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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1912-08-30

entertained most royalty at six
o'clock dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Fucker of Frankenmuth.
Mrs. j. w. Hurd was i'm Detroit
this week on business.
Fred Goodrich and Miss Nellie
Hitler spent Sunday in Saginaw.
Miss Russell and Miss ellis OF
Birch Run were in town Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. b. ID. Bibbins and Mrs. Fred
Pomeroy were Flint visitors Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. HARDWOOD Price,
Harry Price and Miss Mia Fent al
tended the races i'm Flint, Tuesday
Mrs. Alfred Ford spent Sunday in
Saginaw.
Miss Ida Wadsworth spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Barthol-
omew.
Miss Amanda Miller is visiting
her son, Frank, in Flint.
Miss Jessie E.Ikrebs has returned
to her home in Charlotte, after q
weeks visit with Mrs. j. w. Hurd
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EAST BIRCH RUN

Mrs. O. T. Vickory, of Saginaw,
visited her daughter The first Of the
week.
Arthur Cooper returned to Wat
ters, Mich, Monday, after a few
days visit with friends and rela-
lives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sargent, ST.,
spent Sunday with Nora Sargent.
Chas. Zuellig attended the picnic
at Frankenmuth Sunday.
Ervilla Cooper has returned from
Saginaw after several weeks stay
@ith her grandparents there.
Elizabeth Metcali was at Flint,
Friday.
Roy and Elmer Boots have re-
turned to Saginaw to work.
Mrs. James Sutton is visiting rel
aiivcS at Flint.
George Sproul, ST., returned from
Flint, Friday. after spending several
days there.
Ralph Grey is doing some carpen-
ter work for Nora Sargent.
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TAYMOUTH

Misses Mary Z. Douglas and Net.
tie Wright of Macon, Ga., spent
Tuesday with Miss Marian Barrett
George Barrett was in Monirose
Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Rousseau visited her
daughters in Saginaw last week.
Mrs. Olive Weedfall spent Tues
day with her uncle, w. o. Barrett
Henry Rousseau, ST., spent Sun
day in Saginaw.
High Mccormick and family have
SclilIned home to Flint.
Mrs. W. q. Barrett spent Wednes-
.ar il Flint.
Mrs. Kate Ilolbrook visited
friends in Flint, Wednesday.
Miss Flora Mccormick has re-
turned home from Monirose.
The l.. O. +. NJ. are holding their
meeting with Mrs. Fred Helm, III
Flint
The Sr. Ladies' Aid viii give a
lawn social on August 28th al Mr..
Thomas Boodger's.
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and Mrs. A. N. cowper of Detroit,

and Mrs. A. N. Cowper of Detroit,
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. thinner and
spending a few days at Pontiac and
Orchard Lake.
Mrs. Lee Etter and children, of
Saginaw are visiting at the home
of |. r.. Field.
Miss Mary Field is visiting Miss
Mary Smith of Sebewaing.
Miss Gladys and Elizabeth Rice
of Midland are visiting at the home
of |. r.. Field.
Miss Inez Field is visiting friends
in Lansing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Williams en-
tertained their mother, Mrs. Maria
Williams of Durand the past week.
Mrs. A. Mooney, of Clare, who
has been visiting at the home of
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. O. b.
Davis returned to her home Tues
day
Mrs. A. Huyette, of Detroit, spent
Friday night at thehome of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. 4. Williams.
Mrs. o. b Davis and Mrs.
II. w. Choate and daughter, Carol,
were guests of Manley Davis Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. j. l.. Glover and Mrs. Geo.
Huyette of Flint spent Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Williams.
Mrs. Kate Dixon of Buffalo, for
imer resident of Clio, was here for
the home coming and is the guest
iof Clio friends.
/ Mrs. Ira L. Lent and daughter,
Mrs. Matte Green OF Cleveland, are
the guests of Mrs. Lenfs mother,
Mrs. Sarah Howell.
Mrs. +. Tuman while visiting at
Charleston Sprained her ankle and
was unable To return home.
Mrs. II. A. Daniels has returned
home after several weeks visit
with friends at Detroit and Pontiac.
Mrs. l.. A. Wright and Mrs. JAS.
Blight were in Saginaw Tuesday to
visit their niece, Mrs. Edward Lo-
well, who recently underwent an
operation in the Woman's Hospital
in that city Mrs. Lowell is report
ed as doing nicely.
Mrs. r.. X. Rose has been i'll but
is some better.
Mrs. William Miller, of Millington,
called on Mrs. Thos. Garter, Thurs
day.
Two auto loads had a very de-
lighiful trip to Frankenmuth and
return Sunday. The party consist
Ing of Mr.. and Mrs. John IL.
ORourke, Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Hurd. Mr.. Ernest r. May and
Miss Bertha Nj. Rice of Clio, Miss
Jessie f. Krebs of Charlotte and
Mr.. Arthur Granger of Durand were
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Local News

