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HAPPENINGSAT VAIL

q. Rowley was a Beaversvisitor Tues
day.
Mrs. r. j. Long is visiting at the
Wallace House.
Walter Gable was an Omaha passen-
ger Wednesday.
Twelve car loads Of feeders were
shipped in Thursday morning.
Rev. Tweed of Manila will preach at
the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. leu Hulce are visiting
at Dunlap with V. Hulce and family.
/ Mrs. Wagner of Des MONIES was
here Wednesday disposing of her prop
erty. ].
Nick Nelson, G. Paine and Thomas
Adams transacted business at Omaha
this week.
A neat sum was realized from the
social Tuesday night at the Rowley
home given by the NJ. e. ladies.
Miss Margaret O'Connell returned to
her home at Moberly, Mo. Thursday
morning after several weeks visit with
relatives at Vail.
A party of twelve couple enjoyed a
very pheasant time Wednesday night
at the A. b. O'Connell home in honor
of Miss Margaret O'Connell of Maberly,
Mo. Miss O'Connell made many
friends here and will be missed by the
young people.
The Misses McAndrews entertained
a number of their friends very pleas
antly on Wednesday with games and
music. An elegant repast was served,
consisting of Bavarian cream, frappe
and fruit. The ont Of town guests
were A. Hape, Geo. Spottswood and
Ed Hart Of West Side, Chas. Glynn OF
De Witt and Miss johnson of Moline,
Ill. A nice time is reported by those
present.
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MILFORD TWP. MUTTER|NGS.

Myrtle Golf of Denison is visiting at
Deloit.
Fay Winans was the guest of Lizzie
Hopper Sunday.
Sam James of Denisoa was a Deloit
caller Tuesday.
U, S. Dunbar filed the PASTORS place
Sunday evening.
Ethel Huckstep visited with Mary
Albright Saturday.
Mr.. Sealapder and family attended
u. E church Sunday evening.
Anderson boys threshed for j. Nc
Kim, l.. Morris and j.. Cose this wet k,
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CENTRAL R. R.
OF INTEREST TO
STOCKHOLDERS.
FREE TRANSPORTATION TO ATTEND THE
ANNUAL MEETING ATCHICAGO.


The Board of Directors of the Illinois Central
kalfroad Company, ut a meeting held July II,
1871. ADOPTED the following preamble and reso-
TO the end that the stockholders of the Illinois
Central Railroad Company may more readily
attend, in person. the annual meetings OF stock
holder, Which the bylaws require to be held In
Chicago on the last Wednesday, in September in
each year. be IL
RESOLVED, That until the further order of
this board, there may be issued. to each holder
one or more snares OF the capital stock of the
Illinois Central RailroadCOmpany, as registered
on the books OF the company, a ticket enabling
MIN. .r her, to travel free over the company's
line from The station on the Illinois Central
Railroad nearest to his or her registered adj
dress, 10 hicago and return. for the purpose of
attending. ~ person, the meetings Of stock
holders. Such ticket to be good for the Journey
10 Chicago oniy during the four days immedi-
ately preceding, and the day Of, the meeting.
and for the return journey from Chicago only
on the day. OF the meeting. and the four days
Immediately following. when properly counter
signed and slammed IN the presidents Office.
(These tickets will now be. cOuntersigned and
stamped in the Office of w. G.. BRuEN. Assist
ant Secretary. Chicago.) Such a ticket may be
obtained by any registered holder Of stock on
application, In writ 6 to the presls ent Of the
Company in Chicago. Each application must
state the full name and address Of the stock
holder exactly as given in his or her certificate
OF stock. together with the number and Gate Of
such certificate. No more than one person Will
be carried free in respect to any one holding Of
stock as registered on the books Of the company,
By order of the board of directors,
A.G. HACKSTAFF,
The next annual meeting of the s%t0ckhoiders
OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company will
be held at the Office of Company, In Chicago, on
Wednesday, September 20, 1880. ut noon. For
the purpose of this meeting, the Stock Transfer
Books viii be closed from the close Of blisine,s
OIL september l2th to the morning of Sept. 2Stll
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GOODRICH GOSSIP.

