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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
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len. 90 bert9tet er unter Inberem
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afritanii9en &riese beorbert tpurbs,
nit ous5u5ieben unb fi4 porber nit
fetner 0elie6ten ebelt9 perbinben
tpoute. Gr pubte fi4 einen beions
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unb Die Sruuuns, bic in benz 9auie Der
9raut auf Dem 2anbe ftattfinben Toate,
fpurbe auf ben Sag Dor Der Qbreiie
feiteeiebt. Strablenb pie elm iuneer
MOrsen, in slidieliser Grtpartuns
fubr er am Moreen bapon. No9 20
Minuten parb Elm portefeuiue in ieiz
rem 3immer esfunben, bas ben Seiz
ratbstOnfens entbielt. Qbenbs fam sr
in raienber Wutb tpieber; bic Seiratb
bate ni9t itattsefurben. Der Diff
5ier 1T bann i'm &riege g%efalen.
Nu9 ben Mittbeilunsen bes Sc
tpGbrsmdnnes finbet man am bGufia,
item Rtnee in ben Wof9heden unb
lbren untsr ben &opftiKen. Gines
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an. Sic leste ibre Supelen unter bas
&opffihen, podte bann am nd9iten
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mermdb9en fir 100000 Sufpelen
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men, trgenb Elm Winfel i'm Simmer fei
fi9erer als ibre Softer unb &Giten.
Sine Dame lieb ale ibre Sutpelen unb
Wertbpapiere in Die 0enti!atipnsrpbre
ibres S9ldf5immsrs binunterfanen.
Sic 6atte ibre &oitbarteiten in elmer
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uno bas %tpertbpole padet rutf9te bic
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gen, als er fein 8ab senpmmen. Sas
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Ding iparen aber fir 100000 Mart
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Die SeiiBer meloen fi3 setpDbnlif reGt
bdlo, UNI ibr pergehenss 8eiibtbum
pteoer IN Gmpfanq Al nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
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Sds beuti6e &ei9spofmuieum bat
tiiraIi3 @slesenbeit sebabt, bic lsbts
Guts, Del9e in ieiner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fammluns bisber nod Be tanb, aus5uz
fuaen. Die einsige Marte, bic Dem
Wufeum nod feblte, tpar bic iiberaus
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nit ibertrifft bas &ei9spoitmufeum
an 8o~aitdnbigfeit ielbft bic aegenpGrz
ttg I'M 8erliner 4r9iteftenbaus befinbz
lt9e Snter1ationale 8riefmartenausz
iteQung. Senn tpern bieie au6 ebens
falls eine 5tpei Gents rofa bon 8riz
f6z@uiana in Der Sammlunq bes
2onboner @robtaufmanns Oupeen
dufpeiit, 10 befiBt bod bas Gei9spoit<
mufeum aud Die iberaus feltens spei
Gents be[lblau Der er ten Nusaabe BON
9atpai, Die felbit in Der auf Der @uss
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lt4en berii9mten Gpe5ialfommlune
bon Satpai bes Entertainers groder
feblt unb bic einaise Marte lit, bic auf
Der Wusffeuund niht hsrtreten 1T
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

Ser M / # ais 9 rut :
m a d. line. Sn einem Sprfe Bel
Weimar, Sbirineen, b0rte Elm 3anbs
tpirtb aus einem Mitbaufen bic
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ii4tis beieitigte er bic obere S9iht unb
sntbedte Elm eben ausesfro9enes 9ii9=
lein, fptpie Die S9ale babel. Gin 9ubn
bate iebenfans auf benz Mift elm 81
berloren. Na9bem es 5usef4arrt mar,
trat Der Mift in feline Sunttion als
8rutmaf9ine. Dab Der Mit @ier
dusbriiten fam Getne 3eriebuns be-
tpirtt cine gleidmdBige Wdrme) NOR
iibrisens f4On ben alten 9rie9sn unb
HDmern betannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-29

