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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS.
An Alma Lady Passed into the Life Beyona
Monday.

Mrs. James Mealer, "A highly sp ed
cit,z IN of Anna aud an old D., ~ Oh
Arcadia townsnIp, passed away at her
home on PARK 81. at lie o'c OK III IN
forenoon OF the % h iusi. she
b.ninl MI hstith tor ONE months WI
complexion of dis rs whlch
oulninatrd III All attack II aralSs at
six o'clock n. III on III date hb we m-n'
tion, and q, attn resulted about three
houts tr. The fun raj vas h. ld az
the Bapt g. church at Two o CLOCK p. III
on Medues ay and iutrrmeut wa- naue
In the Pntrhard GENET ~ b. . ue inc
r, ma, ms of her husband. james anu
VILLAIN A A de sou OF Ne"h' 3D.
bro h. rs Of the dec ased, were In attenu-
ance AT he funeral.
Mrs Mar, + izabeth And rson Meu'er
was born III L gln c unity, Ontario, OCT.
9Th lS32 Sue was the oldtr OF iami y
of Fix. ouly three o whom survive her,
Samuel T.. o. Alma, James n. Oh
h,sp.ria anu William A. Anderson "a
Fremont. NewayRo county Mlch.
Sne whs united In ma rimony WIN
James Menler. Dec. 2lst. 1853. who pre-
coded her TO the 'unSnown IN 1909
To Them w.r- born three IONS, Ja'hes
+. William +. and Melbourn A, all OF
"a HON IesiNe In "A ma
She came to his county win ner
husl and Dec. 10th. 1868, and soon ai'er
their arrival Lele her husband Pur
chased q farm four miles southwest OF
Alma where she resided until after the
death Of her companion When she moved
en- Alma. where she has reslued ior
ABOUT the last twenty years.
ID, ceased embraced religion wher
twtnty years OF sge aud uniied WIN
the. BaIt.sr church 10 the fal OF VIII n
she had ever held With ,arnest renaclty.
Her sterling worth as christian 'ahy
tius'y fri, nd al d consistent nelRhbor
can be told Only ~ these who knew her
best m time Of need. To her children
mother indeed. her life's work was
yerily an evenly spun thread, lie oil
consls ent chIi.tianiy.
She had been IN poor health forsevers
wears but n g untll the | 81 few month'
yaslt apparent that the hand 81 tnt
Germ Monster was Jain upon he
and whose relentless craps was slow J
but surely punching the Vita spark
Death cam- 10 her with oil the calm
ness Of pea, efu repose thereby evlnc' M
the comfort OF consistent christian
lie. "A complete reconciliation with HIN
wlois 10 judge the quick aud tn
dead"
How calm Is the action Of death,
On the iicy0n mind - the Just.
ASH ,ttly nipples their breast,
As II guilty oissOlv"s them 10 dust
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

nRDER OF HEARINGS State Cf Michh "a
~ Count, Of Giatloi. sat - session OF the
probate Court for SAID County. held at the Pro.
bate once IN be Village OF Ithaca un the ID
day Of ece Der IN the year one thousand
nine nuuured and two
Pres mt, Isaac s. seaver. Judge OF Probate.
I'm the matter at the estate or Betsey h
Shultr, inc mpeient.
On read n and fling he petition duly verified
VI rs G. g.. Mo gan, geard'Hn or raid incOm-
peient person, pra ing that she nay be 10, en-ed
H. sell al / rivate sHie all tn real estate de-
scrih, In said clifton or the purpose OF tx
pend ny and in, esting he proceeds.
TnereupOu II II - defeu, That Monday the
% n day OF recember next NJ ~ O'Clock IN the
forenoon be ussivued FOR he beniinR of snd
petition. AID that the next OF Kin
aud heirs-rt-law OF said q ceHe"d
and all Other Icrsons Interested m 81
estate are req tr' To app az alta session CT sid
Court then . he hO de II IN the Probate Ohice,
H. tue Village OF Ithaca aud show cause u auJ
there be, Why the payer CT the petitioner
shD ud not ne granted:
And L IS further ORDERED That said petitioner
give uOiICe 10 the p rsons interested IN sud
estate Of the pend'ucy ofsa petition. snd The
hearing thereof. los causing y copy OF this order
10 be tuhlisntd in the ALNA RECORD, n nt~ So
paper printed ana circulated in said County
three suCCe sivt weeks prtvl'u 10 said uAy OF
nearing Pa 4w Isaac -. SEAvER,
(otal.J "a true copy.) Jud. eoi Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
A Good Thing.

