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The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12

b
(excuse the deceit) and turned
north To his brother. "Fetz."
He likewise was interested,
but i finally told him the same
story, desiring TO think II
over. Whipping up Dolly, l
continued north: where the
road turns, stands II big
housc-a home-like charming
place-and | became bold TO
enter. / was met NJ the door
by a big, handsome man, rath'
er dark, and my heart beat
quickly. After stating my
mission he had the audicity to
slam the door in my face!
Dispirited, l turned west
ward, intending 10 go TO Lay
nesville To look up Charlie
Pittman. | had not gone far
when | read ON II mail box.
Benjamin Cooper, Gentle
Lamb farm or something
like it. An old friend! / lost
no time in halting in the mid
die of the road and hurryins
up the long lane. After tell
ing my story, Ben said: "TcA
late" and introduced Mrs
Ben rs evidence. But hi
gave rue new hope, telling mi
that John Frazer and jim
Campbell were willing.
Keeping them in mind, decide'
to turn westward first. Drop
ping in mt. Clarence Nichols
he said "too late, I'm alread
spoke for" Well, | was rea
glad of it-he was too ''skir
ny" anyway-and | went owe
TO his cousin Rolla's. The
said he wasn't home, but as
didn't see any tracks, l kne'
they were fbbing or wer
onto my tricks. He's u fr
young man. | tell you! The
I went ON TO Mr.. Utz-ae
another fine, prosperous loo
ing fellow-but he was on
and so / turned back discou
aged without going to Cha
lies. Going back, | stoppt
at John Frazer's. He hi
not yet recovered from b
New Years resolutions, al
was afraid he would regr
having made a marriage co
tract in that condition.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

HDehL New Years Day
with Ed. Shrader and family.
Mr.. Selken has been spend
ing the holidays ut +. IL.
Shrader.
Eugene was seen passing
through our burg Monday
levening, going west.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
styaved or Stolen

One small yearling steef'
about middle of November
Weight about 800 lbs. tia,r
shaved off of rnmp bone. L'o-
eaal reward for return To
w. S. Newell,
tf Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12
Whiting

is the subject Of a lecture by
Rev. III. II. Osborne at the
First M. e. Church on Friday
evening of next week. We
are confident that all who at
tend will be well repaid.
The Marshall republican., 1906-01-12

The Republican has the
best equipped job office Z"
MARSHALL.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-28

THE selection of a man to sue
coed Russell A. Alger in the
United States senate is a duty
that will come to the legislature,
which convenes next January.
1t is hard to say who may be the
successful candidate The aloss
of five men, at least, on the dele
cation from Wayne has been a
bomb in the Mcmillan camp.
These men are credited to Town
send, and whether the popularity
he may gain in the state among
anti Mcmillan forces will Offset
the antagonism which he has
brought upon himself from Mr..
McMillan's supporters is ques-
ton. The strength of Mr.. Nc
MILAN and Mr.. Townsend, when
taking into consideration the
total vote of the first and second
districts in the legislature, seems
to be about evenly divided. Mr..
Hill occupies position at this
time apparently without friction,
at least to any of the other can
didates. His strength is difficult
to determine, because his cam
paign is so significantly quiet.
The other extreme is occupied
by VIM. Alden Smith, who with
his personally edited paper, the
Grand Rapids Herald, makes all
kinds of claims and much noise
for the statesman from Kent.
Again we hear gentle rumblings
of dissatisfaction with any of the
above mentioned candidates, and
such names as Prescott and ella.
zier are mentioned as possible
dark horses. The influence of
the state administration, which
has not yet asserted itself, will
be no small feature in deciding
the success of the fortunate can.
didate. The True Northerner
does not want to be put in a posi-
ton at this time of favoring any
particular candidate, believing
that it is too early and sentiment
too little crystallized. From
time to time we shall mention
candidates names, presenting
their cuts when possible. saying
only what each one may rightly
deserve.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-28

