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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FOR RENT
p07 18th, Tor. %, mi. $40. 80
1I04 P, Tor, b, eel. mi So 30
1912 18th, Tor. %, mi so. 81
1916 18th, Tor. b, mi. sc. 90
2141 Pa ay, Tor, b. 45.67
2313 Pa av. Tor. b,
174soregon, ior, b. mi. Is. 90
1911 @, Sr, b. eel, mi. 40. so
l5l931st, 10r, b, Gel, mi40 30
1917 2Sth, b, Or, b.
eel. fur. .35 so
140331st, Tor. b, eel. miss. 50
2319 Pa av, Or, mi. .35. so
2113 Pa av, 12r, b,
eel, mi. .......... 32. so
3O12 Dumb av, Or,
b, Gel, mi. 81. 80
2219 I, Sr.b, eel, mi. 80. 50
211S q, lar. b, mi. 80. so
2SO3 @, Or, b, mi. 80. so
2187 X, Sr,b. eel. mi 80. 30
1906 Kingman, Or, b,
eel, mi. .........2. so
tit 10th. 7r, W, &. Is. 90
FURNISHED.
1900 F, 1Sr, 3b. ;. 500. 90
1915 10th, furnished,
lar, ID, steam. mi. $50. 90
ROOMS.
2424Pa av, fit. Ar, b, mi. Is. so
9l4 23d, fiat. 3r, b, mi. %. 90
S16 10th, ofice&shop. 10. SO
SEE LIST N Ton
su1S-s. tn, tn WESCOTT &
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1I5l 10Th. ONCE, heat. 1900
4S2-4S6 La av, office
rooms. $40 and $1,000
40 goth, Ar, w.....12.30
sS9 a av, 2 bs.t rs.12.O
0oS b sw. Ar. Sd fir. 1000
SrORE.
14o Oonn av. ct, Gel,
", g..............60.W
Ie0Z ia av, 4r, sto,
Gel, W, g-....... 81. so
I904 Ia ay, 1r,w,g. .3J.S 80
l4 q, n sto spa. 80 so
Ab Ia ay, Or, sto, mi. $500
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IN ALL THE GALAXY OF BEAUTIFUL PAINT.
ing In the Corcoran Art Gallery. can com
pare TO NJ end our geuor0ua system Of cash ex-
change tor men's worn garments. Send postal.
au2t-b0 duTHa OLD STAND 90 n
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BOARDING.

