The Yale expositor., February 03, 1916, Image 4

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But-
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Phone 24
Make new friends every day scores of them
in every community. Twenty years experience?
behind every one insures the best design, work
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Wnnrl 5lriVftJilrt Your choice of four most lasting
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complete from the raw material to the finished
product Service and satisfaction
A success secret of Kalamazoo Silos is the all steel, hot galvan
ized, continuous opening door frame, fitted with a scries of
everlasting Redwood doors, and either the tile or wood is easily
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EARLY BUYERS SAVE MONET
HUEJIZOO TAIIK &;S!L0 COMPANY
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Ft. Worth, Texas
GEORGE McINTYRE, YALE
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..A Home Product.
Why not patronize home industries? We afford
you a chance to do so, and also get the best results.
Try a sack of
"Yale fride Flour"
for your next baking and sec if you cant get the same
satisfaction as you do from other brands. We will leave
it to your jndgment, but would like to have you give
it a trial.
Feed Grinding Every Day.
BRAN AND CHOPPED FEED
on hand at all time a.
Yale Milling Company LTd.
YALE, MICH.
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Ias. A. Mkn.iks, Publisher.
Entered hi .trio I'ost-Ofllco at Ya'o as
Secoiui C-lasH Mail Matter.
BU11SCR1PTION RATES: ,
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Six Mouths 50
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Advertising ltatea made known on
s application.
THUKSDAY, February 3, 101G
HERE AND THERE.
The Marlette Creamery was (told re
cently to the shahbona Creamery Co.
ltockerville hlrh school buildine will
have a new furnace, the old one being
worn out.
Twelve and a half miles of state re
ward road Will be built out of .Jirown
City next summer.
Members of the St. Clair County Har
Association are making plana for a
get-to gether banquet.
Mervyn Muir of lmlay City is the
name of the precocious man who
Halms to have eeen a robin last week.
Next.
Marlette drinking water .has been
analyzed by the bacteriological depart
ment and pronounced very free rrom
bugs, etc.
Hev.'K. Collins, pastor of the Con
gregational church in lmlay City, has
presented his resignation to go into er
t'ect March 1.
The firm of Graham &, Foster at
Feck has been dissolved, Harvey J.
Foster having purchased the interests
of his partner.
L. It. Decker, undertaker at Marlette
has gone to Texas with his family.
F. C. Koch of Milllngton succeeds Mr.
Decker in the business.
Auother lmlay City man reports
seeing a flock of , fifty or more geese
(lying to the northwest last week. An
unusual tning ror January.
There are three country weeklies in
the state which have over ,uuu sub
pcribers. the Caro Advertiser, the
Hastings Manner and the Gratiot
County Herald at Ithaca.
John A. Dickinson, foreman of the
lineman crew of the Cass City Tele
phone Co., fell from a tree where he
was engaged in making repairs to dis
placed wires and received two broken
arms ana otner injuries.
The Oldfield general store, which has
been located in rort banllac for -over
half a century, has been purchased by
1. 1 4. Graham, who will close out the
stock, leaving the little old town with
out its familiar landmark.
At the annual meeting of the Dia
mond Crystal Salt Company at St.
( lair last week, it was stated that dur
ing the year 1915 this company had
done the largest business in its history,
and 191G bids lair to outdo 1915.
The village of Deckerville suffered a
tig loss by tire on January 28, when a
blaze starting in the Oswald Hardware
store was stopped only when a bank,
hotel, barber shop, post ofhee, restaur
ant and a few other buildings were
destroyed.
Capac Chapter O. E. S. held a special
and it.terestiug meetiug last Wednes
day eveniug when they initiated seven
candidates in the new Masonic hall
Three candidates were put through in
the afternoon by the regular otlicers,
then followed a line banquet after
which the remaining four were initiat
ed by a team of past otlicers, among
whom were E. T. Jilackney, tirU
Worthy Fatron, and Mrs. Anna M.
Faterbon, tirst Worthy Matron of Ca
pac Chapter.
There has been a change on the
forces of the two St.Clair papers re
ce&tly. Frank Schrepferman started
In thirty-live years ago in the Republi
can otlice. In 1901,- with Charles H.
iioberts, the St. Clair Press was bought
and has been conducted by them since,
Now Mr. .Schrepferman retires and
Kav Thomson, an employe of the He
publican oflice Bince 1905, buys out his
interest Jn the. PresB, and the place
on the Republican stall made vacant
by Thomson, will be supplied by Geo.
