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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Srntorict "McSiins".

@6nOcl'S beremte G~ratorio "MfcS-
iiaa", 9peus SamtaIccmnc % So
rcointcrcSic / Dc ii0itc 10 Wiaanc0cr,
Qif iibite Sir8oag Gitcn mffcliQ %
pel uf StabeIen uocu nGpneoprhiQe
llheIh. Wton fom til acncertcn mc0
bonac Mueller, men blep m0cr Spis-
rcI'en Sang pon Sang iorbIoiiet
oocr, hoao en- cnergiit % taIcutiuIo
Schcr fan briilQc no al ct aor, be.
Itoacnoc Tor Steritcoelcn al innate
rcr uNen inu0crliQ GrpniuQ. Set
mar naturliQpis SoIiiterne, iom
flnitucriit icet bopOc melt &ntcrcSie,
men ~1oreOrtQt bIoubt ollie Secrets
Stcmmcr bar Der u0ifiuigc bna0c
rcluooonncNc % pufrc iDloiQc Stem
mcr. iont bar BET belle let % iiffcrt
oper he iorliQitc llnncruanN&itirr.
9(an huu0e bcSuocn Torncmmclieu
Al. at bpcr CnfeIt CeItoQcr iaoUcl i
@orct iom / 0rfeitrct QiorNc lit bcOs
lie. 90 at ser ! STrOclc2bcN laaoc3
Wiu0 pau at iunQc ubtrufAWl0t ol
mcb EoritooeIic. Set lnffcocS ga
ogiaa ouer T]orocntninq / 0ratorict5
onocn Gel. Get par iom Secret her
mco ct III Ginger at fIOpc mco. lien.
0cIig 0uftcrt iamIct Stemmcrnc iia /:
And the Lord hath laid on him
the iniqurty Of US ALL.
Get % Niano iturfc Srfcitcr
flong unoertiOcu uoact tunot UNDER
&c 16i Stemmcr9 tlmQc CocruuQt
% Iiot mere Trpciiion piloc brucr
life itooet men QicmcmaaocnNe
aioroe Oct goNt Irbcioe.
Soliitcr por foIgeuoc: Soprano,
Clara @iaiamS. WinncopoliS
GontraIto, gitbcr 9Irmb, Gbicaao;
aeuor, GoparO @aIfer, Gbica1o %
@o@io, 9orrp &. @biaip5, @}imnc.
npoIiS.
Sopraneu bau0c en- p~iouuOcrIiQ
rem o8 fIar Stcnuur, err lea ION
en- 2Grfe NOS Sfu; G~ontraItocu ioug
ubc~itriUeIig uotrutsiul0t iOm I. Gr.
| onben Gels ierite Nrie: He was
despised and rejected of men; a
man of sorrows, and acquainted
with grief"
Seuoreu bar uoget iorceret oQ
Stemmen for boarb og hpS iii eacut.
Zig al pare ipmpatiit; SaSiceu ser.
imo0 bapoe Ell iieIben ipmpatiit
Stemme, JON BOG life par aonite rer
! ui5ie Sob % Sriolpnrtier.
5 oct itOre % belle betragtet mac
iiOite SpfsreIie al "MesiiaS" be
tegues iom Ell ~Dellpffet 5oretagenoe
Der aeraaber Nroi. Carlo u. Sperat
til sGre og Qecorab Choral lluior
til RIOS, % oet er at baabe, al groi
Sperati | 5remtioeu oil faa Ststt1
NOT al gpens ipneenbe Gamer of
Serrer til of al os eno Here al nul
be fiasiiite aoroarfer, Der Iig9el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

