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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
WiraItftrenSe GtdSte.

Dor Sa6ren - es 1T f9on ldnge Der =.
ba i~tritten ii9 Chicago unb ct. 2ouis unr
ben 8orrang unter ben 9roBitGbten bes 2unz
hss. ct. 2ouis blieb aber 10 melt 5uriid, baB
es oas Wettren1ten gang rnb gar aufgub, bas
Wa9stbum ~rnferer Stabt mar 70 pbdnonne5
nal, baB iogar Netp Oort gu befir9tan be-
gam, bon Gbied9o ii6erfliigelt gu tperben
unb ii9 baber beetle, 8rooflbn urb etnige
umliesenbe 9Drfer au berf4ludeu.
gs nirb oft bebauptet, baB bic gbinefen
eigentli9 bic meiften unierer Better Grim
bungen f9on bpr talienben bon Sabren gez
babt baben, felbit fogar cine SebOe, pie ie
iebt 5piI9en ct. paul unb Mtnneapplis
aussebro9en lift, Die, tpenn in bisberiger bibiz
ger Weiie fortgefibrt, nod gu benfelben Nus@
f9reitungen fiibren mag, ps Der Mettitreit
3piT9en ben beiben @tGbten Sal Song urb
San Gbuen i'm 8eide Der Mitts.
@s pirb er3dblt, baB fe iabreGarg auf
ibren gesenfeitigen 9anbel eiferIibtig se=
pefen feien unh bob 9tteBGi9 biefs @iferz
fu9t gu offenen GetnbfeIigtetten gefiibrt bube.
Ote 8iirger beiber 5tdbte bepaffneten fih
utb trafen fi9 in offener 5elbI6lu9t. @5
gab biele Sobte unb @ertpunbete lnb iper
petB, ob es Der 8iir9eri9uft betber StGbte
ni9t nod ergdngen ipdre tpte ben 6eiben
20pen in Der 5abel, Die ft9 gegenfeitig Bis
auf bic S9pGn3e dufgefrefen bdben, tpenn
nt9t Der @puberneur Der Prpbtn3 eingsz
16ritten tpdre unb bic Streitenben enttpaffnet
bdtte.
0ieIe grufeIige @ef6i9te io1te ben 8iirz
germ BON ct. Na1l lanb MinnRapplis our
Wdrnung bieren. SelbftberitGnbli9 glaubt
bis iebt NiemanD, oaB iie ii9 betpuffnen unb
ibre @ifer1i9teleien gu einer1 b%lutigen plus
trag bringen tperben, uber 70 tparen bic 8e>
pobner bes bimmGti9em &eids a,t9 ii6erz
ruI9t, als fe bic Son9ianer unb bic San
Gbueniten f9nad6enb bor Wutb geeen elm
amber bic @affen erbeben faben unb mani
der G6inefe mag gtrgil citirt baben:
''Tantaene animis caelestibus irae'.
rMie fam folGe @utb bic 9immGif9en err
fafen9"
Qtber es gef9ab bo9, unb besbapb fOnnten
aud bort, mo- bic liebIi9en MGfer bes
Mimsbaba BPM 6elien f~tiir5er, zines Saqes
bic 9eeri6oaren ber 8~iirsersurben Der ripu@
Giftremben StGbte ntGrberifd ansinanbe>pratz
len.
Bum Slid Giegt Sort Smelling bart ba>
BEL, 70 bab l1ncle Sam tpte Der 9irsfif9e
Monbartn ein1dreiten unb bic feinOli9en
8riiber trenren fonrte.
Wie ipdre es, psrn Mirreapolis ii9 an
@roB Nen Oort Elm 8eifpiel ndbras2
@erabefo pie Stem Oort 8roptlpm an Gr0be
nnb @i~npobnersab1 ii6erfligelt bat, 10 lit
uu6 minneapolis idneaer sepa4ien als ct.
Baul. a
Seem gorf unb 8rootlpn tparers BON Der
Rotbpenbisteit iiber3eu9t, boB ettnos getbun
merben miBte, unb 70 legten ite fi9 friebli9
auIammen tpie Der 2Dne u1b bas 2Gmmlein
= bas 2Gnpmlein i'm Magen 6es 2Dpen.
Das 1onten ct. 9aul ut1b Mimneapolis
na9ma9en; ite iinb obnebtn i9on 70 ndbe
o~nettorber berdngetpa1fen, baB fe pie bic
iameff6en 3wiuinge ausf6uuen; fie ioIten
fi6 gu einem eroBen ftdOtif9sn @emeinz
peien berf9mel3en.
@ir tpagen es anerbin9s ttt9t, einen Sea-
men bpr5uT9luger, aber uns i4eint, baB
fefbft Der combintrte Nome ct. YauIs
Mtnneapolts re9t acceptd6el tpare,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
Satr sSaDG TT Netp gorf.

