1906-10-05; Clare Sentinel

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GLARE,   MICHIGAN,   FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 5, 1.906.
New Series: Vol. 14, No. 46
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Splendid Ticket Placed in Nom-
ination-A Most Harmonious
Gathering.    **
The repub icansof Olare county met
in convention at Wilson's op*ra house,
Harrison, Friday, at eleven o'clock, a
m. Chairman S C Kirkbrltle read
the call and invited Dr. L L. Kelley
to tbe temporary chairmanship
Thos. Maltby, cf Crooked I/1 Ice, was
ejected temporary secretary, and on
motion thechafrappointed thefollow-
inp committees:
' Credentials—D. H. Holland,  Fred
Hudson, Geo, Cole. °
Permanent organisation and order
of business—T. B Hampton, L. W.
Sunday, Robert Hixon.
Resolutions—Philip A. Bennett,
Robert Carson, W.H. iWilson.
While the work of the vatfpus committees was being dpne, Gov Fred
M. Warner, A. B. Darragh and Sapt.
P. H Kelley were in turn introduced
to the convention, each mak n* a Jew
remarks so appropriate tothebccasion
and so pointed that they were exceedingly well received.
W. M Temple and L. D. Wright
were appointed tellers
The committee on credentials reported the following as regularly elected delegates:
Arthur—-!^. W Sunday, S. A. Leit-
ner, J. F, Balsley.
Franklin^-F. Beancamft, JH. Crumm
ifroSt—James H. Norman, E. H.
Mills.
. Greenwood-—Frank Town,   Dermis
Doran, Co as. Hardy,
Garfield—Robert Carson, L D. Sillaway, Thos. Maltby,
Grant—Richard Emerson, Fred
Hudson, W, H. Virtue, Theodore
Bowler, Freeman McCarey.
Hayes—Edmond Bailey, L D
Wright.
Hatton—Herman Ross, Wes'ey
Boulton, Robert Hudson.
Hamilton—George Pomeroy Sheldon
Wond, Henry Wagner.
•   Lincoln—D.   "W.  Ho'land. Thomas
B-irlow.
Redding—W. M. Temple, John
Albeftson, Robert Nixon.
Sheridan—F. A. Carncros--, Henry
Hanes.Thos. Hutchinson. I E Hampton, Armstrong Allen.
Surrey—Dr. L. L. Kelley, D. W.
Rowe, J. J. Saxton, A, L. Seeley,
Ralph Spriog.
Glare—1st Ward, F. J. Dickens, John
Oliver. Frank Forbes; 2nd Ward, E
H. DeVogt, F. B. Doherty, Philip A.
Bennett, J. W. Calkins; 3rd Ward, S.
0. Klrkbride, J. D. Dunwoodie, G B
Weils,
Harrison,—1st ward, A. W. Tibbits
F. Weatherhead:-2d ward, W. H. Wil
son, C. H Lewis;3i ward, Jesse Allen,
A. S. Young.
Robert Hutchinson was nominated
for sheriff by acclamation.
J. R. Good ann was nominated for
countv treasurer the vote standing:
Goodman 42, Wm Morrison 14, .scattering four
F. M. Morrissey was nominated for
clerk arid register, of deeds the vote
being:   Morris-* y 42, D. E Hoover 15
John Qulnn was nominated for
prosecuting attorney by acclamation
W. H. Rrowne -was nominated for
circuit court commissioner practically
by a unanimous vote.
Arthur D. Johnson was placed in
n >mf nation f-*r surveyor, Johnson 36,
A. E. Pomeroy 16,
Dr F, R. Gray ot Clare and W. M.
Temple of Temple were nominated
•for coroners.
Every precinct sent a full delegation
and perfect harmony marked the con-
' vention as one of the best tbe party
ever had.   It is quite safe to predict
that every mau ba tbe ticket will be
» elected by good safe majorities.
The resolutions adopted by the convention are to tbe point and follow:
We»the representatives of the Clare
county republicans in convention assembled, unreservedly endorse th1
patriotic, courageous and aggressive
: adiiainislratlonof PxesldentRo sevelt.
