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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

Have you ever attended Q conversa.
roner' Yes: the dry goods CLERKS have
them while am trying to get waited on"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

why DO you always sivs that blind
always wtnks At me-
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

A ssvs,ssisa q Nadia viii bstas OF
Dea Cossos - sehs0es. ssl Q ~.
eibss ktSg: bse u ~ vias tbs tbsees
- viii ~ vssy eessy ~ H. this n
- . oeel tt0e fes osaasshs. aaA
V1al y os1ag y - lses q apoiu'a
ePol14 81 valno vlil AAslly su0ee ~
~ esown.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11
sem In The L~A

THE slim girl yondcr is an art student,
Isn't she7'' II think so: her hair II touxicd
and her skiDt says In the back"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11
~ .. s.s,.s, :. r.ssx. -

We1A1agtea, juss oeJ. n. 0u9ey
~ eoeo nA6s ~ sspeseeotAtivo z
~ e9e1s e reanvsvaalA . IT, D.
eeSa43e oeen0tttoo - oooooo6 ~. W0,
- y. 8asSlly. MaDga. uags1lV ~
0o06y Weso n6t10o1 e ~ 0no60o ~
eoontoe 3ooeo q Assaa1na ~ d
001101o g ~ eo0m111oA
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

MrH Wlnsss..e eessAs.e sysop
0n1sa, ,AlAgs paas, saro vta1 es{s. . ssan bSSlao
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

! 4 NJ. ssssllo = ~ Dvsslas ~
.opWo l1nBooCu1o seseooesUe11ea
oDx11eo ZDes ~ lsee1on.
B1ocI 11ooo VogeA -
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

- the 1ssss Aesi.. CAissss - New YssA
The Michigan Ceatral. The Niagara
Falls Routa." now leaves Chicago at
4 p. N. arriving At Grand Central eta-
ton, New York City. Il s o'oseck the
next afternoon: In advance Of all sthsr
limited trains. It also carries through
sleeper to Boston, arriving there tho
next morning. II connects with all
through trains from the west
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

A. 70 the torpedo boat ovta. vs hsps
4 viii.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

Hs1e-0as fer yssay Cssas.
oeassssss1 seeeese hesas ssrs. neses ysaA
0oa osroog. baoo1 UAFA ~. q. An AsN0gAooA
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

Cs,osel :. N. draper Il Dssvss has
ee:a eseed 70 ersasiss . company fes
Cseooso Ysuaes saginscs epeps.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

any more strawberries well. what oS
u! You hAven't hired him BY the year.
have your
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11
la,sn ns,.- v.,,.y q ,s,.A..a.


y looS strstcA q fertile valley iAAl.
pro1ueiAg III ~ stAD1e grain and reet
@Da. 0gAk cooperative faF0ar
dttchss already IN operation hstvsen
Havre. Cht1ook aAd Hafisa. Ree0
tor moro colonies Of farmers who can
easily build their own ditches o. frse
ho0sstsads At cost Of from = 10 -
In laber and cash per acre. Irriaa-
tioa u the use Of water for erops whea
and whers It u needed. It means crsps
every year. In connection with stock
growing. II 10 . sure avenue 70 wealth.
Good openings for poultry and dairy
ing. Chances for any industrious man
to own Aoeses, cattle, sheep. hogs and
hens and ct rich. Hundreds Of homes
to b had in sight OF daily trains on
the Great Northern Railway. Good
markets and shipping facilities. Water
eights still to be had In the river and
plenty Of chances In the tributary
streams. Extensive live stock ranges
border the valley. 0fas sun-cures on
the ground Into standing hay. Pro-
cious metals AID timber In the imme-
diats vicinity. Montana Il che richest
state pr capita In the Union. For fur
thef Information and printed matter
address NOSES FOLSOM. Immigra-
ton Agent @. N. R'y.. ~ Walnut g..
Des Noines. Iowa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-06-11

The prospect Of attack BY Spanish
warships was not the only deadly peril
menacing the battleship Oregon on
her long Journey around the Horn.
DastardlV Spanish sympathixers tried
to blow mp the battleship at Rio ia
metro. While coaling there thirty dy-
Mantle bombs were found In the fuel.
Some were discovered by Brazilian
guards. others by the Oregon's crew.
1t was only by q miracle that the ship
was saved from an explosion.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
IAdvertisementl
GREENBACKS
or Government Money.

