ALTHOUGH the weather has been unfavorable lor the Hale of winter apparel

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1 ttfkteg Vol. XXX Pnckney, Lvngston County, Mchgan, Thursday, November 28, 92 No. 48 Specal Sale on Bed Comfortables All made from nce whte batts and all full.sze All.0 Qnlts All $.50 Qults _ All $.75 Qult* All 2.50 Qults... Saturday Specals lb. of best 25c Coffee at 8 bars of Lennox Soap 4 lbs. crackers -2 lb. best 50c Tea Mnce meat 2 pkgs. Washng Powder Soda pkg. Corn Starch ALL SALES CASH _89c $ c 8c 4c W. W. BARNARD mnhm nnwmnnmn BBBBBpM "WHY BETTER?" Because of Laurel Two Flue Constructon. Ths constrwfton makes t possble to heat sx grddle*, wthout heatng oven, wth drect draft damper open. : : : : : sn't t apparent that your fuel thus gves more servce? No heat wasted on outsde ar. Maxmum bakng power s anor result of ths feature. The Heat force travels down ope flue at sde of oven, crculates entre bottom and returns by anor sdeflue,reby heatng every nch of avalable oven space. Come n and examne our Catttl Raw Spctltf*. Teeple Hdw. Co. 2 Tragc Deaths Through Freght Klls Wll Wood and Wnfeld Backus at Gregory Wll Woo, au nfluental farmer of Gregory, was nstantly klled Tuesday on town crossng. Wnfeld Backus, a ffteen year old boy, also met nstant death. They had bought a barrel of gasolne and were returnng home about dusk. The nght beng cold both m en were well bundled about head and shoulders. The tran was a through freght and t s thought that r heavy wraps hndered m from hearng tran untl t was upon m. Mr. Wood was a man ffty one years of age. He leaves a wfe, two daughters and a son to mourn loss of both husband and far. The funeral wll be held Frday at one o'clock from house and at one thrty from church n Planfeld. Eleven brors and ss.ers and lovng parents reman to mourn sad death of Wnfeld Backus one of wage earners of famly. Hs funeral wll be held Wednesday at one o'clock. Te Senor Play The Senor play, "The Country Doctor" played before cne of largest crowds ever assembled n hstory of Pnckney kst Frday evenng and vewed from all sdes was a decded success. The seats were flled early and a large number who came late were forced to reman standng durng play. The parts were all well taken and lttld complete attenton of those gared re. Barnard's orchestra furnshed musc between acts and for dance. 52 numbers were sold for dance,couples beng present from Howell, Gregory, Stock brdge, Hamburg and varous or places. The recepts for both play and dance were $35 and t s estmated that about $9*> was cleared. Percy Morten so n of spent Sunday wth hs here. Pontac parents ; Reducton on EkJson Records 50c Amberol Records 3c 30c Standard Records 2c ALTHOUGH wear has been unfavorable lor Hale of wnter apparel we have sold out and re ordered many numbers o our stock of Hats, Caps, Gloves, V! t tens, Sweaters and Sweater Coats, (Jackets and Trousers, etc*, and now have a complete stock for your selecton. Saturday. November 30 Cents Wll Buy qt. ce Cream pt Sealshpt Oysters qt. Golden Tree Syrup pk. Onons. 3 qts. Cranberres 3 Cans Red Cap or Colonal Corn 3 Cans Yankee Baby Peas W. C. Dunnng purchasad Emperor, a handsome 3 year old m aches to school; convenent An ample playground,good approported Belgan stallon last week of W. B. Otto of Charlotte. Go to Murphy and Jackson Saturday for Canvas Gloves at 5c per par. Murphy x & Jackson FOR BARGANS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 A' Bargans n Underwear Bargans n Shoes Bargans n Groceres A FEW bfeaosrs- Extra, Sze Tan Bed Blankets S.00 values at 89c A Pew Pars [5S x 72] Blankets r, Tc Close at 59c per par Bght Bars benox Soap Saturday Only, at 25c 3 Quarts Cape Cod Cranberres Saturday Only 9 3 qts. for 25c last Receved, Oranges, Bananas and Oysters Our store wll be closed after a. m. Thursday for Thanksgvng,..-S. 3 Bottles Olves 3 pkgs. Sun Kst, Blue Kbbon or Old Tavern lasons 3 G rape Frut 4 lbs. Muzzy's Corn Starch 4 lbs. Rent Rce 4 pkgs. Premum or Sugared Corn Flakes t OHW Pet Mlk 0 Cans Sardnes f> Cans.Pork and Beans 7 Bars Lenox or Queen Anne Soap V) lbs. Sweet Potatoes 3 pkgs. Muce Meat Butter Nut and Very Best Bread, Addson Cheese and Sealshpt Oysters % -on sale at- MONKS BROTHERS Label School Hoase Labelng country school houses that every ctzen may know wher hs school s up to standard s devce of llnos state school authortes* and would not de a bad dea for Mch gan to copy. The schools are nspected as to grounds, buldngs, furnshngs, heatng, ventlaton, lbrary, water supply, santaton and qualfcaton of teacher. f essentals of a good school are found present, a dploma s granted dstrct and a plate s placed above door of school house, desgnatng t as a Standard School. Upon fulfllment of certan farr requrements, a hgher dploma wll be ssued and plate wll read Superor School. Among specfcatons are: fuel houses; buldng sound, rn good repar and panted; mproved heatng arrangements a jacketed stove n corner of room nstead of an unprotected stove n center; floor and nteror of bnldng clean and tdy, sutable desks for chldren of all ages, propely placed, a good collecton of juvenle books, maps and dctonares; a santary water supply; school well organzed wth regular attendance and at least seven months' schoolng every year; teacher must have not less than a hgh-school educaton, receve a salary of at least $360 per annum, ana be ranked by county snperntendant as a good or superor teacher. The more ambtous dstrcts, asprng to superor, dplomas *ll have to meet followng addtonal requrements: A play ground covered wth good grass and provded wth trees and shrubs, santary drnkng applance, separate cloak room, for boys and grls, room lghted from one»de or from one sde and rear; adjustable wndows ftted wth good shades; heat provded by basement or room furnace, wth proper arrangements for removal of bad ar and admsson.of pure ar; at least, 80 lbrary books, 0 sutable for each grade; two good pctures on wall; provson for nstructon n agrculture, manual tranng and domestc arts; teacher to be a hgh school graduate wth normal school tranng and to re* oe7e at least $480per annum; work outlned n state course of study to be well done. Thursday, November 28, beng Thanksgvng we are prntng one day earler that paper may catch Barak Wednesday mornng. The offce force wll also enjoy natonal holday eatng tarkey and or good thngs, "flm, Yam." " - ' j W ( * ' V ' j V, /. ' ' *. V V'V.-V.-'j-'j*-'jVV.''j>'j> F VV''.-'*.''.'j',-'j>'/-''.- THE CENTRAL' Every Day s Bargan Day at Central Always a full lne of dry goods, notons, men's boy's clothng, men's, women's and chldren's underwear, mttens, socks, gloves n wool and kd, woolen shrts, etc. Everythng just as cheap one day as anor. Men's wool lned coats cheap. Fresh groceres constantly on hand. Oranges; nuts; candy; cranberres; all sorts of canned goods; cgars and tohacco Very respectfully, MRS.A.M.UTLEY SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSslSSSSSSaBS - ^^^^^^.^^^.»^.^».»^^^.^^^^aka^a»a«nfc^a A. The Frst Sgn of f a Cold Should remnd you that best tme ta commence takng somethng s at begnnng. t should also remnd you that best remedy to head off a spell of sneezng, coughng and general unpleasantness s 9 Hll's Bromo Qunne Tablets They stmulate depressed nerves, allay fever and start vtal machnery to runnng wth ts accustomed smoothness. A box costng 25c wll often prevent a several dollar cold. BROWNS DRUG STORE Pnckney, Mch. Headquarters For Magaznes and School Supples» -..*' W /*.> v,.r MS V

2 ,,»' v. NOVELTY S DEMANDED MOST STRKNG FEATURE OF DRESS TRMMNG STUATON. fvery Concevable Thlrtg That Wll Gve an Ar of "Dfference" s Employed Most Unusual Effects Noted n Consequence. FOR THE STREET OR HOUSE Tweed Costume n Green Shade Recommended Smple Home Dress for Almost Any Materal- Tweed Costume. Green tweed flecked wth brown s used for our model. The coat s sacque shaped, trmmed wth straps to match skrt. t has a collar of materal, below whch n front plated lace frlls hang. Straps trm sleeves. DESGNED FOR SMALL GRL ted zenh >' r 30 lnche8 wde, ¼ ya* plan. Dress n Pale Blue Zephyr Spotted Wth Navy* and Pretty Pnafore n Navy Blue Sateen. Dress for Grl of Ten to Twelve Y^ars Ths lttle dress s n pale blue aephyr spotted wth navy; t B cut Magyar and has a box pleat taken Pnafore for Grl of Sx to Elgh Years For ths, navy blue satee wth sprgs of whte on t s used; s qute plan and has shoulders o; fronts rounded and lad on those 0 back, where a button keeps n n place; one button and correspond ng hole form fastenng at back. Materals requred: 2 yards 2 nches wde, 3 buttons. Borders to Contnue Vogue. Accordng to Dry Goods Econo mst, borders wll contnue l? popularty throughout sprng anc summer of next year. Ths now fa vorte form of ornamentaton wll n elude borders made of agarc yarns Jacquards n varety, fne embroder les. Carrlck-macroas lace, open worh lattce desgns, prnted warps on sat n, velours, etc. Some attenton wlk be gven to tssues and mulls fo lngere dresses. These wll be or namented wth boucle and agarc yarns and n Borne nstances wll bt embrodered n pompadour colors, ap pled to whte grounds prncpally Lnen's and lke lnens share h tht movement of heavy materals. Shoes for Wnter. The buttoned street boot s th«choce for all around street wear a well as for formal occasons before and after tea Boots for shoppng and promenadng have welted nd moderate Cnban heels ^amf tht buttoned tops of dull kd^are set or rtlown front and nearly to foot. Plan vamps of oalf or patejrtrlear. Dres tmvtr zephyr la used for yoke,) boots are made^of same materal tband and cuffs; ths gves a' though sopwrt'lmes tops are ot tot to tfce Mfle dress., cloth pr'suede, but lnes are dan?* 2¼ yards pot* >$*r> MACHNE, NOT A GRL Rosy Hears That Her Sweeart s Crazy About a Typewrter. 3y MLDRED HOUSTON HEMNG WAY. "Then you do love me," he whspered, as he hfcdd her n hs arms and tred to reach her lps wth hs. Rosy made no audble reply, hut gave a lttle sgh of satsfacton.and cuddled closer n encrclng arms. "You'll never let anythng come between us?" he pleaded, ths tme succeedng n turnng pretty face to hs, and preventng any reply by coverng lttle mouth. At last, however, Hugh managed to gan from bashful young grl her confesson of love, and n two began plannng for an early marrage. Ths was Tuesday nght. Wednesday mornng a cloud arose on horzon of r love. Rosy was sngng at her work around house, when Kathryn Steward ran up steps. Kathryn had been marred three months, and Rosy was extremely anxous to confde her engagement to her frend, so she ran to open door. Before r greetngs were farly over she began to pave way for her confesson. " "Hugh was here last nght," she smled. "Hugh who?" Kathryn asked, although she knew as well as Rosy. "Hugh Howard." "Well, what of t?" Kathryn asked, gong over to mantel and arrangng her har before glass. "Why, well he was here," Rosy faltered. Kathryn turned. "You don't mean to say that you are nterested n hm?" she sad. There was real concern n her voce. "What makes you say that?" Rosy cred, her eyes fllng wth tears. Kathryn forgot her har, and took her freml n her arms. "'ll tell you," she sad, softly. "Rch knows Hugh very well ndeed, and he told me or nght that he was crazy about a typewrter. Hat of black velvet, trmmed wth The keynote of dresb trmmng a velvet rbbon mount. stuaton for comng seabon s certanly novelty. Nothng s too "dffer tweed 40 nches wde, fve buttons, Materals requred: Fve yards of ent" and unusual not to be n demand, and more curoub trmmng greater seems to be ts popularty. Frnges are tavored by fashon makers n Pars and Berln. Slk ball frnges n every concevable style, sze aad combnaton of color wll be used on more dressy costumes. Vrtually all knds of bead frnges are n demand, from smplest to most elaborate n medum and narrow wdths. Slk frnge wll be seen on gowns of planer cut. Opalescent bead frnges, jet, black and whte and all shades of amber are great favortes, wth gold and slver for use on elaborate evenng costumes and some of handsome wraps for evenng wear. Colored embrodered bands are meetng wth hgh favor. These come n all wdths and a wde varety of de- sgns, many of m showng metallc threads ntermngled wth floss»lk. Sold metal effectb are largely Those were hs very words. Sad he used. Gold, slver, copper and gun could talk of nothng but that typewrter, and you aren't a typewrter, are metal embrodered sets at ntervals wth mock Jewels are wonderful n you?** and Kathryn kssed her lttle r beauty, especally those of orlenfrend. tal desgn and rch colorng. Poor lttle Rosy began to cry. Perhaps, f left to herself, she mght have Jets n band embroderes and frnges are well lked for trmmngs sent for Hugh and asked for an ex- on black and whte gowns; dull jets. are seen on mournng costumes. Very effectve are cut Jet costumes wth 43-2 yards slk or satn for lnng rhlnestone centers and crystal buttons coat. or all concevable colors set wth Smple Home Dress So smple s colored Jewels and rhlnestones. ths, that t mght be made n many Some of most unusual effects dfferent materals. are seen n chffon floral trmmngs. These are n form of bands The skrt has a wrapped seam up left sde of front, sx button* trm of small or large blossoms, leaves and foot. The wast s hgh and planly set to bodce, whch s Magyar, Tbuds, that can be transferred to gown smply by catchng m lghtly and has a low, round neck, braded from underneath wth rar loose smply as trmmng. The sleeves are atltehery. They can be had n wreaths, trmmed to match. lyarlands, clusters and n sngle blossoms, and re s certanly no ques Materals requred: Three and onehalf yards 42 nches wde, one-half ton as to r beauty and adaptablty n trmmng of elaborate COB- dozen buttonb, one-half dozen yards brad. tomes for evenltjg and formal occasons n afternoon. Double Skrts. Tuncs are n great demand. Odd Although plated skrt to promsed a revval, numbers of new Bnd fancy styles are especally well lked. Promnent among se are Pars model suts have stll skrts those that are cut away n front, showng nfluence of dlrectore per ankles, are ample enough round thfe whch, although rar tght at od now domnant n Rarments of all hps and knees. There are ways of descrptons. Or styles are draped gvng sprng to Be gowns, whch.n panner effect or else slashed at prevent m from developng ntc.jade, formng long panels n front anythng whch s lkely to recatr and back. Very handsome models hobble. are y that show dem-flouncngs, n some cases seam s lef whch vogue comes n drectly from open at foot n modfed dlrectore Pars. fashon, whle a stll better expedent Hrads re are n such numbers s that of two skrts, orfe above and varetes that t would be mpossble to descrbe m n a lmted open seam n a dfferent place, so that or, and both of whch have one apace. Hut all are beautful n desgn plenty of freedom s ganed n thu and texture, and f you desre a trmmng for a smple mornng frock narrow n appearance and openng "Well, What of t?" Kathryn Asked manner, skrt remanng, however..choose brad. unnotlceable. planaton, but under Kathryn's persuasve drecton she wrote hm followng note: " am gong tb ask you to forget what happened last nght, to treat t as though t never occurred. Do not try to see me, for never want to meet you agan. Rose Parsons." "And now you are comng to our summer cottage wth me," Kathryn cad decdedly, and before Rosy recovered her breath, Kathryn had explaned to Mrs. Parsons, packed Rosy's sut case, and borne her away. As cruel letter slpped from her Hngers nto mal box Rosy gave a lttle sob, and mght have wrtten anor to recall t, f she had not accdentally come across Hugh on way to depot. He dd not see her as he was walkng besde a remarkably pretty grl, and two were laughng and talkng n an anmated manner, although re was nothng ToveTlko n r atttude. Stll, to Rosy, th3 was proof postve of hs perfdy. Just as Hugh was thnkng wth joyful antcpaton of evenng, he reco'ved Rosy's letter, and could scarcely beleve hs eyes as he read few words her epstle contaned. "Well, of all thngs!" he sad at '.ast, drawng a deep breath., -'"' f ho had been lke sjmrto men, he mght have retlred^tnto a sulky slence, and prde- would have reared a wall as hgh as heaven between two,^>ut Hugh was made of dfferent.materal. nstead of vstng Rosy, sojeff he went out to see her mor, and after a lttle tme convnced MrB. Parsons that he really dd love her daughter. " can't tell what matter wa," Mrs. Parsons confessed, "but Kathryn was back of t, aad took Rosy up to lake wth her." "Why, X thought Kathryn vu 99 fread," Hugh cred, more bewldered than ever. "t was somethng she told RQBV," Mrs. Paraons nssted, and Hugh left house tryng to puzzle out what trouble could be. Then he went to Rchard Steward; and asked hm f he knew anythng about matter. " haven't remotest dea," that young gentleman returned, and n added: "Come up wth me Saturday, and ask Rosy for yourself. We'll say nothng to grls about your comng, and take m by surprse." n meanwhle RoBy was anythng but a pleasant companon to her hostess, for f truth be told, she sulked and cred nearly all tme, and Kathryn began to nvlsh Bhe had left her frend n gnorance of what she had found out. On Saturday two went over to staton to met Rchard, and Rosy felt her rebellous heart gve a throb of joy when she saw Hugh wth her host, although she protended to be very angry, and would not speak to hm. They all clmbed nto boat whch was to take m to Stewart cottage, and n Hugh asked quetly: "What dd you tell Rosy about me, Kathryn?" Kathryn's face grew a lttle redder than t had been snce she frst saw Hugh wth her husband, but she sad stoutly: " just told her you were crazy about a typewrter. thnk you ought to be ashamed of yourself, Hugh." Hugh and Rchard looked at each or, and n burst nto a roar of laughter, whle two grls looked furous. "So am," Hugh sad at labt, "but t s a machne, not a grl. 'm gong to have agency for t, and that s one reason can thnk/ of gettng marred at ths tme." Rchard and Kathryn effaced mselves as soon as r guests reached land, and Rosy made up for her wllngness to beleve evl, although she dd ask meekly after a tme: "Who was that saw you wth or day when we were comng to depot?" "Why, grl who gves demonstratons on typewrter. She taught me how to get a hgh rate of speed from machnes so could show m to better advantage." Rosy looked up at hm wth a ltte- shame-faced smle, and n burled her face tearfully but happly oh hs shoulder. (Ctpyrfgtt.. 