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Frorn the Osccola outline:

FTCIu TIC OSCcOitVutbHt.
The thrifty farmers of Richmond
township now talk about big barns.
In another year there will he u dozen
or more new ones.
Mr.. Frcdcnlurg, of Grant township
willie hauling logs, last week, caught
his leg so as to nearly break 1t. He
his to 20 with Il crulch.
Sears village has become a very busy
and prosperous. place, being the outlet
for one Of the best farming districts i'm
the county. G. V. Priest continues the
king bee IN busines way; hut the sew
cral other industries seem doing well
including the coal kilns.
A barn on Fl. a. Clark's farm, on
Sec. 30, Middle Branch township was
struck by lightning and burnt, OF Tues
day night, with all its contents. No
insurance. Loss Of barn $500; Oliver
Clark lost 10 tons Of hay; i. *. Brig
ham lost 2i0 bushels of wheat and u
horse. Four men asleep In the barn
were not hurt.
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l'y readh,r a noti'se puilislied else
where IN this issue, twill he seen that
the citizens uf Baldwin will petition
ths Isn.ri of supervisors ut It's annual
session in October, for the incorpor;e
iion of the Village of Baldwin. This
is "a movement that has been i,r con-
temptation for some time; AMI, last
Winter, q petition was gotten up aud
sent to the Legislature; but arriving
too late for presentation (under the
luling limiting the time for offering
bills) 1t failed. The growing import
uncc Of our village renders this move
ment proper one, we think In every
sense Of the word.
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The Reed City .fops says Celia De-
vew aged Is years.. died on Monday
last ut her home near Chase. A post
morlen examination was held by Drs.
TYLER and Hickman of this city, who
found it To be ~ very peculiar case.
The girl had been troubled with stom-
ach worms, and these had eaten
through the intestines, letting the con-
tents out into the abdominal cavity,
producing inflammation and causing
death. One worm was found % inches
loup.u
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There will be an icc-cream social Mt
Sllane's restaurant, tomorrow friday
evening, under the auspices Of the M.
T.. Mite Socioty, for the benefit of Rev.
A. +. SVEN. A cordial invitation Is
extended to all, to be present; enjoy
themselves, and contribute to u worthy
cause.
While in Reed City yesterday, We
had pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
IloL't Allen, old time residents Of Lake
county, Ohio; the place Of our birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are among the pio-
neers of Reed City; and we were glad
to learn that they were doing well, and
getting ia position " enjoy comforts
Of life.
Tie General Managcrs-Gco. C..
Kimball, Of the c. 4 w. NJ. II. r., and
Sanford Kceler Of the +. 4 r. NJ, had
their heals together ut Baldwin, Tues
day. From what we can learn we
conclude that the present +. 4 p. M.
depot with perhaps some slight alter
alton Of platforms. &C., will be used no
n union depot, at least for the coming
Winter. The work of surveying will
probably extend as far north as Wolf
Lake or the Little ManIstee, this Fall.
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Why LCngCr GTOan

With pain and hug the delusion that
nothing can give you relief. There il
Il remedy that Is greatly priced for the
relief of tn" afflicted. 1t relieves pain
and aches in all forms, stimulate. the
digestive apparatus to more perfectly
,lo It's work, AZ you will not he suffering
with Dyspepsia and the long list of ills,
the results of tlisordcrcd digestion,
Dyscntcry, Cholera and Cramps. II
Is Ntmih0n's J0m0icn Gingtr 7.mic
dnd P,in C"re. In rheumatism Ncu-
ralgia, Sciatica, Bruises, Strains, &c.,
applied externally IL iscx'ellent. Price
% AMI 10 cents par bottle. Sold by
+. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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Our correspondent from Dist. No. ],
this township, writes us that f;ost has
killed buckwhcat and corn for several
settlers IN that hcighlorlioUl, willie
others have escaped.
The lecture 10y Mr.. .. r. Dewey, of
Reed City, last evening, was we'll" at
tended. Though not professional
lecturer; Mr.. Dcwey's effort was well
worthy the attention it received.
We learn that over one hundred men
nre engaged on the work Of clearing
over at the soutl, end Of the &. & w.
NJ. II. II. extension to Baldwin, amt
that grading logan, Monday.
Iur LilUe Ones & The Nursu,y for
September Is one of the finest editions
of that attractive periodical for Child
rem yet published. Tie Russell Pub
fishing Co., 80 l,romtield St., Boston,
publishers.
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Terms Of Circuit Court:

