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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
(SpesteII far Siefe 3citnns)
"Dif wri6t lao(f bon Gboran."
'sopeae bon 4. xaper Meysr)
|Ssppeae uon T.. xaper Weyer.)

gen, fpelGe i'm friibcr NIT Sbrem
Serrn Tdter perbdnDen, nit
S6nen auf's Neue an5ufniipfen.
nno li6 gliiflid) iddeen pilrbc
Sbre rpertbe gefanntihaft 5u
MAIDEN, 10 bittet er Sic brineenb.
bas morgi9e @ei6naGtsfelt bel
inns 5i5ubrin9en.
Ilio auf mor9en Ibenb! @ir
frcnen ms Iae, Gle sii ieben.
@enn Sic on iinb. perben mir
Sbnen @ieles %er5dblen.
gis Dnbin tauienb ber3lide
@rilBe bon ms Ilen nnb gan5
beionbers bon
Sbrer Gouiine
SeIene ban N0rbenrpf.
q. g. = Sic tperoen ipobl
tbun, Den 3us 81 nebmen,
fpel6er I'm 1913 llbr in Warz
lenbeDf anfommt.
9n Der YpitfutifensS ienit
au9enblidIif ipesen Oes S6nees
unterbrofen lit, nerben Sic
einen bon Der Yermaltune gum
Sienlte bes Yublifums bereit
gcbaltenen Shlitten benllsen
miilien, ipelher Sic in 5ipci
fleinen Stiinben na6 Dem etiuas
%nuBerbnlb Der Stabt gelegenen
Shlolie briu9en pirb.
Yapa bate iid Elm |er9niigen
bdrans gennnht. Sic nit Ieinem
eigenen Sflitteu ob5ubolen. aber
9erabe geitern mubte er bas
tart beihdbigte Sabr5eug Dem
@aener gum ausbeilern eeben.
bd inn bieier Gage elm be-
bauernslpertber llnfau paiiierte.
Selene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

Yripats Mnbien5 am YalmIpnntdg
cigenbdnois nm Den Suls gebdngt
bate. Sic Wurouile riibmt Iid and
Des Seiibes be5 weiben adppis, nell
DIES Gopit YiuS 81 trnaen pfle9ie.
Mls @ei1ent fiir Den Yapit bate lie
Elm ncues peiBcs adppi, Das lie nit
eignen 6dnben nn9eiertigt bate, mits
aebrod)t, nnb ais Der 81. @ater Dos
8eihenf empfnn9en. nnbm er oas
&Gppi. ireld)eS cr gerdbe trug. bonn
&opfc unb idenfte cs Der Marquiic
al5 Inoenfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
Gin gutter Dsriblae.

@oliere b~egesnete emit in einem
Is Stlrnben bon Yaris e%ntiernten
Srt einen @roBfnufmann. Der Elm
prdhtiees @efabrt beiaB.
n@erben sic in Sbrem 8ngen
mad Yaris iabren?" fraete Der 9i6z
ter. Der fir Yolttuti6eu teiue 9roBe
Spmpatbie empfanb, i'm Sauie bes
@eiprdbes.
~@ewib. fam i9 Sbnen pieaeiAt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13

sr5Bere 2eilhnesidbisfeit bes Yus
reaus an ersielen. Ser 3~0stdgi9e
be5ablte llrlaib. iofpie 80 Gage &rans
tenurlaub bleihen lteben. Sie 2eute
be5eitnen bic neue Srore ais nbiuige
Sabrifmetbobe".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
in Yaris etipas b~eIorsen?" Guberte
Der 3alfmann berbinblih.

in Yaris etipas b~eioreen?" Guberte
Der 3aufmann berbinbli6.
.Sn Yaris nift. aber sic piirben
mir einen @efaleu eripeiien. meuu
Gle meinen Wantel nit bortbin neb>
men Doaten", fam es 5Deernb BON Den
2ippen Woliere's.
~Ser5li1 germ, rief Der Inbere.
limb mo BARI i6 ben @antel in Yaris
~abgeben?"
Gin Iiebensniirbises 2ddeln slitt
iibcr Die 3i9e bes b%eriibmten 3uits
lpieloi6ters. r9a maiden Gle ii6
feline Gorge; i6 perbe MIDI nit
Sbrer 9iitigen grlaubnib IN Den
Mantel midelnl"
-k-f-%
Gelbit i'm 9enobnli6iten. nie<
brighten Seben bat man nnermeBllbe
Sitter IN ben 3dnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
IS 3 g.

