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Pmsts* so tba limit'sul of the Republican Fatty the eonsettoa ot general aad toe** amp* year mad wW was* to I notify aa diroet.aBd not tease tt io tke -to da. Bsaoamlssu forgets. Al- «r*ya aa* t**£ jour smbacriptton t» paid «n cs ma to stop tne ftm sjaasllsy —d «.aaUsy of the adivrttaiag aawsaen^r^sa^ge JoessAX te^nanndantâaSfr 1%« targe sua ••so have to adtar a Urge TV? awe atsnsys aesejsSaele. Be* »fnariestn yea wfli gowerafly •ed taut to wm »* gtsatr TS1?KSt>4T. JAWUABT Id. twO*. PRKSIDKNT ROOSKv KL.T "a message to Congress setting forth the history of the events in Colombia and Panama in connection with the negotiations for the canal is a candid, lum> inous statement whieh answers all the quelle* to wbicb the affair baa given rue and reveals the attitude of our own government in a light whieh will evoke the plaudit* of the American people. The President shows that the proposition which we made to Colombia was more than generous to that country, and he points out that Colombia itself, Just after the revolution at the isthmus took place, virtually acknowledged thia by agreeing, indirectly and secretly, to meet all tbe United States' demands, providing we would permit her to attempt to re-establish ber authority at the isthmus, and thus make ns a party to the overthrow of the regime set np by the people of Panama. Colombia's whole course throughout the affair was actuated by a rapacity which was defeated by its own venality and blindness, and by the courage and honesty of the administration at Washington. It was the purpose of the authorities at Bogota to cheat the French syndicate ont of its interest in the canal, and thus to get for themselves the $40,000,000 which we agreed to pay to that company. This conspiracy to make the United States a participant in the steal from the citizens of a nation with which we are on terms of tbe utmost cordiality waa happily defeated by the revolution at the isthmus and by the prompt* ness and intelligence of the Washington goverment. Every criticism which has been advanced by the enemies of tbe canal and also by the enemies of the administration has been answered by the President with a frankness and a comprehensiveness which will silence opposition. The friends of tbe treaty will now be able to make quick work with that compact. Gorman and his junta of obstructionists Ayers Ayer's Cherry Pectoral quiets tickling throats, hacking coughs, pais in the lungs. It relieves congestion, sub- Cherry Pectoral dues inflammarioo. It heals, streagdrsns. Your doctor will exptaia this to yott. He knows all about this cwwujh medicine. 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PROVE IT ANY TIME By the Evidence of Michigan People. The daily evidence citizen* right bere la Michigan supply is proof sufficieet to satisfy tbe greatest skeptic. No totter proof can be bad. Here 1* a east. Bead It George W. Cieaaoa, nreprletor of the Urge livery stable sad back Baa, at 137- 139 West Mala Bt,and residing atSSO Territorial Sty Benton Barter, says: "Dona'* Kidney Pitts proonred at Hairy L. Bird 1 Gex wfil ft* tbe paâllb* M, E. church next Sunday mnrnisgr Tea are invited io ba present. —Married, at the M. E. parsonage, Jan. Mb. by Bev. Woodhams, Mr. R. Huff to Mis* Pearl Cole, both of Bancroft. —The Livingston County Association ol supervisor* sad count/ officials bold their IDOU&I banquet this evening at Howell. —Senator A. B. Cook will give ao address st tbe me* irigcf the Livingston County Farmer*' Ciuba to be held in Ho well, Feb.