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a Ninht al Terror.

awful anxiety was felt for the widow
Of the brave General Durham ofMachlas,
Ne. when the doctors said she would die
from pneumonia before rnorping. writes
Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attended her
that fearful night. but she begged for Dr..
Kings New Discovery, which had moro
than once saved her life, and cured her
OF Consumption After taking, she slept
all night Further use entirely cured
her This marvellous medicine is guar
anteed TO cure al Throat. Chest and
Lung Diseases. Only 50c and 81 at G..
Gehring's pharmacy.
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suspended and ordinances placed On tn
passage ara adopted ~ sections Ftnsl
vote On adoptica a. a whcie: Xezss
Brakeman. Burton. CSs=s,l. pzvttson.
Dawson. Isely. KEENAN,. Luifng. Mckee.
Scheil. Smith. Van Dryn-
An ordinances providing To- TIRE Issuance
OF al internal bead % TIE wichita Bridges
company. n the SUN q flsa. Tor constructs
irg bridge ove< Chisholm creek cn WASH
ingto1 avscGe. near Tw~nsv-1rst street.
was read. on motion. rules we're suspend
ed snd crlinAnce passed.
An ordnance providing fer the :sglancs
CO an internal Improvement hozd n tie
sum OF 1-E2z In p&vneot for to ca
strlctiou o. new sidewalks. was r~s6- On
motion rules we're ssspends6 Ard er1f-
nance placed ca rs passage. Fins1 voss
on sdopssoa q ordinances as = who4es
Yeas. Rak-nan. Burton. Caswen. Dayt-
son. Davidsoa. Issiy. Kernsn. Luilnx. Nc
Kee. Schcii. Smith. van puyn-
An ordinance regulating ere BUSINESS %
auctisneers selling gecds. vars or nsfs
chandise on the public streets - alleys
IA the city or Wichits and providing for
a license tax thereon was rad. On no
ton rules were suspended and o0ilna1cs
placed on it, passage and adopted hy Sec
tions Final vote on adoption CO crdi-
nance as a whsle. Yeas. Blakeuan.
Burton. CasweII. davidson. Isiey. herman.
Lulinr Mckee. Schsu. Saith. Van Duyn-
SMITH moved % open BIDS On curling.
Motion carried ard the following BIDS
were submitted.
Frank silver, &c cents per liaeai saet
r +. Burton. ~ cents per nnsaa foet.
on motioa contract WAS awarded 20 T.
= Burton.
on motion OF scheu BIDS for Furnishing
gasoline lamps were opened az follows
veishach street LsghtIng Company %
America Furnishing 90 lamps eu1sr ase-
year contract. per usht. f13u
Economy Gas company furnish ismps
for 8 per uionth each Also suS-nittsd =
proposal 20 seu TIE city posts and lamps
complete for' the sum 81 So per pest.
The H. & 81 OxyEen L3ghtlsg campsny
submitted proposals 90 SCH 90 the city -
40 299 east iron posts ~ sz119 each. same
la-np ga posts made 81 steel Tor gz1sa
or motion q was decided 90 purchase -
lights.
Burton moved 70 purchase sc lamps %
the a. & NJ Oxygen L1ghtax company.
Mckee moved 90 amend o. purehsas -
the Economy Gas Lamp compauy.
Amendment lost. Final vote 90 purchases
Yeas. Blakeman. Burton. caagell. David
son. Issly. Lulnr. scbeu Smith. Vss
Duyn. Says DsFieoa. srnau. Mckee
Luiirg moved that irhfinv COMMITTEES
and clfv attorney arrange contract *
soon aa possible. Motien carried
Council adj0grned
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Hogs


The receipts Of cattle were liberal yes
terday Tor the first day Of the week,
ANA che market for butchers cattle was
s-rons % cents higher. CuCahy wants
good beef Tor the fair. and there IS moth
ms too GOOD Tor HIM There was one
car load of range steers on the market
that were good and brought $3.50. Fat
cattle are scarce and any kind thai has
the rat VIII bring good money. Cudshy
IS increasing his killing right along and
Le seems r. be partial 10 the good cat
tie The better they are, the better they
suit him. This is O reliable cattle mar
ket, and going right along. As a rule.
the shippers who bring their cattle TO
this market 20 away satisfied with the
urices nLt.L naf.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Light Yes
terday- Market 5 Higher
TOP PRICE SEVEN DOLLARS
Cattle Market Was Strong TO
5 Cents Higher
TOP PRICE SEVEN DOLLARS

