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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

lie lueaejl Nid)terIargen8 ser Qicen5.
Ger IaQ lit nod IN ser Sdrmtbe.
@uttc @cl0 ami foli ben
Ndmru ciuAetru0cn.
llC6cr cincn icltcucr SAT- hottC
cine ,Sltrp inn Common @lcna. @crift
om IicnitoQ }u cntihcioen, IS bol.
rcltc iif nm ein @onfocpiit I'M BE
troQc, mcIhc5 ,SoGn Carroll SuQipon
AMI Sen Norncn bon Gobu Carroll in
ser oGutopsS porbont" eintraRcn
IicB. Su0iuou lit icit ser Belt &C.
itorbeu lu6 sic Nonf nil 0oS @c!0
uid,t an Sic Grbcn ml@bc}ubIer, bis
lie 9cridtlihc NhltoritGt bat. Ger
Nctroa lit $197S.
Inter Sem ucuen Cor
poruttonS @cict.
Die n. $. Hihoroion IrrQ 60"
lit oic critic @eicGidoit sic inter Sem
.nclcn Interpretations @cicb incor
porirt mor0cn lit. GoS Nnpit1I be
trGQt $4,000 u1o sic incorporate
rem iin0: Hobcrt 4. 2. NSiut0mion,
6ronf V. Nott3 un0 @iaion $.
.Hi1ur0ion.
&crlonNt $4,000 S6o6cn.
crlat.
Gic baltimore ml0 S6io-@o6n"
iii i'm arci9Qcri6t bon @ionci Bert.
RAND liIGbman, oeIicn Wlrttcr pon
}uci 3iiNcn ser @obW iibcriobrcn
mo aet6btct mlrr0c, oui $4,000
Shoocncrint ucrfIoAt morocn.
airhc crbt 5000.
6rot Scnrictto u. GDoinA9 bar,
lollt ibrcm Icitnnrnt, mclhc9 I'M
Noiicn2cridt 5~lacIoiicn mlr0e, ser
Vn6cod McmorioItirAc 5000 mo
Dem 6cim fir mbcilbarc &rontc
5000 ucrmod)t. Ser Rcit Oea Ser
m0gen8 mir0 ultcr Tcrmnu0te per.
tbCilt.
... nQliidlih GGcn.
Hidtcr @urtcr bat i'm &rci30Cridt
Nr. : Moc &. Gardner cine obiohttc
SdeiOung Don Norrp z. Gardner,
cincm NlitgIie0 0ea Baltimore Bar.
renu3, bcmiaiQt. GoS Eonr murOc
in 1908 Nctrott mo lebte pier Sabre
3uiommcr.
,6rou Soro6 6. Mogcc bat I'M
nGmlid)Cn @eridt nm obiollltc Sd)ci
olutq uou ibrem @ottcn NIcrnnOcr ..
MoQcc 0cflaQt. ySic tie in ser &IuNc.
ifriit ouSiiibrt, ioil Scr @ottc lie,
iu1brcnb lie 5uiommen mobntcL mis-
Ennbclt uno pcrnohlGiiNt mo 0c9
Seitcren sic 0robnng mlSNciprohcn
bdbcn, Dab cr icin GiAcntbum III Nol-
tinlorc ~pcrtolrieu mo sic Stoot Der
loiicn mer0e. Ger &erflogtc bat bis
sum Ero5rB uohcntlif $20Alimcnte
an Ole tSrou 81 eltridtell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Rational.9