9T2; by W. Q. Chapman.) FRST SHOTS AT A CARBOU J. "F. 8tudley Fred Seven Tmes n Val* Because He Had "Buck Ague* What "buck, ague** fa- lke s descrbed n "The Journal of a Sportng Nomad," by J. T. STudley. The author's- frst attempt aganst carbou resulted n humlaton. He tells that Johnny, Ms ndan gude, suddenly dropped lke a stone nto wet grass and muttered "Stag," and re, sure enough, strollng a*ong front, was a fne carbouv " sat down, restng my elbow on my knee, watng untl he should put n an appearance on my sde of rock. had rflo to my shoulder and, at last grand beast walked nto vew, not more than 00 yards away. He stopped, lookng about hm v and T drew a bead on hs shoulder. Useless! The rfle wabbled all over place, and for JTfe of me cotrfd not keep t stll, nor hold my breath. My heart was n my mouth and all tme rfle trembled and shook. The cr^lbou moved on a few paces and deterntfjxed that f meant to shoot at all r must obtan better control of my nerves. stll covered hm wth sghts, or thought was dong so, as r pulled trgger on beast that was standng broadsde on, wth hs head turned from me. " was usng a 500 Wnchester Express, and t was work of an nstant to pump anor cartrdge nto chamber and fre agan. Stll no move ^on part of my target. He faced or way nonchalantly, lstenng wth nterest to echo of rfle n dstant canyons. was gettng desperate now and could hear Mcmac mutterng all sorts of mprecatons behnd my back, whch only made thngs worse. fred fve more shots at that carbou as he stood as though carved n wood, persevere ng untl ho turned off calmly nto a belt of tmber. "Ths story s an absolute fact. would not have credted t had not boon one to make such a fool of myeclf. My feelngs can be more readly magned than descrbed could havo cred wth vexaton and Generous Breeze. Apropos of tho bumper crops ol.92 Secretary Wlson of department of agrculture sad n Washngton: 'T heard a story or day about a long-headed farmer. An auctoneer was to aucton off hs felds of standng gran and farmer sad to hm: " ' hope to goodness we have a good stff breeze day of aucton.* "'A good stff breeze? What use wll that be?' asked auctoneer. '"You mutt be green, young fellow/ sad farmer. 'Don't you know that when gran's wavng n tbe breese t looks a lot thcker you see tbe same heads two sad three tmet orarv* shame. Johnny took rfle, looked t over, patted t as though he would- demand of t wher fault lay wth t or user, and tred to make excuses to myself for myself." h ALC0H0L-3 PER CENT A'Wgt table Preparaton Tor As - smulatngfoefoodand Regulatng S tomaens and Bowels of n/mvhaffl^bl Promotes Dg^stonjChcerfulness and Rest.Conlans ner Opum.Morphne nor Mneral NOT NARC OTC /W/v tsod fkmpftn AbtAfHSmOt Anut Sfd BC/trvtatSln WmrmSud - Can/td Suf»r tfnkryt" Flavor DrSAMVEmWBH A perfect Remedy forconsnpalon. Sour Stomach,Darrhoea, Worms.Convulsons.Fevershness and LOSS OF SLEEP Facsmle Sgnature of THE CENTAUR COMRMOT, NEW YORK. AM> monh% old 35 UOS.S - J}CE!NT!> [Guaranteed under Fooda Exact Copy of Wrapper. GASTORU For nfants and Chldren. The Knd You Have Always Bought Bears Sgnature of Thrty Years CUSTOM TN o««tau* mmttwurr. nww veuc wtyv* Every Woman's Complexon s bound to show wher or not she s n good physcal condton. f complexon s muddy r skn Ballow; f pmples or skn blemshes appear t s n attenton must be gftren to mprove bodly condton. There s one safe and smple way. Clear system and purfy blood wth s few doses of %eecham2 &M4 Ths welt faaown vegetable famly swnedy s famous fwr ts power to mprove tbe acton of organs of dgeston and elmnaton. They wll regnlate bowels^ stmulate.lver, tone a to mart and you wll know what t s to be free from troubles, from headaches, backaches, lasstude, and extreme nervousness. They wll make you feel healr and stronger hrv every way. By clearng; your By stem of poaotjous waste Beec ham's Plls wpe toave- good effect upopa your looks se y Wll Beautfy and mprove TWdb-weteu Sucde Among German Chldren. Why do BO many German chldren commt sucde? No one Beems to know, but re s- no dspute about fact. ndeed, t has been sad that majorty of sucxjes are those of chldren, and experts &eem nclned to connect grsly epdemc wth educatonal system. That " weak must go to wal r ' has become an axom that has been extended to schools, and undeveloped mnd of chld seeks- reftetf n sucde from dscouragement of falure. * t would ho nterestng to know f any of so*cahcd hean countres of th^ worlt have ever experenced such horrd socal phe-twmtma as that chld sucde. mrr box are of pvcst'vthm aad mportanattte Sold ev*rywh«r*. la boxes 0c., 25c a ot A Bkt Candd. Frst Trpper (after lengthy survey o second dtto) You 'as got a hugly face, 'asn't you, mate? Second Trppejp Corn't do nuffln* ahoht t ' Frst Trpper You mght stopped at 'ome. Punch (London) *aye Exceptonal Chld. Frst School Teacher Does Edth's lttle grl ever make any brght answer? Second School Teacher No; she always knows her lessons, Judge. Heredty. She Sometmes you appear really manly and sometmes you are effemnate. How do you account for t? He suppose t s heredtary. Half of my ancestors were men and or half woman! Tt-Bts. A man sometmes seee thngs from a dfferent pont of vew after hs wfe makes up her mnd. DR. J. D. KELLOGG'S ASTHMA Rawnedy for th«prompt retterf of Asthma and Hay Fever. Ask your druggst for t. Wrte for FflEE SAMPLE MQHTHR0P & LYMAffcCQ., U*. ftusmo. M.Y. n*n'ft Rll fll* A SHOE KO.. CAPPED ORBJN «*HX remove m and lea-vn no blemshes, Cures any puff or swellng. Does not bltoter or Remove.tho har. H> rate our V worked. C.OU per boctlo delltecto. Book 6 E free. AJtSORBNE, J.B.. Unneat tut manknd. For Boltf, Bruse*. OlASoreR.SweUlnfjs^.ealttfo.VajMcose Veas. VarcottUe*. Allay* Palm. Prloe and t a bttkla at dnscrm* o* ellyered. Wll tell mure f yanwlte. MajntSarturedonly by».f.yaunq,p.d.f.,39templest.se>fh«f6w,mas. Don't Persecute Your Bowels Cut out cathartc* ard pu brutal, harsh, CARTER'S LTTLE LVER PLLS Purely vegetafate. Act gently on tbe brer, elmnate blev an' soo deuestt, membrane ott bowel. G a ret, CeuttlpHtfl, They ass CARTERS TTLE VER PLLS. S UoBjnu, ckbttd* 4cfet sad laagwhaf, u mlboaa kotw» SMALL PBLU SMALL DOSE, SMALL HOC* Genune must bear Sgnature READERS o. ths paper desrng to buy any* thng_advertsedn ts columns should nast upon havng what y ask for, refusng a*. substtutes or mtatons. a he Cheerful Lfe T t t rght of vtryona to lre and esjey cnssrfnl Ufa. W< ova!t to eurselvas and thosa who lva wth ss to lve tbe rhaafful Hfa. ^s, easnot do to f H health takes hold of u*. The wfe, mor and daughter sufferng from bet fah. narvooraess, fceaascbe,baekaefee, dnugrasxluwn feelng, er aar orweajtaaee da* to«daonm er trramlartfae of tbadabests female ecga&a-fc not only a *. "J""^" ^ ;bsttoherk*ed( toharsal& Tara Urn Favorte DR. PERCE'S that Prescrpton aaad wonankns. 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3 "f * X / >;'.'< Rheumatsm Neuralga Sprans Mus C MAHOXEY, of '-TT08 K. St., W. Was&ngton, J). 0., wru-b : " (suffered wth -Qoumatlmn for lve ytstrw and have tw>t got hold of your Lnment, and t hw duo me BO much good..my kuoub do nut yuu ttud tle BweHhg uua gone." Quets Nerves Mas, A.WCUMAN, of 403 Thompson St., Muryvlle, M'., wrte* : " The uorve u my leg vaa destroyed Ave years ago and left me wth a jerkng at wght so that could uot sleep. A frend told me to try your Lnment and now could not do wthout t. tnd after U* una oan sleep." SLOANS LNMENT "s a good Lnment keep t on hand all tme. My daughter Bpraned her wrst and used your Lnment, and t has not hurt her Bnce." JOSEPH HATCHER, of B«lma, N. C. W.D-.No. At All Dealer* Prce 26c,, 60c., $.00 Sloan's book on hones, cattle, hog* and poultry sent free. Address EarlS. Sloan, Boston* Mas*. GOOD DESCRPTON. Teacher Wlle, what s a volcano? Wlle Why-er-er, v t's lke a furnace full of Rom ah: candles wld de > door open. HANDS BURNNG, TCHNG 905 Lowell Place, Chcago,. "The trouble began by my hands burnng and tchng and rubbed and scratched ra tll one day saw lttle red sores comng out. My hands were dsfgured and swollen, and troubled me so that could not sleep. They were cracked and when small sores broke a whte matter would come out. could not do any hard work; f dd sores would come out worse. For two years nobody could cure my eczema, untl one day thought would try Cutcura Soap and Ontment. used warm water wth Cutcura Soap and after that put Cutcura Ontment on my hands twce a day for about fve or sx months when V was cured. (Sgned) Sam Marcus, Nov. 28, 9. Cutcura Soap and Ontment sold throughout world. Sample of each free, wth 32-p. Skn Book. Address post-card "Cutcura, Dept. L, Boston. 4 ' Adv. Fronter Medcal Lst. n good ojd.fronter days castor ol waa prncpal medcal beveragegood full measure, too. Only bggest person coq d hold a whole dose one-half a dpperful,, wth halt a dpperful of New Orleans molasses added to help slck t down and make t taste good, only t ddn't taste good. n those hstorc days every old woman was a doctor and gared her own "yarbs" n woods and knew how to mx up medcal messes that would str vtals of a brass monkey or a cast ron dog. N All backwoodsmen beleved n "yarb" doctors. Somethng n "yarbs," at that. Socety. Mrs. Waynpp No wonder look worred, my dear. My husband has fust gone out, and f he s dscovered * t wll probably cost us our socal poston. Mrs. BlaBe Goodness! Where s ho? Mrs, Wayupp -He has gone out n * cog. to pay a bll. Puck. t always costs more to acqure a * grouch than t s worth. CURBS BURNS AND CUTS. Oole*s CarboHnalre atopa pan nstantly. Coesqakk. No scar. AlartuDBsta.2Sand50c. Adv. f yon make a remark don't you enjoy havng some on* say, "s that sor row CYC _H*"*S P*>U,rv r, f-'.vo Sclv*'. (, S H f Mr U V 3 plsyeae. tanteoeaa. VNfJ ~ ^DART PLAN FOR BULDNG A SLO llustraton Shows How nsde Sheetng and Beveled Lath and Cement Are Used. n response to a query for buldng a slo 2x28, about 24 feet above, ground, Hoard's Daryman makes followng reply: One-half nch lumber wll gve fully as good, f not better, servce than nch lumber. The accompanyng llustraton showb how nsde sheetng and beveled lath and cement are used n a slo of ths knd. The 2x4's may be set on foundaton 6 nches from center to center. We lke beveled lath as suggested n drawng, for t adds strength to slo. End Vew. We know of some nstances where common lath has been used, but t seems to us better to use lath made from one-half-nch materal. The 2x4's wll not need any sort of ron hoops. The nsde sheetng and beveled lath are strong enough to resbt all lateral pressure. f nch lumber s used and lath as suggested, t would be well to put oh outsde some wooden hoops three feet apart. These hoops may be naled to 2x4s. The capacty of slo s suffcent for 5 mlk cows. We beleve that a Blo feet n dameter and 30 to 32 feet hgh would bo almost better to construct, for t s necessary to remove about one and one-half to two nches of slage per day, especally n summer, f t s to be kept n good condton. ROOT CROPS FOR DARY COW Make Valuable Addton to Wnter Ratons Beoause They Add to Varety of Feed. No matter what some people tell you, turnps and or roots make fne mlk producng feed. Turnps wll not affect flavor of mlk f fed at rght tme. f turnps are fed n large quanttes and two or three hours before mlkng, y are lkely to gve mlk an unpleasant taste, but f fed drectly after mlkng no flavor whatever wll be notced. A peck of turnps to each anmal per day s suffcent n most cases. A good plan s to feed/drectly after hay n early mornng, and once a day s often enough. A lttle salt scattered over turnps, whch should be chopped n quarters or smaller, add to r palatablty. Roots make very valuable addton to wnter raton because y add to varety of feed and no anmal on farm apprecates varety more than dary cofw. n Wsconsn, owa and or western dary states root crop s becomng a very mportant part of. crop of farm. CONVENENT CART FOR MLK Two Buggy Wheels and Axle Used n ts Constructon Handy for Carryng Fertlzer. saw a home-made cart, made from two wheels and an old axle of a buggy, says a wrter n Rural New A Handy Mlk Cart. Yorker. t was used to wheel three cans of mlk and feed or fertlsers around farm or barn. The llustraton shows how t was made. Brans Make Dfference. A groat deal of batter that sols for 39 cents per pound and or knd that sells for 5 cents per pond s ralsod on same land wth only a sal fence between. The dfference lea entrely-n brans ofttermen wbo geadtot t, and man who pats»0*0» *sffmsfcs*fett*', BREEDNG STOCK FOR DAM n Selectng Cattle Real Test Must Be Scales and Babcock Test Conformaton of Cow. Professor W. J. Kennedy of owa staton recommends followng n reference to selecton ot breedng stock tor dary: n selectng dary cattle real test must be scales and labcock teater. The cow s a machne to convert food nto mlk, thus she must have a large mddle and a strong consttuton to nsure best results. She must also have a large udder, large mlk wells, large crooked mlk vens and good szed teats. Her head should be clean and angular n appearance, wth eyes standng out promnently. The neck should be rar long and lean n appearance. The shoulders ponted, and backbone rar promnent. The skn should be loose and Boft to touch. n selectng herd bulls, er mature anmals whch have already demonstrated r worth as Bres, or younger* anmalb from hgh testng dams and sres only should be used. The best and surest results wll always follow use of a mature sre whch has sred hefers wth good records. A good dary bull Bhould be kept untl he s 2 or 5 years old, n fact as long as he s a sure sre. Real good sres are so rare that when we do And one, he should de only of old age. All breeders of dary cattle should secure yearly tests on each and every cow n herd. Shorter tests do not really mean very much. t s cow that stays by her job that t really valuable, MLKNG MACHNE S HANDY Operaton Performed by Compresson n Devce Recently nvented by Wsonsn Man. The Scentfc Amercan n descrb ng a mlkng machne, recently nvented by O. C. Sblsky of Algoma : Ws., says: The nventon pctured n llustraton n actual use, provdes a machne whch wll caube mlkng operaton to be performed by compresson rar than by sucton"or strppng; provded a devce detachable so as to accommodate t for use n connecton wth dfferent Bze cows 0 Mlkng Machne. those havng dfferent sze udders; provdes an actuator for mlke whch s adjustable n acordance wtb sze of teats; and provde a mlkng machne n whch compresson cups are formed and oper ated so as to smulate form and operaton of a person's hand n hand mlkng. MJfflfMJTfy Barn room s too costly to house poor cows. Beef s hgh, but butter and cream are hgher. Slage may be fed day after slo s flled. Thoughtful darymen wll keep up mlk'flow ths fall. Back of many a shortage n dary busness B a poor sre. Separatng cold mlk means that some cream wll reman n skmmlk. Drty calf pals are one sgn that calves are not gettng care enough, f hred man s careful wth cows a few of hs faults may be overlooked. To get rch mlk s possble for average farmer, but t must be through breedng. To get top prces for farm crops, try sellng m to dary cow or shoat. A good many cow stables resemble hotels. They have both "roomers" and "boarders." Shade, water and good grass are three essentals for proftable mlk producton. f cream s stll warm after separatng, don't put ld on can down tght. Lettng calf run wth a hard mlker has been found to help matters n many cases. f a farmer, wll keep a poor hred man out of sympathy for hm, what knd of cows must he keep. The man who leaves hs cows out se cool nghts wll have less manure to haul out. Lkewse less mlk. t s hghly mportant to feed producng cows some concentrated feed? n connecton' wth pasturage and roughage. Yon are maskng your dary cow now whle hefer calves are les than a year old. Be lberal wth shelter, lberal wth all sorts of klndnea 'When absorbent ootton s used t straners t should bo used bat ono«an4 than destroyed. Oood eantan wre gause straners are lnexpefatv* MCHGAN HAPPENNGS Ann Arbor. Prof. Francs W. Kelsey, professor of Greek n unversty, has receved for- crculaton n ths country an appeal from central commttee of Greece for help for Greek solders and famles y have left wthout support whle.war lasts. Ths appeal says: "Though ths appeal s addressed above all to Greeks, at home and abroad, central commttee wll be deeply grateful lor any help whch may come from those, of whatever naton, who feel un nterest n classc land of Greece, and for those who realze that Greek solder n ths struggle s not fghtng for hs country alone, but for Chrstan fath and for cause of progress and of enlghtened cvlzaton." Flnt. Roy Mead of Clo, occupes a cell n county jal wth a charge of attempted murder opposte hs name on blotter. He shot bs wfe at home* of her sster, Mrs. Bealy Farr, n Thetford county. The shootng was done wth a rfle through wndow, two shots beng flred. When frst bullet came 'crashng through glass, Mrs. Mead went to telephone to summon help, and whle standng wth recever n her hand second bullet passed through fleshy part of her rght cheek and grazed wrst of her uplfted arm before buryng tse'.f n wall. Jackson; ConvctB suspected of havng ncendary tendences wll be placed at work n freproof brck manufacturng plant at Jackson prson when machnery for manufacture of brck and tle arrves at prson. t s beleved that ths acton wll, n a measure, check any furr plans for destructon of prson property by fre route. t s planned to commence manufacture of brck and tle wthn next few weeks. The machnery necessary for new ndustry has been ordered and s expected to arrve wthn a month. Grand Rapds. At a meetng of Western Mchgan Development bureau Mchgan Land and Apple show drectors reported on show just closed here. The attendance records revealed a decded decrease, only,000 pad admssons compared wth 23,000 one year ago. Fnancally show just broke even. Jackson, -W. D. Rley, colored lfe convct who on nght of July 8 walked away from JackBon prson, has been captured at Bakersfletd, Cal., accordng to a telegram receved by prson offcals, and an offcer from prson s now en route to Calforna to brng prsoner back to pententary. Monroe Edward Sharkey of La Salle townshp, for 25 yearb secton foreman on ^M+chjgan Central, was nstantly klled by a north-bound passenger tran two mles south of La Salle. Sharkey was attemptng to make a road crossng n front of tran wth a hand car, hut was unable to do so. The tran struck car and Sharkey was hurled to hs death. The secton men jumped and escaped. Kalamazoo,.Tudson Howlett, one tme a wealthy farmer of ths county, ded after a few hours' llness. Howlett for last year Wad been cared for by members of Baptst church, hs forttfne of $25,000 havng been wped out by nvestments n western, mnng schemes. As far as known re s not a relatve lvng. The Baptst 'church wll pay hs funeral expenses. Detrot. Three workmen were bured n runs of a partly constructed buldng here whch suddenly collapsed. Two bodes were removed from debrs. Pour or workmen were njured, more or less Berlously. t was stated that collapse was caused by premature removal of castng from hardenng cement. Cadllac A. V. Farchld of ths cty was accdentally shot through rght thgh near Newberry, whle huntng deer. He and J. W. Ballard sat down on a log to rest and Ballard struck a match on hs rfle stock. n dong so he ht gun hammer aofd gun went off. He was able to stop flow of blood and brought help from three mles away. The njured man arrved home and wll recover. Boyne Cty A. Coates, for several years roadraaster of Boyne Cty, Oaylord & Alpena ralroad, was klled east of Oaylord whle workng wth road constructon tran whch s buldng lne to Alpena. He was crushed between two cars. Hs wdow and three chldren are n ths cty. The body wll be taken to r hbme at Nov. Adran, Dsagreement of jury n crcut court prevented a verdct n case of Henry B. Davey vof Chcago, charged wth horse stealng. Davey created a sensaton n courtroom when he declared that he was beng tred under an assumed name, that he was son of wealthy parents n sourn Mchgan, but that because of an oath as sacred as that whch he bad taken on stand he would not dvulge hs real name for fear of brngng dsgrace upon m. Davey alto admtted that bo formerly a convct n Jackson. d P"!""""'