AT close of our Civil War in 1865,
there appeared in the London Times
the following;
. If th1t mischievous financial pol
icy which had its origin in the North
Amegie9u Republic during the late
Civil War in that country, Should be-
come indwa,ed down TO fixture,
then that government win furnish It's
money without cost. It will have all
Tue moHey that is necessary to carry
on ils trade and commerce. 1t will
become prosperous beyond precedent
in the history Of civilized nations of
she world. The brain and wealth Of
81 countries viii 60 TO Moth America.
THAT GOVERNMENT MUST BE
DESTROYED OR IT WILL DE-
SrROY EVERY MONARCHY ON
THIS GLOBE.n
The famous Hazard Circular, to
capitalists in @ca York, and the Euell
Bai.k circular to United States Bank
ers: both emanaung from London, and
the tabaious corruption fund raised in
England and Germany, estimated at
81, 500, 600, were the agents that Sc
cured the closing of our nints against
silver
The "walk into my psrlor" policy
Of England, during and since the
Spanish War, is the latest evidence
Of English Diplomacy IN shaping the.
destiny of the United States Govern
nsnt.
notwithstanding the famine price
of wheat, the Spanish War, and fabu-
Gus expenditures of money by our
government during the past year, gold
aas increased in value eleven per cent.
and all other values decreased in the
same proportion.
For a thorough understanding of
he money question, or silver issue,
the Cincinnati Enquirer has uniformly
given evidence of its ability to teach,
explain and produce all flcts and
ruth. 1t is a paper that ought and
can be read by all classes with pleas
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
~. htne.pherIe cIaek.

7as asu,1F hCTig eloek--a sort OF de-
fs tsa. goes a. itzclf-is not inaptly
tsrH.s4 a rcrre.uRl hour glass, In ap-
ace /. s Ike a lang thermnmc-
aim . BttTl OF mercury at the bot
op. The E;ass tube Is about three
,faa.hs o. an inch in diameter. and Sc
cured % the frame by two bands
gnugh which It passes easily. The
tIyislons of time are marked on each
zi1s ef the tube Inside the glass is
4 smaller tube shaped very much as
an honrglsss. Some mercury and
serao. os h!ottiug paper. for the purpose
.ot taking up any moisture that might
Gather IN the tube are placed az each
end. The mercury ln the top end Of
fhe tube Is placed opposite tic mark
~ the uroaer time ana falls to the
g1ftom 81 the tube exactly as the time
masses When it has run out from the
'o, the frame can be turned and the
mercury set to time on the other side.
,rbrs il registers the seconds and hours
guifs as accurately as any other time
nleee-ths drawback 10 such an ar
rapgement being, Of course, the turn
Irg of Ire frame. a task as irksome
as that Of winding clock.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
coNoENlaL OCCUPATION.
"lish roer. oid. rreksa aiiiIsnasre
foana Tor nl.n,elr.


