The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • 3

PORT HURON DAILY TIMES: THE TI1ES I It ECTO It Y. COSf ARAT1TE TAXATION. Millions use Dr. Bull's Cough Svrup; 25 cents. No horseman can afford to be It yea.

Bisine OrricE, center section of Times Building. Advertising and subscription We have used Salvation Oil in our stables and can say it the best and cheapest lini Oh Jlditokial. KfM)M3, head of sUirwav CLEAR1H5 UP STOCK EZFGRE TAKIXG IMVEMTORT- ment we nave ever used. SE1H11RT A McDONXEt.1., THE FOLLOWING SIZES AND KINDS OF COAX. CA: in the house.

Both parties to the divorce suit are hard cases. Poormaster Roberts presented a bill of to the Board of Supervisors for assisting the county treasurer In holding the tax sales. The Board refused to allow the bill-To-day Mr. Roberts commenced suit against ex-Treasurer Burns to recover the same. Four weeks ago the police picked up on the streets a nian giving his name as Geo.

Carder. He appeared to be crazy and he was locked up in the county lail. At times be was very violent and it took about all the prisoners to keep him under control. Pronipt relief In sick headache, dizziness. FOUND IN ABUNDANCS AT THE OLD STAND: nausea, constipation, pain in the side.

SIN- llattie C. Slreper rif ws and societf editor. Call telephone 2uu, Plea- leave advertisements, notices and subscriptions at the Business office, bend news Items and communications for publication to the Editorial room. guaranteed to those using Carter's Little Liver PtUs. One a dose.

Small price. CHESTNUT, Small pill. i Also Ihiro mil! maie Special Inducements TO RE XT Front rooms over Miss Miiler'a MiUiuery tor. SM Military street. as we 1 13 lw fif you to bu 9ds now' The man came from Thorne, OnL sheriff MC SO L.

ClTitD Piisal Orrica. i Pout Hi-Kim. Jan. 11, a. nu Observations Inken at the U.

8 Signal Usflcs durma-24 hours endm a. (xmi to-day: 1 17 ANTED A competent ir'rl forreneral TV houework. Inquire at Ti Court street. Bernatz took the man to the Eastern Michi PALDI TS. PALDI.

The Supreme Court Ifflrmi the Verdict of the Lower Court In tfala Celebrated Caae. In the case of Paldi vs. Paid! the supreme court has affirmed the judgment of the lower court. Stated briefly the case Is as follows: Suit was brought by Roxa T. Paidl, wife of Justin L.

Paldi, against Angeline Paidl, a sister of said J. L. Paldi, to eject the defendanttfrom possession of certain lands in Brockway. The action was first commenced December 21st, In the circuit court, the court rendering ta verdict In favor of Roxa T. Paldi.

The plaintiff showed a title which was a certified copy of a patent from the United States to Ange or Angelo Paldi, and the recoid of a deed from Angeio Paldi and Marie Ann H. Paldi, his wife.of the lan in dispute to Justin L. Paldi, also the record of a deed from Justin L. Paldi to the plaintiff. The evidence goes on to show that Angeio Paldi, who was an Italian by birth, resided en the property with his family for several years previous to 1S72.

In that year, for some reason not given, he left his family and went to live In the state of New York, afterward procuring a divorce from his wife. Before going away itiir to reduce our stock, both on into Fort Gratiot FropeMT Owner Pay Thirty Per Cent Higher Taxes Than Port Huron Property Owner. To the Editor of The Times: The following paragraph Is from the Fort Gratiot Sun: I "Read this Fort Gratiot taxpayers." The tax burden In Fort Gratiot is one-third less than in Port Huron, as can be seen by receipts. We have one in each city before us, on a valuation of sou. Fort Gratiot city and highway taxes are 56, Port Huron city and highway taxes are 113.