!,,m M as** s& %* yjjv ^'"Thank Duke's ^jkt Mxture for Them" Every member of your famly wll appre-» cate many handsome, useful presents you can get free wth coupons now packed n qfjtt^/fy*a» Duke's Mxture s one of bg favorte brands for both ppe and cgarettes. Men everywhere prefer t be Duke's Mxture s smply choce leaves of fne Vrgna and North Carolna brght leaf thoroughly aged, stemmed and crumbled. t's mpossble to get a purer smoke or a more lkeable one than ths mld, rch, fragrant Lggett Myers Duke's Mxture. One and a "half ounces of ths choce granulated tobacco cost only 5c -and wth each sack you get a book of cgarette papers FREE. cause of ts true natural tobacco taste. The Presents are FREE They do not cost you one penny. n each 5csack of Lggett $ Myers Duke's Mxture we now pack a free present coupon. Wth se coupons you can get any artcle descrbed n our new llustrated catalogue of presents. Asa specal offer, good durng December and January only, we wll gve you ths cata» log absolutely FREE* Smply send us your name and address. Coupon from DUKE'S MXTURE may be assorud wth Tags from HO«?r SHOE, J. T.. TNSLEY'S NATURAL LEAF. GRANGER TWST and coupon* from FOUR ROSES < 0c-UndoubJraupan). PCK PLUG CUT. PEDMONT CGARETTES. CLX CGARETTES. am or tags and coupons ssued by us. Premum Dwpt. g(lf t*zfy**,3u ST. LOUS, MO. tja^arts H^C sk ^ S The Commercal Mllng Co. Selects Good Gran for Henkel's Flour and Meal. Henkel's Bread Flour s Not Bleached. t comes to you rch and Creamy as Nature makes t. t leaves our mll n neat whte packages, a symbolof purty wthn. Good as t always has been,we expect CD make t better n a mll that wll delght extremest Tfl /" T% deas of those who make or use good JT LJJ KJ JLV Usual Knd of Offce Seekers. "Well, how's every lttle thng, now that electon s over?" asked recently arrved washng machne agent. " 'Bout as y ave every place else, reckon," a bt pessmstcally repled landlord of Turgdtown tavern. "The banker, storekeepers, lumber yard man, doctor, stock buyer, blacksmth and all rest of busness men who have always peared to be capable of managng r varous szed affars successfully, are gong on calmly and carefully attendng to 'em, whle all trlfln', one-gallused ncompetents that have never had any affars of r own to attend to and wouldn't be capable of conductng 'em properly f y had any, are out hotfoot and hell-bent to get and manage postofflce for rest of us!" Omnous. " lke affectonate anmals. Does ths dog attach hmself to people easly?" "Not f y can run faster than he can." Chance. " always embrace an opportunty." "But, n, you must be careful you are not huggng a deluson." A CURB POR PLES. Oole'a Cerbolaelva stop* tchng- and p*hvsnd cures ple*. AT druggsts. 25 and 50c. Adv. The Tender Spot. "What have you done towara punshng lawbreakers?" "Well," repled Bhady polce offcer, " have done a great deal toward hurtng r feelngs by takng r money away from m." Rrd Crrma Bull Blue, «blur, brat blung value n whole world,*ro&kra laundress smle. Adv. A grl of ten hates to be kssed almost as much as a grl of twenty doesn't. A grl's dea of a tresome man s one who has good sense. m FOLEY. KDNEY f* For a^**r^f*^ BECAUSE s Smelled a Grafter. A Boston clubman recently returned from a vst to New York cty. n dscussng hs trp one of hs frends) asked hm wher he had a polceman n hs pocket. The clubman hestated for a moment, serously questonng hs frend's santy, when latter added: " ddn't know wher you could bo re a week wthout some grafter or or gettng nto your pocket." Some of us must save money n order that ors may nhert t. ALBERTA THE PKE OF BEEF a^afa^sros C*aa4a) w»a taw cuf BjMoSlas amtryju of tbsae ranebes toaajr a ra BBMOM gran ftala and UM aattto Sat* glten place to te «sntramoa»a* wheat, oata, barter aao Sazs tke> of change Aaarlca&s, baa oademaaytboa settled on tl plans, weahhr. but t baa to> creased prce of uvastoes. There ta splendd cjnottanlj now to gets Free Homestead of ttfracfas (sad anor as a nta- ttonj n newer dstrcts proswce er cattle«r graav. >e crops are always good, aba ellmatee excellent, scsools as eaaranasareoontenleat, aaateas tma^or'xsa? ^ *- 75"»ft lter-store, latest skrsmobn, ralway rate*, ete^w. Ml* V. Motrmos), OS JaUeraon Aw., Detrot, Mca. PATEKTSSS % v work a pleasure, teos. Woa-ffcaxsl W. 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4 THE PNCKNEY DSPATCH (,. rubojhms TU! TSOBOAY KOMXW»T ROY W. CAVERLY. PROPRETOR. Efttered at Poetonlce at Plncknwy, Mcnlxsx as eecond-claas matter Advertsng rates made knows oo applcaton. Dell Hall and famly were n Howell one day layt Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whte vsted at home of her mor, Mrs. Devereaux latter part of Try a sack of Dexter Mllng Co'8. Best Flour on sale at Monk's Bros. 47tf H. W. Morgan of Stockbrdge was a Puckney caller one day past Supt. Smth of Stockbrdge Hgh School was a caller n ths town Frday. Bert Cordley of Cornwalls, Ore. vsted at H. H. Swarthout's a few days last Rev. Wm. Courtney of Detrot vsted Rev, Jos. Covle latter part of last Lucle Brogan of West Maron was guest of Madelne Moran Frday and Saturday. Norrs Wlcox and wfe of Dansvlle have been vstng at home of Hugh Clark. E. J. Bowers of Kansas Cty vsted hs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bowers here, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Orn Hcks of Jackson vsted at home of H. H. Swarthout last of Geo. (reen and famly and Wm. Marsh and wfe of Gregory made an auto trp to Ann Arbor Sunday. Messrs Garfeld, Blnn and West of Poutac were guests of Clyde Mclntyre latter part of last Hal Erwn of Howell last Tuesday purchased Moonstone Drect, black horse, by Drect Hal at Chcago horse sale, prce.50(). f every town n 6th dstrct dd as well as Holly, Sam Smth would resume hs law practce at Pontac on March, Holly Herald Born to Mr. and Mrs, Vern Powers of Detrot Frday, Nov. 22 an tght pound boy who was named Frank Edmund. Mrs. Powers wag formerly Mss Mable Sgler of thn place. The Towar creamery staton s dong some busness and ncreasng daly. More than a thousand pound* of mlk are shpped from from here daly to Detrot, mornng and evenng. -Fowlerv e Standard. H. H. Hause who was born n Putnam n 842 wll arrve nfc 70th mle stone n hs lfea journey on 28th of ths month. How many of old Boys and Grls w send hm cards of congratulatons on hs safe arrval. 23 Tecamseh St., Adran Over at Pontac where y now have one telephone system, Bell or Mchgan State people have placed all knds of ndgntes upon ts customers through carelessness of ts employes. There s now talk of organzng an ndependent company n that oty. Every newspaper s wllng to and does do very much along lne of "town boostng" n a great many nstances more than y are even gven credt for. But a newspaper can be a much more enthusastc "booster" when local brunfe* men nee t as a medum for "boostng" n r partcular lnes. A newspaper can howl tself hoarse about merts of ts town as a tradng center bnt t apt to have lttle effect when busness men mselves are slent as grave so far as any effectve advertsng s concerned..«*>.«roy Moraa waa n Howell last Saturday. Mrs. Guy Teeple wae a Jackson vstor recently. Hugh McCabe of near Dexter was n town Frday. H. W. Crofoot transacted busness n Ann Arbor Frday. Mrs. J. W. Harrs s vstng relatves n Eaton Rapds. Park Read of Howell was a Pnckney caller last Jas. Ftch and wfe vsted relatves n Pontac over Sunday Mss Edna Adams s vstng at borne of Dr. Geo Pearson. Geo. VanHorn was n Howell on busness one day past Leo Monks and Amos Clnton spent one day last week n Detro - t. Chas. Oakley of Dansvlle was a Pnckney vstor one day last Mr. and Mrs. C Bowman of Charlotte are vstng at Fred Bowman's. t s clamed that eggs are sellng for 72 cents per dozen n New York Cty. Mss Elsa Schellng of Mt. Clemens has been vstng Mss Leona Hene. Mss Hazel Merrll of Hamburg spent Saturday and Sunday wth Norma Vaughn. Dr. D. A. MacLacWan of Detrot spent Sunday at hs farm west of town. Met Chalker who has been n daho for past eght months has returned home for a short vst Henry Appletou and wfe of Brghton spent Sunday at home of Alden Carpenter. Paul Bock and wfe of Detrot have been spendug some tme at r cottage at Portage Lake. Mrs. H. R. Geer and son are vstng at home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Staley of Oak Grove. Mrs. F. G. Jackson was guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Stephens of Stockbrdge last John Geddes of Chelsea s sad to have harvested 540 bushels of corn from 4¾ acres, an average of 20 bushels to acre. Melvu Burgess and famly, S. W. Burgess and Mss Alary Opena, all of Hart land were recent vstors at home ot Mrs. Arvlla Placeway. Presdent-elect Wlson has gven out fact that an extra sesson of congress wll be called on or before Aprl 5, after he takes hs seat March 4. John Mclntyre has moved bs barn from property whch he recently sold to ^ss Kate Brown onto hs lots near Thomas Fagn's resdence, Bert VanBlarcum dong work. N. F. Hough clams to have rased tallest corn n ths vcnty, eleven feet n heght. He was unable to reach ears on many of stalks and had to get a step ladder to te. t up. Mlford Tmes. An Argentne farmer delvered hs bean crop from ffteen acres of land. He had 325 bushels and receved 2.20 per bushel or 74. for hs crop. Fgurng land at $50 per acre hs crop woul lack but 35 of payng for t. Ex. Clfford Brttan of Howell Garage & Supply Co. has retred and ths frm has consoldated wth A. J. Parker Machue and Snpply Co. and wll be known as Parker Spencer Co. occupyng Howell Garage & SupplyOo'g. buldng on Grand street west The vllage councl of Sowell are consderng pnrchase or rentng of lower part of Masonc temple owned by Calvn Wlcox estate, for a cty hall, engne house etc. The dea s to use lower floor for fre department, hose carts, votng precncts, caucuses etc. There s also an offce room below. The buldng was formerly occuped by A. J. Parker machne shops. Clyde Darrgw was a Gregory vstor Frday. H. D. McDougal was n Howell on busness Saturday. Rev. Fr. Coyle vsted relatves near Ann Arbor Frday. Brghton has a fve number lecture course ths wnter. Thomas Shehan of Detrot was a Pnckney caller Frday. A. H. Flntoft was n Dexter on busness one day labt Eugene Campbell has moved back nto town from hs farm. Mrs. M. F. Kng was guest of frends n Jackson last Mss Helen Reason vsted at Whtraore Lake past Clare Sknner of Howell spent Sunday wth frends n ths vcnty. Jas. Roche attended bg fast horse sale at Chcago last A. H, Glchrst and famly spent Sunday at home of Elmer Book. Mrs. E. E. Hoyt and chldren spent Saturday wth frends n Howell. Geo. Conrad and famly of Brghton were Pnckney callers Sunday. Arthur Denno of St. Johns was n town on busness one day past Mss May Smth of Dnrasd vsted her sster, Mrs. Roger Carr over Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Dunnng and Mrs. P. H. Swarthout spent one day past week n Howel), Maude, Geneveve, Monaco and Mldred Kuhn of Gregory were Pnckney vstors Frday. Mss Rose Smth of Howell was guest of Mary McCluskey Saturday and Sunday of last Mrs. Magaret Black and daughter, Ella, are vstng at home of Mchael Ftzsmmons of Jackson. Mss Carolne Ayers of Detrot s spendng some tme wth her grandmor, Mrs. Sarah Nash. Mrs. fl. F. Sgler and Mrs. C. P. Sykes vsted frends and relatves n Detrot latter part of last The Ann Arbor ralroad has purchased sx gasolne cars to replace old fashoned hand cars used by secton men. A. B. Green and wfe who have been spendng past 6 weeks wth relatves n Jackfcon, Homer, and Parma returned home last week Nov. 4 was 27th annversary of arrval of Rev. W. P. Consdne, pastor of church of Our Lady of Sacred Heart n Chelsea. Marred n Detrot Nov. 20, at church of Our HolyRadeemer, Mss Mary Ftzpatrok of that place to Mr. James Gallagher of Dexter. They wll resde n Detrot. t s reported that a largq number of sportsmen who clam to have speared large quanttes of whte fsh at Lttle Portage lake dd all spearng wth slver nstead of steel spears. Accordng to applcatons for lcenses fled wth secretary of state re are twce as many motorcycle enthusasts ths ths year as last; 356 secured lcenses ths year and but 800 n 9, A large percentage of machnes are owned n Detrot, The records show that 40,000 own* ers of automobles secured lcenses n 92, as compared wth 27,000 applcatons n 9. Porto Beo* New Weader. From tar away Porto Coo oome reports or a wonderful new dscovery that s beleved wll vastly beneft people. Ramon T. Marc ban, of Bareeooeta, wrtes 'Dr. Kng's New Dsoovery s dong splendd work here. t cored me aboutfvetmes ot terrble oooffhft and soldo, also my bro ol a severe cold n b* chest and more than 20 ors, who osed t oo my advee. We hope ths great medone wll yet be sola n every drag store n Porto Rco." For throat aad long trouble* t bat no equal. Atral wll oonvnee yon of ts mert. 50c and $.00 Tral bottle free. Gnaranteed by W. E Brown. Adv. SHOE SALE! On All bnes of Shoes Commencng Frday, November 29 Watch for furr annoucement and large lst of prces next week Lades Furnshngs and Dry Goods at Cost and Less Many thngs sold for half Wholesale Prce We are headquarters for that FAMOUS LNE OF HOOSER SCHOOL SHOES Lace Curtans from 20c per par to $2,00,"* Mens and Boys Caps, your choce 0c A Complete Lne of Trunks, Sut Cases aad Travelng Bags All Wool Boys Suts, n dfferent shades, from 5 to 7 years of age at Reduced Prces from $4. to 6$. A complete lne of Lades Caps, Bonnets and Sweaters at prces to sut We handle Ball Band and Lambertvlle Rubbers The Best n Wldor- The Most Goods for Least cash Clnton's Gash Store Deafness Cannot Be Cured By local applcatons, as y cannot reach deceased porton oftbnear. There s only one way to cure deafness, and that s by consttutonal rem edts. Deafness s caused by an ntamed condton of tbe maeous lnng of tbe Eustachan Tube* When th* tube s nflamed you have a rumblng gonnd or mperfect bearng and when t s entrely closed, Deafness s result, and unless tbe nflamaton can *# taken out and ths tube restored to ts normal condton, bearng wll be destroyed forever; nne cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, whch s nothng but an nflamed condton ot mucus surfaces. We wll gve One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deatness (cawed by Gatarrb) that cannot be cored by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send or crculars, free. P. J. CBENRT & Co., Toledo, Oho Sold by al druggsts, 75c. Take Halt's Famly P s for constpaton. Advertsement Try SOLACE At Our Expense Money Back FOP Any Case of Rheumatsm, Neuralga OP Headache that Solace Falls to remove S o l a c e R e m e d y s a re em medcal dlscover? of three German Scent'ts that dssolves Urc Actd CrystalB and purlfe*tbe bl <od. t s easv to take, and wll not effect weakest stomach. t s guaranteed under Pure Food aud Drug? Lawt<< he absolutely free from opates or harmful > drnra of any descrpton. Solace t a pure specfc n every way, and ' bas been proven wyond queston to b» tbe street and quckest remev for Urc Acd Troubles 'Known to medcal scence, no matter how ons aunddg. t reaches and removes tbe root of ttoume (Uro Acd) and purtes th«blo d. The Solace Co. of Battle Creek are, sole U. S Ageotssnd hare thousands of voluntary testmonal fetters whch have been receved from grate'ulpeo la Solace hw restored to health. Testmonal let'trs, lterature and Prea Box sent open request, B. Lee Morrs, Presdent of Fr»t Natonal Bank of Chtco, Texas, wrote Solace Company as follows; " want yon to send a box of Solace to my far n v empbs, Tenn., for whch enclose 8. Ths remed* bat been' used or tome frends of mlno here and mutt say ts acton was wonder* fnl. (0gned) R. L. Morrs Put up n 85c, boc, and $.00 boxes. lta mlfthty ftoe to be well and you can soon be so by taklnft Solace. "No speeta tree meat suhemea or fees." dual { tolace. Alone doee tre work. Wrte oelay for free box, etc. Solace Remedy Co., Battle Creek. Advertsng X *F 8 $2.50 Treatment FRBB Men, worea ad chldren h*ve been permanently releve* of Fts, Eplepsy, Nervous and Pallng Spells bv restoratve* of a promnent Battle tmk, (Men.) Doctor. One women wrtes o» her so*: "He has not bad an attack alnco takng tfst month's treat. aset." A man says: " dd»ot Dave a sngle spel) after begnnng tee treatment." A woman wrtes: "Ton have eared aw ef those terrble flte," Many enow marked laprovaaeat from Free Tral Treatment alone. Wrte today for ths tree treatment (f&so worth,) s*d prove 4he mert of tbe reaaedy to your own aatlsfaotlon. Address Dr. BeetrUe Mt/ate, Salt* B. «, Madson Street. Battle Creek, Mchgan. tl sll season f Every Day s Bargan Day. Read Colonal Eclpse The new 3 Flue Smuoth Fnsh Base Burner. One of most and desrable of attractve members Eclpse famly. Three-flue constructon of most effectve knd for both radaton and crculaton. t wont cost you a cent or commt you n any way to have us explan constructon of Eclpse Base Burner to you n detal. Call and we are sure to nterest you n ths stove. vmrm C_JHEHOHtOFG00D600DSATTHtl0WE5TP8l«S f r»>.- -;_ -.¾^. Dnkel & Dunbar gmb f...eggs, POULTRY AND VEAL... Attenton Farmers ' Don't forget that we come here Bvery Wednesday A. M. And wll pay twery cent market affords. apprecate a share of your busness. We wll Call us by phone No. 33, er phone, for prces. H. L WLLAMS. OLEYS HONEY 'TAR Gn pound For Sale by All Dra&lst* f J*

