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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-04-30
STANDS BY WIFE in
HACKETT CASE
Husband Of Elsie Raymond Resents Sus-
pialsn in Connection With the
Readhela murder-Hopes
ear Trufh

a,.vs.ta Me-. April s0. Not before
tonight will the grand lTy Of the =n-
paFinr cs,,rs fog kenaehee county con
elltds III deliberations upon thr evidence
nfes@ntrgl by THE eounty authorities in
fhs Matte Haekott murder ease. sat
ltr,lxx 4 number TX Eeadisesa witnesses
were exsniind, including Wiliinm Cole,
sseFtsudr RAYMOND, Fred Browne, Walter
Nickerson. Dr. A. n Miiiken, Herbert
nayis and AEr. and MIR. levi r. Hack
cit. Still smhAard are Sheriff Frank
Il. Fam. Bert Raymond. Lillian Couan,
drs. pr. sEiilikea and Charles Reane,
aIl III whom ale expected Ia give i'm.
partsnt testimony
Bert Raymond III the. husband Of Mrs
Elsle Rasmca1s the woman who iixeii
id Readhcld III The time III the murder
aad who mas been qpestioned already
sy the loeal officials.
speaking III behaif ok his site. Ray
asagld, who Is little nanre fkan bay.
said Ny vile Il iflnoeenk al All knowl-
Irtlge al this terrible crime. Miss Hack
|stt aud psy vile and were Tie best
30 friends, and although We knew her
sQaite well, il MAS net very often that
Ne III her. MY ito ~ her at the corners
more often thar l did, guess. We
10Th feei very badly that suspicion
should he directed towards mx wife.
gsit know that siis II innocent and
hyr Innocence can be proved. We en-
;,agssl thu Lewiston lawyers. McsillirnA
nv 4 Mcfsy, 10 protect orr interests.
attending ta this matter before it was
TOO late.
A dent Snow anything about she
ease myself. and knsw my wife does
not Whatever l can tell the grand jury
viii gladly tell. for when the truth
comes out, and the guilty party IN
brought to Justice, my wiiss good name
will hs restored The strain has been
~ hard upon me ais II has npon my
wife. bat in the knowledge u innocence
We hare borRe up as well as NE could.
1t il too bad 10 attack woman's good
nanie like that hsst il viii soon be
cleared. / know.
All the testimony win not be given
until this afternoon, and the grand jslry
Win rise and report on Tuesday, ac-
cpraing 70 present Indications.
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Bratfleboro. APRIL The Spring
n as'a \. E u. ssrrs ad'H' writing
One Of the things that need reform,
whether " not Mr. Cfemeut is the best
representative al the issue. ia attracting
local attention Just nor in the petition
the lumber shippers uf tho West River
valley, for 4 revised schedule If freight
rates, which at present are serious
handicap 10 the industry slaug tpe line
II the Brattfeboro and Whitehall rail
road The rates are those established
visen thr road wss rzrrow gauge and
kaed hIgh enough to euvsr he cost of
trsnsshipment, and the lumber msn
Justly feel. nov that fhe rad has been
hFoadeaed to q standard gauge, that
they are entitled To this relief. which
wouM snear mslEh iur RrartIehoro ani
tar magnificent lumber region tributary
IL X.
Only twc years Ago th@ Parker Young
company was deferred from tie erection
here Of large piano sounding board fac
tarv BY excessive freight RATES and rail-
read iRdssr0sitioa To afford fair ehsxee
IN this respect The largest Of the fac
tars thar have sept Vermont at the rear
az the procession M states, industrially
ard IN population and Nealkh. has bean
the unjust policy taward ksr Of her ovm
railroad corporations. THAT have found II
easy ta manipulate legislation snd the
policy Of the ruling party as they wish
n. That such lack OF progress, eonpara-
Fiy~sy, j. unnecessary and unnatural il
proved BY The fact thar vernsaats pro
gFsss u al these respects earis in ths
century vas the most rapid ii AL
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their service ID Masking axanainati0ns
arn in favor VIZ the law preventing
tie EN- pioyment 81 children In factories
1T long hours ii labor, and am hear
fiIv III favor of the enforcement Of
that law and sli others Up the statute
books
have always advocated tie organ
fzstion nf Eabor. \ think Id II best fog
TIE Iabcfer and bert for the eonutry at
large. Time and agitation Of these sub
jects will. / believe. bring The ampi0Far
and the employee closer and closer to-
aether, % that essntuaIiy they viii each
b. able ID look at these questions
through The same glasses, while, as III
seems To me, special legislation insisted
upon by one class for it, benefit, and
objected to bY another Glass. will have
! tsnd@ney ID pun tht employer and
the employee away from each either and
erect barriers which viii prove 1rior
tsanate for both. Believe ne when tell
yeu thaE / am not nnfriendly fa Labor
Ny whole life has been identiaesl WITH
ii. ansI so far a. kIspw, cur rslsions
have been mutually satisfactory
Yours truly.
Perriysl W
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JUST LITTLE LATE.



