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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
@rnuoeisentbums .9gputbefen,
Reue 3ppotbeten

9ineent Safertepen an @lenbal.
3. II. 6. u. Co., $3.50.
Gath. Staotmiller an 2incoln 9.
U. Ro. l, $500.
Sacob 9ammer on peter Snpb.r,
$1,000.
SuIia 9. Sopre an $. 6. Sapre,
$28OO.
5ranees Rolte an Nortbpeitern q.
Ii. 6. Co., $3.50.
Gath. q. Smitb an Iitle 8. IL. 3.
Co., $500.
gbas. $. 8ennett an Miami Sp.
3. u. 6. Co., $3.50.
8m. Wsaglp an Z. Waro 6. II. 9.
Co.. $24OO.
2llma 9. S6roper on Garab u.
S9roDer, $500.
Orris g. Cobb an MpolIo g. II. g.
Co., $4250.
Sacob @ielens on Nprtpooo 81. g.
II. S. Co., $1,000.
GeoIpb 8irn6rDer on bieielbs,
$1,000.
Caroline 8irnbrner On Nm. G9riit.
MiG. Societp, $500.
9. Slbeseertns an Bremen ctr.
6. Ii. g. Co., $3.50.
Marp Weiger on bieieIbe, $500.
sbos. s. Stimeb an Msup Briuts
meier, $500.
Gliaabstb JuBner an GIart ctr,
8. u. 9. Co., $4,000.
ssotn 8. Goerbarb on Delta 6. u
Co.. $1,000.
Geo. sStansberrp on g. M. gou.
per, $4,000.
ggm. M. Wiebolb an 9ant ctr
3. u. Co., $250O.
JraEces Career an Bertha Wmper
$3.50.
aionie .. pil4arb an g. M
Cooper, $3.50.
Dieielbe an 2outie 9. Wpers
$1,000.
gOna M. Siebert an so. .. Goo.
per, 1856.
Qaprenoe Wi. Godnotper an Wt
Mcibinston 8. q. u. .. Co., $500.
Carl g. Rantin an sSedIe Meis
$75O.
sSoiepb Rrumenader an g. M
Cooper. $25OO.
WsarD IS. 9boulas on 8. 8
pieree, $500.
Greb. 6. Saedb an 6. W. Cooper
$225O.
Margdret Stencil on Glenbale 9
u. 6. u. Co., $500.
Cute gbinburab an Columbia DS
u. Gup. Co., 5000.
g<o. @tansberrp an g. M. GoO'
per, $1,000.
Qena tRrumeHdd<r an oenitlben
$500.
Gbno Taarp Gjsbert an 81 q
Gaapez $26oo
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Gbas. 6. wlonroe an 20. SO. Wibs
mener, 80 SUP anMoonepWpe. 81.
gortb college Sin R. =. 80. an
ssohn W}. grou, 2pts 151 unb 152 IN
Rprtb College Sin llnterabth. 81.
Qfima +. 6epter an Gliaabeth SUP
ner, 25 SUB an 2inn Str. 81.
geidolas 2ieienberger's Grben an
Carrie Rielenberser, % Sub an Sp>
camore. $4,000.
5enrn q. Mblers an Nlonao u. ales=
man, so SUB on Groslep ape., Soans
boe. 81.
Gbas. u. 6eilter an German Stefz
fens, Cots 211, 212 unb 213 in guclib
6. u. unterabth. 81.
$. s. 6obers an GuboIpb Sad, cine
Got on Weartin unb eine Got ar!
HleaIa Iant Ctr. 81.
g. M. Cooper an 2tna &rnmenz
uder, eine 2ot an Sbaffer Mpe. 81.
Maria Saedh an 9. W. Cooper, l
Got an 6ugbes Ctr. 81.
Gillian aeene an @eo. s. Qsbrer,
2ot 1S in 6. We. Steele's llnterabtb.
in Gplleee 9il. 81.
s5Iprence 9llthaus an Gbas. 6.
Wopre. 3 Gots in 5. Scott 5arriion's
untsrabtR. 81.
Qlnnu 9. Murpbp an Glora SO.
Sdott, cine Got an GarfieIo 9lpenue.
ST.
9lnna 9. Murpbp an 8op GdenfeI,
eine 2ot an DO. 81.
9ieielbe an Stepben s. MeGormad,
eine Got an DO. 81.
9ieIslbe an Stephen M. Spraeens,
eine Got an bp. 81.
Suburbon N. 6. So. on Wm. s.
pardmann, 344 SUB on Carthage
Nps., Rorlpooo, 81.
aatb. Simpion on SoIepb S6irs
msr, eine Got an Sadberrp Strabe.
81.
Mnna MeGebep an MarauretReipell,
eine Got an Coral Mpe., GLENDALE. 81.
Wt. p. Cooper an 9enrb 9. 9ates,
2 Cots an Soutbiibe Npe. 81.
pbineas $. 8osbam on Wm. &raub,
25 SUB an 8eed Ipe. 81.
Wl. y. Cooper an Gina M. Sisbert,
eine Got an Morburg 4pe. 81.
9orrp S. Weiton on M. .. Cooper,
l 2ot on Sputbiibe glpe. 81.
SenrD 6. 9dtes an 30. y. Cooper,
2 Cots an Gbparbs Rpdb. 81.
Wlarp 6. aellep an CUTE gbinburgb
So SUB an Weitminiter 4pe. (2incoIn)
81.
g. M. Cooper an SEQ. Stansberrp,
l 2ot ON Sbuffer 9lpe. 81.
Mursoret 5. 8runfmann's Grbsn
(per SberifD on Sobn Nbtins, 255ub
an 3. StraBe, ndbe Reierpoir. $4,000
g. Wt. Cooper an yreb. 6. saedb
eine 2ot an Der Sbaffer Qpe. 81.
9erieIbe an 2innie .. pil6arb, AZ
SUB on 9eu place. 81.
5onnab 6. Sart an Jrances Gar
Der. 81 SUB an 2ocuit Str. 81.
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Uetilgte 9Dpptbefen.

