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guilty and paid fines, one has since
been traveing abroad with nurses,
broken in health, another has re-
Gently declared himself a marked
man, complaining that ne even had
to take his children from the pub.
lie schools.
The most important fine case
was that of Vice President D. Mil
Ter and Traffic Manager Claude G.
Burnham, of the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy road, for violating
the Elkins rebate act. The fine
was $4,000 each. The corporation
at the same time was fined $40 900.
The tobacco trust case which is
regarded by Atty. Gen. Moody as
AN epoch making case" began
with indictments in New York. A
witness, one Hale, was called and
refused to testify. This brought
on the issue. The United States
supreme court handed down the
very sweeping decision to the eff
feet that no corporation engaged In
interstate commerce can refuse to
open Its books to the properly &C
credited agents of the law. With
this decision the trust permitted
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rlr. Oblinger has used Duffy's
for over Is years, aud says he
could not get along without 1t.
This intellectual gentlemsn
writes as follows:
Independence, No., Dec. u, 1905.
really don't know what Would do II I
could not get DufPy's Pure Malt Whiskey.I
I commenced using. 1t aboat twenty Ave
ties every winter ever sin9s. Du6ys cured |
me Of pneumonia three tiAdae and wardeX ,
of consumption, with which ] was at ofiG
time threatened. now have an expansion
Of over five inches in the lungs, aud never
feel uneasy while can have acdess to your
wonderful medicine. / am always doing
everything can to relieve others Of their
, %sis p r'fS918sPd,p Rs Pure
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Mrs. Annie Clements died yes
terday at S1314 Chestnut street
and the funeral was held this morn
ing from Stafford Addition Presby-
terrain church and interment made
al Marshall.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

SEATTLE, June 81. Tipitts,
said to be travelling man of Spo-
kane, tried to commit suicide in the
Seneca hotel yesterday by taking
a large dose Of morphine. A bell
boy discovered him in an uncon-
scious condition. He was taken to
the Wayside emergency hospital.
He Is about 35 years of age, well
dressed and had $40 and a watch.
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DON'T GO TO FRISCO
FOR WORK

There Are $4,000 Idle Men in the
City Now-Union Labor Issues
Warning to the Workingnen Of
the East.
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Pneumonia and
Consumption Cured

Mr. B. Obnger noted inventor independence
cured OF three times his judcous
Pure Malt Whiskey Dufys also warded of
Of Consumption.
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LONDON, June 5.-The notorius
anarchist Malatesta states that
further attempts will be made ON
King Alfonso and the queen.
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union for the present. The hall Is
On the second floor at 612 Riverside
avenue.
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CORPORATION SEALS.

Only $500 with every ordeer for
stock certificates. Spokane Stamp
Works,
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And no wonder, because these
prices will surely tighten its bur-
dens.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
IN THE JUSTICE COURT.
Judge Chadwick Finds Monday
a Busy Day. Sends two to
House OF Correction.
WH|sKEY IMPORTANT FACTOR.
Under Sheriff Ben Button Takes
Father and Son TO the
Detroit Bastile.

Business commenced early Monday
morning in Judge Chadwick's Court,
and as result Robert Luscom, charged
with being drunk and disorderly, is now
languishing in the comfy Jail at Ithaca,
the Judge sentencing him for ten DAYS
VIM. Sanborn, charged III like manner
was assessed fine and costs amounting
TO 1915, which was paid. b. VanValk-
enberg was charged with using inn
moral, indecent and obscene language
in the hearing of ladies and was given
60 days in the Detroit House of Correc-
ton. Joseph nValkenberg, father of
Bartlett, was charged with assault and
battery by his wife and the Judge gave
him the same sentence that the son re-
ceived viz 60 days in Detroit. The
father and son accompanied by Under
Sheriff Button left Tuesday morning for
Detroit. In addition to the above busi-
ness Judge Chadwick issued two gar
nishees and held preliminary hearing
in case TO come up later.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED.
Four Times as Much Primary
Money as was Ever Before
Distributed at one Time.
.GRAT|0T CO. Gets ss2,85LOO
The School Board of Alma Will Re
ceive Sc. 10000 of the
Above Amount.

