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The Yale Expositor J. A. Memiis, FvMUher TALK, MICH. Trousers creased at the side will fill a Ions felt want for bandy-legged men. Because a woman Is a nice wife Is no sign she Is going to be that kind of mother-in-law.

Anybody can afford to buy an automobile, but few of us have money enough to pay the repair bills. The first wireless dispatch has been pent from Nome city In Alaska, and It Isn't a hard-luck story, either. According to a feminine expert the average woman's Idea of being real devilish is to order broiled live lob-El er. The wicked generally get what they deserve In this world, but not always what their contemporaries think they deserve. A Boston doctor states that common soda is "as good as whisky lor snake bites." Of course he meant "as effective." Russell is 88, and working hardor than ever.

Uncle Russell should learn to control that inordinate appetite of his. A New Jersey professor has resigned his position to go on the police force. Means to hitch his wagon to a star, evidently. There Is said to be a shortage In the broomcorn crop this year. Evidently the broom handles will have to be made longer.

That Washington goat that Is "charged with swallowing two sticks of dynamite" should be able to make a stiong rebutter. Doubtless the Harlem woman who soothes and sustains eighty cats has a Mud heart, but lacks neighbors prepared to swear to this. Edward Atkinson has not reached the summit of happiness unless he has learned to expel smoke through his nose and blow rings. News from the far East says Japan's mosquito fleet Is busy. New Jersey's mosquito fleet is also in action, and Invariably puts the enemy to rout.

The prize monkey at the Philadelphia zoo is learning to write. It is expected to fit him eventually a place as society reporter at Newport. The technical journals tell us that "alcohol made from sawdust is al-leady a commercial success." It teems almost impossible to fall to sell alcohol. Somebody has discovered that there are no red-headed dolls. Like the taste for olives, the admiration for red hair seems to be the result of cultivation.

"By the way," asks the Boston Globe, "what's the duty on Guatemala ants? Do they come under the head of farming utensils?" Wild animals, more likely. Harry Lehr overlooked the chance ci a lifetime while the Igorrotes were visiting President Roosevelt in not securing their attendance at a "dog dinner" In Newport. American soda fountains are being Introduced In England. Gradually ihat country Is advancing. The time may even come when they will be eating corn on tho cob in England.

The mosquitoes of Panama view with much apprehension the request of Gen. Davis for 100,000 yards of wire gauze. Some of them even go to tho extent of predicting a famine. Four members of the Boston base ball club extinguished a Are in a Cleveland hotel the other night. It is to be hoped that the.

official scorer has credited each of them with a "put out." The Intention of the postoffice department to extend rural free delivery soonest where the roads are best will give the "good roads" movement a boost Just where it is most needed, rou see. A report that the Princess Chlmay had eloped again was circulated in Brussels the other day. It proves to have been a baseless and wicked fabrication. The princess hasn't eloped for six weeks. At Chicago a cornet player has been assaulted and his Instrument taken from him.

The affair is charged to hold-up men, but the reighbors are observed to wear an air of grim satisfaction. King Edward has gone to Bohemia, traveling Incognito as the Duke of Lancaster. If there aro er.y:rich American girls at Marlenbad they should at once bo warned not to waste any time making It pleasant for the duke. J. rierpont Morgan has recently tad narrow escapes In gasoline launches and automobiles.

Russell hage will be Inclined to thfck It was Good enough for him, as long as he wasn't wise enough to walk and save his money. VWWWWWVWWWVWWV I THE NEWS OF MICHIGAN. HE IS CLEVER. A Com let Drawn the Taper to Fight Ilia Caar. .7.