Set General Sracb benz 9enerals0udrz
tiermeiIter Der republitanifGen Bartei BON
gtep gOrf, 0uig5, in elmer 8otf9aft gu psrz
itebcn gegeben bat, baB er WiGens fei, bic tbn
BON Der republifanif6en 9arteiorganifation
a~nsebotene Domination fir oas 8iirgermsiz
iteramt an5unebmen, lit Sammanb Der
&amm fart 9ef9npuen, benin es tpeiB, oaB
init Seth 2ptp uub Srucb i'm 6elbe Der Cant
bibat BON Sammanb 9aG unb bon Samz
manb's @naben fiegen MI 5.
8enn in elmer Stabt tpie Sem gorf, bic
obnebtn fart bemotrutif9 1T, Dire oppoittioz
nelGen @lemente 9etrennt muri4iren,
bann tperben file au4 a~etrennt gef4lG@
gen. 9as 1T 70 ii9er. tpte 5tpsi NAL Gtpei
bier lit.
Oils bot bier Sabren ale Geformelemente
sufammenftanben, Dd baben ie Sammarp
beiiegt, feiber ober ibren Gieg ni9t 70 alssez
niibt, baB bic 8eformibee Bel ben @oltsz
mafen batte fet Wuraela i@lasen t0nz
men. -
Die &~poIebelterei unb dnbere engber5ige,
elmer @roBz urb Weltitabt pie Netp Oort
unipiirbige 8eripultungsmaBregeln baben bic
Reform gerabe in ben 0olfsI9i9ten berbaBt
gema9t, tpo lie bdtte tbre fsiteite StiBe fuz
4en unb ftnben iolen.
Sammanp fat it9 tpGbrenb Der 3ett erz
bolt; benz Siser iinb Die aralen tpieber gez
tpu9fen unb rr bOIt iebt gum Sprunge auf
bic geltte aus.
limb mas fiir 8eute!
WG6renb bic bisberige @erpultung Netp
gprts iGbrli9 an bic 40 Milipnen Dollars
getoftet bat, tpirb tie bon jebt an iiber 70 Wttl=
lionen berf9lingen, alfo in ben nd9ften bier
sSa6ren an bic 300 MiGipnen. Was mag
babon nidt Q1es an ben 3Gbnen unb &rulz
len bes Sigers bdngen bleiber, tpenn man ibn
tpieber ms Gatbbaus 6ineinldBt!
DIS i'm Sabre 1894 bic rpelte Stautsberz
faffnnng Seem 0orfs unter @eratbung ipar,
ba tpur6e ausbriidli4 bsrborsebuben, 6uB
man bic Ma6len in ben groBen 'StGbten uui
0te Sabre nit ungeraben 3dblen Derz
Isgen tpo1Ite, bamit bic 8irger ibre GotaIeu
4~ngeGegen6eiten ni9t NIT nationulen Sragen
bermif9ten, bamit Die 2%ptalpplitif bon onbez
ren politi19en ginftiTen fret gebalter
tpiirbe. Die Hepublitaner rrabmen bdntala
1ogar auf i6rer Transformation einen 8e>
f9luB an, tportn 1ie bieien 9runbfab Der
reuen 8erfafung arf'S Wdrmite unteritiib=
ten unb bic 6%offnung dusfpru9en, er tper6'
bonn @olfe iiberaG sutgebeiBen tperben.
WeB6alb ri9ten ii9 iebt bic 9erren platt
Nuigg unb goniorten nt9t na9 ienen Gr=
tlGrl1ngen ibrer Bartei9 WeBbaG6 f9lepper
iie iebt bic 2anbespolitif in Die 2otalpolitil
binein2 @eBbalb unterftiiben tie ni4t BIZ
ganbibatur Seth 2otp1s, Der elm Gepablita=
ner, alerbings feline parteimarionette, lit
peG9e OH ben SGtben tan5t, bic Platt in Der
Sanb 6Glt?
Seth 2otp bat iein NnnabmeI9reiben gana
in Dem @eiite gebultsn, Der bic Republttaner
g1etp gorts bor bier Sabren bsfeelte, UNI
trobbem 5iebt iebt PGatt feline 9artb BON Sett
2otp 5uriid.
0as 1T Der Slu9 bes 8oBtbums! 1nb
bie1er Slr9 tpirb bic Netp 0orter 6etmIu9sn
Bis in's fisbente 9lieb; er pirb bic @eripaG>
tung bon @roB : gaep gort elmer Srganiiaz
tion ausliefern, tpel6e in Der gar13en Welt
als bas prototpp alIer Corruption befannt
lit, neil ie ausi9GieBli9 na9 benz @runbz
fabe banbelt: Dem Sieger bic 8eute!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

