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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
PATTON PLACED IN JAIL.
Charged With RobbinE the Postomce
mt Pilot Point,

Dallas. Tex. Nov, ls.-(special)-.
Henry Patton, alas Henry King.
charged with robbing the Pilot Point
postofiice. had a hearing before United
states Commissioner Lednum today
Jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
COMMERCIAL.


Wichita Falls, Tex, Nov. is--Csnac.
ial)- II, 4. a. Fleming, dry goods. exe-
cnted deed OF trust today, j. A. kemp
trustee, Preferred creditors clnns
ssooQi class Il, $1,000, assets, oonseryu.
tive estimate, $4,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Nashville. Tenn, Nov. ia bill has
been filed In the chancery court against
the Cumberland Fair and Racing assoc
citation to foreclose mortgages for $780,
CO., This Is part OF a pan Tor the re-
organization of the association.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Washington. NOV. ls.-The president
hRs appointed John l.. Peck OF Kansas
city United States minister tu switzer.
land. TO succeed Minister Rrondhcad
resigned. and otto Munohmeycr United
States consul NJ Sau salvador,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

La Grange. Tex, Nov. ia.--(speclai)
THE First National bank OF La
Nrrnrn ny pcrmlsaion OF the comp.
troller OF the currency. will on TO nor,
row reopen Dos FOR the transaction az
business.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Parkersbmg. W. Va, Nov. ia
great ilre Is raging In the Little Kama
VIVA, above here. The Nicollette mills
are Il reat ned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
III ming Make. Deed of trust,

Nocona, Tex, Nov io.--tspeclel,---
Inst night J. A. Fleming, dry good.
merehant q WICHITA Fails. with a
eraneh stock al this place. made =
" Liabilities, about $4,000, assets,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

Waxahachie, Tax. NV. ie.-tspeo,al,
I'll. D. Klrseh OF Ennis today iI.d n
chattel mortgage. naming John Il Nc
DUNE as trustee, The indebtedness M
shown by the mortgage amounts 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

South MeAlester, I, r., Nov. 49,.
Sspeeiall-ip the United States court
AT mis- place W. C. Mitchell, dealer in
groceries, gave a deed OF trust to wa.
plss-Plat'er Co. Of Denison. Tex. As
$1,000. "''"'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20
a store nursiariscd.

Sublime, Tex, Nov. io.--tspeciai)-
The store and saloon Of n. Miller was
burgiarired last night and a quantity
OF eioth'us aud iewelry ami liapnr siai-
en- tl. iN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-11-20

COLLEGE limit
desire
college will
highest
a, s me sr stas University
Colese: We more exten
PETER geolosical cabinet complete iaberator
prNhe institution We
tain 400 youmes s our ehe cal laboratory Our four
reading bes,
fufnisSa 9S5 sprdns is three peaa ,n
~ anu 'ns very best board 5000 month Asdrssss; F
eN MiiITEwRlGHr rES's'
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25
summer Train Service via wisconsin Css.

Summer Train Service via wisconsin Cea.
tSaL
Effective May q. To Wsukeshs
and lake resorts $3.50 .. M, l:26 p.
M, 3:45 p m., 8 p. m. To st. Paul,
Minneapolis. Ashland, and Pacific
Northwest 6:05 p. M, HAS p N.
To Duluth e;os 2; 70.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25
A Gay Scene.

No more brilliant scene can he i'm.
agined. than dancing palace In the
Isle of Man ut what may be called high
tide. The floor IL immense; four OF
live thousand young women are dane.
Ing on IT. the young men In tennis
fannels and cOlOred scarfs. the
young women In light muslin and
straw hats. You sit In the gallery and
look down. Sometimes the white
lights In the glass roof are covered
with red and blue ana yellow, and
these tints are cast on to the dancers
This simple artifice IL astounding IN
its effects. The mere sense of size
and the presence Of SO much life must
count for II great deal. You have to
witness the scene In order to realize
Its extraordinary fascination. The
low buzz OF the dancers feet, thu
clang ana clash of the brass instru
ments. the boom of the drum. the
quake of the great glass house itself
and the low rumble of the hollow
floor beneath--it IL like one thing Onl!
that l can dream of or imagine--s
battlefield set to music.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-25

First Lieutenant-"By JOve, rs we
were going over the river on the plank
bridge It gave way ana the men fell in"
Second Observation-Disclosures did you do!'
First lieutcnant-"I ordered them to
fall out, of urse."--PearsOn' Weekly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
PERRINTON.