German Syrup is the special prescrip-
ton Of DR. A. poschee, a celebrated Ger
man physician, and is acknowledged to
be one OF the most fortunate discoveries
In medicine. 1t quickly cures coughs,
colds and lung troubles of the severest
nature, removing, as it does, the Cause
Of the affection and leaving the parts IN
A strong and healthy condition 1t is
not an experimental medicine, but has
stood the test of years, giving satisiac'
ton in every case which its rapidly IN
,reasing sale every season confirms
Two million bottles sold annually.
Boschees German Syrup was introduced
in the United States in 1868, and is now
sold in every town and village in the
civilized world Three doses will re
lieve any ordinary cough. Price Y
,ents. Get Green's prize almanac a
Snarrar & Mulhollands
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

nRDER OF HRARlNG: state OF Michigan,
" County Of rAtiot. IS: At a session 81 the
ar bate Court for the County Z Gratiot, toden
al The probate Utiicc. Ia 10 Village of Ithaca,
on III DAY. the -stn day of NOvembe-. III the
yea one Thousand hin. hundred two.
Present. Isaac =. Seaver, Judge OF Probate.
In The mat,er ~ the estate OF James l..
Shuts. d. ceased
on resding and filing the petitol. duly VERT
fed, Of VIM T. Pitt administrator OF said cs
tate, pra \ inY hat ~ may BE- censed TO sell A.
uubic ale "A II The real ert-te oescrlb, d IN SAID
pei ion for h. purpose OF paving debts.
The eupOn II is ordered. That Monday, the
2atn dav OF december. A. - 1912. AT 10 o clock
10 thu forenoon be Ass gned for the hearing OF
said petition and that the next az Kin md
heirs at law OF said deceased snd all other per-
sons iut ed ia sa ia estate are required TO
APPEAR at session OF said court, then TO be
holden AT he Probate Office. in the Village OF
Ithaca "A show cause. n any there lie, why he
prnNer OF The pctiuUneT should nOt be granted.
And II is further ordered, ! hat said pttiti' ~
give nOtic, to h. persons interested In said Is
tate of the ID, ndenry Of said lie ition, and nc
hea ring thereof. b. causing a copy OF TINS
orde 10 be- publ shed ia the ALMA kFCOhD. q
newspaper printed and CiTcu ated in said tuuu-
" OF titatIof Tor three successive weeks
nrevious TO 81 d day Of hearing.
Isaac :. SEAvER Judge ~ Probate
Seal) "a true cOpy) l2'5iw
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