48. Of course our school tax is high this year because we have built and furnished the best high school in the county. The question of the consolidation of the cities of Fort oratlot and Port Huron is receiving the attention of Editor Williams, of the Sun, who lately has discovered that the movement is receiving the support, not only of all the residents in this city who have property interests IniFort Gratiot but by those in his own city who are large property holders, and Interested In any project to advance their private business, and who were a few years ago the most bitter opponents of the scheme. The Sun, being the official organ of that city, en. joys the monopoly of city printing, which Is reputed to run up In the hundreds yearly, gan asylum to-day.

STOVE, EGG, GRATE. One of the pioneers of St. Clair county, first end Second Floors, before Mrs. Francis Graves, Is lying at the point PINE KNOTS, For Open Grata and Cook Stovo Uco. taiirj our Annual Inventor.

C.8.MEISEL 1 ROT HER 2 a. CANDLES. i. I so The Heeler Fuel uDii Clouir iuay Ai itf i fi Kerosene Oil BSTCE BLOCK. Maximum tempera tun 29.

mimum temperature 10 ln.iioalH tratsv of precipitation. WIitnurn r-lfpny of Wind in im 2 huura. 113 2 tmo If you are xn'mg any of the abjve 24 mile, norttiwest. Cor. B'Jitiry and Water Sts.

II. L. BOTCB, Obaerver Bitrnal SvttHX. of death at her residence on Superior street CapL I. R.

Boynton, of St. Ignace, Granville Boyton, of Marire City, and Geo. M. D. JGraves, of Omaha, her sons, have arrived in the city.

Mrs. Graves Is also the mother of N. S. Boynton and A. A.

Graves, of this city, and is nearly SO years of age The ease of the Port Huron Savings bank vs. 11. R. Mills was called in the circuit court Monday afternoon. It will be remem.

bered that one day last summer a stranger induced the ductor to Indorse a tToOdraft on the bank. The draft proved worthless and the bank called upon Mr. Mills to make the amount good. This he refused to do, claiming that the teller had given it as his opinion that the draft was genuine. The bank commenced suit and a portion of the evidence was introduced Monday afternoon.

This morning the case came to a sudden end by the announcement that an amicable settlement had been made between the parties Interested. pr mitive methors rf ll.ummation, it and views with alarm the prospect of losing Its grip upon this source of revenue. But it must be hard pressed for an tl -annexation argument in furnishing its readers MICH. 1 will be to your advantage to change to PSHTHVROM SPECIAL PBKDICTIONS. Washixgtos, Jan.

13, a. m. Fore more modern, better and salt light- A cast for the succeeding a hours: For lower ith the above, when it is known to all TRoss rv Telephone Mo. 89, what the tax ievey In each city Is for lbSK). Michiiran Light local snows; warmer Wednesday.

Now, let us get at the facts as to the rate ELECTRICITY. Gkkely. AVENTJB. of taxation, which can be obtained by a comparison of the tax roll of the two cities. QOl JJLIJX1.03X )- The Sun selects an IsOO valuation as a basis PULL be mad a deed of this land to bis son, Justin L.

Paldi, In which his wife joined, the deed being witnessed by the geline Paldi. The wife, who was the mother of the grantee, continued to reside on the land with her family until her death, In 1SS5. Justin L. Taldl resided with his family In the same house with his mother and her family for several years but the defendant argued that he was merely a boarder and that she and her mother managed the business. She claimed possession by reason of atax deed.whlch was, however, held invalid.

There Is evidence to show that in 1S79 Mrs. Marie Taldi accepted a life lease from the plaintiff. It appears also that in the defendant, with her brothers and sisters, filed a bill In the circuit court In Perhaps you have already given the matter some thought. If not, it will for its comparison, and the taxes upon that valuation In Fort Gratiot are as follows: State and county, f3.C2; city purposes, 122.88; total. 126.50; making the rate t3.31 pay you to do so.

