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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-05
International Peace

sto1d BE- rat 90 see =y eFa "a
tca 60.
The atva-es can 1- -ata a-1-r
several lines Prs. % all ;he-s caa
-. .-e1tlss 90 a-llt-1t.-1 T1-t- a--
GO -c1-z4. s-a.-s 50 llckEart "a:
civilized c3zl--i.y 11E.t no. % en-
Pep .-t1 AZ l-5.-ra..3a treaty r..-
-,-u. az a1s- ---I we havs E-1-
l1c1 further -lan a. prese1: Be- se-
curing sola .1d .. .nt4--at.onsi
gsir. z-..--- "a. a. really civilized
-anmunl.4s s1o1i have effective ar
l.--l..c- --ea..es alo-E themselves.
believe t1at these treaties can
cover alzc-- al q1-s-.1ls liable &C
l-t-a 5--E-er slc1 cations. Q th-y
are t-aa-al-l -l- ex1llc.. agree
1.a. tll. each c0r.-ac-l-z party EIU
respect -l- 0-l--s --r-.t0-y ard i.s
tl-.ll-l -5.---izaty e.tlin that ter.
-.-r-r. and t-a equally sV1..-.. agree
a -r- tl1- aside from -1- s.rv -sr-
cases el--- tle nations honor ts
s-aIy c1--a-uedI al. 0-14- possible
.l .a-s O.. c----as--sF ull ba sub
n.---t % ars.t-a..5-. slca a treaty
EnId insure peace unless one party
deliberately violated l.. o, course. as
yer .---a IS -1 adequate sa. zla-I
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-a ..tsalsalea- % sls len.
llu .- % these treaties Fogd 20
.1rz nay -JFarts creating a e0rli
opinion a1Iel rollt finally f-d *
preston .a rl. provision % methods
O. tc-ld o- punish any such y.9,l-
t.9a.
secondly ,a4-e is the further ds.
s-lo5nent o.. tae Hague Tribunal. OF
ta- aors " the colfs-euces aad
courts AZ T1. Hague. J. has been
ssI said tlat -l. first Hague Con
ference framed a Magma Caa-a .os
Che nations .t set before l. an
idea Eaicl als already 90 some
extent been realized. and towards
-le fll realization 0f Vl..h We ca1
an ...sary -.-t,s r.. ...,-5 ron.
..-.-c. mad. ..,--es- --,--.... -.
third should Do yet more. Mean
while On. American government has
more than once tentatively suggested
mstlois f1- completing the Court o.
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P-1e Committee. men5e-s % r1ga.-y
a1i 0-as- 5--o-azes tls.iuEl-se~i ID
.1e at-c., ,.s-al commercial l-t soe-t.
life O.. No-ray This o-css.5a ras t--
feature % R1.satsl.s t.s.. 20 Se-rly
and one % --. -a.. -l.l..e at -s
EIro1eal to1-
&c. Eaosers.- said
% Is aI-h peculiar pleasure ta1-
stand he-- today o. express -ae
t.sr a-p--, 1t.oa f-e, O. tls l.E-
trr.- conferred 1Hal n- ~ t-e .-.-
.,--a-.1- of tta N0o-l Peace P--e
The gold medal al.l formed .a-- %
,-- prize .ta. a,rrys keep a-t Z
shall hand 10 o. -1 my children as q
precious ls.ri1ou The -l- no lo-.i
provided as g1-- o. --- --1. " --+
wise r-r--o-.-F 90 Che .Hls---l-
founder ~ t..s ao-l-,au.-- 7-,--
system. 1.t lst aat.r -1a peculiar
..rc1m..al.-. ~ tho case tae. a.
liberty 20 keep 8 ,r.-s % el.ne.'iv
t.t ard proper thar .a most cases
,.a -a.a..r. ot Oh. prize sl0llt
s.-l ,.- bis ou1 lse tle G-.I= .-
.-. entirety E1, .l ta. case. n1..e
Q t.t ~ a. - tally as president
rf t.e rr.et States BE- Eas newer
t..ta.s ONLY l-rlls. r ars president
that aas enabled -1 a.- q. aI.
aaf 2 fait -lst tls money must 1a
1ar.t a- having been given ue
.l trust for -4@ tn.--l state
Therefore lssi l- as q -lc'als ,1l
foundation -1 f1-alrd tl- cause 1t
rdI---a. pace as being V-i within
-a. ztn--a. purpose ~ sOl- commit
.-- t- ul. r1uo'-z lrf.-.-.ll
..'.za-oa ~ today fae posse o,
-a-ttao1saess aud Justice o.. only
s-. 1t peace Elstl having 40
l.s-' al. r@C--.ar. il tl- .L-Isr-iii
-'l az 8. b. an.as lato-- There
To- 80 .-as- al. Muel l.-- 81 It5
--..l end arrozal - of pli- % tls
.l-t ~ eap..al tr clrl Cd. ..I-l
z-- ant y.1.-1. % p'i- OF re
~HF ol labor. as to ca-.s a --r.'
l1' -i- athy m.u--r.sm r lta---.
-.0..t l,I1,lo1slip..
1- .lust -ye- .4r .l u..I ill'
,l- -r-4t end UeR l- righteous
uaHs. justice a. b-tReel man aud
nan. nation and nation. She cl4rc.
20 .-at Our lives ou somewhat
higher les.l. a.ta a broa1e .p.-i, o
ar0th~-ly good all one f1- ano.aer
Peace O.. generally good .u l,s..f. bI
Do O., never ta. highest good uu.es
6, comes a- The handmaA ~ -.zh,
b -.usues. and .- become, very .vi
thing b. .t serve, merely o.. masi
f1- coaa-d.c. AID sIoth. or as q,
lastrumer, ,o further the ends %
dsspor.sm Or anarchy We d.s1.,
and abho- ,de bully. 'he braRI-r
D. the 0pDresso-. whether in private
/. or public life lu, a.. Iespls. u
j less ta. Gov ard and the toluptuary
e Nc man O., worth calling a man VIII
: vIl 10. fight rather than submit, q
4 irfamy or s.e those thar are dear .
him suffer wrong. No nation deserve
O, exist 10 % permits itself 10 JOS
the stern and y.rile virtues. an
y this without regard 20 whether rh
loss is due TO the growth OF
u heartIess and all-absorbiug CONNIE.
calism 20 prolonged Indulgence q
a luxury and sof, cffor,lass ease. cd
to the deincauo1 of q warped au
twisted s,ntimcn,ality
.rI Moreover. and above all. .e- us o..
d member that words cunt or.y VA.
e they give expression % deeds 81
d are 20 be translated .lto them tn
W leaders % ths Red Terror psattl-
T. o' peace while they stepped The.
y hands .n The blood ~ tl" .Huoc.u,
% and many ty-au, has called
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-05

