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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-04-23
Agnes
Easter
Offering

ministers, who felt II neceS-
sary and possible Ito keep up ostab-
lishments."
Our landlady, Mrs. Robert Living
ston, was the widow of Robert of
Linlithgow, the fine old English Liv-
ingstons who, as knights, followed
William of Normandy across the Chan.
mel, and in 1874 founded estates in
our country. A direct descendant
from chancellors and barons! Stately
old New York aristocrats, We called
our landlady's little daughter Lady
Agnes" When she honored us with
a cup of tea from Great-Grandfathe
Livingston's silver teapot an inherit
ance from Robert the First and stamp
ed with the family crest, we called her
Our Lady of the Manor House"
But that was long ago.
In those distressing days of civil
var everybody came to the capital.
Her old home on the Hudson sold,
ner property gone, Mrs. Livingston
was persuaded by New York friends
to come to Washington, take ?. large
house and make home for them.
Senator's and members, attaches and
clerks, easily found delightful rooms
for the winter. Families came to en-
joy the mild air and the roses and
jasmine as they bloomed over our
windows.
Thus VIC were large family, and a
| merry one.
Lady Agnes" was twenty-five. and
| engaged to Major Wood. whose New
York regiment had for two ears been
in the thick of the fight, but was noa
for few months stationed at Fairfa
Court House. Virginia. &
Next Sunday would be Easter! as
ready our children had packed the.l
| baskets with dozens of eggs, blu
| scarlet and gold, for the egg-rolling de
the presidents grounds Easter Mod
| day. 7,
And we were to have a wedding
our family! On Easter SundaI
Lady Agnes and the Major were t.
make home for some months in VI
ginia. With right royal sood will Vi
were to make this wedding the glar-
dest and gayest of ell times. Att
| years of peril, separation and anxiet
the good had come, ard what SO beaS
| tiful as Easter Sunday. b,
Saturday our big house was floral
! garden. Senators and members sup
piled roses, lilies and jasmine from
| the Congressional gardens. Palms,
azaleas and pale acacias from the
great palm houses. Boys and girls
I searched over April Rock Creek woods
for wild flowers and the little scarlet
| partridge berries adorned our tables.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-10
CEDAR TWP.
HAzELToN TWP.

WI set eIs of e5.
Sw4 /. -. D 81 III Id 70
WIZ swt WI of e2
SwL -. .-.. D 81 III !. %
lots L. 81 nell. 6 81 10 p y
nell .... 934 10 40 o.
Com S.2S Oh e of sw cor sec
ION S.gS CD e 3 90 CHI SOS
ch w 900 ch TO
beg =. ..... 10 81 10 20 0S
SEA nwt east CT 5 Is T T less
NV. 10 ~ 10 = >
SIX net nh sell
less rw IA 81 10 % =: -
nj mel .l4 81 10 2.5
Com at ne cor pe4 sw14 tn s
150ft w $50 # n 80 fl 80
IT to beg. :. ..16 81 10 40
set 20 "a 10 10 II
ct nw9 less 10a. 81 81 10 Z s.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-10

1903 - u II ~ L. s-s- !
Com at ne cor
nwt thence w
40 rds S ~ rds
to q point 81
# w of e line
of said I sec
thence S to S
line said I sec
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-10
Town Company Add.
LAKE CITY.
Lakes End addition.

LdkG s @1lU HUUIIlOu.
Lot Blk Amt
Com $50 # of NV cor of blk
l3 east $50 tt so IT w $50 #
n 30 IT lot ID, blk 10, 81 y
Com 200 TT s of NV cor of blk
ID @ loo # s 30 IT W $50 # n
80 TT lot u. blk 10, II cents.
IL. ....... IA. ! go
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-10
5-l2 # to beg u b u

SIP # to beg l. 81 IL 80
Com at Sc cor of
s. II G. Add
thence along
W line of said
Main st L. rds
10i TT to CEN
ter of Elm
creek thence
southwesterly
along center
of Elm creek
to a point of
sub-div isiOn
line-5J rdS l0A
feet south of
swt of s. u G..
Add thence IL
on sub-divis-
ION line so rdS
104 IT thence @
along s line of
said add 40 rds
13a TT to beg. II 81 l. = 80
Com at Il point
80 TT G of sw
cor of nw4 II
32-l2 thence e
400 it to w of
8 Il add City
of Med Lodge
thence north
along said line
$50 it to line
Lakes Add to
city of NJ. L.
thence WoSt
along said 8
line 465 # to a
point $40 fl @
of w line of
said section IL
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-10
NIPPAW ALA TWP.
KIOWA TWP.

