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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
We Paid 100000

For the American rights to I.iquo-
zone. We did this after testing the
product for TWO years, through physi-
SLAMS aud hospitals. after proving. in
thousands OF different cases. that
Iiquozone destroys the cause OF any
germ disease.
Liquozone has, for more than %
years. been the constant subject Of
scientific aud chemical research. II is
not made by compromising drugs nor
with alcohol Its virtues are derived
solely from gas-laroely oxygen gas
by process requiring immense appa-
ratus and il days time. The result is
a liquid that does what oxygen does.
Il is nerve food and blood food--the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

ler. 4 famous black face comedian.
ably assisted hy Miss Gsflie IIasso4.
q lady that has maG" thr world lau&h.
and one of very ftW women rhar black
their faces and play He@ro roles With
success.
As i'll H. HIS company comes rec
commended by the press. and as they
:, en To have ffa bi44e- outfit # IN
hind that ever APP I'd in his c..N
~t feel HAT III y viii rcctiss' a biz
patronage tonight The b : leat IS
l.cafcd a, s. ca,qd :nl olive ~pfeet,
The doors will cpen ta O'Clock pef-
torrance commences promptly at y.
McNau@hton original cowboy bani
and orchcstra viii Give Z concert
tlom : 10 O'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
Dandy for Burns

DR.. Bvrgin. Pana H., ~r.f@s =
have used Billiards. Snow Lniment
always recommended it to ny fE.~i.ei:'
as AZ confident there is NJ @ets,l
made. Il is 4 dandy for burns Tho"
woo I'VE on farms are especs-. y /
bic to man. accidental cuts btr
o~u' So. which he, randi IA
lanas snow I.ta:m = is app
Should a.&ayS b kypt in the ter
for eases o. emereency.' -
80 cents, $1.00 bot5e Sold by I. 3
Coon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
POINT NOT WELL TAKEN.

Mrs. Fenuyr ..s4 0ad : '9a'1
see Ny r. era ,p5 VII
i is Eng,.Sh. ! :9@c 4:.,H p:era
when yoa ca4 Understand A'4a H.
s:n4esS Ia .a<:l:g.
Mrs. Sa.d.-1l,.tlr-N'h o.ss~ you
you can Hete,s.t u tGt N my @att =
'. II nay s,ng IN English thar when
they s;u5 n Italian.-Chicsg 20 Trih
una
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
soc. Bottle Free.

II YOU need Idquozone. and have
never tri-d it. please send u- this
coupon. W. viii then mai YOU an Or.
der on local druggist for a full
size bottle. and We vii pay the drug
sist ourselves for il, This is our free
gift. made 10 convince You, to sh w
YOU what LiquolUn~ is. and wha. it
can DO. In Justice % yonrse}f. please
areep II tu-day. fzr i places you W.
der no obligation whatever.
Liquozoue costs 50c aud 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
CONVERSATIONAL EVASION.

DO you heli~1e in ;ransmi2raH Hion
~ ,ou1,9" 5nQsired rhr nsu " ia met-
90av~teal tendencies
Why. ans15rea Mrs tamroN in
ab-. net AZ a 49, ahAeF!4h AaFz.
no aoab1 L wcui6 ~ az right ,nda
:. rae e.fcU1a> ..He :. - Wl~hln-toH
S.as.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
fors sas:v

il ~ ;e5loa-= -e2eaSs q ses''ttaE ii.
tau5s. B3"t1a;.s5 Easl4 3ran& Ca2Fiegs7,
e,l Nix : uc,exaA..@i exoeu. ~ s.ol
mothers mix. as L : rendered p'e@'
teet,y srse:,e II ne process q pra'
vara.sou. 1.ay :. i stsp3ss - l:n3s
u expeditions AEsii t.;,i<r 'w: brands.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
DIDN'T -ES ATE.

-fio" ~ arsa> Ha'n'
h.,..7aaf= -
crae. -1s,ves< - ,.str. -
3-95! - 2!'==~' .-se.z.-- .''=.
#4H4 ,2tsa5t-, 81 al W.
IL. ta%.,,s-t. --H..su. s''.ar Prs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
VERY SIMPLE.

