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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-11-24

Monday.
Judge Harris was an East Jordan
visitor. Thursday.
Mrs. Eugene Hubbard was Bellaire
visitor first OF the week.
Mrs. f. j. Crossman is Detroit and
Ann Arbor visitor this week.
MrsJ. CGlenn is quite Ill. A train
ed nurse from Petoskey Is attending
her.
Mrs. A. ]. Suffern started Monday
70 Join her husband at Chattanooga.
Tenn.
The Annual Masquerade At Love
day Opera occurs on next Thursday
night.
Messrs. W. A. Loveday and f. e.
Plank were Traverse CRY visitors,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Mack moved this
week into the Richardson dwelling on
Second st.
Mrs. VIM. supernaw is entertaining
her sister Miss Anna Omstead, of
Charlevoix.
The Element Palace Range" Is the
most beautiful. Sold only by the w.
e. MALPAss HDwR. Co.
Mrs. Fl, F. Roy was called to South
Boardman. Friday morning, by the
illness Of sister.
Miss Edith Church left Monday for
Traverse City where she takes up a
course of study in the Needham Bust
ness College.
A china shower was rendered Miss
Myrtle Howard by number Of her
friends, at the home Of Miss Laura
Bartlett. Tuesday evening.
The Northern Concert Co gave an
entertainment at Boyne City Thurs
day evening. TWAS planned for We'd
nesday evening but owing to the dis
agreeable weather postponed one dav.
Groceryman Will Richardson moved
his stock Of groceries first Of the week
to his recently purchased store-the
Ieston buiding-near Malpass Hdw'r
Go. The building has been thorough
ly remodelled and is now a neat Groc-
cry store.
There is an aesthetic side to the
good roads movement that is OF no lit
tie Importance. What is drearier
what more depressing than to drive
along country road deep with mud
and furrowed by ruts the water stand
Ing in pools in the road and where
bitches ought to be.
Houses are scarce In our city and
hardly week passes but what there
are applicants for number OF tenant
houses. The town loses a number OF
good families each year who would
like to lecate here il they could find
the houses. Those who have the
means to do so would find the erection
of a number of tenant houses good
paying Investment.
Where is the man so happy as the
one who applies himself TO manual
labor? Where is the home so happy
as the one were each member Of the
household feels, at the close of the day
shat they have performed some at
least Of the many duties devolving
upon them? There may be clash
some day between capital and labor.
Should this period ever come, the hope
is that labor, with the conquering
tread OF hero, will trample beneath
its heel the power that has. to a con-
siderable extent made labor laborious'
We are all lahorers in our little city.
SAGINAW EVENING NEws:-A neat
little booklet has just been published
by the Charlevoix County Herald, g.
A, Lisk, publisher, which is issued al
East Jordan. The many industrial
and social advantages Of this pretty
lake port are entertainingly depicted.
Book paper is used in the edition
which give an especially clean effect
to the many la ftones employed, those
OF The River Jordan and the Ward
pneries being unusually artistic.
Sam Hayden for Choice Groceries.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-11-24
Eczema and Pile Cure

Free Knowing what II was To suf
fer, | wi II give FREE OF CHARGE,
TO anv afflicted positive cure for Ec-
zema. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Piles
and Skin Diseases. Instant relief.
Don't suffer longer. Write +. w. WILL
LIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New
York. Enclose Stamp.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-11-24
HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets

A Busy Medicine Tor Busy People
Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor.
specific for Constipation, Indigestion, Live
and kidney Troubles, Pimples Eczema, Impure
Blood, Bal Breath, sluggish Bowels, Headache
and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea in tabs
lot form, 35 cents box. Genuine made by
noLtisrER DRUo COMPANY, Madison, Wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLoW PEOPLE
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U|LLN0Ti
CALLED G !. | h. upon n
5GoyerSlrle Will Not Take Pc.
sition#NNhere Officials Can
Claim Immunity.
STRIKE AT inf / |. UE E I !. MEN e
At Conference Of Attorneys Opin-
ion ressed That Cases
Were Well in Hand.
Claim I Inll1lunity.
AT 4 LUE e 1 !, men
,(By AssocIa ted Press. }

