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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-22
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81 .30-4.4J, @inter Patents st.50-5.0O.
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unb aeIbss 81. .3o-l.35. Sro5.s 81. .25--l 80,
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Mekf.-- Der Tarst usr bobsr. s1sntss
Hatsnts@ .5o-i.s0, stysta1ts q. .2O--a.1 rs,
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am 6Hlab $685. fur September IS -
sS14e, am eiIu5 98e; for Tesember 81
--9se, am Shiub sSJsc.
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en- edIab 5s7lt; for September 60ss--
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66ss--591+c, am 56Inb bS1ze.
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e6lu5 34ssse; fur September 8S1s-3911s.
an s4lus 3s14e; tar Dessmber ss-4o14e.
am eAlub 40c.
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sute Bic dolce Taalsserfts 51---eis.
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70. ! n. I'd. 2l5e.
II m et5yl al m en.--S4.3 .35 per Geutnsr
Gtse ame n.-si1. Is per Gentner.
Netpsri. --$23.S7L-24.O .OJ psr sbI.
Tar Suli $3.50 - 2S.85, an S6luS
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am S&lub x22.7O.
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Gu 6er.-greiie itetia. RafHntgtsr Gu
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5.l0-5 .20e, srtra q" 500. .05t, pyeina.
rer seIber 4.90--4. .s5s.
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Open Retils 1850. Centrifugal l6--2os
per oaIlone.
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aouiiiana, santp Seae 6--S1.t. primo ~
-61t, oreindrsr 3sI-4Xt, Sapan 3 -
IL per pfuHb.
Tatra.
Buiier.-Iaar,s rubis, grtis stetia. -
Sanep Creamery 291ss, Grsamers firfts
27e, DO. ieecnbs 25s, fanep Eairv 20Ist,
no. zoe per 8fune.
aaf.. - War,t Rsiis. Ohio Ea. tie,
EorbwefsIsHer IL - l71.s, Rep gorl l8e.
c1rei,er 20L-22s. Simburssr l7s. Bird
l615e per pfuns.
fisr. - Rartt siemliA Ie5bait u. itsiis.
prtma irifAe Sabnereier ICE. Hrfs lst,
aneere lie, iesenes l5s per Tussnb, IL
rad luaittdt.
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uno oariiber ace, unter ~ gfunb IL
l9e, easnes i5e, edsne 81, fruthlkner
l5s, Guus l0c, iiinae Gnten pcn az 4funo
l6e, alte l2c, 0dnfs Csc per yFunb.
Cbif unb 0emafs.
Gsp iel. - Sane9 $500 800. quite
a. 90. 80 per Dbl.
Gitronen. - Rarft ieites. gaIiFssnis
e5.O0-b.UU, Reiitna t5.5O--6. 90 per Aifis.
Crang en.--Nargt ruhia unb fsstia. -
California Ressls $500 - $50, Stsytsa
SAL - so per Rife.
Orb obeeren.-5aney aroBe etnbeimiide
S2.76-3.0o per "A Quart Crate.
2tr Gen. - Saure $500 - 3.25 per
Crate.
SeioeIbseren $3.0O--3.25 per 8u.
Stadelbeersn - 500 per Crate
pon "a E.ts.
&ar to ffefn - @ate bis auserlefsns
einbetruiide 40 - 45s. noroli6s 30 - 33e
per Bu. auf bem Oeleifs.
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81. .x6 -2.75 per Dbl. unb $500 per Cad.
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81 .e5 per Sad pom 10 gfn.
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Camper.
ass assssi.n- sanss si.as : i.so pes
Ratsn-so-ass ys Dassas Bss5ss.
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@eio ION eau" wdr mtIis sa 21t - 81
uno ftbloB su 2s&F.
srima 1si6aItspapiere wurpen su ~
6l4S bisiontirt.
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sidt 80 s4.S6H nns 10 1ase SiGt tu
A.e4-4.s4L.
Hunoes sDbItedtione mareu ife.
tia nnb wuroen rpie folst anotirt:
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~ resiitrirte tls25) ll4M-ll5. Gou'
pons l41L.--i151<, 81 resiitrirte l0lI--
lU2s1. Coupons l0lX - lO2Z. paHama
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attienma ft.-Tsr Rarft NOR beute
unsersseit unb i'm aasemeiuen idwa4,
bod parsn bic aursihmantuneen nnr nHs
bspeateae. Ter llmlag mar mot srcb nne
beltef Itd i'm Gansen auf 327 ,00U Aft'sr.
Dte Shlubnotirunse ftanoen IN ben MET:
fen 6dlieH etwes un. .er oenen non getterr.
gad,itebenee aurie puroen poR csrJtrma
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Stnepte - Bespss s5.70 -- $40,
T.ras s.isre s5.25-725, Ds'tIi4e Stiere
f5 .40-7 80, Sto9srs uuo 'Sesosrs $500
$50, ahht uHo 6stfers S2.76-7.l5, aGIber
s6.25-s.50. Tertt ftetig.
etUstHs. - 2eitts 90 40--96O, aes
miiAte SO. .4o--9.T0, i4psre $3.50 - 965.
rauss s9.30-940. CUTE bS aussrIeiene
t9. 9.4o-9.s5, 5ertsI ss.l s65. Rartt
Sc boter.
G hafe unb 26mmer. - S6afe 4:
GiHhstHiits ts.25-5.50, ueitli6s $3.25
$50, S65rIinss 5,75-7.30.
2dnrer:-GtrsstmiiHe rs 0l-7. .65, nett
Tide IS 525-7.65. Rartt ftetia.
3u'u,r. 1inepieb $500, g5neins
ii 900, Saaie uno 2dumer II 900,
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Rem MorR. 81. Suni.

