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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-17
ToRAcco's EFFECT ON EYES.

TAMAQUA, Pa, May DIR. Bron-
son, medical examiner on the Shame
kin division of the Reading Railway,
expressed the opinion that excess
smoking, was weakening the sight Of
a large percentage of railroad men.
All the employees of this division
have been put through the color test.
and DR.. Bronson discovered that very
few of the young men have perfect
sight. He was surprised at the num-
Der between the ages of 81 and 2S
years who applied for positions who
could not tell one color from the
other, neither could they read small
print on specimen cards ten PAGES a.
way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-17
A RESTLESS PROFESSION.

'You make it a rule to keep your
constituents interested as much as
possible"
eyes," replied Senator Sorghum.
"In politics there is no use of trying
to let well enough alone. If you don't
give people something to think about
they'll be giving you something to
think about" Washington Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-17

If people take you for an easy mark
it's your cue to get busy and mark
them of your calling list.-Chicago
Daily News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-17
Shipping Page
EDITED BY J. M. DAT
EDITED BY J. M. DAT
Mail Steamers to Depart.

Name For. Depart.
Asia, Yokohama May II
Sierra, San Francisco, ... May Is
Korea, San Francisco, ..... May 20
Manuka, Victoria, ........ May "a
#Arizonan, Salina Cruz, .. May "a
Wilhelmina, San Francisco, May rs
Mongolia, San Francisco, May 30.
Makura, Victoria, ....,.......M May q
Mongolia, San Francisco, 49,. May 30
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-05-17

A close observer may be far sighted
Chicago Daily News.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

LECH.

DETROIT, Mich. Policya
aresztowa}a parke, kt6rej po-
myslowo6ci. W urzadzeniu O.
szust6w Jest senzacya dnia
tematem wszystkich niemal
rozm6w. Aresztowany May.
va sic DR.. Henryk B. Keeler,
jest z fachu dentysta, q a
r%esztowana ,,pani' ms bye
.jego %prawowita malzonka, u.
.dal9ca jednakowoz ida biz
nesu" siostre. Ma panu dem
.ty6cie ciezy zarzut, 90 "
celu wyludzenia $4,000 Cd
jednej kobiety W Brooklynie
N, Y. chcial sic z MIA zenic,
" 'czem znowu bardzo po-.
mocha j gorliWie popieraiaca
.by}a siostra.
Policya ieet zdania, ze.
aresztowaDa para Jest para
oczajdusz6w, ~poszukiwanych.
juz przez europejskie i anne
rykanskie w}adze.
Aresztowanie nastapilo =
poWoou rozpoznania v PAM
Keelerowej, glcsnei j podej
:rzanei oddaWna aferzystki.
81 E Nebr, William U liz d
IFlege, farmer zoatal uWiezio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

+I54St# y%gsE -hrtE+ 4-S&&& El+z tH&"s. @@l5E sE3&s
HAMMnNn iNn a..
do; a. ,ah,ta;L !, ! j,
- !. - !, R,ff;nntan
who'd, nr1unoaLona ~ q.
brnvm;a; kadzi na,alniona,.
wr1atkiam ; zvwcam ole n;a
horak nootowal . kadzi W.
doh,,toIha,,ana Ill :a.l;aia.
nieazcze5liwapo rohotnika
pdvz cia}o .odnad1o mn al
ko6ci.
~ /. ], 1,I,r11 |, u,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
RATY E%XKUEsYJ,N.Ez
okazyi o~bozowiska z. OF P,
Milwaukee posiedzenia !.
Knight Templar's,
Chicago.

