The Evening Record, September 15, 1905

The Evening Record, September 15, 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)

1905-09-15

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YESriEflOArS ISSUE I

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OFTsmiomESS
UlMa Atte Riowvclt
aod Pmrty. ,

nSASTBOOS EARTHQUAKE

BOUND OVEB TO
CIRCUIT COURT

THE BEST
FOR MEN

By Wire to the Evening Record.
ORRie HORPEB CHARGED WITH
Ixmdoo. Sept. 1S.-A dispatch lo the
Central News from Rome »ays an
SHOOTINQ TO WOUND,
cmrtbquake last night destroyed .Mont^
Rosao. a town of 3.000. No details
have been received of the lo^s of life
The empress gawe them
or the damage. It is believed there
has hcvn many c^uaiiios.

r .two MUNOftEO DOLLARS IN CASH
AND At MUCH IN STAMPS.

EUmUTIOI

iARWMNIIBA’SCONBITIM
Eminent Phyaiciana State That Cmw

ciuaiy# Diagiwite Is Not Yet . .
No Ctat to Burglort. 8V. Two Men
W0f» tooft Who Had to«a Corty
ny Wire to the Erening Roprird.
Thii
Kc-w Vofk. 8«*pi. Ik.^IlaroD Komura
Till
oiowd a quiet night and 1
Bpedal to flu- Kvfniinc RrcordX^-~Slic rmen, MIrli ,
1jrHOibcfP
broke into ibe f»o*UilIVce hm Usl
nlcht end
.liooi $200 In duOi
SAd it U b. Ilev*Kl ns much more In
SUmiis. The snfe vu blown otx n by
dyiinmlfe *nd romnWelv wrecked A
trlork <>w r the snfe ntopp**d nt 1:20 n.
m srhirh Indtrnies that trait O'f time
cjf She h»ld»rry. the cUm k et ldt^lly
b»rl»«iHwn sCopiied by the expUw
The Tio*^f»«re Is JocaUnl in Ibe same
littUdlOK
the Hh.'rman l*M»ne<T ana WOMAN’S CLUB MAY SET OUT A
ndpHnlna that urnee The
TREE FOR EACH O^E,
fMrt dlac^iirered until Ibe iK»Ktmnster
<*peoed tbe offlec this momhig.
No deftnile clue hna yi< Ixn-o eslale
Jlshed. nItbdURb two men we
of ClnuKntsyllle about two miles from
berr. early this momlni;. Th«'
wb hail a bag and they seimrat
that place,«, f*elng seen to 1:0 in opposite YEAR-8 WORK WAS BEGUN THIS
directions, WTille this inebbfii mfv
AFTERNOON.
have no ndatbrn toI the nddiery it U

IN MEMORY
OF THE DEAD
STUDY OF AIERICA TAKEN UP

ISateji.
Soranue
the jcw»*ler. about
hIiK*k away, heard Papers Read by Mrv E. L. ®**'^*^*
about a hhKk
1
a biud reportI siMJti
siain after
aft
wnd Mrv Adrian Oole—Leader
making
as his> doc.was
4
Was Mrs. J. W. Cauntlett,
ichl that sort'
a itn*ai tUss he thought
might have iKK-n shooting at It, and
Who Gave a Sketch.
made no inrestigation

iir.r

ARE URGING REVOLUTION

TEilOW FEVER REFHBEES

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TO FIX SEA ZONE

REPORT IS DEHIED

MWE roUCEMEN KIllEO

At the busInoAs meeting mneh tn
ruM Factory at Avon, Camt. Blew Up
fore«l was aronaed In
'
This Morning.
brought up by the board that »i^sl
By Wire to the Evening Rqcon).
I me* be set o-H for those member of I Wb I
»• the tinb who h»vc dl«l store ihc club |
^
dr tbe fuse factory at A\
Fuse com 1 REXH^LAR twenty cent !>eaiuit and
Tbe factory U the aimax
ni
imnr. It is aald llnre we*r liMi menrt 'ocoanni candy tvn cents |.er Ih. to
nomiw at LaGreuL

iifeiriii

An Iwpectkm Is orgod.

*: i'

that Stplmb*r

KubeckeBoytSSk^'^

H ai.* just Bli p in and »rc Ihc

WALK-OVERS AT
$3.50 and $4.00
III V

,\ R-J^^I Al'TII S

AmerhuiDrik Store
aWw

Scimi Shots
Tor M

Pharaacy Law
{roi*i into
am!
wu- woiiM eaU your ntti-iilion
lotho fact tlml we are prt*IKin-il to live up to all ita recjiiiremeuts. We have two

Ae(jistkrei)

pharm.v-

We carry a laivc lino of
the lUil School Houso .
Sboce. Kothinf; lx:tlcr
miule to w«ir.

CISTS ami we are at all
tiimtfl extn-iiiely careful in
the disia-nsiiiH of all tlruK^s
ajii pn*»eription8. Ouo of
the univisioiis of this now
law.is that no H9rph\nt,

...Special SaJe..*.

CocBine, or EocaiRsmsT
be told except on the prescriptiom of m physicUn^

onMiM0.’..i,.lCl.il.1rcn8Sliooe, lor tbe next 30
Days. Call nixl etio
tiu’m. Xo trouble lo
•bow you nt

Ami ilru;:Ki8t6 are nvi uinil
to know the piiriaisi* for
which ivnisons an' iisoil i
k«'p a ri'eonl of the sjime.

THE
AtVIERICAN

JfUred ereilkk
& Company

DRUG STORE
KaaS •TronS »S-

242 e. TrPBtSt.

H. R. Macdonald, Mpr.

;is

IVtys nt^-^rls will kirk; it won’t hurt their shoe's nny if tliry
fnun here. No priev lower titan ours when the shot's nr^
ukknV

BAO HAN'T

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of just bow nmVb wi^
ciin help you when .
Imililinj; U*fore oori.
rltuliru' nny onnipurt
for LutnU'r, MaU'nnU
oriinllwork.

J.

If. wi* did m»t carry wood
lines of

Boys’ Clothing
wi- cmiMirt exiM-ct {Kiri-nU U)
■J <v»me tiny disPinot? to fit out
nut their lK>ys. Thc tact that
th.-y do <Y>ino from all tlircctinilB
to prove WC^Tfi tloill’,: it different and doin^ ii
lM*lter4

This Way
P.te-'j.yC

For T??e

Popular music Talking Machlnas
and Racords

HickUaB * Lndimtf Hmic Hooi*. 159 I. Fro»t St.

You Know

TRAVERSE
E^l CITY MFG.C0.

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OAINNEL.U BROTHERB

ROSOOK

We make Bixfial iatorior work fgr Resiilcnoc's niul Ptililic
IniiMini^s, Spin: Fnuits ami Eixliires, |V»reli Oilanins, Stair
Work. Ob-.
1
If it’s ni.ulo of wtoI, wo can inako it.

A Risno Storo
Dix^n't pmw wiibout .-auso; .locsn'l Ix-coin.in _tbc
tc<l StaU-8 without the Wst of reasons:^ how would it conriiiict
them. There is Tlo
nls lialf
half a o-ntury without
^‘ /
of
It it. Close attention
of (cmr jviuitio] to the inten-sts
,
♦rons, pamstikmu,
lilK'Tiil ill all tk-aliiiL'S with our enstomers; s<-llinj; pianos ami ornaiis
of eminent stiimlin- at prices,«iuality considerotl. which eompv-tUion
is nnwillinp or unable to meet,
TboBC prim iplr* nr« tbe Uuii* on
wbicb our ImsincM wa* foun.lo<l
i.n.1 is c'on<lu. tc). ami ni*>n which
we ask your farther iiatroiue.:c.

Boy’s .
Clothing

SUqH CLOTHIW AS

Edtilieiiiiii.sftiii&t*

■r,;v;y

K

‘fiiake for Boys and young
nun

MErNS CkTOW©
CLOTHlNGt€>rURJOSHIWOS

Wo carry and urimifuts for this line of goo-Ts; wo let np

IMbw

F'bII

Suii'fcB

A few in our window—a good many more
inside—the kind that fit 'and cost you no
more than the other land.
$10. $12, $15, $18, $20,
Rwin Gomtim

Um^

D KM V-l STW;-'

calU for a ebange hom Summer
lo Autumn apparcL alao Uat
e%cry thing the correct dresser
ni'“da Is here.
>^ll Top CVials.
Fall Siiiia,
. >
Fall Hata.i Clovm., Shirts,
Ni'ekwi*ar and rndi*rwear.
rtonu'4n and view iheao crhip
and refreahirigly new «tyl«.

WANT TO SEE THE
PROPER CAPERS
IN SHOES?

••• ±h\m Nkw

DRS. SAWYER LfEMALLEOM

CITY) BOOK STORE
THE BOBAR CO, tnw

INDIANA STATE AUDITOR AO
One of the Soys of the Party, Orto
CUSED OF CRIME.
DiahJer, Was Struck With a
Portion of the Charge
Alleged to Have Stolen $145W of
Fired fay Hoppes.
State Fon0s-Fr.enda Stand
Orri^ Hopper appeared |»efor.* Jus
by HTm.
llee Arnli Nerlinger «htR morning ut
answer to the charge of shooting with «v Wire to the Evening RectuxL
*lndian:.,sdls.
S,m Hi-IMvSd KIntent to do great bodily harm. It's^
than the crime of murder. He waived Shi rrirk. audit.-r of tbi.H stat.^ i.- undiT
exaralnaJlon ard was bound ovct to arrejit on a 1 har*:.* of i mlnSrh ni. i:t
f,f itale funds, lb wit»
the next terra of t'irouit court. hU of
bond bidng slgn.d l»y l)r. J. H. MiiniMia taken Into Pullre ei>urt this m .rtmig
and Mr. Hoppes In-ing relc-asod. The arrompanh*!! by a sne.* of l.u‘in. ^and profesrtunal •men of proinuiem-e
bond was for tzoo.
The cane- i» rtf' ou’enme of the at­ who say they ar«' willing lo fumi 'h X
Isrtid for Sherrh k. He wa^ giv.-n into
tempted mhidng of a mehm jmirh at tineinJiMly of an oflieor and le|t tiie
tin- arjlutn lH^t Hunday niglil. A iwrtv c-ouri for liie n paldimn club.
eon'Uting of -even Uiys allegefl In
have been Orlo aud Claud Hldiler of
Ninth slrt-et. I>eo ami Roy* SupU* of look for Mra. H. M. Timblin’t fall ad.
t.\» Wc-est Wevcnih r.ire«-t. <*ha;inrry
Ode. >Vank IV-'/ejvky and Winer VanSire rnler**d the patch. Hoppes, who
is an alteniUnl. was in waiiinc as the
palrh had jirevPuisly Ix en -dlsHirls t I
rrU«y.S*Mt.l5.1905
liy marauders. When the ls»ys were In
the patch, he arose and attempted 10]
****'*" 1 titii^u-ttidy. Tlin-e of the
iKi.vs slocMl still hut the four others?
starifd to rim.
BULLETIN:

SITUITIOR IS IMPROVED

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ing thU Mrawm

SHEBMCX IS WRESTED

arm. The
Hrt over lo
ooliee. who twdv them
at the Womans eluli this afieriiiMin. an
exifdii-ni pnigram In-lng given under home.
The
ynatter
was
allowed
lo
rvM until
the leadership of Mrs. J. W. Gauntleii. today when Hoptxs was bmuuht
tin
-tMORTY.- A SAFE BLOWER, SAID In intn>ducing the subject she gave an for
trial on an affidavit made bv the
TO HAVE BEEN SEEN HERE,
interesting and com.nrt-hcmslvo little boy's mother who Is a widow.
It
is
said
that
the
Uiy
was
^tnirk
sketch of the first owners of the land,
tolling briefly of the colonlex founded by twelve of the shot.
Wat In the Vicinity of the OVal Wood by the four great powers. Ehigland.
Diah Factory and Wav Acting
Holland. France and Spain and rapidly
bkeiidilng their varving hl^torv- from
Suapkiously,
the discovery of America to ifitl?. when
It wan rrprwted ibis atiemoon tbal England heyan to l»e felt as one of the CXAOGERATEO REPORTS OF POS•‘Shorty,** a noted crook was in the
SIBLE WAR DENIED.
city. -ShoHy** Is said t.» be a safe
The first papi rof the- afternoon was
blower and all around eriminal
ly Mis. E I, Spi^uue. who In an ah!*
has done time Jo nunieioes pri
iianner Kketrhiul the larlleRt disrov Norway-SRwdcn Commiaaioncra Say
He is desertiM-d as a sho-t man '
Nothing Has Been Done to Sugtng Clark rlothc's and dark cIaH»*i's. HU
«t Conflict of Arms.
on Porto Iliet.. poure ih* 1a*oii Iwlng
l>air N light.
Shi told in an oulertalnlns
11 is aald that “Hhorty** otwnit
■r evpI.HXtlpn In Florid.i ;v Win- to the Evening Ri'C'ord.
way of hlK
and clown the I»e»^- Mareneiie
John Hiwsl. who was formerly a brake- In a vain q< I for the fafded fountain
C4H»€*nhain*n. S< pi. i:».~Advire> trum
of vueth a M*a*rl« which n*«iilt<‘d in .
man on the southern dicUloD. k
Ibe man by sight and it was him who the aequlKitiiin of va>i lernfortirs r„r j Karlstadt. SwiMlen. when'.the rommlKsaw- him in the vlelul‘v of the Oval Spain. • l,ali r S'lanlsh explorers and sinners of Swcuien and Norwav an?
de. mol ting Ui effoci a dlssolutiim of the
Wisid IHsh Iketory lotjny. |i Is said
that the man was seen aeiing snspi
union, say the ►ituation Is Impnivinu.
riously In the vieinfly of a idJirkhtnlt»i Freneh Huguenot h tonchcrl
There is f
simp and the Mirmise is given out timt
Information, for the alarmist
•re hnefly latest
in Arixomi and t’aljh
he was looking for lends.
•
n-|K)rts that the conjmisf'loners have
delivered on ultimatum which is likely
to rchull In war.
indon, eSpt. ir.
ir..—The Swi*dlsh mln1/mdon.
later-had a long interv iew at
rtel
eign office this morning. 1
4*rn le-rMor\ was aeenlred from the
P RUSSIA ARE ARMING Fn neh in later years In th<* Hnited
hi‘m
their dlsS(ati*s. Thf s.-l‘lemenl c Mlrhlgau
THEMSELVES.
In the Fnnob in ih tndi i ir.Tn aud
the ii.dde work of Faihei Marquette
and cuher Jes-ulle rols.ili»nartes was
Literature Urging Upriaing Being l.Hen> fold. Her |»a|M-r was very roru
pn-henslve and showed In what farce
; ,
Spread Throughout
iniwsnre the Unlteil Staic.s is in- Train . Loud Have ArHvW wi Cincin­
nati. Some Coming
ilehiiil to Spain and France.
i
Empire.
Paper on Coloniration.
.
North.
A fine papi-r by .Mrs. Adrian Oole on
By Wire lo the Ec.-mng Rivord.
i:ugltsh
an.!
iviich
ndonl.-atl<»n
St, IH'UTiOmrg. S<'pl. ir* - Ainrmiii;: Imnight nut manv Ideas whiob wen- By Wire to the Evening Record.
rincimiatl.Sip’. 1.*..- A special train!
reimrts arc roccive«l 'f*oin various eomiiarativi Iv new to her andU-nce.
yellow le\i r refiigeea ar' ived !
Jewish diMrtcls to the ciTeiu that Ihi She iH'gan In- s|n-.iking of thy Intinsat*- j wl'h
assoelati.ui
'bk- morning fn.m Pn.vldence. U I.;
It the empin* at
Jenrs
in curbing the
Ing thc'msvlve* and spreading
Health offirv-rti have qnarantUioil fiv*
and
went
on
lo
show
bi»w%ihe!
Ing the p-ude
caat literatim* su
of the TMxnde of Holland and!
lo bt'gin a revedut
Englandd was cloMdv Interwoven I
I'nitiil irom earliest limes by lies of
Unship. IhcMi^ wen- c*e-menli'il when
during the time id Queen Elinabeih
there was a gnat *-xcslus of Holland
Rin;i, am) Jap Cnvoya Will Conte
I TS to Eacland. over Ha..oou mining Rumor That J. P. Morun Had Se­
Bay at Vladivostok Following th
cured Control of the Pere w
to that eonmry U' live. They were
Signing of the Armistice.
picketl
Marquette.
in their line?; of worti. I.,ater liie$e
By Win- tef the Evening Ree.vrd.
, same men and their dii*ci'ndanis
ny
Wire
to the Evening Ilemrd.
Kivhaticn.
Manrhnria. Sept,
......... .. im uroall part of the col.mv of
Icn. Manchn
formiMj
Ciaclnnall. O.. Sept 15.—Allhonch
Following
signing of tbe artnistlce
nrtnistlce;; |»,iritan^
puritsns who rame to America
g the hlgning
by GemmalK
J
t^vanoaky and hNikuiihima, i ...v^k religious Ireeili»m and the Puri- It ha» iH-en announcoil in .New Vm k
Jba» J. V. Morgan a, Co. have eecun d
control of the Great Central ralimad.
V Inrbiding the CinHrnaii. Hamilton Be
the l»ay near Vlmlivosu.k to det<*rtnine their devotion i
intolerance of wnuig The >eivl Dayton and Pere Marquette. Prertdeni
whar sliall i^iiuititute a nmitrsl aek
ri bv their fortiea'-i; '-.aa »>ern in-j 7Jniroerman denb*i« tbe rejion and t«ys
Rone. «
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mil* a thousand fold ir thclr d- no tiak- in p^-ndlng.
•ceodantR of Iwicr yvar?, iheir iraiiinn'ttng to make America the
SWEET CIDER 15 cenU per gallon,
triot
In AMrtlon to SW Woondw) In Riot*
John C. Morgan A Son. Both phones
n, Frem tse RMi-Pcaca
Amimg the rrjinable features of 119.
$opl 12tf
the afternoon were a piano solo. -'The;
FUtterrni.” by Mlw Josephine Dnvl<,
vocal solo by Mis« Gran' Hastings
By Wire to the Evening Reconi.
with rloUn
Miss Illancb«k
among the police during recent
rile IfTIler amf
diata
of the
demuoxtratUmf
ktlNd and 3K7 i
club rooms were beauilfulV
with asters pn-sented by Mn
MANY'killed and INJURED.

NOTED CROOK’IN CITY

Of one quarter to a third <» WAIX PAPBIl If purebred berw tbta
falL We find oprwcivew over slocked oo some gnAtm of pt^ifirt and
are aacflflcing Um araorfitagl/. It will imkred pay you lo do pepoiw

WAS i WAIVEB

OUTCOME OF ATTEMPTED ROB­
BING OF MELON PATCH.

MIRTH VEAR-EBET

A POSITIVE SAVING

3MOE)

Br Wire to th* Brnilac Hwnrd.

^StUTTEREB ST BTRMIITE

WCATMER-rrobsWy

« O’CLOCK EDITION

TRAVERSE CITY. MICHIOAH, WUOAY, BERTEimER IS IMS.

6 PAGES

«M«M. T«U»«AI*H MRVIM.

RICH HAUL
BYROBBERS

THE EVENING RECGRP

SHRRMAy
(NEWCAans

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B1.0CK.}

the wme bWi BUnilanl for

boys*

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Ol-OTHINCb

As wc tio for the men’s Goods
(lur stock is romins in almost daily; we aball hate the bM
array of Boy*’ and CliiMrrn*’ Good* w^ have erer ahown.

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FRIDAY. SCFTCMDCR 1i^ IfQS.
Mr rrMay ML the h^ of Mr. nnd
Mra D H. Ogy.

rltbndaclv«alaLMazi4.
e MIsm GUva 8- Dag. ard Laura
end left yeattcffay for JIaple City.

Ate You Enfftydf
Bd people ahcMM remember.

Chicago visit­
Mn. Gnri OiMPn nf Glen Arbor nsItni wBh ^ VmtK Mr. and Mra. ed with relaUvee at tlda place for a
tew depa Mat week.

GOOD HARBOR.

•rw Cftr t» ««k tM IK*

CI-HUL.Y IMIOMXS

: with the latter’s par- pllcated with a torpid Uver. tmUl she
Uw her Birength aad vigor, and be­
MIeeKelteDaPchfifG
came a mere wreck of her former aett.
vtetUiig with Mra. M. E.
Geo. Doumr of Trmverae City mad
C.O.M^ho^l^
ra. May Shephard are vlMtlag reUDan Myers and wife of Port OoekM Hvee of thH place. Mra. Shephard win
I w^^^AIbcrt MOUngum and also take a trip to Soeth Manltoo Isl­ F. H. Meads aad Johaaon Drug Co.
and to visit with her brother. Geo.

Mm Ttalted with

iMbert Mnitegto®

ihrrmtt called on

iMt M—i«y After a i

ier-TS

Bast Le)a»d. vIm> went
wen hnat to their

beqa apendtag the ^smaer at
Kenwood, left for borne Ftiday on Ue

Mlaa ABoe Staggapeat Satmrday visteg with Mra. M. Baaeh.
Bepi. IL
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, You can
a pow­
erful
litaUT
that will take Linft}
.inefu rhiink#
ami Iliad
n^ght,

