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No CURES PRICES
l-FEYERs, Congestions. Infammations. %
WORMS, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. %
3-TEETHING, Collie CRYING, Wakefulnees. .25
4-DIARRHEA, OF Children or Adults. 20
6-NEURALGIA, Toothache. Faeeache. -
9-HEADACHE, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 20
l0-DYSPEPSiA, Indigestion, Weak stomach. -
l3-CROTP. LARYNGITIS, Hoarseness. ...... %
H-SALT RHEUN, Erysipelas, Eruptions. p
l5-RHEUMATIsM, Rheumatic Pains. ........ .25
lG-MALARlA, Chills, Fever and Ague. ...... %
2O-WHooPTNG COUCH GH.................... .25
27-KIDNEY DISEASES ES...................... q
2s-NERVOUS DEBILITY. TY.....................I.0 90
At all Druggists or sent prepaid.
Specific Manual to be Iound at Drug
gists' or sent free, tells all.
Humphreys Medicine Company, New
York.
The times., 1898-04-24

The reception given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Audenreid in honor of her
nephew, Judge Charles Young Auden-
reid, and his bride, who are including
Washington in their honeymoon tour,
was the center of attraction by the fash
ionable world which divided its after
noon between the gracious hostess and
the Loan Exhibition. Mrs. Audenreid
was gowned as usual IN the exquisite
taste for which she is distinguished. her
toilet being Of white crepe, combined eff
fectively with deep violet and trimmed
with bands of lace
The times., 1898-04-24

Col and Mrs. Hoffman, of y Street,
entertained at an elegantly appointed din
ner on Friday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne MacVeigh. Other guests
We're Representative and Mrs. Parker,
Gen. and Mrs. McKeever, Mrs. Story, Miss
Biddeil, Mr.. Seckendorf, and Mr. F. Honf-
man.
The times., 1898-04-24

The marriage Of Dr. Grafton D. P
Bailey, Of Washington. and Miss George
Confer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
A Confer of 223 Vine Street was solemn
lied at st. Johns parsonage, at 7:30
O'Clock last Wednesday evening by the
Rev. Father John Boyle, in the presence
Of number of friends and relatives of
the couple. They We're attended by Mr.
Lee Bailey, brother of the groom, and
Miss Helen Finke. Miss Confer wore
white brocaded duchess satin, and her
bridesmaid Nile green moire poplin. Sup
per was served at the home of the par
ents of the bride, after which the couple
started for Boston and other cities in the
East. DR.. Bailey is young physician of
this city. where he has resided for some
years. HIS bride was a former student Of
the Academy of Visitation of George
town, from which she graduated several
years ago. The young couple are ex-
pected home in a few days, when they
will take up their residence at 223 Four
and-a-half Street.
Mrs Goodwin, Mrs. Couper and the
Misses Goodwin. OF No. Cooke Place.
Georgetown, will be al home Tuesday
next from 4 10 6. They will be assisted
by their niece. Mrs w. A Edwards. of
Georgia, and Miss Marshall, Of the same
State.
Mrs. Casper Hauzer Conrad has re-
moved from the Ebbitt House to No. 2I25
r Street northwest.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Dorothea
Weller. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs NJ l.
Weller, and Charles Augustin Mccarthy,
The times., 1898-04-24