In pursuance of the statute In sucl,
case provided ! dp hereby fix and an.
point the terms Of holding the several
terms of Court within the Nineteenth.
Judicial Circuit of the State of Michi.
gan for the years loSl ami 1856 as fol.
lows:
Osceoia C6nny-First Monday Of Feb
rusry, third Monday of April. second
Monday Of July, and fourth Monday
of November.
Mason (Dunty-Third Monday Of Jam
nary, first Monday Of May. third
Monday of August, fourth Monday
of October.
Mtnistec COunty-Thirl Monday of
February, third Monday Uf MAY,
fourth Monday of July, second Mon.
day Of November.
Lake Counfy--F'irst Monday of Janu-
airy. fourth Monday of June, first
Monday Of November.
J. BYRON JUDKINs,
(frouit Judge.
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Keep IN mind the fifth annual Fair
of Lake County Agricultural Society,
Oct. 81, 18th and 5th.
Fl. NJ. and A. w. Newton, of East
Saginnw, were In town last Friday and
Saturday.
Alex. Dclong and wife returned
from their western trip, Monday even
ing: satisfied, we understand, that
Michigan IL the best spot after all.
a postal card received, requests us
to announce that Montague aud Ham
iltoii, (FroliIue Cp.) will I've in Bald
win, Friday evening of next week
pt. 7th:
There will be no service in MethO-
dist Hall, next Sunday morning. Rev.
a. +. Swem will preach ut Forman, in
the afternoon, and his farewell sermon
in the hail, ia the evening.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-08-30

SCiIooL EXAMINERS. AT n session of
Lake County Board Of School Exam
incrs held ut Baldwin, August 2Stl,
John w. Nicholson was elected Sccrc-
for the ensuing year. The following
resolution was adopted:
"Rcsolrrd. That we cordially invite
all teachcrs to attend the coming Insti-
tutr, to bc he'll ut Chase, commencing
Sept 18th next; for We believe that In
no other way can they gain n better
understanding to teacl, or more val
liable suggestions in theory and art Of
teaching than 10y regular and studious
attendance OH our Teacher's Insti-
tutes."
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Notice Of incorporation. 4

Notice is hereby given, that We, the UNDER
signed. legal voters residing within the ter
ritory hereinafter described, will apply to
the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Lake, OH the Sth day OF October, A. ID. 1888,
for an order Incorporating the territory here
inaflcr described into u Village, to bc known
~ the Village OF Baldwin. The territory
above named IL described ~ follows, to-wit
The south onc-hnf Gz) of the south one
half ca of section rhiriy-four (j+). In Town
ship Eighteen (is) North, of Range Thirteen
Ua) West, being the Township of Webbcr;
and the North one half co, and the North
One half Ga OF the South Onc. half ~ OF
Section 1nrec (i,, IN Township seventeen I7)
North, OF itsngo Thirteen ll3) West: being
the Township ol Pleasant Plains; all In said
county OF Lake, Michigan.
JOHN w. NICHOLSON q. w. SHANE
AUGUSTUS TUwSEn L. MCMAHON
GEO. =. TowSsESD Morr GLEASON
N. Is. BLOOD TIIOS. SMURrHwAIrE
j. ID. OAKLAND WALTER A. BURNAM
4. III. JACKsOS q. w. THOMSON
EMNErr tooN GKo. N. JONES
n. Is. kINNE RALrII IL. HOLLisTER
EDGAR CAMPBELL CuAs. X. RADCLtFFE
y. +. PHILLIPS
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Land for Sale.

The undersigned ofitrs for sale tho
North Half of the North West One
forth Section %, Town II North Range
II West Yates Township. One and
II half miles from school house. Four
miles from Forlnan, on +. & l.. NJ. II.
r.; 81 miles, from Baldwin. Excellent
chance To obtain u farm. Part plains
and part stump land. Terms reasori-
able. Enquire of
Chas. X. Radcliffe,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Piles.

In all Of the various forms are constant
companions of the Human race and
produce the utmost suffering and cause
many II person To commit sim If not
suicide. In Blind, Bleeding, Itching
Piles, internal or cxteral, Immediate
reliefcan he obtained by faithful use of
Ifunteice's rite SuPpOsif0ris with hot
water. Never'known to fail. Warrant
ell to cure. Price 80 cents per box.
Sold by f.. Campbell, Baldwin, Mich.
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Diabetes.

