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The Princeton union., 1910-03-03

DR.. Joseph Bettingen writes US
from Berlin that DR.. Walsh seems to
be perfectly cOntented there and is in
no hurry to return to his native land,
and DR.. Bettingen opines that when
DR.. Walsh does come back: he will be
accompanied by faxen-haired, blue
eyed German gretchen. DR.. Bettingen
expects to finish his work in Vienna
and leave for home about April l, and
he hopes to he able to persuade DR..
Walsh to come with him.
Select good men for overseers of
highways at your town meetings next
Tuesday. A poor road overseer can
do great damage to the roads in his
district in one year. Select men for
road overseers who are possessed of
good horse sense, energetic men, men
who will work themselves and see
that others work, and above all men
who will not spoil the roads. It is a
fact that some road overseers actual
~ spoil fairly passable roads.
The Princeton union., 1910-03-03

Miss Minnie Swanson, until recent
ly with the Galley Hardware Co., is
now employed in the Office of the
Evens Hardware company. Miss
Swanson is an able accountant and
stenographer. Her services at the
Galley Hardware store, where she was
assistant bookkeeper, we're much
appreciated, and it was with reluc-
tance that the firm let her 60, but the
position she now fills is a more re-
one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

David ii-e'r"i' ~Ifor ~ NJ. go.
declsre- tnt. here -.'ntuz 'n 20" . T-nNlI'.ns
dispo-tfiou uU the psri NJ MANY OBJ usr- ana
TepaiTpen hen 'H" general truust "'.r-
hauling ~ 'Hr be- .u Frogrs-. 30 overlook
OF nsgls'' tho" "..'-t." Wflrg- .Hr.H
under .TlInEr' 'If' .Iiu-'.s' ''- -I'" E"fN
litt . troUr.o 'u 200. ttf' g"'N .f" -fs"si-
omsi - ono n Tor n' 'nfH -f'f" '' u'g.".t
When tho .ar Er.- u'" 'h" -hup rr.- tu-Irf,-
mem b. GENERALLY ar-s uufssf ted. ten are.
fully aid ava vtfh other ftfIuE. 4Hr.I
The time come for rh"u r"pla. .rn"U.. amt
that b often sii Inc attention ~ I".'I,r-
IN tho ~ h"r ?. ni y -" owner Do. ra"u
having f-O Ib's Huh rb' -.IeedSUf'' eI T"
then ~ 'o'. rr' -. r.f"u'Iru r" ru-r
rspa HmBn, N"NCN"f. u"f"f atf"WI's ~"
repair The in''rual m.-r HGui-m 81 = -p"r,-
omc'eT. rrl' -"Hi- . .'rn"dut"' f" 'Hr
nesrest sp.-dou"r"r sErn. o. "Np"r'. ahph
h ae u should D. 10 D.. 'u.IF for % Iet.Hfr
man. driver ~ H.ruDr not ilrruar mn nm"
of q speed IndIgHTor ~ wu.'" hI. 'I0r" snG
perhap- IL rtsx - ~" .H-'. .u"r' roget r"
Enows No.. "h7, a,rroG, ITO t',f'- ~
the speci7' tool ra'lIir~o 20 80
All fepIfs'." 'rHuuir' 'rf"r- - tho"
tns'rumenf- '.t.' agent 900 .f" ttr-"f .f't"-
thfoughou' fH" .u.n'F. .ra nav" Iu 'hsII
employ -AiIIs,l MO-, l,urr- . 100 %" nor hing
else buf srI 90 ra l' ami -'rHip'" Nom
Win spe, aI 'nn.- 1li .i "rf.". sIfI... tIrr o.
the nee ar reps .r rI.G..w"u'- rr"
The tFOubs- 100 uf'E rr" .T.-t0rr" ,.'- 1r-
sub feff arc spu. J.fftFtfs. Toe aud ..IiH..
~ such o.. '|Ila 20 fla' .lIe.I b
under proper rrst mem - HU no Arp .-
edge ~ b. g. o.. lur atI of fI- -,..,I..
appiisn," ''" OBJ ~ n.lrE."- .. gu 'r" me
required fp .n.f. fa ,iI-.. fool. the Tflub.a
and "a mot 90. t- 'Ha mn % saf.u-.ts. To-.
psn ana -ifg-'m'Hr re'.r' -. 'h.u
Ihlrtv mInuTe-
Whsf O. more no 't,fzs htfaE er b. r.4.ia
tor fhs -~rNn"- OF ''a-a nrer,.n. H- o.
~ 10 d..-frs 81 no UtrutT. frr-:. mi
delieT- 20 keep 'Hsr InEfruUS's 20 .r-.
class ,lndr .or la .'as Iu'lr-s' r. .H.
the Iob "a ~ never 't" ~ 100 TH..pn
ONE 4 YEA tgs sI'F bod. Ds aHT Uf4
tiDable 90 'Fie sGtaH rgr ~ 100. ffr. o..
iCez ~ fIr f.tlI.fH faf.f rrttIa am.t Obj.
men mo Iu-fT.m"U. o. % noe. ... fsu4fr
90 al lieUF N"fs tho rH.-p o. ne
Instrument earn ff" '."rs| NH.... ~ .t.
neaTssf repsT .I-.sSI ana auI no .-.f. 3D..
men In Nt "Npra.. I.H sHI.ra-. rf. 90 GO.
viii 10 90 fHHU ono ,..-. o. b.. ra..r,IIr
knsrfio isn' rsuaIr rf no 'H,H' To-. q. far rr re-
palruan ami .r.I.fs. W. .r.I ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
Autos At Headquarters
Two Kinds of Men Buy
Automobiles

