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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28
Can't Keep It Secret.

The splendid work of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills is daily coming to
light. No such grand remedy for
Liver and Bowel troubles was ever
known before. Thousands bless
them for curing Constipation, Sick
Headache, Biliousness, Jaundice
and Indigesti IN. Try them. 25c at
w. J. Cox and Cos.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

Unofficial returns from all
districts, except Nos. z, II,
one box in No. II and IS,
have been received and are
given below.
The contest for County
Court Clerk between Craw-
ford and Prewitt is close, and
it will take the full returns
to decide the result.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

THE Iowa legislature is the
latest to pass a resolution ia
voring the election of United
States Senators by dire C t
vote. With the exception of
a few Senators, the people of
the United States generally
are in favor of this method.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

You will never wish to take an
other dose of pills if you once try
Chamberlain Stomach q Liver
Tablets. They are easier to take
and more pleasant in effect. They
cleanse the stomach, regulate the
liver and bowels. For sale by w.
J. Cox, Bolivar; J. w. Nuckolls,
Toone
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

THE BULLETIN is issued
one day late this week in or
der to give the result of yes
terday's primary. A tabu-
lated statement of the official
returns will be printed next
week.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

When you wake up with bad
taste In your mouth you may know
that you need a dose of Chamber
lain's Stomach 81 Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach, i'm
prove your appetite and make you
feel like new man. They are easy
to take, being sugar coated, and
pleasant in effect. For sale by w.
j. Cox, Bolivar; J. w. Nuckolls,
Toone.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28
ELECTION
RETURNS.

Levi S. Woods, Circuit Judge.
Jas. A. England, Attorney General
S. T. Smith, Sheriff.
S. H. Jones, Circuit Court Clerk.
R. N. Mitchell, Trustee.
M. L. Webb, Register.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28
STATE SENATOR.

We authorized to announce j. q. JACKSON,
of Hardeman county, a candidate for State Sen
atOr from the Twenty sixth Senatorial District,
composed of the counties of Benton, Decatur, Har-
deman Hardin and McNairy, subject to the action
of the Democratic party.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

No. 16, Teague-Woods Is, Nc
Dougal 33, England -, Howard 30,
Smith s, Doyle SO, Hudson ., Craw-
ford u, Pre- witt 50, Jones Al, Dow
dy 2, Mitchell "a, Bishop 81, Bree-
den l, Webb l, Seddens 4, Conner
Al, McAnuIty l, Sammons ?.
No. II, Hollywood-Woods q,
McDougal SO, England 95, Howard
s, Smith 10, Doyle Al, Hudson 40,
Crawford "a, Prewitt IS, Jones IS,
Dowdy l6, Mitchell 81, Bishop As,
Wilson 3, Jacobs 5, Webb %, Sam
mons ,, McAnulty 3.
No. 10, Pocahontas-Woods 40,
McDougal l, England 81, Howard
8, Smith SO, Doyle 2, Hudson IL,
Crawford 4, Prewitt Al, Jones 5,
Dowdy 45, Mitchell 80, Bishop IL,
Wilson 81, Webb 90, Sammons .,
Seddens 2.
No. 20, Neutrality-suspicious. 10,
McDougal 20, England %, Howard
5, Smith u, Doyle 10, Hudson 5,
Crawford %. Prewitt 10, Jones s.,
Dowdy 4, Mitchell 20, Bishop II,
Sadler l, Seddens 4, Newsom l,
McAnulty 10, Summons u.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

We are authorized to announce H. E. CARTER
as a candidate for Representative from Hardeman
County, subject TO the action of the Democratic
party.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce W. J. cox as
a candidate for Representative from HardeIuan
County subject to the action of the Democratic
party.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

When you plant your gar
den, be sure to plant good
Seeds. ''Burpee's are the
best.' At Durrett IS.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

