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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-14

collapsed flues and the interior APP
peared practically free from scale
Continuing the Engineer says that il
has been conclusiyely demonstrated
that a sudden release of steam may
explode boiler but that this release
must be greater than can generally be
made by opening a throttle or safety
valve, but that the opening of a valve
or the starting of a crack may cause
such rush of steam and water to
that point as 10 tear out the sheet and
thus form an opening OF sufficient
size to allow the whole mass of water,
which remains as water only on ac-
count of the pressure, to change in
stantly TO steam and explode the
boiler with great violence. If the in
itial opening occurs below the water
line there is no opportunity for this
projoctile action Of the water to take
place. the diminution of pressure is
more gradual, and a violent explosion
never occurs under this condition. In
the case of this locomotive tie force
Of the explosion was lateral ana up.
ward and from the position of the top
purtion found TO the rear OF the wreck
it appears that the initial rupture was
on the upper | art of the shell, at the
seam next to the front head, and an
examination of the plates which had
belonged to this portion showed
marked evidence of growing along the
seams. This growing occurs at the
seam because In the bending back
ward and forward of the plate it is
there that the strain is concentrated
causing the metal 10 become crystal
lied and brittle, and its pores to open,
allowing the entrance of moisture
which oxydizes the metal and produces
furrow or groove. This bending
action Is of course very minute If
measured in inches, but ii is in cor
tinual operati On, due to change OF ten.
perature, jar and stress on the ma
chine The seam above referred 70
was beyond doubt the initial line OF
rupture. and II may have been that this
line was gradually growing weaker
until the last firing Of the boiler pro-
duced such a stress that the metal
gave way along this line, when the
rush OF steam and water 10 this open
ing enlarged II sufficiently to relieve
the pressure and allow the whole mass
OF water to change instantly into
steam with a force estimated TO be
equal TO the explosion OF one-fortieth
OF its weight OF gunpowder II IS
known that. when very hot plate OF
metal is plunged In water. the water
Is kept from actual contact with TIE
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-14
ENGLISH BIOOMERS.

The bloomer girl could not stand
it in the cycling parade in London
last week, and fed before the storm
Of jeers at their absurd costume. 1t
is not to be wondered at that the
crowd "guyed" these riders, for their
idea OF suitable "bloomer' was
simply laughable. One girl wore a
short black jacket with red lapels, a
high collar, white shirt, red tie, a
straw hat and voluminous knicker-
bockers. Another wore a blouse OF
sage green, a bolero hat and a skirt
like a bishops apron. The third had
Trilby hat and long coat. with
CATERS. The average English girl
has about as much taste in attiring
herself as the Fiji islander, and when
it comes TO becoming bicycle rig
she is more than ever lost Over
here we are not often astonished by
comic opera effects, but the London
wheelwoman seems TO be a fit object
for the satirist's pen and pencil. 1t
has not been announced who won the
prizes for the best costumes. Lady
Henry Somerset. Lady Randolph
Churchill, the countess of Warwick,
Sarah Grand. the author OF THE
Heavenly Twins" Lord Coleridge. w.
T. Stead and other social lights were
interested In the cycling movement
deciding the momentous question
Boston Herald.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-14

plate by a cushion of steam. bur VIII.
the plate has cooled somewhat contao,
between the plate and water tab,
places suddenly causing an exnlosio1
OF part OF the water. A jarrtng :,
the apparatus may bring on the ear
tact sooner than it would otherwise ~
cur, and this has been advanced as.
possible theory Of boiler explosions
particularly of locomotive boilers a.
there are many instances in which tb0
latter have exploded just after STAR.
ing the engine slowly, and when thu
drain In steam was not sufficient ;.
account for the explosion; but ths
water coming in contact with the bo,
surface might possibly produce a min.
or explosion which would rupture tho
shell at Its weakest point and then tho
action would be as already described
Still ano her theory is based ON tho
fact that water, If deprived of its al,
and KEPT quiet. may be heated con.
siderably above the boiling point cor.
responding to its pressure, but If the
containing vessel be agitated the hea,
of the water is sufficient to change /,
to steam with explosive rapidity. Fur
Their experiments will doubtless do
much toward proving the correctness
of the "spheroidal" and "air" theories
as applied to boiler explosions OF the
mysterious type, but until this Is done,
and especially in cases like the one
under consideration where there Ia eyi.
dence Of weakness at the point Of
rupture due to deterioration, we can
only say, concludes the Engineer tina,
the deterioration has gone on grad.
ually until the final break occurred
when the action is continued under
well known and thoroughly demon.
strated laws.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-14