Bilety ma ~sprzedaz koleja Chica.
go& North Western, kazdego dnia
cd 80 Lipca do ] Sierpnia, z Okla
zyi obozowiska Il. Of p. Milwaukee
j kazdego dnia Cd 5go do. 8go sier-
:pniaz poWodu posiedze1ia Knight.
Temrlarss " Chicago. Doskonaia
sposobnosc godna widzenia tych
Mast konwencyi i zobaczenia
wielu przylegfych pieknych lato-
wych przyjemnostek, jezior j stru~
myk6MM Wiskonsinie j p6lnocnym
Michiganie. Pc bilety j zupe1ne III
formacye zggileosic sig do agent6W
sprzedajjacych bilety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
.Ogloszenia miejskie


a;,,'.hnnd6m = shr,,Lo,ran; 80 !;
ohra,nnwan;a drnpiai i. Fran.
klinuI. .
Zawiadamia sic niniejszem, Il "a
rad mieis ski miasta W1nona, MINI.
ma posiiedzeniu, kt6re odbedzie sic
dnia 1go sierpnia, 1910 o:godz. $50
wiieczorem " lokalu rady miejskiieJ
" budynku miejskim, po1lozonnym
PREY p65lnocno zachodnim-na1rozniku
~czwartej j Lafayette III. " wspom-
nniisa1nym mio5cle tam WWtenczas o.
bradowa6 bedziie . brukowaniu
%obfozeniu, zapoobieeggajjascemusobsypa-
niu sic nasypu, przy drugiei ulicy
Cd wschodniej llnii@ Market u. do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
Wr6g kobiet.

Pewnemu staremu, zggryyzliwemu
kawalerowii, opowiadanol 9 m1o-
dziehicu, kt6ry oswiadczaj2c sig
pannie przykklek ma jedno kolano..
- ia sic mu ME. dziwiee, cd
powiedzial ~ gdyz wierze " me-
tampsychoze jak Egipcyanie. Mu
sia1a pred przyjsciem ma SWAT "
tego cz}owieka wejsc dusza wiel-
blada, kt6ry przykleka, gdy ma
hyG obciazonY olbrzYmim ciezarem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
Propozy cye przyjmowane ma
brukoWanie i o~bramowanie
drugiej Franklin al.

&-+EEE g. - u go JTEEs LIEH148+.L-sE-
brukoWanie i obramoWanie
drugiej j Franklin al.
Zapieczentowane propozycye cd.
bieerane beda przez rekordera miej-
skiego W miescie ola miasta Wi
mona, MINI. ma brukoWanie oh
kfadanie drugiej ulicy, Cd wscheod-
niej linii Market I'll. do zachodniej
linii Franklin I'LL. i Franklin ul. cd
p6}nocnej l'nii trzeciej nj. do polu-
dniowej linii trzeciej VI. wszystko
" wspomnianem miescie, brukoWa-
ME ma sic sk}adac 2 zeszklonej cegl}y.
Wszystka praca ma bye wyko1naa,
ma j materya} dostarczony odpowie-
DINO do plan6wi specyfikacyi ma to.
potwierdzonych przez Jared miasta
wspomnianego miasta, dnia llgo
llpca, 1910 ! teraz zfozone " pllce
rekordera miejskiego.
Kazda propozycya musi bye do
reczona " zalepionej kopercie z a
pisem: Proposals for Second and
Franklin streets
Podpisany GEEK albo got6wka
must bye dolaczona do kazdcj ofers
ty podfug zaada1nlia :. o9d!nr!oosnle7jj i .ssgpeeceyyr--.
fikacyi j tam wwymiienionych wymas
gan. Wszystkie " specyfikacyi wy
mienione rozporzadzenia, musza
odnosnie do ofert bye st6sowane..
Formularze do ofert beda przy-
gotowane przez inzyniera miejskie-.
go wspomnisneg miasta. " s.
Wszystkie oferty bedag etwierane
przez wspomnianego rekordera
miejskiego, dnia lgo sierpnia, 1910
0 godz. $50 wieczorem W lokalu
rady miejskiej, " budynku miej-
skim W wspomnianem miescie W O.
becnosci wspomnianej rady miejs
kiej i must by; przedstawione pred
tenn rekorderowi miejskiemu.
Dano W Winona, Minnesota, u
go lipca, 1910.
PAUL A. JASMER
Recorder miejski
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
ZaWiadomie1ie.