*. —Barney Havlland, of Byron, was in the city Tuesday to attend the aunuai meeting of the stockholders of tbe Firs| National Bank. —Holly Herald: The COBUNNA JOURN AL was 24 years old 7ast week and occupies a place in tbe front rank of Michigan journalism. —Ovid Register-Union: Miss Grace Jackson, of Corunna, spent a few days the last of the week and Sunday with Miss Lulu Washburn. —The board ef pardons wilt meet at leant Jan. 13th and ISth to consider tbe ease of Csiyiu fjuerd, of Shaftsburg. Linerd want* a pardon. —Robert Cowan, Wm. Robrabacber aud Robert Cummin*, ef Byron, were here Thursday to attend a meeting of the ShUwsasee MatoaL —Perry Journal: Rev.E. J.Pmtoock, ef Totssjgaay, Okie, visited at tbe home ef ad* *ts**r-ts-|*w, Mrs. AbMe LaFlam- * drag atare bave be** used tn hay, Friday aad Ssterday. myfamHvead uwdee** results were obtained. 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Local Itfitjs THAT wTLL INTEREST YOU —vTslter Hatch Is Ui with pneumonia. —Owosso bag purchased s new Are engine. —Miss Loin Allan has returned to Chicago. —High flehnPl !yr*am next weak Friday evening. —Mia* Spalding bas returned to ber school duties. —Victor Banar, of Vernon, was in the city Monday, —Morris Ormaby bas been on the tick list the past week. —Mrs. C. D. Smith wbo has been yery ill is conyeieseent. , —Geo Foster, of Burns, wss here on business yesterdsy. —Prof. Ernest Cody, of Vernon, ylsifced our scbools.Friday. —Witllsm Brands is confined to bis home with rheumatism. —Mrs. L. N. Sbeardy ia entertaining a sister from Lexingtoa. —Tbe Durand Masons will give tbeir annual bell sometime this month. —Jsy Waiters, of Antrim, was s visitor at tbe connty seat Saturday. —Rolls Robinron is slowly recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia. —J. D. Leland and Alfred Derham, cf Durand, were in the city Thursday. —Bancroft citizens want water works and electric lights and will have them. —Clifton Augsbury, of Durand, visit* ed friends bere Tuesday and Wednesday. —Jos. Pratt, of Kerby, held tbe ticket number COS that drew the sideboard at Quayle's. W. D. Royce, register of deeds, was in Detroit this week getting office books re-bound. —Tbe Ovid Carriage Factory has commenced business again after a three months' vacation. —Tea cent* escb will be paid for old dim lamp*. Lamps sre absolutely free to meter customers. —Hon. Roger Sherman and Tbeo. Euter, of {Bancroft, were guests at tbe Grand Central Tuesday. —Welter Morton, of Fort Atkinson, lows, is visiting bis sister, Mrs. R. J, Holmes, of N «sw Lothrop. —Tbe n, detdrea a trustworthy and energetic nun to represent, the Company iu this territory. First-lass com m! sal on eontraeta, wttn renewals. An attract! re bnainess opponnnity to eng-igewitb tbiaold—stabluihed, reliable and popuiar COB pany. Address SJENKY V. BCCaEK, General Manager, 501-607 Maicstfc BaUding, Detroit, ^mmmmmmmtimmmmmmmmii % 9 £4 Price to AIL Quality —the Best, Times the Stock. Varieties of Goods. Bad stuff. Credit. Deliveries Dail •y. Excellent Clerks. A New Year Sale Remarkable ! Three cans Corn Three cans Tomatoes ^ \ mm Three cans Peas L W k% Three cans Salmon j ^rfsalaV - Three cans Pumpkin... J Lion or XXXX Package Coffee i2c 5£w5tL^ IHW. H. QUAYLE Spot Cash Grocer, Connna, imm i^^^^mmmmg 3 3 3 3
When you need a LINIT1ENT get a GOOD one YCIIT grandfather used it long b&ore you were born. It is known as the LINIMENT Ludellas Spool School Hi JESSIE MACNXLLAN ArtoElSOrt Front Monday aaofntnsj to BsliU'tey ni«*t. especially 9*t*a^nj#M. ana Annt Jane and Stater LiR sewed aad sewed to get things And rt didn't do a bit of good getting one thing done, fbr there were always two or three other thins* teal ou«ht to ante been done long ago. 80 etsnisaa would cry, and then Annt Jane would say, "There ia no nee spoiling your eyes, MssAtosslways sent heck the "pieces''; twt the rale waa, "Anything smaller LUDELL* AT WOHK. {"She Placed Laura Penelope st Oo* End ot s Bow