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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-09-12
HOSs55a UlcINIrY.

G. 5. Young was in Owosso Tuesday
Mrs. W 5. Turck was in Grand Rapids
Thursday.
When you want a good shave call on
Earl Clark.
Mrs. J. w. Dean returned from Detroit
Monday night.
w. A. Bahlke returned from Spring
field, No, Monday.
Miss Lena Turck visited friends in
Cedar Lake Thursday
Get a nice juicy roast for your Sun.
day dinner at BanPhart'
Jas Ferguson left Thursday morn.
ing for two days trip TO Saginaw
Miss Lulu Granger is again behind the
counters at f E Pollasyk's dry goods
I store.
Any one finding a village order for
SG.9l payable TO @ f Brown, please re-
turn to this Office.
I Chas. Humphreys new blacksmith
shop is nearly completed and will soon
be ready to occupy.
The ladies are invited to look over the
large line Of pattern hats Monday, Sep.
TENDER 10th, at Mrs E. A. Bivins.
w K. Hanson has been appointed a
member of the school examiners for
Gratiot county in place Of f f. Fell.
resigned
The handsomely embossed souvenir
programs for the court house dedication
is Ithaca Wednesday were a product Of
the RECORD job rooms.
Tunis Creech, who has been employed
in Sharrar q Mulholland's drug store
during the past three years has gone to
Big Rapids where he will take course
in pharmacy in the Ferris Industrial
School.
The wierd "everglade" scene, faith
full production of the greatest sub.tropi.
cal swamp in the world, TO be seen only
in act four Of "The Diamond King" at
the opera house Saturday night. Seats
on sale at Sharrar q Mulholland's
J. O. Lewis in that familiar rural
comedy of Isl Plunkard drew out a
crowed house Tuesday night. The play
has been rewritten considerably and
otherwise strengthened, an improve
ment over the play as produced here
during the past eight or ten seasons.
We notice that Bivins g. Rhodes, our
leading druggists, have secured the
agency for Majors NEURAL Pills, the
new discovery for neuralgia of the stom.
ach, and all forms Of dyspepsia. Neu.
Raj Pills have attracted wide attention
by their phenomenal cures. We con-
gratulate them. i224.4w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-09-12
Trying PANS.

and other cooking utensils used in the
household should be
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-09-12
-. enamel Dare.

This has many advantages over iron or
common tlnware. Costs little more,
Of course, but the increased strength
and durability amply repays this This
ware cannot rust, is not affected by
acids and is easily kept clean. We now
have a complete line, and our prices are
very pleasing.
Smith & Glass.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15
GEORGE ABE IN NEW YORi
He Signs Contract to Write Libret
tos for Comic Operas.

George AIDE. whose "Artie" stories
and Fables in Slang have been pop
ular during the last five years. has ar
ranged to live il New York hereafter
and devote his attention to writing
comic opera librettos.
Mr.. AIDE and Henry E. Savage. pro-
prietor of the Castle Square Opera
company. met in the latter's Office in
the Knickerbocker Theatcr building
and signed contract whereby Mr.
AIDE binds himself to write stage com
positions for Manager Savage until
1905.
One of Mir. AIDES comic operas. The
Sultan of Sulu, has already had a
Chicago production and will be pre-
scented in New York early next season.
Another. Peggy of Paris is we'll un-
der way, and will have its first produc-
ton in New York during the winter.
The scenario of a third has been sub
mitted and accepted. Various COM
posers will be engaged to set the Ii
brettos to music.
After signing his contract Mr.. AIDE
decided to remain in New York. For
twelve years he was a newspap per writ
er in Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15
Personal Mention

Mrs. NJ. o. Lucas and daughter left
for Portland. Ore, on last nights NJ
and P. train
H. N. Cox of Hot Springs Junction
was in the city yesterday. a guest OF
the Hotel Adams.
DR.. w. G.. LentZ and wife will leave
this evening on a trip to the Orient ana
will return about the middle of October.
Miss Nellie Toohey leaves next Thurs
day for San Francisco. where she will
join her parents who have been there
for the past two weeks. Miss Toohey's
many friends wish her pleasant va
cation and a speedy return
Mrs. G. P. Billiard will leave tonight
for Los Angeles. where she will visit
relatives for a month She will then b.,
Joined by her husband. who will be ac-
companied by her to the meeting of the
grand lodge of the E,lks at Salt Lake
in August.
Among those leaving on this morn
ing's S. F., p and p. train We're: Mr.
and Ms. William Plough. Cleveland
O.; Miss Myrtle Plough. Cleveland. o.:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Smith. Carl and
Earl Smith. Santa Barbara: Lamar
Walker, San Diego; MIR. and Mrs. NJ
+. Gee, Grand Canyan; Miss Elsie /.
Case. Mrs. G.. H. Sisson, Colorado
Springs: a. w. Knapp. Mrs Mary
kamp, Chicago; Mrs. Bell Patton Sar
Diego; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Farrell. P A
Tharaldson, San Francisco; J. d. Pat
terson, Amoret Mo; Walter Bennett
Grand Canyon; Joseph Cope, Captain
Cree. John H. Burns, Prescott
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15

