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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-03
THROUGH WITH THRU"
House Committee Also Drops
"Dropt" and Its Mates.

WASHINGTON, December 2-"Clipt'
does not go; or. rather. t. has gone. II
went this morning, and with IL went
''dropt" and thru" and "thruout," and
all their family and friends.
The subcommittee Of the House Appro-
priations Committee. which has been
wrestling with the simplGed spelling
problem all this week. reached conclu-
sion to-day, and the second duh thud
struck tie simple spoilers. The first
duu thud was administered by the United
s .ates Supreme Court some weeks ago.
The subcommittee has been debating
the question whether 10 let Public Printer
Suulngs spelling stand or start it on
the run. Once IL almost reached the con-
Clusion that the best way would be 10
PASS il up to Congress by putting both
speliings IN the bill. one spelling being
CARRIED in parentheses and the other
standing forth unsupported. Then the
House. confronted by Noah Webster and
Brander Matthews on the same page,
could decide what 20 do about the ap-
palling situation thus presented.
Yesterday. however, ths subcommittee
summoned all the courage Of its convic-
;ons and decided to give its support 70
the Supreme Court instead Of TO the ad-
ministration. II then summoned Mr.
stulings before it 20 hear it's decree.
There was nothing brutal about 1t: on
the contrary, the subcommittee was very
nice 20 him. Instead OF saying rudely.
Mr.. Stnings. we have tried your spell
ing. and IL has given US astigmatism. and
henceforth you VIII give us the spelling
that mother used to make" they in
formed him that ~ would be expected 70
spell the appropriation bills 'in accord
auce with current law"
Mr. Sullings said he would DO so. and
retired. accompanied by 'clipt." "dropt,"
and 'fIst
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Auction Sales, Future DAYS.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM AT NEW CASTLE.
on TIE PAMUNKEY RIVER.
IN HANOVER COUNTY.
VIRGINIA

5f virtue Of deed OF trust made bv
iFe'-@ :, BraNton % VIM. y. Pizzini and
o. T. chalmers trustees. dated July 81.
$50 anq OF record In the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Court OF Hanover county.
lrsinl2. IN Decd Book 3d. at page 81.
tHe SAID a. +. Chalmers having died the
said VIM b. Pizzini having resigned said
u4st and the undersigned having been
-.batlllted as trustee. IN place 90 said
W M b l'zzlni boy order Of the Circuit
Court OF Hanover county. Virginia en-
tered on the 18th day of November. 1905
ment Of the debt secured by said deed
ana having been required 50 to do by
Sue H9ioer or the note evldencing said
debt. I shall. on
Sal OhDAH. TIE 18TH DAY OF DE
CEAIBER 1906
a. the hour 90 - O'Clock. midday. in
front or the Court House of Hanover
county, Virginia. offer for sale. at public
ing valuable real estate t0-wit.
All those two certain tracts Of land
ying and being in Henry Magisterial Dis
T.lcl on hanover county Virginia, on the
P2muukey River. near New Castle Ferry.
adjoining the lands OF Elizabeth X. Tom
I'm and others; being lot No p containing
one hundred and sixty-one and three
tWenueths G6l 3-20) acres. which was
S9hVe4ed 70 inc said Leila :. BraNtOn by
dateS 6eto 55qn nf ss y 9aTt et6,9d d ed
the Clerks office OF Hanover County
Court tn u. b. "a. page 81. and lot 80. 4
containing one hundred and seveutv-siN
and fve-sixth G16 go acres. which was
conveyed TO leila & Braxton by ". II.
Macon. ST.. and Nora. his wife bv
GATED November Q. 1ASS and recorded in
the Clerks office Of Hanover County
Court in y. 3. %, page 41S-b0th of
sald lots being part Of the estate Of the
late Carter Br1Nton, a plat and survey
OF which is recorded in said Clerks or
flee IN Plat Book . page Ga.
TERMS: For cash. as to so much Of
the proceeds as NAV be necessary 70 de-
Tray the expenses OF executing this trust.
including trustees commission Of five per
centum and all taxes. dues. assessment 4
paid at the time OF sale. and also q rata
be proportion Of the taxes for the year
1905; and to discharge the amount OF
money represented by the principal note
ana interest matured and unpaid. and iu-
surance premium paid by and due 20 tho
beneficiary under said deed Of trust. say
%SSuu cash. the residue OF the purcha
money 10 he payable in equal instruments
or one and two wears from the day Ol
sale. and evidenced by negotiable notes
/ with interest added. and secured hy q
deed Of trust on the land. to be drawn
executed and recorded at the purchase
expense.
Purchaser will be required to deposit
with the trustee 5000 iu cash or certified
check when the property IS knocked down,
search the title and complete the pur-
chase.
This farm IS one OF the finest I'm East
crn Virginia. being well adapted 20 the
cultivation 81 the grain crops and hay.
and To stock raising
ROBERT w. TONTIN.
Substituted Trustee.
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from enough 20 meet tho current demand
and 20 shape themselves into a reason
ably large reserve. Men familiar with
the hoE crop DO not expect an Increased
movement large enough 70 lend mate
rally % bearish theories They believe
that. unless The receipts here and at
tie other leading Western packing points
Increase largely within the next few
weeks. January products all over tho
hst In which tho short interest Is said
90 be considerably larger than fs gen
orally thought, VIII rise 20 a loftier level
JOHN II TODD
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GREAT CROWD ATTENDS
MISS STROUP'S BURIAL
Crowd at the Church Included
Mother and Sister of
Charles Good.

