
they
fall to do this th e kid­
EnwAUD D o l a n , T r e a s u r e r.
1 iro n ......... .
....... 3 80
now seem s.to be_no_good reason why stone breakers. T he m a tte r was re ­
neys
are
weak.
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A dvertisem ent.
Tfl
Saginaw Mfg. Co., 1 p u lle y ..,
20 48
th e election of sheriff cannot be de­ ferred to th e s tre e t .committee. ,
Sunday C reek Oo^ 2‘cars coal -79 76 B ackache and other kidney ills may
Notice to Lyndon Taxpayers.
follow!
fe rre d u n til th a t tim e r ' To conduct a
Collins, Hahn & Dalaiel, 2
MANCHESTER—The recen t d eath
+ All kinds^f furniture built to f
c
a
rs
c
o
a
l...
..
.
.
.
.
108
14
sp ecial prim ary and election to fill
H elp the kidneys do th e ir work,,
The undersigned, tre a su re r of Lyri{ order. Repairing, reflnishing }
d
L_
Henry,
G.
Ransom
of
Jackgon
M.
C.
R.
It.
Co.,
frt.
1
c
a
r.coSl'""
62
24
m
to
wnship,
will
he
a
t
th
e
London
th is stiiglc office will "cost th e county
don
Use Doan’s Kidney P ills—tho te st­
N,
F.
Pnidden,
one
l
a
p
.........
9
.00
, /aM upholstering of your o,s
-tiboutT fSeO O rB U iL -lL -aD ybQ dy^thin kji leaves W illiam Chase th e - only sur- town hall th e th re e Fridays of this
ed kidney remedy,
month, December 18, 20 and 27, and Geo. H .b ’oster. & Snn, g taps 4 ___
vivor
of
th
e
party
of
Uve'young’
men
lurniture a specialty. -Shop
t h a t ' county expenses need such an
and supplies..........................
30 72 Chelsea people en dorsethelrw orth,
a t the Farm ers & M erchants Bank.
who
le
tt
M
anchester
and
Jackson
in
>tt
anchci
Jin
in rear of Shaver & Faber’s
in c re ase i t m u st be Sotaeone whp has
12 75
Mrs. Lewis Burg, Ganlleld stre et,
Chelaca+ D cceinber 14, 21 and 28, and John Kelly* frt, and c t g . . .. ..
m
rc
Y
h
1
m
2
~
ib
f;
tlic
long
trip
over,^barber
shop.
4
Wv-Fr
K
antleh
per^
expr'ess-,-i2“ 70 Chclsea,-M!ch.Tsay#r--ul.-have-qp hes­
January 4, to receive faxes.
n o t y e t read th is fa ll’s ta x r e c e i p t s
lan d in a " p r a i r i e Bchooncrn f o r t h e
1
25
ijiAttL
H
er MA ^^Trebaurer; ' Chas. Schmidt; hy d ran t valve ‘
E xponent
E . P S T fe lN E R i
J. A, Danton, l mo. s a la ry ...
90 00 ita tio n in recommending Doan’s KidA d v e rtis e m e n t.
19
gold fields of C a lifo rn ia , M r. C h a se
"JACKSON- "-Among-the motley a rA. Koch. 25 days s a la ry ........... 00 40 aey Pills for T know them to ’Be a
Is i n h is ^ r d y e a r a n d h a s Y e s ld d d itr
rank Postal, 1 m6. salary..,.
00 00 remedy *cff g r e a t merTt," 1 sftfTered
ra ig n e d b e fo re . Judge Dahlbm Mon­
Man Coughs and Breaks Bibs.
M anchester with th e exception o f
E, Paul, 20
«ir days
u« _ s a l a r y .......
58
00 In te n s e ly fro m b a c k a c h e a n d in th e
day toorrilng was a seedy looking in* his five years in C alifornia since b is
A fter a frig h tfu l' coughing spell a Chas, H elzer,'l
P ro b a te O rd er
‘ ‘ * mo. salary. .
00 00
m o rn in g upon a ris in g I f e l t la m e and
dividual, Who Claimed to be a law yer
m
an
in
N
cenah,
Wis.,
felt
terrible
F
ran
k
M
ason,’12
days
salary.
ii m
24
00
a rriv a l in Michigan in 1837,. * , .
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wtohpains In his side and his doctor found A nna Hoag, 1 mp. s a la ry ,. . . , /25 00 w «ak. A d istre ssin g kidney w eak ­ tonaw,
from ' K e n tu c k y , lured into coming to
si). At a MMiion of tho ofobato oonrt for.
Michigan two ribs had been broken. W hat Chas. M erker, unloading 2
of Washtenaw, held at the probate
Jac k so n by a m atrim onial advertise­ MANCHESTER—The
ness c lu n g to m e p e rs is te n tly a n d said countyth0.
,!1
Ann
Arbor,
on the
lath
‘ oltx
.........
.........
dto 18th
agony Dr. K ing’s New Discovery / c a r s co al..
C
entral
tra
in
s
running
over
th
e
L
ake
11
99
__
,
,
W(V,llwVi,
P
<1 the
,nn year
Vn&f) nnn
o
w
of
November,
*11
one thniian
thoneand nine
m e n t. H e ,was given a com plete
th e s e tifoubles m ade m e very ah x lo u s
would
have
saved
him.
A
few
teahundred
and
twolvft.
GENERAL FUND
turd-dow n by th e , ,husband-searcher, Shore track s betw een Jackson and spoonsful cuds a late cough, while
to i g e t re lie f* F in a lly I p ro c u re d
PrtBent, Emory K. Inland, Judge of Probate.
Toledo
have
so
encroached
on
th
e
Michigan
State Tel. Co.,.
In the matter of tho estate of Clayton F.
p ersisten t u?e routs obstinateboughS,
an d th e n to f o r g e t'b is disappoint
D
oan’s
K
idney
P
ills
an
d
,
soon
a
f
t
e
r
I
Ward, minor.
phoncTaud to ll......... ............. ;
830
OUT FLOW ERS
m e n t he b eg an tip p in g t^ e drinks in- Lake Shore facilities th a t th a t coin* expels stubnorn'colds or heals weak, T he Chelsea Tribune^ printing
b e g a n u sin g th e m , I w3* f r e e fro tp i^ S n h » ^ P^W'1,10,
.of said
2
80
sore
lungs.
"
I
feel
sure
it's
a
God
pany
finds
It
neocssary
to
providb
^ that tho name may bo heard ;
P Q ,J ’,1'!ED /P L A N T S
.<'■
t o h im u n til be g o t a bigger load
. 40 my a c h e s an d p a in s. I h a v e b een co^^arulyraylny
send to hum anity,’’ writes Mrs. Effie W m ; Oaspary, lu n P h es,..
and allowed.
T
h
e
Chelsea
Standard,
print*
tfean he could carry . Judge Dahicm considerable sid etrack atcom m oda
fe
e
lin
g
tnhch
b
e
tt
e
r
e
v
e
ry
Way
sin
c
e
.”
.. F U ^ k R A i r U B S l G ! * 3
..................................... ................ vc
It l« ordercjl, that the 19th day of December
L26
1,1LA'**••».,»
I
w
t,
at
ten
0
’cl
ook
l
n
t
hf
f
0
renoon
,at
nal
d
proh
ate
w ith all due re sp ec t to th e legal
F
o
r
sale“b
y
a
l
t
d
e
a
le
rs;
“^
P
r
ic
e
50“
56 00
Woo he am»olntod for hortrln# nalcl aoenunt.
d no t used th
is ggw
w at
a t rm
n e d y /’ 1Its
1 H. E,Cooper, lm o . s a la ry ,.,.
this
remedy.7’
f r a t c r n l t f released th e m an onsus- a t T e c u m sc h , M a n c h e s te r and o th e r | a ^aflbot
c e n ts ; Foster-M il bur n Co., Buffalo* jtnd ltlB further ordered, that a oopy of this
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s
t
r
e
e
t
f
u
n
d
ami
you
can
points. All of which
indicates th a t guaranteed to satisfy;
......................................................................
iu
orflftf bo pnbU»h«l t:
three fh}N'«8*1vo week8 provl*
p en d ed sen ten ce
wobld the. running ol C entral train s over •et a free U‘M b o ttle o r Aw ym
N ew Y o rk , sole a g e n ts fo r ( h e U n ite d on*
l e n t or A. G, Falst, supplies.. , . , . , , . .
to mid time of hcar/nx. In Tho Chelma
standard a nlowapaper
oWi
S ta te s ., * * ...
'7
leave Jackso n a t once. H o said it th o L ake Shore Is a perm anent ar- M Q sfceat L. P. Vogel, H. H. Feim Jas. Dann, labor with te a m ...
“ print*
‘ “lnt<xl and olrouiatlnr
n
in mid count;
Phone 180—SM l-«
C'd„ L. T. Freem an
Advertise- Hugh McKune, 128* Hours.. . .
R e m e m b e r th e n a m e —D oan’s—a n d
EMORY
w w W wk to
Jndse of Probate.
rau g eih cn t
m e n t.^
ike no “o th e r. A d v e rtise m e n t.'
‘u r w w mwAW.^etlater,
p a trio t*
19
F o r r e s u lts t r y S t a n d i
.
J a m
e s
Wff Are Mealing
..,,, i --,-,
B red Klinglei’
!
tfriniieW
C A B IN E T
W ORK
f
i
nr StfrBf »
Chelsea
. .,
....
fA(.........KOKHS
iiit;
/ f
JH B CHBL8BA: SlAHDARP, DECBHBBR n , iq u .
trttiittniiiiiiuimminiiiiHiiiiiihiHinim ... M yron
LOCAL ITEMS.
L ig h th a lF T e ft T u e sd a y fo«
D e tro it w here h e b a s a c c e p te d a po­
sitio n , ■ ^
. *
, .Mrs, L , C. K elly w as c a lle d to Ch'ir
cafeo M onday b y th e d e a th b f h e r
- - . .. ;
Mrs* Jo h n M cssnCr is re p o rte d a s s is te r.
being q u ite in ,
_
~ T h e f t J_JH jblineiT M [ercantile Co
Regular meeting OllVe Chapter;
o n .W ed n esd ay o f tbis^w eek p u rc h a se d
B. S,, Wednesday evening, December a s to c k o f d ry goods in D e x te r. .
18,
I . ‘"
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____ v - >•>./ *.;.•■
M. J . How e h a s ju s t c o m p le te d .a
Bar] Updike has been ehgage^-aa-a g a m b le * ro o f b a rn f o r ' B u rle ig h
tlmier Injh e tin shop of Holmes^ ■W h ita k e r on h is f a r m in S y lvan.- ■■
»WMN«t\
<r
Walker,
A few d ays a g o A lb e r B ros, r e ­
Borjj, S a tu rd a y ,' D ecem ber -7, 1912,
c e iv e d a b lac k b e a r sk in w h ic h th e y
to Mr. and Mrs. A rq h ie A lex an d er, o;
h av e o n e x h ib itio n a t t h e i r o ffic e .;
south M aih s tr e e t, a son.
Wo present this year for your conisderation the most. extra-'
•ordinary large and varied stook of
_ __; • . ■■ '
AHD-SHOES
For iqen and boys ever assembled in Chelsea for the Holiday
trade.
..
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B e lo w A r e a ’ F e w S u g g e s t i o n s o f W h a t to B u y
Umbrellas
Sweaters
Collars and Cuffs
■Underwear
Cuff Buttons
vSeal Skin Caps and
other varieties of
Fur Caps
V
Fur Lined Gloves
Gauntlet Gloves
’Hosiery
Fine Linen Hand*
kerchiefs
Choice Silk Hand­
kerchiefs
Silk Mufflers ;
Fancy Waist Coats
Scarf Pins
Street Gloves
Dress Gloves -
Christmas Suspen­
ders _ .
Holiday Neckwear
Plian—and;.Fancy
Shirts ■
Stetson H ats.
Cloth Caps •
Suit Cases
Traveling Bags
Trunks
SUIIS, DVtflCOATS,FUR GOATSAHD RAIHCOdTS
. The practical as well as the artistic is blended in the garments
and furnishings, for men and boys, offered for the coming h o lid ay !
season, and thrvarrous lines shown are chafactefized by the cxtraliapa np s h o w in g o f f o rm e r y e a rs h a s a p p ro a c h e d t h a t p rovided for
this season in simple elegance.- There are’ garments and furnish­
ings-to meet_the wants of the patrons of refined tastes, and those
-whoaioless conservative- can- be ' suiteclT- The assortments- are
notable in their lack of .anything approaching-poor taste in either
material, making or designing.
.
. . • / •
F
c ■l o t h i n g
,
o• r
b o. y1 s
_..
i
.
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—^Parents will find our line of. clothing embraoes the widest pos
sible range in fabric effects, aiid the prices extraordinarily reason­
able.'—Come here and see.
SHOES AND RUBBERS-FOR MEN AND-BOYS-
Da n c e r
B
roth ers
:- 1-:
W e Offer Y ou th e M ost. D esirable L ine
To C hoose Your. P resen ts From . •. . .
C o u n ty C le rk e le c t G eo. W . B eck
T he place know n as th e H en ry
w ith h a s a p p o in te d B ra d le y G ra n g e r
P ie rc e farm in S y lv a n -was sole
o f A n n A rb o r a s d e p u ty c o u n ty c le rk .
to R. B. W a ltro u s la s t S a tu rd a y .
Hu
W ijth e rc U -w iili e n te r s
W a r r e n D a n i e l s , o f N o rth L a k e t a i n t h e F iv e H u n d re d Clubi a t her.
le f t M onday fo r Y p s lla n tl w here h e hom e o n G arfield B treet th is 6a f t e r
will atte£Td“th e O leary B usiness Col noon.
lege. •
M rs. H e n ry W ilso n o f L im a l e f t
Geo. A .'R eG ole was In D e tro it S a t­
Sunday—
ev e n in g .for E lg in ,J llin q ls .
urday evening- w h ere h e a tte n d e d k
S
he
w
as
c a lled th e r e by tUe d e a th o f
b a n q u e t of th;e S t a te B a n k e rs Asso­
h
e
r
m
o
th
e
r.
ciatio n .
C lem ent A, B a rb e r, o f W a te rlo o , ^ M rs^ E u g e n e H . M cK e^nan h a s re
has p u rch ased a c o rn h u sk e r ant tu rn e d hom e fro m A n n A rb o r w h ere
eh reddee wh ich h e r e c e i ved t h e first she u n d e rw e n t an o p e ra tio n fo r th e
removahof-hertonsth
of th is week,
W illiam s & H e se lsc h w e rd t h a v e sold
C. W . M aro n ey ^h aa c a rp e n te r s a t
to
C h a rle s B u rtle s s o f M a n c h e ste r
work on‘ th e new resid e n ce w hich
fo
u
rte
e n c o lts w hich h e h a s p la c e d on
Jo h n . K alm bach is h a v in g b u ilt on
his
f
a
r
m in F reedom .
west M iddle s tr e e t.
T h e W ..R , C. will m e e t in G. A. Rw.
Jo h n HeeiVah, o f D e tro it, who re
h a ll a t 7 o’clock F rid a y e v e n in g , De
cen tly p u rch asq d -th e E .E . W ood.realc e m b e r 18. T h e e le c tio n o f officers
deuce oil S outh s tr e e t, h as sold th e
will t a k e placb a t th is m e e tin g ,;.....
prem ises to W illiam J. B ra n d .
J o h n B. Cole and W . E. S^ipe o f
T h e re sid e n ts o f O rc h a rd s tr e e t a r e
th is p la c e w ere g r a n te d a g a s fran*
hav-in g -a-sew er dug on th e n o rth -s id e
chise by th e com m on co u n cil o_f Man?
of th e s tre e t; which _wlU .bC:c o n n e cte d
ch e ate r.' W ednesday n ig h t o f la s t
fttrtb e -s e w e r oiHOadt-strei
week.—5------- — ■-■■
__
Mr. and Mrs. B e n ja m in B acon h av e
M ost all. Of th e e x tr a Crew t h a t
moved to B ay C ity w here th e y fo r
has b e e n w orking on th e D .r J. & C,
m erly reBldedi— Mr— B a c b n -w a s em
fo r th e la s t few m o n th s w erq laid off
ployed;by th e F la n d e rs M fg. Co.
fp r t h e season T uesday e v e n in g of
th
is w eek.
A num ber o f th e C h e lse a Boy Scouts
X^spedJal feAture of our stock is the opportunityLior^eieotion.^iTaH grades"
we are showing the newest and best of the season,
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W e offer y o u tlie h a p p y co m b in a tio n o f a su p erio r s to c k , a la rg e a s s o r tm e n t
a n 4 1 h e . fa ir e sL p r ic e s .
O om ef e v e n if it is n e c e s s a r y to co m e w ith o u t k n o w in g
jw h y v /fo r y o u w ill find g o o d r e a so n s w h e n y o u se e th e many_ sp le n d id v a lu e s
s h o w n h e r e.
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F ine T able L inens
A complete new stock of Linens and NapkUw to raatoh. Table linens at 60o, 75e, f l . 00, $1,25
and $1.50, You will find them exceptional waldeBqand beautiful patterns.
M en’s F ix in g s
The latest in Neokwear, esj
solectod for Christmas gifts, prices 2jBo and 60o,
Suspenders in Ohriatmas boxd Gloves/ Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Dress,. Shifts, Cuff Buttons,
Mufflers, Umbrellas. Assortment more complete than over before and prioes always? right.
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C hristm as Slippers
HereHouse"
Slippers foy every member of the family. y Indian Wigwam . Slippers, Green’s complete*line of warm
.Slippers, Leather-Slippers^handsome.-durablo^aiml-comfortable slippers that'-wlll-surely-be appreciated
as a. Christmas gift.
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.made a trip n o rth o f h e re la s t S a tu r
d ay /aftern o o n . T h e boys w alked be
tw een four "and,five m iles on t!i!e trip .
C. W . M aroney and GCo. R u n c lm an
w ere in A nn A rbor M onday e v e n in g
When C ouncil No. H o f Y p s lla n ti con
ferred
_ tlie. R q y a la r id S e le c t D e g re es
-,-The-publi<$:_drinking_ fo u n ta in s . on
upon
a
^Ipss o L c a h d id a tes. . T
th e c o rn e r o f M ain a_nd;Mlddle s tr e e ts
were s h u t off fo r t h e w in te r m o n ths
- T h e r e w lil be a re g u la r m e e tin g o f
by th 6 village a u th o ritie s on M onday
Olive L odge No. 158,_F. & A. M ., on
o f.th is week. :
T uesday e v e n in g o f n e x t w eek. T h e
T he su p p e r and b a z a a r held by, th e e le c tio n o f officers f o r th e co m in g
ladles In the^M* E. c h u rc h W ed n es­ y e a r w ill.b e held a t th is m e e tin g .
day a fte rn o o n and e v e n in g w a s w e ll
e ssrs. D e o . —H, L e p p e r ,
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e r, P h ilip G a n n o n rC h a s. F la n ­
both so cially.and financially. :
ig an a n d F. K. M cEldow ney, o f P o n ­
T h e K . 0 .. T -M ..M .-a n d ,L .-0 .-T .-M . tia c , a tte n d e d th e m e e tin g o f O live
M. have re n te d of C h arles S te tn b a c h Lodgei No. 156, F .'& A. Mi, T u esd ay
th e h all over-bis s to re on. w est.M iddle eyenin^,. .