The ingenious O2e-I wonder h W
Isabel manages to preserve her com
plexioI
The Knowing Oae-Oh. she jus
keeps t in a Geo! place. tightly co.k-
Cd Smart Set.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases
All that medicine can Go for these
troubles is to help Nature overcome
the germs. and such results are in1i-
rect and uncertain. Liqnozone attacks
the germs wherever they are And
when the germs which cause disease
are destroyed. the disease must end,
and forever. That is inevitable.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

specis.. eae-wav second gl,ss> eeta
n :, rats 20 California Ih- follow
:ag rates and a"ran-e.n as a. AZ
fnorized far tn s5= of ai1e.saH SO
oud class .eclonsSts texts 20 San
Francisco, S.tefamautt. - Angeles
and San Diego California. Ogden ans.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Granger Wy.
3ming, also to PrPScG+t an! Phoenix
Ar' iona, ard ali Intermediate points
on direct lines 10 which tn r-sD..,I
second class rates are higher Ihe
same rates wiz apply % such branch
fne points as ordinarily taae the
california common po Il rate. Rate
'rom Pine Bluf $40 via TeXarkana
and S31.65 via St. Louis. Dates o.
sale-First series, Daily March to
LAY Is, 1908. inclusive, second Sc
. es. daily September = &c October
3 1865. inclusive. Ltmits-Ail tick,
It's to be limited FOR continuous pass
aye. Stop-ove;s-Ry speciai arrange
ment between California term ma.
! Ines stop-over, ~.iti o. aao~e,J II Cal
fornia at al points On ,.1a Santa Fe
system and the Southern Pacific com
paay, except Sar Francisco and Lo@
Angeles. ais.c al Ash Fort. Benson
Maricopa, Tucson, Williams art \,
ma. Arizona. ami Elko t.avrioesN. R.
no and WinnemQeca. Ne9ada Sto''
cvers at eaca pc1nt net = eXce= i've
:ays. Ticket 10 b. deposited with
nj at stop-over po:ut Immediate
On rrival ard cont nGous passae
ic!l1s gcod GYon designated trains
t. be issued by agent a such stoN
y noint when passenger resume
Journey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
:; - > 81 s: = ~: sc35}lO
.1t,'t|.|ssz ! 11H.9s I4I Isz:. ~
Ill wv ( { - u. I 5.y,ssf.@ @

Spring meeIin4 rev Memph : lock
eA club. Memphis Teuu.. March >
1e April 10. l9". For the abose oc
casion th4. following round trip rats
;fNd srrraE2enents ar authorized tG
Apmph : Tenn. Series one-Rate.
St.Go Dates rf sale March 2G aud -.
1.to5. Return limit, April 10. l9o5
str=tS RAJ. $G.6o. Dates OF
$ L. daily March y to April 10. 1895
inclusive. Return Emit three days
rom date ef sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

Half The ills taa man is heir e.
come from iudief 81 on. Blrdu X
Blood Ri,ters strengthens and tones
the stomach f.,Aes INDIGESTION I'M
pGssibie
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

Annual meeting genera assembly
Presbyj erian church. F'agt Norh.
Texas. May .26.-f'or he above oc.
eas ON the following ronna-)rip rates
ald ARRANGEMENTS are authorized t.
Fort North, Texas Rate one fare
r.uS s. for the round trip. Dates OF
sale. May l6. Il and * Return limit
May 81. 1905 for leaving Fort Worth
Tickets will be good leaving Fort
Worth GA date executed for return
1T in no case later thar May II.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
NJ Northbound.

