The Evening Record, September 22, 1903

The Evening Record, September 22, 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)

1903-09-22

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SEVENTH YEAK-1M8

MICH., TUESD.W, SEPTEMBER 82.1»08.

HPBirABATMWS AtE lEGOR

r-rL~“ IN REIGN
REFER IT TO
OF TERROR
' :
COI^TTK

Spalding Toot v#
Bails

Thomas Carbnek's
from in front of the I

thief had erldcotly placed it.
O P. Carver s chain.e« CohMbla
had been ridden o* by some one wbo
At the meeting of the Traverse Clty misiook it lor his own wheel, and was
hnad Mst evening the matter of the also returned last evening.
FCieiHO
FROM
concert waa deftnltely brought U>forc
“
«*CeOON.A AND AOR.ANOPLE.
them. And all were enthuaiastk over
the propoaltkm. Preparations wi:i bo
pnahed as fast as possible for the
event, and the band win begin holding
tull rehearsahi from now on. and their
part of the program will be all that
the elect thet It wu atetmury for Ibc
can be desired. The U-st of the local
o have a atoreroom for the atorcity water "wo^ ARE 44W) WOMEN AND CHILDREN musical talent- U>th vocal and Instru
age of coal at the
t
WMCN OROlHANCt COmilTTtE The matter waa
mental, will also participate in th-.?
ALONG THE DORDtR
HA% REACMCO CONCLUSION
give the exact date for the concert.
a Uetro.

sTAtniHi n

to CAU smm HtETMC

IF YOU ARE
PARTICULAR

the woods

EASTJOIDOHTOWBIOW

Eight ThwmARd Fugitives

WM »HI SIM

r. si.*¥irc‘ii:rc

tu the to»d ct pebue wurk.. with .
reconmeodatlon that they secure an
imate Tor a 40 foot culvert frdm Mr.
ller and eaamlne any other esti
lies that may be presented
.

Fled. Women Left to Starve.
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!jr-W,bt tbotuASd fujlUrc fr^ the
I disturbed districts of Macedonia and
1 Adrlanople have arrived here for proflection
Heavy Turkish drafts have
j arrived there, and tbe dUtrlct is in a

attornry wltt an art light at the waiertng trough been left In a aiarvlng ctmdltlon In the
kt Uiry an- lo on Bay street, recommended that the villages.
Two thousand fuguM-es ar- now
a II at oon*. and a« noon ai petition be granted, and that the llghn a«*l ready to report, a •pecU:
! of the «»uncU U to U- ral e,l
TTvH the maiter ofpurcbaMng a n-w In ih- Kouroelian village of TekenJ*'
if*- b»r Uh- Sr- dti»artmcni n-emn Four thousand women and ebUdren
IVhtt, the pn..|.r.«-.! new franrb
-nd-fl that the h4fw ».f J t^ampbeli are r-iKirt«t starving In the woods
.mm- lip It rra* ri-ad <*1> by title, a
hf‘ lK>iiglit ffu^
Th- report was} sb»ng the Ixfrdor
AM. rman lUmliioo t.«>k ib- fl.w.
arc<-V«»'d
"as
Tb- cfimmlttee to wb«»
ng thu ifeoremmedi to say or
rred the matter of the
w«) to the teneral railroad law. i
-. re- do sffBjethtng that will put a stop to
to be b
i
h
ronvenUun.
whirh It in the dlmlre to tneorpe
. and the atroclUcs li Turkey.
It Is said
.
-d that n«»m 'ran
ami mentioned the fact that ther
Ji to I that this pressure does not emanate
e thought rrom the missionaries. OAcUIs at the
H, tUHii* »irJI.**^Tb- ettmmi
-thy thing df-i»arim-ni are r«*Uceni aU*ut
tbe
MiCKmied
Rumied that the ordinance eommlt (bat it would Iw a v-n '
pnduibiUty
that
the
I’nlled
Slates
will
«o have here and that it •
..r aoru- ..ther .
give -Epression t.t the feeling with
^ouragctl
which the alleged atrocities In Turkey
t he ta
are viewed by the people of the I'nlted
State--, bui they say that rep<»ris from
Turk. v Khow vliai th- U.Hfds dally per
p«-trated in s.-cilon«of that tountry are
of Rucl, a character as to shock civ IIIjy-atl.ni
and necessarily are of U»«ep
I or i-aiMHlitloD in the matter, aa
!t-«ncer«
l.. the- Fnlted States
e U a Eroat dmi to do In the abort
rwniEiliUw and Uir •

r.t;;::;:

la-«a,4eh

now and (ictoi.

Attomay feoaally Spaaka
Attorney Boaelly waa called <
and stated that he had tried eani
to And aome way of <irsanlilnE ’
the old charter
Me resretted
nt«-eaalty of having to a*k fur a
change, and emphanUt'd the fact that
• had put a world of tb
'on the old -

ft.

City Tenm Will Go to That PlaceF^rat Game on Home brounds Will
Be With Big Rapids.
The city f.b.T»iaIl team sill gu tu|
Kast Jordan iom.>rroA im»ming to
meet the team of that p!aI-< which ».* ,
Raid to he ven fast. The Nu-a-wH!
leave on the morning tram
White there are soveml gam^-s in
imroedlaie pn>»pect. the first came on
I he home gnmnds will U- the big one.
with the fast Big KaiAds team Satur
.'.av afiermvvD of next we«-k ThU willi
ts- abhoul qiH-siMn one of ihe fln»-st }
game*, ever played In ibis city, and no ;
ho.T t*I l.s.M>ali can afl«u.l m
I'.j

BIG BAIN BURNED

FRANCHISE

FOR

the annual convenlU
lt»f the sovereign grand lodge of Ot
jFellowft t»egan here yej«terday
I Ford * opera hou.MThe
soverh

iMwslIng and O. C. lagrlg com
had fohnerly been
ist. S<»jn.«- ytani ago. -for the
*ewer in llothe alley east
ea*l of rnUm.wblch
wa* never laid far 'en€»uKh south to
reach them, and now that the aewer
K to l*e extended they are again a*

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ship and the sisters only of the ReiM-kah kuige. Is
The encamp^
t memU-rshlp of 154.>50 and the
Traverse 1-lty A IVnInaula railroad en
her* of the Rehekab lodges are
terpris.- will get together this evening
lnclnd«*d tn the above.
and that a roe^-Ung «.f the cuned to
d recelpu in 11*02—Siili*02-Sii
Id on the franchise will U- cal!e«l for Nirdluatc
KCS. |l>.;il.€08 8>; enJTi:.552 4«;
Rebekah
liHlges. IG2G.74S.SS
Total n*venue,
of 1771
Stl.553.>o5.n*. an I
c nske»l by the pixmiolers e
;un.4u; over the preceding year.
•rise Is that from the strw-i
Relief extended in 1902-R
road to the general .railroad lai
khat iher.- will n*--il to U- Init om
on. and so that Tivigbt ca
lodges. 167.808.35. Total relief $3,893
id wliliout «•m^a^^a'^lng tv
220P3. Total relief as shown by rec
onls since IKin to 1902. inclusive. 196
"X,. .... „U...V„, .,0...
468.525.32
‘hange* i»I more or less iroimr
The .cash baUnce in the lumks to|
hat wMII lie of interest
It is prtnMisevI to change the
>f the comiiany from ilw' Traverse City
Str»«et Railroad Co to the Traverse
BETH SHATTUCK 8CNTENCED
y a Peninsula Railroad Co., m
1 tine coriKirathm for the line I
Cadillac Man Must Serve at Least Ten
y and on the IVnlnsula.
Years in Priaon.
IVartlcally the same strvM'ts are corllllac.
Mich.. Sept. 22.-Soiluck, confessing criminal assault
on his 3^yCarold niece, who later died,
wa-s sentehred yesterday to a term In
the Marquette prison by Jndge Chit
tendon under the Indeterminate law.
The minimum sentence is 10 years,
while the maximum Is 35 years.'Judge
Chittenden was lenient because It Is
generally believed that Shattuck Is

MRS. WILLIAM CARSON DEAD
F;«ner.l

Be Held Tomorrow Af-

Mrs. Josephine Carson, wife of Wil
Uam Carson of 721 Lake avenue, died
last evening nt the age of 25 years of
consumption. Deceased wax a daugh­
ter of Charles Manna of Good Harbor,
her mother being dead. Besides her
husband and father, who survive hershe
three lister* and three broth-

or unloading of freight was forbidden
bridge to the Northern Michigan except at regular freight depots. Cn
t C..‘s d.KSk was ordered ler kbe proposed ordinance the han­
repaWi with crushed i
dling Id freight would be allowed
,4J R A I Railroad Co
along the street, provided that traffic
to plank their crossing
should not necessarily \h> Interfered
urk-t No S* of Garfield ti
glven^|H.nnl«lon_
n to use gravel
The alters are Mrs C
Hart of
from the city grave pit. as ttsnal. fur
Honor. Mrs. C. Hotchkiss of Grand
the repair ul the r il past the comRapids, and Mrs. Robert Sloan of Emihe direction of
The brothers are WtllUm. Albert

funeral service will*
morrow afternoon at 3 o c
the Baptist churrh./under
°’rh^ are
of Undertaker Anderson, Rev. W. T,
bouse will officiate, A brief aerhe council. The gen^^ belief
Is. planting flower
rill N> held at the 1 »use at 2:30
latje the acceptance of the fran- o’clock.
nds wishing to view the reby tbgt promoters.
.
old call thU erening or toeventually come bKoev' the boan
tornteg. as the casket
CONHOR CONVICTED
propimHl ord!

‘^T?etttenttoo oC the boanl of pi
works was directed to tlia fact
the city baa 1200 Uiat It must ex|
on the Kaat Bay park.____________

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and State sir....-----------------------

(4tewat$XO0i

Whs u Um‘“r^A^l^Medpermla.lo.tolay
gaa mates on a part of Railroad ave­
nue. Waahteftoo aad Roae streets,
and penntaaloa to extend aa the de*
mand called for extenalons. The oommuBlcatioB stated that the aUajra
cxwld not he used te their praMni

WiasrC

Rf I I AI'.l F. C-l •»I lUF Hv

\ I2ew Underwear susiHtcM w
I

Baatst Values at €eaaamp Priets______

1- Alwav-sget your money's worth at

THE ECONOMY SIQKE

BBBCGCCeeC

All Til Mai Wka Dm On

KMball

Pianos
art thtgtKtral favfiritts
at tbt masses, aad art
tadorstd bp hading
musMans tPtrvwl'trt.
Tactorf priets and i.ifst
libtral terms. « «

w. w. nnuLi nupuiy

“GLORIA”
A Shoe willi a Kepulatioii. A
SluH*.
You ^vl value received
and the laUrsl styh
made by ih«* I’ink^ree
Co SEKTHK.NKW
l ALL SrVl.ES.

m, Hm < FirH Cten JSkMmakfr; SJ^

J-or .Men an*. l>«-itrr 'than
rviT this tall. All shaiM's
and all the nood leather-i.

THEA'Ui KKUAfUK
HHOK HoesE

FRANK FREIDRICH
FRONT STREET

Jippropriak Tabrics
TorReception Gowns
AVe an- shox\ ini

Che nerlingtr
Heal estatf€atha»gt.

New Shoe Store
Rulner's OM Stxnd

:

Front St.
has reslggned his poh the Citizen's Tele

Opposite Whiling Hotel

* oo.

i>Fruiitsr

We Can Sell

Our $3.50 and
...$3.00 Shoes...

ROWLAND DOUGLASS

fca* profusion all the stylish

and .los'iral.1.- materials, that are considered correel for welding; andJrecepiion>car. such as Crepe
l)e Chines. Cre|>e De I’.iris Voiles, in both plain
and novelty effects, an.f the genuine Lansdowiie.
which IS acknowledfted tobethe most Iwautiful and
only perfectly satisfactory silk warp fabric made.
We have any of the above materials, in a choice
rang^ of shades, including cream white.

NO CONFEUNCE PLANNED
Not Arroneod to Meet Labor

Kf.M

ChiMren's extra Hecccil underwear, per garment.------ 17c and upwards
Misses’ extra flcece<! underwear, per garment................ 17c anti upwi^s .
Boy’s extra tieeced underwear, per garment.............. .. .. 23c
all aize*
l.adics’ rteeced underwear. sui«rior quality.................... 46c
I
.Men s fancy fleeced underwear, superior <iuality-------49c
Men's woolen underwear, sui>crior <jualily. .90c imd 95c

I Guilty oT'Nameleea Crime at

Marshall. Mich.. Sept. 22.-ln the
aihoun circuit court today James
Connor of Battle Creek waa convicted
a nameleea crime, and Jerry Baker
BatUe Creek pleaded guUty to be^

$. Benda tir Co..rr

OXFORDS. ■ - $2.50

stated
hael Alexandi
xandm
ihat%*?iwnd*^l>uke Mlcha
Czar of Russia., —T
vlich. brother of
shortly U* marrb-d to Duchess Ccof Mecklebiirg-Schwcrin. The wetl
It Is said, will 4icrur at Canoe*
- time during the wmi-r.

. shows t
flourishing condUlon
ibershlp of the order.

of Them.