The average man would rather O'
blown up by his wife than by az
automobile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-05
We Don't Mind the Owner

watching us while we are doing a
Job Of plumbing for him. We do hon.
est work all the time and II makes
no difference who looks on or who
doesn't. We shall be glad to figure
On your next job. II We get II you
and we will both be pleased.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-05

Il. Claassenigs & Co. GenI Western
Az-s. % Dearborn s.. Caicago o.
'ocal agent
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-13
P OR PAUL FEVAL.

ocultarse en- aquena refulgente su-
perficie.
No obstante, avidas las miiradas
buscaban en- vano las tres fantas-
mas con sus capas rojas.
Habian desaparecido.
Abriase a sus pies un abismo, y
sobre sus cabezas Sc proyectaba una
rampa inaccessible. Era indispensa-
BILE que Sc hubiese alberto la terra
para tragarles.
Sc disfrutaba esplendidamante
en- el castillo de Goldberg; porque no
pertenecian susduenos q esa clase de
flnancieros cuya avaricia combate
sin cesar ell orgullo, y que lanzan fas-
tuosamente millares de invitaciones
para luego dejar morir de hambre y
de sed la desdichada multitud de sus
huespedes. Hacianse las cosas ALI en-
grande, como 10 hicieron aquellos
prodlgos contratistas que han deja-
do lnscritos sus nombres en- los fas :
tos galantes de la vieja monarqufa
Aparte de Ia vida general, habia
buena malas impreslones en- los
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-13