The past week has been an eventful one
The funerals of Mr.. Sidel and Mr.. Howe
were largely attended Mr.. Fitzpatrick was
buried at HubbardstOn and the funeral was
attended by friends from this place. Rev.
Steffe preached the funeral sermon for Mr.
Sdel and Rev. Crager for Mr.. Howe; they
were both buried in the Fulton Center Gem
etery. Mr.. Howe was buried under the au-
spices of the A. o. L. W. The G. A. X
Post of Perrinton turned out in body
AT both funerals. Mrs. Keith died very
suddenly Sunday. She was the inother-in-
law of Jackson Valance with whom she liv
ell at the time of her death. -=Mrs.
Emory Eygie7.on, died on Sunday last. She
was the daughter OF Joseph Greer. who pre-.
coded her to the mystic shore. -=Chas. A.
Price Post will give au entertainment or the
evening Of Feo'y ION. Ge). II. S)al will
give graphic description of his capture by
Mosby's gue' IS, anl bad tO.draw lots to see
which was to be hung. lie drew the fatal
ticket and will tell how he escaped. Mrs
j. l.. Richards Is visiting II st. Louis this
week. The revival meetings closed sun
day evening. Fen protested religion. -
Simon a. Howe was born in Maine, March =
1880. Received common school education
Was an early settler of Gratiot county, and
tau ht schoOl;was successful farmer. Married
Miss @. +. Pratt IA 1892. who died about
seven years ago, he Afterwards married the
widow Alpaugh. Was a member OF the First
Mich. Engineers and Mechanics and served
in the western army under Col. Ennis. A
member OF Chas. A. Price Post and was O.
ID. last year. MIR. Sidcl was born in Per
by county, Pa, Sept s. 1888. A. Is learned
blacksmith trade and began business for him
self IN Lawrence county, Pa. Five years la
ter moved TO Ohio and worked at his trade
Enlisted ia 1881 Ohio Infantry IN 1852. was
in the battles of Winchester and Martinsburg
and was taken prisoner at Petersburg. but
was only held short time. lie came to Ora
tiot county in 1866.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
OWNED His Intentions.

His face was of the shade of red that
showed plainly that harvest was over,
while hi, sand-co.Ored trousers looked
like the front legs of an elephant. He
was %. rural, unsophisticated and
abashed.
He had stood gazing in the window
in sheepish. half-frghtened manner
for ten minutes before he came i'm, and
after glancing nervously around had
darted into the store between two real
Old, MISUNDERSTANDING ladies'. His eyes
wandered neryously from >ne TO an
other in the crowd as though afraid of
being recognized, and then he was
slowly pushed along by the crowd %
ward the little biack-haircd clerk who
had been watching him with some
amusement She was standing at the
button counter at the time
Tla crowd stepped in its irregular
ebb and low. and the young man was
grounded directly in front of her, his
face roster than ever Precipitation
started to his forehead in great beads
as she approached with a smile.
lie stammcred took off his hat raised
one foot and slowly scratched the other
leg with it and tried TO speak 1t was
of no use. lie just couldn't.
81 know" she said kindly. a she
came up, don't worry about it. You
want to look at baby carriages. This
way, please"
His hat dropped to the floor and he
gasped as though choking on a spoon
ful of pruncs.
why lit was only Wednesday.
how'd YOU know" he stammcred.
Never mind" she replied, kindly,
awe get so we can tell. Here is "A nice
one for -.
1t was just what he had intended to
pay, and he bought it as though in a
dream. indianapolis Sentinel.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08

