PINCKNEY DISPATCH. Duet. ; Mr. Hartman and Mr. C*>k Roll Call Minutes Reports of Delegates. Treasurer's Report * Howell Chapter

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1 *i*)*i m^^m,n,m* mi nw i^»>*->»ij.<»imt»i>.jliun '»'n)y«* ^*W:' : -^ *3ZJBS5& & i Ri/A.i'f'.*- ' ' Wi. Vol. XXXVI Pinckney, Livingston County, Michigan, Thusday June 5, ) { )V) No. * : «T*^J :<-i-*-;. y*f RECOLLECTIONS OF BYGONE^ DAYS HARRIET GfclEVE By das. T. Baman. In the Sping of 18.% when my fathe came back fom the paental oof in Cayaga County, New Yok to begin wok on his newly puchased tact, be found that James Gieve had pe-empted land adjoining his on the noth and had sent out men to clea an opening and build a house to which. he could bing his young wife. M. Gieve was an educated and efined gentleman of English ancesty, had lived fo a time in Geneva N%w Yok whee he was maied to Haiet McPheson,- of Scottish antecdents, as the name indicates. In Autumn of thee yeas ae thei maiage they came to occupy thei home in the Michigan wilds. Thei neaest neighbos to the noth being a settle on Noton's Plains, eight mileb*distant. On Novembe 14 of the same yea thei eldest daughte Kiltie was bon-believed to be the fist white child bon in Putnam, though it is said that a child was bon to a family named Welle on the same day. M. Gieve was not \ man of the stong physique and ugged constitution j&ujlfcd t& ejidiie monge life, and ae.^,^-: ^.;v,v,i-*,-^\vi^^ ALMOST A NONAGENARIAN Last Sunday, June 1, Ms. Pete Hais celebate he eighty-ninth bithday at he home south of town. Althoughjaomewhat somewhat feeble, Ms. Hais enjoys good health, he mental faculties being exceptionally stong and clea and appaently she is -gomgto enjoy jaaay futue bithdays* A numbe of elatives and fiends gatheed at the home whee this estimable lady has lived fo ove THE "19" PLAY The Senios ae all set fo thei play, "Deacon Dubbs", which will be given at the Opea house Fiday evening, June 6. The play is an exceptionally good one has a stong plot and thee ae many heaty laughs -eal funny situations. The actos have woked iiad and constantly since eheasals have stated and unde the capable diection of Pof. Doyle thee is, no question but that each one will acquit himself with cedit befoe the footlights. Evey membe of the cast is COUNTY 0. E. S. Livingston County Ass>ciation 0. E. S. at Bighton June 10, AFTERNOON SESSION AT 1:30 Singing.... Ameica Paye...Ms. Lva Wimbles, Chaplain Singing Escoting Gand Offices to East Addess of Welcome Past W. P. Ralph Weeks Response Fank Chapman Duet. ; M. Hatman and M. C*>k Roll Call Minutes Repots of Delegates seventy yeas and pesented he Communications and Bills with a fine easy chai. Those pesent wee W. E. Muphy and family, Music Howell Chapte Teasue's Repot * M. and Ms. Patick Kennedy, James Memoial. i Pinckney Chapti M. Hais, Ms. Deveeaux, M. and Addess _. M. Stick Ms. John M. Hais and daughtes ^ Music.. Pinckney Chapte Sadie and Joie, Miss Nellie Gadne, I Remaks Gand^Offlces and A. J. Snyde and family. j Election of Offices j Banquet EVENING SESSION, 7 O'CLOCK! ; Music ', Unfinished busines County Association! Solo ~~_ Ms. Ethel Fowle ' j Opening Sevices Bighton Chapte j No. 314 ; Reception of Gand Offices j Ceemony of Initiation..Selected' Offices j School of Instuction Ms. Eva! j Snow, Wothy Gand Maton j Closing Sevices Bighton Chapte 314 Singing God Be With Ycu Till j We Meet Again. t-^-n?'??"*:: i Ui.WO, I Ui vuio l_i capitalists, whee he spent a numbe of LIVINGSTON COUNTY'S s \J* yeas. Thei only son the late H. Dudley I Gieve and thei seoonddaughte Maggie j HISTORY OF THE WAR YVANTLD Gil o woman fo geneal wee hon at Flat Rock. In l«ll the ^ housewok. Must be good plain -ook. Gieve family etuned to the'. fam Wok is being pushed on Livingston N'o washing. Will pay >'l i a week. wbi<-h had been occupied duing thei County's "Hono Roll" o Histoy of Apply D. M. C. Ruen, absence by M. Affleck who had taken up the land adjoining on the noth. the Wa. This wok will contain pictues and ecods of all the soldies G--.II Chalevoix Ave., Detoit, Mbh. Five yean late M. Gieve, not yet foty, was taken by death leaving his and sailos of the county who seved in the late wa, also pictue^ of FOR SALE -Good, light single diving widow with ive small childen, the wagon. Ms. Alice iloft, n-a A,- eldest not ten yeas, the youngest, all the Wa Boads, Red Coss officials - deson. Rhone \H F 2. Hattie, now Ms. S. A. Topping of and committees, Fou Mmute Men, Plaintield, a babe but thee week old, Home Guads and distict school teaches who so loyally aided in the vaious FOR SALF Faly seed potatoes. thei home a log cabin in a little cleaing on a fontie settlement on which divps and elief wok. Accompanying YVeshy Vines. Rhone ~,»J F : ;.;. FOR SALE A good IOVJ. thee was a consideable debt, fo M. each will be a bief text descibing the K. G. Lambetson. Gieve had taken a lage tact than activities o pat toat the vaious oganizations o individuals took. LOST Lage Beave Shawl between the aveage settle, the entie half of section 7. Hee was a condition that Aangements have not yet been James Nash and R. C. Haddock fam would appall the stoutest heat. Ms. completed fo a place in Pinckney to Rewad. Finde please phone o etun to Ms. JameB Nash. -Gieve w"as" not one who having "put he bing photogaphs but hope to have hand ^o the plough" could lookback. vey soon. In the meantime if you With Undaunted couage and the detemination chaacteistic of he ace she tioned above, get you photo eady so ae included in the list of people men PAINTING- Inside and ouuide. Good wok pomptly done at easonable set heself to the task befoe he. To that it can t>e handed in as soon as called fo. If you haven't one tha,t is good pices. Wm. Daow, J. ea and educate he flock of little ones.and povide them with a comfotable go to Ludwig's Studio, Howell,* and FOR SALE -Fine gade beeding ewes. liome. one will be made fo the book fee of Apply at this office..«', -,3 -j... "tu vbizk chage. = i g«fe v, "tfis -JaSiy *ievvktptmnt- ol West Putnam. With the aid of such Roll." pultef. - ^nse tools ae ii~gf>ot"~c~0th Jielp as she could hie and that of a ditton and will be sold cheap. Al^o ^homeless boy whom she had, in the Little Willie cultivato. geatness of he heat, taken in and W. C. Dunning. MOORE-McGEE given a home, the fam was cleae 1, a FOR SALE -Hojse, ban andjonw ace house was built that was an onament of fine gaden land. Good well a.d to the plains. The childen wee give A vey quiet and petty wedding took cisten and all kinds of fuit. > *:». all the advantages which the local school pi-ice at the M. E. pasonage Tuesday Mavin Swathout. could affod. At the age of sixteen he evening, June?> when Miss Viena Mc- eldest daughte, Kittie, had fitted heself fo a teache in the pimay schools, in maiage by Rev. PL L. Sutheland. on shaes. Apply to Miss Lucia Gee and M. Oma Mooe wee united j LAND FOR RFN'T Ten to fiy ac^s and began that wok in he home distict. Fo: twenty-eight yeas and bide and goom. Tney will live np P'inckney. Miss Lucia Hinchey M. and Ms. Walke attended the Hinhey, at fam.'two mi es west (f until he untimely death in is80 she thei fam in Maion township. 1 The Maples, Pinckney, Mich. taugnt the vaious schools of Unadilla and Putnam. Pobably no moe efficient o popula teacliejeve seved in 1 think'the most satisfactoy ith of j " July doings I eve attended was on he ; NOTARY PUBLIC WITH SEAL- that community no was mouned by a seventy-fih bithday whee by invitation so many of he old fiends and neigh W. P. Daow. wide cicle of he fome pupils than Kittie Gieve. bos gatheed unde the maples which HOMEGROWN GARDEN SEEDS shaded the little home in Unadilla, in Suga beet, pasnip, lolden Bantam Ms. Gieve's home, filled as it was which she passed he declining yeas. ^with inteesting young people, was pe- sweet co\ tunin, musk melon, Seated unde the folds of Old Gloy at watemelon, field and pie pumpkin, ul aly the social cente of the'eommu:>ity. She entetained with lavish^ the head of the long picnic table su- fou vaieties squash s^ed, onion s( ts W-ounded with naif a hunded happy fo ealy us'\ enly ;md lato potatoes, hospitality, and to miss a ^>aty o so faces, young and old, he face beaming cial gatheing at Ms. Gieve's,was a diffeent vai'eths. with pide and joy, she made an ideal Jam^s V:-k. T Pin' v. --fmefotttn«-indeed. foast-'miatess. Fist she"up'fcel that 4 - -~ -- Hon as he was onlndependc» )a\, j the Dochatbn of I.depcndance h,- ead! NOTARY PC Hi ; \\ i n si:\\, At in I-* i whet; the dislike and distust of j nn e moe in hc hpaingi thpn hptwoen Pi: -k; :? v>, -i, -t '' Rank. Mothe Eng'and -vva.s still intense, pat- I ho billiant spakle? of he own wit. I E. G. Lamhctson iomm was always a dominant.-i-men? j shfi ca P,i f o p?pin«os fom the few in Ms. Gave's ivin-t,-, Al h»j«h j emaining piofef-s who?ai-d he 1 :. (,]; -: 1 P'J and suttagists wee not m he day. no one hack V) the days of thei (, aiy, t,_,^1(,! ' (. h>,..". a k. dme took a deepe it.te.-eat it; locato national f,, libety and fo home. i -,' ',, politics no could suppot he opinion?hc m^ o v of ^y boy hoof, " liavfl jn " " O with a b-tt- agument than Ms. putnam wjl) a]wayq ^ Rwppti, h ' ca,. Fe Gieve - "Aunty Gieve" was thee.- i. 1 n "' ; ' :»-»«Ie W( - f.i Pmcknev. C We Invite Compaison Low pices mean nothing if QUALITY is lacking. In these tving days of mechandising we. ae glad to stand back of ou line of dy goods and gents' funishings. Ou pices may seem high to you, but QUAL ITY CONSIDERED, we KNOW ou pices"" ae" EXCEEDINGLY LOW- Hence, we say again: WE INVITE COMPARISON' A complete assotment of gils and misses white canvas pumps and oxfods, also a full sizing in the patent dess pump and oxfod., Cfu Gocey stock is most complete and on Satuday, May 29th we wii sell J5e-t <)(K Hoom Be-t VY^k Shf'. FOR CASH ONLY at only only \\V guaantee you we <\in sjve you money,on you dou puchases, ' ithf hael lots u }< -<. Ou -aock i- always oanolei". ( Y;me in and he onvined hy 5<K 7 6c MONKS BROS- We don't have to talk QUAblTY QUALITY IS ALWAYS In This Stoe We Ci Li -i an tee- oual if.\- - end ci] j; ( ee ou jmiees! -i low - 1 ^ ; '' ~ ' '* j ' s'oo'!-.;! thf -anv- 'jualiiy e- in Le -old. We Ae Not la the Tust We know we can save you money in ou line of Shoe-. ( '.ill :in,\ l )f.. convinced. ' In dy i;oods. noiion-, -iiits. apons, desses, o liteal Is, hos-y, etc. see us fo piees. ovealls, Money talks. Buy you tobaecos,md cigas hee- \ou buy fo less. OuXstock ot goceies is complc-ic and will ompae la\gdhly with any gocey Slock in the county. We have special low pices in goceies evey 1 day. Kaon, ham. lad compound, bolognas, cold meats ee. Ffou As Low As The Lowt>sf Ou let: Ceam can't be beat. Fuits at all times. Vegetable- in -ea-on. HLhe-; pice fo ej;q;s. THb ECONOMY CENTER. L. E- RICHARDS Jl \ -9 ^ -4 *M -¾, ^-w*f's~ «#w?;..tyi/w.-^f&fi.^jty?*,.^ *x :' -I,.<. '«>' ;M.. : >;. \<i ^ *&m&teim V?> ; ^ -5 4 /J WS «-. * * *

