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5Shiprnents of Grain.

East bound trunk ,sllne tiEshipments OF
grain from Chica go and ChicagoJ Junction,
points during FEB ruaryy \ g amounted to 49,
SOC, 900 bushels, s. 6S4, 900 In excess Of those
for February, 1905, and !. Sas 600 more than
for February, 1904. Similar m ovcments.
for two months were 27671,0t0 bushels
in 1906. 1s292.00O In 1905. and IS. 49,, 900 In
1904 East-bound flour movements from
the same points were 1882 barrels In
February 1905, 5O;,7s5 in February, 1906,
and 0ss.692 in February. 1901,
East-boun provision shipments over
the trunk lines from Chicago and Chi
cage iJunctionSipo points, during February
amounted to ,6s7 tom, ! against 107,12s in
February, 1905. s'5iss'f't,.t,f4
Traffic on the Great Lakes during Feb
ruary, although largely confined to q
car-ferriage business. was unusually
heavy for that period Of the year. During
the month, S4S.0i9 tons Of freight were
shipped from the various ports, IN con-
parison with 1n,7o3 In February, 1905, and
122,G S3 In February, 1904.
Total clearances on tho Great Lakes
during February numbered 955 vessels OF
], O27,S53 net tons, against bll OF b4s'aoa
tons in February, 1905, ana Sa4 or 47O.227
tons in February, 1904,
Grain receipts at Boston New York.
philadelphia, Baltimore. New Orleans.
and San Francisco ID during February
totaled 30,472,709 bushels. over II 100000 IN
excess of similar arryalsfin February,
1cO5. During January and February grain
receipts at these cities aggregated 74,435,S46
bushels in 1905 and 46,696, 066. In 1905. Tho
greatest gain was made at Baltimore.
where tho receipts for tho first two
months OF tho current year totaled 49,
ga 90s bushels, and were nearly 100000
ereater than those for the corresponding
nerIod of the preceding year
Live stock receipts at Boston during
February totaled 167,2sl head; at New
York. 298. 252; at Philadelphia, b4,434; and
at Baltimore, l05,067, During February
1905, similar receipts amounted to 1885
head at Boston, 26s.9o2 at New York,
&c. 1b at Philadelphia. and ,o5 at Bal
timore,
Cotton Receipts.
Cotton receipts at United States ports
from September, 1905 to February y,
1906. amounted to 6.22l,Ss0 bales compared
with 70a9,7a2 bales received during me me
cmorresponding period In 1eN-'b and 6,426, 1853
halea In 1904. The current seasons
movement was divided into S,7ss'120 bales
to Gulf ports and 2,42s.7+o to Atlantic
norts Ports receiving over million
bales we're Galveston, 212o,294i New Or
,enns 1889 $40, and Savannah, ll9l,667.
Anthracite coal shipments from Eastern
,rod,cng regions during February
amounted to 47l2099 tons, 7ss,4sS tons
more man In February, 1908, and $3.50
.nn. creator than IN February, 1904 SINH
iar movements for the first two months
~ 1905 aggregated l0l70,lSa tons. and were
| heavier than corresponding movements
! il any Of the six preceding years. with
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

southbound Trains Leave Rlohmond Daily:
d 0;lo A. M.--I;ocal to Norlina, Mamlet ana
$50 r. M.-aod Pullman 70 81. Angus
1850 P. M. and II p. M.-vhrough Pulls
- mans and coacheS to savan.
nah, a5 Jacksonville, Atlanta
Birmingham, and Southwest,
Trains Arrive Richmond Daily, FL
y O:16 NJ: 6:H A. NJ: &,Ss p. n. II
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Corn was up Nc. Oats were MGEc' h'snel.
while provisions were II fliSc. lo" ' 'ta1
tn, leading futures ranged az follows: : !, Z. .T

