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Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-14
Hundreds Here will
Welcome the Advice,

Here is a homemade mixture rs
given by an eminent authority on Kid
ney diseases, who makes the state
meut in d New York daily newspaper
that it will relieve almost any Case Of
Kidney trouble if taken before the
stage Of Brioht's disease, He stats
that such symptoms as lame back.
pain IN the side, frequent desire TO ur-
mate. especially at night: painful and
discoiored urinatlon, are readily over
come. Here is the recipe; try it.:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one-haif
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsapariila, three
ounces. Take teaspoonful after each
meal and at bedtime.
A well-known druggist here in town
is authority that these ingredients
are all harmless and easily mixed at
home by shaking well in a bottle.
This mixture has healing and sOoth-
ing effect upon the entire Kidney and
Urinary structure, and often over
comes the worst forms Of Rheuma-
tism in just little while. This mix
ture is said TO rem0ye all blood disOr-
derS and cure the Rheumatism by
forcing the Kidneys TO filter and strain
from the blood and system all uric
acid and foul, decomposed waste mat
ter. which cause these Affections.
Try it if you aren't we'll. Save the
prescription.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-14
Hold Joint Opening.

b. g. Hubbard & GO. and Miss Jen-
nie Mac Farlane hold joint Spring
Opening at their store in the EmpeY
Block next Friday and Saturday.
The former will have on display
full line of Ladies Furnishing and
Ready-to-wear Garments, and Miss
MacFarlane Will have a big display of
Spring Millinery. See advs elSeM here.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-14
Old papers sold at this office.


Mi;ess and childien's spring jackets
at all prices at b. c. Hubbard 4 Co.'s.
zone never knows" said a salesman
in one of the big stationers', "hOw
many people are afflicted with given
intirmity. until something comes up
10 call attention TO it, Everyone
knows In a general way that mum
Der of persons are left handed; but un-
til we got these new playing cards
with the index marks in all tour cor
ners. which were invented just for
left handed players had no idea that
so many people held their cards in
their right hand. j have been keep
ing count for a week now. and l fnd
that about one person in six wants
cards for left handed players. New
York Sun.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-14
BOO SINGER BRO HER S :.


from headquarters
patterns the
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-14
East Jordanite in Georgia

The following interesting letter on
Prohibition and the presidency situa
tion in Georgia was received the past
week from Mr.. Jerome B. Allen, who
is in the south trying to regain his
health. The letter is closely written
aud is without wrong letter or mis-
spelled word-which shows that Mr.
Allen is paSL-maSter at his trade
stenography.
Trenton, Ca, Feb %, 1908.
Pub. Herald,
East Jordan, Mich.
Dear sir
Thinking that perhaps
you would be somewhat interested in
the way Prohibition is enforced here
i will give you couple of instances
how it is done here. A man about
seven miles from this place was de-
tected in ciandestinely selling whiskev
(Blind Tiger. and twelve counts were
sustained against him. one for selling
one quart Of whiskey for which he
was fined one thousand dollars, which
he very reluctantly and grudgingly
paid, aud was then released on suS-
pended sentence on the other eleven
counts but with the assurance that If
he attempted to continue this busi-
ness that he would be Immediately
fined ON the other eleven counts. or
serve bis term in the Chain Gang, and
this all dread and will do-anything in
their power to avoid it. Another in
stance was that Of man who owned
distillery. who by some means had
on hand eleven thousand gallons of
whiskey, attempted to ship it out of
the state by loading it in large car
ia the night secretly ,and surrounding
it with brick, but he was detected
and all the whiskeV Immediately seiz-
ed and the distillery also was confis .
Gated, being a loss TO him of over
twenty thousand dollars. Some time
Ago a person from another section cali
ed at drug store for pint OF whis-
key, but Of course was refused as the
law is also very severe on the one that
either sells it or gives it away. He
took bottle from his pocket and
drank therefrom and in boastful
manner said that he was supplied or
something to that import, went into
the street aud in a few momeuts was
attempting TO walk on both sides Of
the sidewalk in rail fence style and
in less than an hour he was in the
Chain Gang, under an officer working
on the Public Highway. Another
case man was fined $3.50 for selling
one bottle of Lager beer, or three
months in the dread Chain Gang. At
the railroad station, or other public
p,aces no drunken men are to be seen
nere, and the report from Atlanta,
our state Capitol, is that there are less
than half the number of cases at the
police court than before the law was
In effect. 1t is the sentiment Of the
people here that gives the law Its
force.
Very little excitement here in poll
Tics as Roosevelt is the almost univer-
sal choice OF the whites, and next to
him Taft or Hughes. With the Mig
gers" however, Foraker is the choice,
but his name is in utter contempt
among the whites, who say concern
in Foraker, "Let his niger brethren
vote for him."
Jerome B. Allen.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-14

Balance to pay above receipts II 81
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-14
Cost of Banquet.

