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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12


Off her bait as soon as the hook touched
the bottom. but he had nothing 10 say.
He even grinned because he had moth
ing 20 say.
Half an hour had passed away when
Miss Bessie changed her position. 1t
did not seem To bee a secure one. but
in her defiance and chagrin she was
willing to take chances She rebaited
and east In her hook. and within min
ute something seized II. She repressed
n cry and was taking firmer grip on
Der pole when the planks under her
Feet gave way, and she went into the
pond with a shrek and a splash. She
rose 10 the surface, gurgling and gasp
ing, 10 find the impudent young man
beside her and saying In her ear:
II expected IL. Don't struggle and
you'll be all right. We have got 10
go over the dam, but l can swim
ashore below with you"
The girl ought TO have given him
zone Of her looks" but she did not
take advantage of the occasion. The
water was very cold and the fall over
the dam ten feet. She gasped with
fright and cmtchcd the young man.
and then night seemed To have come
She had tainted away. When she
opened her eyes again she was in bed
at Aunt Mary's and the doctor was
saying:
"She will do nicely now. | happened
to he driving 10y the old mill and saw it
ALL That young fellow managed like
hero. There was no boat, and
could render no assistance, and two
or three times / thought they were
gone"
"Aunty," asked the girl after the doe
tor had gone. did fall into the mill
pondf"
Yes. dear"
"And go over the damp
"Yes."
"And how-how was | savedY'
why. that impudent young Teller
had the impudence TO jump in after
you and bring you ashore. If things
are to go on this way. | don't know
where they will stop. III bet he'll have
the nerve TO call here and ask after
you"
Aunt Mary was right. That evening
the young man did call and make in
quiries and leave his card, and twenty
four hours later he was again ushered
into the psrlor, to find the rescued
maiden able To be about. Aunt Mary
heard a n eat deal of talking and some
laughing. aDd at the end Of half an
hour, when the caller withdrew, she
was ready with the remark:
'Well. ] s'posc it's some more Of his
impudenccF'
IL think I must have been mis-
taken all the time. aunty," replied the
girl. with a blush.
What: Wasn't il impudenceT'
MOO ! guess he knew more about
fishing than | did"
Aunt Mary looked at her for a long
minute and then sagely shook her head
and turned away with the observation:
81 don't know about that. young lady.
/ should say 1t was right the other way.
You may not have caught "A whale. but
that amt saying you haven't caught
something else"
There may be good fishing in the Ba
kersville mill pond again this year, but
there will be no further impudence on
other Affairs have progressed too far
and too agreeably for that In the Ian
guage Of Aunt Mary:
"A girl comes a-visiting-she goes out
TO fish-she meets an impudent Teller
she falls into the pond-he saves her
life they
"They whatY' asked Uncle joe
"None o. your business. You go out
and see If that pie in the oven has
burned all TO a cinder while I've been
thinking of things"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
YELLOW GLOBE DANvERs ONIONS.

them at 80 cents a bushel and deliv.
cred right from field. l did no shipping
last year. | have never had any trou-
ground perfectly clean and never al
low any Accommodations to harbor insect
pests. writes an Ohio man in American
Agriculturist.
After harvesting our crop we fire.
quently leave the onions In the field
ten days in the crates If the weather
is favorable and then put them in the
open curing sheds.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

A tissue builder. reconstructor, builds
mp waste force makes strong nerves and
muscle 4ou will realize after taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea what q
wonderful benefit 1t viii be 10 you. 80
cents. Tea or Tablets Stanard Central
Drug Store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
LEGAL NOTICES


STATE or MICHIGAN,
THE PROBATE coURr FOR THE COUNTY OF
CRATiOT.
In the matter of the estate of william Kelly,
deceased.
Notice i hereby given that six months from
the r1th day of March A. ID. 1907. have been
allowed for creditors to present their claims
against said deceased TO said court Tor eNamin J.
tion and adjustment. aud that all creditors OF
said deceased required TO present their claims
10 said court at the probate office. IN the village
OF Ithaca in said county, on or before the f2th
day of september ID. 1907. aud that said
claims will be heard by said court on Thursday
the 18th day of September A. ID. 1907, AT ten
O'Clock an the forenoon
Dated March 18th, A. ID 1901
ISAAC :. SEANER
Judge of Probote
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
GROWING ONIONS.
Successful Method Of Cultivating and
Curing Crop.

