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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

STATE OF NlCHIG y county Of Gratiof. -
- At Il session uf the Probate Court Ton
said County. held at the Probate Otiic" I'm The
Village OF Ithaca on O ninth DAY of January III
the ear one thousand nine hundred ard one
Present. Isaac =. ~'aNtr. Judge Of fro0Htc.
In the matter OF the estate of Emt ~ oadler
deceased
On reading and filing the petition, duly vor
fed. of John Allen Sadler executor named IN
said VIII, prAyiuR that certain Instrument now
on file iu this tOurt. purpOrtiug To De- The last
Will and Testament OF said deceased may be-
admitted 10 Probate. and that administrator OF
saii estate may be- granted 10 the seid petitioner.
TheIcupon II Is ordered, that Monday. the
i'h day OF February next. at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon. be assigned for the hearing az said
petition snd hat the heirs az Law OF said de
ceased, and all other persons Interested IN said
estate, are required 20 appear al sr-sion o said
curt then 10 be hol en- AZ the Probate Office IN
The Village OF Ithaca and show cause, il any
there be-, why the prayer of the petitioner should
not be- granted:
Aud il H. further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice TO the persons interest in said cs
tate oil M pendrnry # SAID petition, ard the
hearing thereof, hy causing a copy OF this order
To be published pa the ALMA RECORD. a ucN-
paper priu ed and circulated i'm suid county
three successive weeks prcyiOu, 10 lid day OF
hearing.
: trne copy, ISAAC SEANtR.
ll3g iW judge 81 Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
|, Churches ! Societies.
CHURCHES.


Regular services at the Baptist church
next Sunday, morning aud evening.
Come
Evangelistic services will be held at
the Baptist church every evening next
week except Saturday You are invited
TO attend.
First Church of Christ, Scientist Ser
vices 1900 "a. IN w. II G Hall, Adams
block Subject for next Sunday, Jan
18th, Life" Testimonial meeting
each Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the
residence of Q. Packard a cordial
invitation t. attend these services is ex-
tended to all
Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
church the Lords supper viii be b.
served, elders ordained and new mem.
bers received. In the evening the pas
tor will preach on the subject, How a
great general was cured Sabbath
school at ! 30 a. IN, Endeavor meeting
at Is 100 p IN. All are welcome.
SOCIETIES
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs J 5 Caple on Monday next.
The Bay View Reading Circle vi
meet with Mrs j. A Baker next Wed
nesday evening. Lesson-second part
of History of Ireland
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

MORTGAGE SALE g. Default having been
lti made IA The COhdtiOns OF "A certain mort
gage. dated November I, lSg1 executed by
william T.. Dibble and Anna IA. Dibhle 10 jennie
Ncblaiu and recorded Noyemb, T 1891. Ia The
office of the Register OF Deeds for Gratiot coun-
~. in Michigan, m LIbrr - of Mortgages. on
page ~. on which Mortgage there i- claimed 70
be- due at the datc OF this notice four hundred
ana ntty four dollars aud twenty cents, besides IN
attorney fe- of fifteen dollars stipulated in said
mortgage to hr paid, should any proceedings be
taken 40 fOreclose said mortgage. and no suit or
proceeding AT law or on equity having been in
sttut,d 10 recover any part OF the debt secured
by SAID mortgage; therefore. 10y virtue OF the
power of -ule contained 900 said mortgage, and
of the statute m such case made aud provided
notice j. hereby given lhdt'O Apul 8, 1901, at
one clock In the afternoon. al the front uODr OF
the court no SO for GratiOt county. In Michigan
IN the village OF Ithaca, ia said county thete
will be sold at pubic vendue TO the highest Did
der, the premises IN said mortgage describe
viz: The west-halt OF the north v est fractional
quarter OF section IA -, in township ten north,
of range three west. IN Michigan.
Dated January >, 1901.
JENNIE MCBLAIN,
PERKINS n BALDWIN, Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgage. 1913
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