sDnli and easy. No,fe spring wheat. 76H79c.:
No a. 7sQ79c; no. 4. red, s2Agss4hc. No No 3
corn. 4aA dp;3lsc.; No. yellow lfq!iAc; NJ;
a,GTsiIsc ~ No 2 rye, 59;sc. Good feeding bar
air e choice msiens 'Ss sis
mi mo Timothy seed, s3.171s. Mess pork. ner
barrel .s5alse5 lard per 100 ~ pounds
short ribs sides Goose shG h.s,s az
high vines. s,.eS Glover, contract grade, sla; 90.
RutterFirm; creameres lsa2sAe; d nnrs
I5fi93c Checse--Fir;n at 1l4l5lpc. Egess-
Firm Mt mark cases Included, 4!sc.; ffirsts,
HE; prime Grsts lalsc. y extras nc.
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Z. =
Cotton, auiet; mddlng. 1l70: gross receipt 3.
lGss bales: sales, so bales: stock, 100 10, oa''
export to the Continent. 100 bales 4, !. !
fatal to-day at all receipts
bales; export to Great Britain, ip paies !. y
the Continent. bs.s bales stock 1eoio bas ss s.,
Consolidated at all pors.Ne' n
France, S.,ss bales: to the Continent, sa'y; S
bales: to Japan. 3,736 bales. u, ,at
Total since September LIST at all noT,s..S ~,
receipts. 6ss226i bales export 70 Il .ias ~ The
Continent l. e2s 800 bales " Japan. 09i ba!es
10 Mexico. 2,7l4 bales.
4 NEW ORLEANS, March %, IcoTToSgccsspo OF
cotton auict; sales 3.40o bales Including ~ ~
arrive and 2ioo T. o. b. Quotations rrc nseu.
Mddling 11hc. ,.,,,,,., %. t,,res
! he heit, improvcd condition in LIVERPOOL and
Manchester. opened ut about Las, evening" Yen IS.
closing figures After the first call prices ~
came very weak toward the end Of the session;
tho mn rkct closing near the bottom Win my
losses on all positions from March 70 sus.'
inciusiye f 1l closed March 1927 April
I, 81: Nav. li.is; June HIS: July, %; An ~.
gust 1925; September. 1917 octope 80
December, 1874. tsE8fs
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New Jerscy central zen. g. ..........U.... 1871
Northern Pacific A. .................... lDi%
Northeril Pacific 9sN
Norfolk and Western con. 4s............. l02ss
oregon short Line refnding 4s............ yots
f,ennsvlva MIN cony l3,s..,...,,.....,..... 10l 4
rRndInr General H. ................... 100Ia
81 Louis md Iron Mountain con. 5s........ 1i1lh
az l. niaf and San Francisco fg. 4s. ....... s7M
al Iniiis Southwesternh con IS. ............ S0h
Seahonr ri Air Line Observation-Disclosures. y).s
aoui h"rn Pacific AZ y y3i
Soi,thern Pacific lat 49, certnca tes.... vs7i
so,ithern Railway ll7H
,reyas 4 IA pa cinc 71sts 1e3
,roiedo.' 81. t. and Western 4s.............. S3H
IIninn Pacific 105 5
Union 'Pacinc COW 1864
United States Steel I'd 6s.................... "
lyo6n oh l1ah T3s :, .,,..,,,,,, ~
Western Nd ............F S7A
wheeling and Lake Eric 4s.................. sly:
Wisconsin Central As ...,,........,... % 2
Al. and O. Collateral Trust 4s....,......... Dih
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week and e02 If last year To-day receipts q
New Orean i3Si3 bales against 70 500 last year,
ana at Houston 2,ol5 bales against $50 ias '
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS..

