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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
SEPTEMBER MEETING OF
TOWN COUNCIL.

4
Mayor Pat Henry, and Aldermen
A. G.. McLaurin, G.. c. Sprague, w.
H. Barnes, H. A Busick, Jr., and A.
M. Shields present
The following accounts were allow
ed and warrants ordered issued for
same:
General Fund.
r. T. Cottrell, self and team,
labor ON streets, :. :. :. ..$.485O
r. T. Cottren, for labor employ
School Fund.
Brandon Mercantile Co., tele-
gram to S. G.. Brown, prin-
cdpal, $3.50. Sl.u1
The clerk was authorized to issue
warrant to VIM. Watson for $3.50
for money paid in erroneous assess
| ment.
A petition signed by a large ma
jority of the tax payers was present
ed asking the board to levy tax in
excess of mills in the Brandon sep
crate school district, which was done,
fixing the levy in the separate school
district for school purposes at 8 mills
| A levy of mills was made for gen.
eral purposes in the town and a levy
of / mill in the town for interest and
sinking fund. Carried unanimously.
Treasures Report for July 1909.
GENERAL FUND.
To bal. due town as shown by
By warrants, ;. :. :. :. :. :. 2O9.63
To bal due general fund ;. $671.75
School Fund.
To bal. due school fund as
shown by June 1909 report. 1858
By bal. due school fund >. :. 1858
To bal ON hand July 1907. ..$16.63
Treasurers Report for August, 1909.
GENERAL FUND.
To bal. general fund as
shown by July 1909 report $671.55
To pay certificate No. 381 :. 1850
SO0.05
BY warrants :. :. :. 1900. :. $l47.S
To bal due general fund, ;. $652;15
School Fund.
To bal. due school fund July
report, :. -. ;. -. ;. $lb.0S
BY bal. due school fund. :. 1853
To bal. due school fund :. :. 1858
There being no further business
board adjourned to Oct. 1, 1909.
p. HENRY, Clerk.
A. M. SHIELDS, Clerk.
As win be seen from the proceed
ings OF the town council, the levy
in the Brandon seperate school dis
trdct was made this year s mills as
against 5 IL last year. Before that
| the levy was s mills, but the board
cut the levy last year, which created
a debt that this levy had to be made
to meet. The trustees are having
water works put In the school build
ing and win also have brick addt
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
TEsTIFIEs AFTER FOUR YEARS.

Carlisle Center, N. Y, G. B. Bur-
hans, writes: "About four years ago
I wrote you that 1 had been entirely
cured of kidney trouble by taking two
bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy and
after four years am again pleased
to say that have never had any re-
turn of those symptoms, and l am
evidently cured to stay cured" Fol-
ey's Kidney Remedy will do the same
for you.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
NOTICE.

The Rankin County Union will meet
with Monterey Local No. 100 on Fri
day and Saturday before the second
Sunday in October-S-9. Hons G.
r. Hightower and j. N. Powers will
be with us on the 8th. Let all of
the locals in the county send in their
reports and all send delegates.
J. w. TAYLOR, Local Pres.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Wanted-A man with family to live
ON my farm three miles west of Bran
don. Must be an experienced stock
nan and practical farmer. IL not
willing to make hand at any neces-
sary work on the place do not apply.
Reference, J. C. WHITE,
Brandon, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all who
are interested in the wheat-growers
movement, north of A. & v. railroad,
to meet at Pisgah Sept. 18th, at 10
a. m.
All union and non union men in
vited to attend.
Fl. 3. KERSH, Sec,
Leesburg Local No. 1866.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
HEALTH AND BEAUTY AID.

Cosmetics and lotion win not clear
your complexion OF pimples and
blotches like Foley's Orino Laxative.
for Indigestion, stomach and liver
trouble and habitual constipation
Cleanses the system and Ii pleasant
to- take.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Amy one who has one of the fol-
lowing named books from Col VIM.
Walkers library will please RETURN to
Mrs. VIM. Walker:
Fire and Sword; The Tragic Muse;
- Vols; Conquest of Canaan; The
Northerner. +.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
MUSIC CLASS.