There was q light run Of hogs yester-
cay, even for a Monday. The market
vas active to the extent OF the offer
t1gs and a good, strong nickel higher.
Cudahy took all the hogs and then did
not have half as many Is he wanted for
today killing. The seven-dolIar mark
was reached yesterday for the first time.
The hogs we're shipped by Dunaway &,
GregOry, OF Tonkawa, 0. T., and they
were q n4Ce, even car load Of Poland
Cniaas, averaging ? pounds. This shows
what this market wiz do when good hogs
are offered. shippers must not. however
understood that hogs OF that average. OBJ
tanned by throwing together large and
snail hogs VIII bring the same money.
Fair 70 good mixed hogs sold yesterday
for = cents less than the top price, and
they we're no cheaper 10 the packer than
the seven-GcIlar hogs
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A Shockinn Calanitv.

Lately befeI a railroad labOrer,'
writes DR.. A KeIIett. OF wilIiford. AK.
His foot was badly crushed. but Buck
lens Arlica Sale quickly cured him. It's
simply wonderful for Burns. Boils. Piles
and al skin eruptions. It's the worlds
champion healer. Cure guaranteed; 90
Sold by c. Behring's pharmacy.
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ket ruled very quiet throughout the day
50 far as spot business IS concerned the
Jewish observation OF the day OF Atone
ment restricting the number o. buyers
in attendance. There has been no change
in any direction in either staple or fancy
lines in cotton goods or Il woolens or
zrarzrez5S
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choice steady; others slow; westerns and
Texans strong; good 70 prime steers. 81. %
$50; poor 70 medium, g .25f76 60; stock
ers and feeders, e coz. 60; cows, s.. 500
40; heifers, 8 2515- co: Gamers, 81. 510
30; bulls. s1.s094.75; calves. s.. Ocd6- 70;
Texas steers, s.. 0oG4. 20; western steers,
e. 75T5. a.
Hogs-Receipts today, Is. coo: tomorrow,
= GO; left over, 1872; market strong and
10 10c higher; mixed and butchers, 6.75q
rs; good 10 choice heavy, S7.1elI7 -S71z /;
rough heavy, s.. So IS; light, 81. Sqd7. Is;
bulk Of sales IS. S5d7 10.
Sheep-Reeeipts 81. go; generally steady;
lambs strong to 10c higher; good TO
choice wethers, g. 6lg3.s5 fair TO choice
8.75; native lambs, 8 ooq4. .; western
lambs, s5.75G4.6 s..
Kansas CITY,
Kansas City, No. Sept. 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, i. 800. including 500 Texans; coru-
fed steers firm; other cattle steady;
choice export dressed steers s.. sGQ6. .;
fair 10 good, 81. s505. .: stockers and feed
ers. s. cat .. fed westerns, s4-75d5. IS;
western range steers. s.. 1904 20: Texans
and Indians, 3 .65d3. IS; Texas cows, $2-15
u. So; native cows, 81 6G14 co; heifers,
$ 1858 Gamers. Sl-5e0z2 %; bulls, A-Z5
d425, calves, s.. 15l15.50.
Hog-Receipts, 400; market cents
higher; top, $40; bulk OF sales. ss.704
100; heavy, $7.ooG7.10; mixed packers,
S6251T-G0: light, 50 .50G6.s5; pigs, 5000
90
sheep-Receipts. 1000; market strong.
10c higher; western lambs, $500 70;
western wethers, S. 00d3- So; ewes, s2.50g
800; st0ckers and feeders, g. ooq3.25-
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph, Sept. 2--Cattle-Receipts
400: Texans mostly 1oc higher; natives,
s. 09d6.30; Texans and westerns, $500
SO, COWS and heifers, s1-S5G5.1o bulls
and stays, s2.25G5.S5; stockers and feed
ers s.. 00E4.10, yearlinss and calves, s2-25
03.75: veals. S2.75G5-75.
Hogs-Recsipts, 5000; market mostly "a
TIC higher; light and light mixed, $3.50
zoe: medium and heavy. S6.s5G1 .lZ1s;
pigs. 8. S5G6.50; bulk, 5.S1G7-eo.
Receipts. 300; market active,
steady: top Idaho lambs, $50; top Utah
wethers, $3.50.
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WOOL MARKET.

