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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-11
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interinr. Land onice nj
Santa Fe, New Mexico, August 10, 1901
Notice Is hereby given that Juan Anto-
MO Gurule, Of old Albuquerque. ~ A., mas
hled notice OF hts Intention TO make nnal
nye-year proof In support OF his claim, via.
Homestead Entry No. ii,t61. made May 10,
1907, for the NJ SWh, SEh sWh SWh,
SIC Sec. ~, Township 10 N. Range 9 W, and
that said proof will be made before u. W 5.
Otero. United states Court Commissioned at
Albuquerque. n. NJ. on October g, 1897.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
uon OF. the land. viz. Cpriano sanchez, OF
Pajarito, y. NJ. Felipe Herrera, OF Atrisco,
y. NJ. Elias Chavez. of Albuquerque. n. NJ
Gabriel Chavez. Of Albuquerque, n. NJ
MANUEL X OTERO.
Register
pai-Ptnto Mineral Water cures and pre-
vents BilllOusness. Ask your grocer fOf II.
Nye's tent show tonight. Ladies'
free.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

uno Der duer fam 10 pe iebt
bis bo1n 8etrag $50 Nen
bon 900 aten meroen Bsen Bre oeuf mel M
roren nur Dem et 10 nior 900 auubnsn
un oas Gtgentbnm gntDdung bnam ipru1 Suite
eupanp ean Die bstannp grooen beanon w as anph nsr-
moen meroen oltn M lie publiun angeboen
taseltsn mneadn 3on Die sden noart 9enau bmm
entbalen 6ilber
De 8toren @elIda dnner Gdtafen=
hd Gs fno: 2ouis urcG Heoau 5orum,
parr bon Der s. Garter Co. @eno Repaoa 49, garap
ouirr STUDENT Der NeUaba nDfd g9monn
Bop geramann gDabo yeOaoa g. Wuan Raier
Sports uaba Bon ooreent Doren 1T ous purcel Nrd=
oent Der Geliha Or Barnp Getdr Or Mucaln Shabm
gDi oran Nerfauf SO Rapas uie
9ea4 @elAa n lana getannla uno arano 3nnnb
done Roger i'm Sa Npaoa bt uns Gtanb 9un Mniprue
ouS3uwd6ln uno bic idn uwern Bon grnnbunsn
GiHanrnns angbon wdhen ben ou
Oiben Qepr pufum
n sier ef bien mir bic aisn us asaa sala
btum gDe Men aufaetauft
pOon Fno rabsn mir Onn Die Ainu uie Bead ealda
fen woln 6re Nlunan ioo eu3ulenDen Do i MnanDgn9
4ua aufselaut 0n Heue au bic G6I6l ReiAafbs uner
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02
rive uaDre 8 )j1bte