2 1 ^ - x ' " 1 ' ^ REVOLTS BLOOM AGAIN IN MEXICO DISPATCH SAYS HALF OF VILLA' ARMY WAS LOST IN BATTLE WITH FEDERAL TROOPS. AN6ELES NAMED PRESIDENT Villa Repoted to Have* Poclaimed Right-Hand Man As Chief, Him. self Secetay of Wa. El Paso, Tex. Colonel J. G. Escoba, in command of the Juaez gaison, on May 30, gave out a telegam fom Geneal J. A. Casto, >et Chihuahua City, announcing the defeat of * Vflla foce at "Santa Andes, 45 miles to the southeast The battle, accoding to the message, lasted 24 hous, the Villa toops, commanded by Matin Lopez, losing one-half of thei foces. The fedeals wee unde command of Geneal Petonito Henandez. The message gave no details of the numbe of men engaged. Villa Name* Angeles Pesident Washington. Villa foces have poclaimed Geneal Felipe Angeles povisional pesident of Mexico and Villa himself, secetay of wa. The move coming at the climax of militay opeations consideed by the Caanza govenment so seious that it has asked the United States fo pemission to move toops though Texas, New Mexico and Aizona is egaded hee as eflecting a situation moe seious in Mexico than any since the tiumph of Caanza foces ove Villa thee yeas ago. Viewed in connection with the activities of the Felicista foces in southen Mexico, the situation is egaded as full of possibilities. ~~-*i. /,-'-/; ~ jf >* >.- >^i.'*i;/:-*'-- ^ '^^V^ 1 ^V*-*^"^,* ^ nh^f+v"'??. '.'1«^ ',** ;-J ~ TtlvvB^-C'KjfjW-** -^11*-" WOLVERINE IN COMMAND AT CUSTER FOR FEW DAYS BRIGADIER GENERAL W1NANS Camp Custe Following the tansfe of Maj. Gen. Haan, commandant at Camp Custe, Bigadie Geneal Wtnans was tempoaily placed in command, pending the aival of Majo Geneal F. L. Winn, who was assigned to succeed Majo G«al Haan. Bigadie Geneal Wlnans is a Michigan man. LEAGUE IS MADE PARTY ISSUE Democatic Leades Decide to Build Platfom On Covenant. Chicago Descibing the Republican paty as an oganization "which complains and moves backwad," and the peace teaty and the League of Nations covenant as "the geatest document of human libety eve pepaed", Chaiman Home S. Cummins, of the Democatic national committee, sounded the keynote fo an aggessive pesidential campaign in Paty leades declaed they wel- Li^'i is!&w*^ UNUSUAL HAPPENINGS AND OTHER BRIEFjjEWS King of Bavaia Losing Mind. Geneva The aged Ludwig, fome king of Bavaia, is showing signs of insanity, which is heeditay in the fome oyal family. Allied Leades to Visit Ameica. Pais King Albet of Belgium and Lloyd Geoge 1 ' of Geat Bitain ae expected to visit Washington to.attend the initial meeting of the League of Nations next Octobe. Women to Rule Democatic Paty. Washington. All Democatic campaign committees, active in congessional elections, will have women chaimen, it has been decided by the Democatic congessional committee. U. 8. Lenient On Soldies insuance. Washington. Soldies who fail to pay thei pemiums on govenment Insuance ae dischage will be given" a nine months' peiod in which the policy may be einstated unde a wa isk bueau uling announced by Secetay Glass. Eighty Yanks Missing Ae Blast. London As a esult of a fie in 8 building occupied by Ameican toops in the Coblenz distict and the explo sion of a munition dump 80 men ae missing, accoding to a Cologne dis patch to the Exchange Telegaph com pany. Yanks' Bides Get Fee Ride to U. S. Best Ameican soldies who es caped fom the embace of Mas but fell befoe the dats of Cupid and ma ied Fench gils ae pemitted by Uncle Sam to biing home theii bides at the expense of the goven ment Incendiaies Bun Five Chuches. FELT SOLDIER SPOKE TRUTH No Doubt Colonel Blank, in His Heat, Realized Just How Tough He Did Look. CoIoneL Blank, who had been such a tata at all inspections that his A ceam sauce poued ove tet> de, unifomly wafe-like slice* of LibV * Died Beef makes a delightful luncheon at little cost. Askyou goce today fo JLibby* s Died Beef Ubby, M?N«I1 * Ubby Chicago INFLUENZA ^^»^^0« Mwnwi Feve, Eplzootlo And all diseases of the hoae affecting his thoat speedily cued; colts and hoses in the same stable kept fom hazing thetn by using 8POHN'8 COMPOUND, 3 to 6 doses oen cue. Safe fo bood maes, baby colts, stallions, all ages and conditions. Most skillful scientific compound. SPOHN'S is sold by you dugsist. 8POHN MEDICAL CO., Mfs^ Goshen, Did. At Least He Was Thee. When he was ministe of the inteio in the Saien cabinet, M. Clemeiceau pescibed fo the functionaies of his depatment pecise office hous which woe to be igoously obseved. One day, ealy In the aenoon, he called his bueau chief, MSa-.-Mtet ii*^vms^02i3^si»3*^!«*ss&' ^¾ t..s ~X>-^.<i-i ' v;'**v *s'* KiJj^i^ii^, v-j^s^m. A... T. - &JV- nuputi«h«hutu Up Peace Few Weeks Longe. Pais. June 15 is the ealiest possible date on which the Geman teaty can be signed if no obstuctions ae encounteed, but June 20 is the moe pobable date fo its signatue and the depatue of Pesident Wilson fo the United States, accoding to a membe of the Ameican peace delegation who discussed the situation with the coespondent. The Geman counte poposals have been eceived with the geatest inteest by the membes of the peace confeence, especially the claims fo immediate membeship in the league of nations, fo a plebiscite to decide the> disposition of Silesia and fo fixing a definite sum fo epaations. With the exception of Fance all the majo powes would undoubtedly agee to the immediate admission of Gemany to the league of nations but Fance is unalteably opposed and in consequence thee it no possibility of this being done. SWISS BAR TEUTON BLOCKADE Say Act Would Violate Ns-utaUtv-.- Geneva The Swiss govenment has decided to eply negatively to the Allied note concening the blockade of Gemany if Gemany efuses to sign the peace teaty. It is held that compliance would infinge Swiss neutality. Fiume to Be Fee City. Pais Tne Temps says that an ageement vitually has been eached on the Adiatic question and that Pesident Wilson, has given his consent to the aangement which Pemie Olando of Italy has accepted. Accoding to the Temps, Flume foms with the egion to the west an independent state unde the League of Nations. Seveal stategic islands axe to be given to Italy. BRITAIN TAMPERS WITH MAIL Senato Chages That U. 8. Lettes Ae Still Being "Censoed." Washington The chage that Geat Bitain was still censoing and othewise taflpeing with mail passing betwee*k_ Ameican businaas inteests and epesentatives oveseas has been made in the senate by Senato Sheman of Illinois. He intoduced a esolution voicing a potest against Geat Bitain continuing to examine and mutilating Ameican business lettae **the lette* of ov Bitish competito*" eince Dee ceseatlotf of wafae..'f' : ' coming fight, and expessing conndence of victoy. Until Pesident Wilson definitely announces his attitude towad a thid tem, paty cbieans say thee will be no seious discussion of candidates. GERMAN COUNTER-PROPOSALS Teutons Would Have Thei Ships Managed By U. S. Washington. Gemany's fomal eply to the teaty tems.while not as voluminous as ecent.epots have led the wold to expect, appea to take Issue with the Allies on nealy all the impotant phases of the teaty, accoding to summaies eceived fom Belin and Pais. Conceing the Saa egion, Gemany asks Fance to give up he teitoial petensions to this egion and pemit economic contol ove all the coal output thee. It is poposed that the Geman fleet be tansfeed to an intenational tust, managed by the Amei. cans and contolled by the League of Nations. As egads the cable T>^> Ti T> T*»,*^-.'-!^»^ lines, Ge- i //>' 1 Rewads of moe than 11,000 have been offeed fo appehension of the incendiaies. Wold's New Altitude Recod Made. Pais Adjutant Casale, a Fench aviato, on May 28, in a flight fo altitude, ascended 31,000 feet. This constitutes a wold's ecod, Adjutant Casale duing the wa had numeous fights in the ai and was cedited with having downed 12 Geman machines. Gets Pay Fo Hose Ae 55 Yeas Bloomfleld, 111. D. James Taylo has eceived wod fom Washington that he has been allowed $100 fo a hose which was killed duing the Civil wa. The howe was killed at the battle of Oklona, La., in 1864 and the claim has been pending since that time. Swedish Women Get Suffage. New Yok Swedish women have been ganted full suffage, accoding to a cable message eceived by Ms. Caie Chapman Catt, pesident of the National Women's Suffage association, fom Ms. Anna Wicksell, vice pesident of the National Woman's 4 f«o/k<k n # if\w* s 4- -f?<n.!itom«p' :!,' tia-*ii zzixza-tlzzzz- ia=lstxzf.i ^?-5- J ;; "^ i^^»»-*"''*! esfta'sfc otnatf^ns. =========:- Concening teitoial questions in the east of Euope, the counte poposals call the attention of the Entente to the state of mind of the Geman populations in the contested teitoies of Uppe Silesia and East and West Pussia and Danzig. These populations, it says, would be sue to take up ams in thei own defense if they wee to be annexed to Poland and that this might was. lead to othe LIBEL SUIT TESTIMONY BEGUN Fod-Tibune Case May Continue All Summe. Mt Clemens. Five "lies" and six "libels" ae contained in the six-inch editoial In the Chicago Tibune of June 23, 1916, calling Heny Fod an anachist, accoding to M. Fod's attoneys. If the Fod attoneys cay out thei announced pogam of poving the Tibune to have. been animated by sodid flnanciil and po-geman motlvee at the time it was uging the United States to potect its bode by amed intevention In Mexico, and if the Tibune wins the ight to intoduce its mass of evidence showing the conditions on the bode and elsewhee, which it declaed constituted a sltaation unde which it was anachistic fo Heny Fod to take his attitude towad militay pepaed, neat, It is likely to be a legal summe In 1 Clemen*. Bsffa&,K.-Y. Rsgspple~tii" Geat, a 2-yea-old Holstein bull, was sold fo $125,000 at the dispesal sale of the stock fam of Olive Cabana, J., hee. The pice is said to be the highest eve paid fo a sie. Robet Pointe of Detoit was the buye. Anothe ecod was made when the cow Faiview Mata was sold to John T. Shanahan, of Buffalo, fo $36,000. She is a poduce of 47.il pounds of butte a week. Pig, Buied in Staw 3 weeks, Lives La Cosse, Wis. A stawstack on Joseph Kunes fam nea Melose tipped ove, coveing up a numbe of pigs. M. Kunes succeeded in escuing all but one of the pigs. A unt weighing about 75 pounds was buied so deep in the staw that the owne figued it would be dead by the time he eached it Thee weeks late when the last of the stack was loaded onto a wagon a hied man found the pig, still alive, but weak fom lack of nouishment Daning Needle Nealy Kills Child. Maiden, Mast. An alam clock came nea causing seious esults to one membe of the family of Fed Holt M. Holt was epaiing the clock with a daning needle. Neaby was his 19-months-oId son asleep on a couch. The sping slipped with such foce that it thew the daning needle against the sleeping child's face, Imbedding it lengthwise is the check. It waa necessay fo a physician to open the check sufficiently to each the end of the needle snave. Fo six days he was unable to py the mud fom his clothes o ake it fom hiy hai. And in this unfamilia state he was hailed at the end of the sixth day by a doughboy who seized a moment of leisue to ^have by n mio hung on a knife stuck in n tee. "Hey, thee, Buddie!" the doughho.v shouted. "Do you know you look like h? Bette come up and get a shave o Colonel Blank will land on you like a ton of bicks!" Colonel Blank accepted the invitation. Stas and Stipes. Big Game County. "I undestand you came fom a geat game county?" said the lady on the committee to welcome the gizzled waios of the Westen plains. "Indeed, yes, ma'am," was the cowboy's eply. "What is the biggest game you have in Wyoming?" "Poke," ma'am!" Yonkes Statesman. found empty. At last, in a nook unde the oof, they came upon a poo devil of a clek who, ovecome by the boat, had fallen asleep at his desk, i M. Winte spung fowad to shake and ouse him, but M. Clemenceau checked hi in : "Sapistl! But, no! Don't waken him, o he, too, may un away!" King's Stuat Potait. It is inteesting to hea of the king buying an old potait of James II, fo it suggests that the omantic inteest in the house of Stuat which Queen Victoia felt vey stongly is heeditay. She made collections of j Stuat souvenis, hated Queen Eliza-, neth, shaed Scot affection fo May j Stuat, and epoached Macaulay I with having been had on the memoy of he ancesto James II. "Not you majesty's ancesto," said Macaulay, "you majestyls pedecesso." and was vey poud of his eply. London Mail. Appehensive Compulsoy Education. 'In a case like yous, the docto A new govenment uling in Bumust have the co-odination of the na equies all Buman gils twelve patient yeas of age and ove to attend ^..TILmo V.L a 6 <- uuu \JVCI iu aut^na a "All ight, docto, but has it gone ; gils* school, if one exists in the town, ^ob»w3l_^u3 Ol^Em«9^ti^-- "ATfobste in a huy, waite." I Some men ty fo make light of thei "Yes, si; I'U attend to you ight away." Boston Tanscipt.. toubles by buning thei uneceipted bills. Why Complain of Poo Coffee O The High Pice of Coffee when you can have a supeio beveage of ich flavo and health value by dinking the oiginal POSTUM CEREAL Ifs an Ameican dink whose tigh quality neve vaies. Its pice doesn't change and ifs economical Two sizes, usually sold at 15c and 25c X ****** Eveywhee at Goces. 'nttttlttltlmmmlmmmmmmit