Mr.. Leaman was busy Smelling corn
last Saturday.
The pile drivers are at work on M.
Ainsworth's land,
Miss Florence Prentice visited over
on Big Creek last Sunday.
Remember the big M. E. picnic Sat-
urday, August 90 at Deloit.
e. r. Smell had the misfortune to fall
off a load of hay and hurt his back.
The eve wind last Saturday eve
ming did considerable damage to grain
stacks. In some places they were turn
over
Anderson Bros, with their steam
thresher. opened up business last Fri.
day afternoon on the James McKim
farm.
Sell Montgomery's mother and sister
visited him last Friday. and he and
family accompanied them home to
Charter Oak.
There are plenty of people who will
go into your pasture and strip the plum
trees. tear the grape vines down, gather
the half ripe hazel nuts without even
asking. We often wonder what they
would think of us were we to go into
their cornffelds and gather their corn,
etc?. Wouldn't it he "just awful?"
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Church Notes.
.asaasasass9sssa
GERMAN LUTHERAN.

Married, August Is, VIM. Chr. Peters
to Cath. d. Guessing both of Otter
Greek twp; witnesses-Bernhard Clues
ing and Minna Peters, Rev. L. 10th
officiating.
Buried, August %, Henry Albertsen,
who died the Goth Of summer complaint
and teethlng at the age of 5 months and
Is days leaving the parents, one broth
or, two grandparents, three aunts, two
uncles.
Buried, the %, Herman Detlef
Lucitiens who died the %, Of summer
complaint at the age of a months and
26 days, leaving the parents, one sister,
grandfather, grand-uncle, grand-aunt,
four uncles, and five aunts.
Buried, August "a, Ssars Otto Mat
thew Timm, who died the % of whoop-
ing cough and summer complaint aged
4 months, 10 days, leaving parents,
grandparents, two sisters, twelve I'M
cles and ten aunts.
September 4, the German Lutheran
parochial school will reopen presided
over by Rev. F. Lothringer, five daysa
week.
September 3, German Lutheran SER
vices In Washington township. Kinks
school house, Rev. +. Lothringer Off
|ciating. , s
September 10, the German Lutherans
celebrate their mission festival, the
Revs. Berner of Arcadia and Discher
of Carroll holding services.
Baptized, August IL, Rev F. 10th
ringer officiating, Frank John Smith;
August 10, Mary N. Breckling and
Lewis Emil VIM. Witt.
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>. r.. Gorman mas been appointed
general freight agent of the Atchinson.
Topeka and Santa Fe railway, to sue.
coed +. 9. Gay who recently resigned.
Three fatal accidents have occurred
in the Tyrolese Alps during the last
few days. The victims include q landed
proprietor named Maurer and his guide.
Because she declined his proposal of
marriage, Jerome Turner Of Redwood
City, Cal, Thursday night, shot and
killed Miss Lille Stalter and then shot
himself.
A dispatch from Rome reports the
throwing Of o dynamite bomb into the
villa of the archbishop Of Gallipolli.
seriously damaging the walls of tho
building.
The steamer Portland arrived at San
Francisco Thursday from Gnalaska.
with go returning prospectors and ST..
100000 in gold. The bulk Of the treas.
ure is from Cape Nome district.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
Old Santa Claus

will b. here and lie shall Gud with the best line
of Toys and Holiday Goods ~ this section We make
specially Of
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comes from Dr. y. y. casgi;e
Wssbita, /. r. He writes: "FonI
bottles Of Eler,ric Biiiefs has
cured Mrs. Brewer ~ scrofols,
WHICH hsd caused her great suffer.
ing for years. Terrible sores
would break ont on her head and
face, and the bert doctors could
give no help; but her cD,e ~ com
plete and ner health IL excellent F"
This shows what thousands have
proved that Electric bilters is
the best blood purifier known
It's the supreme remedy for
eczema, triter salt rheum. ulcers,
boils and running sores. II stimu.
iatee liver, kidneys, and bowels,
expels poisops, helps digestion,
builds up tho strength. Only 90
cents. Sold by r.. Il. Nowers,
Druggist. Guaranteed.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
CANcELING REVENUE
STAMPS.