AS soon as the onions come through
the ground we start using the cultiva
tor and 60 over them once a week I'M
i'll they are laid by. We weed as often
as necessary to keep them clean. Aft
er the tops are large and begin to tan
Gle ii is not desirable TO attempt 10
work in the crop, as considerable dam
age may be done. Ny best onions have
averaged 600 bushels an acre. | sold
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

II butter Is properly worKcd. no s--
ran tell whether It Is done with n
paddle or worker When a paddle is
used. unless care Is taken. there is a
liability Of hurting the grain owing TO
the drawing action OF the paddle. In
working butter the worker should
press directly down, with no drawing
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

Canoe and row boat for sale Both
in first-class condition and will be sold
at a bargain. Enquire at Office Of J. H.
Lancashire.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

Baby won't suffer FIVE minutes with
Group if You apply DIR. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil at once. II acts like magic.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

Regulates the bowels. promotes easy
natural movements, cures constipation.
Doan's Regulets. Ask your druggist
for them. % cents box.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

The father of the English novel"
Henry Fielding. lies buried amid the
cypress trees Of the English cemetery
IF Lisbon. Not long after his death
a tomb was erected 10 mark the spot
a memorial which an English visitor
IN 1772 fond nearly concealed by
weeds and nettles.' I'm 1880. through
the exertions Of the then British chap
lain, a large sarcophagus was substi-
tuted. which about thirty years ago
was repaired. and the Inscription, n
long one in Latin on the front. and
the words on the back, "Luget Britain
Tia gremio non dari fovere nahum"
clrefuIly estored.-London Chronicle
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
roLLlSvER's
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuqleis

DU7T HVIIVII0 Ut DI7T ITTFTV
Brings Golden Health and Removed Nigcr.
A specific for Constipation, I1digostion. Ifrg
and Kidney Troubles. fimples. Iczefn9, iriur
Blood. Bad Breath Sluggish Bowels. Ncada,
and Backacip. Its Rocky Mountnin Iea in lnf
let form. - cents box. Genuine n.do D
HoLIlsrER DRro COMPANY, Madison. WIS.
GOLDEN NUGGETS ron sAiLou prOsl'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12
Keepino Cows Clean.

To assist in keeping a stall kept COW
clean there is nothing so helpful as n
stall Of just the right length. Whether
the COW be long or short, the stall
should be suited TO her length. Mos.
farmers err in thinking a COW requires
a larger stall than she really does. A
stall that Is long enough for the COW
to stand comfortably in with all four
feet when eating from the manger is
the right length Then when she is
lying down she will lie forward Of the
gutter and so keep herself clean for the
most part The gutter should be at
least eight inches deep, and II il is
eighteen inches wide il may be more
easily cleaned than IL II Is narrow.
With a deep gutter the COW will rarely
stand with her hind feet In 1t and so
soil herself and stall when she steps
ont OF IL.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1907-06-12

One Dollar buys So copies RECORD.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
Married At Portland.

Charles SimenGtad and Miss E;iznhct!, Ann Mann wea1: mayried at 3'ortland, Oregon, .3un. l7th. Ihc cosatracting parties ane well kh"wsa hcse, the groom being inter ested in Galena bay mining prop ertS and the bride having resided at EilapaaT and this place two years ago
 The wedding was a church affair, the ceremony being performed by Rev A. A, Morrison, in the Trinity Episcopal church. After the we'd ding the invited guests enjoyed q bridal supper at the Portland Hotel. After a brief stay in Port land anu q months honcVmoon in seattle the couple will come to Valdez to reside.
 Saturday evening the finest H. quor and. cigar house in Alaska was opened in Valdez. The new place is the Buffet, in the Copper block, and is under the managc- m"nt of Ii Suessdorf. Ihc fix lures are the finest that could ltc procured, and 1t is the intention of the management to make it d re- sort for the better class of trade. Pool and card tables are installed in the rear of the room and every effort will be made to give the best service possible. The electric l;eht fixtures, installed by Mr. Quinn. are artisricallv arranged and would be credit to q place in any of the largo cities.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
$. A. Temple, of the v. R. Nt M