“By all mtans Bavs a T»”

$3.00

•pt * hotel and marched

-red by the old and the new ordlMattera Considered.
.s. but the old provided that the
Tlie cliy clerk fumUhtMl a slate
of track should not exce»-d flvmem of the various funds of the city, ft-et and the new ordinance, as pt
ami on hU recomniendatk.n
was pos*-d. says the n«d shall ho of atai
auth.wised to Ik- tmrrowed for the
Sixth rireet paving, and fJ.noo ,«id on
ThV'^d franchise limited the ipe
the SrvtKHi note at the f'lrat Natbmal to 10 mlMs an hour, white IS miles is
bank lor the l-Vint and I'nion b
now proposed as the limit. In either
?ase. however, the council would have
The chief of police was lu*tn
the right to change the maximum
t.» direct the telephone and eh
•light companies to remove all u
CndeT’the oW franchise the- rails
ewmry jKih-s from Ca** *tr»-et b
?re to be of a style -and pattern to
the paving Is laid.
IH- approved by the *^counctl. Vnder
«eorge B iVvnelly and Jay McFar the proposed ordinance they are to be
land were app«»inied *p«-clal >*tlcc. of a weight not less than 55 pounds to
without pay. for the Siarch fanory
and vicinity.
cider the oM franchue the loading

a^t

-

ALEXANDROVITCH

• annual report of Grand !

t.vcrcoats. $5.<I0 to $2.5.00; Suits. $7.00 to
$-22..«i: M.its. rK.k; ia$7..5i».
,

The Famous Shoe for
Women -

SOLD HERE ONLY BY

John B Cockbt
Oil tiy the Pair

.Arc you going to wear an OVERCOAT,
SUIT or H.AT bearing the -Bkmia L.miel"
or the rtimsy kind sold in so many stores?

Thai sJioc is

CbinHHOwr

bt-.s ba\ gram i*»u!s. *hame'>eF and,
machinery iM-lng dtRir.iv.-,| Tb- f-am

UNDCB THE GENEBAL LAW i ing -x-rci»*t! of

I be made auch that
the men lnterti.t,v! could uae It. they
WiMitd have the line completed and
mr» running on It by the Brst of iie»t

Ipi'
“
fefr:ssa.“yp

are

TRAVERSE |Sovera.gn Grand Lodge of Indepen

Though There Are

atiomc) to r-i-*rt a« S4*r»n as p«»
Boardman River Dock Line
The matter .»f the diwk line on
Ibmrdroan rlu-r was uken up. and af^ ter lurtiie UlWrusskm waa referred to
, the .H.innilttee on bridges, to confer
• with the iHNtrd of public works. This
mailer cooc**rn« ««peclally the part of
the rlv«-r Ju*t aUive and Im*1uw Front

co|.ieit b>- others.

they

Uf«Wlt$3.S0'

KlngRley. Mich.. Sept rr Tie* Mg 1
barn of Philip Mlll.-r one and a half i
M.ib^s out of Kinrrsb-y. ua-; burtu-4 lu |

Unimportant Nature In the Main.

Referral to Commlttea,
Then- se.-med to l»e no dl»p«i

M.l, THKSK

before

BOOTS.

CITY STREET RAILROAD

lat in tmlw
k the men I
would have to om-rate under the
eral railroad law. the same aa .
Interurban Ilnm in the state.

the matter*and ir^wlnTrcrerred i

STVl.KS

W.th No Insurance.

CHANGES
PROPOSED|;V_^_.

lf$ up to Vou

different «v1e»,

remember that there is one shoe
that originates

hanegi aftde
ustake vYMirordeffeva twealer orfoocbini

^ ^ OtpBockSton

and wish to choose from a Urge
assortment of

So. 1 of the Caaa and
State aireet paring was ordered paid.
W K. Miller seat an eeOiaate fur a
neat culrert cm Oak etreeL to be
feet wide. 8 foot half circle arch. 2(k »

mg

You will alwaps find tbt high class
maftrials ben and at nasonable prices

“jin Grand Rapids mith

necoRD WANT Aa

\Bawe*s ddts
Nre making a
good bit in
Craperse €ityIf don't fake
much taiking on
our part to con­
vince a customer
tbey are tbe best
$3,00 bat made,
Nit dimensions,
aiistyiesand
colors in soft
goods, «

2S:,a2iJ«:-K

sinL'taSi’ssrcf-

; E. WILHELM
Cwner Dsfam and From

Hew Blodi

Bamilton Clothing ^

is#'
ittsrtlasemns

THEEVENINGRECORO NOSBOWFOI
CANAL TIEATT
rriU. MAINTAINCO
tmoa t. batw

i-W

fav vaaka 990 lb* bansof or b
M Lake «w®ar waa atxiKk 5

gaamo travcms hualo.
a w. manmcn

Sr^^jSS
is

DUAS£*8g

m Bed Blankets, Quito. Sheets, etc.; a nice wrann bed blanket <eek
coeaibftabletbeBecDol nights. We bought an exceptiooanjr large
quantity eariy beibre the advance, in order to supply our wrbole$aie
trade, and to early buyers we will make the same price* in siqgfe
pairs that we do in doxen lots after the rush commences.
j

D be vaau them to go. and poU
vbea be waau tb<
Omc mk. bjr <
om MCk. kr

BepL

sated at the top of their o

b,.

Six aotkx. by Ml
(J0- yw. by mall.

be eoegreaa probably trill ad
OB Oetober »).
•aaaam diapatcb aaya: Me
asraas vbo arrtred here

«. A. •KCLCHCR, CKy

toa^tbe^^^ri^.

2S?n>eek the family ol

pnee or any style >*ou want, abo all kinds of cbmbed spreaiU pillow cases, etc,
|

ud^ mIT SSrST^tm l^"iJel
oooditkm.

AH of

Seren

phyaidana

Sec them in our wimlow; an> thing to /broish >-our home.
! of whom except the wife will re*

aT Buebaaan Sunday three of the
tntsteea of the Chriatian church sta­
tioned tbemselres behind locked doors
In the church and denied ndm’ ‘
to Her. Mr. Vewch. the pnstor. w
to reaign A large eroard
about the church and stow!
s nneorered while aerrices were
ofBctally ooUfled of
ucted In the open air. Rer. Mr.
still
traaty. The goreromeni 1
Veacb denies the authorlir of the
km of aendlac further m
fsteea to oust him. Sunday night
Tb* reoMt COM nia|i report fro®
nrlccs were conducted at the parnage. About half of the congregam remains loyal to the
After 4U years absence.
» returned to Ithaca 1 , see his aged
OB the HaclBc
mother. He posed as 1
and talked old times
before disclosing
deer in the uppe
The raLera of this paper a
Increasing at a great rate exery year.
.)l«>aaed to kaotr that there U at lea« iH,twithstanding the Immense nut
me dreaded disease that science has lif hunters who spend part or
be, n able to eure in all Its alagea and
that is CaiaiTh. Halls Catarrh Cure
• great falling off in the number
fn» i trill put corn mod’ ratton out of
nber camps as the timber has been
dmot*T. V«7 Ilkoly none rt-pon* of being* a consUtntlonal disease, reaway. Fornw-rly the men in these
dmomg« mmx be (urtbcomlng but the
*re»t bulk of the cn.px ire already ia*!*I? cianS* Cure is Uken Intern
lily, acting directly upon the blood
>usands of d,-er were killed each
aafe. and each day materially leaaeni
usd mucous surfaces of the system,
ar to supply their wants. The camps
tba poaalblllty of Injun
Allb
chereby destroying the foundation of
ing fewer now. the slaughter has
the cfopa are late. It muxt be re
Use disease, and giving the patient lH-,-n greatly curtallcil.
ber*-d lhal the last fear treeka bare itrenrh by building up Ihe constllu
Th,- danger to the cm crop
lion and aaalsting nature'In doing lu
been almoot Ideal crop areather, work. The proprietors have so much cause of the weather of th,> past
ctMipIe
or weeks brings back to the
uaulUly ao for 8epte»lier. and railroad
minds of the old timers (he fall of
maoacera. as a rule, are conttdeni that
tw,mty years ago. when every stalk
Send for of com In Michigan was killed by
Ihe cropa are aafb from any Importaat »se that It tails to cure
ist of testimonials.
•ary frost on ik-ptember 12
Addrpea. K. J CHENEY A CO.. To
Tne h'armlngton council last week
the Important beneflia of a satiafactory
,jK,lnfe<l a committee to aell the ap­
*^sJld by druggisia. 7&c.
hardest to the country at lari
ples from the tn-es In the cemeier)Hairs l-'amll) Pills are the best.
well as to Wall street, ti is uni
They don't let anything
,mi them out Giat way.
aao to further enlarge upon this is
iinnlng an l
Kue Siiffic** It to say that agriculturt'
lead*! IH
^! *“
into his hand a niral mall
Is still the backbone of the co
carrU-r at Hath nearly lost il„* mem
Many Cases Will be Begun by Atb
and prosperity* to the farmers of the
b,-r 'iiili
with bl..Ml polmmin^
ney Oencral Knox in the Near .
west and the south bomblned will ac
Future.
complisb more towards maintaining
Roy Havimport of Rive
our. national prospcriiy for anoth,-r
mug man almut *lt» y,*ars 1
sblngum. Sept.
falrlj
year than any other single Influence
auth,*ntlcatoU report says Attorney himseli accidentally Satiirdj
It hunting
He was stam^l
^It would lie more gn«M! fi>rtune than General Knot has sisml a gtsod deal
ump.
leaning on his gun.
I vacation In the preparatl
conld be reasonably expected to have
lp|H*d and
expU»ded.
blowing the
as eBcnuragtng reptmis from the In
muvKw off his lower arm and the
skin from his left breast, and blew off
dostrlal world as we have from the
i- ertiwn of his hat
He may io.se
. agricultural Interests
indications of

J. W.

treaty an

IjT^ibruaaty to

cnop irruATiOfi

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

oooa

STAGE AND PLATFORM

am

O. F. CARVER A BRO.

eeaslTo .artirity and excessive price*.
trade, for Instance, there Is no serious
cessation of activity, and the d«H'linr
in pig Iron only dlininlsh,»s an alnwdy
Jarge margin of proflt. The Iron trad.

Is only when the boesm period is used
as a standard that present conditions
compare unsallsfaciorny. As a matter
of fact, the Iron trade is In a safer con
dltkm today than 12 months ago; and.
as aocm.as flnished ^ncts aliow a
dwilne cMTtuipondlnK to the drop In
row materials, more settled condlilont
will Bpiiear and orders now held back
will t>e forthcoming ‘ NereriheleBs.
the turn from the most remarkable
iKiofn the world ever wttnroscd has ar
rived, and readjustment In values Is
Imperative
in the opinion of some

ill- will appear in person before the
*upreme court to make the
;>resentatlon of the subejet.
is
deep peraonal IniertMt In t
cauM* It was upon his adv
Idt'a that
president
ry to have the a
wo,lid be
d before the great
restraint of Inter
ho curb,«d If not
siroyed.
Mr. Knox believes that the secret

:.v I
J
\
.
V^

. will beat«ut three yea
the three ahlpa of the I
the guas of those callb
rtwdy until eight years
' eels are turnMl over <

i any be has yet
L he U making the t

Ik* asked to appropriate for the en
from the hoteU Morning wrork
largement of the shops I3.4F43M. The star.s at 10:30 and afternoon work at
addition facilities can be snppUed dur- t. each scsalon continuing an hour
ing I1K»€. and the guns will be forth­
ndlng In a sprint to the hotel
coming by l»b8. only a jmr after (hr
In the
compleUen of some of the ships.
BTARTLINO 'oEVELOFMENTt
them up at Bight and quizzes them
on the roles.
Fromisad by Brewwtsr in ths Bert
The flrst qulzi was given Tuesday
night and was chiefly InteresUng beBpaffeed Caea.
Yost
Grand Rapids. Mich.. Sept. 22 —Re ca.ise ol the boys' ignorance.
girding the Spafford case at Prank
bsll players wlU you he.** he asked *-lf
you doBi know the rules? If yc» don’t
l)et>aty
Warden Bn
know what your rlghu are, how
Clares that there will be dev
,i irlag the next week which will be of you going to IttsUt upoB them or 1
them? If you don’t know what your
oppooents- rtghU are. how are you
going to prevent them from taklaj
more?
Yod must kilbw every rule.
If ter perfect. Toaxorrow Bight we
shall take BP tbs first 10 rules aad
etery asan must know obs of the lb
rule*. After that we’R take up the

oifam rwlea. 10 a

THlgJP

master, who compared
thow,- of our greatest
•ling for her a brilliant
ige»l b> lK*r succe-ss as Q r
U. 1>-Wilh«ln» Work. Trmvtew
she adopted the atagrn, making her debut at
T W TiTikEbTWvntut tH«r bwnaa
1 agarlGJT-wrlry »Vfi>___________

fjyssr-wac

l ine

J. W. GtUBUeti, a D.

line

of

CAXDV-

1. ...CARPET CLEANING WORKS..
OR8.

SAWYER A

PENHALLEGON

Can**-! Ciraning and Feath.-r R, n.w
vat„m.

i..ix; bV
,.how y,m

N, B. CHAPIN. Propriclor

: All work of Hlghoxt Possible Grade
rina Go'd W -*. • «iorr.Mlty

l-n..,,.- UX

Hotel Brunswick

K.-J

-V

Whe® Yob Wadi a Nice Cut of Heal

31A FRONT ST.

