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CHAPTER VII.

II IL impossible, suppose, to witness
the enthusiastic confidence Of another
In the correctness Of his own reading Of
q mystery without, in some measure.
becoming infected. Ibid not agree with
my young detective. Icould not per-
suade myself that my dear father,
whom l loved and respected with all my
heart. could possibly be in London and
enjoying, as was Obviously the case, at
least certain degree Of liberty, with
out using that liberty to write or wire
to his wife in order to relieve the anx-
iety from which he must know she
wonld be suffering. II would not be like
father. Why should he do itf
because, said Borofsky, in effect,
she hasn't. He has written, and the let
ter has miscarried or has been inter
cepted."
"By whom u" asked.
Borofsky shrugged his shoulders.
'If we knew that" he said, "there
would no longer be any mystery. 1t
may havs simply miscarried. The chap
ter Of accidents is long one in Russia,
as you know, and must always be reck-
onsd with.
"But we can't get over the fact that
Percy saw this man in London and said
that, though he looked like father, he
was dressed $3.50 funnily, and In fact
to put it quite plainly that he look
ed downright bounder, which my dear
father could never possibly dol"
"Disguises do wondersl' said Borof-
sky, struggling his shoulders.
''But why should he be disguisedT
persisted.
"Why has he gone away3 Why has
all this happened, and howl Tell me
that, and I'll tell you the restl" laughed
Borofsky. Enough that we have a
good scent here, and, besides, another
old trail that may one day be taken up
again at Erinofka.
All this certainly deeply interested II
it did not actually convince me that
the man Percy met in Oxford street was
my father and no other. Then it occur
red to Borofsky that 1t would be well if
one, at least, of our little hunting party
of three were to take up his post in
London in the hope Of meeting with
this mysterious parsonage, whether IA
ther or come one else.
"You are the right one to CO." said
Borofsky, wagging his head at me, "for
you would be less likely to be the vic.
tim of mistaken identity. 1t would be
useless for me to go because, unfortu-
nately, the count is stranger to me,
and should not know him if cav
him. And as for this gentleman
Percy-"he might, Of course. be de-
ceived. not being a son Of the count"
II don't think I should, all the
same" said Percy.
{To Be contlnued.l
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Jonas Had His Own Troubles.

When Mr.. Jonas Howard, an esteemed
citizen of Jacksonville, Ind, went to
Washington from his congressional dis
trict several years ago, he left behind him
a devoted and affecti0nate body Of con
stituents in town and country, who fan
cied that great personal benefits would
come to them through Mr.. Towards
powerful presence in the halls Of national
wisdom. One of these rural adherents, a
small farmer with some momentous po-
litical design on his mind, followed Mr..
Howard to Washington in eager pursu-
ance Of that mysterious object. He re.
turned in about FIVE days, seemingly not
much elated.
swell, Bill" a town acquaintance sa.
luted him, did you see Washington and
Mr.. Howard, and did you get what You
went afterY
"Ya-as, l seen Washington" he re-
piled grumpily, "and I seen Jonas, but
Jonas couldn't do nothin fer me; he wuz
a-havin hard work to keep from gettin
tromped on hisself. st. Louis Republic
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IA ~ to srep ~ esslyssSvsss
Or lay It dom, fer u you do :,le.
Another shau be built fss 700
More difficult and hard to hsar.
The croa d always made to ~
The back which bears 1t. Be contentt
Accept the burden which was sent
And strive to make the best Of II.
Think not how heavy Is your load;
Think not how rough the road OF longi
aI,ook up and say. Lord, am strong,
And love makes beautiful the road"
Who tolls in faith and knows not fear
Shall live to And bia cross some day
Supported all along the way
BY angels who are walking near.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox In Woman's Home Com
panion.
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TIME TABLRI IN EFFECT.MAY ~
Trains leave Wilmington (FreAoh Btrece
station1 Ter Elsnere Junction, Moutohantps
| Winterthur, Guyencourt Granogno, CosArss
Chadd Ford junction, pocopson West Ghs.ssas
nsdiate stations daily except Sunday, NJ I.H
a IN. 2l5, 45O p. m. sundays only SseS
q. M. z. Is and 1 so p M.
For Waynesburg Junction. sprinsneia 49,
att 10 o. IA % Is and $50 p. IN. Sundays eniyhes
sos a. M, ais and $50 ,, IN.
Tor Joanna, Birdsboro, Recalling and iusSE.
mediate stations, daily except Sunday a. 1N@
q, M, and 450p. m. Sundays only at S0sAs1
and l.5) p. w.
A g MCAUSLAND, superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS Gen. Pass. Agent
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H. I. Sergeant, dealer 10 coal, WOO and
Grain, 100 Maryland ave, office seventh
and King stresta. Deimc"wiR Phone bio
Large Pen Coal for family use.
Large load wood for SLIGO.
d h J.chec ks given with cash purchase
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~ TRED NHl1HAH.