GUARANTEED DIRECT FROI
MT. CIEIEIS

to help her alatev
MieeBan and wife of East EM
COUNTY LINE.
menls for the threahers. p«re vlated at the borne of Charles
Mr. aad Mm. J. J Cook and chil­
le Peterson Sundayed Plowman last Sonday.
D. H. Day starts his camp Monday, dren. who have been vWtlng Mrs.
Ml. Clemens Mineral Salts from one
•a mother. Mra. Robert Dixon, reoha Mclnala will be the foreman, ns
turned to Ibelr home In Kalamazoo.
of the strongest mineral springs in the
anal.
)
_ ss Ester OoaU of Munlslng Is vis- world. A tenspooaliU of the aalu to
Alexander Mclnnis and wifc^have
ELK LAKE.
Itteg her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
a glass of water equals a gallon of thu
Mrw. Wfa Powers of BIk I
an Elk Lake vUltor Sunday.
The chicken pie social at Grant mlnenU water drank. It makes a soldMlaa Matilda Gee U w
MR. FARKER't COMPLAINT
Mr. Tryk and wife, who have been jWTch was well attended. <14 being able salt of uric acid. U does cure all
ih^ amount raised.
Mow oonet Attoo B P»r%er. <
kidney, liver and sUmtach trouble,
wmi«. woo- or T ^^^***Ptid^^****^‘
Lee Bennett, son of Mr a*»d Mr>.
**** Mlxaourl
_
democratic ca»4rdatc for pretl Torch Lake api-nt Sunday wUh rela
George Bennett .Is at tending ibe High worst forms <if bowel trouble condeal, wiXb the declaraikia that the ivMhere
trolU*d in seven to fonri«*en days. Bug
to D^-a mill ^ been graveled aad is school at Traverse City.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
WaSch
are
Mr. and Mrs
IliliiCB be predicted have come to pa«n.
iKV. drugglsi; American Drug Sti*re,
ng hack to Angell after an abaeace of being cm back from the lake from
Carr’s to the bridge, making a decidcil
Just irbat he predicted i* ®ot cleat; In two years.
Wait’s l>rug Store,
sept 12 12t
In the roadway
hi* ai«erlloii. but If Mr. Parker
Okwrge Frink nnd famUy are
. Sad consolation la the state uf iblna* log to Kewadtn on hU farm there.
$100 Reward. $100.
Howard
Snedley
made
a
trip
to
Pe^
^ 4e II irekome to It. He amyi. loo. that
toakey Saiurdav.
teders of this pap
T‘ the country mnit he protected from
Mr and Mrs. E O. Winnie nnd Mr
pleased to learn that there
We have and offer for sale the fol
V graft and rHIevcNl froni mUsnldancc and Mrs. George Frink spent Sundaf
tme dreailwd disease that sebnee hs< lowing list of nwl «*statc. it is all de
been able to cure In all its stages, and slrable prop«*rty and must lie sold.
We agree that protection from grali with Mr and Mr. W’minrn Gnv,
Gordon Earl
Mr. nnd Mr*. Harvey Smedley of
that Is Catarrh. Hall’s \laUrrh Cure Call or phone for price*.
U dealmbk. i»o d«K^ President Rnosv
Ratos spent Saturday and Snnday with laro their new house
it
the
only
positive
cure
now
known
70 n on Bav 8t . opDosite Harrow’s
Oneida Is the to th© medical fraternity. Catarrh
Mrs Darwin of Po-t Oi
▼ell nnd If Mr. Praker enn produce a relatives here.
store. Building on same is now useil
gneat of Mrs. P. E. Fisher.
One t!iou«nml a^telies a dn.v, one
preaMent who will *pro«*cuie graftet being a consUtutlonal disease, roqulres as warehouse, but can b© used for
John Hocklngs and Mtoa
Sehool mmmenced Imst Mooda.v,
tbouvuud n^-tldiiig^rings a \v-*ek Ibat!
with more rigor than lYesIdent Roow- \t*lBteni of Mtttun spent Sunday at erith ProfeMor IhimtiriUe and wife a. a constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca daelling.
Ik thr onlliuiry.»-<.uFse of ImMii.-HS nIJ j
larrh Cure hi token internally, acting
l^t n. e. cor ICth and Ronnie Sla..
f relt dlaidaya we wonld like to have liowell Soers’.
the .vear around ajf the gnat
directly upon the blood and muct»ui
Sept. 11.
Mr. Merrill of Port Oneida has surfaces «if the system, thereby de 57 ft. on lOfh SI.
him trotted o«L* If there was rr
broking «*KtaMI.sbiiieiits .»f Tfuiv c. Tlie|
II ac WlU»4,n Bk--k Otsul
50 ft. lot on W
eib 81,
traded Ms farm to Mrs McKlbl>en for atroylng the foundation of the disease,
, enemy to grafters la W'aahlogtao mor»'
NORTHLAND BEACH.
1 \viit. hes mill wiildinc riuen wblrli «bil-|
Mr Kills U picnring and putting In her hotel, ke 1-akeaide House, and and giving the patient strength bv
' eameat and UKiet auoceasful In prow
j ly nuiki* their uay to tin M nil
Hmlw
R01 sixth 8t.
will take 1 ^slon thU week and 1m* building up {^e cor. .<<<1 tut ion and aH».Iste for Mr. Squires.
llmi.P snil tm. lOi: nolK-mlK
I eating them than Mr. Roosevelt w»Tbi,
entertain
the
travcJlnK
Ira Inman, who was visiting his son
ing nature in doing its w«»rk. The pro
Webber of file iMHirer rbi si.es.J.«i 4jn-J*^mnvand lot. S.
f have yet to learn of It. As to mh
public.
at North Unity. Is home again.
prtetote have so much faith In its mravrrniiM‘Ulo |*n>vbK|n.;i.
Mrs MeXibbua win move to Grand live powers that they
er* from till*
f anre. there aeem* to be litJle
rkdph Gagnon la spending a wbek
Wrnsrood avc.. between
Ill* tU4 ii1.v live lu.iiu lu-K Iu r.Mi is.
Ith Weaten A McCray s, hunting In Rapids, the home of her daughter, who diTd Dollars for a
plaint about tha manner In which the
and lUv .S
Is q»iHe 111 and vctv anxious fbr her to cure. Send for
are by. i»u U'cmui drinvu «*xi lu^hi-Iy
! on Sbrii
i! is n^mg things; on the
McKIblnm has
fr»*m
thi*
If Is. tiub*<*d. fhe
The Misses Elizabeth Anna Holton
WaVne and Bav 8ls.
'*
ilfr1tor»sevjp]l a*wms to have and Julia Anderson visited Flonmce
xvonuu of tlH* upper r].*i««i*K ulu. an*
F. J. CHENEY A CO . Toledo. O.
L.t 71. and hou^e. Oak Heights.
leave.
and admlr
and Ulllan Bernard Sunday.
Hold by all drurgirts. T5c.
tbe liit»t K-8 kb*»-K III Ibelr e*|.i |jdith© <
Oscar Johnson and family
Ret la and eOorge Brown were visit
ll’s Family Tills for cfinstlof the entire country In his ot»m1urt of
Take Hall’s
fiin*K. mill w || ♦ an*, fben fore, tlir iiuwt
moved to Pension They
nation.
arre> of land, large house, cor. Bay esiMMKil to mmMcii ihi-ihiIhit ditll.ulthe nation’s affairs. Take for larunc Ing at Mr. Johnaon’s Snnday
better at warm friends during the seven vear*
Mr Johnsons folks
and Uamsdell Sts.
tb-K. Women ill s.M li ly. ubeii «lrhcii
they lived here who Are sorry to have
OM (i*
8« WHhtoc«<» m
12 to 11 acre's land In EImw<»od tonm- III the Muul «le Tb le. « jirry tbeir j«*wthem leave. Mrs. Johnson will be long
. brought alK»ut by bim and one
ihe
Miss raixabefh Holton Is going
sbip.
about
1
mile
from
city
limits.
.-K lii.ll.elr dainty bnudbriCK. spd llu y
rem<*iulM»red. for every time the sound
, % most blwidy wars In hisUiry ended stay at home and go to school thU of
Win make a good market garden.
the churrh liell or the music of |1m‘
eu4 0unter luniiy n po »n*r »-lKler on tbe
.1
4n>
IH
miles
east
of
Cedar
Run.
[*' through lb« efforts of the presld<*nt of winter.
.illlan Bernanl snenl a week at her organ is heard It will Ik* a n-tnIndiT of
4 4‘*’s I *-i miles w«*st of Cedar Uiin. v.n>. tlraircim: ln*avy set\lir.' ii..Me!tii:e*
* Mhe Pnited Htnu^. What Is there
Attacked by a Mob
ie’s at North Unity picking blackThere Is t-onslderablo saw tlnilM-r 4-f iMHiihna aeroKS tl«e «-..urtvanl.
soliciting that the money was raised And teaion. In a Ubor riot, until cov­
wrong abfuit that? Thc-nmnarchs of
lies.
and pb nty of wood Umber on tbU
ered frith sores, a Chicago street car land. Roll gm.d.
lorence Bernard, who has been for their purchaai*.
t Europe and the rulers «»f e very nation
No^mrx ••aitello ^
Mrs Dan McKlnzie of Fonth
Ah. P>hAFBVia
eooducior applied Bucklcn’s Arnica
working at Norlhport. is home again.
Factory on Bay Rt.. power and mn
as well as,diplomats and the world
SU BmS rrtmt Birw*.
Uo HUlrt
Miss Ge*inide Hilton’s soventc*enih Iton visited relatives and friends hero Salve, and was soon sound and well. chlncry rrady to run. .’t5r. ft. frontage:
i famous men unite iu r,H^»gnUlng that
nhday was made the occasion of a yesterday and today.
”1 use it In my family.’* writes G. J.
gtHhd liK-aiion ft»r any line of niaiiuThe
liall
game
played
here
todi
f. Pnwldeiil Rtwjsevelt has earned
Welch, of Tekonsha. Mich., ’ and find faciuring.
easant parly given In her honor i
TrlrpboB*« BarW Hrax
or
tween
the
Maple
City
and
Glen
ArlM»r
it perfect." Simply great for cuts and
r gratitude i»f the w<*rld by his artlon her uncle’s. All report a good time.
Also several glU-t*<lge land contracts,
boys resulted 19 to 3 in favor of
burns. Only 25c at C. A. Bugbee aug IC-tf
BUGBEE’S
8HANB
Sept. 11.
J. E. Grolllck Co.
; and brought added pn^stlge i«
Glen Arlwr boys.
CIU- IDI; B-U HI
cau. HXi: Bril 16
:
ctMjntry and many aiivautagi's
Mr. and Mrs. D.iKing and little !>rug Co.’s. F. H. Meads* and Johnson
Cfilds cauw* congestion and costive*.
daugliter of Emplro called on friend Drug Co.’a drug atorea.
iMSielUa to bis
by the deter
CALI- OKTKLKI»H()NK
tss. nuids v.lileh should IMIHS through
here
Imlmy.
^
mlmsl and humanitarian sUnd be tool ha<! ihw fever
Uk- Imwels and kidneys are s««cn*ie»l
Sept. 10.
SHORTER HOURS.
; in the
proiKwiibm. What Is th again, lodklng rather thin, but feeling
n.^e and ihioal. H.dllsier ■<
well
mattej- mith the f^Kiniry anyhow. Miis
CITIZKNS-’PHfiXKIT.is
^MCMininlfi
Tea
will
|wisltlv.-Iy
Ilockv
BATES.
Unite
on
Early
Oruflfli.
Ge<»rge Vogley of Elk Rapids wblla
k‘i eeiil.K. Fiir sale by JubitMiii
wa look 40 Mr. Parker for lietie visiting bis brtnheMn law. Mr
gan last W
ndav I
Miss Ethel
Tompkins «if Traverse
The druggists
of Acme, sras taken verj- IH Slinky
I
rld«*d to shorten fhelr btuirs.
morning. A doctor was called
lamp left lastt Monday
Mon
for bls| Beginning the first Fun.isy in Oct«
pcd »t **eari tne*ble and very
I' THE DECREASING PENSION ROLL. rerlous At prcM-nt be Is Improving. borne in Coat:* Grove,
e. Mich, also to u*r, sio’-es will be op**n from 9 a. iw
The L’nltivl Btates fn-nslcm roll
EVERYTHING
The little slw mill Is busy cutting attend the Michigan V. B. conU*renci‘ m 1 p. m. ami from 4 p. m. to « p. in.
DEALERS IN EVERYTHING
DEALERS IN EVERYTHING
which convenes at (Waco. "
Mich.
‘
B4‘glnnlng the first Monday in Ocl
*r for the dork hnd wa
reached tt,s highest |sdnt in January
_ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Worthington of lier. the stores wll! cli»se wekk days at
IWp
for
the
Northern
Water
pt^lnl
last and since that time a dtH-rtase of
Transportation Co., who Intend to buy Q'ni«-erae City have pltchixl a tent on P o cbick. except Wean*.•^day and Sal
nlsiut sla tli^sand ^as .be«'n i
' from this point. W«' fheJr farm near Bale* and are rcM»rt urday evenings.
The blglu's^mlKU' of |M*nsUine
L they will have a telephone d«»wn Ing for n few days.
tertalnMr. and Mrs. Haroh
the roll was l.wi.lln;. btit It will prob there‘ also, for we saw Frank O’Brleu
Got Off Cheap.
ind Eling relative** from Tecumseb and
He.may^wcll think ho has got off
b*ss titan down that way Sunday.
i ably Ik* tmenty-fl\e th»>d»and
thn
mlra for a few days.
rivde Hoxf’e was 'railed to
who. after having coniract<»d
Uiai l»of.irr the eloi**** of
t nuother%scal celoha Friday. Ms wife, who has betm
Those attending High KchfKd In cheap,
constipation
or indigestion, is still
Traverse City from this vlclnltv ar«* able to pcrtt'clly
- year. It hag Indeed lK*«*n a roil of visiting her parents
restore his health.
ing qtilK* sick with malaria. Mr. Hox D. and Helen Whitson. Marlbel While- Nothing will do this/ but Dr. King’s
hunur and pride to all w^ ose t
ford and Clarence Selkii
j
New
Life
Tills.
A quick, pleasant and
were worthily inscrUH'd iberwn. ha* ale niuroed Snnday venlng nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jo
ports his wife gaining
certain
cure
for
bt'adarhe.
constipa­
this American |M*n»4on list, and In Its
The new remeni loidge at Acme is Hill. Ore . ha>-e been v
tion. etc. 25c at C. A. Bugbbe l>rug
ttasslng history will rr*eord the closing finished and In use. nothwlthstandlng
Should l>c in every (home. Music produces har­
several w<*«*ks. They Co.’a. F. H. Meads* and Johnson Druj
of a record and a relation boniwabb* the strike which was made by some of
week for their wfstern home, Co.*f drug store*; guaranteed.
mony in cvcrylhinL^ What better ti'ih could Ur.
alike to tmr ptMintry and to the ns
loied by Mr. Johnson’s father.
tion’s pensioned soldiers fbime eritl work for John N. Conrtwde. Mr. I
made than to present some one with a iH auiiful
ILL1NOI8 EXCURSION to Petoakey.
clsm has been made at timesIs having his residence iwlnted,
Charlevoix and Harbor Spring*. Sun­
piano. We say this to every prospective piano _
last
Friday.
dlvdua>capes criticism may Imve lM*en Merrill is doing the painting.
day. 8epL 17. BOAT LEAVES AT
Mrs. GIbaon and Mrs.
purchaser! We can save you money on every
dtWed. but Iherw-is pn»l»al.ly no
their Sunday school classes
KIk 8:00 A. M. SCHEDULE.
piano bought of us. Why? Because we buy diia^ of this rt*piiblu who dot's not
Frank Dailey drove to Traverse CUy Rapid* last Saturday for their ^
up the
know that loss rather Uian gain comes Tueaday.
recily from the factory, thus savin^j the middleman’s profit, aniU we sell di­
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.
moRt
Charles C.lrndennlng drove to^Travtb our ctmniry with this divrt
rectly to you, saving again the additional agent or traveling man’s salary,
)o>able features of the day’s program.
erso Cl tv Rat unlay.
Mr. and Mr*. Terry of Kinche. Mich.,
Mr and Mrs. Orrin Undsev took in
both of which goes to your credit, and our prices arc correspontlingly less.
the excursion to Trloskcy the other have been spimding a few dav* with
Trjiverse City Markets
Mr. jerry’s mother. Mr*. Arnold of
,report ta mada up
You arc therefore getting all these profits.
Attardy r-swaPH.-.
^
Mrs. I<ewls knd her daughter. Mrs.
* * TJttlc Prliuv* Iklwnrd of Wnb*iJ Is
each week. Tha Herat d Ian
who have b<?en vlsUing Mrs.
for cha
price
^alreaay sh.miug n delijditrul stimll Wlu*<'b'r.
A g. Gardner for a few days, returned
ness of ciidraeler. lie Ims a pmround home to Rt. Ixnils. Mich . Saturday.
Mr. BogarT* sister. Mrs. Angus rife
•dislike r.tr^niltlimetle. and sJisr.^
MiKA Maud Bu'^k and Mis* Ir«*nt* Cal of Yuba. He is traveling also for his
of Grand Rapids visited at V. IV.is- wife’s health, as she I* afflicted with
. r <g>luioii of the bnnl who laid di»nn
niier’s a few days last we«*k.
•
old axiom. **MultiplUwtlon Is v
Flo>d Ikwrh went to Traverse City
Friday, returning Salttrday.
i • Many times baa the future klne of
Miss c«ira I’ray sm’nt aSlurday In
Traverse City.
BngUind Imsh *imt iu
Mrs. Martha Seelcv Ia not qiiltr so
I Ing to this, ami nswntly. .when be i
that you hear so much about. It is the jiiano that has stood the lest for over
well. Ramnel Rcelev and Mrs. Bertha
[ Mh* bated pri'pafation stf slatm
Ramuels of Elk Ranids wero arnT for
j aHthuietle Isiriks laditg hi.vrte to s
fifty years, a most remarkable record. Such pianos look best—sound best-r
I the ilay’s M^ssUms, be arxwM* from the and came «p for a few days’ stay.
Beri Crisp of Bate* railed bore Sat­ vicinity »pem Friday at the Maccabec
i table with a sigh for
wear best—sell best—pay best. It always pays to buy the best.
celebration
In
Peloskry.
urday.
inevitable lataPtrophe. abd aald uuiet^
School
open*
here
today,
with
Miss
G«v>rge Bunker and hi* wife drove to
r.lj to his intur: -1 doi^ tUluk I’lLdo Traverse City Saturday.
Lulu Holme* aa teacher.
Frank
Johnson
has
a
brother
here
fwhmeilc bsUj: ;^.hfbk I’U go into
C4»lurohMs Bolsmler drove to Travi a visit.
j
. the ,x.mer again Ibstead. If yon dooY erM' City Saturday.
Misa Katie Wolf ha* boon assisting
James Button went to Travetee City
lAtnd.’’ ami inarcb^ nwa.v like t
Mrs.
•tson In her household I
with a bald of hay today.
dier under airrst, l#A_'i*xg Uif
duties
Mabel
Harris
of
Traverse
City
vl*wllibTed tulur In the nmr.—1>
Sept. 1!
2«ewa.
w MU
with Mra. O
>t. iO.