IJRAY. VA, December THE funeral
o. Miss Fannie +. stroup. who was shot
and killed by Chas. Good. in the Long
NH neighborhood, in this county. on Fri
day. took place from the Leaksville
Church this afternoon.
The largest crowd ever seen az a burial
in Page county was present. Rev. Jack
Painter a local minister of the Adventist
Church, conducted the services. Little.
f. any, reference was made 10 the murder
by the minister.
Coed, g mother and sister were present.
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improved condition % the property. which
warranted the belief that tho directors
o. The road would be justified az no re-
mote period in Increasing the dividend
on the common stock The Atchison.
Topeka and S-lnta Re has made q remark
able record since its reorganization from
bankruptcy q number o. years ago. its
progress being due both 10 excellent
management and trade expansion ia the
states in which the company lines are
operated
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WOMAN DIES OF GRIEF.
Relative of Webster and Whittier
Families Opposcd Railroad

MIDDI.ETOWN. X. ". Decernber =
Grief over the fact that tho Erie Rail
road was 20 lay its tracks through her
land. despite her protests. IS believed TO
have caused the death Friday OF Mrs
Peter Z Gumaes. OF Guymard. related TO
the descendants OF Noah L Webster and
John c. Whittier Since the Erie resolv-
cd 20 build its new freight line Mrs
Gumaer feared that Il would divide the
homestead farm. When It was announced
that this was 10 be done. Mrs. Gumaer
worried very much over the matter. She
became 81 a week ago
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PUPILS RAID LARDER.
Eat a Convention Dinner Before.
hand and Teachers Go Hungry.