She-Really | don't feel like walking
My feet have bothered me a good deal
lately. He-You must be exceedingly
nervous. She-Nervous? He-Yes;
otherwise you wouldn't let such little
things bother you.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15

1T is light thing to you. Mabel
We're de We're the young man said
with quivering lips. Ito trifle with the
hottest feelings that can animate the
human breast. With your fascina lions,
beautiful but cruel girl. you bring
hearts to your feet and crush them
and with cold. unfeeling gaze you look
upon the wreck you have made. l. the
knowledge that you have broken a true
heart adds in the slightest degree to
your happiness, Mabel. look upon nc
and laugh. if only in mockery of my
misery. l can endure it,"
George" said the lovely girl. yawn-
ing slightly. Il have a picture of youi
suffering from a broken heart. Did
you bet on the wrong horse last Satur-
day. you poor boy"
Without word he seized his hat anC
rushed out into the gloomy, darksome
night.
She had guessed it.-Chicago Trb-
une
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15
News Of \
the Town
%.
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15

Patrick and Bridget. with their bright
young son Mickey. of whom both were
excessively proud and fond. We're TAX
ing a walk in Central park enc SUNDAY
morning.
Mickey wasn't d bad boy. and did not
intend to be disobedient. but he couldn't
long remember among so many divert
ing sights and incidents his mothers
Oft -repea ted caution to keep off the
grass.
At last Patrick noticed. became
veXed and decided TO intervene in the
interest of family discipline.
Removing his dudeen from his mouth
and CHANGING fiercely at Mickey for a
moment he Numbered to the terrified
youngsters:
Look a-here. We young sphalpeen
when yer mither tells We not do any
thin hereafther We do it, Do We under
sthand?"
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15

Forecast for today-Fair.
Data for "a hours ending p. m. yes
terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15

Maximum temperature, los; minimum
temperature, 81.
Average relati We humidity, % per
cent.
Total precipitation, 0.
Character of the day-Clear.
VIM. G. BURNS.
Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15
AS TO LEATHER.

Mr.. Newliwed-I met Hussel today.
He's making money in the leather bust
ness now. He says there's nothing like
leather. but he'll find he's mistaken.
Mrs. Newliwed-Did you ask him to
come and see US?
Mr. Newlwed-That's what l was GO
ing to tell you. | asked him to come
to dinner tomorrow. and | want you to
make a pe.-Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15

license was issued yesterday TO Mar
cellino Lopez and Erlinda Garcia.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15

Believe what you see-if you dom
see. don't believe.
A good safe rule-apply it when you
come to US for glasses.
Remember, we make no charge for
advice, and guarantee a perfect fit
spectacles that will not deform your
appearance, but rather improve it,
making the old appear young as posi-
are.
New address, No. lis W. Washington
street.
Arizona republican., 1902-07-15

A horse named Conundrum. at odds,
of II to 8, won a race in Chicago re-
Gently and nearly put some of the
bookmakerS out of business. Who
would have guessed it?
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-21
SPORTING sREvITlEs.

Jockey Spencer will ride for J. II
heone In England next season.
Horace Fogel has been engaged Ii
manage the New York Baseball Club
next season.
1t seems that Louisville wants an
American team now, and has good
chance Of getting It.
Philadelphia racquet players have
defeated New York players IN two
matches at Philadelphia.
Radical changes in the management
of the United States Golf Association
ere demanded by members.
New York City will have a trotting
meeting next summer at the Brighton
Beach track on August IL.
Harvard graduates are. to be called
upon to assist in raising a fund Of S20,-
600 to defray the expense of a college
golf course at Waltham, Mass.
A new worlds record for trotting on
the ice has been made by Royal Vie
tor, of Carthage n Y. covering the
mile in 2:16. The former record was
2.19H.
The California Jockey Club, of which
Thomas Williams is the President is
seriously considering the adyisability
Of adopting the English Jockey Clubs
scale of weights.
Perry Hale, the noted Yale full back
in 1900, who coached Exeter Academy
last year. has just been engaged to
coach the football eleven Of Ohio State
University at Columbus.
Harry Hess, who made an excellent
record as a pitcher for Bucknell Col
lege, has been added to the ranks of
the Philadelphia Nationals. He is
rated as another Mathewson.
Sir Thomas Upton is to be invited
to the Olympian games, which will be
held in Chicago in 1904. A special in
vitation will be sent to him, not only
because he stands so high in the World
Of sport, but also because yachting
events in which he has been so promi-
nent, will be made feature Of the con.
tests,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-21

