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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
otabeua aebteI.

Dieier 6nbert ersiebise unb benz tre,sen
Winter Minneiotas auf has treffi9ite a,,9e=
pabte apfel bat iei,en uriprun8 III Nortb=
in9ton, Nobles 60, Minn., no Der uriprin9=
li4e Saum auf ber Naieri9eibe 3,wii1en
benz Wtiiiiiippis unb benz Wfiiouris Spite,n
9epfanst wurbe. Ddbrenb Der letter a1t>
3ebm Sabre bat Der Baum einen euosmen Grs
tra9 Seliefert. unb bat besbab bic .Mimneas
Sa5iuna uoas, g socobas aasinrs$t BON s. S.: :.
Qublow, mel1er nit GROCER Miibe bieien 0bit=
baum 9e,o9en bat, erbalten un6 f0nnen Ses=
hinge entlpeber burd bic Tir,na ober bur1
@uitau Subilia babier be;oaem merbe,,, mel9
2etterer ~ieberseit bereit lit, photographer,
proben MIN. por;uSei9ea. Der greis 1T IS
bas 9albbusenb u,b $40 bas Dusenb. 8e=
gen bes Ndbereu ,penbe ma1 ii4 al
y SubiIia,
ba Rep llm, Mian.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27

: ala bic Oberr.@ter Gantp uno Bud
BON ben Demotraten unb populiiten ais
@i@ter nomiuirt ruurben, i@lttelten gar
uiele ionit moblmeinenoe 2eute bic &Opfe
unb Be3ei9nunsen ME Demasosen,
l1mitar3ler fielen wdbrenb Der @abl:
Champagne gar bdufis. Die beiben
9erren baben nun mebrere SABRE ibren
Sit iu Oberseri@t unb has ausemeine
l1rtbeil 1T, baB IS teine sewiienbaftere,
lonierpatiuere unb 3uslei@ rfeitere"&i@s
ter 9iebt, ais bic S%enannten.
(0olts3ts.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
Gonbentton oer teputIttants
imen GIubS.

Sn GIeuelanb, Ohio, uarbe I'M 2auf'
Der letten Wo@e bic SabressG %onuentiou
ber republitanii@en Qisas Der Der.
Staaten absebaIten. @ie in alien IN
letterer 3eit absebaltenen Yolitii&er
@eriamnlunsen Der alien Rarteien,
ipielte aud in bieier bic Silberfras'
cine Der 9auptrolIeu. Die grmartuns,
bab bic Convention in bieier Trase ein'
enti9ieoene SteQuns sesen Treiprdsune
pon @ilber nebn1eu meroe, sins ni4t in
@rfa1uns. Die @olOleute, Obslei@ in
Der Mebrbeit, ma@ten iebr balb BIZ
G~rfabruns, baB bic Silberfreunos bod
cine bebeateno srOBere Ma@t entfalte.
ten. ais ibnen lieb mar unb lie ,uareu
beBbalb sei9eit senus ii@ UNI biei'
Trase ME Die &ate uut ben beiBen Bre'
berum3ui@lei@en unb bic 2oiuas oer'
ielben hem nd6tidbrisen oemotratii@eu
Notional>G onuent 81 iib%erlaien. Dai:
ielbe mar Bel ben iibriseu bauptid@li@:
item politii4en Tasesfrasen Der Gau.
Dies mag unter ben umtdnben tlus
sebanbelt 1ein, mdnnli& 1T IS aber tel
nesmess. Die Convention muBte, um
ni@t feise 3u eri@eiuen, ben Sitter bel
ben 06rnern nebmen unb bic @elt aber
bic @teuuns Der republitanii@en Partei
auftldren.
Die gauge Convention erwies fi@ als
Elm grocer MiBerfols, mas felbit por
ben meiiten. republitani9en 3eitunseu
3useitanben ruirb. Bebeutuns tam man
nur ber @abl bes Generals Mea1lpiu
gum Brdfbenten Der 2isa beilesen. Der.
ielbe 1T pielfa9er MiQiondr unb BIZ
re@te 9anb zines nod rei@eren 9cliti:
ters, @ouperneur Mtorton bon Nem
Port, morin man cine Stdrte bes Set:
teren ais mutbmaBli@en Rrdfbent:
idafts.@ anbibaten erblidt. NlsS etretd,
Der 2isa rpuroe so. S. Dowlins aua
Minnefota, 9erausseber bes r@enpiQ'
Eimes>s Star" erudblt. Das Bette be'
benz letteren Soften lit, bab Elm @ebalt
BON $4,000 per Sabr bamit pertnapf'
81 ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27

