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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
Die nationale 3riegs'
Mnleibe pierma
hberjei9net.
9eutI@lnno.
Gum g 9ub bes geiitige n
giQentbums.

etgentbums.
gesltn "a. Gsbr. Wis aus
MAn&en aemelbet tpirb. beranffaItst
am Donnsrfaa baielbt Der Jour'
naliiien- unb e4rifthellerDsrein einen
Hsrathunasnbsnb. Die geratbunasn
Der ~Rittsr Der Gsbsr" aeIten Der
nG9utlofpieit oss beutf&en Seiffiasn
gigentbums In ben Der. Staaten" I.
Die Debate bhrfte ii& 3u elmer re&t
animirt,n Reoei@Iant gsfal!en, 5umal
au9 bsr ameriianii&s @eneraltonIul
In Wlln&en, 3. 8. Worman. feline
9beilnabme an osrIslben In MusR&t
sehent hat.
Deuti&e 2anb 10 uiribf9aft
In ct. Souls.
Hsrlin, "a. Gebr. @ebeimratb
prof. 8. Wittmnd, pel&er Der pbilos
fOptii&en e5atuItdt Der Isrliner llni'
berRtdt nneetbrt, tpirb Inn bie wlitte
oss Wouats Wdrj mad ben Der. Staa'
ten abreiien, um bic beutf&e lamb.
lpirt6faaftli&e MusRsaune In ct.
0ouis ein3uri&tem. Dieie Abtbeiluns
luirb In 10 umfaifsnber unb portrsffI.
der meIie bsi&Idt, bab fie f& obns
3weifeI beIonDers gut ousnsbmen
wirO. 9ie Rsaieruns islbR fat Der
uarbIaen wertretung Der bsutI&su
0anbuirtti&aft auf Der ct. 2ouiier
Wsltausnsluno tsrputrnaenbe auf'
meslinmisit eei&snlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
SntianapOlts, Snb., MittpO6, "a 8ebruar 1904

