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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

= Ger S6ab bon Beriien beiist irt
ieinem Staatsidos einen 9lobus
bon 8olo unb @oeliteinen beiien
8ertb uuf $4,000 900 geSd1st sptrb.
Der @lobus beitebt aus 70 Niuuh
retnem @olo, fposu nod $4,000
eoeliteine fommen. Die Weere iin6
ourh Sauienbe bon Smarogben Dor.
aeiteat, afrifa bur6 Ru6ine, 9eriier
lelhit NIT Siirfiien auseelegt urS
Sranfreih unb England NIT 0ia.
manten.
: Sn Sol (bei grifieD ereieuete
iidl bieier Gage elm idauerlifer wor-
fall. Der 2~0idbrtge Sobn zines
&iiferS polte ii6 p~erbetratben.
mubte aber Der 9raut Dos 8eripre.,
diem geben, Die Sefte ietnes 9atcra
az perlaiien unb ben fatbolHheu
@larben. an5unebmen. Ser Batter
forberte i'm auf, bon Der Berebe~
ltdrung ab5uiteben. @ereebens. Dec
Gag Der Sod5eit nabte beran. Deri
Sobn belt iid bief BET ieine1 au.;
fitnttiaen Sdpiegereltern unb benz
Shneioer aut Der linn bic 4Ietber
MAIDEN iolte. Ils er nun &benbS
heimfam. beaann Der Batter BON
Neuem, ibm @orfte1unaen an
MAIDEN. Ser Sobn piberipraGI unh
es fam az einem 10 beftigen Mort-i
@itreit, Dab Der Batter bas @efpebr BON
Der @anb rib uno benz f~liebenberf
Sobn cine 2ubung &ebbolaen IN berp
&iifen idoB. Gin @rat mar baIo our
Stele, fonnte aher ben llnsliidltd)en
ntdlt mebr retten.
ssm InIhlub on bic beretts ber@
offentli&ten Radri6ten iiber BEN
GuBeren @erlauf Ser nierjdbrteen'
Soridunesreiie ser Sperorup.gS pe.
biticn biirfte e8 insbeionbere fir
SGqer nift obne Sntereiie fem. nod
einige @inseIbetten iiber bas 2eber
unb Sreiben an 8orb Der vSram"
nadlsutragen. Sberbrup bate es.
befonntlih bon p~ornberein aui cinenI
longi6brigen IufentbaIt in ben gr6n.'
lGnoiihen @etpdiiern abeeieben unA
hiernah ietne WoBreeeIn getroifen.
@robe Wenacn %conIerpirter 2e6ens.'
mtttel. Dor gaem Itertriiirte Wilh.
Sbit, Butter, gier rnb Iebnlides
Daren an 9orb aeibafft porberb nm
Sen qefiirhteten sseino aller Bcldr-
fahrer - ben Sforb1lt - bon ber
@rpeoition f%ernSubaIten. 0teie
2ebensmittel reihten iebo6 infoIae
bes aliidlifen Ippetits, beiien itdJ
Die 9eiasuna bonn eriten Gage IN st
erfreuen hatte. MIR Biz gun, britteni
Sabre uno muBten bur6 3ufubr
orftiihen 8ilbprets ersdn5t perben.
9roBe GuantitGten prdparirteri
Dfilh. Die man i'm 9eginn ais beion.
Oeren Sdas bitete, erpteien ii4
idon nah Gerlauf Der eriten ueber.
tpinteruna fir oen 8ebrauh linse.
eianet uno mlBten. ba ielbit bic ee.
niiaiamen r&GgmGfi" (@sfimobunbe)'
Dos bal6 geronnene, bnlb ~qefrorene
3eud nidt pertrugen, iiber goro de.
porfeu perben. giuer Der Be-
iaslmaSleute, 5ugleid elm tiihtiqer
Sdner. fam auf ben 9ebanfen, bic
MiIhSoieu offnen unb IN aeptiien
g~(b'tGnben bonn Shtffe b%aufenpeiie
arsIeuen Az Ioiien. Sie Solse NOR.
oo6 iih onndhtlid gar5e Shuaren
bon IolnrmoIfen unb gtsfiihien Inn
Die raren 2ederbiiien balaten unb
bon ben ouf Der 2auer I~ieeen6er
SGncrn btthenbmetie erIent purben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
aus Dtttt Sta@cn DeS 9uoes.