Hational.9 anfen.
,Sbe Elb xpwn 9aaticual ganf," SAB. uno
Greter'Strabe. Sacob g. Soof RraRbent;
Senrp 8. gteoue, 8afftrer.
y9uette Gatiunal.gaut," 432 gfo'Sroabfpap.
Q8. 6. &nener, 3aiftrer.
,sseitrru Gattuunl gnnf," IA gsotb'G utafp'S ir.
g8. Warriott, 81fftrer.
rTritte 0ational-Sanf," Ode Baltimore inb
H~prt6sStrnbe.
,SarmerS & Merddnts QattpaaI 8anf."
Gout6s uno aombdrosS trdbe
,~Gummercial & WARMERS TnttuHal Sduf,"
Giiomeits@de Soiuaros un6 0ermansStrabe.
3. J. Bal6pin, Glfftrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Sic Grubrenncu inn Ero-
ipcct Fort perlicicn gcitcrn ME
fol0t:
Critics Gcnncn 2.31 aloiic Era.
Der: o@lliD Don" +. mo oGliioition"
>. Yicro. Belt 2.25. 2.30A. 2.21h,
3mcitcS McnIicn- 30 aloiic Eob.
NGn9er: oSod Storta" I. uto Sin,
ccritp" ,. Eicro. Belt 2.1SM. 2,20H.
2.191a.
Critics Hcnncn - 30 &loiic (rns
Der: o&con Hltiica" Qcmonn ocn ,.
mlo 3. Sang nit 2.1S3I unO 2,2OlA
Diin.; bcim critcn Sang QinA oO5or"
ola critcr Ourh'S 3icl, 3cit 2,2lH.
Gipilbicn it . Sri iunQcn.
~ Die GiOiIoicnit = Eriliun1a.Gons
mriiiion miro om t. <li cine Frii=
iln1 iiir 0Nmpimoid)iniitcn nbbnltc1
uno iiir ieIbcn 3eit iinoct cine Frii-
iiulg iiir eincn bubroNrupbiitcrL Ell
ncn med)uniid)cn unO cincn &nrtcn.
5cidlncr Itntt.
BOD Gin &ertbciOiQrr
BAN Sidlc'S. - Nltn bat it'd
oird Or. @iQinm Snno 9romn, gro
iciior Scr cngliidcn 2%itcrotlr al Scr
oNobnS Sopfin4 llniucriitGt, pcron-
laBt 0Cicbcn, sic &nnolungamciic
Scr Shulbcb0roc, mclfe lid meiQcr.
It, cincn 0crid)t ocS Supcrintcnocn.
ten San Sidle ilber bic 1T unlcren
ShuIcn Ncbrmldten 8eididt3bilhcr
cntgc1cn 81 nebn1en, StelllrnN 81
ncbmcn. Gr erfl0rt oiicu bcrolla,
0oB 0rn. San SidIc Elm llnrcdt &C.
idcbcn lei. on cr aus eiQercr Grfob.
RING milic, bnB bier 8cididtabiitcr
ncrmcn6ct mcrbclL sic bon Ncu.Gn1
ldnoern 1cIhricben mltrOcu sic Neil-
GuAlono.S tunten bis in sic Fllppen
bcrol9Itrcidcn mo mciter nitta ais
etlIhc iooc Ncncrfun2cn iibcr mid,
ti0c GrciBniiir unicreS &cimotbaitoo.
ties cntboltcn.
ScrGcont 2epiC pom eli.
mem Efcrb Ncbiiicr.- Nod).
Dem crit .onl GicnItoN Nbcn0 Eoli;iit
@roi bon cinem Slub IN 0oS 9cill
gcbi'lcn iporocn lit. bate Sergeant
2. &. 2ebic bonn noro6itlidcn GiItrift
gcItern GormittoN boS Ecd), pon ci.
ncm Ffcrb IN bcn 3ciRciingcr scr
redltcn Son0 Ncbilien 1T mrr6cn. &c.
Die Dcriud)tc i'm @clnir.Ntortt cincn
@irrluarr bon Efcrocu mo 6llbr.
mcrfen 81 lGicn, oIS Elm @ralihim.
mel nndl ibm ldnopptc. SGttc or lei,
men Singer niht 10 ihneQ ipcagc5o.
gen, mare c9 INN ocniclbcn 0cidcbcn
0elucItlt.
~Src@lou" bcuteermnrtet.
- @elltc miro ser Nor0o. 2louo.
Compiler oNreaIol", ser ont 81.
W'oi bon @%rcmcrbapen obiubr, bier
erluartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Wcrdants C Mincrs transport. So