The Bangor Advance in its
issue Of September Z cast some
reflections on the Bloomingdale
delegation in regard to their
honesty and loyalty at the coun-
ty convention. A letter denying
the allegations was written the
Advance with a request that the
same be published The Ad-
vance, however, declined to pub
lish it, but referred to it last
week and tried TO smooth the
matter over. We publish here
with the editorial referred to,
and the letter and affidavits
which the Advance declined to
publish:
The Decatur Republican of last week
is endeavoring to make itself believe it
was wholly justified in publishing the
article Changed His Mind" and Will
Whitney of Bloomingdale is cited as au-
thority. Mr.. Whitney's statement is
given in full. Now, Friend Moulton,
from the statement where were you
justified in saying Myers selected the
IL best campaigners in the township"
However, your readers must understand
that Mr.. Mutchler and Will Whitney
have been bosom friends for years.
Gilbert Hudson was on that delega-
ton from Bloomingdale, and as you know
is a brother p. M. Mutchler expected
support from this Bloomingdale delega-
ton, and he got it long before the final
ballot in the convention, and there is no
way of telling but what Mutchler got
Bloomingdsle ballots from the start,
which Myers expected or he would not
have so expressed himself.
Now, Mr.. Myers reply to your article
is a sufficient reply to Mr.. Whitney,
but admitting for moment that Myers
made the same remarks as cited, is
there any consistency in his position
nowY
According to Whitney, Myers said.
of the delegates this day elected from
Bloomingdale stand by me, and / feel
that they will, will be satisfied with
the result at South Haven, whatever it
may be-
Did portions of this delegation stand
by him, or were some OF them peddling
Mutchler ballots during the process of
the votingY Did they put heart and
soul into Mr.. Myers candidacy or did
they quietly do all they could for Mr..
MutchlerY
These are facts, Mr.. Moulton, that
it would be well for you to investigate
before charging Mr.. Myers with chang
ing his mind. If any member of his
delegation betrayed him in or out of
convention, by vote or word of encour-
agement to Mr.. Mutchler, then Mr..
Myers is only now carrying out the ex-
act terms Of the untrue statement
charged against him.
Following are the letter and
afidavits in reply to the above:
Sept IL, 1908.
Editor Bangor Advance,
Bangor, Michigan.
Dear Sir: My attention has been
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-28

Subscribed in my presence and sworn
to before me this 18th day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1906.
ELLIS SIMON,
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires 3-S-l909.
trust that you will correct your
misstatements now that the truth has
been proven beyond doubt that your
readers may not have the impression
that Bloomingdale harbors band of
Benedict Arnolds.
Very respectfully yours,
W. w. WHITNEY.
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! can only say TO you and all concerned
that as chairman Of the Bloomingdale
delegation l counted every vote in every
ballot that was cast for register Of deeds
by said delegation, and can state posi-
lively that Mr.. Myers received every
vote. | am sorry that he or anyone else
should intimate to the contrary, but |
know that 10 votes were cast and count
ed for A. w. Myers at every ballot.
Yours truly,
(Signed) MILAN WIGGINs."
You say that Mr.. Myers is carrying
out the exact terms of the untrue state
ment, thereby saying that lied. Why
did you not End out whether / could
prove my statement before calling me a
liar? 1t would not have cost you a cent.
The following affidavit, | trust, will
hold you for while, at least as far as
the Bloomingdale delegation is concern
ed, and if they are not sufficient / can
get you many more:
Copy of affidavit of Bloomingdale re-
publicans.)
AFFIDAVIT.
State of Michigan,
County of Van Buren,, 3d.
IL have been over the situation care
fully, and | think my chances for the
nomination for register OF deeds are
good. II the delegates this day elected
from Bloomingdale stand by me, and
feel that they will, | will be satisfied
with the result at South Haven what
ever it may be-"
The above is an extract from the
speech of Mr.. A. w. Myers at the Bloom
ingdale caucus last spring which was
quoted by w. w. Whitney iu an inter.
view with Lincoln Titus of Paw Paw,
and afterward published in the Decatur
Republican.
We, the undersigned, depose and say
that we are voters of Bloomingdale town
ship, and attended the caucus that elect
ed delegates to the county convention
held at South Haven, Michigan, in May,
1906, and that the above quotation from
Mr.. Myers speech contains the sub
stance, il not the exact words of Mr..
Myers on that occasion.
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Yours respectfully,
EDWARD n. DINGLEY

In fairness to Mr.. Dingley, we
publish the above letter. Those
who are posted on the situation
will be able to understand from
our editorial last week and from
Mr.. Dingley's letter "where the
shoe pinches. Ed.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-09-28
Sept. "a, 1906.
Editor True Northerner,
Paw Paw, Mich.

raw raw, MICH.
Dear Sir: My attention has
been called to an editorial in The
True Northerner of last week in
which you state that "Mr. Ding.
ley aayed the republican party,
posed as an independent candi-
date and was working in the in
terest of Vim. Alden Smith"
wish you would give me suf-
ficient space in your paper to
deny all three of these state
ments. | did not fay the repub.
lican party, but only the few who
constitute what we call the ma.
chine, and who attempt to con-
troll the republican party. l am
republican from head to foot,
always have been and always ex-
pect to be. / did not pose as an
independent candidate, but was
a candidate within the republi-
can party line, and received the
highest popular vote at the eau
cuses. Finally. | was not a
candidate in the interest of any
special man for senator. In
fairness to me, kindly publish
these facts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
4tttStpn.