~Ils Der SOB iebr nabe iGien, in-
folge zines berben Wagen- uno Sc.
berleioens, an Weldem ib ieit Sabren
lltt", i6reibt q. Muie, 9urbam, g.
g., uretteten Or. Sings Seem Site
Hius mein Seben uno gaben mir
perfefte @eiunobeit." Die 6eiten
Ttaen Der 8elt unb bios % Gents
IN z. @. &uete's Ipotbefe, 656
gfain-S traBe, Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
WarDIan0.

= Gas alte ,Sront Street Sbea.
ter" in Baltimore ioa iett abgeriiiell
lmb auf ieinem Ylas Elm Sabrifge,
bGuoe erridtet Ueroen. Sn linn ian.
Den Ole grGBten politii6en Gonpen,
tionen Oes Sanoes i'm porigen Sabr,
hubert itatt. 9eS9leiden ginger
Die srobten Sterne am Sbeaterbim.
mel iiber oeiien 9iibne. Sim 8or.
abenb bes 8iirgerfrieges nuroe Der
aepaltige SQinoiier Stepben u.
Soualas oils Rr1iibentidaits . Gan
bibat bon Den 9lnti gredinrioge.
Gemofraten bort nominirt, uno aui
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
0ebem ab aptc bette 3mGett.

n0ie @arre, peIde ii6 in meinem
Sahen am ibne1iten perfduft, ihreibt
Ipotbefer 6. &. Smith bon 9opis,
ap., lift Or. Sings SEEM DISCOVERY
geaen a%us5ebrung, Suiten unb grs
fGItung, neil es INNER beilt. Su
Den feds Sabren, ieit i6 perfaufe,
bot es ME sefeblt. Sd babe erfab-
rem, lpie es Seibeuoe bon Soils unb
2%unaenleiOen befreite, pel6e feline
Siilfe bon Ier5ten ODER ionit elmer
Meoisin erbielten." Miitter perlaiien
ii6 oaraui Die beiten Ier3te i6reiben
eS Dor unb &. 81. &uete garantirt
8efrieoigung ODER refunbirt Den
8reis. Erobeflait)en gratis. @e-
wobnlidc @rOBen so Gents unb 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
SfIaboma.

- Gin breijGbriges SObnden bon
.. s. 8arren 81 Wountain GieD
fiel bieier Gage in ben breiBig Sub
tiefen 9runnen. 9as 2ebeu bes
&inbes Durbe our6 bas idueae Gin.
ihreiten Der Mutter uno ben Wutb
hires nelrnidbrigen Sodterdens &c.
~rettet; lebteres lieB ii6 ndmli6 on
Dem Strid bon Der Wutter in Die
Siefe binunter beforoern uno belt
oas 9riiOer6en iiber @aiier, bis
Silie berbeifum un6 Die beiben
&inber gerettet merben fonnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
NtMerifa'S bcfanute S61n:
betteu

ieben nit S6reden auf Sautaus.
Bride, 2eberflefen, @ei6mire,
TimpleS. Sic baben feline berielben
nod miro Gerienige lie baben, pelder
@udlen's Irnica Salbe anpenoet.
Sic peridorert bas 9eii6t. gc3ema
unb Sal5fluB i6pinben Dor Der.
ielben. @s tbeilt wunoe 2ippen. &c.
%ipruugene Saube, S~roitbeuIen. I'm.
feblbar gegen Sdmorrboioen. 20
Gents in Z. @. &uete's &potbefe,
656 Wain.S traBc, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