PITTSBURG, PA. December 2-More
than 100 school teachers attending the
Pittsburg Teachers Institute went hum
cry yesterday as a result OF a raid" on
their banquet room by school children
who were TO sing at the teachers con-
vention.
when the children discovered the edi-
Dies the teachers were unable to control
I.eIii ana they ate cakes and dainties.
slipped the cream. and devoured an fbe
other food in sight
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BY virtue OF a certain deed az trust.
GATED May Znd, 1904. and recorded IN the
hlcnmond Chance-y Court. clerks office.
ih ID. b. $50 a. page 40S. default having
been MADE In the payment 90 portion OF
tne debt secured thereby. and having been
- CURED Dy the DaueucIarv therein SO 10
90 !, the undersigned Trustee. will on
MONDAN, I'D DECEMBER 1919
AZ SD clock =. NJ on the premises.
proceed 20 sell n public auction. the prop
eFty conveyed therein. viz. All that piece
or parcel OF land, with an improvements
inereon beginning 20 the intersection or
the east side Of Seventeenth Street Win
ire south side OF Washington Street.
thence extending southwardlv along the
sald east SIDE of Setenteantl Street. ana
fronting thereon fOrtv-three ff3l foe-.
and extending back eastwarlly from said
'front.' between parallel lines and along
the said east side OF Washington Street
one hundred 900 feet. NOR. or less.
Ihis Is valuable business stand and
uelng corner makes 40 very destrah BILE
Lue present occupant having been there
TOT number OF years
4EhMS; All cash except the amounts
70 become due under the deed. viz: one
principal note for $3.50 TO become due
May End, 1909 and ten 100 interest notes
FOR 81. % each. to become due every three
months; the first one 10 become due Feb
ruary md. 1Sf. which amounts are to re
erty.
p. c. WHERRY. Trustee.
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= Il 20 y n.-r ~1cnd,
~ 4 b[ks Fredcr,cf-s5u rQ q
Potomac ~. -

r. F. ca p. 5s ..s:....:. sa.s a
rains Leave Riohmond-Northwars
y 4 M--Da..y-lla.a S.. ssrou1a,
''' a. -e- -"seS Da4s-Eloa- Asaland AZ
80 q. 5A--Da-y-Byra ST. Through 1ooal
100 70 ,,-Meek Lays-Byr1 s. - rourh.
OK Laf arrl rrefs-I. Ks
-.,- ~-te ear'-r notation.
&C. =. ...f--l. So through.
NV 'et DsfH-tIhn ASA aad A--
Nd .r-P.rd ST. through.
rams Arrive Plchn 1ond-9outnward
w y. a-,Week Days-E.oa Asaiand 40
e'' e. ,- ~ s-week Day.-By7s Sc Freasrteks-
e.,- LIZ Accom- 0Qaton.
rf-6 u pa y-Irrt So Though.
1o.s,, y eek Days-Byrd So Through
M-Daiiy-Main g. through.
cs-r5,o-, 49, Days-A'.oa- AaaiaaA 40
az M-ra.y-Dvrf 81. through
- -Ia byrd ST. Through. Local
-Darv-Nroin g.. TA-3ura.
man Sfeei ~ or Pn~'1r cars -
r-o-1 --~, -I1- erre~t trains arrv nr hlca-
.ig7 70 A NJ week dsys ana local aocssn-
.,,-'--a me 2 Arrivals ans de-a-.r--s ana oonnec-
TO arlnrc,r
Az. ~. " CrTP " p -Avr.oR-
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Dissolution Notice.


THE PAINTING BUSINESS CONDUCT
cd at 500 West Broad Street bt. risrt..
q Joynes is this day dissolved bv NM
tum consent. Mr. O.. l.. Clarke HAVING
bought the business. Will paw all bnls
due by said nrm and collect am ouf-
standing accounts.
G. p. CLARKE.
w. II. JONNEs
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Referring 90 the above. / beg 10 ir,
form my friends and the public in gen.
eral that 7 viii ccntInuc the houseran,l
sign-paintng business at 500 West Rroa.
Street and Will thank them for n CON
unuancc OF their patronage so libcnllS
bestowed on the old firm.
Very respectfully. <. Il. CLARKE.
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Mrs Rosa Lewis. chief culinary artist
Of the Cavendish Hotel. London. Is be-
heved TO draw a larger salary than any
other female cook in tho world She is
paid $1,000 a year.
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IN N0ffpIk&M9StFrn

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave byfl ST. o-a % Richmond. Daily.
IN Eject november 25th.
500 T. Il
FOX L-lNCHBIite rne WEST and the
sOJIHWISr 1905 A. 1870 mon asa
p a. Pullman Pario- und Sleeping cas-
Sate Dining cars Trains arrive lziiv tom
1erfot -I 80 a. NJ, $3.50 r. ~. IRON, ths
West l.i5 A n. 2-o5 p 81 500 p IA
Olice SIS y Main So sI-lre-- hr. N
nlnutaa
W r. REVITT q Il rr,sT NV
Gen PASS AEont- Dist. Pass Agent
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ChesaDeake a, Ohio Railway