M. Leonard, whoso petition for from the itnte prison was refused by tho nuprenio court, has appealed his case to tho United States supreme court. Leonard Ja the man who brought up tho appeal from the Indeterminate sentence law, and was turned down by the circuit court and the supremo court. The supreme court held that tho minimum sentence should hold good mid nil those who had served the minimum were released, but Leonard was 'not set free, not having served tho minimum sentence. Leonard Is from Lake county, and was sent to Jackson February 1904.

for ten to fifteen year for burglary. All tho papers In the ease to the circuit court, to the ftato supreme court, and now to the United States -supreme court, were prepared by I.oonard. himself, and they are considered to bo remarkable documents. Leonard Is a graduate of tho law department of the Chicago university. For two years bo was prosecuting attorney for Randolph count', niul for two more years court stenographer for the same county.

noh-AVe-Tnh-A'onh. James Rah-Wo-Tuh-Yosh. TO years old, a remnant of the once sturdy tMilp-pewa tribe of Indians who in years past held sway in tho Saginaw valley, was married Saturday on his deathbed to Martha A-Nah-Shank, years old. with whom be had lived under Indian marital customs nearly 4D years. Since that time tho couple have reared largo family and accumulated quite an amount of property.

As the laws of tho state do not recognize the customs of the tribe it was deemed advisable to go through the forma I ft. of another marriage would stand a legal test in order that after James passed away his wife will be In a position to maintain her poverty rights. Rev. James Cloud, who ministers to tho people-In Indiantown. brought about the new state of affairs and othciatcd at tho marriage.

Prlnourr Sulelde. George (Jreene, an insane inmate of tho state prison hospital, killed himself Wednesday by diving headlong from a window to a board floor only four feet below. Greene was sentenced from Saranac county for burglary for from two to four years and was received at the prison February 2G. A little over a week ago he exhibited signs of insanity and attempted to commit suicide by cutting the arteries of his wrist. A guard was placed over him In the hospital.

When the guard turned his back Greene leaped from the window and died of a fractured fckull. Wnntn Liberty. The citizens of Clio have a numerously signed petition which they will pro-sent to Judge Wisner, of Flint, asking that sentence bo suspended on Glenn Knapp, of that village, who recently, after bis arrest for forging his father's namo to two cheeks, toou a quantity of chloroform in an attempt to commit suicide. His father has settled with the parties who dished the checks. It is not known bow the judge will receive" tho petition, as Knapp was before him in tho circuit court several years ago for breaking Into and entering a bouse near that village.

Mntthe untl Child. Eunice Beckmau, a 0-year-old daughter of John Beckman, of Flint, was seriously, If not fatally, burned Thursday. She secured quantity of matches and went Into the back yard unobserved by her mother to play. A short time afterward Mrs. Beckman heard her daughter screaming, and running to the back yard saw the child's clothing afire.

Willi much difficulty the mother extinguished tho flames, but not before tho child' was frightfully burned about the right side and head. I'tifortunnte Children. A 4-year-old son of William II. Hetli-orn, of Lansing, was run over by a heavily loaded wagon and his recovery is doubtful. Two ribs were fractured and tho left lung crushed.

Tlf? Ilethorn family has been particularly unfortunate In the matter of accidents. One son lost his life by the explosion of ft cannon cracker a few years Another son, who was shot in a quarrel last December, recovered and was nearly burned up at Wnverly park last week by his clothing catching on fire from a balloon. Fight For Life. Robt. W.

Park, son of A. B. Park, of Adrian, has been operated on for ai-Itendlcltis. but his physician thinks there Is but slight chance for recovery. The young man was alono at homo Friday night, when ho was seized with terrible pains.

It was In the midst of the heavy Rtorm of that night and he was unable to summon help by 'phone, so bo crawled on his bands and knees to the residence of Dr. Jewetr, being drenched to tho skin and completely exhausted when admitted. Mrs. Leonard Dodgo, of Saginaw, was killed by a train at Jerseyvllle, together with iMrs. Thomas Knox, of Ijop.don, whom she was visiting.

Tho chemical plant of tho Cleveland ('lift's Iron Co. In tiladstono was struck by lightning on Monday and destroyed. Loss no insurance. There arc pickle factories at Qulncy and Bronson with a capacity for 70.000 bushels of cucumber pickles, and hundreds of acres of land about these two towns are devoted to growing cucumbers. Angus McPhail, of Port Huron, slip-pod on a rod so and fell on an upturned spike sticking out cf a board, piercing both between the mouth and the tars.