R.\TKS

OSTWOf^ATHV

A

wmmsmfThe

thenU. etc. Ijtter she b,*caroe a ],r
m,-mlH-r of the company sup|i
he gr%*ai Ouse, the la,^t H«*a
iunglnatlng the characu r of LI
IMP man In 'Quincy Adam« Sawy
In which she at traced notice. 7
the critics have l>**«-n un
in their praise of her as
IV Oro and pronounce it the
„rk ol her careerf Miss IV
poRS.*ssed of a bonniiful face,
physique. intelHgenre and am
endowments which, added to
eat aidllty. ron«t nee.-*sarlly be
mg place her in the front rank
id. Americas greau*st artists
Koval Slave" will Iv presented at
Steinberg's Grand next
Thursday.
September 24. _________ '
t;,i.*^

Sun's

Minstrels app,*ared 1km

What la Life?
In the la.st analysis noAxly knows
hut we do know that it is under stric
Abuse that law even slightly
law
Irregular living mean
of the organs, resulting
In Conrilpatlon. Headache or IJver
tronbbDr King's New Life Plll.s
quickly readjust this, It's gentle,
yet thorough. Only 2T.r at Ja.s. I
Johns«>n and F. 11. Meads* drug store
Health of World's Fair Visitors.
The site of the Universal exjK.si;l«n
St. Louis Is In the most heal
location possible to find. The gr
Is back from the several enirs
heavily w,kh1,h1 Kills, topped
shade trees, while underneath
the length of the grounds Hows
river n»»s Peres, w hlch has been I
In an acqucluci.
Compleu- sewage
and aanliary plumbing have l»een care^
fully Installed throughout the entire
area- Heat will Iv overcome In all
the buildings by means of pipes
Ing from the largest
refrigen
plant ever erected in the world, and
which win be a living exhibit on the
grounds.
Hospitals. reUring 1
and all the paraphernalia incld«t
thereto win be features of the exhibi­
tion.
__________________
Bucklatt’a^mlc* Salve.
Has wortd wide famk for manreloux

sn ■KWMU> MBBiawa co.

A09 9. Onion St;

FIRE INSURANCE

I ...DENTISTS...

ss SJSB-;
amvad. It’s oartMaky fiiM.-

LW HASTINGS & SON

c^un^

Rock=a-Bye Baby

hsj
Ludlngton.
Mich.. 8,‘pt. 22—"If I become knos-n expectsnt mothers have
In this time 1 shall consider myself oe^ spared much ol the angutsh of child««(bmliied to Secretary Moody by a
wlsard.' are the wtirds In which b r n.^k
iMiard at navy offleera appointed to In Coach Yi»st frames his opinion of
ly. It U rubbed thoroceWy
q-iire loth the capacity of the Wash Michigan's prospect^ thU fall. WlGi nto tho muscles of the abdomeo. It gives
iogt.m Navy Yard
.hop.
only nve old men back In line, as •Js : c ty and strength, and when the hnal
All the ahlpa authorised are under
St 12 experienced on,*s at Chi
nmtrart for delivery In 1F07.
The
and m*ven or eight at toih Min
iMiard fwtimatea that If no provlalOB
tnternsllr. nitemsl remedlea
a and Wl«xm*ln. Yost feeU that

New Wilhelm

Uavin;: u|Hrm d a mw 'jew­
elry More a: 4(m S. Vlnion
St.. >our pain»na';iV is
soliciletl.

I6ERERAL INSURARcTi

h^S^asi'^ night!*** The enJirialnmeni wa.*; one of Ihe best of -he min­
15.00 to IVtroll and Toledo. |6.00 to
strel hind and kwnly enjoyed by all
Chicago. |4.tH) to Grand Rapids on O.
Nearly ever? member recelvetl an en
U A 1. annual excursion Octol
cor,*, and mme several. The first part
15.00 to Richmond. October 13.
a creation with its mxTlads of colored
any O. R. A I. agent about It. .
eb'ctric lights, wa
■er s,H*n in this
Irih. ivauiy and
artistically blemled. I-Yed P. Russell
which understanding ”the
, Toledo. Chicago and Grand Rapven funnv and his sayings were
railroad r«mpanl,*s are the worse
Tuesday. October 6. To Rlchfenders. It Is through the rallro*
A Oetober 13. Se»- G R A I. agent
larticulars.
LACK OF QUNt FOR WARSHIPS that the attack is to Im* made upon t
Jidin Goss were two strong fea
lB70-20t
anthracite trust.
c performance was
Gus Sun and his
. again with the asWashington, tiepi. 22.—It
er HI.
Ulscloaed that the governn
Says He Will Bo Consider Himself tf
, Minstrels will app,
building warships which. uo(
He Wins' Football Championship
sy. September 2S
present system of
manufi
are sweet words, but haw iruch
Thl. Year.

ISTOSTAWIZABM

Cbe WaicbwaMr

JOHN R.SANTO

♦; years of age her parents adopted
America for their home and settled In
|h»ston. where little Pasqualloa grew
to womanhocsl There she studied-eUv

desires American capital to start sev
era! new enten»rises in Ihe far east.
It Is further statt'd that M. Witte will
also m,H-i a iiroralneni American sen
ai«,r. iH-Jloved to be Senator l^odge.
who awaits him in the British capital,
to discuss political and financial af

Rg L Knapp

U L. A. building

easy task '
Mpmblef of portraying the |
»e Oro In “A Rt
11
I t ° l”
•act,lJ* 1^*0“ of thVSLt dlfflcJu'.
Oordan has been truly fortunate
•n his selection of Miss I*isqquallna
Ik- V,H- for this character. Miss IV

M «n^#b^
Finnish leaders In the VpiM-r |H-nin
irtbcrn Seenrities case,
la pnsUci a great Imnilgration of
;!e .<0 bring what will appear ai
nils In the next six months.
tvalanche of suits against corf
that appear to lie violating
oan ant I t rust law.
TO BORROW »150,000.000
It Is the statute under which th,
Securities mtwger case was brv>ught
W.tte WanU America to Help
Th,- special tribunal, consisting of the
Russia Out.
•Irrult court Judges, sluing as a trial
xnd nut an appelate court, has de
savs " ParT^kf tile l«m of |l!vo,o(?illn
rlared even isdnt the ^attorney 1
which M Wi-.t,-. presid,*nt of the Rus
Tal made against the comblnatloi
ian council of ministers. Is reported
the Great Northern and Non hero Pa
rlttr comiumles. Hut it is not certain o h.- negcrtlailng in KuroiM-. will in
that he will win as sw,.,*plnK a victory ill pn»hahlHiy lie taken hy American
tn the supreme court
.V promin,-nt financier says the Rus
Mr. Knox's first r
Ian minister has arrange,! to m,-,-i
repre^nUUves ^of a syndicate ^of

New Store and Naw Stock

FKE IBSDTtANCE

SS27,.t;

TOnopTTHETlUSTS

reaction In lndustr> an- multiplying
They are not num, rous. nor are tbej
at all serious. As a rule, they ar,'

aU are, tirst: A good Urge warm iiair blankets fur
cial 1$ a goo.1 Urge pair, sim tly xH wool bUniuet*,
wth ^S.OO.
• ^
i

Our two SI
57^ our next
f.w onl)- $3.76,

rordlna to a Clinton coaniy

OSM» ia Frmrt

ADVANCE
SALE^

BUSIIESS CMOS.

.\lcol.>'2tV. r.e,K2.V

Butchers arul Siusase Makers.

A.K.»OV-K»». f»ropr.
ARSON’S

PARK

HOTEL

Claus Warner. Propru-tor
Sl'TritNS HAY. XIU H
Y L-- -.«! cK«—-10 l--4iutlful tirmn l TrMTer .■

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST
Offlci—b05 New WIlbelrr P .>ck

WAXTKO- \ hustling man to
real .-s «ie
Hig r,•nllnb.-l.^u
:inu. r Real KFtate Kvrh.tu:^

leas Shirts are the best < S?id
Peerleaa

If You’re Wanting Some of These
We’ll “Show You” Best Things to Buy
New Fall Onental Rugs

New Fall Suits for Boys

The Tardiest assortment of beautiful
I sale in
ruizs you will tind is
our cari>et department. You1 will be
irprised how >mall the prjee i> for
ally
Jly Ihiizh class oriental rugs. \Ye
have ncvei shown such handsome
can hardly icll them from
patu
genuine imported rugs,
the gc
the dcoignsare e.xact reproductions^
of the most elaborately woven rugs.
Such a host of si/.es: fit any place you
want, from a doorway to a large size
rootnand the prices.'—why from 4oc.
loSr>«». Pleaseti to show them to you.

ie<.s of fitting «»i«
Wc- arc in tiic I
We have ai:<iuir^
boys with clothii
cii oiir steadily increasing trade l.>
striving to improve the (|uat:onstant siriv
sohl henr. 'They
iiy of the garmenis
gar
arc
are as
a> stylish
stvlish as clothing can be mad^
and we insist the manufacturersgivi*
us the wearing quality. We are shout­
ing the finest assortment of boys’ and
youths’ clothing ever brought
Traverse City and the itrices are
from $1.50 to $15 the suit. Wc vartt
these goods to be seen.
The buying
will surely follow.

Ihc Latest Works of Fiction

The Bradbury Piano

Will always be found on our book
shelves. You want to keep up with
k'oriio
the newest writings of yot
many
authors. Then there are
bright wriK^rs who are making na mes
for themselves; you want 10 know
them. Here are some of the latest;
“Gordon Keith,” Thomas Nelson
Page: “Golden FJeece,” Uavid (»raham l*hillips; “Ur. Bryson,” Frand H.
Spearman; *'Phe Sherro<is,” <ieo. B.
.McCuicheon; “The Bishop.” Cyrus
Townsend Brady; “Out for Coin.”
Hugh McHugh: “The Pit.” Frank
Norris: “Ike Liliddenof Maine.”

Wc Have a Boy’s Shoe
A genuine calf skin, with an oak sole
that will wear like the tree itscli and
stand as much rough weather. Going
to school is hard on any shoe, but this
particular one will wear as long and
look as well as any you can buy.
se sell for S2
These
S‘2 and $2.50 and you
can’tL beat it. We have other styles
that!sell fBr$l.’>5 and $1.50; of course
they are.not a? good, but they are
the best for the money you can tind.
We haA’e just as large a line of girls’
and misses shoes.

is m..re popular than «*ver. Sales are
increasing constantly, lust listen to
this: The Bradbury Piano was re­
cent iy chosen by the Chicag** Ihtartl
of Kducaiion as the piano to be um il
, e.xclusively in the higher grades of
Public Schools of Chicago. The fact
that the dci ision was reachetl after
very careful expert examination ol
* the most renowned makes, adds one
more to the many valuable ettdorsemems rect i\ed during the half ceiilur>' of its e\i'-tence.‘ We are s<»Ie.
agents.
j

Morris Chairs
I

are just the kind of present to make
your friend. .Nothing is more Accept­
able, for they are positively the
easiest chair lhal is made. Never had
a finer slock to select from and never
did the factories turn out such beau­
tiful chairs. The \'clours are the very
latest, the patterns are the newest.
Wc guarantc*! the cushions to be
filled with genuine hair and to be
softer than any other made. Our
prices now are from $S.0() to $15.00.
We
ie w
want
ant you to sec then

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

Cll4

THE EVEKINO BEOORD, ^AVERSE CTTT, MTCH., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEB 85, !»(«■

mi 1$ A POINT
worth remembering, namely:
that when we introduce our
“BEST” flour to you and say
it’s all the name implies you
may rely upon what we say.

•rnAVKMSK OITV, fUllOM.

jgtngMT anapa. U prize caule belonclng
! to AMward M. OlUet. u( WrooA. Mary

OF THE WOILB

OKI.
Mr

■EOOCnO THB tEADDIS HETHOll.

Uke many
nillfi has
are

.7'.T.r U?-irli laMna m«»re than n
ouarLT ot a t.m of the rakes
The
nesr day the aimnois aer,. siaggerlng
___ th- posiu

rats tn Oi«- ro<«niiaie i
|,ii^,«.4
III - d»-.in»n
.^1 the eorKs .rf a

ellow! Take one
ofAyer’s PiUs!i£»&

j

‘is

55
T5I

*'/\tr7nxu

«;'■ H^^rim’’ ami '

from
:Lr

whleh

In

^M|

earth,..«ke s,„e..
*
.san.t.la>

«*t...ago. E'uha. earlj
Theear.h sIh-»K for nft.H i;
MX there were t... Ind.ila
MSI.V IKopie rnsh.vi m.o the
. ami erle.i and pra%e<l
Itrlrks
li'asterliiK tiro,,|»ed III all dli.-<and a few walls fell
NoInmI)-,
ker was Injured
••eently a servant girl
ftdMi iMlonglni; to Ixt

as a plaie i.r retiKimia pllKiiniaKt
Ihl* >prltiK hand men have ha<l I heir
eyes <i|ane«l. the dt»f r.tvtver ihelr
jrealiiiy ilN- diiiut. Ihelr i.|iee<Ii. ih.*
hall ami lame Ih.-lr is.w.r to walk.

‘

V
f

i
j ;
L :

"

BA6HANT & ROSCOE,

was 7'i years old

,

j ,i

J

ring Mieinselves «

Inmi.
uuearthtnc tif the
Urge Homan lu.hllc

lacii to one. Ketw een the ages of twen
ty and thirty k reached the maxlmua
of sulrlde* fnqn grlrf. chagrin and be
lDgcros«Hllnh.ve.
Monday U ih.* favorite day for com
mining •uU'Uli*. follovTnl cloaely by
Bundav. I rom Monday vkw^to ITlday
there 1* an Inexidloabl.* l.nrronse and
thfu a drop on Saturday, the fowitt ol
the week
I'rofe.«r Bailey ways ol

Fearful Odda Againaf Him.
II- Jrldden
alone and
destlmie
HmS. In hrief was the emiditlon of
an t d soldier |.y nai.m of J J Havens.
•rausis. iiilae,
Ver.allies. C)
F..r years he was
l ie
WiMilu the area w-luTo digging
irouhle.1
with
Kidney
disease
and
o|HM«iM,ri„ have iH-eii earrWtl <m ai|
ueIM.i r d.*eiors nor iiiedirlnes gave
uiifiiserMHHl Homati hliar was also dUhim relief. At lengih ho lrl.'d Klt>c
rorere.1. Fun her earef.il Mwrcjh Is In
>rir miters
It put him on his feet
111 .hori mder and now he testifies:
*^Ihuir7ll.g hollM- keeiMTS
' rtii on the nmd to omplete r
afford to Im llheral with Ih.' ........... ........
on earth for Uver and
|.ri„ie. The Onemm rrv.p is -MlmaUNl J‘*7
hie* and all forms of
. ............ •• fsmnds more or h>ss
|
^^
Ik.weJ rowplalnu. Only
e«Hl by
rdetf

h>

the

i«i r.‘*lrt"nrk**

The Hustling JewelM*

T^o Powerful Scerric Success

“ARoyalSlavQ”
See the Great Tropical Palm Island by Moonlight.
The ('.orgeous
PaUcc of the K.ing. Tlic (‘ircxt Volcano in Stale of K.iui>lion.
Most Bewildering DispUy of Scenic

Cast 6f 30! « I Carload Scenery Effects!

