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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-09
Graduation Exercises.

The graduating exercises of Chelsea
academy and grammar school held in the
Town hall Friday evening passed OF very
successfully. The speaking was good
and the essays well written and delivered
in pleasing manner. Music was rem
dered by the school, Miss Nora Taylor,
one of the teachers, presiding at the
piano.
The graduating class OF the academy
consisted Of three young ladies, Misses
stella Clough, Hope Abbott and Ola
Hood. They we're all dressed the same,
in white, and made a very pretty appear
ance on the stage, which was trimmed
with potted plants and the class colors,
dark red and silver.
Miss Clough, before her essay, gave a
nice salutatory to the teachers and class
OF 1911. Miss Abbott interested all with
some fine prophecies for her class. Miss
Hood had a beautiful valedictory and her
words Of farewell to the teachers and
class we're very touching.
The diplomas we're presented by Super
intendent II. d. Casey in well chosen re-
marks.
As usual the hall was crowded for these
exercises and the only fault to be found
was the noise from the balcony which
prevented many from hearing the speak
ers. After the exercises, Mason s. Stone,
state superintendent OF schools, gave q
short but very interesting talk.
Program-Prsyer, Rev. ]. A. Law
renee: music; "The Story Of Lake Cham
plain and Sslutatory, Stella J. ClOugh;
"Champlain, Grace w. Densmorei ''Ihe
Village Philosopher" G. Daniel BiXby;
ssThe Burning Prairie" Ruth NJ. Ran
som: aJune Time" Una NJ. BohonOn;
music; People VIII Talk, L. Blanche
Reed; tThe Woodbox," Glenn A. Lougeei
emusic and Musicians" and Glass
Prophecy, Hope Abbott - Machine Made, F."
Gerald A. Bixby; "Little Brown Hands,
Beatrice E. Snyder; music ''ln sugaring
Time" Pauline Darlingi "He Worried
about it." Ralph Il. Stanton; "The
Comet" Ethelynd NJ. Sargent; Comets
and valedictory, Ola NJ. Hood; presenta-
ton OF diplomas BY supt. Il. D. Casey.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-09
Union superxIsIon.

At the high school building In South
Royalton, Saturday afternoon, June 4, q
union meeting was held, consisting OF the
school boards OF Bethel town district,
Royalton town district, South Royalton
graded district, and runbridge town dis.
trict at which II WAS voted to form a
union district for school supervision I'M
der the provisions Of Act. SO OF 1908.
p. s. Belknap was chosen temporary
chairman, and the vote being taken to
form q union, the meeting proceeded 10
organize permanently by electinR X. r.
Burnett Of Bethel as permanent chairman
and Fred Z. Allen OF Royslton as secre-
tary. The meeting then proceeded to the
election Of q union supervisor OF schools
for the district so formed, there being
three applications for the position, in
Guiding an application by Prof. Wilson.
The supervisors year begins July 1, and
Mr.. Wilson was elected on drst ballot.
The fact that be is on the ground and
familiar with the locality and conditions
and ready to assume the duties July
Was much in bis favor. He was elected
for one year, at a salary of sii00
Hon. Mason s. Stone, state superin-
tendent OF education, was present in an
advisory capacity, and made very prac-
tical address and gave facts and figures
that were very helpful TO the assembled
committees. J. Wesley Miller, represent
ative from Bethel in the last legislature,
was also present and spoke on his own
experiences as superintendent OF schools
fer The town OF Bethel, and made some
very helpful remarks.
In accepting the office Mt Wilson
spoke briefly, outlining his own views Of
the work and how it should be accom-
plished to give best results, and asking
for he hearty support and cooperation
Of the committees in this first year OF the
new work.
The state pays tllOO of the si400, leay-
ing only $500 to be paid by the districts,
to be spportioned according to their sew
eral grand lists.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-09
South RoyaItOn Notes,
N. J. SARGENT. Local Editor