6 rsSenator @bitemanp Don
DULUTH, elm in Minneiota ausemein
b%etannter PoIititer. 1T in San Grans
cisco Der Gdli&uns iiberfdbrt unb au
m~ebridbriser 5u@tbausitrafs uerurtbeilt
morben.
Die8ertbeibiser BON 9arrp
6apmarb baben bod nod i'm lesteu
Auaenblid cine @olsenfriF fir ibreu
glienten erlanst. Dieielben rei4ten
ndmli@ am Gage Dor benz fir bic gins
ri4tuns beitimmten Gage cine 400 Seis
ten entbaltenbe i@riftli@e 8erufuns an
has StaatssO berseridt e,n unb ba bai>
ieIbe ielbitDertdnbli@ feline 3eit bate
has umfansrei@e Document gu prlfen,
seudbrte IS p%orldufis einen MuH9ub Der
grecution bon breiBis Easen unb man
slaubt, baB bic WerbanblAns tn benz
Sale iett iosar bis gum OttobersEers
min ueri@oben wirb. @enn irsenb
etmas i'm Stanbe 1T, bas V%ertrauen in
bic SuitispFese in bieiem Yanbe in 6rase
ju i%tellen. 10 1T IS bic Beridleppuns BET
urtbeilsuoufreduns in bieiem Tau,
NO man ueriu@t, nit Der sere4ten
Citrate zines feisen Meu@elmOrbers ME
9apmarb nod S@iubluber ju treiben.
1nb ba ,punbert man ii@ nod, baB ben,
golte bie unb ba bur@ Elm berartises
@etriebe bic @eoulo aussebt unb IS
benz @i@ter 9pn@ iiberldBt. ieinesGmtes
~ malten.
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MeueS @agnergei@dft.

Der unterjei4nete bat neben benz 94mie=
oe9eldaft pon sSobn ella oil Der Ode pom
Sroaoroap !lnb 4. Norbitrabe eine Wasner.
1uertttatt eroitnet uno 1T bereit, aue i'm Sad
e.ni9la9eloen Nrbeitea auf bas @eite ln6
Oduerbattelte dniuferti9er. Gas Seilen pon
Sd9en rpirb CUR Specialitat 9emadt.
SOS. 0letbmer,
Gep ulu. Winn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
0eI@6ttS.Rottten.

# .# le.. 4a#Em4# .
Gin 5 @auonen Gice : Creams
Freezer" 1T biQis ~ %uertaufen.
Mdberes in Der Office bes rGorti@ritt. "
Senbet Cure Torberunsen ,pesen
TeueriGaoen sesen @iienbabnseieQi@afs
ten unb @u@er (Usury) on 6. 6.
Bu:te, 1918 81. .. wife Building,
minneapolis. 8eiten Gmpfebluuseu.
Refine Soften wenn Sbr Sure Gnti@d>
bisuna ni@t betommt. cow ba
= Musse;ei@nete Meneli4nite 3u 5
Gents bas gfunb Bel i. & v. 9ofer.
Suite Eafelbutter ieoer;eit ;u baben
bel &. & u. 9ofer.
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Sobx stat.
JOS. A. ECkSTE|N,
&e@tsanmalt nno Notar,

11erp Him, : Minn.
Beionbere Nufmertiamteit rpirb ben Ser
h~anbluuqel I'M WaiIen9eri9t probate
Court bon Broun unb Nicoqet Gountp 9es
,nibuet. ~ Beibtitel uerbe,; unteriu4t ,ab
u~erpoufdabi9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
ALBERT STEIMAAuSER,
N6DDtat Il. Notar.
ofNee In aetbsI,S eebaase