CAFE ROBINSOE-TABLE BOARD BIZ WEEK
OF month; 10 carte; all dag and syening. l600
1lth %. nv. ena-1A
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FOR RENT
18th nw m nM :ta a9s
$3.50. Meyer Hotel, 4OT 81 so. .2313 NV, 11r
500. .413 9th NV. st6dw ST.. so. lilo N av Or
800 .1743 18th NV, 12r SIS 35. ..19l6 9th NV, 7r
800 g mr. Conn av, fur'd S2o .35. .922 NV, 7r
$s5 432 9th NV. up'r FIR $25. LAOS 14th NV, store
Cap s F. NV e ' .ss1.
$es. .s1l NV. i1r So so 1712 Johnson av er
sso aoo odsis Yale NV l2r 81 so 1922 NV, sr
SCI ST.: ia Cap 4s me- s ssad SS
SEQ. :11ls 0 NV, 11r so. 40 =. .40a Fla av. 7r
$50 al NV. 1lr So. go. =. .2t2! NV, II
5000 22ez 9 NV lsr sis 50. .i4St Ella a AZ. r
SO ~ ,,s 2le NV. 1T $3.50. .leo9 4th NV. Or
81. 2eo1 NV. Or SIS 80 i72i sth NV NV. &
s14 n av liz H Hw r.
$3.50 .7os sth NV. l2r s1s So 2o2a 7th NV. sto
s45. The Victoria. apis $12 30. Ills seaton nw.e
$40 es 300 Sd NV 1ir SO so Ga 2ist NV ns store
$40. 1905 h av. Or 50. so. g Sumner NV, Ar
ss5. 70. 2oe av se.i0r $3.50. .... $40 L sw. ST
s sas 1lls pa, psTth NV NV
So isii Eth nW ,Sr ISIS ISL 18th tn n w. 9r
$sss. ;Kensingten Md isr s so 1sI5 Temp'ee NV 4r
go ,i go NV stor. s. 80 1850 Kramer o.
au1s-stu tn B. H. WARNER CO.. sls st.
FOR RENT-lbs5 9Th sT.N.W.; ROOMS. BATH
and cellar; bay windows front and rear; ami;
GAbpis, 5ii iith St NV Apply J y S thasf
sss NV dyasasery 8 sss 81 g, r. ami ANN g
ts1s e SfS 1905 9.
FOR RENT
~ IoTis D. WINE i CO.. D''ss
1904 st. NV
1892 Mass NV. lor5o SO ls4l Core an NV sr s7b0
1870 Harvard NV ,9r42 90
Jy2l-s tu&thtf
FOR RENT.UNFURN!sHED-
1928 ., Or, b.. $40 SO 1924 NV. Or. b. ..2s 60
,sao-. IN int, HEIskELL & MsLE ERR ;.
FOR RENT-1341 CORCORAN ST.; STORIES;
south front; large rooms; many closets: AMI;
B. VINE CO. q 1904 ' NV. rent si5s thas '
FOR sALE-ss-FooT STEAM LAUNCH; CAPAC-
fty 80 persons. Address Box 14l, Star office.
au1S-s,t,t ct"
For 70 REN Mt, BROS. 1928 PA; AVE- :,
1000 ss,h. iir&b... $3.50 100 Y. sr&S: 80: $3.50
$685. 18th saa Superior
s fe Fseys ct 1 Graat sy r. 90
i7I Poona , e. GO sts2 18Th sr&w
iii Hopkins orb 7 1Sf5 su Pc 4raw 500
2146 z, 12r&b. .... .40.0O(
For Rent-Large store; excellent situation for any
branch OF business; no competition in immediate
vicinity, cor. n. 81. ave. and U st. Only. .$25 90
SPECIAL opPoRTuNrrY-ProftabIe boarding house
for rent, situated In the northwest War and
Treasury Depts.: more than enough roomers at this
time 10 par rent Only. acknowledgements 5000
For Rent-2o01 H at. NV; rooms and bath,
pantry; hot and cold water. ......... $50 per mo-
For Rent-1S20 st; rooms and bath; mod.
tmps; S35 80. With stable $4,000. Convenient
to cars and the govt depts.
MARTIN BROS,
au166t 1928 Pa. ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
UNFINISHED.


LINKTNS, 500 10TH ST.
22o6 | NV. o. & ha,
large yard. .......22.M
CD Sd ne, Sr&b. ..22.0
.ll19 Goth NV, Sr. wa. ~. 90
80 2lst NV. 7r&b. .20.50
1896 \ NV, Crab. 1850
Flat, 200 I, 4r&b. ..1S.O
lI2 Brainard, 9r,w.12.O
2l0l ! NV, Ar. wa. +. $50
Gu3 I NV, Ar, wa. ...9.30
2ItS Va ay NV, Ar, wa. $50
RES.
Sto&dwg, 6oS ID re .35. 90
1913 Pa av NV. sto. 20. 90
1915 IA nv NV .bast. 1000
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ARCHITECTS.

TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING THE ERECTION
Of residences ofer my services a. B specialize
in this particular branch Of architecture. II. y.
SHUMWAY. Run. e. Fidelity hldg., Philadslphis.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
40 ACRES; IS CLEARED, 100 MEADOW LAND,
balance pine wood; stream through place; Prince
William Co., Va. Price, $780, 10 milea from
Manassas. ABRAHAM FISHER,
aulS-St t12 K 1t. NV
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. w
1444 b I Az, 12r, %,
steam heat.......$S3.3 SO
1917 g. lir&b. 40. 10
1918 Pa nv, OATS, Sr
and ba, each. 40. 50
1870 G, Sr, ba, eel,
furnace, stable. 40. Sc
Without stable. SO
62S 80 ne, st, sta .5r, b.35. 90
1907 l. pr, b, fur. 80. 90
500 II ne, 7r&b. rs. 90
STO
1918 Pa av NV, fine large
new store & cellar. Of
fer wanted.
au0-tf
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED BY EXPERIENCED Hot SEkEEPER,
furnished house and To beard owner for rent, with
privilege If few select roomers. Address *. Y.
Y, Star Office. au2D-3ts
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WANTED-AGENTS.

