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TRI-COUNTY CiIRONICLE Established in 1899 ~ Consolidated CASS CITY ENTERI'I{ISE',Establis}md in 1881 fApril 20, t906, CASS CITY, MICH., FI~IDAY, MAI~CH 8, 19o7, VoW. ~. No. 46.

++++++++-M-++++++++++++++. ++++++++++++++++++++.M2V+++ + In the autumn of 1881 •the deceased ~ Island and the winter months at, the came ~o America, locating at Musks- t~ome of their son, Frank, who pur- gon, where he resided for several Chased the homestead from his father. .÷ years; from there he removed !~o Mr. Hendrick is survived by his Morley, Mecosta county, where he wife and three sons, Frank and Bert, 800#s of Ellington township, and Dell of winter Jacob ~5. Nickel Meets Terrible remained until June. 1904, when he $ interstate Long Distance 'Phone Elkland township; two brothers, & + at cost. Death in Grist fiill. purchased an interest in the Shabbona Co. Will Do Business Soon. F,, of Cuss City and Orson or Elaing- grist mill where he has so faithful]y ~__ ton; and three sisters, Mrs. Runl{le of Coat Sleeve Caught in Wheel and labored until cut down by tim reaper, Bui|d Long Distance System Through. Ashtabula, Ohio, Mrs. Chas. Bennett Ma~ Was Literally Pounded death, on Marsh 2, 1907, at the age of out the State is the ObjeCt of of Rapid River, and Mrs. Jas. Hig- to Death. the Incorporators. gins of Rochester. + sixty years, seven months and twen- The funeral was held at the resi- of Spring Ha s ~el)orted by our Shabbona correspondent,. ty-six days. Detroit, March 2.~Papers were filed donee a~ one o'clock yesterday after- Abou~ five o'clock last Saturday The funeral services were held on at Lansing today, the recording fees noon, I~ev. N. H. Bradfietd of the afternoon the village of Shabbona was Wednesday, March 6, in the R. C. of which will be 87,500, for the organ. Presbyterian church ollicia~ing and $ and Caps just ization of a $15,000.000 telephone corn- the remains laid to rest in Ellington tl~rown into a state of exeitemen~ by church at Argyle and intermen~ made puny, with central offices in Detroit cemetery. in the Austin cemetery. I received. the shocking report that the miller, and branch offices throughout the Mr:Hendrick was a member of Ty- .~ J.S. Nickel, had been caught in a May He who wounds only to heal, ler Lodge, F. & A. N., located atCass TelephoneState--theInterstateco. Long Distance City arid the lodge attended the fu- + wheel inthe grist mill and very se- comfort the stricken widow and the riously injured. fatherless is the prayer of many a The company is organized for 30 neral. years for bhe purpose of building a Have a look, On hastening to the scene of tt~e heart. ÷ lon~ distance telephone system ~0~[~[Y ~[[P ÷ accident it was discovered tha~ while + A fiOrD M[OM ~O~I[Sl throughout Michigan connecting the endeavoring to unbett the wheel tiler various independent systems of Michi- Marlette Lodge, L O. O. F. Comes-to runs the feed grinder, his coaVMeeve gan, Ohio and points east and west. Assistance of a Brother's Widow. WHI Be Held in the Presbyterian d. D. CROSBY & SON had rangier on a burr in the wheel, According to its promoters, new pole Church Friday Evening, March ~5. lines will be constructed from Detroit From the Marlette Leader. 'Phone 6 Cans City's Clothing and Shoe Men. throwing him over the shaft ~md tO Toledo, Adrian, Jackson, Lansing The Leader is in reeeip~ of the rol- For several months past a number -b ++++++++++++++++q~.++++++ 4-+++++++++++.b++4~++q-b++++~ carrying him around with the wheel, and Holly, establishing an unbroken lowing letter from Mrs. Jan. NeLeish of young people have been doing some his body striking a joist in the ceiling, system of independent lines or the of Novesta: hard work in preparing for a gold country. The To!odd line will estah- Novesta, Feb. 26, 1907. a wheat, bin and the cement floor. medal contest, which is announced to ills little son, Joe, was the lirst to lish connection with eastern points, Editor gailette LeAder. take place ca Friday evening, March i wish to tllank the members of the discover the accident and cried for 15, in the Presbyterian church. the Adrian line will accommodate I. O. O. F. lodge or Marlette through southwestern Michigan, the Jackson the columns of your paper, for the @ @ hetp. Win. Armstead, who happened Come and chee~ with your presence the young people in this work, and line will serve the central portion of ~great k!adness they have just bestow- N '3,OOO,OOO , to be in the mill yard closed down th~ the state and furnish a direct, line to ~ed upon myself and family of five e.neourage them to go on winning little children. On MOnday, Feb. 11 machinery and Miss Mary Nieke!, who higher medals and also in extending Chicago; the Lansing branch will con- they presented me with the deed of' was in the office of the mill at the ti~e cause of christian temperance nect with ~he independent telephone my home and a check for $110. I N systems in the Grand Rapids district cannot find words to express my grat- time, rushed down stairs and assisted work. The names of the contestants and the Holly line affords a means of itude to them for this great act of Mr. Armstead in extricating her are: Belle Marks, ~Jessie Duneanson, benevolence. Again thanking them Jennie Leek, Winnie McTavish, reaching Flint, Saginaw, Bay City one and all, I remain, father from the wheel. and the entire Saginaw valley. Flora Endersbe, Roy Houghton and -Very grateful, Her heartrending cries soon drew Burr Mead Beginning immediately, ito is said M~s. a~s. McLE~sH. .... ~ and ~5o,ooo feet qf Lumber to be sold other helpers and the poor mutilated The following is the program: ~work on 60 telephone circuits, inelud- The letter gives the result, but a mg more than 3,000 circuit miles of few words of explanation are not body was tenderly oieked up and car- Music ...... ttigh School Oret~es~r:~ this winter. Invocation ...... Rev. W. Bergey wire, will be pushed with a, large amiss. When Mr. McLeish died some ried in a sheet to hm home which he Recitation, "bliseifievous Daisy"...... force of men until the entire system two years ago he left a widow and five Shingles at $,.oo, $'.78, $2.78, $3.eS per rl. had left in the vigor of healthy man...... Seva Wibhey is completed. More than $1,000,000 little children in straightened cir- Contestant No. 1 ...... "The Victory SPirit" hood only a few short hours befpre. Contestan~ No. 2.: ... "'Tim Assessor's Visit" will be expended in construction work cumstanees. Their small farm was Lumber from $'4 per M up. All Orades @ Dr. Truesdel! was hastily summon. Instrumental Duet~ ...... this g spring, summer and fall. The mortgaged for nearly all its value and ...... Messrs. Meier and Lenzner construction work will be done by the there was little if any other property ed,_but Mr. Nickel was beyond human Contestant No. 3..."Judge Morse's Reasons" Marquette Construction Co. The $15,- with which to support the little chil- Several thousand fence Posts rang- aid, Both feet were torn off: also the Contention1) No. 4 ...... "Under the Shadow of a Curse" 000,000 worth of capital stoclq for dren. The mortgage was foreel0sed 1eft arm. The chest was crushed, in- ing from ~cto 10~. N Music ...... ttigh School Quartette which the articles of association pro- and ~he :year of redemption had nearly juring the heart. He tingered for Contestant, No. 5 ...... vide, will be divided into 150,000 expired when the brothers or Narlette . .."A Threatening Cloud on Our Horizon" shares of the par value of $100 each. lodge took hold of the matter. Yards on .South Seeger Street. two hours and thirty minutes, when Contestant No. 6 ...... "Saved" Tile/ initial subscription of stock is A letter setting forth the facts was death relieved him of his suffering. Solo ...... bliss Lucile Lincoln Contestant No. 7 ..... "Tim snirit of Progress" $150,000 and of this $50,000 has already mailed to every subordinate lodge ia He re~ained consciousness until the Judge~etire for decision." been paid in. Of the total number of the state asking thata small donation last, ReCitation, "The Dutchman's Serenade"..~ stmres$10,00G000worth are preferred, be sent to help relieve the family, ...... •...... bliss Fern Stevenson :The utmos~ sorrow ,is felt for the Music ...... Higi~ School Orcimstra it is understood that this is the and the responses were prompt and family in this their terrible bereave- Pantomime ...... Seven Young Ladies company that will put a large sum of generous. Checks in amount from $1 Presentation of Medal ...... Mrs. biulhonand money into improvihg " meat. Shabbona loses one of her the entire Sag- to $10 began to flow in until more Benediction ...... : ...... Rev, E. IL Bradfield inaw valley telephone system.~Bay than enough to pay the mortgage had L. E. HAIti%, Manager. ~ most valued citizens, an honest and Admission, 10 and 15 cents. Come CityTribune. been received. The mortgage amount- Upright man and an indefagi~able and~enjoy ~he program. ed to $750." Ig was paid and the ban worker for the Shabbona Milling Co., A FIRE ON TUE&DAY. ~[~L'~-~e0~'~ S ~0rvcst ance$110 was placedqn tl~e bank to securing for them a large and profit. Y the credit of Mrs. Mt:Leish. it is noI~ able patronage. Tuesday morning a small fire oc- a large amount but will go a great curred at the residence of W. L. Jacob S. Nickel, the subjec~ of this __ ways in assisting her in caring for her Ward on West Main street which was ,,Take care of the Cents and the Dollars will take care of family and she feels very ~rateful to memoir, Was born in Germany, July extinguished before much damage After being in poor health for a the lodge of wl~ieh her lmsband wasa -~ themselves."--A wise saying which applies equally well to 4, 1847, and when nine years old corn- was done. number of years, James P. Hendrick, member. young Calves. The demand for a good CalfFood is con- menced to work in a grist, mill; was Cass City has been very fortunate a pioneer of Ellingt0n township, It is acts like this that make the stantly increasing. We have a fresh supply of married in 1876 to Miss Marie Bar- in fire losses in recent years and a fire passed from this life at the home of Odd Fellows so justly popular through- alarm is a rare occurrence. Tuesday his son, Frank, on Tuesday morning. Out tlm world. Their teachings are glackford Calf Meal . w0.00h 0n morning an alarm was turned in and Mr. Hendrick was born in Ashta- ~11 along the line of benevolence and " were born, six of whom survive, Mrs. there was a prompt response on the bula, Ohio, sixty-eight years ago and charity and Nley ever live up to the and ask those who are raising Calves to try it and be con- Keller of Germany;, Mrs. Garrison r.)f part of the ~iremen and citizens. No during iris early manhood he followed tenets of the order. This can be at- ". vinced. Pennsylvan|a, and Misses Eva, Jennie one, however, seemed ~o know where the vocation of Sailing on the ocean as ~ested to by many homes in Made,re the fire was, and had the fire been a well as the lakes. He followed this and vicinity and the th~inks of the L | VVOOD & (20 Mary, and an only son, Joseph; .>. Druggists and serious one. some valuable time would calling for about 20 years. In 1862 he widows andorphans are bestowed up- " * ®~ besides there are four little grand- have been lost in waiNng at the en- moved to Ellington township and was on Odd Fellows and Odd Fellowship. gine house for information. one of tim tirs~ set, tiers. There he It; has been suggested that some purchased 40 acres of land and built Plenty of t]ard coal, Chestnut, for system be devised v?hereby the engi- himself a home. He lived there until sale now at the Anketell Lumber and neer at the power house may inform five years a~o, when believing ~he Coal yardfi. 1-2-5tf @@N INNN@N@ NNiNJ NNN@ N@@@ @® the firemen in which part of the ~own change was for the betterment of his ~Gll{L WANTED--To do general their services are needed after the N t~ealth, he spent the summer months housework. Apply to Mrs. I. A. Fritz. NEW YORK CANH general alarm has been given. Sug- with his wife at thei r cottage at Rose 3-8-tf @ gestions are now in order. 0 j WL72a - us. u Deparimer t Store e J About 35 citizens attended the vil- ]Iage caucus a~ tt~e council rooms Fri- l day evening and placed the :following N (;ass City's Bar0ai,B0use. [ ticket in nomination: I SSB T I[ IT I President--John C. Corkins; fINE Clerk~Herbert F. Lenzner. N @ Treasurer~Edward Pinney. Goods arriving from New York every day. Trustees (two years)~John A. Cald. wclk B,njamin F. Benkelman and N Stupendous Qu~n¢~ties ~ Best Quality Isaac W. Hall. Assessor~Jacob tI. Strifller. } niture for parJor, I ~ CO~g AND S~E T.E~vL ....Mr. Pinney withdrew his name Mon- day and the committee substituted the name of Chas. L. Robinson for dining room, library, l New deas New Patterns ) ~reasurer. Every Purchase a Bargain A. A. McKenzie presided as chair- man of the caucus, t-I. F. Lenzner was bed room, or any It will be an education in values and styles to visit our various chosen clerk and A. H. Ale and W. N. ~ departments. ~ Straube acted as the tellers. With but one ~icket in the field, the room. N village election promises ~obe a tame Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Hardware N one next Monday.

Graniteware Stationery Toilet Supplies ~ UNCLAIMED LET£E~S. Always on hand, and at right a Hats Caps Gloves Ladies' and Gents" Furnishinl~s The following is the list of unclaim. prices. ed letters for week of March 2, 1907. NN N[W ;[N[Ng BtO;K. USS DURSLrr0priet0rs. ~s%3~AlpenaFrankLutZ.Portland Cement $1.05 A.J K app & Coo per bbl. at Cass City Grain Co. a-s-tf Funeral Directors. l~r. Elliott will rexnair~ with the ~rrn for a ~Just try a load of that Washed time. Nut Coal from the Anketell Lumber COHNIgRCIAL AND JOB PRINTING AT THE CHRONICLE OFFICE, Co. and get the best. 1-11 PROBABLY MURDERED. £ass I;ity£hr0nicle PAROLE HOFFMAN, PUBLISHED ~VEEt£L Y, Wealthy Cleveland Widow May Have State Pardon Board Gives 7orme~ TheTri-CountyChroniele and CassCity Been Drugged and Robbed. ~nterprise consolidated Apr. 20, 190G. Clevelan,d. O., March 6.--.Mrs. Minnie Wayne County Coroner His Liberty. Sherman, a we:alth'y widow, redi4ing in Detroit, Mich.. March G.--oohn ['. Forty Thousand "Reds" Swarm Streets I~definite~y Postpones Initiative and Subscription t)rice~One year, $1.00: the exclusive ~illage of Euclid, o,n Ew Hoffman will leave Jackson prison next six months, 50 cents: three l~lonths, 25 of St. Petersburg, "Hignes~ Grade Sewing Machine $5 00 on ca!~ cents. clid avenue, was found dead in her Referendum Resolution. Sunday, practically a free man. ~rm~and conditions, feta)[,~ for S;40.00 eve,yv, ~ere Advertisin~ rates made known on ltome, last night, under circumstances Tile board of t)ardmts and paroles #~ee Tr al ! No money in advance. We pay lh~ fre,ght. ~ '.the abt)ve ,~re fro,l'l advertiscmeDtsse~ appliea.tion. pointing to murder. The police are recom, mended. Tuesd,ay nigllt, at Lan. exrrttet.~ Entered as second-class matter April l~very d,~y; Wedo nol~ advertise tlla~; way bat 8t~mll 27, 1906. at tl~e Dostoillce at Cass City, working on tile theory tho.t the woman sing, that he be paroled, and Coy. £ea~ly to dlgeoLirlt oily Of these Big offers, We however NEW DOUMA BEGINS SESSlON~ MAY NOT REACH THE VOTERS @tdl~tlt ~h;t~ we eatlrm~; soH Y')It II. $40,00 M/~C~I[II~, ~or ~J.0fi Michigan, under the Act of, Congress was drugged witb poison and robbed \Varner immediately approved its a~- ~obody CalD hilt wC win Sell yOU tX $5,00 machilio t'ot~ of Mar. 3, 1879. ,gO, a~td Um $135.00 rnaehilm U~y ask $'23 00 for we will early Tuesday. An au..topsy will be tion. ~II yott fo r $19,00, others in ]JFoDorglolL V~rOIrlanufae R. IF. [[NZN[R, Publisher, lIFO 5~5 llaachi~e8 & d~ty and g'uaranteo 0very Olin. Ovl~ performed by the coroner toda;y. Hoffman ~r;Ls sentenced Jan. 16, Odifferent styles all,] ),rices to selee~ from. Write /l} Mounted Troops Charge on Czar's Sub- [or conu)h:to fist or call on our dealer in youl ~ ¢own &~d Mrs. Sherman v¢~ no,got,at,rig ~or Senate, However, Resolves on Two 1905, to serve from four to 10 years ~ve i~onoy. ,See our No. Ig D~,;;; lfe~(l, t~ ~s Oe,'f~etion the dispo,sal of part of her property, for obtaining moneybmder false pre- jects, Who Paraded Toward His Pal Const[tutiona~ Amendment~- Ward Dir¢ctor ?. arid the deal. it is understood, was to tenses, in connection with "state ace Waving Red Ftags--.Fee~ing l~ have been elosed MTo,tday. During the Proposes Law Which Hits Standard cases," while corm~er of Was ne coun- night the woman tried to summon her ty. 19.00 |ntense, OH C~. Hard, Daniel P. Deming, 51. D. neighbor, Dr. F. Stark. by telephone, Dr. Otto T. Toepel. then coroner. Late graduate of Long Island College, New but her message was suddenly intev- was cha,rged with a similar offense. ~o~ ~ s~NNNI~Y w.rra.~a York. Physician in charge oi Pleasant Homo Drawer N~I~IR~. Y .... ¥.. lfosDital. Office hours from 10:00 to 12:00 a. ruptedo ~t~(t the doctor did not respond. but was acquitted after trial. It is .,.d- m. and 3:00 to 6:00 I), m. All calls in the St. Petersburg, March 6.~The open- The authorities found the h,ouse Lansing, Mich., M~reh 6.~The ,tense mitted that in reaching a decision in country will be answered either day or night. TWENTY IflNDS to ~lecg from. Prico~, $15,00 to $50.00 fc~ 'Phones at, hospital and residence on Seeger ing Tuesday of the dooms or lower rifled, attd the dead woman's body ly. ?o~mittee on revision of the constiLu- the Hoffman case, the board ct par- fancy ca~o. PATEtI~S fiav~ ~xp|~d. Big cult in tprl©~. Street. nave you sem~ rue No, 18 New llome~ Nothing hko ~t. lt~ house of the Russian parliament, el. ~ng on the floor her eyes dilated as Lion. has, by a vote Of 10 to 3, de- dons and paroles were influenced to ~,ho greatest;wowlor of the age, Call or a~nd for bargMa liu~ if from the affects of poison, the doc- no small degree by relationship of Othm,s prices discounted. though in itself devoid of incident, ~ided to indefinitely posu)one the [nitb tile New Home Sewing Machine Co., , Chl~ J. H, Hays, 5I. D., tors deetare. Her jewelry was gone the two cases and the outcome of that ~'as made the .occasion of a great rev- tti-~e ~tld refermldunl resolution. This Physician and lSurgeon. St)eciai aLton,ion and her strong 1)ox empty° of Toepel. olutiom~ry demonstration by tile St. C. D. STRIFFLEI~, Agent, givbn ~o the eye. Office at residence ou S. means that the resolution will not be Another feature which" had great ~eeger St. " Petersburg" proletariat and the stu- Woman Met Terribte Death. aeard of again this session unless the weight in the consideration of a pa- Cass City, Mich. dents of the city, which resulted in New York. IKarch G.~Mrs. Jacob ~riends el it can mus~er enougl~ vot~v~ role was the peti, tion, signed by thou- DR. M. 51. WlCKWARE, several encounters between the police Tumbridge. wife o[ Major Jacob Turn- ¢o t~ke it away h'om the committ,~a '~ands of names, which was made part Physician and Surgeon, Office at Residence two blocks south of Laing & Janes' store on and the populace and more or less serf bridge of Brc~oMyn, and said to be the ~nd gring on a vote ia the housc~ ~f the request for Hoffmaws freedom. Seeger street,. Special attention paid to mid- daughmr of Judge Waterbury of ous injur-y to a nmnber of the latter. The fr'iends of tile resoluticm had You ca, [asi y Operate wifery and diseases of women. WaterbmT, Conn.. was mm over by a D]BBL~ GETS OFF EASY. The situation was such.that the auth. street car on Brooklyn bridge Tuesday, :onseated to qualify the measure so or,ties finally were forced to fill the Dr. A, N. Treadgold and insta, ntly killed. M;rs. Tmnbridge :hat the voLers at tile spring election Man of Grange Conspiracy Case, How, Ns ypewriter streets with military patrols, as Oil3ce over P. O. SI)ecia/ attention given to in was ridin~ in an automobile in eonl- would have a chauce to express them- ever. Is Wanted on Per- diseases of children and old ago. Calts an- the ominous days of the TrepoK re- party her and his father, ~elves as to whether or not the con> swered nigh~ or day. Office hours--10:30 ~o with husband jury Charge. 1,2:30 and 1:~ to 4:~. Residence ou Seeger gime. Capt. William Tumk~ridge, I)roprieto~ mg constitutional convention ~_~.h.outd '0urselI, Altegan, Mich., March G.~H. A. Dib. St,, near New Sheridan. Phone in connec- After tile adjournment of the session of the Hotel St. G-eerie. in Brooklyn. ambody in their draft of the no@ con- tion. ble ad)peared Tuesday afternoon in of the hous,~, a tumultuous crowd, by Mrs. Tumbridge was frightened by the ~titutton tim initi%tive and reterendum. court and requested that he be allowed this time estimated to number close to approach of a car and u;rose from iler The majority of the oommittee de- DR. TRUESDELL, to change his plea from not guilty to A. W, 40,000 persons, with red banners fly. clared, however, that they we,re op. seat. The automobile swerved, throw. guilty. Physician arid Surgeon, Shabbona, Mich. ing aa~d ~eeompanied by the music ot in~ her in front of" the car. whiei~ posed to having any general eonstitt,- Special attention to surgery. He also presented a biter of im- revolutionary chants, started, like the crushed her to deatil. ~iona] ~tnendnlent thrown at the l)eo- murdty from former Prosecuting At. followers of Father Gapon on January Dle tn April. Their idea is to pass tor~ney Cro~ss. which was given him be P. A. Schenck, D. D. S. 22, 1905, toward the central quarters DecI~ned Wellman's invitation, off sueh resolutions direc:Lly to tile fore the conspirae,y case ~ Cross, if D ltIN'rl g'P.] of the city where the winter i)alac~ ~onstitutional eonventiom Berlin, March 6.