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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
livery OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD EoUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, Sd STREET NEW YORK
. a. Il Diner, pullman Rarlor
szy A. n. bunet RGrloT- tlFe-hour Trlin-
e50 a. Il Diner and Pullman PS-lc< Car
IL - a n Dlne- and Pullman Fa-ior Car
y - p n Diner End Pullman Psri1- Car.
.ss0 , n. Royal Limited AL Pullman 51our
40 p N Coaches 70 Rhiladelphia,
saO p D<zer and Pullman Pari5z
= 90 ? m Coschss - Phslsdelpa1A
- 80 ? n siespeIS
ATLANTIC CITY. 100; ga. Sl1su = n. floo.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR On THE HOUH-
tMeek day.. - a. n 70 95 p nj
~. J51o. SD. E0o. IN. 800. ssss1 -9r.
y. Ils5N. II ~ a. n. ia noon. fZ16: 4 "a
~. g. @ ~. R5. Ii9o. J!s5. .,S ,s@
'les5. 'u35. ESQ D N
MESIWARD-
CHICAGO, ~ eS.0 D n
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. and LOUISVILLE,
s;lg q n 'i15 p II. 'R.D night
n. iI1S6OkG. -s-i9 T. u. IL. -sao p H. -
CLEVELAND. $40 p n
COLgMBCS, $50 .. n
whEEL4NG, $40 a N. so Pm
MlNGa RI. ts:l0 a u, fLl6. $50 p N
q. ,l ,llaEOe-hlSA, Sd s-lo. ss:B q. H. Sl- TsSos
HAGERSTOwN, $40 a. n. $50 u
$50. AID isS0 D n
DAY. JExcspt Sunday. ssunday only.
TELEPHONES at al tbs following Ticket OF
sEa. Nam Is New Union Station. Tlcket O1ncs.
AA1A Isse- lDtorn1aEio1 Bureau. Main 7Ss0.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

2 LABORERS WANTED. DUPONT CIRCLE
and New Hampshire ave.
WANTED-FIvE NfEN WHO ARE PRACTICAL
Elaziers. Apply I14 y. ! ave a. once. jyI7-5t
wASTED-sIx GOOD BOYS TO SELL PAPERS;
splendid locations ard permanent employment three
hours even DAY: salaTy and commission 20 boys who
VIII work- AMY WEBB. Circulation Department
The Herald iys-d
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ROOF PAINTING.

6 GENEKAL House Printing. Ginning. Glazing W.
b Ih97As & soz, LIS n. J. are ~. Ph- Il. szl
3EsLs.E-sG
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LOST AND FOUND.

bOST-BUNCH OF SIX KEYS. FINDER RE
tun 70 Room SIS. Union Trust Bldg ElSS
TIE VERY BEST ICE CREAM N TIE CITY
for 7oc and &c psr gallon. delivered LACEY ;,
sT New York ave. Phone Main s53- ESh
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

BARGAIN EXTRAORDINARY - FINE QUAR-
tered oak aeolian Crgzn. automatic player With q
rolls music. outfit cust SO; vii take 50 a. once.
Ely per=0l riay latest sWeet Music and make
homo haruy. Apply sos + 81 Nv
VERY HANDSOME S5 WICKER GO-CART
good new. for Sl15 also. fine quar-ercd osE b-l-
re1u and washstand for S2 80 cost So not -7iIei-
ether bargains az SO F s. Nv. Fva31- cod
FOR SALE LARGE COLUMBIA GRAPHIC
phone; 6 reccris. cheap. sl2 oh g. Ne 1yIs-N
FOR SALE-FRESH LAID EGGS FROM TIE
Indian Head Poultry Yards f1e table egg s5c
peT dozen. delivered.
Drop postal CT phone Main s-7z-W
City oEce. go G s. Nv -vlr-sr
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS -DIsTRIBUTERs EITHER SEX. DIS
tribute samples ointment: $ per 100 Self-sd-
dressed envelope STAR OINTMENT CO.. Altoona.
IA
MANAGER WANTED - EVERY SECTION. TO
appoint agents for new improved penny peanut
vending machine: SO weekly easily earned. finish
beautiful. sanitary throughout. sold easy pay
1aents: thousands now In use: sample sent free
Proposition VII please you Il we still have opening
IL your section GREAT WESTERN SCALE AIF(i.
WORKS. Dept IS. Chicago. H.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