"TAs RIGA kiaa a. hs Rig4' Pyies'
Foliow the crowd and say collars AMI annoy ancs
New Works AutomObtle BsraAtn Estsolishment
Par HAceiience
jnna inDp Models peertesers Parkards. Pierce
CadiIIara Chalmers. Stbddards Marions over
lsnds PainlerS L0nersa Oldsnociles. Thc-nAse'
Renaulta, DelaunAys. White Steamer. Regsls
Palmer singer dA SiHty.- Bucks Flats four
sta cytndersi Stsvensss -four STA cyilndsr<i
ChasAFs
81 sss=r sszss=i sVSss;g=:sss Demo0strs
items rhterfuliv given
Bodies of Every Kind Cheap
70 put On chasais. barnalxr
Larr..i es sssss Isss 80 -
BROADWAY AUToMOBlLE EXCHANGE
30, 80, 20 West Goth 81. n Ss:,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

srpp TtTTpE ANp QUICK MONTY We
gyanf reliable men to -elf - pFont shaftng
pvrfeTrsd ,to~s. expanding buhtness Of ten years
standing permanent posltIon. after siO~k Is sold
q iii 4 " OF write - 'hREk. Treas. ala.
az Hraadwss. y \. Cify-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

40, ESTABLISHED company manufseturiaR
~D0yrsfc steel rrt enhousg h~nrhes. same betng
-oys~si rs patent. AMI nov having plenfy
ur.stns-s On Nsnd. de-iTeN IN dispnse % HfssD "a
$40 an sorth tori -ciing az par si00 ger share
20, PAW ATE NiSGiSs 90 81 Eroafway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
I.EG: as NOTICES.

. 8. PRkME CoCEr OF NEw YORK, COUNTY
sEain., 7 = PEpDlE a COMPANY. Defesdsss
fendant. ? PgDDiE a CoNPNVY VII sell =,
toaeer. az I've siock Of Eoods q ssid T q PfDDIE
ACOAPANN. C9nsistinE Of trrnks. sAtch~is. bags.
nnturee. 80 ~ No - Hynaduay. Borough III
Manhatlan. city Of Ns~ YoFk on the .ist day az
A1Fil. 1910, a. % y o'eio-k N lhe forenOon
Dated. NpW Hork, April 4, 1910
VMEpEElcK y. GUILD, Rersivsr.
So9C 81 CpLENAN. AtioTney for RureivsF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