y .... vn,.na AnnA.
lccpyfisht' ~. ~ .t M.sA
pr. ~. ,aus Inclined TO suspect
.,;i.-thst n. anything more evil than
s..;.rs ou,;nut our money bapa
s.ft,. sbsnrd 10 suppose that all these
,hons are in the secret OF fathers dis.
snnssrsnce !" said, "They have u
~ ~s,,s An Int u h onlv TO obtain three
., sonr times their due for the horses,
sna M IN. The other fellow merely sent
. 90 10 this fellow that we were
two vonnp rreenhorns who could be
Hssced al In.
"M.vhsW s.id Percy.
Tbis nostmaster was very different
,oolinr parsonage. He was suaye and
~, -. q, ,.r..x =, !, =.
siiy. ana ~ Gang ous ~ 49, - !" ii.
:Deao'ns n'us 1870 az .,w., r.. y
"a, es. $500 ~ a.S ~ .La~ a.. h;s ho,.ss
seil ~, nowevSi' 'nAn "'a' '.' NUS"
Ws a.S,s ~ o s ...., -, t~,.,a ~,
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What He Had Observed.

"In these fashionable churches" said
Uncle Allen Sparks, II have noticed that
If man has good sitting he needn't
bother himself much about his standing"
Chicago Tribune.
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2ailrpxa Zines.
BALTIMORE

KMa3 pkLTlMCREg
AA d - OHIO n ri
4 & ,, -~..S....
~ ny l4th, lssa
LIN Man trains ILLUMINATED
f NJ with Pintsch MN
WI srvppr.s Tr.rs.
w ii. 4 a.
IeA/ ION, Delaware Avsnus
S0NOH~ etation. for
w.- Yevs. vesk dsya sol eQ0o, s10,b1 ., M
- ~ ~ EoO. Id (all Pullman carn), TlN
e ny r - All Pniimsn cars, TI3 :llo4 D. m.
yS,,"a sSphiA. week days, 'bel hl6, =. q
IL; IN y :. ~ 70 III Pullman uI cars, IVA
= ~ All All III A. n M. Sunday. ts.G. nm EM
< g Il = - III ~ Z M. AZ. 800 .t,eo. TlptsI
~, ILL - = " a e10 siI0ln m
r1aM.n esn nt Ss,. NO n * NH Nsk IN.
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NJ -a.s 1sya .. i'd = M seR4 n -;
., Uapc "sXi n Wy"
nslnmors and washington, week days. H1A
Va y Y e,!Si,ra. asr.,. a N. sRli n N. sGnS
s&N W a ST EMa M ~ IA - 10 4 M
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TEII.YOUR SISTER