Leave New Orleans 6:3S y. L.
Leave Pine Bluff q Is p. N
Arrive ST Louis TBS N.
Southbourd.
Leave st. Louis 8:2a o. NJ
Arrive Pine Bluff 1885 m.
Arrive New Orleans S:55 a N
For reservations apply to ior
agent
II. C. TOWNSEND G. p 4 :
~ LouI u
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

Si,ecial ene-way second class rates
% ;Ae Gorthwes1 Rates. FROM Pine
5tl1f Arkansas to Il lliHss Nom.
$3.50. 10 Hinsdale. I.iyia2~ton. ..@=
-an. Chnabar Mont, s@ia4; u Hele-
na Butt N>soula, AnAconda Mont.
S"ian: SPOKANE, Wash, s%4; Port
ana. Ashland Astoria Or. Tacoma
:. at7le Wash. Victoria Vancouver.
i. G.. sac.5p Rates for cnilItt il ti'r
agS OF a.ya and uidzr =twa'ys- VIII
"a. ore.A2h the aduf f4.@. Da'e~
Il ssi<-@f'.nst seres. Haeea > Lay
-. ine.a,jst cond s-sta> : neen.
der :, - e,ctl,5sr Il. ine'f1s.ve. Stop.
aver4 vii D. a,toWez; va.sioHs
points
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10
NEW SLEEPING CaR SERVICE
VIA IRON MOI. AN 7CI~

Commencing August >tb. tte y
Mountain Eoute viii nst3hi 81 tn-otf'
daily sleeping car service betwer
New Orleans and st LOUIS "a y
ley Route and T p. on the .oi.0w,:
schedule:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

ferrr,-Gati stouss Fumor, Iissrs
hollTe bUut tatco
touuIEhea Glosk Women Di4eAsss
All diseases thsg beafr vi ra-or- usAsn
NATION al csistfh A. cuHtaE Oa5 dl4okees o.
DE results OF IMPURE pOISuned utOUd
In nervous debliltE lIqGO1UHe Ac'S rs = sliGsr
accompiAhs rGxt no druss do.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

Annual couvenji5.n Raptists ei
North America tnd national i'aptfs'
anuiycrsar es. ST I.eais Me NAY l.
/ -. l9ua. Fer he above OCCASION
Ire following round "trip rates aud ar
1an@ementS are authorized 10 81
ouis. Nc; Rate. one fare ptna ="
te'sts for the round trip. Dates q.
>5.la Mny#l3 10 22 inclusive. Return
/ mit. May - l9o3. Transit I'm ts
continuDus passage in beth airt efien@
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

National conVent:e Il Travel = fH-
tcctiye Association ~ Amer G..
vannah. Ga. My II 10 - -. tf94',. For
the above ttcaS on d. following
rornd trip rates ana "ran2 n@aa -
;lo ant horized To SaTanuah Ga.-
R;te,. one fare plus s. for IN rsu"a
Zip. Dates OF sale May T. =, an"
=. 1ao1. Retnra limit May - 19ie5
TX -. y OF im'r original nu9ca2e.
sr~ can S'vnte extension Of fetH4n
'.9Fsa y int H.; lat ;hsn Ilae# i
e. psf~sn H. t9e~iJ.a@ retliar p1~
@g = a ~ vif', =, AZ. ri;
j.-tx,. n a. a31s4, as " y.
II. nor ~. a." W.
lar NJ ~.4 SO, 2722es. i
,=e d ntsz - n - i II, -
- uri-. o4:...i ..@s .;..a5 - i. -
3i4eeFion
y. ~ Aa,a~~~ 9.,a'.=.
"a 81. Z s,s=,.s hrE ~ E
,4e5. Fer ia. above oeeasier t.
,oVin4 round trip rat4s and -
...nge enents are authorized te
sa:.n9s Ark Rate. GU &c p'"-
- c5a-~ Tor the round tr9 h5t@s .
,aie. M:.4 ,. j, ) aud 6 laez Re.u@.-
t.s:f. tn aars from d te o. sale
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

ION. Denver. Colo, May 9 10 -. r.
lht above occasion the foiaa~in
.eand Trip rates and arran2eecne
are uul ulhol.ized to Denver. CoIorad
s;nrin@s and Pueblo. Colo: RAT. on
iare plus s. Tor tn found trip. Vi
eate ot ticket Dates Of sale. May ;.
aud 4 Return imii May 81. l9o.'
Tor leaving dest.na, on Transit lin
its CONTINUOUS passas" i'll both dir
Iions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

