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Frame Dwelling House, N

containing nine rooms. exceptionally well iocat-
cd: there Is well shaded aud attractive lawn;
large double decker barn Eve years old. usual out
buildings. There Is also a two and one-hali
story tenant house ON the property. This farm Is
particularly we'll adapted for making an ideal
country home.
TERMS or SALE prescribed by the decree
are--Ss00 OF the purchase money to be paid IN
cash ON the day Of sale; one half Of the balance
TO be paid In cash within three months from
the day Of sale, and the remaining onc-haif OF
the balance Of the purchase money to be paid In
cash within six months from the day Of sale: or
the credit payments may he paid at an earlier
date at the Joint option Of the Trustee aud pur.
chaser. The credit payments shall bear interest
from the day Of sale and shall he secured by the
note OF the purchaser with surety TO lie approved
by the Trustee.
Purchaser TO paw cost Of conveyance.
FREDERICK T. HAINEs.
John c. Iiindman, Auctionecr. Trustee.
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Real Estate Transfers

Emma Z. Reed and others 10 John
E. Gonce, farm OF late Thomas NJ.
Reed IN Upper Elk Neck, $1,000.
Randall y. Brown to Susan s.
Brown. his wife, interest in ~ acre
farm in Ninth district.
Amelia kimble, oil Baltimore, to w.
Clifford Kirk, 30 acre farm in Ninth
district. S3.3oo.
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in-Re; The Mortgage Real Estate Of Mary G
Walters
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
IN Eauity. No. 2ss7.
Notice TO Creditors

This is to give notice that the subscriber Of
Cecil county has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Cecil county letters Of administration
ON the personal estate OF
EDWARD u. SMITH.
late Of said county. deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated.
on or before the 18th day OF May. 1910.
they may otherwise. by law. be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. All indebted TO said
estate are rcaucsted.o make immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand this
10th day Of November. 1919.
SUSAN q. SMITH
Administrative Of Edward u. smith; deceased.
noy17.St Test: THOMAS II. MILLER, Register.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

Al the same time and place as the above there
will be sold the following personal property:
one side board, one extension table. kitchen
range; kitchen utensils; two stoves; onehalf dor
en- kitchen chairs; kitchen tables; wash tuba;
window screens and shades; one ingrain carpet:
one bed stead half ton coal and other articles.
The terms OF sale Of this personal property TO
be cash at time Of purchase.
FREDERICK T. HAiNEs.
Agent for the owner.
John {. iiindmnn. Auciioneer. dec Is
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Road Closed

Notice is hereby given to the travelling public
that the road from Cowcntown To Cherry iiii H.
closed to travel at Foards bridge over the Big Eik
creek until further notice, ewing to the ap.
proaches to thcbtidgc having been washed away
bS frcshcts
Ry order Of thecounty Commissioners
dec 2Stf JOHN II. TERRELL, Clerk
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The said land is improved by
Frame Dwelling House

OF . rooms, IN good state Of repair.
The property Is pleasantly located as a place Of
residence and one well worthy the attention Of
buyers.
TERMS or sALr-one third Of the purchase
money shall he paid in cash the day Of sale
aud the remainder in six months thercirom. the
credit payment to he secured to tho satisfaction
of the Trustee aud to bear interest from the day
of sale, but these terms be altered to suit the
the convenience of satisfactory purchaser.
Cost OF deed at expense Of purchaser.
GEORGE a. BLAKE, Trustee.
John (. lliudman. huct. idec Is
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Marriage Licenses

X. Frank McCleary. OF Lewisville
Pa, and Reba X. Barnett, OF Zion
Amos II. Bowman, OF Steelton, Pa,
and Malinda b. Protect, OF Port De-
post.
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TRUSTEES SALE

~ virtue Of deerre o. she Circuit Court for
Cecil County 10 Kauity passed ~ cause No. 1911,
tie undersigned Trustee win sell Al public a'scs
iicn on the property. Rising sun. Cecil coupiy.
Aiaryiand. ON
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Proposals for Masonry

The County Commissioners oi Cecil County
will open bids for repairing the masonry %:
Foards bridge over Bir Elk creek, in the Fourth
district. at twelve O'Clock noon Tuesday, January
IS. 1910.
The masonry To- h, built will be cs feet long; 70
feet high ~ feet at the base aud q. feet at the
top. Contractor to 10 the cScavatiuF aud pre-.
pare the foundation. and TO furnish all material,
including stone, which uusi be OF size aud a,,ali-
ty suitable for heavy masonry,
\ certified check for $50 must accompany each
bid.
The Commissioner reserve the right 10 reject
any Of all bids, Further information may be oh
tanned al the office in Eiktou.
ny order Of the County Commissioners.
IS dec 81 JOHN u TERRELL, clerk,
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Notice TO the Public
and TO Physicians
by order Of Board or Health for Cecil CO..
CHAPTER 346, ACTS OF 1898,
Laws Or Maryland.

