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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
BACKACHE.

Backache is a very common afflic-
tion, and is caused by the nerves of
the spinal column being affected. DR..
Miles Nervine will relieve the pain by
soothing, strengthening and curing
the nerves end equalizing the nerve
force. If first bottle does not benefit,
get your money back from your drug
gist.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

The following data covering period of 80 years. have
piled from Mcbbn and the Weather Bureau records Honolulu
T. H. They issued to show the conditions prevailed
during the month qeuston for the above period years.
not be construed forecast of the weather conditions COM
ing month
Month August for 80 years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
TEMPERATURE.

Mean or normal temperature, 78 deg
The warmest month that of with average of deg
The coolest month that of 1894 with average of IT deg
The highest temperature 88 deg the 10TH 5h 1896;
the 4th, 1897; and the 9th, 1901.
The lowest temperature 63 deg on the 23d 1904
PRECIPITATION
(Ran 1894 I9o57). years. ~
Average for the month, $50 inches.
average number OF days with oI of inch more, H.
The greatest monthly precipitation AZ in 1883
Ihe least monthly precipitation o, 10 inch in 1894
The greatest amount of precipitation
hours p 81 inches the I3th 1881.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
Average Go average m. z2 per cent; (18os-
Ioo4) ~
Average m 68 per cent; average per cent? 1oo57Y
CLOUDS AND WEATHER
(I89o-1oo7) I8 years.
Average number of clear days II partly cloudy day 49, cloudy
days. 2. .''
Direction 20 years; velocity years)
The prevailing winds from the Me- G87s-o4 Ioos-z)
The average hourly velocity of the wind miles oos7I
The highest velocity of the wind 81 miles the Ne on
the 10th, 1907.
Station Honolulu T. II.
Date of issue July 30, 1908
o'clock averages from records of Territorial Morooois,
o'clock averages from Weather Bureau records
--u VIM B, STOCKMAN
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
ainfal for the principal Islands and for the Group:
Entire Group
40 deg. LIZ inches.

At the local office of the u S. Weather Bureau
partly cloudy weather prevailed with inch rainfall
the weekly normal and so less than during the preceding
maximum temperature "a deg minimum 7deg and ITO
deg, 8 deg below the normal and deg than weeks
The daily humidity ranged from per B per cent
for the week the Norteaery
ed each day. with hourly velocity ia
daily barometer ranged from 90 inch normal
and the for the week, 3oOI nches inch above
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
ARRIVING.
Friday, August 2S.

Friday, August 2S.
S. S. Mauna Loa, Simerson, from Ha-
waii and Maui ports. 4:50 a. m.
P. M. S. S. Mongolia, from Orient, 10
a. m.
M. N. S. S. Lurline, from Hilo, 7 a.
m
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28

Calling at Manila.
U. S. A. transports will leave for
arrive from same ports at irregular
intervals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31
Summer K Sefer
Scuti6c8 Snnf- nnO 8c6iclgcidGft,
26 SOnth.S trafc,
iunal Snnt OF Commerce" :. @s6dube.

,yinti0lnI Wnrt OF pmmcrce "aWtbalbe.
WlitaiicbCr Der NttieH6GrSe.
9In. rl1o ScriGuf bon 9Iftietl lilo Gbltgutius
nelI. gSe6fcI uuo GrCbiibrteie uuf ale baIpts
ld6Iiden Stdbtc Gurupn's. 9lus ltno GcrlnuL.
fremoer @cloiurtCu, iOluie glusfertiQlng bon
&uumu6tcn, S6if1sfurten bon mo nn6
S%cutibiano. (NgriI27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31
Der MitdIcll SultuS.