M. DeFetit, an Onto man.
DOUBT DISAPPEARS.
No One In Yale Who lias a Dad Back
Should Ignore This Double Proof.
Does your back ever ache?
Have you suspected your kidneys?
llackache is sometimes kidney ache
Wiln it may come dizzy epells.
Sleepless nights, tired, dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
Doan's Kidney Fills have been endori
ed by thousands.
Are recommended here at home.
You have rtad Yale proof.
Head now the Yale sequel.
Renewed testimony; tested by time.
Mrs. Robert llerron, Mary St., Yale,
Mich., says' "1 was suuering every
thing from my back. It was hard for
me to stoop and 1 could Dot stand erect
for any length of time without baring
sharp pains through my loins. My
head was dizzy and pained me a great
deal. I tried every remedy 1 lit aid of
but I did not get relief until I used
Doan's Kidney Fills. They made an
Improvement right away and by the
time I had finished two boxes, 1 was
in good health." (Testimony given
July 28, 1900.)
Over two years later Mrs. Uerron
aid: "Doan's Kidney rills gave me
permanent cure and 1 am only too glad
to confirm my former endorsement of
them."
Price 50c at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Fills the same that Mrs.
llerron had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props., Bufialo, N. Y.
LINER COLUMN.
FOH SALE Twenty acre farm, one
aud one-half miles north of Yale,
Good buildings, lots of small fruit,
cherries, plums, berries, etc. Will
m il for 92200 if taken at once. For
further particulars call on L. A.
Sperry at premises. .19-12
FARM FOR RKNT-120 acres known
as the Isaac Menerey place, located
one mile west and one mile south of
Yale. For further particulars call on
. or write Expositor oflice, Yale. 43
, Work of County Agriculturist
Quite a portion of last week was oc
cupied in planning for the farmers' in
stitutes which will be held ju the
county under the direction of the St.
Clair Co. Farmers' federation rrom
February 14th to 19th. It was found
that the nine meetings during the
early part of January did not reach the
peoplw in many sections, and it has
been planned to devote auother
week to institute work in order to
more completely cover the count y. The
Interest in this project which yie dif
ferent localities are showing is very
encouraging, and tentative arrange
ments have been made lor holding
meetings at Allentor, Memphis, Lamb,
Columbus Gleaner Hall, Algonac and
in Greenwood township. Among the
local people who are assisting with the
arrangements are Darius Allen, Allen
ton; Albert Raven, Memphis; W. D.
Keith, J iamb; James llayiland and u.
J. Voght, Columbus; Ityy Gilbert, Al
gonac; L. E. Rush and Arthur Hewitt
of Greenwood and Grant townships.
Auother matter that should not be
lost sight of is the Round up lustitute
that will be held in the court room of
the Federal luilding February bth and
9th. The Women's Congress will also
hold a meeting Feb. 8th in the library
hall. In addition to the program, the
Round-up turnishes an excellent op
portunity for people to meet their
triends irom other parts of the county,
thus aiiording social and educational
advantages ot the highest value. All
indications point to a large attendance.
Interest also continues to grow in
the extension Bchool at the Gleaner
hall in China township January 31st
to February 4th, and the success of
the undertaking too, 6eems assured.
Roth institutes and extension schools
are needed to serve the county com
pletely. The demand for the week
schools In the state is so great and the
number of people available to conduct
the work so limited, that it is none too
early for localities wishing one next
year to begin to make arrangements
for it. Several applications have al
ready been hied with extension direc
tor lialdwin, for schools next winter,
and early arrangements are necessary
to make sure ot obtaining one.
On Wednesday the meeting of the
Clyde and Grant Farmer's Club was
attended at the home of Edw. Fearsoll
in Avoca. This was a large and sue
cessf ul meeting, there being over sixty
present representing several different
townships. Matters discussed during
the meeting were remedies for lice on
stock, the treatment of oats for smut,
and matters pertaining to 60il fertility.
C. L. Rrody, County Agent
WHAT CHILDREN NEED NOW
In spite of the best care mothers can
give them this weather brings sickness
to many children. Mrs. T. Neureuer,
Eau Clare, Wis., writes: "Foley's Hon
ey and Tar cured my boy of a severe
attack of croup after other remedies
had failed. It is a wonderful remedy
for coughs, colds, croup and whooping
cough. It stops lagrippe colds. 11. T.