Wea'lmire bim for bis high ide*!*',
and as tbe fearless executive of the
principles add policies of (he Republican patty TJader his administration
> the law has been promptly enforced
and the offender, whether it be the
inferior* government official or the
} fctust, raagflate, ha-s been obliged to
py"the penalty tor his wrong doing,
As reptiblic&us we give cordial endorsement to the re-nomination of
Gov.EredM Warn*fas the republican candidate for governor .already
ma€e by 55.-000 republican -votes; He
tta&fnlftlleci every -promtee, assisted in
the ennc'ment of every law which he
believed the majoiity of the' people
wanted, and bas vigourously opposed
other enactments, the purpose of
which he deemed'undesirable.
We also ratify the nominal Ion of
Patrlok H. Kelley tor lieutenant governor and endorse the administration
of state xflairs by all of the state officers, apd believe their records will result in their election Byoverwhelraing'
majorities.
We point with pride to the large
majority which under the primary
system placed Congressman A. li.
Darragh in nomination for a fourth
term, and predict a correspondingly
large majority for him at the polls in
November. *•'
We heartily approve of the nomination of A. C. Carton to succeed Bon.
A. J. Doberty as senatorfrom the28th
Senatorial district, and will do our
share in rolling up a handsome majority vote for him November 6th.
The ability ot Dr. L. L Kelley as representative of the Clare district in
the state legls'ature is known lo all
his constituents, He has made a good
record, fearlessly s andiog for what he
deems right and just, and predict for
him re-election by an overwhe'm.ing
majority.
We commend the policy ot the present state administration in reguard to
the delinquent tax lands in their restoration of some 12,000 acres to the
tax ro'ls of Clare county from the sale
of which $20,000 is realized most of
which will come into our county and
towuship treasuries.
We pledge our earnest support to
the county ticket nominated here today and will use all honorable means
to secure its eleotion. *
NEW ELEVATOR FOR GLARE.
Will be Erected this" fall by J. V.
,  McLaren & Co. of Plymouth.
A. S. Rhoades has sold his south
warehouse to J. D. McLaren & Cj. of
Plymouth, Mioh., and a new elevator
will be erected yet this" fall. Tha
warehouse will be moved west and
the new e'.evator will be built on the
corner of McEwan and Second street,
just south of A. S. Rhoades1 store.
The elevator will be equipped with
all modern machinery and appliances
nnd the Arm will buy and ship all
kinds of grains. They will also handle
beans and will Install, a beanery. The
work of moving the warehouse back
is expf cted to commence at opce.
OITY TAXK LOWER,
Mrs. Augusts Goodknechi.
WAS A HUMMER!
Isabella Republican County Convenient at Mt. Pleasant Monday Nominated a Strong
Ticket.
Isabella republicans may well be
proud ot their county convention at
Mt. Pleasant Monday. Not only were
tbe 109 delegates present but there
were also there from all over the
cjunfcy a large number of interested
spectators, They were a fine body of
men and the farmer and the man from
little hamlets were in tbe lead all the
time. AH sorts of combinations were
expected but the man who "delivers
the goods" was not in evidence. In
fact it was plainly evident, that the
percentage of individual action was
very high. In a number of cases it is
known that delegates quietly refused
to support would be candidates from
their own town because they deemed
them unworthy.
Rep. Adams in calling the convention to order, asked in behalf of the
county committee Dr Abbot of Shepherd to be temporary chaiiman. Chas.
Carnahanwas chosen temporary secretary. The usual committees were appointed and then a recess taken fur
dinner. >-.
On reassembling the temporary
organization was made permanent except that Comr. Graham was chosen-
secretary. Resolutions adopted endorsed Rooseveit and Warner and
urged the candidacy of Arthur Hill of
Saginaw as Senator upon the,attention
of Senator Kane and Rep Adams.
Then the real work began. O H.
Adams was renominated for represent
ative by acclamation.
For Sheriff there were seven candid-Jus and for each there was a nominating spe\ch. The flrst bal ot was:
Lester Brlggs 10. W. O Oarnahan 11,
Thomas Gray 1% W. W. Ellis ifc, W. I
Struble 16, Wm Dersnah 18,—Landon
26. Then the bittle went forward ab
first Ellis, Dersnah and Landon all
gaining slowly Finally on the sixth
ballot Eliis' supporters went over (o
Landon giving him the nomination.