I will be pleased to give you the low DISS SHIRTS est possible rgures for wiring your House Furnishing Goods- 50 Handsome Crochet Quilts at S1.25 each, worth SL75 20 Dozen 5-8 Napkins at $1.00 per doz. 25 Dozen 3-4 Napkins at $1.25 per doz. THE i TflEU SHORE. on a hundred. The same valuation in the store or Residence.

All work none by experienced Electricians, abd guaran fifth ward of this city, which adjoins Fort Gratiot is as follows: State and teed to be tne best, it is the same in Electrical Fixtures as in other lines of PULL county, city purposes, 117.42; total, 20.33, making the rate on a hundred, William P. on Summoned Acroaa the Ulver of Death Heart Dlaeaao toe Cause. W. P. Edison, who has been 111 at the res tSoods, there is a poor article and good one.

Get the test, I have 'ein. which proves that the taxes for all purposes chancery, against Justin L. Paldl and his In Fort Gratiot for lS'JO are over 30 per cent, tn excess of the taxes upon the same 1ESS TIES I wife, alleging that the deed under which they claimed title to the land was a forgery. D. J.

Stephenson, valuation in Port Huron for all purposes. Justin L. Paldl and wife filed several an If the Sun surmises that the of Half Bleached Table Linen, Bargain at 35o. a yard. 60 Inch Bleached and Half Bleached Table Linen at 50c.

a yard. 100 Dozen Huck and Damask Towels at 25, 35 and 50c. a pair. We have about 50 Pairs of BLANKETS that we will SELL VERY CHEAP. swers to this bill, denying that the deed Fort Gratiot are satisfied with the return 506 Water-st.

-AT- was a forgery, claiming that It was execut they receive for this large outlay through A meeting of the ons of Veterans will be held at Odd Fellows' hall on Wednesday evening. Owing to different arrangements Miss Hendricks' dancing class will not meet until Friday evening next at A. O. II. hall.

A regular meeting and installation of officers of the C. M. B. A. will be held this evening, at 7:30 o'clock, local time, at A.

O. II. hall. The Carpenters' union No. 347, meets Thursday evening for election and installation of officers and other business of Importance.

All members requested to be pres. ent. A regular meeting of lluronia Marine Engineers Beneficial Association No. 43, will be held this evening. Also the committee on ball wish to say to their friends, that to-morrow night is the date on which the most enjoyable dance of the 6ea will be held.

By The forty-seventh annual meeting of Congregational church, as an orKanization, will be held in the lower roomsof the church on Wednesday evening, commencing at 7:30 o'clock. Three trustees to fill vacancy will be elected also a treasurer. The ladies of the church and society will serve a chicken pie supper from 5 to 7 o'clock. All are ed, acknowledged and delivered for the con taxation we are in a position to know to the TELEPHONE 139. sideration named therein, ot 15.000.

It is rr- contrary. The new school building is be TTWllSLIl-S conceded that the proceedings thus com ing held responsible for the high rate of Oh! by the way, have you Feen the menced were discontinued In September, taxation this year, and no doubt that is true to a limited extent as the city was F.dison "Standard" Incandescent Lamp? It's a daisy. Iam selling them at t53. fashionable ilatter and Gents' Furnisher. 1883, but for what reason does not appear, The records of the Board of Supervisors Orders by 'Phone promptly tilled.

Dont bonded for 115,000 at seven per cent, interest to erect it the yearly item for interest forget the number, lou. EEaywo'od alone being The future prospects of St Clair county for ihe year 1872 were consulted, but having been carelessly kept and badly mixed, it was impossible to tell, with certainty, what action was taken on of Fort Gratiot are not very encouraging as it is conceded by all that the construe APPLES mm mm ssarf mmmm ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. VA the subject of equalization. rr i tion of the tunnel will have a tendency to retard or stop its growth. This means a de .1 The court therefore affirmed the verdict of the lower court The opinion was writ preciation in values to be followed by a re Warmth to the World ten by Justice Cahill and concurred in by duction In the assessments and consequent his associates.

ly a higher rate of taxation will be required idence of Henry Cline for several months past, died suddenly at 12 o'clock Monday night. For the past month or more he had been apparently Improving and on was out on the street. During the early part of last evening he was quite restless and at midnight Mrs. Edison arose to give him a powder. While preparing It she no tlced her husband's head fall back on the pillow and he immediately commenced to gasp for breath.

