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'-it least a dos-sn caw-di-dat ss—
HkrS Biiost ©f tSieiifi liave with-
cSt'awn—Yoq cfosft hear .much
n3!.3@ fe)*ut there is  a tot of
work  feeing   do-me  to
aoefe €Q^mth&p®r§iTnmomsk
IZArm glase tlie result of tlie TSo~
vcE2cJS? elestloii was certain enough
glict- men Tasgaa t© gay their election
tsiSj wMeh Is the Asaeiiean way of in-
vZZZazMas a tfeffieat* candidates for tiie
n:TjSf2e3SaOIsEQliSYe been numer"
yA, Q.nlet little Interviews im back
-AAZc^ aui'isEat-sSgs'otipsof two in office
",, ia some* eases, an iines>
; isvlt-a'filssa. touimwo something,"
u22"-'3 r.B Saiie^tei to the attentive ob-
:» :• 7&r that thisre was a. strong' politl-
8!>f.
^Gresrreat to tlie otherwise quiet'
.*3*0,,
,.:::o©\ stairs..
'vPe toe baffoce us tlie names of not
:Y:3 AzZAii, q- Comat6sgttiQcs8fc&ot various
c'ic^-;c-3&i!©fiiiencewlio liave aspired
r'j t3s<3 wostmasterehlp. 'Wo refrain
Aazl fiTSag tleia tee, as some of
Aajus. eheilshed tiieir hope so fondly,
'yoyzA it so tenderly and watched it
zyAss m gaily, that they might im-
l jlne we were trespassing in their po-
""'Irilssl burial place. • However, the list
:"_:oZ:i€es two physicians, a hotel keep-
--??„ e sslooa deeper, a blacksmith, a
'. .^Kiware elerk, an editor, two or three.
::i*?xeliaats and others;
It is aot espeeted that £any party j
relics "will grow out of the contest,
Ylie.isnleehgr aspirants will he only ths
~.- Azzyz falthM.   A democrat thrives oh I
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spotntsneiit. Calamity and disaster are Ms meat ,and drink—when
mst-Mag stranger is offered,
Tiie fesrl feelings of eight years ago
t__et raaMe yet in. some democratic'
breeds was ehie more to outside inter-,
feraace t&am to mere disappointment, „
a mss that hai never heen of any use
vc. the josrfe," getting* the prize, happen-
: r;? to catch S. O. I'isher when he had
:: 1* ,£I spell on, and leaving two or
yyB of tine faithful in the lurch, only
;• _ - c*i whcei f§ hoping for better luck
yyyiim®.
fA3B of tfe3 hopeful went down to see'.
Tf. If, "Ferris of Big, Bapids, the d^-
fectoclijafaiilst,candidate, some time
$33, who is generally -admitted to he
the fli-S]5£3ser of democratic patronage
f o the oleTeath district. We are in-
'Asr&ed that the reception was not over
eusAAZZ. Another believes he 'has a,
drc?2g K|wfll» with T. A. E. Weadock
c-2 "5113 tenth district'which may count
fc-zhlm. A third was recently in De-
i;rait s.n& the stoxy goes that he had
yi l^tarTiew with Don IE.. himself,
LizZ- toad that Bon ^on?t pretend to
::-s:i eisdEs smg;HaffaIirs-asthis. A fourth
A flying on. Mr.. Perils5 good judgment, which means, of course, favor--
Afy to hSsaself; measwhile he .Is ap-
ZZZyzAzj & little toaie In the form of
C'.'rca^ iaioKemeiatSj which, it would
zrZ3 h3 ssjrgrfelagj Easy win the day.
i'hs so>iaEii!iiitty at large Is natural-
ests.S aa_i have conclude! that
of
We
:>s eaiatestiiesfetweeE just- two
i.3 easSlclatea.  But which two?  "
ly&row must aot tell.
A~?c- 0!r®2eti t-iae
>o I7h0le tlii3g«
We have
yyyjjsm e® esie^, else w© would
tom mystery of
is the suspense
:hat arises St Intesestlng. However,
:fe X7llt emu. ho me%. aad while one Is
:-hc!Cs3 i:h©rems!ni.er will he "as lim©
3 r„ DtciKS1 of snels^a5* and have
.rrr^-sas Icist life© a -ehfel&e:
f.'i'Tr, rJ th© other eiaS©f th© garden."
v7& \7i!l aficl that Has report that the
TT-"-?*2!tt jpsstsusster latljeiidefi to resign
inffivoFof 0ae©f the aspirants before
.YS^'Mi-SthjlEor-fierto steal a march
TO
pag©B
Kext Tuesday is St. Valentine day-
. Chet Stiles was at Church, Tuesday..
A burst of confidence—a savings
bank failure. -
L. T. Olds, who has been quite sick,
Is on the gain.
XL EL Graves' was over from Mt.
_?l_asant yesterday. ^
"W, H. Browne of Harrison was'a, caller at onr offlce Tuesday.
