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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

lfia ofened the nunshate, qaiie
an nnueesaaafN pFssceeilag undef
ne shade n the eak Pefehanes \
might have bcon fuf an excuse 20
allow Culhhert 10 lay himself stnNh
Under = earner nf the paraeol
Woman Il anhtis snd maa tAAea
ssffstrtHniffsa gufhhsFt awaited
himssls II tho iagirt
The 0ufadfA frs rosninE 90 .
aisgf she eNrislmrt
Wat You knss. aud never tod
me- h~ etrlAinled
= intended 10 kerp The urwe ns
rrrf fiit fhsg arrived she replied
aFehiy. I mafrl1 uanfed 30 bring
eanF sdofeA Ealth 10 Yea a. sat'
afsfs
-Ediih oGgsdY IL doubtless vsfy
usfimabls I object IN har
irfs shrugged he's nhesiaors as.
aur~ly
sngne nen Ns tsff hard %
pisasc ahr soaehsefed asarsiafif
4 suppose thaY are. ~ Feelied
auietiF Z sapgsass that Yuu sesld
- surprised " todd Yaa fhst an
ssrihsd . Eifi whafn I thoasht psf
fuea'-
fria pAina on the lastsn, The
1*ilag ~ her cheeks seemed "a -
strangely wiia he banter ~ hsf
fspa
os eoarss aha IL charming
glaneiax sideways at her cvapsn
"a
-r~ilzhifniis so'~ replied Caih
hrft ecatatirsliv. xtsinK ~ the top
u the snnshade shove him
who ls this sifi ~ho has pleased
vonr fassiaiouansaa thea Aha
ausrisd. almost ansiousiY ~uf
ennfas she she loves Ynn. Cuth,
h~tff~
u IL gumarkahls knpw. but
wonld you hsig.ra n. she Suesnf
care a rap about me. hs replied
liEhtiv
4 Sigh ~ Satisfaction escaped
her. ~ low as 10 BE- unnosiccd by
him
Indeed rhAt. % course. must
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
The Northwestern Mutual Fire
Association
Fire Insurance Made In SeattIe"

great home company that you can
not only Keep pour share ~ Seat
Ties IRE Insurance. premiums In Sc
attic. but ynu can hAs. from 70 20
aa per cent ~ them returned dlfeot
70 You IN Dividends
Not only 10 the Northwestern
keeping great soluma ~ pre-.
miams in the state. vhich formerly
seat 70 eastern and foreign com.
panles. bat it IL brfnstas 10 the
state and city a constantly incress
ing volume ~ premiums from tts
policy .holtsra 81 eastern states.
do not be miaiesd bY tho state.
nenls uf any person who may be
interested ip seeinE your Insurance
placed la some other company. In.
veasigais the Northwestern on yoar
own account and learn the facts II
yon vfii do this. yon viii have your
Insurance peiicy Made "a Seattle
b. the Northwestern and keep your
money at home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
WILL BUILD A
TALL ONE
AUGUST mxlHoRs's NEW
sui DINO WILL Bg ERECTED
WITH Twelve STORIES IN
VIEW.

Plans for a fIve-story flreproof
building. 70 be extended later To a
twaivestory siyserapef. 20 be built
By August Meihorn ON Second Az.
adjoining the Marion bullding. bs
tween Marion and Columbia sis..
uere filed with tho building inspeet
nr Yesterday afternoon
Tho plans call for a building Of
brick. stone and concrete. With
every modern convenience. and TO
cost In tho neighborhood 81 400
eco. The space will be devoted to
office purposes exclusively. and the
first floor 20 stores. Work upon
the excavation has begun u IL said
that from an architectural stand.
point. the building will outpoint all
others for tia exterior aud Interior
beauty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
Wealth That Curses.