3 ^¾¾^^¾^...*-*...«.. K fh-: awosssshsi: ^amisg-gattggw^s'vj'a uglaaaaawf; pap -ifitu^* ;','... < ( -.V^Hf,.... ^,..., f,,t-i>t^ht<^f, wv 'W. it *; *s-4>.^.i v.^j'.'^-.-.v-^^-.v-. j nfancy Autho of -Gaustak," The Hollow of He Hand.** ** Beveiy of Gaustak," *The By GEORGE BARR McCUTCHEON %Z t. GREEN FANCY LIARS. Synopsis. Thomas K. Banes, a wealthy young New Yoke, on a walking tip In New England nea the Canadian bode, is given a li In an automobile y a mysteious and attactive gil bound fo a house called Geen Fancy. At Hat's taven Banes finds a standed toupe of "ban-stoming" actos, of which Lyndon Rushco Is the Jstaf and "Miss Thackeay" the leading lady. They ae doing hotel wok fo thei boad. He leans Geen Fancy la a hou&e of mystey. That night two mounted men leave the taven unde odd cicumstances. One Is shot dead nea by; the othe Is bought back dying. The sheiff detains Banes. Geen Fancy guests appea and say the mystey does not concen Geen Fancy, CHAPTER V Continued. The two men looked at him, plainly peplexed. "When was all this?" inquied De Soto. "Ealy last evening. He, picked np you latest guest at the cones, and she insisted in his diving me to the taven befoe the stom boke. I've been teibly anxious about he. She cnust have been caught out in all that " t'* **- -»**>;?****?- '- s**"-^- -*/:je*5cs;i^ - "'-i^^^-'v^j-v-^.-i^i-^t^i Ot^ighi by Dodd,; >andoeoip»ay«mean. I shall be delighted to join you. "Twelve-thity, did you say?" "It would give me geat pleasue If you daughte would also gace the festal boad. I think It Is too bad that she has to go about in the gown she weas, M. Rushco," said Banes. "She's much too splendid fo that. I have a poposition Td like to make to you late on. I cannot make It* howeve, without consulting Miss Thackeay's feelings." "My dea fellow!" beamed Rushco, seizing the othe's hand." "One fequently eads in books about It coming like this, at fist sight, but, damme, I neve deamed that it eve ealiy happened. Count on me! She ought to leave the stage, the dea child. No moe fitted to it than an Easte lily. He place Is In the home, the " "Good Lod, I am not thinking of n And Banes, aghast, stopped befoe bluting out the wods that leaped to his lips. "I mean to say this is a poposition that may also affect you excellent companions. Bacon and Dillingfod, ns weh as youself." At twelve-thity shap Banes came down fom his oom feshly shaved and bushed, to find not only M. Rushco and Miss Thackeay awaiting him In the office, but the Messs. Dilllngfod and Bacon as well. "I took the libety, old fellow," said Rushco. addessing Banes, "of asking my excellent co-wokes to Join us in ou epast." "Delighted to have you wh us, gentlemen." said Banes affably. The sole topic of convesation fo ^feiti^..half hou was the mysteious -^.-¾^¾^¾¾¾^^ "You may believe It," he assued he. "It Isn't the usual couse," she said quietly, and he face bightened. "You ae not like moat men, M. Banes." "My dea child," said Rushco "you must leave this matte to ou fiend and me. I fancy I know vu honest man when I see him. My deti fellow, fotune is but tempoaily fowning upon me. In a few weeks I shall be on my feet again, zipping along on the cest of the wave. I dae say I can etun tjie money to you in a month o six weeks. If " "Oh, fathe!" cied Miss Thackeay. "We'll make it six months, and I'll pay any ate of inteest you desie. Six pe cent, eight pe cent, ten pe " "Six pe cent, si, and we will make it a yea fom date." "Ageed. Get up and dance fo us. Dilly! We shall be in New Yok tomoow!" "You foget the dictatoial sheiff, M. Rushco," saidj Banes. "The valet!" baked M. Rushco. It was aanged that Dlllingfod and Bacon wee to go to HonvHle in a hied moto that aenoon, secue the judgment, pay the costs, and attend to the emoval of the pesonal belongings of the standed quatette fom the hotel to Hat's Taven. The younge actos stoutly efused to accept Banes' offe to pay thei boad while at the Taven. That, they declaed, would be chaity, and they pefeed his fiendship and his espect to anything of that sot. Miss Thackeay T howeve, was to be immediately elieved of he position as chambe- % Wei!,. t.i^iienuouai> nuneo, said Banes slowly. "And so am I," said O'Dovvd with conviction. "I have seen the heoine of ou busted omance. She's a goodlooking gil. * I'm not supised chut -she kept he veil down, if you wee to leave It to me, though, I'd s«y that it's a sin to cay discetion go fa as all that. You see what I mean, don't you?" Ills ich laugh came ove the wie. "Pefectly. Thank you fo IPMOK me know. My mind Is at est. Goodby." As he hung up the eceive he said to himself. "You ae a most affable, convincing chap, M. O'Dowd. hut I don't believe a wod you say. That woman Is no lady's maid, and you've known ail the time that she was thee." At fou o'clock he set out alone fo a tamp up the mountain oad in which the two men had been *hot down. His mind was quite clea. Roon and Paul wee not odinay obbes. They wee, no doubt, honest men. He would hae said that they wee thieves bent on buglaizing Geen Fancy wee it not fo the disclosues of Miss Thackeay and the vey convincing poof that they wee not shot by the same man. It was not beyond eason Indeed, it was quite pobable-^that they wee tying to coss the bode; In that event tt.^»-eal opeations would be confined to the Canadian side of the line. He could not fee himself of the suspicion that Geen Fancy possessed ^.¾ the key to the situation. Roon and his companion could not have had the slightest inteest in his movements up to the instant he -encounteed the young woman at the cossoads. His busy bain suddenly suffeied the shock of a distloct conclusion. Was sh^ a fellow conspiato? Was she the inside woke at Geen Fancy in a wculaid plan to ifle the place? Could it be possible that she was the confedeate of these painstaking agents who luked with siniste patience outside the vey gates of the place called Geen Fancy? His amble caied him fa beyond the spot whee Roon's body was found and whee young Conley hud come upon the tetheed hoses. His eage, Weak Fom Pain Ms. Gibbet Was in Misey, But Doan's Bought He Splendid Health. "About 15 yeas ago my/kidneys wee in bad condition," says Ms. Lucy Gibbet, Columbia Ave., Havey, 111. "Thee was a constant, dull, beaingdo wu pain in the small of my back. I couldn t tun ove in bed without such ain I could hadly beathe. Monings was stiff, soe and lame all ove; f my back was like a usty hinge. "Inflammation of the bladde nealy dove me wild. The kidney secetions passed evey little while, day and night, a little at. a time, and buned like fie. Geat sacs of wate fomed unde my eyes. -^ fl. "I was in such misey ^1, ^ 1^¾ I would become weak and so nevous I would sceam. I had neve-tacking headaches and the hack of my neck pained me. I was so dizzy I didn't dae 1>end ovef fo fea of fatttte on my face. My night became blued. I was sick all ove. "Five boxes of Doan's Kidney PiUt cued me of kidney touble. Fince then I have enjoyed splendid health and I owe it all to Doan's. Swon to befoe me, SAMUEL VANICK, notay Public Cat Doan's *t Any Stas* 60c m Boa DOAN'S VfAV FOSTER-MD-BURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. Cuticua Soap Best fo Baby Soap 26c., Otntm*nt 25* 50o,. Talcum»a Ssapl* eaoe m*li»d fww by "0«tvca»,J>(p*. RJBatoa." STRIPPED OF ALL ROMANCE Causes of the Newlyweds' Mutual Attaction Had a Decidedly Commonplace Aspect. "No guest aived at Geeh Fancy last ooone and sheiff In imposing upon the nost notewothy "c&mp^ffceiic-yv i»e evening, no was one expected." him and his company the sam^ e seamestictions that had been applied to moe popely speaking as if he wee the big tees which so fa had oh- me? WHS It my supeb playing on the to egad it as his due, o and ide fence and saunteed among finally convinced yoi inai > (*«'-nveu Banes staed. "Do you mean to Bay that she didn't get thee, ae Banes They wee not to leave the doing Banes a geat favo in allowing soued the house fom view. The tees vloljn, o my ih, 'cellolike voice, o all?" county until the authoities gave the hn to lend money to a peson pf his gew vey thickly on the slope, and pehaps If was one of the exquisite "She? A woman, was It?" demanded O'Dowd. "Bedad, If she said she hea the sta's indignant lamentations, "A thought has just come to me. gessed deepe Into the wood. At the "Hecto," she said, low, "It was the wod. One would have thought, to impotance. they wee unusually lage. He po poems that 1 wote you? Tell me!" was coming to Geen Fancy she was that he and his paty wee in a position to depat when they pleased. It aose fom table. "With the pope he halted. Thee was no sign of habi puts on you hai. What is it about my dea fellow," he emaked as they end of what must have been a mi It- pefectly intoxicating stuff the babe spoofing you. Ae yon sue it was old Pete who gave you that Jolly ide?" would have been difficult to Imagine kind of backing I could put ove one tation, no indication that man had me that convinced you beyond the "No, I am not sue," said Banes that he was not actually olling In of the most stupendous things the theate has known in fiy yeas. I don't fo each othe? The delicate genius shadow of a flouht that we wee made uneasily. "She was afoot, having money Instead of being absolutely walked fom the station below. I met penniless. mind saying to you although it's of my touch on the hap? The intangible, indelnable beauty of my he at the cones and she asked me If Banes had been immesed In his athe sub osa that I have witten a 1 knew how fa it was to Geen own thoughts fo «ome time. A slight play a fou-act dama that will pack eyes? My adoable pofile? Tell Fancy, o something like that. Said fown, ns of eflection, dakened his the biggest house on Boadway to thp me!" she was going thee. Then along came eyes. Suddenly pehaps impolitely oof fo as many months as we'd ne "It wan the cunning little sound you the automobile, attling down this to stay. Pehaps you will nllnw me make when you eat celey," he confessed. vey oad an ancient Panhad diven to talk it ove with you i\ little late by an old codge. She seemed to think on. You will be inteested. I'm sue. And, both vaguely displeased, they It was all ight to hop In and tust Egad, si, I'll ead the play to you. efained fom speaking to each othe heself to him,.although she'd neve I'll What ho. landlod. Have you fo at least five minutes. seen hfm befoe." "The antique Panhad fits In all ight," said O'Dowd, "but I'm hanged if the woman fits at all. No such peson aived at Geen Fancy last night" "Did you get a squae look at the dive's face?" demanded De Soto. "It was almost too dak to see, but he was old, hatchet-faced, and spoke With an accent" "Then it couldn't have been Pete," CHAPTER VI. Chaity Begins Fa Fam Home, and a Stoll In the Wildwood Follows. M. Rushco was fuious when he aose at eleven o'clock on the moning ae the double mude, having slept like a top though all of the commotion. He boomed all ove the place, vocal castlg%tlons falling ight and le on the guilty and the innocent without distinction, "I don't see how you managed to sleep though it," Banes boke In. **You must have an unusually clea conscience, M. Rushco" M I haven't any conscience at all, si,* oaed the sta. "1 had an unusually full stomach, that's what waa the matte with me. I take oath now, ai, neve to eat again as long as I live. A man who cannot goven his beastly appetite ought to defy it, if nothing else.'