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Cedar Street. He can supply your
tables better than any store.
Charles L. Dewaele. Attorney at
Law, OF Grayling, made us n pleasant
call last week, He was on his way
to BAY City on legalbnsiness but stop
ped over here one train to see some
friends. - West Branch Democrat.
For first class photographs call at
8. e. Odell's sstndio, ppposite the
court house. Views speciality, prices
reasonable and satisfaction guaran-
teed. II.
Mrs. Russell has the Millinery goods
of Mrs. Mitchells at her residence 10
the rear of the DEMocRkr office,
which she will sell below cost.
Workingmen will please take notice
that have just received full line of
working shirts, at As cents. Pants for
Boys at 40 cents, and good working
pants for men for Sl.O0. Boys suits
81, so. All at Max Lewinsons.
Supervisor Aebli, of Blaine. has kind
ly come in to help the AVALANCHE Of
flee through with big press of work.
Being a first class printer, he is han
dy man to have in the copnty~-for us.
We understand that, some policy
holders in the Farmers Mutual Insur-
auce Co., are cenceiiing their policies,
on account of the second assessment.
We believe it is mistake. The com-
pany will grow strong with age, and
though it may be a trifie expensive at
first, 1t is cheaper than no insurance.
have few packages of imported
Sugar Beet Seed, for distribution to
farmers in this vicinity, who will com.
ply with the wishes of the experiment
station regarding its culture, and re-
port. T. 10. PALM ER.
James White of Denton is a much
elected man. In the election Monday
he came up on the stump and captur
ed the Office of SuperyhorT Clerk, and
another one. Not cai1ng to sit on
the board alone, he will take the SUI
pervisorship and leave the other of
fees for others who were not so fortu
nate. RIOS Ne,oS. m
Ny words but poorly express my
gratitude to friends and neighbors for
the untiring care and kindness OK.
tended to my wife and myself. during
her long illness. The loving kindness
of all did much to alleviate her severe
suffering. and will be ever remembered
and appreciated.
FRED. L. BARKER.
Rev. j. w, Fem attended the 25th
anniversary of the G.. A. r. organiza-
ton which was fittingly observed al
Grayling Monday. Mr.. Fem gave his
old comrades some war talk which no
doubt pleased and Interested them.
| West Branch Herald
Alma College was presented before
the Presbytery by Rev. A. T. Brinskie,
of Saginaw. The college has made a
fine record for the three years and a
half it has been in existence. The
number of students enrolled for the
past year are 217.. The College, Pre-
paratory. Music, Art and Normal and
Training Departments are in full
operation. The library. contains over
10, 900 volumes. Mr.. Polasky has just
given the college his valuable Law
library, worth $4,000. The reading
room is well supplied with standard
periodicals not only Of this country,
but of England. The Ladies Hall is
under the able difectiou of Miss Gel
ston. Ladies room in the hall, and
Gentlemen and Ladies board there.
Superintendents and Boards of Edu-
cation will boswell to write to j. w.
Ewing, Secretary of the college, OF
Miss Cuddebac ok in, regard to securing
trained teachers fof Primary land
kindergarten schools. The prospects
of the college were never brighter
than at the present time. For cata-
lugues address: Prof. J. w. Euing,
Secretary. ~,r
A full line of Mems Working Pants
for 'Sl.o0; Working Shirts As cents
Boys Pants 40 cents; Boys Suits al
$3.50. The best Suits ever offered be-
fore at $500. All these bargains to be
had at Max Lewinsons', next door to
the Post Office. rk
DrED-At her home in Frederic,
Sunday, April12, MAY N. Barker, aged
A years, months and 20 days. Mrs.
Barker, with her husband, Fred. l..
Barker, was one of the early pioneers
of this section of the state, haviul
lived at this place for a time, and fol-
the past IL years at Frederic. She was
an earnest, active woman, whose
friends were numbered simply by the
number of those who knew her. More
than n wear ago she was attacked with