NEW q VII III NDHHFs :
9tnn mar ,piats sa 1920 - 32.75
uno supfer ebeHfuIIs; 2ate ;u 12.62a--
l%.S7I, GLectrointbtt su l2.37I--l2.62%
nno Galtina 5u $l2.l211S-l2.37L. SIei mar
rubte Bu &.40--4.50 uno Spelter ebenfdLis
tu $5.l5 - $50. Gtien mar piHia.
20. 5ounbrp Jeortbsrn 81 $l6.5o-16.75,
Ro. DO. su Sl6.09-16.2j, Ro. | Soutbera
uno Jso. soutaern lott su SI6.25-l6.75,
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hssaid ant uxrsss
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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
Mother Industry
a. M. Haisht To Build a
Cooperate.

A. M. Haight has purchased the
FarweH Cooperage Co. plant at Far
well, Mich, and will move same to
East Jordan and commence erection
OF buildings and placing OF machin-
cry therein, al once.
The plant is not as large as that Of
the East Jordan Cooperage Co., but
VIII nevertheless lie a substantial al
d'pion TO East Jordan's manufactur-
Ing Interests. The plant will manu-
facture heading, aud apple barrels in
season.
Just where the plant will be located
is at this writing a little uncertain
bus probably before this paper reaches
the public site will be fixed upon.
Mr.. Haight asks no bonus, merely
site Tor period of ten years. The
Board Of Trade met Thursday even
~ took the matter up, and appoint
ACble nec Ssary committee 10 take
@ " FoI the matter
(Mr. Haight has been aft lated With
East Jordan's manufacturing inter-
esis for the past seven years and IL is
gratifying To know that he will cou-
tinue with US.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
st. Patrick Celebration.

FIR. Burchard. pastor Of st. Joseph
Catholic church, is arranging for a
big celebration on the night Of St.
Patrick's Day at Lovcday orera house
Plans are not fully completed, but
Rev. FIR Aswald T. McGinn OF ST.
andrews Cathedral. Grand Rapids,
Aili deliver the Grafton and his sub
ct will probably be THE Shamrock
ana Columbia.
Tickets are now on sale at 25c each.
with charge of l0c more for reserved
seats.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05

Chicago will next spring, under a
local option law, vote upon the ques-
tios OF the Punishment of every saloon
withN its limits. Last week an
ehordlous petition bearing $4,000
names Q4O00 more than necessary
was filed bv the anti saloon forces,
and the QUESTION is sure to be sub.
mitted. This means one-third of the
voters OF Chicago are now known to
be in sympathy with the movement
to expel the liquor traffic Already
much more than half the extent OF
the city territory is "dry" under
operation of this same local option
law, and almost all OF the adjoining
suburban cities are also without
saloons.
: Go to Richard Bros. State-st mar
ket for everything that's new and
fresh in either meats or groceries.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
And Now For the Men.