A Beautiful Complexion Is an imp disability
without good pure blood, that only exists y
liver and bowels. karl's Glover Root Tea act
directly on the bowels, liver and kidneys keep
ing them in perfect health. Price 25c and go
For Sale by N. b Danforth, Second and Mar
ket strestS.
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What's tho secret of happy, vigorous
healthp Simply keeping the bowels. the
stomach. the liver and kidneys strong and
active Burdock Blood Bltters does it.
Tho best, the finest looking and the most
durable Piano made Is the Ludwig. Store
b15 ShiDley strset
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Pianos on monthly payments at the
Ludwig warerooms. Sec them. Store 5l5
Shirley street.
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COPPER KING
OF ARIZONA

Has square mile Of rich mineral grounds.
Has an abundance Of high-grade ore.
Has Shelter. ,
Has properties adjoining one Of the greatest
Of copper mines ....
Has thrse thousand stockholders. ~ .ksts,
Has no debts. =
na, no preferred stock or bonds.
The copper belts are Of great magnitude and
value, and the mines can be put on dividend
raging basis with less expenditure Of money
Than In any other copper district in this coun
The time to MAKE MONEY in any enter
prise Is betwee Its organization and its first
dividend.
II you wish goodlow priced copper stock
which will give large returas on your invest,
mtnt, this Is undoubtedly the opportunity Of
lifetime for money making and should be
taken advantage Of before the price Is advan-
Ced which may be done any day.
For quotations and other information com
Wunicate with
HAYDEN WHITNEY,,
No. 1880 Chestnut st.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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|Phila 4 Chester Steamboats,
CITY OF CHESTER.
AND BRANDYWINE

Leave Fourth street wharf daily. 1Sundsys
included) at 7.3j, lJ.30 a IN ant Luz, lisp ms
and 100 p, m. a
Leave Philadelphia from Piers, north aeoys9
Arch street, at $50, l0.l5 a. m, an1 L8O, lp.ns
and 700 p. m. $50
Fare to Philadelphia 2jo. Excursion. a9c.
Freight rsosivsd all DAY Ut Philadalp htsan4i
Whining ton and carried at thu lowest rassAa
Telephone No. 1887.
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Naw castle, S.13, 1l04 a. M; 2S5,
~ ~ ana ae we SIS a. M; III p. m. week
di For Dover Harrington and 4, L Dslmar sis.
days: sml;h Se pi 81 s.lsa. H.. Agra m.
Far EoI Wyoming and way stations. 2.sS p.
nj EXPRESS press Iog Care Charles. Old Point Point
Comfort d II Is t y. M, daily. A
TRAINS LEAVE i PEoA nnf s ,PRFE STA
SIG a,u n; IT, Louisville and St. Louis. tDm-
10 i !. A. ca H.. daily for pi,tsburs and CHI
TED TO two Buffet Parlo Or Cars, ,,,uu
Gh hMisggi1ie G anG ST. Louis DINING GT
20 Is u m daily, Pittsburg and Cleveland
daily P'1is6prff nd nnisasS Sa and
e. L0u'sd daily, Pittsburg and Chicago
sS S p Tniedo' except Saturday,
,os d eslyye,a nit asS b. G Cincinnati
4, o D. m. daily. Pttsburg and Gh nGas
Wiley Route: for Cleveland. except sat
~, Congressional Limited Express A.
yest,huie Parlor Cars and Dining SAT
No extra fare other than the usual run
nay - Limited Express vestibule par RIO,
Cars, Vestibule Passenger Coaches am
| Mining Car. No extra fare. ,,u
oMThn e1ytimington Transfer Company WI
| call Tor and check baggage from notes
| and residences. ..or. ar,
For further information, passengers ar aa'
referred to the ticket agent al the s'"
j.. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
! Gen. Manager. zen. fass' Ake''''
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FOR THE SOUTH.

soutbern Railway.-6.17 p NJ daily,
s,s Soust to New Orleans. Aiken. Memphis
and Tampa; 1856 p. m, daily, sleeepers to
NY sx or.e ana Hot aeg spprass NASHVILLE VIA
As AtIantic Coast Line. -l249 p. M. daily.
seepers to Gharlestons J nisbf
port ls'' ~ Richmond and Jacksonville.
s' eeshpsesuapeake & Ohio, Railway. s.1l P. M.
asiiv dining car. and sleepers to Cincin-
natl
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flnnnf mn nnnnuN For Cholsl
ANIvkVN Hm1IIVVXk Diarrhoea )
nlylIv II hNuuYWI Ieetling
lntAntrin