DKOBATE NOTlCE;-State OF Michigan.
Il Coun of Grtlot, FRO ate Court for sad
COUNTY s.. Notice H. hrrehN given Tnut 10y
m order 81 tn, Probate Court for the county
of Gratiot made on the 2tth day Of NUveu ber'
ID ZOE. SLY mouths from That dat we're AL
lowed far creditors 10 pres nj their claims
against the estate ~ ALI heus Uevis late or said
cmniy. de seased. ana that all creditors ot seid
deceas' are REQUIRED TO present Their claims 70
- d PROBATE ouri. at the PTotate ONCE, Ia the
Village Of Ithac.. for examination ana allow
snce on or before the 24th day ~ May next
| and tn at such CLAIMS will be heard bef' re sale
| Court on Tuesday The 9th day OF February
| and on MONDAY the 25th da OF May next, at tel
| o'clock In the forenoon OF each Of those daye.
| Dated. ithaca, Noveub.r 25.h. A. ID 1902.
| (SealD ISAAC :. SEANER
| ii.ss4w Judge OF Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas. default hiss
vi be, made in the payment OF the money
e.cur, by "A mortgage dated the iouri' euth
DAY of july, A. ID. 1891. executed 10y Horace
B HulDert md Belle -. Hubert his wife, OF
Alma ountN at t,rSttut. Stete OF Michigan. 20
~ Michigan VII Oh said mortRaIe was rec rd'
ed in the ihc. Il rev lister of deeds or the cOuu-
IL of ratiot. state AZ Michigan, IN Liber O. OF
mortgages, ON page 427, on the 25i day or July,
a. -. 1891. at O'Clock a IN ana whereas, ld
mprtgHg.- hr- been uuiy ASSIGNED 10y the sHid
Elsie ampnell 10 4 y. Ttrthy. by assigumt NJ
benrns dute ectmber g. 1858. and eCordtd in
the office Of register of Oerus 81 the county OF
e. rattot, n the q daS OF March, A. D. 400, at
II o clt. a m IN llb, r g3 OF mortgages. on
page g1S uuu whcr, as the ann INT claimed TO
b.. due on said NOR gage at the date OF ms no
tiCe. l. a. sum OF one hundrro ana thirty lour
doilar- 1874 of principal nd iniere-t when -
the u hOl- amount ella med 10 be UNPAID on sara
mortgage. no sun or pro'e' dlng having
| be, n in-tttuttd al law 10 recover thu tbt now
| retnai, ing secured Toy s-id mortgage. ur Huy
| part m, reef wh"'eby the power OF sac con
| tanned in said mortgage mas become operative.
! Row. there tore. notice ~ hereby gwen, mat
! by vir,ue 81 said power OF sale. ana ~ phr-
| suAii. If The statute In such case made a.
provided th, said mortgage W u tie force osed
| 10y sale OF tie ptemiees tn rem dtscribed. NJ
| putlic auctiuu to tie highest It'd tr at lhe
! front door of the conrt hOus,. IN the Village oil
| Ithaca IN SAID county OF Graii' on me
seventh DAY 81 March next at ten O'ci, Oh in ne
! forenoon oi that day. which said prem ses are
described in esid mortgage rs follows, to"lt,
| Lot Two p in hlOck seven y 10 the NillaRe o.
| Alma county of Gratiut, ate oil NJ chlehn
according To The recorded plat thereon III ne
regis er- office IN the village oil ithaca' hlcni
gan.
PKANCIS PALMkR, T. r. ThBY'
Attorney mortgagee'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
Worse Than "a Blow

from hard fist is The buffet OF cold wind
uton pair OF improperly pot cttd
longs. few mil ut,s exposure e. cold
may be the b, ginning or consumption.
Luse neither time nor courage. F"itlfy
yourself against pulmonary troubles,
lnclud 'ng cousump ion. with Aliens
Lu 3sl-sm. A lew doses viii Loosen
the coup h and enable YOU TO get rid OF
the phls GIN that produces It, Cure soon
follows.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
Additional Local.

Beautiful calendars at Bivins d
RhoCes.'
Shopping made easy at Sharrar &
N llholland's.
Dr.. Geo. f. Butler went to Chicago
TUES lay night.
Slightly soilod copyrighted books at
Sharrar q Mulholland's for 81 cents.
AL. Wsgstaff lift Monday for
Coffeyville, Kas.. on short business
trip.
The contract has been let for adding
eight new C, IL to the county Jail. The
contract price was S2,255.
The American express Office is now
very nicely located in the Mills building
opposite the post flee.
Dec. 3ist il the date announced I T
the wedding of A d. Hallock, of this
Mace and Miss Myrtle HERON OF Itht ca.
T. NJ. Granger left Tuesday for
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, where he
expects to locate His family will not
ION him until IeXt lhll.
Mrs. Geo. Williams and children left
Tuesday for Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
e i'm MIR Williams who went there a
few months ago.
Emmer a. Foster, the proprietors OF
the new billiard paIlors, have dissolved
partnership, Mr. Foster purchasing The
interests Of Mr.. Emmer ana viii ynunue
the business.
Our merchants are making special
inducements on several Ines If winter
ods and their lines OF goods especially
appropriate for holidays ale very COM
plete and attractive.
Word has been received here that 9
bouncing ten pound boy was born tC
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Pas,more at Ct dar
Mich, on Dec Attn, and that the mothel
and child are dong well.
J. II. Apple has had bills printed a
this office for the purI ose OF advertising
an auction sale Of live stock, farming
implements, etc.. at Elwell today, com
mencing at ton O'Clock a. M, N.P. Cast
as auctloneer, The usual terms.
Owing t. the fact that he was Leaving
Michigan for California TO remain SOM
time, Henry Bansll resigned as super
visor OF Sumner township and on Mon
day of this week the township boar
met and appointed E. A. Potter to FL
the vacancy.
A. p. Lane, the present efficient an
popular county clerk. and Jay Aiversor
formerly of this p ace, have leased
store at Ithaca and will OK il with
fret class and up to.date hardwaI
line of goods. Both these gentleme
are hustltrs and they will no doul
meet with good success.
News was rec eived here on Tuesds
Of the death OF Mrs VIM. Long. M
Long will be remembered as form
student Of Alma college, located at K
Rapids. The remains were brought
Ithaca for burial Thursday. Mr.. Lon
has the sympathy OF his many frien
in Alma.
A call for the annual meeting OF q
Central Michigan beet Growers associ
ton has been made for Saturday, De
81, at two clock p. m. at the BethaI
Grange hall two miles east and o.
mile sou.h Of st. Louis. The meetiI
IL called for the election OF officers al
other matters Of importance thst m
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
ANNUAL CANADIAN EXCURSIONS
ANN ARBoR RAILROAD.