Are you troubled with thirst, Excess
i've and Frequent Flow of Urine, Pain
in the Loins aud Back aud Nervous
hess? These are some of the symptoms
attending Diabetes and Rright's Dis
case. DO not hesitate, hut get PR
metee's Dyspepsia, Didbctrs, Kidney
and Lircr Cure which will not only
cure you but tone up the system and
prevent Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
l,iliousn.ss, Liver complaint and all
kindred diseases. Only Sl.O0 for large
botties. SOLD by f. Campbell, Baldwin,
Mich,
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Tomorrow: the last day of'Summcr.
j. B. Holiday Is engaged painting
the hotel building of Mrs. A. Webb.
Rev. A. +. Sven has been quite
sick for several days.
Mrs. l.. A. Carpenter has gone on II
visit tn Icnawcc county.
No. ~, of Vol. !, of Illustrated IIorld,
IL one of the best nunibers yet issued.
&. w. Thompson has the thanks OF
the STAR office family for some nice
honey.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Gins.
Reynolds died and Was buried, oii Sat
urday, August 25th 1888.
Rev. John Morley conducted rclig
ious services IN Methodist Hall, morn
ing and evening last Sunday.
Rev. 4. F. Sven viii; deliver his fare
well sermon in Methodist Hall next
Sunday evening.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-08-30

TO NIL who are suffering from the
errors and iudiscreiions of youth, ner
vous, weakness, carly decay, loss of
manhood, &c., | will send recipe
that will cure YOU, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary In South
America. Send u self addressed envel-
Opc to the REv. JOSEPH Il. INMAN, Sta
ton d, NC,y York ClfU.
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Sprpld The Good News

And lot every one know the benefits
to he derived from the Use of Hirmeiee's 8
Flood Purifier. 1t thoroughly cleanses
the system from all humors. 1t Is u
sure cure for Scroflla, Erysipelas'
Chronic Sores, Tumors, Salt Ithcum,
and all diseases indicating an impure
of the blood. Price 100 per
Bottle. Sold by L. Campbell, Baldwin,
Mich
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RuDture..s

TO those suffering from Hernia or
Rupture In any of II various forms
and having tried MI the different kinds
"f Trusst's without relief, we say suffer
no longer, the Excelsior Rupture Cure
Manufacturing Company, Oglensl,urg
n. ", will guarantee a cure. Their
remedies tile RuI'rURE pIA~TER and
HEALING CoMround are n 1,os.frc cure
no surgical operation or detention from
brsiness. Send 8 cents for free
bDOk on Rul,ture which coutnins full
information. Sold by all Druggists.
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IMpoRTANT NorICE!- For the present
we shall @cll for ready pay Onty. This
we are obliged to do In order to get our
business settled up.
This means no tickets or no chdrg-
ing, until farther notice.
COoN, RUSSELL. & Go.
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SABBATH SCHOOL PIC-NIC.-We are
requested to announce that n union
lasket picnic Of Forman, Niryana
and Baldwin Sabbath Schools will be
held ut Crooked Lake, Tuesday, Sept.
4tl,; meeting ut the grounds, OH the
south west side OF tile lake, near Ran
dali place, at 10 O'Clock n. m. The
picnic will be under the auspices OF
the Forman S. School, and they will
make all arrangements such ms clearing
grounds, DC. There will I've boats on
tie lake, and swings, croquet sets, DC.
ing is the
PROGRAMME.
Introductory "A. Craig, Supt Forman
:. School
PRAYER. ............ Rev. a. +. SVEN
Singing. Forman =. School.
Remarks. IL. n. Gillc;, Supt Nirvana
s. School.
Song duet. Misses I.ida McDcrmand,
Mary RoXburgh.
Duties of teachers, &. K. Radcliffe,
Sup't Baldwin NJ. t. =. School.
Singing. By Baldwin =. School
Impr,n,ptu remarks, by Prominent :.
:. Workers.
singing, Bv Nirvana s. School.
Song. Forman -
BENEDICT N. ...... Rev. a. +. Sven
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1883-08-30

