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state.
Mrs. Nora Belt Masters. OF Negau-
nee, and Master Paul are welcome
visitors at the paternal home.
a western editor had q fearful
dream. A dead customer cried to
him for water, but he told him to
moisten his tongue with the due on
hispaper.
sConnine g. Killmaster IN. J. Con-
nine and John Killmaster) have
opened q law office at Huntsville.
Mr.. Connine will spend nearly all his
time here, as before, only going to
Harrlsville occasionally to assist In
the trial OF cases. Oscoda Press.
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1.-THE average editor knows of a great
many things which are occurring
weekly in town that he does not
print in his paper-news that would
set the town on fire and cause all
tongues to wag. People who COM
plain OF things the editors print
should be thankful for things they
don't print"
Mr.. Weber, the gentleman men
toned last week, who was to locate
on farm near Big Creek, was an
other victim of w. York, who skip
ped from here between two suns some
weeks ago. Mr.. Weber, on arriving
at his so-called farm, found 1t worth
less. He never unloaded bis goods,
but drove back to town the next day,
re-packed his goods, and departed for
Virginia. News. Poor York;
Another Democrat gone wrong.
Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Taylor, who
represented the Cheboygan Chapter
of the Epworth League at the district
con vention, recently held at West
Branch, we're rendered a reception
last evening at the M. e. chapel.
Members of the League to the num-
Der of about sixty were present, and
very pleasant evening was passed.
Mrs. Taylor read an interesting re-
port of the convention, giving ex-
tracts from all the addresses and
papers. -Cheboygan Tribune.
DR.. Albert Shaw contributes to the
June CENTURY paper on city Gov
eminent in st. Louis, which deals
with large number of the problems
of municipal government which are
now engaging the attention of A mer-
leans. AS apparently St. Louis has
been graphing vigorously with all
the questions OF administration,
which particularly concern the Mis-
sissipi River cities, the article, COM
ing at a time when st. Louis is very
much in the public gaze, can not
fail to be of service to the cause OF
municipal reforms.
The Nicholson & Hanson Lumber
Co., of Lewiston, has logging road
running about ii miles south OF
Lewiston to large tract of pine
and passing through state homestead
lands. James Ryn0, who took up a
homestead last week, tore up the
rails and erected a residence on the
path of the road, thus Obstructinq
the way, and the Nicholson & Han.
son Lumber Co. cannot run any log
trains unless they pay Ryno 81, 600.
The matter will be settled in the
courts. Eek.
There is more pith and sound mo
rality in the following sermon by 9
Methodist minister, than Is generally
given by the cloth, but which they
try to live up to, even IL it is not II
! accordance with the general creed
or their sermons: much
has been said concerning preacher
who take delight In the good thing
of this world. 1 am one who think
it very right and proper for minis
ter to eat heartily, and enjoy himsel
generally. Life Is short, ard TIT
whole earth Ia mans. Man can no
live on bread alone. or on religion
alone. While 1t Is true that Christian
faith gives glorious comfort not I,
be found elsewhere, it is also tru'
that yellow legged chicken, whei
properly cooked, furnishes an essen