The Evening Record, September 21, 1905

The Evening Record, September 21, 1905

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Bates, Thomas T. (1841-1912) and Hannen, John W. (1863-1940)

1905-09-21

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

THE EVENING RECORD
TiuvEmc cmr, michioan,

t«CUL TELEORAWI §«mflCt

, TWO CNIUMEN FOUND CONSIDERING
I DEATH IN PUT NOOSE DISTORBANGES

tmurw>ay. September

21. im.

6 O^OLOOK EDITION

eOVpRNMENT
SOPERVISION

great bereavemenL Previoua to INFANTRY, CAVALRY AND ARTILHOME OF MR. AND MRS. ALBERT ,
LERY FOR CAUCASUS.
I their home in Elmwwood they lived at
. breithaupt stricken.
I Bingham where they were among the
prominent reaident*. where Mrs, BreitI haupt waa MiM Emma Krause before Extraordinary Conference of the HighROOSEVELT MAY TAKE UP THE
J her marriage. The school which theat Government Officiala Ha* Been
INSURANCE QUESTION.
jlittle children would have att.-nded
Called to Consider the In­
‘does rot hegm until the first Monday
ternal Troubles.
in November, otherwise they wwould
have been safe frcm outdoor dangers!
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CORONER'S VERDICT.
Dy Ulrc to ih^ Eve ning Record.

THEY STOOD
SIDE BY SIDEi:

ASKCdNGRESSFORlEGISUTIDN

<iii; ALL
A.'. SIGNS nr
.rr wr.r
1 *' "
*IfTT
OF .LIFE
WEREj^,^
^ Elmw'v.d
township left
unrr «d th«* wmliniK^ dialurt^ DISCLOSURES OF METHODS HAVE
BROUGHT THIS ABOUT.
in Cauwiia and Ibo interior and
GONE WHEN FOUND.
j for the home where he aummo-ert the
Inaliillty of iht- MjIdR-rx to ctmh
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:follow;ng jury: George Newman. John
| Murphy. John Rokus. Edward • Rokus. ^
Believed Executive Department Wi]
SILENCE OMNIOUS TO MOTHER
OalrcU and Henry Lautne*-.;
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Be Given Jurisdicticn Over Interwho, after viewing the remaina and j
^ “
-xIh>. Me‘ai-uri s
listening to the facta of the finding by
‘roTi:M.-n-a Icxikln* to ih •
state Insurance Business. Es­
''f
<'^«***-*^^
TRACKS OF LITTLE FEET WERE wotneaaea pave t^i* verdict: «The
pecially Life Insurance.
children. Harry William, aged 9 yeara.l ‘ng of Infaiiiry. cav.ilry and artillery
ALL SHE COULD FIND.
and Violet Esther, aged t1 year*, cam*: j *'» invad4 ib»By Wire to Iho Kveuing Rccsord.
to their death yesterday by sutfocat.o
autfocatio-i!
\Va->l»iiiuio«.-tb‘|it. ri.—Fo-fli-ral con
Passing Neighbor Waa Summoned aru by a cave-i- m whirh ro one was re-1 g»»\f rnmi nt oftlrl.nN has 1.«*m ealUM to
trol <if lii*-uraiicf |.m,ini-ss may Ih tiuito fuiiHiih r iliit v|iii-a«l
j ijii**-»
Me Dug Where the Fresh Earth- aponsib’r • ut themselves.**
roNiili of fhi- dlM-losuns <*f th»* la\
The remains .were prepared forj im. J«al
Showed. But Waa Too Late
inctfioiljv in the mana;:« nu r.» of the bi;:
burial by Ralph Anderson, the funeral
I fi- lu>!jr;in * citnpaiui > Tin- Ih H.-f
f
ae the Deadly Sand Had
being arranged to take place Saturday
MOSS I hat l»n -ivb ut UiMivt.v. lt \^ill
Done It* work.
at ^0 o’clock from the home
not
iKnnn- »!u- ituatinn iiiitl tl.a' in
-----! Rev. Hugh Kennedy etheiating. Th
Ills c-o.mlnu jir'-su‘4.- to cmivr. -> li
The home of Mr. and Mrs, Albert: music rendered by the Aabury quartet
util iliscut-K 1u*iiirau(‘«' in«*i!;(MU a>v th«-\
Breithaupt of Elmwood township is j Buhal will he ir Oakwood.
n-lat.* to the national ui lfan . It i^
stricken today with a fatality which!
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liroUablo* that consn-Kv uill Ik,* UHkc’l
has Uken two l ltle children away [
;t.i puss f,nrh U glslation an uill «naM.*
without a moment a'warning leaving
FRED fiNKER ALSO HELD
} tli*- fXiTutlvc ili-i»ar!tn«‘nt of tin- i:t.\the parenu bewildered and half wild ,
WEXFORD COUNTY SHERIFF.
to lakf jiirisiLr ion ov.*r Interwith frenzy. Violet Esther aged 11 j
• >jn-<-laPy
year*, and Harry William but 9 year* j
of age being caught yesterday at 5:30 j
by a sudden cave m of sand which!
tir young
MEMBERS OF CHICAGO
ere even
PLEADED GUILTY,
HUSBANll TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
misseo.
I
WITH POISON SYMPTOMS.
The two little ones were gre.-Nti
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lUSBANO DEAD;
WIFE ARRESTED

R.R. REBATES
WERE ACCEPTED DEATH FOLLOWED WIFE’S VISIT

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amount to

$25,000

, they amused themselves quietly in thj j
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yard playing house but vw-re out ^OSTS DIVIDED PROPORTIONATE

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though it h.-»d just fallen back. 8he ^,„
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saw Arthur An.orge driving by and
pr-piil.-ni. usk flncJ
<aWed him to cpmc quickly and see^^if
Thecas*^ were not l.lcntlflcd
there was anything out of the ordinary
v:nlatiuu of the Shciin the cond tion.
- „,ati atitlnu^’. Lnu. Tho rujitii arc t.»
UNCOVERED THE CHILDREN.
i., ,!li*ii-1hnie.l |.m,Hiriii.natcly. ThHe knew lostin.tiveiy what lay be- im-ii um i»ki n iuui Hu- ni. loily nl
low the cave-*n and m .i few mome'nl* «l;.- m:i-unearthed the two little heads black
and discolored which had
of life. Little Alma, the oldest
ran distractedly away to f-nd
; father, wno was threshing a mile from
home and though ccmpietely exhaun
ed with the effort and (right w.ii able
to tell him the awful news—
FATHER RACED BACK^
yCEORGE STDRRS PASSED AWAY
^ He left her to hnd her way b.i7k M
EARLY THIS MORNING.
: a slow pace as the was unable to run
another step and he raced agamst

»=HIS INJURIES
CAUSED DEATH

ihr wifi- joiuod liitii .and ho. was th.- »
a^ain taki-n M-rloti.-ly ill and dl**d.
TIm* doctors-and nurses ai ihc ho.:*
pita] liccamn snspU ion* and syininoni*.
of nrsmicnl p..«soninK werv fouB'U
lu-arnlni: thl^ Sin-tiff PaquHfo or!
i’l n d a fsiKt n.i rti-rn an.l In' Is now in
|MX-o i-ion of tho liv.r an.! ki.lin-ys.
whlt-h wf-ro tak«*n to Ann Arhor uslav
for ox.antlnatlon.
Yosiorday ihi* Hi;: lUpids di»rto-;;
found anw*nlr in tho suintarh and kid-

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Tinki r
ai
b^'* '»f Felldws
in Manti.n an.! 1: jK's.a!d wa always
atti-niivi* lo Mr.*;. cFTInw*ShirilY Paqui-Ue and a ili-pMy
bn>ur.hi the two wisp'*rU- hark fru:a
liig R.n»lils on Iho'maming train, ‘fj
the caM* deieliips a lUMj-ili r it wiH l"j
though, murt have b«n .he tfAS STRUCK BY A TRAIN MONDAT the lir>: in this county Ir. iwetuy fivi
IIVM Af hi, tym children but « ,ocn
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mununi y. a: K.
at he saw theW face* in the sand he ,
Jail Cabinet in Session.
; knew they were past help. They had sanK INTO A COMATOSt STATE
By Wire to Ihc Evening Record.
only been uncovered to their shculden;
YESTERDAY MORNING.
When he arrived and d was some time
TiikUi. Sej'i. 2! -A praliiiigi-d HUH'1• ^ort they could be taken out.
-----------;tig of the c.iMiirl Is b»*ing held tmlay
• ' WERE STANDING UPRIGHT.
\ Failed to Recoqnire Hi* FarnHy Who
SWEET CIDER IS cent* per gallon
' They were sUnding upright beside*
Were at His Bedside—Lived at
John C. Mcrgan & Sen. Both phone,;
on, another a. theuah ti..r had ju.ti
Summi.
C..r
Tv.en.yIts:
• e-upt i:-ti
stepped in and from the indicatic.n
Sia Yearfc
•
around the cave it looked dl though
The finest display of fall milirnery
they »might have brought the avaat
Wood
Sisters’..
sept
20-3t
-(;*'iirc,-.<;tiirrs.d!r.l at • o’clock thU;
, ianeffe qf loose sand In when they slid
lommg afu r tying in a comatiVi*
dewn the embankment. No one knew j
I Siam rtnre vcKfct-Hlay morning Modnhat^hey were digging and the only
^tution of the idea reaching them to
do such a thing Cw in the fact that
d lew* days ago Mr. Breithaupt took
out rbout » alf jr^arrel of sand to use
in plastering the chicken coop, this
|..vio,.h.be,.nn.„.c.th,«nd«ve,.^.^.^.„
pl,yhou,e whveh th. children h«t dufi.
Travrr«- bneplul T..v«)»v H SCHOOL HADHT BEGUN.
:
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Wsat* MW rerauMBtlir UMr. and Mrs. Albert Breithajpt have i u-ra»y muratnE » h.-n a Ort-ldevfchaneo
CMtodiatSsWilkslmklsck
mWed on their einNMod farm fofCooUniivd on Thlnl Pa,,.)
four
where they have gatherer*
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irtXind thwn a large circle of fneadsj Call on Bauinday at Wood Sisters*.
OKNTIMTMt
Who fRi th«i deepest sympathy
aeptawi

DRt UWYER&PENHALLE6AN

TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Will buy an elegant bo.x oj stationery at this
store. Just received ne^ly a thousand boxes
of fine goods cloth finished surface and the
equal of most paper sold for much more than
that price. They are truly good values.

CITY BOOK STORE

Yc-s. wi* kiiow you are hunl
t*i suit when it conuii to the
8h(« question. Where is the
y«>un^ hilly tiiat istA. What
we want is for ytm to s«h*
luiw much eiisier wo can sell
you than the other slon-s.

THE NEW
FALL STYLES
:ire hen*, anil if you can’t fiiiil
your iwrtieular style at our
store
it up. for it .si-enis
that \ie haven’t niisseil a style
iti huyin^ro.ur falUux k.

THOSE NEW -iuLL LEATHER- SHOES ARB SURE TO
PLEASE YOU. SOME VERY
PRETTY ONES, IH BUTTONS,
TOO

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THE HOBAtT CO.. Pr«*.

that Sepftmhtr

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Sobstitotien is Never AIImtf at OUR Sion

^^LUROFCODO 5H0i^^

ScbcfSl Shoes
Tor M

on Misses* anil ChihlrLW
Shot's, for the next 30
I>ays. Call aipl .see
them. No trouble to
show you at

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WAITJ*
[ DRUG J*T0RE\
I 5 E CJ^RON^^NION. J

KuHekSB«ytS£Sjr

BUYS’ SHDES
111 buying Itoys* J^hoes doirt
let a low jiriin' gi*t the lx*Uer
uf your juilgnu-iit. Our kit.d
of Ikjys’ Shoi.'s area guml invi*slii ent for the lx»ys. Datl.
Try a pair of our .\mericiin
Hoy and you will know it.

lAOMAIMT-

mred GreiJick
& Company
242 e. Tront St.

That*8 whut we .in- doing now. We are sell aUmt throefourths of all the i.ianos si>ld ill this vicinity. If you are
ouvof.the few who are not Iniying of us th«*n' must be
some re.isoii for it ami we would like to know .tliat reason.
When our goods an- the U-sl and mir prices the lowi'St why
sliould you not Ihj among the host of Kilisfieil ceslomers
who an' saving niaiiy dollars yearly by dealing with Grinnell Hros., the larifest and Ill's! rebiil music lionsi'in the
wirrld. The next time you want anything in the bne of
inuBic. ciill aud. get our prii-es ami U riijs.

R08C0I

of just how tnucli we
«m helji you wlien
building iH'fure ooiiI eluding any contract
for Ltimlh'r, Materials
or inill work.
We iii;ike«iKH'ial iatc'rior work for Kesiih'iioes and Public
buildings. Store FrunU ami P’ixturi'S, Porch Columus, SUiir
Work. etc.
If it’s iii.ide of wood, we «in make it.

TRAVERSE CITY MFC. CO.
CItIrsn* Phono, 82i Boll, IBP.

KEEPING RIGHT WITH THE PEDPLE

A

You Know

...Sptcial Sale.,..

Our ir.ide ronsiantly
I4;ro\vs because ^ wc
give people what
they want and at a
price that is fair.

calls for a change from Summer
to Autumn apparel. Also that
everything the correct dresser
no«*d« Ik here.
Fall Top Coats,
Fall Suits.
Fall Hots. Gloves. Shirts,
Neckwear and Underwear.
Conn* In and view these crisp
and refreshingly new styles.

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Won* irlul h>show tlii-ui Uj
you if yoifll «ill.

Wo «irr>* a large line of
the Kid School lIoiiBi*
Shoi's. Nothing IjetUr
lurnh* to wix'ir.

Allcgqff That Tinker Had Been Intimate With Her—Examination

Made of Stomach-Arsenic
ly among quartet.
Trace* Feur^
busy with her' duties. Late in the t
altameon the little son came to the
raiUllttc. Mirh.. Sr pJ 21.—-\t i!k- in
hoboe saying that 1^ was going to ‘
Were Me-nhen of the Firm i
sti;;aMi.ii of Hlii-rifr Kilwin raq-u-iti- of
take “Buster." a cloth deg. which he j
^rm of Sciwarzchild A Sulz­
this roumy. Mrs H. H. K.-lIow> an 1
loved, out to their new playhouse. He '
berger—Cases Not Identified
Krt-tl Tinki r am u«»w mnh r iim-i li.
caught up the dog and ran out and ,
His Ilainils on MiKpichm of ratising tht*
Wil»'
Anti-Trust
Law.
that was the last see of him alive.
ih*aih of Mm. Ki*Hos>* hnshnml. wli-i
; ‘SILENCE WAS OMINOUS.
|
----jillol at Mnr> hn.spital in Hip Hapid‘ H.lf or tl rro owner, of on hour:^,^ win-111.- Kv.-i.inK U.-eor-l.
I»ur the mother lelt wmeth.no omin-: r,,,,.aK...
:1.--In f.,li.-.I Slam, ! Tai->.lay.
out in the .Hence in the yard vuh.ro,„..r.il-,v- f-.ur n.-n.- 1 On S«‘pt. 1. or thfiialeoiil. 11. U.
' Fi Il.vus unv tak«-n sii-k at ’.is homo in
She knew the little <
iwbu.y.
Ih.- ............ I S<l...;..r.-liiM A
.Maiituti. tui-Ur njili-s north of hi-n*
sVie ran out
and dropping h^'rwork
wi
and I! was kuuci'sIimI by his wifo. whm
: She was horrified
tho div^or ilisrovi-n-tl Kynipioms of
fresh a*. ,
I deep hotf* wlorh
c.iPc»;. Ik th S. ruKcy. iraflic
poisoning
ihsi hi* was inkon ill slm,^ though' just dug and
I.Jtle »r«W,
r
.u. Ih.- cli«r«.ail around it.
one cidr a fi.rir had ; of intc’fpTint: vith a c*>'vrtirhcnt u ii oaiinp-ftomc rannod nalmon.
^Shortly aff«*r^ hl< slrknihi*; Fidlous
been made where she thought tiey hawt
j-,„«i Vutu I> Skip
'
gone in but the hole was almost filled
n,snap>r. um. was inki n to Mi my Ijospltal by Tiiik-r
w:th loose, damp sand, locking as
('harl-V !! T.uM. nssU-- for tn-aiim-nt. Hi- ai.ns ;::iln1n’.: In

NINTH YEAR-^

DIHPTHERIA AT ANNAPOLIS.