20 T. =. ,n1 a. ouia I'm ls.....,....,, 103t5
=. ,u o 70 sios A,......,.. l03h
f.piorn AZ indnstrini "a seres b. ......,.... 7Sh
Eo,o!Mao ituus..a' ~ Isl ..... &c "a
Goiorad ana so,hcrn T. 1874
tS, ~ "iiA 'ou .,............,. ]ci,a
f,nur ~ Mn crandej ,s............. V9X
Dsters Securities Gs. ,6n,
Erie prior lien s...... !. 80, 20 90 n
Erie General is.......... 49, lax
Hooking Valley Ash ... iGI,s
I an az Ss 81 .orcs 1923
~ III carithcai 90
upan , ~ y. .........,..... 50 ~
.aan ~ r, aa'ns Il series. 9s
Louisville and Nashville Unlied ia e
Ia r. 1 rp,l, e1 ~ 8lh
acA,san S,,,tai ~ Inc 2iis
nsSIeun = r'T MI ~ Is.............. 9i7
ninn aiiu -, ~, nT.as 1919
niissouIi' "a s - Ter:,s eds 1914
Nssoul' r, nn ~ S Mnx,co con, hj8a
New York Central gen. 3'ss 20
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Brights-tJnchanged. sc,lve. Light receipts
Dark Fired and stemming-Receipts moderate
and market firm at prices quoted
4 NOTIJ.huch of1the tobacco arriving ls In q
DANA ged condition. and such tobacco sells low
Planters are cautioned to look after the order
OF their tobacco before sending 1t to market.
( The quota lions are rs follows:
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SPOT cotton closed quiet. 70 points lo ,S Z!
mlddiing uplands, LILO: nlddling gull, ll.ao;
saleS GO ha lies. ~. lyt.lll
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|. RICHMOND I, STOCK q .M,ARKEr.
gs Richmond. Va. March %, 1906
SALES AT BOARD. TX


virginia $1,000 at e4h: 1000 at o4A; 100
at slA. o6o !, o.,:
state Bank Of Nlrg!nia-lo at icy. # "
~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

H. where the word Enterprise oceun In the following
editorial from the Rartlssus Entsrpriss, ths word
chIsftan Is inserted. ths editorial will an en-
act statement Of The ChIsf,ains Idea Of what
paper should be-
Some complaint has been made that The Enterprise
is not orthodox In lis political obssrvatonA To some
peoples way OF thinking the charge true The Enter
prise admits being trins independent Il thoroughly
endorses this fundamental principles Of Repablicansm
because il believes those principles stand for the best
form Of government EARTH because the history Of s
country has been written by The Republican party for
nfty years and because the Republican party has bean
and party Of achievement opposed to parts with
high sounding principles in but In fact mere dis
cordant aggregation Of opp0tOnis,S hut ths Enter.
prise does not endorse all those who NJ 70 style them
selves Republicans Neither does Il endorse all Of the
things that are done In the name Of Repubcanlsm
The editor Of the Enterprise happened to be Amer
can citizen beforehe PARTISAN and he expects TO
recognize tie difference and distinction for yeals
10 come such being the case he viii not hesitate TO
condemn Republicans and Republican politics when his
judgement tells aim Il honest 70 90 % And In 70
doing he will go right thinking that he rendering
his party aud bis government much mere valuable
service than II he blindy followed whether right or
wrong THIS explanation is made in order that all may
be set Alright as to the attitude Of the Enterprise The
point we desire to Impress strongly this The Enter
prise ready 70 listen 70 and with any honest,
patriotic citizen, regardless Of ais politics n has
time place for the schemer and fellow who
Is In politics for what there L. though he Be
Republican.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
EVERYBODY HELP.