Chesapeake q Ohio Railway
cincinnati, Indianapolis. St. Louis. chioa-
60 Louisville. Nashville. Memphis.
2h p NJ and 1850 2 ". daily.
Westbound Local Trains.
g., 20 A ~ and Sis P. II week days
newport News. Norfolk and Old Point.
800 y ana 500 p. ~ daily
Local for Newport News and Old Point
iS a n and 500 p II daily
James River Lins:
i've Maiu Tfre from W-=t. T2n NJ
-e.e5 a H.. . IS p NJ. s%z.E p N. FrUEa
80 'lc-.o A N -ff.n A N a-.00 z n
500 p ~ James River. ESQ A. n ss.3
p VI C'Dai'v saFx Slndarl
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The King OF ltaly's hobby is the col
lection OF coins. In his collection are more
than 5000 specimens. Strangely enough
he is NOT musical much TO the regret of
lis musical subjects. ~ which there ar
song.
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THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK

here: OA A'N HNN~
Total sales Deceuber l. ss..
6,oPsponSay last year p St3
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BY Green & Redd.
Real Estate AucrOneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF THAT
WE'LL BUILT AND VERY DTSTRA e
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING,
NO. 40 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET WITH FRAME
SHOP ADJOINING.
NO. 10 y. SEVENTEENTH STREET.
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Southern Railway.

y. -ttsAiN, LEAVE r...rf'rnND.
nj D-t ~ schedule figures ouhiisneS
20, a ~ ~ lr,-1 on and ere not rua-snteod-
80. -, - -. ~ pa .IN-fn~1f fnr charlotte
800. DAILY .fr-i tef- rrrraf Pullman -
rtanta ara Ef~0r r~harf --ew Orleans.
M-1nnfT Chatf7roora nnf an the Soutn-
c0ecl '0~ Ch7-e C'tr. Oxford
90 l5'rra~1 a07 'efrN
y - p ~ TX surcsv-i-e-Tvfila Lo@aL
~ -na ilv-f f-7ife. Pullman reacy -
= II. ~ 81 the South.
-1Toep, su1asy-No. 1s-Hsrirao-s
1.lS N M.5szceps sunsay-No io-Loeal 70
-" a, ~ 1.E,Eceps suaasy-No. 7t-Looai 70
. " 7,Fa NJ Prom at ~ PoutA
@ n ron Charlotte 1rfei-h. u0lrhaun.
go 's.e CIV and local Stations
49,. n --I,-o-1 Ea--ri''e ord local StstsoHs.
'-l' No. 15-Fron Daitinaors ans Wess
o;S 70 .: 5.ts p NJ y, Ts-Fro@
~ w WrS-Dr-pv IS D
e. - - 80 2 Main g. P'oh-,ond Va
-. ~ NNCFR y wARDWTCK
cen Mr- p7=s Trzt MEr. :
w y r. ~ az r. p 4:
lF1rnf~~+0r. y O.
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Oats Also Suffer.