ST Louis, Sept 23-Vool market steady
Territory and western medium. l4dl6izc;
fine, 11I151zc; coarse, 12Gl5c-
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CASH QUOTATIONS.

Wheat-No. spring. s7asrzc; No. : red
702s d71Isc.
Corn-No. ? yellow. 5SLG5sc.
Oats-No. ?. 361zG3Sl4c; No. white.
ST. d3S2.c; No. white, 3sdSec.
Rye-No ?, 551zG56c
Barley-Fair TO choice mating, 54d6oc.
Flax seed-No. I, SIS. No. ! North
western. SI.eo.
Timothy seed-Prime $50
Pork-Ness, per bbl.. S1495d15.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, SO 071kGl0 .121k
Short rib sides Goose. SS-s1Ts.10; dry
sailed shoulders Cboxedl. 7ss677sc; short
clear sides boxed. s. 50d9 81.
CIover-Contract grade. s. 25.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Nichits, Kan Aug. =, lSL
Counsel net pursuant % cal issued fer
special meeting to be held az p. m. FOR
the purpose q considering the difference
between the city engineer and the Ar1sri-
can District Telephone company n regard
20 the location Of poles: also. for the pur-
pose OF considering the extending q tbs
IRE limits ard amending ordnance IN re-
gard 70 same All coanciinen present
except Dawson ard Issly.
On motion matter OF location of teie-
phone poles vas referred 10 the council
men OF the First and sixth ward and the
city engineer.
On motion city engineer was Instructed
20 prepare ordinance 70 sxten4 frs limit
north 20 Second street
Council adjourned
3. F WLEAN. Mayer.
Astenf. Z. IErA(n Tsfv Clerk
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wichita. Kan. Sept ; 800.
/ Council met in adjourned session. Mayor
Mclean in the chair al councllmen
. present.
+ Brakeman moved that city clerk notify
Santa Fe railroad 20 put IN crossing fun
width OF street on Kellogg street and
/ bring street up 20 grade. Motion carried
/ Davidson made report IN regard 70 arch
on Alurdock avenue. Luiug moved 70
defer action IN regard 20 same Motion
/ carried.
F LuI.us moved that the street comnis-
+ sIoner be instructed 70 remove detective
walk on west Third street Motion car
RED
/ Davidson moved that city engineer be
/ instructed % notify water company % re-
move aaalns on streets where same inter
fered with curb and gutter. Motioa car
RED
+ Casweu moved that street commissions
b. instructed 90 wire Ray market 81 Keep
stock $50 feet from water street aotion
+ carried.
Davidson moved that no more petitions
Tor sidewalk - granted after N7vemter
/ Motion carried.
Mckee moved that city engineer notify
parties in regard - defects II Sidewalk On
+ Chicago avenue. and TINT they repair the
same. Motion carried
Davidson moved that city engineer fl
future be not allowed 90 do contract pri-
vats work. city attorney ard engineer %
prepare an ordinance regulating fees.
Motion carried.
Councgue- q the FIRST ard sixth wards
ar.HHaetH ga
placed IN the alley betwefa Flfth ard
fremont On motion report q council
men was adopted
The matter - hauifnE Ezi'i through ths
streets 70 ire day time ~ ar rgh. steel
tanks referred 10 health coumittso and
rity attorney 20 prepara ersl-aree-
Davidson moved that city eagireer -
Instructed not q give grade fcr eurb ani
gutter o. streets where council Rad d.
clared II necessary % curb o. sutfer. no
tson carried
on noton cltv clerk vas inrtr-cisd e.
advertise Tor fuel. ccaI ard slack 1fotia1
carried
Cla.ns ard acoornss rad ard rsferre1
;o proper comnittees-
Petition for the laying = water raia ~
Patfls avsras from DouElas - keloEE
street wa rsad ca rof.e1 prayers n
the petitioners were granted
Peti-iozs fsr tbs fsEoTiss TaIks were
read.
A efsot permanent yak ~ ~ roTfh
Sc Canfrai from Hala -a parz gate
A -s,or re-u.aae1E ra1f rr tff wesf
s.gs .faia frru 81 aert 81 ZmmerT
a s-faot ps-aa-ess wlrk 81 re r1rfh
Treas1r~ -
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The Doctors
Extend Their Time