The big apportionment of primary
school money was made last Saturday,
and as fast as proper vouchers were re-
ceived from the county treasurers of the
state, the auditor-general mailed checks
transferring to the counties $3.50, 3S2,
from the state repositories.
The apportionment was at the rate of
eleven dollars for each child OF school
age and is more than four times as large
as any previous one. the money having
been derived from the railroad back
taxes. There were 74I,762 children in
cluSed.
Under the law this fund can only be
used in payment of teachers wages and
insmany districts will be sufficient for
that purpose during a period of more
than one year. The total received for
the year is SIi for each child, one dollar
having been apportioned last May, and
future years are expected to yield about
S., which will be considerably in excess
OF the amount received before the change
in the tax law applying to railroads.
The following table gives the number
o: children of school age in each town
ship in Gratiot county and the sum each
township will receive:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
CHURCH ADVERTISING.

At Leavenworth, Kansas, the First
Presbyterian Church has a new pastor,
who believes in advertising Run the
church on business basis and you'll get
results, he says. II believe in adver-
tising, I've tried all kinds, window cards
hand-bills, dodgers, billboards, but the
best way is through the newspapers
More persons read newspaper ad. than
any other kind. The theatre advertises
its attractions; why shouldn't the church
to draw the attention of the people to the
fact that the church is awake and doing
business in the Kings name? Advertis-
ing will draw the people but only ability
will hold them, The public soon finds
out if man cant deliver the goods"
A business man can't fool a customer
twice, neither can preacher. "-Ex.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
DEATH OF MARCUS RING.

Marcus Ring was born Oct. 10, 1916, in
Novia Saotia, and died in Alma Saturday
Nov. is, 1906.
AT twelve years of age Mr.. Ring began
a seafaring life which he contiuued until
80 years of age, when he learned the
painters trade, In January 1858 Mr.. Ring
came to Gratiot County and bought 90
acres of land in Arcadia township, since
which time this county has been his
home. IN 500 he purchased SO acres OF
land in Pine River township, which he
added to and improved until it became
one of the finest farms in the township.
He leaves FIVE children all grown to
mature manhood and womanhood all of
whom attended the funeral services
which were held Tuesday at the NJ T.,
church, of which for many years he has
been a member. The remains were laid
to rest in Brady cemetery, Seville town.
ship, beside those of his wife who lied
about one year ago. Besides five children,
sixteen grandchildren and 27 great grand
children are left to mourn his fatherly
advice.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
PROBATE COURT.

Friday, November 9, Alice Richardson
was ad)udged insane and taken to the
asylum at Traverse City by Deputy Sher-
iff Chas, Powers and wife.
Saturday, Nov. 10, petition was filed
for determination of heirs of Peter Lit
willer, deceased. Hearing set for Dec
ember II.
Monday November II, petition was
filed for appointment of guardian for
George Andrus, incompetent. Hearing
set for November 80.
The same date Chas. Sanders was ap-
pointed guardian of Florence Sanders.
The will of Frederick Shining, de-
ceased, was filed for probate and the
hearing was set for December 10.
The administrators in the estate of
Philip Wilson was granted license to sell
real estate.
The will of Clara Cowrey was admitted
to probate and Jos. Cowdrey was APP
pointed executor.
Wednesday, Nov. ID, petition was filed.
for admittance of Abram Stevens ofNi0
Louis to the northern asylum for insane.
Hearing was set for November 10.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
BITTERMANS DANCING SCHOOL.

That the dancing school and assembly
is to be under the direction of Mr.. A.
G. Bitterman, of Saginaw, is an assured
fact and the classes will begin Friday,
Nov. 20. The first class of the day will
be for children and will be called at
p. m, standard time and last one hour.
Sixteen years old will be the limit at
which children will be admitted. A
charge of $500 for term of IL lessons
will be made Mothers are requested
to come with their children, especially
the younger ones. After the class an
assembly will be held from to p. m
to which all students will be admitted
without extra charge.
In the evening the classes for the ad-
ults will be held one hour each. from
to and from to p. m. allowing
all to attend the class which is most
convenient. The charge for this class
will be $500 for IL lessons.
From 900 to ~ a dancing assembly
will be held. All students will be ad-
mitted free of charge. Others who wish
to attend will be charged 25c each. All
that Mr.. Bitterman asks i'll return for
the pleasure he expects to give you, is
that you must be ladies and gentlemen.
The door rights will be reserved. An
orchestra of five pieces will be furuishe!
by Davis Bros, under the direction OF
Mr.. Bitterman. who will assist with lis
violin occasionally.
The charges for lessons will be
required in advance. The money will be
in the hands of Mr.. Caris Brown and if
at any time or for any reason the dancing
school should be discontinued your
money will be refunded.
Private lessons will be given at your
home If you wish. Glasses of 4 or 6
will be taught for 81 90 per lesson.
For further particulars see Brown &
Sartor, p Losey or Davis Bros.
A. G BITTERMAN, Manager.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
A GRACEFUL GIFT.