Financial statement OF the success
full Board OF Trade Banquet.
RECEIPTS
Fer tickets sold. 166 at Sl.0o, $4,000.
EXPENSES.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-14

Bills paid as follows:
Printing S 21 80
Ribbon and music 2 90
Ice Cream 3 20
Celery 2 80
Flowers ii 90
Opera House Z 90
Groceries As 80
Laundry 40
Labor and SundrieS ID 30
East Jordan Lbr. Go. oil
Express and Telephone o 81
Dray and Man 3 90
Helen Stone, pianist 90
Ladies for cooking 30 90
Cigars IL 90
$lS3 81
Balance to pay above receipts II 5,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
WAR OF ROSES
GROWS WARMER
GIRLS ENGAGE IN ACTIVE CAM
PAIGNING
RED AND WHITE WORK HARD FOR
MEMBERS
Contests Reach Most Interesting Point
and Captains of Both Factions
Call Meetings for This
Evening

nave Won been arrested this week
n,hila n,irs1Iins the even tenor of your
wav and importuned to join the \. w.
q a. bv an eager young woman VINO
wore as an insignia either RED OF
white rose? -
No? We'll then you have played In
great luck, for these association girls
are husv as bees with their War OF
Roses" and before the month of April
Is over will have gained an increase
for the association that will have any
fraudulent ballot process beaten to
finish.
AT the roll call yesterday noon each
side reported seventy-two new recruits
as the result of the first weeks Cam
paign. ou1
Each captain has called a meeting
of her followers for this evening, TO
which all interested friends are in
vited. Miss Gladys De Witt, captain
of the Red Roses, will hold an in
snection at 8 o'clock in the association
rooms on Third street. and one Oh the
snecial features will be music by the
orchestra club of the association, OF
which Captain De Witt is president.
In this war the club will stand by lnelr
leader to a man. This evening Mlss
Edith De Witt, who has been appointed
Reds.
The Red Roses have a new call, as
follows:
De witt. De Wool
De witt, De Wini
Cant. Emma Rosa of the White Roses
is iubilant over treasure Wnlch she
unearthed in Hollywood recently ana
which will be revealed to the reverent
,yaze of her followers this evening when
they gather, as commanded, at e:lo III
the directors room of the Equitable
savings bank on the northeast corner
of FIRST and Spring streets. The article
in question is a veritable antique in the
shane of a sword that was, it is
claimed, used in the first War of the
Roses 400 years ago, in proof of which
is a white rose on the handle.
Owner of the Sword
The sword belongs to Mrs. Rattrey of
hollywood. who has promised to be
nresent this evening and speak to the
Whites.
some talented soldier in Capt. Rosa S
company has been inspired to write the
Following, which song is set to the Bat
tie Hymn of the Republic:
NAV day shall see the glory Of the crowning
of the queen,
As she marshals forth her Vahants' true anu
loyal, too l ween,
In fearless. spotless warfare she has led
them through the fray,
Rose has won the day!
Chorus:
Lift up. lift high her colors,
-t,anse the red rose to stoop under.
scatter wide their ranks asunder-
Rosa has won the day!
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09

tests up to the closing day. II will be
best. OF course. for those who viii com
pete to enter the contest and begin ac-
tive efforts to win at the earliest time
possible. The prizes offered are OF
such substantial value thai the COM
petition will be keen. Thee will be no
luck nor chance in winning. 1t VIII be
matter of votes.
Any person who wishes to enter a
friend In the contest may do so by
bringing or mailing to The Herald Oh
flee the name and address and one or
more votes for the person whom it is
desired to make contestant.
| To contestants desiring them The
| Herald viii furnish books of subscrip-
| ton order blanks. These will facili-
| tate the securing Of subscriptions.
These books will be furnished in The
Herald business Office or mailed upon
request. They contain the rates of
! subscription to The Herald and infor-
ma ton as to the number of contest
votes given for the several .subscrip-
ton periods,
Detailed information of the contest
| including classifications and prizes, is
published daily in The Herald, appear
| ing Immediately following the vote
coupon. Information will be gladly
furnished in The Herald business Of
flee also to those who call and those
who inquire by telephone. When tele-
phoning please ask The Heralds prl-
waite exchange for Contest
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
Mrs. MCGEE Hostess