Jan. 81. la the matter of the estate of
Sophia Wyman, deceased; order made APP
pointing Arthur A. Wyman administrator of
said estate.
Jan. 81 In the matter of the estate OF
Andrew Is. Thompson, incompetent; order
from guardianship.
Jan. ~ In the matter Of the estate of
Samuel l. Maryn, incompetent; hearing
final account of guardian. Feb. Is. 1895
Jan - In the matter of the estate of
Mary Ann Duustall, deceased hearing final
account of executor, Feb. %. 1885
Jan. % In the matter of the estate of
Carrie T.. Collins. formerly Carrie T.. Lock
wood minor: hearing final account of
guardian adj burned To Feb l3. 1898.
Jan %. In the matter of the. estate of
Henry l.. Holcomb. deceased; report of sale
OF real estate filed by executor. and order
made confirming said sale.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
BRECKENRIDGE.

Mr.. aud Mrs Root graduates of the Mich
igau ScnC oil for the Blind, gave a concert in
the Congregational church last Friday even
ing. Mrs. Root rendered some beautiful in
strumental music, while Mr. Root sang sew
eral solos. The entertainment was highly
appreciated by fair sized audience.
Quarterly meeting of the VI. L church last
sunday evening. crowded house listened
To Presiding Elder HICKEY. Payne
spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents
near Maple Rapids. -Addison Root and
wife have moved onto their farm west of
town. Mrs. Lewis Derry visited her
scholars aud friends here last Monday. ==
Mr.. Said, whose home Is IN Syria. gave "A lee
ture about the habits and condition of his
people, in the the NJ. +. church Saturday
evening. He will soon return to his own
country a. missionary. =Charley Mey-
ers of Wheeler has opened barber shop In
Merrills store. Rev. McGreaham, as
sisted by his brother from st. Louis, is hold
ing meetings in the Congregational church
this week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
He Couldn't Drive Nails.

Jonas Swartz. Hartvllle. Ohio. relates an
experience all the more wonderful because
he Is now nearly seventy. He says; Il
wouldn't take 500 for the good DR.. Wheeler ;
Nerve NItalizer has done me. | always
worked hard, ana WIS careless about little
stomach trouble | had and sleeples-ness,
which / suppose accounts for the nervous
trouble which struck me about four years
ago. Limbs OF my right side got so | couldn't
control them; at times | couldn't hold a cup
in my hand to drink from IT, aud In a crowd
would unconsclously hit people with my jerk
ing right arm. The doctors called it nervous
paralysis and said that. at my age, | couldn't
be cured. SAW DIR. Wheeler's Nerve Vital
lzer advertised IN the Repository, and got a
sample bottle of 1t, which thought helped
me, 30 bought a bottle Think / have used
three bottles. and they have made steady
man of me. ! have not felt IA we'll in the
four years. and am still improving. Why,
for two year | couldn't drive a nail" Mr..
Geidlnger, in whose store the interview took
place. fully corroborated Mr. Swartzs state
ment, saying his cure was a surprise to all
who knew of the case. We are authorized
to say. this medicine for control and cure of
all nerve troubles, is sold by b. VanDen-
Bergh druggist. and by all druggists. feb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08