fladdost song Is yet 20 be sung. The most
of your friends have gone over tha border.
and you are going To join them very soon.
They are Whiting for You. they are watch.
ing The golden shore To- see you land. they
are watching the shining gate Co see YOU
come through they are standing by the
throne DO see you mount.
What a glad hour when you drop the
staff aud take the scepter. when SOU quit
the stilienod joints and become am mmor.
tai athlete But hear, hear. remark per.
tnent 30 all people, whether I'M the TWEEN.
ties, the thirtica, the iorties. the ffties.
the sixties, the seventies or beyond
But the most of YOU viii never reach
the eighties or the seventies or the sixties
or the iiities or the forties. He who passes
into the forties has gone far keyond the
average of human life Amid the uncer-
tainties take God through Jesus Christ AZ
your present and eternal safety. The long.
est life Is only small fragment of he
great eternity. We viii all Of us soon bo
there.
Eternity, how near IL rolsl
Count the vast value Of your souls
Beware and count the awful cost
What. they have gained whose souls are
lost
copyright, 1902, L. Kopsch.l
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-21
NEWsY cLEANlNcs.

Brazil is having it's money coined at
the Vienna mint.
Andrew Carnegie has offered Kenton,
Ohio, $17500 for a library.
A whole county wishes to seeede
from Oklahoma and join Texas.
A scheme is on foot to provide an
elevated railroad for ST Louis, Mo.
Speed limit for automobiles is about
to be raised by the British Govern
ment.
T-e University Of Berlin has CS57 stu
dents this winter. Munich comes next,
with 1903
All the transatlantic steamers are
now coming over the long route to
avoid icebergs.
Nearly 100000 horses were shipped
from Montana last year, many of them
to South Africa.
More students are in attendance at
Yale from Japan than from any other
foreign country.
The Lewis and Clark fair, to be held
in 1905 at Portland, Ore, has been
permanently organized.
A new design is to be prepared for
British postage stamps owing to de-
fects in that just issued.
President Benjamin f. Wilson. OF
Converse College, Spartanburg, S. c..
has resigned after twelve gears ser.
vice.
Jimmy Collins, manager of the Bos-
ton American League club, who has
been playing ball ten years, says he is
worth $4,000.
Because of neglect the trees On the
Boston Common are in a woeful state
OF degeneracy. Nmety-four Of them
are past salvation.
A pension Of $50 a month has been
granted to the widow of Colonel lis
cum, Ninth Infantry, who was killed
at flemish during the war in China,
The latest bank statement embracinp
all the banks in Mexico, shows the
total banking capital to be $50, 800 600:
note circulation, $S2,676,62G; reserves.
S14.232.392 and DEPOSITS. S112.O0O.na0.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-21

Many man who is honored with col
lege degree would find it necessary TO do
some reviewing before he could pass a
civil service examination
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-21

Pocket" means poke" a bag or
pouch. with the diminutive. the peck
ct being only a little bag inserted In
a garment or any other article.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-21

When Girl Awaits Her Bean.
There is a certain way a girl fixes
lamp when a man is coming to call
on her which she calls 'just enoug'
lit"-New York Press.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-02-21

A whole block Of stores ana two
residences were destroyed by fire
Monday at Mentone, Ind. causing a
less on buildings and stock of $4,000
to $4,000, on which there was but lit.
tie insurance.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
Ideal City VIII Not he Noisy.

1t is safe to conclude, says the New
York Tribune, that the ideal city OF
the future will be less noisy than the
average city of to-day. Street cries of
ear-splitting shrillness and all sorts OF
tumultuous sounds Will be moderated
by the next generation, if the presen'
municipal rulers do little or nothin
to abate a grievous nuisance N
Workers are the most patient people
ever known. But some day they may
break bounds.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
Her Charm Tor the Ror..