Il u reported that fhe shortage ~ freight
care y causing a grpuf tssi nf worry - Th~
Mode Ne.' among -y'oTohf'e ur1uvfs' %
turers " ~ are having great teal OF am
Culfy IN N piping 'hoIr U-r"I.' no ION
dittOns NJ n~fIof' have become 800 Yre
ths- a. soon - su -frpTs f-"i EU' ear Ts.-I Nr-
the Michigan Central yfid- -"prc-"u'afiNe-
Of fNs taIfsrIr- HtIrHUE 20 -sI T
" and the boo, ~ man al 'u Eef- mo 10" 81
first ,atnps OFT there r|u'I' "f- ,nu-t zUIueuI
Of machines - pa plHr" ~p'us ~ fU~ men
nave -psnt a dNr ami "fgh' .G he NIA ''f.
taking ths'.T meals 'n"rs. 10 0rffer 20 H0.I
th@n Tor. thor ro0TuTu. Ir.- ION 'lH0u
l. 20 sTiftssl .Hrsf nov me. Tls rHHIrrlt Que
thnrttte~s have p.a,"i HrsisTa '.f .s.. "fst
huniFei n. boN ,,r. s-pr,IH.. ..-S surI
TOT carr Ing aufpn.s'I..- BH' 10. Fr.
freixht ,aT huuf'ug lIaY.- 300 tHIrur |-
nov Ell@i vfrh bon tH.- 90 .tr.". Stage.
Of con-tTI'fIDu 'HII are 10 %" H-H4 ,uE
Shipping autOWDbIIs-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

Tho orlrlsis II ths Nu'0rrHIe club ~
Kansas CIV ATE planning 20 .0r1u't .D-
ciahilitv r,Ins 'or mon hers ~ mo sIIu 'v ice
q month during the coming -eH.p- N-
club vill yrobahlN hold % h.I .UwHIu-
contest on ne rpt-On HiN on M go
Tho grade - -'N-fsufhs ~ = mile loug sut
about ons-'htrt o. % ht- o 30 DO Cel-
TiNs The tnh vI 90 ai-p nptd rrlHs - -
a. the Elm Ridge rI4.s On Nj. e am Ne
mortal DAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
ST, CHARLES

. N0s. rrf .or4fIon frn1 ur 2 no - ear Thor
1.TV. Frpi~.n tVITF~Dus sagEtre bathrooms
. H..f. NO. end Ulr .r~-n AMI water attach.
rrsf. .E1ssr 80 .Aagnirreuf s.n parton 0'r-
0o- - 'r- 'rardv ~ snd o. crl dr'h~s'ra ~
o. -0'.rr. cor privileges. h.ya-, o-ea. lii.s.
r-asrs .prs 100 NwNLIN HAfNrg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

tas AZ INVESTMENT o. Ss.0D viii esra
80 a.. Or an a,Ftafe In q proposition 10 rlAf c
nss sni wona~rfri sfo~k sp@cuistion rnethot
. - !, .-.irr bssis tfea original. ezscttng snc
ir-7er-sy p. on'zbie. sbsosu'e secrerr Par
~ WrnoS AID wiGGiVs co. ~ Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

o. ~ expected hat het~ cen en'N and
etRhty nile of state highNsy> wti, - con
stPucted In penn-Nlvanla 'hi- esr under
the supervision ~ he stat" hlgnN ~ 10
parf mem tbs contractors have - triN'i
work on STREET he- tn ,gut" 'oun'l'-. sni
every ehort - W No made 20 have ne roads
completed gui'ElE a. fu--I 10 "
present contracts arr OIf.fsn1fr- Tor sb"Uf
ninety--ia I.ile- 1T - sfg 'rnnf ~ ~fa's
~til spend more thau ''"'HH TO- roai '"n-
strlCtion ThH 'ear lie average to-' a
mile of the rpsd- uul-r iWpI 90 ~'I"u' f-
tefWssn > Oso and a. fsHt
Since The state hTghn a. Depart HsnI
was eafabIi-let mo state Nr- .rf'' f.H
miles % road mot 10 tho "urh having
been done during NH .H-' 49," cav ne
consfrlls lion Of The 10" rroN - rrt-- fl. done
entirely bV no stare H,guri'rg fn -. Vfr-
visions ~ ne N'ghHiE lev. H'.- $50 zoe ...
ahirs and borough IT- H'I0" - ~ poo.
out tho roads 20 no .rrpro, 81 -u-, I4l
EFFORTS are BENG made poo NU.-N HN f1"
work ~ Iwpfoatrg ,rr-ft rs- .Isf t"une''
with tsnRfst lnk- N grnu T"aN-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
CENIRAL ACTION 40, v Sss-s.s