Office IN &ettoIoH 8eb&N0e,
Stem Him. : Mi,,t.
unterfn9unS uon Beiittitel1 unb @runbs
neutrality-suspicious. cine Specialitat.
&ouectionen perben prompt beiorst.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27

Der Meser 9uifon Osborne BON
st. Saul, ber Dor einisen Wo@en in
has 9aus Der Tamilie &a4eI brans unb
SRI. Annie Ra@el ~ uerseualtisen
fu@te unb 'bomals nur nit tnapper Notb
benz 1pn@seri&t entsins, betannte ii@
bieier Gage fir i@ulbis unb purbe ;a
3ebn Sabren 5u@tbaus u%erurtbeiIt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
Besmuates.

o 20
senb Dor turjer 3eit unsebeuers
S9wdrn,e eisentbamli@er srauer Glie'
gen eri9isnen, beren Sti@e ni@t nu.
iebr ldftis, ionbern benz gieb aud &C.
fdbrIi@ waren. l1eber 20 @inber uni
Hferbe Nnb ben erbaItenen WerIesunseu
bere,ts erlesen. Ma@ elmer Douer Don
4s Stunben mar bic BIase ebenio pI6t.
lid peri@muubeu, ME lie setommeu
mar. Gine dbnli@e Gri@einuns 3eiste
fi9 bort bereits einnaal Dor pier Sabren.
Die tIeinRen q m m ern be,
fetneren Damenbanbi@ube merben BE.
tanntli@ aus @attenfe0 seme@t. 81,
,uerben iett f@0n tbeuer werben, BIZ
@attenernte 1T w~enisitens in Nem Dorl
miBratben. Mls ndmli@ S.9. Tii@er, be,
bebeutenbite @attenfduser unb s9dnb:
ler, io3uiasen Der @attent0nis, neulid
gta@ts NIT elmer &arrenlabuns sefanses
ner Staten, wel@e einen aniebnli@en
Ebeil bes 9eiammten rStods" bes bon
Slider 9ebilbeten @attentruits reprdien:
tirte, ieines 8eses 3os, fam er unb feiu
Tubrwert einem Poli3iiten uerbd@tie
Dor. rMas baben Sic ba BRING
r@ats!" l1eber bieie prompte Mnt:
mort aufsebro@t, Sffnete Der Yoli3if1
einen Der sroBen Sdde, aus wel@em
nun cine Xesion @atten berDorbra@,
ME aus elmer Yanbora>B l4ie. Gii@e'
pertlast iest bic etabt auf S@abener:
ias.
syn BrootIpn bat Elm &abbinet
.einen Gbriiten in bic iibii@e @emeinb,
aufsenommer tinb basielbe bat Elm &ob:
biner in Milwautee setban. Dariibe,
serdtb nun Der r9ebre,p Stanbarb" in
cine gang sewaItise Wutb. Gr nennI
bic @eiitli@en, mel@e bic Gbriiten ~
Suben sema&t baben, rGlowns"
S@intenfre1er unb Muiterni@luder.
Seoen Suben, Der Gbriit miro, unb ieoeu
@briit, ber Sube ,uirb, rennt IS ein'
rintelIectueue M%onitroiitdt" uim. @i,
tSnnen teinen suten @runb fir cine fol:
DE Mufreeuns iinoen, nod ueni9er abe,
balten mir einen iolden Nusbru4 bee
oltilbii@en Ganatismus in Der ietiser
3eit fir Defenders thug. Die Suben
iinb iett in iebr uielen Qdnbern ben Def:
tighten Mnfeinbunsen unb 0erleumbun:
gen ausseiest uno iie bei@weren ii@ ieb'
oft, bas bic anbere @eieui@aft ii@ &c:
gen ie abi@lieBt; aber tueun ;bre Or:
game ben Gbritteu sesenlber nit folder
S@impfereien ouftreten, ME ,iie BEL
v9ebreu Stanoarb" brinst, banu tSn'
men lie ii@ aber bas Wa@stbum bes
Mnti>S emitentbums ui@t wunbern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
GIeepp Gpe Neuiafeiteu.