An eleven-pound son was born
Tuesday, to Mr.. and Mrs, Herman
Partridge of Mt. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler of Flint
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Butler, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Butler have re-
turned from few days visit with
their son Herman OF Onaway.
Miss Abb Butler has returned from
visit with relatives in Flint.
Mrs. Pearl Kirby and daughter
Dorothy. of Flint, spent Thursday
with relatives i'm Clio. v
Mrs. VIM. Grey and daughter
Leah Dell, of Flint, attended the
home coming Thursday.
Mrs. Augusta Chase, of Flint, at
tended the home coming last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Butler and
daughter Thelma, Of Flint, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur But
Ter. Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Robt. Traver, of
Columbiaville, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Butler, Thurs
day and Friday.
Walter Dawson, of Otisville, was
Clio visitor Thursday and Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Blue and chill
dren, of Mt. Morris, spent Thursday
in Clio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Boughten, OF
Detroit, returned to their home
Thursday after spending several
days visiting relatives and friends
in Clio and Theiford.
Rev. Gaylord Mike OF Jeddo spent
Sunday with Rev. y. Butler.
Mrs. ChaS Hill and children, OF
Pudacuh, Kentucky, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Melvin Montney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom Butler and
sons, Reed and Roland spent Thurs
day in Clio.
Mrs. Frank Price and daughter
and Mrs. Frank Palmer. of Mississ-
ippi, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. McKillop Home Coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Fent and fam
ily and Mrs. VIM. Leach of Mont
rose visited al VIM. Mckillop'S
Friday.
VIM. Maginn Of Mt. Norris visited
at VIM. McKillop's Wednesday.
Miss Iva Van Patten spent Sun
day with Miss Nancy Price.
Miss Margaret Losson of Ithaca
visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McNally
the last Of last week.
Miss Libbie Webster is spending
L week at Lake Orion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will thinner enter
tanned Mrs. Frank Price and Mrs
Frank Palmer, from Pineboro, Miss
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COUNTY LINE

Miss Myrtle Hill, of Saginaw, is
.hc guest of Mrs. G.. q. Fox.
Mrs. Katherine Heath has re-
turned home from Lewiston.
Mr.. Clarence and Miss Esther Ge-
low returned to their home in Sag
NAV, Sunday.
Miss Alice Chase, of Newark, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Diamond
Mrs. Eliza McCfady, of Grand
Rapids is visiting relatives here.
Elgie McCrady and Ray Day at
tended the ball game in Frenken-
muih, Sunday.
Only five automobiles have been
reported "siuck" on the State road
between the County Line and Old
Plank roads, last week.
The stone road grading gang were
forced to stop operations Wednes-
day on account of rain.
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EAST ARBELA