80 Cash WILL BUY SUBURBAN REAL Es-
tate business: great opportunity The curious not
answered II in earnsst. address VIRGINIAN. Her
old ofce ivlssl9
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

r \ IANIER.
BAR FIXTURES. SHOWCASES &C. Bill
LARD AND POOL TABLES wAsHINGToN
BRANCH. 0o PA AVE. PHONE MAIN 50
5yl-WfsH
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FOR RENT-HoUsES.
FOR REM
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc-),
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance.
738 18th St. N. w.
FOR RENT
uNFURNIsHED

UNFINISHED
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s. .oe0 zs14 18Th nv. llr. b-s9e9
- eth NV. IE. % -25lJ SO \ sT NV. 81 b---a .
lSs aE Nv. Er, 1913 . nv. lor. b------4s9
04 kal. I'd IN. 81. 100 lzl5 n NV g. -gs0o
l7s9 ~. l0r b.---.i e0gl52l NV 7r b..---.-s559
IS lZts NV store and =. loth Nv. s. s-s355SoSS
zzs Mass aE. Iar n 10 sls y Ne. II. b--..-Zss7
Us 18th NV. lzr. b.. 2l 6 =. sr- b-.--.-s5-59 g
Chew Chase. Ilr. APARTMENTS.
-. ( I; zs Mas az Nv. Il
~ Cosa ai. u, Is Bisnfsim Co5rt. $50
q f--'e, -D' ~. l2 Ia and b-.s59 70 so
Caeyy Chase. l9T. b, The Alabama No sa5. -
ls5 Mas sl. i41. 6ior ne Alabama. No 5o4
u Conn aF NV Er. 5r. b-----------------5o %
lsi5 slth nv. iir. 2b 800 5T. b....,. 900
y. side Bradley lane, The froquois Nc. 30.
-. The cSnSe;oas bach =.
I59t NV. q SIS g Ths Sterling. No 2.
jsls EairmoEt I BIS gls \ ave. r, b...--yso
ls55 PARK I'd lor. b -oool lst ne 81 D. fr--s5o9
80 Ashley Ter. CleFe- $50 Irving NV. 81 b.sZ5s
,-is isn9 d,l Pk q, b fg55ooolE1 Pa sT nv. ID a.,
y c 81, B, fgr..s0OoITSSs; Vaa Cortia1dt.
"a 25d -f2 PF g. :. cls1s tt SOC ss N9 H5-a y u 5 SIS
rs lsth NV l0r. b.--s7- 50 he Congressional bach
is5 Ean ' E. s5 Sc? ? az isS nv. 70. e &
- - Co ID 10. fur ts9ills c ne. q q j. b-s8
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OFFICES.
l5l4 nH-............-lIsZI nv front r--.-s6o %
Union Trust Bldg 18th lIllAl6 $50 10 SIC
snd II nW--....sD % Sfilf2I F nv. S. %
IS l2th NV G..-...SSa0 SD Ew...-....--....SioSs s.
STORES.
~ ~ "a AZ ~ Sc SSlsse < uys.----s5SSese g
- IalTert NV 90 l5 fth o3
az 4eLh w. z 30
GARAGE
Car barn. 18th nv. Park Road.-........-....S-
WAREHOUSE
% r nv YEAR eul
shop sdjoiuinE "a ist St 80
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LECTION OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES or
PROPERTY.
The ABOVE Is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST or
TIE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. But VIZ
SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH COMPLETE
BULLETINS on APPLICATION AT THIS OF
FICE
THOS. J. FISHER & co. (INc.),
738 18th ST. n. w.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

CONSULT THE RIG EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. Iis7 p 81 Nv. When yuu are n reed
Of help OF situations. Our patronage IS broad and
result-brirEuE- sel5f u50
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMALE

BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN PLACE WANTED
70 do days work CELEsTINE PERRY n z Sc
Sc.
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HOTELS.