My studion will be at the residence
of Mrs. M. E. Ward and will COM
mence my music class next Monday.
MISS ETA GLENN GAYDEN.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
MUSIC NOTICE.

My studio will be at the residence
of Mrs. M. e. Ward and will COM
mence my music class next Monday.
MISS ETA GLENN GAYDEN.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
WANTED.

A man to look after the furnace
and do other chores at the SANTA
RUM during fall and winter.
]. T. B. BERRY.
Brandon. Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Go to H. A. Busick Co. and buy
wagon or buggy at cost. They want
to 90 out of the wagon and buggy
business.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

J. S. Smith, of Joe, and little son,
were agreeabel callers at the News
office this morning.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
FOR SALE.

Several full blood Rhode Island
Red Cockerels, $3.50 each.
MRS. E. ]. ROBINSON.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Charter Oak cook stoves are the
very best made, w. G. BARNES
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Chattanooga Cane Mills and Cooks
Evaporators-the very best.
w. G.. BARNES.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Dry goods OF all kinds at cost for
the next thirty days.
GAYDEN & co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
FOR SAL e.

One Stanhope, 'Physician's Stan
hope" one buggy and harness; one
safe: one piano; adj in good condi-
tiom and all offered cheap.
j. T. B. BERRY.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Greensboro wagons are the very
best, w. G. BARNES.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Best groceries and prompt service
at w. G.. BARNES.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
TRAINED NURSING.

l offer my professional services to
the people of Brandon and Rankin
county.
(MISS) LULA ROGERS
Newton, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
FoR RENT.

My residence and lot In Brandon,
MRS. BETTE WILSON,
Brandon, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Go TO n. A. 1usick Co. and buy =
wagon or buggy at cost. They want
to 90, out Of the wagon and buggy
business. !.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

One OF the best buggies made at
GAYDEN & CO.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Go to RI. A. Busick Co. and buy q
wagon or buggy OF cost. They want
TO 90 out Of the wagon and buggy
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09
BRUSH UP!

| All sorts Of brushes for all purposes
Tooth, nail, bath, flesh, hat, hair, skin or
cloth. There is a great deal OF brush
humbuggery in the world. Let US tell you
some truths about brushes Our prices
are all right too. Drop in and brush up
with US
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1909-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. James Atkins and ba
by, of Lake, spent several days this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Atkins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
Sup mnb aud itin.
Stpsieniacr.

Seutndnt (ber lid ioeben perlobt
bat Gnolif Semano eefunben, Der
DIE @bre senieben pirb, meiue We1iel
einauloienl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
GanSwiftbsS baftlifbes