Even body Uses Jcwcliji

A Thrilling Slorj of lx)vc. Hate, Passion. Intrigue, Revenge,
Devotion and Heroic Daring.

AxkI eveiybody wanU the begt.
That is the kind I carry. 1 have
a fine new stock, complete wHh
Ulcst nmrllics in tioM and Sflvcrwcxi. :
:
:
:
:

PRICES « « « 25c. 36r. 50c and 75c
A.lvance Scat sale will be o|»cn Wclncs^lay evening at I*. oVhak l.» K
oVIock. ami all day ThursiUv.

WATCHES. CLOCKS.
DIAMONDS

'll.- liull.lingA
iM^-n i«*Kt«'d by
iHi- exp*»*llion havf
1
I fmin.l warn Inc He
wind
f ryvh.liir palMr.- aii.>
hurrlran.- vH«N lty Nwvpi Ok*’*^
and wl.« n Hi" air rkarodV wa* M-*.n
.* k-autlfnl
•t" fh«- new

Store is Closed
owing to the Hobrew Now Year
Will Open Thursday oiomiog
at Usnal Time
* STEINBERG'S STORE «

U Hiy has I-*
i‘ ami th.-n* a
I rarii«-d away
nap.* ii» tint r-oin
as far 1.*** than
. ih.**h.art of Ihc l

I was at Us height, that do
^tninion would br* evonwh.-iv mani
fc*t wh.-n the clouds *h«.uld cl.*ar. bui
Hu- sunlight showksl ih.> pictiir.- com
picte
annual oxcur^hm i
Chicago and flran.
OciolH-r r.
To

APPtAL lO CHKlt>T.

Addilttknal io.hu enables iiietoofler a larger an.l liellcr display
tiun ever l*cfi»rc.
:
:
:

L. M. BENNETT

STEINBERGS
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

NEXTMONOAY OQ
SEPTEMBER

Gus. Sun’s

WAHI DEPA^TIIENT

I SSWI.-li l«f I

throughout the w.h U there U pay day
1979-rOt
at hand, followed b.v a day of rest
Among the males Monday Is pr.___
The World’s Fair Will Open on Sched­
nei.ily n diiy for suicide. IVniales pre­
ule Time.
fer Sunday to Monday. Ilellglot
I.* rnlv.Tbal fvp..hlMon will u|H-n Wan fxr tcati • Sis>4 frota watuic a li
WI.O
m-y amg
dtemnnt may have aomethlng to do
It. I.OUU. April .’tdlh. iHiH. ThU
■anikH* hBK lH*«-u glvfii by l*r«**il
with this, but nearly a third of the do­
rhr Kl..f.. « ..r the
>*ara
Ikkld H Kranrtii and hk a**o
mestic troubles leading to auli-lde
I r irt.-i. iM.-kmar.l vUsi.-iu« n...uni
*a
on Ih.- iKkard of dlrocn.r* and ^lir
ill .lui.* n*« wn-iits. Ilia t
on Sunday
»nM
d
by
l>iT.-ttor
..f
Work*
Isaac
a
nt-fourth
of
the
su
“More than c
from fliiaurial trouble and HI beallh
among females occur on Monday They
\\ I. *....‘l.r.uK
K ..
whleh ran legally
aprarently lack tbe courage In their
weak or Imivoverished rondlilon to take greater in ai«*a than th.> Pan American
up the struggle of a new week
,lol exiMwUlon. lwlo«‘ the Eire
1 the Ijtke Shore A
“Of 10.000 caaea 8.087 oocnrrod In the
[* I’tilumhkn iChlcago) ox|mi*1 wi.m- m in- gt. r>.
who ar.'l MteMgaii Southern railway will run
.•uy..i.u..-i.^k
twelve hours before noon and S.M8 Mou. thre.* Hmea greater in |Kilni of
religion I Hie oiiii family esnirshm to Cleveland
HcN»r apace than the laal gn at Bark Ag.-a i.n4 T.an..,ia
id 4iy the‘and lluflalo. F.ir parMeulars as lo
exp.«mon and twenty times i.-k,-g, r
Th.-. j-uttn- n...,.I r.-dr»*ssl"lim o| *p.M-Ul ira.iv ralt.s, etc., see
» until 6 p. m.
three hours from flI to 9 p. m. abt
ton.
.
I Torn from lln- *Utli..falling off. while from 9 o*ck»ck till
------------------------------.1 To . .ID gn.l. *
midnight is the period of great.wt

WANTED.

American

VA/ANTiakVV^UMa»*rn«

w*.

Minstrels!

Tgl>nrI *v

S==ia

.\mcrica s great burnt-cork organiration—arknowlcklgcki by
Press ami Public the Icmling

^'^L.L.’ru.:r...........

itj. .4 I

•Icis't Xho Tl-iinfi:
Ft»r th«c tlarop anJ cool evenings is an air tiglii healer. We

15.00

ben-hur" races planned
2*i.rral U«w WalUr* Will
Jmdm* mt Imdimmm Fair
Thomas Eoslqy ru'cnUy v«outracted
nth the Indiana slate board of i
culture for a revival of the Ho
chariot races at the coming state
says a apecUI dispatch from I a
oils to the rhlkddphla Pres*
The rules willI require
i
chariota built

drivers The rules that governed the
Cln'UB Maxlmua races and tlie ra
Antlo h will obtain
The Idea wa. suggested wUeu
llur" was pnwnted on the sta
IndtunapoIU. and r.citeral I.ew
VUI be one of nbe Judges. He has
consulted vkUh i:n*ley and will
tn the details

'M

The practice of exchanging children
r lumni. liking In I rviidi and Ger­
man Bwnz*‘rUnd lu order to enabk
jelr boys and girls to learn aootbor
language U spreading greatly In luly.
saya the New York romrnerrtal Ad­
vertiser He^'entb an exchange agency
urther this Ol.jeet was founded at
Bunch. A Swl» ehiai has Ik- oppor-

This Mystic Air Tight Heater for arood. is k very attractive stove, and built according to tbe most scientific
vdeaa. The Uxly is buiU of heavy ,K,lished steel The top
is cast with Urge feed opening coveted with hd and roountevi
wit!i nickel ]»Uted swing lop; the bottom is of one piece,
made of heavy cast iron; the stove rests on a handsome base
and bas*nickel foot laiU; the front is of cast iron, has-Urge
feed door, with nickel panel The nickel screw draft U air
tight and giVe« you perfect control ol fire.
It also has heavy
cast lining. Wc have this stove in three sixes, 20. 22. 24 in.
Price 20 inch stove, with one length -pii>c and ^
ellK>w,only............................. ...................................................... i

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All kimWoniutcn lot tU kind, d tad.

-THw •0«T0M*T0R«

Ucally no cost to the parents I n
mirtha a ohOd k abk to oi
frsaly and U tben orat to acb
the grammar and llterntnre of
ew ly ac<|utred language
of pig
rmted Btatea Mst year wTiJXI
A21AI7
)1 It waa IMITfiJS*
In 1901
HkV) It was 18.789.242 tons

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THURSDAY, SEPT. 24TH

M

Total ........... ....10.000
T.ni
Li. -.iHiudeii.y U the badhig luoUvc.
rfai::..ug about 1*0 per iTht of the
tlm» tiu*2ue*a lo«s 111 health and inr. with aUiut 18
Muiiy fuliv

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RASTALL, «

World’s Fair Palaces Weather

V o* the trm,,les.

mri made'

SoUd Hold Riogi-

^EINBEfife s GRAND OPERA HOUSE

A Bey'a Wild Bide for Life.
With1 a famllj
family around
expecting
to die. and a son ridingg for life.
.New Dis
miles, to get Ur. Kli
.ugbi and
Cobb. W. H. Brown, of lAjearllle. Ind.,
d death s agonies from asthma;

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elrrulute.1 all ov«*r Hus.ia
l.y the ™
/ T,„ *' ,
rhurrU.aulhoriiles.
Him Ims si
“How* long do you Milnk I will live'"
p,„
aaked lieiijauiiu Ilurhwalter «»r Mary ' „,op..v over lo
Wdliiamson an hllkhari. Indiana for | naiti'sl Hauser w
Him* teller Hunday afiermsm
Ilefore! |.^r hiuliand to
;du r^mld rviily he dmp|MtJ dea<i t»f i quei-Mou. the alrl
heart
disease
lluehwalier was a Umh the man
I
. farmer of Uardner. Ill, and while vU Uhe had lm«n d.

n^.Lr’i«‘ha*te‘hirf nuZ* ir M'’"ne '
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SPECIAL 1
RING SALE i

Big Diocooot <br Coih.

wriles:
i now sleep soundly every
men to take their lives.
Uke marvelous cures of Con
Khooting Is found to be the favorlta
Bronchitis.
Marhm Hporry of IMttshurK and method of suicide, followed closely by Coughs, Colds and Grip prove lu
matchless merit for all Throat and
ISK fhililie thrkey of lluntlnirtoD. W. poison
Guaranieeil
bottles
The table summarltinf the causes Lung troubles
:.uc and 1100.
Trial l»otMe*
G. Johnson s apd F H

Cut:i..g ....... :...

: *r'“‘.Me
Mie sprini:

(Sotordoy)

.

lor Men. ro r
Calf and Enamel; afl I'NION MADE.
Sold only by

.fT.?)!

S"";;;:;;: £ £

TO-DAY

Orimson ^3.00

like conjujfal eundlUons. hut married
and *1... r,-n.alned In the cask.
(d the easKs r^mtalned
sherry |
of an uid vintage that the late Ih.n)
fasnar |.rlfi«d esperlally.
At Kartell an out of the way plare In
llussia

.N’ot lolly ynlrfyoL b«

That's what we have in oor new line oT

gQldd* ID the CuHcd fitetea haabaas
•todi^Jtty rrofaaKwWUUaa B. Balky
Invrantor of Tdaelvlna Gun Talks of a
of Vale for a pertofi cotoHdc 1807 to
ew Invantiaii. Probably an Air
Uiei. aaya a Se^ Hareo tpadal to ttao
Ship. That Will tUrik World.
Kew York Ttoaa. He haa taken 20.M4
coses, tn ordar to Uke a more cooemdon. Sept. 22.—“If you think m'y
ranieot oalt 10.000 caaaa were takaD
xnatlc ff«B has lafinenced modem
by Profeaaor Bailey tar compouttoo
remarked Hiram Maxim today,
la Ua auustica. Of tbcaa 7.761 wart “my new InTeotlon. whkh can be used
found to be maka and 2.210 femalaa. alike in war and lo peace, will In iu
ladlcaUng that in general the ratio of elfecla be far more far-reaching and
Important.
Von must wait for It. I
attlddea of maka to that nf femaka
am perfectly satisfied as to ita prarU throe and a half to one.
tlcahimy. but there are many prelim
lary matters lo be atten<}ed to he­
re bringing out Inventions of this
Ind. These preliminaries take time.**
The nature of this new Inrratlon.
wfalrh Is to cause a revolution In lu
ound betwrecn t
line, will not be disclosed for 10 weeks
twenty to fifty year*
It Is to
n asked If It Is a flying machine
Uia numt.er of married *ulcl
coeds that of Uiow who art
b<Kly who wwild give biro an idea fur
Ibis Ubk shows the relaUve
a flying machln** wHhum a IvailtK.i.
r...
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IraSTALL’8
NEW
JEWELRY
STORE

LirEiVahn,iiSt)lt,Bniit]r,
Wnr lid SitisfacijDn„.

IHASAMABVEL

HANNAH & LAY CO.
iCBinauLnws

FtCTSUOUTSUICnES Wake up! Wake
ted br Pro*
up! You sleepy
fessor Baaer of Yale.

day* kkh.-u t
liv«,t. and the kvmgr.-gaUou sang U.
.\ It hough he had li.iis bet'U lo.» ftvbk
to go to k hun-h, hla^.luion* aiill found
lli.*ir way to the |H^d.‘.
“We *liuU-4mvc.^M.m.' g.HKl organ
\k al7 VU,rk.-d U. the dearou N
ukl iiirin* hearing
teacluv from IkMl.m la going to i
Hiimhiy kvhll,- Annie Truui
off taking a kiieatloii "
The d.-akiHi raiMnl hU stick and
giuxTlni: v„l«. ..t
-Vou ,.-n,l f..r ll<
bt-ro aud
I
uld as rl.-orl.v ... I
going* on:
uiusiclau

MODERN MINSTRa
MONARCHS!
kcstcd in Cars, Scenery^ and
\A/AhTai>~K»T.Tai p-rsuna of
YV and r*-*d r*i.ot«tico In tiarh mU

Sraid Froi Strut Picuit it
Nm!