W AN.ED- SO To $50 DAILY EASILY MADE BY
live agents, men or women. selling our latest
novelty, campaign waterproof neckties. Goods
entirely and patented Agents delighted.
Sales unlimited What others do you can do.
Time is short Write today and secure exclu-
sive territory Guaranteed best seller. Address
NJ * NJ MANIC. CO.. Dept. c., Springfield,
Mass aul5-26t
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WANTED BY EXPERIENCED HoUSEKEEPER.
furnished house and to beard owner for rent, with
privilege II few select roomers.- Address *. Y.
y Star office au2)-3t'
wANTED-ALL OF YOUR VACANT HOUSES TO
rent. We are on tboroughfare and catch IS
Ne advertise literally.
auls-st =. ". GRAHAM. GIT 14th st. NV.
WANTED-BEsT RESIDENCE IN NORTHWEST
Will take tine modern residence In Chevy Chase
in part payment and rash difference or assume;
no agents. Address BRUNSWICK, Star office.
au20-3t
WANTED OWNERS. HEIRS AND TRUSTEES:
WILL PAY SPOT CASH for houses esc at 1000 to
Will buy IMMEDIATELY Full particulars must
be given or interview appointed.
READY CASH INVESTOR,
WANTED-FoR A CUSTOMER. A 10 TO 15-RM
house between y. III. and Vt ayes. north of
cas n9i 3 f@5 s'i i5 s f. full ans Pf
WANTED-ROOMS.
wANTED-IS PRIVATE FAMILY OF ADULTS
large single room; new house; fine location:
AM an poFceIin tqS etc state nelgnberhe9d
Star ONCE. II.
WANTED 2 LADIES WANT OR UNFUR
nished rooms for /. h. among refined people;
state in, pr price etc Address A. K J.. Star office.
wANTFD-Bl SEPT. l. BY FAMILY OF THREE
adults; three UNFINISHED ID floor rooms near
capitol. Address r. G., Star ONCE. it
WANTED COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM
By the week; east south exposure In neighbor-
hood stanton Park northeast: light housekeeping II
desired. Address C. F. r.. Star Office. It,
WANTED SINGLE LADY 2 COM 2D-FI DOR
unfinished front rms: bet. l. and T, 9th and
1 lf So adsls b gTivs ss family price So
WANTED-To SECURE SUITABLE TENANTS
for refined. private homes and select boarding
houses Consult Constant demands Fine
facilities The Roomers Guide, go ST. NV
au20-3t-
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THE LANGHAM.

FIFTH AVE AND ED ST.. NEW YORK.
WILL REOPEN OCTOBER 1,
4 FAMILY HOTEL OF THE FIRST CLASS
Situated In the most select and desirable mart
OF New York's grandest avenue. Apartments ele-
gantly furnished CUISINE UNEXCEIL ED All
Arrangements for the comfort and satisfaction q
guests perfect ~ careful and experienced man
Agemant can insure.
O. r PUTETARcKEN. Manages.
Au8th. s&tu-1ot-M
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WANTED LADIES WANT OR 4 UNFUR-
nished rpoins for |. h. among refined people;
state price. etc. Address A. X. J.. Star office.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE BURTON, 2O3-211 EAST CAPITOL ST !;
nicely furnished communicating rooms. with board /:
doors from Con. Library, square from Capitol;
traEsients a speciality. au21-26ts
COUNTRY BOARD-WANTED- REFINED
parties for excellent board and beautiful rooms in
small private family, owning home; electric ears !;
one fare; terms reasonable. Address e. d. NJ,
Star office. au2OSts
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1911 s ut, 12r&b. +. 40. 90
[l235 w, 5r&store. 40. W
6lf54b Columbia. lii, b.37.5o
Dl713 n st, 7r&b. -. 80. SO
Of 3O23 Camb'ge pl. Or. e. 90
o Store, 2210 18th ut. %. 90
Of fat. 1906 Pa av. %. 90
o. ia r l av, 1OrXs2h IL 90
D not @ ct. Or. .$tS&3. 90
,I1 nat. 1915 g st, b. 20. ~
Oh Offices In Metgerett bldg.
ASCH BROS. 1907 3 ct.
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FOR RENT
17Os Mass av, 17r,
2 baths. SAT-
2106 r st, 12r&b. II
1924 r st, 12r&b. 4.
1870 Conn av, 12r&b. *
Chevy Chase. Md. IS!
1708 9 1T, Grab. g:
1886 p ut, 13r&b. sc
l104 l. st, Firth. M
1418 @ ut. ~
au18-tf
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WASTED-iN PRIVATE FAMILY OF ADULTS
large single room; new house; fine location;
NIL porcelain tub, etc; state neighborhood
Star office. Its
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WANTE1-BY SEPT l. BY FAMILY OF THREE
adults. three unfinished ID floor rooms near
Capitol. Address f e., Star office. it,
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WANTED-ALL OF YOUR VACANT HOUSES TO
rent. We are on thoroughfare and catch IS
per cent Of all inquiries. Leave a list with US
We advertise literally.
on1. ,, ~ NJ p,usu az 1.,b - ~
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-29