~VOalter Wellma~ he would testify against the ott~ers and Graduate University of Michigan. OtI~ce of the emperor is Ioca,ted. Few ele- hours 7:30 am. to 12 m. and 1:30 to 5:30 I~. m. head of the Chicago Record-Herald po- Senate Opens the Way, tel1 the truth. Attorney Kollen plead- Don't worry your correspondent ments of the prelude of "Red Sunday' Ofllce in Fritz Block, Oass Oity, Michigam lar expedition, recently wrote a lette~ Despite the action o,f the committee, were lacking, and the reran, and "Fire" ed leniency on the the fact that Dibbk Don't write him anything by hand to Cap,+ yon Krogh, one of the best ~he senate, during Tuesday afternoon, would have precipitated a similar ma~ would repay the grange store M1 thai ~ha~ takes him time-to make ou~ Dentistry, known Ge,rman aeronauts, inviting llim ~)asse, d a resolution for a constitutional sacra. But the p.resent perfect of St, he had stolen, as far as his meaa~ ~ha~ may leave him in doubt~thac he I.A. F~uTz, R~;SmgN~ D~iS~: to be his assistant in the attempt Mr, amendment to el)on the way for a would permit. Petersburg, Gen Dracheffski. followed can't easily read. Ofl/ce~ over E. Ryan's drug store. We so- Wellman will make this s.~tmmer to binder4wine plant in Jackson prison, Searle in riew o~ licit your patronage when in need of dental another course, and dispersed the pro. Judge said that And don't fill ou~ legal papers or reach the north pole in a batloom Ac. ~md anotiler ~o increase tlle salaries these facts he would lighten the sen work. cession hy charges of mounted gen- card memos--or make accounts or cording to the I~kal Anzeiger, Capt, ~f &li elected state o~eers, from the out darmes ~rmed with whlps, and by an tenor. A fine of $500 or one year ~ yon Krogh has declined the invitation lieutenant-go-vernier to the saperintend- hotel menus in your own handwriting. imposing display of force he l~revented Ionia was impos,ed. Dibble paid the Elkland Arbor, No. 3~, A. O. O. (], believing that dirigible ballooning has el~t of l)ublie lust, ruction. It looks bad,. reflects on your stand- the demonstrato,rs from re-forming. fine. Prosecuting Attorney tIoffm~m meets the second and fourth Thursdays of not yet reached a stage of perfection The bill to create a state board of has issued a warrant for Dibbte's dr. ing, makes people ~hink you can't af- each month in Oddfellow Hall. Visiting The ~ouma, ov lower house of the that guarantees safety. railway commissi, oners in place of a ford a stenographer, and Is. someisimea companions always welcome. Russian parliament, was formally rest now on the charge of perjury A. D. GILLIES, O. G. ~ingle commission wilt not be in shape claiming Dibble swore falsely agains~ ambiguous. JAB. REAGIt, See-Tress, Wreck on Pore Marquette. [or introduction until tile latte,r end of the others in the conspiracy e~se. You can write out your letters-- City. Mieh., March G.-~A Traverse next week. make ou~ an abstract~lill m an insur- loose wheel ou a eoM ear caused tile ECZE/'IA and PILE CURE Rep. Ward has introduced a bill in- Analysis Revealed No Poison. ance policy~enter your card memos-- caboose on a Pope Marquette extra [ended, it is said. to twist the Standard i:R[[ Il-d. of HillsdaIe. whieh re- threats and abuse. City hall officials against the Pore Marquette railroad. quests the state fair association to re- who were present when Wright was You can write any- of these things in a suit he had brought for the death port to the legislature a pIan of re-of rl~,estio,ne.d by Chief Delaney, deny that yourself if you do not happen ~o have Trains leave Cass City. of his wife, who was killed while ganizati~n, has passed the house. It Wright's statement vv-m~ involuntary. a stenographer. crossing the defendant company's recommends a board of directors cou- For you can easily learn, with a lit- tracks a year a~o Iast January. Mrs. p,sting of one mernt)er from each con- Ypsilanti Offers Bonus. tle practice, to write just as rapidly, Gorton's sister, Mrs. Allen. was a,ls(~ gross,oust district. Ysilanti. 7~IIclL, March G,~The com- l:iIled. The engine was runnina back. Grand Rapids May Bond. and as perfectly, as an expert opera~or PREMIER STOLYPIN. mon council has voted aa $11,000 bo- ward and showed no light on the The house has passed a bill granting on the OLIVER. Because the OLI- opened at noon Tuesday, in the Taa- nus to the Ann Arbor Hay Press Co. tender. A simiiar suit broagilt for Grand Raoid~ authority to "bond for VER is the SI~[PL~FmD typewriter. ride pMace, in the presence of all the The m.o~aey is to be invested in a site Mrs. AllerFs death is pending. $1,0(~0,000 to buihl wails along the And you can ~e every word you write. mir~isters a.nd many high functionaries. a,~,d building, and the title ~s to re- ~G0ing NathNll:25~a. in, a,a 7:58~p. m, Grand river to protect tile city from No member of the imperial family was main in the city for five years. At the About 80 per cent. more ~uR~a~ Hits TheatricM "Trust2' ~pring freshets. l~resent. end of this period the deed is to be than any other typewriter, because il~ Austin, Tex. March G.~Govern~r The high license interests of the Going S0~th7:43. a. m. an~ 3:38 p, m. The first ceremony was a religious given to the company if it shall have has abou~ S0 per cent. LESS WE&gI2~ Campbell Tuesday signed the a.nLi. state have a new- iKan to Iay before service in which the metropolitan of employed aN average of 2,5 men 10 POINTS ~han mos~ other ~ypewriters. theatre trust b.ilL This law is effeeo the legislature. It is to confer upon St. Petersburg, Antonius, tile higher months in each year. Frank T. New- rive imme(.iiately and reiieves Texas incorporated viIlages, and there are Eighty per cen~ EASIm~ to write elerg~ of the diocese, and a full choir ton, former sheriff, is I)resident and theatrical managers from opp.ressien 32,5 them. authorit, y tevy wilsh ~han ~hose other co~e~wA~ participated. about of l.o manager of the company, and most of by the so-ea,tled "theatrical tm~sto" The ;t ideal tax on saloons in addition to INTRICATE 2dACHI[NES ~hat require Vice-President G-oluboff of tile couw the stockhohlers a.r~e Ann Arbor peo- bill's penalty clause provides for a heir state tax of $500 and the feder~d "humoring"~teehnieat knowledge-- ell of the emil,re, accompanied by ple. The ccmpany has a small plant fine of from ~I00 to $5~}0, or imprison- :ax of $25. Ineorporated eities aIready F, H, CARROLL, Baron Uexull de G-yldenbandt. secre- in Ann Arbor which will be moved long practice and special skill ~o oper- nlent of at least ten days [or each vie. have this power; the eity of Charlotte. [ants in SQtL- Wabash Ave. and Monroe St., the steps of the first the p~ralle| ex. been revised since 1878. and a com. son~ Funerad desigus artist,tally made and Choice lambs. $7 30@7 40: light to tending to dissolutior[ Chicago, Ills, shit)ped to any part of the State. Telegraph fair, $6@7; common to prime sheep, $3 Eiberat 'Phone Company, mission ha.s been at work upon a new and telephone orucrs proml)tiy attended to. Thexe is great nervotts tension @5 50; mixed sheep_ and 1arabs. $5~, Grand RaIddso Mieh. kMareh ~;.~The revision for several years. This work OXFORD. NICU, throughout the city. G 50; common killers° $2 75@3 25; Michigan Teleph,one eorul)anv offered is to be com~)leted this summer, if pose Coant ~Vitte is very pessimistic an(1 cnIls, $2@2 50. Hogs: Prime mediums :h,e eit) the use of a fine brick build. sible, and the joint committee of fears the worst is yet to co,me. He and fat yorkers. $7@7 10: ligi~t york- :n~ on the west side. to be used as n wh.ich Mr. Dcnbv is a me,tuber will ex- thinks the masses h.ave shifted eo,n- ors and pigs, $7@'7 0,5: rou~:'i~s $G@ :ibra,ry. Tl~e build mit{ee's task will really be a very re- [be 1)ermaneilt. g 90; cows and heifers° $1 60@5 25: .tony. an independent or~anization, the ,pens,hie o,n< lt is obse,rvo~l that many no~b,~e stockers a.nd feeders, $2 50@4 70. Save% ;~EBSai?gd', ~:ut,~, ir~sents. aest side excimng-e is no longer need- men are l'e,fusin~.~ to take pa~rt in th[~ Hogs: Mixed a~(1 butchers. $~ 85g~) ed, a;nd the buih[itlg has never been Fire in Gay~ord Sanitarium. Ask Youe Grocer for ATLAS, fzovernment work on tbr~ gPOund that 7 12; good heavy, $7 05@7 12; rough r~ed, The company gives tlw city a Gaylo:rd. Micho. March G.~Fir~-~ did ~he BEST SOAP for Everybody. no ~overnment officiat is safe today in heavy, $(; 80@(; 95: light, $6 $5@ ease till 1924 without eompcnsatiorL $3,0,00 darnaze last. night [o the san,. Russia.. f 07; pigs, $G t5@6 g0.. Sheep: Mar~ tar,am building ~'eceNtly fitted out for 0.0 Of era" ninny Premiums N~l,],f, ket stron.~; sheep, $3 50@5 G0; lambs, She Did Not KIope. Dr. Shockley~ The fir~ started from ~lold Se~ r~ing:, like cut, two S~'x~";'<'<'~i' Snow and L[flbtn[nflo $4 75@7 (;5, " r V~#~e~'~ ~ COPYRIGHTS ~C. Saginaw, Mi,:h,, March G.~Flora an overheated st~we, while the at- Anyone sending a sketch and description ma~ ateneseach,eltherTurquoise ~!~ Washington, ~/[arch (L~Washington EAST BUFFALO--Cattle: Fat eows. quickly t~cert~'dn our opinion fre~ whether arl Pimmdnso the 15-yea>old Mi(lland girl, i.e~dants were at supper, and was not inventkm i8 probably Detectable. C()mmm~iea. g~ubtes or Opal. 150 wrappers experienced art nnus.uM phenomenon $3 50@,i 50: best i~e,ifexs, $4 50@5: discovered tmtil the enti, re west wing none 8t,rtc|.ty conlldentiaL [~NDBgOK on Paten~ she, it. was supposed, ran away with sent; free. Oldes~ aueney for securing patamt~. and 2 cents for ]~ostage each, late last r~ight, in the form of a driv- nmdium to good, $3 50@4: best feed- was in flames. Tile building was own. Patents taken through Mmm & Co. reeel-,e t(Nyear-ohl Charles LaRue, of the same wit.hou~;charge, i~ the ing snow storm, ~ccompamed by thun- ers. $4@4 2!;. Hogs: Medium a-ud ed by Mrs. ?NL J. Power. and wa,s a special eottcc, Non4 for complaOe Hsg of Promiu.ms, FRGG. :own. the purpose of the chil(~ren bee der and lightning. Prof. %°illis L. heavy, $7 a5@7 ~0: pigs, $7 40@7 50. ing rnarNa~e, indignantly denies the Lwo-story frame with two wing's, val- Atlas Soap Works, Saginaw° t~oore, chief of the weather burea:L Sheep: Best native lambs, $7 G5@7 70; Nopem,ent. She was discowsred in ued at $1.500, insured for $1,000. Dr. A handsom ely illnst,ratecl weekly. I%nr~oM;cir. salt1 that ~t wa~ caused by a smal~ culls, $7@7 2.5; yeaxlings, $6 25@g 65; ShoeMey's apparatus and fixtures ~rere cu|aUon of any seien/,iflo Journal 'Yern~8,~ a 3agin~aw by the p.olice, workil~g in a year ~ fm~r months, gL BoI4 byal| newsdealers. cyctone pa~sing over the cAty. ~ethers, $5 50@G; ewes, $5@5 2.5. Magazines at RuM's. 3 ~:taurant ou North Pranklin street, ~alued at $1,500. He also carried 81r 00,9 insurance° Branch O~/eoo 6~5 IP S~ Washington, D. C. I m Under Cleveland pork was cheap l DEFOt~D, ROUTE NO. 3. CANBORO. KARR'S CORNERS. The following bills were read and and the president, was blamed for the Fred King has sold his horse to a Mrs. Grih~n still continues very 10w. Mrs. Mary J. Marks spent last week referred to the committee on claims the cnndition. Now, pork ishigh and man in Almer. ¢orresiaonence ! we call on the same men that blamed 9. MellendorL Jr. was in Cuss City with Walter Mark, Jr., and family. and accounts: -0 Cleveland to give credit to I~oosevelt Walter Lilty is working for Wm. Thursday. Oeo. Karr and Seeley Butler made a A. MeGillvray, salary ...... $ 31 25 ++++++++¢+V++~4~V+++~- Daniel Leael~, labor ...... l 0O Campbell sawing wood. business trip to Popple on Tuesday. because of the high price or tell the Win. Parker, Jr. was in Cuss City M. seeger, tabor, ...... ~ O0 reason why. Wm Bail, labor ...... 1 O0 DEFORD. Avis Dorman is hauling lumher ~o Th u rsd ay. Chas. Evans and wife moved to Just now the grea~ Thaw trial Caro for Floyd Turner. their new home in Greenleaf Thurs- 'Elias l(i[Uns, salary ...... 40 O0 Clark Courliss is cutting stalks with 9. Metlendorf, Sr. was in Elkton on J. C. Epphett. s~0ary ...... 35 00 makes many say, "the corruption of day. power. Jesse King and Hattie Oesterle business. A. A. [~ri:tn. hauling coal ...... 6 46 high life." But gl~ere are honorable Misses Jean Ritcbie and Florence J. D. Brooker. attorn(ey's salary ..... 50 0O Frank O'I~ourke is home from the went to Caro last Saturday. ricl~ as wett as honorable poor. Con- Thos. Jarvis is working at the Gor- Tanner called on Mr. and Mrs. Nose J. ii. Slmlts, election supplies ...... 1 66 Albert Putman, of Wells, spent Straits. diNons only bring out what is in us. don 9ouse at Cass City. Karr ~n Sunday. D, P. Dcmlng, imalth ofl,tcer's s'tlarv., ,'25 0O W. N. Stranbe, sundries ...... 20 33 9arold McCracken is on the sick Sunday with Miss Cora Stull. Among the plain people those that C. Brewster and wife were Elkton The pupils of Winton school enjoy- What Ct~eer Coal Mining CO., inv. list. Emanuel Emmons is cutting some show virtu(ms lives would live pfire cutlers Monday evening. ed a taffy pull at the schoolhouse Fri- 2-19 and ...... "6 105 70 ice for Win. Davis, of Wetls. The children of Eber Retherford lives if they became rich and those of day afternoon. P. O & N. IL R. Co.. freighton coal .... 23 27 are sick. loose morals in straightened circum- John M. l~eid sold a bunch of s~eers G. W. Parker transacted business in W. 5t. Morris. marshal's salary ...... 5a 0O Miss Vida Burrows, of Owendale, committee reported favorably stances would be libertines in all~u- to Caro parties last Saturday. Elkton one day last week. The The Thos. O'Rourke family is re- was the guest of Miss Maude Ottaway on all bills as read. Moved by Heiler, ence. I~oy Drehmer returned to his work John Kinietz of Detroit spent a covering. a ~art of last week. seennded by Catdwell that the report in Detroit last week Wednesday. few days of last week with his parents Jake Hilderbrand's children are [0und at last. John and Stanley Karr and Wa!ter of tfm committee be accepted and Gilbert Seekins is moving William here. still very sick. J. A. Harmon. of Lizemore, Wes~ Va., Mark, Jr., spent Friday at Owendale orders drawn on the treasurer for the Geo. O'Rourke not able to use says: "At last I have found ~he perfect Fessler's household goods ~o Caro. his Wm. Parker, Jr. spent a few days and enjoyed a day's hunt. several amounts. Carried. pill ~hat never disapooin~s me, and for future home. last week with relatives at Purdy's crutches as yet. _,. toy Ottaway, who has been black- The repor~ of Commissioner Straube the benefit of others altticted with torpid Win. Campbell is sawing wood for Crossing. for the month of January was read. Edward Bailey of Oxford visits with liver and chronic constipation, will say, smithing at Owendale during the past friends in this locality. take Dr. King's New Life Pills," Guar- the farmers in Ellington, whowant Mr. and Mrs. 3. Thomas of Lapeer few months, is at home now. Moved by "Campbell, seconded by anteed satisfactory. 25c at L. L W~od & their wood sawed. county are visiting with relatives in Heller that, the report he accepted Geo. Spencer will move to Pontiac Fred Doerr returned from Detroit 0o., and l~yan's Drug Store. Jesse King is now home with his this vicinit, y. and placed on file. Carried. soon'if nothing happens. Thursday for a few days visit wi Lh his father, C, J. King. He was working The Misses Caroline Kinietz and The financial report of tl~e village John getherford is preparing to parents here. He left on Monday for GSREENLEAF. for Flo~d Turner. Flossie Pierce were the guests of Miss for tim year ending Mar. 1, 1907, was build a modern hog house. Dayton, Ohio, where he has secured Miss McDonald of Deckerville was The ladies' aid me~ at, Mrs. John Anna Jarvis Sunday. an excellent position, read. Moved by Clarke, seconded by Clhas. DeGroat has moved to the the guest of Mrs. Jas. Hewi~t on D'Arcy's last week Wednesday. A Miss Margaret Burleigh left Satur- •.o~ Caldwell, that the report be accepted Smith farm at Center Novesta, Sunday. good time is reported. day for Detroit where she will pur- FREIBURGER. and committee discharged. Carried. Meetings quiet a~ Novesta Corners Special committee appointed to se- Mr. and Mrs. M. Decker are the Lena l~ebuehr returned home last chase her spring millinery. March shakes his head. past week because of much sickness. happy parents of twin boys born on week Thursday from Saginaw, where H. B. Parker of Pu:dy's Crossing re- cure prmes nn a safe for the village Col~ls and la grippe prevail, made its report and recommended the "Big"Lester does the chores for Monday, Feb. 25. she has been for some time. turned home Monday after spending a George O'Rourke while George nurses D. R. Graham of Cuss City spent a purohase of a safe from W. J. Camp- Mrs. Crawford and J. Hildey of Win. Davis and Mr. Fellows are few days with relatives here. tho game leg. couple of days here last week on bust- bell for 840. Moved by Clarke, see- drawing ice from the Cuss !liver Gagetown visited at, the lmme of A. Mr. and Mrs. F. Mcllendorf of hess. onded by Caldwell that the report of If you like a doctor, he's ~he one Livingston Sunday. bridge to their home in Wells. Beauley spent Wednesday evening Mrs. Stanley Brown of Ubly visited the committee be accepted and com- you should employ~matter not what, Dr. and Mrs. Livingston returned with relatives in this vicinity. It is reported that Wm. Fessler has at the home of A. C, Cdraham Friday mittee discharged. Carried. otl~ers think. to Manistique Tuesday after spending suld his farm ~e James Dorman, Sr., Rev. and Mrs. Voelker of Elktnn last. Moved by Clarke, seconded by Cald- A building boom for Deford in the several days with the t'ormer's parents and he will move to Caro tn live. spent Wednesday a~ the home of Mr. Chas. Pollard spent Wednesday of well that tt~e safe reeolnmended by spring. New s~ore and several pri- here. and Mrs. I:I Mei]endorf and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Almer W. Adams and tast week in Shover and Thursday in the committee be purchased at, the vate residenees. Mrs. John Gillies was called to De- Mrs. F. Kinietz. grandson, Geo. Parker, spent Sunday Cuss City. price named and an order drawn on Squire Sherman of Elling~on has troit the tirs~ of the week owing to with their son. Daniel IL Adams. gichard Jarvis, Lena Kinietz, Anna the treasurer fo~' the amount. Car- Mrs. Jas. Welsh of Ubly spent one become a town liner. Settled on the the illness of her daugt~ter, Mrs. Bal. Jarvis, Harry Jerome, Jesse Putman ried. Theo. Rebuet~r and Mrs. Fred Keil~ day last week with her sister, Mrs. northwest corner or Sec. 3, Kingston. lard. and Hazel Pieaee attended services in President Corkins made the follow- itz went ~o Frankenmuth last week Chas. Pollard. Will and Sam McCracken wilt add Curnelius McCormick, formerly a ~o see their sister, who is sick. They Elkton Sunday evening. ing appnintments: Members of Board 26 acres to pasture range by the brush resident of this place, died at the returned Thursday. George Crook, principal of our of t~egistration~John Caldwell and school, attended the I~eading Circle at W. J. Campbell. Members of Board and wood taken from their soutl~ 80 lmme of a daughter at Saginaw on Our school teacher and pupils ef ][his is Worth Remembering. Argyle on Saturday. of Election~Richard Clarke, W. J. this winter. Thursday. The remains were brought District No. 1 went on a visit ~o the Whenever you have a cou~h or cold, jus~ remember that Foley's Honey and Campbell, J. W. 9eller and Herb We see by a notice sent to George here Saturday morning and tim funer- school in Fractional District No. 3 Worked like a Charm, Tar will cure it. Do not risk your health Frutchey. O'~ourke tha~ special commissioners al services held at ti~e Sheridan R. C. last Friday afternoon. by taking any but the genuine. It is in Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that spicy church. Much sympathy is expressed journM, the Enterprise, Louisa, Va,, Moved by Clarke, seconded by Hetl- will be appointed ~o secure the right Amanda Gillies took her grand. a yellow package. L, I. Wood & Co, for the sorrowinlz relatives in their says: % ran a nail in my foot las~ week er that the appointment of the mem- of way to dredge White Creek. mother, Mrs. McDonald, to her home bereavement. and at once applied Bueklen's Arnica bers of the Board of Registration be ELMWOOD. Salve. No inflammation followed; the John Moshier will build a new barn at Ga~etown tl?e first of the week. confirmed. Carried. She has been visiting here the past 3 Robt. Spaven has a sick horse. salve simply healed the wound." Heal~ in the spring on the south half of the Snug fits, proper lengths and first- every sore. burn and skin disease. Gnu> Moved by Caldwell, seconded by weeks. Mrs. W. W. Hargrave is very ~ick. northwest quarter of southwest quar- class materials will oe found in our anteed at L I. Wood & 0o., and /~yan's Campbell that tile appointment of the Drug Store. 