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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-02-25
Bviefs Of We Week

SAGkGEEG CSC teteeeeet
Dunbar's.
Show next Tuesday.
Seat sale now on for "a Hidden
Crime
The Dunbar Co., week from next
Monday.
Girl wanted for housework. Inquire
at this Office.
Contractor II. S. Price, with force
OF men, is at Dsward rebuilding the
boarding house, recently burned.
John Kenny this week traded his
team of black horses for a team Of
grays owned by the Ward Estate and
managed by II. S. Schoff.
Married NJ the NJ. f. parsonage on
Saturday afternoon last. Arthur n.
Hill. Of East Jordan. to Mrs. Mabel
Childs, OF l3ellaire.- -Charlevoix Cour-
Ter.
Atty A. RI. Perkins, wsll-known
heres5outs, has ben appointed steno-
gra2her to the Probate Court Of Lap
Ger County. There is good salary
attached to the office.
The Talk-o-Phone is the largest
and loudest talking machine on the
market and IL cost the least money
MACK. the Jeweler, carries them IN
stock, also the records to tit all talk
ing machines. Call and get his prices
The bottom Of the boiler in +. Kor-
thase's blacksmith and woodworking
!. plant blew out Monday last. There
was "a pressure Of some IS pounds on al
the time and it's a lucky thing that
the damage did not go beyond that of
the boiler. On inspection 1t was
found that il had been set too low, al
lowing same to rust from the outside.
At the Spring election, which takes
place on Monday, April 3, the follow
ing state officers are to he voted for:
One Justice Of the Supreme Court, two
Regents Ot the University Of Michigan,
one Member of the State Board of
Education Ito ill vacancy and one
Circuit Judge for the Thirteenth Judi
cial Circuit comprising the Counties
of Charlsvoix, Antrim, Grand Traverse
and Leelanaa.
A. NJ. Halght returned Tuesday
from trip to Bay City, Detroit, Toll
edo and other points In the interest OF
the East Jordan Cooperage. He has
purchased all the machinery necessary
TO replace that which was ruined in
the fire OF recent date, and its now
only a question of how prompt the
shipments are made, and will have the
Cooperags Plant running again in full
blast. Mr.. Haight says that In al
probability the mill will be running
by the first Of April.
The new sensational scenic melo
drama "a Hidden Crime" will he Tho
attraction at the Loveday Opera
House next Tuesday evening. The
cast Is headed by John p Lockney
and Miss Pauline Fletcher. The press
m other cities have been lavish IL
their praise OF "A Hidden Crime.
The play affords ample opportunitl
FOR scenic display as the scenes arr
laid in and around San Francisco
The scenery is by Merrifield and thu
electrical effects by VIM. Havel.
Don't you mind Re weather
It's comm anyhow:
You won't strike snow hereafter,
So thank God fer itno
What's the use in sIghin'-
Raising OF q row:
You won't strike ice hereafter
So thank God fer IL now!
Atlanta Constitution
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31

Subscribe to THE HERALD.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31

in its political reports. You can get
the truth from its columns. whether
you are Republican or Democrat,
and that is what you want.
The Thrice-a-Week World al
ways has a serial story running,
and it is always a hrst-class story
by 6rst-class author. The Thrice
a-Week World publishes better fc-
ton than any other newspaper in
the United States. Special atten-
ton is also given to markets, and
there are many other valuable fea-
lures.
The Thrice-a-Week World S reg
ular subscription price is only 81 .OC
per year, and this pays for $50 pa
pers. We offers this unequalled
newspaper and THE WEEKLY HER
AID together one year for S1.75.
The regular subscription price Of
the two papers is $3.50
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31
Incarnate Word Academy.