cents car fare TO secure some lively
treasure that was marked down from
81 to SO cents just for that day. She
was more than provoked that Dawson,
who was with her, did not grow en-
thusiastic.
You know you need suit" said
Mrs. Dawson. why not order il
now and save STOP"
Dawson was certain the suits
would be cheap next week. and his
wife refused to move on and Tagged
the helpless man into the store The
polite clerk assured them that il was
the bargain of the century, and that
this week was positively tie last.
With mental protests. but with OUT
ward calm, Dawson, like clay in the
hands of the potter, allowed himself
to be measured, Then he left del
post He called in four DAYS aud
took the suit away.
There" exclaimed Mrs. Dawson, I'M
triumph, when her husband appeared
O. i'9 w Al ulS htN suit. Nbu NV
had a better fit nor a more becoming
pattern. Just think how much money!
your wife saved for you by being onI
the lookout for a bargain"
Mr. Dawson preserved a dignifedI
silence and waited patiently for hisI
better-half to get her hat on straight
preparatory to accompanying him ioI
the city.
Mrs. Dawson awaited with I'M
patience the passing of the store
where she had saved money for her
husband. She wanted to call his a.
tention to the fact again that he might:
remain properly thankful
With all the faith of a woman Mrs.
Dawson was convinced that the sales
nan was telling the truth when mel
assured her it was the last week OIL
the 500 sale.
She looked for the window, and her
faith was rewarded. 1t had been the
last week. The sign now read AM
SUIT IN THIS WINDOW SIS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-14
CATCHING THE EYE

Addison wrote in the Spectator thai
the sreat art in advertising consists
in catching the eve. Advertisers Of
today are wiser They know tna'
the great art in advertising IS %
convince the judgment and induce
purchase Catching the eye Is in
po-tant in its place, but unless ne
advertisement keeps the attention
thus gained and convinces the mind
the mere attraction OF the eye Is O.
little value.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-14

1t s stated on German authority
that the astounding number Of 1000.
eco glass eyes are made every year
in Germany add Switzerland, while
one French house manufactures
500, 900 of them annually.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-14

The sign which caught Mrs. Daw
sons eye read: SUITS $2J.-4Mrs
Dawson had the womanly love for a
bargain. She had often spent Il
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-04-14
LET WHY" SHOP FOR YOU

She Always Has Sharper Nose FOL
Real Bargains.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18

Sennt 4aftne er iaaebes fDnfrnsrrt, at gRafftubOpeost irHtss n.
a,S SlenioneoTort, o. e. tTfet I'll eHoen, ireges pWr % MAI. s.ro q RI
,liofFsnegt net % psHt 90rn, Bet tuoer life mere GO at IHtis S93, MI
2fEue MtGitiHe emo en- meb atmtupeidt Nnao Iris ... OEOiOS
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18
0uncrifamif SGiiangif.