SPENDING msnsy e. hsrer than maAina money
Nea must he early environment tn the hssdans
,h ar th nss have becoue rich gradually their heads
must have cxeeedluF he mace Wild hs wealth
sirange happen when bessaa arc suddenly p"'a 0"
msn nsy know how To make puddle With
out helms u,,sa to speaa sioouoo a year deeeatly.
such Pgesdep corc,, ef the ssee Trust was prob
ably happier working she Homestead mills and
lived frame rented for SO month he VAS more In hS
sphere hon than when he save champagne supper " '
ieo's IN celebration of ha wifss dvoroinx him
ZINE qualities be attained through the ehseAeooA
wealth the contrary, a Affords uaha'
ed opportunity dispa OF VULGAR SHORTCOMINGS
striking exception the rule VAS the case
Rutland who has s' died In England at The 'ps
ase of Sc control Of vast Estates and Inn
iaeome lie vas twice married bat never ai'es ne %
literary xlns accomplishments Cultured tAs'
respected refined aocry Its veah vas n"'
Tor himuelf ne always sad bat vas hs ons
the benefit aud happiness Of humanity 10 MN s'
weah meant extraordinary responsibilities mental aud uoa aHd
extraordinary opportunities ana obligations Tor useiueeA
vastly ts this from that Of ne eonno"
class of vulgar ealy means TO
who saa their distinction through Eo' 9"
ces.es
hts an ola the world ewes every man nv
OF the truth that the world owes no man the
nylan Is an that ans can imagine that
b. sens BAT he Is real2 keax lsHsta ~
health sna Of not ssna bar losses
hundred houses. bet he san live IN o"5 on"
Al a time. mashe a rosl home
hunaFed coats. but he eaa only wear eae 81
ne ,y corner ali the grain II sentiment, eat onJ
ssamaeh fall
msy mills broad lands aud mans honis sa'
h. can st living and be oai AZ last a.
empty handed he IN
me Surplus and does not Zoe others
Is mere a-none because gdsd any the less
pssaneas wasshlP
The auuias Tor the good 81
Humanity heap Of aisplAcea matter that 10 social nn'aaae'
and AZ economic stencil
ana eeqsaly s hasp bssa given pleay In lhis
nnntry az nnaifes realize that Surplus
moasy Injurious uawor,hy psessara who In
tn nr.t Esnssuoa are os,saaousy SECOND a
ant ID tha hd degenerate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

III. Isasiag Fire insaranes Com
pAny a Washington and the Pa
rifie Northwest Makes apociRttss
~ DWELLING. business. brick build
lng.. protested factory risks sna
lumber yards
Tue North satrrn IL an organise
ton % aevwuteen Thousand prog
ssfy opnsrs Il has been Ia basl
ness five and q half years. AMI noS
has over sssaH,ssn mtliion dollars
~ Insurance Ia force u ~ruis ossf
fonf aud obe feurth miiiicus aurtna
the nlanths ~ taas Raf taiY
!, bad no sas ffanctaco losses
snd thessfars continasa 60 write al
the old rates The SorthSssssFn L.
nues eash premium. nes ssssesahls
policies. which are mutual onlr In
tho fact that the largest possible
par esntAgs Of premiums are 70.
turned 70 The policy holders Ia divi'
asnds
This means. By assuring with this
s-ssasaa-a.ss AAifag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
cUTHBERTS AFFINITY

D. a sai hiaR 10 vauF vanity And
~ - Ga AZ cpafae. love hafr
Yes. heffibiy, that's the sofsi q
the thing
Ssa hli her iip with yeaaftna
Ia Ia thia giFi pretty - sAn
aasea at lrhxth
-Hather,- be replied emFh s'icsl
What an ron cali prssts o.
gusrtssi ppluiesilY. after q naoaasnif ;
paass
~Yuurseif' be replied vitfsssan
meedabie rFpmptltasie
Ifis bcrahs irr
Yea nhnuid not waste rehtil
aleaga on me Goa oaEhs tskA@sp
yutf pretty spevchss shsltsiH
xaul
rh- vsri. lsf' h.s ilgs - v
rrflF.
4 annr See vhY shaaia ertpe'l
ufrat oshsf kisis q don't 80 a.
saia Cuthbaft
lis sh1ksl do~a sha lump n D.
thfaaf thsu. curiosity gAiasfs8 o.
aseensieuef. said nj
sNont rvs self me the the fns
~ this paFnRan
iris Ctffr. he replied ptsh rsiu.
msnstsbis pfpmptituse
What Tbs sxrlamattksu e.
capped he's lbs Ia q lnadenlns 10y q
Surprise.
g uas = radiant face shs safsss
20 hls
Iris. dearest. tiff wefe 70 ass
vuu 20 mafrr me. would Yum say
Yea be ausfirsf eaErfiY
4 Should say hiatt Nunld -
iass fuu loxslY TOT words. ahs sn.
swcresi gnrramm ssieaiiy. slioring
her golden head 20 hs pillovsd on
hts essat lapel 1t would Dc too
lovely fos puFas
fua are crying. snfsiy, dafilnx.
Cufhh~ft eriss ie Consideration
-oniy vita happiness. deaf shs
said quietly OniF wtsh happiness
--you see. ! am 30 longer ioalous.
now~of the mysterious other
Eifl'~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

