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The evening times., 1897-12-02
w..h,na,on STOCK E.cnauee.

Sales Capital Traction, 20 at So 1-2;
go at CO l-s, Is at So 3-4, 20 at Sd.
L s. Electric Light. Is at lO4; Mergen thai
er, 3 at I42; Lanston Monotype, so at
l9 "a, 100 at l9 1-2. 80 at 10.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
burglars Blow Open q Safe.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Dec. 2.-Burgiars blew
open the safe in the Cincinnati and Musk
ingum Valley Railroad depot at Dresden
last night, but secured only $12. No ar
rests tiave been made as yet.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE
Its Twenty-eighth Annual Meet
ing to Be Held Here.
THE BUSINESS BEFORE IT

Recommendations and Resolutions On
ImD0rtaut Matters to Be Consider
ed-rropOsitiOn to Amend the In
terstate Commerce Law-The FL
nancial System.
The evening times., 1897-12-02
The Temperature Today.

The temperature today was ut a. M,
SO: at o clock, noon, 80, and 2 D. m :, Al.
Maximum. AZ.
The evening times., 1897-12-02

DR.. Henry's Headache Powders; instant
relief for all nervousness and sleeplcssness.
nO20-thurs, ,sat-tf
The evening times., 1897-12-02

Your credit is COED at Lansburgh's Fur
nituIe House, 3th and F sts oc3-tf
The evening times., 1897-12-02

Dr. Heury's Headache Powders will
promptly cure any headache.
nu2O-thurs, ,sat-6
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New York Stock Market.
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co..
Bankers and Brokers. MembeEs OF the
N. Y. Stock Exchange. 1427 street.
The evening times., 1897-12-02

wALTEHS-C :. ,iles,iay, December 1
1cSt- IL. - tt - HEN s. WAL
TEkS.. .tr f;..!T, ,.>I and OF Eliza j.
Walters, - .+'-- u -siAth year of his
axe. . O. IL q even children
to mourn .,.s 'os
Gone orr, ard face,
Bu, no: IA Hstis 1fa,e,
Inru,. He:cc,
Cornior :c;
No. Ia,
Qui,L- II our powers.
CHILDREN.
Fun a.. % r,sitence, No.
929 " .,w 81 ON Satur-
day, "a L. atiN cs and
Trends - g. Mice 10 attend.
torang.~,i. - -, .-l,is i.,aie COPY,
1t-em
a.. l->, - cs;:ay, December
widow q, tie at s.:,...rs. Ha.enner.
Der 2. -, f,,,ds ;.Id relatives
invited Item
ToNNAR en- Tuesday. November 80,
1891. a1 o:2" u. Ia.. sirs.. oLEvIA 3.
I0NNAR, cau.hter Or br. John L, Haw-
kins, OF tiarlrs county. Md. and grand
daughtrr nf Lieii. Francis Ware, OF the
Revolution.
Funrrai from her sister s residence, Mrs.
c. j. Griffin, li2S New Jersey avenue
northwest, hursiay, l eccmber 2, at 3
O'Clock. Relatives "ni friends invited to
attend. 1t
C,vmEs-on DE ca.hor :, 1897, at 6
o'clock a. IN. ta-. i.LES GWYNNE
COON rs, DcloNc,i aCD al Cfarles s. and
Hui.ia Coores nee iini of, aged Is years
and 3 months.
Funeral rrom his late residence, No.
1923 New Jersey az Ell Ue northwest ,Frida y.
December 3, at 2 O'Clock d. m. Relatives
and friends invited. deI-3t ,em
The evening times., 1897-12-02
MARRIED.

, DOUGLAS -CoLLINS.-On Wednesday,
December l. 1897, at 6 y. m, A. E DOUG
lJAS to Miss MAMIE L. COLLINS, both
of this city, ut st. Aloysius' Church, by
Rev. Father GILLESPIE. 1t
The evening times., 1897-12-02
FINANCIAL

CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
Members of tho New York Stock Ex.
change, 1419 F st., Gloyer Building
Correspondents Of Messrs. Moore q SchIeZ
No. 80 Broadway
Bankers, and Dealers in GOV ernment Bonda
Deposits. Exchange Loans.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and an
securities listed on the exchanges Of
New York, Philadelphia. Boston and Baltk
more bought and sold.
A speciality made Of investment aecuri-
tiea Dtstrict Bonds and all local Ratl-
road, Gas, Insurance and Telephone Stock
dealt IN.
American Bell Telephone Stock poushs
and sold. mil Sd
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pENouNoE NON STRIKERS.