the fact that fortune is ever attended by disaster and that tragedy turks in the footsteps of mirth.
 Much of the cargo had been thrown overheard and given to the tender mer- cies of the tide. Various articles of more or less value were picked up by different parties along the beach.
 The Clutch struck at about 10 o'clock on Friday evening, and had she gone 12 feet to the right of the course she was pursuing, would have missed the reef entirely.
 The steamer FIosie put out to the wreck and took the passengers on to Skagway.
 The steamer Clutch was named after principality in India, and was built at Hull, England, less than five years ago, as yacht for the Rajah of Clutch, an Indian potentate. For some reason or other he failed to comply with the terms of purchase, and she was bought by the Union Steamship company of Vancouver. She was brought to Van couver from Singapore and placed on the Alaska run, making her first trip in June, 1898. She is steel bottom, lS5 feet long, with 24-foot beam, and was credited with a speed of IT knots an hour. Her staterooms are unusually large, we'll furnished and contain but two berths each. The dining room is large, we'll lighted, and all the seats are cushioned. She was provided with steam heat, electric lights, and baths.
 The News expedition arrived home Sunday evening in good season, with out encountering anything of special moment on the return trip, having ac- complished all it set out to do, of which the foregoing is true narrative.
 FOR SALE, good second organ at Feusi's. Front street.
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-29
NOTICE.
NOTICE. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNIT ED STATES, IN AND FOR THE DISTRICT OF ALASKA
 DIVISION NO. 1. Elizabeth L. Helmlinger, l
 Plaintiff,
 VS. Summons. William s. Helmlinger,
 npfendanf

Plaintiff,
 Vs. Summons. William s. Helmlinger,
 Defendant.
 The President of the United States of Ameri- ca, to William s. Helmlinger, greeting: pear in the above entitled Court, holden in Sitka, in said district, and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled action, within thirty days from the date of the service of this summons upon you, and if you fail so to appear, and answer for want thereof, the plaintiff will take judgment against you and'a decree, and apply to the plaint, which is the dissolution of the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between plaintiff and defendant, upon the grounds and for the reason of cruel and inhuman treatment, and personal indignities render ing life burdensome, and endangering and jeopardizing the health of plaintiff, eXtend- ing over period of time of live or six years, prior to 1898, and for the costs and disburse- ments of said action. The grounds for the dissolution of the said marriage contract are more particularly set out in the complaint herein, a copy of which is hereto attached, and made part of this summons, and serv- ed herewith.
 And this is to command you, the Marshal of said district, or your deputy to make due service, and the return of this summons.
 Hereof fail not.
 Witness the Honorable Melville c. Brown, Judge of said District Court, and the seal of said Court affixed, at Skagway, in said Dis trict, this 10th day of July, 4. D, @ 1900 SEAL Date of order for publication, July 12th 19OO
 Date of lst publication July 18th, 1900.
 Date of last publication August 29th 1900. JNo. k. WYNN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-29

FOR SALE, a good second organ at .Feusi's. Front street.
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-29

No one was killed, maimed or injur- ed. This fact denotes extreme careless ness on the part of the management, as it robbed the situation of narrowing details and reduced it to the level of a common place occurrence.
 That the steamer was badly wrenched was apparent from the fact that the berths in the staterooms were broken and splintered. Within the cabins life preservers were strewn about in pro- fusion, indicating that belief prevail ed that the steamer was going to the bottom and that, in parliamentary par, lance, an emergency had been declared In social hall and the smoking room consternation had probably reigned su- preme when the shock of collision came. Whist, solo and draw poker had been interrupted and the play had not been resumed. Hands were dropped just as dealt, or indicated the progress of the game at the time of the accident. A king full on trays stared mutely at a bob-tailed flush and five other cards with an ace at the head, and the calm of patient resignation on the faces of roy alty pathetically directed attention to
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-23
Spreads Like WiIdfire.