American Laundry. sls West Front street
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

Advertise In the REPUBLICAN.
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Schedule in effect June s. 1899


Trains leave Wilmington, as follows: ~
&C. n0F IL eh'1a se So Ssspsss 81 icos ss
H. H. so 10 49, :. n ill., H. ss IT, and nd III ss
Accommodation, CID, 71o. S.la, HOS sm.;
l2sG 2s2. 49, 52S, and l9 4 ?. 81 m; 20 va
$50, $50, SIS. iod5, lbs, li's2, ll.45 am;
i.sI 800. AIS sol, 6;57, and s;o6 p. NJ,
Acss%mo q IL H. .S a. HG . a. a.
nj For &s Sew w YORK H e az" cypress E
500, a85 DINING Carr. 955, 1852, Il. As q. m;
..l2 Is Dining Carr, ls7 Dining G1ssr3 I I'll.
go .s2G Dining Gar So st and slS t p m
PhiiadeipRia, 40, $50, ITO. $50, 1903 am. !:
~. 500, p45s, 5.oi and 10 g p, M.
Bor Boston without change lol2 a. M
aI For n Newark 4; Center and intermediate
stations, 1887 a. m. and Sal p. H. 49,,
Baltimore and Washington & % 4S6. S.@.
H. i5S 49, aG5s 5 49, si Se g. s o5 1 49, I'll No.
Baltimore and in It ri n;at stations
H. s5 1. p s m l2eG nFhs SATURDAYS
only. Solid vestibule train Pullman met
Parlor cars, combined car,and coaches through
to Atlantic City.
Leave philadelphia, Broad Street, for
s.l6, 4.oi, al, Sos 5.34, $50, 6.i7 6.55. I3l,
IL TO- Il i6 D. m. and 12.05 night.
Accommodation. 6.34, $50. 9,12, 1875 am. ;
1.23, sI7, 4,O4, 444. 5.36 6.25. s.SS. 1907. and
- SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), l.51, 500, 40,
s.55, 9S5, 9.55, 1852, 11.45 a. M; 1.37. 800.
4.58, 6O7, 1928, 900 and 9.16 p. m.
"A. Accommodation 40, S.25, a. M: 12.lo.
1.5o, 100, 5.26. 1928, and 1913 p. M,
For Chester (express), 1.H, 4,20 .S55,
11.45 a. m: 1.37. 500. ASS. 6N, 6.57 and s.Os
p Accommodation, ITO, SIS a. m.: 1910.
1.60, 400 5.26, z.2s. and 1913 p. m:
3.02 9.35 Dining Carr, 500 1l.45 a, las; I37,
DINING Carr, 800. 6.07, 1920 Dining Carr,
All g.i6 b, m, connecting via Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia. 4.2o. ITO. S.25 a. M:
400. 45S and 1913 p. m.
For Boston without change, 7es p. IN.
baltimore and Washington, IS, 500.
TO- is a, M; 12.05, 12.49. LEO, 523, '&10. Gil
73S Sl1 o. M, and 1888 night.
Baltimore and intermediate stations
6b7 D, m, 1900 night
w leave Philadelphia, Broad Street Sta
ton, for Wilmington Sexprsesss). $50 49,
II "a a. M; 1909 liz, 3.12, AL, sos. 5.34,
s'55' ISL, ss5. lilo. 1l.l6 p. M. and 1905
nisn INSTRUMENTATION, s35, Az. 1895 a. m. ;
40 s.3s, SO. s.3s and 1907 p. m.
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Wilmington & Nor. r. r.