MORTGAGE SALE Default having teen
vi made in the pay me MT Of n cc'tain mort
gage made by william Forester TO Henry NJ.
Perrin for use of Katie. Frelwelier, dated Nov
ember 18th ls9 J. aud recurGe in the Register OF
Deeds Office tor Gratlot county and state Of
Michigan on the 18th day Of November, 1890 IN
Liber IS IN pages - aud So said mortgage
having been assigned 10 Emma {. Thompson,
August 10Th. ISIS, and recorded In said Register
of Deeds Office on the 18Th day Of august, 1895,
IN Llber II on page .. SAID mortgage havIuR
been again assigned TO sarah Forester on the
- day OF October, 1900, aud recorded in said
Register OF DCed, office on the - h day OF De
cember 1900 IN Liber IS on page lOs. said mort
gag having been agln assigned 10 Mary r.. Ely
on h. 18th day of October. 1900 and recorded in
said Register of Deeds Office ON The ~ h day OF
December. 1900. ana the same ls now owned by
Mary Ely, aud whereas there J. claimed 10 be
due al the date of this notice TOR principal and
Interest the sum q three hundred sixty Mue
dollars and ninety four cents S3dJgi and an
attorney Zee of aftten dollars provided for in
said mort gage ana 40 suit or proceeding at law
having been instituted 10 recover the moneys 81
cured 10y said mortgage or any pact thereof:
Now, Therefore. 10y virtue oil Toe power of sale
COntatLed DO - d mortgage and the statute i'm
such case made aud provided. uOuce l. hereby
gwen that uu saturday the l}th day OF Aprli at
ten o clock in The forenoon, A. d., 1871, shall
sell al pubiicauctIuu 10 the highest ddcrat the
front door OF the Graiot county court house
that being The pace whore the cIrcuit
court for ttratlOt county il holden, The ptcm-
iee- dcs 'riD,d IN SAID mortgage Tor the payment
OF said mortgage with seven per cent. interest
and all Legal costs together with al attorney fee
of fifteen dollars stipulated in said mortgage.
The premises ole -Cilbtd ga said mortgage beng
as follows: The sputh east quarterO OF the south
west quarter OF sect II sixteen, township eleven
north of range three west aud being IN the
township of Arcadia. county OF GratiOt and state
of Michigan.
dated January 10Th, 1901.
MARY Z Ely.
RAIru Ely, Assignee
Attorney for Assignee li3gl3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
First and Foremost

in the field Of medicine is Hoods Sar
saparilla. 1t possesses actual and un-
equalled merit bv which il cures al
diseases caused or promoted by impure
or impoverished blood If you have
rheumatism, dyspepsia, scrofula OF
catarrh You may take Hood : Sarsapa
rilla and be cured II Won are run down
and feel tired, you may be sure it viii
do YOU good
The favorite family cathartic is
Hood Pills
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
tn ,ame 10 he steel outside

bui ding tn same 10 he steel outside.
The following resolution was presented by
Trustee Dcl0Nan who moved lts adoption.
Motion seconded byTrustee Hannah and res.
Olutiou adopted.
BE il resolved by the Common Council OF the
Village Of Alma, that We deem the railroad
cro sslngs within the corporate limits of said
Village az >upefiOr-st.. WCodWOfth.aNe, and
Court-st 20 b. dangerous 10 the public. and that
We must hasr placed at or up n such eros sings
some Kind of pcrm9neu, protection.
he N further E, sOlYcd that the Village clerk
be- instruct. 20 send cory OF this resolution
10 the tOmmIssi nuer Of Railroads Of this state
requesting that h" give the matter immediate
and favorable cons IderatiCu.
pn motion couuc adjourned to meet Thurs
day over iu-, Dec. .
ElA BHfWB' kEH. " " KINCH.
lIts!Grht Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

ALMA. MIcu. Dec y 800
Adjourned regular meeting of the Common
Council az the Village of Alma in council
chamber on above date called 10 order 10y Pros.
dent Brew baker at 30 O'Clock.
Present-PTeS idCnt Brcwhaker. Trustees
Hannah. Wilson. De- +vau and Thompson.
Absent Dean and Montigrl.
Motion made by Trustee Delavan supported by
Trustee Thompson 10 ACCEPT the saloon bond
with ! hos. j. Gatiney and VIM. W. Ferris as
principals and Clinton Nelson and Geo. NJ. Del
AVIAN A. sureties.
Yea and nay vote taken with following re-
suits:
Yeas: Trustees Hannah. DclayHn and ThOmp-
son.
Nays: Trustee Wilson
Absent: Trustees pean and Montigel
Bond declared accepted.
Discussion between Representatives OF the
Bell aud the Union Telephone Cos
ON motion council adjourned.
ELY BELwBAKFR. W w klNCH.
President Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
Card OF thanks

We wish to thank those kind friends
and neighbors who so kindly lent us their
aid aud sympathy during our recent
bereavement Especially do we wish to
thank the members Of Elwell tent, l.. o.
Il. NJ, for the flowers furnished
MIR EMERY SADLER
aud CHILDREN.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

