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EDWARD LARSSEN'S
BENSON, Swift Co., MIMI,
iaaes ale DC bebite o. melt baarDIere
Sorier al Tro. Sch, Greer,
8nife, ReSoer % Ylauter;

8nlfe, Re0ber % Elauter;
besuocn foaesi stseuoC 8saer:
"Sauitreret Vetieosr for 9apeoprs
ieren, Blomiteruelmen % 5probrn8ersn'i
Grts Is Geuts. On eetit 500 ltrtper 9r.
3. 6, Gelipu, Green Gar, isis:
~-MeO Senipn til @Slluitreret &eileoer"
oil leg lice. at enolffpnt Ie9 bar Lett en- bel
Eel ont 0artueri / gngelit, iaa bar Ie8 ooa
alorig fuioet iaatneger 8pot iarnlnentr9ttai
/ iaa It0et &im. 3eres RetleoniHg / at aple
@reniager or rpperlig % be arfer al 6rp
ipm anbefales, CT for bet meite be %idrnIne, b
ef.cr lang Grfariug bar Inn0et De beolte ier
port alimnt. 8eres ristiae Gptegneiie Al
Dc paa pirtellg nDttige Wlrieteter at SSre rftaa
urre III tor getteIie pg Nptte for Aubegnn
oereH | SGoeoRienet, oa ban elers let fan
ioritnrres al ben WGigoe "9tpoelttes", lnnt
frembD0es % lpupriiest be Ilelte aatalogcr.
Seq er Ell "Martets Gardener" nie6 oper Is
Mars Grinrtra, men timber oog 3pget, iont
lor ftlg er Aint % al praftiif Nptte I
8ogen".
"YraMT Veiieonins | Sobatsacl
% 9obafsfobrifatipn". Gris IS Gents.
On 9anomauo / Salod, aitipu 60, Aiimu.
ltrtuer, at oenue lille BOG "a nit 5obafsirp
blplper ham til at fltnne aule o. f~abrifere a!
ben 8obnt, ban ielu % Ell uoren Spn brlger.
bptltet bepirter Ell 8elpdrelie fpr bant al
oper 20 Dollars om Naret.
"Volittffe Rpperc'', 8omebie mco
Sange ire Natter. 4riS 25 gents.
Sette or en- bumorihilfliatirl 1remitiaiua
al Trdl9beoerre | bort p~oiitlIfe, flrfelige p9
| {nfSfahnIt0a Otn ~, Nl~nnFto. -. q ~ - ntS
ira NfRno % aoinoer / Dc forltleaige 2tpa
lttain9er bar ie9 mootaget 3df % Hos for
oenue 8o9. Sra Sr. 81. Q. Sgrenicu, BON
me De 8erre, Grant 60, Ntinu., bar leg Mn
!a nootd9et fol9enoe uotaleIler ON nit
6re og min 8og:
"Gette CT lite ben ierite ORDER, leg bar
lenet 3em for 5rG: 6or uugle Nar iioen er
bolot reg Tor en- Dollar / SapefrB tiliigtliet
Bogen @Bolttilfe Gpoere". 3eres s5re bar
al bet alerbeolte Slags pa fan aabefales I'll
Gnbuer, Der gnlter at hape en- lmltt Saue
Bo9en bar moret mig o. mango 6lere; ben
bar 9aaet paa Gaatt, til Der i9Iten life eE
Silen ttlbage al Den rlt".
9e aubeialinger al nit 5re oa mine so.
ger, le9 htottl bar mpotaoet, uil uoglgre Ell
nte9et itor % tpt 500.
afeb iffe "Store||sSrs ener an=
Oct 8%a'nnelt 90 oaarlist Src, ioni
mobgoes til SpotpriS, meo patros
tiier CT 9anoSmano, bpiS Speaus
90 Sorretnin8 CT at apie 90 iGi8c
biot, bpao CT pirfelis eoot 90 pGr:
oifmtot al Src, eco, Greer, 9n'
feptanter, HeSSer oip.
Seup eiter Erisliite eler ieno Srore Itral
til
EnMAPnI APCCEM
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
FOR 80 CENTS eli seI.. Fl l,,t ts;s en-