-They
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A city assortment right at your door., Don’t fail to see the Christma^ Handkerchiefs. Words
faiHvhen. we try todesoribe them .' You can buy handkerchiefs here a t any price you wish to pay
from l cet\t to $1.50 and the $1.50"grade you will pronounce the fineafall “llnei) Hand embroidered'
handkerchiefs you ever saw In Chelsea.
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L adies’ C oats
We have-kept up the assortment of WQmen,s_and“Children’s Coats"
and rightjnow you will find tho atookuunbrokep in ranga of^atyles, and
positively greater values shown thanwas possible to offer earlier in the
season.,W e have just-received from the manufacturer and placed orT
auloscverul-style^u^.-Ladies^Coataat
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e xpec t -to - move—to
Jo ae ph -D ry e r ,r^wh o l s e m pl oy e d by
tb
e -fJa n d e ra -M ig ^ C o ., w hile a t wo
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J. B. Cole, local m a n a g e r o f th e Gas on o n e o f th e a u to m a tic m a c h in e s on
Co., Inform s th e S ta n d a r d t h a t th e T u esd ay had his r ig h t h a n d badly in ­
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company"b a8~a~list o f306 consum ers In ju red .
th is p lace a n d t h a t th e com pany will
W o rd has-been re c e iv e d by C h e lse a
probably finish th e i r w ork h e re th is
frie n d s o f M rs, H . L. S ta n to n o f
w c e k -fo rth is-se a so m — —— :
----P o n tia c s ta tin g t h a t h e r son H a r ry
— T<dav4 & th e 4 a a t-tlm o --f o r - e ig h ty ^ who w as in ju red bv an ex plosion o f
nine y e a rs w hen th e sam e figure can g u npow der, will h o t lose the" s ig h t o f
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be used to express, t he day o f th e e ith e r o f h is eyes.
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BUY- OUR PLATED KNIVES AND FO R K S— WARRANTFJJFOR 25 YEARS. .
See our Window DispIayrof Electric Goods suitable for Christ­
mas Presents. Come ih and-lot us show you. how they work.
CHRISTMAS- CANDIES.
Some Bargains- in Davenports, -Couches and Rocking Chairs.
J. B aco n M ercan tile Co.
T he K em pf CommerciaL& Sayings Bank
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W o .a re a f t e r y o u l
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P o ssib ly i t ia w i t h u s, s u c h b e in g t h e -case y ou k ndw aM IgtlljllS-—
our service* but if not a patron, would it not be well for you to
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A savings account is satisfactory guarantee of-futureTiomfort
The.roacf to prosperity.fa tli©*fft®.t
Ws,.|0>t*.W' o < !9 W " hy giving good wrvlw to o«k >M.
customers,
We invite you to opon an aooount at our ink with
dollar
or more.
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you try this safe atid Conservative way
account ^Ith us today?
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m onth, t he m d n tlra n d t be_y e a rr~ ifan T h e W e s te rn W a sh te n a w F a rm e rs ’
u ary 1, 200L will be th e nqxt combi*
Club
w ill hold th e ir n e x t m e e tin g a t
nation fo r th e sam e AgnTesl.
th e h o m e - u f -M r a —D ennis S p a u ld ing
T he S en io r C lass o f th e C h e lsea on F rid a y , D ecem b er 20. A n o y s te r
high school will p r e s e n t “ T h e Elop? d in n e r w ill b e serv ed and th e a n n u a l
m e n t o f E llen ,” a fa rc e com edy In e le c tio n of officers will be held.
th re e acts, in th e S y lv an th e a tr e , on
Som e o f tile fa rm e rs Who d riv e In to
F riday evening of th is w eek. T he
s tu d e n ts w h o -ta k e -th e various- p a rts tow n fro m .ih e so u th c o m p lain o f th e
tave b e e n well d rille d an d a lliv h q a t j n u m e ro u s dogs "th at a r e allo w ed by
;end a re prom ised a n e n jo y a b le evep* t h e ir o w ners to r u n ^ a t“ la p r e - '_ W e d ­
nesday o f th is w eek tw o h o rse s w e re
tiff.
a tta c k e d by a dog a s th e y w e re b e in g
A t the, D ecem ber tneetlnff o f th e d riv e n alo n g th e s tr e e t. O ne o f th e
B oard o f County A ud ito rs th e y iiorses was b itte n th ro u g h th e nose,
.a wa rd ecTfhe c u a to d y y o f" th e c o u n ty and t h e o th e r on th e leg.
funds to th e G erm an -A m erlcan Savngs B ank o f Ann A rb o r. T h e b a n k
R ev. F. A. Stiles,' o f L im a , O hio, is
s to p ay two p e rc e n t bn th e dally h e /a u t h o r o f a book o f poem s e n ­
balances, T h e b a n k will have c h a rg e title d “ H e lp s to H a p p in e ss ” w hich
of th e funds* from D ecem ber 31, 1912, >as ju s t b een issued1. T h e book con­
:o D ecem ber 31,1914.
ta in s a b o u t 160 p a g e s a n d is well
w o rth th e tim e s p e n tln re a d in g th e m .
A n e a s t bound f r e ig h t tr a in on th e
*ev, S tile s was a fo rm e r p a s to r of
M ichigan C e n tra l w as w recked a t
h e B a p tis t c h u rc h h e re an d his
Francisco la st S a tu rd a y evening,
frid n d s a re h ig h ly pleased to le a r n o f
our f re ig h t c a rs w ere d e ra ile d and
his success as an author.
some o f th e m “w ere burned. “ T h e
m ain tra c k s w ere b lo ck ed fo r some
A b o u t tw e n ty o f th e r e la tiv e s an d
tim e. A w recking c re w and tr a in
frie n d s o f W illis B e n to n m e t a t h is
was b ro u g h t to th e s ite from Ja c k so n
in g a n d g a v e him a b irth d a y su rp rise ,
T hose from o u t o f tow n w ere R oy
lic k s a n d fam ily , M rs.: W illis B e n ­
to n a n d Miss H a ttie B e n to n , of D ex­
“ O n e -o t th e fas£ p a sse n g e r tra in s t e r , a n d Mr. an d Mrs, O tto N ilt, o f
No. 23, West bound, on t h e M ichigan ackson. A su p p e r w as s e r v e d .. H e
Ccfntral m ade a q u ick sto p a t th e was p re s e n te d w ith a c a rv in g se t.
C helsea s ta tio n la s t S a tu rd a y a f te r The case against Jam es J. Beagle,
noon. A w reck a t F ra n cisc o was th e
of
Wcllsvllle, N. Y ,,' who is accused
calise Qt th e sudden sto p . T h e c h ie f
of
soliciting
to cause th e burning of
d isp a tc h e r a t D e tro it called th e
C helsea o p e ra to r, J a s. W . S p e e r, and the M anchester hotel, about tw oyears
ordered vth e sig n al block placed ago, was put over tlllth c March tovm
a g a in s t th e a p p ro a c h in g tra in , w hich o f th e circuit court W ednesday rnovn*
w a sru n n ln g a t fu ll sp e e d ju s t e a s t o f ng a t thoi request of th e i\fefcndant’a
th e paB sengerS ousC w h e n th e ,o rd e r attorntSiyN. Beagle* In bta nffidavit
was re c e iv e d .' TEe t r a i n crew s to p ­ asking a c o n tin u a ^ e , virtually iuV
his
ped th e t r a i n , w ith I n , th e le n g th o f m ltte\V that th e e^pewte
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that are record-breaking values. No question about the style, simply
the last move in stylo, production, and .the .materials are-heavy double
texture, sure to keep you warm, and wear well. Colors, blue, grey/ tan.-
L ad ies’ W aists
An entire now display, especially designed for Christmas selling.
Silk waists as low as $2.75 and up to $0.00. Waists of other materials
at from $1,00.to $3.75.
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^ ^Waiata^fQr_party_vyear,-Waiata lor street- wear,-Waists for house
wear, and every waist we show, is "a real bargain at 'the price we ask.
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L adies’ Sk irts
The right hang for a Skirt
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a matter of art in Skirt
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We sell porfect fitting Skirts and , at fair prices.
several very attractive Skirt Values a t :—
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$3.75 and $5.00
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F urs
Furs
New Ohristmas Furs Just Opened
Nothing more suitable for a Christmas Gift. Every_Womah
is a lover of Pure, therefore Mister donH hesitate, but' get busy
now while tho assortment is at its boat. Buy tho Lady a set of
Furs, or a_Muff, or a Collar. JTho_priooa here are vory reasonable,
a n a iu .ru |u u w
'away the wreckage*, Traffic was not
d e la y e d as there arc Jong sidings on
each side of the main tracks.
itselL^nd they were d e t a i l
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$7.50, $10.00, $12.00 and $16.00
lattoraoys for wwvV ^tvlce at this
Itlm e w u H h ^ t o n y c n l c n t .
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Whore you will find displayed i)riiong other things a great variety
bf fancy China and Glasswaro.
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Now China^ Glasswaro, Fancy Indian Baskets, Books, Toys, Candy. Carpet Sweepers—A swell
assortment direct from tho factory at $2.|50 to $f>.00. E. Z. Vacuum Cleaner $8,00, worth $12.00.
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f i f t h s f o r t h e in a u g u ra tio n o f W oodb ridge N F e rris a s govenor o f M ich­
igan o n th e t t t \ d a r o M b e n e w -y e a r
LEG ISLA TU RE TQ. 9 R AUK BO F O B ) w ere announced in L ansing, a n d unAN A PPR O PR IA T IO N FO R B X ^ i d e r th em th e inoom lng executive w ill
gO to the .esBt-porch of tbfi )C*pUol
gt hoon on ^hat day aiid take p e oath
of office there before Chief Justloe
ftOV. OSBORN W IL L DISOMBB PR O ­ M i^ e of; the supreme court. ? '
^in beared by
PO SITIO N IN H IS PIR A L
the
First
battalion.
htitd.hrtlUery
theref.
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. RtiUTIVB MANSION.
MOOSE MEETJINCHICAGO
P ro g re ssiv e s P lan to P u iffi P ro g ram
- - , B e fo fo -fltste *n<4 N p tlo n sl—
A ssem blies*.------------------ L
Q ev.-B liot. F e rris to. Be Q re e le d ,va s
^ lo u s r n o r by :17 Guns,
SSfSfcfe
Franks bidding for
confldenoe
of the nation la its moral and lntel-} jAUKAN PBACB-CONFBRBNCp Tft;
lectual. leadership, tte
f ,: bbg Tn FRIDAY,
party wjll put forth a legislative con-1 .: t Rbmtm im o* .
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TBBN.TH» ; IN $T. JAMte
struotlve program from its conference
PALACE, LONDON, ,1
In phioago this week that will be
reased on congress and the leglslat*
res of-tbe several states>^ith.
V I L t i B EG IN NEGOTIATIONS’n i l
Idrgp that the-new-paf^
organ?,, ' P gPAANC e - OF - ALL- ' '
izo behind It.
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8TITION8.
Experts are now at work framing a
series of eight 'bills that will consti­
tute the Yninimum demand of the. T h e O utlook for Lasting pe,ef
progressive!)
ln\the HUnois loglBlature, ' ThrOi|g^fl?dt - Europe la Cpnilj,^
This Is th e m edal to, be p rese n ted by co n g ress to C a p ta in A rth u r RotThere
a
re
{ashort ballot, measure/
tr o n o f th e C a rp a tb ia fo r th e rescue, of th e su rv iv o rs o f th e rits n lo , It w as
•re d Promising,
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Initiative
add
referendum,
and a con­
dosigned by Jo h n F lan ag ad of N ew .York, and will bo m ade of pure gold.
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stitutional amendment. permitting •' ■ t. 1 j-.'
initiation of amendments to the conT h e B alk an w ar situution la ptwl
T E S T PARCELS PO ST
gavopSrCohsol}datlon^olLM, N- Q«
stitutionj-a^completa: new^ popular prl^ llcally unchanged. Thcrq-OBuio-coik
M ichigan’s* a ttitu d e ’ tow ard the pro ;
inary law; corrupt practlces aot; min- Iflrmation. of th e "Constantinople- ^ , 1
position to t h r o \^ t h e n a tional g u a rd A pportionm ent Made P o stm a ste rs to imum wage - leglBlation; public utili­ p a tc h e s .th a t Greece hatr&fflxed a ^
of t he c o u n try Iflto. 12 dlvlsionb w ith ~ AVork O ut- 8yetem of PellveryT
ties leglsiatlpnr.a meaauro for -the fate d s ig n a tu re to the Baghtoho‘prot­
’M iciilgau a n d Ohio com prising one of
protection of railroad employes. and ocol fo r a n arm istice. As far as «£
them , h a s a t la s t been m ade c le a r to
T e st a s to th e co n d u ct of th e new adoption 'of the famous Kansas “blue be le a rn e d , Greece Btlll refused to Jolo
th e w ar d ep artm ent^ A d ju tan t G enera! parcela po st law h av e been author- sky law” to control the sale of secure th e tru c e agreem ent. '
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> A t e v e n t o f u n u z u a l in te r e s t to
r im e 800 a d u lt In d ian * w 1b ro u g h t
to a close on th e re a e rv a t(o a htrfe by
t a e sin g in g o t a lo n g h u n d re d ! p i
y ears old, follow ed by t full d re w
dance in w hloh e ig h t h u sk y lada play* Legislature Will ,Also Be Asked for a reception to state officers aud theta^ d th e p ro m in en t p a r t r
Enough Money ‘ for Buildings to
berg ^ t h e : Ijsgifiaturetli^^li(tSh to:
F o r som e th re e w eek s p a s t th e n a ­
i o'clock, after-wliich there will be a
_ Homs Various Departments.
tiv e s h a v e been g a th e rin g h ere. In*
general . reception. In the evening
djana .from G ape M udge, Comps, Ylo-:
Gov. ^errls is inviting the Justices of
to rla, C ow tchan, K ok-sM ah, .Quarae- .. One'proposition that will., doubtless
a
xldoiatlonat the coming. reception lh the executive office, and
b an, Giam-olom-e-lata, .-M u s q u ln b -i
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p e r Island a n d D uncahi w ith th e Na*
nalm os h a v e h a d th e privilege o f erection of an oxoontlve ni'anclon in | tho BupJ®^e.00ur,t :a'1^_t^?_®tft'®
ere a n d "tholr. wi.vfia. to j olu In tlils
gtrnlghtontog u p m a tte rs a n d p a y in g ' L^slh^T^tBoTIr'sTTlmo in many
d eb ts o f tw en ty y e a rs ' sta n d in g a s y e a rs th e fum L of th e_ a tato . tre a s u ry affair,
■ w ell a s th o se o f m o re rec e n t date.
contain^ a good-sized s u r p lu s ;a n d it
Justice -Moore Is Unopposed. , ^
As th e old people c a n n e ith e r re a d is pointed out th a t th e s ta te Is floanC h ief J u s tic e Jo se p h B< M oore, th e
n o r - w r ite th e y , m u st perforoe__haye oialiy ab le-to h u lld jaih e m e to b e occu­
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dean of the- M ichigan auprerae court? it, 6 , - V andercook V a n d -^ M ajo r' ISftVl ized^^ by^^ . t h o : p ^ ’t offico-.dopartm.ejjt in ^ i.|ti6 8 aitdittsure^^‘t h a t 'th e y is h ^ U lh ftv e
w itn esses to th eir, b u sin ess tra n s a c ­ pied
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f o r th e p eace conference which, In &>•
'W hile th e Ohlnooh w b rd fo r-"p o t- ja lflc t^ e F ris w lU m ak e any m e n tio h l i f ' ionrat^^
tho _ republican^-Btate-^nvea-J___^ ____
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... . ... _ ^ ....... -MlcWgan on record ns favorable to tjje J a n u a ry , a c e rta in ap p o rtionm ent b o -l m ark e te d .
latching". m eans giving, i t also ear. th is in h is Inaugural moBsoge, h u t It i s l t l o n n e x t sprT n g riiB X lrcu irtm d g e Nel- p ro p o se d -e iia n g e rig ^ lv e n '.to -e ao h -o f-th e .l» G iM U W 3 ^ rl-'--:T he6fA neM ures^^aptetif,tcu.tiie^oU jjp*rw t'4eflim beM )L airB uperstltio6l"iil^
very ■offloeB, to- be sp e n t a t th e fts* j qulreirien ts of ench a ta te, w ilT b e pre- [ b e g in in London on Friday* Dec. 13,1
t ie s th e m ean in g of tak in g . W hile in th o u c h t th a t O sborn will dlaouaft th e | son B. Sharpe, of W e st B ranch, w ho • B ut th e y do. not w a n t any Ohio mlo o r a e r e w c ases "oU ltui potlatQ hes/' p ropoaltlon-ln h is final ad d resa to tn e-| had bjtcn m entioned a» u p o ssh ri^ K H a-offleofedeiigffstod a s m ajo r gen- orotlon o f -th e p o stm a ste r ,In w ork!ng | fle n t€ d ~ a a4 -pnshed-w here.ver. the r o is A th e n s a isp a tc fia a S tv e -a a su ra n c e ^
or" fre e gifts, a r e d is tr lb u te d r in th e lawmokorB. Gov. O aborn h a s m ado a I candidate,; lia s notified J u s tlc u M ooro __.1 In com m and of tUo proposed 01- out dellvory and a sc e rta in in g th e ex* I n le g is la tu re -in-ses&ion-—T h e y constU j-G reece will- participate In-thc-aeg^
vision, N or a M ichigan officer, T b 0y tent- to whiph th e parcels po st is he* tu te th e backbone of th e people’s rplo atio n s.
m ain th e m oney h an d ed out o r th e re n te d house his hom e a g re a te r por- j th a t h e is not In th e raco.
/ - b l a n k e t s given a re sim ply lo an s for tio n of th e l a s f 'tw o years.