5 , B"3 ^5 ^s «^B«a a s s* rr^hffa:.-g d-t -5 c BW X'. V? DO s plm 9 5 stf3 ks!,<! 38 «.¾ Kc*as*»a6.*opt*»*»>- t$«5 «* * a a E. J«* ee3»ss~3«f$e^3t*l "So^- "c o ^o y?22 ^^¾ 0* ^ 9 5¾¾ }! l^lllllllll > e. J tt. a» * J ^ * ^ «^ «^ * ^ * : Sfctasslfcr ll n 2 : t*" «. 5: 2832jB3 g '82S2523S ff* e * 5 a H " Sgned, Henry T.Boss, charmen Par'ev M. Taft Bert Clark **, allnk. )*fau. Euward L. Smth > Commttee on Equalsaton Accepted and Adopted j On moton of Supervsor Calkns, Board adjourned untl tomorrow mornng at 9 o'clock* ELMER N. BRALEY, CLARK H. MNER. Charman Wednesday, October 0, 9. Board met, roll called, Quorum present, Mnutes of Tuesday's sesson read and Supervsor Fuller of Cvl Clams Commttee reported several blls whch were allowed as recommended as appears by Kos. 607 to 620, nclusve. On moton of Supervsor Ross electon of a Board of County Canvassers made a specal order for tomorrow at 9 o'clock.,.lsor Parker of Crmnal Clams Oonunlttee reported bll of Wlbur Johnson, Deputy Sherff whch was allowed as recommended as appears by Mo. 60S. rsaotlon of Supervsor Row Board " untl tomorrow morane at order ^ for Board to vst ' _jtuor N BRALST,.-'-lHMKr Charman. Board of Supervsors October Sesson, 92 Monday, October 24, 92. AM provded by law Board of Supervsors of Lvngston County met at r rooms n Court House n Vllage of Howell, Mchgan, and were called to order by Clark H. Mner, clerk of sad County, and upon roll call Mlowng members were found to be present: Brghton Henry T. Roaa, Cohoctah Clarence Fuller. Conway Andrew MacKenze. Deerneld Harry Stles. Genoa Albert L. Smth. Green Oak James Loughlln, Hamburg J. Arthur Shehan. Handy Freely Calkns. Howell Arthur J. Parker. Hartland James Grubb. osco Albln Pfau. Maron Edward L. Smth. Oceola Parley M. Taft. Putnam James Harrla. Tyrone Bert Clark. Unadllla Elmer Braley. On moton of Supervsor Fuller, Henry T. Roaa, of Brghton, was elected temporary charman. On moton of Supervsor Calkns a recess of ten mnutes was taken after whch Supervsor Calkns presented name of Elmer Braley, of Unadllla, as permanent charman and moved hs electon. The moton was supported by Supervsor Pfau, of osco. The moton was put and carred, and Mr. Braley was declared elected as permanent charman of Board. On moton of Supervsor Fuller Board took a recess untl ths afternoon at :30 o'clock. AFTERNOON SESSON. Charman Braley announced followng Standng Commttees as follows: Equalzaton Ross, Taft, Clark, Pfau, Edward Smth. Crmnal Clams Calkns, Parker, Harrs Cvl Clams Fuller, Grubb, Shehan. Apportonment of State and County Tax MacKenze, Fuller, Albert Smth. Settle wth County Treasurer Clark, ROBS, Pfau. Salares of County Offcers Grubb, Taft, Stles. Abstracts Parker, MacKenze, Loughlln. County Poor Farm Fuller, Ross, Edward Smth. County Drans and Dtches Taft, Grubb, Shehan. Publc Grounds and Buldngs Calkns, Fuller and Harrs. Publc Prntng Taft, MacKenze, Loughlln. On moton of Supervsor Harrs, supported by Parker, Wednesday, 6th day was fxed by Board to vst County Farm. Supervsor Calkns of Crmnal Clams Commttee reported out blls whch numbered from , nclusve and same were allowed as read. Supervsor Fuller of Cvl Clams Commttee, presented bll of Dr. J. A. McGarvah, whch was allowed as recommended and numbered 524. On moton of Supervsor Albert Smth, Board adjourned untl tomorrow mornng at 9 o'clock. ELMER BRALEY, CLARK H. MNER, Charman. Tuesday, October 6, 92. Board mot, roll called, quorum present. Mnutes of Monday's sesson read and Supervsors Fuller and Shehan of Cvl Clams Commttee reported blls whch were allowed as recommended as appears, by Nos. 525 to 569, nclusve. Supervsor Calkns of Crmnal Clams Commttee reported blls whch were allowed as recommended and numbered from 600 to 602, nclusve. On moton of Supervsor Harrs Board took a recess untl ths afternoon at o'clock. AFTERNOON SESSON. Supervsor Fuller moved, supported by Harrs that all physcans be allowed sum of twenty-fve cents per mle one way and one dollar per vst for all cases of ndgent persons. Except n cases of smallpox, dphra, scarlet ever and two dollars for those cases per vst. Callng for ayes and nays as follows; Ayes Fuller, MacKenze, Loughlln, Shehan, Calkns, Grubb, Pfau, E. L. Smth, Taft, Harrs, (0). Nays Ross, Stles, A. L. Smth, Parker, Clark, (5). Supervsors Fuller, Shehan, Grubb, reported sundry cvl blls whch were allowed as recommended and numbered from 669 to 599, nclusve Supervsor Harrs of Crmnal Clams Commttee reported blls whch were allowed as recommended as appears by Nos. 604 to 605, nclusve, By Supervsor Ross, your Commttee on Equalzaton beg leave to report as follows: T s " Der v * 0 f Rosa presented name of J. B. Fuller, of Conway, ae a second member of sad Board and moved hs electon, moton prevaled and Mr. Fuller was declared electod. 9, Oct y Balance n fund bupsuvaor Harrla presented name of Ernest J. Ells, of Deerneld, as a thrd member and moved hs electon whch was supported, raoton prevaled and Mr. Ella was declared elected. Supervsor Albert Smth presented name of Edward Westphal, of Genoa, as substtute and moved hs electon, moton was duly supported, same prevaled and Mr. Westphal was declared elected substtute. On,, moton of Supervsor, Boss, duly supported Board voted to rase sum of Thrty-sx Thousand Dollars as County Contngent Tax, same to be assessed upon equalzaton of several townshpb. Supervsor Calkns moved, supported by Mr. Shehan that cnar appont a commttee of three of ts members to make arrangements for establshng a stone yard at jal. The same to be under supervson of «ad Commttee wth orders to desgnate some olncer ol County to look after short term crmnals sent to County Jal and compel m to break atone at least from sx to- eght hours each day whle confned n sad Jal. Moton prevaled. ''he char took m.tter of appontng sad commttee under advsement untl tomorrow mornng. Tun clerk read rept rt of County Dran Commssoner whch was as follows: DRAN COMMSSONER'S REPORT. n accordance wth provsons of statute n Buch cases made and provded, submt to you my annual report as County Dran Commssoner for County of Lvngston and State of * Mchgan, coverng perod from October 9th, 9, to October 6th, 92. The followng named drans are uncompleted:, t Jones, Gardner, Taylor, East Cohoctah Vllage, Fuller, Bush, Handy numbers one and ffteen, Genoa and Oceola, osco number three. The followng named drans have been completed durng year: West Cedar, Weat Cedar Extenson, Brownng., The followng named drans have been commenced durng year: Handy number ffteen. Handy number two, Bush, Fuller, East Cohoctah Vllage, Wood, Genoa and Oceola. here are two applcatons for drans now on he n my offce, but as to legalty of those ;-.etlone have not had tme to examne.. The followng s a mancal statement n' several drans as shown upon books n my olhce October 5th, 92: CONWAY NO , Oct. 5 BakWK'"- n fund..? nterest on delnquent tax A MARON NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund.. GREEN OAK NO.. 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund.. HANDY NO. 3. 9, Oct 9 Balance n fund , Oct. 5 Balanced COHOCTAH NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund.. CONWAY NO. 5. 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund..»5.»l 92'Oct. 5 Balance n fund 3.9 CONWAY NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund «.u HOWELL NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund... /4.00 LVNGSTON COUNTY NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund 5.86 CONWAY NO.. 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund... M' w LVNGSTON COUNTY NO. 0. 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund ^.uu Balanced. MARR COUNTY DRAN 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund... HARTLAND NO.. 92, Oct. 6. Balance n fund... HARTLAND NO. 2. 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund Oct. 5 Balance n fund... BRANCH NO. 4 COHOCTAH AND CON WAY UNON. 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund 92, Oct. 5. Bance n fund GREEN OAK NO. 4. 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund Oct. B Balance n fund... HANDY NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund... HOWELL AND COHOCTAH. 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund... LVNGSTON COUNTY NO , Oct: 5 Balance n fund CONWAY NO Oct. 5 Bnlance n fund... LVNGSTON COUNTY NO 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund... 92, Oct. 5 Balanced. COHOCTAH AND DEERFELD. 92. Oct 5 Balance'n fund CONWAY NO. 5. v 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund , Oct. 5 Balance n fund 7.44 LVNGSTON COUNTY NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund, HANDY NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund LVNGSTON AND SHAWASSEE NO. B m,on TtuwtsvaTf October T, 9 utee of Wednesday's sesson read of tan OB moton Moportad tba Mmuta*. Upon reconvenng of Board fbmfcl order of ewctlne; a Board of OMdrty <->! was duly taken up. 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund. MARON NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund... OCEOLA NO.. 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund 92, Oct. 5-Balance n fund HOWELL AND MARON. 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund... LME LAKE. 9, -Oct. 9 Balance n fund,... 92, Oct. 5 Balanced. MARON AND GENOA. 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund... 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund HOWELL AND OCEOLA. 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund... 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund..., WALSH COUMTY DRAN. 92, Oct, 5 Balance 'n fund... MARON NO , Oct 5 Balance n fund... TAZMAN DftAN. 9, Oct 9~Balance n fund 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund... HOSNGTON DRAN. 92, Oct. 6 Balance n fund... EA8T CEDAR DRAN. 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund... HARTLAND COUNTY DRAN. 9, Oct. 9 Balance n fund , Oct. 5. Balance n fund CONWAY AND LOCKE NO.. 92, Oct. F Balance n fund 2.45 CONWAY AND LOCKE NO , Oct 5 Balance n fund.85 ANDER80N DRAN. 9, Oct 9 Balance n fund , Oct 5 Balance n fund CONWAY ROAD DRAN. 92, Oct 5 Balance n fund CONWAY NO , Oct. 5 Balance n fund 8.09 COHOCTAH AND CONWAY UNON OUTLET DRAN. 92, Oct 6 Balance n fund CONWAY NO Oct 5 Balance n fund PAULDNQ DRAN. 9, Oct 9 -Balance n fund Order drawn , Oct 5 Balance. fund ROWNNO DRAN. ^. 9, Oct 9 Balance n fund , Oct 6 Balance n fund 9.22 CONWAY NO , Oct. 9 Balance T fund , Oct 5 Balance n fund CONWAY NO Oct 5 Balance m fund TAYLOR DRAN. 9, Oct 9 Balance n fund L25 92, Oct B Balance n fund HANDY AND OSCO NO. 8. -Balance n fund... 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund CO NO. 3 DRAN. 9,Oct. 9 Balance n fund , Oct. 5 Balanee n fund JONES DRAN , Out. 6 Balance n fund SANFORD-NEAL DRAN. 92, Oct. 5 Balance n fund Lvngston County HONEY CREEK DRAN. 9ta, Oct. 5 Bance n fund GENOA AND OCEOLA. 92, Oct , Oct. 5~-Baance n fund FULLER DRAN. 92, Oct l'j2. Oct. 5 Balance n fund 30.0 COHOCTAH VLLAGE DRAN. 92, Oct 'J2, Oct. 5 Balance n fund There has been no orders drawn upon funds of any of or drans that have establshed ths year do hereby certly that above embraces a full report of all drans constructed, fnshed or begun under my supervson and a. fnancal statement of each dran and that same la true and correct as near as can be ascertaned from books and records n my offce. Dated at Howell, Mch., ths lf.th day of October, A. )., 92. JOHN McGlVNEY. Dran Commssoner. On moton of Supervsor Harrs report of County Dra.>n Commssoner was accepted. Supervsor Albert Smth reported pay roll of Supervsors and Townshp Clerks for gettng supples and makng electon returns and moved that same be allowed, "moton prevaled" and same allowed as read. Supervsor Calkns of Crmnal Clam Commttee reported bll whch upon recommendaton were allowed and numbered (lu to 62, nclusve. On moton of Supervsor Pfau Board took a recess untl ths afternoon at l o'clock. AFTERNOON SESSON, Supervsor Fuller of Cvl Clams Com- mttee reported sundry blls whch were j allowed as recommended as appears by Nos. G2 to 623, nclusve Supervsor Fuller reported bll of Dr. (Joan, of Brghton, for balance due m bll passed upon at '.he January term of 'J2 for vewng tody of Carne Arnell wthout recommendaton, on moton same was dsallowed. Supervsor Calkns of Crmnal ClalmB Commttee reported blls of Sherff Stoddard for board and washng and lock n and lock out of prls mers and recommended that same be allowed as read. On moton same was concurred n and numbered 606 to 624, respectvely. On moton of Supervsor Stles Board adjourned untl tomorrow mornng at!> o'clock. ELMER '. r BRALEY, CLA'tK f. MNER. Charman. s> Tuesday, 0 :tober 8, 92. Hoard met, roll called, quorum present. Mnutes of Thursday's Pesson read and Charman Braley announced followng members as commttee to look after stone yard at county Jal. Clarence Fuller, Cohoctah. Freely Calkns, Handy. Albln Pfau, osco. On moton of Supervsot Taft duly supported Thomas Drver was retaned as jantor for anor year wth an ncrease n salary of One Hundred Dollars per year. On moton of Supervsor MacKenze, duly supported, jantor was nstructed hereafter not to allow any stands or tables to be placed upon front Court House lawn. But authorsed to let publc have use of awn between Court House and Jal for such purposes. On moton of Supervsor Taft, Board took a recess untl ths afternoon at o'clock. AFTERNOON SESSON. Supervsor Shehan of Cvl Clams Commttee reported sundry blls whch was allowed as recommended as appears by Nos. 625 to 628, nclusve. Supervsor Calkns of Crmnal Clams Commttee presented bll of W. D. Ptkn, deputy sherff, and by a mnorty report recommended that same be allowed ab recommended. After some dscusson on bll, on moton of Supervsor Fuller, duly supported, that report of majorty of commttee be concurred n. Supervsor Calkns called for ayes and nayb. Whole number present and votng was 5, whch was ae follows: Ayes Fuller, MacKenze, Albert Smth, Loughlln, Shehan, Calkns, Grubb, Pfau, Taft. Harrs, Clark, Stles, (2). Nays Ross, Parker, Edward Smth, (3) Moton declared carred and blls numbered 650. Supervsor Shehan of Cvl Clams Commttee reported several blls whch were allowed as recommended by Commttee as appears by Nos 629 to 632, nclusve. On moton of Supervls r Harrs tomorrow at 0 o'clock was made a specal order of busness for report of Regster of Deeds on abstracts n accordance wth n resoluton passed by Board at January term of 92. By W. R. Whltacre. Report of Superntendents of Poor. To Honorable- Poard of Supervsors of Lvngston County: We Superntendent of Poor of sad county, respectfully submt followng report beng a report of recepts nnd expendtures of Foor fund from Oct., 9, to Sept. 30, 92: Amounts Receved From twpa. for euppnrt of poor OS For support of poor at **»nstornm 56*5 00 For Support of poor at U. n M. Hosptal 34 7ft forpupct of pour lrane 364 M For support of pnor fpohle mnded VAS 88 For support of j.oor deaf etc. M ¾ From sale of products 8< 2 Rembunsements Total SM92 8 Drsbureemen Cloth n t; Fuel Furnture Penmrs Funeral expense ft County nsrmary Funeral exp, outbd* Count) nflrmary Groceres and provson* Hay uran and seedb nsurance Keeper Labor n home exclusve of keeper labor n h< nee *. cafe >->«W V c» *-» oc to*-* to 888$?88 8 SSS, BE3..? S-5 se^sss? " RB- * s _8_ -¾ 6 S s» 8 8 ' 'f> r 3 *5 ts err. H s : ' descrpton of Superntendent of Poor; that a one-story buldng about 0x20 feet n Blze be bult for use of male patents as a sttng room as we deem buldng used at present as a sttng room for mal- patents and a wash room for nsttuton s not adequate for bo.h purposes, buldng of sad buldng to be left to descreton of Super:nteudent of Poor at a moderate expense and that Superntendents of Poor or Keepers be empowered to purchase a sre for dary herd same not tj cost over sum of seveytve dollars All or whch s respectfully submtted. CLARENCE FULLER, Charman. HKNKY T. ROSS. EDWAKD L. SMTH, n moton of Supervsor Calkns aeeepted and adopted and 567 J. H. Bchulta Co Elec. supples 5(8 Chas. Culver Att John Truhn typ. fev.. 5*8 W. M. Walsh sup tunaman * Mc- Wly meats, FUher U.l! u.a resoluton w; placed on lle < n moton J'lO'd took a at o'clock. of Supervsor Calkns recess untl ths afternoon Sgned, A r drfcv* MacKenze, fuuruan Clarence duller Albert L, Bn tu On moton of Supervsor Harrs report was accepted and placed on lle. OM moton of Supervsor Harrs Board adjourned untl tomorrow mornrg at 9 o'clock. ELMER N. BRALE', CLARK H. MNER, Charman, Saturday, October la, lull'. Board met, roll called, quorum present. Mnutes of Frday's sesson read and By Arthur A. Montague, judge of probate. Report of nspectors of Jal. For County of Lvngston of nspector made September JJ4, 92. To Honorable Board of Supervsors and State Board.f Correcton and Chartes: The undersgned nspectors of Jals lor County of Lvngston n complance wth provsons of ^w (Secton tl7u Compled Laws 897) would respectfully report: That on 24th day of September, 92, y vsted and carefully nspected tho- Couuty Jal t>f sad county and found as follows:. That durng perod snce last requred report and datb of ths ex- amnatlbn re has been confned at dfferent tmes 22 prsoners charged wth offenses as follows: Offense Male Female drunk and dsorderly.. 39 V agrants 7 nsane 2 Larceny 4 Breakng and enterng. 3 Spttng on lades... Whole j No J 22 for $ tf f>6 72OU 8J SO Mrdtcfn And attendance at Co. nfrmary 33 JO Medcal attendance outsde Co, nfrmary MsceHa eous aupples 57 0».-uervaoa offcal servce 47 2 Snpertnt-endfnte offcal servce 4 7.Superntendents pergonal aerrlce 6 39 T mporary relel t< on 390 M Temporary relef clothng 4T W Tetr-pgrar; relef fuel ranportaton to at d ron: Co. nflnaarv 8 84 rxneportatlon to frends A M Farm mplements 38 OS mprovements Stock for la m R pars on countv bullrlasa Plans for remodellng co. Buldngs Total $ Ben Wlson, A. H. >rew«ry, W. R, Whltacre, Superntendent* of he Poor. On moton of Supervsor Harrs, duly supported, r*pert was accepted and adopted and placad on fle. Supervsor Calkns of Crmnal Clams Commttee reported blls whch were allowed as recommended ana numbezed 68 to 654, nclusve. By Supervsor MacKenrle. Report of Commltte on Apportonment H o < s Qt 3 -J : «o sgssbllsh t B 79.7s 25. LO 64.2«llt, tod ^ j ll3, Oft 5 Balflnce n fund... ' HANDY NO*. ' Oct 5 Balance- n fund... r,,,. CONWAY NO. 9. Ull Oct B Balance n fund..., CONWAY NO. S. «,Oct ft Balance n fund... Orders drawr. HS. Oct B Balance n fund... W*tT COAR DRAN, llt Oct Balanee n fund...us Oct. K Overdrawn 9.B WT CKDAft txtentlon. 