Medical Staff Cant Locate Cause of •
the Sickneae.
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By WhT to U»e E^c'niDi; Record.
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Annapolis. Md., Sept. 21.—Ten cam*
of diphtheria have dexeloped amoci;
BM'tuh(T» ot the n»‘v clasa at th< naval.
RUSSIAN OFFICIALS TAKE COGNI. academv. No death* are ej^i^-cted.EANCE OF TROy»LE8.
The mt^ical ataif ia at a Io»m a» lo the
cauM* of the aicknesa.

Ivalanclie of Sand Came Down and Smothered
BAT SEND A lAReERELO FORCE
/I
Dot Their Tender Lives

wkmwT wutbMst poftkm Umisbi;

W. L. Brown. Mana«or.

RAN I COATS
H. S. & M*s Black and Oxford ;
Fancy Mixtures.
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POPULAl MUSIC, TALKIMC MACHINES. EECOEDS
ORIIMNEL.I. BROTHERS
MkUgBB’B UBdin* Mluic Bom. 159 E. Fro^t St -

ME/MS CvTOON© MKN8
Cl/OTlflKC' e f-urnishinos

Extra Good Trouser Values
$1.50 to $6.00
Made to fit—fully ttuarameed—We can save
you some money on .these—We own them
cheap. , .

TOP COATS

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Coverts, Kerseys. Light and
Dark.

MEN’S SUITS
Finest line ever shown by us
now being put on sale.

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BpttU t0 «k* Braslac BMW4.
ly foomiiiga and
pUcated with a tocpld Uv«. natil ^
BwU Ogr. »•*«. n^Mis. B. E
before it ia Ume to
lokt her atrength and rigor, aad betn Ikiiinn Harhor
aetnpthe lafRe htaWr
Aumsi Kixvm mcuiwo oamk TOSH nr wa*
**1B tb« laal few amatlia.**
came a mere arreck of her former self.
FMtey by B talagraaL Bar tether. Mr. WaitofS. E.Wait ASoas'd
will kcvp lbe borne com­
Then ahe tried Electric Bhtera. whlca
BV ONK TOOCHOflWHDean, had the mtaTortmi^ to **imt oat"
fortable.
laalefor
oaa of hie ayea with a piece of hart
The eye was Injiirad ao badly cigar* gfre better value for the moaey aadbeahhy." C. A. Bngbee Drug Co.
k FOWEirUL LITDrug Co.
Ibal It had to be removed. Itfatared tbaa aay other we have ever seen. F. H. Meads aad Johnsoa Dmg
TLC BIAtn
aen aad gnarantee them at
ly loae the «tght of the other aye Oar pride la givteg our cnaloaieTa the
tie. ■
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vlUi
taUmmmiUm
caused
hy
the
made of ht^vv la>iler
MATKRIAL TOR S FA»T
beat of lood* for the least amoey
ativlcamt legs ’ and tasl
laade u* rtcommead the Chlous Ic
TEAM THt» •EAMN:
Mia. i. H, Tripp left FtUlay for those who were aomklag tea or fifteen
air -liirht screw draft,
FROM
Traverse City, where she expects to
will Dike lanre IS inch
chunks and hoM lin*
mil Team W« Mileli the Maavlac learn the mUHner'a trade.
Chkoa have a long lUvana filler,
ML Clemens Mineral Salt* from one
Mr. aad Mrs. John Wright are the bum freely with a pleasant fragrance
over niifhL
M saomad the Lack of Trainhappy parents of a little daughter bom and are a aUld and enjoyable smoke of the Btrongest mineral springs In the
lag aa Tliair Wind Waa
1. A leaspoonfnl of the salts In
Sept. IS. She weigh* nine pounds.
ONLY
that pleases the moat fastldkm*. **H
Vary Ppor,
Mrs. F. J. LaClear Is In 8t. bouls U only about once In a hundred a gtaaa of water equal* a gallon uf the
' "i
mineral water drank. It makes a soiurlaUing thl* week.
time*.- he continued, -that we find
able
salt
of
uric
arid.
It
does
curt*
all
Mr. aad Mrs. Oeo. Klneny started a cigar equal to It* mannfaciiin-r s
Unad up against men who <
weighed them aeveral pound* to the Tuesday for Grand Rapid* to visit claim* but tn Chico* we found oiu- kidney, liver and suimach trouble,
man. the local High school boya held friends and take In the fair ihi* week. even better, one that fully confirmed worst forms of bowel ircjuble conp
TMf GAM0UNO FIVER
the Atumnl eleven to one touchdown
Ooy NIeraoo of Detroit U the new what Wadsworth Bros. ass4ntt'd. a trolled In seven to fourteen days. Bug• « V fa alMl vr»ry, mM »»<* wo
• 3 OlfV*r*r«*
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be«‘. druggist: American Drug Store,
night operator at Rapid City.
Wu»«» tfc*r» U » Mlr«> to sMBblo hi
better cigar for less money.”
VOUR CREDIT IS OOOD AT
and Wall * Drug Store.
sept 12 12i
Mra. B. E. Watson of Grand I^ge
* ooiae form. It bm^lM emiif w»d U.im « to 0.
It Mdls for five cent* straight, and
is visiting her sister. Mrs. C. M. Tlnk- *K we K*Id iH-fon- we n'ct>mmend It t«>
The material which t
Iota <rl4#. the \Mn la tho atro«H ptoy•
lac marbtea and Um a««l man »t the High achool squad au
ham.
all who want a gmul cigar no niatie.Mr and Mr*. I). C. Lynn arc visiting
,>ottln«rtnt at the raw* track.) It may and apecuior*. On the aada Chen enwhat the price.
b^bost deacribod as a fever, becaaae ka, Honter. Pleraon and Hodge played friends In luiatbem Michigan.
WXslMkRBilrtall
------ the fol-j
star game*, repeatedly downing ihe*r
Quite a humlier of Raidd City peoGot Off Cheap,
«■ a fever doe* unles* checked.
it all dehe ha* got off slrable property and m
cMiaumet lu victim*. It )■ an Insldl- opponents for losses Uidka. In hU pie are taking In the fair at Omtrsl |
be sold.
Uke. .1 cheap, who. after having contracted Call or phone for prices
oog attack of fever becauw lu Im- drat game at fullback,
70 ft on Rsv St . oppo«lte DarroW*
CALMAN'S Interior Spsr Varnish is {
i:tnnlna la mild, li* end. however. U through the line for good gain*. Panak
store. Building on same Is now .iis^d moat durable for alt interior work.
‘
Mr*. Ingham in Allegan thU •hie
and Ehrenbcrger circled lh© end* fn
generally otherwlae.
Nothing ^1*^0^ this but Dr. King s as warehouae. but can be used for
The Detroit Evening New* of Ian good shape and ripped up the heavy
New Life PHI*. A quick, pleasant and dwelling.
l<» Ik‘tn*ll nnd Tob-d.i.
I
Lot n. e. cor ICth and Rennie Sta..
G. B. Wilhelm and wife of Portland. • ceruln cum for headache, constipa
Bight oooulned an account on th- llae against them. Captain Robertson,
57 ft. on ICih St.
rstilcago. It on In llrand Ilnplds on <
Ind..
are
vlsltliig
their
father
ami
fam-j
Hon.
etc.
25c
at
C.
A.
Bugbee
Drup
at
quarter,
handled
hia
men
like
. ftrgt page of a oni-armed man
50 ft. lot on West 9tb St., east of
ar.* Wdhriu. f
Co.-a. F. H. Mead*’ and Johnson Dru< No. C20.
vetemn nnd passed the ball In the »>. John Wilhelm
, J1.500 by tielttog on a hor»e n
Mrs. Roy Ijiwivmce Is visiting her Co.'* drug *loma; guaranteed,
House and lot. ROi Sixth St,
same manner that ha* won game* for
.4 1. Bgfiit nlMUit U.
.'the alith page of the New*
House and lot. 1012 Bohemia SL
viept ir.looc!2
ir.*nts In Indiana for afew weeks.
i
-----------------------' ' tve-columa_*d-*hlch occuplc* with the High school In the past two year*.
House and^lot. S. W. cor. Webster
------------------------ I pr. Joachln. teroooa vlo1lnl«t. recentJn a few ioebea of
fedumn Clifford and Fellow* played good de
ly celebmtcl bl« T-lth idrtlidMy In I.011
ftfiO Eaward, tlOA
A tonic thht umk- H *lck p^-<»ple well
St the atory of former gtaie Auditor fensive games at canter bat the lack
e. beta
He abRolntely refnae* to write Wavne and Bav Si*.
The reader* of Ihia paper will bejdou.
Drivi-s out all iiii|.uriilfs that colb-ci
BiMrrScfc of ladmaa who loat over of pmctice In pnaidng ca
pleased to learn that them I* at least I m, im-molr*
.1 lot* on V spnire street, between in your *y»iu-m. A faniili mule for the
ouR fumbles. Nord. Simp
IIOO.OOO In gambling.
dreaded disease that science hat,
-----------------Wayne and Bav St*.
*U-k-and aRUcted. Hnlllstcr s Ri*-ky
TI\W U a fair ratio, one hundred loae Garry at guard* gave good aatiafacilon
i able to cur© In an Its stages, and
sEE OPR new caps,
l»i 71. and house. Oak-Height*.
la CaUrrh. Hall’a Catarrh Cure |
One of the best locations in the city .Mountain Tea. 2.7 cents. Tear or Tab­
whofw flftoMi win and thia deaplte the and Rosebrook and Carter
Hamilton Clothing Co
away to ba amds lala mga. lal mo
je only positive cure now known
or surrounding country for home. 4 let.... John *mi Dnig Oi.
offorta of right minded people to rl(»i.c larkle. held their men well anu
acre* of land, large bouse, cor. Bay
the gambling deoa of the country. Thl* bb>ck«Ml se^'crml play*.
and Ramsdell St*.
n. fi. CfiAPllf./ FrEEfietpr.
The Alumni team bad no training a constitutional treatment. lUH’s Ca- hvr fall and wlfiter
IS lu H rnerw hind In Elmwood townSWEET CIDER 15 »nt* per gilleh. t*ai>D« til
uf nilllln- rratio may he carried out aMH further
tea Waabkictos m
1 mile from city limit*. 1 John C. Morgan A Son. Both phones
^the wlnnlnga of Iheae flfleen are *o and their wind wa* cimaeqo^lly poor larrli Cure Is taken inlemany. acting aaturday. ljullt-s are c<irdially Invite l
Kept
12
If
to attend.
M pi2l-2i
pitiful that they In no wny compare but nevertheies* some line individual
3 40 * m milel earl of Cedar Run.
with the loafo* of the unfortunte, In playing was accompllahed Vy the
4 40's 11^ mile* we*t of Cedar Run.
J. »L HUELLWANTEL
TRY A'RECORO WANT AD.
dent there I*
been*,"
There i* con*lderalde saw timber
Attacked by a Mob
bnlldlng up ibe eonstiuiilon and asslslREAL ESTATE AND
FIrat Half.
lag nature In doing Its work. The pro-j And beaten, in a labor riot, until covSimpson kicked off for the High prietora have *0 much faith In its cum- j ered with acres a Chicago street car
No^mry
live power* that they oEer One Hun- ^ducior applied Bucklen s A
schiK>l. Baker got the ball
mMrvtMitgtrMi.
u®i
ready to run.'352 ft. 1
UP-TO-DATE HACK LINE
»<»n sound and
turned it a few yard* before being dred Dollars for any case that It fall*
U»caiion for any line <
fn the caae of the man who
the mwo there la but a temporary ad- downed. They lined up and Lardle
XhsiM'* B^rn
Address:
took
a
hike
around
right
end
for
ten
vaata^e becauae H U a well-known
It perfect.” Simply great for cut* and
BUCBEES
SHANE
F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo. O.
bums. Only 25c at C A. Bugbee
('iU. au ; B.11 W
txu. «U5; IWI 1
aitom that the winning* alwaya find yards which waa followed by a bad
Bold by an druggists. 75c.
Talm Hair* Family Pills for const Drug Co.-a. F. H. Meads* and Johnson
olhK^mnse congeniK
^ their way back to the coffer* of the fumble. Mclnlyre frtl on the ball
CALL OR TKLKPHOKE
patloa.
Drug Co.'a drug atorea.
■ -houae.f in the ease of Sherrlrk. the line *mash re*uUed In a loat
C K«tT
"loa* b'permanent-h«* loae* hi* kckkI yards and Snushall punted,
Hnllls
by the
and thn
1^ ecletiret.'on of hi* linving wot. tl.e
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.
name which la above monetary value fumble by the High acho«»l gave the
Kiickv MiMintain T««a will pox ilivviy
CITIZKNS’
'PHONK IRIs
i-ure. 27 cents. For sale by Jouhnsun
The experience ha* ruined him for Ilf- ball back. Lardle aUrted around Derby. Lord .Itoselery g*ve n gnrden
Cittern* PliMM m
tm a proBt 81.
Or UK Co.
right end aimin but Ralph Hunter liarty to the working |»ei»ide of Kf»*om
^ ho 1* a marked man.
to the nmnlier of 3.OU0.
^' Mayor Dunne of Chicago may be and waa in the way and he stopped without
fmln. Ehrcnberger stopped the next
1*. open to crltlcUro In many wa>
play and once more the plgakln
In one thlng^al lea*t. he di^aer^ i s
AHKSAl IXCDISIOIS
DEALER* IN EVERVTHINO
CVERYTHINQ
^MALEM IN EVERYTMINO
mendatlon.-he I* making a determine! toward the sky. Robertson got It and
Finding health is like finding money
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was downed without much gain. The —ao think thoae who are sick. When
effort to rid Chicago of gambling
you have a cough, cold, aore throat or
DETROIT--------- gS.OO
hU eximple wa* followed In the larger next pass wa* poor. reauUlng in. a chest Irritation, better act promptly
TOLEDO - - - S6.0O
Cllic* irf Michigan the reault would Ik* nasty fumble. Bnuahall got the ball like W. C. Barber of Sandy Level. V*.
CHICAGO---------S6.00
and ran wven yards near the High He aaya: ”I had a terrible chest
GRAND RAPIDS - *4 00
school goal. Then by a seiies of lla< trouble, caused by smoke and coal
al gamtib-r. of
TMBtdAy, OctoliBr 3
smash<>s the ball advanced to the flv<^ dost on my longs; but. after finding no
nothing-he fet^l* and depend*
reUef In other remedle*. I wa* cured
and RICHMOND. INO. - .*5.00
the «wmlng* *»f other* for hi* an*U*- yard line where the High achool held by Dr. King s New Discovery for Contheir op|>onentK for downs, returned It sumption. Coughs and Cold*.” Great­ TvAsimy, October 10
S •
live yanU and again lost on a fumhl-. est sale of any cough or lung medicine
A man wouldn’t un.leiiake
In the world. At C. A. Bugbee Drug
age a dry^food* liou*e unle** he made Tlje Alumni advanwsl to the llvt-yard
Oo.'a. F. U. Meads' and Johnson Drug
line again and In the last Alnut
It his life bUHlne**. hi
Co.'* dmg atorea; 50c and 11.00; guar­
take to lie a doctor unlc** he bad play Bnushall carritMl the. ball over
anteed. Trial botUe 10c.
BcpiieioOcHatudliNl the required coume. he could the line. Ckilhy kicked goal.
tacond Half.
hof be a lawyer unless he In
To give them a chance to show what
make that hU profession ami carefully
ihe>
could
do.
Fellow*
iirejiared. For a man to undertaki
Not a home hut wants a palm growing. It ad«ls to the beauty of the room
plaj card*, to bet on * horse or the center. McGarry at right guard and
turn of a card against a professional IMenu>n on left end iu this half
and soon becomes a pleasure to care for. We shall have a large order of
Ehrmbcrgcr gut the kickoff and
gambler or to put money Into a
these about October first. The prices are very reasonable. It would be
retum«>d It t^uly-flve yards. LudHa
machine with the hote- uf wlnntni
hit right tacklv for a small gain and.
well to leave your order at once, for there will be a great demand for them
after an offside play n'sulilng In a
and we don’t want you to be disappointed. These arc the kinds:
a iH.sItlon where skill and long train fumble. *ma*bcd the otht-r side of the
Ing are abs«ilutely niK'cimaiT And yet line fur five yards. Mertes took the
there are hundreds try It everj- day liall on a fumble. A etiuiile of line
rmasheR were block.Hl bv the High
with the sgme result—ruin.
school line and IMcrsun got the ball
back on a fumble. I'anek dug around
Will be shown at our par­
QUAIIANTINE RCOULATIONE.
Bec^far)' Bhumway Ilf the state left «»nd for twenty.five yard* and in
lors on SATURDAY, our
board vf health glvi** not he of the fact the dext play the liall went over on a
•
V ‘ f -V.. *:
of^ning day. and extend a
that health ofllcers lu various (larts of fumble Plenum slopped Baker In an
■V ■ ^
cordial invitation to all our
the sta^c are failing to enforce the attempt to g»t around right end. The
Alumni
were
forced
to
punt
and
R
o
I
h
quarantine regnlatkin* pr«**crll»etl by
patrons to attend. We have
law. and he suggi^t* the danger that ertwm gut it. Carter was pullotl back
made
a
particular
and
care­
and ran thmugh the line for ten jards.
Michigan may Tfi^^vlsUod by anotl
' . ' T;
ful study of ail that is most
In the Ust few moment* of play Hodge
amaHis.x out break If ihU neglect
correct in fall styles and
continual. It w»»ubreecra that those waa given a ahow at left end. The
those
are n sponsj^* for the en­ liall wa* fumbled. Hodge got It and
are
prepared
to
show
the
forcement of township and village and sprinted around the ead for a good
most artistic of desig^ns.
city health laws could hardly afford gain. The game ended with the liall
to accept thg» responsibility which fail­ In pusM‘sslon of the High school an I
ure to do their full duty might Involve, going down the field five yards at a
regardless of ihelr Individual views In time.
Une-Up.
the matier. It Is certainly true that
The game was pUyed In two ftfleenthe de*lrt‘ of the great majority t
people of our stale la for the full en
Merte*
--------.
,c..
.Olfford. Fellow*
forcement of the measure* protideib
You will notice these palms and plants come in the flower pots all ready to
for the prevention of disease an
be placed in Jardiniers. Some have two leaves, some thrqe. some four.
lu Umliaiion ao far a* adequate means
in thU dirretloa wUl provide. The beat
effort* of one|community can he made L. Helgea.
of little value through the careless Slater ....
Baas of another.
Enforcement of Mclnlyre .
ra is a matter of statewide
a a^ Is deserving of atate- Colby ....
itkm and reapecL

