The Evening Record, November 02, 1903

The Evening Record, November 02, 1903

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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)

1903-11-02

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

MOXDAT, XOVKMBHt^ Mit.

HALLOWE’EN
FESTIVITIES

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MADAM MEOILL

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fJCTHAOHDINAPY

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7 cnikinareOlhMS

Doifor^U aa <

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Not. * -TIi^ —THI
^bjr^hVgsme

"rKjsrwiS^V’u.ris

no end of delightful Hnl
loweVn pnrtle* Bniurdny
both UMidn and oolnlde the city Th*
ttsunt and

■A-ssrss

<*mploT«d to form a cordon i
IIH- arciinc ptoco of thn two rt

MMrtag tho mt C

SHOT NEAR
FIFE LAKE
FATAL

ACCIDENT

TO

YOUNG

HUNTEA YESTERDAY

arssr:r^. S5

ULLEO IT ms OWN CUN
WEAPON

■mmti

SLIPPED

OFF

STUMP

SSSSMSr^bS? .^b:r.s;j «wi

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■,£SST5S

rank Gannar. FifUan Yaara Old

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Fit....

peri^n oxl thu mean camtetabljr, ihe 6i« itj jot p«
them on. No tireaoaie **pnAlug in** when jroor new shoes
are W alk-Overs,

$3.50

”,

.urttfa^ ^ «^l

»'*•» •

IHE ECeKOMr SlOtt*
«e Rive you. HindAoni in
hMd Wdt Udy-i SHOE.
Very Swell
Vety Dte«r.

Stathtttryf
•- — ^

’’•’S-MT^LbS

waa about ready to reUre. but <
not to. The evening wa. moat
tn the Old Elk.’ hall, and It wa.

•mailMbl* SUtoxunt MM* By Mtfbtrud -lllj*h II.- IX Ml. M.,l-

York. No% r - lk>«l.‘ make.
inoun«-ment that he I. the hope
holy land He exp.<t. to lead “‘tm; :r;he“'^;.eughtfui
tlMwer* there and Mire Faleatlne
..... ,, r The flr.t .tep In thl. M*heme
will tie Ihe founding of Zkw clutb. In «.htM,U by the mum.. Wood.
johnMtn. Groe.. and WllMin
en Tribe.." eight «d"them^ ct.mpoMNl

Imperial........ IS>0
Lohengrin . . .75
Berlin’s Batiste. .76
Hemstitch, 60c-.76
2-fold Note
.75
Nouveaute- . .76
Bannockburn .60
and many others.

.nd

b .treot • Thl. wa. the addrv^
l« Rdlth OIbb.. and when the

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ROWLAND DOUGLASS
New Shoe Store

frvit 219
Jl. e. SlabtHtkp. mgr.

Rutner's Old Stand

TBYTHE6LEIUIER
FRANK FRIEDRICH & CO.
TkatTld IWIahla nkoa Howe
Front 8t
*I he New Stand

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¥

IfnsjbnmA

r”ri:;r:^c\eririhrp-s;^^ JlmtricanDrug^

Front Sl

Opposite Whiting Hotel

TRY A RECORD WANT AD

the word.. • Wltche. InvUe thee to

JOT TURNED TO SOMOW

.... k”h..v". .i!’:.*,

a. another large black cat. with the
onl. "Enter "
The gue.t« .<»f coume. entered with-

ftli Cfwi^ I" Fraat af Raeard Omc ..xld lx y-rxncv. lx Exm.xd and
*M«,Gay Night Cheared Michigan
Taam Whan Scora Waa Madt.
oer will ltt»ai In every eUme In every

:.r,-*;^.:XxViS:;r5;s.r

m received tberv. and there the .

s-’rirrjvi^ir.’r.’^^;
"SISUIImi tbv Kr .bxxv.« Micb

10* irllKw.'lwo^aU Jew^ we

rvHt waa uaheml Into the
lU. Grow..

r.r?ir'"-L
5S::i.*:rc^dr.srx.TxV":
‘
hil«« -hrrv t.o xllcbcj
ed in white and green, bllndJ each gue« and t«»k two at •

anothep tie game
Mini.

S5£riB‘T:K

Thar. Cadillac Saturday After-

ST police had to help keep a way
Sir for the paaaage of p^e.trlan..
Mwhlch the, were not alway. auc-

'®K“r=S-7“r:?s

New G. ..

Sew Oh^WIimSow

t. remained at the t
inge. at the lake all nlEhL
Ing to the city yeatorday.

DOWtESATSHtWOL
XEtUlLD JEtUSAUW

;1 ,.2aS3U up.o,-«-.r

$4.00

7.50"JS!£?

For Tliroi Dollars
onl.t. a CO

uwer |mr» w

"iwK......... , ii;;**-’

n by a «»re «
.ha did noi ki

Doyw

•vm •14^4 RAIttO AT THE SEC-

'S.-3S&-SS
WOHANBAILTCOT

Walk-Overs

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right .Ide,
.Ide. ranging upward toward tht
the
.i.wnarh. that organ being paoatraled
OND M. E. CHURCH
The Ixiy wa. hunting wlih a T»o:
num
>er ol young r»»mpanlon. near the
outh end of Fife l.akc when the accla GaaoHns Monay Warn Mora lent occurretfr It I. .laied by aome
.,f hi. companion, that he let hla bal
ance. and that It wa. in trying to re­
gain It ihnt the gun .Upped, caualng
the accident lie wa. .landing with
tbe butt of tbe gun on the .tump when
the lraged> occum»d.