W ith p eace of some kind, no mailer
j It is e x p e c te d 'th a t-a n y a tte m p t to say suclJteft com m and ought to, b e 'in ng used th rough his office and th o p ro g ram o f th e p a rty . T h e lea d e rs a r e
tKb fu tu re ^ o r th e .p a y m e n ts of d e b tr
M c o n fid e n t,th a t th e m any le g isla tu re s how costly, assured by the protocol, |t|
T h e Btate ownB th re o whole b locks d e fe a t 'Ju stic e-M o o re ‘in th e conveh- tho h a n d s of a m an, who h a s had re g ­ oceipts derived from It.
of lo n g er d r m ore r e c e n t standing,
F rom th e se re p o rts th e d e p a rtin e n t Un ^ er th e sp u r o f , th e public dom and jg a g re e d th a t T urkey has tunned#'
in th e c e n te r of th e b est roBldeiice tion will brm g fo rth a s to rm of pro3- u la r a rm y train in g . T h erefo re they
An In d ia n 's d ebts a re n e v e r out­
aro
for
tile
innovation
w
ith
th
e
proviso
expoots
to .b a s e its e stim a te of
—m
—oney j w h io lM h e p ro g ressiv e cam paign h a s [ a tte n tio n to a policy of dlplou^f
d istric ts. The- lan d w ould c o st noth-1 te s t from a tto rn e y s in vaH ous p a rte
law ed. If on ac co u n t o f u n fo rtu n a te
th
a
t
a
re
g
u
la
r-a
rm
y
officor
bo
placed
needed
for
ca
rry
in
g
on
th
e
buslndd^
aro u sed , w ill m oye fo r thoso th in g s th a t w ill sow th e seeds of
of th e s ta te and it is n o t th o u g h t
circu m stan ces a . m an d ies w ith o u t in g arid th e only ap p ro p riatio n nec­
in
com
m
and.
0
tho
balan
ce
of
th
e,
year,
for
which
a
n
[
th
e p re s e n t w inter.
th a t a n effort will b e m ade to nom i
am ong th e B alkan allies, in o rd er# ]
paying h is h o n e st d e b ts his w ife o r e ssa ry would be fo r th e e re c tio n a n d
a
p
p
ro
p
riatio
n
will
be
asked
of
conn a te som e one. else in h is place.
T u rk ey , m ig h t conclude as favorabt^
fu
rn
ish
in
g
of
th
e
hom
e.
In
stead
of
an
sons an d d a u g h te rs o r m ore d ista n t
res s, ■
■W ord is reco lv ed sin S a g in a w of th e b a rg a in a s possible.
__ .j5
ad
dition
to
th
e
p
re
s
e
n
t
s
ta
te
house,
Board
Wants
Convict
Farm.
. . . re la tiv e s.fe e l t h a t a , m oral obligation,
P
o
stm
a
ste
rs
a
r
e
lim
ited
only
b
y
th
e
d
e
a
th
of
W
illiam
F
ra
n
c
is
CHasby,
m
ay­
D
ip
lo
m
atists
and
w
ar
experts
c# :
Commercial
Workers
Organised.
■ T u rn th e p riso n e rs o f-th e -B ta tfl-o f
re s ts upon th em JKhloh a t suoh gath* It la said .th at th e le g is la tu re w ill;b o
a
m
o
u
n
t
o
f
m
o
n
e
y
^
Iv
.e
iT
lh
e
rri.'T
h
e
^
'
o
r
o
f
B
a
s
t
Saginaw
in
I
s
a
e
r
A
t
^his
]
It
to
T
u
rk
is
h
m
endacity
all
of
the
lit-':
'.A t a m eeting of s e c re ta rie s a n d :oth- M iolilkan Into successful, happy farm ­
brings t hey dutifu lly discharge. T h e a sk e d to a p p ro p ria te enough m oney
are,
a
u
th
o
rize^
to
w
ork
out
th
e
ir
ow
n
hom
e
in
/L
o
s
A
ngeles,
Cal,
tie
d
isq
u
ie
tin
g
rum
ors
from
eastern'
am ount ft- p a id In full w ith in te re s t. to e re c t a n o th e r b u ilding on~tho~Blte e r' executive officials fro m cQ m m er e rs i In stall - w ithin th e wiUlsrnpt the
E n g in e e rs of th e G rand T ru n k rail* E urope, re p b rts for which no founds-;
T hl° ffn*> ininwiat.) is usually given a s now occupied by th e base bail p a rk, cial oluha apd c h a m b e rs of com m erce' penal In stitu tio n s a tech n ical school delivery .system , w h e th e r by m ail cort
ors
on
foot,—
Iwrseback-joi!—
in
,
’d
ad-are-ia-S ftglaaw -arranglng-to rftiee-lT-tlon-in-fftc t ca n be dlscavered,
w
here,
th
e
suprem
e
court,,
s
ta
te
,
vail-7
a "cuifus p o tla to h '' irn w hich all w h o .
o f a jiu m b er of M ichigaTPoltlefl, h e ld In th e aolonoe of farm in g ; g l y Q B g
s e v H tlte T ra c k rlie tw e e n ^ S a g ln a w an d B a y |
to
a
d
-c
o
m
m
ls
s
io
n
r-in
d
u
s
tria
l-a
e
e
ld
e
n
t
T h e re p o rt th a t the Greeks Ui
in
-th
e
-Im
n
sin
g
oham
b
er-o
f-co
m
n
ierc«
r
can got It tak e u L Jih are i
convicts a ohanco-to try out tho te c h
As th e re is m ore o r less m ixing u p b oard 'gapre w a rd e n ’s d e p a rtm e n t, tax room s, th e M ichigan A sso c ia tio n of nlcal know ledge obtained in th e p ris ­ oral ^poatofficofl the .d ep artm en t. ex^LQj^y^jjjjQy^. floo^-^anger. L a s t’ sp rin g sig n ed a sep n rato and more advanti|«l
In m arria g e s am ong th e d ifferent com m ission,
m ilita ry
d e p a rtm e n t, C om m orolal S e o reta rlo s w as form ally on n g rio u ltu ral school on a good prison poets to choose a plan for delivery l a th e -track s we're covered, in te r f e r in g 1 eo n s a rm is tic e , with Turkey; tty'
R o u m a n ja w ould insist on. represenl*?]'
trib e s th e bonds given an d p re s e n ts d airy and food departm ent* dnbor com, organized an d , officers fo r its in itia l farm , a n d when th e ir sen ten ces aro all the cities o f tho country.
w ith tra n sp o rta tio n .
received o n su ch ocaslons h a v e ’m ission, g e o lo g ic al survey a n d h ig h ­ y e a r selected.
tio n in th e London conference,-w^
-—served send th e m fo rth equipped for
New Job for ,Pierce.
th e ir p ecu liar place In such g a th e r­ w ay com m ission w ill have q u a rte rs.
a- p a r t i a th e dlvislon-tn-the spoilt
T h e association is h e a d e d by Mt^r a life of usefulness.
TH E MARKETS:
t h a t th e G feeks would hol4_a|ool',
T
ho
appo
in
tn
io
h
t
o
f
'
C
harles
Si
ings.
‘ *
W ith th e e x c ep tio n of t h e 1 su p rem e tin C. H u g gltt, of G rand lthpide, a s
T his, In brief, tho m ost rooent step
E n larg ed p h o to g rap h s of dead rela- court, a ll of th e s e depa rtm e n ts arc" p resident , w ith N orm an F lo w ers, of
iorco to bo sco ro tary of tho public
DETROIT
Cuttle — E x tra dry-fed fro m th e negotiations; that Seryhi
in penology in th e s ta te of M ichigan,
trve8- ’aTO a t's u o h tim e s unveiled w ith oooupylng re n te d q u a rte rs o u tsid e th e Jack so n , a s ,v ic e p resid e n t, aq d Thop.
$7.7)0(278; steers nnd lie .......
I,fora, 1,00
' ""iS- w ould p e rs is t in her defltfnce of Aw'
is th e p lan to w hich thp board of con- dom ain com m ission w hen A. C, C a r­ flteerfl,
to 1,200, $fl.B0@7.3r>; stoers aml heifers. trla-H n n g ary . and various other
cerem ony, w hile oapito.i and 's e v e ra l of th e suprem o
a n c ie n t form
to
n
,,
th
e
p
re
se
n
t
incum
bent,
becom
es
H. S tam b au g b , .secretary , L ansing.
800 to. 1,000, $S.60®6; steers and heHera
trol of Jao k ao n prlBon com m itted ltito la m l- com n v l 8 a t o n e r f J a n r t p w a r ttvoft=are fut, B00 to 700, $4.B0@5{ oholco moya p f th e sam e kind were attrlbut-s
co u rt ju stic e s h a v e offices in downself
a
t
its
m
eeting,;
done a re hold- in e v e rlastin g rem om - tow n buildings.
oowSr-W^iO^e;-good-fat-eow»r-$4rfi0 “
a n n o u n ced in L a n s i n g , ^ ,
7 ........ t-fat
.State Can't Educate Tuberoular ChM*
5; . common cows, $3.7604,2(5: cannors, ed th s p o rte ’s crafty efforts to
branoe by th o se w ho a r e th o ir lin e a l
Inasm uch ns P ie rc e had been cotP $3@8.r*0; choice iienvy nulls, $B.60®8: fair up tro u b le.
'y
dren.
'
l
desco n d an ta.~ V an co u v er- Sun.
R esigns a t R equest of Gov, OjBhorh s id c r o d 'to hayo. a cinch otv the posi­ to good bolognuB, 'bulls, $4,71>0flj ejtock
W
ith
a
ll
of
the
13alkft
it trelltgirreStr
8 ts to Free. From C anning Evil.
M lohlgan h a s m ade no p ro v isio n s for
bulls,' $3,754)4,60; choloo feeding ste e rs,.. .
...
„ .
, . .
Ja m e s R 1. W right, Justice of the tion of jjlo rk of th e Chouse, of re p re ­ 800 to 1,000, :$s.B0®d.2B; fair fe o rtln g a p p o in tin g th e ir peaco pl.enipotenll
T
h
e
s
ta
te
of
M
ichigan
c
a
n
-c
o
n
g
rate
d
u
c
a
tin
g
i
t
s
.
child
von
^
b
a
rre
d
from
8he Rules by A ppearing N ot To.
peace a n d one o f th e M taeankee se n ta tiv e s th e com ing session, th is op* stcoi-s, sop.. to l.ooo,. $B,_2B§i5.fiO; choice |:j^ g ,ran d a ll of the bIx powers sewj
stockcrs. JOO :ta._700, $5^6.605 fair..stock- i
i v T h e re is one c le v e r w o m a n Aln Kan* ■ulate Itself op bolng pm otioally—fretLj th e publlo sohools on aoeount of-tuborcounty poor su p o rin to n d en ts whose polntm ont .will lot dow n the'"bars fo r era,. BOO to 70.0, $4.B0@4«7B; stock .heifers, in k th e proposal for tho ambagssdw
‘ eas City who is m o n arc h of all sh e from auoh evils a s w ero show n lnH ho j culosla, it develops th ro u g h a e a se In
resig n a tio n w as dem anded by Gov, a flock of c a n d id a te s for th e clerkahlp $3.50iH25; milkers, largo, young, med-; lal conference, the outlook for laBttaf
surveys solely th ro u g h h e r ta c tfu l a t­ inquiry into co n d itio n s In c an n in g R oscom m on county, w h ere a ohtld, a n ,|
ium age, $45^01*; common milkers, $300
p e a ce th ro u g h o u t Epropo is cosw|
■
titu d e 'a s an old-fashlonodfl dom ineer- fac to rie s in Now York^ w hore w om en,, "open oaae’l o f tuberoulosls* h a s been, O sborn, Iras com pllod w ith the ,.de qf tbo house, w hich pays $70 a w eek 40. •
Veal—Market
strong
and
50o
higher:
m
a
n
d
s'
m
ado
by
th
e
sta
te
executive.
d
u
rin
g
th
e
session
of
th
e
legislature*
or
’
ed.over wife. S he h a s a , very m eek ch
......ild
...............................
..........
..................................
..........
.
.
.
ren and oven babicB w ore w orkod |_barrod from th e aohools and, is now
•than lust week; best, Io.r*0©nothers. $4 . -ed• prom ising. / - <
. l.»fct
©8,60. Milch cowh and springers st^ndv ■ 1’■' 'V
way of a s e rtln g h e rse lf, w hich h a s a ll j 15. to" ID- h o u rs a day, housed In filthy ]* # tho "county poor house w ith o u t any | ■ ® “ 'h® fosos p ^ i^ p n to e a
I : ■■ -'I
Hneop
and
lambs—
I.amus
26o®40c
W rig h t’s o w iT confession In th e
60(T Die of Cholera.
if
S T A T E N E W S IN B R IE F ;
- th e - f o r c o ~ - o f - ^ —diplo n m t-b Q h ln d —l t ^ - t ^ r ftCkg-aniM lrLven-to^-tholr w,Qrk by.[-provision for^eduoatton.
f°
M n n°°
higher ond. sheop steady; best lambs. $7
MyvtTe“0 ,NQlV case; foilow tng- nls a r
::w hile h j r husband is. very positive In j p a dyones a rm ed w ith olubs.
■
@7.26; fair to gdotf^lambs, $'fl.B0(Q)"e,75; 7—C h o ler a~'is “ caiis ihg^g rea t-havoffJ
rcst-lm -D etrei^-last-m onthT -cotvvicted_light--to~cammon—lambSr-^B®^; -fair--to
w h a t lie says;"but not- so m uch so in
*«a tra in ed speolnl ag en t o f th e NnPlereo to Sucooed Himself.
M ore th a n 200 .laborers on th e K a l­ Kppd jfheej*, $3?p3,7B; Culls and common, th e n ativ e- q u arters of tHe-TutW|
him
;
J
t
w
as
lie,
w
ho
w
as
chonen
by
w hat h e does.
c a p ital. I t is officially admitted tty
.tlo n a l Child L a b o r a sso c ia tio n has
C hnrlos R, P ierce, olerk o f tho Sheriff B row n and P ro se c u to r M iltnor am azoo «lty_.pay rolls wijl receive a $1.7663)2.77*.
Hogs—Light to goad butohers, 4$7.4^ [ 6ver 1,000 cases have occurred durty
One ev en in g la s t w eek th e jr son, m ade n tw o m o n th s’ in v estig a tio n o f
housfe of re p re se n ta tiv e s, will b e a also rem oved by- Gov, O sborn, to ac tu rk ey fo r th e ir C h ristm as dinner fro m ' -plgSr- $6.70@8.90; light yorkera,
R o b ert,-w as g e ttin g h is \pssons on th o ; (hTJ 6ftUlvjn p . fa0fo rle s i n , M ichigan,"
$
j
20 days and lh a t half of tw
7.30; stags; 1-3 off.
tho oity.
"
r d tn lttK -ro o m rta W e -a n d -h e n e o d e d -a \ v r a m ith rd o p u ty s ta to fac- c a n d id a te to succebd h im self, F ie rc e com pany th e O’Neil girl o u t o f th e
hqy-eJa&en. fataL. Tliis total, how ftt
W a rren^SKepnrdF
. ru le r to d raw ~tttb-B tP alB ht-HttesrO t a t
— =-— ----------:--------:#
-in
p
u
re
.hlc
e|ectlon.-D.B8pite_jtopta‘
.
ta.|
w
ill;g
e t. $l.aQQ in a lum p from u n c le I - D e t r o i t —Wheat-rCnah and ...........
Decern figures; d ia g ra m.
- ^ H e- waa a rm e d -w ith th e a u tfib rilj to th e co n tra ry , P ie rc e w ill.n o t be a
■ v
S a m -a s-b a c k pension. H trw ttl also re 2
-^ f V c f f d 4^
"M am m a.” h e cajled out, "havo w e
. T h e -prefect In si proclamsttoii g
of tho M
ichigan
s
ta
te
lab
o
r
d
e
p
a
r
t
... , , ■
„
.c a n d id a te for Beoretary o f th e h o u se
oeive $12 a m onth.
,
:
$1.101- 2; July opened a t 03c, touched su e d r e f e rs to th e great proportity
S T A T E N E W S IN B E IE F .
. a r u le r in .th is ho u se?”
- '
T h e E a s t Side Im provem ent nsso- J J ^ o and.declined, to 08c; No. 1 white,
"Y es, d e a rie," cam e th e bland r e ­ m e n t and v isited ev ery sectio n bo a s dom ain coir m ission to su cceed A .-C .
o f th e epidem ic and warns the puMj
ply, " y o u r f a th e r is in th e lib rary .'1—; to hflcrnTie th o ro u g h ly acq u ain te d w ith C arton, whb becom es la n d com m is­
elation, of K alam azoo, h a s ap p o in ted t .Corn~C ash No. 3, 48 1.3: No. $ yellow, t h a t - fa ilu re on their part to now
T
h
e
s
ta
te
bank
com
m
issioner
h
a
s
all
coTdntor.B.
\U
s
rep
o
rt,
In
su
b
sta
n
c
e
V‘- ! . — - --'-I---- L sio n e r th e first of th e year.
authorised, th e C ity bank of B a ttle a com m itteo w hich will try to seb u re ^ ^ ^ L s m n d a ^ ^ V ; 8 n ^ 3 white, 1 |. o a ses o f c h o le ra to tho authorities mi
w as th a t co n ditions in M ichigan w o n
{ -l
S ir H e n r y 'r Advloe.
«
. , ,lib
. ra ry
oars at^Sflo; No. 4 white, X car a t 36c.
b e p u n ish e d by fine and impriaoninty
C reek to in crease its cap ital from a CornPgid
ab
o
u
t
n
s
good
rb
it
coulde
v
e
r
bo
ex­
__ ■_ A fa rm e r fr ien d of S ir llo n ry Irv in g
• Ryo—Cash No. 3, 34o, ...
Young E leoted to Congreos,
1
• Y->
N
early
1,0.00
ohiidron
will
be
p
re
­
-*100,000
to
fMO,000.
-p
ected
’
c
ould'
bo
secured.""
:-’;
''
~
jBoftn8-rIminediate
shipment,
~
$8.30;
te lls th is little anecd o te of him In th e ’
I I . 0 1 in _ Y o u n g , republican*
_
w as
s e n te d
w ith sh o e s’ a t ^ C h lrs tm a a prompt shipments, $2,18; December, $2.16;
• T
—N ew -Y ork-T ini esv—
W ILL EESIST DEMANDS.!<$
-g lv en -a-eev tiftcato of ereotloh by tlm — T h e re is consjdorablo a g i t a ti o n a l th ro n g h -th e -b en e fle e n c o ’Of-dhe-Gfand- January, $2.16.