* "I gathe fom that emak that yon omitted beakfast this moning,** "Beakfast si? In God's name, I Imploe you not to efe to anything so disgusting as stewed punes and bacon at a time like this. My mind la ** "How about luncheon? Will yo* join me at twelve-thityt "That's quite anothe matte," said M. Rushco eadily. "Luncheon is an esthetic tifate to the physical b> uuajtnce of man, If y<m know «b*t I he inteupted M. Rushco'a flow of eloquence, "Have you any objection M. Rushco, to a moe o less pegonal question concening you own pivate e misfotunes?" be asked, leaning fowad. Fo a moment one could have head a pin dop. M. Rushco evidently held his beath. Thee could be no mistake about that. "It's athe delicate, but would you mind telling me Just how much jou wee stuck up fo by the e»vas it a wit of attachment?" "It was," said the sta. "A wit "3W4MH mityufcfa VstC- &&*i* **** >* &.* Vuc aide of a house, with a face like a foil cunious pafslmea-ious wfeat shall I moon, and he Is Yankee to his toe*. say? Well, I will be as simple as possible hotel keepe. Ninety-seven dol By gad, Banes, the plot thickens 1 A woman has been added to the mystey. Now, who the devil Is she and what baa become of he?** las and foty cents. Fo that pitiful amount he subjected me to ** "Well, that isn't so bad," said Banes, vastly elieved. He was covetly watching Miss Thackeay's halfaveted face as he ventued upon the poposition be had decided to put befoe them. "I am pepaed and willing to advance this amount^ M. Rushco, and to take you pesonal note as secuity." Rushco leaned back In his chai and stuck his thumbs la the annholes of his vest He displayed no undue elation. Instead he affected pofound calculations. His daughte shot a swi seaching look at the would-be Samaitan. Thee was a heightened colo in he cheeks. "Moeove, I shall be happy tp incease the amount of the loan sufficiently to cove you etun at once to Ji'ew Yok, if you so desie by tain." Banes smiled as he added the last two wods. "Extemely kind of yon, my dea Banes," said the acto, unning his Anges though his hai. Tou faith in me is most gatifying. 7 I eally don't know what to say to you. si.** "May I inquie just how you expect to pofit by this tansaction. M. Banes?" Miss Thackeay asked steadily. He stated, catching he meaning. "My dea Miss Thackeay,* he exclaimed, "this tansaction Is solely be* tween you fathe and me. I shall have no othe claim to pess.** "I wish I could believe that,** she best automobile sent aound to the doo as quickly as possible. A couple of ay men ae going to HonvtHe to fetch hithe ay " "Just a minute," inteupted Putnam Jones, whollv unimpessed. "A man just called you up on the phone, M. Banes. I told him you was entetaining oyalty at lunch and couldn't be distubed. So be asked me to have you call him up as soon HS^s flsamnlsb^ -: - The mellow voice of the Iishman soon esponded to Banes' call. "I called you up to elieve you mind egading the young woman who came last night" he said. "Yon obseve that I say 'came.' She's quite all ight, safe and sound, and no cause fo uneasiness. I thought yon meant that she was coming hee as a guest, and so I made the vey natual mistake of saying she hadn't come at all, at all. The young woman In question Is Ms. Van Dyke's maid. But bless me soul, how was I to know she was even in existence, much less expected by tain o moto o Shanks' mae? Well, she's hee, so thee's the end of ou mystey." Banes was slow in eplying. He was doubting his own eas. It was not conceivable that an odinay o even an extaodinay lady's maid could have possessed the exquisite voice and manne of his chance acquaintance of the day befoe, o the temeity to ode that sou-faced chauffeu about as if The chauffeu I "But I thought you said that M. Cutis' chauffeu was moon-faced and * "He is, bedad.'* boke in M. O'Dowd, chuckling. "That's what deceived me entiely, and no wonde. It wasn't Pete at all, but the apscallion washe who went ae he. He was instucted to tell Pete to meet the fou o'clock tain, and the btoekhead fogot to give the ode. Bedad. what does he do but sneak out ae he himself, scaed out of his boots fo fea of what he waa to get fontpete. I had the whole stoy fom Ms. Van Dyke,** f';;?±f::: ^-.:-^ ^.^-^-¾¾¾¾^ eve penetated so fu into the foest. As he was on the point of etacing his steps towad the oad his 'gaze fell upon a huge moss-coveed o<*k less than a hunded yads away. He staed, and gadually it < egan to take on angles and^planes ana ecesses of the most astounding symmety. Unde his widening grze it was tansfomed Into a substantial object of cubes and gables and yes, windows. He was looking upon the stange home of the even stange M. Cutis Geen Fancy. Now he undestood why It was called Geen Fancy. Its suoundings wee no geene than Itself; It seemed to melt into the foliage, to become a pat of the natual landscape. Mountain ivy liteally enveloped It Exposed sections of the house wee painted geen; the doos wee geen: the leafy poches and thei columns, the foest. And It was a place of huge dimensions, low and long and ambling. Mk Gad, H he said to himself, "what manne of cank Is he who would buy himself like this? Of all the cazy Ideas I eve " His eflections ended thee. A woman cossed his vision; a woman stolling slowly towad him though the Inticate avenues of the wildwood. Banes meets "Ms. Van Dyke's maid," and the mystey deepens. (TO BE CONTINUED.) Neve Loss Hope. Hope is something to be busy with, It is something of which we should accumulate a stoe. Always have plenty of hopes, and have them so that they will each out and last away into the yeas of the futue. Thee Is eally something mysteious about a hope. If yon will cheish It faithfully and keep it wam in yotx heat* you will be almost sue to soms time ealize It It ssatd that w* p* what we believe ouselves to be. But pehaps, we might bette say that w«ae what oc hopes ae. Only Oehy Wsses Do This. A man will give the tight skits at an example of the Intellectual infeioity of woman and then go ouf and look at himself in the mio tying on vaious deby hats without cack* in* a smile. Chicago Post. They had been man and wife fo thnv bll^ful days. She looked wondeful that aenoon In a moning gown of filled nougntine, and he "FAKE" ASPIRIN WAS TALCUM Theefoe Insist Upon Genuine "Baye Tablets Millions of faudulent Aspiin Tablets wee sold by a Booklyn manufactue which late poved to be composed mainly of Talcum Powde. "Baye Tablets of Aspiin" the tue, 'genuine, Ameican made and Ameican owned Tablets ae maked with the safety "Baye Coss." Ask fo and then insist upon "Baye Tablets of Aspiin" and always buy them In the oiginal Baye package which contains pope diections and dosage. Aspllu is the tade mak of Bae Manufactue of Monoacetlcacldeste of Sallcylicacid. No Cause. "1 see a man get a um deal In the stoe ove yonde and he neve complained." "Why not "It was Jamaica spiits." Etenal vigilance may c«ate~t d#* mand fo spectacles. WwMMfc^wtofe* ton*!, W DUyw fa*yaad by e*pottfckly tlisvw! by Hmtaa EyaaWBBj. NoSmvtuap Jn* las Coaafen. Jut oityisbbcit bwbcta, _fetby*fsawitt MB yw~ i>, y T- \ -T*- s, ' ; '; ( -t.'t > W,1 v.- ; '""^S7W*..yy- tm <>-..3- f > > t-.."v. :»A^ JJ AV ^v-*'' >1 >. " t"5.¾¾¾

4 ^.^MMffUi/.. WW «$." *»,* " >,^ti^»-«4wfc<y*i -* * S- *~; 3 I -- GREGORY Raymond McKune and family visited elativee hee. Adeline Chipman spent Sunday hee. An aiplane flying fom Detoit to Rev. E. R. Bencle of Louisville, Ky AnnAbo stayed fom the diect path will peach at the Baptist chuch next and landed nea Gegoy to get tha I Sunday, coect diections. The pilot made the landing all ight but collided with a wie fence on the aacention with the esult that the machine was shipped back to Detoit fo epais. No one was injued. 2 Rev. and Ms. J. J. Schule le fo thei new field at Elsie Fiday. Gottleib Stoke spent Sunday at *he. home of his daughte, Ms. Ray jhill. The Titus families of Rocheste wee Sunday visitos at E. Hill's. Ms. Jane Wight was in Ann Abo ecently. Wane Denton of Detoit spe:.t Ms. Chiswell of Stockbidge visited \ Satuda? hee - he mothe, Ms. Chapman, Thusday. Ms. E. A. Kuhn was in Royal Oak M. and Ms. C. Reed and Ms. Ada j last week. f Vincent wee Gegoy calles ecently..thomas and Blanche Howlett visited Ms. Kik Down spent the week thei gand P aenta ' end in Howell. Denton the sast week. 1 M <* Ms. Dan PinckneyJ Home Bakey Meals and Lunches at All Hous.Until 10 P. IM. Special Fo Satuday All Kinds of Pies and Cakes School Lunches 35c and 30c. Ty Ou Sunday Chicken Dinne H. J. NORTON +> *****%**?*******,******-,**,*, ~»>V*»'«%W.V*V«W»»-»*W»V..>»W#»W.V»»W.V»>VV*.'M%^^ -Tt-?-..-?.l^^-7~T;\Tyj* fa-hwt-^'^in -W-J ;iv->'*5,*^ *7*T>.-^. :«. M. and Ms. Fiend Williams and Ms. H. C. Williams of Stock bidge and Ms - Anna Wight of Detoit called at Richad Mackinde's Monday. Ms. Fed-Rose spent Memoial Day in Stockbidge. M. Swathout spent the week end with his wife at Pama. Ms. M. E. Kuhn spent seveal days of last week at Detoit. Ms. J. F. Mackinde of Lakeland attended the Memoial execises in Stockbidge, late visiting at R..H. Mackinde^s, The L. A. S. will meet with Ms. Bessie Mat shall Thusday p. m. fo tea. Eveyone welcome. Miss Helen McClea of Detoit is visiting hee. Ray Hjll spent Wednesday in Jackson John Willad of Jackson visited at the Wm. Wittad bom* last week. Osca Nedelkovetsch and wife called at Will Buhl's last week Thusday. Ms. Jane Wight apent Thusday in Howell. Fed Meill and wife wee in Howell Theasday. Wit Ives and wife of Owosso wee calles in town last Satuday. Miss. Lois Woden attended Memoial Day execises at Fitchbutg. Tuesday. A paty of young people fom Andeson We ae glad to be able to say that and Pinckney wee pleasantly Ms. Chapman is much bette at tbis entetained at a masnmallow oaat at witing. the home of M. land Ms. M. Gallup Ms. Fed Howlett entetained he last Fiday night. cousin, Ms. May Badley of New Yok, Sunday evening. M. and Ms. Robet Leach and childen spe.t Memeial day in Jackson. i-:~>^5.-»c; :.,i--;,:,;xh Seveal fom this vicinity apent Memoial day in'howell. A. J. Bealey was a Detoit visito last Fiday. Ms. Richad Mackinde spent the week end at Lakeland. Richad Mackinde was a Howell visito. Andeson ecent M. and Ms. James Mable entetained thei childen fu, Lansing Sunday. M. and Ms. Matin Geine of/ Detoit spent seveal days last week/with elatives hee. Ms. Floyd Ka.dall and son Chales of Lansing wee week end guests at the home of Rob I. Hoff. M. and Ms. EalJenning of Gegoy visited he mothe hee Sunday. Manntha Docki.tf spent Satuday with he gandmothe in Pinckney. Alice and Haley McMullen apent the week end at Gegoy. Wight's Chapel M. and Ms. Emoy Readc and,,,, m. childen of Jackson wee guests at the j Seveal fom hee attended the Memhome of M. and Ms. Walte Reason o:ial ^y execises at Howell Fiday. Menli Buckley who naa been ill with Satuday. / diphtneitf, is getting along nicely. Wm. Reade, Wm. Maycock a.cl fohn Shape of Howell and Paley M. Ta Mae Faell of Jackson is visiting at of Oak Gove ae new ownes of Max C. A. Mapes'. well cas. Miss Anna McClea of Detoit is home fom Detoit fo a few days. M. and Ms. G^o. Pake and son of Detoit ae /'siting iien-. Bon to M. and Ms. - T ohn Robets ' Ki M. and Ms. Malachy Roche and I Thusday, May a thee pcund M. and Ms. Floyd Smith of Fowle- i daughte ville wee Andeson calus Sunday. Miss May Geine is spending the week in Detoit^ % * she bit Walte Gallup was a Jackson visito, JL Was{ thee [to make > T sketch of pe. Luncheon wus just ovehand she was talking toja*little\knot^of women."* ithe^fist]wods' I heanl*a I slid iiuietlyfuto a neaby seat, we 'Xatiimal Biscuit.'' ecalling? plea antlvt my*<>\v.n1thstv I'IH'^IH Lun ooiil I liked he. and fot ill ly as she spoke a aii'l eas Uisv. "11 t ween H'HS'( 1H ff i>aus izliimjiml ILUJ^iim likj *<* V^i^.