when thee pass Ia thrif motor cars.
knowing they would be- jealous ~
eneiouh Anyway the Waists we're
paehabuofer than tho epDks aud
that's wis she quit"
took q looh 81 the waists aud !
must naY fhoY certainly were peek
ahuay u must have taken = great
deal 81 courage of nerve FOE "A
aauug lady to year them and % vas
fortunate for the masters hnushs
ter that Anthony c'umHtofk was not
a. our ualshharhe8d heard the
maia saf tie Young lads had boaHt E
81 that there waa less than hair a
Fafd 81 goods in each waist
The excitement aYTr The departure
81 the cook died ont when the new
one arrived.
No 10. heard sis Htidds cay
- Mrs sunk the lfanaehrepst.
v hen tue new cook entered ihe kit
chen
Yes ana ~ ln less than a month. =
said Mra Bunk
when Hanrhhan that WnH the
new cooks name learned where the
ffffigrfafar was. tho master once
more took al interest ga sEflcnliufs.
un~ fnarulnF ! accompanied hin
- distant part u the farm 40 give
him AZ expert opinion nH 70 tho Uses
e. ahirh tha land should be put The
laHd was strangely divided into haf
anrsn parts. All well fenced.
what's this piece used frff
asked
-rhis IL a pasture Zoe the hos.
be said.
An that piece over thcfef !
asked. pointing 10 another
ssTnat - q pasture fof the cows.
Thr piece beyond IL q pasture Tor
she bees have anwed II over With
clever. yau aeo The next Il a past
ufs fof the horses AMI the nest = e
pasture faf enc sheep
sort - pasiure-ail scene
remarked. far I vas always witty.
quite right quite fisht' saii the
MASTER
Why dau't you run ovy your
fafm d. Yauf aatama4lle = J asked
him.
4 ran aver tao old women and .
baby IN toNn al noon today" he an
serrsd. laughing heartily.
some tifns after We viewed the fii-
las tiun n pastures the master -.
moved alt thr division fences and
ordered Johnson. she farmer. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

The teacher Of a primary Erads
was rehearaing the class, iuat prior
ta the expected Walt ~ the fi'hooi
superintendent The teacher ia.
strueted the little boys as follows
Nov. Johnny. when the Huperin|
tondsnt tsha ynu who made Ynu
aaY. God made me To the
other ufchin she said Tommy
when he aaha you Who discovered
America. aay. christopher Column
bua The dny the superintendent
called little Johnny waa abaepi, aud
Tommy selling asked who made him.
said "siu Christopher Columbus
made tue The superintendent
said. 80. no. my sou God made
YOU. whefauInn the child e2elaim
cd. oh. no air. Christopher Colnm
bus made ne The boy that God
made IL not here tniay
JULIUS nEYER,
l1t spring at. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
THE OLD MAN AND
THE WOOLLY DOG
Nv TAG CRY MAN

Th~ ali man took~d German
exrseftsn really suad
Mother broad % beam ana beean ard th~
woouY aaw wha hoFs the
naru Il
anf Pedro
th< rosasu hat . = another
worried she buried appeals At the beast
ans q
tfestes ara TIE he ths street pssf
up SPANKED
Anf carried
strasenhahn ohas dih
benx inta English If
ths withogt then shat vii do
And Mnthr darling 70 breast and spei Msn
- that hs pinkst
%
= isfe caffain tenasFioa steak for a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
A ValLant fIahtsf.