Sac SamiOc in Wkikm

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rfSfr

AIX
when hi. intn .lipped off the .tump
^MDEKTEPNESS the
hammer atrlklng the edge and ex

ggrtolM. M IbMr MWT.W

.JEN’S SUIT-.
CilX)V¥JS

ju»i mouut the

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. living about fnr^*

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which U to good that It never need,
very much «xlng. will leave FTiday
lor the upper penlnaula after deer.
The party will con.Ut thl. year of
George H Croa. «.
of thl. w»y.
city acoomhi. father. Jame. A. Croa.
Lake, who arrived
C Mater. K. C I>eai
added to the plea.ure of tl^d^ve,^ Win M
Walter
Me lantern., except tn the dim
Ha Probably Did Not Kno
;o7
Uefure
tbe
Michigan Ml
fibotball gmme. K. A Clar> aut

Took^ Eftact

~AHOO.ltt.wt SKVEK-FIfTV

AFTER THE DEER

long Same Old O
St a.
par I

AND WAS DISCHARGED

Lead

« CU?

~ not

,d High whool team to a He. the

,Seventh..........
Here electric light, v
with green, and candle.
1. and the roomi
leave, and
. x.u«l >xd uxx.xK w. of
ng the occaakm were moat
lly brought Into pUy. gbosUy

;',t.-3;S'Sii5"£-a

m.ly near to CaSlUac*. goal

THDfKSlTWIUPEGOBHAW

over. No mue crvdH ahoeld he glvj«
Mr. aad Mr.. Courtade, who ao kindly
iwUted in tbe feaHvttlea.

DMPOGAIETTtSMtWIT
Lowa. Pa. Nov. 2.-"I believe
Oonaaa will be the daamBlnae for prealdeat." aald «x
rter Oeneral Charles Bmary
...bA. "He will be aocepuhle so the

ecMed Pseitloo la Taken hy the Fee
wHy ef Cemell
Falla.
lowa FalU, town, Nov. ^~**Cul

jKSSfiariLXr-:-.Md by tbt way ot «3wyll coBi»«

Cht CUmaK of PtrfKtim!
tbt

' i * Bear Brand of Yarns
f.a «lii. h we «e .eUiDg i^enl!^

'

It’sayarivlhat ismade on the most scientific
principles from the choicest wools and dyed
with the greatest care which means a
skein of yarn that is absolutely per­
fect In every particular. We carry
a very complete stock of this
satisfactory article and you
can always depand on
findingjustwhatyou
desire i n such
* yarns as the
German Lnitting. Germantown. Zephyr• Sax­
ony woot. etc. Don’t experiment with unknown
makes, but try the Bear Brand and you’ll be
satisfied wim the results.
Ht*»Hm0 mHtib*mtht IbtrUgit.

HaWe’s
Hats $5
Mate
thgir I
own w
in tti

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•A • couch, cotcrui
with PLUSH M il;tv,r
(orKTV We hive n
recular size couch, just
like cut.
solid, well mide

> the state.

p..

Come in and look them over and

i

Wg^Sr-ssassa

our I

j W. SLATER
WHOLKIALP AND RCTAtL

eAtdWf

\\J(etn0vai
JIndrus & Trost
line of ihe best

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Are Dcm localetl at Suite 202
Wflhelm Block, comer Front
and Union. Suits made to order.
denning am! prensing
; ; promptly done at modevmlf
jiricee. lArop us a card, we
will caU for and deliver work
, ifdmticd.

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No. 126 Cass 8t. *‘^"^?KL!5?J!.W««.SSS*‘*'''

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mn.€.C.B»mtr
610 esMi.&ibi Simi. Cilirooa phone. 692. 20l6-i:t

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JCttPET CUMW mLl..

The Traverse Oty
Real Estate Exchange

OATKO^ATM V' I
j

a^ to be ma^ into rue*, *♦**

Have bargains in^
property, 1‘iinbcr)
^•i^riiit Farms.

H Pr»prlM«
O**. •AWyCN A PtWWAtl.t'IO^ j

...DENTISTS...

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LARSON’S

PARK

HOTEL

Claua W^rnir. Proprlotor

3.TY;Le1
DENTIST
o. P. CAHV»H A •no. ..

-■'^^ir-.^A.'S.as: "“IFIRE INSO'RANCEiji^^aijrg
nccono want ao.

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U U A. tUILOINO.

!s.*SLd. A &.

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A BEAUTIFUL IRUN BED
an ornament to any bed room and irs|)eci:illy so if they come
patterns that arc shown, and these we ^oiaraniee to be made of
the best material that is manufactured. $*2.25 is not so much when
you consider the habdsome bed it will buy. Flvcry woman
the bed room as neatly furnished as iiny room in the house; af
iron bed is the first consideration. See tlie styles we sell for $3.*^.
$5.00 and up to $75 ('O lor the beautiful all brass bed.

NOTHINBSO HANDY AS A WRITING DESK
The **I.ady of the 1 louse*’ ai)prcciaies this when she has a letter to
wTite. or a pa|>cr to prepare*, or an invitation to acc<*pt. As orna*
mental and useful a piece, of furniture as yon can have in your
parlor or sitting room, fhen the dilTcrcnt %voods can harmonize
with your furnishings. Golden Oak. Onarfer Sawed Oak, Ma­
hogany or Bird's Flye .Maple'

YOU SHOULD HAVE- A SIDEBOARD
One of the handsome ones’we are showing. Have yAu seen the One
in Weathered Oak ? It’s a beauty. Buy a Sideboard and you will
wonder how you ever got along so long without one. These new
ones arc so finely finished and the pri( es are from