Sibligere SGlfarger "Suaroruaoe,"
Der er inbtipbt til @mertta for SpuG=
fansit nproenOm @Iien, afgit forleben
2sroug fra Sanbefiorb. Stuben be-
Der ru "9ppbeuo," pg bet er Seniigtsn
ubeluttenbe at ipse ben Spalart, bpors
efter Stibet bar taset lit Rapn.
"gppbedp" ftal gau eiennem @i=
braltar og Sues. Sens Iibite 8ulitaz
tipr blir 0ptpbama. Wr. Guot fra
Bolton, Der er Stibets Gier, Ssrer %
Rbeber. antager. at man bill bore peo
Sungitfeltet iioit mai. 5angiten fan
oa bripes til ub / Mioten al Hopember.
@aar bet heloigt, afaoar Stibet oers
fra til San 5rdncisco. Slaar Sonaz
item Ieil. r~sturueres til gotohama.
Nr. Goots 9uItru os 9utter bsltuger.
SeIatningen beItdar al 20 Rorbmanb,
8 gmeritarers FAINT enosl at andre
Iationalttetsr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18

f~cr1irpts LIB be faa itarti, be f~rrrldasee, uoen at tabs
noaen lib pto at naas; DC uaatts itauois, for at traife
aanes, eu,r be piInt bare faIot a~fmugtise ON, % bIepst
ct gPop for ben f~rut.tlise 5ieroe. Der ~ioriulsts benz.
%, sirmeI, mao ri be-" uoraabts Gonitanee, ioet BUN
tom ~fcrtrputt iirrsOe paa bet f~rpstsIiss, men fisnne ele'
nsnt, Der trusos BEN, og bpis beoe 4dnoe alereoe ~orn'uisoe
benz.
"Gpuins Gonitonts, its bsper big i~noitGnpig bsitis Ses
fen % rib ufiteo, " fasbs Winnis, Der alsreos bar NOR
peo at ,prlts. Roar bu riber. tan ieg lobe h~urti9sre,
men bpis bu life bill rioe. mao hi begse b..
"R.i leg pI life! SIG bill bensr iIippe 3eiten los. 2sb,
Isb, mirnis!"
"Gonitantt!" raabte en- Stenme ba9peo BEN.
Cub bare Ioptt. Der tomner SipIp!"
90 SieIpsn Tom life ct Setuno ~fcrtiois. Ribenbe Iise
uo al GIomsrns brasts Sarrb Stetpurt aO ~iiebstfor DsO.
GsbIiiteIig iprans Mtrnis op puu ponien, ba bun inoiad,
at benbss $ouins MI bar rebbst; og Gpnitanes, Der fab
bag lin 5reIicr, tIpngepe fig fat til BAN, msbsns De for as
FEB, bort ira SIbtongens orabenos garbeb.
"Men Sarrn, bborIebes tunbe bu bog pope at ribe isi.ns
mem SIosn2" idsbe Gontuncs, ba be ale bar Sittsrbeb.
"Soab biIos ieg life babe pOpet, for at freie big, bbts
teoe ban bsnbes Gre. Va iss fsrit opbaesos Slbsn
- Der mau bore opitdaet psb en- suer anoen Reiienoes
Cigar bar min fsrite 5ants BEN Idrs Der trueoe Cher.
Seq bar tsmneIig Iangt borts, men saloppsreoe eftsr Gber,
inbtiI isg naaeoe groen; ba ieg ru iad bpor rnGetig Sloen
bar. ~itanb'epe isg for at pGbs nit 2omnetertlGbs. %
bandit bet Isit ooer min Runo. Da ies tilfaloispis bopbe
to bs mig. bunot jeg bet anbet opsr min Gets Naie,
us iiten ~itanbiebe hi lite ct gisbIit, for Ri fanbt Cher;
onenoftisnt "i5lsislsbuo" not fanbt, at bet bar ct femme
Zig Itrrtt Stbtte qrbeibe."
Oct foretom Mtnnis, at bun alorig bdpbe feet fin gous
fine 'dd 'mut Tom ben often; oe oeb at ie bisis to 5ors
sIitsbe b~egpnote bun at t9nte paa, bporlange bet piIoe
bare for 5lstfer Sarris tOm ieien, og ON ran pilos bsbe
ON henbes aiGrIigbeo, naar ban enguns tom.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18
"Set proietijfe cie."

