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The "Ground Hog" saw bia shadow.
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Feb. 14,11440« opera house.
HaTeyou rwnonded to your blue
mark—a goodly nnmter have.
Miss Grace Lam born of loacb is
S t . V a l e n t i n e s Day U
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Mowers,
near—reb. 14—and I
tbis week.
am pp&pared with a
^Tord was circulated here this week
full line. All prices
that Cecil Sigler was married last week
to a lady near Detroit.
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Jay Smith received word from CbelStove W orks to come and resume his
w ork there. He left Tuesday.
Max Martin and eistet Blanche,
Gregory 9 Michigan
drove to Ann Arbor Tuesday to visit
their sister, Mrs. Eaman and family, I
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Tbe mail wawons faii«d to make
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Who said that the backbone of tbeii trips Monday, owing to the
L.OCAL, N E W S .
winter was broken.
The Chance Club met at tbe home j Mrs. John Parley had the miafordrifted conditions of tbe nortb and
Sieknesi in nearly every home here.
Mrs. F. A. 8igler is spending a week south roads.
• -7^ pf Miss Katharine Grieve, Tuesday tnne to slip and fall on tbe ice ToesAmos Clinton has be«n very ill or more vi&itng her daughters in DeBtrt Appleton and Frank Cunning- evening. Busy fingers and tongues I day striking in such a manner as to
dislocate her shoulder. It was very
troit.
tho past weok.
ham of Brighton, secured about -sixty made the time pass all to quickly.
Miss Florence Sprout of Anderson,
A. J. Prindle of Howell has sold pounds of honey from a bee tree last "TheColumbia Dramatic Club will painful and took some time to g
tire the-play "Nevada" at the opera back into place. Her many 1r
spent a coo pie days with Miss Flor- his merchantile stock to patties from week.—Li v. Tidings.
*\ ieh for a speedy rjcovery.
ence Andrews the past week.
Detroit.
The North Hamburg Ladies' Aid basse, Friday evening, Feb. 14. See
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large
bills
for
further
particulars
>nd
We receive encoursrinj? letters every
Mrs. Barry Ayers of Detroit, was a will meet with Mrs. George Van Horn,
week from 61<\ boys and uirls. This guest of her mother, Mrs. II. Nash, Thursday, February 13, for dinner. caitof rfcaracters. Everybody invited. Death of Cecil Murphy.
North Hamburg Social and Liter
Everyone cordially invited.
week there ar<; two from "The Girls." here the past week.
ary socaetj^prill meet at the home of
Upon request we clip tbe following
S»idth t Homer p. Miljen has
The farmers in this section were Wm. Ks»b,fl^tQrday evening of tbis
Tbe snow plow was kept busy Sat
I from the Ieabella County Republj
tbe money to pu*u the oement urday and then could not k?ep the out breaking through the snow drifts
week. AH are requested to bring j "Universal sympathy goes out
t Pour Mile lake and that be walks entirely passable.
Monday. In several places tbey had
sinking boets,^.
| A. Murphy and wife in tbe log
a force ol men at work Feb. 1,
The attention of the authorities is to take to the fields to avoid the snow
their beloved son and idol,.Cecil,
T T
oleaniog up the works and that the called to tbe fact that there is a con banks.
Think of It. dmd Tuesday morning about 8:30
plant will soon be in lull operation game in full blast at Lansing.
We are glad to note that Arthur Did You
o,clock, alter but a few days' illaess of
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with 125 men.
fe
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Mrs. L. Colby was seriously ill the White, son ot Mr. and Mrs, George
Here r» one
change that scarlet fJfVflttfa age of 14 years.
Bro Ryan of the Democrat, denies past week and we are glad to note White of f ingree, who has been sufMr. and JW0N|HtoMM|ifll share,
is not new bat
to life,
that He is a candidate tor the letfi&la* that she is much better at this writing. fering from typhoid fever, is slightly
a craaky tbesoir*
"A couple of
Ql
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improved.
tare. When we heard tbe news we
An effort is being made to have
sort of man oame isster
office and was )>^ <*^HA^^^BP|k*J|HKn<
wondered how he could find time to Sect'y Taft stop at Howell while enCbas. Moulg* formerly of this place stopped bis paper baoowks aoeB^thiaW tbe entire villa^e^^NHajMM ki
bo even think of such a tbrn3 as he route through the state and from De- has taken tbe job of cutting the wocd in it did iOit bis faswy. - Wf^Tti fre- him admired him for bia manly qual^
is kept busy most of the time attend- troit to Lansing.
from a larm northeast ot Fowlerville. quently met bim on tbe «tjr««t since ities. pleasing jiaoners, ani man]
ioff to his O'vn business.
He is advertising to let 5,000 cords to and it is amwjng to oofta tip
other desirable trait l o o t often found
It 14 counties prohibition will be be cut on shares.
in boy* of bis age. He was t:e idol
Ray Wheeler ot Webster who has
surprise on tbe old Wlo** fcoa
submitted this sprint? regardless ot
of bis sorrowing parents wbo recoffbeen so seriously ill with pneumonia
About twenty of tbe young friends are >till in existence.rega
what the con con did in the way of
fiized io brat the qualities that Dresajt*
of Claude Monks went to bis borne fact he stopped bi» paper, ^owe
is reported tlightly improved. Mr.
•Tiordering state vide prohibition.
tbe
man
whom
all
the
world
ad?
last
Saturday
nigbt
to
remind
him
of
and Mrs. Samuel Wheeler are also on
—and it wont be loag• eithat
Wm.
Kennedy
who
recently
moved
his
bfteentb'birtbday.
A
yery
pleasfrbesick list.—Dejter Leader. Ray's
old gentleman will tarn n r ^ i e
and stamps as a true
his
family
to
Detroit,
moved
back
ant time was spent by all.
mauy friends here will be pleased to
His heart will be ((tilled foff*er.'
respect,
again
last
week
and
is
now
located
team of ot bis improvement.
ouog life went out
The nem mill at Chelsea bas just Neighbors and friends will fottow bis
in the e^st side of the TeeDie fla*.
to tbe parents
shipped a car load of flour to one bak lifeless clay to tbe silent city sad lay
A vcent, ruling from the postal
assert-" itself,
The mail carriers had quite a hard er in Chicago. With the stove factory bim to rest among the flowers.
authorities at Washington holds that
t ondeeded—be'^was ela news item of some on* "holding the :time of it Saturday from storm and running again and a good mill, Chel- obituary wilfne published ji"'"t
and folly trustworthy.
columns telling what a kind fatl
tacky number" or any similar expres drifts. Goodie Dinkel made part of sea is far Irom a dead town.
In tbe case of K. M. Glenn, com* good neighbor and beloved cilisea he . Xr. jtod Hx*. ilorohya afflictions are
?ion shall not be entitled to mailing his trip but had to return as he found
hick tbe recording anger wUfc|».ot wjaofly eosrfined to this sad erent.
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jjlainant, against Wm. and Clyde Line
privileges of the postal department- too much snow.
,;":f-il
Alffa^ainiya^Jali^red,
two
younger
overlook
for
charity's
sake.
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defendants,
"tresspass
ou
the
case"
Tb.e government is certainly getting
Five young Pontiac people were on
with tbe dishort time he will be forgottesu At ebiWroo; mmn^m
it (J^.vn pretty fine —Democrat.
Cass lake one day last week with an Judge Miner decided in favor of the
complainant. The deftndants paying be lies out there rn tbe cold,' eo^d ataaa and their eo«d«te>as a^s^^rjpoi^
At a meeting of the board ot direct ice boat when the thing ran them into all costs.
graveyard, wrapped in tbe si lent [The ns»^nlt qmptfaf ol
ors of tbe Livingston county mutual an air bole. Tbe yonng men were all
slumber of death, be will never know I Uean,o»t•# the"%fjjww
The Anderson farmers' club wilj that the last ind word spoken of him goes wHhtiawi
telephone company held recently K G. able swimmers and succeeded in getmeet at tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. was by tbe editor of that paper, which
Kounsville tendered bis resignation as ting all to safety.
'''w' sorrow.
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one of the directors and W. M. Norton
The voter * ill be kept busy at the Albert Wilson, Saturday, February 8. in life be bad so spitefully "stopped."
The foseelA was 00¾ Tuesday
was elected by the board to till toe spring election Besides the repn'ar Tbe election ot officers will take place Did you ever pause just a moment ternoonoBdibi remsart )aid to
»*cincy. K. T. Sprague was contin officers to be elected there will bn tbe and a good attendance is desired. and think yonr editor, whoever he in the SomoaorhM
ued as manager and. tbe salary ot results of the Con Con, the constitu- Every body bring refresh ments.
may be, will write your obitaary
dt
Mrs. slarojbj is s>
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ithe secretary was rawed $100
tional amendments and probably tbe
The board of trustees of tbe State some day?"
I John Monks of this oJaoe,
the year,—Republican.
ma'ter of primary election Will come Sanitorium have appointed Dr. C. L.
up. This will maKe four ballots.
Sigler acting Superintendent during
A flock of wild pigeons were seen tbe absence of Dr. Kennedy. It is ex! by John Harrison and \Wris O'Brien pected that Dr. Kennedy will soon
: flying over ihe farm of Mr. Harrison be able to resume bis duties, where
in Leon: a day or two ago. Th»r are Dr, Staler will return to bis practice
I positive that they came from some here.
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BOWMAN'S
ladqdarters For
Laces
Embroideries
H i Notions of
S u m Description
Our SprlnA S t o c k of L a c e * ll
Now On S a l e ,
E A.
Howell's Busy Store
Goina to Build?
'nearby wood* and tttt they were
Prank AJ. Peters »s carrying his suit
i probably lust from a larger flock. that was decided against him at tbe
J They ar« *«*!riom si»en nowadays.— last term oloircuit court by Judge
Chelsea Trilmn*.
Miner taking U from the jury and deMany people who And »vri«l»>s lost ciding no cause of action, to tbe Soby others rmok that i»y bo ia# ibem prosae court Tbe suit was against
tbey are entitled to tbe possession; Tike. Birkett for damages in tbe matshould read the following from tbe ol tba mill property hero,
state laws: "When any person shall
find any money or loflt goods; it the
owner thereof be unknown, tbe finder
shall within two days cause notice
thereof ro be posted in two public
phicei wtthin tbe township where tbe
same was lound*—cause notice thereof
to be advertised* ia some newspaper 10
Ihe same cooaty." Sect ton 573& aliub
10411 State
We Carry a Full Use
Of Builders' Hardaats
Going to Paint ?
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iave the Sale of
faints in th$
II any of our subscriber* get caught
and fined by tbe poeUl antbori ti ee for
sending writing in fourth elass matter
do not blame tbe DIAFATCB as it baa
warned yon many times. The inspector foaod two ?bcb> cases at Milling
ton J.be p»'t week and dnad ibeoi flO
ea a n k rtpensive writing/ ft
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Stanley Johnson, aged 1*. °f ?ra»4
MICHIGAN.
Rapids, confesses to si* burglaries
ftXOKJniY,
since October h,
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returned Its verikft Saturday gfcw
A
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C04TIY
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FOR
Chief
Oanrgn.
Waaftuam;
an oW in- &M''
rfeseefce FfftMw Mi* Sunarvomtv
ffif fo*» J i s ^ ^ w „ f t * y t « ^ k r
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dlan scout, is dead in i|uUt ate; Jfcarit
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THE . T A T * WOOL* Ml « 0 0 0
Of aft the theories propounded by
Hr*y to the asylum for the erifeAnl
St
the
age
or
70
yeace.
FOR ACCOUNTANTS.
Jriedrtch Nietseche, the iconoclastic
been
Prank H* Pndday of Mt. J*****',.
JQeroan phlloeopber, none have
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announces that .he, # » - £ * * * * ! * - W
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wasted/;'n, stronger, influence than T P J-PST WSOTJ FOV^P succeed Cbngresaman Onftngm Lverdtsi
wW
4e*ttroe4/
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«ri&
stay
JMaftpy
Osed
CewtnUtted
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Uvea* dealing with the woman auea..KWto,Twjiini QU the c . , w * «
I there until it has been decide* that
*»mii¥
**#raUI«
an
Qf*i
Carriage
tlon, Hl» .view* on thla question are A Joy for Accountants la Delegate P. tracks, haac MaUon. of bcsvMot*
he
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hi*
on is no:
no jongcrMnafrs
rongm imssia -ane-wanx
tatn,
wan
instahtly
kifled
by
n
train.
strangely conJrja4te_tQry. .and aeenuto
lie,
Pratt** Propoaal-« A
YotfcMfcl
Roscne
Lawrence,
aged
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nf
Qay•have .beei different at different time*
Ceupfe's tlopemcitt Ends fthabbHy< lord, accidentally shot- himself In the; .King €erlo*. of, Portugnj, and. the
ttfe
The acquittal of Thaw ooj tl
in hie life, 8eJMpenh*u*r'*^exfti*ia*
stomach while shootta* sparrows. He eTrMwnePwaea, Lttia,«biUiP^ w « ^ * * fgrmind of insanity wakes.t k-potsiDie
antUtaJniat yitwp, Wagner's idolasaaninated Saturday in the streets ot f f o i ^ e . T h a F f * ^ ttdljifrati j t is.
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There will be Joy among the ac- may not recover.
Usbon. A hand of, men waiting at
trous worship of woman, both left a countants of the state if the proposal
Visitors will again be admitted to the comer of the Praco do Commer- -repor*** the* 3 3 l « g ddWwd te>
do, t o « n n u W e « s * r i a | e with BveJyn
deep impress on his mind. He evi- of Delegate Pratt, of Bay City, is the, Jackson prison after February 1.
cio and the Rua do Araenai suddenly Nesblt. The statutes of New York
finally
made
a
part
of
the
constitudently regarded woma© as tile eternal
Quarantine was declared, after a case sprang toward the open carriage in state provide that a marriage con',
paradox—at once the "parasite" that tion. It was passed on second read* of smallpox wan dUcpywred,
which the royal family were driving tract where either of the; pardee waa
_A mgrand hall waa given iiv_Be.tU«
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;to the palace, and leveling carbines, of snsound mind at the time of th*
preys upon man, and the lnsplver who ing after a hard fight. It provides that
the legislature shall pass laws for-a
lift* him to the heights. Did Nietseche uniform Bystem of accounting i* *M Creek by the grand lodge of Cottr*I which they had concealed upon them, marriage ceremony can be declared
Masons'ot Michigan at the conclusion fired. The king and the crown prince, null and void.
ever dream of a super woman to matoh state institutions and departments and of
upon whom the attack was directed,
Tuesday night's session. •
For thnfcjjKoaeon m& application
his ideal superman? The answer.to a uniform system in all townships, vilwere each shot three times, and they made Upon the jjart.^the.^rhnafcJaniA
heavy
snowfall
is
reported
from
that question, says Current Literature, lages, cities and counties and the yearly all-poinuir,the;g*u*n./ in the Jived only long enough 4o be carried ily will have to be submitted to the
Si found in his.definition of marriage. whole will be under the charge of an upper peninsula delayed lumber oper- to the marine arsenal nearby, where court, which can act only as the law
accounting bureau wh^ch shall devise
they expired. The king's second son, provides.
He said; "Marriage—thus X call the the system and make proper audits. ations can now proceed.
the Infant Manuel, was .slightly
Mrs. Thaw's friends told her
will of two beings to create another
It sounds simple, butsome of the dele- . A false.alarm of a ajnaUpox case ex- wounded, but Queen Amelie, who a Young
long
time,
ago, according to the
cited
the
village
'of
Salem
Tor
the
past
who shall be more than they who gates, have utilized their knowledge,
strove
to
save
the
crown
prince's
life
stories
told
in
the uptown cafes, to
few days, but it Is learned that the by throwing Jierself upon him, was
created it. Marriage I call reverence of the length of time necessary for ac- case was only chlckenpox.
night,
that
in
all
probability the elder
unhurt. Almost at the first shot, the Mrs. Thaw will pursue this course,
unto each other, as unto those who countants to go over a set of books
Flint will appear the Stockdale case king fell back on the cushions dying, and if. she should decide to do so in
and have come to the conclusion that
Fill." Woman is as nee- such a department would have to have will case to- the supreme court. The and
r
at the same moment the crown
consummation of this about 150 high priced men. This would jury held no will existed, giving the prince was seen to half rise and then view of the verdict rendered* .youiH
Mrs. Thaw would be left without a
age as a man; and in make a tidy salary roll to be added to city $200,000 for a hospital.
sink back on the seat.
legal footing upon which to mtetpose
The. royal family were returning objections.
ndlspensable mate, the the expenditures of the state.
Municipal ownership appears to be
^-..-.
from
Villa Vlcosa, where they had
In
a
healthy
state
in
Battle
Creek,
the
transfigured man of the
It would seem thereforethat
Married in Haste.
been
sojourning, and were on their should Harry Thaw's mother, or any
water
system
having
more
than
paid
future, Nfetssehe undoubtedly fore*
Ray Davidson and Idella Westover for; itself In the past 30 years.
way from the railroad station to the -other member of the Thaw family,
saw and welcomed the superwoman.
Davidson have been found. YheKfytuuT
Flint was given an agreeable sur- palace. - A stroug guard was in at- see fit to begin such proceedings, tin*
themselves. They are the Battle Creek prise when Mrs. Whitney-Hoff, of De- tendance, because of the recent up- marriage would be annulled without
high school boy and seventh grade troit and Paris, gave the Young Wo- rising In the city and the discovery either the consent or objection of
Empire of Undreamed Of Possibilities. girl,
of a plot to assassinate Premier young Mrs, Thaw.
ages 17 and 15, respectively, who
"The Unknown Philippines" is the disappeared several days ago, after ( men's Christian.Association $500.
Franeo and overthrow the monarchy.
Thaw was bitterly opposed to beinK
The body of a man who became
title of an article Ih The World To- the boy had sold his cornet to get
But the band of murderers bad se- sent to Matteawan. but gave up to
exhausted
and
froze
to
death
wae
lected the most advantageous spot for
day by Hamilton Wright. He says: money for a wedding tour and th« found near Sanda.
The mercury the commission of their crime, for counsel that habeas corpus proceedgirl
had
donned
a
long
skirt
of
her
"The archipelago is an empire of unings should not be instituted at pre*.
they were concealed from the eyes of ent.
sister's. The young couple went to dropped to 41 below in HumboMt.
dreamed-of-posslbilltles. Possibly no Toledo, it proves, and were there marPort Huron police are trying to fln.i the police until the carriage had
country
in
the
world
may
excel
Its
the
Buffalo relatives of Mrs. John wheeled into the Praco do Commerried. Wednesday night they appeared
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Bailey,
who is ill and nearly destitute. c e , a* large square. Before any of the
unique, and lasting charms. Were It in a Toledo police station, the boy sayExtending
from west to
guard were aware. of what was hap- cast, the path40of miles
known it would become a paradise for ing that his money was all gone. Hej^ The former are said to he wealthy.
destruction
u&de by
The appropriation for the Indian opening the assassins leaped toward a tornado, just north of Wesson.
the sightseer and tourist. Yet one who asked that he and his girl be helped
home.
school at Mt. Pleasant has been cut the carriage^and instantly a fusillade Miss., Friday, was found to be a
has not left the well-traveled routes
out at Washington, and unless the of shots rang out.
In a moment all was terrible con- worse disaster than was at first rewill with difficulty appreciate its maritem Is restored the school will haYe
To Fight Reciprocity.
fusion, the king and crown prince Be- ported. In the tornado zone the dead
Congressman Fordney announces to close.
velous diversity and almost limitless
shot down without the slightest numbered eight and the fatally inThe Eaton county co-operative store ing
opportunities. 1 think it was fortunate his purpose to attack Cuban reciprocjured four, while at least 100 other
ity. He will Introduce a bill now in bankruptcy matter from Eaton Rapids chance to Bave themselves. Police persons were hurt. Tbe death list
for the Filipino people that the preparation
sprang upon the regicldeB, the
to terminate the reciprocgoing to reach the circuit court, guards
Americans came. For there is no ity treaty. This move Is made possible is
number
whom is somewhat uncer- may reach 15, most of those believe
where cooperative receivership is to tain, andofkilled
three of them and cap- to be dead being Negroes wl
way in which the native inhabitants by the fact that the five year term for be tested.
tured three others. One of these com- not been accounted for since
will develop faster. They are initia- which the Cuban treaty was IrrevocOne-third of the telegraphers on mitted suicide after being placed in frail cabins were crushed. Thg
tive and adaptable to a degree, and ably made will expire December 27, the Michigan Central's Mackinaw di- prison. It is charged that one of the age may reach $500,000.
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1908. After that date the treaty may vision have been laid off. Officials
wreckage
lie
four
churches,
sfit*
they progress faster when in contact be annulled by either country on one
murderers was a Spaniard named
ton gins and several country stores.
with the white settler than when left year's notice. Fordney wants this say it is in line with the retrench- Cordova.
ment policy.
The bodies of the king and the
to their own devices. The grasp with country to give the required notice st
The 1-year-old son or Henry Nault.
John
A.
Miller,
23,
and
Vera
Cle
crown
prince were removed from the
which the Filipino people are laying this session of congress. He has gath meat, 18, were married on the stage marine arsenal in two closed car- of Negaunee, choked to death from
statistics to show that the United
croup.
hold of a totally new scheme of life Is ered
States Is getting the short end of that of Stone's rtheater in Flint after a per- riages to the royal palace, the Paco
the astonishment of the European na- reciprocity agreement, which, he says, fortaanoe. . They received $26 from das Nece8sidades, the late residence
of the king, escorted by municipal
THE MARKETS
tions which have colonised the Orient, has been especially injurious to the the management.
guards
mounted.
Franklin
S.
Raton,
formerly
on
the
it room in the Philippines for beet sugar industry. Fordney a move
D«trolt—Cattl*—Extra dry-fed «tee>«
There is tbe greatest dread for the
Conservatory of Music facand
hetfers, $4 75©6;'nte«rfl and helf
the present population to is distinctly anti-administration and Cincinnati
anti-Taft and probably is intended by ulty, was sentenced to from five to future of the country, which seems *r*, 1,000 to 1.200, $4 2 5 6 4 ?&: ateero
in happiness and comfort. It Is him to have an effect on the political ten years for attacking little Emily on the verge of being plunged into and heifere, S00 to 1,600, 13 TS04
and heifers that are fat, 600 t o
the awful throes of a revolution with Meera
lse to ssy corporations will ex- contest now going on In his district., Gray, of Lansing.
700, $ 3 ^ 3 50; choice fat cowl, $3 7 S 6 4
all the attendant horrors and bloodfat cowa, $ 3 0 3 GO; common cow*
w
ploit the Filipinos. In the flrst place
Mrs. William Clark, of Battle Creek, shed. Throughout tbe city consterna- Kood
12 2 6 0 3 ; canners. II 2 6 ^ 2 : chol<<
Youthful Runaways.
who was burned Tuesday while di- tion reigns and all the houses and heavy bulla, 14; fair to Kood bOlo*na.«.
the corporations cannot hold enough'
s
recting
the saving of her baby's life, business places are barred. The cold- bulls. $ 3 # 3 &0; atock bulla, $2 4 t 0 t - r
The sheriff's officers are searching
land, and in the second place the peoJ e r d i n g ateejra, 800 t e 1.000, $3 4>
refusing first aid for herself, died that blooded murder has sent a thrill of ohpice
6)4: fair feeding ateera, 800 to 1.00f>.
ple will not work efficiently
if for Miss Boss Marin, aged 18, and night in the sanitarium.
r.ftC3 7&: choice atockor*. 50& t o TOO
Norman 8hook, aged 16, who eloped
horror throughout the country, even S3
$3 2G$I3 75; fair slock era, M9 to ?<Ki.
abused."
from Sterling last week. The girl was
Margaretta Fairman, aged 12, o( among those who have been workiug $3®3 2d; stock heifers, $2 6 # © I : milkemployed as maid by Dr. F. E, Abott, Owosso, is dead from burns received politically
the establishment urs, larKe, young, medium age, $40tr&(t;
A certain savings bank in New and after she left It was discovered four weeks ago. She fell down a flight eventually oftor
a republic, and sorrow lomnion milkers. $18 ¢¢35.
Veal ealves—Market
dull at la^t
York state, which went into the bands that a large quanifty of Mrs. Abott's of si airs, overturning a lamp and get is expressed on every hand at the
\ve«k'« price*; beat, $7<g>7 50; >othcif<.
wearing
apparel,
including
several
silk
ting fire to her clothes.
.-*-. of receivers in 1900, had assets at that
dreadful end of the king and th<> $3¢38 60; milch cows and
mprlngcr*
waists,
were
gone.
Some
jewrlery
and
Ktrady.
crown
prince.
About
500
people
braved
a*
bliazard
ip,U*m£vestIraeted gt $1,086,000. Bad In- $125.in cash is also missing.
Shet'p and Iambs—Market. Iambs l.V
Au examination of the wounds of
to follow the body of Frederick
shfop steady; market dull; I»os?
'$2;vestments made it possible to realize
The girl arose about midnight aud Hotop. of Kalamazoo, a widely known the kins, who was already dead when hiKlier,
Inmbs, $7; fair to grood lambs. $6 isTi 0/.
• Jonly $275,000 and a final settlement met the Shook boy by appointment. hotel owner, to the pjrave. About he reached the arsenal, showed that G 7i>; Hglit to common lumbp, JJ5 505?»J;1
to jfortd butcher sheep, $4 ¢7- 4 r><:
recently made shows that this has They borrowed the physician's rig and 1,0u0 attended the services.
three bullets had fourd their mark. (fa.iiulls and common, $8$i>3 no.
Hogs—Market steady, last Thursday >
shrunk, to $30,000— all the creditors wero driven to Standlsh by Mary MurAtty.-Gen. Bird has held the elec One wound was situated at the nape prices.
ray, a chum of the Marin girl, \vhor«.