| Getilste 9ppotbefen.
SOHn Rnods an aincOIn 9. u. $50.
1, $500.
1incent nafertepen an GLENDALE
.. u. 6. q. Co., $500.
eli5a Riebaus on $. Suobutb,
$500.
aotte 5. Fountain an Junbamens
tai 6. Il. 9. gD., $4,000.
ai1p g. Goote an Sofepb 5uthins.
$4,000.
a,Ima Q. Sdrober an Carrie Sar=
pin, $500.
potrid Mithen an Muiie Saa 8.
Ii. 3. Co., $500.
Caroline Roper an Glenn 9. IL.
l5. M., $2500.
gnna Soietoeiter an gasle 3. Co.,
$25oO.
Ralpb Grpin an gineinnatus 8. u.
9. Co., $3250.
Sas. g. Detmer on u. 6. giaatts.
$3.50.
6. Ii. 6. SamiItpn an Seepen unb
WiGiams, 5000.
srant Gmutnp an so. u. 5rottsr.
$4,000.
CLARA .. RIemm an Cottage y. u.
6. Co., $4,000.
| Wm. s. Woob an Meitpooo 8. Co.,
$3.50.
S. 8. gperbaro on Delta 8. u.
Co., $25O0.
Geo. u. 5unt en- Delta 8. u. Co..
$3.50.
sSrancis Nolte an Brighton Germ.
9t. Co., $1400.
| Sol. 2onbp an Moltsr g. Diron
$4,000.
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Vrunbeise siibertrasumsen



