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1 ,..., f *^{f W* I ff VOL. XX 711. PINCKNEY, LIVINGSTON CO.,MICH., TBUESDAY, APE NO. 1* >. \ Our Ice Cream Wll be Open Aprl 15th We albso have on hand a general lne of Parlor Groceres, Baked Goods, Confectonery, Etc. Market Prce Pad for tutter and Gve us a call B3 s We wll try to please you E. BURGESS & CO. LOCAbNEWS. Local on all pages. The Creamery Co. have an adv. ths 1 ; week. lluy Teeple was n Howell on bus- j ness Frday. Mss Florence Andrews was n row-j ell Frday last. Do not oyet the play and party at the opera house tonght. Mesdames John Teeple and Nette Vaughn were, n Howell Frday last. The p ty blled for tonght at the :>pera housn promses to be a good one. Mrs. F. L. (llette of Ferry was the k/uest of her son, Herbert Gllette and wfe over Sunday. Mss Su<e Kennedy of NRjjara Falls s spendng a tew weeks wth her parents, Wn, Kennedy and wle l^re The brds dd not sn^ much tlej last of last week, Those wl;o return*,d from the south -tayed by the fre. Coal tres were n L'let demand. Hram K.Snth ha.^ been secured as the chef speaker tor the commencement exercses o the Langshvu: hgh schoo'. Mr. Snto s gettng to be a popular platlrrv speaker. A letter receved from Mss Franc Hutch, rves ;er ;uk' e.-s as Atlanta, (a,, care r l le AUnnta Lyceum Bureau. Ms> Hurch was then on her wny to attend the Klorala Chautauqua. Havng decded to leave town. E. R. Brown wll sell at publc aucton, at hs resdence In ths vllage, on Saturday afternoon, Aprl 17, at 1 o'clock sharp, hs household goods and other personal property. Ths sale wll be held regardless of the weather. Read aucton blls for partculars and remember the date. BOWMAN'S New goodr an* rapdly fllng the Btore and ts worth your tme to gve na a look when n Howell Mr. Day ol the Mchgan Creamery Co., has been busy the past week gettng the buldng n shape for hs ra - chnery. The weather ths week, however, has held up the work of puttng n some of the cement and delay- ; ed them nearly two days. The best stock of Embroderes, Laces, Rbbons, Corsets, Handkerchefs, Hosery and Notons shown n town. Rcjnember That Every Day s Bargan Day E. A. BOWMAN j The ran and snow was just the j thng for larmers. Qute a heavy fall of snow Tuesday but dd not stay long however. House cleanng tme s wth us. Do not allow the stoye to be taken down yet however you may need t. Martn Clnton and frend, Mr. Setz,'jf Ann A bor are the guests ol Mr. and Mrs. R. Clnton ths week. Chas. Van Orden and wfe ot Web-1 berylle were the guests of Perry j Blunt and wle over Sunday and Mon. ) day. Raymond Sgler and famly of Ann j Arbor are spendng the vacaton week wth hs parents here. Mr. Sgler graduates from the dental department ot the U, of M. ;n June. Bulletn No. 253 from the Agrcultural college s out and treats on the care of the orchard. II you want the bulletn, send you address to the secretary ot the college at Kast Lansng. The Mutual Telephone exchaoge I here s now n cdarge of the Msses j Laura, Alce and Cathrne Hoff. I Whle they keep the offce open d y : and nght they have not gven up ther plea.sant home on West Man St, [ Key. G W. Mylne of Lanarsburg j receved a cablegram from Glasgow, Scotland, Aprl 6, announcng the I death of hs father at the famly borne j m that eny after a few days llness, at the age of 83. tfev. Mylne wll return I to Scotland about May 1. \JR>\ Monday t venng, about 35! frends o! M ^-, Kts^y Allson wont, to' her home jus north of own Tnd ^ave her t\ pleasant surprse n honor >,t \ her 14fh bbday. A very (-leasnt j o\enntf \\ ;v-- -pent and ;fter spendng j a tf'v hours n <james, the company j departed, wshng that, her 15th brth- j day mght, b ; as brght, as her 14th. j Wnd Dd Much Damage. At. we went To JJIHHS labt week we mentoned the fact that be wnd had been blowng a. gale and tbugs were movng n general. We however had no dea that t was dong as mu-h as t dd throughout the state, aud even n our own county. Roofs were torn off, buldngs crushed and many out buldngs blow over, as well as fences. In Oceola townshp, a young man, Ray Mller, WHS klled outrght and Ls brother badly njured by beng struck by a' Hyng tmber whle drvng past a shed that was destroyed.! At Fowlervlle, a man v/dn drvng wth a plattorm on hs wagon when the wnd caught t, tpped t over aud held hm fast under t hs shoulder was broken. Throughout the state there was thousands of dollars worth o property destroyed and several lven. Why Not In Pnckney?.- In many ot our sster towns they are organzng automoble clubs lor mutual help n purchasng supples,; learnng roads, etc. } Now there are ten or a dozen cars owned n JrMnckney and vcnty and would t not pay to organze here?> We do not necessarly need a u club house" as soma have at a dstance from town, but would meet once n a whle and talk over matters pertanng to the handlng ot machnes and "swap" experences. If you are nterested let us hear from you through the DISPATCH. The Creamery. Mrs Geo. Reason of Detrot was the j The engne and boler have arnved, guest ol her parents, F, A. Sgler and j are beng set and t wll be but a short wfe a couple of days last week. Her J tme now before the wheels wll begn sons, Ralph and Rex, who have been to go 'round. Already farmers are spendng a veek here returned wth becomng nterested n the routes and her. several have been lad out.! Farmers. Shoes Brng n your harnesses aud have them repared, washed and oled ready for your sprng work. If your Need Reparng I cau do that work n a workmanlke manner. I have added a New Sewng Machne ane can sew on patches, rj>e, etc., n fact make the shoe as new..: :: :: Howell's Busy Store W. B. DARROVV Mrs, E. G. Curts of Toledo, Oho, 1, s vstng her cousn, Mrs. P. W. Con- j way ths week. The youngsters of ths vllage and] vcnty are havng a tussle wth whoopng cough. Wlls Tupper wll work «n the Creamery ths Reason. Be has not decded to move to town for the present. The offcer? at Howell are after the drunks n great shape snce the vote on local opton. Already several have been arrested and some pad tnes whle one s servng 30 days ". the county jal. Mss Grace Pool o! Anderson expects to undergo an operaton for ap pendcts at the Pnckney Santarum the frst of next ^veek. Her many frends are hopng that sh a may he restored to perfect health. The recever for the Chelsea Savngs Bank hasten! the savngs depostors sxty per cant and the commercal de poators forty, snce the bank broke over a year ago. They dd not, expect 25 per cent, so most, of them are feedng good. The entre amount pad out to depostors by the recever practcally wthn a year of takng hold amounts tn over half a mllon dollars. Grant H. Dunnng wll sell hs per sonal property at aucton on th«c Dunnng farm, secton 15, Hamburg, half way between Pnckney and Brghton, on Tuesday, Apr I 20, cmuencng at one o'clock sharp. He has 3h :SPS, 25 hea of cattle, Dnrock.ler-ey Hogs, 2 sows fve weeks old nus ov s"ho Orn r' 1 ^r^am - narator I and a tun l»*t or arm loos, an nearly aew. See blls. uu TT K If Olr Wall Paper Looks Pretty 5>~here, how much handsomer t wll look on your walls wth yo furnture and carpet. Come aud bee f you thnk our sprnj patterns are pretty f You Don't Thnk So you wll ndeed be hard to please. Kveryune to whom we have shown the m thus far has been delghted wth them. They are so novel and artstc t dengn tlmt they eotnttrd admraton at the frst glance. They are Pretty Papers Popularly Prced F. A. SIGLER SATURDAY SPFCIAL»S 300 yds. Dress Gnghams (lght patens only) Regular prce 12 e Saturday's Specal 7c 25c Whte Goods, Saturdays mark down prce l**c 12c Lnen Crash, Saturday's prce at 9^c Bleached Sheetng, extra value, Saturday's prce Extra value n Men's Overalls 47c One lot Mens.oOc Caps Saturdays prce to close 29c 7 Peces only Wool Dress Goods, regular 50e value, Saturdays prce -38c OUP Grocery Yeast per package 3o "Extra Rce per lb. fe 22c Coffee 1.8c 15c Coffee :$u 4 pkgs Mnce Meat for 2f>c Soda 5c 7c Specals Watch Our Space For Bargans New Goods Arrvng Daly Hghest Market Prce Pad For Butter and Eggs TIME IS THE TEST of durablty n a hrr-spred machne lke the cream separator. Kn other machne a farmer uses has a harder test. Run twce every day. wnter and summer, t must not only do thorough worv, but to be"permanently proftable, t must be durable. U.S. C R«A M are bult for InnR servce. A sold, low f rmr.r encloses entrely nl the operatng parts, protectng them from drt and danger of n- Jury. The pnrts arc tew, smple and easy to ^ct at. Ball bearr 4x t hfhspctl pont*, combned wth automatc olng, reduce wcr s well as nsure tle ersest operaton. S'ch eart'ul and thorough constructon s -what enables the 1". S. to better STAND THE TEST than any other separator. You don't have to buy K now one every ye»r or two. And remember, the V. S. does the cleanest skmmng all the Unt.. Examne the I". S. yourself und see ts good ponts. It s sold by Teeple Hardware Co.

2 ftukqeg Jjfspatcl] WtUMW L. AJTMUSWS, *ufc. MIOHIOAW Fama Deforr»d, John LaFarjje,, for many*$earb *%1«- ratpd mural panter, when he receved m«dal of honor from the Archtect.lral league of New York, a few weeks go, accepted t "wth some' retcence»f thanks," as he sad n a sprt of pleasantry, as comng rather late. Hs rears of work were almost pant, he s>ad, and recognton now was usetesa "as a help to lve, although had t been accorded earler t would have Htnoothed a very tolsome road. A few days prevous to ths presentaton, when Mr. W. P. Frth, member of the Royal Academy, attaned hs nneteth brthday, t was noted that pctures he had cold n hs early days for u hundred dollars afterward brought more than a^m^o-rrof whch, of course, ha receved nothng. Another academcan, remarkng on ths fact, observed that fame sometmes yelds lttle practcal beneft to the one w*o wns t, to hs famly, or to comrades he would gladly ad. Mllet's "Angelus" was sold by the panter for $200, but after Mllet became famous t changed hands sx tmes, always at an advance, and was fnally bought by an Amercan for $160,000. Yet ts value, as a work of art, was fxed when t left the easel. Sp the academcan suggested that n smlar eases a percentage of the advanced prce should be pad to the artst's hers, or f there were none, be used by the state to purchase the productons of lvng panters. Anomales of the "Angelus" varety are not confned to any class of artsts. Authors, composers, nventors and all who exercse creatve gfts are subject to the experence shared by the panters, nor s t easy to name a practcable remedy. All the more keenly, t may be, pays the Youth's Companon, one feels "the pty of t" that fame, or the rewards of fame, should come too late to help a genus to lve; and one wshes that, before expendng vast sums for "old masters," prospectve purchasers would try to satsfy themselves that no new master s strvng and starvng wthn easy reach. An mportant step toward stoppng the waste of the fuel resources of the country has been taken by the Unted BtateB geologcal survey n ts tests of the coals of the Rocky mountan regon at the government plant n Denver, Col. At that plant the purpose has been to determne what coals of ths regon are capable of makng coke that can be used by the great metallurgy Interests of the west. Of 37 coals tested, the government experts succeeded n producng good coke from all but three, though a number of these coals had never been known to be capable of makng coke. These results, whch wll prove of much Importance to the west n the next few years, were obtaned by followng out a carefully prepared treatment of the coals. Each of the coals was washed 1n order to get rd of the ash, sulphur and other mpurtes whch prevent the makng of coke that s of any use n metallurgcal work. The washng tests not only prepared these coals so that, they made good coke, but also demonstrated the fact that many coals of the west whch have too much ash and sulphur to bft used economcally under a steam boler may be rendered of commercal value through such treatment. Women of wealth and fashon n New York are now personally lobbyng for the support of legslatve blls n whch they are nterested. Whatever may be ndvdual opnon on tftr departure from establshed conventon there s no doubt condtons are changng and that the perod of transton now unmstakably upon us s bound to brng forth results leadng to a marked readjustment. Whether that readjustment wll be for the better or the worse remans to be seen, but hope s gven by the fact that mportant movements of the present are In the man rnarully and socally progressve. At least the good sense of the publc may be reled upon to check excesses n the way of reforms. The ancent g:old cup from whch Kng Edward drank to the health of the cty of Berln has been engraved wth an nscrpton recordng the dates and the crcumstances of the recepton and placed n the strong room of the Rathaus, to be kept as a memento. Edward VII. was the frst foregn ruler who has vsted that muncpal palace on ts own behalf, and ths ancent ctp s to be treasured aa the symbol of a ^ew era n the hstory # r.rlk. BRUTAL THREAT BY SNEAK WRITER HUMAN HYENAS STILL AT WORK TO WRING MONEY FROM THE MOONS. DASTARDLY LETTER OUT. Cruel Wretch Makes Threats That Wfs and Daughter Wll B«KMr«d Unless Money la Gven. Not conttjut wth rendng the heart of human Moon, father of the drowned boy Harold, for whom a country-wde search was made, by decoyng hm to Delavan, Ws., through a letter pur* portng to show that the lad had been kdnaped *nd would be returned for $500, the nhuman money-seeker has wrtten a second letter, threatenng to kll hs wfe and daughter. Most cruel of all, the wrter attempts to make the father beleve that the lad was hurled nto Thread pond and drowned after he had faled to place the money demanded for hs son's ransom n the mouth of the ob park cannon n Delavan. From the absurdty of tryng to make the famly beleve the boy was the vctm of hs supposed captors as the body showed t had been n the water a long tme and the lttle skates were on Harold's feet t was at frst beleved the second letter was a hoax and that some feeble or evl-mnded person had sent t to annoy Mr. Moon and gratfy a morbd tendency. However, on the advce of the polce, the letter was forwarded to he Pnkerton detectves n Chcago, whence the letter came. The frst one was from Delavan, Ws. Mr. Moon and the Flnt polce are of the opnon that the letter, whch s apparently n the same handwrtng aa the frst one, was sent by the same vampre. Lke the earler mssve, t was wrtten n pencl and there was no sgnature. At the bottom of the sheet was a skull and cross-bones, rudely drawn. Whle a demand s made for $3,000, wth a penalty of death of Mrs. Moon and her daughter Maran, aged 17, no method of delverng the ransom s suggested. The second letter from the blackmaler, as f to make the wound deeper, arrved j-ust before the funeral servce over the body of Harold. Lester Moon, the ]6-year-oU! brother of Harold, after the funeral told Sherff Parkhurst of the threatenng letter, but the famly and offcers succeeded n keepng the matter temporarly quet. The Chcago Pnkerton detectve who s workng on the Moon case n Delavan, and who beleves he recognzed the man when ho was prowlng about the park