FNT . FIIl N'HN .| 'I"Ir IHf" 3D. 2 %
Mtlfesbarre, Yu, 80. Oft. -
Bur Seller Oca uNiit6ea Cages" ma.
rem i0mmtli6e 9lntbro5it &obIen.
>pertc'Oer 8cGer0 gel6Ioilen, I'm oelt
10000 9er9Ieuten 8~clegenbeit 5lI
geben, Den Gag ieitIiH SIT be9ebcn.
Sobn Wtitd)ell lelbit pcrbrodte Den
gcitrigen Sog III scranton, no cr TT
5mei groBen 8rubenorbeiter Ser
IGmnllllngcn Nniprnd)cn bielt, nab,
reno SbontuS e. Hclpi5, ser Qc9ell,
lportiGc 8rGii0ent Der ocreinigten
8rubenar6eiter, 9eItcrn in Sbenon.
ooab 0oo @ort an icine 2cltte rid)te
It, no6Oem cine groBe Guro0e Die
6eler erottnct bate. Sn 2onSforo
mo ullen nnOeren St0oten mo Or.
ten Der 8egcno bieIten bic @(rbciter
Qlei6fuuS Gornoen uno &eriomm-
lln8en ob, in ocnen ibre Siibrcr 9ht,
'proden bieltcn urlO lie sum 3ulom=
meltbolten mo cinniitbigen Gorgc.
ben crmobntclL ltiit Die geneinlamen
6or0crltngen 0llrd5ulebell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31
NieocrtrGhti9c Gampagucliigc blOR=
gcitcllt.

Nem Dorf, 80. Oftober. 800
Nit Ser GntmidcIrmg Ser Gompo9lc
bat bos Ga6cngcfrGd)5c Ser Hcpubli'
fancr, OoB bic %GrmGblltng oeS Oemo'
frotiIden &rGiiocntidoit3 Gonoioos
ten 9rpon Die nidmcritcn aolomitG'
ten" iiber ooS gon5c 2ouo brin9cn
meroe, nid)t mr. 9Icifcu S6ritt &c.
bolten, in Den lebten (aQcu bubcn oic
Observation-Disclosures ioQor an St1rfc
Sllgenommct. Nit beburrli6cr &cr.
fibie miro 0aS Ncriiht pcrbrcitct. ooB
cine grobc Nn5nbl Der be0cutcu0itcn
in0uitrieQen gto6liiiemeut8 inn Sale
bon 3rn. @rpon'S @obl ibre Gbdtig
felt ioiort einItellen mer6cn, uno Dat
iomit Den Nr6eitcrn Der &erluIt oe5
Sroberperbes brobe, innS lie ibrC
Stimmen iiir &rn. @rpon abgcber
ioGten. GoB nit 0ieien oiienfun0i.
gen GompogneIiigen Die HepltbIito.
uer nifytS gn0erS OILS cine Ginidjiid)'
terrug Der I'M lire Griiten5 briorB'
ten 4rbeiter be5rpedtcn, lag mobl out
Der Son6, bod nor cS bisber nid)i
m0gIif, Die ioIiden |ropbeten ser
IS. 8. g" III iIugronti 5ll crtoppell
inio ibr 2%iigenacpebe 5u 5erreiBeu.
Dies lit iebt geIungen, ~iolueit Die
rSborples Separator So" BON Meits
DIETER, go, in Setra6t fonlmt, ocnr
beren Eraiibent q. %. SborplcS
iclbit bot oos 8eriid)t, ooB CT ole Sim
itelung 6eS 9etriebc8 i'm Sale Der
grp1blung Oes Srn. 9rpon plane
aIs .eine nieoertrddtigc &erleum.
buutg" gebranOmarft. Cine oobil,
lautenoe 4nt1uort bat &r. Sbarplc$
Der o9apleB SorOwore So" IN
gltbens, Seun., alti cine AniroQt
biniidtIid bes betreiienoen 8eriidt>
ertbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31

GRr Gin ,SrDm1 Eaiutne,"
Sa3 III 2arntipe Srunlu Gntuiue. GIht
rtnd1 Der Sieiidiur bon G. u. 8ruue. IN Der
r1Iaeit fet benubt. I'M SrtdItuna In einem
Gage gu bebef. 25c. (Stt24iSa, GMD
taHe HRS 9as!ano bsfurgt q. Maine, sr.
saps-s..aS ,uaHnS sguu a~la.saaaH1uM-yJ glv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31

