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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS Brown Bros, need the money you mix-up allowed the others to pass her. A TOP-NOTCH AFFAIR Little Ned wlonlng the heat, Frank Michigan (Tentrai^ owe them. *1 B. second, Norma third, Mlna fourth. Call and see the beautiful $2.00 huts See the hammocks at "The Leader, "Tht Niagara Falls Route; In the fourth heat "VanEtten sent For everything that SOUTHWAUO, at Mrs. Croman's. W. B. KBTClIUJt & Co. LARGE CROWD AND GOOD RAC­ Little Ned right to the front, winning is new in jAuoa ...„ i):,yia,m. i:40p, m.9:B9p.m •A number of Mnsonltes spent the Brown Bros; always carry, the best ING AT LAST FRIDAY'S Jackiou 10:« 2:30 10 :M from Mina in a whipping finish, Frank day at Pleasant lake last Sunday. selected stock of line foot wear found MATINEE. B. third and Norma fourth. William Detroit ,. E:sup fi:3up. in.TtlSa.iQ. New Chamber setsat "TheLeader. In Ingham county. • *^ ston stock Immediately went way ,. 6:05 p, IU. St&u p, la, 0:30a, m. Obleago,...,.. W. B. KBTcriUii & Co. Who Is your druggist? .May we not Bad Spill In the Mile Open Bicycle above par and Mason couldn't unload NOBrilWAHl), The Ilawloy L. A. S. win meet at serve you ? We strive to please. Race. her shares at any price. Notwlth FBI 7:Hia. IU. 12:21 p. m.S:33p.m. the home Of Mrs, Geo. Sliattuck on *tf H. H. BUADLKY & Co. standing this big "slump," Mina went lADtlDg ., 8:12 12:4: p, III. 0:00 The fourth matinee of the Mason Tliursday afternoon, Aug. 3d. The L. A. S.of Eden will meet at on and trimmed Hub. Dakin's pacer ,, 9:00 1:50 7;1S Driving Club was a top-notcher In The price of furniture is going up Saelnttw. ,. 10:33 3:12 SM Those 81.00 and 81.25 Oxfords are the home <ot Mrs. G. M. Smith in race horse style in the deciding point of attendance and - flrst-class fast, but we have made no Btty Olty,,.... .. 11:10 3:4.5 9:20 only 77i cents at Brown Brown Bros' August,2d. The gentlemen are in heat, carrying him off his feet in .. 7:15 p.m. 7;0Ca, m. 7;00a. m. racing, the track was In good condition vlted. * the last eighth and winning hands advances. Mason, with a special sale Saturday and the weather was made to order 0. W.itOOQLKS, down. Johnny's victory was as popu­ Mrs. Elpha M. Grimes of Dansvllle Thomas Jones of Lansing has been An Ideal day for racing and the tine P. n. 8TANTOW, Gen. Pats. & Ticket Agt. lar as rag-time music at a colored ball, Ticket Ajtent. Mason. Chleaw whose husband was a member of Co. F, restored to the pension list and grant­ sport furnished put the crowd in good the crowd yelling themselves hoarse lias been granted a pension of 812 per ed au increase from 88 to $10 per humor and they enjoyed themselves Window Shades when his game little pacing marc BUSINESS DIRECTORY. month. month. to Che fullest extent. A. 0. DuBols of came under the wire a winner of the Well yes, we are the sole agents The L. A. S. of Eden will give un Paying cash and being able to buy Leslie performed the duties of starter •23SSTTIST most hotly contested horse race of tho for the celebrated Buckeye shades/ Ice cream social at tbe park, Satur from the best manufacturers is what in his usual clever and ctllclent man season. The following explains Itself: which do away with the trouble of E.HENDEB80N,D.U.8, OUloeuverBrown day evening, July 29tli. Everybody enables Brown Bros, to undersell ner. Dr. A. F. Ferguson of Lansing .Hroj.'sUoe store, Manon. sayi Mlna, bm,,Iolin Noxou,. 1 I 'i 21 and 0. 0. Casterlln were judges, H. M a roller. They can be raised or C cordially Invited. smaller dealers. *^ LlttleNed,brs,H.H.Dakln....... 2 2 1., I 2 Four times the amount of new and Dr. Arthur, the Detroit specialist, Williams and C. J, Rayner timers. Krauk 11., bg, K, E. Drown.,,..,.... 3 3 2 3 3 lowered from top or bottom either. will be a't Hotel Donelly parlors The free-for-all brought out Baron Norma, cb m, Levi Swan..... 4 4 3 4-4 riAS. G, JHNKIN8, llonioeopatli I'liyslclan up-to-date shoes and Oxfords Call and .see them, they cost no and Surgeon, Special attention given to Kye Polly «.,brm,R.,M!tilleu. ., B 6 dr Brown Bros', carried by any other Wednesday, August 10. Consultation W,, Little MoUle, Brockport, Lou and Sr. Nose and Throat Diseases. Diseases of Tlme-l :19,1:18,1 lioy, l :20^, 1:22H. more than a good roller. Women and Itcctal Diseases. Olllce In Near shoe house in Mason. *1 free and confidential. See ad. Clara T., drawing positions as named. Block. Hoiirs-1 to 5 and 7 to 9. , The farmers'race brought out an­ Tliey got the word ori the second at­ Percy Pendleton and .Tohn Hocking Next Sunday evening at the Pres other Little Ned, owned by John T\U. GEllTBUDE D. CAMPBELL, Physician tempt. Little MolUe taking the lead U and Surgeon, Oflloe over McOroasen'ii Dritg Of Leslie have enlisted and will Jol byterlan churcli, reports of the great Boyle Of Leslie. 