n the vcnty of the cannon, s one who aded n ferrtng out the dsappearance of the Cudahy boy, who was kdnaped a few years ago by Pat Crowe. Mr. Moon has placed the rase entrely n the hands of the Pnkertons and s awatng developments. In the meantme he s takng good care to guard the members of hs famly from harm. - A Freak Electon. Joseph Sadon, lvng wth hs "12 apostles" n Whte Rver townshp, and one of the most pecular relgous fanatcs n the county, was elected school nspector of the townshp after one of the hardest contests ever fought out there. Hs majorty was 13. A. J. Gladstone ("Unksaed") Dowe, son of the former "prophet," John Alexander Dowe, of the Zonst movement of a few years ago, s shown to have been defeated for townshp clerk of Montague townshp on latest returns. He ran on the ndependent tcket. Clerk Paul Klng, who was defeated for renomnaton at the regular townshp caucus, ran on the slps and won from a feld of three regularly nomnated compettors. Frank Lyl«Is Dead. Frank W. Lyle, under ndctment for wreckng the Lyle-Gage prvate bank at Dowagac, who was found dead Wednesday at hs rooms n Chcago was not a sucde, n spte of the broadcast report to that effect, f what a physcan who made an examnaton, says s true. The doctor summoned mmedately on the fndng of the body asserted that death was due to a complcaton of dseases, ncludng eryspelas. Lyle had been lvng wth a former Mchgan woman, It s sad, and when hs body was found, t was reported that the woman had taken poson wth hm, to carry out. a supposed death pact. Ths report proved to be untrue and was found on the woman's recent. Illness. Lyle, snce hs ndctment, had been out on $13,000 bonds. Vctms of Wnd Storm. The blowng down n yesterday's gale of a fre wall n Mtchell Bros.' planng mll at. Jennngs, nstantly crushed out the lves of a man and a boy and njured another boy so that he ded shortly after. The dead are John Torrey, aged 35; Charles Jacob- 4 son, aged 16. and Bernard Carlson, aged 15. Both Torrey and Jacobson wer? klled nstantly. Ther bodes were almost unrecognzable. Young day. Carlson was so badly crushed about, the face that, hs death occurred n about an hour. A fourth person, young Oscar Nordstrom, sustaned njures whch were not severe. STATE BRIEFS. Alva Caawall, an old resdent of Berln townshp, was found dead la hs home n that place. Rumor has t that a grand jury may be called to nvestgate alleged graft n the recent sale of a gravel pt n Menomnee county., Kdward, Kng, 45, was found near the Urand Rapds depot wth a dslocated hp, and unable to tell where he was from or how he came by he njury. After Illness of two weeks, Mrs, Edward Weber, of Menomnee, s dead of tuberculoss. Ths s the ffth death from tuberculoss n the last fve days. Moses Taylor, for 29 years crer of the supreme court, and the oldebt employe of the state of Mchgan, has resgned hs poston. Mr. Taylor s 92. Charles Klmmerle, of CassOpolls, one-tme canddate for governor, was defeated at the recent electon for supervsor, an offce whch he has held for 22 years. Maurce Ostlund, a Mellen townshp farmer, shot the largest wldcat ever seen there. The anmal measured nearly sx feet from the nose to the tp of ts tal. Farmers near Keystone have formed an organzaton to keep fshermen and hunters, who they say kll ther stock and do other damage, from trespassng on the farms. Grand Rapds property owners whose holdngs are n the down tow'n dstrct, are kckng over the ncreased assessments, whch have been boosted»2,000,000 n the past year. The fraterntes at the U. of M. have adopted resolutons makng the anttreat rule a law among ther members, and every man In the unversty wll be asked to observe It. Lous Walker, of Port Huron, who pleaded gulty to a serous charge brought by hs 15-year-old daughter, has been sentenced to from 4 to 10 years n the state reformatory. 'A. Lansng barter, alleged to have thrown a defenseless colle nto a pack of bulldogs, just to see the rght, was sentenced to pay a fne and costs of $29 50, or spend 20 days n jal. It s beleved that Florence Smth, THE SENATE WILL DO THINGS THE TAftttF BILL HAS PASSED THE HOUSE AND GOES TO 8ENATE. FORDNEYS LAST HOPE. Some of the Specal Features of the BUI That Wll Be of Interest to the People. The house of representatves has passed the Payne tarff bll, 217 to 161. Rep. Austn (Tex.) was the only Republcan to vote aganst t and four Democrats all from Lousana Broussard, Estopual, Pujo and Wck* Hffe, voted for t. Democrat Leader Champ Clark tred to obtalu a recommttal, wth Instructons, but faled. The Republcans cheered, lustly and danced up and down n the asles. The bll now goes to the senate. Rep. Fordney (Mch.) won a hard fought battle when he succeeded n keepng rough lumber off the free lst wth a- $1 duty. The vote on ths* schedule was 200 to 181 and the only Mchgan member to vote ugaust t was' Rep. Hamlton. Fordney started hs fght March 15 wth only sx supporters. The general reason for members supportng hm was that 2,000,000 revenue would be lost and the Canadan lumbermen be the only ganers. A fght wll be made n the senate to rase the duty to $1.50 or $2. Hdes reman on the free lst and the ncreased duty on gloves and stockngs remans. The members seemed to consder the puttng of ol on the free lst a slap at the Standard Ol. Co. and only 4G opposed t. Speaker Cannon was one and Rep. Young (Mch.) another. Tea s left on the free lst, and the countervalng duty taken off coffee. To the free lst were added everthe Njjys grl who,!$. sad to have f green seedlngs, clover and nut ol, taken morphne over^jlwpnontment whch s used n makng varnsh. The n a love affar, cvunot "recdv'er. She j so-called "joker" n the cotton cloth s at the home of a sster n South schedule whch t was clamed would Bend. ncrease the duty of the Dngley bll Through the efforts of Rev, James several hundred per cent was corrected, the provso for the method of Zwemcr, one of the faculty, n rasng the necessary funds, Hope college wll countng threads n the cloth beng have a new dormtory wth a capacty made the.same as n the present law, of 20 rooms. The buldng s to cost The nternal revenue law was al$o amended so that rasers of tobaocty wll not have to pay a manufacturers' lcense n order to dspose of, ther leaf tohaqeq. There were several techncal change* Jn the steel sched^ ule, prncpally downward, and lace curtan and nettng machnes were ncluded n Ue provso whch permts the entry free of duty of lace ma- $6,000. Barber Moore, and George Barton, alleged yeggmen, escaped from tho Greenvlle jal by dynamtng the floor of ther cell, The drll used on the cement floor was made of an old umbrella handle. The crcut cpurt case of Barry county aganst Bert Jacques for the sale j chnery pror to May U of "near beers," whch was quashed some tme ago, has been ordered put back on the calendar by a decson of the supreme court. Charles Featherstone, of Grant, ded n Hutterworth hosptal as the result of havng been-struck n the eye by a splnter whue he was choppng wood, A blood vessel was ruptured when the sl*w struck,the. optc. The prce of potatoes jumped from 80 cents to $1 per bushel n Cadllac n one day, and are now sellng n carload lots at that prce. Ths s the hghest that the tubers have been n that cty n sx years. True to hs promse that he would, f elected, help Walter HalneB, a Menomnee crpple, to get an educaton, Mchael Sullvan, who becomes cty treasurer for a second term, presented Hanes wth a check for $100. Though he pleaded that ho had gven the lquor to a sck frend who needed t badly, Edward McGlynn, a well known farmer of Barry county, was sentenced to pay a fne of $50 for volatng the local opton laws. W 7 hle returnng from Muskegon on a Pere Marquette tran, Harold Shaw, 14, of Bg Rapds, sustaned njures that, wll dsfgure hm for lfe. A transom broke over hs head and fallng glass cut several severe gashes n hs face. Senator Mng has ntroduced a bll at the suggeston of the supernten^ dent of publc nstructon, permttng the state to accept a surety bond n> stead of a personal bond from the treasurer of the state hoard of publc nstructon. Deputy Sherff Danel Mller, of W T oodland, entered a lvery barn offce n Hastngs, and seatng hmself n a char, remarked on how comfortable t was. An nstant later he ded of heart dsease. A wdow and several chldren survve. John Holman, one of the saloonlst? who wll he forced out. of busness n Battle Creek, May 1, s havng hs full share of hard luck. Hs sx chl dren are serously ll of scarlet fever One of them, R 5-year-old grl, Is sad to be near death. Thomas Tynan, a former Nles boy has been apponted warden of th Colorado state pententary by Gov Shafroth. Mr. Tynan Went to Pueblo Col., about four years fcgo anrkhaf snce been connected wth, a mercan tle establshment. Gov. Warner has Issued a proclam aton desgnatng Frday, Aprl 30, at Arbor day, and urges that every per son n the state plant a tree on that Teachers n dstrct schools arr asked to hold approprate exercses on that day, In accordance to the re quest made by the Rpecla! Country Lfe commsson, apponted by Presdent Roosevelt. LITTLEJOKfcRS. 11 >» Those Sad To Be In The Payne Tarff BUI Ponted Out. The ntrcaces of the Payne tarff bll and the complcatons whch may result from ts enactment nto law, are llustrated by the hde and leather schedules. ^,,1,1^ connecton wth the maxmum and "mnmum provsons of the new bll a pecular stuaton s presented. The bll places hdjes on the free lst, wth a retalatory provson for a duty of 20 per cent ad valorem on hdes comng from countres whch do not gve the Unted States the beneft of the mosfcfavored naton clause. The duty on sole leather, as now n the bll, s 5 per cent.ad valorem. The maxmum dnty provded for sole leather s 20 per cent of the duty n addton, whch makes t 6 per cent ad valorem. It s contended that the nequalty between the maxmum dutes on hdes and sole leather s so great that t wll serously affect the Amercan tanners. It war ponted out that Venezuela, for nstance, would fnd t to ts advantage to have the maxmum rates of duty n the Payne bll apply aganst ts products, n order to encourage ts tannng ndustry. Whle ts hdes would not fnd as large a market on account of the 20 per cent duty, factores for tannng the hdes and exportng the sole leather to the U. S. would have an advantage over the Amercan manufacturers, whose hdes wou'd cost more on account of the maxmum duty, wthout a smlar ncrease n the amount, of protecton on sole leather. Awatng An Her. The brth of an her to the throne of Holland Is confdently expected ths week, and f all goes well the outburst of popular enthusasm wll be such as has seldom been wtnessed among the placd Dutch. There has been no royal brth n the Nether- 'ands snce that of Queen Wlhelmna herself, 27 years ago. Thrce before, snce the marrage of "Lttle Wlhelmna," as the Hollanders affectonately call the queen, have the hopes of the country been rased, only to be dashed. The constant fear of the Dutch hea been that the house of Orange would de out wth s chldless soveregn, and that Holland would pars under the rule of a German prnce, and would thereby possbly become a German vassal state. Ths partly accounts for the extraordnary eagerness wth whch the event Is awated n every town and vllage In the Netherlands. Robbers who blew up the safe In the- Ualon-vrne > 'postaflee secured about TOO pennes for ther trouble... LITTLff pastro Ctrfled A board ^ tylp on- Refusal to Leave Martnque. '' Clprano Castro, ex-pfertdent of Ve e»««v K*M^«aoalaouely r ex pejjed Fxlday jght _from the Island of Martnque by the French govern- H*9*tr HflT>rot«V<LJt Uw last aganst hs expulson, but hs protest* were n vun. He waa placed on board the French lne steamshp Versalles, bound for St. Nasare. - Offcal notce a/aa a*rved on Castro n the arornttor of the decson of the French government that <* mpst leave Aa sland wthn nne hour* -fr«n*} tk«* recept of luch aotpe and that th«commssary of polce at Fort de France had been charged wth, the executon of the or- 4»*r The ex-presdent was furbua wt^ ndgnaton and atrove throughout rthe Otf o fnd'sdue excuse that would be satsfactory to the colonal government, whereby he would not becompelled to obey the order and to thla end lata fn^e day he summoned a lawyer and physcan to certfy that he was unable to leave the country. The governor of Martnque and the publc prosecutor, however, refused aft extenson of tme and about '5 o'clock.tfeq commssary of polce, accompaned by a large force of gendarmes, proceeded to the hotel where Castro was stoppng, to remove hm, forcbly If necessary, to he steamer. At half past 8 o'clock a force of gendarmes went to Castro's room and he was placed on a mattress, he refusng to put on hs clothes, and carred on a stretcher to the steamer, a dstance of more than a mle. A thousand or more of th6 populaton had assembled by ths tme and a great deal of sympathy was expressed for Castro. He complaned of great sufferng and every movement of the stretcher seemed to gve hm further pan. The Versalles saled at I) o'clock and measures have been taken to keep a careful watch on Castro durng the voyage. The colonal government ntends to put down any sympathetc demonstraton that may.be made on shore. Opposes Specfc Taxes. A specal commttee representng the board of supervsors and the cty councl of Sault Ste. Mare has decded to oppose the specfc tax law, the country members outvotng the cty members, who favored retanng the present law. Representatve N. L. Feld and Senator Fowle wll be urged to work for the repeal of the law. The law provdes for a specfc tax of one pe' cent on the captal stock of power companes nstead of the usual taxes on property. The Mchgan-Lake Superor Power Co. pays only $5,000 a year on ts plant, whch cost about $7,000,000. The company s n process of reorganzaton, and the cty members beleve the law should stand untl the concern gets on ts feet. It s clamed the repeal of the law wll hnder fnancng the company, Mrs. James Colwell, of Iona, was smothered by coal gas. She was 73 years of age. THE MARKETS., Detrot. Cattle Extra dry-(e<l stoers 'and hefers, $5.50; stems and Ucfors, 1,0(10 to t.200 Irs, $5,2'5"<R)T.60; steers and hefers. *00 to 1,000 lbs, $5(8)5.40; steers and hefers that are fat. 500 to 700 lbs, $5; choce fat cows. $4.60; good fat rows, $4; common OOWK, $3<fJ3.2f>; dnners, $L75f/l!; choce heavy bulls, $46$ 4.25; far to good bolognas, bulls, $4; stock hulls, $8.75; choce feedng steers, 800 to 1,000 lbs, $4..10(614.75: far feedng steers. 800 to 1,000 Ihs. $ : choce Blockers, r>00 to 700 lbs, $4.25fl> 4..10: far stockers 500 to 700 lbs, $4; slock hefers, $3.50; mlkers, large, young, medum age, $40(0)55; common mlkers, $25@35. Veal calves Market steady, wth Wednesday; 25c hgher than last Thursday; best, $8 8.75; others, J4«# Sheep and lambs Market steady, wth Wednesday. 15c lower than last. Thursday. Best lambs, $7.75(5)8.10; far tn good lambs. $7(f;7.50; lght to common lambs, $6.50 (r>7; yearlngs, $6 (ft) 6.75; far to pood sheep, $5.50 (tj)6; culls and common, $3.50 4; clps, $G(f?G.S5. Hogs- -Market. 15e to 25c hgher than last Thursday. Range of prces: LlH-ht. to Koorl bu tellers, $7.15 (ft 7.25; pffts $ , lpht yorkers, $6.00¾¾ 6.75; stags, 1-3 off. East Buffalo. Cattle Market dull and 25^50c lower; best export steer*, $6(8)6.50; best to lh shlppnk «teern r $5,50 6; best 1,000 to 1,100- lh shppng steers, $5.4 0(^)5.60; best fat. cows, $4.PO(f05: far to Rood, $3.75(g)4; trmmers, $2.50(g)2.7R; bent fat hefers, $5 j>ft.r0; lltflu hefers, $3.75@4; best hulls, $4.50(¾ 4.75; bologna bulls. $3.75 (9)4. The market was far on the best cows, but slow on the common knds; hest cows. $4O(f?>50; medum, $30f)40: common, $25@30. HOKS Market steady; heavy, *7.300) 7.40; yorkers, $7.15<g)7.30; pl*s, $ ; closed steady. Sheep Market steady; best lambs, $8.40@S.60; far to *ood *S^>8.25; culls, 7(S7.75; yearlngs, ; wethers, tters.! «.fft(r56.7f); ewes, $5.78^6.28; :M$»* weak; prospertr lower, Calves Steady; best. $9.50; me4ua to Kflod, " $7(Q!>; heavj y. $4.5( 50(g)n. Gran, Ktr. Detrot. Wheal Cash No. «red 11.35; May opened at $1.33 and ruled* steady: July opened at $1.13. advanced to $1.14 and declned to $1.V3; September opened at $1.05¼ and ndvanced to J 1.06¾ ; No, 3 red, $1.32; No. whte Corn Cash No. 3, d8%f; No. 3 yellow. 2 cars at 6flc; No. 2 whte 1 'r«r at 58c. Oats Cash No. 3 whte. R7»fcc. Hve Cash No. 2, S&r. Reana Cash. $2.36; May, $2.42 bd. Cloverseed-^-Prme spot, 50 basrs at $5.60. October, 100 bajrs at Jf.50; sample, 40 baa-a at $ at $ at $5. 10 at $4.75; sample, alalke, R basrs at $7. 5 at $6. Tmothy ssed Prme spot, 60 baes at $1.65. Feed Tn 100-lb sacks, jobblnr lots: Bran, $28; coarse mddlngs, $29; fne mlddllnsfs. $X0; craeked corn nd coarse cornm«al, $29; corn and oat chop, $27 per tor. Flour Bftst Mchgan patent. $6.2^ordlnanfj^ent, t; straght, $&.BO ; A&rrwtr*9t"hVl ft w»od, Job bn* *» *. r" j - -,;