bel Aar9an9 al "8otnoea o9 Sjemnet~ pg
4rGmiebpgen "@n Gpiiooe al en- 2@ges 2ip@,
al Warie Sopbie Sd]iuarB, til enbper al
"Tecorab Epiten~s 9lbonnenter. "apinoen
o9 Sjemmet4 be9paote Den lite San. 1891
i'm 4oe 9arguna uofommer en- @ang ON
Maaneoen rieb 20 tore Sioer % 4 Sauitras
tloner, % inbeboloer 8ina Tom funne uGre
al Snteresie for be l~tdnotnaoilte apinoer /
@nlerifa. @8pitoen og SIemmet" foiter so
Cts. pr. Nar, o9 bort 5ilbuo for 30 Gents
til "3ecorab.Y olteu"8 Wbonuenter CT altiaa
baip Gris os gi9lOer fun iii benz, Der
life bploer bort 8lao III, men tim for bet
FORTE Gar, for at ifaffe 8laoet ftprre llbbres
belle. Erepeuunrmer ienoeS irit. 5illfrip
Mrs. Sba 9anien, geoar Rapips, 3otpa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

Or. 81. &. SanDen, Mtinneapplis.
Minn.
SgiIt9rebe! Seq maa ienbe 9em Ell
taflemmelig Silin ior bet pr9gtige gp'
parat, oct eleftriite 8clte, iom jes upbs
tpe fra Gem. Seq iolte mig laa u'nad'
beli9 trns | alle mine 2enmer iaa mart
jeg ;ful6e rpre mig. Seq bar pGret
plaget al b~aarltg Sprpgielie pg
neural9iif &benmdtiSme og
8eres 8elte bar biulpet mig mere ero
no9en Meoicin: jeg CT 9anife friIt III.
Sea er iaa glao pper 8ettet Ipm ON je9
Itnloe bape mcbto9et en- tor Stat. Seq
tror at Gleftricitet, ipritanbigt a%npenpt,
er ct al NatureuS Dpperlte Sesemioler.
Set er Ipnt andre 2G9emioler | ben
Senieenbe, at BET mda anoCnoes paa Ell
lempelia Waaoe for at mebfBre 6elbres
Belle, Ser finoes en- bel 9el fpritieaise
eleftriite Setter, men ie9 mad Ii9e, at
BET iom tilpirfes al III. q. 8. Sanben
er bet beoite. G~tgaaenoc bette 8elte
fan iea iige iplgenbe: Set er fpuItrues
ret efter pibenIfabeli9e Grinciper, pg
ben lom ferit lelp FAR benpttet bet fan
trpgt o%ubefnle bet til andre.
8eltet er / % for Jig fOnitrueret paa
@runbla9 at p~ioeuifa6elige 9beorier.
Gleftriciteten CT fattiit ct pelgjprence pg
b~elbrebenbe Mibbel, p9 &arerne or Gr'
list os reoelist ,tiluirfebe. 8ette or
mint Grfariu9, pg &ciultatct al 8rlger
al 9eres eleftriife 8elte % for alt er
ies Gem me9ct for6iInoen. Seq pilbe
life mite nit geltc for no9en Tris bpiS
jes life fltnoe fiebe ct anbet i9ien.
2nifenoe Gem 9elb / 9eres 6oreta-
senbe, te9ner jes mig meb Ggtelie,
aTbeooore 3. &ragneIs,
Marts LOBE, 1891. GplfaT, @is
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

On mn Wenisbeo orgariicrebeS nplil
Olympia, @aih, of gait, 8. S'rOnoni
Ntenigbeoeu beiluttebe at trade / 5orbiuoelit
meo oeH foreHeoe airte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

Bait gberitao er talOet til aiblanO,
g8iscpnIin.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

Bait StetteSabl ItaI fstte fir
5ertille til Duluth.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

Den title 9ernbuter 8reore'
meHiabeo oriuer Ntisfon paa 10 arbeios-
fnarter meo 1874 Staiioner Alien, Atrtta %
anerita. Ge bar 299 NisiiouS-8 rpOrc %
Sgltre, sc i~nbfpots arbsioers % 400
SiGlpere.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

Misitonss3rGjt 81 gGs bar pGret
noe paa StilebapsfpIteu, men er retop nit
uenot tiIbdge. San n9ter at furtiGtte meo
iinc Seieg / Renia9eoerne til / Sum Wanueo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
Gnr Ianter pa Nerrer!