- \. Whenever any householder knows tina,
a person within his family or house is sick Of
smali-,'ox diphtheria, membranous Group scarlet
lever :yphoid fever, typhus fever measles
mumps, whaop.nR. cnugh, or any other infections
or contagious disease. dangerous to the public
health, he shall Immediately give notice thereof
to the Board Of Health Of the city or county IN
which he dwclls.
Any person ncRlcctine or refusing
TO comply with any OF the provisions Of this Sec
ton shall hc punished by fine not exceeding
ohc hundred dollars.
- II. Whenever any physician knows that any
person whom nc Is called to visi, is infected with
smallpox, diphthcria mcmbranous Group scar.
let fever typhoid fever. typhus fever yellow few
CT, measles whoopinR- cough. or any other con.
taRious OF infections disease. dangerous to the
public health. he shall Immediately give notice
thereof ~ writing owe, his a..a .!;as;::s, 20 she
BOARD OF Health Of the city, OF town or county 10
which such disease exists aud II he refuses OF
',sE's.= &: al. i'..;',y - snail tv iirv,i moi irss
than fifty nor more than two hundred dollars
itdcC NV
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a.: FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
Farm For Sale

Farm containing ~ acres OF land Of excellent
quality. IN state of high cultivation, tall under
cultivation, located in Second Election district,
Cecil county, Md about ? miles distant from
Chesapeake City. Frame House barn ska
wagon house ioxG2, hen house aud all necessary
outbuiidings. All kinds OF fruit. consisting of
apples pears pums. cherries aud grapes, Thi,
farm Is 10 excellent condition. both land and
buildings. viii be sold on easy terms.
Apply TO
GEORGE M, EVANS,
dec IS.ti ELkTON. MARYLAND.
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81 Acres, III SQUARE Perches,

MoRE OR LESS Is situated IN the sixth Eiec.
lion District Of said County about ong-half mile
North Of Rising Sun on the road from Rising
to Fremont and adioins lands Of John A. Hum
ter. William A. vssue Estate Of Charles Lincoln.
Wayne Reynolds and others. The land u Of
good quality. with stream Of water aboni Il
acres Of woodland; good meadow; 70 acres under
cultivation; apple orchard and other fruit in
abundance. The improvements consist of
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SO ACRES, more or less

being the same iaru OF parcels Of land conveyed
to the said Robert r. Mcvey by Matthew {. Nc
vcy and Elizabeth Mcvey, executors OF Thomas
Mcvry, 10y deed dated March sth. 1881. aud re-
corded In iber ]. \. u, No. /. folio SO. another
Of aaid Record hooks.
The improvements cousis, Of substantial
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2sth, '0s
Att O'clock p. m.
ON the premises the small farm on which ne now
resides. IN the Third Election District Of Cecil
County. Md. two miles west Of rikton. adjoin-
ing the lands Of William II. AiacIaii on The Fast.
and Frank Whitaker on the West. and containing
Two and Three Quarter Acres,
more OF less. This is excellent truck land. the
owner having lived upon II for - years. and
made his living upon these few acres aud saved
some money. The improvements consist Ct
One and One-hsf Story
Frame Dwelling hi
with five rooms Hen House. Stable. Tool House
Meat House and a large Warehouse ?ixis feet,
used for storing truck, tools and implements.
TERMS or sALE; Cash. Conveyance to be
paid by purchaser.
Also at the same time and place will sell my
Personal Property, consisting Of:
Household Goods. one.horsc Wagon, Market
Wagon, OnehorSe Syracuse Piow, one large
cultivator, one small cultivator. lot Manure. lot
Barrels. Hoes. Rakes. shoveis, 2 Iiot.bed sashes
good new; Boxes and all kinds of tools used
ON truck farm lot old Iron. lot Of Vinegar by
the gallon; lot Of No. Cedar Poles. Harness aud
many other things too tedious to mention.
TERMS; Cash.
No goods To he removed until paid for
LIZ. VI. BARBER.
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ASSICNEE'S SALE
Real Estate
Near Mechanics Valley, Cecil Co.,
Maryland.