auf betrof lie elm gleifer ltnfaa. Gle
erbielt tpieoer cine itaatli6e gntl6G-
oigung, aber oieies Wial naf ibrer
Iniidt in nidt geniigerlbem IaBe.
&ura entidloiien eina iie auf bas
9iiraermeiiteramt uno forberte bort
cine @rbobung bes ibr sugebiaigten
Sfaaeneriases. IIs nun ibre Sor.
berung abgelebnt mltrbe, iaste Tie I'M
gruitton t~iefiter Gmporung: r9at
iaaen i6 lit, Serr Surgermeiiter, ct
fiitt nod eiu milf, Dat mler iid gar nit
meib freut, penn mer iipneribspembt
ipebo!" Spra6's uno perlieb bas
2ofal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
Sadien.

3pei SobesurtbeiIe bat bas
Het6Sgeri6t in 2eip5ig beitdtigt, tn'
Dem eS Die H%epiiionen oes gtgentbii.
mers 8uItap Srande uno oeiien Che
frau aus @looen (&reis 9omIt) Der.
|porfen bat, pel6e bonn Sd)purgeridt
Weierit am %. Stunt beioe gum Sooe
berurtbetlt Daren, lpetl tie in Der
gtaht gum 8. Sanuar Die Wlltter Ser
|Srnu Sranfe ourd 9eilbiebe ermor-
Oct batten. Die Wutter bate Ilten-
theil i'm Sauie uno lebte nit ibren
&inoern besbalb itGnoig in Streit.
Die W0rOer iino Srinfer; belaitenb
waren Die Ausiagen bes neunjGbri-
gen Sobnes.
- &orbmafer Sumpii6, 81
Sabre oft, Gus 8ausen, ergriff in lei.
ner @%rbeitsitGtte irrtbiimli6 ~anitatt
Der Observation-Disclosures cine nit
Sdwefelidure gefiiate Slaibe unb
tranf b%ierpon. Seine innerli6en
Serlebungen, Die er iif OaOur6 81.
900, maren berart, bab Sumpiid nod
in oerielben Haht i'm Staotfranfen.
bauie itarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

| ~StIuiSh
- Gin tragifomiides gnbe nabm
fir Ole aus Miiuiter selaoeneu
gbrengGite Die groffnungsfeier Der
@eitfalii6en gtorobabn. Cine Sofo-
motipe, Die BON Staotlobn nadl
gbauS ousgeian0t NOR, I'm 8aiier
I'll nehmen, entgleiite IN Der 9fdbe bon
gllmiif, Doburd, Die Strede iiir ben
na6folgeIl0en Seit5ug, Der Die Sbeil.
ne6mcr 81 bie bausli6en Benoten
8u%riidbringen ioute, geiperrt muroe.
9ieicr mltbte an Der unfaliteQe lie.
Gen hleiben uno auf Den bon Ibaus
entgeGengeionbten SiilfS5ug marten.
Ger lebtere lieB ieoo6 oreioiertel
Stunoen ouf ii6 marteu, uno nun
enttpifelte ii6 elm GuBerit romantic
idIeS 9eben. In Der Seite oes
@abnbommcs Die umgeitiir5te 2ofo-
motipe, ouf ben S6ienen rnb an Den
@rGben &unoerte Selttbeilnebmer
i'm @lan6e ,oeS unoermei0li6en
Cylinders, redts uno liufs Der
blrnfle @alb, BON oeiien Sintergrunb
iih Ole @ruppen IN Sedfadelbeleud)-
tung pirfungsooQ obboben. Die 81
Dem u~uprogrammmaBigen Iufent.
battle perltrtbeilte Seitgeieai6aft
faBte inoes Die Sa6e bon Der bumo-
riitiihen Settle auf. @s muroen Die
bon Stobtlobn mitgebradten 2ieoer.
bidder berporgebolt, uno balb flang
lin Ole title Naht bos Settled our
groffnung Der gabn binolts nit Der
munberbur paiienoen Stropbe: st
mar 10 iG0u in uiien 9reis, = &C.
iunb mar 2uit unb Soft - In 10 &c.
miitlif mar De Gteii - Sn Smni.
bus IN 8oit. - 60 title mar es I'm
10 nett, - Gu gebt ct O,tQ oerber, =
Sac ponn't man MID up Ell Woal
bait: - S6 Serr, mat Ell Walbeur
/ st is II 3ug entgleiit int Senlbed
l.. on ltngliidsbobn, of llngliids.
bnbnl" So0ann bielt 2anbrutb b.
S6orlemer . gllit cine bumorpoae
Iniprade, Die ben &ebefluB ouoerer
Scrren lGite. 9a Der SiilfS5ug i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
SbHringen.