part of nw4. goa. 35 3411 511
all -. ....... = 35 10 lob "a
lots | and 2...... q 30 10 3 %
IL Il Off n side of
lot . SCI nW4 "A ~ III
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-10
SEATE Of K.ANS,AS, Barber County; SIS

be-
ing the first O
auction office the County Treasurer Of Barber county Kansas in the
County Bar
E Treasurer
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-10
SUN CITY.
SHARON.
HAZELTON CITY.
AETNA

E. S. RULE, Treasurer of Barber County, Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-10

Com at Sc corof
swA of swl4
thence w to
NV cor of swt
thence 8 tonw
cor of High
lands ADD G
to ne cor Of
Hig HANDS
Add thence N
to beg........ 1S Il . {
Com at u point
on g 4 w cen.
ster lines GA fl
W of ne cor of
nwtsw3 thence
w along said
- center line 303
Il eal1I5-12 It
8 : 2 Ill
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1904-08-10

net .-.... ....0U ~ III Il al
lot = seA nw14 81
neil ....... 80 30 ii 10 80
n1i set neA swl4
sell set. 30 30 IL 10 50
lois 3. 4. sell SW4
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
RathbOne Lodge Present
Chancellor With K. of
p. Watch Charm
HELD lNTERESTlNG MEElENG
Token Of Esteem Presented to Capt
w. r. symons by His Lodge Last
Night, Which he Has Served
for Two or Three Terms.

Rathbone lodge knights of Pythias
held an unusually interesting meeting
in their armory last night. large
number of the members being present
The rank OF esquire was conferred up-
on two new members of the orsaniza.
tlon
During the evening Chancellor Com
mander w. +. Symons, who has been
al the head Of The lodge for Two or
three terms, was presented win a
beautiful Knights Of Pytbas watch
charm, ms a token OF esteem,
The pretty present was delivered by
Judge Max Isaac, who. in q few words
appropriate to the occasion stated
that it was with sincere rosre That
Mr. Symons term as chancellor com
.mandor would expire IN June. and that
the members had purchased the charm
so that he might remember the pleas
ant term Of his cGiee. IN response
Mr. Symons thanked the Kni zhts hear
tily for the present, a6d stated that
lie fully appreciated lhe git
Mr. Symons will represent Bataboue
lodge at the meeting OF tlso grand
lodge in Albany in May
The affair was a most enjoyable one
and the KniAg9 enjoyed the even
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
A NARROW ESCAPE
CREW OF BARKENTINE UNION
WE'RE AT WORK ON PUMPS
FOR ELEVEN DAYS.

Philadelphia, April Captain Car
row and a crew Of 27 men of the
French barkentine Union were brought
to this port today on the steamer Hav-
erford, from Liverpool for Philadel-
phia
Captain Carrow sailed from Fecamp
on a fshing trip early in April On
April the vessel sprung a leak and
battle for life began The men work.
ed the pumps night and day and about
gave up hope Of rescue when a tramp
steamship hove in sight ON April 49,.
The steamer refused to answer the
signals for aid, but few hours later
the Hayerford was sighted. Before
leaving. .z&essel Captain Carrow
fred i& French Consul Passoli will
take chdTaneSsthe rescued men.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
STATED THAT RUSSIA WILL
GET MONEY From pARle

New York, April 26.-The Paris cor.
respondent of The Times says nego,
tlations for a new loan between Rus
sia and Paris syndicate are practi.
cally completed. The amount is plac.
ed at $16oOOO,oOO. The loan is to be
contracted in treasurey bonds at the
rate Of SO per cent, and bear interest
at per cent The syndicate guanan-
tees SS0,0O0,0O0 and there will proba-
bly, be public subscription. The de
tails cannot be confirmed officially.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE
WAITING FOR THE JAPs.

st. Petersburg, April 26.--Advices
from Mukden indicate that the Rus
slams have completed the concentfe-
tion Of their forces on the Mukden
Lioa Yaun Yalu and the MukdeR New
Chwang lines. Forty thousand troops
are occupying fortified positions along
the Yalu river and 10000 are posted
at Takushan, at the head of Korea
bay, where the Japanese threatened
to make a landing. The Russians also
Dccupy the banks of the Tamun river
from the Russo-Korean frontier to
Lake Taitji, on the Manchu-Korean
frontier, near the source Of the Yalu.
Detachments of Russian cavalry and
light artillery hold three towns along
the river and points on the east coast
Of Korean offering facilities for land
ings.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
AN INTERESTING LECTURE.