Amer Cas &77o%io'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-04-10

:. NJ pickeN, Agent.
Milford chronicle., 1905-02-03

you see the lads dotty with the gasF
Cramped into the narrow space Of the
wheel box, like a terrified hare in
blind burrow. was the figure Of young
boy. So firmly was he wedged into the
corner that Kitchell had to kick down
the box before he could be reached.
The boy spoke no word. Stupehed
with the gas. he watched them with va
cant eyes.
Wilbur put a hand under the lads
arm and got him to his feet. He was
tall. well made fellow, with ruddy COM
plexion and milk blue eyes. and was
dressed, as If for heavy weather, in
Oilskins.
"WeI. sonny, you've had a fine mess
aboard here" said Kitchell. The boy
he might have been two and twenty
stared and frowned.
"Clean loco from the gas. Get him
into the dory, son. I'll try this bloody
cabin again"
Kitchell turned back and descended
from the poop, and Wilbur, his arm
around the boy, followed. Kitchell was
already out of hearing, and Wilbur was
bracing himself upon the rolling deck
steadying the young fellow at his side
when the latter heaved a deep breath.
His throat and breast swelled. Wilbur
stared sharply, with a muttered eXela-
/ nation.
Heavens, it's a girl!' he said.
Milford chronicle., 1905-02-03

"WeLI. of course Pm aUtth you, cap"
would come to? Well, just lemme drop
If into your think tank. an lay to what
I saw. It's all the ways from fifty to
seventy thousand dollars, whatever her
cargo is. Call it sixty thousand-thirty
thou apiece. oh, l don't know! ne
exclaimed. lapsing to 1andman's slang
..Wha'd say about a million to one
on the unexpected at seaT
"Thirty thousandp exclaimed VII
bur. without thought as yet
'sNow y'r singin' songs" cried the
caDtain. Listen to me, son." he went
on. rapidly shutting up the glass and
tbrusting it back in the case. My
names Kitchell, and I'm hog right
throughP He emphasized the words
with a Ieveled forefnger, his eyes
hasbing. Hog spells very truly
Yours. Alvinza Kitchell; ninety-nine
swine an me make a hundred swine.
I Pm a shote with both feet In the
trough first, last an always. II that
bark's abandoned, an l says she IS
she's ours. Pm out for anything that
there's stun in. / guess I'm more OF a
beacheomber by nature than anything
else. II she's abandoned she belongs
to us. To blazes with this cody game.
Wen 20 beachcombin', you an l.
We'll board that bark an work hel
into the nearest Dort-San Diego
Milford chronicle., 1905-02-03
"Tnats how. I'm the heir"

ple of the two vessels, now side Dy
side. The air, foul beyond expression,
tasted of brass. Their heads swan ana
ached to bursting; but absorbed IN
their work, they had no thought OF the
Iapse of time nor the discomfort OF
their surroundings. Twice during the
examination Of the bark's papers Kitten
ell sent Wilbur out into the cabin for
the whisky decanter in the swinging
racks.
"Here's the charter papers" said
Kitchell. unfolding and spreading them
ont one by one, "and here's the clear
ing papers from Blyth in England.
This yere's the insooranee, and here
this is-rot that, nothin' but the arti-
cles for the crew; no use to us"
Ina separate envelope, carefully seal
ed and bound, they came upon the cap
tain's private papers. A marriage Ger
tificate setting forth the union between
Eilert sternersen Of Fruholmen, Nor
way. and Sarah Moran Of some sea
Milford chronicle., 1905-02-03
Used For Practice.
ITO BE coNT1NuED.l

"Iacomb- Hood, the artist" said an
editor. twas sent to Delhi by a syndi-
cate Of newspapers to make illustra-
tons Of the Durbar celebration. l meo
him a week after his return, and we
talked together about the native char
acter.
'eThe Indian, Jacomb-Hood said, was
not progressive. Things as they were
suited him well enough. He had no
desire to better them. Hence, Of course
he rarely made a great success.
"Jacomb-HoOd illustrated the nom
progressive native character with an
incident that befell him in barber
shop.
"The artist was shaved in the shop
rather badly. The operator cut him, in
fact. twiee-once on the chin, and once
on the cheek. To the last cut Jacomb-
Hood had to apply plaster He said
to the operator as he did 50:
"Tts too bad Of you to have cut me
twice. You'll lose all your regular
customers at this rate.
'''Not at all. sir said the operator. 4
am not allowed to shave the regular
customers yet. l only shave stran'
gers San Antonio Express.
Milford chronicle., 1905-02-03

