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New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
MUCH BESIDES OPERA
THREE ORCHESTR4S HERE
Ind Lesser Ones to Help Them to
COuer the Whole Sym
pkOnic Field.

New York is not dependent upon opera alone
for its title as of the leading musical CEN
tres of the world Orchestral music has long
been especially favored by the discrimina ting
element of the city's vast musical population,
and the city maintains practically three per-
manent OrcheStraS of the very highest rank
fnasmuch as the frequent visits of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra make it to all ntents and
purposes New York band. The concerts of
the New York Symphony Society, of the Phil
harmonic Society and of the visiting organiza
tion from Boston are frequent during the sea-
son, so frequent as to make it possible for their
programmes to cover the whole range of or
chestral writing end further brought within
reach by the permanent quality of these bands.
which enables them to accomplish feats little
short of marvellous in increasing the scope of
their activities.
The scope of the musical season in New
York is almost unlimited The student of musi-
cal form. preparing himself for composition. for
the higher forms of technical work, for teach
ing and for orchestration, get more expert
ence, can hear more examples of the work he
wants to do. here than almost anywhere else in
the world. Practically all the music gets
an early hearing here, and this has long been
true of the great symphonic works, and in the
last three years. of the opera well.
Thus in all the programmes of the symphony
petition is pretty keen, and the conductors in
making up their lists arrange them that the
general musical public, not in the great class
of subscribers will be attracted by the prospect
of hearing works that have aroused discussion
on a first hearing
American composers, too beginning to
nnd more favor from the great orchestras. To
keep up the supply of music there must
be recognition of native composers, and,
moreover it has been found profitable 10 intro
duce to New York audiences the work of home
composers. There is a sentimental interest,
and the musician who owes his inspiration and
his themes to an American training must feel
encouraged at the growing recognition of his
work To the student who hopes sometime to
achieve real success in the field of serious musi
cal composition constant study of the works |
produced by these orchestras is an essential |
part of his education. At the height of the sea-
here. in a single week. the student may hear |
orchestral programmes superbly rendered by |
the Philharmonic, the Boston Symphony Or |
chestra. the New York Symphony Orchestra !
and, possibly, in addition. the Russian and Volpe
Symphony orchestras the latter being newer
organizations which specialize in their pro- |
New-York tribune., 1910-09-24
HEALTH AS A PUBLIC ASSET

1t Is claimed in report issued by the PennsvI
CANA state Board of Health that the expendItlIre
OF $S.o000O0 in four years in the interest of the
pubic health has resulted in saving s2S 900 600 10
the commonwealth 1t is generally agreed that
pays. ~
The Pennsylvanfa board has fought diphtheria ef-
fectiveiy with antitoxin 1t has reduced the death
rate from consumption. "the white plague from
134 to 12o thousand. 1t has cut the typhoid rate
in half by shutting off fever breeding nuisances in
streams, open drains and insanitary premises-The
Pathfinder. -
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-03-26
High School Notes.

Com'r j. Fl. Hilford gave the high
school pleasant visit the first Of the
week.
Clarke Hare being home from his
studies at BAY City, visited high
school Monday.
Katherine lIaire, Hazel Goodman,
and Mary DeWiLte are back to school
again.
Ethel Crowell is out of school at
present.
| The Senior class have purchased
their class rings.
The Physics class are working out
experiments in electricity.
| Mahcelona is still beating East Jor-
dan in the spelling contest.
zach Shier has returned to school
again.
Although Bay City defeated East
Jordan on Thursday last IL was by a
very small amount of 22-l9.
Several OFT The Bay City boys were
up TO school Thursday evening after
$40.
The Basket Ball boys will run an
exclusion to Bellaire this Saturday
evening The event being the game
there between the local boys and the
fast Bellaire team. in which another
defeat is coming to Beliaire. Train
leaves here 100 standard, returning
leaves Bellaire at 1920. Round trip
soc. Come out and help the boys. for
this will be the last game this season.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-03-26
Horse for Esquire OF E. A.