TIE ola stack brole- nmped wear.
l'E a9Fn tAe sAmlilar eaaaify goad on
which p boyhood days ho Esd o.tsn
aEsfea the COWS iioa.euara q tbeir
BARN a. milklaF tiise. ara ever ana
aur soase famliiar b stuae oi the
.aiseseaif 1shi hl- ega Years ago
ms latAss hsd disa sad left the farm
% His 1foiRts aa hinECls Soon tir-
iue % the dull toll O, 4 farmers Ire.
le resolved 70 S. t5 tAc ci,y aal csk
A'a iartnae Etro his aoreSt iats sa-
chfla LIN 3 rngiiou With wall
street. dru. the nenbtrs o. tho arm
iiins that an honest ingenE1us
clin sHaafe vas sUeA q r1-i.y iu thsir
4ac q 44sr taat II misal attract
attention ara add to thcir clientele.
90ea lfateAisg cut fer himelf. ne IN
ls;e nccare reR 1t t,ta largest opera
tors or TIE street EuE causht in 4
sFasa- be v1s reaailsss ard was now
te7'l1 % 0s hom vita his
hFoie-r'5 fc1s gso had proaptrea vita
tae iq7za As De rrsess2 tha familiar
gate teg ypuag augHaninen saw him,
saa 37ta Ey9i shcy rush 10 mesl tbeir
uncle CcE fiEht !ui Y9n SHAH ROT
Fart ;os any ,hiuzT efIed Jabo. The
flcm yau cauplci whau q boy Is
vea3y f2T youl shouted BjEh. NO;
Hex q work sh4u you dor chimed-
ia snstaef % his nephewa Hush.
boys. said The OLD stock broker. 4
zfn Eslil at'o 70 gosk aad shall DO ny
tA1fe Nsyr shan q bs said that /
stc q sey oae's brsad and ended my
Gays iH lloiefalayss Well" an
twtrs1 aEe q yhe neghews, -tan you
ihlnk O. ary iishi work aboat the
F,aee Ynl could dot somcthipg con-
etnitA yoa sras, that wan't seem too
ssrsna and bard fsF yog7r Yea re-
G'frt ne encie ai-er a paua = haze
q ! SSH vator ths Stcek'''--Cineln-
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
oulEr AMsalcAM oIRLs.
ThSfs j. rsadsasg rsuasd More Re-
ss,s aal Lra. Lieerty.

Thsts .. rradsaeg Toward More Re-
ss,v aal Ls., Lleerp.
Cu5i1usly saourh. as the spirit OF
lues1 adsEec and Individuality Is
sr0vlaE la Euslani among girls tho
American tendency Is toward 2 greater
retrgathmeat Of HseFty. says the Lon
don Cra4a.s. Apparently the old
5eshionca cEaT;a q rsAEed English
glfis ha r9y Been loss on cur Yankee
eogtiss uas are quick 70 observe and
pfuGt hy their ohsafyatlons- Amer
laan npt5rs of tho present day are
st=lna!ug 10 raari their daughters
u1ge easeftEv % dress them more
ur,g. d BE them lead more
-bua.lsa aad seaithy lie. and IN Paris
40 es55H aud accompany then ss much
asis tEa French dcuIoi5eiie who never
tirs dut vithgu; chapercn. Th9
darEh.er % Hr AstUr. the millionaire,
rha uannsrs have been favoraeis
saa raa;rI on IN LCndsn. whes seen as
erl Eas always the most plainly
OF f-r contemporaries. while
,ha ia aght % uf the American
c1ruy Ii ftris are scarcely TO he
hiinvllstei frgm their French 7ro-
in,yrr gzsept BY their good lnoks and
their oanerai culWre What does all
t{r roa 10 bbt "a the inei shat the
isEsUtudeaee and bachelor fashions OF
sr1v-saa risa have not been as sue
fli Is va8 anticipated. and that
tsr rftFs 70 education an the detest-
.,e hrha q, aaoiIins children are now
Iy rtcarr izoA by their mothers, II
ri te.a ffr5uEe result II rs the Eng
lisa Fri diycsts herself Of the armor
sr rcile5are and mod sty tho American
etri shoula c'5the herselt With L as
a--cn ard the pendulum swlns bass
Is Us uT'Elrai position
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
unu-ln. inc splfer.

Thsf9aa q utilizing lhe thrsada Of
the sp!ae- On larger scale than IS.
81 was. done ts tr.tseo?e matters IS
vgrg old bur estsuRts have neger been
pe7syercd Is. About ten years nso
Madaga scar mis- touaFy, camaoue.
szperfnien nsed with two kiuds o:
spiders 81 tbni coantry. lie seemed 90
he rtees Aii but aothlnE further has
been beard cf bis researches. In the
rotesslonal schools ct Chaiais-Aea-
don In France. We see from tae m
dagtrie TeNtlle, spiders have now 70
spin Tor the beraGt Of the balloons
whieh arc rsed for sclentiac and mi-
itary researches. Tbs spiders are
grouped In dozens before Q reei. "AieA
wltadraws tie delicate threads one
spice ean givs thread from -
yards to 40 yards In length. after when
performance it is released Ihe
threads are OF a pinkish hue. and are
washed 10 remove the sticky surface
layer. Eight threads haze 70 be com
bined. The resulting texture 's nach
lighter than ordinary silk Of the s.lIae
bulk. and strong cords for military
balloons can no doubt be obtaine" IN
this way.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
snoroaRApHy IN coLoRs.
se,ie rae. rises Screens. bu, only
one Plate.

