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OAKLAND REAL EsTArE-oontinued.

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LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE CO,
4oO-z62 sTH ST. OAKLAND.
ELEGANT ELEVATED RESIDENCE
$50 OOO
Superbly located residence within 20 minutes
landscape view; hne corner, 100K260; choice
shrubbery; surrounded by fne homes: the rustic
Deauty OF 4his location gives the place the aspect
ol country manor, combined with all facilities
SMALL BUSINESS BLOCK
81. 300
nwo-story building in heart of Oakland's retail
business section; between 2 transfer points; pays
over 40 per cent; under lease.
u PER CENT INVESTMENT
Fine modern spcorns Srooertv within minutes,
walk OF new Postofhce a location 30 close TO
business center that value is bound 10 increase.
FINE OAKLAND'S HEIGHTS RESIDENCE
$4,000
Fine modern residence. rooms; hardwood
noors: French plate glass: go feet frontage;
-shrubbery; must be seen 10 be appreciated.
INCOME RESIDENCE OFFERING
Sls.500.
Seven 2-story houses in Of the best resi-
oence sections; fne corner. l5oxl40; win pay
tance 70 Broadway: one-third cash, balance bank
mortgage; nonresident owner
CENTRAL INCOME FLATS
$40. 900.
-Four hne modern fats, and rooms each;
on main crosstOwn business street: adjoining
business center; income S1e2o per annum; will
pay more; always rented.
SELECT LOCATION
S6T50
Attractive modern residence, rooms: nne IN
terror; 40x15o: driveway; choicest residence
street south OF 2Sth ST.; near Telegraph ave.
GROVE STREET HOME
$500
Modern colonial rooms: convenient TO Key
Route station; rents now, month to month, ct
$50; $3.50 bank loan
FOURTH AVENUE FRONTAGE
S2250 PER FOOT.
261 feet frontage. opp. +. NJ. Smith grounds:
direct service TO Key Routes homes would md
ready sale here; viii be Withdrawn from market
when our option expires; one-third cash
BETTER THAN RENT
$500.
Good cottage, 3 rooms: bath: mantel CRATE.
gas. basement; interior In good repair: outside
needs coat OF paint; near 14th and Adeline sts-
LATMAHCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
46O-462 STH ST. OAKLAND.
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Also eiltuOll [-&ApIt DaIu anu driveway
this IS for the bargain hunters.
55TH ST. KEY ROUTE EXTENSION.
55TH ST. KEY ROUTE EXTENSION.
ALREADY COMPLETED TO TELEGRAPH
AVENUE.
RAILS NOW BEITs gss4lzgE. aAIR on. crARHMOS1
See the work at 55th st. and Telegraph ave.
We have some snaps IN the Santa Fe Tracts
right along this line. Only few
Right now Is the time TO buy. before prices
advance. This locality Is well built mp with
homes All street work and cement sidewalks
are completed. The location is ideal for homes.
Only step TO Key Route stations and street
car lines.
This Key Route extension up Claremont ave.
10 the ClaremOnt Hotel. now nearly completed,
VIII also greatly enhance values In Elmwood
Park. Berkeley, where we have few choice
residence lots fOr sale. Nothing more desirable
IN Alameda County.
BREED & BANCROFT. Inc.
1000 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
TAYLOR BROS. COMPANY,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
Telephone Oakland $50
1886 Broadway. Oakland, Cal
$500.
aue new modern home: rooms ana bath. ?
nice balconies. billiard room, fne big mantel.
electricity: choicest residence section of Oak
land; minutes 70 busiest center and best
car service. II IS a nobby Spanish design and
beauty.
large l0-room house on 18th ST.. near West.
This is a good buy. The house is worth the
are rapidly advancing Act quick. No. 45o2
$1,000.
splendid Chinatown bargain. consisting Of
$40 per month. This is the best income prop
erty in Oakland today; No 453o
II win AFFORD Us pleasure 10 show this mod
ern. up-ro-dste 2-story bungalow 1t is stu
ated on lne corner 6s feet frontage snd
,r,.hfn q minutes. ride from 10Th and BROAD
way. The living is 16x26 pHneled. beam
ceiling handsome stone mantel; dining room
is almost large: beautiful billiard room. 5
large bedrooms; hot and cold water IN each:
buffers pantry, sinks. verandas with large
roof garden II Is impossible 20 tell you in
this ad tie nice things about this house.
IN SAN LEANDRo.
Southern Pacific tracks and switch one side
of plant Western Pacific on the other side; lot
150x140; building J0xi50. with annex 5oK60; en-
giDe. shafting, etc.
An unusual opportunity for manufacturing
business. Right the railroad and IN close
touch with San Francisco
PRICE $1,000.
BREED & BANCROFT, Inc.
1860 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
EXTRAORDINARY Investment; new houses OF
and room fats (25 rooms) a big. wide
lot renting 10 respectable white people for
Sl42 per month. price $500, terms $4,000 down
and s per cent on $4,000: yearly income $1G04
less 1886 Interest on $4,000 leaves S135S in.
terest the $1,000 yon pay down; guaranteed
title; income guaranteed. call between 10
a. N. and =. NJ GRIFFIN. room 10,
Union National Bank building. 11O3 Broadway,
Oakland
Tor homes in Alameda. bargains in houses and
lots all parts Of town, call on
y. ID. JUDD CO.
LONG ESTABLISHED. RELIABLE
1919 PARK ST. ALAMEDA.
GROOM COTTAGE
10 local trains and streetcars; a bargain az
DUBY. BRUNE 90. ues BROADWAY.
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GROOM COTTAGE
Pretty Groom cottage IN fine condition.; handy
10 local trains and streefcars; a bargain at
DUBY. BRUNE co.. Iles BROADWAY.
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BREED 4 BANCROFT. Inc.
1000 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
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Tor homes in Alameda. bargains in houses and
lots all parts Of town. call on
f. ID. JUDD Co.
LONG ESTh BfISHED. RELIABLE
1919 PARK ST. ALAMEDA.
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Modern colonial. rooms; convenient 10 Key
Route station; rents now, month TO month, at
$50: S275o bank loan
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EXTRAORDINARY Investment; new houses OF
3 and room fats f25 rooms a big. wide
lot renting 10 respectable white people for
SI42 per month, price $500; terms $1,000 down
and per cent on $4,000; yearly income S1G04
less 1886 Interest on $4,000 leaves S135S in
teresf on the 5000 yOu pay down: guaranteed
title: income guaranteed. Call between 10
A. N and 3 D. m. NJ. GRIFFIN. room 10.
Union National Bank building. 1103 Broadway.
Oakland.
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FINE oAKLAND'S HEIGHTS RESIDENCE
$4,000.
Fine modern residence. rooms: hardwood
noors: French plate glass: 90 feet frontage:
-shrubhery must be 10 be appreciated
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-. TS0-A large corner, containing lots, ready
TO build on; be handled with half
cash, balance very easy.
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GROVE STREET HOME

