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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
AN ENCLlSHMAN DOES NOT READ.
England Has Nothing Like the Number of
Well-Read Men That We Have.

The great bulk Of the English read
nothing literally nothing, and he who
knows something of rural England will
agree to this says the ForUm. The
casual and occasional reader reads iic-
ton, biography history, travels and
no small amount of theology i'm a di-
luted form. The great middle class
read and trust their periodical literature
and their newspapers; the students. the
real readers, who feed their minds as
other men their bodies read with more
thoroughness and patience than our
students. The entrance examination
for any college at Oxford, Cambridge,
Edinburgh OF Dublin is tritlng rs COM
pared with the entrance examination
for Harvard university, but, on the 9TH
er hand both the classical and mathe-
NAUTICAL men who take the highest rank
here 90 through an amount of reading
that our men hardly dream of.
England has nothing like the num-
Der of average well-read men that one
finds in America, but America has moth
ing like the number of thoroughly we'll
read, widely travelled, highly trained
men in politics and in all the profess
sions that one hnds here. In America
there is widespread education of the
hare; in England there is, confined 10
narrow limits the education OF the tor
toise, and there is a fable that the world
is poised upon the back OF tortoise!
At any rate, England carries very
heavy propOrtionate rate of the worlds
responsibility, and England and Amer
lea together would seem to have little
to fear from the future, for, after all,
what men read is not crucial test of
their capacity. Who has not known
men with enough university sheepskin
TO make "A wardrobe of who were vacil-
lating incompetents?
Who forgets how small were the Ii
braries and the opportunities of Wash
ington Lincoln and Grant? The Eng
lish people are slow in the main, dull.
and they care little for distractions in
print; but if Mr. Benjamin Kids view
of social evolution be correct. and the
consensus OF the competent apparently
fayors it, then the prosperity OF the ma
ton l. not dependent primarily upon its
intellectual alcrtness and John Bull has
little to fear from his lack OF book iearu-
iug and his love OF the open air.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
A Holland Case

The people Of New Holland. o.. have been
greatly surprised recently by the almost won
derful cure Of young daughter OF MIR. Jno.
OrahOOd, who for a long time mad been at
hicted with fit- or epileptic COMMISSIONS. The
atfl lotion seemed more dreadful because Of
the natural brightness of the child. Doctors
and other medicines failed 20 effect any last
ing benefit and cure seemed hopeless until a
sample bottle of Dr.. heeler'- Nerve Vital
ger WAS providentlal.y handed Mr. Orahood
and from the Use OF II and only two full bot
ties of the remedy. the Young has been com
pletsly cured OF the ailict which threat
ened to blight her life. Fortunately there
are but few cases Of eUieptic fits, but We ven
ture to say that half the people who read this
would feel like new beings after thorough
use of DR.. Wheeler Nerve Nitalizer; II is a
nerve food. restoring force on the same
principle that food restores physical vigor
and muscle.
II yours il a case Of shattered nerves, fire.
queut headache, perhaps nervouly cross
troubled with sleeplessness. tired feeling
In the morning, debilitated, all worn out
feeling, promptly use this great remedy, for
IL will cure you. and also ward off the most
serio1s sickness or breaking down with your
SYMPTOMS lndicote.
IL is warranted sure 10 relieve and cure
nerve troubles as represented. For sale by
b. VanDen Bergh. Apr
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
FRED FULLERTON, Alma. Mich.