Hennessy. adv
EAST KENOCKEE.
Preaching services at the Allen
church next Sunday at the usual hour.
Charley Wahl," who was called to
Papinaw, 111., on account of the death
of his father had not returned lrom
that place when his mother died, her
death occurring last Monday.' Mr. Wahl
will remain for the funeral. Mrs. Wahl
is ill at her home here and her brother
Ernest Lesh is with her and will attend
to the duties on the farm during the
husband's absence. 'Mr. Wahl and
family have the sympathy of the com
munity in their sorrow.
F. Ffeifer has purchased a line horse
from Fred Haskell t replace the one
that died about two weeks a;o.
Mrs. Alyin Morgan, who has been ill
for some time, is not improving as fast
as her many friends would wish. ,x
F. Ffeifer lost a valuable cow last
week. The animal died of inllamma
tion. .
G. Menzieand family were Sunday
guests at T. Parren's, it leing the tirst
time Mr. Menzie had been from home
Bince he was sick with pneumonia.
Rudolph Wahl is making some im
provements on his farm here and is
preparing to move his family onto the
same. They are now occupying Mrs.
Rarham's house here.
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN A
t lack and white beagle hound. Re
ward lor its return or information
leading to its recovery. Harvey Mason
1 mile north and 5 miles west of Yale
GREENWOOD.
John Heinmiller was in Port Huron
Friday last on business.
John Lavelle sr. has been suffering
from an attack of pleurisy the past
week but is Borne better at present
writing. s
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holt are the
proud parents of a young sou, Richard,
who was born to them January 25th.
Congratulations.
Eld Perone, of Traverse City, preach
ed a fine ermon at the West Green
wood Evangelical church on Sunday
p. m., January 30th.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Campfield, of
Gull Lake, Sask , are visiting at the
home of George Holt.
Revival services are In progress at
the Mennonite church. Evangelist N.
W. Rich, of Nebraska, is expected the
last of the week to assist the pastor,
Elder F. A. Jones.
Registration Notice
Notion Is hereby (riven to the electors of the
City of Yale, .State of Michigan, that the Hoard
of Kcplstratton will be In session on Saturday,
the utn day of February. A. 1. hi If,, at the
Council Chambers on Joue street. In the City of
Yale, from K:00 o'clock In the forenoon until H:00
o'clock In the afternoon of said day, for the pur
pose of reentering the names of all such per
sons as may possess thw necessary uiialinca
tlons of electors and who may apply for that
purpose
hv Ormr or thk Cosmos Couxrir.
DERT McDUNALl), Clerk of the City of Yale.
Notice of Special Election
Notice Is hereby given to the electors of the
(Ity of Yale, state of Mlchkan, that a snecUl
elm-tion will be held In said ( ity of Yale on
r 1(1 DAY, THE lth DAY OF FF.BKUARY,
A. 1). at the Itourx-ll Chambers on Jones
Street, In said City, at which time will be sub
mltted to the elnctois of the City of Yale the
question of whether or not the nomination . of
party candidates for all elective Ity otllces In
said City shall thereafter be made by direct rote.
Polls of said election shall l open from 7::to
o'clock a. ui. to 6:Oo o'clock p. m , of said day of
election.
By ondiik or Titr. Common Couwrn..
BF.KT McDONALD, Clrk of the City of Yale
THE SIMPLEST WAY
IS THE BEST WAY
A. E. Lerche of Springfiald Givss
Recipe for Getting Over the Blue
' '' " '' ' '
A. E. LERCHE
"If you ever get the blues," he said,
"It is well to know the simplest and
best way to get rid of them. Cranki
ness, nervousness and general upset
condition precedlus tbe blues usually
are duo to the relentless grip of con
stipation on the nervous system. The
simplest way to meet this condition is
to have a box of Rexall Orderlies in
your pocket ami the best way is to
take one when you feel the attack com
ing on. ' It Is the finest laxative for
men, women and children I know of,
and is a regular antidote for the blues
the best ever."
THE REXALL STORE OF GRANT
HOLD EN
THE EMINENT EYESIGHT SFEC
IAL1ST
PARSONS
The Eye Man .
ofPontlac
Will arrive at the FA ISLET HOTEL
aud remain one day only,
Tuesday, Feb. 8th
This being his regular monthly trip,
he will still give consultation, exam
(nation by the Electric - Retlnaecope
advice and a thorough eye test FKEE
He will spend one day each month
lu're.