ALMA, Mich. Jan. /. 1901
Regular meeting OF the common council OF
the Village OF Alma in council chamber on
abpNcd date
Present. President Brewbak or. Trustee, Dean
wilson Hannah, Delavuu ard thompson.
Absent Trustee MOutccl
ON motion a Re- bate OF $500 was granted Mrs.
Scatter God on water tax
Ordinance No 30 entitled AN ordinance grant
iny franchise 10 the Mich Telephone Go. wa.
taken from The table ana read
Not ou mao" by Trustee pcavan supported
by Trustee Dean 10 adj ~ the ordinance.
VA aud Nay vote taken with the following
results:
Yeas: Trustees Dean, Wilson DrNavan,
Hannah and Thompson.
Mays NuIe.
Absent: Trustee MOntigcl
Ordinance declared adopted.
On motion council Hd Ournrd.
lily BREWBAKEH, ". W. ktNCH,
President clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
College Department.
Devoted to the interests of
Alma College.

Devoted to the Interests of
Alma College.
Mr. Watson spent Sunday at Elwen
Prof. Mitchell was in Saginaw Satur
day
Several new students have entered the
department. of art.
Miss Booth expects TO take mp her
work at ST Louis and Ithaca again soon
Miss Fern Nicholson has returned to
Alma TO resume her work in the art
studio
Prof. @. T. Grawn and wife spent
Sunday with. Prof. j w. Ewing and
family, and attended the dedication ser
vices.
l.. S. Bagley was elected track mana
ger TO take the place of y ) Brown who
left college, and + Il. Fell was elected
undergraduate baseball manager to
take the place of Ii p. Bush, who re-
signed,
grow in interest and numbers Six new
students were enrolled the begin
ming of this term: Messrs. Andre, Eli.
son, Young, Miner. Smith, and S.
Stoutenberg.
AT meeting of the athletic associa-
tion held Tuesday the follow ing men
H.,
jennings, II. Griffin, 5 Griffin, Nc
Even. Chatteid, Downing, Fulton, Net.
zorg, Pringle, Glen Robinson, Snyder,
Watson and Williams.
The Alpha Theta Literary Society
have provided for lecture 10 be given
in the chapel next Monday night by
Rev James Inglis of Jackson. AL the
other literary societies Will attend, and
it is hoped that the whole. student body
aud citizens Of the town Will avail them
selves of the privilege of hearing Mr.
Inglis.
The week Of prayer is being observed
at3the college. by sermon each MORN
ing at nine o'clock, and a prayer service
each afternoon at AGO. The sermon on
Monday morning was preached by Rev.
Obs A. Smith of Bay City; on Tuesday
by Rev. VIM Covert of Saginaw We'd
nesday by Rev y I .Hafer; Thursday
By Rev. w. X. Spencer Friday 10y Rev
j. r. Wooton.
The senior class was very handsomely
entertained last Tuesday night by Mrs.
Caroline Butler at her home. The mem
bers of the class appeared in their caps
aad gowns. The chief feature of the
evening was a progressive dinner. The
room was beautifully decorated with
artificial pansies "A souvenir of pansles,
and the hostess picture was placed at
each plate. All report All excellent time.
Last Saturday night Prof. j. w.
Ewing entertained his class in pedagogy
at his home. Several members Of the
faculty and other invited guests were
present An important feature of the
evening was a lecture given by Prof O.
It. Grawn, principal of the Michigan
Central Normal School, on The Public
School and Democracy " This is the
first of series of lectures which Prof.
Ewing has arranged for the class in
pedagogy. After the lecture refresh.
ments were served and all had an en-
joyable and profitable social evening.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

Salt rheum, with its burning, sting
ing sensation. is due TO poor blood and
is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
Birth Rate I'm Europe.

The most recent statistics show a
decrease Of the birth rate i'm every
European country. the average de
crease being three per cent. since
1891. This is q curious fact and seems
10 show that the Malthusian theory
failed to take into account certain con
ditions in nature that tend 10 prevent
the oyerpopulation Of the earth. For
some time il has been known that the
birth rate in France has been unsatis-
factory. But il was not suspected that
every country in Europe was in the
same declining condition, though to 4
less DEGREE
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