Largent who was stricken with paralysis over
a year ago, died at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs Levi Murphy, on Saturday
April 18th, at the age of ~ years, 3 months
and 10 days. Funeral services were held in
the Congregational church on the 10Th.
Words of comfort were spoken by Rev. G. +.
Conley. The remains were taken to Ford
for burial. kinney IL Harter now have a
branch ashery at Elsie. +. Kinney has
moved there to take charge, while James
Harter continues the business here.-
Mrs. \. A. Gross has rented the Huson hotel
to Harry Rose. Mrs. Gross will spend the
summer in visi ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Low delivered lecture in the in
terest Of the W. G. L. L. at the NJ. L. church
Monday evening. THE Congregational
society at this place has disbanded. The
church property has been turned over to the
Baptist society which numbers twenty-five
now The church will hereafter be known
as the First Baptist church of Ashley.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
Ain fur Sale"

A wcll-knOwn magician i wag ana
finds amusement in mystifying simple
minded folks. A correspondent of the
Boston Transcript writing from Wash
ington. where the sleight-oi-hand man
has been exhibiting his skill tell, of his
success in astonishing group Of coll
ored people:
The magician one morning went
down TO the market. Washington has
one of the largest and finest market
houses i'm the world. and one of its most
picturesque features Is the row OF COM
Portable negro mammies. with baskets
of eggs and vegetables. sitting outside
the building laughing, chatting and
smoking.
The sieIght-of-hand expert, who had
a friend with him, sauntcred up to one
inky-black old marketWoman with a
pipe i'm her mouth and a beautiful array
OF fresh eggs before her 81 looked at
them and asked the price.
"Twenty-threc cents honey" au-
swered nanny. AN desc heah is fust-
rate aig, de hen ain hardly done
ciuckin' obcr 'em yit
Il should think so" said he, and, as
he picked up one and cracked it, out
came a quarter.
Mammy's jaw dropped and the pipe
with il.
And this one-and this one seems
pretty good, carelessly remarked the
man, cracking two more, out OF which
5O-cent pieces tumbled.
lie cracked half dozen in all and
mammy's store of silver was increased
every time. rs he walked of, followed
by dozen pairs of beady black eyes
with nothing but the whites showing,
somebody came up and asked the awe
stricken old marketwomau the price OF
her eggs.
desc aigs ain fur sale. she an
swered, aud she gathered them up in
her apron and waddled oil in the direc-
ton of home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26

Last December contracted a severe cold,
and a. my lungs were naturally weakil could
not shake off he trouble. Ii had kept me
from my work several weeks, when my three
children were taken with severe colds. the
case Of the youngest daughter being the
most alarming her lungs giving out that
wheeling, rafting sound peculiar 10 uham-
nation, accompanied by catarrhal condition
of the stomach. 40 that for two days she had
been unable TO retain the most delicate
nouri=hment. Being very much alarmed |
decided to employ a physician at once. A
friend urged me to try what Elixir OF Mullen
would do, a. she knew OF its wonderful
work in lung trouble. With some misgiving-
and little faith procured three bottles and
Immediately began Its use myself, also treat
ing the little daughter, whose case demanded
immediate attention, at the same time ap-
plying the Pacal Balm freely over the lungs.
After She frat two doses she vomited great
quantity of pnlegm. which gave instant re-
lief. IL was not long before she called for
food. which, to our surprise. she retained.
Following up the treatment her breathing
became natural, and We realized that the
crisis was passed. Her recovery was rapid
Tried the same treatment with the other
children with the most satisfactory results.
As for myself, | was soon able TO return 10
my work with a thankful heart that 20 rel-
able a remedy was within the reach of atfic-
ted humanity.
Ms ASD Mrs r. CoFFELL,
81 LOUIS Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
6sF So So! IsaDFV IA
RrRR Zxf@-s.-s.., -
WASHINGTON.

James Hathaway, one of our most re-
spected citizens died April Dist. He was con-
sned TO his bed about a week with a severe
attack of pneumonia together with heart
trouble. Deceased was born in Ohio, came
70 this county with his parents when II was
yery new, hewed out COED farm and home
Tor himself. and has laid low many acres of
forest in tins township. In 81 he, with his
wife went to Nebraska to better their circum-
stances, but a stay of two months convinced
Mem that Michigan was good enough; IN the
past two ears he has built large barn and
D comfortable house. Mr.. Hathaway was A.
hears, months and days old; he leaves a
wife, mother, three sisters and three brothers
T.. mourn his departure. The funeral took
,lace AT Eureka on the 22d at , y. IN. The
remains were inferred in the Eureka GENE
Whoopng cough Is in this vicinity
aud the children of +. 5. Reist are whooping
with many others.-A child of Mr.. Hay
wood, south of the river Is sick with scarlet
Eeyer--Archie Shaw Is at this writing
sick with some stomach trouble and under
the care of DR.. Day. We hope nothing -eri
ous.--Grant Shaw has moved his family
20 Mt Pleasant, where he has job on the
7. IA. road. james Martin has his
house nearly ready to move into Many
nave been sowing oats during the past week
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
SOUTH EAST CRYSTAL.