Mrs. ;. a. l1olIlngShead, who has beer
i'll for some time past. is able 10 be out
again.
Continental Chapter d. A r., will hold
It's last public meeting for the season to-
morrow evening at s clock at Hotel Els
mere. Patriotic addresses and recitations
will be given. All will be welcome.
Notwithstanding the fact that the Ma
sonic Fair is drawing hundreds of people
every night the Legion of Loyal Women
Hall was crowded with friends Monday
evenng-the occasion being one of the
Legions at Homes-at which time they
with their friends always have good old
fashioned time in addition TO an interest
ing program. The president, Mrs. Cal
vert and Mrs. Mary V. Moore, chairman
of program. presided at Xylophone; solo
by ]. r. Buckley; solo by Mr.. Sheetz;
monologue by Mrs. l.. V. Mccullough; +;
solo by Miss Bishop; recitation by Mr.
O'Conneil; solo by Miss O'Bryan and sole
by Mr. Wright, were among the talent
which was much appreciated.
Miss Elizabeth Welsh and Mr. George
Buchanan Fife were married Friday at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Welsh. 1925 Twenty first
Street Rev. Richard Lewis Howell of
St Margaret's Church performed the
ceremony which was witnessed by rela-
tives and few friends only. After we'd
ding breakfast TO the bridal party Mr.
and Mrs. Fife left for the North. They
win reside in New York.
Miss Louise Wilkeson. of Youngstown,
y. Y. and Lieut.. Frank Arthur Barton,
Tenth United States Cavalry were mar
ried Wednesday last a noon at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
keson. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Eugene j. Babcock.
One of the prettiest home weddings of
the Spring was that of Miss Alice Bliss
Prescott and Mr. William Porteous Lock-
wood, which took place on Wednesday
night, April 20, at the home of the bride.
| The house was profusely decorated with
apple blossoms, palms and roses and the
ceremony was conducted by Rev Dr..
Luckock. The many and costly presents
We're from the bride and groom's families
respectively. Owing to a recent death in
the family of the groom, the wedding
was u quiet one. The attendants of the
bride were Miss Edith Perley Dickerson
and Miss Carlotta Veitenheimer The
ewly-married couple have gone to Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk, and will be
at home to their numerous friends on
Wednesday. May II. at No. 20 Third Street
northeast
Among those present wereA Mr.. and
Mrs. Vandenburgh, from New York; Mr.
John A. Prescott, Miss Prescott Mr.. and
Mrs. Saegmuller, Mr.. Lee Saegmuller
Mr.. Fred SaeRmuller, Mr. George Saeg-
muller, Mrs. Reichman, Mr. Greenwich
Mr.. Edwards, Mrs. Veitenheimer. Mr.
Veitenheimer, Major and Mrs. Dickerson
Miss Dickerson. Mr.. and Mrs. Pressy. MIR
Charles Pressy, Mr.. Lybrook Mr.. Ford
Mr.. Cox, the Misses Campbell, Miss
Grant, Mrs. A. S Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs
The times., 1898-04-24

Mrs. S. A. Hollingshead, who has beer
i'll for some time past. is able TO be out
again.
The times., 1898-04-24

Col. and Mrs. Bingham entertained at
small but very elegant dinner last
night in honor of the Vice President and
Mrs Hobart, the latter, however, being
unable TO be present by reason of indis-
position. The distinguished company in
cluded Senator Hale. Miss Pauncefote,
Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Gen. and Mrs.
Wilson, Justice and Mrs. Peckham,
Miss Bates and Gen. C6rbin-
The times., 1898-04-24

Mrs. Connell, wife of Representative
Connell. of Pennsylvania, will give her
last reception Of the season at the Shore
ham Tuesday. Mrs. Connell's daugh-
s. McAnulty, Of Scranton, are visiting
her
The times., 1898-04-24

Continental Chapter d. a. r., will hold
It's last public meeting for the season to-
morrow evening at o'clock at Hotel Els
mere. Patriotic addresses and recitations
will be given. All will be welcome
The times., 1898-04-24

Mrs. Casper Hauzer Conrad has re-
moved from the Ebbitt House to No. 2I25
r Street northwest.
The times., 1898-04-24

The marriage Of Miss Mary Dorothea
Weller, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs NJ l.
Weller and Charles Augustin Mccarthy.
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A Clever Trick.

1t certainly looks like ii, but there is
really no trick about 1t. Anybody can
try IL who has lana back and weak kid.
neys, malaria or nervous troubles. We
mean he can cure himself right away by
taking Electric Bitters. This medicine
tones up the whole system, acts as a
stlmulant TO the liver and kidneys, is a
blood purifier and nerve tonic. 1t cures
constipation. headache, fainting spells,
slceplessness and melancholy. 1t IL
purely vegetable, mild laxative, and
restores the system TO its natural vigor.
Try I'll ctric Bitters and be convinced
that they are miracle worker. Every
bottle guaranteed. Only so cents hot
tie at Q. FL. Smith 8 Drug Store. 3
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE
CENTER MOSCOW.