had been away from home one
evening aud lrft mr three little
grand children at home When !
returned 1 found them very much
excited over a burglar Scare Mhsn
aat down. little lillian Hart. three
y-ars old efepi In my lap aAd
azid. ~urandua. u Yoa bed been
here. wauld Yoa have iousht The
burglar / aaid. oh. Yss. ! auFei1
would have chased him oft ~ the
house she Thought 4 whiie then
put hur hand on m face. palted II
ana said. Grandma. u The debbil
saa 60 rnme uuaid foa iiEhs hlm
1 said. rMnsl ceftHiuif ! rouId aud
abe nesiied closely and aaaa fell
aaieep GRANDMA
seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
IennnmIeallN Inellned

our small boz. sKrd four. and
hia slyNearolt sister we're lcakins
at discarded doll Wig Sister
said We will thpw ~ rwat
bat the small boz said. No. iaai
throw q np "a heaven aud u God
happona 70 be making ans badly, be
can just ~ Seil uss this hair as
auy other It's a. good a. new
Mrs NJ h HENDERSON.
1887 18th Ave. south Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

The matinee Curtis said. "rbe
maa nn the horse shot hla Vile
aud right then no dropped ofi BIS
horse drndf"
An. hais Curtis said. That's
what God dld 90 him fur ahnpunE
hta Aife Walter locked az hlm
Tot a fuil minute and then HHAs
Yen make me tired. God wa1n {
there at ali Mrs. HEARTY.
1891 teth Ave. aodth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

nou't faii 20 see the great spec
facular presentation 81 the san
Franeisco earthquake AZ the bfeni.
srton carnival this week Beats
leave Pier : a. 6 20. $50 and 10
a m, aud rs. 40. $50 AMI =
y. IN Last boat leaves nreulsfton
at 10 30 .. m. arriving al Seattle
at II as .. IA Round trip 30 cents
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
A nr.vs Hsssrt

Roy scott. IS months old, vac
playing Nith his little sister a year
Older under hlg shade tree one
dsy. Seeing a eoN tied IN a vacant
lot near hy. the littlo Kifl became
frightened aud started 70 cry TOY
went ep TO hef aud said, bon :
ek. slater. III dive hoaaie away,
aud picking up a chip he started
toward the animal saving no
aNny. tnS. go away"
Mrs SCOTT
Iae Z Asnl 81 Olnan I.aka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
npsaauoaa plok.a

The TAYLOR company pregenta
From Kaea 10 Riches" ~ The
Third Ayos'ls theatef tonight for
the last time
The Taylor company Will present
Daaiwood Dick tomorrow after.
noon. tomorrow might and ali next
week 'HeaaWo0d Dick" wa a
scout ~ Port Mcad Ia the Black
liilis country. companion Of "
v Cody aud other noted western
heroic characters iouFeife Taylor
vii De- the boy scout. aud every
member 81 the Taylor company has
good western character parts IN
iieadNOod Dick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
A. The star rheater.

Beginning Monday afternoon =
new bill 81 vaudeville will open At
the star iheaicr. and run all week
The Mimic -Four will lead ia a sing
Ing and dancing specially. ChaH
4. tase. Nhaae Eylepb0ne solos csn
be heard on every phonogfa Of
prominence Ia the country. will play
r return engagement by request
The chamheflaina. IN lariat throw.
ing. Nlll be- seen fof the first time
ia this city
The other sets on the new Bill
viii bs the rffand Opera THO. 10 %.
cratic selections. Lou Palmer. mon.
ol0Eiai aud mimic. Peter Dunn
Talbo, for patents. 2Ds Mutual life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
whe ssds ~ DEAD.

nv sister and gentleman friend
were walking through tho pafk
They hsd with them mY little boz
uho staopai down and picked Hp
leaf tits auhi tnid him IA throw
'tf away. a. q waa an old. dad leaf
The little fuileR said. Well. tell
me Wha shot ite~
MRS 4 n REEH.
Honion. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

Ny ntucu and acphow we're On.
gagged in an argument Geraldine
said. When little children die aud
90 10 heaven, God gives each one
pump. aud thef pump ell day
long. aud when the Az - FUN II
userflaNs That h how We get cur
rain
MISS HESTER ROSS.
Sedfa "a nollay, Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

lrath This afternoon one o. the
masters daughters kfaasht tHp ~
ihr vsf9 latest psssh aisaa y Aists rom
ne city and Sung them uui On the
tine Wy sas hnns them fhsta ]
laut know mfiiske " Ms O. LET saftls
- hsf sfipfK ffteutm see them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
eoY DROWNED IN WELL.