^n-S;^, ~1 James Heffema. of Detoit fpent a few days the last of the week at the home of Ms. Ellen He Ifeman. M. and M-. Thos. Poole and son of Detoit vi.-'itpci -'atives hee the last week. Mile W hi ted has puchased a new Fod tuck. (Ion's Hou Uk<\a" foasf. Fo "of 1T 11» tiny toddles' 'hee' is' a v aid» <.!? menu, sometime-^ fneeda Bis<'ii! f.' ih.1 milk, sometimes ^Iaham ('a. 1 s Oaf infill ('aekes o.lunch lii^i nil. 'This is i-han-ed nil special easions to ' >M TimeiSuL'a 0>nk-.Wwt'iih a:nl, aest of 1 e days when we ha.', these f-i& L ;.--.'Kj. <v-"?vs» j^viifi xsiii z.^z* *<» ;--' s.-fii&j;*:^- ^.Mttzxyd/fi *?! imppoveu each day. THKRE is nothing like Joiug otie tliiup: yeat ae yea because it always eealte in- doing the thing well. This is the undelying thought in evey Maxwell. It is why ;j(x)/xx) Maxwells have ^been built on the oiginal chassis plan. Each day this ca gows-bette. Each day it is impoved somewhee. Thee neve has been a sdical change in design. has been a depatue fom the oiginal idea. Still thee have been moe than this ca since the fist one was built. Thee neve KXX) impovements made in Evey time a ohance was seen to make it bette the impovement was made* «That's why'a Maxwell uns on and on in almost endless mi'e- -..,U,.,"f <nwa"hpttp fl it fows olde: whv it qtnnfl.q HIA >\n/\q --- * ^.fc.1 No one has eve citicised the Maxwell on the gounds of eliability. No one can citicise it on the gounds of good looks. Fo thee have been 24 ecent impovements in its appeaance See the Maxwell today and then get you check book eady. ** «" *» **> «. *.» V.* V I u v «> V *> #>.«i.i * y :.: :.: * «. K :: :: ** * n B il i V ^ w i lae. The oiginal, nheent goodness of S' px? Uneeda Biscuit is due to the supeio mateials and methods employed in the baking. The evelasting tablegoodness of Uneeda Biscuit is due to secuity of the In-e-seal tade mak package. list too ten t pad of wee wa Hou "You see, even went on. "ae much ma Is. They ae most lovable ana most tactable ae they've had something to eat. National Biscuit dainties always begin ou Chil- NATIONAL BISCUIT f COMPANY EGGS POULTRY / Highest Pices PaidJ no> lem 6ou t seem pa'vyjenough 1, buf/alwaya' ways dainty} alj as' only. NationaF lscuit5pfo(iucts 4 cai,be: Duing the yeas,when'my^babies' wee gowing up we' neve, missed the Chili den's^hou.._with. its^las$y^_xf>ast^ Y&AL Eggs eceived evey week diy. Poulty and \o t il cceived PT-cy- \K Pf\np^--)\- moning :jt the. ^ifl-jf n*" Tohn '»-i»«f»*«*«v- G- DINKEL nillhiihlhiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiflllllllllllhiiiiiiiiiil!iimiiiiiml!!llllm ii n imi m. CASH BEATS CREDIT MAX LEDW1DGE **. _ *>* ^H E I = ^: s Is $ E = Which explai^ win \vc can and do ' E Undesell any othe hadwae j stoe in Old Livingston County) Ccmc and see auout it. Xew Pefection and Wickicss Oil Stoves Lawn Mowes, Banne Steel Ranges and all STAPLE HARDWARE GOODS Tuly yous Teeple Hadwae Co. 1&lllllll1IlllllllllllflllllllllillllllllllllllllHllltllllllllll1lllll11illllllllClllllllllfIIII l4< mm m V f. / m.im;< ^¾¾

5 XJ mmm\ \i\*.i\iwimuuii,*^a& : K^fe«IVJ> fww^tm^wfnmw* sss '^ ^K ^ '.- ' ' i'sifx^.ttjm.?t Gand Tunk Time Table Fo thpf convenience of ou e*<i«i4 dains East Ho. 46 7:24 a. m. Wo. 45-4:44 p. m. Tains West No. 47 7:57 p. m No. 48 9:53 a.m Ann«Aboi Raiload Leaves Lakeland Noth South 9 52 A. M. 10 * A. M P. M, Moto Ca 1 2ti P. M P.M P. M /»»»»»»»»% l»»\%»»v»v»»»%»^»< I U.i-.SHjLEJ, M. i). C, L. 3iGLKa,M.D. Ds. Sigle & Slgle ^hybiciaos and Sugeons All calls day o uighl. pompt!;.- attended to Office ou Main St. PINCKNEY -:- MICHIGAN 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 & p.- EL; j;cha5d I! B.0CH1 HOWELL, Atton?] a! Law - MICH. I ui^ ^M^>^o fgi^maj^m3ishi^^^2 i :::.:3-¾.^. The Pinckwy Exchange Bank Doea a Consevative Bankiug Bttsiness. :: Paid 3 pe cent a** all Time Deposits Pinckney G. W. Tfc&PLE Mich. I Pop NORMAN REASON AUCTIONEER PINCKN&Y pinckney Dispatch Enteed at the Poatoffice at inckaey, Mich., as Second Claue Matte LINCOLN E. SMITH PUBLISHER >ub»eiptit)d, $1.25 a Yea ia Advance Ad/etibtng aleb nia.de known OD q>olieatu>n. Cads of Thanks, fiy cents. Resolutions of Condolence, one dolla. Local Notices, ia Local columns, tive jent pe line pe each insetion. All matte iutended to benefit the pesonal o business inteest of any individual will be published at egula adveti&eing ates. Announcement of entetainments, etc., must be paid fo a* egula Local Notice, ates. Obituay and maiage notices ae pub liahed fee of chage. Poety must b«paid fo at the aie of tive cents pe line, {LOCAL AND GENERAL! At the equest of a numbe of esidents of Pinckney I will again esume my tnpa to the village. 1 will-be at the esidence of Ms. Cofoot next weak on Wednesday. Le Roy Lewis, optical specialist, gaduate Detoit, Chicago and New Yok schools. adv. HOW'S TKIS? We offe One Hunded Dollas Hewad fo any case of catah that cannct be cued by Hall's Catah Medicine..Hall's Catah Medicine has been taken by catah suffees fo the past thity-five yeas, and has become j known as the most eliable emedy fo catah. 'Hall's Catah Medicine acts thu the Blood on the Mucous sufaces expelling the Poison fom the Blood and healing the diseased potions. Ae you have taken Hall's Catah Medicine fo a snot time you will see a geat impovement in you geneal health. Stat taking Hall's Catah Medicine at once and get id of catah. Send fo testimonials, fee. F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Duggists, 75c..The Mite Society of the Noth Hambug Chuch will meet with M. and Ms. Oville Nash" Thusday, June 12" Eveybody invited. M. and Ms. P Leavey spent Sunday with M. and Ms. John White of Howell. Wod has been eceived fom Will Jeffeys that he has safely aived in Newpot News. el Will Tiplady of Webste visited atives hee Thusday. el Ms. Richad Clinton is visiting atives at Detoit. Miss Gace Bemingstal! was home Special meeting of Livingston Lodge fom Wayne the last of the week. No. 76 F. & A. M. Satuday evening The Misses Blanche Matin and (June 7, fo second degee wok. Noma Culett wee in Dexte Sunday.! All membes equested to be pesent. Miss Ruth Jedele. of Dexte called on J Secetay. Pinckney fiends Satuday. M. and Ms. Geo. Badley of Flint M. aid Ms. Eal Reasne of Fenton M. and Ms. W. Swathout of Jackson a.d M. ac. M^. F.est Kiess a.d ; M. and Ms. Fed Swathout a.d son Cdli.s Kiess of Flint, Ms. Fed Smith spent the week end at S. E.^wathout's and son Eal and Isabella and Walte M ;d M.-:. Ed. OBie. of Detoit daino o: Howell. Ms. Dave iioyce of $ L'.nd M-.. Julia Gum. an a no duu^ctes Pi/tla:. a.d IVt Van Blai ct. m of A pe ^^ aid Fan a of Detoit <\n*.l V.a:i>: -. L-if'i".? the we- : ; end with M. : w uay. j U.e past v\e. With telutiv d \t- VanF/Uaieum LL" i.l-e. v spent the v.. <.: L'MU \ icto Jo.n.MH* o: Detoit w '. his ia^nts, M. and M.-. Geo..ay with i.is paents i!. a ni F. Hon. Lee v,v ; in, the toliv weck Johnson. silanti latelv whee many wee I * day in'e" pasv wet;v at i. ^wtiv M. and Ms. C. O'Conno of Howcl spent Sunday at J. Fitzsi.no.s. Benadine Lynch of Kalamazoo^spent the week end at the home of he paents M. and Ms. C. Lynch. M. and Ms. D. Van Hon of Ann Abo spent Sunday with Ms. Emma Bown. Ms. James Docking visited elatives at Hatland and Pontiac the past week. Lois Johnson of Detoit spent Sunday with he gandpaents M. and Ms. F. D. Johnson. Ro^Chadleand family of Kalamazoo spent the week end at John Jeffeys. M. Jas. T. Eaman of Detoit shook hands with his many fiends hee last * eek M. and Ms Wm. Blades of Ann Abo spent the week end with fiends hee. FedJAtz and Miss. Ms. Fed Capente and son Kenneth of Pontiac wee visitos at the home of Claude Feaso, last week. Ms. A. H. Flinto and daughte-rose Ms. Gace Gilchist and 9on Winston attended the funeal of Ms. Neil Hickley at Leslie Monday. Hat Gauss and Hay Saddleson of Jackson wee Pinckney visitos Sunday. Ms. Will Culett \? visiting elatives at Detoit. M. and Ms. G. G. Hoyt spent the week end with Clinton elatives. Ambose Muphy of Bay City spent Ms. Olin Fishbeck of Owosso visited Decoation Qay hee Pinokney elatives last week. Wm. Moan and wife of Detoit John Matin and family wee Howel! spent th; past week with Ms. M. visitos Satuday. Monks and M; -hcyxjyd-iv-eason. M. and Ms. Geo. Reason of Detoit spent Sunday hee. Eniil Bown of Detoit was a visito hee the last of the week. M. B. Bady and family wee in town Sunday.' An exceptionally wide knowledge of values, yeas of successful salesmanship, and caeful study of M and Ms_ R Clinton. Louis Clinton of Detoit spent the week end at the home of his paents, the specialty of nal auctioneeing ( i Fank Bowes of Detoit and M. and have esulted in success fom the Ms. Geo. Loeffle and family of 4 Flint vey fist sale conducted bv him. spent Sunday at the home of thei mothe, Ms. M. Bowes. and the lage numbe of sales aleady held to well satisfied cus Le^ Hoff of Flint spent the week end at the home of the HofT sistes. tomes ae the best ecommendations. Special,tems fu the next sixiv davs. NOTICE M. and Ms. R. Entwisle of Detoit spent Fiday at the home of M. and Ms. Ed. Cook. Fank Kennedy of Detoit spent the week end hee. M. and Ms. Vene Fiske of Monoe I have accepted the agency fo the spent Decoation Day at the home of I. E. Ilgenfitz Sons Co., Nuseymen M> and Ms_ W m Figke_ of Monoe, Mich. I am thei licensed Claude Monks of Detoit spent the agent hee. This Is.the oldest, lagest, week end at the home of his paents, and best nusey in Michigan. They M. and Ms. John Monks. put out nothing but A. i. stock and do Katheine O'Conno of Howell spent no substituting. Thei eputation fo honest dealing is unexcelled. Stock ^day at C. J. Teeple s shipped fom Monoe would come M. and Ms. Oswold Cotty of though fesh as it would be but a Detoit the week end at J. L. Roche's. shot time on the oad. Will be glad Chales Kennedy and wife of Detoit to give quotations on all kinds of fuit spent the week end hee, tees and shubbey. Ruth and Bemice VanBlaicum ae F. S. Hulbet Adv. Pinckney, Mich. visiting] thei sistes in Fenton ani Flint fo a few weeks. Ms. Emma Bown etuned fom Ann Abo the last of the week. M and Ms. F. Heitt of AnnAbo spent last Fiday with M. and Ms Robet Culhane. William Doyle J. of Sioux Iowa, is home on a shot visit. -*, NYAL EAS 'EM F o o POWDE it Rests tied feet Soothing, cooling and antiseptic MAKES WALKING EASY 25c A CAN - XYAL- EAS'EM»tMS T1RCD f tlt Soolhin$.Coofcnfl Andephc.. i *m > G. HI. Ingesoll tfyal Quality T>ug Ntoe "Once A Tial Always Nyal" Cash and highest'pice pafd fo eggs and poulty deliveed at the ponlty plant- Will'take in eggs'six days of the week and poulty on Wednesdays. «j/f^.>jjtvisas8^k ;v City, Louis Monks made a business tip to Detoit Wednesday. M. and Ms. Fed Cateli»nd M 3¾¾. SfiasetTAfe^asttd. Ht&&&:.Gadue _apent last Satuday at Stockbidge. Ms. Hazel Kisby of Hambug spent the oast week at the home of he mothe, Ms. Nettie Vaughn. Ms. C. M. Ingesoll etuned last week fom a week's visit with he paents at Stugis. # West Maion.! M. ana Ms. James Smith entetained company fom. Pine Lake last Sunday. Ms. Wellman spent th,e past week at he home. Ms. Will Hawood is at the Pinckney Sanitaium. * Will bown and family vi.-dted at Phil Smiths last Sunday. Nellie Smith spent last Wednesday w'ith he gandfathe Levi Fewlas. BOOZE STILL SEIZED Oakland county offices taced a distilling outfit to Livingston county and then notified Sheiff Mille who made the seizue at the home of David Wallenmae of Bighton township last Thusday night. With the still was a quantity of aisin mash whi^h expets say poduces booze with the genuine 100 pe cent kick. H 9 ^'4 1., Soliciting vou> patonage, E,. PARNAM. Y fntaiff^.