CUNTRAL AUCTGON 60. wm. MeCArty.
AncuonssF. 800 0ansi -. selis iOA N
April by Fiilin eiOthiag
Apnl u BY LsyeTys. ,-T7 "a ~. ~ On o. :
rtothtng piedged N ApFii :. tna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
s.n,>G A~D :, wMER nEs0RTs.
NV VOR q.
Irs ssNESS rHANsES.

AITT NTfON
"a, OFFrR for sale III issue ~ staHD ~ IL
,,-tr, ii stivr preferred stock Win bonus Of ~
r1r1rlor .'orF In N ~s'ant,snef novelty business
-, k.xtnR go,srts IN OVER M stores through
OF INC United State. thts J. an Fscrpuonsi
q anortI !nity for the mo-t cOnserFsufe investor
~ for fuli parfcutar. apuls -
J~roN Alt VIRGINS CO. ~ Broadway
INVESTIGATE
80, We A-e Offering an issue o. 5eNE ~ -
orefsrre1 stn~k IN IN estsbushed rteetFtctl n.cfi
80 .1D.r.fU.. rnmnsuN. has been establishes
- ,ssFs mi no. pEonts IN 1919 about -. On. shis
Ia an rxreptionsl opportunity iof the investor
80 a. tr,ttf your investigation and core
o. Fufenre. - ...,g.,.,..., 80, -, ,---.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
AMONG THE AUTOMOBILISTS
MANY "a ESTS FOR BANQCET
OF LICENSED NikERS.
Committee Experts Too Representatives
% the ~ Concerns Manufacturing
Gasolene cars nder selden Pateai
Gov. warner Due Ths MOrning.

Gov Warner ~ Michigan. " no - To ne
the .ues' 81 honor aaI one 81 the speakers
az the bangus' -, the Association cf Ii
eensad AutomobLe Manufacturer tonight
a. the Hotel As'or j. or. here tins morning
IN q specia! ar from Detroit tie 10 h~
accompanied bv an - .1-'inE commit eco
Of Detroit automobu" manufacturers
haa4ei rs Henrv y .ior. chairman nj The
banquet committee ami IlIsh chalmers
During the Ia OoN Marn~f NtI h- 'as"n
for automobile rides IA and aJOuni IN"
cry a-,omptn.s ~ committee nsais
hy Lee tuuu-s.fubu OF Detroit. In add
tlon - t,n, WlIu"r the -p"tsers 10 might
viii b. 60, tEHJ.u- ,ll'iun president oi
the ASSOCIATION ot iir-n-~t Automobile
MAnufa,tDt"r- William n !'lv aTI- h"at
OF New NnrS street ,'rsn.nc p~ra r'n~uI
Col Us0rss Pope. hartman ol the \. ]. \
N show committee AIT Arthur Hrs
bane job , H"tgC- Is to o." toast master
About 90 Trprs-~nfa'Ivs- ut the eighty
three arms operating under the Selten pat
ent are 20 he present 81 'he nangIc'
The executive COMMITTEES Of the National
Association Of Automobile Manufacturers
az their monthly meeting IN this Cit~ yes
tsrdny elected x. 4 Palmer member ~
the association Mr. Palmer represents
tho CarteTcar COMPANY ~ rontisr. Mich.
Robert NJ Bros n-on a. elected a mem ler
Representing he kVerit' Met ser ! Ianie-s
Company. to surreed n Z. ENerf' the
former EMF representative William j
Mead also Vas es~te 20 membership a.
the repressn tA-Iys o. me Ids Motor Works.
saccesding Angus smith
Vance M-Cormics former Mavor Of
II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07
PAwNBROkEns. SALES.