Lockjaw is feared. VWWWVWWWVSjrWV WWW OUR PEOPLE. The Gain in Population Shown by State Ceunuii. The totl population of the 6tate, as shown by the census taken in June, is an increase of, 109,031. or 4Vi per cent, since 1900.

There are families In tho state with an average membership of 4.29 persons. The total number of males is 1,298,402, and the total number of females is 1,231, C14. Twenty-two counties show an increase of 10 per cent or more in population. These are as follows: Alger, ll1 per cent; Baraga, 11; Benzie, 10 '4; Charlevoix, 10 2-3; Chippewa, 111-3; Clare, 10; Crawford. 31; Delta, 12'; Gladwin, 31; Grand Traverse, 14 Vi', Kalamazoo, 12 1-3; Luce, 30; Missaukee.

10 1-3; Ogemaw. 17- Ontonagon. 17 Oscoda. 29; Otsego, 2314 Presque Isle, 22'; Wayne, 10 9-10; Wexford. 13'.

The following 21 counties show a do-crease In population: Alcona, Antrim, Barry, Branch, Cass, Eaton, Hillsdale, Iron, Jackson, Lapeer, Livingstone, Macomb, Manistee, Marquette, Mecosta, Menominee, Roscommon, Sanilac, Shiawassee, St. Joseph, Washtenaw. STATK KVS XOTKS. The village of MeBaln will spend on improvements tills year. Tho Zouave companies at Jackson and Kalamazoo have gone to the World's Fair.

Port Huron botelkoepers have been ordered by tho lalor commissioner to get older boys for bell-boys. Delta county is to negotiate a loan of $10,000 for the purpose of settling several pressing obligations. Detroit has been selected as the place for the next national gathering of the Dramatic Order Knights of Kliorassan. Hold-ups are so common In Detroit that tho morning salutation among friends is: 'Were you held up last night?" Tekonsha is buiiding new cement walks on the principal thoroughfare out of tho money received for liquor licenses. Maneelona Is making great preparations for tho northern Michigan Oddfellows convention, which is to bo held Aug.

and I. I'd ward F. Benson escaped from t.ic Coldwatcr Jail Saturday evening prying up tho boiler plate floor of the corridor with a bar from the railing. By a vote of the Michigan grand lodge of the A. O.

V. W. voted Thursday afternoon to adopt the "supreme lodge plau'' of advanced rates. The secretary of state's office is now I engaged in preparing tho notices of the coining election which are to sent to the sheriffs of the eighty-four I counties. A St.

Joseph county man was arrested at the request of his wife and placed under bonds not to hurt her. Later in the day tho woman furnished the bonds. Mormon elders have again begun proselyting in Branch county and they have succeeded in making a number of converts mostly among the female contingent. The thirty-ninth annual reunion of the Twenty-third Regiment Michigan Volunteer Infantry, will bo held at Freeland. Sagjnaw county, Tuesday, September R5.

Tho total number of deaths reported in Michigan for July was or or, more than the number registered for Juno. Tho number was 11J less than for July, J0O.5. Battle Creek. company No. 11 uniform rank, Knights of Pythias, was awarded lirst prize.

$7oo, 'in class It In tho drill contest held in IxmlsviUe. last week. Jacob Sfhaber, almost totally blind and somewhat deaf, was killed by a Michigan Central passenger train of the Saginaw division, at Jackson, Saturday afternoon. Lightning struck a flock of sheep belonging to Fred Stoll, a farmer, living 10 miles northwest of Monroe, while they were standing under a tree, killing them Instantly. Homer Scott, tho boy who forged orders on an Ortonville man and cashed them at a store In that village, was sentenced to 73 days In tho Detroit house of correction.

James Eaves, of Saginaw, was driving with his daughter, when the road slid away from under them, rolling them down an embankment. Mr. Eaves had three ribs broken. Benjamin Belmore. a Marquette young man of 20.

was literally ground to places under tho wheels of a train Monday night. Ho attempted to hoar? It while it was In motion. Falrgrove will try to worry along for a hlle longer without saloons. At special election the application ni Byron Alley, of Bay City, for a liquor license was turned down. Depositors In tho Montagues' Insolvent Exchange bank, of Caro.

are now receiving a cash dividend of 10 per cent, less the taxes paid on the real estate held by the trustee. Adolphus Rlvnrd is years old and his wife, whom ho married a year ago. is oo. She Is seeking a dlvcrce from her nonaccnarI.au spouse, claiming that lie doeOi't support her properly. Nicholas A.