4 - II
CLENELAND,9 VI OHIO. July edernl
officials announced to-day that g, ] !,
Grammar. traffic manager 81 r. the New
York Central lines, west Of Buffalo, would
not be called rs q witness before thu,
grand Jury, which meets tomorrow to
begin the work of ferreting out syiolaDars
OF tho interstate commerce and 8antl-re'-
h6te laws. i5s
The announcement was accompanied
with the stateUaant that this governments
would \ not be put inEn position where
any nigh ral way officials could claim Inn
,nuntty from prosecution on the part Of
the governments because le had been
compelled to give stLmony before thu
grand jury.
Service was secured to-day ON n. Fl
fAnspach. head of the Tariff and Schedule
Bureau Of the Lake Shore Railway. An
spach will be asked to bring tariff shests
running back a number Of years,
e The actionSof to-day shows definitely
the plans OF the government officials 10
strike at some OF the biggest and most
Influential railway MEN In the country.
All8of the plans for the session Of the
grand fury wore reviewed inbdetail by The
government attorneys to-day. \ t the end
OF The conference the opinion WAS ex-
pressed that the cases were we'll In hand,
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FOR R. NERVOUS /: I PEOPLE.
"A Michigan Mother Preserved to Her
Family by DR.. Williams
XII Pink Pills.

the blood Ia Impoverished the
nerves starve. and neuralgia or something
more serious swiftly follows. Nervous
people are generally pale people, By
elements that the nerves need. DR., Will
liams. Pink Pills for Pale People have
performed those renla rka BILE cures that
make It Impossible for any nervous SUI
ferer to neglect them.
AZ recent case Ia that OF Mrs. Peter
Y1orrissette, OF No, s15 Eleventh Street,
Athena, /, Michp who writes as J, follows:
NV trouble started with childbirth,
After one OF my children was born had
: Kind OF paralysis, was very weak,
and my mouth was q little crook ed ]
mat i could not hear to hear a dog bark
or a hell Sr!ng-even the little bird In Its
Ga &c would annoy me. my heart fl4t-
tered a great deal and Il had dizzy spells.
/ was not able to be left alone,
4 "Mys doctor gave me dirferent kinds OF
medicine, changing 1t n several tines.
When ii was evident that he could not
helm me he said he did not understand
my case, This was three years ago. and
! was very much discouraged. when my
brother, who had taken p, W'!llams 7,
tried them, ana noticed a change for the
better when i was ia X Ing the second box.
Or. Wiliams's Pink Pills cured me, and !
have been well ever since ] now. do all
my own housework, sewing and washing
for ,seyenof VI" d.
IS Or. Wllliams' Pink Pills have alaoi
cured disc asses caused by impure or Inns,
poyer,shed blood, such as rheumlla Ism,
anaernia and after-effects Of the grip. 4
NJ All druggists sell DR. w III iams' Fink
Pills, or the remedy will be mailed, post
paid, on receipt OF price, 50 cents per
box. six hoxes for $3.50 by the Or. ii
hams Medicine Co., sehenect =,
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launches. They were greeted at the land,
Ing OF the naval station by Captain
Rohrer. commandment Of the sta ton. and
his staff, the marines being AraWn up
In honor OF the Secretary. ii is
Large Crowd Gathers.
Il The naval authorities turned the party
over to Lieutenant Colonel Bailey, Of the
Porto Rico provisional regimen Mt and his
staff. i IA large crowd had gathered OUT
side the naval sta ton and houses in the
vicinity were filled with spectators.
Secretary Root drove In the executive
carriage to the palace escorted by the
regiment t. @ Mrs. Root. the Secretary's
son and daughter and the higher MILL
5tary authorities came In other carr ges..
The Secretary subsequent y6 reviewed the
police from a balcony OF the palace. A III
"a number OF prominent citizens were.
awaiting the Secretary in Governor WIN 4
sthrop's office. tier an " exchang Q ~ OF
greetings, Secretary Root spoke OF the.
relief work he directed in Porto Rico rs.
secretary, 5of War after the hurricane OF
1899. The talk then turned to coffee
planting. Referring to the Pan-AmerlcanI
Congress, Mr.. Root expressed the opin-5
Ion that the next congress would be h ED
in the Argentine Repub!lc. aud ~ added
5that{if such a congress were ever held In
American territory Porto Rico would be
the most suitable place. & 4y !Ss 5ii Il s
al After the departure OF the 3visl tors tea
was served. meutbers OF the admins trp'
ton only being presest 'i5# IS. !. ID. .55
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MUCH INTEREST in N.ss
INCONVENIENCE
Results, While Not Startling,
Will Likely Be Interesting
and Important.
y .l: From our Regular correspondent)l

