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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-12-11
CHICKEN CHOLERA

Chicken Cholera can positively be cured. The
most severe tests have proven this without a
doubt Hundreds speak Ia positive expression
~ 10 their delighted results Ia using star P0ul-
trv Powder. Even when they are so Tar gone
they cannot eat, nine ont ~ ten can be cured hy
molstening the food aud sprnkllng 70 thickly
with star Poultry Powder. then feed u % them.
Your poultry viii not have cholera II You feed
A. aud besides the Increase in the amount 81
eggs will dOubly paw for the powder. You can
force production Of eggs as YOU can work from a
we'll cared for horse. See that your poultry u
healthy aud lifted for their task by feeding star
Poultry Powder 10 pays for itself. All you
have 10 do Il 90 feed lt Put up IN two sizes, %
and 81 packages. You save sc by buying the
LARGE package. Grant Holden.
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LrArE OF MICHIGAN.

- Count OF ~. Clair. -,
AZ session OF { e Probate Court for said
County Of a clair. held at the PrOhat' once In
the city OF Port Huron. on the 9TH day ~ Dccem.
Der In the year one Thousand nine hundred and
three
Present stephen A. Graham. Judge Of Pro
bate.
In the matter Of the estate OF Eliza Heron. In
competent, on reading aud filing the petition,
duly verified. of y, ~. Drake praying that BE-
may be- authorized aud licensed 10 sell certain
real estate belonging 90 the estate ui said incou.
pctcnt person
January next, at nine o'clock Ia the forenoon,
at said Probate once. be appointed for hearing
said petition. and that an persons interested ia
said estate appear before said Court. nc said time
aud place. 90 show cause why n license should
not b. granted 10 said =. n. Drake u sell real
| estate as prayed for In said petition.
And u \ further ordered. that n copy 81 this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vlOus 20 said day Of hearing. In the Vale Expos.
itor. newspaper printed and clrcuiatingi n MID
G "a true copy STEPHEN A. GRAHAM.
| 80 Jusgs Of frobsis
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-12-11
DRoBATR ORDER.
state Of Michigan. County 81 81 CLAIR -.

State Of Michigan. County oi 81 CLAIR -.
Alta session of the Probate Court for said
County Of 81 Clair. held 40 the Probate ufilre.
In the city ~ Port Huron. on The ialh day OF
November, in the year one thousand nine hun
dred and three.
Present. stephen A. Graham, Judge NJ FRO
bate.
I'm the matter of the estate Of David I. iuiz, Il
al. minor Mary ]. Luiz. having He'd with THIS
Court her annual administration account a.
guardian Of aald estate, together WITH "A pet
Lion praying that the said account De- allowed
NJ Il ordered that Monday. TIE 2lst day ol
December next. dt 90 o'clock in the forenoon
thercof
And Il i further ordered that copy Of THIS or
der be published three successive weeks previous
10 said tay of hearing. In the Vale Exposition. =
newspaper printed and circulating ~ said
90 Judpe ef Prststs.
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Il " SYSTEM
THE GREAT PANORAMIC ROUTE
..BETWEEH.....
Port Huron and Detroit
Low RATES PARLOR CARS
FREQUENT SERVICE