No. l, Grand Junction-Woods
SO, McDougal Is, England 46,
Howard "a, Smith SO, Doyle 80,
Hudson SO, Crawford IA, Prewitt
81, Jones 90, Dowdy SO, Mitchell
65, Bishop Al, Wilson 80, Jacobs
7, Breeder 3, Webb 25, Summons
10, Seddens 4, Newsom 2, Conner
7, McAnulty %.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

No. i, Saulsbury-Woods 40,
McDougaI IA, England 81, Howard
?, Smith 6, Doyle 80, Hudson 20,
Crawford 30, Prewitt %, Jones 5,
Dowdy so, Mitchell A, Bishop u,
Wilson 5, Jacobs 2, Webb 81,
Summons 7, McAnulty Is.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1902-03-28

No. 2, Hickory Valley-Woods
70, McDougal 38, England 70, How
ard 50, Smith IS, Doyle 60, Hud-
son II, Crawford 40, Prewitt 6s,
Jones 50, Dowdy Sc, Mitchell 81,
Bishop %, Wilson l, Webb 2,
Summons u, Seddens 4, Newsom
4, McAnultY 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
lgrTgR FRoM clus 80.
IN Which the Ecisor Of the Eagle Is
Informed OF Some Things.
col n NJ luraoek

col. II. NJ Nurdock.
Dear SIR
Probably there is To man in southwest
Kansas OF Oklahoma 50 much salsed e
o. TIRE women Just Rew as yourself. and
III on account ~ the caustic editorials
7t tne Federation a Womens Clubs
- los Anrelcs- Perhaps voa have aeea
dsirzed Nith pr5teszs from club Va-nsa
ard care far no r9re cozaulunications,
aat rse..aa read what one club Hornssn
whs Is not angry has n say JudeEs tae
uomens Cub from youy pciat e v'eN-
v1ur rcrarks are nr-ogos- has dear SIR,
yaur view Is sskant- II the first place
vou .cerfase the clubs wh7 make ID the
Federation with IRE " G r. e aaa
saarase ciubs. RE eere noir q Haaas'
beside Yourself .av I nos tell yoa My
cua experience cf the club here
II the arst place. an The mother e
four hoxs three in school a1a one "a a
ros.ri1n # considerable responsibility
Du-lne thslr infancy The cniy siinrses
q the outside weird causht AS
through The boo.zs read to them and
after thev slept when the younseSt wss
old enough q eater scheol. / vas invited
70 .osa , literary cise. IS TIE aosr Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18

| sonal adornment Of household ornaments
4 10 which they attach sentimental inter
est The ScandlnaVisns bring with then
more baggage than the Immigrants from
any other part OF Europe. Close behine
I them come the English and French
| Roughly speaking, the immigrants froEE
| the northern part Of Europe bring lar
ger quantity Of personal effects thar
/ those from the southern section Of the
/ Continent The ECO immigrants on the
/ Celtic from Liverpool who arrived on sat
urday last. brought with them rs pieces
Of checked baggage. exclusive Of about
go pieces Of hand-luggags. This Is about
| two-thirds more than the same number
OF persons from the south OF Europe
would have brought
FIungarians siovakS. Greeks. Sicilians.
and other south Europe people are called
walkers BY the basgsEemen o. Ellis
Island. because Of the small quantity 81
heavy luggage they bring Wien they
cmigra.e from their homes.
During the last month q ss7 pieces Of
baggage we're received az Ellis Island,
examined and sent 70 various parts q
the country About 400 pisces were
handled on both May 3 and T. and the
number viii increase daily as tire season
advances. II is the sort Of baEEago. too.
that would drive the hagEagsmastsr Il
great railrad station 10 dstraction-
Il T. al frau ard poorly made. and the
individual pieces are 81 shaped As O.
make then most dificuit 20 handle.
Much of Il IS wholly unmarked. and
even When L Is marked. the hserogiyEhics
are IN many instances undeciphcrabie-
The government makes no charge Cor
storage. ard the immigrant may X he
wishes. leave his trunk o. boz % the
island for a year. notwithstanding thsse
dfneulties, It is seldom nat = piece -
lost
II Is said that the old customs iuspse-
tors and those experienced ia handling
the baggage q tire immigrants can tell
a = glance from the contents q has
lust What part - Europe SIS ewner has
come from NeaTiy always ire Italians
bring over Tine. trusts OIL OF nuts the
english ard the Scotch xiii have E piece
OF tweed or heavy cloth, ard tie irish
bring friczs K e exceptional ~hen ne
s.irnness II the material rssoarces - TIE
immigrant - not 2 fhinE 81 rnzrFsl a.
They come azzF fror1 theiT homes ard
;hefr friends % a strange country ard
among ar alien pespie- brinEiHx issz
clothing ard fever pe-soral s1sets thar
,se average American wcrkizg man
would drag CIT q bsFuins houss. 80
natter how asspsrata kis riisht- ore
rslzht fairly concipas fhzf TIE ifrraiErant
rad csoss- win - ifris Tegarr f1r ~
reeds 81 the ran Eha vas saving 30
tssruias household Effects
ssusents e t1s sh.losoThT - re srrnst-
grants haxras- have never nees arr 80
sef.rrine or theo-v . secretion thss .
sos1l1 - al cars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
ODD BAGGAGE OF EmleRANTs.
Those Coming From Italy Bringing
Over the Least