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ImiiMM Hi^ uma ooNmcHCc
wert bt bit bateM^bB bn te^Tte
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Br wir« to tlM »r«iaac Booord.
OytorBoy.Btpr.21 goertfry Boat.

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Ctoolo^VUioUi l€ft BiMWoro HOI this
liMinlM afUr Ml «n ftigkt irtelt. Tb«T
ar«r» arfvM «r«r back rt»a« to 8jro>
aatt.«Ituio lova Ibar mOm away aad
. took tba umla ter Now Torlu By Bak; lag a 4lotoar. tb« ^doaft coafore.

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IkoB ta tko Tillage
dopanlac witboat
AHboagli U If

ciSco tbal tb« preakleot aunmoBcid kla
IriemU to tftacuM tbo .ubjoct of canpalga ooBtHbotloof aa laid bare la tbe
taaafaaee laireeilgatloa. tbe fact that
tbe adriaort made «Mb a devlotM trip
to eacape tbe newapaper men learen
Ibe impnaaloa that ibey [ dlaroaMd
aome aubjeci they did aot care to take
«p publicly.
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PROFIT OF ^3S.922
i rCHKINt-TKLLS OF aONO DEAL*
■rh:|. ■ , AO,,O.HT ACCOUNT,.
.

BofBtag be ktMKIy mpiMM Mt
tbU
life Into tbe 0UMT.
George Btom wan a very pramlncm
Grand Trarane oonnty imer. Pbr
tweraj-eu years be bae Bred ea a
terai a aBle aad a batf eontb of Barn■It aty. oomtag tbfre fro* telaad.
Always a good dtlnra bis frteads were
tbe eatlra ragloa. He was a Bember
of tbe Kingsley Odd Feltows lodge
aad Blood high amoog all that knew
or were oeeoeiited ^th kla In aay
way.
in addItioB to his wife be leaves
throe daughters. Mrs Nellie LeUnd
of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Lena Weber if
near Haanah and Mtes Gladys, who Im
at boBse «x sobs aro also left. Addl
eon of Detroit, who jbas not been lo­
cated. Ernest of TraTerse CHy. Glenn.
Herbert. Charles W. aad Dewey all at
bone.
Tbe remains will be sent to Kingsley
toBorrow morning by Undenaker U
D. Curtis and tbe funeral service will
be held from the MetbedUst church at
Kingsley tomorrow afternoon at Z
o’clock. The Odd reUows srill have
charge and he wUl he buried In Ever­
green ornetery. The pall bearers will
come to this city and escort the remains to Kingsley.

REAL WAR ON LAKE ERIE

: . !»•« N«w York- Lif. OparMtd In PATROL BOAT tPLINTERt UPPER
WORKS OF FISHERMEN.
! 'r^ r Bum In Ortf.r to Oct Fartlclp*tlon-Frlto toi-

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; Br wire to the ETeoln* Roeo'ra.New York. Sept. Jl.—OcO. W. Perr k^Bm. Tice.prealdent of the New York
. i - life tnsuranee company and a member
^ . ; ; of the flrai of J. P. Morgan A Co.. wa»
before the legUUUre committee probing the ln*uranee • gtafi.- He told In detail of the
ywrtlclpation of the Infurance com■
fwny la »tock and bond deal* and
: **jOlnt accounts" between the Insur­
ance company aad the Morgan firm.
I He faid the insurant company never
; wept ipto syndicate operations to bencit others but wanu*d to get tbe par
tldpatlon price of tjondi for Invest.teent. He said the New York Life In
operations'siflce im. never partlclI ‘ imted In a loss and made an aggregate
cash profit of |(3&.922.

IKEWHSII0RIII6EB
A PulbFltAged Clk of Traverse City
£11^ Fall Sore
•ocause^Ho Pitchod tho Game.
The Manisteef Bks felt prt'tiy sore
, bocauae they lost the ball game played
^ with tiie Traverse City Elks last Suuda). The Manistee News evidently
rrflertiN] the sentiment of many of the
Manlsi«*e boys in Its story of tbe game,
the heading t>f which read: -Taken
In by ningfS-."
Itutler is a member In good standing
of Traverse Cky lodge. No. 323. B. P.
O. B.. and the Travenw City lodge had
; every conceivable right to pul him In
r the isn fortast Sunday's game. There
> could Im' no possible ol.jeetlon to that
; rouni*.. although It ‘^.‘eros that the
! ManlhttM* Im»\> f«-el son* because th“
V ioeal lodge can Isiasi of a pitcher with
, more than ordinary <*xpcrU»nce. U Is
liad that the Manlsie<» lodge has
siieh material, but l>ecause tbev
exrtise why this lodge
should not have used the lM*st material
they had.
However, while s.mn* of the SaU
City iwHiple fell son- over the resuit
of tbe game, it did nut afTeci their bos^
mtallty. The Traverse rity Klks were
entertained royally, and Traverse
CIt.Vs KIks fully appreciated the fine
cmtortalnmeht accorded, but business
is business, and baseball wsa the j»ar.
ticulsr business on that particular oc­
casion MahlsUH? ha* n Jlt>! class
pitcher In U^n Wallers and they
abould have utilized him. and It was
no fault of the vlsttoiy that they did
not. If Wallers had been in the Iw*
for the home ti^m the Traverse rtiy
have b«‘en much Indter
;
,
.
. sat sfl..l, B„, It U all ove^ and there
up lo>*
I
b up
of friendship over the i

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Over the Une end
AfUr Complications.
Buffalo. N. Y..’s^^. 21.-They arc
having exciting Umet on Lake Brio
this fall. In fact there Is a little war
on between the Canadian authorities
and the fishermen from the American
side of the lake.
Lake Brie used to be noted as the
most prolific fresh water producer of
fish In the world. The supply has
been steadily decreasing. during the
past twenty years because. It Is
cUlmed, the fishermen on tho Amer
lean side were ruthless In their de­
struction of the fish. Thousands of
tons of thU natural food supply went
Into the soli every year as fertiliser,
and there seemed to be no regard for
Finally tho Canadian government
decided to protect the fish on lu sido
of the InternatlQpal lino which runs
through the cenier of Lake Erie
Cruisers wen- placed on guard and
American fish tugs were warned to
keep on their own side.
Of late years there have been fre­
quent brushes. Tbe Americans finding
that the fishing was better In Cana­
dian ‘waters, crosst'd over, and the
Canuck cruisers made It hot for them.
This summer two or three American
tugs were captured and confiscated.
Others have had narrow escapes. The
cruiser . Vigilant. In pursuit of the
Americans, has not hesitated to fire,
and several boats have pot into port
badly peppered.
The John O. Barnhurt of Brie. Pa.,
was the last to receive a baptism of
rmall caliber cannon shot. Her too
works were riddled and several of her
crew were wounded by flying splinters.
There will be no complications over
these border affairs between England
and the rnitod SUtes because the
Americans are at^mlttodly poachers.

. DEED 6F MAD MAN

rair this morning, burning hU wife and
Ibroe ehild.-en to death. Ford wa* arrmted. He U apparently Insane.

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PLARIR6 Mta BURRED EXCISIONS
PssemSoisiix

Praak Haamtaa and aieee, Bra. left
this Boon ter tbe fiMr at (Mmad Rapids.
m
KNIOHTB OF
Spate baa Icn tbe city ter WINTERS' FLANT AT KAUCASKA
Muakngoa. Orand
Rate lUOO
fir j
a trip to Cbl^apn, vWr be ^tay reILL MCCTjHEItt.
SUNDAY. 8CPTCMBER RIf
Mrs. L. B. King mad daughter. B. K.
Train will leave Traverse CUy at REDUCED RATES TO WEST MICH.
FAIR AT GRAND RAPIPS.
;
Hanrey aad Uttle ^ daughter. Vivian lito to tlSOO WW< SIAM iMiirMee. «:3d a. m. See poster or ask agents
G. R. A 1. will aell tickeu to Gran^
aeeompaaled by Dr. Francis Sherwood
tor paniculara
espi 21-22-2J
F»»-Believed to Have B-n
Rapids aad reiarn at one Care plus 50
of PaolL lad., who have bean apendlag
cents. On sale SepL 18 to 21 Incluslva
six weeks ta this city left this noon for
Return limit 8«pL 23.
sept llton
imer
to tbe Evening Reeorfi.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. MaaseUnan of Special to the Bvealng Record
lu Bept. 2l.~Tbe grand
DOST FAIL to attend the formal
Kalkaska.
Mich..
Bept.
21.—M
Bters
BiTinalng
Mondjo.
Sept.
25.
ti
train
lodge. KnlgbU of Pytblna. nmlform Grover HUL Ohio, who have been the
opening of the mininety larlors of
mill was completely destroyed I leaving Traverse City MX 3:50 p.
bs of their son, George Mnsselrank, and Ratbbone Blsteri wlU meet
Mrs. Ik'lle Place. Imported rresilor s
connects at Solon with train
of Cedar Run spent the day ta by lire thl* morning The
at Traverae City la IMC.
Arrive at Prov^mont 5:02: p. m.] covering all the tateset fads and sianU- ,
tbe city while on their way home. dUcoyered at about C odock tbls
Graiid Lodge OBIcera.
Return,
leave
Provcmonl
5:10
p.'m^.
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Jackson. Mldu BepL 21.—The fol- They express themselves as delighted
that
despite
the
efforts
of
the
fire
de-{
arrtv.* Traverse City 6: IS p. m.
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krorlag are tbe new oOcers of tbe with the trip, taking back many little
partment the budding couldn't be
grand lodge. Kalghts of Pythias: ilataUes of the north.
«ep( :i »t
^ HECOIIO WANT
saved. There was a strong wind blow
Grand ehaacellor. C. A. Palmer. Maalstag at tbe time and thU made matters
tee;j«rand rkx chancellor. P. t. Abworse. The loss Is about 13.500 with
bel. Kalananoo: grand prMate. Banind
11.000 Insurance. As there was no fire;
G. Cariecon. Baalt Bte. Marie; grand Bwt It MOSS lntsntie»al on the Part of
about the tailldtag the blaze U b«-l
keeper of records and seaK MUee 8.
I Frierd of the First Prssby
lleved to have been caused by tramps.!
€^ltrtls. Battle Creek: grand master of
terien Church,
exchequer. Charles D. Neahr. Grand
MRS W G. IJIWTIKNTK will have
Rapids; grand master at arm*, ^ra O.
The New l^gland supper at the
Curry. Owosso; grand Inner guard. Prt*sb.v«vrlan church last ev«uin^ ho o]to ning of fall and winter mlllluvry Frida.v afternoon and Saturday.
Fred C. Wetmore, Cadillac; grand
tht a large number to the parlor^
Sept. 22 and Z3.
sept 20^2;
which were beautifully decorated ic
nn icavees and asparagus, asters
TRY A RECORD WANT AO.
and barberries and to the table* which
well laden with gtx»ds for the
man. A friendly cbt^ck fur IS
dropped on the table helped to swell
Skinners Satins is far and away the best Satin
the neLrecelpU to |30.
made. For it is unreservedly guaranteed for
PERSONAL.

oESTRoyco *y

TERSE TRUTHS ABOUT

SKINNER’S SATINS

Ben Montague and Louis Tlnkham
went to Ann Arbor today to ent<-r tbe
University of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kendall of Cbl
cago. whd have been spending their
summer at Douglas Beach. Lake
Shore, passed through the city this
morning on their way to The Oaks.
Omcna. where they will be the guests
of Gen. and Mrs. Grelerson.
Miss Susie Baumberger and cousin.
Mrs, George Mathews of South I^nd.
fnd.. arrived on tbe early mornln<
train on their way to Miss Baumber-!
ger*8 old home at Nonhport, where a ■
short visit with relatives will 1h* had.
The children of George Storrs ar-1
rived this morning from their homes
south of the city, being called here by
the death of their father at 2 oclork
this morning. They returned with ih-.*
mother at 11 o*clock.
Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Rossell of Great
Falls. Mont., arrived ta the city last
evening as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
L D. Curtis. Mr. Rossell formerly orcupled the pulpit of the Church of
Christ at Kalkaska, but for five year*
has beei^ the state i-vangellst. Mrs.
Rossell formerly lived at Kalkaska.
They air enjoying m month’s vacation.
Mrs. fBon Priest who has been at
Petoskey for a short visit at tbe homo
of Conductor
Waterman, passed
through the city this nexm on a few]
days’ trip to Grand Rapids and the
West Michigan fair.
j
John F. Otl went to Ch%ago on the j
Illinois this morning on a short visit.
Barney Anderson went to Grand j
Rapids yesterday to attend the fair. !
Hcnr)* V’oohces -has returned from
Grand Rapids, whe^t* ho attended tho
fair, which he deserlbc* as a great exhlbltUm.
Mrs. M. Vinton left on the Illinois
this morning for a visit in Chicago.
Kankakee. 111.. Detroit and Monroe. |
Mich.
j
Miss Frances Piitntni of this city ;
left today for Grand Rapids, where
she will be the gui'*! of here sister.
Mrs. A. E Finney.
Mrs. John Hoffrlch went to Midland j
City this morning to visit Mrs. H. Carl
for two weeks.
Judge Swing of anclnnatl. who
been spending the summer at the

MRS. W. G. LAWRENCE will have
her opening of fall and winter milli­
nery Friday afternoon and Saturday.
Sept. 22 and 23.
Rcpt

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two sca^hs: to protect the public (unfor­
tunately ills nccessar>-) the makers put their
name in every inch of the selvage, and there
is none ‘ genuine
without it. \Vc show
a splendid color linc^ also Black and White.
Have your new coat lined with Skinner s satin
and you won’t uegret it.