$. A. Temple, of the v. B. G M. Go, returned from Seattle on the Saratoga, where hc vas when the news of Ike recent disaster reached him. He states that although no definite plans have been made as to where he will rebuild, it is the in tentlon of the company to build better buildings than tliey had be- fore. and make their institution one of the largest in Alaska. Plans are now being dra n for the new structure, which will bc as nearly hreprooi as possible. iron and steel entering largely into the construction. If possible orders will be sent out on the first boat for the materials and by the time Ii !s on the ground all oi th4ir plans will be completed
 DnU! arrangements for building are completed the bank and store njll probably remain n} the pres en1 quarters. A new manganese s.o"i safe has been ordered for the bunk and will be nerc on one of tnv drs steamers.
 CnamoiS vests and ches1 protec~ tors keep the body warm, prevent pneu2n"nia, coughs, colds and all lung troubles; largest assortment. Owl Drug Co
 Levi Strauss OyeralIv are ac~ I,noNledgeG the best. They can hv hal at <. l.. Levy X Cos.
 Coal has advanced dollar .oA 0t Juneau.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
SauSageS.

We have in stock German Ham Saus&gcs. &alony. Blood Sausage, Liver Sau go and Frankiords, at Valdez Market. Phone 29
 The United Kingdom consumes 30O000,000 matches day, o, about I2 per capita. Ninety tons of wood are used daily making the matches
 Hair brushes, bath brushes clothes brushes, nail brushes, tooth brushes, finest goods, lowest prices at Ow1 Drug Go.
 COAL COAL w H. Bush agent, or Copper River Draying Go.
 Levy & Go. have received full line of the justly famous Strong & Garfield Trail Shoes. Buy none other If you want your moneys w0rth
 Prescriptions are filled by us with the utmost care. Every part of the work of preparing the medicine and checking off, az we'll as writing the label. is done sy & graduate experienced phar- rnacists. Owl Drug Go.
 Just few choice furnished rooms left in tho Copper block, steam heated, hotel service, your ssAxwCe. Also one suite for offices.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03
Additional Telegrams,

San Francisco, Jan. 2-Thc sas caused by s passing train shook the walls of the California cannery so that they fell yesterday after noon, catching three men, One was killed outright another seriously injured and the other scratched slightly, but will recover.
 Seattle. Jan 2~The mayor has appointed Harry Bringhurst chief of the fire department to replace Cook, who has resigned.
 Washington, Jan. 2-The New Year reception in the White House was attended by $500 people and the president shook hands with every one of the guests. All ot the cabinet officers also held receptions which were largely attended.
 Albany, Jan. 2-The new at torney-general, Jackson, has offered to reopen the case started against Mcclellan by Hearst. The latter has accepted the offer wiring his thanks 10 Jackson, saying that he hoped to prove that Mcclellan was not entitled to his office.
 Ottawa, Jan. 2-It is reported here that Governor McInnes has resigned from his office, put the report cannot be confirmed.
 Peoria, Jan The brotherhood of locomotive engineers and fire men have served second notice on Hartman that unless the differ cnce3 between them is settled sl ortly the strike will he extended to cover every road Tn which Har- rlman IS interested.
 Omaha, Jan. 2-Harriman. n. answer to the notification of the brotherhood regarding the inpcnd- ing strike. says that he is running his own business and will not allow unions or anyone else to interfere with him
 Tonopah Jan 2-iermann was easily defeated hy Cans in the fight hero last night. knockout blow being delivered m the eighth round Hermann was outctae-c,. from the start, Cans playing with him for seven rounds and smiling ell the time at the futile tfforts of Herman to grt in a body blow
The Alaska prospector., 1907-01-03