Fort Ethan Allen, April soA few
hoars' delay. OWING ~ peor trsin con,
neeticns. resulted III private Henry r.
Near, troop X, ssh cavalry, of fort Win.
gate. N. MI, being PLACED in the GUARD.
hotsse at thss foft ua charge of H.
sertiost He arrived kere AT 44s O'Clock
Saturday morning from the frontier
fort. III Ne had arrived AMI reported h..
fore midni1ht the charge wsuld lave
been only absence without ie2ye.
NEAR ii an eastern, snan giving hss
home Az nosne. Nj NJ He enlisted d few
months ago and was sent u fort Win;
rate. He aislixed the frontier life. Sew
rral applications tot transfer being re
fused, lie left his post 10 days ago for
this post. He did not have enough money
10 pay his May all The way and be had
lte rough II in part: This caused some
If his delay
fases 81 soldiers going west and re-
porting for duty have been known W
eastern commanding officers, but this IL
the lifsf tiRae KAT a western pest sol.
slier has come east. The men ARE gen
eraIlv sent hack I'd their original com
niand under guard, having 70 pay their
own and the guards expenses, the lat
ter both ways, after they hare com
pieted the sentence
Near SAYS ne i willing 20 do 4 turn
OF SIX months in the guarahouse here
now, Of In fact anything but saws Ne
viii never return 10 foFt Wingats. He
declares he wants 70 be a soldier and
viii show the oairsrs al this pos that
y - SAa. i. i Il. d
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GIRLS PROTEST
Object 70 the Granting Of. License Il
Doaigsn.

Bellows falls, April se.-Ihs license
con wis ,ousrs had stormy session hers
frcn IS girl stenegrapheFs from the
Vermont Farm Machine company. Their
stated they had e pass the place six
times cacn day without ny protection
AMI IL the saloon v'As heated on that
narrow street they would be subjected
% Insults they could not avoid. A. II.
wave II the liceass was granted and
that one had already done 50 j. J.
0'Coaror spoke for ths petition.
Licensrs were granted 10 Y. +. Shep-
ard. Hotel windhan =. T Lowell, Hotel
Rockingham, and ! ". Bnemond. Hotel
Central Price vi she Centrsi hotel lease
wes RAISED by sac proprietor from sss
q month 70 $3.50 month.
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Reports ui Committees Heard al Con-
ference Ia wtndspr.

Windsor April %. Reports q yari-
'o,ts camAitsces were submitted as sat
nisisy's sessions ii thr anuasal eanxens
zion ~ she Young Meas Christian ~
soeiation of Vermont. which opened here
Saturday. Addresses in yaFieps phases
III the Musx NHre delivered by Fred d.
Goodman. John r. Baardnnan and y n.
oler, all al Sev York. members OF the
national csTlcal hoard, and hy stare
Secretary II =. Morrison of Burning
ten.
a special committee Of the convention
recommended tn the state executive
committee the appropriation Of $4,000
for general work and 81 800 for county
work in the state.
Members III the state executive conn.
uittee were ysselscted for three years
as follows: Frank n. Brooks, st. Johns
bury, ts. F.s North, burlington; q, Fl.
Perkins. Darlington; Clarke q Fits,
nrattiehoro q. G. Manuel. Riehfofd;
Fletcher u. Proctor. Prnesor.
SATURDAY. night meetings cf the rail-
read. county and students departments
we're held. Special services were held
in thel ocal churches yesterday
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Results ii College Games Saturday