N • w Oo o cis
A rrIV I n K
Amnn^tliomai: f new
jnst nwival. an LA Dll
l>ETTICOAtS.

WANT

AOS

all prices and in
vidlhB. AVe

Too LSI* for daimflcwUoa
TO RENT—Good suits of rooms, fur
nlshcd or unfurnl*b<'«l. with ffr w libout Umnl. Cut tape Ifome. 54»4 Ems\
Front St.
Sept. Ifi—wtHl-thu-hat
WANTED TO RENT—Four or five un
furnUhetl r«Kini>: Meant lo-at pnfened. Address J. Il: \V.. care Herord.
wpt 21-tf

for stout people, and are
showiiiK tbe widi>st skirl for
II 00 U> bi‘ found in tbe c ity.
New Silver Motal Knivc^s
ForU and Siskhis just rer
New White aSc^mi-Poreelain
Ware and a Bui>erli aa8<>rt.
nient of •Iu|xinesc Ware just
iveeived.

TO CHICAGO
AND
RETURN
VIA

MOmilEiHIMICHieMUNE
m-TKAIWIKf*

SKINNER’S SHIRT WAIST SATIN
.It IS the popular Satin for Shirt Waists, as it is
very soft and has a beautiful finish; wear is
guaraniccd. Look for the name SKINNER’S
woven in the selvage. We carry a full line of
colors.
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Froat
E. WILHELM andComerllnloo.....
llnpmtdtnUd

BOSTON SCORE’S

BARGAINS

THE EARLY COMERS, GET ,THE GOODS. THE LATE OWES GET LEFT

ILLINOIS

$4.00

Boy's Biflh Bradt Corduroy
Pants

Tlcketi OB Salt
CommemclBg Tbimdaz,
St*tomk«r 2Ut
For furtlier informatiou
call or write.

I. C. BURNS
AGEXT
Both 'phom«, -Sa.

in six different colors, as
soft as velvet, regular
price was 75c. now..........

.36

ehildrcns’ OlinUr Boats
in reds and blues, for ages
r. to 10 years, regular O QR
price$5 to $S.50, now.. ».00

misses’ Sailor Suits

Millinery Opening

in

4.98

blue—regular
$1J.00, now.........

S;.S"

Mohair
price

55W SKIRTS

Cowelinfl

.03i
.06
.07

5c Cotton Crash

........... •
Sc^ Linen Crash
lOc I’urc Linen Crash

Remnants of Drm floods at
Raff Price
j Suitable for Skirts. Childrens’ dressI es, waists; all good, desirable patICJMis. large assortment.

Standard Sbirling ealicoes
Choice patterns while they
last.........................................

f\A 1

Umbrellas

Skirts

1.79
2.49

$:i.5n Values
fur..

2.36

$l.r,0 Values
for . i....

2.63

Rmerican Bey $boes
best for wear; none belter
$2.00 kind...................... S1.4S

MRS. BELLE PLACE ,
, The ladies are invited to attend
the opening Saturday, all day and
evening. Imported pattern Hats,
the newest creations of Milliners’
art are on display, covering wide
range in style and texture, the
predominating colors being Alice
blue, gray and green. Large se­
lection of fall polos and street hats
in stock. No one would be with­
out one of these; cheap and dur­
able. Mies Claudine Vosburg, a
Chicago designer, ready with ar­
tistic ideas for customers. . . .

F-URS

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Price

Boys’ canvas shoes were
$1.2-5. now............. ............

.75

$20.00 Suits $9.501 SI5.00 Suits S7.25
OMnfer Overcoats—Ball Price
Chose iron Beds and Bed Room Suits are floing Pa4 Room size
Rugs at a Saving of Tnlly One-Cbird* Cook aad Beating Stones at
a SaPing of nearty One-Baff. One $f2.00 Connge $f.tet Etc., Etc.

T*Y A RKCORO WANT AB.

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CHANGE OF TIIEORI.&R. E.

BREVITIEB.

Indies’ Aid society of the First M.
B. church will hold a special busi
meeting at the parlors of the ch
Friday afternoon. All are requ<
to be present.
The'Sunday school superintendents
of the city will meet In the Disciples
church tomorrow
The Columbia brought 1^ a tell
cargo of apples and potatoes for the
Illinois from the y'arlous bay ports
this morning.
The Illinois took two cars of pota
icH^. six and one-half cars of apples
and much small stuff, also two horses
____ from this port
this morning.
^ All member* oft he Church of Christ
ar»' requiwted to be present at projer
nuvtlng tonight. Business of impor­
tance to be transacted.
•Appzrtnlly insane Farmer Bet Fire to
There will be a regular meeting of
Hit Home and Burned Wife and
Queen City comp. No. 573. R. N. A,
Ttww. Children.
Ftiday evening. All members are re­
quested to be preoraL
By Wire to th«*
Record.
Madison, Irid.. Bept, 21.-Ford. a
THE MARKETfi.
ffanm-r. set fire to his houoc near Vo-

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tMacrae hiarahMd home. Bo
WATCH oar wladofwa,
Bamlltca CkKhlng Co,
M spite of the Ihihlgatopgte that they Fratty Wetetag at Elk Lake LaM
Hl'c. Tlaniholl Cams Hm Oaly ao a
Night Marked Happy Cahakiatioa
Vlalt tet Mai DadM «a
WAMpCHCO TO HOMC QT ONAft.
moM duftele
aB IfteHar maHc. ^
aC Mihc H. K Briakmaa, Lam K.
of FfMty WemiaH.
ana "The Maawy aad the Hammlag the play
^ is ended many feei that Gnb
Smith aad C. L Wood amte amaU
DTK AT MOMOOC ^SMTCK.
mawiaoCi^plaataChlcaBai^
_ bird" Is a play fan or
aoc beea glvea a agaara deal Special to the Evening Recofd.
H. ■. *terolNdl of part Harea arTV «maat eooMmay ahlpped fiva The story ahora of aoam of lU deuRt
Elk BapMa. Mick.. Sept. tL-Mlea
rtrad la the dty a wash ago aa Che aarloads of their prodoct Moi
Its beghmlag ahortly after the D-OrelU outright.
I H4» ManM CwTicftjr
Ht
Doaaa. the oMeet daughter of Mr. aad Oct. 19. ^
tacm of hM heather. DavM Tar
^
Thajr raport It aa aaarty tmpoaalMe to tight of time eammeaeed to be aoBeaaor McKee dlaplayed a g
Mrs. Lowell Sours of Whitewater
. Had ten 0«t Mclaf
the necaetoa of hU trip here beiag the
Uoed and wfll eoatiaoe aaUI ft la ao amount of ability an Lady Lai
township,
aad Nell
health dr hie tea. CUm wha
mariced
mriced hot I. merged into o^er her skillful acting the h
. is lapMiy sniRg te.
la
marriage
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
hroaght with him. So takea mp has
mgb
: a mm^hig of tV con
Mmj huabaada are absorbed | was made to nee aa ahe was aoppoeed j
The
Hr. Tartean beea with the hai
^
To aevelaad. O.. aad Buffalo. N Y.
^rworkiotbeaenectofallelae.
^
ppoaedtoi
the oMcUUag will be mn over the Lake Shore x
baslacw of the aorthcra asetit
wives have a loa^ for com- |eel. Mia. McKee was
her beati
was Rev. ;c. 8. Risley of Elk Michigan Sonthem Ry.. Tuesday. SepL
aaxletjr to mjt aoUHag of the untetjr that every plaa be had ever had for
aahlp that I. never aatlafied. when with
Irliag foe aa
with a
a torrent
torrent of
of reproach ahei
of the
vtfe who hod himtcd olooe hie boose work at Detroit was toppled
there are Mwaya vUlalat ready to take bade her huataaad goodbye aad left |
i to the a
The cereaiouy toMc place In .front erf without change, tere Traverse City
the might before la oa effort to ted her over aad he parehaaed a lot at the
t. aame to be advantage of thia-and sometimes him to go to D'Orelll's apa. imenls.
a bank of asparagua trimmed with
alaHag epoteo, was located peeterdar eoewer of Beveath aad Maple atraets.
there are Oniaeppea oo the trail of the
The rest of the cast was capable) white clematis and the bride looked
anofteoa at the bose of Charlee B.
fierce and aad assisted maieriaUy la bringing out
' Mta. PIrth. who haa been the gueat
very chamring in a dreaa of white silk Partlculara frosn ticket agents or by
Dfe of Moaroe Center. Into whoe< mtm haMtag ffteH feet and eoddealy of Mra. R. W. Bagot for a few daya. eager to avenge the wrong to the one
the powciful. heart atory.
j Ball. Miu Lois Sours wa% the brides­ writing W. S. Browfu T. P. A.. Hills­
hove the BM waodemd abont j teaad hlamelf the prtMooi^ of a ^wsad
dale, MIclu-or R. W. innes. C P. A.
sareat to them.
maid aad George Mnaro was the best Grand Rapida, Mich.
aew grocery for Femwood. Mr. Turn- Oraad Rapida. Mra. Bagot accomLast Bight marked Ike second apsept 14-l5-16^2(k21.:2
man. The wedding march was played
Ur. DreVoacd>o Sbenff iohaaoe bell ta spealUiig of Ue ebaage of plans paaied her aa far aa Traverse City.18
WANTED
BADLY.
pearaace of Isaac Hewderaoa*. comMby Miss Alice Boura.
of this citr at that hoof, hot as noth by this Halt, said that everything ben;
Dl%9M mM Bon 1
J. L Bailey of Traverae City waa aa nation of comedy, pathos and the dra­
Thu eereaKmy was witnessed by
Id be new except the husUlng Eik Rapida visitor Monday.
la« had been said to the cooBty aheHff
in this city aad the play, as it Beliaira Ofllcvra Are Also Looking for
number of friends and reUtives and a:
who had joet retoraed fro« Detroit, of power behind the throne for be bad
Lewli Bnckingham and wife of Ai­ deserved was well received. W. A.
.ia the wholesale prodace boil- des registered at the Lake View house Whitecar. as last year, was la the lead
the afaMlBff ma and the eearch e
Bellalre.
Mich.. Bept. 21.—An officer its eonclnsioB refreshments of ic.*
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O. R. A L anana] czcurmlon to Dotweaty jeara at Detroit and
wae eirea ihea helag laitituted by the
Toledo to arrest William cream and cake were served. The troll. Toledo. Cblcago and Oraad Ran---------- ------------ goodwIae. Ue*
as Lord Lumley.
Monday.
happy conpie will make their future Ids. Tuesday. Oct. 3. To Richmond.
police departMit. he did not haow of thoeght he knew a thriving boelneaa
nnutecar-he Improves Hunter, who recently married a dining
does»
ha Irwin of Detroit hat taken the
Oct. .10. Sec G. R. A 1. agent for parthe faaport pf the laeeeace. Mr. Dye ceoter wbea he aaw one and ao eon poaitioo aa bookkeeper In the office of mlghUIy with age and hts part thl^ j8*^1 of the Park Place hotel in home at Elk Lake.
scj»l letooclS
The bride and groom are tmo ver> tlcttlkrf.
wa* Inttmcted to take the mao whom eWered this dty. The cootract for the the Elk Rapida Iron Co.
yt?ar conUlned aumerona little tonchr*- j Traverse City, for passing a rheck on
prominent young people in their dis­
they Ihooght taaaae to.brawn where building has beea let to F. L. Smith
John J. Ruaaell made a business trip that showed that from coaUnned play I • Chicago bank fqrAin on parties her.v trict. The ceremony is the culmina­
TRAVERSE CITY MARKETS.
Sheriff Johnaoa drore later in the day and W. L. Brown and he will r«
ing his character had become so | He had no fnnds In the bank. Is a trav» Traverse City Moodky.
tion
of
a
pretty
romance
as
they
both
and brought him home.
la a week to take up his residence
Joha Sehmalu has arrired from merged into that of te character ber»“K »an. and had similar trouble in have grown to manhoed and woman- j
He gave Me name correctly and aatd
portraying that there was m> Traverse CHy. HU wife's sikter lives
'Boyao City and assumed bU poaltioB
hood in the same neighborhood. It is
he was pickihg berrlee but coul give
*»»elr weduperiateadeat of the Iron com- longer a dual peiaonallty. Thoma. N
WAS CAftTEO OFF.
needless to add that a large circle of
ao aocomit of why he was over twenty
Heffron as Signor D'OrelH. the "hum­
paay'a eleoarie Hghtlag plant.
friends wish them happiness.
mllae from the berry patch, which hU ladlati Fighting Drunk Finally Paaead
Mra. A. B. Laobacher returned home mingbird.* played his part to much
wife said be wan In. and In an en
Mn BuUerworth hospital. Grand better advantage than it waa last
Into a Stupor.
tirely different direction than wbero
Ooek1ii« wniM«t nr*.
Tom Schocko. one of the unfortu­ Rapids. Monday evening, Although year. In addiUon to bis acUng. his
In the cookery scho.'>ls of Bertta.
ebr aald lie went. He wan eitrcmcly nate Pahabatown Indians who meet weak from her recent treatment anl stage presence^was eminently more
Mnnicb. Fronkfort. and »tli«r ^JiTninn
rxhaueted when be arrived at
heir Waterloo or t^lilakyloo whenever hmg ride, ahe U apparently on the fitting.
titles
the
nse «f tin* •♦flr.di'SH sinre."' or
Dy'ft'* bo«*c a* he had iKi-n out ail they rc*ch this city, was picked up a» road to complete recoverj-. Her hu«Tb^S!3^^^rlI^lv^t^innnal
Henry Carl U wls as Guiseppe laso
tcurslons on Tuewiay. Oct. 3. to De­ "e^iug box.** Is sirongiy recomnight and walked the entire dUtance the G. R. A 1. depot this afternoon and
met her at Wllliamaburg.
lowed much improvement. W*hen troit 15.00, Toledo 95.00. Chicago $6.00. siendfMl. The nmmratns r.»uslsts slmand U Ju».t up fn«n a severe ilinetn loaded on to a dray aad carted off t j
M^. Flaggart. Peterson and ITm- the play was written. Henilcrson slm-1 Grand Rapids |4.(K». The second ex­ •Jly of n wocsleu Iwx.ililckly lined w lib
caused by a fall which fractured two the coop. All dforts to awaken him lor pt Traverse City were guests at
ply intended the character of the or­ cursion will be to Richmond. Ind.. on l«ay or felt, nnd flttr-d with a tight
rllo. Dt poty Sheriff Harry A. DavU were fruitless gnd he was dragged out the Lake Vies? yesterday.
Tuesday. Oct. 10. Fare |5
15 COO. Tlcketa
gan grinder to l>c a minor ijart—an in
for 10 davs. See G. R rover. Nests are made in flie lining,
.of Grawn hold the man until Sberii: of the baggage room and thrown on
Mrs. Daniel McAlplnc U home from cldcntal. but Its po^siiiillfles were A I. agents for full particulars or ad-i into wlilrb iK.ts eontninlug fmsl that 1
Johnson arrlvod to take him home.
rasa where bU wife and little boy Grand Marias. Minn., where ahe vla- quickly seen and It was enlarged until dress C. L. Lockwood. G. P. A., Grand tms first lieeii Ix^lltsl for n few min- !
%cpl 16tooct3 ntes over a fln* an* placed, tiglitiy <-ov- I
I near until the red man was Red her son Donald, who is now prac- now.it can be fairly classed among th.> Rapids. Mich.
errtl^uul the liox Is /-I.mm-.!. ’ The ’
taken off. The family came Into the Icing law at that place.
leads. Lewis is at his best in the first
NEW TELESCOPE hats. High IluHt^datos.lbe beat for bmirs. and
Prosecuting Attorney Williams is in
city this morning from Jenningt.
Ht^a poor organ grinder, seated
riii* fo-Hl la slowly «Y>oke,I. w ilh lietter
school
bands.
e a number of Indians arc* work­ Detroit this week.
at the lable with Lord Lumley. kindly
resMjs In many <ases. tbnn can U- atVeung Lediea* CIsse of the Church of ing and remained over from the room­
Hamilton
Clothing
Co^
Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer is visltins treated, his reserve U broken and
talned liy rapid *v>oklng on a stove. O! j
^ Christ Gave a Weaaeot Dinner
ing train, the man finding oblivion in Grand Rapids friends and incidentally without using a word of English,
course, the apparatus does not answer !
Party Last Evening.
a whisky stupor, while at one time dur­ taking iv the fair.
for cooking atiaks. chops or rakca. [
peaking all the while in Italian, he
TRY A RECORD WANT AO.
Miss Nellie Benson is now acting as
ing the rooming he was only fighting
A most cnloyahle time we* had lest drunk, striking and otherwUe abuslnk saleslady at ‘ Amerson's dry goods
the Churrh of niMht. The his little lK>y and wife until bysUnd- store.
» <dtehe happy hnuVc waii the
Interfered.
Mrs. Walter Lyon, who was the
young ledlt^xlaas of which Mrs. bo
guest of Mias Kathryn Heir for a few ;
trjua'Wrlgtl|^ icarhcr. cntertalnini;
days, returned to her home In Trav­
the fetSng tnene claee with thclerse City Monday.
;
Icaoher. l>rof
tf. W. A. Smith, and Mini.- f
ler T. P. CL*ll^. JThere were abom |
95.00 to Detroit and Toledo. 96.00 to!,
ig people In attendance, i
forf4 yoong
Chicago. 94.00 to Grand Rapids on 0.1
^fu'r a^^jgrt
while Hjx-nt *in drawing
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G. A I. annual excursion. October 3rd.
BpecUl to the Evening Record.
.11 wr^ - invited
95.00 to Richmond. OcL lOlh. Ask any
1-ake Ann. Mirb.. Sept. 21.-~Mrs. U
R. A I. agent about it.
pr©lo . .umptuou. repsM
rt
r. Baker lias returned from an exicndsept letooctS
X iwrt'd t|pd served In a moat appellzlng
Pd visit to friends in Indiana ani
Watermelon concluded iho
Bouthem Michigan.
Votril fim? Jipn- ono of tin- Fiawt Dbylajrs «f Hra't aod a«yf' Clatkia^ ia TraTtn* Oty with mnny nttmciiv.- spccinl vnlucs.
and then followed the after dinTRY
A
RBCONO
WANT AO,
Alexander Frmzur. the local railway
HljMin^ches. The pastor was <chosen
igcnt. has bought a house of O. E.
Nellie Bing.
VVlIibaster and Mias Netlle
Bundstedt. ThU todicaloa his IntenP
ham wa* called u|K>n first to relate her
ITiCrt J
dressy Black Tliibet. Fumy Cheviot
•*
; esiMTieneee of a trans-coniinenlal tri.n
O. N. Segsr has Imlli several addi­
S* ''which she recently had taken. Her
tions to his large residence In Lako
I:.\
deseriptlons were listened to with uu/Vnn. making 4i a commodious and
divided attention until she spoke of
These can't be duplicated at other ntorcc ut less than $lo to $20
iMwmUul home.
snowballing and fighting mowjultocs
Mrs W. R. Kennedy is visiting rel­
at the same time." This wan more than
atives in Milwaukee thU week.
MEN’S NEW FALL PANTS, Poinilar iirut?* nl $1.15, $l..'i0 un.l
^ A,. itiMld Inv endiire<l. hut modest persistCalvin Brooks and'Maude Bat«^
$2.00. HiKh Kraile W«r»h-1, uml Cn«iinuT,« 5t $2.00, 2..^),
3^ I'ucy gtineil the dsy and she t(»ld her
were united In marriage on the 18lh
$:l.00, $.1.50, $4.00 and $.V00.
^ ^ story to the close, which. afl«-r all. was
Inst.
<i^-*
well given and gladly rt'ceived.
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. J. ShllUday arc
as the
visiting in Grand Rapids this week.
nest spfwkor and'gave in outline the
Bert Galloway and family is moving
.Intention of the young men's class the
lo Provemont this week.
- nest thre«i months lo-uke up a study
Chas. Franklin and family have gone
Taken in exchans
ri’lative to' the tntth ajnd authentirttr
lo Glen Arl»or for the winter.
for KIMBALL
>to20yrs
of (hegtible. - wnien' It came from.*'
Rev. Cameron is holding religious
ANOS in last few
. *ilow we gut It.” etc. He also spok'
mt'etings in Lake Ann.
weeks. To make
Ilf a class vpirit and of the good to be
Frost has held off remarkably well
^ierlvwi TiW such gatherings. Many
room for another car
Triple ricuU,l Russian Knito.
in these parts. Com has rl|»ened quite
>\iung men have already enrolled for
load of Pianos
Military Norfolk Suits, Fancy BuoDouble-Hrvfistctl Two-Piece Suits
well, potatoees are good, yet •some
Fancy Fabric \Sniu ami neat
this etierse.
complain of Wight Injuring the crop.
sian
Suits, etc., matle of fine imnnd
Norfolk
STiits
of
Dressy
Serges and ThilieU for all-around
Miss Josle Blodgett. Mr. and Mrs.
J. n. Harl>eri made a flying visit to
.'Weight. Glen Holmes. Kmest Miller
portefl worsteds, unfifiishod worSeiges. Kich Black ThiU*t. Exclu­
wear. Vcnet|an lined coaU, cus­
Mt. PleaKanl last Saturday returning
and Charles Pease also had part in the
Btfds, serges and pmtty nil wool
sive Grty nnd Brown Mixtures
Monday night.
tom trousers, bijrb cburactcr taiImpromptu program.
Mrs. Lydia Maker sold a house an.!
cheviots, with patent belts, silk
and S(X)tch Tweeds. Stylish, dust
loring and workmanship.
Also
. After thanking the young ladies for
one acre of land to Miss Carrie BUIer
‘ their most eqrdlal hospitable and hcl|»tic trimimd, natty effc'cts, at
defying materials; neat, diBtimrthea%*>' Cheviot Suits for school or
last weev
*»
fiil entertainment the little company
A farewell partf^ was given lo Mr.
ive, high-clasB pfittems; long life
buBim^ wear, with; decided
went to their homes rwiivod to know
and Mrs. Galloway Tuesday night. An
lo
gel
them
out
of
$3.50, $4.00 and $5.00
service;
strong,
manly
styles,
at
more of the *ddPsi. the best and grand­
strength and chameUT. at
enjoyable time It reported.
the way. All in good
er Iswk in the world, the Bible.

