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having been Instituted, at law or other
wise. to recover the debt secured BY
said Mortgage or any part thereof.
Now Therefore, Notice Is Hereby Civ
Ell That by virtue of the power OF sale:
contained, In said Mortgage, and piIr-s
and provided. the said Mortgage will be
foreclosed by q sale Of the premises
described IN and conveyed by said
Mortgage.aYiZ: a} ~ AZ 4. 80 80 ss
The West .forty-eight (4s) feet 81
19ts s ens 90 e2 three 90 fogr
Smith Addition to New Duluth, Firsf5
Division, according to the plat thereof
on file In the office of the Register
OF Deeds In and for the County Of ST.
Louis and State Of Minnesota said par
Gel Of land being situate in st. Louis
the 'hereditaments and appurtenances:s
which sale will be made BY the Sheriff
OF said st. Louis County at the front
door Of the Court House, in the City
81 Duluth in said County and State. ons
the tn, 18th day 2. October, 1910, at 10
vendue, to the highest bidder for cash 9;
TO pay said debt OF Three Hundred Doll
lars, and interest, and the taxes. II any,
on said premises, and twenty five doll
lars Attorneys fees. as stipulated In.
and by said Mortgage in case Of fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed.
BY law. subject to redemption at any
time within one year from the day of
sale, as provided by law.
Dated September 1st, A. D. 1910.
4. = IL SARAH "A. SMITH,
x ~, ,sy,4 Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgagee, -,
40 Manhattan Building,
Duluth. Minnesota I.
L. W.. Sept 3. 10. u, "a, Oct. /, 8, $780,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis, SIS.
Be it known that, on this sth day of
july A. D.. 1910,~ personally appeared
before me, the undersigned, Notary
Public in and for said County Of St.
Louis, L. H. Bugbee, Ludwig Mosbaek,
c.. L. Goodell and B. A.. Beck, to me
we'll known to be the persons named
in, and. who executed, the foregoing
Certificate Of Incorporation, and they
severally acknowledged that they exc
cuted, signed and adopted the same as
their free act and deed, respectively.
Notary Public, st. Louis County, MINI.
My Commission expires May 3, 1917.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, DEPART
ment Of State.
I hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed for record in this
office on the 2lth day Of July, A. D.
1910, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and was duly
recorded in Book Ts Of Interpretations
on page 1853. = ~ =. e.. : ,,-,->-. ~ =
JULIUS A. SCHMAHL
Secretary OF State.
OFFICE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS
State Of Minnesota, County, Of St.
Louis So.
hereby certify that the within In
strunent was filed in this office for
record Aug. %, 1910, at $3.50 A. NJ, and
was duly recorded in Book II Of Misc,
page 5l1. - ~ :
NC PALMER,
Register of Deeds.
BY THOS. CLARK, Deputy.
l.. W., Sept. a., Oct. l, 1910.
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MARINE ENGINEERED BjEg II. sAa.
vs.. HOClATION No. ii 7S-MeetS every FridS.
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MUSICIANS UNION No. Is, A. Il. OF M
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their headquarters, IL Lake avenue Moth
President. L.; F. Berger; vice presid 6ht
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First street 4 80 81 z, e Il rs.
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Preaident. $. f. Jensen; .vics PRESIDENT. Ed:
ward Anderson; treasurer H.. j. Haltau ri
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Robinson. 431e Sixth avenue west: recording
SECRETARY. VIM. P. Perry. asa Lake avenue
south business agent. Edward Anderson
a031. West Fourth street. +%s:r 3, I s2 !
PI.AsTERERs' UNION. No. s.. @. r: L. 4
+ meets on second and. fourth -Wednesdel
Of each month at Kalamaxoo- blk. sPrbsi.
dent Richard, Callahan n vice preSident
Fred Wilson: financial secretary. Robt Gar
son; corresponding secretary. g.. !TunQuest
trustees. r. Thorson. Thoa Hanson. r
Denham. - .,I};<g -E*'! 4 l., y ii:
sTEAMFITTERS' UNION No. 42b-Meetl
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BLAoKsMlTHs' UNION, No. 4ss, meets the
nrst and third Thursdays OF each month
ct the Victor: Carlson Hail, 5s2S Grand Ave.
West. President, L.. Z. Haley; Vice Presi-
dent, l.. Larsen; Recording Secretary, r:
G. Phtllips; Treasurer, b. Smith: Financial
Secretary. Jacob Gilman.
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t Mortgage Foreclosnre sale.