Owing to the Large Number Who
Have Been Unable 20 See the British
Doctors, These Eminent Gentlemen
Have Extended tae Time for Giving
T1eir Services Free fer Three
Rionths. &c al Who Call Upon Them
Before Cct0ber 2.
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New YORK.

iN@0
New YORK. sept. 25.-Butter-Receipts,
6.55l packages market steady state dairy
lsGSskc: creamery. l5FZc, June cream
cry, 2a11tisc; June factory. 1f'sfll5izc.
Chesse-FReceiprs, 2.l57 packages; mar
ket quiet: fancy large cciorec, s'sc- fancy
large white. S7sc- fancy small colored,
ss.c. fancy small white 81. Ge-c
Egg@Rece.pts. 5.ss3 packages. market
drmer. state and Pennsylvauis- -l5Zc,
western caHdle1. ezizfs-lci western IN
can6ted, 1-Tsac.
Sus4r-Rsw. steady. fair rzanias. sac;
centrifugal. e. test ss4c. ulolasses suga-.
slS2c. refined. steady crushed. 50
powdered. SIS; graduated, IS.
81. Loula
s. Louis SEPT E.-jCl1se- f-tf heat
Firm. No red cash. elevator. 7'-c.
track -li.6-3c; Septemher. 7Vi.c- Deem
Der. 17sC. Nay, T5i4c, Nc hard g.
Corn-Ei ghsrs Nc . cash. 5s-st- track.
ssFset.c. Sspteuher. 52c. Nzy. za6lsc-
Oats-EIiSheri No cash. 3l1.c- track
5-ss Csc. Septeraesrs 1.c, Decezl Per.
sSi.c. Nay. asssc. No white, - 49,
Rye-Fsru. So
ST. Louis.
St Louis. sept Receipts. s.
So. tncludinE stfs Texans, market steady
% easy: native steers Sssf@. stock
ers ard fee5ers $ aas ~ cows, --l.z
$685. Texas and Indian steers. S-loss 40
COWS and hesters. $ sN
IloEs-R aceip.s 6rl- market strong
ui<s ard lights. $ .ees--6. packers >, s.
80 - butchers, s. ..e.-
sheep Rseslprs t9s4- Esarzef s-eavs
usrise sh-~a. s. aeg -. la-as. s. $50 -
DRY GOODS MARKET.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Inc refers LLL-4EA- %-i4A- te-AAgf fA-p g y
at the Crawford theater for two night.
guarantee performance Of comedy that
viii please. They claim a specially strong
! vaudeville performance between the acts.
besides a picture machine that viii pre-
sent many new views. Ladies viii be
admitted free Seats are on sale at
Howe's jewerly store.
/ James L. McCabe's "AIaloney's Wedding
Z Day viii take place at the Crawford
+ theater Saturday. matinee and night. II
+ is the merriest tumble Of fun and whole
sale comedy ever put together. The com
pany IS headed by James L. AfcCabe and
comes heralded by press and public as
capable OF amusing an audience through
/ three acts OF this brightest comedy-drama
+ presented this season
The Wrong Mr.. Jones" Is not one OF
those double-action Chinese puzzles which
bewiider the audience with intricate com
plications. The plot has the merit OF
being easily followed. and the incidents
arise naturally out OF the story. The
/ fun ceuters around Seymour Sites. PLAYED
.
/ I'm evidence in the numerous complica-
lions that ensue. IT is needless 20 say the
/ audience Is kept in gusts OF laughter.
THE TOLER.
The beautiful three act drama. The
Bells" was produced last night at the
Taler in an artistic manner. nicely
staged. and on the whole. it was an en-
ioyabie evening. This house should en-
Joy liberal patronage. as every effort
has been made by the managers 70 furn-
ish q good company and 20 arrange the
house In 4 manner 10 comfortably enter
tain the people The Bells" VIII be con
tiuued tonight and tomorrow night after
which the program VIII be changed to
Kathleen Garvourueen."
Following is the program OF the Rowena
Shi1bauer recital 20 De given at the First
IT. e church tomorrow evening:
afeadelssoha Bartholdi. .sherze Capreno
Violin Ensemble Club.
Improvisatione ....... -Roweaa Shifbzuer
jal Rubilstein.. since First 7 Met Thee"
t5} vs. eil----.--.-.-..-.-,.--.-. spring Song
lcl Brownell- .--..-.-- 'E'our-Leaf Clover
VI Gertrude ShiTbauer.
Original Theme Jessie L. Clark
Improvisation Rowena ShiSbauer
cello solo. "Gsrotte.' --..-........-.-P Pepper
Ralph Dunbar.
lal Alberto Jouds..--" Our old WndmIlI'
(bl Felix Boaswski- Crruert''
lc) Edagrd Greis- ---.--.---...-.-.------.
......... -Norwe sian Bridal Procession
Rowe1a SUI
"a, Lane............'-A An Irish Love song"
post Thou Know That Sweet Land7~
Cugnonl.
Co Cowen -.----..--.--- The Swallows
... when the Heart IS Young.
H. Gertrude Shi1hauer
Her own ImuroVisa Mons on National
Airs ara ola Melodies -------.--.----
.............. Roweua shi1oauer
Ladies and gentlemen= dressing ard
toHst rseus w;h hor 4rd ca-d MATER.
en- alaalas- sapplz u sPof.ess towels
ana pell,e attendants have been iatra-
ducel e. Ringing Brothers This Season.
and The Innovation has added imneasar-
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p,sssss al the family. Pen ezeo-z--
lemon. orsrge. H4spee-re anei S-rzsy-
berry. ~ yoZz Erocers- - ~ = -
SAy.
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one the Produce Exchange today. the
market closed as follows
BulteT-Narket firm. creamery, i429Oik:
dairy, 1sG17c-
EEgAFIrm: fresh. &c
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Attest: J. L LELAND. 80 ..