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ANIIUAL 6. R. i I.

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BffERTMIEDTOmiBia

READY FOR FALL AND WINTER 190^

LAKE ANR

With a Brand New Stock of High Class Clothing Representing the
Cream of the World’s Best Makers.

25

25

MFN’S STITTS

$ IO, $ 1and $ 15

“t

RAIN COATS AND CRAVENEHES '4Ir,'K
$ 12.50, $ 15. $ 18

FINE

$5.00, $6.50. $t.50

ORGANS

The Boys’ School Clothes Center
Koec Pant Suits

‘

» I

Wc Wfll Sell the Or­
gans at Most any
Price

EMSmSRgllHOEDEjlD
End Came WMIc Hia Wifa Was Away
Getting a House Raady to Mova
.•
t»ia aFmlly Into.
* Elisha Bird Grcnhoc. aged 51 years,
died at .*t:.*to o'clock this morning at
the home of his fatheMn-Uw. James K.
Sickles. 149 teat Blxtoentb almct. He
leaves a wife and two children, a little
6 yeaivold boy and a 9-year-old girl.
Mrs. Grenhoe was not at home at the
time of hta death, having gone to Central Lake, where ahe was making a
home In readlneas to move the family
fn. She arrived this noon aad the
at 2:30 from the Church of Christ.
Rev. T. P. Ullom oAclatlag. L. D.
Curtis will have the burial arrangw
meats In charge.
*

1;;^

FRANK-FARRENT.
Chicago Youfig Man. Thkea Empln
G ri for Hit Bride.
Carroll U Frank of Cblcago aad
Mlis Alice Faireni erf Empire were
manied this mormteg. Rev. Demaa H
Cochlln oMclkriag. The bride la a
former ri^UHat ef Traverse City and
hav many frlcai lirre. The yxmn^
dimple wl^^mdde KChlcaga

ELK RAPIDS
Sped&l to the Eveaiag RecohdElk -Rapids. Mich.. Sept. ll.^fYahk
M. Boawprth. who for a number of
years has been the gt*neral agent In
ihli section for one of the large har­
vesting machlnety manufacturing con­
cerns. has entered into an agreement
With Job" r Boyd, whereby he be­
comes a partner srltb him in the !mplemeat business here on November
ItL Until November 1st Mr. Boswprth will assist Mr, Boyd and apend
a portion of his time getting acquaint
ed He is npw in charge of the store,
while Mr. Boyd Is attending the fair
at Grand Rapids.
The steamer Beitalre of the Inlanl
lake line of steamers has been laid up
for the season, and Capt- Sharp la aslisting Capt. Hawley in the mai
ment of the Odd Fellow, which will
mn for some time yet. She now makes
a round trip each day between thU
place and Clam river, tearing here at
2:00 p. m. Ed Atapangh. who has
hoes eagltieor on tlw Ballalre. b mak­
ing hU home at Alden.
Lem R. Smith has been getting
some* fancy fmit from the ^ras or­
chard at Elk Lake, among which was

shape, and many
makes to select from.
KIMBALLS, Story
CUtrk. Chicago
Cottage. Estey,
Clough & Warren,
and others. A11
marked in plain fig­
ures,

$10 TO $40
iEasy terms if desired

Wc> show B good line of cheeper

$5,6.50, r.50, $10 and $12 I

Ftnt customer gets
first choice. Every
one a bargsin.

ICIMliiJkUL.
Mlu»lo Mouai*
K. B. HAlinBR.

$2.50, $3.50, $4 and $5

tuiU at fl.ri0. $2.00 and $2.50,

GREAT KNEE PANT VAllES

Men’s

ABMrnr Our Kew EsU Htti wfll be found

-THK

New Shirts
Excellent VTilnee.

t* (NUt SiMhr,
SipiMierlS

■;.s

with janntincos, dressiness, and a degretf of life and
style seldom reached.
'

25c,S0e,a$l.«L
Bm* Skirts^ 4Se,$0c

EVERY MAN

Beanti,
^
,
Soinogood
styltw down to 50c. Home swell hsU for boys at 50c.
Among other lines, yon'll find here great values in
Underwear. Hosiery, Gloves. Neckwear, Sleeping
UsmentSa etc.
.

MEN'S
NEW GAPS

¥

ssc,$un.$UD
Be7s’C>i».3SCAKSOC

OUR NEW FALL STOCki

STEiNBESG BROTHERS

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neeofia^ TfuvsiM CfTY,

THUBMdY. BffrrtllBttl fff, iWL

wofo Ismpg Otar tha rag aft IMCanlv
t» tha Jorl^irai^^^

Brewster’s
i Millions

WANTED.

SiM^TlM Uflhti of tha tm wtro
flaw, bat they eoidfl plainly ba wmm
ftamthaott^

•Are yon thod. ro«rr noM Brow,
afar, with n toodinf Mndmiaas gamw
how of Mta he had arm Ml n stimiWi aware of me pteaance of women oo
dHton to taka her la hM anna, nnd now dark.
It waa otroog opon hMik flhb was my
Throe boats shot away from the alda
of dm yacht Brt water and Jae Bragdhn In dm drat bsCb ofomd srith ffMoa.
^hmrm take a sAof nt ’omr ertod a
sailor who atood In dm oteen trlth Ms
finger on a trigger.
-Don’t do that: W> don’t know what
boat bohls Peggy.- commanded Brew«*Tonrsa werrana; thaTa all- ha said, star. -Keep rook boyA and be ready to
Itm Mt «MU titff flMMMBt that -and yon MwdM gs to alaM»- Good ■mtp If we bare to - He wraa half nunl
a%ht* Thair hands tnnehsd In the wllh fear and anxiety, and ha was da^
aerkrtia aM« to Cba llttSo tmrrt tbm mmi darknaoa* and fht fhrUl that wont orar
the-liaod of
him told a tmfh of whkh ha had bean
to tha girl la

mi wnd MAit ircuiaBOi

hi^ii!rysffJS

Ir took tke ito«o of mirth, and idM
rioBf nvBtkaUr to Uootjr*a ana.
^ waa johlag. Mootr: o^ Jakla*.*
aba criad. -Ob. what bato I doo#r

thought of bar and bar too qnlat aSocs

■oawlhlng humpad ngalgat dm aids
of tha ship, and a graOagaoand follow,
ad. HmncanmochargnitlathndacomMncd with the soft awlah of water dlstnrbod. Paggy and Brrwslar wore oo
M point of going Imlow wtmn timlr attla altmrtloo wad omteoaa.
was entght by tbsaa straw
aood at thar warv. tba womaa could

-What is Itr aba adcad aa tbay pana>
of« mwthy awanhad ^ tba dack.
-OH off tbia boot,** aald Moatj. oa»- oi irraaototely. Ha atroda to dm ralk
tha giri foUourtof Hone behind. Tbrea
iBooalir calm, to tba brtatyotaa.
and bablnd them, but baforo they had
ttnm aran to apacnlata as t^^alr

1^—iS&l

waj lliiinb <|iiickl7
kl7. Ho ateirpod bw
aad tba aiiffry Mitor.