It you have headache, nervousness
dizziness, stomach trouble, poor mem
ory, near sighted, far sighted, astigma
t is in, or are suffering from AN V kind
of Eye Strain don't 4'ail to call on this
expert as a visit will cost you nothing
and may save your Eye Mght.
If necessary to wear glasses he will
merely charge you the cost of the
glasses, which in no case will be more
than the uniform price and are guar
anteed. Don t forget the date.
Yale," Tuesday, Fab. 8
Furnitureo
Perhaps there is something In the Furniture Line
you need. .Something to fill in a vacant spot. It
will pay you to look over our line before you buy.
We can nt you out In anything
Parlor, Sitting Room, Bed
Room, Dining Room or
. Kitchen Fturnfture
at prices which will turprlse you and please your
purse. We can meet any catalogue house price and
uve you the freight.
.George Gough.
Licensed embalmer ' and funeral
director. " '
Phone 132 v Yale
DKOUATK OltDKIl
1 Ktatn ot Michigan, The Probate Court for
the County or bt. Clair.
At a iwshlon of said court, held at the Probate
Ofllen lu thn City of Port Huron, In aald County
on the ;;ut day of January. A. L. yl8.
Prcoeut. Hon. Hugh II. Hart, Judgreof I'roliat.
In thaMattnrof the bitate of Peter 8 hook,
d'UH'd.
Marlon Shook having filed with this Court her
final administration account ai administratrix
of said estate, totrcther wit n a petition praying
that the said accouut be allowed, the admin
istratrix discharged, the estate closod, the
heirs determined and the residue of said estate
assigned to the persons entitled thereto.
It Is Ordered, Ittat Monday, the 28th day of
February next, at 9 :oo o'clock In the forenoon, at
said Probate Olllce, be appointed tor hearing
thereof:
And Ills FurtherOrdered that a copy ot this or
der lw published three successive weeks previous
to said day of hearing, tn the Yale Kxposltora
newspaper printed and circulating In said
Coui'ty of St. Clair.
(Atruecopy) HUGH H. HART,
(iEO. L HKOWN. Judge ot Probate
m Probate Register ii-i
AFTER LAGRIPPE WHAT ?
F. (J. 1'revo,- Bedford, Ind., writes:
"An attack of laprippe left me with a
severe cough. 1 tried everything. I got
so thin it looked as if 1 never would
fet v eil. Finally, two bottles of Foley's
lonty aud Tar cured me. I am now
well and back to my normal weight."
A reliable remedy for coughs, colds,
croup. 11. 1 Hennessy. , adv
The Expositor gives all the news in
readable form at 91.00 per year. If you
want a newspaper give us your sub
scription . '
.IMliE.
Auditor's Report-1915
Michigan Farmcrt' Mutual Fire Insurance Company
EXHIBIT OF POLICIES AND AMOUNT OF INSURANCE IN FORCE
Number ' Amount
In force December 31t, 1914
Written In 1915
Total
DeJuct expiring and cancelled in 1915.
In force December 31st, 1915 :
Cain in 1915
EXHIBIT
" -
Losses unpaid December 3 1st, 1914
Losses incurred In 1915
Losses paid in 1915
RECEIPTS
Cash balance December 31st, 1914
Loans paid In ,
Interest received :
Premiums received .' . . ,
Internal revenue returned
Discounts j
Total 9.. $16758 83
DISBURSEMENTS "
Losses Paid '.
Schedule A
Schedule U
Balance on hand, December 31st, 1915.
Total $16758 83
RESOURCES
Cash balance
Mortgage loans
Assessments, premiums in course of collection 11051 97
Total $40,835 50
LIABILITIES
Unearned premiums $25,822 74
SCHEDULE A
State Association dues $ 2 00
Directors' per diem and expenses '290 54
Adjustments and settlement of losses 245 10
President $26.75; treasurer $128 154 75 v
TotaK ..$ 692 39
SCHEDULE B
Return premiums $ 97 50
Office expense $20; clerk hire $140; telephone $20; rent $36 216 OO
Adding machine '. 147 00
Printing and stationery . 29 50
Postage and stamped envelopes 112 87
Mortgage loans 9166 50
Total.. : .$9769 37
LOSSES PAID IN THE YEAR 1915
NAME TWP. PROPERTY CAUSE AMT.