te al bale de la Opera C6mica, Gre
yendo conocer entire sus recuerdos q
la condesa Esther en- SUI bella COM
pafera de la vispera.
Pero Julian reuni6 a su coraz6n
franco y accessible, un espfritu debil:
amaba a Esther, y empleaba todos
sus esfuerzos en- alejar aquellos do
lorosos recuerdos.
Todo 10 que pudo hacer era cum
plir su prenesa respecto a los tres
bastardos de Bluthaupt sus tios.
Habiase dicho; les we're y hare que
me digan todo 10 que sepan sobre
la muerte de mi PADRE
AL ir de Paris q Alemania detuvo-
Sc efectivamentc en- Ia ciudad libre
de FRANKFORT de -Mein. Pidio autori-
zaci6n para penetrar en- ell calabozo
Gle los tres hermanos: pero los tres
estaban incomunicados, y la autori-
zaci6n lie fuG termlnantemente ne
gada.
Por otras causas madame. de Lau-
rens,el doctor Mira y el caballero de
Reinhold al pasar por FRANKFORT de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-13
negocios privados.

negocios privados.
Ell caballero de Reinhold cada
dia adelantaba terreno con respecto
a la vizcondesa de Audemer, que
lie habia positivamente prometido
la mano de su hIa.
Julian estaba loco por la condesa
Esther, y no obstante, no habia OIL
viado del todo aquel misterioso BIZ
llete recibido en- el bale Favart, y
que tanto lie habia conmovido algu-
mas, semanas antes.
Recordaba aquella extra1a ad-
vertencia que acusaba al caballero
de Reinhold de asesino de su padre
y que lie hiciera concebir graves sos
pechas sobre la familia de SUI prone =
tida.
Mas de una vez habia leido el BIZ
llete., y de memoria saba estas pala-
bras horribles.
"Tu hermana va 4 casarse con Ell
asesino de tu padre, y tu con la hija
Ot ........
Recordaba tambien las dudas que
Ia habian asaltado la maiiana siguien
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-13
AMBfEN Mad de Laurens,
Reinhold yNfna du daban

1SSx1AAAVfA 1uA40 va O"oenf'
dedar credite a sus pro-
pios o;os, pues que Ia pieza ha-
b;a producido su efecto: acababa
de oirse el estampido nene Y return
bante de Ia explosion entire los esta-
lllidos de los petardos, y sin embargo
Is traves de las prlmeras columnas
de huno, veian a Franz de pie en- su
puesto, 4 Franz sano y salve., a
Franz que desde lejes Sc sonrela sa-
Audando a la mrAtitud. SHabia quiza
iuna coraza nagica para resguardar
81 pecho?...
No cesaban de mirar, mientras
que en- torno suyo Sc agitaba el gen
ito, precipitandose todes hacia de-
lante, E invadiendo el recinto.
Convidados de primera clase, con-
,vidados supernumerarios y gentes
del pals sc confundian en- Ia pradera
que estaba a espaldas del castillo,
y la agitacion creeia en- vez de cal
fmarse.
Ofase en- todas parties;
" -;Alh estan!. ialli estan!
Los tres hombres rojos.
Sarah, Reinheld y el doctor ha-
6ianse lido qaedando atras, y Sc ha-
Maban casi solos en- el reeinto con
van-Praet y el magyar.
Sus miradas cesaron en- fin de
fiiarse sobre Franz, para busear ala
causa de la agitacion general.
Sarah, Ia primera lanzo I'm grito
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-13

