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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-12
Briefs Of the Week
Arbutus parties all the go.

Arbutus parties all the go.
ID. & g. excursion tomorrow.
Choice corn seed at Stroebel Bros.
Moving Pictures at Loyeday's this
FRIDAY evening.
Early Seed Potatoes on sale al Super
nav Bros. Warehouse.
Boyne City has voted to bond to the
sum of S30, 1000 for new water works
system.
Epworth League Supper at Palmi-
ter's Studio next Friday evening.
Don't forget.
The prices for Mr.. Thomas lecture
have been set at TO- Is and 25 cents, so
as to be within the reach of all.
ExcursioI5el, the D,&C, Sunday
Ball game altseward; Arbutus is now
in fall bloom. Trout fishing excel
lent.
If YOU want your town TO grow
and prosper, wake up, rub your eyes,
roll up your sleeves and 60 to work
for it.
i. Mr. Thomas will remain over Sun
day and preach at the Presbyterian
Church both in the morning and
evening.
The Detroit and Charie soix Rail
way recently paid back taxes amount
ing to S3l, 022 90. The road is being
taxed for far more than the price they
are willing to sell to the Michigan
Central people.
Highway Com'r Josiah st. John has
purchased carload Of drain-tile for
South Arm Township and stored same
in the town hall basement Hereafter
drain repairs will be made along a
more substantial line.
The lecture by Mr.. Thomas was a
bright. spirited account of bicycle
trip through Yellowstone Park, and
the accompanying illustrations one
feel personally familiar with the
grand and marvellous scenes of that
wonderous country.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-12

The marriage Of Benjamin Sch roe
der aud Miss Maggie BLOW took place
in Echo township Monday afternoon.
Rev. George Allan performed the
ceremony in the presence OF about
twenty five guests. Miss Schroeder,
sister of the groom acted a. brides
maid and Mr.. Jackson of Central Lake
was groomsman. After the wedding a
sumptous wedding dinner was served.
The contracting parties are we'll
known young people of this locality
and have the hearty congratulations
OF host of friends.
The Charleyoix Sentinel of last week
cantained half column article rela-
tive to the "Ward Road" in which 1t
states that the road will probably be
sold to the M. G. people by the 18th of
this month. We do not know who
Bro Smiths informant is, but as near
as The Herald can find out the IDEAL"
is practically where it was six months
ago. The Road may be sold today,
tomorrow or six years. from nowhere
is nothing definite. The NJ. G. want
ed to buy; the Ward Estate made
proposition but, as yet, it has not been
accepted. 1t will take several years
yet to cut the pine off the Ward Estate
and these people must have cheap
transportation facilities-it was for
this reason that the road was built
and they probably don't intend to let
the NJ. &. get control without that
feature being definitely understood.
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE: For Sale
JOG tons OF ice with buildings, horse
and wagon, tools ETC. Excellent Open
ing for the right man. Apply to
THE HERALD OFFICE for particulars.
For lust two weeks commencing
with tpis issue will give with every
order lamounting to 800 and over,
en0u9fl picture including for one room.
Remember this moulding Is abolutely
free OF charge. Ny work is al fully
euarateed. Oh. MOVER, Painter aud
Paper Hanger,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-12