0ur9 feline prd9ti9e. aud duberGi4 mil
pratorif9er <nit bprgetrugere &ebe n
8ubaz q It bat Der bent Dr. &atfe1
in Der Shut Die !0er5en ber l1ngartt erpbert
bic pa6rli& ni9t bor Siipiten gu frie9sn
pfleqer. Nl9 ~bieient9en ut1gariIGem 8ldts
ter, bic ii9 ionit benz 9Ofe unb @llenn, tpas
BON bort tp1nmt, gegenii6er fe9r fiibl berRaIz
ten, nennen ben beutI6en &aiIer etner
n9tl6eGm Der Gro6erer". neil er
bic ungarif8en 9eraen i'm Sturm rrObert
hdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

Graf 9obemt's 8erfpunbuno
/ m Onell mag bon Teinen 9egnern als
cine gerebte Strafe fir feline Nnf6lGge our
@ergepaltigung Der Deutf6en angeIeben
tperben, unb ba er ielbft Der 6orbernbe mar,
10 bat er aud tein &e4t, fid su betlusen.
Nber fonff, mas 1T bur4 bas Ouea betpiez
fen tporben9 @tpa, baB @raf 8ubeni i'm
llnre4t ober bic 0euti9en i'm He@t ftnb?
Sber mas tonnte, felbit tpenn @raf 8abeni
ooer Or. Bolff auf benz pGabe ee6Gieben
pdren, babur4 errei9t perben9 SO6itens
cine 8erf9Grfung Der @egsnIdBe unb cine
iteisenbe @rbitterung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
Ser 8if6of elmer tatbolif9e

Ser 8tf@of elmer tatboGif9en
9i0cefe beibt bic unbe6in9teSe =
bic ibm unterftebenben PrteFer
gu berfeBen, fopie iiber bas &ir4enz
eigentbum. 0abin lit btefer Sage tpieber
bur9 Elm Misconiiner @eri9t in einsm Safe
snti9ieben tporber, in pel9em Gr5bif9Df
&oBer einen 9fdrrer aus ibm geniigerb err
I9einenben @riinoen abfebte uro .oieier ii9
peiserte, feinem Na9folger bic pfarrerpo3@
nung au iiber9eben. @s banoelte ii9 I'm Den
Pfarrer 9elItern in Barton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

Ser beutf9e 8iirgermetter
Safel in Ginetnndtt feierte tiiralt9
ben fiiuf8igien Sabrestog ieiner @ntunft in
Cincinnati, tpo ct, tur5 bor6er aus benz
@9pabenIanbe eirgetpunoert, feline bleibenbt
9eimat6 fanb. SIM &rieg une Srieben bat
er it9 ieit6er riibmlidIt b~erbor9et6an. Wobls
berbiente @bren piberfubren tim baber an
6efaetem Subrestuge BON Setten pieler Der
be1ten 8iirger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
Tret fmr
6r0nfe!