Tonterle beItono, l6ou luuge cine Ser
ltdrtltl9 %crfobren.
Seine 3ctt5ur 8crrthtuuN
tbrcr NmtSpfIi6teu
Cine oltf beltte onbcroumte &ubis
lt~etaItbung mllr0e in Nnbetruht Der
Nbmclenbeit i0nmtli6cr WitQlic0cr
0ea &ooieuelt'iden 9eumtenItobcS,
Der iid) 3ltr Belt gei6loiien ollf Ser
Stunlptour iiir Eoit befinOet, o6Ur.
loat. 9luh am nQAiten Sieuugstere
min, Ger olri ben g8obltog fGQt, miro
Die Siblng ou5folch ga Der NrGii-
Dent om 0icnitag in Outer Ban icin
miro unO Die iibrigen &ubinet5.Oti
0licocr ii0 sum 3rued Der Stimmcn-
dbgobc noh &ollic bcgebcu Dobcl.
SctrctGr Nc etcoIf nod betts
l%6gertg.
Sefretdr Wietcolf lit lpcgcu ieiue5
&eberleiocnS INNER nod ans @ett
gciciiclt uto bat iilr Ole uddItc 3cit
leillc l0mmtIiben poIitiihclt uu0 &C.
ieQi6uitlidcn &erpflihtltngen obiIs
gen miiiicn. Seine &raufbeit per.
Iongt INNER nod Gr5tlihc 9eGuuo.
lung, Oof bofft er in bis 10 Eagen
70 mcit SIT icilL nm iciten mi6tigitcn
@mtSpflidtcn lpie0cr Qcniigen ST. Ton.
men.
90 incroGicu YroOuftion
beS lcbtcn Sabre9.
Cine itotiitiidc Misunderstanding
0e5 gcologii6eu Nilrcolta bcred)net
oelt @ciammtpertb Der Wtincrolpros
0uttcn Der &ereinigtcn Staotcn iiir
0oa &abr 1907 ollf %2,069,000OO0;
hierOon nidtmetolliiGe W}inerolicn
I'M Mcrtbe bon $t,t66,165,t 9t, me.
tolliiGc Wtincrulien 500, O2I005. Gle
Wincrnlpro0uten I'M Sabre 1906 be-
5~iffertc iiA I'M Mertbc oltf $780,
O07,0
Ser. Stouteu BON Sii0-
ufritu.
2uomig @icner BON aupItoot, cin
cbemoligeS Mfitglie0 oea Oortigen
Yorlomcnta, iprod) bei'm Frdiioenten
Dor uno untcrbielt ii6 nit ibm iibcr
Die S0ee ser o&crcinigten Stootcn
bon Siioofrito," Die, mic ,cr io0tc,
binnen aur5em 3ur @irfliHfeit lper=
ben oiirfte. Die &%op-&olonie, Der
~ebcmoIige Oronie . 6reiitoot, GronS-
paol, 9tatol unO Rbo0er..e mollcn
iid nod 9(rt Der Stooten 9lllItrolien'3
3u cinem <no pereinigen ltno GnQ.
IonO itebt DEM @lone giinItig gegen-
itber. Cine Sun0esucrfoiiung ipQ
0enrnGdIt nuagcorbeitet ullo ben Gin.
5clncn observation-disclosures sur 0i&s
fulton porgelcgt mer0elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31
Ser clcftriidJc Stnbl in %~irginicn.

q d. mono 3, 3D. 30. 0ttober.-
@initon @recn, Elm ilu,gcr Negcr,
muroe beutc inn bicii8cn Stoota5rd3t-
buuic megen zines in Ghciteriiclb.
County periibten, uniittlihen 9lrl-
ariffs oiti elm meiBe& MGOden ourdl
@leftri5itot bingerittet. Dor ieinenl
So0e geitono er icine Sdrulo Gin.
&obn 6innep, ein ml6crcr Ncger,
ioute bclltc mcgen zines Gbnlid)en
@erbrehens ben Zoo im clcftriiden
Stltble %erleioen, oaein 0o iid her.
uuSitelte, ooB er idJmnt)Iimrig lit, 10
ucruunoelte Der 8onpetneur Die 90.
oesitraie IN lebenal1nolife Sait INN.
9ait mad Dem HHsiaub heiurnt go. Blaine
t13 CT, SaltimUrritrs iabc Suitpm SpuiesApr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31
lfnorinnoc Wcacno.

Nem- Orleans, 80. Sfto6cr.
- Seridte ans Sompico, Wcrifo, CT
9eben oaB iiher 80 Wenitenlebcn
Den giitigen 0iinIten sum Spfer &c.
Iollen Iillo, mclfe BORT Dem @robooen
lett oem filr5lid geloidtcn groBen
SelQueaetbruno entltiegen. @or ct,
lid)cn 3ogel famen 20 Nrbeiter i'm
mo Die meiIten anberen 9lrbeiter per
lieBen oorollf 0ns SelfelO. Seitbenl
haben 30 meitere W1nner, oarlttter
etlid)e Der Don Der Hegierirng abge.
ififten Solooten, ocn 5oo erlitten.
Gle Hegierung nil iett etli6e Der
nom6niteIten @elebrten lno Saf)-
manner Werifo's oui ben Sdaliplot
ididen, INN Die Sodlage 5l inter.
iudcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31