Wlchlta, KIN, sept , Is9L
Council met n regular session. Mayor
Mclean IN the chair; al couEciimen
present
Minutes OF last regular meeting read;
also minutes OF adjourned meeting OK
August =. and special meeting % August
2. Minutes as read were adopted.
Davidson moved 20 adjourn after pass
ing regular appropriation ordnance No
ton carried.
An ordinance making appropriations for
miscellaneous purposes was Rad. On mo-
ton rules we're suspended and ordnance
passed.
Council adjourned until Tuesday even
ing. September 2. 1901
b F. MLEAN. Mayer.
Attest. J. I. LELAND. city Clerk.
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LIVE srock MARKETS.

Nficago-
ChlceE0. SEPT. Cattle Receipts a.
c. Texans. 1l Westerns
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Kansas Civ

Kansas City. Sept Close Wheat
September. CSC; December. SIX 6s7a be-;
Nay. Elsc. cash, No. . hard, s5@a G66c, No.
. red. 6eQ7oc.
n-Septeriber. s3ikcs December. 5s7s =
6oc; May, eos. 06o7sc: cash. No. 2 mixed
6166liac, No. white 6li5c. nominal
Oats-No. > white. 3Sssc.
Rye-No. .. &c. nominal
Hay-Choice timothy, 81 5eG15; choice
prairie. S1t50.
Butter-C1eamery. Isisq1sc: fancy dairy.
ls1I6c.
Egg%Fresh. &c.
Receipts Of wheat. Ice cars.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY Lighting POST

g For Streets, Parks. Beautiful
- Residence Lawns and Rarnysrds
5 One post will light a
~ block at the nominal cost
~ OF three or four cents a
block. Each post is an
independent lighting ma
81 chine in Itself with from
IS 100 to 500 candle power.
q So simple that 2 child can
q operate it. We have
q hundreds of testimonials
81 from parties using our
= lights, same as the follow
s. ing from the z. c. & S.
q railroad:
"Your light has the
embodiment OF brilliancy,
- utility, c 0 \ o my n i
safety, unequaled by any
other light.-N. D. Bal
lantine, Superintendent of
Lights"
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Ladies' ana ge1tlemsn'z dressing and
to5-t rlous wl,h hex sra co-d Nater.
en- ahaalas- supplE u sper.-ss ioWels
ana lali-e attendants. haVe oetn i1trq-
dueel og Ringing Brothers THIS Season
and the iun1racs on has added iEuneas'lr-
s5iy 70 the convenience ard comfort q
TIE b.E shows Thousands ct pzCszS
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
ChIcaaa

Chicago, Sept 23,-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
0nan I IIich 49, 49,
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.ELL-o. re NEW ogssgsT.

Ns~ Tors. - - 2 = =
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Frr-1er1rk I.eeetf aad Sfaz4 Fl1lsg fats
- Ravuev.Is-. Ee-e rnarrial - fz1gs s. g.
$50 ysste-1ay ard q lle.1se granted q
AIss-t ssHsE aad susie Saisl1s. sstA q
LIS =s.y-
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Day GOODS Market.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
FULTON CENTER.

