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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-10-20

Nnnr" Ia. u, ,uut nlue,lhttd catR-
gne eXll1hus tow we teach the Hrhcr
tra,i. IA ,l.ln wraKs aud furnish posi-
t,,-,. row ~ nj ~, mailed free y ad
dressing Io,er Drrher College, ia,
NiarAvu .ilr, ct. ~. Lunls, Nj.
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Fireman.. BENEFIT.

A new Ere department has been organ
lied in Kimball this week, aud as a
starter, the boys have been fortunate i.
securing Bosco, the celebrated magician,
to give three Of his performances here,
next week Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings, a portion of the pro.
ceeds from which are to be turned over
to the new fire company. Bosco las
been playing to big houses all over thu
state II our exchanges speak highly Of
his performances. The lankton Duly
Press says:
Upwards Of six hundred people com
prising II OF the largest audiences ev.r
assembled in Iunkton, witnessed the
opening performances of Prof. Bosco last
night at the opera house. The enter
iainnlent was II great success ana the
audience was more than Lleased aid
showed ita appreciation by long ana con.
tinurd applause. Many handsome pres.
ents We're given away and no doubt a
big house will agaih attend tonight.
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Plucky Girl,

Miss Eliza Walker Of West Point
township was in the city yesterday and
related a littlc incident that shows that
she has the courage to face any ordinary
danger. Tuesday evening she WAS out
in the gulches surrounding the Walker
ranch, rounding up cattle, when a large
timber Wolf put in an appearance and
attempted 10 run down her horse. With
the true instinct Of a real cowboy, she
turned to her lariat and when his wolf
ship came within the proper distance
she co " lasooed him. Once caught in
the noos I, the dogs soon dispatched him.
Miss Walker got an Indian to skin he
wolf aud now has the scalp in her pos-
session as a trophy of her undaunted
courage.-Chamhprlain Register.
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commissioners PrOcccdiMga
JANUARY IOisH 1900