The S3rd year of this well known
institution opens on Monday, Sep
TENDER 4.
Studies can be pursued in Eng
ligh and Spanish. The Academy
is empowered to confer academic
and honorary degrees and diplomas,
and embodies within itself three
courses: primary, preparatory and
academic.
This academy, although a Cath
Ole institute, welcomes to a par
ticipation in its privileges pupils of
every denomination, and anything
like an attempt to force the relig-
ious convictions of non-C Catholics
is scrupulously avoided.
All-Catholic and non-Catholic
are taught to appreciate religious
principles and moral worth, and
we sincerely hope that they will
show their appreciation of said in
stitute by sending their children
thereto.
BY the fact that the Incarnate
Word places a paying and free
school, both under the direction of
the Sisters, at the disposition of
parents, it is evident that there is
no excuse for those who neglect to
give their children a true religious
education.
Optional studies are extra and
are as follows: French, Spanish,
vocal and instrumental music,
Caught according to modern sys-
tenn drawing, painting, in water
and oil colors, flowers, artistic
needle work, stenography, type
writing and kindergarten.
Plain sewing, white embroidery,
canvas work and crochet are taught
gratuitously to pupils attending
Convent school. For particulars
apply TO MOTHER SUPERIOR.
S-2o-3i
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31
Right Here and Just Now.

nixon Waterman in Success Magazine
eff I'd "a been born" says Sy Slocum
to me,
"In some other PARKWAY cline,
Or if I could "a had my existence, "
says he,
''In some other long-ago time,
I know I'd "a fourished in purity fine
style
And set folks a-talkin, l low;
But what troubles me is there's nothin
worth while
A doin' right here and jest now"
''Them folks that can dwell in a coun-
try" says Sy,
Where they don't have no winter
nor storm,
And the weather amt ready to freeze
'em or fry
BY gettin' too cold or too warm,
Have got all the time that they want
to sit down
And think out project so great
That it's Jest about certain to win 'em
renown
And bring 'em success while they
wait"
Says Sy: Folks alvin here ages ago,
Before all the chances had flown
For maxim a hit, wouldn't stand any
show
To-day at a-holdin' their own.
Good times ill come back to our planet,
low,
When I've faded out of the scene;
But il hurts me to think that right here
and jest now
Is a sorry betwixt and between"
At that got tired a-hearin Sy spout,
And says L: "Sy, you like to enthuse
Regardin' the marvellous work you'd
turn out
If YOU stood in some other mans
shoes;
But while all your 'might-'a' been
praises you sing
It's worth while rememberin' as how
That no man on earth ever done the
first thing
That he didn't do.here and jest now. "
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31
THE NEW YORK WORLD
Thrce.A.Week Edition-Read Wherever
the English Language Is Spoken.

For the autumn season now at
hand the most valuable paper to
you will be the New York Thrice
a-Week World, because it offers
you more at the price than any
paper published anywhere in the
world.
This is a time of great events.
We are having great wars, and
other changes of a stirring kind are
occurring both at home and abroad.
The Thrice-a-Week World comes
to you every other day, except
Sunday, with all the news, fully,
accurately and promptly told.
The Thrice-a-Week World is fair
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31

another thing which goes hand in
hand with irrigation. Proper drain
age is absolutely essential to the
greatest success, a fact which has
been amply proven in all countries
where irrigation is practiced. The
department of agriculture recogniz-
ing this fact has ordered a drainage
expert to visit this section, for the
purpose of ascertaining proper
methods to pursue, and he may be
expected at any time.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31


Away daown east, in a backwoods
taown,
Lived lanky critter. named Jape7
Braown;
Nd nothil suited him under the sun
Whatever wuz sed or whatever wu7
done,
By gum, he'd kick.
If he went ter meetin' OF. the Sabbath
day
Ter hear aour minister preach nd pray,
The sarInon warn't good. an the pr al
warn't right,
He'd just pitch in with all his might
Nd kick, nd kick.
When he sat daown to cat a meal.
Whether twas roast turkey er chicken
er veal,
It made no diff'runce eff 'twuz ever 50
good
All the while thet he was swallerin
his food
By gum, he'd kick.
He'd kick al the rain, an he'd kick
at the snow,
He'd kick at the wind, er cause il
didn't blow:
Twas either too wet er too bloomin
dry
To be contented he never would try
But jest kick.
ND so he KEEP kickin' all his life,
Tormentin' his neighbors nd worryin
his wife;
Conplainin' Of everything under the
Sun
Hoaw this wus sed er tibet wus done
Nd so he'd kick.
Till one day he met Aunt Nancy Green,
The pleasantest critter tibet ever yeou
seen,
She see on his braow tibet terrible
fraown,
Nd she SCI, SCI she, ''Naow. Iabe1
Braown,
You needn't kick.
Test take little advice frum me,
Nd practic il allurs, wherever We be;
Whatever folks do er whatever they say
Onless yeou can do it much better II
they,
Don't yeou kick.
-Selccfed
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31
APPROPRIATE.