@i6ter nidts anberes iibrig, ais bic
Surp 5u entlohen. Der Gaa miro
allo auf's gleue berbnnbelt meroen.
Die glfbort 1ant G6IIe.
Die 8Ieingsi&worsnen i'm Hunbss.
@eri@t finb aufaeforbert iporben. am
IA. Wldr3 I'm Geri3t su eri&einen. 9ln
oieiem Sage tuirb NIT benz projeB
aeeen grobrid, 1romn unb Collins,
weI6e angeilast iinb, ben Ruin Der
pertra4ten Snbiana glational Hant
berbsi9efi1rt 3u babsn, bsgonnsn per.
ben.
q q d laB Wermalter far
Warg. 5. @hrifian's
q a d luB.
probats@ommiHGr WaIler bat wlar.
tin 9usa gum Wsrwalter bes NaH.
laRes Der Marsurstbe :. gbriiiian
ernannt. Derislbe beIduft Ii4 auf
etma 800. 600. Wm. 8. Gbrilfian,
Der @atte Der 0erforbeneu, 1T Uor'
numb iiber bic Der gbe entipro7enen
3tuei Ginosr.
unterfabun9 berIangt.
Wariel 1omman bat ibren @atten
@tarIes. wel&sr fie am 8, Getruar Der.
Iieb, uuf llnteritiiBuns pertlaet. sic
uerlanst. bab Ct ibr $40 Die Wo9s
3ablsn ion.
S&abenerfabtlaeen. 9
Warp 2elep. ipel9e In benz Glet9e,
Bant @sbduos in Goles eirss glspator.
llnfclss i9mere Werlesunsen erlitt.
bat Stouabton s. Glst&sr. ben gioen'
t6umer bes @sbduoss. auf $4,000
Sdabsneriub uerilast.
@brifian D. poebler berlan0t bor
Der Union painleb Deutiif 60. $500
s6absneriab. Ct bate f& In b.rer
Ofiics sinsn 3abn 3ietsn lo1en unb bs
Der @sIsaenbeit mar ibm Elm 2no&er
In sr2innlaoe gebro&sn iuorbsn.
Die Capitol papsr 60. rsi9ts gsGsr
Gonrab o. S&ell6ouTe unb Nora 6
f@uasrS sins S3uoensriublluss bor
$500 elm. Disielbsn finb Ois gisen
tbamsr Ter 0duIer go, 528. 525 uni
527 OF maitInston Ctr. Die Ridge
tatten elm 6todweri In benielben all
Waarenlaser benubt, ais Der gober
oeRslben na&eab. unb bic 9papisrballer
etc. In bic untsren Stodwsrle fthrlten
Die Soles mar, bnE aesen bic Ridge,
msbrsrs e2ubsnerIubIlaasn bon bsr
Wemobnern berielben eineerei&t MUIR
ben.
Sm poIi5eieeri9t
ipurbs Der gDirtt Charles @&roebe,
BON 70. 1915 WaoiioH Wus. tusgsr
wsrIsbuna bes ysi&Olfon @eisbes sur
3abIung bon $40 uno Rotten usrur
tbeilt.
Sames Hennet. gla&tbormann au
ben 9. q. & .. '00fn In Woors
fiefb. pet&er bei&ulbiat 1T, aus Gra&t
Wagguns Waarsn gsfobltn ju baben
uurbe an bic @roBsei&worenen tiber
uieIen.
papton gIadwel, ueI@vr feline BEL
ben ileinen Qinber In bruinler WeiI
hetanoeIt bate, wurbe ju 80 Eager
Nrbeitsbnus unb elmer @elbfrafe boz
$50 uro Roften perurtbeilt.
| Bier @pieIer. tpel&e In Mrmitaeel
plaee an Wsf Wuihington Str. an
Montae Mbsnb beim gsDieripieIen iiber
rumpelt uurben, bslannten R@ f@ulbif
unb luurOen sur 3abIuns BON IS uni
Rotten berurtbeilt; Mrmitaas bate xl(
unb Soften 3u jablen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
gfa&ri6ten aus Snbtana.
W6rber Serrp Duaains in
Intlage3ufanb berfebt.