.1.- Ilk <;o.i»..*ii
u- ll* tl.ua tlir »

TRAVERSE CITY MARKETS.

o tltml..l pi I4r on .

"*“S"

ilK.) IIIO.I l,lm .Im
n.-ar i«rk. ^<*r l.o-rrl inrwi
k*l.mr p«*-k. i-rr i-hokI
I

mavis'SkSSSs:
N.. ,«M.ty *igu’

ButW paVp>>UIKl
('raamory tutl-r

iHMind.

t“ri.i’i.mV Ih. oTnl^Jratm

uuu- Trumbull get* I

i And n.*k.- It.w r»^>rll...u» i>«x>ptr fr» tf
I To*orklh>«IU
1

“Why . 1 Jual lM*urd that a fetluw wu-.
•hot down lierv y.-ai. iday for lending
helping hand to a fellow mortal ”
•Ending a helping luiml did yeh
lyr queried th.* i-owbay. “Why. 1
remember tbe rate "
“Ilow w:aa Itr
“Alkali Ike wu# a-pUyln* a poker
game an* lie allpiHd three ;i.-ea t’ bi­
rr under th’ table
of .v>ura.'.
N-h *Im4 -iin rr leintln’ thet aoht
of a Iwlpln- band--B ili.m..r. Herald

WaythodwecoLaaghaa.
In an Indlanai«U. cfllce building two
lawyerw-n. i' Hohlnaon and John H
- Vhave nlflcva on oppoHte aldei
•f a corridor. Mr. lUrbUiaon’# olfle#
• r.o weM m, MU. " *ald the easten boy. with lavur rising lucllmitlon.
whittled out ■ algtilH^rd with • wlH*el
brok.r. -ai.d dK|-k*e of tliat won
at tbe end. and by manipulating the
•lock to the gull* !.•*« w ealerm r*
wboel he «ved hlmwlf nurorron. IttThree w»*.k* hirer Hit father received
qolrlm aa to w hHher hla emplo.ver wa#
*Tn“ or "oof ”
follow^t
Tbe •cheme worked m well that ibe
Uke. They don't
yon made mgmit i
onl here. Tel«- rival boy airoaa tbe baU made a alml.
do Ttuslneto dial ^
Iac_to. It was pat In while Judge
graph me AiMwat to luake good their
wai at conn. W'bea be re
loarea or whip me a t*ollin My exprea*.After ma.me refl.ellon the father
grat hk iNkti the immey with

thou Uie
All ♦
rn^r aiid tumult <«-aa«

waUC .H-«l U arU'd c al htaler. litU#

Thr Uitfi4* irf kina* and fHs^pl.-* m..|
no kkxk.l liirtk I»M riij..y with a*.Ilut ll>.-rr^..ur B!i. eh^ia aau eue foJ

OR. FENNER’S

KIDNEY »Backache

P5!!.Yl!-S.l-*.;" n ssss: Sr.2:
FOR RENT.

“

NUAL C. R. A I. EXCURSIONS.
Tie c H. A I. will glee iu anatwal
excursion «n Tuesday. October €. lo
Detroit |3.tNi, Toledo $5.00. Chicago
. Grand Rapids 84.00 (statkws
City and
south fS.OO). Tbe
Id excursion will be to Rlchmoad.
Ind.. on Tuesday. October 18th. Fare
85.00. Ticket# good to return for 10
See G R A 1 aj

OllCeLLANCOUB.
Olin FamUy Annual gwearalisi

Michigan Southern rallwray. TuMday.
September 20. SpecUl iialn wriU leave
Grand Rapids at 8:05 a. m.. maalag
through urllhoui chaage. Fare to

Mkrl... or K. W.
16.00 to Detroit and Toledo. $€.00 to
blcago. ft.oo to Ormad Rapltto w Q.

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THE EVEEIXO HEOQBO. TEaVEBSE CITY. ioOH. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER M. iXa.

Hen s Clothing :W% " \
Department

and Children’s
The Largest in Boys’
Department
- Qup History
Your Little Boy

;

Men’s Suits

« % %

in the new (all |»auem> Cheviot*.

wmi

Ca»*inicrc» and worsteds—the hc*t
value* to be had at $750. $S50.
$10.00 and $Vi.00. a* well as the
ver>- swrflcst hand-tailored goods
at $15.00 to $22.00-no such p<;rfect fits elsewhere

Traverse City, Michigan.

fell

Hamiltnn ClotMng Compaiiy
206 Front Street

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Men’s Overcoats
will Ih- >lu>wn by ii* this yvar ir the
short, im dium and long lengthsthi* is only |K>ssiblc in a slock as
large as ours, as it nrci ssitates a
very large assortment inetlium
grades $7..')0 to $12.00. 1-ine hand.
tailored-goods $1».00 u. $2ilo0
no tailor can (it you better—(ew as
good.

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festival!

Good Tim* Ahtad for Travoroo City
Tont. No. «71. K. O. T. M. M..

Jhe foUowlnK proRTam
^

ha*

pects for fall crops and prices will re­
sult in giving us the largest volume of
business in our history—Our sales al­
ready seem to indicate that we are
right in this matter, certainly we were
never better equipped to meet the
wants of both rich and poor. Old men,
young men, boys and children will
find in their respective departments
jusrthe goods they wish at the price
they wish to pay. : : : : : : : •

l*^ui

’ThqinoH 8codd«»n.
of t!u
t?nli»st
Biaieii
Jond office at Mar
al. which will lake place FYlday even
UK In Koreater*- hall:
Uland. wmtalnlni 1 S4 acrea; Uwk 1.
U|>enlnK churu* by the compa:».'
land. dwUalnlD* 24 42 arnn.. and Vu$
In Sunny Africa ‘
lidai^. cuniatnlns K Itt an-ew. i<»rau'd
In U.n* l*ake. Grand Travor..* «mmy.
Joyri*.
Ragilme
and ibal they will t*c offered Tor nale
The land officer* ataie ihai 'ihe fine
-Puff McPonald.
legal applicant for the*e Uland* t III
___ Jame* Moodv. “IK.aii on the
W alven an official entry and that all F’arm.*
auWqurnt application* *r||| in- re
GtR—Sam Hernia
JiKitHl. Bhould more than oue.aptdi
Scmg-lHiff McUmald. '
Castle
ration Ih» preaented at the *anif timt
lor any of the**' Uland*. the applica
Gag—Walter LoranRer
lUm* nlll be treausl a* *lmuItan«H*ui
SonR-Wm iJermaine “KU* Your
and the rtKbt of eniry alll be awanhsl *Mf Ikiod Bye to the hlihe*t bidder. Th(
GaR—Al. Joyce.
are auu«ht after for rummer re#«.ru-SoDR-Sam IWnda “A Turly lleadi^l
Tho*e who know l*onf IJike v,ll
Itrlle
ftsUUe tlial th.we who aecure Uie»e U
t'.aR—Will Germaine.
land* will he po*»e**or* of *ome of thr
SonR-Walier
Ixiranger.
-Down
miiat Inwuttful *i>.d. In thU In^autlful Where the WurxburRcr Plow* '
north realon
Hound Uland. «.r IMmlr
IntcYlocutor—-The
Great
Hutch
Uland. a* it U often called, ha* Ihht
nmedlaiv” Andy Hormuth
l*lanut-Mr* Jami*. M.kmIv.
All the gag* nre iKtalilvely new. and
a very line time U promlred to mem
land
ThU
oer* of the Maccabee IcKlge A full at
i. a* 1* al«>
Rrim ”t^at'hMl^n‘pi^«^’ iill Add
i big Incentive toward getilnR a Urge
itru»n iMianu. up
hmd uf*tb lake, which U »o heavily
t II u v««r> difficult to e(
without
cuttlnB
, .
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•••3
* thicket that |sn»w* clear d.»an tc
‘ water'* edge.
Manager Burrldge of Newaygo ComenI
Co. Will Arrive in Near Future to
Repair Cement Walk*.

The Ituuallailon of offleen. of th«
^1,1 occur ihU evening
The liVleud* ChrUtlan “ ‘
, to the home irf
iae*t of the city.
MipiH-r and a i^»«k|

BECimWOtKWCmCHTS

The remodeled plant of the Mlchi
gmn Starch Co. U now In eacellent
order, and tonight a bllth'
double ahlft be
ing ompioyeq irum inU OO. Snpertn
toBdent
Schomaker now haa a forco of
tend
<0 omptoyoa. and that number will be
largely Increa.^ when the night .hlft

Herb<‘rt Montague
and general n
nah A“lX?“MereantTiTco7
A l^y Mecca
'vdved a letter
'eivea
iruer from
iruin Manager Hur
HurrldgC
vf the Newajgo Portland Cement Co..
*tatlng that he wiU bo here in the near
future with the gang of men promU«*d.
,«r
pun«. o,
. lu.t «1
sang win arrive, but they will be 1

( Opening

If

I iui!e> left uhU> tor Albion,
when- he will' take a e<Hi^r*e in cement

‘^'Vliiion of lv:ivdi U the Rue*'
J l> Mumson
\V ISinnd haa Tviurtu!*l ln»m
i»r M-\eral week*- duration In
Allegan and Grand Rapid*. Mr. IH>uud
Sec»»r aa*
her the la*i of the wei'k for a
to Mr H
lUit retMrnlnK with her yester
...___
The bride clay
H H Hi vani re ru.tl to hi* home
in l.*Kkjior. N Y afUT *iH-ndlnR a
abairacf office of O
.•ek- in thi.Jr and Mr
w.^alnR *ome wiwks.
* Th\‘..bald
MurkeRon
U ar will renlde in 1 of N..rthm.rt
Mr* Tiroblin will
last nlRht in
this m<»rnliiu
called to How
int of the deal!
K4 vear* of sRc
alt,r s|K*ul!nK >on»
, wi‘h hi* lanuiy
tnd Mrs GiHH-Rc F. t
dr ami Mr* Hay William* retume
tl. Mt^r went to n
lay to Ft. Scott. Kan . after a pleai
K. after a vi^it In th<
I varanon spent In vUltlug friend
Uai.nah
____ Gharle* T.ermaiu.- went i»i
I r»‘RUlar mec tinR of the I O G T
RC will
held lomomiw niKht it. Jordan thi^ afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Kay Wililam* returned
the H
to their home in Ft Sc*ut. Ark . after
Tli.v t_______
th» vMieKt* of Mr. and Mr* Thas
re requested to
............................. Grace church
The Ladle*
tomorrow afternoon
lUUey. «;iK I’nion
%%r a w»aa*«
w
rvqc
V n;» •
lire e«*ca|*e U l»elnR
Ido Hinshaw of l^dand l*
of the Hotel Whltln
of hi* sister. Mrs^J R. StII

Synd.calo

Hcadod

WILL BE HEBE SOON

MicKlgaa SUrch Co. Now Emplcy*
SUty Hand* and Will Start
OoubU Shift Today.

PERSONAL

BREVITIES.

raOCEANAnANCEO
iCAUTWL isums
FOB FALL
ABOUTTOBESOLB
tw tAIX EMil
AinltHd tUtM Oev*mm*nt Hm
on th# Morkot Lovoly tpoU in
Long L^ke.

Our fall pui-chases were made on the
presumption that the unprecedented
growth and prosperity of the Grand
Traverse Region, and excellent pros-

WouUI look “sweir* in one of the
new 1-all styles—we show complelt* a>M*rimirnts, l>oth New York
and Chicago styles Suits
1‘rlces
$'2.ri0,
$4.U1.
$5.00.
No such complete
line lias ever before Ikh-h >hoW n in
Northern Michigan—every mother
should see it.

by

i>anU<T W.
Kaufmann I* in from:
SorthiM.n. wh.Te he U sui>erlntendlnR'
the work on the blR car f.*rry divk
[
Walter Trumliull of ChlcsRo. for­
merly of thJ* city, is vt*|linR friends

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to.*31

ou >

Ladle, ahottid not tall to vlalt Mr.
JS’ O. Lawieaoe’s faU mllUnery opi«
ng Friday and Satuiday.
IStt-St

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«or,« .be B«bboo^»«t, U.

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H

rric«>

haiulMumi paiirnis. aNo t hildn nN
airt-s

l:i $1.5*^

$5.UI,

iVctlirsl ^i;*Muls and

styles you vverisaw iw
srr them.'

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L.argo8-t Oloalc and Scii-t S-toro
in Travorao Oi-ty
....TMC aos-roN sToae.. "
The lai^ext showing cvet ma*!e in a ci’.y tif tuir

The Styles are Coi reel—-t»v‘
Latest from New York
and Po.fis.
. I.adic^’ Ja* krts made o! all
und /ibil nts, at............
..

Kcf*cy

$5.00

You shou’tl sec ih'nc at $ 1 O. $ I 2
$20.
It IS a
to sltuw me

Skirts

'

\Vc sliov ncar»v i>0(» sixhiv
walking lengths

n lhe«

Dress Skirts
\Vc sell a nice

lUae serge

%'s
Ma.ie ot /.Imhie. Blouse Walking SkiP4
Mitlc ol Iboatkloth. I.ou ^ Yl\.
jacket
...
ibrowns ami lancv
Ill black, bluesj
fancy StotcJi
ScoteJ. style, ca|*e,
cai^r, coanr.
colhr. ‘‘k r. an-narkel
,--------- with long
^ skitt
blues,* lirowns
crfect. strictly iij»-to-ilalc
mixtures, at f2i00, $:i.50, f* anvl $1U.(K». trimmed with black s::<
our price------- ^
, v-w SIOOO
_____________ OUT pt;cl-.-$| 7
We save vtni 25 |K:r cent VOcir fVIonay

THE

We save you 25 ]icr cent

BOSTOIM

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1‘or HuyV aiitl Vtiuii;' M«*n.

