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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-09

& @ TT For Mems Overcoats. light
DID, Sand dark colors. plain black
and blue Tricots, Beavers and
Coverts; up to date in style and down to;
date in price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-09

On ~ For Mems Pants = Dressy
NJ SJchoice designs-stylish stripes
guaranteed to fit equal to
made to-order trousers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-09

CT OF For Mems overcoats. ex.
no. u trcmely stylish, loose flttinp
box back Top Coats. Fifteen
Doilars never captured any more genuine
good looks ut other stores. Step lively ii
interested. Sizes are dwlndling down
steadily. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-09
Knee Pants.

IT. For Shot Pants for Boys
HIG. Made, With, tapped seams and
wooden fabrics-siZes from oge ~ to 1G
inclusive.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-09

r. a 1T Storm Coats FOR Boys-FulI
~ II length. heavy. warm. service
able Storm Coats that are as
good as gold In value.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-09

RI no Storm Coats for Boys-ExtraE
n1, ~ weigh, Chinchilla-blue. blackS
Oxford mixtures = assert ed
sizes First corners get the pick OF thei
assortment.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-09

a no For Children's' Suits-Darl
u navy blue twilled Cheviot-
sizes only from to 15-noth-
ing larger nor smaller. One Ninety Eight
meyer had such purchasing power in Boys
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-09
Bargains in Children
Attire.

no. For Chlldrcn's SuIts-Good de-
JSG, signs-winter weight--slzcs only
from 10 to 16 Think of IL Sub
stantial winter suits for boys up to are
16 for only Ninety-Eight Cents:
Gear ce dheyio;s-asat mig
tures-the sizes are slightly
out of shape-but every suit in the lot u
genuine leader for One Forty-Sevcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
T Ettxetthttrnrt Wdtettf,

bin. biz lie ii6 erinnerte, oaB Stirieo
oemnd6lt nit Dem 8eiItliheu eri6ei=
men Wilroe, uno es iib ni1t QeSiemte,
nit r%otB9epeinten Nu9en in bic gbe 81
treten.
Salo bbrte iie Sbcrnoptes elaItiihen
Sdritt auf Der Sreppe, er trat Elm, Gee
fol9t bon elnen i6Gbig a%usiebenoen
Mann.
.,Wein 6reuno, YaItor Sonas
Magq,-Mib Nora Bourbon. in wenis
gen Ntinuten 6ruu Stfriep Sbornopsc.
Sier lit Der Srdurina. bohentllh paBt
er. lno nun, So6wiiroen, beginner
Sic Sbr g8erf."
Sas Intlib oes Srduti9ams mar
erbibt, bic Nu9en iisberbaft 9ldnieno,
Iclnen &leioern enttrDmte itarter Quit
bon @i9arrsn uno Goanac.
Ser Yreoiger buitete, sos Elm Su6
beroor uno barrie.
Stirieo iiibrte nit ieltiamem 2d6eln
Die Sraut Dor. Npra mar blaB nie
Der SOB uno bebte an allsu 8lieoern.
Selbit ibrer lluerfabrenbeit iiel oas
lln'hitlihe, Nbenteuerlite oieler
Srauung auf. Sine SrNut O6ne Wpr=
them uno Sbleier. pbne SrautfrGuleiu
uno 3eugen. Elm Srduti0am bonn
&e9en uno StraBentOtb bCIpribt. Der
@eiltlihe ielblt. in ibmubiser peri1oi=
iener Nmtstraht. Elm peroQ6tig aus=
ieAcnoes Snbipiouum. g8ie i'm
6raume bOrte tie Ssrrn Wn99 etwas
berunterleierr, wie im Sraume lab lie
ben Bling an ibrem singer. pernabm
oas 3utluppen beg Su6es uuo puBte,
oaB lie pernGblt mar.
Gum eriten WRal erbob lie ben tlareu
Vlif fra9eno su StIrieo, sum- eriten
Mt0l pielleidt i6eute er li6, Dem trD=
ltaulcllen, tiuoli6 unIhuIOi9sn WuQe
3u b~ege9nen. Sein Nu9e Ieuhtete nod
bonn Sriump1e, oOn lenem &Q6elu,
ous I'M feline &ippeu ipielte.
Gr 500 Serrn W0qQ bel Seite unb
oriitte inn cine &nntnote IN Die S0no.
Der Wann nabm ieineu 0ut. wiiniAte
Der juugen SrOu III iaibun9sOoIlem
Zone Slid uno Se8en, uno 500 be-
i6eioen li6 Suriid.
@Q1renO QuQuIt Sent lno &ubolpb
Gilbert nit Silie zines BebeimpOliSis
ten leoes SOtsl ousiOrIdteu. r~oIielte
bic Srpi6te, Die NOra ruo Ctfrieo in
ibr br1utli6es Seim bringen Iolte,
iiber Die Gbel Iea=Sriide Dem Meeres=
ltr0nDe 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24