Quite LARGE Number Bgant ut
Mems Club Last Nght.
The meeting Of the Mems club last
night was, as is generally the case,
quite Interesting the feature being
an illustrated lecture on Porto Rico
by Rev w Rede
Pictures showing the beautiful
scenes, pretty drives, many Of the
handsome buildings, and views in the
different cities were exhibited by the
speaker. which we're all thoroughly
enjoyed by those present Altogether
GO views were shown, and some new
and interesting facts were learned
about Porto Iico
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
BoYKiN WRIGHT MAY
GET IN THE RACE

Atlanta. April 26.-Hon. Walter
steed of Taylor was a visitor al the
capitol today Re has been elected
to the senate and is a candidate for
the presidency Of that body He will
be opposed by Mr.. West Of Lowndes
Mr.. A. D. Blalock Murpby Gambler
Of DeKalb and Hon c. s. Reed Of
Campbell
The speakership race win be 6e-
tween Mr. sIaton OF Fulton, Mr.. Mitch
ell cf Thomas and Messrs. Fielder and
ElHs Of Bibb.
There is q. considerable amount o.
taik in regard to the possibility that
Hon. Poykin Wright win allow the use
Of bis name
iF he does said well known
pohdcian, that would practically set
tie it, Boylsin Wright will be the tow
ering figure in the next legislature and
il he enters the speakership race
DO not see how he could be defeated
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
Program was well Car
ried Out BY Veterans
Yesterday
LARGE CROWD WAS PRESENT
The Exercises Were Held in the Au-
di torlum, Where Col. J. E. Dart
Delivered Beautiful Address
Soldiers Graves Decorated.

The Memorial Day exercises were
very interesting and were attendd by
quit a concourse Of cdtizens. The
day did not dawn as prettiIy as one
would have desired, dark cloud over
hanging the city all day long. and dur
ing the exercises a slight ain fell, but
it was not heavy enough to do any
harm and the program went along as
il it had not occurred.
The pageant formed in front of the
Riaemens armory on Newcastle street
promptly at 2:9O o'clock. in the fol-
lowing order Confederate Veterans
Association, Brunswick Rinemen. Un-
form Rank, X. OF P, a detail of mount
ed police Of the city all proceeded by
the colored band.
The procession then moved out New
castle street to Mansfield and thence
to the auditorium where a portion OF
the exercises were held Rev. Harry
Cassnl opened with an approI riate
prayer, after which Col. r. ii. Harris
iatoduced the orator or the day, lion.
j E. Dart, himself an old veteran.
Col Dart was in a very happy humor
and delivered an able and eloquent ad-
dress. lie touched very pathetically
OF thc fact that General Gordon had
been called to his final rest since last
Memorial Day and paid a beautiful
tribute to The grand old chieftain, in
war, in peace, in the halls Of the ma
tional congress, in the gubernatoria
chair Of the state Of Georgia ana In al
the walks of private citizenery, lie
outlined III an attractive fashion the
innumerahle causes that led to the
firing Of Fort Sumter and denounced
the idea that the cause Of the war was
due to slavery, The colonel said he
was happy that the sections were
about to get together ana hoped that
they would do SO and forget as soon
as possible the history OF The nation
from 1860 to 1865.
All in all the address was a very
eloquent one and was warmly applaud
cd by those present.
After the address the line was re
formed and moved to Oak Grove
cemetery. where the Rinemen free
The usual salute over the graves Of the
Confederate dead. A pretty feature O
the day was that after the salute eacl
of the veterans present decorated Tho
graves OF the soldiers with a sprs
Of evergreen a number Of very hand
some flowers were also placed upon
the graves OF the dead. Mrs Horace
Dart and Miss Sadie Dart aided th,
Veterans in the work OF decoratin;
The graYes.
After the exercises at the cemeter.
the various commands participating
IN The program returned to the cli,
under the command Of their RESPECTIVE
commanders. the Rinemen and tn
yeteans went to the armoyy OF the foI
mer, where the veterans passed a reso
luton thanking all who helped 4
make the day a success.
The Uniform Rank came up TO tn
intersection Of Newcastle and Glor
cester street and held a prize drill
for a very handsome medal whic
was finally won by Sir Knight a. N
Calder, after very spirited contest
On the whole tbe program as "a
ranged by the Veterans was decide
success.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
THE czAR REFUSES
TO STOP THE WAR

st Petersburg, April GA cores
pondent is enabled to announce au-
thoratatiyely that the talk Of media
ton in the Russo-Japanese war is
founded upon the personal desire of
King Edward and King Christian OF
Denmark to avoid further bloodshed
and end the conflict, but that the steps
have utterly failed.
The Emperor, with the concurrence
Of the imperial family, has finally de-
cided to reject all propositions for in
tervention and to prosecute the war
with all the resources OF The Russian
empire.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
Receiver Smith Says
Things will Remain the
Same at Present
WHO WILL REPRESENT B.&B?
Railroad May Not Fight Case in Ma
con Monday, and Will Let Re-
ceiver be Appointed to Wind
up Affairs of Road.