Hanffe of prlcest LI#ht to KOQ.1
of
the
neck,
a
second
in
the
shoulder
will recel?«r~$103,OOO being the coat the couple took a train for Day City tion of Dr. H. P. Mowry, of Bronson.l
butchers. $4 1R«*4 2<5; plja;s ( |* 10. l i s h i
and the third, which was the fatal yorkcrs, $4 13; roughs, S3 3ft;. stag's, J-'.
of administering the receivership. No The Murray girl then retni'.^d the ricr as secretary of the state board of i wound, sfeviffed the carotid artery.
Ol'f.
dishonesty is charged, the receivers arid afterward told of The elnpemenr • charities nnd corporations, illegal. He
The
crown
prince,
who
was
still
says Mowry should have first resign
K«"t Buffalo,—-Cattle—H***t
export
themselves getting a comparatively
breathing, but who died almost Im- stfrrs.
ed
as a member.
$5.40@6; best 3l»li>pin«- s t e ] ^ -(
Fight
the
Fair.
^,
,
^.
mediately after admission to the fu> 14.8r><8>fi.SO; best 1.000 to |1.100-lb, W$ '
small amount, the remainder going for
^5.10; bpet f e t cows. $44^4.50: fair tr»
B.
J.
Adams,
of
Grand
Rapids,
is
ft
For the second consecutive year K e n a l h a d B u i j e r e d t h r e e WOunds in Kood.
iwyers, referees, clerks, etc. attempting to kill the proposal of
$303.10; trimmers, $2®2.25; beft
heifers. |4.25@5; few cxtnv at $5.2?..
the case, which is said Delegate Deland, of the con. con., giv- Muskegon public schools were award^ t n e , h e a a a n d c h e 8 t . Two bullets had fat
medium, $3^[email protected]; common, | 2 . B 0 # a ;
ed first prize in the grammar school
th« best
Prlnce
Manuei, one
0n
feeders. f * 7 5 ® 4 ; stockers, $3.60tt
typical one, has. served to call ing the legislature power to provide department of penmanship at the Na lgot wr ue crk jftW
a n d t b e o t b e r l n t h e arm<
n.7f>;
export
bulls, [email protected]; few at $4.r>u
tional
Penmanship
Teachers'
assoria
to. an. abuse—mainly per- for a fair owned by the state, It was H
«««l Po™*n.Wr> T 0 a ^ o . a . « . « ^ t „ . .
bologrnas.
|3.50(8>3.?6;
atock bulla. $2.SO
p r j n c e
M a n u e J . 9
w o u m ] g '
a r e
B,[ght;
tion exhibit in Pittsburg.
and unless blood poisoning results he fz3; the good cows sold steady, but it
by attorneys through dila- reported out Tuesday night without
William Schirner, convicted of elop will soon recover, and become king is almost impossible to sell eonlmon
recommendation by the committee on
cows on thta market at the present
tory tactic* and mates of red tape— miscellaneous matter, of Which Adams ing with Mrs. Ella Davis, of I*apeer, of Portugal.
time; good cows, $ 3 5 0 4 5 ; medium, $:':i
and has led Oov. Hughes to speak in is chairman. The western Michigan was fined $300'and agreed to pay his
0 3 3 ; «omn>on, $ 1 0 9 2 8 .
•
Hogs—Market
10®18c
hJgber.;
closed
wife
$2,500
and
$2
weekly
for
each
of
contingent,
and
especially
the
Kent
Qermany'e Cattte Dieeassd.
hi* nesemge U the legal expenses insteady at the opening, with a good
their
four
children
until
they
are
14;
delegation,
will
make
a
hard
fight
on
Forty-two per cent of the cattle clearance for aH that g e t yarded In
/to the settlement of such lnstlIf.;
the proposition, because they wish no Mrs. Davis was fined $200.
slaughtered,
throughout Germany are t i m e - l o r ^ th« market; medium, neavy
m*
grave ieandaL This it Btate aid extended to fairs unless the
$4.704.75: pik*.
$4.75;
Maj. Harrison Soule, who retires suffering from tuberculosis, according ar anud *. byorkera,
* $4.10; s t u p , - M ^ s i o . ; . ' ••
certainly seems to be, and its kind, [ Grand Rapids fair gets a piece of i t after 25 years as treasurer of the V. J to statistics' gathered ,by Nathan
8h«e£~;>Iarket ^ acUyjr "ftftd-. higbor;
[A may.be.remarked, i« not confined to Under this proposal the legislature of M.. with his wife and about 70 Straus, the American multi-million
would probably take over the present others was the guests of President J. aire, in the course of his canipatgs
**r«w Ynrav
state fair.
B. Angell *at dinner. A loving cup for milk pasteurization r hr the fatherwan given Maj. Soule from tbe older land. .*
'
The
soCragette movement
Drink
Crazed
Mintr.
members
of
the
faculty.
Mr.
Straus
is
working
only
for
h $o*t»0i heavy, $X¥i&i^ t
>nn* struck a snag In America. The
Crased with liquor, WHlfam MenzenWhile sitting on a gas stove, where vvtnr tnilk supply, and his discovert f0 l
w
snag 1a the American man. He is not
red.
koch, a miner, is alleged to have fired he nad been placed by his brother, ies concerning the meafc supply am A4 2* ! J Jt~ h««|t-rca»h' Jiu,
sufllcie&tiy belligerent to furnish the a shotgun into a crowd of fellow board- Le Roy Busch, aged 3, of Jackson, fell merely Incidental to his other work* »7%«J Mgy opened 41 irwK'"and- de
reQjsssesT «<hi to the fair imported foe. ers in Swan Creek,-a mine settlement over on a burner, bis clothes catch-1 They were given to t l » r * a t h o r i U e ^ l f ] r ^ " t o ;0^,
•:J;*J
iSlZ^L
sQn the contrary, he has spiked their 14 miles west of Saginaw. Part of the ing fire.' The brother rushed him to however, a s of importance to *U I ^ COTii-^BT«h
No.
3,1
cerat
.
¾
in the interest of the public yellow, *7e.
*
ignme by showing that he is ready jto right hand of Sam Davis was shot off the street, where a passerby extin- | workers
0*ts—Cash No. S white
and amputation will be necessary. The guished the flames, but the child died; health.
*j*re the American woman anything face and hair of Harry Phillips were
Diseased meat, the American as* •Rye~-Ca«h No. g, t5c. .
Koch Bros., contractors of the serfs,
Barley—Fancy car. asm
Aha want* from bonbons to suffrage burned by powder, but the shot master
is unquestionably scattering cwt,
building, ln Ann Arbor, have consumption
broadcast in Germany.
Clovereeed -~ Prime ap4HgS*ffTT «osarben ate wants it. It is impossible missed him. Some of the shot struck asked the court to have the $80,000
f*»-Vy
March, $tj 86; aample, ( T b w at
The
percentage
of
tuberculosis
catIsaac
Matures
in
the
breast,
but
he
to do anything at all with so obliging
mortgage on the building gives by tle, be adds, is higher-in the kaiser's $10 78, 35 at $10 tt, 15 at $10/• aTO i t
tf
was not seriously hurt. Francis Mr»rliae-aMkcvtia 60: sample Vlslke. 12
^ef; enemy, picturesque martyrdom in Glnnis was wounded in the face and Glazier and his wife to the Chelsea realm than anywhere else in Europe. bam
at $» 6Sk.7-at $8 76.
*""**. "
Savings bank, set aside in favor cl
'fcjuNtting utterly oat of the question. one hand.
Timothy
seed—Prime,
40
baga
at 12 1 *•
their claim of $14,797 as a prior lien.
At
Punts
Arenas.
The mortgage was given after the
AmramitsicTs in DBTKOIT
The flett of battleships under RearA- worl&wldfc movement is to be inBurglars blew the safe in the D. U. contract was made with them.
'•X
Week Kneiif robrugry g, 1904
Admiral Evans came to anchor in
nngnmted to pnt an end to the Black R. office, In Newport, stealing $23.
Allic Powels. aged 17, of Bay City, the
harbor of Punta Arenas' Saturday
The u«-nd Trunk railroad, after .and
MuriUi Daniels
aged
IS, of Tus
Hand And other death-dealing secret
.
,
.
.
_.
.
afternoon.
The arrival of the battleAfteraeo^tlV&jtogfet J^aajSgrfcn.
seven years' Inflation, has been askc. to 608. "tn* ftauaDcawr^ • l
jAcietiee.
Since
biacktuaihng
with
,!'£•
coU
county,
eloped
and
were
married
>
,
p
^
,
h
I
p
B
a
t
t
n
U
l
b
r
|
n
g
t
n
e
m
f
o
r
t
h
o
:
sured of a right-of-way Into Kalama- in Caro by Rev. Mr. Calkins. A war Vst time to a Chilean harbor. From \\^tTwav (^a«A Uovss-Matlaees daty
t
*fce penalty of death isfthe object of zoo.
*
w
rant bad ..been sworn out charging Pun la Arenas onward the fleet will
w,w
Heroes
oC
the »treeu ^ - * ^
*
these societies, the penalty on convicOeorge Phelps, at Ardella township, Daniels with stealing a watch in Bay <kiit along Chilean
shores, flr&t LYCKCSI THRATStt-JCvery Ktatit Mats.
tion should be sufficiently drastic to ii. farmer in comfortable clrcum- City and he was i r m t t i M « f t « j U « m b the weemly narrows of the 8iu».t Wed., Bat, lie, *e; We,' e e a " J I >
Jos; out of Cortege.
ww»w««»^
be deterrent, A small fine and slight
refuses to pay a $60 fine for K w T ^ r S r i - ^ ^ ^ . 1 1 ! ! ? ' ]**¥*«
Magellan
ami
then
nord». rAi^YJcrra^itattnees Hun . Tosa> Xhurs
beck
to
Bay
City
in
an
o
f
f
e
r
s
«.
^
¾
a
l
o
^
t
h
e
thin
strip
of
Chilean
ting and w ^ t o jail for iW
ra
Imprieoninent by BO means meei tn
sad Set. Prum sse, *c, &Ja aaT74eT A»t V
t0e
y'tcrritorv tm to" Peru.
needs of the cane.
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flfrelf |6<; -IU jest c u t aim, good V
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fer yom £rjt*4A' Jeat^to. set j e t *
mind
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r e e u W ^ w a d oat whai *JUf
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rwW'boStorrplesv lower*. %» i K i K ^ right a a m e l r w * • * w h « v* fti
shade,
l
a
#
*
ye've
got
tsto
the
haW*
JlOtt* sow
MM*
, and. ^wprkte', which ain't a hadw'y*, *nt * "•' ly, < # w a # | o t t r business and no"' - "
'
*n
a J f t ' i a mead .es^^-fcar^:;^'
• f t e ^ ajrtjpada^igp difference la
W 4 * 1 * ft. Trip
f'
feeUrfsrei<ye nan* see; an' now
i*o the Rinwrille store waa
' lit '
i l l tell ye bow Hound out.
a*w- chamber ,»etr and
CHAPTER XXVlf.
^
;
"i was/ down ttKhe Corners one day
c«r*ettt* awi?e4 at the ati-i' For many weeks now Chip had sufCA«Stl>, PAN*
fc -roltea away, and came up the fered from a troubled, conscience, and, arter ye- Went to Gfcrtstnaaav Cove, 'a' OftHfS #
vailen A paperhaiwer was enfarai, Jtka moat of. us. was. unable to face H* a feller—nJoe-iookln* ieller* tpo, with
n,
honest brown eyes—was aakln' if any*
« 4 kept busy for tea 4 a n . % coajftQuanies and admit her sin."" ~
A«tacka-ef
©real
••&>&&*&
•"
JVb
Af^
dedhbed pmvrm wer« imraUr kick*
Time and axaia she had planned bov body bad seen or heard o* a runansy. : miiiiatratyo* A^e-kHeereiisiy
ed UU> the ooer sfatjd1, aa« la thi*e ahe could best evade it "and yet bring girl by the Jiame o" lfeOaire.'' Said
reHesWntaaiyais' MaWIXy
weak* t e v fooaat had toeeo ao feeon^ these i w o brother* together without she'd run away from Oreenvale—
That's
'bout-a
huadred
salles
frpjn
• Abttaee e f f*j*ioti«» ptsaaeseif
itraot^d an4 fitted anew that no one first confessing- Old Qt » u | | be tojd,
b»»A^he
aaid«r«af
M
waa
hucttn'
tpr
weuW reoo«niae them.
oC course. She oouid ex^lahv>ar con- MeanwbQe Vncie Jud had - utterly' duct to him. He would surely forgive liar. Nobody at Jlhe Comers knew
" neglected hi^ "crapur while-he worked her, she thought, and then, maybe, find about ye *B' I kepi still, believin' ye torp?fatt*as, trsnsmltt«d tooAWfrese
Friday,, Uya president d»r» Whit h»
\aroond the houae. The wide lawn and another home for her somehow aad had reason fer not wantin' to be found on
terms tae. M lair dsfVfug trusts" fW no
pjoV
-••••*'
l
been clipped'cipae. 4 n w picket somewhere. Oversensitive as she was,
tidsertAin terms.v.: 1 Ut •>'.,•<> >; .
And now
now aa«ner
another utide—the
thrill
of
IA the opening paragraplui of the mestone©,.- painted wh4^, replaced the to BOW confess her cowardly conceal- ,'t Ana
o e - w . w w .w sage
bo urges the immediate reonaetc
toaaJaf • mgaas one around the garden- meat and aer deception of those wjao to**-****** *» m » *"*"> «»d her meni of-^h* essptA»«iW''«s,bUity law,
and for such legislation as will remedy
Weeda and broBh disaBpeared*. and only had loved and trusted her, seemed face became glorified.
the abuses of the Injunction*. Ho then
A*pX~ Ja*»4l?#,- protest *«***£, the^ntc- horrible.
turns bis jttteption to -stock, jobmas;^ •x->m
Andab the clouds .rolled away. That and
tureAjue brtmn hoot* ffcm a «oat of
But events were stronger than her night Chip wrote a brief but curious says;other form? of high'-^ncJTAnd^U
patat?'''' -'*•'• ''--• - ^ - :'"
will, for one day in the last of August, letter, so odd, ia fact, it must be
"I do not know whether it ta pp*#Jble, but if possible. ?t 1« certAialy"^*And^ then ^PkU^cakC "rived.
Uncle Jud returned from the village quoted verbatim:
*lraWe. jtbA^>lnvconnection, srith m e w Nearly a year" before she had* been store, bringing dress materials and Mr. Martin Friable;urs* t o restrain s t o c k watering a n d
tCoarrt**t «**.**Ittanit, Let tahtyatd Cs.)
there
should b e
toongbt here, a weary, bedraggled, startling information. "Cap'n Bemis Pleas* send word at once to Mr. Cyrus overcapitalisation
m«asurea
taken
t
o
prevent
a t least
Walker
that
his
brother
Judson,
who
v . •YNOPftll.
dunty, half-etarved waif. Now Uncle is failin' purty fast," he said, "so Aunt
the grosser forms of gambling i n s e Uvea
In
RiggsvlHe,
wants
to
see
him.
Ho
Jud met her at the station, hi* faee Abby writes, an' she ain't comin' up one else must be told of this, for it's a curities and commoaiUes. such A S
m a k i n g large sales of what men do
CMp ifeOttive, a li^ar-aW glrt.Uvlaa shinioK; Aunt Mandy clasped her here. It won't make no difference to secret.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
not poHsess and 'cornering' the market.
. . J t would seem that t h e federal
- " " ^ f a t h e r to. Fete BolduS,. * *^Kiae to' her portly person; and as you girlie" he continued, turning to But Chip's secret was a moat trans- .government
could a t least a c t b y
Chip;
looked
around
add
saw
what
had
Chip.
"I've
brought
home
stuff
to
rig
Bh* n i o i away and reattfiM
parent one, for when this • missive forbidding t h e u s e o f the mails, telethecanYpof p i n
tP^&uSSS^^ been done la her honor and to make ye out fer school. Miaa Solon, the reached Martin three days later, he graph and telephone wires for mere
in s t o c k s and futures, just
dressmaker'*, comin' to-mprrer, 'n' recognized its angular penmanship and gambling
san. and guides, s h e tells her story Ana her .welcome* her eyeeiilled.
as it does i n ^Bnj(eiy i^MUaytlon*.''
Mr. R *
"I never thought anybody would we'll take keer o' ye In good shape. similarity ip the note Aunt Comfort
KrWM»'» pArty into woode ^ T « t father
«! * r » , PrUbie. . • » did hennlt, who^hM care for me like this," she exclaimed, We've made up our minds ye belong stfll treasured, and knew that Chip
Next Prey
resided in tho wildenveiw for many year*.
attention . to*
When camp U broken Chip Ana w r « s . and then glancing at Uncle Jud, her to us ler good, me 'n' Mandy," he add- wrote it.
reply of th "
ciupy *am» canoe. Tu« party reacn camp eyes alight, she threw her arms about ed, smiling at Chip, "an' I shall go
It startled him somewhat, however, corporations
of Mrs. *YUWV« father a n d are w e i Walker a n . o i d his neck and, for the first time, kissed with ye to Christmas Cove, if Cap'n for Old Cy's youthful history was un- the Standard Oil Company a o _ _
t o n * d by h l m a n d ^ C y
Ripley o f the Banna P c raJ
friend and former townsman of theJter- him.
Bemis ain't iraprovin', 'n' find ye a known to him, and suspecting that President
way. There i s a l s o A letter from D i s min T h e y settle d o w n . for summer's
trict Attorney H e n e y of San FrancisAnd never in &XI his life had he felt boardin' place."
»t»y. Olitp and Ray jar© In love. ^ « „ " 2
some mystery lay beneath this infor- co
1
inclosing one from t h e Santa Fe's
>ne realizes U»l» but CV Walker. fHran»e more amply paid for anything he had
"I'm a'wful sorry to hear 'bout the mation, he told no one, but started general
freight traffle manager to t h e
ennoe macks found On lake shore In f r a n t , a. p t t 0
road's auditor, w h i c h Mr. Ilenev and
if their cabin. BtrAnjo n q p k * ! * ^ ! ^ !
'
Cap'n," Interrupted Aunt Mandy, as if for Riggsvllle at once.
the president
s a y shows the utter
tiuroas the take. Marflnjntd %«*1 t g w
Then and there, Chip resolved to do the other matter and Chip's future
for settlement t o »et offloers t p a^refj
The tide of emotion that had upset falsity of t h e plea of ignorance made
McGuire, who". Is known a s outiaw * n d something that now lay In her power were settled definitely; "but if he the even tenor of Uncle Jud's home by high officials o f t h e Santa F e and
scaped murderer. ^Chip's one . woods
the Standard Oil Company.
friend, Tomah. a n Indian, visits camp. —to face shame and bumbled pride drops off, Aunt Abby must come here life slowly ebbed away, and a keen
The president adds:
Flay believes he sees a bear on the ridge. and all the sacrifice it meant to her fer good. I dunno but it'll be a relief,"
"The a t t a c k s b y these great corporasense of expectancy took its place.
Chip to stolen by Pete Bolduc who e s tions
o n t h e administration's - actionx
capes *it«r*her iu a cana*. Chip i s r e s - ,in the end, and reunite these two long- she added, looking, at Uncle Jud and
have been
given
wide circulation
Chip,
after
giving
him
her
letter,
excued by Martin and ^ v l a s they are re- separated brothers! But not now, no, sighing.
*• 'Twari't no lovematch in plained that Old Cy was most likely in throughout t h e country, in the newspaturulns from the settlement. Bolduc esand otherwise, by those writers
the first place, 'n* Abby's mind's al- the wilderness, and that the letter pers
capes. Old Cy proposes to Ray that he not yet.
and Kpeakers. who. eon-scioiuOy or u n remain in tlio woods with himself and
consciously, act a* t h e representatives
Before her lay two golden, joyous ways been sot on your brother Cyrus, mbjht not reach him for weeks.
.\mJd" and trap during the winter and he
of predatory wealth—of the wealth
summer
months.
Aunt
Abby
was
comtdncludes to do so. Others of the-party
accumulated oi\ u giant .scale by a l l
And
then
one
day
a
broad-shoulderreturn to Oreenvale, taking Chip with ing up later. She could.not.face her
forms of iniquity, r a n g i n g from t h e
Lhem. Chip starts to school In Greenvale,
ed,
rather
commanding,
and
somewhat
oppression
of w u g e w o r k e r s to unfair
iind finds life unpleasant at Aunt Com- own humiliation now. She must wait
unwholesome methods of crushing
citified man drove up to the home of and
fort's, made s o especially by Hannah. until these happy days were past, then
out competition, and to defrauding t h e
Old XTy and Ray -discover strange tracks
Uncle Jud.
public by stock jobbing and the manipin the wilderness.
They penetrate fur- teir ^er "wreTched story, not sparing
ulation
securities.
Certain wealthy*
ther into the wilderness and discover the herself one lota, and then, If she inust,
"Does Mr. Judson Walker live men of of
this stamp, whose conduct
hiding place of the man who had been
here?" he inquired of Aunt Mandy, .should be abhorrent t o every man of
Mieaking about "their cabin. They Inves- go her way, an outcast into the world
»&
ordinarily decent conscience, and w h o
e tho cave homo of McOuIre during once more.
who met him a tthe door.
commit the hideous w r o n g of teaching
bsence. Bohlvc finds McGulre and
Her admission of that fact was our young men that phenomenal busitwo fight to the death, finding a
How utterly wrong she was In this
ness Huccess must ordinarily be based
ry .-grave-together.
Ray returns to
scarce
uttered when there came a on
dishonesty, have during t h e last
nvale and finds Chip waiting' for conclusion, and how little she underrustling of skirts, a "Why, Mr. Fris- tew months made i t apparent that, they
•Ray wants Chip to return to the stood the broad charity of Uncle Jud,
have banded tog-ether to work for a
ble!" and Chip was beside her, at reaction.
Th el r endeavor Is to overds with them, but she. feeling that need not be explained. She was only
which Martin, collected man of the throw and discredit a l l who honestly
the old comradeship with Ray lias been •a child as yet In a^l but stature. The
the l a w , t o prevent a n y
broken refuser. When they part, howworld that he was, felt an unusual administer
additional legislation which
would
ever, it Is a s lovers. Chip runss away, one most bitter sneer of malicious
check and restrain them, and to secure
heart-throb of thankfulness.
rrom Aunt Comfort's and finds another Hannah still rankled and poisoned her
if possible a freedom from all
home with Judson Walker. She gives her
A little later, when Uncle Jud had stratnt which will permit every
n&xne a s Vera Raymond. Aunt Abby, common sense. Its effect upon Chip
wrongdoer to do w h a t
Aunt Mandy Walker's sister, visits them, had been as usual pn her nature and
been summoned into their newly fur- scrupulous
wishes unchecked" proyided he
and takes Chip homo with her to Christbelief, and this waif of the wilderness,
%
mas Cove. Chip goes to school at Christ
nished "keeping-room," disclosures enough money*"
mas Cove.
le tells Aunt Abby tl
this gnome child, must not be judged
CampaiejA #4 ^Lawsraiksra,
astonishing to all followed.
•»fory of h*r life. Aunt Abby tells her^pf
"We have been searching for you, rfenyin* thai' ttss, fm4^*Uj0n£i{
theh- family, and s h e discovers that Cy by ordinary standards. Like reflecWalker 4s a long-lost brother of Judson tions from grotesque mirrors, so had
>"*"W"»»
Chip, far and near," Martin assured president coi""'""""""""
Walker, but fear of betraying her hiding her Ideas of right and duty been dis"There
are
them, "and Old Cy is still at it. Hethose who s
l>hv*e prev.ent* her telling of Cy. Old Cy
inyesUgatAs McQulre's cave In the wlW- torted by eerie Influences and weird
left
us at the camp, almost a year ago, men of unrighteousness; nut
<TT\f^a and finds a fortune that belongs surroundings. There was first the unpaid for by the people who
came
to Greenvale, found you had run dearly
lo Chip. Old Cy returns to Oreenvale
mlt
their
representatives,
whether' In
speakable brutality of her father;
with the money belonging to Chip.
away, and came back to tell us. It public life. In the press, or in the colwhere their young men ar« taught
then the menial years at Tim's Place,
upset us all so that we broke camp leges
to preach and to practice that there Is
CHAPTER XXVI,—Continued.
with no more consideration than a
at once, taking Amzi with us, and re- one law for the rich and another for the
Somehow this strange wanderer, this horse or pig received, her only educaThe amount of money the repreturned to Greenvale. Old Cy there poor.
sentatives of certain great monsyed inunaccounted-for waif, had crept into tion being the uncanny teachings of
bade us good-by and started to find terests are willing to spend can be gauged
his life and love as a flower would^ o l d Tomah. Under this baleful tui
their recent publication broadcast
you. Ray also began a search as well. by
throughout the papers of thid country,
and "Pattycake," as he had named tion, coupled with the ever present
I've advertised in dozens of papers, from the Atlantic to the Pacitto. of hug*.
her, with her appealing eyes and odd menace and mystery of a vast wilder- "We'll All Love Ye Ten Times More." have kept Levi on watch for you at advertisements attacking
•awenomed bitterness the admin
polways, was never out of his thoughts.
'n'
she
never
quite
gin
ui>
the
idee
he
ness, she passed from childhood into
Grindstone ever since, and now I hope icy of warring against
And so the winter dragged Its slow, womanhood, with the fixed belief that was alive."
honesty, ami by their circ
you will return with me to Greenvale." phlets
and hooka prepared
V-l
chill course. Spring finally unlocked human kind were no better than •* And now a sudden faintness came
object; while they likewise
"I
thank
you
all,
oh,
somuch,"
an:ewis«
jSWen
the brook once more, the apple and brutes; that the forest was peopled by to Chip as the chasm In her own life
cu la tion of the writ!
men who, whethe r beewege j B
cherry blossoms came, the robins be- a nether world of spites, the shadowy was thus opened. Only one instant swered Chip, scared a little at this of
misled
or because, seeing
eing the llff
proposal,
"but
I
don't
want
to.