tebren, ionoern na6 gpiton geben,
neil Der Squire nab meiner lleberSell=
arn9 oas MtGohen Oortbin 9ebra6t
bat. 98Olen sic in Der 3wiibenSeit
Nlles aufbieter, bier Die Spur Der
SlllAtlln3e 5l perfOl8en?"
SD esbe nit nab goitnn," faste
Sntel Iu9uit beitimmt.
so ipurOe es ob9enadt. Sn Der
trilben @iniamteit zines reQneril6en
NObmittugs tebrte Sntel albert n0h
Sauie suriif, no Sante Sina ibn ers
martete.
Mer ipeiB," tr0itete or iib untsr=
lue9s, -piellei9t it Nor0 mleoer9e-
tebrt."
gber Nora mar niGt m~ieoergetebrt,
oo5 Solls ma Doe uno traurig. Sante
Gina Deinte Till. 9tpru mar e%rtflO=
ben, O0ne Gin gEOrt 81 binterlaNen,
lire &leiOer !aQen unberiilrt, es feblte
uihts. als Elm &e0eumnntel. IS mar
aliO nlAt in ibrer Nbli1t 9ele9en. sl
hiebsn, ionit batte lie @Orbereitung ae.
t"rOiien. bate ein &ebsuObl, cine Sltte
nm WerSeibun9 9eIhrleben.
~gSlbreno Der oiiltere Sag IiA gum
Ibeno nei9te, iaben @ilbert unO Cntel
Nu9uit i6ueiginm nebeu chamber Guf
Dem We9e no6 Bottom. Nn jeocr
Station iuuroeu Grtunoi9un9en einge=
SO0elI, Niemano aber i1ien ELL junges
Otdohen Ooer einen jun9en M0nn 9e=
Icben su baben, oui wel4e Die SeIhrei=
bung paste. gI5 Die N03t einbro0
lraren Die Seiotn in SOlion, obne cine
Spur Der Gntflobenen ~9eiunOen 81
habeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
Gnthnbcn.