Mr. Cline was summoned, but before a doctor could be sent for Mr. Edison was dead. W. P.

Edison was born In Canada November 5, 1S31. In 1837 his parents removed to Milan, O. where he grew to manhood. In 1S54 he came to Michigan and settled in Port Huron. After the building of the street railway Mr.

Edison was its manager for many years. A few years ago he purchased a farm in the township of Wales and up to within a few months resided upon it. His health failed him and he removed to Port Huron and took up his residence at Cline'a restaurant. The deceased was one of the best known men In this section ot the county and was noted for his jovial disposition. His brother, Thos.

A. Edison, visited him a few weeks ago, but only remained in the city for two days, as Mr. Edison's condition was not considered dangerous. Last week Samuel Edlson.fatherof the deceased, left the city on a prolonged tour of the Southern states. He has been notified of bis son's death and will return home at once.

The immediate cause of Mr. Edison's death was heart disease, although he was suffering from an internal cancer or tumor. remains were removed to the residence of N. E. Thomas this morning, from which place the funeral will be held.

to defray the city's expenses. AT HALF PRICE. OIIOIOTD Greenings, Baldwins AND NORTHERN SPIES Taxpayer. A New Company. lulf ord Howan The articles of association of the "Port Huron Mill and Dock Company," were filed Novelty Club will give a dance and -Paper supper Friday "veuing next at the Armory with the county clerk on Monday.

The com 1 13 2 4t pany Is organized for the purpose of buying and selling real estate, grain, wool, cord AT Second term of Miss Hendricks' dancing wood and all forms and styles of merchan class will begin Friday January 16th in A Blankets, regular price 75c, for 37c Commence TUESDAY, JAN. 13th, one of the Oreatoet CLEARING OUT SALES OF FURNITURE Port Huron has ever witneeeed. expect to commerice moving Into Palaoe Hall about February 1st, and wish to reduce stock and convert Furniture Into Cash. Now la your dise, the furnishing of steam and electric Gil) aim's O. IL ball.

Meetings hereatter Wednesday and Friday of each week excepting power and steam heat, the paving and grad Chest Protectors, srular price 50e, for 25c. ing of streets, etc. The capital stock of the concern is divided into 2,500 shares January 23, and February 6. 1 12 2 5t fceeTlIow Cheap! as fellows: 3iS HCKON AVENUE. MCA L.

Full dress shirts and ties at P. Axman's. Barrett Jfc Goulding offer paper clothing at half price. Read their advertisement. Koss Haywood offer argalns In crocheted quilts and table linen.

Blankets very fjieap. Meisel Bro. desire to clear up their stock before taking the annual Inventory, and will make special Inducements to purchasers of goods who buy now. Have you a head protector for the wlntei? If not Wagenseil Bros, call your attention to the fact that all winter headwear is moving at a discount with them tor the next few days. The first of a series of talks and lectures, under the auspices of the Epworth League, will be given at the M.

E. church on Thurs- golden opportunity, as the Out InoPrloea goes right through our entire stock of i parlor Suites and Fancy Rockers, Bed Room Suites, Dining Room Suites, Couches, feo Sterling Silver hand engraved tea spoon J. Hartman Talbot 834 for $1.15 each, in the Jewelry Department Edward Vincent 833 James L.Vincent 833 west store, at Sherman's. Total 2,500 Independent Order of Forester. The officers of Court Gratiot, 379, 1.