The seiie process IL not qit.so nm.
.sxa "a tho Enslisa psslif. IL di
Il ry tcok place neaTis s.S ycsrs ago
Herlln. This rcsnsts wese exhibited
b5ir1e az tla Rayal society some
. yoars aFo, suI since shen the doc
las been eagassd p pasfseting II.
ne isnndrn &L -Wf,la the
ftg years faa Hsl-Gea. Bar-
I y Vas able 20 indure Dr. Sells
a yist Eagsrd ana r. a snasi s.gi,a
DoygF street 20 acDeustrasa tlia
ac improvements be has ma5s.
|it .maIaed here for about Q slor.h.
swing. IN tart. osly tlsi returned to
azui1ry. AiiG rtsiaH NaFe 90 Hati--
'a75 taithaHgA carried cat by pr.
Essic "a q YrVy aEiafegrsh aay With
cai sng 5sssstapra) sa4s weat 10 Rer-
'l'r, and lhesT Sass tha pEdSueras5s
tztsa 81 iaaGau rcVra1aecd b. Mr.
ggsseat 6. tha g1te o. due pF mnala.
or cay $50 las. 7he Pfscca Aa8
fkEst,F8 disttuct commercial galas aa
Hav ErisehF. the weli-knaRn 3lsho-
fhsr aud arI pusj.ahVT ih Ba.H.
aaa aaFAAAisss
fbe aToe7ss. % ssp,airei to our ro7.
iz,isa - ihp geaefal. q a yegy
s.mals cas- the gAatps aFh 8 lakGa
ua an cFaiaarS cxG0ra upoa 10
f1ta. Cast faeaaSh yniiaW. tbtn
iarrEe 9 va ana lastly. thrpasa a
hs sls1G fheer ls.ag ~ eaaFlg. tae
'h7de primary ralers- Ths pA1,osrapa
s tan usos ite pssr "a ice pataf4I
fe imdavstar iuG me nesztive pse
g n-ae in the aalaa ssq1suee q tareC
roa;ain;re szNatisn1 o. thas
,s5c 5ooss which hsgp 70 bfiss %;
~ e.sa aireais eotafesa - go E-
-Ea q lisht Fuy aEss q rsago-
laEtlaa eata eu,a- gay printed az
t.ely. and ens prtn.ea OVER tas
& t-a Hns-e Wtifa lars itscf sraa
g tazts q lnsi.a las The cshoty.a
asihad
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
RlNos ~ ualY 49,.
- nAa =. orassssus esd Sssat.s.. ca
tsass Snsk-