Ollie Idlummerten, nllr &uoolpb Gill
bert ni9t. San9e lag er mad uno
mari lid rubelOs bin uno Der. Gno.
LID itanO er aui uno TeBte ii6 ans
6enlter. g8as mar bic llrlade bon
9tora's Srauer? SOpiihmers. iagte lie,
Dem Nu9e aber, oas bic &iebe i6arIte,
i6len es SerSueb.
Die i6euen Slitc. bic unIidere
Stimme, Die blei9eu Wanaen beSeu9=
ten t"ieferen S6merS. Yereute lie oas
@ort. oas lie 9e9eben? liebte lie St=
irieo S%bornODte? iebnte lie ii9 na6 Der
perlorenen Srei6eit? mar tsin Tllnte
BON 3unei8un8 iiir ibn in ibrem Ser-
gen?
IS mar @abniinn, az cine Ser
binOun9 nit ibr gu oenten." i~eufSte
er, lid bin weoer id6n nad ansiebeno
in ben 2lu9en zines jun9en WtGohens
- CT it's. Sie iebnt lib mad ibm.
lie bereut oas g8Ort, oas lie on mid
tettet. SD mill es ibr suritt9eben,
mill ibr entlN9en. Ob0leib ie mir oas
SbeuerIt tie 1T auf Groen, feline SSrau
iOl mir an9etraut weroen, oeren SerS
einem Inoeren 9ebDrt. YsHer jeBt.
als ipdter. SD babe in meinsr Praris
Grfabrun9en 9enus 9%eiammelt. I'M gu
periieben, mas es beiBt. iibereilt beiras
then uno ipdter bereuen. Wor9eu
iperoe i9 nit NOra ipreben, lie iOll
mir, beoor es 81 ipQt lit. unOerbolen
bic @abrbeit ia9en, uno it's. wie i'd
iiirdte. muB i6 0lei6 anoeren uno
yeiieren, oas &reuS ouf mid nebmen
uno ONs g8eb ertrN9en. uno bod
luiro es iawer iein, ibr 2ebemObI gu
ia9en!"
Ginen gtugenblid iibermNnnte i'm
Der G6mer3. Elm Sturm Der Grinne=
rllng tObte in ieiner Seele. Gr lab Iie,
wie lie i6eu errOtbeno unter Der g8a9z
9OutbiIr ituno, tuie ibr gtu9e ilber Die
Wten9e 9Iitt unb ONf benz tinoli6 rns
iduloigen Geli6t6en bas Sarte JtOtb
fam uno i6wano. Gr lab lie nit
iun9frQulihem Grr0tbsn ilber Stiriso
S~bOrnoDies S9merSensln9er 9ebeuQt,
Der 2iebe Srnum in ieoem 3u9e ibres
iiibsn Nntlibes. Gr iab iie perpirrt
uno unentidloiIen, nls er nm lie w0rb,
uno lie enoli9 oGs @Ort itNmmelte. oas
i'm beIeli9te.
SD bs9reife bic SadlaQe," ia0te
li0 Tuoplpb trauri0. lie bereut oGs
98Ort, bas tie mir 9eQebeu, aber nod
ITS ni@t gu ipat. g8Ollte @Ott. oaB
S6OrnODfe Elm anoerer Wanu ndre!
elne S~e9eQnung nit linn Ober 1T oas
S6limmIte, Oas ibr w%ioeri0brcn
i0nnte, in meniQen g8O1eu lit @mma
Solme5 Die beoauernsmertbe Satin oes
Q8IitlinQs. SOrh, Delh Elm @es
rdui6! ST es nI9t, ais Ob man cine
3biir Onne?"
Gr laui6te. Ni6ts als Der @ino=
aug ourd bic Wiipelbaume.
,YieQeitt mars cine Gatte."
IlpnlOs orana Oas Iuse ourh Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
Son s. W. q.