IWuoreueU quoeu oerette am 0tenrQ9
geeen Serrp Nuaains. rel&er Grau
@amiep uno auei bon itren 2inoern
ermorbete. In iebem einjelnen GalIe Die
Nntlage bes Worbes I'm erfen @rnbe
erboben. @eaen Mbsnb beriammelte
li@ Inn bas @sfdnanib Elm Mob bor
etma 400 perfonsn, uel&er jeoo& tei-
nen erniili&en 9lnariif auf basfelbe
ma4te uno BON einem balben Dubsnb
poli3ifen lei&t aerifreut uerbsn tonnte.
WerbefferunQen Mome
@itpge
Sort apne. Bel Nome @its
lou oemnd&f nit weiteren Wsrbeie.
runaen fur bic Gommer.@aiion be.
gonnen peroen. Wetrers tief9e 2api.
taliiten babsn ndmli& am n6rbli9en
gnbe bonn Rane See. sinem 3meie
bonn Splpan.ees, elm Stiid 2ano
aeiauft. auf wsl&sm ie Elm Reiaurant
unb mebrere wi(len bauen mollen.
Gin Sefa amentfaIl bur@
einen WergIet&
lebiet.
gpansbille. George unb
@alter Wiele, msl&e bas 3efament
ibres Waters CHARLES Wiels. tusI&sr
bor awei Sabren NIT 0intsrluHuna
zines grobsn Werm0seus ftarb. anfo&.
ten, baben ibre 2laes piebsr 3urudes.
,ogsn. Wie ss beibt, ioll 3pii&en If.
nen uno ben I'm 9,iiument eenannten
erben ein wsraIsi& absei&loRsn isin.
@rabp lteferte fein
gteentbum aus.
Sepm our. Die Ueruntreuuns
gen, tuel&s fi& Gprus g. MeGrobp In
isinsr gigsnI&aft als @aIfur ber gr'
fen WaticnaI Uani tat ju S&ulben
iommen laRen, lIsfert 3ur 3sit nod
uas 5agssssiprd&. WeGrabp tat iein
geiammtss Gieenttum ausesliefert unb
Is bat ben MnI&ein, ais Oh wsber ,is
Wanl nod Der Wnuperein. bon ipel&em
WcGrabp Der S&abmsiftsr mar, stwas
berlieren tuirb.
9obt TN Hette 9efunben.
Hra5il. = Mrtbur Burns, As
Sabre alt, uurbe tobt I'm Bette oefun.
ben. Die Wer5te fasen, It maiie bel
feiusr MuffinOuns i9on 8 bis 8 Stun
ben toSt gewsisn isin. Burns mar Elm
Wirth unb .bn er um 4 ilbr Wa&mit'
tags INNER NOD ui@t In isInsm 2ocuis
etnse!rofen mar, ipolIte man in ieinem
3Immsr nod itm Istsn. Ta&Osm BIZ
9tnre erbrO@en mar, iab man Burns
Qsi&e auF benz Bette Iieeen. 3wel
e3nappsFaf@sn, bic cine no9 pou uni
bie anbe.e bolb se!eert. wurben unite,
Burns 8opflifsn gsfunosn. gin tsr'
beiaerufener Mrst ferIte ais 9obesur'
In4e 0erjf4lng ftf.
Neue OeIs@ Is@efeItf@aften.
Wuneie. Drei neue Cel.@eieII.
i&aftsn fnb bIer urennifrt uurbm'
bas aetien.GapitaI elmer ieDen If $780,
600. DisIelben Rno bic rDslawar'
Oil & Snpsifment Co.,, bic rMltant
Oil & Gas Co." unb bic nMeme Oil
& Jnpefmsnt Co."
DsrS @dfs r.W orbmirbmobl
unaufsettdrtbl bleiben.
9ebforb. Wie Is iett ben I'm.
i&ein bat, uirb Der Ulorb ber 0o@.
i9uQsbrerin earab e3dfer iuobl un.
l
oufseildrt bleiben, ni&t einmaI BIZ
asrSte, ipel&e eine Mutopfe Der 2si&s
bornabmsn, Rnb R& barEbsr einia, Of
bas WdO&sn, bsbor ss ben 9oOeif&lne
srbislt, bsrsemaltiat ipurbe ober nint.
WtDonalD, msl@sr unter benz Der.
bo&t, ber Mbrber ju iein. perbaftet
iuurbe. bat benz @teriif 8braHer seaen.
! tber ben Wuni& ausaeipro&m, f& BET
GrRen Baptiiien @emeinoe an5uI&Iie'
Sen. Die 4slikfen berIeIbtu baben bas
@sIu& unter Werattuns seuommen.
waiisrsnptb Ia Waoifon.
Mabii0n. Gum 3ueitsn waaIe
terrI&te am 0ienRas tisr cine Wai'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
9las ben 0eri&tsbSism.
Weiiins unb @Iid's e@idIaI in ben Sanber
Der @ei@worenen.