= Ius Sbiiringen miro gei6rie.
ben: Gin nettes @ei6i6tfen paiiirte
Oieier Gage einem S6neiber. Gin
B%iarrberr aus Ser 0abe bon Sbr.
bruf bate iit bel einem in bteier
Stabt oniGiiigeu observation-disclosures
cine Helle Sole beIteqt. glls lie fertig
mar, perpadte lie Der Weiiter, banjo
oas 8adet an iein &ao, ieste iid) auf
Die Woi6ine uno fltbr ab, UNI Oos be.
iteQte &unitperf ab5uliefern. Inter
Degs 6emerfte er 81 leinem S6refen,
bah er oas GaGet perloren batte. Der
S6neioer fubr 5ltriif uno iiebe ba:
es fam linn Elm SanbnerfSburi6e
entgegen, Der ibm idon bon 8eitent
bas Eafet entgegenbielt. @rfreut
iiber bieien miafommenen 3ufaa
b~GnOigte Der Weiiter ben ebrliben
Wtann 90 Sfenmige Sinberlobn Elm
uno elite NIT Der Sole on oaS 3iel
ibrer 9eitimmung. 9ort ieooh
mafte er beim Seffnen oeS Yafetes
cine iurdtbore Gutoeduug. Cine
gan5 total o%bgetragene Sole blidte
linn webmutbspou entgegen. Der
&ouoUerfsburide bate, pie man err
ruth, in aIler @ile ieine Soilette ge.
wedielt, ben Gould nit Der nellen
'Soie porgenommen uno mar ipurlos
DerOuftet.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
MIR. Covey is Promoted.

Agent A. B. Covey, who has looked
after the Grand Trunks interests here
since December, 1, 1899, goes to Grand
Rapids soon to accept the position of
travelling freight agent of the Reading
Dispatch Fast Freight Line, to which
the Grand Trunk belongs. He will
travel in Michigan. Mrs Covey and
children will remain here until school
closes.
The Grand Trunk considers Mr..
Covey the best agent ever in Owosso.
BY hard work and the use of tact and
courtesy his first year showed a net
gain in the earnings of the station of
$S 600 over his predecessor. The second
year the gain was $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covey made many
friends here, and the news of their de-
parture will be received with regret al
though all will be glad of Mr.. Coveys
promotion.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
WHOLE No. 1893
Middlebury.

Mrs. Albert Buck was ut j. j. Knapp's
visiting her sister, Miss Dena Herbers,
Tuesday-Mr. and Mrs. A. Jorea at
tended the funeral of his brothers child
near Round lake Monday-Mr. and
Mrs. David Woodland visited at Mrs.
Sears last Thursday-Mrs. Foster Of
Victor, was guest of Mrs. Sears and
daughter, Eliza, Tuesday-Mrs. I.
ii. Evans is in very poor health. Mr..
Evans is spending few days here with
his family-Our school commenced
Monday with Miss Eta Hail. Of Ionia,
as teacher-Harry Rumsey, of near
Chaplin, is in the employ of j. j. Knapp
Mrs. Belle Smith was the guest Of
Mrs T. Rice, of Owosso, Wednesday
Melvin Dyer, who has been in poor
health for sometime, is confined to his
bed-Lew Snyder visited his sister,
Mrs. Mary Voorhees,, of Elsie, last week
Mrs Eta Davidson visited her
mother, Mrs. Sears and family, this
week-Mr. and Mrs. T. Van Dyke visited
friends south of Ovid, Sunday. j.
Knapp, G. G. Smith and wife, also Mrs.
L. G. Van Dyne, were Owosso visitors
Wednesday-Mrs. Van Dyne visited
friends in Ovid last Friday and Satur-
day.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
Probate Court.