New York. May i7.-FiOFia Niucenzo
has coma over. bringing all his worldly
goods. 10 become one OF Us. He has no
doubts OF what the future holds IN store
for he has wooed the Goddess Of Good
Fortune boldly ana as becomes 4 man
: Of action. That she viii turn her fair
and lovely face fun upon him and smile.
/ he is assured. FIorio IS fourteen years
+ old ne comes from Palermo. lie Is now
/ on Enis Island. but tomorrow. With some
+ hundreds Of MS fellow voyagers across
I the ocean he will Be brought across %
the Barge Ofscs and thrust forth 70 the
ravenous pack who lie in wait there %
/ fleece the Argonauts. lie VIII Be lucky
+ II he gets through the press Vifhsut
/ feeling the weight of the rough hand OF
+ one Of the buTly irish policemen.
Fioris Is travelling light When a. the
request % the kindly faced customs IN
spector he opened his cheap canvas vailse
10 show that he was not cheating Els
adopted government BY smuggling IN any
q the many thousand articles that
might hurt ar infant Industry. il was
apparently empty save sar pair q dis
credited and much worn shoes Fiorio
bowed. cap in hand and his white teeth
flashed as he smiled susvely-
= am a poor man. nahleraan, seeking
ny fortune
There vas an odor that the inspector.
man gray in the service. knew. He
picked Up cns CT the shoes and extracted
from Il. after some nanipuia tinn.
creased ard crumHied hunk CT bologna
sausage The other shoe was stuffed 70
is capacity with a zoft. sticky, aud AK
sressiveiy fragrant mass OF Italian
cheese A SUE Of Italian money eaufva-
Ient &c about IA and the clothes he
stands IN. together with his cheese his
sausage and his old shoes. forn the
bass On which Floro exTects q rea-
ria fortune Wide Tire izc stocd hrizht-
EYED and alert watching the inspector. f.
= Young tr.okasn losfed by and Re-
rarded the uez arrival WIKI deep dis I
favcr
IT'S THE likes q re that WORKS for Ire I
likes q hin. Re said You cant keep i
these Gulaeys from maxim zacu~y-
Psetro Flzr=zi T. a E-zy-hziret. re1rd- /
shoulder ard zizsued "a - rs face
He TOO. has cone % make RS forzs1e- (
Ills implement. consist - cne Sa6soeksa ]
canvas vzlsse tired with 7zper an1 csz-
tai-inE tso stripes eottcE shirts cns
zeck=-rhssf CT ysIlsE SIX With hlss 4
fozerx ars eSzes- cne back hsf fs-sses 4
ard vcrul. o1e waistcoaf- tvo pairs =
wooren hose e gag design. oas SIX =
underwear oze plrt q osf~s 81 ard
hcut hzls a reck q lard brad lash
soaca i-t7 hssrzit rztn this zerut1e
the ;ssg l7rlsdet = grzTt - vssErsz7
wlze q TIE rich 7zrrfe HE &c Say by
II TIE chezr -ezstErz5-s sd CAFES y
Sz7ies Cz-~lesssT Fsetrc sizzE his vzltze
frur- s.s sss1lter. a-1 SMASHED Els Nof-
ue d-e7chtre - stsre - h.srsite- ~
ard rs comparisons zzzcAeS th<-
E-teallv gz,n ths s1Vpsy VA sxnzgstrt
me cczz<rss q "a as<s ard boxes Z
the sczzsi-z~tR.z- Ez<zssh- scosrh. sne
IRISH are usEz7y Esore ss~er~@ = es1s-
acter. Tnxy e<1zg o<er articles CO per-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
Because OF an Error Over Twenty
Years AGO.