TACOMA. Aug ls.--Foar.year old
Archibald Casaing. whose parents,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Casaing. live
At Pennsylvania av. and the Puyai
Iup car line. Just east ~ Midland,
was drowned In well yesterday
afternoon nj the Peterman place
about half mile back from the
Pennsylvania crossing. The body
was recovered soon afterward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

plant blue grass IN All the fields
And after rsu plant o." BE- Hhld.
weed 81 carefully. "a Re'ii be certain
~ having plenty of Il : have made
up my mina that this farm shall
also be artistic. aud blue fifH ipi9
my esiaf scheme HrieHdidiy
fTu b. continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

composed q 20 o. the brst shois tn
Washington. leave south Tacoma
on Monday. where thrf have been
holding target practice. for aeagrst.
~ J.. 80 attend the national shoot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
Have You Tried Our
Queen Quality Bread

eMade In Seattle" IN the cleanest
Of clean bakeries, from pure malt
yeast and fancy selected flour.
Every bite IL delight. ono loaf OF
Queen Quality contains az much
nourishment a. two lorves ~ or.iin-
ary bread. The genuine has the
blue label. Look for H. .s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

There will be grand public
dancing party a. i.eschl Park Pa.
yilion tonight The best floor
Michigan mapis-and finest music
In Seattle. Everybody come. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

sNNN&'f CNffa Ncr PAM
The Grand theaief MI az.
day night With the slewau A..
company 10 Herberls great -, -
opera. Babetie The ksms =
tunes a. we're used IL The =
York production viii be 49,
Seattle The cast "a made Il !.
kugwu artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
THE THEATERS


Sherlock HolmeA"
With the usual matinee today aud
IA performance tonight. Daniel
Ffawley will close his Seattle ca.
Engement Ia a fafeWeli production
0f Conan D0fir'n great Siorg. SHEER.
lock Holmes. The bill has pTGyon
one Of The most aueeeaafui ever pre-.
scented I'D Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

Csc mailed 70 Knapp q West. g5t
Colman bldg. will bring you their
book o. plans for pretty homes
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

tltile Waitss. playmate ~ my
haYa. came over one aftafhonn 20
tsli a. shat be heard aaa saN 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
BRIGHT SAYINGS OF CHILDREN :


Tn. star will olvs two prizes best stories % children
srss ark funay The hFst prize o. hs second
a. Write the only and mall TO ms shos
story gdtor The star i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
Is Miles for Is Cents

Around Mercer island. g miles
for Is eents. on steamer Fortuna
10 70. 5 - ana 80 dailg 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

Socialist orator. Father Thomas
McGrsdy. Seattle ThssteT. Sunday.
August 10. .. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18
TEAM LEAVES MONDAY.

With Former Adit Gen. Drain In
charge the Washington rifle team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-18

worth. In illustrated songs ,aa -,
moving plctures.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-01
THEPEOPLE'S MUTUAL