...SI5.00 TO $42.00.„„
JUST THE TIME TO BUY A DARPET
Never carried a nicer assortraent of alUool Ingrains than now.
Some entirely new pattern*. Such handsome desigos in the Body
Bniiaelsand Rojal Wilton Velvet*. You may want to have M*
make‘a handsome rug for you. Never have we made and laid sothis *ea»on. Well gladly “talk" carpet with you af

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UnMtIa Wt^**!' M« tke rttall of t#6 idoms. That soda crackets conld be made betto
than they had ever been made before. That it was possible to convey them to the home fresh,
The imtwrtance of the soda cracker as an aitide of daily consumption made it
while to make the best soda cracker that could h|made, and to place it on the Uble as good as
' To do the first rcqniied the selecrion, of the best materials and the highest skill. To do
the second npoet all traditiona The oldest bakers said there was no way to keep a ^ ct^ker
good. That people were satisfied to eat them stale, as they had been in the habit of dmng
And so it fell to the lot of broader minds to do this unheard of thing—to keep a soda cracker
good until eaten.
,
The result was a beautiful royal purple and white package—that kept out the ai^ moisture
and dust; that reUined the natural flavor of the biscuit, keeping it ensp and fresh untU it
reached the table.
ToHiay, nearly three bunded million packages of UlM«da SlMUlt
have been consumed by the thoughtful people of this country and the
demand is ever increasing.
That isthestorv of UllMda Maeuit. Some day we will tell it
over again for the benefit of those who are still *Sn the habit” of buying
sule and broken crackers in a paper bag, when they can get UlMada
Biscuit whole, fresh and clean in an air-tight package.

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

ABSURD iCTHODB
T Ktmwrr ml doorbHl »r r>t
T mnkr • imi« bom- io ao!
An' s‘f It a at bis n.unUu h«4 man
^•At vaniejrom hraren t'other day

ISlk^rShM
An' 'rn me Kot V
upsitalra
^Aa culet aa we ever ktu w

mouTd be a'n«r^l rtm.
ked bv Moll. Uki

3s;~“:s=;ri

said the Romoc man. expatiating
on the means many people take to
purify their blood. Don t you realire, he continues, that most socalled blood medicines arc loaded
with deadly poisons? By their use
you simply force one poison out and
take another just as bad or worse
into your system. This is like the
Indian whose blanket was
tooshorttocovcrhisfect,
so he cut oflf six indies
from the top and#
> the bottom.

HB
m-r io«»

Like 'at all Umea. *c«uae ahe 'ud ala]

m 1000 wms
I mlahl at they'd atop apooaln' aa.

iMftebfllmElMMe
lIcH' l»f PtWf

WATCHES
WATCHES

1
tw ytan—

are » Wss tis.

m

Sd 15?tuyir
traenm acroaa tSe East rlrcr U

RASTALfS prices a
watch boring caqr.

Those $8.95
S. E WAIT & SONS. Pharmacists

-t|ou. CaK SodUij'Prwe.

®K/^LA®

Watches aic *310 opei
totbelajefa
Have yoe teen them?

RASTALL
...neSvtiiK Jeweler

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j«*kfd tb« price Ai Mr. Qwritch totto ton to quote tto tgVM tto AMCtata
m at Interrupted him. njtar “Bto I am ft
idenkr ftarnnlt Wtet art tto tiiito
pna 'priretr •^h.*’ rtpM tto fhmoto
torn. **1 tboogbt jM mmt ft tto
ift.- Tto Amcricfta w»n tatoa
t for n moment Imt oob* tto •
|«tot for Mr. Qonrtteh M ont tot
hftto tod Mid tmUlnclr:
I ftm
^.Milited to tod ttot joft am tot fttoj
ft. tot ft dealer at ««D. Tto
totltonMhM o«.-

yoft to My It qnickly. Tto dn«. y««
know, acte Inotantly. ftod we tore allowed only ten mtontet for Ita Inc
to 6t dlaaolred."
Beftram wat otaadlaff wton b
locaata. Tto locate it a rapid
tto pellet hot now the certainty of
and, amreolCT. tto tlaebor It
dmth weakened hit kaeca. and to tank
ed rendWImt of tlea.
hock on a lonape. One of ttooe prtaent
itendt to plaat SLOno
tooosht him wrtttof material wttb At^l^h to ma^edjitotjtotj
fa loenttB to proride
which to write a mat meatape. He took
ahwg
with
tto
crowd.
tto pen. hot wat nnahle to write. NerHt did net go far. howerer. and tto
•itbcleM hit pinck wat good. -It w<
lady who had M ohoerred him Mw
tto light die one of hit eyM antf the
iTtm OF IHTCBC8T.
team tieri down hit cheeka. Slcpidnf
np to btm. tto mid gently.
bnei^
MtaBartonr
one of the OftTgeotta -Yonr tongne
PhOlp Oaia. tto oideot m
-Yftft.- replWd Mlchlaant chief of- ■ooa be paralyned.employe af Now York. la dctA
toer. -yon are poliohUif tto fthoe. oC
MagtottaalalantliBa^BArmagem
tto coVemor to Mlcblaaa. and yi
t^airi«Ste*fwI
m
people to the ftcm^ wbto tendon
rteod la atotomc tb<M of tto worm
ttor. He mnk lower on tto tofa and
tottlxty.
>f
hit eyea Tto eargeoa whom to
no boottiUck wtntod atowty and w- rioted
At tto bnriat
had choaen to pcepare tto food of death
went to him and frit of hit heart.
■Mtor «r It toft ofttn torat to MToUtlM
-Ito whloky. dftick.- he ahoftted.
^
~ mmaa the
«a*.
wtoftttotaM ftbfttiftc tor fterranti to
tarmt toaecna. Ito afraid be^a ptner
“ mftnm haa ntea
nmrmn. of New York, raWhitky had been kept at hand, and ■< Oettyabnrg.
..^Smmehaatd tto
**TtoChSi Woman*, chib at« tody Kern York Tlmee
half a tnmbler wna penred dowa tto
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Tmatotila af Texaa
it ctoftMtetoim tto ■metmrftt. and Ito
pMaldcntMfa.ChftriMHtttcotla.iaoattoretofttaca
Ttom aaltt. In Hkkmaa what pea^
-I nay. Beetram.- cried tto ■organa,
gpoken in tor adeaeacy. Tto rinb doOftly man and women
ryoft are mMakcn! Ton hare not nwal- My hat neror been aeea anywhere a^
ta tW. cmmtry. a trarrilag tree mn.^
Man aC tto anideet after
Not more than two yaare apt nMdcf"
paper by Mia. Lyadta I
who tired on tto MB erary day tnri^
ttobeadofttolchoolof
ont af the haalm path m rircamrent i
atolBriencta. Tto fact that wttbln
mmUT «*tep« U .WwoM „ tet If « au av b. kOM Iv tk* abwrma. TWt ta» «aaH. aa aa

