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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18


Stats Of Colorado. Coun,y 81 rhillits. -
giienJ Dewey. Plaintiff, ". iia,rs. AIM.
f'r,ns hnsl t.oigr lark, Defendants.
IllL pfDft EGfrilEhrATE on COLORADO
To Horace AfnHiruna anil tir,ff- u clark III.
d'faaiiah'a nis',r nnIn-'i, ',fotingi
Ven arr hereby rslrir-' ~ riip.-lf In m action
bff ngli erain.f tun iiy the nis,tr nan.i Ilnlni-
III " The r'iunli o'nf' 81 Phillip. rnniy. state
within iNinis dn't niiur iha -.fyi.s i.fe.f. VI
F"r''-l within hi. -nn'y tor fs.f,e. .It ~ thl.
county, m u, inhlirniun. vi hin N I u dn,r
after VI" r-r,lrs hsf~"f exclusive ~ III. do ~
srr, .r.i ar Judgment h, ilsfhnit ~,il be- ial IN
rksln.i ,,i hreot,iinr g. tie pfn,ft 1T the r,r.
t'sihfias " n cop II ~. compliant In tho
aisr- rhiitI'-l nrfinn ir nat s.fTfti With ibis
.iiinia"i.s. 81 " The seft,-- hsrupf H. made mi
~ the state, iisn ten .lny- n,iilitiunsi 10 tho
iitn" l'f-innlo,r y-rihsi f"r nipn6frpcr and
nn.srf VIII " allowed irfata The iaiing IL
Iu.is1srs, b, ,i-fapi NJ Aforesaid
1lln all aiiisn u hIursAi H. r-uter the sun
HttHmv with lnirflsf tHs.4 aud aiiornrys frr.
~ urr erfisin irHnise,ry n.in dated Anr,isi inti
lss- executed and delivered iiy the .ail iiur.er
Armstrong "a iliis t,lnlh'iil, and 10 fnf.cln., ans
rs'tnin usififlsr ~ H.~ ~ ~, = tnnt l1W In
lhlis .saniS '"luni'ln .ks-ni.i nn,i .lrl, lrt,si
10 iil".hih iinrare Nfutif,,ng ~ TIL. plnln,lti
10 -rn'r the i,r,n'r', II .aid nat. ~. WI mn,r
nifr-.f finn III. complaint in sail nriian n
which rfsfrnsr T. is Ins,lrt
Ant ,ou arr hereby notified that II You f,l, n
nlfshr hni 10 nnsssf il- shid r1inuja,pt a,
nif,,o ielnits'. ~" .hii lihiniiN Will tale do.
fa,ilt and ln,';usni n. laal,d Ter.
,il..h under ~, hand and ~. ,.ni ~ our raIl
roun', rnoH u, Ilnl,"ir IN said county. tiih inii
irt,iil WM.c ROBINSON, cir,k.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18
uvcklln.s AnnioA SAW.

Tho bcst salve In thu world Tor cuts,
bruises. rofcr, ulcers. salt riientn. fever
sofss, tcttcr, chopped hands. ciilblains,
corns, aud all skin eruptIpns. and pobi.
tivcly cures piles, or no psy required. II
Ia guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 20 cents per box.
For sale Al Tie City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18
lfirst publication Jul, si.l No. ssi
Notice for Publication.

land OFFICE AT STERLING, LOIlO,,l
July II l6as
Notice Is hereby given that the followin ing named
~ settler Ina filed notice OF his intention TO
make final proof In support Of his claim. and
that said proof will lie made before clerk Of
district court, Phillips comfy, Colo, at Hel.
yoke Colo, on Sept g, lsa3. viz:
WILLIAM j CRUZAN
Hid T. No s3si for the no u sec 10 tips n r u "
He names tho following witnesses to prove HE
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
Grfren Guernsey nf Holyoke Colo.
Almond Guernsey =" +"
Samuel d Goddard ="
Hans o'BcrY I"
H. T. TEDNON Rev,star
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18
sttENtfy.s sALE.