reprimido, y extendi5 el las manos
hacia el sitio en- que debia estar CO.
locado ell morero. Mira y Reinhold
permanecieron con la boca alberta y
estupefactos.
Ell turbion de fuego seguia des-
prendiendose de 10 alto de las mura
Has y hacia aquel sitio central como
un marco immense de ardiente luz.
En- medic de aque! iluminado cir
culo, en- el que era impossible fijar
los ojos sin deslumbrarse, tres hon-
bres de alta estatura exactamente
parecidos entire 81 y envueltos en- lar
gas capas de color de escarlata
Sc mantenian de pie sobre una sa
llente de La roca.
Erguian lnnoviles sus arrogantes
Y unnormes estaturas, a las que la
inmensa hoguera, con tantemente
en- moviniento daba proporclones
sobrenaturales.
Parecian mirar los tres el recinto
reservado, v habia impresa en- sus
frentes una altiva amenaza.
La multitud entire tanto no cesa-
ba de pronunciar ell nombre de los
tres hombres rojos; varlos convlda-
dos de Goldberg, hacienda de las
tripas coraz6n, decian que aquella
aparici6n preparada de antemano
formaba parte de los fuegos artifl-
ciales; pero Ia mayor parte Sc estre-
mecia con un terror involuntarlo,
que Dor instantes Sc aumentaba.
Ceso la lluvia de fuego; y hubo un
entreacto de algunos segundos.
Ell bosque, la pradera, los sotos y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-13

Ell castillo volvieron quedar envue]
tos en- la sombra por un momento.
Durante aquellos pocos segundos
trocaronse en- voz baja muchas pa
labras que tenian relacion con los
tres hombres rojos; y todas las mira
das Sc fijaban avidas y curiosas ha-
cia el sitio en- que debian volver a
aparecer a las primeras luces del
fuego.
Volviose este a encender lanzando
como un enorme aderezo de diaman-
tes sobre las murallas del castillo y
sobre las roscas que le servian de ba-
Sc.
Desde 10 mas profundo del feso
hasta la cuspide de las torres no ha-
bia nj una pulgada de terreno que no
Sc hallase iluminada; todo estaba
alumbrado claro, resplandeciente:
las prominencias de las rocas no te-
nian sombras y percibianse los mas
menudos objetos como a la luz del
sol, tanto, que ell lagarto habitante
de los ruinosas muros, apenas hu-
bieran encontrado un sitlo donde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-13

Mein, pidiersn tambien yer q los tres
bastardos de Bluthaupt
Una vaga sospecha habia brotado
quizas en- su espfritu y quisieron ase-
gurarse por 81 mismos :pero no fue-
ron mas afortunados que el vizcon-
de Julian.
Sin embargo, gracias a la influen-
cia que habian conservado en- Ale
mania, penetraron hasta el interior
de Ia carcel, cuyo excelente cstado
pudieron admirsr.
No Sc recordaba que nadie hubie-
Sc escapado de la carcel de Franc
fort.
Sarah, el doctor y Reinhald con-
taron los carceleros, y midieron con
ojo interessdo el solido espesor de
las paredes. a.
De corredor en- corredor, naese
Blasius, cl antique mayordomo de
Bluthaupt les llev6 hasta los tres
aposentos contiguos en- que cstaban
encerrados los bastardos.
En- esta Imprenta se veude papel
de peri6dicos viejos a 50 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-13
A. Alvarez y Hnno.
Agentes exclusives en- Puerto
Rico de la ceryeza PieI.

No con.iene sustancias nocivas
preparada de Malta y flor de Cerveza
Es mas nutntiva que Gu alauiera
otra oerveza, resulta buen alimen
to. Tonico Y reconstituyente. Au-
menta el peso de las personals que Ia
usan- Fabricada y embasada sin la
adici6n de sustancias quinicas. Con
tiene gran Proporc6o Dc Malta.
Preparada de acuerdo CON el meto-
do DORMUN DER REAL GER
MANBEER. De acuerdo con Ia lev
naeionL de AImcnsos y Dusas de
Junio 30 De 1906
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-13
Y LA PAQUITA." SAN JUSTO 20 san uAy,rR
PILDOfAS khIIBACILAXtS

pDdc autn.caar.. rodsuso pa
rursei6n de Iiaiouss dd apRaas rn.prstosia
Las bronquhl tno sud.s snc GdoA anA hgppa
punonAr cedso psooamsaes = p0doFaA
Ooddo comnutao IN hsesates tacaavs
snfermos { ssssaOsamAsoaA
DEiscesAs dFuEuxns
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14
wEIKEL CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF

WEIKEL CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
To the Republican Electors
of CharlevOiX County
desire to announce that / will be
a candidate for the nomination TO the
Office of Sheriff of CharlevOiX County
on the Republican ticket at the Pri-
mary Election to be held Tuesday,
September 6, 1910.
~ w. J. WEIKEL.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14
nARRIAGE LICENSES.