er BET BET bcbIte, iorOi bet bar bet tiers
feItc pg bebit fonitruereoe 8atteri, % CT
minbre fompliceret os mere befpent at
BRUCE END itpget anbet e~lettriif 8elte III
| Sanoelen; bet bar en iepn as beba9e'
fla Strom, iom fan sjgres it9rf elsr
nib eiter 8ebas.
81 far iI9r iunbet bet belbreoenoe !
gilfeloer Iom Gist, Npres ps 2eper-
~Snaoonm,c, baarlis 5uroeielle, rlerpes
Spaabeb, aambep, 0. |. b. % tan trp9t
onbefale bet iom cit iitfer % aloris let=
lenoe Sur for alle bisie GilfGlbe.-5 or
Gamfletter, meo &risliite, ItteIter pg
Inpisninger, beiss eller "TRIP til
The Sander Electric TO-,
Spurnal 8uitoins, AZ q 40 4tb ct. 9
Minuennplis. 0tinn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

Capital u%niperiitp, Sbio Spaos
oeus Sfole, bar / 8inter bapt 1j1 Stuoenter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
"YrasaW Weileonina / 9obatsapI

% apbdIaTnbrIInIlpTr". Kfls 10 0ellts.
On 9auomauo Salod, aitiou 60, Yfimu
l%trtper, at oenue lille BOG % nit 5obatsirp
blrlper ham til at fltnne aple % f~abrifere a!
ben 8obnt, ban ielu % Ell uoren Spn brlger.
bptltet bepirter Ell Belpdrelie fpr BAN al
oper 30 Dollars ON Naret.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
Sight Drafts.

The sight draft is an institution almost,
if not entirely, peculiar to this country,
and think myself it is one of the most
unfortunate of commercial customs.
know one man whose signature is good
for almost any amount, but who will
never honor sight draft.
If he is notified that one has been
drawn on him he promptly RENTS by
certified check or bankers draft and lets
the sight draft go to protest. AS result
his credit has been ruined at one hundred
banks and his rating is comparatively
bad.
1t is utterly unjust to condemn man
for refusing to honor one Of these instru-
ments, as they can he drawn upon with
out any reason whatever, and without
the slightest evidence of Indebtedness.
Banks have again and again agitated
the question of refusing to accept draft
for collection without prepayment of
charges; but this has not been done, and
at the present time money is actually
lost in this branch of the business.-St.
Louis Globe-Democrat.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
Reunion.
DELAYED.

u.
The survivors of Co. II. 10th Michigan
Regiment, held their third annual reunion
at Lieut.. John @. A. Cooks on Thursday,
Sept. II. 1t was quite largely attended by
the surviving members of the company and
other comrades, together with their wives
and children, friends and neighbors. After
bountiful dinner served by the ladies, the
following program was carried out: Adj
dress of welcome, Lieut.. John Q. A. Cook.
This was responded to by Dr. Fox, of Ban
croft, who with an eloquent address review
ed the services of the company in manner
highly complimentary TO its members.
President John Banks then introduced the
orator, Maj. Z. n. Cook, their first captain
Following this was an original poem,
thirty Years Ago." by Miss Fannie Cook.
The music for the occasion was furnished
10y the Bancroft Cornet band. On motion
OF Lieut.. Cook, the band, together with
the wives and children of the company,
were made honorary members. They then
decided to hold the next meeting at Mai. z.
N. Cooks and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President. John Q. A.
Cook, vice president, John G. Sevey, treas
nrer, Mrs. j. Q. A. Cook secretary, Miss
Fannie Cook. They then adjourned and
spent the remainder of the day in telling
war stories.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
Hunts Business Pointers.