~ sieclal r5spuilon irs,,ssi OUT " Tho count,
court u Phillips county t'olo,. July ". iNa and
n me Hs .itssin directed IN favor " James N
brown AMI Rkninst thstlrs n Chowh and Anna
t.hown fo. tbs suni ~ son.ii ,ia,rns,~ and
elDN costs and Arcr,iinH rseis, 10 pNtItfy the
sioye n,no,n!. am commanded 10 sril ihs foi
ihr 40 a VI s~r " ani tho u II s.v \. ot 80
~ tpSh N " Ut the 4 pm In tbiiiiw roun,y
golg. wlliYn Monday ~. 2sth daS II August
auction NJ thu ieur ~ o'rlok h Il, II ALI, I'M
n the front dnpr " tho ronti hniisc IN Uoi,oLr'
Colo, TO the Highest aud best bidder therefor
nstsd thi. july ~ ~ XII
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18
SUMMONS.

s'n'e Of colorado. County u ptililp-. ~.
IN the County t'ouft,
iir.'wuoni ~ Nathan l. nre. d.ceas,,i. ulnintiI,
W, L,tn u. Duip'n, UcUfse W burton nml
hhifrw llnrsry, pnt'nrts lgina bti-lnra- under
John. on. ,i-fnn,lhnta.
~. I,r1rll, ~ Tiik Starr ~ Talon 40, 10
+i.n " lh'lp,p, 'irpfrsi w iiuti'n md tiiifrw
' nfft't rHftn'fs hninp tHlairas. under ,l,,I
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18
nIlNlnlnNs
SUMMONS,
h,"ir OF colorado. conni, ~ Phillip. 20.

h'nir OF Colorado. touhi, ~ Phillip. 10.
Dag,.l \ kml@ll, Plaintiff ". ri,ari"a h. iiinl,
nhh William ", tt,vn.r pufendsn,l,
rilE rkOrLE OyTUL IN NftOTIOi Du,Do
Al, To hatl. " Halt nnd William VI trDv hrf
W. h"isndanis hln,r nansI, Irrtinrf
You AZ hsrs'p rrinlrei Hpl,snf w m action
i,nnalii hsii'ln.i iuu ~ ~" hlrrs nnmoi ulnln'.
Wy " The ,nuh't san,i ~ Ihllllps c,sin,t tia,n
81 nlotnlu ami nn-s,r the r'.nil,inin, ,itfrib
within iNrnib dh,a after Tho service hr,r,f, ii
ssr,tr within this reph,,t ur. " s.ftrd uni III
uis ranh'i. ~ Va puiilichiim. within ihiti ,n,s
alter the srfsir. hef'-,f eSrusiy. ~ lilo ia, ~
srs1ir.! ~ lndfin.n' W default VII l- ihlrn
heait.t tou nrr"f,iinr ~ The prayer ~ lin spu.
ulaihl. an! " r"pl ~ TN anjis ~ lin
n'rpte rnfi'ln'l hsii"h ,r baa sp,-l With ,Iis
summons, ~ v Tho service lrisnf ir NAL. uai
~ fhis sinfr then isp da,s additional Ia tLe
Time hrrinabosr .l-sils fnf appearance. tn,t
sh.~ef will In allowed is,i,s. The tsIj,u al
Judgment by ,irfapli nA nf,,psai,l.
llm estu hitioi 10 bfopriS "a ft-sotrf tho spe
al tHnhW v lth ihirtrst tat.s and n totneia fsns
en- oie certain rr,fni--orp noia dn,rI Ans mi
-. rfrruinl nni dell trfrsi ~ tin sHid llniini
v. Hrh =" HE il1iniiii. AMI 10 f,irrlns ,lin
s.sinln ihn'i y ~ ~ ~ &c ~ rom ~ M
~ 't' sa'd hattie v HAT "a this nisin,ir 10
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18

lfirsi Publication Aug u. isaa-l No. sss
NuiirB for Publication
Land Onics ~ sterling. Colorado.
Aug y. i0aa.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following.
~ named settler has nicd notice of his 10.
tsntion 70 make anai proof IL supper J. d bis
~. sma 'hcs said rscot VII = s,sss p.
county Cello. ~ hoiyokr Colo on sept. " ~
ANDREW q cAUBLE
I'D No s7ta for thu s.w Y sec % tpinr av
lie unmes the following witnesses 10 provs
". continnohs residence upon aud caltivA
ti"n az, said land, viz:
t NS.s,' ! s = os,.v o.. "olyoss. C:is
Archi~ .. lurdettr /" I"
UvOOHc u roc ="
n rvuSnv w....s~.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18
ON PATENTS
HOW TO GET TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS FOR NOTHING.
xhs Winner has Clear CIT Of email
fertuat.. aad tie Losers xavs
PATENTS that may Bring them In
Ntill Mora.