Mr.. Mshon otfersi u resolution cal
ling upon the miners now at work In
Missouri, Iowa, Ksnsss, Kentucky
and other fields TO quit work anu de.
nouncipg them as enemies OF human
liberty sO long as they Continued their
present course.
Notwithstanding the convention
early In the morning had declined to
act on President Rstchtord's resolution
requiring President Mckinley TO con.
vene ConRress for the purpose OF de-
duing the authority OF judges In the
matter OF iDjunctions, u resolution to
that effect, but authorizing the chair
man OF the convention to ask Mr.. MIC.
K,nley to act In that direction, tutro.
ouced by M. ID. Ryan, the Illinois
organ Ear, went through with whoop,
and shortly before O'Clock the coz
veniion adjourned sine die.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-01

CHICAGO, Aug. Sl.- The hrst fOr.
mai meeting OF tue executive o. mint.
tee OF the National Republican league
since the convention at Detroit In
July was held at the Auditorium I. :
Day. Western anu Middle. states wets
well represented.
Notwithstanding The fact tina. the
electio are still some distances IN tn.
future, plan OF action was drawn NJ
and agreed 10 relative to the state
elections In Marylanl, Virgins, Ken.
tucky, Ohio, Iowa AMI Asssachuse,is
this TALL.
Senator Thurston announced that
the representatives OF the league III
Nebraska would have everything H.
order Tor the next olnveBtiol at OmA.
ha In 1898. Al that time the Trans.
mississippi exposition will he open IN
Omaha aud President Mckinley III
be there to Bet the macninery In mo
ton. The exact date was left (
Chairman l.. J. Crawford to deeiue,
He WAS instructed IL make It that on
which President Mex inley will visi /
the exposition so that he may visit the
gathering OF young Republicans.
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A Sehllling & Company
San Francisco

him u target ul abuse, ella mug that
they have taken advantage OF his pu-
tiliu0, Knowing that he cOulJ not an.
swer them ,aDd charging them with at
tempting 70 seek DotOriety through
hurlirg epitheis at him. Ii e reitei-
ates his charge that Bryan had made
every Hfrsn cement ~ enter the state
10 1893 and make speeches In behsli OF
the Pgpulist who WAS tunRing for
governor against him and gives adui.
tlonal evidence to tuteta tlats his a.
ser,iDn.
Hr speaks OF Senator Daniel ss hav.
ing pr.srntei in the Senate a Tesolu.
ton indoIsing Clevelanl's action re-
garuing the Chicago strike, and yet
with having volei with the mmittee
on resolutions in the Chicago cJuven-
tim denUuncing ClevelanJ for the very
act which the senator hGi previously
commendeu.
q vernon O'Ferrell also defends his
course in ordering out the militia to
prevent lynchings, anu calls Btten-
ii5n TO the TACT that alih ugh there
were sixIy.two lynchinEs IN the state
from 1880 to 1894. tuefe have only
been Two duriug his naturalization.
He eays that ne mas no apologies OF
regrets Tor his course in politics suu
intimates that II Bryan lie renominated
on another Chicago platform Virginia
may 10 Republican In 1900.
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MAIL FOR KLONDlKE.
First Letters 10 DO Sent Forward
Sep. II.
Under tho Nav Reciprocal Arrange
ment with Canadian
officials.