Mr.. and Mrs Scott Clark Of Manches
ter are visiting the parents OF Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Georgia shepard LayaIe is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Shepard.
Charles Brewster of Medford, Mass,
visited his sister, Mrs. A. g. Whitman,
last week.
Regular conyocation OF Rising Sun
chapter, o. E. s., next Wednesday even
ing, June 10.
DIR. and Mrs. E. j. Fish are passing a
two weeks visit with their son, DIR. J. E.
Fish, at Canton, Mass.
A reissue in pension has been granted
Charles E. Pitkin Of South Royalton, at
he rate Of $40 per month from May 8,
1910.
G. W. Brown met with an accident last
saturday, necessitating the amputation Of
q part Of one OF the fingers Of the left
hand.
Toe ladies' Aid OF the NJ. E. church
viii hold food sale next Saturday from
until 5, and every Saturday hereafter
until further notice.
Thomas jenkins, whose sudden death
occurred at his home in Tunbridge last
week Wednesday, was for several years a
res ident OF South Royalton.
Rev. Sherman Goodwin, minister Of the
Cong'l church, has accepted an invitation
10 preach the baccalaureate sermon at
Norwich university at Mortified, June 10.
Next week Tuesday, June IA, at 2:30
). m, a Republican caucus will be held
at the town house at Royalton to choose
delegates to the state, congressional dis
trict and county conventions and to elect
a town committee to serve two years.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-09

Mother Grayis Sweet Powders for children cure
EeVerlshness, Headache, had stomach, Ieetnlls
Disorders move and regulate the bowels arc le-
slruy worms. They break up colds In - hours.
They never fail. An Druggists, Sc. Ask today.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-09

A specific for pain DR. Thomas Eclec-
trio OH, strongest, cheapest Imminent ever
devised. A household remedy in Amer
iea for % years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-15

the prosecutor promised 20 submit
proofs on all statements not based ON
testimony already In. Or Grimes an.
swered:
Yes"
From the facts you have testified
10 would you say that, in your opinion.
the patient had collapsed and that an
attempt was made "a resuscitate herr
yes"
In your judgment was a criminal
operation performed and did the pa.
tient die IN its performance
Yes"
To all OF these questions Mr. Lodg"
offered objections, asserting that they
required the witness TO pass on Qucs
tions that We're for the jury alone 10
determine.
The court drew the line at one ques
ton. asking the opinion OF the witness
as 20 whether the operation In ques.
ton had been performed by Dr..
Fritch.
on cross-eXamlnation, Attorney
Lodge brought out that some Of the
organs were decompONed I'm part owing
10 the action OF the water Mr.. Lodge
dwelt at length on the condition of the
body In an effort TO show that II
might be accounted for in other ways
than those advanced by the prosecu
ton.
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TONIC EXACTLY
SUITED TO WOMEN
Rich Red Blood viii Preserve
Health, Prevent Pain and
Avoid Many Common
Troubles.

II women keep their blood supply
hre and sufficient. IL Will overcome
Rorbid tendencies at critical times in
leir lives aud many troubles growing
ut of functional disorders would be
Eoided
Regularity in her habits, care OF the
let and a safe tonic for the blood are
/ that is necessary in most cases to
reserve the health in the most trying
me of woman life On this subject
IRIS. @. s. Stegenga, of No. 81 Sigs-
Pc street, Grand Rapids, Mich, says
4 For the greater part of several years
was feeble and sick in bed from female
aims, my stomach was weak, and al
lough had a good appetite, the smell
d food nauseated me. The large guam
+ w of gas which formed on my stomach
aimed me a great deal and sometimes
lade it hard for me TO breathe. | had
'Dlitting headaches, my heart huttered
nd my back was 40 lame that il hurt
he to bend over or 10 lift. Sometimes
felt bloated and had rheumatic-like
'ains in my joints
II doctored steadily for long time
ut could get no help. decided 70 try
pr. Williams Pink Pills upon learning
nat they had cured cases like mine.
box several boxes OF the pills and they
|,orked wonders. NY headaches have
ever returned, l picked up in weight
nd strength, the indigestion left me
nd have been we'll ever since. l am
bad TO recommend the pills for it may
bean health to some sufferer"
If you are interested in this treatment
end for our free booklet, plain Talks
b Women.
Women will find in Dr. Williams
link Pills the tonic exactly suited to
heir needs. Most of the ills from which
1ey suffer are due TO bloodlessness-a
ondition which the pills readily correct.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are also in
|aluable in rheumatism, after-effects Of
10 grip and fevers, sick headaches,
;omach trouble and neuralgia
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
II druggists, or sent by mail postpaid,
n receipt of price, 90 cents per box; six
oxes for % 30, by the Or Williams
[edicine Company, Schenectady, n. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-15
DIED.