@ci5en falfen. Seute iinb Die
Wfiiaer auf Die Wiafler dngeipicien;
iobalo lie aber brett bon Den Ssars
mcrn faafen tonncn, obne baB CO
notbig 1T, bon elmer Sarm CUR anbc@
rem 5u fdbren. 10 perDen tic Die
Wtafler linf5 liegen lahen. 0ieicn
lit oaburd ale @toglitteit elmer Spe@
frlattou genommen. cs fdut feline
Gummiiiion fir cinen Gommiiiionss
bdnbler nnb fem Yrpfit fir einen
0lafler ab: Ser Sarmer bcfommt,
mas Der @ei5en luerth lit, Der Wiiler
erbdlt biligeren 8eiaen uno Der Gons
iument biaigeres Webl.
Mander 8eihGftsmunn ncnbet
elm. oab Die Snrrner uuf bieie @eiic
bas 8eifdft bes eincn ODER anocren
W'annes un.ergrnben, Mno aiis bieiem
@runbe befdmpfcn iie Die Srganiias
tion. Sm redtcn 2iftc betraftet,
perbdlt it'd oas ganS anbers: Die
GARNER bauen Elm neiies 8eId)dft duf,
tic itelen adufer ON uuo MAIDEN bas
@elb ielbit. Sieies @clb itcdcn tie
niht in einen Strllmpf, lie eiien es
audi niht, ionbern lie faufen oafiir.
mas lie in Der @irtbi6aft utb Der
6ausbaltun9 uotbi9 babeu; mas tic
taifen, oas fdifcn tie bon ienen &C.
I6dftsienten. Die linen ae9eniiber
ireunblid seIinnt iinb unb bon bencll
iie ebrlih lnb reef bebient peroen.
8eun nun Der Sarnter fir ieoes
&ino elm Tadr Sdube mebr fault,
ipenn CT beiieren Sabaf rnud,t, nenn
er ieincr Sruu itatt einisen Gents
nlebrere Dollars seben lam. nm lid
elm &leio ooer einen Out gu %faufen,
10 Sieben Die @eihdftslente Nusen
Darnus nnb erleieen feinen Shaoen.
Gs niiet ndmlih bent fleinen @ez
ihdftsmnnne me6r, menn Der Snrmer
| 5ebn Collars in Der Wiuage dlsgibt.
ais ipenn elm Eruitnlasnat 100000
fir Elm 5alsbano fir ben Shoobbuuo
ieiner in Sanmnt uno Seibe aefleibes
ten Srau @emablin be5ablt.
Ser farmer Fat LANCE senlig fir
! Die Saunders, Magnaten. 5ruitfDniec
uno 8rabi1er seihipibt. @r arbeiz
tete bisber MIR nit Den Sdnpen llup
niht nit Dem Yeritanb. Sest iol or
anfansen. nit bent @eritanO gu arbeis
ten nnb einmal fir lid uno Seinesz
gleihen au iurgen.
60 lange Die 8etreibeiuoen ben
Wartt controliren. pirb es bent Snrz
mer aber unmDsiih fem. etnpas fin
it'd nnb feline SarmergenoiIen 5i tbun.
Organization unb Cooperation fiibren
aIein gum 3iel. - .9anomann".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
Sas @abhem ppm 9anbe.