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We Sell The Bradbury Piano
\

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Trmverae City spent Sunday In this
place.
Ikdl Rickerd drove lo Traverse Chy
>: riodlnc'iJwHhT^^flSdrng o
Monday.
-„«a think tbuMT who arc «lrk. When
Sept. II.
yon have a cough, etild, acre thront or
chest IrrHatlon. better act prompUy
like W. C. Barber of Sandy Leyel. Va.
GLEN haven:
Ho ita>w: -I bad a terrible chest
The Weaeott kmded arllh wood and
trouble, caused by smoke and oosJ
slust km my lungs: but. after finding no tiark for Milwaukee Tneadar.
lAwrenre Day and Hudson PuerieoT
• relb f In other remedlcw. I was cured
. by Dr King*. New UliKrovery for Coa- Lorelei liodge left Wedneadaj tor ihclr
aumptiou; Coughs and Colds," Great, home* In Detroit.
Joseph Haas, tb© mall emrier on
est rale of any cough or lung medlctan
the Soeth Manllou route, has a fine
In the world. At C- A. Bugbee Drug new
boat built at Green Bay. It ia
Co.'si P. li. Meads* and Johnson Drug foriy^me feet over all aad U equipped
r«.*a drug stores; 50c gnd lX.ffO; gaar- with a iwelvatenae power engine, baa
ample acepmmodaUona ter forty pas­
‘imieed. TrtalbotUalOc.
sengers. good capacity for freight and
will prove a ftae addRIoii to the water
tonic that makos rich. r«l blood. for safety aod comfort and huaiaeas,
Henry Walker of Grand Haven 4*
Brinn sirtmgth, health and happinesa
viaUlng
hta brother. OapL Walker, of
th the whole family. Nothing eqnaU
HollUters Rocky Moonuin %a » m
foulc.^5 cents. Fhr sale by Johnson
t€m Thuraday.
Mr*. Hieraomus and daugbier Meta
and Mr«. R. H Oar. Aanghter Beaale
TRY A RECORD WANT Ml
and son Robin were mtertoiiied at din-

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fincstTinish. There arc many who wouldValher have an organ than a piano.
We should be pleased to sec you in our Piano Room at the front of our fur­
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Alum bAlcinir powdcf* are tuAealiWuL Da not tise them for
raising food under any dreumsunrrs. So dcirirocnul arc alum
baking povvdrrs consi<krcd, tliat in nuHt foreign countries their
talc is prohihilcd. In nany States in this country the bw com­
pels alum pow*lcrs to lie branded to show that they contain
this dangerous acid, while in the District of Columbia, Congress
lias VroluhitcMl the sale of all food that contains alum.
Alum baking powders arc sold to consumers at from lo
cents a jiouml to 25 ounces for 25 cents, or 25 cents a pound,
mnd when not branded may generally be distinguislicd by tbeir

. price.

BOUDEO MOVING TRMN: COM M^SIWIIHI
OIRL TOOK A LONG CHANCE AT j
THE O. R. 4 I. tTATION.

.V, SEFTElliCR «.H«

I Timt
After!

Tl..' corn roast mhlrh mas to have
lHn*n Kiven at IlirrhmiMMl last evenime
in honor «»f the members of the Kast
Mra. «l. Andrus Allegaa That LMliel ern fkar l.y the Meinlames M and J.
Lltney. J. M tSIllett and Ch§s. R*-nnle.
Muff Waa In Dabt lo Her $15 and
mas {Kistponed until this evenlOK omlnR
It Away.
lo the Morra TheofflcersoftheloiUe
homevi^r. mho mere ins'lted to come in
tn order to lakt* Ihv O. R. 4 I. nouth the aflerniNin and remain for the even­
bouad twin Ihu noon.
Mtllo Nuff ing. f. Milvlil.i. had the advantage, eh}o>lnK ihems. Ivi s Rreatly. The after
bIMIo 11
Of^ear Urndon
It b
n.ion mai. kinat in launch rides, walks
la nmtioti- an.i for a f. w s M.mli* I' and card ulttvin|^ and - later a dainty
lookMl as thouRh siie aoulil fall iiuU« ,* »iipin*r mai*
ed. The.stable
_
and HUS.
lhi» whi-rls. Hit e»r.»rt, him. rvr. miio
large star in th.‘
rneviHl in hohllm: Imt on unill she w‘
the lodg.v^Al t«ch place
CUDHlstl[Ing of
mere unique souv
Aoonllni! In the mory of Mrs J. An
frimi the
drus. mho al»o Uv., n.-ar lkn.h«. deidhs of east bav
earh of mhlcb
there Is wimeihtni; li.^hlnd the Rlrl\4 ma* imlnied a sui
me of th.'
reckless d«»i.lr.. to lakn the iraiu. .MfP- oinre h»‘ld !.v »he lady and the .late
s Informed a^Heeord rrpresnn- A large rake d.mrated with
that thf kin ma« In dehl to h«‘i form.vl 1*1.*'renierpkxN- at the tea
rfor ch.ihes an.! iroak tbai sb.« al table
,i« Mrn. Andrus ivayii

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ADJUDGED IRSARE

Jury Ip GarSeM towAship Wrdotwday
GIVE YOUR BOY A CHANCE
env ring, M a: amokeatack broke
The Orwul Triverw umI Arlioiia
to fhll and sArike him
Bay him lO.OOO abarw of stock to
MfBhiaCo.?
_
shoulder.,
the G. T. 4 A. Mtolns On. tor $5,000. |
R'h • ham tarittoiioB.
.. • ;
Mr.aa4Mfa.J. M.
booght the grocery
We will give yoQ a poatUre guanmfy
Hopkins. SI? Bast
It has €40 acroa of the b«it of «»«■ - 7.1
hacked hy a sonod Snancial tostnutiao
‘Sfry'werel - »n*tead of reading the eWld of Mrs. for the reAmi of your torestiDmit to csml lands toAhe 9«*t mlwstml tone «T ;._________ ____ 3 F. Titu*).: Hattie Hodgv‘. the funeral noUce of a foIL
a Orm Gable, on Monday.
It haa more ore ledgea and more cx;
vUI asaMt them In gectiag settled j baby s death yesterday should hare
ReairtL
Mra. 1. 8. Sheer and aoa. Wai
b..nri^U^-orb.
------------tmisire than any 4Klier mining cometf Poailac.
Pottftec. Michrretumei home 1
In I year boy worth llOjkM.
A*of!
ra Aoodmec
home to Grand Rapids this momlac j <be Modem
tonight
In Shears boy worth 125400.
^
It’ima ore on the dumps and mill­
after an extended visit with friends jfrrangemen« for Charles 8er
In t« years boy worth $5<v.ooo.
A *Kk is briar brilt at aat M of iB the city.
j
ions In alghl.
In 20 years boy worth $150JW0.
Dr. a»d Mrs. Uads of the Unlrersltr
l aifo
Waahlarta. atnri aU the part;
It ,has every thing
And your full invoHiment r^4uraed.
aaps^b. o, iw* T.l of Michigan, are the sviesta of Mr. and • in m. w for drin tonight.
one
of the mine wundeni
rony. ur. an«
U s a -cinch.- A fortune for the
. StjUB Ktr«« U now open via Ardile
Mrs. Monta.
the Hamming Bird" n.xt Wednesday. 1 hoy.
»«^We loss to ,-ou.
tVpft
opportanlty.
Sept
2u.
w
ill
opeen
at
the
box
offleej
Call
and
get
full
explanaUoii
at T<
j-aebt Gem.
We are soiling Its treasury slock at
RoKde eoart at foo: cf Tarrace. U
ng.
I Smurthmalte
Mra. M A. Davidson and Mrs. 1.
W cents a share, full paid and
The ladle< of the Presbyterian!
,4^
»ow openad to trarel.
the day at Pouch
Church are tilanning for a New Eng­
Mr. and Mrs C. E. Marraj and son.
assoHaahle. We give the p«ajlvd Mar-,,
Grace Uavidton retrmed
land supj>er and social at ’♦'C church
_
inrm* are apandlOK a weak the ini«stf
antee of a sonud |dna*trlal Ihstliutk^iK;
paMon. for 1
Wednvr«^iav.
J
of Hon. and Mrs. J. W. Millikan a:
for the return of! jour Invesimm!
The Detroit Kinetesco-je eompanj I
street.
1514 West Tenth s,
I
Wilfred Doedrm of DHrolt mraa a
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bright of CtMar . closes in I'-i* eur
tomorrow eveninc REDUCED rates TO WEST MICH. full
caller at camp Ohne Mude. Sunday.
I wt this morning for a visit w Ith rela «nd g.H«. fn.m here to C.^^»ral l-ak«
FAIR AT GRAKD RAPIDS.
Vour stock a^d your moiior rev ^ =
The Terrace park fire departmrat
to Ohio.
j to show during th** street fair.
j G. R. 4 I. mill m11 tickt is to Granil turned.
.partmeot | Hrees
ii^ees and friends
1
roficnded to the
of a Ere I r,.v L.. E
I Holm-es oaswed through ! In P-nhale , ver* nwiav a biwring of ] R^,dd* and return at
Ifs Hm- chance t»f a life lime.
ih,
of a.-«h E.l“'
^
™ •
at BIrchwood W*
this morateg on his _
. I* to il iBclioltI smurth»mlu- nro.t.. Fl«^ AgoBla. .
loW «-d .|« .K00^. un...
i Empire after attending the Methodist
lie Masicai company ; conference at CharloUe Mr. Holmnes {account
.epl Iltotl „.p, ,4 j,
Tr*Trn«. «!tly. Mtrl,
a delightful open air concert on has been assigned to Wexford.
: PhoeU- Paljr* (
Twrare, Tuesday night.
Mra. O H Taj lor went to Manistee , A Are a?a-m box has hi'cn Installed
Hr «n-<»d<T»
call'
•naders allied
at Terraco ! this moraiag to sptmd the day.
; in the «ofnee at- the Park Place hotel.
• Um evpnhi«
nt-ntag and were royally I w. H. Hlnkley. wife and little daugh ^ Tlu
by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mil-' ter. Phvllih. mho have been tN- gut st. '
liken.
Uf Mm. Belle Pli
» thetr^
HBi71:LAR imeniv .
^'oaniu canilj tew «
»rrum at IjiGrx-tti.
non Decs
roeni mUh'a Urge . noon *0 visit.
The many guesta. Bodley. mho has lieen the gu-st j
ard who like^ ih*
............................of D G. SNiricr
Winis SiUlfV and f.udl:- mill
! north eceniry very- well,
well retiirni-d ihl- ’ f«»r
,*n'i
Barliara. t'al.. In tb.
bis home in Hillsdale. 11
, tb»ev will make ilu'i'- future I
Sht.rfer.. bom,*
! O Shorte-. a brother of D G Sht.rfer.
rhoso home is in Hudson. Ind,
hD home.
TRY A RECORD WANT AO.
! J. N Pummell and B. F. DsvU of!
Enjoyable Affair at the Silver Lake Inn 1 Hartford Cltv. Ind^ mho have Iwin vbLaet Night—Party Went Out in
jting here, mini lo Tustin itslav to]
i| Itlng
visit,
te*- went io radlllar j
i Jn»-n A U»
One of the K»ui«st pantos of the a«*a-,, this morning
to attend ClrcuH court ^
m
soo mas given at Sllwr Lake lun last
Mrs. Mary Harmon and Mrs. Mary
nlghL a crowd of thirty-eight going Collins, mho have U‘en visiting at the]
This is lo lie nnoilii-r se.-ujon when* lilark is* to 1k» v.*r>»
out from here In ihre.*
the Traction home tif Asa Hall o- Slate Htreei. re ^
ftimnaiiv's auto bus-es
They imik ti rn.-il to ih-lr toimen 1« Qulncx ihl> >
ixipnlnr for 1k»1Ii oUl luifl yptiiiL' nii«l we have mmlo arnnmoWysofig-a orelM-stra along and af»e- * morning.
menu uiul lai«] our plans tiee4»nlin>;ly liy Bi*hvliim one uf
the arrival enJoyiHl a dance unill l:3t»
J). F HoKabrts»k e** WMte Pigeon
a. m.
' and Jedm R.H-abriM>k of FIf.- I.ake. who
the uiofit variixl uHsortments to lie fouiul in this imrt of
Itorlng the evening refn-shmrtitH have b«‘en vlRltlng ai the home of Mrji
the eounlry, im*lu<lirij^ auionpit the Weaves sm*h as Pana­
of chicken sandmlrhi*s. ^ G.-C McClelland, returned home to ;
i%.*^baijanaM. coffee, ice cream ilayv
mas plain ami fancy. Silk and Wm.l Crepe, h>.lifim«,
served The evening
W. E. Patrbln of OMo. mho
evd-nlng
and cake
Drapde, etc., iW’i incli Storm Series. Sharkskin, Htiiirielles,
I*aichin.
was ihor iighly enjoyed despite the been visling his brother. J. W. I*ab
rain m-hie did not iKMher Hu- party In b-ft tinlay for O-egon.
India Twills. Hrojidthaha tiiid VenetinuR. /ust lo sUirt the
rW'antiful oval ‘ thrive ply votrip was raud»« by the may
Mr. and M’-^. H F. UaniM \. who
BcTiKon we ofTer llie following; valties.
n-Hcrveii:
Gnimn and l» took an ho-r and have b«tn visiting at Uie honm of liar
neerdfl
fram«*r.
size
ICxIl*
in.,
e. $U: West Fn.nl sire. r. 1, f:
imonty minutes
for fhei- home in !*oriland.
this
minute.* coming !
in black, emerald and weatlierc'd
Ind.
----------------------:•
I Miss Buci.-r. who has b«-en visitIm
oak colors, with rich, gold orna-