FEB. 12.-Mrs. Joseph Harwood is no
better a, this writing.
Thad Fowle, who has been staying with
his mother. has returned to Chicago.
Martin Fish, OF Boxie, was In THE
vicinity last week cleaning and tuning
pianos and organs.
Roy Parks, Of Horton, called on his
parents last Saturday.
Guy Sears and wife, of Kansss, are
now living with Mrs. Sears mother, Mrs.
Foster n. Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chase spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. a
Wood. of Somerset.
Della Harwood was in Mosherville
last Monday.
Mrs Beoj. Fowle, who has been very
i'll, came near having a relapse last Wed
nesday but is now some better.
Quite large number from this vicln
ity attended the Sunday school conven-
tion last Wednesday At Jerome.
Miss Eta Buck visited her aunt, Mrs
Geo. Smith, last Wednesday.
Quite large number OF our young
people attended the club dance at Som.
erset Center Friday night.
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G.. Ia. Chapman e. son,

at the Mammoth Shoe Store, the only
Old and Reliable Shoe House in Hills
dale, undersell all competitors, quality
and prices considered. Thy are the
only House that sell the pure gum gold
seal rubber goods which, will wear AZ
long as any two pairs Of common rubbers
1t Is the Shoe uouse to break the COM
bination prices on the Lambertville Snag
proof Rubber Boots and Overs. Call and
convince yourselves, and save money.
Remember we do not sell shoddy goods
or worthless trash.
So Howell ST., sign of goldboot.
Hillsdale, Mich.
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JONESyIILE.

FEE. 12.-Mits Fannie North, of Al
blon, is spending the week at the no
Of MIR. and Mrs. J. 8. Lewis.
Charles Weiland returned from Tole-
do Wednesday.
A party of Our young people went 20
Coldwater Monday evening TO witness
the opera Of Faust
Charles and Oliver White are spending
their short vacation at home.
Miss Ida Ii. Blois returned Friday to
her home at Wayne, Ill.
Mrs. w. III. Ditmars spent Monday
with friends In Quincy
Mrs. B. g Mulvey died at her home on
Evans street February o, aged 63 years.
We are glad to note that the Genessee
Milling company is meeting the demands
Of the time, by furnishing its patrons
with whole wheat flour aud the wheat
germ grits. Success 10 the enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Salisbury, Of Quincy, Wis
tied friends here the first OF the week.
Miss Zoe Williams, of Detroit, spent
part of the week with her parents here
The public school building Is being
wired for lighting with electricity.
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HOXIE.

FEE. 12.-Mrs. Amanda Cronk and
son, Moody, visited in Adams Sunday.
Johnson HoXie and wife are enter
tanned relatives from Moscow.
Seymour Choate and wife were in
Somerset Monday.
An elocutionary entertainment will be
given by the Ladies' Aid OF this place
IN the near future.
Gaylord and Otis Rlckerd have new
Portland cutter.
Mrs. James Hayhoe returned last
week from visit In Jackson.
NJ. w. Fish is in Lansing for q few
DAYS.
Mrs. Dan Cxbrough and Mae Chap
man attended the convention at Jerome
Wednesday.
Mrs. Jay Brittun and little daughter,
Mary, OF Adams, were guests Of Mrs.
Huldah Irish Thursday.
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SOUyH ADAMS.