Arthur Van Amburg, 80 49, Bay twp
Nellie Friend, % -. 49,. Bay twp
Louis Schmidt, 81. ........ BOyne City
Cora Raner, l9.....;. ..... Bovine City
d. s. PAXTON,
County Clerk
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14
Ladies' Equity Notes.

A letter received from farmers
wife in southern Michigan shows that
there is a growing interest taken in
our little society, started here and
carried on under many difficulties.
Just now strong effort is being made
to introduce the l.. S. of E. i'm several
counties in Michigan. To do this
work in better form, national union
is needed. The lady writing says that
she will donate TO the Ladies' Society
of Equity 800 TO assist in this work
of organizing the farm women and a
he tional union of the society. This
came as a much needed encourage
ment to the officers Of the Michigan
State Union l.. S. of f and should
encourage every member. Other farm
women with money will take up the
work and other donations may come if
we are true to our principles and TO
copr society. We Will yet enjoy this
much needed society .for farm women.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14

A book on Rheumatism, and trial
treatment OF DIR Shops Rheumatic
Remtdy-liquid or tablers-is being
sent free to sufferers by DR. Shoop, of
Racine, Wis. You that are well, get
this book for some discouraged, dis
heartened sufferer! Do simple act
Of humanity! Point out this way 10
quick and certain relief! Surprise
some Sufferers, by first getting from
me the booklet and the test. He will
appreciate your aid, James Gidley.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14
BURROWS HAD COURAGE.
Stood For Gold When Michigan Was
In Grave Doubt.

Stood For Gold When Michigan Was
In Grave Doubt.
LANSING-A number of men prom
inent in the political life of the state
were gathered in the Downey House
recently discussing national issues.
The conversation naturally turned on
the vacillating course pursued by GER
tain Michigan congressman on the so
called "insurgent" movement in the
house.
"Only a man with big heart, with
sublime courage, should be elevated
to the senatorship," said one of the
old timers. I'VE dou't want a man in
the senate who is so busy straddling
the great questions of the day that his
tailor can't keep him supplied with
trousers. All Of which reminds me Of
a time when Senator Burrows showed
the courage he possesses. 1t was back
in 1895, when the silver craze was at
it's height, and it was hard to tell just
where Michigan would land. Senti-
ment was so divided that practically
every man in public life was carefully
avoiding any public declaration on
the subject.
but Senator Burrows did not avoid
the issue. AS a matter of fact, he
deliberately courted fight. He was
then in congress and was a candidate
for election to the senate at the next
session of the legislature. But at a
Chautaqua meeting at Petoskey, al
though he was not expected to talk
politics, he boldly took up the money
question and made speech favoring
gold which afterwards became cam
paign classic. This speech was one Of
the contributing causes to his election
as senator, and that speech did much
to hold Michigan in line as sound
money state"
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14
High School Notes.

Physics students have finished
electricity.
Second year German class have
begun 'Schillcr's Jungfrau Won
Orleans"
Twelfth English have finished Adj
vance Grammar aud are reviewing,
the final examination in IL will be
given next Monday.
The Wilhelm Tell German class
finishing the reading of Wilhelm
Tell. " debated on the subject: RE-
solved that Tell was not murderer"
In which the affirmative won OUT.
The Civil Government hooks have
arrived and the class Is able To do
much better work low.
The Botanv students made some
grating wax, Friday. and are expert
mentimg iD the grating OF trees.
Isabel Lamport had charge Of Miss
Severson' room Thursday.
Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Hammond
were among our visitors this week.
The Athletic Association gave box
social Friday night at the high school
building. Following is the program:
Selection, Orchestra; vocal solo, Homer
Maddox; trombone and cornet solo.
Harley Hammond and Don Watkins;
vocal solo, Jennie Waterman; selec-
tion, Orchestra.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14
BURROWS AS AN ORATOR.
Senator Beveridge Glasses Him With
the Greatest In Land.