Celery. the best i'm the city, at Hunts.
Fancy mixed spices for pickles at Hunts.
Albion flour at Hunts.
Apples of all kinds wanted at Hunts. He
pays the highest prices for nice fruit
Fine butter wanted at Hunts. He always
pays the best price for fancy butter.
Eggs wanted at Hunts. Highest price
for nice clean, fresh eggs.
Hunts Perfection Blend" coffee at SOC
beats anything for the money you ever saw
Try it.
Hunts ''Mountain Java" coffee is always
good, the best coffee that can be sold for 35c.
Try it.
Hunts palace" crackers are always ten
der and fresh. Try them and compare them
with other kinds and you will see the differ
ence.
Pig pork, the finest thing you ever saw,
not too fat, and elegant for cooking with
beans Hunt sells it.
Smoked Halibut, nice and thick, at
Hunts.
Trout extra nice large fish, only SC per
pound at hunts.
Hunts cod fish is the genuine article and
is always good.
Ely Killers" Hunt has them, they last
life time and kill more flies than anything
you ever saw.
.Whitefish nice and large, only SC per
pound at Hunts.
''Git Thar Eli' tea dust is better than any
40c leaf tea. Don't be afraid but ask Hunt
for sample and try it.
Hunts "Gold Medal" -four at coo is the
best flour you ever had for the money.
If you want an extra nice flour try the
Saginaw "Our Flour" Hunt sells it.
REX Wheat" for breakfast dish is i'm
mense. Hunt sells it.
Pure ground spices are now in demand.
Hunts Penang spices are the strongest
you ever saw. Call and see them and you
will be convinced.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
STATE OF MICHIGAN, lsc
COUNTY OF SHIAwASSEE. %

l. A. ID. Whipple cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief. A. ID. WHlPPLE,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this LIST
day of October 1891. John @. Van Camp,
Notary Public.
Correct--Attest: II. SALISBURY,
CHAS. II. RIGLEY,
ID. M. ESTEY.
Directors.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02

No question about it. We have the
best line of Overcoats for fall trade ever
brought in this city and prices the low
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
About Sailing n sloop.

The slOOp diners from the "cat" essen
TALLY. A ca boat is propelled by driving
sail only; the sloop has both driving sail
and pulling sail, for she carries, in addi-
ton to the mainsail of the catboat, a
hcadsail called the lib" The mainsail,
as ypu know, tends to "luff' the boats
nose into the wind, but the jib has the
reverse effect and tends to force the bow
off and away from the wind. These
sails, If properly proportional, cause the
yacht to keep straight course, to steer
easily and to sail without burying her
head; for the jib lifts the bow, and the
mainsail, being set back near the middle
of the boat, does not drive her "down by
the eyes," as does the sail of catboat.
In sailing a sloop, however, great care
must be exercised, for this little iib is a
treacherous sail and will lead you into
trouble if you do not understand its
hayward tricks.
The rules for sloop sailing are briefly
these: Before "going about" cast off the
jib, before coming to anchor or rounding
up to a moorlng lower the jib, when a
squall strikes cast off the jib. In fine,
get rid of the jib first and work your
boat with mainsail alone in all emer-
gencies that occur when sailing to wind
ward. In running before strong viii
a reefed mainsail and full jib give tho
best results, and sloops are better than
catboats when running free, because the
jib counteracts the tendency to huff, to
steer hard and to roll, all of which traits
are ever present in the frisky catboat.
Observe one rule at all times when
sailing sloop: Never fasten the jib so
that it cannot instantly be cast off. Fas-
tened jib sheets cause nearly all the cap
sizes which occur in sloop sailing.-F.
w. Pangborn in st. Nicholas.
Spectacles or longs.
They tell good story of Chief Justice
Peters, of the supreme court of Maine,
one of the brightest and wittiest orna-
ments of the bench in that state or any
other.
While the judge was still practicing
lawyer he had for a client farmer
named Hanscom, who, though he was
well past middle age, had the notion not
uncommon among Maine farmers of his
age that he was as young as ever and
could hold his own in a moving field with
the best of them.
One day the farmer came into the
judges Office to look at some papers
which had been drawn up for his sigma
ture, and as he picked up the first one
he began to adjust it in the manner
sometimes spoken Of by those who use
glasses and mislay them as ''telescoping"
The judge noticed the action and, see
ing that the farmer was holding the
paper pretty well at arms length, re-
marked pleasantly:
"Your eyesight seems to be failing a
little, MIR. Hanscom. "You will have to
get pair of spectacles."
"Not bit of it," growled the old
farmer; mot bit Of it. My sights as
good as it ever was. Ishan't want 'speu-
tacles' for a good many years yet"
"All right" said the judge; you'll
have to get pair of tongs then."-De-
troit Free Press.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoria.

sell the best grade of coal for domestic
purposes. Don't forget it when ordering
your supply. ALBERT TODD,
Office, Corner Washington and Cass SITS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
James Russell Lowell.