WOuldyoh like to make twenty-five hundred
dnllsrsf II you would, read carefully what fol-
lows and yoa may 500 way to de Il.
Tho Press Claims Company devotcs much
attention to patents. II has handled thousands
Of applications for inventions, but II wsuld
like to haitlle thousands more. There Is plenty.
OF inventive talent ut lnrEe In this country
needing nothing hut encouragement to p,oduco
practical results. Thatcncouraso mont the Press
Claims Company proposes to give.
Net ~ Hard IN II Seems.
patent striker most people IN an appallinRly
formidable thing The hca 10 that an inventor
must 10 natural genius, like Edison or Bell /;
TINT o must devote ycnrs to delving In complica-
tod mechanical problems and that hc must spend
y fortune On delicate experiments before he can
eeta nov device to apatcntnble dcgroo Of pcrfco-
ton. This doluSion tho company desires to dispcl.
10 10 tot into tho head OF tho public clear
comprehension OF tiv fact that II Is not tho great
compiox, anu expensive inventions that bring
inc nest returns TO thcir authors, bat the little
simple. anu cheap ones-the things that secm 20
aosuroy tnvnl mat tho avernge citizen would
teei somewhat asfamea OF bringing them 70 the
auentioh OF tho fHtont Oiice.
hsison ssys That the profits he has received
from the petsnn ON ALL marvellous inventions
nave not occn suhicient to pay the cost OF his ex
pefimonu. hut tho man who conceived the idea
Oh iastcninT DIT OF rubber cord to childs ball,
sothat would came back to tho hand when
tnrown' made fortune out OF his scheme. The
modern sewins-'nachine Is miracle OF ingenuity
tile product OF the toll OF hundreds Of busy
piains through a hundred and nifty years. but tho
whoie brilliant result rests upon the simple de-
vice OF putting tho oye OF tho needle at the poin
Instead o. At u,e Other end.
Cs.,., my sai""nie'
,"". N" i"oP'o resaru themselves
49,. " ". "' "'n'os' s'cr'oay mas ncen
""SA, s'"n' "ia' Ut a""'"e'' win iueas That
,.'..' e.'u.'eu " U'"ec some OF mo niue
",.."'., " nv os"ahs sue" i"e""a rs dismissed
..,.,'" 's s.',. ~, '""usn'.
W." uon uc Ia,ir~" company mike it's
..',.,. y na. ."es can oe s'ia up nha down
%u. "icA~ns inc r.Sso"scrH' backs!' cx-
.a. A.. ,"o ua'eior were running the road
.W,, ," "a.o ~. mem IN sue" way.
,,;,.;ass,,, o - ',~' ''aue ms saucepan
49, ' Wv. e'oN' ne never haa
Inv 4, o.,vh, 20 ha,. - St" "' A""""
-, ~
,~h,, \. a.. ~. ,,sssIs... ..': o". u'e man
- ~ ,.s wen IN the puai-
maze buttons .aa' wouldn't alp out. or
"s" a, o ~, .. s'use oa' tue Dack OF my neck.
,,.a;. ..,"s . a.' s.o1s sonc,.m forget about
~. ,...N ss o.s,n 70 'nins OF something
49, .oa.a -, "o"n At 'ie next eonven-
-. .s',s p.. uc. 'ue1s A'H'at car WIN
~, II. s ~, nv e"''ar buttons into prach
GA ,,a.s.-," ~ "ps ~. patents. ue' fAisht
,n.a ..s"i.H..,s, ~" ss ucn,.hy o. IN"
,... ~, ,..,..., AZ, n "'orcii" r'hs' VT 'he
$500 q r.% Wv nn pa..'e'
~"
idcas and scc whnt there is in them, the Press
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18

tiirt publication July slth. 1885,, kosss
Notices for Publication.
Land once ~ Startling Cole.
July -. isps.
Noticr H. hereby given that The following
~ nAatssl se!tier has aled nUttca Of Ma In
cialm and that said rfUot will ~ made ~
foye risrk of district court rhtilipa couHiy,
Colo. ~ Hslyokr Colo, On Aug. y Isaa, vas,
WILLIAM LOvtTT
Id Y No s1w for the nv Y 80 y IN rev
~ nM,nce the following witnesses u prove.
Ills ron tinWOus frsidehcU utpn ami uuilivs.,
tioM ~, said land, VIII
August Newman II nnstun Cojo
John n virgins
John y. Andersen d"
Samuel warren Z"
u . TkDMoN. Register.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18