Tbat is presumably Mt. Pleasant and
Dierfleld threw their votes to Landon
The flbal ballot was Landon 65, Dersnah 27, Struble 5, fEllis 7 On its
announcement there was a m'gbty
cheer.
For prosecutor F. Dus-mbury re*
ceived 74 votes with I, A. Fancher 28
and O. E. Russell "4.
A. O. Rowladerreceived.for clerk 86
votes with L T. Clark cf Gilmore 18
Oo the treisurersbip J. A. Damon
of Wiedman won with 51 v t j*, F. A
Whitehead of Mr. Pleasant receiving
53. .
FOr register Martin Menerey was
the choice with 70 votes, S. F. Frye of
Co'd water getting 5, M. Hovey 19 and
H E Duell 10
Other nominations were made by
acclamation* Several of the candidates were called On fot SfieecBes and
then the big county Convention adjourned. -
Friday Sep-ember 28th, ended the
earthly career of Mrs. Augusta Good-
knecht, wife of Frank Goodknecht of
Hatton, who for the past five years
has been gradually falling, but whose
final illness was of but a week's duration-
Deceased was born in Buslar, Germany, December 31st, 1843. In 1883
she came with her family to America
locating at Hatton where she has
scince resided. She was a kind mother, an indulgent parent, and the mem
ory of her good deeds will live on In
the liveB of those who knew her.
Besides her husband she leaves one
son and two daughters: Wm. Goodknecht of Olare, Mrs Paul Nass of
Grant township and Mrs. Fred Clinton
of Seattle, Washington, and one
brother, H. T. Breltag ot Sharon, Kalkaska county, who was at the funeral
and who is the only surviving member
of a family of ten children.
The funeral services were conducted
from the home of Wm. Goodknecht
Sunday, Rev. W. J. Maxwell officiating and the remains interred fn Cherry Grove cemetery.
Annual Appropriation Bill  Calls
for $8439.08 as against'
.'     $10,396.86 last Year.
The items of the budget for last year
and tfyis year form an interesting comparison:
General  St.   fund
Water "
Police,, "
Cemetery.     '    "
.Light "
Fire •'*
Contingent "
Sinking and int. "
Special asess. at large
School
1905
1906
900
1000
900
1000
250
100
50
700
1000
200
300
1110.37
756 12
986.49
997 49
1000
381.32
4300
2894 15
Total 10396 86   8139 08
Includei In the am unt, is also tbe
special arn-uot of $1350 provided for
by resolution passed by the council
last year a^ the f-econd payment on the
water tower. The valuation Is also
rais* d a few thousands and thus the
rate will be considerably lower. The
total amoun-F of tax is $1957 68 less
than last year and of this 81405 85 is
on school tax. Tbe council finding
the impera' ive need of all money possible to pay oil obligat'ons accumulated
from last year have voted the utmost
limit of city tax under the charter.
In fact it Ib questionable whether
the $391.32 is nor, beyond the limit,
but as the treasury is empty with
notes outstanding probably pobody
wili particularly obj -ctto this amount
IN GOOD OLD ISABELLA.
Happenings in Town and Township in Michigan's Hustling
Agricultural County.
The fall teroiof the C ntral Normal
brgan Tuesday,
Shepherd is considering an -ltctnc
light proposition.
The board of supervisors meet at
Mt. Pleasant nexb Monday.
- Circuit   court    convences   at Mt.
Pleasant next Monday, October 22d.
'Tis a strong clean ticket nominated
by the republicans of the county Monday. It very fairly representative of
the various part9 of the county.
A ride along the state road south
from Clare suggests more wire
fencing, big barns and other np-
to-date Improvements than in many of
the-older garts of the'eounty.
In accepting* the nomination for
prosecutor at the republic tn convention 5Sd*nday, F. H, Dusenbury *midly
suggested the dirty linen -episode of
recent time by especially thanking the
representatives of the rural communities for their support of his policy
honesly to prosecute all violators of
the law.
FOURTH STREET SEWER.
Mrs. Elson Reed,
At the home of her son, O. E.