The netting at the ringside was heavy,
 St. Paul, Dec. 8t~-JudRe c, B Young died here suddenly last night of heart failuEe. The Judge was for many years chief counse1 for James J. Hill.
 Washington, Jan. 2-Sccretarv Taft has sent q letter to congress urging legislation which vii. pro- vide more men for coast detences. He says that a war is possible within d few years and that the United States is II no position at present to even protect Der princi- pal coast towns.
 Seattle, Dee. 31-General Hiran Scofeld a veteran of the civil war, died here at midnight Sunday, at the home If his daughter. Mrs. Charles Patterson. He was in Seattle on visit, his residence bel-g in the east.
 Port Angeles, Jan. 2-Judge Hatch. pioneer attorney ot the State of Washington, trippcd over a rope in his barn here yesterday and fell, injuring himself so badly that be died within a few hours.
 ashington, Dec. % The state department has wired to the English government that Bryce will be acceptable to this govern ment as ambassador.
 Olympia, Dec. 29-Picked up by a bear, carried half a mile into the woods and then released without being injured in any way. was the remarkable experience of the eight wear old daughter of Thomas Egan, "i this place yesterday. The child was playing in the yard with her brother, when a large bear ap- pcared, seized the girl and started for the woods The boy rushed for assistance, and the posse which was formed to hunt down the bear was just entering the woods when they met the girl returning home. She said that the animal carried her about half mile and then dropped her, making no attempt to injnre her in any way.
 Washington, Dec 29-Thc state department makes the announce melt that the United States l. pledged to back England in mak- ing any necessary reforms in the Congo Free State, concerning which there has been so much agitation recently.
 Tonopah, Dec. % Cans and Hcrman havc quit training, eacn weighing exaclly i33 pounds Bet ting now is 70 l in favor of Cans and may increase before the men enter the ring New Years night.
 Washington, Dec 29-Thc trans port Buicrd is being prepared to carry relief supplies 70 China for the famine stricken inhabitants.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-15
LANES CORPORATIONS
CorsF'rtpd EX-COunCilman Makes an
Interesting Statement

Eft+sburg, October 12.-Ex-Coun-
Gilman William A Martin, recently
con- ted on a charge of soliciting a
briua as a member Of council, declar-
Cd aoday that no other councilmen
were implicated, and none were to
shara the $4,000 which he was to
get ror securing the passage OF the
franchise ordinance.
Martin made an interesting state
mont in which he asserted that cor
ruDtion in councils is almost wholly
due to corporations putting tempta-
tions in the way Of members, who.
Martin claims. the great majority
were elected with honest convictions
and motives.
He declared that councllmen nave
henn offered money, and that recent
II bv rival corporations to vote fol
and against the same measures ano
| that it requires members or tnt
strongest character to resist the al
lurements continually being thrus
! upon them. -,
The ex-councilman, who has peer
| sentenced to serve three years in tn
western penitentiary, says that d
is prepared to bear the punishment
that has been meted out TO him o
law.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-15
8 WILMINGTON N. G. OCTOBER is, 1907
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
Its I4th Anniversary Was CeIe-
brated Yesterday
Interesting Program Arranged for
Event-Short Address by President
teGabie-St. Clair Mckelway, OF
Brooklyn, n. ", Speaker for the
OccaSiOn

Chapel Hill, n. c., October 12.-
The one hundred and fourteent an
niversary of the University of NorTn
Carolina was celebrated today in ac-
cOrdance with a long established Gus
tom. the day being observed as nom
day. At 1045 this morning the stu
dent body, 100 strong, assent bled
in front of alumni hall ana
proceeded to gather into groups COM
posed of the various classes, in the
following order: Post graduates, Sc
niors, juniors, SOphOmOres, freshmen,
law and medical students. The body
was headed by the entire faculty,
dressed in caps and gowns. The UNI
versity band struck up lively ar,
and the whole procession marched
across the quadrangle UP to memo
rial hall. After the audience had peeL
seated and the University orchestra
had finished the opening selectlon'
President Venable made a short open
ing address, after which DR.. ThomaS
Hume offered an eloquent and lnsplr-
ing prayer. 49,, ,,oor,.o ~, ~, q
was the singing of the UnlVetS,Iy 81
hymn by the choir and students. lEo
blending of seven hundred liz
voices which completely hlled tne 1,u
Il hall with melody. was an inspiration
| within itself. .+
Next came the presidents report .
After the singing of the UNIVERSITY
hymn, President Venabl9 In a Few y,
words containing a touch OF huno1 U.
introduced by ST. CLAIR MckelWay' o. o.
| Brooklyn, N. Y, as the speaker VI
the occasion.
0r McKelway by his charming
fnersonality and the pleasing manner
Of his address, caught the attentlot
Of his hearers at the outset, and lte hele
II 70 the end. His subject touchlns
on the present relation between Norti orr
tand South, was one in which all Olll O
Eversity students are vltally Interest,", &c,
land his address was prohounceu ot1, tn,
l0f the best ever delivered LroIh 'li
Irostrum Of Memorial hall.
| Dr.. McKelway spent YESTERDAY IL
IpaIeigh, visiting educational 1nstltu
Itions and delivering two addresses
lstudents. ----
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-15
,E,,.Ezes Over Charter OF Carolina Pleas
are Palace-Wul Embrace All 1ne
affracti0ns Of Former Company
Except That OF the City palace