Horse for Sale:-EnQuire OF K. A.
Lewis.
Fine line OF Rugs continually in
stock at Whittington's.
Vanished Thing Paper for Bath
Room and Kitchen at Payton's.
When In need of Wall Paper don't
forget To look over &. IL. Whiting
tons line.
You get the quality and the guam
tity In Candy at Hamilton's. Price,
l0c per pound.
Call and see our new line OF wall
paper from l0c 10 50 90 per roll.
-Payton's Pharmacy.
Call around at the Planning Mills
and ask to see those Lap Boards that
they are selling for only soc.
The best of Everything that can be
found In a hrst-class market is al
WAYS on sale at'Richard Bros, the
State-st market.
When wanting something better
than carried in stock call and look
over our fine line of factory specials.
G. FL. Wilmington.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-03-26
WILSON

Sugar making is the order of the
day.
Wilson township caucus this week
Friday.
Chas. Rowland has rented the Glare
Brooks place for the coming season.
Robt Pearsall was setting poles for
a telephone to his farm in Wilson last
Saturday. He will be on line 166.
Mrs. Anthony Brown of Grand
Rapids is visiting her son Geo. Hits
man and other relatives in this vcln-
ity.
Herbert Sutton Of Boyne City has
rented the John Isaman place near
Mud Lake, and-hs family and house
hold goods over last week.
Henry Black, who has been living
on the Warner place the past year
moved up near CharlevoiX last week
where he will farm it this summer.
Alden Collins and family Of East Jor-
dan Will take their place on the above
mentioned farm this season.
Several of the Wilson Changers at
tended the New England supper held
at Deer Lake Grange Hall last Thurs
day evening. A very pleasant time
was reported from all present. The
proceeds OF the evening were nearly
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-03-26
Among The Steeples.

Special music next Sunday evening
at the Presbyterian church.
The Episcopal Ladies' Guild meet
with Mrs. George Miles next Tuesday
afternoon at 2:n0 o'clock.
Mrs. Ellie Danforth will leai in sun
rise Easter service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. Six o'clock
is the hour.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. s. Gregory on
Wednesday afternoon. Visitors cor
daily invited,
Christian Science services will be
held in the Wilhelm block every Sun
day at 1890 a. m. and Sunday School
at 1l:45 a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting at 1880 a. m. All are cor
daily invited.
Easter will be observed at the
Methodist church. Sermon by the
pastor in the morning and concert
by the SUNDAY School in the evening
At the latter special collection will
be taken for missions
The annual meeting of the Presby-
teaian Ladies Aid Society will take
place. next Friday afternoon at 2:30 at
the home of Mrs. e. A. Lewis. Mrs.
Richardson will assist in entertaining
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
On Easter, at st. Joseph's Catholic
church the first holy mass will
be at 500 a.. m. The high mass at
1000 d. m. On this occasion the male
choir consisting of boys and men will
render the Mass of the Holy limo
cents" by J G. Bishoff. 1t will I'M
dOubtly be a treat TO every body who
is a lover of music. At the Directory
they will sing the AnJiphon Regina
Coeli, Queen Of Heaven" by Web ,e.
The services will end with the beau
tiful hymn: HE has Risen". The
Rev. Pastor will speak on the word Of
ST. Mark IS: 6: 'He is Risen, He is
not here" Everybody kindly invited
Special Devotions the next Sunday.
The young people of the G. X. and
Epworth league will hold their Easter
service prayer meeting In the Preshy-
terian church next Sunday morning
at six O'clock, everyone cordially in
vited to attend. Usual morning ser.
vices at 1890. An appropriate Easter
sermon will be preached and the ann
ual Offering for Alma College and for
eign missions will be taken up.
Please remember to bring back the
envelopes handed out Sunday with
subscription enclosed. Communion
service at the close Of the morning
service aud new members will be rece-
ived. Instead Of the usual evening
services there will be special musical
program, You know what that means.
Christian Endeavor at 600 as usual.
Junior G.. e. meets every Sunday in
the chapel at three o'clock. Mothers
send your children. Instead of the
the usual Sunday School there will be
Il special Easter Song service by the
children under the supervision of Mrs.
Chas. Malpass.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-03-26