ASCHENBACH- Feb II, at residence.
$50 Parkcr-ave.. Charley. age 10
years. beloved husband 81 Florence
AsChenhaCh son Of Wilhclmina Asch-
enbach, brother OF Mrs Louise Hal
version. Henry n. ana Alex. l.. Asch-
enbach Funeral Tuesday al go y.
m from house.
FRANK Feb. II, 1910. Annie Frank.
nee Getzen, beloved wife Of John
Frank. aged % years Funeral from
residence. 1853 Clay-avo. Tuesday, at
$50 "a. m. and from 81 Johns church
at "a. m. Funeral car 10 Mt. OliFet
LYNCH-Feb y, 1910, Catherine
residence Of her hruthcr-iu- law,
Michael Hurley. 100 Aylmer-a ave.
Windsor ont Funeral from ahoN O.
residence. Tuesday al % a. n., Inn
maculate Conception at a. mn. east
ern standard tiUc Please omit How
ers.
MacGNNES- Doua}d Machines, died
suddenly Feb. Funeral from res /,
idence, eos Ferdinand. Tuesday ?
MASSERENT-Feb H. Frances NJ G..
aged ~ years Is months and l6 days.
beloved daughter Of August and We
torig Massereut FuHcrdI from par
entS' residence. Ss9 Townsend ave.
Tuesday. Feb. -, az $3.50. tp 81 An
thongs church at TO &C. m Inter
mcnt az Mt OliVct
MAITNE-Elizabcth, wife OF John
Maunr. Funeral from residence 5is
SiXth-st.. Tuesday Feb. 49, at sac.
and from -. Peter and PauIs cathe-
dral at -.
O'BRIEN-Mrs. Ella OBrien. 492 camp
behave. wife Of Martin Ol}riuu.
mother of Jennie. Gerald and Nellie.
at Grace hospital Feb. r. Notice OF
funeral later.
SCHALTE- Feb TO- 1910 az hs late
residence. $50 Edward plu Frank. be-
loved husband Of Josephine Sehalte.
and fathcrNuf John. Edward. August.
Richard Joseph and Frank ScHJltr.
and ~ Mrs II. KNOBS, Mrs. IT, Eheiu,
and Mrs j. Leonard. age 2 years.
Mineral "Wednesday at SIS Va. m ana
i'm the Church OF che Auuuuciatl0u Ht
Q a. m Burial az Crosse Poiutc.
please omit flowers.
SCHWEIM-Auna iu her 66th year.
dearly beloved wife 81 Christian and
mother OF Mrs. ~. a. SChwartzel. Fred
Henry Charles and Elizabeth
Schwelm Funeral Tuesday 30
o'clock from home, l2iN West Grand
blvd
STEVENS Feb 10. az residence. 463
Greenwood, Dr. George Hayden stew
ems aged 80 years. beloved husband
or Iarah Is stevens Funeral Tues
day afternoon. at 2.3U O'Clock In
terment az Syracuse. y Y
WATSON suddenly Feb. - James r.
Watson. at residence OF his son WIN
W Watson. 1925 Rtvard-st., husband
Of the late Esther l. Watson. and
father OF Bert Watson Funeral ser
vices at residence az o'clock Tues
day evening lnterment at Baker
Hill Ont.
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BIRTHS.