fFrom Our Regular Correspondent,) 8
WASHINGTON. p. G. u, July Ell Is
a remarkable fact that the 4 American
e government has only within COMPARE
lively short period paid serious attention
to the benefits which would accrue to ~ ~
ma rties concerned by drawing closer he
bonds which bind the various nations IN
the western hemisphere. It Is not TWEEN
~ years since James G., Blaine, z as Sec
3retary OF state In President f:arrisons
Cabinet Instituted a movement LOOKING
ia closer relations between the little gov
ernments OF the. two Americas to the
south OF us and the great republl Of the
north. The frst Pan-Ame rlcnn congress .,
was held on the motion Of MT. Hlalnqf,'
The first congress met IN this city, ana
was attended by delegates from practl,
Ecally every country in; South Central and
North America, Canada being excepted,
OF course, Cuba was not in the first, con-
ference forat that time she was a Span
lsh Dependency 85 NJ l N 3
re One result az tho congress was the es-
Establishment In Washington OF the bureau
OF American republics In charge, Of sew
eral Representatives OF the countries In
8terested. The object Of the bureau ls
not only the promotion Of cordial rela-
lions between the val Ious American peo-
pies. but the dissemination Of N forH1al-
ton concernlDg the resources products
and advantages OF the different coun.
tries represented An the bureau.
To Promote Harmony,
The conference which Is to open In
Rio Jsneiro the latter part Of the present
month is primarily for the purpose sof
promoting harmonious re,a tions between
the South and Central American pub
lies, on the \ one hand Il and the United
sta tes.on the other, q Incl entallys, " cle
sam has an 81 eye out foy business, -
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Mr.. AND MRS. ROOSEVELT .
ATTEND MORNING SERVICE
(By Associated Press. J

OYSTER BAY, July s,-Presldent
Roosevelt. accompanied by Mrs, Roose-
Welt. Miss Ethel and Quentin, lnaugurated
his usual summer custom OF attending the
II o'clock service at Christ Church to-
day. The sermon was preached BY the
Rev Charles Henry Webb, OF Astoria,
N, ", who is In camp. near Oyster Bay,
with fifty boys from his parish The
boys accompanied Mr.. Webb to church.,
and were lined W along the driveway
entrance when the President arrived.
They respectfully sfted their hats and
received the Presidents greeting. After
the service the President and his family
drove at once to Saga more Hill.
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Intense Stiffness.
ITEMS

Mrs. Rosa Dunnayant, and son, !, An 1!
nond and Amelia county, are spending
s some time With Mr. and Mrs. ], Fl Dun
navnnt, before returning to- her home, IN
N Robert I T.. Durrett. wife and daugh-
ter. Ruby, of Fort Lee. We're recent
guest 8 or WI c. Il 3aAer5 and amtly. i.a
! Miss Vaughn. Of Richmond, visited
friends and relatives. tnear 81 Glendale res
Temple Gatewood, OF Richmond, visited
this neghborh0od during fthe week.
George w. Mathews and Eddie Baker
visited In Richmond during the past
Mrs, French, Of Richmond, was a guest
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capital and Lima. /, but he \ will not have
time to make the long inland journey TO
Quito, the capital of Ecuador. Fle may
have to- omit other South and Central
American countries from his itinerary,
but he hopes to take in the greater pa It
fof them before he ret trns to Washing
6ton. Z,
g5lll Ex- Governor III Montague, NJ OF Virginia,
who ia one Of the elegates from TINS
county ITO the 81 COM nee. n g
from Southampton ccompanied by8 Mrs Mrs!
M orltague and their daughter, MISS Gay,
They take steamer There for n q,
Van Lear Polk, Of Tennessee. the other
delegate from the South, has taken the
sd me route. IT was impossi BILE for either
Governor Montague or Mr.. Polk to OBJ
tain s steamer accommodations direct from
New York to Rio Janeiro. Mr.. Tullo Lar
5rinaga, delegate in Congress from Porto
Rice, 3who Is one Of the delegates from
this country, left Washing ton n ms tfina
ago for home In order to arrange for
tho trip to Brazil. "
Will NotsBel Startling,
7 THE outcome of the conference cannot
be forecast, but 1t will hardly be start
ling. Nothing OF this nature has resulted
from former conferences OF representa-
tives of tAmerican republics. But the dis
cussions will be Interesting for the rca-
son 4 that they are expected to throw
much light upon the attitude Of the
countries to the south towards the posi-
ton more progressively assumed by the
United States In recent years, OF being
the guardian elder brother OF the Span
ish-speaking republics, N as we'll as the
debt colecting constable for foreign cred
ltors. t # ts4 H Il j ss s, 4li't 1,H
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LIBERIA LzLE.ADERS "a SSAIL
THE HOUSE or LORDS
Winston Churchill and David Lloyd George Hint il
Speeches al sAbbliton 81 tbs
.E.a Body Of Peers