4 $5s5g . ~ II ' Attorney Of Plaintiff,
Il w., Sept. 1O-17-27-Oct. 81 -8-16. 1910.
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Building Trades :: Department, American
Federation Of Labor. .<,;es IT,,
Secretary -Tres:urer, 4ia-t1so41t p oSrs;
Bldg. Washington, D. G. J. = :, 80.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis.-ss 4, ~ : = = -
District Court, Eleventh judicial Dis
~trict. g
CHRISTINA MORTENsON, "
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AMERICAN; FEDERATION or LABOR.
Executive COUNCIL; President, Samul
Gompers; Secretary, Frank Morrison |: Treas
urer. John B. Lennon. BLOOMINGTON. III =.
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JENNINGS DEEM.

A quiet wedding was solemnized
last Thursday evening, at the par.
sonage of the Presbyterian church,
by Rev. Baxter, when Mr.. Frank
Jennings and Miss Lettie Deem took
upon themselves the bonds OF holy
matrimony. Mr.. Jennings came
here from Cincinnati, about two years
ago, and has been in the employ of
the Heslop Machine Works ever
since. He Is fine young man, Of
many sterling qualities. Miss Deem
was, up to the time of her marriage,
the efficient chief operator at the
local telephone exchange, the period
of her service being something over
FIVE years, in all of which time she
made many friends by her courteous
bearing, and strict application to
her work.
A host Of friends are wishing them
future crowned with health, happi-
ness and prosperity. They will
board for time, after which they
viii furnish their own home.
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MAYOR GAYNOR
OF NEW YORK SHOT BY DISGHARED
EMPLOYE

New York, Aug. o. William J.
Gaynor, mayor of New York, was
shot in the head and seriously wound
ed today as he stood on the prom
enade deck of the steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse by James }.
Gallagher, discharged and dis
grunted city employe.
Gallagher was almost instantly
overp6wered and arrested. The shot
was fired this morning, fifteen min.
before the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
was due 10 leave her pier at Hobok-
en-, n. j. and the mayor was re-
ceiving god-speed from group of
friends preparatory to his vacation
trip to Europ,. l'he bullet struck
him behind the right ear a9d ranged
duwi al inaieting dangerous,
though not necessarily fatal wound.
'inless blood poison deyel ,ps the sur
ICONS are hopeful f the MAYORS re-
.overy, although at his age 50, such
I wound is essentially grave. To-
hight the MAYOR Is ut St. Mavr's hos
,:tal., at Hobokrn, surrounded by
,pecialists and with members Of his
amily gathered near waiting the out
,"me with ANXIETY. All early re-
ports from the hospital are hopeful
in tone and this evening SIX Z-ray
negatives Of the wound were taken
to facilitate the operation f.. s..ie re-
movaI Of the bullet.
Gallagher, the or!.-oe-assassin,
is locked in a cell at Jersey City,
held without bail. H. expresses no
remorse.
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TE CHER S INSTITUTE ADJOURNED
FRTDAY---WAS IMMENSE SUCCESS.