9, Oct 9 Balance n fond Ht, Oct 8 Balanced OAHDNtH DRAN. tnfwefl..,. HM. 9 bwn...,, S.49 mmu^u.a*.8 _*J8^SM?MS=.s : l S8S3S88S There a now' n «lal detaned tral None. There s now n Jal servng sentence- One. There s now n Jal watng sentence None. There s now n Jal awatng commtment. None. Number now n Jal, male.. Number now n Jal, female None. Total. Number of above who are under 7 years of age. Prsoners detaned for tral have been held n Jal followng number of days each. Prsoners awatng commtment have been held snce sentence followng dayb. x. Number usually confned n one room 2. Number usually confned n one room at nght 2. See Secton 2656 Compled Laws 897. V. Employment None. V. Condton of beddng Good. Condton of cells Goo.t. Condton of halls Good. Condton of water closets Good. 'l. What dstncton, f any B made n treatment of prsoners (between those only held for tral and those servng sentence) None. V. Are prosners under sxteen years of age at any tme day or nght permtted to mngle or assocated wth adult prsoners n volaton of Secton 5566 Compled Laws 897 None. V. Are prsoners arrested on cvl process kept n rooms separate and dstnct from prsoners held on crmnal charges or convcton and on no pretense whatever put or kept n same room as requred by Secton 0534 Compled Laws 897 YeB. X. Are male and female prsoners confned n separate rooms as requred by Secton 0535 Compled Laws 897 Yes. X. s re a proper Jal record kept and s t kept properly posted and does t comply wth Secton 2680 Compled Laws fty7_ Yes. X. "What f any evls, er constructon or management of Jal are found to exst None. Recommendatons Arthur A. Montague, Judge of Frobate. Superntendents of Poor Ben Wlson, A. H. Drewry, W. R. Whltacre, secretary; W. M. Horton, County Agent. On moton of Supervlser Harrs report was accepted and adopted and placed on. fle. By Supervsor Pfau. Resolved by Board of Supervsors of Lvngston County that several supervsors be and are hereby authorzed and ordered to spread upon r respectve assesment rolls several taxes as reported by Commttee of Apportonment, Also all school, road grader, lbrary, hghway and all or taxes as reported by clerk and aeveral clerkb of Beveral townshps to r respectve supervsors. All rejected taxes as shown by audtor general's report to county treasurer and be t furr Resolved that supervsors of Townshps of Cohoctah, Conway, Genoa, osco, Oceola and Handy be and are hereby authorzed and drected to spread upon r assessment rolls of r townshps taxes as reported to m by County Dran Commssoner for constructon of several named drans. On moton of Supervsor Calkns resoluton was accepted and adopted. Supervsor Shehan of Cvl Clams Commttee reported out blls whch were allowed as recommended as appears by Nos. 633 to 640, nclusve. Supervsor Shehan presented bll of A. Forbes for house rent, etc., n Wles case of typhod fever and tuberculoss, wthout recommendaton. On moton of Supervsor Harrs bll was referred back to TownBhp of Tyrone. By Albert D. Thompson, Regster of Deeds. To Honorable Board of Supervsors for County of Lvngston: Gentlemen: Under resoluton passed by Board at January sesson, 92, (of whch was not nformed, beng qute sck at that tme, and- for some tme after, dd not know of same untl after was able to come to offce, whch was near August, and Mr. Mner nformed me of t) so wll submt my report for August September and October, to date: August fees were 6,60 September fees were 6,60 October fees were 7.00 Total for tme All of whch s respectfully submtted. A. D. THOMPSON, Regster. On moton of Supervsor Calkns report was accepted and adopted. By Supervsor Ross. Report of Commttee on Poor Farm: To Honorable Beard of Supervsors for County of Lvngston: Your Commttee on Poor Farm twg leave to submt followng report: We have carefully nspected sad farm and buldngs and fnd m to be clean and orderly kept The stock n good condton, tfca crops good and everythng showed tfeat t was beng carefully looked after. Tour oommttte* would make followng recommendaton*: That ce house be re-shngled; that store honsa be rased re-sflled f necessary, and a wall bum usjder t; that a new cstern be bult **t> * new bath tod np for use of male a moderate s soaps, b«l)a- On* of ssjjebe loft to ths* AFTERNOON SESSON. Supervsor Fuller of Cvl Clam:} Commttee presented blll.s vslkl v»c'e allowed aw recommended ly c nomnee as appears by Nos. UJj to GG7, nclusve. My Supervsor Pfau. Whereas present mcfgage tax law n consdered unfar, unjust and oppressve to people of small means and to owners of real estate refore be t resolved by [teset Hoard of Supervsors that our representatve n state legslature and our state senator from ths hstrlet be and hereby requested to use tlelr best efforts comng.sesson of t.e,-lae e^.-.luure lo SM UV lle repeal or tle satsfactory amendment of sad la,vs. t )n muum of Supervsor Harrs th*) same w;s accepted and adopted. ty Supervsor Crubb. To Hoard of Supervsors: Vour Commttee of Salares of County Ml leers bek leave to report as follows: That salares of several county ( lcers shall be and reman same as has been lr 'le past wo years. JAMKS C.UJBB, r-'aulov TAKT, HAUlV STLKS. lu mllon of Supervsor 'tnss repurl was accepted and adopted, Hy Supers sor Taft, Kepor on 'ublc Prntng: Your Commttee un 'ublc Prntng would re-'-peetfully submt followng report : ll.tvsm vrevetl bds rom Pnckney Mspatch; Lvngston Republcan; Lvngston "emocral. we found that Pnckney dnpatch was lowest bdder, and we recommend that Pnckney Dspatch prnt proceedngs of Board of Supervsors and furnsh supplements for or county papers for October and January sessons at rate of 2D cents per hundred supplements and "a cents per folo. P: M. TAFT AN'DKKW MACKKNZK, _ j AS,.. LonqLN. <Jn moton of Supervsor Fuller same was aeeepted and adopted. Supervsor Albert Smth presented pay roll of several supervsors for attendance at ths sesson. On moton of Supervsor Shehan vame was accepted and adopted and ordered pad. Supervsor Ombb of Cvl Clams Commttee reported blls whch were allowed as recommended by commttee and numbered from G5S to G7o. nclusve. By Supervsor Harrs. Report on 'ublc CroundB and Buldngs: To Honorable Board of Supervsors: Your Commltte on Publc Grounds and Buldngs respectfully submt followng: We would advse purchase of 20 chars for use n dfferent offces. That jantor KS requred to care for south half of grounds occuped by Court House and Jal. That matron of Jal be authorzed to purchase some necessary beddng, towels and dshes. That thn shmff be requested to cover steam ppes n padded cells, and furr report that we fnd Jal n a clean santary condton VRKRLY CALKNS, CLARKNCK PULLRR, JAMES M. HARRS. On moton of hupervsor Shehan same wan accepted and adopted. On moton of Supervsor Harrs clerk was nstructed to purchase a new fee hook for use at Janauy sesson. By Supervsor Harrs. Resolved that commttee apponted to establsh a stone yard do and are hereby authorzed to nxpend amount y deem nnerssary n rentng grounds, enclosng same and purchanlng neccshary supples, etc. On moton of Supervsor Shehan resoluton was accepted and adopted. ' MlnutcB of day's sesson read and On moton of Supervsor. Moved by Supervsor Calkns, supported by Supervsor Grubb, Board adjourned untl 6th day of January, 93. Moton curred. ELMER BRALEY, CLARK H. MNER, Charman. BLL8 ALLOWED OCTOBER 8E8BON, 92. No. Clt 59 James Smth, deputy sherff servces &20 A. H. Pearson ex. body E. C. Crossly 52 Dr. E. H. Cook ex. body Geo, Wlcox Mnne Porter Stcn. servces 523 H. H. Collns coroner's servces 524 Dr. J. A. McGarvah Atty. Chld Peter Mangle, pneumonn 525 Brogan & Brady Sup. H. H. Russell dphra 526 Mch. State Santorum Sup. fur. Elbert Walsh 627 W, E. Robb book fur. use of offce 528 Edgar H. Murray Co., dsnfectant for Court House 529 Geo. H. Chapel Rep. clock 630 A. E. Papworth drawng Jury 53 Chas. P. Judaon postage & Ex 532 Chan. P..Tudson expense E. N. Braley Ex. State ASHO. Rupr Sayles Swarthout ex. Walsh case 57 Lews H. Cooper medcne 572 Claude D. Hamlton wup. Fsher case dlph. 57S Lews H. Cooper raed. Fsher case dlph. 574 Hugh Loughlln coal, Plaher case dlph. 575 b C. Schnackenburs; solder's bural A. J. Boebe soldler'a bural 577 J. A.McGarvah M.D ned. att. Dlckerson case, pneumona ".7S J. A. McGarvah M..O med. att. John Roberts, pneumona.00 f>79 Chas. F. Howe Annotatons 2.00 ;,so Mare Westphal nurse, McAllster pnue '>M Gregory, Mayer, Thorn supples 2.66 "S2.. A. McGarvah M.D Roberts pnue o*'. The Hv. Democrat sup. for co ofllcers ".s.. K, Browne, M. D. med. serv at Jal S5 C. H. Mner ex. acct vS0 The J.lv. Republcan prntng :.S7 M,. Coan. M. D. att. Russell came dlph rss M. H. Coan, M. D. nvest, drownng ace. Wht more Lake 5.00 r>n! W. -. Barnard tndse Walsh case Tub V.U Otator Pub. Co supples 5.50 f'jl Bennett hdw Co. suppler Court House.50 5'.l a Bennett hdw Co. supples* Jal Buermann &. Co. sup. Court House *4 Buermann & Co. sup. Jal 4.40 [>ur, l< c. Schnackenburg supples.ral 4.50 am) K. C. Sehnaekenburg supples Court House a*7 Coolnow &, Beach suples 6.6 r.ts K. K. Johnson sup f.ly M, H. Coan, M. D. postmortem on Frank llemann tldo James Albrght serv. as constable GO T. S. S. Curdy nquest F. Remann.... f02 R. D. Roche juatce aretuttt « f S 9.00 « <9f 9,90 6*.99 « (50:-5 W. B. Johnson depj lty-slufeff-acct ^-^ W.P.. Johnson truant oleer 605 Danel Ratz deputyshe rff account (J(6 Wm Stoddard board bll Clark H. Mner serv. and expenses BOH Chas. P. Seder Tent Co. tent tub. case, J5 609 M.. Coan postmortem.las. Avs hydroplo, & recov bran Gl) Dobleday Bros sup J. D. Snger, M.D. med att. Morrs case scarlet fever G2 A. A, Montague serv. and expenses 5,OR CH Schroeder, Rutka hdw Co sup. Jal lh C. F. Culver M. D. med, att. Ruth Harrs smallpox Jannette M. P.rghurn Mrs. J as. Ted All 9 owed r Callaghan Bros Law book 536 W. M. Horton serv. as Co. Agent 537 Arthur Joy labor on Jal 538 Thn Phoenx Ol Co., mdse Jal 539 Doubleday, Huber, Dolan & Co., sup 540 C. G. Jewett Sup. and work 54 Goodnow & Jubb sup. Court House C. G. Jewett sup. and labor 543 Gregory. Mayer Sc Thorn supples 544 Brown & Smth sup. Jal 5.8«545 Barron & Wnes sup Larkln ft Krueger sup. Court House Mner ft Farnsworth supples Larkln ft Krueger supples The Unon P. ft T. Co. tolet paper Plng Bros. Bverard Co,, supples 68.8 BK The Rchmond Backus supples Howell Garage ft Co. supples 558 Cty Meat Market Meats, Walah case Pnckney sanatorum Hoffmeyer case H. F. ft C. L. Slffler Attv Hoffmeyer case Mrs. E. P. Carr tth r ade ex C. S. Lne nvn 558 Oordon Drug Co strp. 559 H. F. ft C.L. fllfler ntty. Walsh case 560 H. P. ft C. L. Slgler atty. Walsh case 66 ' Arche C.Qrover r dler's bural E. H. Cooke. M D. Att Bert McAllster Howell Garajre ft Sup. Co., sup 664 A. C. Wrght Att Bert McAllster 68 R. R- Pattencfl school. 89 Mants 4.98 M lt.oo tt4.n S.76.5* »#.«med. att Garrson tlt W. c. Huntngton med. att. Hodgeman dlph. case 9.00 fl 7 Barron.S W'neH antl-toxtum for Russell case dlph 2.50 CS H. W. Prney gro., Morrs case P. G. Hartman meats..morrs case H fev J. ), Snger mod att. Scott case s. fev «2 R.ll Balrd nquest tk and postmortem, Burrel Sknner 0, Barron & Wnes med. Garrson typ fev 2.0 C23 J. A. McGarvah M.D med. att. Fsher case dphra Wm. Stoddard lock n lock out bll C. 0. Sknner med. att rase Wm. Stochford dphra r,20 C. K. Sknner med. att. Carpenter s fev C. C, Sknner med. att, Washburn s fev, J, H. Schultz elec. notces J. E. Browne, M.D. med. att. Frltzgerald scarlet fever J, K Browne M.D. postmortem <st exp test Burrell Sknner Frank Dodds nurse hre Week case me.ng A. G. Lehman M.D. med. att. Bert McAllster case pneu Dr. A. H, Lehman med. att. OrlrUth A Lllllc. tub Northwestern Mfg. Co., suppllea 635 GoodnowftJubb sup. 636 B. G. McGarry M.D med. att. John Wles 637 Lang worthy Bros. med. Burt dlph 638 A. G. Wrght med. att, But dlph 639 A. T. Plumb sup. Burt case, dlph 640 A. G. Lf'hmann, M.D. 0.00, med. att. Wles tub. 64 A. G. Lehmann M.D. 2.00) med. att. Jno. Wles typhod fever John MrGvney ex. 643 Mary E. Morgan 3.5 j nurse Wles typ fev.. ; 644 Ella Lee hse work J ; Wles, typ fev ( 645 R. E. Wrght dep sherff account ; 646 Drs. Sglers med. att 4.00 j A. Francs Tub! 647 J. E. Browne, M.D postmort Henry Stevenson 40, G4S Roy Jubb llv. f6r Board co. Farm A. J. Parker gasolne 650 W. D. Ptkn dep Bherff H. H. Collns post mortem ft ex. 652 Geo. Donaldson sten serv, Fklnner case John Stoddard cut tng and carng for Jal lawn 44.2,654 H.H. Collns coro ner's servce Pen Wlson supr : Poor expenses ! 6.S6 A. H. Drewry supr j Poor expenses 657 W. R. Whltacre supr 5.00 Poor expenses ft t servce John Stoddard serv. «.- : a * undersherflt ; 659 Chas F. Judson pay roll supr. gettlns; as , rolls, etc /0.55 ; 660 Chas F. Judson pay 58.5 roll supr gettng prm» «A M»PPll«* Ch.a F. Judson pay roll supr gettng sup. Jan. enrol Chas F.Judson pay roll supr rettng elec-... tlon supples Chas F. Judson pay roll twp eler* prm. electon., t 664 Chas F. Judaon pay twp clerk electon returns n Chas 7, Jwson pay S«Pr. rsport of poor Chas F. Judson par supr att. Oct t*rm p » > ' '84,48 70.( 7* *r/r 0» Moss** Coast? ef UvfmsstM 0» a *&&»»» a^ofsaaeosnty.etksss. by certfy test bsve oesjpsred thr TmeseH eepyoftbe orgnal record of sressttstl el 4JJ ft!2l or *^PS f!fx r f wth tc erttest tssosj reof, sa/ttst t s» tree tad eerest was*. ertsttsereftos'snd eftsawsotoc^ssfctost sapvskxns" whereof ssvs. reel 0» 3u

6 * Vljr' W V-x?*W.-..;«..- : Z' mmmmm,..-**, u*m** ww*»." "*' «c '4 4¾. v. ^ ^< *N» P.n^kney Dspatch P-WCTO^KY. K<5V W. CAVKRL*; 'ub. MK'UUAX PEANUTS AND POLTCS. t las been decded 'by tht: agrcultural: dopurtn'l th.t peanut s not a nut. Lke t>:+: regular pea,'t be-on^s to heaa V.rnly, erwso k'avn as Jugunn.'rs.te. Juwn n ts lacve country t h-' known as a "goober," "pnuer," "ground pea," and otl- «r names, ndentng ts doubtful tjlasslcaton, (round pea s a gcod name, for t s dug up from ground lke a potato. Hut re a one thng lbout peanut whch nvolves no floubt, and that B ts ltness for basetall, crcuh and sttng on a dry goods box and talkng poltcs, says Oho State Journal. But droppng peanut glory and comng to a golden memory, former denzen of a vllage wll remember how dry goods stores would always put r empty boxes on sdewalk, ou whch men would Bt, whttle, chew tobacco and talk poltcs. Those were great tobacco chewng and spttng days, and poltcs chmed n happly wth m. September and October were best months for whttlng up dry goods boxes and settlng natonal affars, and those were days, too, of peanut and plug tobacco not scrap stuff that runs people nowadays, but real old Vrgna plug, that was full of poltcs. There was a_tme when wholesome teachngs of our mors had an nfluence, when home nfluence was felt after fledglngs had Jeft nest, and re are stll some that are consdered by many as "oldfashoned" who beleve as our revered parents dd, Bays Washngton Herald. Grantng that a woman has same rghts as a man, that y can do same thngs as man, can smoke, take a cocktal, rde a horse astrde, and Buch thngs that were once consdered as purely n man's provnce, yet dong of se thngs have a tendency to brng good woman down to level of company she s n, to make tellng of a rsque story n mxed company a com man matter. We dscuss eugencs wth our chldren; y are allowed to read almost any noyel y can get r hands on, and are allowed lbertes former generatons were strangers to. A return to "old-fabhloned" deas of our mors, to tme when conventonaltes were observed, mght bo looked upon as a step backward by tho fast sot of today, but to thnkng man or woman who stll beleves n tho sanctty of homo and home lfe t would help to establsh a purty that s sadly lackng n many famles n ths twenteth century. Many persons are of opnon that wreless system of communcaton s partcularly subject to tappng, but, accordng to Scentfc Amercan, no telegraph system la absolutely secret. Any one famlar wth Morse code can read ordnary messages enterng any telegraph offce. At Poldhu, on a telephone connected to a long horzontal wre, messages passng on a government telegraph lne a quarter of a mle away can be dstnctly read. t has been shown that t s possble to pck,up at a dstance, on anor crcut, conversaton whch may be passng through a telephone or telegraph wre. Oa one occason an nvestgator was able to nterfere, for a dstance, wth workng of ordnary telephones n Lverpool. The frst arrval n New York of apecmens of tsetse fly of Congo was noted or day. The fles were dead and preserved n a bottle of alcohol n possesson of A. H. Hale, who was a passenger on Bteamshlp Fnland. They wll be avalable for examnaton by medcal scentsts who desre to study m at close range. The tsetse fly s carrer of sleepng sckness, -whch s sad to have depopulated consderable dstrcts n heart of Afrca. t s a btng fly. Recent students of stable fly, whch s under suspcon n ths country, have *n!d that t more nearly resembles tsetse fly than any or Amercan representatve of fly famly. The specmens whch Mr. Hale has Draught nto country wll enable comparsons to put ths opnon to test A man n Berln advertses for a wfe wth a wooden leg. He must want one wth a sound understandng. A Chcago professor ranks grddle cakes above Greek and lobster salad above Latn when grls are to be educated. A sandwchng of m s preferred nowadays, however. f London Chroncle should tave ts way women would do poolng, but n that event what ftould we do for bachelors to make UP armes? '»v«n a poor man can possess th% jfobes of health. AM,/. *nm t* 'jj**» ** <m -' TO PROTECT AMERCANS TURKEY 73 DOCTORS AND HE Unted States armored cruber Tennessee, 'commanded by Rear Admral T Austn R. Knght, now on ts way from Phladelpha to Constantnople to protect Amercan resdents and r property n Turksh captal. Ask More Than $,200,000. Secretary Murray, of _state board of correctons and chartes, ub made hs report to Gov. Osborn. nsttutons requred to submt estmates of appropratons to board for approval wll ask $,08, from next legslature tor specal purposes, Many of tems ncluded were before last legslature. lu addton to amounts asked for specal purposes, eght of nsttutons wll ask for t>l9,0y» or current expenses. Several ask for money for new buldngs wth whch to house nmates, demand for quarters havng outgrown r facltes. The board recommends several nnovatons n laws. t wants authorty to nspect cty and vllage jals and house of detenton; to cose jals and nfrmares whch are found unft, upon approval of governor or a justce of supreme court; provde for lcensng by board of maternty hosptals and prvate ncorporated nsttutons. The board suggests that legslaton be enacted provdng for purchase of lands for colones of