A GUTTNG Ladies' Vests, regular prlco 60c, for 25a Men's Vests, regular prTte. 50c, for 25o. Fancy and Plain, Lined and Unlined Garments, all At ONE-HALF PHICE. It is useles3 to enumerate the many uses for which this kind of clothing is valuable. Supply your needs while you have such a chance.

-Order or Forester. JLViLlfiJL will be publicly Installed on Friday even ing January 16th at the Vineyard rink Court Desmond, No. 187, Independent Fort Gratiot. Hon. C.

H. McGinley, past Order of Foresters, elected officers as si high counsellor of Michigan, will act as in Burled la lea. stalling officer. A peculiar accident happened at Heiser'a THE GOOBiE: Addresses will be delivered by Brothers next. See advertisement in brewery in Sarnia Tuisday evening.

Dur John A. McFellray, Q. Toronto; Frank another column. fellows last evening: Chief Ranger H. A.

Waite. Vice. Chief Ranger John Phipps. Itec. Secretary Geo.

Ellsworth, in. Sec R. A. Campbell. Treasurer--Duncan McKenzIe.

Chaplain Peter Nichol. Sen. Woodward E. Facer. ifi-5eSay worKmes naa been engaged MUlls.

of Port Huron; Rev. G. W. Jen our winter's trade baa been nlngs, of Flint Th storing lceinTilrd story of the building Shortly after 5 warn. John Newell, mayor of Fort Gratiot uliv good, and we are not to ing the floor gave way, completely DlTfyiBg.

SELF-HEATIMC FOLDING OATH TUB Is the greatest Home Comfort of the IV teenth Century. be found anion the mourners yet we will occupy the chair. The best local talent of Fort Gratiot and Port Huron will John Teft and K. Jocks, who were at Jun. Woodward W.

A ews. 11. Smith. HJinki A. HiUtna ite a lew roous we want to sen, ana add to the entertainment.

Music by Law work In the room below. A large gang of men was put at work to rescue the men, -Wm. C. Deputy HiglKChie nger- rence's orchestra. Tickets, including ball Huron Avenue.

Davis. Mulford A Howard commenced to-day on a great clearing out sale of furniture, tprep aratory to moving Into Palace Hall. Bargains may be had in parlor suites, bed room suites and other furniture. D. Stephenson, who has twen for some years engaged In electrical work, advertises that he is prepared to make estimates for electric light wiring, and guarantees the best work.

He has electric supplies for sale, and makes a spec I ot Edison lamps. If you are Interested read his whom everybody supposed must be dead. Auditors John Chambers, Jdan Mc and supper I. It took an hour and a half to remove the ice Liauguuu. of Court Gratiot are requested to attend regular meeting of Court In the and reach them.

Strange as it may appear both were alive, although nearly froz O. Hall on Monday evening, Janu Marriage License. The following marriage licenses were is ary 12th. Business Important en. Teft arms ana legs were uronen wnne Jocks had received severe internal injuries.

sued by the.county clerk on Monday The men are under the care of physicians E. J. W. Radcuffe, Rec Sec C. ll9.21w The Port Huron Engine A Thresher com and it Is believed both will recover.

The only thing that saved their lives was the No. Name. Age. ivu I William II. Conger, Port 25 i0 Jennie M.

Sutton, Richmond 20 isss I Frank W. Endlers, Marine 28 (Josephine Link waiter. Marine City .23 bk GOODRICH BATHTUB pany have added to their regular line ot Music Lesson Talk-: Frank E. Woodin, CAH1CITIKIST, Metliodist Church Varlors, business marine repair work, and with ex Instruction given on piano, orgsn, violin promiscuous piling up of timbers as the floor gave way. lis sooner we sell them the better we tlx l.

Vi'e bo da to plan for the spring ca and want room and money to rr out the plans we formulate. Tj secure these two essentials we CUT the HEADS OFF riees on our entire 'stock of Cloaks, Blankets, Flannels, II-Weight Underwear, 7 "wy way for our spring rurLi, ana now is the time to buy tL-'-e Id weather good. beg oil, but come to this iui i sale. William Johnston, 103 is 105 Huron Ave, North End of Bridge. perienced foremen In both their boiler shop banjo and all brass Instruments.