25c. ter of Sec, 35, Novesta. He i~as bought winter overcoats. W.H. }~uhl, the About thirty friends of Mr. and Minnie tIendriek is working for members of the Board of Election he the frame from Evergreen parties. tailor. 10-12- Mrs. Ernest Reid gave them a sur- Mrs. G. Dickinson. confirmed. Carried. prise party last week Thursday. To Jas. Walters was buzzing wood for ~ESCUE. On motion of tleller, seconded by say they were surprised is putting it Win. Ware Tuesday. Wrn. Ashmore is home after an ab -° Campbell council adjourned. mild. All those present had a good Edgar Shay is home from Detroit senee of three months. H. F. Lenzner, time. for a short, vacation. Frank Ross was a caller in I~escue Pillage Clerk. Mrs. Win. McWebb and daughter, Monday evening. @ @ SHABBONA. ~EfdlST|{ ATION NOTICE. @ Laura. have been sink with la grippe. Wm. Burnham is home from San Farewell sermons will be preached Francisco, Calif. @ Don't neglect your cough; @ John Leishman, E. Dilman and 9. To the Electors of the Village of on Sunday next by l~ev. R. S~ephen- Mrs. J. tlerron is the guest of Mrs. @ Cnoper all sold horses to outside pa> Cass City, County or Tuseota, State of @ @ son, who has been appointed pastor O. Hopkins this week. ties last week. Michigan: of Elkton charge. The services are Mr. Hopkins is preparing to move Statistics show that in New York 'City @ Miss Bertha Nedealf of Ellington is Notice is hereby given that a meet- as flfllows: Wiekware, 11 a. m.; to Owendale in the near future. @ Mone over 200 peop|e die every~eek frem eg~ Greenbank, 3 p. m.; Shabbona, ~:30 p. assisting with the household duties at ing of the Board of Registration of m. Come to these farewell maetings. the home of W. W. Hargrave. COUNCIL PROCEEDIN(IS. the village above-named will be held consumption. Jas. Hendrick, a highly respected at the Council Rooms, within said A severe eold ~hat may develop into village, on Saturday, March 9, 1907, @ @ pneumoma over night, can be eured citizen of this vicinity, died ai5 his COuncil Rooms, Cass City, Mich., quickly by taking Foley's Honey and home here on Tuesday morning at Feb. 18, 1907. for the purpose of registering the And most of these consump~ves might @ Tar. If will cure the most obstinate five o'clock. Regular meeting of the council call- names of all such persons who shall be racking cough and strengthen your possessed of the necessary qualilica- The party at the home of John Mc- ed to order by President Corkins: ~e |ivlng now if they had not neg|ected the @ lungs. The genuine is in a yellow pack. lions of electors and who may apply age. L. I Wood & Co. Grath last Wednesday evening was The following ~rustees were pres- for that purpose, and that said Board warning cough. well attended and a fine time was en- ent: Campbell, Clarke, Heller and of Registration will be in session on joyecl by all. Cald well The minutes of the previous meet- the day and at the place aforesaid @ from 9 a'clock in the forenoon until 8 You know how quickly ~c~'~" @ Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup m a new ing read and approved. remedy, an improvement on the laxatives The following bills were read and o'clock in the afternoon, for the pur- Emr21arion enables you to throw off a Asl YOUP of former years, as i~ does no~ gripe or referred to the committee on claims pose aforesaid. nauseate and ~s pleasant to take. It is and accounts: Dated this 28th day of February, A. ~ guaranteed. L.I. Wood & Co. cough or cold. @ United Supply Co,, inv. 2-7 ...... $ 5 95 D. 1907. 9. F. LENZNEg, @ Morreau Gas Fixture Mfg. Co. inv. 1-29 1 10 Clerk of Said Village. Ow, Doctor HAY CREEK. Wm. N. gtraube, salary ...... 87 50 A. A. Brian, hauling coal ...... 13 O0 Mrs. T, E. Pringle is very poorly at B.F. Benkelman. sundries ...... 4 65 VILLAGE ELECTION NOTIGE. present. Chronicle. print,in~.. °...... "6 75 If he tells you to take Ayer's P. Oo & N~ R. 1~., freight, on coal, . .... 72 O0 To the Electors of the Village of Cherry Pectoral for your Miss Fay Pringle has been employed J. B. (3cotes. sundries ...... 1 75 as seamstress for Mrs. Win. Loney the N. Bigelow & Sons' ...... 5 fi3 Cuss City, County of Tuscoia, State of severe cough or bronchial p~st week. F. E;. Smithson. freight and ear~age... 5 22 Michigan: Garden City Ct~andelier (3o.. inv, :2-8.o. 74 75 trouble, then take it. If he has Mr. Harris, of Shabhona, made a Notice is hereby given, That the Frank C. Teal Oo., inv. t-7 ...... 7 21 next ensuing election for said village anything better, then take that. business trip through this neighbor- Standard Oil Co.. inv. 2-7 ...... ~a 00 But we know what he will say; hood last week. What, (jheer Coat Mining Co., inv. ~-1 will be held at tim Council Rooms, within said village, on Monday, March Philip Sharrad. who has been under and 8...... 104 00 for doctors have used this W. Go Nagel Electric Co., inv. 1-8 ..... 4 138 11, 1907, at which election tt~e follow- ~he doctor's care for some time is re- cough medicine over 60 years. Western Electric Co., inv. I~1 ...... 20 69 ing officers are to be chosen, viz: One covering slowly. "1 have used Ayer'~ Cherry Pectoral for The committee reported favorably President, One Vilb]ge Clerk, One of Price har4 colds, bad coughs, and inilnen~. It has done m0 great good, and I believe it ls the Mrs. James Marshall spent Sunday on all bills as read. Moved by Heller, Village Treasurer, Ti~ree Trustees for best cough medicine in tho world for all throat and lung troubles,"~ELl C. STUA:t~tt', at the home of her daughter, Mrs. seconded by Caldwell, that the report two years, One Assessor. The polls of Albany, Oregon. Charlie Banks. of the committee be accepted and said election will open atseven e'clock orders drawn on the treasurer for the A ~[adO by ft. {~. Ayor Oo** I..owell) 2Miami. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cridland, of in the forenoon and wilt remain epen At the Old Reliable Stand Alao manufaOt~Lrer~ of Wiekware, attended the services a~ several amounts. Carried. until 5 o'clock in the afternoon of SARSAPARILLA. Moved by Campbell, seconded by PILLS. " the F. M. church Sunday evening. said day of election. Clarke, that the clerk be instructed to Mesdames James and Gten MeQueen Dated this 28th day of February, A. call a village caucus for Friday even- each entertained a company of their Do 1907. }I. F. LENZNER, J. A. Keep the bowels open with one of ing, Mar. 1. Carried. ENSHLEI Ayer's Pills a~ bedtime, lust one. friends at, a quilting last week. Clerk of Said Village. Moved by Campbell, seconded by Mrs. Lord was called to De~roit last Heller, that the president appoint a week owing to the serious illness of committee of two to settle with the g~++++++~I~t-+++++-l~+++~-~.+++++ One hundred her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Smith. village treasurer. Carried. Mr. and Mrs. geo. McKee and fam- The president appointed Trustees ily expect to go to Bay City ~l~is week Campbell and Heller. Moved by s xty=f ve t~ visi~ their daughter, Mrs. Gee. Clarke, seconded by Caldwetl, that $ Caister. the appointment be confirmed. Ca> IR i HDAY PRES~NTS + The many friends of Mrs. Henry ried. Different Wickware, of Cuss City, are pleased Moved by Clarke, seconded bv Hel- ÷ ~wedding gifts arti- i~ to lmar that she is recovering from ler, that the president appoint a ;~. des for personal wear or ÷E her recent, accident. board of election inspectors. Carried. Kinds of household adornment--all + The Free Methodists have been The president appointed H. L. Mc- holding a series of revival meetings in Dermott, N. Bigelow and B. F. i may be found in our corn- ! the church for the past two weeks and Benkelman as members of the board. plete line of Jeweiry which Picture Moved by Campbell, seconded by 9el- also cottage prayer meetings every we desire to show you. afternoon and expect to continue for let, that the appointment be confirm- Mouldings a short time. ed. Carried. On motion of Caldwell, seconded by Bow to Remain You.~. Heller, council adjourned. To continue young in health and H. F. Lenzner, Village Clerk. Repair Work [ ne and see them. strength, do as Mrs N. F. Rowan. Mc- *'i . given prompt and , careful Donough, Oa., did. She says: "Three Council Rooms, Cass City, Mich., bottles of Eloetric Bitters cured me of attention. Frames made chronic liver and stomach trouble, romp. March 4, 190"/. licated wiih such an unhealthy condition gegnlar meeting of the council of ~,he blood that my skin ~urned red as called to order by President Corkins. flannel, I am now practically 20 years The following trustees were pres- younger ~han before I took Electric Bit- J. fo endriek, ent: Campbell, Clarke, t/eller, and ters. I can now do all my work with ease and assist in my husband's store." Caldwell. i Jewele~e and O~tieian, Guaranteed at L. I. Wood & Co.. and The minutes of the previous meet- Cass Clt~. -I: t~yan's Drug Store. Price 50e. ing were read and approved. ~++++++++++++++++-M~++++~ Mr. and M rs. J. 0. Epplett returned thing wouldn't5 work another minute LOCAL ITEMS...... Oame~. home last Thursday from Brookfield ~and thereby hangs a tale. A part Almost every one of England's pop- Register to*morrow. township, where they had spent a of the engine was packed off to Lans- alar games has at one time or another Village election on Monday. week at the liome of the latter's par. ing Friday morning for repairs and ~een made Illegal: Scotland is the eats. the type and papers were taken to Some of golf, yet in 1457 the Scottish Mrs. Alfred Rushlo left Monday Kingstun and through tam neighbor- parliament passed an act entailing se- morning for Detroit. The ladies of the Baptist Church N will serve supper at the home of Mrs. tiness of the "News" forte the re- vere peualties on any one caught play- Inventory arg:ai,s Frank Stritller spent the first of the Ing the game. Wm. McKenzie, Wednesday, March mainder of ti~e edition, which had N week with friends in Detroit. Edward III., Henry IV. and Henry 13th. All are cordially invited to at, been partly run off was finished. As We are now through with our inventory VIII. all strongly objected to football, Bruce Wheeler of Detroit, visited tend. a result the Chronicle was late, some N and wish to announce that we have many md Queen Elizabeth made it an of- friends here several days this week. In spite of the stormy weather of them not leaving the Cass City fense punishable by Imprisonment to N great bargains in .... Boy Colwell spent part of last week Tuesday ffvening, quite a number were postoflice until Saturday morning. ~lay football There is a record of six- witl~ friends in Detroit and Pontiac. present at t,he opera lmuse to l~ear the ~.een people being imprisoned at once N WEIGH AND_TARE. STATION. Men's and oys' Gloves, Mittens, W. W. Bender left Wednesday on a lecture or .Judge Ellison, whici~ was gee breaking ti£s law. Football is still under a bau in some business trip to Saginaw and geese. enj(~yed by all. The Care Plan~ of the Michigan N Mufflers, Underwear; Duck parts of tl~e world. Two of tim Swiss Ed. Hennesey lef~ Monday morning Sugar Company will, during the com- Mrs. C. H, Travis entertained a cantons refuse to allow it, and in Tur- N coa s, Rubbers, Boots fur Detroit where he wilt. be employ- company of little folks, members of ing summer, build at Cass City a key it is absoh|tely illegal, and those ed. / her class in the Baptist Sunday school, weigh and tare station f.r the con- who dare to [)lay it are punislled. N and Shoes. C. ,W. IIulburt of Leonard spent last Saturday afternoon. The little venience of the sugar beet growers in Among oddities of laws about ~ames Sunday with friends and relatives in folks had a jolly time. this vicinity. A new side track will must be mentioned a French decree of N Our stock of dry goods and notions will be com- town. State Veterinary Morris was at La- also be built by the company for the the thirteenth century. By the king's plete in a short time and wish to say that we now exclusive use of the farmers while the command the gallants of tile court N Jas. Wallace has rented tlae W.J. peer and Flint recently on official have a full stock of the ~L&~I{ G&T ]NO~I~it~ beet crop is being delivered which were forbidden to play tennis "in Campbell farm, one mile north of business. At the former city he ex- their shirts," Whether his majesty of also futt stock of STIDLE and ~" will greatly faeilitat~ the work of N @ROGER|E$ town. amined a herd nf tattle and found 20 France insisted upon coats only or affected with tubercolosis. hauling and disposing of the beets. G~NNED G~D$. Mrs. N. Kerr, of Kingston, was the whether the unfortunate players were N The managemen~ of the Care Plant guest of friends in town tim first of E. Parsell, postoflice inspector of the doomed to practice in complete suits We dehver goods to any part of town. @ is anxious to give the Cass City beet the week. Chicago division, was in town Monday 9f armor does not appear.--London N growers.every advantage and eonven on official business. As usual he found Graphic. H. P. Lee is moving this week into tenet possible in the growing and de- N the local postofllce in lirst class order. his recently acquired property on ll vering of their crop, and It,rough the Ag'rtcult~re gn Africa. Mr. Parsell's home is in Flint. Church street. representations of their local agent, Excepting perhaps some Mg~tayan H. T. Elliott has disposed of his tribes the African negroes are said to Bender Bros. e Mr. Fitzstephens, father of Mrs. L. Alex A. McKenzie, the above im- be the finest a~rieulturists of all the Carolan, with whom he resides, is in house and lot on the corner of Pine provements Were secured for the Cass ~ 'Phone 12 Successors to Laing & Janes.~ ~ and Leach streets to Isaac Aver, who natural races. The Bongos are said to very poor l~ealtlL C~ty growers. have a greater variety of garden plants is taking possession this week. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bullock of Shab- The sugar factoay at Care is thor- around their huts than are found in the Elliott and family are moving into bona were the guests of relatives in oughly up-to-date in every respect fields and gardens of a Germau vil- the T. H. Ahr residenoe on Server ~own on M~mday. and the largest concern of the kind in lage. Irrigation is practiced. The An- street. Michigan and it is lmped that the Bolas. in the Kougo distrieit, have prac- Mrs. W. Fallis has ggne to Care to Mrs. A. J. McAlpine returned Tues- farmers in this vicinit,y will show tical irrigation. Tile Waehan~u show visit at the home of her parents, Mr. wonderful skill in irrigating their ter- day from Edmonton, Alia., and is their appreciation of the good things and Mrs. Franklin. raced hillsides by tunnels of water di- visiting her hrotimrs, the Messrs. being offered them by growing a larg- Mrs. J. D. Crosby has returned verted from the main stream. "They Aver. She expects to return to Ed- er acreage fur tl~e Care Plant than have a clear mode of irrigating equally Parag@, home from a visit with friends and monton in a few weeks and will make ever before. a gtven surface. As the little canals relatives in Bad Axe. her home in that city, Mr. MeAlpine af water are ahvays elevated above the I~oy Allen left Thmsday morning being engaged in bustness there. cultivated plants; they wilt tap tllem for Middletown, Conn., where he has Cass City Draf~ Horse Association THUMB NOTE&. at a convenien~ spot above the beds to be watered and then turn the stream yOU[ secured employment. held their annual meeting Saturday About 25 rural carriers of Huron and elected the following officers for into a rough conduit made of the hol- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kilt, of Care, County met at the Court House, f'ri- low stems of bananas rut in half. the the ensuing year: President, Levi De- were the guests of friends in town last day, February 22, for the purpose of end of each stem overlapping the next. Wednesday and Thursday. Long; secretary and treasurer, Alfred organizing an association to be known Then as the water enters the last joint Randall; directors, J. A. Hurley, H. Miss Stella Cornell, of Elkton, was as R. L. C. A. of Huron county. A it is freely In'ned right and left. dis- H. Kinnaird, J. D. Tuckey, W. A. ~he guest of the Misses Sophia and comrriittee of tire was appointed to tributing the vivifying stream In all i Fhis machine is the only Foe and Henry Krug. dlrecttons."~Southern Workman. Edna Maizes over Sunday. obtain from ~he national association one on the market that is Mr. and Mrs, John Zinnecker receiv- Miss Helen Hunter spen~ Saturday the necessary paper to complete the i buitt like a steam laundry ed a telegram Wednesday ,morning Too Cold For Overcomes. and Sunday with Miss Hazel Camp- organization and also to formulate by "You do not find any one wearing washer and we claim that it announcing the death of the former's bell at her home in Ellington. laws for the government of the county overcoats in Alaska. even, ia the win- will turn easier, wash dean- aunt, Mrs. Gee. Becket at Lake Odessa. association. The temporary officers tee." said a man from that territory. Miss Eliza Battle returned from De- She has been ill for the past two years. er and with less water than any other stvle and that it will ,roll las~ Thursday and expects to elected were: President Jay Burgess, "The principal thing to be careful Mr. and Mrs. Ztnneeker left on Thurs. about is keeping" the tread, hands anti *~. not tear off buttons or wear your• clothes (n any- way. Why.~ make Cass City her home again. Bad Axe; Sec. Mable Boss, Bad Axe; day morning to attend the funeral Committee, Thos. Ahearn, Port Aus- feet warm. In that part of A/asks Dr. D. P. Deming announced the which takes place to-day. where I have been the only land trans- cB1;~h:: e atyd11 {~ai?e frioC:d°onu°l~/iether the machine or the tin; Robt. Hogan, Ubly, George Kent, " , ~ ~, " s rhea we will with vour i: arrival of a fine Laby boy at the home Dr. O. C. Russ left Monday morning portation is by dog sleds, and to f0f Kinde and the temporary ollicers. low them one has to drop into a dog- permission put, one m your home for .~0 day..-s If at the end <~ of Mr. and N:rs. John Dllman on Tues- for Fowler, from which plate he will day. Every one of the carriers present ap- trot beside the sled. An ordinary sut~ accompany a young man to a Grand i of that time vou don't think the machine suits you in every peared to be as happy as a boy witl~ Is plenty thick enough to keep you ' wav_ we will cheerfuty take it back. C. E. Fritz is moving into the Rapids hospital where the latter will his first, boots. The good prospects of warm. and an overcoat is dangerous lu Samuel Leepla residence on the cmn- undergo an operation this week. Mr. that temperature. Trotting alongside. a deserved raise in salary to $900 a year Call and see it and look at the list of satisfied c tls~omers • er of Third and Sherman streets this Russ expects to be absent nearly atl might have had something to do with a sled wearing an overcoat would who have taken advantage of our offer and are well pleased week. the week and may spend a few days in it~.~Bad Axe Tribune. make you perspire, and the bitter cold Rev. H. H. Andrews of Deckerville his former home in Lake Odessa. would freeze the perspiration. The with their investment. An attempt was made Wednesday men there wear a fur cap that covers wtll occupy the pulpit at the Baptis~5 Prosecuting attorney Brooker left night to wrecks fast Michigan Central "every part of the head and face except church on Sunday, both morning and Mondi~y morning for Port Huron to railroad express which passes Vassar the eyes. and there is only a little peep- evening. attend the hearing of tdm Gibson at a mile a minute, by placing a rail hole for them. Wool lined mitts are Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zinneeker are drain injunction ease, County Drain seven feet long across the track at worn on the hands and moccaslns with, moving ~nto their residence on south Commissioner Weggle of Bay county Crampton'scrossing: The obstruction woolen stockings on the feet."--Baltl- more Sun. Server street, recently purchased of having asked at, the session of the cir- was dragged 500 leer, and was found cuit court at Care last week for a A. H. Ale. between the rails. This is the second 'l['leagedy of ~ Wooden Leg. Miss Hunt, Mrs. Grant McConnell change of venue to St. Clair county attempt within two weeks to wreck A mall who travels on a wooden leg and daughter, Laura, spent Saturday whicl~ was granted. ~his train. says: "AboUt the worst accident we and Sunday of last week with Bad A collection amounting to $4.00 ~was ever heard of befalling a wooden leg- ged man Is the time one such unfor- Axe friends. taken in the Evangelical Sunday New ~ho~ ~ho|~. tunate was going honeafter being to Miss Alice Ross is having a vacation school last Sunday for the Chinese Tuesday, Feb.