Years Ago.
New York. May T-Because OF ar
error in book keeping committed twenty
years ago and for which he was not per
sonaily responsible city Treasurer VII
( liam Malcolm. Of Passaic. y J.. yester
DAY turned over 20 the county clerk a.
Patterson deeds and securities for every
( penny OF his own and his wifes prop
erty.
This property is valued a; ss1 az. u
( includes the house he and his wife live
+ in. his other real estate holdings and ali
/ his stocks. bonds. and cash in bank. al
IF which represented the savings OF a
lifetime
/ Dir. Malcolm gave as the reason for
his act OF sacrifice the wish 20 protect
from loss the thousands OF poor persons
who had invested their savings In the
Mutual Loan and Building Association.
/ in connection Of Which the error in book
keeping occurred. The shortag caused
hy The error amounted to 81. nso
Mr. Malcolm said yesterday that Re
did rot regret having ruined himself
and his family by renouncing his prop
eTty. He said It was the only course
open 20 hiEs as an honest man
Tt IS ali NJ misfortune. and an a
yoser. while the stockholders are the
gamers. ne added
The Maleulms have been conSpicuous
in The social and business lie q as
sale. lie IS treasurer Of The city and
has been secretary and treasurer Of the
Building and Lean Association. o1e Of
the strongest Institutions q the kind
IN New Jersey. for twenty years
No court action q azv kizd had been
taken. nor vas any contemplated. Mr.
Malcolm Is advanced in years The zor-
~ Incidental &c The discovery Of the error
has seriously affected his health
TIE error made twenty wears ago and
for which Mr.. Malcolm now makes r.
dress occurred IN his a-st annual report
when the amount q dues owned BY the
stockholders q the CompaEy wzs cred
red 70 assets TAis has been s0as ever
yesr unril the present month when TIE
arnsunt rsached ss7s go J e Coukliag.
q the state oosrd 81 Exznlnerx. dis
covered the shortage ard quickly ssoer-
tanned The error respc-slhIe
AR Malcolm was notified sna ire rev
elssion nearly Frustrated hiu. lie SUI
rendered yesterday ali his worthy pos-
y tie City Conucn and Nayor Gilbert
p. BoEsrt. who fled the deeds ard 6ocu-
mems w5th TIE couaty CLERK
The razior CT a t=hc!eacy quickly
spread Among IRE per pes7ie n Pas
safe and they gathered about the ofsees
e tne associatioa- Runners nat IRE city
had los, rscre fhsn So @ae zrs 6enie1
By the osscsais- Nr- Nslcoln IS accounts
WiIl - audited however.
M Malcolm conducted szrEs station
err All roy ssa-e On Main svenEe- re
Is e leader il mary lodges aid socs-s.ss
ard acted zs treasurer for several His
acouars "A ar & .Een a-s rsporssr 4
be correct he zrk shs stecShosssrs
q The association have res9.c TX fFuIfs
% he error hy recesFizg iarSer ttr.drnLs
tssn their stock warranted. tbs extra
interest seoUau-S f7E the nancy less
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
TWENTY ARE To
Be GRADUATED
From Paramount College Last
of This Month.
DR.. GEORGE is COMING
He Will Deliver the Principal
Address of the Occasion.
DR.. GEORGE is COMING