Dat sowing is about done and some are
blowing for cOrn.-=Some sickness In this
town, Dut nothing ontagious.-Will
Dyke il suffering with quinzy. Art Adj
mister has gone to Charlotte TO look for
work.-W. Perconia is very low; he has
had two operations performed by DR.. Martin
of Carson City and DR.. Sweet of Crystal.
His recovery is doubtful. Mrs l.. Miller
of Hubbar iston passed a week visiting many
neighbors and relatives here.-D. Shively
Is very busy with his nursery ock at present
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
ELBA CENTER.

Flowing and sowing oats seems 20 he the
order of the day.-=Wm. G. Wooley for
merly of BannIster, is back from Dakota.
Charles Stickney has gone to Minnesota TO
work this summer. -Charles Root has
gone to Howell for few days visit
Mrs. +. Hayes spent n few days with her
mother last week Alonzo Matteson was
visiting friends at Paiues last week.
School has commenced with n Mr.. Cowdry
at the helm. Grandma" Covert. who
has been quse sick is better at this writing.
Mrs. Aionzo Matterson was called TO
ovid last week to attend the funeral Of a
relative. IA small babe Of VIM. Stanton
and wife died the 18th inst IL. Hayes
is preparing TO build an addition TO his
house.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26

The .. i. Miller Rupture Treatment
Go. ut Detroit have for over two year,
made regular visit, to Saginaw, where
they have enjoyed patronage second
only 10 their Detroit business. They
have received hundreds of letters from
Hernia sufferers in Midland, Isabella
and Gratiot counties. but, until re-
Gently were not in position TO extend
their appointments to the smaller cities.
Midland, Mt. Pleasant and St. Louis
are among the first 10 be favored, and,
no doubt, the Doctors will have their
hands full, As about one-tenth Of the
entire male population l. slightly or
seriously rupturcd. Women and girls
are not exempt, but fewer Of them are
troubled. The Doctors will be at the
Sherwood House, Midland April -, %.
-, %; Bennett House. Nj. Pleasant,
April 26, 81. 2S, %, 80; Park Hotel
81. Louis. May l, ,. 3, (.
The Miller treatment cure, all kinds
Of rupture, regardless Of age, sex or
occupation, without pain, operation or
detention from work. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every case. or no pay re-
qured Free trial will be given to
those calling at either place during the
first two days
Consultation. examination aud ref
crcnces free daily. Hours, a. IN. 10
: p. m Physicians invited 20 investi-
gate and bring their worst cases for
trial G9-3pi3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u Report
R3%!a!l! RRsk1dRS
ABSOLUTELY PURE


The tongue of lion is 50 rough that
n close look at il will almost take the
skin of the locker 1t is not safe to
allow lion 10 lick Your hand, for il he
licked the skin of and got a taste of the
underlying blood surprising it to be
there. he would want the hand and
everything adjoining thereto. Nothing
more perfect in modern machinery eX-
lists than the mechanism by which a
lion works his claws He has five toes
on each of his fore feet and four on
each of his hind feet. Each toe has
claw. Nothing about lion is without
reason, and the reason he has more toes
and claws on his fore than on his hind
feet is that he has more use for them.
If this were not 80 the majority would
be the other way. The lion is nocturnal
by choice He has no particular oujee-
ton to daylight but likes to spend it in
the bosom OF hi, family. or at least adj
jacent to il. 1t should not he supposed
that because he roams about at night he
neglects his family. He roams in order
10 fill the family larder. He kills TO
eat, not for amusement. lie never
bothers small game 50 long a there Is
big game within reach. When feeling
fit ne can take an OK i'm his mouth and
jump fences and ditche, like a profess
sional steeplechaser. Westminster
RiI1ggf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
FOREST HILL.