We have already received line of the great
Clarendon Shirtshe great 81 so Shirt sell for 81 co.
Just received today another invoice of the Coriss Coon
Co hand made linen collars at the popular price OF two
for 25c New things all along the line-ies Shoes in fact
everything to please most fastidious dressers.
We especially ask you to let us be your shoemaker,
where quality and comfort in shoes the first consideration
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
nARRIAGE LICENSES.

List Of marriage licenses issued for
the week ending Feb. 26, 1910.
Harker w. Kirby, 27. 80. .Charlevoix
Mary E. Tysver. 27 .Charlevoix
Sims b. Clark, 20. Chicago
Ada NJ. Todd, 10. .CharlevoiX
George La Londe. Is. ..... Boyne City
Rozelia Prebble, 49,. ..... BoYne City
Ralph E. Stormer, 27.. Bay Township
Myrtle |. White. 1S. ... Bay Township
ID. S. PAXTON, County Clerk.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
Electric Light Company Under
New Control.

The East Jordan Electric Light s.
Power Go. was last week sold To Chas.
S. Abbott Of Detroit who has pur-
chased the stock of the Company.
Tie Company will be reorganized
and we understand, their plans are
TO increase the power plant in the
Village at once, and as soon as prac-
ticable. develop the water power on
the Jordan river. the site For which
is controlled by the Company.
Supt. Plank will continue with the
new firm.
~ A. Loveday, who has been
seN ary Of the Company for a num-
ysa9s n. has sr0,. withdraw "s s',on1oo and will i'll
real estate, insurance, and the opera
house.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
Let Me Talk With You.

If you want something done In the
wiring line. GET MY FIGURES.
If you need some lamps that give
the best light. CONSULT Me.
III you want ANYTHING electrical
TALK WITH ME.
III your Tungsten Lamp breaks,
don't throw it away but bring IL TO
me. perhaps l can mend it.
If you can't find the kev-hole on a
dark night let me put your porch
light on a three-way switch.
If you need a door bell l AM AT
YOUR SERVICE.
+. G.. WHITTINGToN,
Electrical Contractor.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
Flowers, Monday
MOntaville Flowers, ImpersOn-
ator, at Opera House.

Montayille Flowers, Impersonator,
will appear at the Loveday Opera
House next Monday evening as the
fourth number Of East Jordan's Mus
ical and Entertainment Course.
Mr.. Flowers, who is master Of the
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05

of the usual caller or the expected
guests, nothing can be more cheering
and comforting than a rare cup or
Tea or aromatic Coffee-and both are
here to perfection. There is an exhil-
aration about both that makes them
popular wherever once tried, and we
know the first taste will make them
favorites with you. Though the stand
ards are so high, the prices are moder.
ate.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
WILLIAM p. PORTER
Unanimously Nominated Village President.

is equivalent to an eiec-
tion. Below are the gentlemen NOM
mated;
President-Wm p. Porter.
Clerk-Chas. A. Hudson.
Treasurer. L Lorraine.
Assessor-W. A. Pickard.
Trustee-W p SQuier.
Trustee-L A HOyt.
Trustee-E. / Adams.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
The Village Ticket.

The Village Caucus Of last Satur-
day evening was harmonious affair,
the entire ticket being nominated by
unanimous vote. AS there is only
one ticket in the field this year the
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05

platform, is too well known TO an
East Jordan audience to need any
introduction and his work is known
as far above the ordinary.
The single admission price is fifty
cents and all who can should avail
themselves of this literary treat.
The ease with which gifted speaker
may appeal TO the emotions of an aud
ience. was demonstrated last evening
at the Gennett theatre, by Montaville
Flowers, the noted reader and elocu-
zionist. Of Cincinnati. His rendering
of Dickens "A Christmas Carol" was
a most remarkable enactment Of its
characters At times his audience
was on the verge Of tears when moved
by the power and pathOs in the tones
Of the voice Of the reader, and at other
times it was moved TO uproariOus
laughter. Mr.. Flowers demonstrated
beyond a shadow of doubt that he is
the great artist that he is reputed TO
be, and If able TO master his audience
with humor, pathos and tragedy. all
in one breGth.-Evening Item. Rich
moni Ind.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
FRED e. BOOST @ e r
The Center of Economy.
Wash Fabrics.
We have Wash Fabrics to pl
new frocks early.

who begin their
without sacrifice
becoming styles shown
splendid quality adve
difficult
FIRST all beautiful
l23c
What splendid select but
The
detract materially
corseng
in that
breathing
these from Soc to $500
cording the style and quality desire
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-03-05
Death of Susie Sheldon.