GIRLS
Frederick Race, 1870 Chandler.
Charles Leakc, PIC Orchard
Joe kOcik, 6S7 Medbury.
William Needham $40 Macomb.
Sidney Hosford . Columbia.
Anthony Dombroski 800 Palmer.
Joseph Guebbi, 34l Mitchell
Alex Souilliere. 623 Mcclellan.
Ralph Hollingcr i2S Twenty fourth
Joseph Herdy, Il chapman
Edward Mlicv. y Bushy.
Charles Felshaw, APP Michigan.
Jan Altman, GH2 Garfield.
Joseph Partenski, 1913 81. Aubin.
BOYS.
Page Taylor. 4I6 Grand River.
Arthur Andrews.
Richard SMELL, Sl4 Rivard.
George Douglas. 81 Ferdinand
Frank CetlinskL llO6 McDougall.
Frank Dune. 249 IIolbrook
Adolph WenCel, 80 Calaghan
Joseph Danielak. 1873 Palmer.
William Hoffman. 1852 Porter.
Walter Jackson. 116 clinton.
John RadcmacEer, go Rohns.
Camille DamiCo. G7G Seventeenth.
George Dun, Providence hospital.
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Saloon WHAGkEO
FROM DETROIT
PULPITS
addresses Boosting Cause of Temper.
ance Made in 70 Churches and
Pledges of Moral and Finan-
cial Support Follow.
roper Application of Public Opinion
Only Cure For Liquor Traffic, De-
clares E. H. Cherrington.

The pulpits OF 20 Protestant
burches in Detroit and neighboring
Pmmunities were given over Sunday
the cause OF temperance. It was
.nti-saloon Sunday. and the results
ere highly gratifying TO George w.
orrow. superintendent OF the Anti
hloon league I'm Michigan. II Is es-
mated that fully 10000 people heard
pc addresses.
1t was the biggest day of the kind
ichi9an has ever seen declared Mr.
orrow. 1T showed that the people
Re with us in this movement"
4 AS result of the services. Il great
lmber of pledges of moral and Gnan-
al support in the leagues fight
kainst the saloon were received.
One of the strongest addresses was
Dat given by Ernest III. Cherrington.
.iltor OF The American Issue, the
fgan OF the American Anti-Saloon
|ague. IN the Jeferson-ave Presby
brian church. Sunday morning
There is only one real plan for re
Rrm--the creation and proper appli
'ltion OF public opinion he said
There Is no other way to solve the
bloom problem II IL must be solved
must be decided Ike other great
lestions. There is no question as "a
. no is to solve IL, The people as a
+ hole must decide They must unite
! common cause
The real value OF every religion
hs consisted in the ability of that
8ligion TO relieve human suffering.
I'D 10 establish on earth Gods real
Ingdonl of righteousness II consists
well IN the desire 10 help brighten
e dark places on this earth.
When We measure the progress OF
1 oral reform In the past. the gain
bows itself In unmistakable terms.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ernest Lipscomb. p, Jackson; Lola
McElVee, Is. Detroit
Samuel Patterson, 33, Toledo, Flor
ence T. Hedges 2l Detroit
Max schwartz "a, Anna Scppcn. -.
Walter H. Mitchell, Is. Toledo. Maude
SoCkmau. 27, same.
Louis Cohen. % Sarah Koustanten-
oyskN. p.
Alvin II. Johnson -. Theresa Kolp.
IS
Ind, Ardella &. MullineauN. 5h. Detroit.
Arnold r. Merrill. -. Helen Irwin. "a.
Harold NJ. Swing. 20. Toledo, Mary
\ Wescott, %. Detroit
william kreEer, %, Detroit Mary
Austin, -, Royal oak
Clarence A. Slsson, %; Mary l..
Hayes, II.
20.
Sam Paroles. p. Gussie Rosenberg.
d
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Continued from Page OneD
that did it, not an inexperienced
hand"
is that the way you square it,
asked Lodge.
We'll, now. you've got me
yes. | think have said Lodge,
Sd rCastically.
Lodge continued reading: II (Dr.
Crimes, have heard gossip that a
doctor or medical student might have
cut up this body. That is not true.
Nc doctor or medical student would
cut up this body, without taking out
the heart TO examine H. II is useless
To- work on the theory that doctor
cut up the body.
Did you say that asked Lodge.
II don't know" said Grimes.
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look All His Money.

often all d man earns goes 20 doc.
tors or for medicines. TO cure a Stom.
ach. Liver or Kidney trouble that Dr.
Kings New Life pills would quickly
cure az slight cost Best for Dyspep.
STA. Indigo stion. Biliousness. Constipa
ton. Jaundice Malaria and Debility
CSC at f. c. Kinsers, Central Drug
Store and Gray & Worcester's.
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H0ME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN 1893.