r.'riLrr-TJiJsriri

Ttoaa partort at a rala are inn
tok^Bdy faraittod. nnd
It la not nn ommnal thing
aaaaon nf tto ynnr far a oalco

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hsBs. Is tedsisA IS be is seed of toeteriSKCere. H>e deat»r le eeM to be
BtrtTtag to sttsis s tolee edocatlea

"who*wSl*(

:;o the qmioa ef deacetSc edesee
pobllc.edsoatere asd eslane the
eeepe bf «he Bcheel eT DoBoade Arte
asd fttes 1 eetaWlehed la Chkate
three yeaiB ago. The proawten eC the
aeaectatiea hepe the. to as bejesd
the ceodaes of the aity aad etato^H

of two yards, asd large type le easily
lams by It PrefeoBor MoBech eaoccte
that the lamp yMto a cold light whkh
le entirely aato.

rtram, I ceBBleefate yao. I the ceodble. Mltehett t
d my pellet ^th mj teeth, and that night and the W
all Me Oaldwdl Iota 1

It heppeeed the ether day that Oof^
rser A. T. BUb af Mkhtgaa aad Ge^
roar R J. Bacheldcr of New BempShlre Bet la ReeboBer. Gerersor
BHae was there la bosor of the opealac of a Maaoslc t«spK while <torCTBW Bechdder stapled off to arrasce
tor hie atteodesce later at e >onr«p

^t STaeaBmMBest Bertram Waat
deadly pato The ooter roatlsg of hla
pellet had been dimred. end there
area a stroog flaror of wtatergreca.
-If yoo bare asythlag to aay." aaM
oae of the aargeoaa. -1 abeoM adrlB
yea to aay It qoickty. Tbe drag, yen
know, arte Isatantly. and we hare al­
lowed only ten Btootee for It* laeloeoie
to be dleedred.**
Bertram was oCandl^ when be toek
the pellet, hot now the oertaloty ef
death wcekeoed hie knece, end he eenk

Tbe two covemore were steodlnc la
float of a betd when two ragerd
bootbUdea caow akBs <
riolocT asd sasttatlea.
ahlse tbe rtaMora* aboee
the pen. hot wma enable to write, Kerttemady le It dealfaed to
•Yoo are both
ertbeleB hie plock was good. -Itwoeka
___ a Ufa j^taadrfam and e^
golckly.- be laid, with some cootnem.
-The nerree of my dma are already
powerleaahm
-dpeak what yea hare to aey.” asM
ooe of the aorgecaa -Tear tongoe wW
SdlMan-a dilrf o^
deer. 'Too are poUobIii«_ tbe sbeea ef
e« a hSmeM where die le gtres so the sorttsor of Mlrblcaa. aad yoor
reaaos tor asythisff except aease. Th friend la ehlaiac thoB eC tbe goeersor ther. He eenk lower eo the bofa end
ef New HaBpahlre.*'
thejmtoami^^
doaed hla cyee. Tlw sorgeeo whom he
Tbe bootblack winked etowly and le^ had ehoacn to prepare the food ef
wWto
iTle tomSaTasTte peewent to him end tolt ef hie brnrl.
Mk«d tbe ptlee. As Me: Qwttck
aeaeer
er
tt
toe
oftaa
torae
b
-The whliky. qolckr he ahooled.
tte ‘f*n to qoote tho U^m tbt ASNrtcss
whea
she
le
sot
aboelac
her
-Greet hearem^ I*m afraid he*a.p>oer
r St intmtiptod him. ssjlsr
I ssi s
der goreraor of New Jeraey. 8b.*'— Whliky had been hapt St hand, and
teller siTssIf. Whst art the tmde
half a tOBbier was penred dews the
re- 'prieeer *^11.- replisi the fhBMt
bC booms. **1 tboottat joa me s |M-I aay. Bertram.- ciM the eergeea,
p*,|tl«s«s.- The ABoricss wse tata
Only Ban asd woBea wha want to *Toe sre adetaken! Too hare net ewalfor s BMincat b«t osly *or s bo- tetea la tm adeecy. The dob deporebaae an eapeosire act ef Jewele.
for Mr. Qoailtch haU sat hie
eeylpOjOOU worth er apwi^yt e
kl.
-i
paper by Mn. Lyodeo Erasa who Is
loehed wildly ahoot hkm.
the heed er the dehooi of DoBeetle Arts SdMeB^^U^d, la Che hig New Tork Thla le not a doel,- cootlaoe
asAddeseoa The toet that wnhla the lewdcra* ahopa. Getaa worth lera thee aaneea. It le a medical expec
last tow jeaf the atomtl.e ef _€»- Chet oe«

Oeowtan Mlrooe

tow yean as
hcadof the I
capitol. and hoar after boor ahe shook
hand* with tho reteraaa. teddenty a

torrStoay*SII^id th^

m la ddrSmT^mTa

tore been pleotsd wttb 60.d» yena;;

M

itco for wood la the roodksdd

arm eoalag op the line, with ejB an
aglow aad face foU of aatidpatifa.
tbo'^m hii
along with the crowd.
He did not go tor. howerer. and the
lady who had drat obeerred bla saw
the light die oot of hie cyee and the

ml ahTlJfiiI«^-Tj?25!