Aa flopfte es an Der Sbiire.
~ Sn leine 8cbdnfen p~ertieft,
borte er nid]ts. -
Is flopfte elm 5rpcites. Elm brittes
Nnl. -
Ser lette Sdlug bate etlpas
Srobenbcs ipie bas Stolen bes
Sonners.
aarl ban Worbenrpf iprans err
ifroden in Die Sobe.
~Serein!" rief Ell enblih, nnb feline
Gimme mar beu tpie feline Iugen unD
feline Saare. Sic flons oft lcibens
i6aftlib, miner melobiid).
User bate ii6 benn 81 ibm bin
berirrt? ST empfin9 10 fpenig Be-
Jude. gs wirD mobl Semanb febls
9e9an9en iein." -
Sic Sbiire Dffnetc Ii6. @lif Der
Sttpeue itano Der Srieitrdeer unb
bielt ibm einen 9rief entseeen.
Sann idlob Oerielbe. cine Irt
8rub tnurreno, Die Sbiire iuieber 5u
nnb perihtpanb.
Sn bielem Iusenblif cling Elm eiiiz
ger 6au6 hurh bas Gunner.
Die Slummen iparen ploblid) groz
Der geiporoen uno t~an5ten ndrrii6er
uno langen lanter ais 5upor.
Nifts als Elm 8riefl
llno bod mar nlidJ ihon Elm blobcr
Brief elm bebeutenbes greienib in Dem
%einlamen. %eintoni9en 2eben bes arn,en
N%Drbenrnf.
Oerjenige, ben er Ioeben empfan>
GEN. mar bon eleganter Sorm unb
brftete liebli6.
&arI itanb einen Iugenblif unbe>
fpe9lid uno uni6liiiiig. pie ein Sinh,
bas 5nfdaie einen bunten Shmettera
ling erbaidt bat. unb MIN aus Surd1t.
er mo6te linn tpieber entflieeen, 3u>
erit ntdt peis. mas NIT ber ieltenen
9eute 81 beginner.
9alb iebcf ihtdte er iid an. feline
2ampe an5u5uuben, UNI bas> S6reiben
gu leien.
9ieie 2ampe aus maiIiner gron3e
itaub auf ieinem S1rcibtiid. lleber
Dem SGreibtiib hing elm Spicgel NIT
einem Habmen aus gbenbol5.
gu beioen Seiten beslelben befanS
ben ii6 5pei groBe Strdube bon
lpeiBen Gbrpiantbemen.
Sas nnren feline 9ieblinesblumen.
Sn bieiem Iugenblide itrablte Der
Wtonb md9tiger unb fem 9iht fiel
bol unb eeraoe ouf ben Spiescl. nell
der in magiihen gefleren ergldn5te.
Son nngei1br erbob 9arl ieinen
9lid 81 Dem blduli6 : i6immernben
@lalc.
Spslei1 rib ct beibe Iusen uns
natiirIi6 tpeit auf. elm IusOrud bes
Shrefens lag auf ieineu blaien
3Iaen.
gr itanb tpie ansenngelt, Den Irm
ousgeltredt, unbepeglid, nit itarrem
8lid. -
Sort, neben Iei1em eigenen 9ilbe
lab er Elm anoeres.
@s bate oas Nntlib ether Srau,
blei6er mod oils er ielbit, a6er un>
iGgli6 i60n. NIT 9roBen, I1par3en,
traurigen Iit9en uub 9adren bon Der
Sarbe pes g~benbpl5es.
S1lanf unb 5art, trug Die 8eltalt
Elm tpeiBes @eipanb. Sas mar leid)t,
iiberaus luftig uno nit elmer lan9en
Sdleppe perleben.
2augiam 9ing Die ci9entbiimli9e
@ri6einung an linn porilber, bon
linfs nad re6ts.
MI5 lie ~perihipunben mar, 9litt rno
moate MIR nod Die S6leppe einen
Iuaenbiid, Dor ieincn 4u9en ipie elm
Silbernebel.
Damn mar allies bnbin.
aarl Ihaute unS ihdnte INNER fort
aurf BEN &rbifall, dber Der Spiegel
5eigte ibm mir mebr iein eisenes bon
IShreden, REMEMBERING territories
@eiic6t.
Oils er enbli6 fpieber 81 fi6 gefoms
men, los er 5uerit aufmertlam Die
&breile bes Sriefes, nm 81 Ieben, Oh
man ii6 pirflih ni6t 9etdui6t, pfts
nete Damn pas roiasiarbene Goupert
unb las. mas iol9t:
S6IuB Sboran
%. Se5. 1900.
@ert6er Serr Setter!
8ir baben bur6 Die Seitun9en
Sbre Grnenmng gum SroIeNor
am @Dmnaiium bon 6 erfdb@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
1lmtertfanifete uelfsttamlidbt
8eHenxarteft TINS 8erltites
rtfeke aberie6t.