epleptcs as well as for colones for nebrates, and urges that sherffs of all countes should be placed Tnder salary system. Turks Reject Peace Terms. Turkey has rejected as "mpossble" tho peace terms offered by Balkan alles, and prospects now are for an ndefnte contnuaton of one of world's cruelest wars. STATE BREFS. August Rj.be s thrd farmer n vcnty of Kalamazoo to sacrfce a hand n a corn shredder ths season. The U. S. agrculture department sent out 34,000,000 copes of documents last year, free; and sold $6,000 worth. John P. Rley, socalst member of charter commsson, of Kalamazoo, presented a mnorty report protestng aganst adopton of new charter, whch he declares makes mayor a dctator. Nne hundred deer lcenses have been ssued n Dcknson county to date. State Game Warden Oat^s estmates that re are 0,000 hunters n upper pennsula. Governor Glasscock declared martal law n Cabn Creek and Pant Creek sectons of Kenawha coal feld n West Vrgna, to mantan order durng a strke. So delghtful s Davd Unruh over result of electon that he has just announced gft of one 2-yearold steer to democrats n Nles end of Berren county for a barbecue. Gov. Osborn, who ordered Attorney General Wykes to nvestgate alleged fraudulent enrollments n Wayne county pror to August prmares, has demanded resgnaton of eght notares publc. The good roads commsson of Berren county s consderng a way to refund $4,000 of road tax money to three townshps whch bult good roads before present state reward system became effectve. Claud S. Carney, of Kalamzoo, defeated democratc canddate for congress, has t'.ed a protest agan*', Sugar Barrel! May Clear Up Mystery. An _electon mystery n Kalamazoo county may be cleared up by canvassers,-w-hen y...are. gven, a chance to nspect a sugar barrel that was used n Clmax townshp as a repostory for votes. Wth several canddates showng dspostons to ask for an offcal recount, county canvassers at a loss to explan dscrepancy that s reported at Clmax. The poll lsts of that townshp show that 39 people voted re, whle returns total but 278 ballots, a dscrepancy of 4. Ths number of votos f accounted for, mght make a great dfference n result of two or th-ee contests, where wnners carred county by less than 40 pluralty. Kalamazoo County to Make Tle. Kalamazo county wll have a factory for manufacture of tlng to be used n connecton wth good roads work, and t wll be operated by prsoners from county jal. The commsson has just purchased a fat-m at Portage Center and wll buld a factory at once. t s sad ths s frst move to establsh a county reformatory and do away wth antquated county jal. The Portage farm s n center of county and well located for such an nsttuton. Schrank Declared nsane. John Schrank, Vavarlan who attempted to assasnate Theodore Roosevelt, has been found nsane by fve alensts apponted to examne hm. Ther complete report wll be made to Judge Backus. The decson of commsson a unanmous and recommends that Schrank be sent to an asylum for crmnal nsane. NEWS N BREF. The Canada Sourn ralway ssued $40,000,000 n bonds for templated mprovements. Surgeons operated successfully upon Wm. Lormer, n Chcago, former Unted States senator, for appendcts. has con- The Ovd branch of county Y. M. C. A. has been organzed and delegates wll attend conference at Grand Rapds. Kalamazoo county road commssoners have purchased a 22-acre farm whch wll be turned nto a tle manufacturng place. Thousands of hunters for deer n Massachusetts gong nto woods wore red coats and caps as a protecton aganst mstakes on part of or hunters. The begnnng of Whte House round of dnners, gven by presdent for ths offcal famly and by members of cabnet for Presdent and Mrs. Taft are planned. Edward Russell, a "lfer" from Ottawa county, an nmate of prson snce 883, has esnped from Jackson prson. He had long been a "trusty." Presdent Emertus James B. Angell wll probably resume teachng work n U. of M. ths wnter to lecture before class n thp nternatonal law. The ctzens of Utca have decded to form JL Sherman assocaton to returns for certan precncts beng erect a memoral on.. 4. Parkway,...,,.markng scene of Mr. Sherman^ canvassed, whch gave majorth*. fo w publc appearance, when he ^as Congresman J. M. C. Smth repub- r notfed ~*'~ J of as **' hs renomraton as relenn. publcan canddate for vce presdent Some nsurance companes furnshng ndemnty to employers under Ths wnter Northwestern Mchgan Hortcultural socety wll be formed n Traverse Cty, embracng employers' lablty act are ssung polces whch do not conform to law terrtory north of Baldwn to Petoskey. The next legslature wll be and whch are extremely detrmental asked to dvde present appropraton between old and new so to employe, declare members of ndustral commsson. cetes. Sut has been started aganst cty of Port Huron by offcals of The Boyne Cty. Oaylord & Alpena Port Huron & Norrn ralway ralroad s agan ted np wth an njuncton ssued by court at to recover $694 hch was pad to cty under protest, t a clamed, to request of a property owner, who has corer expenses of specal electon to submt a proposton to grant ceve for a rght of way. The matter not agreed to amount he shall re ralway company a franchse. wll be taken to supreme court. FEDERAL DETECTVES DESCEND ON PROMNENT DOCTORS AND FAKERS N 72 CTES. CHARGED WTH MSUSE OF THE MALS TO DSPOSE OF WARES. Kalamazoo and ron Rver, Among Towns Where Postofftce Arrest Accused Men and Women. Offcals Actng under drecton of Postmaster General Htchcock, postofftce nspectors and Unted StateB marshals n 72 leadng ctes of country began practcally smultaneous rads for arrest of 73 persons charged wth usng mals to promote crmnal medcal practces or sale of drugs and nstruments used for llegal purposes. The arrests are made for msuse of mals, each case beng based on use of mals to solct busness or dspose of wares. The concerted offcal acton covered Unted States from Atlantc to Pacfc and from lakeb to gulf. Many of persons to be arrested are promnent commercally and socally;- n -r--communtes. Some are.leadng phv.scans prs are rch and nfluental busnes men; yet ors are men who lve by r wts and are comparatvely lttleknown wthout r own small cotere of assocates; and one s a Chnaman, who s alleged to have practced hs callng on women of hs own race and upon those of lower strata of socety. All arrests are to be made for alleged volaton of secton 2 of penal code of Unted States, whch bars from mals any vle or obscene matter, wher sealed or unsealed; any advertsement, letter or crcular proposng or suggestng crmnal practces; or any packet contanng any substance, drug or thng ntended to be used for mmoral or unlawful purposes. New York Gunmen Declared Gulty. Only a sngle ballot that was taken by jury n tral of four g-unmen for murder of Herman Rosenthal mmedately upon retrng to consder verdct was necessary for jury to brng n a verdct of murder n frst degree aganst all four defendants, Frank Crofc (Dago Fran), Lous Rosenberg (Lefty Loue), and Harry Horowtx (Gyp Blood). The verdct was arrved at, accordng to oldest court offcers, wth a speed unprecedented n hstory of frst degree convctons n county. Also convcton was unque n that t was frst tme four men have been convcted of murder n county and, so far as could be learned n state. Lke Charles W. Becker, polce leutenant convcted as nstgator of gambler's murder and sentenced to death, gunmen heard verdct pronounced aganst m wthout show of emoton. They stood at bar lookng straght ahead as foreman of jury rose to make known result of ts delberaton and y contnued to stare stoldly n front of m unl formaltes of proceedngs were concluded. Boler Exploson Klls'Two Men. The boler n wood fber mll of Albert Wddas, at Tawas, blew up, kllng Merl Henry, freman and Albert Nash, cty electrcan, and serously njurng John Wer, a secton man, and Waldo Emerson. Wer ded later en route to a hosptal at Bay Cty. The force of exploson threw two men, Nash and Henry, who were workng n mll, more than 200 feet. Wer waa fully 300 feet from mll and was struck by a pece of ppe, and has sufftred nternal njures. The boler was scattered for hundreds of feet, one pece gong through resdence of M^. Nash, who resdes opposte mll. Electon Returns Receved from 42 Countes. Monday was last day under law for county boards of canvassers to send n r returns to secretary of state, onr thn recent state and natonal electon. but 42 countes have sent n r reports, and wthout one excepton all have had to be Bent back for correcton. n many of countes recounts are beng held, wh--h are holdng back returns. Some countes hve only scnl partal return.-!. Returns show that!n Osceola county names 0¾ Herbert Baker, bull moose canddate for audtor general, and Julus B. Krby. canddate for attorney general, were reversed. Ths s thrd county m whch same mstake was made. Jackson Oorgy, an aged resdent of Allegan, was serously burned when a gasolne stove exploded. He lved alone n a porton of old Allegan house, one of oldest buldngs n cty. The buldng was badly ^lavaged and a garage was runed. NEWS OF MCHGAN. Sherdan Brockway, of Kalamazoo, s anor corn shredder vctm; he lost hs rght arm. Recever Frank *, rwn, of Albon Natonal bank, says that bank buldng and fxtures wll be dsposed of soon. Ralph D. Purson;;, a farmer, fled sut aganst Henry Sears, promnent Cass county farmer, for $2:,()(.0 damages for beng struck by a motor car. Kalamazoo mlk dealers have announced an ncrease n prces from 7 to 8 cents a quart for mlk and 7 to 8 cents a half pnt for cream. They say feed s much hgher now than t was a year ago. Wth over a acore of cases of chckenpox of an unusual severe varety already reported n Muskegon Heghts an epdemc whch wll close schools and perhaps even lead to runnng through of all trans wthout stopb, s feared. Harry Tannehll, who s beleved to be a much-wanted forger about state, s beng held n Monroe charged wth passng worthless checks to whch he sgned name of L. T. Wlson. Accordng to local polce, Tannehll s wanted by Sagnaw and Flnt offcers. THE MARKETS Detrot Cattle Choce steers, $7.50 8; good to choce butcher steers,,000 to,2uu fbs, $6.75(37.25: lght to good butcher steers and hefers, 70U to 900 t>a, 5.75 f't(j.5u; mxed butcher's fat cows, $3.50 ;4 canners, $2.75¾ '.25; common bulls,. $3.75¾. 4.25; good shpper's bulls, $ ; common feeders, }$;f>mv4; good wellbred feeders, $5.50 fa, L; lght stackers, Trr&fr Veul Calves Recepts up to noon, 573; market steady, wth Thursday's prces; best, $(rm0; ors, $4.50¾ ^.50. Mlch cows and sprngers steady. Sheep and Lambs Recepts up to noon 8,0)5: market steady, wth Thursday's prces. Jest lambs $0.50^6.00; far to good lambs, $5.75fa H.25; lght to common lambs, $4ft 5.35; yearlngs $4.50('5; far to good butcher sheep, $H&3.b0; culls and common, $.75^2.75. Hogs Recepts up to noon,,508; none sold up to noon; prospects steady. -aght to good butchers, $7.50(5(7.60; pgs, %7t6 7.35; lght yorkcrs, $7,25^7.40: stags, onethrd off. KAST BUFFALO Cattle Market slow and easy. Veals Recepts, 400. Market ctve at $4¾.50. Hogs Recepts, 2,000. Market slow; heuv.v,$7.75<?''7.s]0; mxed, $7.70^.7.75; vorkes 7..4()r t c7,55; pgs, $7.25(^7.40; roughs, $6.75^ t.yo; stags, $5(toG.50; dares, $7.50 fu'7.75. Sheepand lambs Recepts. 8,000. Market slow; lambs, $4.50f«,7.5; yearlngs, $5&5.25; wers, $4.50<&4.75; ewes, $2fa 3.75; sheep, mxed, $3ft;4.2f>. WHEAT Cash No, 2 red, $,05 3-4; December opened wth a declne to $ worked down to $.05-4 and advanced U> $,06; May opened at $,0 3-4, declned to $,0-2 and advanced to $,0 3-4;.July opened at f>2c. declned to Dl 3-4 and c'osed at H2-4; No. whte. $, CORN Cash No. 3, 6; No. 2 velow, tj4; No. 3 yellow, 63. OATS Standard, 34-2; No. 3 whte, Ol " *., RVH Cash No. 2, CH asked. BEANS mmedate shpment, $2.35; prompt shpment, $2.32; November shpment, $2.30; December, $2.20; January, $2.5. CLOVER SEED T'rme.spot, $0.75; sample. 3( bags at $0.75; 5 at $8.75; CO at $8,25; prme alske. $2.75; sample alalke. 2 bags at $.25; 'J at $0.25. FLOUR -n one-eghth paper sacks, per 96 pounds, jobbng lots. Best patent, $5 60 second patent, $5,30; straght, $5.20; clear, $460; sprng patent, $5.20; rye, $4.b0 per k~-ffed-n 00-rb sacks, pobbng lots;?,,.' an ' *23; coarse mddlngs, $24; fne mldd ngs, $2f>: cracked corn and course mddlngs, $2o; corn and oat chop, $22 ton. per PEARS Oregon, $2.25f<x)2.50 Keffer, 75c per bu. per box; CALFORNA FlrTR Grapes, $.50 fal.75; pears, $2.25(^2.50 per box, GRAPES New York Concords. Gfal (C per 8-rb basket; Catawbus. 2rful3c~" 4-lb basket. per CRANBERRES Late Howes, $8.50(¾ Sj) per bbl, and $3 per bu; late reds, $.<5ff» per bbl and $2.75 per bu., VEP :s ~Fancy. * ; common, $(^.50; poor, 7off$l per bbl; good apples, by bushel, 35@75; snow, S2:2f>W 3 per bbl. ^ ONONS 55c per bu. TOMATOES Hothouse, 8fo20o per rb. CABBAGE $(8).25 per bbl; homegrown, $ ff(.25 per bbl, DRESSED CALVES Choce, 0@llc; fancy, 2@3c per rb. POTATOES Mchgan, carlots, 53c n sacks and 48c n bulk; from store, 55 60c per bu. "* HONEY Cholce to fancy whte comb. lg@7c per rb; amber, 4f 5c per rb; extracted, 9-2 0c per rb. -2(^2 l-2c; hens, 0c; No. 2 hens, 9c; old roosters, 9@>l0c; turkeys, 6@8c: geese, ll 2c; ducks, 5<&6c per tt>. vt H^Y.T Car '? t Prces, Detrot market: ^^,7 0 ¾^ * No. 2 tmothy, $5@5.50; No. mxed, $4(8)4.50: lght mxed. $5.50@6; rye straw, $@.50: w 5!S$,5E&. oat 8tra w, $9@0 per ton. CHKESE- w holesale lots: Mlchlgun flats, 6-2 7c; New York flats. 8-2 $, 9c * : «?. rl, elc. cr? am > 8@9c; Hmburger, c; mported Swss. 28@29c;? m o a Hw8( L 2@22c; block Swss, 9 l-2@20c per rb. New beets 40c per bu; carrots, 40c per bu; caulflower, $.25@.50 per bu: hothouse cucumbers, $.25@.7S per do*; egg plant, $l.2b@l.7b per doz; garlc, 0c pur lb; green peppers. $ per bu: green onons, 0c per doz; elaf lettuce, 30c per bu; head lettuce, $.75^2 per hamper; mnt, 30c per doz: parsley, 20@30c per doz; radshes, 2 l-2c per doz; turnps, 50c per bu; vegetable oyster, 40c per doz; watercress. 26«>30c per doz; spnach, 75c per bu; celery, hom-grown, 25<g)30c per doz; rutabagas, 45c per bu., HDES No. cured, 4 l-2c; No green. 2c; No. cured bulls, l-2c; No green bulls, 0c; No. cured venl kp" 6c; No. green v#al kp, 4c; No. cured murran, 2c; No. green murran. 0-2' No. cured calf, 9c; No. green calf' 8c; Xo. 2 kp and calf -2c oft; No 2 hdes lc off; No. horsehdes, $3.75;. (t>; No 2 horsehdes. $2.75; sheepskns as amount of wool, 50fc$l. to James Gutrdge, a representatve of Panama-Pacfc exposton n San Francsco n 95, held a conference wth Gov. Osborn relatve to Mchgan erectng a sutable buldng on exposton grounds. Deputy Attorney General Lawler has gone to Mssauke*e county to conduct examnaton of wtnesses n prosecuton of sherff and prosecutng attorney of that county, men are charged wth havng Myrtle McNel, grl now kttt* «*4 «, Adran school, n bar aualgj escape to Canada. '' * >* A Cvl Answer. "Do many strangers settle here, landlord?" "They all settle, an' m wthout no more baggage than you got settles n advance." Bed Cross Ball Blue wll wash double as jmny clos as ;my or blue. Don't put your money nto any or. Adv. Marrage. The couplu were beng.marred by an out-of-town justce of peacel "Untl death do you part?" magstrate asked, n usual form; The man hestated.' v. "See here, judge, can't you make t "an.ndetermnate sentence?'' s quoth he, after thnkng a moment.- -Puck. Many ChJldre Are Sckly. Mor Gray's Sweet Powdera for Chldren Break up Colds n 24 hours, releve Fever&hneas, Headache, Stomach Troubles, Teethng Dsorders, move and regulate bowels, and Destroy Worms- They are so pleasant to take chldren lkf m. Used by mors for 22 years. At all druggsts, 25c. Sample maled FREE. Address* A. S. Olmsted, LeRoy. N. Y. Adv. Boomerang, Mrs. Hram Offen 'm afrad you wen't do. As nearly as can fnd out. you have worked n sx or seven places durng last year. Mss Brady-p^Well, an' how manny grls has yerself had n same tome? No leas^ 'ntthnkn'. Boston Transcrpt. ^y Educaton and Larger Lfe. t seems to me that woman who cannot cut out a garment better because of her geometry and her drawng lessons, who cannot speak Englsh more dstnctly and wth fuller vocabulary because of her study of French, or German, who cannot fnd a hundred uses for her chemstry n* lttle" everyday emergences of her -housekeepng, has not succeeded n gettng from her studes all that y had to gve her. Home Progress Magazne, TurkBh Countng of Tme. Through center of mobque of St. Sopha runs oretcal merdan whch gave Turks true local tme one hour and ffty-sx mn. utea ffty-two seconds fast on Greenwch untl, two years ago, new government fell n wth standard' system of tme zones, and came nto eastern European zone, exactly two hours ahead of Greenwch tme. Fo/ relgous purposes, however, 2 o'clock always happens at sunset, and noon thus wanders wth seasons all round clock. Westmnster Gazette. Why He Wept. At a recepton one nght, says - Woman's Home Companon, a loud voced young man was nvted to sng. Desultory applause followed, and he responded wth a vocferous renderng of "My Old Kentucky Home." The hostess was passng among herguestb, beamng at success of her entertanment and sure that everybody was havng a good tme, when suddenly, to her surprse, she came upon a mddleaged man but slghtly known to her, who was weepng slently but btterly n a secluded corner. Thnkng that hs heart had been touched by old song, she asked sympatcally: "Why do you weep? Are you a Kentuckan?" "No, madam," he repled. " am a. muscan." AND GETS LEFT. Lady hope you go to Sundays school regularly, my lttle man. Lttle Man Dat'B what ma hopes,, too. A FREND'S ADVCE omsthlng Worth Lstenng To. A young Nebr. man was advsed br a frend to eat Grape-Nuts because he was all run down from a spell of fever. He tells story: "Last sprng had an attack of fever that left me n a very weak condton. had to qut work; had no appette, was nervoub and dscouraged. "A frend advsed me to eat Grape- Nuts, but pad no attenton to hm and kept gettng worse as tme went by. " took many knds of medcne but. none of m seemed to help me. My system was completely run down, my blood got out of order from want of proper food, and several very large bols broke out on my neck. was so weak could hardly walk.. "One day mor ordered son* Grape-Nuts and nduced me to eat some. felt better and that nght rested fne. As contnued to use food every day, grew-stronger steadly and now have reganed my former good health. T would not be wthout Grape-Nuts, as beleve t a moat health-gvng food n world." Name gven by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mch. Bead book, "The Road to Welln page. "There's a reaedn." «l»-am*«ar*vtsft»ft A fm turn thm f Mate. / t / r Y"** :f v.,',&** % «' ^2» m».'