Den peltjenbte engelife Ilmanat,
iom 9aar unber Rapnet "Slb Moo=
res" bar ogfaa for 1898 en- 4fbsling,
iom fables "bet profetiIte 2ie," % fpm
bopeoIo9slig beitaur / 6uruoFseIier
ON iti9bneipungre ulptter.
Sm blot SaIOoelen al be Sing, fom
Der ftripes pad n9its Qars &pnto, BIZ
Der 9irteligbeb, iuu faar be apiier,
Der gier / Reportage, oplepe lin SLAMS
periobe.
"Ssrgelige Illptter og 9etbmrirs
GER" 6eoer bet / benre grofeti, "ital
Ombple 5oltene iom en- 9iortel. 8ros
ner ital fable os / nosle SiIfalOe Sos
psber meb benz"
: Wtui ftal TO Storma9ter TONNE /
8offiion, os peb Sommertib bill en-
blobis Strio opItad mellem forfielige
Racer / be Sorensbe Stater.
aueuit er Ipecielt farlig: "ba Ifal
atmpif9ren p9re m9ttst meb Stprm,
ps ba gisr man bsbit / at bsititfe fit
Sus."
glanbt andre isreelise 9ilbragel=
fer, fom ital tnbtrGffe, cr ct blobiot
Splsb / 2unbon og G5orens plubIeliae
Dob.
Men aft itiIes / Stpggeu al Iopems
Der Maaneos 6anoelIer. pa Ttal Der
aabnes SorbinbeIIe meb 9laneteu
mars. 9erpda tommer Roropolens
Spoa9elIe; og SOruoTigeIIen ON en-
flor 9umpItibsulptte paa SbemTen
formaar efter bette fun at p9tte liben
Snteresie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18
Naar man bolocr 4uiteu.

8aar man ipeo og BARN fra ct ops
9eot Bum pg ub / Sulben, ital bet
bore ct gpot Raao at bplbe quIten,
iaalGn9e mar fan, efterat maj er tomz
men uo. Wan brar aItIaa til ia 9us
item goot meo bet famine, man auar uo
AZ Ssren, faa man bar 2upgerne bel
fplote meb Cuff.
Den famine Raabgipsr pooitaar o.
Iua, at Bier og Speps lille fan ititte en-.
ION boloer Puiteu, 5emmeli9beoen
Itdl li89e peri, at en-, iOm bploer gus
ten. oerceb faar be Milioner purer /
9uoen til at LUTTE ia. Oct tor ppre
npset / BET, os bet faoer 10 life at prgpe
Raaoet mob Suloen. QioeoperIpr
SoepS % Bier ter bet ppre iitreIt at
prsoe ia frem.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18