T ^ n over xeed—P rime spot $H r a a a p i»: n
- N lsbtt for P riv a te Soegotary.
oveT
“G
ra
tio
t
county
over
th
e
reco
n
;
S ir H e n ry receiv ed a groat num ber
’ft
s ta te hoard o f c a n v a s s e rs to th e of­
bags at $0.60;. prime alslke. $13; sample
Gov -elect .F e r r is a n n o u n c e s 'th a t he fice of co n g ressm an In th e tw e lfth raise in r a te s of th e tw o com peting R aplds lodge o f E lks. T h e order, w ill Aliflke,
of triv ia l n o te s fro m -nil so^ts of poo*
to Wage Dlploityij
8
bags
At
$13,
6
at
J
9.6O.
“
‘
Turk*
Prepare
sp en d $1,000.
^ T - h foaT r t r t b e rrt-Tff'Vfir -gnt~hoyond
ho-B eil a n d
<a—Save
lstrto t^ n = th e -u n p e r-^ t
* ,ira
aHHffBI?/
IBN PKAL
IHl
h is se c re ta ry , h u t o n e a t le a st roach- b it his p riv ate se c re ta ry , “ a n
. • •■:.
. . V;}V
decision wan b ased on a n opinion "ion systems,
tory.
There ,i« llttlo change In produce prices
«d " th o g o v e rn o r," . w h o -fo u n d th a t ho will appoint J a m e s W. H olm e dairy
given by th e .atto rn ey g e n e ra l's doAn u rg en t inv itatio n to v isit B attle n intb a n n u a l M lohigan-corn show
and.the
market
Is
quiet
In
all
directions.
th e w r ite r com plained th sjt.h 0 ^ a s Sir and food com m issioner, an d Ja m e s
, ........................................
. . n a rtm e n t, Tho deolalon m ean s th e de- kCrecfk w as given Col. T heodore tho S ta te C orn Im provem ent aasoola- Strictly fresh eggB are in muoh better de-1
-naand--tha n supply nnrt-the market Is I
’"ftiH ry’e -d o u b lC “fih'd w as 'tynUxmii _ bcuUy:__h\ginbpr o f _ t n e ^ t a t e
| fe a t_ o fp ro g re ssiv e can d id ateT ■'■Uo.qsevert■■oy. th e BaU ie O re e k -d e le n e n - a t —bhe-^Kniamazo o^W es teru n o r
b e in g m istak e n fo r htnp T h is so a n ­ com m ission..
t
I
g ates w ho a re in C hicago for th o Bull m at, Ja n , 10 a n d 11, -----------noyed th e go n tlem an th a t h e in sisted _ Mr. Nlvbit liv es p t Big R apids, th e ; W illjam J. M cDonald.
' S o nntoooloat /W o o d w d rtlt, o t th o g f f , t ’',a,
te " ji
b»tU«.
Moose conference.
r —tt
;— :— r r r r V
know ing w h a t th e fam oua a c to r i n ­ h o m o . clty-of_!tl\e g o v c fn o re le c t.' For: -------Huron-SanilSo" d is tric t Was ru Lansing'Lth*i_tmdft"j;B_stm. done d i m u fiw iaVh« I >re sist" W ith: ther-moat-agffi«sslT^ ,
8
a
y
a
8
h
s
K
illed
L
a
n
sln
g
W
om
an.
'
A
t
"a
m
eeting
o
r
t
h
o
SAglnaw
coun
te n d e d to db a b o u t It. ,
Many y e a rs ho published a w eekly
and s ta te d ho w as p rep a rin g b ills to
Prult8 n,'® dul1 ftfld *PP’«» very piom acy any -one excessive denai
S ir H e n ry s e n t an envelope contain'
M rs. M ary L u cas confessed to th e clL’ tho voting m achinos and oloctlon
new spaper, a n d 'h e now Ibbuos m onth­
T
„
--------by th e a llie s in the peace conM
introduoo
a
t
th
e
com
ing
session
fo
r
Ing k- s h illin g a n d - t h e v te rs e advice,
police th a t sh e killod Mpa. P au lin e bo ard s w ore found not" guilty of tro u
S u tte r—Fancy .croamory, ,39o: oream .’l w hich o p e n s in London on FriWly th e M ichigan B ulletin, a publica­
th
e
in
itia
tiv
e
an
d
referen
d
u
m
.
Single, She ’s ta te s sho in v ited Mrs, bio cau sed on electio n day .by failu re
"G et y o u r h a ir c u t,"
Sf
o t a lo flvo govermneodj*
tio n devoted w holly to tho progressW e s t Side B u sin ess association
S ingle to ea t su p p e r a t h e r hom o and of th e pro g ressiv e lover to work.
^>f- -Miehlgfttt new epaperive
affairs
-Saginaw a dopted a r esolu tlo n -u rg l
One of L ife's M yateHes.’
p u t p o la o irih h e r cocoa, M rs. Single
A ndrew W. Youngs, 24, of F lin t
• > N o th in g in th e aw ful m ystery of life men.
ru sh e d from th e L uoas hom e soon afv| h a s b een plaood qn tria l c h arg ed w ith th e s ta te le g isla tu re to ta k e a c tio n to
•
........i gotiatlons
; « n d d e a th is m o re inexplicable th a n
t e r sh e had drtink th e coCoa and. died m an sla u g h te r. Y oungs is hold fo r tjie in su re M ichigan being re p re se n te d a t
Kfl« n)£
i th a^ w ld e n ln g c o n tra s ts of huiWan for- C hotefa-tnipacted H ogs Sold in Lan- b e fo re a p h y sician could bo sum ­
ftC R A N B FJtR lE a^t«to Howes, per^^bbl.
,o r th e env0^ 8, ■
th
e
P
an-A
m
erican
exposition
in
S
a
n
death o f Hose A lb erta, tho young y(o
$t>i,In
bushel
lots,
$3.36,.
■
ma
y
g
iv
e
a
.d
in
n
e
r
for
the pw
.....
sing,
‘ la n e .
W hy ahould' one
bo
F rancisco in 1916.
m oned
- ■
PEARS—Oregon, $2.6002.76 per bbx ' ?■ ,, ~!v- . .
aA*,ia «ii the
m
an
k
illed
ab
o
u
t
four
m
onths
ago
C A nnA O Es~»i ij?1,25 por bbV
te n tia r le s if they M ttle aii
..
lle a ith O fficer H untley inform ed the
7 b ro u g h t in to th e w orld tO//woaUh', \Mg'
T h e M ichigan cro p re p o rt ju st Issued
\vhito~TidlnR "on"-a~motorcycle, w hich
d r e s s e d ^c a l v e s —Ordinary, io$$iicl am ic ab ly a n d w ithout discord,
ft
I fclty and h onor, and a n o th e r child t'o Lansli g board of -health th a t fafm show s th a t th e condition of w h e a t is fane:
State to Employ Mining Engineer. Youngs operated.
p#r
^
1
T
u
rk
is
h
delegates
only
th
e
iM
jj
“^TRjoator, p e n u ry - a n d crim e*- * Can" © rs-fn-lngham co u n ty a w l oil tnjf"ChOl—O
..At, a conference of th e s ta to tax
Follow ing Sunday saloon closing dp good. T ho condition a s dompitred wtfti
.DRESSED h o g s —$d.6o© 10 per c w t J O sm an N lram l Pfisha
> th e s e d isp a ritie s of condition be ora-lnfected hogs In the c a p ita l elty,
Unlit j o medium.
in tn the forclg® f
j m e n ded thw m gh t h o political fa b r ic? and tho. m a tte r h a s boop re p o rte d to cdm ihlasion, In Lansing, a resolution M ohom lnee, enforced tw o w ceks Ago an hV-Orage p e r c e n t is 90 In th e south- torDRESSED
POULTRY ~ Spring chick- Aolally h a n d e d in to ine
^
w
as
passed
providing
fo
r
th
e
em
ploy­
and th o dorannd o l 13 M nrlnotto min- f,m O0" n ‘l“ ; ' i ' " th e
1 i f wo should p la c e 's m an In th e p re s ­ tho sa n ita ry live stock com m ission.
13©15c: hel,a, v i 2, ? 1<ci old r o o S , flee, T h e Ottom an governmett m
id e n c y fo r life. Invested w ith all th« iHato V e te rin arian W ard GlUnor, of m e n t o f n m ining en gineer, sa la ry to la to n to otooo .ntoono In I ta r tn o t ta .,
«»*»
iK
905 ^
‘ W fooi I b e puzzled to select t h r eat
S p o w e rs needful to a w ise and b e n e v M. A, C., says he h a s receiv ed unof­ bo ag re e d upon by th e s ta te boat'd of W is., MAyor F isher, of M arinette, h a s ~ Jhdgo I^tm b h a s ta k e n under advisePOTATOES - Michigan, sacks, 6 So;
O lent ab so lu tism , could ho ch an g e tt ficial inform ation th a t th is p rac tic e a u d ito rs, w hose duty it will be to o rd ered tho en fo rcem en t of th e c d ^ m cn t t*1® m an d am u s proceedings of bulk, 48o, in oar lots, and 65®60o for
To B uy BlrthpU M of Llnertjj
'
w ork u n d e r th e s ta to geologist find few law and tlio rogtilation of pdol T h o m a s K elly, d e feated p ro g re ssiv e store.
• a n y 1 a p p re c ia b le degroo th o e x isting
carried out in o th e r p a rts of
Rep.
Johnson, of Kcntu®
j c a n d id a te
for
rep re so n ta tlv e .
He
; o r d e r ? C ould ho rem otely roach TR» the state. T he law p ro v id e s 'a fine of m ak e a p p ra isa ls o t all m ining proper­ room s,
.
....
Vrt„aA r0f™3
£ -4 1 s e a t s of s in a nd sloth, of; grood tlim u n d ' im prianm nont fo r ftfl dnyii ] tie s in tho sta te .
TuherculOBis h a s caused 1,870 d e a th s
a g a in st th e Lnko c o u n ty J laV-a^piSo
“ fV.-.-.—r-- , ^ — ..........
— -o -t-- hofli*d-nf-nanvaaaflrg to hava H. c lay I 3 nan *.:■ *
a n d c ra ft, o f poverty, and w ealth sc
for anyone convicted Of peHing "die
16©lflc; goose, lawMc; turkeys, I7©l8dl l,M' ^
w
«
r
i |P'
lie to give th e h a lt, th e lam o and tb i
!«"■ J. A. nm tltol. o t W o rro o ' „vm |
MoNIU'‘
c lM ," 'n
' void, per
it).
1 in w hich A braham 'Lincoln
.*
oaaod oaltia or hogs.
• b lin d som e c h a n ce ag ain st th e h ealth y
mm rro « b y t.-rl« n ohurch, S a s ln tw , la I Bl h ,
BOd orouD J49 SL , L K61ty-a n am e w aa le ft o lt th o U k o 'yhH IK T A R L R S-.R orts 40c per bu; cartlie h o t f ^ * 1
rots,
46o
.per
bu;
turnips,
boo
p«r
p,,J
o
h
n
s
o
n
proposes
uu»
t h e e n e rg o tlo a n d giftedT—Loutas-tUf
ap p o in ted c h airm an o t th e hom e n d t
M e a r t ^ 7» W h » n ln e " ! » > »
T ax Com m ission to V isit W ayns.
chcumbsrs. k e p t a s a pork.
. .O ourler-Jgurnal. ............. . ____.■ .
aton
committee
of
the
Mlehlhnn
t-roa.
1
a.itii. whirh .n Mra. h-red ICemp, of St. Tmute, waa •l1
$1. 26©1.60 per bu: Rreon onions, 10o per
___ ____ ——
T h e state Iisxroomm1imtcrtrrwh1oh h a s
head iVt. i
"
. 7 - A«niave<
b,'tartan aynnd, anoooodlnt KSvTC, A
,
(or lh)) , |M(1
awarded n ^ , « M ? V 6 ^ 6 a r m « do*MVHtorci'ewh S6©«0o por dns:
P e te r Jen lso n , 40,_6n_CU'P
ee, $
1
,
bamper ; -home-grown
home-grown i
F a m ilia r Nam es.
. -boosted tho a p p ra isa l in five counties L tpplncott, of F lint.
l»ry, 85©*0o por bu; green pepper*, 40c K in g p a p e r mills, In
torltts, under two years of age, 1,1??, soa circuit court against the Michigan
Chit o f a p p ro x im ately 5,W O -studenti 129.000 000. It w as rep o rted , w ill prolh.*
F
rie
n
d
s
o
f
Jo
h
n
E
isy
have
asked
1
wniCh
is
low
compared
wlth
olher
’R
oM
ingift
^uroty
Co,,
bondsmen
for
PROVISIONS—Mo»• porir, *19; familv c ru sh e d a n d instantly killed p*
H a te d in th e college catalogue a t H a r ably conduct an, Investigation in sev
pork,
$2S©24; oolar backs, $22084; 'ham*
Gov.
Osborn
to
recom
m
end
to
v
the
vc«r*.
C
an
cer
1,799.
S
e
o
reta
r^
Dixon
tw
0
M®,,^ll,
saloonlsl*,
c
h
arg
ed
by1
w ard fifty b e a r th e nam e of S m ith oral o th er c o u n tie s before finishing
a u ii
i-i© l7 o ; briskets; lU -8 © llo ; iSieo*! tw o f re ig h t ears*
isla tu re an ap p ro p riatio n fo r K lsy's ^ yB th c ^ tatc board o f h e a lth spend* *Mr8' K em p fo r h e r h u sb a n d ’s death, ie
ihouftl
. 14
______
The B row ne a r e a poor aecond, w ltt work. AVaynct it w as said, w ill be one leg
l«©80o; *ho»<nier*.
l-»o; picnic
Jo lm W . MoKIMIn. 8 r , d
Ionic hams
hams,
.•tlJaat
WliM
U
M
i
■
■$!
nl
kit
tm
il
IA
I
/
.
>
^
•*.
”
a<V
I
*k
AAAth>.«*
J
lu.
SASA
V
*
.
_
o c cu rred In 1910. K em p w*« 14r; pure iarC liv ttercc*, i_ 1*4.01 ketUsl died a l o w m inute* *tlf r Min, nd
tw e n ty -fo u r ro p rcsen taU v es, b u t are. of them . T he com m issioners, it w ag widow. E isy ,wa« sh o t by s ta te milltfiv- an n u a lly one oont per capita, w hile
rendered lard, l3 3-4n iwr'lb,
m
en
d
u
rio
j
tho
tro
u
b
le
a
t
Jaokaon
P e n n sy lv a n ia sp en d s 4 c e n ts p e r cap- killed w hen h e drove into a d itc h o n ■ h m —v;or
mi prices.--truck
prices,--mick, Detroit- W . M oK lbhln, J » ,
tie d w ith th e num ber* *ot th e ^aV Ii sta te d , will probably go to D e tro it in
-Car lot
p riso n '.last sum m er.
Ha.
i . , h is w ay home*
,
fW€Pi«:64>i No, i A Z ™ ;
a few days ! ‘ '
Fam ily. /
. ■
i
f $14.80016; No, I mixed*.$14014,60; iirhi th e b a ttle s h ip G eow eT ho tfaiaffiszo o 'so ciety fo r th e p re­ IW'A u' d ito r G eneral F u lle r appointedo, M r. and^ M rs. i.
G u stav e B uschke, o f j mixed, rye straw, $io.60©Hni per to m u
M en who signed the loj*1
ti
A bove th a A vsrags,
A ccording to th e advisory board of ven tio n of c ru elty to ch ild ren a n d an- B, M, Holcomb; Of K alam azoo, s ta te Saginaw , a r e th e p a re n ts o f tw in
t
it
Ion
in
Calhoun
M"
nlynL
$
j#
' M rs. W a y u p p —How m uch steep dc pa r dons and paroles, w hich h a s been Itnala wiH relncoi(p o rate. Gov. Oaboru in h e rita n c e tax e x am in er to succeed d a u g h te rs, w ho will c e le b ra te th e ir
T h e re is a possibility, i t is said, th a t
.j
1 need , d o c to r?
- tn session a t t*Tfe M ichigan state" p ris­ h a s dated th a t h e will m ak e o n e o f T It. W h ite resigned, to! becom e e ta t e b irth d a y s am d iffe re n t d ates, o n e W illiam L, 'F itzg erald , recen tly e le c t­ su b m issio n of the QUP8t*° ,
w
ill
rec
e
iv
e
a
strong
1w
D ooton W eil, th e average p e rso r on, 91 per c e n t o f tho p a ro le s granted th e 'ivemhers a m arsh al w ith powor to
tax com m issioner, Mr. H olcom b h a s d a u g h te r w as born sh o rtly before mid- ed m em b er of th o leg islatu re, w ill' be I liq u o r in te re s ts to J ot*
n e e d s a b o u t sev en hours;
not
anyw
bere/in
h
te
sta
te
,
th is y e a r h av e b een successful.
boeji n b u tract c le rk In th e depart- n ig h t F rid ay and tho o th e r ea rly S a t­ th e d e m o c ra t C andidate fo r speaker olorka uro oopylui «.« uata«
:
M rs. W o y u p iv -T h o u 1 sh a ft t ^
o f th e house.
The
pubUo dom ain
com m ission m ent.
u rd ay m orning.
/
V
Homer Waterman, secretary of tho
w ho signed tho ppt» on;
tnr $
a b o u t fo u rte e n . I consider th a t I am
/
Michigan/ Federation of LnVvor, say* g ran te d th e N o rth ern D evelopm ent
At a m eeting J n G rand R apids o t
t h a t nnu'b above tho average.— From
.'D eputy S t a te F°od “. l ixl*'’ \
t'o . a three-year option bn 100,009 I tho i t-vcivina Of tln> Pore M arn'tm tin!
It In sla te d In P o r t H uron Gram!
the
federation
will
bring
before
the
J u d g e ’s '■L ib ra ry . ...... - -----:—
-.—
s cib a f h and »»Itt8P_' v tf$adJ
IC neivof la n d h R d e f ThVN ebntrol eTTUT
vyttlng aov. Oi,born,to loin with h^m^
ln H g J
Medal
r \M
0i
»iW«sstaj‘w.ia»-M
m,>.«
f
next' legislature the'mmTffiFMioh;.o?
injunction Inwe, unveiulmeni of tho prl- ('ununlealon,. w h ic h ," a re . d iatrlhut
■
m:\rv 1 nv, uniform text boltw. |>ayment UienV in S uglnaw ,’ M ontm bvenel, Via
aw liw *m'
,.f t-in* bu * ft**1 Int-ov, riboUehmeht’ of CvhxuVMd and tffieboygan'■eo'untii
vrtmont houiw rMM ti'ei'd -nb c(U *htneiu of nndep ih*' company will begin .pvospcctbffi j w e a th er unlesa shipped in refrig e rato r' se cre ta ry , and Aohn 11. M oore, tre a s- I.H uron hni now em ployed ...by .the coin- I ''n n ly zed
, u-bero I'1"
• Tt l’*iU 1' ‘It t'll'S,
K>V oil at onoe
/
’ • . ^ | mt1k:
,
<
lu « r.