To THE ELECTORS OF CHARLIE
voIX COUNTY:
You are hereby notified that the
question Of the nomination Of party
candidates by direct vote, for the
office of circuit judge and also the
question OF the nomination of party
candidates by direct vote, for county
officers, will be submitted to the
qualified, voters of Charlevoix Coun-
ty on the first Monday in April,
(l9l0) nineteen hundred aud ten.
In Witness Whereof, l have here
unto affixed my signature and the seal
of Charlevoix County, at the city Of
Charlevoix, this twenty-tirst day of
March, a. d. one Thousand nine hum
dred and ten.
DANIEL S. PAXTON,
Clerk of Charlevoix County
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-03-26

w. J. Farmer was Cheboygan Wis
ltor this week.
Mrs. John sampson was here from
Bellaire, Monday.
Atty d. II. Fitch was Charlevoix
business visitor. Monday.
Miss A. M. Kneae was d Grand
Rapids visitor this week.
Miss Gwendolyn Boyd was guest of
Bellaire friends, Saturday.
Mrs. George Walters was guest
Of Manceona friends this week.
Look over our line of choice Candy
at lOc per pound.-F. b. Hamilton.
+. B. Gannett has sold his resi-
dence on Williams St. to Thomas
JOynt.
Miss Blanche Zimmerman Of Bel
aire was guest OF East Jordan friends
Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Gu Barrie left first
of the week for visit with relatives
at Caro-, Mich.
You can't afford to go without
Candy when you can get it at loo per
pound at Hamilton's.
What about the price OF those
Clothes Reels at the Planning Mills?
Only 1915? That's the price.
Ransom Jones Sr. returned first Of
the week from an extended visit
with friends in New York State.
Arthur Gdley has completed his
pharmacy course at the Ferris Insti-
tute and returned home Monday.
The Pythian Sisters will hold loo
social at X. p. hall next Tuesday eve-
ing Everybody cordially invited.
The Stevens Corps will have their
annual warm sugar social this Satur-
day evening from five TO nine at e. A.
r. Hall.
Al Blake and family entertained
NJ ISIS A lice Blake OF Grand Rapids and
Miss Winnie Thayer of Vanderbilt,
the past week.
Mrs. Clifton RowIey, formerly Miss
leila Carroll Of this village, was guest
at the home Of III. A. Kimball a
couple of days this week.
John Ward eX-cOunty treasurer and
register of deeds, died at Traverse
City Thursday, aged about 81 years.
Ed. Ward of Charlevoix is son of the
deceased.
Atty and Mrs. Z. n. Clink. with
daughter Miss Leila, started Wednes
+ day for months trip through the
Southland. They Intend visiting
Cuba before their return.
NJ. II. Robertson returned from
Sherwood, Ohio, on Wednesday. His
father, Rev, A. Robertson of the Cen
trail Ohio Methodist Conference was
buried at that place this week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pringle re-
turned from visit with relatives at
Mineral, Washington, Wednesday
Mr.. Pringle informs us that he doesn't
like the western country little bit.
Miss Marjorie IIoyt, who is attend
ing the NJ. A. G. at Lansing, has been
quite i'll with append icitis, but is now
thought to he on the road to recovery.
Mrs, Hoyt left Sunday to be with her
daughter.
On Monday last, several OF Delbert
Maddock's basket ball enthusiasts
gave him a farewell surprise at the
home Of Mrs. Bert Seymour. The
rooms, the table, and individual tally
cards were decorated with the black
and red colors. Progressive hearts
were played, Bert Hart receiving the
first prize and Herbert Holland the
BOBBY prize. Delbert with his father
left for the west Thursday.
WANTED-Lathe, milling machine
and drill press men. Assemblers
rough stuff and varnish rubbers and
painters, Good wages and steady work
Apply Immediately, REQ MOTOR CAR
COMPANY. Lansing. Mich.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-03-26