At Cambridge Dartmouth ;. Harvard
All New York Yale ID. Colunbia s.
At Providence, r. n Brown :, Prince
ton o.
All Amherst, Mass Amherst i, Col
~ 1.
Al Worcester. Mass Holy Cross Is.
Trinity Il
Al AnGoyer, Mass. Phillips Anacyer
4 Harvard freshmen l.
At ithaca, ~ Y-CoFHeEl 2. Penn
sylyanis stare college t1e inningsl,
All West Point Meat Point q, Wesr
ieyan ;.
AT BurIington-E University Of Ner'
mout 2a. Norwich university z.
At Annapolis, Md.-Nsval Academy
II, Buckneil ,.
AZ Washington Georgetown 4. e Of
n C. u
Al Ewtsr. \. H. sIereersburg :,
Philips Exeter O.
A. Fordhaui, n. y.Fcrdham 20, Tr-
sinus 4.
At Brunswick, NJ. Bowdoin :, 4.
Of Maine ,.
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when was 3 druggist at Livonia,
Mo-, writes n. \ Dwyer, now Of Grays-
vile, Nc. @three Of my customers were
permanently cured OF consumption by
bf. Kings New Discovery and are we'll
and strong today One was trying 10
sell his property and move 70 Arisors.
but after using Kew Discovery short
TING Ne found it Unnecessary to 90 80.
| regard Dr. Kings New Discovery as
the most wonderful medicine ia sxi<
fence S1rest eou9h and cold enre and
throat and hung healer. Guaranteed hy
the Red Cross Pharmacy. sec ard 81.
Trial boatIe free.
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DR.. GREENE'S
NERVURA


This marvellous remedy il Beyond all
question the greatest medical discovery
81 fiie century No remedy IN The work.
eyeF hal sssch magnificent array of
testimonials al elsfe.
n roH age Misc, II son desire tn regain
youF health ana to he we'll and strong
again. yau viii heed the advice Of the
thousands neom thousands wiso have
bern cured BIZ this yesitable King among
medicines. and use Dr. Gresnefs Nervurs
hIosd ana nerve remedy. II Will surely
make Won MpiI
IN Greene can he consulted free by I'LL
who call at 81 write Is his oiliee, "a
Temple Place. Ro3tpn. Mass
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BY Winning Yesterday From
St. Louis
THREE TIED FOR SECOND
Brooklyn Won Remarkable Game From
Philadelphia in National League on
Home Run On First Ball
Pitched in First Inning,

Iiv taking yesterdays game from st
Louis Cleveland Jumped en- sha Lead ri
the A,nericAe league, supplsnsing rhssa
aelphis ST. Louis played 4 miserable
game III the asld- Now Philaaelphia4
Nashfagsnn ard eAirAgS are tied for
second plsee, the latter Team having Do.
featoa netfcit yesterday IN chose game,
II IT, u
Brooklyn wen iss fuovth game yester
day IN the National league. shutting
our Philadelphia, 10 q The only
srnTe III tile game was N hoane rssn ~
EtrAlas an the FIRST bail pitclisa BY Dug
gleby Ia the hEst m.nlns. Stsiekiest
pitched 4 rood garse for The Winners,
~ lid DIesleby. Iii A hsasy hitting
game ct Cincinnati the hotar seaR ae.
feat3d Pittshurg YESTERDAY hy the score
of iI t0 4. while Chicago rot away
with St. Louis
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steam saw Mil Burns Down.