3 aa«t.4jl>j.j VANISHING FLEETS t <fc ^H^», By ROY NORTON IIXUSTKATED BY A. WEIL 3YNOP8IS. "Van'lalln* Fleets." a story of "what Alght have happened," opens In Washngton wth the Unted States and Japan near war. Guy Hlllur, secretary of the Brtsh embassy, and.mlsa Norma Roberts, chef ade of Inventor Roberts, are lntx>duced as lovers. Japan declares war and takes the Phlppnes. Guy Hller starts for England. Norma Roberts leaves Washngton for the Florda coast. Hawa s captured by the Japs. All ports are closed. Tokyo learns of mssng Japanese fleet and whole world becomes convnced that Unted States has powerful war agency. England decdes to»«nd a fleet to Amercan waters as a Canadan protecton aganst what the Brtsh suppose s a terrble submarne flotlla. Hllltcr s sent wth a message. Fleet mysterously dsappears. The kaser s mssng. Kng Edward of England s confronted by Admral Bevns of the Unted States. The Dreadnaught, bggest of England's warshps, s dscovered at an Impassable pont n the Thames. The story now goes back to a tme many months before the war breaks out, and Inventor Roberta vsts the presdent and cabnet, tellng of and exhbtng a metal producton. Ths overcomes frcton when electrfed and s to be appled to vessels. Roberts evolves a great ttylng machne. The cabnet plans a radoplane war aganst Japanese. The start s made for the scene of conflct. The Japanese fleet, belevng Nppon supreme, suddenly dscerns the radoplane fleet. After maneuverng the arshps descend, and by use of strong magnets lft the warshps, one by one, from the sea. The vessels are deposted n a mountan lake In the Unted States to awat peace. The Brtsh fleet accepts Amercan hosptalty and s conveyed to the Unted States by the wngless terrors. To show the kaser ther wonderful nventon, that ruler Is taken on a long trp hs frst vst to Amerca thus accountng for hs mysterous dsappearance from Berln. The radoplane breaks down. CHAPTER XXI.- Contnued. It was noon before the workers saw hm agan. They came out of the dark hull for a cold luncheon, and were joned by the emperor, who sat slently through the meal. Agan they resumed work, and ths tme t was dusk when they emerged. There before them was a camp fre, and studously brolng trout, caught wth and prepared by hs own hands, was the kaser. On huge peces of brch bark "before the coals he had spread hs catch, and wth a boy's jublaton laughed at ther surprse. Hs natonal phlosophy had conquered, and the soveregn had become a democrat n truth. As a boy he recounted hs adventures of the day, and as a tred boy he went to rest. The next day was gven up to the rfle, and huntng such as he had never dreamed of havng was before hm. Indeed, he had turned camp hunter, and wth success. So ended the second day, and so passed many others. And each day brought hm nearer to thoso round hm, each nght brought hm better rest, and every hour added to the broadenng of hs serenty. He was now merely a man among men, playng hs part n hs own way, enjoyng t, and fndng the worres of empre droppng away n ths spot where all ha crown of rulershp" avaled hm nothng. What was the need to fret when hs hands were ted? Why not dsmss t all from hs mnd? The great federaton would pass on and on long after hs bones had gone to dust. Here n these Canadan woods, whch he had never dared hope to nvade, was lfe such as he had dreamed of, freedom such as he had never known, and absence of all formalty. Here were men who were learnng to love hm for hmself, and for whom he was formng an af- Itctlon that would last hm to tho end..^4. Strange as t seemed, the cloud Whch had dsturbed hm on the nght of the accdent had taken another form. Then t had been because he was to be detaned for an ndefnte tme. Now t wan because the detenton was to be so short, and he saw wth regret that the tme for hs departure was nearly at. hand. He foresaw the reluctance wth whch he would enter that craft of tho ar and hear ts metal door close hm n for homeward flght, but as a prson door shuttng hm out forever from the forests nnd hlls, the pools and brooks, whch he had learned to love. Only now and then, as he tramped besde eome stream or followed some game tral cut through the- fallal* leaves by countless carbou, he would^smlfe roncally at the amazement and alarm whch mut^have b*en Ac#usjad..fy ha bmbct, not only In hs own empre' but In rtbju«t«frft«tehj»wtef<» those who had- caused hs dsappearance.... L <y<.* {*«*. v. * And n both surmses he was correct; but the dtreas n ttjg Amercan teputdj^ J^a p^rtkps tne nj t keen. MfcJslncJ He bannng of hletltles had the presdent am bs.assocates tflleredosuek. grave 'BpptabetBlon* 1 as when t became known to a certanty that Brockton's endeavor hud met wth accdent or dsaster. On the frst day when the expedton faled to return from ts voyage of conclaton no undue alarm was occasoned, t beng consdered entrely possble that t had been compelled to return drectly to the key to avod observaton. Another 24 hours of slence caused comment; but agan t was regarded as tenable that a barrer n the frst quest had requred a second trp. The thrd day passed wth anxous expectatons but no news. The fourth, however, was a memorable one;' fur then t became known to the entre cvlzed wurld that the heads of a naton had beau abducted, and the stuaton n Washngton grew almost unbearable. In response to an urgent message to the plant, "Old Bll" Roberts, Norma, and Bevns appeared on the ffth nght, utlzng the new radoplane fur ther vst. The gravty of the consultaton whch followed was ntense; but the fath of the nventor lu bs work afforded some measure of relef. "It would be almost mpossble," he asserted, "for anythng worse to befall them than delay. They may have been cast away n the ar or on the land by an accdent to ther steerng He Had Turned Camp Hunter. gear, whch would requre flght, n straght lnes. Nothng but a blow such as was sustaned by Seventeen n battle could even temporarly stop both dynamos; hence t s mprobable that they lost ther lves." Step by step he reasoned out the course whch would be pursued, and at last gave t as hs opnon that the Norma had come to ground n Canadan woods. He suggested searchng expedtons, even though t entaled the exposure of the secret, the abandonment of the Orental campagn, and the opportunty to establsh permanent peace. The presdent alone stood steadfast for the latter hope, and was quck to offer a new plan. It was that the people of Great Brtan themselves should have a conclusve and fnal demonstraton, and, yeldng to hs arguments, t was agreed upon. The project was no less darng than those whch had been executed before. The Dreadnought was to be deposted n the Thames under rover of darkness, and n an apparently mpossble poston, where the people of London mght look upon t as nn ohject lesson. Immedately afterwards the kng and hs most, powerful offcals were to be shown the workng of the radoplane, that they mght be n a poston to advance measures for peace and dsarmament, fortfyng ther arguments by ther own poaervatong>, The utxnoat secrecy war- to- be mantaned, because nj e meantme the Chnes* armada mfgnthfvf *alled?'<xb case It had not, the secret-would be gven out and search begun actvely ''for the mssng Norma and her dstngushed passengers; but ra any event Brtsh support would ave been ajtsuwd. Bevns, foreseeng the dffculty of hs task, asked and obtaned" permsson to Invte the Brtsh admral to accompany hm, the whsdom of whch was evdenced. Favored by the dfference In tme, the speedy Roberts on that very nght crossed the Atlantc and deposted letters to secret sendee agents n London, Instructng them to obtan postve knowledge of where the kng mght be found te followng evejun^ On bur return she conveyed Felds and the Dreadnought to the, key, preparatory to the xncr meutous journey. That tllght whch was agan to dsturb the thrones or Europe was accomplshed wthout ncdent, but not wthout dffculty. The Roberts swouped down from the heghts of ar, untenanted save by her, to fnd spread between the earth and sky a blanket of fog, thck aud Impenetrable. Into t she slowly dropped, groplug ths way aud that over the unsuspectng cty, whose sounds came up to her but gave no hnt as to localty. Amlessly she wandered here aud there n the murk, takng desperate chances n her quest. Suddenly somethng loomed drectly below the open port, from whch Bevns was leanng and peerng down, and only a quck change of course avoded a collson. Felds joned hm, and dentfed the dome of Sant Paul's. It was a narrow escape, but enabled them to set ther course and gan the deserted greens of Sant James' Park, where Bevns was lowered by ropes to the earth. He stood for a moment whle the bulk of the radoplane and the Dreadnought whch she was carryng rose nto the ar and dsappeared from vew. He felt, alone n an unfrendly cty, but set hs teeth and stumbled out to a street, where he enlsted the servces of a constable and a hansom, and was conveyed to the Cecl, whose lghted doors stared out upon the fog washed courtyard leadng from the Strand. Hs message of the prevous nght had met wth nstant response, and no one would have suspected that the two men who lounged n the hotel entrance n seemng dle conversaton, smokng and watchng passersby, were mportant agents n the hands of fate. As nonchalantly as they had met they parted, one returnng wthn doors, and the other saunterng baek to the watng hansom whch was to convey the admral to the hppodrome and a darng audence wth the kng. The fog deadened bells of the ancent cty marked only an hour's tme before he had emerged.and returned to the park entrance, where the wonderng drver was dsmssed, shakng hs head and marvelng at the dosyncrases of the Amercans, who seemed never to have a resonable destnaton. Once more the grm old admral Ifrtp^I tnrough the paths to hts rendezvous and gave the whstled sgnal to hs watng craft, wtter* durng nts absence had released Its burden near Westmnster brdge and above Qlackfrlars, where her poston would, be both accebslfte and mpressve to ha peoptb on the* followng jaornlnf. ljf nto tre ar for o*stfbrt dstance, then down agan n hoverng slence, tter Roberts went, and,4*nde4her coamundec n the garden behnd Buckngham. The fog was no lunger an enemy; for now she remaned motonless only a tew feet above the roof whch had sheltered so many kngs and queens. Ths nearness aded the quck vst of ^th#..brtsh offcer to hs sov Of elga. when called, and prevented d,elay when the monarch and hs companons appeared for ther Journey. The log, bad become an ally. Those, who st upon England's hroue -may never show surprse -so runs tradton but on s ths nght an expresson of astonshment burst from one of her soveregns as he entered the yawnng portal of the strange machne, Up to that moment nether he nor hs companons had entertaned a belef that the ^Amercan engne of destructon could be other than some powerful, speedy, and nvncble sub- 'marne. Now n the cloak of fog and darkness, wthn sound of the roar of traffc past hs palace gates, n the mdst of hs own garden, he found a formdable monster wth undreamedof mght. Wth hs companons he was ushered through a shadowy companonway wthout hearng the stealthy closng of the port through whch he came. Nor was he aware as he entered the brllantly lghted drawng, room amdshps, that already he had been lfted nto the lght of stars and was flyng through space over the Atlantc ocean at a speed of 600 mles an hour. It was noomprehenable that before hs frst questons had been answered the rbbon of the channel had been passed and Ireland had lost tself n the eastern horzon. Gravely nterested and steadly courteous, he nspected the radoplane under the gudance of the nventor and hs daughter, who made known to hm ts capabltes, and t was hs own suggeston that the trp mght be extended to the Chesapeake, where the fleet of the Lon was moored. For once the frst lord of the admralty showed eagerness, and was vsbly pleased when Bevns sad there could be no objecton to the kng^s desre. Between the nventor and the kng, as they sped westward, there was establshed a frendshp. Gruff and querulous "Old Bll" Roberta, democratc to the core, and respectng men only for ther real worth, found n ths quet, self-contaned guest one whom he could Admre. And to the monarch the scentst was the most nterestng man he had ever met, consderng that hs past achevements had ganed world-wde fame, to be capped wth the surprsng creaton of ths aeral masterpece. From tme to tme he glanced at the stately Amercan grl, who sat slently besde the prme mnster. He found hmself puabled by the broodng wstfulness of her eyes and speculatng as to what yearnng had mrrored lt9 sadness In ther depths. Not untl Bevns had recounted the tale of the western battle dd the kng realze that on occason the supple hands of the grl mght become thngs of steel, and that wthn her was a soul of flame. She begged permsson to retre before the admral had farly begun hs story, and was not there tc hear that stern old veteran of the seas conclude wth the trenchant statement: "It was not I, your majes^ ty, who won the battle that day; t was that slp of a grl who led the cohorffe of the Eagle down upon them. It was she who clasped the flag n her arms when the battle was done." The men n the room leaned forward n slence when Bevns ended. They had been carred away nto the realm of magnaton to pcture the strrng clash of mghty arms and valorous deeds. Before anyone could speak an offcer appeared at the door. "I have to report that we are above the Chesapeake, sr," he sad to hs superor. It was the breakng of revere, the sharp call from the past to the present, and the kng rose expectantly The lghts of the Roberts flashed out and left them n darkness. The port! below opened, and they grouped them selves round them, wth nght glasses tendered by ther host. (TO BE CONTINUED.) Where Water Means Lfe. As llustratng the scarcty of water n some parts of Australa and the hgh value set upon t, I would draw attenton to the case of three Afghans who were murdered n West Australa. Water was scarce, and yet these three orentals washed themselves n a road-hole the sole source of supply adjonng a selector's homestead. In a fury he shot the three of them, and at hs subsequent tral the.jury unanmously acqutted hm. The Wde World Magazne. Gve Mother. Earth a Rest. In Inda there are certan days when t s unlawful to plow. Mother Earth s supposed to sleep sx days n every month, and on such days aha refuaea to be dsturbed In few urter.. HARD*HIP8 OP ARMY, LIFE. ~ J> Left Thousands of Veterans wth Kdney Trouble. The experence of Davd W. Martn,, a retred merchant of Bolvar, Mo., s **'_.