Marsarst anode an gatb. Stabts
miller. 16 1/3 Sub an Weit 6. Strabs.
$700.
Gilbert 2lthaus an Sueob 5ammer.
eine Got an 0orieit Run Roao. 81.
5erman Nieboff on gr5biidof 9enz
rp Wtoeler, 80 SUB an 2ineOln GDe.,
Hornpob. 81.
gborns gatsr an bo., cine Got on
CORTLAND uno Garter Strabe. Rors
tppob. 81.
9aplpr R. 6. 60. an Caroline g.
8es, II sSub an Barton Ctr. 81.
g. M. Cooper on Caroline Birn=
brper, 107 2/3 SUB an ct. 2aprence
Mbe. 81.
Nortpoob R. 6. u. s. 60. anMbDlpb
Birnbrper, 2ots 81 unb 38 in pleaz
iont 8ieip unterabtb., priee Siu. 81.
Gbtparb Gaiten an 6enriette Iopp.
16 2/3 SUP an Goboon Ctr. 81.
S. 6. @rit an Charlotte 6. StDies,
cine Got an Cooper MDe. 81.
Vortpooo H. 6. u. S. 60. on Sacob
@ielens, Cots l unb 4 in pleclaut
Wietp llnterubtbeilung, price 9ia. 81.
Sdmuel W. gIepelanb an Nuhel
Witkiinb, eine Got an glepesanb Mpe.
81.
Wm. Dberbede, g1ei., an Morb
MsieeL 25 Sub an GoT Str. $1,000.
Derfelbe an 9ernnrb Dibegeering,
Is Sub an DO. $4,000.
gli5abetb u. DHrreu an Sephtbo
Wilxr u. y, 80 Uub an Met 8. xnb
,&t. GIatr ess. 3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

BON ben Sournaliitsn nit Mufmerf-
femfeit perfoIst. Das Gnbergebnib
mar, bub Snel tpesen getruges gu 1
Sabr 6 Monaten Defdngnib perurs
theilt tuurbe; ferner erfannte bas
2anbgeriGt, bdb SnelI 3 Sabre lang
unfdhis isi, ein OffentIides Nmt sn bsr
fleiben. 6 Monate Der llnteriubungss
Daft tpurpen auf bic Strafe angereh.
net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15

Rdtferin Gusenie Iber
ben3 3oiIettenlLrus. Sebesmal
i'm Jriiblins unb i'm 0erbit tommt bic
Mittps beg lestsn aaifers Der 5ran-
5ofen auf Der Gabrt apiihen benz Sii-
ben unb ibrer enslif6en ReIibens ail
turaem Mufentbolt nah paris. unb
tpisber tonnte man tiir5li6 Die eritaun=
Iihe fDrperlihe nnp geiitise Jril1e BE-
tpunbern, ipelde bic 86jdbrise GreiIiu
iih befpabrt bat. Mls Raiferin Gugenie
jinsit in paris mar, iprah man in
ibrer @eoenipart bon Der beutieen
Mooe, unb bic aaiisrin, beren Gee
idmad emit alien e!esantsn grauen
Der Welt bic Geiebe Dorfdrieb, auberte
ibr Gefalen an Der iesiesn Grauenz
tleibuns. Das gef9ab i'm 9anfs elmer
benz 8onapartismu5 treuergebenen
Gamilie ..er frans0iiiden Mriitotratis.
Ginise Der anipeienben Damen lisben
bic Rdiierin auf beren Wunfh lore
9oiletten aus nGhfter Ndbe in alien
ginaeIbeiten bstrahien. llnb banH
fraste bie aaiierin mad ben prtiIsn
unD bob, als fis borts, bab biefes
Rkib 900, jenes 700 unb Elm onberes
gar an 1000 Jranes setoitet babe. bic
9dnbe entfebt gum 6immel. rytiemaIs
babe ih." 10 faste iie, .mebr als 500
5runcs fir Elm aleib uusgegeben, unb
babel mari man mir @erihpenbung
Dor. 9dtts i9 iolhe Gummsn be3nbs
len miifen, 10 tpdre es mir ME seItins
gen, bic beiben Gnben meints 9oiletz
tenbubssts miteinonb,r 3u perei.istn.1
Man fpeib in Der 1bot. bob Der Haiz
ierin Gusenie nit llnreht naGgffagt
lporben lit, iie babe. als iie bic sefsis
critic unb i16nite Giiritin Gnropas
mar, uniinnisen 9lufnanb setriebsn.
gs i'll ndmenilin aus ben Muf5tih=
nungen b<r Mabnne gnrttte, ibrer
6ofbome, betunnt, bah lie pielmebr BIZ
ftrebt mar. bic Wiobe 3u pereinfaden,
ais {ie foitfpitliger 81 etftalien. sbr
mar es 5u Deroonfen, baB biz nit Re-
bern unb ionitisen glub nberIabenen
Aiite fieinssL filr S5Hmud nur :penio
Maum bietkE3en Rapoti<n ben Wlnt
rGumten, pnb i6r NtrDisnit lit es. baE
It13 1lngetbiim Der Rrinnline n biI
Gumvt tglsmu,es paabute
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-15
Nns Nlpbunie 9auoets eSu=
genSseit.