SO a 3 ninnaus giferz
ID t. Die 5ruu bes 34iG6rigen
9olaarbeiters Srittmann tn Berlin
nabm Dor einiser 3eit @ift, um ibrem
2eben elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN, neil ibr
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febr quGIte. Die Jrau purbe aber eez
rettet unb Gus benz &rantenbauie emit
la1en. Die g6eleute aosen nun tpieber
5ufammen, cher balb perfiel Der Mann
tpieber in feline alte 2eibenf6aft. DIS
Srittmann tiir5li9 an einem @benbe
mad 9oufe fam, bef9impfte er feline
Trau auf bus 9eftigite. 6aussenois
fen bolten enbli9 bic polisei, bic ben
eiferii4tigen Mann na9 Der Wa9e
bra6te. !6ier %erfannte Der 9esirfsarst,
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front iei, unb lieb i'm mad Der Srrsn>
anftalt brtngen.
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Chicago
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Observation-Disclosures Snfein.
gisr tdsli1e Shneu;ise nad @1icaso.
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limb 9 nur 5 Minuten %rnitteIt eIeftrii1er Gar uae
ben Union giehbofen
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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-09-03
Ayers Pills are gently laxative.
They greatly aid the Sarsaparilla,

Souvenir Spoons at Mack's, the
Jeweler
Maddaugh has Just received the
finest line of Fall and Winter Samples
ever displayed in this city, Call early
and inspect them.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair
ing promptly done by Mack, the
Jeweler.
The Michigan State Agricultural
Society hold their Fifty-hfth Annual
Fair at Pontiac, Sept. 1916. Through
he courtesy of the secretary, l. ii.
Buttertield The Herald publisher is 10
receipt of Press Complimentary.
Central Lake is manfesting her
usual enterprise and hustle in the
arrangements being made for this
years free street fair. This fair has
for several years drawn large crowds
of people and all who have attended
have been more than pleased with the
treatment given them by the people of
this hustling little berg. No expense
islspared to make the three DAYS OF the
fair enjoy able for those in attendance
and it is a wonder to all how such an
expense can be met, but met it seems
to be for the premiums are always paid
on the afternoon of the last day before
the exhibitors leave, and we are in
formed that each year surplus has
been left over in the treasury. This
year more money has been raised than
i'm any previous year and it Is proposed
to furnish more and better attractions
than ever before. A program is being
arranged that will keep all busy and
entertained from the beginning OF each
day until it's close. Among the sports
and attractions will be foot ball games,
base ball games, balloon ascensions,
free shows and other shows besides
horse races and other sports and races.
1t will be we'll for all who can TO make
arrangements TO be with them on
Septembor 20-2l and %. The Eaat
, Jordan Military Band has been engag
1. ed for the event.
Westward the orb of glory takes Its
, way,
, Wisconsin is the state, you hear every
- body say,
It's made itself famous by one great
: stride;
Rocky Mountain Tea has made 1t:
S name world wide.
: At +. &. Warne'S
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-09-03
~ FROM
w AZ &C OLD
AO~AO CARPETS

1t will pay you to investigate before
you place your orders for rugs We are
a responsible incorporated concern
with a capital Of fifteen thousand dol
lars and have factories at Petoskey
Michigan 500, Canadian 500, Ontario
We are the originatorS Of ''Sanitary
Rugs" trade mark, from old carpets
all Others are limitations, Write for
booklet. We have no agents canvass
ing. We pay the freight. All work
guaranteed,
PetOskey Rug Mfg, Carpet Co., Ltd
BEAST Mitchell street. 4Stt
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-09-03
w. p. Porter is improving nicely.