The yIRGINIAN. SIS Sd ST NW-CENTRAL
locEtion: nice. cool rooms: excellent table: sun
ner rates iel7-tu. n s-s0t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-WESCHLER'S 20 PA AVE. NV.
good place 70 dispose q y0ur furniture. planes.
&c. b. auction Satisfactory results Prompt Te-
tzrns- Sale every Saturday. 10 a. t. !s24-sot
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TAILORING.

LATEST STYLE; LADIES' AND CENTS SUITS
20 order; dyeing and repairing Of ladies snd gen
LOUIS GOLDMAN, sJ7 18Th nv. Prone n ss2-N.
yI7-stLS.w
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wANTED-RoOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-STORES.

18Th AND GALES SIS. NE.-sTORE. +ROONf-
andhath Apartment, cellar. SC; only 50. KAR-
RICK & METCALF. Lss5 y. Y. ave-
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FOE sALE-HOUSEs.
TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
HOMES.

sl3.Ooo-Detached double house: vide porch on
mont Lot 50 feet wide; plenty Of room for stable
z rooms; hot-Water heat; IN hrs,-cass condition
Location unsurpassed with outlook Of the
most beau1iful grounds IL CITY Cost present owner
S7.5ao. but for business reasons be viii sacrihce-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15

ago. We predict for him a lucrative
trade and are confident that he will
soon he the leading hardware man of
Sumner.
Samuel j Bailey. who has bee i'll
for some time. became worse last week
and is slowly failing
Mrs Nora Wilson Levoy. of Elm Hall
spent few DAYS of last week with her
parents. William Wilson and wife
Mr. Sam Groomer. of Pewamo. was a
guest at the Ferris Christian church
last Sunday.
George Bailey and children. of Ar
cada; Case and wife, of Crystal. and
Earl Johnson and wife, of Butternut.
were guests at S. j Bailey's last Sun
dav.
= A. G. Bartlett. a veteran preacher of
the Church of Christ occupied the pull
pit instead of L. c. Brink Sunday
morning.
Mrs Len Sherman is visiting with
her father. Mr. Hiles
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
EULOGY OF ROOSEVELT

Following is the reference to Presi-
dent Roosevelt made in the course of
Henry Cabot Lodges speech to the Re-
o ublican national convention. which
aroused the delegates to demonstra-
ion of cheering that lasted forty-tive
minutes:
The President has enforced the
laws as he found them on the statute
books The result is that the President
is the best abused and the most popu-
lar man in the United States today
He has been more abused than any
President except Washington. Lincoln
and Grant. He possesses the love and
confidence of the American people 70 "A
degree never equalled except by Lin
coin and Washington.
The President who has led his party
and the people in this great work re-
tires nv his own determination. from
his high office the Attn OF March next
His refusal of a denomination. dicta-
ted by the Hottest motives and bv a
BILE loyalty TO American traditions.
is final and irrevocable. Anyone who
attempts to use his name as candi-
date for the presidency impugns both
his sincerity and his good faith. two of
the Presidents greatest and most con-
spicuious qualities. upon which no
shadow has ever been cast. That man
is no friend TO Theodore Roosevelt and
does not cherish his name and fame
who now from any motive. seek to
urge him AS a candidate for the great
office which he has finally declined
The President has refused what his
countrymen would gladly have given
him; he says what he means and means
what he says. and his party and his
country will respect his wishes as they
honor his high character ana great
public service.
But. although the President retires
he leaves his policies behind him. To
these policies the Republican party
stands pledged. We must carry them
out as we have begun. regardless alike
of the radicals of reaction and the rad
icsls of revolution.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
S. S. PICNIC AND RALLY.

The board Of the Wheeler township
Sunday school association has decided
on monthly rally and Sunday school
basket picnic at Fox Grove on Tuesday,
July 2Sth, or if its bad day on We'd
nesday the Goth.
Special invitations are out to all the
surrounding tchools and we expect
favorable replies. OF course we want
you to go and make it the biggest S. S.
rally and crowd ever at Fox's. We
want everybody to consider themselves
a committee of one and invite every
body else to go no matter if they do not
go to school-even other whole schools,
come go along? Take bathing duds for
the little folks and everybody have a
grand day one long to be remembered
by the schools
j. + THIssELL, Secretary.
Breckenridge, Mich
Any other schools deciding TO 90
please notify the secretary.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
COMMITTEES SELECTS Off GERS