I'm
gan nest-building, and one day Uncle forms of both 1 man and beast; and she faltered, and then her defiant
yet arc willing to sin against the Hgh£
nobody
there
and
never
can
be.
I'd
serve these their masters Of great wealth
Jud returned from the corner with a worse than this, that all thought and courage rose supreme and she took
to the cost of the plain people.
be
ashamed
to
face
folks
there
any
glad smile on his face.
"The books and pamphlets; the conaction here must be the selfish ones the plunge.
more."
trolled newspapers,
. .
. the speeches
es by pub"Pattycake's school's goin' to close of personal gain and personal protec"Oh, your brother Cyrus isn't dead,
lic or private men to which I refer, are
"I
guess
she
best
stay
with
us,"
put
In a couple o' weeks more, 'n' then tion. Like a dog foreVer expecting a Uncle Jud," she exclaimed; "he's alive
usually and especially in the Interest
she's comin' home," he announced, blow, like any dumb brute ever on and I know him. I've known It all in Uncle Jud, "fer we sorter 'dopted of the Standard OH Trust and of certain
railroad combinations, but they
and Aunt Mandy, her face beaming, guard against superior force, so had summer and dare not tell because I'm her, 'n' not meanin' no disrespect to notorious
also defend other Individuals and cormade haste to wipe her "specs" and Chip grown to maturity, a cringing, a miserable coward and couldn't own you folks, I callate she'll be more con- porations of great wealth that have been
guilty of wrongdoing. It is only rarely
read the joyous tidings.
helpless, almost hopeless creature, up that I lied to you. My name isn't tent here. I'd like ye to get word to that the men responsible for the wrongthemselves speak or write
NorFor a few days Uncle Jud acted as and yet one whose inborn impulses Raymond, it's McGuire; and my fa-Cyrus, though, soon's possible. 1 doing
mally they hire others to d e "~ "
hain't
sot
eyes
on
him
fer
40
years,
if he had forgotten something and and desires revolted at her surround- ther was a murderer, and I'm nobody
or find others who will do
the railroad rate la
knew not where to look for it. Heings.
and fit for nobody. I know you'll all •n'," his eyes twinkling, "I'm jest spll- From
food law. every measure
In'
to
pull
his
hair
'n'
cuff
him."
lingered about the house when he
business that has been p
Once removed from these, however, despise me now and I deserve it. I'm
would naturally be at work. He peer- and in a purer atmosphere, she was willing to go away, though," and the "I will help out in that matter at last six years has been OPL
on Its passage and In
ed Into one room and then another, in like one born again. Her past Impres- next instant ahe was kneeling before once, and more than gladly," replied men
tratton with every resource that bitter
Martin, again looking at Chip and not- and unscrupulous craft could suggest
an abstracted way, and finally Aunt sions still remained, her queer belief Uncle Jud and sobbing.
and the command of almost unlimited
Mandy caught him in the keeping- of present and future conditions was
It had all come in a brief torrent of ing how improved she was; "but I money secure. But for the last
room) with one curtain raised.—a still a motive force, and the cringing, pitiful confession'which few would be still think Miss Runaway had better the attack has been made with
bitterness upon the actual admlnlst
return with me. We need you, Chip," of
thing unheard of,—seated in one of blow-expecting nature waa yet hers.
brave enough to make.
the law. especially through the J
he
continued
earnestly,
"and
so
does
ment
of justice, but also through
the haircloth chairs and looking
To Chip, seeing herself as she did,'
For this reason, and because this
Interstate Commerre Commission
some
one
else
1
can
name,
more
than
around.
. the bureau of corporations."
new world and these new people were it meant lose of love, home, respect,
M
• "Mandy." he said, as she entered, so unaccountable and quite beyond her and all else she now valued, and that you Imagine, I fancy, and my wife will
Business» That It Hurt.
welcome
you
with
open
.arms,
you
do yon know, I think them picturs ken in tender influence and loving she must become a homeless wanderer
The president at consMieAb'e length
may be sure. As for that foolish Han- defends hta «djs*nistratJaff aSMgfut the
we've had hangin' here nigh on to 46 care, what they had done and for what once more.
nah,
she's the most penitent person charge U>*t_ IMLJpii^^slSlpfsaaeftsable
year is homely :nu* to stop a horse, purpose teamed all the more impres•>0>pt
But Uncle Jud thought otherwise.
thi
'a' tfcey a$*»w me feel like I'd been t e sive. But it wn» i n no wise wasted; for now he drew the sobbing girl into In Oreenvale. There's another reason
itj
still," he added, glancing around with
-a foaeral. Thar** that TJeatfcBed o' instead, it was like God-given sunshine his.iap.
the
have hut
BaaT Webster,' an' 'Death o' Mont* to a flower that hea aever known
"Quit takin' on so, girlie," he said, a smile, "and no one is more glad of it
Ms message
'specially. I jeat .can't stand aught except the chitting shadow of choking back a lump; "why, well all than we all are. It's a sixty-thousandsays:
do not for a moment believe- that
no longer, an' 'The Father o' His a dense forest
love ye ten times more fer all this, an' dollar reason—your heritage, Miss the actions
of this administration have
Vera
McGuire,
for
your
father
is
dead
try/ I'm gittin* tired o' that, 'n'
broueht on business distress;, s o t a r
And now ensued an almost pathetic ex fer bein' a nobody, ye're a blessed
this Is due t o local and not worldsmirk he's got on his face. I feel play of interest, for Chip set herself angel to na fer bringin' the news ye and that amount is now in the Riverton as
wide c.iuses, and to the actions of Any .
Savings
bank
awaiting
you."
lest as though I'd like to throw a stun about the duty of giving instead of ob- hev." And then he kissed her, while
particular individuals, it is due to t h o "
speculative fufiy and flagrant dishonat him this minute. You may feel sot taining pleasure.
(TO B E COXTINUKOt
Aunt Mandy wiped her eyes on her
esty of a few men of great wealth. Who ."
on them plcturs, but I'd like to chuck
seek ti> shield Uiemselves from the. e f She became what she was at Tim's apron.
fects of their own wrongdomg\by Asthe hull kit 'n' boodle into the cow Place,—a menial, so far as they would
The shower, violent for a moment,
The Caressing Irish Voice.
cribing its results to the actions of
shed. An' them winder curtains," he let her,—and from early morning vnHl was soon over; for as Chip raised her
There Is no voice in the world those who have sought to put-'A stop
continued, looking around, "things so bedtime, some step, some duty, some wet eyes, a sunshiny smile illumined which I think so soft—with so much to the wrongdoing. But if it w e r e ' t t u e
that to cut out,, rottenness from t h e
blue they make me shiver, an' this car- kindly care for her benefactors, was Uncle Jud's face.
of a coo and caress In It—as the body politic meant a momentary check
to an unhealthy seeming prosperity. I
pet with the Aggers o* green and yal- assumed by her. She worked and
"If Cyrus Is alive," he said, "as ye Irish voice. I am not going to he
should not for 0116 moment hesitate to
ler*birds, it sorter stuns me.
weeded in the garden, she drove and callate, I'll thank God till I set eyes guilty of the folly of trying to make put the knife to tiie corruption. On
of all our people, on behalf no
"Now Pattycake's comin' purty milked the cows, ahe followed Uncle on him, and then I think I'll lick him out that my couatrymea %re angels; behalf
less of the honest man of mean* than
soon. She must 'a' seen more cheer- Jud to the hayfield, insisting that she fer not huatia' me up all these years. no, I know thaf hj^e^JflsMty of faulta; the httnest man who earns each day's
livelihood by that
day's sweat of
ful keepin' rooms'n own, 'n' I'm caJ must help, until at last he protested.
"But mebbe he found Abby was mar- but in the ordinaryjipnourse of life his
sfcvw. it i s necessary
to Inlatin' we'd best rip this 'un all up an'
"I like ye 'round me all the time, ried 'n' didn't want to," interposed there is ne^aagdSwj^Q have pleasant- sist hp%l honesty in buaioess and Boll*
u l u V in all walks of life. 1« big
fix It new. Then thar's the froat girlie,* he assured her, "for ye're the Aunt Mandy. "We mustn't judge him er, more c e ^ f e j s n ] more engaging tics
things and little things; upon just a n d
e n a * b c r - l n fact, both on e|a--with \ beat 0' company, V W rather see TfrfewV'
manners,—T. wi#Connor la P. T. ^). fair dealings as between m a a and man.**
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1
•AY, FEB. 6,1908.
——'
!
Doe* It Pay
^ToJiceoee a thing whichdeereasiw
a mans industrial efficiency so that
tfcVjoventtaeot reports show that 7¾
percent of agrfeoUuralist* diaciimi*
naje ajjamst him for using it, and
tfiat 79 per cent of manufacturers, 88
per cent of tradesmen and 90 par
«ent of railroad officials do the
t *me thing.
Charles Scan I an.
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• ' " • "" •••
'in.
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ll»l
wan
imt
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The con cpn has arrived at the
stage where Home of its members
feel t h e necessity of explaining.
•«
•apf
1
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iPftfW9 4 CO. •awnrro.
••wi ""T>
'I
*afwimr andDsltejrs Hawtk
8. & Lnper, of Marilla, N. YM ssyi*
H*m
a carpenter and have bad many
severe cat* aaaled by Back eat Arnica
SaWa. U ha* saved ma to&Viag and
4oiJart. It is by far the beet sealing
talVe I bare ever found." Heala born*
sores, ulcer*, (aver sores, eczema and
piles. 25c at P.. A. Higienvdrupgifct
!FW"
'tiwii
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T - f
tTdoaO.
J * M l 11 H I H H »111 i i I' »111 ttettbsarr*?
: A CoB€4y of Errors,.
to
•j
Ita I \ jj* Andrews, *
ViitiiiriiiiiiitiiViriiiit a stftafriar •••!•*» ts
I see, by the paper*
•..- v '
torfeinal.]
Ins train by which ha had arrived
thai tlie Post Q£c» Department H* Augustus wmhyiia stepped off a •as.
^OUPWSPV by one thirty aatwiss:/
m tue suburban town of $ Up
baa made a new ruling "That no train
liter.
Tea minute aftsr ula arjrival
had left his office In tbe city st.jfc|
newspaper can be sent out ono'clock p. m., an hour earlier than b* heard the front 4*«f • * # •*)&*
:.•;,„*;,••••
credit" that means if I wish usual, to go to ft. on business. Ho had maa'e votee call: •*'.-•".
•'Bditttt mi Towt Whtra mm ,
left the car platform when
The Interstate Commerce Com. your paper another, year I must scarcely
M
ha heard, a child** voice cry out, Her#
mission has issued au accident send the required price, which I he la. Auut WUiaur1 And a little boy- Mr. WtfUams «dr*w * elf* of relist..
bulletin as a supplement to its an- enclose to you. The DISPATCH is of fire came running toward him aud Doubtless this was the real husband,
into bis anus, exclaiming. father and brother. Then he heard n
nual report which fully bears out absolutely necessary to our hap- jumped
M
Pai>a, did you bring me what you babel of exclamations in tbe ball, minthe widely accepted statement piness. When Mrs. Mann fails to promised?'
gled with smacki/ "Weil, I declarer
that railroad accidents are in-forward it to us, I get on the train Nor was this all. A young woman, "What can it meant** "Hate. J tw>
creasing in this country at a terri- Saturday morning and go after it. with a pleasant smile and a trace of papas?" "Thank heaven, there's beep
different pfr•*
ble rate. The bu lie tip shows 1,339 I expect to go back to Lincoln in surprise on her face, followed the boy; a mistake!" delivered by
1
also addressing th£ astonished Wil- sons. =x
,-0,1
a l e killed and 21,724 injured
liams
in
this
wise:
There
was
a
h«rri*d conversation
e months of July, August and a few weeks. I enclose two post "Why, Fml, where did you get that which subsided Intb whispers, and at
September of last year, an increase cards of our beautiful Blue River. suit of clothes? I never knew you to but those in tbe hall filed into the liwear brown before. And why in the brary. Mr. Williams rose and stood;
Very truly,
of 157 deaths over the same perfvorld
have you shaved off your mus- with a sardonic smile on his face. At
Flora Grimes.
iod of the year before.
tache?" And she gave him a kiss.
the head o* tbe party Was ***»an the
tiir'
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:
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"Mother '11 be mighty glad to see very image of himself, though dressed
Enumclaw, Wash.
you," chirped tbe boy. "Bhe'a been differently arid wearing a mustache,
I wish that I might talk with all
awful sorry ever aiuce you've been Tbe two Dromlos looked at each other
J a n . 24, 1908.
sick ones about the actual cause of
r
away."
in astonishment.
Everything taken into the stomach Stomach, heart and kidney ailments
T h e Andrews Family,
"You have made a mistake," said Mr.
•'My family seem to have-made a
should be digested fully within a To explain in person bow weak StomEnclosed find postal Willi-ms, rulsing bis hat to the lady.
mistake, sir," said the real Mr. Leland.
certain!* time. When you feel that ach nerves lead to Stomach weakness, order for D I S P A T C H .
"Why, Fred, what can you mean?"
"I can hardly blame them."
"I am certainly not this little boy^
,your stomach is not in good order, 1 am sure would interest all. And it T o u don't know h o w many
"I am nappy to bare been mistaken
papa."
for so handsome a man/' replied Mr.
that the food
yon have eaten is the same with weak hearts or weak
times that good old paper has
The
lady
looked
troubled.
"Oh,
Fred,"
Williams, bowing, with his hand on
is not «being digested, take a Kidneys. This is why my . prescripcheered us on our way. I am al- Bhe gasped, "I do hope you haven't his heart.
good,, natural digestant that wil! dotion—Dr. Shoops Restorative — so
got oue of those dwadful brain trouThe two women stood shrinking,
t$» tffetsttve juices are not promptly reaches ailments of the ways anxious when Monday comes bles. Don't you remember either of with their arms about each other, lookj ^ h S S t rsmedy known to- stomach, Heart or Kidneys. These and t h e "Dispatch" comes with it, us? This is Tommy, your little boy, ing back and forth between the two
men. Finally Mrs. Leland, who had
lltWawdi troubles is Kodol weak inside nerves simply need more all biiBines" stops until I read i t and I'm your sister Lillian."
There
is
a
great
difference
In
being
experienced a great relief, smiled. Her
StS:
W e live 50 miles from Seattle
is guaranteed to give prompt strength. My Restorative is the only
mistaken for the husband of some mid- sister-in-law was thinking of the enrelief. It is a natural digestant; it prescription made expressly for these and can g o and come in a day. dle aged, plain looking woman with a dearments she had bestowed upon the
digests what you eat, it is pleasant to nerves. Nest to s eing you personal- T h e climate is fine here. To-day family ready made and receiving a sis- man she had claimed for her brother
terly kiss from a pretty young womtake and is here
ly, wilt be to mail you tree, my newm y outside door has been open an. Mr. Williams looked at the lady and did not smile. She rushed from
the room. ANNIE BTONE SYKBft.
Sold by F. A. Sigler. Druggist
booklet entitled, "What To Do." I all day and it is beautiful out.
admiringly and said:
"What is the name of the gentleman
will also send samples of my RestoraB u t Michigan is all right, I
The Jumping Off Place.
you
take
me
for?"
tive
as
well.
Write
for
tbe
book
to
wouldn't mind being there right
T h e constitutional convention
"Consumption had me in its tfrasp,
"Oh, dear, what shall I do?"«she
day.
It
will
surely
interest,
yon.
now.
I
t
seems
queer
not
to
have
has rejected the proposal t o promoaned. "This will kill Edith. To and I bad almost reached t i e jumping
Address Dr. Shoop, Box 8, Racine, sleighing. I have told my little have such a shock after expecting so eff place when I was advised to try
hibit contract work in Michigan
Wis. All dealers.
girl about the s l e i g h i n g back East much happiness!" And she wrung her Dr. Kings New Discovery; and I want
prisons.
bands.
— s h e thinks it must be wonderful.
"What's the matter, papa?" said the to say ri;:bt now, it saved my liie. improvement began with tbe first bottle,
Doesn't Agree.
I t is amusing to s e e people from boy, looking up anxiously.
Stop that tickling cough! Dr Shoops
•"Carriage, Mr. Loland?" cried a cab- and~after takingone dozen..bottles I
"You should never take anything
Cougb enre will surely stop it, andthat doesn't agree with you," the phy- t h e east when they first arrive. man, driving up to the station and was a well and happy man again,'1
They expect to make money so touching his hat.
with perfect safety. It is so thoroughly Hclan told Mr. Marks.
"Yes, yes!" cried the lady. "We want says George Moore, of Gnmeaiand, N.
"If I had always followed that rule, easy and it so plentiful and they
harmless, that Or Snoop tells mothers
C. As a remedy for coughs and colds
a carriage at once."
to use nothing eN« even with very Maria," he remarked to his wife, find it much different. EveryThere was absolutely nothing for and healer of .veak, sore lungs « M _ J » J _ _
"where would you be?"
young babies. The wholesome green
thing i s high and just now work Williams to do but get in the cab with preventing Pneumonia New Q l S l ^ ^ ,
leaves and tender stems of a lung
Carved His Name.
is scarce and low wages, especially the young lady and the boy.
ery is supreme. 50c and $1,00 *4 4¾:_,.,
"Trunk, sir?" asked the cabman, closhealing mountainous shrub furnish
Naybor—That boy of youre seems to in t h e cities.
A. Siglers drug store. Tria'
rt^1ing
the
door.
the curative properties to Dr, Shoops be a bright one. He'll out out a name
I would like to be with you all "Never mind the trunk," said the girl free.
Cough cure. It calms the cough and tor himself some day. Popley (angrily)
-He's done It already—on our new at tbe Old Boys and Girls reunion. impatiently. "We'll send for It. Drive
heals the sensatiye bronchial mem piano!
us home at once. You know where.
„
Mild Hazing.
I
always
feel
louesome
when
I
And get us there as soon as you can."
branes. Mo opium, no chloroform,
The proprietor of a plumbing estabMr. Williams resigned himself to his lishment downtown has a i>oor opinion
DeWitts Carboliz^d Witch Hazel read about the good times you all
nothing harsh used to injure or
fate,
whatever it might be. When the
suppress. Demand Dr Sboopa. Tak? Salve is best for cut?, burns, boils, have b u t I expect to g o back carriage stopped in a few minutes be- of goat lullialions. A young man.
dapper and iweuty. came Into his
bruises and scratches. It is especially before many months roll by.
>thar. AH dealers.
fore n residence the young lady asked plumbing shop and a.-i^rd to see an exgood for piles.
him to wait a bit. She evidently wish- pensive K>rcHaln bathtub. The proVida M. Hause.
ed to prepare his "wife" for the blow prietor e.\pl;:i:vd at length the good
Sold by F. A. Staler, Druggist.
that was alKiut to fall. Had it not been :]uall:ies of ,1 « r.;;ii:i make.
, 3 P Jfr. Cortelyou i s not worrying
that lie was much struck with his "sis"This" s(s;i. !<> lv an excellent one,"
so much over what an ex-president
Gooa
as
a
C
o
r
k
i
e
r
*
*
.
ter" and longed to taste another of said the young man
Th© Quest of Truth.
ought to do as bow to get to be an It Is a good d e a | easier to poke fun "Do you know how to take a tlgm those delightful kisses he would have
Without warning lie .jmyped Into lh»i
cork out of a bottle without a cork escaped. As it was, he waited till the
at
history
thnn
to
write
history
meritexp resident
bathtub, drew his coat closely around
ing credence. Mr. Bodley when writ- screw?" was asked by a woman the lady came out, accompanied by the him and ext lnlaied: "ijuiek. turn on
other
day
at
a
gossip
party.
"It's
a
wife, weeping, and the gardener, who the water! 1 waal to try il."
ing his "France" experienced the farce
mighty
good
thing
to
know
in
nn
j
looked ready for business In case be
of this In a curious way, He shut
Neighborhood Favorite.
The proprietor thought he was Inemergency.
•
1 became violent.
himself
up
in
France
for
years
lo
uvi
Mrs. E. J. Charles, of Harbor. Me.
"My sister and I were coming back
"My poor, dear husband!" she moan- Rp.!:e and, .soothing his head. said.
the atmosphere an<l the knowledge
"There, there, you're all right."
sucking of Electric Bitters ,*ays: "It necessary for his work. One of hi> from the mountains, and she got faint ed. "How could It have happened?"
ighborhood favorite here with trials arose over some question of elect- on the cars. I had a bottle of aroFutting her arms about him, she led "Yes," the young man gurgled,
splashing in the imaginary water; "If*
deserves to be a favorite every oral jurh/pnulence. It was not of in- matic spirits of ammonia in my bag. him into the house, the gardener stand- very comfortable."
but
when
I
tried
to
get
the
cork
out
I
ing ready to help him along In case he
It qives quick relief in dys ternational importance, but still inter- simply couldn't make it budge.
resisted. When the patient was got Then he began to squirm and splutesting to students of comparative pro
pepsia, liver cqmplaint, kidney de- cedure. Therefore he wrote to a dep"'Let me take It out for you,* sug- Into the hall he stood looking about ter.
"Quick, quick!" he cried. "Turn off
rangement, ma nut/Uion, nervousness uty who Is a parliamentary expert to gested a man across the aisle.
him and exclaimed:
the
water! I'm drowning!"
"Then, borrowing my pocketkiilfe
" W e l l , I'll be handed!"
weakness and general deblity. Its clear up the obscurity in which the
"Wait till I reach the faucet," said
and using his own with It, he removed
Then he heard the voice of his "sis
action on the blood, as a thorough text books involve the point aud incor- the cork in a jiffy. lie inserted the
the
proprietor softly, side stepping to
porated his reply in the text of the
ter" at the telephone. "Dr. Swift':'
purifier makes it especially useful as a book. Later, being invited by an ex- blades on opposite sides between the
the
telephone.
"Yes." "Mr. Lelnntl has come home
Just at this moment two other young
spring medicine. Tbis ^rand altera- perienced mayor lo be present at a bottle and the cork, each one turned with a loss of memory. Come round at
tive tonic is sold under guarantee at poll over which he presided, Mr. Bod-In n different direction. Then when once." "Oh, dear, how unfortunate:" men, a trifle older, entered.
"Well, Bobby, had your bath?" they
loy put the question to him and re-the blades were firmly pushed in he "Well, come as soon as you can."
F. A. Siglers drug store. 50c.
simply
pressed
the
two
together,
gave
inquired.
ceived a quite different reply. Finally
Mr. Williams or Mr. Lelaud, whichthe author referred the point to a them a wrench sideways, and the cork ever he was, was invited to go up to "Yes."
••'^JJI I. •
' .
"Then come down to the vegetarian
senator of indisputable authority, who came out without any trouble. I have
T h * question-of what we shall showed that the deputy and the mayor since tried It on larger bottles with his wife's room, but not even the pres- restaurant and order a side of roast
ence of the, gardener couhUadwte him
beef."-New York Globe.
do with our ex-presidents would were both wrong.—8t. James' Gazette. success. It is a trick worth knowing."
—Exchange.
seem to depend largely on the exIf you have'Catarrh, rid yourself of
p r e s i d e n t W e can gamble there
Grippe is sweeping th« country,
(his
repulsive
disease.
Ask
Dr.
Sboop
is o n e of them who will keep him
Stop it with Preventics, before it get$
self busy from t h e time he is out of Racine, Wis., t.n mail yon free, a deeplv seated. To checi< early colds
trial box ol bis'Pr. Shorp* C*tarrah with these 1 ittla Candy Cold Cure tab
till h e i s re-elected.
Remedy. A simple single test, will lets ia surely sensible aud safe. Preessssms*
jes when you don't feel ju8t surely tell-yon a Catarrh truth well ventics contain no Quinine, no laxasn yen nave a bad stomach, worth your knowing. Write today. tive, nothing harsh or sickening.
delicious in aroma and taste, and fully
.;'<t>*sw thing right away that will D3n't suffer longer. All dealers.
Pneumonia would never appear il
up t o the standard—that's
e'ariy colds were promptly broken.
jstion; not something that
Algo good for feverish children.
Stimulate for a time but someLarge box, 48 tablets 25 cents. VHS-I
thing that will assist positively do tbe Royalties are early eiire.l of auy >;r
..•yaw
very work that the stomach preforms ness of heim; looked at. They are there pocket boxes 5 cents. Sold by all
under ordinary and normal conditions to lie seen, and both the kin.u" .nil dealers.
E v e r y package contains one full pound, and c o m e s
queen when they .u'o (0 l!v o'.viM .:•: 1
something that will make the to 3d di- turn their glasses <.u il: < !j, ,•;.,:.;.^..•
to y o u i n air-tight, dust-proof packages, w h i c h
t
keep it fresh, rich and
gest. To do this you must take a of opposite boxes arc or^eniy am'.tsed
Not a Lawyer.
clean.
/
natural dttrestant like Kodol. Kodol is by the disconcerted looks of person«i
"You are quite a legal gentleman,
who
feel
abashed
under
the
inspection.
aren't
yon?"
said
a
barrister
to
a
wita s*ientific preparation ot vegetable
McLaughlin's X X X X
acids with natural d.geatant* and con- X o t " trince °i « » ^ 1 1 ^ 0 , 1 « , ^ is left ness nt Westminster county court.
Coffee i s so!d b y
"No," replied the man; "I work for
the face of an English royalty, with
tains tbe sana* j'lioes found in a heal- on
my
living."—London Mail.
the exception of perhaps a single
Murphy and Dolan
thy stomach E.uh dose will ' d i ^ t princess under an artillery of glances.
W. W . B a r n a r d
Pottad.
more than 8,000 grains of goo 1 lood. Such attention* aiW anything but reOne
good
thing
about
marrying
a
sented.
