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most as remarkable. 1t must be bore
in mind that when she made her pre-
diction concerning the queen her ma
jesty was. as far as known. In her
usual health and bade fair to live
many years. In fact. it was the con-
sensus Of medical opinion that her
death was many years distant.
Mrs. Rathbone suffered considerably
when she made her prediction con-
cerning the queens death, for such
prediction. as might easily be imag-
ined. was by no means popular and
was received with much opposition. In
fact. the local Dogberry. one White.
construed the prophecy into species
of treason and was for unceremOnious-
ly placing Mrs. Rathbone in jail-and
but for this the prediction would never
have received the general publicity
that thus was accorded 1t.
Justice Whites attempt to punish
Mrs. Rathbone was thus the very thing
that brought her into notice. The at
tempt was failure. Of course. there
prophecy save the scriptural law that
prophet is not without honor save in
his own country. But the ili-advised
utterances Of the magistrate and his
threats against Mrs. Rathbone coming
to the notice OF Mr.. Labouchere. that
champion of the poor at once proceed
ed to make the matter subject or
questin In parliament. with the result
that Mr.. Magistrate White was COM
- 40 ru nothhnna'g III H.
orandum Of the prophecy and recon-
slider his threats OF punishment.
Thus having had greatness thrust
upon her. as 1t were. Mrs. Rathbone
found hcrseslf the object OF much and
annoying curiosity. The modest cot
tage In Cheshire In which the Rath-
bones lived became the Mecca OF the
curious and the mercenary, and she
was besieged with inquiries OF every
sort, from family affairs to the win
ming Of horse races. Her mall grew 10
enormous proportions-tO such indeed
that the little postofIice was unable TO
handle II and the postman was worked
almost to death In his efforts to carry
Il.
TO none Of these curious ones did
Mrs. Rathbone v0uchsafe any infor-
nation. and In time the Siege Tor
information subsidized and life resumed
It's normal trend. Mr.. Rathbone.
whose occupation ~ 4 factors clerk.
was threatened by the notoriety thus
forced upon him. became. however.
very indignant. because the local gent
ry and others threatened TO discon-
tinus their deaiinGs with his employer
becsvss u bic wiss's unpalatabls pro-
pAscy. And ct one time . lavsu's
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An Affair Of Honor.

Count Boni de Castellane has met
NJ. de Rodays on the field Of honor and
inflicted upon him wound which will
give him some Inconvenience and lay
him up for = week. This settles mat
ters very clearly: NJ. do Castellnne is
innocent Of the charges which de Ro-
days brought against him. The pres
ence Of his bullet In his advcrsary's
body affords It's own convincing proof.
The wound II suniciently serious to
shox this. and yet not grave enough
to give ground for the belief that N.
dc Rodays In his misrepresentatio
Was guilty d wilful falsehood. II he
had Intentionally misstated facts the
truth undoubtedly would haze been
shown on the dueling neld and n. de
Rolays would have bsen lucky 70 get
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on with his life. As 1t is. the result
Affords proof Of both Boni's innocence
and OF the unintentional character of
De Roday's wrongdoing. The shallow
ness Of the latter's claims is exposed in
the fact that he did not even hit his
adversary. Had he done SO the YER
dict against Castellane would have
been overwhelming. If each had shot
the other 1t would have been known
also that while Boni was guilty as
charged his opponent was actuated by
malign motives in making the charges.
Fortunately 1t is unnecessary to spec
ulate upon this proposition. M. de
Rodays who was first punched into
fighting and then shot for doing SO.
may not be ready to view the matter
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have psen the cause Of the quarrel -
tween husband and wife.
Stewart Fife has been suspected q
the murder. Fife has been questioned
about his whereabouts ON the night
Of the murder, and he said he went y
the rooms Of the Owl club early IN the
evening and fell asleep there. H de-
clared that he awoke an hour after the
time the murder was committed FNe
relied on the testimony Of Samuel wal
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Taken in connection with the state
ment OF Bessie Phyllis. the servant
girl at Richardson's. who says Crow
ley was frequent visitor at the Rich
ardson house. the evidence against
frequently when Richardson was not
at home.
Crowley lives mile from town, on
a large farm. and has wife and one
child. He owns great deal of proper
ty IN Savannah and In the country near
the town. His father is one of the
wealthiest farmers in the state. and
Crowley is regarded by many Of the
townspeople as pointing him out to
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only . few days when Richardson vas
killed.
The evidence against George B.
Crowley. - gathered BY the ofncers at
work on the case and by . detective
employed to assist them. II held to
show that he was frequent visitor
At the Richardson house. going there
Crowley himself is worth about $780,
900. the greater part Of 1t being repre-
sented by real estate. M Wis
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den, the negro janitor at the rooms Of
the Owl club. to prove that he was
there at the time. Other witnesses say
they saw him on the street at the time
he says he was asleep in the rooms Of
the Owl club.
Fife owned a revolver, and is said to
have fiourished 1t in the saloon Of E. e.
Norris in st. Joseph. remarking at the
same time that he intended to kill
Richardson. He showed letters to q
woman in st. Joseph and said they had
been written to him by Mrs. Richard
son. The letters were sensational and
were signed by the name Of "Adie."
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Nwe Idle Cupl0Aity.