WASHINGTON-A group Of sem
ators were discussing oratory recent
ly in the cloakroom.
81 consider Senator Burrows one Of
the greatest orators in the country to-
day, despite his age" said Senator
Beveridge, himself one of the great
est public speakers in the United
States. "He has the faculty of hold.
ing the attention of his audience, no
matter how dry the material with
which he works, and no man has done
more for the Republican party than
Senator Burrows with the speeches he
has made during the various national
campaigns since the war. / remember
we'll as boy how the coming of SEN
ator Burrows to Indiana to make q
speech was always the signal for a
monster turnout. He was one of the
most popular orators who ever toured
our state"
And the other senators agreed with
Senator Beveridge.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14
Sherman & Son.
Collars, Cuffs
and Shirts

are Laundered here with scrupulous
care and scientifically. We know just
how TO do our work TO get the best
and most satisfactory effects. and our
numerous patroI s Will tell you that
we please them with the style and fin
ish Of our work, our excellent service,
aud our moderate prices. You can
best lid out all this yourself by giving
US a trial order.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14

You can't lose Chase S. Osborn
when 1t comes to. getting publicity.
Mr.. Osborns campaign speeches DUR
ing the recent round OF Republican
banquets are already familiar to the
people OF the state, and now the ban
quet season is over he is engaged In
hlling large number of lecture en-
gagements In churches in various
parts OF the lower peninsula. On
Washingtons Birthday he spoke at a
large church banquet at Benton Har-
Dor, and recently he appeared before
the Monroe brotherhood, at Monroe.
where he addressed some 500 people
on the Evolution of Civilization"
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14
BURROWS STRONG IN FOURTH
Southwestern Michigan For Re-elec-
ton of Senior Senator.

ton of Senior Senator.
BENTON HARBOR-Where Sena-
tor j. c. Burrows is best known is
where he is receiving the greatest
support for reelection to the senate.
The present Fourth district was once
part of the district which he repre-
sented in congress, and sentiment
down this way is unanimous for his
return to the upper house.
Senator Burrows is beloved person
ally, but much of support comes from
people who never looked in vain to
the senator for support for any worthy
project when he was In the house Of
representatives. The prediction Is
freely made, and goes uncontradicted,
that lie will have 80 per cent of the
vote through the present Fourth dis.
trict.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14

A pain prescription is printed upon
each 25c. box Of Or. Shops Pink Pain
Tablets. Ask your Doctor or Drug
gst If this formula is not complete.
Pain means congestion, blood pressure.
Head pains. wonanly pains, pains any
where get instant relief from PINK
Pain Tablet. Sold by James Gidley,
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14

Lieutenant Governor Kelley is keep
Ing up the strenuous campaign work
that he laid out for himself more than
year ago. He is on the jump con-
tinuaily visiting the various parts of
the state. and since tie return Of
"NiCk' Wkelan from Cuba the Kelley
campaign has taken on a more lively
aspect.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14

or &c Coffee" with us because we
know that when you once sample
these matchless brands you will be Il
lifelong customer for both. The
strength and flavor Of both account
for their popularity among Tea and
Coffee critics. And it docs not take
SO large quantity Of either in order
10 produce most satisfactory and
cheering cup of Tea or Coffee.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-05-14
DROBATE ORDER State OF Michigan
l. The Probate Court for the County OF Char.

i The Probate Court Tor The County OF Uhar-
levoix.
Alta session If said court. held ut the pro-
bate Office In the CITY of C'harlevoix. in said
county, on the End day OF May "A ID.
1910
Present: Hon. John NJ. Harris. Judge OF Pro-
bate
In the matter of the estate of Ellen Gender
deceased. 3s
Isaac Newton Flora having Hled ip said
CO urt his petition praying that the admin s.
traion of said estate be granted 10 himself
or TO some other suitable person.
1t is ordered. that the 3lst day OF MAY
A. ID. 1910, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. at
said probate oflce. be and is hereby apppin ted
for hearing said petition; ~
1t is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given by publication of "a copy of
this order for three successive weeks prev
ious to said dav OF hearing. In the Chrlevoix
County Herald. a newspaper printed and cir
culated In said county.
JOHN M HARRIS,
A true COPY. Judge Of Probate.