sinss beDdtrttn 0tiImitisIs. 81 Dem
BLUE HiDs @sbirQe BON YsnMIpl.
Dallitn. ba lebte Dor tiber siiieul 5abr.
hnnosrt Oer ttIit Or. peter Jatrnep.
melt ullD brett betonnt als 9rober unb
gutter Nrat Elm 1slfer unb 0siler iei-
Ilsr WlitmenIden. Die Ndhtolnmsa
oerieni9en. nnier melHen er lsbte uno
mirtte. Oraan,lirtsn Dor nd lanqer
3sit Die .6abrnep Wemorial aliDeia-
lion" III San War. Warplanb. 3ur gr.
baltun9 oes beifdnblsen Anoentens an
ibn.
Ger 9eTt ieinsr Meoiain mar: vDie
Bldtter Der Bdume io0en sur Oeilune
Der Wenihen o,snen". Wiit ieinen ei9e.
nen Ddnoen iamnlelte er Yldtter. gDur.
seln uno Deiltrduter. unb perbr~ 1te
ieine Sage bel Der Arbeit. bieielben ~
@eiunobeit brineenoen Weeoi3inen aus
iatnmen Al mii1en. Die b0hte Sci.
ffun9 ieines lebens mar ieoot Die gnt=
oeduns einel arobartiqen Ylutmeo,ain,
tpelde Elm mirtlihes Mufbaumittel flr
oas Aan3e Sptem uno oauerno bilfreih
1T. Oieies Deilmittel muroe betannt
als Wlpentrduter uno bat lib ourd bier
aufsinanoer fol9enoe @enerat,onen per.
erbt. IS tuirb beute ourb ben urentel
bes alten Dr. Better senau nan ieinem
beriibmten Resepte bersefslt.
Gorni's Mipentrduter miro Dem pu.
blitum auf gang anoere Aeiie als Die
9em0bnlibeu Wsoiainen an9eboten. @r
miro ourA lotale Detail-Nsenten Qelie=
fert, niAt NpDtbeter. ionoern Na9baru,
welhe Sic tennen uuo benen Sic Ser.
tralen ibenten. Wenn Sic in Sbrsr
Na1barihaft teinen Ngenien tennen.
oann ftreiben Sic an Or. peter Gahrs
nep & Cons &c.. ll2-1l8 go. o.poDue
Moe.. Chicago, 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02
Bon elmer spimnc aepttten

.Snfolae bon Blutueroiftuns. perur.
iaht ourd elnen @pinnenbiB. niiroe
Schn Waihin9ton bon ;Besquepille,
Seras. feln yein oerloren baben, inoem
oasielbe gu elmer Malle BON eiternoen
Wunoen wuroe. mdre ct nidt iiberreoet
lporoen. 8uflen's Nrnica Galbe au
aebrauden. st idreibt: ,Die erite
edahtel linoerte uno bier Shabteln
beilten aQe Wunoen." Sic beilt ieoe
Wunoe. @arantirt in peters apot6ete.
Is Gents. Sn peter's Npotbete miro
oeuti1 aeiprohen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02
Der &tn8enent3lnOun8 tSDt.
ltd)eS @erf

bate rneine redte Nunae 10 ernflid an=
9e9rinen". idreibt Grau Ssanuie Son.
nor bon Rural &ou:e. Beor9etotpn.
3enn.. .oaB id fortmdhreno 8ag uno
Naht bultete unb Der Nadburn Nors
ausiaaun9 - Sdminbiudt - unper.
meiolib idien. big mein @atte cine
Jlalde BON Or. Sings Nero Discovery
na9 9auie bra1te. ,peldbe lid in einem
Gal als Die einsi9e edte 0uHentur
uno W.eoerberfeqerin BON ldmaaen.
tpeben 2unaen ertuies." Wenn aue an=
oere 0eilmittsl abiolut erfol9los fno,
10 m6at Sbr bod in Dem 2ampf 9eoen
Sunaens uno Geblenleioen Sie9er blei-
ben nit Nem Diseoberp. Der ebten Sur.
8arantirt bon %. 8. peters oeutlher
Npotbete. preis SOC uno 81. probe=
HaIhe fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02
Sin Slan eiue anotrt
grobc Mii1le 5u elltuifeln.

gr MAIDEN aumeram oab bic a0Btn prote ama9t
uuroe Mn aau ab, als bRben uerH an9ebofn
muroen nenn Die prot Die Wen bl9
ans oas n5biae apa auiubras am Die Mine9
bearbei uno u eufe Sn on G1u GduIr
Benefit bel benz gen Me mdes nafno wdbren fh Die Dne
entpfet lit bic 8t aner Der aten Die in Der pObrs9non
Isabelle aneeflbr fuo.
Rou cine oerebn su eine b6heren pI 10 Gents bio Ne
er6n bea ua e ebt mrtb no D s. yartr Gompanp
bon Mno yepoba bet bierm gum pubtum 10000
Nin @u1e nina Gonpanp p 10 Gents ole Mie
aun ui ui 2eo Gompanp ibt s Mnfn.
IN Der Ndh UrQna gp 8ie Mnple
eopntsn gsasn uno mir toan maeressamd oerNsrn
iprne uno III uner n b $50 600 4n in trr Set pertant
n eroen N geafaa IL $500 600 iptalfr in LOCO 900 an
dO 4 Mlen ns be3ab perfeuba oa @b gepaa
Hebt por oab Gan QdnR ss an aufrl esosn t0uutn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