Gags Weleg al 81. z. anberion fro
Baint Greet, Der meb fin Suitru par
foininet til @pen for at operp9re fin
Sens Graduation ira ben iorbere,
renbe afoelins peb 2utber College
: 5slge meb Nr. 4nberipn par 6.
y. Wegoroen, IigeIeoes fra Naint
Greet, Der oeian meo &uitru bar boz.
ret | 9ecorab / bisie Gage. De bar
p9ret @i9iter hos Warums.
gosbinber Sens 81. See, ser mi
orbeioer for ct itsrre Sirma / Chico
80, bar en- llses lib beisst fine Sor.
GIore | Ssifenoe / N9rbeoen al Ss.
iian, ioet ban iorriee uge fom berop
Tor at D9re tilitebe peb lin grooer
Shuts grpaup. Sommen meo lin
grooer agrim og ct Tar andre unee
WGno ira Ssiians Smeen par Sens
iibite Snsoag Der / gpGl, % aflasoe
"a oaiaa "Eoiten" ct 9eisg.
Broiesior @iarne Suanse reiite
Sirsoog Iften til 2afe Waoiion,
g. 0af., bpor ban Snsbag ifuloe
bolbe 6oreorog peb Sinoslsitennet.
9erfrd f~orti9ttes Reiien til en- H9ffe
andre gper / nppnte Stat, boor ban
liaeleoes er eneageret til at holoe
6orebrae. Gen 3Ote SUM bolber ban
Sorebrag / Sipur Sails oeo 9egpn-
oelien al oct itore 3renoeritpnne Der
/ 9pen. Sioen gaar Suren MOREOVER
til Nortb 0afota.
Taitor og Wrs. 6. s. Noro-
aonro fra Spofane, @aib., bar boz.
ret bernebe ct Ear Gage for at oper.
rare Commencement" peo 9i,tber
College og bar iamtibig beisgt Mrs.
Stecn iamt andre Sle9tninge %
Genner. Wrs. Norogoarbs grober,
Coulter Storaasli, arnouerebe peo
Golleget ianr; ligeiaa Baitor Horb.
gaaros grooer Sames 81, Norognarb.
Gaitorens Mooer, Mrs. $. Horb-
aaoro ira @rope Gitp, Winn., bar
ogIao berneoe / anleoning Seitligbe.
oerne, Sum l~ebaigeoes at Wiis
Norbeaarb fra Sapona, g. Iaf.
Feber g. NeIte AT Mobiion
Sopnibip iolgte iioite llec fin $50
acre Tarm / @ortb Gol,ntp til Sobn
Sanion al 2afe MiGs for $4,000,
oltina $75 pr. aere. Wr. Neite. bar
Ell Snartnr oerube for en- llge iioen
og tiger, at aplingen ier l9r6eles To-
penoe no. Gen peientligite Soran.
bring iibeu iioit, ban bar Der, bar, at
ser nj bar ioa mango flere iom fisrtc
/ automobiler, % oct er 10 ct 1egn
paa sget SelitanO. Faa Silbagetu.
rem til Gecorab reiite Neite / 6slge
meo Gilbert Hcpans og bans Spis
aerfaoer Sobn Woen fra Gmmons.
Minn., iom / benne Sib gieiter
Sl9gt % @enner / Winneibeif 60.
Secorob bapoe iiblte Manbag
Scisg al fire GpItinipeftsrer % fem
Eoitmeitre, Der fom for at gisre iig
nGrmere befienbt meb Oct peo 9eco.
rab Boitfontor begpnote Sparebanf.
ipitem. 9e beisaenbe Ioitmeitre bar
9, 9, genber fra Spencer, Sa.; Ebi-
lip 2eicf, Nen Him. Wfinn.; 6. q.
&aSmusien Teo @ing, Minn.; 8.
s. Simmons, guitin, Winn., oe @,
9. Gollenioil, Selpein. ga. Npe
Toitiparebanfer ifal nenlig M aab,
mes / opennppnte 9per, % Eoitme-
iterne fom berfor bio for at iptte fig
inc / benne @reu al GoitpGienet.
Toitmeiter Morib piite iig iom en-
iopial 8Grt peb at tage fine @i9iter
poo en- Iutomobiltur ritnbt 9pen %
/ oct belle at giere Oct bpaselig for
Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Sntber college SANDS
GoncertrMtc.

@enion, Minn., 2Sbe SUM.
@ilmar, Winn., 29be Sum-.
@lenmoob, Wfnn., lite Suli.
Cirrus, Winn., 2ben Suli.
Sergus Sails, Winn., Ace SifIi.
@olcptt, &c. 9af., Ste Suli,
ainoreo. g.. Dat. CITE Suli,
Clifford, g. 9af, zoe SrIi.
Gortluno, g. Gaf., Sbe Suli.
@apuine, &c. 9af., 9oe Suli.
Sattor, q. 9af.. 10oe SuIi.
2afota, g. Gaf., lite SSuIi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Gn nna 'Rerifauer lgndet. @r