~26, i will open a shoe famine fund. To this amount, $10.00 a late ~upper. along about 3 o'clock this week owing to the fact that the repair shop in Crosby & Son's base- in the morning, when l~ls peg~leg went was added by tim ¥. P. A. and $I.00 furnace is undergoing repairs at the meat. Tl~trty-two years' experience through an auger hole inethe grub Bird ScD~olhouse. by tim Junior Y. P.A. Ten dollars on the bench. Clmrges very reason- plank sidewalk, and he kept circling having been contributed some time :iThe Cass City Roller/ li|ls Miss Alma Stein, who has been tim able for No. 1 work. about thaf hole all night thinking he ago, tile amount sent by members of guest of gev. and Mrs. W. Bergey, for 2-22-4 Peter P. Webber, Prop. was going home. The editor of this tim Ew~hgehcal society here totals paper wants it distinctly understood several weeks, returned to her home (triad Buckwheat every day. good strong harness rented. Might take a smaller farm one cheese ball the size of a marble Cer traI Mea¢ ?darNe , h-~,¢ about the face and head. The horses ~ that wit1 stand plenty i ran about a mile and a t~alf east, stop. near Cass City in part pay. This is a and a buttonhole bouquet at eaeh line property. See Laing & Janesor plate.~gmporta (Ken.) Gazette. ~7' ED. 5CHwADERER, Prop. -- of wear and tear ping of their own accord upon react> ling Mr. Yader's farm. wnse E. C. P~@plegon. Birmingi~am. and present an attractive 1L-Yq0 (m Monday evenin~ the members of The longest distance ever compassed appearance; In our tint of Ectm Chapter, O. E. ~., ~ave a ban- NOT~(~E TO BEAN ~eowE~as. by hmmm vision ts tS3 miles, being quet at, their l~al] iu honor nf the harness we can ptease you in lain ready ~o makeconbracts wi~h tl~e distance between the Uncompah£t'e members or the caste in "Mismated," bean ~rowers any day arid will be at park, in Colorado. and Mount Ellen, in all these (~uatities and the play gi yen under the auspices el' tim the ollice of ~he ~ioux City Seed and Utah. This feat was accomplished by price is always the right one. above mentinned order last De(tcm- NursyCo. every Sa~u:'day for tha~ pur- the surveyors of the United States ber. All those who assisted in tlm pose. D. Law. 2-22-4 coast an4 geodetic survey, win were A fine d~splay Of all kinds and piny were present, with tl~e excepti(m engaged, in -conjunction with repre- sentatives of other nations, in making you are cordially invited to of two, Miss Edna McNall, of Colum- gT~:5~-~Eighty acres will, in onedmlf a new measurement of the ea~'th. VVe have a very fine line of Silverware, biavitle, and B. M. Oartield, of Burg @ @ call and see them. mile of liveIyli~bJe >own and one- [alo, N Y., the manager of tim play. Cheerf~h~es..4. ~ Cut Olass and such goods that will make ~'~ quarter mite of soho~l: tilter acres @ @ A {ine "spread" was served at, an early The cheerful man's thought scull}- Also Blankets, |~obes green timber, hal;met all improvcrl; ~# very beautiful and useful Wedding Pre= ~ houris tlm evening and the remaind- brick h~mse, two barns at~d outside lures Ifls faee into one of klndliness, er of tim evening was delightfully stnne teller; well fenced a~d Jn good touctles his maturer with grate and his and Fur Coats. .~ sellts. @ whiled away w~th games arid music. business life with friendliness toward 6@ @ state of cultiw~thm; wnrth $4;000; $3,- humanity.~-aaeksboro (TexJ Gazette. @ @ The members ~)t' the caste were more 500 takes it0 if sold a~ once. A. A. @ than repaid for their hard work in McKenzie. -2-1- ~oth Are There. i T. L. TI[BBAL&o making the play a success. Teacher ~ is there any connee~ing TNE JEt'gLEN. Jo/ . Last Thursday afternoon the ~aso- Our new lineof samples contain llnk between tim animal and the veg- . @ line engine at ~i~e Ci~ronicle office many novelties for winter suits Call etable kingdom? Bright Pupil~¥es( Cass C~ty, /VIich. "bus~.ed" and notwitl~standing plenty a~,d see them. W. II. l~uhl, the nmm: there's hash.~PhHadelpi~ia ln- ~luirer. (,f coaxing and urging tim blamed bailer. 10-12- 1 Try a waist adv. the ChroaicBe. CASS C|T¥ MARKETS+ Peter Lawson and Miss Leach of Miss Mabel Shaw, who has been em- aWAY wlTH HiT+(~HING+POSTS. Oa~s Pity, Mich., Mar. 7. 1907. Cass City spent Sunday with friends ployed in Marie(re for the past six LINER COLUMN ::.... -+. .... -' Wheat. No+ I white ...... ; .... 69 Why They Should Be Abolished a~d in tl~is vicinity. months has returned home for a holi- Wheat, No. 2 red ...... 69 Sheds Provided In Their Place. Miss Josephine HerdeIl ltas tel urned day, on Tuesday. Advertlsomer,~~"~si+,sertedundert|,isI~e;,dlngWe make Real ; Rye No.2 ...... tl4 at a rate of one-iutlf cent at word for each in- Clarke M. Drake of Prattsburg, N. White oats No. 3 ...... 4o tu Port Huron after a few weeks' visa Win. Hook, Win. Simons and Win. sertion; minimum charge, 10 cents. Choice Handpicked Beans ...... I 10 Y., who wants the village hitching post it at her parental home here. Freeman. wile have been employed at BIG MONEY-In mushroom growing. Send 10e Estate Loans abolished, writes as follows to ~he Alsike ...... 6 00 7 O0 for full particulars and plans. No fraud June ...... 7 00 7 50 The funeral of Mr+ Nichols ,,f Shab+ East Jordan for the past 8 months, re- Farm Journal: Address lock box 584. Vassar, Micli+ 3-8-] ~ + + on the most favorable term~and Barley, per ...... 80 90 bona was held in the R+ C. church nn turned home Friday. ew~ FARM for ren~. Enquire of E. It+ Pinney+ " ~ with the least possible delay. To many a horse the hitching post Peas ...... 70 Wednesday. Rev: Cnnus officiated. TOUl McPherson, who recently went 1-~s-tf ~ )~Tni~ ~ Low interes~ rates, optional pay+ becomes a freezing post. It will have Oorn ...... 52 to Culif<,rnia, writes wages range FOR SALE--One secondh, ~ - ier -ments anti oilier features that ~, Hay ...... 9 00 12 I~0 Mrs. Gee. Stevel~s(,n and children. that to go as did the old time ~;htpping typewriter in good condition. O. K+ Janem mean much to (tie borrt;wer, a Potatoes ...... 20 Cassie and Warner, or Deckerville, from $4 50 to $5.00 per day and that post. :+i-m- If you wish to buy more land, Eggs per doz ...... 17 spent Sunday at. tile home of Win. lie proposes remaining a year at least. In the gales that often sweep through FOR SALE--ilouse and two lots, ~ood garden want to improve your proper~y Butter ...... 20 Mat t tie v+ s. the principal business streets of a vil- ground, small barn. Price ~f~i00 " E'~sy or renew the loan you are now ROLLEI{ MILLS+ terms. E+ 11 Pinney. 3-I-if + " carrying, corse in and consult us lage or town u blanket will not ordi- Cl]as, Bcooks of Kalamazo{) was 4 White Lily, per cwt ...... 2 20 ~GY'The Cass City Grain Co. is Pay- FARM PeR SALE--:8o acres, 2½ miles west of as to terms--it will pay you. "~ narily stay on a ltorse. If a sudden Seal of Minnesota. per cw.t ...... ~ called to his l/ome on iiccnunt of the Cass Oily+ O. E. McCue. 2-15-8" ing 40 cents for nets, ~4 cents for rye It is to our interest to pro- Economy per cwt ...... 1 75 illness ot his mo;i~er. Miss Ida rain comes up, the men and women and is selling Western corn for 52 ~O[¢ SALE~One 9-room iiouse and ~wo lots tect our customers and', being in Fanchon per cwt ...... 2 40 seek shelter, but the horses have to Brooks, who has been visiting at .with aged barn and chicken park. O+ K. touch with local conditions Graham flour per ew~ ...... 2 00 cents. Bring in your oats and rye, Janes+ 2-15= pontiac, returned with lfim+ places us in the best possible soak. The horses are fastened to a Granulated meal. per twin ...... 2 0+ and ~et corn. 1-8-4 FOR 8ALE--15 acres just out of Cass (Jity to position to take goodcare of you. +÷ post, and no one could blame them for Peed per ewt ...... t 25 The infant childof Jacob Freibur+ tile north, witit or witllout good 7+room per cwt ...... : ...... I 25 breaking away and finding a place Meal get, who has been ill the pas~ week, Tire Stale ~rea~l of tI-lungary+ house. Or will sell in 5+acre parcels. O. Ks' Bran per ew~ ...... i 15 Janes+ 2-15- which their faithful service has pur- Hungary do not fresh died on Friday, The funeral was held In they eat THE~ : i Middltngs per Cwt ...... 1 20 FOR SALE--Onu >room house and lot in EXCHANGE BANK Chased. Many of them are driven hard Oil Meat per cwt ...... ~ O0 on Sunday at Freiburgei. and inter- bread. Whether it is because the ~lmno Gass Oily. O+ K+ Jane& 2+15- - [. R. P|~[¥ a SON, Bankees. to and from the village and severely Salt, per bbl ...... 75 85 men( made in tim +g. C. cemetery. garlans believe in hygiene more than their American or European brot;;er~ FOR SALE--80 acres 5 miles from Cass City. :suffer at the post °from the effects of Wnl take house and lot in Cass Uity as and sisters not has never been told wind and storm. ~++++-M-I-++++++++++++q-P++÷ Saved tier Son's Life. or part Payment. O.K. Janes+ £-15- ~.-I"M-+~-I~+++++++.M..~ but the Magyar is partial to slab In return for slackness in not provid~ FOR SALE--West 44 ft. of lot 2 Block 1 Cass The happiest mother in the little town bread, and the staler the better. His Oity, an4 buildings. Prope'rty kno~'n ~s lng sheds for the horses the vlllage of Ava, Me.+ is Mrs. S. guppee. ~:heS '+rozskenyer." or ordinary black br~md. the Frost & ttebblewt~ite store and building writes: year ago my son was formerly occupied by q:yo' sbarber shop. Al- people have to endure a stable odor on "One down as it is eaten by the very large nla+ with such serious lung trouble that our so west quarter of Lots t and 2, Block :L Pin+ MILK -their streets whenever the weather is ney's addition to Cass City, and barn 34x30 ~*4M~V+++-~F+ +++++++++++++++++ physician was unable to help him; when, levity of the Magyar populatiou, is right for it. These odors drift into the Also rdsidence, barn and two lots oneorner by our druggist's advice 1 began giving carefully laid away on a shelf and du~ of Oak and Pine Streets, in good condition. stores, and when the droppings are him Dr. King's New Discovery, and l out for consumption montils and Enquire of w, I. Frost+ Armada, Mich.. or t. UBLY. JU+ Auten, CaSs City, 2-8+4 + dry and fine the winds blow the parti- soon noticed Improvement. I kept Lhis months after it has come ou~ of the DELIVERED cles in also. Mrs+ Win. Brown is in De~roit at greatmeat up a few weeks when he was great ovens+ if the huge loaf, weigh° FOR SALE--The building in Cass Uity known as ti~e egg houses on rail road. Will ex+ Some villages provide well bull( presenm perfectly well He has worked s~eadily lug something lille five poundg and for change for good i~ouse and lot in Cass Oily Morning or evening to any ;sheds with feed mangers, where horses ever s,nce at carpenter work Dr. Kin~ s whieh the Hungarian pays G or 7 O+ K. ,Dines 2-15 .... " Miss Ins+ Milts, is visiting Lenox New Discovery saved his life.'+ (luar- may not only elfJoy freedom from wind kreutzer, equivalent to about 3 or 4 friends this week. ~° agreed best cou~h and cold cure by L I. FOR SALE on easy terms or we will exchange part of town. Leave =and rain, but also have the protection cents in American money, has careful+ for village property the following pieces +of their blankets and the pleasure of Wood & Co.. and Ryan's Drug Store, 50c of land. t,o wit: Southwest ~ of northwes~ W. T. Brown is in Cincinnati, O., and $1 Off Trial bo~Llo fre~. ly been hidden away for two years, it tt of Section 2, Notes(a, 40 acres for 8600. orders at H. L, HUNT'S eating a blte before returning home. on business this week. is considered all the better. The Huu- Northeast ~ of southwest ~¢ and northwest ~f If goods are purchased, they may be of southeast ~, Section t', Novesta. 80 acres Gee. Beelman has departed for the garish never thinks of ~here the for $800. Northeast ~g of southeast ~t, Sec- grocery or with the un- placed in the vehicle and be kept as UgBAN. bread is to eome from tomorrow. He tion ~, Notes(a, 40 acres for $500. 8outheast dry as when they came from the store western part of the state where he ~i of northwest ~+ Section 1, Novesta, 4o dersigned. Chgs. Blashill went to Merle(re on thinks of where it is to come from acres, $t00+ Northwest ~4 of southwest 1-4 till the owner is ready to go home. It has secured employment on the P+ M. TuesdaY. next year, for he has at least a year's Section 3, Notes(a, 40 ~[eres, $1,500+ Sou~h ,! is very unpleasant to think of riding again. Mrs. Beelman will join him supf)ly on: the shelves. The Huuga+ west 1-4 of southeast I-4. Section 3i+ Elkland, The Wards are all recovering from 40 acres $1,200. West 1/++ of southeast 1-~ and home sitting on a wet cushion and un+ there the latter part of the week. riau bakes her bread 3(;5 days ahead of southwest 1+4 of northeast 1-4, Section 3G Geo. Freeman. der wet blankets. the measles. Grcenleaf, 120acres for $1,300. Atgo a span of BEAULEY. tlme. Her Weduesday baking is for general purpose mares for sale on time+ Phone No. 87+3r. Public sheds are not more or less Chas. Tank and family left Monday tim Wednesday eta year to come; her Brooker & Corkins+ 1-25-8 than guest barns where horses are to March +is coming in like a lion and for Colorado. Timrsday baking for the Thursday of GOOD 12 foot extension table for sale. M.L. stun4 in comfort and safety while the will go ou~ like a lamb. a year to eonle. Moore. 2-22-3 Prayer mee[ingat the home or A. owners are making purchases. Busi- (]has. McDonald, of Canboro, visit- ness meu who have not enterprise Camp Tuesday. GOOD driving horse for sale cheap, Also a 011. A ORE ed Beauley church Sunday evening. To Cut the N|ght In Two+ light brass mounted double harness. enough to provide a place for custom- Mr. Spencer of Wheattand preached Professor Vietor l{allopeau, member 1-11- A, D. Mead. Miss Annie Bonnet, of Travis City, ers' horses do not deserve patronage. here Sunday night. of the Paris Academy of Medicine. Good 80 acre farm with good buildings, small B, $PIREY I know a village of 1,200 population, is visiting in Beauley at D. Mc- says: orchard, and good well, five miles from Henry Diem of Custer spent Sun- Cass City, for sale or will exchange for prop- live Business town, which ires not a Donald's. The true secret of long eontinued. erty in Cass .Oity. Inquire at Chronicle or Formerly of 0etrait+ free public hitching shed, and since day with Ira Camp. address Lock Drawer 3, Cass Oily; 1-11- Mr. and Mrs. Libkumann, of Can- vahlable brain work is to cut the nlght May 1, 1906, It has been a license In two. The seholar, the inventor, the Proprietor of hero, is visiting their daughter, Mrs. Ti~e Crusaders are still here and HORSE for sale chean+ J. D+ Turkey, R. F. ~own. What will many a falthful financier, the literary creator, should be D. l, Cass City, 3-8-4* F. Mellendorf. drawing large erowds. beast have to endure these winter asleep every night by 10 o'clock, to Miss Mina Bradley is spending the LOST--Two $1 bills at gris~ mill, Auten's FLEE[} CITY days and nights hitched In the open Special meetings conducted by Rev. wake again at. say, 2 In the morning. bank or Agar's 10-cent barn. Mar, 4. Find- week with Mrs. A. Blashill+ er please leave ut Chronicle office. 3-8-1" streets, with its driver filling hlmself Hubbard have closed after three Three hours' work, from 2 to 5, in the with whisky, insurlng a merciless drive weeks of faithful service. Twelve Mr. and Mrs. Watson of Custer are absolute tranqulllity of the silent hours MILCH COW for sale. F++Lenzner. 3-8- homeward and perhaps an empty man+ joined the M. E. church as the result. visiting their daughter, Mrs. James should mean the revealing of new pew+ MONEY to loan on improved farms a~ ~ per THE OLO REUASLE ger? Berden. ers, new possibilities, a wealth of ideas cent.. E.B. Landon. 3-8-if Millingt~n McDonald went to Elk- SPECIALIST undreamed of under the prevailing sys- Stack O~ hay for sale. Jas+ MacArthur. 3-l-a* NAME PLATES FOR TOWNS. ton to ship eggs to Simons Bros,, of H.T. Brown has bought a house tem. and lot in Cass City and expects to StlORTRORNS--Three young bulls and a Saginaw, on Tuesday: He is not From 5 to 8 or 8:30 sleep again. Take number of females for sale. O+ C+ Wood+ DO YOU WANT FREE CON- An Idea From Abroad Which Might twelve years old yet. But ghe Beauley move there in the near future. ing up then the day's work. the brain ½ mile west of Cass City. 2-22-tf SULTATION AND COR- Prove Valuabl~ Here. store is so rushed they have to engage The following item ig taken from a will be still saturated with the mental TWO SETS of heavy bobsleighs, in good or- RECT OPINION OF Automobllists who have done any a new drayman. Port Huron newspaper: "J. B. Havi- fruits of the midnight vigil; there wIU der; for sale. W+ A; Seeger. 2-15-if YOUR CASE. .amount of touring:, either in the Unit6°4 be no effort In putting into practice Little Helen Parr is in Class No. 9 land, who has been conducting one of WANTED--A I girI.LP for ~eneral housew.;rk. ,States or abroad, have frequently worn or carrying further what was planned Enquire of Lee. 3-8-2 ~ If you are poor your treatment in ~unday school also Laverne Field s. the most attractive confectionery tiered why some method of designating or begun those few hours before. WANTED--10 men ia each state to travel, is free. If you are discouraged They are no~ three years old. They steres in thecity, in the Jenks block (owns and eitles has never been adopt- The habit may be hard to acquire, distribute samples of our goods and tack and we can cure you, we will wait are no~ too young to go to Sunday on Huron avenue, has incorporated signs. Salary ~5A0 per month; aS.00 per da~ ed by municipal authm'ities, says the but meehanieal means of waking at for ext)enses. Saunders Co,, D6partmeut t, for our pay until you are well school. They have been coming to his business and added t~ the alreafly first will induce the predispositlon.~ 46 Jackson Boulevard, Cifloago+ Else 1-1i-13 New Ym'k Post. Some few months Come and see us; this is you( ago the sug~,estiono" was advanced in church ever since they were three large re~ail trade, a first class whole- New York World, YOU READ the liners--so do hundreds of last chance. ~he United States that perhaps the montl~s old. That is the kind of peo- sale department, the object of which others. -This fact alone makes our liner column the bargain counter of the Thumb. We live to do good, are hones~ postoffice department might be induced ple timre are in Beauley. We have a isto manufacture a bcx candy for fine +The lIlJlItal.y Death Sentence. People search tile liners for opportmlities~ .to put the names +of the on its ++YOU know how a soldier traitor Is and they find them, Try a Chronicle liner-- with all. Forty-five years' ex- towns large Sunday school, good superin- retail trade. The dew concern is cap. postoflice buildings In various places, put to death." said the eolonel. "The only ½ cent, a word. perience free. This trip and today tendent, faithful teachers, punctual italized at $15,090, and will be known but so far as is known nothing has traitor stands blindfolded, and half a as J. B. Haviland Company. The: only. ,ever been done in this direction. pupits, aad a hearty welcome to all. dozen privates shoot at him simub otl~cers are: J. B. Haviland, president The above ~s th~ pleture of the only Dr. A+ Virith characteristic British thorough+ tanegusly+ But perhaps you don't Oed~ of H~aPtn~, Spinney in tills His history is ~0tice to our t;ustomers. and mxnager; M. B. Haviland, vice stnte+ aS~ hess, the English Automobile associa- know that each of those priwttes, State Of Micifigan, County of Tuscola, ss. follows: Fifteen years in private practice, tion has taken this matter up in the We are pleased to announce that Fol- president; LeRoy Pearson, secretary though he take the most careful aim. At+ a session of the probate cour~ for ~aid twelve of these in Ease Sagtnaw.'Mieh++ with cy's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds county held at tim probate office in tile gil- as large a practice a~ an>" physician then had+ tight little island, and it is the inten+ and treasurer. This will add another may afterward say without fear of lage of Care on the 16th day o[ February in Two years professor in Detroit Homeopathic tion of the officers .of~that organization and lung troubles is not affected by the tim year one thousand nine hundred and College and twenty-two years in Detroit+ ~a4 National Pure Food and Drug law as it manufacturing institution to Port eontradietiou that the traitor's blood seven, Presout John M+ Smith, ,Iudffe of Pro- charge of Alma Sanitarimn eighteen months; to fix name plates on the first and last contains no opiater or other harmful Huron and one that will be a credit to does not stain his hands. This is the bate+ In the matter of the estttl, e oF Stella Ypsllanti one year, and for the pas~ severn buildings in all towns and vili{~ges irene Davis+ deceased, Wiliiam B. Davis, years l~as owned a sanitarium at Reed City+ (]rugs, and we recommend iL as a eafe the city, as Havitand's candy now has reason: Two of the rifles for this ghast+ throughout the kingdom in order that the administrator of said estate, has flied in On December 13. 