Sarah Gevens, Mrs. lie. Green,
Elsie B. Rifle, Stella Edwards, Fan
ME NJ. Mattox, Georgia Hill, Dora
B. Ellis. Dacie Rayburn, Bird Wat
terson, Anna L. Edwards, Emma S.
Dehl, Elnora Kanty, Mrs. Anna L.
Brown, Lena L. Gibbs, vancie
Meadows, Edith Rose, Emma L.
Rogers, Estha E. Carson, Elsie V.
Barnett, Bertice Ellis, Gertrude
Brinker, Berta D. Mason, Mary f.
Smith, Sylvia NJ. Crooks, Eunice
Vaughan, Sadie Mathews, Mamye L.
a. White, vena Finley, Susan Nor
riston, Forest A. Eden, Mamie Kir-
by, Jennie Bumbarner, Lodenia /.
Roush, W. G. Wilson, Mollie Bran
non, Vastha Meadows, Mollie Here
ford, Ada D. Tanner, Jennie Hutch
inson, Eva [. Meek, Minnie Cobb,
Mary McEuring, Clara Edwards,
Blanche Dalton, Mosella H. Colston,
Bessie Hereford, HERNIA G. Thomas,
Mae L. Darst, Gusta Sterne.
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D. S. SNYDER NOMINATED BY AC-
CLAMATION FOR STATE SENATOR.

D. S. Snyder was the unanimous
choice Of the delegates at tile con-
vention of the Fourth Senatorial
District, held at Ravenswood, We'd
aesday. Mr.. Snyder needs no in
PRODUCTION TO the people Of this
county, having been in business here
fr the past many years. where he
hrs made thousands of friends by his
genial manner and sterling business
qualifications.
The convention was called to
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INSURGENTS WON EASILY.

Des Moines, Ia, August s.-Re-
publican Iowa wrote herself vigorous
ly progressive yesterday at the Con-
vention which was in an uproar most
of the time, when Senator cummins
and Dolliver and the insurgent dele
CATION at Washington were enthusias-
tica;ly endorsed. Theme tariff law
was branded failure in the light of
.he party piedge Of !eas.
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SELL LARGE PACKET BOATS.

Pittsburg, Aug. e-The Pittsburs
& Cincinnati Packet company's
effects, including the river steamers
Queen CITY and Virginia, viii be
sold at Pittsburg on September 81
by orders issued today in the United
States court here.
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CONVENTIONS Held IN
ALL THE DISTRICTS LAST MONDAY.

Pursuant to the call heretofore
published in this paper, the Demo-
Gratis of the several districts, met
Monday and nominated the district
tickets and selected delegates to the
convention to be held here next Sat
urday. August 18th.
Lack of space will not permit of
US giviying the delegates from the
various districts, but the names Of
those nominated will be given as far
as We have been able to learn.
LmIs DISTRICT.
The convention organized by Sc
lecting Warren whaley temporary
chairman and W. H. Needham, Sec
retary, which officers were latter on
made permanent.
Geo. Somerville was nominated for
County Executive Committeeman, for
Lewis district.
P. H. steenbergeu was nominated
for President of the Board of Educa-
tion, and c. K. Blackwood and ].
Friedman as members of the Board.
The following delegates were Sc
lected from the different wards:
First ward-H. L. Whaley, Hem
ry Harmon.
Second ward-F. B. Tippett, Jas.
Hoover, Geo. Bruestle, f. P. AIRING
ton and Chas. Smith.
Third ward-sno. Clark, Jno. T.
BelIer, Dave Snyder, H. R. Howard
and Jno. Rayburn.
North Point Pleasant. c. Enopp,
l. L. Caldwell, f. B. Jones and
Monroe whaley.
Hickory cbapel-sam Eads, Jim
Hellems, John Jones and 0. f, Le-
masters.
The following committee of three
were appointed to fill any vacancies
that might occur on the ticket in
Lewis district: S. H. Mcneil, J. NJ.
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order by the chairman. 0. C. Cham
bers and the committee on creden-
tials made their report, which was
adopted. The other committees
were dispensed with.
Mr.. Snyder name being the only
one placed before the convention, on
motion of Mr.. Chambers, the rules
were suspended and Mr.. Snyder was
nominated by acclamation.
A committeeman from each coun-
ty was next appointed, after which
the convention adjourned.
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RIVER At Low STAGE.

The Ohio river has not been as low
in many months as at present and
the packets are wholly out of COM
mission. Even on the lower Ohio
traffic has been cut down toless than
half of what it was six weeks ago.
only the smallest craft of the lightes
draft running in the trade.
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COUNTY CONVENTION.