Tn motion the communication of Or Bran
ord was referred 10 The hcalth committee.
The street committee to whom WIS referred
n communication of Nr Hshlke requesting
permission TO deposit building material on Su
perior II. fronting his proI erty reported favor
abe
ON motion the report was accepted and pr
NIT granted.
on motion of Trnstee Hannah supported by
Trus tee Thompson the ordinance granting irsr-
rhisc to he Bell Telephone co. presented 10y
mertir r.
ON motion the saloon bond with Thomas }.
GafIn"y aud VIM. W. Ferris as principals aud
clinton Nelson and q VI. Delayan a. suretes
was LAID on The table until next meeting.
ON motion MIR j W Holmes was granted per
mission to build a twenty foot extension on his
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
Village Council

ALMA. MICH Dec. rs 1900.
Regular meeting Ol The & muun COuucu of
be- Niilbge cot Alma M Council Chamber ON
above dave.
prc-cut-PrcsdentB Brew baker. Trustees Wil.
son. uBLuun. ic.dvnn aud Thompson.
hstut-Dcau and MoItigci.
Minutes If last regular mt citing read md ap-
proved.
On motion the following claims wcrr allowed
"a footing and the CluTk instructed To draw or.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
WEATHER SUMMARY

The total precipitation for the month
Of November was 3.92 in and by compar-
ing that with the December IL will be
seen that December was quite dry
mouth.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

oENNlb w DlsNlNs
PERKINS, II BALDWIN, Mortgagee
Attorneys for Mortgage. il3s- l3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
FOR SALE, RENT, EXCHANGE, ETC.

rc- Notices under this head viii be charged FOR
~ the rate az five cents per line. No charge
less than 10 cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

NOR rem six sc-'~ OF God ard 'or rails
II iug bets .ocaicd ucur town. Apply 20
MR- j. J. LATHROr.
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MONTHLY STEAMER
LINE From SEATTLE
WILL FURNISH TRANSPORTATION
FoR HAWAIIAN FRUIT IN
COLD STORAGE.
The Globe Nssisation Company Has
Three steel steamers on the Way
Out From the AsIansIe-HonosaIu
Line win Be Permanent

According TO the Seattle Post-Intelli-
geneer three steamships OF the Globe
Navigation Company ought 10 have
arrived at that port by this time. hav-
ing sailed from the Atlantic coast late
in May T. W elise, vice president
and general manager OF the company
said one Of the steamers would be
placed on the run between Seattle and
the Hawaiian Islands on her arrival
Mr.. elise said further that the Seat
tle-Honolulu line to be established
by his company would be monthly sail
ings to begin with. and as the traffic
grows mere steamers win be added
Soon after its organization several
months ago, the Globe Navigation Com
pany purchased three new steamers
for its Seattle line. These are the
Eureka. Tampico and Meteor. Each
has capacity of about $500 tons
freight. All are steel vessels OF mod
ern type built for carrying freight at a
low cost The Tampico and Eureka
sailed together from Norfolk and the
Meteor from Baltimore. They had
been reported at Montevideo at last
accounts. All three loaded with coal
for the San Francisco market
Mr.. elise said regarding the Homo
lulu line that there would be no diff
ficulty about sending the Tampico out
fully loaded on every trip. The only
trouble is TO get return c3rroes San
Francisco controlling the sugar trade
by reason of the refineries located
there. However. fair amount of car
go can be obtained in the way of fresh
fruits, etc. The Tampico will be pro
yided with cold storage plant for The
transportation of this fruit in the best
condition Gradually. it is believed.
the return cargoes can be increased.
II has been learned in Honolulu that
the Eureka will leave Seattle for this
port on August TO-
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DEATH Of snIlSs CONSUL
eEnERll Or PACIFIC COAST