-. - Will. \ *-H --~~tz^z^^~~zlzz ^ZZ&^ OTHiNG that we could say u'oui'd con*. incc 'ou o.f t tie vaiu'd o v^n* Tab! c\ di a pesonal tial. We ca of thousands w ho h ave been P«pem chonic constipation, im hjadache and disodes but this will have little we to a pesonal tial. Th; JUL!>ii v '1'dlil convn Chambelain's Tablets A Fat Chance. Ms. Flaibush I'm taking a pepaation to put flesh on me. Ms. Benson hust Did you docto ecommend it. "Yes, he did." "And does he think It will mtke you stout?" "Well, ho snvs I'vo L ot a fat chance." Not That Way. Patience Is yon bothe witing stoies now? -ijtjw ae they t ji;. > : 'ill; :', ";<,:^,-^: tfoing?" that anyone Is swaiiowtnj fhein*" Natually. 'The men inteested in pushing that entepise wanted Jones to go Into It blind." Weli "He couldn't see it." NO FEELiNG. INJURY TO EGGS"IN' TRANSIT Much of Damage Is Diectly Due to Faulty Methods of Packing Valuable Foodstuff. (Pepaed by the United States Depatmeit of Agicultue.) i Tho bueau of chemisty, though Lhe food eseach laboatoy, has been assisting in educing tho damage to?ggs in tansit by giving pactical lomnnctntinw at shimlnc points in and dessed poulty. Much of th*. "!T;;,v- :!:..'If-S'..^J (1.V.9: f<\ fnilltv meth- ' stowing the casi^ iti th^ ;: ; Fo-u 1 meetings held ecently In Iowa wetj Fibe-Boad Box Filled With Cougated Lining and Filles of Same Mateial Each Egg Has a Wap. attended hy ove n hunded shippes j who send cas weekly, at least, to, easten makets and who expessed : geat Inteest in the methods which the depatment has woked out fo tne consevation^ of ttns~ ^nmitjtf foodstuff. They and many othes have found the depatment's folde, "How ttnwk* T* «<, ti i.., i to Load Cas of Eggs," of assistance. Sububs-It is simp y geat to wake- Cop les of thig fowep can be had b up in the momng and hea the eaves iwiting to the bueau of chemisty, whispeing outside of you window. ( Tj nited Sttes depatment of agia J. Cltyman-It Is all ight to hea the i tue, Washington D. C. leaves whispe, hut I neve could stand I ~ heaing the" gass mown. 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6 S..Vi" fssm MJiwwtM >t>* >mi.i.«i. ^I'IIII i niwina<wi z?: ZZ7?*'-!sz-zi?.-.-.'jcsi^wzsc--^¾.^^ T.-.V.-R--.-*<.--z~?%m.'sm^w***i*K»^#ssaw&p 'f atff&otmm&** ^sae I 4 t -A t i.-"tt ' = * i^::. i 'f7< ' - > :. - ">''* ;,*ui ' : 3 «s i u. m>* /~ lb i»»t< Constantino Ms. Caoline Bowea dopped dead of heat disease while STATE NEWS dessing. She was 74 yeas old. Kalkaska Six sons anging in age fom 9 to 26 yeas acted as pall beaes at the funeal of Ms. Claa Foste, of Alden. S ^ ^ A A «. * - A A ^ A A A A A ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ A A ^ A ^ Steling Steling has fomed a live Kalamazoo The new concete Impovement association. paved way between Kalamazoo and Battle Ceek G. J. Wells ia suffeing with a boken jaw as the esult will be opened June 9. Galesbug, nine miles east of the city, of being kicked by a hose. Jackson John W. Boad man, of Hancock While attempting to foce! Jackson, died at Ann Abo following a shell fom a shotgun, Emil Koski, an opeation, aged 65. He was a 14. had the top of his head blown off Pominent Democat and past exalted when it exploded. ule of the Elks. Ann Abo Incensed by butal hazing the student council has adopted Bay City Elayne, 11 months old daughte of M. and Ms. Heny esolutions intended to pevent hazing of feshmen next tall. Klienet, ate pink tablets she^ found on the floo. They contained 'stychnine and she died. Battle Ceek While unning to Flint An agicultual school is to catch a steet ca, Athu Gillespie,......,. ^Kn^ w.iu 0 w~*i 0n *b establ shed fo distict school was stuck by aa automobile diven* ~ v. {T,. pupils of «and Biaae-Towaehip. Tata by, G. H. Galletly, and suffeed a Is believed to be Michigan's fist ual boken leg. agicultual school. Bay City John KoBenacz, convicted of having an illicit still in his pos Cao Remaining unconscious fo 76 hous ae complaining of a sevee session, was sentenced to six months headache, Miss May Dye became in the Detoit House of Coection patly oused and ae taking light and to pay a fine of $600. nouishment died an hou late. Chalotte While playing ball with Lansing Recognizing the need of the Dimondale team, Caol Lewib suffeed a factue of the ankle when moe nuses in this state, the Michigan State Nuses' association is con anothe playe attempted to slide co the base which he was guading. ducting a campaign to induce high school gaduates to take up this pofession. Oshtemo Geoge Bushnell, ual mail caie, died fom injuies eceived when his wagon was stuck by Kalamazoo Chales Denaeu eceived a telegam pupoting to come a M. C. tain at Bighton cossing. A small quality of mail was destoyed fom his son, just landed at Hoboken in the accident fom oveseas and asking fo funds. Denaeu has leaned that his son is Adian Thomas Boyd, aged 76, a still in Euope. well to do citizen of Tecumseh, committed suicide by shooting himself, Petoskey Haold Hill, of Bellaie, ae havfng made complete funeal claims to have captued the lagest pepaations. A shot in the temple not being Immediately fatal, he put a selond bullet though the heat. Kalamazoo While with a numbe _ of companions in a "tench" playing wa with alguns. Clion Aehat, 13 yeas old, was shot though the ight eye, the bullet lodging just '/v^s-if--. ^-..^¾ bown tout of the season. The fish measued 25 inches in length and weighed five pounds and 14 ounces, accoding to Hill. Cao Walte, seven yea old son of Fank Jacobs employed at the Cao dam, while getting off a buggy with othe boys caught his ight lng in the wheel. - -f -*» It was necessay to - *-" "ji$*v"x:i?cv^»?snf'^mii. t&uitfu!ta$^^^^«^^^ ' Gad^-Menon iviui»e aua BOH, faiilad, while dilling a deep well nea aces to the boad of education to be Silvewood had a naow escape f^m used as an athletic field. The tact death. They wee pepaing th^v is valued at 112,000 and will be known sticks of dynamite fo a blast in the as the Adam Kolb Field..hole. The dynamite suddenly let go Leslie Ms. Anna O'Bien, was instantly killed and Ms. Rebecca Den and both wee badly buned and pieces of the cap penetated M. nis, of this village, was seiously injded when the automobile diven by Mose's leg, Lay City "God neve made a bal Ms. Dennis skidded and plunged down boy. The so-called badness is simply an embankment two miles west of this misdiected entiely which if popely diected and unde the pope envionmen will be developed into the spiit and pep that will make him a leade of men," declaed Floyd Sta, of the Sta Commonwealth fo Boys at Alhian, in an addess befoe the Boad of Commece. Detoit Activities in Detoit's thee weeks' campaign fo inceased con. sumption of milk stated with an intensive dive among the 150,000 school childen of the city. Vitually all Detoit's civic bodies ae co-opeating in the campaign, which is being launched unde Joint auspices of the daiy division of the national depatment of. agicultue and Michigan Agicultual college. Muskegon Ae teoizing the a cazed Nego, fom Chicago, was Anally nnntnat hy memhoa f\t h evolve on the onces bafs^y^oi^ came him. He has seveal pocketbooks, two Libety bonds, and the deed of some popety in Laketon township. t Ann A*bo Emil Staeble, 61, of Rive Raisin, who in a fit of despondency shot himself at his fam home died in a local hospital hee ae Coveing between life and death fo t»o weeks with a bullet in his head. -Oe* son had died in Fance. This.gief togethe with woy ove the fact that he was not natualized and was feaful of depotation unbalanced Jils mind. South Haven When an auto diven >Tb his fa^ly] tnmoh ove thee miles ^iui VIL this city, Wayne Dessel, 5, was cushed unde the machine and killed. The fathe, Fed Desael, etuned fom Ann Abo two days befoe whee he had his am amputated a* the esult of an injuy eceived when he was stuck by a Pee Maquette tain at Pullman. Anothe son, CpL Eveett Deaael, was killed in actioo tt> JPaaoe last Octobe. Bay City Ueutenant-Colohel Augustus H. Oevsuwe, of Bay City, won a citatloo to conspicuous bavey in action.. Tfca touowtng bss font been made,pbttu»* "Citation fo dlstlngushe* at*'egceodeoal gallanty at Oeane* om Octobe , in opeation of the Ameican Expeditionay Foce*. In tettlmony theeof, and as aa ex»e«sion of appeciation of his valo 1 awad him this citation. John J Ptking, commande In chiet A. K. #..Awaded. Mach " town. Lansing Twelve feight cas wee smashed on the Gand Tunk oad hee in a ea-end collision. Two tains wee both unning towad Pot Huon when one of them stopped. The tain coming behind cashed into the othe. Kalamazoo A book containing the photogaph and biogaphy of evey man who enlisted o was called into the sevice fom Kalamazoo County duing the wa is being compiled unde the diection of Ms. O. H. Clak. Detoit Randall Judson Condon, supeintendent of schools at Cincinnati, was elected by the boad of education to fill the unexpied tem of fome Supeintendent Chales E. -G&Q * y«**. - ^=- : ^- Flint Boy Scout executives and the Y,~?& A? ^""otinn hvn sfansed fo \ fhef Seout't sumoo casp atzpte~ Lake, nea Fenton, so boys who have fallen behind In thei studies may make up school wok. Royal Oak : When a wok ca cashed Into the ea of a D. U. R. passenge ca nea hee, Fancis Oalbat, of Otonville, had his leg so badly cushed that amputation was necessay. Both cas wee badly smashed but no othe seious Injuies esulted. Battle Ceek Resolutions calling on the Govenment to compel fo. eignes to lean the English language and acquie sufficient knowledge of English to become citizens, o else he depoted, have been adopted by the Mechants Club of Battle Ceek. Owosso Lieut. Edwad Jennings is one of the five men who eached hee with Co. M of pwosso. Lieut. Jennings cossed as a pivate but was pomoted fo bavey on the field of Juvigny. He was awaded the Coix de Guee and the Belgian wa coaa. Battle eek Ms. Alice Roges has been awaded $7,800 in Cicuit Cout la he suit agfilnsttfce estate of Fedeick Maye, fo whom she was a housekeepe, fo 10 yeas. She claimed Maye had no heis and had fequently told he she would inheit all he le amp Custe One hunded and six. ty-flve membes of the 126th infanty, Thity-second division, wee killed In the Ameican expeditionay foces, accoding to the oste of the egiment Included in the list wee two captains, two lieutenants «ad 28 segeants. "CALLUS CORNS" LIFT RIGHT OFF Don't suffe 1 A tiny bottle of Feezone costs but a few cents at any 3ug stoe. Apply a few dops on the?ons, calluses and "had skin" on bottom of feet, theo li them off. When Fe'ezone emoves cons fom the toes o calluses fom the bottom of feet, the skin beneath is le pink and healthy and neve soe, tende o iitated. Real Cause fo Complaint. "Eh-yah!" admitted Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge. "In the good old days, it was nothing uncommon to have as high as seven fights to evey dance. But since this yu infenal bone dy law has cacked down on us we oen have seven dances to one fight, which stikes me is speading the* fighting out mighty thin." Kansas City Sta. Impotant to Mothe* Examine caefully evey bottle of CASTORIA, that famous old emedy fo infants and childen, and see that it Beas the He Outing. "And then," said the enthusiastic gil fom Kansas, "we went to a cabaet, and Johnny bought me a what is it a Bud and Jey?" "I am sue," eplied he city hostess, "that you mean a Ham and Bud." Buffalo Expess. Cuticua Soap fo the Complexion. Nothing bette than Cuticua Soap daily and Ointment now and then as needed to make the complexion elea, scalp clean and hands so and white. Add to this the fascinating, fagant Cuticua Talcum and you have the Cuticua Toilet Tio. Adv. Many agee as to the goal tuth ; but neve as to the oad, the method and the citeion. Amifc\ The pejudice of a self-made man is blind fom bith. ' 1 :>;--- ^-?