The great trees murmur at the midnight hour;
The birds in silence wait;
A soul is passing TO the Fount OF Power
Elmwood is desolate.
Lover OF nature, lover OF his race,
Learned, and true, and strong;
Using for others, with SURPRISING grace,
The matchless gift OF song
When clouds hung darkest in our day OF pain,
He prophesied the light;
He looked adown the ages for the reign
OF Brotherhood and Right.
Proud OF his country, helping to unbind
The letters of the slave,
Two worlds their wreaths OF honor have en-
twined
About an open grave.
Great in his simple love of flower and bird,
Great in the statesman's art
He has been the greatest in his lifting word
To every human heart.
He lived the lesson which Sir Launfal guessed
Through wandering far and wide
The giver must be given in the quest:
He gave himself, and died.-Sarah X. Bolton
In New England Magazine for October
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
WICkING g. STCRRER.
Hustling Clothiers.

We have secured the services of Mr..
Thos. Fishburn, of Detroit, for our Owes
so market, who has the reputation of
being one of the finest meat cutters in
Michigan. We solicit your patronage.
Come in and get acquainted.
WEBB g. HUNTLY, ITO Main st.
Fine veal outlets aud chops. Try us.
WEBB & HUNTLY, ITO Main st.
Editor-in-Chief Ito managing editor)-'I
understand that James has resigned"
Managing Editor-''James has abdicated,
sir not resigned. James you know was
Office boy."-Jury.
Every Friday and Saturday, nice fresh
White Fish and Trout. Remember the
place. WEBB & HUNTLY, 10 Main st.
We aim to keep the choicest meats,
the neaiest and cleanest market, conse-
quentlv YOU will enjoy trading with ns.
WEBB & HUNTLY, 10 Main St,
Don't forget that we sell both hard and
soft wood at the very lowest cash price. Ii
you want winter wood call and see us.
ALBERT TODD.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
Probate Order.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, [
CnTrNrrV on CuIAuA sSrr

OOUNI1 Of SHlANASSEE. \
At q session of the Probate Court for said
County, holden at the Probate ONCE, in the
city OF Corunna. on Monday, the 2Sth day OF
September, in the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and ninety-o one.
Present, Matthew Bush, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Catherine Col
Inns, mentally incompetent person.
James 5. Mcbride as guardian of said estate
comes into court and represents that he is now
prepared to render final account Us such guard
ian.
Thereupon il is ordered, that Monday, the Goth
day OF October next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said account
and that the heirs at law Of said Incompetent per-
son and all other persons interested in said es-
tate, are required to appear at a session of said
Court then to be holden ut the Probate Office in
the city of Corunna and show cause, if any there
be, why the said account should not be allowed.
And it is further ordered that said guardian
give notice to the persons interested in said
estate, of the tendency Of said account, and the
hearing thereof by causing n copy of this order
to be published in THE TINES, q newspaper
printed and circulated in said county of Sha-
wassee, for three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing
MATTHEW BUSH,
Judge OF Probate.
"A true cony)
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02

DO not forget that the b. ~ b. shoe store
Is always open at o'clock in the morning.
The Alma driving park association will
hold its first meeting Oct. ID, IA, Is, Offer
ing purses amounting to $675. Send to j..
IL. Arnold, secretary, for entry blanks and
program.
Titus meat market is now open with
choicest kind of meat of all kinds. In Odd
Fellow block, 121 E. Main st. If
The two tramps sent to the Detroit House
OF Correction last week for vagrancy were
refused admission and so were set at liberty
going to Canada. They were sentenced for
30 days-the limit of the law-and no pris-
oners are received at that institution for less
than 60 days.
List of letters remaining uncaled for at
the OwOsso pOstofice for the week ending
Sep. 26, 1891: 3. S. Weber (2), Mrs.
Sarah Jane Sinclair Mrs. Lide Gray, w.
L. Dinsmore, Emma Clark, Prof E. Coop
er,T. A. Handy, Carrie Bryant, Mrs. Clar-
ence Ward, VIM. Holmes, Mary Van Holdt,
Bertha Whitney, Arthur GLADDEN., Blanche
Hill, w. +. Sickel, Clayton Thomas, VIM.
Russell, Mrs. Lottie Brown, Geo. N. Per-
kins, James Nixon, Howard Bros, Alva
Kitchen, Henry Thomas. Drops: ID. Mich
OILS, James Hammond.
The largest and most complete stock of
fine millinery in the county is to be seen at
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle's, Wesener Block, up
stairs.
j. r. Thomas, whose early home was in
lonia county, Michigan, a graduate of Ionia
high school and of the University of Michi-
gan class of 80, and who taught for several
years in Michigan schools, died at Delta,
Colorado, June 81, 1891, of consumption.
Mr.. Thomas went to Colorado three years
ago for his health. Although without
great physical suffering, he has been looking
forward to the end as near, since the first
attack of hemOrrhage in May, 'S7, and was
prepared. He leaves wife. formerly Miss
Ella Sherwood graduate of the Normal,
and Michigan Observation-Disclosures Prof.
Thomas will be remembered as the princi-
pal of the OwOssO high school in 1884.
During his brief stay here he made many
warm friends.
Wanted. Girl to do housework Inquire
or Jos. AMOS, Exchange st.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02