@oibin0tom .. g., 30. Oft
6olgenoc oiii5iele Grflorung mlrOc
belite NbcnO pom y@eiBen Sollle"
ats erlaiicn:
DSm p@eiBen &ollie" miro oie BON
Srn. &odcicller blrrh ben EreBogcll.
ten Der vStonooro Oil So" gernohte
gnfiinbi9rulg in Nnbetraht Geiicn,
mas Die Administration Ser nStonz
ooro Oil 80" getbon bat, linb in @n.
betradt beS bitterer, bon Der nSton-
oaro Oil So" 9ebe9ten Soiies gegen
Die Administration nit eiltiger Sci
terfeit pernonmen. SIS lit ein uoll.
Itonoig tlorcr II. ourhiid)tiger Sniff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31
0o3 Shrci6cn ocS Srrl. S6orplcS

0o5 S6rci6cn ocs @rn. Sborplc5
bat 0Cn iolgcn0cn Mnrtlaut:
oo&oplc5 @nr0morc 3d." Ntbcn3,
Gcnm. - &crt6c Scrrcnl Sbr mer'
tbC8 Sdrribcn pom 13. Nftober bo.
ben mir Crbo(tri. Mir bubcu mic.
rem Setricb mmmCbr itber % Sabre
Qcfilbrt, um0 nit Nll5llobme BON
Conn. mo Gcicrtolrt lit in oenicls
ben feline llntcrbrchlutg cingctretcn.
Wir 9cocntcn ulth nidt, IN DEM BE.
trieb mGbrcnb Der uQditen % Sabre
cine llntcrbre6ung cintrctcn III iui.
len. S6enfen Sic ocm ,llniinn" IN
Ncn 3citun9cn feline ScohtlnQ. &ier
hat 0crIclbe icincn llripr1ml uidlt, or
lit uiclmcbr cine nic0ertr0htilC &cr.
Icumomng, bic IN Den mciitcn 60ucn
BON o1clben @lGttern" iiir Eortri.
5lucdc nl&4cbedt miro. 0tclc Tobrif
mar mBbringeno iitr 6ic M}oltcrCis
VclibCr, nllbbriltgcto fiir Die Nrbrl.
ter mr0 mlbbrln1eno fir INNS lelbjt,
mo uorllm IN oler Nelt iouten mir
ollo mtIcrc Sbilrcn idlieBcll? Soldl'
BeIhn0B lit lGherlid. - Nbr ergo
hener =. Nc. Sburplca, GrGiiocnt. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31

t.,.,. 80. -rfN hrI11nri1 1TIIp1rI1n1p
m:4 MN 1r~,mcnn,no mn Srn
D. ;,,o N;chcrIoor u, hrrpitrn
: - ,Noro hicrn,i+ hic rcpub(ifoni.
~, m,nt,i ans nip rrnuhIifnniihcn
Ste. j., n;c Shronfcn Selter bns
GGn,, "a nn,, ,,rG6ta,, 6nrrtptionSfonD,
hom "a ;,,,ols hcinncu. mo th fam
-. ho,no;;or "
W,,n hicicr 9ntaiiibruuocn mlr0e
6r,, Stroa cine itiirmiidc Spution
hororhroft
Scarf
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S't Ivy "'e o'9"'ItI.''VH "'pe''V' ST
0v'''o'I' pe' tepI'ot''o''lIu)el So'll'Vt-
'toAcp' ", ~ SuIl ST. lI'uuef, oo5l',
lp'l'oel'' S'''po'l oeFI'uVtL DAB jloe'
S'!lIel oVt ot8u'' l'rit'' |roellet lltF
SoI' aus Fto''oEr' lIlnlil'ef' llllo o'c
3rpr'ler udl l'ul Iol'Dell 0ottetll
6HIll9reI lo'el 'oilroell. US mllroe
e''' lu'!peter Sd)Io9 mr. ole or9olllllr'
'e'l Itpe'Ict '''Il, lo9Te e. lpellll Ga"
tePl'oilIof''1de SIdet 8elHlo9eil mer'
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Mod Gin 2yndJmurS in Scnneiee.