'This horse fared a Store, onice hours, 8 to 0 a, m., 2 to 4 and 7 to f with "Brockle" and Lou right after p. m. Country and town calls promptly attended Col. Gardener's regiment at Fort 0. E. convention held at Detroit will considerable better than his name­ Mason Furniture Co. her. Baron W. and Clara T, were un­ Sheridan near Chicago. be given by Miss Nina Bristol, L. W. sake from Williaraston, winning his R. KKANK K. THOMAS, Physician and Siir. steady and brought up the rear. Lit­ Furniture and Undertaking. gcon. Omceover Wehb «i \VlilIiii»n*« store Six cents alive for hens, 8c for young Mills Jr., and Ted Walters. race right off the reel with something reiideiKD B at corner II and Oak streets. Mason. tle Moll le continued to head the pro­ Chicks, every day. Where convenient John Chaddock and eight-year-old to spare in each heat. George D., Sis­ R. L. A. SNELL, onico In Darrow Blk,. fro m cession, giving Brockport and Lou all son, living near Ilolt, caught a 20- ter Green, Charley and Jube also DI'rlday noon to Saturday evening of eaoli Inquire of Blackwood Wright, Mason the horse race they wanted for the week, cfironlo diseases a specialty. pound pickerel at Pine lake last week started. On the second time, down 30w2p J. G, Dkan. entire distance. Little MolUe and Soda Water Preferred. Wednesday. This must be so, as the Starter DuBois concluded that they Samuel Cluckey of Delhi asks for Brockport drew away from the others wero organized about right and they Most people are beginning to re­ divorce from Minnie Cluckey on the State Republican Is authority. on the last turn and a battle royal en •riBKD A. ALLEN, Altorpey and Counselor ot were off. Little Ned jumped right to cognize the truth of our claim, XJ lj»ff, Mason, at County Clerk's ollice. grounds of immorality. He also asks Jellies and preserves sealed with sued on the home stretch. Step by the front and settled down to his that stimulating alcholic drinks,are EO. H. GILLESI'IE, Attorney and Counselor, for the custody of his three children Pure Paraflne Wax retain their deli step the garaey little mare and tbe at Law, Mason, Mich. work, the rest of the "Rubes" follow not the proper things for hot weath- G great son of Greenbacks fought It out George RIcks Is playing ball with cate flavor and will not mould. Sold ng along In single file about so far TTUGII K. ROOT, Attorney at Law. onice it er refreshments. Our Soda Foun­ the Sidney, Ohio, club. He sends n one-pound cakes at 20c. *tf the black fellow winning, by a nose. XI In Mason Kurnltue Co.'s Store. apart. This order of things was kept tain beverages are better, the water Que picture of the team. In his H. H. Bradley & Co. Brockport proved himself the good B, McARTHUll, Attorney and Counselor at upfor thewhole route, Little Ned be- horse that he i.s, but Geo. Jessop's lit­ itsell promotes digestionj the cold­ L, Law. Circuit Court Commlsalouer. 0 " letter he says they (have lost only J. B. Lut7. of White Oak, Benjamin ing an easy winner, Sister Green sec- over Karnicrt' Hank, Mason. tle llyer took his measure and won a ness reduces bodily temperature, nine games out of ,50 played. Guile of Alaledon, Daniel Barr of Ing ond, George D. third, Charley fourth, - T. IIEMANH, Attorney and Counselor at host of warm friends by her showing the fruit acids and phosphates are J. Law, Olllce In the new Lawrence Block Bryant's Root Beer is a delicious, ham and Arthur W. Jewett of this Jube fifth. The second heat was a against a race horse of Brockport's tonic and cooling. Combinations J aoon.Mlch. Money toloau on good security. sparkling and, healthful hot weather city have each purchased Steel Star repetition of the first. Little Ned calibre without being conditioned for of these will rob hot weather of beverage. One 10 cent package makes Wind Mills this week Of D, S.
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