SnHtpftTsTt Ntt,
Trnd,t uno 8aiiagiere.
Hadi Voituu NIB bent CteW.
Sienftaa, SuHilpritaN, Sdntitaa, 6 llbr Mbenb8.
4adl Yruuiocnce uuo beml Often.
Wuntag, Sreitol, Samitag. 6 fbr Nbenb8.
= Sad, 9,c.up urt.g,cps nub Tprhplf.
9daIit. nisqeronlineit MtthuodS, 6 llbr NboS.
. Srott ouaenunln1et i1gIi6 bis 3 llbr gsatm.,
fiir b%enielben 3ag n6fabrenoe Sampfer.
Madl Saunnunh NIB benz Sioen.
Sieniinp. Sreitng. Il llbr NhenoS.
,. u. Me9icin, Mlcnt, Vier Sub iiosSabsS ctr.
Saupt.Siircau: 8erman' nno aigbt.strahe.
U13,S&SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
N6pofoter.

aopIpb Sntoerfet, ae6tsanpaIt, Nr. 10, OF.
2eriretonsGtrabe. 9. Il .. 1bone, ct. Raul
3539-R.
8. Garbart sbimsr. 'te6tsonmnIt, linton 1ruft
9uiloina, baltimore, Mo. 8eioe Telephone.
aarf u. vi. ednIR, 126-i29 Cam 9nilbina.
@uitauue 2prb, 261-260 Galbert guiIotne.
4. &m. Ertmanu, iii gorosGbarIessSirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Rrs. @~insIuiu's Suofbins Sprmy

toiro felt fiber tiufnnbiehs5fg Sabren bon
Minipnen oun Mdunrrn fir TIRE 9inber bet'm
5abnen nit up1itdnbteem 1rfuls gebrandlt. 70
berubtgt has aino, eripetd,t bet 3aumeu, be.
ibpihtist aae Stbmer5cn; iurirt Ntnbfplif urtb
TIT oas bette Miittel fir Siarrb6e. Bon 9lpo.
tteiern In alien UcIttbetlert oerfaufi. Setb
enrnp" rub rebmt feine unbere Gorte. Silnf.
urtoSipan5ia Gents ote SIafte. lllter benz sdbr.
mi.teIs unS 9roeuen'@efes bonn 80. Sunt 1900
earantirt.. Serien . gsuunler 1898. 0hs sateS
suS art hsnShYteS 0tftst
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

rstt gum @sbrauh in Der Gdnl6eR' unb Wt-
Rppa &c tation nm 1000 MebnbS.
Herterpiruna bon Siaum Ut 9 p,afs pber Bar.
IorsgSaeapns, Speiieraten etc. peroe1 fdneu be-
torat per Selephun in aueu toIeeroen Btuets
@aiirealr; Charles un9 saItimofe.sirabe "a
Wst. Rob1I' Citation. 6. & g.. Wt. Bernon 1928:
9GmoensS tation SnforrnationSsgiireatt g. 4 D.,
q. Hmil $40, poer To. @ourtlanb 2726: unb
gir. 500. SlbsGroabiuap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
SruIt.g ompaonien

,Dfarplanb Sruft Co.," yiprbfpeits@de gaIbert'
uno @ernausStruBe. 9rier Serfb, BrGfts
bent; g. e.. zimmerman. Sefretdr; Carroll
Ban gteB, ShaBu1etiter.
Baltimore 3ruit & @uarautee &C.," eaustabIe
BuiIoinQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Blumbing, Sllrnaccs, &anges ano
Sefen, Snhoefen ltno Rinnen.
Bennett Srns., 523 Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