When things are 1.-The best" they be.
come 1.-The best selling" Abraham
Hare, a leading druggist, of Bellville,
o., writes "Electric Bitters are the best
selling bitters ! have handled in 20
years" You know Why Most dis
eases begin in disorders OF the stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves.
Electric Bitters tones up the stomach,
regulates liver, kidneys and bowels,
purhies the blood, strengthens the
nerves, hence cures multitudes OF mala.
dies. 1t builds up the entire system.
Puts new life and vigor into any weak
sickly, rundown man or woman. Price
so cents. Sold by Sharrar & Mu!hol.
land, druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-23
As Others See II.
l1rOR AMY RECORD /:

EDITOR ALMA RECORD
Nv dear sir Will you no. allow a
little space in the columns of the RECORD
for the critics have waited with un-
usual interest the arrival of your paper
and eagerly perused It's pages To fluid
what mention was made OF the attitude
of the Gratiot County journal along
political lines. since the closing of the
campaign. and confess disappointment.
| do not blame you for donning your
gloves before attempting 10 handle so
filthy matter but only for using soft
ones
IL ia tru'v l,mentable that the pro-
prietors Of the once loyal representative
OF sound Republican principles should
voluntarily step on plain so low, so
unpatriotic. 80 uncivilized 80 anarchistic.
Alas for the Journal.
IL would seem fitting now that they
should hoist the red fl ,g ard henceforth
sail under colors emblematic OF the
principles they advocate. l think, Mr..
Editor, it would be more appropriate tn
use the term Anarchist" instead of
Obscene" Chase. when referring to
him as the author Of such foul produc.
tions as appeared in his paper of recent
date.
1t would seem hard tn reconcile the
fact that beings with the Rev. " prefixed
TO their names should be responsible for
the appearance in public newspaper Of
matter that would deprive it Of trans
mission through the mails, nevertheless,
this seems TO be fact
The same matter which barred the
mails against the Gratiot County Jour
nal was used by men on the streets on
lection day and 1t would seem as
hough school children ought to know
better than 10 heed such silly ideas
President Mckinley is simply the
chief executive Of the nation Each
community has men chosen 10y itself,
v hose duty il j. 10 execute the law in
the locality where chosen. They have
at their command all the laws that edu-
cation, wisdom ana civil izAtion can de-
wise for the publication and elevation Of
society. To what extent they can exc
cute the law depends entirely on the
spirit Of the people 10y whom they were
chosen and feel reasonably sure that
with all these advantages at their dis
posal, If these reverend gentlemen re-
terred - above will look al out their
own Leiehborhood they will find as
much cause for complaint against Nc
Kinley a. they do IN VI ,uilla. conditions
being considered, and then. my reyer-
end friends, Won can tell the people
what You know and not what has been
waited e. YOU from the other side Of the
world, because F kuL4oruw L.p .lr
community rau with all the advantages
of education and refined civilization a.
well As being located so near his own
door, surely he ought not be required to
eep an uueducated, Semj.cjvil znd so.
ciety on tie other side of the Pacific
Ocean clean.
Now. N.r EI;tor. III conclusion, do
you not think that any individual that
can endorse such hairLrained political
ideas "a, advanced 10y the yellow news
paper literature of the day and attempt
To- promuigatl the same, should b- d.s.
fralchis,d aud confined to tle nome for
the feeble minded: \ CRITIC.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-23

The RECORD extends very cord l III
vit,tion 70 those Democrats who pnt th'''
country above party and voted the k'-
npbliran ticket this year, 10 unue Win
the party which stands tor create
country ard an honest currency. In.
Republican party is the party OF h'pe'o'
adyanoement and Of stability, ana those
who have voted 20 sustain the parry ana
IN suupcrt the administration OF PreS''
dent McKiul,y will be welcomed To i''
councils The d .mocra'ic ship mas loS'
its anchor and is being dashed to pieces
upon the rocks Of populism' disorder
and class hatred. II is party OF neg"
tiveness and aba doned hopes ana can
no longer appeal 10 the thoughtful c'u'
zens Of our great country It's list Tor
ever. n language of the scriptures
Come thou with US and We Will do
thee good "
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-23
Literary Notes.