Every Repuhilcan should % what hs can TO help
MAKE HJan day hers success. Il wllI Be Democratic
s icns aay Of course bat vlnlta 10 Be the hot that
a. Of thousands Of psope from ths country md she
must put her best iooi forward and show that when lt
e nes Z hospitality hs me visitors Dsmocts Reput
leans Of Socialists lhsy are sure eF vain asooas
md ne eiaa bard Ia vlnlsa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
AL snE HAD

Perhaps murder = nsveF iustiard, yet Tie heart Of
tho American nation cannot hep beating Ia sympathy
with the dying word. Of that young Russian girl wbo
vent to Ignomnlous death ior what she considered
patriotic service the murder Of one Of the opprasors
Of her people.
"hy life vas al had TO give" After all who can
give morsy When tho revolution Is accomplished wl.sn
Russia "a fires. doubtless zsnade Konopanikoso will be
day.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
An EXPERT

The 0kahpman aunouuees that Democrats ever.
and deneunce Republican abase ana corruption That
$4,000 Standard OH fec not yet denied for work done
IL securing the readmsion of the oil octopus 70 Texas
abandantiy qualities tie ssnaer 70 sasak st authority
% corruption though be ought % be abs 70 testify
that Il ] not Ill Republican
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
A NRgDmD Law

There was naseF q better ruling than the rul.
ing made for the protection Of minor children. They
have been the prey Of unscrppaoas rraf,su fos more
than half century"
And who said that some wicked oarpetbaggers No
John c. Duncan. Cherokee Indian And manysthsrs
b. who know that what Mr. Duncan says b true II Is
even whispered that here In vnlta soms " the Demo
Gratis oadsst in the dsnunciatlou o. sg las requiring
all guardians 70 give bond prOftsd aTey Fom IL
reinforcement IN times past and have their pockets
lined this vsy day with money thrifty cleaned from
minor states
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
4 nAp LAnoR RrooRn.

II any Democrats are inclined 70 Ero~ ehesty over
they hereby respectfully referred 70 the southern
states. which have tte axest labor laws IN The United
States Child labor whch has been virtually destroyed
Ia most Of the northern states saarshes dIxraeeiuy
II the earoaas Georgia aud other southern s,ates.
Certain northern Republicans have incurred the dis.
pleasure q the labor unions and ustly ~ but there
are mighty few southern Democrats sho have not !
wor record behind them tlan ans q tie Republicans
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

II 1on are troubled with liver con-
plalnt and have rot received help
read thls. AA Nary Z. Hammond
MOODY, Teas. = sas IN poor hsalth--
with liver tFosble FOR over 3 rear.
Duelos dld ne ne no Rood and tried
Ilerblne, and three bottles cured me-
1 caat saY To much Tor IleFblne. as Il
3 : wonderful llfer medicine. al
WAS have i ID tIls honse. sod bf
Peoples DfaH Store. "
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
In THE sAMR noAT.

It's queer, but j. J. McAiester a Democrat and a
coal baron, is president Of the company that publishes
the MeAlusisr Capital ths Democratic paper that i
going conyusons a. result of the election
Of William Busby also coal bAron as treasurer; OF TIE
Republican campaign COMMITTEES. n Busby Is trust
man then 70 Is McAiestss and As the Democracy has
specifically denied that there b. good trusts McAe
just bad Busby, that Is he would be Il he
werc not a Democrat.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

The cheftain thinks tie two Republican territorial
committees should have amagaaated e Oklahoma clty
pared TO the necessity Of immediate work the part oi
the Republicans IA the various constitutional districts
II tie vnltA district call has been issued fof a meet
ng Of he township committeeman for the purpose Of BE-
rlnnug the campaign raising the funds and taking
q ths olhsr necessary deteIls.
TIE campaign should Be pushed ensgetieally from
nov o. Ths Republicans should win IN this district
and they vii II he canvass Is sufielenty vigorous
Every Republican should get In ne harness
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

yca are after Whites Uream perml.
fuge las = vorld side reputation as
the best Of al worm deslfoysrs. and
Tor - tonic influences on weak and
untFlfty children. II Improves their
digestion md assimilation Of their
food Strengthens their nervous system
and restores them % htalfh and yleof
natural % : csiid II yoa SAINT :
healthy, happy child set 4 bottle Of
Whites Cream varmlfuge sold b.
Peoples Drug StoFa y
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
4 TINELY WORK

The Sunday Dallas News IS to contain a discussion Of
special reference 70 the Oklahoma constitution The
articles which viii appear In eight snoezzis Sunday
Of Tie News have bsen prepared By James oaaye
DeaIsy professor IN Brown university and author
icy The subject The articles Should be read b. all
those interested IN eur forthcomlng constitution
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
o.asr.l Rsbsr, e L..