unb fi6 ben gepeaunaen beg a5rpers onpabt.
nno toifet lpeniaer aIs bieIe oetpD9nIibe Vrudl'
bdnber, Sd babe ben greis 10 r,ieoria aefest.
oas 5eoermlnn, reid ober arm fie fauielt fann.
uno i'd aarantire iie abfont. ssob made fie auf
cure @efteauna-fdbide lie Guh--Sbr trast fie.
nno iuenn fie Gud) nitht suiricbcnftellt ftbidt
l!e buriid; unS i'd f6ide @utl obne. Beteres
gusr gelo uieoer sl,riid 9ies if, bic aufrth.
liten aenladht puroe. Sic Barfen ooer an.
bsre anaefebcne Biiraer bic, in Marfbau pereen
@1id fanen, baf i'd duf oieie g8eife meire &C.
ldhdite hetrche - INNER cbioIut reeI.
pier ttt ipas Sas.. grittGr. ein bernorraaer,'
Der Sahritant bon Bethlehem. Ba. ifreibt:
.,sG; y: groofs. Gsa,--gSerther Serr! SD lit
.elt Iedbs Saeren an 9rudI unb bate inlner ges
ut iehr !cidt Al traaen. pabt altt unb felt unb
tuirb iueber Del Sa1 poer Nad1t liftia. SIN Der
3hat. rnandhmal tuubte tG ritht ouf idb ite trua.
Sle l6iieBt lid ber 8Drperfornl On unb bdIt an
Der Stele felt. aanS dled1. in iuelder Gtelluna
!d MID befin5e. Gs pirbe elm iuirfliter Seaen
leioen. Die groofs DrufsTt rridhtuna faufen un6
traaeH piiroen. Sie piiroen eS fiber ne bes
relen Wein 9,rudb III aebeilt. unb itidts an.
9ritton"
sSenn Sbr aues m5alidhe berfudt babt. fommt
6u mir. go Inoere ieblf1laaen eraieIe i4
ae ea e SfS sa Ser srud ss nD s Sesn @
SeiIuna. iueIdes meine Borridtuna 5eiet uno
ben 8reiS uno Namen bon 3euEn. Die fie bers
tIdten lno aehetIt tpllrben. 1natbt sic aetuGhrt
tofort 9tnoeruna tpenn alfeS 1noere fehli9l1et.
geaftet idb babe feine Salben. fetn @efdbirr.
feline 9iieen. gur etn reeles @efndft aM ntdBis
6. e.sroo,s, a77sssoo,s slss. ysaripau, mid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