A Speciality of Nice, Fresh Butter,
direct from the best dairy portion of
tie State; also the best Ice Cream, Is
made ut G.. w. THoMPsON's,
West of The Occidental.
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The September number Of Htreno .
iog;cu Journal contains an interest.
ing illustrated article entitled "An Ill
inois Pioneer and Fills Associates'--
w. II. Davidson; will, portraits of
Lincoln. Shields, Douglass, Speed and
Gillespie.
Prof. Haskins, of Jackson county,
and Prof. L,,tt., of A!legan, are tn bc
the Instructors at the coming teachers
institute, to be held at Chase, com
mencing Monday, Sept. 17th. We
understand that teachers will he fur
nished board at reduced rates. -
Those who desire premium lists for
the ninth annual exhibition of Lake
County Agricultural Society may OBJ
tain them Of II. w. BelInny & Sons
Luther; the business houses, Chase; +.
ID. lacy, Nirvana; &. ii. Forman, For
man; at the business houses, Baldwin.
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Chase has II Larger Clothing Estab-
liSImcnt than amy place Of lis size.
Everybody will do well by calling at
onc-lrice Mammoth CLthing House,
llnse, Mich.
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NOTIcE.-TO Farmers Of surrOund-
ing country! ! am prepared to buy
your Fat Cattle; and will pay the
highest Cash Price for them! Let me
know as soon as you have them for
sule. AUG. e. GOEIiREND,
Baldwin, Mich.
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Those desiring to purchase the Royce
Reaper or Meadow King Mower, or
Repairs for the same, should apply to
ISAAC GRANT. Agent,
(husc. Mich.
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Notice.

NOLlce.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MIcn.,,
August auth, iss;.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
non To make final proof in sup ort of his
claim, and thaf said proof Will be made be-
fore County Clerk OF Lake County al baldwin
ON ,Snturddy, Sept. 29ti, 1883,
viz: Herbert II. Little, Homestead Entry
NO 's2s for the y. w. = Scc. 10, Town ~ North
OF Range u West. He names the following
witnesses TO prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation of, SAID land. viz: Em-
met Coon, OF Baldwin, George n. jones. 0i
Baldwin, Edgar Campbell, of Baldwin, r.. L..
Critics, Of Baldwin.
EDWARD STEVENSON,
II. giStpr.
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For School Books, Wall Paper, Oils,
Paints. Jcwelry, Drugs and Medicines,
go to the model establishment Of
IL. MATTHEWS Il Co.,
Chase, Mich.
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HHNn people are always on the look.
(AJINu out for chances 10 increase their
NM Nh earnings. and In time b. come
W 1Ol wealthy; those who do not I'M,
prove their opportunities re-
main In poverty. We offer q great chance e.
InHke money. We want many men, women.
boys and girls to work for us right In their
own localities. Any one can do the work
properly nom the irst start. The business
VIII pay more than ten times orciinniy wngcS.
Expensive outfit furnished free. M Onr who
engages fails to make money rapidly. You
can devote your whole time to the WORK. or
only your spare monlonts. Full information
and all that Is needed sent free. Address
SrINs0S & Co. Portland, Maine.
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BALDWIN, MICH THURSDAY, AUGUST 80, 1883

Mr.. We. Tutllc. Albion, Mich., says:
"l,rown's Iron Rit crs gives good sat-
isfaction, and meets with ready sale"
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Rheumatism Positively Cured

In the shortest time. Write for
free ~ page pamphlet on rheumatism,
to II. *. Hclpenstinc, Druggist, Wash
ington, d. &.
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Messrs. Partridge & Fruin, Laihgs-
bnrg, say; "I'rown's Iron Bitters gives
remarkable Satisfaction, doing all it is
commended To Io.u
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Trunks, Hats, Caps, Valises, Full
Line Of Furnishing GmnIs, can be had
at the one-Wice Mammoth Clothing
House, Chase, Mich.
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VOLUME xI.


TO OUR SUBSCRJBER&--An y
d,uun ucross this item wifh pen an l'.n-
cH xisy,ifcs M0f ,or', s"tscrlditM has
crpirsti, and a rcncrdi rsspcc9"U so
licifcd. ,.f
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GO~d Workingmen's Pants, Strong
Made, 81. Onc-price Mammoth Cloth
ing House, Chase, Mich.
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1875, 600 Acres in Central
Michigan, on Flint &
Pere Marquette
Railroad.