uSpmm, Ntora, tomm, g 1T gles
bereit," f~litlierte Die betannte Stlml1e,
mir miilien eilen."
Stein, D nein!" rief iie, pi6 bin 9e=
tOmmen, Dir GebewObl 81 i08en."
2autes @0hen ontwortete ibr. Seil
@eIi6t Qii'.'>, Die blauen Nu9en frn=
telten: s tt 90 5bOrnopte bate itA
olrh 9elI..4e 8etr0nte Su Der tsl9eil
Shat asitablt.
,,Gebenobl!" la9te er, ,,meiner
Sreu, oas tlirgit wabribeinli6.
Spmm beraus, Nora, i6 babe nl6t
germ oos idptre &bor Spllben mir
uno Dir. gI'o Gilbert fam bellte?
ale g8etter! miro bas Elm Seben iein.
luenn lie morQen ben &ailg pIfsn uuo
ben Gogel entmii6t f~inoen."
Gr 0ffnete oos Sbor uno 500 Nora
gemaltiNm berals.
,Somrt, mein canaoiiaes &DsAen,
in feds Stunoen lino mir li6er in
Bolton, mor9rn I'M oieie 3eit bit gu
mcin Meib. Siebit Su, bier 1T piero
uno Wa8en, Der BUG Qcht in elmer
Stunoe. &omm, 9OIpe. ipirf nod
eincn Bid auf ben langDeili9en, olten
&GIten, Der mein Suruel 10 LANCE 9e=
bergen, uno oann-iOQen lie un5 elnz
boIen."
9ie Grreoun0 ieinss Sriumpbes ooer
Die 9eiltigen Uetrdnie br06ten Sttrleo
ShornoDte beinn6e allber lid. Gr
I6lanQ ben Nrm I'm bos pioerItre
benoe WtGo6en uno SO9 es nit 'i6 fort,
obne 0rf Sittsn uno g%8eigerungen 81
borden.
.9u tannIt ni9t? llniinn! 9u
mubt! i9 liebe Did. Oil liebt mid:
tIin9t oas ni6t bibi6? uno mas fra8It
Oh ua9 jener 0usgetrofueten itaubl=
gen Suriiteuieele? feline &leioer? balis
ieulpeiIe gu bobsu in Bolton. 9SilIt
Oh mir Oas Sers bre6en? iuenn Su
nj6t nit mir Gebit, ja8e i'd mir cine
&u9el our6 ben &opf, i'd lam obne
9iN ni6t leben. Na1 Der So6jeit
wOlleu mir sui0mmen pieoer bieber=
tommen, meln Gn9el, uno Nun fem
@ort mebr. SD weiB. oaB gu
Scrupsl bait, uno n6te Did oarum,
IpGter absr ipirlt Oh MRS oanten,
ooB ib ribt onrauf b0rte. Sier 1T Der
Woeen, iteig Elm! itei9 ein!"
Gr bob lie hineiil.
8erwirrt. entiebt, Der 8eoanten
taum mGGtia. psriu9ts &ora perSeb=
lid Mioerltano.
Gr lodte laut, fobte Die 3iigel, uno
fort ging's nit Dem SauIen oes @in=
oes.
80 LAB mid bsraus! Stirieo. lab
mid ~beraus!"
@ber in raienoem @alopp jaste bas
9iero bic Cambridge %entIang.
NOra mar peri bwunoeu.
Seiieres &aGen Dermiihte 1i6 nit
benz ROllen Der lei6ten &Qoer, Der
Na6tpino trllg es suriif gum rothen
Sauie, BARN Iue in tiefem SAlaIe
lager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
SlittermuGct.
ltr0noe 81.