Most fortunate is the boy or girl,
the young man or the young lady
who is given the opportunity 10 at
tend school In our little city. Its
educational advantages surpass any
town Of like size in the st ate.
Fred Nelson was waylaid Saturday
night and after being rendered I'M
conscious by blow Oh the head, rob
bed of his pocketbook. He lay in the
snow and damp from about IL p. m.
until 5a. IN. when discovered. A
warrant has been issued charging
Melvin Provost with the crime, but
he has not yet been apprehended.
The lecture given by Rev. George
Allan at Loveday Opera House last
Friday evening under auspices Of the
NJ. e. Ladies' Aid Society was we'll
attended, over 200 tickets being sold.
Mr.. Allan divided his subject-"The
Count OF Monte Cristo"-into two
parts and during the intermission Miss
Blanche Robertson favored with a
solo
Some of our boys seem to have the
gymnasium craze. That is right and
proper, but after all the cheapest and
best gymnasium in the world-one
that will exercise every bone and
muscle in the body-is a flat piece Of
steel. notched 10 one side, fitted tight
ly into a wooden frame, and, after
being creased on both sides with a
bacon rind, rubbed into stick Of
wood lepgthwise on a sawbuck.
A distressing accident occurred at
the Single Mill. Monday, when Harry
Curkendall slipped and fell against
circular saw, cutting his right fore
arm near the elbow through the first
bone and into the second. He was
vas wearing new pair Of shoes and in
pushinra bunch Of shingles his foot
slipped throwing him onto the saw.
Harry had his "nerve" with him and
after the doctors had dressed the
wound he declined to ride nome, pre-
fering to walk. The cut is healing
nicely,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-12

Mr.. Thomas.
At the Presbyterian Church, this
Friday evening.
Stsreopticore lecture on the wonders
and beauties eff Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Erie Farmer is guest of friends
and relatives In Petoskey.
Get your wife or sweetheart and
take 10 the excursion Sunday on the
D&C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest o. Coy enter
tanned Miss Margaret Vance of Mt.
Pleasant, first OF the week.
Mesdames Will Richardson and Ella
Barley drove to Petoskey last week
where they visited with friends.
COLTS WANTED: A pair of two or
three year old Colts. Must be good
and worth the money!, G. MAD1-
SON.
OFFICE Rooms no RENT:-A Suite
Of Office Rooms to be rented either
separately or az a whole. Well lighted.
Electric Lights. Inquire at Warne's
Pharmacy.
Mrs. George Allan filed the appoint
ment at the Bennett School house
Sunday afternoon May sixth, her hus-
hand being detained by the funeral Of
James Cornell.
Clyde Hipp was a Deward visitor
Thursday. He took upa nice lot Of
the Schioss Bros Clothing which had
been ordered by parties there, and Sc
cured a bunch Of more orders.
The Str. Gordon is now making two
trips daily between CharlevOix and
East Jordan. Leaving CharlevOix at
700 a. IN. and 100 pm. and East
Jordan at 1000 a IN. and 400 D. m.
w. A. Rowley and family moved
first of the week to Boyne City where
they will make their future home.
We are all sorry tie lose Mr.. ROwley
and his estimable family and wish
, them unbounded success in their new
! home.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-12
What It Costs To Cook
With Electricity.

The experience of Portland (Oregon) family of
six consisting of five adults and a child, affords
timely and interesting object lesson to the utility
and economy of electricity for the purposes of the
household.
During the last three months this family has used
electricity exclusively for cooking and for operating
the fatirons used in the laundry. Three meals
prepared each day. and the laundry work included
the clothing of the entire family
An examination of the bills for electric service
supplied this family shows that the cost averages IS
month"; this of course does not include the lighting
service.
The head of this family, In conversation with
representative of the Portland General Electric Co.,
remarked that the advantages enjoyed by his family,
in the of electricity for cooking the cleanliness,
the absence of discomfort from leaky valves and
smoking stoves the absence of danger from flames,
the perfect results quickly and easily obtained with
electric utensils both revelation and surprise
to him. and that the cost for this service less
astonishing by reason of it's economy.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-12