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E. Wilhelm’s Store News

H««IT0P«n

i-7.,

NEW BLACK DRESS GOODS
IN EIIdLESS VARIETY .

25g PICTURES

SPECIAL TO THE LADIES

^ r„T.v,'‘"‘""......

Madame Sidbert leavees Saturday;
for Chicago to attend the fall
of imported and domestic gown*

.Mrs

Vlrluiyre of t're^well
the home of
•n vIsHl
itHlay
Grand

will he popular this fall and winter. In : Mrs. S. M. Branch of l^n.-^ing. mho
colors, materials and stvies. She will * has been the guest of M»-s. Hannah
.nU roM hen«.,f p.r..cri.r„ .o
4,..^.^; V.n. -o Fife
fancy waists, giving considerable at- ]
r>oon to visit,
on to fin^tailo
teution
fin^tailored mi>rk. separate |
'
coatsI and all kinds of evening wraps.
BREVITIES.
, On her
the ladles of Traverse City and .^ j
iiy to ral la$d consult with her on any : lar ren ,>f the seas^in fomorn.w,
matters pertaining tn iip-la-date dress- Crescent
rtie‘c/dunrida
ork
wh.ti prom- Tln'i.k'ra Wd .7
other
iHC<l. Positively no disappointnienis f^iit
Webb Maiet
has iM-et excellent.
Estimat^fs given on alf Kinds of work. ! that
and ladles ml|hlng new and originaU During Augtist. 4.o«hi passengers wen*
1 and alHiui n.oo during July
ideas mill do well to place their orders ^ The last ha-v
gsnie «jf i^*e seamiih Madame 8elh4Tt. During the
m will lie plnve«Us* Ikiwers Harbm
areek she Is away ladies can place or­ Iinduv hetwe«-n Pierces Coe- HMsk
•s and the Old Missbm te*rn The
ders and engage time at the office oi
xcursion.

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and foliumrd her to thU clit. I.K'atlnc
her at the do|M»t and mUo her mink
Hhe manled her to Mdilr th« Mil and
while she and th. • iclrl and the y.iune Frank MJUer.
t»wn pacing the 51K which .Mr.
M.mday. 8i*p|. 25ih. Room 7. ov.*r J
Taken Mors.
man with her who►m .MlAndrus »ays
claJmtMi wa^ due him. Mr
W. Mllllken's store. Travers*^ City.
Sen tD the Asylum.
Is Wiliam Hoyer of Sacinam. mcr.settled ♦he case rather
talklna. the train startrd u. luill
14
1
,,and
‘ cost of a trial. He
and the mailer mas I. fi unM.tiMd
Kiaok MiU.- mas adjudgeil
a claim ^or overtime
Th«‘ wuplp s dnitlnstl.nl sas miM I.. ioda> a^'d wsA cnimlited
which would offset the >18 dee btil
. lie Kouth Ikiardmaii and th- ulrl loldlx^^rt
Northern Michigan asylum
exTumses would J»ist about
REGULAR twenty cent m*anut and the
:tbe m..msn that shV man cnnliia luirk !
Mill,
dUl.rr w. nt 10 Pall•»«»»• n>. to-jbai**
loolRht hut she l.nik h.*r trunk sith j rt,mla'In ctimpsnv m-ith hlH mlf.v He
sept la-lt
O. J. PIsrher .suffenvi
her,
^
I m..rk«Ml in an asyl«*ni while there and
After he had lieen
I r.»iilTm-.| in the i s\t.‘m the*.* for sonu>
.mURGING HIS BUSINESS
j »ini.r U mas uisroyeri'd that be^
reHldoiit of ralltomia
Kingsley
C. E. Taylor of the City News »»»««*
. litre An
Has Uassd Store in Markham
j
JruT.n! c.W^^
i Chicago but
Slack on Front Street
from th. re on he came
FRIDAY,
___
I miih hl^ wife S4*veral<fa.v* as . Miller
SEPTEMBER
.llsap|M*ar.*d from the home of his peo
C E Taylor, mh.. f.»r w.v.ial v.arM^j.j,.
Mayfield township and Sh.Titr
ronduetv'd the Citv N*-ws ^land an.I»Joluisou wan Kummone<l. While.the
. IKiHtomc.' I sheriff was l^vking for him he came to
was nrr.'iiUd by
.nhirge his Trav.Tse
....... ...... . .................. . winnl.
Iiuslness. which necessliat.*s laTyori Miller U mipihis»h1
be the man
quarters
wh.. eiif.-rtvi wt Mara Fall s pasture,
Mr.
Taj lor has h asiHl the large si.»re.
, ^mme mai e a bridle out of hU
WrT.,1,.
in (hi. Ma>
hU*cV and will uke',i,Hkile and who..
.........................
• snd th.
G-Atenslve subscription bu‘-iiiess ‘
in law's liam
win add a Urg. r .line of station, .y and |
fcood Bcnemlly carrhsl in such a btort'
THE MARKETS.
» , TIu. luratiun In the tHistoflic* build-j
iDK ims long t>e«-ii UH^ smalt f.>r th.'
buslifi'ss and the new stori' mill make j iVindl
an exrellejit aland.

memations.

romprising

land-

reapes. iK>rualtF. game, fruit plrtun K. etc., etc. All for 2:»c earh.
Call quick for first choice.
See them In our «how mlndom.
I.p.r«.R^

39c FOR ALL 50c VALUES
65c FOR ALL 76c VALUES
85c FOR ALL $ 1.00 VALUES

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$1.6b FOR ALLS 1.25 VALUES

$ 1.25j^OR ALL $! .50 VALU ES
Our sale of Black Taffetas and

Beau de Soies is still

on; wc ifuarantee a saving of from 20 to Ii5 per cent

.

E. WILHELM

Comer Front
and Union....

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STEINBERG'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE

TO-IMight SEPTEMBER 15
Porter J. White as *<Svengali'

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Sr AmsS«n*st Whli Wm. A: Sndy
SUPEliSCEMICPlODOCTlOH
EXCELLEIT CAST

ILUN0I8 EXCURSION to Pftoskey. ^
‘
Charlevo
day. Sept. 17. BOAT LEAVER,
li!T. kS\e; iVK'emlMT. S4\c. Com—
e.Spiembtr. .^4c. lVc.-nilM*r. 4Gc. Oats
t:00 A. M. SCHEDULE.
- H. ptemb.'r, rk'wr.; IVcember. 2hSc
lUNrK
• h*ifiU ward bait, cor- Fork, ns 37: lar.i, ftl.lir.; ribs. |f. 47
hhi>l Huffah). Kept. 15.; tier WaHhiugi^ni and Uom' streets. Sat-,
CaJv
steady. Calves—Art
I\
urday ev.^iing Helm's orchestra,
vanrtDg
Sheep—Active.
Hogs-Active, steady
sepi l3-3t

ELK’S NOTICE
On Sunday. S4 pt. 17. Manistee lodge
€t Elks mill entertain the members of
- TraviTse .City kxlge. All those mho FOR SALE-O e Slum horses and bardrav magtm. ooe pair
wi$h lo go mill pleaM* Ik* at the Sunday
new ’sJelghs. S F. Saxton.
noralng train which leaves the M. 4
K. 1- de|»ot at alKuit g o'cbxk,
WAMTCO—Luly or cmtlnMUi to do
A. L. Joyce. Eaajled Ruler.
riertcal work at home; part or full
time; salary accordlaffly. Addresa.
with stamp, leadtog reference.
American Home Sappl.^ Co., 127 Plyfwerr CIDER 18 canto fur vaHon.! Ametl
mouth
Place, Chicago. 1Ill.
Aahfi C. Mofvan 4 eon. Bath ph
RBGUlJtR Imemy cent j
ncoanuc candy ten eeuia
Kwrov at LaUretU.

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FOUNO-Gold locket
Harbor: owner can d
by calling at Re^ o«oe and paytag for ihla noU<€
aeptl5-tf

err PamiM Stuaent Life Hon.-»t1y n.pi.ted! Trill.y

okb

PUCES:

WSo. ^Oo.

8oato now on tale

7»o.