4 q. FIRysGL Auet 70 Bowery. eel, "a
= az pisds.s ior ynp.ld loans from pswn-
both inciasiys. 'nd All Older ones az foIio@s'
Spri, ~ srs.sr Co Isl "a az al pisss-.
April IN philips. IS5 Bo~ery. .nd Formerly
20 I IN eoo s' IS Ss nE' l. p Ss 70
prior T, Ar i zee s,, . r.. -, :,
iSrii is~H nsndsi.shs. o. Sip,.asirs no ~ =.
r' Ssr,i T r. 'rr ,ILn -, TO ~, 10 r'o
prior April I iVs " ''
JosEpH sHONG0ODS ssNs. Junu, seon.
COCA. Apct - Bo-sry
az pr % 10 W., s,G'f sss. & f o. ~ s:rrs
lor ? Eos s,s p,h AZ similar goods pledges %
Sprn IL An Sis% ~ o. watches. ,.-.,ry .l.
y,rssgs a. pl.dEed prioE March ~ iss' nom ON
20 S4sssiS, rs ia ~ s'ds s.o s S,.Sss
Na,cbes. iesclry. tc.. including rIedSes Nss
TI. sGs 'cR ~ =, T ~ s:s 81 sG su. sS "
S sSssi = sr. ~ sG ~: g:sfss pros
Arvii - Jcweir,, AZ all Eoo1s rledFed PRIOR
APri :. lea Alei Freund. lAs VI av. p Chaser
CENTRAL AUCTION 40, ~ Se..s.p.
A1eticaeer. is2 Gsnal az seil. a. II Al
NJ, - fl,hai iss.,Iy. A. -
Es.,isg. 80 ZEE ., Lss sI.o So a.se ., De- IS =
ant si goods ned over from pre- 's,i, sslss
ms eDBMn. Auet. o. BowegY. ssis 10 q n
Apfn 1-Ieueiry. Sooei Bros
Arr'l @iewetFy ! T. saver "a. Nanhaf,Am
Aud = NllpDltsteiner al "A A.
tpt' iI-c- ls,kiag Ksstel 4 roo, scolurnbu. AZ
z April i.-Ciothlng wronkeT Son 1871 lei av
Nrril ta-Jew~ir Tho> Newman son
cGNTRAL AUCTION 60. wm. MCCAIN.
AurtionSeF, ilO Canal selis 70 NJ
Aprtl by FifiB eiOthia9
ApTil i2--Dy LAWNS. .-77 "a av "a On AZ .
clothtng gledged 70 ApFii :. ino
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-24
BANK CLOSES ITS DOORS
Shortage Of $4,000 Causes Failure OF
'2-.' .21-1-z.. - Institution.

Boston, Feb. 24.-The National City
bank of Cambridge closed its doors by
order of the comptroller Of the cur
rency at Washington. A bank exam
liner is now in charge of the institu
tion. The National City bank was or.
ganized in 1855 and has a capital OF
100000. OF late years its business
has been small, owing to the competi
ton of several trust companies The
last report showed a surplus and un.
divided profits of $4,000. Deposits
are s127,432.
Bank Examiner Ellis S. Pepper Is
in charge of the closed institution
Mr.. Pepper discovered a shortage Of,
$144,O0O in the banks deposits this
week.
Depositors are largely small bust
ness firms. The average of the in
dividual deposits is not great
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-24
Band concert tomorrow night.

A. ]. HARDWOOD was a Nevis guest
at the Hotel Markham last night
and today.
A few hundred dollars invested
in Minnesota Steel and Iron while
it is selling at par is a short cut to
success. See LaFavar.
n A. G. Johnson, the Turtle River
manager for the Kelso Lumber COM
pany, was business visitor in the
city today from Turtle River.
Henry Pfund, the mayor of Kelli-
her, came to Bemidii this morning
and spent today here looking after
some legal matters in district court.
Inform yourself of the reasonable
ness Of the charges for long distance
service Then use the lines of the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange
Company.
A. H. Husseth Of Thief River
Falls came to the city last night
from his home and spent the day
here. He will leave this evening for
International Falls, near which place
he owns valuable claim.
T. L. Duncan, the Northome
nortb-country booster who is temper
airy president of the Koochichlng
County Development association,
was a visitor in Bemidji last night
Mr.. Duncan went to Cass Lake this
morning, to look after some business
at the land Office there.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-02-24
Band concert tomorrow night.