90. S fec! = Srum oofl
gecauie! - @arum? Soruml
CHATS it'll - Set itimmt!
Gibe it TO bim! - Simmer feite nfi
bic Weitel
S'u fee bon laterl - 81 WaorienI
Hibatpl = SatpnbI. Student
Sere goes! = Yroitfenl
s bon't carel = Wot id mir bafor
foofe!
SmartpI = gener nit sermeInl
Got itudl - 8iniefaqenl
Sbut upl = 3alten sic iefduisit
Sbre Speiiez InitoIfl
2ittle ~lnooserl = SIC nette Bienel
Se's all rigbtl = Or is uff'n Oamml
Step linelpl - Mian INNER 'rinI
9ib bon ener? - See, 70 natl
go anb bire a ball! - Gle baben mon
gum Heben inienommen?
couriel = Sets tlar ipie &loss
briibel
You bet pour itpeet lifel = Sd fons
men Sic Sift bruff nebmen!
So bou plan bim for a iuder? =
User Yen for pllmm fooff,
idmeibt iein @elb ne9l
Hone of hour buiinebl = Set iebt
Sbuen n blauen Seituel anil
Cont pou tumble? - Sic linS tnpn
mit'n Semeliad iefhlagen?
Se got off eaiilpl - Ser lit idone
'raus!
Inb bon't bou forget It'll - Set lafen
sic ii6 man ieiaet iinol
So to grnssl = sic fDnn'u mir ie>
fpoeen bleiben!
Come offl - Nu dber 'rdusl
Shat'n Dol - Set jeniietl
Shat iettles it! - YunftIm. Strenz
lunb bruff!
IM. 9. ct. Ste.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
SdpWierisc Imfsabc.

@oit (Sam aeuner) Sic, Sean,
ieben Sic nidt 10 bumm b'rein -
MAIDEN Sic bod einmal ein geibeibtes
@eiidt.
Senn: Sapobl. aber bite MAIDEN
sic mir oucrit ems Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-13
(Spe5iea fiir biele 3eitung.)
Sur S~ensie,en Scrvcama9 tn
Sen Der. Staten.

Der yScntfde Sag" auf Der Wasfas
Yufpn @eltausiteluns. = Sic
ySnnsfran pm Srieans" in eng
liifjer ltebcrietuns anfgefibrt. -
yWebit ibrer jabrlibcn &ppiftener
mod - ,lleberetnfoms
mmngS Iragen". - &eridtCoene
ySemtifc Sag" Scicrit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
LECTURE WAS APPRECIATED
Rev. G.. T.. Varney is Fine Speaker
"Apples of Gold" Given to
Crowded House

The opera house was packed to its
full capacity last Tuesday evening by a
much pleased and appreciative audience
to hear Rev. Charles h. Varney give his
lecture "Apples of Gold" Mr.. Varney
is fine talker, aud one of the best of
iokers. He kept his large audience cor
vulsed with merrment most of the time.
Then as sudde My as an April shower
obscures the sunny sky, he touched the
heart strings of a deeper feeling, and
down the face that but moment
before was all smiles you could notice
the sympathetic tear course its way, to
be soon brushed aside and the smile of
happiness and pleasure again take its
place. Those who failed to hear Mr..
Varney missed a rare treat as it has been
said by many that he equalled if not ex-
celed any speaker that we have had as
yet on any of the lecture course.
Mr.. Varney gave the lecture and Mr..
Longwell donated the opera house for
the benefit of the soldiers monument
fund The receipts OF the evening net
ted about $50 to the fund.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
Maple Lake Chautauqua Association Has Been Organ
lied. Contract Signed With Midland Chau-
tauqua Co. of Des MOines, La.
EIGHT DAYS PROGRAM FROM JULY 10 TO 20 INCLUSIVE
Every Tickets
Programs Hope o Maple Ohautauqua a
Institu Road Lead to Pay