SIN Criminal @eridt tpurben In
benz Gale Der bsibsn Wlailsr Wsifina
unb Gid bereits aeaern g2a&mittaa bic
4rsumcnts ssT&lORsn uno asgeu 5
ilbr scsen I'D bic @ei8worenen sur
1waibune jurnd.
Qlm wormitsaa ipra& Der 6ouptber.
tbsioissr, Mnwalt osnrp y. epaan
unb CT pIoioopirie Dor einem 10 ju Ia.
gen ausberiauftsn 0auIs, bsnn ioluobl
I'm SaoIe, ais aud auf ben. @aIIerisn
lraren t0e bsrfhabarsn Stsb. uno
Sibpldbs eingenommsn. Ssit ben
Qsi&enrduberfdllsn fat iein 9nlI bel
osm pubIilum sin fcl@ intsnfpts Jn'
tsrefIe errset. ais bisier.
Jn fsinsm argument bob @paan
u. VI. berbnr, In tuel8er meiie bic
Dabn @eieQi1aften bsinnntumnben
poreshen, um bic 9eeisIatur 5u be.
ffeGen unb bGb He bor leinen, corrub.
ten UsitteI f@euen, um ibr 3ieI 3u er'
rei&en. gpeI&e berbre&eriihe g2a&.
IcffGisiisu fis f9 ~ S9uIosn !ommsn
lieBen, bas bdtte bod erff Dor einisen
Wonaten bic entIebli@e Vurbus Tabns
Gataftropbe betuieien, ,ueI@er neun5ebn
iunos blhbenbe Meni4enlebsn gum
Opfer fieIen.
Hofod appetftrt.
Ole Woacd.Gsrnru &c., trel9s I'm
anog Gountp'Rreisseri&t perurtteiIt
tpurbs, BEN Otto 1rodimiib ueeen er.
Iittener werIsbungsn, uel&e Ct bur&
bie G&ulb zines Der @eislli&aft eebD.
rsnben i@warjen gdren erlitt, $3.50
e&abenerfab Su satlen, bat seffern an
bas Staats. Obsraeri&t appellirt.
Gin neuer proBsb mirb
Motifs isin.
9n benz Gale bsx Nellie Seffries,
uel&e bic Milas engine. .Woris unb
Contractor Wsapsr auf S25, 1000 6&a.
bsnerInb berilaat bate, tuirb ein neuer
prossb futtfinben mnRen. Ole Der.
hanbIunasn iiber Ole 2lase batten bor
@i&ter Garter fattsefunben .unb am
Nsntae Mbenb batten bic Gei&more-
nen F& sur 1eratbune 3uriidse3oeen.
Wd5tsnb bisIelbe am Mbeno nod In
@ange mar, erbieIt Der @el@moren.
gcuIs 0arton bic MiAteilung, bub
feline Grau I'm eterben IIess. HaiIii
pbipps erloubte bierauf benz 0arton,
H9 mad oauie ~ tesfben. RI&ts,
Garter biniste ipdter bas woresten
ieinss 9ailtfIs, unb aIs bie Nbpoenten
bsr bsIben pariden R& Mot bnrilbsr
einieen ionnten, ot ben il5rieen Ell
0sl@mnrtuen erlautt leip iou, eineu
wabripru& ela3ubrineen, blisb ben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

sebm &Deber'S 0tsttgAsAft,
~. 764 0e& Nestb Gtt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
~ waudt bic Tish l Mingo.
Yerioaals sNoti,:n.

Die jabIrei@en Grsunbe bes 6errn
4nbrem pagen, Seeretdr'
e&obmsifr ber sooms greuins
Co., Iuerben nit Hebauern psrnsbmsn,
bab Der aIts 0srr am Waontae Nbenb
bur& Die Hhdf&tsIoRsisit zines lsiber
foipeit unbeianntsn 9roi@isntuti&ers
f&wer, tuenn aud ni&t gsrubs essdbr.
lid perIett worben III. Dsnu 0err
0neen wurbs an WaRa&uitits Mbs.
uno Wi&iaan Ctr. bon BEN pferbs
bieies rhdF&tsIoIen llnbelannten iiies
oeraerannt uilb babel in iebr f4mers.
li&er weiIe berlsbt. Der 2utf9sr
iuste bapon. oerr 6uaen wurbe In
feline Wobnuns, No. 7l0 .. IL. eir..
oei&afi. no Sr. 9tso. U. Wasnsr
itu h @etanbluns nabm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

HauerIaubuiBfGeiue.-
9. u. Gonber. %. unb 9altctt, Q
Ga@weyls Dotubduitr, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24
SnOianapolis Sieserirai3.