Board mel at so'ctnck as per adjourn
ment.
Mptnhprs present Lpwf, Richards,
Maiz and Yirsa. MeetiaE esllti 10 order
by the chairman.
Moved by Richards spcoldc,i ly MANI
that the scliOnl loan Of Tim Farrel on
the le14 Of SECTION s4-lo2-68 for $500 be-!
aliowtd.-Carriea.
II a moved ty Richards seconded by
Manz that the county auditor draw a
warrant on the general fund for $2O9.33
to the American Book Company for hooks
furnished the county up to January Isl.
1889 Carried.
On motion the hill of Maynard, Mpr-
ril &Eo. Tor hooks h. allowru.-Cn :
RED.
II Was moved and seconded that the
BID OF NJ. B. Htltgar for cnrying assess
sors hooks for the year 1899 and make ali
transfers up to date for $40 bc accepted.
Carried.
On motion the application Of George
n. Rapp for an extrntim, If lns school
loan III accepted and the states attorney
hp Instructed t. draw up The rrcpssa,35
papers.-Carrird.
II was moved ty Richards srcullaati t,
Mahz that VIM Gilman be pal. $3.50 30
for all rent due up to January LIST, 1899.
Carried.
II was moved b, Richards seconded hy
Yirsa thai the bill of Bit Ryan now on
file he referred to the states attorney for
a written opinion whether the county is
liable or hot.--Carried.
1t was moved ny Richards spconGnd nv
Yirsa that E.. Il. Drury be issued a refund
OF 1913 80 for taxes paid on the Chambers
lain National Bank. The vote WIS as
follows: Yes; Richards. Munz and Yir<a,
No; Love. Carried.
On motion thu hoard adjourned me
hour for dinner.
Beard met al l n'cInck. j
Memhers present Lowe, Richards.
MANI aud Yirsa.
On motion the petition of Z. B. Taf,
was granted.
1t was moved by Richards seconded by
Manz that Hugh Iowa be appointed a
committee o n to sell the hlack team
known as the black tealn-ou the
county farm.-Catrled.
On motion u rebate Of 81 ba issued to
Milton Chamberlain for interest over
paid on his school loan and that his
interest notes be Changed from Z t. 6 per
cpnt.-Carried.
1t was moved by Richards seconded by
Manz that the cattle assessed to Hugh
Lowe in school district M. 6 in Pukwana
twp. nv error. be- changed to school dis
trict No. 26.-Carried.
On motion the report Of the the finance
committee was accepted anh
pla ed on file and the same ordered pub
lished.-Carried.
1t was moved by Richards seconded by
Manz that all parties owing the county
fer SEED grain are requested to pay at
once and nointerpst will he charged. II
net paid Immediately the county treas
nrer Is instructed to force collections
Carried. IS.
On motion thu following bills were
allowed as audited and warrants were
ordered drawn for same.
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The winter is a record breaker in some
respects. For one thing the ground has
never been as bare Of snow in the mem
orv of the oldest pioneer. For weeks the
ground has been rs dry as midsummer.
But notwithstanding the mild, open
winter taken as Il whole the mercury has
slid up and down the tubes ut a pretty
lively rau at times and to the extreme.
When the ice cutters began to get their
tools out Christmas week the ic. was
eight inches thick. Insiie OF a week it
was twenty, bnt before it could De cut
and housed great 400 pound blocks
honeycomheh clear through, packed
three Tier deep in ears on track-so
warm had the weather tnrned agali,.
This tim is wntten Sunday with the
mercury 90 above in the shade. Before
il is put III twp snd prints d il MAJ hp
80 the other way.
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Notice to Creamery stockholders.
Notice is hereby given that in accord
ance with the bylaws of the K mbaIl
Creamery company, a meeting Of the
stockholders Of said corporal ion W II be
held at the engine house in Klmball.
Saturday, January %, ut 2 o'clock p. m.
sharp, for the purpose Of electiag officers
fur the current year and the transaction
LOT general business. IT. FARRELL,
g. r. TINANy Sec. President,
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national Event.

The biggest crowd the state ever saw
will hit Sioux Falls next week, and
while 1t will BIZ pretty smooth In its
makeup, it will not be as slippery as The
name implies. The National Butter.
makers association is Il big institution
and Of late years has grown to be- one OF
the most important conventions OF the
kind going. 1t is not SO much u gather
ing Of buttermakers as it is an Assem-
blage of men engaged In the business,
either directly or indirpctly-as a buyer,
seller, manufacturer or dealer in ma
chinery aud supplies. 1t is estimated
that something like two or three thou
sand delegates" engaged in one or thu
other branches of the business will visit
Sioux Falls next week and compar,
notes by day and make Rome howl whe,,
night draws her sable mantle and 81
forth. The eastern contingent viii
come in their own special slerppTs an,
the western roads will pull solid train
II delegates into South Dakota's cracl
city.
South Dakota owes much to Sioux
Falls-or more strictly speaking, to
hall dozen of its rustlers-for securing
this convention within the borders o
thp state. The Bnttermakers' convpI-
lions ar. held in the few dairy stalps o.
The Union only and great credit is du+
Sioux Falls for impressipg the impurl-
i.iIce OF South Dakota in this resp CT Il.
an extent as to SECURE the convention o.,
1899. Its tendency is to give animpetus
to the creamery industry already so
largely attained and in all respects lift
the state to a higher plane in popular
estimation elsewhere.
The reputation of the state as a pro-
dnc.r of the finest butter made on III.
American continent is already secure
and no one knows it better than the
strangers who will come to Sioux Falls
next week. But it IS well pnongh-in
fact, importaIt-tiiat they take home
with them to the east Il good opinion OF.
South Dakota in all other respects. This
happily Sioux Falls is lifted to perform.
She will give them a touch Of South
Dakota brains, push, enterprise ard
wIde-open hospitality that will remain
with them for days to come.
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70 whom I,s,.ay Concern.