gDer bds Weien zines Dihters aau3
ertenrien mill, tpsr feline Gigenari gang
beereifen, feline aunit oes 5hauens
uno Gbtlberns in ibrer sanaen 00be
unb Siefe erfafIen tptl, Der fnhe i'm
bort duf, mo iein aOnnen iih np1
greifbarer, iinnlider uno ilnmittelbaz
rer offenburt als in Ieinen Shopfuna
gen ielblt; on Der StGtte feiner arbeit.
Das bot Nbolf Geritmanu beber3ist,
als er Nlpbonio Dauost i'm Jriibling
1888 auf ieinem 2unosut in GIANT
.profaD aufiuhte. Das er Don bieier
tdngeren 8esegnuns i'm Ottoberbeft
Drn .Wsitermanns Monatsbeften" 5u
er3dbIen tpeiB, ift meift erniteren littez
rariihen Snbalts, ober ouh Elm umiiz
lantes gef9ihthen aus Daubets Su-
senb5eit flictt er elm.
Sdubets erites BUD tpar erfhienen,
ehe Sammluns 0ihtungen iintergbsm
sitsl .@moureuies". Die aaiferin
Gugenie bate bas Dert nit Sntereiie
eeleIen unb bate Grtunbiaunsen ein=
ae8oaen iiter ben in acknowledgements
| fen unbetonnten DerfaiIer. @ines 5aa
ges faste iis gum 5er5og bon Wlorz
Nh: .Gisber Ser5o9, ih tpeib, bdb Sic
| iid1 fir junge 5olente interehiren, uno
Sbab Sic cine ausse5eihnete 9egabuns
gum Mdeen babsn; Da tit oas GRIT
| linsipert zines junesn Mannes, zines
eetpinen Mlphonle 9aubet. es perrdth
entIhiebene 9ssabuns. Seber Sic
bod, ob sic etfpas fur ben Oidtsr
tbun f6nnen."
Der aaiierin Wunib mar fir
Wornp @eieb. 9lm ndhiten Gage idoH
lieb er Daubet gu fih tOmHsn: Die
4uiferin intereHirt fif fir Shre
Sdriften. 8Gre Sbnen pieleiht Elm
tleiner poiten aisenehm, berSbnen ses
| Itattet, obne Sorgen Sbrer ihriftitele~
ridden Sbdtigteit 3u lebene sic tOn=
men AUDI BEL mir als pripatietretar
eintreten.
Dos mar nun 10 re6t Waher auf
bic Wiible bes prableriihen, ertroDae
gdnten Siibfrun5olsn, Der Daubet nun
einmal i'm glute itedte. Wlit Der 4n@
nabme bes poitens ipiirbe er iid, ipie
er pobl tpuBte, niht bas geringite perz
seten bdben; aber es tibelte ibn, bies
ITEM 5eraog, Der 10 lei6t iiber i'm 81
berfiieen gu tonnen slaubte, 5u 5ei=
gen, baB er eine ,perI0nlihteit" lei.
so itrid sr bsnn feline ius Gefidt falz
lenben !9aare auriif. ieBte iid in poii@
tur unb enteesnete: n5err 9ersog. id
bin 2egitimiit."
0u lieber 6immel, beim !oer5os bon
Mornp, oiefem Weltz unb Msni1enz
perG9ter. mar er nit Ieiner 9irape ge=
rdoe an ben rehten Mann getomIneH.
Mornp sudts einfad Die 4hIeln: .Das
| 1T mir ia abioIut sleihgiiltig; bic &aiz
ierin TT nod piel Ieeitimiitilher ais
Sic. 5bun sic mir nur ben ein5isen
@efallen unb loiIen sic iich Shre lana
gen 5uare i1eeren."
Oas tfdt Oaubet nun niht, absr Die
Stellung nabm er an, unb er bat in
Wornp itets einen ipoblmeinenben gsz
rather unb biIfreihen protsttor gebabt.
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3 ID lie nidt Die Shritte, sic
oil gcmadt bait, fonoern nib Die 81.
itasss, oie bu suriidpeleet bai.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-03