FEE. 10 -Riiph Williams has engaged
to work for James Van Marter the com
ing year, and with his family occupies
the house recently vacated by Alfred
Shaw and family.
Miss Maggie Hogan has been quite
sick with la grippe.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Frye are visiting
friends In Jackson.
Jay Britton Is making preparations
for putting wall under his house.
Mrs. Minnie Finch and little son,
Gerald. of Pittsford. hava been spending
several days with the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Thomas,
Messrs. Britton, VanDuzer and Moore
took advantage of the sleighing last
week to draw several Dads ot fence posts
from Ransom to be used by MI. Brtton
on his farm here. Jay Is Il hustler.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Denman and two
youngest children, of Pittsford, visited
father aud motner Phillips on Saturday
last.
ID. w. Phillips, wife and son, VIII,
dinsd with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kalder. oI
Osseo, on Sunday
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pITTSFORD

FEE. 12-W. A. Cutler was in Detroit
on business yesterday
Miss Grace Perrin is the guest OF Miss
Mae Baker at her home ut Locust.
We understand that DR.. +. NJ. Stearns
and family are going back TO Frontier.
Mrs. Loomis, Of Hudson, visited friends
in this place this week.
Jas. Turner and wife, OF Osseo. were
guests Of o. +. Williams and wife We'd
nesday.
Mrs. j. G.. Biery entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. L. church
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen G pr, of Hillsdale, Is TO
preach at the w. NJ. church tomorrow.
Mrs Lou Perrin returns 10 her home
at Chicago TO day after several weeks
visit with friends in tits place.
Rev. L. &. Jones is quite sick at
present writing.
We learn that w. Ii. VanDeburg and
family expect to move to Wisconsin soon
where he has position offered him.
Rev. ). A. MAXWELL goes To eoldwate'
to-day to conduct quarterly meeting
services.
Miss Olive H. Irene Our, of Hlllsdale,
gave iiue recital at the Union Church,
South Pittsford, last evening.
DIR. w. II, Chivers, of Jackson, made a
flying Wis 10 friends In this place Wed
resday evening.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society OF the
Congregational church are preparing an
entertainment 10 be given In the near
future.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the
Congregational church met at the public
hall Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Collet and lady friend OF
Hudson called ON friends Ia this place
Monday.
Quite large number gathered at the
home OF Rev aud Mrs. =. A. Maxwell
Thursday evening for social visit
About $40 was the amount Of the free vii
Offering taken for the benefit of the
Cuban sufferers. A very enjoyable even
Ing was spent.
Robert Morehouse and wife are caring
for an pound girl.
The lecture given by Hon. Ii. II. Pat
tengll Wednesday evening was quite
tweil attended.
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SOUTH ALLEN.

Fen iii. g. Colvin, OF Cambria, was
In town last week.
William Talent, young man about Is
years old, was accidentally shot while out
hunting on February aud bled 10 death
in a very short time. This should b JIG, n
wsrping to both old and young TO BIZ
more careful in the handling OF fire arms
Mrs. Mary Watkins, an aged aud esti-
mable lady, 70 years old, living little
ways west OF this place, is record
breaker In raising young pullets. We
are informed that she has raised some
brown leghorn pullets which, at the age
of months, are laying nicely. She
wishes TO know If anyone can beat IL.
w. f. aud Chas. Shepard sold very
nice bunch Of lambs, 250, last week TO
Dan Conger, of Jonesvilie,
Fred Marshall, who has Teen living
west of here for couple of years, moved
back onto his farm at this place last
week.
John Appleton aud wife, of this place,
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A,
Herring. OF Jonssville, last week,
Dorr Darling, OF Jouesville, had on ex.
hibition at this place the first Of lasr
week a patent right fence post.
The store Ut this place Is undergoing
repairs.
/. w. Sheriff and family spent Sunday
with Thos. Sheriff and wife, at Allen.
w. A. VanAken is agent for the Plano
Harvester Co, of West Pullman, H., and
A fine line Of samples can be seen at his
place sf residence here.
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OSSEtD.