~Easy, sta'board." whispered the
eaptain under his elbow. go ahead.
port. E-e-easy all! Steady! SteadyF
The affair began to assume the inten-
sity of a little drama-a little drama OF
Milford chronicle., 1905-02-03

'nsI PaTtieaIsEs' g advsEtisement
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-10
Caledonia Farmers Club.

The Caledonia Farmers Club held a
very interesting meeting Nov I'd at the
farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kent
field. About eighty. five were in at
tendance. 1t being dinner meeting it
was served first, to which all did JUS
tice.
The club was called to order at 1870
p. m, with Pres. Youngs in the chair.
After song by the club and prayer by
our chaplain, Mrs. j. p. Eldridge, the
usual order of business was taken up
and disposed of. Next came the pro-
gram.
The first subject, The great loss OF
life by accident, recklessness and vio'
lence. How can it be mitigated? was
led by HI. Magoffin and discussed by
Mr.. G. B. Cook and others.
Mrs. Eldredge gave fine paper on
the life of Frances Willard, which was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. A. Goodale kindly gave a recita
ton which was enjoyed so heartily she
gave as an encore, Fritz and Betsey
fall out
Mr.. c. T. Cook was called upon to
speak of the grand jury, its necessity
and purpose, after which Mr.. G. w.
Jennings, supervisor, was called upon
and responded with thorough talk up.
on the recent session of the board OF
supervisors.
AS the time was taken up and the
hour late the remainder of the program
was carried over to the December meet
ing, which will be held with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Oliver, the second Thursday in
December. That being the time fol
election of officers a full attendance Of
| the members is requested.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-10
owosso Township Grange

The Grange held a meeting Tuesday
afternoon. -Four applications for mem
bership were presented and received,
the first degree was conferred upon a
class of six. Owing to the lateness OF
the hour and the storm the lecture hour
was not given much time,
Nov. 81 the program will be a Corn
Special as follows
Music.
Name some uses made of corn, Mrs.
L. A. Partridge, Mrs L. D. Carson.
Corn breeding for practical farmers,
M. l.. Peterson.
Time and method of gathering seed
corn, E. O. Place.
In buying seed corn is it wise to i'm
port it from distance, r. @. Shephrd.
Give general standard for perfect
ear OF corn, w. s. Carson.
Points to be considered in corn score
card, G. B. Cook.
Those on the program and all others
who will, please bring a specimen of
perfe ct ear of corn.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-10
OlneV.

Now that Chaplin has two full fiedged
doctors we should all remain well this
winter-Corn husking by machinery
has commenced, corn as rule will be
smaller crop through out Michigan thar
last season-Mrs Hiram McQuistor
and daughter, of Owosso, visited with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs Bert Thomp
son, this Week.-Mrs. Mae Field and
Mona. Randall, of the Owosso Glove
factory, visited few days with rela
tives here this week-Chas Albaugf
is getting ready to place new wall un
der his house-Farmers who have
been using different cream separator
have quit using them to an extent ant
are again patronizing the cheese factory
Now that wire fencing has ad
vanced or cents per rod, better ash
the manufacturers if they have i'm
proved the quality orcheapened the pro
duct much inferior fence is now on thu
market.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-10
Middlebury.