•Karet RiKlRers of InterUn hen Is
SEVEN DAYS NOT ENOUGH
|
iR In the city.
* Hessle Cwper ha* taken a po.r,...
„ land aiiuaied In weBicrt
with Al. Joyce's iKittlini: work*
Mexico, adjarvnt to the Mayo river.
a*
UM.kk««ei»er.
Pine fore*t* cover about 3.000.00C
acre, of ihl* land The syndicate con
riety are working hard for
tempUte* esUblUhlpR large 1—
ENTERTAIN KINGSLEY
church, and some of them want eight:
mill* to utilize the timber, and --------build about 100 miles of railway
wdy
Maccahaea Having
Pleasant day* in the week for t
is made. The pr
Time Today.
• that they are working seven day* j
Is said to be 4ti
iK^k. one more day surely would not ^
Traverse Bay Hive. No. 71.’ I* enter
per acre
taming the Lady Maccabee* of Klng*!. y
The lc»cal hive gave the visitor* II’Tii'hJevity in yesterday’* issue atated
INDEPENDEN-rS WANT GAMES
their dinner, and will give them a sup­ that they had begun their sale -yes- ibooeh!
per thi* evening
The vbitor* came terda> • Thi. made It
Football Team Has Been Practicing about 3M atrong.
they.had played hookey from church!
Hard and Maana Buainoaa.
The afternoon wa* spent in lodge and Sunday *ch(K.I and
ork and a program. The foUawinR
The Inde,.endenl foothalfiean
referred to!
they didn’t. The artlc- ------------—..-------------- -Iven:
a* cniwded out Saturday, and by
Plano duet byr Minnie Trimble and
icing ham
The
ilstake was Inserted In yeaterday-*
Merced. Helge*.
for games, and
aper. A* a mailer of fact, while |ti
Bong by Vivian Gardner.
team in nortbem Michigan under IS
„'orih of goods wero sold by the ladles
Declamation by Esther Snyder.
years old. and under 125 pounds la
on l:'riday. the sale proper did not
weight. Oommunkatlona abould be
open 'tin Saturday, when over ISO
sent to Otis Conway, manager
worth of roods were disposed of.

Ijcr mllUnery opening al her parlon
jn Thursday and Frtday of thU week
Mtaa Wood ha. employed Mia. M
EVENTS ^SOCIETY.
Beet Miller, an expm1eac«l mllllnei
jf artUtlc ability, and her creatlonf
EapoaitioB Souvenir OoM Dollara.
;The oAcere of the Baatem
wooaar *, won*
in dreas hats will be worth your at
celled upon Mn. Leri Boole, w
The United State, government h
Doqton. SepL 22.—Booker T. WashmaliiHi of the order, last evenla... - tention. Price* reasonable. We carry laaiied JMI.OOO gold dollars comme*..^
hemor of her birthday
annlveeaan i^eGagehaU^^_____________
omtlve of the expoaltton, half bearing Iniiiton will sail for Europe In a few
They brought haaketa of good thlngi
the-head of Jefferson and half the days, and will remain there aeren
The Woman’s Relief Corps will gi«^ bead of McKinley. They are mdd at weeks, seeking r«rt. He haa not been
with them, and the evening wa» v.>ry
% chicken pie supper In Grange halL three dollars each by the tr
Tuesday. September 2f. Tor farther
le exposition and by the
particttlara see later notleea.
all WHITNEV-WARNKR pul

‘-Hiawatha.’* **8aM>ky Tbpax.’* aold ju

Boys’

Overcoats

fall millinery opening

r. a Lawrasiea.

J. W.
I L. L. I K

ANOTHER CONSIGNMENT OF
PEniCOATSATSI.38.,.
The last lot proved so saiisfaciory land
our customers ^jrasped the barj;ain so
quickly, that wc have more now ready ^
for you. They are the most wonderful .
skirt bargain shown in the city, (so those
say who have seen them.)

£Sri*tb, kwd ct U» trl»»l«»,
!

«0NE dollar thirty-eight

EVENING RECORD

W-'PART TWO
-AS IW wwnew othib w»’iw
■Mat «r tha oo callt4 f«Mi aslim*
li pndM W tmm

;^u. ant a*V«"tr »o«o»’

I ;
I

j

-

i Financial Mart Like aa lonae
Atylum, Say* Mr*. Sage.
'*
“it

^
0. m. ibr ftctit ««*ln^ ^ T\u^
drtenulnrd to; r«‘j3
^ lli«*^1ttortaln Brajes. bad or- ■»»«? • aunrt. fta- »w knew Uiat Tbom^
to
S Pl^t ’ a. molda t boM oat fororer milnat the | Jj*;;

,

'< IW' e «jt to
t^ ‘
-1^... I.
»*«

r;-:_:-t;„sr;,:rrS!^2SsvjK,™^^^^

•* m n
“

III fiiM nauaiHoo* i«
■* ' **" ‘ -II*
47"lnri»h«l lo the liai*»«« ' the aonlhe^ al^H^* **f Horw------ ..
| b^n>e auother ahambleit Uke t!.e
Jd, Mrt ook nr fon-e him nway , ao atnin«.-l.v
II wanJ U->u«d HMiii of Tbo-------.oatfeet'a colnmn, tiomt-^iiv: **W‘t
—
rii«ar*d.

r«nfc4irram aixl • «*0 vmokt
■i tte fvr of lU. l-iflW- Md whlen
tl«- two wins*

Lk
4j^

tod BloHu-r.

.

"

!••■"•

■

‘ rinr;tr;r;rjr. _
', -r.-:. =5;X ]

I year* In ia*i»e«*.

wlu t t-a e-t;

luTve^

1 VuriV.tu7: Well, what * that fun-

I

3»

*«1»

, ^ur cob mllowwiee or

Here In New York yomif
Kiil.lug bnt wealth and I

reo much.- ...Id Mr*. Sage with a
! »mUe. hut m.xx. U-yood keepmg con
vcr*,.ti..ii;.lly |-«kl.*d on tluau.--. I .up1*0-- I am 'a tyrv.. Money hi to me only
a u,ean- to an end. and 1 believe that
whenai-T-.u ha. aw.uuulahd enough

to.,r by, -.H.vv V..I
for the I,CM one t
‘ l*h5!.ole.,4.sa I’M-*-

-‘“J.

'

live* of luiury and eaae are batore
IL.-.U a. d.lly exaiiiplew l^la «r^
In tbe averugt* woman of mooania
mean, a i^drit of dt-content. She ta a
ronderful creatiin-who enn Ure on n
utame and »*-hold «ub lempUtlo*i.
jritli wiuaiilmlty.
-Tbla di*pla.v of luxury an the part
of tbe rich t- fore the eyea of the

;r.‘«u?rl“‘of^vMil^

U-ve.

kI«»ih*

ra.v lu fr.»u' of tlM-’MoHe tv .11 at l'...t
crKk.tmrg. Th- T.ver\r M v..r t •*
When » mm t-ea-e. to love he 1. lost [
..
higher, more
WH-hrKl.utHl,
Hut the vtxnf-l. v.t- ime tn.plh'* u hoiw.
d.'.plsea
line* Were tndlf'^'t. tlielr lottah.a.* tu •\>rereud tlilii;;^
UanatlMc. Tl.ey pa-<.-.l l« >o.i.l Wo-IV
hie with s
flank «n.l -Uinuetl Swalgn,a-iuarely la tin- r.-;.r of Thom:,
nd bb
The xeny
way <T
of Uu
the tt
trnn.grcmor 1* aoft.
i at tl.e brea*ttvork-. and euptunu
nil»eadquarter>.
H
u.i.hh..v Xtsti the destination
•in ^e.iiie to
•*'
when l^ngstrettv meuat last
n,a<(er.
. f
LVklu>- ri.tridge
B halt on-----------------------.
the cn-*t « ,,..^...1,^.
Azlnt^* travel*
*l-wly tl
The 0*ufcd.Tate lli If now d.-.ciriH'd
y .oon overtak*** him.—Kmi;
throe-quartm of a drclc- ^Tboma«_

of Hi

Ing lH-t-..m.-* a |.a*<lou if |N-ru.m.\l to
«Higr..H* tW whole alteiitlun of a |h»t*.m.:.m.tl«;tUtxh.„-l..... guarvl•'J

i,-ty W..i..en and women In gen­
eral.- r»-uiueil Mr*. Srtge. -have lK**n
.Tiii.l*.-ir for w!i-tlug tlwlr time «m
frivoKui* thin;;* when they ehould de­
vote nmn- of it to their famlUe. and to
ehaiitv.
Whv. it lake, a* luut-b
atr, nglU .hhI l.n.ln- nml nerve forvvfor
........ * n-ide over a li.ndw.me
,ge a family of children

DRESS V
TRIMMINGS

m*lern ctvlUxatloo.
__ _______ ______„-• U «|nite romantic.
hut human nature l« alike the world
over «i*l will hot U- denlevL Some wo­
men will alway. W «-nviooa of their
umre fortunate .i*terw. A man abonki
!-• prvttv well lixvvl flnancUlly before
lK‘ I* marri.vl If he would live happily
to New Y.ui..;*

which irwarti I on me nreion cv».liiautltiea of flnh, I

This I* 'he ptipular i;Uiv-e Store of ihl* part of the state.
.. .a.-v.-.. It.. „-l«-.l..h ....d l»r».-....v.p«l «,..-rs «d h.w.
.. ..I iTir... ..uklLy <-on«d«.-.l .«d >..» hkv- <h- -- f-' ■•' «•
t.-..-

Th.-«n«. Hit

sas

?

of our live*. aiKl t^body

Uw »«

Mtlary. S«-versil women In tbla eity
a lM-*e hu*luimU are worth mUHoM «re
..
jtT- drivea ti. liorrww

________ _____
_________

r omiherti

,rK

^t U tU rvauu? She boa to aklmp
anvv BUlch .he baa to beg from b^
lie I* not wioanderlng ber mooey. Soi

«.f geiiUi* nmod to the TU.hl

. Tl»ina». " 10* MtCook

.

Sjr.sirrs.ss.'-s

SHSBalS

,;!!„|i:s nXi-r^rp. ..r,.^: ■.«....« tj,.-...., 'vv:tu™«i ’

■I-

s;^::u'T£.“i.’S.'v=

down there the other day I
^
. atay away.
• fmv. a* be

^iil

toaro Ha*maHre« Tbmnaa* ctiljw held
,^|.,nel,. wluit 1
Ifar left or iMWllxerly
of Mhmi.. he iwlled tip I
rraii-’ Hoe. M«<!ook'a the right wing. P«„«al .t«rr «.Hl i^a.-ed hlm*Mlf
hlm-M lf atj
The tonfedmitra threw their Hrtw the head of the .^Inu..., Die,ding the«aai Thnmna- harrttwdea. Ill- while from woonda already retarlved In ,
•.unahaken. Bat the Oooffderthe oncounter.
The aid. Uau'ed Ih.Ir general to,
leore th, .fteW. hut IH-oald: -Be «a}
die hU! onm. Now H our time.
lU ,
left flank, the aide toward Chatl.noo- chargi-r lie iheti tanied and
!
C They ran over hi* alender «oi|aiata
and evi4» rt~d the road l«T«t«l hi. thrroUey of*hnlleia (hat grr*i led Ihia ;
Mn. of harrleadea. He c*lkd «poo Spartan haod.
lUaNH-mn* to *eod in mote troop, to
WhMi lamc^n>-«-i found hU march
form a new line qt rtght angle* with

'

ooa^t BO watt bead waaMBly

) TO Qon.

iS^rto IwU-erruu wilt. fouf.^. nite,

r7J.L,r::s£:s/r..i2

I- «ni I.IT from l^hattamwga

=2*y*ES?.£s?2

tlio r««ad to Chk-ka- 1
hrUadea raoh- WAITS ELI
left to the
----------------------------n-atlytoi
...r -rr!. of U.v^ren. , ,
» or tltlad. farttuia
*“**
Th.Hna«' hatol had *
.\r‘■ V‘ or
or'uoin
«>I a
- ’
I-- I a\ ',l.
t- Ar
.ta,h of
‘
« Ilcr^ -lot- ri-lce or a 11111 or
S^'^Icmrdlog to rreo^"
l\wr.-.t on rte I I'stt^inooea mad aad
Mrw
tbe «irv w:»h
.
all that one beam Oboat WaU
t^i! *i:t;r. I. Kii-Mnu.
strta-t i> inie it aeitua lo me that U lo
tnote like an Inwioe oaylum than 0
S^S^tlJ^
Tor* wora
plate a lH-fv meu congregate to carry
who-hml made the mbnoko oT rnnlag
,ug.
’w'I*rk-aeUng tour 111
over all her wealth to
.
manner. Some year* ago curtoalty i
me to VU.I the Stock l^xcbange to oeo
whether U ivally wa* a menagerie of b^Um ahe thought ahe coold
hullit «:*d U-ant. My t-urk>.liy wa. aather b««t*ntl with
^fortw
IsfletL When I heard of the excitement

.he..-«.• «« h.d

N,« OoH C.0.M .t JSc .dd SOc.

hi?.- ... IH- d.-«T|.»-d hen-Me.Um...... C.IU.m.-. -Mflun, efleel.

»1.00. tl.M. .$2.03.

s-.n..-..nii.-.l.-elfiV
About 50 d.n.root prt-

W.. -1 l-ll.r.- Silk.. M.-.lc.n Lni.h W..rk.