Causley, a lineman employed by the Bay City Gas Electric came In contact with a live wire and hung suspended In the air, unable to It go. Before the current was turned oft and he was rescued by fellow employes both his legs were burned to the bone. Frank of Ferest township, found ii vicious bull running In the road near bis farm. Knowing that the animal was ugly and liable to do damage, ho drove him into his pasture lor. A short time afterward ho found a valuable yearling colt standing In corner of the fenco with Its abdomen jtorn by the bull's horns.

Lake Odessa boasts-that th'e town is tho home of a woman who but recently took her ninth husband. United States Entomologist F. M. Webster, i.f tho department of agriculture is establishing a station in Bella ire for the iurtose of observing the habits and operations of the Hessian fly. Tekonsha citizens are having their troubles with sneak laleves.

Several houses, have been entered and money and other valuables taken while the occupants were visiting their neighbors. There aro 200 more insane patients confined at tho Southwestern Michigan asylum than at any previous period in its history. The crowding Is still on tho Increase, with 1.C05 mlnd-wrccked inmates. After being asleep for six days. Charles Tuppio, a prominent Finn, of Negaunec, died Friday.

This was the second long sleep he had had In threo months, the lirst one lasting four days and nights. The state board of health has given warning to many small towns and cities In the state that they aro laying up untold misery and sickness for their citizens by the use of old wells for cesspools. Quite an Important Industry In St. Joseph county Is the gathering of watercress from rivers and brooks for shipment to Chicago, the Income from this source being several thousand dollars yearly. The census for Lenawee count' places the population at 49,097, a gain of 700 over that of lIMK).

Adrian has Hudson. Tccurnseh. Morencl. Bllsslield, Clinton, 10. The potato crop In Maneelona and vicinity is looking letter than it has for a number of years past, for this season of the year, and there is an extra largo acreage, with prospect of a big harvest.

Frank H. Renlhan was picked up at the P. M. deiot, In Saginaw, with his foot badly crushed. Ho said ho supposed hr had received the Injury trying to get on moving train, but lie was not sure.

Chas. II. Brown, representative In the legislature from tho iron district, has been shot In tho right lung while on his way from Greenland to Mass Citv. The shooting was done in the dark, near Piety Hill. Deputy Huber has returned with Frank Weidman.

whom ho pursued from Mnr.ellus nway out into Minnesota. Weidman was accuse of forging certificates of deroi-it for about his victim trusting widows. Dowie will bold his annual meeting at Ben Mae Diml. on White lake, the first Sunday in September. He has chartered the steamer Christopher Columbus for the occasion, and will bring his entire flock.

Including tho Zion City chorus of l.ooo voices. A cloudburst swamped tho little town of Maple City, near Traverse City. It came without warning and many of the villagers wer caught and carried long distances before being able to get to high ground. Luckily lives were lost. Geo.

Graham, eif NIlcs, lineman, working for tho Michigan Telephone came In contact with a live electric power wire and received a shock. When taken down he was thought to bo dead, but prompt work restored him. lie is all right now. The I re Marquette railway lias filed In Detroit a refunding mortgag. for iv: i.i too.

running to the New ork Security Trust Lh The mortgage secures an issue of gold bond. to the amount stated, to bear 4 per cent Interest. They mature July 1, 19." 1. Juan Yema. Filipino boy who has been living with Mrs.

C. C. Faxon, of Bay CUy. about a year, has decided bat the climate isn't to his liking and is on his way homo. Ho was brought back by Mrs.

Faxon afte an extended missionary trip sue took In the Philippines. Mayor George Rockland, of Midland, is offering a reward of $loo for the arrest and conviction of the person who set fire to his hotel last week. Work on the Calhoun county farm buildings Is progressing rapidly, and when they are finished they will be a credit to tho county. It cost Genesee county or about live cents head, for taking tho census of Its 1H.01J Inhabitants. The cost was of taking the census in Flushing and Fenton.