Apprentice girls wanted to learn
millinery. -Berman Emporium.
Sun glasses, in prices from Csc to
$3.50 at Geo. T. Baker & Co. Near
the lake.
Mrs. George Draper came to the
city this morning from Tenstrike
and spent the day with Bemidji
friends.
We have several good second
hand soda fountains for sale, cheap.
Apply at once. The Model Ice
Cream Factory, Bemidji.
Minnesota Steel and Iron as a
permanent investment will net you
greater profits and continued earn
ings, than other business ventures.
F. D. LaFavar. +
A. H. Harris, travelling representa-
tive for the Melges Bros company,
came to the city this morning from
a business trip south of Bemidji,
along the line of the NJ. & I.
The Brotherhood of David will
meet on Friday night at 7:45 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. NJ. F. Cunning
ham, over Battles Hardware Store.
All members are requested to come.
A box OF. candy free.-With
every cash want ad of 25 cents
or more, the Pioneer will give a
half.pound box OF McDonald's
chocolate candy This for one
week only.
Joseph Wagner, who is now re-
siding at Red Lake Falls, is in the
city, having come over from the
Falls" Mr.. Wagner is interested
in a case in the district court and
will probably be here for two weeks.
McOonald's chocolates Free
The Pioneer will give with every
25-cent cash want ad half
pound box of fancy chocolates.
With rates a half-cent a word
per insertion Ads must be in
by noon on day of publication. I +
A. A. Richardson, the view pho
tographer, departed this morning
for Laporte, and will visit the logging
camps west of that place, where he
recently spent several days taking
photographs of the "boys" and
interesting scenes in the logging
operations.
Advice to my friends-Those
wishing to squeeze in alongside of
other money-makers will do we'll to
get busy" before Minnesota Steel
and Iron stock is all sold. F. D.
LaFavar. ..-.
Mrs. G: Wilson of Snowflake,
Man., and her sister, Miss McFar-
lane of Duluth, came TO the city
Yesterday from Duluth and are
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
McFarlane, uncle and aunt of Mrs
Wilson and Miss McFarlane. Mrs.
Wilson has been visiting Miss
McFarlane at Duluth and they
decided to jointly visit their uncle
and aunt here.
He-It was a frightful moment
when l received your letter telling
me of the insuperable obstacle to
our marriage. I would have shot
myself, but I had no money to buy
a revolver. @-s
She-Dearest it you had only let me
known. The increased sale on
French's Toilet Cream has been
most oratifvInp A. -.,s - +.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-08
Order Of Publication.

State OF Michigan in the Circuit Court for the
County of Shiawassee, in Chancery.
Emma P. Davidson, complainant, VS.. George
e. davidson, defendant.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
county OF ShiawaSsee In chancery at Corunna
on the 18th day OF March, A. D., 1910
In this cause it appearing from affidavit on
file that the defendant, George E. Dsvids on, is
not resident OF this state but his residence is
unknown to complainant on motion of XII.
patrick Pierpont, complainant's solicitors,
1t ts ordered, that the said defendant George
T.. Davidson cause his appearance TO be en-
tered herein within FIVE months from date OF
this order, and in case of his appearance that
he cause his answer to the complainant's bill
OF complaint to De filed and a copy thereof TO
be served on said comp ainanIs solicitors
within fifteen days after service on him of a
copy OF said bill and notice OF this order and
that In default thereof, said bill be taken as
confessed by the said non resident defendant
And 1t is further ordered, that within twenty
days the said complainant cause a notice OF
this order TO be published in THE OwossO
TIMES, newspaper printed, published and
circulating In said county, ard that such publ
cation be continued therein at least once in
each week for six weeks In succession. or that
she cause copy of this order to be personally
served on said non. resident defendant at leas I
twenty days before the time above prescribed
for his appearance.
SELDEN s. MINER.
Circuit Judge.
AILPATRICK & PIERPONT.
Complainant's Solicitors.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-08
THE HENNERY HOSPITAL.