- SC. Excursion. Sunday.
( AIabasLine 10 Hu.sh house cleaning
Use StainfoOr. Any woman knows
how.
Miss Minnie Prlngle, home from
Vanderbilt.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Phillip Bishaw.
son, Wednesday.
A Nachazel was a Traverse City
visitor this week.
Frank Rheinhart, here from Kentuc-
ky visiting friends.
The one Perfect Fitting Shirt at
81 OO--''Clarendon'- Boosinger's.
New things In Trimmings, Laces
and Silks-by express this week.
Booslnger's
Try San Mario and also fresh line
Of j. M. Baur's celebrated Cotfee's at
Bowen & Keuuy's.
Complaint was made against Otto
Ericks first of the week, charging
violation of liquor law. In Justice
Boosinger's Court, Wednesday, he
waived examination and the case
went over to the Circuit Court.
The boy who saves his money be-
comes the banker, the merchant, the
professional man. The boy who never
saves cent makes the man who
learns his bread by the sweat of his
brow" who never owns a home or en-
Joys the luxuries Of life.
Fine line fishing tackle at Stroebel
Bros.
After reading this issue, send it to
your friend in the distance; or better
yet. call at the office and send it 10
your friend or relative for six months
or yeaI, for you can expect just such
paper as this for fifty two weeks
during the next year. Throw in your
mite toward placing our city and
county where they belong upon the
map. This paper will do its part; you
do yours.
New Royal Hats-s2 .25, $3.50, $500.
-BooSinger's
The funeral of the late James Cor
neil. was held at the Methodist Church
Sunday afternoon May sixth, under
the auspices Of the Foresters. The
| M l..u in OF of n hnn or he
church guarded by two officers OF the
Lodge. Mr.. Cornell was an engineer
on the E. j. & S. R.R. ard the boys on
the road showed their respect by a
flower piece with the letters, Engine
Nos, on it; the Foresters a tribute OF
a floral wreath the buys of Mill B, q
floral piece; MIR. and Mrs. Kent OF
Hitchcock. cross Of arbutus: the
Ladies Aid Of the M. E. Church q
spray Of carnatiOn;a also loving tributes
of the BEAUTIFUL from numerous friends
The church was prettily decorated
with festoons and ported plants by
Mrs. James Howard. Rev. George e
AIIeu pTedCHeu lIOiu uIle beXU IouuO III
First Corinthians l3th chapt. 18th
and 18th verses. A choir of eight
voices sang Jesus Lover Of My Soul. ,
"A Million Voices" and go Bury
Thy Sorrow" Miss Blanche Robert
son was accompanist and played
Nearer My God to Thee" as the
large audience moved out Of the church
to pay the last sad rites at the GENE
terry on the hill.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-12
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO. l.,
T,uCAS COUNTY %.

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm OF +. j. Cheney &
Co.. doing business In the City Of Toledo
County and State aforesaid. and that said
firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use of Halls
Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence this 9Th day Of December, A. ID. 1886.
,sr.\ A. w. GLEASON.
Ne' NOTARY PUBLIC.
H1ll's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
aces OF the system. Send for testimonials
free.
F.. CHENEY g. CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-12

Benjamin Severance home from
Texas.
Liberty Bell Crackers IL E. A.
Lewis.
Harry Price. home from Ludington
this week.
Mrs. George Miles is Detroit visitor
this week.
Mrs. M. E. Heston, here from Char
levoix this week.
John Kenny recently purchased a
handsome colt.
e. p. Dunlap was here first Of the
week guest of friends.
w. P. Squler was Deward visitor a
couple Of days this week.
Mrs. r. w. Round OF Traerse City is
guest OF Mrs. W. e. Malpass.
Mesdames Geo. Jepson and W. ].
Smith were Cbarleyoix visitors, first
Of the week.
Miss Lou A, Rice was Chaievoix
visitor, Sunday, guest OF Co. Treas.
and Mrs. d. S. Payton.
The Epworth League will serve
supper in Painters Studio Friday
evening, May 18th. Is and 20 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Supernaw
entertained Mrs. Albert Snpernaw
and children Of Central Lake this
week.
Rev. J. A. Mckee leaves Monday
for Des NOines. Ia, where he repre-
sents the Petoskey Presbytery at the
General Assembly Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church.
Ernest O. Coy this week sold his
brick block to Mrs John Monroe. We
understand Ernest intends disposing
of his cigar and news stand and take
up other work in a sister city.
Our Village Dads are giving State
ST quite tear mp this spring and
when it's all done we'll have nice
strip OF cement walk. graded properly,
and adding fifty per cent to the looks
of adjoining property.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
on Sunday next, May 18th, Rev. Geo.
Allan will discourse on the following
topics: Morning, 1920, "The Faith
fulness of God Toward U.s." Evening,
1880, THE Power of Jesus Christ TO
Help Young Men" Every body invit-
ed to all our services. The preachers
one aim is to help you.
One Of the pleasant May evenings of
=, 1905 that will be tucked away In the
memory Of our High School Seniors
and Juniors, together with their
teachers, was enjoyed Thursday the
tenth, at DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Warne's
The hours from eight 10 when the cur
few bell tOlled twelve was filled with
music. stories and guessing games.
A floral love story was the main feat
ure. and II. Fl. Fuller was the happy
recipient of beautiful copy of Riley's
poems. Howard Porter gained the
second prize. A luncheon was served
to close the evenings pleasure.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-05-12
GARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank tho numerous
friends who so kindly assisted during
the illness and death of James Cornell,
and especially the liverymen who do
mated the use of their vehicles during
the funeral services
THOMAS CORNELL
MRS. JAMES CORNELL
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
one MAN To RULE
At INGLESIDE.