County Convention of delegates representatives of the Demo-
cratic from the several districts of Mason county, will be held
the Town of Point Pleasant the said county, August
l9lo II O'Clock for the purpose of selecting candidates of
said be voted for the general election, held the
Sh day November, 1910, for the following Offices Two
be of the House of Delegates. County County
Superintendent of Free Schools the
business be necessary and proper be brought before the
convention. Said shall of qualified
from each of the districts comprising county
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LOCAL TEAM WINS THREE STRAICHTS
FROM ASHLAND.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

Six games won out of seven played,
is a pretty good record for the past
week. Two of the games were for
feited games though. The one at
Parkersburg for the failure of the
Parkersburg team to appear on the
grounds and the one with Ashland,
because manager Lauterborn refused
to get out of the game after being
ordered to do 50 by the umpire.
The Parkersburg lean went to
pieces last Saturday, the players with
the exception of Ridsley, Chambers
and stroh, returning to there homes.
1t is said that the reas m for the dis
banding of the team was that they
were in arrears with their salary.
The team was recrganized again nj
Charleston, with Chambers as mana
ger and will finish cut the season.
The local team left Wednesday morn
ing for Charleston, where they will
play series of FIVE games, Now is
our chance 10 pull the proud Charles
ton bunch out Of first place. The
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GENTLEMEN.

\ Nae l.. DarSt, OuSta Sterne.
GENTLEMEN.
/ VIM. Sayre, Geo. L. Reed, Jas.
E. Jiyiden, Harry L. Wears, Thos.
L. Wright, Carey Eckard, S. NJ.
McDermitt, VIM. Rainbow, R. P.
Ward, Chas. S. Edwards, Roush f
Probe, ]. 7. TernelI, Geo. H. Bryan,
Geo. Reece Ball, Andy R. Ball,
Chas. Hereford, VIM. T. worley,
J. W. Foglesong, Jas. Irwin, Geo. c.
Musgrave, L. c. Rose, Ed. L. With
ers, S. NJ. Boston, NJ. S. Roush,
Mark Sulphin, Ray Forest Connors.
H. f. Cooper, ]. D. Canterbury, NJ.
c. McCartey, Clifford R. Myers,
Chas. R. Wolf, G. W. McDermitt,
Horace R, Miller, T. H. Brown, f.
E. Meadows, Chas. D. Ball, Grover
a. Stewart, Donnelly Fl. Yeager,
Harry Ray Howell, J. c. Rose, Jas
per B. Yeager, ]. F. Fadley, NJ. F.
Smith, F. H. Medows, C. L. Hull
bert, Latham Sayre, B. H. Jackson,
r. NJ. Rousb- NJ. C. Lewis VirpII
f. Hereford, Eli H. elders, J. f.
Hartley, Holly Casio, Granville
Bechtle, J. F. NJ. Hill, VIM. K.
Dabney, A.C. Kelley, Vernon Jones,
jacob Greenlee, Cuas. NJ. Stephens,
0. f. Lemasters, Chas. W. Wise,
james NJ. Crump, B. 5. Smith, A.
W. Asher.
RESOLUTION.
Be it known that we, the teachers
in Institute assembled at Point
Pleasant, Mason County, W. Va,
after spending a week in one of the
most interesting and profitable in
stitutes in the history of Mason
County, think and feel that it has
been good to be here, and that We
are confidently hopeful that We are
better morally, broader mentally anG
higher professionally than when we
50 assembled, ard that We here be-
fore God highly resolve, that we
will strive with all our powers to
exalt the profession in whatever part
Of the field we NAV be called to
labor, by earnest constant and de-
termined effort.
end. We desire to extend our
thanks to our very worthy Supt. Mr..
Shawkey for the able instruction he
has furnished US for this occasion,
and further desire to express our
sense of honor for the masterful way
in which he has discharged the
duties of his high office.
srd, We also desire to thank our
very worthy instructors for the man.
ner in which they have SO ably con-
Quoted thisssInstitute.
9Th, We desire also to make men
ton of the able, faithful and fearless
manner in which our County Super
intendent, Mr.. Green, has discharg-
ed the several duties of his Office.
and we recognize in him splendid
supervisor, conservative leader and
a man who has not yet reached his
best, and we pledge ourselves to help
him make this the best year in the
school work of Mason County.
5th, We wish to thank the teach.
ers of Point Pleasant for the splen,
did entertainment given on behalf Q.
this Institute, and We desire tc
tharsS, and further, to congratulate
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EVENING SESSION.
Singing.