** A lusv lke tou- '^ earfds of others. Mr. Martn' says: ~I thn* f ba*j had kdney dsease ever snce tne war. Durng an engagement my; horse fell on me, stranng my back, and njurng thq I have been told F tad a kdneys, floatng kdney I had Intense pan n the back, headaches end dzsy' spells, and the acton of the bladder very rregular. -About three years ago I tred Doan's Kdney Plls «nd nsde of a comparatvely short tme was entrely rd of kdney trouble." ; Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-Mlburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. NOT A HERMIT OF ROMANCE Man's Reasons for Lvng n Soltude, Though Excellent, Somewhat Sur- * prsed Young Lady. The beautful young lady stood at the mouth of the cave n the mountan and addressed the rugged and long-hared hermt. "So you are a real, lve hermt! I have never seen a real hermt before, although I have read all about you many tmes. I suppose you had a very sad love affar In your youth and the loss of your beautful sweetheart drove you to ths wlderness to lve alone. Was she so very beautful? You have tomato cans flled wth money hd In the ground, haven't you?" "Not at all, not at all." Interrupted the hermt. "I have no money bured t s all n four per cent, government bonds. My frst love affar was altogether too successful, and that's the real reason I'm here. You ddn't see a square-bult, red-headed woman on the tral lookng for a husband, dd you? It's about tme I moved agan, anyhow, snce so many people are comng here. 'Tan't safe to stay." Puck. TOTAL LOSS OF HAIR Seemed mmnent Scalp Was Very Scaly and Har Came Out by HandfuIs Scalp Now Clear and New Har Grown by Cutcura. "About two years ago I was troubled wth my head beng scaly. Shortly after that I had an attack of typhod fever and I was out of the hosptal possbly two months when I frst notced the loss of har, my scalp beng stll scaly. I started to use dandruff cures to no effect whatever. I had actually lost hope of savng any har at all. I could brush t off my coat by the handful. I was afrad to comb It. But after usng two cakes of Cutcura Soap and nearly a box of Cutcura Ontment, the change was surprsng. My scalp s now clear and healthy as could be and my har thcker than ever, whereas I had my mnd made up to be bald. W. F. Steese, 5812 Broad St., Pttsburg, Penn., May 7 and 21, 1908." Potter Drag & Chora. Corp., Sole Props., Bostoa. ASKING SMALL FAVOR. 'Papa, mamma says that f you're too lazy to do anythng else, wll you please st near the clothes closet and blow the smoke n, so as to kll the moths!" Artfcal Wants. Many a one, for the sake of fnery on the back, has gone wth a hungry belly and half-starved ther famles. "Slk and satn, scarlet and velvets," as Poor Rchard says, "put out the ktchen fre." These are not the necessares of lfe; they can scarcely be called the convenences; and yet only because they look pretty, how many want to have them! The artfcal wants of manknd -thus become more numerous than the natural; and as Poor Dck says: "For one poor person, there are a hundred ndtl*lfc**-*tfls!jamln Frankln. If there 1«nothng the matter wth the baby to-day ts mother'.ca.f worry because there may be. to-morrow. Tn case of accdent, ext a, wmnls, I burns, scalds, s-prans, bruses, etc., nn:h- \ m< wll so quckly take away ;!l pan am soreness as 11 anl ns Wzard Ol.! Tho trouble wth men who av a]] rp-;ht otherwse s ther pcmch.nt l\r boastng of t. Mm. Wlnlow' Soothng Syrup. WrcTltOxftD teethng, softens the Kunm, rmf.nn ft» rt*mmo»t:a&, allays pan, cure* wnd colu. 2.V & x; ttla The man who la full, usually car*«% a pocket.whch t* empty.. - '"^. -fr^*'^ M*. ***L+'.r*...*1vfh/U. >ft -V*

4 $he fadnmjj} wjra U h F. L. ANDKfcWS & CO. PHOPNttTOHv :ST 1 THURSDAY, AFH. 15, m IQ Bpte of the tarff war there Tbe Treasury regeptb n March were 88,761,0()0 larger than the recepts n March, 1908, and the gross recepts n the New York Poatoffce n March were nearly $800,000 larger than the gross recepts for March I.KK Ths s just tlh t/j«of year wlnn you lre most lkf'y to have ^uhy or bladdor trouble, w''! rheumatsm ad rheumatc pans ; ;,!,MM} by weak kd neys, Delays are,dangerous, (jet ')e Wtts Kdney and Bladder Plls, and be sure yon rer what you a^k tor. They ;; e te hest [ll Is made, tor ^ack aehe, vv^j." '< krk, pnmtv d-rder.-, r.rl Ma' MM- '( "l.' Ida'de:, tr,'. Thev are at-ejur H.nd.ct promptly. Sold and rfceommr.nder ( y nl dealers. The eport of the specal commttee apponted by the aro many ngns of returnng prosperty. natonal ADDTTIOFAl tftcal. A New York woman lved to be 112 uatorb bo bad a doctor. She s now dead. A man n Jersey kept the samo cook for ftly years, la ths another way of announcdk a gulden weddug annversary? Ths ottc«has been kept busy the past week prntng nearly everythng from 1 stfu card to page booklets. Frday, Aprl 30 has been apponted as Arbor Day and everyone s requested to plant a tree. IF you havn't a place to plant oue, plaut t on the road. There s a call for telephone drectores snce the change n the telephone uffc. The new grls do not know all numbers and rngs. They are "catchng on ' n g»od shape however. One man n Cohoctah stopped the Republcan last week. Sad he uould not take a local opton paper. Wonde [f h«wll Jve n a local opton county.---republcan. If. the frends of lora I opton were as fathful to ther cause as ths man, we know of seyeral papers that, would have to suspend publcaton. Some of the "old boys' 1 of Brghton Ovl Servce Reform League to both n and out of the vllage are talk nvestgate the poltcal actvty of ng up tbe matter of purchasng a the Federal offceholders, recently! p*j2ce and "makng a park for the"vl made publc, clears Mr. Roonevelt a^b. Ths would be a tne tbngr for of the allegatons made durng the the town and especally tne, for the last campagn to the effect that he home conng days. Now f the owncoerced certan Federal offceholders nto the Rpport of Mr. Taft to the vllage for that purpose t ers of tbe land would only dedcate t for the republcan nomnaton. Would be an everlastng monument to them and a joy to all. A good thng There s not a better S3.lve than De Wtt-- Carklzed Wtch Hazel salve. We hereby warn the publc that we are not responsble for any njurous also for other vllages. (?) I / Tbe government postal authortes have caused to be posted n every effects caused from wnrth'esa or pos- j postofflce n the country a crcular to onous mtatons of our DeWtts Oar- the P ubhc ' Dr «fl * everyone to use bolzed Wtch Hazel Salve, the or R ~ envelopes wth a return card prnted nal. Irs good for anythmg when a ttereon - Every buane.s man, farmer salve s needed, hut t s especally or P erson of an * occupaton should )nnted on good for ples. He sure vnn get De.^ve hl9 Da» 9 and address l Wtts. Sold by. all dealers. hs envelopes, thus nsurng ts return to the sender f any mstake s made n the address. You can obtan Mr. Taft has been Presdent them at tbe DISPATCH offce, ncely just one month and n that tme prnted, for 50 cents per 150. has had, probably, as few troubles Wlamston, n Inghnra Co, voted as any Presdent for H lke perod, dry ths sprng and now that Fowlervle s on the dry lst, saloon keepers but the tme s approachng and not far off, when the crtcal per- are makng tracks for Webbervlle otl of hs admnstraton wll have and ntend to make that town a place been reached and whch wll de- \ where thrst may be quenched. Tbe cde whether he s to be support- farmers ol Leroy townshp however ed by a unted party or whether j have spoken and declare they wll the hstory of the Harrson ad- : gj 7 e Webbervlle the "go by" and mnstraton s to repeat tself. j take ther farm products to a d«-y ; town. Of course the lades all de.lare Swept Ovf r Nagara : aganst tradng n a wet town. Prob- Ths terrble calhmt.v often happens : ab(y tq0 vllage dads" of that, town because a careh-s boatman gnores : wm take notce and set down on some the rvers warnngs growng rpnles f not all of the lcenses. and faster current Natures warnngs ; FLINT, Mch., Aprl 9. That the are knd. That dull pan or ache n recent local opton vctory n Genesee the back warns yon that the kdneys county was due to the efforts of a need attenton f yon would escape prest, Rev. Fr. Luby, of Mt. Morrs s fjstal malades Drop-v. dabetes or tbe opnon of many people n ths Brghts dsease. Take Electrc Btters cty. Fr. Luby, regarded as one of at once and see backache fly and all tbe ablest students of economcs and your best feelngs return. u After.,,,., - - f w - *. A, ; socal prob ems n Mchgan, and aclong sufferng from weak kdney- and cordng.. to. hs. own statement, * was n lame back, one $1 bottle wholly cured me," wrtes J. R, Blankensbp, ot Balk Tenn. Only 50c at F. A. Sglers. Same Old Style ot Cookng. Professor Snaggs Strange there's been no Improvement made n cookng In the last years. Now, down at my boardng house ths mornng I h;ul ft steak broled n the regular Pom pelan style. Boggs Porapean style? How do.you mean? Professor Sna s Why, scorched to a cnder on one ftlde and covered wth ashes on the Other. Exchange the campagn "heart and soul." In a recent ntervew Fr. Luby sad that when he learned that the assessed valuaton of Mt. Morrs had decreased from $800,000 to $600,000 n the nne years he las been n charge of the (lathe.le church there, he began to n- (jure as to the rouse, and fndng t was lquor, determned to do all n hs power to stamp out the saloons. He also sad that 22 membe.s of hs flock had lo>t ther farms n that tme and every nno of them could trace hs msfortune to lquor Evenng News. Words To Freeze The Soul. "Your son has consumpton. H.- Wll Enforce The ba w. ca-e > hopeless." These appallng words were spoken to (leo. E Blevens The people have decded the qaesa Vadng merchant ot Sprngfeld, N. ton of Local Opton by a large ma- C. by two expert, doctors one a long jorty and W. E. Kobb and Wllam specalst. Then was shown the won- Stoddartl sav they stand ready to carderful power of Mr. Krys New Ds ry out the wll of the people. The covery. ''After three weeks use" proposton has been farly before the wrtes Mr. Rhvens, "he was an well as ; people and t. has been farly and e\er. \ w.-uld not ta'.e all the money 'squamy decded, hut the offcer* bown the world for what t, dd to my ever ask that those, who worked and boy. 1 ' rnfa 1 Htle for (loughs ant voter] for Local Opton, contnue, to C0ld~, ts the -Htest. surest cure ft rles- do ther part u rrp'.rtng voln'ons of perate Lm. 1 dseases on earth. 50c the law and n Rvng evdence when and SI at. F. A. Sglers. Ouarantee they have knowledge of.llegat sales aatsfacton. Tral bottle free. ot lquor. Tdngs. L 3 s H \,7 '. / 3C2R Make the Home Brght Worn, shabby floors, marred, scratched woodwork, dngy, scuffed furnture can all be refnshed and made to look lke new. You can'do t yourself at a trflng cost. ACME QUALITY VARNO-LAC stans and varnshes at one operaton, mpartng to all knds of surfaces the elegant effect and durable, lustrous surface of beautfully fnshed oak, mahogany, walnut, or other expensve woods. If t's a surface to be panted, enameled, staned, varnshed, or fnshed n any way there's an Acme Qualty Knd to ll the purpose. tta^,;r'»^t. ' > Frst Mortgage Tmber qf Mchgan-Pacfc Lumber Company tf Grand Rapds Mch. Bearng Interest at the rate of 6% Payable sem-annually Mar. 1st and Sept. 1st. $500,000 Denomnatonal $1,000. $500 emd $100. Thttt bond are dated March 4th, 1909, and mature at the ran of $50,000 each year, commeucof March, They are subject to redempton at $105 at any nterest perod and carry the prvlen of regstraton as to prncple. TrtMtce: THE MICHIGAN TRUST COMPANY. Grtwrvd Rapd*. Mchgan. Mchgan - Pacfc Lumber Co. of Gra.nd Repds Mchgan. Captalzaton. $1,500,000. Par Valua $ Bond*. $500, The property securng ths ssue conssts of 31,632 acres of vrgn Fr, Cedar and Spruce, located on tht southwest shore ot the Island of Vancouver, thrty mles up the Strat from the Cty of Vctora and wthn 110 mdes of all mportant ports on Puget Sound, ncludng Seattle, Everett, Tacoma and Vancouver. Mr. J. P. Brayton of Grand Rapds, Mch., and Chcago, one of the foremost tmber txperts of the country has examned ths tract of tmber for us and reports a stand of mora than 1,500,000,000 feet. Therefore ths ssue of bonds s for less than 20c per M ft. atumpage. 2 The present equpment campuses a complete loggng outft, ncludng Dock, Ralway, Steam Tuf, Rollng Stock, etc., capable of loggng at the rate of 50,000,000 feet annually. DIRECTORS > CHAR. W. LIKEN SKBKWAXNO, Men Pre*., Huron Bay Lumber Co. J. H. MOORR RPATTr.K, WARH. Hx. Snpt. Motvr power, Ch., Bur. & y. K. R. W. T. COLEMAN, BKATTIK. WAmwfTost Treasurer N>hraska Investment Co. S. M. COCTIRANR, Captalst,. SEATTLE, WASH, WM. L CVRPKN-TKR, -. DFTHOIT, MICH. Of the hrm of Stevenson, Carpenter & Butzcl. CHAS. A. PHRLPS,... GB4TO»AKO«, UtCM. Tmber Operator. Tre**., Hackley-Fheltw-Bonnell Co, Grand kapds, Mch. W. F. MeKNICTTT, ORAOTJ Rxproa, Mcm. I'res., Whte Rver Lumber Co., Quebec, Canada. H. B. CADWKLL, NKW TOM Vce-Presdent, Standard Screw Co., Detrot. C T. MOORK Tmber Hpert and Mll Operator. W * offer *** bensu at par and accrued nterest to ytold 6%. tjpnvlesre wll he granted to subscrbers to ths ssue of bonds to purchase an equal amount of stock of the company, f Further mforroatoa and prospectus showng photographs of the property furnshed E. B. Cadwell b Co., INVESTMENT BANKERS ATTIg, V7AMM. on request 770 PMOBSCOT MHLDIM DETROIT, MICHIGAN. MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. See Our Pne Lne of Post Cards