Thr nteins Mitmenidtn, iueIbs an @beumdtismus
IeioeH, babe i'd elm ~einfades Mittel, ,peIdss i'd eiuem
Ssben nit ebrli6em @etuiKen empfeblen fam. 9teits
Mtttel beilte einf mid uuo ieitbtr Gauienoe bon gn.
bern; ttrslib etneii 1taRn, tpel@er Al Sabre nit Sbeu.
~rhattsinus bebaftet NOR, uub tper es 1u probiren
fuani6t, benz ienbe i'd elm 4robez9adst fret. mRon
%aSreffre: Sobn ". etnttb. eummerfielo.@ but6
Eutloins, @Rilpautes. @is. Cont IL iuups
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

Bic WiGiam S. 8rpun ieb aus
baraber f9rei6t Der beuti9e DOes
mofrat" in Davenport, tpo grpa1 Oieier
Sage ipiebsr einmaI %auftrat, folgenoes:
u!6err 8rDnn fiebt befer uus uls bor ettent
Sabre, ndmli9 tpoblgend6rt, n1o lel1te
Nugen iinb fret BON Der ~ent5iinbli9en Not99e,
nef9e eine Solge Der ~Anftrengungst betm
@tubium Der @ilberargumente mar. 4ber
bic @timme, tpef9e friiber einen etnidntels
belnb metdGif9en SLANG bate, TT t1folge tbz
res bGufigen MiBbruu4s ranh gefporoe1,
bat iebp9 i6re bur6bringenbe Stdrte bebal@
ten, tpie aud Die md9tigen &tnnbdder uno
Der grDBe Munb ni9ts an i9rer oratorti4en
2eitungsfGbigteit etngebiBt baben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

Sn Sif6bu4 Bel 9 erglengen
b in 8aiern piitbete Elm ur9tbdres
Seuer. 20 6dufer purben Elm &uu6 Der
Stammen. Die gntte4unssurfa4e TT nod
unbetannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
.18oo3WftpD

R Ginem Iams 8efabltcm 9eoirfntB
M et0Iid) abgebnIfen bnrd bic Garn-
- bom=S9eere itSau9e=3ubebbr; ihneioet
ieoe Gprrl 9enou; foitet benz Rdnfer ni6tS
~ mad benz neuert YIon. 4geutsn perlaHgt;
SoIair pber @pmmtiiion. Sob9robiges Bicycle gratis
far 5 9ubO. geItennn9en. 8. 8. SarnDant, 81
9earborm:S Str, gbica9o. 11aslSipD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

9ie 8arger 9eOrto's baben bur@
ibre @ntriitumspsrfammluas betpirft, baB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29

Ql"fsstspasts; ! Setntina1sr, aaisseest!! @0at
ct. 4auI & 9ulutb GIfenbobn in tet 3dbe bon Bar
mum. mo- fir a%rbettIante SeIte nit fleinen W}ttteln benf-
bar fruhtborites &anb nod ieBt ipottbinigft eeeen
lei9te 3o9luHes6eoineun9sn gu boben it Sn ben Ieb-
ten ID Soeen boben cine groBe ansobl 9entife bieie
prdbti9e @elegenheit benuBt unb ii6 bebnts @%niieblnn9
bort a%ngetauft. Sdumet ni9t unb pen6et Sud fufort
an: 9ppemeII &larfe. 2anbs@ ommtidr,
O @Iobe 8ullDin9.
.18oQ3IftpD ct Saul, Minn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
9ret fur
Mdnner
NetDenC6md6e,

Git tpertDooGcs Bud iiber Die itrfo@e Ino
Seilurts ager grten BON
Netnen[ 9wdGe,
eeihle6tli6en 2etben. Sdlp1desuit1nben NIB ats
oeren &runtheitet pripater unb idonungsbeoiiritis
ger Natlr bel Mdnnern. @eiGlofen uno p~ortpirei
b%erionpt. Wtat ihretbe at DR.. sane 3feafcn,
497 6te Mpenue. Wcfp g)prt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-29
9n Uetfattfen:

Cine gut etneeri9tete SoinnertpirtbT9oft. ronantii9
9elegett on oer %gtorbieite bes 6Drfufies, in Der 8. Mnrb,
Nppletou, Nis. gu oieiem Sei6ait eeb6ren 5ablreife
LOOM uno Office, cine 9roBe SGeuer nebit Wobnbous
NIB 9ntes Walier. 9ieies Sei9att it %perbnnoen nit
ei1lenl prodtnollen Yort, nn9efdbr 5 afer 9roB.
S%lebbaber, bieies Sehbaft su einent mdBi9 biltget
Prets su faufen m6gen %9efdni9ft ppripreten bel
Sip4tuD &ouiS &ehmann. Appleton. mis
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05
Attempted Assault.

On Saturday evening as Miss Eta,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Derham, of
Corunna, was returning to her home in the
western part OF the city, some brute In hu-
man form attempted to assault her. The
attempt was made when Miss Derham was
within few rods of her home. She was
riding her bicycle when the wretch stepped
into the road in front of her and grabbing
hold of her pulled her to the side of the
road before the young lady hardly realized
the situation. She made desprate strug-
gle to free herself, at the same time scream
Ing for help. The cries were heard by her
parents and as soon as the door of the house
was opened the william was frightened by
the light and fled. In the struggle she tore
the collar and tie from the young man and
left scars upon his face by which he may be
easily recognized. Miss Derham says the
assaulter wore light cutaway suit, fedora
hat, had dark mustashe, and was about 35
years old.
Miss Derham was badly frightened but
not seriously injured. She is highly re-
spected by large circle of friends in Owos-
so and Corunna, who rejoice that she frus
trated the designs of the william.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05
Spoke Factory Changes Hands.

The Greer Spoke Works plant has been
purchased by Joseph M. Story, who has
been a resident of Owosso for year past,
residing with his son-in-law, G. l.. Taylor.
Mr.. Story will make number Of changes
aud improvements in the plant, larger
boiler having already been put In and an
addition is being built to the building used.
The plant will be In shape about the 1st OF
December to push business. Mr.. Story is
an experienced mill man and we have no
doubt but that he will succeed in building
up large and profitable business. The
goods manufactured In the past are known
to buyers throughout the State as equal to
anything on the market. THE TIMES is
pleased to welcome Mr.. Story to the bust.
ness circle of our busy city. Joseph Greer,
who has been manager of the plant for
several years and Is recognized as an expert
workman, will remain with Mr.. Story.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05
A Prosperous and Progressive Farmer.

Prosperous and Progressive Farmer.
''We have been selling our farms in a
half bushel measure; Its time to call halt,
and the man who halts will be the gamer"
With that statement as text, II. M. Olney
told The TINES on Wednesday something
OF his views on farming. Mr.. Olney has
been busy for some time erecting base.
ment barn, 40x100 feet, with 30 foot posts.
The barn Is unlike anything in county, SO
far as we know. in that it is built with
plank frame. the largest timber used In 1t
being 2xs inches. The basement will be
used for feeding sheep, and as Mr.. Olney is
feeding 1000 head it will be seen that he
has use for the large rooml furnished. Mr.
Oiney has been resident of Venice for
more than quarter of century and has
seen 1t transformed from wilderness to
one OF the best townships in the county-in
one respect 1t is probably the best, the area
OF waste land being so small as to be hardly
noticeable. Mr.. Olney has faith in the sue
cess of farming in the future, and believes
Shiawassee farmers can be happy and pros
porous If they are willing to tend strictly to
their work. Mr.. Oney says that several
thousand sheep will be fed this year by the
farmers of his neghborhood, thus giving
the farmers of the township an excellent
market for their clover hay and oats. He
says quantities of corn will be shipped in
from the west
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05
Will Worship With Song.