Is aar eammeI merifanif @ut, Der
bapbe br9bt en- Entertainer peb Napn
CHARLES 3eitnng meb ct anipitif, bleo
Rat til Sirsoag al en- Slot bep9b.
neoe W9no meo Magt taaet 10 al
GountpiGngilet / E~bornoale, Ter, %
flpnget op / en- 9eleionitolpe. Set
bar enonu life Ipffeoes Eolitiet at
faa Geoe paa bans Hapn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

begrapet, ~uonIsbne, iom rbelt Wetol
nnoer aarbunbrebcrs Steu. Get
oil GA iiffert IpffeS bam at gjere Ge.
corob fjenbt iom Ell Niiifbp al
Gana. =. ).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
1r. ames rammet af SDlitif. Or.

u. u. ames, ftp. maneeaaris Dor.
5ermeiter / minneapolis, blep forIe.
ben Gftermiooae paa lit aontor ODER.
p9lbet al 8armen % bans penitre
SIDE fuloitRnoig lammet. Sfisnt
Den / fin Tio napnfunoiee 9ofter MI
er temmelis tilaars, Ifal Der Dog bore
Saab ON, at ban oil fomme fig igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Ssi6rlcSe Sfu faar lit Yas paa.

F
i~freuet. asiesior / Staten Stem Doris
Ssieiteret bolot forleoen i Srop,H.g q,
ct Soreoras for en- Spriamling Shin.
Der, bpori ban orog tilielts moo De
~beibpleoe Sfo, JON MI err paa Wo.
Den. "Ssibrleoe Sfc er ligeiaa bar.
bariite % MISUNDERSTANDING iom De
fineiiife Treifo," iagoe ban "Se ier
ligeiaa beoenife og lotterliae no, iom
at goa meb Rinse | NRien, eIer at
t%attopere aniigtet, og De frembrinser
en- flobiet og iorfrsblet @ace. Set
err en- Mooe, iom er ligeiaa sbelpg.
genoe iom Mlfobol % ligeiaa brP.
benoe iom Opium.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23
Sorlfieuiot.

Sobn 0eits' Gfterlisner frifienbt.
Better @orbenih, iom isste at ipiae
Sebn 9eit3' Hole oppe | noropeitlige
Winneiota, % iom for en- Sio itoen
arreiireeoes for at babe ifitbt paa en-
Geputp Sberiif er / Snsbass bIepei
irifjenot og iat | Sribeb igien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

SenS "Qeccrab-E olten" til SIoyi
o. Wenner ! bet samle 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

Sbissss 0sscmsssss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-23

Sicfion y. CAT, bar | noale Sage
opholot iil / Secorab | Nnlconing al
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS peb Goaeeet.
Sc bar iomtiois beisat Z. .. @oIbs,
NaItor s. VI. 9leeens % andre 9e.
fIenote her. Mr. @isnes aflogoc en-
iutereSiuut Rift paa "Fpiten"S aou-
tor ! SirSNnas. Mr. % airs. @is'
mes bar 10 conner peo Goleget.
@Iauot llsens Sdiegenbe /
Gecorab noterer ri: Eaitor .. s,
apole ira Orforopine, @iS., Toitor
90 Mrs. .. 2~innepoIo fra Goaerton.
@iS., Mrs. Guin % Gotter % 30
iior Chill ira @rope Sin, Minn,,
Niora % Clara &oiins ira @ooe, Sa.,
Geo. HeiSbus fra Minot. q. Snf,
Eaitor NJ. q. 9Iefen fra Souoe, ga
itor s, s. @eiu ira Caledonia.
Minn.
600 GcfieIt fra @ooe, Solpa.
TOM til 9ecorab iorIeoen TAG for al
cterpGre Observation-Disclosures pef
GoAeget o. bilie paa samIe Senner.
mr.. gcfieIt cr geitprer ior Sen nor
tie SfoIc / 9ooe Ell al DC beo'tt
norite @eniabeSsifoIer / 2anSet, fan
ifc Den o~llerbeSite. San oil fortiGtt'
/ ianmue stiains osiaa nG'te gar
Serira reiite ban ibaa til Spucbcms'
oct ! 81. @auI.
-~Secorab.Eoite "bapSe ! Sirs'
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16
Death of Miss Grace JerVey.

News was received here Sunday
of the death of Miss Grace Jervey
at Taft. We have been unable to
learn the particulars except that her
death was sudden and unexpected.
Miss Jervey was an elderly lady
and had taught in the public schools
of our county for many years. She
was sister of the late Col Jervey,
atone time proprietor Of the lead
ing hotel in Sumter. Miss Jervey
was lady of culture and refinement
and many of her pupils and patrons
throughout the county will regret
her demise.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16
Valuable Scholarships.

Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, November 25, there will
be a competitive examination. in
Florence, S C, of applicants for ap-
pointments to both West Point and
Annapolis. For further informa.
ton apply to Hon A H Gasque,
Florence, S C, or to me at Marion,
sc. J E ELERBE.
11.9-2t.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16
FOUGHT FATAL KNIFE DUEL.
Two Negroes Near Cades Engage
In Deadly Combat.

News was received here Saturday
afternoon that two negro men en-
ployed as cotton pickers on Mr. j J
M Graham's place near. Cades got
into row and fought a duel with
knives. One of the combatants was
cut to death and the other so badly
wounded that his recovery is said to
be doubtful.
The dead negro's name was Mich
olas Graham, and his slayer was
named Ben Brown, according to our
information.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16
:: All Property :
Owners

should realize the value of iden-
tifying themselves with a HOME
bank, of Joining interests with
those who are working for the
advancement of this town and
vicinity. This matter is OF real
and actual importance to each and
every one of us. If you are not
a property owner and would like
to become one (every man, every
woman and every child has a
right to and should have a home
"a home in which they can feel
a personal interest and take pride
in adding the little improvements
which make for the beauty and
comfort of life) start an account
with this bank. it will assist you
10 conserve and save a larger
part of your income and is the
first step toward a home OF your
own. Begin NOW.
Bank Of Williamsburg
KlNGSTREE, S. c.
1ASN1A.H H.<h.E.%Y>
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16
Fire Department Reorganizes

The Kingstree Fire Department
met and reorganized last night with
a large and enthusiastic attendance.
Matters of importance were discuss
ed and several changes inaugu-
rated which will go Immediately in
to effect. The principal change was
to the effect that a company OF
negroes be formed, with a negro
foreman, who are to take complete
charge of the pet get it tc the
fire and get water.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16
For Sale

325 acres of land belonging to the es-
tate of ] Y Tisdale, deceased, about
$50 acres under cultivation, balance
woodland. Good dwelling house, be-
sides tenant houses. For full informa-
ton and price, apply to the undersigned
at his postoffice at Zeb, S G, by letters
or in person.
S H GUERRY,
Administrator of Y Tisdale, deceased
11-16-3t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16

For SALE-5,S50 acres of land within
one to six miles OF Helena, Ga; twenty
eight dwellings and out-buildings, all
wired in. Cut to suit purchaser, at $50
per acre. Terms, one to five years.
BoX4
1O-26-4t Helena; Ga.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16

1O-26-4t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16

MISUNDERSTANDING logs 8 inches
and up in diameter, Az feet long. Ad-
dress, BOX 2lS,
10-26.2tp Sumter, Y.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16

Paw for your paper.

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pay for your paper.
1T pays to advertise, if you've
got anything worth Advertising DIR
j S Dill.
Mr. w E Nesmith, of the vicinity
of Cades, had business in town a
while Monday.
Messrs G F Boen and M E King
of Lake City were noted in town
Tuesday.
Stackley's Daylight Store has a
new ad this week that means money
to those who read and heed ia
The price of The Record is S1.25
unless paid a year ahead. than we
make special price of one dollar.
MrJJ Bradharn,a AN esteemed SUBJ
scriber from the Greelyville section,
gave US the pleasure of call Tues
day.
Look through the advertising col
umns carefully this week. There
are some mighty interesting stories
for bargain hunters to read.
Mr-Cole of Manning has rented
Mr. Buck Strong's dwelling in North
Kingstree and will, for a while at
least, be citizen of Kingstree.
Mr. w l. Spencer, the clever and
popular representative of the Amer
lean Type Founders Co, dropped in
pleasantly to see US this morning.
MIL Poston of Vox paid The
Record office a visit Tuesday. MIR
Poston says he looks for The Record
regularly and would be lost without
it.
The first killing frost of the Win
ter was noted here Monday morning,
potato vines and other vegetation
susceptible to frost being black and
dead.
Mr. Walter Brookinton of Way
cross, Ga, is visiting relatives in and
near town. Mr. Brockinton is son
of the late Mr. Tom Day Brockinton,
of this county.
MIR B NJ Thomas, who recently re-
turned from Florence infirmary, is
now able to resume his duties as
bookkeeper at Wilkins Wholesale
Grocery Co.'S.
Hon ] Davis Carter of Leo called
Monday long enough to give US the
pleasure of shaking hands with him.
1t was cold day and he was hurry
ing to go to Lake City on the noon
train.
Hon R H Kellahan has been NAM
ed by His Excellency, Governor Cole
l. Blease, to represent this State at
the Good Roads Federation Meeting
to be held in the city of Washington,
DC, on December IL 1911
Jenkinson Bros Co are sending out
to their friends and patrons a neatly
printed souvenir post card with an
appropriate Thanksgiving sentiment.
Their Thanksgiving offerings" in
our ad columns are also interesting.
Mr. S w Minis, of Belser's X
Roads, informed US one day last
week that he had an eight months
old pig that weighs 262 pounds:
This pig was raised by Mr. Minis and
is the Ohio Imported Chester stock.
We hope our friends will pay the
small amounts due on subscription
without putting US to the trouble
and expense of making out and
mailing so many little bills. You
have no idea of the labor and time
it requires.
Treasurer Cook has replaced the
ancient, unsightly fixtures in his Of
fice-room with an up-to-date glass
door and mahogany partition that is
convenient as well as aesthetic. Near
" all the court house offices are too
small, by the way.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16