Legislative and state news on inside
pages of this impression.
BE. M. Bicknell has a new and interesting ad. in this number. •
Austin Bichardson of Harrison was
in the city Monday on -business.
J. \¥. Skyring of Loomis was among
the visitors in the city Monday.      -   .
This is the season when the bad boy
gets even with the school ma'am.
C, D. Bowen of the SshtiheIi was in
Mt. Pleasant the flrst of the week.
Miss Emma Sexsmith visited her sister at Calkinsville the first of the week.
O. Palmer had. a barrel of oil stolen
from the depot platform one night this
week. • -      * •
Dr. G-oodman of Saginaw was making professional calls in the city "Wednesday.
Mrs. A. 1?. Mack entertained Miss
Lizzie Keiley and Mrs. E. Perry of Saginaw, yesterday.
Miss Lulu Thurston returned home
Tuesday evening from a visit of some
length in Bay City.
Clare streets are kept clear of snow
hy the use of a plow, which is* put in
use after each storm.
'Mrs. 0* H. O'Donald returned from
Howard City the first of the week, her
sister being .much better.
The democratic judicial convention
for the 21st district is called to meet in
Doherty opera house, .March 4th.
C. ~W. Perry made a trip to Mt. Pleasant Wednesday. Perhaps the judgeship Md nothing to do with it, and
then, again .
A young man living at B. Stewart's'
in Sheridan had a logroll over him'
recently, but owing to the deep snow
he was not seriously hurt.
The early spring prophet is now getting in Ms work. We hope he hits it.
nearer right than he did last fall, when
he prophesied an open winter.
Until March 1st Tatman & Schilling.
will sell decorated crockery at cost in-
order to make-room for boots' and"
Shoes.   Call early and get bargains,
Efehel Elden was taken sick Satur*-*
day with scarlet fever, but as the case
is not a severe one and is properly isolated, no fej^rs are entertained of further cases.
•The cold weather, and heavy snows
have raised havoc with the passenger
train service on the Michigan railroads.
It is hardly possible for the trains to
get through on schedule time.
. We met Ora Hale at the depot Monday. He was returning from Stratford,
Conn., to Harrison.   He went east on
account of his health but found that
the Atlantic fogs were not suited' to
Mglkse, .;
"Anybody that don't know any more
than to throw ashes!'in the middle of
the street ought to be whipped!" was
the rather forcible language of a farr
mer yesterday as his heavily loaded
sleigh struck on somebody's ash heap
"while driving into town. It isn't jwst
the thing to do, for a fact.
Married, hy Justice J. H. Carpenter,
Sunday, February 5,1898, Jndson Wilson of Vernon township tq Miss Bertha
Barshaw-of ©rant township. Mr. Wilson is an industrious young man of
-:r---otMeF5,lB~TdthoitioimdiionT steady haWtB and tlie teMe is an estimable young lady. We join with
their Mends in wishing them much
joy.
The Chicago Inter Ocean, one of the
greatest newspapers in the west, says:
"You can always jndge a town audits
people by its newspaper. Hever buy
.town lots or land where a poof, half-
starved newspaper-is published. Newspapers these days are a necessity not a
ItiKury.- They are so cheap that the
CZai
vA3 €i©2iyery sleighs narrowly es=
'ZyA (Amt ge with jpsrhaps serious in-
y £g the §somry hoys Milt SasSon,
dyystZAf momMgs at the Maple
'CA sr-csstag. A Humher of engines
•£.-■ moviait ia ths yar-3 and the boy
; v.T/isMsjg them as he drove "upon
:- irsmlAg s___I dM mot see the nine
3 as it came quietly wp
"V,V"_s. C-,
i»t!!it was close hy.
thent© jTiill up Tout the
fe pil? cc* he "srggfi the salsaal
<31 poorest can have them.
By an inexcusable over-sight
.'' .-:;■: £2Ks to eagiaesr put on the sir
...:-:? j, The eagf alrpgssed the rear of
Ir. AyrAi g$> elcsaSy there was no scosa
': ■ y~rA. A wommW delay wools
"'..*"■: f,f*f_-_fpo-ea?ile3 higher than they
■•■ "' lr.-.^Lia£9JtE$tlBae. -
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Afy AlAstm
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we
failed to mention that O. H. Sutherland's benign smile of last week was
due to the fact that he is now the possessor of a new girl-calf of the Jersey
persuasion, born about two weeks ago;
that Is, he calls it a calf, though it is
about the size of a young lamb. He is.
e-oi-siBB «_ f eg prpool of it that he dont mind w!
sal
sekJ tiie [yon asij ij|M if jjq -tafeenels to wear it as
thor: "-^-*«-*».
lA&tQm mmuilm,    The calf
03) Aa
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wstsh ©harsa, or nta&e other similar
mmuilss,
sieveiT'thsless.
ABOUT OUR JKTBIGIECBQIIS.