rnAPTKR x::iv.
kKOnX gnxv Ibr lOwIk an «
^ Inc Mnlb*. fullowr.1 by
Ctnn.f< at lUo ImmuiIih
\ ah-mlnr. a ho n.».hled h.^ bead 1
a|it^\lncl>
give we time to go beliitv and |«irU my U-lijngliiRB
UlijngliiRB that they
IliM> b.* iK^ut aahon-r* »U»e aaktd nniv
ly.
•Thundorr ga«|H«l Honly. -Tluff
no wn> to tom him down.•Wlwi do you liii^u. Monty Hn-wobTr’ alw crli-d, turuliif u|kui him wlib
tUiiliiiig fyii»,
•Uliy. yiKi*re cnroiiradnc die okl
^ guy.- hi- j.r..U‘ai«l, dl*apiK*luimeut In
♦Verj- IntlcetiiMi.
; Ami Wliat If I am? lan’t It tny uf
fair?. I think 1 am richt In atiaiKMilng
thiit Jm- haa naked me to U‘ hla wife.
Uu’i li my privilege t.i acet-pt him If
I n W.r
, Ilr»*M>t.T’*i fntv wua u aiiidy. lie
' could not iM-lirve that ahe waa lu ear
nett, but llM«re xrn* u glmaily f.H*lmg
that the juke na- la.|ne tuniwl on him.
'Jlii- reat of llMi eoiiiiiany atan-l hard
at Ihi- l^ualuHl Peco aud hnmthleaaly
UIVulttHl dev«-lojiUK>ut<i.
•it V. iiu< do la tnfto with Ihla* i-hap.
e cKiw

ooa troabla Whila ba parbrad with
tba Aalk. Mra. DaHtlla barrltd Paso the deck witb ateoltby thuds, as If com­
to a oafa placa balow dock, and tbaf ing from tha Inky aky abora. Tbws
wm followed by a flock oT abtn
waa an Instant of droadful calm and
woman. Poor IVg«y waa abnoi
then lha crlala. A dooan sinewy forms
Irarlad tbemsHrao npon Browrster. wbo.
ba amppad taken completely by sanulsa. was
bitwaao bar and the I
thrown to the deck Jo an luaunt. hla
wbo bad atertad to follow. Mrock doai attempt to cry out
beli> lielog <-heekinto bla baart and jnado blm toady Co ad by baavy bauds. I*aggy’s aHuam
IlCbt to tba daath for bar.
was cot off oa quk-kly. and. paralyzed
It took naarty an boor to c
by terror, she felt berself engulfed In
tba Alfarlan that IVfity bad
strong arms and smotberrd Into sileoca.
It all bappened so quickly that thero
an ware not to ba wooad after tba Af- was no chance to give the alarm, no op
titan Ci<diloii. Ha flnatly d«nmrted poitnnlty to rrolst.
with bb antlra train, tbottmcbly dlw
Brewster felt himself lifted bodily,
aatbflad and in bigb dudcaou.
and Uien fberr was tba seusafkm of
flm ha tbraatitiad to Uka bar by falling. Ha strm-k souiethlug forcibly
forca; ibaii ho ajrrra,! to giro Ikt an with all Ms weight mul Ml bac-k with
ottoar day In wliUL to inako op bar n crush to tha d«-k. Afterward he
miml to go with bltu |icacoably. and found that the effort to throw Mm
again hr coocludail that a lilnl In tba overboard bad failed only because Ms
band wa^ worth two In the bu«h.
Brrwatar atood «»ooinlly on tba out
alda of tba oxrited groop fflowarlni
upoo tba ugly suitor, c'oolar beadi arad swlfUy Into a
that deposited
had relegated blm to tbU pUca of aametMug hard,
corlty during tba diplomatic amitaat.
jerky, itK-klng motion,
the aDdden opliuJ; of oars, aud then
she knew no marc.
The ipVoders bad rinnned with a
to oauhtlab bbI Halm by force, ilia ersruaera and patMnee that desenred
to flght for ber then Boccnaa.'* For hours they had watted,
there waa quelled by i'aptaln silently, wa^fulb^ and with deadly
IVrry a detarhmaot of Hz Unity aall- ssaurauce. * How they en-pt up to the
ora. arboaa Mg hare flat.
KUtter in such numbers aud bow the
few atartled nofca. more daring came aboard long before
It took all the flght out of tba abelk
aud hla train. Three retaloera fell In­
to the oaa while trying to retreat at
far aa poaalbta from danger.
Mohammed daiwrted with tb^ Irate
declaration that be would
other day and that the whole world
would tremble at bla approach. Pla­
cated with himaelf and afraid
mart the eyea of the other men. Ur
He tcMk time to cororort tbo anzlqita
women who cro»-ded a Unit blm and
then aaked for Mhw ijray. 8ba
In her auleroom and w ould nut t
forth. Wlien be knocked at tl»e
a dismal, troubled ruica from within
told him to go away.
•Tome out. Peggy; tfa all orar.—be

There waa a lung pause, and then
oamr the pltifnl little walk **l am unpai-klng. please, alr.Tlut night Urewatar entertained on
hoanl tl»e yaiiiU aereral roaldeot
gel haaty if he ihiuk- yuu-.^^'makTuu !
^iigllah aeqnalnUocoa be•jiorl of bim -Voii an- quite ah>unl. ........ .
^ cri.Hl iN-uihiutly. -I am u.>i tuokiug •
eiKiriofbfm.”
A»e painted the ocene ao Tirklly
• Well, then.-why dun i you f. u Wm '
Uugbad wUb ioy over
to «u ah mt bU bua|iu«.a7 *
dhu-omliture of the ‘
"
fonud th
• 1 .!«. I
,n.r.
l.vlu» .rouaJ ( and Rrewater ronmi
then».lT« Jock.»l.l lli|. toiwauusl)
T,.. 1n« ri«»pliilily «l on. •noai»r MW nod
«W
... ,1... t>«™ *«
counw of «bo tMiUl
lm. n.« r. r. ..ud .U«l wurtLv r.i»au,l t l•o^>owlJr bad aToldrd blm durlDK tbr
I cveuiug. but she had gamaly mdiired
•Tlik* eon of the proidiet dealie* that ‘
*****
from tba rest of
you W a. quirk aa iHroUbh-.-xW^ of < ***-If alw waa a Ml paW It waa

..... W..r;d. 11. ,,,« «r
am. ;
,„u .o ™u.. w.d.^,u. a.

^

r.«8,
.0,1 brr rye. abot a i
bri.^ bK.k «f «^H^l at tU- iK-onllu,- i **>-*^.

MoBamow

Ttihm rompiriefg by surprise,
the blow was struck DO one ever exphdned. Bo quickly oud so aeeurstely
was tim abdoctloo performed tliat the
boats were well i-lenr of the yni-ht
before alsnn waa giveu by one of the
watch, who had been overlooked in

quickly they had found hud •inlKmnd
Brewster, carried a couple of wound­
ed ohlpmatcfl below and had C'apUlo
Pmry In Ms pajamas on deck to uke
-Tbe oearrhllghtr' cried Brewster
frsntlcsHy. -The devils have stolen
MMs Uray.WMIe swift hands were lowcfing

_,v.„ ~r.~lS'.r;."£Sr„'’':rrrs:

Ihrewwtef po«bad hSs way to her oida.
his fhaa^ as white as daath.
•This tent a joke.
ha cried.
-Go baknr. and Til ^ rkl of tba

over tbe water before many aerooda
•I •bjact of aear- bad passed, and eager eyes were look­
ing for tbe boats of tbe pillagers. TBe
Arabs bad reckoned wlthoot tt»a
j
^
“ acarobligbt. Their fierce exoltatloa
^ P~««kw of boat was bean- died smldealy srben tbe mystertoos
Mad tba other streak of ligbt oboC teto tbe aky and
*®
aUflhablama,
tbra asm»t down opoo tbe a^. bunt­
and both were ao happy that Moham­ ing tb^
^rtoros Ukk a
med was littit aoro than n prapoaltlon
ao fnr na promlw lo tte w«t»r
d. But all day
udjaaoMd
t>T
"vtiT
OMww* brfoi»
long tha harbor was fun of flshar I
and at nightfaU they still ware loittng tbe clad or ««Bt Q> that tbe rob­
ber beet bad b«a diaeoretrd. They
were ao Bear tbe yacht tbat It waa
Uka pvpoaelaas Mmaaidt. And tha
aaky IHbeamea wer*
dait oaB on board wars taklag «P poarearaatw. la tbe dear Uebt froa
no fish: nalChtr ware they mtofllng tha tbe aMn-a de«b they cooW be eeea padnoca that My dry and foldad In tho
bt* wblle robta flattarta^dadlvraaA nan
»«r iBto w
URW ww wwwwvj

on board .the FUttar. more guests barti« oama ont (kotn tha Htj. Tba dark
boars bafort tha dawn of day bod arrind before ttay patoff for Aara.'bat

fix or emk pood Men.
work at 1 olciock towxv
Sg. Trmrwra dty Brk*
imw Wir at forty-elghl cents i

cbalra and other artlelee ^of tnral.
tnre. Inquire at $11 South DMoa
MML
muUX
LW.8tonh.€l8Weot
ClUaMMphoMltl.