License was granted H. w. Park er,
administrator of the estates of Jane q.
Bradley and Emory L. Brewer, de-
ceased, to sell real estates to pay debts
Administrators were appointed in the
estates of Cornelius Murphy, Tryphena
NJ Walter, Almeda Cole, and Elizabeth
Schafer, deceased.
Claims were heard in the estate of
Johanna o 'Brien, deceased,
Discharges were issued in the estates
of Sarah NJ Shelton, Harriet Lotridge
and Seymore H. Shaw, deceased, and of
Margaret and Robert p Ross, minors.
Final account was heard in the estate
of Ferdinand Dietrich, deceased. w.
III. Beckley was appointed guardian of
the estate of d. Hiram and Wesley
Bacon and of Leona Marble, minors.
The will of Eliza J. Darling deceased,
was admitted to probate, Henry Lytle,
executor S. Rogers and J. Stewart,
appraisers. Claims will be heard before
court.
On April 2Sth will be heard petit
ton for probate of the will of Frederick
Klein, deceased.
On April Goth petition for appoint
ment of special commissioners in the
matter known as Jennings No. 2 drain,
to be heard.
On May 18th will be heard the final
account of administrator of the estate OF
Robert Rouse, deceased. for probate OF
the will of Josephine G. Wright, deceas
ed, and for license to sell real estate in
the matter of D. Hiram and Wesley
Bacon and Leona Marble, minors.
KATHERINE E. KELSEY.
Probate Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
Additional Letter Boxes.

Six additional letter boxes for use in
the city have been placed in position
under the direction of Postmaster Dewey
this week. They are placed as follows:
one on South Elm street near the office
Of the Owosso Casket Company, one on
East Main street at the corner of Dewey
street, one at the corner of Exchange
and Park streets, one at the corner of
Main and Water streets by Payne &
Co. s store, one at the corner of Williams
and Park streets, and one at the corner
of Washington and Exchange street
near the bank building of M. l..
Stewart d Company. The boxes
at the corner of Main and Washington
streets, and at sub-station No. 4 have
been replaced by two larger boxes,
larger than any which have been in use
heretofore in the city These with the
two package boxes which were placed in
position last week made eight additional
boxes for the accommodation of Owosso
people. Another box will probably be
put up next week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18

The old council stepped out Monday
evening and the new one stepped in.
In his inaugural speech Mayor White
declared for the opening of the stores
evenings until nine o'clock, and stated
that the law and order statute would be
enforced. The retiring aldermen are
F. w. Smith, B. S. Stratton, II. A. No
bic and j. H, Moyses. The new comers
are j. r. Ketcham, G. W. Detwiler, w.
H. Van Sice and T. NJ Wiley.
Without a dissenting vote the new
council divided the committee ON streets
and sidewalks into two committees,
streets and alleys, and sidewalks and
cross-walks.
Both mayors and councils banqueted
at Theodore Kebler's after the council
meeting.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
Oakley.