- PHYSICALLY FIT AT ANY AGE It Isn't age, It's caeless living that tots men "down and out." Keep you intenal ogans in good condition and you will always be physically fit. The kidneys ae the most ovewoked ogans in the human body. When they beak down unde the attain and the deadly uic acid accumulates and cystallises look out! These shap cystals tea and scatch tfic delicate uinay channels causing excuciating pain and set up iitations which may cause pematue de- Seneation and oen do tun into tadly Bifht'8 Disease. One of the fist wanings of sluggish kidney action is pain o stiffness in the small of the back, loss of appetite, indigestion o heumatism. Do not wait until the dange is upon you. At the fist indic*ti6n of touble go ae the cause at once. Get a tial box of GOLD MEDAL Haalem OU Capsules, impoted diect fom tile laboatoies in Holland. They will give almost immediate elief. If fo any eaase they should not, you mane* will be efunded. But be sue to get GOLD 1LEDAL. None othe is genuine. Ia sealed boxes, thee sizes. Adv. Both Got Thee. "Sammy" Coles of Luxboough. West Someset, England, a famous pedestian peache, duing 40 yeas walked 35,000 miles to keep peaching engagements. When \y& boke out Capt. John Mac- Gego, M. C, D. C. M. Canadian mounted ifles, who has been awaded the Victoia coss, snowshoed ove 100 miles to join the colos. The Elephants. Little Bobby was taken to see the welcome home paade. His pevious expeience with paades had been limited to those of Ringling Bos. Ae watching the passing lines of soldies fo about half an hou, he tuned to his mothe and asked, "When will the elephants get hee?" Indianapolis News. THIN PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE PHOSPHATE Nothing Like Plain Bito-Phosphate to Put on Fim, Healthy Flesh and to Incease Stength, Vigo and Neve Foce. Judging fom the countless pepaations and teatments which ae continually being advetised fo the pupose of making thin people fleshy, developing ams, neck and bust, and eplacing ugly hollows and angles by the so cuved lines of health anctbeauty, thee ae evidently thousands of men and women who keenly feel thei excessive thinness. Thinness and weakness ae oen due to staved neves. Ou bodies need moe phosphate than is contained in moden foods. Physicians claim thee is nothing that will supply this deficiency so well as the oganic phosphate known among duggists as bito-phospnate, which is Inexpensive and Is sold by most alt dt ugjtata unde a guaantee of satisfaction o money back. By feeding the neves diectly and by supplying the body cells with the necessay phosphoic food elements, bitopbosuhate should poduce a welcome tansfomation in the appeaance; the incease In weight fequently being astonishing. ' Incease In weight also caies with it a geneal Impovement in the health. Nevousness, sleeplessness and lack of enegy, which nealy always accompany excessive thinness, should disappea, dull eyes become bight, and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of pefect health. CAUTION: Although blto-phosphate Is unsupassed fo elieving nevousness, sleeplessness and geneal weakness, it should not, owing to its tendency to incease weight, be used by anyone who does not desie to put on flesh. DAISY FLY KILLER PLACED ANYWHEBB ATTRACTS AND KILLS ALL FLIES. Ni. el«n t anaaeoul.eoq> metal, can't gpol o tipove: will not.toil o l»jn«asthlne. BABOLD 80U5&S. UO Delalb A* Booklyn, N. T. W. N. U., DETROIT, NO FLOATING specks befoe the eyes, dizzy spells, palpitation of the _ J^3%Jgss ^^^^.^J^^^J^.. sweet o impefectly eliminated food waste which nave enteed the blood. Beecham's Pills assist to estoe nomal action of live, stomach and kidneys. BEECHAM'S PILLS Diections of Special Value to Women ae with Evey Box. Sold by duggist* thoughout the wold. In boxes. 10c t 25c Pefectly WilNng. "What sot of a fellow is he?" "Well, if you and he have had dinne togethe and you insist upon paying the check, he won't even give you an agument." Baseball should be played on the squae as well as on the diamond. a few v kotfwl-:** This is the expeience of mpst women Who have been tempted to ty socalled cheape baking powdes which almost always contain alum and oen leave a bitte taste. Mitigations. Ms. Gabby Husbands ae Just woms, that's what they ae. Ms. Tabby That's nil ight If they'e not fishing woms. If you ae afaid to ask fo what you want the chances ae that some one will hand you a lemon. Royal Baking Powde Absolutely Pue Made fom Ceam of Tata dtt^htj fom gapes Royal Contain* No Alum- Leaves No Bitte Taste 2fe in»li ii 'ii -MJfo JWW 1 ' TOasawif Isfiijffe,?:/' jw^sc i^hpjpgf ".yfpnw '*

7 - *.» V4**L-j<# **>. <-'-.'. nacfsst^-^wn ; «* «i.» «,*»< *~«#.*<~. W! * * :f THIS WEAK, NERVOUS MOTHER TettsHowLydiaE.Pinkham, i Vegetable Compound Restoed He Health. Philadelphia, Pa. "I was vey weak, always tied, my back ached, and I felt sickly most of the time. I went to a docto and be said I bad nevous indifed to my weak eetion, which ad* condition kept me woying meet of the time and he aid if I could not stop that, I could not get well. I machaboat Lydi»E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com* pound my husband wanted me to ty it. I took it fpa week and felt a little bette. I kept it up fo thee months, and I feel fine and can eat anything now without distesses nevousness,''- Ms. J. WoRTKLBtc, 2842 Noth Taylo St, Philadelphia Pa. DM majoity of mothes nowadays ovedo, thee ae so many demands upon thei tone and stength; the esult Is invaiably a weakened, un-down, nevous condition with headaches, backache, iitability and depession and soon moe seious ailments develop. It is at such peiods in life that Lydia E. Pinkham'i vegetable Compound will estoe a nomal healthy condition, aa it did to Ms. Wothline. US ILULGUNS Foots Ease to be Added to Equipment of Hospital Cops at Pot wayne. Unde the above heading the Detoit Fee Pe**, among othe things eayst "The theoy ia that soldies whose feet ee in good condition con walk fathe end faste than soldies who have cons «AAA JU*S* ^fop^afusi^f,,fofc isf>.xi*>i ia*x. f*:. LIVE STOCK DETROIT. Best heavy stees, $13.50&14; beat handy weight butche stee*, 12.50<S' 13; mixed stees und heifes, $12<g> 12.50; handy light butches, $ ; light butches, $9&10; beat cows, $ ; butche cows, $9 9.75; cuttes, $7.50@8; fannes, $6.50 <&6.75 best heavy bulls, $10; bologna bulls, $8.50 (& 9.50; stock bulls, $8 8.25; feedes, $10@12; stockes, $8¾) 9.75 ;milkes and spinges, $65@115. Calves. Best gades, $15.50@16.50; culls, Sheep and Lambs. Best lambs, $15; fai lambs, $13 & 14; light to common lambs, $10<g/12; fai to good sheep. $8.50(^9.50; culls and common, Hogs. Mixed gades, $20.75@20.80; $ pigs, EAST BUFFALO. East Euffalo. Pime heavy stees, $16@17; best shipping stees, $15<g> 16; medium shipping stees, $ ; best yealings, $14.60@15; light yealings, good quality, $13.50@14.50; best handy stees, $13@14; fai to good kinds, $12.50(3)13; best fat cows, $ ; butcheing cows, $9 10; cuttes, $7@8; cannes, $4.50@5; fancy bulls, 11.50; butcheing bulls, $9@10.50; common, $7<S<8; feeding stees, $10@12; stockes, $8@10; milkes and spinges, $75@150. Hogs Heavy, $21.10@21.15; yokes, $21@21.10; pigs, $20.25@ Sheep and lambs Top lambs, yealings, $12@13; wethes, $ ; ewes, $ Calves Tops, $17.50; gass $5@8. calves, GRAIN AND FEED. Wheat Cash No. 2 ed, $2.55; No. 2 mixed, $2.53; No. 2 white, $2.53. Con Cash No. 3, $180; No. 3 yellow, $L&3-; No, 4 yellow, $1.80; No. 5 yellow, $1-77; NQ,-.$ vellow... $1.7.4:. No, SWAMP-ROOT FOR KiDJTCY AILMENTS Thee ia only one medicine that eally stands out pe-eminent as a medicine fo cuable ailments of the kidneys, live and bladde. D. Kilme's Swamp-"Root stands the highest fo the eason that it has^poven to be just the emedy needed in thousands upon thousands of distessing cases. Swamp-Root makes fiends quickly because its mild and immediate effect is soon ealized in most cases. It is a gentle, healing vegetable compound. Stat teatment at once. Sold at all dug stoes in bottles of two sizes, medium and lage. Howeve, if /you wish to test this geat pepaation send ten cents to D. Kilme & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., fo a sample bottle. When witing be sue and men* tion this pape. Adv. His Cime. "I saw a baseball playe aested In the vey act," "What was he doing?" "Stealing a base." Why shouldn't thei knapsacks? x soldies sleep on "tyfestengiiada's IC-J Hon of Plenb " HeaHh" «f?tf s/ :>'_-'- v" -- - tm&j Westen Canada fo yeas has helped to feed the wold the same cepeoek buiyc* poduction still eats upon he. While bitfi pices fo Gain, Cattle and Sheep ae taeto emain, pice oi land ia much below its valne. Land capable* of yielding 20 to 48 boah- la off wheat to the aeo can bo had on easy tama at ffom $1S to $3f> pa ace good gazing land at much leoa. Bitty faqa paid fo fom a single yea's cop. Raisins cattle, sheep and hop bings eqaataucceaa. The Govenment encouage* faming and stock aising. Railway and. LaadCoinnsniatoffcuniwuallnduamtnuto Home Seal ea. Fam* may D«ttockefl by loan* It inooeatawsl Westen Canada offe* low taxation, good makets and shipping; fee schools, chuches and healthful climate a >~mtoadoead«f Ita? n*m, loasttaa of lead, ikw *, etc. apply to Sept. qf iamic. Ottawa, Cu., o f. RadHIES, 176 Jaflnwa An, DETI0IT, HKB. Canadian Govenment Agent "* " \ v :-:'-'-- ''-ii -^9I*I ;"S'iiSS i3i i 1^¾.½¾¾¾^ ^(¾^¾¾¾^¾¾^¾^ -^.' :. -a.^--i.-^ 'JZH'-V - V. Thee Is no foot comfote equal to Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic,healing powde to be shaken into the shoes and spinkled in the foot-bath, fo hot, tied, aching, pespiing, smating, swollen, tende feet, cons, bunions, blistes ox callouses. What wouldn't you give to be elieved of one day's pain of you cons and bunions? Hee is elief fo evey diy. You won't ealize ihis until you have tied Allen's Foot-Ease youself. You simply foget all about you feet they ae made so comfotable. Ask you duggibt to-dny fo a package of ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE. BILIOUSNESS Caused by Acid-Stomach If people who ae billoua ae teated accoding to local symptoms they seldom fet vey much bette. Whateve elie-f 1» obtained Is usually tempoay. Tace biliousness to Ha souce and emove the eaose and the chances ae that the patient will emain *ton«and healthy. Doctos say that moe than 70 nonoganic diseases can be taced to an Acid- Stomach. Biliousness is one of them. Indigestion, heatbun, belching, sou stomach, bloat and gas ae othe signs of acid- Btomach. EATONIC, the mavelous moden stomach emedy, bings Quick elief fom these stomach miseies which lead to a long tain of ailments that make life miseable yinty- 'Sttnf'wwt'tn ^w.-.^. "*S.^,¾¾¾^ "-L:-.- -* -t.">^^" & stong, cool and comfotable. Help* digestion; Impoves the appetite and you then 157 F'iofnn imm VR'JI I-'V--; I ;u--,---^-c7: «1 L n*9 -etomach-emedy tn-thejyold. ~It-la-the h^ip TOU need. Ty It on ou mohey-"b4ck-ttnot-satisfied guaantee. At all dugytsta Only 60 cents fo a big box. E ATONIC ( FOR TOOK ACP-STOMAOt) Evey:Woman Wants ANTISEPTIC POWDER «FOR PERSONAL HYGIENE Djatoyq in wmta fa dcwhi pahie caua» vlemmtion and fafbiif>» maion. Recnmmandad by Lydia E. Pinkham Mad. Co. fo tea yaat. A healing wead«fo naaal c*tak aoa theat and Has YOU CANT CUT OUT tttizz bat you can den than off pomptly whk and yoo wok the hon mxm tiomu Doe* not bliatac o emove the hai. $2.50 pe bottle, defatted. Will tell joa moe if yoo wite. Book4Rfe«. ABSOMBB,JaU the antiaeptic liniment fo manaisl educet vaicoee Vein*, Ruptued Cys» Aott aia««jbu. WaiiUSa at fanke lianiil. Ma*i la tw 6..A. I W. F. VOUssaVfJIi f* Itlteai,^^_ 4 lag paffaetlj at he>m«. Complete laatae. and maale (featot, oneatcp, cwom ' Valtai. Ik -Cave*" Palme Bld*\ *-' tt U I l L, i. 1 o.. I»ct_, i-u Rye Cash No. 2, $1.48. Beans Immediate and pompt shipment, $7.75 pe cwt. Baley Cash No. 3, $2.30'y2.40 pe cwt. Seeds Pime ed clove, $27; Octo. be, $21; timothy, $5.20. Flou Fancy sping patent, $13.50 (513.75; fancy winte patent, $13.50(5) 13.75; second winte patent, $12.75(5 13; staight, $12^12.35 pe bbl in jobbing lots. Hay No. 1 timothy, 38; standad timothy, $36.50<&37; light mixed, $36.50(&37; No. 2 timothy, $35.50@36; No. 3 timothy, $320 34; No.,1 clove, $31 32; ye staw $11.50@12; wheat and oat staw, $10.50@11 pe ton in calots. Feed In 100-lb sacks to jobbes: Ban, $43; standad middlings, $50; fine middlings, $55; coase conmeal, $66.50@67.50; cacked con, $71@72; con and oat chop, $55 (& 57 pe ton. BUTTER AND EGGS. Detoit Butte: Fesh ceamey, 54(g)55c pe lb. Eggs Fesh fists, 43c; exta fits In new cases, 44c; stoage packed fists in new cases, 44 l-2c; extas, ific pe toz. { '-Kt-v:f*:-..