Jn
1
nad,
the
beautiful
DnchesR
H. M. W r i l l a t o n
It is sore to aif ird pro:npt relief; it.
widow Is that she doesn't expect so
of
Devonshlts
wmA
tt>
say
that
when
digests what you eat and is pleasant
tbe butcher bof daasffl to turn round much of you in the way of being good
10 U*ft.
after her in th» u m s i a h o would know ind talented and noble. — Somervllle
Sold by r. A. Slfltr, Druggiat.
bar reign was ovtr.-~London Chronicle. Tournal.
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A. fHaadof tta writer rtewttj tnaik
JE^bartfa lf^U> ,a» riftotensa, to appUcatiojj for a putts? appointment i>j
Waejan a^ W»*»
f a * & * f o t of tM school mirnX wnonn I a ifeaU ftcotda* iew*, aud, <ttatnl|lat An ea*p«oi of Oermany besieged a
f ^ •:!*•*,»*% aaen for toot? than te%v that bla chancea of success wouW b» ctty wliie^oeibogedto one of hfcrrebeVi
/earn Tfle wfrai^, .#*•*«" « • ' •***• greater bj a little jwttrious canvas* Uona ttoiteu**tt. After the siege; b*6V?
Srotfll hay* to rooastruct soots o* log, 1» rssolvsd to <*# apo» »fi»vof lasted for a long ttaa* the emperor de*,
j
i > l i m T iniiiii- yoarplaaa. Taa *&M mairiad aJojr- tlw town wuncUoia. In.wbx^ h«ub* termlaed to take it by storm and to de,
J S f i S E S S P L V * '"WfiS-J'W1*- * * *
" * ippWntn*»t iay. 01 the civfc tf* stroy all it contained byfireand sword, j
rwaaiaHtnvanaiiaM
"TOy.-yoa tol4 me not tea minutes- nitaries' paeKlosV tr* •iirlVate \W J*?. He did not, however, wish to injure <
bat I ago that yoor huaband had never ye*. k*ew nothing, J<wmeylng to the towy the defenseless women; therefore, be i
forgotten your birthday or your wed- in qoesiton, be hired a cab at tbe rail- sent a proclamation into the town, any-'
ding anniv«raajy>V .cried,
bar friend, way station and requested the jebu lag that all the women might leave X
f
^
"and you told me you d been married^to take him to Councilor BJaaere, the the place unhurt and carry with them « r
whatever
they
held
moat
precious.
The
;
j
B&f
M;
nearly eleven yeata! That's ever since treasurer. Th» councilor was found
nobleman's
wife
instantly
decided
to
<
tbe year after father took us all 1¾ hi* blacksmith's shop shoeing
»
take her husband, and tbe other wo- : ; ; /if,"
abroad."
hone.
'" l
men
followed her example. They soon ; < >
"yes," said Mrs. Lombard demurely,
"I'll see aomebody of more impor"\ hare. That's a long time* Isn't it? tance than thia, anyhow/' said the can. issued from the city gate In a long pro- \\\ ' / , , , , ^ , ^ ^ -—a, ghm to
But, you see, one thing waa in my fa-; didate to himself, and, turning to the cession, each one witia her bnaband on i < > ' W ^ ^ W " " * p»w^y« •»
vor~U was born on the Fourth of driver, be said, "Drive me to Councilor her shouiders. Tbe'emperor waa so ]\\ be teiie4 C«; neUhej are « 1
K
much struck with the noble conduct of j < > kind* Of advgftWaf/ • BectriOeiX'*£
July. Mr. Lombard couldn't very wejil Maitiand's office."
forget tbe national holiday. And as The cabman thereupon drove bim to the women that he spared all; even the ' * dock and slinuur
soon as I'd found out how forgetful be the local joiner's shop. Tbis was city Itself waa left untouched.
\ devices are Spt to satrsp tte
was I decided to be married on an-, worse even than the smithy, and In
When tbe baby is cross and lus you ; unwary l l ^ g r t b t l t e T t b s i l *
other holiday.
' despair be ejaculated:
worried and worn nnt. you will find ; no advertising, but tfsw SSJM •
"I suppose as you were abroad you
"Drive me to Councilor Qray's."
1
Hidn't realize that the date of my wed"I am Councilor Gray, sir," replied tuat a little U«;sudaft'eet tbe well I ;. money spent in tbe coJumns of
ding was unusual—people aren't often the cabman.
known remedy tor babies and children
a local newspaper would yield ft
married on the 22d of February, 1 The answer staggered the candidate, will quiet tbe little one in a sbortl
hundred fold better returns
think. But, you see. by a little ju- He quietly paid his fare and dlsaptime.
Tbe
ingredients
are
printed
dicious planning I've l.x'fc saved tbe peared, resolved to leave bis fate in
This is ths heal muepaptr
necessity of reminding Ulru about our in
their
hands without prejudicing them plainly on tbe bottle. Contains no
a n y w a y in h i s favor.
anniversary."—Youth's Companion.
London opiates.
in this community that reachm
Standard.
Bold by F. A. Blgier, Druggist
the homes of thg Ust peopb
J
Margaret's Alphabet.
When
Life
Waa
Little
Valued.
It is therefore the medium the
1 Little Margaret w a s having dlffiThe
223
capital
offenses
which
the
\ culty w i t h the alphabet, w h i c h w a s beCHURCHES.
adueftkt
old English law recognized as punish! big taught her in the good - old w a y .
able by death did not keep down crime,
The letter II w a s a desperate pitfall.
We ts
and with the abolition of tbe death i l l Bev.ii.C.Liiliojohn paatoc o«rvioea «veij
^••*r*5M|k.*v
| H s h e could not remember, BO h e r
Wesl .
penalty for *all crimes but murder sunua> uiuraiaK at H>:cSo, ana every qijuuaj
\ mother said, "See, Margaret, It looks
crime in England, as well as every- eveujufc at 7 :L*I o'clock, l^ra^ax meeUnKTUutevertising patrons
!
like a gate." That waa an inspiration.
dj»> *iv»)uiujfB. buudaj bcuoolatcloie oj moru*
where
else
all
over
tbe
world
where
iu^oeivice.
Mies
MA*V
VAHk'ut&T,
bupl.
i Now Mni'Kuret i s in clover. S h e never
• pleased at any time to aid
the
death
penalty
has
been
modified,
4»
forgets, but this is Avhat sli» s a y s :
CFFECTIVI
them in any manner possible.
f ONUttJSUA lIU.NAL. CtiUUCU.
lessened
markedly,
notes
the
Boston
KZiftl£BY i c « ALL FORWI8 OP
A, b. c, d, e, f, g, gate, 1, e t c . H e r
^.'.
itev. A. u . Gates paaiot. 6ertlcce?et^
Traveler.
auuuay >uoruia^ »i iu;iu itua amrj S>UQO*J
mother sees still harder work ahead in
Edmond Burke said that be could in «jv«juinx At T:ut o C . J C * . i'rayer IDMUUK 'I uuii
making the little maid forget.—WashUa> oVeu:ufe*. ^uuJi)' BCQOOI at c i u w ul u o n
his
time obtain the assent of theill*
uervti^. k'aK.j &wariuuui, dUtft,,
J. A.
i Ington Star.
I house of commons to any bill that car- Cadweh s e c ,
Lstmbmgth Sotmilom, McvrmlgiM.
<»•»•<>»•«» »<)»»»»»»«»+•••
Kidney
Trouble and
K!dne:
j
ried
the
death
punishment.
Kindred
Otmmam*;
Proved.
! A man's life was not very valuable O Hov. M. i. Comuieriord, laator. 'iervlttt
De
MillionI
must say I am very In those strenuous days. If he scratch- ever>
ouuday.
i.ow-*ma«a aiiittuu'ciutA
GIVES QUICK RELIEF
much disappointed fn you. You told ed his name on Westminster bridge, oighiaab* witnaertaoaai -50¾. m. Cavectuau
Applied externally it affords almost iniUi.t relief Coin pain, while permanent!
uae that when you were married you if he wore a wig or false mustache or id :00 p. ui., vetpereaa-' u jdicUonat?:SOp.n.
.'ssultsare IjiiiiK effected by taking it inwould Kove that you had business any other disguise on a public road, if
ternally, pu. 'ying the blood, dissolving; |
WB CURE Tm LUNGS!
i the poiioir us substance and removing it;
SOCIETIES:
ability. Du Porely- -Well, my dear sir, he cut down a young tree, if be stole
|fiom the sys'.em.
I did prove that when I married your property worth more than 11.25, if he
f <«. S. O. BLAND
he A. 0.11. Society of tnia place, ine«'.» ever>
laughter.
had been transported for crime and r*
Or Brew b o , Ga.. writes:
tbird Sunday incne Fr. Matthaw iiaii.
••1 bad beon a (suffererfora number of years I
fttom
ana A T
wltUl-uoib&KO laid ulieumatisin in my amisand '
turned
a
day
ahead
of
the
expiration
j
^
°
»7
- - Keiiy.Couaty Delegate
1114a, and tried all tlie remedies tuat 1 COD Id I
Uert lU.i:.i)Pr ot E t o n ,
W i < , fsay<:: of his term of punishment, if he wrote f»\U.S W, C. X. U. meeta the flret Friday of each
:?.t!n?r f^rfi medical n ors*. end also coninttedj
,.• * Uu a nuiutier of tbe be«t ptiyslolans, bui. found
"I liavH o n l y tak^n ttiur d<ises ol o n r : a threatening letter, iftiestole a iikle 1 nionUi st "J :ac p. au at tlie home or Dr. U. F.
auit)«_ ttmt gave tbe rei obiulned from
Hlgler. Jtveryooo interested in temperauce ie
^ nitore." i hhuii rMcr)b« It in my practice
Kidney Hint B u d d ^ r pill^ a n d thpy J from a tanner's, for any and all ofcoadiailyinvited. Site. Leai Sigler, Frca; Mn,
kuOuinti'.lBia aud kindred disease*.""'
Ktta Dorfee,Secretary.
i
have doriA for m« mnrn than a n y n t l i T | these things and for 200 more than
\
OR. C. L. GATES
these he was hanged by the neck until
J (tnncock, Mian., writes:
•
ie C.T.A andU. society aithia place, n-at
iri' dicinp liRs« • ver lionn,
I am still |
AND ALL THROAT AND LOUfi 110UBLES.
•A Utt'oKlrlliorvhndNuatia w«akbx-kcaoc«d
eve/j tbird Saturday evening in tbe Fr. J»ai
he
was
dead.
jy icik uiuRtlam aud Kidney Trouble Ui«t sbe
thew iiali.
John Donohue, frexiuem.
trtkiny ihn pi 11^ as 1 want
* p**r!ect|
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• • .'iid 'ir.t itaud ott IILT tettU Tbauiviuorvt Ibev
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OB MONBY BETUNDKD.
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—Well, w h a t ' s t h e matter w i t h this
Dne of mine? Editor—It's only so-so.—
Puck.
Ignorance Not Bliss.
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A secret i s seldom s a f e i n more than
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does.
"You can never tell whet her
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Kentucky fwm whare^ Abraham JMnoplft ,jjas /Jbora,
will, i ! all goes *BIL be
dedicated to the American
•'fcebbWas a national park.
ha^»Ve«<>tabi©CpwgMd.
Ita 110 rocky acres la the hea,rt of
MtfgtaU 9]MBMU
the Blue, Grass state hare' bee# Purlira, a A. WUliam^of Ctatliner, chased, and an asaoclatioa has-been
Maine, writes s
organised to restore its many natural
»a vrs* etaea* evferer from female beauties.
troubles, wid Lfdia B. PiakhasVS Vegetable Compound restored me lo health- The log cabin in which the future
ia three months, after my physiciaa president was bora was recently resdeclared that aa operation wse abso- cued from a- cellar at College, Point/
lutely necessary."
Long Island, where It had been ignominiously
dumped after traveling
Mrs. Alvina. SperHn*, of 154 Ofey.
bourne Ave-Chicago, TU^writae: , about the country as a show. With
"X suffered from female* trouble, a Imposing ceremonies, it was carried
tumor and much inflammation. Two* back to its native, sou, and restored
of tha beat dootora ia Chicago deeWed to the very spot where "Tom" Linthat an operation waa necessary to eavo
my life. LydiaK. Pinkhaorti Vegetable coln; the father, put its rough timCompound entirely cured mo without ber? together. On another part of the
farm, as an antithesis to the hut, and
an operation.**
illustrative of the height to
«4PTS FOR SICK WOMIN. as
which the son attained from Such a
^ l * r thirty yeara Lydia E. Pink- humble origin, it is planned to erect
a memorial structure which will be
exact reproduction of the White
SfflKroTrpmeoV. wr female ilia, an
House at the time Lincoln lived there.
and has positively cured thousands of Within
its walls will be preserved all
TOTO6& **otare,teamtrouhlad with
the
available
historical treasures asdisplacements, inflammation, ulcera- sociated with His
name anil fame.
tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, x: ThjL date chaeen..
tm the dedication
periodic pains, backache, that be*rof
the
Lincoln
farm
is especially apingrown feeling, flatulenoy,indiy».
propriate,
for
It
marks
the 100th annitiotLdizziness,or ner vtws urofttraooii.
versary of the birth of the martyred
Why don't you try ft?
president
Americana from
i *wta. Pinkham invites mVt gJek the north,jr?fominent
south,
"east
and west are
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to expected to be present at the exerhealth. Address, Lynn, Mas*.
cises; President Roosevelt has' ac-
•f:
hurried to Hodgeavitte i^JU* fastest
conveyance he could hire, -^ . •..,
On reaching Hodgetville the New
York man asked that the sue tkm* be
held as early as possible,; and h e
bought the farm for $8,600 about a
quarter of an hour before the whisky
man arrived. '
The restoration of the log cabin to
its native state was a spectacle as Imposing as its consignment to a cellar
in New York waa inglorious. It was
placed on a special car and escorted
back to Kentucky by a sous* of Kentucky militiamen. At Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Harrisburg, Altoona, Pittsburg, Columbua and Indianapolis it
rested under military guard. Gov
ernprs and mayors met it at various
railroad stations and paid tribute to
the life that began within its rough
timbers. When the special train on
which it rode crossed the Ohio river
from Indiana into Kentucky, it was
met at the Louisville station with military honors. Col. Henry Watterson
and Adlal E. Stevenson made the
chief speeches of welcome.
The cost of making a park of the
Lincoln farm, of erecting the memorial hall and of carrying out other
plans is being met by popular subscriptions sent to Clarence H. Mackay, treasurer of the Lincoln Farm
association. Other officers of the association are Joseph W. Folk, president; William H. Taft, Cardinal Gibbons, Samuel L. Clemens, August Belmont and Lyman J. Gage.
The movement to preserve the
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Mandy Lea Incubator
Iwoauie It's the machine th»t l i "built that way."
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POOR JOHN!
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PROPOSED LINCOLN MEMORIAL BUILDING.
It is to be built on the Lincoln farm, and will bs an exact reproduction of the
White H O U M at the time Lincoln lived there. It will contain all the available hiatorleal treasures associated with Lincoln's name and fame.
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Mrs. 8creppelgh—Well, John, married life hasn't changed you any!
Toe Intsrestlng to Bury.
'There is a certain little southern
girl who is very fond of her negro
mammy. The nurse's name is Sally,
and she is a large woman, so she is
•-known as Big Sally. Ethel, however,
calls her "Biggie" for short. One day
her mother took her to a museum,
'where, among other things, there were
•gome stuffed animals. Ethel was
greatly interested, and for many days
ahe did not tire of talking about them.
Perhaps; a week later, at the supper
$aJJHej..sf^CJsl&rc^C\mied silence, she
said:
..-,"'.
. "Mammalwhen Biggie dies I'm not
going to have her burled; I'm going to
have her stuffed!"
cepted the invitation to make the
principal address of the day.
Had the farm not been purchased
when it was for a national park, it
might even now have been the site
for a distillery. Because of a spring
on the farm, famous throughout Kentucky for the purity of its waters, a
wealthy Louisville whisky manufacturer had sought to buy the property
that he might advertise his product
in some such way as this:
scenes of the earliest years of Lincoln's life has revived unusual interest in all the associations of his youth.
The graybearda of Hodgenvllle, the
hamlet which is situated about two
miles from the Lincoln farm, ever
since they were aroused by ita Bale
at auction, have been telling many a
story about "Little Abe," when a lad;
about "Tom," his father, and Nancy,
LINCOLN RYE
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Made from the PUREST MAI,T,
combined with the crystal waters
of the famous LINCOUf SPRING.
which gushes out of the rock within a few feet of the place where
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Abraham Lincoln Was Born.
Visit our distillery
: birthplace and
at Lincoln's :
See and Taste for Yourself.
(All
genuine
Lincoln
whisky
: shows portrait of Lineoln drinking :
: from the spring.)
:
As it happened, whisky helped defeat whisky. When it was publicly THE HUT I N WHICH LINCOLN
announced that the long dra*tt-out
BORN.
WAS
PANTRY CLEANED
litigation in which the farm's': title
#f
This log cabin was removed from
had become entangled waa a^ last
the Lincoln farm, in Kentucky, and
A Way Some Psopls Have.
ended, and that it wonld be soid at
carried about the country for some
auction on August 28, 1905, the Louistlms by a showman. Later it was
A doctor said:-ville distiller sent a representative
dumped
Ignominiousfy into a cellar
"Before marriage my wife observed "to bid it In," no matter what the
in fyew York city, from which it
in summer and conntry homes, coming figure. The ageat got as far as SlUawas
rescued and restored to its na>
1,
in touch with families of varied means, bethtown, Ky., some 12 miles from
thrs
state.
culture, tastes and discriminating ten- Hodgenvllle, where the auction waa to
dencies, that the families using Pos- take place, and, as it was Sfunday
turn seemed to average better than and the sale was to be held in the his mother. ''Ahe** rived on the farm,
those-usiug coffee.
>-*» afternoon of the following day, he they say, unt^l he was four and a
"When we were married two years put up at a hotel and "took things half years old, when, because of the
ago, Poetum was among our first order easy," intending to drive over to scant produce of -its 110 Seres, the
of groceries. We also put in some cof- Hodgenvllle trie next morning. But family was forced to move to a house
fee and tea for guests, but after both although the trains do not run in in the" village, Where "Tom" Lincoln
bad stood around the pantry about a that part of Kentucky on Sunday, the barely supported his family by workyear untouched, they were thrown bottles do, and the whisky man drank ing at odd jobs as a carpenter. There
away, and Postum used only.
long and often In the barroom. Here they lived until the-boy was nearly
"Up to the age of 28 I had been ac- he made the acquaintance of a young ten. when the Lincolns moved; to In-rustomevl to drink coffee as a routine man from New York, who had come diana.
habit and suffered constantly from in* to buy the farm fcr its preservation
Lincoln's Own Epitaph.
(itecstion. and all ita relative disorders. as a park, and who is now secretary
Die when I may.I want K said of
Since using Postum air the old com- of the Lincoln Farm association. On
plaints nave completely left me and I learning the. purpose of the man from me by those who know me best, that T
sonietinu'ri wonder if t ever had them." i Louisville and noticing that "the tide always plucked a thistle and planted
Nam;* given by Po3tum Co., Battle* was comipg ln.^ the > J e ^ Yorker got a flower when I ^thought a flower
• Crneft, Ittirh/ Read, '«The Road to* up at daybreak the next morning stiff1" would gro#.- Abraham JLincoi^.
Wellvlliv," in pUgs. "There's a Reason,"
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' ' t h e r 'Jonasesi:*&%& krs;v went
oyer Ifco spejod rthe evening;..with/ the
Oolite the other evening, because people get tired pf staying at home all the ^*B**s*d4& ifteoa yeara
time and Just listening to each other's iIg^s^^g^gogjg^tsi !***• > •• •••^aapwfjy
palaver
me. But Doaa'
vea me shoos*
r By and by # r . Goitt suggested that
this
trouble and
they all draw up around Mrs- Goilt'f
highly
la their
little sewing table and have a nice
ifhXftgtt/dea
friendly game of poker for an hour
or so.
Everybody wasted to show that he
or she was a sure enough sport, all
righUkl—and then one always has an
ft«**Mf**tt,Wh>*
idea a* the beginning of a poker game Hie
that Just as like as not he can make
the evening profitable as well as merefts*re*e«tativ* Btrs^ail eS>fowa ohly pleasant.
Mr*. Goitt and Mra. Jones were
about even in their working knowlHe says he feels like an
edge'ot the great national game, a u d i
the men folks therefore backed them *»*£» i * ^ farmer had
up
un cheerfully,
chaorfnllv assuming
aaauminsr that
that' they * out
£ £ 2 Eofi - savin^avat-f"
- ^ L ^ S K a Hf ™fa*»*il»
^
and
would break about even.
t renter. The Jag s^essot came around
After a half hour or so of play the mm day imd pot a tsduattoo <»Pat's
visitors took the lead, as the sport- fcfc#w property which .Pat thojftjfrt ex
lug editor might say. It waa only a
His protest ,ho^sser, was
penny ante, five-cent limit game, but • fsgaisalltof. _
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then people have been known to clean
One day a neighbor visited Pet and
up a first-rate little bunch of pin found him building am addition to bis
money in even such a juvenile game hotaw, aad. 4>brlously, the heuae was
as that, and Jones already had his plenty big enough without i t
chips stacked up into four cute little
"Isn't that a pieee of •extravacylinders in front of him. Mrs. Jones gance?" he asked Pal.
would reach over and borrow ten
•'Think agin it moight be/' said
chips or so now and again, and a Pat. "but I'm after havhV the onld
momentary frown would flit over her place warth phat the assisser says It
husband's brow, but he didn't say anyur
thing.
IT SEEMED INCURABLE
By and by Jones took notice of the
faot that Mrs. Jones was reaching
over into his sub-treasury vaults and Body Raw with Ecxema—Discharged
from Hospitals as Hopeless—Cutlpicking up chips half a stack at a time
cura Remedies Cured Him.
and putting them into the pot as fast
as she could meet Mr. Goitt's bets and
"From the age of three months until
raise him back again.
fifteen yeara old, my son Owen's lifeMr. Jones looked at her when he
was made intolerable by eczema in its
saw his hoard of chips disappearing, in
worst form. In spite of treatments the
a way that inquired plainly: "Are you
disease gradually spread until nearly
sure you've got it on him?"
every part of his body was quite raw.
"Got a straight!" whispered Mrs. He used to tear himself InssfsHjr ia
Jones when she found opportunity to his sleep and the agony aw
whisper without being observed, and through Is quite beyond wi
Jones gave her a look that said, "Go regimental doctor pronouncoisShAissilfi^'
as far as you like," for straights had hopeless. We had him in*
been pretty good that evening, and four times and he was pronounced one
tho pot, after the way It had been of the worst cases ever admitted.
sweetened, looked worth while.
Prom each he was discharged as inFinally Mr. Goitt called her. "All curable. We kept trying remedy
I've got is three ladies," he said in a after .remedy, but had gotten almost
tone of polite inquiry, laying down his past hoping for a cure. Six months
hand.
ago we purchased a set of Cuticura
"Well, I have a straight," gurgled Remedies. The result was truly marMrs. Jones. "See—queen, king, ace, velous and to-day h e is perfectly oered.
deuce, tray!"
Mrs. Lily -Hedge, CasjibleweU Green,
Mr. JoneB gave her a look that told England, Jan. 12, 1S07."
her something was amiss before anyWhen the Band Ptayed MOixfe.M
body had time to say a word.
Judge Sam White of Baker City, the
"Why, the ace comes after the king,
doesn't it?" she inquired.
"And Tom Taggart of Oregon Democracy, a
doesn't the two-spot come after the few years ago threw a five-dollar hat
ace, and the three-spot after the two- through a skylight 75 feet from the
8pot?a I'd Just like to know why that ground in Baker City when the band
started np the tune of "Dixie.'*—Pea*
isn't a straight!"
dletoa East Oregoniaa.
Mr. Jones watched Mr. Goitt rake in
the pot and didn't say anything—not A Rsmsdy for Neuralgia or Pain In
just then.
the Ntrvss.
For neuralgia and sciatica Sloan's
Edison's Advice to Boys.
Liniment has no equal. It has a pow"1 should like every boy interested erfully sedative effect en the nerves
in electricity to hear what Thomas A. —penetrates without rubbing and
Edison once Bald to me when I was a gives immediate relief from pain-—
boy working in his laboratories," quickens the circulation of the blood
writes Joseph H. Adams in the Intro- and gives a pleasant sensation of comduction to his "Harper's Electricity fort and warmth.
Book for Boys." "I often recall it
"For three yean 1 suffered with
when things do not go jnst right at neuralgia in the head and jaws,"
first. I asked the great Inventor one writes J. P. Hubbard, of Marietta, S.
day if invention was not made up C, "and had almost decided to have
largely of inspiration. He looked at three of my teeth pulled,, when a
me quizzically for a moment, and then friend recommended roe to buy a 2S
replied: 'My boy, I have little use for cent bottle of Sloan's Liniment. I did
a man who works on inspiration. In- so and experienced immediate relief,
vention is two parts Inspiration and and 1 kept on using H WM\R the neu98 per cent perspiration.'"
ralgia was entirely cured. 1 will never
he withoat a bottle of gteesjs LiniInexorable Chinese Justice.
ment in my house agate.-T use it also
Hsu Hsi-Hn, a Chineee school-master, for Insect bites and sore throat, and I
murdered a government official some can cheerfully recommend itfto any ! '
months ago and was beheaded la eon- one who suffers from ; ehr t t | t h e ills
sequence. The North* China Daily I have mentioned.*'
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News prints this item showing how1
A Question af Temperature.
Chinese justice i s atill pursuing thai
wrongdoer's family: "The governor [ Haea^ui—WiuVmthedlffeittee belevet aad jthe leva
of AnhuLlPeng Hsu, has been trying1 f*wee» the
to get hold of the wife of Han HaWin, 7 0 * > h*-^bOji<R
Wife—About 3t0 degrees |Fahrwn.
the assassin.-of £he ia|e En Min, who
heit-^Hanjiw'atWoekhnt
j
is studying in. Japan, end has writtejr
to the Chinese minister at Tokyo ask-.