StUHtIt VEDD.1 OZo INUtVNe.
Rlpferifmieoe uno plumbers.
Sobu subrrt, t7t4 9bamessS traBs. g. 4 y.
Ielepbun: 8olte 1899.
acknowledgements.
@mt. Z. ehadefprO & 50, 10 uno II gbamser
OF Commerce.
g8drftelo, Rcfoeut Wonager, 1O1-162 gbam.
Der Of Commerce Pul,Utnq.
,Germoria Seuer, erNhcrnnes . OeieafhaH,"
baltimore iito FprtbsStrGbe.
@runoeigentbums-a genten uni
.SGnoler.
8ierre 6. Taaax & Reybeu. 10 Df,sextnaton'
Strabe.
Suiihmieo .3ubebor.
6. Sent sasas Co., se2 uno 1874 yorb'0aS'
aoblen un6 Sol3.
eenrs q. Bun 6rin.. 1850 Golnmbir .Nbenue.
SnmudIahen lno l1ren.
-. 8. D'laer. 90 Oits9a!iimore.G trats.
Gfanoleib.@ eifGite.
.gpHipltbatro span Co.," 1 Noto'Sao'sirabe.
FtQftoS uno Srgeln.
GhaS. ~. etitf, Q gorbsoiberto. Strabe.
@m annhe & Co., D80ttc"s Sebdube. Wtt. Hosab
aoenle.
Bapier uno Yepier. Often.
suriti. 1tSon Co.. 1o5 uno 1e7 Sonoper'etr.
9lefplatten, Weton etc.
2pcn, Guniliu & 81. tirrorporir), 1870
Hdlhcritun=Str
Seteftio.I genfltren.
8iIsin. etrpuie Eeteftip.Nacntur, : Glihsstr.,
Baltimore, Mo, CT. Raul 4126. Mne Mit'
tbei!iraen .9ebeit1 eebulfen. Rerfonitne auf'
~merffdnfeit 9egeben.
epanbaner & edmibt 0riiber BET Smith. Beit
& 2Oons, 500 9aloert RuiIoira.
2eihenbeItatter.
eanbers & ebhne, 17Os -l710 tc:''nbenue.
sanI. Sppf, 9iortbs uro @reenmountsgbenue.
Srieobofe.
.asnScx Fart 9emeterp," Cftce: ii Dett
SurntpaasStraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

WQrmor- un6 Grant. Werfe.
g. Siladrtner e ebsue, 7t4-71s Eeft'saItt'
mpresStIQBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
@eibdftsz@ egmetier.

Seitungen, SeitIfriften etc.
,fhe Baltimore sleps Co.," 2aoib abereroat'
bic, Befbdftsflbr.r, 31S BeitsSerrlaH'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
MnS bcm Snncrrn WarNlnnb'S nne
Den nnGrcuicnSem Staatcu.
olGr6noerungcn iiir
~ it Il. ci it

Die ~iolqcnoCn SulGrGnbcrum0tn
lnnb ScrobicBlmNcn fir Wornl6nOer
Foitmeilter ntr0cn BON Mdihin1ton
,alts bctonlt QcAcbelt: NnnopoIia, BON
$2700 oilf $500; Berlin, bon 5000
oui $1,000; @rrmaluid, bon $500 oni
$1,000; Cambridge, bon $1,000 ouf
$2iOO; Gcntcrpiuc, BON $l7OO oui
$500; GbcItcrtomn, BON $1,000 ollf
$4,000; GQicott GitpL BON $1700 oltf
$500; 6cOcroIoburg BON $500 oli
$140O; 6roitbnrQ, bon $1,000 o,ti.
$500; @ditbcr@birg, bon SIT oui
5000; So0er@torun. pom $4,000 olf
$1,000; SABRE De 8rate, polt $500
onf $1,000; @~nnttapille, BON 5000 orf
$500; MiNoICtopn, BON $1,000 olti
$1t00; Ncm Minoior, Bpm $1100 ollf
$1,000; Bort Gcppiit, ppn $1700 o1f
$500; RiN0clp polt 1920 allf $500;
ct. MifocIS, pon $500 aui $500;
Salisbury bon $500 ailf $1,000;
Snom Sill, Don $1,000 aui $1700;
SpfeSpilIc, bon $500 auf $500;
Union Bridge, bon $1l00 aiti $500;
EeItcrport BON $tt00 ollf $1,000;
@illlomaport, BON 5000 oitf $500;
@oooSboro, bon 5000 ntf $110O.
Nctte @caeno.
Grci uniittIifc Angriifr ercignctcn
iid) am GicritoN in Scr Ndbc bon 81
fins. M.-%o. ). gppb bon FarlonS
iou icine - Sabre alte StieItod)ter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
aats.0anfen