The New York Recorder, n paper of
wide ciicmlatinn, has como out in favor
of the free coinage Of silver and is doing
good work Tor tho white metal. There
There seems to bs "a general awakening
In tho east on tho silver question md
demands are coming in from Nil sections
OF the country for speeches from the
many able advocates OF free coin age. Let
tho good work 60 on.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18

DcWi,ts Witch IIas-l saive raf~~ piles.
Dcwitt's Witch Hazel snivs raes burns.
Dewiit's Witch IIassi saiv~ rurr- som..
D~wiits Witch Hazel Naivc cure. uIrss,,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18

BEATTY'S PIANOS an" ri. ol W.s' y. q. !,
S,l5 ,nsr, Address Daniel " BEATTY,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18
Ne sis.k. q. 1Hl. c..peti.i...

This is comprtition Of rather an unusual ma
turr. II Is common to offer prize for the b-~t
story. OF pictsrc, o. architectural plan. all ID,
essnIssiior riskina the la~s Of their labor and
the suec~ssful ono merely selling his for the
amoant a the prise. Hut the Pr~s Claims Com.
psny's oder IL soncthlns entirely different. Each
ircraon IL askrd nes~ly 10 help hmsrlf, and the
one who helps himself 10 tho best ADVANTAGE /. to
he rewarded for doing Il. Tho prizs Il only
ssimuln~to dOnomethins TINT would In wcll worth
doing without IT,. The architect whoss eompoti.
ave plan for = club housc On certain corner I.
not scc-p,ei In. spent his labor on something Of
very little usr iohim. But the per.on who patents
simple snd useful Device In the Press Ciaima
comisAnys competition. need not worry II hc fail
tosecurr tn p,isrs lie has substantial r~s,Is to
show for his work or that will command Il.
value In tlss market NJ an, time.
Tho plain man who urss any article In his
daily work ought In know lrtt.v how To Improve
II than tho mechanical expert WIN sfudic~ Il only
from the theoretical point al view Oct rii 81 the
idea that m Improvement can lc too simple 20 In
worth patrniing. Tie simpler tho t~ts..f Tho
prrroa who i,r~t succcrts In ccsnbinug rin,plcity
aud Popularity. will got tho Press Claims Com
pAny's twenty Ave hunarrd DOLLAR.
Tho responsibility al this co,niany may h.
judged fram tho fact that II. stock 1. held by
uboat thrc hundred u tho l~adias n~wsj~,~fs
81 the ualtrd HtAt~-.
Addscsa the rrr~@ elaine 'ontAny. John ws-i.
dcsburr. managing attorney. sis y street, N. W.,
washihs,ou. d. G.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1893-08-18

II submit the within de~oribci invention In
compositions for the Twenty 1--we hundred Dollar
frisc offered by the Press Chime Compan,.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08
Byron.