Mrs G Seib and children visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs A H Whitaker,
Saturday--Mr and Mrs E Patrick
were in Corunna on business Saturday
Wilbur Bigford and wife entertain
ed Mr. and Mrs Arion, of South Ovid,
Sunday-Mark Sawtells and wife
spent Monday with his parents--Mr
Baker and Miss Yarager were guests of
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Bigford, Sunday
j ] Knapp was at his sisters, Mrs L
Van Dyne, Saturday--Mrs Belle
Smith was the guest of her cousin, Mrs
Lucy Hayes, part of last week-Mark
Sawtells will move to Ovid in the near
future-Mrs A II Whitaker enter
tanned Mesdames Noakes and Bailey,
Thursday-Geo Schley is spending
some time here with his sister, Mrs c
Haight-D Hyde and wife enter
tanned relatives to the number of %
from Ohio and Elsie on Sunday Of last
week.-Mrs. Mary Hall is entertaining
a cousin from New York--Mrs Belle
Smith visited in Ovid Wednesday also
attended the Woman's meeting, which
met with Mrs Fred Losey-Miss
Grace Walworth has been the guest OF
her sister Edith Walworth, of Kalama-
zoo, for week or more-Mrs Sears
is spending few days with her daugh.
ter, Mrs Eta Davidson and family near
Pontiac. Mrs Hall, her sister accom-.
panied her-Mrs Geo Bigford spent
Wednesday with her son, Wilbur and
family--Mrs Belle Smith and Mrs
Wilbur Bigford and son Harold were
guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank Bigford,
Tuesday-Mr and Mrs Dennis Hyde
attended the Warner reunion at her
brothers, Mark Warner. A party OF
ten came from Ohio and large number
were in attendance-Rev b + Brown
and wife were callers on this street
recently-Mrs l. G. Van Dyne visited
Mrs Emma Clifford also Mrs Hamilton,
OF Ovid, last week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-10
New Lothrop.

Rev III Hescott was in Inlay City
Thursday, last-The Literary Society
of the High School hold their next
meeting Friday night at the High
School building-W l. Colby is put
ting cement wall around the opera
house Guy Petty, of Midland, is in
town on business-W WsWooll and
wife and son spent last Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Chas kelly
Ernest Carpenter, of Flushing, visited
his sister, Mrs HI l easier, Monday
night before leaving for Cincinnati,
Ohio, to enter Coyne Bros. plumbing
school--Mrs Melvin Augustine, of
Chesaning, spent last Thursday at the
home of her mother, Mrs Geo Jacobs Sr
Chester Conklin has moved to Mrs
John Mills this Week.-Mrs. Gladys
( easier visited 0 Carpenter in Flushing
st Saturday and Sunday-Joseph
,6ylor and family have moved to Mid
Md to reside-Mrs d Kellogg is not
" better-Dr Burke moved his Of
acy> rom over Snyder's drug store to
the 1ding recently vacated by Morris
OdenV Morris Odell and family have
moved hack to Midland-Archie
Farrand rived as substitute on r F D
route No Monday and Tuesday during
the absence of Hiram Walters-W L
Thompson N y his house connected with
French'sS pre by telephone now
Born to Mr. am Mrs Fred Conley last
week. som red Buzzel has moved
into bis new house-Forest Perry, of
Corunna' visited IN town Wednesday
There were "a good sized fish taken
out of Porter Creek back of George
Safford's last sunday-MB Durham
and wife visited their daughter, post.
mistress Josie Durham, wednesday,
IL l. Hetts has new harness maker
Oscar Bowers. of Flint. spent last
Sunday with his family-A nine and
a halflb son was born to RID Carrier
Hiram Walters and wife Tuesday.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-11-10
Burton.

Rev d Young returned home Sat
urday from Riehfeld where he had
been assisting Rev Z HIATT, in revival
meetings H Houck is quite i'll
at this writing-Mrs j. Ackroyd and
daughter Eva returned from Denver,
Col, Friday of last week.-Mrs.
Martha Durham is spending the week
with friends in Owosso-Several from
this place attended the mass-meeting at
Owosso, Wednesday-There were
seventy present at the M. P. Aid
Society at U G Stiff's, Tuesday Miss
Anna Abbot was the guest of Mrs ID
Young Wednesday night of last week
D Banghart has moved his family
to Owosso-Mrs q l. Cramer and Mrs
d r Salisbury, of Owosso, and Mrs M
G Eldredge, of Ovid, attended the M L
Aid Society at U G Stiff's Tuesday
G G Cook will move his family in the
house vacated by d Banghart.