Annual Meeting of Members-Repor
show Most FIourishing Condition.
From Ionia Standard.
The annual meeting Of the Peoples
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of lonia,
Montcalm and Clinton counties. held at
Opera house, Ionia, on Tuesday afternoon,
was largely attended by members from
all Of the counties, President John {. Tay-
lor in the chair.
The annual report of the Secretary
showed 589 members added during the
year COS, and net gain Of BIS; and
$8e6,24e insurance added, being net
gain of S5zz.z4z during the year, with
total amount at risk December 81, 9o5,
of $,zo4,5z5. There were lo2 losses
during year, amounting to Sl5,466.e5.
Of these 81 we're from lightning.
The secretary supplemented the report
with the following resume, showing the
growth Of company in recent years:
IN submitting this report for your &C
ton, | wish to congratulate the member
ship Of the company upon the bright out
look of the future, The growth Of the
company during the past two years has
been phenomenal $4,000 new insur-
ance was written in 9o4 and $4,000
in leo5-over Sl,zzo,ooo during the two
years, while $50 new members were ad-
ded in 9o4 and 599 in 1905; llz9 in
two years. Today the company numbers
over 4,5oo members and has at risk
nearly 100000 Of Insurance During
the years that have served the COM
pany as secretary-l6 Of the best years
Of my life have seen 1t grow from SO
members 10 its present large membership
over times the number. To the loyal,
Jealous work Of directors and score Of
solicitors, is to be credited the great sue
cess achieved in building up the Company
so that today il stands the strongest Mu-
tual in Michigan. During the time
have served as Secretary over 100000
have been received and disbursed, not a
dollar Of which to my knowledge has been
lost to the company. And now, in con-
cusion, | wish to express my warmest
thanks for the courtesy and kind acts OF
friendship have received at your hands.
Lucas M. Mel, of Belvldere, ex-county
treasurer Of Montcalm county. and a
member of the board Of directors Of the
Peoples company, was unanimously elect
ed president. He is man Of the highest
standing in his county, familiar with the
eompany's affairs, and his election is a
cause Of general satisfaction to the mem
bership.
" H. Smith Of this city was reelected
yiee-president without contest, no other
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-01
sIArE OLE MIcHlGAN-

The Probate Court for the County OF Iouia.
At "A session of said Court held at the Pro
bate utlce In the city of fonia In said County,
on the sixth day of January. a, ., 1906
Present HON. MONTGOMERY WEBSTER.
Judge of Probate
In the matter of the Estate of
THOMAS CANNON. Deceased.
samuel Cannon. Administrator of said rs
tate having filed in said court his petition.
PRAYING for license to sell, at private sale the
interest of said estate i'm certain real estate
therein described for the purpose OF paying
debts and the charges and expenses OF dd-
miristcring said estate.
lbs Ordered. That the fifth day Of Febru-
ary A ID 1906 at 1880 O'Clock in the after
noon al said probate ONCE. be- and Is hereby
appointed for hearing said petition. and That
all persons Interested in said estate appear
before said court at said time and place 20
show cause why a license to sell the interest
Of said estate in said real estate should not
be granted
tits Further Ordered that public notice
thereof be given by publication OF copy Of
this order for three successive weeks Prev
Gus Il said day of hearing. in the Bedding
banner newspaper printed and circulated
IN said county. MONTGOMERY WEBSTER.
ANNA r. WEBSTER Judge of Probate,
4 true COPY. Register of Probate,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-02-01
nTATE OF MICHIGAN.

Tue Probate Court for the County of Iona,
At a session of said court. held al the pro
bate ONCE in the City of Ionia. in said coun-
~ on the twenty second day OF January, a.
d. 1906
Present: Hon. Montgomery Webster,
Judge OF Probate,
In the Matter Of the
CHASE DRAIN
Frank r. Chase, FreehOldcr OF OtlScO
Township. and one of the signerS OF the or
iginal petition for opening cleaning out and
widening said drain, having filed in SAID
court his petition showing that John f..
kuhn County Drain Commissioners. IS dis
qualified to act in the matter of said drain.
and praying that a day be fixed for hearing
on said matter TO determine whether said
Drain Commissioner l. disqualified to act
and II SO. to appoint Fred Pitt as Special
Drain Commis sioner in the premises.
II is ordered that the twelfth day OF Feb
ruary a. D. 1906 at ten o'clock in the fore
noon at said probate office. be aud Is hereby
appointed tor hearing said petition
III is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given by publication of copy OF
this order. tor two consecutive weeks pre-
vious TO said day OF hearing. in the Beldng
Banner newspaper printed and circulated
i'm said county MONTGOMERY WEBSTER,
ANNA T. WEBSTER Judge of Probate.
A true copy Register IN roDate.