WAsHTNdToN, Aug. 3l.-rhs first
letter mali 10 be dispatched rom thi.
country to the Klondike region under
the new reciprDcsl ARA cement witt
Canada, effected by establ shing al
intern stional exchange between Dyes
anu Dawson City, viii be ioIwsrdeJ
rom Sestlle by steamer lesvin,
there September lib. From that
time forward, letter maj VIII 40 over
the new services reguiarly once .
month. The last opportunity 10 senc
newspapers ana resuing matter genef.
ely Into the gold region uutil mex
spring will be Afforded by the "pap.i
mail" the last OF tue season, whicu
Will he forwarded by steamer leavin,
San Ffancisoo Sept. Alb.
Us, fiji 3ial advices nave reached the
p0stt ffics department that the Britisl
government 10 contemplating the es.
tsbiisnmeot OF another postal rou e
into the Klonuiko region ir,m tie
coast, TO be almost wholly within then
territory.
Actlug Postmaster General Schfl
Ieuberger aud his assistants were bu-'-
ly engaged today going over the
"DETAILS OF the new mali route from
Dyea to DAwson CITY, made by agree 1.
ment bttaesu this country anu Cana.
da ami perlectiug tho Arrangement
fnr the cnange on the part OF the
United States. Reports have reached
mere that persons acquainted with ths
Alaskan gold situation generally bt-
lieve the Copper river valley Will b..
the tcene OF great activity very SOON.
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MONTREAL, Aug. 8l.-The FIRST SEES.
sion OF the British Medical a. socia.
uon TO be held In Canada was csllou
TO order here this afternoon. Many
distinguished physicians from the o d
anu New World were In stten1aucs.
When the delegates had come to order
DIR. Thomss q. R1ddlck, N. p, OF this
city, The newly elected president, adj
dressed the gathering,
Ii gave him special pleasure, he
said, to see SO many American ply.
siclans ana surgeons at the Meeting
proof OF the cosmopolitan character
OF the medical profession.
He also referred In nppreciative
terms TO the OIL cial representative OF
France, Prot. Charles Ri,cler, anu to
Lord Litter, the most illusifious
surgeon who hss maze possible opera
tons which only twenty-five years
ago would have been consiuereI
criminal. The speaker then gays an
Interesting sketch Of the rise and
progress OF the British Medical ssso-
citation, which was fOu ided In 1882
There are sixIy-dvs branches anita
collective membeship of over 1900
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tlseaAaEegAs
sci \
Oregon Short Line
HI'------- RAILROAD.
RAILROAD


TIME CARD IN EFFECT JULY q5, 1897.
CO follows:
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THE
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadville, Aspen Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 2A 1921

Train No, 2 leaves Ogden Gas a. M,
SAT- Lake 1850 Il. M, arrive al Pueblo
900 a. M, Colorado Springs 7il3 a. H.,
Denver 9:S a. IN.
Train No. ! leaves ogden 6:35 D. M,
selt Lake $40 p. m, arrive ut Pueblo
S:So p M, Colorado Springs 6;49 p. m,
Denver 9;25 p. IN.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east.
Elegant day coaches. chair cara and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take the
u. q X, q. and have n comfortable trip
ana enjoy the finest scenery on the oon-
tinenL
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JEWISH GATHERING.
Next session OF the Zionist Conference
To be Held IN jerusalem,


To be Held IN jerusalem,
BAsLE, Aug. 81 ID. Theodore Her.
ssl,orieinator Of the pr, cot to purchase
chase Paiestineandr ese.tle the Hebrews
here, presided at the morning meet.
log OF the Zionist congress today. The
delegates discussed tho scheme to cen.
trallzs the Zionist movement, the
central committee, according to the
proposition, being located in Vienna
aad consisting OF twenty-five members
representing all OF the natural groups,
all Jews being asked to contribute to
the fund, subscriptions TO the fund
being made the bseis OF Franchise for
she delegates to future congresses.
The afternoon sitting, held for the
purpose Of electing members OF the
committee, LED TO O slormy scene. DR..
HeIzel vacated the chair /, to NJ, Nor.
dau, who finally succeeded IN restor.
ing order. All the members OF the
central committee were elected exceut
the English and American delegates.
The subject Of finances was then
discussed. Resolutions were passed
authorizing tue som mites TO raise a
III nd Of 6 0,000,0 900. Reports were read
show Ing lnal the colonies IN Palestine
are In fiouriShing condition. A com.
mission was appointed TO report on the
subject OF the proposed university at
Jerusalem. The conference closed this
oveuing. The meeting in 1898 will be
held at Jerusalem.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-01