William Wellington Norton and his
Famous Chautauqua Orchestra and Band
or Des Moines Symphony Orchestra.
Rev. Robert Stuart Macarthur, ID. D.,
LID. Lecturer.
Rev, Irl r. Hicks Gods Weather
Mill"
Tue program will all be given in
large tent which will accommodate 200O
people. The location of the grounds
has not yet neeu decided, although it is
probable that it will be some place on
the shore of Maple Lake, presumably on
Ihayers Lake side grounds. This will
be determined by the executive commit
tee
Ihe X l.. S. & g. Ry will cooperate
with the association ia furnishing req ui-
site transportation facilities. Excur
sions will be run as necessary, and it is
expected that a rate of one fare for the
round trip from all stations on the line
vail be established for the week
Many people will undoubtedly come
to Paw Paw for the week and camp out
on the shores Of beautiful Maple Lake,
and an invitation will be extended to
all "home comers' to come and make
the week of July l3 to 20 general "home
coming as has been the custom for sew
eral years in the past
Mr.. Hall, the representative OF the
Midland ChautauquA Circuit paid Paw
Paw aud her citizens hattering com
piment. In the first place, be said
I . Y b,. 1 s, d
and attractive spot for the location of a
Chautauqua than on the shores of your
beautiful lake" Then again Il have
never been TO village the size of Paw
Paw, where the business people seem so
progressive and enthusiastic over the
Chautauqua proposition" The compa-
ny have not booked a single Chautauqua
for the year in a town as smal as Paw
Paw, all of which speaks well of the
enterprise of our citizens. There will
be eight Chautauq uas IN Michigan this
summer. At Hllidsile, Adrian, Three
Rivers, Charlotte, Ogosso, Cadillac, Bay
City and Paw Paw. There will also be
one at Kalamazoo but this will be a
private enterprise
Everything possible will be done to
make the Maple Lake Chautauqua a
grand success, with view of making it
permanent institution here. Every
road will lead to Paw Paw the week of
July l3 TO % Paste the dates in your
hat Boost all you can, aud help to
make the week the greatest and grand
est ia the history of Paw Paw. Season
tickets good for any or all Of the twenty
eight entertainments cost - each and
can be secured of any Of the merchants
or business men of the village
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
BILL K|LLEFER, THE DEMON
Making Good with Vengeance. Is
the Premier Backstop in the
Texas League.

Billie Killefer or the demon" as he
is called down in Texas, is certainly
making good with vengeance. While
he has been in the Texas league but u
year, he is already called the premier
backstop in the league. The Houston
Daily Post of last Sunday gave two
column cut of "the Demon and among
other things said;
while all of the men have been doing
good work, the bright particular star has
been Kilefer. We have a catcher, real
sure enough catcher II you want to see
him perform you will have to attend the
games this season, for he won't be with
US another year He is going to the ma =
jors sure. He is a daring base runner, a
fair sticker and thrower-say, ii looks
like reincarnation of Buck Ewing when
Killefer gets TO mailing them at second
The youngster is right there, and the
only catcher we have ever had who is ln
his class as a throWer was when Johnny
King stayed with US few weeks along
back in 81.
The attendance has been good and the
play iug has been such as to deserve it. -
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
LAST SOCIAL OF THE SERIES

The w. r. G. aud q. A r. assembled
at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. T. Foote
last Saturday evening, the occasion
being the last of series of socials held
at the different homes of the members
during the past winter. The program
for this particular one consisted of in
strumental music with flute and organ
of old time pieces 10y Dell Cummings and
Mrs. Crandall, vocal solos by Mr.. Neer
of Kalamazoo, vocai quartet by Mr.. aud
Mrs. A 4, Foote and Mr.. and Mrs John
Smith, reading by Mrs. Martha Smith
and entertaining short talks by l.. h.
Titus and Mrs }. j. Woodmau. An
elaborate lunch was served, after which
a collection was taken for the monument
fund, the sum total being Sl3. These
socials have all been highly entertaining
and beneficial as we'll
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
FIRST GAME OF THE SEASON
Paw Paw High School Team Meet
Defeat at the Hands of Dowag-
lac Saturday ScOra 3 To