Us virtue Of authority contained in a Mortgage
from Robert r. Mcvey aud wife. dated August
18th, 1900 and recorded in i.iber J. 6. ". No. :.
folio i9i one of the Land Record Books Of Cecil
County, Maryland. the undersigned. as Assignee
OF said mortgage will offer at public sale at the
Court House door. in the town OF Elkton. in
mid County. on
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2slh, 1909
AT ! O'CLOCK p. M.

all that tract Of land or farm Of which the lat
Rehccca IIaines died seized. sud whercon she re
sided al the time Of her death.
The farm contains
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Trustees Sale
OF
House and Lot
IN PORT DEPOSIT.

Under aud by virtue Of decree of the Orphans
Court for Cecil County. passed in a cause therein
In which Gertrude r. iiasson and husband are
plaintiffs, and Mary Gray and others are defend
ants the undersigned. the Trustee named there.
in. will offer ut Public sale on
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Stone Dwelling House.

The land a of good natural quality aud -
easily improved
The farm is in excellent ueghborhood
abon, = miles from Mechanics Valley and az
miles from Hay view Is convenient 10 railroads
schools, churches. stores. etc.
TERMS or SALE prescribed by mortgage
Cash on day Of sale. other and more favorable
rrms may be obtained from the assignee on day
Of sale u purchaser desires,
COS, Of convey ance TO be paid by the purchaser
ROBERT c. THAcKERY,
Assignee oS said Mortgage
Joseph =. Holt. Auctionecr. dec IS 4
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s!,-A -
GRO. II. RECSS,
dee 2s.lt Treasurer.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 9Th, 1903
At ! O'clock p. NJ.
AT THE PREMISES

herein described. situated on the west side Of
Main Street, in the town of Port Deposit, in
Cecil County, In the State of MARYLAND, all Of
that lot Of land whereof James farr, died scised
and possessed adjoining lands Of John =. Kelly
and the heirs Of George ". Iamm aud being the
same land conveyed unto said James Farr by
two deeds, one from John J. Ifeckart dated oc;o.
her IS, 1867, and recorded among the land records
OF said County in iiber II. r. T. No. s. Folio ie2,
sc. and a deed from Philip sautcr aud wife.
dated January rs, 1852 and recorded among said
land records In Liber ID. 5. No, ,, Folio 81 sc.
The land described In the first OF said deeds be.
ing subject 10 the payment Of its proportion Of
ground rent under the leases mentioned therein
snd the land in the second Of said deeds being in
fee simple.
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Tuesday, January 18th, 1910
Af1f.f5 O'clock A. M.

all tina, farm OF tract Of land. situated in the
Fifth Election, District OF said county ON the
road leading from the Mechanics VALLEY aud
Zion road TO the road running from Union
Church TO WaTbutton's bridge and containing
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2slh, '0s
All O'clock p. m.
Two and Three-Q Quarter Acres,

more or lcss. This is excellent truck land. the
owner having lived upon II for - years. and
made his living upon these few acres and saved
some money. The improvements consist eta
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05
REPUBLICANS IN HAMMOND GETTING BUSY.

The which
saddles McAeer
the old Indian
a
understood that several of the republican candidates
the nomination they would
especially candidacy
would Dick
The question will
the the
The members that the a
probably be
the
When 1t to naming however they
position will be able
the OF the
It will
ganzaon and is plainly limited all sides
implicated in the deal
which followed
S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05
JUBILEE OF THE AMERICAN COLLEGE.


which the brilliant
egew o. s spoken.
Archbishop
with thirteen students
professor
poTector
American College "del possible
incorporated
the college had
McCoskey Chatard,
OConnel William OConne
living the Hostot
system
Catholic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News