aingIton 5enny 30. Sftober.
- Gin ans ctua 80 MGnncrn be-
ItehenOer Mob itiirmtc beltte friib oo3
@eiGngniB bon Hoone-Gountp mno
tootetc Geo. @oof, melder Ser Dor
5pei @oden periibtcn Grmorolng
Sobn Sings zines 60brbootbeiiBera
5u Sontblpeit Eoint, ongeflogt mar.
Ter Mob mar NIT einem Seil per
icben mo bcobiihtigte olt0cnidein.
lid, Goof 5I bGngen, ollein bcriclbc
%leiitcte, ais Die Gbiir ieincr Belle en-
brod)cn muroc, Oeipcroten @ioerTtono
uno pcrlpnnoete eitcn Der G~inortna-
lln9e nit eiltem &%oiirmelier. Die
llebri8en ltredten i'm olsoonn 6llrd,
cine &epolpcriolpc foot gu 9ooen.
Soltuernenr Eotterion Iou eriltht
meroell, cine Sclobmmq oltf. Die Ser
boftltllg Der Spnher olts5uicben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-31
Guntbinirtc Saaum. nnp Yntufabrt.

5notnnopoIis, Sno., 30. Of
tober. Gorl q. 6iiber bon Sltbio.
ltopollS ltn0 Is. g. gumbaligb Don
Springfiel0, 81, itiegen beilte oobier
III eitem nit 10000 aubiffub @as
geiilutcn Salon aui, an oeiien lutte
rem @n6e, anltntt Der iiblifen @on.
eel, ELM 9lltomobiI 9ebGngt mar.
GoIIelbe miegt 1900 &fln0. Gody
Der Sanbuns moaen Die 2~liftifJiffer
Den oltfgerollteri 9allon auf Dem
9llfo perpoden unO 5uriid bierber
auteln. GnS 3iel Der 6abrt ioQ mo-.
moglid) CAUTION D, iein. Ser 9ol.
Ion trieb nod ieinem 2lufities in iiio
0itlider Gihtlung bapon.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-01-03

The board of supervisors will meet in
regular session Monday, January 6.
A. A. Nichols and family of Lawrence
spent New Years day with Paw Paw
relatives.
r. +. Stevens of st. Cloud, Mnn.,
brother of the late Enos Stevens, has
been in Paw Paw this week.
r. l.. Young has closed his meat mar
ket and sold the fixtures to f. b. Ocko-
book of the Model Market.
A party OF about thirty young friends
OF the Misses Meta and Sarah Sheldon
completely surprised them at their homo
on New Years eve to watch the old year
out, and the new year in. Refreshments
were served and jolly good time was
reported.
The Chicago Tribune OF last Sunday
gave a beautiful picture Of several colts
10 pasture They passed very readily
for picture of Len Shepards colts and
Frank Downing was go impressed with
the same that he procured one of the
pictures to send to Mr.. Lay OF Kalama-
ZOo
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-01-03
CHURCH Of CHRIST GROWING
Last Sunday Was Observed as
Rally Day. DR.. Charles Var
ney Delivered Address

Very quietly and unostentatiously a
church has been developing in Paw Paw.
| That church is the Church OF Christ of
which Rev Mrs Varney became pastor
the first OF October. The steady growth
OF the church was revealed last Sun.
day, which was observed as Rally Day.
A large audience attended the morning
service. Mr. Haworth bad trained a
choir of young voices and the music was
sweet and reverent. DR.. Charles Edward
Varney delivered the morning sermon
and assisted Mrs. Varney at communion.
Mr. Varney is one of the lecturers for
the Slayton Lyceum Bureau of Chicago,
the bureau of which Charles Wagner,
who is known as the greatest critic OF
platform work, is manager and secretary.
Mr.. Vsrney has just finished a success
full lecture trip OF three months in the
South, aud starts out again January 3,
on four monthss lecture trip. Mr..
Varney's morning s'rmon was excellent,
but his evening sermon-lecture, IN which
he had unlimited time, delighted, in
structed and uplifted his audience and
and fully revealed the cause OF his sue
cess on the platform. He is decidedly
teacher, lecturer, making his audience
think and feel while they laugh at his
wit and humor.
The Sunday school was the largest in
the history of the church. The Junior
society and the Christian Endeavor So
ciety are the banner organizations in the
county. Very often the @. E. meetings
number 80 or more. Three young peo-
pie have already signified their intention
Of taking up religious work profession
ally, and Mrs. Varney is certain that
more will consecrate themselves to the
work Of Christ.
Quite frequently the wives OF platform
speakers take up some form of profes-
sional work with which they occupy
themselves during the absence OF the
husband The Church Of Christ is for
tunate in securi g one of these women,
and the best fortune is that the church
is moving, growing, in short, something
is doing in the little white church.
One of, the most beautiful events OF
the Rally Day was the Christmas gift
of the Bereans, Sunday scho oil class OF
% young people. Mrs. Varney presented
the gift, huge bouquet of white paper
| leaves, and of roses made of one dol
lar bills, the amount of which was S27
! The request was made that the gift be
used to help pay the evangelists who
come January 5, 1908.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-01-03
COURT CONvENES JANUARY 13
Calendar Will Contain III Cases. OF
Which 80 Are Divorce
Gases