Die rssslmdbIse pro6e iinbet
tsuts, aufatt Gonnerfas Mbeno
fnit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-24

@eieli&aft Der getrieb eineeRent tpers
ben mubte, IN 0unielbeit eehhlt.
Weuer S9uI. Superinten.
bent.
SefferfoubiIls. prof. 6.
M. Wsarble, principal Der biefiaen
0o@i&ule, III aum Guperintenbenten
Der 0Hentli&en S&uls an StsQe bss
berforbenen qrof. @oooipin ernonnt
tuprben.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
Political Gossip.

The early date for the Republican
congressional convention has set Dem
ocrats thinking over what to do to be
saved They are short of available tim
Der. Hon. George w. Weadock is
mentioned in connection with the nom
ination, but it is said that he will not
consider such contingency at this
time. Unless some local Moses hobs up
some other county in the district will
probably be levied upon for a candidate.
Saginaw Courier Herald.
Part of the talk in connection
with Stearns' last visit to Detroit
is story that, at that time, he negoti-
ated with some well known local Repub-
licans as to the chances of beating
Warner in this county and he was in
formed that it would take lot of
money to break in, because Warner had
lined things up so tight that it would
take a Jimmy to smash the combina-
ton. The sum that was mentioned to
Stearns as necessary to edo business" as
in Wayne was such as to let him see the
profits of lot of numbering go a-glim-
mering, and, furthermore, he was in
formed that the money must be paid in
advance. The deal was not closed
Detroit Free Press.
Senator Burrows says that the stories
sent broadcast that he had hand in
making up-a slate of delegates at large
to the Republican national convention
are absolutely false. 81 wish, said the
senator, Ito make this strong 1 have
never dreamed of trying to fix things in
this matter and | hope that my denial
will be given as much publicity as the
other statement"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
VIII RatIfy Nomination.

A republican convention of the eighth
congressional district has been called
to meet at Saginaw, April 10th for the
purpose of nomin ating /. candidate for
congress. 1t is mere matter of form,
as Congressman Fordney has been re-
nominated by the unanimous approval
of the republicans of the district for
many months past. The convention is,
therefore, simply to give official ratifica-
ton of a long settled fact. We are in
perfect harmony with these republicans
as we are a firm believer in rotation in
Office by an official who has faithfully
and intelligently performed the duties
of the office. Not so much for the gain
of the official as for the gain of the peo-
pie, for ii is the latter that reap the
largest benefit. This fact is noticeable
in all officials who honestly endeavor to
do their duty and more so when a man
is capable and puts his heart into the
work.
1t is evidenced to. all readers of con-
gressional work that Mr.. Fordney is at
tending to the business of congress and
of his district. He is a man of strong
conviction and set purposes, and withal
large abundance of common sense
that is sure to win. He has brought dis
tinction and honor to the district and
credit to himself. The republicans of
the district only bring additional hon
ors to themselves by his unanimous
nomination. -Corunna Journal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
Republican Congressional Convention

Republican Convention OF the Eighth Con
gressional District is hereby called 10 meet at
me City Hall, in the City OF Saginaw, on Tues
day, April 10th. 1904. at O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for Congress
and for the election of Congressional Go N
mittee and to transact such other business as
may properly come before the convention.
A Republican Convention OF the above Dis
trict is also called for the same date and place
Mt o'clock ID. m, to choose two delegates and
two alternates TO represent said district in the
National Republican Convention, to be held In
Chicago, ILL.,, on June 2lst, 1904
The Counties comprising said Eighth District
shall be entitled To the following representa-.
tion Ia each OF said conventions:
Clinton County. IA delegates; Saginaw
County, "a delegates; Shiawassee County. ~
delegates; Tuscola County, 10 delegates.
BY order OF District Congressional Commit
tee.
RALPH LOvELAND, Chairman.
w. ID. FITZPATRICK, Secretary.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
Fearful Odds Against Him.