Franklin MacVeagh. secretary of the
treasury. arrives in Chicago to attend
the Commercial club banquet tonight.
Profits 100000 in the salt of the
Three T. Road in 1898 are alleged in
a fee suit of the heirs of John S. Coop
er against JOY Morton, Paul Morton and
Theodore Shonts, now up for hearing.
Striking Chicago drivers are inform
ed by down town stores that they will
be taken back only as vacancies occur.
Personal Endorsement of candidates is
being used effectively In the present
judicial campaign.
DR. w. c. woodward tells conference
of health officials that nation should
provide home for lepers.
Prince Bagration. defendant of the
famous Russian general, is stain in a
brawl at Tifis by Prince Eristof
Jacob schiT arrives in New Rork
from a trip abroad and deplores con
ditions in Europe, while praising fin
ancial outlook in United States.
f. Augustus Heinze's directors of the
United Copptr, dodge federal marshalls
in New Fork.
Baker in New York admits killing
his wife and says he put acid on her
face to make her hidious to other men.
Former President Roosevelt and
party kill a number of apes and monk
eys during thtir journey through the
jungle to the American mission-house
Chicago clearing hous name a com
mittee of nine to arrange for the en-
tertainment of the meeting of the
American Bankers association in Sep
TENDER.
Volume of business on the New York
stock exchange is nearly 100, 600
shares and prices make advances.
Wheat slightly lower under further
July liquidation; corn, oats, and provis-
.ons higher; cattle unchanged; hogs
higher sheep lower.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05
THE COUNTY EDITOR WON'T BE THERE.

a locality
longing
imperial conference be held
he be here.
The mother
journalists to
the
representatives Africa and India will
be in
The of entertainment banquet
of
Other the BANQUET the
by the Lord Mayor of London
include cable news
andj ism
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05

first four days of the week. The re-
union will eliminate Friday in the IN
yelling of the Stephen d. Lee monu-
ment in the Vicksburg national park.
Prominent participants in the unwilling
ceremony will include Henry Waiter
son. who is TO deliver the grafton; Cen
eral Clement a. Evans, of the United
Confederate Veterans. and General
Frederick D. Grant, representing the
war department of the United States.
Another interesting event of similar
nature will be the celebration of the
centennial of Miami university the old
est of Ohio's colleges
The fftieth anniversary of the found
ing of Northwestern university, at
Evanston, Ill.,will be celebrated with
national conference on criminal law
and criminology.
Many notable conventions are on the
calendar for the week. Included among
them are the meeting of the American
Medical association at Atlantic City.
the National Conference of Charities
and Corrections at Buffalo. The Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine at Louisville. the
Southern Newspaper Publishers associ-
citation at Birmingham, the Southern
Commercial Secretaries association at
Atlanta, and the American Waterworks
association at Milwaukee.
Of interest to Americans in the for
eign field news viii be the jubilee cell
ebration of the American College in
Rome, the International Horse Show
and the Imperial Press conference in
London and the International Dairy
Congress at Budapets
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05
This Weeks News Forecast

Washington, d c., June 5.-The SEN
ate debators on the tariff bill will be
enlivened by the vote on the Bailey
income tax amendment, which has been
fixed for Thursday
President Taft has so far made no
public engagements for tht week.
Thursday afternoon at the white house
he will present gold medals TO Wilbur
and Orville Wright on behalf of the
Aero club of America.
Secretary of War Dickinson will at
tend the graduation exercises at the
United States military academy at West
Point, on Friday, and deliver diplomas
to the members Of the graduating class.
The annual Rose Festival at Portland,
Ore. which viii continue through the
greater part of the week. will be given
added brilllance by the participation
of the officers and men of Admiral
Ijichis japanese squadron.
The new battleship Michigan, one of
the most formidable fighting machines
afoat. is to be given the first of her
official trials off the New England
coast.
The opening of the Queensborough
bridge, spanning the East river be-
tween Manhattan and Long Islands.
will be made the occasion of a notable
celebration in New York on Saturday.
The bridge is one Of the largest struc-
lures of its kind in tht world.
Interest throughouth the South will
center in the annual reunion of
United Confederate Veterans, which
will hold forth in Memphis during the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05
THIS Is MY 36TH BIRTHDAY.
BfahOD Caueyfn.

The Rt. Rev. ]. T. Regis Canevin,
Roman Catholic bishop of Pittsburg,
was born in Westmoreland county,
Pennsylvania, June 5. 1853. and receiv-
ed his education in St. Vincents col
lege and seminary at Beatty, Pa He
was odrained to the priesthood in 1879,
and his first clerical appointment was
as assistant at ST. Mary's church, Pitts
burg, where he remained two years and
until assigned as assistant at the cathe-
dral in 1881 Here he remained five
years In 1856 he was given charge
of St PauIs orphan asylum, the state
reformatory, and the western peniten-
tiary of Pennsylvania. together with a
mission at Canonsburg. In 1891 he was
appointed chancellor of the Pittsburg
diocese. and In 1898 was assigned TO
the pastorate of st. Philips church.
Grafton. where he remained two years.
He returned 10 the cathedral in Pitts
burg as pastor in 1895 and in 1903 was
elevated to the bishopric.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.