$100 Reward..
ing him to extradite her and send her
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tM« a « a « wJU
back to China. As the woman is tteLUwra tanatotl«at(
o a * 4f«aSsS I
a .«••'-1
charged with a political offense the B*ft-bMa at))* t o aata l a ail i t s
ttra
CatanS.* Bail'* OaftanaOon I t l a a o*if
Chinese minister has replied that he cura ay v kopwa to tb« medical frataraltf.
cannot do this and propose, that the
fcgg
i^^^J^S!^^iuM^%.
toraally, actios-dlrMUy upaa tfta Woo* aad
Pekin government approach the Tokyo K«ur!aea»
" tntara. Qwstu
- • of toa
SMtrortaa'
tha
government on the subject."
fonndkM
•Jon o*~Ua 4MaM, a*4 irftas tfca pattest
•iretctaa by baUdtas ap tbs eoasmaUo* aad awktairgnatorata duias tuvofk. Tha aroattatora Sara
•o much ftUh la lueanttva sowara that «s«r oeat
As She Looked st It.
One Haodrad Uoiian far aay OSM that It faUs at
"Would you prefer to have nappy care. SeadforlUtoftaatltnoalala.
KMnm T. 4. OBSSltT a CO., Toiado, O.
confidence in your husband and be deSold by all D rauUta, 750.
ceived by him or be miserablv jealous Take Ball'* Family Pllto for oooattpattoa.
without cause?"
T l s Human.
"What difference would 1». make Breathes thare a n a n with soul so
which I might prefer as lo&g as he
Who navar to himself has said,
would be sure to go wrong the minute Aa he stubbed his toe against t h e basu
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fJAiim.*^iZ
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atata. When the •enteace "dismissal -9«tal
Sftl
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torn He,
may never speak to Mia again durini or it jwmxul99*9*10
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his me. If
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TT—-• has
— a
- -relative
-,"of Bsrbaer Earliait Csnbilowcr. John A.
In, the service, no matter how close ^ £ 3 3 ¾ ¾ Ososse, Wis. K. * W.
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tie" connection may be, there mast
Oenarally Dona.
neVer again be communication tie*
**Did
yon
know that tbe Downtown
tWeen the two.
'
Merchants' bank had closed Its doors?"
.If It is a young man who Is 'thus
"Good heaven*! Is that «??"
dismissed and he has a father la* the
"Certainly. It always does when
army or navy, they are cnt off for- c: o d
sstfKs;
weather
comes/'—Baltimore
ever unless the father should choose American
to quit the nation* service also.
Brawn'* Branchial Troches
And when the sentence ts once
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fjMwne'
-a''
wOi M-wlde^teputa'tton for cur.passed it: Is unchangeable. A
ing
cooghs,
tore throats and relieving
who simply violates the laws of the
bronchitis
and
asthma/
country even to the point of treason has a chance for pardon, but once
Experience begotten of matrimony
hje receives the document bearing the
phrase "dismissal with ignominy," it is a great teacher.
stands just as long as there Ts'breath in
little wonder that Garfield Tea meets
his body.
Even if he wishes to enlist in the
service as one of the men In the
ranks this would not be llowed. When
Some finished orators don't seem to
caught he would be punished for
know
when to quit
"fraudulent enlistment."
In the old days the greatest punishONL¥ OJTK «B*OMO QCimJSB"
ment was to cashier an officer. Then l l » t la IJL^TIVB BBX)MO QCImK*. Ux* for
t e siirMUiirt U *TW. UBOYX. UMi t t e World
he would be taken out before an as-N tover
to Cure a Cold 1A One l*y. 38c.
CONQRIS8MAN THOS. C A L L
scmbled body of troops or sailors and
A virtuous deed should never be
Hon. Thos. Cule, w h o V a s elected to his insignia of rank would be taken
Congress from Alaska, is well known on and his sword broken. Now this has delayed.—Alexander Dow.
the Pacific slope, where he lias resided. given way to a more complete method
His Washington address is 1313 9th St., of exposing his shame. When an ofP I L £ 8 CCBXD IK • TO 1 4 DAYS.
PAZO OlMTMBBT is gamiacteea to euro %aj CAM
N. W., Washington, D. C.
ficer is "dismissed with ignominy" it of
Itching. Blind. BleedUw or PrvtrudlaaTOeain
Washington, D. C. is ordered by the president that no- 6 to 14 4*7 s or monry rvfuaded. Me.
Perums DrvgCo.. Columbus, Ohio.
Some men just can't foot a bill withQeatiemen: I can cheerfully recom-. tice shall be sent to all members of
mend Perunmas m very efficient rem' the service -and the crime and the out kicking^
punishment is published in the newse4y tor caught mad colds.
papers not only around the headquarThomas CaJc.
.Hon €. Sleinp, Congressman from ters where he was last on duty, but
Virginia, writes: "1 have used your val- also In the state from which'he comes
uable remedy, Peruna, with beneficial or In which he "usually makes hi?
results, and can unhesitatingly recom- home.
mend your remedy as an invigorating
tonic and an effective and permanent
Diamond Salesman's Secrets.
eure for catarrh/'
'There is no line in which more care
ovffcoen*
Man-a-tin the Ideal Laxative.
must be exercised than in selling diamonds,"
remarked one of the oldest
Unshaken Esteem,
dealers
in
Cleveland. "For instance,
husband is still very fond of
we
don't
dare
Bhow a man a larger
said the woman who disaptohiclt er%
one l o fori
stone than he can afford to buy.
f betting.
Knott* d o t y gotketattiitawc*ftMa"Yes," answered young Mrs. Tor- "Even a diamond a carat or a carat
and a half in size looks like a mighty ture mm he £roAoJlyi*6f**6ed.»#i
kins.
small affair to pay so much money for, vAVtn go1**grr n««4«4 oitLeacstef
"Well, it's nothing to his credit.'1
and
if a man comes in expecting to *m«£e&»tafani V«*UMML arete ataUl
"i don't know about that. It shows
he has a very forgiving disposition." pay $75 for a diamond he may get dis- iMMnre ami net te ituppont tke nefcav
gusted and not buy at all if the salesal|u*A*na, vK*4cn must depend uHi*
A milkman doesn't cry over spilt man shows him something a little l W « f y jtoti'propev nouri*kment
t
larger for $200. The salesman, if he
milk if there is a pump handy.
Inrtn*
nen«rany.
knows his business, will find to a certainty just how much a customer is To get ifa benejicial effects, el»oy&
»w*a Boothia* Syrvw.
fctac, Mfteu
MftauUM
UMguna,
guroa,r«d«OM
r«d»c •> willing to pay before he shows him buy the genuine
r«r cbDdrco UclSiac,
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IHUMUDB, »N*J« vm, curoi wtad eoUc.
aaeabotUe. anything.
No, Alonto, a nervous woman isn't
"Then it's better not to show a
necessarily nervy.
colored stone, such as a ruby or an
emerald or a blulah diamond in connection with other diamonds. If you
show some customers a colored stone
F I G S Y R U P C«X ONLY
and then put it away- and show him a
SOLO BV ALL LEADING WUOC1STS
good white diamond he will declare onesoeonly, regular price 50t**r Bottle
that the diamond is off color. It does
not seem to be a whim so much as the
effect on ilie oyes of the colors in the
stones."
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The new ane traversm* the new
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For toferaMtioD, write
"Mrs. Gadder has such a way of attacking people without saying anyG. B. HART.
thing outright."
Qe>a*i ftwtiat mmd Feaeenjer Atfsmt*
"Yea. I was Just a-wiviu .ho other
4 Jay'that she always M a - m d y with
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THE SCIENTIFIC AND MODERN EXTERNAL COUNTER-IRRITANT
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PEPPER PLANT TAKEN
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A QUICK, SURE. SAFE AND ALWAYS READY CURE FOR PAIN.-^RICE 15c.
- I N COLLAPSIBLE TUBES MADE OF PURE T1N-AT ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS. OR BY MAIL ON RECEIPT OF 15c. IN POSTAGE STAMPS.
A substitute for and superior to mustard or any other plaster, and will not
blister, the mosl dedicate skin. The pain-allaying and curative qualities of the
article'are wonderful. It will stop the toothache at once, and relieve Headache and Sciatica. We recommend it as the best and saiest externa) counterirritant known, also as an external remedy for pains in the chest and stomach
and all Rheumatic. Neuralgic Ind Gouty complainJa. A trial will prove what
we claim for It. ang It will be found to be invah>«ti|rin nnfniknsenA«tand for
children. Once used no family will be without >L Many j X P ^ J ^ N S H ^ g
the best of ail yonr preparations." Accept no prsfasfjnM s^. va|Sllaa^Mp%t
the same carriea our label, as otherwise it is not gamnaarr-r-jr--^-- " ^ t r "^
aetie^ yeur I M N M and we Will mall our V M » H M
our pfpmrmUmtf
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wNlch will Intereat you
ntteteSt. C H E S E B R O U G H M F G . C O . NewYerhCay
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$300
$359
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MEMBER
AMILY,
MEN. BOYS, WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
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T«• • booklet mxpmmiwmj oar new tree**
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Dra, Burleson «k Buxksoa
HfiCTAL S P E d A U S T S
1#S M o n r o * S t r e e t
G R A N D RAPIDS, MICH.
NORTH BUTTE
EXTENSION
Before the end of vhis year this utook
will >*eU freely fn tbe open market for
three time* ami more what ItVan be
boufrbt for now. Seinl at (Mice fmprice* and detailed Suformation. Kreo
ou reqni^t.
E. M. BUCHANAN A CO.
INVSSTMCMT
42 •raaeWay
W. N. U . DETROIT, NO. 6, 190S.
Beart
P/B*e^^W.
Alahaatiiie
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How a Dog Saved the Family.
THE
OHLY
A man in Oxford, Pa., owns a pet
collie who is reported to have saved
AcABASTlNE
the lives of the family by ringing the
dinner bell to awaken them. The dog
found the house in flames at midnight,
and not beins able to awaken the
household by barking, grasped the
Suitak»le for : any room, never
molds, mildews or drop* off the
rope to the dinner bell, as he had been
wait Cornea in dry powder. Add
taught to do when summoning the
cold
water. Brush on wall with 7
bands from the fields, and in an inI
inch
flat brash.
stant aroused the entire neighborhood.
Alabestine is in nackagee, eorThe members of the family barely esr
e
c t j y Ubeted ALABAOTNB.
caped with their lives. . The two chilEach
package covers from 300 to
dren were partly overcome by the
450
squanj
leet of-walt
smoke, t h e children had taught the
acxTccii acAtrnruL aorr.
dog this trick, and arc now grateful to
VEJLVETY SHADES
him for.knowing when to ring it.
THAT aevca raoc AS WELL
AS ACLCAR MULUANT MrWTC
Worfcint the "Rope Trick."
AJabastiae is absolutely sanitary
How the "wonder worker" of India
and
tborooghly beautiful Try It
performs his "rope trick" la told by a
fids faJL Yonr dealer has it, if
correspondent who witnessed the feat
not, write to
in a busy street of Surat in broad
daylight: "1 was writing fn a room
ALABASTINE CO.
overlooking thrs thoroughfare, on the
NewVeifcCny - Oraa*K$$m. Mlcb
ant^ fjoor of the "house, when*, my
ffiend called to' me. Stepplag on to
the veranda P saw a small groHip of
people gathered- rotrnd a 'man and a
boy. The man threw a long rope
straight up la the air and the boy then
climbed up the rope, the lower end bf
which waa held by the man. Having
reached the top of the rope, the boy
balanced himself, in various postures,
on the point of the rope and then disappeared from sight. Afterward he appeared again on the ground and he
and the man qnietlj walked % away.
The small group of pejopie dispersed
and I went hack to my writing."
t n i l . i;}'» i N
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CALIFORNIA
KIDNEY I
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Mtw Ten Cily
WESTERN CANADA
! Soto*of th#obo>p*t l»n4» tor grain growiug*
i stork raiAioff end otixed fanning In th* new <tt»; iri<>tfl *>f 8a*»kJktvbcwan and Aiberte haT« re! ceattjr been OetatS ft tetUassset naoer the
Itfkstw Itaaistttw tegilitfawt
Kntrr may now be made by proxy (on eevtaio
coaditkma), by the father, mother, U D , daughter, bTothee er aiatee of an loteoding home.-, ,"-. •* &aaa*atea*UofJfaa*rea
(ttaviww eaairr available in taeee
great graia-wcowiag, •toek-ralalnc and mlae*
farming eeetiona. There yon will find bealtiiful ellaaate, good
' neighborm, oburvbeeforfamily»ordhip,Krhoe}>i
} for yoar t-lUldean. good law*, «plendid cr«p»,
| and railroad* convenient to market.
! Entry fee ia eaeh eaac in S10.0S. For pampliI let, "Lant Beat We*t," particular* aa to rale*.
' rmitea, beat time lo go and where to locate*
apply to
M. f. HclMXtS. • Awaee Tenlre Hack.
•r C. A. UUIHI. Samk SM. HerM. Wmv
PILES
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Sampia r k s a ad
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'An od-ar OHM bt^tft bade
that we had thought burted forAs * • regard ton* e*ms*B
l a f d e m e it ***»/>**»»< to *»**«*
have been j«ft here before. Ths
t, t l * « o s t mementos* ssaanM;.
ttteattxnes attach thwaa^ya* to
«H) watttigfilxM*;things.
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s ^ faead maa<** « r left:
"•Hay I balft you to t a a t «1 tha
tfflsd rtet, Mr. 8mlthr*
»**lesT No, thank you-ue rioa for
•at,' totjn answered vehemently. I t
taMOdated with ths wont mlataka-of
^
* $
that na
E. A. Bowman ol "TW fiosy
Stow" visited friends in Detroit
last week.
Great preparations are being
made for the Republican banquet
here Feb. 20.
ttae' bet4 >Aitd~ttoei
lor yemr mooef. A Urge bjuioeM wwi e epaj! £--**•** •*— - - • >•way ol doing buaineaa, hTt>at ia my p^Iief^ r w f , w w . ^ , t
yot* with a set of teeth I nafcarallf look iorrarfj to 4a etiier
dental work 1B your family or for your frienda.
i
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A Mistaken Idea Abo*jT Deitiiatpy
Jesse Cook, a farmei in Oeeola
la that teeth can oof be filled or erownad without extownship, sold his crop of Alsike
cruciating pain. If yon labor'under this delation,
clover seed for $700.
come and let u§ explain to you oor painter* ayaiem, by
The Baptist society have purwhich we fill, crown and extract teeih without the
chased the interest Mrs. Curtis
slightest pain.
held in residence of the late Ohas.
Curtis, and will make it over for
Business Pointers.
t a parsonage.
EuaiHtln Frn
SwfJn H AH Khrft «f W«l Jto«
A move is on foot for a ChauFor Sale.
tauqua Assembly here the coming
Dr. W. J. W a l s h , formerly with Dr. Adams, and present Manager Union Paiuleaa Dentiata,
Olovar bay for sale.
season.
However,
as
$2,000
is
t7
A. H.Randall.
needed for the ten days entertain- Detroit
—^
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WIN open, abouf Feb. 12, o v e r SIdler*a D r u g s t o r e , Plncknew
''-.*.
WASTSD.
ment the plan looks doubtful.
500 rpore buyers of Souvenir Post
A. J. Prindle has sold his stock
ADBITIOJAIIQCAX.
Cards at The DISPATCH OFFICE
of goods to the Detroit MercanCouncil Proceedings
COSTLY DRUGS.
The North Hamburg social and
f . L. AHDKBW8 ft CO., FTJBS. tile Co. who will open lip within a
Some Rara and Peculiar 8ubatanoea literary meeting that was appointed
Of the Tillage of Flnckney
few days with a sale. Mr. Pindle
U»ed In Medioine.
to meet at the home of Wm. Nash has
ART FACTOffT S . r S T
has been in business in Howell
A
writer
in
Wisaen
fuer
Alle
throws
been postponed.
REGULAR.
JSBSMSWSff
for 24 years.
some interesting light on rare and peH«i W a n * . Mek Utt poultry «•*•
kmcaltiei and oovesm u
Charles Carrol was arrested here
Monday, Feb. 3, 1908
drugs. Saffron, he points out,
•tntDecK. Hu«iOu«ki»
tfOWOM
A boiler in Brown's greenhouse Council convened and called to ord- culiar
to tfa* tnwnrn tarn awatkt
would strike an ordinary observer as tbe past week on a charge of stealing.
itelOcMBp]
bursted
last
Sunday
owing
to
a
decidedly
expensive at $13 a pound (to We learn that his beating will be
er by Pres. Dunn.
coins, nit
change
marks
into our coinage) until here today, Thursday.
I vent in one of the pipes being Present, Trustees Roche, Teeple and
told that it is composed of the central
•
Wanted J^TSTSSS/S *—• »0*™*,«* to ML VanWinkle.
•mall portions only of the flowers of
Absent, Farnam, Nixon and Smith. the crocus, 70,000 of which it takes to
Minutes of last meeting read and make a pound. Attar of rosea sells at
$112 odd per pound, and it takes
approved.
10,000 pounds, or nearly five tone of
Clerk being absent, W. A . Carr was roses, to obtain one pound of the oil.
appointed Clerk pro tern.
Aconitine, extracted from the root of
Motiop made by Teeple supported monkshood, is said to be the very
by Roche that village borraw $100.00 strongest poison extant, the dose being
one six-hundredth of a grain. It Is sold
for period of six months.
at the rate of $108 per ounce.
Ayes—Teeple, Roche, Van Winkle
Turning from the vegetable to the
and Pres. Da mm.
animal worJd In search of rare drugs,
Motion made by Teeple supported the writer refers to the musk of the
ing and S h o r t h a n d t h o r o u g h l y
WS8TPUTVA1L
yon will have a splendid earning power.
by Rocbe that the village olerk order Asiatic deer, which at $24 to $80 an
ounce must be a prize to the wily
It pays to be independent. Why not
Mrs. Kirk Van Winkle has been supplies for village election.
hunter. In some of the tropical seas a
beginnow.
Ayes, Roche, Teeple, Van Winkle floating, sweet smelling mass of amill the past week.
bergris la met with worth at present
and Pres. Dnnn.
Howell Biisiness College,
Bessie Murphy, of Howell, was
$80
per ounce, or $480 per pound in
Motion made by Teeple supported
Howell,
Mich. home over Sunday.
the market. The ambergria ia aald to
by Rot be that Alfred Monks be noti- be the diseased biliary product of the
Glenn Gardner left Monday fied that be will be required to extend whale.
See U s For
bis tripps with the snow plow so that
morning for Kentucky.
Another peculiar product in use as a
drug
is a solution of the pure venom
H. B. Gardner made a business all residents of tbe village will be of the rattlesnake, given occasionally
accomodated. The price for so doing
F. L ANDEEW8 ft CO., POTS.
trip to Howell Tuesday.
In malignant scarlet fever.
to be the same as at present, $1.75 par
Sadie Harris spent Saturday trip.
THE "COUP DE JARNAC."
and Sunday in Ypsilanti.
Ayes, Roche, Teeple, Van Winkle
C. Avis and wife, of Hartland, and Pres. Dunn.
A French Adas* and tha Inoldant Upon
The
following
bills
were
presented
:
Which It FUata.
are visiting at Bert VanBlariThe
"coup
de Jarnac" has become a
Leo
J^avey
labor
.75
cum's.
French
proverb,
and it serves to dis(i
Adrain Lavey
.75
tinguish a stroke as decisive as unMr. and Mrs. John Dunbar visMalt Jtffreya
.76
foreseen
which Intervenes for the set
><
ited friends in Unadilla one day
Will Jeffreys
.76
tlement of any affair. The adage rests
Clayton Plaeftoay i <
last week.
.75
upon an incident in the life of Gui
.4
Chas. Henry
.50
Chabot, Seigneur de Jarnac, a noble
Miss Nellie Gardner entertainif
E R Brown
2.25
of the court of Francis I. The He passed her friend, Miss Ethel Read,
(t
J L Roche
ed
between him aud Le Chatelgneraie,
.75
of Pinckney, last week.
' the dauphin's favorite. King Frauds,
John Jeffreys marshal service
and feeding trump 13.00 i however, forbade the duel. At the sucMrs. John Fitzsimmons receivj cession of Henry II. the old quarrel
Clyde Darrow
labor
1.05
ed the sad news, Sunday, that hea
I was revived, and the overdue duel was
(Ibas Eldert labor, street lgt
4.50 j fought on the plain of St. Germain
sister Mrs. James Fisk died SatI S P Johnson street lgt
9.50 ; with all the formality of the ancient
urday, Feb. 1st.
.) C Dunn tax roll and pay to
I Judicial combats and in the presence
of the whole court. Jarnac was weakWm. Jeffreys and Millard DarUse DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
er
and less agile than his adversary,
row lor labor
2.45
nt u Bpi s Th
who
was one of the noted swordsmen
Jackson & Cadwell oil
1.25
of the time, but he had taken lessons
Alfred Monks cleaning walks 12*.50
bT
DmuUL Motion by Teeple and Rocbe that from an Italian bravo. In the duel
Jarnac waited for an epening and
bills be allowed.
then dealt La Chateignerale a heavy
PLAIHFrEID.
Ayes, Rocbe. Teeple, Van Winkle and unexpected stroke which hamstrung him. This was in 1447. Ten
Plenty of snow this week.
and Pres. Dunn.
years later Jarnac was a captain in
The mere saying of words Is \
Uf on motion Council adjourned.
Norman Topping was on, the
the defense of St. Qnentin. Eventualand some men devote [ sick list the last of the week.
W. A. CABS. Olerk pro tern ly he met his fate in a duel. But the
: their whole fives to ft They >
"coup de Jarnac" Is historic in the an;
Taft
VanSyckel
and
wife,
of
Children
and
Candy
;
father than act The canals of sword play.—Argonaut.
Olve children plenty of pure sugnr,
|
Iosco,
visited
relatives
here
the
howkrs in any commutaffy and butter scotch nnd they'll havt>
past week.
Monkeys and Parrots.
tie of this kind.
little need of cod liver oil. says 1 itA
lung
specialist was talking about
the unsuccessful bus- j James Walker and Wm. Lpng- Woods Hutchinson In Woman's Ilotru
a famous scientist who hnd contracted
man is talking the SJCCCSS- j uecker and their wives visited at Companion. In short, sugar Is, nl'fei consumption
from a lot of consumptive
meat, bread and butter, easily cftir
ful mas is acting. When he
monkeys
that
ht> lvul been experimentnext most important and uecessai.Y
C. A. Mapes' last Saturday.
speaks he uses words, but he
ing
upon.
faod. You can put the matter to -A
"Tills should \)c n lesson nnd n warn
tells facts. He seldom, howI The L A 8 will serve dinner at test very easily. Just leave off tlv
in-^
to \\A .ill." l);1 said, "for nothing is
ever, depends upon his own
the home of Wm. Longnecker, pie, pudding or other desserts nt your
rn >ro danrrermis tr> the lungs' health
voice.
Friday, Feb. 21st.
A patriotic lunch or midday dinner. You'll be as- I1I;KI lo have n monkey about the
tonished to find how quickly jou'll
He bring* to his aid the txwapet tongaed j program will be given, and all are feel "empty" again and how "unfln hi aire, rracllcnlly nil monkeys ^have
vote* of the press.
lahed" the meal will seem. You can't consumption hi this elimate, and It Is
most cordially invited.
Jus! sis easy to take consumption from
any workingman to accept a dinHe purchases space :n the ! *' Deputy Gt. Com., Sarah J L a get
n monkey as from-a mnn or woman.
ner pall without pie in It. And he's T; \i thi' *':i!w» with pnrrots. They, too.
advertising columns of his local
Tour will hold an all day meeting absolutely right. The only thing that have consumption, nnd they, too. are
pioer, and he uses it to good j; w i t h P]ainfield Hive on Wednes- can take the place of sugar here is most apt to give tbe disease to those
beer or wine. It is a significant fact who pet them. As for me, rattier than
^dvaxitage.
J [| day, Feb. 12. Meeting to begin
8
that
the free lunch counters run in live in the same house with a pet monThis »s /your local. paper.
0
»*
O.
Q
A
«
v
f
uou
411 connection with bars furnish every
key or a pet parrot I would take a cot
There is space tn*V7f^
these col^. *J, at. 9:,10 a. m.,' dinner atl unoon
' -All
t
A
.J A members are unrer! to h« nraonn* I imaginable thing except sweets. Even In the hopeless ward of some conumns for use. Are you add- J
™ 8 r e " f S e c l to»oe present. t b e r e 9 t a u r a n t 8 M d l u n c h ^ , , a t . sumptives' hospital." —New Orleans
mi
ing its strength to your voice? •! , T t a Metropolitan Concert Co. tached to saloons -or bars often refuse Times-Democrat. *
• Roperly used it will aid yon* j j»' will give an entertainment at the to servo deaserta of any sort They
I Maccabee hall, Feb. 19. This is know their buaineaa! Tbe more sugar
A Hur-snt Woman.
and sweets a man takes at a meal the
The
Cabman—Gimme
your bag, lady.
» tbe last number on the leetfcre fees alcohol be wants, Converaely.
„
_ *ad I'll put it on top of the cab~ Mrs,
> course. All the other nrtjtebers nearly every drinkingm mas will
tell;
yon that he bat lost his ftsgft* 'or' Oatcake (as she gets in>-No; that poor
$MH«I
M
MM have given the beat oi ffRafao- swat*. Tbe mora candy ttajjEi t o n - 1 s o r M <* W » *•* fot aacmfh to pmX
•tion to the people here,
SWIMS, tha less aloohoi
^ ¾
t ? * carry tt 00 a y lap^LsoOtft Tfo
Bits.
er as stoves were hustled in to
protect the plants.