Attractive modern residence. rooms: nne IN
terror; 40x15o: driveway; choicest residence
street south OF 2sth ST; near Telegraph ave.
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CLEVENGER.
East Side 2Sd ave, bet. F.. 14th and K. 18th SITS.
s36O0-Large 5-room cottage, very conveniently
arranged with large bathroom. closets.
etc. and a high basement. hoored; lot 90
xi40: half cash.
S275o-very convenient Broom cottage handy
10 the local trains and street cars; IL is
high lot comman nding splendid view
But IL is not high TO make tire
some walk. Terms.
SlS50-A neat small cottage IN splendid loca-
ton for either home or TO rent.
S13O0-Three lots. total 75x130, with two new
small houses; a model place for home
for the raising OF chickens, pigeons or
berries.
s300o-Five minutes walk from 23d-ave. station
on 10th St. between 23d and oath aves.; a
neat modern Broom cottage. with high
basement.
S3OoO-An unusually well built 7-room house,
with good barn; near local; terms.
ANY OF the above be sold on reason
able terms. office closed Sunday.
T. y. CLEVENGER,
1920 23d
THE BOULEVARD REALTY CO., 1927 Old
County Road, cor. 25th ave, handles all kinds
OF choice real estate.
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REAL ESTATE CO.,
460-462 STH ST. OAKLAND.
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INCOME REsIDENcE OFFERING