WI.OO

Telephone 112

NicHT Wednesday, Sept 20
RETURN OF THE FAVORITE
Jsk> Nsrty-dsva CwMuy, iodndioK Hr. W. A. WUtc
csr, in iMt MMOn’o grenUot oomcly noosM

The Mummy and the Humming Bird
Casi Belter Tlian Ever! Entirely New Scenery!
Prices 25i; 35c. 5pc. 75c, X
mrnm% masi* m*WurcS*y -

Black Dress Goods w:i
V--

m

J! Little Over tbree-Tourtbs tbeir Value
This is the best Black Dress Goods Sale that Traverse
City people have had offered them for long time.when
when you consider that it is on EVERYTHING new.
Some of the goods have just been placed on the
shelves. You ask why we do this? To stimulate
trade and get you better acquainted with our Dress
Goods Department. If price is any object to you, then
now is YOUR time.' Read these prices :
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6$C •^0?“.®?“''“.:. $1.08
. $1,28
$8C •.*6?°

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0=thors mt. <tho Smmo Roduo’tlons

All Black Silks Except Moneybak lO.^ntDiscoanl
e EMD8 Wl
NIOHT, SE

IIME3DAY
r.. 30

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iOU) SOfiES

r bt teqatrad. *'Whr.*’ r«flM thelfrimida. At the depot TaMday algt^
aa«»« la hla way oil W—^ w
or iw oM maa*a a IL R. la« with
r—i th- aro Aoc^ -ho a«j ROOTED IN TH^P1XKM>

6RMEVINBY
? INOmENTS

k,:nm M A

USA? vnqr. It baa^ •ms Hd.* -NeiUk-j comiadta bade him good^ at ha lay
larhaaRwiapi" AM war ttm dark 4 «ith laara U hla ^ os hit meh hi
la thtalSM AWU galiMM^ara the foot. {Urn tuia.
URhta.
I Dr. George H. Drake, aerreuir of
«... fAN,At «r
rrawaa bay will, before uaay year* j the Saa Pablo Mlateg Oo, ot Poatlac
IS to 1.
i Mmk oa kl« Wt tmi. la «kieh ha bane haaoau aa lalaBd Uka.** Tbia la left WedaeMay afurwaoa for Naw
-L »arttb aoasa**-***-*~
V bau a. laMIMo haadl
The pmcB UwoplBtaaofMiwbabaaebeaBaa.iYork. wbara be wUl uaet Pred K.
DCniATCO MANTOM VUTCftOAV gama
Traratae Of? font __ ___ _. ._ .
------ kmni»k
. ■vtcoRC oruToai
,Sagad Ih uakiag a eoaat tarrey for; Walker, who ba« beaa aoparigtewdea*
tba atate. aad eoMMtea wookl aaem ’u the ooupaay’a mlnbig apetathMu in
to back up tbabr optnlon. ia ItK Ue I Paaawa. and who U aakl to hara boea
, •
. i ^ aaa a«pd«u «M
rawaa bay Ugik^boaaa Uoad almoat at i badly dealt wUb by Panama oUeer*
J. T. Maasah 6o- af a Mlohlgna Cam____ ^
^ «Mer aM of the potou Today the! A lelegram wa» recelred. annociDclag
pony Who Art inCarMtad in ^rpm- ^ to aaa tba Ofoaaalty U adto^ia- <
extend* orar half a mUe out be-; that Walker aalled from Panama Toe.
tabu Rig CiilOfprfaa.
OAMC WAS SMARA AMD SNAAAV
lag 0am laka. Up awftM horror la
lljtbtbouae. and for mmc time day on rke steamer Alttaaca. wbleb 1^
creatara Which »^***^ :pa*i tba goramuent has bean ohiigad doe i« reach Xew Yol Mooday or
IN lOTM MAIVAA.
J. E 8a»i. tbel^ieb ageot of the atrmage
pcaranca o»|y at tba daad of algbu j to malptatn a fog aigaal tbreiMiaanar* Tueaday Some other mi>mber of thi^
t rlsUlag tba back portsbaa. Oa the ap-'

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-'i. •; s;‘ <K««'N*r W.rti •« tA. Tnv*fM CAy
:.V* :-.V
W*. Tm
Hr
~Q»im Wn rhm M
tA.
A*.

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ftflrrmoon

uai l<«» w«.l

tbr

Maaion

to

Oil ih»lr baa- vlMn^n by Ibe Udopt*D4««t» uf tbU vdy by tb«
U
V to t\ Tbf »»mf fn>a ■tan to flntib
wwalMU-pabdoaiw Hunt
flgbr.iMit
worV. door lir lh<* v^rtp'^ lirovpd fa*
aocli fur Ibr
troto:• ^ Thl* »•»«• wan ih4. find i»f ibe ar*.
Mm for th«
Obd th.- vie
Uiry w m
id »ncr»o.lin Ibt
i^yt boll aiiHl lb them AU tbe h*r»l
])■»>> aurrrd and the rr-dU of u« o«ry

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5. u«c io lai.
^mc. ih« boy« rHurowl miib a pum*
Ha vhldb was givon by the |panaK«^

ka ;ac^ of ♦•rar
barrtrr fV ibr “bla«<i»
d-0<*naroi»i*‘ llniH
ltnt*~up w*
•fl WiMlnraday
K A* Vi rmmn
IdTv/'II'rUb* oiil »n ol ei- of Hrnil.
raa
an Wloa*:
• Tbi* bUmbm iloiMip
Pber

isirk!-^.rrr»\Vvf*r;

R. Ilyar. r .1.; CampbHl. r. o.l Pattf
Mm
o.: |V.dlnr. r b,; I.X'UMM
ASrAftn? (mauaKi r>. 1. b
Fira Half.
T'jr Aral half aaa of iwimly i
duration. Wa«MwiI of Ma«ti»n^r
the gamr wUh Kood aalUfartlon lu the
'local iMiva
blaiitoii kirvivl off to I bo Indrpi ndon*« ard ft-o itati «a* adva*>rod to
Manuin'a ft^yard lino H Ackortnai.
mado a llao imiatb ihrouah left lacVkfor fhroe yard^ O. Troulwluo mado an
banother Hno
Un. ahlrh
wati picked up by <*• of Manton • men.
Manion falJt'd to make tho reoulroij
Bvo yard, on the near three doniw and
Ibo balbveni to the knal bor. C
Trout
made an end run for two
)ard».
ABmliiManton -oetieed tho Ull on a
fumble. Marton the- made thr«* linn
burkf and rained Bve two and one
half yard* n‘ei»»vtlvely Here the In
depeadentu oiok a b-an ‘ a"d hold
irpIMimnt* and aien*‘ed tbo ball on
down Andenym made anycnd rnn for
eight yard*. Brollh a line buck for two
yardK. Howard Tro.ilwlno wont around
rlifb* end for ton vard* and put tb*
ball on MantonV 4fvra-d IHe
H. “AckiniiaQ made a line bttrk foi
ihriH^ yard*. H. Tnrulwtae for four
yard*. 8mlt'’ fur virht 'ard*. Sami
•tftiia fl r four and n
> Manton
tombU- ravo the bgil
Manionitried a Uno tr ek and ke»i
. yard*
Wanton mada oao yard and
^ h>M three yard* The ball wen\ to tho
MnaetKuulent. on down* Smith made n
run for tao ra’^t* T^o ball again
Vom to Mantnn on a funmble. Man
rd* oi
‘ nest
enta hoW bfanum on
cunnl the l*all
•H. ThmH wine made ;----ive >wrd*. Smith real radde • Icbt
yard* and iml the ball cm Man ton .

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MaKRnun
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»««• 'b* I***' to *mn, n». ««ai«a, froai PoaUac «m r> u. Sr.
'°'i proach or ,oo«oa. ih. anlaul I. »!1; norr. «a tho ahoal. tunaias thrr.- York fiatudax aad with Dr. Draho ,11

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AMUSEMENTS
The roraiMiny wuppnrting I»c»rter J:
While In •Trllb).-' which he 1* to
ert* tonight at Steinberg'* Grand
h4Mi*e is,the la«’ge*t and
ver Employed by tbl* favor­
ite actor in anv of hi* producihm*. It
l* headed by Mls» Edith Forrest, the
ifiil CallfomU actrt***. who wai*
last snaaun the leading lady at the
lafayette th»wier. IVtroll. Mia* For
play* TrillM
are Waller H Gro<ae. iormer leading
man ef the Bu*h Temple. (Tilcago. who
sley. who pUy*
play* TaffM John Brinsley
ndy; l»aul 0<H*tt*ch . who play* Utd. who pixy*
■ BIIPm-i Freii
«. who plBVS
Z<m Zi.u: Kol*-rt I
Oerko: MU* Winntfred Burke, who
plav* Mroe Vlnanl; MU*
indby and MU* KUomir Ayer
W lie tilars theL* role Of the great hyp-.
noiUt iniifdelan •Svengxir and U saU
he artistic hit of hi* cnto have made the

Again the Independ^. kicked t»ff
rium and the ball w^ d«an <*n
Tlje fiint ral service t»f the UttW
. vard line On tbf next pl^t
. .Manton'*
on'* left half, wma hurt fhrvH* monibs-old slaughter of Mr. and
ttmllne.
J. H Van Clt ve wo* held this?
and Wnh
afternoon at 2 ockwk from the/v'sl-

ir:

1 tiov* for throe
pUys awi semired the haR on dc
routwine made an cAher goadeod

I

dcsiraO* or tBsalag aoch otmtrat
suranee ComminaioBer Barry
:be opinloa that sneb coairart* were}
In nolatlaa of the Michigan Uw. and
tha-attorney general * ruling wa* Hi
xcconYsnc- with the Inntrance comml**k«er'« view*
A comm it tee from the joint asylum
board. consUtlng trf Me«*ra. Cook. Vin­
ton aad Chase, appeared before the
rvgt^«t» of the C of M oa W*Hine*dav
•-t'Cardlng the psyctipathie bimpital.
Tbl* etmimitte** wa* glun tmmer t i ^

■^'SSSt^

house there wired Steinthe opi-ra
€
I* inornlur a*
rg Bn
••Pi»rler
•Pi»rl< J White U Trilby the be*t
playoii in our how*v ’*
pnHluctUm v\
wTbe sterlln lualltb .* possessed try
-the Mummy sud the Humpitng Bird.'
which will U* prwwmed ai^'idnberR'
Grand ot>ers hen;-** nex» Wediu'Sday
Sepl. rft ihsy be relied upon As worthy
warrant liberal lainmage for that
to w
chsn
play. a"<]
onite in dwi
devehmed In a raannfbold* the rwycutor fasriMted
Ike commenccfmai of the acUon
the curtain fall* o- the last art
chararter* as Internroieir fhl* season
urry's own c4»moaav. which
**'T^o'rndi'I*i mlenl*«ade one yard. II by Jiile* Mui
A, Whir
AekiMTuan made a llte smaah and p»'* IncliMb- WII
rd I omUt o*
the. tiall ovi-r Ma-ton * foal Tino
and llenrrCnrl L. wU ax GuIhi^ik . the
itrgan grinder, aro said to ret#lve i»«a«
In dolnr and the ttr*i p.Mx;4.natU»n* tba* bav.
hair ended with tho kco"«‘ uraiulii* rotletl in the hitiory of the play, whica
in Hie *ia*t three >vai* ban WMa ptv'^
d to o In favor of the ImUiM-ndoutA
vented hhjsi *ecce»*Iully !•» America.
ICnKisnd. Fmnro. Germany and Italy
minute* Uii-at
II. Arkorman VIrked off
Alice e
the iMitl went duW’ on Manton v
At let[yard Ikne Manton tiH»k a bran- ami
M the. ball on downa. In two Uno antlv surpriM-a wh«a sixteen irf her
little girt friend* calletl on her Ust
aSaaho. M«
i veiling at he- Haro*
*:rt t«4. iV.e txva*ha being her twelfth
bln hday
11 ‘Viontwinc made five yard*.
t;sn»e* and rouHr w.'re ladulged ia
and refn'shirnsm* fcUlowed. aM then
C\ Tnnttw lno
friend* departed, having
lional run made the iMroond lirochdown
^lr the hical l»o>* l» just thn-4> minuto^ ver> uroitv etin ard sauce- and wo
^
of pliD. 1*^ Ack« rni*n again kick*'*! basket in htmor of !her- birthday.