Mrs Mason Wood of st. Louis visited reIa
tlveS here the past week.-Mrs.. Deyo of
Sandusky O., spent last Monday at this place
on business. Hunt and wife of
Jerseyville, buried their baby last Sunday.
They were formerly residents of this place
Dora Wood of st. Louis visited here
last Saturday and Sunday Vliet will
now raise mustache. 1t il boy, weight
"A pounds; arrived Wednesday, April 17th
John Gearhart has purchased farm
at Park Lake.=-=A minister from Chicago
will speak at tine Christian church in the near
future.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
sou TIL ARCADIA.

School began last Monday at the Davis
.,hool with Miss Nette Kennedy at the
tln.-Mrs Alex Parks was found dead
u her bed Sunday morning, March 3lst.
Heart trouble was the cause. She leaves a
husband, three boys and one girl to mourn
her There has been many
improvements in the line of fences, made IN
his vicinity lately.-Several of the
farmers nave begun to fit the ground for
Jats.-We see by The Alma Argus that
W. have new rhistletop in our vicinity who
lsstes that We have at least one mean man IN
Sse neighbothood. We disagree with This
sletop for ge think this neighborhoOd con
Asls of au exceedingly good crew Of men.
The Mlsse, Edith, Lille and Ada
Clark of Alma, spent Easter Sunday with
7Eiss Ada's parents. Mis- Edith Burgess
y home from Pet )skey, visiting her parents.
Azum Roberts and family ==Jesse
smaIley was IN St. Johns last week on bust
,e-s. David McTaul and wife have
soved their goods to Alma where they ex
2ect TO 20 10 housekeeping .-=Several OF
me farmers, who considered their potatoes
sell buried. have lost nearly all Of them b!
ne heavy frosts.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
A Great Leader.

We are pleased 10 inform You that We have
received the sole agency for Otto's Cure, the
great throat and lung healer. OuO'- Cure
is the great leader OF all proprietary prepar-
ation@ for the cure of cough, colds, asthma,
bronchitis. consumption, etc. We vi guar
aptee Otto's Care 10 You and ifyou will call
az our store We will give YOU bottle OF this
great guaranteed remedy tree of charge.
Otto's Cure instantly relieves Group and
whooping cough. Do1't delay. Samples
free. Large bottles p and 30 cents at b. 5.
Webb's, sole agent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
PONPEII.

Born to Eustras Micksell and wife. a nine
poHnd girl.-J. A. Taw is conha to his
bed at this writing. Mrs. Lodema Rice
Is able to be out.-D. TX. Barnes visited
his parents at Alma Sunday. 81. A.
Westbrook of Carson City visited his brother
at this place Sunday. =Arch Dodson il
building house on the county line for w
Wy MANA paper il being circulated for
to raise funds to put sheds on the church lots
A T. McReynolds l. fencing in his lot
for a chicken park and intends to 90 into the
poultry business. Geo l.. Je--up was in
Detroit few days last week.-Mrs. w.
Payne was IN Detroit this week. -James
Austey was here from Detroit and intends to
buy wool at this place=Mr7. Helem-,
Frank Helms mother, is reported i'll
Mrs. Albert Foster has been very sick the
past week.-The L. >. 81 NJ railroad in.
tends running four passenger trains daily. be
ginning May L--Harvey Wood and a
friend went fishing one night last week.
Just ask Harvey what luck he had ca
good warm rain would help crops in this
vicinity.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
SHIFTING SANDS,