5 ', ' ^M > "!" f ""'I'! M "!T^3S^"n*W"»"'<"«"" Up Before The lar. The frrftdnatfl of the Mllngton N. H. Browo,»n attorney, ot l J tt«- Hqb btbool baye adopted a novel feld, Vt., wrt. "We have uttwd Dr. marner ol speedng tbar "graduaton Kn««New Ltt plls to* years and money." WSttad of puttng $25 or fnd tham such tt K&d &ly med- W tfto fruts and dresses, the claps cue wa wouldn't u*.rwu*»«t Le'Yn/ >S wh tjradnae» cheaper clotueaor the For Cflls, fjunstpaton, BUu.u^t^sh bust "Sunday clothes" and spend tbe or Hck hwddncln they work wonder*.. money n a trp to NtaKara' Palltj. 25c Ht F. A., drers. Ths n a sensble change and one tboy wll nnver regret. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE 'ATENTS TRADt MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS Ac. Anyone endng asketch md descrpton may quckly ^ccrtuln o«r opnon free whether an bavert s probably patuuthble. Cornmurtc*- tloaa»ttauyeottdentlal HANDBOOK on Patent* entfree. oldest agency for *cu rng puenta. Patents taken through tn Muuu & A Cu. r««4y«wyecal notce, wthout chance, In tbo Scentfc Amercan. A handsomely tlhutratad weekly. Ijuveat otruolatou of any (scentfc Journal- TeruB,f3 a year; four months, S. Bold by al newadealera. MUNN Ito *»>*>>**> New Yak Branch Offlo«, 625 IT Bt_ WaobUKtur. D. OL Over and Under. >*'A'r)r s farly gong crazy over hs new numor" "Tlnn's st r:. n::e l v»»rv tme I'vv see:. \:'r.:> he (,,* leer tf<»lng cruy UN The Man Wth the Brush Wll add dollars to the value of your farm by addng to the appearance of your buldngs: A neatly panted house and barn gve that pros perous look that you want your farm to hear. Your famly, also, wll be rcher n the contm-j^ra^n^-'d tented feelng that goes wth pleasant home 1 wb'/->'"'.)¾^ surroundngs. ^¾^¾^¾^.^ A coat Of pant s a powerful agent for mprovement, and the best nvestment you can make wll be a few days or panters' tme, usng B. P. S. Pant. We have a few copes ot the B. P. S. Pant Budget, an assortment of lterature on pants and pantng that cannot fal to save you :noney on vour pantng bus_ Come n and call for one today. FOR SALE BY GEO. W. REASON THE GIBBES PORTABLE SHINCLE MACHINE WITH OR WITHOUT BOLTING ATTACHMENT. The cut shows machne wth» Ths Machne wll cut 10, Inch Saw and Shngle Car* da^jflfxaflbfe^a. * l2 ' 000» hln fl' e «P er <**» rage, ready (or cuttng shngle* ^^^^BftSflE^flHl Carra fl e8 m,d * ^rom tweeted 18 n. long, and 4 In. wde. ^ BBBtP^^I^^M^ hard wood ' ^r,ck '*,0,o rol,8<t Prce $ ne^^^^m^s! stee For '' cutt,n 8,hn " gles Wth 36 Inch Boltng Saw and W&^^g0&^QM re 4 u,r * s * *o 6 H, P. For Boltnr Carrage, ^ 1 1 ^ ^ ^ ^^ boltng 6 tt 8 H. P. Weght Prce $25.00 extrft 14-^ 550 lbs. IT IS A MONEY-MAKER- Equpped wth the boltng attachment t n a complete shngle outft s tself. Can be adjunu'd for nny desred taper or thcknens. For cuttng the round log nto shngle lengths, we "n.nuacturo a hfrh grade.low prced drag saw machne. Send for crculars & specal net prces. GIBBES MACHINERY COMPANY, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. Engnes, Bolers, Saw Mll Machnery, Etc.. THE HIGH GRADE LEHR PIANO 18 USED AND ENDOR8EO BY The Cfw Com ulff at Mctk, Htm Ywfc f%. The Penntrlvtntt CeHege ol ttute, PMt«d«4pMt. Chlcugo OtMSfMrtsfr Htnshn Sekeol of OpsnvOMMI*. The PutMt OofMrratsry of Unto, Pueblo, Colt. AND OTHIR {.lamnq OOM6IRVATORIW AnreetyetbrfllAnt tad powerfol tone, erqtdjtfte caee, perflmt adjustment and durable workmanabp place t In the front rank of the beet nstruments made to-day. It s the deal pano fo the home, Where ts presence s a sgn of culture and refnement. The LEHR PIANO s manufactured under stngnlartrfttfoftaeoomlluutawhch lw the cost Of producton, and t has achevedft brllant success as the most elegant nstrument n the market at a satsfactory prce. WRITE FOB GAXAlAKHJE AND PRICES. H. LEHR A COMPANY, Manufrs, - Easton, Pa. Better Not Get Dy If you can help t, Kodol prevents effectually helpng Nature* so m But don't trfle wth Indgeston. A rjjpat. many prvplo ^."ho hnv^ trtfled wth ndkf avon, have been OtTy for t when nervous or -<v*tom»lr dyspepsa resulted, and tht? havo not. been able to euro t. T'se Kodol and prevent Irvng "Dyspopsa. Everyone s subject, to nrl^e:;;- ton. Stomaeb dcmangemont. follows Ktomaeb abuse, just na naturally and just as surely as u sound and bealthy stomach results upon the 'aknk of Kodol. When you eterfenre sourness r»f stomaeh, holrhne: of pas and nntsentr flud, Moated sensaton, pnawnc: pan n the pt of the stomach, heart burn (so-called), darrhoea, headaches, dullness or chronc tred feelng 3 f ou need Kodol. And then the qucker you take Kodol the better. Eat what you want let Koflol dgest t. Ordnary pepsn "dyspepsa tablets," physcs, etc., aro not lkely to be of much beneft to you, n Ugoatlvo alments. Pepsn U only Dyspepsa, by r e Indgeston. a p.?'-rtal rlsnsntr tvnj physcs are not. dp^sters ot. al\. Kodol s a perfect dgester. If you could see Kodol dljestng every p:ttcl.^ of food, of.'ll knds, n the glnss est-tuhes n our laboratores, you would know ths just as well as we do. Nature and Kodol wll always cure a. sck stomach but. n order to he cured, the stomach must. rest. That s what Kodol does rests the stomach, whle the stomach seta well. Just as smple as A, B, C. Our Guarantee f3o to jronr rlrnpfrtst today and f^t a dollar bottle. Then after rm have vsr4 tb«entre contents of the bottle f you cam honestly any, that t has not done you any pood, return the bottle to the drufwfl* aod he wll refund you* money wthout qnea> tlon or delay. We wll then pay the drn*" BHt for the bottle. Don't hestate, aft drupsrnta know that onrjruarante* * trood. Ths offer apples to tho larpe bottle only and to but one n afonlv. The larse bottle contan* 2¾ tme* as much as the ffty eont Lwttfc. Kodol fa prepared at the labor*- tor eg of E.C.DeWtt <fe Co.. Chcago. ALL DRUGGISTS What About Drug Store Saloon*. Many saloonkeepers n the countes where loostl opton campagns carred contend that they wll open a drug store for the gale of ntoxcatng lquora. They say they can sell jubt aa much or even more lquor n a drug store ealoon than n the ordnary lcensed Haloon. If ths a true we why they have not done wonder t and saved the $500 tax they were compelled to pay nto the publc treasury. The!ocal opton law do j s ">d Kather De, Djt;t*r, not suspend the operaton of the tb-n bav«my feet cut os," sad M. L. present law governng drug stores Bn«lam of 'rncevlle, 111. But you'll but t does add some very drastc de from Kanmrenu (wbce bad eaten requrements. away eght toes) t you don't" sad all Every druggst n a local opton doctors. Instead be ubed lucklens county must fle a sworn statement on Monday of each week Arnca Salve tll wholly cured. Its rureh of Ezema, Fever sores, bol*, wth the Probecutng Attorney of bums aud Ptas astound the world. the county showng the name and 25c nt F. A. H^lera. address of every person purchasng lquor n ha drug store durthe proceedng week; the knd and qualty of lquor, the date of purchasng the same and the object for whch each purchase was made. The law requres that the druggst shall Bell such lquor for medcnal, mechancal or aaerarnental purposes only, and that he must sell for these purposes n good fath. A man who purchases lquor from a druggst repeatedly, statng each tme that t s for medcnal purposes rases the queston whether he s purchasng t n good fath for medcnal purposes or not. tnder such crcumstances the druggst quor at hs perl. sells hm On the prosecuton of a druggst for sellng lquor contrary to law the sworn statements whch he has fled wth the Prosecutng attorney may be ntroduced n evdence jury can look them over and whether repeated sales one man were not suffcent evdence to he druggst and the fnd made to that the man was not sellng to such a person n good fath, and f they do so fnd then they must convct the druggst and he must pay the penalty. An honest druggst has nothng to fear from ths law aud s glad of ts provsons but t s a terror to evl doers. Wth an houest and effcent Prosecutng Attorney there s no reason to fear drug store saloons n local opton countes. If yon n«f( ;t pn take lmvtts Lttlft Enrly Rsn-s. nsst on hpn, gentle, «asy, peman! Lttle Hv>r plls Sold by all dealers. Nervous Headache "T know frotu '\]crc:cc lat Dr. Mles' Ant-Pan PlU wll releve severe cases ot headache quckly." MRS. GEO. S. HENRY, Sullvan, Wash. In many persons the least exctement, exerton or rrtaton causes headache. They cannot attend church, theatre, paces of amusement, travel, or mngle n a crowd wthout MTcrng an attack of headache. The nerves of the bran are easly excted, and ths rrtable convlton causes pan. Such person! should take Dr. Mles' Ant-Pan Plls before startng out, or on the frst ndcaton of an attack. They nvarably releve all such msery. The frst package wll beneft; If not, your druggst wll return your money. STATE OP MrlKt \\\ thf>»nm»»tp court for the nmntv of T. f n-* ton At..1 *Ksslrm of *Rr court hrm at tl^ probate offce n thp vllas^ of Howell n Rad rmnfy on thp 2ml ^y of A)rl A. T> 19W. Pro*ent: Hon. Arthur A. J Motuftsre, jn"s:*» of Trobato. tn the matter of I I he wtfttp of I DAVr. S. 1.VKKIN, rce oas^t. j Martha I.drkln havng tlwl tn *Mrl co'.rt h^r I (lettbu praytnc that the ndrattraton of s&l I ''Stato, lx> crtntpd to U'ro.J. I.arkn or to.^omp other snfable wereou. II? onlpre^, that ;h^ -^Mh <):vy of Aprl A P 10(H), at ten o'clock n the forenoon, at.»ftlrt probate oft'ee. be nnd n berehr apponted for b»>arnv; sad petton. It s further orderpj th»* publc nocp hpteof be sren by pubucston of a nvv of thn ordorfr '. u,.. >..-^-,»,,,.- ;..-.1,,1 dav O femwlag, In the rncfenvy t-lsfatcu, «newsfptc prnted and crculated n sad county. t 1* ABTUCR A. MONTAOCK, Judge o( Probata She Pttfkmjj gspauh rumaeuax* *VB»I IHUJUDAY MOBBUM *» tt tocrluuoa Frlce (1 n Advance. &ut*r«a at tn«foatotnceatplacfcuy, an aocuud-class matter MuA^at A»«xUoLnu ralettkuule known on sj>plt«uu. FRANKL ANDREWS So CO ttutom»no PKOPMItTOIM. CMURCHtb. MtTUOUbT UFLSOOFAL UJ1UKCH. Kov. O. C, Lulejoha puslor. b«rvk«m5 ovu buuay mumug *l U>:k/, am every suuubj eveuug at ':uoo';lock, J'raje ujeeuutftturtajr tyeflluko. 3'lldty euluu al cluse ot LUUTU u^aervce. Meb AIAKV VANFLKEI, bup.,* O-NUttbtArO-NAt, CUUUCtl. V. 1 K»v. A. l. GaM» yablor. flervltt: tvo. ouuuekjr UOuu»1 0:du UJ every buntlaj eveuak at 7:0C o'c'jcu.. L'I»JBI motnuj^'l'bu a»y evenng-. auuuj- acaool m cuau ol u±ozl.l.^«ervlce. MIB. Utwoe Crutuu, au^t,, J. A Ou^e sec. O 4ev. AL J. Luuuerwru, 1 naor. -sdrvl.t. jverjf bunoay. LOW waoo HL<:^U u>-u xguuata wtlmumouu. lu'.^a. u. Catxue. J :UUp. LU,, vetperaa. be JOILIKJU»L \ ;oup... SOCIETIES; fv\hm A. O. Jd. Suculy o a ytcv, UJO«L«uvtu X turd Surta/ nt<ue r'r. ^tatuuvv xla. Juuu Tuuutty MttU J. 1. Kwly, (juuuty Jkju^uu.- U^ W. C X. U. utem luu tmcuud Saturday m JLcuta tuuutn W :^op. m. at LUB luuttu o u UMUILMJ» Jlvuryoau Luurtwetl m wujperauuw e ^uaaly avteu. Jtre; Leal rtjjlwr, rvl't>. >l^ Jt-Uo bttjtun, secretary. U«< L'. X. A-aU H, 6uwB4.j m tllb jouo, u. o 1 tjvety ttra a»turu*y evuuug u luelu. JAJ. new la. Joll uaolu*), reaucu. A\Jdut)evurv U'rluay evuung uu u uo^«a>. JI Lae muuu at;l«r Ualx tue owa'luuul ulu r Vunug brutuum arecoray tuvuta. C, V. VanWle, an JuuL UUUJII euac. s. '. xonubun, - ltuoxd K.ee)(r b\ L. Juckbon, - Fuuce Jwjpor L vugbtunlodge,no.t4 J,r A. A, M. Ke^a;*: CuuuuDkutjun Tuvudsy tveok, on ur Lolot IHO I ull ot le luoon. b\ G. Jatk»uu S\. ), OHDKH OF labtkjs ^TAK ut«ta eact uuuu the Frday evenng followng tt<s teyuar I A A. M. rueetuf, AlKj.j«tm VAUUUN, \\'1 M. On. El OF.UUJltN WOOU.MlN Meet tht. rat''uureday evenng o each Mouth n Un laccul>«o nal. C L.tjrmea V. C LADIES OKTHE MACCABEKS. M«jdt over;- 1 = and drd Saturday ot each Uontl at ^:3U p u,. K. O. X. M. hall. Vstng slaters cordally ] vted, LIUI'OSIWAY, Lady torn. NGlTa OF THh. LOYAL GL'AKU K F. L. Aadrevre F. M, BUSINESS CARDS. H.F. S'GLtR M,D- C. L. blglerm., uh.drs.sigler&s1gler,. nyt-kranr- uu.;ur,,f»!h. AII can* ^lutup:; attended today or n S 'h. ou ; <eor'.v IMH H<. ^-. rnckney, Mch. J. W.B1RD PRACTICAL AUCTIONEER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED For nformaton, call tt ue Pnckney l).-- 'ATC ortjee. Aucton Hlls Fret- Dexter Independatt Phone Arrangements made for sale by plume. my e.xjense. (>v o', Address, Dexter, (>\etuatt I? W.DAN IK PS, fjj GFNKHAI. ACl'TloM'KH. Sastact lnarfntee. For Untnftton call al l)[.<rate! < >t!ce or udn^ Gregory, Mch, r. f. d. I. Pyo!>!! ;»,,,,,e connecton, Aucton SdlN a nl tn > ;; hrnslu'! rt>. L t\:-\.> ;V _,.\ ;- L>.\ \\.VV > NOTARY PUBLIC W«TH SfM. ' * n. M Ch~r- r? SKAL KILLTH.COUQ1 MD CURB TMS LUN* Dr. Kng! New Dscovery.- WITH AND ALL THROAT MO LUM TWHJ GX7AJULNTKED 0ATX81U OE MONEY &E7UHDJQX Mortgage Sale. -f UetuU havug been uaden tue condtons of two uurt^aveh ouverugthe Datoeand (whereby the power uf Hale theren contaned has become Operatve; mude by Ad»w France and AnnaL, ITraBcs le wf j of Futuan, Llvngutoucounty, Mch- Lan, t> (/. \V.''teple of the wore place, one of sad nutageb beng dated Decenatmr afth, 18B aud recorded n the Offce of Ketfater of deeds, tor the County o' Lvluyutnu, State of Mchgan May U, l'joo, u Lber 79 of nortuajjc" on page 5]."> f ceof, and the other dated June 4tb, 1908, aud re-orded n»ad Kegrftt-d oltlce on the 15th day of Ma-h, JUUD u Lber U of Mortgagee on. ld.^ f'v theuof; ou whklt sbdmortagw ther«is now e'amed to be due aud unpad at ths date the BUIII of Two hundred ffty /our dollars and twenty Ave cents (t'>u4\b) and akomey fe«e, and no unt or procktdng havng Wen commenced n law or equty to recover the tlebta secured by aad tnort- ^'u"e.s, or an} jnrt thereof." N(j\v therefore, under the power of Hale contan ed u aad mo t^jtgeh, uotce IB hereby gven that ou Monday, the!4tu day of June, HHJ9, at one o'clock n :he aftermon of sad day, ut the weet«rly trout dour of the Court houte n the vllage of Howell u aad County (that l>enj»ihe placa of holduj,' the crcut court fur the County u whch the mortgaged penees to l,e sold ue stuated andttd mortgages wll he foedoeed by sale at publc vnulue to the hghest bdder of the premsea descrbed n sad nortjjjfce. or eo much ttere»>f as may he ntceeaury <> eaunty the amount due on s;d luortnagea wth t;tne.»t jnd legalcoeta that a to saj; all that certan p'e nt jarce! of land Btute u the tovnsh'p of I'utnn, County of Lvuv^tnn and :t«- "t >Jlch, K, v/.: 1 hree aerer ot land n n' tmr!r.v. -.reer of that part of the we^t half ot ll.'.-<>i.t; we^t quarter of secton twenty four (vlo l.v.: a:<mh nt tte tj'hway rundg through s. ;,md JII<I extendnj; from the center of tad h^lauty eouth to the center of the creek and n v>dh eat>t and weft, Mtlt'ent to make the three acree of land. AlMn Town one (1) Lvng North am Ihn^e tour (1) ea.-d, < uunty ut ston and at ate of Mchnau, Dated ' arch 1-'tt, 1'>)'.». K. A. A. 1. E. ^'T WE j. \\\ TKKPLK, M.\lt_vK. ' r M.' t r agee Mortgagee CIGARS Anyone enjoyng an elegant smoke wll be delghted wth the famous C. B. CIGAR. The best possble value for the money. Better than many on the market that are sold for double the prce. Worthy of a tral. Retals for 5 CENTS If your dealer don't handle them send to us for a box as atral. Guaranteed n every way. We ^an convnce you that tlls s the cgar for you to smoke * MANUPAcnntBD BT CHRISTUM BBOl, Wetttarf, H. Does your back ache? Is your skn leathery and yehowr Is your urue murky? These symptoms are sure sgns of the dreaded kdney trouble. Nne out of ten persona haye kdney trouble. They dont always have t bad. That's why they neglect t. The kdneys have few nerves. They are alng a long tme before the terrble pan begns. In fact, kdney trouble may be well advanced befbre yem Ifeel t. That s why t s BO necessary to notce the slghtest rregularty. If anythng s wrong wth yoor kdneys t should be tteadod to «t> once. Don't take strong, dr&sto drngs. They are dangerous. Yon wll be perfectly Rafe and sure of a permanent cure by takfng DR THACHERS LIVER & BLOOD SYRUP Ths great home remedy cnrw kdney trouble by removng the oaose sad I drvng toe nflammaton and the dsease out of the affected organs. All Dealers Sell 80c and fl.oo Cottle*. THACHER MEDICINE CO., Chattanooga, Term. DONT PAV Tv/mm * FOR THE SAME Iron, tn and most prepared roofng are : vev-^r ;>o?"rf for, because they need pant^coatng even, 7 year or two. If you add to the c; roofngs 1he cost of pantmp; durng 1 tho numh..v of _ vce, you %vll readly understand why J-M ASBESTOS ROOFING whch needs no coatng s the 'vheac.est-ner year" It, wll not rot or rust, s permanent!.