ot Spools.") than your hand, Dell!" And Lndella did wish her aand would grow faster. and onp big boxful Ludella had stored away under her bed—silt and satin, Telvet and Bedford cord, ladtes'-cloth and Cheviot and camel 's-hair, gingham and percale and satins, chiffon aiid ribbon and lace. Under the bed was another box devoted to empty spools. Every winter afternoon, when she came home from school, Ludella would 0 say as she opened tbe door, "Any more spools? Any more nieces?" Then out would come those two boxes, and dressmaker Number Four would set to work as' seriously as the others. Did f say LueUa had no dolls? What STORIES ABOUT EAGLES. Taey Skew That ts* Bl*r Hires Are Jfat Afrmts t* Taefcle ET«» tb« Stresses* A«ta*r*alat. Some* years ago Sir Charles Mordaunt witnessed in Scotland a strange battle between an eagle and a stag, which completely dispels any theory that the ornithologist may put forward as to eagles pot attacking large animals, says the Chicago Journal. The bird singled out from a herd one particular buck, which It succeeded in driving from the rest. It struck the animal repatedly with its powerful wings, knocked It down and finally killed It. Baron Schroeder witnessed a still more remarkable spectacle. An eagle attacked a fawn which was one of a herd la the highlands. The cries of the little one were answered by Its dam, which sprang upon the eagle and struck It repeatedly with its fore feet. Fawn, deer and eagle rolled headlong down a declivity, and the bird was dislodged from its hold and the fawn rescued. But Sir Kenneth Mackenzie Vnows a more thrilling story than either nf tbese, for, according to report, an e2ele was r*? , and ao er." have displaced It It will stop pain and heal all hurts quicker than any other liniment you can use. Good for HAN and BEAST. If the office that doea your printing doesn't do it neatly, try the JOURNAL. If it is being done neatly, try ns for better stilL ANNUAL REPORT For the year ending December 31st, 1903, of the condition and affairs of the Shiawassee Mutual Fire Insurance Company, located at Corunna, organized under the laws of the State of Michigan, and doing business in the County of Shiawsssee in said state. AMOS PARMENTER, President. PETER PATCH EL, Secretary. P. O. Vernon, Michigan. Mo- of members Dec Stat, 1KB. No. of members added Seriac year.... 35» Sins Deduct SMStber* withdrawn sad poUeies cancelled..-........— ... ••• 329 No. of members BOW betoagias^. 3*27 BUSKS. Ad't of property st risk Dec. 31, ISttt. J «,071,402 Added during year.'.1,6*4,71* 7,506,114 Deduct risks cancelled or oiherwSs* terminated 1,3P8^!75 Amos Parmenter, President, sad Peter Patcaei, Sncretary of said compear, do, sad each does for biasetf depose and say tbat tbey have read tbe foregoing MSatement, and know the contents thereof, and tost they haT* good reason te beliere, and do beltere, said atatemcutobe trse. A»C« PARMmNTEfc. President. PETER PATGHSXv Secretary. Subscribed snd sworn to before tmt tbis 7th day of January. 1964. WILLIAM A KOSENKRANS. Notary Public. | LOSSES THAT HAVE OCCURRED DTTBXJfG THE YEAB, Harrington Clay, barn and contents, S Net amount at risk Dec, 31,1903.. 6,337,839 W«. H. Wines, calf killed.... Ellen Gallagher, damage to barn. RESOURCES. Byron Beard, damage to bam Rasa In hands Of Treas, Dec. 31,1908 I 8,14*68 Byron Beard, damage to to house and C*»h ID bands of Town Agents ..... 4* OS contents..........'. ^.... tTlrich Frye, damage to house.. 15,1*5 71 [ J. Q. A. Cook, damage to 1>arYi „ | o. G. Scrlbner. damage to bare. LIABILITIES. ! Wm. Ssundern, damage t> horse rake Outstanding order Ho, S8...„.. S * 09 1 T. H. Cnnoingbatn, damage to bouse, " 1SS _„.....,..._ SI* 7k i Warren Jarrad, damage to barn......... " " 108 484 3S j Wells G. Townley, barn •* in S3© as [ W. R- Drury, steer killed •* " •• 112- 177*9 Henry and Catharine LahrinH- bar a " IM....