For two Weeks Ending February 2,
1905.
James Nj. Daniel TO Geo. w. Win
get 80 af sw sec 10 and NV of ne
sec 15............ ..... 49,. $1,000 90
Jennie Hicks Vaughn TO Ferdinand
|. Place nv of sec 81, Arc ida -. 25O0 90
Geo. w. Pnifrey to Eliza G. Pull
frey lot 3 ana pt of lots and
DIX I. Almd.. ............. 2JDD W
Mathew l. Whtford to Bell Hoffer
pt of ne OF Sc sec IL, Washington 100 co
Ida Bell HOffsr TO Mathew Morse
1T of ne of Sc sec IL, Washington 10 90
Geo W. Payne to Nancy Hoyt q of
el of sc sec 81, Fulton ......... 1000 90
Beujamin G. Button to &. :. Ward
Trustee ut of sw of ne and ut of
NV of Sc sec 3, Arcadr .......... 525. 90
Elizabeth Bryant To Ann O.. Buck
ley lot blk II Hastings addition
~. LOUIS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3OO w
Mary Jane Hoag to Earneat j.
Davis pt OF ne of SO sec II, Wash
ington ............... $50. 90
Don A. Doty to James II. Doty ei
of Sc of Sc sec %. Washington. SOC. 90
Daniel ". Attending to Louisa
Wonracott e19 of NV sec 20 Area
da .................... ..... 1850 90
George Wonnacott to Daniel W.
Atenburg NJ of sw sec ID Elmer
Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
lothian Allen to Fred VauBuskirk. lot
II. blk l. Smiths Addition, ST. Louis, s 300
Arminta w. Sickner to James NJ.
Thomas y of II J of sw, sec B.
Wheeler. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Bert Woodward to Abram q. Mid
daugh, pit of w of ne, sec 3, Arcadia, 800
Edward l.. Dodge to Henry A. Dodge.
n n n | Ithapa 1rO
Clarence w. Althouse to Peter Muir
dock, NV of NV, sec %, Washington, ]
Edmund Hall to Isaac \ Montfort,
sw of sc, sec 30, Arcadia ............. 80
Mary t. Brisbain 10 George McNicol
ct al, y of II OF sw, sec !, Wash
irgton Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Archie McNicoll to Loren Dempsey,
of II y OF sw, sec /, Washington, $50
Loren Dempsey to Archie McNicoll, blk
2l, Jetfery's LIST Addition, Ithaca. $50
William I. Depue to GuStavus Meyer
and wife Jointly. lots and TO- blk
60, Newton's Addition, st. Louis ... 400
Joseph Barber to Edmund J. Sluyter,
! OF ! of : J of NV, sec ,, Arcadia, $50
John Fitzpatrick to David \. Hoag,
of Sc sec b, Hamilton ......... 200
townsend A. Ely to Fred Bradford,
of NV of Sc, sec IL. Arcadia ........ $50
JOHN Crouner to Harvey Wood, lot 80,
Pompeii .......... ................ POO
Frank T.. Garlock TO Thomas Atkin-
son. ut of NV of Sc, sec 26, North Star, 1900
Joshua L. Miller to Helen Woodward,
lot 6, blk 3S, Alma. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Thomas Atkinson TO Frank H. Garlock.
! of sw, sec 6, Elba ................ 300
Perry ID. Petit to James Logic, NV of
ne, sec q, Emerson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22OO
Albertina Logic to Perry ID. Petit,
lots and g. blk =, Church's Addition,
Ithaca .................. .......... 1900
Lyman Ii. Kelley to Charles +. Arm
strong, lot 333, Phinney's Addition,
Ashley Neutrality-suspicious.. ~
John Adams to Lyman Pickard, Sc of
ne, sec IL, Lafayette ................ 800
Edwin Sexton to Lyman Pickard, pt
of Sc OF Sc sec -, Breckenridge. ... 20
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
A Girl Makes s212le in a Month.

| read in your valuable paper how one of
your subscribers made money in The plating
business; but / can beat that, and am only
a girl | sent and got the new Gray Platter
and cleared S2l2l Is in one month. Can any
of your readers beat this? You can get
spoons, forks and jewelry to plate at every
house. Some big articles | sent and had
plated at the factory. There is plenty of
work 10 do, both IN the city and country, and
why should any person be poor and out of
employment when such an opportunity is ut
handy Anyone can get my platter by writing
to Gray Co. Plating Works, Columbus.
Ohio. They do all kinds of plating and will
teach the art. My platter has a lathe, wheels,
tools and materials for polishing-a nice
little work shop. hope my experience will
help Others.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
fA2sssss,Ss -! s2 p 81 s' 4 WA
kSssssS 'sts:2Sy2lzees.ss sA%l
ITHACA.