''I don't nee any English rparrows
here" said the visitor ut the Field mu-
Heum. who had been pccring Into the
cases Of stuffed birds In tho ornithoio'
gicai dspartsnent.
..Is The Eusiinh sparrow such n cu-
riositv that you think we ought TO have
itf'' eetsd the Columbian guard.
no" rsjoined the other. "But RS
come satlsfaction to sec . dead one once
u . vhlis." Chicago Tribune.
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Zone of the Witnesses.y
wife. There was evidence that their
domestic relations had been strained
In fact. they had practically separated
q short time before the murder and
Mrs. Richardson went to the home of
her parents at San Antonio. Tex. She
remained there several weeks. when
there was a reconciliation and she re-
turned home. She had been at home
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in a proper and unprejudiced spirit.
but Boni's innocence has been demon
strated to the satisfaction of such per-
sons as still believe that the duel Is
not merely foolish and wicked sur
vival of an age OF barbarism.
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"A CHALLENGE 70 she Vniverse.
From the Memphis Commerciai-Ap-
peal: AS the mule center of the solar
system. Memphis can bid defiance to
envious rivals.
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The Pacific Ocean hasa greater vol
ume Of water than its stormy sister
sea. There are 100000 cubic miles
OF water in the Atlantic and 141 .OOO. 900
In the Pacific.
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The lR.El QUEENS QUE DEATH
WAS ACCURATELY FoRErolp
sv'A WOMAN.

Ana All EAslaad Is Nov Talking ., !.
Ire. Rstabeas OF Neutrality-suspicious.
shs nav aud Ho.r and C.u.. "a.
Atgat.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
ELM HALL.

Jan s.-Rev II. f. Wylie is holding
special meetings at Elwell.
Rev. g. II. Harding is holding spe-
cial meetings at Sumner.
Iva Dingman, who has been spend
inv her vacation with her parents in
Fulton, is i'm town.
School commenced Monday
The following teachers were nOmi-
mated by the superintendent, approved
by the pastor and elected by the Sun
day school board last Sunday: Girls
Primary, Mabel Iiildreth: Boys Pri-
mary, Dana Blair; Girls Glass, Mrs.
Davis: Bows Junior Glass, Mrs. f.
Hildreth; Young Peoples Glass, c. T..
Kellogg; Bible Class Seneca Sly.
Dana Blair spent Sunday with La
fayettc Stevens, OF Alma.
Miss Grace Sly is home from Ros-
common. where she spent a most en-
jOyable vacation
A school party will be given at Thos.
Croton'S Friday evening.
The q. a. r. and w. Il. G. installed
their officers Saturday. oysters and
other good things were served FOR din
ner and supper.
The & a. Il and W Il. c. will have
a debate at the second meeting in Feb
ruary. Subject Of debate announced
later.
Miss Lllah Sandal returned TO her
school work Wednesday.
Grandma Andrews is entertaining
her grandson, Arthur Sprague.
Program OF Sumner Township Sun
day school convention 10 be held at
the Elm Hall NJ + church, Saturday
January II, commencing at 100 p. M:
Singing, Throw Out the Life Line. "
Devotional, Rev II. f. Wylie
Singing, Jesus is Passing This
Way"
Home Department Work, Rev, G.
II. Harding.
Discussion.
"NormaI Work, Eva Fullerton.
Discussion
Singing, sowing Ever Sowing"
Primary Union" Jessie Markham.
Discussion.
Address, Prof j. w. Ewing
Singing. Sweet Peace the Gift Of
rods Love.
Reading Of the Constitution Of the
Township Sunday School convention. /
Question box.
Singing, Scattering Precious Seed.
Adjournment.
All bring your Pentec stal Hymns
No.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
GALLOWAY.