gn paaaaosnbe, pigtig Exporter
bapbe netop spet ale fine Sumter for
at pumpe Rp6eben uo at gpens leoens
be Banter. Saa tog Pengemanosn
Orbet pg bib TIE talting," itripsr
Detroit 5res Briefs"
"3u beb fanifs life, at ieg engdr9
bar "9labFrioer?" ipurte ban, og ben
qamle 9sngemanb rspmst ION en-
S~tolepige. "Msn ieg bar nu bet, og
ieg tGntts, jsg ftulbe gaa fporenitre9s
Iige til 8ronten. Seq bapoe msr eno
npt al Rerper, og 5oIt fleit tror, bet er
bet fornemite for en- bsloig 8laoitriper.
Oct err ct Mistag. Seq msnte, isg
pibfte mer eno ale be andre. Oct bar
ct anoet Mistag. Raar ieg benpenote
mig til en- 9erion for at pumpe Nnbss
Der ub at BAN, pg ieg III bsre Rpbeoer
% Meninger, ieg life litte, begpnbte
ieg at ar9umentere meo BAN bet be-
bette, ieg funbe. Oct bar bet pGr't
Wistag at ale. Oct bar min Sperbes
pisning, at ieg par en- pmfram opgtts
Reporter, og at ieg fom en- fpeciel tlar
% arei glubitriper la 8prtene Iau at
Fl aabns paa 8prbet for 2GIeren. Ollie
andre QpiSifrtpere bar efter min 5ors
mening fun nogen Statarer at 9Gl>
ten. otter og after LOB ieg llogiperne
ptbe, at bet bar / oeres esen Snteresie,
pm be fprboblet min 2sn, pg bet be-
brspet mig bsiligsn, at be life bar entg
mep mig / bet Stptte. Raar ieg blep
Ienbt affteo efter Npbeber eQer llnoers
refining ON ct pg anbet, optraaote jeg
p~perlegsnt Dg bar iiar rigtig pompss,
oa jeg for fsrite og iibite Sang tit ben
QGre at pptrpoe fom glaoets bsitbes
troeos Muno pg Referent peo en- Ruz
tionaltonoention. Den fsrite Sesiion
bar tnapt forbi, ba Der TOM Telegram
fra min 5ur / Eiten, at ban bar farlig
fbg p9 snItet at Ie mig inareit mulist.
Rprmeit mig peb Reporternes 9orb
FAB en- Iioer, nerpss 8amerat, Tom dls
brig hapbe no8et at Il. San paatc9
Zig nit Irbetoe og lOpeoe at ienbe nit
8lab ct 9uplitat at fine egne Sptsgs
nel'er, FAINT ct % anoet at lotalt Npt.
Seq gioroe mig al mulig Glib meb at
labe bam f~orItao, bpiltet Sab bet pilbe
bli for nit 8lao, at isg life islp tunbe
faa Ienbt bet ct uomertet Referat. -
9d ieg en- Sio fenere tom op pua
apntoret til l~1bsioerne for at fortlare
Stngen, blep ieg mootasen meo Zig
9enli9beo pg 9egeiItring fpm albrig
Fer. R~appprten fra apnpentionen
bapoe pRret rigtig en- Ggte perle. De
bapbe alorig orsrt ON, at ieg babe
bet / mig, p9 fprbsiet min 2sn, inben
iea fit fogtlet eneite Orb.
Men ba tps ieg afiteo puu 6lrtten."
pr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18
2Gs 0iarfe til meoemitaaenpe griIer
No. 4 Drop Head, to eIuFer paa buer enSe o. en- gWO n

go. 3, 70 guoefuHs. en- Ibeu 8iuTe, Bent Wood Cover 9
no. 4 TO SfuHer pGa bpcr Gnes, en- Iibtu efufe. 49, 9
@o. 5-8rc SfnHer paa hper guhe. en- Then eiuFe, - .
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18

Ibouusntsr, bpts 2ubffripttcu euonu iffe CT noIeber, Tan ,ybs1.
gaRinsn iaameget btuissss tem, slasets Drts 81 %.
"SusoenneH", ION nuoes aibtoet Der, er en- moberre b.,
orn,et Naiiue efter noset li9uenbe MpoeI Jon "New Hom..
Spmaltiuen, meo 5%ileguelie al aue bsnnes soos, pa llbelut,si,s
ale bsns onnrIiqe ggenfober. Der sr til g4afttn,rs asOe Car,
itaber fset mango upe aorbsoriussr, ion nsoOenSisus naa ain,
Den til en- Ytaiftne al iprfe Siasie.
On al De itsrfe 6orbeIc ipm sr taget sfter "New Home
Maitneu. sr ben. at ben etper ct Positive Feed, toet Der N, b,
bsuss rogeu GNpr saer Spring for at faa gtaitiuen til OF ARDEN,
On auoen belotg Sorbeorlua, iom mart piI bIioe paaitisHrst I,
Gnboer, iom berptter Spmnitiner, er a feed. Der er IaaIsOss ION.
itrueret, at ben tan bGoes % iGntes peo en- iiupeI 9nbrstnrm
nocu at TONNE 8erprelie neo the feed dog. Sen gamIe gco,
At regulere beuue Glags Yfnltue paa, neb Slalp al Strusr. ION
~inBolot the feed dog til the feed bar, bar aItio n1eOiert srr.
~tigbeoer, tbt Deriom bet life bIep foretaaet neb Ngiastghsb. bib,
the feed dog entsn ramnre 5pr. eler 8asiioeu al 9aalsplael
eler o9iaa ptioe the feed bltpe uiruu.
Nalttren arbeioer let % n9iteu lppIsit. Naolebarsrr
rnro, men Sts9uIatpr'9siet adjustable bearings paItst msp Et
lultet Qtper mere END ogmtuoei9 Sliobarbeo, % buprptb gaals
Barren bItper itnro til I9reere lib at alb.toe uOer Ole uSr
al ilioe&. NaGr Stptiien gaar iorbt Naalsn og glsHusm Qftn
Ell Sperttuaoen Hap bullet sisr, at ben aioris fan brG'tA, gn
lttuen trGber zig ieu bauoe gpre o9 ncore Sraao, % arbrog
autpmattIf, uoen Senipn til let sler ipRrt arbeibe.
"&uspennen" bruaer pobbslt 9raao ps lauer lock stitch
Gen ppre 5raao fpres ljae ira Spoen, ubeu at traces grantnu
cuer Here Suuer, fpr ben naar Raalsist. Stpthen trROr ia eu
zen Fan trGoeSt gPsrte % ct let at fUrtaa. gaalsu sr seltsetnog
% fnu altiaa life iGttes iellaatia.
Sch buert Citing trGttes be8se 9raane fut iammsn Os lG3
/ WtMen al 9etet, os Sttn9sne sjsres oerpeo ~fulosnot, fat %
inloitRnot9 ems paa begae Sioer nf Spist. Wialfiueu er iortant
rnro LOFT SGanoblpI, boorpeo man pep SlGlp a en- TOmnsnta
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18