The bill of the two enumerators In Flushing, In-eluding the village, was $109.20, and In Fenton tho cost was $101.10. Daniel Holmes, a wealthy retired farmer of Gallen, died suddenly of heart disease. He seemed to have a premonition of death, as ho had his coffin made two weeks ago and bade nil his friends good-bye Wednesday. Holmes had long been a resident of tho county. He was 75 years old.

The production of salt In Michigan In the calendar year VM was barrels: or per cent of the total production In tho United States. The leading state In the output of that enninmdltv Is New York, which produced S.170.048 barrels, or per cent of the total. Ohio produced nlout barrels, and Kansas barrels Asa Mills was arrested at his home near Davlsburg by Deputy Sheriff Jay Brewster on a warrant sworm out against him over two years ago by Mlis Anna VanGordon. charging h'm with ft statutory offense. Mills left homo on hearing of it and Is supposed to have been In northwestern Canada.

It Is thought that homesickness brought lilm back. James Dodwell, after an absence of thirty-flve years from Michigan, returned to his old home In Kalamazoo for a visit. Mr. Dodwell now lives at Eldorado, where he is the owner of large property Interests. He was a waif on tho streets of New York a half a century ago, and with his sister was ricked up by members of the New York Children's Aid Society and brought west.

The population of Wayne county has Just been given out by the state census bureau. Tho total 30,727. Less than 10 per cent of the population of the county lives In the townships, the other 81 per cent living In Detroit. Important Facts For Prospective Piano Purchasers. We have the largest stock of Pianos of any House in Michigan.

We have been appointed exclusive state representatives of many leading pianos, including the world-famed STEIN WAV the King of all Pianos. We buy and sell more Pianos than nil other dealers in this state put together. This is reasonable hen one considers that we have ten (10) completely-equipped stores at dUTcrent points. Our enormous buying enables us to BUY RIGHT, our equally large selling reduces tbeexpenso of doing business to a very small amount on each instrument. OUR CUSTOM KIM GET THE BENEFIT.

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Uted July 10. isw, Httd recorded In tlte ottlc of the Keclster of Hwu for the Comity of St. Clair and Mta of Michigan on the 11 tit day of July, isit'J. In Lltwr 83 of lorUae on paire lOt; and which said mortgage was bv Daniel Conway on the Ctli day of June. ll, assigned to Jamen J.

Koyce, whicli fc.iid assignment was duly recorded In the Ofllce of thft Keglster of Deeds for t. Clair County, on the 21st day of February, lixfi, It? Liber 12 of Assignments on page 4, and which said mortgage was also aMluned by J. Uoyce to Alma A. Clarke on the 4lh day of August. 190U, which ttaid last assignment was recorded In the olllco of the Deed for St.

Clair County on the 7th day of August. l'J03, in Lllwr 13 of Assignments of Mortgages on page 363. upon which; said mortKiwe there Is claimed to be due the sum of and attorneys fees at S2.V00 provided for In ald mortgage; and no suit or pro-reeding having been lnstltutd to recover th moneys secured by said mortgage, or atiy part thereof Now therefore, by virtue of the power of sale contained In said mortgage, and the statute lu such ease' made and provided, NOT1CK Is hereby given that on the lOtti day of September, 1 at nine o'clock In the forenoon. I shall sell public auction, to the highest bidder at the I rn door of the Court House In the City of Port Huron, that being tlte place where the Circuit Court for the County of St. Clair Is held, the premises described In said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the amount due on said mortgage, with seven per cent Interest, and all leual costs, together with an attorney "tt fee of SJ5.00 as covenanted for therein; the said premises being described In said mortgage as lots 10 and 11, acconbng to Charles A.

Ward's Howard street plat, being a subdivision of I anted Smith homestead, so called, being a part of section 10 of Township 6 north of rsnipe 17 east, all of which Is Dart, of the city of I'm 6 Hilton. St. Clair County, Michigan, WILSON. ALMA A. CLANK, Attorneys for Mortgages.

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