Bennington, April s0.--The steam
saw mill on the humber job Of A. j.
Dewey On the mountain, FIVE miles from
here. was burned TO the ground Friday
night, machinery, belt snds boiler, etc,
being ruined. The damage l. covered
by Insurance.
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GRANrTKvurE.

lhe regular business meeting az the
ladies' aid sassasy viii be hid With
Mrs Walter Paine Wednesday, sfterncoa
= IAao. Ala the fn~Hbers are requested
80 be present "a transact business.
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National League standinx.
GODDARD COULDN'T HIT.
st. neAsePs College Of Bari1gton Wen
8 10 8.

Burlington. April a2.---st Michaefs
college team defeated GODDARD seminary
at Athletic park Saturday. s 20 ;. Fea-
lures serr home run wv Pitcher Da-
bwe and sensational catch BY Ryan
OF st. Michaelis. The score
S. Nichasls 0 . . OF Agv $ 2
Goddard ga2e 100 0 o. 3 . y
Batteries, Dusus and Liberty: Booth
and Berry.
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Bellows Falls, April 30. Vermont
academy played Black Riser aeadrmy
ef ludlow Saturday. the former win
ming. Thompson, Severance, White and
Pratt exCclled. The seeres
IRnings .f2s4s CTS o. RHE
Vermont A..ei21 tso i&12t
m. River A.a0aI A o 55
I'Atterns, Severance and Hodges; Car
penter and Pratt.
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Az newspapers Containing reference
- The pSsp0sssi inhefitznee tax have
been earsfaIly withheld fr8m the Rookie
fe1iw baky puex
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At Brooklyn BROOKLYN j. Philadel.
phia 0. y
At ctnannati-cineIsnati II, Pitts
burg $.
All st. Lcuis--Chiesgo 1, St. Ionis
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sstuuday's Maternal League Results.

At Boston Boston 4. Brooklyn o.
At New York New York 7, PhiIRdel
phia 2.
At Pfttsburg- 2itts5arg 10, st. Louis
..
At Chicago Chicago !, Cinsiunati 0.
NatioraI Ienrue stau5fpy.
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Yesterdays American Leagus Scores.

At st. Louis Cleyrland 10. 81. Lou
is s.
AZ Chicago Ghicagc 2, Detroit {.
SATURDAYS American League Results.
At Philadelphia Boston 7, Philadel
phia q.
AIT Warrington New Work 5, Wash-
ington !.
At Dsncit lesslaad "a, Detroit !.
All ST Louis Chicago s, &C. Louis a
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NORWICH ourcLAssED.

Burlington, April s0.--H@sxy histang
ny she university Of Vermont and poor
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II axe Hoods
> arllia

Aa purify, yisallze and enrich Torr p.e q
ereAse az anpatSfe una rive you stssn4fhs
-auSid 0r tablets, 100 Doses Ore Dcliar.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04
WILSON.

Farmers are busy harvesting their
grain.
VIM. Sutton and family Of Boyne
City visited at j. Sutton's over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Smith was quite i'll the
latter part Of the week but is now
some better.
Mrs Arthur Graves of Clarion yisi-
ted friends in Wilson one day last
week.
Chas. Hudkins and family were
guests at George Haynor's in East Jor-
dan on Sunday.
Misses Pearl and Ruby Shepard re-
turned from Lakewood last week
Tuesday.
A young daughter came to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George ia
quaYs on Monday July 30th.
VIM. Burley and family of Lake
wood are spending week with rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Mrs. Ross Of South Arm township
is visiting her daughter Mrs. G.. ia
quays few days this week.
Orval Bills has been appointed bust
ness agent Of Wilson Grange in place
of Rockford Brintnall who has resign
ed.
An invited party Of young people
spent very pleasant evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. joel Sutton last
Saturday night. Dancing was the
order of the evening followed by re-
freshments served by the hostess, Miss
Bessie Sutton.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04