Geo. %. S@lottmann Don @ourt:
Lamb befanb it@ At, einen, Gage leSte,
@o@e in unierer MRitte.
Grl. Mnna @euele befanb ii@ mdb:
renb elmer @o@e beiu@sueiie TN @ourt:
lamb.
g. @briitenien be9ab ii9 lette @o4e
mad Springfield, I'm, bic bortise Opens
3aQe in Museni@ein ~ nebnen. ST
sebentt bieienise in feineu, neuen 8rid>
blod dbnl,& ein3uri@ten unb menn bas
@ebdube fertis 1T, pirb berieIbe bas
sr5bte StorelotaI iowie bic sr6bte Sale
in Der Stabt baben.
s. s. %. Meuentbin Fat ii@ nod
minneapolis beseben, nm einen Dor:
ratb uon Dinberi@nur einjutaufen.
Dm. StraBburs unb @emablin uon
Springfield beiu4ten iber Sonntae
bieii9e 0erwanbte.
8m. @aibmans babi@e .neue @eii>
beng ndbert ii4 RAID Der 0onenbuns.
Sobn unb gbas. @emele mobnten
lebte ISOLDE Der @eri@tsfeuns in Mem
l1lm Bel. Die Brar,euiue @traBenbau:
Inselesenbeit bate fir SIeepp Gpe Elm
3%auptintereiie.
Tbos. 9usbes lit Der neue Better
Der Gran3i@en @eiioen3 nabe ben,
S@ulbauie.
u. S. @ilman bat bas frubere Sc.
@apmonb'i@e Beistbum fir $1,000
%ansetauft.
Sleepp Gpe bat ii@ enti4loFen, ben
4. Suli ebenfols gu feiern. @ormittass
finoen cine Parabe iomie @eben in ena:
Iiider, beuti@er unb bdnii4er Spra9e
ftatt, unb Der Na9mittas wirb burd
Wettrennen iomie einem Bauiptel ami:
i4en benz st. &ibselp unb Dem biefi9en
Club f%attfinoen. Cine srSBere Mnsab]
pon bier bat ii@ enti@loNen, ben @en:
men in Mew l1lm %bei3upobnen.
&ep. y. Sabr mobnte am Sonntae
elmer GampsM eetin9 in Qamberton bel.
81. 8ir@ner besibt ii9 bieie ISOLDE
mad Baraboo, 8is.
Beter Sobnion unb @emablin bon
@ourtlanb beiudten I'M Sonntag Be:
tannte nabe Gran.
SRI. MiQie Griton. mel9e einen 3mei.
idbrisen GURUS in elmer Mnjtalt fir Biz
M%usbilbuns BON Wdrterinnen in Min.
neapolis bur@ma@te, befinbet O@ aut
Jerien BEL ibren @ltern in Conn Start.
Jrl. Griton bat 9roBe @ei@idli@teit in
ibrem Beruf erlanst unb mirb IS ibr an
benz ueroienten @rfols ni@t feblen.
Sorenien & Debut baben in Oma:
tonna Elm 3rpeites @ei4aft setauft uni
wirb @riterer bei1en Qeituns aberneb:
men, mdbrenb Qesterer benz bieiiaen Dor:
tebsn mirb. IS tbut uns Ieib, einen
70 yebrenmertben Mitblrser ME 9errr
Sorenien uerlieren gu miiieu.
Die @rnteausii@ten in unierer @ad:
bari&aft iinb sldn3eno. SoQten iid
etwa @biu@ Bugs nod einteuen, ID
meloe mar, lid in Der Mlble 1ue9en in:
fsirten Gbieren.
GbaS. Vinbemann uon Nem llln
t~tattete am Dsnitas Sleepp @pe elmer
tur5en 8eiu4 ab.
Die Mrbeiten bein Mbrdumen bee
S@uttes bee absebraunten S@ulbauies
! seben raitis uoron.
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Standardization.
8udleus aruica=S dlbe.