oars run uu SIM Iimp.l
Cars leave Port iiurnn fWaitlug rOnnl Tor 81
Clair. Msr.uc City, W. firmrn-, Detroit and al
intermediate points 40 30 e. m., 20 "a, m, 500
a. M. ana - alternate throughout the day. cars
leaving at 80 minutes alter tHr odd hours run
ming wa New short Liuc, AMI ears leaving 40 Z
minutes after the even hfiirs running over the
old route VIA AlgOnac, Pearl Beach etc last
car for Detroit iraycs Port Huron nc 500 %. R.
Thirty minutes time saved between De-
troll and Port Huron over New Short
Line VIA Marine City ana Anchorville.
Direct connections are made IN Port Hu.
ron with Pcre Marquette trains 90 AMI
from the north. bad Axe. and all way
stations. Also stations on the Port HUI
ron. Saginaw and Hnv city pivision.
Fare Port Huron Go Detroit one way.
90c You can buy round trip ticket at
waiting room in Port Huron 90 Detroit
and return for $40
FOr folders. time tables etc. address Geo. w.
Parker, g.. y. a PA. ~ Woodward Avenue. D0-
troit. Mich. HARRY BULLEN. Gent Snpt.,
Port Huron, Mich.
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periences' is omitted. and various additions are
made on the basis OF the reception Of the earlier
edition and the books Of the authors husband
Illustrations from photographs. which VIII De
found in plenty, are Of great assistance in fol-
lowing the authors technical discussion or seat
Jumping and such appliances as safety stirrups
and safety bars.
The use Of an apron skirt is commenced as
the only sensible expedient- What the author
has TO say on cross saddle riding for women Is
founded on her own experience in deliberately
learning Tor herself she considers that the
cross saddle gives less security Of seat. she
doubts that men could ride over fences without
the use Of reins as women DO. 1T is not dill
cult TO trot or canter" says Mrs Hayes. in
mans plain saddle. but think our conformation
requires the assistance of knee rolls in jump
ing" The invention OF the leaping head has
made hunting possible for women. The author
IS familiar with the practice in the East where
women ride astride, but observes that they rare
" depart from a walk. OF course. the grip Is
quite different in the two methods For cross
saddle the thigh should be fat, not round; good
length is required from hip TO knee, and
slight inclination to bowlegs
The book is furnished with good index. ana
should be useful for reference.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ Of New York Ehe P. Bartlett, Plaintiff. against
Annie r. Neeler Defendant. In pursuance OF Judg,
rnent Of Foreclosure sale. OUly male and entered
IN the aboveenttled action. bearing date the etn DAY
1903 L undersigned. the Referee In s4i JIls
rnent named will sell Public Auction. at the NSW
YORK Real Estate Saesroom No. 16l BroaGWay IN re
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New YORK on me -
dsy of September. 1903. y O'Clock noon on tha
by Meyer. Auctoneer the premises directed ~
said Judgment sold and therein DESCRIBED as IoL
All that certain lot, piece OF parcel OF alu w.
buildings thereon erected now known uy tle $500
number Hundred and Forty-four West IWenyeignIn
Street situated Borough Manhattan. City OF
New York and bounded and described follows; Be
gin at point the southerly side OF twenty
eighth Street distant hundred and fortylsht lee
inches eastery from the southeastery corner
Of TENeutv-eichth Street seventh Avenue ana
ming thence southwardy and nearly parallel with seventh
and inches 20 point N the
OF the block between twenty seventh alll
Twenty-eiohth Streets. distant two hundred ana MY
feet eastery Seventh Avenue thence eastWardly
along said lire Of the block twenty-five rect
therce northwardly and nearly parallel with seventh
part Of the distance through a party Wal
rinety-eght feet inches 10 the southery side
southerly side OF Twenyeghth street twenty
five feet and point place OF begin
ming several distances and dimensions more
Dated August 81. 1908.
EDWARD b FETRA. Referee
ATWATER & CRUIkSHANk. Attorneys Nfor Plaintin
No 43 Cedar Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City
The following IS diagram Of the property 70 be sold
above the street nunoer being IA West
2sth steet: 800
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RED BANK LIN
Foreclosure Sales.
Nv Y0RK srPRENE COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ ~ New Yo-k-Stephen Garrett Roach. Plaintiff
against Alexander Schwab ct al. Defendants.-ln pur
Of Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale duly made
1893 J. the undersigned. the Ref
.-ee in said Judgment named will sell at Public Auction
the New York Real Estate Sales Room, No. l6l
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City
p. Auctioneer, the premises
ted Judgment to be sold and therein de-
scribed follows: All that certain lot pe OF pace
Of land situate lying and being in the Borough OF Man
rattan OF the City New York. County and state OF
Nv YORK with buildings thereon erected. bounded
and described follows 20 wit; Beginning az point
hundred and eiFhtyseven $50 feet Northerly from the
conner formed Of the Westerly side OF
Fanoa with the Northery side Of one hundred
running thence Northerly
Terrace Nineteen tlSb feet
tbencs westerly parallel hundred and foryirs
the distance through party wall one
uton Terrace nineteen O9) feet and thence Easterly
sFap paraIlel hundred and foryrst Street and
distance through party wal one hundrel
ZOO Westerly side ( Hamilton terrace at
prsrnses which conveyed TO the said Alexander
Schvab by CIementine G. Lawrence by deed bearing
taneouslv with tnGenture; this mortgage being
rIrchase and given 70 secure portion
said deed expressed subject TO e
restrictions contained certain agreement recoroe
IN zoos Of Conveyances. page 81 as the
sarA are modified other agreement recorded
IN said Registers ONCE IN Liber 2On OF convey a1ee
sos. said premises lying IN SeCton .. ia HON -
on he Map OF the city Of New ork
Dated, New York. Angus: 24b 1908 -. .,
ADRIAl- LARKIN. Referee.
GOODWIN THOMPSON a NANDERPOEL+ PLAINTIFFS
ATTORNEYS No. 2 Wall Street. New York city. ,
The following g diagram Of the properly 10 &c
sold above described its street nunoer Is 90 H@i
ton Terrace:
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Public Notices.
TO TAXPAYERs.


~ DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION or TAKES.
New York September LIST, 1903.
-axnsvers VII desire obtain their bills promptly
lf make Immediate written reQuistion (banks may
borough o1cesN stating their property
bv Section or Ward Block and Lot. Map Number.
1al-i0 c0uv OF their bills OF last year.
III taxpayer assessed personal the requsi-
ssan should also request bill for such
Each re0uis should be accompanied by an envel-
che bearing the proper address Of the applicant AND
WITH RETURN POSTAGE PREPAID
o. doubt IN regard 10 Ward Section. Block
or - Number taxpayers should take their deeds
Recruitment and Assessments and have their
f,rRar5 10 The Deputy Receiver OF Taxes. with the
ay,sition a certified OF their property.
Which VIII be furnished by the Department OF Taxes
ana Assessments
turned hv mai al earliest possible moment and
avoid any delay caused by waiting lines. Is
cuired IN Of personal application.
The requisition bs addressed and mailed TO the
DEPUTY Receiver Of Taxes IN whichever borough the
rr'te~tv Is located follows:
JOHN J McDONOUGH No. 81 Chambers Street, Bor-
ouch of Manhattan. New York.
JOHN p UNDERTILL. corner Third and fremont
JACOB s. VAN WICK Municipal Building. Borough
Of Brooklyn New York
FREDERICK W, BLECKWENSN jackson
and FIFTH Street Long Island City. Borough OF
Queens New York
JOHN DE MORGAN Bay and Streets Staple
ton. staten Island. Borough OF Richmond, y. Y.
receiving the bills the viii that they
properly related then draw check for the
bill addressed envelope with return
postage prepaid the Deputy Receiver IN whichever
borough the property is located
ALL BILLS PAID DURING OCTOBER MUST BE
DAVID E. AUSTEN.
Receiver o. Taxes
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HEIR UNEXPECTEDLY TO 100000
German Who Served Under Macmillan So
Informed-Had Been Tailor.

Theodore HamaL sixty-eight years old, or
Central-ave near Bleecker-st-. Jersey City, has
received notice from lawyer in ST. Louis that
he has inherited an estate worth 100000 by
the death Of a sister in Germany.
Hamal left Brunswick, Germany, when he
was eighteen. and served as a lieutenant under
Macmillan in Mexico. lie escaped when Maxi
milan was captured. and got employment with
a tailor in St. Louis. Later he lived in Phila-
celphia where he married and fifteen years
ago he came to Jersey City. He is a bookkeeper,
employed in Manhattan. He had not com
municated with his kindred IN Germany for
many years. and learned Of his inheritance
through a newspaper advertisement that Theo-
dore Hamal would learn OF something TO his ad-
vantage by writing to the St. Louis lawyer.
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Hamilton Terrace.

The approxuaate lien charge TO satisfy
which the above described property Is to be sold Is -Four
thousand sxty-dve and Sl-lUO Dollars (Sl4 =
COS SD thereon from the eleventh day OF
August 1908 together with costs and allowances amount
ing TO about -Four hundred and sxty-npe ana e2-lUO
Dollars $500 So interest from August 18TH, lSoS
feber with the expenses Ct sale. The approximate
amount Of Taxes Assessments other liens which
be the purchaser out OF the purchase
money by Referee IS -Four hundred ana forty
ave and l6-lOO Dollars tS445 49, and interest
ADRIAN LARkIN. Referee
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The approximate OF the len charge to sat
which the ah0yeesT5ed IS 10 lie sold IL
81 a. together with costs and allowances enountng
10 S2S3 1893 besides
the expenses Of TIE sale The approximate amount Of
taxes, assessments. other liens. which be
allowed the purchaser OF purchase money.
paid by tie Referee dfty-four dollars
The premises will be sold subject a prior mortgage
twenty-five thousand dollars and
January J. 1898. and costs Of certain action
pending f0Teclose
Dated New York. August 81. 1903.
EDWARD b Ia FETRA. Referee.
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HERRICK. JACOB HoBART-N PURsU