Seven 2stOry houses. in Of the best resi-
dence sections; dne corner. 150xI40; win pay
over per cent net; always rented; walking dis
tance 70 Broadway: one-third cash, balance bank
mortgage; nonresident owner.
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FOURTH AVENUE FRONTAGE
500. so PER FOOT.

261 feet frontage. OPP. 7. NJ. Smith ground:
direct service TO Key Routes homes would IN
ready sale here; will be Withdrawn from mark,
when our option expires; one-third cash
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ST. 5oo-on San Pablo ave-, inside of 25th St.
above the 22d-st. Key Route; lot 30 feet
front by 100 feet deep; land not 100 feet
from this just brought $40 per foot. and
I am Offering this fine lot, which is
equally good, for lees than s325: owner
needs the money for building enterprises
and is forced TO sacrifice this fine hold
ing; at once If you want II. (2oS1Cl
GEO. W. AUSTIN
I01s BROADWAY.
$1,000
CLOSE-IN HOME
Home of rooms: close TO Key Route station;
walking distance OF business center and close
TO San Pablo ave lo41 B.
DUBY. BRUNE & CO.. 1l6s BROADWAY.
AN elegant Broom cottage; just completed;
modern throughout; high basement gas and
electricity; SD St, bet. Shattuck and Tele-
graph ave; car lines within block OF house;
price $4,000 IL sold; terms apply 70 owner,
HUGO MILLER, 1924 Webster str, Oakland.
$500
On Vernon Heights in most beautiful residence
district OF Oakland; cottage OF 9 large sunny
rooms with attic and basement: lawn drive
way and attractive back yard lO40 y.
DUBY, BRUSE CO.. ll6S BROADWAY.
HOMES on monthly payments; banking interest:
win build or buy you home ana loap full
cost Of home your own lot PACtalC
HOME BLDG. CO.. 952 Broadway Oakland
CHEAP-Large modern cottage, facing park,
Madison st. Csll 511k 9th st, Oakland:
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CENTRAL INCOME FLATS
$40 000
-Four hne modern fats and Z rooms each I;
on main crosstOwn business street: adjoining
business center; income S162o per annum; will
pay more; always rented.
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4o-Foor BUILDING LOTS FOR $500.
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Ssoo-S5xiO0; street work done; ready 20
build on; adjoining Bella Vista Tract;
$500 cash, balance year.
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ANNUAL Meetfng-The annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Western Sugar Refining
Company VIII be held at the office of the
Company. IS Clay ST.. San francisco Califor-
MIA on MONDAY. the 25th day of March.
1907. at IL O'Clock n. m. for the purpose of
electing board of directors 70 serve for the
ensuing year and for the transaction of such
other business may come before the meet
Ing. Transfer books viii close Friday
March 10, 1907, at II O'Clock n.
W r. HANNAH. Secretary
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LINDBERG.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
3ROADWAl-NO = TELEGRAPH AVE
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CARL A. CABLE,
1872 0'ERrreu st. bet FRANKLIN and. Cough
60c. Soc. 500.
AN HONEST PROPOSITION.
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
LATMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.,
z60-se2 SIN st.. Oakland.
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The fear OF humbug prevents many people from
calling upon q good medium. Mr.. Cable, &
prove his clairvoyant powers, gives
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Including all street work and cement sidewalks
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FAcroRr--FAcroRY
IN SAN LEANDRO.

Southern Pacific tracks and switch on one side
of plant. Western Pacific the other side; lot
l5Ox14O; building J0xi5O with annex 5oK60; en-
giDe, shsfting, etc.
An unusual opportunity FOR manufacturing
business Right the railroad and IN close
touch with San Francisco.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-06-13
NEW PREMIUM LIST OUT.

