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Evening star., 1897-05-28

RI pair Dor ct6ice Of lot No. 2 LADIES'. s,z.s
In fast black russets plain and rfbbf.i
SnEdrens sizea In black hose with double knees
none worth less than 19c. Choice, 13c.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

SD AZ for Girtile Of Fflagrec Gold and apie-
~SsaO thysts. sos for Turkish Gir,i.e OF Ok
idzed Silver, enaneled in green. red and white.
s.. Is for girtie Of Oxidized Silver, as
to be elastic. On IL arc feur de lis Of enamel.
Evening star., 1897-05-28

SZ.SW Tor $3.08 to $4.9S Parasos, and r. IN
sn, for 4S to $6.0S Parasols nnd Ba.t
oilE sun Umbrellas. with solid silver handles The
maker loses On his surplus stock A"'
Evening star., 1897-05-28

E.xC for Ladies' Glove-ftting Ribbed Vests.
with lacewurk neck and arms m, Szith
silk ribbons. burgain ut 19c
Evening star., 1897-05-28
The New Hats.

uuS i W. w Ae0AASe
The Trimmed Leghorn and White
Hats are eaptivatingly beautiful.
Indescribably so-you must see
them.
ASC for 7ac quality senette Braid Sailors Is
STYLES are the EepnbIie. Adriatie. Alliance and
petre1. The cotOrs are red navy, black and whit.
" bite and black bands
Csc for soc to 75c Benini and
Fancy Braids is surprise No. 2.
EZC1oice Of short-i,aek Sailors. Turbans and
Dress Shape, in heliotrope. cardinal. black and
Sl.3@ instead OF $I.75 for best quail
ity Sailors is a special price for to-
morrow only.
DBest quality Split Braid Sailors. trimmed.
Ali the newest shapes in black. white and navy.
(See above for Flowers.)
Evening star., 1897-05-28

&N~ for best Chamois Gloves, white and yellow
wv in buttons and mOcsquetare styles.
AZ, for good Chamois Gloves-as COED AZ any
WV rivals 1T S5c. 4 buttons and mous,Iuetaire
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Child's Dresses. 96c.

Children's Beautiful New Ready-mnd
Lawn and Percale Dresses. excellent matt
rails, perfect ntting, all sizes
from O to 10. We're made to NJ
sell for $1.4S. Your choice to- 0H0DC
Evening star., 1897-05-28
The Skirts.

7AC 08c. 81 25, 81 As, 81 9S, 81 225. $298. s. 98
w. and 81 .9S for Dress Skirts Of Crash. Duck.
Crispcne. Pique. Linen. No trnsh See and wonder
at the 74c Skirts.
Waists told Of abOve.)
Evening star., 1897-05-28
Bicycle Skirts, S3.08.

Ladies' Ssimmcr- weight Atwood Cloth
Bicycle Skirts. with legylns to match, 10
nObhy tans, Erays and
browns. Made to sell for n - M
&c.. g; Saturday. one day, ScS. .OS
Evening star., 1897-05-28
o8c. $I.I5 $I.39
Dinner Sets--fOOpie

Dinner Sets--102pieces.
Fine Carlsbad China Dinner Set,
the latest shape and most delicate de-
sign, gold traced. Special rebuilding
price, - -
Evening star., 1897-05-28
ST s3.48.

$.98 Extra Fine Limoges China
Tea Sets, 56 pieces. Special rebuild
ing price, -
Evening star., 1897-05-28

for Linen Suits. with blazer. fly front
and Et0n jackets.
Evening star., 1897-05-28
soc. Belts, Csc.
SIPS Sailors. 03c.

We have 1ust received new shipment OF
those beautiful Sennette and Milan Straw
Sailors In all col0rs, thar you
sce marked elsewhere LIS. n0
For one day only. saturday. V.9C
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
FIRE BUGS WORK.