- 1,71**4 snd con tents :.. „ Geo. B. Banyan, shee > killed .... n •» »• us.. 5 w Martin Harrington, damage, to barn... " " i*.] .„'..:..'.:.:.„.. ttrt Borer Sherman, daossge to bouse. " IS* »8 X* John C, Barney, daatage to bonsehotd goods •« •» in an ss John Huhbard, damage to house and •* i*4 ansa content* Wm, McKtaney, sbeep killed. " « ix> a oo C. E. Bnrllnirame, bans* Bowena Mills, household goods t 4,5*3 01 7. W.'KTBcala', household goods Andrew and L. Porter, house and tools ^ txcosix, Roy Bailey, damage to house and con* Cash collected on aaacaauienUt dnring tents year.. K4,0»7 S) Hugh Parker, house, barns and con Catsh collected oa premium V>7 VS tent* Canh collected en me*iberBh*p and J. R. Reynolds, damage lo barn polk-y - 473 OS Rrnest Whittaker, eslf killed Caab collected on Iscr aaad Insurance 33* 18 ' A. and H. Rose, damage to bouse aud Caan wllccted on refunded ££ W | tools ..: .,;,. Casta on hand Jan. 1st, IMS |2,*J7 »4 : S. N. Keel in, tire stock, hay and .bols To error la above amount 7 63 ' Carrie Mead, daatage to house ssr.ru 77 : Isaac Mo*s. steer killed I Lottie EaJdwln, bsrs. EXpSHpiTLKKS. • Sophia Laubengnver, damage to house' IXMMCS actually paid daring tbe year, j Charles Wren, damage to bean putler of wbicb *a> occurred lo pr«vloa» C. G. ftlnnson, damage to barn............ year .....*W,478 S». W. F. MiUer, damage to house , Officers' salary, *e»ednle (A). 736 60 I Lodemia Reed, honse and contents ... All otbrr expcaiiea, achedule (3f 5,90164 I JosfPb VV. Boyre, nog killed. .... i Lydia Jutld. hot-rse ttuA damage SCHXDULE (A) ; James Ruddy, damage to house Name of OSJcer or Director to whoc paid: ! Duke Brown, cow killed ' Edward Garman, clothing ADOS Parmenter, president.. . S SO GO i Fred Eurrle. house snd contents, _ Amos Parmenter, director V7 W \ Christian Kurrle, household goods Peter Patcbel. secretary _ 3CV> 00 j H, W. Spttler, horse killed....... Peter Patenel, director,.... 84 Ot) I Orla Firman, sMeep Silled Peter Patcbei, making asseasment j Frederic ¥ Scbaettz, damage barn nook 85 00 I Wm, Dnfreun, straw stack...... P. B. Beynolos, director ft 00 j Thomas Riley, cow ViUed..... P. HYKosa, director;.. : .... 8» 00 j J, A. Richardson, house ........... P. H. Rash, auditor 4 00 ; Joseph S£gula, barley.. W. A. Roaenkraas, treasurer......... 116 50 j H- Lemunyoa (adm'r), damage barn., j James A. Martin, sheep killed .......„._ * 735 ao ! J. W. Slater, damage to house. _ Chris. Gate, barn and contents SCHEDULE (E). Geo. B. Fauth, household goods.......... Paid town agents I 857 7ft H. W. Holman, damage to house,. Paid receivers W5 41 W. J. WUloughby, d-tmafr.> to house. Paid Janitors. 13 00 Geo. and M. Bartholomew, damage to Paid proposition book No. tt , 9 31 house _. , Paid expense of delegate to state as Daniel Flvnn, damage to carpet.... sociation snd tax... . 5 80 Geo. Hamiiion, damage to bam . Paid A. Cnapin, state examiner of in- Wm. Bridger, sheep killed....:. ; aaraace .... 3 tX> B. R. Stevens, sbeep killed Paid postal cards SJ 85 John McCrea, damage to bedding Paid postage and stationery to town C. E. Leach, damage to house agents v 23 07 F. W. Zabei, house and contests Paid postage and stationery te secre Andrew joster, cow killed tary 5 30 John (Yane, damage to barn.-... Paid stamped envelopes- 67 44 M. H. Rmrke. damage lo barn Paid printing.. 63 IU John Hamilton, colt .SIVed.. Paid assessment book IU 6)) Alfred Gardner, house and contents... Paid 500 Abeet« aseestuneDt paper _ 4 41 R. H. Scott, damage to house Paid interest. 42 47 John Doyle, bojr killed. Paid assessment refunded 3
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