Frank II. Hitchcock. of Massachu-
etts who was manager of the Taft
DOM. previous to the republican ma
tional convention was unanimously
elected chairman of the national COM
mitt at a meeting of the committee
in Hot Springs. Va. Wednesday. Ar
thur L Vorys was selected as manager
for Ohio with headquarters at Cincin-
natl. and Senator Hemenway. of Ind
lana is expected TO be placed in charge
of Chicago headquarters from which
point the campaign of the western
states will be directed.
George r Sheldon. of New York.
has been chosen treasurer. on the rec.
ommendation of retiring treasurer
Bliss. who declined a reelection to
the Office. Mr.. Sheldon is banker
and 1t is said his selection was in a
large measure due to the desire of Mr..
Taft to give definite expression of his
views on the campaign contributions
and EXPENDITURES. Mr.. Sheldon's resi-
dence in New York will make him a
subject of the campaign publicity law
of that state. condition desired by
Mr. Taft.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores OF Alma Readers Are
Learning the Duty of the
Kidneys,

To filter the blood is the kidneys
duty
When they fail to do this the kid
neys are sick Backache and many
kidney ills follow;
Urinary troubles. diabetes
Doans Kidney Pills cure them all
Alma people endorse our claim
Mrs w III Smell. living on Gratiot
avenue. Alma. Mich. SAYS: my hus-
band has used Doan's Kidney Pills and
found them very beneficial For wears
he had great deal of tronble with
his back, the pains were intense and
extended into his shoulders. The
action OF the kidne US was also weak,
and 1t was always worse whenever he
caught cold. 1t was hard for him to
bend or lift anything. and at times he
suffered so severely that he was uu-
fitted for any kind of work. He pro
cured Doan's Kidney Pills at the
George Sharra-'s Pharmacy with. the
result that he was entirely cured.
We have informed many people OF
this remedy and are always pleased
to do so. "
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doans-a
take no other
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING

The annual school meeting was held
at the Central School building last
Monday evening. Only small nu m
Der of tax payers being present. The
meeting was called to order by Meder-
stor Tinker and the report of the di-
rector and treasurer submitted. Ely
Brewbaker, the retiring member Of the
board, received IL ont of IS votes to
gu cceed himself and was declared
elected for term of three years. One
Thousand dollars was voted to be used
in grading and identifying the grounds
at the Central building. In conformity
with the new school law the treasurer
was authorized to subdivide the school
money into five funds each fluid to
care for its separate department of
school expenses. The total receipts of
the school year totaIed s23, AL .78 while
the disbursements were Si6.2l6,05.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15

ways going on his wheel Hagan and
Suffer were also there. Haagn wanted
to bnv wheel and according to him.
Suffer twho Hagsn claims gave him
the name Of Frank Sudor) offered to
sell him a wheel for one dollar. Hagan
aareed TO buy and Suiter showed him
Patton's wheel. which stood against
the fence AS IL was Sunday Hagan
thought hest. however. TO nut the paw
ment over t. week day. fearing a
Sunday trade would not be legal.
Ga Tuesday following which was
June 10. Hagan again approached Suit
er and agreed to take the wheel prom
Using to nav one dollar for it. To
this Suffer agreed 30 Hagan took the
wheel
Later Patton found his wheel gone
and traced il to Hagan. having him
arrested. On hearing Hagan's story
the officers also arrested Suffer. Sniter
insists he is clear of the whole affair
but both are being held fora hearing
to determine which mav-be guilty..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ida Worden of Henry II Soule, .
ut 1t 10. bkl z. Alma 5 900
Ray L Fuller and wife to Henry
II Soule ut Its ! and ?. bkl II.
Alma 400
John Myers and wife to Riley
Payne. pit sell of sell. sec 10. -
North Shade 700
Frank Z Pollaskv to --Lida Wor-
den. pt 1t 10. blk g. Alma 1850
Ammi--W Wright and wife to AL =
exander Dora. nw1S of nw1S sec
49, Arcadia 24OO
Mrs Sarah Miller to Matyas Ko- -
vacs and wife. swll of swl sec
10. New Haven 1000
Glenn Naldrett and wife to CT
O'Neil 1t 5. blk l. Middleton 400
Albert y Church and wife to
Korah ID Fookes and wife. sell
of sell sec 10. Seville 200
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
COMMITTED SUICIDE.