Che Grange Hall in West Pine River d.
stroyed.
From oar West Pine River Correspondents
Between 3 and 1 o'clock on Tuesda,
morning of las, week the Grange hall
It Wright's Corners was, with lis con
ents, totally DESTROYED 10y tire. The
uurning Of This building was clearly
The work of An incendiary, aS il Wa.
.ot occupied at the time and il is no
known that any person had eu,ered
he day before 1t burned Whoever
Iid il must have waited long for ia
" able wind and Other conditions q.
weather To- accomplish il without en-
dlngrng tine other buildings routigu.
"a, 10 H.. Ouc hundred teet soulh oi
me hall stands the school house; On
hundred Jcet west OF the school hous
st ,ads church: across the road, cas-
..m tine h3ll, D, Il barn, ana just sou J.
81 ,he barn is 70 dwelling house II j.
possible tutt if "a strong southeast vino
wt~ blowing, tte haa mightb burn witt
o1t setting tire to Tine bier building.
hose conditions were fully met o'
tuesday morning Ast. Il mad rau.,
during ghc oigot aud % -lrong sou .hc,.t
Wind blew the fire away from the @ GcI
bindings. When the Grange sure
dered It's charter and disbauded two
years ago the hsli was purchased b.,
Sam Neder who converted il into g
dtDce hall. At some of their dances
last winter bad blood was stirred up
bo ejecting some of the young fellow,
from the hall on account Of drunken
n $ and rude behavior who sworc ut
the time that they would be rcvenged
This fact would seem to furnish a mo-
tive, but none knows beyond bau
,urmise.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
A IRIfLE LATE.
But Was Acoe ptable Just the Same j..

George III. SERVER received letter
last Friday from II gentleman in Leslie,
who by the way used to live here, which
contained IA postal order for 800.
The letter explaining the remittance
stated thai some IL years ago the writ
er bought two wagon skelns of Mr.. 5.
for which he was to bring two cords of
green wood but he had failed to do SO and
not being colIectable the debt had run
without being paid. This last winter he
experienced religion and his conscience
had been freed from the covering of
moss. He wanted to pay his debts
twice over aud square himself with the
future. 1t isn't necessary to say that
Mr.. SERVER was pleased. He is anxious,
now, To have t number of others get
converted in the same way.
Republican Leader, St Louis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
New haven

Mrs Amelia bick will soon move
to her home III Maple Rapids
Mr. Frank Andrews aud wife of sum.
ner, made a nying wish to Mr. Andrews
mother ON the tn inst
Herb Wells of Sethlon has his mill
nearly ready to run
Mrs. Albert Bigelow is on the sick Inst
but is some qetter at this writing.
Warm sugar social tomorrow evening
at Mr.. payne's
The ladies' ala society of the Wiles dis
trict VIII meet at Mrs Jersey BIgelow' s
the -.
+. Nilsson has been very sick with in
1amatory rheumatism tor "A number OF
weeks, but Is some better at present
Miss Nettie North and T. De Young
of Crystal were married at the residence
of the brides parents April 9TH.
Mr. Jacob shy der has rented his farm
t. his son Edwin. Uncle Iake'expects
to move to Mape Rapids in the near
future.
Mr., q. f. Rickerl has rer ted his farm
20 NJ. Morrison OF OHIO Mr.. Rickerd
will move to Carson ity where with his
son of Lansing he will open cigar
factory.
Harvey Hyde's feed mill will only
each week IN the future as he IL
putting in a new turning lathe and
VIII soon be ready to do turning to order,
There were three funerals at the town
uail last week two in one day, Miss Eva
Wies 81 Midland and Mrs Maxwell of
pompeii. Both funerals were largely at
tended Revs. McNutt Of Sumner, and
Weston of Sethton. officiating
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
COUNTY, NEWS.
pleasant Valley.

Our new church is done now except
paperiug.
Horny Tossing is putting up a house
his spnng
Henry Dunstau of Hudson, is visiting
sist IN Inc ueghborhood
George Brown Will build store 26X50
With hall on the second floor
The pr tracted meetings have been
discontinued on account Of bad roads.
There has been some blowing dore IN
CHS neighborhood for oats but not much.
It's too wet
John Henson and his "cousrn" spent
Sunday in Shepherd The cousin will
-emain in Shepherd until John goes
after her next week some time.
The Sunday school in the Buriingame
district has started the spring with W.
Saxton. sup't G \ Davis asst. supt.,
Name Oswald secretary, and Nora Bar
low orgauist. The attendance has been
good 80 Ear.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
A CARELESS PETITIONER.
signed Paper As, AZ for His Own Rs
moval.