Feb 1.-THE Ladies' Aid Society
which was 90 have met with Mrs. 7.
j. HOxie ST., on the 18th, meet with
Mrs. +. Jarrett, On account Of the
sickness OF Miss Bertha Hoxle.
Floyd Collect IS quite sick with
pneumonia. DR.. Sleieht, of Maple
Rapids, is attending him, aud he Is
now some better.
VIII ColletJ was home from his
school at Eod Ceuter, Saturday and
Sunday. He was accompanied by his
friend, Mr. Hayes.
VIM Franci, is on the sick list.
Bertha HoXic is quite sick with
pneumonia. She Is under the care Of
Dr. Crawford, Of Perrinton.
Married, February i, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, Miss Ina
Chatlin aud Frank Brewbaker, both
of Fulton.
We hear that VIM. Baker has
rented the Mike Howell farm, on the
state road, south OF Middleton.
South Fulton school visited Fulton
Center school, last Friday.
East Fulton school visited Fulton
Center school, last Thursday.
Revival meetings have closed at
Fulton Center
Fred Ellis has rented a farm near
Ashley, OF + f. Durfee
The railroad engineers, OF the Lam
sing, ST. Johns. Maple Rapids, Ithaca
and st. Louis Electric Railway. are
established in the old Late Brown
building, at Maple Rapids. Twelve
men to commence with.
Dan Webster did legal business at
the Hub Monday.
About sixty conversions are the It.
suit OF the revival efforts, at the KEEL
Ter school house, this winter
Mrs Sebrng is visiting relatives at
Perrintun and Fulton.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
SOUTH BRECKENRIDGE.

Feb. ll.-Bert Muscott's baby is
very sick with lung feaver
Prof James Mitchell has returned
To Alma.
Kenneth Mitchell and Dave Gary
are putting up ice.
Rev. Anderson gave very interest
ing and instructive lecture on the
Great Basin and Yellow Stone Park,
also two lectures on Mormanism.
He has lived with the Mormans fol-
some years and presents this subject
in an interesting manner.
Mrs. X. n. Mitchell called on Mrs.
A. A. Mitchell Wednesday.
Ask William Gilbrand about that
boy who arrived February Q.
The Sunday school convention at
the First Presby terian church, Of EN-
erson and Lafayette, February was
well attended, the Emerson Sunday
school was we'll represented.
Special services 40 the church, thi:
week, by Rev. Anderson.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
DISTRICT NO. S, ARCADIA

Feb. l.. Daniel Mclaughlin Wis
tied his br me la lrishtown the last
OF the week
Quite number from this place went
nver To the Davis school house last
Saturday evening and Joined Star
Grange.
Mrs. David Best has been quite Ill
with the grip, out il better at this
wrltins.
Harl NJ 'rey is "A very little better at
this writing bui no hopes are enter
tdined OF his recovery
Nathan Boyer is better but not yet
able u be- cut Of doors.
Chas. Allen, whose illness has been
mentioned from time To time by your
correspondent, died February :. He
leaves widow aud three children 70
III urn their loss. Funeral services
were held Saturday at the Ely school
house, conducted by Rev n. Il. Halter,
OF A luna, anu intermeut made iu Riv-
erside cemetery.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-02-15
S. w. PINE RIVER.

Feb. II Miss Flora Waldo spent
Sunday with friends in Alma.
b. b. FL ison is very sick.
ID Fleming is getting out logs on
ID ga Gupglns' tam this week.
Mrs Juun Currence recently re-
ceIvrd "A letter from ner brother, G.. f
Wagner, OF OHIO. whom she mas not
met In thirt-nIue year.
Mr. and Mrs. /. II. Church returned
Saturday from lItlsdaIe, where they
have been visiting friends aud reia
tives the past three weeks. Mrs
Church was very sick WITH The grlr
while aAay.
Bert Church bad The misfortune tC
cut his foot very badly while cutting
wood on the Gee farm.
h. +. MUM viii give the social Feb
ruary 20, having postponed 1t on ac
count Of small pox.
Mrs. Mary Bartlett and Mis- \ Day
were guests Of Mis-. John Curreuct
last week.
Jay Alverson eft VI nday for Kansas
TO attend the fuueral II his brother