19o2. his sanitarium wa.a remedy for children and adults, L. I+ a wortt~y reputation throughout the ]y shooting are ahv,qys loaded with this court his final accoun~ as such adminN+ burned, loss fifteen thousand dollars: but ir~ motorists as well as other travelers Wood & Co. (rater and asks t, hal, a day -may be fixed for [orty+etght hours he had-Lsught another and eastern part of Michigan. In the Dlauk ear(ridges. Then they are shut+ examining aud allowing said iimD account is in good shape for business again. He will may learn the name of a town or vi|+ fled, and no one knows which the and for assigning the residue of said estnte move to Belding+ MielL+ nex~ spring, wher~ h¢~ lage as soon ns they come to it. It TOWN LINE. near future the new company will harmless ones are. The executioners lethe persons bntitled thereto. It, i,s ordered has a Sanitariun~ with sixty rooms nearby. that Monday tlle Ibti~ day of M:trct~ next at would seem that this ts an idea have an opening, when an invitation completed. Frank O'Rourke is home from the draw, and each is as like as not to 1(+ o~clock in tim forenoon at tile proi)ate There is a firm le Detroit calling themselves which might be considered by the varb will be ex~ended to the public to in- draw a harmless gun+ So when theY oftice be assigned for said hearing. And it is Spinney & Co. Their history° is this: woods. Anso~ ous state assoeiatlons of the American furthnrordered thata copy of this ordertye El, Spinney founded the same, but he has beor~ speetone of the linest confectionery shoot they can solace themselves .with published i~ the Cass City Chronicle, a news- dead some three tears, as au extract from the Automobile assoeiation+ Gee. Martin and family spent Men+ PaImr printed and clreutated in said e0unty, establishments in the state." LeRoy the thought that maybe they are only three successive weeks Iirevious to said (lay Evening News el: September 8th 1900. +wtR day at Cass City. prove+ The office has been run t)'y his heirs, Pearson, secretary and treasuren is a shooting a blank cartridge at the poor of hearing. JOHN 3I+ SSI1TIL Probate ~al. 2-2:'.-4 Judge of Probate. putting physicians in the same u-rot they could Model School Grounds. Mr. and Mrs. J. [3. Hic~:ey spent son or Hem Richard Pearson, ex+ blindfolded wreteh before them." hire until about a tear axe when t¢ergan & The school and Its grounds should Kennedy bought them ou~ and have been run~ Tuesday with their daughter near representative from Sanilac county, nlng the business since i am the only Dm be beautiful, models in every way, Care+ It[anm Breiiinann~ Philosophy. Spinney in the stat~o Have been here forty~ He was raised on a farm near Urban, five years, do not make a mistake an4 -,that the children and their parents I have found ~hat if we resolve to be so Nearty every farmer on the Town- Moore township, graduated from consult or write the wron~ firm if you wish to may wish their homes beautiful and vlgorous of body and mind, calm, col+ Stateof Michigan+ County of Tuscola, ss. see me. I am at the Sanitarium every Sunda~ sanitary, says the Los Angeles Times. Line is busy getting up wood at Dean's Business College, in Port, Hu- At a session of the probate cour~ ~or said except ona in a month. Will be at the plac~ lected, cheerful, etc., we can effect eounty held at the probate office in the viN The vines that cling to the briek walls present. ron, and now holds a responsible posi- an4 date below as follows: marvels, for it is eertainly h+ue that lageofCaroouthe 15th day of February in We are coming to your ~own on date and a~. of the school, replacing its staring red the year one thousand nine hundred and place mentioned and are willing give John and Harry Hickey spent Sun- tion with Percival & Co., which he after awhile the spirit or will does seven. Present, John M. Smith+ Judge oF to yo~ witl~ waving masses of fotiage, or our time and the benefit of our forty+f0u~ day with their brother, Frank, at will still retain along with his new haunt us unconsciously and marvel- Probate. In the matter of ,he estate of years" experience, free. those that adorn the porch are types Stella 31+ Davis. deceased. William B. D~vis+ Kingston. line of business. ~oy is a promisin~ ously+ I have, I belleve, half ehanged the administrat<~r of saides~ate has flied It matters not how long you have been slck. of what may be done to transform with this court his final account as such ads or what your ailment. GUy consultation an(So young man of twenty-two summers. my nature under this diseipline. I will advice Is free, and our opinions are air(aye the. the humble home of the mechanic or Anna Stevenson is home from De+ minis(rater and asks that a day may lie lixed His friends wish him the best of suc- eontinually to be free from folly, envy, for examining and allowing said final account result of careful examinations and a life lon~: the pretentious but unlovely mansion troll where she has been employed for irritability and vanity, to forgive and and for assignin,~ the residue of said estate to experience. The patient ia always told the, of a wealthy parent to a more beauti- cess. tim persons entitled ~hereto. it is ordered truth and upon Just what he can rely. To air some time. forget, and I have found, by willing ti~at Monday, tile ISth day of Marct~ next who are poor we give treatment absolutel~ ful exterior. Beauty has a market and often reeurring to it, that. while 10 o',qock m tim forenoon at ti~e Drobate free. only ehargin~ cost of medicine+ ODer~+ value tlnit is rising rapidly. A home Frank McCrackens children have office be assigned for Said imaring And it is tigris at hospital free. only charging exact eosto CUMBEg, R. F+ D+ 1. far from being exempt from fault, I of board while patient is recovering+ been quite sick, but are some better furttmr o dered tim( a copy of this order be with a well kept garden, neat lawn have eliminated a vast mass of it from published in tim Cass City Chronicle, a news~ Any person suffering from PILES or any- and thrifty sht:de or fruit trees is as- at this writing. Cimrlev Morris is on the sick list. pal)er primed and circulated in said county eurable disease we wtli wait for our pay unti| my mind+ It is certainly true, as Kimt three successive weeks previous to said d:@ cured, if ynu wnl secure us+ sessed for far more+ will sell for more. Mr. and Mrs. A+ Vance of Defer( Bridget McCormiek visited Lillian wrote to Hufeland. many diseases ean of ilearin~. ,1eli N 5[, SSl IT[Is Have you been sick for years and are yo~ than any adjoining weedy, unkempt Probate Set(l. 2-2:'+-4 Judge of Probate. discouraged? Come to us and we will cure were visitors at the home of Jesm ~obertson Sunday. be cured by resolving them away. He lot, even though the latter bears a you+ Our prices are tile lowest of any ehronie: Sole last Sunday. Hector Livingston imd a wood bee thought the gout could be+--Letters of disease specialists in the state~ Charges at htrge oe costly lmme. The city witll Charles Godfrey Leland. the sauitarium only actual cost. VVe treat eli Mr+ and Mrs. Thos. O Itourke are the first of tile week. Nlort~age Fore'(:llosure ~al~. forms of chronic diseases but ~peelal attention beautiful tmmes attraets population, is give11 to the tr~,atrnent of tile foliowing business and prosperity. The cttizeu getting better. Tim nurse returned William Kittendorf made a trip to Notice is ilere0y given that ~ mortgage long standing diseases+ vlz+: Nasal Catarrh. with a home that he is tasking more t,~ hel home in Cass City last Satur- Ubly the first of ti~e week. dated the 13bh day of August+ t90~+ wus ~xc.+ PoXYDUS. ~ueons ami TeAicula~+ Disease~ o~ StaLe of Mieid~';uU County of Tuscola, ss cutetlliyFrank tienryand Grace A+ t{enry+ the Throat, Porelfzn Growths in the Larynx, beautiful ires therein a testimonit~l to day+ Bridget McCormick was a caller at Al u session <{f t) e Prol/{te Court for said iris wife. to Alfred C. Bader and Euventa Laryagitis, Bronchitis+ Bronchial Consump+ his wo~h to any employer as well as Oounly+ hehi ;it the Probate office in th¢~ Vii+ Hader, a;nd recorded irt the J{e~ister of Deeds' *iota Spitth+g of Blood, Loss of Voice, Era, Cass City the last of last week. luveofCaro on2~i.ll day of February in the office in q?useola county,, and state of 3~ich- farted To~%,s+++ InMpient~ Conshmption, Asthma, to hi:~ f~mily and iris fellow citizens. ]here!s +ore Catarrhiu tllisseotionofth~ year cue l}lottsabd llnlo hundred and severL igan, il~ Libertiaof 5h>rtxa~s, on page 405 Diseases of th,.~ Heart, General Debility+ Dis- The school garden that sends children x~ou~)i,ry than all odmr diseases put together, Jud VanAIlan test a valuable l~orse Present+ dohn M+ Smiti~ Ju(tge of Probate+ on ii> ~ tSLh~g + d ~I y el +Au;:ust, 130l+{ " eases Peculiar t, V¢+++men, Neura!gla and at[ and unlit tam last few years was supposed Lo tn the Matterof the Estate of +tames-ll. |)avis That detent(has been ms, de in the eondi+ forms of Nervous Diseases, Diseases of th~ home to ask e their parents to start oe incurable. For ++ great many years doc- Saturday by slipping on ti~e ice+ deceased Onteadin~+at~d iilint~ thel)etitiouo tloI~s of s:tid mortgage and iu tim payment of Y2idneys and Ylladd+er. Strictures+ Constipation, ilome ~ardenso even if timse must be tors pronomJeed it a local disease and pre+ duly verified, of Wiliiala l{+ ]Davis prayin~ iute.'est due thereou, wherei)y the whole sum Piles+ Fh::mre. Fistula, I'rritable and Indolen~ scribed h)cal remedies, and by onstantly A night cap 8ocial was held at the secured by said mort]age :has beco:~lle dtle ]+!cer(a,+~!ip Dl::cas~% Scrofula, Blood and Skin only in boxes, is doing its community tim a(lminsitration el, said estate may 1++tim~g to cure with lvcat tre!~tn/ent+ pro+ Proctor school house Friday night+ be ~r;~nted to ifimself or some other suitabte and is l~e~reby declared to be dug according D~ea~es, ~urgical Dis>a::~es of all forms, th~ good service. nouneed it in:ntrabh). .~{:imlee has proven persou, I+ iS ordered timt Tuesday l, tm.~Sth Lo tilt) tel+ms of said nlortgagge+ ami there is F~y+, +-+>a r . Face a+,+a~. r-,...... enid Organs, including catarrti tO [)e aL const/tutiona, l disease and John Simpkins and Lnrn Hewitt dayof M+Irei+ nextat 10 o'clock ins{din fore- claimed be be due on said mortgage at the Deforrnities~ Cbab ~ee0 Crosaogyes+ Tumors+ tlmrefore requires constitutlonal treatment+ no[in at tim Probate oftice tie assigned for said date of this novice the sum of four hundred Hare Lip< etc.; also Jauu,lice, Dyspepsia° Makin~ a Lawn. 1tail's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by 1% J. were callers at Ed+ t~ichardson's Sun- hearb~, Audit is further Ordtred, that ;+ sixty-two dollars and ninety:four cents D~arrhea+ and ~Ii forms of Liver, Stomach and Chtney & C+,+, Toledo+ Oi~io. is the only con- copy of this order be publisi~ed in thn Cass ($I++2++3+)+ That under the power of sale ii:i Four things are required to make a stitutional cure ot~ the market. It is taken day. said mortgage contained, said Diorg,rau,o win D~wel Diseases. - Ci@Chroni(tea newspaper priuttd and cir- be foreclosed by it sale of tile m~)r~}a.ged ' ~ ~ Ferfect~d in old good lawn--time, soil, elilnate and in+ i+,ternatiy in doses from 10 drops to a te;~- culated ill said County+ three successive wetks sponfui+ it acts directly on the blood and Mr. and Mrs. Mathew~ anci family, premises, at°public ++++endue to the ifl~iuNt t~eHla[~ka[}'e GU~+~÷D ea++'s ~:blch hav¢ previot*s to said day of in}arin~, bidder on Monday, the +~dth day of May, been neglected or t;uski!lfuiIy treoted+ No ex- teiligeut tabor+ says tile Garden Meg+ mucous surfaces of the sysLem, They o]l°er J()IIN 5i+ sMIq'H+ Charley Tanner, St, antev Jackson and I9.7, at ten o'clOCk in the forenoon, at the poriv~ents or faiiur% P;~rt!es t~eated by real| nzine+ tn England they tiave a sayiug one i~mdre(l dolbtrs for auy case it fails to Probale Seal ;{-I-4 Judge of Probate. e.ur~++ Send for ~q,'eulars ,',ud testimonials John Simpkins were visitors at James front door oflim court house+ in thc vilbv,c or express, but personal consultative Is pro o that it requires a lmudred years to Address: F.J+CI|ENE¥& CO Toh,(lo, ohi~+ of C+tro lit said 't!useoia county, and that s:J~'t f,,rred+ v) .... N~ ~+~ of visit. Come earD make a lawn and 200 years to make Sold by ])ruzgisLb~ 75C+ fake Hall's F emily Hewitt's Sunday. premises are described iu mt~dmortgaxe sub-+ f~[~(j~i[~ + U~g!l~ as parlors are a!ways Pills h>r co/{stipatam+ stantially as follows: All those err-- crowded. A friendly ealI may save you future a good lawn+ In the United States, StateofS~iehi(a,u, The Probate Ooari for lain pieces or pa, rcels of land situate and bei[~ ill the village of (!as.~ City Couuty of suffering; it has made life anew to thousands where we are already trying to make A RG YL E. NOKO+ th, ~ County ofTuseola ss+ hi the nt'~ti,t,ret ~ ~ "~cue estaie" • of 3Iahlon Coop+ Tuseola ;t~d St:tie of Mieidgan+ }lescrll,ed as who have been pronounced beyond hope+ Bring suburban homes whiIe you walk and er, deceased. Notice is hereby given tha~ 5 follows, to-wit: l~ob six (6) of Igh)el( +'1{" of sampk~ of your urine, for examination. John Kritzman returned fr()m the Mrs. E. Philpot also Mrs+ J. Erwin lgelhtn(l's Addition to the Viila~e of Cass Addres~ all[ mail to where a month or two seem ~] very niontils from the tnd day of 1~ ebraary+ Ao t)+ n,)rttt woods last Saturday° are among tlm sick. t907, hu.ve been :allowed for creditors to ]lee- Otty, aisoapieceof land commeneiugat ~he long time, people are too impaiient, tt Sent lheir claims a~ainst said deceased to southeast eornerof said lot six and r{lnnilvr NNND C~TY SANITANIUN speaks welt for fl+eir ambition that Mrs+ John l{rooks is very ill with said court, for ex:Jmifmtion and adjustment. i/write soutil two (2) rods, l;henee west fnu~ R~ED C+~P% +V+mHIG~ J+ Harris is preparing to build a (4) rods, thence north two (2) rods and east (4) pneumonia at this writing. and(ha(all creditors of said deceased are they want lawns as soon as they move stone cellar this spring. required to l)resent tbeir claims to said courl rods tothe place of beginning andwni be At Sheridan riuuse, Cass into their houses, but they are really T a,.il, tm~probLt(/ ~ ++ otti(eiu+het~ ; ' vlllt" ~.g e of Caroin sold aforesaid, to satisfy the amount 6uo on Dr+ D+ D. McNaugilton transacted Mr. Curbieon, wire has been ill for sail| couni,y+ on or before ttu~ bin/1 day of said ntertfcage with the interest i,bat may expeeting too mueix the very+ best accrue ttmreon after this date and the cost At business at Sandusky on Monday. August+ A+ D+ l!:07, and that said claims ;~,ill City, on Tllursday, Mar. some time, is still quite POorly, be heard by said court on Monday, (lie 5th of foreclosure. it requires no less than tl~ree years to Dated February 21st. 1907. Mrs. Jacob Freiburger, who has day of August, A+ I)+ 1907. at ten ()'clock in ~4, from iS:GO a. m. to make a presentable lawn and five o~ A box social was held at Decker tile forenoon. ALPRED C+ BADER. ten years to make what we nneritical been ill for s,tne time, is very low at Wednesday evening wifich was great- Dated February lath+ A. D+ 1907. EUGENIA BADEt{. 9:00 p. m. Consultation 24~-4 JOilN M. SMYI'll. |?; ROOK E 1{ & CO RK f NS, M(IP~a aceS+ Amerieans call a good lawn. this writing ly enjoyed by tim young people. Probate Seal. Judge of Probate° Abtt)rneys for Mortgagees+ Business Kd(lress, Cass Oily, Mich, 2-2g+13 free. the night ~f Satut~lay, after ~usiness hours--after the courts had closed and pleasantly. "The htll t~ in splendid Judges and lawyers had departed to their shape." The gentIeman who tells the story in an homes: that the arrest should be kept a "NonsenseF' was the energetic re- English paper~ "I bought a box, but secret and the body of the accused shouh W NNING ply. "I have not ridden on these then I found I had no change, so I be clandestinely hurried out of the state said, 'I'll buy a box tomorrow.' of Colorado with all Possible speed, with- things since [ was a little girL" The Kidnaping of N0yer, Hay- " 'Oh. do buy them tonicht' the boy out the knowledge of his friends or his M SS EDITH. "All ~e more reason you should e a> oo counsel; that he was at the usual place seek to renew the pleasure° ,° he smil- pleaded again. 'I'll fin and get ye the w00fl and Pettib0ne. of business during Thursday, Friday and ed. "lt's great fun." change, for I'm very hungry.' So I Satnrday, but no attempt was made to By James Hec~ow. Comfort in Noise. arrest him until 11:30 o'clock p. m. Satur- "The last time I eoaste4 down this gave Mm the shilling, and he started day, when his house was surrounded and hill was in the winter of 1872. I was In the winter of 1863 there was much away. I waited for the boy, but nc~ JUST~0E N'KENNA'S OPIN~0~. he arrested. Meyer was arrested nnder Copyright, 1907~ by M. M. Canningham. nineteen then." anxiety at Washington lest Burnside boy came. Then I thought ] had lost the same circumstances at 8:45 and he and should be captured at Knoxville. One my shilling, but still there was that i1~ accused "thrown into tho county jatl of "Be nineteen again," lie pleaded, /Dissents From the Decision ef the ,~he city and county of Denver." "Why so glum?" asked Carl Bray as held by the look of longing in her eyea flay a report came to the White House the boy's face 1 trusted, and I did not like to think badly of him. United States Supreme Court~De- It Is further alleged that in pursuance Millie hurried up.. "You look as "It's helped me wonderfully today. that there was heavy firing in the di- of the conspiracy, between the boars of t'ection of the latter city. Lincoln, who "Late in the evening a servant came cloves the Miners Were Deprived of midnight and 6 o'ctoek on Sunday morn- though you had just come from the I'll be careful. Will you come?" had been waiting during lon¢ hours and said a little boy wanted to see me. Their Ri£hts Under the Constitution. lag, Feb. 18, the officers of the:state and funm'al of your best friend." ~arl had spoken the truth when he '~certaln armed guards, being a [)art of ~old Millie that he was successful witl: for some news. now expressed his sat- When the child was broLlght in, I t~e forces of the militia ef the state of "1 come from the burial of hopes," At an hour when hones~ men sleep 'lhe'old ladies. There were a genial lsfaetion amt when asked why he found it was a smaller brother of the @olorado," provided a special train for the she said. "I had a perfectly horrid the sovereign powers o£ the states of frankness in his manner and an hon. found any comfort in his meager mes- boy wll0 got the shilling, bui if possi- :purpose of forcibly removing him from time with Annt Edith this morning." 0olorado and ldaho forcibly tore Mop the state of Colorado, and between said est look in his face that won regard sage answered: "A neighbor of mine ble still mere ragged and ~hin and "Doesn't she want a nephew-inqaw?" er, Haywood and Pettibone from their hours he was forcibly placed on said and confidence. For a moment th~ in Menard county named Sally "Ward poor. IIe stood a moment diving int~ train and removed with all possiblo speed he asked, growing grave. homes in Denver and. without allowing old lady hesitated: then with a little had a large family of children. When- his rags as if he were seeking some- to the state of Idaho; that prior to his "When I told her that I had known them the privilege of consulting attor- removal and at all times after hts in- laugh she stepped off the curb. ever she heard one of them yelling in thing and then said, 'Are you the gen- you for some time and that you want- neys or their friends and comrades or carceration in the Jail at Denver he re- "If any one sees me I shall tel? some out of the way phtce she would tleman that bought matches frae of communicating with their families. quested to be allowed to cornmunicato ed permission to call, she answered Sandie?' 'Yes.' 