w. p. Porter is improving nicely.
Joe Maddox has gone to st. Louis.
Mo.
ls47 Roger Bros. Silverware at
Mack's.
Editor II. l.. Lorraine was over
from Wolverine to spend Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Bird of Detroit is
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Crossman.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Plank have been
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Stef-
fer of Detroit.
Sheriff w. ]. Pierson was over from
Charlevoix, Wednesday on little
official business.
Among the nicely displayed show
windows this week is that of c. q.
Mack. the Jeweler.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Tice are enter
tanning the latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Culver Patterson OF Richmond,
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Boosinger
are entertaining the latter's sister,
Miss Laura McRae. and friend, Miss
Helen Kane, both Of Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Or. DeCracker left Thursday
morning for her home in the southern
part of the state. She has been the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. e. j. Cross
man.
Supt. of the South Arm Schools II
l.. Winters informs us that school will
commence with them week from
next Monday, Sept. 18th, Improve
ments are being made on the building
which necessitate the delay.
DR.. F. G. Warne represented thu
local Gun Club at the big meet a
Traverse City this week. 1t was plan
ned to have quite delegation e
down, but unfortunately nearly al
were detained by pressing business
obligations
Miss Maggie Dooley, teacher in on
of the schools in the upper Peninsula
is guest OF her aunt Mrs. p. Walsh
Miss Dooley was one of eur teacher
in the past and is well known here
abouts. She returns to her duties mex
Monday, accompanied by Miss Cassi
Winters who also has school up there
On September the Evangelica
Lutheran Christ Congregation a
Wilson Township will celebrate thei
, mission festival. The Rev. w. Sch',
eppe OF Traverse City, Mich, wi
preach in German at 10 o'clock a. n
and the Rev. p. Engelbsrt Of Lelan
Mich, will preach in English at 2 o'c
ocl p. m. All are cordially invited.
- Country Kid" is a lesson will
: out being a dogmatic sermon. 1t
! teachings are forced on none VIII
J witness It.. The play is typically
o the West, and Is full Of inerriment.
!. is rural In theme, full Of county fol-
: homely clothes and provincial cor
versation, but it has the scent
: flowers, the atmosphere OF the field
and the charm of western villag
!, Although pastoral in theme, IL is m
9 without sensational features, inclu
ing the thrilling leap for life on
|. bicycle, being the first time this fe
was ever attempted in theatric
. prod action. At Loveday Opera Hou
September 18th.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1904-09-03
Bviets Of NE Week


Ball Game, today.
"a Country Kid
Celebrate Labor Day!
Reunion Sept. A. 10, Ia.
Labor Day Celebration at Charlevoix
Sept. 5th.
Charlevoix County Fair, September
e7-2s-29.
Remember the Benefit Ball Game
this Saturday afternoon.
Our Band goes to Central Lake,
Sept. 2l-22, the occasion being street
fair. - ~----------- ef.sa..-.r-t-
Washington Cottrell died at the
home OF his daughter, Mrs. George
Hayner. last Thursday evening. aged
y 81 years. Funeral services are to he
bsld at the Methodist Church this
Saturday IN rnIng at ten o'clock,
The Detroit Il Charlevoix X. X.
will change their time schedule next
Sunday taking off one train each way.
The morninoA train will leave South
Arm at 900. instead of $3.50. as ut pre-
sent, aud the evening train Is made
later and does not get ia until 7:l5.
1t is safe to say that "a Country
Kid" II. B, Whittaker'S production,
gave the best satisfaction of any rural
comedy ever playing here There is
not an unclean line in the play, neith-
or Is there an incapable actor.-Little
Rock ARK. Gazette, Jan. 8, 1904. At
Loveday Opera House Sept l4th
A large addition is peing added to
the store occupied by j. l.. Wiesman
and owned by d. G. Loveday. When
it is completed Mr.. Wiesman will have
all his large stock on the ground floor
and will have far better opportunity tc
display same, The upstairs Is to os
remodelled and fixed up in first'clasi
shape aad will be used as lodge room
for the Knights of Pythlas.
The Michigan Telephone Company
F.C. Warns local Manager, Is putting
ia some $40 900 worth Of improvements
ia thetelephone system in and aroun6
East Jordan. A number or cables
have been put UP, new poles have
taken the place of the old ones, ant
over 100 new subscribers will be added
A force of about twenty men have beef
at work ON same for fortnight and 1
will take as long again to finish tn
wsrk. When the offices are transfer
ed to the new block being put up b.
DIR. Warne, 1t will probably be necsss
ary to install two switchboards. Thi
will give our city one Of the best tele
phone systems of any town OF Its siz
in the state.
A party OF East Jordan's yoqnI
peopls took an exclusion to Charlevoi
last Wednesday evening, attended
social dance, and returned at lat
hour. The dance was given In tn
New Bank Block aud Belyederes ~
chestra furnised the music. The pal
ty from here was composed of Messr'
Wslstad, Converse. Mack, Otto, Met
olas, Wilmington, Kenny, Sherman
McHale, Rowley, Gilbert, Jackmar
warne, and Crossman; and Mise
Ethel Justine, Laverne Crossmar
Elizabeth Bird, Louise Loveday, Ele;
nor Sell, Florence Bell, Laura McRa'
Ellie Landrum. Bessie Warne. Glyd
McHale Harriet Hoyt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-02-24
THE WILKESON
SHOOTING AFFAIR