~SW ~tSvexUGW BGyS8t1sDgW
6ed)te.
SIN Gd0e oss yeouan Greb. s.
Vtln3e, Der aegen Die BeIiBer elmer
3ap3hoQe IN yteuport. g. s.. cine
S6doeneriabtlaae an9efrenQt bate,
ba man i'm anaebli1 aus oem Qofal
perDies. ,peil er Die Uniform Der ome.
ritanii4en Warins trna. ,p,lroe I'm Gu.
peiior9eriht BON Ntuoe Sslanb ent.
thleoen. oab Binle BON ben gioen.
tbimern Der San3balle Hur ben Rauf=
preis fur oas erftanoene @intrittsbillet
3uriidforbern tam.
eSn Der gntideibung fiibrt 3itter
William 8. Smeetlano aus, ooB Elm
Wann in Uniform teine anoeren aelsb.
lihen Hedte fur ,lib in Wniprud neb.
men tonne. als elm @ioiliff, Der ere
gintrittstarte fiir iraeno Elm Yeranu-
aun9s=Gtabll0ement beiibt. Die Der=
meiluna zines 5oloaten aus einem 2o=
tale. neil er bic Uniform trdqt. babe
ni1t nlebr an iid. als bic 0erueiiuna
zines giuiliiien. neil er /. .. teinen
GradanSug trd9t, ooer aug irQeno
melaen anoeren @riinoen. Die nid5t
unerbeblihen .&laaetofen muroen
Yiin3le gum She'll BON Oifiaieren aelies
fert. uno auh Brdfoent Rooiepelt bate
ibm einen @bef iiberianot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02
@r0kte @olblni1le, luel6e bic
@elt je 9eieben.
Sittlc Dloremce TIT 0olofelo prooMsirt ad)tbmnoert
Yfmmo ppm Dollars 5am Ytmno
ieoe stpei WinMten.

@oIofielb Mdr3 8robe Menan unepbn Die 2t lorence
in ben oanen bsobadn fablbaitn bum
su ae0ort miro.
IS it nun d baB ale orence Die srDBs omne lit uel
gDslt nod geleben
6Oounaen einem Dollar Vfuno mrcen Den Sag
n hne1 als Gberdde gean0t pmo
Suei Minuten -
bemadt. fNeoaoa Stat Sourna.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02
400 8amiteuett lit NeebeS
MOOttiott
in Mem philadelphia Az perfaufeu.

Giir iolhe, bic 8elo anlegen tpolen.
&leine monatli9e 3ablunaet. cine
iidere. aeiunoe. profitable 2apitalan-
la9e. Wenn man oeosntt. oab @runo=
el9tntbum in Nem philadelphia in ben
'ebtsn sSabren um bas Doppelte i'm
preile 9eitie9en 1T. 10 febt man lri1t
ein. mas fur cine @elsaenbeit gu einem
proftablen 8eiddft ii9 bier bietet.
Sine quite Ya9e fir cine 0eimitdtte.
.. 8. potplelon,
Mgent fur &eebes Nobition uno 8ebdu=
lihteiten. 40
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

Bon 3eit 5u 3eit tommt Der Crib.
ling alleronas. aber ps idsint ibm ni1t
redt 3u 9etaaen. gr bleibt nitt oa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

Nqerlei Nccioen3=Mrbeiten psroen
in Der Druderei oes .Beobahter"
prompt uno su ree0en preiien aus9e=
fiibrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

Vo penisn Subrn @sDroe gDnQe mteQps
often Nruo Senator Nron Wmnmucca o onlben ibm
ene Snmm @eloes ebnen Nron bm elo 1nafelo
gtron ihn bel Nlin Speuoon Steba man 3s
Dor n Sabn bnt gDnaos Gm6sn SIS 600 900
9bdbt. Die Nttn Dobam inen eenlaht
Gs aibt pele Ysplel 2sut meniaen Wttn
ubmn lRnenfeorn Neoaoa aoBe Yermoaen senadt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02
@robe Meidtblmer lperoen III oen @olomi1len in Meua

MmM mmshm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

2Sas ene Mmla9e nom 500 im einigen bon yenaoas
Winem=Aftiem 1T einem Sabr fur Die Nttien=
Snbaber cinbrad)te
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02
Sin Qrrner Mann mir0 in
yfeoQ6a gum Wfiliondr.