Judge A. l.. Morrison. collecto
pl internal revenue. has receive,
instruction A. follows from Com
lqissioper Wilson;
Existing regulations providing
Tor the cancellation o. adhssiv,
5evenne stamps by writing OF
stamping thereon with ink the 10
stjals Of the name and the date
when attached. or by cutting and
cAncelIing ssid stamp with ma
chine or punch which will afiiix
the initials and date as aforesaid
and the cancellation Of imprinted
stamps on checks. drafts. or other
iDstruments. by filing out The
dates and blank lines on tald To-
straments, IN the usuaI mnnner oI
drawing checks and drafts, or by
pelforsting through the stamp and
paper to which II 10 attached the
amount ip figures for which said
instrument was drawn, having
proved inadequate TO prevent
frauds on the revenue which have
been and now are, extensively
practiced, said regulations ara here
hy amended by adding thereto the
following provision and require
menti In all cases where docn-
mentory stamp OF the denomina.
tion Of 10 cents or any larger de
nomination shall be used for denot-
Ing any tax imposed by the act u
June l3, 1898, the person using or
alixine tho same shall, 10 addition
70 writing or stamping thereon,
with ink, tho initials Of his name
and The date when eiilxed. mntllate
said stamp by cutting three paral.
lei incisioDs leDeihwise through
the stamp, beelnning not more
than one.fourth OF mn inch from
On. end thereof I'D extending 10
within one fourth of an inch Of
the other end,
Where such ssemp IL cancelled by
cutting or periorstiup in any man.
ner authorized BY existing regula
tions % aforesaid. the mutilation
herein provided viii not be re-
required. -
This provision shall take effect
md bs IN force on and after Do
cember Is. 1899.
q. w WILSON,
Com missioner.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
SIERRA COUNTY OFFICERS

r. r. lee,
James nnlalsh, Co. Cemnispionefs
Crespin Aragon,)
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
save yOuz money

even 10 the extent Of the ohbers profit During the en-
ire coofse ~ commercial calling in this section we
hive fnly business methods to be based
~ our motto .Honesiy is the Best Policy" We have
nwavs aimed give psrors the best vanes Tor their
money to accord them pleasant welcome to our store,
ard arafed nrr TO please and satisfy them IN al
transscons These facs explain the secret Of our sue
ccrs-a which today prompts, encourages and
impels ps to
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15

Pedro Sarracino, oE FRISCO. SO.
zorro county. Ia 10 the city bring
Ing petition from the citizens on
the Gila river rererys to Governor
Otero, protesting against the deci
rion pfsshs department ordering all
sheep Cd tLe reserve. and askirg
Governor<Ot1ro TO forward the PEI
tItion to Washington. Mr.. Sarra-
cino 10 . grandson Of Francisco
ear.ac!nc, governor O! New M@xico
uuder the Mexidan government in
l642. --Soaorro Chieiiain. {.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
". Cd. Qp v~r

rHEpEkcnA LorGlNo.t.Iu.o.F..ol
lIillsboro, mceti nj h OF l.. Hail .vory
Friday avepiac. visitinp broth,rt acrdi'
nil,invited
w s HOPEwFII, N q.
4 II Movers. Secretary.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
CLOSING OUT
CLOSING OUT !!

For purpose Of closing store by the hrst Gay
81 March 1900 place entire stock OF merchandise
ON the market at actual wholesale cost Oar goods nave
been rurchased directly from the leading factories OF the
couptry and thus enabled TO
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
seek a broader field

for the expansion Of our business We are thankful to
onr numerous patrols for their many past fsyors aud
neeily solicit their future patronage We shall make 1T
special advantage reap tue great benefit OF this
grand opportunity
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
su I W ENTITY DOLLARS A MONTH
FOR DAYLIGHT.

A strange case has come up IL
Milwaukee, whore the owner oi a
business block has been Obliged e.
pay $40 = month for the privilege
of having sunlight IN one window
of his building, A 6rm has rented
room in this building on condi.
tion that IL be provided with nstur.
nj light. This was affected by
cnttlogn window In The wall over
looking the property Of Leiebbcr
The latter promptly shut off the
light with tight wood screen.
When demonstrated with. he took
tho position that the light was bis
and that, ~ be had right to erect
q building on his lot he had a right
TO put up any kind Of structure per
initted by law. An inquiry hv the
attorney for the other party devel-
oped no flaw in the position taken
" the light rnryeyor, and hi-
terms Of $50 per month had To be
met His ueighhors, be said,
could have nothing belonging to
hsd without paying for IT. Ou'
friends the single takers are loudly
rejoicing over ,his. claiming that
Il 10 exactly Whist Is being done
With land. They ssy II il were AZ !
easy "a corner sunlight and air as
it 70 10 get control 1t tne natural
opportunities offered by land. the I
human rsce would soap be in
good deal worse fs than i. is, rnd
We would soon be taking out our
licenses {, 1--we. = Minneapolis
fppfaal. !
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15

sIENhA LUDLf No 4. K. OF z.
hillsburo, meet AZ casti, Hal ever,
lussday evenirf nj f'soo'clock Visiting
Knightfrordinll, invited te attend
AUGUST EAGI EMAE, G. G.
THOMAS MirRpiy--k. r. & s.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
Prices are cuzt i'm twain.