7 SYNOPSS. Robert Cameron, captalst, consults Phlp Clyde, newspaper publsher, regardng anonymous threatenng letters he nas receved. The frst promses a sample of wrter's power on a certan day. On that day head s mysterously cut from u portrat nf Cameron whle latter s n room.... ^. _ CHAPTER. Rfle Shots Echo n Woods. Of conveyng even a t of horror experenced at Cameron's dsclosure am ngh hopeless. The more we dscussed occurrence less susceptble t seemed of explanaton. And what s so terrfyng as nexplcable, or so dreadful as ntangble? Here, apparently, was an enemy of calm and cunnng malgnty, who chose to manfest hs power n a manner almost ludcrously puerle save as t ponted wth sgnfcant fnger to some dre and nevtable sequel yet-wth such crafty secrecy as conu pletely to mystfy and dsmay. Cameron showed me mutlated portrat. He had taken t down almost mmedately; and had hdden t away n a closet of hall behnd an array of rancoats. The cuttng had been done, evdently, wth an exceedngly keen blade, and very dexterously done. But that t should have been accomplshed n twelve mnutes, whle Cameron sat n room, not ffteen feet dstant, was beyond our comprehenson. Absorpton n hs book was nearest we came to a soluton, and that was Scarcely tenable. For re was crowded top of bookshelves. To cut canvas, vandal must er have stood upon that or have reared a ladder. There was not room for foot of a chld on shelf-top; and as for ladder, t was unthnkable. How could a ladder have been carred n and out wthout Cameron beng conscous of t? From every possble angle we vewed ncdent, makng every concevable concesson, and no half-way plausble answer to rddle presented tself. And though our common-sense told us that tme of mracles was long past, that no Gyges' rng nor Alberch's cloak survved to ths day to make nvsble r wearers, re perssted, neverless, a chll, uncanny sense of supernatural, qulte ( evdent to me n Cameron's hushed voce and furtve manner, and n my own unwonted nervous dsquetude. We sat very late. wshed, f possble, to learn f at any tme n my frend's lfe he had done aught to engender an enmty to whch se strange developments could be traced wher, for nstance, n hot blood of hs youth n some far land he had provoked vengeance of one whose humor t s never to forget. As we talked came to know Cameron better than had ever known hm before. He bared to me much of hs early career; he gave me a' clearer vew of hs temperamental qualtes; and yet could not but feel that he left vtal pont untouched, that beneath hs seemng frankness re lay hdden, shelded, some/ one epsode, perhaps, whch mght fertle lght n upon our darkless. For^ny queston was evaded rar than answered. Presently, Ve went back to letters and dssected m, coldly and crtcally, sentence by sentence, and whle werd nfluence whch * hd exerted upon me at frst readng ncreased, stmulated possbly by ncdent of portrat, stll we reached a certan practcal, commonsense vew as to r orgn; for we came to see n m what we beleved to be hand of a relgous fanatc. Certan expressons, we concluded, were quotatons. f y were not Bblcal, y were certanly of sacred geness., And dscovery was not reassurng. t lent, ndeed, an added prck to perturbaton we already experenced. Nor dd absence of a specfed date for second promsed demonstraton of power tend to releve our The <$* ^ABxEa HORACE HA2ELTNE uneasness. n ths slence we found acme of cunnng cruelty. Any day, at any hour, some or mystfyng, soul-torturng ncdent was lable to occur. tred to argde that seventh day was mpled, nasmuch as second note was receved on same day of month as frst, and was a mere contnuaton of orgnal threat. But my contenton lacked ntrnsc strength whch carres convcton. and, as Cameron put t, we could only "watch and wat;" for communcatons offered no alternatve. They my rght. And so resumed my tramp, made no demand whch beng compled wth would avert penalty. Only most mmedately was rewarded, and wth ears keen for a repetton. Al mplacable and nevtable retrbuton, n knew that t was no ral brd calm/ patent, and determned, effused gunner, for shot was unmstakably from every lne. a rfle shot, and t 4aa fred n ^Batw n spte of Cameron's evdent ^depth of wood, to left of me amxlety and n usng that term very mldly statng hs obvous to* of mnd he sternly refuse* cpmtrtt er polce or prnt* [ "that- Jm terfsy nterests* n a csfrevty talswae of tetestrtal enterprses, tbsj,0«wkcb aj» llftotf on tht NsW ( : KBcbaoc*. Sfeotd ths pes* He become aware that my lfe s threatened, very serous consequences mght ensue n market. No, Clyde, whatever s done, must be done by ourselves, and by frends whom we can trust absolutely. can take no rsk of ths horrd thng gettng nto newspapers. BesdeB," he added, wth a kndly, consderatve Bmle, "Evelyn must be kept n gnorance. Not for worlds would have her troubled by our perplexng engma." My suggeston that he should go abroad for a tme, or at least spend a few weeks at Newport, was met wth smlar obstnate refusal. " admt that have been somewhat upset by ths extraordnary combnaton," was way he expressed t, "but am not a coward. am not gong to run. Even f were nclned to do so, what should gan? f a man be not safe n hs own house, where n Heaven's name s he lkely to fnd safety?" ^ Qute naturally was led by ths expresson to nqure wher, ""p~et=" chance, he mstrusted any ef many persons who were employed n house and about estate. But, somewhat to my surprse, he was almost gravely offended by mere suggeston. Neverless re were several features of affar, chef of m manner n whch letters were receved, whch caused me to dwell wth some mental persstence on ths as most proftable ground for speculaton. And.when at length, n mornng's small hours, returned to my home and to my bed, carred thought wth me. The sowng of ths seed n subconscous garden of my mnd brought forth frut after ts knd. awoke wth a perfectly clear understandng of how that whch, nght before, had seemed so mpossble of accomplshment was, perhaps, after all, merely a harlequn trck, qute smple when explaned. Wth new day, too, and sunlght, and cheery brghtness of my own rooms, re came a lftng of that oppressve atmosphere of esoterc whch at Cameron's had set my nerves out of plumb and my reason on bas. ndeed was fully convnced that we had been foolshly constructng an Alpne chan out of a mserable lttle row of mole hlls, and determned to lose no tme n brngng Cameron, whom now regarded as most needlessly alarmed, to my own wholesome way of thnkng. Drectly after breakfast, refore, set forth on foot for my neghbor's, choosng shore road as more drect of two routes. Personally, my taste n landscape s for dstant vew n preference to nearat-hand folage. My own house, whch s fashoned n semblance of a Pompean vlla, ts cream-whte walls punctuated wth shutters of a somewhat vvd pea-green and crowned by gently slopng roofs of same brght color, gazes out across Stamford Harbor and blue waters of Sound, to where on clear days penclled outlne of Eaton's Neck shows purple n dstance. There are no towerng, umbrageous trees to nterrupt outlook; only low, carefully-trmmed shrubs, adornng a seres of marble sculpture-dotted terraces, well below lne of vson. But Cameron place, reflectng Townsbury penchant for arborculture, s qute reverse. The prospect from wndows and verandahs of fne old manson s all green vstas and leafy perspectves, wth pnly a glnt of sun-sparkled waves, chancecaught between gray boles or when wnd spreads a momentary openng n folage. My way to Cameron'B led through a vertable forest of such luxurant leafage that path more than half tme was n twlght, whle to rght and left shadows deepened nto dark n clostral recesses of woodland heart. The slence was profound. No voce of brd nor scurryng foot of squrrel nvaded mornng hush of those ramous depths. My own footsteps on soft turf returned no sound. A half-mle or more had walked n ths mute greenwood peace, - when sharp and clear re echoed through verdurous asles crack of a rfle, and came to a sudden, nvoluntary halt.'. Then t occurred to me that t was thrd day of open season for ral brds, and that t was report of a shot-gun had heard, fred by some sportsman, off on shore, re, to Ttrm tmes more heard t, n far- 4sy rapm' successon, and soundng alf #tjs from about same drecton. say that t gave me any unbut t perplexed me n a mld detectves. ryou may not know," he explan^] <rs>jy awmatag a passng carosty as And n, tarns out Wll-kept, gravelled drve ths closs-croppsd, T«lawn* and catchng LOHCHA co^y/?/c/r t J2/2, /(c /*rej./f?c &. CO., sght of Cameron hmself, n rdng breeches and puttees, rompng wth one of hs pcturesquely graceful Russan wolf-hounds, promptly forgot all about t. He came across sward to meet me, great, gaunt whte hound pressng close to hs sde, and thought saw that he, too, had experenced nsprtng nfluence of mornng. " have found an answer," cred, whle he was stll ffty yards away, "possbly answer." He rased hs brows n queston, and hound, wth open jaws, fondled hs wrst. " had a horseback rde before breakfast," he told me, as he shook my hand. "Then spent an hour at kennels. We've a fne new brood of colle puppes. You must see m." " want to," returned. "What do you say to tenns?" he suggested, rrelevantly. "Just a set. t's a fne mornng for tenns." "f you can lend me a par of shoes,*' consented, glarng down at my boots. "A dozen pars," he smled. "Come up to my dressng room. Lous wll ft you out." was scarcely prepnred for ths change n my frend's mood, and far from happy over t. He was evdently determned to gnore subject that had so engrossed us nght before, hopng to fnd surcease of harassng thought n a restless round of actvtes. The condton was a morbd* one whch beleved should be dscouraged; more so as possessed what fanced was a perfectly practcal soluton of that whch hrto had seemed to us an nexplcable phenomenon. And was a lttle annoyed, too, that my good tdngs should be thus dsregarded. When, refore, w«had entered hall and Cameron was leadng towards broad, ascendng starcase, paused. "Do you mnd gvng me just a mnute?" He stopped, turned, and stood n questonng slence. "A mnute n your study," added, n explanaton. Reluctantly, t seemed to me, he crossed to study door, and throwng t open, Btood asde that mght precede hm. The room appeared far less grm and gloomy than when had last entered t. ts wndows faced south; and between olve-green tapestry curtans sun poured n a flood, lghtng up far corners, glntng on glt ornaments of wrtng table, and bathng n dazzlng splendor burnshed bronzes on crowded top of book-shelves. " see you are not dsposed to resume our dscusson of last nght," began, when Cameron, havng closed door behnd hm, halted just nsde, and wth hands n pockets, awated my openng. "But want to show you that we have been n very much same poston as wonderng chldren who watch presttdgltateur. We hare magned somethng amazngly lke a mracle, whch, n pont of fact, s capable of a very smple, commonplace explanaton." "You mean cuttng out of head of portrat?" he asked, wth kndlng nterest. " do." "You have dscovered how t was done, before my eyes, so to speak, and yet~?" " have dscovered how t may have been done," nterrupted. He moved hs head jubt perceptbly from sde to sde n skeptcal gesture. "The door of ths room s seldom locked?" quered, gnorng ndcated skeptcsm. "Never locked," he answered. "t would be qute possble for any one, knowng that you were abbent, to spend an hour or so here, unnterrupted?" "Any one?" he questoned. "Any one who had ganed entrance to house," amplfed. "Oh, yes, ^r^esume so." "They would have ample tme to clear a space on book-shelves, clmb up, and carefully cut out head, or any part, or whole of* a portrat, f y were so nclned?" paused for hs answer, but he only smled wth a sort of ncredulous tolerance. "Would y not?" nssted. But Cameron was most perverse ths mornng. "My dear Clyde," he scoffed, "of what use s all ths? The portrat was cut, not whle was absent, but whle was present. saw t complete at three o'clock; at twelve.mnutes past three, t was mutlated." "My contenton s," explaned, qute patently, "that whle you saw t complete at three o'clock, cut had already been made, but cut porton had not been removed. n rthar words, cuttng havng been deftly done wth a thn, sharp knfe, t was perfectly feasble to leave ths porrat apparently ntact,, though wtb be slghtest effort ths ncsed porton onld sntatxtoantly be released wth, ay, a pses of cord, ghted to tbs back /or tost sspsdal purpose." Now that had made myself clear, Cameron was quck to acknowledge possblty of such a method. "And cord, you mean, led down behnd book-shelves, and perhaps through a wndow?" he suggested. "Precsely*And was pulled by some one on outsde." "Yes," he sad, thoughtfully. "Such an explanaton s not unreasonable. The thng, really, must have been done n some such way." "And don't you see," hurred on wth my advantage, "how utterly cheap ths makes whole affar? There's nothng, at all mpressve n that performance when you fnd out how t was done. f next demonstraton s no better than such claptrap, you may rest assured you have a very pcayunsh sort of mountebank vllan to deal wth. So, cjeer up, my dear man, and 'll shov#you a few trcks at tenns that may be equally eye-openng.-' Unquestonably my frend appeared releved. But came to fancy later that appearance was fegned for my beneft. Certanly he was not convnced, and n that proved hmself possessed of an ntuton, a world more accurate than my own. CHAPTER. The Target. The set at tenns havng fnshed wth vctory perchng on my banners, made excuse to put off nspecton of colle puppes untl anor tme, resumed my walkng boots and, wth a partng f futle admonton to Cameron to "thnk no more about t," started on my homeward way. My route lay agan through mnature forest, for day had Waxed uncomfortably warm wth approach of noon, and re was scant Shade on hgh-road between our two houses. n wood, however, ar was gratefully cool, and strode on at a good pace, breathng deeply and wth enjoyment bosky odors whch greeted me afresh at every step. The dead slence whch had remarked earler was broken now by hoarse tootng of a steamboat whstle, somewhere off shore, and by shrll voces of brds, apparently n resentful protest at ths raucous nvason of r sylvan quet. had succeeded n puttng asde, for moment at least, all thought of Cameron, hs anonymous letters, and hs mutlated portrat, and was dwellng on my dsappontment at not havng caught even so much as a glmpse of Evelyn Grayson durng my mornng vst lo Cragholt. t s true that had gone re wth a sngle purpose n mnd to convey to Cameron what beleved to be an mportant ory but underlyng ths, realzed now, was more than a hope, a confdence even, that. should sen Evelyn. was tempted, ndeed, to a regret, that. had not wated, vsted kennels, and accepted Cameron's nvtaton for luncheon, whch would doubtless have nsured me a few words at least wth my Goddess of Youth. Whle on verge of ths self-reproach my sprts suddenly lfted, for steam whstle havng ded away n dstance and feared chorsters havng relapsed nto a pleased chrp that merely accented stllness, re broke all at once on mute calm of woodland slver sweetness of a grl's sngng. Clear and resonant t rang through forest asles; a voce knew beyond mstakng. Evelyn Grayson was comng towards me over Bcented turf, Stll hdden by a bend n path, melody alone measured for me her approach. t was a French chanson she was lltng, a lyrc of Baudelare's, of whch we were both fond. Sweet muslr swepp* m* lke sea Townrd my pnle star. Wher thf clouds be re or all ar o*» free, sal afar. And n she came around turn. At.frst she d8 not sen me, for her eyes -were lfted wth her voc<>, and had tme to mark fascnatng grace of her long, free strde, before she became conscous of my presence and checked and shortened t. She wore a frock of whte serge, skrt's edge at her ankles, revealng danty, snowy buckskn tes and just a peep of whte slk hose. And her flower-lke face looked out through a frame of Leghorn straw and pnk roses, ted snugly beneath her softly rounded chn wth flmest of long, floatng whte vels. You can magne. pcture she made, re n ths green glade, wth her bg blue eyes alght wth glad surprse, and warm blood suddenly rsen n her cheeks. "You truant!" cred, n jocular reprmand. "Are you always gong to run away when vst Cragholt?" Obe pouted prettly. detest a woman who pouts, ordnarly. There s usually such palpable affectaton about t But Evelyn's poutng was wnsome as an nfant's. Besdes t was only momentary. Then bar eyss flashed and bar foot was planted vary hard, for such a tny thng, on green grasa blades. "'m not a truant," she declared, wth fegned ndgnaton, "and never thought of runnng away. That's Just your conceted manly magnaton, You fancy that everythng do can have but one cause, and that s yourself. How, pray, was to know you ntended payng us a mornng call?" "Tut, tut," caught her up. "What a lttle sptfre we have here! f you hadn't deserted me so shamefully last evenng, shouldn't have mnded ths mornng, so much. As t B, t seemb aeons snce saw you." Now she smled untl her dmples nestled. "That s much better," she returned, gayly, "and deserves a reply, Just as my acton of last evenng deserves prase, and not rebuke. sacrfced myself and my pleasure for one love." "Not for me, surely!" "Dd use thtr-word concet a momentago? Are. you - only..man love?" " hope so," answered, mpudently. "There s anor," she confessed! n monk tragedy. "Behold hs face!" had not notced that she held a lttle roll n her hand, for my eyes had been ever on hers; so, when abruptly, she spread out and held before me mssng head from Cameron'B portrat, was doubly unprepared. know was startled. She pad afterwards that went very whte. suppose dd; for wth rush of realzaton came such a chan of supposton as to drve me momentarly dzzy. For a second or more stood dumb, whle my hand went out n eager reach for scrap of canvas, whch, had observed, nstantaneously, bore four perforatons, all of a sze Blze of a rfle bullet. Wth that dscovery had recurred shots had heard; and followng ths, came a maze of conjecture, gong back to that frst letter, n to pantng's mutlaton, and on through devous ways to mornng's target practce; and always wth one or anor of Cameron's trusted servants as chef actor. When recovered my composure found Evelyn backng wlfully away from my covetous hand. "t s pcture of man love," she was sayng, teasngly. "A very, very good man," "But where dd you get t?" asked serously. "Do you know whore t came from?" Suddenly she was as grave aa could wsh. " found t naled to a tree," Rhe answered. "Wasn't t odd? Mow do you suppose t r'nrnc thrro? t looks lke portrat that, hung n Undo Robert's study. Do you suppose he srevv to dslke t, nnd cut t up and threw t away?" Now found myself n some llttlo embarrassment. f was to obey Cameron's njuncton could not tell Evelyn truth. Yet was n no poston to make lght, of her fnd. On or hand must learn from her just where she had come upon t, and so trace, f possble, person who had fred shoth whch rddled t, "My dear grl," sad, adoptng a tone of cajolery, "we have here, thnk, a matter n whch we both can be of servce very valuable servce. ndeed, to that beloved uncle and guardan of yours. But, you must trust me, absolutely, and, for present at least, you must gve to hm no hnt of what we" have n hand. Do you understand?" She laughed n that merry rpplng fashon whch had found not least of her charms. "Do understand?" she repeated, layng a hand on my arm n emphasa of her amused tolerance. "Do understand? Of course don't, and shan't, untl you have answered at least a half-dozen whys and whats." "Rut ypu must trust me," nssted, "and as prmary cvldrnce of that trust you wll proceed at once to hand over to me, for examnaton, that, somewhat damaged pece ft portrature whch you are holdng behnd you." Very wde her eyes npenod n an nnocent, almost nfantle stare, as she asked: "Do you really moan t, Phlp?" "Really," ' answered, gravely. "'d lke to toll you all about t, rght here and now, but that mght spol everythng, so you must show what a strong womanly woman you are, by keepng slonce and watng." n token of complance she gave me oval pece of canvas. " wonder who punched holes n t!" she remarked, ruefully. "Whoever t was, y were shockngly dsrespectful." tred to fancy what she would have sad had she known y were bullet holes. Evdently that possblty bad not occurred to her and was glad that t had not. (TO BE CONTNUED.) Grandchld of Qsorgs. Ths Grand Duchess Augusta Caro» lne of Mecklenburg-Stnsllta, Europe's oldest prncess, oslsbratsd bsr 90tb brthday recently. 