SaS WtnpdDen ppm SnfDe.
Srau Gum Oienitmdbhen) llno
bann, Hiefe, bringen Sic mir nod
einen Waticsberine nit.
9ienitmdbden (fommt naf elmer
Wetle obne Sering fpieber): @erSeibs
ing, Niabam', i6 bob ben gprnamcn
bon benz Sering ber9eiien.
~ y y
Gingegansen.
Same: .Serr Simmel, ih femme
Sbre @ebihtiammlun9en ale auss
penbig L."
9ifter Simmcl (erfreut) .Sebr
i6ineidelbdft. meine @ndbige."
Dame: .Dns beiBt, MIR Die
prattuolen @inbdnbe."
8eim Mittasstiid.
@atte: auberorbentlib itmadbaft.
Sait pirflid On ben Snien 3us
bcrcttet?
Sunge Satin: Sab i6 Sid aes
fragt. Oh Dirflib 9u i'm gelhpl1en
bait?
Der idlalfbafte EpliSeicommiKar.
Yoli5eicommriHar (bei Der NbIpers
rune) /: Sier fonnen Sic nid1t bnrh,
mein Serr. -
SD bin aber Ir5t uno mill al
einem &rdnfenl
@nna egal: Sic miiiien einen linz
meg MAIDEN. unb nenn Sbr Yutient
in5lpiihcn 9eiunb iperben iouteI
- - y
Srpit.
8ldubiger (im @~irtbsbuus) Gcit
Iehs Wsondten marte ih MN oaranf,
bab Sic mir meine 8ehnung be-
5ablenl
Shulbner: Sr6iteu Sic Iid, Mets
tier; ih ipnrte bier nih ihon 3tpei
Stunben anf meinen @%dniebraten!
W6rtlih befplst.
Nenih. man Iiebt Sid bod iest
bios I'M Intbsfeaerl
Ha. ih bin bod jest gum bicrter
Wedl ourhgefalen. unb On iaat nlein
@lter, i6 fol- mid Dor Sfam nntcr
Die Grbe pcrfrie6en!
- - -
Bed.
Sic Iinb pieoer in, graueu
81. fllen2
81! -. 0enfen sic lid nur oas
Yed: Wtan bat bieies 0tal 9enal bic
lelben Sragen an mid gciteat, pie oas
leste Mall
Nus benz UefhihtSnnterriGt.
2ebrcr: @or 1000 Sabren trug
Sentihldno einen feuhteren Gbarafs
ter als beute. Wober fam bas tuobl?
Sfiiler: 8eil Die ulten Seutiden
INNER nod Gins trantenl
- 49,
Ginsesaneen.
a.: Sic giauben ulio an Geelens
ipanoernng. limb mas meineu Sic,
bab Sic einmnl getpelen iinb?
g.: Gin @iel.
q. Qadenb) Col ltnb mann iol
oas ipobl 9efpeien iein2
g.: Ils i'd Sbnen nal bunberi
Ulutiet PuIltplt.
y ~ e
Sn niel perlangt.
Damn mOdte ib nod einen 8lobuz
baben.
@ie srob miiniden i'm benr
@ndbige?
ga, oann geben's mir sleif elmer
III natlrliher 0robe.
y ~ y
9nrh bic Vinme.
SnteI (morsens CUR Sinunerfror
ieineS 9effen) :: Sam ib mcincr
Heffen iprehen?
Zimmerman: sic ibn ihcn - abcl
er Sic niftl
Gpriihtig.
2unDe tin Der Wuhbanbluna)
sic baben Da elm 8uh I'M Sdan,
feniter liegen: .Sie Stunt, in Ore
Wtpnaten elm reider Wann an iper,
oen." -. aGnnte ib oas picueih,
NAL pier5ebn Gage CUR Yrobc baben1
4&S
GS fumimt oaranf an.
@ama: Man loa ME radbfiidti@
iein. 5dnsden, unb itets ieinen Sem,
ben per5eiben; tell Dir alto Dor. cir
Sun9e prii9elt Sid. mas miirbel
Su ba tbun?
&Gnsben (na6 einisem Iah,
o%enfenl : Oh, Rauta, ipie srob lit Del
Sunge2
- - y
Die IianD. Shiilerin.
Sdglih lang Die iunse Sbone
Sbre 8eiien firth unb iput.
Salibe. fiirhterli6e Zone.
Cbr5erretBenb in Der 5bot.
@issaspis in srobem Sammer,
Sb Der Sfornng ieuf8enb ibmer.
SAB elm Sdueioer in Der 3ammcr -
Scr rief feline Glte Der:
Srau. id itiir5e in Den SLUG MIDI
aiiaenblids in i6nelitem 3anf.
&c erfnbt Elm ipilbeS @eb midi
Sort lie benin nid)t enblif mlf?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
GMleGte Gntfhulbianna.

sic: gu biit elm alter. nnberbeIerz
liher Srinfer, Iann. benn berte
Na6t, 10 er5dblen Die 9eute iih. iouft
On ia auf benz Warftpfae Die Inz
ihla9sidnIe cine balbe Stunbe ums
arnit baben.
Or: 2iebe Srau. id babe 9eslaubt,
Oh 'pdrit eel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24