has alM» played four year* on the Alma
High aohcKd. Dr. Gruber took Wat
son's place as referee and gave pwr
satisfaction to all as he aeemtngly dW
not understand Uh' game.
r
Watson made an e«d run for. abont
imron yard*. A second run by him
pui the ball throe yard* further. Manton'. right half took the ball aad
two >-ard*. which wa* regained on the
next play by Watson. The local boy*
hero held Manton on downs and se
d the ball oa the
Urn iHdependeeta'
ladependeeta' lA
enred
1 line. In the
fadeiHadems lost six yards
hall went over to Maina «i the next
play. Marua made
yanh *1* yards, sevea yard
eight vard* Hero the '
secured the haU o- down's aad made
vs-ds o- a Ilne.smaHh tmllh
le *l\ jardf. lanstram seven yard

aJ2ifwto3*.S5

to deeaJop a copoer nUne In which be * ***
* waraln* growl, and hi* aywlThe point extaads almost directly bring Walker back lo that dty. No
ww
. aaaaw« ao. «' t gg*h lire
*
•ubllre
^acroa* the moaib of the bay. which ;n further meamge ha* been rt^ed
A aainrai freak>0* beep dlaeorerad^* ghort tlma, a* time Is reckoned tin from Panama regarding hi* condition
will have'toecoma a lake , or any ^ the dtHaiU of the incident*
• Holland. The wind
uAo beao 4
LmiDctirichi
Martc Wild*, aged 73. a civil war, which IimI to bl« being driven insane
time tba raport of ai
Uow* ta aad out with *och great force meran and a bed-ridded Invatld fur! It l« hoped that thu unrortunatc
Amerlem, mlnlog wgpert
^h« the cmreni I.
the last ^ year*, left hU DeUMi borne , himself may be sLk. to *bod some light
Ing of M.^*rv Uiwion. Knaid-n and «*cbe*
o^d aoemU^h t
re wbo piaeea ofwoodaallabaaof
74 Lawtoo avenue. Tuetulay night for; ta the puxxling^»roiiu»ilion
ent clear to Finland ihU
*P j abla weight are bor^ Ihr away, when Chicago, an what will in all prt>UabH
Dr Belknap, one t»f the old pracil ■ ('ar»->. ti. repcv-M*nt the university, an !
i
examine iha vrboertr.
orCHMrrty
bcu Into Ibej hy ba hU’ last rorthly journey. Mr. itoner* of Michigan, who live* at Kile*, chefo *ls gtatlenun will formulate the
n that Prof. Koe-lc-« -t-j
It 1.
ill ^ ^
hmlXhj so that
le
Whistlro.mooUl orgami abd dln jjvv'jida Jias llvad with bis *un Uarry in delivered an atbire* U-fure the Acad | plan* to *ian the bu*plial. ami it will
port will be faTo*mble.
matro of eo« aad araiu a^ not db jnar born* have bqen aoopeodod oxer u*tro1t for tbo past
year* and lu-emy of Medlclse at Kalaraaxoo Win!-! be in roadlm^* in about three mon
vulgcdyei. TtremtaeUanoldoae^jiiM. oprnlag and |he air baa bkiwn that time bb* only arisen from hi* nesOay evening. In mhich he dedarei* | it U expeettd. .\sihau Ksufmann
U*uTci«ii^ tTriui
Ulck bed when thr family morel
from that more death* rtxnlt from typhoid j Marquette donated Sl^Jor tht annua
and was dlsowered and worked j
Minstrel men and •‘vaudovimani * ^ on** house lo^ another in ihe Ksme fever under the new method* of inwt . j 4»ratoriear e«m:e*t M^. **r». r.etcbei
are not the only jpllk-ni in town. Aj ntdgbhorbood. Mblle the old pen*i.m imai. He adviMatA-^ a reinrn to the Hill and UarUnr «s|ri ai>|Kiii]
Afi4w iH ing unworked B»r a long tHne.^ .-vellm
traveling naleumaa. entered a trunk j er. who wa* a member ot tbe
Plrwt m. th.Ml* of tieaim. u: u>*ed Imlf a
| *|m rial comnUieo oi f>»e a1 in «!
ir U found -ow that modern mKhtd* j
*if n tlucliiA: the «»re workIc a revolution I t^iorr at Grand Rapids to lay a trank.! Delaware and Ulongs to FglrlianK-i tury age The doc tor de.Iar.-s that * latioii to the plan*. v/H-rincai i .n* and
. and the tire* After the clerk had shown him a groat jpoiU. Q. A R.. U a phjwlcal wreck. U»' there were few death* Innn th** di« : gt u. ral *c«qH- oi thf
number the prospective purohaser no- I* fully possessed of hi* mental farul ease In t.hose day*. He ^a>* tho germ , buU ling. for which |HM*...oo ha*
iWisb. We make no cbn»e for ettbet.
lictHl a much lattewl and lopli*** lie* and feeU poignantly the neci**- theory was not iak«ti up and that the i ready bts n subKcrli-d
|TME SWIFT SPECtnC CO. Attsils. Os^
Ssarl learned t;f the mine w hen
l-e wa* abroad l|fct winter He Inves j jrunk standing nnder the stairway. Ulty w hich riviulros him to bwve Ik*- dliM*a*e was not known b> reason of
TRY A RECORD WAnV* AO.
]'
What kind of a umk do you rntfl troH with it* a**oclailo<n* and many bhasi examination, but irtoa <N*rtaih
ngated and wa* mad** gmerai man
TRY A RECORD WANT AO
ager. He has m»W »hare* to Bert Hen
del and C, A l•al^o1^ tif I hi* eltv tc
Julln* Hannah of Traverwe City and Ui
miner* In the Upp4‘r peninsula. Daring
tils absence from the country. A. Reckooen of Kaleva. I* taking ea'e of Mr.
Saarla wo-k In ctanecilon with the
Michigan land a**orlaf1on
It has not been decided whethiq^ the
miiany shall be clmr’ertHl in thK
coui!tr> and operate In Finland as w
foreign corporation, or whether it shall
be a dumeatic fvmnany. Saarl Is now
In 8t. IVtersburg Invesllgstlng the
legal side of the matter.

4: ' .fK
b p

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by the arw
Tba qtMstloa wMbar fmlonia
eftdary oociatkw la Mtohlgan
wrtio so^allad boaid or trw*io«
tracia aadar wbleb special prlr
arc ghrfp cettala member* wai
•eoted to Attorney Geaeral Bird WM
nemlay by a raprceaiallrc of a ftm j

ChtfflberltlE*s C»tSc.X3idknitBd
DiarriMM Ros«4r chx» IMtrrtott
u4«rscaUir U «U ioras u4 Wj
yi starts, iciewr tails. Far sale
bj Awricai Drar Cs b to is
, bracinc toUc. Cw» «U »too«ch
Ing sick* people well.
Rock Mountain T«a. 55 c
T»W«« W.r ttle Of J
companjr.
ri^aparyafOM.
*M-W« fcr •!!

WKSK-EKD BXCDBSION8 to
raakiM^
M. * K V aM K. T. Oo.
ImM artp SlM. <W

aiabt, A«at an, to*, ink, sau
uaai«L
nus.tr

DerlnnlnV Saturday and contlnnlnt aU next week we wiU have the ptstest 8 Days Low Price Sale of

Wpnien’s New Fashionable
Autumn Attire
■

Ever held. It is with the purpose of demonstratinR to all visitors and out of town friends our supremacy for Riving the greatest values in women's
apparel in Traverse City that we inaugurate thk sale.- Weltave directed all our energies to the preparation of this sale. We have determined to
makf a new record for Cipak, Skirt and Fur selling. We won’t cbojure with comparison—we won’t tempt you with exaggeration—we have no old
shop-worn spring and summer goods to work off at half price-nothing of that kind.

NEW FAIL COATS. SKIRTS, WAISTS. FURS, ETC
^^^n- 8<si»m'B choi««t croatioiis, from tlu- oonntry's mq»t renowmsl makcre.
\\V havi- anticipated every demand of greet crovnU. anil as wo have alwaya
honjtofom hecn acknowledged headquartars. we will, during this sale, more
armly and pronotmcedly demonstrate that STEINBERG BROS. U headquartirs lor wamen’a wou-at lowest prices. Many aurpriaes await >ou. Let
the following items stand aa representative of scores ami scores of others
that make ap this big, matchlesa, uiiappruachaUc cloak and skirt sale.

NEW POPULAR PRICED
COATS

. UPWARDS OF 300 NEW FALL
XND WINTER OOAIS have ar­
rived -the choicert creations, mmle
of fine quality Montagnac awl Kef
—A splemlii! assortment. 42 to TiO
seys and Broadcloth and fanry
inches loni;« swell stjlcH, all ix>lt>n»
mixed material^; '42 to 62 inch
lengths; stram*^ tailor atitchc<l * amUizom.at $5.00 ami $7-50.
Ki rsey strappinga; new effects in
KEW CRAVENETTfiS-At the
ctdiarsand cuffs; loom- and fitud
rale they an* si-Uuig here it wonkl
garmeuta. They are all btautiea.seem there is no other huust? in
aii<l you will like them, l ltra
town that has any for sale, and
fashionahlr garments for fall imd
wint.-r wear; nninatcliaWe valm-s. ) perhajis there isn't. Kt‘w ship­
ments in handsome autumn moil.
special at
t*ls. new htrgv' slwves, m-wtat cuffs
SIO. yiaso. $1|. *18. aaS 8S0. I and oollare, many new off«*ets in
> siitelitxl strappin^:s, tudU. etc.
An unetiuallcd sUtwing of Uietk*
cleverly tailored gurnienta at the
j attractive pric«*s:

■'S
)fc^2flEATPt^^

Mill

43-Piece

Dinner Set

mm

FUR LINED COATS

SPECIAL VALUES W FUR-LIKED
COATS, made of fine BromliJoUu
niuirrcl-lin^s fur thawl coll'ira,
ultra fashionable Karmenls and
poeitivfly fmett thown at $‘J0.$30,
$35aud$45.
^

!

S7.50.$10.yiXS0uiS15
EXTRA SPEOAL-New alylbh Rain
CmI5. werU $7.50, at $X00

We Expects Bit Um tf

NEW SKIRT STYLES

NEW FALL WAISTS

That must make you yield to the temptingness
of these offerings.

PAKAMA. CHEVIOT, SICOJAK AND MELROSE
SKIRTS-Many new and cleva-r effects in strap,
pings and stitrhings. Blacks, l>lues, browns,
' They're positively winnera j lanciea*etc,s at most ezesplional low price of $5
awl cannot fail t6 tdoMe fhe
STTUSH KEW SKIRTS-Many effects in clusmost particular peppfe. Pre^y
perfect fittin^xoeptioo- -tertm!king8,Dow side plaitings, hip panel eflectSs deveriy tailored, in aU leading fabrics, at

TO-MORROW

9LVU.

250.tte.

$6.00, $6.50 Ud $r.50

COATS FOR GIRLS AND MISSES

•reilPTIKG VALUES IN

AbsolutelY new gooils, roniinfactumT expriasly for U5.^ big shipment shou*n fir the first
time tomorrow.
/
GIRLS’ SCHOOL COATS-In hanioiw* styUw.
new sleeves, new cuffs, cut full, warm and a>rofortable, from fanc\' mixturen and cheviots,
special at $5
MISSES’ COATS-A big assortment from
Cheviots, Kerseys, Fancy Cloakings. They are
new models, stylish effecU in trimmings.. Also
long coats for girl* S to 1C, in swell new ptykii,
each and all worthy of attention at

New Fall Dress Goofls

$r.50, $10.00 as4 $12.00

Y. .oil find them here in gn*t
Yari«‘ty ut

ISc, 25c. 28e. 35c. 59^
TScabSLSS
Th.- fim-st Broadcloth cm
shown at the price, the Jrfnd
that doesn’t roo^ up. at fl OO
lieryaid. .

■me sure ftat GIto Y« nat asd Best Ur Ynr IUkj.

STEINBERG BROTHERS

DRY GOODS. CLOAKS. CLOThInC

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TRAVERSE CITY. MICHIGAN

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OFERAnONS AVOIDED ‘fflsr CUE sipf. a cm’s Hot Bint
TnirnrisiiaTATt

FOR HlOH SCI

Two Ofstctal UHtan tnm W<

w

haimi Taam. CaplaM by Um
Matgaa. Will Flay tba High bchoai

Tbctnt(
footban am

ammi
ta^TtSTuS^lfi^rJilS^

!TwSru%r5^;ss»”.c:s

SS‘b?iSSKti«Si&“‘
wS'a.^Ar«SL'‘,e’^

cper»tk»si
U U qalU tTM that th«M titmblm
mar rraeh a atafe wbosre an operaUoa

Coal Stem

0US

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aaitAtiSSS

prataUr be pUjed BbUrtwr. Sept. »«.
nil MMoa the lUte it divided Into
dittriou a»d ia lUt diMTict iritb Timeene Cilr are PeiMker. CbmrIeeoU.
and poMlUr Cadtilae and
LadiBStoa. Reed aty bat rtfaaed w
atar.
R. U Nre or tbit city U the ebaif'
for the district and announces that
Chaiieroiz aad Fetoakey will clash
ibe last or the month and on the aama
day Maalstt* wlU play oltber Lodlng.
ton or Trarerae dty. If the local team
pUy. hUalstaa the game will be
played thi^re. as the Salt City
came here last year.
Big Rapids wants two games, as *1©
Ludlngton and East Jordan, and it It
probable that, after the season once
begins, that the local boys will har^
their hands full In playlag out tbeir
schedule.
tained by I»u lielgrii and made up of
alumni will line np agmiait the High
school team.

dvrw— ——

ELECTWOTT
FOR
POWER

At
Ra^talTs j
niivEs

of Ulia fuel sbrinp. beatiiiR
vonderare patented. Imitationa, thcrefope, can’t cqnal
the orifdnaL The irorfa
••Oole’aHot Bleat Oroo Chi­
cago" are on the amokdcM
(oei door. CompeUtoia aay
we a ‘•just at good,” hnt w»hank on the oricina) Gole't
Hot ^agt and we aell them.
Com in and aee this won­
derful boater.