Mrs. Geo. Carpenter, of Owosso, was
in town Wednesday-Mrs. o. Clark
went to Detroit Tuesday,. H.
Hoisington, of Chicago, was in town
this Week.-Mrs.. w. A. Royce and
Mrs. M. Gale were at Owosso, Monday
Mrs. +. Kelsey spent the past week
in Detroit-Miss Mary Dyer began
teaching in Vernon, Monday-Mr.
and Mrs. u. Jewell, of Gaines, visited
in town Saturday-Harmon Boice re-
turned to school at Ann Arbor, Monday
H. j. McEuen, of Bancroft, was in
town Saturday.. Kanouse is in In
dianapolis-N. Gulick was in Corun-
ma, Monday-Mrs.S S. III. Devereaux
is visiting at Muskegon-Rev. G.. w.
Barnum was in Fowlerville, Tuesday
Misses Genie and Winnie Orr visited
at Owosso the first of the Week.-Mrs..
Frank Golf, of Vernon, and Mrs. A.
Schenck, of Elsie, are visiting Mrs. G.
Goff--Mrs. l. r. Middlesworth is
visiting at Owosso-Miss Elsie Lord
began teaching in the Chaffee district
Monday-Mr. and Mrs Hadsell are
visiting in Owosso-Virgil Stark, who
has been in the west for the past two
years, returned home Monday for
visit-Mrs. Shelley, of Pennsylvania,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Lord
social at Mrs. Fishers Tuesday and a
most enjoyable time was had-Mrs.
r, Havilsnl left Monday for Chicago,
to visit the fair, She was accompanied
by her niece, Miss Ida Roe, of San Fran
sisoo, who for the past two months has
been visiting friends here,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08
Shaftsburg.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harlow have gone TO
Petoskey this week.-Mrs.. Tubbs, OF this
place. Is very sick-The chicken pie social
held In the Jason Bros. new store last We'd
nesday evening was not very much OF a
financial success, but very pleasant time
was enjoyed'by all present. Net proceeds,
$5-A number of people from this place
went to Owosso Monday to attend the Labor
Day celebration, and all who went seem to
have enjoyed themselves hugely-The
Williamson nine (the kids) came over to
play the Shaftsburg nine game OF ball Mon
day. They scored 81 to In favor of the
Williamson boys. We think the Shafts
burg boys had better practice little and re-
turn the ompliment-Mrs.B artell visited
her people I'm Inlay City over Sunday
School commenced Tuesday with Prof.
Watkins as principal and Miss May Tooker
as primary teacher. We have good graded
school here now. thanks to the energy of
Prof. Watkins-Mr. and Mrs. Dan Warf-
file have gone to PetOskey on Occount of Mr..
WIS health-Mr. Frank Kent started
Monday for few days visit at the Worlds
Fair-Dry, dryer dryest; hot, hotter, hot
test, is the universal verdict on the weather
at this place-Miss Ethel Baldwin has
gone to st. Johns to study music for year.
Ethel is bright young lady and we shall
miss her much from our social circle
Misses Fannie and Gertie Hutchins, of
Bancroft, visited with their aunt, Mrs. j.
Il. Marsh, last week.-Mrs.. Knowlton and
daughters, of Bay City, who have been Wis
iting with Mrs. Perry for some time past,
returned home Monday.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08
Vernon.

Mrs. w. d. Garrison is quite ill
Miss Rena Smedley is attending school
at Ann Arbor--Miss Grace Graham
was called to Bancroft this week by the
sickness of her mother-Seth Sheldon
visited his daughter, Mrs. Kittie Curtis
of this place, last week-Lou Saterlee
began work in the Owosso schools,
Tuesday-Mrs. Geo. Golf visited at
Byron on Wednesday-Mr. Mead, a
former resident of Vernon, now of st.
Johns, shook hands with his many Yer
non friends last week.-Mrs.. John
Martin, Jr. is visiting her father DIR.
Holly, near Detroit this week-Many
of our people remembered Labor Day
by their presence at Owosso-Mrs.
B. Holmes was at Bancroft Thursday
Mrs. ID. M. Lytle has just returned
from two months visit with her sister
near Grand Rapids-School COM
menced here on Tuesday-Miss
frankie Patterson is teaching the fall
term in the Garrison district-Miss
Nellie Scranton entertained Linden
company Sunday-Miss Vida Perry
living two miles south of here was Sc
verely injured by kicking Western
horse last Week.-Mrs. Augusta Mar
tin left for Iowa Monday. She will
stop a few days in Chicago-Miss
Nina Post, of this place, and Walter
Corpe, of Owosso, were married at the
formers home on Wednesday-Misses
Jennie Perry, Nellie Scranton and
Clarabell DeHart returned from Topin-
abee on Saturday evening-John
Davis is able to ride out.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08
Garland.

Miss Ella Bunting is making a short
visit among her scholars and friends in
the Scott district many of whom are
very much disappointed in not having
her for their teacher next term, Ella
having decided to attend school in
Owosso the fall and winter term
Samuel Mitchell who has been so very
sick in Ovid for several weeks past is
improving so fast that his parents are
in hopes to move him home in few
days-Our new minister the Rev. Mr..
Scott is expected to preach next Sunday
in Carland--Last Monday evening as
Charlie Carroll and Harry Gates were
coming home from Owosso, some parties
came up behind them running horses,
frightening their horse so as to upset
the buggy throwing both out hurting
Charles head quite badly, but Harry
escaped without scratch-School
commenced last Monday, Saml Beelby,
of Owosso, teacher.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08
-Henderson should have a new school