" Cszvsua Psckersgili. British
Consul General for the PaSiSc STATS
and Territories. died Friday morning.
July IS. a. 3 oTcloek. NJ the Afamesa
Sanitarfam. where he wzs taken the
previous Sunday from Ben LoEaona
Death was due TO recurrence OF Ma
sagzsc2r fever which General Pick
ersgilI contracted during residence
Of TWENTY-FIVE years On the east coast
OF Africa Owing % constant relapses
OF she maiady the Consul Genersfs
health lad been bad for some time
and Vice Consul Wellesley Moore had
been in charge OF the once
William CLAYTON Pickersgtil. Com
pxnion Of the Most Honorable Order
OF the Bath. his Britannia Maiesty's
ConsnIGeneral for the States Of Calf
ornia- Nevada and Utah and the Ter
rfsory of Arizona. the son OF Thomas
Pickersgill. Esq, was born in Lam
cashire. England. in 1886 He was
educated at the Lancashire lniepen
dent and ST Owens College. Manehes
ter. He was agent of the London Mis-
sionary Society In Madagascar from
1878 to 1852. and was appointed Brit
A1G tktC-AQ4c2t kQt A4s<@A1AlA&t ~ "
Madagascar. Ia 1883. and Served until
1892. when he was made her ma
jesty's Consul for the Portuguese pos.
sessions in West Africa south OF the
gulf of Guinea From 1892 10 1898
he was Consul TO the independent
state OF Congo. since which time he
has been ConsulIGeneral at this port
Mr.. PickersgiT was married in 1883
to Miss Agnes Warrington Gill.
daughter OF the late Thomas Griffith
Gill of Barbados From this union
there are four sons. the eldest being
is and the youngest years of age.
During the three years residence
in San Francisco of Consul-General
Pickersgill he had shown himself to
be active in promoting the interests
of England in a commercial way. He
had rather the appearance of stu
dent and scholar than that of com
mercial representative, and during his
long service in the consular corps of
the British Government had shown
himself TO be profound thinker on
commercial and economic questions.
and his reports on the business of this
Coast have been eagerly sought for by
those who desired an insight into the
commercial conditions OF this part of
the United States
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COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY Ac-
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BISHOP & CO.,
SWINGS BANK

Office at banking building on Mer.
chant street.
Savings Deposits viii be received
and interest allowed by this Bank at
A per cent. per annum.
Printed copies of the Ru es and Reg
ulations may be obtained on applica-
tion.
DfCunD o. rn
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no, no, But THEY'D
BUMP 4 LITTLE BIT
Members Of the Senate and House
Plan to Try Conclusions Upon the
Base Ball Field of Honor.

The erstwhile Representatives now
thirst for the gore of their fellow-leg-
islators who have vainly endeavored
to hold down the safety valve on ora
torical pressure in the Senate cham
Der.
The defy has been flung into the
camp of the Senator'S The House has
challenged the Senate to a base ball
game to be conducted under the latest
Marquis of Queensterry rules. with
joint resolutions and amendments. as
per Emmeluth resolution
The date for the game has not yet
been decided upon. Oh, yes. 1t viii
come soon. The precipitous slopes of
Punchbowl have been advocated by
some as the scene of conflict Others
insist that the contest should take
place in close proximity to the Y. NJ !.
C. A. camp in order that the dignified
tone of the affair might be better pre-
served.
Might send them all to Hilo," was
the suggestion of Uitlander when the
matter was proposed.
The lineup for Representatives as
decided upon yesterday afternoon was
as follows: Ahulii, catch: Emmeiuth,
right field; Kaniho. End base: Hawai-
hoa. pitch: Keliikoa. Bird base: Mahoe,
left field: Makekau, 1st base: Paele,
center field; Puuki, short stop.
The dignified Senators have shuffled
themselves into base ball position in
something like the following order:
Kaiue. catch: White, pitch; C.
Brown, list base; Kanuha, End base:
Kahilina. 3rd base: Achi. short stop:
Kalauokalani, right field: Coney. left
field: Crabbe, center field. Col Ma
zumas has been selected as masco.
for the Senators, while acting the on
cial kahuna for the House viii IN ali
probability fan to the lot Of Avery
To add to the serenity OF the occa-
sion the umpires for the game viii be
selected from the large aud seasoned
corps of chapiains who have OBLIGATED
throughout the very trying period q
tempestuous legislation.
Watch for the time and place The
game viii be the sporting event OF ths
season Remember that this Is DO.
sitively the last appearance. and 4
is the only show that carries It's oEI
audience. tremendous expense to IN.
contrary notwithstanding.
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There was q nesting OF the diree-
tors Of the Oceanic Gas and Electric
Co. on Saturday afternoon IN the
SpreekeIE' block. to consider the s5-
visibility Of electing treasurer This
Vas carried cut ] II Fisher being
elected to that po<ition Mr.. Cohen
win retain his posItion as manager
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TRANSACT A GENERAL RANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credit Issued Bills of Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY Ac-
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PAINTERS UNION NOTICE.

There viii be special meeting of
the Painters Union on Wednesday
evening at $780, Special business to
transact. Every member is requested
to be present.
J.. W. FAIRMAN,
1t Recording Secretary.
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BANKERS.
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BUSINESS.

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Credit issued, available in all the
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INTEREST allowed on fixed deposits:
SEVEN days notice per cent. This
form will not bear interest unless it
remains undisturbed for one monthly
THREE MONTHS per cent. per an
mum.
SIX MONTHS 81 per cent. per annum.
TWELVE MONTHS per cent. pei
annum.