Reedof Sheridan, Wednesday October,
3d, occured the funeral of Mrs, Elson
Reed, who passed to the spirit world
October, 1st.
Camilla E. Granger of .Blrindford,
Mfass., was born January 17tb 1829
and   married   Elson   Reed   in 1850.
Mrs.-Reed was the mother of eiuht
children, seven of whom, with their
families and a host of friends mourn
her doath,
Elson Reed enlisted in the 29th
Ohio, and served in the Olvil War
until captured by the rebels and imprisoned in Libhy prison, where he
died in 1862 a martyr for his country.
The Children present with their
families were C. E. Reed of Sheridan,
O. R. Reed of Grant, Thos. Olds ot
Wise, Mrs Mary A. Grover of Sand
Lake, and Mrs. Ray Grover of Morley.
One son John Reed was absent, as also
a daughter, Mrs Jane Trail, ot Rock
O 'eek, Ohio.
Tbe body was laid to rest in Cherry
Grove cemetary. Rey. W, J. Frost of
the Congregational church preached a
very fitting discourse, which was
appreciated by the family.
■ Powers-Bawkey.
On the evening of the 2d, at the
home of the bride, south of Farweli,
In the presence of a large company of
relatives and friends, occurred the
marriage of Mr. Jame3 H. Bawlc *y and
Mrs. Nettie Powers
Rev. W, Jerome Frost of the Olare
Congregationalchurchspokethe words
of the beautiful Impressive alter service which united the happy couple in
the bonds of holy matrimony,
The great popularity of the-contracting parties was proven by tie
unusually large company present.
Over one hundred guests partork of
the delightful banquet which was
served immediately after the knot
was tied. The remainder of the evening was spent'in merry-making.
Mr. and Mrs. Bawkey will continue
to reside ac the old home, where tbey
will always be glad to welcome their
host ot friends.
Arrangements   Finally   Completed   for
Sewer Extension,—Private Enterprise.
Work on the Fourth street sewer,
will commence next week, Thos.
Sampson of Mt. Pleasant, who put in
the Fifth street sewer, having taken
the job at $1000. The improvement
is made by private subscriptions, those
standing the major portion of the expense being Davy & Co., Wm. Wolsey,
Jas. Dnncan, A. E Mussell,1 W. H
Elden, J. A. Jackson, N Bicknell, A.
J. Doherty, J. H. Laokie, J. W. Dunlop, D. McPhall.
The sewer will commence at the
Central hotel and run east to Hemlock
street, then north and connect with
the Fifth streeo sewer, making in all
nearly three and one- half blocks.
With bhe completion of this project,
next spring Fourth street will doubt-
lets be graded and graveled as was
Fifth street after her water mains
were laid and the sewer installed.
Notice to Dog Owners
in tlie City of Clare,
By order of the Council you have
been granted an extension of ten days
time in which to pay yoyr dog tax. -,
A list of all dogs on which the ux
is not paid by October 10th,, 1906, will
be turned, over to the proper authorities and will be subject to the ordinance regulations.
The council has ordered ordinance
No. 52 relative to dogs to be enforced.
J; E Dohetfcyi City Cleric,
Farweli News,
Joe Thomas Is very ill of typhoid
fever *
Mrs J Reed is vfsiting relatives in
Cadillac
. Born to Mr and Mrs D Rowe Sunday, September 30i.h, a daughter
Born Friday, September 28Ch, toMr
and Mrs Jay Middleton, a daughter
G L Knight and family are moving
into their newly acquired residence
Miss Ruby Ritchie, wbo has been
for several4weeks at Scoitvllle, has returned home.
Mr and Mrs G Shaffer, of Adrian,
are the guests ofthe latter's daughter,
Mrs R V Howard.
Mrs. Chase, of Mumsing, spent
several days at Farweli last week the
guest of Mrs. D. R. Wait.
Miss Ruth Hinds gave a party Friday afternoon to several little friends
it being her Sixth birthday
Mr and Mrs G Palmer, who spent
the last week at Midland, returned
home the first of the week
Mrs T Palmer, who has be"en visiting Farweli friends, returned to her
home at Cadillac this week
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Clyde
Masten died Friday, death caused by
cholera infantum The funeral took
place Saturday
Mrs G. E. Limb eutettilued the
Con4re«otijnal Ladies Aid society
Wednesday afternoon it being her
birthday autuvt-riary, RetieshmeulB
were dainlhly served, and a vejy
pleasant aflernoon was enj yed by all
Sale of Lo.t|s.