Emanuel Ream Lexington House Sparks from chmncy $ 6 75
Lucinda Streeter Grant House Defeciivc stove 100 OO
Barbara Plans Marlette House DcfccUvc stove 1000 OO
George Mclntyre Brockway House Unknown 300 OO
T. W. Long Custer House Sparks 9 OO
Kd Strickler Flynn House Lamp 5 OO
Harriet Stephenson Riley House Defective chimney 5 OO
Adelaide Signor Wales House Defective stove pipe 50 OO
Andrew Staley Fremont House Sparks from chimney 750 OO
Frank Hodgkinson Marlette House Sparks from chimney 571 OO
Peter Boughner Lynn House Lightning 10 OO
George Soule Austin Furniture Accidental , 16 OO
Caroline Bulla Austin House Defective chimney 1125
Charles M. Smith Argyle P House damaged . Lightning 52 OO
William Alexander Washington Animal Lightning 30 OO
May E. Merrick Custer House Ecfective chimney 75 OO
Hannah Granger Lexington Bam Incendiary 200 00
H. Mahaffey Flynn House Chimney 10 20
Minerva June Lamotte House Chimney 12 OO
Fugene Rian Lamotte Sheep Lightning 4 OO
M. T. Whittaker Frynn House ' Chimney 6 OO
May A. Decker Austin Sheep Lightning 4 OO
JohnF. Kearns Maple Valley . House Sparks from chimney 5 50
Hannah Cranger Lexington . House and contents Incendiary 591 OO
Herbert Randeil Marion Animal Ligntning 10 OO
Dennis llorrlgan F.mmett Colt Lightning 40 OO
Jacob Vatter Argyle Animal Lightning 30 OO
James Brandon ' Riley Sheep Lightning 13 50
Wm. Wall Fremont Barn and contents Lightning 621 OO
Colin McCallum Austin . ' Hog Lightning 5 OO
Moses Burns Fremont House Unknown 400 OO
John W. Smith Austin Animal Lightning 93 75
John Lowe Austin House Lightning 5 00
Nicholas Furlong Greenwood House Lightning 3 OO
Flton M. Kinney Lynn Horse Lightning 100 OO
Est. of Jas. Farley Bridgehampton Barn Lightning 13 25
A. B. Stone Lexington - House Accidental 10 OO
Wm. Klosterman Deleware Farm tools Threshing engine 100 00
Ralph Rix Riley House Accidental 5 OO
Fred II. Hull Elmer Animal Lightning 30 OO
David Badgerow Custer House Defective chimney 375 OO
John Cogley Emmett House Accidental 25 V9
Henry Dysinger Klley House Lightning , 11 OO
James Burden Moore House Accidental 27 85
Berthold Walker Marlette House Accidental 8 OO
Eugene Rian Lamotte Sheep Lightning 4 00
State of Michigan. County of St. Clair s. .
Thomas Grimes and Norman B. Herbert. President and Secretary of said Company do, ane each for
himself doth depose and say that they have read the foregoing rtatement and know the contents thereof,
and they hae good reason to believe and do believe said statement to be true.
THOMAS CRIMES, President
NORMAN B. HERBERT, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me at Yale, in said State and County, this 29th day of January,
A. D. 1916. Wm. H. LEARMONT Notary Public. St. Clair Co., Mich.
My commission cxpirse Nov. 11, 1916 .
I JOHN M. GLEASON ;
LAWYER
White Block Port Huron, Mloh.
Real Estate Laana
J. B. WEYMOUTH
CENERAL LAW BUSINESS SOLICI
TED. REAL ESTATE & LOANS
RAPLEY BLOCK
YALE, MICH.
W G. WIGHT
MD. C. M TI'INITY UNIVERSITY, M.
'. M. Vit torla l'nlvislty. Toronto,
Out. Oltlce secoud floor L'uton Block. Of
flee nous: 7 10 y a.m., 12 toi:w p. tu. and
after 6 p. tn,
YALE. MICH.
DR. J. B. STEVENS
VETERINARY SURUKOX. GRADUATE
oftheOniarlo Vi ferlar.rv Collet, also
the Unirer:tr of Toronto. All calls olirhtnr
dsy promptly attended. Phones: offlre 113;
residence ;;9 N-M to K'rst Nat oial Bank.
YALE, MICH.
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court.
State of Michigan, the Trobate Court for the
. County of St. Clair.
In the matter of the Estate of K. Bruce Lothian
deMatted.