Der 14idbrise SOiepb DOnObot
srtruut um DOnneritus gta4mittas,
uls sr iid i'm Susqusbunna SluB babe
te. Der 11jdbriss @illiam Dane ent'
sins Sur islben 3eit tnapp einem slei'
den Sdidial, inbem Elm Snabe namens
Sames ibn rsttete, sbe er perianf.
- Die YenuiDluunia Staats Ser.
einisunseu BON Srisftrdeern bielt Mon'
tus ben is6iten iabrliden @Onusnt oa'
bier ub. slls Seamte fir bas lauienol
Sabr wurOsn srpablt: RraiiOsnt, &
8. Quinn uOn philadelphia YiSl
Prdiioent, U. 3. SeB uon SerDid
Sefretdr, Nrmit TbOmas BON Scran
ton; S6usmeiiter, 8. y. abbott Dol
Nllentomn.
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SipbSppff aus Wferiep.

slus usridiebeneu merifanii6en Stdo'
ten lit Die Otu6ri6t einsstrOffen, ouB
Der SantiusO'6luB aus ieinen llfern
setreten 1T uno usridieSene Stdotc,
unter Oieien Gurpun, Wfericala uno
Santiago, iiberi6wsmmt bot. Die
8ewobner iino nit Sinterlaiiuns ibrer
seiummtsu Subs in bic bOber selesenen
@sssnOsn ssfloben. aus SaliscO wirS
bsri6tet, OuB on Der 9uuoalaiara'Di
uiiion Der Wtericuu Central : Giien'
babn piele Strsden BON @iienbabn9e'
leiien fortsspuiden iino unb Der sun3s
GiIsnbabuusrtebr uOllftdnOis brad &C.
lsgt mor6sn lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
TaS xbal abpdrtS.

Sabfpr. - Sin 3oit9an9er uon Der
Ypne namsns Wfi6ael Sulius erbra6
am Samitus ben aoiier eines 3amera'
Den, itabl aus bemielben cine iilberne
ubr unb $16 in 0aarselO uno uerouf'
tete uuf characterization. - Paitor
Wm. 8uer bstbsilists ii6 am SOnntas
on oem SoIosnen Subilaum Der Sidorp
StraBe Presbpt. Sir9e in Scranton.
= Die S4ulen uuieres Stdot6ens
wuroen am Dienita9 erDffnet uno wa'
ren our6weSs gut beia6t. = Der Wils
belm EEL Sdiisen Stub wiro am 49,.
september Elm S6eibenidieBsn abbal'
ten, bel mel6em Preiie i'm Setra9e uon
s 35 aus9eiest weroen.-@e9en perihie'
oeue Yeamten unieres SOrOugbs, unter
oieien ben Uiir9ermeiiter, iino glnflasen
weSeu unrsSelmaBistsitsn srbObsu pOr'
ben, bic cine lluteriuduns beruusfOr'
oern.-3um Ssnefij uOn 5reO Gannsr,
Der Dor GINGER 3eit infol9e elmer Ser
lesuns ii6 Der 9lmputatiOn eines Sei'
mes unterSieben mnBte, pirb am Sam'
flag elm Spisl Spii6sn ben POunoers
unO 9iaiiOs Dome Clubs itattfinoen.-
Die sluSsitellten Der EaplOr, 9OlSen,
Ppne uuo Siatioual !3eden butteH am
Oienitas ibren balbmOnatli9en 3abl'
tas.-Die @beleute Serr uuo Srau
@ottlieb Srdmer pon 2aDlor StraBC
uerlOren 9eitern ibr flint Monate alteS
G66terleiu Gliie bur6 ben &Oo. Dit
Seiiesuns srfOlst Sreitas OiabmittaG
I'M Soreit SOme SrieobOfe. 20 II
mun6mul i6On empfinblid falt, trun
Jorge man, Oh jung oh aft, fir wdrmerC
Sleiounssitiide. 5liibmaun & Beibs
buben iie.
- Der 9otomotiufiibrer 9elleD II
Der Slo Sorse 3ede go. befanO iid
am Sreitas Wessn &eparaturen untel
ieiner Wtuidiue, uls swei ourdbrennenOI
Sarren anseOOnnert famen. Der be-
ta9te SenrD @affertg bemerfte bic Sc
fubr, in WsIdsr 8ellg itanO, lisB einsr
8uruunssruf srtOnsu unO SellD tOnn.
te nod seraSe in .3eit iid retteu, ebt
Die Surren in Die SOfOmOtiue tru6ten
8eioe Surren uno Die Wtai9ine wurOeu
fart Sertriimmert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06