Njtice is hereby given that 1 will
sell at pub jo auction to the highest
bidder, a quantity ot saw logsin Norway Lake in the township of Liuc-ln,
Ckre County, Michigan, the property
of Amos W. Snider and Wi liam
O'Bierne, at the south end of said
Lake, on the land of said Amos W,
Snider, on Tuesday, the 16th day of
October 1906, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon. Jotln A. Jackson,
Rf*ce vdr.
Dated, October 2d> 1906, •        46 2
Ordinance no 53.
An ordinance to provide tor the construction,
use, malntalnance and operation of a sanitary
sewerage system known as Fourth Street Sewer
ol the City ol Olare,
The City of Clare Ordatns:
Seotlona.—That *permtsslon and authority be
aud Is hereby granted unto N, Bioknell, J. A.
Jackson, J. H. Lackle, Davy& Company, James
Duncan, Wm. Wolsey, A, J. Doherty, J. W.
Dunlop, A. B, Mussell, W. H. Elden and D.
MoPhail to use suoh o£ the public streets of the
City of Olare as are necessary for the purpose"
of constructing, using, maintaining and operating a sanitary sewer, know as Fourth Street
Sewer commencing at the west line ot lot; 5 of
block 28 thence east alonpr the center of Fourth
street to the center o.f Hemlock Street thence
north along the center of Hemlock street to the
Fifth street sewer according to plans and specifications thereof as adopted by the Board of
Public Works of the City of Olaro and now on
file In the Office of the City Clerk, upon the following conditions: (al That said City shall
h »ve the option to purchase said sewer at any
time It desiees to convert same to public use,
the purohase price thereof to be the sum of One
Thousand Dollars, $1,000.00; (b) that said
owners warrant said sewer toebe constructed
according to the plans and speoittcations thereof as adopted by the Board of Public Works
and now on Me in the office of the City Clerk,
and that said owners, their heirs, executors, administrators, assigns and successors shall, so
long as said sewer remains a private sewer,
keep the same in good repair, open, sanitary,
and in* good working order, at all times saviug
and indemnifying the city from any and all loss
or damage by reason of any defects or lack of
repair, or failure to construct said sewer in accordance with the plans and specifications as
aforesaid; and thai^in the event of their failure
so to keep sewer in a strictly first class condition, said city may without' notice make suoh
repairs as it deems necessary, charging the cost
thereof to said owners, as a credit to be applied
upon the purchase price thereof above mentioned; (c) that said owners shall signify their acceptance of this ordinance in writing on the
conditions therein named and file the same
-with the City Clerk in order to make the same
operative.
Section 2.—That when said sewer is converted
to publio use 75 per cent of the ost thereof
shall be assessed by special assessment. District then to be framed and made by the Common Council and 25 per cent be assessed on the
whole city at large as hereinafter provided and
due December 1st, lBOG.
Seotion 3.—That in consideration of the acceptance as aforesaid, and said option, and the
warranty of said owners that aaid sewer is constructed in accordance with the plans and
specifications thereof adopted by the Board of
Public Works, the said Common Council does
hereby direct that a special assessment of
$250.00 be ordered spread at large upon the' City
and known as assessment district No. 2 Fourth
street sewer, said amount to be delivered to
said owners upon completion and acceptance
of aforesaid-    .
Section 4.—This ordinance shall take immediate effect.
I do hereby approve the above ordinance
to-wit, ordinance No. 53 of the City of Olare;
Geo. E. Bbnneb, Mayor.
We hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance towit; Ordinance No. 58 of the City of
Clare, was regularly passed and adopted by the
unamious vote of the Council at an adjourned
regular meeting held in the oouncil rooms On
Friday evening, September 2Bth, A. D., la.'iO-
Geo. E. Benneh, Mayor
John E. Doheimy, City Clerk
OjlDINAtfOK NO. 54..
An ordinance to provide for the appropl-
ations of the City of Clare for the fiscal year 'of
190T.