Here is a description OF the new
coat of arms adopted by the 18th
milan canal commission for the gov
eminent of the canal zone, and tor
the use of the commission itself:
II is a shield showing in base a
Spanish galleon of the Fifteenth
century under full canvass sailing
In between two high banks, the sky
being yellow with the glow OF sun
set. In the shield are the colors oil
the arms of the United States. I'm
der il is written The Land Divid-
cd, the World United. y
How peculiarly appropriate!
The yellow sky, for instance
probably typifes the yellow man
ner in which the United States &C
quired the canal zone. Or, perhaps,
it is significant of the yellow fever,
which continues to kill despite the
precautions that are being taken
and the sanitary campaign which
has been in progress for some time
past. Or, on the other hand, If may
be merely indicative of the color
of the skins of those who spend a
lifetime on the isthmus in the en-
ploy of the government.
The Spanish galleon of the Fiji
teenth century is suggestive OF a
lack of progress, of antiquity. No
progress is being made on the canal,
and some of the methods of those
in charge appear to be nothing if
not antique. The high banks are
what the canal builders must dis
pose of before any meaning IS to be
attached to the motto, The Land
Divided; the World United. "
Again, how approximations
ton Post.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31
Letter to Vim. Kelly.

Brownsville, Texas.
Dear Sir: There are there five
ways of badness in paint:
Cd stuffed-out with chalk, OF
something like that;
Cd barytes, better than chalk,
but no covering to it; nobody know
it's there;
go benzine in the oil, or water,
or other such stufing,
(4) too thin-too much liquid
whatever it is, for the solid;
50 short measure;
Now will you buy by the price
per gallon9 "
We furnish our agents with a
state chemists certificate of analy-
sis that tells what's in Devoe.
Yours truly
F w DEvoE & Co
20 New York
P. S. Frontier Lumber Co., sell our
Daint
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31

You will learn to look ont for
the little leaks if you continue in
our employ" said the head of the
great commercial house, as he
paused at the new bookkeeper's
desk. He bent a little nearer the
page of the ledger. Hem, 1 see
you dor your is. +" he said. We
discouraged that antique custom
several years ago. 1t takes time,
and time is a great desideratum in
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31

OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAS-
" TER, San Antonio, Texas, August
?, 1905. Sealed proposals, in triplicate,
will be received here, until II O'Clock
noon, Sept. ?, 1905. for supplying and
installing one ID forty horse power
steam boiler at pumping station, For
Brown, Texas, according to specifications
to be seen at this Office. United State:
reserves right to reject or accept any OF
all bids, or any part thereof. Information
furnished on application. Envelopes con
tanning proposals should be market
Proposals for Steam Boiler. Fort Brown
Texas" and addressed 20 Robt. r
Stevens, c. Q. NJ.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31

this firm. And. Mr.. Peckham.~
Yes, sir"
IF you will drop into my pri-
vate Office after you are through
with your duties this afternoon, |
will give you copy of a little
pamphlet we issued last summer,
showing just how much ink, as
we'll as time, can be saved by sub
stituting comas for sernicolons.
Don't forget. Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31
A Loyal Visitor.

A HERALD man met Roy p. Mil
Ter of the literary department OF
the Gulf Coast Line this morning.
The gentleman seemed to be in a
rather retrospective frame OF mind,
saying that just one year ago to-
day, he first visited Brownsville
and the Brownsville country. He
was very favorably impressed with
the section at that time, and twelve
months stay and numerous visits
to all portions of what is denomi-
mated the Brownsville country have
not weakened his faith in the coun-
try, but Mr.. Miller is hrmer now
i'm his belief than ever, that this is
the coming section of the south.
OF course many things have COM
bined TO retard development but all
will come out right before long.
Mr.. Miller thinks the tide of inn
migration will begin to flow this
way again in a short while, and
will come stronger than ever. The
gentleman has very sensible views
On subjects of development, has set
forth some strong points with re-
gard to irrigation, drainage, truck
farming, packing and shipping.
He is a firm believer in the theory
that the buyer should come to the
producer, instead of the producer
going to the buyer. While the
amount received f. o. b. your ship
ping point, may not be as large as
is promised by the northern COM
mission man, vet the worry over
returns, and the possibility of
damage, and a request for addi-
tional freight charges above what
your products sell for, is totally
eliminated. Mr.. Miller cites as an
instance of this, a case in point
which came up within his own
knowledge. Parties had ready for
shipment a carload of potatoes for
which they were offered one dollar
per bushel, T. o. b. their shipping
station. This price did not look
large enough. as compared with
returns from small express ship
ments which brought 50 per bushel,
so the potatoes were shipped out OF
the state, unsold. After waiting for
returns a long time, a cheek was
received for S2.7S, the total receipts
for 400 bushels of potatoes. Just
think of the difference between
$400, and a measly little cheek for
S2.7S. Mr.. Miller says drainage is
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-08-31
Notice TO Teachers.