The sacred cantata, "The Holy City,
which will be given by the choir of the Con-
gregational church next Sabbath at o'clock,
was written by Alfred r. Gaul, an English
composer, born at Norwich In 1887. He
has written number of oratorios, cantatas,
anthems. glees, and some piano music. His
cantata Ruth" made his reputation as a
composer of large works. "The Holy Cityn
was written for the Birmingham festival
and was first sung in 1882. Before becom-
Ing SO widely known as composer, Mr..
Gaul was an organist at Birmingham of
great local fame.
In presenting this cantata to the copgre-
CATION next Sabbath the musical director
has had no thought of making it an exhibi-
tion of musical attainment or skill. His de-
sire has been only to make use of music
that is distinctly worshipful in character.
and that requires exercise of the brain as
well as of the lungs. People who believe
the simplest music is more helpful In public
worship will not be interested in this work.
but all who are in sympathy with an effort
to educate ourselves in music as we'll as in
art and literature, we bid welcome to this
service.
Tbe director Is glad to express his appre-
citation OF the kindness of several singers
VINO have so willingly consented to assist
the choir in this work.
The public Is given cordial invitation to
be present at this musical service which
Will occupy an hour. Admission free.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05
The Shiawassee County Sunday School
Convention.

The Shiawassee County Sunday School
Convention.
This meeting which was to have been
held In the NJ. K. church, Corunna, Oct. 81
%, but deferred on account of diphtheria,
will be held in above named church and
place on Wednesday and Thursday, Nov.
10-11, all occasion of alarm having abated.
NOTICE.
1. The order of sessions and of topics will
be just as indicated on programs already
sent out only for Thursday" read We'd
nesday, and for Friday" read Thursday.
2. All persons assigned topics please re-
spond promptly.
8. Will Pastors and Superintendent kind
ly announce the meeting at next Sundays
services.
4. Let there be full rally of workers
and an effort to make the convention in
every sense success.
s. With this notice will be sent program
of the approaching State Convention. Each
Sunday school In the county is entitled to
two delegates. Will not every school send
at least one person to represent It? Oh.
serve directions and act promptly.
Dated Owosso, Nov. I'd, 1897.
M. H. REYNOLDS.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05

But man is more than he seems to be; he Is
greater than the universe because he Is con-
sclous OF the universe; he lives only In the
present moment, but he is indestructible
ana will be when the son has spent Its fires
ana the ornaments have rolled away; he is
not laws slave because he adjusts the forces
OF nature and makes them "work his sover-
eign will" In a regal way man can have
all things beneath his feet, because he bears
the image of God. The lecturer was listened
to with almost breathless attention, and was
closely followed by the large congregation,
and the general verdict seemed to be that 1t
was equal to anything ever heard in Owosso.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05
Vernon.

DIR. Holly and wife and son Clarence, of
Bell Branch, visited at G. Clark's this week
miss Ethel Mclean, Of Owosso, visited
relatives here Saturday -. Reynolds
spent Sunday at Byron--Mrs. Parker and
Mrs. Cook, of Grand Blanc, visited at G.
Cases this week-Our townspeople are
quite indignant over Halloween depreda-
tions. The matter will be thoroughly in
vestigated- G. Goff entertained COM
pany the last of the week.-Mrs.. A. Gar
rison is on the sick list. Feeley. of
Linden, was In town this week to see his
children-D. Post entertained COMPANY
this week.-Mrs.. r. Paine's grandmother,
Mrs. MOo.e, returned to her home in De-
troit on Saturday, after spending the sum-
mer here--Haryey Martin was la Detroit
on tuesday, we'll is being put down at
the M. e. church--The South Vernon
farmers club will be entertained az the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tilden ON
Thursday G.. Furgeson, of Du-
buque, Iowa, who has been visiting at Mrs.
Eliza Yerkes' for several weeks, left for
Lansing Saturday. She returns to her home
this week--Oscar Reynolds, of Byron, was
home few days this week--Sam Porter
was in town Saturday--Mlss Elsie Goff
commenced her winter term at the Garrison
school on Monday--Mrs Eugene Wallace
entertained her sister over Sunday--Mr.
and Mrs. j. j. Empie entertained, tba North
east farmers club on Wednesday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05
Would Hang General Apathy.