Choice home grown seed corn at
Stroebel Bros.
Kitchen Cabinets best on the mar
ket. Wilmington has them.
Wilmington has the best assorted
stock OF furniture in CharlevOix Coun-
ty.
Tues lay August Is the date when
], Leahy the opticlan will again be
here. Will remain two days.
For dry, cracked lips, or rough skin.
use DR.. Shops Green Salve. 1t pos
itively makes lips and skin like velvet.
Sold by Warne's Pharmacy.
Argo Flour once tried, always used.
Made from the best hard Spring
Wheat. Guaranteed and sold by
Bowen g. Kenny and George Carr.
East Side. G. A. Brabant, West Side.
The ranks of the old soldiers are
rapidly thinning. Only three are now
found in the Michigan delegation
which but few years ago contaiend
more than twice this number. A. b.
Darragh enlisted when but boy.
He served his country with bravery
and distinction. AS congressman he
has served his district, state and nat
ion with honor and ability.
Try our corn fakes, apItizo, egg-o
see, saxon food, scotch and other roll
ed Oats.>
e. A. Lewis.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04
Bvie4s Of the NDeek

Boosinger's for 1910"
The 1904 washing machine is Win.
ner.
Albert Supernaw r. building a res J.
dence on the terrace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred K. Boosinger
we're Sunday visitors at Bay View.
H. Howe retSrned from his Missouri
trip "Wednesday iii very poor health.
C.L Ames - the East Jordan Lum-
Der Co., is here from Chicago this week.
Claud Chamberlain OF Lansing was
guest OF Leroy Sherman over Sunday.
A. b. Clark, OF the Clark Seed Go.
returned from Sister Bay, Wis, Tues
day.
Mrs. Eber Burdick and Mrs. Green
wood were Irontou visitors over Sun
day.
Mrs. q. A. Lisk returned last week
from visit with relatives near De-
troit.
Miss Mary Porter returned recently
from Syracuse, N. Y, for a months
visit.
Mrs. A. L. Hillard is receiving a
visit from her sisters, Mssdames
Smith and Fowser Of Grand Rapids.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Seydel OF Grand
Rapids were guests this week OF the
latter's brother j. II. Graft, and fam
lily.
Work on w. L. French's new home
is progressing nicely. The basement
is completed and brick laying COM
menced.
WANTED:-One Hundred head of
Young Stock to PASTURE. Good feed.
Good water. No. feaces, Almost at
your own price.-MAx SCHEFFLEs.
"Bryan and Bailey may remind
one of the name of a certain circus,
but Bryan and any old name will be
sure to promise some kind of a circus.
The latest discovered objection to
the primary law is that it will close
the saloons for three successive days
in September. Primary election day
in September is on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 4. On that day, the law says, all
saloons must be kept tight closed.
Monday will be Labor Day, when the
law also says saloons shall be closed.
This will give three dgys of increas-
ing thirst. The only alienation is
that on Wednesday, the day after the
primary election, when tue saloons
will be lawfully wide open, thirsty
voters will be In excellent condition
to celebrate the victory of the success
full cand idates.
Go to Malpass Hardware for your
Separator Oil.
A book is being published to send to
the West Michigan State Fair show
ing the fine advantages to be derived
from living in Antrim County. Each
supervisor will give write-up Of his
township showing its superior points
and advantages, also what kind OF
grains, vegetables and fruits are adapt
ed to that particular locality. Some
of the supervisors are having pictures
taken Of fine places in their townships
from which cuts will be made, so that
the people at the fair can see that An
trim county has something else beside
woods. This is a good way to adver-
tise the country and should have been
done years ago.-Bellaire Indepen-
dent. Its pretty good scheme and
CharlevoiX County ought to follow
suit.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04

What's "870"?
Pure paints and oil at Stroebel Bros
San Mario Coffee at Bowen &
Kenny's.
James Gidley was a Charlevoix Wis
itor Thursday.
Couches all grades and prices found
at Whittington's
Screen doors at rs per cent of at w.
f. Malpass Hdw Co.'S.
Leroy Sherman took in the Petos-
key races latter part of the week.
j. Leahy the optician will soon be
here again. Fer date see ad Ia this
issue.
Taft says that he doesn't want the
Presidential plum, It's green now
just walt until it ripens.
w. p. Squier is receiving a visit
this week from his father, q. w.
Squier, and sister, Mrs. e. L. Keasey,
both of South Haven.
1t has always been mystery to us
that a young lady should make some
poor fellow believe she is interested 10
his welfare when as matter OF fact
she is interested ia his farewell.
1.-THE negro bishop who referred TO
America as the yestibule of hell
should be taken aside and admonished
not to go any Observation-Disclosures
Post. Better urge him to go all the
wav
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04
JustStruckTow nAugustlIth.