- the greatest General the world
Las exer known liailAFds Sn0v Iiu.
lmeut ls the greatest Llnlmoui Quick
~ cures al pairs II IS within Tie
fefch of al T. Il Pointer. Hemp
stead, Teas writes This i T.
certify thai AallaFds Saos Llnlmsnf
has hsen used lu ms household Tor
feafs aud has been found 10 la an sx
relleni Liniment for Rheumatic palms
an never without II For sale Is
Peoples Drug Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

Democratic newspapers are greatly surprised that
any question should have bsen raised the purity Of
the source from whici, their campaign money comes.
They the lmputaton that the corporations have
aught TO DO wth the $500 per month expenditure at
the headquarters IN Oklahoma CITY Why then, n an
Is pure and spOtess the resolution publish the
list Of contributors voted down At the sh~nee conven.
tlong
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

As vas 70 have been expected, the Democrats are
making big hullabaloO about the result in Maine
There not the slightest cause foF wory foF single
Republican candidate however except for one who has
been voting for the corporations instead Of the people
Such candidates deserve 70 lose whatever their political
adherence
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

sayz President Corners q The Amsclezn fsasatioa Of
Labor "Ths fight we made against -. Lltfsaeld be.
Gauss he Republican and it uas net mode IA the m
tareaf og the Democratic narty Which Il respectfully
referred to he Democratic organ Of vnta shiloh de.
esfnea In ths result in Maine great Democrats triumph
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

The dstrietlng and eanvassinE board has nor con.
petsd is work preliminary % ths holding o TIE elee.
tion Tor delegates 70 the constitutional cunventlon TIE
board he done szeeently and s entitled % the thanks
Of al good citizens for te expedition with which t has
done s york nd tse fairness IL rs at al times o..
served
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
a .FRIRNpa oF rnE anArrEns.

Secretary Hitchcock maY asithe democratic organs
charge b friend Of the Indian TerFltorysgnftsr but
be certainly has displayed no love for tie Oregon land
gaften Nearly whole state congressional delegation
has gons 10 the pentsntary result of his relentless
ltes Of thos already convicted we're found guilty Of
fraud
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
ore Vinita Chieftain.
weekly Editaon

The vinIta chsftaln Is published every Thursday
morning ~ Vnlta, Indian Territory II Is tbs oldest
And most extensively read newspaper In the Northern
District II "a IN les twenty fourth year and has general
circulation throughout the north half Of t ndian Ter
Ftofy. The subscription price of she paper sLoo
year. always In advance A postal card will set sample
copy anyweFe In the United States.
cHrEFTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
n. a. MecLINTOcK. Eaftsr.
IL. MURPHY. Mnslnes. MaE.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20

Are you troubled With pilssf Que
Application u 4anIan wlll give y0n
Immediate relief. sold by A +. Owefss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-09-20
CONDENSED STATEMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

ae given 10 Conptrollef 81 Currency Il
siese = business tsept. =, 1908.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-12-28
MORE MONEY IN CIRCULATION.
Raise in Miners Wages Means Much
to Calumet District.