St. Paul, MINI. dnia u liipca 1910.
PE'odajje do Wiado,moo6ci WieL.
Czfonlklrom m ze roczne posiedfza'een1iilee.
Stow. x: x. Po1skich y. Aimeryc,e#
odbeedzie- sic .d1nia 8go sierpnia 1910
J. Q ? godz. pc pofudniu " pleba-
nil niii-5Sw . Kazimierza RI. st. Paul,
MINI.
KS. P. KUPFERsCHMIDT,
.Sekr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

AIRED ''a'11ag i3as prawidf olw'eo PodpisanEe
pre- se'' mi lSl' Ws 'l'';
AZ mnia s1lf'1'' 1 ni dnia l So lGiIpcaa,
1910 lot'Iallhaa;HuD Wazneggo oggllaada e ia' VIZ W7ss;zz,y.
e t lIlt,flln9 'fe1'prs
INV t!ym czasie i sm1iejjssctnl ma wtspo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

Cacka.

sPoeta ma wizylcie u wielbicielki
poezyi: Pozwoli}em sobie poslac
PAM tomik mych poezyi.
PAM: Serdecznie dziekuje; cudne
rrz2fetcazy, ale gdzie ia tez podzialam
to cacko?
Mafy J6zio: W1ozy}a, mama pod
.:nroggee cd sto}u, zeby. sic ME ,kiwa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

#S48S8& $3M5{ gG&s Ag#$H#9 ##sA$ @SMH8S r$9sBA& 4SS
rodak6w mozzDa b,ylo,
zau5wazyc zinnych mast q ! Ak
!. Marlina, Waco, Hoeutsteoln1u
innych.
Wiel. ks. J6zef Zielins5kki,
: L[oc'kkhI b. ~wypowiie9tdsl'zsiaall
nam tn " tym celu bardzzo'
plomienista move, kt6rasnam
ma d}ugo zostanie " pa pa
nice. Pieknio d%eklamoWat1]
p, sltanis'aw Kowalewskii,
ry.marz tutejszy j kilka ma,
lych dziatek. Ma ostatks1u1
.przem6wii nasz Wei. Is. ].
j. %Szyma1ski, dziekujac zara
zem5 Mel: ks. J. ZielIhskie-
:mu "a przybycie tn do mas
"a ~wypowiedzenie tax pick
.nej j pouczajacej mowy, die
kujac zarazem Wszystkim
tym, kt6rzy sic czemkolwiek
.przyczynili do urozmaicenia
obcllodu. Potem sic publicz-
nose rozeszla do sWych obia-
dow. Pc poludniu przy do:
borrowed kapell j skrzypcach
o. Adama Pa}ki, 2 uciechy,
Re niemcy dostali W sk6r9,
rzne}a rome krakowiaki ku-
lawiaki nasza mfodziez. By1o
tez i sporo Amerykan6w,
kt6rzy sic cieszyli wsp6lnie
z nami, ta6czac swego squa-
"a. "A re o kawie lnb wodzie
by ta6czyc ME
przeto komitet OBJ
chodu dostawi1 kilka anty]-
piwa, kt6rem sic publ
bardziej jeszcze podo-
Szczepan Budzisz wygry-
wal ma swym klarnecie ma
ustroniu rome sztuki, bawiac
tym swym dowcipem star
cow j dzieci. kadny by} dzieh,
obch6d, piekne mowy
~deklamacye, wyborna ka-
pela i honorowa publicznosc.
sic wzorowo do lei
godziny wieczorem, a potern
sic ka5dy do domu swego
.abra} i teraz zn6w sic zasta-
nawia, ably gdy up}ynie zn6w
500 lat, drugi TAXI urzadzic
obch6d.
LECH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
iP,jnl,,c { hI, wylk "a u y. ~ y ttW66 s
,ca TAI ill,e,ilajjef 81 '1l':1 Roosevelt 81, IS : II !.
5DY1y prevalent. s.s sts11I s.1