Our country's headed for the dump,
we see her finish clearly, thus orators,
upon the stump. assure us most sim
cerely. The grand old maxims Of our
dads are mostly forgotten; we're
merely here 10 get the scads, aud all
our ways are rotten. And when our
fathers played the game they heard
the same old story: our government
was halt and lame, that was conceived
IN glory. Their fathers heard the
same old bunk while yet the land
was Youthful, alarmists deal 10 verbal
junk more eloquent than trut hful.
1t was the same in ancient Greece
and Egypt, too, I'm thinking; alarm
ist howled for the police and said
the state was sinking. And so the
prophet OF despair can't get me much
excited, let him rear up and paw the
air aud say the land is blighted; let
him conduct his holy war to better
our condition, and show us that we're
headed for the bow vows OF demnition:
I've heard that hOary yarn too much
that sort Of language bosh is; SO l II
dig arounc 10 beat the Dutch and
plant my spuds and squashes.-By
Walt Mason.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-03
MAKING PREPARATIONS
Western Michigan Development
Bureau to Have Fine Showing

Dispatches from Glen Haven. the
home of President Day Of the West.
ern Michigan Developement Bureau,
state that the dates have been fixed
for the Second Michigan Land and
Apple Show under the management
of the Western Michigan Develope-
ment Bureau and the Grand Rapids
Association of Commerce. They are
November II and l6. This show will
be held as last year at the Coliseum
| bulldog in Grand Rapids. The 1912
show, however, is TO be larger affair
than the 1911 exhibit. AS fine a
showing Of fruit was made year ago
is to be made and in addition, grains,
grasses and vegetables are TO be placed
upon display. 1t is planned TO make
such large showing of grains that
those people who have supposed that
western Michigan was largly fruit
section, will find it necessary TO re-
arrange their ideas and concede that
it is also a fine general farming re-
gion. The showing OF fruit will be
fully as large as last year, and in
some respects it will be better, be-
cause more stress is to be laid this
year upon the Importance Of varities
that are suitable for commercial pur-
poses. The exhibit of fruits on boughs
will also be larger than ever before.
The Western Michigan Development
Bureaus chemist is now az work pro-
cessine these trusts and promises that
the. display Will be of exceptional in
terest. The color scheme TO be work.
ed out ia the decoration Is a COM
bination Of white and green The
booths and woodwork will be of white
birch. Enough green will be used to
set off the birch posts in the most
| effective manner.
Plans are now being completed by
the Development Bureau for exhibits
at the West Michigan State Fair at
Grand Rapids, and the Michigan
State Fair at Detroit. While these
exhibits will be along the line similar
TO those made last year they will be
more complete and will be more
worthy Of inspection.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-03
Good Roads Econ Omic Necessity.

Good roads are dallv becoming more
and more an economic necessity, for
the farmer as well as the city dweller.
With the scarcity OF farm labor more
duties devolve upon the farm proprie-
tor. II he CAD load his milk cans up
on a motor truck and whisk Them a.
way TO the depot or the creamery each
morning oyer a road which permits
fast trayel, he will have more time In
which TO care for his extra duties at
home, II he can make one trip to
town over a good road and haul a
load which it would take two trips To
, handle over poor highway, it is TO
his interest as well as TO the man who
receives the goods.
The Instances might be multiplied
h hundredfold.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-03
Some Candidates
Entries Closed Last Saturday
for Primary Candidates.