DIR. II. Il. Frudenfeld has done optical
work for my patients for some time and
has given perfect satisfaction in every
case. He is careful, homes, and pains
taking in his treatment of cases and |
have 10 hesitation in recommending
him to those in need OF his service.
DIR. A. r. CLouGH, Madison, S. D.
Y. Pres. State Board Of Health
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Fancy Patent N,r-At The sin.
Creme 8Oc-Att the Mil.
Fancy Patent 09c-At the Mill
Creme S0cI-At lhe Mtlf.

I-tEg-T4
lie city c.,NIc lsi,as made a contract
with A. w. ssntntan tn take care ii
tile water-wurks aiI do all other city
WORK and II pair, Including sidewalks,
crossings and 10 forth. A better man
for tho place would be hLrl To fluid any
where.
There are, it Is claimed, l09,99oO,O0O
old style copper pennies somewhere.
Nobody knows wl:al has become OF them,
except once N 3 While single specimen
turns up in 81. A few years ago
4,6tO,gW tr0itze sasn-cent pieces were sci
float. Three million of them are stiIl
outstanding, but are never seen. A mil
lion three cent pieces are scattered over
the United States. but 1t IL very rarely
that one comes across any Of them. OF
the 100000 One-half cent pieces not one
of them has been returned to the govern.
tntnt for coinage or is held by tile treas,
ury.
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REPORT OF COUNTY sUpERlN-
TENDENT.

Annual report OF the County superin-
fenhent Of Public Schools, Of Brute coun
~ q n Fnr 600 E
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union.

Union
Albert Cummins was delivering corn to v.
Fousek last week.
Albert Roop has rented the Mipkler farm for
this year and is now occupying the same.
james Billy Of Eagle was visiting w. Haslik'a
Saturday.
Geo. W. Upton has resigned the Office OF
school clerk and 4. Z. Thompson has been up.
pointed to I'LL the vacancy.
". Fousek and most Of his family have been
on the sick list the past week with a severe at
tack Of cold or grip or something of the sort.
We understand that C.G. Anderson has pur-
chased the quarter section Of land formerly
owned by d. Panleon.
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Claimants Service Allowed.
P H Ryan witness in j p courts L 10
James A Smith lumber SO
Louis Smith wolf hounty 90
Frank Morgan recording m'tg'e Is
Bert Brown witness fees. .... 10
Ellie Place /" ...... 10
|CC MANI com work and mile
age Observation-Disclosures. 10 20
John j Yirss com work and
ul1edHe .......... II w
Hugh Lowe com work aud mile
aSC .. 90 W.
Louis Richards com work and
uiltdee o ~
American Book Co.. books.:.... 2O9 33
FIJI Dodge drayage. so
Aaron Duty justice fees ........ 100
Lulu Jacobs washing for jail. 2 25
Will Camery witness fees. / co
CD Tidrick county examiner. rs 90,
Eliza Walker wolf bounty...... 1 so
WIN Gilman rent of
court house .......... 112 so 66 30
Frnnk Simon draying. 6 SO 800.
Report of Finance Committee.
T, the Honorable Bio ri Of County Com
missiouers Of Bruls Caunty, South
Dakota.
heltlemtn: Your committee apnnin,
ed to examine the a%ccnuDtsAf the cuun-
ty treasurer commencing July LIST. 1898,
md ending December Both, 1888, submit
the following report as shown by the
treasurer's books, same hooks having
been checked with your county, auditors
hooks and found to correspond. We find
Bal on hand July 1st, 1893. ...1147S& 81
Col. July. Aug. and Sept. 1898. 2OS24 81
Col. Oct, Nov. and Dec. 1898. . .2l2O5 20
$500 ~
Disbursements:
July. Aug. and Sept. 1888 49,. 1902 IL
Oct, Nov. aud Dec. 1898 ...... .25375 rs
444O7 50
$500 AZ
b 444O7 SO
Bal. OIL | and Dec. Both 1888. ~. 910l 81
&C MANI. Chairman.
JOHN ]. YIRsA.
On motion the board adjourned sine
die
LEE L. HENEGAR,
County Auditor.
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poop EARN REPORT.