81 saw in one of the papers the other
day." said "A Griswold street lawyer 10
u Detroit Free Press man, something
about the careless way in which most
men sign pet tons and il reminded me
Of a rather remarkable case in an Ohio
city.
"A shrewd but INSCRIPTIONS member
of the bar fixed his ambition on gov
eminent Office IN the place and caused
TO be circulated, us quietly as posi-
bic, several petitions asking for the re
moyal Of the incumbent of the post, on
fairly plausible preteXt, duly set
forth.
These petitions were placed in the
hands Of co-cOnsFirators, who found
little difficulty, owing 10 the careless
ness mentioned, in getting numerous
signatures. They were forwarded 10
Washington, and the head Of the dc.
partmcnt TO whom they were referred
submitted them 20 the congressman OF
the district i'm which the Office was To-
Gated. That gentleman, being a warm
personal friend of the official whose re.
moyal was asked, sent the petitions to
him, without as much as examining
them, but with the suggestion that the
official sean them carefully and quick.
ly gen up counter petitions in his own
favor. The oficiIl received them liz
surprise, for the scheme had Icen so
quietly worked that he. being Il mau
deeply absorbed in his duties, had real
~ not heard of them. And on running
over them he was dumfoundcd to find
his own name among them. He then
vaguely recalled signing a petition for
something or other, without question,
and realized that he had been cleverly
duped into asking for his own removal
by sharp fellow who knew enough
about this failing Of the average man
TO risk submitting the petition 10 him
purely as a joke. The official had nc
trouble getting stronger petitions ask
ing for his retention and he kept the
place"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
TIE Junior exc rclses.

The Junior exercises at the opera
house last Friday evening were II sue
cess IN every respect, the class doing
honor 10 themselves and their instruc-
tors. Owing To the inclemency of the
weather only medium sized audience
greeted them. With one exception a e
exercises were carried out as per pro-
gram The orchestra opened the even
ing's program 10y IA selection rendered
in their usual pleasing manner, when
was followed by The invocation by Rev
A. /. Luther. Another selection By
the orchestra was followed 10y an essay
on The GIFT of Appreciation" by f. Ina
+. McWethy, illustrating the good re
5 hts OF approaching he gifts bestowed
upon us. Xelma f. Amcs on the sub
iect of Woman in Education told Of
woman'S progress along different lines,
of her spccial fitness for training small
children. This was followed 10y an IN
strumental duet by NJ. .. ). Monson
and Miss Maggie Beam, which called
tor an encore. Next came the eau
Gus of the Gods" by Miss HonorIa A..
Cre,Swell, who beautifully illustrated Il
ate of reform. Mature Speaks WIS
the next subject 10y Miss Lucy NJ. Mr.
BILE, who mentioned some of the innum.
cradle beauties of nature, the achieve
ments of science and the broad fields
for investigation. Miss Louise Leon
ard then rendered solo which was
appreciated 10y all and called for AN
encore. Miss Dora ii. Wood followed
with an essay on perpetual Motion
in which she told of the adv intagos
and achieyemt hts of constant labor.
diligence and perseverance. Jay l..
Smith then spoke on "Shall lmmigra-
ito be RestrIcted?' The chsrac er of
"A Ian part of our present Immigrants
was commented on; also, the amend, d
bill now before our Congress. The ex-
ercises then closed with a selection by
the II heStra. Tie stage was beauti-
fully trimmed and the motto Some
thlng Yet To be Cleaned" showed that
their good work would not end here.
St Louis Republican Leader.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
St. LOUIS.