On December Is h, 10Th and 20 h the
Ann Artor railroad will sill excurs on
tickets at one fare for the round TRIP
eood To return until January 10th, 1903,
from all stations on ITS Nne C. points IN
Canada on the Grand Trunk Ry syst IN,
Michigan Central X r.. Intercoloi la
Rv. Canadiin Pacific Ry. To onto. Ham
n on & Buffalo and Wabash Ry's.
Inquire Of agents as TO time of trains
rout :. etc or address }. j. KIRBY, q T.
A.. Toledo, OHIO
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
ARDEK OF HEARING. State OF nicbtvsn
n Conrty n (,ratiOt -


Al n session OF the Probate Court for
said county be d al the Probate Once. IN tho
Village OF Ithaca on q . END day OF November
I'm the year one thousand nine hundred
two. 1907 Present, Isaac = S.Hver. Judg. Of
Probate. In the matter o. the estate 81 John K
Osb rn, deceased. on reading and fling inc
petition duly verified, OF A ,netta O.bOrn. widow
of "a Il dec ased. praying that the adminstr
ion Of ~. ID estate may be pr~ nted To the petit.
tOner or some other suitable person.
-hereupOn II ~ ordered That Monday the PIT d
day OF liecrmDe' next. al ten O'Clock IN the fore
moot be a-sIgLed for he hearing 81 said petit.
iiun, and the nctrs n Jaw OF said cecearrd aud
al other persons Interested In said estate
are required 20 appear al sessiOn OF said
Court then To be- hulien at the Probate ONCE
10 the Village or Ithaca and show cause, II
any here be, why he prayer OF the petitioner
should MOI be granted
Anh il IL further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice To the persons interest In said es-
tate OF the tendency of SAID petition, AID the
hea ring thereof, 10y causing copy ofthis order
To be published In the ALMA RECORD, a news
paper printed and circulated IN said county
for three successive weeks previous 10 saio day
OF hearing. ISAAC ,. SEAVbh,
"A true ccpyl Judge at ~ bate.
isEALI ll2S4w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
The Children's Friend.

There Is no use trying 10 persuade
American mothers that a sub-utute
exs,s for Perry Davis Painkiller.
They know how il relieves the troubles
az childhood. from D. rained arms and
les G. sromachsche. Other pr parations
may do good, Psinkill'r 10 certain to.
A big d ference, and he that has been
recognized for sxtv years. There Is
ut one Paink'ller, Perry Davis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

DOBATE NOTICE State OF Michigan Count,
i OF prhttot. Probate Court for said
g. uniy So Motto" - hereby gwen, Thai
by AL order OF The Probate COnri Tor ma
county OF bratint. mad" on the l7ih day ~
30, a. u. lS2 sN months from ihat eista
were allowed for creditors 10 prrhent thety
claim- against iie estate o. Illiam ~,ifrt.d
lHie OF SAID ounty, d' erased. aud that al cred
li"It "i .sld n"' easeh ar" required 10 present
their claims 10 said Probate Court M the pro.
bate once. IN The Village az Ithaca for xauIn.
alton and allowance. on or before. the l7lh a .
of MAY next. and that such ella M viii bs
hes I'd bef' re- s-d Court on Tues DAY th, n n a..
Of February nnd oh Monday the 18Th da, of
May, next, al ten o'clock In the foreman
OF Gu OF those days.
Dated. Ithaca. November rs h. A. ID. 1902
ISAAC =. SEAvER,
n-2S4w tSeall judge OF Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
MIDWINTFR HOLIDAYS.