lac Saturday. Score 3 to1
Paw Paw high school base ball season
opened with contest upon Dowagiac
diamond with the high school squad of
that town Saturday, April 24
Although the battle resulted in defeat
for Paw Paw, it revealed the fact that
We are in possession of most excellent
material for a championship team.
Both teams scored run each early in
the game which was pitchers duel
Throughout, three hits being netted from
Mather aud Paw Paw solving Dowagiacs
twirling for four scattered hits. In
Mather the fans discovered the merits
of a peerless twirier.
From the second inning until the
eighth the score remained one and
Then two more hits for Dowagiac, a
trio of errors, questionable decision on
the umpires part ard the two win
ming runs were scored by Dowagiac.
The score was then Paw Paw /, Dowag-
lac 3. The ninth inning gave neither
team the advantage and the game ended
with the score to in Dowagiac's favor.
In playing Dowagiac, Paw Paw went
up against superior material with
great deal of green timber in the line up.
but nevertheless the team acquitted it.
self with honor aud 10 the future we
may look for a series of decisive victor
les.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
FINGERS SMASHED BY sLEOGE
Wells Lee Met with Accident Mon
day, which Severed One Fin
ger and Mangled Anoth err

Wells Lee, highway commiss oner. was
separated from the forefnger of his left
hand last Monday while building
breakwater where the Allegan road
crosses Maple lake. The instrument
with which the job was neatly and
quickly done was Tile driver. Both
the driver and q. w. are doing nicely.
The accident happened 10 this man.
ner; Wells and Eugene Roundy were
driving posts FROM wagon, using
heavy iron sledge Mr. Roundy was US
ing the sledge and in some manner Wells
lost his balance and in trying To save
himself put bis hand on top OF the post
Just IN time to get the full force of the
blow, which severed the first finger OF
the left hand between the first and sec
ond joints and badly shattered the sec
ond finger. The injury is a painful one
but Wells is optimistic and considers
himself fortunate as he might have lost
his hand.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30

Paw Paw is to have a Chautauqua
this summer. The program has been
selected, the contract signed, the dates
set and Paw Paw people are delighted
Last Saturday l. G. Hall representa-
tive of the Midland Chautauqua Cir
cult Of DesMoines, Iowa, stopped Oft at
Paw Paw to call on Rev. c. b. Varney
with whom he was acquainted. DE de
sired to arrange for one more Cnautau-
qua in Michigan, and after interviewing
several of the business people Of Paw
Paw, relative to such project here, de
cIded to remain over Sunday. On Mon
day in company with II l.. Mcneil, a
more thorough canvass wa- made and
the guarantee of 500 season tickets at
- each was subscribed Ia about two
hours time. Thirteen business men
subscribed for twenty-five tickets each,
seventeen for ten each aud one for
five. Had it been necessary a much
larger guarantee could have been Sc
cured A meeting was held at the
council rooms Monday evening to per-
feet Chautauqua organization, and
sign the contracts. The meeting was
largely attended and enthusiastic. The
maple Lake Chautauqua Association"
was organized with ii. Il Mcneil pres-
dent; VIM. G. Flock, secretary; j. w.
Free. treasurer aud w. &. Wlldey, ). O..
Kenyon, w. j. Warner, II. A. Cole and
r. y. Wakemau executive committee
The dates for the Chautauqua were
fixed for July l3 to 20, both Inclusive
There Will be twenty eight entertain
meuts during the eight days. Two each
afternoon, two on each of four evenings,
and one on each of the remaining even
/ ings. The program Is an excellent one,
every number being Of high class.
/ Following is the program for the week,
although il cannot be announced at this
time, just how it will be arranged or
on what days the different attractions
will appear.
PROGRAM.
/ HIS Mcguire, jr-College Boy, Magi.
clan and Iilusiouist
Tom CorwIne PoIyphonic Imitator
Col. c. a. Gearhart------------Lecturer
j. Lorenzo ZNickey y---.----Art Lecturer
Luther Manshlp- Lectui er
Senator Bob Taylor ---------- Lecturer
Ellsworth Plumstead ---.--- Entertainer
Mascot, $4,000. horse presented by a..
). Mcguire.
Midland Jubilee Singers or Carriers Vir-
ginian WarbIers.
Eureka Glee Club or DeKalb Quartet
The Royal Hungarian Orchestra-of
Buda-Pesth, Hungary
Mrs Carrie A. Nation ------- Lecturer
Denton G. Crowl l- The Portrayalist
II W. Sears s-------.------- Lecturer
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
WALKS 400 MILES IN SNOW
Paw Paw Man Makes Tedious Trip
Across Cod Countrywide is
working at DYea, Alaska.