John Northrup. proDrietor. of the lit
tie store at Red Stone, one half. mile
east and five miles north of Brecken-
ridge committed suicide Sunday. July
5. bv swallowing carbolic acid. Mr..
Northrup several wears ago suffered
severe sunstroke and had been quite de-
spondent ever since He often mag
med he was going insane and this is
supposed to have caused him to take
the rash step.
Only the week before he had bodght
the store of Charles Vincent. When
found by the members of his family he
was unconscious He leaves a wife
and son He was 80 years of age.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised letters for week ending
July 18th. 1908: Mr. John Almon. MT
Row Austin. Mrs Florus Bloomfield.
Miss Bretha Brown Miss Ethel Camp
bell. Mr. s e DeLonRe. Geo H Finkle.
N E Holmes. Mr. Jesse Hyatt. student,
Mrs Olive Lambert i249 Payne avenue
Mrs Theron Nevins, Mr.. Harvey Pace.
Miss James Sinthabaugh, Mrs Walter
Smith. John Seymour. The above il
not called for to the Dead Letters Of.
fee July 2sth. 1908
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15

CORRESPONDENTS very generally report
wheat in good condition and the pros
pect at present is that there will be
better than an average Weld and of
extra quality
The average estimated yield in the
southern and-central equities is IL. IN
the northern counties Is and in the
state i6 bushels per acre The total
number of bushels of wheat marketed
bv farmers i'm June at 10 mills is
l2o. $50 and at 90 elevators and to
grain dealers 59.027. or a total of
1874. o.; bushels
Of this amount 1873. h14 bushels were
marketed in the southern four tiers of
counties 36. 103 in the central counties
and $40 in the northern countie The
estimated total number of bushels Of
wheat marketed in the eleven months
August June is Z 900. 600 The amount
of wheat vet remaining in possession
of growers is estimated 900. 600 bushels
One hundred land eight mills. eleva-
tors and grain dealers report no wheat
marketed in June
The average estimated Weld of rye
in the state and the different sections
is Is bushels per acre
The condition of corn in the southern
counties is "a. in the central counties
s3. in the northern counties-9O and in
the state 50
The acreage of buckwheat sOwn.
compared with an average for the past
five wears in the southern counties is
SO. in the central counties -82. In the
northern counties 90 and in the state
SIS.
The acreage of beans planted. as
compared with an average for the past
tive years in the southern counties is
81. in the central counties "a. in the
northern counties 81 and in the state
81. The condition of beans. compared
with an average in southern counties
is 80. in the central counties ~. in the
northern counties % and in the state
81.
The condition of potatoes in the state
and southern counties is 90 in the CEN
trail counties SO and in the northern
counties 93.
The condition of sugar beets in the
southern counties is 80, in the central
counties 80 in the northern counties SO
and in the state "a.
The condition of clover sown this
year. as compared with an average in
the state and southern counties is 81.
in the central counties 81. and in the
northern counties SO.
The acreage of clover that will be
harvested. compared with an average
for the past five years In the southern
counties is 80. in the central counties
81. in the northern counties. 80 ana
in the state 80. '.-" 80 -. :
The acreage of timothy that will be
harvested. compared with an average
for the past five years In the state and
central counties is 81. In the southern
counties 90 and in the northern coun-
ties 90
The acreage of peas sown compared
with an average for the past FIVE. wears
in the southern counties is 81. in the
central counties 81. in the northern
counties 80 and in the northern coun-
ties 80. and in the state 80.
Many correspondents report conside-
rable damage to fruit by heavy rains
and severe windstorms. however. with
favorable conditions for the remainder
of the season. the Weld will exceed
that of last year.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
HIma College
ALMA. MICHIGAN

The School of Music Vocal and
lnstrumental); The School of Art
(China, Water Color and Oil Paint
ing); and The Commercial School,
may be entered at any time. The
is individual. You be-
gin when you please, stop when
you please, and pay for what you
get if you please.
For fnH particulars aadyeSS,
Secy ALBERT p. COOK,
Alma, Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
FERRIS.