Jan. "a most enjoyable wedding
was solemnized New Years at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert Eas!ick.
The happy couple were Mike Mayer
and Dora Eislck. They were at
tended by Misses Nellie Clark and
Anna Johnson. and Messrs. Charles
Glinke and Erwin Easlck. The cere
mOny was performed by Judge +.
Meryhew. The march was played by
Mrs. Edward Elslick. After the GER
emonya sumptuOus supper was served
In the evening dance was given in
their honor in the Laketield hall,
which was well attended The out OF
town guests were Mr. and Mrs. II.
Dillon, OF Merrill: MessrS. Will and
and Edward Haske, OF Tuscola; Mrs.
McCross, of Saginaw: Miss Anna John
son. Of ST. Charles; Miss Nellie Clark,
OF Ypsilant; and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Easlick and children, Of Merrill. A
number OF beautiful and useful pres
entS were left
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Mayer, ST., have
returned from Detroit, where they
spent the holidays.
Mrs. J Harris aud son, George, have
returned from Mason.
August Glinke has returnen 10 sag.
NAV.
A. Johnson and son, Gust. spent
few days in Saginaw.
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs Mike Novak,
a daughter.
Miss Rose ShebaSter has gore TO
Saginaw TO spend the winter.
Albert Galloway is on the sick list.
Tho box social given in the town
hall for the benefit Of the A O. O. G..
was decided success. All report Il
good time.
Mrs. VIII Adams and sons, Clarence
and Willie have returned home from
Saginaw, where they spent the holi
days.
Frank Krause, Of Saginaw, is spend
ing a few days at the home OF +. f.
kruIka.
John krupka has returned to Sagi-
haw, after spending New Years at the .
home of his father.
Erwin EaSick Is enjoying "A visit
from his cousin, Mr.. HaSke, Of Bay
1ity.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
lANCPORT.

Jan. Mr. and Mrs. j. Akans and
Mrs May Gunnel. OF Jukster, returned
home Wednesday, having, spent a
week with their daughter and sister.
Mrs. J. Q. Thomas.
Adah Mae Coleman is the happy
poSseSsor Of an organ, as is also Cha,.
Gould
Claud Seely, OF Pontiac, was the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. W. WaShburr.
last week.
+. ID. Hudson is visiting relatives i'm
LaingSburg.
Mrs. y. Slade returned from Pontiac
last week
ChaS. Murphy, OF Alma. visited at
w. Washburn S Friday.
Frances Hudson returned TO school
at Breckenridge Monday.
>. A. Spaulding has been entertain.
ing his brother and wife, Mr.. and Mr..
Nj. Leeman, OF Williamson
Misses Anna McLain and Nora Nil.
ligan, % Breckenridge, visited the
LaDgport school Friday.
a surprise party was given Miss
Anna Hockey Saturday evening. IL be.
Ing her eighteenth birthday. A very
pleasant evening was spent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
NORTH WHEELER.