Changes in Real F.tate IN Gretiot County
For tie Week Ending April 20, DO
John ID. Briner to Bene~ell \. Bri-
ner "a OF NJ of NV sec3 Wheeler , 900 90
Channcey l.. Barber 10 Vim. +.
NV sec ISaca. $3.50. 1900 %
Jerome l.. smith to Jesse Il. Won
nocolt y of nl4 of w of NV sec
10 Emerson ......... .............,.,. y" w
OF ~ o e sec b Arcadia ID, a. D@''' 1890 90
VIM. \. Crozier to Margery Ellicott
VII of VIZ of se sec ii New ..o
Haven Gee. Observation-Disclosures. Low w
Anna Wright to Lester McMulIen
lot blk Cases ad Alma. w
Monroe Nj. Coop to Leo J. aud Har-
~ l. Schaeier We OF sw sec 1900
Sumner ...........' -VVo w
Geo. W. Andrews to Della NJ An
drews Sc of sw sec Sumner...... 100 %
Fred w. Hooper To Lester McMullen
lot blk Cases al Alma. 90. 600 OO
Dora j Leet TO j 4. Petit, W of
lot :. blk 4. North Star......... e.. 40 90
John Kline to Chas. A. Iuber, y
OF n u of NV sec ;, Wheeler ...... l2OO w
Elizabeth Mitchell To VIM. W. Mitch
ell, y of NV Sec 80, Hamilton .... 4'O W.
Margaret y. Grhy 10 bllNtI DdIllhB 49,
ton, pt NV of NV sec %, heller oOO w
Margaret T.. Gray to Oliver Darling
ton sw of wv sec L., Wheeler...... GOO %
Charles A. Zuber to John Kline, ut
NV Of ne sec 80, Wheeler ......... 800 OO
VIM. II. Hllsinger to ]. +. Chapman
pt NV of sw sec IS, Seville ......... 100 w
Geo. ". Skinner to WIN. I. Clark,
sw of sw sec > and NV of NV sec :,
Jas l.. Edison ct al to 1hos. j. Blair,
Hall Observation-Disclosures. 800 300 90
roe NJ. Copp. lots :, 5, blk Il, Alma 400 90
e !" Of Sc of sw sec ~ Emerson =. $40 on
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
ASHLEY.

-r aais was called 70 Lansing last week,
~ account of the illness Of his fathor.=-
Eirs axe Roof has returned TO the Alma
.vnitaium where she will york the coming
snmn0er. jay Gibson of Eureka and
Niss Cecilia Harter Of this place were mar
ed in Eureka April 17th.-Mrs. Mary
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
TOLEDO. SAGINAW < MUSHROOM R'Y

Nv Ashley for Detroit
az 1910 p. m.
Cl. 81 connections are
made al OwossO Junct n
with all trains Of ID q.
II. * VI R'y.
BEN. Hatcher, T i 4.
Detroit. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
S. v. NEWARK.

Sowing oats and blowing for corn Is the
R5.r OF the day. Quite number of the
farmers have planted early potatoes.=-R.
u Richard of Alma, spent Sunday with his
parents, John Richard Sr. aud wife. -
On is Misenhalder has been sick for few
lays but ia better now. School com
uences next Monday. Mics GARNER re-
sprned from Crystal last Saturday, after
sending week with friends.-Clarence
Orcntt is visiting frieCds in these parts. -
Tucle Ezra Orcutt and wife are visiting their
son John at Crystal. eWark and New
haven base ball teams lock horns next Sat
lfday on the formers ground. =--E Ezra
.oh1Jn had runaway a few evenings ago,
song considerable damage-cause. bicycle.
James Lawrence mas been on the sick list.
Preaching next Sunday at the church.
Fable Richard called on her brother Earl
sainrday.== Richard and wife re.
prned from Grand Rapids last Saturday,
sle,c they have been visiting their daughter.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
Children Crv for
Pitchers CaStoria.
A Big Surprise

In store for all for ali who try Bacon Gel
cry King for the Nerves. The general verdict
OF all who have used this great vegetable
preparation Is that IL is the grandest remedy
ever discovered for the cure of dyspepsia,
liver complaint, general debility, etc. Ba-
cons Celery King for the nerves stimulates
the digestive organs, regulates the liver and
restores the system 20 vigorous health and
energies Samples free. Large packages
- and 30 cents. Sold only by b. 5. Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorih.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 20 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castorla
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26

All those creeping. crawling. singing SEN
sations that combine to make up the tor
lures of any itching disease of the kin are
instantly relieved and perfectly cured by
Doan's Ointment Take no substitute.
Doan's never fails
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
when n Woman Shops.