FEB, 12.-The entertainment given last
Wednesday evening in the M L. church
by home talent was we'll received and
applauded by large audience. Osseo,
try it again.
Fred lott and son, Howard. of Tole-
do, made brief visit with friends In
this village last week.
o. B. Holden and wife returned home
last Tuesday.
One young couple took sleighride
last Sunday n orning. AS they drove nut
Of oowen's yard the cutter upset letting
them gently in the snow tank. Ask
Samuel Watson about it.
Last Wednesday the F. B. Aid society
met in the church and enjoyed very
pleasant time.
Tuesday last Mrs. II. f. Huff enter.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Lauren Barker and
daughter. Julis, from Adams.
Ora Alton and Daisy Sullivan, of
Adams, atte ended the concert here las.
Wednesday evening.
Charles Taylor visited Charley Rem
mele and wife, in Toledo, this week.
Choir meeting with Jessie Gregory
this evening.
George Porter, wife and daughter.
Edna. visited friends in Adams last week.
NJ. +. Aid will meet next Wednesday
In the church.
The many friends OF Rev. j. $ Skin
ner, of Burr Oak, are pleased to hear
that re is somewhat improving from bis
serious injuries from the railroad acci.
dent VIII ch occurred several weeks since.
1t was close call for the elder.
Mrs. Ida Whitbeck Is on the sick list
Mrs. G. Taylor and daughter, Della
visited Pittsford this week.
Last Sunday morning the +. B congre'
CATION was pleased TO hear Rev. Myers
OF Tennessee preach TO them. He Is
always welcomed in Osseo.
Henry Schmidt is on the sick list.
Mrs. II. Gregory and SOD, Hiram, Wis
tied in Hillsdale last Wednesday.
FEB 7.-Walter Berwick gave very
nice party to his young friends last Satur-
dav evening.
Mrs. Willard Fowler, son and daue hter
Visited her friend, Mrs. IIig bee, Hillsdale
last week.
Miss Katherine Kingsley has returned
home after six weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. John Denny, at Detroit. She
Sundayed with her cousin, q. +. Will
liams, of Pittsford.
Mrs. Mary Bo'ratf and little daughter
have moved TO Osseo.
Miss Dilla TAYLOR visited friends near
Bird lake last Friday.
Miss Lena Higbee is the guest of Mrs
Willard Fowler this week.
Fred Raymond and family, OF Bird
Lake spent Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and AIrs. G. Taylor, near Osseo.
Mr and Mys. o. b. Hol len have visited
friends in Tecumseh aud Ridgeway.
Since returning from the funera! of hi'
nephew, c. Spooner, wife Ind son, are
visiting his parents in Ii udson.
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George Barker played for dance ut
Locust Corners Wednesday evening.
Also at Pittsford Thursday evening.
Miss CYNTHIA Cox visited her sister,
Mrs. Frank Snyder, near Pittsford, Fri
dav and Saturday.
U. b. Collins was at Pittsford Wed
nesday
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Geo. Alpaugh, Of Locust, was ia town
SAND LAKE

FEE. IL T. +. PuriDgtop, of Angola,
Ind. spent last Saturday evening with
ID. II. Older and family. He WAS on his
way to Coldwater to see bis father, who
is very III.
Mrs. j. NJ, Tyler spen. the latter part
of the week In Jonesville.
A. Whaley and wife and w. A. Burse
and wife spent Sunday at ID. NJ. Older's.
Mrs. Carrie Nance and son, Paul, visit.
ed at Adams this week.
Mrs. Eva Older aud SOD, Roy, spent
the latter part Of the week With rela
tives at Adams.
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WEST JEFfERsON.

FEE. l0-There will be services at the
Congregational church every Sunday at
2,SO p. m. A cordial invitation Is ex
tended.
II. 5. SPOTS was at the "Iub" las,
Tuesday.
J.H. Watkins was at Montpelier, Ohio,
the first OF the week.
8, M. Cox and wife visited Miss Mae
Raymond last Saturday.
1t is requested that all members oil
South Jefferson Grange be present NJ the
Saturday night meeting to assist In In
itiation exercises.
Mrs. Lumau Dillon entertiined the
Ladies Aid society Thursday.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-02-15

Before the revolution in France it wa
customary when gentleman was invited
to dinner for him TO send his servan IL
with knife, fork and spoon, or II he
had no servants, he carried them with
him In his pocket. That was before the
time of Nj. V. B. Rowley. Now almost
every family have silver knives, forks
and spoons, at least. Keep right on
visiting lsowley and you will have more.
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SOMERSET.