McClure's Magazine for December will
contain an intimate account of the fall
of Richmond and the fight of the Con.
fadera'e Cabinet, at the close OF the
Civil War. This article is from the pen
OF Stephen II. Mallory, who, as Secretary
Of the Navy in the Confederate Admin.
istratIon, shared in the stress OF those
last days The narrative gives a picture
strong and true OF the closing scene in
the South's tragedy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-23
|. Churches : Societies.
CHURCHES

NE church: y. r Wootou pastor.
Morning Serviceat 1890. Sermon theme
Tho Mastery of Sin At 80 in the
evening union temperance meeting.
-. Johns church sunday next before
7vrut. Morning service and If 'ly
Communion. 1880 "a. m. SUNDAY school
1850 Evening service, farewell SER
mon, 80 p m.
First church If Christ. Scientists, hold
services every SUNDAY at u m. an W.
r c. hail. Adams block. to which all
are welcome Sahrcr or next Sunday
God the only Cause aud Creator. All
are welcome.
The subject of the morning sermon OF
the Presbyterian church will be, Wages
and Gift" There viii be no service IN
the evening, rs the congregation will
ioin in the union service at the NJ +.
church.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-23
Astounding Discovery.

From Coopersville, Mich comes word
OF a wonderful discovery of pleasant
tasting liquid that when used before
retiring by any one troubled with bad
cough always ensures good night 5
rest. 1T will soon cure the cough too, "
writes Mrs. S. Himelburger, "for three
generations of our family have used DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and never found its equal for Coughs
and Colds It's All unrivaled life-saver
when used for desperate lung diseases.
Guaranteed bottles soc and 81 90 at
Sharrar * Mulholland' Trial bottles
free
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-23

wish 70 state that the s. . O G. Of
E.w"li are not dead but are doiuga good
business Az present the goat Is IN good
order and ready for business We have
several new members 10 initiate soon.
The A. o. o. G.. i-a farmers orgauizA.
tion. the best and cheapest insurance on
earth Iou all know that whatever the
farmer has is the best especially when
1t comes 10 eating. We have good sup.
pers and good times. Come aud Join us
and be convinced. We are the third
largest fraternal society in Michigan TO.
day and still growing.
From a COMPANION.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-23
Expansion b ing an acc emphasized fact

Exnansion b ing an acc Emphasized iat'
the administrators must be men Dig
enough 10 take care OF the exosnneu
copntrv The retention of such men
has n ZEN ordered by large naJ'rity
The people of the nation, by their en-
dorsement Of the administration p"l'cy
have given the president a free hano'
for the voice OF the people will be- echoed
IN congress. But, az the president CON
c,psively pointed out in his letter OF ac'
oentance. he could have pursued, no othe'
course than he has pursued, without
violating his oath of office. Inc
nations policy in the Pacific has been
compelled inevitably by the course OF
events. and by obligation to American
ideals. So it il not at all surprising 'ha'
the policy adopted before the eiec'ion'
will be continued in every detail IL
would not have been changed ana Tvs
general trend could not have been
changed. even if the election had gone
the other way
Il is significant that other powers OF
the world express great satisfaction tna'
onr national p Icy has been so emphat'
ic,llv endorsed at the polls. The saga
cions wisdom and complete success o.
the treatment at Washington 10y Presi,
don't Mckinley and Secretary Hay OF
foreign afl ,irs, have won tn" admiration
of Al the European capitals, as we'll as
Of the American voters.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1900-11-23

The election in the third conereSsiona!
district in Kansas hinges onthe elrc'i'n
returns from the Philippines Kansas
soldiers who are serving in the Phllp-
mines have right to vote under the
Kansas law. In the third district the
Democratic candidate for congress Is
elected by 800 votes but the district has
? 800 soldiers in the Philippines who
have a right to cast their ballots, Until
the returns are received from Luz'n' the
district remains officially IN doubt.
Naturally the opposing candidates IN
that district are enjoying all the delights
o. suspense.