Alma's location, far TO north of the
oSher colleges of the state, renders the
problem of financing athletics difficult
one. 1t costs us from 500 to 1925 TO
bring any of the colleges except M. A..
@. here for football, while they are
grouped closely together and the ex-
pense of their games is trifling, But we
have reason to be grateful to our citi-
zens who always come to our rescue in
case of any dificit.
AT the opening of the football season
Mr.. j. w Robinson presented the team
with Spaulding's best leather padded
jerseys, and now as the season closes,
Mr.. Francis King and DR.. J. II. Ian
cashire are presenting us with sweater
vests in the college colors 1t is a great
JOY to go into athletics for the glory of
ones college. 1t is an even greater JOY
to struggle for victory because ones
friends and fellows in the college want
to win, But when citizens show their
interest to the extent of giving so gen.
erously as these men have we would be
a poor team indeed if we didn't play
our best, and we couldn't be men if we
weren't grateful. And so, in behalf of
the team, / wish to express to Mr.. King,
Mr.. Robinson and DIR. Lancashire our
sincere appreciation,
RALPH MCCoLLUM, Captain.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21

r. +. Moblo, the Riverside hustler,
was in Alma Saturday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
COLLEGE HAPPENINGS.

Coach Harper offieiated at the M
A. C.-Hillsdale football game, at
Hillsdale last Saturday. Returned to
Alma Monday afternoon.
The State Student Y. w. c. A.
convention was held at Kazoo, be-
ginning Thursday evening and last
ing over Sunday. The Alma dele
gates were Misses Hawes, Coats,
Butler and Holden.
Friday afternoon the first team had
their picture taken on the Wright
Hall steps. While dressed in their
suits many expressed the regret that
the season was over. Some of the
men would prefer TO play football
above anything else. One of them
is Helmer who has been elected cap
tain of the team for 19O7-s.
The week OF PRAYER for foreign
missions and young peoples associa-
tion work began last Sunday after
noon and lasted until Saturday morn
ing. The young ladies held their
meetings in the Y. w. c. A. rooms
from 12:45 until 1:15 each noon, and
the fellows held theirs in their asso-
ciation room from $50 10 $50 each
morning. During the week each coll
lege in the country and other coun-
tries was supposed to hold similar
The college appreciates the favors
shown our team by the citizens of this
city At the beginning of the season
Mr., Robinson kindly gave the boys
padded maroon jerseys, and at its
close Mr.. King and DR.. Lancashire
will present them with cream
sweater vests decorated with the ma
room foot ball A. Such kindnesses
as these make a great many OF the
bad bruises gotten in the game seem
less severe.
The annual game between the
scrubs and a third team took place
asst Saturday afternoon. At o'clock
a magnificent mass meeting was held.
Then at ?, the respective teams ap-
oeared on Davis Field Halls Razors
lid not show up as badly as was ex-
oected, for they were men who had
oracticed together only three nights
md then with only three men on the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Last Monday morning contractor +. B.
Soule, while at work on the scaffolding
at the house he is erecting OH East
Superior Street, missed his footing and
fell to the ground, distance of sixteen
or more feet. Mr.. Soule was carried in-
to a nearby house and DIR. McClinton
called who found Mr.. Soule suffering
from a twice broken arm and other
injuries Mr.. Soule is resting comfort
ably this Wednesday morning and his
many friends hope for him a speedy
recovery.
AL. Hodgeskinson, while at work at
the electric light station last Saturday,
assisting in installing new boiler, met
with an accident that will keep him
from work for some time to come. Mr..
Hodgeskinson had gone about half way
up a ladder to assist in removing a rope.
when the ladder broke in two, throwing
him to the floor a distance of several
feet. He was assisted to his feet and a
physician called who found his right
arm broken in three places. He was
removed to his home where the injuries
were dressed and he is now resting
comfortably. 1t will be sometime be-
fore he will again have the .use of the
injured arm. His many friends extend
their sympathy in his misfortune.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
MARY BAKER EDDY INDICATED