We shall slaughter every thing in store, which Is yet
complete in all its depart mente.
Dry Goods Dress Goods, Eetons, Shoes.
Hosiery, Hats, Caps Gents Furnishings
Mems Ready Made Clothing, also
Ready made Shit Waists and Skirts
We have them all and too
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-15
COURT DATES

fonrth Mondays In May and Novem.
her nislrlc, Court for the Third Jnul.Al
District cDnvrnta IL Sierra County. his
Honor, Judge y. w pnlkar presiding.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

TO the Farmers 81 Crawford coan.
-ty.-
GRAYLINo, April 10, 1899.

CRAVING. April 10, 1899.
Having been cno.en President OF
our county farmers lnseitutc Socie.
ty, ! find IL necessary. In order to In.
sure success, To commence early In
the season. A successful Institute
means a profitable one, and l cannot
make IL SO alone. / need the help Of
every farmer In the county, and
WOULD be pleased to see every farm
at our next Institute,
or what is better, to see every farm :
er there. Anything to help will be
acceptable. An exhibit Of farm pro-
Once with a brief staten mt OF the
manner Of production, counts for
more than the most fluent address.
Those vacated townships will be rec
ognized, aud It is desirable that they
should be represented at the meet
ing of Vice Presidents on the 22nd.,
at = O'Clock, p. IN. There is nothin5
to prevent Us from having as good an
Institute as any county in the State.
want you to assist me. Will you do
IL? PERRY OS rRANDER.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

The Southern New England Meth
odst Conference has adopted reso-
buttons calling on Congress to xpel
Congressman Roberts, of Utah, for
his openly professsd polygamy, and
for the passage of an amendment to
the Constitution forever prohibiting
the practice of polygamy, and dis
frauchising any one guilty OF the
crime. Similar resolutions have been
adopted throughout the country, and
these vigorous expressions of senti-
ment cannot be ignored by Congress.
Roberts constitutional right to a
seat In the House is still in doubt,
but there Is nothing to prevent Mr..
Roberts fellow statesmen from ex-
Polling him.-Bay City Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

The Republicans are not hogs and
consequently allowed the Democrats
to elect city treasurer, and one alder
man in the city, to encourage them
20 keep up an organization. so that
in future elections there would be
enough contest to create little in
terest. Mayer, five supervisors, JUS
tiee of the peace and six aldermen
out of the seven, should be enough
to make the Republicans feel happy
in a city that was formerly consid-
cred democratic. The returns show
chat the Fifth ward is now the only
reliable Democratic ward In the city,
and that ward elected Alex Grieve
supervisor over George Paquette, an
old democratic wheel horse. Nc
KInley prosperity is disastrous to the
Demo-pop silver party.-Cheboygan
Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

This from an exchange Is not so
bad: Two brothers from q north
Missouri county appeared at the por
tails Of the st. Josephs insane asylum,
one of them to be incarcerated there
as q patient, the other having him
In charge as far as the asylum They
were d. essed very much alike and
the casual observer on the train
would not have detected any signs Of
insanity In either. When the keep.
er appeared each insisted that he had
brought the other. The asylum
MANAGER was In quandary. He chat
ted with the visitors until a late
hour and then locked them In room
together. He then telegraphed the
authorities In the town where the
brothers lived: 1.-Two men from your
town arrived today, both dressed
alike; one calls himself Bill and
talks Of building an air line to the
moon; the other goes by the name of
Dave and advocates free silver at a
ratio Of IL TO 4; which shall I keer?
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

"The story of the Captains" In the
May CENTURY will mark the climax
of that Magazines Spanish War sc
ries. giving as 1t does, an account Ivy
every commanding officer but one OF
the part played by his ship In the ia
nous fight of Santiago, that result
ed in the humiliation OF Cervera's
feet. The tent of this novel group
of first hand accounts OF one of the
most remarkable naval battles ever
fought, is profusely illustrated with
portraits, drawings aud photographs,
the latter from snap shots made from
each one OF the ships Of the fight.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

The Detroit Tribune, which IL 1t
did not support Bryan, in 1896, gave
him quasi support by abusing Nc
Kinley and the Republican party in
such manner that 1t benefited him In
some localities, now says; "Mr. Bryan
continues to make an ass of himself.
1t would he hardly possible for him
to make anything else, and his delud-
ed followers do not need to make any
effort to put themselves In the same
class.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20
Agoncillo lays all the blame for tb