Jan. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Whites
friends helped them to eat New Year S
dinner.
S. +. Sibley had the wood buzzers
last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Robert Clark visited her par
ents last week.
Mr.. Guyard is having good luck sell
ing his native herbs
The Free Metho lists are having good
success in their meetings.
A. NJ. Root, after two weeks vaca-
ton, begins school Monday.
l.. j. Hoyt and J. + Lyvere were in
breckenridge Friday on business.
The L. Il church has begun series
OF meetings.
The children that have been suffer
lng from lung fever are improving.
Herman Hoyt and wife OF Saginaw
have returned home.
Henry Hoyt went TO Merrill Thurs
day on business.
W. Rouse and wife have returned
from Canada, where they spent the
holidays.
Samuel Rouse has returned 10 his
WORK at BAY CITY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
Began Business on Monday
Last.
WOULD Be A VILLAGE.
Middleton Has Aspirations In
This Direction.
No Action Taken Yet-H. c. Parks the New
Supervisor From Wheeler Nothing
To be Done Toward Courthouse.

Board called To order Monday. b,
Chairman PreSsly.
Sixteen supervisors answered to the
roll call.
John Parrish having resigned as
supervisor from Wheeler and II. C..
Parks been appointed in his place,
Mr.. Parks was allowed a seat on the
board and appointed to the commit.
tees on equalization and drains.
Bonds o. ID. l.. Sharrar and Bert
Hayes received and referred TO com
mlttee on county officers
The petition Of a number OF citi-
zens OF Middleton, praying for the in
corporation Of Middleton. asa village.
was presented, and referred 10 Spe-
clal committee consisting OF VIM. T..
Pitt, j. Williams aud Il. Martin. A
remonStrlnce was also presented
signed 10y quite number OF citizens.
protesting against the proposed incor-
pOration, on the ground that il would
Increase taxes The remonStrance
was also referred 20 the committee.
Committee had not yet reported.
1t was thought that some action
would be taken 10y the present board
TO provide funds for completing the
oaSem mt of the new courthouse and
providing the house with appropriate
furniture, but 50 far nothing has been
done. and it looks nov as those who
have the matter in charge dill not ex.
pect TO take any action NV. 1t would
certainly be embarrassing. when the
new count house is con- nleted. should
the committee find themselves with
out funds 20 furnish it 10 an appro-
pirate manner, and hi IL I'D tor use.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
HOW IT SPREADS.
People All Over Michigan are
Talking About it.

How IL spreads Cant keep good
thing" down. Ever notice how good
things" are initiated? Better the article,
more imitators. Fortunately the public
has safeguard. Praise cant be imi-
lated. And true praise takes root and
spreads. Claim is one thing. proof j.
another. Claim is what the manufac-
lurer says. Proof is what The people say.
Everywhere in Michigan people say.
Doans Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys.
Cure all kidney ills.
w: >, HI mer, passenger engineer on
The NJ q. Ry,, residing at pa Orange
81, jackson, Mich. saws: In 1895 |
mad considerable trouble with my kid.
neys from the result of a severe cold
winch settled there aud though tried
every means at hand and treated with
doctors. the pains through the small Of
my Dack became more persistent and Sc
we're. To add to my troubles the kidney
secretons were unnatural and irregular.
AZ last was obliged TO lay off work.
When at home getting no better under
The treatment / was then taking. some
one advised me to use Doan's kidney
rllls and procured box more out OF
curiosity man from any expectation that
they might help me. Now. ! want this
thoroughly understr cd, when finished
the DoX went back 10 work without
PAIN or an ache. But TO make matters
uoubly certain | took second box.
Since hat time. and that is three wears
ago nave neither had an ache nor
pam. Is IL any ", nder that Mt this date
i3OI' recommend DOan's Kidney Pills."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
FOREST HILL.

Jan. s. Frank Randolf who is en-.
gagged in the iewelry business, in Sun.
field, is visiting at home.
j. Bauer and family, including sons,
daughters, their husbands, wive, and
children, and 0. Pembroke and fam
lily spent New Years with II. w.
HAYES, In Alma.
Rev. W. l.. Deming attended wed
ding 10 Sumner, last week.
The Nanderbeek family reunion
occurred on New Years. at the hand.
some new residence Of VIM. Wander
beck. There were about forty guests
present.
Mrs Sarah Bunker, OF Niagara
cour ty, New York, is visiting friends
and relatives here, this week.
ChaS. Coon is entertaining relatives
from Barry county.
Ladies Aid, January l., at Mrs.
DR.. DavisonS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
FULTON CENTER.