D, b MARTINI
Manager Of Passenger TrAfaG
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-12-29
THE OWOSSO TIMES.
EDMUND o. DEWEY. EDITOR.
owosso MICH. FRIDAY, Dec. 30, 1899.
The TIMES is glad to give space in

The TIMES is glad to give space in
another column to communication
from Mr.. A. b. Cook, and altho it is
easy to see the position taken by Mr..
Cook, and the way in which the associa-
ton regarded the charges made by Mr..
Watkins-a man in whom they had a
large amount of confidence-yet THE
TINES does not feel that the correctness
OF its position is even assailed by the
communication The resolution con
demned the University management
without giving it a chance to have its side
of the case presented and The TIMES be-
lieves condemned it most unjustly. 1t
is understood that at the state round up
of farmers institutes to be held in
Ann Arbor within few weeks the case
of the University management will be
thoroughly presented to the farmers of
the state.
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Laingsburg,

The funeral of Mrs. J. w. Beckwith was held
In the Victor church on Wednesday. Her son
Rev. Clarence Beckwith. who occupies the chair
of scientific theology in the seminary at Bangor.
Maine, has been with them for a week.-Mrs..
H. r. Sharpe is spending the week with her
daughter In Saginaw--Mr. SamI Houghton
and wife, Of Bay City, spent Christmas with his
parents Miss Nella Phillips was in Corunna
the first of the week--The Cong1 choir has
added two violins to its musical force for Sun
day evening service-Four years ago new
years day the business men ION the hill' ban
quoted their competitors in trade ''across the
track" 1t was most enjoyable affair for all
concerned. The hosts had their mouths all made
up for turkey and spice and everything nice the
next year but It was not forth coming until this
week when the invitations appeared for q ban
quet to be given the 'hill people" at the hotel
Grand, New Years day at one o'clock. Nothing
car, be more delightful than this meeting to-
gether Of business men and their wives to break
bread together and exchange greeting and
words of cheer Of which many Of us stand in
sore need at times ere the years and the days
grow old and cold.
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Olney,

Geo. Smith went Monday to visit relatives
and friends living In Branch county-Arthur
Durham has moved into his new house
Frank johnson attended the johnson family
reunion at Ovid, Wednesday evening-Mrs. j.
Hanes and sister are visiting relatives at Char.
lotte-Jean Pearce has orders to ship his
beets and is now waiting for car-G. A. Ran
dali received some old relics from his brother at
Burlington, Monday, among them being pair
of tongs that have been handed down for
several generations and were formerly the prop
erty OF a grand-dauf liter Of Gen. John Stark,
of Revolutionary fame, also, I'VE" ancient ariih
mentic, published In 1907 by Daniel Adams,
M. b. shelving demonstrations and engravings
not to be found In any other treatise on arith-
motto Mrs. Fred Harmon and daughter, OF
Lansing, are visiting at viii Harmon's-Oney
Is booked for a new store the coming season, so
we hear-Mail on the new route comes more
irregular than ever Why was It changed any
wayi--Mss Minnie Randall is working for
Mrs. >Allner Millners---The dance at Gus
blossoms Monday evening was well attended,
Miss Cora Streeter is visiting her brother,
Evart, at Bay City-Mrs. John Corp has given
up housekeeping has returned to her folks
in Ohio--One OF our storekeepers informs rs
that one or two particular parties have got to
"let up" on appropriating property from his
store. You may see this.
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Oakley.