' ’
h n u y in D etrelt, wilt ta k e Mr, m
kR tlnai d e a le rs y <•
M ake
.
■ .■
,
.i
• Ig c o d 's place*, »•-...
.-
wntcretl'
: lifoudd to ;b e w®M
• " *<?.
,^ r * , % .
/I*
’
'« v h.
V
. .
"** 4*. **/*y>
*
,;(Jy.<*'•*/ <
h u yL ? ® “ a®’8 e,bo^ back against
t •»•8L.T&2 f "
♦*■«*-
•+* 'M01 £ ‘. ', v V, / «j . , -'•,/ u n » <•■ v *.
,
THE CHELSEA STANDARD: DECEMBER >3.1912.
The porter chuckled: "My Ungers'is
Ma,,.°ry> left-hand mean.. lust a.
^ uia- fer-them
Ierinem Iovmadtcbln'
lovin’- triggers:"
FOR1 HEALTH
HER UNINVITED GUEST
w h lje ttu n g a r o u n d hi* enem va nur-tr
*ovm Md i M far# follow h w d f M w 1
- MaUo>y pocketed two
or the ca^
u ^ t
•» 4 « m him a 8pln nlD^ f a , ^ ^ „ [ ^ . . “ 5U??, ...w e k e te ,r tw ( , «
.tured^rjevoive/a. test "a npad , mlgfo!.
©y W ILLIAM RDRTON,
hi*,
left
band
o
u
t:fo
r
balance.
i
t
feu
STO R Y
e.h^^ehly aK atn.^^A aJve-hurrJedM rM .g tb » 4 m o l^ ^ tb e -# e a tra trd ~ MaF down-.the^alsle, ne, was ;received witb 8 Y fff EM ATiCM0AfLY7CXBRCi8ETA
• ■A lw ays w hen e h e ^ re a m e d , h e r J a *
lory., pluioned it w ith elhoyr and knee
NECESSITY Ofr LIFE,
c h io e ^ .r T h ^ p a lB e cg e rs gave hihu w
V orito dream —th a t of som e day living
before it could escape,
\ . . v .i
ovation, but he. opiy- smiled timidly,
I n an ' a p a rtm e n t o f h e r ow n—sh e oocrowdetHoonaefitr and ^ a d e b asle ttrM a rjp riF s s i d e . ^
eupiedherTancy more/wlthThespare----IcfVkituckleB’i o ited the^s w an's chin
^ h e : regarded hipn with, such idol- i F u tu re , H ealth of TBhllth’on DoponHi
room th a n w itb any other.
*u ^ 5 a ' r ’ W 4 ®b pewiidefed him a try th a t ho aim qst regretted h is deed.
la rg e ly ;U p o n tho F irs t Year* o f
This wo*, curious. Inasmuch as she
fh a t uls muBclen relaxed enough for Cut th is mood soon passed in her ex*;
'
T
h
eir
Upbuilding—'F
resh
Air
waa
a woman not much inclined to
M allory’a rig h t U ngers' to. squirm their oitam eht, and in ,a moment 8he w a s .
th e '■Vital' P oint.
.
soolahtllty, being fond of her owa.soi
W*T
th e -trig g e r,, ana ’aim th e gun siirreptltlo^aly
sh o ein g him
th e 4
ciety. SO Wby in ^fancy she should
a t th e o th er robberl and finally to get- bracelet .—
b ecam e- a n . accessory.
-atwayBbe-furalshlngthat
spare-chaine n tire c o n trb i.o f C ------f
^
~it~ig T c an y-ipathbtic td "Te'e' y o u a r
a fte f tho. fact, arid sharod her guilt,
her,
laying
thegray
ruk
on
its floor,
and
women
w
ho
to
y
ttfe
w
aq
t
o
f
... The; thing hail "happened in such a for tyhpn shei groanisd with a sudden
hanging the dimity ourtaino and
ift* little system atic dally exercise m re
flash th a t th e second' outlaw could
droop: "S he'll g et i t hackl" ho grim ly
smoothing the ’Marseilles spread, she
hardly be.Uove his eyes. T he shriek answ ered, “Qh, no she w o n 't!" -hoist*,, thin, pallid a n d weakly. M any w om en
herself could not explain. ,
Novelized from
of th e astounded passengers, and the ed th e window, and hung th e bracelet iare really n o t w hat th ey mak.e Jh c m "How can you tell?11
the. Comedy of
She even arranged^the books In the
^gfrunt of MalioryJs p r i s o n ^ a s ho Ipto a UttIe“ p o o rb y fho sldo of the selVes believe they are. A t the slight>
f,Sy the *l*o of the aalsry I ’m get**
theSaoicNime,
little white case, bqoks calculated to
crash ed ? backw ard, woke him to the track, with a farowelli /'O ood-bye, o st1exertlqn they say th ey a re' fatigued
put a guest in good humor with him­
need Tor action, . H e caught ple other -trouble.!"— ------------------- ------------ . ~~ftll fagged o u t, unable to do anything
<
,
ATBudflet
of
Queries
self,
hooks wrbich would bring about
else
for
th
e
r
e
s
t
of
th
e
day.
T
his
gun
from
I
ts
holstor,
and
ihado
ror
a
il l u s t r a t e d
As he drew his head in , a side feeling is rea lly ju st a h a b it th a t they
W
ill
you
please7
tell
m
e
if
i
t
Is
nedthat
peaceful
state of mind conducive - t o J l W r W ? ?vS5T otU i afl
. double yolley. but th ere w as nothing
T rw r Ftototrvnha *t
glauce showed him th a t up n e a r-th e haye-acqulred and should g e t-rld o f e ssa ry to-thahJc^r-exprgB&.yaucjpleafeL to-sleep.- ,She would have no ekeittng CASTORIA, a s a f e a n d su re re m e d y for~
* Pl»y M.rrsd«ei<
8y B w r W. 8 it H > J o a im -,at,_..MaHoryl was-c ro uched-in =engino=a:-tbir|3trahi*robbor” heid^the
as soonyas possible. If you w ant to u r e ^ < r a =T O ong-gentlem hir7«K lF tlm er|T iove!8^jrO -pass.lonateT )oenifrB o-80cF Infanta and children, anfl-f*f^thsrTt
th e ^ a e a t, a n d -a lm o s l perfectly covm iserably w etH ^-tr^im crew in line.
live lon& and be h ealth y get the no- a f te r hd has ta k e n you to a place of ological firebrand* f a h e r g uest
Bear* the
e rq T b y a hum an shield.
__H o found' tho conductor: lu st about tlon- out o f -y o u r head th a t-e v e ry lit­ am usem ent providing you h a v e been cham ber. T h e re should; M _auo!h v ol' I - S ig n a tu r e ^
Oowrrifhl, m u by IVK. ny Oft
Still, from fOTcrrof habit ffStrrooF to. pUll the bellrope, to proceed. The
um es a s "T h e M easure of th e H ours,*' In £ * • F o r O ver 3 0 ______
a
h ardy pluok, CUV aimodl a t Mallory's conductor- had forgotten a tljab o d t the tle thing tire s you a ll out, and th a t going w ith him steady?
SYNOPSIS.
A
lso,
ia_lt
p
ro
p
e
r
fo
r
a
girl
o
f
eigh­
"Soolety an d Solitude," "S esam e and
i
t
i
s
im
possible
t
a
do
m
o
re
th
an
a
few
rig h t eyebrow, Just ab aft Jak e'a right
r e s t ;of^the st'aiY.- “Mallory >took him regular, necessary little duties every teen to allow a young m aft -ta-kiSB L lltes.’7 T h ese would becom e th e Children Cry for KetchejV Castork
-OOTV
and"
shouted
his
old
m
otto:
T.leutvU nrry-M nllory Is ordered to
aside, and told him the situation, then day.
h e r good night If she h a s b een going shelves au d -g re tlfy a g u e st ev eu iM ie
r
l)io IM)MpplnOBi-HefRn« 'Mftl‘iprio-N.ow*.i — ^ an d s* up!—you. U*— — ________
Advice, From am Acquaintancfton dccicie to e lo p % " n t w reck of ta x i-' ; "H ands' 7 u p yoUraelff" 'answ ercll tu rn e dTto-Marjorioy said: •'‘Excuse- ma ^—IJnless-a-w om am ls^bodlly }ll dr"cripr w ith h in rste a d y fo r only four m onths? never- got beyond_thP^tltie
"NoW .if I Jaa get some acquainta m inute," and hurried-forw ard. The pled th ere is no reason why she can­
Wb prevents th o lr seem s .m inister on
Should aggentlem an , a s k to 1 call <m.
So w hen b y a generous in crease in anoe to indorse mjL-note—
tho way to the tra in . T ranscontinental M allory, and his victim , shuddering at conductor followed. Mallory through
"
twin Ik ta k in g on paeuengorM. P o rter the. fierce look-in his com rade's-eyoa,
not send the blood bounding through a girl each tim e he w jshes to-seeTiWY
—“Betfor-try
some
stranger
"
las a lively tim e w ith an Englishm an
the train into the baggago coach.
o r Is It a girl’s p rlv H e g a Jo a sk him
nd Ira Lathrop. a Yunkoo bUHtnoBa gasped: "F or Clod's sake, don’t shoot, . T he first nowd-4he'third outlaw had all h e r veins, In such, a m anner as to to com e and see- her.-—b T S. H. aud possible sh e took one w ith five room s ^
in ste a d o f four, because, a s s h e told
stam
p
th
e
glow
..of,health
upon
h
e
r
en*
n. The elopers hhvo an exciting B ill!"
—
Liquid blue is a weak solution. Avoid,]**
of tho counter-revolution occurring in tire body. M others of larg e fam ilies P , 'J. H.
"e. g etting to>the tr a in. “Little Jim ­
th e ag en t, she '-muBt h a v e a s p a re , Buy Red Cross Ball BlUei the blue that’s ell
Evou then th e fellow— stood nis th e “ Sleeping^'car was a
mie"., WWellington.________
ellington, bound tor Reno
____ to
. . . .get
..
b lB S A z k your grocsr.“ “A dvr
reora/*___________
~1
“ ^ ^ T R t h a household to superintend have
_rtHvorce-bpnrds traIn in maudHrv eon
IdStlon, L ater Mrs. Jim m ie appears: She ground, and^ debated the iHsire, tin bullet th a t llicked th e dust n e a r his n o t m uch tim e, 1 know, but it is their,
I t is always^ polite to th a n k a per- u T he room s of re a lity a /e 'n e v e r a s
- Exception,
li.ftjyo...bound f o r Reno w ith same ob- M a llo ry jb re w such ringing determ ina­ heel, and a sonorous shout of "H ands
duty to see .th at th e ir children ta k e son who has show n you any atten tio n , w ell fu rn ish ed a s a re those: in th e
Jjeot. Likewiso Mrs, Sammy W hitcomb. tion into, ono lasjt: "Han,ds upv or by
"You
can’t
put water colors Jn en
up!" As- ho whirled 1n am aze, be some form of exercise dally aside even if th a t person be a well-known ho u ses of o u r Im agination. BtlU. h e r
p/Utor blam es'M rs. Jim m ie for her m aroil .painting." f
................ lltal troubles. C lassm ates of Mallory Qod, Ml' fire!" th a t he caved In, Ilf tod saw two revolvers alined p o in t blank
from the reg u la r routine. T h eir fu­ friend. I consider I t deoldedly Im­ g u e st ch am b er w as a m arvel of w hite­
ilcoornto .b rid al b c r th ./R e v . and Mrs. hid lingers from th e triggers, turned
"You,
can,-*ea
blue,
can’t
yout^
a t him from behind/, a trunk. He tu re health and life depend upon it, proper to. kiss a m an good n ig h t, and n e ss and daintiness. T h ere w as a
Temple s ta r t on a vacation. They deIdo to cut loose and Temple removes th e guns up, an d Blowly raise d both hoisted his guns without parley, and
Dozens and dozens of Blckly and con­ ungentlem anly <ln him to a s k It. He lovely grey h an d woven flow er bord­ |$ra. Winslow!* Soothing Syrup for OhlUlr***
ivldence of hls-C alling. M arjorie d e ­
the tra in crew trussed him up in short sum ptive children a re being- saved h a s no rig h t to y o u r kisses an d will ered m g ,a n th e flo o r e n d ',a F rench teething, soften* the gums, tednees InCamniW*
rides to ,le t M allory proceed alone, b u t h an d s above hl^ head.
Vain sta rts w hile th ^ k a r e lost In raro- — A profound "A h I” of relief soughed order.
aUayspain, cares wtnCcolle,SSoebottl*4et
y e a rly . by-J|yjdgnicJ^«bU 8v.'-t^h^air». respect you much, m ore i f ^ o u hold- itrip_ed p a p e r w ith a p a tte rn of", tin y tlon,
^ellr---Prtssengersr^ojln7 M alory's class- th rough th e c a r r and M aiiory, stiff...
....
...... .......... — l|i<IH|ll I.‘i'll ' » l‘.
M
allory
rah”
b~ack'
to
M
arjorie,
and
natss In g tv ln g coupld wedding hazing,
y o u rself *in reserv e. I t is n o t meces-/ rosebuds o n -jh e wall. ’ T he woodwork
sunshine and ex ercise.
keeping
h
is
eye
on
BUI,,
got
down
cau­
’ Mede-to-Order Kind.
darjorlo
Is
distractedlo
distracted. Ira^ L
the conductor followed m ore slowly,
I t ia not necessary tA jm o p t exer­ sa ry to ask perm ission to call every- w as w hite, and so w ere th e little iron
voman-hatlng.. bachelor.
tiously from th e seat. The moment reassuring the passengers in the otner
"My
wife is always bringing home
,M ...... “-‘ art,A nnie ' aaUl6. ro .tello.wi
cises which take up a 'g reat
ja t deal of ■time; for am ong good friends it is un­ b e d a n d th e enam eled dresBer, and th e
anesonger. Mallory vainly hunts for tt he- rel^aned J a k e 's le ft hand, i t darted cars, and m aking certain th a t tho tim e unless one w ishes to and has derstood :th a t th e y a re welcom e. , r ; stiff ch air. T h e re "was aiidttier, chair,” vso-much.toothpowder," complained a
breaclicr .among the passengors. Mrs. to th e h o ls te r w here his Boconq gun
man the othpr day to a friend. "It’e
a rocker, covered w ith, cretonne, of a waste of money. As for me I Just
pvelllngton hears Little Jimmie’s voloe. was w aiting. ' B ut ’ bofor^ he could- train~w as ready to movoTnritSTw'ay.- " tho ..time to giv e,:n o r is it necessary
ilor aha meets Mrs. Whitcomb: MftlMallory went straight to ilr^-Tem- to have alL -soks oiLapparatiis to-Qha s th e paper, take the-bathtub- cleanser and scrub
-Q uestions- From-^'Brown Eyes v _ ,
lory-n-iTurts to Marjnrfe“ hi8 fallufSLfa clutch tho b u tt.o rT tT M a lld ry jabbed .plef—\ylth..,a--bu^nlng demand;
exerolslng.
T- Rm y?Ty- m ^
l n y ^ - a nd i t stood close to a low w icker ta- m yTteeth."
preacher. They decide to pretend th e muzzle- or his own revolver in the
~ —
--------_
".You dear old fraud,’will you m arry One of the b e st built women I ‘ever
(jimriel and Malrery finds 7a vacant
corner o f the p ap er and would like' ble, on w hich w as placed a sm all TainThe palp Were walking down Ohestberth.. Mrs; Jlmmlo discovers Welllng- roaiYu back, and grow led:. " P u t 'em m o?" '
*
saw .told m e the o th e r day th a t she to ask you a few questions.
bow glass vase^ ah Indian b a sk e t afifT h u t s tr e e t a n d h is .companion sto p p ed
lon on the train. Mallory again makes u p !’* And th o /ro b b e r's left ‘ hand
|n unsuccessful hunt for a preacher.
Dr. T em ple ldughed^ 'and " nodded,, exercised ever since she could re ­
My birthday is in D ecem ber, on th e i a few books.
In am azem ent.
"W hat! D oesn’t i t
Jr. Tornplo poses as a physician. . Mrs, joined th e rig h t in air, w hile M allory's M arjorie and' Mrs. Tem ple, had beeff
T hq qpvera .of th e hooks w ere of h h rt your te e th and gum s, too?” .h e
member, and never had any bought 15th. T would like to in v ite a fe w
remplo is induced' by Mrs. Wellington loft hand lifted th e revolver.
jo Bmoke a cigar. Sight of preachor_on.
telllngLblm .the story_of_tho prolonged Instrumonta-for,.her .work.: E verything of my girl- f r ie n d s - in - th e -afte.raoonr -th e isa h ie colors. as_those i_n th e wall exclaim ed a lm o st in h o r r o - M aiiory stood for a m om ent, breath/ elopem ent, and he was eager to atone
station platform raises Mallory’s
was home-made. To th eir use and to and Borne of my boy friends 1ja the; paper~-pinkj to m atch th e buds, or __ “No," oam e baok t h e . su rp risin g r e ­
bopes. iHit he take^another tralnrM lss- T ng hord and a little incredulous at
for his own deception, by putting an sunshine .and pure, fre sh air, she ow es evening. I will be Blxteen and willi green; to m atc h th e bu d s’ leav es—ahd ply. ‘.‘You see th ey ’re th e ikind yon
Ing hand baggage compels the couple
lo borrow from passengers. Jimmie his own sw ift, sw eet tvlumphi Then end to th eir misery.
..
all th a t sho is today. .
jots iv cinder In ms eye nnd Mrs. Jlm - ho m ade an effort to speak a s if this
have them come on h ith er Saturday! th e y looked like th e kind of books one .buy a t thO d e n tis ts ."
nle gives first aid. : Coolness Is then
Is proud to buy, but nevhr h a s tlm eIt is an easy thing to add a sim ple or Monday.
" Ju s t wait ono moment,'.' he said,
resumed. 8tlll no clergyman. More s o rt of thing w ere quite common with and as. a final proof of affection, be exercise to one’Syregular toilet vfrork
P ro tectin g V aluable Interest*.
forrowlng. Dr. Temple puzzled by ba­ him , as i f ’he overpow ered a pair of
How should I word th e Invitations ?i to read . B ut “ T he M easure o f th e
ilo r of different couples.—Marjorie's
H ours " "S ociety and-S ol;
tm buttoned-tris-eoilar-randr-put—R-en- -In -th eH n o m in g and a g a ln ^ a -H ttle -a tirou-oharg e -so jmuch extrA
W
hat
shah
I
have
fo
r
refreshm
ents
iftiouay aroused by Mallory's baaoball M tlaws every morning befqre broak-_ h„rkwnr,tRi Mr^ Tamplo DroughLmut night before retiring.__It mav be Just
e o a ir v
for tho girl* a n d - boya - a fter supper .?.!. "S esam e and LllleB** stood u p fresh
»rgon. Marjorie "suggests "Xvrecklng fast, but hja voice cracked as he said,
no train In hope* that accident will
a n d in v itin g .1
the discarded bib, and he donned, it learning to breathe properly. Y et th is How should I e n te rta in th em ? ' ,
^
"W
ell,”
/.re
p
lie
d
th
e
'
dealer, "y o »
|
Jroduue a preacher. Also tries to Induce In r draw ing-room tone:
nhH i^ean savo you from a cold-or per-I t w as a convent ional room , but. i t knbw coal la coal; a n d ' while It costa
m eekly.