,Teutfde gant puu Baltimore" Baltimore
uno Souioa0s Strabe. gueuit 0eber. 4rGft
bent: g. 3. Slot, S4nemeifter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Shnr.0nnfen.

pSenti6e eparbauf non 9alttmpre,- 9uta,p'
lino NaItimuresStrabe.
rSt. Sumes Sparbunf," Baltiuiore'Strabe uni
@uifpmsSoufes 2lpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
Rnntkulbeilnnn
NerDeni6 N d de

@6pnde, nerpofe Nerfonef, oepIaat bon Snft,
nlngsIpiiafett uub fble9ten 9rdumen. erihos
plenoeu Iusfliiilci, Nruits. Hiiderts uro aopf'
nno Sefifis. 9atarrb. W2asenoriiden, Gtublper.
f~topfnne, Whioiefeit, Grrntben,. 3itiern, Seraflo'
pieit. 9rultariIei1niutg, Ienaiihfeit iino Iriibs
linn ~erInbren aus bent ,,Sngeuofreuno," iuie
ciniadl, itbnen nnb bintg ailc unuathriid1en
Hcrlnite nno anocre Tplaen iugenolidler gerir.
rangc, ariinhlid scbcilt nno uuIe @einnohcit
Niani neucs 0eiluerfabrcn. aeoer> fein eigener
Mrs.
Siefes auberoroentIid, interefiunte uno Iebr.
bon Sina uno pit, Wann ilnb Srau, scIefen
merbet fonfe, fam 9eesn ginfenouna bon %
Gents in Sriefmarfen p~criieaeIt be5ogen iperben
bon Der
4ripdt= 9finiR, 1876. Ape
Re,u.NprL R..g. SDhF So
Tn griefen netne mas ben .Gsrrefpanbest."
(Sebr4. DIDO. So&Y1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
9amburgsM mertta
-naf-
Tpppclidranbcn-
Grprcf. NIB Eaila9icrsS ienit.

Samburg : gmcrifa 2inic,
41--45 Vroao,uaD, Ncm=YOrf.
IrtInr u. Hubiuu,
an oltcn 9lnte,
127 S~it.Saltimore+Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
SriHtts & snrn.r So, 2o5 Noro.suca,struse.

2anbpirtbidaftIide @eratbe ,tnb
SGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04
MarDlanS & Henniplpania q. 81.

100 &odrt, nab yorf, uusa. Sonniaa.
$50 Nprur., nab Selid, nur Sonntags.
$50 Norm,, nah 9eluir, arsp. Gonntaes.
11.30 Sorm., nab gsluir, ausa. Gauitaes
Ino Sonntdps.
100 9iadbm., nnd 9ieInir, MIR Sonntaas.
100 Nadlit., nab BeIuir, nur eamiiass.
$50 Mdtbnl., mad gori, ausa. Sonntles.
4.05 Nadm., iab 9eItn, mr. Gonniaes.
Bio Nadbit., rah 9eIair, ausg. Gonntaes.
go Mbeuos. mad 5eItu. alsa. Gonntaas.
II 90 gbenos, mad IeIta. MIR Sonniaas.
11.30 Ibenbs. mad BeIair auSe. SonniaaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