'Weel, then, here'~ with his friends and his counsel and his them that you hypnotized me." she say, 'Thank the Lord. there's one of and on a militia guarded train specially that I must have shown how much . fourpence opt o' yer shillin'. Sandie faintly, and tho privilege was absolutely eared." warned as, smiling with exeitement my young ones not dead yctI'" So procured and in waiting for the pnr- denied him. The train, it is alleged, made she took her place on the seat. Car~ long as there was firing in the direction canna copra, lie's no weel. A cart "That's no crime," he said softly. /~ose, railroaded them to Idaho and no stop at any considerable statlon, but took the tilter, and Ben and Bobby of Knoxville Bumaside was not cap- ran over him and knocked him doon, proceeded at great and unusual speed, "Not that," she agreed, "but she ~ere Incarcerated them in a peniten- gained a running start before they tured. and he lost his bonnet and his matches and he was accompanied by and sur- said that if I had known you long tlaEv as if they were condemned crim- ronnded with armed guards, members of threw themselves on. and your clevenpence, and both his enough to care for you and you lind legs are broken, and he's no weel at a% Inals. Through their friends and attor- the state mill[in of Colorado. under the They shot down the hill with an easy LOVED I NOT HONOR MORE. orders and directions ef the adjutant gen- not sought her permission to pay at- neys they applied for a writ of habeas motion that deceived as to the speed Tell me not, sweet, I am unkinde, and the doctor says he'll die. And eral of the state. I submit that the facts tention to me you were not the sort of eorpus, which in everyday language The trees lining the sidewalk flew That from the nunnerle that's a' he can gie ye the nooJ putting in this case are different in kind from and man to make a good husband and that Of tby chaste breast and quiet minde means simply an order to the sheriff transcend in eonsequences those in the past, and twice Carl forged ahead o~ fourpence down on the table. And [ must never see you again." To warre and armes I flee. to show a just cause why a prisoner cases of I{er versus tllinois and Mahon some other sled, and his passenger~ then the child broke down into great versus Justice and differ from and tran- "But she never goes into society," he a 1~ held in eustody, This was denied echoed the triumphant shouts voiced True. new mistress now I ehase~ sobs. 8o I fed the little man, and then scend them as the power of a state tran- protested. "and we were in love with The first foe in the fleld~ them by the Idaho courts, when they scends the power of an individual. by the boys. I went with him~to see Sandie. each other before it ever oeeurred to ~nd with a stronger faith Imbraee applied to the United States district No Individual or individuals could have She rose reluetantly as they .at lasl A sword, a horse, a shield. 'q found that the two little things court, only to be again denied the con- accomplished what the Dower of the two us to ask permission of her to do so." lived with a wretched drunken step- states accomplished. No individual in- came to a stop. Her eyes sparkled stifutional rights of an aeeused eitizen. or "I told her all timt." answered Mil- Yet this inconstancy is such mother. Tl:eir own father and mother dividuals could have commanded the and there was a soft flush in her yel- As you, too. should adore, lie, "but it did no good. When Ann| were both dead. I found poor Sandie They then appealed to the United means and sueeess; could have made two low cheeks. "q was nineteen fm I could not love ttlee, deareo so much arrests of ~romtnent citizens by invadim: Edith has her mind made up, there is a States supreme eeur~, which also de= awhile," she smiled at Carl. "I did no, Loved I not honor more. lying on bundle of shavings. He thelr homes; could have commanded the no use trying to ehange it." --Itiehard Lovelaee. tided against them. imagine that I should enjoy it so." knew me as soon as I came in and resources of Jails, armed guards and spe- "There isn't?" lie said, with a snap But one supreme Judge~ Mr° Justiee eial trains: could have successfully timed "Try again." lie urged promptly said, 'I got tile change, slr, and waq of his determined jaw. "I'll ~and the it He Put Him Off, All Right. l~ieI£enna, dissgreed witi~ his fellow all acts to prevent injury and Judicial in- 'Tll lmlp you up." coming back, and then the horse terference, The a.eeused, ns soon ns he old lady yet. You watch me. So draft "Now. see here, porter," said he brisk~ Judges and handed down what is For a moment she wavered: then, ac knocked m~ down. and both my legs could have done so submitted his rights worry, dear. I'll make her like me ly, 'q want you 1o l~ut me off at Syra~ known as a dissenting opinion~that is, to the courts. ~e eepting the proffered arm. she started are brokem And Reuby, little ReubyF the eonslderatlo]~ of whethcr st~e_ wants to or not. Don't case. You know we get in there about in this ease one i~-t favor of the peti- could not hav~ along so in Colorado. ~Ie baek Ul) the hill. They stood chatt~n~ t am sure ~ am dyin'i And who will you think I can?" he asked as her 6 o'etoek in the morning, and I may ?donets. Here is Justice McKenna's eould not have done so on the -way from at the top while waiting for the boys take care o, ye, Reuby, when t am Colorado. At tho first instant that the face did not clear. oversleep myself. But it ls important opinion: to drag up the heavy bobs. She told ol gone? What will ye do, Reuby?' state of Ida.lip relaxed its restraining "You're a dear." she said hesitatin¢~ ~hat I should get our. Here's a five dol ~ I am constrained to dissent from the power he invol{ed the aid of habeas the old (lays, whi!e he listened with "Titan I took the poor little sufferer's ly, "but Aunt Edith is awfully stub. tar goldpiece. Now, I may wake ~ap opinion and judgment of the courL Tt~e eorpus suecessively of the supreme court respeetful attention, and once or twie~ hand and told him [ would always Principle announced, as 1 understand it. ef the state and of the cirenlt court of born." hard. Don't mind if 1 kick. Pay ~o at~ she even joinod his good natured ball take care of l~euby, He understood me is that '% circuit cour~ of the United tho United States. Ite should not have "Bat you don'~ know how faseinato tention if I'm ugly. 1 want you to put ~tates, when asked upon habeas corpus been dismissed from court, and the action ter as some of the boys they had [lass. and had Just strength to look at me as ing Iean be to old ladies." he insist- me off the train no matter how hard 1 to discharge a Person heId in actual cus- of the eirenit court in so doing should be ed came along. if he would thank me. Then the ex-. tody by a state for trlai in one of its reversed. ed. "Sometimes I think I should have fight. Understand ?" Then the boys arrived with the bobs pression wen k out of his blue eyes. an~ courts under an indictment charging a done better had I given up my busi- "~'es. sah," answered the sturdy Nn- in a moment-- and a second time she earefuily tucked crtme against its laws, cannot proper/y ness to beeome a book ageut selling bian. "It shall be did, sahF' take into account tho methods whereby ENPLOYERS LIABLE. her skirts about her and prepared fo~ *'tte lay within the light of God, somethln~ that appeals to old ladies." Tlle next morning the coin giver wz Like a babe upon the breast. the state obtained such custody." the swift descent Thls time thre( In other words, and to illuminate the Domestic Servants in Great Britain to "Aunt Edith hates book agents," she awakened by a stentorian voice call- Where the wicked cease from troubling~ sleds started out together to race. Sh~ And the weary are at rest." Principle by the light of the facts in this Be Compensated For injuries. said dolefully. ing, "Roches~erF' case ~facts, mean, as alleged, and which entered into the spirit of the occasim; I "Well, I'm not one yet" he laughed. "Rocheste~ F' he exclaimed, sitting we must assume to be true for the pur- There Is a feature of the British and nearly lost her b'Hance lookin~ "It will all come out all right." up. "Where'.~ the porter?" The Candidate and the Lady, Dose of our discussion), that the officers workmen's compensation act which back to see how far behipd they wer~ of one state may falsely represent that a Millie took eomfort from his eonfi- Hastily sl:pping on his trousers, lm A~politicM candidate, after affection~ will be in force from July 1, 1907, that leaving their competitors. person was personally present in the state donee, but Carl was by no means as went in sealch of the negro and found ately kissing and praising an assort-- and committed a crime there and had fled shows tim thoroughness of the legisla- So intent upon the race was she tha~ certain as he tried to appear. Miss him in the I,orter's closet, huddled up, meat of eleven children and marvelin~ from its Justice. may arrest such person tion seeured through the efforts of the as the bobs earne to a stop stm neve~ and tako him from another state, the off|- "Edith Ormsby was not a person to be with his head in a bandage, his clothes much at the resemblance they bore t~ tabor members of the recent parlia- noticed the horrified young womaz "cers of the latter knowing of the false easily won. She tived in the past Life torn and his arm in a sling. a matronly lady, who blushed th~ ment Not only does the act provide on the sidewalk until a shock accusation and conniving in and aiding its 'standing "Well, '' says the drummer, "you are while, then requested with a by-the- purPose, thereby depriving him of .an oP- for the payment of indemnity to me- ed "Auntie."' attracted her attention. Dortunity to appeal to the courts, and chanics and laborers In cases of dam. a sight. Why didn't you put me off at way air that she would mention to her* "Don't you say a word about m.~ Syracuse ?" that such person cannot invoke the rights age by accident, but domestic servants husband that Mr. So-and-so had called. guaranteed to him by the constitution rheumatism," she ordered briskly are also ineluded the protected "IVha-atF' gasped the porter, jump~ "Alas," said the lady, "I have no hasp and statutes of the United States in the in "This young gentleman has given m~ classes. ing, as his eyes bulged from his head. band! .... But these children, madam; ~tate to which he is taken. And this. it baek my youth, and you don't hav( Is said. is supported by the cases ~"Was you de gemman dot give me you surely are not a widow?" "I fear- nf Ker According to the last census, there rheumatism when you're only nine versus lllinois (119 U. S. 436) and Mahon five dollah goldpiece?" ed you were mistaken, sir, when yot~ are 1,641,154~female domestic smwants teen." versus Justice (127 U. S. 700). These cases. "Of course I was, you idiot!" first came up. These are not my ehil. extreme as they are, do not justify, in in Great Britain. The new responsi- '%Vant to have a ride. too, Mtllie?' 'qNell, den, befoah de Lawd, who dren; this is an orphan asylum!" my judgment, the conclusions deduced bilities of mistresses and other em- laughed Carl. His passenger faced hi~ from them. In neither case was the state was dat gemman I put off at Syra- ployers of these servants may be sum- quickly, the actor in the wrongs that bronght marized as follows: cuse ?" infinity of Truth. within its confines the accused person. "Do you mean to say that you ar~ In the event ~:~f death resulting from I do not know what I may appear In the case at bar the states, through the young reprobate who has been try Stout Hearted Demetrius, their officers, are the offenders. They. by an aceident the t~bility of the em- to the world, but to myself I seem to ing to steal my girl away?" she de I remember also to have heard thi:~ an illegal exertion of power_ deprlved the ployer is the payment of three years' have been only like a boy playing o~ aecused of a constitutional right The manded. spirited saying of that stoutest hearted wages and an all owanee for board, the seashore and diverting myself in distinction Is Important to be observed. "You've got it all wrong," he ex af men, Demetrius. "¥e immortal It finds expression in Mahon versus Jus- the total sum not to exceed $450. For now and then finding a smoother peb- plained. 'Tin not a reprobate, and I'~c gods," said he, "the only complaint tice. ~ut it does not need emphasizing, temporary disablement one-half the ble or a prettier shell than ordinary~ not trying to steal Millie. We nevm which I lmve to make of you is that /Kidnaping is a crime pure and simple. wages and an allowance for board while the great ocean of truth lay al}~ It is difficult to accomplish, hazardous at expeeted to leave--that is, unless ym you did not make your will known to must be paid during the period of in- nndlscovered before me. -- Sir Isaac every ~tep. All of the officers of the law want us to." me earlier, for then I would sooner are supposed to be on guard against it. capacity. In the event of permanent Newton. "And this was all part of a plan t( have gone into that state of life t~ All of the officers of the law may be in- disablement the provision is the same voked against it. :But how Is it when the gain my good humor?" she went on. which I now have been called. Do you as ~n the case of temporary disable- Must Hold Up Something. law becomes the kidnaper~when the offi- "Believe me," he said earnestly, "l wish to take my children? It was for ment, even though the perso~ disabled "Down in my state," said the late. cers of the law, rising its forms and ex- had no idea who you were. It seemed you that I brought them up. Do you erting its power, become abductors? This may be incapacitated from work for a Senator Vance of North Carolina, "our to .me that you wanted to take a trip wish to take some part of my body? is not a distinction without a difference, llfetime of many years. courts are particular about forms and another form of the crime of kidnaDing and it had done me so much good thai Take it. It is no great thing that I am The accident insurance companies ceremonies. For example, in a court distinguished only from that committed I wanted you to try it." offering you. I shall soon have done by an individual by circumstances. If a are adjusting their premium rates on in Asheville a soldier who had been For a moment her sharp eyes search, with the whole of it. Do you wish for ~tate may say to one within her borders domestic servants to meet the condi- battered considerably in the war wag and upon whom her process is served: I ed his face. Then she put out hm my life? Why should I hesitate to re- tions which will exlst after the 1st of brohght In as a witness. The judge wilt not inquire how you came here: I hand. turn to you what you gav~e me? What- July next. Another adjustment due told him to hold up his right hand. must execute my laws and remit you to "I believe you, Carl," she said, "Sup ever you ask you shall receive with my proceedings against those who have to the passage of the act will be the " 'Can't do it, sir,' said the man. pose you come home with Millle an~ good will. Nay, I would rather give it wronged you--may she so plead against collection of the insurance premiums " 'Why no~?' her own offenses? May she claim that me and talk it over. I suppose tha~ than be forced to hand it over to you, from employers instead of from serv- " 'Got a shot in that arm, sir.' by mere Physical presence within her even eourtships are different nowa What need bad you to take away what borders an accused person ls within her ants. "'Then hold up your left.' *~WON'T ~OU TRY A nlDE'~" ]:~E ASXED days, so I shah not hold that againsl you did? You might have received it Jurisdiction denuded of his constitutional The premlum per employee per an- "The man said that his left arm ha@ ~*~:NASANTLy. you." from me. Yet even as it is, you caw rights, though he has been brought there num in the domestic elass will proba- been amputated. by her violence? for Carl fingered in the hail to struggI~ not take anything from me, becalme bly be $1.20, although doubtless redue~ bad stopped her when the man she "'Then," said the judge sternly, 'you And constitutional rights the accused in with his overcoat and to whisper t~ you cannot rob a man unless he re- this case certainly did have. and valuable tions will be given by some eompanles was to marry was kitled in a railroad Millie, "I told you so." Miss Edit~ slsts."~Seneca. must hold up your leg. No man car~ ones, The foundation of extradition be- apportioned In accordance with the sur- wreck. heard the sof~ sound that followed be sworn, sir, in this court untess he tween the states Is that the accused roundings of emptoyment.~New York She had become a recluse in the holds up something!'" should be a fugitive from Justice from she only smiled indulgently, fm In Danbury. Journal. handsome house at the foot of the but the de/mending state, and he may chal- Carl had won two hearts instead o~ Danbury gentleman ate two mince lenge the fact by habeas eorpus imrnedi- Claire street hill. When her sister died A one. The Wife as a Conscience. ately upon arrest. If he refute the fact To Aid the' Tollin9 infants. and left her little daughter to Miss pies before retiring Sunday night trod ~ou may think you had a conscience he cannot be removed (Hyatt versus And now conservative Mlssourl has Edith's eare, she had lightened a little about 2 o'clock the next morning was Coekrah (198 U. S. 691), and the riglit to Courtroom Repartee. and believed in God, but what is a con- found that it has to wrestle with the the rigors of her life. but she had picked up by eleven baldheaded angels resist removal is not a. right of asylum. The following anecdote is related o~ ~ience to a wife? Wise men of yore To call it so in the state where the ac- child labor problem. There is a state never gone into sprier,, and she was and pushed through ten yards of lead Judge Thornton. who was chief justic( pipe. erected statues of their deities and con~ cused is is misleading. It is the right to law whieh when framed was thought still of the belief that an honorable be free from molestation, it is the right of the court of common pleas In Ne~ seiously performed their part in life to be sufficient to prevent the great suitor first made application to the o~ personal liberty ~n its most complete t~ampshire and ,judge of the superior, before those marble eyes. A god parents of the girl he loved before he The Lord's Prayer |n 1300. sense, and this right WaS vindicated in evil of child labor. Recently. however, court of the state in the eighteentt sued for her hand. The following was the form of the watched them at the board and stood Hyatt versus Cockran and the fiction of investigation has shown that the law century. constructive presence in a state Lord's Prayer in the year 1300: by their hedside in the morning when a and a was either not enforced or was inade- When Millie eonfessed that she loved constructive flight from a constructive -While he was presiding in the corn they woke, and all about their an cleL_ quate. State Factory Inspector Hiller Carl Bray and he had asked that he "Fader ol:: in hevene, Haleweyed be presence rejected. mon pleas a counsel who was makin~ cities, where they bought and sold or This decision illustrates at once the will have introduced In the legislature might see the old lady, she gasped, real- thi name. Come thl kingdom_ Thi will the closing argument to the jury in where they piped and wrestled, there value of the right and the value of the this winter a more carefully drawn izing wlmt would happen, but she had be don as in hevene and in earth, Oor means to enforce the right. It is to be protracted case on a warm afternoo~ would stand some symbol of the things and drastic bill eonveyed his request bravely enough, uch dayes bred give us to day, And hoped that our eriminal Jurlsprudenco discovered that the presiding judge o~ that are outside of man. These were According to the inspeetoro there are only to be met by a rebuff. forgive us oar dettes, as we forgiven wttt not need for its efficient administra- the bench was absorbed in reading lessons, delivered in the quiet dialect tion the destruction of either the right now toiling in the big factories of St. She had been ordered never to see our dettoures. And lode us not into book. and his associate was sounft]j or art, which told their story faithfully~ ~r the "means to enforce iL The decision Louis for a mere pittance thousands Cart again, and Miss Edith had depart~ temptatioun. Bote delyvere us of yveL In the case at bar, as I view it. brir~gs ns sieepiug by his side. The advoea~ but gently. It is the same lesson, if of little ehildren whose opportunities ed to interview Drina Newhali. who Amen." perilously near both results. Is this ex- turned to the jury and, with indignam you witl~but how harrowingly taught aggeratlon? What the facts in tho for education and advancement have ehaperoned Miilie when she went out are eruphasts, remarked. "Gentlemen. m5 ~whe~ the woman you respect shal~ case at bar as atleged in the Petition, and been foravmo sacrificed ~o the romo~se- in society. Inventin9 a Language~ unfortunate elient has no hope but l~ weep from your unkindness or blush which it is conceded must be assumed less god of gain. Carl left tim girl with a heavy heart. A German merchant dining with a to be true? Tho compkflnt which was your attention, since the court in thei~ with shame at your misconduct, To though his parting was a laughing as- Chinese mandarin at Hongkong, was the foundation of the extradition pro- wisdom will not condescend to hear hb m~u'ry Is to domesticate the recording eeedings, cliarged against the accused tho Boot and Shoe Workers~ surance that all wouh] eome right. Ab enjoying a roast when the disquieting ease!" Of course there was no sleep angel. Once you are married, there is crime of murder on the 30th of December. The receipts and benefits paid by the most unconselously he turned his steps thought struek him that he might have 1905, at Caldwell~ in the county of Can- ing on the bench after th~ h but Judg~ nothing left for you. not even suicide, Boo~ W'orkers' for toward the hill. lie had half promised been dining off a cat. as he had bccn on, state of Idaho. by killing one Frank and Shoe union the Thornton looked np from INs book an( ~ told that the Chinese ate cats as weft bat to be good.