Die bette salte In ber Melt fir sdntitpunbtn
iNuetfAuuseu. @unben. gejdplre SalsFub, SIeatea
auiseiprunsene: paaee. Jroitbealen. 9lbnsrausen unS
90. Peateasi$!ase ass Ae!tt sniss!bas 9sMosr5etses.
lung perIanst. preiS; rs Gents bic S4a9teI. 3u N,
ben bel 8. ". Often, Rem uIu.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27
4. Suit Staten.

Nm 8. unb 4. Suli mirh bic Nortb>
meitern>Qinie mad alien Stationen inners
balb 200 Meilen BON Der &aufsiation
@rcuri ionssEidets gu duBerit niebrise,.
Staten uertaufen. Dieielben iinb Bis
eini@lieBli@ ben 5. Suli fir bic @lds
fabrt 9iiltis. @esen oes Ndberen uenbe
man ii4 an bic Gsenien Der 8abn. Is
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-27

Ser Di@ter-T ennpion nabm einen
nertblolen Bosen Bapier, unb mdbrenb
Ct elm @eoi@t barauf i@rieb, uerbiente
e. 100, 900 Mart. Das mar Genius.
ganberbilt tann auf irsenb elm Stad
F;apier f4reiben unb erbebt IS gu. einem
@ertbe uon loo, ooo, 900 Mfart. Das
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
ITHACA.

Court Is in session this week with num-
Der of law cases on the calender.-O One
of the interesting cases that will be tried
this term of court is that of n. Church vs..
Gratiot County Agricultural Society. The
point in dispute is over the amount paid on
the grand stand, which Church built
Children's Day, at the fair, was an unuuali-
fed success. Good judges claim that there
were 300 pupils in line. Too much praise
cannot be given all Of the schools for the
manner in which they conducted themselves.
Sumner. Riverdale and one OF Wheeler town
ships schools showed up best Had the
first frost of the season last Monday night.
IA large delegation of Masons attended
the funeral of Leslie Riggs. of Breckenridge.
Sunday The little daughter of William
Naldrett wss rue over by one of Kernen Bros
drays last Friday night and received injuries
from which she died few hours later. The
funeral was held from the Baptist church
Monday forenoon and the sorrowing parents
were attended by a vast concourse of sympa-
thetic friends.-C. W. Rogers has bought
the Beekwith furniture factory and proposes
to enlarge il and make it an institution
worthy of the town.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
ST, LOUIS.

The ball season closed in this city last
Saturday with game between Lansing and
st. Louis, which was called at the end of the
fifth inning on account of rain, the score
standing 9 TO in favor of the former The
season has been a grand success and has
done more for ST. Louis than any one thing
has in years, The players were a splendid
lot of boys and made lots Of friends during
their stay Ia the city. The team closes with
a standing of nearly 800 per cent, which is a
good average. Mr. G. ". Althou-e deserves
great credit for his good work a. manager,
which is certainly appreciated by st. Louis
citizens. 1t is thought that about six to ten
men will put red hot team in the field next
year.-There are several rumors ahoat
regarding a railroad from Lansing via St.
Johns, POmpeii and Ithaca to this place.
This Is certainly a good scheme and il il
only hoped II will prove true. Work on
the new Presbyterian church commenced
last Monday 1t is expected that the church
will be ready tor occupancy by Nov. 20.
Ten from this place took in the ex-
cursion to Detroit last Sunday. Rev.
Nh. Scott continues his revival meetings at
the Christian church this week
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
BEEBE.

Mr.. Dewitt aud family and Mr.. and Mrs.
n NJ. Showers have returned from their
visit in Indiana =-Charley limerick and
AlsMann are visiting friends in Ohio. =
DR.. Hall has removed his Office from Beebe
to North Star. The DR.. says he likes it here.
but it is too healthy for him. John
Sanders babe ia quite sick with cholera in
fantum.-=A II. Hatfield of st. Louis
was in this vicinity doing business on Mon
day last.-Everybod WAS delighted with
the new pastor at the NJ. f church last
Sunday.-The Ladies Aid society of the
NJ. +. church will convene Friday evening,
Oct. IL, at the home of Mrs. Peter Knapp.
Rev. Koons il the pastor of the Free
Union church for the coming year. de will
move, we understand, into the Dell Huntoon
house. THE Emerson choir we're at Ith-
AGA on Tuesday last aud had their photos
taken, az Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Randels will
soon move to Ohio, their future home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
FOREST HILL.