The Clio home coming drew a
large crowd from here.
Miss Geneva Monroe attended the
Clio home coming and went from
there to Flint to visit friends and
attend the fair this week.
A. C.. Tracy returned home from
Ithaca, Sunday.
mrs. naic Dixon, Of Buffalo, n. Y.
attended The home coming at Clio
last week and came home Saturday
with Mrs. II. +. Monroe to visit her
and other friends few days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hosea Curtis, of
Pine Run, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brewer, Sunday.
Miss Lucy Brewer and Miss Rose
Beebe visited friends at Flint, Sat
urday.
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Miss Bessie Ross and Mr.. Otis
Con were married at Saginaw on
August Goth. The young couple will
make their home i'm Missouri.
Miss Rena Lincoln of Carrolton
and Miss Edith Reardon are guests
of Mrs. L. CuthbertsOn.
Miss Laura Cuthbertson, of Sag
inaw, is the guest of her cousin
Miss Hazel Cuthbertson.
c. Forrest raised big barn last
Thursday.
Misses Agnes Bell and Maggie Bell
were i'm Montrosc last Tuesday.
Fred McNally spent Sunday with
friends at Bridgeport.
Frank Helm, of Flint, called on
friends here Sunday.
The st. Andrews society are go
ing to hold their doings at the fair
9raunds on Sept. =.
The Flint River Fair is Sept. H.
1S, 10.
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THETFORD CENTER

Work is progressing finely on
the county roads. Ten or twelve
teams are busy drawing gravel.
The Social Circle and Larkins
soap club will hold a picnic al
Buell. Lake September 2nd. a pot.
luck dinner will be served.
Mrs. Otis Scott is entertaining {
cousin, Mrs. Harriet Bowman, foi
a few days.
ressie Whitman attended the r.
oneer picnic al Long Lake.
Mrs. Ward Whitman, who WI.
taken - Hurley Hospital fo. an o.
Grafton. is Improving.
The weather has not been We.
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M. E. CHURCH NoTEs

Services Sunday, Sept. 4:
Glass meeting; Preaching,
Sunday School, 11:00; Ep
League, 600; Preaching, ZOO
Prayer meeting every Thu
evening at 7 o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid will med
church parlor Wednesday
noon September 18th.
The WOman's Home Missio
society will hold its annual Mot
meeting at the parsonage, Fl
afternoon September 9th a
o'clock. If you have old poop
your home make an effort to
them, and if you have flo
please bring them as we wish t
member all shut.ins with flowe
The monthly business meetin
the Epworth League, Tuesday c
ing September 3rd.
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Mrs. +. l.. Powers and Miss Liz Y
Wing Of Clio, and Mrs. w. III. IA
Tor and son Donald, of Flint, :
tended the wedding of their cous
Miss Jennie Reed of Farwell, I'd
week.
Mrs. J. w. Reed and daughtl
Mrs. Fred Bingham of Farwell, al
visiting at the home of ID. A. WHIP
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Merrill am
granddaughter, Shirley Montague, q
Arbela, were the guests of Mrs. Corl
Wilson, of Clio, during the hom|
coming last week.
The Waldo schcol begins mex
Tuesday.
The Clio schools open Tuesday
Sept, 3. The Annual Announcement
and outline Of The course OF stud,
may be obtained from Secretar,
II. u. Gage, Of tic Beard oi
Education.
MI. ANA Ml - -. :. Jpit Sptl, ~
Hadley, have been visiting al The
home OF ., 4. Anderson. They alsC
attended the Baptist convention al
Mt. Morris
The Misses Bertha CARTS anC
Florence Sopcr, Of Mt. Norris, Wis,
tied their cousin, Bernice Anderson
last week.
+. NJ. Richards of Alma has beer
spending week in Clio.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. ORourk,
and daughters Doris and Florence
of Richmond, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. O'Rourke during q
home coming.
Mrs. VIM. j. Green and daughi
Norma, of Holly, visited her sist
Mrs. j. II. O'Rourke, Wednesday d
Thursday.
Few people who own nothing
willing to own it.
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good for oats harvest in this vi