oats suffered Ike the other cereals
from December Liquidation. There was
much changing by elevator interests
from December 20 May Country lones
VINO had been holding until the LAST ~
ihe month "let loose" and sold out. The
cash demand for oats Is fair. and the
legitimate underlying situation Is one ~
strength, which is not likely TO be perra-
nentiy affected by the future fate Of corn
or wheat
The speculative provisions market bao
been only fairly active. and quotatiops
Tor leading articles here ale slightly
lower than at the close OF tho week be-
fore. The receipts OF hogs ana hos,
products at leading centres overrode M
firm attitude Of holders The recent
strength displayed IN November lard was
the feature Of operations. the bulls ina
that market sizing up the situation ar
indicating that supplies OF lard are Tar
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Pursuant 20 r decree OF tho chao0er,-
Court OF the city OF Richmond erf4-e5
on the 26th dav OF November 1903 in mo
chancery cause entitled H b. Harle1-
burg & Company 70 William Il 3 p
tello and ais. I Will SOIL az public arc-
ton, to the highest bidder as d whole.
the pool and billiard business formerly
conducted by William 4 Particle at so.
l0' =. Broad Street. known as "The
TuEC 20 on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1906. AT
1870 O'CLOCK A. r.
The said property consists 90 Z Billiard
and Pool Tables Of the Brun srvick- Bake
make. latest style. s sets Pool Balls. 9
sets Billiard Balls. large lot OF cues
chairs. Fixtures Furniture etc. and am
other articles necessary in the conduct
OF the pool and billiard business: also. n
large quantity or Cigars Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco. Cigarettes. Show
Cases etc, etc
TERMS: Cash: sale subject 10 con-
firmation ~ tho Court
MELVIN F-LEGENHTTNER
Receiver.
The Valentine Auction Co..
Auctioneers
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SeabOard Air Line Railway.
Southboune Trains Leave Richmond Caliy
lotr@. " ruinEton
20 p M--Ihroueh Sieepers and Coaches. A.
lrnta Birnl ngnam savannah Jackson
Vile ana Florida points.
1000 VI THROUGH Coaches and Sleeners SA-
yannah. Jacksonville. Atlanta. Birmlng-
ham nnl Memphis
Northhou-i T-ains Arrive Richmond Daily
6.fj A ~ 477 T. NJ $3.50 r. NJ
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By Pollard o. Baeby.
Real Estate Auctioueers.
No. 1902 r. Main ST.

no. HOP r. Main ST.
COURT SALE BY AUCTION OF VAL
LABLE TRACT OF LAND. CON
TANNING TWO AND HALF
ACRES. BOUNDED by sam JOHN.
SAINT PETER. BACON AND FRITZ
STREETS.
Tn execution OF q decree Of tho Cham
Gerry Court of the city OF Richmond in
suit Of W T. Hawkes. et ais who sue.
etc, vs.. Pattie Fleming OF ais. wo VIII
sell By auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER A. 1906
az 4.So i. NJ. the above mentioned prop
ONCE - the auctioncers.
TERMS. One-third cash. residue On two
equal instruments. az sis and twelve
months with interest from date OF slle
unti PAID, or all cash. az option OF pure
ALLEN q. COLLINS.
BENZ IT WEST
Special Comm ssiorers.
The bond required OF the special come
inlss,oners by the above-named decree
has been given.
CHAS. q. SAVrLTE. Clerk
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Barn Burned in Page.

sEfe-ial n The Times Dis "a -,1l.1
LCRAN. VA December The large
harm belonging 10 T. G. Rictard near
Springfield THIS county. was DESTROYED by
fire last night about II O'Clock The loss
is heavy one SIS an Mr.. Rfcra~d'~ hav.
fodder and straw Tor the winter had been
stored away. The origin OF the fire is
unknown, but IS supposed to have been
tho work o. an incendiarv Nfr Dfri-.r1's
dwelling house caught FIRE several times.
-Four hundred bushels Of wheat. arty
barrels of corn. mowers. binders and
wagons were also destroyed
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TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
open daily from A NJ 90 5 p 81 Al
mission, - cents. tree ca saturday.
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Auction Sales-This Day.
az VALENTINE AucTIoN~
X PHONE 1906 -
ole EAST BROAD ST.

AUCTION SALE OF POOL.
AND BILLIARD BUSINESS OF Vyhr.
q. PARTICLE, KNOWN AS 1.-THE
TUXEDO.' AT NO. 707 J.. BROAD
STREET.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-08-22
VuIgarity and the Sexes.