Attention is called to the new adj. of the
Michigan s. Nj. d Organ Company, on first
page, inviting you to the grand opening of
their fine new Temple of music at 207 N.
Washington Street. There will be mag
nticent display of embroidery made up and
in process of making on the White machines;
music in abundance, and pretty souvenir
for every one. 1t will be an opening week,
from Oct. 9TH to 10th.
Mrs. p. II. Barnum's colored butler and
her white maid have eloped.
w. V. Robbins does all kinds of bicycle
repairing. Give him call.
Mrs. Geo. Sprinkle invites you and your
friends to call and see her fine millinery
before buying, and she will be sure to please
you as she wants your trade. Wesener
Block, up stairs.
WANTED. for "Mary, the
Queen of the House of David, and Mother
of Jesus" by Rev. A. Stewart Walsh, ID.
d., with an introduction by Rev. Il. Dewitt
Talmage, ID. ID. Liberal commission and
exclusive territory. Agents earn from $3 to
$40 per day. Write
F. WIELAND,
Pontiac, Mich.
For SALE.-House 72S West Main street.
Enquire at residence. Mrs. G. Z. Hill. ~
w. V. Robbins does more bicycle repair
ing than any one else in the county. Prices
reasonable. Give him a call.
Fertilizing salt for fall sowing on wheat
will increase your crop largely. Try it.
For sale by G. j. STUART.
SO copies of THE TIMES and SO copies of
the Detroit Tribune for %.25.
Bargains in wood at the yard of the Estey
Manufacturing Co.
Justice Webb, of Melbourne, Australia, is
dead of the grip. The disease is raging
there.
''Maggie's secret" This is something new
for removing stains of all kinds from the
finest fabrics, laces, ribbons, silks, etc.
Hunt sells it.
Every woman in the country is requested
to call at Hunts and get package of per-
fumery free.
Capt. Gustavus A. Hill, u. S. A, retired.
died at San Francisco, Sunday, of pneu-
monia.
See our elegant line of neckwear. Do
you wear one? Call on US.
WICKING &c STORRER.
We do as we advertise. Sell clothing
cheaper than any competitor.
wICKlNG & SToRRER.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
How to Remove a Particle from the Eye.

How to Remove a Particle from the Eye.
Take horsehair and double it to make
a loop. If the particle can be seen, lay
the loop overit, close the eye gently and
draw out the loop. 1t will nearly always
bring the object with it. If the par
ticle cannot be seen, raise the lid as high
as possible and place the loop on the ball,
widely extended, then close the eye and
let the ball be rolled about a few times,
after which draw the loop as before.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-10-02
hunters. Attention.

To parties of three or more travelling to-
gether, the T., A. A. * N. M. Ry will sell
round trip tickets at greatly reduced rates
on the following dates To upper PENN
sula points from Sept. 20 to Oct. 25 inclus-
i've; to lower peninsula points from Nov. 1
to Nov. 25 inclusive; tickets will be good to
return until Nov. 80. Dogs and guns will
be carried free and stop-over privileges
are allowed at any point on our line
or connections north of Farwell. For in
formation as to rates, routes, etc., call on
any agent of this company or address
w. III. BENNETT, G. p. A.