Lake Linden-The raise in pay an
nounced by the mining companies, eff
fective January 1, next, it is thorough
ly estimated, will mean 100000 more
per month to the wage earners, or
$4,000 per year. Add this TO the
$4,000 which the Copper Range in
crease means, and $4,000 to the
total In addition to this there is the
higher rate of pay at the Quincy mine,
the Stanton group and the Challenge,
King Philip, Winona and other prop
critics, altogether adding a sum suf-
ficient TO bring the aggregate to up
wards of s1,000,O00. The increase
granted is ten per cent. in the case of
the Calumet and Hecla, and five per
cent. at the other mines, a number of
which, however, some months ago
raised the pay of their employees two
dollars per month.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-12-28
A. o. U. w. LEAVES MICHIGAN.
FraternaI Order Will Not Ask for ~.
cense Because of Small Membership.

Marquette.-The Ancient Order Of
United Workmen, for years one of the
strongest fraternal insurance organi-
cations in Michigan, will not apply for
a license to do business in this state
another year. This probably means
the disbandment OF the many lodges
of this order in the state as the insur-
ance feature is the society's principal
reason for existence. The Marquette
branch had until recently been one Of
the city's strongest fraternal lodges.
Eighteen or 20 months ago 1t had a
membership of $50. A year ago last
June, however, the work of securing
new members became hard on account
OF the advance in the rates and at the
present time the membership will
hardly reach 100. Several branches
throughout the state have already
given up their charters.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-12-28
FROM ALL OVER -
THE STATE.
Michigan Happenings OF Week Put in Condensed
- Form for Busy Readers. -
HAS NO STANDING IN LAW.
Ruling That Political Debt Can Not B.
Collected.

Saginaw-That a debt for political
services rendered has no standing un.
der the law was the decision OF jury
in a justice court here.
Daniel b. Pelton sued Undersheriff
John G.. Mcmillan for pay for work
ing for the latter's nomination as
sheriff He claimed Mcmillan had
promised him SIS per week for in
fluencing delegates in his favor, but
that when defeated in the convention
Mcmillan refused to pay, claiming that
his defeat Cancelled the debt.
The jury which heard the case de
cided that public policy does not per
nit such transactions and that there
is no law under which Pelton can col
lect.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-12-28
Detroit Banks Are Merqed.

Detroit.-A merger of the Peoples
Savings bank and the State Savings
bank of this city, having combined
capital of S1,500,000, surplus of
$4,000 and aggregate deposits Of
S30000,000 was announced. George
II. Russell, president Of the State Saw
ings bank, will be president, and M.
w. O'Brien, president of the Peoples
bank, will be vice president of the new
corporation, which will be named the
Peoples State bank.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-12-28
Wants Slice of Large Estate.

Ionia-Mary Ann Stilson, of Jack
son, is contesting the will of John
Greenup, of Orleans, who left $780,
900 estate. She was bequeathed five
dollars in his will and referred to as
his daughter by a former consort, but
she claims she is his legitimate
daughter. The estate was left to a
widow in Orleans, whom Greenup
married in 1870. Miss Stilsons moth
or died in 1886.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-12-28
GREAT GROWTH is SHOWN.
Traverse City Making Rapid Strides In
the Right Direction.

Traverse City.-The Evening Rec
ord's annual building and industrial
record, shows that the public and pri-
vate improvements for the year
amounted to $329,355. The bank saw.
ings deposits showed a gain of 1922.
900, commercial deposits s249,0 900 and
assets $265000 Post office receipts
showed all increase of s2,252.92, while
the number of employees in local con-
Germs was increased 1913. This is re-
garded as a most excellent showing.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-12-28
Exempt Parish Schools.

Ann notwithstanding Attorney
Sawyer has been in correspondence
with Rev. FIR. II. X. Soil, of Monroe
DR.. f. Mayer, of Detroit; r b. Brant
of Scio; Albert Mayer, of Monroe; Rev
l.. List, of Detroit and Rev. G. A
Lederer, of Saline, regarding the pro
posed change in the laws for the pur
pose of exempting parochial schools
from the operation of the present
pared an amendment which he will ask
Representative-elect Newkirk to in
troduce in the legislature.