Postmaster Hail Is getting ready 80 assume
the reins o; government Of the l. ). insi'tu-
ton Cup the street. - -= last what OK Post
master P,ttlt will do AFTER ne lays down his
INK pad aud stamp your serbs knows not.
but runor has 1t, aud tue old lady seldom
gets things correct tGo first time, thet ne will
move to Lansing. =t The Epworth League
had complete editorial coutrol of the Cratic,
News last week aud pretty good paper il
was, too Bets were freely offered on the
streets that the Herald would follow the
News example and be given over 10 some re-
ligous society, for one weeks issue, even II
it had to be offered 10 them. And now they
say that the b lptist young people Will edit 1t
before long. The popuhst convention at
the court house saturday, We learn was not a
howhng success. We say We learn, for TO tel
the truth We had forgotten the date aud was
not present. However, we met friend VINO
kindly gave Us the details. John T. Madden
called the few delegates together and did not
stop to make a speech. de wanted to resign
his position as quickly as possible, and out
of consideration for his feelings they elected
Il
of Arcadia was honored with the position of
secretary, and the convention was organized.
They said il was a mass convention, but the
mass was,not overwhelmingly great. As there
seemed.to be disposition TO - ahead and
Immediately elect delegates TO the state con-
ventiou, one granger inquired if that vas all
regular, il II wasn't in order 10 have commit
tees on credentials and resolutions and
'sich," but he was told that there wasn't any
need of such fol-de-rols tins time, they were
all right ia campaign times, but no good
now, and satisfied with that explanation the
interrogation point subsidized and the ball
went on. The state delegation was elected
"a follows: W. I. Pit L. A. Johnson, John
i. Madden. q Helms, Geo. Irish, Elmer
Post, James Livingston, Nj. kldder, K. Nc
Clure, G. Rockwell. II. Il. Sage. X. G. Lake,
&. g. Greene, John FIuk. Geo. Eldredge, L.
Knapp, 9. Wonders, +. McLan. Jim Moore,
+. Palmer. w. Bishop, | Montague. G. c.
Emo. IL. Haring, I. Snyder, ". Pngsley. \.
Ramsay. our scribe was little surprised
that Nandercook was not put on the delega-
ton, bur his name was not even mentioned
In fact you wouldn't have thought that there
was "A man of his prominence IN the county.
The election of the d. legate7 really closed mp
the business. Os course they had to have
some speaking, and we under tand that G.
Wonders, W. Bishop, W. Kinney, j. Il. Mad
den, y. Burns and W. L. Pitt edited the
audience. Some resolutions were adopted.
but as they were hard to get, have omitted
them. This closed the work of the day and
the convention adjourned with not a word
said about the spring campaign.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
SUMNER.

Miss NJ. Peters Of Sethton visited her
brother, f. Andrews, last week.==Wilour
Owens of Ithaca was in this place last week.
Preaching in the Disciples church
every Sunday at II a. IN. by Rev. McOarty of
Alma: prayer meeting Wednesday even
ings.-A Thompson and wife visited
their son in st. Louis, where he Is attending
school, last week.-Mrs.. g. Ferris Is on
the sick list.-Mrs. A. Ward was the
guest of St. Louis friends last week.
Miss Hattie Prindle of Redford, Il. Henry
and L. Wilkins and wife OF Portland, were
guests Of Il. Andrews and family last week
=May McQuin Il home from Alma
Mis- Bertha Ward Is visiting friends II
Cadillac.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
Probate Court.

Jan. H. In the matter of the estate of
Joshua G.. Walker, deceased; order made ap-
pointing Anna Walker administrative of said
estate.
Jan IL. la the matter of the estate of
Jonas Hunt deceased; petition of admins
tratrix filed, praying that she be granted a
license 20 sell real estate. Hearing February
Is, 1895.
Jan. IL. In the matter of the estate of
Andrew b. Thompson, incompetent; resig-
nation of Lorenzo Daley as guardian of
said incompetent, filed. Hearing final ac-
count of guardian, Feb. IL, 1895.
Jan. l6. In the matter of the estate of
John Mccarthy. deceased; hearing final &C
count Of administrator, Feb. Is, 1895.
jan - In the matter of the estate of
William Plank, a minor. Report of sale of
real estate fled by guardian, and order made
conf ming said sale.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
Riverdale, Mich.