Ste tlelle SluQ mar EN- VtIO DON
Nleolibfeit, iuie elm 8uprenbdusben
iamiegte lie ii6 an eineu Siigel uuo
oebute oas blumenbunte 8drtdeu Qe0eu
ben Strano aus. Sn manufactured
9td6e befano il1 feline anocre @pb=
nuns. in S%interaruno erbOb Ijd 9lei6=
lam lAilBeno eln titbles idatti9es @e=
bolS.
@ier @o6sn uarsn oabingeibpulls
ben.
Stirieo S%bornoDte lag allf Dem
SOpba, bic SQnoe binter Dem Sopfe,
cine blGulihe Iaubwolte oerbiillte
tbeilwsiie oas biibI6e aelanQweilte 8e-
Iiht. Sbldfri9 befteten lib oie glugen
auf Die gliBernoe See.
llnten all Stranoe fab er Nora.
alei6 elmer Shdierin aus MeiBner
Porsellan. in einem weiBsn aufGerOii=
ten YiQu6tleio. nit lihtblauer ShleiIe
uno tefem Watroienbltbsn auf ben
SauIisen StirnlOdhen.
,.Sie 1T biibid." Ia9te er iih.
,,aber ina bas Spiel bic geleu6tung
mertb? ~beiuate bier Wo6en! i6 bin
b0lbtOot DOr &angDaile, Iin0e ben
gluFentbalt bier unausteblib - uno
Did aud, arlne tleine Norp! oMdnner
waren leoerseit SetriiQer," i09t Der
9roBe Sbatelpeare. Die Nnlage bot lid
mabri6eiulib nibt perlnoert. Gem
alien Gilbert eiuen Streib 81 ipielen,
mar gang gut. ipeniger gut aber iuGre
es. mid oes Gntcls WiBI0llen uno
etluaiNen Gnterbung ausSu'eben. SD
muB Gmma SOlmes heiratDen, mObte
melner Sreu ben iSan9 ni1t perlieren.
Sic lit biibid, seiheiot, iueib bon
glllem 81 pluuoern, li6 in Der ieinen
9Selt Su benebmeu uuo erb6lt on ibrem
SO63eltsta9e sluanSi9tauleno Dollars.
dun banoelt ii6's sundhIt Oaruml. wie
fih mid aus Der gerlesenbeit winoe? 10
sdrtli6 NOra aud lit, lie iheint mir
feline iener ibwinoiilhti9en N~Dmpben.
Die rubig lid nieoerleaen uno al 9es
brOhenem SerSen lierben. SD WOllts,
id bdtte lie in Sent 6arm 9elanen!"
Nora wintt ibm. er ihilttelt Die uil=
an9enebmen Sstrabtungen ab. iebt ben
StrObbut 0uf unb ihlenoert biuaus.
Sas Sdushsn rWirabsla," irie es
Die romantilhe VeliBerin oesielben be-
namlt bat, QebOrte sluei alien Sung
fern. ben S6meitern MNoole, oeren
gleltere in 6belisa ein Sniiitut leitet,
wdhreno bic SiinNere lib Der S6riit=
i"tellerei binNNb uno SeniOtiOn5rOmane
iiir bic @ohenbl0tter idrieb. I'm ibr
| GintOmmeu 81 erbOben - nit S6ul=
lGltcn uno S6riItitellern miro man
QeWObnlib ni6t INSTRUMENTATION lie
I'M Sommer elnen She'll ibrer Slla.
9ieIes Mal beberber9tsn Tie oas
iun9e YHar. Yib @Goole beoba9tete
es nit I6arIen Illgeu, mas Oas pro=
IeiljOnelle SntereIie, oas lie baben
mohte. leiht cntiAuloiGen lies.
,g8is miirrii6. er ausiiebt " oo9te
lie. LIMB lie miro jeoen Gag ltrablen=
Der. Nnidn0li9 mar er Die rsinite
llnterpilrIi9telt. b0nn be9Om Der
@atte n0h Bottom 81 Gcben. uuo ipdt
nab SauIe gu tOmmeu. nun 9dbnt er
ibr ms Geli6t, uno bOs beiBen Die
Barren .SOni9monO". NOnoidein
inn lleberfluB, .Nber iebr, ighr meniG
Sonig, 10 melt ib ,u icGen permNA."
llno WiB @aools bObrte bic 6eoer
ms SinteniOB unO itilr6te iI6 tOpi=
ilber in bic &iterOtur.
Su,piihen ~rUduoelte SboruoDte
lan9i0m unO TRACE Dem SO9l ieiner
Seele ent9eQcu.
Su MirUbella Karen le urter benz
Namcn n9err unO 6rau StIrieO" be-
tannt.
Nora ipur gtnfan9s iibergliidliG.
Die Gage. Die Stiriso unOusitebIi6
lbisnen. warsn fir lie turSe ieli0e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-05-24
NGrVen

Knochen, MuskeIn und Gewebe beeinfusst,
Wenn es unrein list, kann es desc Theil NIGHT
geh6rig ernahren. Wenn es durch Hoods Sar-
saparilla rein, reich, roth und belebend gemacnt
wird, schafft es Gesundheit anStat Krankhelt,
und repariert das ermidete, nerv6se System vie
sOnSt NIGHTS. So werden NeryenZerruttung
HySterie, Neuralgia. Herzklopfen durch
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12