Nuunt Cobb. - Der alte, aud in
SCRANTON pOblbsfannts Osutids Sarmer
Soiepb Wiager erlas an Disnitas. ben
25. susuit, Der @uiiaiudt, al wel4er
er ieit LANCER .3eit selittsu bate. @r
wuroe in DeutihlanO i'm Sabre 1884
gcbOreu unO mar babr 70 Sabre alt.
@s iiberleben i'm Die @uttin uuO liebcn
SinOer unO Die SesrOisuus srfOlSts am
6reitus I'M Glmoale 5risOboie.-Serr
9enrg s. SOffmann lit am 81. 2lusuit
uou SOuusrnOr Pennppader gum 5ris.
oenSridter ernauut WOrOen, nm bic
Satuu3 ausiufiilleu, wcl6e Our6 ben
EOO Oss Serrn 6ruut 0luui6mupsr sut.
itanosn iit.-Die @rnts 1T bier i'm pol.
len @auSe unb ueripri6t cine Our9.
idnittli9s iu perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06
0Dilfess Barre @aHridten.

- Seit Die Scrantoner ben Bau
iibernommsn, ma6t bas neue @eridts'
9ebGuOe ii6tbare 5Orti6ritte.
- Der Wto,art @eiunsuerein BON
Stem gort psilt oisie 8O6e an 9ar'
ueD's Safe.
- Sur6 cine @rploiion in Der slns
6inclOs 3s6e um Donnsritas wurbsn
tSobn 6. @rsene, Stunlep Sranfoisfi
uno 9lusuit aOutousti iebr iawsr psr'
brannt.
- Der sidbrise Stanlep Suitiu BON
Barlons purOe am Dienitas bsinl
aoblenleIsn an Der Pine Ribss 3s6s
pon msbrersn Eonnen 8oblenitaub oer'
l6httet uno sritidts. Sein Sater, Der
nabe bel bsm Snaben itano, rsttete iit)
our9 sinsn Sprung isitmdrts.
- Wtit Yolloampi weroeu oabier BIZ
Yorbsrsitunssn Sur Seier oes oeutidsr
cages bstrisben, nelfe in weniser ale
Wfonutsfriit, an 8. SttOber, besan9sr
iperben iOa. Wtun bat fi4 fir einsr
5adsl,us am abeno uOrber enti6ieosn
Sine subIrside Delegation Der Scran'
toner wiro au9 erwurtet.
- abolpb @OttbOlo itarb babisr an
SOnntas i'm slltsr uOn 60 Sabren
feline Srau sins ibm erit Dor einiser
Wfonatsn i'm Gooe pOraus. @ottbolS
fam Dor elmer Heibe uon Sabren Don
scranton, mo- er Gin Sarbiersei6diI
betrieb, bierber uno stablirte ii4 bali
oarauf als SSirtb.
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5aubbeit Fam nibt aebeiIt ,per.

etn euTh locale Npplicaticntn, neil it ben fran.
fen 5bttl ets Sbrts nibt trnibtn f6nutn. Ss
attt nur tiusu Wts, Bit 5dubbtit ~ furirtn,
une btr il eur6 eOnfituti0nsas SdImitttI.
Eau uSbsit pire purt sintn tnBunettsn 3uhaub
her lhltimiatu NusfItieuug Der rulfi6ihen
&Sbrt pnuriatt. gGtnn eitit RObrt lid tnt-
,unpti, bdbi ibr tiutu rumpeluhen Sou oesr
uupollfpmmtuts 6tbSr; uub prnn ft gan,
ssi6lpfsn II, ufolst 5dubbtit une psnn bic
SuBhnpuug nitt sebpben uue eisit &Gbr
pitoT In ibrtu ssb6rissn 3uifanc perirBt ptr-
ben flnu. pire pds @sbpr fur INNER lsrlfOri
peresn nsuu 6dlls unisr jtbn psretu euTt
aitdub pruriaGt psltr nitis ais Gin sni-
ilnerisr 3uitiup Der idlsimisrn Obsrildten il.
gSir polltu einbunpsrt Dollars fiir isesu
Curh 9atdrrb pfruria 6tfn) 5dll p0n Iaubbsit
aetsn, btn mir uidt eurh 9iunthmtu ron Sal's
aaidrrb.0u bIiltn fpnntu. edbi Gub ums
icnii Gireullrt ipmmtn.
3. 5. 9btuep s Co., Soleeo, 3.
ESS@ gsIfauft ppu alien apoibtfsrn. 75s.
Sal's 5amiitH.piatn iiue bic bsiitu.
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.. u. 6. ..