There will be an examination for
teachers certificates held at the
court house in this city on Friday
and Saturday, September and 2,
at 9 O'Clock a. m.
+. II. GOODRICH,
County Superintendent
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-01
HERE'S A DIFFERENT TALE.
Story of Signal Japanese Victory
Comes From kt,rokj,s c,pop

Story of Signal Japanese Victory
Comes From kurokis Camp,
GENERAL kuRCllrS HEADQUAT-
':FitS. Fe:.. o.. via Fu::an. Feb. IS
The Japanese Yesterday saturday,
achieved a signal victory. over the
forces commanded by lieutenan,-Gen-
eral RcnneI;ampf While This victory
$ important in itself it is more 50
because Of the strategic ADVANTAGE
gained by the Japanese The lishtine
was over Il mountainous country be
tween thirty ard fcrty.fvc miles east
CT Ientai. which is about iiftcen m;!c..
northeast OF Lao Vans.
Remarkable Hill Fighters
General kuro!:i's infantry again dis
played remarkable qualities rs hilI
fighters and proved their supciicrit:-
tc the famous cavalry CT the Russians.
The japanese arc nov hol,tio.
strong lines extending southeast t,
northeast ana partly eastward OF -th;.
I"itsc river. threatening the Russian
left flank. General Rennakampf com.
inanded 4 division aud 4 half OF caval.
~, q division of infantry and Il holy
CT sharpshnoLcrs Wirh fun connie
lntnts CT guns.
. The principal engagement was north
tastS>off Tsinllhetchen. where the Rus
si;.ns held strongly daiendea cntrench
lncnt SIS
4 e nod ss,l
three dead on the field there AID los,
several machine guns Their casual
ties arc estimated at over 1000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-01
CHANGE OF VENUE
FOR MRS. CHADWICK
SAYS Size canrot Get Fair Trial il
Cleveland, But Her At
torrey Differs.
tEy Associated Press,

tl'E Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. O., Eel, 2S.--Jud.e
Tayler. Of the United States His,,ict
Cc'nt today overrulcd the motion OF
Attorney j. ?. Dawley counsel fer
Mrs. Ca6wicE, that the Two indictments Is;
returned against her by the Federal
grand jury on February 81, be ulashe.I.
Mrs. Chadwick, in an interview to-.
day declared that her attorneys wc,lll
apply for change of venue in connec.
ton with her trial in the United State,
District Court. She said the actic;
would be on The ground that Distric;
Attorney Sullivan, who will prescott,
heF case If tried here. IS relatcd tn
Judge Tayler and that owing 10 tha
strong public feeling existing against
ner in this city a fair and nnpreiudiced
trial could not be secured
J. +. Dawley. counsel for Mrs. Chad.
WEEK. referring to the statement made
by his client, said that 10 sych stcp as
Indicated by Mrs Chadwick was con.
temp!ated. He added that he was sat
islied to have the case tried before
Judge Tayler, whom he declared lie be.
licrcd TO be fair and impartial.
The relationship between judge Tav-
Ter and District Attorney Sullivan is
only by marriage Judge Tayler being
cousin to the district attorneys wife.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-01
EAST LIVERPOOL
SWEP PIT BY FIRE
Blaze Of Unknown Origin Destroys
Half Million Dollars Worth
OF Property.
(By Associated Press