erM hna hHd that thU most inHude WANTSO->A lady with years of ptmetkal experience would like a posF fOn
all mtaeellaneooB expenses. Tbe rate
tkm as bookkeeper and tnanager
Bhi Mre< ooraar BaU. sIm>
hsTlng been fixed, the asylum mnnIn a good booee. Inquire OIL pbone
bm power gimnUne engtae sad .
agers will be under tbe nmosHy M
138.
sept lS«t*
feed BiU outfit: toao f-rooM brick
ezereisiag the greatest economy In orraaSdaaee. SH Sixth street Applg
der to keep expenses wlihin the limit. MOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY—
to
John Horrteld at lealdNwa.
Blood poisoning caused hy getting a
to real or buy aa S or $ room booso,
ItototElf
sliver la his foot two weeks ago ba.s
centrally located. Leave Informacaused Ike deaih of lO-year^d Johnny
tloa with Mr. Keltogg at the flrot
POR SALS-Stoiw balMtag, gtock and
Grillth near Rapid River.
L
sept l$^f
SatareoL Win aMl aU or oiy part,
The Mlchtgan Telephone Co. Is construettng a line out of ^met anJ WANTED TO BUY—10 or 12 fu gr»>- or arm fern bunding. Apply to ooee.
ccry counter, also to rent scales and Chai- RoaeathaL TrtiTeraa ORf. IfIHl
Ihroagh Wales to Thornton, which,
touir n-tt
second hand store fixtures. Address
when completed.gwlll cover Si. Clair
4U4 S. Uaion St.. Traverse City.
was kept on that partlcidar ol»Jaet a1
FOR SALE—II lou in Haaaah% $lh'
most to ttia axeluslon of Ilia others.
sept
The Kalamaroo Gas Co. Is comple!
add; € oaetotre loU fiwatlag M 14tb'
Bnl CaiKatn Perry raw the wisdom ot ing Improvtroem^ ai a rust of liufi.tmo. ----------- --- —. .
»av^ ..n
tb‘|
lUeeL 4 in Griffin A WinotoY add.,
kaapliig all of them c lrorly kK-atad la
eery business: jtood wages i»oid. I and 3 lou on West Front stroeL
which will give H suAcJent capacli.v
order to prevent trickery.
Address 404 8. Union St.
Win be sold on easy paymenta or
Brewster's brawny raflor l*oys came for « city double the prc«seni |>opuU
sept 10-lf
exchange for other property. Oeo.
up Wke greyhatiDiK thn-riug as they lion of Kalamaxim.
dsidied nmong the hoots of the fngl"ITncle" John While.
years old WANTEO~Bof to murk Jilght. end
W. Raff.
Sept 1-tf
llves, Tliree or four shuts wero tired and Sn vears a n-.il.leni of St Joe
mornings and go lo sclfHol. I InqulnJnlo th«- air by the zealous American eoiinty. atiendid the wedding Of b>
MISCELLANEOUS
43C Wrbstt-r 8L or jih»fie 19S CUIIsda. mul there were loiul cries f;rafti
daughter.
Mrs.
flora,
Monday,
and
two
r«M.
j M-pt l|f-3t
Abe Arnlsi ss fl»ey vc-rwl off prinle
Vp1<’keu. Miinty's boot was now in the ) lio;ir»i lau r died.
Rf-soriers at Huronia Bearh have WANTED-M<w( c«ik at once. Thou.
fshltof IIHil «ml not far Iwhlnd the
one wlrtf^hekl Pi-ggy. He was staml- given a gold watch to J<»seph L.ee, who
Sharp. Lake View hotel. Elk Rapida.
4»n Aug. U. at the risk of Ms Ilfsept IC-lf
**'r.ike care of the otlien«r* h«- c-nll«l rescued Miss Alma Hlgglntt. irtie of
PALMISTRY-OonaoR Madame Hines.
lia«k til h!s fulliwerii. -We'll go {ifier the resorters. from gowning.
WANTED-Experienced dining foom
Remember tbe future lies fa yooi
I lie liT.ilers.Daniel J. Camj»«tr^of iv*tn»lt. has girl None other need apply. Hold baaa. a sHenMfle reeding wffl revMl
Tbe n-«ponse from IHiJnd was «
sept 12-11
the true life's history. Over Ilf
i-l)Cl*r. n half dozeu shotk nml some of liegun an ejtciiut*n! suit agalntt sev­
DntonSL side mtranea
SttSdf
the ntirtit joyous profanlly that ever fell eral well-known residents of Port Hu­
farm hands,
from the lips of Aniertjran
Aniertran iMiIIfin*. min- ron for land In a s -hnrban dlsirirf WANTED-LumlK-rroen.
women wd girls, for hotel, laundry MUSIC—Miss Blanche Barnum. Ipgle«l with shrh-ks frAa I be botts they known as Caroitau. AUim
is
and general housework. I alto have
slruclor In violin, gullnr and harwere to -take care of."
men libtttd for varloua kinds of
Involve.!,
nniny. Is ready lo open cUumw. f.3d
sklll.-d lalior. TlM.se In n.^ni t.f em­
-8loi»r nr«-r.-su.r
cbout.-»! to
i
the
•r.-srcr cbout.-t!
The explosion of a lanm In M. P
Washington strw‘t. Cltz. phone 7a!».
ployment or employes call, write or
Ar-ibs. "Bluji. or
urVc'll
Vc'll kill v\t ry out- of
phone. A.- W. Hollingsworth. Em­
sept 14 tf
r His licNit
Ism was not laun* iLuu fifty Freeman s *tiire ihreat«*md Gagetown
your
ployment O.ntracfor ami a.mmUwUh a sHrloii:* fire which was preventfe< t from tl^ other.
slon Salesman. 2li E. From 8l..
' buddeuiy a uU. while rulsd llgutv eti by the pnmipl action of Mine Host
Huellmantcl Bldg., up-stgirit. CItx.
aroe«- In the iuiUdle uf the i:g\ptlau Oetirge llopcrofi. who used his chem­
phone No. 474.
sent 13 Imo
vraft, aud a iauiu>-nt later the pui>>tier4 ical extinguisher.
saw P.-ggys V
jm-Md up lu him.
Rofu- of Menominee. rharge«l WANTED—Three rooms close In for
vlaqMHl hy oiH. of
light housekeeping.
Inquire T47
with Wright Bros., of Marinette
Washington street
sept 7-tf
Uck at Jason K. Wright with o
GIRL WANTEO-Fbr general house­
Charges of wlf«» desertion and the
work.
Mrs. W. P. Crolser. 222
Freorh from the ts!l Aruli. -I»ug of ’ and asking lli.issi damage
Boardman avenue.
sept 7-tf forgery of his wife’s name to a mort­
an Amortron, wbe shall die if you c-ome | fu^besi W. Brown, of I^ulsvllle.
near harr . .
gage for |l.4«M» are laid against Allan
grand
exalted
rules
of
tho
Blks.
hat
WANTED—Giri
for
general
house­
(ConlInneJ In Saturdays ^siue.l
B. Joslyn of I*oji Huron, whom l)<*puty
appointed £mfl Av Croll. of Iron Moun­
work; small family; |3X0 per week.
Sheriff Shannon fraU.Hl H4veral IlMntain. district'Wuty for the upper
415 Sixth street.
sept l-tf
mml inlh-s iM-fcue rapturing him. Jos-.
peninsula. Croll sucreeds Wllllsm A.
GOOD SHOE SHINING—See Cunning
Ross, of Marquette.
ham at the Lion barber shop.
Mrs. Nancy A McKinney, rngnl SO.
of Birmingham. Is dead after a resi
LOST
Chas. Greening and the dence of about 70 years in Wayne
William Wlllar.l.
of Sturhrirtgn.
other officials of the Monroe Yacht county. Her children are John W.
Mn.Hs . who iiaiuted the |H>riroUs of
club have already begun the prepara­ McKinney of Holly and Mrs. Frank LOST—silk Jackel lKl»i,tn Eluhlti sev,.r.il of Ma«saebuM-ilH- governors.
and Sixteenth strecis. Sunday even­
coIliNior of ttd.Hilnl fu
tions for the annual muskrat carnival, Young and Miss Oraer. McKinney of
ing Fimlr^«*ave at K«*c*ird office, | He IihiI .onnoylug rxperum-eH with o!j|.
to l>e given in December. This yea»- Birmingham.
(
H*pl 2{*|er odiertors wlu» eiiuie lo him trjiug
the camlvsl will b© given two nights,
Sheriff Klagstad an 1 deputies of
to imrehaiM* smiie of his prlwHl i
the first exchisIvHy for the ladles and Birmingham are c»n the hunt for Man*
.New V..rk womnn visiting in the
the second for the -htscs.’* ijsi year Hamle*rger who is rhnig* il with hav
Muihrldge. henring that the
it to(.k nlKiui .l.iMin rats to feed ihi j ing brutally Kicked Miss Augie Floyd
kmhI
licuutirul indoiiL
cr.iwd which came from ivnrolt. T»»-jdowii the Ixiarding house stairs, mis
DO YOU want a Umber claim? Then* Them. Mr. Wlllnr.!
rondlly
ledo and Saginaw, am! this year It !s taking her for another >-o«uig woman
is Idg money in it. If you wish to
estimated that fully 4.imh» will Im- nec- who shook him.
know more about It call iirsm L. K w hen It %
rosary.
The Lure county MipervPors are
Gibbs. 410 Stale Itank building, or them |iM('ke<l, rejdliHl: “Nut milH nft«
An edd lady of Pontiac, whos.- name weary of approving Idll.s for the Isuird
Wm. F. Singleton at the WTiltIna er I he funeral."
Justice Linahury refuses to divulge. Uif drunks and vags In the e«iunty Jail,
“Whos,. fuiierolV" uHkiHf the woman.
hotel.
Kept lit If
“Mine." r.*pni*d Mr. Wllhinl. -Bofll-.
led her agtsl hushsnd Into the court and have d. cl.led to apply the stone
/
room aud dentandi-d that he be sworn. pile retuely. Hereafter |>elty offend­ TO RENT-tbs.d hou.M*.
ma. I01*r, n ur^. sun
She claimed lo have pretty gwul evl ers will l>e cfimiH-lk-il to earn their
South Union slreeL
F.. IMi?
denn- that ho was unfaithful to her iKiard by breaking stone.
South Union atreet.
\sept Ik Ct
and would not bo aatlsflod of his in
CharU-s Strorostra of Muskegoti. FOlTsALE-^lne
horses and harnorenee until he took an cuith to that whose
m>.-^terk)UK
dlsappearanc.*
There will l»o a dance at the Sliverone new dray wagon, one iiair
offeet. Huhhy meekly assented to the eaitse*] a posse to hunt the wood^ for
sleighs. S. F. Saxttin.
l.ake |»avnion. Friday evening, Sept.
»tepf ir.4;t 22. Fr.*e bus from Grawn. Tliou»
ordeal aud an affidavit was drawn up. him. has In-eti h-ard fn.m in Chlran-.
When the tim« came to make the cutt!'.} bn»ke. lb- went Cu re to get a betit-.'
louse; In- wishing to-go from Traverse (M»y by
the old lady demandt-tl that It l>e done'job. was separateil from his money,
sept 15-ff iraf-tliin ear can ohialu iiifurmailou
upon a Bible.' There was no Bihle •ojaud Is mtw waiting for car fare to re FOR RENT-F«irnLh<*tJ ns.ms. fur- from J. .M. lllakeKlee. There will be.
lu had and a Hc-arch through th** turn to M*'skegon.
iiepiUl0 2« :
nare. eleririr lights, luilh. 42S rcH.mforall.
nelghls»rlng officc-s failed lo r«-vea11 ^
-----------------------Wa.Khlngion St.
siqit 1.7 id*
one. The woman was not satisfied hut'
Numerous and Worthless,
allowed the ceremony lo vnicoal. and ( Everything Is In the name when It
FOR RENT—Vrom room near Boardthen led her agcl spoure away, after
man avenue schorjl. Siiitahle for
Nolle# to Taxpayart.
warning the justice that she wotiI.ii^„„.
teachers. Inquire at 4:iC Weh.mer
The lax rolla for tba collccikm iff
consult an attorney as to the legality’jfrgm ^Wltrh Harel that Is a paefle
Ftreet.
aug 30-tf
rabool and city taxes and special as*
for piles. For blind, bleeding. Itching
of an oath without a Bible.
ami protruding inies. eczema, cuts,
sozamentz for the five wards of tba
Members of the state asylum iKiards burns, bruises and all skin ditw-ase^ FOR RENT-Threo
city of Traverse City. Mich., have boea
met with Governor W'arner Tuwday DeWitt’s Salve has no equal. This ban.
603 West Seventh i
placed In my hands for collecMBT,
afternoon *fo discuss the question of no equal. This has given rise to unmI will l)€ In my office for the
erous
worthless
ctiunterfelts.
Ask
b»r
asylum expenses. The rate of main­
DeWItfs—the genuine. Sold by all
pose of collecting said taxes every
tenance was recently fixe<l under tho I druggists.
FOR SALE
week day from now until Nov. 1, ]$66,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE-Twent. from 8 o clock untU 11:20 o'clock In
tbe forenoon, and from 1 o'clock antll
acres of fruit. A. B. CuriJh.
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sept 20 121 4 o'clock In tbe afternoon of each day.
AU uxee paid before 6epL 1st will
FOR SALE—Plank, rernent and parti­ be reochred without collection fees,
tion tik*. Apply new r»<»!toffice.
■ilnOOD
|i»ltolPBIprYIM<B
*TABiL.K'T«
and all Uxes remaining tmpald on
aept 20-21* Sept, lit and nntl! Oct 1st a penalty
FOR SALE—Invalid s wheel chair In of one per cent for oollectkm frill bo
A BLESSING TO BRAIN WORKERS.
flrzi Haas condition; ball-beariDg: charged. Oa all taxes reauOaing un­
AND NERVOUS PEOPLE.
at L. D. Curl is*- undertaking roomi. paid on Oct. 1st and ontfl Nor. 1st a
A POSITIVE CURE FOR
penalty of two per cent for oollecttoa
rapt ifi-2f
ECZEMA
ERYSIPELAS
will be charged.
BUGGY, grindstone in trade for a cow.
•CURVY
OOUT
Ofllce. Room 202 Bute bank bldg.
Organ for sale. Inquire $23 Walnut
TUBERCULOSIS
RHEUMATlSMw
M: E. Haake.1. City Trotanror,
street.
rapt IC^l
NERVOUS DISEASES
BLOOD POISON
Dated July 24. 1$05WEAK lungs
KIDNEY TROUBLE
July 2WDct IL
FOR SALE—Hoora and lot. barn on
CONSTIPATION
IRREGULAR MENSES
lot, 442 West Eight alreeL Price
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA
LIVER TROUBLES,
$2,400. onxKblrd down, balaoco to
ed from tba essence of rare
FimiWard.
anlt purebarar. laquire 115 East
ladlas Plaota. and are tbe perfected result of over flO years of
Notice to all Paroena Ifitortotod:
Ninth atrrat, or addreaz John Cluna.
aadU^
rompUy on tbe Limps, Liver
Tho apodal ofraasment tax roU for
Cheboygan,
Mich.
rapt
$-U
told KHI
Tbera organs are directly responsible for tbe oondiaon
tbe constnicU^ of Lateral Sewer Na
of the bkgM. SA-MU-LAH Is a btoo^parttyUkS medklae put np In tab­
FOR SALE OR RENT—A good aovan- 1. Sewer DUtrict No. 8, located in the
let form, and eoataiaa notblag of aa Mjnrknn nature, they are InTalnroom booM. Inquire Dr. OauntiatL alley between Waoklngioo and Web­
able la cases of apedfle febrfie dlaordera where tbe blood baa a larpe
rapt 1-tf! ster streeu, beginning oa Garfield atw
eiMBa a(totetaaararia.aeU. Eveiy diaaaae or dlaorder tbat fleah U
not, running thence west to Barlow
beir to oaa ba tiaaad to liapura Mead. PAdtlMJtH baa bdped tbooFOR SALE-Houra and lot.
atreet. tbenoe north on Barlow te
aaad* ot aaPeron.—n «an twip yaa.
WaoblngtoB street, theaee west oa
fntU land; 10 acrca tlmberod; price Wariiingtoa atreet to RaUroad arenne^
$•$0. Addrraa B. E. Belknap. 1028 tbeoce to ooniiect with trunk aewoi^
OH 8ALS M PlUNCITAl. DRtJOaiSTS.
West Front MroeL
rapt 1-lmo* has bean placed in my hands for ool>RIC« f*H MX CONTAININO ft TABLCTS, tO CCNTM
lecUoa. tbe i
to be paid cm or W

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TAXES j

SA- IVIU.L.AH

MAKES IICH* lED BLOOK HEALTH AMD STMECTH

SEWER TAX

FREE.

-pick eai Ibe b«t Ibat bM Mtaa Oray
aabeaid. Pal away. bayaimaaMte
abnMdoUarata«e*tyaae«ya»aHiaiiKlM^ bare to bettor

’ amt oTtni. Mr.
¥i tM iirtto; t i

i

nCRISAN tm CONBENSHI

DANCE AT SILVER UKE

lug. I!egg>: • crUnl Lotleiaa. the first H
I waa the I
ttun fearful.
inmk.-^ ie’tJSStled^^Wly!“^--\“u
yem eomo with me. Maryt• Pi-OO !" tried Hrewster MgrUy.
-TliU ha. gone far emmgh.-VtHi abuuld have miokeo sooner*
Monty.- abe aakl quietly.
-What ani you going to do. Margaretr cried Miw. Han. her eyes wide
with «iii4*4.mcut.
-I am gj^ag to marry the non of the
propbei - she replied so dcridadly that
fwery one gaiqied. A moment later aba
w-ms surrounded by a group of excited
jromiHi. mid l aptain IVny was cmlllag the iarkles fbnranl In a rolca of

s';c!!*lf||:':;,.iffl
mm.

^ n yM dealer topae^sappV ywn. and prle* aad order to

PdweLLORUQ &CHEMICALCO.
IdS MASERU STREfft,

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NEWYmK.

!GS*ksi!?~n^?S3
FDR SAL^ CMEAF-Odo 4

table,

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fora Sept 20. i$05.
M. B. HABKXLLw
City Traoania
OSkO->fUxim 103 State Bank boUfl

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TftAVCHtC CITY. fnCHIQAN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. ISOS.

PraMca KHltfr of tte Wopen *
of Kew Tork. iUofumt«« adalrably al a rac«u dinner
party a point vbicli abe vUbed to
aaake la reply to a man who had said.
-Women are vainer than men.mrae.** lllaa Kefler an^«ren>d.
-I adtnH that vumen are vain and men
are not. There are a thousand proofs
that this U *>o. \t'h>v the norktie ol
the handsomest man in the room is
even now op the back of his collar.”
TTierc were sla men presenf. and
each of them pni his hand ficaiJy be­
hind his reck.
A Mope Luncheon for a Modem Kinp.
For the luncheon the Lon! Mavor of
L< n !on loive in dmnur </f the kin,: and
qrt*en of Ponuital !•' the G ild hail.
.S’ov. 17. PupplW as fol'owi. had to iv
laid: One bundr<^ lurfiuut of xoiip. M*
dishes of sole.
ul>hc5 of lobster, h*'
dlabes of partridge, hi* dlslu^ of cut
lets. €W fillets ^.f phearants. |o di^hei
cif raised pic. OO dishes of roast chlpk
en. two liamns of lK'<d teach wrluhln.^
Hm
5h jciii' s. :;♦» cn ams. i:n;
dishes <d pastrr. k.M.Hi
!.«:•••
knives, C.is'P forks, r.:n*u i;:a-*.se>.—Kx
change.

At
Rastall’s
KltlVES
FORKS
SFOORS
ALL ItEW

SOUVENIRS
HANDSOME SPOONS
DAINTY PINS
FANCY CHINA

NEW W*ATCHES
ALL WAIST SETS
AT HALF PRICE
Acency tor CcJebnied Fox
Typewriters

ELEaWCITY
FOR
POWER
KommtterWHATPOWEB

Busnssfiiuns
DR. F. i. MAC NETt—Practlc# limit
•d to BYE. BAR. NOSa. THKOAl

and FITTINO or QLA»B8. Oflto
W Wilhelm block. Cltte«M pbooi

FtANO TUNINO-W. N. MlllarA.

M

sjsrsr

EvENT^Cr’^m
ty, nott only
onlr ifor eoo.
noiiiioreiK>ii>,lratfor
of ntility and t;eneral ndaptability.

SUREST
CLEANEST
CHEAPEST
BEST
Let os viialire an Idea
for you.;