Sol6e Osutihe, bic als @in3elmit'
slieber ii6 benz guduwanna 3weise an'
i6liesen monsn, fDnnen iid bel folsen'
ben Serren meloen:
Srie @asnsr, Prdiiosnt, Office oes
vWodenblatt".
slnton Slid, S9asmeiiter, glo. 523
Seoar Npenue.
@ussn WteldiOr, Prot. Setretdr, 9o5
Pittston glpenue.
@ilbelm Bauer, Sin. Sefretdr, 53s
Dilow StraBe.
Sosr bel irssub sinem Sereinsoels'
suten; oesslsidsu in ben Seriammlun'
gen ieoen pisrten Sreitas i'm Wtonat.
Der iabrli9e 9eitras betrast einer
Dollar, unb es buben @inSelmitslisbel
Stimmrsdt unO iinO su ieOsm Smt'
m6blbar.
@s pdre lebr piinidenswertb, psnr
Die Delssatsn bss 3peises alle Srdit'
uuitrsnssu uirbsn, nm re6t uiele nsu'
Ginjelmitslisbsr in Der ndaiten Ser
iammluns siu,ubrinssn. gtur cacurd
fam Der 3wsis ssOsibsn unb bliibsr
uuO fi6 fir bic Srbsit uOrbsrsiten, bi
ibm iriibsr Oosr ipdter bsuOritebt. Dsl
Suduwunnu 3wsis iOllts wsnisitsns 2ot
@inselmitslisOsr Sdblen unb wirS fl
betommsn, penn alls Delesaten ibrl
Y1i9t tbuu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-06

- Sn Berlin bat Die @rnsnnuus bee
DIRECTORS Der DarmitGOter Saut Dsru'
burg ais OtudfOlSsr Oes Yrin3eu
SObenlObs 2unseuburs gum DireftOt
Der Colonial Slbtbsiluns i'm suswGr'
tisen slmt nidt seriuse aufresuns uer'
uria6t. Ssrr Dernburs gift ais be-
oeutenoer 6iuunjier, Der in Der Seitun9
ieiuer Sunt umsritanii9s SsibGfts.
metbOSsn brfclSte.
Sermunn Sslrihs uOu Diem YOri
1T am Samitus an SOro Oss 0ampicrs
rSaiirr 28ilbelm Der @robe," aui
oem er nit ieiner Satin uon elmer
enropareiie Iuriidtebrte, plosli6 9e'
itorben. Der Seritorbene mar Der
Diem DOrter @ei6dftsfiibrer Der 0iOrtb
Sermuu 9lODOs Stsamibip So. unO in
Den bsiten gsisai6aftstreiien Der
@ietrOpOle am 6uOiOH bstaunt unO
beliebt.
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Spbe Narf Noti;en.


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PresbDterii9e Stride als cine Sabrif
fir ibre 3Uede umdnosrn lahen.
- Sin Saufmanu BON 8elleuue, Der
ieinsn giameu nidt Senannt wiiuidt,
wurbe Wionta9 Oia9t auf einem
StraBenbabnmusen i'm cine $40 ent.
balteuoe SOrie beitObleu.
- gsuis Priee BON Gder slusnue
srbislt Our9 einsn 5elisnfall in Der
SOlben 3e6e siueu Grm 10 bOs Ser'
fleiidt, OuB 80 Stide nOtbiS waren,
um bic 8uuoen 3u3unabsu.
-Sn Der 0Obnuns Der Sraut an
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glbsnO SRI. Seife Bearl Sanfer uno
@illiam Srans our9 PaitOr SObn 3.
MOffat su sinem @bepaar uerbunben.
Der Sprier Ebonias Snpoer bon
9teunter StraBe, Der am Sonnta9 aui
sinsm StraBenbabnwusen einen Dolt
fallen lisB, als er fi9 .biidts, wurbt
Montas i'm Poliseiseriat $25 bsitraft.
-Srau Dtarp Sorb BON 9anbia
StraBs, bic sebrObt bate, oaS Bobn'
baus ibrer Stadbarin, 5rau @milr
9ieeie, anjuBiinoen, mubts Sreitas fiji
ibr seridtli4es @ri9einen $500 Siirs'
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