1t II umorcd that because Of some alleged
irregularities in the election in the hrs.
and second ward, certain fine manipulator>
among the free -ilveriles propose conte,tiu-
the right of the supervisors from those two
wards To- sit ON the board. \ certain law
yer of Ithaca, i, said to be one OF the chief
actors i'm the scheme.
Rev +. H. Shauks has received a call
from the First Baptist church of TT. Wayne,
Ind, as assistant pastor and city missionary
to begin Nav lst Mr.. Shnk~ has not ac-
ccptcd thc offer yet bat is considering it.
There will be no preaching at the Bapti-,
church next sunday.
At meeting OF the common council last
Monday n,eht the drug bond, of +. W..
HairN Go. and W. H. Kennel, were ace
cyp,cd.
Frank smith of Pcrrntoa, j, y,,itiu-
friends in jhc city thi, week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

- m y IN. --------7 : - -------,- N
-.
N' )'N''P '' summer e'.'sr SP' Ut
Hlo"'.l u'""' '',,' ms ''"'no' law"
Oohlap Oh We l. Ii.
Enls. Wright will buI'd % d"el ing
house o' the premises of john Sullivan
nd TIL piece OF and this summer
4 few days ago. Art Wig thrust
is sp ar through n paou. plekerel ~
Tue Like creek winch runs .arollu tins
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
LlNCOLN's HAT 4 FOOTBALL.
After the Result OF the Election HAD
Lccn AnHnuMNrl.

After the Result OF the Election Had
Econ Announced.
The fayorite hat worn by Abraham
Lincoln was tail "stofepilc.' H. has
been Described as ii foot b 9Th, with -
brim almost as wide as a southern SOM
brero. Many anecdotes are connected
with that famous tall bat. In it MIR. Lin.
coin carried many of his valuable pa-
pcr~, the briefs of his law cases and
other documents, says the Youths Com.
pGnion.
On the night Of Mr.. Lincoln's election
10 the presidency several ladies' who had
gathered at the old homestead at
springfield testified their glec by using
the hat rs football
\ few of US went TO assist Mrs. Lin
coin about the supper which was to be
given some gentlemen who had come
i'm 10 hear the returns. 1t was after mid.
night before enough had been learned
to warrant the belief that our candidate
was elected. We went nearly wild with
JOY and congratulated Mr.. Lincoln most
heartily.
Some one saw the famous "stovcpipc"
in the hall, and. selling it, threw il up
10 the ceiling. Another caught il. and
then Invent the rounds till il fell on the
floor, when one gave it a kick and then
another and another gave il send of
tin ID was so battered that IL had lost
a'l resemblance TO its original shape.
Mr.. Lincoln looked on and smiled good
uaturedIy at the childish performance
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
1T LOOKED WARLIKE.
Spanish Minister WAS Alarmed at n
Sensational Junket tn Havana.

Senator Calls proposition for con-
gressional Investigation of the circum-
stances surrounding the death of
Maceo reminded Senator Proctor of a
funny story, says the Washington Post
Some years ago when the questions
of immigration and yellow fever and
cholera were being looked into sub
committee of the senate was appointed,
consisting OF Senator's Proctor, Chan
dler and Call, TO visit Havana. 1t was
Just before the Christmas holidays, as
in this case. and visit to the Cuban port
In the winter season is not without its
attractions. The proposed trip, how
over, rather disturbed the Spanish min
ister He knew the belli"crcnt pro-
peusitics of Chandler and Call and he
FASTENED to the state department with
dispatch from Madrid. anxious TO
learn whether the Investigation was
proposed with pcaccable intent.
Secretary Foster listened to the ex-
cited minister with great suayity.
There is no occasion for ALARM" he
said, reassuriugly. you know that
the holiday recess is approaching and
these senators are simply ARRANGING for
pleasure trip. ] amsurc there is noth-
ing else IN IT,"
a GREAT light Of intelligence broke
over The Spanish ministers face.
ooh" hc exclaimed, "a pceA-neck, a
pcck-ucok!"
And ne went away much relieved.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
USE OF SLANG.
Delicate Application OF 1t Made by Skill
full Adopts.