First session-Mr. Marsh intro
duced Mr.. aaunafn, director of the
rural schools of West Virginia, who
addressed the Institute for short
time on this subject. DR.. Louden
then took the floor and made an ex-
celleut address on the The German
School Master, which pleased every
oJG very much.
Second session-Hon. Virgil A.
Lewis, state historian and Archiyest
addressed the Institute for short
time. Mr.. Marsh then gave short
lecture on, School Decoration and
Sanitation after which the Insti-
tute adjourned.
Night Session-Hon. Virgil Lewis
lectured at the court house, which
was enjoyed by every one, very
much.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING SESSION.

WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION.
Singing services conducted by
Mrs. Bryan wa the first thing in
order, Wednesday.
First morning session was taken
up by Dr.. Louden of Columbus, o.,
who gave an interesting lecture on
the Art of Language.
Second session was devoted to a
spelling test in which every teacher
was required to take part. After
which the Institute adjourned for
dinner.
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cLENDENrN DISTRICT.

Joseph Dabney was nominated for
President Of the Board of Education.
c. L. Rose for member Of the Board
of Education. F. L. Neale was re-
elected Central Committeeman.
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COOPER DISTRICT.

The following were nominated at
the primary, held Monday last:
Hugh Daugherty, President of
Board of Education, E. Fry mem
Der of board of Education, J. W.
Pullin and Ed. Hoffman, constables,
and Pat Wilson, Executive.
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lrdett and /. |. Caldwell.

Burdett and /. |. Caldwell.
The convention nominated L. A.
McMilRn, President of the Board of
Education, of Lewis district, and
Vim. Lawson, for Commissioner.
No farther business appearing, the
convention adjourned.
wAoeESER DISTRICT.
Mr.. John Behan, President of the
Board of Education.
Mr.. Peter Knopp, Commissioner.
chas. S. Edwards was elected to sue
eeed himself rs member of the Ex-
ecutiye Committee. Perfect har-
mOny prevailed throughout the con-
yention.
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ARBucKLr DISTRICT.

6. R. Maupins was nominated for
Presidenteof the Board Of Education
and Mont Kerns for member of the
Board. chas. Cox was nominated
for Justice of the Peace.
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GRAHAM DISTRICT.

Richard Grinstead was nominated
for President OF the Board of Edu-
cation. J. G. Layne, member of
Board of Education. S. f. Grim,
for Justice of Peace.
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LADIES.

Rosa NJ. Saxton, Hazel Lewis, Ora
E. Eckard, Forest E. Shirley, Maud
Z. Sayre, Bertha Bailey, Maud Bal
ley, Elizabeth E. McDermitt, Maud
L. Wilson, liza 0. Keister, Virginia
Behan, Alta Keister, jamie V. Fox,
Essie Meadows, Lenora Somerville,
Mary NJ. Bryan, Katherine B. Cot
tie, Mary Smelly, Carolyn Comstock,
Carrie Mcintosh, Clara Ferguson,
Julia NJ. Ryan, Mary f. Howard,
Anna Lewis, Roma E. Gibbs, Elyza-
beth Priddy, Louisa Seigyist. Anna
L. Reed, Ida L. Rake, Mary F.
chamberlin, Elizabeth B. Crimes,
G1dye F. Hart, Edyth Dunn, Elyza-
beth Greenlee, Ethel Greenlee, Mere
dith E. Smith, Mamie E. Abesten,
Nancy L. Brown, Dana R. Clarke,
Martha Day, Eta E. Lynch, Alice
A. Austin, Eva L. Wright, Ida f.
Alexander, Mathene o. colston,
Mary f. capehart, Mayme B. Burns,
Mary Jackson, Ethel jackson, Ida
NJ. Jackson, Felora F. Hosg, Mann
ie knight, Mabel canter, Doris S.
RAINBOW, Esta Ridenor, Gladys Gist,
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fos the Register 81 a year.
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THURSDAY.