~IL L. Stevenson. tennenberg by throwing an explosive ~ast year are as follows: to drop over and see how the new remarked: 'qVhen you have anythiw; coasting bob was working. He and his as rats. IIe determined to find ont. l~omb at and against his person~ The The total receipts for the year of 1900 to offer. Mr., which is pertinent t( ~ccused avers in his petition that he had Bat, unluckily, the Chinaman did not Out to Develop. were $280,280.61 as against $264,132 two small neplmws had put a lot of the case on trial the court ;rill be hap ~lot been "in the state of Idaho in any speak Gernmn, and the German did A little girl whose father is addicted way, shape or form for a period of more for the year 1905, which shows an in- work in the eonstruetion of the bobs. py to hear you. Meantime I may a~ not understand Chinese, so the German to amateur photography attended a ~han ten years" prior to the acts of crease of $16,154.61. and today was the first time there had well resume my reading." whleh he complained and that the gov- Sick and death benefits paid durtng been a chance to use them. pointed at the dish. saying, "Mia~, trial at cou:n This was her account ernor of Idaho knew accused had not The Claire street hill was the recog- miau ?" of the judge's charge: "The judge made been in the state the day the murder was the year 1906 were $95,017.79 as against Doubtless He Did So. nized coasting point. There were no The Chinaman shook his head In ne- a long speech to the jury of twelve committed "ner at any time near that $94,13&35 paid during the year 1905. A certain young preacher was mutt ~tay." gatlon and then answered "l~owwow F' men and then sent them off into a little For strike benefits $16,041.18 was Intersecting car tracks, teamsters were disliked by his congregation for hi~ A conspiracy is alleged between the gov- used to watching the point, and there with a polite smile, indicating satisfac- dark room to develop." paid, which ts a slight increase over foolishness and conceit, lie considere~ ernor of the state of Idaho and his advisers was but little traffic. tion with the progress in conversation. and that the governor of the state of Col the year 1905, when the strlke benefits himself greatly persecuted and. meet ]?~e found the small boys aglow with The Rich Do Not Whistle, erotic took part in the conspiracy, the pur- amounted to $15,477./8.--Shoe Work- lng an old German friend of his on th~ pose of which was "to ~void the constitu- ers' Jollrlla]. pride. By cunningly weighting the Sandie. the Match Boy. Very rich men never whistle: poor street one day, began to tell his woes tion of the United States and the act of sleds the bobs had turned out the fast~ "Please. sir, buy some matches."' said ~ongress made in pursuance thereof and ending np by saying: "And Mr. Brown men always do. Bird songs are In the est on the hill, and Carl readily fell i~ a little boy with a poor, thin blue fact, to prevent the accused from asserting his |mportan~ Labor Decision. the church warden, actually called m~ heart of the poor man.~Stephen B. EI- constitutional right under clause 2, see- Judge Gaskill of superior court with their suggestion that he try their his feet bare and red and his clothes klns. the a 'perfect ass.' My cloth prevents m~ tion 2. of article 4 of the constitution of of Boston rocently gave one of the speed. only a bundle of rags, although it was the United ~tates and the act made pur- from reseating insults, but I think i He had made two trips and was pre- very cold in E(~inburgh that day, "No, An Old Joke. suant thereof." The manner In whlch the most important labor decisions ever should refer to it in the pulpit nex~ paring for the third when he noticed I don't want any," said the gentleman. alteged conspiracy had been exeeuted was heard in Massachusetts. It was that a Sunday, What would you advise?" Here Is an ancient joke: "An Engllsh~ set out in detail. It was in effect that an old lady standing watching the "But they're only a penny a box," the labor union has a right to fine any "Mein friendt," said the old German man and a Frenchman engaged to fight the agent of the state ef Idaho arrived boys. There was a wistfulness tn hec little fellow pleaded. "Yes, but, you In Denver Thursday. Feb. 15, 190~. but it member who does not aeeede to the de- with a twi~kle in his eye, "I know not a duel in a dark room. The English. eyes that appealed to him. and i~e see, I don't want a box," "Then I'll was agreed between him and the officers mand of the nnion and qult work in an but I t'ink dat all you can do rill De man fired up the chimney and brought stepped ~p. gi'e ye two boxes for a penny," tim of Colorado that the arrest of the ac- establishment wimre a strike has been youst to bray for dem as usual!"~Lip clown the Frenchman, who had taken outed should not be made until time boy said at last. so~rm ordered by the union. "Wc~u'~: you try a ride?" he asked pincott's. refugo there." As told In France, the "And so, to get rid of him;" says tho NngHshman ls np the chimney, 7 MiCHigaN,uTri ]][UL ment~ers~efor ~o otherofth~"e==°" t~erevislo, t~anconw, ~hat ntio, HE G0T 0NE LAUGH. RELIGIOU8 THOUGHT. I might accurately know tile sentilnellt I wroLe a verse once on a time. t]lela~l Glenned Fron~ the TeaehinB of the people ~n this point. Tim cutest thing, methought, in rhym~ of All Deno~ninatlon~. Of l~)oal Interest Only. Th&t I had ever dickered et- A verse compact of fun and wit, The truth, whieh the intellect eann0 ITJAI[STIWl Thero al~ several joillt resoluti0ns A Calve[Icy might ha0 have writ, fathom, is diselosed to, the lovin. L~ proposing anlelldnlentN O[ lm,tl illleD A Carroll would have snickered at. and trustful hearL~Revo Charles W est only, The nmre inlportant matters I read it through with pleased guffaws Wendte, Unitarian, Boston. of this na.ture pressin~ for action a=e And gave myself Lhe dt~e applause llaterl~limu to Be Feared. those which [lave to do witll the <~ Stale Fina~y Decides to Ap- To brain that had indited it. The materialism that we have to fen ph~yulent ~}f eonvh.ts. As lies l)ee:~ All day I said it o'er :rod o'er, today is not that of the seientist's lab ~_ pr~priate $2o,ooo for 9reviously stated in these letters, the And I would laugh amJ shout and roar And scream as I recited it. oratory, but that of the street ant situation is quite eritieal and bids fair :,i, Exposition. the shop and the home and the ehureh to l)eeonl~ Ino, Fe SO llnless relief is af- So I, to give my friemts :I, treat, ~Rev. J. Walter Sylvester. Presby forde~ A few days ago Warden Ful- Invited all of them to meet And how1 at 1no peFt!);[ll~ it. terian. Albany, N. Y. [or of the Ionia ])rison was before the I said. '*My friends. I've serihbIed here Effect of Sin. IYIII TIIIIIIII II TIE III Joint eonHli~t;e.es aI'guiI~" strenlously The loudest laugh in Inaly a year ill favor ~ff the elitninati~m froul the And would not have you losing it" There are many eauses which ea~ eonstitutiou the l)rovision that -no m~- produce death in the body, but there b Then I, with nothing more ado. buL one whieh can cause the expulsion: Troubles Loom Up Over the Pro- ehauieal trade hereafter shall be Began to read that ditty through, taught to (~onvi(:ts in the st:lte prison, My eager eyes a-glittering, of sanetifyin~ graee and procure th~ posal to Reviae the State except for ttte manufletnre of those But~could you dream it?--no glad cheers. death of tile soul--namely, sin.~Rev EVERYTHING FOR PICTURE MAKING Constitution. articles of which the chief supl)lY for No peals of laughter, smote my ears, Father M. 3:[e~[enamy, Roman Catho. No irrepressible tittering~ lie. St. Louis. home eon.sunlption is imported from IN THE other states or eountries." My face went white; my soul was tossed; lhnver of Redeeultn~.¢ Love. ff)etitions Still Pouri.n~ In flw Estab- In view of the reeent decision of the 'Twas mighty plain i'd got a frost. It is only through the medium of re- lshment of Binder Twine Plant As sure as Sunday morning, supreme court on this subject, Warden For not one soul but me seemed glad, deeming tore and the mediator stand- ~t Jackson Prison--Le~is- Fuller declared that unless the eon- And some looked blue, and some looked Ins between God and man that we have htive No~es. stitulon is amended as suggested mad, been brought to a knowledge of the Fa- there will soon he 500 idle convicts And not a few were Yawning. ther's love and purposes. We have no iu tl~e prison of whieh he has charge. Kodak Box I ended, and they said, "It's bumV' means of kno~vin~ oti~erwise.--R[gh~ Lansin~, 3Itch.. March 5.~Rep>- The great tinan(~'ial burden and the I stood tbere feeling mighty slim Rev. Alexander C Garrett. Episcopa- ~entativt. Byrns of Marqllette made a danger of lnaintainin/~ these prisolcrs And cussed my gay experiment. lian. Bishop of Dallas. Tex. A No. 2 Brownie Camera for taking 2K x 3K And then tt chanced my right eye bent "'last stand" fight for the bill makina pictures, a Brownie Developing Box [or devel- in idleness was dwelt upon. as it Upon my lines, and off ~ went Conununion With God. ~;:tn at)proi}riation fro" Miehigal rel}re- will be necessary to eult)loy free Into a fit of merriment In how lnany liw-~s the missing faetor oping the negatives in daylighI, Film, Velox paper, NeIltation at the JalneSl(}w'n exposition labor to do all the baking, l)lunfl)ing, --Riehmon d Ti rues-Dispatch. Is that ripe fruitage of wisdom aml Chemicals, Trays. Mounts. Everything needed when the lneasllFe '~v3s lip for filet cooking, paintinN, carpenter work. ew. love which are gained only hy observ- eonsizleration in the lower i~ouseo lid. about the prison wllich is now dom~ Sweet Naivete. ing silent times! How much clearer for making pictures is included in this comialete by inmates. The sanle situation co> Among the interested visitors of the wouhl be our vision, how much diviner little outfit. marine barracks at Washington ou one fronts the other two state prisons, so our spirits and how much better our oeeasion was a party of young gifts And the working of it is so simlle that anybody it will be seen that the condition is ;1 solution of life's great problems if we front a Maryland town. friends of can get good results from the start No dark-room serious one. Tile eamllaign which re- one put nmre emphasis upon communion of the officers of the barrnekso They suli:ed in the reeeut judieial interprets- with God!~ Rev. L. ti. Dorellester. is needed and every step is explained in the Ion of the eonstiLution was wa~e(t by proved very much interested in every- Methodist, St. Louis. illustrated instruction book that accompanies union labor, which, it has been sng~ thing pertaining to the life and disci- Eternal Life. gested, will be a'lad to co-operate in pline of the pest. every outfit° Jesus speaks of eternal life measure~ of relief if tl~e case is prop- "What do you mean by 'taps?' " ask- When Made by Kodak workmen in the Kodak erly presented~ ed one young woman. he means a certain line quality of life founded on a sense of eternal values. hctory--that tells the story of the quality. Binder Twine Plant at Jackson. "Taps are pbtyed every night on the Most of the things of earth are tran- Petitions for the estal)lishment of '~ 'lbugle," e, answered the otIcer. "It means sieur. Faith, hope, love, abide forever. THE KODAK BOX No. 2, CONTAINING- binder twine tdant in the ttrisol~ at i.hts out.' They play it over the The man who lives for the things that Jackson are still pouring in upon tlse bodies of dead soldiers." No. 2 Brownie Camera, . $2.00 1 No. 2 Brownie Prinfin~ Frame, $ o15 last is the man who will last i Brownie I~velopin~ Box, ] 1.00 Doz. 2~/~ x ~ BrownieVelox, A puzzled look eame to the face of himself. t{oll No, 21Brownie'Film, 6 ex., .20 12 .15 legislature ill large nunlbers frotn all pE~atauaSa ]K Q. Devsloping Tubo~, .10 sections of tile state. The Internation- the questioner. Then she asked: Ee Ires the eternal life of God now, 2 Brownio Developing Pow4e~, .05 therefore he lives it forever.~Rev. I Pkg. Kodak Acid Fzxi~g Powder ,15 ~ =Doz.aper 2~ ~mrempmg X 3~4",Duplex 'x'rays, Moua~s, . .05,80 al Harvester company, otherwise the "What do you do if you haven't a JL_u~nd i ~'otw-oz. Graduate, - - ' .10 1 Doz, Kodak Dry Mounfilg Tisauo, .05 Soares, Baptist, Oak Park, twtn~, trust, is equally as active in its 'dead soldier ~- .... ---Phdadelplua Ledger, ][11. S~irri~g ~Od, " " - .0~ 1 ~s~r~e~ion Book, ~ ~ ~ .10 efforts to defeat the project, its tatest Raflona| Religion. $~.la effort itl t.his directh)u taking the form Confusing. Rational rellgloli Is simply rellgion ~4 00 Price, Complete $4 o2 of an announcement that the state will eoneeived according to reason, attained ® ~ A~ all Kodak Dealers. lose vast sums if it engages in the by the use of our reason, in whieh the manufacture of twine and that Inas- mind of God is refleeted in the mind EASTMAN KODAK CO. much as the trust controls all twine of man; amenable to reason--that is, subject finally to no authority but the Write for 2?ook{eg machinery the state will be unable to as t~= xo~=~~o=. Rochester, N. Y., r~e ~oaak ciiv. . equip a plant Just how other states mind and eonselenee of each individ- have secured machinery for plants now ual, aeting freely because only when being operated at splendid protits in acting in perfect freedom can any of their prisons is not explained by the the eonelusions of our minds be just m trust. J and true.--Rev. Joseph ~Iay, Unitarian, For some reason or other the trust Pastor Emeritus of First Church, Phil- i.~ wonderfully agitated over a condi- adelphia. ion whiol~ it insists cannot possibl2 Prayer and Power. obtain. Further by way of heing eon. Prayer is the power that lifts us up CHARLES ,L-BYRNS. sistent the trust is having its agents even to the top of the mountain where eireulate th~ story that it will be simp. tile transfiguration glory shines. [f ~S finally ironed out, the state will ly tickled to death to have the state prayer be not needed to bring God ;expend $20,000 at the southern show. engage in the business for the reasm~ down, he being ever near. it is neee~ The bill calls for the appointment that this nlo.veulent would crush out Outlate (returning to his hotel at 2'sary to take us up, we being by the governor of five ~y the eommissioners its sniall eonlpetitors aml enable it tc a. m. and mistaking his room)--Good affairs of nature and the objects of ,¢o arrange the exhibit It is eoneeded get a couple of cents, a pound more gracious, I must be in bed already[ senses far away. Every venial worthy Chat Postal and ex- Fred of Detroit for its products. Here Is a eon- Here are my feet.~Pele Mele. the name has been the result of prayer, Congressman Henry C. Smith will be glonleration of~ eonflieting emotions long continued, interceding prayer. Say made members of this eoulmtssion. hard to t)eat "You pays your money Couldn't Believe Him. what you may the philosophy of There will be added some well-known about and you takes your choice." After a wordy argument iu whiell petition, for or agalflst it, prayer has aP resident of Grand Rapids, a broad- Opposed by Commissioner Earle. nelther scored two Irishmen deciled ways been the God ordafned' avenue gauged business man fl'onl the ul)per State Higllway Cmnmissioner Earle to fight it out. It was agreed that ira- along which the power came.--Rev. R. oeninsula and sonic represeutatiw~, i~ opposing the prison twine project mediately either said, "I've had MacDonald, Baptist, Brooklyn. Demoerat. Just how impressive a because he wants the eonviets era. ~howing Miehigan ran make with the enough," the fight should cease, our Tro~ble~. ployed ar crushing stone and making ,amonnt of the appropriation relnains After they had been at it about ten Dld you as a child ever try to catch good roads. Governor Warner meets %o be seen. but it goes without show- mi~mtes one of them fell and at once the glowing sparks that flew up so high this opposition with the claim that 7ng that the eomniission will do the exclaimed: from the smith's anvil? Alas, they dis~ there are piell{V of eouviets to tab ',best possible with tl~e money at ita "Enough.~ I've had enough!" appeared before they fell whhin your disposal. rare of both projeets if desirml. In But his opponent kept on Idtting reach, were sparks no more, vanished Illhlois, where the prison stone erlsh- Carefu| of Appropriatiolm. him until a man who was watching Into blackness and nothingness° So all in~ industry is well developed, ouly 2; C~.~l 1~ t~ ~£t ~ura0ee Y~N can them said: your troubles will vanish into nothing~ ~ A WriRea 6uaraatee °* " "= .0=,o= .=. The faet that the above bill as orig- per cent. of the prisoners are ide.ntI. inally passed l)y the senate earri(~t an "grhY don't you let him get up'? IIe ness if wlth childlike faith and trust fled with it. aeeordil:~ to a special re- says he's had enough." you accept the blows of what you call appropriation of $30.000 is accepted as port made by (lovernor Deneen lasl a strong indication that tl~e present "I know he said so," said the victor, "adverse fortune," realize that they are week. Miehim~u eolld do as well o~ legislatm:e is inclined to carefully seau without relaxh-~g his efforts, "but he's strengthening and finning your char- better and sfilt have more than enougll appropriation bills genenlly espe- such,,a llar~ you. can't believe a word he acre[, making you sound and tense and and convicts to nlanufacturc twine. f~ gu~raafeo you dealt gu~s% ~j~a KNOW ~kh |s besL AbK ~eO~ OWN 7 cially tho~. for purposes not absolute- says..--Glasgow Herald. sterling to the core. Verily, "man is While all tiffs is taking place, th~ ~r o~ ~o l&~ aid glelr ouP ly necessary for the proper mainte- born to trouble," but if he will he can legislature i~ quie(ly looking into tin ~ nanee of state institutions, etc.. and As Its Papa Eats. make his troubles, like the anvil sparks, IRK TRIAL ?g~t~ [.A~Y ~AYNEglr OffiCe twine prol)osition. Several senator~ lhe care of the increasing number of "Oh. yes, Nuritch's baby was born fly away, vanish and be no mercies went to Miehigan City. Ind., last weel; stage wards. with a silver spoon In its mouti, of troubles~Rabbt F. De Sole Mendes. ~|c/ wll ~o~ he fe|L "- to investigate the working:~ of tD Following tho~ passage of the James- course." New York. plant in the prison at that plaee. tewn bill there was introduced ~ meas- "It's a curious looking ehlld. Takes The Need of ehe Hour. WE ACCIN IN MACIItES OF ANY MANE IN PART PAYNf24L lt~ilroads Have a Hearing, ure appropriating $75,000 for a Miehi- after its father, doesn't it?" There is gohl itl every man's life The railroads Itad all all day hear ~m exhibit at the Alaska-Yukon ex- "No, indeed. If it took after its fa which appears when the dross is burn- Have ~ou ever used ins before Lhe senate railroad commit. the[ it would have been born with aed. All tlmt is trash tn a man's life position at Seattle in 1909. There are it ? Tr~ t ,~nd Judge pending bills appropriating $10.000 for tee on the demurrage billo They mad( silver knife In its mouth."--Catholie which interferes with simple and i> for y~rse~f. a monument of Michigan's It[st gov- the bes! of the opl)ortunity, the several Standard and Times. telligent faith, which weakens and de- ernor, Stevens T. Mason. to be erected attorneys presentillg a long array at facts and ligures to support their con bilitates conscience, which stultifies the ~ra~d P~x~ P~, |900 Double 6ra.d ~qze~ ~t, Koui%, 1904 at ~{onroe. $40,000 for monum.ents What He Might Do. t'eason and which crowds religion to an h~s~ A~ Portand~ g905 markh~g the position of Michigan tention that the ear sllortage situatior, Dr. Story, tile late principal of Glas- Inconsequential [)lace in his thought. is not the fault of the railroads at ~roops at Vicksburg and $50.000 for yew university, taking a holiday in the To behold clearly the high ideals of life COLIMIIA PIOtOGRAPI COMPANY, an equestrian statue of General George all, but Father ill a large measure that country once, was met by tile minister one must dissociate himself from the ] A. Custer at ,%louver. It is an open of the shii)pcrs, who hold ears muet of the district, who remarked: "Hello. intellectual and sentimental trash of lon~er than ne(~essaFy. Tile railroad 88 Wabash Avenue, ....