SCHULTZ Feb. n, 1910, Teresia
Schultz, aged 50 years. Funeral from
residence OF Miss Mary BlOiuk, 800
Clintou-st, Tuesday, at s a. m. and
from 81 Joseph's church at $50
o'clock. Please omit flowers
W ESTPHAI.-Feb. Il, 1910. Charles.
beloved husband az Frederick. Fu-
neral Tuesda! at y. m. from fam
IFS residence. ll07 Twenty third St
Lexington papers please copy.
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-f..iN ...lars N.,tue of ID. r. Il.
company
Natf.r III hereby given that the an
,,t..-. utrffre ut stockholders or the
I.Iftv connecting Railroad company.
ftr tU- election 20 directors and the
transaction ut sugh other business a.
mas como aF before. the annual meet
t1IrpHhV fu tf- city of Detroit Michi-
gan. up Wednesday Marcn ~. 1910. at
/ H. m gU] order OF the directors or
tsIgrci, n SANDERS.
Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-15
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Frances NJ f. Masserent, IL years
ST Mary's hospital; obstruction OF In
testines.
William Mclssner, 20 years. 21s
Twelfth, pneumonia.
Betsy j. Loucks, 43 years, Lebanon
Mo. cerebral hemorrhage.
Hortie y. Donoghue, 20 years, Grace
hospital pneumonia,
Sis;'r Stella Moran. 81 years. 1877 Nc
Duugdll; senllity.
Erne Kelly. 3 months. 1881 Chene.
cunvulgions.
Joseph Dreher. - years. 1861 Helen;
apopleNE.
Mar o. schlng, 81 years, $50 Vine
wool; senectus
Mary Droewjantak, ] month, % otis;
bronchitis.
Francesca Filasinski. 81 years. $40
WessuH, pneumonia.
Zachary Reidell 81 years. 100 Dra-
COON. aortic reEurgitation.
Richard Burk. 30 years, 535 Adelaide
pneumonia.
Benjamin. A. Welstcd. a. yeras. SO
King. p"rnicious anaemia
Frederick W Higgins. - years.
Woodmere, pneumonia
Thomas Is. Goodwillie, 46 years, III
Trumbull. meningitis
Theresa CisZeWSki. - years, 1909 Du-
bois, pneumonia.
Anna Wilkowska, g. years, 23s mi
nois; bronchitis.
Charles Westphal. SO years. 1907
Twcnty-third, nephritls.
Charles AsChenback, 40 years, $50
Parker. pneumonia.
Alice NJ. Stewart, 81 years. Great
Eastern sanitarium, shock from burns.
accidental,
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"No. H." Powerful New serial
nv r. VI. " hite, Author of '"The
Grtma0n Blind" and "The Weight
of the Crown" viii begin la The
Times Wednesday, Feb. 10. Get
the First Chapter.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTEKURBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW IIMITFnG-

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LIMITEDS--
1880 m, 1925 a. IN. and 1888 p. m.
lliut only, 6:3S ,. IN. Locals for Flint.
: d. IN. and every two hours to .. m
oxford only IL ,. m. To Romeo. s a.
m, every TWO hours 10 10 p. m; IL D. IN.
PORT 1T Ron LIMIFEDS-7:45 a. m,
1915 "a m. - y. M, 8 as p. m, Satur-
DAVIS only, 40 r. M. Sundays only,
IL .. m Locals Tor Port Huron hourly,
a. m TO H. Ia. also 9 p. IN. to Ma
rine city. To Mt Clemens. half-hour-
~ so a IN. 90 9 j. IN, and hourly to
II r. IN 10 Mt. Clemens via shore
Line. hourly. G.4S a. IA. to 9.2S y. m,
also IL =. pa.
TOLEDO LIMITEDS--S 20 a. m. IL .2O
a m go and 5.2O =. m. Locals for
Toledo. hourly. $50 a. m 20 30 y. m.
also g. 30 .hd 4 T.. m. for Monroe.
JACKSON IINITEDs - 7;4J a. IN.
Ig4J. 4.45 and Gas D. u Locals for
Jackson {, a. m.. aud every TWO hours
III . D. u. fur Ann Arbor a. M. and
hourly TO IL D. m. FOR Plymouth and
NorthNillr. $50 10. aud hourly TO I 30
u. M also a. m. and IL 3. m saline
cars for NpsilaUtL
NN,andOttc Division S3 a. m. and
huIt-Lourly 20 S.33 y IA, hourly to
! 1913 D. 40.
Pontiac DiVISion--6 o. ul.. holf-b hourly
untH q. m.. then hourly 10 IL p. m;
birmingham only i p. IN.
Orchnrd Lake Divisions a m. and
hourly until il =. IN
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The.
People SPACES