SrSTCALLY^Tia ^Uy

ssrigbstlis
P01O

glmtiUt7«Bdgi>ien]
hilily.

SOUYHIIRS
HAHDSOME SPOORS
DAIHTYPIRS
FARCY CHIHA

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glRS. B. L. BONNCR*t hair drcsslat
Parian. <mr aty Book Buwa. Boo*

Age«cylM-Cdebr.te4Foi
TJrpcwriter*

R.W.Rastall

Yss Art list FMllsi^^

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REAL ESTATE AND LOANB-^ra^
T,avar..L.n.«.d^i^_ O^r.,^
HamuU A M1UU»«

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. A. WILMEUM. DoatiiL a«J!
a booaa bloek. Boom 1.
^

SSfL^UroaL.
6'r. t a minor-o®«^ ‘^
lean Drug Store. BpecJal attantioa
m>n «i4
tu«i. BoUi pbooaA Baridwea SIS
SUtb BtraaC
__________
DR. W. B. MOON—Phones.

oOwj.

ShS.«cJT!!Sr-.;!?

T8ERESSEI
TRMiSPORTATliHI CO.

BMI, W.
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DR. A. H. HOLLIDAY. Oradnal. Tobldg. Telepbonea. ofllca lOJ; raaldeoca 104.

STIANEB HABISTEE

6END0I

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■aw But. Bank Bddlas.
i R. SSARTIH-PkyalelaB aad _ »”r.
Bar
tmm. ORclOSS.aaat
- Rn»t
— Btrwt.)
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■ark CRAtart 0EtlVERY=H^^^til-'
aad tmoka. OB||6»*. ; y.'

Boardman Rircr
Electric Uilit
& Power Co.

ALL WAIST SETS
ATHALFPRICE^

FRANK TRUDE

SUREST
CLEANEST
CHEAPEST
BEST

Let us vitalize an idea
for >-ou4

NEW WATCHES

I AO p-rorsB m±rmm±

m.

1

Ko ■•ItorWHAT POTO

FORKS
SPOORS
ALL HEW

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OIL F. X MAC NETT-Fraedjw l»a^^
ad to EYE. BAR, mnj^OAT

HIRLBY,
T. W. THI

DenUtL Ove
nom A Earl s jewelry itora.«

OOIVO WIHT

ViMUbW ComiDaiSl^ftar the doctom

s25,a“..2:^t‘u,r^rai!:^

OraHaa aad
tha kail* maat b« imed to .mirr laiitaat ataadilr on the
raliel. tbU madieiae U orrlain to brlp.
Tba atroBfvat aad moat frraUfid Piokbam s Vagrtabie Compouad. aad
atalomtato poaaiblr ip makr eomr from
womaa who. by taklaf Lydia B. IMnk- wriu* Mrs. I*inkbam at Lynn, Mam.
bam*! Vafatabla Oompoaade bara
laai^aop
the worst forms of female ooasplal
all orarian tmblea. inflammatioo
ocratioo. falling and displaoemea
the womb. leQcorrh<na. irregnlariUc

*^2SJS?SS.

Anj^lwi^ irhoOTl?*iia5^SheaM^

^ perfect respect: “No, thi
|%ot thirsty. *
I; • InvestlgstloD of graft
einress i
»*as cIIscIosihI the fart lhat Phm;i

6BIEIIAINBVS
OF THE WORLD
______________________
«omn

...

r^nsdlau

natM-n.

Deodoo. MIdCu, Bopl. 15.-M Ihmkr
returned Monday orenlng from Oak­
land county, where hr was called by
the death of his lAstcr.
Gertie Meixan of Grand lUplds u
visiting IHends and rvlailves Id Bendon.
Mrs. Peake relumed Tuesday to
Camp Lakevlew.
IMck Jacobs and wife i-ntertalnetl a
number of their friends at their home
In inland Monday evening In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. CrowelL and the cveie
Ing was spent with games, music aud
dancing.
Otis Opfelt relumed Monday from
Grand Rapids.
Dick-Jacobs has taken a lumbering
)ob near Honor.
O. Otbomo of Benion Harbor U visIting friends and relaUves in this vI-

.rrx;-;;::;

Ch». UmiRlM of Ilh«* 1. vl«tIne hor pMvni*. Mr. and Mr». Chan
named to suewed U»rd Curwin as v
lK«en erapltiyed to pUn about forty Luther.
roy tif India. They coofilder that
Mr. Hetrick Is entertaining friends
1. mH big enough for the place o»..’
Ifkpm Ohio.
tianrr dcclsn*s that bis lordship ^as i
j Mrs. Carpenter was a Traverse City
vlalmr Wfdn««la>- Wid Th.ir*<l.y.
HASNT LOST KNACK.

Raynor, son of 8'*naiorj|„^
acquired in leveling a^pha1t
lUvner of Maryland. Is Mi’klng
I grades for C. M. Slocum. 56 Year. Old. Can Stdl
I patenieniK fixing lines
drmtKTatlc nomination for a seat in
,a.,amare avenue and
Handle Cradle.
the house of delegates frtira Maryland. |
rar tracks.
G. M. Rhicum of Pine C.-ove F'nrra.
dbtlnt’ilve feature fif the mofor
erne and on.'-quarter acres of buckthe Maryland |eglslB»iim- If youm;
your.i; ,,i,i,„,ry
rv has Isn-n thi cenertMis sup |
heat
Wevlnesday
In two hours.
..............
.-..Inme ' ^
Rayner should n«e<M^«d each of the
„,.^.i,h d to H h>
sfiM-rrlgns
Slocum U fifty-six yvwrK old and this
nm Mars land |
llili«*d Stales nf'nati
Ai>an from King Ivl mas the first he had rradled in imeatT
w’lll have a family repr.-senlatlve In ^
^Ylv King of Italy amt the Mug of |
the Irgislaiurv’ to k*H>p their f«‘| ftp^jn. aiio nre well kimaii euJhusl
euinuM !j
posleil on llic Ins and oets «d statv la^ts., lher«‘. an- the German emiH-nir.!
^pplUlca.
.
V1 mhe hais four or five cars; the king of j
the! Lgdlw. do not f*d to call and ace
the Ih-lglay. who has three, and ihel
ivar. ml... at i.n->eni has iHily one. hut j
|inr of CoaU, SjIU and Fora
ulher ,on«. mplali-s.nddlngtoMs“slud.^ The^„^ Noveltita In Silk and Wool Deeaa
‘ gano* than any o
;i,..M
slKtrisman. lU
lu UU
lil« tmontb
tmei,t> Iuin • hing ef lV.itug;il and the qu-eu
Goods, from Chta, A. St-’vent A
yimrs- ex|H rienc*- he har hagg-.l
Netheiiamls an- also of the eompany. |
Mandl# Bros, of Chicago. Pricos.
T.W hiwd i'll In-land oii on., occasion Pr.-sldeut Isuijaij has a car miiieh he jowoat In tho city. Specialty agiU
»M- Is said to have hro.ight domu six-j .K-<.*Ri,many drlv.w hlms«'U. and the mads to nMaawre or made fron
Ifvm wild geese with two luirrels. An j ,,rtnee of Monaco. In addition to a very
«Jthe/ fanums sh.k U lAvrd Waislug ; |><»m,Tful ear. has a nuMorrycle. «m
sept 14 tf
mhh’h hr frequently aeeomptlshes very | Front 8L, upaUira.
day. mtth th.*
ham. mho In
hr.»ugl!i hmg journey^ And. most astonishing,
. jM-odllure of l.ldO earlridg.
shah of I’ersib has nom Ik- j
ilomu 421 brirc of gnmse.
1 of all.
ILLINOIS EXCURSION to Fetoakey.
essed (tf I m o automoliiles.
Congrt-saman Calderh.-ad of Kansas. * coiuo i
; Charlevoix and Hart>or Spring*. Son
In giving some iemtnUrene< s. said |
day. SepL 17. BOAT LEAVES AT
that III his young maulimKi he moved j
I 8:00 A. M. SCHEOULE.
TRY A RF.CORO WANT AO.
(mill a piive of government land and
, hullL with his omn hands, a r.aMn. —
IPxH. making all of the, fitmlum- ex
• c«-pt the stme. Th.* settlers ha.1 Iifll.money, hut wen- rich In all Hie rlvlll
Ilea of llf.‘. One A*f. the setlh-rs whi
BUOOO
••UPBIP-VIMCM
-TASi-K-rtt
. manuti a plom ha"ll to iiave fotint't-n of
' hla neighlKvrs sign the pole mith him.
MAKES MICH. MED BLOOD. HEALTH AMD STKIlIGTH
and lh(-n. U suit hadlWn l.n.ught. ih A BLESSING TO BRAIN WORKERS
price of the plow coiBd fiPt haw Nt u
ANIT N-ERVOUS PEOPLE.

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Houlh AtintrkUa. |K.ssesses an unusual
accompllikhmrnl. HeMn- be Ineam. a 5
hlxhop ho Va* tile editor of one of the
Australian ratholic journals. His rum
pomltors mi-nt out on strike and In the
f-mergatic.v he hclfted in the mechan
IfWl departm. iit Ih the time the dlffirujty had iK-en adjusted \.a^ had pn-tty
well maslen-d the art of ty |H* setting.
and for tlie tt«t of his editorial career
be did not write hla l«uling article*.
He just mem Into the composing room*
nnd set them up.

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Artimtm'thc Gorman Annemr. aJ:
- . J way* very Mving of tUa money, push* «s jhU. economy to the verge of nlaWhen
ganlitu
------- ‘he vUitoii C<uistan
tc<-ntly received and was loaded domn
with handsome prcMnt*. During hU
atay he laatrocind an aM to dlatribute
the usual present* amuog the TurkUh
nenants attached to hU peiwon*. but I
carefully limited the total amount. 1
When the kid oOkuwd a dollkr to thi
head onachman <he latter *ald will

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DR. LAWTON—Piiirhlsn and ^ur*
g...,n: ofirre. In Wilhelm bloc k, third
floor, mith Dr*. Samycj and I'lmhal*

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sue Beths Saln(e|i,
Si|Mierl6

land block, physician and furgiDOiie
ClUx^lAoue 864.
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Bay Steamers

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■OXTBPOtT POIRT
Leave 8:30 am.

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trip; Uni-na. Norlti|wrt an.l
Nortliport Point. iiOo rouml
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Htody *nd

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hi* prri»*r*tion I* lh« only on** lb tho mrorW
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It iR b<«mr«-W tb«
Itlo
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lowiYl. ihln rUook or oerRomy nork with firm.
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bHf«ix purch**in«. Wr sloo wsra l*di« ^
Tr*in kwr.-, TmTonweiy
to uW any othrr cimm on thr f«rr, m Ur. Lartlni: for pr.imr -Kjrlh
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durt-n-hFondi. ««at«d
Boto the growth of hair.

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J, H. Mum
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First customer RCts
first choice. Every
one a barsain.

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11:00 a. m.: 4:TO P. m.

taav.8:30a.m.

Wc WiII Sell the Or­
gans at Most any
Price -

$10 TO $40

OR. a H. LYNCH-2 and 4 Bottm-

IXCUISIOMS

Taken in exchani-c
for KIMBALL PI­
ANOS in last few
weeks. To make
room for another car
load of Pianos

and others. All
marked in plain fig­
ures,

HERVEY H, ANDERBON-AttorafT
lad «..n.olor, Wilhelm block. T™^
ene CUr. MIcb. CIUmo. phone 106.

.mr ISrnf ciLtp^jUTn.. Im u-

pUc« n mrrr tod*y.

ORGANS
to Rct them out of
the way. All in good
shape, and many
makes to select from.
KIMBALLS. Story
«: Clark. Chicano

HARRY B. HARNER—Expel
:ulaior. Bailstuner and artlon regulator
WUb
faction
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Music Hlouse. Cits, pbone 264.

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M. B. HARHER, Prop.

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f-LASSES
TRY A RECORD WANT AO.

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THAT AH

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FREE.
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ON SALE AT PRINCIPAL DRUGGISTS.
PRICE PER BOX CONTAINING 2# TABLETS, SO CENTS.
If your dealer cannot aupply yoiL oend price and order to

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USE CALMAir* ElaaUe Floor Flih
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