To the Hon, rable Board of County Com.
m~issioners of Brple County, South
Dakota.
Sir>: The following is the report Of
the superintendent cf the poor farm fol
the half year ending Jan 1 1899:
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A New Dewey story.

San Francisco telegram: FRANK Lom-
yard, ii San Francisco mai, who mas Just
returned irom Manila, tells a good story
CONCERNING Admiral Dewey. He says:
'ln Caylte there are nU uOckAge iacil-
lilies. Vessels liz al anchor and native
trplghe boats called cascoes carry things
~ aud from Tie shore. Que Of tie ma
tive officials contracted with Dewey 10
carry stuff 10 The flagship. After per-
'ormlug hlA duty be dressed himself Iii
tne latest European fashion to visit The
auulrai-sllk hal, White snlri, crayal,
cuffs, exc. When he presented his blli
Dewey remarked lhaL there were numer.
Gus ~Oyercnarges which he could not ua,.
"Ine lrelghtei captain protested mat
Tile admiral was wrong Ii That Ut lad
Agreed u the terms. Dewey politely IT.
piled that he would pay tne original
bill, nothing mole. Mls,aklng the qul-.,
ge~ntlelnahly mannei vi tne aumllal us
al admission that The admiral migh, u
wrong, the irelghter became Insulting
III Ills manner and insisted on paymenl.
Win u slight movement OF The hand the
auiniral renIai Red 10 the watch: Drop
llat man ovclDoard!' And iii a1myvenl
the plug was tioallng III CAN'T. Guy,
while The lnsUlent Datlye was squirting
salt Water and swimming " his vessel
-
What Constitutes "A F'ure-lBrcd
breeders GazelLe: A Missouri cones
pondenI asks how many crosses VI regis
teled nales II requires u maze an AMI
NAL purB-bred. LII answer IL must iii st
% stated that ME term pure-Ured USED
Reference ~ improved breeds Ut i've
stock Is Il relative ole, not absolute. LII
oidli;ary usb IL Is accepted as meaning
registered or eligible to registry. Iii
neariy all pedlgr,e REGISTERS III .hls
country animals to 10 tllglOle must
trace W IL corded ancestUfs Though 10Th
,lre aud dam. The Thoroughbred stud
buok, The first pedigree register eslab-
ll,leu, accepted five crosses OF running
l0rse blood a3 hxlng The type and mag
-E.aEE
ing The horse Il Thoroughbred. The
Aitlt horse sud 6uoks accept tor record
sshilluns wiki five crosses Vi registered
sites anu mares with four crosses vi leg
stored slres, but i" nearly all other
oeoks lUr recording pedlglres the AMI
mails must Trace to ANCESTORS ali {. dy on
'erOlu. The t,im purs-Urtd should not
" Used except as referring to registered
SOCK or That which Is lllgiDle to regis
n.y. All OTHERS are grades. They are
called haif-bred when trey carry only
one cross Of registered blood; three
quarter bred when they carry twO crosses
,nd 50 on. The term high-grade il used
to indicate animaIs that have only u
small percentage of unrecorded blood.
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What Shall We Do?