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Capt. Emory commenced fitting out
the Str. Hum at Charleyoiy, Wednes-
day.
daniel Boone on the Trail" will be
the early April Offering at Loveday
Opera House.
Don't forget that we are selling the
regular zoe Candy at l0c per pound. =
f. B. Hamilton.
Don't forget the special Easter pro-
gram OF music in the evening at the
Presbyterian Church.
Est Jordan contractors have scored
anott Eryictory, Harry S. Price having
landld the contract for erecting the
new school building at Northport.
Think you don't need Clothes
Reel? You will change your mind
after seeing those ne~ reels at the
Planning Mills. Cali in and inspect
them.
You are invited to attend the an
nual warm sugar social at G.. A. r..
Hall Saturday evening. Buns, Coffee,
Pickles and Fried Cakes will also be
sery Bill i5c.
AT the Republican ward Caucuses
held 10 Charlevox Wednesday night
Charles Seigler was nominated super
visor OF the second ward, Hershel Mil
Ter, third, and FL. Mech first.
Mrs. Joseph Lalonde, former East
Jordanite, died suddenly Of heart
trouble at Bellingham. Wash, one
day last week. Deceased was sister
of Mrs. Alice Lalonde of this place.
Mrs f. e Boosinger left Thursday
fofXoldwater, where she took w. II.
Salisbury, a seven-year-old lad from
Boy'ne Valley township who became
county charge, and entered him in
the state Institution at that place.
M. A. Honeywell and G. J. Bisbee
Of Bad Axe, Mich. were East Jordan
business visitors this week. These
gentlemen will be AFFILIATED with
East Jordan's business interests be-
fore Fall, but at present do not wish
to make an announcement, MIR. Hon.
eYwell Is sheriff of Huron county and
Mr.. Bisbee is Judge OF Probate.
At the caucus held at Evelyn town
ship last Saturday the following tick
ct was placed in nomination: Super
visor, NJ. A. Mcdonald; clerk, Joseph
William Flanders; treasurer, Frank II
Wangeman; highway commissioner.
Joseph NJ. Courier; justice of the
peace, Martin J. Slaley; member
OF review, Mat Allen.
The East Jordan Band is to be aug
rented this coming week when Mar
tiNsVickers Of LaPorte. Ind will
coz Mere to take charge of the band
as structor. Arrangements have
beep/ made whereby current expenses
will be met and with the addition of
this cornetist, there is 10 reason why
East Jordan shall not again come in
TO prominence as having first class
band.
After the experielc of seventeen
weeks of good vaudeville and motion
picture entertainment at Lovedav
Opera House last summer and the
many inquiries from patrons who re-
member the many pleasing entertain
ments they appreciated at that time,
the management has decided to re-
open the House about the middle of
April, IL possible, to this class OF
amusement.
The South Arm Republican primary
election takes place today. The
gentlemen whose names will go before
the Republican electors. are as fol.
lows:
For SUPERVISOR. Fl. Graf.
j. z. Chew.
CJerk-W. A. Pickard.
Ureasurer-R. F. Steffes.
highway Conn., w. Hayuer.
Horace Hipp
Overseer-Josiah st John
George Pringle.
Justice of Peace-Samuel McCalmor
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-03-26
You will always find 20 TO 80 rugs to
select from at G. Ii. Whittington's

have some bargains in farms, city
property and business blocks. also
have some farms to trade for city
property.-Joel Johnston. 1852
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-29
Items From RAYS Fork,

Singing at Old Salem Church, every
Sunday evening at o'clock,
The Hughes Logging Co., of Pruett's
Branch, are getting along slow.
Preaching at Old Salem. next Sundav.
at III a. M, all are cordially invited to
come.
The big saw mill on Pruett's Branch.
has been shut down for the past two
weeks.
F. K. Whit and family were the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Nose Boothe. on
Dry Fork, last Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. James West and two
little daughters, of Bandy, were visit
ing his wife's parents at this place last
week.
Miss Ida Whit and her brother Rec
tor, have returned from a three days
visit to their sister, Mrs. L. F. Bandy.
and uncle, Will Whit, both on Walls
Creek, w. Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-29
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.

Visit the 5, 10 and % cent counters at
w. I. Witten & Co.'S.
| K. Walter Dickinson, of Castlewood.
Was business visitor to Tazewell on
yesterday.
Kitchen utensils of all kinds at w. T.
Witten & Co.'S.
Preaching in the Lutheran church
next Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours.
The key to wealth is right buying
the Key to heath, good shoes. Get
them of W. T. Witten & Co.
A. r. POrterfield, prosecuting attor.
ney for Bland county, was here yestex-
dsy on professional business.
Ocr line of china and household arti-
cles are very complete. Gail ard ex-
anime them. w. T. Witten & Co.
c F. Tynes, who recently sold his
business interests in Bluefield, wIl
move his family here in the near future.
Cash buying is benefit to both BUYER
and seller. Try US and get the benefit
OF cash store. W. I. Witten & Co.
Judge and Mrs S. C. Graham have
returned from a short visit TO their son.
Robert, and daughters, Misses Jessie
and Jean, at Norton.
Capt. d. H. Barger and James d.
| Osborne, of Shavsville, Va, are among
the business visitors registered at the
Jeffersonville this week.
There will be services at Stras Me-
mortal church next Sunday morning.
conducted by the rector, Rev. c. w.
Sydnor, assisted by Rev. G. o. Mead.
Our motto is to please. Our MANY
patrons have been pleased. Why not
let US please you?
Tazewell Millinery Company.
F. P. Floyd, of Bluefeld. who has
been the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Fran
els Kelly, at the Jeffersonville for the
past week, leaves TODAY for Richmond
to re-enter college as medical student.
The following young people from
Burkes Garden have left during the
past week for school: Miss Mary Moss,
to Stonewall jackson Institute. Abinp-
don; Miss Mary Meek, to HolIins Insti-
tute, and Rem R. Moss, to Emory and
Henry.
Karl Jansen, the Swedish Impersona-
tor, will give an entertainment at the
chapel of the High School tomorrow
sSHs' Inc pTOCSe0S Will De used TO
furnish the High School with apparatus
for the laboratory. Let everybody
turn out and help the school.
There will be a stated communication
of Tazewell Lodge, No. 81, A. F. and
A. M, on next Monday night, October
Srd, at 7:30 o'clock. All Master Ma
sons are urged to be present. There
will be work in the Masters Degree.
By order of the w. M.
JOHN S. BoTTIMoRE, Sec'y.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-29
TazeWell Woman'S Club.