The really amusing feature Of slang
says IA writer in the illustrated Ameri-
can, is not the expression itself so much
as the delicate and fanciful application
OF ii made by skillfu hands. "DontcheI
know has been established SO extern
sNely and generally that the listeners
ear takes no more notice Of il than Of
punctuation mark. Nevertheless. il
is an irritation 10 hear it constantly
repeated. you understand me, you
see what | mean?" thrown in at the end
Of every sentence, even though the
conversation may be about the sim
plcst matter causes a nervous intelli-
gent auditor to feel that he is being
mistaken for an imbecile. To ask man
with special emphasis if lie under.
stands, when the subject before him
would be understood 10y child Of
two, borders on insult. The good-hu.
mored, pachydermatous speaker has
no appreciation of the irritation he
Is causing nor Of the keen sarcasm of
the occasional reply he elicits Slang
seems TO he the natural mode of eX-
preston for the boy at school and col.
lege. From him it spreads to his Sis
tcls, and not 10 know the meaning of
all the complicated and arbitrary terms
argues ones self out Of the world OF
youth. To be in sympathy with it one
must have at least a lowing acQuant-
ance with this strange and epAemeral
language.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

Two dwellings one belonging f.
Thomas Mari, the other to A. l.. Ware
were burned at Ithaca Monday fore
noon both fires resulting from dcfcctlv,
chimneys. The Ward house was in tn,
north-w's t pant of the town, bio B
and half west OF Wilbur Nelson
residence and was "a total loss, the fWu
'ture being saved. Loss en- house w,'
reach 5000. The Mari house was two
locks north of Center street. Tn thi.
ease only part Of the household goo
were saved His loss is over $500.
fhere WAS some insurance ON both
buildings.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
STEEL SUED.
John Hicks of ST Johns Asks for $4,000
II water.

John Hicks, president If the ST
Johns National bank has begun suit
against George A. Steel, State treasurer
tor money borrowed just previous t,
he failure of the Steel corporation
Hicks claims that Steel, as attorney foI
us father, got the $4,000 by ASSUMING
hat the life insurance of his father
some 100000 was sufficient basis foI
he loaa and that now he has dlscoN
cred that the Insurance had been as
signed before the loan was made.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

The order OF the cardinal archbishop
Of Paris, that hereafter priests must
not appear in pubic without cassock,
and that the clerical attire must never
be seen in a thoater, is dies encd 20 keep
priests from going 10 the thcotcr; but
it has been suggested that a priest
might continue to 90 to the theater
without violating the order by con-
cealirg his short cassock under his
oXercoat
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

Travellers i'm the arctic rec. ons say the
physical effects OF cold there are about
as follows: Fifteen degrees above. uu-
pleasantly warm; zero, mild; 10 de-
grces below. hracinr; 90 DEGREES below,
sharp, but not severely cold; 80 de-
grees below. cry cold; 20 DEGREES be-
low. intensely cold; so degrees below,
a struggle for life
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
BOUND TO DIE.
First Shot Then Jumped Into a Creek


Charles Stevens. IA well tO-dO farmer
living two miles south of ST. Johns,
made Il persistent and successful at
tempt to kill himself last Friday
stevens has been in poor health for
sometime and has become respondent.
Taking his Winchester rifle he placed
the muZzle beneath his chin and sent a
ball crashing upward. 1t came out be
tween his eyes SCATTERING his face in a
horrible manner. Realizing that The
shot would not prove Immediately fata
he locked the barn door and walked "a
few rods To Bad Creek and jumped in.
When found he was in about three feel
# water.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
AUNT RACuAEL's BIrrERS.

The undchiabic fact that these Bit
tcrs arc composed i'm the main at
~pccr'- Wine, with Peruvian Bark.
snake Root, etc, anoiyzcd and recon-
Weudcd to invalid~ and The medical
profession bv the best chemists ia the
Dnifed States, cannot fu J., inspiring
confidence in the use of these Malarul
Bitjcrs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
Lnrrest Tel.nInnn linz

The longest commercial telephone
line i'm the country connects ST. Louis
with Boston, distance OF hoo niles.
This is twice as long as any European
telanhnne line.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
An innplcd tirc-a street mkir.
ruE rEorLE ARE CONVINCED