JR. L. Smith, who was on last Sat
urday appointed receiver OF the Bruins
wick and Birmingham Railroad Com
pany. returned last night from trip
to Waycross and yaldosta, where he
has been on business connected with
The receivership
Mr. smith was seen at the ogle-
thorpe last night by a representative
OF The News aud when questioned
as TO his future plans he replied.
Everything viii remain in statue
QUO untit next Monday. when the case
will be argued before Judge speer in
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
HEARST AND oLNEY
AFTER HoAR's STATE.
Contest for Delegates In MassacFu-

Contest for Delegates N Massachu-
setts Convention.
Boston, April &C.. The democratic
convention will be held in all the IA
congressional districts today to elect
two delegates from each to the nation
al convention. The friends of Olney
claim that the delegates chosen must
vote for Olney at st. Louis, as the
state convention has passed resolu-
tiops making this obligatory. The
Hearst forces declare the action of the
state convention is in no way binding
on the district convention. Both sides
claim a majority OF the state delegates.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
shot a. Premier.

Madrid, April 26-Premier Maura
who arrived this morning, was shot at
but not wounded, while on the way
fom Belearic Islands. The bullet
whizzed through the roof OF the car.
but no one was injured.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
WEgER AND FIELDS
SEVER PARTNERSHIP

New York. April 2e.-The papers
have been signed dissolving the the
atFical partnership Of Joseph Weber
and Lew Fields, begun 25 years ago.
Weller has purchased his late partners
interest and will conduct the business
alone. egslS@xAE 9.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
SAYS STRIKES ARE CRUEL.
Labor Leader Declares he viii Fight
Them to Finish.

~-sFisCi hageGgi tS@Ni1l - III w - '5''N
Them to Finish.
Chicago, April 26-Terrence v.
Fowderly, former president Of the
knights of Labor at a banquet last
night said
"The labor leader who has the in
terest Of his men at heart will fight
the strike to the last ditch, for Of all
the costly. cumberous, wastful crule
methods Of settling a labor difficulty
the strike and lockout are the worst.
Let labor unions incorporate. The
union has nothing to fear from incor-
poration. There is nothing the law
can reach under incorporation that it
cannot reach now"
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
Pilots Defeated Soldiers
Yesterday by a Score
of S to 4
PLAYFD GAME IN ONE HOUR
About Four Hundred Fans Were Pres
ent and Rooted for the Locals.
Second Game will be Played
This Afternoon.


In The quickest. one of the snappiest
and decidedly the most interesting
bail game of the season. four hundred
fans saw Brunswick defeat the Fort
Sereycn team yesterday afternoon by
the close score of 3 to 1.
The game was interesting from the
minute Walker pitched the first bali
across the plate until he delivered the
last one IN the ninth inning, when two
ot the soldier boys We're on bases anX-
IONS 10 cross the home plate but the
last man dew out az second, and the
two teams marched from the diamond
.atter playing the quickest game ever
seen on the local diamond 1t tool,
tile Pilots Just one nour TO win the
game
Aow the Runs Were Made.
The first score was made by the Pi-
lots in the third inning, Ehen, with
Two hits, two long flies and one err
.ror they succeeded in getting two men
across the home plate In this inning
Walker was The first man up and went
20 FIRST on pretty siugle. lie was
followed by Nigbtengale who won't
to FIRST on an error, advancing Walker
ID third Bowen followed with a clean
hit scoring Walker Grimes followed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
NEGRO HAD PAINFUL FALL.
Henry Simmons Turobled Down Stone
steps at City Dock.

otcps q JILy UocE'
Henry smmoEs, a well known ne
gro. met with quite painful accident
yesterday afternoon ABOUT 3 o'clock
at the city wharf.
In some way the negro fell down
the stone steps inAictins 40 ugly
wound on his head. Several peo-
pie were standing nearby but it is not
known exactly how the accident occur
red
The negro was picked up and car
ried 70 a physician and bis wound,
which was a painful one, was dressed
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
suhonio plaque Found.

New York, April 26.-The Herald's
correspondent at Lima, Peru, says
that four new cases Of bubonic plague
were reported Sunday. Three addi-
tional cases we're found on Monday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
CHEERS AND CROWD
FOR KING EDWARD.