Saginaw Courier Herald: Reports from
every section of the county are to the effect
that Joseph W. Fordney is regarded as the
most available man in connection with the
republican nomination for congress. 1t is
con6dentally believed that by the time for
holding the convention arrives, there will
be practically unanimous sentiment in the
district in his favor. The interests of the
eighth district will be safe In the hands of
Mr.. Fordney. A successful business man
himself he has the breadth and capacity to
attend to the interests of others. Person
ally, he Is a most approachable and COM
panionable gentleman, and is deservedly
popular. With Mr.. Fordney as the congress
sional standard bearer, victory at the polls
in November will be comparatively easy.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12
Big Price for a Broken Heart.

Not long since Danville, ILL.,, jury or.
dered the male defendant In breach OF
promise case to pay the competent sum OF
$54, 1873 33 to the afflicted fair one. Though
it is pretty high estimate of blighted affec.
ton, there Is another estimate which, il moi
in dollars and cents exactly as high, yet In
general consideration of excellence reaches
as lofty an altitude This is the estimate OF
the people as to the efficacy of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters as remedy for constipa-
ton. The action of this gentle but effective
laxative is never accompanied by the grip.
ing so marked In the operation of most
cathartics. 1t Is an Incompatible remedy
for and preventive of malarial, rheumatic
and kidney complaints, and promoter of
appetite and sleep.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12

Duranc Express: John f. Cardwell sew.
eres his connection with the Ann: Arbor
Saturday and leaves for Detroit, where he
goes to accept an appointment as junior
house physician In the st Luke's hospital
which is In connection with the Detroit Col
lege of Medicine where Mr.. Cardwell has
been studying for the past two years. The
position is competitive one and his az
pointmeEt from q class of one hundred
speaks well for the energy with which John
has pursued his studies at the college.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12

"The blight of Free Trade-the blessings
of Protection" Is the title of document
just issued by the American Protective
Tariff League. This document clearly dem
onstrGtes the effect of the system of Free
Trade under the Wilson Tariff, and OF Pro.
lection under the Dipgley Tariff. 1t is
based on the result of the Tariff Leagues
Industrial Census, and should be in the
hands of every voter. Seven copies to any
address for six cents. Address W. F.
Wakeman, General Secretary, No. 1876
West 23d Street, New York.
OF all the pirates known TO history none
has left more grewsome and romatic repu-
tation behind him than Captain William
Kidd, the New York ship-master. To this
day searches are made for the vast treas.
ures he is supposed to have buried in vari-
Gus places along the coast, but they are
never found, for the simple reason that all
the money Kidd buried-not more than
seventy. five thousand dollars, according to
Rowan Stevens, who writes of Kidd as ian
overrated pirate" in the August number OF
Harper's Round Table-was recovered to
to the last penny, shortly after Kidd's ex-
ecution by Lord Bellamemont, the then
governor of Barbados.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12

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all creation-a perfect woman.
Send 81 cents in one-cent stamps to
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err" profusely illustrated.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12
burton Farmers, Club.

Those members of our club who were moi
too busy, or sick or otherwise engaged met
at Maplewood, the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Woodin, Thursday Aug 4th, and after the
opensng song America, scripture reading
and pryor, gave their attention to the cues.
ton box until dinner was announced.
Being "Cumbered with much Tor little)
serving" just at that time, your correspond.
ent will pass over this part of the program.
Ond question, however, failed to escape heI
notice. 1t was: "Does education have q
tendency to lessen crime?" This called out
some discussion, but the opinion seemed to
prevail that an education broad enough to
to take up all lines that should be included
in good education does tend to prevent
crime.
After roll call the secretary reported q
vacancy in our membership and the club
proceeded to cast ballots for the candidates,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Love, who were unani-
mously elected members of the club.
Officers for the coming six months were
thCu CicCtCu 40 iouOWo. piCoiucuts Mo- rs
Rush; vice pres, Mrs. Rose; secretary, Mrs.
Mason; representative, Mrs. Woodin.
The subject for the day, 1.-THE farmers
duty in regard to nominating and electng
members to the legislature" was introduced
by g. F.. Mason, who said we should haye
some farmers in the legislature, and some
good lawyers. 1t was the general opinion
that farmers should attend the caucus and
primaries and see that the right men are
nominated-men in whom we can put our
trust-not men who are anxious to leave a
valuable position at home and go there for
the good of their fellow beings or for some
other objest. @ -,
Some one asked If we should invite peo-
pie from town. to our meetings, but as the
club does not talk politics, we pass that by.
Miss Blanche Shepard favored us with
well written history of Michigan, and Mas
ter Clancy Woodin gave recitation "Mich-
igan,,' After another recitation by Verne
Woodin, and music by Blanche Shepard the
club adjourned to meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Rose on the first Thursday In Sep.
TENDER. l.. w.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12
Considered Good.