hlVerdale, Mich, June 1854,
Having been SO wonderfully benefited by
the use of Elixir of Mullen and Pacal Balm,
desire TO make it known to the public. |
had been afflicted with rheumatism for a
number of years, the last year. | was unable
TO do any work. Ny suffering was terrible
most Of the time. | tried many different
remedies, treated with eminent ply scians,
took mineral baths different times, also clio
trclty. | gradually grew worse until | began
the use of DR.. Olmstead's Elixir of Mullen
and Pacal Balm. After using a number of
bottles of each, | am happy to state, | was
entirely cured. | was 80 afflicted with nasal
catarrh 80 that for number of years | had
entirely lost my sense of smell, by the use of
both, a permanent cure has been affected.
My little girl, three years old, was afflicted
with catarrh and lung trouble with a severe
cough a great deal OF the time. which great
ly weakened her. BY the use of both of these
remedies, she Is now strong and healthy.
l.. q. STRAYER.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
Inappropriate.

Committeeman (topuhlic schoolteacher)
lilo was thinkin o putin up nice
motto over your desk To encourage the
children What do you say How would
knowledge Is Wealth" do?
oltcacher-That wouldn't do. The
children know how small my salary is
Household Words
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
BEBEE.

Mrs Albert Smith. who has been suffering
with neuralgia is able to be out again.-
Mrs. Thayer, we learn is better. Albert
Smith lost hore last week.-The dona-
ton at the NJ. L. church was a success. net
ting about $40. -George WannacQtt ex-
poets to move onto his new farm this week.
Mrs. Robert Gamble, who has been
sick for the past week, Is convalescent.
Mrs. Toler of st. Louis preached in the Free
Union church last Sunday. -Rev. Killeen
received number into the Methodist church
last Sunday "a pleasant surprise party
was given at the home of Geo. Waunacott
last Tuesday evening in honor of their son,
Fred. All seemed TO enjoy themselves. They
move away this week and Fred leaves many
warm friends WIN Hendershott was
found dead IN bed last Tuesday morning.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
PLEASANT RIDGE.

Fire was discovered in II. NJ. Davenports
house one morning last week; It was extin-
gushed before any great damage was done.
Married, by Justice Fordyce at Mt. Pleasant,
James Freeman and Mary Eagon. They are
now mt home in the Melville house,
Joseph Byers was in Greendale on business
last week. Tile Ladies aid met with Mrs.
\. Leonard last week.-Mrs.. jackson
who has been under the DOCTORS care for
some time past. l. now better aud able TO be
around. John X. Hamilton and
l.. b. Leonard were driving 10 Shepherd with
L. ID. Alexander horse and cutter, the
horse became frightened and ran away: 40
damage done with the exception of a few
broken gs.-The new church Is still
progressing. The logs are at the mill and
stone are being placed on the ground. Mrs.
Shively donated the timber. Mrs. Eliza
Leonard has broken up house keeping and
gone to Mt. Pleasant. =-Chauncey Haw-
ver's youngest child who has been sick for
the past week, is convalescent
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStOria.
A Bright Light Ahead.

For all those who have been wearing out
their lives from the effects of dyspepsia,
liver complaint. indigestion, etc. We guar
antee Bacpu'- Celery King for the Nerves to
cure you, and and If you Will call at our
store We will gladly give You package free
OF charge of this infallable herbal health re-
storer. Bacon's Celery King for the nerves
cures cosuveness. nervousness, sleeplessness
and all diseases arising rom arrangement
of the stomach, yer and kidneys Samples
free. Large size % and 80 cents at b. ;.
Nebb's. sole agent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-08
IIapDiless.

"We arc not very rich, said the new
married lady, bat, oh, we are so happy"
Il thought you would be-, " ooood the
unmarried lady In fact, that hateful
Maud higgins said you had to he happy
because you would be- so poor that you
would not oven have anything TO quarrel
about. n-IndianapoIis Jnurnal