Argan rarreil J. Urowiey, Marine i ,4 ol and machine shop are prepared to take con tuning and repairing a specialty. tracts for this class of work and gaarantee 5 The Dead Alive. On Saturday the engineer of the fast ex satisfaction. They also say that they T.

L. Allen. 1721mo 1908, Tt nth street Dr. Warner Cornell has fitted up offices Real Estate Transfer. The following real estate transfers were make prices right to all who favor them press going west on the Chicago Grand with patronage.

recorded at the register of deed's office on Monday: Truuk, noticed a man apparently dead near the track and on arrival at Emmet stopped Thursday -Evening, at 111 Huron avenue, over the Commercial Bank, where he will be pleased to meet all old patients and as many new ones as Geo. W. Dodge to Wm. J. Johnston, land in Berlin; consideration, $150.

CITY ITEBSl, Sheriff Bernatz has appointed as his un JAN. 15th, at 8 O'Cloci Pictures Drawn and Given Away. John Bodewlg to Port Huron Building der sheriff Wni. M. Myron, of Grant Association, land In Port Huron; consideration, $600.

hen not in use yon can close them np and they beccomc an ornament his train and reported to the section men, who immediately summoned a doctor and flew to the scene, making the distance of three miles In four minutes. Both men and the doctor were almost exhausted when they arrived at the scene, from pumping the ear. After wiping the prespiratlon may feel disposed to place themselves under his care. The rumor that the doctor will be here but a short time is without the slightest foundation, as he intends making Port Huron his home permanently. Sheriff Bernatz has appointed Win.

A. to a room. Call at our Blore and see them. GOOD MUSIC. ADMISSION, 15 and 10 Cents.

Godfrled Streit to Bruno Strelt land in Bonker, of Columbus, a deputy sheriff. St Clair; consideration, $1,000. Mrs. Julia Graham has been granted a dl 110 21W 3iV JSoyce vorce from her husband, UHgh Graham. AJITJSK.TIENT NOTES.

If you like a good laugh go to the City Miss C. Gilbey will organize a dancing Joseph O'Uern, the first ward collector. class in the A. O. IL Hall on Thursday from their faces, the doctor opened his large satchel and was about to proceed to business when the man awoke and asked them what time It was.

The. man bad been drinking somewhat and was taking a rest. refused to qualify. The Council will appoint a muiBY STREET. evening January 15th.

Those wishing to Or Si Opera House to-morrow night and see "Little Nugget" H. S. Ca wthorn as "Barney and Brady" is one of the most comical Irishmen now on the stage. Joe Cawthorn as "Jakey join are requested to be present on the first evening. .1 10 2 4t a successor.

Geo. Perren, a Detroit druggist, was arrested last nigfct for being drunk. Fined this morning. This is the first of the following course of Talks and Lectures, under the auspices of the KPWOUTII R.KArE. Thursday, Jan.

15th, Chalk Talk, Prof F. B. Woodin. Thursday, Jan. 2th, "A Talk on Art," W.

B. Contly, Artist. Tuesday, February 10th, Lecture, Rev. P. B.

Parrist. Thursday, March 12th, Lecture, Kev. Q. N. Kennedy.

No single admission will be than 15 cents for adults- Tickets for the entire course He kindly thanked them for awakening him as It was nearly dinner Kumpher" is a rollicking, tongue tripping Titfdledy Wink. The manufacturers of this game have been PflA effective Dutchman, and will no doubt Chas. Thorne has been appointed fireman of Hose Company No. 1, Vice Delos Probate Court. so rushed that our order was delayed, but please all, as he does his work different from the ordinary German character.