The Tazewell Woman's Club held
their first meeting at the residence of
their president, Mrs. w. G.. Harrison.
on yesterday afternoon.
The initial meeting for the season is
known as Presidents Day" and de-
voted to the address of the president
relative to work for the coming wear
and to social enjoyment, leaving the
actual work for the year to begin at the
next meeting.
The subject for study during the COM
ing winter is Napoleon" and judging
from the program an interesting series
of meetings is in store for the club.
The feature of yesterdays meeting
was the singing of little Elenore Rus
sell, who was compelled to respond to
three encores.
Dainty Refreshments were served AT
the close of the meeting.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-29
IazsWell County Medical Society.

At the last meeting of the TazeweIl
County Medical Society the election OF
officers resulted as follows:
DIR. p. ID. Johnson, president
DIR. X. Hicks. vice president.
DR.. r: b. Gillespie, secretary.
DIR. w. l. Painter, treasurer.
During the past summer the meetings
nave lapsed IN measure, but the 30
ciety at its last meeting agreed to take
a new lease of life and push things in
the future. This is we'll, for there is
nothing that makes more for The pres
ervation of public health than q live.
energetic county health society.
The society meets on the second Tues
dsy Of each month, and at the October
meeting DR. J. p. HRllpr, Of Pocahon-
tas, will open The discussion on the sub
Ject of Dipiheria, and incidentally the
subject OF properly plscRrd.nS and
quarantRlng against this dread disease
will be taken Up. The latter IL live
question here at the present, Ut it is re
ported there are several cases in Taze-
well at this time; and, with school IN
session. if the proper precautions are
not taken, may result in an epidemic.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-29

William Witten, of Honaker. il visit
ing his old friends here. Mr.. Witten is
now with the Wisconsin Steele Com
Pany,. a corporation developing n large
boundary of seven foot coal property
eleven miles north of Appslachia across
the Black Mountain. They have zppro-
priated SIS. 600, 900 for the work, and
are going right ahead with it, although
the railroad has not reached them as
yet. This will be one Of the largest op-
eratlons IN Eastern Kentucky.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-29

I. K. Barrett, OF Landgraf, w. Va.
superintendent Of mines for the EnnDire
Coal and Coke Company, was q bust, ess
visitor to TaEewell Monday.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-29

% NJ GfeAhAM, ClerG.
A copy-Teste:
S. NJ. GRAHAM, Clerl-.
j. Powell Royal, p. O. sept29TA
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-15
coLLINs-kELLY NUPTlALs.
Miss Edith Collins Becomes Bride OF
Nnnaunee Young Man.

A pretty wedding was solemnl@eu
Yesterday afternoon at four O'Clock
Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. JOSIAH
Collins. Laurium. when Miss Edith
T.. Collins became the wife Of Arthur
Kelly, of Negaunee. Rev. ]. WILCOX
nastor of the Centennial M. F.. church
said the words that made the pair
man and wife.
The groom was supported by WIZ
liam TT. Kelly, brother of the groom
while Miss jamie Kelly. sister OF 'he
groom. acted as bridesmaid. Follow
ing the ceremony a wedding SUPPER
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley lei'
last night for Negaunee' where theS
will make their future home.
The bride has been spending som'
time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
siah Collins. in Laurium. and mas
MANY friends in this section. the
bridal couple were maze the recip-
tents of many presents by admirlne
friends and relatives. and start house
keeping with the best wishes or
large circle of friends.