Tan Itnnoie Maitinertei, meoens Spplsn fploes. Sen bar Ell hi
Irrn, 'om 8e8nin8eu piier, botIict siper COB 8tabS for Srhi
9aanoteEtn9, uoen at sioe ben ct ilumiet loiesnoe. Sen bar Ter
uGlt en- automattIi Spole.ginoer (bobbjn winderl, Der sr ia
liter % p~aaltoeIig fin 8irien. at en- oaarIia puubet GpcIsM
pRre Ell r~mulisteo.
"Susoennen" Ter soOt ub, % er elegant iaaueI mO 6enipH til
SrrarbetOet iot til gtaihnoeie. Rn1tlusnS 5OOtptte sr net, lit
)n%aroterltas % i8eitbSeie al enboer tieuOt Sorbeoriug paa bette
Cr aaoe. let auoenote 3rG er at bsbite 8eftafeHbro oS limit
lororbetoet. 9atertn8ea o. Il bimp'riuseu sr fsrhe Bangs s7r@
bullet o9 ale De blnnte 9ele al Rai,insn er mutt poleretcg Ht'
pctteret, boorpeo be fnar ct net pa imoafulot llofe.ube lr
n'atertnlet 'r enten Black Walnut suer antiqne Oak, sit:y caf1
nteo French Walnut Panels os rst foripust neO NlcSs
Trimmings. Soroene er lauepe al usItgrrst ira, iammenita
7 f~oritsut8s Sag, bpprpeb man bar ppnaaet tsrre stprie Os '''
ltH1rst at 2r9st fan iaa flo. gealins ns 5Obita,ts er ioriprst Hs
plated casters. Srrbeoe Staaltappe boIoer 9rtobluLst o. the
treadle plate, boitet aier, OF Iluitiuen arbstbsr uteast i'thrs"s
oilers er Stf9ioet Ten bar ausrienene % bsoitt Attachments
Tor a'nttnoell9 % fancy 5gm. Gu ubfprIis 9uhEnttoH!''1
trp't bet nortte eaer eHGeIits sprco. meefsIser hetr gidrtHh
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18

Snbifriber paa Northumberland.
On Dollar. Yrgpeuurrer 5 Gents. 9loresie:
6. Berg Srnas, Spre, RiRn. 22b19
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1898-03-09
Gobleville.