172S-Adam Smith, one of the greatest
of political economists. born in
Kirkcaldy, Scotland Died in Edin-
burg, July IS, 1880.
17S1-Surrender of Augusta, Ga. to the
Americans after a siege of eleven
days.
1783-Joseph and stephen Montgolfer's
first public ascent in fire balloon.
1813-British defeated the Americans
at Stoney Creek.
1854-International reciprocity treaty
between Canada and the United
States signed.
1S76-First session of the supreme
court of Canada
1895-Motion favoring woman suffrage
defeated in the Canadian house of
commons
19O0-British under Lord Roberts en-
tered Pretoria.
190S-An explosion on the cruiser Ten
nessee killed five men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05
STRIKE AT. GARRETT.

~~AAA-@ n WFAAAkhEA
One hundred machinists in the B. &
0. shops at Garrett have walked out In
sympathy with the machinists at the
Mt Crale shops a Baltimore, Md. For
two weeks the men at Garrett have
threatened to strike Mass meetings
have been held by the business men of
the city in the hope of averting the
strike, but to no avail
ORGANIZE HOT WATER co.
The newly organized Charlottesville
Heating company, formed for the pur-
pose of supplying hot water heat to
the merchants and citizens of Craw-
louisville, has the following officers.
just chosen by the board of directors:
President H H Ristin: vice president.
Capt w. P. Heron; secretary, Dumont
NJ. Peck, and treasurer, James E.
Evans. These four officers, together
William B. Lynch. Rankin C. Walk
up and George B. Luckett. compose the
board of directors. The plant will be
complete by October /.
CALL UNDERTAKEN; SON LIVES.
Returning from town where he had
gone TO notify the undertaken of the
death of his son, to find the boy alive,
was the experience of Owen Bond, a
prominent farmer six miles south OF
Sullivan, yesterday.
BLINDED BY LIGHTNING.
While sitting with her back to a win
dow, awaiting her turn to enter the
gold medal oratorical contest at Vim
cennes university. Miss Ola Wilson
Yates, a member of the graduating
class, was blinded by lightning
PROGRAM is ISSUED.
The official program of the nineteenth
annual convention of the Indiana NUM-
cipal League. which will be held in
Lafayette June %, % and "a. has been
Issued by Secretary James w. Schooler
of that city. The business sessions
will be held in the circuit court room
and the headquarters will be at the
Hotel Lair. Delegates on their arrival
will register at the city council cham
Der. and receive badges.
THE ONLY STORE BURNED.
The central store of Etter & Allen at
Alamo, ten miles west of Crawfordsville
was burned as the result of being
struck by lightning. 1t was thought
that the fire had been extinguished,
but it smoldered in the weatherboard-
ing, and at midnight broke out again
and burned the building and contents.
The loss is about $1,000 with $4,000 in
surance. 1t was the only store of any
size in Alamo.
BUSINESS MEN OPPOSE STRIKE.
Eight of the leading business men
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-05
THIS DATE IN HISTORY.

1755-Nathan Hale. patriot spy, born
in Coventry Conn. Executed by
the British, Sept. %, 1875
1761-British under Lord Rolla took
Dominica.
1799-Patrick Henry. patriot and ora
tor, died in Charlotte county, Vir-
GINA
1S13-Americans defeated by the Brit
ish at Burlington Heights.
1S55-Andrew Parsons tenth governor
of Michigan. died. Born July p,
1917
1S62-Following a naval battle Memphis
surrendered to the Union forces.
1S6S-The Arkansas admission bill
passed congress
2-Republican national convention
at Philadelphia nominated Grant
and Wilson.
1SS9-Fire at Seattle destroyed $1,000
600 worth Of property.
1S9l-Sir John Macdonald. Canadian
premier, died. Born Jan. II. 1915.
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he held the professorship of astronomy
at Albion. When he resigned from the
college faculty it was to engage in
business, in which he proved eminently
successful. His active interest in pub
lie affairs led to his election to the
mayoralty of Albion in 1896. He be-
came an ardent prohibitionist and soon
was recognized as one OF the nationas
leaders of that party. For number
of years he held the Craftsmanship OF
tie national prohibitionist committee
and in 1886 he was the party candi-
date for governor OF Michigan. Since
1901 Dr. Dickie has been president of
Albion college.