1t is reported that General Apathy got
control OF the republican forces OH Tuesday
last and permitted the enemy to rout the
ranks of sound money, foot and horse. He
has been in command OF the republican army
on several previous occasions, and always
with the same result. He ought to be court
martialed and hung up. WARD.
Laingsburg Nov 4.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-05
Ministers to Meet.

The next meeting of the Owosso Minis
terial Association will be held in the Y. M.
q. A. rooms, Monday, Nov. s, at 1880 a.
m. Rev. M NJ Martin, of Oyid, will read
paper on 'The Mission of the Holy
Spirit" The annual election of officers
will also be held at that time.
Q. K. HILL, Sec.
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Women and Opera Glasses.

Two women drop in at the matinee.
Coming in that way they are without
glasses.
Shall we take one OF these theater
glasses, dear ?"
Yes drop dime in and the thing
opens. Have you the change ?"
No, only have five cents"
swell, | have five--that makes It, .
Then the two dear creatures drop
two fve-cent pieces into the slot, and
when it does not work are amazed
and indignant. Usher is summoned,
who vainly tries to explain, and there
is pretty exciting time until the man
drops in a ten-cen. piece from his
own pocket and procures for them the
glasses. l believe, however, that to
this day they have an idea that there
is some sort of swindling in this odd
little apparatus attached to theater
chairs.
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PARTITION NOTICE.
In the matter or the partition or The estate OF
James Johnson, deceased.

In the matter or the partition or The estate OF
James Johnson, deceased.
To William johnson, Jerseytown, Columbia
County, Pa. Richard johnson, Mlllville, Col
umbia County, Pa Silas johnson, Hughes
burg, Pa. /; John johnson, Watsontown, Pa {;
Name johnson intermarried with Jonty Craig,
Opps r. o., Lycomng County, Pa. /; Alice John
son intermarrled with George Hare, strawberry
Ridge. Pa. and the following grandchildren Of
Henry johnson, deceased who was a, son Of
James johnson, deceased, viz. : George john
son, Mooresburg, Pa. ; John johnson, ;
Regina johnson intermarried with - Mills,
Danville, Pa.
You are hereby notified that In pursuance Of
an order OF Orphans Court OF Columbia County,
writ OF partition has issued from said Court to
the Sherifr OF said County, returnable the first
Monday OF May, A. d. 1897, and that the inquest
will meet for the purpose OF making PARTITION
OF the real estate OF said deCedent on Monday,
the ,2th day OF April, A: D. 1897, between the
hours OF Q A. NJ and p. NJ, on the premises Of
James Johnson, deceased, In Madison township,
Columbia County, Pa, at which time and place
you can attend II you see proper
SNYDER, Atty. J. b. McHENRY,
3-ls-it sheriff.
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A COP SENT BLEssING.--Mr. B. F.
Wood, Of Easton, Pa, was great
sufferer from Organic Heart Disease.
He never expected to be well again.
but DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart
was his good angel and he lives to-
day to tell it to others, hear him: 81
was for fifteen years great sufferer
ION heart disease had smothering
spells, palpitation, pain in left side,
and sweled ankles. Twenty physicians
treated me, but l got no relief l
used DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart.
One dose relieved me inside of thirty
minutes. Seven bottles cured me-
Sold by c. A. Klein.
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LITERARY NOTES.
THE PRESIDENTS SOCIAL LIFE.

Ex President Harrison, whose arti.
cles in Tie LadieS' Home Journal
are creating such widespread interest,
will write about "The Social Life of
the President" in the April issue of
that magazine. The ex-President will
tell of the dinners, receptions, ETC.,
that are given by the Chief Executive,
and detail the great social demands
made upon him. He also gives a
peep into the White House dining
room and silver-closet, and notes the
beauty of the service used for State
dinners, which was bought at second
hand. 1t is said that he also pays
heed to the oft-repeated question,
So How much of his salary can a
President lay aside ?"