Mrs Anna .Omans nassed away Fri
day morning. July 10th at the age .of
"a years. months and % days. after
an illness of four weeks She was part
ly paralvzed when first taken sick. los
ing the use of her right side entirely
and her speech Thirteen years ago
she was deprived of her hearing in one
night. eau ed by lagrippe. About five
years ago her sight failed and she was
unable to read and for the past three
years she has only been able to distin-
guish light from dark. During these
years she has been very patient and un-
complaining. During this time she
was cared for by her children. in her
las sickness. reing at the home of her
Youngest daughter. Mrs IL. n. Stearns.
at whose home the funeral services
were held July 18th. She was convert
ed in her early life. being only sixteen
years of age and during her life the
Christian spirit and influence has been
felt by all with whom she has asso-
ciated. Eleven children we're born to
her, seven of whom survive her In
torment was made in Crystal ceme-
terry. Elder Stark. of Coldwater. officia-
ting.
Mrs Mary Ann Norris. wife of
Charles Norris. died at he'll home mere
Saturday afternoon. of paralysis. De-
ceased was born in England in 1854 and
came to..the u. IS. four wears ter-with
her parents She has been resident
Of Michigan 35 years. most of the time
in Montcalm county She had been in
ill health over wear but was not
confined to her bed until about three
weeks ago. She was fifty-two wears of
age She leaves husband and a
brother, Henry Whitehead. of Mem
phis. Tennessee, who is here to attend
the funeral will be held at Ferris
Christian church at eleven O'Clock
Tuesday forenoon and interment made
in Ferris cemetery. L G Brink. otficia-
ting
Mr. and Mrs G W Sherman were bus
mess callers in Alma Wednesday
w W Iverson and family, of Alma.
enjoyed a day in the country July
twelfth The day was spent IN gather
ing. iasDberries .--..- .
Mrs F Gongwer and mother spent
portion of last week at the home of
their sister and daughter Mrs II NJ
Lands
Irene Sherman--spent last week with
friends near Crvtsal Lake
Harvey Fisher made.a business trip
to Carson City SATURDAY.
George Wilson was on the sick list
few DAYS last week
Arthur Pugslev and p A Klees were
Carson City callers FRIDAY
William Stratton ana family of
Crystal spent Sunday with relatives
here
Frank Butler. of Bovine City. visited
at the home of his sister. Mr. W j
Kneer
Vern Pherris was in Crystal Satur-
day evening
The Sumner baseball nine played
with the Klees Corner nine Sunday
Abner Common has been near Carson
City during the past few days.
Jasper p Warren. of this place will
open his new hardware. store in Sum-
ner sometime during the week He
has an entirely new stock and is To-
Gated in good building. Mr. Warren
is not new hand at the business as
he was a dealer In Detroit several years
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
THINK FIRST--THEN ACT

Don't send for any plumber, no
matter how urgent the need for
one may be. A rush order may
result in nothing more than a PROM
Use to send a man around.
Take the time-a minute Or two
longer, perhapS-to communicate
with US. Then the job is as good as
done and "dons good" We are the
PLUMBERS
who never promise unless we can
perform and never fail to perform
WE'LL
SMITH Cd GLASS
Hardware Dealers
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15

Most disfguring skin eruptions.
scrofula, pimples, rashes. etc. are due
to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bit
tres is cleansing blood tonic. Makes
YOU clear-eyed. clear drained. clear
skinned.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.

Fred Hagan. and Fred Suffer, two
young men living north of Brecken.
ridge. have been arrested for larcencv
of a wheel from Sidney Patton. an.
other Breckenridge young man. Both
will be tried before Justice Steele July
"a. 80 . -
Back in the middle of June camp
meetings were being held at Foxes
Grove north of St. Louis Young Pat
ton was attending .quite..reguIarly, - al
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-07-15
FIVE YEARS AT IONA.

W l. Wilson. defaultir < secretary of
the United Home Protectors fraternity,
will spend from two and one-half to
five years In the Ionia reformatory
The convicted embezzler was arraigned
before Judge Beach at Port Huron Gin
the circuit court at i0:35 o'clock Mon
dav morning and sentence pronounced
Mr. Wilson began serving his term at
once