A hospital for chickens? Sure! It's
a necessary adjunct even to back lot
fanciers, where injured fowls, cocks
mutilated by fighting and fowls smit-
ten with ordinary noncontagious dis
eases may be confined.
The pesthouse for diseases like chol-
era, diphtheritic roup favus, pox and
turkey black head should be off by it.
self.
In the hospital fowls are comforta-
BILE, quiet and may be inspected, fed
and treated as necessary. The other
fowls cannot worry them, and they are
not source Of danger to the flock.
Don't ''use the Az" as the cushion
pressing poultry editor continually adj
vises, unless sure the fowl is incurable
or the disease costs too much to cure
or is Of nature like deadly cholera
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-08

or roup when far advanced. There are
many fowls recovered to normal health
after treatment, and, besides, the
worst diseases should be studied and
treated so that they may9 be diagnosed,
doctored and prevented.
The beautiful Wyandotte cockerel in
the cut has just recovered from treat
ment, and we are removing him from
the hospital. He won first at the big
Bloom pa fair, where were 1000
birds on exhibition, and came home
with crop packed with sour feed.
We simply passed the end of small
funnel down past the opening Of the
windpipe and slowly poured water
into his crop. Holding him head
down, with neck stretched and mouth
open, we gave his crop quick squeeze
and the sour liquid and most Of the
feed gushed forth.
We then gave him twenty grains of
charcoal in five grain capsules TO
sweeten and disinfect and at night ad-
ministered the same quantity Of vene.
tan red to correct any bowel trouble.
He was kept in the hospital for sew
eral days and fed nothing till his whole
digestive tract was empty.
You have often been bothered to
know what to do with crippled hen
or a sick rooster. Better set aside a
small space to accommodate such
cases, but be sure to keep it clean and
disinfected.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-08
Order OF Publication

Az n sesSon OF the Probate Court for said
County. held at the Probate office In the City
of Corunna, on Tuesday, tn 22nd day OF
March In The year OF ole Thousand nine
hundred and ten.
Present. Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate
In the Matter of the Estate OF James +.
Ranous. diseased, on reading and filing the pc.
Mtion OF Josephine Harmon PRAYING that ad-
ministraton OF said estate may DE granted 10
the petitioner or some other suitable person.
IL ia ordered. that the 25th day OF April
next at ten o'clock In the forenoon AT said
Probate once, be assigned for hearing said
petition. ..,.
order be published three successive weeks,
previous to said day of hearing, In THE Owosso
TIMES, newspaper printed and circulating In
said County OF Shiawassee.
Bv FLORENCE LINDSEY. Jucge of Probate.
PROBATE Register
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-08
THAT NEW YEARS RESOLUTION

The time is soon a-coming now
When you will take that New Years vow
But wife will laugh behind your back
When you those pledges upward stack.
She'll giggle with fair friends next door
About past pledges when you swore
That you would be an angel white
And stay at home with her at night.
Oh, no; you nevermore would smoke!
You'd go to church like other folk,
And as for guzzling lager beer
Not one more drop, not for a year.
Now, say, the coming New Years day
Will you get Off the same old play?
You better let us tell you how
To keep for once that New Years vow.
Just battle your spine with liniment
And put your backbone in a splint
Incase your temper in a cast
And lock your lips with padlocks fast.
And then to keep your wife's tongue still
Ask her some pledges to fulfill.
Just make her promise you down fiat
To wear her old peach basket hat
c. NJ. BARNITZ.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-04-08
Worldwide Church ForetoId.

A united Protestant church for the
United States and eventually the world
was predicted on a recent Sunday by
the Rev. Joseph Hayes Chandler, west
crn editor Of the Congregationalist, be-
fore the Congregational Minister'S I'M
ion in Chicago. Chicago" he said,
will be headquarters for the central
district. We will get out of this mar
row method and cooperate into one
great church."