Hrs. Sias Moody has new Crystal Cream
egy. Ii is we'll worth the time to call and
see lt-Miss Dolly Clapp returned to
aor home at Lodi, Ohio, last Wednesday,
~ ~ very enjoyable visit of two months
W gltr NJ. and Mrs Silas Moody =Mr.
.nor lkes. l.. +. Camfield and daughter at
tended a wedding at North Star last Sunday
and remained at Ithaca until Monday, the
ruests of Mr.. and Mrs, II. G.. Barstow.==
Miss Effe Campbell had her COW killed by
Z T. 4 A. tram last Messrs. Davis
and Jirard and their families are moving to
Park Lake. 1.-THE flag, which our school
wee so successful in securing at Alma July
q tn was raised Tuesday, with appropriate
exercises and a speech by Ralph Ely
h-e. VIM. Moody, Silss Moody, Mrs. Moody
s.pd con went to Ohio last Wednesday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
ELM HALL.

lafayette Stevens and family, accompan.
"a by Mrs. Blair, drove out to the Ithaca
air last Friday; also Mr.. Mumford and fam
5 Iy.-Mr. Sturdifent has moved in the
Rice house. Mr. Blair is repairing the
house east of the hotel for rent.-Will
Cburch's family have moved to Perrlnton.
MIR. Ribble has purchased the Webb
house on the back street and will soon move
N the same.-Mrs. Ella Rings, who
moved to Ohio short time ago where her
1psband is working, has retured. There
will be a literary entertainment at the M.
2. church for the benefit of the Sunday
school. Oct. Is. Admission only five cents.
We would be glad 10 see fell house. =-
Rev. ". A. Robinson preached his first ser
non here last Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
THE COUNTY FAIR.
An Excellent Showing and a Coed
Time

Gratiot county has just held another
fair and a very successful one, too,
Floral hall was well filled, the mer-
chants of Ithaca using liberal space,
and making a very creditable display,
the section devoted 70 products of the
farm, garden and home indicating
plainly the fertility of the soil and the
industry and skill of the wives and
daughters Of the county. The exhibit
in fruits and vegetables was excellent
in quality, although the exhibit of fruit
was not 50 large as it has been in pre-
yious years.
One OF the most a tractive booths in
Floral hall was the one occupied by
George Eggleston with fine display Of
musical instruments and sewing ma
chimes. Crowds were attracted to this
booth constantly by the excellent music
rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cornell.
ID. T. Covert made fine display of
stoves and hardware, as did Pinney IL
Horr, the display Of small hardware in
this latter booth especially attractive.
Ludwig IL Iseman and Frank l.. Convis,
grocers, had lastly arranged booths,
and in each was japanese who served
tea, brewed in delicate china, to the
many visitors. Mr. Convis was award
ed first premium on his display. Pierce
Il Co. had a gents furnishing store on
a small scale in their Handsomely ar
ranged booths. Fine dress goods, car
pets, draperies, cloaks, etc, were tasti-
ly arranged by Warner and Salter and
made very attractive display. A
baby show was not down on the pro-
gram, although +. j. WATSON, photo
grapher, had fine display of photos
of the little folks, which attracted much
attention. G.. w. McCarty had fine
display of pianos and organs Mrs.
l., Miner had an exceedingly attractive
display of millinery and the display Of
needle work. in the charge of Mrs +.
X. Peet, was exceedingly creditable.
Scattered all over the grounds were
agricultural implements, which were
inspected with keen interest by the far
mers.
The display of live stock was one of
best. if not the best, that has ever been
made in the county. Among the ex-
hibtors were: j. Allen, Emerson,
with short horn cattle; F. II. Cook,
North Star, Jerseys; /. L, Coleman,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
NORTH WHEELER.