caa@l6Jls sI l'aNss sIs1tsshOOseVelt:
IIollY 81 y " l'',;l'y, lent, B 551I1T8.
81 81 JOHN IN i n u q. ] Nl'l[ap,dll,e,stzlly
|tug y lb,lLii II Wiadlom sc eo do
oo'nl,le once = vet psozaslru, Ca Camp
|belltown N. B.
Osm os6b zginneIo " plo-
m r'ile,1i 800 80! d1JoEmnl6W z'lnlisz :,
cl,z,o1lniych, 50ool % q 4 b =. dLa-
chul mad giovanni, 100000
szgody.
Smierc siedmiorga ludz;
nastapila Z poaoedu eksplozyii
v jednej 2 fabryk, spowodo-
:Wanej pozarem.
Pf'o ci'tl wybucclhllf " fabryce
goht6w Richard Co" a .
powodu silnego wichru roz-
szerzy} siez gwaltowna szyb-
.koscia ma Gale miasto, nisz-
czac je doszczetnie.
PITTSBURG, Pa. w zeszlym
tygodniu Q 81 mad ranem
dokonano zamachu, celem
wysadzania v powietrze mo-
stu ma ]inii West Belt Ii
ne" PREY w. Carson ulicy.
Zamach udal sic zloczyncom
ltylko W cze6ci.
Poniewaz do wysadzenia "
rOWletrze mostu uzyWano.
niezawodnie nietylko. dyna-
mitu, ale j nitro g1iceryny,
przeto wtrza5menie bylo.
~straszne. w dalekiilmn promie.
niu szyby 2. okiem powypa-
daily. -Pok1ad parowca VA
]icot", stojacego .na kotwicy
ma rzece Ohio zopstai pre-.
d%ziurawiony jakim6 rzuco:
pym sila wybuchu.przedmio-
tenn. - w sasiedniem vie
zieniu powsta1 poplOeh w6r6d
600 wiezni6w. ~ e
Policya jest zdania, 70 "a.
machu dokonali czlonkowie
=--.E. #aseEE-.+ rGlEzS%. & %S:f%c t@EHF-NF#. SH%E5"
zwiazku, a to dlatego, 20 cd.
r. 1906 W kt6rvm firma INC.
Clintic Marshall Constr. CO..
kt6ra most %budowa1a, wpro-
wadzi}a u siebie system o
twartych warsztat6w juz u
most6w %budowanych przez
te firme pablo ofiera zama-
chu. .=.
Firma. ofiarowala $4,000.
nagrody ma ujecie sprawcy
wczorajszego zamachu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

M1ody le elirr1 do natarczywego.
w~ierzyciela: 8.
Jezeli ulz pan masz zamiar
.przychodziG co dzieh Z tym. r:achun-
klein przychodz przynajmniej 2
obwiazanP glowa, zeby ludzie my
ssleli, ze to pacyent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28