The City of Clare ordains:
Section l,—That there shall be raised for the
purpose of defaying the expenoes aud liabilities
of the City of Clare for the fiscal year payable
from the several general funds, the following
amounts, to-wit;
General Street Fund    $1,000.00
Water Fund     1,000.00
Police Fund -     I.Cdo.OO
Cemetery Fund     1,000.00
Light Fund     1,00.00
Fire Fund ...,        300.00
Contingent Fund..        756,12
Sinning and In teraBt Fund...        907,19
Special assessment Diet. No.
1 at large, 6lh street sewer  $iil,32
Special assessment Dlst. No, •■
2 at large, 4th street sewer    250,00
Total SpeoUl Assessment . 39132
* Total City Tax    85,544,0}
School Fund      2,fi*».i5
Grand Total ...*...;   Ss^agos
[ Section 2 —Thut the amount sneoified ia seotion oho ob this ordinance oe, unci tha same is
ordered to be raised with tho next peneral tax
levy, and that the same be paid into the several
funds of said oity as herein Set forth,
Section 3,—That moneys received by the City
of Clare as its share of the annual licj.uor tax,
be applied among the several funds of the oity
to meet the deficiencies, existing or prospective, at the time of its receipt.
Seotion i.-F-Tkis ordinance shall *ake immediate effect.  .
I do hereby approve the above ordinance
to-wit, Ordinance No. 54 of the City of Clare.
Dated September 28th. 19o6.
Geo. E. Ben-neb, Mayor.
We hereby Certify that the foregoing Ordinance No 54 of the City Of Clare Was regulafly
passed and adopted at an adjourned regular
meeting of the Common Counoil held in the
Council Roopi8 of said City On Friday evening,
September 28th, 1006.
Geo. B. Benneb, Mayor,
JoiIn E. Doherif, City Clerk.
Many men give lavishly of gold,
To build bridges and castles and towers of Old; " 4
If you want everlasting fatoe, a bene-.
factor he,
Give the poof   and   nefedy  Eocky
^,  Mottotaln-i-e*.   B- A* Anderson,
GENERAL INFORMATION COLUMN,
Iii this coluiim are foundlmiscel.
laneous Items of importance snich '
as articles lost, animals estrayed,
i business announcements, stock for .
5 sale, farms for rent, etc., etc.    Flye S
\ cents per line per week. y
Fine U0 acre  farm ior sale—Welch
6 Bennett. tf.
*•»•
Berkshire sow and seven pigs for
sale.   Ed D mgberty. Olare.
Dry wood,' $1 25 to $1.75 per cord,
delivered.   Fl. Pe Hubel, Bell  'phone.
46tf.
Wanted,—Experienced gJrl for
general housework. "-Family of three.
Good wages A.pp'y at Millinery
store.   Mrs. G. W. Forward.      46 2
Lost,—Ladles' golf oape. Mnder
please leave at Blolcnell'sor write Mrs.
J. W. Stough, Care R. 4.
Wanted,—Family washings,—not
ironings, Mrs, Belle Wagner, Sixth
street.
For sale,—Six   milch cows.
Armouf, Clare R. 2.'
John
46-3
Good Lots for sale—D.
W. Olark.
46tf,
To trade,—Ofare city property for
40-acra farm near here. Will pay difference.—Welch & Bennett.
Fire. Cyclone, Tornado and Wind
storm insurance written by Welcb &
Bennett, agent*-. fl
2000 Ewes for Sale,
At the C-rnwe'l Farm 2000 good
breeding ewes, either native or westerns.   Call if  possible on Satudays.
45-8
I will pay ,$8 per ton for good clover
hay, loose or baled, delivered at the
Johnson ranch, seven miles north of
Glare. L Johnson, Olare 6, Union
'phone. 45-tf.
Wanted.
A good stave packer to pack nail
keg staves—good job for a good man.