An observant man remarks that the
women shopping all have the same eX-
preston. IT is weird look, a strange,
far-away, fierce look. 1t is look that
embraces details. price. colors ma
terialS, cuts, shapes. flowers and feath-
ers in one tremendous moment; a look
that appraiSes, look that decides. The
dress that can face that look and come
out of the ordeal unscathed is a dress
deserving of respect and admiration.
The bonnet that can return that look
without biushing Is "A bonnet that can be
worn, whether il cost II or 81. Even
the weakest among women appears
fierce and fiery when she is proving
around the shops, calculating and con-
irving, selecting, describing all in a
glance. There is an intense dctach-
ment about her, an intense concentra-
ton, that renders her for the moment
almost great, however small she may
be- At home She may be lamb here
she is ion. The passions of the shop
have dignited her have wrapped her
in celestial fire. She may run against
YOU full tilt-frequently does but the
impact does not occur to her She
may tread upon your toes aud prod you
in the eyes with her umbrella; she Is
not aware it has taken place and when
you apologize for having been injured
by her she does not even accept your
apology. Her eyes and mind are in the
shop among those delicious fure or those
charming toques. OF course she doesn't
notice you. You are only man, YOU
are for afternoon and evening wear. -
" I. .4dreytlser
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26

"My husband had two cancers taken from
his face and another was coming on his lip
He took Two bottles OF Burdock Blood Bit
tiers and 1t disappeared He Is completely
we'll" Mrs. VIM. Kirby, Akron, Erie Co..
y. Y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26

Leave Ashley
u 81 A m for MusKegOn
= 50 p. M for MuskegOn
JNo. " LoRD
T-afilc Manager.
Detroit
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
a CURE FOR RUPTURE

The . r Mil er Co =. Specialists % VISIT
Md ana, M Pleasant and ~ LOUIS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26

'Daiy.
Connecting az Detroitin Union Depot with al
East
$50 p. m west and 9.35 a. n and
o;Ul p. M. east, have elegant Parlor Cars AZ.
lance.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
Brains July s. 1906. ana continues YOur TfeekS

TIE OBJECT oF THE SCHOOL Is to
meet the want, Of the progressive
teacher: To- meet the demand tor bet
Ter teachers; 10 give teachers desire
lor a higher education.
COURSES OF STUDY.
REGULAR COURSES leading To First,
Second and Third Grade Certificates.
Two Courses in kndergarten-Be-
ginning and Advanced
SPECIAL-A Course in Physical Cul-
care; Course in Vocal Music; Courses
N German and Latin; Courses IN Peda-
gogy ana School Law.
All advantages offered To students {
Reading Room Physical, Chemical.
Buildings, with Boarding Hall on the 2
.onging TO a finely equipped college.
RAJ Charges Reasonable, lnstrueti
:he Best. For circulars giving complet
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
& WEST MICHIGAN Ry

l:25 p. N mas Wagner palace buffet parlor
car and coaches from Grand Rapids 10 Chicago.
ll:3j y. m has Wagner palace sleeping car
and coaches from Grand Rapids TO Chicago.
II. L. MEYERS GEORGE DEHAyEN
Agent, Alma Gen'l Pass'r Agent,
Grand Rapids
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
TOLEDO SAGINAW & MUSHROOM R,Y.

L. Ashley for Detroit
az 1850 and 6.00 p m.
Close connections are
made az OwOsso Junctu
with all trains Of D.. q.
" & VI. R'y.
Ben. FLETCHER. T. ?. A.
Detroit. Mich.