s|| N, VI. u { a
----------- ------ --- 1900 --r--- ---- 77T ~
nv pod zarzutemn, Z R, dnial
20 czerwca zamoorfdlto,yW9a Y ~ I,
"a siostre panfnI as =, ,u,iz'eeI Fllelg,e:
AresztowaDie: nn q 81 l1iGl1 M g
podstiaW'siie' ! IA :praslr,''o ~ g
farmerskiego Wllliama Ei 81
5 cchleeqnllkA1,a,imllI 4 .kktt!65ir''y' as dolnl MO
z 81 Fl y v 5'oo'h lllJy .apoaa6bt'
p'ozb'aaiWii zy'c ri1,2 s'wa sio y tir.a
"a to, e s;e sprzec&ilwy1iiaala
maize6stWu \ panna Ida
Hendrich.
Flege u%dowodni1, 80 Jest
prawdziwym chytrym.N lem
Gem, DO dokouawszy mordu
zaWezwal natychmiast poll
eye, ofiarowal $500 ma wy
krycie sprawcy, q parobka
ra.}EEEE - HSatF SE& %la@H#y%ES S&EAS.sE E%CS% -. az T%
grozba, ze 60 zamorduuje,
zmusil do f~alszywych zezna6.
Eichenkamp jedpak bedac
przez F]egego nielito6ciwie
maltretowanym doni6sl do
sadu, ze sluzbodaWca jego
Jest morde1c ca .siostry j po-
czyni} szczeg61owe zeznania.
co do dokonanego czynu.
PORTLAND, Ore. w mic.
Seize wybuchl gwaltowny po-
Ear, kt6ry zamienif W kupe
gruz6w najpiekniejsze budyn-
" nie6cie. Wedlug iednej
werhyi dwie, Wedlug innej
szes6 os6b stracilo W plomie-
mach zycie. w pfomieniach
take 200 koni. Ra
zem zamienione zosta}y "
zgliszczy wszystkie bu-
dynki ma siedmiu blokach.
rozlokowane. Strata wynosi.
przeszlo million do]ar6w.
YONKERS, N. Y. W}och
Tripoli 50 Iata LEGACY,
pokl6ciwszy sig 2 IONA .por-
wal "a n6z j mial go zatopic
jej SERGE. Gdy jednak reke
uzbrojona nozem wzni6sl do
CORY chwycif 60 pa1aliz "a
SERGE j W mgnieniu Okla powa-
lii trupem ma po lfoge. iona
jego Z przerazenia pad1a
zemdlala obok zw}ok avian
turniczego mela. Tripoli
ma lekkie pemiesza-
ME zmyst6w powodu upa}u.
WASHINGTON, D G., W
sprawie Charltona, mordercy
swej zony W Cowo we Wio-
szech,. ME powziaf urzad sta
nowy dotychczas zadnych de
cyzyi, mimo, &c Wlosi donna
gaia sic juz droga diploma
tyczna, wydania C!1aritona v
rece sprawied liwoSci
HAMMOND, IND. An
drzei Helo, robotnik W fabry-
CO cementu f'rmy Burlington
wpadi przypadkowo do Oh
kadzi napelnionej
wrzatkiem j zywcem sic ME.
borak ugotowal. 2 kadzi wy
hakami tylko szkielet
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-07-28
BREMOND. Tex.

A=Eh
m-
= 90 g. g.. a31
/ 'ssY q l9lO (l
ozano e'W'gpra Kedak cYo!
Nieda ~ % doplero MES
peina PRED tr 'z'al1 mrl1lleesf'laca'-.
mi, mlaiem + smutna chwile,
! notoWac zelscle & togo sIWia-:
ia ledne] I: = $40 s'l6str 1 ntlaaszzaesggo
IowarzystWa N, lmienlia Je-
zus.
DIS 20 uplywie tych pa
ru tygodnis zas lestem znje-
wolony notowaG TAXI sam bo-
lesny Ids s~zn:komosci ludz.
kiej, a mozie stokro6 bole6.
nieiszv. ze nam zaLk uby}..ie
den z czlonk6w naszego To-
warzystwa to zalozyciel to-
goz, Mikolai Zwierzy6ski.
S. P. Miko}ai pochodzil 2
pod zaboru austryackiego, z
miasteczka Lisko W Galicyi;
do Ameryki przyby} W roku.
1884, a przvjechawszy wprost
tn do Texas, osiadlszy ma
roll, ma niej Gale swe zycie
pracowa!. Najpierw dzler7a-
wit, a gdy sic ]uz llleco 40.
rohf kupif sob'e piekna,
przesz1o stomorgowa tarme,
l ma nle] swego zycla doko
nal.
,. I. M'ko1aj bJi dobr.ym
polaklem, gorl'Wym katoll-
klein, dobrym mezem ola 20
ny i dobrym ojcem "dla
dzieci. Oh roku juz niemial
dobrego zdrowia j sam soble
p~rzepowiada}, re juz dfugo
ma 6wiecie ME pozyje = cd
p1iesiaca zalegl loze i iuz go:
nieopuszczaf. Przvwo{a} do:
siebie kap}ana 2 Panem .Je-:
zusem. =. kt6rvm sic przed:
kmiercia poiedna} kilka razy;
ostatai raz. kr6tko pred
kmiercia przyjal Pana Jezu-
"a. q W pie6 godzi6 p6zniei
odda} Roqu ducha. nrzezvw-
szv ma tvm swiecie So lata,
pozostawif w n]outulonym
za'u zone, Jodnego syna l
p'ec c6rek, z ktorych trey
zamezne, i k'lkoro wnuk6w.
Pogrzeb o'lby} sic %. b..
m. prey licznym udziale pu.
bllcznoscl. toWarzystWa n.
lmlenla Jezus, 40 ktorego
nleboszczyk na'ezaf'
Mad trumna W kosclele
przeru6w'f W rzewDych s1o-
Wach Wlel. KS. proboszcz
S2vmQnak .Hn
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25
Ainlend.