The non-supporting refugees are at
last comfortably housed at Ingleside,
well fed and contented, with a saving
to the relief fund of at least 500 day.
The change was not made, however
without a deal of trouble between the
department of camps and the depart
ment of land and building with some
conflict Of authority and no little ill
feeling. The upshot of the matter has
been that Captain ]. n. Kilian has been
given entire charge of the camp and
the construction work there taken out
Of the hands of Edward F. Moran, once
relief commissioner, now employed as
overseer of construction by the build
ing department.
The delay in getting the camp ready
for the refugees caused more or less
dissatisfaction at relief headquarters
It was confidently expected that the re-
rnoval from the speedway could be ac-
eomplished by October l. On that date
the camp was not ready; the floor Of
the dining-room was not down and the
plumbing had scarcely been begun.
From day to day the plumbing dragged,
until finally Kilian was authorized to
employ plumbers himself II Moran
could net get them.
This state Of affairs led to a clash
between Kilian and Moran. The fore
man in charge of the work, man by
the name of Clark, did not know from
which of the two men TO take orders
and seems TO have refused to take
them from either. At any rate, Kilian
ana Moran had words over Clark,
which fortunately resulted in nothing
more serious. But the incident brought
things at Ingleside to q head and the
construction work there has been
turned over to Kilian. He took COM
plete charge yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
POPULAR OFFICERS
COMING HOME.

The Twenty first Infantry. Colonel
Charles A. williams commanding, is on
the transport Logan, due to arrive here
from Manila on wednesday. The Twen-
ty- first is we'll known on this coast. 1t
has been in the Philippines for the last
two years. prior to which time ii was
stationed at the Preside in Tennesee
Hollow.
Among those who are particularly
well acquainted here are the command
ing officer, Colonel Williams; Lieut.
enant r. j. C. Irvine, who is now be-
fore the army retiring board at the
Presidio; Captains Sherman Hall
William NJ Morrow Charles r How
land, and Lieutenants Chase Doster
and waiter B. MeCaskey
On arrival here the troops will be
transported across the bay in barges
to Oakland mole. where a special train
will be awaiting to convey them to
Fort Logan. Colo
The transport Sheridan Is to be towed
70 this port by the transport Buferd,
while the tug Slocum will act as a spe-
cial convoy.
The Slocum which is now on the
drydock at Oakland undergoing re-
pairs will soon be ready to sail for
Honolulu. The great hawser that is
to connect the two transports to-
gether during the trip is a specially
manufactured 15-inch Manila. 900 feet
long It will be carried from here to
Honolulu on the transport Sherman,
sailing from here tomorrow. The Slo-
cum, which is to be the advance guard,
will be connected to the Buford by a
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
TRAIN AND STREET
GhR COLLIDE.
Serious Accident Nearly Oc-
ours Because of Failure
Of Car Brakes to Hold
HEADLIGHT TORN OUT