NEW YORK. Aug. 3l.-Two lots Of
golu from The klondise, the fret ever
received mere, have been sssAyed Mt
the New Y0rs assay Office Ia Wa
street. One lot Weighing Al 40 ounces
asssyed .749 per cent fine gold and .2A6
per cent SILVER, which made the value
an ounce.
The other lot, which weighed 10 @
ouucss, assayed 500 duo goI an l7l
silver, making ,Ae value SIG SO AZ
ounce. Superintendent NJ ia saya
this Klonuike gold of poor stuff Ord.
mar California gold asssys $50 bne,
Sl7 81 au ounce.
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Everett House.

Union Square, New York.
FavoTi,e Hotel Tor Utah people in New York.
Under new management Thoroughly reno
va'ed. Psriee sanitation and all modern i'm
PIoNements. In the very heart OF the popular
shopping district. Convenient TO places OF
-Sausemsnt, and readily accessible from ali
parts OF the city. European plan.
NM. N. BATES.
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PURE FOOD AND DRINK

The use of tea. in the
United States has fallen off
one-half in twenty years,
because Americans get the
worst tea in the world.
People who can get ,Schi2-
Ing S BeSfto drink use more
tea than they used to.
Your grocer has it or can
get it.
A Sehllling & Company
San Francisco Go1
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vIRaINIA's GONERNoR syys
Repews Charges of Brynn'. PopuIi.t
Agreement I'm 1888


WAeHINaToN, Aug. 3l,-rhe Post
TOMORROW will PRINT lengthy and
imporIant interview with Gov. Cnsrles
I. O'FerreIl of Virgin whD last fall
declined 10 support the nominees and
platform OF the Chicago convention.
anu VINO 10 the reco2 uizsI mead OF the
goiu ID m1orsts u Virginia.
Gov O'Ferreli talks with great plain
nsss as to his proient position and bis
IA ufe action. He ANNOUNCES his de.
termination not to support uuder pres.
ent conditions thu Democratic state
ticket recently nominated at the RG-
snoke convention, aud gives his rel-
IONS I,r aching this decision. He
criIcites In emp lstlc language tue
conduct Of the leaders a, that oo1veu-
ton Tor indorsing the Chicago plat-
iuim and also pays his respects to tbs
liee.sliver Democrats, who have maue
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Trains arrive and depart at SAT- Lake City
ca follows:
DEFIANT
For chicago, Omsha. Denver, Kansas
Wy b. LOuiH gden and Park
FOL, sln FrancIco ogden. Cache W " :"
valley anu intermsointe points . t;Uo am
ioF tEdeni Denver, Kansas CHy
Omaha St Louis anu Chicago and
ia,.rmediate podlls. ,....t.... Gas p m
or ogden, Eutte, Helena, Portland
- and IAN Francisco. ~ .......t,. snbp IN
Manu- ana int,rmedi ate Saihtsir".,' 7soa m
ltor iToNo, Nephl, Milford Frisco aud
inlefmealate roints'........s,..... $50 IN
I"oeis And germ'uuE.-.......... at5 N
Fiom chicago. Omaha, ht Loqts
Kansas tity, Denver. rark Guy
From H.lenU, lutte. Poftlsnc Fan
iran tlteo Ogden and Intermed-
Troni san Francisco Cache Valley
ogden and intermediate pclnta,.. silb m
Kanias City. Denver and os S $50 m
IRON frisco, Milford. Nephi, IlOvo
and intermediate polntt ...,,...... e;35 a IN
from hercur. Tinuc Provo Nephi,
MantI and intermediate points. Gao m
From Terminus, 1ooelu ana Gar
TRANS soSi Of jaab run daily except sun.
day.
'Daily except sunday.
City Ticket 0flCs, Unisr Masonic Hall,
Cor. Second south and West Temple
u. =. BURLEY,
e. W. HCCLEs.
Gen 1rAifc Mgr.
W. II BASCROFT,
Vice Pres. and Gen Egr.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-15
WIN entertain the visitors.