JustStruckToW nAugustlIth.
Maccabee Day at Cadillac Aug, 10th
Petoskey has released Its Ball Team
owing 10 being about $500 10 the hole.
Old potatoes 30c per bu. at Super
nav Bros. Warehouse. Good quality.
Just Struck Town" at LOveday
Opera Hoese next Saturday evening.
August 18th.
There were eleven deaths and twenty
four births In Charlevoix County the
past month.
Charlevoix County Fair at East Jor-
dan Sept. rs, 26, q. The best Fair In
Northern Michigan.
Work on the Clark Seed Go. Ware
house is progressing nicely and will be
ready about the fist of September.
The ladies of Charlevoix Hive are
guests Of the East Jordan Hive next
Monday evening, coming over on the
Beaver.
"My Wife's Family" at Loveday's
Opera House last Tuesday evening
was one of the best shows that have
str9ck our burg in quite awhile.
+. A. Kenyon and II. /. Mcmillan
were among the representatives OF
Charlsvoix County at the Republican
State Convention at Detroit this week.
The Crescent Art Company trans
fer their headquarters to Canada this
coming week. The business has
grown to such an extent that larger
field was necessary. President of the
Company, j. A. Caulder and several
foremen leaye this Saturday evening.
The Village Council met latter part
Of last week. They granted Stroebel
Bros. permission to erect warehouse
on the site near their old one; and re-
ceived the application of Mr.. Sherwood
to remove his saloon to the Votruba
building; 1t being a matter of law it
was left until the regular meeting.
Probably no candidate for congress
ever had more &c neral and hearty sup
port from the newspapers all over a
district, of twelve counties than is
besRg accorded Hon. A. B. Darragh.
Then too it is of that cordial earnest
sort which indicates that 1t comes
from the heart and an earnest desire
to see the best thing possible done for
the district.
The Mancelona Herald changed
hands last Saturday, John d. Hamaker
selling out to o. K. Hawkins Of Te-
cumseh. Mr.. Hamaker gives as his
reason for selling that he has tired of
the work. being in the business about
forty years, A man who has served
that long is not liable to take up any
thing new aud ere another year rolls
around will probably record Editor
Hamaker at the head Of some other
newspaper.
W. A. Loveday and DR.. Fl. B. Leh-
ner were in the city Monday and Tues
day completing arrangements for the
pening of the new ''Charleyoix Thea
tre." The new Theatre which will
be complete In every detail, will be
opened August 14th with Gordon &
Bennett's great scenic production
"Under the North Star. "-Charleyoix
Sentinel. We understa the East
Jordan Military Band intend running
an excursi on to Charlevoix in con-
nection with the opening night.
A good assortment OF oil and gaso-
line stoves.
-Stroebel Bros.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04

Have you weakness Of any kind
stomach, back, or any part of the body?
Don't dope yourself with ordinary
medicine. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea is the supreme curative
power. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets at
Warne's Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm OF Il. 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. d. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON.
tSEAhJ NOTARY PUBLIC.
lis Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
aces of the system. Send for testimonials
free
FIJI. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04
A Natural Wonder.

Teacher-What are marsupialsf Boy
Animals which have pouches In their
stomachs. Teacher-.WBat do they
have pouches for? Boy-To crawl into
and conceal themselves In when they
are pursued.-Figaro.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04

Have you pains In the back, inflam-
nation of any kind, rheumatism,
fainting spells, indigestion or consti-
patton, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes you well, keeps you well.
35 cents at Warne's Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-04

A person may not merit favor, as
that Is only the claim of man, but he
can never demerit charity. far that Is
the command of God.-Sterne.