Thursday was the Institutes lar
gest day, it being the date on which
the memcers of the Board of Educa-
ton from the numerous districts at
tend. Opened by singing and script
ure reading. DR.. oudon addressed
the institute, after which Mr.. Marsh
made short lecture.
Evening, DR.. Marsh addressed the
Sstitute on The Kaiser and his
dntry. Second evening session
,&as taken up by Mr.. Marsh,s ad-
dress.
S p. m. the Point Pleasant band
gave a concert in honor of the Insti-
tute, after winch Stewart F. Reed
!. l csured. Every one was much
pl ased.
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FRIDAY MORNING.

opended by singing.
First session, lecture by DR.. Lou
don.
Second session, Supt. Cooper, o,
Point Pleasant introduced Mr.. Trot-
ter, of Morgantown, Dean Of fLatir
in State University, who gave an in
teresting lecture on the control OF
children, after which our Mason
county boy" Virgil 4 Lewis. gave d
detailed account of the murder Of
Cornstalk at Point Pleasant.
Evening devoted to the final bust
nd of the Institute after which it
adiourned to meet again next year,
each and every one declaring this, a,
having been on Of Mason county 5
most successful Institutes.
The following named teachers we've
! attendance at the Institute held
here last week:
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-05
he Link That Binds the Cities of the State
Condensed
Time Table.

Leave Jackson
For Battle Creek-Kalamazoo.
Limited,
AN. 700, 800, HOO.
Pm. 100, 500, 500, ZOO
Am. $50, 7:So, $3.50, 1880.
Pm. 1880, $3.50, $50, 500, 900. /
Leave Kalamazoo
with connections at Jackson for
Detroit via D., J. G. G.
Limited.
AN 700, 800, HOO.
Pm. 100, 800, 500, 700.
Local.
AN. 5:15, 1880, $50, 1880 y
Pm 1850, $3.50, $50, 500, s;0o
Leave Jackson
For Lansing.
Limited. 49,
AM $50, 7:so, $50, 1880
Pm. 1880, $50, 4:SO.
Local.
Am. $50, $780, $50, HOO.
Pm. 1880, $3.50, 500, $50, 500,
$50, HOO.
Leave Lansing
with connections at Jackson for
Detroit, via D., ]. & C.
Limited.
AM ZOO Sis, 1915.
Pm. 1915, 2:15)4:15.
Local.
AN $50, 7:15, els, 1115.
Pm. lis, 3:15, 500, $50, 500,
$50, HOO
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BETWEEN
Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Lansing,
St. Johns, Jackson
AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
Also All Points on the Detroit, Jackson
and Chicago Railway

dispatch and delivery made same
handling OF all
handled carefully and
satisfactorily thanh anyo
Local Agent address the General
Jackson, Mich.
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Special and
Chartered Cars

Arrangements can be
made for chartered cars for
picnics or socia! gatherings
at a moderate cost and on
short notice.
Such cars will be devoted
exclusively to the use of
the party. An ideal way
for a days outing at some
of the LAKE RESORTS
along the lines of this
company.
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Limited Cars

Especial attention is d.
rected to this service. Cars
are large and roomy and
no expense has been spared
to give the passenger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-05
A PLEASANT RIDE
AT MODERATE COST

These cars operate IN
each direction, over all divi-
sions, every two hours.
making it possible for pas
sengers to connect with all
steam and electric trains
with very little delay.
Baggage Will Be Carried on All Cars