good for oats harvest in this vi
entity.
Mrs. Annie +. Johnson, of Grand
Rapids, attended the home coming
at Clio and has spent several days
this week visiting her many friends
in this place. We were all very
glad to see her and hope she will
see us all again next year. Before
her return home she will visit rel
ativeS at Lapeer.
Miss Mae WILDER has returned
home after spending some time Wis
iting friends at Saginaw, Bay City
and Vassar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bixby and chill
dren, Mary and Jack, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Geiger, have re-
turned home to- Saginaw.
Miss Ala Powers of Richlicld,
who has been spending week Wis
ilng her cousins, Bernice and Dor
Oily Sanfold d, has gone to Flint
where she will visit several days
before returning home.
Mrs. Henrietta Geiger has gone to
Saginaw to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Felt, OF
Flint, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. LLOYD Geiger
Miss Annah Habkirk spent sew
eral days in Clio visiting friends.
| Miss Inez Scott visited several
days in Clio.
Miss Catherine Mcdonald of Val
paraiso, Ind, is spending her vaca-
ton at home.
Mrs. Mary Sweet of Wolverine,
who is visiting al the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Taylor of
Clio, spent Sunday calling on her
many friends in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, Of
Flint, spent Sunday at the home of
Walter Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter, Of Saginaw,
are visiting at the home of Mrs.
| James BeckWlth.
L. i. Geiger of Duluth, Mimi, has
returned after spending some time
visiting his mother.
Mr.. Miller and Miss Virginia Reed
Of Flint, called on friends Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Drudge, of Clio, is Wis
Ting her daughter, Mrs. +. a.
Seclcy.
Henry and Myrtle Cummings, of
West Branch, are visiting their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. JAS.
Cummings.
Il. ]. Brabazon has gone to South
Dakota to visit his son who has
| been there for number of years.
Mrs. Martha Cot!rell, of Dawson,
is visiting friends here.
The funeral of Mrs. John Zeiier
was held at the home Thursday at
2 o'clock. Although she had been in
poor health for some time her death
was a shock to the entire commun-
ity. The floral pieces were beau
tiful and she was laid to rest among
the flowers. She will be greatly
missed by her many friends and
neighbors for she was loved by cv-
erybody. Rev. Osle oiliciated and
! intcrment was made i'm Thetford
cemetery.
Miss Bessie White, who has been
pending her vacation at the home
II +. J. WILDER, has returned 10
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Christian Endeavor Notes

The Christian Endeavor Society
will meet in the church parlors
Sunday evening at $50 o'clock.
Topic: The Christian Virtues IN.
Hopcfulness. Rom. ): 1-5 s: 24-2S.
Leader-MisS. Lizzie Wing.
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ss.ek of cu., ID ceurt.

Los Angeles. cai.-Though It cos,
Owen 5. Gorham fees for his
attorney and tho cost OF Cling suit.
he acquired one-vigitillionth OF m inch
of property purchased by NJ. V. Thues.
dell In 1894. AT tax sale Gorham
suittei title to It in Judge Houser's
court
In 1894. prior to Gorham's owner.
ship. certain property In Gardcna was
sold for DELINQUENT taxes. The law
n-ovided that a purchaser could take
ns much Of the property as would ,e-
compense him for paying the tax,
Truesdell paid sis and was given Shc
one-viritillionth of an inch across the
front Of the property This amount OF
land Is sufficient to put a cloud on
tho title.
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Chinese Highbinders Threaten a
Slave Girl for Telling Of
Sweetheart's Murder.
SHE SAW HIM KILLED
Missionaries VIII Endeavor to Pro-
teef the Woman, Aided by Oregon
Authorities, but Fear she VIII Die
. Violent Death.