George 2Sin9feo, arm nnS obne Mittel, mar por
tinf sSabrem 9et6tbt9t, G0elo ~ lcbnen ,t,to
beiibt jett eim Ger,mogen pon .
$4,000, 900.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

- 2est NDolpb's Nn3eise uno ipart
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

ORDER FOR STOCK.
The j. S. Parker Co., Reno, Nevada:
hereby subscribe for shares of stock in
the Gussie Leach Mining Company at the rate Of 10 cents
share, for which find enclosed. dollars
.s. Name. ......... .............. III
Post ofUce. .,......................
No 50. st4ts
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02

5irma permssn au Die am Mbans Ban in 9eno
ynt bon Sparts poa yeoent oab Slid nm Ine nld eon
Die 3bn opt aber Staat Npaoa bet 3i genugno
aent fir webe Mutb Nubl srobarissn
SOoausbeute nebn,en.
THE j. S. PARKER COMPANY
Clay Peters Building Reno Nevada.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-02
NetteS Ssetluttt ttel
fMr 8rit6

eese wiiieMi9alttt4e Ossrt@l1xe, iMmes perisst
taiiexb fas tebe Herism ssn issent net&es
0f5he- -letAt. teaxsM,i4ta1f ui4t, teiae
txttsen eSsamsieberm sber HsIitss
Esitet weniaer AZ se,sStnlide
Dsumtanber - iAr Mxuxes,
6r&mem s1et 4tmtes
terBeheltt.
ID t@t6e lie anf Dssbe-ssHy trast iie-a4exx
Sbs uidjt safrieben feib, sete ID
Gmer Welb Snrii6.
S3 babe eine gorridstnne tiir gSu9 sriunoen.
Dru8. .9efndft itder iaaen tam, bob he bic eirs
1tge ut, iueIdbe ben 0ru9 abfoIiit bdt unb nidbt
t@lapft. unb bod IeiGt tlbI uno beauem ift
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29
osteopathy in Nerve Troubles.

As osteopathy deals with nerves
largely and makes a more thorough
study of their duties and their suffer-
ings than any other school, it is not
at all strange that il has achieved bet
ter results in the treatment of nervous
diseases than the older systems have
ever attained. No stimulant is needed
to whip the jaded nerves into action.
no sedative given to make 1t seem as
If pain and suffering had departed.
The actual cause of the arrangement
is hunted down and made normal
again. So that cures wrought by this
method, although not always rapid,
are permanent cures, and usually
very speedy relief is secured. Women
are particularly subject to nervous
disorders. 1t is now evident why so
many women are patrons Of osteopa-
thy, and being cured are its strongest
advocates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29
THEY UNANIMOUSLY AGREE
PORTLAND. ORRQON

American plan, 50 per day ana mn.
ward. Headquarters for tourists and
commercial travellers. Special rstes
made to families and single gentic-
men. Tho management viii be pleas.
ed At all times to show rooms and
give prices. A modern Turkish bath
establishment in the hotel.
II C. BOWER6. Mama
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29

sixteenth Annual Convcnsion Baptist
Young Pcopae's Union Of America,
Spokane, Waah., July 70 Z.
For above occasion o. r.. q N. COM
pany will sell round trip tickets At
rate Of $500. Tickets on sale July
and 9. good for return until July 10.
For further information call on local
ticket assnf OF VIM. NclGurray. q. r.
A., Portland OsA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29

Lots Of music. lots Of seats and o
good time to all, at the Eagle carnival
NAV -. Goa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-05-29
PENDLETON
One Day Only
SATURDAY
JUNE |

General admission-Adults so cents,
children under 0 years IS cents.
Ticket wagon sells tickets on arrival
OF show on grounds, for any perform
ance.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-05-24
Middlebury.