fioaniman Rircr
Electric Ugiit
& Power Co.
VMKnMfntlDiWtll,

It has liceu show n that sm.-!!! rrya
taU. having the luster, hanliioss. gravi­
ty and Index of refraction of diamond
<-aii be «d.t!!lm-«l by bi-ntlpg in t!ie el«i'taln.ul hlM maj^irlty and api»arrnily 1 now Itnpmvlna hU country e*tatc. iric arc piih orixinl i-nrlH.n on .n H|dr-I
i hvars a charmiMl life, wncr h«- bai. auf- j Mme. Sior>iM l nt.-anwhllc having pu' ol iron wire, the Inatinc tr.kiter b»
•f. rvd no ill rffwu from l.i« variou* cha«d a finv rv*<I.U not- in St. IN-t. r: hydrogen wnd under gn*nt pr.
.I
ir Ik found that
ilurv
i:.n.
are lo nmt et hand, they will
outh AT
Africa
llehasUH-iiin va-!burg.
-------------------------Mf^. n. J Wa^. Iroin South
s k
I ki
nccldents. in the most | <ioo tons of \Vt Ihb coal in IVirt Atifatir
Always SucccRRful.
haw iH-n uiunLhK h<
an
<ra<
u,,rtotiK oi which he was thrown thirty j when the fortn»* surrendentl.
When IndigeMUm l.i-eonn-s rhnmic it
rhot In. an iniKlUh *h**< tlni: tourna i
feet over a h«‘dge anil yet was nut ! The mantger of a New York clip
' nu nl.
L»r«»'vu
!
4 Vcn nerlouHly Injiinhl. He has In- j ping l.nreau recently Issued a new
AutDO. Hhv >lM/t
^ ■ ihtlltary
for arctic exploration, be- i pro-iM-ctu«. which he Rent to pronild.ilgotl a fad
I
linjuf jn>«ilfiou at 2^«‘^yanjH ami Ln
•Wl U«v. «*w* SM^Swukt. mC
o abamlon his ship, j nenr men nil oter the world. In the jj^oagh. of
'lug comp
aat^jifJ^akf tiiafU*
<iut of
which was caught in the W* 4jack off j circular it was fsdnted out that sub- iIjom- snlleriug f
|a.«^ IhU- Uilrly nviv Wliun aiiiiiiif
. Prince Uudolph isiand. He has maile i scrlbers could riiad everything sai l j s«mr Mf»nuieh 1 w
hrIiiRv thf* lirfro *4 Ii«t hat t hiM lyuv4T S innumerable ascents In a Itallooil. is| about them In ihefiaiHrs. Among the ‘
Uir kIrIjI. so ikai th«' bar i* li) pt rftv t j notifl ax one of the most daring .Alpine j answers roceiviHl wax this from Alfred rure. 1 bHV»* pn^Tilo.,? it fur a
1- rof niv imfl.-nis with -.oitwi htn-t
vbati**. S»:t» iwL-tH
Imt lUu r irnttV^rn!
^
,
. climlH-rs b» Eurbpe and, now he pur- Anrtin. the llrillxh ixa-i laurewte: -Mr. Ktwinl |)>s;M {isia <:urf dJg» sis
.tins
..........
1.1,f,„. l,^.' h.mtius 1.1k AHMin .1«» »m can-.o l«y f«. Rn...' >i*u eat
Sold by
GIVE
A. a .,l.,n.;r.;n. ..t,cinK lli,b..,. l-....j
,,t
ha,
lloury .I„l,nn.n. a n-,in..l omnau
The totil |e:u*4h of the
n-r.rf^c, \...k „.Kp...kinK..a.l..|.l-|,^,,,^
, lurntta, ai.d nshlns iri„ InlllvlnK In Gravesham. Ennlan.l, a^ than.,l.-.1l, .m »h<-1- n. fli. ..f hlKh.T .Hlu !
„„r<lurn WlKconali.. w of W. 1. a IIvIhk r. f...aii.m of r. r
Try A “Fill to*nlght."
fur Bala by all PruggiaU
RiKyt- T4.ar k.t uithoot tiw
catkin when »
, While there he grew a mustache, the , lain ihioriex H.f.eii p.-ipounded b>
to.uM. if
.r« . pl-nufciMv «u»
dl»:-..,.nt«xl, sayings *1 n.^er w.-ii io!^_.
lO Owns and 2B Cant Bciaa
Ahich gracfil hlK lip slnct» his carm>£t reformers. He was a circ
pU«| MTith -«rh
*4
furm-h
: cotlegi- and I thank heaviui for the ’ rullet-e days. For comjwinlons
performer fnmi his chlldhoial up
ADCEFT Np SUBSTITUTES
•fart - The idhhoi. asU.-d: -Am Mo ator liR'I u guide, a c«M»k and a dog. Ian advanciil age, always wax a rnioker
^ understand tha* tin* geniletnait tliank^ ; Far from telegraph and teirplu.ne. Mr.’and since hU finii-nth year ha> taken
■.hmven for his Ignoramer* -Wliy. i Ih ve.'hlge enJ.)Vi-«l himself !horonglilv. . Tegulat rations of liqm*r and tobacco
yes." mplleii the mllUonalre: -you ran I the only thing rt*sembling work which • In spite of all this he is In gts.d nienisi
; put it that way if voti ve n mind to.” he did being to put the finishing touch-, and physical comlitiun.
"Then.**"retorti*d Itishop IVitU r. -all I'
X forthcoming l»ook.;-Thej One icy night rharh>lte Cushman
have to say'Is that the gentl
irld.and L
111 and the World,
n prea! «l«al to thank hea\en for.’
Lssoclatlon lor’fh/a’i
the nrltlsh Assoclat
While tlie p -nrr r.ilif. renre wl
lisly sllppi ry and it was with dii
[leernent of Rrhence was hold ; geroui
STEAMER MANISTEE
ficuhy that They k. pt ilicir f* et at al
n*tN1 imuuing
Cii.lNU \Vf>T
n-;pimdint anima.k..Tted up.m th
de.ueiuhd th
.•-•-.s witorvsi d a Kaffir ilane»* j A.^ tin y totieringl
ynilisr way in whieh Aiaenrans
niou.
performed by l.tiOO native.^. This wa.«^! great aciress said to lu
to the president OS * T.il(ly * And yet folhiwi-d Iiy the mnrria?:** of ihc I r rt'.l- i quite In her Lady Macbeth manner!
the Knglish set the pace fur nlcl- I Italy chief. Mhiola. The bride was to j-Take a good grip on my arm. I.awnamoA. When King lilward wax prince <Ik* cVb f among his numerous wives.' rtmcc. and If 1 slip hold on like grim
j|
aoiNO KAKT
of Wale*
wa» known ns -Tedlly jone of the scli ntlsTx. a linguist of in-j death. Imt If you sljp. in the name r.f|
l.v SlilKauke.->I.K»cUy-,We«lnr-Uiy«
ITS A PROBLE.'W
Walev- . The In'e duke of riareiu jiernatlonal fame.- asked the dusky’ heaven let pi!”
I
-was called^-(Vllar nnl Cuff-*.*' «ixn ' maid in h* r ow n language !f she luved i Handd S. VnndorblU. son of William easy to solve if y<iti oune lu-n*
-l^nmnade and Claret.” Uird HU* her huxbaiid. ”Yvx. I love him.-* wasiR. and the present Mr.s. O H. !*. TbI-i fertile S«ihitioi!* th** pMUetti
K*tunU>» : a*a. m.
lilcMlale was s|K.ken of as -Uhl Hhu I the te-.ly; "t* n lead of caMl*- have'mom. L *s> ambitious. s*i ur.-eily for how t > p*t the tnosl hinilx--of
‘Th« *:SIAMMTKI-: • U .»n«- *.flh»-li«it
warmiitahle kitnl for tlie h ast
liarh.” The hereiliinry prim*«*jw of ; Ims-ii given m«*.} work that he U determlne«l i.i take his I
Homnanin lx mentioned as -Mlv-h*.** t Kdmond Uustand has made so much | degriH* of liachelor of a*^ix at Harvard money. Wc* haven't .1* **n in
th»‘ lumlxT lm5im*ss for years
„The p.*|iular term applied to the kinu money with the uruducis of hix
j next June instead of In'Jum*. r.e‘7. He with..ut leAniini: h**\v l*i* buy
U -the g*.v.“rmir **
'X
that ^e has tMs ti able to engage thnv is crowding four vi-arx* study Into Kwinlin^:.
siu.Min^, tl*>inn.i:,
Is cli arly of the
|.„,isfaiii artists, *Ji .nn Veber.] throe- years. In so doirg he ts f«)ll«*w- sUiir lutnlxT.hitli.sliiiicjh-s an*l all
?; opinion that die- old prmeri. -fie wlu? |H.-n:i Martin a»»d Cam l>.*lvallle. tiling I*r.-sident KllOfs id«a that eotD'g,*
the r«*fit of the lotej lumlxT litie
; Ir. born to In* b.mgi*«l will ne\er li* iier*»rate his HuMpn* villa at Camiui. I work is niter all onlv a prep.Tr;elon for so us to sell it to suil-iuj-tomers
^ rUM ! firowned-.ls cormt in thtx.ry if not m ; A. T. guiiler CoueU. better known ax I life work, so that uhi much time as to ciuality ami priev. (Jhul
rir-:’ • : NHcnil appHcailon. Tbe dMke has lo-en !-Q.*’ Is lh»* lat»*st Jlriti.sh novi'lixt to! should inu Ik* passed at college.
to liave you provo llie problem.
■ nir.'lng with diath eve^ slepe Im at- : make an offort to gel into iwrllament j An asjuwiiition has lux-n formed a*
!!!5IE 4 47
He will -stand*’ at the IKioIht eU*c- Waxhlngton. with CharU*s C. Glovi r
Tti- H r.- r«.niT n4 o
»r!»l U-auty *re
fmtarr*,. nti-rorf «.f
tion and It is exm-eJed he wlll win
Riggs* bank at its heail. to onH*! h
hr... Ciirnpl.-Xi.-ir. ami -Jir tm * wi«.as he l< v*TV tsipularln his native rc-; montiment to Pocahontas. The Jamestilrw-d K ii)i tliCM- f«vor>. whu will 9^
glon He lly^ lij the Cernwall he has j town eXfKisitlon Is to Ih» made the cm
rrrrr
to piw^cr.lor. it loaf.
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I made su famous in his s'orics. ( om!i :
of the dedication, CommlttcK*^
*^*>r ctixr!.^’ Kb-h F.-d. th.- grmuwt of *
»
|?S?S
Ux 43 years of age and has written : of to*) will be formal. Tlu- first loO
If you want to Ittiy a
Iwmty-thrtx* twinks.
j will W composed of the dese ndants of
It is said CHivemor Pennypackfr of P4>cohc*ntas. among whom tlu n* are
htApr.i.tr«t.cr» J- Ih- oi*tr om ii. th- world
^
mm3*.Pennsylvania Intendx to jm*1| his fine| mmie of the most distinguisht I ihthhI inrtor-,1 l.jr iLr in.<i»rid fr«
» W'p. r».
nnd unns'tal historical in»rar*>*''this fall. • won* in the rotiniry: The coiiimiitcMxs
He has a fl»'e collection of Franklin j wIlT colli*ct the money to en-ct the
nml will com.- in ami l<*t
lu»
srrlT* 10:A0 * m.aad t:4S p.m
imlr-tni 4 an! tofiK-,-w lU rouml out nlir
imprints, proliably ir.u v.dum**x. and ♦ nmnument.
us sliow you tin* many
low.41. th;n rhr.rJc - r -rr.iw oj n«ck with
aliout 200 old Germantown reprints. |
---- -------------------lulvantau'fcms foatun-sof
hrjilthT n.r*h
For r.-inotirc wnnk!.-*____________________________________ ____________
.Io*wi*l. r«- think we
Th,s
U valu..., .<
o{Th?--of
please you.
Th*'
•ni.>rc.ls «!«> » !..««: mtio* .rf P«^l j 5.„„r <hliar.-n,
....I f..r fouchs.
rapids i inoiaia iy
ukUj wht-n
.Umlal «nioBr«i.h»''.nd Iciu-r*. ,UI.!fv,w,, croup an.l Wli.
lark-pbaileilasb pan with
CORPARY.
Other iwpers ranging from a man ,
Knll laviririf: shaker rinj:
for
K*ftt rcm**dv. l!aimb*x.v
trript diary of Washington’s clown to
makes this stove verja*:i8y
bnra^tltnn.Unrr
a»d
t—nttful.
noth
3Contains no opiates.
Train
lo*TrOty, 4:4S a. ax, «oat**
oi»erale.
The
hot'Mast
o.jcwl
*t.
T.»
i.r.-v.
xit
th*f
IrtiKt
from
«h
I.iiu-idn’s marriage.license.
Sold by all driicgisie.
alwax-u- Ur.«« uan-w
hari-w r orpn j
' rroth-r>
M alwaxcitr 11:10 a. m. eoa
Boinke eonsumin" devic**
JoKcph lUnu^i y. Jr., who b- In the
r Itw
What is irupposeil to he the wn^ck
makes it a very iN-oiiomj public ey« through his fight to wrest
The older thf prospective mother be
ical ami s:itisfa< tory soft
e Wabash railroad of the fishing sma.'k in which Win.
ha tnoic dithvuit th^e- c^twl through
Ud- U, .T...4 «.l-i |po^°^‘Tn7^^^.hV.!;S'l..?^4’*
fri**nd di^apiK-arc* ’
or nanl ei»a1. coke or \vo.h1
frem the Goulds. Is not exactly the j Sci:rivc*r and
*hkb she must pasa bdare she experistove. The <asl Kvly,
few we eks airi wa^
iwcee the glory of tbe maternal etatc.
manner of man taken to tie a fighter-1 tn?m Saitgatud;
n«wM. wrd jM.rtrwlt of Dr. Chari* on the Im.* |
TrwVkiwe Cttr t>:S a. m. {U0t
Thb was tr4e before
with its ^jroiiml joints,
lie ha* mild and kindlv ways.” wearu {alghfod from Grand Havc*n Monday,
g. W. al»o warn ladtm tu.x j train w 1th
rnmo Ctn^nnall I
which we guaraiite«‘ not
b
thr fa£>u an Dr ' Tiwln amr.* In Trarnwr CUT I:* p, m. *ad
glax^i-x and iropn-xses one as lw*ing]hui the «*a was running so high that
L> warp, crack, buckle or
much less agcn^s.slve than ho is. He H .could not be brought in.
melt down with the in.
Yarn
irrivlnr
at
x r. a. m. U.4
Is a fighfer. On provocation H is Inj-----------------------pnnel;^ V^rmrun^x
U*nse beat from cxxil,
him t.) tieclare hlR ctmvlction* and
A Laxative Cough Syrup.
wm* Introdared. but wow tangible e«i
makes it the most duraopinlcm*. tHrsonal and im|»ei^nal. In;
or congh nearly always ptvm
^^IA
l”oFFER S;~.Ti“
drnceia the ehape of countless mother*
Ue stove mad**, and when
of advanced years who have used 4t
a most emphatic manner.
Iduce* consUpatlon—the water all runs
we U*1I you the pric** we
with entire sucxess forces us to gladlj
Pe ter J. Vieau,
survlvIng>on ofj to *$0 ^nc^
teinte the intcgniy of this statement.
think you will.atrreewith
^ w-hu amiw.r thin artrrrtJ«M»«-nl ami - ml
Old or eouniujUrm^bjhe i
. ib«n »: *JU
AM parkaoj4. arr ^cnl in rUin
Jac'qu*-*^ Vbau. Mnwaukee’* first
| tbe^RTer^nd kidney*. *F*or the want
us that it is tin* best, as
tradev«>f whom arv r..,-Hird remain*, i of moialur^ the bowel* tn-come dry
well as the cheapest stove
partuTiem atate. and abaobitely k
tF dead at bus home in Miwki-go Cen- and hard.” Kennedy* 1-axativc* Honey
you can lind.
^ at the cmcial time.
the
orgianl
La-ative
Cou)?h
flr-.
‘
**
'****
orgianl
La-ative
aged hi. He was
For external massage, easy and
It meets and com*cts the
frptJEMBC -TRLIDBC
aimiae to apply, wonderful in its cfiect. ifblld U.n> In Milw.ukw of while
eoodlilon*.
condition*. by .cling
it aurcly U w bviog monuaMut to the ;enl. Mr. Vieau went to Muskegojt»nt cathartic on the Iwwc
14^
truth of that old adage.- What's in a
ail colds from the system and cures all
j Center in lRi6 aid wa* for
conghR. crcnip. whooping cough. La-j
• justice of the peace there.
Grippe, hronchltls. etc. Sold by all
For AldMg UrlUire. ChartrrtiU aad FM4W• Gv-nerai Stoessel. who defended Port {Drnggista.
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.
} Anhur. has been retired with the booorarv- rank of adjutant general. He is
TRY A RECORD WANT AD

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MRS. E. L. BONNER'S bair dr

REAL ESTATE AND LOANSTraverte Land and Loan Co.. 1
Office, room
Tbnrtell,
, Hamilton A MiJlik. n block.

DR. F. HOLOSWORTH- SpedUl a^
tenUon to diaoaaas of the eye. «aK
noee and throat
Glasses flueA
Rooms 7 and 8, R A L
Oo. block. Both phones.____
OrTeTs. MINOR-Offlce orof An
lean Drug Store. Special altenll*
to eye, ear. nose and throat Glaxr.
sued. Both phoo
Sixth Street
DR. W. E.. MOON—l>bo04 .
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WasMngton street, CUs. phooe Xlf(
Bell. 99.

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No Unpleasant Effects.
If you «*vvr UM4i I>*Wm*R Uttlc Early
Rboerx for biliouxmn* or eonxlipstloo
yoti know what pill fdeaxure 1*. These
famott* llitlo pill* cleanse the liver
and rid the Bysiem of all bile without
prudQClng tmpleaaaat effects.
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f. TIlIRLBY, Dentist Over Bs
m 4 Karl-s jewelry tU>m. Bot
ones lOL
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ARTHUR HOLLIDAY—b. 'phyi
dsn and stirgetm. Removed to c
fices over Flrrt NsUunal bank. CD
tens phone 386.
OR. LAWTON—PI.) HU Ian nud x‘*i
g.Hiii: offices in Wilhelm bUnk. thli
ll.x»r. with Dr.s. Sawyer and Penhi
|rg«)n.
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tuner and action rer«Istor. Sat
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DR. G. H. LYNCH—2 and 4 Sutbe*
land block, pliyxidan and i
Cillxena phono 36i.
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abstracts

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