Parties from Leutz have purchased
the Oakley cheese factory machinery
and moved it away-Chas. Irwin has
moved into Mrs. S. Wickham's house
near the Catholic church-A. w.
Miller recently fell and injured one Of
his lower limbs below the knee-Mrs.
j. B. Hoffman is enjoying a visit from
her sister, Mrs. l.. Leonard, of Albany,
N. Y.-Mrs. A. P. Downer, of Sagi-
nav, spent the latter part of last week
visiting friends in Oakley and vicinity
H. G. Wickham was in Saginaw a
couple of days last week-Rev. Seel-
hoff was in Owosso last week Friday
The recount Of votes on supervisor,
held Saturday afternoon, resulted in
McCartney's election by one majority
over L. Y. Howell--Henry Chamberlin,
of Owosso, spent Sunday in Oakley
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Agnew, of Henderson,
visited in Oakley Sunday-Mrs.
Jennie Ferguson entertained q friend
from Owosso Attorneys
Pardee, of .Owosso and John Baird, of
Saginaw, were in town Saturday on
business-J. II. Robinson was in
Ithaca the first of the week-A. W.
Bailey has moved into the VIM. Kirby
house. $50 S. Main St.-Recent real
estate transfers in Oakley are as follows:
M. Munger to Nora Munger lots 4, 8, 6,
z, Blk. 3, H. ParshalPs division; lots
and 2, Blk. 6, H. Parshall's division; lot
A, Blk. IA, l. S. Bockee's division and
24x110 fit. off south side of lot 8, Blk. l.,
1. S. Bockee's division; Nora Munger
to A. w. Miller, lots 4, 3, 6, Z, Blk. B.,
H. Parshall's division-R. A. Tobias
was in Chesaning Monday-At the
regular meeting of the common council
Monday evening the president appointed
John Whitney street commissioner and
marshall The appointment was con
firmed by the council The liquor bonds
of w. H. Beardsley and r. A. Tobias
were approved.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
Local News

S. E. Parkill was in Pontiac on busi.
ness Tuesday.
Otis Mead, of Rush township, recent
ly sold from his farm 81, 900 worth of
cattle and sheep.
Attention is directed to the ad Of j.
T. Walsh on another page. He ad-
vertises a closing out sale.
William Covert has returned from a
several years stay in the west, and is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Sarah Covert.
G. A. Trumbull and Julius Cook,
under the direction of Contractor
Charles Taylor, are building a new
schoolhouse at Hazelton.
Mrs. Marion Carpenter, OF Detroit,
will lecture at A. o. U. w. Hall on
Sunday April 90 at 10 o'clock a. m. and
7 p. m. Admission 10 cents.
George Thomas Leigh Christian, Lee
Crum, and Misses Pauline Crum, Glynn
Williams and Clara Woodard took a
boat ride down the Shiawassee to Ches-
aning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins, State
street, have removed to Holland Be-
fore leaving Mr.. Hopkins presented his
sabre, a relic of the civil war, to a
brother cavalryman, William Arnold.
Harold, the eight year old son of Capt.
and Mrs. Hiram Bowles, died Tuesday
in Cleveland of diabetes, which followed
scarlet fever. The remains were
brought to the family home in Maple
Ridge Park here Wednesday, and were
buried in st. Johns cemetery Thursday.
The opera "Pinafore, was presented
at the Opera House. Friday evening by
the Pinafore Co., of Owosso. A crowded
house enjoyed the old melodies of this
favorite opera, and it was evident that
Owosso has excellent talent for an opera
of the light production The choruses
were we'll balanced, the orchestra first
class, and the soloists acquitted them
selves with credit Miss Florence Kill
patrick has an especially fine and well
cultivated voice. All in all, the opera
was one of the best entertainments of
| the SeasOn-EentOn Courier
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
Conduct a Mail Order Business.