The circuit court for the county OF
Van Buren, will convene Monday, JAN
uary Is, with calendar of Ill cases.
his is an exceptionally large calendar
FOR the January term. The first week
OF the term will be taken up with chan
Gerry matters, motions, etc. The Jury
will come Monday, January 20, when
the criminal calendar will be heard.
The calendar as made up for the term
is as follows:
Criminal cases, 8; violation OF local
option law, B; keeping a gaming room, 2;
abandonment, l; murder, /; forgery, l.;
issues of fact, jury trial, 2S; issues of
fact, non-Jury trial, A; chancery, first
class, 81; chancery, fourth class, 40.
Or the chancery calendar 33 are di-
vorce cases, 20 of which are pro confesso
cases, and the other 8 will be contested.
Twenty five of the bills for divorce we're
filed by the wife and eight by the hus-
band
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-01-03
Among Our 10Yertisers.

For fine groceries, choice meats, fruits,
etc., see Warner. Prices always right.
Specials for Saturday.
Grace and beauty lead the world, a
truth all mortals know. All those WIZ
seek them in their clothes may wend
their steps below. f. Smith g. Co. is
the home of the famous Hart, Schaffner
d Marx good clothes for men.
Special offer of one-fourth discount on
all overcoats, ulsters and rain coats for
January, 1908, at f.. Smith & Cos.
Charles ad. will be of special interest
this week.
Martin sells the seal shipped oysters,
all solid meats. They are the best in
the land.
Those Xtragood clothes for boys at
Showerman Bros cannot be excelled.
The goods are right, the prices are right.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-01-03
Prof. Rathbun Dead.

The sad news was received here Sat-
urday evening that Prof Rathbun had
passed away. Mr.. kathbun was for
four years the efficient superintendent
of our public schools and WAS chosen
for another year, but failing health COM
PEELED him to relinquish his work before
school had commenced last autumn
he then returned to his old home in
Cossopols TO spend the remainder Of
his days, which were destined to cover
perlo! OF about four months.-Lawton
Leader.
Mr.. Rathbun was candidate for the
nomination OF county school commits
sioner on the republican ticket last
spring. He had many warm friends in
Paw Paw.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-01-03
o. M. @. A.

The annual watch meeting and hand
out supper of the o. M. G. A. was held
at Harmony hail during the last hours
of 1907. The program was an impromptu
affair-songs, cards, stories, etc. Rick.
erson and Bishop furnished liquidly,
Young, Chaffee and others furnished
copiously, Shrine and Salisbury ate
steadily. Spicer laughed hysterically,
LIE Suer played continuously, Hopping
gushed effusively and all reached home
eventually.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-01-03
DRUGGIST SUED FOR DAMAGES
Another Side Of Temperance Ques-
ton. Alleged to Have Sold
Liquor Illegally to Husband.

Liquor Illegally to Husband.
Suit for $4,000 was commenced last
Friday against Charles II. VanAlstyne,
South Haven druggist, and his sure
ties, M. 9. VanAlstyne and Fred Niffen-
egger, for unlawful sale of liquor
The damages are sought in behalf of
Mrs. Carrie E. Lockard, who alleges that
there has been an illegal sale OF liquor to
her husband, Brad Lockard, which has
rendered him incapable of supporting
his family, and that she was caused con-
siderable physical distress.
The suit is one of the first OF it's kind
ever brought in this county, and is test
case to see il a druggists bondsmen can
Dot be held responsible for illegal sale Of
liquor as well as the druggist himself
Much interest is manifested in the
case on account OF its coming Just be-
fore the local option election.