FEB. 12.--The ladies' missionary
society held their meeting Friday noon
at the home of Mrs. +. l.. Westcott
About go were present, including IL
gentlemen.
A social was held Thursday night with
Mr.. and Miss Weary.
Mr.. Marshall has moved into Mrs.
TurrelPs house.
Our fine sleighing has all disappeared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Smith and Mrs
George Smith spent few days at Ian
sing this week.
Quite number OF our people attend
ed the township Sunday school conven-
tion at Jerome Wednesday.
Henry Speer has set up one of his
DeeriDg harvesters in w. F. Morous
barn.
The warm weather has taken a sudden
cold.
A good many of the children have
been kept out of school by hard colds.
Lewis Bahler Is spending his vacation
CT q month with Martin Stearns. He il
travelling in Ohio for an underwear firm
OF Philadelphia.
Tie residing circle will meet next
Thursday evening at the home OF w. w
Morous; subject, Whittier.
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STAFFORD.

FEE. 11.-Carl Crit enden has a new
Portland cutter.
Mrs. w. 8. Showler Is entertaining a
nephew from Sylvania, Ohio.
A pleasant surprise was given Hal
Stafford, at Wheatland, Saturday.
Julia Peck is visiting Mrs. Frank
Knapp at Hudson.
Jess Peck wishes the gentle nan 10
return the viii p he bocro We'd froli his
cutter at the surprise Saturday evening
The party is known.
Mrs. Vim Stafford is improving very
slowly she sits up but very little yet.
John Lee spent Sunday with friend
near Hoxie.
Mrs. III. j. Boley Is entertaining her
grand father. Mr.. Barrou. from Saginaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Thiel, OF Wood
stock, Mr. and Mrs. Leman Sweezsy, CT
RolliD, and Mr.. and Mrs. James Jackson
Of Rome, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. +. Bolev
Several young people from this place
attended the social dance In the south
part of the township, given by Elgie
Staff )rd.
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The TUESDAY, Club was entertained by
Miss Sarah Sinclair last Friday after
noon with a thimble party.
Mrs. w. w. Wetmore, Of Ann Arbor, Is
guest, at the home Of her son, w, II.
Wetmore
A number from here attended the Lin
coin club banquet at Coldwater Satur-
day evening.
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Those who wish 10 join Miss Marilla
Morris elocution class are requested to
call at AZ West street south, Mondays.
Juveniles preferred.
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Don't be sfeaid of la grippe as long as
you can obtain those grippe tablets at l..
A. GoodricL's.
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MOSHERVILLF.

MOSHERNILLE.
Where Is our winter gone?
There are several here who were
fortunate enough to harvest their Ice be-
fore 1t went ont of the lake.
A person representing himself to be
Hindoo and passing under the name OF
Joboe gave a SUP posed exnose of spirit
ualism at the church last Wednesday
evening.
DR.. Putney spent Sunday with friends
In Jackson.
The Princes OF the Orient are quite
active here. Several pilgrims have re
Gently crossed the burning sands,
j. \. Grinnell made business trip to
Hills dale Saturday.
M. G. Mosher anil family, Of Osseo,
spert Sunday with relatives here.
The Epworth League will give a
Valentine Social at +. II, Clearwater 5
next Wednesday evening.
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Do not wait until you are any older
before sitting for your picture, but CALI
On w. b. Boutwell, and get good photo.
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We buy ior cash and sell for cash at
the Broad street Pharmacy, L. G. Dele
van, proprietor.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-02-15

Look at those Rattan Rockers at 81 90
at II. u. Mead II Co.'S.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1898-02-15

Come early and secure selection. Our
sock was never more complete. No
trouble To show goods. Watches, dia-
monds and silver novelties. Alba igh 81
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business HoomInp

Get your oysters, fresh. delicious, at
Hamb bert, Wood x Wells.
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To stick Rubber use MAJoR's RUBBER
CEMENT. Beware!!! Take no substitute.