Webster's Unabridged Die
tionary, edition 1910, with stand, for
sale very cheap. Dictionary cost $500;
stand $3.50. Both for $500. Can be
seen at this Office.
lO-l9-tf The COUNTY RECORD.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16

For SALE-Several desirable build
ing lots in Kingstree for sale cheap,
for cash. See Philip H Arrowsmith,
attorney-at-law, Hirsch Building.
ll-16-tf
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16

The foolish trust to the safety-pin,
but the wise see to it that the but
tons are well sewed on.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16

For SALE-Two secondhand baby
carriages in good condition, cheap. Ap-
ply. Xxx CO The RECORD.
10-19-tf
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-11-16

LosT-Saturday morning, a silver
watch, initials, H A CO, gold face.
Reward if returned to postotfice.
l1-l6-1tp
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-03-11

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SPRING OPENING DISPLAY
And Fifth Anniversary Sale
Thurs, Fri. and Sat-, March 16-17-18th
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
The date Of our Fifth Anniversary and our Annual Spring
Opening coming in the same week l0e decided to COM
bne the tlUo and haze grand Three Days Display
and Sale of the ne1uest Spring Merchandise
The Worlds New Fashion Creations
Are Now Ready for Your Inspection
searching and selecting merchandise preparation for this Spring Opening
Anniversary Guided BY knowledge needs and prefer 60
\" offer exactly the goods wd IL ~
b. bnnnmng Stocks Mill 6
m ner Suits Skirts Waists Dress Goods Silks Trimmings and Shoes @
ndpnced offerings grade seconab merchandise such tribute -
who haze honod Nth their loyal patronage
during years u during this three dv Sa
While this be Our Annual Spring Opening Display Fully the Spring
Lines Anniversary Se We have made full and
pee all departments and to increase the
during Special Items will be offered sections Of the
Our Usual Opening Closing Day. No
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Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-20

The saloon Of Lake county have
something very noteworthy TO point
to as a recent result Of their opera
tions. On Tuesday Of last week Casey
Van Lieren, a farmer who had been
living two miles west of Luther, xii
led his wife and two children, boy
twelve years old and the little girl
five years of age, and then killed him
self with a bullet from the rifle with
which he had taken the lives Of the
other members Of his family. Van
Lieren was drunk, crazy drunk, when
he committed the crime. He had
been literally patroniZing the saloons
OF Luther. Quite help TO the bust
ness Of that place his patronage was.
Troublesome and disturbing perhaps
to the saloons of Lake county was
this affair. But it will soon be for
gotten. The murdered mother and
her two Children evidently had no
rights which the saloonkeepers OF
that county were required to respect.
The taking of their lives while In
frenzy by the one who should have
sheltered and protected them will
probably he forgotten before another
local option campaign comes on in
Lake county and the arguments of
former years for "well regulated sa-
Icons" and undisturbed "business"
conditions may perhaps again prevail.
George Sharrar, an Alma druggist,
has succeeded in thoroughly satisfy
ing himself that the Michigan local
option law Is all right so far as the
opinions of the courts of our state are
concerned. 1t has cost Mr.. Sharrar
over $4,000 to secure the information
he now possesses, and he Is now serv-
ing time in the county Jail at Ithaca
as a result Of his curiosity in the mat
ter. Sharrer believed that the local
option law was no good, and he OPEN
ly violated the law in A lima in order
TO test his contention. This was two
years ago. He was arrested and tried
in the circuit court and Judge Searle
rendered decision Of guilty, and the
state supreme court sustained Judge
Searle's decision. After once grant.
ing Sharrer re-hearing the supreme
court again decided against the Alma
druggist. II is not probable that any
question as to Michigan's local option
law will need to be soon again passed
upon by the supreme court Of the
state,
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-20
A Reason Teachers are Scarce.