San Francisco, Cai.-Missionaries
who are working among the Chinese
In Portland. Ore. and the local au-
thorities are facing a problem they
are finding hard to solve. II il the
girl, when she shall have been re-
leased from custody after testifying
against two members OF the powerful
Hop Sing Tong. They are facing
death for killing a young Chinaman
CT modern ideas who tried TO rescue
the girl from slavery.
Members of their band have threat
ened the girls life and declare that
some day and somewhere no matter
what the authorities may do a high
binder VIII reach OF Sen and she viii
be slain. The Hop Sings have
branches wherever there are Chi
uexe settlements. rad II Is known they
VIII protect members and take ven
geanee on anyone who transgresses
their code
OF Sen was a slave OF Wong 81
Sam. whom she describes as a high
binder and a ha;chet man on the
witness stand she asserted that fire.
ouentiy members o. the Hop Sing
Tong gathered in his room apd talked
over assaults and murders. Seld wah
ning was her friend and sweetheart
He aimed to get her away from her
life OF slavery. Members OF the Hop
Sing Tong learned OF his attentions
and finally decided he must die. She
warned seid. but he laughed and said
he was not afraid.
On the night of the murder Wong
and Loo Soon attacked him with q
razor. a hatchet. n knife and a club
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Had Earned a Rest.

A man WIG gets a lob nowadays
under the civil service has to work
n he doesn't. he is fred and real
man is put in his place. But It was
not like this In the good days OF old
Senator Bankhead OF Alabama. tells
the story OF man he met on the
street In Washington years ago when
sivii service in the government had
lust been established
We'll said the man. I've been
working myself to death for the best
three months trying 10 get 4 civil
service appointment. but you can bet
your life I'm going to take It easy
now
-weIl. I suppose you failed. through
lack Of infusncs.- sympathized the
senator.
-No.- said the naa. I've gotten
The anoosntm~n1s
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ruoster vsa h1llsd tedsy by An suto.-
WHY don't .you keep them upf-
ssYou said fhey weka'to ffun ont

ruostez yea h1led today by an suto.-
'Why dont .you keep them upf-
.sxou Said ffSy wefsto 'fui ont
80 Mr. Mary Ellen spent the ere
ming mendins the fence around the
chick<nyard. He was not an expert
carpenter. and his hands looked the
worse for. the experience when. he
came In
did you get any eggs today7" he
asked wariIy.
-No. guess chickens have to get
used. to a place before they lay"
The days passed and still the eggs
refused to'apear-
Maybe II doesn't agree with them
to be kept up suggested Mary e.
len
"what in thunder can you do with
them? You can't let 'em run and
you emit keep 'em up"
They are problem" said Mary
Ellen sympatheticai,y. And II takes
so much OF your time. to read up about
chickens. It's a shame. You never
get TO read the magazines or new
books or anything any more. That
last book got was a corker. Just the
Kind you like"
Mr. Mary Ellen sighed. A few days
later he said. These chickens are
scratching themselves awful"
Maybe they ought to be creased
"Greased,~
Yes. have heard that when chick
ems get to scratching themselves you
have to catch them and grease them
about the head and the wings and such
places. It's n uess to do H."
mot for mine said Mr.. Mary Ellen.
"rm no hen Fiubricator.-
But dear. they won't be healthy II
you don't grease them
'~Then they can pine away and die.
draf EN-
1T Is a shame for you to have TO
work so hard. wish you did not have
them You are just wearing yourself
out over those chickens And they
don't pay. either. They are not worth
it,
The next day somebody called and
said Mr.. Mary Ellen. with a twinkle
in hef eye, watched them depart
''Yes. ] did work hard said Mr.
Mary Ellen that night after supper
"But I didn't mind that. II II had
paid Il would have been all right Bat
there Is no sense In going on with 4
thing that does not pay
~Sot hit.- said Mary Ellen biithe-
". only not everybody has the sense
you have TO see it.--chicago Post
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Wsas ard Loo sesn Astseksd Him.
and after cutting him 10 pieces placed
the diSmembered body IN OF Sens
trunk and compelled her TO check the
remains to Seattle. wash-. after being
an eye witness TO. the crime
For several days OF Sen remained
in hiding with wong 81 Sam When
the trunk was found with her name
upon Il she was ordered to Canada
At Billings. Mont. abe was ordered
placed under arrest and taken back
10 Portland. Al firsf she refused to
make n statement. Then she tried
TO commit suicide. stating she had
been warned that II she testified In
court she would be tortured and slain
Later she was told that the crime
wtu.d be iixei upon her II she did
net tell nil she knew.
The authorities believe that oi
Sens testimony win send the Soon
brothers to their death II Is prob
able tho authorities will use her 20
identify other hirhbinders in Port
land
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ElvIsly Eillsa's
Way