MteBartear
-Knmr herr he eaelaJmed. “Know
her! Why. ehe mmsd me threagh
this.- Dolom pathetlcatly to the
At the aeODd of hie rote MIee 1

^^3

sTltT'
rmuof iNT
Tte densteent of i
•WWM»Wl!ser.
of New TeritiadcoA.
___
Maohattaa tolasd hae onaretage of
m people ta the aegd. whBr Itedoa
ha.eUty.
> “
the botiai ^ s Booth Lendoa
hie elxd^ draped la black, tol-

ffecthl^Sld

• dey.

hartaff add down the sue ef the hoi

m

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^flour to you and say
hame Implies you ‘
roly 4i»oii #rhat we say.

jt.^«r'4jiSs2

TaH & lay CO.
i“S“S5?b“sr
.Tr.or.iii5rss
■iml him «r»uy •

tm OITV, lUIIOM

SIMPLE

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k dbouL '-a w«. kki
tux UtUe wan

FOU CATARHH

.4 ik«

:;: r JJ ;o:^«a^*2E.JS*VTUSf-

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1£k5^
dnriiic

HEMKDY

ID Hyomal IhU method of core

'‘ '*•'

***^V

Iliyas iMirl uuiild ^
Mtbe

Hyomel

timmsh th# In

“rLmbAS^SI^
prevents IrrlUiUoo. and effects •
^ Id Traverse aiy there are t
of well known people «bo sa> they
have iN^n cored of catarrh b> H>^
nul
If It does not core you. 8. K.

,...1,^ ; r»* kH liui»“.i.-tli-al to
llieit el iiUl*al
Ihv
(0 * ;M II VI ., .^n* II. In kept oi. t. ud.f
. r t.-ni 4||.H
will
.itK.w tt^. I.llb i» I.l iliiel:.k*
.•.•l.l•. ^.m. Itii iu tui.li;:. mtll»U*?
I iiitk ivi.itiii il»Hi«i«U ».« t«oi
I Mil tlllllf t |WtL li
l, UUI, vliMl, tuilL.
^.II,..I-Mill
t^oins tu !••• i*l*>i«^
|M. .. ;.1H .
■*.. .!. -..HI .I plalfi
IliU %. I..I if.ii
St
I.uii!> IN
l.at.h-

iddes for himself, but never withotH J
full knowledae of what the polltlea hf

^**He*u*lMuiur^.*avc
It contains ALL the medicinal elemen
oil, actually taken from gcauine, Srt
with organic iron, and other Ijody bui
ents, in a deliciously palatable and c
form. It is therefore recognized ;is th

Kina s New Ufe PUls. They cut ^
maladies^ no ^tter how «*vere and

Stores

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A...I %\
U
i:u«..:- I
w.ir . wh^otos ttie
Uh.u.i vl.eiod<ris not «r>t-

imil» »ej#\!u^!’wSriij'>I.>».'<i Ukfor iMit takiiit: a
Are J«am. ;.ml tLe tlH»U;A.tle'^,
now Ji^t .im tl.e .i.u.H.K-U.i.er t-r
practlr.li;: n* lM« pnoiM.I.'^.

TALK WAS HOT CH
One Judpe Fmed Another for, C
tempt. Then Committed the
Same OffenM MImaelf.

hr hs.I arrlviHl
That word costs you
will l^llice Jnvticr lliem.
the Judae. as be
la of -damns" be-

NEATEST MO
STREIETH ORE
known to ineilicinc —thcoriKinal (iUj
REMHDV FOR
exact metlidne needed.
VINOl-isthcc----------------heals andrrncw^ the irritated.
at our i^.

Itte

It is not natural m fed continually tired,
strength and vigor to tnc
the ocomiateo.
debniuled. run«..«n
run<i

\l^ti

The bluecoat was ama
^ ......................'! Wc know VlNOLw'ni mike flesh!
• Whv. that man Is Judae ..f the ly* can prme that VINOL quick/

i;rJ?%hT7i;h:^'“vr'TS,:;.s re]
was

We mean o^ctly what we say in this Warn
without -iScKvSdon or equivocation. We know
VINOL is th^v^est tonic preparation and general
i^uilder of haUSk^®""
'»cd*‘^''>e. We bank
our lepuution andf^e on its being wholesome,
delicious and most
no other maker can produce ayffiing Uke ’
The statement that any other medicine is
as VINOL is false. Don't take our wor.i for 1
try it yourself at our expense — if it docs not hdp
you we stand the loss — it costs you notning.
:

10 and 20 Per Cent. WH
Make Finfe Xmas Preseiiitat
full line

]

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« fmg rmm mtH k» mmiOr Wrt. A
Ju ^u h0k^4m^ mmuin^ ^

AYBE yooS^ had some
difficulty in grtting your
share o! Unoada Biaeult

will an or auy any ptoeo ate ^n^
llk^. They Binat cot from » to $S a
A bypootlat aamod Brown U at
laner asd la boiait aonsbt by orery
Dt of Lamoau 8. D, Uuo a
^^^.|rr iM« mem^

w
aloop Brown made rapaatod atapu to raatora the yootb bot wltbt snoeaaa. Tba laetnrer baeame
^Ited. loat bla ■eM<x»ntrol and fell
the platform In a swooii. Realisinc
tbe andlenco

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^ • IMS vtea Lmu

Mickey worked In a wheat
field iMNir Uaoola. Neb.. Friday aad
workiMl bard. Hto explanation of bU
odd whim was that he aaadod the
rest and -llgbi exerdae. ” Then be
•too oYrtolla aad ww^ work.
ou

<ari «M iMvoght to.
<«*<J"i^^Jhnw^^to.