Replete with information the 1907
list of premiums that will be given by
the Michigan Agricultural Society al
the State Fair in Detroit, August %
to September 6, will be mailed to live
stock dealers. farmers and manufac-
turers early in June The premium
list will be in the form of 124page
book and will be as attractive as the
printers art can make it.
The book will show marked in
crease in the number of prizes that
will be given to exhibitors this year.
and will contain useful and varied in
formation that will be essential to
every person visiting the Fair
Among the Illustrations in the book
will be likenesses of President Postal
Secretary Butterfield, General Man
ager Charles Floyd, and General Su-
perintendsnt A. j. Doherty. of the new
grounds, the Michigan building. and
the immense exposition hall and hor-
ticultural building.
In the book will be the announce
ment of the details that have been
worked out in order to take care OF
the greatly increased attendance that
is expected this fall Provisions that
have been made for the comfort of Wis
itors will be outlined, while a number
OF pages will be devoted to Informal
ton particularly valuable to the ex-
hibitor. This book will be sent to any
one on applications.
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BARTONVILLE.

Week day excursion to Grand Rap
Ids Saturday, June ID. See notice in
another column.
M. j. Richmond and wife spent the
fore part of the last week at Geo. Nc
Arthurs in Oakield.
Miss Ruby Douglas spent Sunday
afternoon with her parents.
Mrs. Archie Thompson, and daugh
ter, Jessie, of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Miss Winnie Virgins Of Edmore
spent last Saturday and Sunday at
Fred Richmond's.
Geo. Kohn and family spent Sunday
at Peter Kohn's.
Several from this place attended
the Maccabee memorial service at
Sunday.
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GRArTAN GRANGE.

Grattan Grange met in regular SEES
sion Thursday evening, June 6, with
about so answering the roll call.
A thoroughly interesting business
session was enjoyed, including the
initiatory work of second and third
degree.
After a short recess the lecturer
conducted miscellaneous program.
severa. numbers, ncluding the discus
5ions, brought out much interest and
enjoyment.
Grange meets for general work
three weeks from this stated meeting
for fourth degree work and refresh
ments of ice cream and cake will be
served.
The program will consist of de-
bate conducted by Bros. Clayton Davis
and Louis Emmons, interpreted with
the following musical numbers: Vo-
cal duet, Mollie Godfrey and Gertrude
futile; instrumental duet, Rena and
Mabel Wood; song, Leland Godfrey;
music, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Smith; song,
Lucy Green.
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ORLEANS.

The ladies' of the Orleans w. c. r
Z. met at the home of Mrs. Elya An
derson's last Saturday.
The meeting was OF special interest
it being Flower Mission Day and
there were several very pretty bou-
quets brought to be given to the sick
or otherwise afflicted ones.
The usual order of business was
carried on after which, instead of a
program, the ladies were treated to
ice cream and waters which was very
pleasing indeed. After the ladies
had expressed their appreciation and
thanks to Mrs. Anderson they ad-
iourncd hoping that they might
meet with her again in the near
future.
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Loss of Power
To Digest Food.

The most important function OF tho
organs of the body is the digestion and
assimilation OF food. and i'm this pro-
cess is consumed an enormous quantity
If nervous energy.
AS the result the moment disorders
Of the nerves arise. digestion is impair
Cd. and the very source of health,
strength and vitality interfered with.
To prevent physical bankruptcy the
nervous system must be built up by
outside aid such as the use of DR.. A. w.
Chase's Nerve Pills, a preparation COM
posed of the very elements OF Nature
which go TO form new blood and nerve
cells.
Besides this restorative influence on
the whole system, DR. A. w. Chase's
Nerve Pills have an immediate and d.
rect effect on the digestive system. They
stimulate the nerves OF taste and in
duce a good flow Of saliva to aid diges-
tion. They excite the glands OF the stom-
ach and produce plentiful supply OF
gastric digestive fluids. DIR. A. w.
Chase's Nerve Pills. so cts a box, at all
dealers. or Or. A. w. Chase Medicine
Co.. Buffalo, N. Y.
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ORLEANs-oTIsco