When thev read the So, monill. of
cures 10y Hood, ~lf rnt'll They
"e written bv homes m.U,fs women
I'd are plain, stnen'Iortri ,tate.
't iact TITO poop. l.v. con-
no Hoods Su- p.r.t1 ucclu-c
lH7W it gctu9llF8nI pcrmw ont-
cures, even when other mcjc.nr,
t..I.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

J saw your mother going to thc
ueighbor- as ! crossed thc street
" hen VIII she be- homcy asked th.
.oly caller. She said she'd Do back
ie.t us soon as YOU left, answered
truthful Jimmie.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

My husband had Two cancers Ia
,cn from his face ana another wa~
coming ON his lip. He took Two bot
,Ic, Of Burdock Blood Bittcr~ and 10
disappeared. He is completely we'll. -
Mrs. Vim. Kirby, Akron, Erie Co..
y. y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
AIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY
BAN KERS.

4 ;. rURCK y Goa general banking
II . business transacted. Dealers In Fore IN
ana Domestic EKchanEe SpeciHl artentluD
wen 10 collections. Office Eoura $3.50 TO II 80
a. m. - 30 TO 3:3J . m. standard Time
NN.c. TUkCk. A. " WuGHT. G.s. WARD
) SEAvEk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

iiopd's Pulls arc thc only pills to
7, With Hoods SU,lparilla. Easy
n. 500 effective.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
THE GREAT 3Oth Day.
EsH ENTCH y ENNEDX

produces the above results in 80 days II acu
powerfully and quickly. Cures whcH all Others fail
Young mon will REGAIN their lost manhood. and old
men VIII recover their youthful vgor by using
REVIEO. Ii quickly and surely restores Nervous
ness, Lost Vitality, Inpotency. Nightly Emissions
Lost Power Failing Memory. Wasting Diseases and
all effects OF scllabuse excess and 1ndlscretlon
which units one for study business or marriage.
not only cures by starting at the seat OF disease b
is great nerve TOME and blood builder. bring
ing back the pink glow to pale cheeks and re-
storing the fire of youth. 1t wards of Insanity
and Consumption. Insist on having RENINO, ne
other. II can be carried in vest pocket. BY mail
81 90 per package or six tor $500. with "A posi-
tive written guarantee to cure or refund
the money. Circular free. Address
Royal Medicine Co., a cR Rss5SSfn ILL., st.
Sold IN Alnt by b. ) Webb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

Fhen uW wonder, why ne loves
4 r0mlu, ne doesn't.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

Riv r, ,iratiot Co in 1870 IA nearly as
can be remembered The family lived
for some line at Summerton, and for "A
BRET time in Oscoda Go bat with this
exception the deceased has been identi-
iieI with the growth and progress Of
this neighborhood for "A quarter of a
century The deceased was faithful
wife, a good mother and kind nelghbor
Sh was patient under all circumstances,
ana exemphied in her daily life the
scrpturai truth thai co tented heart is
a continual fctot Before dying she eX-
pressed unw,verug faith in Christ.
The use OF Hail., Hair Remover pro-
mole, the growth Of the hair, and re-
stores its natdral color and beauty,
frees the scalp of dandrutl, letter, and
all impurities.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23
PROFESSIONAL

4. GAGLEY, Pnysieian and Surgeon
. once, Opera House Bl.ck. once hours
SO TO }.3o and : 10 D. m Diseases OF the
~ and Ear special.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

Z ABL TORREN Attorney at-Law special
attention given collections. Alma Mich.
opposite post-otlcc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

I'm MOVER RHLIEF CURPe, No. 1873, meet
every second and fourth Wcdnesd ay in the
.Jntu al q a. * nall:
irs. Drilia KiHbura. Mrs H. A. Pogardua
~ AIRY. Presidents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

a." fNttHpIES 70 63 L. o. o..
utet every Hrst ana .-ird tuesday I'm each
month.
CHAs, HUTCHTNs Il y CgAptvtCK
scribe. Chief Patriarch
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1897-04-23

XNiGHls QF PVT IAS--tlt7 jones Lodge,
4 No,o Is. OF =. clD Is regulsr meetings
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