•nliT lH-m% «^i4|.rln« a rc
tojc- iM-Mi . pUm««ul .11
•rrvaiii. m ^v arr tuu old I
fivt'ti iOM*lt.*r anil rafr. *
IJoii W .up(*f*rtrd l*j |»oM
I aud to Ito Inl. rrai d
li urn
!«,,«
u«. taif M«. K-« •
X
erltot*

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•MC.. .W» r.,. hrti«..«. rn««. Of ^
l*a.Ma«,«i kdlf
fritk tto W n. Mra. l^*<r
I and I.tck«I l*»*r
MM fi^
WUH alif fell la
#lMi i*M«ad •»«oim haraHr
TW twn rM ad for awtoto 4*u
»laidr.. -Cmw IMw....

%;
.
•

The favorite food-a little better than
ever—fresh, clean and crisp—packed in
the same way—in the airtight» dustproof, moisture-proof, In-er-sear ; ^'^ 7^ E
P«kap-*e s^ne p*.-5c
. :;7' :W.7.;:77

HWiiKS':
. ':V!-:|7'-■

iKfir tto ra«r. aud If ll
U foural Ihiii Ito aiTront la draarrlnd
■ ml li« r^»mmr «n|*loyrra
“ '

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^■7E17777.;:7■';

bon

tim. -fr. fta wa. M^ltoST^ . ..f.. always foil and
.and Untor vnl and aat bwlil* l.-r.

:

-‘j ;ij

i*e wllfsail for New York.
Miss Uzsle lluntoM. of

;s ito
- family

^=»"

rW:

two feeders

D a <^^^8o tor ^ ha
•

M..f

SSil-

rapidly that

rM

crowd looked on
Hsiisiatn. an Austrian, who!
to tbe champion walker of
ibe wfwld. paas«Hl thronxh Dublin. Ire
land. The iriher day on bU way anumd
,’lenna gepiemla.r
a wax-r that he
the world in sis :

iltoitudr. N«.
m nw tm rvopto Mstod Itom b«
/• uid»
»od alM terk u*r I
V^wM k»d MW L-tof «r«f «toi

-

V7:si

Itm Wltk him. wlK^i
Mr*

i

mnrlxxly «». «t ** HI «t

lllli*yl "Tvi*in®irtl^«lo«lii«t^ Ui pr«rrTC

. HAnOKAl WieUIT tOMMirr

when she arrlv.Ml a« ihe sUHon and j
hld‘ui'ilr^ a^fr^nd In Xe“mldlto|t.^e
waited ouulde. Instead tif Mlsa Burai>i.s rtiminx out of tbe Atatr. howiTer.
a |«llceroan^stepped^^up *«
{Jj^

l -w a larr* uUiulirr of

U> the de*k senpanl.
At Houth Bend. Ind. John Haugh- the government for his service
um. Jr . fiirmerly
formerly of Chicaxo. died tktn to ms.
Kr.a„
•nmtor lining the shaft of the
itx due to an
blood |M
Princeton mine. 25 miles aotithwesi of __
InJurj to his foot
Negaunee. caught fire and five Finntoll He was a i
Ish miners bad a narrow escape fmm ror
blKl. Hch.wl team
death. The men were worl^ at the ^
have
bottom of the shaft; H»0 feet dokhr^nd 'T
e Jenri^e "nrili*
In^' Ital
fires In
a niuMt uttl u water, and ore rldr
on the rt»yi_
n.yal
..
port liKUt on lop o* the wares
at San Rolsore, where Kin* Victor
w«. saved: *MW it bapin-ned w«
mUm mU ^ Arr dr tVtempto-w«- i.i. U bad a t-aiir) o’ yeast on liuant and Emmanuel and Queen Helena now
are A fire resulted, which aasnmed
•naktolri' *® * *" «»mnir«H.r..m l.i. wUeu ibe water reacted It it
and such alarming proportions ihat tbe
wl Val 6» baltia Held of at.^l,..UIl II fairly lifted op the sir
ftrv brigade from Pisa, the nearaat to bones as a result of their toll, and all _____'.

PEBsMAsayens

wm

A Chance

fe:.^rs r„

i birds at ana. far from
ter. boYerlna around and under a ale
ckiod. elatleriuic like ducks «n a

rv

Tditeii. um »3.

.

tBLifmlti Atnn.

.ii'Si'E'-. •

__jssjrsir-.-: asas^!^£.“r.-:

a
hum Friday
port, a amall anburb. and the,Reading of having their rmfta brtAen up.

i‘s^;r>’3KJ£ss

the polloe aiopped1 the aport.

'

rsfea^
VhTSSbout ”tteconditlona
- Uattod
Bun ca

■a M kaffly telM arban a «<nr.
aarod wtto md rwm Mra. Laa.
ICfi. dtrond aoklM to bo axId. na ate bad a rtolant teadacte
i rntm m to bad. bot bopinv that

Dwkroia, IVIIoH.