lfasr SneA-
viss Ffenghnsap whoso sekoH 81;
rr4eg -.d atauls lias te6omc uCrii.
ia9cus am fshd % wstgls ana
F.tatatak esd pfsytnv aSainst ths u1-
ta.lalhE waT masi aensan Wcar lsge,s.
E5s ths Mes fsfE Commercial Aayas-
E.set nalg beesslfal saperins a1sEs
raa uEefs m b. laden Nlth siasa be
lss aad teg ciasP.nE u ugcziGeq
A55aal any bat tse slFgsg throa4 ha
tlaht sa sHr0Dsjy rsaa pre- lias
s bes patches, were 10 raiI az
taas.an - adl4ceai aszuty. nog 20 tls-
tEacl at,eBtiau fram Gatecss Tbs 6auy
EeE without aay ogaau.enf a hE
pzts aeQtserval, ouf, made egas1 .el-
gIs - EiiltrfinH taaGrs. vas aa Gl-
g4zrg sht Cf Diamonds p.Ggsd %
tEs ezga ag gsaT the facc Of q saiiog
az worried u. King woman. the asssac;-
s f'Eeacarazp rsEtd fnG 40 words 20
eT7nEs bis eis prFoyzE Ht coeia nos
c5areiye. even ia the fsre o. ocular ey--
etser, 81 Aug uatnIn beng 50 rhes'sss
AID 70 blind 10 her own inlcrssiL
soaea a. these tszehirFH are aim.ttaa
2 Re ~ women Whn sFesB very wtA
A-hs aEN taes 70 AA+F NaAAs ~ s
syarase Eam-ingihs woman. Her de1s
nF9 asaasiy e'amstriea,ly opPoaea .
te y The frsaea aesthetic, 5ae
taEukS hsauiiful naek aEd 6eautii5i
iaHtE can 70 uaaaurned. tGt she tkialss
g tAe datS q the Wamaa Wiih ihia
meek AMI elawllse henls 70 load goiH
',t.A strinea ~ pearls ani iianou!s
Eul hfnFs ot oyher precious stones,
Ter gAis woman. whoe name IS legsoa-
ard whose hank secount Eeer1s like me
ireEiiausfibie purse In ;hc tairy story.
tas al3est uf necklace. are oIcrel this
season. Coral IN pale and deep
~tarni" plnk "a beads or IN tny
Eanrcs. separated by diamonds set n
Hs-hiEE niats 30 sSiu ap2aar valfer
than tic sofs tlnsa of thh sea treas
uFe.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
DR.. FENNER'S
Blood and Liver Remedy
AND NERVE TONIC.

This is medicine that cures Ner-
vousness, Liver Complaints,
Deranged Stomach and Bowels,
Bad Breath. Biiionsness. Con-
stipation. 1t removes pimples
and Beautifies the Complexion.
1t causes the liver to throw OF
its bile. 1t cleans out the entire
alimentary canal and rids it Of
worms and other vermin that inhabit
an unhealthy stomach and bowels.
1t completely cleanses and purifes
the system and at the same time
strengthens the stomach, nervous
system, heart, lungs and all other
tissues. II causes the head to be-
come clear and the patient energetic
for business when dull or indisposed
from biliousness or impure blood.
1t produces appetile, strength and
vigor II does all these things with
certainty by acting upon the causes
Of disease.
Ii IS pleasant to take and its effect
on the system is warming and in
every way agreaahle
Ifnot satisfied after using one bot
tie your money viii be refunded by
{. II. MYERS.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
rnrnl.h Yl.w I'd eladstone.

There was biographical sketch of
Gladstone published in Turkish paper
N 1876. 1t stated that he was a Bull
garian by birth, but. going to London
with some pigs which his master de,
sired to sch, and desiring to become
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
Z. II. MYERS.

BEsERf LAND MS Ai4rHt.ua AoIItH FOR
HLLLLL-ALLMA
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
he w eekly 81: sstfs:.iy.;5ss . sa:.:
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
81 90
Price one Dollar a Year.
500
ltgkEtnd i'm Eight fneos
NSHHSa III EaclTuesdiyI
ISemi-W eeklyPPq4a,s Pq4a,s.y..
Gnf.ftnFtS lG PBFcs
= pi4S Esery week.

NeeAy Globe
a
Of
the world selected arranged
uotln the world
The Weekly Globe Democrat equally
q a iboutc conta aton nLN AL
Journal OF
literature de-
Ihe Home Women
Garden and Dairy each Of the highest MARKET
tt'RfS complete
intelligent
of charge,
THE GLOBE PRINTING Louis Mo-
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
Z. 5. l.'yn of9ieI, q. l.iliA. ~ !! TO.