ANCE Of an order o Hon Abner c. Thomas. a sur
rogafe the County OF New York. NOTICE Is hereby
A. al persons having claims against JACOB
HOBART HERTICK. late Of the County OF New York
present same. with vouchers
place Of transactng business
oflice Of J. s & H A. WISE No 20 Broad
Borough q Manhattan. New York y Y. before
ist Ia % December
DATED New York Ist day Of May. 1905
MARIA AMELIA HERRICK. Executrtx
J. 6. & II A WISE Attorneys for EKecgtrtx 20 Broad
Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York. n Y.
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Instruction.

A CADEAIY MOUNT ST. URSULA.
n For circular address Mother Superior.
Bedford Park. New-York City.
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Help Wanted.

WANTED FOR L. s ARMY ABLE
bo5ied unmarried men. between ages Of Fl and IS
citizens 81 United States q good character and empsrats
habits. who speak read and write English For
formation apply Recruiting Ofcer n Third $500
Third Ave. 7O5 sixth Ave. y. Y. 363 Fulton ST..
brooklyn.
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Surrogates' Notices.


rpRAUTyETTER IDA.-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Hon. Abner Thomas surrosste q
the County Of York notice is hereby given 70 all
having Ida Trautvetter late OF the
deceased present the with
subscribers at their place OF
trsnsacng business. No 2T1 Broadway, IN the City Of
New York on or 10th day OF January
Dated New York. the LIST day Of July. 1903.
KATHARINE BARDEN YCK. r.r.-,+rics.
IDA TRAUTVETTET, : -
SEITZ. Attorney for Executives. III broao-
York City
TAFLIN. JOHN PHILBRICK.-IN PURSU
ANCE Of order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald.
County OF New York. notice is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims John Phtbrick
Taen late OF County New York. deceased 70
vouchers thereof the subscribers,
AT their place business 81 William St.
in city Of New York. or before the LIST day OF
October next
MOIIJE SMITH L.AFIIN.
HENRY V. LESTER.
PFCKHAM WARNER & STRONG. ATTORNEYS for Ad-
illustrators 81 William St. Borough Of Manhattan
New York City
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received a their Uptown ONCE.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
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Surrogates' Notices.


DORTER. DANIEL MN PURSUANCE OF
- an order Of Hon Aoner C Thomas Surrogate OF
the County u New-York. notice Is hereby 70 ali
persons having claims against Daniel NJ Porter. late
o New YORK y. Y. deceased TO present
with vouchers thereof 70 the suoscriosr at
attorney. Louis Dodd No. 81 Broad
way Borough Manhattan. New York City. On or be
fore the 2nd day OF November 1893
YORK. April Path. 1903
GEORGE ROSENDAIE. Executor.
LOUIS F. DODD. Attorney for Executor 81 Broadway.
New York city. Borough Manhattan.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Ahuer G. Thomas a Surrogate County %
New York NOTICE hereby given to all persons hav-
ing claims against Bernard l. Ackermarn. late Of the
County New York deceased present the with
vouchers subscriber her place %
acting business Office OF Messrs CouGert Brothers
II Broadway the Borough o. Manhattan. city of
New York on before 18th day Of December next
Dated New York Attn day Of June, 1903
MARIE ACKERMANN ENecutriN-
COUDERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for ExscutrtN. No
- Broadway Manhattan. New York City
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y received at their Uptown once
NO. 1,3G4 BROADWAY.
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Il Frank T FITZGERALD. a Surrogate Of the County OF
York Is hereby given TO ali persons having
claims against Daussa. late of the County OF New
York deceased TO present the with vouchers
thereof 70 subscriber his place OF trensacting
a Wall Street, the Borough OF Man
haitian, in City Kew York before the 10Th
6ay Of December G.
Dated New York. I'd June. 1893
SIMON II STERN. Executor.
CHARLES E. RUsHMORE. Attorney for Executor. 40
New
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n PTRsUANCE on - ORDER on HoN.