T he transform ation
.
hold-;
the.
train
so
she
can
Ihiv
_
_____
h a d co st m uch thought an d self-denial a little m ore, It is b e tte r to h a v e an y ­
Marjorie
Brdog~lsn)lsslng.. She -,-” Df. Tem pIeT wMTflT-Yhu ~m ind re.- -plained many a m ystery th e old man haps som ething more serious,
F o r this p arty I th in k I would'ask<
lulls tjio cord, stopplng tho train. Con lieving th a t m an of those guns?"
•
In
ttie
%
o
rn
in
g
w
hen
y
o
u
awhke,
if'
had
enm
eshed'
h
lm
s
e
lfjn
,
luctor restores dog and lovers quarrel,
the guests, te ll th e girls . y o u , want) to p ro cu re it; And i t w as te n tim es body th a t h an d les it bonded.".Dr. T em ple w as so se t u p . by this
lAthrop wires for a Preaoher to marry
| Even at he m ade ready^ for the possible, have Someone come into them 'to come in th e afternoon and; m ore costly th a n h e r owh.
lind Mlhs Gattle. Mallory tells La- distin ctio n th a t he a n sw e re d : 7!N.ot by cerem ony, the conductor appeared, your room before you rise and throw
B u t w here w a^ th e guest? A fter
. . . H elping Bob Afong.
tho boys 1n th e evening fo r th e ice)
Tirop of his predicament ana arranges a - r "
.
th re e m onths of residence in h e r new
5 borrow the preacher. K itty LewelMay—I’ve ju s t been reading a b o u t •
looked him over, grinned, and reached wide youy windows if they h a v e vnot cream_and birthday cake.
i
jm, former swoethoart. ofM allory's.
" W a lte r!" Mrs. Tem ple checked
A fter all. have arrived^whv n o t have) hom e sh e had n ev er tu rn e d down th e Boston p hysician who tells you w h a t
Ipp'nnrs and nrduaefi Marjorie's Jeal- him ; before .he could u tte r th e beau­ for tlie bell-cord, with a cheerful: "All be^n fully open throughout tho night.
rarseilles- sp re a d n o r put flowers In afla you by holding your hand.
Lie lim p in bed. Inhale"through tho charades, actin g out th e w ords, coffeel
may.' .Preacher boards- train: After
aboard!"
tarrying Lathrop and Miss Cattle the tifu l w ord, and Dr, TemPlC-Iookod at
th
e rainbow glas s vase, nor- brought
Hose.
Fill
your
lungs
to
their
Fullest
Ja n e —r m ust tell th a t to Bob to ­
M allory had a_sor_t of "superstitious
(cough fee), d ram atic (dram -attic)^
ffoncher escapes Mallory by .leaping h e r alm ost reproachfully, a s he
o
u
t th e g u est tow el th a t she h e rse lf night., H e 's th in k in g of studying
capacity
and.
th
en
'slo
w
ly
exhale;
Do
rom moving train. Mallory’s doJeotloU
dread, not entirely unfounded on-exsinecure
(sin
e
c
u
reL
You
will
flndi
loves MarJorle to reconciliation Th« sighed: ’-QoHy, I should like to swear p o r le n c e .th a tir -th e - tra in -g o t^ U n d e r- this a t le a Bt four tim es or six If you
h ad em broidered. .Of course, aU so rts m edicine.
-this m akes good fun------- - r
day on the train brlngB Mallory ju s t onco: m ore,”
of Im aginary persons had occupied the
wish.
J
u
s
t,
before
retiring,
a
t
night,
-.w
hy--agulrt,-lt-w
ould
..run_lnta_aom
e^
fu-feai’-of Wlsslng-hie transport.- Mali
r o o m a n d h a d expressed-" them selves
fry gets- a Nevada marriage license, . T hen he reached' u p -a n d disarm ed new obstacle to his m arriage. . He and without-ahy^rostficHve^clothingrl/
V ery Much So.
larjorle refuses to bo married by. a th e m an who had tak e n hlB wallet
A Suitable Toast.
j a s hhvlng sle p t th e sleep of th e Just " W h e n M rs. J lb b e tts w as asked why
stand
at
an..open
window
with
hanaS'
tw n e d to th e conductor:
ivorco drummer. Mr. and. Mrs. Jim*
Please give mq^a good td a s t to give] and o f infancy, and of having felt a she neglected h e r friends *o, she gave
|*o make up. Kitty Lewellyn refuses and hlB w ife’s keepsakes.
" S a y -o ld ^ m a u r ju s t hold, th e tra'ln on.hips, thumbs pointed backward and
f roturn Mallory’s^
4UAIRJI f p • braclot.
DlALiUti . Robbors
a
t
a C hristian E ndeavor society-gaths stro n g d esire neve^ to be obliged to a bald e x c u se /’
A m erican .children breath e in this
while inhaling rlBe slowly upon the
till, a fte r my wedding, won’t you?"
pld up the tretn. The panaewi rs nr
ering.—-X. Y. 2.
fimarga frftn? fhn rnwa enlererl com _ ‘■‘W h at-w as it 7” .
esp
erad
o
7
rom
ance-w
ith-T
helt-earliest
• ,
-tooB^-hold
the
breath,
while
omintltlg
lUrynfl cf^ th alr "vaTimhlf)«.
fampla
_ was nut, m uch~to~ask lu ie tu rn
tra d itio n s, and-D rr-T em pte te ltr a u his
Y
orter-end
-the
MaraelHeB
B
pread-that
Umlts- lnrts-arpr'«Hrolrerr
‘
T
he
babyrFor his services,..but the conductor, three, and:
boyhood s e st su rg e back w ith a boy's
.• L
was -tired of- being second in . com­ drop b ack upon th e -fe e t. R epeat a _ T ry :th is , seem s to .m e .,it ought toi covered it, *
CHAPTER X X X tX ^-C ontlnued.
trem endous ra p tu re in d deed of der­
'S om etim es th e guest w as a 'c o u s in
Ha’rd to Qo.- '
half dozen tim es. Six m inutes n ig h t do very n ic q ly :,
i.
But the r o b b e rs ’ kep t glancing th is ring-do. And now nothlng could check mand* He grow led:
'/ ‘T his c a se ha* som e ngly fe a tu re e
whom she had know n in h e r child?
and
m
orning
is
all
tn
a
t
is
necessaTyTo
those
who
have
passed
me*on
th
e
"N ot a inlnute.l W e’re ’way behind
lay and th a t, find one m otion w ould his sw agger, a s h e said to M allory:
hood and who h ad gone th ro u g h H a r­ about it.”
The true value of th a t twelVe m inutes
. Jiighw ay and gave greeting,
time."..
■■■.■■I
/ petin death. T h ey th em selv es w e re
^T h en -p u t a good face on iL’V
“W hat sh all w e do w ith these
of exercise every • day, If continued To the possible friends who h av e come: v ard and w as now practicing law in
.■ .. •.*••
• ■ .•'
"You m ight w ait till Tm_ m arried,’’
overw rought w ith t h e i r Own o rd ea l dam-ned s in n e rs? "
B
oston;
th
e
ro
se
com
forter
and
th
e
for five or six m onths, wijl be so fully
' my; way whose eyes lingered a s
M
allory
pleaded,
i
id its im m ed ia te conclusion', t h a t
"S esam e and L ilies” would be none . A sm all boy doesn’t find I t v e ry
H e felt liko apdrogizlng fo r the
apparent th a t If it requited twice the
they fell on m in e ,.
"N ot on y o u r l|fe !” th e conductor
pey would h a v e killed anybody. Mai-, clerical rela p se i n t o 'a puipitism , but
am ount of time*-you. could n o t be May they ever be eag er w ith youths too fine fo r him. T hen ag ain it w as am using to do th e th in g s hi* p are p to
......
ry shifted h is foot oautiouBiy, and I M ^ioTy answ ered b risk ly : "W e’d bet- answ ered, -and be 'pulled th e bolt-rope tem pted to give It up.
an old friend of h e r fa th e r’s, a n a ris­ a re w illing to le t him .d o .—
and Btrong w ith fellowship
HBtantly-a g u n ^ w a 8 -ja b b e d in to ^his e F » k e them .Into th e sm oking room- tw ice; Ini the distance, the w histle anIf the coming generation Is to he Mav they n ev er m iss a welcomd o r to c ra tic w om an./w ho had visited them,
A n -o lA -to p e r-sa y s-th a t-n o n e-a re -S o
tomachi -w ith -a. s n a r l: “Don’t you ^ T h e jr s c a r e - th a ta d ie s — B u t-flrst,-w ui -sw ered-tw lee;— — i—>*-—
-in ^ tlm rd a y s-o f^ th eir-p ro sp erltjrr-a :
Btrong and- healthy th e p rese n t ou«
w ant a com rade.—McGee.
M allory's temper]
Povo! ■*
b
lin
d , a* th o se _who refu se an . ey e
who,
being
lite
ra
ry
In
h
e
r
taste
s.
th e conductor ta k e thos&^ bags and
“niust'pave“th e way, ancLto do th is pa__ ,
: J/ . s .
w fiU ldibe^flureJo.apprecla.te th e qua!- o p en er.
W hg^jaoglagj^JdaU ory^^anew eriadi- d is tribu te’ th e c o ftten ts= £ ^ h O ir-rteh t- nriftd*. "T his train doeB nl-go -an o th e r, onta ftnA Trtftlftrcn—alike tntttfc^taker
■Seo«Qln g d h < ^ In lttefc
ste p 1U1- I’m
.H e-Tfiaebeife &
f
tj^
f
(
h
~
e
'q
u
i
l
o
;
n
t
lt
^
g
u
a
^
g
g
p
o
g
or a c a re le ss t ul o w n ers?’’
some
active
exercise.
Have read your, valuable Inform a­ th e "Sesam e a n d L ilie s /’
up a n d pulled the hell-rope once; In A Si
E very w om an Bhould have a n a im
fingh.
l,. T h e conductor w as proud to a c t ms
tion In answ er to. questions,- and . I -- One day, a m inute r a f te r she h a d : y in life, ev en if she can’t throw a s to n e
th
e
distance
-th
e
■
=
■
w
histle
sounded
IAnd now th o m an called Bill had lie u te n a n t to th is lieutenant, an d he.
IN VELVET AND VELVETEEN w ant to ask you a fow questions my- closed th e door on the^,grocer's shabby w jth any d eg ree of accuracy.
^ ___ r ^
fetched M arjorte’e rtghrT fahdL H e qutoxiy relieved Uie rybbum uf U ieir
"selfr™ W henH>otk—pariiea= cqncci
—
T
h
i
r
w
a
s
high
treason,
and
th
e
conboy, who had consontetL to-dellver h e r
hortlcd: “Q oliy,’ look a t t h e shjnefa,* loot-kits.
Qcroaona W rap* Are“to 'B e a Featgr* I n a m arriage a t t e n d e e B am trchurchr
T h e ch ap who jposes as a "good fel­
g roceries a fte r she had retu rn ed hom e
M allory sm iled. "D on’t give any- d u cto r a d v an ced . on him, th reatening­
Hut Ja k e, w hq h ad chosen M ar­
of Style* ,T ha t Will Mark
whioh “shbulif engage th e m in ister .tor a t night, sh e h e ard %i. crash on t he low" is a p t to g e t th e ab ort e n d of i t
ly.
ns
he
seized
th
e
cord
once
more.
body- m y th in g s /’ « n d : th e n he jabbed
i e ’s left h and, ro ared ; — — - ^
•!YOU touch, th a t rope again, and I'll—"'
back porch and th e sound o f. som e oris: w c a tu a ll^ r
"Say, you ch eated . Alt I g e t Is tM s h is robber, w ith o n e of the revolvers,
"Ob,
no,
you
won’t,”
.
»Md
Maiiory,
falling. She opened tho door quickly
an d Com m anded: "F orw ard, m a rc h !”
jieasiy plain gold band.”
In th e; instance m entioned, w here and tu rn e d th e electric lig h t upon the
as he w blsked a revolver from his 7 Velvet and velveteen arc to . bo
“T
h
e
l
i
t
t
l
e
1
triu
m
p
h
a
l
procession
"Oh, don’t ^take th a t! " ^ M arjorie
used aghln th is w inter in the compo­
movqd off, w ith Bill in th e lead, fol­ rig h t pocket and jam m ed i t Into the sition of com fortable and handsom e both go, to tho sam e church, I think w h ite face of th e boy who b u t a mo­
sped, clen ch in g h e r hand'.
I t would be b e st fo r th e tw o to call m en t before h ad b e e n , explaining to
conductor’s w a tc h-pocket.' The con1Mallory ’s hea r t ached a t th e t houg h t lowed by Dr, T em ple, laokfag iike a
q a ta ’“^ j a ps. Those have many point* -togeth e r, ' or tb o..J.’m s" ,n ♦>>*
fhy-he had b ro u g h t w hite cornthis Anal sacrilege. H e hafl th e
T hen M allory, stan d in g w ith his of usefulness, which fully a c c u s e d may go alone, or th e arran g em en ts m eal Instead of th e yellow she had
followed
by
M
allory,
followed
by
the
(cense, and th e m in iste r a t last-—and
rig h t hand on m ilitary duty, put out for th e ir groat popularity la st y ear could be made by a le tte r to, th e min? ordered. Now h is face w as a s w hite
low the fiends w e re going.to c a rry off p o rte r and a s m any of th o o th e r pas­
his left hand, and gave th e word: and in th e spring. They aro, how lste r from th e bridegroom-elect.
a s th e m eal an d h e lookedC gs, if he
w edding rin g . H e controlled him- sen g ers as .could crow d Into th e smok­
evor, only suitable for w earing over
w ould n e v e r again deliver groceries.
"Now,
parson.”
felf w ith a ' d e sp e ra te effort, a n d ing room . •
H e sm iled still m ore a s be heard sh o rt -skirts which do not need hold*
H e w as .only a m ite of a boy and
’h
e
Test
w
ent
a
fte
r
those
opulent
Luncheon
Menu.
looped to p le a d : "Say, old m a s, d o n ’t
K a th le e n ’s voice w alling: "B u t I c a n t Hlng up, and even so they aro a p t to
s h e had little difficulty In g e ttin g him
t
would
bo
m
ost
grateful
if
you
pee th at. T h a t’s n o t fair,"
find my bracelet. W here'* m y brace- be In th e way on m uddy dayB, for it wnnirt outline for me a sim ple but cor- Into, th e g uest cham ber and on top of
-'S h ut u p , b o th — of y o u ^ - J a k w
ts vefjrdtfflim lt to cleanse mud sta in s
th e M arseilles spread, w here h e rele t? ”
rect luncheon menu.—Jan et.
CH A PTER X U ,
fowled, and jabbed h im again w ith
from
velvet.
' .
■
D
r.
Tem
plo
S
ilen
ce!”
m alned u n til th e arriv al of a stra n g e
"
S
ilence!
lie gun, .
' 7, ■
' ■■ ■ r
" Jo in hands, i On’ th e Other hand, 'they frequently
doctor, who ordered th a t ho be placed
com m anded, arid
Cllckety-Cltokety-Cliokety.
Bullion. Breadstlcks.
lie gave th e rin g a jerk, but Marsave th e troublfeT of changing th e
u n d e r th is prized coverlet and th a t
my
c
h
ild
re
n
/’
M arjorie, os th e supposed wife of
Chicken Croquettes. QreCn Reas.
^le, In th e v e ry face of th e weapondreSB, since they lend a sufficiently
h
e rem ain th e re u ntil able to be re ­
i
M
arjorie
shifted
Snoozieum
s
to
h
e
r
F inger Rolls,
(ould not le t go. She struggled and th e rescuing angel, w as perm itted loft arm , put h er rig h t hand into Mal­ afternoon appearance to th e figure Creamed Potatoes.
m
oved to hlB hom e. T h a t w as not un­
W aldorf Salad.
|'*8od, w eeping and Im ploring: "Oh, first te a r c h r and th e first th in g she lory’s, and Dr. Tem ple, stan d in g be­ even w hen they ore worn over com
til
th e end of th e second week.
W afers.
Neufchatel Cheese.
on’t, don’t ta k e th a t! It’s my wed- hunted for w as a c e rta in gold brace­ tween them,- began to . drone th e paratively plain costum es. They also
T hose .two w eeks sh e d eclared to
let th a t w as none of hors. S he foupd
Ico Cream. C laret Sauce.
(log ring.’’
form an adm irable background for
be th e h a p p ie s t of h e r life, though th e
ritu
al.
J
>2'it
and
seised
i
t
w
ith
a
p
ray
e
r
or
Small Angel Cakes.
"Agb, w hat do I c a re !" th e ruffian
hit's, w ith a gllm pso of lace a t th e
g u e st who ocoupled h e r s p a re cham ­
VVlicn
the
old
clergym
an
had
done
Coffee.
'
jarled. a n d w ronched h e r finger so th an k s, and concealed It am ong her p is w ork, t ho young husband-ftt-last th ro at.
'
. .
b er show ed no In te rest e ith e r in
End Cream*
piously th a t s h e gave a little cry of owti'‘things;................................................... graciously rescinded m ilitary law, re ­
A s m a rt m odel h a s a turned-back
book* o r twuquetB.- - A fte r~ h e ~ h a d M
rs.
T
em
ple
g
av
e
her
a
guilty
s
ta
rt,
Mn.
gone sh e used to love , to s it Alone In
Quest Book V ereei,
called th e a rtille ry from th e conduc­ h o lla r of s a ilo r shape n o t extended In
That b ro k e M allory’s h eart. W ith by sp eak in g a c ro ss a barrier:
long rovers to th e w aist, which form s
Kindly give me through your column th e little roeker, sta rin g m editatively
to
r’s
very
m
idst,
and
rem
em
bering
“ M rs. M allory, your huBband is the
i wild, bellow ing, "Dam n y o u !" he
a p leasan t change, On th e w aist line verses suitable for a guest book.—A a t th o backs of tho books and a t tho
bftuvlla,. sm iled:
—
hiried h itn a e it A t th e m an; w ith only b rav e st m an o n -e a rth ,”
It Is faste n ed by a m otif of folded Dally Reader.