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one cent per word each insertion.
cash In advance. No advertisement
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Persons whose names appear In
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rates call
H0ME-CITY 1885.
BELL-MAIN 1893.
Tor the convenience OF patrons,
arrangements have been made with
1he following TO receive liner ad-
Ntiusemeuts at the same rate as
charged with the home office.
EAST SIDES
Hong hten-French Coal Co.. 432 Can
neld-aVe east
MI Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
GratiOt-aNes
u. brOwn, 1859 Jefferson-ave
D. MePherson, 2i00 Gratiot ave. oppo-
site ear barns
WEST SlDEt
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J. W. Willard, 1919 Forrest west
w W. brush, 594 Michigan-ave.
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s

We enjoy unexceed facilities for executing orders for the
purchase and sale securities Direct private wires to
Boston New York. our New York offices face the New
York Curb Market Our offices located within
stones throw OF the Boston Stock Exchange and Curb
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prompt deliveries OF Stocks purchased
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AtroMonILr,. boArS a aNGtNr>
ron Observation-Disclosures.

ENTIRE outpt tor furnishing % eueese
factory nearly new. &. t. Gregg,
Pomona Mich
CfENN drv. hard or soft wildwood.
Houghten French Coal Co. Ridge s63.
SODA FOUNTATNS. billiard and Ioot
tables. new and secondhand Geo
Marsh &C. Farmer 50 u terms.
ORDER your hay. straw shavings. salt
chicken feed. etc, from
GEO. BESANCON * SONS,
1so9-i8l5 Grand River-ave. Phone
Oak 3JS Walnut 9S
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hypothetical Question Figures.

The prosecution then read a Ions
hypothetical question based on tesii-
nony already in and proofs yet TO b"
submitted. as TO whether. in witness
opinion. Mabel Millnau was ia such "a
condition. previous to her alleged visit
to DR.. Fritch as 10 make an operation
desirable Attorney Lodge entered a
strenuous objection, but Judge Phclaa
allowed the question to stand wncn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-15

TIMBER LUMBER CHEAP. wrecking
tass and Grand River. Detroit
Housewrecking co. Grand 2320; City
2i63.
WANTED--Cor. Michigan and Fourth,
70 furnish rooms complete. 81 week.
Sumner Co.
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GRIMES STORY is TORN
TO TATTERS BY LODGE

CONTINUED from Page OneJ
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INFORMATION REsPoNSEs

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Cem
block and brick machines, value 5000.
What have you? Address d. box 81.
Detroit Times.
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BUSINESS CARDS
MONEY TO LOAN.

HORSES and COWS removed promptly
Aiillenhach Bros. Phone West l0S-S95
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BUSINESS orPouTI MITES.

81 DOWN. 81 WEEKLY-Vacant lots
for building or Investment, all parts
of city W rite or phone for plats
aud particulars MESSENGER a.
MOORE 205 Telegraph bldg.
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ONLY HARNESS SHOP IN good town
for sale, with building. stock and
tools. Address II, box %. Detroit
Times
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WANTED 49, Experienced bind
cry girls. Friesema Bros. Pig.
Co.
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OLD SHOES made new while you wait,
the modern way Famous Shoe Re-
pairing Co. as State-st. Cherry 53S-R
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-15
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-15

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