The Carnival of Fun" to be held in
Grand Rapids, October Goth to goth,
promises to be the most gorgeous pub
lie demonstration ever seen outside OF
the New Orleans Mardi Gras, even sur
passing it in many features. Spring q
Company, the largest and Oldest Dry
Goods establishment opens its hospit-
able doors and invites all visitors to
make their store headquarters while
in the city. They will check and care
for all parcels and deliver them to the
depots free of charge. But what will
prove the greatest benefit to visitors
will be stupendous special reduced
price sale which this firm will inaugu-
rate in all departments during the
week of the Carnival, affording a most
excellent opportunity for the people to
purchase at small cost their dry goods,
cloaks, carpets and other supplies for
the winter.
Spring & Company are perhaps the
best known of any Dry Goods firm in
Michigan, and people who attend the
Carnival will quite naturally seek
them ont
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-15

A club has been organized by fifteen Of
Owosso's young mon, under the title Of
1.-THE Alpine Club" and rooms secured at
liz West Main street. The rooms are be-
Ing fixed up In q coy manner. A number
Of the best papers and magazines have been
put on file and more will be added. They
have their rules formulated and the first
member breaking them will be expelled.
The boys think this scheme far ahead OF
hanging around the street corners, so they
are sparing no expense to made their new
quarters as comfortable and homelike as
possible.
ID. Z. Herrick, aged 40. farm laborer
living on the county line midway between
Durand and Euffield, is under arrest on a
charge of incest upon his daughter, Annie.
aged IA years. The girl stated that herself,
her mother, father and another sister, aged
years, occupied the same bed for years
past. Herrick was bound over for further
examination.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-15
YRe only fi0HGfddel bdkin1s Powder
Offered al moderate price
CALUMET s sss'ss
~M0&E> 90 Go0D~

f. II. Jacobs is regalning his strengt b
slowly. He has been able to get out some
for week past.
Rev. j. Schmaus attended gathering of
the Young Peoples Alliance held In Flint
the first of the week.
Miss Marie Brewer returned the first Of
the week from visit with DR.. and Mrs. f..
w. Davis, of Saginaw.
j. G. Mccall, of Saginaw, state agent Of
the Bankers Life Association. of DeMoines,
Iowa, was in the city Tuesday.
II. G.. Field, of the firm of Field & Hinch-
man, consulting engineers, Detroit, made a
brief call upon Owosso friends, Saturday.
Il. ID. Lyon, of the firm of Lyon & Pond,
left Saturday for New York to purchase
goods, this being his second trip this fall.
Miss Edith Wykes was home from De-
troit over Sunday. She is enjoying her
musical and physical culture work very
much.
DIR. Carmody returned home Tuesday
from Hart, Mich, where he has been prac-
ticing. he left Wednesday for Ann
Arbor.
Mrs. Nettie Wheeler Chapel, who has
been the guest of Owosso friends for some
time, left for Telluride, Col, Saturday to
spend the winter,
Rev. j. G. Cromer and p. p. Beswick
represented the Congregational church at
the Genesee association meeting held In st.
Johns, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. A. M. Hume, worthy matron of
Abigail Chapter Eastern Star, represented
the chapter at the meeting of the grand
chapter held In Detroit this week.
M. N. Osburne, clerk at w. s. Hunts for
several years. left Wednesday for Lansing
to accept similar position with G. Longs
street. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne have
many friends in the city who sincerely
regret their departure.
Mrs. Betsy Comstock left on Saturday
evening in company with her daughter,
Mrs. G. III. Otis, for Hudson, Wis, where
she will reside In the future. Mrs. Com
stock has been resident of, Owosso for
many years and will be greatly missed by
the older inhabitants.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-15
IpENTIFIED-FoUL PLAY FEAREr
Body of Man Killed at shaftsburg Said {
Have Been Stolen.