Il think II would be nice to have
some chickens of our own" said Mr..
Mary Ellen at the breakfast table.
''The eggs We get would make a hen
blush. They are always high. too.
Didn'hyou pay 60 cents dozen last
winteaf'
Mary Ellen admitted she did.
That's outrageous We could raise
our own eggs for much less than that
And have fresh ones In the bargain.
And broilers. too. Think Of delicious.
tender broliers.T
Mary Ellen was not partial to keep
ting chickens: but she only said mild
": Chickens are a sort Of nuisance.
aren't they7-
mot II they are taken care Of
properly
well. do just as you please. Fresh
eggs would be nice"
That night . consignment Of Rhode
Island Reds arrived.
The next day the iceman left the
AIate open and the Rhode Island Reds
streamed into the yard. as II putting
foot on their native heath. With a
meditative eye Mary Ellen watched
them as they settled down Industrious
iy 10 the task OF over-hauling Ar. Mary
Ellen's pet flower border. They had n
grand time. They followed the trail
OF each worm to fits beginning in the
lower regions. They took dust baths.
They INDUCED In vigorous leg exer-
cises. When the day was doue and
darkness fell from the wings OF night.
their wings were, folded conientcdly
over a sense Of duty thoroughly per-
formed.
What In thunder II the matter with
the nowersT' exploded Mr. Mary Ei-
len o. be viewed the wreckage.
''The iccnan left the gate open and
the chickens got in." said Mary Ellen
meekly. Isn't II too bAdy-
Mr.. Mary Ellen staiked gioomily In
20 the house. The NEXT morning n
sign. shut the Gate adorned that
feature OF the domic.le.
About 10 o'clock excited squawks
and the furious footing OF an auto horn
roee on the air: and as the car whiried
4. on the king OF the fock. the respiend-
eut rooster. lay a rnutilated wreck By
the roadside
I'm awsaiiy sorry. dear. but the
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Same Fate :. Brother.

Philadelphia. Pa.-Waiton Is dead
IA result OF a fall when portion
OF the wall OF the new barn OF the
Trenton and Mercer County Traction
company gave way. Walton was at
work on top Of the Wall. fell 80 feet
and was buried under tho falling
bricks His bruther. Charles Walton.
met death In . similar way ten years
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Auto Llvery-rop Of the Royal
Gorge and skyline Drive. $3.50 per
passenger. Call II. NJ MeKIns,ry;
phone Canon los. is7tt-
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Tie above Is strictly a casa ac-
count. and shows the expenditure Of
district money 10 redeem outstanding
warrants, bonds, etc, as called IN or
der by the county treasurer. but IL
does not show the cost OF maintain
ing our fcAoois for the period coz
cred.
The following statement does show
such cost for the school year ending
June 80. 1872:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-10
of the Opening
of Our New
history Ware
rooms KNOWN
as the
Foster
Building

We might hail this auspi-
cious event with a grandilo-
quent announcement of some
sort of a special sale'-but
we have decided not to do so
because of the fact that the
terms ESPECIAL SALES
and WONDERFUL BAR
GAINS" have been so fire.
quently used of late land
sometimes with a deliberate
purpose to exaggerate and de-
ceive) that discriminating pur-
chasers are nauseated by
them.
We owe our large business
IN these new warerooms, as
we do our previous IS years
OF successful piano selling on
F street, to these high ideals:
CLEAN METHODS,
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
CHOICE GOODS,
CHEAPEST PRICES.