John Beckman, the miner shot at the
"tie camp" about half way between Car
bonado and Wilkeson on Monday and later
brought in to the Fannie Paddock hos
pital, was reported this morning to ne
better than he was yesterday. Unless com
plioations set in, Beckman may get well
otherwise the chances of recovery are
against him. 1t is rumored that the case
will not be prosecuted, as Syyninaa and
Hickman were good friends, and il is said
that Syyninaa did not do the shooting, but
that some one connected with the house
did, which may be true, as the resort IL
one of the toughest holes in the country
Citizens Of Carbonate and Wilkeson
would not be surprised at any time to
hear of some one being stabbed to death
there or shot to pieces. Bad blood exists
between the miners at Carbonate and
the loggers and miners of Wilkeson at al
times, and it needs but little agitation t.
start row.
Sporting women of the lowest class are
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PRESBYTERIANS WILL
INCREASE THE SALARY

The annual congregational and ecclesias
tical meeting was held last night at the
Emmanuel Presbyterian church at North
Ninth and J streets, for the purpose Of
hearing the annual reports and tTansacting
such other business as might come before
the meeting. One of the most important
features of the evening was the sugges-
ton of Henry Dongstreth, treasurer of
the church, to increase Rev. A. J.. Hutch
ison's salary from 81 200 to 81, 600 per year,
which was done. In giving his reasons
why this should be done. Mr.. Longstreth
stated that Rev. Hutchinson had increased
the church membership from 68 to 237 in
less than three years times that he had
been offered pastorate in another field,
and that the congregation ought to show
their appreciation of his worth by making
his salary little larger, thereby keeping
him here if possible. The trustees elected
for the ensuing year are: Frank Snyder,
DR. II. F. Wegener, Henry Eongstreth
and J w HAMPTON. s. O. Whitcomb
was reelected congregational clerk for
three years. Two eiders were also elect
cd They were: ID. II. Terry and A. w.
Cary The treasurer reported that 81, 749
had been received during the year. About
$2,655 of this amount came from collec-
tons. The disbursements of the churcn
r0re about the same as the collections.
The missionary society reported that $40
had been collected during the year, and
of this $75 had gone to the support of
three boys in Persia, who are being given
an education by the society.
The report of the Sunday school in
Dictated total enrolment of 24l and an
average attendance of 1855.
The annual banquet of the church was
held in the Sunday school rooms and
church parlors at o'clock last evening.
About 23O members of the congregation
and several guests participated
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work. The streets and alleys commit.
tee approved the remonstrance of Mrs. j.
M. Schultz against the improvement of
South K street from Twenty-seventh to
Center street. The petition of Jacob
Thiel was granted after it was amended to
read that a l6-foot roadway, in place
of an lS-foot one, should be graded on
South Thirty-fifth street between M street
and Ainsworth avenue. The committee
granted the petition of w. D. Evans, who
asked for permission to grade certain
alley at private expense.
The fire and water committee granted
the petitions of Joe Granburg, M. T. Con
don and r. B. Miller, for extension Of
water mains and electric light.
The sewerage and drainage committee
recommended the construction of a sewer
in Coulter's and Kellogg's additions.
The claims committee denied the claim
of the Sunset Telephone & Telegraph com
pany, and one of $S,445 for injuries re
ceived on a defective sidewalk by a resi-
dent of South Tacoma.