kOfiCE E hereby giycri tlint Eseea5a a. RS
y Scr oi Denver, Cotl.. ims .rd asttrr of
iatshttnp ~ make prtUf aii ir fsst|Ft-ttn|
E.atfl No. - rfr tie N1s SEh - -re-f
lovUsh4p = s.. BsnE7 ~ ~ etf G s. ea-
fore ,tg ke7sisisr gud iiferigef lar.ag fi,ht.
or ihurrlFt tlls ftfit l1g uf J. r-t ~ 1875
81 nfFnfs the fUiiuwirr UsfHo-Fs rsl fIfstss
thr enru1'ete irriliiifu nui fuchu1t t.,- ~ sti.
lend q n. ihHlir~ Ans Eaat Dc ter0ift n5
M, T. Aglf. rH ~ flfar7fs. I.FFHo al|
hefis fuunciiy. - 8Nll s4iaiel
Resent s., a'f stta i-taa.ss
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
TIMBER tULTf1rE FiNlIl TrDOr-- NOTICE
fOR Pt fLICisTf0N.
Us, LaSp CFf1cr. IlsMsr. coio. :
uctotirr ~ sIssS. (

October -, tssS.
NoriCE is bcreby given tiiat DAVID o. Moerp.
" f.F ihe hriF- a Wiiliam y Al-arc dia-,,asetl,
hat esad rur1cys ~ bis Intention 81 make fnhi
~, u icforr tie Register ald Receiver At tssr
Office b l4eflsf. Colorado uu Fhur-tsy tiis ~ ,,
dHyn nst'rnt-er, is.ss gu tlq,ler euiiurt arpli-
cation >.o- d.. for fi4a W. NV and " . ~ E
fuatifr Of section No. -. in township Ne q 81
fap-r No. - ". Gfh y. - in Colorado.
tie n1uias ~ uitnes.est j. Bf Cline. ami
jane Cline. - Granada. Colo q. ". Ys.ats, dt
Coeelidgp. kansaz. aaii David Harncs, of Lamar,
nz.E W A. Mrrun,L. Register.
The Lamar register., 1898-12-14
NgrIl.r - HrHIl- a
- .-rErl.-I- - !

MpFilf & lrfciS sifcn ithf 81 frllur rs
" narlS ectfiel iaF G.rd nt tifn ~ ,'s infru-
Tine - rrRhe lnal rronl In -ufu-sff o. lds eitiH
aan fll7t ssid rtsoi NIL Y Tadr ii',frf hn i'er
hcrsdsy psrriui,cris, is1s ~; 1aroi Ieuuor
" y. No. tfe- far Lot z ana sW q >fk artl vi
s. = SEC. !. Twp 2 :, Rug % W, 6ih T.. y, ia
Colorado.
He nsnes tho fuli0wiug 'sitnr-srs TO rroyetir
continuous fsaidsuce rpen Hri cplfiygfidp 81
said lanf NiEs Il. ". Morse. ieo Si.rldrr. Is-
seph y. Nrintesh and Carl Iiu4he. all of In
uEar. Colorado.
ne.di W. A. Mnnsn.l.. Reeister.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-04-19
West Whsailand and Adams.

APRIL 16-The sick are all reported
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bird, of North
Adams, visited their daughter, Mrs. r.
Williams, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ire are spending few
days with ths lady's parents, near Je-
rome.
Mesdames M. J. Dillon aud j. f. Will
liams, Of Church, called on Mrs. J.. Hen
Wy, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moore, spent Sunday
with their daughter. Mira. j. Z Britten.
+. Greening aud soD, Bert, OF Locust,
were callers at j. Hogan's, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Robins went Friday
for few days visit with friends at Un-
ion City aud will also attend the South
ern Michigan association OF the C)ngre-
gational society OF churches, at Bronson
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Moore and Mrs. Louisa
Brltten were guests of Mrs. Emma Hen
Wy Thursday.
II. E. Converse and wife, of Hillsdale,
spent Wednesday with j. Britten and
wife.
G. III. Williams, of Church, called on
Jack Henvy Friday.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-04-19
The Rest Novels OF 1897.