Bedridden, alone and destitute. Such
in brief was the condition of an old
soldier by name of j. j. Havens, Yer
sailles, o. For years he was troubled
with Kidney disease and neither doc
tors nor medicines gave him relief. At
/. length he tried Electric Bitters. 1t put
him on his feet in short order and now
he testifies. 'T'm on the road to com
plete recovery" Best on earth for
Liver and Kidney troubles and all
forms of Stomach and Bowel Com
plants. Only SOC. Guaranteed by w.
r. Collins & Co. and Haggart's drug
stores E
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
Big Returns Assured.

For labor and time is what every
business man is looking for. The sue
cessful farmer is the shrewdest man in
the town. He knows by experience
that to get good returns for labor he
must plow we'll His horses and men
will be well preserved and the ground
turned. just right to fit it for his crops if
he uses the Easy draft Lei Roy Plow."
Sold BY Hartshorn e. Sop, Cwosso. ~,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
VERNON.

Notice is hereby given that republi-
can caucus for the township of Vernon
will be held at the village hall in the
village of Duran on Thursday, March
"a, 1904, at o'clock in the after noon,
for the purpose of placing in nomina-
ton township ticket, and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before the caucus.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
Primary Elections a Delusion.

The Coldwater Courier says:
On the subject of primary elections
there are great many people who are
theorizing and by that method imagine
great many virtues in the scheme that
do not exist
Wayne county is one of the localities
in the state that already is using the
system and concerning the workings of
it the Worthwhile Wayne county, Record
said in its issue of Feb. 90:
According to the Detroit Evening
News it will cost the city of Detroit
alone $18, 900 more election expenses for
the next fiscal year 1004-5 than for 1902
3, because of the new primary election
law in this county. The country pri-
mary election in this county will cost
from So, 900 to $4,000 additional so that
it is safe to say the taxpayers in the
township, who pay one-fourth of it, will
be called upon to pay in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000 for primary election
law.
So far the primary system in Wayne
county has put the same men in Office
and during the same time, and under
that system, the city council of Detroit
has raised the township apportionment
of the county taxes from one-sixth up to
one-fourth, and now we are informed
about $5, 900 more is to be added for the
extra primary election each year.
Primary election for Wayne county
seems 80 far to have been rather ex-
pensive for the township"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
Farm For Sale.

The Thorpe farm of forty acres, we'll
improved and good buildings ETC., sit
uated mile north of Bennington std
ton. Price So, 10000. For particulars
enquire of Mrs. w. f. Alexander, r. d.
No. 4, Owosso.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18

Secretary Shaw in recent address
said: ."Those who advocate ship sub
sidy are accused of being in league with
the. shipping trust THERE'S no shipping
trust, Except in the ownership of YES
sells built in foreign yards, by foreign
labor and flying alien colors. These
cannot participate in an American
subsidvss
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
Western Excursion.

Greatly reduced rates during March
and April to North Dakota, Montana,
and Pacific coast territory. For full
information inquire at Grand Trunk
ticket Office, Owosso.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18

The republicans of Ovid township
paid Editor Martin of the Register
Union, a fine compliment by unanimous
ly endorsing him for register deeds at
their recent caucus.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18

The first delegates to the state nomi-
mating convention, were chosen last
week by Alpena county and the dele
gates were instructed for Guberha-
torial Candidate Warner, and also for
present Land Commissioner E. A: Will
dey for auditor general,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
SHIAWASSEE.

The republicans of Shiawassee will
meet in caucus at the opera house in
Bancroft, Tuesday, March Goth, at 3
o'clock p. m. to nominate a township
ticket and elect delegates to county con-
vention.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18

The expense OF holding the primary
election in Grand Rapids to nominate
candidates for city and ward officers.
amounted to 5000. .f
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
MIDDLEBURY

The republican electors of the town
ship of Middlebury, will hold a caucus
in the town hall, in the township of
Middlebury, on Tuesday, March %, 1904,
at 100 p. M, for the purpose of. nominal
ing candidates for the several township
offices, and for transacting such other
business as may come before said eau
Gus.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
OWOSSO TOWNSHIP.