The following statements made by
citizens of Concord refuting the state
ments recently made by the New York
World are furnished this paper by a
member of the First Church Scientists of
this city.
Baptists, Congregationalists, Univer-
salists, Unitarians and others voluntarily
send letters testifying to the falsity of the
Worlds attack upon the leader of Christ
ian Science. The following are brief
extracts
Mrs. Eddy is keen of intellect and
strong in memory. She is a surprising
illustration o: longevity; bright eyes,
emphatic expression, and All alertness
rarely to be encountered in so venerable
a person. Mayor Charles R. Corning
Mrs. Eddy's mind is not only unim-
pared, but she exhibits the same clear
ness, strength, alertness and vigor which
have SO long distinguished her.-General
Frank S. Streeter.
l most emphatically say that Mrs.
Eddy is in every way capable of con-
Quoting her business affairs.-Fred n.
Ladd, Treasurer Loan and Trust Savings
Bank.
l can state from personal knowledge
that it is Mrs. Eddy and no other person
whom l see riding i'll her carriage
Josiah f.. Fernald, President National
State Capital Bank.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21

line the second night The scrubs
had worked against the first team
throughout the season and were
beaten 20. They didn't make their
downs, excepting on punts. After the
game the Razors had their picture
taken.
The double quartette organized and
practiced for the first time Monday
afternoon. They will prepare to take
trip in the northern part of the state
at the end of the college year. The
members are: First tenor, Moose and
Angel; second tenor, McNitt and
Eyre; fast bass, Bradheld and SUIT
ton; second bass, Allured and Cook.
Mrs. St Johns has kindly consented
to direct them. The Phi Phi Alpha
Literary society entertained the Froe-
bel Literary society last Monday
evening
Quite remarkable changes have
taken place in the social life. No
longer will we have the entertain
ments as planned at the beginning
of the year, but will enjoy the free
dom as existed under the old.regime.
1t seemed to be the wish of the stu
dent body that we return to the for
mer method, SO the Dean of Wright
Hall very kindly granted the request.
The young men have the privilege of
the Wright Hall girls on
Tuesday evening from the close of
dinner until 7:30, and on Friday even
ing until 0 o'clock unless longer per-
is granted.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
WILL RE.EMBARK IN BUSINESS.

j. Major Lehmen has engaged i'll bust
ness in Detroit having purchased drng
store on Michigan avenue. at the above
named place. The location is first-class
and the Majors many friends in this
village wish him success in his new
venture.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
BOARD OF CANVASSERS.

The county board of canvassers con-
sisting of Glenn Dubois, Binnie Coffin
and Edgar Follick canvassed the
county returns: They completed their
work Saturday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.

We will give to every purchaser of 20
cents worth of National Brand of cigars
a fine cigar brand ash tray These trays
are beauties and must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Remember Saturday only
ut Stanard's Central drug store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21

Will Cooper, of Detroit, arrived in
Alma Tuesday evening to spend few
days with his friends in this city. Since
leaving Alma last June Mr.. Cooper has
spent his time in the west visiting points
of interest in California, Arizona and
New Mexico.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-11-21

A lot of new books just received to
sell at reduced prices. Many $1.25
books now at s50c, standard authors.
Stanard's Central drug store. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12

ecbrar { sus sliensss Rororsrios sxse-
sivAmsnte m6disna.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
Ell CABALLERO DE CASA ROJA

mas Obre las cuse que Qesen dcanabsn todos
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vepiG abr las vntsn del apoaento de MAu que cI{ IN
gran jSrdn y traer f)rss.
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mesa hbeis spArtAdo Las que quee guardian las quemo
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demsg Ia Chimenea.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
NldedS de luSubO
Dc sodas dlmensionas, vsndsn SG
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-12
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

Aque hombre fuerte delAne de CualCuer pOlQro 90
ponia p6ido solo al olor de csrta.
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