Ireland Accords Sovereign Great
Reception.
Dublin April 2G.- King Edward,
Queen Aiexandra and their suites land
ed in Kingston from the royal yacht
this morning ana proceeded to Punch
estown The soyerejgns were accord,
ed a splendid welcome Great crowds
were assembled The vessels in the
harbor are gayly trimmed and the city
is bright with featoona.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
ANOTHER REPORT
OF COMMANDMENT
Report Says Japanese Have
Again Fired Upon
New Chwang
RUSSIANS DENY THE RUM0R
Russian Troops Occupy Fortified Po,
sttions on the YaIu and Now
Await the Japanese-Russia
to Make Loan from Paris.

Tien Tsin, April 26.--It is reported
on good authority that the Japanese
feet bombarded New Chwang last
night. The Russians here deny the re-
port
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
FLORIDA COLLEGE TO
GET SUM OF $685.

OEI oUW OF 4oU,UUU
Chicago, April 26.-Dr. D. K Pear
son will send $4,000 to Rillins College
at Winter Park, Fla. institution, for
helping Cubans ana children of Amer
ican residents in Cuba to a higher edu-
cation. He pledged this amount a
year ago on conditions that $15O,OOO
be raised independently.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27
The Weather,

Forecast for today Ia Georgiaa
Clear, light northeast winds.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-27

Macon"
than ID statement Mr.
noting say on the situa-
will probably remain in
ntn saturday or SUNDAY
ne he viii return to Ma,
present at the hearing Mon,
Atlon Arises.
(Which is being asked
prestht and which no
IL able to reply to is, who
ent the b. & B. at the hear
wfhe case in Macon Monday? :?
~ = understood on good authority
that the ohicals Of the A. & b have
announced that they have nothing
Whatever 10 do with the case; that Vt
is matar 10 be settled strictly be
tween the B. ISn.R and Machen, who
The road.
WTwitty, the
Ultimate friend
P66ld hardly be in
- against him Mr..
- for Atlanta last night to
su ether attorneys in that city
An oaieml in the city who is in po
siton to know, stated yesterday that
he uas Of the opinion that receiver
would not be resisted at the hearing
I'll Macon and that a permanent re-
cei4er wonid be named for the road
In case this is done it is not believed
that the 8. & b. viii be operated iude
pendently from the A. & b. but will
either be operated as at present or
jointly by the a. & B. and the receiv
er Tor the B. & b. When questioned
on these questions last night, Receiy
er smith stated that he was not in pc
sition 10 give his opinion. and really
did not know The merits OF the case
At any rate the News feels safe
in announcing that the 3. & B. viii
continue IN the possession Of the A. {
B. and viii be operated as a part oi
that line as at present tor many years
10 come If permanent receiver j.
appointed it is believed that it will be
only to settle up the Indebtedness q
the b & b. and win have no eifec
on the present road IT may be tha
the A. & b. viii have to again pur
chase the property of the B. q
from receiver.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-08
-oo0I De experiment..
J0thnQs.

The stores began closing at 6 o'clock
last Monday night.
Advertised letters: Mrs. A. Reynolds
Bacon, John Stemle, l.. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Mcclure are
happy in the advent of baby girl, born
Sunday December 27.
Measles are quite prevalent among
Paw Paw children, but in most cases
the disease is not serious.
A party of Paw Paw people attended
sacred concert at the Universalist
church in Decatur, Sunday evening.
Father Clarson was the recipient of a
pretty gold watch chain and charm from
his South Haven parishioners New
Years day.
The appointment of Bangs f. Warner
for a second term as postmaster in Paw
Paw was sent to the senate the forepart
of the week.
ii G.. Lake and family, l.. Shepard and
family and Mr.. Gillette aud family spent
Wednesday evening at M. M. Slower:
porth of town.
| 1t is amusing to see people go with
assurance to the door OF the old post
office, only to be reminded by the locked
door that we have new postofiice. Th
habit Of many years is not readil
broken.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-08
G.. p. LINDERMAN.

Choice farm of 10 acres, fine buildings,
best location; eight acres of grapes, ap.
Piles, pears, peaches, pums, etc. Reason
able price and favorable terms. A snap.
House aud IL lots in good location,
A bargain at 81 200.
House and lot in prime condition,
choice location. Only 81 100.
KILLEFER Il PRATER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-01-08
Closed sur NOT By the Sheriff.
This store is closed daily p m Saturday evenings excepted

Our Great January Clearing Sale is open all corners
from a. above hour.
selling and brightest lot of merchandise at
prices that been offered the public OF Paw
Paw and vicinity
Star attractions dependable merchandise at
saving dollar traded is the lever by which
expect to bring buyers to our store.
Below we append list not given our last weeks ad