VIM. $. Brown of Almena is serious
1y iii at the home of his son in Alamo.
Mrs. Jessie Stoughton is suffering
from the effects of a very bad felon
on the index finger of her right hand.
Mrs. Hattie Horner and little daugh-
ter of Lawton have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Almena for the
past few weeks.
Mr.. Travis Cressey of Plainwell,
VIM. Crawford and son, Jollie Craw-
ford and wife, Clara Crawford and
Mrs. Mabel Davis of Kalamazoo, were
here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Alex. Crawford.
A very pleasant surprise party was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Yeider by their relatives and
friends on February g, it being the
occasion of Mr.. Yeider's thirty fourth
birthday. Plates were laid for nine
teen and a picnic dinner was served.
The day was enjoya bly, spent by all
present and a beautiful china salad
bowl was presented TO Bertha" as a
reminder of the occasion.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25
wrence.

Several cases of lagrippe are re-
ported.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Barnes died last week.
Miss Irma Parks was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis ConlSlin the 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Conklin were
called TO Hartford last week by the
death of Mrs Birch.
The funeral services of Henry Parks,
who died on the 18th, were held at his
late residence on Sunday.
Mrs. Bidwell went to Hartford the
18th, so there was no school in the
grammar department that day.
Will Donovan's horse ran away on
Monday and was so badly hurt it was
feared he would bleed to death.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner Of Lawton
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Erdmon few days, returning to their
home Monday.
The Royal Neighbors and their hus-
bands met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Erdmon on the 18th and spent a
very pleasant day there.
While grapes have never been
grown as extensively in this vicinity
as in other townships nearby, yet the
vineyards are now increasing in size
and also in number.
Mr.. Pierce, the principal of the
school, was sick one day last week,
which necessitated his being absent
from school one-half day, but he re-
covered and resumed duties the next
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bressley enter
tanned a party of their friends and
neighbors at their home on the even
ing of the 18th. Those who were in
attendance report very enjoyable
evening.
Mrs. Joe Laws, Mrs. Lou White and
two children, and Miss Winona
Branch of Glendale, together with
other relatives, very pleasantly sur
prised Mr. and Mrs. Frank Branch,
their parents, on Thursday of last
week, happily reminding Mrs. B. that
they were celebrating in honor of her
birthday. Many suitable souvenirs
were left as reminders of the occa sion.
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Mrs. Becker is on the sick list.

Mrs. Becker is on the sick list.
A. b.. Post of Kalamazoo visited his
parents, Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Chappell has been
having the grippe.
The Merson school is closed on az
count of scarlet fever.
Chas. Dunn will move to Otsego.
Norris Day will work his farm.
Henry Beedle of Plainwell has been
visiting his brother, X. Beedle.
Mary Edmonds and children visited
her mother, Mrs. Hopkins, Sunday.
c. Langden has purchased a house
and lot in Gobleville. where they will
reside.
Mrs. M. Fessenden is staying a
short time with her daughter, Mabel
Woodruff.
Rev. Caver exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Nagler of South Haven, Sunday,
February 20
Thomas Sullivan of Chicago spent
last week with Wayne Joy. The two
visited friends in Trowbridge over
Sunday.
Mrs. j. Paige has returned from
the Kalamazoo hospital, where she
underwent successful operation for
a tumor.
A big sleighload went to the party
at the opera house in Gobleville, Fri
day evening, February, 10, given by
Mrs. E. Connery in honor of her
nephew, Minor Lee, of Houston, Tex.
DIR. Wiseley's sale went off lively,
everything bringing good prices.
The family and the balance of their
goods went to their new home in Co
bleville, Friday. During their stay
here they have made many friends
and will be greatly missed in the
church and social circles.
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Malta wan.