Miss iJFECIAL DEPARTMENT. May removed. The following. business has been trans we have now received another lot of Tld 60 cents. dledy Winks, (the popular edition at 25 Drucie Gilmore as "Little Nugget" is one of the neatest prettiest and most effective raore new maker.

Over 30 styles acted in the probate court since our last re port: Thos. Hyslop, of Mt. Clemens, became stranded in the city on Monday.aud applied W. B. Gonely, who will talk on Art, January cents).

Tiddiedy Winks, Tennis and io elect fmra Every price, color Just ireceived, a cargo of dancers on the stage. The Logan sport Estate of Geo. W. Smith, deceased. Proof Halma.

Orders solicited at 29, is President of the Society of Artists. Detroit, and is probably the best Portrait Painter In this part of the country. at the city jail for lodging. Our C. fas: blacks are Try our Thompson' Kxtra Waist Corset.

Ever? make RHd of printing filed. Hearing of final account had; account heard, allowed, and adminis Pharos, January 2nd, says of her: "She is a little daisy, and no mistake." The Fort There Is good skating on the pavement In Sherman's, 5S5 Water street 1921w Reva. P. K. Parrist and O.

N. Kennedy are trator discharged and estate closed. fine speakers. Tn? subjects of their Lectures front of Thos. Sutherland's place on Military street.

Water from a spring has over PURE JACKSON HILL LTTMP Estate of Geo. F. Joes. deceased. Bond ill be announced later.

1 13 2 at Wayne Journal January 4th said: "Miss Drucie Gilmore in the title role was as pretty and sweet as she could be, and her Electric Lamps. We are selling Edison 16 and 20 candle Skirt and rke supporters. free with al Corsets Just jiTsd from the mills I case Wbtte remnants, fiora So 10c per nnilpr wffnltr iirii'j 1 1 ti 5 Vrd flowed the street. filed and letters issuedY Estate of Parker Webster, deceased War Another of Mrs. Gordon new cottages singing and dancing was a rare treat" power lamps for 65 cents; 32 candle power rant and inventory filed.

Estate 'of Caroline Bachler. deceased Reserved seats are now on sale. lamps for 11.00, and 50 candle power for For heating and i FOE BARGAINS Evert thin ia Lae- ardKn- on Lapeer avenue was sold on Monday to Andrew J. Willson, through the real estate tL50. Petition for appointment of administrator More novelties that tv bled.

r.mbrcitJery work. Full Mils and Flosses More exchange of Schoolcraft Co, Some time ago Joseph Uartlnger stole The Sherman Company. Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and others jaAllINK NEWS. PORT ITEMS. JACKSON HILL NUT, FOR COOKINti, ail through our An Depart Children's Bonnets, CLOAKS, KOBES, ETt, CALL ON pair of g'oves out of the PaciSc House.

On The four large steamers new on the stocks Monday Judge Robeson tned him 110, or Building Pel nil. Ou Monday the city cle issued build ing permits as follows: whose occupation gives but little exercise, should use Carter's Little Liver Pills for torpid liver and biliousness. One is a dose. Try them. 1 at his West Bay City yards, known as the priees still continue on y.my Yarns, Knit Goods, special arrival of New Kid Gloves stvl Always something new at In default to go to jail for 20 days.

"Big Four." are probably to be sold to a W. J. Humphrey for al rame dwelling Toledo syndicate, but the embarrassment of "The Bull Dog on the Back" and other college songs at the members reunion of the on east side of -Eleventh street; cost, 1,000. the concern may have rendered it necce" Resist Annexation. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of Te Mulford St Howard, for alterations to Y.

M. C. A. to-nisht at o'clock. All mem.

Will burn in any stove better thtn wood and at half the cost. HAKD COAL, ALL SIZES, AT sary to dispose of of the The Palace Hall cost, tl.OOO. bers and their gentlemen friends Invited steamets referred to are of uniform sizei the residents and taxpayers of the town of Port Huron will be held at the towa hall on Wednesday afternoon, January 14th, Rev. S. A.