Entries for the Primary Election tc
be held August 9th. closed saturday
last at County Clerk Payton's Office,
On the Republican ticket there are al
least two candidates for nearly every
ptiiee except that of Sheriff and CircuiT
Court Commissioner. Sheriff Robbins,
who is serving his first 6erm salts
factory to everybody, will have nc
opposition whatever to his nOmina-
tlon. For Circuit Court Commissions
er, no one seemed 10 aspire TO the
Office on the Republican ticket or any
other party ticket.
Below is list of the gentlemen
who aspire to Office on the Republi-
can Ticket.
For Representative in the State
Legislature: Herman l. Mcmillan,
East Jordan; William Mears, Boyne
Falls; William j. Pearson. BOyne
Falls; Robert w. Paddock Charlevoix.
For dge of PROBATE: John M.
Harris, BoyDe City; Servetus A. Cor
rell, MerOSe; Elisan n. CIink, East
Jordan.
For Sheriff: Ford p. Robbins, Boyne
Falls.
For County Clerk: Richard Lewis,
Wilson; w. Alyah Davoll, Boyne
Falls.
For County Treasurer: Daniel S.
Payton, Eveline; Roy l.. Lorraine,
East Jordan; Clarence e. Schaub,
Boyne City.
For Register Of Deeds: Romeo A.
Emrey, Charlevoix; VIM. w. Boyle,
ST. James.
For Prosecuting Attorney: Dwight
II. Fitch. East Jordan; R0lIie L. Lew
il, Charlevoix.
For Surveyor: Ernest A. Robinson,
Boyne Falls.
For Drain Commissioners: William
l.. Cowman, Charlevoix.
For Coroner: Allen u Wilkinson
Charlevoix.
Some OF ". j. Pearson's friends be-
came enthusiastic and filed petition
for him for Representative. AS we
have stated before, Mr.. Pearson il
not candidate and will unduubtly
see that his name does not appear or
the ballot. With Mr.. Pearson: ::
Withdrawal. II. |. Mcmillan of this
city becomes the logical candidate ano
will in all probability be Nominated
and elected. He has never been q
chrouic Office seeker, has served the
Republican party Of Charleyoix coun-
W long and faithfully as its COUNTY
secretary, is qualified in every parti
cHlar for the responsible position, ant
II elected will carry out the wishes o
the electors OF this county without
fear or favor, or consulting his per
sonal opinion.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-03
POOR MAN HARD HIT.
Small Property Owner Bears
Bulk of Taxes and Says Little

Lansing. Mich, July 30.-"It Is the
little owner, the fellow with property
worth from $500 to $4,000, who is over
taxed in this state. He is the fellow
who is paying too much taxes. vet he
is the last one 10 put up a holler I"
was the astonishing statement Of w.
b. Mershon OF the state commission
tonight.
This kind OF property owner is
really the only one in the state who
has kick coming and We hear the
least from him."
1.-THE corporations OF the state are
greatly under-assessed but unlike the
small property owners, we hear com
plants from them. However, we eau
not go after the corporation and pick
them out one by one. but OH the con-
trary county by county. AT the pres
ent time there are two things TO do
give the small property owner justice
aud raise corporations where they be-
long and this will equalize the rail
road assessments.
"AnQther thing we are going to do,
and have already taken legal advice
on, is TO compel the corporations to
give local assessing officers sworn
statement OF all their properties ear
ly in Apri, as required by law. This
the corporatioos-at least large num-
Der of them-are not doing now"
During the recent investigation in-
TO tax commission in the state before
his appointment TO the state commits
sion Mr.. Mershun headed the Mich
igan association of manufacturers in
the fight against a corporate excess
tax.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-03


It's difficult for man TO practise
econolnyand be popular at the same
time.
Twenty-Five railway lines, includ-
ing all the great railroads leading TO
and from Chicago. having discon-
tinued the sale of Intoxicating liqu-
ors with meals or without meals upon
all passenger trains in the state of
Illinois. This action is taken In re-
sponse topublic sentimentin thatstate
rather than to definite legislative en-
actment, II includs of course some
business loss tu the railroads and a
further limitation Of the sale OF IL
quor and beer by the breweries aud
the distilleries. This action OF the
twenty-five leading railroads is there
fore more vivid illustration Of the
TecognitiUn by the very largest busi-
ness interests OF the justice OF public
demand and the necessity Of response
TO efforts in opposition to the sale OF
liquor and beer. No respectable or
ganization any longer desires to be
directly or indirectly related TO the
liquor traffic.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-03
Makes better people of us all.