__ !

mn rapids »jiidi»s*

JJ5?^ ton^ yon flrr lir

from the

daughter of

Kel^

with* MlSui^IntenT^lI* her mind
waa nnhalaaoed. due to overwork in
the Hl^ a^l. It Is thought ahe
totally blind, the editor of
u.r^'S.r?

the

H&ILE. TIME CARO

*uTdtob!B QuS
Mn. Bertha Cloa of Detroit haa'

that her pet waa acting atrangely. _

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iedii.

HERE 18 A CHANCE for any young man to aeeure a good pooltion In 6 to 9 months. Salaries from 140 to fkO per month to good,
competent atenographera. The Traverse City Business CoUega U propared to give every young man or woman a firat-claaa atari.

C. R.DOCKERAY,Pm.

of Alaeck. In the White

lacerated one of her
,
aetkm
Tbe«aent.::r:h^.TrTUtolookoal
Tbe largeat angget U
for the mile ones. lYhererer a child
teliiiM allh ilMl
***^‘*^ wherever a atranger eaa **Mrs. Chalkier Yeiter of'Coateavllle,
Mrs. Clot to go at
Pa. waa awakened
------------toa-d be .15?^ 5 j2?ttonTvX^^*^.S"bm,:^^
and found a large
At Howard City. Franoea, the kooUed around her
yearold daughter of Charles U. O’the reptile with a
Doakld of O’Donald A Scott’s hank,
narrowly escaped being burned to
death. The little girl. In company
everal playmates, were playing
1 a bonfire of leaves In the
%air tdB. wterr ee maay polUlral ••Uaetto- salTZrcfiCM to tor
when tbe flamte canght In her
makt -I wish you wabirnm ap to
my ro.Hn. get Ibe novel m
Ml the pagea. fake H ^fi€b to
nboot^jrtth ^
WKAhhles. imMt my rifilT
of ibelr landa m ^e^iAorea of
and thsnks ami tell her tba
**
r hart- Tho gun
idea, lafieed

m ■tSUng

Sr

‘‘WWrelatte ttoriddidyaa”-

*** SeJTIiZSr
‘•rd tost ta. rte dMto*t a«Ile drive

srssL-.rsritsr.i
gr.£is=rsi.rr.
itf Dentor ve^terelr

Tbero are many books la the i
aad few years |» w hich to read t
why ahoukl I s|ieml even an Iks
reeding on^ thal give* me less plet
and does tne less gtwd when 1 cs
reading one from which I get
tror to

you to select from

THE
FODR-TRACK

Natu^ Black Galloway. Australian Calf.
Stbteian Equua. Black Marten.
Parslan Lamb. Australian Bear.
Bteivar Cloth. Fur lintel
Astrakhan Cloth. Fur lined.
Imitation Buffalo.......

u- .
lure provided for a grant of ifiO^acrea

F*REE Oir
»lT.»H«.ld«idEHfe.

do^

SS*^
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100 Fur Coats

«2rrrr*« r-:ss:

25ff&sl‘SsS

r C,njsns of IfHlO teat »11,f&4.8t7.
...rmany has Imt 2.117 mOrs ef
elrctrtc tar llnea
e In fear of tto people ef ( bka *M!a

Whmn

Fifty
ngkeoftetftte
Bold by

XHE TIME HAS COMEI

PaliMr of North

SS-rs.
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:
1
W*know«h#8lootetoBiiSrtl
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for your money euohee you
I any other channel. Wrtte ue at onoe.

WM.MURREL l -'i'f*'::**

a tBall tnba. There w«« « li
Ttel. and I knew what waa »
ew-half imln:
\aMmA.•Va «ot thane thlaga of yon." aald
p.»^
rhat p.»*^
■17 aMln. *1 caM It murder. Wlint

mj: ka haa loot her. Ion hare aeen
^ ha haa been of late.**
did not wire him thla." -Id 1.
■r can Ton tmaglne that I a otiM do
h n thIncT He took them ont of mr
a knew Itr thniuh-ml Hr.
-Yoo knew It. and you
me! Yon made no effort to
diL Why did yon aoppo*
llhlapolaon? Had he any
c BY head.
layln*
-I larad hiB.- aald my
kla hand «»aa tba dead
bM hare had the bulk cT^Ty
aad70O>^»<^1t. Yon mined
hh llfe"-Yoo are mad to aay aor 1 neiaimed
He aneerad at Be.
••Why la that ftri folaf awey?" he
deomnded.
T)o joo think I don't
knoir? Becanoa a pennileoa raftwl hna
•wn her away ftoB Bj h«V bt'r.- »!»*•
lyaida't marry yaa baeanaeTon hadn’t
the Booey to boy ber a roof and h r
hraad. But you waoM hare had a lit11a at my death aad werr content to
-ki lent aa I hara knom*n Iton..aald 1 with all the earaaatnrea at my
coBsand. -I lure nerer spoken one
ward or lore to her. Dojva auinwec 1
waidd Btap ta and rph Jack? Why.
yon ytmtaelf hare pralofd Be for my
layahy to hlm.1 wma decelvedr* be cried. -T.hi
wart too deep for me.
Too ha to
eanaedhia death, lamk at thia.He picked op from the table a card
^ which waa written la Jack’, hand
P«*ihle meoaaire. •H'.dnd-