Mwell«k*t thlOK* are only i->uud here

UADIE3
SKIRT'S
Separate Skirts of Quality

BHTBRIE
The ault and readymnde
rear

trade

very Mw*»n
having

the

grow*

better

«o f>r we ar$»
finest

Im.lnew

lllue Zlhollne .k.n«

■^'k

YOU for It.

ttklrt. 7-...re‘‘ir.
jivi'n-m.r.r

guimpe.

small while dot. two-piece pannier efh black taffeta sUk bands ajirt crochet
butrons. ff13.0a

ruffW. 7-gorod flare .klrt-llt-OO.
Black Cheviot Sklrtod Co«r. silk lined, ^collarle*^ flnl^

* ‘
T gore flare *klrt-f23-5a

popular

fabrica

coaled rlbellnes

H*o MiMur.-. stitched around
band* of ps

_____ ren’* Coat*
going to
n can
gmvd hard aerrlw. such a* only vhllilrcn
«n give
-'tve
about them
lo get. They
-ups you ever
your selec-

h>

mo*t

will iH* kersey* and rough-

Walking Skirts

navy, castor, brown black-»l0.00. r
mack Zibeline. sailu hn.-.l. ct/.l*rl.->A, fancy •; itched
of black taffeta, wide cape, corner Jurt over
finished with wide band. *amc as arvmnd neck. *U*cve* mil a

________

The

^ eneci m oui.hMttons-»18i».

doATS

at

reaching nearly to the kneea-

..eck'^uf

f a wide range At
...
r price* are anywhere lu-iweer

thtm. Tl
that *o many maxer* oi tuimn
are a* natty and chic as any. i
nw There U on better time
tlon»-*iock complete in evei

there 1* the Loni*

walM. with tbe loc»e akirta

rifpV...
h..
Lack gore;

t«i s«‘c, and we feel that you

If if* not In ihl. adveitUe-

Tbe tight fit­

XIV. MvW-. tight fitting

9

blue velvet, narrow .tandlni; collar, tlnlshed with six row* i^U

he glail to know about, and

will And Ju.t what you want

They are very

»ai a* the cat

Then

iH "... llnlshfMl with silk tassels.

.loTe

are to be tbe
Some arv> Inlaid

dence. Ujo.

r.ic money we rortdve.»
We have many new thing-*

pretty, u*.

ting ctMwet coat i* in evi­

alway. glv$i you full value

here tbit we know you wonld

long

proper thing

braid trimmed, and many are

<»^

l« .how.-that

ym apprtH-late our effort, to

inches

with velvet. *ome are allk

_______ Mllrhi-d h»nd»I .h«n
..ntiom
.hmn the Itunl-flCSO.
Itunl—

tuue Miked llomeepan. ekir.e.1 e.M.1. «tlli Un«l

we have ever had We thank

handset black
ck Chevlc. lrlmm.-d .i.h, _J«d.^
hl.ek taffeta „d
. lancy ------------------------ hare. ».50.

.V.^-' ^rVeiTet

FasMoo Siys
3^o.e cvmt* of from 30 to 43

the priev- ffj.98.

'wch Sore 4 row* srUching around bo.torn-ffSm
Same tivic In black, better quaUiy. 96^

itsri.r.'. s.n.™‘ar

pocket*-»18.0a
u threv
in ctAt*. but cv
\Ve have only given you
threv nund*er*
n
all the numl
one Is apicndid value. Nor does
does this
this represent
$t
we have. These are only sample value.*

rich and pretty-$7.50.
A splendid rhowing of these street skirt* frv.m |1.*8 to 91630.

WAISTS

DRESS GOODS

The fall .Ole. «e d«ld.-01.v eh.rn. ,i:e. • -Kel.Hr -be venin* elotha The
Fashion demand* rough su
etc. together with NoveUy

fabric*, such a* Zibeline*. Bou
to black and white and man:

de.lan. « he.- »d «e rn.de ep In . n.nner Ih.l dene.e.
work.

They come to white ground* and

to96«>.
Silk WaUi* that are dainty

coU.r. ‘

U«

tUun- and

dut»-93.00
If th;re 1. better underwear made for the price, we ll have It aa

and charming m every detail, black, whiio

the »iaie. '
, and color*.

26inch ZibeUne. In all color*, fine, king hair. 50c.

Fa*hkm * latest fancied wi-l

found here-9430 to 99.0a
“

34-toch Black ZibeUne. extra quality. 79c.

PETTICOATS

yilH-Une. In all the new ilUUr*. WtlA both abort mttd lonf
hairs Inau7b4* l5!ul2r ahade. and combination*, at f130 to »A0Ck

.Mir;?Sb
FI.I. hbriCA 1. Bro.dcl..ll,..

, bare the be.. pn.po.I.I«eol. .•eiUe.al. Yoi: ever ....
MW.o«.. Cherlol. «.d

A blbck

Mereerued Sk.lne, ..o verj f«U Kcordlon pleaied ruffles each rufle edged
r band o« .blrrla*. wider du.l niBe velvrteen bouad. »Un S

^

AHU,

. very faU- Wa ai* oBering .hem ablle tbejr Ia.t at $1J$.

weave* are here.

.<:!,■ .r:- ii'i::

iitVlJ:':

"•

" ■” “—

Yam* are strong ana «

Ti(

perfect.
................................................. ibc to •
Union BuU* at............ ................

............ 1...19CI09

TTnr»Tinni.amCOltD.TOtYm«ECrn,1110B,TUKl)AT.«ErTMlim«.«M.

m

HISTORYO^EWTICW

«««##« «««»««

»ATAUE THAinS TU i!

“ WiiSEill

Aod obr i^rfood Horty to otiadyty

«

♦

*

mrrtrA “Ur ttkoo • Joke.*

JJ

co^vniaMT. itPi. tv

cmahucs w. mooke.

»»»»««« n « « » » « t;
n MSBO

wMck.

K

pariM>n with any other, la rery low

csiar;

bmmKul iwUce
II w» nw. nun »« B>rdj ta>< tbe largaat and
lortnlWHl r«»r. .\* for Edltb. obo oJin ef tbe Chriatian wono. aaj» »»«
|.lr rooiKd .04 cloiii:. oprrcbk-m «nd
Tort Urtmld. B. plM»«> •» !»<<»?•
I4rur «rick«i. to th. m.kL Tbr i^or
tmit orvrr moved. l.« It. exprrmi^o
rtaoced .Uyblly. BrocktreU did not

•No. no.“ be contUmml; “I cut. t W

I tbem
them with aueb
oueb an oby<^^. It look. Uke dUtrem. If. lb.
•wfulrsf*”
-Jmrt rtrpthl. way. .If." «Hd
-Vonll pet a better llpbf
He took bold of Broc-kweira arm and
lurord Idm aruond. At be did ik> br
wldspend in bUi ear
“Tbafa your wife
bind a frame. For lb. love of beaven.

pSISijdi«wii’«^-

ihtaf ti«t M7 ■« *M «"» "wr;»

aoitroknoek.1
r»oEH

|T4pm Uke Aywl
timing
way. and, thPOfb tb. lady la. to ai>«.k
tnriy. a aomewbat enmberaome aud
matvra paracm. tba pldure I. ibr
1 an
bad BPt bP*® opqo tbe wall1 imore
than a waak wbea a Udy of a»
wboat preoant atyl. of beatrty rrq
Terr moab tbc aame aort of artistic
MtncDt that Hardy bad given Alba
Tyoung
arttrt to i«.l«t b.T
cogaped tbe
y
»ptly borrowed a .nil
portrait Be I
« otnor. ..v» a friend and cmayjHl
bta taak. Hla work wa. blpbly «nl.

SiSfui;

«*

r."S.'.s7.-rtr
ri,r„s-S"Er.rff
tlie Vutb'au I* Imleblrd for

Bclvcb re under bU Inillatlon.
Uls dejlth l.eo X. .-ninidelcd tbe
emidoylng lUplmel to direct tb.
Ity ldia» the section of the pnki
compb ted which inclodes tbe oi
rrsld.-nce of tbe- jiope. It 1* lb
conspbuous i-.rtlou'-of I
c Jdariui of St.
buHdllips rtsiim ;.lM.ve>t^

2^aS*M!rtr^le<l blm with that
baotaW which a man jtirt beginning to
. grt Bopay aaa*im« toward hi. rmiii
.ora.

gbiss by 1

*

A Womans
{$ $
Winning flethod j

l.\ , thus prut.-ct
tbc* frcs.xs»s of
mr-.* ».f bis

u*autiiy m

sSHSSSt rVSH-SS'z

lure w
l»e luvi*. ra

She wa. din
I her duty to »
fend ber Im.Uand.
•AVliat do you wl
ask.xL

York >Vorld.
nleaded. ”lonlv want to show bln. bow

.tb.**.
She liHdi
.V.T.1I year- a. .*^ I
■.ddfer and b.ad tak. u pan In a num- j
bei of b.Ul-s
\Vh**u p-a. * etm.* ahn.n. lud.d I.. trv tb.* *e*. ai..l. shipping|
for tl.e We-. Inda-. .J..|..ed tl.e bilec.n.HTill. s.-,r.A -r her sev wa*j
w. li pr.—..-d. aid not a is rs.ii Un.*w
Uiat sb w. - a V
-‘I*
M.n.* IV-stwt. h. or IVl. r Frestw icb.
•s -be AVJ.S ku*.4i’i<on t^-e b.i.-. a»ie *r.
Ml de-|N iai. Iv in l . e will. ..n - of tbe
*i.ia.r>. Fen ivai \Vbiit.*ivI. a large. Mm

77’ .%V,mru.e ar'-

mb-^i M be piarjra into toe .*..011

«|d'd

liap*s‘a tb..u>and ball- elm,s.Iv sabs.ua
private apartm.
of wld. h are is
ow room*, u .*omp..r.itlvely
«
,f the bulbil

t„rii* t» Haro for tb. apac m

-

uowc

The Great Spread for Vady Bread.
or night
nip of deligl.t
p that i. not only dr licioo*. but a valuable
A syrup
ConUins.lUbc
andbesiybui
hesUh-maker and
besiy
nutritive cereal
c.Kslness of coni—the
a. iTei-red ,wrtirul.rl> for Uble and home
Put up in .irtigbt. friclion-top tins wn.u h p
particularly
ayrup*. ic*
lvruncl«u*y b^el *yrup*.
roceta,
At all grocer*.
COM fHOOUCTS CO. Ua Tkrt 1*4

iid wUHkt. .1 • :.:lt n lady wl I. d to s.s*;
-Cow anl*< «lon*i f.ubi fair,
dm In M p.iI.T iiM-isir'.
awnix'J Tbe tq.p.n
way* manage to g *t some adv
and It* bivadlb TOT. It ba*A*igbt gra
lull be knew any wumn In tb t.lae.-.,
«b.*re..»»
-You dan* say tbi- to iiier
■talreases. l”be prim*l|««I eniraniv
l... b.-l1:.t.xl n ino...ei.t. ibeii. wl lMiitj h.-,.. In tb.
Mlllikln. stand.... on Uif f.*et
the Viiilean i* at ll.e eml of the rij
»I.eaklng ..f bl* going. si.unl.*r.xl out.
-----------------ting
bl.
band
m
bis
knife.
«.T..um.de of St. IVter *. wb.*n* a d.
si tlw ro<m.
M bet. b.* ent.T.xl
ro<»m ttl.. n•*l aav noihii.g .*x.xq.t wbafs
slorb- u. .l.nsirate toe old .vnd.tluD
on the light opi*us tqs.n the stairn
Milllkii. mad.* a rud. fur A
leading to the iiortde dl Damaso. *1
sl.ssl lH*fotj* tb.- wlnd..w
famous Slxtlue cluqM*!. wUleb tlgtire*
'‘‘lu'Fu.nbargl. ... IT'*, the »*u. h iy of
VP-rks .*..acnd that ail .-.lanis sb..uld
•o promlu^iitly In .-oui
mikln. - Vs s.s.1, as I g. l tbnmgb
m- f..ibi.bb*n to tak.* ..ps a..d ui.mlH-«
poiK*-* deall^ rntd tin* .
with Wld.f..nl I II »iu*nd to you
Ibi* « xamFor. y »dv;.n-.d. and n- In* did m* m* imbnbi. n t.. gri»*
-Wbv v. !t f..r tl.air nsk.d ,
tlvair'wlTb- the lais-strie* -a*x.vuuHi
,.mnn tnnie.1 but wMI.; hi- f* «• ph- was lulb.vvtxl b>: oto. r dubs and
Lh-ues. iWay. tb^re I* tu.* n.lc to
the enrt.Kms of llnpbael. 'J be uje
In the full light .'1 tb- Avindott
iu..st
Clulo.
agai..-l
f«v*i:.g
lb.*
iM-rMiut*.
was not
Tb-r.* w..s -otn.'lMug
..renline master* of tbe OfAO, «cHH-t-ntric
familiar In tb.* ralb.*r alt.y.-tlte
nitilty.tmnw Dr
rv. on tb.' plUiir Is tw.H-n
was -nn- be kn- w the girl. ‘Jaaff.*. -I Itav.* ii|....e Uf ve.qs.ns. a
fa.x*
. an* lb.* figunsi "f t w.*ulj^
dts.r. ami if tl..*y «a.T.*d a
Cboou' swoids.” said Ann.*.
Ibe s.*.AaUts who w.ir. 1.
A ring tv.ns f.>nn.xb o .■oupb* f
m*n
dlnary aw.ols wvre I ronubi m> fmm or’of .i.e. U b„t> Ve.e I r^iw. b in ; „.e «uesls Ulgiage. toe

•'^r^,’r:vr“!ir;::'toi<r- .ned

. I,.ib.v.r
Ilo ,tart«l ba-V.

below, a...
\.*r.*Iih' to Im.
.1,,* llrst sln.w.d
.ly prac,H.ri.irlty 10 Midi
Hue bad Imx.ii in a Ion W iU. thei‘ .-utlasa.
r.xs*iv.sl a f.* sa-niti l..** wbb*lrb.*r
1,1..I f..r mortal wound*.
opjH.nvnt
an.l. wnMu.ig b.r <‘PI»*

San; -

polK*. -n..* tbiVA* r.H>nis ociipU*d by the
pontiff are funtl*b.d with tin* 1
almpllcity. Tb.'y o.t.-lst of tb
giv.*n oabHiU. the red *;.lo..u, .xml
by

ly at tlH* twig Wbleb you are advancing
lownrvl blm. Hut after two or Ibree
ua-*.** down bl* back hi* moum-r un-

: -»>. •ii
“
<-<>a- 1 1 tbal Ji<l buj tbv .»twt-

..