Makes better people Of US all.
II brightens stores makes them
attractive, makes them vie with one
another in their displays, makes busi-
ness which requires help. thus solving
the living problem Of thousands.
Makes for competition in merchan-
dising and more uniform price on
any commodity than would be possible
under non-advertising conditions.
Today you go TO store, ask FOL
advertised goods anu you know what
these will cost you.
Your mother and her mother
shopped differently. They priced
goods, objected to the price, were
granted concession of few cents OF
dollars, and continued TO object, and
il thev hung on long enough the
proprietor himself was summoned
and cut prices below where the clerk
dared TO. Then your mother paid Il
cents for calico, her sister III cents
for the same grade. and a shrewd
neighbor dupl icated their purchases
for 8 cents.
Now you buy the same quality FOL
cents and know it Is the same price
other women pay.
In addition you save time which
your forefathers spent in haggling,
and In these days time is indeed mon
ey Detroit Times.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-03
THE PROGRESSIVE" PARTY

Is the individual, man or woman, who
uses Foley Kidney Pills for backache
rheumatism. weak back, and other
kidney and bladder Irregularities.
Foley Kidney Pills are healing,
strengthening, tonic, and quick 10
produce beneficial results. Contain
no harmful drugs. Never sold in
bulk. Put up in two sizes in sealed
bottles. The genuine in yellow pack
ages. Hite Drug Co.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1912-08-03
BAY VIEW LETTER.
The Country Life Conference
and other Items.

1.-THE best thing Bay View ever did
was to establish this Country Life
Conference" declares progressive
Illinpis farmer who is spending his
summer here. 1t is the fourth in
series of great conferences that have
been drawing audiences running into
hundreds. The dates, August 10, IL.
and II, were chosen so as to come
when the strenuous work on the farms
will be nearly over and the farmer
and his best girl and all the children
can afford TO take we'll earned vaca-
tion just like other people. Bay View
will keep open house on these days
and receive Northern Michigan farm
ers with liberal hand. Those with
in driving distance will have their
teams we'll cared for in safe place
and those who desire to join in pic
nic will find special conveniences
while those who desire 70 stay.
through, will be helped in finding
rooms aud table board at dollar and
a quarter day. 1t may not be a
common practice for our farmer read
ers TO take such vacation, but you
owe yourselves such treat, and bv
all means go! Here is the rich pro-
gram:
Saturday August 10,
l0n0 A. M.-Welcome, J. NJ. Hall.
Pres. Of the Assembly, followed by
Mr.. G, M. Freeman, Secretary of the
ohio State Grange in an address on
"The Farmers Position.
llO0-Address Mrs. Dora Stockman
of Lansing, THE Hub OF the Wheel, y
$50 30-Illustrated Lecture, Mr.. Henry
A. Adrian Of California, with Bur-
bank in wonderland. i" Mr.. Adrian
will have most interesting exhibit,
illustrating the work vf the plant Vi
zard.
4:o0-Address, Prof. r S. Shaw. Mich.
Agricultural College Experiment Sta
tion.
S:00-Grand Concert, the oratorio
"Elijah," to be presented by the com
bined musical force of the Assembly
Monday August IL
l0:O0-Kindergarten Helps for mothers
on the farm, illustrated with class OF
children, Miss Anna II. Littel.
ll:O0- -Orcharding in Northern Mich.
| igan, l.. II. Taft, Mich. Agricultural
College.
2:30 Cooperation and Consolidation
in Country Life" DR.. Warren ii
| Wilson of New York.
4:00-Illustrated lecture, THE State
Library" Mrs. Mary g.. Spencer,
Mich. State Libra rian.
s:00-Stereoptican Lecture, "The
Land and the Game where Roosevelt
Hunted" Mr.. Peter MacQueen.