William and Nina Bush attended the state
air at Grand Rapids. Sturgis
and family and Frank Ellis of st. Johns Wis
ted over Sunday at the home of Homer
cllis.-E. Fowler has got his barn nearly
ecmpleted. Mrs. John Northrup and
tiss Hannah Parsons left Monday of last
week 20 visit friends near Leslie.-S. L.
Sibley and wife, NJ. ID. Bechtel and Mrs. II.
stone started on Thursday, the 18th inst, for
Caledonia, 20 visit at the home of Moses
seehtel and other relatives and friends in
hst place. They returned on Saturday of
at week reporting good time.==Chas.
8Ogsel and James Barry have traded farms.
n. :. Merritt has rented his farm aud
zlGved to Breckenridge born to l.. ID,
kosher and wife. glrl.-Also to James
Kinney and wife, boy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
PERRIyT0N.

70. 7. Pike has moved into the Snyder
louse and Mr.. Richie will move into the
3riskin house.-C. A. Sites has started
q grocery in the PetbOne building. -
= uery Dawson is building a new house, SO
qsnr zee Perrinton is booming since we had
q ropublican legislature. Everybody here il
Tor 6-ee silver except the prohibitionists and
.nsv are for free whiskey. II. d.
,,zi-aer preached his first sermon here last
.3an1Gg which was well received. Think he
a the right man in the right place
2ez. SttfTe will move this week TO his new
:. cid Of labor at Vermontville. We are sorry
. lose him.-The death OF Luke Mon
faque, of Howell, has cast gloom over this
.Inm munity, for he was well known here
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
CHRONIC MALARIA
A Very Prevalent Disease Following the
Hot Summer Of 1895

The continuance Of hot and dry
weather is sure to produce the prevail.
ence of chronic malaria. The past
summer has been exactly suitable fol
the production of a great deal of mala.
ria. Even in localities where malaria
has been previously unknown many
cases of malaria are developed. Thu,
form of malaria is distinguished from
the old-fashioned fever and ague by the
insidiousuess Of its attack and the diff.
Guilty with which it is cured 1t does
not come on quickly, like chills and
fever The symptoms poster and pro-
woke sometimes for several weeks be-
fore the patient is made sick enough to
take medicine.
Slight, chilly sensations, cold. sweaty
spells, frontal headache, billiousness.
furred tongue, bad taste in the mouth,
sticky mucous in the throat, constipa-
ton, languor, etc.
A medical treatise on chronic malaria
will be send free by The Pe-ru-na Drug
Manufacturing Company of Columbus,
Ohio. This book is a complete guide
TO the prevention and cure of malaria
in its various forms. Pe-ru.na has
long since been recognized as the only
infallible cure for the chronic form of
malaria. While quinne has become
the standard remedy for acute malaria,
commonly called fever and ague, many
people have found by bitter experience
that it will not cure the chronic form.
Pe-ru-na cures these cases promptly
and permanently.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-10-04
SUMNER.

Miss Clara Ferris visited Edmore last
week THE dance at the MaccaDee hall
Friday evening, was attended by small
crowd of people and good amount of whis-
key, which of course spoiled the evening.
M. A. West has gone TO Grand Ledge
to ace his sou Jay, who is very sick
Sumner is right in line, We are going 70 have
meat market. Mr., Sperry is to be mana
ger of it THE schools went to Ithaca
Friday and every thing passed off fine. The
children we we'll looked after with much
credit TO our teachers, who did everything
possible to make it day long TO be remem-
bered by the little ones.-The c. T.. en-
tertainment at the church Saturday eve was
attended by small crowd, the night was 80
bad. The exercises were rendered with
much credit to the young people.=-We
understand that while the w. K. G. was in
session Last Saturday afternoon the u. A. X.
boys prepared them feast of watermelon
and muskmelon. We think that perhaps the
boys have not forgotten their old tricks.=
Mrs Herbert Church. who has been sick for
some time ia reported better We under
stand that Mr. Rogers has rented the M. W.
Tucker store building and intends moving
his stock of goods across the way soon.=-
Mrs Fred Plank started for Ohio Tuesday to
visit her parents.-=Bert Ferris Ia on the
sick list Samuel Bgelow is on the sick
list