-- utrahle a^ No acds, chemcal fumes, gases, bear or cold can atf. less than slate, ron or shngles, tan be an; led > Ask for 5-tfpSe:-. 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6 al ^f -..,* Hat b,v I v t : M : - GEN. BOOTH ON EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY STARTS NEW PLAN Veteran Founder of Salvaton Army Launches Scbemt for "Unversty of Humanty" lt the Unted-States-All the World Celebrates Annversary of Hs Brth. New York. Gen, \$lllam Kooth, founder and commander-n-chef of the Salvaton Army, -celebrated hs eghteth brthday on Saturday. Aprl 10, an* the event was made the occason ol rejocng all over the cvlzed ^orld. The Army tself held bg meetngs n every, cty and town where t Is establshed, and these were partcpated tn by hundreds of thousands of other ctzens who were glad to do honor to the dstngushed phllantropst (Jen. Booth hmself presded over several monster mass meetngs n London. Ha advanced age and tho fact that he was operated on recently for rataract dd not deter hm from takng part n the celebratons held by hs devoted Bolders. Unversty of Humanty Launched. ID Amerca the day wa.-3 marked -especally by the launchng of another of Gen. IJooth'a orgnal schemes for Socal reform n the Unted States At every post of the army was announced the begnnng of work to found ft Unversty of Humanty, a great nsttute for the tranng of workers n socal servce. Tho unversty wll be dvded between New York and Chcago, and t s expected to begn wth a fund of $1,000,000. The gatherng of ths fund fa the work that the army now enters upon n commemoraton of ts famous leader's complelon of- hs eghteth year. Asa nucu-needed stone n the «re:f hrganza;ttonal structure that Wllam l^oolh nls been buldng durng the past 47 years, ths dea of a school Cor the systematc tranng of hs workers has been In hs mnd for sevor*l.years. On hs last vst to the Halted States the general made hs ftfst tentatve announcement of the l»lan. Snce (hen he hns worked out many of the detals and he has Just consented to the begnnng of prelmnary work n. ths country where the need for traned workers has been especally great. No other relgous organzalon n the world's hstory has branched out nto so many departments of phlanhopc effort and ahsnrhed them ns part of Us relgous dutes. Need of Traned Workers. The scheme for a l"nver.-.'.y ot Hu- -njajfty grew nauraly out. of the development of the 20 other departments. Wth a Held as wde a.s the world tself the work of the Salvaton Army s only lmted by the number <of workers that can be secured and Its effectveness, by the understandng And earnestness of these workers. As uplft work has grown from local efforts to help a few nto a great Inclusve movement whch must mss none, the problems of organsaton have grown greater. Charty has become a scence and Its applcaton an art requrng the hghest development of personal qualtes of nsght and altrusm. There s thus pressng need for workers of qute exceptonal qualfcaton. These qualfcatons must frst of all be Inherent and must then be developed by experence and specal tranng. Ths s the new work planned by Gen. Booth. Thoso women, for Instanco, who are to go among the slums of the bg ctes must not only have the desre to help but must know how real helpfulness can best be secured. They must understand by a study of practcal socology somethng of the socal forceb that create ths poverty and crme and wretchedness. They must understand the danger of the unwse charty that merely ncreases dependence and understand the value of better lvng condtons n rasng the moral coutege of those to whom fate has been unknd. They must be able not only to correct home condtons themselves but to mpart ther knowledge and to nspre wth a desre for betterment. Value of the Organzaton. Ths wll be hut a small part of the unversty's tranng n socal servce aa planned by the patrarchal evangelst, but It serves to show of what value such an organzaton wll be. Of the general's plan for the unversty he hmself sad recently: "1 want to tran men and women to tteal wth msfortune. 1 want them nstructed to combat wth the weaknesses and Rns of the drunkard, the crmnal, the pauper and the would-be sucde." At 80 years of age the head of the Salvaton Army, after more than half a century of almost unceasng actvty. s as vgorous and untrng as at any lme n hs career. The nexhaustblo vtalty and ntellectual and physcal [ actvty of ths socal reformer, phlan- j thvnpst. preacher, author and traveler are marvelous. At fourscore he s travelng many thousands of mles over the world every year, controllng tre destnes of hs more than 7,000 ; rons of Salvaton soldery wth ther 18,000 commssoned offcers, dstrbuted among every cvlzed country, preachng constantly to vast audences and dong an amount of Mtetarjr wdrk that would "toe"* faetcr to majmp-ra professonal author wth DO otter occupaton. WtHlam-Booth waa born on Aprl 10, 1829, n Nottngham, England, and was traned for ttwr Methodst mnstry whch he entered and became one of the strongest evangelstc forces n that ohuteh. He grew dtoaatsned, however, at reachng only those wth some ttlguus tranng and convcton. He tell that then wove 'thousands whose seed waa tar greater and ho- gravtated to the East end of Loodon where wretchedness ol all knds was tho rule. In a dsused bural ground ou Mle End road he ptched an old tent and the frst Salvatonst mootng waa held In that tent In The fery eloquence ol the earnest young preacher caught the attenton of a crowd or poor WhtecU*p«l*r **<* b ** fore that frst meetng was over he had made several conversons,, a performance that he has been repeatng throughout the world for 47 year*., Ths frst meetng resulted n th/s formaton of the Chrstan msson, from whch t waa the evangelst's custom to uend^hls converts to the exstng churches of the localty, but fndng that they were not walcomeu and were 4a danger of slppng bacj from sheer want of comradeshp and oversght, be set about formng socetes «f the converted. These be found to he a potent agency for brng lug ha more, as the heedless East ender could be Impressed by tho words of a former "pal" when he would not lsten to a mnster. So waa created the central Idea of the Salvaton Army. The need of organzaton becomes apparent, but several methods were tred wth lttle success before Gen. Booth ht upon the mltary Idea and named hs organsaton the Salvaton Army. From that tme on the movement grew amazngly and t has contnued to grow wthout ceasng to ths day. Spread Over the Werld. The movement began spreadng to other countres of the world n 1881 when t frst readed the Unted States through the nfluence of a slkweaver who" had emgrated from Coventry, England, brngng wth hm the Salvaton Army dea and a strong desre to contnue n the work. It reached Australa n the same year through a mlk dealer from Stepney, and soon afterwards the frst Canadan corps was organzed n a smlar fashon. Fve years later, n 1886, the general made the frst of many vsts to the Amercan branches of the army and he has seen them grow from a few small corps nto a vertable army of tremendous nfluence and unsurpassed effcency. Hs frst great world-tour was made n 1891, when he vsted South Afrca, Australa and Inda. Snce then he has vsted the Unted States, Canada, Australa, New Zealand and Inda four tmes, South Afrca twce and Japan and the Holy Land each once. Durng all these travels the actual executve responsblty for the government of the army has never been lfted from hs shoulders. Even on shpboard he s an ndefatgable work er, plannng and wrtng through the days.*' Gen. Booth Honored. One of the most remarkable of the many trbutes pad to the general by the great of the worm was that of the mkado of Japan durng the vst to that country. The mkado personally receved the general wlth/"great warmth and he was accorded [remarkable ovatons In Yokohama, Tokyo, Senda and Kyoto, a crcumstance of strange mport when It s realzed that Japan s not a Chrstan country. Another nterestng dstncton gven Gen. Booth was tho conferrng on hm of the degree of doctor of cvl law by Oxford unversty. The sgnfcance of ths honor wll he better understood when t s stated those who receved unversty honors wth hm at the tme were Prnce Arthur of Connaught, the prme mnster of England, the lord chancellor, the speaker, Sr E. Grey, the archbshop of Armagh, Sr Evelyn Wood, the Amercan ambassador, Mark Twan and Rudyard Kplng. As a wrter Gen. Booth s remarkable, both as a stylst, as a thnker and as a producer. He las wrtten n all 21 volumes, besdes nnumerable artcles for the army publcatons. Hs best-known book s "In Darkest England and the Way Out," In whch he outlned hs scheme for socal reform by means of colonzaton. "The Tranng of Chldren," "Love, Marrage and the Home." and hs books on reform are among the others of the general's best-known lterary productons. Of hrs creed the general has wrtten very beautfully. He says: 'The smplcty of our creed has been, as I beleve t wll reman, one of the prncpal helps to our unty. We stnnd for the old truths. The fath whch enn be Interpreted In terms of duty, of unselfshness, of purty, of love to God and man. s the only fath we really care about. Whatever may be the case wth the select mnorty, the conscousness of sn. the force of evl habt and the conscousness of Rn and the nfluence of passon, are all vvd realtes wth tho--great masses of...the. ponujatlan,. To "them we brng the promse of da* lverance by Jesus Chrst" FUR TIMBER'PORBCr TO Eff HIS dwl 6DGS CALIFORNIA tyarflutk R»<MEAT PRIVATION* ON AN* OVE TRIP-4N A4.A9KA. Barlrngame, Cal. A lonely overlaad trp occupyng 56 days through the wlds of Alaska n wnter, over a tral of hs own makng, durng whch tme hs provsons gave out and he had to Xll hs dogs for,food, was the experence of J. W. Felder of ths cty who bus just reached here from the north. Felder s a former local busness man and a charter member of the San Mateo lodge of Elks- He went to Alaska last sprng n the nterests of a fur tradng company controlled by Burlngame captal. The headquarters of the company are on the Kusbokwln rver, near Mount McKnley.. lu November t was necessary for Felder to make a requston lor, sup- He Had to Kll Hs Dogs for Food. ples, and as there are no mals out n wnter, and a letter could not reach here before July, he decded, aganst the advce of the mners, to strke out alone and make hs way overland to Seward, 600 mles dstant. Felder took two dogs and a slegh provsoned for 30 days. Travelng on snowshoes, he set ott November 18, about sr weeks before the begnnng of the Alaska wnter. He made hb own tral, and bult hs own brdges, sometmes makng but three mles a day. Hs best day's work was 30 mles. He reached Seward January 24, havng been 66 days on the way. Hs provsons had gven out some days before and he had to kll hs dogs for food. Near Seward Felder ran across three grzzled mners who had plenty of moose meat along, and he lost no tme n changng to a better det. ONLY ONE BATH IN HIS LIFE. Statement of Mchgan Man Shocks and Startles Hs Fellow Church Members. Lansng, Mch. Wllam Peterson, a mller of ths cty, shocked and startled the cultured members of a class n appled Chrstanty n a meetng n the Frst Unversalst church by nterruptng a speaker on "home santaton" to remark that t was balderdash, that he had never taken but one bath n hs lfe, and that was when ho had the tch. Peterson s about 5,7 years old. A representatve of the state hoard of health was readng a paper when Peterson nearly broke up the sesson by ha remark. "My folks lved n three rooms n the old country," sad Peterson, "and lved on rye bread and beer. A frend of mne asked me to take a bath not long ago n a 'rlgamole' they had put n a church, but I told hm that I had never taken but one bath n my lfe and that was when I had the Itch. He sad t would put the blood n crculaton and make me feel fne. Well, I have a better scheme than that for puttng the blood In crculaton." Here Peterson gave hs audence a practcal demonstraton In hs gymnastcs. The next speaker changed tho subject to the ventlaton of schoolrooms. Where the Women Propose. Away off n the strange land of New Gunea It s leap year all the tme n ore mportant sense, for out. there all the proposals of marrage are made by the women. It Is consdered beneath the dgnty of the male Inhabtants of New Gunea to even notce a woman, and consequently the women perforce must notoe the men, and must start any dea of weddngs, etc. So when the sland belle of New Gunea becomes n love she promptly sends a pece of strng to the sster of the lucky man. If he has no sster, she sends It to hs mother, or anyhow to Bome female relatve. Ths,, because the man And hs male relatve*, are^ assumed to be above takng any. steps toward acqurng a wfe. A CUM Fgl,C TS. Xba..Treatment 1«., \o., Accomplsh What Bolcrjoc Hal Sown strugglng to Attan for Centures. ^The Intense Interest hat 5 has been manfcrfsed throughout thltoouutfry by the wonderful cures that are' b«ug«accomplshed daly "by epreptude -stll -contnue*.. It s really tmrpx&ng the vast number of people who have already been cured of fts and nervousness. In order that everybody may have a chance to test the medcne, large tral bottles, valuably lterature, Hstory of Eplepsy and testmonal*, wlf be eent by null absolutely free to all who wrte to the Dr. May Laboratory, Wa" Pearl Street, New York Cty. WHY, OF COURSE. "Oh, Wlle! You're gong to fall!" "Naw, I an't! I'm tryn' a new fancy style of skatn' dat's all." Hs Record. "Colonel," asked the beautful grl, "dd you ever rde a horse 90 mles In three days?" "No," repled the veteran of two wars, "but I once ran 20 mles In about 30 mnutes, whch I thnk was gong some, consderng the fact that^ underbrush was thck and I was n so much of a hurry that I forgot to throw away a knapsack that weghed nearly 50 pounds.'' Important to Mother*. Examne carefully every bottle of CASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for nfants and chldren, and see that t Bears the /^jy ssv^^. /r. Sgnature ^ C^SJ/^JT^CXM In Use For Over 30 Years. The Knd You Have Always Bought. A Sure Sgn. "How dd you know that dowdylooklug grl was a scentfc student? Dd you hear her talk. "Not that; knew her by her wreless collars." Seasonng. "He swore she was the salt of hs lfe." j "And now that they are wed?" "She's the pepper." A Domestc Eye Remedy Compounded by Experenced Physcans. Conforms to Pure Food and Drugs Laws. Wns Frtohds Wherever Used. Ask Druggsts for Murne Eye Remedy. Try Murne n Tour Eyes. You Wll Lke Murne. The only true secret of assstng the poor s to make them agents n betterng ther own condton. George Elot, To have more of Health and more of Lfe, take Garfeld Tea! Thn Natural laxatve regulates lver, kdneyh, stomach and bowel*, corrects constpaton, purtes the blood and eradcates dsease. The man who separates people from ther con wll be remembered a long tme after the undertaker plants hm. DODDS! % KIDNEYS KlDNEV You Need a Tonc f you feel langud and depressed all the tme. The best thng to help nature buld up the system s DR.D.JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE Ths great tonc s not a false stmulant as many of the so-called ' 'sprng toncs." It s a natural strengthgt*r. For all run-down condtons of the health t s an nvaluable remedy; mparts new lfe and vgor and bulds up the entre system. < Sold by Ml Leadng Druggstt In two tze bottles, 50c and 35c 3ILLI0NSGRASS CostJ BOe We D«acra far «««d. m Icwt wonderful gnm* cttth* t*t\nyy',y\p\<\t\z fr to III t>m(«<>f lny per nrro md Into of pu- :.nr»< Nd-*, tntmpy k'ro»-»,(n*>wk.(r»"»'» Cut t. tkny 1 ml I n 4 *M*'kn 11 lonk» for thw mn«ter Burton.»n«l 1 I <.1 (n. lrown.vhl toutnhpn rvprywhpr*. on rvrr> I I '\rm In A merle*. I hp*p»hrltrt; In turunfux t' c J.fottrtm Utd«rtf T*y>t. H(T H«t f"»t«lo#ftv«orl end (OO I" «t»ttptkl rkm"lte.««m )lo.* U l- 'onrnrfnl (fr»««.»1pf>6f Hp«lt«, th» tvtf*! Wond»>f\ "lrlcy.0»t».ototbn,orm«w».tc..«t<*.,»nd r»r«- I' c frw. Or wmrf 140 &r )d ««wll»<m a Rampal I r»rm M*A rm»f?t? Mwr M*n by yon b*forw. 4AkJEC Itm&k,- aaw. U Crnun. Wt*..y-