8aumaterialien, Sbiiren, 5eniter'
rabmen, 2aben etc.
sames .. sotsr & Go, 115 unb lit eAb'sre'
oeridsStrabe.
Geo. q. elpaa & Bro, Ala atabtffr .'Hertte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

HdEe fhr's MuSlaut be,prat g. aaine, Rs.
Ala. Eft.1alttmbttseR.. uaHe 0xtsn 0sute %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

Vdiie ilr'S Niaiano Deiprat e. Maine, Mr..
4i3, Cit %aliimure'St nabeS u tom. Suu Ie' Niue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-04

8,tpferIhmiebe uno plumbers.
Sotu Subcrt, 1914 9bamessS trabe. g. L y.
Ielepbun: Bulfe 1893.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-18
DEEDS RECORDED.

List Of Transfers for the week end
ing Jan. llth, 1908.
John Nichols To East Jordan Lbr.
Co., part gov. lot sec 23 t 81 II r NV.
S4O0 co.
John DeGroot TO VIM. Burns, /
of Ii sec rs t 33 r. sw. S40t 20.
Peter Duplissis to Alfred Duplissis,
S WI of II W sec IL t 81 n r7w.
$3.50 90.
Ezra G. Plank TO Clark Haire. part
of fr.lot sec % 81 NV. $3.50 90
Elmer ID. johnson TO Oliver Il.
Johnson, n ll5 IT. of lot 56 Of George
f. Bearlsleys original plat Boyne.
$l,025.00
Ephraim j. Tuttie TO George Will
liams Of e I of II W sec % SO n
r7w. $1,000 90.
=. f. McIntire to James r. Furman,
lot IL of Mclntires Add To Buyne.
$3.50 CO.
John Nichols to Douglas e.. LO We
day, lot q blk 23 Nichols 3rd Add TO
So. Lake. 1925 90.
Susan Payne to James Carson. /
Of e Of sec t 30 n r Nv.
ROMEO A. EMREY,
Register of Deeds.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-18
Firemen's Dance Tonight,

East Jordan Hose Go. No. ! give
another OF their popular dances at
Loveday Opera House this Saturday
evening, Jan'y 18TH Good music is
being provided and with the evening
dance bill at 80 cents all who care for
good dance should attend. Any
money realized above expenses go to-
ward their incompleted gymnasium so
turn out and help the boys. The
Hours of Dancing are from eight to
twelve O'Clock ard spectators adj
mission fee Of lOc will be charged the
gentlemen. Ladies free.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-18
Farmers Institute
At East Jordan, Tuesday,
Jan'y 2Sth.

The first State Farmers Institute
held at East Jordan for several years
will take place at the Town Hall
week from next Tuesday, Jan'v 2Sth.
In all lines of business it is good for
those OF trade to get together and
discuss it's different features, aud this
institute will afford good opportun-
ity for all farmers to get together and
exchange opinions.
XThe Institute opens at 9:30 a. IN and
continues throughout the day. A. l..
HOPKINS of Bear Lake, a wall-known
institute speaker will be in attend
ance.
Below we give the program as ar
ranged to date by local manager III. l..
Olney. The Etsic has not, as Yet,
been arranged for.
FORENOON:
9:30 Address of Welcome II. l. Mcmillan
Pres't of Village
Response E. b. Ward
Pres't of Institute.
Music By the Grange
Invocation Rev. l.. S. Matthews
1000 Corn Culture. It's Harvesting and
Feeding
A. L. Hopkins. Bear Lake
Discussion. led by Martin Rhuline
ll:00 Requisites of. or Success In Fruit
Growing IL. L. Olney
Discussion, led by Henry Nowland
1900 Dinner.
AFTERNOON:
1:jSQuestion Box. Charge of President
Discussion of Questions.
200 Something New By An Expert
Discussion.
500 1.-The Farmer as Business Man,
A. L. Hopkins
Discussion. led by r. A. Brintnall
-" EVENING:
ZOO 'Give the Boys a Chance.
A. L. Hopkins
Discussion, led by J. ii. Milford
County Com'r Schools.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-18
Hundreds of Readers
Will Appreciate it.