"Just see! They are just like
grown-up men," whispered the woman
on the excursion boat, calling her
friends attention TO three small boys
who were admiringly cycling a dainty
young woman wearing waist of such
aimsy open work that arms. neck and
shoulders were allson view. But the
woman did not understand boy nature
From where she was sitting the wo-
man who thought she was shocked
eouldntseew what the hoys saw. It was
9 picture OF a cavalryman, with drawn
sword on the liveliest kind Of horse
beautifully tSttooed on tbs dainty
YOung woman's arm.-New York Sun.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
Girl Arcb,taes..

The Royal Institute Of Architects, In
England, allows women to qualify as
associates, and already two girls have
successfully passed their examinations.
One Of the English critics observes
that there is a real need for the girl
architect in the matter of domestic
architecture, and ventures to predict
fame and future to the girl who pro-
Tides. say, the first house heated and
worked throughout with electricity.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
Thoroughly British.

Hicks-'Did you ever see anyone so
uncompromisingl English as Per
kins?" Wicks-''No. and l never saw
anyone with any pretension to style
make such a ridiculous breach OF good
form as hs did yesterday. He appeared
In full dress at 2 o'clock in the after
noon" Hicks-"That's all right from
his standpoint. It was after 6, London
time, you know. Catholic Standard
aud Times.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
HOW Petroleum Is Refined.

The refining of petroleum is a proc.
esss of distillation, in which it is sepa,
rated into several marketable prod
ucts. There are two methods of dis
tillation, known technically as Sin
vacuo" and cracking" In the first
the petroleum is distilled in a partial
vacuum, and in the second, with su,
perheated steam. This process re.
ceives its name from the cracking
sound Of the steam as it enters the IN
distilled petroleum.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
swsssheart Waters the Flowers.

Tie Garrett (Kas.) Eagle says: "A
Garrett girl has move way of en-
tertaining her sweetheart. She makes
him water the flowers and run the
lawn mower every evening he comes
TO see her. She stands by and criticises
his work. She thinks that is good pay,
but the young man is thinking. about
ordering q strike"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08

The up-to-date woman is always IN
search Of novelties. A London hostess
has distanced all competitors by hav-
ing the central table decoration at a
dinner she gave recently arranged in
imitation of an old-fashioned orchard,
with apple and pear trees growing
out Of soft, green turf.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
To Polish Furniture.

Spirits OF camphor viii remove the
white spots on polished wood surfaces
made from splitting Of spirits or from
too hot plates. The camphor must be
wiped of quickly, and afterward the
surface should be rubbed with soft
cloth, upon which a few drops of good
furniture polish has been poured.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhea when
your bowels are cut of order. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic will make
them act naturally. Genuine tablets
Stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, roc.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1902-08-08
pick.nr Old Curtos,tr shop.

The "old curiosity shop" immortal
ized by Dickens, which is situated in
Portugal street, a dilapidated thor
oughfare lying behind the Law Courts,
London, is to be demolished. The resi-
dence of Mrs. Camp, in Gingsgate
street, Holborn, is also coming down.
Qualifications OF See Captains.
On some of the foreign steamship
lines the captains are naval officers,
and, in case of war, would retain their
commands. On the German steamers
the officers must first serve a year or
90 In the naval reserve. On the
French line each member of the crew
must serve for a time on a vessel of
war. On the majority of ships, how
ever, the officers are men of the sea,
who have fought their way up, step
by step, entirely by merit, ard not at
all by favor. On the American line,
even after a man has reached the rank
OF captain, he must pass a rigid exam
ination every five years.--ColIier's
Weekly.
The Columbus journal., 1902-02-05

As the examination proceeds and
dupsd dspositors develop, the Affairs Of
tho Bellwood hank grow worse and
worse, until now tho limit OF the crooked
work il placed at $4,000 to 100000.
Tho arrest OF r c. Gould, brother OF A.
b. Gould. and Who va assistant cashier
vas made Friday afternoon, and he was
taken to David City and lodged in the
jail. The charge against him Is similar
to that against his brother, also that be
10 an accomplish in Ill the crooked trans.
actioua He has confessed his guilt. II
u thought that several moro arrests will
follow. When r. G. Gould vas arrested
in Bellvood, . largo cro~d gathered and
loud calls were made for . rope, and
only through tho persuasion Of off,
csrs, Gould escaped lynchinR. The
David City Press makes the following
coumsotary upon tho work Of the
Gouldis: ut i claimed that in this in.
stance tho board OF trade mania regis.
ters another victim. Ono Of tho sad
things in this world u to SEQ . man past
middle ego 60 wrong. It Injuries conf.
nence and upssts things generally, espe.
cially when It means the wreck Of Z
bank, and tho loss Of innocent peoplei
mooey, - IN this oaoe."
The Columbus journal., 1902-02-05