*,’"Yo>
l
may
fire
when
ready,
conducrosea on th o wall.
■
~
«Oh, 1 khow h e is,” M arjorie
{•* bare h a n d s f o r w eapons;
bjack v e lv e t and b ra id , and to th is
“
B u t th is Is n o t all of th e story. She"
.
beam ed, and added w ith ft spaarn or Tor."' '■
1 T h e conductor's rage h a d cooled, fa s te n ing It. Is draw n slightly up In
m
arried
, tho doctor and tu rn e d her
I
think
e
ith
e
r
of
these
quotations
conscience: ‘'b u t h e isn’t m y h u ^
C H A PT ER XL;
and he slapped the bridegroom on th e fullness from th e rig h t to tho left suitable:
baok fo re v e r on th e little room th a t
/
'
b a n d !”
. . .
ride. T his gives It a very up-to-dato
"D ear Lord, I thank th ee for my n e v e r knew th e presence o f an In­
Mrs. T em ple gasped in horror, but back w ith one .hand, ftB he pulled tho Mr Wr anybody who h a s tho patience
! A H ero In finite of H lm ielf.
cord w ith tho other. T he traifa began
v ite d guest. Y et she says th a t tho
frie n d s/’
. .
.
iPaeslon. se n t M allory Into tho un- M arjorie dragged h e r d o s e , and to c re a k ;a n d tu g and shift,. T h e ding- to be e te rn ally brnshing.
s
p a re ch a m b e r m ore th a n fulfilled It*
"Give
lo'
th
o
world
tho
b
est
you
li i -n- j - - «
-----------lual light w ith tw o arm ed and dee- poured out tho w h o te.stqry, w hile tho dong of 'th e bell floated murmurou**
p
u rp o se —It b rought into h e r life «
havo,
and
tho
b
est.w
lil
come
baok
to
F*c« o f fierge.
*
ferate outlaw s.
But reason had o th e r p assengers recovered th e ir prop­ iy back lie from a lofty .steeple, and
g
u
e s t who rem ained,
'
you."
/
If any who a r e puzsied to ;4eterm lno
N e e d th e w ay. Ho had been study- e rtie s w ith a* m uch joy a s H they th e cllckcty-cllck, click-CHckety^cilck
_
#>
re the robbor ail th e tim e, a s if th e w ore all new g ifts found on a bush.
which is th e rig h t aldo of sorgo will
To U*o A dvertisem ents.
Inconalitent.
M eanw hile, undor M allory’* guld- Quickened and sortoned Into a pleas­ follow this'T ule, given mo homo years
Plain w ere a war*mnp, studying his
ant gossiri, a s th e speed grew , and th e
"
It
is
odd
th a t sailors an d .so ld ie r*
Will
you
kindly
toll
mo
how,
(o
use
anCe,
tho
p
o
rte
r
fastened
th
e
outlaw
s
W ures, bla w ay of turn in g , and how
way was ^so sm ooth for th e wheels ago by a w orker in d o th , the difficulty advortisemontH a t a pfirty ns a con­ a re so floklo in th o lr love a ffa irs /’
together
back
to
baok
w
ith
tho
straps
bold tho revolver. He had noted
ihat they*scorned to bo spinning on Will vanish, says a contributor to test? Iiy/osing a picture, Bhould they
"W hy is It odd?”
Needlootyift. W honevor there a re di­
Mt Alto m an, a s ho L inked tho pas- of tholr own food-bags* T he porter rails of v e lv e t.:
»
"B
ocanso tholrn a re n a tu ra lly case*
know
the
m
anufactuper?—J
.
A,
WOn
rejoicing
th
a
t
his
h
arv
est
or
tips
'bgofs, did n o t keep his Unger on
agonal lines In tho weave, as In /«or£o,
i T H E KNI).
.of
u
niform
affoorion.”
/■
waa
not
blighted
a
fte
r
all.
f6 trigger, but on tho guard.
nr in tho p a tte rn , a s In some suiting*,
■.j■V»■.
.
M allory com pleted his bliss, by glv*
Use jp st the picture w ith th e .nam *
I^Mnrjorlo’n ilttlo battle- throw tho
theho
lines"
run
from
th
e
upper
right*
The Real Issue.
-tila**1fylng it,
off at*’
a trig*i a*
'Trffiftifllfn ^ Aiui.'. Mwiyi « « + 'wemaa h s a d o o rh o r ita
recovered, M allory struck.tilni, a n d nnd establltihlng
the
rig
h
t
J
id
o
.
In
m
any
m
aterials
oth
‘opt him on over agaU'Ht the b a c k !»a w a r n in g ! /’Now, portor, don t take cam o into our ofllce today and told me #r th a n r s e rg e , thei|o diagonal 5,n^8 jvhen It eoffios to guessing "ads," af
the’ fight
Poitun Cemd Co«
uom ethlng th a t will blight our whole
. 4),
though
they
m
ay
be
seen
every
day
seat, At the **mb tnstani, Mal­ your oyo off ’opi
m
ay
be
soon,
such
as
mqrino,
cashm arried Ufo,
■ /
B*Bl* Cwelt, Midi.
"l/>rdy, 1 w on't b at an eyelid."
all a re fam iliar.
aria right hand went like lightning
Wife—Oh. John, what >W she hgv#( m ere, and oven broadcloth, though n o t
"
If
e
ith
e
r
of
th
o
se
lads
coughs,
put
>
1
H
A
D
A
M
I
M
U
R
R
Y
.
the trigger guard, and gripped the
.:*'v
io evident tn t£* latter. 4
og?—t t > W Je'Ba*mv* '■
Iretrs m a via* of ateeV whlle *h« *> holev thnok«h, batK of ’em*/ ■ \s-:
E X C U S E
M odel
B re a k fa st
'—ha* charming flavour and
wholesome nourishment—
P o s t
T o a s t ie s
This delightful food, made
of Indian Com. it really fas*
cinaring.
. . Com* *ay* Dr. Hutchison;
a noted English authority, is
one of the ideal food**
A* made into Pott Toast­
ie*. it is mo*t attractive to the
palate.., ,
•
.
•The Memory Linger*”
Sold by grocer*—
Package* TO and 15 ct*.
if r .w f lg js r a & .' s s
t
4.
-j *
, .?r0^,'.^i;*l-'!- ; , ;-■«««. a-**-,:..■.,.*. t , . ; . ■,■. vJ-i.;. ., IllIII..1.
<\
7 '/ '; ' V"'-
rr ■
THE CHBLSBA 3TAlf0ARD, DECBMBBR ta, igia.
BEST
AZTEC BALL PLAYERS
HEB EH8ISTMAS O H
lere’s a kidney Treatment We Want
You to Try at 0«r Risk.
/
HA©
GAME REQUIRING
DiGRBBOP.aKU.U
HIGH
dNRBTMAS MNUUKE
With advanced asre comes.derange*
meni of the kidneys and associate
H
a preparing for organs.' Nature is unable ^to p^rform
jChristmas-*me, Gqod’ ier - proper functions and requires
ness know! I Wlsht I certain (iutside^atdT"^
"■ September 17.
EQSAIL tomorrow.
.. x.&m. devoterty thank­
ful to dad tor insisting
th a t mother take me
away for a whUe. Parbaps we will rem ain a
year. . I hope it may be
ten. i hate Amerloa*
loathe New' Ytfrki And
w a n t1to live th e rest
of my l l f e ^ R v lin p ^
A sia '— Africa — any*
.where, as far a w ay 'fro m Riverside
as possible. Mother says I'm a silly
little lovestok girl; but dad thinks
_
ciI need a change.
F O iT ~ S G E IT -F E O P M r
Etars of the First Magnitude In ths
:' Big WeagiH^ Today Would Have ,.
was, but Christmas do­
ings alnit for me no
more. And . Just be?’
ogose I was a baking
sometblng to eat to­
morrow, w h ich ; haFens to be Christmas,
she tbqught I was pre­
paring for that day a
speolrt."
H etty Green sighed as she plooed
■ Thdse-Cbnteirte. ' *. (
No, the first game of bail ever played
on tn e Amerfoan continent did n p tta k e
place the first tim e the home team
walloped the visiting "ginks" way
back to-the la st century. T hat “game”
saemB ib h a y # been played several
Centuries ago.
! I t was a o A x te c game and
W e a re so confident w e ' h a v e fye
essential aid for restoring stren g th ,
a c tiv ity , and h ealth to w eak o r di­
seased kidneys; th a t fwe a re willing to
supply i t with th e positive under'
'(tanding* th a t Lt shall cost th e -usernothing w hatever, i t for any reason
it fails to give e n tire satisfaction.
A fte r a thorough experience with
th e m ost successful kidney^ tre a t-
le In the oVefi. and pulled- a wu>n»a
are satisfied that Rexaii
leslde the stove, trMMau
played somewhere but on; the pipes kitchen chair up beside
Sidney 0111
P ills^ em brace' all
all those
those oualqua
The
new
neighbor,
who
had
but
re?
1'm'not ’sllly^and Pm not lovesick, of Mexico, long before the Spaniards
tie s sb necessary fo r giving prom pt
Carl has .behaved in a most ungen arrived In thefy search for gltd.> "' ~ riehtiy moved into th e town, and who md perm anent re lie f -in cases of kldThe sort of .ball _ihat the Asieos knew nothing of Betty’s hietory, bad iey and urinary ailm ents.
tlemanly w a y . -------- --, '
,
played
was very bopulsr with the pub- jiust H eft W ith the ChrlBtma.s spirit
Ju8t b 8oause i motor e fito Lakewood
Iuasm uch as a trla L of-R exall Kldwith Sam- Perklne^-and; hla sister is Uo, juat as tfie big league draws SF Everywhere she trad— th o u g h t^ o f ney P ills can be had a t our e n tire
ittrae
Betty
was
prepariug
a
feast
Mention today. T h ey h ad n o “regular
easonwhjLha
risk, th e re la no reaaon fo r anvone
ekgue balls'' at 11.86 eabb, but used r the day.
should get cross
,
le rtta tln g to p u t It to a practical
one of rubber or elastic resin, and lp | “Now, if JJm hadn’t never sailed ;est. Try a package today, on our
and take th a t
another, sort' of contest used those away on th at water-logged old Mary - fiigr a tjitee. P rice oOc. Sold' in this
actressy 'lo o k in g
Ann, as he did a-golng on four year. I ;ommunity only a t . our \ store—The
made
of golf.
’: ; - •
person with him
igo, I guess I could a been preparing Sexall Store. L; T. Freem an Cq.
;
/
Tbe
ancient
Aztec
game
was
called
everyw here— he
or Christmas like other folks. If A dvertisem ent, - ~ - ---------7 ------tbtoloque
and
w
u
played
In
f
court
goes.
----h
known as a tlaohco, not so large tyi ere hadn’t been nobody else, Jim
Sam's
sister,
'the
present-day diamond. The players md me could of enjoyed Christmas, PECUtHAR - BELIEF j S JAPAN
says she to a
were
clptbed oply-^ln a magtlatl 01 md then maybe there’d a been somehwom
K>dy else--somebOdy what just about;
rirdle
around thp jolps.
always. did hate
Seems Strange to Our W estern Ideas*
There' were.pitchers, hut hoVcfttoh' iOw would ‘a been liking dolls or tin
F rench, and I 'm
Though There Is MUbh T hat I t : ;
•. and the^fleiaers were few. - When arsl and lf so Jim and me would-a
ere,
!glad i refused
Pathetlo About it.
pitched th e ' ball w as' struck’ by an sen having a Christmas tree for that
Carl to m eet her,
•
................
Upward movement q t the thigh or el- o m e b j) dy,
glad I snubbed
Among the Buddhists In Japan It
bOwi
accordltg
to
b
o
w
itw
a
s
a
lm
e
d
,
d
we’d
be
Y
m
l|
Carl and glad I
i s ’b e ire v ^ T lg a tlh e ^ so u h rof ohlldren:
haying me
j^vhether h ig h o r JoW. A fter being
fwasout-whenHheMb--after death to Sul-no-kh-wara (the
it
Christ­
itjraok the sphere,' in order to count,
-called.
<
stony river-bed) and thefla they re­
lad to pasa through ,a hole In one w mas in : all
Two long,- m is­
main until they reach m aturity under
ieveral stone 'disks hanging Just In South Cove.
erable
weeks
ifie
care of •Jlzobosatsu, who Is -reprent-bf tth e w a tto fth e l court.T he
“My, hbw„l
w i t“fio u t seeing
resented
as a priest with a long cane
try ’ to
eat of bunting that' ball with the
Carl—and tpmor>
lii
Jone
hand
and a. ball in tbe other.
op J im
row w e_ea|i. Perhaps i w o n t see high and' Bending it through one of
He_ik.
aald_to
stand in the center
:rom ' sailing
him for months—maybe n ev er again. hose holes required a great deal of fro:
the
kaWara,
where
he preaches Tq
ikillr as might be -lmaglned,—Agility In that Mar;
iTWonderdf I cara; '
.Jg
^
ch
lld
fe
trjitrth
ey
pile up atones,
Was one of the prim e requisites of an A n n . Any*«BSfOctober 30.
ohe
f
o
r
th
e,
salvation
of/t hejr father,
^M orelhah
hw pftaim rt^in^ A ltte e b lf lr le a g u e r . A nyplayertouohH ho^d y w h a t A
one
-for->the—mother,_7thO—
third jf o f
Mrs. jam es Cunningham , w h e ^ a s ]. j have 'w ritten in my little dtafyr J Ing the l^kll wlth th e nana lose a k n e wv any- &
birothers,
the
fourth
*
for
sister
a and
about
thing
been, v islrln g n at-th e-h u u ic; uf_Johu I wouldn’t w rite now, only th is morning;
HARL1E j . f u l f o r d , d . o,
ihe-flfth-for-their
own
salvation.
knew
The emoluments of the game were Ships
Clark, has gone to Toledo to visit h er ft le tte r came from Carl, and I Just
1’When night comes on and_tbe wind
Osteopathio Physician.
quite
as interesting from a pecuniary she wasn’t' f i t .
have
to
record
sister.
blows
hard a gigantlo evil spirit ap, ___ __ _ ^..-Offlcaover .Vogel's.
|taudpoint a s they are today. _ Thingfl to go t a aea Carl
"Huron;
*
pears
ana
with a huge Iron rodi hknocks
dfhrrtQi” —KnivAn6ttttom west Mtddte.-atrect,
Jam es' O’Connor,
but Jim
nd-he eannot-underktand .wrhy I f-df-great-value-jvero- usually given to
Cbeueft.
dowh
the
heaps
of
stones
whioh
the
who has_.been a g u e st.a t
the winners. And h o t:only the prize. ays it’s the
ran awayJLo Europe so suddenly;
children have made/ and they are so
Jo h n C lark for several da&anreturned | The letter Is full of reproaches for The victors were often presented with O n l y berth
BYRON DBFBNDORF,
frightened that they run to Jlzo and
to his home W ednesday of th is week. MY treatm ent of HIM, when all the Jewels, fine cotton stuffs, feather work he’s likely to
hide
themselves in the big sleeves of
■ • Homeopathic Physician,
get,,
ahd-tako
r
plumes
qf
great
value.
. John Clark, who was drawn to serve time it was HIS meanness to me th a t
hlS
kimono,
which nave a’ miraculous
FortMCven yean eiperienoe. Hpeolftl .at on th e U nited S ta te s grand jury a t l made, m e 'so ill, bo th a t I had to g et ' The game with th e gold balls was a 4hg it would
Wgf"
r6r*l'nweaslng
In bize - according
L*£iinn arivln tA ohronlo diM&ses: treatment ovf
favorite of Montezuma. It Is said that Sur marrying
^ “ vra,*udfittingo( sto«8ea.^eeiaeape and D etro it ancTwas-to have r e p o r te d o n r aw* J ^ J l
Mhtuit When Cortez staged Ms little hos f u s t t h a t
to the number of children who seek
northeast ■comer, of Middle and Bast
Monday of this wpokVvas unable to do ^
h0llrld-tVenoirg WAtttW; TpOMOEflr
to rloal aklt k nown as ^theHSonquest much "sooner ,- and the M ary-Ann or. refu g e . Then th e evil spirit disappears
and the children begin again the work
so on account of illness.
I shall not write. Well—perhaps I Of Mexico and took Montezuma pris­ Jim. ain’t never been heard of since
hf
heaping up etones.
she
left
tha
t
South
America
place
to
oner
the
royal
captive
ripeht
a
great
8. Q, BUSH
Uwiii.“ PasBing thrcrugh“ eemeterleB in
&
round
the
Horn
on
her
way
.
to
deal
of
his
time
In
durande
playing
- November 24.
Physioian~and Surgeon.
LIMA CENTER NEWS.
Hie game with gold balls. HoyOftep China."
~ 7
—
----- - - Jan an one sees tombs th a t have ths
A t first I hated Paris.
* v
The—bright eyes of 'B dtty Green Image of Jiao carved updTTtbem, ai
OAotsls the Freeman-Cuminlnss blook. CM_____
London was. nice, , Vienna stupid, qballenged th e Spanish general to a
sCpSehlssB.
were wet with tearB as she opened the parents take tbfit way of gaining
DTE. Beach w a g i n ’ Ann A r b S r W p u t Paris—Impossible, until la st Sun- Contest. '
These yellow “pills" were thrown tbe oveu door to raise the pie to a the epoolal favor of Jlzo for their
Qof.ivriiv
'
day, when we m et Mrs. Harmon. '
D |t. J T. WOODS,
gher^-shelf. Ever since Jim Busby Children^ and one will see little piles
busiufi-----------—
— —r— —— —— — isn ’t I t strange what a change on e a t targets of the Sartfe-prertoua metai
f4 to n e s b uilt-up hy^tbe-parentsrand
filled
to returh In time tor thb”wed
Miss
Estella.G
ueriri,
of
Apn
A
rbor,
one
hour,
can
make
In
a
girl's
H
istory'
shows
-that
MOnfezUma
had
Physioian and Surgeon.
brothers
and sisters of the children
sp en t Friday with friends here.
the makings 'of a pltoher who , might <uug whiph Betty had so carefully
life?
^vith
the
hope
of helping In the tedloui
Ha the SUff«n-Merkel block. Residence
Miss ^Gladys- W h ittin g to n was th e \ Mr. and Mrs. Field, friends...of have been In fast oompany bad he prepared for four years ago—a wed­ ^vork of the little ones In th e kawara,
o t^ o v lo n street. . Chelsea.. MiohiRftn.- Tele*
pkokeiu*
g u est o'f Ann. A rbor friends Saturday. m other’s, gave a dinner for us. Mrs, delayed the date of his birth a few ding which was to be the big event •^-Christian Advocate.