Al 2 meeting Of the imcorpoF"l0I"
aad directors Of the Carolina Pressure
Palace. Inc, held Friday afternoon d.
+bo ORION hotel. it was decided tor the
host interests Of the cOrporatOIs 10
obopoa its name to that Of the "W1'-
,,,ioo-t0n Fair Association, lnc0rporSiI-
cd" and to turn over it's charter WIN
all Of the privileges, etc, to the latter
The Wilmington Fair Association
Inc. starts off on a larger and proat'eI
field tt will embrace all the attrac-
tiocs offered the subscribers OF the
Carolina Pleasure Palace, with the eH-
ceDtion of the city palace. Among
many Of the attractions offered by tIe
new. association will be the most cont
n1ete fair grounds in the south, IN
cluCing the fair buildings, stables
Grand stands and numerous other III
door and outdoor attractions. The atm
1etic fields will be fitted for base and
| football, horse tournaments, and other
field sports.
The secretary is now in correspoli-
dence with state leagues, also with the
| National and American leagues Dase-
| ball teams. the latter TO come duflhS
the winter or early spring for pracIlce
and games. The race track Will be
model one and -1in attract the north-
ern trainers as we'll as the Southern
! States Turf Association, and promises
to Give every admirer OF the noble
steed a chance to see it in its true
light
The transfer books will be open on
! Monday and it is hOpeu that there Will
he 2 liberal subscription for stock IT
the new association. The stock IS
/ SO ~er share.
The following officers. directors and
committees were elected:
President-John A. Arringda =.
First Vice President. H. Hinton
I Second Vice President-C. n. Evans
Secretary and Manager-A. E. Pes
chau.
Treas,lrer-W. A French, Jr.
BOARD of Directors w. PoIvogr
Col Walker Taylor. W. E. Springer
las F. Post, J. V. Granger. NJ r I'll
Gouveneur, Walter Williamson, Rev
c. Dennen, J. H. Rehder, D. McEacc
: ern, Jas. F. Woolvin, z. W. Whitehea'
Henderson Cole, DR.. T. NJ. Green >
G.L. Gieschen, DR.. T. B. Carroll. Jak
7, Solomon. W. D. Mcmillan, Jr., Jn1
A. Arringdale, J. II. Hinton, L. =
} Evans. A. E. Peschau, ". A Frehcl
e Jr.
I. Executive Committee-Jno A Al
rinsdale, W. D. Mcmillan, Jr.. W. (
6 French, Jr
h Finance Stock Soliciting Commune
= w. d. Mcmillan, Jr., A. E. Pescna
; w A. French, Jr.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-10-15

Sault Ste Marie, Mich, October II.
Bound down from the head OF the
lake on the second trip she had MADE
since being launched at Loraln, ONO,
or August 18th, last, the fine steer
fraighter Cyprus 44O feet, and own
Cd hv the IackaWana Transportation
company of Cleveland, foundered last
night in Lake Superior, off Deer Park,
taxing down with her twenty-five
members of the crew. Second Mate
G. J. Pate washed ashore lashed to a
life raft is the only person left alive
off the ships crew, and his condNlon
is so critical that since he was tound
on the beach he has only been aple
to gaSD out the name Of the Sunken
ship and the fact that 22 lives were
lost. PITT is suffering from the dread
full exposure III the icy waters OF Lake
Superior in addition to the buffet
ring he received from the breakers d.
Until he RECEIVERS sufficiently to tel
the story Of the wreck, the exact cause
of the stout steel ship fOunderlng Will
no. be definitely known. Deer lark
is about thirty miles south Of Grand
Maires on the shore or Lake superior
Several bodies from the wreck have
washed ashore and two are known &c
he those Of the first mate and the
WatChlnap.
Marine men suggest as possible eX'
plantations of the fOunderinG that thE
engines became disabled THAI Lh>
shin sprang a leak and that thf
matches may not nave been securel9
battened. permitting the steamer tt
fill with water from the Wayer wash
ing over her decks,