1 Commencement week az Paramount Gel
I legs viii begin this year With the las
day OF May and continue throughout N.
major portion OF the fret week OF June
( Twenty graduates from the varsou de-
/ psrtnents Of this institution viii b.
awarded with the conventional Sheep
skin" Orstory. music. chorus singing
receptions and commencement gown.
VIII be the order OF the week. Com
mencement is naturally the climax OF a
years work; the occasion on which tbs
young graduate confidently proposes q
solution for ali the problems which per-
pick the nation.
William Potts George, D. D. IL. D..
prominent platform orator has been
secured by President Morrison 10 deliver
The chief address OF the week. DR.. George
VIII doubtless prove a very me attrac-
ton and was invited TO come 10 wichita
on the recommendation Of S. Parkes Cad
man, pastor OF one OF the most inffuen-
tial churches in New York City. The
Value OF a Man" VIII be the subject OF
this address. While the commencement
events are free admission 10 this lee
tuTe viii be by ticket; 10 charge. how
:,
which can be had on application. The
lecture win be delivered in the audi
forum Of the Plymouth church Tuesday,
evening, June ;.
The Bsecalaureate address will be de-
hvered BY President y. J. Morrison on
Sunday morning al Plymouth. DIT. Mor-
risen has delivered in the past some
notable sermons and OF this occasion
will doubtless present very fine ad-
dress. ''Acquaint Now Thyseit With
Him, viii be the presidents address,
Class Day exercises will doubtless. as
heretofore be among the most sttrac-
tive events OF the week. The character
OF these exercises are a profound secret.
The class OF 80 Is planning some start
ling surprises and are sure 10 create fun
at the expense OF the students and in
structors.
commencement exercises proper and
awarding OF diplomas will take place on
Wednesday morning. June 1. followed by
an alumni dinner in the afternoon and
grand reception in the evening. The
full schedule OF events are here given:
Class Day Exercises. Saturday. May
81. p. n, College Chapel
BdcealauTeate Address. Sunday, June
1. 1870 &. m. Plymouth Church.
Graduating exercises OF Academic De-
partment, Monday. June. s ?. m. Col
lege Chapel
ANIMAL address before the Literary So
cieties By DR.. George. Tuesday. June q.
: p. m. Plymouth Church
Commencement, Wednesday. June 4. 10
s m. Plymouth Church.
Alumni Banquet 2 D m.
Commencement Reception, ?. m. Col
lege Building.
Professor MarshaHs. chorus classes
have received splendid training through
the year and with the assistance OF Miss
Whims. piano students viii furnish Song
and music at al these exercises. A good
number % out-of-town visitors viii De
present to enjoy the intellectual festivi-
ties
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
caINEsE ED plsAPeEARs

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
AT DRUGGISTS

At DRUGGISTS.
The Fscsu Package is enough for srensry ss>ssisz
The Fsry Bette sixty ssuss. contains s4seiy FER ysss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
WANTS AGA FREEDOM
Mrs chsriot.e ~ 1syt q Ns'~ fors
Seeks ciscrre.

Seeks DEscTre-
Ssz YORK. Nay T7.-aTK- CrsTiefte -.
How. zhs = b=inE sssed ~ her ~ Sos
zt-s hzsazat. Hsshsn y. Herr. 80 asts
a7raczfso- 20 haVs ~ ease Trsa3 before
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net cry ds1les as her susesns scrg-
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west ElrsfF-eishta rf-~er azz1 lzst
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
SACRIFICED LIFE's SAVINGS

Mrs. -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18

, ne secretaFl|- or the several county
committees or Of county conventions ara
feque sted TO forward 70 the urdersis---
secretary. II ToDeka A certified CODY 0
the credentials Of the delegates. so IL
they may b. received al Topeka not later
than the 18th OF Nav that the stats
committee NAV be able 20 prepare 3
roster Of az those entitled 70 Darticf-
pate in the preliminary organization %
tie convention
Bv order Of the committee.
Dated m T0neka. Kansas Feb 6 1904
MORTON AIBATGH. Chairman
7. 7. KELLY. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
EERUBLICAE DELEGATE con
EENTTDE