~ question if any appropriation for ti~e principal~ You here? Why, you must his day. The need of the hour is not so representatives sai~l they would giv~ 'Seattle exposition is made. and it will come down and relieve me for a day." much the preaching of sermons, tile CtEAG0, ILL, _.~'];'g~(i'i~f;id;=,l =, •not he suvi)rising if some of th~~ monu- much for a regulatio.n that would The principal rented. "I don't lromise making of resolutions and the determi- cause ear~ to be returned to them Y [ y aymenL I ment propositions are at least amend- to relieve you. but I might relieve your nation of creeds as it is the confession ~.~.----- and Exchange Pla0 after being delivered to otiler roads. oed so as to carry smaller ~'~ppropri> congregation." and deelaration of creeds. Let a man tions. Yesterday a numb,,r of railroad of= clear the trash from the windows of hi~ fieiaIs met with Railroad Comlnissiol~ None For Her. I~mision of Constitution. soul and he may see and comprehend /'~* Address, er Glasgow and several legislators t~- Miss Ann Teek~Really, some of There is a decided disposition fm the, the the truth of the ages that is the hope of eolsider the details of the bills es young girls nowadays are positively laart of sore,.: of the me.llb~,rg of rite the world.~Rev. William Hathaway tablishin~ n railroad eoutn:da~ion ,~t awful! Tie idea of a girl bein~ en- committees of revision of the eonstt- throe members to take the place of th~ Pound. Congregationalist, Chicago. ration to net [mt'avoralAy on all joi~t I -e gaged to two YOHng Non at the san~e resolulons )FOVI(tlll ~, f i[ ~ D- sent one man commission and tc tlrue~ It's ,just sharuefut.~ Rel~g'ton Eh}r [~Iveryd:ly [;see New and Second/hand Organs " ,~ l " " . 'o" snbntitting to] have extensive powers in tile line o~ Miss Cutting--Besides, you find it a~- T?he {!nitarian likes the kind of faith tile electors aL the April election prop-l 1 " * r~ regulatina" matters of this kin,I. It ~s gravating also, don't you?~Philadel- he can pu~ his hand on when im needs os'tions to ameud the eonshtutlono Ihe I not unlikely that this bill will beeom~ phia Press. it. He dmose~ wtmt makes for editc> For Cash or on the Instalment Plan. argument is that if the organic law of t a law, T~;morrow the companies will tion; he st~mds by what stands by him; the state is thus amemled pieeemeai/ have another field day here, when th(~ takes religion for everyday use. IIe Soma Compensations. he ao as to meet the views of various leffislath, e oommitteos give a hearint: finds it i~ his business, reminding lira $8.oo to $12.oo and up. classes and t6ealities, little or no in- Benevole~t Ladp (~oing over asylum, on_ fhe hill reduei~lg lo.wer l~ensi~sula how tl~e laws of integrity underlie all terest will be tak.en in tile work to he to a lunatic)~Poor man! What a sad passei~aer rote to two cents per miie~ lasting prosperity, tt walks wiHt him done by the convention which meet.~ existence for yo~--ahvays being cooped Tehq)ho~m l~,g utathm. on the street, strengthening him against within a y.e~r to draft a proposed new lp in ti~i~~, ldace! Atother atlempt will bo made thi~ the evil he sees and el)cling his eyes constitution, and fhat this draft will I~lnatic--Not at all. madam. The session Lo provide more stringent rein to the g'ood i~ me~ which it is e~sy Organs Cleaned, ID(} Sllr¢~ of defeat when submitted to [ools wi~o eOlne to soc, us are sometimes llations for fOlel}l~ol~f~ eompaI~ies. Rep not to se< tt is und,¢ his Sorr,)w. {he people° There is litti(., likelihood luite amusing.---Ben V[vanL 'resentativ+~ Alvoard. of l[lillsd:~If< ha,~ bracllg up his fortitude aml consoiimz that the Inovenlen t tO have sllbllitted offered I 1)il +~iviir~ nmaieipaliiics con his ariel and developing the se~sse of epaired a prol}oset amendmenL ernbodyi~lg lira His Theory. and T ned tro! over tbe plaeilg of telephone polls things eternal which do not pass away. Drineiples of tile initiative° referemhm~ "You deny that there Is any such It is with him thro.f& temptation, i:~ and reeall will succeed. tn their respective jurisdietio~s, re- thing as hard times?" quiri~lg Interehange of business be= his admiratim-~ of m)od rne~ who> ex. Notwithstanding the campaign that "Certainly," answere,! Mr. Dustin VIOLINS, (iUITARS, BANJOS, ACCORDIONS, FIAN= tween eon~pllies~ ere. bill introo ample is his rebuke aid eneouraaeo has been waked in bohalt' of this proj- A Stax, "ProsperiLv N ahvays with us. dared by Represdntative V~yne, oi; meat l.nd in his veneration of noble eet, there_ is surprisingly little senti- The only diliculty is t~at it some- DOL[N& STRINGS FOR ALL JNSTRU,~IENT& Midland~ pl'lees nit telephone eom- lives far above his own. yet not to. ment in the le;fislatnre in favor of the times becomes rather concenLrated and lllni~s ~n~ler the S~ll}crvisiol of the far to attraet it. and in bis gratefld proposition, lepresentatives of the circumscribed°- comntissioner of railroads, who is em- reverence to~rard that ~fan of men grange, state association of farmers' A powered to adjust eontroversies IJe- whose purity withstoml thf~ wortl and General epair Shop for iWusical clubs rmt other organizatlor~s who A Living In the Soil. hvcen eompanies, prevent diserinAm- whose gentleness and courage, love. spoke in favor of sublfission at a corn- "There's a man wg~o gets his llvin~ tfon, see that reasonable tol].q a"'a truth sacrifice, having been an ac- ll struments and Furniture at mitlee meetings a few days a~o, re'led out of the sol. even though he does and knowledged pattern ~o the saint.q, are flint the people te given at~ opgOf maintained and looks after matters work In the city all the year rm~nd." generaly in tim interest Of ti~e pub~ above ti~em all in mastery of human tunlty to vote on the question in April "Nonsense! How can he do that?" fe. JAMES. V. BARRY. "He's the owner of a laundry." ffe.~Rev. John %r Day, Unitarian. St. 1 Louis. IllIlll'l IIIIIYIII ITIII Nina Anderson has returned to school after a week's illnesS. George Easton and Phineas Walsh visited school last Thursday. NE W SP INO { Eighth grade-has completed Nich= :he igan geography. Lizzie Easton was absent from school Monday owing to the illness of OOODS her mother. Earl Parker was absent from school Thursday afternoon on account of the Now arriving at the "flodd." toothache. Dorothy Mellendorf and Lizzie Easton made a pleasant trip down "The largest and best selection town at recess Wednesday. Q b The seventh and eighth grades have ever. Still finished Itheir Michigan history and will now take their usual studms. We had no school Friday. J , &ome Bargains to close The teacher is reading for opening exercises the book, "Sailor Boy With They usually wa t out in Winter Dewey." The fourth grade has finished the something t om tocR. physiology and will now review. Clare Forshee visited school on the antry Wednesday. Wanted~-A scheme whereby two You remember the hunger you had "pairs" may be transported twelve -'-Home cooking counts fo-r much The Model Cloth. miles in a single, cutter on a frosty Sunday evening without mashing the in the child's health; do not imperil ing and hoe Co. fruit. it with alum food by the use of poor baking powder. Earl Connell was absent Monday and Tuesday. Have a delicious, pure, home,made muffin, cake or biscuit ready whea they The fifth grade has finished the come in.. Toq)e0 sure of the purity, you must use Reader and is reviewing. CO/JMUNICAT1ON. The Taylor children were absent on Wednesday. °'Good Roads" Earle, we have read Edith and Henry Hartseli were ex- your '~splatterfication" in the Chron- cused early every night last wee~. icle and if our eyes had not rested on Fifth grade has finished physiology ROyM make a difference in your home--a fferenCe ha your heaP&-- your form, would certainly l~ave and is now reviewing. CASS CITY SCHOOLS. a dKferenee in your ¢o0¢. ~hought you were yet in swaddling Woe unto us, tests this week. Third grade has finished arithmetic garments. and is now reviewing. The third grade are learning a poem ROYAL is abselutdy P e. How much do you think the tax- by Thaxter. payers should raise for a standing FIIACTIONAL DISTRICT NO. {J, The 3rd grade have only 3 tardy army to guard the prisoners while (Elkland and Novesta.) marks for the month of Feb. ~hey froze and pounded stone in Kee- Miss Minerva Helwtg returned to Mabel Hill and Helen Barton enter- CONTRIBUTED. wenaw county? If Dr. Britten Evans school on Friday after an absence of ed the Kindergarten last week. ran his fingers over your bumps he three days on account of sickness. EDITOI~ CIIRONICLE:--It has been a would pronounce a case of ego-storm Freshmen trying to pronounce Mr. and Mrs. Arnold of Chicago vis- long time since I?ve seen anything in ~ burstgood roads' delusion. strategic~calls it straight jacket. ited school on Wednesday afternoon. the columns of the Chronicle in favor What we want is to make the state Miss Hunter spent Saturday and of our home town, but have seen let- Park Jones has been absent from prisons self supporting; give us cheap Sunday at the home of Miss Campbell: ters booming the Canadian Northwest ~wine, hence lower taxes. Other school the past week. Who are going to Pontiac to help and other points. Cass City is as states have done this; we can do the Those not absent from school the thegirls win their game will] Pon- beautiful a town of fifteen or sixteen same. Besides Michigan is a flax past month were Bennie, Laura and tiac? hundred inhabitants as can be found state; sale for our product and work Esther Wagner, Bonnie Crocker, in this or any other state. It is Jack Frost has been up to his tricks done by those who have lost sunshine Charlie and Howard Ktinkman, Nat beautifully located on the north bank again, this time on the school's water and liberty. Free men will break our Darling, Minerva Hetwig and Paul pipes. of Cass River ~nd near the northeast stone without guards Or coercion. Jones. corner of the county. It has eleva- WALL PA PER Ask your grandma to advise you be- The girls have their C. C. lett6rs Motto--Never leave till to-morrow tors, grist mill, two banks and stores ~I Properly selected Wall Papers fore you treat the subjecL again. and insignia ready for their basket what you cax do to-day.--Frariklin. galore, but is badly in need of a good ..... will add more than all else to the ~ .... ball suits. John MeCracken. Ethel Gallagher, Teacher. manufacturing industry and another ..... harmonious fumishlng of a home~ '-7~7/= The second and third grades are in- Polly Ann. Sugar beet growing is be it a mansion or cottage ever so ~2[~ ...... ~'_~ ~ humble. =-~-:.~ ...... terested in the coal mines of Michigan SIIABBONA Ser~OOL. one of the principal industries. Thous- at present. ands of tons of hay are marketed here .L~.-27 ~ Make your selections from .:~'~',~ NO endeavor is in vain = ALFRED PEATS ~------..... Dr. Donald The paintings of the Esquimaux Its reward is in the doing annually. Wheat, oats, corn, rye, homes by the "3rd grade on Friday barley and buckwheat are grown, and ~~ "PrlzC Wall Papers for 1907. / And the rapture of pursuing were excellent. Is the prize the vanquished gain. as for beans this locality beats the ~v~:.,"~: ~ Everything ha Wall Paper from world. Apples were so plentiful last ~ the cheapest that's good to the /'lcDonaid Miss Hunter gave a very interesting Searching examinations were held talk on Russia's Hungering Millions, fall that thousands of bushels rotted ~-_~7': ~=~i best that's made. ~ The Well Known Specialist last week in geography and physiology. Tuesday morning. on the ground, and Tuscola county is =:=-== .... ~ Any style, any quality, at any Miss Sylvia Coulter and Miss Knap- known as a county that raises good :~:~ ~;: price to suit any pocket book. ~ Misses Alice Ross, Lonie Kivel and per, of McHugh, were our pleasant potatoes. Cass City is also the best _~_Q-2~ _~z-. ~0Samp|ds shown and estimates -~ IS COMINO Orpha Landrtgan visited the gram- visitors Friday. live stock shipping point in the 'Y,-SZ: ~:;'~ cheerfully furnished without obliga. mar room last week. Daisy and Wallace Hayney, who thumb, ZT_C2 ...... tion to buy. ~m The pupils oLthe sixth grade have have been confined to their home on But the bean, the little bean, is 7?72 ~<~i subscribed-tor St. Nicholas, which account of sickness during the pas~ what the farmer depends upon tore- they enjoy vmy much. two weeks, are with us again. ptenish his empty pocketbook. Since ...... CA~S CITY. ' ~.~v The fifth grade have learned "Hia- That Jack Frost has been getting the shipping season opened last fall, watha's Manhood," "Hiawatha's Woo- in his work is shown by ink bespatter. there has been shipped from Cuss City ing" an'd nearly all abou~ his friends. ed 0ooks and the stain on the floor. 62,655 bushels, and it is estimated The Board of Education finding it The Civil Government class has be- that there's not less than ten percent necessary to change the seats of two gun of the state constitution. of that amount still held by farmers of our sedate senior]% and not wishing for better prices and for seed and it The History class has just com- to humiliate them moved the "new" may be that ten thousand bushels are pleted the study of the civil war. desks up to them. still in grower's hands. But, not less They were examined on that subject than sixty-eight thousand nine hun- English Literature class finishing last Thursday. "Paradise Lost" anti will soon study dred and twenty (68,920) bushels have Most of our scholars are attending "Burke's Conciliation with the Amer- been marketed and still on hand. the revival services now being held in ican Colonies." Any prospective pod- By actual count it requires twenty- the N[. E. church of this place. arches wile may desird the work may three hundred (2,300) laundred beans enter. Our school board has recently sup- to weigh one pound, and one bushel plied,uswith a fine pile of wood, wot~ld contain one hundred and thirty- Aucti0 Sale! The boys' athletic association last, eight thousand beans (138,000. t If we wdek elected the following oi~eers for HE WILL BE IN FINANCIAL STATE/VIENT. take the number of bushels, the num- Having rented his farm one mile north of Cuss City, the under- the ensuing year: Pres., Lloyd Arm- ber of times there are beans in a signed will sell the following property at auction on CAS C TY strong; vice pres., Audley Kinnaird; Financial report of tl~e Village of bushel, we have a grand total of nine see'y, Butt Mead; treas., Stanley Cuss City for tim year ending Mafcl~ billion five hundred and ten million at Wickware, and at the same time 1st, 1907. nine hundred and sixty thousand for a TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 'O7 elected the following track officers: I~ECEIPTS. product. A bean is about one third of Manager, F. A. Teidgen: captain, Amount on hand at, beginning of year Seriaa, 0tel ...... $ 416008 an inch in length, or three for one AT ONE 0 CLOCK 5HARP. Leslie Koepfgen; coach, Edward Pin- Collected on tax roll ...... 5061 96° inch, thirty-six for one foot, five hm~- hey. Interest on deposit ...... 21 75 dred and ninety-four for one rod and Black mare 12 yrs. otd wt. about 1250 Open buggy Portland Cutter Wnos ay, Nari 20 Received from sidewalks ...... 560 95 It is not always that the man with one hundred and ninety thousand and Chestnut mare 6-yrs. old wt. about1150 Set, heavy double lla'rness Light and water ...... ; ...... 340561 Black mare a yrs. old wt. 1200, broke 2 sets light single harness One Day Each iJonth. an ax to grind can succeed so well in eight to make one mile in length. Mill*power ...... [ .,. 110572 Cow 5 yrs, old, due in April Milwaukee Mower Hay Rake Ofl?c Bouts frmn 9 a. m. until 8 p. m. pleasing young America, his auditor, Light and water supplies and labor . 642 19 And it would take four billion seven Cow 3 yrs. old, due in May American cultivator as did 5flmsieur Menne selling a Iron and eopper_solol.: ...... 6 O0 hundred and fifty-two million beans to Cow 3 yrs old, due in September Little Giant cultivator Consuitati0n, [xamination and Advice Free, County treasurer return taxes ..... 20 57 simple device for enlarging pictures encircle the earth, then we have more 4 cows 4 years old, in calf Planet, Jr. cultivator Liquor tax ...... 495 fO Yearling steer and maps rapidly. After inciting our Land Roller Disc harrow Dr. McDOnald has for many years License .... ~...... ~4 25 than enough beans to twice reach 2 yearling heifers 2 plows Spike tooth barr,~w made a study of Cimmic and Linger- interest in his little instrument, he Fines ...... 30o around this globe of ours. If the 19 Breeding Ewes, Oxford Grades Empire grain drill. 10 hoe ~ngDiseases. His ex~ensive practice gave some very interesting data re- Total receipts ...... 15537 36 beans were on wagons in one contin- Brood sow, due April 22 Feed Cooker and superior knowledge enables him garding German and French Higil DIS~URSEMENTS~ uous line and allowing sixty bushels 7 Sboats 5 months old Sonic hay, Mangles, Potato crates, to cure every curable disease. All Set farm trucks and platform rack Forks, Hoes, and other articles Schools, and the method of organiza- Labor ou streets and drawing coal.. 128552 for one load, and a team and wagon Chronic Diseases or the Brain, Lungs, Repairs and improvements on council Narrow tire wagon Top buggy too numerous to mention Stomach, Kidneys, Bladder, and tion and supervision. A few of the rooms ...... 4,9 10 occupying tllree rods of space, we Bowels scientifically and successfully notable differences are: Abroad, the Supplies and fixtures for ligl~t and would have a line of wagons ten and TEt~MS: All sums of :$5.00 and under cash; over that amount treated. high school is a government school. water system ...... 146585 three quarters miles in length. 8 months' time on good approved endorsed notes at 6 per cent Dr. McDonald pays special attention the students are kept under military Printing ...... 55 03 And, Mr. "Editor, you must remem- ~o Catarrh, Catarrtll Deafness, Lung Cement and lumber ...... 10 ~'4 36 interest. and Throat Diseases, Chronic diseases suoervision; the high school begins Salaries W. N. Straube ...... i ...... 1050Off ber that Cass City is but one in six- peculiar to women, Nervous and Pi~ys- with the seventh year of the child's "" Elias t(illins.; ...... 440 00 been shipping points in Tuscota coun- ieal Debility, Rbcumatism, Paralysis, school life and continues eight years; '" John Epplett ...... 385 00 ty, but our shippers of llve stock and Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, and all Chronic W. J. CAMPBELL, Prop. there is only one high school in e eh "" A. McOillvray st. commissioner 343 75 of farm products, by square dealing, and Nervous Diseases or men, women " It. F. Lenzner clerk ...... 45 00 state to which only the very best from and children. " E.B. London assessor ...... a~ 50 have built up a big trade and thor- J. H. 5TRIFFLER~, Auctioneer. No matter what your disease may the grades are admitted, and then Coal ...... '254205 oughly enjoy the confidence of the be~ there isstill hope only after a rigid examination. After Repair bill (blacksmith) ...... 5 00 public. Yours, completing t!;e H. S. course, students Expenses of elections and special D. G. WmonT. SHABBONA. John Hamilton's little boys, Ken- then do not despair, but consult Dr. police ...... 45 50 McDonald and get a correct diagnosis are admitted to the university 0nly Mrs. T. Pringle is suffering from neth and Keith, are both quite sick. Phone ren~ ...... 16 00 AUCTION SALES. of your disease, and feel assured that upon rigid and searching examina- Recording deeds ...... 1 90 pneumonia. the doctor knows correctly what oils Mrs. P. A. Leslie and son, Clarence, tions. We Americans may feel justly Interest on bonds ...... 720 O0 you. If you are curable, he will cure Paid fire ...... 100 00 Frederick Ball has sold his farm, Gee. Parrott is erecting a residence returned Friday from a week at Sani- you. Those unable to call write for proud of our freer democratic spirit, devartment Balance on hand ...... 588590 two and a half miles east of Defl)rd, on his village lot. lac Centre. symptom blanks. Correspondence and the general air of culture and re- 15537 36 and will have an auction sale on Mon- strictly confidential. Address Rev. R. Stephenson preached last The stork again visited Shabbona finement disseminated byour Ammi- W. J. CA311BELL day, March 11. A.A. McKenzie, Auc- Sunday at Elkton. on the 4th and leftason to Mr, and can institution. J. W. I'~ELLER, tioneer. Mrs. Amos Guy. Dr. l)0 al I @0 ald Committee. Having rented his farm, one mile Miss May Carson, of Yale, is visit- CAN BORO SCHOOL. The Specialist, north of Cuss City, W.a. Campbell ing relatives here. Mrs. Alfred Wilson, of Banner, 7 Winder £treet, The seventh and eighth grades are All the latest magazines and will have an auction sale on Tuesday, Willing Workers met Tuesday with spent a week witl~ her sister-in-law, Detroit, Mich. taking up parsing for grammar. fashion plates for sale at RuM's. 3 March 12. a.H. Strifller, Auctioneer. Mrs. Wm. Philpot. Mrs. J. Kerbyson, here.

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