Frank Roundy, who visited his father,
A. J Roundy, last winter, is again at
Fairbanks, Alaska. A letter just re.
ceived from him by his father, states
that be has Just completed a 400-mile
walk across from Dyea on the coast to
Fairbanks, and made the trip in Is
days. He started out on the trip with a
party of 10, but they kept dropping out
along the trail until himself and three
others were all of the party to reach
Fairbanks. For several days on the
trip the THERMOMETERS registered 30 de-
grees below zero. Mr.. Roundy has lived
in Alaska for several years and has
made the trip from the states five times.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
IN LOVE WITH HIS PROFESSION.

A letter from Attorney Frank Sanger
to Lincoln h Titus, dated pullman,
Wash, April II, 1909 states as follows:
Il am making good and enjoying my
profession more and more each day. la
my humble judgment the West is the
place for any one, young or old. Re-
member me to the boys and tell them
that if they come out to the Seattle
fair your Uncle Remus g. Co.. always
have place TO sleep and a bite to eat
for my old Paw Paw friends"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
THE COAT "FIT."

Elmer Downing was the guilty party
who left coat at the opera house at
the time of the republican caucus some
weeks ago. Under the heading, "If the
coat fits put it on in our recent issue,
caused Mr.. Downing to hasten to Long
we'll Bros store, where he found that
the coat fit and he put it on"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
SORRY TO LOSE THEM.

Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Stewart have
gone to Detroit for a weeks visit and
from there will 60 to Peoria, H., for an
indefinite stay. Their future plans are
undecided. The best wishes of host
of friends 90 with MIR. and Mrs. Stewart
in their departure from Paw Paw.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
MOTION WAS DENIED

Judge DesVoignes has filed an opinion
denying motion for new trial in case OF
Nettie Spencer vs.. Elgie Simmons. This
is the famous breach of promise case in
which the jury gave plaintiff Sll4l.6 Go
damages last January. The case will
probably go to the supreme court.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
LAsTLAP OF 5000 MILE WALK

Miss Ola Kllefer, the radiant" stem
ographer at the Paw Paw Grape Juice
plant, is on the last lap OF her 5000 mile
walk from her home to the plant, which
she has covered four times a day for six
years, during which time she has never
cast a shoe, lost her temper or disclosed
a business secret. Perfect score for Ola.
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.

The graduating exercises Of the bible
training class at the Christian church
Sunday evening will be something en-
tirely new in Paw Paw. The church is
making progress educationally and prob
ably no club has done more thorough or
definite work than this class
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
YOUNGEST NEwsBoY IN STATE

The Detroit News of recent date con-
tanned half tone cut and compliment
tary write up Of Hal Loomis, the youth
full and hustling Paw Paw newsboy.
Master Hal, who is but six years of
age, is said to be the youngest newsboy
IN the state
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
Adjustment Sale at Broushton.s 5

The adjustment sale at Broughton's
opened Thursday morning. The inclem-
eucy of the weather kept many away
during the early hours, but the store
has been crowded to its capacity during
the pleasant hours. For announcement
OF the sale and special bargains offered
consult posters and large adv in this
issue.
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m n When you call for an Article
ONWIINV at our Store, You Get THAT
AYY~ Article.

MO one tries to argue you into buying
IN something else Every decent
drug store thing advertised in magazines
or newspaperS-or known as goods-are
Here, and we will sell it to you without
any suggestion about anything like it.
If you want what you want, and want to
know it is genuine, we will sell it gladly,
and stand behind every good and reputa
bic article sold.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
For House Cleaners Hardware Talk to Waters
WINDOW BRUSHES

Fifty cents buys a good window brush
with long handle. 25c will buy good
window rubber We have paint brushes
from s. up to $500.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1909-04-30
NEW PROPRIETOR At OYCKMAN


mazoo Take Possession. Whit
comb Goes to Kalamazoo.
The Dyckman house has again changed
hands. 9. j Papineau and Marshall
Eastman of Kalamazoo are the new
proprletors and took possession Wednes-
day The new proprietors are wide
awake, courteous gentlemen. who have
had considerable experience in the hotel
business. They promise the citizens of
Paw Paw clear, up-to-date hostelry,
and will give special attention to local
patronage. Al Stevenson will remain as
clerk.
Harry Whitcomb, who has been pro-
prietor Of the house for the past year,
moved with his family to Kalamazoo on
Thursday, and will conduct a grocery
aud meat market there at the corner of
Ransom and Pitcher streets.
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CARPET PAPER

Some extra good carpet paper at &c Z
yard; blue corrugated at sc; red building
paper at &c a yard