8ei BEN 5iibner5iihtern GILT Die
8e9ei, bnb Die 3attommcnihnft
meiitens Dem Sabn uno niht Der
5enne na6ihldsen ipll. Sit oicics
nidt mcbr Der Sail ooer 6leiben Ger
unbefruhtet, bann bat Der alte Siibz
ncrpater nbseoient unb mlb bmrd6
cinen itranlmen iun9en 8abn criest
iperDen.
Infer Den Bdniearten leatcn
3ipar Die .Soulouier" Die meiiIen
gier, iebr bdufig iino bieic abcr unbes
frndtet unb tau9en nihts our Britt.
Inh gebt Die Nein5uft in inherent
alim,a 5uriif. peil Die Sungcn lhner
aui5u5ieben limb nnb iebr largiam
ipddlen. Nber aus areu5ungen ipirp
cine ausse5ei6nete Nrt se3iidtct.
Sas berantpodIenoc iunae
Siibnerpolt beparf piel Shatten nnb
g~eniisenb 8arm gum berumtummeln
ooer fir Gusldufe. Gin ars9cSeifz
notes. pas @ahstbum bcfornernoes
Suffer lit Snferidrpt (Stcel Gut
Satnncbp uno eS gibt politin fein
beiicres Wittel. Gs lit eigentbiimIi6.
Dab ons S%aferitrot cine dbnlide
@irtung auf bic Siibner bat. mic bic
6iitternng Deg 5aiers alif Die Sferbe.
Sas Iderbau : Separtcment
bat cs an9ebraht gcfmuben. Dem ais
gcmeinen Iberglaubeu auf Sen @runb
81 geben. ba6 Der Wono GinflnB auf
oas @abstbum upo @ebciben Der
Sflnn5en bat. Iis elmer Heibc bon
@eriuhen lit bcrporscsangcn. baB
ldon bic Sbeorie ieoer geeriiubune
entbebrt. SroBbem miro lid cine
@cnsc 2unblciite ni6t ousreScn
Ialien, bab aartoffeln. Die in beuen
9souonddten sepflan5t iperpen. mebr
ms 9rant ihieBen. aber @oub>
bunfelheit nnpernfals Die groBteu unS
iboniten grbdpfel 8citigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
Diimitiges Seidjen.

ONHFtSSS OStuCus
Srau (su ibrem @atten, Der Die
@el6iuht bait Sd CLAUDE. Die ariiis
lit noriiber, Mdmnhen: Define gaie
ipielt f6on ipieber ms 8lduli6e
binilber.
= - ~
Wiid5tern.
o.: @ds MAIDEN Sic benin bier in
bieIcr @egenb?
g.: SD in6e 8obnung?
o.: 8as, iest nm 5ipei 1lbr
Hahts?
g.: So = meine eisene.
- - -
gnfprmdsppQ.
Irreitant (als CT in Den Voliseiz
fpogen iteigen loa): Rcin, in Den
8agen geb' / netl - Sabt's benn ia
Mutomobiiu?
Gut geiagt.
8rofeHor (ein nenes aiiien nit Der
Snl1rift ,Hube ianft" auf benz Sofa
erblideno) @ie fommt MIR Der
OIuOIIetI III HletH SUNHlers
- - y
@cfabr inn Ver5ug.
Ha6bor: 8as lit beun los; Gle
Iinb la gang aus Dem 9dusden2
Sen alapierlfiiinel inh' ih, gleif
fommt mnilifaIii1er Geiu6!
Iadbar: Sas 8lapier itebt ia
offeu2l
SEA eben; ib mills a6idliebeni.
y - -
0~efdbrlife Statiitif.
Srofeiior: SIN ean5en 8eihe err
5euet nan idbrlih ca. 5peieinbalf
Miliarben 3ieeeliteine. Sannh fallen
aif ieben &opf iedsunofiinf5ig.
3 - y
6inblide sprsfaIt.
SD fann gar nift beereifen, tpas
es nit meiiler Taiheniibr lit, fagte
elm Iann 81 ieiner Srdu; i'd CLAUDE,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
Mnsmeis iber ben Befanb
- her -
Iowa Trust and Savings Bank,

prsauihri inter een SeItssM Ssma's, etabiirt 40
Dubuque, I'M Gountp Dubuque. am ShIuie
ots geibdites am
10. gngnif, A. D., 1909,
MT. sr bsm @siess semdB an ben auoitsur bes Staa.
ties aeriadt ipurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
@ntla6en:

Setraa an ~gsedbitln. Bombs une anoeren
bistonttrten cher Q~efauitet uno Don Der
Bdnt g~eeisneitn Siderpeiten.. -. =. 81, rs. ea0.0
Saarbetrdse an Sano ipe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
sssxsa,bnrssr aDassfif, prsirssaa, bsa "a. ansat 1909.

ib mub lie gum llbrmader seben, baB
CT tic dusputt.
Stein, Sapn. nntiportete biernuf fem
fleines per5ogenes So6ter6en, Die
llbr braliht ni6t aitsgepubt 81 ipers
Den. ib nnb aarlden baben tie bieien
Worgen gang lanee im @nidbeden
aefpaihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-08-24
Staat a. lss.
Gubuuue Epuutu, 80

eta at soma. lss.
Dubuque Gountu. g"
MIr, y. N. 2asp. prdhssnt. u. z. 2nId
Vices Vrdioent. uue Wlanrioe Srppu. aaihrsr
obenQenammisr gant. bsinm0re ieisrlih. bah nab
msinsm beiten sstisn une slauben poraehsnoer
elusmtis ppuiianoia. nabr uno rihttg 1T; unb oaB
bic oben anae9sbeneu gnibaoeu bona hoe'' eigsus
tbum beioster Hanf In ibrsr @apaeiidt ais Corpora.
iiem limb; une oaB te,u Sbsl ~berielbeu beIagitr Bout
Al BEN Sipede seltheu oosr porgsitoieu pcroen ii.
nm ais 1beil ibrsr @nthahsn anatasbeu ~ psroen.
y. u. Saep. YraNbtnt.
u. Z. 9ufd d, Vtetspraitbsnt.
@aurtee Sroipn n. aatfrtr.
Dor mir unteritriehen NIB beihmoreu BON
y. ~. saen. ". Z. snidb nnb Diauriee Broom an
slsism IS. Soss oss susait 1909.
Sect 3. @tlisn
lSisasl.l bffeutIiher Rptar.
.. D. Rteer.
etiier v. StifsIl.
$. Wt. MeJabetm
Direttortn.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-06-11
Eleventh Annual Sale.

George Mcintyre has issued posters
announcing his 18th annual sale and
delivery day of Deering harvesting
machinery, Keystone and Sterling side
rakes and leaders, John Deere leaders,
sulky plows, Empire, DeLaval and Blue
Bell cream separators, at Yale, Satur-
day, June 10. Over one hundred vehi-
Giles are set up and ready for your in
spectiOn consisting of top buggies, sur
reys, open driving wagons and bikes
They are of the latest designs and are
warranted to be as represented. We
will also have on display large and
complete line of gasoline engines, wind
mills, harness, wagons, land rollers,
pumps, plows, cultivators, spring tooth
and spike-tOoth harrows, manure
spreaders, etc. Come prepared to take
your purchases home with you. If you
wish you can make your purchases now
get tickets on the buggy and take the
articles away on day of sale. Terms
of sale: Cash or bankable paper. Sale
begins at ZOO o'clock a. m. Come and
bring your friends.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-06-11
Blue Ribbon Races.