a serious and dangerous disease
prevails in this country, dangerous be-
cause so deceptive. 1t comes on sc
slowly yet surely that it is often firmly
seated before we are aware of it.
The name of this disease which may be
divided into three distinct stages is
First, Kidney trouble, indicated by pain
in the back, rheumatism, lumbago
frequent desire to urinate, often with q
burning sensation, the flow of urine be
ing copious or scant with strong odor
If allowed to advance this reaches
the second stage, or Bladder trouble
with heavy pain in the abdomen, low
down between the naval and the water
passage, increasing desire to urinate
with scalding sensation in passing
small quantities being passed with diff
ficulty, sometimes necessary to draw il
with instruments. Ifuric acid or grave
has formed, it will prove dangerous il
neglected.
The third stage is Bright's Disease.
There is comfort in knowing that DR.
Kilmer, the great kidney and bladder
specialist, has discovered a remedy
famous for its marvellous cures of the
most distressing cases and known a:
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
1t is sold by all druggists.
As a proof of the wonderful virtues
of this great discovery, Swamp-Root, {
sample bottle and book of valuable in
formation will be sent absolutely fire.,
by mail on application to DIR. Kilme
& Co., Binghamton, n. Y. When writ
ing kindly mention that you read thi
| liberal offer in The Yale Expositor.
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In a Prosperous Condition.

The Michigan Agricultural College,
by the way, is in the most prosperous
condition of its history. There are a.
present in attendance 40 students tax
ing the regular courses and 90 taking
special winter courses. The enrolment
will reach a total for the year of al
least $40. About 80 of the regular
students are ladies. The courses are
all practical, and at the same time
give young person very thorough
general education.
Perhaps the best evidence that this
College is growing IN popularity among
the people of the State is the fact that
during the last three years it has actual
ly doubled its attendance of students
in the regular courses.
Copies of the calendar mentioned
above will be mailed to any address
postpaid. on receipt of FIVE two-cen
stamps. Address. College Field Agent
Agricultural College, Mich.
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School Notes.
Editor Maude Hennessy.

Editor Maude Hennessy.
There Is nothing so klngly as kindness
And nothing so royal as truth.-Anon.
The tenth grade are preparing ora
tions.
The A Bird grade are drawing maps
of the village.
David Eshleman is a new pupil in
the grammar room.
Forty three books were drawn from
the library last week.
The eleventh grade wrote examina-
ton in geometry last Friday.
Mamie Powers visited the LIST inter
mediate department last Friday.
Geneveive Gowan has left school and
gone with her mother to Detroit.
Those who have read "Uncle Sans
Secrets" speak very highly of it.
Augustus Joslin is new pupil in
the End intermediate department.
Kate Grant is absent from school on
account of the sickness of her father.
lila Evans is in school again after a
weeks absence on account of sickness
The fifth grade are getting along
very nicely with their maps of North
America.
Self Culture and Will Cartoons
Magazine have been added to the read
ing table.
Mr.. Shades, our janitor, is on the
sick list, but we are glad to hear that
he is improving.
The boys of the sixth and seventh
grades are preparing Il boot black drill
to be given at the Benefit concert.
The Bay View Reading Circle will
meet with Mrs. f II. Beecher next
Monday night. All should try aud be
present.
Last Monday night the Bay View
Reading Circle met with Miss Letta
| EHrick, and each member discussed
some Spanish celebrity.
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How 10 Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin
deep, depending entirely on healthy
condition of all the vital organs. If the
liver is inactive, you have bilious look;
if your stomach is disordered, you have
dyspeptic look. Secure good
health, and you will surely have good
looks. "Electric Bitters" is good AL
terative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys, purifies
the blood, cures pimples, blothes and
boils, and gives good complexion.
Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at Grant
Holden's Drug Store. SOC per bottle
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Farmers Institute.

We expect the farmers of st. Clair
county to attend the st. Clair County
Farmers Institute at Capac on Jam
uary 90, 81 and 2S. We are looking
forward to this meeting with great
interest and expect it will be the best
farmers institute eyer held in this
county. We believe the ladies' meet
ing to be held on Friday will please
every woman in the county who at.
tends. Mrs. Jones, of Lansing, will
conduct this meeting.
James Dunn, Secretary.
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HE CURED ME.
VALLEY Centre, Mich, |