There viii be delegate convention OF
tne hepUeiiaans OF Sexswick County, held
saturday. june 9Th. 1892. at the hour OF
l-Ao clock a. m Tor the purpose Of nom
mating Probate Judge. County Treasurer.
sheriit, County Clerk. Register Of Deeds.
District CLERK. County Attorney. County
surveyor. Superintendent OF Public m
strlctlon. Coroner. and the election Of a
County Central Committee
he delegates shan be elected by prf-
maries. held il each township IN the
county. from o clock r. m. 10 . O'Clock
p m. on THURSDAY June 9TH 49,. and in
each ward IL the city of Wichita from I
elQSN p ~. q oclock D. n, az usual
places for hoIdiuE such elections
The basis - superintendent shall be one
celesate AZ large for each voting precinct
y the TOW nships and one for each ward
n the city. and each township and ward
shal Dc entitled % one delegate Tor each
= votes or major fraction thereof cast
Tor George a. Clark for Secretary of
state ar The November election OF 800
Each ward aud township iu the County
snd state n-iH be entitled % representa-
ton as follows.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-18
SzFpgLrcAN STATE convgNTso,

There VIII De a delegate convention OF
ne Republicans OF Kansas. held IN the
CITY Of Wichita. on "Wednesday thr 81
say OF Nay. $50. 81 the hour OF 0 clock
= m. 1or the purpose o. nominating.
ecTm OF two years.
One Justice cf the supreme cGE-t for 4
tern OF four years.
Three justices OF the supreme court for
. term OF six years.
1greSs-naE-zt-larEe.
GoveFOar
Lieutenant goTeraoz.
Eecretary % state.
Treasures.
Auditor
Attorney general.
Superintendent Of puSlic Instruction
Insurance eeEn lssioner.
The election o. 2 store central commit
ses
The delegates shall be elected n such
rasnaeT ana az such time and under such
rules and regulations as may be pre-
scri5ed By the county central committees
% the respective counties The basis g.
SpDortionnasuE shan be one dsleEate
large t0r e7cn county and one delegate
eoc each two hundred votes OF major f-ac-
Secrstory @ staEe at the November eiec.
ton IN 1896 Provided. that no county
eh5ll have .ess than two DELEGATES IN
olroing delegate AZ large and that ten
coti1to1al ceieg2tes ae accorded Lea
worth county By reason ol the vote 81
fae Soldiers Hone. under which appor-
tfonment the several counties viii De
entitled 70 representation at the state
cogVeHLiogs Is follows.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-11-21
SOOTHING SHOPPING.
4 Peaceful Experience at the East
Morley General Emporium

| ! ne exhausted shopper sank upon
the sofa, while from the open mouth
OF her reversed Boston bag poured a
cascade of little parcels freshly strug
gled for ut the Monday bargain coun
tiers
oh, she cried, why does one have
10 shop in the city, Everything is SO
hurried, confused, complex. distractng
ana nerve destroying, If were only
back at East Morley!
Last summer while | was there |
had 10 buy yard of dark blue ribbon.
ana | drove over To the one store at
the crossroads To get it. 1t took some
hve minutes 10 convince the amiablc
proprietor that really wanted dark
blue and could not Ice persuaded to ac.
cept light instead which he considered
more suitable ana becoming 10 a fair
compleNiuncd person of my years; he
added reaSSuringly that anybody under
forty was not too young for baby blue.
Another five minutes were given mp
10 his incredulous reluctance to believe
That two inches wide would not do as
well as three. especially MS the three
men width had been mislaid on top
shelf and he would have to get step
ladder 10 get 10 down Several more
minutes passed i'm the search for the
ladder lis lahorlous portage from the
cellar us erection ana repair with
piece OF tWin'. the braces being broken
ana his hnoI ascent 10 the dim and
dusty upper region, whence the box of