The death OF Susie Sheldon was a
sore bereavement to her friends, and
they are many; and to the family
circle so distressful as to be prostrat-
ing. Susie was sunny, loving
spirit, and so pleasing In her ways
that one could not know her without
being drawn to her. Her slow but
steady progress down the dark path.
way to the grave has been watched by
many with daily anxiety. Hopeful to
the last she herself trusted that il
was not to be, but the end was in
evitabIe.
She was born at Ironton, Mich,
Sept. 10, 1887, and therefore twenty
two years of age and past. Her par
cuts, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sheldon,
moved to this place when she was six
years old, and East Jordan has since
been her home. Desiring 10 be a
school teacher she went TO the County
Normal at Charlevoix, from which
institution she received diploma
last spring But she was never able
10 use IL, being at the time in the re-
lentlesS grasp OF tuberculosis. Susie
was from childhood Christian. 1t
is doubtful if she was ever other than
an accepted child OF God; but when
eight years Of aye she formally united
with the Methodist Episcopal church
ha taI at,1 hnl nf nj in
ways, but especially so in the young
peoples choir where she did excellent
service, often as solOist. Her voice.
tho not strong, was sweet and her
rendition was always credltabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon have been
called to part with ten other children,
some in infancy and some In mdturi-
ty. These sore bereavements left
their strong impress upon Susie, es-
pecally the death Of her twin-brother
Bert two years ago. OF late she had
expressed at times longing to be
with Bert again; and while we grieve
with the family, there is sweetness Ia
the thought that these twin spirits
are now united in the better world, in
a fellowship that never shall oe
broken.
The death-angel came somewhat
Unexpectedly on Sunday evening,
Feb. 81. but found her ready. She
passed peacefully away at the hour of
evening worship while the young
peoples choir were giving their song
service at the church. 1t is pleasant
to think that her disem bodied spirit
may haYe poised moment above the
snowy whiteness that wrapped lake
and hills and town TO listen to the
sweet strains Of the anthem "In
Heavenly Love Abiding" Then as
the voices Of her young companions
died away she passed onward aud up
ward to join the choir Invisible.
Brief funeral services were held at
the home on Tuesday, Rev. L. S.
Matthews assisting the pastor, and
both speaking words Of comfort to
the bereayed.
Comfort them, Father!
For the day is dreary.
And the heart is weary,
With its great grief.
Speak to them tendery.
Kindly and lovingly
Give them relief.
Comfort them. Father!
In this hour appalling.
For the night is falling
Round the low bed
Where in sacred trust,
Back to its native dust
Gave they their dead.
Comfort them. Father!
In this hour Of sorrow
Oh let them borrow
Wisdom and grace.
Let not the mystery
Of this sad history
Hide from thy face.
Comfort them, Father!
In thy love abiding.
Meath thy wing safe hiding.
Oh let them rest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-29
BUYERS keep BONDS
IN The CITY VAULT

Confidence in San Francisco and es-
TEEN for City Treasurer John e. Mo
Dougald, is shown by the number OF
bonds deposited in the city vault. They
represent more than s1.OOO,OOO on which
interest is paid semiannually through
the Crocker national bank and amounts
to $4,000.
Rather than keep their securities in
bank vaults buyers of fire. sewer, hos
pital, school. hall of justice and Geary
street municipal bonds have placed
them in charge OF the city treasurer.
Mrs Sarah l. Winchester OF San Jose
has deposited 100000 worth OF bonds.
No former city official has acted as
custodian for so many outstanding
bonds. There are also s9,000,0O0 can
celed bonds in the vault
The city has deposited S6,151,225 with
banks in this state. The yearly inter
est of s120.00O leaves a balance OF
$4,000 after paying the $4,000 oper-
ating expenses Treasurer McDougald
will go to Sacramento soon to pay the
state it's semiannual county tax
amounting to approximately the sum
of S1.O25. 900.