EAST LIVERPOOL. O. Eel. 2S.-
ne third destructive blaze har, THIS
winter and by far the wols st fire ii:
The history OF East Liverpool hrok..
cut at O'Clock and by midnight when
me iiremcn had gained Central. ST.:
fine buildings and many smaller Ole.
we're IN as'les while others we're
scorrhed Oh, managed by water. cau:;.
ing total loss 81 more than half a
million dollars J he BLAZE stated in
thc shoe store OF w. II. Gass, in Mar
ket street ard spread with rapidity
Excitement was created l,y a report
that one man had been burned 10 death,
mt the r,lmor proved to be untrue. ..
AincnS the heaviest losers are ill.,,
MllE2an Hardware and Supply Gem.
r:1ny and one six-story brick holding,
With their contents, sl3t .oOn; a r.
Young Gwncr OF the Roster, Dry Good.
store. $4,000; and Washntsks rrrtl
e,s Dry Goods store, $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-01
4 FRcM RUSSIAN SOURCES.
St. Petersburg Advices Tell Of Japa-
nese Reverses
{By Associated Press. }


ST. PETERSBURG. March j. l:5l a.
!:l.-I.ast evenings news from Man
churia is or the r1cst important nature,
the Associated Press dispatch from.
Nnkdan which vas transmitted bat
moon II Thursday indicating a, gena7al
engagement along the whole Of the: 100
miles or the front occupied by the two
armies. General kuropatlan appears;
To have taken a leaf ont, OF Field Mar
s:lal Oyaa:a's book and replied TO Gen
oral kurnki.s attack on the Russian
left by a counter attack on the Japa.-
ncse left. in which General Kaulhar's
initial success is better for The RUS
slams than tho best efforts OF General
Griperbcrs. tho Russian vanguard be-
ing established at The outskirts CT San
dapl. At The same time General
knropatkin delivered a blow against
The Japanese center, sei2inga railroad
bridge across the Shakhc~river These
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-01

WHO composed that waiting Est nor
the pledges OF tho legislators. but was
limited tc the question as to whom it
would like 10 use in this position: as
TO who could make for the extension
OF It's ambitions ard power in the Unit
cd State3.''
str. kearns said plural marriage re
!alIcns among Nc!mons have been con
nnucd Gefiantly. Mr.. kearns charged!
chat cvcrv apostle Of the church is il,
i large par, responsible Cor THIS con.
ditnn and that not more than three or
fo'l Of tho III iiavc refraincd from
praclici" noly2athy ard that "special
reasons :nay exist i'll sOn,n Dartic,.la,.
case Why 4 man in This class las moi
entered into such relation
Rules Utah Politics.
Every apostle. MIR. Kearns c..arscd
lis responsible tor the system OF GOV
crrment ailG for the acts Of the mon
arthy That monarchy sets up a re-
cal social ol:ler within this republic,
nonopolizcs the business Of one COM
monweallh and is rapidly reachin. IN.
70 others: takes practically al Of the
surplus product OF the Toll OF its sub
3ects for it's own purpose. and MAKES
no account TO any one on earth or it,;
immense secret. fund; rules all POLITICS
IN Utah and is rapidly extending its
dominion into other States and terri
tories and permits its favorites to en-
ter into polysamy and tc maintain poly-
.amous relations; and it protects them
from prosecution by It's pol:ticci
power
Continuing Mr. Kearns said: 1T is
the du;y of this great body. the Senat,
Of the United States. TO serve notice
On u1is church monarchy that it must
I've within the laws; that the nation
rs supreme; that the institutions ofthis
coun,r; must prevail throughout the
land an that the compact or which
statehood is granted must lie preserved
il,violale
III he Senate will apply this reno
|cy. ar'i the alien monarchy still prove;
helnnt, II will be for others than nv
self 70 suggest a course Of action con.
slstent with the dignity Of the cc,,n.
= Il s si.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-01
HOUNDED TO A
WATERY GRAVE
Poor 'leero Tramp Chased by Mob of
Men and Boys into tins
Shenandoah River
Especial 10 the Dallv Press !,

LUHAY. VA. Feb. 2S.-Georce lien.
derscn. negro from North Caro!i:a,
MSS drowned at Cal'ary's mill dam.
near lnsham. this county. YESTERDAY
sliilc hoing pt"sucd BY CROWD CT
mcn and boys OF that place Wine
i'yin&6'o escape the crowd he attempt.
ca TO rrcsS The Shenandoah river On
The dam. Whcn about midway ho vas
swept over and carried into hftccr iec,
OF water