Vulgarity is certainly commoner
among men than among women, and
indeed, when a woman is vulgar she
is apt to display the quality in high
perfection. The reason why it is rare
among women is that the emotional
nature Is stronger among women than
among men, and thus where men are
ambitious, fond of displaying power
anxious to carry ont designs, DESTROYS
of recognition, women are sympathetic.
tender, affecuonate, subtle; they value
relations with others more than per-
formances. they encourage and console,
because they are interested in the per-
son who desires sympathy more than
in the aims which he nourishes. If
ones main interest i'm life is in the
personalities that surround one, one is
not likely TO be tempted by vulgarity.
because the essence, again. of vulgar
ity is that it tends to affix an alto
gether fictitious value to material
things. \ man who pursues wealth.
comfort, power, position, is always i'm
danger Of vulgarity.-A. C. Benson in
Atlantic.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-08-22
Dairy Wis d O m

If the pastures begin to get short
keep the COWS in the stable away from
the flies and hot sun and give them
plenty of cut green feed, says the
Farm Journal. This should have been
provided fer. Turn them out in good
clean pastures at night
Ii allowed to shrink in milk at the
first shortage in pasture no amount of
after feeding will bring COWS up to
their former profitable production until
they come fresh again.
To make a profit in the dairy there
must be an even flow of milk during
the whole of the milking period
The feed must be uniform. Good
management can easily make this pos
sible.
Frequent changes of pasture and
plenty of soiling crops are within the
easy reach of every intelligent dairy
man.
\ fresh bite will stimulate the appe-
tite. The more COW eats with relish
the more she will produce.
Some dairymen try to see how little
they can keep their cows alive on. No
wonder that they are always in "hard
luck"
DOME allow the flies to eat up the
calves. Remember that their skin is
thin and delicate and that flies can sap
more blood than the calves can make.
Give the calves drink OF pure.
clean water every day, no matter if
they are getting milk
Always have chunk OF rock salt in
every pasture, also in the COW yard.
Did you know that ii does make a
difference whether or not n COW stands
in her own stall at milking time? Just
look into this "A little. You will see that
not one COW out of a dozen will act or
feel at home I'm n stall where she is not
in the habit of going. This means that
her mind will be on something else.
1t may he she is having a tussle over
the partition with another COW. Any
way. her milk will show lack In
quantity and surely in quality.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-08-22

STATE or MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF GRATIoT. %
At Session of the Probate Court for said
County, held at the Probate Office in the Village
of Ithaca, on the 4th day of August in the year
one thousand nine hundred six.
Present, Isaac Seaver, Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ralph Eiy de
ceased.
on reading and filing the petition duly verified
of Townsend A. Ely. son of said deceased, praying
that the administration of said estate be granted
TO himself or some other suitable person.
Thereupon il is Ordered, That Thursday, the
9th day of September next, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said pc
ttion, and that the next of kin and heirs-at law OF
said deceased, and all other persons interested
in said estate, required to appear at a session
of said Court, then to be holden in the Probate
Office, i'll the Village of Ithaca. and show cause
If any there be, why the prayer of the psti.
toner should not be granted.
And it is Further Ordered, That said petitioner
give notice TO the persons interested in said
estate, of the pendency of said petition. and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy Of this order
to be published in the Alma RECORD, news
paper printed and circulated in said county
three successive weeks previous TO said day OF
hearing "a true copy)
SEAL. ISAAC =. SEANER,
26-4t. Judge of Probate.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-08-22
GUARANTEED BY c. RHODES
Simple Way to Cure Catarrn
by Hyomei Without Stom-
aCh Dosing.

1t is the height of folly to dose the
stomach with internal medicines to cure
nasal catarrh. 1t cannot be cured except
the catarrhal germs that are present In
the nose, throat and lungs have been
killed.
The soothing air of Hyomei heals the
smarting and raw membrane of the air
passages in the nose, throat and lungs,
kills off the catarrhal germs and rds the
system Of the last traces of catarrh.
The complete Hyomei outfit consists OF
a hard rubber inhaler which can be
carried in the pnrse or vest-pocket, a
medicine dropper, and bottle of Hyomei
and costs only one dollar, while extra
bottles can be obtained for so cents.
Chas. Rhodes positively guarantees a
cure when Hyomei is used in accordance
with the simple directions on the pack
age, or he will refund the money. This
certainly shows their faith and belief in
die virtues of Hyomei.