Henderson should have new school
house, but the present condition OF
money will delay that boon-Elder
Seth Reed preached to a large congre-
CATION at the M. Il. church Sunday
night-Albert 4. Pierce, of Kalkaska,
Mich, visited friends here Wednesday.
Albert is proprietor of the Manning
House barber shop at Kalkaska--
Wesley Harshbarger is attending school
in Saginaw-Most of our people took
in the labor day celebration at Owosso
Bert Fillinger spent day or two at
Byron last week-John VanWagner
and wife are visiting at S. Shuster's--
Miss Mabel Group, of Byron is the guest
of Mrs. ID. Hook-Mrs. B. Revenaugh
is visiting at Laingsburg-Albert Hayt
and wife leave for Chicago Tuesday
next-Andrew Fillinger is re-roofing
his house-Mrs. Emma Burhans, of
Lansing, is the guest of Mrs Geo. Det-
wiler-Geo. VanCuren is building an
addition to his house-W. ID. Parks,
of Lapeer, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Henderson-Jake Berner has
the offer of lucrative position in Chi
cago-F. w. Gushing is visiting friends
in the village-Dr. Eaton, young
man of the homeopathic school of medi-
cine, has hung out his single at the
Snider hotel-Dr. Foster attended the
Medical Association at Chesaning,
Thursday.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08
See the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.

Upon receipt of your address and fifteen
cents in postage stamps, We will mail you
prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition. The regular price is
fifty cents but as we want you to have one
we make the price nominal. You will find
it work of art and a thing to be priced.
L: contains full page views of the great
buildings with descriptions of same and is
executed in the highest style of art. If not
satisfied with it after you get it, we will re-
fund the stamps and let you keep the book.
Address I'll. +. BUCKLEN & Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08
Henderson.

Master Leo Rife, youngest son 81
Jacob Rife, met with very serious ae:
cident last Thursday morning. He was
trying to ride upon the beam of a pillow,
when the pillow struck stone throwing
it out of the ground The joi tier came
down on the boys foot, sevcring the
fifth toe and barely missing the fourth
1t was found necessary to amputate
part of the metatarsal bone. Doctors
Foster and Hume performed the opera
tion-Mrs. VIM. Detwiler has been
quite sick, but is now able TO get about
The many friends of Miss Sarah
Caldwell will be pleased to learn that
she has engaged in business on her own
account. She has taken as her partner
Miss Jeredy, of Durand, and they have
purchased Mrs. Ponds well known
millinery business in Durand. Both
of the young ladies are thoroughly
qualified TO conduct their new business.
They are putting in their new fall goods
Emma Teskey began teaching
the fall term of school Monday--A4
the annual school meeting held Monday
night, Ed. Convis was elected assessor.
Mr.. Gormley, the retiring member, has
held the Office for number of years
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-09-08
IT WILL BE A SUMNER.
Greatest List of Attractions ever Presented
in the County.
Bright Prospects for Successful Fair.

Bright prospects for SucceSSful + air.
Each day makes palmer the fact that the
annual fair of the Shiawassee County Agri-
cultural Association to be held in OwossO
September 20, ~, %, 30 will be the largest
and best in the history of the Association.
Never were the prospects brighter for sue
cess. Besides the regular attractions many
special features have been added. The
extra attractions and the popular price of
admission interest the multitude and draw
the people. The interest in the fair has
grown steadily for the past few years and
now that it has come to be recognized that
as good fair as there is in Michigan can
be held right at home our people have taken
hold determined to make it credit to the
city and county. There is no reason why
the entire population should not turn out
ipis year ensuring financial success.
Up to date more applications for entry
blanks, premium books, speed programs,
etc., have been received twice over than
ever before at this early date. This shows
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for big time. With favorable weather
there is no doubt Of the Saith annual fair
being one of the biggest in the state.
Among the special attractions engaged
for this year is Prof. Burley Tubb, with his
troop of educated horses. He will give
daily exhibitions of wonderful horseman-
ship upon the race course, including several
chariot races participated in by some of the
fastest running thoroughbreds in the coun-
try. Chariot races are among the most ex-
citing sports ever seen upon track. There
will also be other running races with both
lady and gentleman riders. There will be
race between man and women each
standing erect upon fiery, thoroughbred
horses, running at full speed, as well as
tandem races over high hurdles.
In addition the regular race program