PoSO 70 U0POty - 841OWOO " INV vSUOb
amount remaining for sheriff $50 II
tho board will pay mo tho sum due mo
for janitoris service I will be able to
meet such obligations - arc now due
ny qseditora." Schuyler Sun.
+ Tho funeral Of H. T. sposrry va
helA Thursda0 afternoon ct 2 O'Clock,
services in tho Methodist church, Rev.
luce preaching tho sermon before .
large crowd OF personal friends Of tho
deceased. Baker Post, g. A. r attended
tho service in . body, the pall-besrsrs
being selected from their number, J. h.
Galley. W. A. McAllister, E. o! Rector,
E. b. Funk, R. W. Young and J. r.
nsagher. At the grave Chaplain A. W.
CLARK and Commander W. A. MeAllister
conducted the services. Taps wsre
blown by the Sons OF Veterans and Rev.
Luce pronounced tho benediction. Few
people displayed the soldier spirit moro
than Comrade Spoerry. At oil times he
W. ready to fight for what he thought
right; he never showed . tendency to
WAIVER when he thought be wa doing
right. Last summer while visiting in
Europe b va very sick and physicians
told him he would never live to go
America again. He declared hs would
return to this country to die, and he did.
and after returning homo va much bet-
ter for several montha. He preferred
this country, for which b fought, to his
native land. His wife has tho heartfelt
sympethy Of thsir many friends.
WANTKD-SEVERAL PRISONS OF CHAR
eeese nd sood repetatioa In each stete lo0e in
Old eseahl}Gko1 VsaltAy bosin00o hose q cold
1nanstal et.ndine. Gllasy 11aeo weekly VIII
WednadhV direct fso0 hGad o0ea. Hosss aad
eaRlh0of6E1ilAod, VIA noeo9easy, RooHoaeoa.
EHe1oss ~ o11s0sso1 0ha0po1 oSvcio0a. -.
SaOse. ~ Ca11oa D1i1diaG CA3ea0o. 11ssp0
The Columbus journal., 1902-02-05
Hi H@ryis Big City 1instrels.

Hi Henry's Big City Minstrel Aggre-
cation, numbering fifty, all white per-
formers, have been secured by q heavy
certainty for the next attraction at the
North opera house, Thursday, Feb. 6
This attraction is the oldest, largest.
most extensive travelling, having been
before the amusement public in the
larger cities for the past 30 years. The
company is said to be q remarkably
strong one. Their comedian, Billy Clark,
IL walking over the course without even
q running mate. A stunning double
quartet and a full chorus OF fourteen
voices add very much to the effect Of
ballads, and their big double orchestra
present renditions Of the finest character.
The vaudeville list embraces q host Of
new features. The wonderful ]. Probst,
imitator Of song birds. The little tot,
viola Abt, exquisite danseuse and toe
expert, soubrette and comedy cake walk
and character dancer. The star premier
comedian, Billy CLARK. The singing
comedian, Al. Gates. The dancing come
dams, Corrigan and Dove, and the musi-
cal comedians. Cook and Hall. Wonder
full dissolving views Of the great Pan
American Exposition. Solos by the
cornet virtuoso, Hi Henry. Bagpipe
limitations by the Cornet Quintet. Char.
acteristic music by the Star Saxophone
Quartet. The eminent basso s0loist,
direct from Sweden, Herr Csnute Lev
strom. The wonderful Brothers Bard,
and Others. This big show travels in
their own train OF private cars, said to be
the finest show cars in the world; they
carry an entire car load OF special scenery,
and everything from start to finish ID
gilt edged and refined. Don't miss it.
Seats can now be had at POllock's
Prices, q, 50. Is and 81.
The Columbus journal., 1902-02-05

Ma Zsssin, one OF the Oldest set-
tiers OF tho Union creek neighborhOod
and . we'll known character in Hum
phrsy, says the Democrat, was adjudged
insane at Madison last week and taken
to tho asylum at Lincoln. The Zessin's
have reaped . goodly share Of this
worlds goods, and it seems the accumu-
lation OF wealth caused the unfortunate
woman to lose her mind. Her husband
has been IN invalid for several years and
she has had tho management OF every
thing. A search OF her premises re-
vealed several thousand dollars hid
away in different places, the amount
being reported all the way from 5000
to $4,000 We have been unable to
learn tho exact amount.