The republicans of Owosso township
will meet in caucus at the town hall at
2 o'clock p. m. Saturday, March 26th, to
place in nomination candidates for
township officers, to elect delegates to
the county convention. to elect a
township committee and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before the caucus. By order of
township committee.
G. r. MASON, Chairman.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1904-03-18
Republican Caucuses.
owosso CITY.

Ward primaries will be held Tuesday,
March 22d, from to s o'clock p. M,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for ward officers and electing del
egates to the city convention, at the
following places:
First Ward-Argus Office.
Second Ward-Times Office.
Third Ward-City Hall.
Fourth Ward-Voting House.
Fifth Ward-Hose House.
CITY CONVENTION.
The city convention to nominate can
didates for city officers will be held at
the Armory on Wednesday evening,
March 23d, at z o'clock.
CALEDONIA.
Notice is hereby given that the re-
publican electors of the township of
Caledonia will meet at the town hall in
said township on Friday, March 20,
1904, at 2 o'clock p. M, for the purpose
of nominating candidates for township
officers. Also delegates to the county
convention Ito be called) and the trans
action of any other business that may
come before the meeting. By order of
committee.
j. B EvELETH, Chairman.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-05-27
SHADY GROVE.

Rev. Will Finch, of near Fulton,
will preach at Oak Dale Sunday eve
at 2.30. Every body invited.
John Baulch, who is known far
and near as the great show man,
witnessed the exercises of Sells &
Downs at Fulton Tuesday.
Mesdames w. II. Harpole and
Dock Reeves are visiting the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Oliver, at Martin, this week.
Let everybody attend the ice
cream and strawberry supper at
Shady Grove Friday night, May 81.
The kid band will make music for
the occasion.
We hope to see in the next issue
an announcement of when n d
where the picnic will be held. Hur-
ry up cousins, or Uncle Johns ber-
ries will all be gone before the pic
mic comes off.
On Thursday of last week Esq.
w. H. Harpole united in bonds of
holy wedlock Capt. J. w. Gates and
Mrs. Scott Herring, two highly re-
spected persons of this community.
Capt. Gates is sixty-fve years of
age and his wife only a few years
younger. The neighbors and
friends JOIN in wishing them pleas
ant sailing along the remainder of
life's uneven Journey.
DANyrEp
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-05-27
Graves Decorated.

According to pre-arrangement the
members of Union City Command.
cry, No. Is, U. o. G. c., assembled
in Union City cemetery, Sunday,
May p, and after brief address by
Sir knight Kinney, the members in
line filed past the grave of each OF
our dead and with loving hearts
and wiling hands deposited flowers
on each little mound. After visit
ing each of the graves in Union
City cemetery, a committee was ap.
pointed and they went to East View
and decorated the graves of our
dead there. The purpose for which
the meeting was called having been
accomplished, the members returned
to the citadel and passed resolu-
tons Of thanks to Mr.. A. Martin,
sexton of the graveyard, for his
kind assistance rendered to us on
this and other occasions. Also a
resolution of thanks to the city pa
pers, Democrat and Commercial,
for courtesles often extended to our
order. A. ]. MURPHY, N. c.
L. Fl. THOMAS, K. of r.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-05-27
Real Estate Transfers.

c. c. Easterwood and wife to w
r. Robertson, 30 acres in No. 5
$500
Mrs. A. D. Campbell to ] r
Spradlin, lot IN No. Is, $500.
". J, Caldwell and wife to Setas
Prewett, lot in No. 4, SOL.
T. G. Rogers to G. J. Rogers,
acres in No. 10, $50.
S. A. and W. J. Phillips to Mrs
Cora Jude, lot in No. 10, $875.
B. F. Brown and wife to W. S.
Clark, 121 acres in No. II, ST, $50.
c. M. Mooney to A. w. Gambill,
interest in land in No. 9, $265.
Chas. H. LaDuke and wife to A.
w. Gambill, interest in land in No.
9, $3.50.