With more good horses in training
than in other years the blue ribbon
meeting at Detroit, july 26 to 30, prom
ises to be the best renewal during the
quarter century of activity on the part
of the Detroit Driving Club. Detroit
holds the place of honor, its meeting
being the inaugural of the grand cir
cult, and for this reason the racing is
better than in any other city, because
il is the first clash among the horses.
During the winter and early spring
upwards of five-hundred horses were in
training at Memphis, Macon, Selma
and other southern points. Many of
these have moved to the north where
they have been Joined by hundreds OF
others. At the Michigan state fair
grounds alone two-hundred are being
prepared for their campaign. The
backwardness of the spring has not
affected the speed of the horses, fol-
June | found them far advanced all
along the line, some of the early work
being surprise to the trainers them
selves.
Detroit again gives its famous M. q
M and Chamber Of Commerce classes
There are two other stakes and this
quartette will he surrounded by about
fifteen purse events, making a program
of rare excellence. The M. 81 Nj. is
twenty years old this summer. From
its inception il has been the one race
that is talked about winter and sum
mer, and this years renewal is expected
to be the 1909 sensation of the turf.
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NhONNN W AAOiNNiAf hNHDOANNN W APN'i
that we raise one percent for contin.
gent fund, one-fourth of one percent
for highway, onefourth of one percent
for sinking fund.
Yeas Staley, Bell, Holden, Pearce
Middleton, Goheen o.
Nays-None. (0l
Carried
Moved by Holden and supported by
Pearce that the Mayor appoint man
to superintend the construction of the
road north Carried.
Geo. w. Bell was appointed.
Moved by Holden and supported by
Bell that the report of the engineer on
the lighting plant be tabled for one
week. t. Carried
Moved by Holden and supported by
Pearce that the Light and Water Board
be asked to make written report and
recommendations regarding the light
and water plant, one week from to-
night. Carried.
Upon motion Council adjourned
+. Il. Palmer
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VALE oHAR1ER. NO. So O. e. s.

ID OCULAR MEETINGS for 1909 will be held
IL On the following Wednesday evenings of
pacl month in Masonic hail. Nale:-February ~;
Mar 10; Apr Z; MAY o; june s.; july :; Aug. A.
sept. 10; Nov 3. Dec. 1-29
Mrs l.. Roy Fuller, w. NJ.
Nrs j. @. Holden, See. w. \. Cayanagh, w. p.
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1t is reported that new bank will
be opened at AlmOnt.
c. Muma, of Melvin, who was taken
TO Pontiac a few weeks ago, insane,
has recovered and will soon be at home.
Andre Simmons, well known Rich
mOnd man and a director of the
Macomb County Savings Bank, is crit
ically i'll.
There is so much opposition among
the people of Bad Axe in regard to
changing the name to Huron, that the
decision may go against it.
Grande Pointe Hotel, the largest and
best equipped hotel on the Flats, was
totally DESTROYED by fire last week. 1t
is expected that the hotel will soon be
rebuilt.
Another Flats hotel burned June eth
owned 10y Capt. William Smith. The
season was just opened and there were
five guests. The hotel was partially
insured.
VIM. Gray, jr., a Romeo man, while
driving his auto in Detroit streets, ran
over Mrs. Jennie Penney, fatally
wounding her. She died later in a
hospital Gray was not held.
Mrs. j. d. Foley, who has been in
the millinery business in Lexington for
great many years, will close out her
business there and has purchased Mrs.
j. l.. McGrory'S stock at Peck.
The construction of a new overhead
railroad bridge on Military street, Port
Huron, will soon be begun, some
material already being on the ground.
Terms Of agreement have been made
between the Grand Trunk and Pere
Marquette and the plans have been APP
proved by the city.
Indian Dave" a well known brave
of the thumb, is dead at the probable
age of LOG years. lie has made his
home for upwards of go years in Gil
ford township, Tuscola county. lie
spent his winters making baskets and
bows and arrows and his summers
travelling around selling his wares.
Oscar Becker, aged 81 years, former
~ a merchant in Marine City, but late
" working farm with his father,
near that city. attempted unsuccessful
ly to end his life by shooting himself.
lie fired three shots none of which
penetrated the brain, but flattened
themselves against the skull and then
fell to the floor. 1t is said that the
mind of the young man has become
unbalanced