A suit has commenced in Circuit Court between Peter Redinger and Arthur Munsell of
Iosco. - Mr. Bedinger claimeB
damages because of alleged shame
and disgrace to his family by Mr.
Munsell.
Iff Y o u W i l l L e a r n B o o k k e e p -
look after renewals and increase subscription list of a prominent monthly magazine
on a salary and commiwioAJbaBJ^.. Sxp«rien^| desirable, but not rnj«(£&ry. trood
opportunity for right 'paroh:' Address
Publisher, Box 59, Station G, New York.
'J~.v.
HO WELL BUSINESS COLLEGE
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-Why Should O - f ^r " ' " ' "*"»'«•
lamity Be Full of \ *** ' * "*'•
Words?"
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twt
ft"-*.
&
Owing to tbe wind and cold Wednesday it was found impossible to
have tbe school rooms 8uffici>mtly
warm to have school and it was adjourned. This is tbe first time that
this bas happened since the new far*
nace was installed.
Friday night and Saturday reminded one of tbe Dakota blizzard we read
about. Tbe wind blew and tbe snow
"anew" and then tried to wet on top
of itself and in most places succeeded
enough to make travel almost impossible—mail carriers could not maUf
their trips—tbe doctor got tipped
over a few times—trains late
This kind of weitb r has been repeat^ *
«d nearly every day since, and as ws
go to press )6 repeating.
Adopted New Members.
Tbe order of Modern Woodmen
held a big meeting in the opera bouse
here Tuesday evening. Tbe degree
team came over from Ann. Arbor and
gave an exhibition drill which, was
free to all and was pronounced tine.
After tbe drill the work of adopting
a large class was taked up and was
nnder the cbarue of the A. A. team.
This work was alto tine. At tbe close
of the work the order served a banquet and the entire eyening was a
complete success. Sixteen new members have been adopted within tha
past few weeks.
New Dental Parlors.
Wednesday Dr. W. J. Walsh of
Detroit was in town and made arrangements to open up model parlors
over rfigler's drug store on or about
February 12
MT. Walsh was formerly with Dr.
Adams of Detfoit and present manager of ihe Union Painless I Valuta,
and comes highly recommended. He
had charge of Dr. Moore's dental parlors in Awn ArbDr last season while
Mr. Moore and laniily were having
their summer outing.
Dr. Walsh bas secured space in tbe
Dispatch where be will tell yon things
yon ought to know about jour teetb.
Costa of Office.
On the day after his election the
chief magistrate of a certain town In
the Midlands who enjoys the repuj
tion of being rather "near1^
marten was asked for a
to the local football club.
'T really can't do it,"
"Just look at tbe outlay rW'lUeady
been put to through accepting office*!"
And he produced a small ledger Inscribed on the cover "Mayoralty Expenses." On the top line of the first
Inside page was the entry, "Dress suit,
£2."—Reynolds' Newspaper.
An Exception..
The Philosopher—Tell me what a
person reads and I can'ten yon what
he la. The Dyspeptic—Not always.
There's my wife, for Instance. She's
always reading a cookery book. The
Philosopher (conadently)-WeH? The
Dyspeptic-Bat ah*** so conk!
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SUPPLEMENT TO THErtMcKNEYDISPATCH
•*••
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Mr. Gardner moved to adjourn until
Mr. Miller of eivil claims committee
Mario* & o 3
• Iwolpli •
Bal ou band Dm. si, 100b
to-morrow morning at nine o'clock. reported bills as appears by -Nos 552
• 587
Tax of 1906
•••• »,**• ••••••••
B«l
oo
hand
D*«.
51,1906.:./1..
«210
28
ToUl
lOWOO
Motion lost.
/ to 556 inclusive with rcomendation that
Tr»ari»m4 torn eonUngnft ftw4 ._ 88 XI Order*
S * * l paid
-...
"lONiaf
lOJfl f7 Orden paid
Mr. Beurmann moved tnat the chair | they be allowed as charged. Recom- ToUl
. $ 300 OU Tax returned
171 M Bal o a i a a d Dec. 81,1907..
Diaotmwnta
appoint a committee to consult with mendation concurred in.
Jiuuy Sinbi, 1908
BOO 14
Order, paid
4 88 7« Bal o a h a n d Dee. 81,1907,
T««al
Total
,.
| 100(6 87
Telephone Co. as to new contracts. PermmiaBion being granted him, W. Bftloa hand Dec. 31,1107
•
»>»
iff
Cohort aa aad Oooway Daloa Bnaak f
Pursuant to adjournment t h e Board
Marlon N o «
„.
*
SOU UO
Tax of 1M6
Carried.
E. Scott of Fenton, Mich appared be- ToUl
• f Supervisors of Livingston County,
Bal o n hand D e c . 81,1908
•_
IawUpt» goad
Total
MM
Chair appointed Messrs. Allen, Beur- fore the Board and made some remarks
BvoatffU
Order*
paid.'. *."...*.".".
Mich, met at their rooms in the Court
Total
v
:
106
76
TeTB Bal o o hand
8 KM ou Bal on baud Dec. 81,1907
mann and Miller.
relative t o the forfeiture of bail bond B»l 6a D u d D t c . 81,1901
D e c . 31,1907
_
House in the village of Howell, and
ItoMired from aehool cttmrnlmiQ—t.. .Total
woo
Total
•
in the case of People vs McKeon.
Mr.
Beurmann
moved
to
adjourn
unTotal
$
were called to order by their chairman,
Dlaban«meata
"BIB
OceoUNol
KJiCAPrrULATlOIl
til
to-morrow
at
nine
o'clock.
Motion
Mr.
Dodds
moved
that
the
Pros.
Ord»r»pald
M 132 S3 Bal on b a n d D e c . 81,190U
W. A . Finlan.
g
a. «0
79 7¾
blate F a a d
*
lost.
Att'y be instructed to take steps t o Bal on £aad Dw! 11,1W7.
Total
Moved by Mr. Judson that the Beard
U 99 Beceipta.,
ToUl
'ill 25
$38948
77
B a l eon uand Dec. »1 ^1907'...
Civil claims committee by Messrs. release Mr. P . C. McGuire the surety
21 99 Dlaburevmenht
adjourn until one o'clock. ' Carried
Primary
School
Fwui
Total
21 9»
Ives- and Miller reported civil bills on McKeon bond from further liability.
Contfenent Taad
BeotipU
Heceipin
AFTERNOON SESSION
which weM allowed as appears by Nos. Motion withdrawn.
fclniawaaitco
Bluer
01
Ueceirod from aute treasurer
% M1V6 00
Dlaburaeuxeate.
Bal
on
hand
D
e
c
.
31,1008
28
41
Supt. Ben r en a of Criminal Claims 538 to 541 inlcusive
Tutal
f~Jp*uO
Mr. Podds moved that the Pros.
Boor aad Inaaae Faa4
ToUl
U 41
DiabuxtvMtnt*
committee presented bills as appears
Mr. Bishop moved to adjourn until A t t ' y be instructed to release P. C. Tomuhlp t»«toren'receipt*
Beceipts.
» 30*06 00 Bai vu hand Dec. a i , 1 9 0 7 . . . . . . . . . . .
»41
wmn pmn
Diab u rttem e u u
by Nos ^05 to 506 with recommenda- to-morrow morning a t nine o'clock. McGuire from liability on t h e bail Bal oa hand D«c. SI, ISO?
3720 00 Tucal
28 41
Tata!......
$"«4iafoo
loherttaaea TaaVaad
tion chat they be allowed.
Carried.
bond of People vs McKeon upon payUoadlULa a n d Btocabridge
Hecelpta
M i l Pi
Library
Sefeool
Toad
* Sup. Camreon presented the matter
Bal on b a n d D e c 31,190ti
S
UK S i a b u n w m v o U
W. A. Finlan
Willis L. Lyons
ment of $50.00 to the County TreasurReceipt*
Total
"
Mlo
Recommendation of Committe conUqaorTax **»*
Chairman
Clerk.
er to cover costs. Carried.
Bal oa aaad Dec. » , 1MB
I 21» 01 Bal o n band D e c . 31,1907
18 se Booeipbf
111» M
curred iq.
jao
ai
Total
«
U 3» DlibuxfautaU
Mr. Slider moved to adjourn until Ktnea received
iom*
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.
.
.
.
•
.
478 Li I
THURSDAY JANUARY 9
«f p r o / i draga place for Juvenile offenWal*h
Total
I
to-morrow morning a t nine o'clock.
0oldtara'8«UtfFaa4
DUbiratauate
Board met, roll called, quorum preBal on band Dec. 81,190S
$
8 71 Receipts
ders.
*. W0 CO
Carried. Approved.
Township treasurers' receipts
f 114 86 T o U l
»19
8
71 Dlaboravmeata
Bal
on
hand
Dec.
81.1807
Moved by Sup. Behrens that the sent ^Minutes of Wednesday's session
478 L'l Order* paid
W. A. Finlan
Wilils L. Lyons.
7 00
I&atitst*
F
u
n
d
Total
$
1J71 MeeaipM...
Bal o n hand Dec- 31, 1907
matter of providing a place for Juve- read and approved. To the honorable
.,•
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Chairman
Clerk.
Dear
IJeeaae
Pttml
T
o
t
a
l
8
71 D l a b o n w o i c n t i . . ,
US A3
n i l e offenders be made a special order board of Supervisors of Livingston
Bal oa baai Dec. «1. HOo
f
28 00
i i o w e l l a * 4 (Johoctab
Pxlipary School F u n d
FRIDAY J A N U A R Y 10.
for Thursday at two p'lcock p . m. County Mich.
ttt 50 Bal un baud Dtn;. 81, lUUo
Beceived
from
county
clerk
128
88
Becolpta
24126 00
50
Gentlemen :—I wish to submit the
Board met, roH called, quorum pre- Received f r o m Aod't'Qea
20108 0 »
Carried.
Total
l t t a f t IMabaraaxiMata
Total
*
bo
00
Orders paid
............
18 SO
Sup. Miller of Civil Claims commit- following report for the year ending sent. Minutes of Thursday's session
l i b r a r y tkhool Fund
Dlabunemente
laud Dec. 31, 1907.
112 85
Bai on hand
OrdetCpald
%
Dec.
3lBt
1907.
i
read and approved.
fieoeipta
473*1
t e e presented bills as appears by Nos.
Total.
t usns Dlabara*>meuta
m ou
State treasurer'» receipt*
0....
Number
cases
commenced
in
the
cirThe
hour
having
arrived
for
the
607 to 511 with recommendation that
Bal on h a n d D e c . 81,1907
la oo
Cuhoct&b and Dceriield
Deer Licence Fund
Total
i
So UO B a l o u Laud Dec. 31,1906
cuit court, Civil (law aside) 23; Crim- special order "Providing a place for
'.
WOO
they be allowed.
.S
101 48 Beoalpte
73 00
DiaburstfOients
V
i
l
l
a
g
e
of
Brighton
Total
~
inal
12,
Chancery
(Divorce)
21,
Chan101 48
detention of J u v e n i l e s . "
Recommendation of committee conVillage
o
t
Briyhtuu
Fund
5 00
Order paid
cery 15, Total 71, Deer license issued
Moved by Mr. Ives that the commit- Ual on hand D e c . 31, Becelpta
curred in.
78
78 Hal on Land Dec. 31. J»07
__ «o 4S Keoelpta
lHuti
$
Disbursement:)
101
4$
Moved by Sup. Dodds that the bill 50, Notary's Commissioned 29, Physi- tee Qn grounds and buildings make a T o U l
$
"78
Total
i
Village uf H o w e l l Fund
DiBbureeiueut«
H o w e l l Village
of Wm. P. Van Winkle be laid on t h e cians Registered 1, Dentists R e g i s t e r - contract with^Mrs Backus to t a k e care V i l l a g e treaaurer'b
receipt
$
Beceipta
1U 70
44
as
Bal on baud D e c . 31, 1'JOtJ
t
74 i
table until Wednesday a t 2:30 o'clock ed 1, Assumed names registered 2, of J u v e n l i e s a t t h e rate of 80 c e n t s Total
•
*
7»
Diaburdeiuwntti
Total
'* 44 tf5
Village of Howell
T r a n c r i p t s of J u d g e m e n t recorded 1, per day. Motion withdrawn.
IB 0 0
Uucluiuied Katatea Fund
Carried.
Order paid
28 0 5 Beceipta
W o'i
Articles
of
Association
5,
M
a
r
r
i
a
g
e
Bal
on
b
a
n
d
Dec.
31,1907
__
Moved b y Mr. Beurmann ":hat what Bal on hand D e c . 31, 1«W5..'.
Moved by Mr. Bishop and supported
$
73 42
41 95
(,'enietery Fund •
Total
$
b9 L*i
t h a t the chairman appoint Sup. Slider License issued 133, Births recorded is known as, the Ladie's L i b r a r y in t h e Delinquent t a x collected
ReceiptB
100 00
Livingston County N o 1
Total
$
'70
IW
I4i
as a committee to consult the circuit for 1907, 321, Deaths recorded for 1907 basement of Court house be fixed up as
_ 4 8 DiiburBfioeut.-t
Bal on hand Dec. 31,1&*J
$
Disbursements
48
County Drain T a x e s
73 4>
Paid County Treasurer
from a place of detention for J u v e n i l e s . V i l l a g e t r e a s u r e r ^ receipt
$
judge in regard t o t h e Telephone Co. 261,
Total
'
Bal on hand D e c . 31, l'JO/
__
t>9 Sftl
Receipts
3±>li 21
Bal on baud Dec. 3 i . 1'Jiu
_
3U374 77
having the Court Rooms for their ann- Sale of Deer License $62.50, J u r y , Carried.
•la Disbursements
Total
*
Hi
7'Jt*) 19
Total
S
ual meeitng, Monday, J a n ; lb", 1908. E n t r y and Stenographer fees $115.,
Mr. Cameron moved t h a t Mr. P r a t t
Total balance Dec. 31, 11-07....
Unclaimed^ Eatate*
.
.
¢104404
7U
Livingston County > o . Li
Craud Totals
jjlfcTiLU W
4 53
Carried.
, Circuit court fines $85. R e c e i p t s , and wife b e appointed as agents to take
•
i
v
m
y
s
t
o
u
County,
Mk-u.,.J
an
lu,
1'dOS
Beceiptn
Bal on L a n d Dec. 31, l'JUu"
$
Howell "
, W. O. Hl.IDtK
4 aa
i'5 Oi
-S
care of said Juveniles a t t h e same r a t e Bal on hand D e c . 31, lOOti
Moved by Mr. feehrens to adjorn J u s t i c e court fines filed $105.20
Total
j .. . A
Committer) - U K O V A V H O B N
4 r,i
U5 Uo Bal on band Dec- 31. 1'JUrW
g
' J t j i l N 1 1 . .ML'.T.-ON
_
Dated Howell, Mich J a n 2nd, A . D . as allowed for t h e care of prisoners Total
until tomorrow morning a t nine o'clock.
4 J3
05 0 3
Bal o n hand D e c . 31, l'J07
S
Tutsi
$
at the j a i l . Carried.
1908
Carried.
y^ u3
Total
S
LtwJii.'*ton t'utiuty Xu 3
Mr. Behrens moved t h a t t h e report
4 29
Willis L. Lyons
W. A . Finlan
Willis L. Lyons
Moved by^Mr. Bishop t h a t t h e chair
Bal o n hand Dec. ai. l'. 0,j
$
Cemetery Fund
' " l '~Jj be accepted and approved.
Carried.
Totat
Keueipts
County Clerk.
appoint a committer; of three t o d e 4 L!'J
Chairman
Clerk
l
Mr.
Ives
moved
that
hereafter,
the
100 00 Ral on band Dec. 31. I j07
S
4 •Z'J
Mr. Bishop moved that the report be termine how the room shall be pre- Cttdh received
T U E S D A Y J A N U A R Y 7.
Tolal
3
Total
$ "loo' 00
Clerk in paying- circuit court jurors,
pared for t h e detention of J u v e n i l e s .
Disbursements
LivinL'ttuu County .No j
Board met, roll called, quorum p r e - accepted. Carried.
h'.t V.
pay mileage only by the nearest t r a v e l 101) t o Bal on h:md D - e . 31, 1!<UJ
Keceipt
$
S
Mr. Judson moved t h a t the insurance Carried
sent. Minutes of Monday's session read
' »,7 i.1 ed wagon route unless t h e route b y
l<ju 00
Total
$
Total
li'.l
Chair appointed Messrs Bishop,
and approved. Mr. Slider as special on the court house and jail and contents
be approximately r.he same,
County Drains
Jji'.l on haLd Dec. 31, l'J^v
u rail
committee to consult with the Cicruit be fixed a t $25,000, and t h a t i t be in- Whitaker and Gardner.
Conway N o , 1
Totui
i
Carried.
Mr. Miller of civil claims committee Bal on hand Dec. isl, li»W...
L! .t
l^al on hand Ih-c
L i v i n g s tlVO-j.
o n County !>o s
Juikve as to telephone meeting reported sured for three years. Motion lost.
74
Mr. Slider moved t h a t t h e board
T a x of IL'O.J
SOU (M
Tot;il
ft)'
Mr.
Slider
moved
t
h
a
t
the
amount
reported
bills
as
appears
Nos.
558
to
t h a t Judge Miner was willing to ad:
to-morrow morning a t
Total
Bal on hand De?. 31, UtK ..
M ".i" adjourn until
journ . o u r t on the day the Telephone insurance on county buildings be iixed 560 inclusive with recommendation of
i;s
Total
;.
^y ~tj O r b T p paiiI
'J.'7
nine
o'clock.
Carried.
Approved.
;
71
Bal oa band Dr<. 31, l .uV
committee that they be allowed as
"
i
i
at "$35,000. Motion carried
Co. desires the court room.
Conway IxuLi
W. A. Finlan,
Willis L. Lyons.
"mo" 3d
' Toial
Recommendation concurred Jlal on hand Dec. 31, U'Ov,.
Mr. Ives of civil claims committee' charged.
15 »
Mr. Cameron moved t h a t the TeleChairman
Clerk.
H o w e l l No 3
^ Tcital
iO 1..
i>:il
on
liiii.t
!)•
c.
phono Co. be not allowed t h e use of reported t h e civil bill of the Sheriff in.
31,
1;0J.
10
21
,'Vi",'if'ii;'-!
7(1 15
Mr. BL-tt-htnKi of criminal claims com- Bal on hand Di-c
Totiil
•i\ "iii
S A T U R D A Y J A N U A R Y 11
1!K> court room for their annual rneet- and other civil bills which were allowMJ U
Total
r •JO
Order paid
,
.
mittee
reported
ttbl
of
A.
K.
Tooley,
ed
as
recommended
as
appears
by
Nos.
ing.
Motion Withdrawn.
Bal on ha d D e c Jl, I'.'JT
Conway N o li
i:» 9(j
Board m e t , roll called, quorum p r e Deputy
Sheriff,
with
recommedation
542
to
548
inclusive,
which
recommend1
7
'_".>
Total
J
litil
on
hand
D
e
c
.
31,
\\'<i>
;
•5
LH 10 sent, Minutes of Fridays'a session read
Mr. Dodds moved t h a t Chas. E .
. ,, i
L i v i n g ^ ' m County N o
that
it
be
allowed
as
appears
by
No.
taion
was
concurred
in.
17
•.:!'
Tutal
DLI:i.-jion be appointed agent for t h e
and approved.
17 iiii IS.-d on hito-l Dec.ljl. I'/Jij
lial on hand Dt-c. ::1,1'.'J7
J4 CI
tow.;..;hip of Handy to look after t h e j Mr. Dodds presented a communica- '501. Recommendation concurred in,
Mr. Musson reported t h e bill of
#• , Totul
Total
tion
from
t
h
e
S
t
a
t
e
Association
of
Mr.
Allen
moved
to
adjourn
until
Or>ier paid
burial of indigent soldiers. % Carried.
:i (O Frank Metz, Deputy Sheriff which w a s
Comviiy No ti
Tivtl on l u n d D e c : u . 1V0V
one o'clock. Carried
•
JJ1 -.:1 allowed as charged.
Mr. Bishop moved t h a t Asa Wash- Supervisors.
Hal on b a n d D e c . Ml. iwjt>
j ; SI.".
Total
S
L.4'^1
TuxoflLiOo
".
:j'.tii (>•>
Mr. Judson moved to adjourn until
^By S u p . C a m e r o n - - T o t h e Honorable
burn I.;.: appointed likewise agent for
L
i
v
i
a
i
i
o
n
and
ijhi.i«vas?t'*
N
o
15
'I'oral
4ofi"
•
AFTftrtNooN
^rcar-jiM*.
one
o'clock.
Carriea
Hal on hand Uec. ;ii, l"t;
.v
Board ot Supervisors :
the unvnshin of Green Oak. Carried
Orders nnid
:j',n i
M
Mr Ives of civil claims committee Uul o n \iuud D e c .'61.][>o';
[.', ;
AFTERNOON SESSION
Total
4f
Your committee on public grounds
Mr. Allen imported the bill of J o h n .
Total
y ~ 40Y i,i Bal on hand D< c 31. \'.<v';
0
reported bill of Township of H a m b u r g
__
A.
J
.
Wk'kman
presented
annual
reand buildings beg to submit t h e folW. Sweeney with recommendation that J
Conway No 10
Total
>
a ..1
with recommendation t h a t it be allowport
of
Soldiers'
commission
as
following- r e p o r t :
it he allowed, which recommendation
l l a l o n hand Doc'. ai.lW'i
$
0 ro
l.i\ir^'*ton Coir;ty No 10
ed. Recommendation concurred in.
lows.
Howell, Mich. J a n . 9, 1908
Total
K \')i> Bal on hand De- . tal. JLi'i
5
That there be a steel range size No.
was concurred in.
n ,">0 , Total
Mr. Slider of committee to settle Hal on hand D e c . ill, 10u7
At
a
r
e
g
u
a
l
r
meeting
of
the
Soldiers
Mr. Beurmann moved to adjourn
m\ vo if purcahsed for sheriff's residence, and
Total....:
$
\< ?>o O m e n - paid
,
with
County
Treasurer
made
report
as
j
Relief
commission
for
the
County
of
•> 0 i
that there be four office chairs bought
until one o'clock.
Carried
i
(Conway No l"i
j Bal on hand Dt>< . d. 1W,'
follows
:
Livingston, held a t the Probate office
for the poor commissioners' office of
Hal on hand Doc. 31. I'.HIf.
* _ 1<) 44 j Total.
.tf
A F T E R N O O N SESSION
Ti> t h e Hoard of Sui'frvipoi H:
Total
~ ""i'.i 44 '
in said county.
I^ivin^.ston County N o 1!
your committees, selection, one chair
Yiiur committee t o whom wa* referred t h e
Mr. Behrens presented the bill of
\ Ml
on Imud D e c . :il, 1W7
l".t 4 4 Bal on hand Dee, i l , lL«><i
$
Present G. J . Baetcke, A. J . Wick- mtitt'T of Hpttlini,' wiili Mie county treasurer sub- I Kal
J S j No. 2*0 and three chairs No. 282 a t an
Total
. . . . s "l~(>"l\ jFrom tax eale.
K D. Roche, J u s t i c e account, which
mit tin* follotvlHir report:
":\
~ti expense not exceeding fifteen
man and E . D . Sargent
dollars
Conwn.T No 17
| To'al
\\Y have carefully examined tho bookfl and
was allowed as charged.
I 7S
l
Orders
paid
IS
IV
vourh'T^ of tlio county treasurer's acrotint for Bui on hand D e c , 81, l.H>G
>:
Financial Report.
at
B
e
u
r
m
a
n
n
'
s
furniture
store,
also
Li OH
Bal on hand D.-u. M. 1!M)7
Mr. Cameron moved t h a t the board
the year t'lidiut; I)ecea>ber 31, HH)7. ami find the
|S li
Totnl
.
"
"
'
:) SO that the j a n i t o r be allowed t o purTotal
3
Cash on hand January 10, 1907 $208.- following exLublt a true and correct statement
4^ li
•'do not g r a n t permisssion to the LivingDal on hand Dec. 31, 11)07
L i v i n g ton Courty NTo 12
thereof:
ff
52.
chase lOOlbs of No Dust sweeping com1-1.
Tot»l
j"
Uai on hand D-'c. :il, liujti
$
ston Mutual Telephone Co. to use t h e
Mate Fund
-33 5.-.
Received from the County Treasurer
pound
a t $3. per hunrded. Also t h a t
From
ta:.
.^altCedar River Improvement
:. 07
RereijhtR
court rooms for i t s annual m e e t i n g
(
Total
Bal
on
hand
D
e
c
.
:51,
l'.HH!
$
2
1
0
2
:i7
Bill on hand D e c . 31,1 A(]
r?
by order of Supervisors $91*48.
:«" (Si the court house and jail and contents
next Monday. Carried
Orders pain . . . .
Appropriation t a x of lftiti
3.:190 7D
i.i 5«
:'l7
Total
"
•Total $330.
lial on hand Doc. iil. \<Mi;
D e l i n q u e n t etate tax collected
89 03
5 i-7 of same be insured against fire to the
:17
K
The Clerk read to t h e board all bills
Bal
on
hand
Dec.
31.
1MJ...
x
From
l
a
x
Rales
•)*
^
Totut
By Paid Orders.
W. E. Bennett KcdemiitinnB
;w ihi amount of $.35,000 and same to be a p Total
$, "J7
71 42
which having been paid by him, having
Marion and (xenofi
l'oor
and
insane
b
i
l
l
s
from
ftate
f
K
W
11
portioned by t h e County Treasurer
caring for C. Helms, Order No. 7 $5
Greon Oak N o 2
Bal on hand D e c 31, imv(
been authorized by the Board of SupFrom Aud't Gen tax refunded
2 ?3 Bal on hand D e c 31, H'Ort
• 8 217 84 among t h e various agents of the county
S
W. E . Brown, M. D . for Geo. H . Twice paid rax
1 91
Delinquent t a \ collected
,. .