5trlncham ches ter, said the government
regarding the reduction of le,ad anna
ments, and that he believed the ans
3rounc en1ent made ny # tho Sec etary for
sject would satisfy 4 completely. all Sec
lions of@the: LIBERAL party. Is &
& The speaker#lrgsd the necnss,t Of the
Liberals continuing their con hdrnce IN
3bility' Of 4 d collision with an unsound
and, sirrespenai BILE "a assembly that had
ceased to ful fill Il It's (, ormal functions N
the Estate '{ahd had become the part isan
Wea pom ofSaf particular faction, 8; s
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,,,rsrIss.nI 3ssa.i|
!. lsp,.e,eial Is z. ME Il mime {, 4 plspatch.

Special e The TT nles-D ispatch.}
LONDON. X. j uly 81 81 David \ LLOYD
George president Of the Board Of Trade,
speaking at shbtley Spar DURHAM, last
.'worn-out parliamentar s3 naalltnery,
said that the House Of Lords ought to
be placed on the scrap .ileitp, EIe said. z
further. that Sthe # grea test benefcent5
measures ever conceived EwO lid ave been
passed by theSflm Parliament was pro-
roHued. and that this proba 81 would ID
occur. In December. ff .g35
SiHston Churchill, Under sac1Itnry f r.
thee olonies, speaking, last night at Al
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III Ofj - =
BRIEF ITEMS. FROM EVERYWHERE


has been Z placed to to- prevent his
y; oNs. B +, :, & tf' VI
left hundreds Of carp In the streets u = tllSis
ed, with the result that the town joined
WITH p r laid al IN q suppl
BALA. p A.-Thc Lower Merton police
az searehnyg chs au woods
effort to locate a ma who ma de q daaslIi
tardly# attetnpt to kdnap little three .yeln5N
va l payin s0fs earher fathers
Il sIIAMoKIN .-- Unkno wn Il jpsr sons
started passenger co acllS Dc Wr the mar
Zeitzinger, yardmaster, leaped 5 onS!.. Z esb
5ruilawa and pped IT Of ter. a hrlliin
run. 81 y:
PORTLAND. OR 2. e. g utility Of onspira;f#
Bcy to defraud the Cover rment IN conn ec.att
gtion with governmental lands, s. SA.eD: Por..Iy
ter was sen to jail q two years &a ND
sentenced also to g fine OF y oo0
/, REKA, IA r. While out king
Prof Nv F. Onleri OF the Imperial Uni erssss
sty at Toky O. who ca me over, to stu q VI
q s'l sailor ana assaulted.
BHPEIIADELPllA.-- a1or4 Gill ette,tscflef
the Filtrat Ion Bureau, In ~ typevrl
statement. took Issue with the & q ndinE
of theB Committee Of Seventy colln ssl
who discovered no violence on whic q y ~
base criminal Ions of the q terss
contra ctors. lie rted his bell that
there sis&B ample ID e1ce to conYi otlSa
collision and frau III
s55 LoUIsYILLE,s Y. - ynch ~ en- On,
tmnulder, al ed III yd q a,Is
after frightful5s fcring II en- son sA3
bitten twos weeks go.sS IIe had 2o0 scon 81,
5vulsions, and during his las VI hours shlsss
agonies such tla {,
Of 81 NJ r.. tMaude Eurrna i, d on e Fourth
of ~ ".
the Fourth friend IN Y hbor1,
A -. RI Carey and ~ w, wllitlock Nh ere
sinB Richmond on thursday fS$ III sl,S
Mr. II and Mrs lie Wls Cham berla In Spent
SyVedne sdayst tn TX I'M Conrad IDS q Fortss
Lee ss
August Conrad r7ad 8 Sa bust essS trip to-
this nelgh borhood d uring the wv
# M +. and Mrs Lewis Chanb erl air spent
SWedne sday,8 the glori GUS B r IN
John Conrads, Of s Fort Let sfss
Mr. CD. Turner, of we hing ton. G.ss;
{spen he week vi sis "a ,sss
Wnn, en- aold ~ Il
Newport NeWs N s ssssass
S5a tSss sgsa
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ausual. and the promotion OF trade {rela-
tons with the countries to the south Of
us is also a prime object OF the confer.