One and one thnd fare TO al points on
the r. re Mnquttte, aud TO all oin's on
connecting INES, incluhlnR Caihha'
Ask agents for particulars. Tickets on
sale Dec. mber "a % ana 81. 1907 goa
70 return up TO aud inc!uainE January
> IqO3 l240 Wv
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS EXCURSIONS
Via Grand Trunk Railroad system.

One and one.'hird fare Tor the round
trip. Going OATS. Dec. Gath, 25'h, and
3st, 1909. and January, LIT 1903. All
t,cte's valid returning snv dav 10 ~ q
ino ludlne January 2nd, 1908 For furth
er information call IN your local agent
or write 10 Geo w. Vaux, A. q. +. &
7. A., Chicago. Ill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
IN AIM A.
Every Claim is Sacked by Local
eStimOny.

EVeryCIalm Is baCkeO by LOCdi
Testimony.
IL the reader wants anything stronger
than he opinions and -xperieuces OF his
ne,ghbors, " hat can IT be?
VT NJ. a. Ramon, OF south State St 4,
SAYS: IL had kidney complaint more or
less ever nc IVES In the army. Whli9
IN the service ! vas taken down with u
severe attack of diarrhea. lie became
chronic and il was long time before
got over It Our medical service then
was very POOR compared with what "
was during the Spanish American war.
| finally got over the diari hen, but
weakn, IS of the kidneys ana a. tunes
t-rrIi la b.t che were notlceatle
About four years ago | made IT p to
Deunison, in Crawford Co., Iowa. ana
while there | had Hn ATTACK ot kidney
trouble Nv back he'd terribly and a
weakness If the kan eNs was annovii
aud distressing. / h. ard Of Doan's KID
ney Pills ana ct "A toX They cured
me Of that attack in few days Som1
! little time Az there WAS "A recurrence oil
/ the trouble. | had lot forgotten The
benefit received from the use OF Doan {
Kidney Pills in the west. 20 l went uI
10 Bivins q Rhoies' drug sore. pro
cured box, commenced The TT atmenl
aud began TO improve right away.
bought second one and II stopped th'
bachache and relieved the urinary diff
culues. / am rot entirely cured nor d'
ever expect 70 be, as am 80 years old
but Doin's Kidney Pills never fail tC
BRING qutk relief, to patch me up, anC
TO ward off any serious trouble.
Sold for 80 MS pr box by all deal
ers. r. ser Mllbu'n 90 Buffalo, n.
sole sgen's for the United States he
member the name, Doan's, and take n
other
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

Great tonic. braces body and brain
drives awav all impurities from your
svsrem. Makes yuu well X cps you
well. Rocky Mountain Tea, 300. Biv
ms * Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19

IL excites the wonder OF the world, q
mage remedy. liquid electricity, that
drives away suffering aud disease.
Rocky Mountain Tea, S5c. Bivins 81
Rhodes.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
See Me-.

NO. For sale, 40 acres of land; as
under cultivation House,
orchard and we'll Price, so25
No. 2-For sale. 30 acres OF land, all
under cuI,lvatlon, 4 miles from
Alma, good house, barn,
splendid orchard and terms
right.
No. 3-For sale, lots and room
frame house, flowing we'll, cis-
tern, plenty OF i.uit. Price,
$3.50.
No. a. lots, fine location, $50 each.
NO. 6-For sale, good house and three.
fourths OF land, flowing we'll,
plenty of ruit, etc.
No. 6-For sale, farm near Carson
City, I2I acres, farm house and
barn, can be made very nice
and home like place. Price,
$50 per acre.
No. 7-For sale, brick store and lot in
the village of Middleton, good
property at bargain.
No. $40 acres Of land, mile from
Alma, terms TO suit purchaser
No. els fine residence in Alma
terms easy.
No. lois a good frame house anC
barn IN Alma Price, fI2oo
terms TO suit purchaser.
No. Ills a good frame house an'
barn in Alma. Price, $1,000
terms very easy.
No I2-Is a farm, five miles iron
Alma, so acres, IS under cult
walton, good barn. Price, Is
! per acre, terms to suit purchas
eIs.
No l3-Good room frame hous,
good location. Price, 800.
r No. 14-A desirable property in Aims
Ioroom house, cistern, wei
good barn, etc. $1,000, terms
y
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-12-19
Another Drop in Meat.