WANTED A governess for family
of fifty, ranging in age from 6 to l6;
habits and dispositions various. APP
plicant must be able TO govern we'll
and 10 teach in the most approved
manner reading, writing, spelling,
arithmetic, geography, grammar,
history, physiology, music, drawing,
painting, literature, civil govern
ment, domestic science, manual
training, agriculture, and TO take
charge Of the play grounds, teach in
door and outdoor athletics, and any
other subjects desired. A normal
school or college graduate preferred.
Mat be of unquestioned character,
strong, hearty, good looking, good
natured, be neat, dress well, have
good mixing qualities, and be popular
with the people. Hours until 4:3O,
with two hours special preparation at
night. Must take an active part in
the local church, the Sunday School,
the, prayer meeting, the w. &. L. u,
the farmers institute, the ladies aid,
the literary club, the county teachers
association, the state teachers associ-
sGion, and all other organizations for
the good of the community and the
uplifting OF mankind. She must con-
tribute literally TO foreign missions
and local charities.
Salary $50 per month, unless some
one is found whe can be hired for less.
Three months vacation each year
without salary. Apply To T. K, r.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-20
County Fair
To Be Given at VOtruba Hall
May 10th and 27td.

The local talent entertainment
"Charlevoix County Fair" to be CIV
en- at Votruba Hall for the benefit Of
the Presbyterian Church will be the
finest and most interesting entertain
ment ever given In East Jordan. This
will be real County Fair with
pumpkins, potatoes and cabbage on
display and real bicycle races, horse
races and pig races. Plenty takers
will be there with their gold bricks
and side shows. A real wild man
and fat lady. In fact there will be
attractions finer and greater than
anything seen in Charlevoix County.
Advertisements have been sent to all
the neighboring towns and cOGnties
and it is likely there will be an un-
usual crowd in attendance. AT any
rate Jake Spruceby and his wife have
sent word they will be on hand and as
they are related TO half the people of
Charlevoix county the Spruceby fami-
ly will likely have reunion right in
the fair grounds. ParsOn Briggs will
be out to look after his flock and keep
them away from the temptations
which are bound TO lie in their paths
on an occasion of this kind.
A furniture dealer has offered
plush parlor suit to any couple in
CharlevoiX county willing to have the
knot tied at the annual County Fair. So
far there have been no volunteers but
it is hoped some buxom couple will
take courage when the time comes. 1t
has heen rumored too that our stren-
uous president and other members of
Washington's diplomacy will be there,
but this may be an exaggeratiop, but
at any rate we are sure it will be simp-
ly great.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-20
The Great KOxe Shows.

On next Monday The Great Koxe
Alrdome Shows will open weeks
engagement on the show lot
near the d. & c. depot, showing
every evening except stormy
nights. The company is composed of
people who have been seen here in the
past, previous TO the destruction Of
the opera house by fire. TrIxie Mon
roe, known as the supreme soubrette
is one OF the foremost song and dance
artists in the profession. Baby Dor
othY, four-year-old, and Master Leon,
nine-year-old, are two Of the best
jyAenile performers, while Harry
Coke is a clever comedian. The COM
pany is holding forth at Bellaire this
week and will come here next Mon-
day, May %, for that week, changing
the program and staging seven dit
ferent acts every evening.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-20
Board of Review Notice.

The Board of Review for the Vii
lage of East Jordan, Charlevoix Coun-
ty. Michigan, will meet at the Village
Clerks office Wednesday and Thurs
day, May "a and %, 1911, and will be
In session from 900 a. IN. to 400 p. M.
each day for the purpose of reviewing
the assessment roll for the year 1911.
Dated this 10th day Of May, 1911.
VIM. A. PICKARD,
Assessor of the Village of East Jordan.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-05-20
Primary Money
County Schools Will Receive
ESberal Amount This Spring

County Clerk Lewis last week re-
ceived notice OF the apportionment OF
OF primary money for the county Of
Charlevoix, aud the amount will be
ready for istribution by the county
treasurer in few days. The amount
is uppsually large this spring. amount
ing VI all to S4l ,055. The amount to
be distributed aud the share Of each
township is as follows:
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