Temple Manufacturing Co., Temple,
Mich.  45 3
E-strayed—Oame onto my premises
September 8th a Shropshire ram. Owner can have same by proving property
and paying charges—John Gephart
near Hardwood school. '     45-2
Wanted,—Gentleman or lady with
good reference, to traval by rail or
with a rig, for a firm of $250,000.00
capital. Salary $1 072 00 per ya.ar and
expenses; salary paid weekly and ex-
Deuses advanced. Addi-fess with
stamp, Jos. A, Alexander, Clare,
Mich.  36-tf
Wanted to Buy—Bean pids and
hay. We are also in the m-irket for
sheep and lambs for wbich we pay
highest market prices. Feeding
stock and breedintc ewes for .sale all
the time. Oall up Johnson ranch,
38tf Union 'plnne no75, 4r.
For sale—Good work borne weight
1300, and heavy set dopble wirk har
ness.   Tbos. Brvin
43tf
You need not worry when the fire
alarm sounds if .you hold insurance
policies written by Welch & Benehtt
Don't fail to get our rates "before*you
insure, tf.
Twenty-First Judicial CirciMt.
Terms of Holding Court.
State of Michigan l
>• ss.
Twenty-first Judicial Circuit        i
I do hereby ilxand appoint the times for
holding the several terms of Court "within said
Circuit for the years 1901 and l9u7 as follows:
ISABELLA   COUNTY.
Second Monday In January.
Fourth Monday in March,
Third Monday In June,
Fourth Monday in Ootober,
MIDLAND COUNTY.     ■*
Fourth MoBday in January.
Second Monday in April.
Second Monday In September,
Third Monday In November.
CLARE   COUNTY, '
Fourth Monday in February.
Third Monday in May,
Fourth Monday of September.
Fourth Monday In December
Dited, October, 19ns.
Peter F, Dodds, Circuit Judge,
Twenty-first Judicial Circuit.
GOME AND GONE,
Saginaw    Businesss " Men's    Special
Train Passed Through Wednesday.
About sixty of the business cot-
.cerns of Saginaw were represented* on
ou a flying Visit to-CJard Wednesday,
The band headed a delegation. of
Glare's business men and met the
hustlers from the Valley at the depot.
They marched down halting in front
tbeOilkins -wMreEx-Mayor A. J. Lacy
in a few choosen" sentences "welcomed
the guests. They spent half an hour
calling on p trans and were oft
They left a good impiession on out
townsmen, ■*• ■'
White Swan
Spring  Wheat,   bbl
$5.00
Mel's
Bread   Four,    sack
65 c
LOUR
Fall Wheat, per sack
55c
Gold Medal,
per sack
50c
Xpart Flour
;Per sack    .     45
Per bbl $3.50
-
Chase &
Sanborn's
COFFEE
20c
25c
35c
! U. J. I.
and 500
• TEAS
Per pound -50c I
"The bestTea on earth"
Remember we sell only
H: & E. Cane
Granulated Sugar
Jas. Bicknell
Both Phones.
•m
For sale—80 acre farm, 9 miles northeast of Glare. House, barn, orchard,
two wells, 65 acres improved, Rood
fences.   John Harpster, R. 1. Glare.
•43 -2w-p.
Clare Wholesale Market,
lorreoted every Thuraday R-ftomoori.
0RAIN.
No 2 Red Wheat ,
Foi White Wheat.	
Rye ;.,
Beans, hand picked.......
Red Kidney Beans per bu.
(Jats ...,, ... ..,.••••*..,,
S-BED.
Say, hailed.	
Rvo,Straw ,
Wheat Straw	
e PRODUCE.
Butter ....,...,..,
Eegs	
Potatoes perhu ......	
66
66
53
1 10
1.60
30
8 00 9 50
.3 00
2.00
  n
  18
* *  -35
"DRKSBRD MEATS.
Ohiokens, per lb    .10
Live chickens per lb    .08
Broilers,  9
Bfogs, per cwt 7.50 8 00
Beef pel owt 6.50 6.00
Mutton ..'.        7 no
Veal         5 00
HEDBS.
Green, per Ih 4  .08
Buyoto. & Wyman Grain Co. pay hlgh33t 019
price tor poultry every flay In the year.
This is the season of decay and weakened vitality. Nature is being shorn
of tts beauty and bloom. If you
would retain yours, fortify your syg.
tern with Bollister'i! Rocky Moontalu
"Sea.   35 cents, Tea or.Tiiblefcs,
E. A. Auderecs*