3[_at0Eestin-g 3_f©ws aad Gomsiaei_.ts Which
we Find Anacragr Ora. Exchanges* »»
Amasa Bust, the noted lumberman,
died last week in Saginaw.
Greenville claims to be the leading
potato market of the world.
The Cleaver says that many infants
in Harrison are affected with lung
troubles. '. _    ?
Bills* are up announcing a grand
masque ball at Farwell, February 22,
hy the K. O. T. M. band.
Mt. Pleasant K, of P's, give their'
third annual reception and ball, Tuesday .evening, February 14.
The post office at Wise has been reestablished. The patrons formerly got
their mail at Coleman, chiefiy.
The Independent thinks that Coleman will have £,060 souls by another
year.   Hothing like being hopeful.
Olio Star: A meeting of the board
of directors of the Clio Agricultural
and Driving Park association will
shortly be called to consider a proposition to form a race circuit embracing
Alma, Bay City, Caro, Clio, Evart,"
Mushing, Harrison, Ithaca, Midland,
Mt. Pleasant and Owosso. The proposition has come from H. W. Beck-
with, secretary of the Midland Driving
Park association, who has taken the
initiative in the movement.
Marion Dispatch: J. H. Hosier and
wife visited Harrison friends last
Thursday and started to return Sunday morning. When at a point about
two.miles and a half east of BeU .&
Prestel's mill the cutter was accictent-
ly over-turned, spilling out the occupants. In the excitement the horse
got away from John and did not stop
till it reached the mill, where it halted of its own accord, doubtless of sheer
exhaustion. Strange as it may seem
not a strap was broken and the cutter
escaped without further damage than
a few scratches. It was a most miraculous escape for all concerned.
. Evening !S*ews: An interesting law
suit was tried, at Gladwin. Isaac.
Hanna,' ex-county treasurer, when set- *
tling with the county at the time he
retired from offlce, gave a check for
$500 on the bank of M. C. Scrafford &
Co., while according to that institution's books he had only $300 deposited
there. Last April the bank credited
him with $300, but on Hanna's book
appears a charge for $500, while the
pass book entry, it is said, appears to
have been changed either from $500 to
$300, or from $300 to $500. It was
claimed that the corresponding entry
in Hanna's own book had been tampered with. The case ended in a judgment for the plaintiff, but will he ap-*
pealed.
Want the Gladwin Branch.
(From tlie Gladwin Becord.)
Keither Cadillac or Harrison would
object to railroad connections with
Gladwin. The Cadillac Democrat sayst
"But Cadillac is hustling in another
direction. Another railroad must be
secured. We must have (mark the
term) railroad connection with Manistee, Glaclwin and Alpena, andthe'Dem-
ocrat is in a position to say that every-
IMnglooks very favorable for its being
secured."
And the Harrison Cleaver remarks:
"Let our people unite with the Cadillac citizens and put forth an extra effort to secure an extension of the Michigan Central from jGrladwin."
RmPUBfclCiU*.    COUNTY   CONYENTXOST.
See call elsewhere for republican
county convention to meet in Doherty
opera house, Eebruary 17. The following items of business are to be transacted: to nominate a commissioner" of
schools for Clare' county; to choose
delegates for 21st judicial convention
which meets in Clare, March 2j to
chose delegates to the state convention
which meets in Detroit, February 22;
to transact such other business as may
come before the convention. Ward
caucuses are called* for tomorrow (Saturday) evening, notices of which are
found in their proper place. Let every
caucus be fully attended as the work
,to be done is very importa-pit and
Should be3looked, after by every voter.
Glare Market Priced.
Below we give the average price of
each article as it! is sold in Clare this
week: ' '   ]
Oats, 45c per tb.
Coms 70c per h)au
Eggs, 25cperdoz„
' Butter, 2oc per lb.
Eeed, $1.25 per cwt.
Sausage, 12ic per lb.
- Potatoes, 75c per bu.
Best bacon, 18c per lb.
Pork stesk315c per lb.
Beef steak, 12-Se per lb.
Best apples, $!.§© per tra,
Best pork5 ISa a lh.s m 832 u Mi.
Will Sell YoU x
en's 2 BiiBkle Lumbermen Hro
fir
first quality
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cfiff-i!
Men's HUrons
Boy's
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eorte, Wliat's tlie Mailer?
Oh.!! Oil!! I lia¥8 got such,
a pain in my stomaolt.
Wliy don't yon go to tlie
OENTEAL  DEUe STOEE
1  .1   1. ■ * 1     ■■■-■11- .ni.iii
and get a Tbottle of MnsselPg
Bone Liniment!     One dose
will lielp yon at once, I have
tried it and 1 tell yon it. is
one of tlie "best remedies sold2
for
Internal pains,
Oramps,
Ooliej
Eenralgiaf
Sore Throat,
Golds
OMIblains.
Sprains,
Braises,
Ehenmatism,
Look over his Book stock
while there. (It is complete.)
Ill do it. * And don't forget the place.   Ho.