A pleasant event of this weeks cal
endar was the tea and miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. Jeanette MeG ,
of Grattan street in compliment OF MISE
Alta Jeans and Stanley Matthews wnS
are to be married April 20. Music anu
cards were enjoyed during the eVenlls
Mrs. McGee's guests were "l.ses
Pavter FdwIna Arnold, Edith Sucher
bi,a Swartout. Blanche Stuart; Messrs
Herbert Brown, Freeman CARRIER Ear
brown. Alfred Hemming, Ben sucher
CLYDE Johnston, Gilbert Case anc
George Hampton.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
Society

AN occasion of interest to local So
ID ciety was the wedding last even
IA ing of Miss Nan Marsh, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Marsh, and Ber-
nal Hubert Dyas. both of this city.
The ceremony took place at the home
of the brides parents, GIT Shatto place,
and was performed by Rev. Baker T.
Lee, rector of Christ Episcopal church,
the impressive double ring service be-
| ing used.
The bride was lovely in a shimmering
white satin gown trimmed with Ouch
ess lace, the misty folds of her veil
being held in place by coronet of
lorange' blossoms. She carried shower
bouquet OF lilies of the valley ana
maidenhair fern. Her attendants, who
were her sister, Mrs. Guy Hagerty, ma
iron of honor, and Miss Betty woman,
a cousin from Dayton, Ohio, wore gowns
of pink and carried Cecil Bruner roses
and maidenhair ferns.
| Mrs Marsh, mother of the bride, was
attired in a handsome imported gown
of lace over chiffon. and the mother OF
the groom wore an imported gown or
pink broadcloth trimmed with rose point
| lace.
The groom was attended by George
Cline as best man, and the groomsman
was Leslie Henry A pathway was
formed for the bridal party by white
ribbons held by Mrs. Rowe Sanderson,
Miss Cynthia Fay Miss Leola Allen and
Miss Bonnye Anderson. Kammermey-
er's orchestra furnished the music.
The prevailing colors of the decora-
tions were pink and green, the stair
way being decked with ferns and brides
maid roses, the parlors with lilies,
palms and spirea. The great fireplace
was arranged in altar effect, and
canopy was formed over the entire room
of asparagus plumosus.
The bridal table was exquisitely dec
GRATED with pink and white roses.
pretty feature of the appointment being
| the hand painted place cards, which
were the gift of Miss Jessie Coleman
of Washington, a friend of the family,
who furnishes the White House place
cards on state occasions.
Mrs. Dyas is one of the prettiest and
most popular bellies of the younger So
cial set. Mr.. Dyas is we'll known In
the business world of Los Angeles The
young couple left last evening for Chi
cago, from which point they will go to
New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
WINDS BLOW AT RATE
OF 27 MILES PER HOUR
Despite Opinions to Contrary, 1t Does
Not Attain Velocity of Miniature
CycIone-Fair Weather
Ahead

Although people thought that there
was a small cyclone frisking over the
streets today remarked Local Wealth
er Forecaster Wollaber of the Los An
geles weather bureau yesterday lin
reality the highest wind observed at
this office was registered at twenty
seven miles an hour.
THAT was at 1850 p. M, the wind
blowing from the southwest. The wind
continued to blow at the rate of TWEEN
ty-four miles an hour for two or three
hours afterward. 1t was gusty, and no
doubt during the gusts higher We
locity was attained.
Il see nothing but fair weather
ahead for the next thirtysix hours fol
Los Angeles added Forecaster VOL
laber.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
EinkeIstein-sameIson Wedding

A pretty wedding took place nu,rua ~
at the home of Mrs. f. Sanleison h.
ter Nellie anG B. L. Finkelstein were
united. ,xo,,, of
white messaIine trimmed with Val. lace
and carried a bouquet of carnations
and maidenhair fern. Miss Gertrude
T,nkelstein. sister of the groom, acted
as maid OF honor. Harry Greenpers
was best man. re. For
Mr.. and Mrs. Finkelstein lelt lor
Coronado, where they VIII speho le ,T,
te at home at 447 North Grand avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
kramer-McAdams Wedding

Miss Grace Elizabeth McAdams,
doughter of John @. McAdams, and
William Crawford Kramer of Kramer,
Ind, were married yesterday in the
parlors of Hotel Green, Rev. Malcolm
Mcleod officiating.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white satin and rose point lace, and
carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley Her matron OF honor. Mrs. r.
d. Kramer, was attired in pink MESA
line silk and carried an armful of Cecil
Bruner roses.
The young couple, who are popular
in Los Angeles and Pasadena, viii
travel in Southern California and later
make their home in Joplin, Mo.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
DISTINGUISHED Visitor