Valley Centre, Mich, Dec. 7, '98.
/ wish to speak word In favor of
DR.. w. G. Walker of Detroit, the spec
ialist who has been visiting Brown City
regularly the past four months; / had
been a great sufferer from catarrh of
the stomach and other troubles, for
eleven years. After taking treatment
from a number of other doctors, but
without permanent relief. | saw the
advertisement of DR.. Walker in the
Brown City Banner and was induced
to try his treatment, and ! will say
that have been entirely cured after
three months treatment. | most
cheerfully recommend the doctor to
all who are similarly afflicted.
Signed Mrs. Frank Marshall.
DR.. Walkers next regular visit TO
Yale at the Rapley House is Tuesday,
Jan. 81. The doctor especially invites
those that other physicians have failed
to cure, to consult hun free OF charge.
Remember the date.
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BiddleCOmb'S
Art Studio 1 1 !
Meisel Block PORT HURON

Having had years of experience in
the Photographic art, we are prepared
to do your work right and at reason
able prices. Ask any of our patrons
what kind of work we turn out; ask
'em if we don't save them money.
They can tell as much rs we can.
The've tried US and are our permanent
customers. You'd be too if you'll ask
'em.
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To The Public.

We wish to state to the citizens of
Yale that we were not among the
churches in favor of the "Benefit Con-
cert" being decidedly opposed to all
such methods of raising money for
religious or beneficent purposes.
VIM. Rennie, Pastor r. NJ. Church.
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WANTED.

Reliable man IN this vicinity to open
a small Office and handle my goods.
Position permanent and good pay.
If your record is o. X. here is an
opening for you. Kindly mention this
paper when writing.
34-6 A.. T. NORRIS, Cincinnati, o,
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Bucklen,s Arnioa Salve.

The Best Salve in theworld for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chllblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
For sale by Grant Holden.
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To insure happy new year, keep
the liver clear and the body vigorous
by using De Wits Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills for constipation
and liver troubles. Grant Holden.
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TO CURE coLDIN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money If 1T fails
to cure. 25c. The genuine has j.. B. @.
on each tablet.
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important Notice.

We publish the following taken from
the Brown City Banner under date OF
December 23rd, '98.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-Invalids who are
unable to call, should send stamp. Tor
question blank for home treatment.
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To Cure a Cold In Ono Day
Take Warmers White Wine of Tar
Syrup, the best cough remedy on
earth. % and 80 cts.
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MAIN LINE EAST

MAIN LINK EAST
Leave Saginaw 1900 M. Arrive at Flint IL :53
I'm, Holly 20 4. W, Detroit3:10 p. NJ, Toledo
4:l5P.M
MAIN LINE WEST
Leave saginaw 100 r. NJ. Arrive at Midland
IN3 T.. M. Mt. Pleasant 3:l5 Z. NJ. =, Clare 2:42 p
a., GvaTt 1886 L. NJ, Reed City 4;05 Z. NJ, Bald
win i:j2 Z. NJ, Ludington 600 p. NJ, Manistee
600 =. NJ.
CONNECTING at Ladington with steamer for
Milwaukee during the season OF navigation),
making connections for all points West and
Northwest.
Sleeping and Parlor Cars between Bay City
Saginaw and Detroit.
Connections mad at Port Huron and Detroit
in Union Depot for all Points South, Canada
an ~. East.
For further information see time table ofth's
Company. G.. u. HUNGERFORD. Agent.
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Mems $500 Suits Overcoas less 20 per ct now $2 90
Mems 1900 Suits and Overcoats 20 per c now 60
Mems 1000 SUITS and Overcoas, less 20 per ct now 90
Mems $50 Suits and Overcoats less 20 per ct now 90
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Boys $1,000 Suits and Overcoas less 20 per CT 90
Boys $50 Suits and OvercOas less 20 per ct now 90
Boys 500 Suits and Overcoats less 20 per Ct now 90
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We Treat and Cure
DR.. Elkin in Personal Charge.

ONCE. ool Huron Avenue, Port Huron.
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Chidren 50 90 Suits and Overcoats, less 90 ct
Cmldrens 400 Suits and Overcoats less 20 per ct 20
Childrens 300 Suits and Overcoats less 20 per ct 40