p. T. Barghart announces another
drop in the prices Of meat Pork is now
on the decline and Mr.. Banghart be
lieves in giving his customers the bene-
Ar The following prices are quoted !:
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-13

the morgue the day he passed me along
in the Saratoga Convention. After this
his address is I'd. B. HILL Dead House.
Compartment 10. Handle with care"
It's funny thing how a human re-
frigerator like Hill has been able to
make people think he was a real live
one for so many years. Ever shake
hands with Hill? No? Ever go into a
market on a cold morning and pick up
fish? Yes? Then you've shaken
hands with Hill
OF course Hill won't stand pat and
admit that he lost. He is doing the
old stunt of hollering fire from under
the bed When Bryan was 1t in the
Democratic party Hill got into his cage
up in Wolfert's Roost, locked the doors
on the inside, and the only time neo-
pie knew he was alive was when fhav
heard him snore.
This year he thought there was
chance to get busy. He gets his 81
Democrat" sign out, puts Some
axle grease on his peanut cart and roes
up and down the state telling peonIe
that he sets better table at his honsa
than Ben Odell sets 1 don't think
anybody believed him. at that he
looks like he lived on cracked ice and
olives. Gnu
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-13
Organization CompIeted

Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. 12.-The for
mai organization of the Consolidated
naval Stores Company was completed
here to-day and the representatives
of the naval stores firms, who attend
ed the meeting, have gone home The
statement was given out that the
company ratified the officers and di-
rectors as previously selected. the
president of the company being w. c.
Powell of Savannah The combine
Will begin active operation as such on
January 1. Other meetings will be
held here before that time.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-13
DEVERY'S RESPECTS TO HILL.
Political "HOldOut Man" who LII
on Cracked Ice and Olives.

From the New York Tribune.
William S. Devery, who was turned
down at the Saratoga Convention on
the order of David B. Hill, had all his
hired men support Mr.. Hills candidate,
Bird S. Coler. 1t went against the
grain, however, and yesterday, after
thinking it over" he INDUCED in few
light pleasantries with reference to Mr..
Hill to a reporter of the Evening
World. Mr.. Devery said:
Some time ago l said that David B.
Hill was political holdout man, who
wouldn't go into the game unless he
could feel the marks on the cards
through pair of boxing gloves. He
had the cards marked this time all
right, but one night after he had been
smoking political dope and was shak-
ing hands with himself in the White
House, somebody stole the deck from
under his liver pad and changed the
marks. Now, l amt playin'. no search
lights on myself as prophet, but
Hills finish was as plain to me all
through this campaign as the Flatiron
Building is to man in front of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
He rung the bell at the front door of
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-13
MnY Lose EYeNirhf.

Atlanta, Nov. 12.-Dr. Steve Harris,
of LAGRANGE, who was brought here
to-day ON account of an accident, may
lose his eyesight The accident was
caused by an explosion which result
ed from pouring nitric acid into a bot
tie of muriatic acid. The physicians
here are DOING everything possible for
him, but his eyes are badly injured.
DR.. Harris is a graduate of the State
University and is well known all over
the state.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-13
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Several Gases Carried Up From sa
Vannah Tribunals

Atlanta, Nov 12.-The Supreme
Court to-day rendered the following de-
cisions:
Groves VS.. state. before Judge Bar
row, Chatham Superior Court. Fish j.
Mere preparatory acts for the COM
mission of crime. not proximately
leading to its consummation. do not
constitute an attempt to commit the
crime. Judgment reversed.
Mahlay VS.. state, before Judge Bar
row, Chatham Superior Court. Fish j.
This case is controlled by the decision
rendered this day in Groves VS.. state
ante So, Judgment reversed. mo fur
Their opinion.)
Weaver VS.. state, attempt at arson,
before Judge Barrow, Chatham Supe-
rlor Court. Judgment affirmed.
Mcintosh VS.. state opprobrious
words; before Judge Barrow, Chatham
superior Court. Judgment affirmed
Beliinger VS.. state, before Judge Nor
wood, City Court of Savannah. Judg-
ment affirmed.