Gone to her reward-Mrs. Ismond, wife of
Frank Ismond, died OF consumption December
81, aged 20 years and II months. The body was
buried Saturday, from the M. e. church, at 2
o'clock D. m. She leaves q husband and one
child three years old, to mourn her loss, also a
father. mothers four brothers and one sister
The Rev. A. b. Clough is moving his grocery
stock back to Chesaning again-The grist
mill started up this morning-Our Christmas
tree at the ME-. church drew a large crowd
and proved success as all seemed to enjoy
themselves--Our friend, Harry Montgomery,
seems to be coming along in pretty good shape.
Harry is teaching our village school and Mrs.
Montgomery has the mar agement OF the store
-. w. Pearce's baby is quite sick with in
fiammation of the bowels--We are having q
book sale here all this week. L. @. smith is
selling the books at public auction every after
noon and evening--Wednesdav Dec. "a. was
the wedding day OF the Rev. J. f. Frye and Miss
Lula Halliday, of St Charles. Elder Frye was
our former pastor--Chas. Teachout is walking
on crutches and nursing a spratned ankle
Mrs. Stookey and Mrs. Lansing attended the
Halliday Frye wedding at st. Charles Wednes-
day---Our M. K. pastor was In great luck
today He had nice load of hard coal brought
to him--There is some talk about having
watch meeting next Sunday night.
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meetings in the M. p. church, Monday evening,
Jan. lst-Quincy Mcbride is spending the
holidays with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. S.
McBride-W. G. Stin and his three sons
Charles, Ira and Homer, Mr.. and Mrs. Alpha
Simpson attended wedding in Howell. Christ
mas-Rev. Strawn, of the Disciple church,
Owosso. was in town Wednesday calling on
friends-Mrs. II. p. Dunbar was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Dunbar of Owosso, one day
this week-Msrried, at the home of the bride,
Mrs. Jane Williams, Wednesday evening, Dec.
s7th, 1899, at O'Clock, Miss L. Grace Williams
and Archie ]. Roosa by Rev. J. d. Young In the
presence of the family only Mr.. and Mrs.
Roosa stand high among the young people of
this community and we join with their many
friends In wishing them long and happy life
Frank Mitchell, of Marshall is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Mitchell-Quincy
Mcbride spent the first half of the week in
Detroit--The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. K. w.
Mason was q very pleasant scene and one long
to be remembered by those who participated,
where few of their friends assembled to assist
their little daughter Anna, In enjoying her first
Christmas tree, Monday evening Dec. 25th. 1899.
The evening was very pleasantly spent In con
versation and singing. Anna proved royal
entertainer in the able manner she attended
the guests, serving them with popcorn, apples,
nuts, candy and oranges, and she also proved
herself to be unselhsh by so gladly bestowing
so generously each one present with gift from
her tree as token Of remembrance. and those
that were present felt that the evening was
very profitably spent-Mr. and Mrs Haryie
Bailey attended the wedding OF Miss Lucille
Stinson, of Owosso, and Frederick Mason, OF
Burton, at the home OF the BRIDES parents In
Owosso, Wednesday, Dec. 9th, 1S99--Slas
Bailey is caring for Mr.. Dewey, who was injured
by the cars in Owosso last week.
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Art Calendar.

One of the handsomest calendars that
has appeared for the new year represents
children playing on the broad beach of one
of our Atlantic Coast resorts. The young
est, a little tot, is defying the approaching
tide OF the ocean, and in spirit of bravado
calls out to his companions who are eager
ly watching him, "Who's Afraid?"
Copy of this calendar, carefully mailed in
strawbOard to protect in transmitting, will
be mailed on receipt of 10 cents In postage
stamps by w. B. Kniskern, G. p. & T. A.,
Chicago & North Western Ry, Chicago. Ill.
Early application should be made as the
edition Is limited.
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bennington.

Frank Pulver who has been in Laingsburg
for some time is home-Lyman McCarty and
wife, Of New York City, who have been visiting
at the home OF s. A. Yerkes, have returned to
their home-Daye Sawyer is in Ann Arbor
attending the wedding of his neice-A sur
prise party was given Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Hubbard Wednesday evening-Wells Parshall
returned to his work In the north part OF the
state last week The "Gleaners" give ar
Oyster supper. Friday evening, January 9Th, al
Harryman's hall--Rev. Reeve has childrens
class every afternoon at two o'clock. cordia
invitation is extended to all children-Mr
and Mrs O'Brian entertained company Christ
mas--Charles Johnson and wife are In Oakley
visiting--King Simpson is out of town fol
the holidays-Mrs. Emma Van Lieu, Of Alma
spent Christmas with relatives here.