From the st. Johns News.
Going after congressional nom nation
where delegates from four counties are to
make the selection, is very much like
game of cards, and while w. A. Norton of
this city, doesn't hold the four high cards
he seems to have drawn fully as promising
hand as any one else at the table and
judging from the way the game has been
played so far, he stands as good an oppor-
tunity of coming away happy as the others.
Since Chairman Waldron's call has been
issued and the date set for the eighth dis
trlct convention, all sort of speculation is
being INDUCED, and some peculiar stories
set aflOat.
Saginaw county has two candidates for
the place, Notwithstanding the fact that
there was fair and square understanding
when Linton was re. nominated that she
would remain out of the race this year.
Tuscoa county appears to lean towards
Saginaw, although she has sort OF a half
hearted candidate of her own, who may
come into the race. 1t Is this very division
in Saginaw which makes Mr.. NOrtOn's
chances as good as other candidates, for of
course. SAGINAW has the delegates, when
she combines with any of the other counties,
to select the man, but when her force Is
divided, or there is possibility that por-
ton of it may be thrown to an outside man,
the combination is broken and there Is prom
Use of an exciting campaign.
The Saginaw people are claiming that 1t
will take Saginaw man to beat Judge
his county and has many personal friends
in the republican ranks IN the cities.
Linton, the religious fanatic, who made
such an obnoxious spectacle of himself on
the Father Marquette statute question 10
congress, ran behind his ticket in his own
county to the tune of 1900 votes and this is
pointed out to Saginaw people as one of the
reasons why they are not entitled to have
the candidate selected from their county.
The fight in Saginaw has been very Bit
ter and the opposiong factions there, are
said to be almost past the reconciliation
point and 1t Is argued, and with considerable
good sense too, that only a candidate from
outside of that county can pull the united
vote Of the warning elements.
Mr.. Norton has the Shiawassee delega-
ton practically solid and thus goes into the
convention with 32 votes assured on the
first ballot. Ii will require 40 votes to elect
and it will thus be seen that If any portion
of the Saginaw delegation decides to throw
its vote to Mr.. Norton, or at least II ten Of
the delegates so conclude the st. Johns man
will capture the plum.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12

The hated bondhOlder, who has been the
target at which democrats and populists
have been hurting their epithets for long
time, must now congratulate himself that
SOC, 600 new bondholders have been added
to the list. so that in the future the demo-
crat who attempts to exhaust the English
vocabulary in abusing these people, must
remember that it will require increased
energy on his part by reason of the increased
number of bOndhOlders.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-08-12

The Saginaw Courier Herald of Tuesday
says: Judge Sherman B. Daboll, of st Johns,
was in the city yesterday, in the interest of
W. A. Norton, who aspires to be the repub-
lican nominee for congress in this district.
he claims the outside counties were prom
ised two years ago that If the nomination
was given to Saginaw county the outside
counties would be permitted to name the
nominee this year. Still, Judge Daboll ex-
pressed the opinion that If Saginaw county
unites upon candidate that he will be nom.
mated although CliRton will send solid
delegation to the convention, pledged to Mr..
Norton, who he said is splendid campaign.
er.