7 92
ervisors so to do, and other bills during
.:0 4'.
Total
UN?
Total
as follows: M r . Case of Brighton
Rice, Order N o . 8 $10. Total $15.00. From contingent fund
22r>~7li
20 42 Order* paid
the year of 1907.
Total
S'aiWS 77 Bal on hand D e c . :31, 1907
44 50
$2500.00
on Court house, M r . Batcke,
Balance on hand $285.
Total
$
1H1 2rt
L.»iJ 42 15al on hand I>ec. :5|, 1MQ7
Disbursements
On motion of Mr. Judson the C l e r k ' s
Cohootah No 2
j Moral
% :J'2S37 52
J2i~7«i Brighton, $2500. on court house, Mr.
To the Honorable Board of Super- State t r e a s u r e r s receipts
report'thereof was accepted and payStarn tax r e t u r n e d —
Kb W Bal on hand Dec. 3 1 , 1 9 »
$
li
•I
Livin^*ton
County
N'o
13
Newman of Fowlerville, $2500. on jail
isors Livingston Co. Mich., the under- Bal on hand Dec. 31, if07
IS 09
Total
.~"
ment thereof approved.
1^ 7' j i^fii o n h a n d D<'C.:il. l9tW
106 15 $2000. and $500 on contents, Mr. Ellssigned soldiers relief commission resTotal
i auiUS 77 Bal on hand Dec. :U, 1%7
1^ 77 y H X o f lW'i . .. .
llrtO ti2
Mr. Ives of Civil Claims committee
Total
$
ii'i "77 Transferrr>d from L i v Co N<) 1"> by order
worth of Fowlerville, $2500. on court
pectfully ask that you instruct t h e
Contingent F o o d s
70 00
N o 2, r>
reported several accounts wnich w e r e
Cohoctah
a
n
d
Conway
U
n
i
o
n
house, Mr. Teeple of Pinckney, $2500
Receiptfi
County Treasurer to transfer from the
Total
PUt) 77
.$
171 13 Ral on hand D e c . 31. 100S
allowed as recommended as apnears by
Hal on hand Decfll,lOOfi
$
43 Orders paid
12¾ 71 on court house, Mr. W. A. Carr Pinck
contingent fund to t h e soldiers relief Appropriation tax of 1906
. 22510 00 Delinquent t a x collected
9-^ ii;i Tax retnrued
Nos. 515 to 519 inclusive Mr. Behrens
18 3;l ney, $2500. Mr. E . A . Kuhn Gregory
9
99
fund t h e sum of $15 making t h e total Rejected t a x
Total . . .
w'iifi j Bal on hand Dec. •>;. lft*7
J n r y entry a n d atonoiiraphorV fees
moved t h a t the board adjourn until t o 74 l '
Total
$ 1 ktfi 77 $2000.,Spaulding Bros. Gregory, $2000,
11.1 00 Orders nai<l
fund $300. for relief purposes.
from county clerk
_ 2l_9*>
JWX) 00 Bal on hand D e c . SI, 1EW7
morrow a t nine o'clock. Carried.
Borrow**! during t h e v*»ar
I.ivingPtnn County No l.">
Mr. W. E . Beach, Howell $2000 Mr.
G. J . Baetcke A. J . Wickman E. Delinquent tax collected
257 45
Total
$ WM,*)
W. A . Finian
Wilils L. Loyns
F.al
on
hand
D
e
c
31.
190H
£
.
35
S
75
127
34
F. M. Lansing, Howell $2000 A l l on
Conway and Handy, Bush
Krcm tax sales
D. Sargent.
V
Total
.
"
-5,1
75
Chairman %
Clerk
Liquor nionev
4434 SW Bal on hand D e c . 31, 1LW6
f _ 4?t 03
court house. Mr. Greece Howell $2000
Mr. Judson moved that the report be From
Orders paid
1SS 00
Aud't (inn tBx refunded
_ fl _" 2
T
o
t
a
l
.
.
.
.
4iHi3
Transferred
to
Liv
C'n
N
o
1.4
bv
order
W E D N E S D A Y ^ A N U A R Y 8.
on court house, $1000 to be on contents
accepted and adopted. Carried.
Total
$'53825 01 Bal on hand Dec. 81, 1907
4:1 03
NoL!05
70 0
W. E. Robb, Howell $2000 on court
Board met, roll called, quorum p r e Disbursements
Mr. Behrens moved t h a t County
'5
Total
$ ~ ~4iToa Bal on hand Dec. :11. H"«7
County
orders
p
a
i
d
1191S
39
Total
$ 2J3 75 house, E . A. Stowe, Howell, $2000 on
sent. Minutes of Tuesday's session Treasurer be instructed to transfer $15.
Green Oak N o 1
County loans paid
2«W1 65
Iosco JSo x
court house, Mr. Hopper, Howell,
read an approved as corrected.
n t e r e s t on loans
807 02 Tax of 1QC6
t 1501 58 Bal on hand Dec. 3 ! , 190«
from the contingent fund t o soldiers Isalaries
191 24
1501 3"
Total
7900 28
Mr. Allen of Criminal Claims com- relief fund. Carried.
01 $2000 on jail, Thomas Gordon, Howell,
l&Jl p° Delinquei t t a x collected
Transferred to noldl«rs' relief f u n d s . . . .
83 77 Orders paid
Total
Tax
returned
168
8°
191
25
.Furore
certificates,
circuit
court
2S17
10
$2000 on jail, Mr. Snedicor, Howell,
m i t t e e reported bills as appears by
Mr. Ives moved that the board bill Witness certificated
5O Orders paid
181 50
438 10 Bui on hand Dec. 31, 1907
Total $35,000.
B
75
Witnet* and jurora fe*a, justice
159 2* Total
Nos. 520 to 521 with recommendation of Sheriff be recalled. Carried
_ _ _ _ _ _ $2000 on court house.
t ~ 5 o T 5 0 Bal on hand Dec. 31. 1907
WitneBB fees, probate c o u r t
S 40
7
Total
:
$ 1871 ¾
Handy No 5
that they be allowed as charged. RecSW OS
On motion of Mr. Bishop the bill County t a x returned
Livingston
County
N
o
IB
T
o
w
n
s
h
i
p
treasurer'"
receipts
332
07
Bal
on
h
a
n
d
Dec31,1906
$
32
32
ommendation concurred in.
Also that the Ladies library room
was allowed as charged.
Warrants f o r return of d e a t h s and
* _ 2 0 83
Total!
.'
sTTi Bal on hand Dec. 31. 190«
1
births
lfil
00
Messrs Musson and Miller of civi
Total
"' _i> _3 be fitted up for a detention place for
Mr. Ives moved that hereafter t h e Circuit judge orders
32 32
3 » no Bal on hand D e c . 31, 1907
Orders paid
9 00
claims committee reported bills as ap- sheriff's charge for washing be reduced Probate judge and i n s a n e orders
8fi3 81
Total
| " 3T~£> Bal on hand Deo. 31. 1907
11 S3 Juveniles by placing a closet in northDetroit house of correction bills
no r8
pears by Nos. 522 to 533 inclusive with from 40 cents to 25 cents. Carried.
Handy S o 7
Total
$"" 20 S3 west corner of said room with proper
Traasferred t o poor and Insane fund ... 2061 00
Bal
on
hand
D
e
e
.
31,1906
$
1
7
3
Transferred
t
o
state
fund
fi
87
recommendation.that they be allowed
enclosure, also that wire screens of
HArtland N o 1
Mr. Behrens of criminal claims Sparrow bounty orders
5 »9 Tax of ltOri
2-200 00
Recommendation concurred in.
Total
.
.
.
~_aoi"73
Tax
of
190fi
S
f>S20
00
fll
64
sufficient strenght be placed upon outcommittee reported criminal bill of Bal o n hand D e c 81, l§07
214$ _0 Total
Total
$"5is'25 61 Orders paid
to2u
mt side of the windows, also that bars be
Mr. Ives of civil claims committee Edwin Pratt with recommendation by
Bal on hand Dec. 81, 1907
53 53 Orders pni^
6409 4K
Poor aad Inaann Fund
reported bill of Chas. G. Jewett with committee that i t be allowed as charg410 54 placed not more than six inches apart
Total
$ 2201 78 Bal on hand P e c . 31. 19,1'
Receipts
Total
$'~ (VS20 IA> perpendicularly upon inside of windows,
Handy N o l l
recommendation that it be allowed as ed, recommendation of committee con- Bal on hand Deo. 31,190«
f
9 3« Bal o s hand D e c . 81,1908
Hartland N o 2
$_
78
Appropriation t a x of lflOfl
2415 7S
charged less amount overpaid for pipe curred in.
also that iron bar doors be placed t o
J 2S43.JX)
7S Tax of 190<;
Total
Proceeds from c o u n t y farm
ftW
(52
on previous bill.
Recommendation
7S
58 00 Orders paid
The hour having arrived for t h e Reimbursements
Total
'" SwilljO entrance to said room from hall on
7S Orders paid
Transferred from contingent fund
2051 00 Total
$
concurred in.
inside and the present door be placed
special order providing a place of de- To$al
Bal i->n baud Dec 31, 19«.7
SI 37
% 523» Tfl
Handy N o 11
•upon
outside of said entrance and bar
Moved by Mr. Whitaker to adjourn tenion for Juveniles, Judge Montague
Total
f 2i43 00
40
Disbursement*
Ral on hand D e c . 31,1«06
S
door be placed in entrance t o vault
tdvinffston County N o 17
S 472fi 68
4«
until one o'clock p. m. carried
was brought in and made some remarks DrderapAid
ToUl
"~
i n s a n e billa Eastern Michigan a s y l u m . .
475 . « Bal on hand D e c . 31, 19o7
TaxofllW,
$ 2112 00 room with proper and sufficient bolts
J_
in regard to the question.
AFTERNOON SESSON
School for deaf at Flint
^J"n
Total
Total
j "
Total
I 5-.^7^
filso » ! a n d locks, and that aots and covering
Moved by Mr. Allen that the Judge
Order* paid
Mr. Musson of civil claims commitH a n d y a n d Iosco N 0 1
1 LM ' be bought as required, and other nec15 70 Tax returntd
Bal on band D e * . 81,1906
*
Inheritance T a x Fnnd
tee reported bill of Wm. P. Van Win- be extended a vote of thanks for his
Bal
on
hand
D»c.
31,
1907
4.10
41
L?» 7o
ToUl
"
Receipts
Total
5 L'lU' 00 essary fixtures and repairs necessary
kle, services assisting Pros. Att'y, remarks. Carried.
S 00
$ » ? : Order paid
T a t rncelred
770
__
Marr
for safety of J u v e n i l e s and building.
$'"2384"iCi Bal on hand D e c . A\y 1907
Moved by Behrens t h a t this question
with recommendation that it be allowTotal
7 5 70 Tax of 19iY>
Total
t
Disbursements
2'Vi 00 All of said work to be under super$
ed at $100. Recommendation concurred be laid on the table until to-morrow State t r t w n r e r ' s receipts
t _ 23M 23
H o w e l l a n d Oceola
L4„'M'0O
Total
at 10 o'clock. Carried.
in.
2117 9-t vision of County Clerk and Judge of
Totat
t ''2^1a Bal on hand Dae. 81,1^)^,
S
1ft Orders paid
137 02 Probate, and payable
by order of
LinnorTax Fnnd
"7h Bal on hand D«c.:U, 1907
Mr. Allen of criminal claims comToUl
_
Mr. Behrens of criminal claims com"iiiW'Ou
t_«
Bal on hand D e c . 81, 1907
_
Receipts
Total
J!
County
Clerk
when
properly
done.
mittee reported bills which were allow- mittee reported bill of Chas. Dewolf, Brtlon hand Dec. 3 i , 1AW
lti
$ 2227 SO
ToUl
|T
Glea.vin
Committee Buildings and Grounds
12S0 00
ed as recommended as appears by Noa. Deputy Sheriff, with recomendation Received trnm B r i x t o n
5 00
Howell No 2
<"a*ih received trom Cohoctah t i e a s
$
Fowlerville
£tfO 00
v
Albert Cameron, Michael Wines, W.
4 00
that it be allowed as charged RecoTotal
•.
535 to 537 inclusive.
"
Howell\
4*75 00 Bal on hand D*c. 31, iwv>
.... . *
rijio
4
(»1
Bal
on
hand
De*.
81,
1iV)7
..
.
..
"
HarnbnrH
WO
00
B. Slider, C. A. Bishhop, L. C. GarToUl
Mr. Ives of civil claims committee mendation concurred in
5~00
4 00
Total
S
Piarkney
_ 838 ¾
. ¾ Bal on bfcnd D e c . ST, 1907
ner, W. M. Whitaker.
Mr. Behrnes ot criminal claims comreported the Sheriff's board bill with
4 IW
Lime Lake
Total
tTlTSJ 82 ToUl
r
recommendation that it be allowed at mittee reported bill of N. G. Morgan,
Tax of ifUV.
.!
Disbnraements
Landlord
Mr. Beurmann moved that the re:•_» r o
1?_77S
Transferred
t
o
cf>ntiDt;ent
fund
$
44S4
88
Total
...,
Deputy Sheriff, with recommendation
$374.80. '
*
o
r
Treasurer's rer-tnts
R10& OO Bal on h a n d Dec SI, lyOfl,
17 7 A Orders paid
^ 11s' P t o e a d ° P t e d a r | d recommendation
Total
89 57
On motion of Mr. Cameron the rec- that i t be allowed as charged Reco- Fee* for collectiarf tax
17 75 Bal on h rt nd D e r . :U. VX~
-5=-00 concurred in. Carri ?d.
Bal on hand Dec, 31. UK?
55« ?7 Val oa h.iud Dec. 31, 1907
_
$
mendation concurred in.
i; 75 v Total
ommendation was concurred in.
ToUl
$"U1S5~87
i
Total
t
SUPERVISOR^ntQCEEDIKCS
m»
t V
>j\>
l
*
» > • '
A . ^ . . W
L*
Q
r
***JR
r
5K
064 A J . Wlcaman, aoldlers relief
480
oom
>
* 8°
l e a o t r a * , T I M UM alar* U heraby • * * » « * * * 686 E D . (Sargent, lokUer* .relief
2 10
10 tow a a oraar OB U » ocmntr tioaaaier at t t e
ynrti
|
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165
• a d ot e*ea • • a t t for toe aalariM of t h e several 666 J . A. Woodruff, t e l e p h o n e - — B M i»ao
• o e r t y o a o e r s a a e j a a t t o r ; I I N U order of 1160 66T A, H . Pearaon. Justice a c o t — W » 13 65
l a favor <g ttt* eaerfl at tfte sad of eeca quarter, 6<S6 Barron & Wines supplies
1865
186
a t e aaeriff s t r i a e ciadjfc for l a e a order* on h i t 669 Barron & Wines, supplies
I 95
Still w a s e t e d t o & e board of • u p t r v i w r t ; aUo 69Q Beth B. Hubert, coal
«»63 6963 Sc
lOS i» 103 38
for nix of vatopaonea, electric llcbt bale, water Wl A. K. Tooley. dept. sherlB
T h e b a r r o w is c o m i n g i n t o b l s - o w u .
tax, circuit ooort ealMuUn at a d o l l e r a p a p , 6tt2 ElfCtusHaddeu, dept. slierlff-.U8 TO 118 70
C
o
stiy experleuce with- s w i n e disease,
and eeaool wecaere bill* for cooductlngeUhtto 66a Edwin P r a t t , reward Bmm«tt- 60 00 60 00
810
•fade exaalaaUoaa whea certified to by eobool 6W WtllUulver, constable.—
»10
contracted at public m a r k e t exhibitions
eoauileela*ejr, and l a payment of woad purchased 565 Town of BamburK, gfttiug
300
d e s p i t e a l l p o s s l D l e p r e c a u t i o n s , Inby the aaerift, and for laoldaatal expensee about
ballots-—.3 00
00
jBoeaty b a i l d l a n not exceeding | 1 0 at one time; 5tt6 F i a n k Mett, Ciept. slieritt.
3>U) M8QO
d u c e d t h e m a n a g e m e n t of t h e I n t e r n a aJae Deputy Baarlff MeU'e bfll* for a t t e n d a n t 5(i7 W . J Larklu, service*
» i * 3« 52 t i o n a l s h o w t o a b a n d o n c l a s s e s f o r
upon circuit court, a a d for clerk aire, which 56» J . H. Gaiubel, nupt ot poor
38B'i 3»
64
•hail shall bt the same a* last year.
5tt> ('. A. Cornell, Hlipt.nf p o o r — J«64 $ m
b r e e d i n g bAvlue a n d o p e n a s h o w f o r
n
o
11.
H.
Wlues,
supt
or
poor
iWit
5 00 b a r r o w s o n l y , t h a t g o d i r e c t f r o m t h e
Mr. Beurmann moved the resolution
671 Fay
W. A.
Fiulau,
chai man wxtra.30«6 00
3« SW^BO p e n s t o t h e s h a m b l e s .
67a
Koll
ot supervisor*
T h i s Idea did
be adopted Carried.
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ers. But the
M r . B e u r m a n n of tyjecial c o m m i t t e e
b a r r o w Bhow h a s c a u g h t t h e s w i n g or
on telephones reported that the inters u c c t f s a n d will h e r e a f t e r receive t h e
Btate Telephone Co. would g i v e
the S T A T E O F JHIami;AN •
s u p p o r t of s o m e l u t e r e s t s w h i c h h a v e
S S
s a m e service at the name r a t e as the
Countv of LivlujnstoJi. / :
1
been n s h t i n g I t
It has demonstrated
I, Willis L. „Lyons,
,
, ClerXt iot .said County of Livother company.
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s
of
s u c h a show, uud
ingston, and Clerk of the circuit Court for said
M r . S l i d e r m o v e d t h a t t h e C l e r k b e County, do hert-b» certify that 1 have compared t h o s e w h o c a m e t o scoff w i l l r e m a i n
the foretjouiR copy of tho original record of
T h e perfection
a u t h o r i z e d t o e n t e r i n t o a c o n t r a c t f o r Proceedings of Supervisors for J a n u a r y Session t o p r a y — a n d e x h i b i t
t
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can
be
UK8
with
the
original
record^
thereof,
mow
rea y e a r with the Interstate
Telephone
maining In in>l< fflce, and that It is a true and b r o u g h t , m i r r o r e d In t h e e x h i b i t s of
Co/for
s i x * p h o n e s a t ? 7 2 . p e r y e a r . correct transcript therefrom, and ot the whole
t h i s s e c t i o n , Is q m o u g t h e m o s t a b s o r b of such original record.
Carried.
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In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my i n g f e a t u r e s of t h i s e x h i b i t i o n .
M r . B e b r e n B , A l l e n a n d V a n l l o r n of hand and affixed the seal of said Court and
Couuly, this Hth day ot J a n u a r y A . I ) , llH*.
Hampahirea Popular.
WILLIS L. LYONS, Clerk.
otiiURnal
claims committee reported
A
s
h
e
r
etofore,
keen interest
was
billb which w e r e allowed as recommends h o w n in t h e e x h i b i t of H a m p s h i r e
e d a s a p p e a r s b y N o a . 56S t o 566 i n b a r r o w s . Black hogs w i t h w h i t e belts
clusive
He Always Remembered.
§.rouu€ t h e i r b o d i e s a t t h e g i r t h a p p e a l
Mr. Behrens
moved
t h a t F r a n k \I A s m i l e l u r k e d a t t h e c o n : ' r s of M r s . t o t h e c u r i o u s a s w e l l u s t o p o r k m a k M e a l i o b e e l e c t e d j a n i t o r of t h e c o u r t L o m b a r d ' s m o u t h a s s h e l i s t e n e d to e r s . T h e y a r e o d d , d i s t i n c t i v e a n d flush
h o u s e f o r a n o t h e r jg^&r. C a r r i e d .
t h e p l a i n t of t h e s t h o o l f r i e n d w h o . ; : in t h e s u o w y a r d .
M r . J u d s o n m o v e d t h a t t h e p u r c h a s - s h e Mud n o t s e e n f o r m o r e t h a n t e n
B u t i t hs n o t a l o n e t h e p e c u l i a r c o l o r
" I ' m a f r a i d , d e a r , " s h e s a i d , m a r k i n g of I X a m p s h i r e s t h a t a c c o u n t s
i n g of a n e w l a w n - m o w e r b e l e f t w i t h y e a r s .
" y o u ' l l h a v e t o r e c o n s t r u c t s o m e of f o r t h e i r groAviutj p o p u l a r i t y .
Packers
the janitor. Carried
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.
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e s t e e m t h e m for t h e j r d r e s s i n g q u a l i Mr. B e u r m a n n moved t h a t the jani
getful m a n too."
t i e s . T h i s f a c t h a s b e e u e m p h a s i z e d in
t o r s s a l e a r y b e fixed a t t h e s u m of
packing
" W h y , y o u told m e not t e a m i n u t e s t h e d e c i s i o n s r e g i s t e r e d by
$728.00* f o r t h e y e a r .
Carried.
a g o t h a t y o u r h u s l r a n d h a d n e v e r y e t h o u s e J u d g e s of f a t b a r r o w s a t t h i s
Mr. Slider moved
that the board
f o r g o t t e n y o u r b i r t h d a y o r y o u r w e d - s h o w . E a c h y e a r h a s m a r k e d a n inelect t w o m e m b e r s , r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s to ding a n n i v e r s a r y , " cried her
f r i e n d . c r e a s e in t h e n u m b e r .
t h e m e e t i n g of t h e S t a t e A s s o c i a t i o n " a n d y o u t o l d m e y o u ' d b e e n m a r r i e d
It. L. Boll m a n of I l l i n o i s Avas f i r s t
of S u p e r v i s o r s .
Carried.
n e a r l y e l e v e n y e a r s ! T h a i ' s e v e r s i n c e for b a r r o w u n d e r s i x m o n t h s , t h e O h i o
M r . Dodda m o v e d t h a t t h e B o a r d t h e y e a r a f t e r l a t h e r took us ad S t a t e university second a n d A t k i n s o n
& S t o n e , y i i n o i s , t h i r d . It w a s a b e a u proceed, by ballot, to elect such m e m - abroad."
t
i f u l t r i o w h i c h t o o k t h e p r i z e s in t h i s
"
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y
,
" b e r s , one from each political
party.
"I have.
T h a t ' s a l o n g t i m e , i s n ' t it'.' c l a s s . A d e a l of f i n i s h a n d q u a l i t y w a s
Carried.
B u t , y o u s e e , o n e t h i n g AY u s in n : y fa
M r . C a m e r o n m o v e d t h a t t h e (.hair
v o r — I w a s ' h o r i z o n t h e F o u r t h of
appoint two tellers.
Carried.
J u l y . Mr. L o m l u i m c o u l d n ' t v o n - well
Chair appointed Messrs. Ives, W h i t - forget the national holiday.
And us
aker,.
s o o n u s I'd fvHind o u t hoy.' fo:'.',ci:'uI h e
R e s u l t of b a l l o t .
w a s I d e c i d e d t o b e m a r r i e d o:i auotl'.er
holiday.
W h o l e N o . v o t e s c a s t t h i r t y - t w o , of
" I sui-'p.)S( i :i.; y o u Avere a b r o r . d y c i
w h i c h Mr. Bishop received
twelve,
Chas. Judson received thirteen,
s c a t - d i i i n ' t r e a l i z e il::it t h e d a l e of m y va-,1
t e r i n g s e v e n , M e s s r s B i s h o p a n d J u d - d i n g v.-'is u u u s a a l - p e o p l e u r e n ' v oi' ; e i
m r . r r i e d o n t h o L'lM of F e b i - r . u r y . 1
son declared elected.
think.
B u t , y o u set', by a l i u l e j u Mr. Beurmann moved that the repd i c i o u s iilaunin;.: I ' v e b e e n s s v e d t h e
r e s e n t a t i v e s b e a l l o w e d a c t u a l n e c e s - n e e e s s i l y of re:niii;'.:n.^ h i m a' out o n r
sary
expenses
and initiation
f e e . ; i n i u v c r s ; t r \ ' . " You.tl»'s (">i w c m ion.
Carried.
By SopurriMT Gwdner.
Mr. Cameron moved that the County
T r e a s u r e r be a u t h o r i z e d to b u y a n a d d i n g m a c h i n e for t h e c o u n t y p r o v i d i n g
t h a t i t m a y b e p a i d in J a n u a r y 191W.
Carried.
Mr. Beurmann moved that the chairm a n b e allowed $5.00 e x t r a as c h a i r man,
and the Board e x t e n d e d t o the
C l e r k a v o t e of t h a n k s .
Carried.
By Supervisor J u d s o n .
B e r e v i v e d b y t h e B o a r d of S u p e r v i s o r s of " L i v i n g s t o n C o u n t y , M i c h . ,
t h a t I h e C o u n t y of L i v i n g s t o n
burrow
sufficient m o n e y to p a y r u n n i n g exp e n s e s of t h e C o u n t y u n t i l O c t . s e s s i o n
1D0.S. a n d b e i t l u r t h e r r e s o l v e d
that
t h e c h a i r m a n and clerk be h e r e b y a u t h orized, e m p o w e r e d and directed to bor
')•.•/ s a i d m o n e y f o r , a n d in b e h a l f of
d C o u n t y of L i v i n g s t o n if n e c e s s a r y ,
Mr. J u d s o n m o v e d t h e
a d o p t i o n of
resolution.
Carried.
)n m o t i o n of M r . W i n e s , B o a r d a d .ned until 1 o'clock,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. B e u r m a n n moved t h a t Geo. E.
A d a m s be elected a C o u n t y
canvasser
t o fill t h e v a c a n c y c a u s e d b y t h e d e a t h
of I ) . C . C a r r .
Carried and
Mr.
A d a m s declared elected.