Beman read an interesting paper on the "Uses and Abuses of Creeds'' about 320 feet length over all each, and will rank among the largest wooden carriers on Winter has set in, and Sauerkraut will Personal and Society Note. Dennis P. talks of locating Tennessee. in before the Baptist ministers' meeting of the lakes. Although the contract figure is taste good now.

Come and try it. 1S8L at 2:30 o'clock, to take action on the question of annexing a portion of this township to the city of Huron and to Detroit at the Russell House.Mondaymorn- 225 HIHOV AVESfE. unknown, it is within bounds to put their cost to the company at $140,000 each which Mrs. T. A.

Scott Is still confined to her vote upon the question of raising the neces F. WOLFSTYN CO. home on Erie street with illness. would represent a total investment of $560, Ttusweek we will sve a sary amount ot money to resist the same. 000.

iug. New cases were started In the circuit court on Monday, as follows: R. E. French "tips McGregor; Jas. Needham vs.

sl Caldwell Mrs. John Dawson, of Syracuse, N. THOMSO By Okdeb of the Towkship Board, 1826t is visiting her parents in this city. MIOKT INTERVIEWS. Miss Eva Harris will spend the next Troy Steam Laundry Dr.

J. Hen, three weeks with friends la Toronto. Gold Filling a specialty, office In new Knlll block. Capt Frank Danger: "Port Huron Gent washing- 0c a dozen. Family wash Foot of Sarnia Street.

ng a specialty. Gents' tbirts and ladies' un Mr. and Mrs. H. D.

Banfil, of Chicago, wants an appropriation to dredge Black river, and yet I notice that merchants are Houses to rei.t inquire of Jas. J. Botce. will take up their residence in Port Huron, ntion states, Sal- 12 27 2 0. allowed to throw all sorts of refuse in the Ezrs Hazen and family, of Memphis, river.

Port Huron Is a "one boss" town. aerwear made to order. UOl aillltary Telephone No. 6. Two ring.

FRED. C. PARSONS Are free from all crude and irritating will spend the winter at Pass Christian Miss. matter. Concentrated medicine only.

Carter's Little Liver Pills. Very small; very City Physician Lohrstorfer: Tbecttyis Will Roberts has returned to Battle Creek of of probate easy to take; no pain no griping; no purg entirely free of scarlet fever and diphtheria ing, lry taem. a after spending a few days with his parents The health of the city Is in excellent condi her eDtire vx- DEALERS on Gillett street tion." J. P. GILMAETI1S, her daugh- Dr.

Warner Cornell, specialist eye, ear nose and throat has returned to the city John S. Duffie left to day for Tennessee. He will look the country over awd if he and resumed practice. His office is now at Headquarter for Second-hand Furniture, 4nL- RediiLnr. Clothirir.

etc From Ions Card of Thanks. Orth" petitions the likes it he ill locate there. 111 Huron avenue, over Commercial Bank 'n too I am enabled tc Mr. and Mrs. Dingwell wish to extend a from her s.

Orth sets fonh in Jut1 ye accurately tbe value of (roods and ro- LUMBER AND KOALi We have Tery nice stock of all kinds of OoaL Try awrn. of ear JACK3C UILU jag tie thing tor summer. If yon lntQd boilcUn- ivs A. M. CARPENTER CO.

Forth Jtnd of Serentk Street Bridjrs, Dr. Weir, the electrician, has no interest Capt John Robertson. Inspector of thanks to the many friends who so kind! antee to seiiers me Diroe8Hjriw vuu. nor ever had in the business of Dr. Cor I carrv a isrsro ncc ui assisted them daring their sad bereavement.

hii taken cp his residence In this city ar.d will haver xms at Mrs. Saety'a on Sixth jad her to tnsen Especially to the conductors of the F. and foods and deal airiy. 1S 15D SI BCTLEB STREET. nell except as assistant during the illness of the late wife of the latter.

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