Week day excursion to Grand Rap
ids Saturday, June Is. See notice in
another column.
Miss Carrie Holmes entertained
Mrs. Romaine Robinson of Belding
last Saturday.
a large number from this way at
tended the funeral of Miss Shindorf
at the Miriam Catholic church Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Worden spent
Sunday at Ray Tillotson's.
The Ladies Aid met at the home of
Mrs. John Kohn Friday.
Miss Eta Green Of 3elding visited
her friend. Hattie Warner, last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Harry Lyle and family visited at
Cnas. Crafts Sunday.
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GRATTAN.

Week day excursion to Grand Rap.
ids Saturday, June Is. See notice III
another column.
II. w. Hart was home over Sunday,
W. J. Lessiter has gone to Grand
Rapids with two loads of potatoes, +.
V. Storey driving one team.
Mrs. J. Farrell of Cannon, a mem Der
of Venus Chapter o f. s.. passed
away Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Bement near Kent City,
formerly resident here, is with Mrs.
NJ. A. LessiteI.
Miss Bessie Pond is visiting Mrs.
Clayton Davies of Cannon and Tues
dav with other friends they will visit
Mrs. Claude Becker of Rockford
Miss Josie vose closed successful
term of school in the Cooley district
last Friday. Her mother. Mrs. Vose,
of Grand Rapids visited at w. Ponds
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Matice, now of
Grand Rapids, are making two days
visit with relatives here. Miss Mar
guerite McCauley, who has been at
Grand Rapids some ten days, re
turned with them.
Frank Madison received word that
his son, Leon, of Minneapolis, MINI.
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SOUTH ORLEANS

Week day excursion TO Grand Rap
ids Saturday, June ID. See notice in
another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olmstead were
Sunday guests of their brother, A. L..
10 Ionia.
Mrs. Albert Meade is entertaining
sister, Mrs. Frank Gouche, of FREE
mont.
Mrs. Dan Wilson leaves Tuesday
for Maple Rapids. Mr.. Wilson is in
very poor health.
Mrs. Blanche Bixby and Little
Jessie were guests of Edward WOOL
dredge Sunday.
Lambertson school closed a very
successful term of school Wednesday.
Much credit is due the teacher and
pupils for the fine program rendered.
Mrs. Dan Wilson visited at Tom
HIPS Sunday.
George Hill lost good work horse
the past week. Upon Examination.
in its stomach was found nails and
staples.
Ralph Ktson had the misfortune TO
have a horse drop dead while on his
way home from Ionia Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brooks, Andrew
Lansing and Milo Smell visited at
Robert Hills Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Mills is visiting at the
Pitt home.
Report from Mamie VanGiesen
state that she reached petoskey in
safety and is feeling as we'll as can
be expected.
Iva johnson came home from school
Friday night very sick but is some
better at this writing.
Jense Jensen and Ruth Jensen
visited the latter's sisters In this viii
lage Sunday.
(t.ast Week.
Ma ME vanGiesen left Monday for
Petoskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. |. olmstead of
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ROUND ABOUT US.
Weekly Gist of Newsy items Reported by
OR Special Correspondents. -
ALTON -MOsELEY