Abner C Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
notice IS hereby given 70 all persons having claims
Eliza Evans. late q County New
York deceased present the with vouchers
or 20 subscriber its place 81 transacng business
No. sc Wall Street in The CITY OF New York Borough OF
Manhattan on before the sixth 6ay Of January
Dated New York the first day OF July, 1903
THE CITY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Temporary Administrator.
BoARDMAN PLATT & sOIEY. Attorneys for Ten
porarv Administrator. % Wall Street Borough Of
Manhattan. City q New York
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-JOO second hand
xood and iron working machines: fully
Guaranteed. machinery bought and e1-
CHANGED GEO. r. EDDY. sss nadison-a
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Cullen de Castro's las Mocedades Del ca
was the basis Of Comedies Partisan triumph
IN 1895 he made over romantic historical
drama into a classical French tragedy He
eliminated all the comic and grotesque in the
original 10 satisfy the demands Of French theory
Of the day. He served the uniues Of time ana
rlace which meant much omission, TO be re-
placed in part by expository dialogue. Manners
characters and motives We're changed, the moral
conflict heightened and the action concentrated.
In 1914 Corneille put forth an adaptation OF
klarcon'r ''Verdsd Sospechosa" in lie Menteur.
This. too was made over by French rules, and
gave the author some trouble in unity OF place
The details Of these changes are set forth with
precision and at a length in an essay on Cor
nellie and the Spanish Drama" CThe Columbia
University Press by ). B. segau In the case
OF the Cid the original and the French result
are examined carefully act by act. In the case
Of lie Menteur" the comparison is made at one
trsversing. The early plays, Of which "L'Illu-
sion" IN one Of ITS characters suggests the in
SEPARATION OF a Spanish type. are briefly examined,
as is the suite du Nenteur'' in imitation Of
Jope de Vegas "Amar sin saba a QUEEN" and
'I5eraclius" OF disputed origin. The originals
OF the two Menteur plays were independent pro-
auctions. and the author Of this essay notes that
the use OF Lope de Vegas play as a sequel TO
that adapted from Alarcon's may have been
suggested by the elaborate falsehood Of Don
Juan IN describing Don Pedro's murderer. No
conclusion is attempted Of the question as TO
who was Indebted for the ideas in 'Heraclius."
corneine or Calderon. In Don Sanche d'Ara-
Fon' sources are stin less important
Such an essay viii have little or no interest
20 those not conversaut with Comedies plays.
at least with the "Cid" and the "Menteur." It
Is not likely TO be approached except with the
plays in hand or well IN mind Under these cir
cumstances. then. it would seem that much Of
this detailed scenario work is unnecessary. The
essay has the merit OF not proving too much.
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HARVEY. ALEXANDER.-IN PURST4Sc--
Of order Of Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald I. -,
or the County o. New York. Lptce - hereby Tvs sAs
persons having claims against Alexander Hire 70 a.
or the County o. View York 10 ate
same With vouchers thereof the subscrlbers IN -
place Of transa-tng business ~ ofc4S ~ taer
Hathaway. No. 20 Broadway fManhaffanl a. s-lsis
New YORK On o. before ire Ord day October 80 ~ q
Dated New York the 3rf day April fsgs1 N
JOHN r SCYpAN. HERBERT Z. sATFF.EtTra
xxsc-
CURTIS r. HATHEWAY Attorney for Executes. -
Broadway tManhattanl New York City IN
II PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or No.
Abner q. Thomas. n Surrogate Of the Couu., :. -,
NortNoce Is hereby given q al persons havin~ 80
against Emma Mafrhieseeu. late % +sns
YORK deceased 90 present the with vor-.- .sr
subscribers their place o. transarsr ss-
77re 81 Messrs p1er Strong 4 Whifeb. lsss
5o Wan the Borough O. Manhattan IN - va
New YORK before the 18Th day 81 Nar9b ~
Dated New York. the 26th day q August lsa w
JAMES r. HTLNfEES,
HERMAN G. HILMERS
CONRAD HENRY MATTHIESsEN Er,c,,o-.
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~ received their USt5wn once
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