Now is the time when the doctor
gets busy, aud the patent medicine
manufacturers reap the harvest, un-
great care is taken to dress warmly
and keep the feet dry. This is the
advice OF an old eminent authority,
who SAYS that Rheumatism and Kid
ney trouble weather is here, and also
tells what to do in case OF an attack.
Get from any good prescription
pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid Ex-
tract Dandelion; one ounce Compound
Kargon. three ounces Compound
Syrup Sarsaparila. Mix by shaking
in n bottle and take "a teaspoouful
after meals and at bedtime.
Just try this simple homemade
mixture at the first sign of Rheuna-
tism, or If your back aches or you feel
that your kidney are not acting just
right. Mhs is said to be splendid
kidney regulator, and almost certain
cure for all forms Of Rheumatism,
which is ceused by uric acid in the
hood. which the kidneys fail to filter
out Anyone can easily prepare this
at home at small cost
Druggists IN this town and vicinity
when shown the prescription. stated
that they can either Ipply these IN
gradients, or, If our readers prefer
they will compound the mixture for
them.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-18
Making Good.

There is no way of making lasting
friends like making Good" and Doctor
Pierce's medicines well eXemplify this,
and their friends. after more than two
decades OF popularity, are numbered by
the hundreds of thousands. They have
umade good" and they have not made
drunkardS.
good. honest, square deal medicine OF
known composition Is DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t still enjoys an i'm
mense sale, while most of the prepara
tions that have come into prominence i'm
the earlier period of its popularity have
'"gone by tho board and are never more
heard of. There must be some reason for
this longtime popularity and that is to
he found i'm its superior merits. When
once given fair trial for weak stomach,
or for liver and blood affections. its supe-
riOr curative qualities are soon manifest;
hence IL has survived and grown i'm pop
MAR favor, while scores OF less mertorious
articles have suddenly flashed into favor
for brief period and then been as soon
forgotten.
For torpid liver with its attendant
Indigestion. dyspepsia. headache. per-
haps dizziness. foul breath. nasty coated
tongue. with bitter taste. loss OF appetite,
with distress after eating, nervousness
aud debility. nothing is so good as Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It's
| an honest, Square-deal medicine with all
its ingredients printed on bottle-wrapper
- no secret, no hocus-pocus humbug
therefore don't accept a substitute that
the dealer may possibly make little big
ger profit. Insist on your right TO have
what you call for.
! Don't buy DR.. Ptsrce's Favorite Pre- scrip
tion expecting IL to prove rcure-all." IL
is only advised for woman's special all
ments 1t makes weak women strong and
sick womep well. Less advertised than
some preparations sold for like purposes,
its sterling curative virtues still maintain
| its position in the front ranks, where IL
stood over two decades ago. AS an in
! vigorating tonic and strengthening nsrv-
Inc it is unequalcd II won't satisfy those
who want booze" for there is not a drop
OF alcohol in It,.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, the origi-
NIL Little Liver Pills, although the first
| pill of their kind iffthe masket still lead.
| and when once tried are ever afterwards
/ in favor. Easy to take as candy-one to
three a dose. Much initiated but neuer
! eQudlcd.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-18
Hard-Time Party.

The L O. Il. NJ. n as host esses
entertained Monday evening at their
rooms ia the Sherman Hall, with "a
HardTime Party. About one hun
dred people participated in the even
ing's pleasure. Progressive pedro and
finch were played. The invitations
were printed on brown paper and the
prizes were in harmony. After the
games a portion of the Smith progeny
music. Mrs. w. j. Smith recited two
selections, and Mrs Jerome Smith
favored with two songs. After wuich
a fine lunch was served.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-18
County Normal Notes.