The first general catalogue of the New
York Racket Store has been issued
from the job rooms of THE TINES this
week. Ten thousand copies of the first
edition will be mailed about the sur
rounding country and adjacent terri
tory The proprietors of the store ex-
pect to make this the beginning of a
large mail order business and if they
succeed in this attempt as well as they
have succeeded in everything else along
similar line which they have tried they
will have a good hold on a successful
business. The story of the growth
of their business has been most in
teresting one.
Three years ago last month the pro-
prietors, Messrs. Lawrence q Hilberg,
opened the New York Racket store in
the present location, occupying but a
portion of the first floor. They put in a
stock of dry goods, light hardware, and
notions at prices which caught the eye
of the cash buyer and at once set tide
of trade toward the Racket store which
has continued unabated ever since At
this time besides the proprietors but two
clerks were employed. In about two
months the entire first floor was used
Then part Of the basement was fitted
up for the hardware trade The back
part Of the basement was then excavated
and occupied Then a part of the
second story was rented and now for
more than year the entire three foors
basement and two lower stories of the
100 foot building have been occupied by
the business and the proprietors are
looking for more room. The lines of
goods carried have been increased by
lines of heavy hardware, boots and
shoes, screen doors, harnesses. a fuller
line of dry goods, and complete line of
millinery. Everything is bought at the
lowest cash prices and sold at the small
est possible profit as the hundreds of
customers would doubtless be ready to
admit to any questioner-if indeed they
could imagine how there could be any
profit at all for the store. The force of
clerks now numbers twenty on ordinary
days with additional clerks on SATURDAY.
and other special days to increase the
number to at least twenty-five and
sometimes more.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
Viii Erect Chapel

The leaders of Calvary Mission, Sun
day school conducted on the west side
by Baptists, are soliciting funds for the
erection of chapel which will be put
up on the west side of State street, near
Main street. The building is to cost
$1,000. West siders are to raise only one
half of the cost of the building. The
rest will be taken care of down town.
ExMayor Emery, who is one of those
who has worked the hardest to keep the
chapel going, is sanguine of the success
of the building project. About $500 has
already been raised in West Owosso
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
w. q. N. S. Officers.

The following officers were elected al
the meeting of the Woman's Baptist
Missionary Society of the Shiawasset
Association held at Laingsburg:
President-Mrs. F. S. Lyon, Owosso
1st Vice-Mrs. j. Dunlap. Ovid.
2nd Vice-Mrs. c. E. Benoy, Owosso
Sd Vice-Mrs. G. Huntington, Ovid
Sec. H. Missions-Mrs. E. FL. Graves
Lansing.
Sec. F. Missions-Miss Mabel Viii
kinson, Vernon.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. Fisher, Corunna
Cor. Sec.-Mrs. DesAutells, Laings
burg
Rec. Sec.-Miss May Whalen, Vernon
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
Or. Ament to Return to China Next
Month.

Month.
DIR. Will S. Ament arrived in the city
Monday night for a very brief visit with
Owosso friends before leaving on his re-
turn trip to the Chinese mission fields.
He expects to be in San Fransisco the
last of the month ready to start on one
of the first days in May for his work.
DR.. Ament thinks that the future for
the missionary work in China is excep-
tionally bright at the present time. In
fact he believes that it has never before
looked so promising. AT Pekin the
University of Pekin is to be rebuilt on a
large scale. Congregationalists, Pres
byterians, and Methodists, of both
America and England, are interested in
this university which as well as the
other work is looking forward to great
ly increased usefulness. In the pro-
vinces feature which the Doctor re-
CARDS with considerable feeling of en-
couragement is the establishment of
schools by the governors with the con-
sent Of the empress and more particu-
larly the inclination on the part of the
governors to secure missionaries as
teachers in the same. The present rev.
olution in southern China does not
seem to him to be unusually threaten
ing.
Dr. Ament has been home for nearly a
year during which time he has told the
story of Pekin seige III many of the
larger cities of the United States and has
done much to correct the unfortunate
| impression, for which certain class of
newspapers We're responsible, that the
actions of the missionaries during that
seige and after it were not what they
should have been. His many friends
in this city hope that the succeeding
years will show his work to be equally
valuable in the field to which he is re-
turning and that the coming years will
be years of pleasure to both him and
Mrs. Ament, who returns with him, in
their work
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-04-18
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