Good for Grain, Dairy, Stock
ani Fruit Farms, in
Saginaw, Gra,iot, Midland,
Clare, Isabella, Mecos,a,
% Osccoln, Lake. Ncwaygo,
Occana aud Mason Counties.
Good Soil, Cool Water, Healthy
Climate.
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Agents Wanted.

pJIRE TEAC Agents wanted every.
OnC Z "a , where tO sell teas Ia
largest stock In the country To select from;
qualities OF all descriptions nom the highest
imported 10 tho lowest grades; n large. dis
for us. Country store keepers, slrtIygists who
wish to se.l teas In sealed pound packages az
un cannisters, pttlers, and I'm fact nll wh,.
wish To obtain an honorable living by selling
teas shOuld write us for a circular. O,iDjaa
Anls,toin Tea To-, established In 1910.
l.. y. Box l2S7 Address,
RORT WELLS Presdt
43 Fcsey 81, New York.
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These lands are not located III
some far away wilderness, but in u
settled country, with schools,
churches, roads, market tcwrs, and
an intelligent and thrifty popula.
ton.
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Go to G.. w. Tl,ompsOn's for Choice
Groceries, west of the Occidental.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-08-25
THE NEW POSTAL NOTE.
PRESCRIPTION of the New Currency and
How It Will be used

All persons who have occasion to
SEND small amounts of money through
the United States mail will hail with
delight the advent of the new postal
note' fac-simile of which is printed
Delow. The date of deliverance from
the alternative annoyance of enclosing
small coins and bills, sent at the immi-
nent risk OF loss or theft, or the practi-
caily useless postage stamps in an en-
velope for transmission by mail will be
October l.
Inc Government has heretofore SOL
emmy warned the public not to put
Their money in envelopes. Under the
new system the country cousin can
Visit her postof1ice with S4.99, or any
lesser sum, and deposit the same with
! a Zee OF three cents. The country post
master will then punch three holes, as
above indicated, to the right of the
order, showing the dollars, cents and
dimes deposited, and two more holes to
the left through the month and year.
de will then atlix his stamp and sigma
ture and hand over the note without
requiring, as at present, the horoscope
and pedigree of the sender and receiver.
Atthe Philadelphia Post-office upon
the receipt of a duplicate from the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-08-25

country post Office the face amount Of
the note will be paid to bearer, the
bothersome old system of Identification
and Endorsement having been aban-
doned. Thus for the three months dur
ing which the note is good it will be
ready substitute for legal tender in the
towns both of the issuing and receiving
offices. The decrease in revenue from
the money order department by lower
ing the price of small order from ten
to three cents will doubtless be large.
The firms that are obliged either to
take postage stamps in payment for
orders by mail or else lose many of
their country customers will doubtless
receive the greatest financial benefit
from the postal note.
The law under which the note goes
into operation was passed at the last
session of Congress. When, last year,
the English Postmaster General, Faw-
cett, proposed the shilling postal note
to Parliament, its members laughed at
him as it had at Rowland Hills penny
postage. The ministerial majority,
however, passed the bill, and the de-
spised note became such q favorite that
it is now proposed to have a note for
fractions of a shilling. The system has
been found to be of particular benefit
to small tradespeople, farmers and
others who have small sums to transmit.
philadelphia Times.
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Convicts Exchange Personalities.

One of the queerest cases on record
developed itself to-day. Policeman
Garham Yesterday took captured con-
Wet to Huntsville penitentiary and re-
turned to the officers there. This morn
ing Garham, having nothing to do,
thought he would call up George Has
selmeyer, who had been sentenced at
the last term of the Harris County
Court to seventeen years in the peni-
Tertiary for DEMONSTRATING. Garham
knew Hasselmeyer, so when the con-
Wet who answered TO that name was
brought up he was astonished to find
that it was not the same person who
had been sentenced under that name.
The penitentiary Warden insisted that
it was the only Hasselmeyer confined
in the penitentiary, whereupon the con-
vict, seeing that further concealment
was useless, made confession. 1t
seems that James Kennon, who was
sentenced at the same term of court as
Hasselmeyer to three years, and Has
selmeyer were chained together, and
on the way to Huntsville Hasselmeyer
made the astounding proposition to
Kennon that they should change names
and terms, Hasselmeyer offering Ken
non 81 900 to work his seventeen years
sentence, while he should work the
three years sentence of Kennon. Ken
non accepted the proposition. When
Hasselmeyer's name was called at the
penitentiary and he was told to register
Kennon stepped forward and declared
that he was the man. AS neither the
Warden nor the guard who brought the
convicts to Huntsville knew the names
of the men the ruse was completely
successful, and had it not been for the
mere chance of Garham asking to see
Hasselmeyer, whom he happened to
know, it is something that might hap
pen at any time, and yet none of the
officers would be any wiser, as they are
not supposed to know the convicts per-
sonally until after they are registered
at the penitentiary. Hasselmeyer was
found on convict plantation working
under the name of Kennon. He had
been working outside of the walls, as
short-term prisoners are not so closely
confined and guarded as are those in
for long term. -Houston (Ter. Special
TO st. Louis Globe Democrat