Jan. Mrs. Jarrett has been car
ing for Mrs. Willie Davis, Of Middle
ton, who has the scarlet fever.
Mrs. John WILDER, Of Middleton.
formerly on the farm i'm west Fulton,
was buried in the Payne cemetery
January s.
An old landmark the log house on
the Mike Rcichard farm. now owned
by John Wagner, Of Greenvillc, to-
gether with the household goods.
burned New Years day. ChaS. Win
ans and family, who occupied the
house. were in Perrlnton at the time
Revival meetings are being held at
the Keller church.
Revival meetings did not commence
last week at Fulton Center, but are
expected 10 commence the sth.
Cora Dodge is helping care for the
sick at the home Of Willie Davis. in
Middleton.
Will Harlow has two children sick
with scarlet fever
The Ladies Aid Society Of Fulton
Center will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Geo. Crom January l.. Everybody in
yited.
Bert Rice is shipping wood for the
Owosso firm at the rate OF thirty cords
per day
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
s w. PINE RIVER.

Jan S.-W. H. Hawley has returned
from weeks visit with friend, in
Red Stone.
Mrs. Care Nelson is very sick.
Ed Wiley is improving rapidly.
after "A long seigc Of sickness.
Miss Iva Church has returned home.
fron Summerton. where she has been
visiting her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs T.. Carnahau attended
the funeral OF their step.father. Mr..
Sadlcr, Of Alma.
NJ. Greenwood, Of Jackson. has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs c. Il.
MOultOn
School begins Monday Miss Coul.
ter is teacher
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
+ County Jews. J
ITHACA.

Bert and Miss May Creswell of Sag
NAV, brother and sister of Mrs f.
Altcnburg, arrived Friday for visit.
Mr.. Creswell returned Monday.
John r. Mathews went TO Lake
City Saturday returning Monday.
VIM Dewhlrst went to Cadillac
Saturday.
Fred Cady aud Drill Reichard re-
turned TO their studies at Ann Arbor
Monday.
The Newark Cleaners will give an
oyster supper at their hall January 10.
Mrs. Louisa Moye was called to Fair
Haven by the sickness OF her mother,
Mrs. BOeckman, the fore part Of last
week. Mas Boeckman dieG on Wed
neSday.
Miss Della Muye went to Fair Hav-
en- Friday To attend the funeral OF her
grandmother. Mrs. Boeckman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Gilleo and chill
dren, OF POmpeii, visited Mr.. Gilleo'S
mother, at Lakeview, last week
Roy Covert and wife, OF st. Paul,
Minnesota, are the proud parents OF
little son. who was born December
%. The happy couple are well known
in Ithaca and their many friends con.
graduate them on the great event.
The little gentleman will be known
"a Paul.
Bert Wermuth, Of New Haven, re.
turned TO the Agricultural college
Monday.
Alvin Joiner. wife aud daughter,
vino have been the guests OF H. l..
Wood, returned 10 their home in Polo.
Illinois, Monday.
Or Hugh Smith, who has been the
guest Of Ithaca friends, returned TO
Chicago Monday.
=. Il. Sweet and wife returned TO
their home in Elyria, Tuesday.
X. S. Scar was ia Durand on bust.
ness, Tuesday
Scarf & kresS did some legal bust
ness in s.. Louis and Alma Monday.
Jas. Kre>S was at Crystal, last Fri
day in the matter Of the People vs..
Harvey LOuckS. Mr.. KreSs succeeded
in having respondent discharged.
Mrs Lillian Watson gave recep-
tion Tuesday night in honor OF her
mother, Mrs. o f. Jackson. The re-
ception lasted from four till ten and
was participated in by a large num-
Der Of friends
The third number in the band lee
ture course. was given by Mr. Edwin |
l.. Barker at the opera house, Monday |
evening. Mr. Barker is an imperson-
ator OF merit and his WORK was very |
satisfactory 70 the audience.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
PERRINTON.