4 Week day excursion to Grand Rap
; ids Saturday, June 10. See notice IL
} another column.
: Miss Jessie Condor and lady friend
OF Saranac came home on visit.
Eldin White has not been we'll the
past week and is not going TO school
The Moseley Cleaner dance at
Moseley Thursday night was we'll at
tended. A good time was enjoyed.
Visitors at Maurice Trumbul's over
Sunday were John Williams and wife
and sister, Mrs. VIM. Daniels, of Fair
plains.
Geo. Rodes and son built a nice
piece of the Glenford fence along the
tenant house for Mrs. A. S. Holmes
Saturday with wire gate openings.
Mrs. Aggie Condor made Mrs. Lena
Frost present of money to buy her
nice side board.
Miss Hazel Condor is staying with
her aunt, Mrs. Vim. Condor.
Resorters for fishing are on the in
crease. Quite number are on the
Crooked lake shores.
The contractor repairing Bert
Morten's barn had a car load of
lumber sent from Grand Rapids two
weeks ago and it has strayed and is
not delivered at Moseley yet.
The writer attended Children's day
exercises at the Bostwick lake church
Sunday. The children's exercises
we're very nice and well rendered |
We always enjoy their Sunday school.
Their whole congregation are Sunday
school students and interested.
Frank Keech shipped large num-
Der of Grated eggs TO Grand Rapids
Saturday.
Otis White was at home Friday
afternoon.
Among the resorters and fisherman
at Crooked lake are S. d. Chickering
and son, Z. ID. 4otchkiss and Fred
Benton of Orleans all enjoying a good
time.
The past few days has been an i'm
provement on the weather wheat,
rye and grapes are doing we'll Fruit
prospects are good.
Samuel Farnie has his barn raised.
Monte Sayles is hauling milk for
he Lowell creamery.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-06-13

The Moseley school closed last weel
Friday with picnic dinner, tables
being set on the school grounds. There
were nearly hundred present OF the
children, patrons and friends of the
school. Miss Bertha Jones of Ada
has taught the school for the, past
two years and given good satisfaction
and is highly esteemed by both chill
dren, parents and officers OF the dis
trict. There has been an enrolment
of 40 pupils.
Mrs. Kellogg, sr- is sick with little
hopes of recovery.
Children's day will be held here
Sunday, June 30, with exercises.
Mr.. Green of Grattan was guest
atD. A. Church's last week Thursday.
Week day excursion to Grand Rap
Ids Saturday, June 10. See notice in
another column
Ed Ring visited at Floyd Totten's
in Mcbride last week four days
Perry Purdy had poor spell with
his heart last week Thursday, but is
better now.
Glen Ford and wife moved into their
new home last week.
Neil Bovee of Fallasburg was here
last week Thursday to see his brother
William.
William Miller entertained his
brother from Greenyille over Sunday.
Dan Wingier. wife and child of Alto |
visited her sister. Mrs. Il. l.. Keech. |
one day last week.
Sadie Jakeway is very sick with
brain fever.
A meeting of the Alton cemetery
association will be held next Satur-
day at the church att p. M. All are
invited 10 attend. Business of impor-
lance on hand.
Ida Winiger is at work in Lowell
Tor the Citizens telephone company.
There was a large number at
Murray lake last Sunday.
Flossie Tomlinson of South Lowell
md Helen Beckey of Lowell we've
visiting friends here last Sunday.
Maggie Hickey of Parnell was a
.uest at L. b. Davis Sunday.
There was a large attendance at
sunday school last Sunday.
The Cleaner party at Moseley last
friday night was well attended
fifty couples enjoyed the evening
here.
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Remark a BILE Rescue

That truth is stronger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated in
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residence of G. V. Pepper. He writes:
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Doctors failed to help me, and all hope
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Andrew Il. spinney. the onlv Or Shin

ney IN the state, formerly of Detroit is now
located at Belding, Mich, and owns the Bcl-
ding Sanitarium and Retreat He has had
AZ years of experience I'm the study and
practice of medicine He gives special at.
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St vitus dance paralysis and All forms OF
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piles. There is nothing known that he does
not use for private diseases of both sexes
BY his own special methods he cures when
others fail Write out your symptoms en-
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Sanitarium. Consultation free
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-06-13
The Magic No. .

Number three is a Wonderful mascot
for Geo. III. Paris Of Cedar Grove,
Me-, according to letter which
reads: after suffering much with
liver and kidney trouble, and becom-
ing greatly discouraged by the failure
to find relief, | tried Electric Bitters,
and as result | am well man today
The first bottle relieved and three
bottles completed the cure. Guaran-
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