Notice Is hereby given that tour months from
thd i::th day of Jan. A.D. luift, have been allowed
for creditors to present ttelr claims atralnst said
deceased to sab! court for examination and ad
justment, and that all creditors of said deceased
are required to present their claims to said court
at the Probate olllce. In the city of Port Huron,
in said County, on or before the l'.th day of May
A. D. 1P1R, and that said claims will be heard by
said court on Tuesday the n th day ot May, A.D.
I'JI. at iilne o rim k In the forenoon. ,
Datef January nth A.D. vm.
I A True Copv.) , HUGH II. HART,
UEO. L. HRovVN. J ud e of probate
KcRlsterof Probate 4-4
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Owini? to tbe confusion In the names
of two Doctor Frazera on Military Stn
Dr. It. C. Frazer, ppecialist on Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat, diseases wishes
to announce Ms oflice on the frround
floor of the Vokom lildg.. opposite the
Harrington Hotel, 1011 Military street,
Port Huron, Mich.
Try an Expositor Liner.
. .3188 $5,150,000
900 1,510.405
.4088.
,1030
$6,660,405
1,300,120
...3058
$5,360,285
.$210,285
Amount
$1000 00
4755 04
OF LOSSES .
Number
1
44
, 45
$5755 04
.$
1280 91
2075 00
1111 00
12226 02
40 00
25 90
'.
$5755 04
692 39
9769 37
542 03
$ 542 03
29241 50
Notice of I learing Claims Before Court
STATE OF MKJHKJAN.
The Probate Court for the County of St. Clair
In the Matter of the Estate of Dell P. Sawyer,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that four months from
the 2ith day of January A. D. Mr have leeu
allowed for creditors to rreseut their claims
agalust said deceased to said court tor examina
tion and adjustment, and that all creditors of
said deceased are required to present their
claims to said court, at the Probate oflice. In the
city of Port Huron, Id said County, ou or before
the twtti day of May A. D.Jym and that said
claims will be heard by said court on Monday
the jjth day of May A. D. laifi. at nine o'clock
In thn forenoon.
Dated January 24, A. D. Vtifi.
(Atruecopy.) HUGH H.HART,
UKO. L. BKOWN. . Judjte of Probate
Probate Register. 43-4
STATE OK MICHIGAN
The Thirty-First Judicial Circuit In Chan
cery. - t
ruittpendlnir In Circuit Court for the County
of ML Clair, In Chancery at Port Huron, Michi
gan, on the noth day of leem!er, A. D. laUw
Hattle A. Darling, Complainant
TS.
OraW. Darling. Defendant
In this cause It appearing that the defendant.
Ora W. Darling; Is not a resident of this state,
but a resideut of Ontario. Canada, but that his
whereabouts are unknown, therefore of K. 11.
Drake, solicitor for complalnaut, it li ordered,
that defendant enter bit appearance In said
cause on or before four months from the date of
this order, and that within twenty days the
complainant shall cause this order to be putt
ed tn the Yale Kxposltor, a newspaper published
and circulated In said county, said publication
to be continued once each week for six weeks In
succession. EUtiKNK V. LAW,
K. 11. DRAKE. Circuit Judge '
Solicitor for Coin pls'.nant 40-?
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
In the Circuit Court for the County of St.v
Clair, Iu Chancery.
Kleauor Jones, Complainant
vs.
Zacrmrl&h Jones, Defendant
At a session of the Circuit Court for the said
county, continued and held at the Court 'House
In the city of Port Huron on Monday, Decern
ber 27th. 101
Present. Hon. Kue-ene K. Law, Circuit Judre.
In this cause It appearing; by afUdarlt on file
that the defendant. Zaeharlan Jones it not a
resident of the state of Mlchliran. but Is a resi
dent of the Province of Saskatchewan, In tbe
Dominion of Canada, It Is therefore ordered that
the appearance of the said defendant be entered
In said cause within five mouths from the date
of this order and that In case of the default of
defendant to enter his appearance within such
time that the said bill be taken as confessed, by
him?
It Is further ordered that the said cornrlaltmnt
cause this order to be published In the Yale Kx
posltor, a newspaper printed, published and elr
culatlriK In this countv and that the said imbll."
cation be commenced within twenty days from
the date of this order and such publication be
continued therein once In each week for, six
successive week.
.,.w,w KUOENR F. LAW, Circuit Judge
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I epnty KeKlstT n Chancery '
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Ituslness Address : Port Huron, Mlchlxau
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