Body of Man Killed at shaftsburg Said to
Have Been Stolen.
The man who was killed on the Grand
Trunk railway between Shaftsburg and
Perry ten days ago has been identified at
Nicholas Perius, of I.angdon, Dakota. The
gentleman left home two weeks ago to visit
his son, at Berlin, Canada, who recently re-
turned from Rome, where he has been pur-
suing his studies. The Identification was
brought about by means of his railroad
ticket and use of the telegraph wires with
the railroad agent at Langdon.
AT Chicago he took the fast train oyer the
Grand Trunk which passes here about
II o'clock p. p. The mystery is how he
could have fallen from the train. He car
ried about fifty dollars with him, but when
the remains were discovered the next morn
ing, only about fifty cents were found.
This leads to the thought that there was
foul play. the supposition being he was en-
ticed to the platform of the coach, relieved
of his money, and pushed from the train.
His daughter came to Morrice, Saturday,
to claim the remains but decided not to re-
move them when she learned how badly
they were mangled.
Lansing, Mich, October 13.-Shaftsburg
people are exercised over an outrage which
they think has been perpetrated there. On
September Goth an old man was cut to
pieces by the cars near that place, and his
remains were buried In the Shaftsburg
cemetery. The dead mans relatives sought
permission to remove the remains to Can
ada, and Secretary Baker, of the state
board of health, denied the request, deem
ing the removal unsafe. Today DIR. Baker
received letter from Shaftsburg, stating
that the grave had been tempered with,
and that it is suspected that the body had
been removed. The writer wanted to know
IL the local authorities had the right to In.
vestigate and ascertain IL the body had
been taken away. He was assured that
they had, and further developments are
expected.
Later: The scare proves to be without
foundation. The body was taken up and
placed in a better coffin by his relatives.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-15
Personal Mention.

Sen ator Hadsall spent Sunday in Vassar.
Ed. Stanard has entered the employ of
W. s. Hunt.
Mrs. T. s. Van Dusen and son are visit
ing In Detroit.
j. Il. Copas Jr. spent Monday and Tues
day in Lansing.
Mrs. Will Jordan. of Toledo, is visiting
At K. NJ. Jordan's.
Fred II. Clark and daughter left for Kan.
sas City, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 1. Stewart have returned
from Mt. Clemens.
DIR. Dowdlgan m ade professional trip to
Bancroft, Monday.
u, e. Gould called upon relatives in
Bancroft, Tuesday.
Bert Copas returned Monday from four
weeks visit in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gale were in Grand
Rapids the first of the week.
Miss Lenore Calvin, of Buffalo, N. Y, is
guest at ID. M. Christians.
Mrs. Henry Robbins is in Chicago visit.
ing her son, W. V. Robbins.
Chas. Ellis has accepted position with
Osburn & Sons's as salesman.
l. d. II. Ralph left Monday evening for
cleveland to be gone few days.
Fred II. Gould and son, Fletcher, re-
turned Wednesday from Chicago.
l. II, Keller, wife and daughter, returned
yesterday from short visit in Chicago.
=. John Shotwell left for Kalamazoo We'd
nesday with his new striking machine"
B. s. Stratton and family spent Sunday
with Mrs. STATIONS parents in Shepherd.
G. w. Wren, $50 North Dewey street, is
confined to his house this week by sickness.
Miss Alice Hubbard left Monday for
Ithaca and st. Louis to be gone some time.
Mrs. w. E. Collins attended the Eastern
Star grand chapter meeting in Detroit this
week.
Cyrus Reimer has completed his trip in
the west and is now in Illinois, working
toward home.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-15

Judge Smith pronounced the following sent
ences Friday afternoon last:
Fred Shultz, convicted OF receiving stolen
property, IS days in Detroit house Of correction
Burton saokett, who plead guilty to burglary
three years at the Ionia house OF correction.
Abner Smith and Jennie Case, adultery, one
year each In the Jackson prison and Detroit
house OF correction respectively.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-15

WANTED-1000 tons timothy hay, for
which will pay the highest market price.
A. TODD.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-10-15
Cider Mill.

The cider mill at Owosso will be ready
for business Friday and Saturday of each
week beginning Oct. 18th A. T. THOMAS.