At a recent meeting OF The New York
Library Association and The New YORK
Library Club a committee was appointed
to go carefully over the works of fiction
published In 1897. and make a list of
of those deemed worthy OF permanent
shelf room in public libraries. The
books published were many, but those
that came up TO the committees standard
were few enough. They were only
seven, and were the following: On the
face OF the Waters, by Mrs f. A. Steel;
st. Ives, by Robert Louis Stevenson; The
Gadhy, by i. /. Voynich; School for
caints, by John Oliver Hobbies; Capt-ins
Courageous, by Rudyard Kipling; Hugh
Wynne, Free Quaker. by DIR. 5. Weir
Mitchell; and The Choir Invisible. by
James Lane Allen. OF these seven first
rate novels, three were first published
serlally; ana of ths three, two Kipliug's
Captsius Courageous and Stevens0n's st.
Ives--were published in McJiures
Magazine.
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JEFFERSON

April 14.-Miss Mae Rowland, of
Hillsdale, visited Miss Helen Boley last
week.
Mrs. l.. o. Miser is quite sick with la
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs Sloan visited friends in
Amboy Sunday and Monday.
Bertton Pratt, of Locust, visited friends
here Sunday.
The remains of Morris Starr, who died
in Somerset, were brought here for
burial.
Little Guy Converse, of Hillsdale, is
visiting his grandfather Converse this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Harter aud daugh-
ter, Josie, visited friends In this neigh
borhood Sunday.
Mrs. Carpenter, of Osseo, has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Tripp.
Frank VaudeBogart is working for
John Henry, Of Adams, this week.
Mrs. John McNair, of Prattville, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Aaron Pierce, Wed
nesday.
VIM. Freed has returned after a visit
with his daughter in Montgomery.
From another correspondent.
APRIL 16-Junia Black Merchant, OF
Owosso, is visiting her parents for short
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Mckinney were in
Hillsdale Thursday.
Misses Lizzie Walton and Rilla Black
are driving to school this week.
Miss Lula Snyder expects to return tC
her home at Mindon, Neb., soon.
Misses Bertha Condon and Jennie
Sharp are expected home from Battle
Creek soon.
Mrs. Frank Starr has returned from
West Unity, Ohio, where she has beer
visiting her sister.
Albert Starr, visited his son, Fremont
in Moscow, this week.
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Solid Trains of Light Running Pianos
for the Harvest of 'oS.

The above is a snap shot OF o solid train of
Light Running Plano Binders, Mowers and
Hay Rakes, decorated in gorgeous array,
with streamers, banners and ilags, which
whirled through the state last Tuesday for
Jackson, Michigan The Pianos famous
Jones Lever Binder. Chain Crive Mower and
Adjustable Hay Rake, have not only forged
their way to the front in Michigan, but are
fast taking the lead among farmers every
where. They possess more modern and ex
elusive improvements than any other line,
which bring them To q point of simplicity
and perfection that battles competition, and
gives them widespread popularity. The larg
est delivery OF harvesting machinery ever
known in Michigan was made by n Planoagent
at Caledonia, Kent County, when 153 Jones
Lever Binders and Chain Drive Mowers were
loaded into farmers wagons. forming pro-
cession over a mile long. Plano agents APP
pear to be strictly sin it," We are Informed
that the great Plano factory at West Pull
man, Chicago, is kept running both day and
night to meet the demand already being
made for the harvest of '9S, and that train
loads similar TO the one We present above are
daily seen pulling out of the Plano shipping
yards headed for all parts of the world.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-04-19
WEST JEFFERSON.

APRIL 14.--Farmers are busy fittin g
their oat ground.
The ladies' aid society met at Grange
hall last Thursday.
Geo. Barker and wife, aunt Louisa
Barker and Everett Woodland ate Easter
eggs with Ira Watkins aud family.
s. M. Cox and wife visited the family
Of III. Bonner, at Ransom, last Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Ash, who has been at
Cambria caring for her mother, Mrs.
Cone, returned home last Sunday.
u. Libey has moved on his farm north
OF the Stone school house.
Mrs. Jud Watkins Ia on the sick list.
Delegates chosen from the Church
Sunday school and Endeavor, to attend
the Southern Michigan Congregational
Association, at Bronson the 18Th, 10th,
and Goth, are Frank Thomas, Mesdames
Chas. Bowditch and Katie Spots aud
Miss Maggie Thomas.
Mrs. 8. M. Cox visited Mrs. VIM.
Bonsteel, OF North Ransom, Tuesday.
Geo. Barker played for dance at the
Exchange hotel at Osseo last Thursday
evening.