Agoncillo lays all the blame for the
war on the mericans, Agoncillo
talks muca like lIoar, Vest, Bryan
and the other American Tagals that
his remarks have not the merit OF
novelty for this country. The cap
ture OF the Filipinos' positions
about Manila, and on to and includ-
ing Malolos, so Agoncillo says, Is not
Of much Importance. Here, too; he
talks like his cogeners in this coun-
try. 1t is observed, however, that
this particular Malay keeps even far
Their outof harms way than does Az
ulnaldo. So long as Agoncillo re-
mains In Paris he will not be physi-
cally harmed by the smash-up which
is near at hand for the Filipino re-
bellion. Globe Democrat.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

Gov. Pingree is evidently OF the
opinion that he knows what the peo-
ple of Detroit want better than they
do themselves. He has therefore
had the referendum" bill knocked
out In the House, fearing that the
people would refuse to endorse his
municipal ownership ideas we're the
N a tier submitted 10 vote as con-
templated under the referendum"
bill. West Branch Herald.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

In q wards of Chicago, Carter II.
Harrison received total plurality of
10,66l, while the republican alder
men in those wards received plurali-
ties aggregating 29,3OS, demonstrate
ing that the Republicans are in a
majority in that city, and they must
have had some very cogent reasons
for voting for Harrison instead OF
their own candidate.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20
The Connerhead bureau at Homo

The Copperhead bureau at Hong
Kong is sending fresh batch OF pes
simistic dispatches about the Manila
situation. No doubt 1t is subsidized
from Aguinaldo's reserve funds In
the Hong Kong banks. kilograms
from Otis, Dewey and reputable cor
respondents at Manila, are the ones
that the American people can read
with confidence. -Globe-Democrat.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20
Mortgage Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Default has been made i'm
the conditions of certain mortgage,
hearing date the lst. day of November,
A. ID. 1884, and executed by James X
Tarbell and Martha Tarbell, his wife of
Crawford County. in fhe State of Mich
igan. to William Corning, of Rochester,
New York. and recorded on the 18th day
of November, A. ID. 1884 at 12 clock,
noon, in Liber "a" of Mortgages, on
page 4S2, in the office of the Register of
Deeds. for Crawford County. Michigan.
And whereas, the amount claim
ed To be due for principal, interest
and taxes, Mt the date of this notice, is
the sum of Sl075, 73, and no proceedings
at law or inequity having been institut-
ed to recover the same or any part there
of, therefore
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the
25th day of April, A. ID, 1899, ut o o.
clock in the forenoon, standard time, at
the Court House in the city of Crawling,
County of Crawford. and State of Mich
igan, THAT being the place where the
Circuit Conrt for the said County of
Crawford is held, by virtue of the pow
er of sale In said mortgage contained,
and in pursuance of the statute in such
case made and provided, there will be
sold at public auction to the highest bid
der, the premises described In said mort
gage. or sufficient portion thereof to sat
isfy the amount due on said mortgage,
together with interest and costs, charg-
es and expenses allowed by law, includ-
ing an attorney fee Of S35 90, namely
all that certain piece of land In the
County of Crawford and State Of Mich
Igan. described as follows. to- wit:-The
west bali Of the southeast quarter, wv I
of =. 4. II of Section Two, (2) Town
twenty-six (26) North OF Range three (2)
West. containing eighty (S0) acres Of
land more or less.
Dated Saginaw, Mich, Jan. 10, 1890.
EDWARD CORNING, EXECUTOR
ANNA CORNING. ExECUTRIx,
JNo. A. McKAY, Atty. for
Mortgages, Saginaw, Mich,
Jan19w13
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

Former Secretary of State Olney
Is charged with being a receptive can
dldate for the Presidency on the DEM
ocratic ticket. Mr.. Olney was the
brains of Cleveiand's last admins
tion but that will not advantage his
alleged Candidacy ch,-Bay City
Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

The first desire of the average Por-
to Ricau is t. be annexed and his
second to get into the Republican
party. In reputation for natural in
telligence the people Of the island
are going up fast-Globe Democrat.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1899-04-20

The New York Sun, editorially, In
referring to Gov. Pingree, says: "He
became rich by manufacturing shoes
In Detroit, and famous by making
war on all fortunes larger than his
own" He only wants to reduce the
other fortunes to the size Of his own
by taxation.