The class observed the work of the
fourth grade language class in the
Washington school, Jan. 10, which
was taught by Miss JAMIE Mitchell.
Alma Francis and Mayme ScrogRie
commenced their practice teaching
in the training room Monday, Jan
uary 18Th,
Saturday evening. January llth,
the fourth annual reception was given
TO the alumni OF the Charlevoix
County Normal School: A short pro-
gram was given. and each memb Der OF
the alumni gave brief discussion of
the work she has been doing in the
rural schools.
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-18
Weak Kidneys

Weak Kidneys. surely point to weak kidney
Nerves. The Kidneys. like the Heart, and the
Stomach, find their weakness not in the organ
itself, but in the nerves that control and guide
and strengthen them. DR.. Shoops Restorative is
O medicine specifically prepared to reach these
controlling nerves To doctor the Kidneys alone.
well.
If your back aches or is weak, If the urine
scalds or is dark and strong. if yoh have symptoms
of Brights or other distressing or dangerous kid
ney disease. try DIR. Shoop's Restorative a month
Tablets or Liquid-and see what IL can and will
do for you. Druggist recommend and sell
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-01-18
Michigan Crop Report.
Lansing, Mich, Jan. 10, 1908.

Lansing. Mich, Jan. 10, 1908.
The temperature during December,
according to the Michigan State
Weather Bureau, was in the upper
peninsula 2.6 in the northern coun-
ties 2, in the central counties Is, in
the southern counties IL and in the
State 0 degrees above the normal.
In answer To the question. Has
wheat during December suffered in
jury from any cause?" II correspon-
dents in the State answer ives" and
653 INC" F." and in answer To the ques-
tion HAS the ground been well COW
cred with snow during December?"
30S correspondents answer ''yes" and
45l mo"
The total number of bushels Of
wheat marketed by farmers in Dec
ember at l43 Touring mills was l46,S $50
and at 80 elevators and to grain deal
ers 96,35G, or total Of 243, ,2l0 bushels.
Eighty mills. elevators and grain
report no wheat marketed in Decem-
Der.
The average condition Of live stock
in the state is reported as follows.
comparison being with stock in good,
healthy and thrifty condition.: Horses
and cattle 81, sheep 96 and swine 50,
The average prices January l of
some of the principal farm products
in the markets where farmers usually
market such products were as follows:
The average price OF wheat per
bushel was 93c, rye 73c, Shelled corn
Gle and oats SOC; the average price Of
hay per ton was $l2.34.
The average price of fat cattle was
50 5S per cwt., of fat hogs S4.4l per
cwt, and OF dressed pork S6.0 per
cwt.
The average price of each class Of
horses was as follows: Unuer one
year old, $40,70. b~tween one and two
years old, So IL. between two and
three years old, $97. .1S, and three years
old and over $l3l 80.
COWS WCIC WOIGil pOf Of pCI
head. Cattle other than mich cows,
under one year old, were worth
$lO.05, be- ween one and two years old,
$l6 93, between two aud three years
old, $25 10, aud three years old and
over $33.lS.
The average price Of sheep under
one year, was 1885 and one year old
and over $4.S5; hogs not fatLened were
worth 1888 per cwt.
The prices given are for the State.
The price of wheat is Il cents, rye
ii cents, corn 13 cents, oats Is cents
and hay Sl.2l higher than one year
ago.
The prices OF all grades Of horses,
mich cows and cattle other than
miIch cows are about the same as one
year ago, while the prices of sheep
one year old aud over, hogs not fatted,
hogs fatted and dressed pork are con-
siderably lower than on January |,
1907.
GEORGE A.PRESCOTT
Secretary OF State.