- M;-cht.-;-!i ^.^^, -":*" ' 'i: : Michigan single daisies, ZlcT "SfTclf.T uvuulfc,utticice7_,u.t l-tv, jt,y,t>\.\jut;ilt twins, 31c; Hmbuge, Octobe make, 81@32c; domestic Swiss, 44@45c, Ameican head cheese, 36@38c pe lb. POULTRY. Live Poulty Boiles, 60 65c: No. 1 spings, 33@34c; stags, 26 27c; fat hens, 37@38c; small hens and Leghons, 37@38c; oostes, 22((1/ 23c; geese, 19@20c; ducks, 38(g40c; tukeys, 38@40c pe lb. GARM AND GARDEN. Popcon Shelled, 14c pe lb. Cabbage^ New, $6 pe 100 lbs. Honey White comb, 32@33c pe lb. Onions New Texas, $4.65^4.75 pe cate. Dessed Hogs Light, 26c; heavy, 23(g)24c pe lb. Calves (dessed) Fancy, 24 25c; choice, 21@22c pe lb. Stawbeies 24-qt case, $8@8.25. Washington Apples Fancy, $5@l pe box. Apples Rusaet. $10.50; Baldwl», $11 pe bbl and $4.50 pe bu. «1«T CaHfofa, $enffl.40 pe doz; Flotda, $6 7 pe cate and $ pe dot. Potatoee Calots. No. 1 ound white $ O pe sack of 150 lbs. Lettuce Hothouee, 27@30c pe lb; icebeg, $4.60@5 pe case; Floida, $ pe hampe. Tomatoes Hothouse c pe lb; Floida, oiginal. $6 5.50; epacked, $ pe case. New Potatoes Bemuda* $17.50^ 18 pe bbl and $6 pe to; Floida. $ pe bbl and $3.75 pe bu. if. 6«THERE HE STANDS! GRAND old "Bull" Duham. He belongs In this county's Hall of Fame. Can you think of a moe familia figue? Fo ove half a centuy Bull has been pat of the landscape; the tobacco hj epesents has made millions and millions of fiends. You can oll fiy-thiy cigaettes fom one bag. The Govenment tax on 50 < BuH" Duham c\&a<> ' Jfi cents. IV* feal^goaci Beasto oll you own. GENUINE i>o.*.-=,' 4.-^.^,-.- BULL DURHAM TOBACCO With 1SIU+. pape you can oll the best "Bull" Duham cigiettes. V, :?l * i. ; ^^. '"«.:'i**s;.--^^htifoi m '$ ';-}%;% Vvt,v" " > "a*. ik+~ v iw.tw^** -

8 X / *<i.. ;-'. ) & - { * I T -i«\ C II A 3 I P I O? f N H I P Famous Dives HOREY ENDICOTT CLARK DURAY WILLARD DUGDALE And othes A U T 0 SAT. JUNE Recod Gas BRISCOE HUDSON CASE FIAT MAXWELL MONROE And othes JACKSON FAIR GROUNDS &^M&%&&imm^^ y Ceamey Employee Is Held on Faud Chage 0*and Rapidg, May 22. The aest of C. 1. Foce, of the Blue Valley Ceamey Co., is the culmination of.an exten?! di sive investigation conducted by H. D. i:i 0 BASE BALL The game on Decoation between the NEW WEED LAW Notice is heeby given that all noxious weeds gowing on any land in the township of Putnam, County of Livingston o within the limits of any highway passing by and though such lands within each township. Popety ownes must comply with this law to the lettef o be pepaed to pay the penalties fo neglecting to do so. By ode of James Smith Highway Commissione Putnam Township Livingston County. BOARD OF REVIEW must be cut down and destoyed on o befoe July 1, A. D *** Wendt, chief qf the daiy division of The last legislatue has enacted vey the state foodad ug depatment. stingent laws egading noxioub weeds n Foce is chaged wih defauding with sevee penalties attached and $,: ThomsB Duddles of Ashton in the e-making highway commissione esponsible fo the execution of sach laws» $:: : : pesentation of butte fat pecentage. I Wendt estimates that the pactice, if!geneal, would cost westen Michigan ; fames appoximately $75,000 dollas \\: in a yea. He says simila poceedings i will be instituted in Detoit Jounal,? High School and " Pinckney Independents wu won by the School team 13 to '). The Boad of Review of the township Muphy and Shehan wee the student of Putnam will meet at the Town Hall battey and Loy McClea and Haold in the Village of Pinckney on Tuesday 8 I Swathout did the ineund and Wednesday, June 3 and 4, and on ' wok fo the Independents with Leo Monday and Tuesday, June 9 and 10, 8 j Lavey at the eceiving end. 1919, fo the pupose o". peviewing the Muphy pitched a stong game, fant ning seveal ot the veteans. The day thee ae these who feel that they haye assessment oll of said township. If I was vey hot and the old times wee been unjustly assessed, they may pesent thei gievances to the boad a ' not in condition *o put thei best battle j The umpiing was otten, but "'limps" these meetings. was avowed to escape. i Date the fist day of June," 1'J19. Maion Reason, Supeviso. mm Ul tlllllllt Iltll 1 ] l ] i i ]tlllll!iiiiiiiiiiij llllllilllllf II f 1! tllllllllllmllfllfllllilllli:!lllllimlltiil!tlii U NO MATTER BisajaaWS&; n 2^aaa«ss: s * ; i - i» *» * «- ; *&::;<; \>>v You'e sue to get plenty of use Fo *** \ a Summe Coat. Thee's cool nights you know,andyou'll need one on nealy evey auto ide, too. «l And Hee's You Oppotunity ^Au-ttiAilfcw*^ to Buy Right Evey badies Gament Reduced,¾ Whethe Coat, Gape o Dolman >35 and 40 C.aments. $27.50 and $30 Gaments- -- *2,s and' #22 50 Gaments *i8, and 15 Gaments ~*I $ ,75 $13.75 Evey Gament Absolutely this Season's 1¾ ausfe.-. -^i>,04u Men-Dess Cool Ou Clothing Stoe is Full of Hot Weathe Appael opiv.il suit> in homespuns and mohai light o dak colos $12.50 to $2500 I-ip;hi weight touses in light o lak olos] ^2.25, >3, S4 and S6.50 STRAW HATS in newest so and stiff siiapjs, fancy hands o plain *loo U: $6.50 " Cool I ndcwea, Light Cfoth Hats, Oustes, So Shits, Wash Ties COME IN AND SEE US I W. J. DANGER 6c STOCKCRIDGE. MTCH. I Cafae Paid On $\5 f Puchases 1 ViWHminmiiiimimiiiiimiiHimmniimimimim BOARD OF REVIEW The Boad of Review of ths villape of Pinckney will m^t a ( the lown hall in Pinckney on Monday and Tuesday, June :- and 10, 1919 fo the pupose of eviewing the assessment oll of said village. If thee ae thosej who fihd that they have been unjustly assessed, they may pesent thei gievances to the boad at these meetings. Lincoln E. Smith JUST THE SAME. - "Yes, we get all the benefits of muuatain climbing hee/ 1 "Mountain ollmbldg? Why, thee Isn't a hill 10 feet high within 2*> miles "I know; but we sleep Qi\ the fih floo, and thee is no elevato." No Slang fo He. When he dad to call he "cutie," Did she hollf. "Get the hook?" No, Indeed. Thib high-toned beauty Simply flooed him with a look. Tue. "What spoiled childen they have!" "Yes. Isn't it quee? Eveybody except us seems»to have spoiled childen." Descibed. "Pa, what Is chaos?" "I don't know exactly, my boy, but It's something they always bing ode out of." Just a Suggestion. "Will you have anything In this lemonade, si?" "YouYuight put In some suga and lemon juice." Judge. Its Sot j "When one of the cowd made a...,,,...^ -Liaaatiii-g- ygyujjk_,.to tti^mg.., tue Jai.t _ fo the county of Livingston. It's Style. A^ a session of said Cout held at the I "I t.-ii]i]iosc you would call examining Pobate Office in the city of Howell in n mete liyht n j ;i<liim." said coun'y on the i^'th day of May, A. D. 1M9. "Evitly; coning in volumes of Pesent: Hon. Eugene A. Stowe gas." Judge of Pobate. In the matte of the estate of Retibutive Justice. Eastus W. Kennedy, Deceased Ceo. W. Teeple havi-ng iiled in said cout his-final account as administato of said estate, and his petition paying; fo the allowance theeof, It is odeed that the JTth day of June, A. I)., 1!U9, at ten o'clock in the foenoon, at said Pobate Office, be and is heeby appointed fo examining and allowing said account. t It is futhe odeed, that public notice theeof be given by publication of a cepy of this ode fo thee successive weeks pevious to said (Jay of heaing in the Pinckney Dispatch, a newspape published and ciculated in said county. Eugene A. Stowe Judge of Pobate. State of Michigan, the Pooate Cout fo the county of Livingston. At a session of said Cout, held in the Pobate Office in the city of Howell in said county on the 20th day of May, A D Pegent: Hon. Eugene A. Stowe, T- - -*-i- Aii.Ci-ii-wi-"'''^^. dttititfeei i fcc^f^h^tmk^iavfng - '"'e'd in saicl cout his petition paying that the time fo the pesentation of claims against said estate be limited and that a time and place be appointed to eceive, examine, and adjust all claims anj demands against said deceased by and befoe said cout. It is odeed, that fou months fom this date be allowed fo ceditos to pesent claims against said estate, It is futhe ^odeed, day of Octobe. I'.tl9, at ten o'clock in the foenoon, at said pohate office, be and is heeby appointed fo the examination and adjustment of all claims and demands against said deceased. Eugene A. Stowe, Judge of Pobate. *UAfc*#- State of Michigan, the Pobate Cout fo county of Livingston. At a session of said cout, held at the Pobate Office in the city of Howell in said county, on the Kith" day of May, A. D Pesent, Hon. Eu^en^ A Stowe, Judge of Pobate. In the matte of tl >; tat,' of CHARLOTTE GILCHRIST, Deceased. W. P. VanWinkle having Iiled in said "T]u fu-ei- we wee talking about met v, it li ;,n lii'i'i'iipi'late fate." "What was it V "His acts hnni-lit him to the pen." Necessatfy So. Fiend How hot you oom is. "Yes; this in whee I do my oasting." Boston Evening Tanscipt.. Health»»»» THE MAN WHO SUSPECTS that he has kidney touble and neglects to take measue* pomptly fo hi* elief it taking* a danfeoualy unwise isk, li the kidney* *e not popely pefoming thei function o: puify in* the blood steam, waite poduct* an< poisonous acid* emain in the system and caum nevousness, heumatic pains, backache, lanjuid aesa, soe muscles, swollen joints, stiffness, puff ines* unde eyes and otne weakening symptom* TZhljaw I/M^iw- TV;!! f 3- '..:. "Aestoe and efulate the bealtby and noma action of kidneys and bladde, binging" cleai blood, sound neves, clea head, food digestion active bain, and all 'ound vigoous health M. W. Taylo, Calvet, Ala., wites: "M> ailment is kidney touble. I tied thee diffe en emedies, but none gave me such elief as Fole: Kidney Pills." cout hid final administation account, and his petition paying fo the allowanew Lhcoof and fo-t.4»e-agsignin>'nf7td~" ', and that wllhtn Twenty days the thee months fom the date of _this_ot'-t-nbution of the esidue of said estate, in the Pinckney Dispatch, a new^ape plaintiff cause this ode to be published It is odeed, that 1 IP u ointed and cicuited in h^- Cou.tv of nth day of June. 1:<1'.), at ]< o'clock in 1 he Livingston. Said publication to be con foenoon, at =m<i pobate office, be J nu is heeby appointed fo oxami: ing and adowing said account and heaing i-aid petition.; It is futhe odeed, that public notic ' theeof be given by publication of d ^opy of this ode, once each week fo thee successive weeks pevious to said d<y of heaing, in the Pincknpy Dispatch, a mwspape pinted a^d ci- that the 4th culattd in said county. Eugene A. Stowe, Judge of Pobate. State of Michigan, 3."» Judicial Cout in Chancey. Suit pending in the Cicuit Cout fo the County of Livingston, in Chancey, at Howell, on the twenty-fouth day of May, A. D Ethel May Fowle, Plaintiff vs. William Childs FowW, J. Defendant In this c^iae j appeas that the defendant, William Childs Fowle Junio, is not a esident of this state. And that it cannot be ascetained in what state o county the defendant esides. Theefoe on motion W. P. VanWinkle & Son, attoneys fo plaintiff, it is odeed that the defendant ente his appeaance in caid cause on o befoe tinued- once in evey w<.-e* u ) S]K - weeks in succession. Glenn C. Ye!land, Cicuit Cout C':?:: ' cicne W. P. Van Winkle and Sen, Attoneys fc PJaitifT. B jsines addess, Howell, M chigan..- >.. > '-V & ' ' * ;, «\i.-. <'.' <',