Mrs. j. l.. Clement has been visiting
in Kalamazoo.
A nine pound baby boy at Allie vii
coxs this week.
l.. T.. Churchill has moved into the
Wilkinson house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chan Scarlet have been
visiting friends here.
Seth Clement of Mississippi has been
calling on old friends.
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Mclaughlin last Sunday.
Mrs. Rosette Woodruff is moving into
Mrs. Nelson's house this week
Mrs. w. f. Stedman of Fennville
has been visiting friends in town.
Elisha Abbott spent Sunday at G. ID.
Myers. His wife returned home with
him.
Mrs. Fannie Howard is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Chas. Howard, in Kala
maZoo.
Chauncey Burnham returned Saturday
from an extended visit i'm the state of
New York.
Mrs. Dr. Andrews has been holding a
series of lectures at the +. Il. church
this week.
The Kickapoo Medicine Co. have been
the drawing card at the opera house the
past week.
Rev. Sam. Kelley of Hillsdale preached
in the f. b. church. Sunday morning,
and at Convey Hill in the afternoon.
The east bound freight Friday struck
Section Foreman Shanley's hand car.
No one was hurt, and but little damage
was done to the car.
The "citizens" have nominated the
following candidates for village Offices:
President, Ed. Redding; assessor, j. w.
Underhill; clerk, Dell Lober: treas,
Frank Sheldon: trustees, j. Nj. Hall, f..
Howard, Joe Bishop, John Leader.
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Arlington.

Mrs. G. w. Monroe is suffering with a
sprained ankle.
Fred Philips family all have measles
Measles at Jud Moses.
Sam Monroe has rented the Dage farm
and will place tenant in the house.
Miss Wilson, who is visiting Lawrence
friends. called on Mrs. Frank Fuller this
week
A patent medicine company has been
giving weeks entertainment at the
town hall.
Levi DeHaven has bought Uriel Chap
mans farm. Mr.. Slack, who has worked
for him several years, will move from the
Dage house to the one now occupied by
Chapman.
The Ladies' union will celebrate its
tenth anniversary, March 30, with a ban
quet at the home of Mrs. M. III. Hogmire
The union is making an autograph quilt
embroidering names at ten cents each
to be sold at an entertainment given
later on for the purchase of an organ for
the town hall. Names should be sent to
Mrs. G.. W. Monroe.
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LaWtOn.

Miss Inez Beam is quite i'll with lung
fever.
There are fourteen cases of lung fever
in town.
Mrs. II. r. Smith is recovering from a
severe illness.
Little Fern Moore is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. p A. Hubbard is visiting her
parents at Somerset, Mich.
Miss Lille Dodge has rented part OF
her house to Mr. Reynolds.
S. Bour has moved near Schoolcraft
where he will work for his brother
A number of our citizens attended
Spiritualst meeting at Paw Paw, Sun
day.
The last lecture of the course will he
tonight Mr.. Connery comes very high
" recommended. His subject is Around
the Stove"
III. A. Weldin was called To Decatur
last week by the illness of his wife. She
has been sick for some time, but is much
worse at present.
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Probate Court.

The following is synopsis Of the pro
ceedings in Judge Johnson's court fo
the week ending March 4
Estate of David Peters, deceased
petition for license to sell real estate
hearing April 4.
Estate of Helen M. White, deceased
petition for appointment of administra
tor; hearing April IL.
Estate of Emma Jane Patchen, de
ceased; petition for probate of foreign
will; hearing April A..
Estate of James Griffin, incompetent
letters of guardianship issued
Estate of Thomas Griffin, deceased
final account allowed.
Estate of Margaret Proctor, deceased
letters of administration issued.
Estate of Ruth M. Smith, deceased
petition for probating of will: hearing
March %.
Estate of Jonathan Hogmire, deceased
petition for license to sell real estate al
private sale: hearing April 4.
Estate of Isaac Hanks. deceased: peti
ton to determine lawful heirs hearing
April 4.
Estate of Roswell Hubbard, deceased
petition for appointment of administra
tor; hearing April 4.
Estate of William Modem, deceased
petition for probating of will; hearing
April 4.