Mr. and Mrs Geo Bigford visited their
son, Wilbur, and family, Sunday
Mrs Frank Edwards, of Ovid, spent
part of last week with Lew Snyder and
family-Will Montague and family
visited friends in Victor, Saturday night
and Sunday-Mrs James Sawtell was
the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Washburn, Friday-Mrs
Collins, of Ovid, has been spending a
week, with her daughter, Mrs A S Jorae
A S Jorae was in Owosso on bust.
ness, Wednesday-G g Smith and
wife were guests of J ] Knapp and
family, Saturday night and Sunday
Mesdames Belle Smith and McCreary
were in Owosso Thursday of last week
Mrs Reuben Dennis and little
daughter, Ruth. are spending this week
with her mother, Mrs Chamberlin,
in Lansing-Geo Huntoon and wife
are at James R VanDyne's. Mr. Van
Dyne has been very sick---Miss Nellie
jerks, of Ovid, was the guest of Mrs
A s Jorae, Tuesday night-Mrs A s
Jorae and Mrs Belle Smith attended the
thimble party which met with Mrs Ar.
thur Morse, of Ovid-Mr and Mrs
Carol visited their son. Henry and
wife recently-Mr and Mrs E Patrick
entertained the formers cousin, DR..
Smith, Of Oregon-E Patrick and DR.
Smith visited his sister, Mrs Chambers,
in Bay City The cousins had not seen
each other for over thirty years-Mr
and Mrs d @ Carol are entertaining
their son, Charles Carroll, from Mis-
sissippi. He returns home next Tues.
dav.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-05-24
Burton.

Mesdames S Mitchell and A e Shan
non, of Garland, attended the NJ P A
society held at G 7 Masons Wednes-
day--Mr and Mrs CN Wilkin and
two children, of Bath, spent Sunday
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs p II
Wilkin-MrsuR B Bromley and two
daughters will spend the rest of the
week in Owosso visiting friends-Mr
and Mrs Orson Leland, of Sciota, visit
ed Mr. and Mrs Geo Gibson one day last
week Miss Blanche Varco has re-
turned home from.her western trip
In spite of the cold weather the far
mers in this vicinity are planting their
corn-George Gibson is little better
at this writing-Rev John DISTANT
of Owosso, spent Wednesday evening in
Burton.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-05-24
Lennon.

Mrs VIM Gleason returned Tuesday
evening from visit with her daughter,
Mrs Will Flowers, of Birmingham.
Little Gladys Gleason accompanied her
home-Harye Dunn was called to Du-
rand by the serious illness of his sister,
Mrs. John Salisbury, who at present is
little better-Walter Byrne went to
Detroit this week to consult a specialist
and his many friends here hope he may
improve. He has bee1 i'll here all
through the winter----Paul Traynor is
home from Grand Rspids-OlIie An
thony spent day with relatives in
Detroit last week-Darcy Dodge
spent Sunday in Detroit---Our base
ball team showed Vernon what good
playing meant, recently, and returned
from their town with record 81 to 1
Mrs Fl e Dunn, Mrs Geo Haffner
and Mrs Mary Caldwell attended the
county convention of the Wet U in
Corunna as delegates rehearsals
for Cnildrens Day are being held and q
nice sntertainment is ,promised-The
Maccsbee ladies visited the lodge ut
Dursnd, Tuesday, and we're highly en-
tertained.I
The school ball club viii play at
FluShing, Memorial Dsy-MrsJ Har-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-05-24
A Famous Newspaper Man.

William Z. Curtis, the famous cor
respondent of the Chicago Record Her
aid, writes two column letter for his
paper every day in the year without
intermission. His powers of sustained
work are as great a marvel as his facul
ty of always making his matter inter
esting.
Probably no other newspaper cores
pondent in the country is read so regu.
larly and eagerly by so many thousan DIS
of men and women as Mr.. Curtis. Mr..
Curtis has travelled several times around
the world, visiting every country under
the sun, and written larger number
of brilliant and interesting letters of
travel than were ever before produced
by single hand. Many of these have
later been reprinted in book form. One
of his latest expeditions for The Record.
Herald was through Mexico, resulting
in a series of letters as entertaining as
those he wrote few years ago from
India, Turkey and the Holy Land. His
forthcoming letters from Ireland, Rus
STA and Germany will rival in import
ance and interest any of his previous
contributions.
Beginning his career in Chicago as a
reporter in 1879, Mr.. Curtis rapidly
rose to be managing editor. He resign
ed that position to accept government
appointment as secretary of the South
American commission. SO brilliantly
did he perform the duties of this Office
that James g. Blaine, Secretary of
State, placed him at the head of the
Bureau of American Republics. AT
the worlds fair in Chicago he distin-
guished himself, as the executive head
of the Latin. American department. He
is a member Of almost every learned
society in Washington and of many in
Europe. II is not strange that the
Record Herald prints Mr.. Curtis letter
every day in the first column Of the front
page, and that nothing but California
earthquake can dlsplace II from that
station Of honor.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-05-24
Bancroft.