7 t * *. tf-a,. BABY HEALTHY; FREE No chld xmn -b$ wqty and strong unteas ts ^M»w«)g zmbfe r«gokwbr every day a the$ sam#!> houv ttuoh regularty promdtw 'good* Health. One passage la absolutely neoeaaary, #ble two are not too many. There s one remedy that s especally adapted to the need»4»i chldren, a&d.whch thousands of Amercan mothers are uttln^ lo-tay, and that s Dr. Caldwell's Syrup fepaln, the great herb laxatve compound. Its gentle acton, so free from gn;jns, Us tonc effects, and ts perfect purty, vouched for to the Unted States Government, makes It jxa Ideal chldren's laxatve tonc. Mr* M. rxja*h, - of {»V«ftb,>>OsUa.«Js an ow-tlme frend of tlds) yfondtrful chld's remedy and'she Bays she equld scarcely keep house wthout t. She became acquanted wth It through Dr. Caldwell's offer of a frse tral bottle, whch she found so eltectw/p o» her baby that she now always ktepa t% n the house, Mrs. K. L. Stout, of Lousvlle, Ky also frst u*ed It n u free sample," then bought t of her druggst at The 'regular prce, whch s only 60 cents or 1 a bottle. It gave her lttle grl a splendd appette and a vgorous stomach. Where Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepan once fnds ts way nto the home t makes a lfe-long frend. They soon dscard salts, plls and powders. Those who nave never yet used Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsn should begn to d»*o,.for they are ; mssng a valuable household frend, d order to acquant you wth Its merts at no expense to yourself the doctor wll send you a free test bottle on recept of name and. address. It has been justly called the naton's safeguard to health n the cure of constpaton, dyspepsa, heartburn, lver trouble, wck headache, sour stomach and smlar dgestve alments. If there s anythng about your alment that you don't understand, or f you want any medcal advce, wrte to the doctor, and he wll answer you fully. There s no charge for ths servce. The address s Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 201 Caldwell bldg., Moutcello FAIRLY WARNED. "See here, kd, If I c.-vor catches you cryln' lke dat bg booby here, I'll dsown you and cut you off wthout a penny. See!" Couldn't Convnce the Judge. '1 have heard of the soul kss and ksses of other knds, but I never heard of a man btng hs wfe as an evdence of hs affecton for her," remarked Justce O'Nell of Daltlmore, Md., when George Phoebus, aged 27, of East Baltmore street, endeavored to explan the btng of hs wfe, for whch offense she had hm arrested. Mrs. Phoebus sad her husband delberately bt her on the cheek, and, though the pan was excrucatng, he sad that It was a "love bte." The Justce fned hm fve dollars and gave hm ten days In jal. There la morn Catarrh In ths secton of the count cy than all otber dsease* pot together, and untl the test lay.years, vf»,supposed to be Incurab*. For a urea', mahy years doctors pronounced t a local dsease and prescrbed local remedes, and by constantly (slung to euro wth local treatment, pronounced a wearable. Scence has proven Catarrh to be a. consttutonal dsease, and thentsrt asqulrest«e«stttutlooal treatment. * rl' ff5c*^s»x^l sj&j^, 2 ¾ a to., Tonoo, onto* w*s star fmsrhmqanaj care on the market. It BL taken nternally n doses troro 19 drops,to a te s*mrftl5j ctslflrsttjjrsas* bood and TnUoMtf sufaeea ot tas system. -They «Oer one hundrss) sslswbr s«y «sj* ft tafl to <* *, Send for crculars and testlracmtoja. Address: F. J. CHENEY* CO.. Toledo. Ohto. fowbrnrbssts, aaa - ^.-^ >. Moral" and Manner*. The wtness had been arragned for perjury. "Your honor," he complaned, "ths s most unjust. I never could permt an absurd devoton to truth to Interfere wth the fact that I am a gentleman." Ths was construed roughly as a rloa of gulty. Don't Be Msled. Many a lfe has been cut short by a rough that was not beleved to be serous. Many a backache And Ktdeache follcnvr a coughng spell. Many a nght s passed n restlesmepfl cauned "by coughng: Many a cough "cure" that never cures a tred. Do not be msled. If you coagh, take the old relable Kftrop'a Balsam, the best cougk, cure. At druggsts' and dealers', 25c. Seemed Reaeenable. Frst Ctzen (exctedly) Can you tell me where,the fre «? Second Ctzen (calmly) I thnk It Boat, be the achoolhouse. There are a )9t of beys dancng and yellng gleeftefly just around the corner. Us* Allan's Foot-Ess*. It la the only cure for Swollen, Smartng. Tred, Achnsr, Hot. Sweatng F»xH, Corns and Bunon*. Aak for Allen's FooL- Eauc, a powder to he shaken Into the shoer. Cures whle you walk. At all Drugjcsts and Shoe Stores, 25c. Don't accept anv substtute. Sample sent FREE. Adrre«R, Allen 8. Olmated. LaRoy, N. T. The Only Audence. J 'Does anybody read real poetry nowaday*?", "I presume the publshers glance at t before sendng t back." Pettt' Eye Salve for 25c releves tred, overworked eyes, stops eye sen**, conjflsted* nrlnned or soroeyea. All dfuflfcbts or HoXvnrd Bros., Buffalo, N. Y. The half of the world that get* along s n«ah> tsvomdenrtust why ttst BED BFtLY PUCE :M»SLEEP.-.+.,+^. -¾ EVEN AT DINNER TABLE JERSEY- ITE FEELS AN INTENSE DE SIRE TO DOZE OFF. FAILS AS BED DEMONSTRATOR Amazng Behavor of Paul Zubach Attract! Attenton Because H«DFopped nto Slumber Whle Rdng Bcycle. Passac, N. J. Standng, bttng o waftadng, Paul Zubach, formerly an offcer n the Hungaran army, now of ths cty, feel a an Intense dear* to sleep. But nature strkes a balance, for t s utterly mpossble for hm to sleep when he s lyn? n bed. Not even the pleasure of a home-made goulash can arouse hm unless t s served n bed, and be has had to gve up hs favorte noodle soup; because when a man s flat on hs back he can't eat soup except wth a straw. The last tme Paul.tred to eat at the table t was for hs loved noodles. He took the precauton to set the alarm clock so t would go off just as the meal was placed before hm. But t was uo use. He dozed off agan as he was swallowng a delcately drowned noodle tt the shape of the letter "S." Hs wfe shut Off the alarm, Bafd: "I ought to have known 'S' meant sleep," and got Paul to bed. He awoke wth a start and moaned that be had had a terrble nghtmare. "What was t?'* asked hs wfe anxously, "I dreamed I was In a delcatessen shop, wth my hands ted, starvng to death," he waled. Snce then he has gven up all attempts at pleasures of the table and sets hs alarm every mornng when he pets up, so that he wll wake up n tme to go to bed. But eatng s only one of the sleeper s problems. He has had to gve up hs job n the rubber works, where he put soles on sandals. Makng "sneakers," of course, s a quet job and the slence aggravated hs complant. Now he wants a place that he can fll lyng The Polceman Found Hm Sleepng n the Road. down. He tred to be a show wndow demonstrator of the comforts of a foldng bed, but the drawback to that, work was that he had to hop up every two mnutes to show how quckly the bed could bo slapped uprght and converted nto a beautful curo cabnet. After a few days he got so that he went to sleep the nstant that he jumped up, and the propretor of the store found hm standng n the wndow snorng at the crowd outsde nstead of smlng at, them, as demonstrators always do when about 1o demonstrate. Hs neghbors say hs trouble began wth the opera. Mrs. Zabach s fond of musc and once persuaded her husband to take her to hear "Parsfal," though that doesn't prove she s fond of musc. Ths curous case was brought to the attenton of the doctors and polce of Passac by the mshap that befell Paul the other day when he tred bcycle rdng as a stmulant. Leavng hs home In Passac he wheeled northwest, straght toward the regon where Rp Van Wnkle slept for 20 years, dozng as he pedaled. But. Haverstraw was too much for hm. He went soundly to sleep there and fell off hs wheel. He ddn't wake up, for nobody can le perfectly level n Haverstraw on account of the hlls. The polceman of that town found hm sleepng n the road and sent word to the Passac polce, who had been nformed of Paul's dsappearance by hs wfe. She went to Haverstraw and brought hm home. I>. Armstrong of Passac says It fa a queer case, but b* ttoeatt't thnk t U permanent. N P NEf^p JO TAKR CHAKCavS» < There lea $ur*> Way. of Knowng Good Pant Materal, There s really 90 n«ed whatever for any property owner to take chances n the selecton o,.b* pant materals. It doessv coat a cent to learn how to be on the safe sde. Certanly every property owner baa enough at stake to fnd ths out. A complete pantng gude, known as Houaeowner's Pantng Outft No. 4», can he had free by wrtng Natonal Lead Company, 1902 Trnty Buldng, New York. Ths company s the largest maker of pure whte lead In the world. Ita Dutch Boy Panter trademark s famous as a guarantee of purty and qualty. The outft Includes a book of tolor schemes, for ether Interor or exteror pantng, a book of specfcatons, and a smple lttle Instrument, ^rth drectona for testng the -purty! of pant materals. WISE TO NIAGARA. Teacher- Johnny, can you tell me the most remarkable thng about Nagara Falls? Johnny Yessum; the prce they soak you for everythng wthout gong to jal. Her Answer. An Atchson grl had a proposal of marrage Sunday nght and asked a week to thnk t over. She went to all of her marred ssters. One,, who used to be a belle, had three chldren, dd all her own work and hadn't been to the theater or out rdng snce she was marred. Another, whose husband was a promsng young man at the tme she wad marred, was supportng Mm; Af -'thrds ddn't dare say her lfe was her own when her husband was around, and a fourth was dvorced. After vstng them and hearng ther woes, the herone of ths lttle tale went home, got pen, nk and paper and wrote an answer to the young man. You may thnk t was refusng hm, but t wasn't. She sad she could be ready n a month. Atchson Globe. Caught on the Rebound. The old man was lecturng hs more or less wayward Bon on the evls of gettng up late In the mornng. "Remember," he sad, "that t was the early brd that caught the worm." "But how about the worm, dad?" quered the youth, who thought he had hs sre up n the ar. "Where dd hs reward for gettng up early come n?" "I am nformed," repled the old man, gravely, "that the worm was on hs way home hadn't been n bed at all." And there beng nothng more to say, the young man sad nothng. Frst Ad. The nance of a Lousvlle grl has been spendng the wnter n Florda n connecton wth hs father's busness nterests n that quarter. "Mare," sad the grl to a frend tha other day, "Walter has just sent mo the dearest, lttle allgator from Flor Ida!" "Dear me!" rejoned Mare, wth affected enthusasm. "And how shall you keep hm?" "I'm not qute certan," was the reply, "but I've put hm n Florda water tll I can hear further from Walter." SICK DOCTOR Proper Food Put Hm Rght. The food experence of a physcan In hs own case when worn and weak from sckness and when needng nourshment, the worst way s valuable: "An attack of gtp, so severe t came near makng an end of me, left my stomach n such condton I could not retan any ordnary food. I knew of course that I must have food nourshment or I could never recover. "1 began to take four tablespoonfuls of Grape-Nuts and cream three tmes a day and for 2 weeks ths was almost my only food; t tasted so delcous that I enjoyed It mmensely and my stomach handled t perfectly from the frst mouthful. It was so nourshng I was quckly bult, back to normal health and strength. "Grape-Nuts s of great value as food to sustan lfe durng serous attacks n whch the stomach s so deranged t cannot dgest and assmlate other foods. "I am convnced that were Grape- Nuts more wdely used by physcans, It would Bare many lves that are otherwse lost from lack of nourshment." Absolutely the most perfect food n the world. Tral of Grape-Nuts 10 days proves. "Them's a Reason." I,ook m pkg. for the lfttlo book, "The Road to Welhrtlle." LIrer read the abave letter f as*»** * f-ssm Has* U tlpy, TMy, MM4 tell ef to tercet. A AFTER TENYEARS Cured by Lyda E. PnkbatfsVe^tabteCompound MjLttTOJT.K J. I feel that LydaE. Plakham's Vegetable Compound baa gven me new lfe. I suffered for ten years wth aeroua female troubles, nflammaton, ulceraton, ndgeston. aextouaneae, and could not sleep. Doctors gave me Tft as they a«d my troubles were chronc. I was n despar, and dd not care whether I lved or ded, when I read abont Lyda E. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound; so I began to take t, and am well agan and releved of all my sufferng.,r Mrs. GEOBOE JORDY, BOX 40, Marton, N J. Lyda * Pnkham's Vegetable Compound, made from natve roots and herbs, contans no narcotcs or harmful drugs, and to-day holds the record for the largest number of actual cures of female dseases we know of, and thousandsof voluntary testmonalsare on fle n the Pnkham laboratory at Lynn, Mass., from women who nave been cured.from almost every form of female complants, nflammaton, ulceraton, dsplacements,fbrod tumors, rregulartes, perodc pans, backache, ndgeston and nervous prostraton. Every sufferng woman owes t to herself to gve Lyda E. Pnkham'B Vegetable Compound a tral If you would lke specal advce about your case wrte aconfdemtal letter to Mrs. Pnkham, at Lynn, Mass. Her advce s free, and always helpful* SICK HEADACHE CARTERS Postvely cored by these Ltttls Plls. BBJBBJ They also releve Dlas SfTfTn P. tresafrom Dyspepsa,In- ^ 1 I W I M l dgeston and Too Hearty 9 I l/ F R Eatng. A perfect rem- WM f% *V ^y for Dzzness, Naf rllkoe > Drowsness, Bad MM' 1 Taste n the Mouth, Coat- pjh ed Tdngfte, Pan In the ^^^^^^^^^ ' «' '" TORPID LIVER. They regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. Genune Must (fear Fac-Smle Sgnature Vr:.y REFUSE SUBSTITUTES, IF YOU YE NEVERWRN I r 5UCKER you've yet to learn tttebodfy cbmfort ft qwes n the wettest weather KADHFOR- ' AND GUARANTEED WATERPWOOT ATAUGOOOSTOBt CATALOG me»j nam ca SOSTOM u_*» CAMMWM ca vmrrt6.toeorro.au HAIR BALSAM IClaszees add beautfes the hats I Promotes a frtxurtnt growth. [Nrrer yslls to Bettors Gray _Halr to Its Yotxthxul pojor. rahta«; POR KAf F 1 T'^rr*40acre farms, pnxl land. * v»s%»j^*sjaj nfar vllago. I'ns-wsson at r»nce. K^sy tortus. Adtrrs* I. BENTLEY, BEMLKY, MICH. GALL STONES >Vr»n rao ALL about t. Wll toll of aenro I». Address C. COVEY. B 1>. A. Lanslns. Mch. tfaflnctcdwltt) sons eyes, nse > Thompson's Eye Water DEnANCC STARCH FLORIDA ss«t«*t to work wtth and larcbs* cotses ntesav Western Canadt MQftB Bl«CROPS III I Another 60,000 ters from the States, ftfcr* trcta oflawlto ter* 1 homestead aod 160 as $3At prr "A vast rch country and a porous people" Extract flm *>/ a Natonal JU*r. «4»» vst C»nula, j» Amjnut, /puf.sw 0» Many have pad the entre fanm and had a balance of per acre as a result of 1 Sprng wheat, wnter wheat, < flax and peas are the pracspelt the wld gzasses brng to perbctjftq 1 best cattle that have CW bee s4wi» the Chcago market. - * *, Splendd clmate, aca^fr-aadssfsywa n all localtes. Ralways touch nsoat of the settled dstrcts, wuad prces ^fc)? producer are always good. LamJ (Bf^fcN 0 1* P T^ chased horn ralway and kkm^cmaptl I For pamphlets, Ksrdlaa low rsrwsr tendent ofimmls;rs*j the authorsed Canaraa H. V. HcIlll S. 171 rca. LAOlltt. Tne Beaton X Make and Sell More Ken's $8.00 lb $3.60 Ittoealhaa Any Other Msnufaetrtrer fa bseasas I gt*s tte ««srtr ts«sssrtt of tha caetst srsmlssmns of tralsaa SBSSBsakars& tha coaatry. tbssswctloaoftaalttsbm tor sack part a* aha ( aafl a**rr detal of tbs BAktu ta every aasartneat, s» loo**! I ter by the best aba aboesmae kerststte sks* w yon how carefully W. L. TTasln asses are If aud, X eoud you tha would aold then sadentastf sastnt*s< way 1 tae/sam tssfer shape, St better, asawear loafer tsaa say utter saass, My Method of Tannng the Sole* makes Vem Morm Flexble an^ longer Wearng than ant otkere, Shoes few Every McaMr the Fussly, Heu, B»ya,Woasen»Msss«s aad CblMeesaw For sale by shoe dealers everywhere, PAllTlhU I Xote ffrme wthout W. L. Dooj&aa lflu I lun I uaue and pres stamped on buttons. fast Oofe* Eyelets PeedXadaalesly. Cssalsg stafled trasw W. L DOUftUS, 1*7 Stat* St, r Ths Trade-mark Elmnates All Jraertuty n the purchase of,u»nt materals. It s an absolute guarantee o purty and qualty. For your own protecton, see that t s on the sde of every keg o whte lead you buy. IsTMtsLUII If** Ms* No Matter what lver or Bowel medcne yon. are wnf, stop t now. Get a 10c box week's treatment of CAS- CARBTS today from your drugjat and learn how easly, natwrary sod deughtfudy your Ever can be made to work, and your bowmkt more every day. There's new-bfm n every box. CASC/.RBTS are nature's helper. <s- You wll see hm d Ff*rwnc*l ssj-> CASCARBTS roc s box for s week's treatment, nt druggsts. Bggest seller In the world. Mfllon boxes smoout KNOWN SINCE»36 ASRELI ABLE._a»Sv *Q TRADE MARK ^ C O R BLACK 12,000 HOMES, $240 $K> Cash and $10 per Month Bays a Farm No nterest, no taxes untl payments are completed. W ^ CAPSULES SUPERIOR REMEOYf ^URINARY 0(SCHARGES DRUGGISTS»«BY MAIL ON REC EIPTOF 50 H.PLANTEN& SON. 95HENRY ST BROOKLYN N v. Dr. McIXTOSH celebrated Natural Uterloe Spperttr *rlv j mm«()»te»slt«f. Sals by an ss r- Bps Jn«trnn«*st * *!«-» ssd lesdls: rrugjtlnto n Vnt J Statss and Csnadaw OatToer. pres sssadpstfttfttsssssmhsd nn sppllostlos. THE MASTINOa eft McINTOHH TBV8R CO^ 813 Walnnt St., Phlladrtphla, Pa,^ maatfa«rarera ot trosaps sn4 sol makm of the (e.nbtos> stamped "McIntosH" Sap arte*. W. N. U., DETROIT, m NO TEN ACRES FLORIDA'S FRUIT AND VEGETABLE UNDS MEANS HtVEPNDNCE* No frost, no falures of ether frut or refutable*. Rclest of sol, best of water, abrmdatt harvest, the best markets. Matchless clmate. Never cold or hot, the Atlantc and Gulf breezes are ever present to modfy the temperature.- Ths s art unequalled prop- -,-,_,. A1%. General and local agents, cwton and we wll prove t. HI IV Ml IW w auted. Kelusve terrtory Poll nformaton on request mm%j m l, V M assgned to hnstlera. THE FLORIDA FRUIT LANDS COMPANY W.. FERGUSON, State Agent 828 Monadwock BssUmo, RFFFlrFNrFV *"-' ^-^^4--^- c *» tmrt T Rank. Kensas Cty, Mn. FlrtrJ.U Natonal Bmnk, Jacksonvlle, rsv N. B. BrywsrU, Extovernur, Jn«k»onvlle. Fla. COLT DISTEMPER Gsa be banded y sssuy, saatsetatra. BO matt bo*'._, as. by ualnr BHOH1TS UQDl s tea*.s, or In feed. Arte os all forma of dstemper. Bast 1, Os* bottls msrantssd to enra I SWdossa ofdrsaortaused 1 * Oat - $:

8 We Want lk We Want ^ We wsh to announce that n a few days we wll be ready to accept Mlk and Cream at the hghest prces, and where we have no routes establshed we would lke to have the farmers brng n ther mlk or cream untl such a tme that we can establsh all routes. Mlk should be delvered every day not later than 11:30 A. M. Cream should be delvered not less than twce a week and n the forenoon.,' We wll buy CREAM from Hand Cream Separators, Water Separators and Cream skmmed from pans. Cream could be a lttle sour but must be free from all bad odors. Patrons havng no cans can call on us and the same can be had on short notce. Call now and talk t over wth us at ry the CREAMERY v. :±~*F M m r \%..Jv ' ^. 5^ urn»v W\ r. T :.?*>. &.«* Our Thone Wll Soon Be n a rncknby, Condton to work 12 hr» a day The Mchgan Creamery Company, MICHIGAN»*~ - -.:,- Ttm* to End the Courtshp. "Handy." sad the lovesck Hram as h» twtched the wax flowers nervous ^,,l won't you be nnev" I swan, t feds lke my heart s comng through." "Gracous," exclamed Mandy apprc lvely, "I reckon I'll have to. Not your heart s comng througb, but W» have beeu courtng so long two of the sofa sprngs are comng through.' News. Busness Ponters, Quantty of Corn and Oats, t 16 Met. Mclntyre HOT1CB. Tbere wll le a party at the opera house ths, Thursday, evenng followng the play. For Rent 40 acres one mle west of Pnckney. Good house and barns. H. G. Brggs. A Black Mnorca word at ths off «. Rooster. LeaVe Mlk and cream haulers Inqure at the Creamery buldng. Earl Dav NOT1CB. I am n the market for wh*e potatoes. T. Read. TO RENT. The premse^ now occuped by Hram Perce on the Dexter and Pnckney road, locally known as the Lpscomb place. Low rent to rght party. T. BIRKETT. tl6 For Sale House and ouehale acre of land the vllage of Pnckney. Mrs. Mary Haney. K. CLINTON, Auctoneer, s prepared to conduct aucton sales as usual. Thankng you for past favors, and solctng your patronage, I reman vours. R. CLIHTON. Square Deal Hatchery Pnckney, Mch. Pure Bred Sckle Comb Brown Leghorn Baby Chcks, 1 to 10 days 10 cents Each Pare bred Barred Plymouth Rock baby Chcks, 1 to 10 days old 10 cents Bach C Albert Frost. V" n A, ul&a*a Among Dlr Correspondents NORTH HAMBURG. Mss Mae Van Fleet t* vstng Mrs, Geo. Baruard n Genoa. Mss Florence Kce s home from Ann Arhor for a weeks vacaton. There wll be communon servce at the church here Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Mary Huchey a eutertanug har grandchldren from Duraud. Mrs. Elzabeth Durkee s vstug at the home of Wll Durkee at present. Harry Wllams spent Sunday wth hs sster Mrs. R. H. Macknder near Howell. Peter Pool and wfe and Mss Grace Pool spent Sunday wth ther mother near Gregory. IOSCO. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smth of Mrs. E. E. Phllps s under the Lakeland spent Sunday wth hs doctors care. mother Mrs. Angelne Kce who Henry Lllywhte s n Howell s n poor health. attendng court. Frank Brennstal of Pettysvlle I E b b 8mth aad wfe vated met wth a great msfortune last! Howell lwfc week n week whle sawng wood, losng Wool buyers are busy ths year nearly all hs rght hand. at prosperty prces. The Sunday school elected the followng offcers for the comng year: Supt.-W. W. Heudrck Asst. Supt. Jas. Boylan 2nd Aset. Hunt, Grant Dunnng Sec. and Treats, Joseph McKnder Organst Una Bennett Aset. Orgaust Mae Van Fleet NORTH PUTNAM. Wm. Bland spent Howell. Monday at Grant Smth wll remodel hs large barn ths sprng. Tm Is ham sold a horse to J as. Foster of Unadlla the frst of the week. Mrs L. C. Gardner vsted relatves n Howell and Genoa last week. C. O. Dutton won the offce of member of board of revew by a te vote. I. J. Abbott hab been drawng Many of our farmers were ready hs baled hay to Anderson. to sow oats but Tuesdays snow Lulu and Edna Abbott vsted storm changed ther deas. Grace Pool Frday afternoon. The recent hgh wnds dd a Wra. Dunbar and famly are I great deal of damage to fences, movng on the Norman farm. Burgess wndmlls and several buldngs n I ths townshp. Walter Glover and wfe of Fowlervlle vsted her people here Sunday. SOUTH GREGORY. Mr. Barker s gettng along ncely. House cleanng s the order the day. John Moore has a fne lne Wall paper. Mr. Spauldng and famly n Jackson Thursday. of of were Ida Bates vsted her parents H. Bates and wfe Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond took tea wth Frank Ovtt and wfe Aprl 4th. Don McComer and wfe vsted ther parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Plumraer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond vsted her father, Geo. Cane, last week. They have gone north to lve. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wllams attended church at Gregory Sunday mornng and ate Easter dn ner wth Frank Ovtt and wfe. ANDEB80*. Mss Mary Sprout retu ed home from Mesck last week. School closed n the Wlon dstrct Frday for vacaton. Mrs. Jula Powell of 4U«ok spent latt week wth retortftjm. Mss Edna Reade the teacher at the corners was called homa last week by the sudden death of her father, Geo. Reade of Dexter. SOUTH IOSCO. Mrs. Joseph Wattera vsted L. T. Lamborns Thursday last. Chas. Sharp s workng for O' Bren Bros, n Stockbcdge on the banks of Lowe lrke lumberng off 60 acres of tmber. Mrs. Wll Caskey and daughter Elva vsted at Nck Burleys Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mowers and daughter Lncy vsted at L. T. Lamborns Sunday. Mss Grace Lamborn returned home Sunday after sewng a few weeks n Pnckney. School commenced here Taesday wth Mss Bertha Harrngton of Webbervlle as teacher. Mrs. Tna Roberts vsted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Harrngton of Webbervlle Sunday. Homer Wasaon, wfe and famly Bert Roberts, wfe and famly vsted at Davd Roberts Snnday. Patlc Repart**. Bhe pouted, wthdrawng her hand. TU button t myself," ah* aad. *Y<m'd never make a scrapper. You're too awkward wth the glovm" "But see how neatly I can land one OS the mouth," he aad, sutng tha actos to the word. Then he heard her ftter approach n* and dsplayed some marvelous lj Htver and wft footwork. Hew York at A Turk Who Wanted to Know. He was a very wealthy landlord and a descendant of the old sultans of Marash and Albtahm. He would nsk us every queston under the sun from the hstory of the royal famly to the vews of the Kugllau on matrmony whether England was smaller than London aud whch belonged to France; how much bgger the Turksh fleet was than the combned armaments of England, France and Russa and what was the fashonable costume at home. We drew elaborate maps of the world for hs beneft on paper sx Inches by eght nches and the most artstc and fathful portrats of trans, steamers and hansom cabs. And I thnk I may ay wth perfect confdence that, after gravely dscussng our statements wth hto servants and neghbors, he dsbeleved them all wth perfect Impartalty "Notes From a Dary In Asatc Turkey." A Ralway Gude. Now z (tat the ralrojjkjs are too poor to adverse n the parjbrs t s up to he peopl to take >om«ralway gude to keep nformed of lte trans. The Mchgan Ralway*.Kude, publshed and corrected by John H. Wood, tbe orgnal gude publsher, s very com* pact, complete and relable, shows all Steam and Electft^Joads n the State, several addtons and mprovements wll yet be made. Although sold at a very cheap prce, every care * taken to make t absolutely correct. We have made arrangements so that we oan furnsh t to our subscrbers once a month for the low prce ot 50 cents per year. If you have the gude you wll not have to be askng anyone when trans arrve or depart anywhere n the state. Send us 50c and try the gude one year. tate of Mchgan, the probate court for S the county of Lvngston, At a sesson of sad Court, held al the Probate Offce In the Vllage of Howell n sad county on the 12th Jday of Aprl 4. ), tsmw. Present, Hon. Arthur A. Montague.TudRe of Probate. In the mutter of the estate of SARAH J. RRIOOA, deceased A. D. Thompson havng fled n sad court hs fnal account an admnstrator of satd estate and hlb petton pray tag for the allowance thereof It a ordered, that tho Seventh day of May A. 1),, 1909, at ten o'clock n the forenoon at sad probate offce, be and 1B hereby apponted for examnng and allowng sad account. It s further ordered, that publc notce hereof be ftvm by publcaton of a copy of ths order, for three successve weeks prevous to sad day ot hearng: n the Pnckney DISPATCH a newspaper prnted and crculated n sad county tl7 See On r ARTHTJB A. MONTAGU!, Jotf* of Prctate. Specal Lne o BIRTHDAY and Souvenr Postcards at the Dspatch Offce, Pnckney Cong'I Church Notes Easter Sabbath was observed wth fttng eercs»s for tne occason. The pastor beng absent the usual hour fur vorshp was dwvoted to tne rectatons by the lttle one*, together wth Lome beautlul anthems, solos and duetts, all n keepng wth the event that has brought more joy and omtort to the wtole world tr.an any other n sacred or modern hstory. It seeaw rght that tle chldren shoold joun. wth the church n makug ths a joyful, happy season. Tbe sprtual motto used, Because I I've ye shall lve also, s a sermon for everyone. Rev. Gates wll be home next Smday. The Holy Communon servce wll be observed. Any wsbug to unte wth ths church, wll be welcomed at that tme. Ms* Vloran and A". Swarthout wll sng "Love Dvne." Prayer meetng Thursday evenng. M. E. Church Notes. Sunday mornng the pastor delvered an Easter semon that was one of the best we ever had the pleasure to lsten to. The church was full, bardly a seat beng vacant and all telt well pad for comng. The specal musv; was good and called out words ot prase. There wa«a *ood attendance at Sunday school, tbe record showng an even 100 and the collecton amounted to 3. In the evenng there was not sc large an attendance but the pastor delvered a splendd sermon. Do not forget the prayer meetng ths evenng, and the msson study at the close. The class have but two more chaptes of the study. Would t not pay you to rase a good span of mules? : : ; - : : We have a squarely bnlt Jack, bred from mported Spansh stock; good head and ears; large bone and feet; plenty of acton. : Ready for servce at Glennbrook Stock Farm. F. A. GLENN, Manager, Flowers For Easter Easter Ullss Azaleas Haacnts Cneraras We wll have n Bl.om for Easter the followng Callas also Roses Carnatons and all knds of Glt flowers Floral Work for Waddngs and Funnts A Spcllty J. A. BROWN, Florst HOWELL, MICHIGAN