8b* s tbs only survvng grandchld of Qsorgs H That s Unknd. Tommy--Pop, what s a free thnker? Pop A free thnker, ny Hon, s any man who sn't marred.--phladelpha Record. Dr.Plercu'sl'lettsrt l'ellrtsrek'ulateu.mlluvgoratestomach,lvt;ran<l xmds. 8u^'arcoatel, tny tjruuulo*. Easy to tuko aa caudy. Adv. Good Reason. "Why do you call popular game poker?" "Because t strs thngs up." Mrs. Wtnalow'a Sootllnjj Syrup for ("llmrnr tet-tllnx'. nuftf rb tfnnh, rwloeh lufluuuulo, u ays puu.euro w>d->u<j5t" *bottll',jj», Ther Clan. "How would you dwacrbe se letters of a chropodst?" "'d class m as foot notes '* Too Great Expectatons. Frst Angler -Look, ths fsh was almost caught before; see broken, hook n ts mouth. Second Angler t bhould have had sense enough to steer clear of hooka after that. Frst Angler Oh, come, you can't expect a fsh to exhbt more sense than a human beng. lostou Transcrpt. Sutng Hmself. The modern small boy s panfully cautous. "Would you lke to come to our bon fre on 5th of November?" one wan asked. Pack came an answer worthy of a cabnet mnster: "Well, f haven't a bonfre of my own, and f my far doesn't take me to lelle Vue, and 'm not asked_to_ a better bonfre, 'll be awfully glad to come." Manchester Guardan. ~ Worth Three Hmes a Damond. Nearly all emeralds mned today come from Colomba. And, n Bpte of supposed hgher value ol damonds, emerald s most precous of gems. Carat for carat, a flawless emerald would brng perhaps three tmes prce of a flawless damond n jewelry market. nda storehouse of precous stones, le credted wth producng frst em eralds, but Orental emerald s not dentcal wth modern gem, at t s a varety of ruby, of greej color and extremely rare. Poor Grl. "How long have you been marred?" "t wll be sx months next Thuraday." "And do you stll regard your husband as th^ most wonderful man wha ever was born?" Then poor grl broke down, says San Francsco Star, and Bobbed pteously. When she could trust her self to speak agan she Bad: "No. Charles has dsapponted me terrbly. 'm af-frad have wre wrecked by l-lfe. Last nght when ) asked hm to get up and see f.re wasn't a burglar n our room te bumped hs nose aganst edge ol open door and he sad thrno smply awful words just as f y cara«natural to hm " A MOLLYCODDLE. He Why, darlng, 'd be your slave. She 'd want a stronger one. A Treat Anytme Crsp, delcately browned Post Toastes Ready to serve wthout furr cookng by addng cream or mlk. Often used wth fresh or canned frut "The Memory Lngers" Parts* Canst Co., UdL BsttkCr««k,»fea,

8 BPPF ' '; '.r m.^**.* mh *.*-*./, W-'P}'*' ;!,, t» - w *'"- 2%* ^::-. *. - k 7*? M.. ewes Chcago Lades' Orchestra Popolar Musc at ts Best THE Chcago Lades' Orchestra s now fllng ts eghth successful season Changes have been made from tme to tme n ts personnel, but hghest standard of work has always been mantaned. So great has been r auwjess thot ors have tred to share t by adoptng r naun or mtatng r style of program. A& A greater varety of musc and entertanment s now offered n tb»- TlfRjfeam than n any prevous season, ncludng horn quartet, voln solos. leadngs and or specal numbers n addton to many selectons by full orchestra.. t The program s chosen from modern and standard operas of nv.>jtjdjpular typo and olner sources offerng best. Both crtcs and ut general publo agree wth verdct of Lncoln, Neb., assembly : "The Chcago Lades Orchestra s best organzaton of ts kndto obtaned " Remember date Frday evenng, November 29. Reserved seats for remander of course for 5c and.season tcket s.:for S.00, wth 4 moreenuntbers-on course Get your tcket today. et*l«w*ltslt»wtft»w AUTOMOBLE BARGANS Reo, two passenger Flander, four passenger Jackson, fve passenger Queen, four passenger Th'st- cars ;rc all n "jfood condton and wll be sold rpht. A H FLNTOFT OUR MOST POPULAR OFFER THE MCHGAN FARMER n only weekly Agrcultural and Lve Stork Journal publshed n state of Mchgan. Therefore s only farm paj>er n whch a)) of readng matter s of nterest to. farmers n Mchgan. All phases of farmng an -pru-tj'h n Mchgan receve tmely and contnual attenton and all of correspondents ;n practcal men chjhcally ftted to wrte on Home partcular subject. The Market rejxrta publshed each week are latest and moht relable to be obtaned. Free Veternary advce s gven to all readers. The Mchgan Farmer also conduct v Woman'H TVpartmrnt of vtal nterest to fanners' wves and daughters, a Hon-^ and Youh Department, for Uw, hoyh and Lrrls and a Magazne wmlo twce a month for entre famly. 'Vms youhcc tlm! 'Hr Mchg,u Farmer s not only ttest for fanners' husne.-s l.t also JO- for hs -nn- famly. Sutnrday, L'" to tn.pagua. THE OFFER Tuhlbhcd every The Pnckney Dspatch The Mchgan Farmer BOTH ONfc YEAR Only S.50 Send or brng your order uow to The Ptnckney Dspatch Mtb«r Pbone r. 688 Offce and Works Work Gnarntee 308 Cooper Street :: Frst Claw Qteed EMPRE MARBLE AMD GRANTE WORKS! JOHN (4. LBSUK, Prop. Manufacturers o and Deal en* n Jronumerrft, Statuary and Stone Bural Vaults JACKSON, MCHGAN 3F 23. ;ro:e TSO:Lr, -A^eat, PNCKNBY, MCHGAN J *j- V ' ^ SOUTH OSCO. The Msses Elva Caakey and Katbryn Lam borne called on Mrs. Joe Roberts Tuesday afwrnoon. Tbe L. A. S. met wth Wattes suters last Wednesday. A very enjoyable tme was reported by all. Mrs. Joe Koberts and daughter Gladys vsted at tbe home of John Grndng near Webburvlle Thnrsda) and Frday of last Mrs. Margaret Watters s ystnc her eon at Maron at present. James Meabon and wfe of Howe!) spent Monday at borne of Watterf Bros. Wm. Uaskey, wfe and daughter Elva spent Sunday at home ot Nck Burley. School Notes Mary Lynch and Florence Reason vsted school Wednesday p. ru. Kathleen Roche vsted school last Thursday. Ar.a Gardner has returned to school afrwr an absence of several weeks on account of lnes. Mary McQullan s absent on account of sckness. The recepts of senor play and dance were abuut $35. Glen Darrow was only member of grammer department who was ner auj^t or tardy last month. Several pu's are absent from prmrry department on account of sckness. ~ ~ Flagged Tran Wth Shl't. Tearng hs shrt from bs back an Oho man flagged a tran and saved t from a wreck, but H. T Alston, Ralegh, N. C, once prevented a wreck wth Electrc Btters. k ' was n a terrble plght when began to use teem," he wrtes, "my stomach, bead, back and kdneys were all badly affected and my lver was n bad condton, but four bottles of Electrc Btters made me feel lke a new man." A tral wll convne you ot r matchless mert for any stomach, lver or kdney troub'e. Prce 50 cents at Brown's Drug Store. Adv. Cog'l Church Notes Servces n Cong'l church Dec. st as follows; Mornng servce at 0:00 a. m. Subject, The Slence of Jesus. Sunday School mmed ately after mornng servce Evenng servce at 7 p. m. Subject, Lberty a cordal nvtaton s gven to all to attend. Card of Ms wsh to thank frends and neghbors for many beautful cards gven on my 84th brthday November cards were receved. Mrs. Eleanor Chambers. bannng s makng strong efforts to secure organzaton o a state far, to be located n that cty. Tbe ambton so far as oty s concerned s a lau Jble one, but re are already two large fars held n state, one at Detrot and one at Grand Bapds, and t would hardly seem for best nterest of er fars or exhbtors to plant anor one between two. The more you spend at home he more attractve wjllyour town be to comng generaton, and more pleasant to yourself n your old age. f you have frends, here s where y are. When yon make a rover of your money you make rovers of yoar chldren and of yourself. Yon make your town a pr»orer place n whch to lve nstead of a better one. Classfed Adrertlslg FOR SALE A sow and eflbt p^s Frank Macknder, Pnokney FOR SALE vsecond hand 4 roll McCor, mek hueker cheap, also *3 h. p.. H. C. gfthotne engne. Dnkel A Dunbar FOR SALE Barred Rock Cockerels that wll mprove yonr flock and ncrease east yeld, Prce* reasonable Fr*d Teepl*. 47t8 A LOCAL MAN OR WOMAN s desred rght now to represent TKK PCTORAL REVKW n tbs terrtory to call on tbo8«whose stt>scrpton» are about to expro. Bg money for tbe rght person representatves n 9om9 or dstrct* make over $ a month, gpare tme workers are lberally pad for what tbey do, Any person takng np ths poston becomes drect local representatve of publshers. Wrte today tor ths ofar of PCTORAL REVEW 922 West 89th St New York Cty ATOE&SOS. Mrs. Bert Roche and daughter and Kathleen Roohe of Pnckney vsted here Wednesday, Mr. and M-B. U. Broyan of South Waou were Sunday guests at home of Wll Hrogan. A!rs. J. D. Whte of Pngree and Mr.-. R. M. Ledwdse of ths place wfm-w ent».vt;>ed hy Mrs. P. Lnavey Wednesday aternoon of last (T. l. Grener and wfe are on sck lst. Mrs. Wll Uaskey and Mrs. Wll Prolan and sons vstud at home of E. J. Whte one day last 'jf*o, Pearson has moved hs famly from here to Maron Center. Eugene McCleer of Gregory spent Sunday here. ars. Max Ledwdge and daughters vsted at 0. Brogan's last Frday. Sanford Reason and wfe spent last Tuesday and Wednesday n Detrot, Mss Olds of Munth spent Sunday at borne of E. A.«Bprout. James Wells of Detrot who spent saveral weeks at home ot A. G. Wlson returned home last Prday. Duane Lavey of Pnckney vsted at Wm. Ladwdge'a dunday. Partes mm Oho were here last week lookng over Coleman farm wth a vew to purchasng. John Mumngbam of Lansng who has been workng tor Mrs. Alce Hoff rtre pasttwn months returned ttrbs ho.ue last Sartnrday mornng. Only A Fre Hvro. but crowd cheerd, as, wth burned hands, he held up a small round box, "Fellows!" he shouted, "ths Bucklen's Arnca Salve hold, has everythng beat for burns." Rsbt! also for bols, ulvrs, sores, pmples, eczema, cuts, sprans brnt9es. Surest ple cure. t subdues nflammaton, klls pan. Only 25 cents at Brown's Drug Store, AdA SOUTH XA&0K. Mrs. N, Pacey was a week end gueet at tbe home of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Glover at Fuwlervjlle. Mrs. Etta Bland vsted at )he home of K. Al. Glenn.last Thursday. Mrs. Gallup and daughters spent Thursday at Gregory. Erwn Campbell and famly vsaed relatves n Pnckney Sunday. Mrs. Lye Yonnglove..of Detrot was a week end guest at home of Geo. Yonnglove. Eramett and Elzabeth darrsofe. Maron vsted at home of Chrs Brogan Sunday. Mrs. Ray Newcomb *nd daughter of Howell are vst'ng at home of John Gardner. Laverne Demerest and famly vsted relatves n osco frst of A Great Buldng Falls wuen ts foundaton s undermned and f foundaton ot health good dgeston s attacked, quck collapse follows. On frst sgns of ndgeston, Dr. Kng's New Lfe Plls should be taken to tone tbe stomach and regulate lver, kdneys and bowels, Pleasant, easy, sale and only 25 cents at Brown's Drug Store. Adv. NORTH HAMBURG. From now on Sunday School wll begn at one o'clock and church at two o'clock. The men ot North Hamburg church wll serve oysters at. home of jjr. and Mrs. Burt Nash, Frday evenng, December 6. All nvted. The,lades wll hold r handkerchef and apron sale at same tme and place. Legal Advertsng ^tatc of MchlAan, prohate oonrtfor O tbe county of LrtngBton,- At a sesson of sad Uoart. held at Probata Offlw to tbe Vlam of Howell la sad conaty on tbe lth day of Nov., 4. D Present, Hon. Arthur A. Montague Judge of Probate, n matter o( estate of SARAH M. BURNETT, Deoeased Adallne A. Ware bavns fled n sad court her petton prayng that a certan nstlment n wrtng, purportng to be laet wll and te-t*. m nt ot sad deoewed, no» on fle n aald court be admtted to probate, and that admnstraton ot sad estate be granted to her»elf or to some or tnttsbla person. t a ordered that tsth day of rtocember A, D. 9H2 at ten o'clock n forenoon, at sad probate offce, be and s hereby apponted for hearng sad petton. t la farr ordered (bat pnblo notce reof be rven by publcaton ot a copy of ths order for three tnccoatto weeks prevous to sad day of hearnu, n Pxocmrr DSPATCH, a newspaper prnted and crculated n sad county. 44t8 A8THUB A. MONTAGUS, OTATE OP MCHGAN, County of Lvngston Probate Court For Sad County. Estate ot JAMBS HOFF, Deoeased The undersgned havng bean apponted by Judge of Probate of aald ooonty, Commssoners on Clams n matter of sad estate, and fonr months from 7th day of No?. A. D. 9)) havng been allowed by sad Jndge of Probate to all persons holdng clams aganst sad estate n whfoh to present r clams to ns for examnaton and adjustment, Notce s hereby rven tha we wll meet on 7th day of JanuayA. D.93 and on 8th day of March A. D. 98 at ten o'clock a.m. of each day, at resdence ot James Marble n townshp of Pntnam n aald ooonty to receve and examne each olslau. Dated: Howell, Nov. 7th, A. D. 9tt. Albert Wlson ' Commssoners oa James Marble ( Clams»tt For Qualty For Prlet Where t Pays to Pay Cash FALL and WNTER GOODS are all ready for yon. We are showng best stock n our hstory. Ths s one of best stocks (n several lnes) shown between Detrot and Lansng. Hosery, Underwear, Fancy Goods,Rbbons, Lacss, Yarns and Notons. EVBKY DAY S BARGAN DAY E. A. BOWMAN HOWELL'S BUSY STORE wamm*mmt*mm^p The Pnckney Exchange Bank Does a Conservatve Bankng Busness. :; :: 3 per cent pad on all Tme Deposts Pnckney Mch., G. W. TEEPLE Prop, LM The Busness Man : Who wll spare a few mnutes of hs tme to photographer of today wll please hs entre famly, * Hs protrat produced by present day methods of photography wjl be an agreeable surprse t's done so quefcly and cleverly, Dase 8, Chapell. StoGkbrdge, Nch. Heart Dseae Almost Fatal to Youn* Grl "My daughter, when thrteen yean Old, was strcken wth heart trtxm*. She was so bad we had to place) htt bed near a wmdow so she oram gvt her breath, doctor sad* chld, r«* la to fall dead tme.' A told me Dr. Heart Remedy am cured her fattmtv so tred t, ajs she begun to^tmprove. She took a gteat many bottle*, but ahe ff spared to me today, a fat, ran? cheeked grl. No one can maalne confdence have n Dr. Mles' Heart Remedy." A. R. CANON, Worth, Ho. The unbounded confdence Mr. Canon has n Dr. Mles' Heart Remedy n shared by thousands of ors who know ts value from experence. Many heart dsorders yeld to tatattnent, f treatment s rght f you are bored wth short breath, fantng spells, swellng of feet or ankles, pas about heart and shoulder blades, palptaton, weak and hungry spells, you should begn usng Dr. tttsft* Heart Remedy at once. Pr^slf experence of ors wh J»)C may. Dr. Mles' Heart Remedy la guaranteed by sll druggsts, MLES MEDCAL^CO, Wmoffj f* J f you haven't tred a sack of PURTY FLOUR snce we got that carload of western wheat, you don't know how gonrl t a We are bleu dng t half and half wth home grown wheat and t sure s fne. We wll grnd buckwheat, Fr. Nov We are payng a good prce for dry buckwheat, f you have any gve us a chance.the Hoyt Bros. V Vs V W A VvVV Hlls Varety Store Howell, Mchgan Wea ta Howell <JoD't ot^ get to vst oar store. Every department s flled wth new goods. Sweaters, Avaton Caps, Gloves, Mttens, Etc. A large stock of Chotce Chna, Art Goods, Neveltes, (Dolls.) Hundreds of se '~ from lc to $. 5 and 0c Goods of All Knds H. F.SGLER M-D. C. L. 8QLER M. D..J DRS. SGLER & SGLER," Physcans and cta-goone. All calls promptly attended to^j day or nght. Offce on Man Street. FNCKNEY, MCH. GOTRE Now Curable Relable Treatment Founcf by Emnent Doctor You Can Test t Free t seems absolutely certan that at lust re has been found»» effectve remdy f>r Gotre unsghtly anc tbgnstn; tnrr:ors that dsfgure be teck and jap tbe street and vtalty of. orwse healthy and attractve' tn«n and women. gome years ago. Dr. W. T. Bobo. of Battle Creek, Mchgan, dscovered whst ho beleved to he a successful tpsaent for Uoltre, Ths belef wvsfurtter strengned bytb* fact that hundreds of sufferers etated y were psraanently cured n u few weeks by ths.f emrk»bte remedy. One grateful women wrtes that Dr. Bobo> sample treatment cared ber gotre. Anor tells as that ose month's treatment completely and permaneatly oared her gotre. ll anor wrtes "One months supply... enllrely Jtlrely curort cured my col.gotre." These are bat extracts from handreds of letters receved by Dr.Bobo, from patents who state y were cured. you suffer from Gotre wrte today to Dr. Thompson Bobo, Sute B 8, Mnts Block, Battle Creek, Moh., and he ww send yon free t rewular trektment of ths effectve Gotre remedy, to prove what t can accomplsh for you. Dr. Bobo authorses oe to make ths free offer to Gotre sufferers. Advertsement 60 YEAKS* EXPMUNOt UDC MAMCS 3¾ OcaaNt COPVRtOHTt stc, Anyone sendng a sketch and descrpton NS pntokly (unerttn pur optnen freewnetberk Scentfc EMttm. A handsomely Utnstreted weekly. ^rtcst tt» Remember ffut wttty tftwwf klewtt?' ^: r V v fj*;. ' c' a-* V V vr '*» ',. * ' < ' ' ' *- '."-^ w< "V.ns-l > > ' «* «' * ;. ^v--.'*. * <