Charles Byrnes, of Morrice, is taking
treatment at the hospital-Mr and
Mrs Chas Jennison have joined the
Wixom Carnival Co. for the season.
Mrs H E Payne visited in Owosso, Fri
day-The Lady Maccabees are ar
ranging to put on home talent play
the first week in June, proceeds to go to
piano fund-Adelbert Gulick, turnkey
at the county Jail, spent Sunday here
Mrs John Douglass, of San Francis.
co, Cal, is here to assist in the care of
Mrs r w Memorial Day
will be observed as usual and it is
hoped the day win be given over to Its
particular object-Prof Skinner and
Misses Matthews, Wilson and Parsons
attended the teachers meeting in Cor
unna, Friday and Saturday-Mrs Will
Godfrey arrived home Friday from
North Dakota to spend the summer
here.
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Southwest Bennington.

Mr. Wilkinson, of Lansing, was the
guest of Mr. and Mr. Charles Claucherty
over Sunday-Mrs Elccta Desseness,
who has been spending few months
with her sister in Detroit, returned to
her home Saturday-Miss Maud
Fauth, of Owosso, was the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs II A Jobes, over Sun
day-Mr Emory Hutchings and little
son, Ross, visited his sister, Mrs Henry
Schroeder, near Burton, Sunday
Mrs P S Burton is very sick. DIR Wade, of
Laingsburg, is attending Walter
Kyle is quite sick. He has humorous
growth on his side-Pearl Kyle is bet
ter at this writing Jobes and
daughter, Florence, will keep house for
G Baese this summer-Mrs Kittie
Wright went to Ann Arbor, Sunday
and will undergo an operation for a
humorous. growth on her neck. Mrs
Herbie Wright, of Lansing, will be
housekeeper during her absence and
her mother, Mrs Jane Bugbee, will as
sist-Clyde Smith went to Ann Ar
Dor, Sunday, to see his mother, who
underwent an operation. He reports
her doing nicely b Raymond died
very suddenly at the home of his son,
Mr. Herbie Raymond, Sunday morn ing.
He had been in poor health a number of
years-Decoration Day will be OBJ
served at Alton cemetery Sunday after
noon, June 2. Rev Walker, of Laings-
burg, will deliver the Memorial address.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-05-24
Henderson.

The Ideal Literary Club met at the
home of Mrs E Cheney on Monday eve
ning-Mrs r Sortor, of Huntsville,
formerly Of misplace, is visiting here
with friends and relatives-The W G
T U held special meeting on Tuesday
at the church-S W Jones, who has
been quite sick with pneumonia, is some
better. A trained nurse from Saginaw
is attending him - The Missionary
Society met Wednesday with Mrs S
Noonan-Rev P Hooper and family
have gone to their new home near
Clio-Rev and Mrs A G Peters, of
Tuscola, are visiting relatives here a
short time.
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to spend the whole night with o
tremendous strain on his respiratory
organs. 1 have time and again gone
home so worn ont that 1 could neither
eat nor sleep, and number of my col
leagues have been in the same condition.
but Pernna has changed this.
found that after using bottle or two
my system was greatly invigorated with
new life and force, and can now fortify
my system to endure a greater strain
than was ever possible before. Peruna
certainly is very necessary to me, and
keeps me in splendid health"