Because its brakes failed TO hold car
No iS47 of the United Railroads on the
lngleside line, loaded with passengers.
narrowly missed being run down at
the fag station az Elkin yesterday af-
ternoon by the san Jose local train
which reaches this city shortly before
clock As Il was the train grazed
lNe t.oAt or the car, carrying away the
headlight and giving the passengers y
bad shake-Vp and scare HAD the car
gone SIX inches farther nothing could
nave prevented il being thrown from
he track and another accident being
added 10 the long list charged nm
against the company.
Back from the station al Elkin the
-oad' 70 Inglesi6e declines sharplv 70
he railroad track for a distance of al
nosl quarter Of a mile. Electric car
No. lS4t, IN charge Of Conductor G.
Atkinson and Motorman L Huffman
lad reached the top Of this incline when
ne san Jose train whistled The mo-
,orman when at least 500 feet from the
rack applied his brakes. but TO his
lorror they failed TO hold. and the car
'ontinued down the incline TO the
rack. The engineer Of the train evil
tentiv saw that the motorman had lost
control Of his car. for he whistle6
Narningly, but with no effect. He
'ouio not stop his train in the short
Instance nor the motorman his car. tt
.eemeo that nothing could prevent car
ind train coming together AS the
rain reached the road crossing the car
;rashed through the road gates
The motorman in the meantime had
applied every device to stop his car. He
had thrown on the emergency brakes
and coolly stayed by his controller
when the crash seemed unavoidable.
" hen he did stop the car its front was
fairly under the handrails Of the train.
The headlight was torn away. but the
car remained on the track The mo-
torman turned 10 reassure his pas
sengers.
There were about twenty people on
the car Nothing could have saved
them from serious injury or death had
the vehicle gone six inches farther.
The brakes would not take" said
Motorman Huffman when asked how
he had lost control OF his car. I re-
versed her, but it did no good. I tried
the brakes at least 500 feet back from
the Southern Pacific track"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
POLICE SHOOT At
FLEEING THUGS.

Because they happened to be in the
neighborhood of Twenty fourth and
Diamond streets early yesterday morn
ing, Charles and William Kyne are held
at the Seventeenth street police sta
tion. They were arrested by Corporal
John Murphy and Patrolman o. Dris-
coll after several minutes Of wild
search and excitement.
At 1870 o'clock yesterday morning
the corporal and patrolman were walk
ing from Twenty fourth to Twenty
third street on Chattanooga, when they
heard crashing glass in the direc-
tion Of Diamond street. Hurrying
around the block they saw FIVE men
engaged in smashing in the windows
of a grocery through which, 1t is be-
lieved, they intended to gain an en-
trance to the store. The men saw the
policemen and fed. Murphy and Dris-
coll called on them to halt. but they did
not obey. Then the shooting com
menced. Four shots were fired
at the fleeing men. who disap-
peared around corner. Some
more policemen, attracted by the shoot
ing, hurried to the scene, and the Kynes
were caught. Unable to satisfactorily
explain their presence in the neighbor-
hood, they were arrested and will be
held until their identity IS established.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-14
WORKS BOARD HIRES MEN
TO CLEAN MARKET STREET
Removal of Debris on City's Main
ThOroughfare VIII Be Begun
Early Monday Morning.

The Board of Public Works yesterday
hired 200 men, who responded to an
advertisement for 1000 men to clean
Market street. It is expected that sew
eral hundred more men will apply early
tomorrow morning for employment.
The pay is $3.50 per day for eight
hours work. The cleaning Of Market
street will be vigorously prosecuted.
Property owners are. being notified to
have dangerous walls taken down as
we'll as to remove the debris from their
lots.
The San Francisco Gas and Electric
Company sent a communication to the
board asking that the order that no
new streets be torn up until those now
opened be restored TO good condition
be modified. The company set forth
that under the law it is compelled to
put in service pipes from mains al
ready laid down upon request by house
holders. The board viii consent to this
modi fication.
Notices were ordered sent to prop
erty-owners on Market street to change
the numbers of the houses on the street
so that they will be within the same
hundred on both sides. Under the
existing plan the difference between
numbers on the two sides is as high
as 500 A new ordinance provides for
uniformity in the numbering.