Jan. At the annual election OF
officers OF the NJ. f.. Sunday school the
following officers were elected: Su.
perintendent, +. l. Durfee: Asst Su
perintendent, +. ii. Crawford: Treas.
A. {. Gillett: OrgsnSt, Ethel Child
lister: Chor. Maggie Dalglesh; Lib
Roy Dean and Neyd Myers: OrganiSt
Tor Epworth League, Veva Myers.
c. f. Pike and family returned to
their home in Breckenridge last Mon
day.
Miss Clara Schultz left last Friday
for ,SchOolcraft.
John Shields has rented the black.
smith shop formerly run by A. f.
Stitt.
Walter WhitmOre, Of Chicago, Fred
and Roy Baker and Fred Dodge went
to Detroit last Saturday, where they
Will spend a few days.
Miss Adell. Of Detroit. is keeping
house for John Felman
Chauncey Shelter has bought T.. V.
Deans interest ia the agricultural
business and the new firm will be
known as Dodge & Shelter.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
BEEBE.

Jan. Robert Gamble and family
have been entertaining friends from
Canada.
Miss Fannie Robinson. Of Portland,
who has been visiting Rev. Spencer
and family during the holidays. re-
turned home last Saturday.
VIM. Seaman has returned from
Grand Rapids. He was ACCOMPANIED
By his NICE, who viii make a short
visit here.
Henry Irving aid Geo. Baker were
in Midland City last week.
Robert Gamble and wife visited
friends in Breckenridge SUNDAY.
Miss Arvilla Davis visited friends
In Ithaca last week.
Mr.. Ogden has sold his farm To a
gentleman from OHIO.
VIM Seaman has SJld his farm 10
Andrew SchultheisS, OF near st. Louis
{. l.. Davis has sold 20 VIM. Gamble
Henry Irving has been entertaining
his father and mother from Isabella
county,
Cecil Allen, of Isabella county. is
visiting friends here.
The MethodiSts are holding special
meetings at the church every niyht.
l.. ID. Baker ordered a new bell for
the Methodist church last week.
Emerson Lodge |. O. O. +. No. 375
elected officers for the ensuing term
as follows: y. G. Allison Traver: V.
e., John Sanders; Sec, Herman Sha-
yer; Treas, Robert Gamble.
Victory Rebekih Lodge No. 1913
elected officers as follows: sc, Mrs.
Herman Shaver: V. g.. Mrs. Frank
Shaver: Sec Mrs. Adelbcrt Huntoon;
Finance Sec Herman Shaver: Treas
Mrs. Anna Eichorn: Chaplain. Mrs
Flora +. Baker.
The new officers Of the Methodist
sunday school are: Superb tendent.
J. j. Walters; Asst Superintendent,
\. NJ. Showers: Sec, Bessie Osburp.
Treas, Fred Bare; Lib, Ada Monroe
md Refine kaufman: Organist, Archie
Walters Chorister, Mrs. l.. ID. Baker.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11
Thousands Sent Into Exile

Every year large number OF poor suf.
ferers whose lungs are sore and rscked
with coughs are urged to go TO another
climate. But this il costly and not al.
ways sure. Don't be an exile when DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption
will cure you at home. It's the most
infallible medicine for coughs, colds,
and all throat and lung diseases on
earth. The first dose brings relief.
Astounding cures result from persistent
use. Trial bottles free at Sharrar &
Mulholland's. Price soc and n.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-11

Ell PASO. ARK Inn 10 1snn

TIL AHO' hkh., Jan. 10, 1899.
After having spent about ten years
suffering, the doctors finally con
fessed that they were unable 70 cure
me or do me any good. | moved to
Texas in search of health, bur found
II not. One day while suffering I'm.
tensely. a lady brought To me a bottle
4 DR.. j. II. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier and in.
sisted that | take IL. Without faith
| began TO take the medicine. and In
my glad surprise found, before / had
taken one-half OF a SOC bottle. I be-
gan TO improve. After taking four or
hve bottles | became well.
LULU BERRY.