Harmon was one centuries. H e oould lean them against ojf the Christmas season at "South.
-Mr.-—andMrsr^-B.
Landw
ehr,
of
of the guests. She the hpme plate with unerring regular Cove—she had had a lonesome life.
H, B, DBPBNDORF,
reedom, were Lim a visitors Sunday;
Chloken Rsoe War.
*
looks
much b etter Ity. The Spaniards never could learn / Two months after the Qhristmas
Vet e r i n a r ia n
th
a
t
was
to
nave,
been
Hetty's
wed
to
play
ball
any
way,
and
Cortex
wai
"A
sectional
Issue has arisen In ou»
in
th
e
evening
Mrs, -W-rJ-rFobr a n d ^ o iv o ic h e la e a ,
gown th an in h er not one two three with the first great ding day her aged father had been town;" 7 said the- oornmuter.— ^"Before
QBoe, second floor Hstob & Dur&nd block sp en t Sunday .a t t h e hom e.of Mr. and
PhaEe No. 61. KUrbtor day.
street suits; ‘ not American pitoher, so he lost fre­ carried to the Village cemeteryrrleaV? It Is settled I ath afraid the olvll wat
vlrs. Jacob S treiter.
lng her alone In the world.' With no wilt be fought all over again. Any;
heofry so frowsy, quently.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W ebb apd child­
L. A. MAZE,
oitoer relatives, and with no friends how, our southern friends are sure tc
The
Aztec
emperor
usually
Insisted
and the rouge on
ren-w ere guests a t th e home of Mr.
ejxcept those a t South Cove Betty, re­ indulge in some fire-eating language
upon
having
high
stakes
placed
on
h
e
r
cheeks
doesn't
iV etorinarian.
trid M rsrH unry Hoffman the* la st-o f |
mained In the little fishing town: n r
the
game
and
.
won
precious
stones,
“A resident or our village, whb^um
show
a
t
night;
arftdoste of the OnWrlo Veterinary-GollegB. t he week.
ingots of gold and other more-or less ^M ch she had been born nearly twen* dertook. .to raise ohiokens, received
OdSoeat Chaa.^fartln’a Livery Barn.__ Phone
Mrs. Samuel Scbultziand daughter
a crate* oTYowts-Trom a South Caro
mother Introduced desirable property, which he prompt- ty-seven years ago.
day or night, No. 20 ,
of N o rth Lake, were Quests a t thei
the to her, to reo- ly distributed to his attendants with W ith the baking finished, Betty left Una farm. When the nelghbora learn'
lome of Mr. and Mrs. A lbert R em ­
o g n lz e
Carl's the wonted generosity of his em peror tbe kitchen and went Into her bed- ed where the chickens came from
3B. B. T U R N B tri,V
n a n t la st Friday^
Frenoh frlendrSho ■hip. Cortez- probably- played a clever rbomv—She-wanted-.n6thing„8Q..jm.UQlL .they/raised-a_.tow,
A ttorney a t Law,
is his cousin, but game, on "Old Monte’’ foy,he was the, a i to be alone in that room, that had
" T f you must get chickens/ they
Being Convinced.
she has lived in Paris since she .was .oaptor, you know. He' probably re- been her father’s - I n that room where said, 'get. northern chickens. They
Oflce. ‘'grearnan-blodk^ChelHea.. MlobigSP.
Tt la said that’ AndreWCarnegie’i a little girl
^sfce-kept carefully ptosorvud the wod> dottt=crow-neariy so much as south'
“
“
!
'
use
of
simple
spelling
has
“irritated”
i
We
had
a
lovely
talk.
She
tbld
me
evidences
of
Montezuma's
liberality
as
d ng clothes she had lavished so much
JAMES S. GORMAN,
some people on the other ulde-o f - ^ e | ftli^a hoat hBr reCent visit to America fast as the old follow loaded them up, care upon four years ago. Theta the climate down there th a t Makes t
Attorney atbaw ;
^ water, who have read hla published and how good Carl had been 4n taking and thus kept up a clever triple rnone- clothes and the” faded photograph of chicken crow four tlmes asnoften as s
,tary play, Montezuma to servants to Jim BUsby on .her bureau were all chloken brought up In an y ‘•other pari
0 8 m , Middle street OMt. Obelsea, Miehizan speeches, on certain subjects. “The ^ er a hout.
effeot on .th e re a d e r," says one, man, | i Hke her now that-H tnow h e r.
Cortez,—New York Sun
in a t- were left: her of her romance! of the country/
41s irritating, rath er than convincing^
Y^ith theae she 'w ould^spend— her
"That pecullarity of southern chick
She^
says
c
a
r
l
was7^
!
^
^
?
^
8^
H, D. WITHBRELL,
An American, commefSlng'TOir
________
____
___ ^
G briB tm ar eVe, w&uia live dver agaln ens was news to the am ateur poultry1
Alligator
able
over_a girl
he________
was Th love_ with,
comment, says the%lf a person oannot | ^ h o had gone abroad, for th e winter,
Since the publication InTfils paper th e courting days, And Jim should be than. Ho noticed, however, thfft hii
___ Attotney at Law.
"b^nconvinced by reason and semrer lrrln gjj0 (jM not know the girl’s name n few weeks ago of a paragraph about there with her. That would be her chickens really did crow more p e n Is
Ofgoee, Freeman bloekr Obeleee, Michigan.
tatton Is the next best thing. Now, t blushed furiously when Hhe spoke the _profits, to be made lu alligator Christmas,
tbntly and more vigorously than anj
whother or not one believes that Irri- 0f ^
fa rming, many letters have7 been re­ ; W ith care she took, each garment other; chickens he ever had known,
tatton ever Is or was or could be a
8. A, MATES,
m I ts ' wrappings in the bureau and when an experienced ' poulteret
T hat was Sunday. W e have seen ceived asking for furtfierThformafloh.
wise
method
of
procedure
In
oaUBes
J
t
wlll
Interest'
these
correspondents
draw
er and spread them on tbe bed. assured him th at.th ey always would
Mrs.
Harmon
several
tim
es
slnc'e
then.
'funeral Director and Embalmsr.
good or bad; it Is a notable fact that . I made mother promise to take me tp Jinow th a t alligator hunting Is now
e pretty wedding dress which because southern chickens always da
e Funeral Fuimishlass.. O alU answered irritation often seems immediately to
pUy night or day. Chelsea, Michigan precede conviction, For example, take home. She cabled dad, and said she tiree for-all on tho Magdalena river In Sarah Glover had helped her make he sold them and bought New Jersey
would bo thankful t o ' get back to Colombia and that there is one firm •Lyes, she would put lt on.tonight Just chlokene Instead. Now-tae -la in hot
• 6.
woman suffrage. I know of a doses plain home cooking and h e r own in Newark, n . J., which has a.virtual as she bad planned to four years agor ^ a te r with the southern families Is
eases-in which violent dislike of the bathroom: Mother is a dear, and so monopoly of the alligator skin trade J |m would like b e r to do that; he had ohr ■town, and heaven only knows
G EO RG E W , B E C K W IT H ,
idea turned almost rw ithout' wam
b r t h e world. buylng as lt vdoes fronr always likeit to see her- prettily how tho squabble wlll terminate."—
IU U U / i
R e a l E l t a f * D e a le r s ;
Into approval of It. , Will tho Irritation
80 to 90 per cent^of the production,
lta
».■
/ December 85.
dtassed,
and maybe Jim might see New York Times,
,
______
Simple spelling rouses In the breast I W hat a happy, happy Christm as day; In the Magdalena river are three hkr from the spirit world tonight.
Money to
Loan Life and
blook. Chelsea, Mionl o rm an y of us fade Into acceptance of |
08$s in Hatoh-Dnrand
‘
species of alligators, Aonly one of
It has been!
As she fastened the gown Bhe al­
. Rented Wedding Cake,
H i ■ ■ ----- ~ '
- ■
The very best I have over known. which, the caiman porro, Is of any most forgot th a t Jim could not he
There was something wrong with
Onoo I said I hated America—New value,
there, that lt was all the oake, the baker said; lt lookdd all
STIVERS ft KLALHBAOH,
Sure-Death Fly Poison.
York—but I don't.
a make-believe. As right and It Bmelled aU right, but Mz
I *read somewhere recently th at fo r I lovo Now York
•'
A ttorneys a t Law ,
Change o f Diet
she stood 4>sfore the aVtlstio sense told Mm It would nol
Senator Ponrozo was congratulated
maidehyde
and Amoflea, Rlvm irtor the sm ile. of taste all right.
Qgneral law practice In all courtp- Notary
a t Atlantic City on his aspect of sun­
homo,
FttWIc In the offloe. Office in Hatch-Dumnd good fly poison, and hasten to add my oroide,
four, years ago came
-------- ....
.,u n
m w
n ol
’.. 'Then
fix. .It up with
anu w
extra
ooat
block. Chelsea. Michigan. Phone M,
burnt ahd-vlgoroui! health.
- testimony- to the .. many^^yolumea- alt f-motheiy-dad^-an
bartragalnr-Shm ioted lelng, and we will keepH T or a renter?
ready written on this important sub­ Carl, Oh, I love
"It is tho change," he said, " the
th e color in her skid the proprietor.
change from the baking beat of Wash­
j e c t , T h e -scheme will work, under Carl best of alii
cheeks; it was like
isH^8. 8TBINBACH
' “Who in the world would rent
proper conditions,
v
ington.
Thorn's nothing like
a
H<rhas been so
bridal blush.
oake?"
someone asked.
; H arness and1Horse Goods
Purchase 5 cents worth ( o r . more, swoet, so dear
change, you know. There was wisdom
A rap at the door
1
"Wedding
parties," said he. "They
_»ljrtng of aU kinds a specially. Also dealer If you have manY files) of formalde­ and kind.Alnce'wo
in the doctor’s remark;
dispelled the IUubIou want a big eftke In jh e center of the
in jZasteal Instruments of, all kinds and -Sheet hyde a t any drug store, and put two
•p+Vhtr should c st for brea
camo homo two
she had permitted hrtv Uble for show, but ft cake of that site
Miwo. Btolnbooh Block, Chelsea
every morning,’ eald the doctor, '
or three drops in«a saucer of water. weeks, ago.
He
self for a few mo­ good onough for n woddlng^would cost
orange and two ppaohed eggs/
. Then—and this is extremely Ink m et us a t the pier.
ments.
She could, not more than they cun afford to pay
E. W. DANIELS,
“ •But, doctor,' said the patient, 'f
portant—catch a fly and hold, him by I i : was never so
go to the door in that they order fine cako put up in' uv
GenOral A uctioneer.
the left Kind leg with his head/tin- gia<i to see anydo!'
dress.
The
o&Uer dividual boxes for the guests, and uas
mersed ln the mlxture fo r three-quar" 'Then,' said the doctor fiuiokly,
isfaction Guaranteed'. ^ P ^ trfo rm stlon
y In my life
,
_
would
have'to
wait,
but the bride's cake Just as an ornam ent
je standard once, oraddressGregoryi Miob te rs of an hour.
When removed he,
’don’t ! '"
______ _____I was to see
bb did not wait. She heard the door They don’t buy lt, they re n t lt. Some
jTr.f.d.iTPhoneconnecUous. AuotlonbiiJs
wtl be quite dead. Repeat the open* dear Old Cart. Dad wo* th e re ,\to a
tin cnps’jfornlahed free.
saving, a heavy step on the floor, w< times a cake Is, rented a dozen differ
ttomswhat Like Eve.
tion until all the files have dlsapMy Christmas gifts are lovely,
a voice—oh t such a familiar voice- eht times.' After eaoh wedding lt ti
Rose Tastor Phelps Stokes, a t a din­ calUng Betty.
-Exchange,
,
of alt'I s Carl's love and the rli
freshened up with a new ooat of loins,
ner in New York, was describing a
gave me as a token of his deep,
"Jim! My Jim l" she answered, a t and looks as good as new for the next
particularly intelligent lUtlo "country she pulled open the doqr of her bed
The Male' Boy.
dying lovo. I think it was aweel
occasion. A good ran ter fetches
Governor Marshall of Indiana said him
____to w
_ me such a wonderful
weekor."
.... 7
give
rbOm and sprang into tho arm s bf
about |8 a wedding.
PSterfS Jsoksoni
Ansi Arbor. YptllsnU th e other .fifty* that he Who fiomanfisl^^mond, bosFdes the candy and
“In a soft and wistful August twi­ strong, bronzed sailor.
«nd Detroit.
light,” she ssld, "this Httth girl and
(mortal pri^ftegoe of tho government Is | «Qd flowers. It flashes fire as X
F a r into th o n ig h t she "listened to
x9
I stood w ash in g theymllklng. ^Tho lit­ J im 's talo of" shipw reck on th e ,Pati
a beggar.
'/
my
hand
In
tho
light.
Daddy
r.mnwn oauh.
tle girl was complaining abbut her
“ M illionaire o r n o t / ’ ^
th e govern­ I’m too young to marry, bu t I s
gonian coast, o f tho m onths and yekr
rviwliTrfg a , » .
every two hour*.
shabby clot hes--the gift of some charo r to a re p o rte r, afterw ard,' "th e m an
o a t him to lot me m arry Carl
o f practical o a p tlv ity boforo h e oqul
l^ H o T tW W T iirira W W ' ‘
gtrt -hr
g e t b a c k t<r a se a p o rt,------ ----------Quickly ■sind“ N cntty Rone.
Tho fact is self-evident, l t needs n<r| p/tnrif, tonight, and Carl Is tbo bap
‘"Eve,’ ehn grumbled, quaintly, aa
0**».
"And now," he said, "I am home V
W ork G uaranteed Satisproof. Even to .state It seems su­ pteaf mao, jllp haiN
mo i; > him khe looked down at her old-faahloned claim my Christmas bride."
factory, Prices Reasonable
perfluous—seems like the shout of solf, l wish eyorybofiy lu the work,
ill-fltting dress—’Hva had noth"And
X
h
av
e
our
C
hristm
as
baktn
but lekvea to wear; a&d I have
—
WS, snd MfWT two lieu** Young Benedick, who entered Ms rtub were as happy aa we this Christmas
done," said Betty,
Mng
but leavings,'"
roaring:
iz^ght.
,
......
K
l
p is
i l l S
wI f m : v ;.■
fr
.......
A
S h in e
In E v e r y
D ro p l
Merit SIHt Stove Polish
L"
R dotia
can he
uwd to the lsstdrop; ||
dlrL: ,Yot» get yotmaju^
Black Silk
l a
Silfc Stove Poly.
BUCK $ i| K Worlto, Sterling, lUiooC
-/VieStall
Air, Dnltrina!
SjUW
l.Oll Silk
groiM
RMi"*
tire Jlnii. l’rovciuh ru»Uai.
ui
'••••P .'i • „
7IV *%
t*"/a* wriHIftllt pUf/AcVt e i i r iuMfor u#e^
€T
■S'rov.rpfl!.)^1
PU BLIC SALE.
H aving decided, to quitfarmingl
w lll sell all row personal ttroperty
At a public sale on the premiseB
known as th e Michael rieselsch- i
w e r d t fa rm «U»n+pfl u|. ^ mpea ^
o f G ra s s L a k e -and eight miles
s o u th w e s t o f C h e lse a on
- T u e e d a y ,- D e 6 e m b 8 t^ t7 ,
'C o m m e n c i n g a t 10 o'clock sharp
t h e fo llo w in g p ro p e rty : One black
t e a n r 10 a n d V y y e a rs ohV weight
2 4 ^ o u n ^ ^ g ^ d r iym_g mare 12
c o lt 3 y e a r s old; 5 cows all due to
c a lf i n th e s p rin g ; SL^rarliugiva
s s f ia g ^ d s a is g
mick bay; rake, hay tedder, land'
rolle r, Oltver plow, apikf-tnntluira
jie g L l* h o ri^ c u ltlv a to r,
n'^fj
c u ltiv a to r nearly "hew, grain drill,
hay rack, stock rack, 2 wagons,
double platform buggy, top_buggy,
runab o u t,su rrey , light double firlv,.lug h a rness,.Swork-harueas, double
IworkharnesaV single, hariiess/.slugle
.brass trim m ed harness uearly new,
corn shellcr; . bag' truck,- cauldron
k e ttle , P ortland c u tte r , gra id bags,
horse blankets, huffalo robc^hensf
P00~bu8he)s corq- 1n ear, 0 stacks
c o rn -s ta lksi quantity of hay and
some household goods,, also cream
's e p a ra te # //a n d n u m e ro u s other
-articles,
Lunch and H ot Coffee a t Noon,
MIOHAEL HR3RL3CHWlUUm __
A. W, Dw^lle, Auctioneer^ C,
M, H am ilton a n te d o hn Kaltnbacb,
C lerks;
4
DgTQOIT UNITED
9-. DOklflh vrih
NO TICE
Those ■knowing themsolvea
indebted to me w ill do- a favor
by paying a t an early date, as
I need th e money,
10 _ ,
DR. L. A: MAZE.
DETROIT
65 W est Grand River Avenue,
located In new premises, and
giving th e m ost model'll.courses
—o f tralnincr fo r businessrajiiipiutm ents invites you to write, for a
copy of Its new calendar,_.. Ad,-..
~dress~~Nr~R> S h a > v rfreshlenlrD etrolt, Mich.
——
m iiiet#
, ;iH o hunting, tra p p in g . or tro?*.
passing will be. allowed on .pur
farm s.
GEO.’ T. ENGLISH
F. H. SWIOKTLANI)
ELMER WKINBKRG
RENTS, KBAL ESTATE, FO0N®
• ' LOST WANTED ETC,
F O U N D -U . S. bank note, Owner
19
pleaso call a t th is office.
W ANTED—Men also Ladles, to sell
nursery stock, in your to*n
- - - l u f f towna.
. ffo
necessary. Drown Brothers, Ho<h
estOTj N. Y.
s’ th e p a rty who picked
the P1
etbooK WednoBifay evening
„
. past, p a rt of town, does not te n
th e sam e to the owner by 8«tw
n ig h t a rre sts will foRow.-^ ; ^ ^ .
FDR SALK -QuatitUy of corii.
quire o t B ert McClrtin, !_•"*/ ‘
FOUND-A
horBC
blanket; ojjrtgj
g e t sam e by calling at this 0 ^
and paying,for this notice■ ___ FOR b A L E -F iv e steers i»
dttlou; have fed them
five weeks: ju s t right f«> T
m ust be sold a t once. l . -»• ^n.
naugh, Dr. O 'itelllys t«r)1 *
don.
SHOE REPAIRING
“Hurray I Aym#»«
fgva.p.
WRIGHT A, FATTkR80N«
CHAS. SCHMIDT
lll'ifip
e rty .
Inquire of H- *>• W'1% 1