Miss Lois Wilson spent Sunday with
the Goodrich girls.
Mrs. f Murch has gone to South
Haven to care for her daughter, who
is .very i'll.
The juice factory is planning to en-
will permit.
Mr.. Wilson has rented his house to
Mr.. Howard, who now resides in the
Adamson house.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Towers went Sat-
urday to Michigan City for asvisit
with Frank Glidden's family.
Mrs. Smith, who has been with Mrs.
Burdick for the past few months,
started for California, Saturday.
The Sunshine club will meet next
Tuesday with Miss Ethel Newkirk.
Mrs. Willis will have charge of the
program. Members to respond to roll
call with Longfellow quotations.
The orchestra will put on the play,
GA Woman's Honor" March IS. This
promises to be good play. The or
chestra is one of our favorite organ
izations, and we should all help by
being present.
Friday the ladies of the w. II. M.
society surprised Mrs. Gilman at her
home. A fine pot-luck dinner was
served. A large bouquet of American
Beauty roses, together with other
tokens, were presented. Music, sing
ing and very interesting readings
given by Miss Bockius and Mrs. Cole
man helped the day to be most pleas
ant one.
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Geneva.

Charlie Clark and family are on the
sick list.
Miss Gladys Wood was home from
Bangor, Sunday.
Norman Clark is helping to care for
his father, Joseph Clark.
Alex Conkling of BloomingdNe is
visiting friends in this neighborhood.
WILDER Hoag has returned from Au-
gusta, where he has been cutting
wood with { Y. Tyler.
VIM. Beebe, an old resident of &C.
neva, died at the asylum at Kalama-
ZOO last week. Funeral was held at
his home Saturday. He leaves wife,
one son and a stepdaughter.
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Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the tax
roll for the township of Waverly is now
in any hands, and that will be at the
following places and at the time stated
for the collection Of taxes: Allen Bros
store, Glendale, each Friday from 8 to
p. M: Bennett & Lakes store, Paw Paw,
each Saturday.
A. FRIsBIE, Treasurer
43tf Waverly township.
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Struck a Rich Mine.

S w. Bends of Coal City. Ala, says her
struck perfect mine of health In DR..
Kings New Life Pills for they cured
him of liver and kidney trouble after ~
years of suffering. they are the best
pills on earth for constipation, malaria,
headache, dyspepsia, debility % cents
at all druggists. N
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Staggers Skeptics.

That clean, nice, fragrant compound
ike Buck eu's Arnica Salve will in
~tnntly relieve bad burn, cut, scald,
wound or piles, staggers skeptics. But
great cures prove it's wonderful healer
of the worst sores, ulcers, boils, felons,
eczema, skin eruptions, as also chapped
hands, sprains and corns. Try it. %
cents at all druggists. M
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An attack OF the grip is often followed
by persistent cough, which to many
proves a great annoyance. Chamber
lain's C)ugh Rsnsiy nis bssn sxssn
sively used and with good success for the
relief and cure Of this cough. Many
cases have been cured after all other
remedies have failed, Sold by all deal
ers. 10
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43tf
Tax Notice.

/ will be at the Dickerhoof store for
merly Shepard & Showerman's,) on Fri
day OF each week until March LIST, 1910,
for the collection Of taxes.
T. B. WooDMAN,
49t7 Treasurer Paw Paw Twp
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Gard of Thinks.

l wish to thank the msmoers OF the
Boosters club and the people OF Paw
Paw ia general for the courteous treat
m,nt given IN, in my dealings with
them.
s. B DowNER, @. r.
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Group

Causes uneasy nights but If you will
use DR.. Bells Pine-Tar Honey it will re-
leve in few minutes. There is moth
ing better. Guaranteed by all deal
ers. m
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