Professor Edward s. Parsons, dean
Of Colorado college, Colorado Springs
Colo. has been spending a few days
in the city on his return from Capitola,
where he attended the Pacific coast
conference of he Y. w. c. A..
Professor PaFsons, who is visiting ms
cousin. Mr.. George Parsons. gave an
interesting address yesterday morning
at the Girls Collegiate school and was
the special guest later at luncheon al
the Copper Kettle, where the party IN
Guided Miss Emmerline PARSONS
George Parsons and sam PARSONS
Professor Parsons Will leave tiiis altei
noon for Claremont.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
MRS. VANDERBILT WILL
TESTIFY IN DIVORCE SUIT

NEW YORK, April S.-Mrs Alfred
G. Vanderbilt, who is expected to tes-
tify in a day or two in her suit for d.
vorce, came to this city yesterday from
the home of her brother, Amos TUCK
French.
All the evidence except that which
the plaintiff will give is in the hands OF
the referee. Some of this evidence has
been submitted in the form of deposit
tons taken in other cities.
Secret arrangements, it is under
stood, have been made by counsel rep
resenting both sides for the taking OF
Mrs. Vanderbilts testimony.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
FRENCH ARMY CONTRACTORS
ARE INVOLVED IN SCANDAL
E, Associated Press.

PARIS, April SIT Is believed a erea.
scandal in the commissary department
OF the French army has been dlscoV,
cred and developments are awaiteo
with keen interest.
1t was learned recently that the ra-
tons sent to some Of the garrlsons Oh
the eastern frontier were unfit FOR con,
sumption. Minister OF war ficquar,
at once issue orders by Telegraph lha'
the supplies of food delivered by GER
tain contractors be seized and sent to
paris for microscopic examination
That much of the food was unclean
and unit to eat has been established
and the investigation Is being con-
tinued.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
RESIDENTS URGED TO SEND
NAMES IN FOR DIRECTORY

The Los Angeles City Directory COM
pany will close its canvass On names
for the 1908 directory on April Is. 1t is
essential for the postoffice department
that the name of every permanent res
ident of Los Angeles should appear in
this directory, inasmuch as the city di-
rectory is one of the most valuable ad-
juncts to good postal service.
1t is especially requested that resi-
dents of this city residing in hotels
rooming houses or those who have
reached this city within short period
notify the directory company of their
correct address.
Persons who have recently moved
and those whose houses have had their
numbers recently changed will prompt
ly notify the directory company OF
their correct address.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
Thompson-Maioney

A very pretty though quiet wedding
took place at the Boyle Heights Meth
odist parsonage Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. Alfred Inwood officiating.
The principals were Mrs. Georgia f.
Maloney of Gardena, formerly of Oma-
ha, Neb., ant John p. Thompson of
the Royal Tailors of Chicago.
There is quite a bit of romance con-
nected with the marriage aAaSsrssch as
the parties have had only few days
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
sunnxcrest at Home

Mrs Robert j. Burdette OF Pasadena
gave her monthly at home Tuesday
night at Sunnycrest. About forty guests
were In attendance and a delightful
feature of the evening was series of
ballads sung by Mrs Clara Henley Bus
sing formerly of New York city. Mrs.
Bussing's rendition of the songs was
most happy. and the company were
highly appreciative of her efforts. Re-
freshments were served and social
hour followed the musicale.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
RATES HIGH; BRAZILIANS
BURN RAILROAD PROPERTY
Serious Riotng Occurs at Campos
Because of Corporations Con-
tinued Extortion by
Charges
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
RIO JANEIRO, April S.-Serious
rioting broke out yesterday in the city
of Campos and troops were sent in to-
day to restore order. The Leopold
railroad has maintained exorbitant
rates on freight in and out of Campos
This aroused the indignation of the
people and last evening they descended
upon the railroad property and set fire
to the two stations, thirty cars and
several warehouses. When this had
been accomplished they advanced tc
the railroad bridge over the Paranahiba
river, which they destroyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09

acquaintance and their friends are
highly pleased with the Termination of
a chance meeting while travelling.
Miss Ruth Wilson of Omaha, Neb.,
acted as bridesmaid, while H. I. Weller,
also of Omaha, was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson will remain at the Ho-
tel Alexandria for few days and then
will travel north, stopping at San
Francisco and Seattle.
To the many Southern California
friends of Mrs. Thompson and to her
own family the marriage will come as
complete surprise.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
MISUNDERSTANDING Marriage

OF interest to their numerous friends
is the announcement of the marriage
of Mrs. Angelina V. Earnhart ana - =,
Mckenzie, a veteran member of the
detective service, which took place yes.
terday afternoon in the parsonage Oh
the Union Avenue Methodist church'
Rev. VIII A. Knighten officlatmg'
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
HARTMAN PROVIDES MONEY
FOR PAYMENT OF ERIE NOTES
BY Associated Press.