i tons with the Scoun tries to the Bsouth8or
/ us is also a prime bject OF the confer.
ence. SS 4; 81 4 NJ 3 lS Sss
Germany and Great Britain have been
beating us IN the South Amerlc lean ma -
Ekets. especially on the west coas T., where,
Germany has "a strong CONNIE rctal;t Il;
hold. The Germans also have 1nuclt 81!
the Brazilian trade, n which should
every known rule of commerce, be ours
Americans, following their usual policy.
iinStrying to sell Ito foreigners. especially
those OF southern and Oriental countries,
have tired to make the wished-for pur;--
chasers take that which we think they
ought to have, stead of offering them
that lich they want, d Eng land and Ger
many have not proceeded in this fash
ion and BY supplying thesthings the peoo--.i
pie of THE Spanish repub b les wan t. ave;
made them purchasers. w |,
But there will not be nu u ID scus Ion
in the cont ference Of the subj ot@of pro
noting OF, trade between the countries
trepresentedy It lis assumed and expected
gthat4the questions growing out Of recent
events In sconnectionfawith the countries
to the south will formathe chief topics of
consideration. 5te 1t B Is impossible II to con-
ceive OF such q conference without tho
Monroe doctrine forming one OF the prln-4
Scipnl subjects discussed, and President
Roosevelt interpreta ton and appli ton
of that doctrine have been SO radically
different from those Of his predecessors
that many new phases have arisen: lsti
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Roosevelt Doctrine

Mrs Roosevelt has construed the doc
Itr.ne to mean that We shall IS tand as the
.guarantor OF the debts OF the countries
In Central and South Americ holding
that as we do not allow European coun-
tries to seize territory In thoea5 countries.
we should see to 1t that the delinquent
governments discharge their obligations.
He has applied this Interpretation in the
case OF santo Domingo, and while tho
treaty with that country permitting the
collection Of tariff revenues by the United
States, the revenues to be used In tho
payment of European creditors Of Do
.mingo, has not been ratified by the
Senate, Americans are collecting the tariff
duties In Santo Domingo and paying as
per cent, to the Dominican government
and IS per cent Into the Standard Oil
creditors OF the republic, nearly all Of
whom live In Europe. The 'f0sdent ne--
gotlated this treaty, nut 1T into effect.
and sent 1t TO Congress. The Senate re-
fused to ratlfy It at the special session
called for the purpose, but President
Roosevelt has not taken steps to recall
the customs collectors, who. In reality,
are collectors Of foreign creditors. ii
It Is said that the larger OF the South
American countries, such as Brazil and
Argentina, and the more progressive,
of this construction Of the doctrine laid
down by Mr.. Monroe. and that they will
assert their Independence and dignity at
the conference and oppose the interpreta-
tlon which Mr.. Roosevelt has put upon IT..
Roots Plans
4 Secretary Root wi reach Rio about the
time the conference meets. He Is not a
delegate to the body but goes as an off
sclal representative of this government,
for the sole purpose OF Indicating the
friendly Interest which we Ike IN our
southern eighbors. II is his intention
!o spend about week Y K'o thenee
quay and somewhere near the extreme
southern end OF South America will go
aboard b. Chilean cruiser and Il proceed
through the inland 5passage mt the south
ern extremity Of the continent, and up
the west coast the ID raft OF t he Charles
TOT, being too great to admlt Of this route
being taken, He W!lllls visit the 'hllean
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THE ALLEGFiArJY',

GOSHENt5V 53 g8 lSSS,,73S8
Unsurpa ssed advantages pa for Il health
comfort and pleasure: sanitary plumbing
and sewer connection; electric % llghts;5
orchestra. billiards. bowling, 81 out door
samusements. fishing, etc; white help I'M
all. departments:S terms grea sonab BILE. s.
Address # q. r i BROW asupt..s
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.F |.| IG:;IRlS N "
VEIL ON W|E !. D n DAY.
Miss yelling and. Five School
mates Make and Pledge
Using Garment.

lspeaIal to The TImeg.pIspateh.l

7all Especial 70 The MTlmes-IJlsPatGh,l
TRENTON, n. ID y, July s.4-Aliss Mar
garet Wlckof Welllng, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs, i. IT. yelling, of this city, WAS
married to George Blood Willard, Of
Passaic yesterday evening, wearing a
yell which she and 4 Y.e other glrl pupils
pledged Themselves to wear on their we'd
I '' -Four n Of the yother girls had been
welded wearing the Yell, and now Mrs.
remaining girl for her wedd ,ag early IN
the fall. Il The veil "a known as the sex
tette,3 u and Is an exquisite bridal veil.
Mss Mary Mae1 sonald gNy Y. her q
Willard, Of Etonington, Conn.,, WAS the
best man, and the ushers We're Richard
j. Outlaw and Howard tB. Angie,