M e s s r s . M i l l e r a n d I v e s of c i v i l
c l a i m s committee reported bills and
S u p ' s , p a y roll for session which w e r e
a l l o w e d a s r e c o m m e n d e d b y N o ' s . 567
t o 572 i n c l u s i v e .
M r . M i l l e r of A b s t r a c t C o m . r e p o r t ed t h a t they found the A b s t r a c t Book
in good condition.
Mr. Ives moved that the report be
accepted.
Carried.
M i n u t e s ef t h e d a y s s e s s i o n -read a n d
approved.
M r . Ives moved t h a t the Board adjourn.
Sine die.
W . C. F i n l a n ,
Willis L. Lyons,
Chairman.
Clerk,
BILL8 ALLOWED
Fumber
Am't Am't
of bill
Cl'm'd AlPd
M6 R . H . l U l r d , M. D., attend jail 3 00
sou
B06 Michael l>avey, coustable
2 0o\ 200
607 Monroe BTOM. wall paper
11 85 11 85
450
M8 Livingston Hecald, p r i n t i n g - - 4 50
3 lfi
B09 R. K. Wright, palntluje
:.... a lfi
610 Rose Dunn, nurse Rolfe r a s e . . 5000 50 00
Bll Drs. H. F . & 0 . L. SiRler attend
Rolfe c a s e . . _.
45 no 45 00
»12 J o h n Kyan, court calendar
lfi 00 1600
400
B13 J o h n w . Sweeney, services.
400
SU R. D. Roche, JUHtlce acct
34 26 34 2>
•16 A. J . Beehe, Soldiers b u r i a l - . 40 oo 40 OU
B18 W. M. Wflch Mgf Co twokH.- 37 00 15 00
617. Frank K. Mowers, Service and
expensns
2140 15 40
5 50
BIS Livingston Tldinjrs, p r i n t i n g . . . 550
619 A. A. MonUjrue, s rvloes
lfi w 1flfi5
125
620 Peter VreeUnd, Justice
125
4 60
621 o . K. Skinner, coroner
. . . 6i)
1 50
62Z r>. D Harder, justice acct
t 50
840
623 FJectrlc Light (;om , Dec.Light 8 40
2 75
624 (), J . Parker, supplies
2 75
3 45
3 45
525 E . K . J o h n s o n , supplies
300
'.26 Plncknay Dispatch, printing., soo
501
5 ol
.127 E. R. Mllott, postage etc.
28 Hesse Kros , p a ^ r
2 2(1
2
20
J
V29 A. (I. Thompson, express
3 7.*i
37.1
'30 Donnleday Bros, ' o . , s p p l l r s . . 00 B8 88 33
M l Detroit, Legal News, subscrt' pthms
8 00
son
5*2 Mrs. E Pratt, jail matron
sooo 50 00
633 Bennett Hardware Co..supplies 2 75
2 7.1
6S4 0 . (1. JftWfitt. RHpplifis etc
m 95 13 23
RO'l
635 S G. Teeptn.c opt sheriff
fi
00
636 Frank Metz. deputy slierilf
20 00 20 00
637 D, I). Harper, justice acct . . . . 58 fiO 58fl!i
R38 \V. P. Van Winkle, services . 150 00 100 00
l«« Saunders Print Shop, prlnnng 2 on
2 00
640 'Livingston Republican,printing 28 35 28 85
fill Kdwtu Pratt, lizard lilll
'390 40 330 4( i
»42 Kdwln Pratt, olvll bill
MR 80 2S8 «n
643 Livingston Democrat, printing 0 30 fi 30
644 (rOodtiow&Boarti, rugs.
5 00
50i
64« T. J. Gaul, school A a m l n e r . . . 20 01 20 00
64« W. L. Lyons, services
40 84 40 84
647 J . A. G oene, expenses
.. :r? 14 37 H
aiw Kriwin Pratt, crlmtral bill _'..514 18 544 iv
649 Cha«. DeWolf, d^pu'y sheriff- 41 76 41 7(
660 V*llll« Lyons, express, postage
etc. . 1
looo low
661 N. G . Morgan, depury s h e r i n . . 48 an 48 3r,
662 J . A. Woodrug, e x i w n s e s . . . ... 2;i 21 23 2)
661 G . J . Raetoke, solrtierii relief
com.
5 00
son
THE BARROW
AT TfcE FRONT.
Swcctly T h e :
a--k !l a w n w a s a i a w n
T h e D o• J or n e s 1I ac-k
Avas
in n a m e only.' It w
a s i s ill 1 ' a n
desert
b r.ld.
a l d . so to (••;•>•:•
d.u
W e a t h e r it w ;s a l w a y s
m o t o r t r a c k . T o t h e se
M r s , ] ) e S u i y l i e . V v h u I; d n<
s h e o n e d a y s a w h e r ddc
o v u ' e ' i h1
ii'den hhoos et a
turidn.;;" iho srarden
Jones' "lawn."
"AY(dl, 1 n e v e r ! ' ' s'ae o v c a t ia
sui'i» 1 ^•oul'.in'l t r o i n ie t o !."o
in thc^ I>e J o n e s ' h a c k y a r d ,
p e r i a l i v a s t h ' \ v a r e aueli a !
Of g o s s i p s , i-'mall f h a n l a . y s
y o u r tJ'ouble a n y w a y . "
I I u l ; k y t e r m e d lo h i i hot ! e r rill
a s m i l e w h i c h l o i d o t mj
!> »e asui'
a n d \ indiclM-eaess.
•"I'hak:
The:
a; I n.a'ht, m y d e a r .
d a r l l n c : Ml lie L i d o ^ ; i s Avash.efk vui 1 ••
w h i l e this moi'nin'a
N o w he'--; ,oa.
t h e r e r o l l i m ' a b o u t Iil:o a h a n v l a i a
r u b b i n ; ; t h e m u d AV<11 i n t o lus t u v e v
si^at. T r u s t y o u r h u s b a n d , m y s w e f ' t ,
for
real,
unsdrltevati d
I'ac, irhtl'idness!"—Loudon Scraps.
W o m e n and "Sport."
W h e n a b i g s h o o t t a k e s p l a n e in t h e
coA'orts n e a r o n e of o u r c o u n t r y h a i s e s
t h e o c c a s i o n is m a d e a s o r t of s o c i e t y
gnthorlngT h e I n d i e s of t h e b o u s e
p a r t y g r a c e \i w i t h t h e i r p r e s e n c e , a n d
o t h e r l a d i e s of t h e n e i g h b o r h o o d a r e
g l a d t o b e a l l o w e d t h e h o n o r of s u c h
company.
T h u s a large nnd fashionable party assembles, and while each
beat; is In p r o g r e s s t h p g i r l s a n d w o m e n t r y t o look o n u n m o v e d w h i l e a
Avounded h a r e k i c k s a n d s q u e a l s u p o n
t h e g r o u n d f o r m i n u t e s Avhich s e e m int e r m i n a b l e to t h e sensitive onlooker
u n t i l t h e b e a t is o v e r a n d t h e d o g s a r e
l o o s e d t o finish off t h e c r i p p l e s .
And,
though the hare's piteous shrieking
m a k e s i t s case seem t h e worst, t h e
m e r e t u m b l i n g o v e r a n d o v e r of a
w o u n d e d bird, i s a s h o c k i n g e i g h t t o
see aa t h e t i m e p a s s e s a n d no one goes
f o r w n r d t o r e l e a s e It of i t s l i f e . — L o n don Mail.
Dodging Thirteen.
" W h e n I lived in N e w York," w r i t e s
a former K e w Yorker from
Berlin,
"there w a s a house near Central park
which should have borne the n u m b e r
13, b u t b e c a u s e of t h e s u p e r s t i t i o n of
the occupant permission was secured
to p l a c e t h e n u m b e r 11a or l o a o v e r
t h e d o o r . I s p o k e of t h e c i r c u m s t a n c e
n few days ago and learned that the
thirteen superstition w a s more clearly
m a r k e d here.
In the Instance ment i o n e d by m e a n i n d i v i d u a l w a s concerned.
H e r e it. w a s t h e m o s t i m p o r tant, c o r p o r a t i o n i n < W i e s b a d e n . T h e r e
Is n o N o . 13 b a t h r o o m i n a n y of t h p
b a t h h o u s e s , n o N o . 13 r o o m In a n y h o t e l a n d n o N o . 13 p l a c e a t a n y t a b l e
d'hote. A t L n n g e n s c h w a l b a c h the baths,
u n d e r g o v e r n m e n t control, also h a v e
b a t h c e l l s N o . 12n w h e r e t h e y s h o u l d
be n u m b e r e d 1 3 . " - N e w York T r i b u n e .
A Worthy Antagonist.
""Did y o u v i s i t a n y of t h e o l d c a v e s
w h e n y o u w e r e u p in S c o t l a n d ? " .Tor
kins w a s asked by a friend.
"Yes," repded .lorkins rerainlscently,
" a n d , b y g u m , w e h a d t o f o r c i b l y puM
M a r i n o u t of o n e c a v e . "
"Good gracious! She w a s fascinated
by I t s b e a u t y , I s u p p o s e . "
"No, it w a s n ' t b e a u t y . You see, t h e r e
Is a w o n d e r f u l e c h o In t h e c a v e , a n d
M a r i a c o u l d n ' t b e a r t o t h i n k of t h e
echo h a v i n g the last word."—Liverpool
Mercury^
-
KAMrsniuFJ':.
nusT
a s s o c i a t e d w h r a t !:er h e a v y b o n e a n d
c o a r s e n e s s o| i i e a oi i . I l a t s p s Y n v s m a d e
a n e s p e c i a l l y s ! i V i r ; p e n s h o w in;:.
( i r a d e a n d c r o s s b r e d fat burroAvs
m a d e a n e>a e p i i o n a J l y s t r o n g e s W l u t .
T h a t c e r t a i n b r e c u s c r o s s t o e:-a - ' i c n t
a d v a n t a g e :'rom t h e f e e d e r ' s s t a n d ' e o i u i
w a s a p a ; n l l a c l in iliis e o l l e c ! i o : i .
Grand Chainpiorsship::.
T h e O h i o S t a l e u m v c r . - i i y won
the
g r a n d c h a m p i o n s h i p for p a n ef t h r e e
barrows.
Competition was as edge \
a s a half dozen top n o t c h rival p e n s
c o u l d n i a l ' e it. It w a s t h e 1 r i o , o l ' p u r e
b r e d I ' . e t i s l d r o s , all b r e d a n d f e d b y
that institution, which achieved this
distinguished honor. T h e g r a n d champ i o n s h i p s i n g l e b u r r o w Avas t h e m i x e d
bred hog s h o w n by G o o d w i n e & (loonenough.
In b r e e d i n g t h e g r a n d c h a m p i o n barr o w , f r o m a l i t t e r of s e v e n pigfc, is
three-fourths Duroe-.lersey. one-eighlh
Poland-China a n d one-eighlh
Hampshire. H e w a s wonderfully made and
w o n d e r f u l l y fed.
f
These interesting items a n d illustrat i o n s of a fine f e a t u r e of t h e l a s t i n t e r n a t i o n a l s h o w a r e r e p r o d u c e d by t h e
c o u r t e s y of t h e B r e e d e r ' s G a z e t t e , C h i cago.
Hog
Feed
Rack.
T h e illustration, h e r e w i t h s h o w s a
f o r m of r a c k A v h i c h - w a s d e s i g n e d a n d
f i r s t u s e d b y a M r . D a v i s of M i c h i g a n
for feeding alfalfa to hogs w h i c h a r e
following corn fed cattle. It has been
highly i n d o r s e d by P r o f e s s o r H . R.
S m i t h of t h e N e b r a s k a e x p e r i m e n t s t a -
FKKDHKJ A I P A I J F A TO HOflS.
t i o n . I n some h u m i d s e c t i o n s i t m i g h t
b e w e l l t o c o n s t r u c t a c o v e r of s o m e
k i n d t o g o o v e r t h e t o p of It. T h e r a c k
m a y b e of a n y l e n g t h , b u t i t s h o u l d
n o t be move t h a n
three or
three
a n d one-half feet wide, a s the alfalfa
w o u l d p r o b a b l y l o d g e in t h e c a n t e r .
The
fencing board
at the
bottom
thould not be m o r e t h a n nine Inches
from t h e t o p t o t h e g r o u n d . If h i g h e r
t h e hogs will b e likely to get t h e i r
fore feet into t h e r a c k . T h e 2 by 4 a t
t h e b o t t o m of t h e h o p p e r s h o a l d b e s i x
inc-hlcs f r o m o u t s i d e l i n e of t h e c o r n e r
posts nnd a t the bottom fourteen Inches
f r o m t h e floor of t h e r a c k o r e i g h t e e n
Inches from the ground.—Breeder's Gazette, Chicago.
Stable Disinfectant.
W h i t e w a s h i s o n e of t h e c h e a p e s t
d i s i n f e c t a n t s a n d can be easily a n d
rapidly applied with a spray p u m p . It
m u s t be c a r e f u l l y s t r a i n e d b e f o r e u s i n g
In t h e p u m p , a s a n y l u m p s w i l l c l o g
the s p r a y nozzle.
NEW YORK JERSEYS-
* — — —
N o t a b l a A o h i a v w m t n t s In • F i n t ,
Brad Hard.
BLACKLEG.
MODERN PAPER.
Pur*
W h e n a New York state man talk*
about Jersey cows he commonly mentions D e l a w a r e c o u n t y also, a n d Merld a l e h e r d in t h a t c o u n t y is likely t o
b e s p o k e n of w h e n p u r e b r e d J e r s e y * - 1
are discussed.
W h a t is k n o w n a s M e r l d a l e F a r m s i s
a t r a c t of l a n d of s o m e 1,400 a c r e * ,
c o m p o s e d of a n u m b e r of f a r m s w h i c h
have been p u r c h a s e d from time to t i m e
d u r i n g t h e last t h i r t y on»more years.
T h e h e r d of p u r e b r e d J e r s e y s t h a t
m a y u o w b e B e e n a t M e r l d a l e Is t h e
t o p i c of g r e a t e s t i n t e r e s t t o t h e v i s Jtor. l u d i s c u s s i n g t b i x h e r d It Is n e c -
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w r o t e w e » p r e s e r v e d . I t will h e dlller*
e n t w i t h t h e u e w s p u p e r s a n d b o o k s of
the present time.
T h e papfir
upon
w h i c h they are p r i n t e d will disinteg r a t e in a feAV y e a r s a n d t h e r e c o r d s historical, sclentiflc a a d literary—will
become dust.
" I sa>v IAVO p a p e r * r e c e n t l y w h - l e b
t o l d t h e Avhole s t o r y .
One'contained
a n a c c o u n t of t h e d e a t h of N a p o l e o n
Bonaparte.
I t w a s p r i n t e d in 1 8 2 1 .
w a s In a s t a t e of p e r f e c t p r e s e r v a t i o n a n d looked a s t h o u g h it m i g h t l a s t
with ordinary qare a hundred* years.
T h e other paper w a s kept because its
leading urtiele described the Burremier
o f S e d a n , Avhich h a d t a k e u p l a c e a d a y
before. A l t h o u g h it h a d been p r i n t e d
nearly nftjuyears later, the Seda% pap e r h a d to be h a n d l e d carefully to prev e n t i t s t e a r i n g l u t h e c r e a s e s . O n e of
t h e s e p a p e r s Avas p r i n t e d o n o l d r a s h krned p a p e r a n d t h e o t h e r on the laudc
e r a kind.
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and It*
Pravtntion.
E v e r y s t o c k o w n e r w h o l i v e s , In a
d i s t r i c t w b « ^ b l a c k l e g oecuVa k n o w s
t h a t it i s t h e y o u n g a n i m a l s , e s p e c i a l l y
t h o s e b e t w e e n t h e a g e s of s i s
and
e i g h t e e n m o n t h s , w h i c h a r e m o s t liable to b e c o m e a f f e c t e d
A s t o t h e c l a s s of c a t t l e m o s t f r e quently affected by blackleg, t h e maj o r i t y of r e p o r t s a g r e e t h a t full b l o o d
or high grade- stock is m o r e s u b j e c t
t o the disease t h a n the c o m m o n or low
grade range cattle.
•,The. s p r i n g a n d t h e f a l l s e e m t o b e
t h e s e a s o n s m o s t f a v o r a b l e for t h e d e
v e l o p m e u i of b l a c k l e g . T h e d i s e a s e la.
" W i t h t h e tAVo s p e c i m e n s b e f o r e i»ae I
c
a
n n o t r e f r a i n f r o m u r g i n g o n c e ti^oro
JOSKi-aniK HOVE.
u s a a r y t o r e f e r t o a c e r t a i n b u l l t h a t t h a t a l ' e v n u m b e r s of all injoks u u d
w u s r u l b c d o u t h e f a r m s s o m e y e a r s ueAvspap' »rs, e n o u . g h f o r all f i r s t c l a s s
ago.
H i s n a m e AVUS M a t i l d a
F i f t h l i b r a r i e s , be p r i n t e d p n good p a p e r fe •
S t o k e P o g l s . T h i s b u l l w a s p u r c h a s e d t h e b e n e f i t of t h o s e w h o w i l l l i v e u i l e
by u f a r m e r r e s i d i n g s o m e d i s t a n c e O S . "
a w a y lo put into his dairy herd.
He
AVUS k n o w n a t M e r l d a l e t o b e a n e x ceedingly tine a n i m a l , a n d several att e m p t s w e r e m a d e t o b u y l i i m b a c k , H o w It la M a d e a n d t h o R o a s o r ; U
but without avail.
R i s e s In t h e A i r .
O f uJl l i r e w o r k s n o n e is m o r e b e a u t !
/ Th<? bull g r e w o l d a a d finally d i e d ,
l e a v i n g b e h i n d h i m a r e m a r k a b l e col- ful f r o m a p y r o t e c h n i c p o i n t oi v i e v
l e c t i o n of h i s g e t n o t o n l y on t h e f a r m o r m o r e g e n e r a l l y p o p u l a r t h a i t h •
of h i s o w n e r , b u t f o r s o m e m i l e s i n t h o s k y r o c k e t .
s u r r o u n d i n g country. At last the ownT h e p o w d e r i n g r e d i e n t s arc* • -.dphur,
e r d i e d , t h e s t o c k c a m e o n t h e m a r k e t c h a r c o a l a n d s a l t p e t e r , r o u g ' ; . . . lu t h e
iu t h e s e t t l e m e n t of h i s e s t a t e , a n d a l l p r o p o r t i o n s , of f o u r t e e n , t w o ; y - s i x u u d
of t h i s l i n e of s t o c k w a s a d d e d t o t h o s i x i y r e s p e c t i v e l y .
E x c e p t i i the c a s e
M e r i d a l e h e r d . T h e s e w o f o t h e d a u g h - of m i l i t a r y o r l i f e s a v i n g i ^ c k e l s , t h e
t e r s a n d g r a n d d a u g h t e r s o t M a t i l d a c y l i n d r i c a l c a s e is of p u a c o r p a s t e Y.'s S t o k e P o g i s .
lie had
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the
p r o v e d t h a t h e w a s a w o n d e r f u l b u l l . f u s e i?ud.
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m a l e s of t h a t f a m i l y . J o s e p h i n e LIopo lei'L for t!;e i n s e r i i e - n >.f t h e ( i n i e k
121.l>r»-i h a s a w e e k ' s r e c o r d of 21)0 m a t c h A^.diieh p a s s e s t h . . u g h t h e e o n p o u n d s 5 o u n c e s of
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p o u n d s 1 o u n c e t i u i s h e d b u t t e r . P o g i d oi" po',, '.'or.
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T l i i - i'o.a.a l! ; o h a s . of t h e r o c k e t ,
t i m e s a n d l i a s m a d e f r o m 17 p o u n d s 8 Avhich i, (••o.-cd a t ti.
top w i t h a p l a s o u n c e s io I S p o u n d s l u o u n c e s , t h e t e r of par!:: p l u g .
T h r o u g h i b i s ;i
h i g h e s t w h e n s h e w a s p a s t t h i r t e e n s m . a d h o l e i d l e d AV:.'I a f u s e e o m n u m i y e a r s old. S h e m i l k e d a s h i g h a s MOO ea".<•:'• w i l l : t h e c< i"al s h a j i e d
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p o u n d s i n s e v e u d a y s , s a y s 11. I I . lu i . i i u g ' s ' u i l s , s e i ' i '
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L y o n in H e a r d ' s - D a i r y m a n .
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i n s c h e d t o u sle ier s t i c k t o d i r e c t its
THE SKYROCKET.
VACCINATING OUTFIT.
however* uot «onlined to these seasons,
b u t a p p e a r s a t a l l t i m e s of t h e y e a r
w i t h more or less f r e q u e n c y .
T h e g e n e r a l s y m p t o m s of b l a c k l e g
a r e h i g h f e v e r , l o s s of a p p e t i t e a n d
s u s p e n s i o n of r u m l n a t i o u , folloAved b y
great depression. Respiration becomes
accelerated, the animal moves around
Avith d i l i i c u t l y , f r e q u e n t l y l i e s d o w n
a n d Avhen w a t e r i s n e a r a t h a n d d r i n k s
a t short Intervals a n d but a little a t a
v
time.
T h e m o s t i m p o r t a n t d i a g n o s t i c feat u r e is t h e d e v e l o p m e n t of a t u m o r o r
swelling under the skin. The swelling
m a y a p p e a r o u a n y p a r t of t h e b o d y
a n d limbs except below the knee or
h o c k j o i n t or uu t h e tail. It is freq u e n t l y seen on t h e t h i g h or s h o u l d e r ,
a n d o w i n g to t h e e x t e n s i v e discolorat i o n of t h e s w o l l e n p a r t s a s o b s e r v e d
after the a n i m a l has been 'skinned the
disease
has
been
popularly
named
" b l a c k l e g , " or " b l a c k q u a r t e r . "
M o s t s t o c k o w n e r s a g r e e t h a t Avhen
t h e d i s e a s e h a s b r o k e n b u t t h e r e is
n o t h i n g s h o r t of a h y p o d e r m i c s y r l n g o
a n d vaccine or t h e i m m e d i a t e r e m o v a l
of t h e a f f e c t e d h e r d t o a n o t h e r p a s t u r e
t h a t will c h e c k t h e d i s e a s e .
T h e b u r e a u of a n i m a l i n d u s t r y of
t h e r a i t e d S u i t e s d e p a r t m e n t of a g r i culture considers prevention ihe principal recourse a g a i n s t this disease. H
prepares and distributes a
blackleg
v a c c i n e a n d r e p ; r t s ' ' > t t h e e f f e c t of
this vaccine is p/.--,a: v g o u t b r e a k s
a l r e a d y in p r o g r e s s h a * b e e n h i g h l y
satisfactory.
A lately i-'sued c i r c u l a r
(No. ; i h of t h e b u r e a u g i v e s m u c h information
about
blackleg and
tollsh o w to o b t a i n t h i s v a c c i n e .
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c h i e f of t h e b u r e a u a t W a s h i n g t o n .
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or a heatcbreaking struggle, i n ' w h i e h
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if.
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t h e r e is n o s u o w o n t h e g r o u n d , t h i n k ' T . u t w h a t is t h e d i f f e r e n c e ' : " r i s k e d
i n g i t Avid s a v e f e e d .
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eastern sheep man.
l h a l o w i n g t o h e r f o u r y e a r s of s t e a d y
w o r k o n s l e e v e s it t o o k h e r f u l l y t h a t
om a n y weeks to overcome her nervousness suilieiontly to r u n iho m a c h i n e at
her a c c u s t o m e d speed w h e n s e w i n g ano t h e r part; of t h e A v a i s t . — E x c h a n g e .
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I n q u i r y I m a d e m y s e l f a s t o w h e t h e r it
Amended.
p a y s b e t t e r t o r a i s e beef, c a t t l e o r p a y s
A P e n n s y l v a n i a divine f o r m e d one
b e t t e r t o r a i s e d a i r y c a f t l e . I m a d e a n of a h o u s e p a r t y i n P h i l a d e l p h i a w h e r e
i n v e s t i g a t i o n of t h i s . I w r o t e l e t t e r s t o t h e y o u n g e r s o n , in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h
t h e i s l a n d s of G u e r n s e y a n d J e r s e y , t o Avhat t h e c l e r g y m a n o b s e r v e d t o b e h i s
D e n m a r k a n d Holland, where, a s I un- constant habit, a s soon as he had seatderstand, the greatest dairy Interests ed himself at breakfast
Immediately
of t h e w o r l d a r e , * • find o u t t h e a c t u a l p o s s e s s e d h i m s e l f of a l a r g e s l i c e of
c a s h v a l u e of a g r i c u l t u r a l l a n d s i n b r e a d , t h e q u a l i t y of w h i c h h e p r o c e e d those countries.
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cream.
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t h i n g s of life a n d h i s h e a d h a d t o suff
e r all t h e t r o u b l e s . — N e w Y o r k S u n .
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c a n be cooled a n d u s e d i m m e d i a t e l y ;
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large m e a s u r e d u e t o Its c o m p a r a t i v e
r i c h n e s s in n u t r i e n t s e s p e c i a l l y s u i t e d
f o r * t h e n o u r i s h m e n t of c a t t l e , I t s e a s e
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foods, Its p a l a t a b l l i t y d u e t o i t s a r o m a
a n d s u c c u l e n c e a n d t h e f a c t t h a t it
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d i s c o v e r t h e s e c r e t o f s u c c e s s in l i f e ? "
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s e c r e t Is s t i l l a s e c r e t . S u r e l y s o m e of
the m e n w h o discovered it m u s t ha\-e
t o l d It t o t h e i r w i v e s . " — P h i l a d e l p h i a
Press.
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I n Borne V i r g i n i a t e s t a i t c o s t n e a r l y
twice as m u c h to m a k e a pound ot
g a i n on c a t t l e in t h e s t a l l a s w h e i *
Ihe a n i m a l s w e r e finished on g r a s s .
Some families seem to have more
skeleton* than closets.—Detroit News.
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