» rkwa-a faroHlc flower.
I am areatlj In rrror/* «ak)
[hU fan wHI memce cm the card
wa« Intended to W put into ikU I
u wa« a imnin* Rift to Dora «ita purpoae U obrtoaa." aald
this bottle of pol-on waa on lop c
It waa hU laat word, poor fcHow.**
-But why did he buy the plaquer I
fnalated
"Waa It for yon? Kor nml
For Arthur?-For her. of. courae.** «aid Hr. lUI*
atead
'
-Then why did not the gift and tl*
meaaagegotoiatherraaldl
No one reolored a reply.
-I will letl yon why.- 1 ct>mlnocd.
“Thla card waa put Into the pareei and
waa Uken out again, but not by Jack.*

U ol.vt«u**r Who aaw Jack wriu- «n«m
that card the other day in the lll.nir/r
-ThU U luna.-j r* eielnlmed Morr»w.
-The luun U a mh lde.”
*-Von killed lilrn." aald 1.
you defile hi« 4IH.
Arthur Morr«w. wlieii 1 «ay llial thia wna tminbT
I a|M-ak hv tlM‘ h
Tlien*I* i* tHl
t day*
I km w wl.y ho »ra- aaUru: I ****1
chitruPHl the tahlel- f.M- oMe rH |

quinine to make it hitter
I said to
m>'seir. If Ja«k takes this desperate
of it.* I did II..1 reiiM>re the tablets, for
then he u.mw .imply hare l-»nglit oth­
ers. You don't iH-llece mer

lahletH w ith M» trtih
“If 1I.O-. srrr wlmt yon thought
them. Morr.m." .old 1. *1nr life would
I me by th.- abuoV.
not lr> uortl. murh. Vdu .rnu dJoblr
rlllsin. 1 w^.h von «<.mld h.nve got Into
this U.V tlmt you mUrht hare uned
these iMirmh-^. ihinc- in .vonr desperFOOT
I Jm.a l.;.d the only key
yon knt-w •d'. jiihI ymi were for.'ed to
muitler.'* 1 replied.
buy yo«p dntc.
.\rthnr Hormw. f
-By whomr > acrenmed.
.
charge y,ni will. tl.N -rimer
-Let na aee." I raaitonded. n|le must
Hr trieil to anse. r me. hnt hi. redep
hare awallowed thla polaon Juat before
ras not «rtlinl.ite. It rose gradiuay
letlrinf. If he |Ud no* lake It hlmaelf
la thla BOB he Bnat hare door
wheie la thla haoae. He drank
in the librlry."
yon bBiight it to him r cried
Mr Halatend, turning n
-Yes. sir.- Mid the <
1 aerred him aad Mr. 1
IH- didn’t ha-r anything
-And ytitt hated klmr
o*a> ' il.Tt ils-r.. isniiu-li in thla
“I did not Uke him, air. btrt I am not
»lv
For Insiowe. I rend
I murdertr,- waa the anawer.
«5hm, the -uiMt. .lay llwl
> la tier and gyntMlfallMi

are mrdrled.
The idri* kiH.u of no other way of
nil Ida !.rof.
from din* v\\*
getting a biwhand. and ao they arc
I a« variM«il.
Ha melted nv
quite happy and aaUafied. Aa wlv,-s
a fortunate
Havini; nuide
they are i«itt*Tu« of obedience, and ila*
1.1MN
ulattoD, luthe
literaryV mm
*, ulatIon,
marrUgea n»nallr turn out a aurcew
of the unuK-y. l..«fUier w ith hH
Tbbi war of ninnaging the affainc. of
the hc-art wmild liardly auit an lude
ent Anmrl.-aii girl, hut It aeeoia to

CariK-t aoiiiing and Feather RerrcK

waa mad
^
Wii. talking to the fw
aliafp tongm-d daius»*I.
-Hare >n.M>.tIcpd.- he asl
ts a rule. iM.-lirlors sre wenlt

„ ^ CHAPW, Proprietor.
«*ooe lit

tas Waablngtan

The Paartaai Ohirta ara the boat

-The |s..r man marries aad the rich
one d<TMi, i. • stir nnswcrcsl. -A man la
mneh ns.rr di.isesst to dlrWe n
with a woinnii than he U to -bride
Jg»mctblng.yuu know

Clt.;p*0«>» No. 1B7
.. W. CURTIS M>i»a«r

Metric

treatment
1 also £"■*• Sh.mpcK»,

pid*. The man «tmid the teal and the
maglatrste a.'-s-ided It aa proof of bla
aobrlcty.-LondoT. Mail.

°

■eh la l.lt<la.
flenilMnan Tonr«
h. like attar of roo
r iw.ih a graline.1 •
longLttIrlInB.
OM U^ilriHan iBUtlnn
oflfime^att^long way

mrs.eX.Bonntr
610 €atl eight StrtH.
r

9my

#:

MW:

Agft)
cam SYRUP

BemovaJ
: jlndms & Tnsi
s taihn «
; and Uoion. Su'ita aide «o

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PAGES
Missing
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h»ir.
h*cW

MMSageand Manirtiriiig.

To aacerteln whether amaniw
him
lwel^i«^?mr!be rtghl fool
and the Mia^dlstancc on the left and

\

Tsr tbt Scalp
V:ipeci.Il) goo<I f..r

;ifdaiied.

nsmmm
My
Ml ■

Roon

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aald. -They w<
H- » prr.T. iHf Of If niH- f ame from
tehox.nndheha
g U«n< ..r wa.rHTs It ownld be
a.- aaM L
y«* )
at for* him to idrk tip llic art of
to my eje*. hot It any oilw:'kry to thla boxr
sillsM.l iim.1.-lmuhle. TIW hk«
The man waa pole na paper, hut he
waa neraMry to rontrol emotioo In
JM not falter.
_
t turned to Dr. Carr.
•Thwe ran be no donbt »t to the
-Yb. air,-aald iw. *** •'^
Idnilo hr.
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