BY AssocIateu FIts5'
NEW YORK, April S.-After an
offer by Edward II. Hartman to fur
nish the funds to meet the obligations
of the Erie Railroad company by the
purchase of a new large issue of notes
J. P. Morgan & Co. announced late
today that the holders of the Erie
notes. amounting to $55OO,OOO, which
matured today, would either be paid
part in cash for their notes or given
the option of taking a new three-year
per cent note and . per cent of the
new notes in cash. The offer of Mr..
Hartman was accepted by the board
of directors of the railroad today.
What proportion of the maturing
notes will be paid in cash has not
been made public.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
Prominent Club Woman

Miss Louise B, stratton, who IS wen
,,nouyn as q club woman in her former
home, Spokane, Wash. has decided ,d to
take I'm her residence in Los Angeles,
,,,bare she has been on visit since
last fall Mrs. Elizabth Brier. mother
Of Mrs. stratton. has recently pur-
chased a home in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
ENGAGEMENT Announced

The engagement of Miss Angie Stew
art and DR.. Daniel w. Doolittle of
Pomona, a brother-in-law of Judge
curtis Wilbur, has been formally an
nounced. The wedding, which will take
place April %, will be very quiet, owing
to the recent death of the brides father,
Andrew w. Stewart.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
Canada May Build Road
Ry Associated Press

BY Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Ont, April S.-The house
of commons today adopted resolution
declaring the time had arrived for the
early construction of railway to Fort
Churchill, on Hudson bay. Frank
oliver, speaking for the government
said that definite announcement as TO
the intention of the government would
he made before the session closed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
American Girl WEEDS italian

~ AssUCIdlVu I Iv5a'
ROME, April S.-Miss Annette Loeb
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loci
of New York, was married in this city
today to Signor Arturo Luzzato, mem
Der of the italian parliament. SignoI
Luzzato is wealthy and has iron inter-
asts in Tuscany.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
AsRuzzI-ELKiNs WEDDING
MAY OCCUR IN SEPTEMBER

BY Associated Press.
TURIN, April S.-The duke of the
Abruzzi arrived here today from
Spezia. 1t is reported his marriage
with Miss Ellkins will take place I'M
September.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
Gloves: A Sale

An opportunity to buy gloves for Easter at
remarkable reductions: -,
Manufacturers have helped us in this
sI0O GLOVES .S5C
White and champagne; two-clasp; $1Vo
values Watch them go. Aisle 2, 35c
ESQ SHORT IOC
Paris Point embroidered; all sizes anu
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
Take Care Of Your Eyes

Have them examined. It's
free. Registered optician,
third floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09

Natural and white-gloves that wear
and wash well; not all sizes. but
good assortment from Ia up.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-09
Without a Parallel

than manufacturers cost Not
demand All kinds leathers
of Be herewi the of the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-07-27

mits That the hope of Democratic
success in Mercer county In the fall
election lies in Republican disaffec-
ton. While large majority OF the
taX-paying white citizens OF the
county are Democrats. the enorm-
Gus colored vote makes the county
hopclessly Republican except when
the Republican party is split with
lactioEal dissention. If the Re
/, pubiis'n organization had been con
tent 10 let the people name the cam
didatcS. it is doubtful if the oppor-
tunity wosld ever have come to
Democracy TO carry an election.
either in city or county; but when
the organization persisted in foist-
ing upon the voters candidates for
office who were Objectionable. and
refused to let the voters have n
voice i'm convention, the rank and
Mo OF the party rebelled and Demo-
cratic opportunity came. Even with
the revolt in the Republican party.
=
the Democrats would have but lit
u" show if they had not placed in
th" hcld ticket composed of men
who appeal TO the intelligence of
the people, men who merit and will
receive the support of the indepcnd-
ent votera OF the county. who are
willing TO lay aside politics and vote
for clean. economic administra-
ton oi county affairs. The Demo
cratic ticket appeals to the people
ON permit. 1t will win on merit and
the desire OF the disaffccted Re-
publicans for a return to economic
expenditures, and relief from the
constantly increasing burden of
debt being piled up by the reckless
eXtravagance of county officials. II
viii win because Republicans do
their "uty' by voting for the men
who viii best serve the interests of
the county and state.