Ihx u drilbxl i

looking .town at tb.* flo-.r.
'Hie revelation to P.*nT tbnt n wom­
an bn.l stood Wlw.s-n blm ..ml an .*ien

,ri:

Iti ordlnatT

Tbo* be will remain t

I h**d*P

to radiant and cheery

I .--Sta'of - r.dr”;.rr,

*i«yi..g -y ltb Lord Lonadale.
another acroM tb*

• Very welb'
may take
...
hrtp
repair

‘"‘"."ta.rnr^:

hy. wberc’a motberr ahe crUsl- ■
«;men
rtHtaeuly: -OU. Iben*-* tbc

"-r^Llan-SlaB.,-,

mro

r.irr

wnwt • Tow* Cwjor*.
There are few thing* mure amusi^
tlxan to w*U*b « toad aubmltUug to the

-Mile-

•a a gargoyla. weald drive up to
her cantage cf aa afternona;. accompa
us Uta« oraaM .«

A jug lUr ehikirm dance around
in gleeful anticiiiauon.

CORN SYRUP

el will, a *..nor n....M Mdl k n.]
ehalbntge pa-sid Midi ford an ! }
III wer. In din. ivnt w.»f.b-s. and',
i,.IeoubIn-.« takepl .r nm.l ..fmt .
N-lu in
• afi.^M..se,. Shortly j
dinner a n*Jn.l. rof tb • e.vw w *r • |
lolling on the forecast!**. M.i *..g «*
Anne Fn-stwl. h and MlIMkln.
.Mil make «b..rt work of tbc
eye.1 fe]l..w.” remark.d one of tbe
o Mllllkin.
• If be d.H-K- Mi.l Anne. “Ifll b

down the rompimlunway
WIn'O Wblifunl .*ame off wat.li be
bod b.x-n t.il.l «b:it there wa* ik. .luarInner *nrJ. n ot tlie VuU.-nn ln..Bn n« rrl on bis bnn.Is since Peter Fr.*Mwich
lb,. Clardlno delta I'lcnn. from Ibe fa^ bad n*m..vx'd h\* antag..nl*t. Hcvwent
tb.* light *0 that be abaU think be ta^hlm. or until be ba* Ixad
straight
to Anne, wlmm be found In tbe
I.S king at a picture. 1 wiU pile foml- ,,
„
wants, when, with a puff of inoo. 1-lBita. a BtKnntlc for wn,-. ~Hd
«t
to e to front of tbe eaacl ao tlmt be
delight, be will reduce blm- «.» ,« Itave erowned the.
• Fete." be K.ld. "w-b«t do you mean
cau t grt too near it and tcU blm some
dl.uenalon. and lA|. tb.. m.uioleuni ot llndrtan. .
aoit of a atory about moving tr ’
"
- Jtnd^s Vi^idTri^^ to fight hi...
_______
________ t «*c a* w»*U
_________________
I wiu. .brub. ODd Ib... P< o„.b-r I-,«.
totoStathat Hardy aboold pal
dw tB.'OtT r-r. ,K«. .•») .rotf
**-Ito” tboy MV y.>u insoltod him with
portrait before attr
,be reenlt: Ue-U make ..U. u doew'.'
rurod.
IIX- bat b..
0..1 .*au«' Tl.**n you propo^d «o figbi
te—mble yon In the leaet.” .
General Coa|er believed lo ImtIb* ^ jeara. I"*^
^
|„ i
<bta
Lim U*for.' 1 bad .ny turn with him
• Y«*s: tliat> tnie.”
Hardy •acr^ approved It. vowing In
nracb plea
WelL If* pbdn that you oteppefl li
hla haait that If flattery on canva* or
Ua.tlly but aklllfully ar
_______
lwiw.x*n bim and me. Mllllkm nevei
ta
•rtn tbe t^ot ^
^ - ng"to tbe evening. One day when a ;
wim
Injured you. .Tell me why you hav* to
woMta ka taoold havo Mta. Broekwell
j
done, the umia ? ^m,ent bad Juat come Into camp Oen- , Plus 1\. twed to rioe uero on
.bWd me.”
t.*rf.-nad to
t..*bWd
me.'
c hit
««• many day* bad
^ would-n..t benu If;
cuater ordcrod tbe band out. ^ toule
turn.sl away, hot there w^
<m»
ModMtg. ,
paMtO.
know It waa not a groulne picture.
]
Ured and reported that Ibey j
di.m.*f>ne uigl.t wlH-n tbc em- unmet hlng

i
If" =

AJag'o^

no tlmncht of tb.* l.unler passb.i.

hie of tb«* t'oriel.* di S.m Daniasii wa*

„ n-s. ef wliub alH.m six

PboncM.i08i

ago among
dr.-*«l In

Jogia. was ionsm..t.d by lb*nd.d un,T Irl.an Mil.
SuIrMsiu.n. i-qs-s
imU tb.‘ range of ai.-nrinnuits f..r tbe
,lnvo Fi.. tiomentino .nnd tls- F.gjp

Iu*.xl by

W. L. MCLAUGHLIN & CO.

Kt
PO Cri.wold Street. Ds-TROIT. MICHIGAN.

to*'r!^*aM’t with a em.fess ot, of ber
w t for f.*«r that IVny w.,nM be ro
(H-ll.*l by II,.* kn..wl *dg.*. For mo .tb*
•b.* wui^bliH .l Hm In s.*er.*t Tli n an

win get 1

wn put tbl. new frame on tin? easel
and yon wiU Ml Ubtod IL Then I will
anung* * Imckgroond and detail, and

1892

",;1

* funb-r 40U-

Socb a «I.Uke I. bard to recilf.v.
tUt ntccbanlc. of p.rlraii
‘
,^0 ladv bers<lf bn* do..
aiTSockweirwont bock t« Id. fondly
r„und crttlclsm d. ligbtftdiy . a..t.«
?JSh a Uart foil of bUtyrneM. Mrw
(u^ly found k.yptog Id*
BrockweU la a woman wlHi d.ws not ,(u,r,w»lngly bard. Ill* otd>
bid ivalh to wbi-iKT to ll.mly
Vriera overmuch when aome one taU. v from .nn-ti wrath was In lb.| .-You-Ar got me. you villain If .vou
SThoabaod down a ^ or ti*o Sb..
If Mr llrtK-kwcll
»X. 1 trll or. .nc. Fm tm In-llcr than « dead
Hkaotodol. beraclf. Tbe mwdt of b.r ira t Mm. llrockwrH
,u:tn”
b«abaod-a prejodloed report was tlu.t
nk.ly to rtHs ix.- U wHb faio^ i
tbe Iwsl* of a b.Mr2uin
•be wrote a very poUlc note to Hacly. Ami. oHer aU. U wa* the
pa* trsultod In Hanly-* pa.ntkig
aoklng him to call at tbo bous*- and rubd tbe boUM-bold. Hanly saw
,K,rtralt.ond progressing lery
dtaeoM a matter of.pqptraU painting.
crtryiblng Hns-kwell said wa* r*-aU,' a
^TSy adW opoh tbe tady and b.d
re,«>rt when be ami Ids wife |
tbe pleaeure of-4celng her daughter,
^ committee of tbo
tihtc wa. quite a aoene when Mrrami*, i.nt
her Iiustuind playcil aurprlae «. well nto deceive her. . and bc^ .U.HX*«>bsl
the dayt wben a bam aAadcoming to tbe *imlio almo-l eyry
to llardy‘* tdnt. to
#«th toj ^
led a governimm ,|ay and bad ap;«ireutly aubsbihted
_____
H0U.C artl*l to teach Idm unpbasapt
Ueaalledaaecoodtlme.on wbleb 4K
thing* to «y.
,
r
roaVon Mr. BrockweU wa* prea^l. The
ibl. emcrgt nry Hanly bad
of
Clrl*.
•Id fellow-a nature diecloi-w the aamc
toiqtlroilon. that le^ lo^
lo
norteu.*—Tom Allyr aay* be love*
me
r el»c to
than
a find to 1
that you ’
• too fast ................ ................. i,..r,
never lovtd anybody else In all bl* life
wbo haa I
•III..!
. me be
Flora-.vnd Charley

W $

lilna.ls arc v«-ry low. and a
Send fur our Id er».
ard movem. nt l« p< ding
rJers. A arixMint o|H<n.*d NOW. ev«m
if only for 1100. will a.t,.msh ;you in-lhe result-

J, STOCKS £=

Tl.e t.-rm “biu.neer”
lb4t of I
In ino-L |..x.id.-. minds
-luralc." i be biHxwn«-er
privrtt.s-r^ ttutliortrel t- pr y on Sp .
{•Twar.1 di-gi*Ji.*r Ug>'KK*NiiKS

...

MS.kc ns
willing to own up wbe
really very gUvd t

MOIMEY

i>u can make It. plenty of U. by ors uing a

1 he-is*. ml wuik by w U.cb I.-.; :

|i,c tiouej-moon day*.
and foolish tblug.
,^11*1.
f^nuiar
P.ruckwelU wlm wa.qnltonnfamiar I

Tbl* appealed to Mra. Bru<'kwell She
bad tabonsl for many year* to i
her bosband that be was loacci
mnd unju*t about everything.
. -n.c portnillj* almoirt ftokl

: tUst Front Sirvt'i

l:,l.r.i Bill.
l-v
..
pnv. nwbl ol ptc. u.iis marbb-s t.m
tbpj.--muinry In.m r.>.v nt c\.“.4ni

u. .1

,

> orders

Ill""".•"li-Ai“■ ••

:

N.. marrh." .» UTCh
*b
irnpn.\oiucJ-t cr.ables <*ne to use all •
maxiti. B m the cbifier. «.r one only;
sult.b-,. for night light, or placewhere fill light if not wltray. re
q jlT^Nl Th"se lamps come to cluHctr.*
4>f r t«i « mantles, suited for wlndoa
llgbUng as well a. body of .tore*. Of
all who arc using them we have no
word t»r ctmipwiiH
Do not take our
wt»rd in tills matter, but totcr%K»w
many busim**. men who have long
" used these lamps, and learn that you
ran have a lar suinrlor light at aliout
one half the co»t of any other. -

traverse dtp Oas^Co.

nadc i.M«

?;Si

.

pop« who inhabited tbe pabtex- long
S^b to leave aome Unprtw.lou of
tbelr own. After tbe i»pe. retired f^
Avignon they found tbelr former
denize on tbe Lateran bill In r^M
and adopted tbe Vatican In.lu .tead to

that givm life to a portrait, and be bn.
* gap^nm^ti eomorebcn.lon of a la(mil. ttf courst* It d.H>n t look like
dy-al
Mng. Only tbe ernd.^t atuatetir
faaloa that^ mllror can ciapn,
anviump.
From tbOL^nnldg Hardy pnlm l
,uc
le Idoeks out a
Mse aconllnUnco witb (KTsmis
^^tlsi see*
__ _________ ________
that remotely re^ mM.-s a In ad.
w^b wdIpoalUon.
and tbu. be rno.e _____ n„i
Mrt. Albert C. Bns
Bns-l.
n^p„ i,c
t^p pu
put. a big d.nub t.f Ma« k on U
ta know Mr. and Mra.
l.
danpl.u r |^,r
,„r ,hr
the ey<
eye lUal Is in sbadow.^ o
weU and their cUarmlng daupbu-r
Bdttlk It was Mr. Brock well ol..;:.
jiffm-nt dauli for tbe oiler
■
Hardy drrt eocoontered. and In.n tu....- ^ „,rcak of crary light a loiieb of

tbUbbemaynotluVeUfT,

I
;

All that he 1
and a private chapel.
succeeding pope ba.
to tbe bonding of tbe

Hardy-, ey.(leaking !b«‘ truth. lie turnea paie i«
^rn by ib^ Cw.U^^f S^kngelo. ckje
tbe pills and then by a great effort imU
nd. a covered gallery ixmnectifig
ed bliumdf topetber.
nUre and tbc fortrewi along tbe
-In 4hl. light.” he aaJd, *il looks
mnrb latter., A .wert face, after all iortii line of the Leonine wall.
Ale.nnder VI. ronstrocted what I*
•ir. You have not done ro iMfdJy. \es.
;.mn a. tbe oW paUev, called the
tbafs Mnria. A pretty woman, lm».
,p,.art»mentl Borgia, and to tbU part
and'yoniM: for her yeara. FU I-* frank
with you. Mr. Hardy.
In the Uplit Hlvtua IV. added to 1474 tbe Sixtl^
where I atood before- I couldn l see the
plciurc at all-iMii a pllnum-r of It-

romer of tbe
would like
owUer ami all
bU .mailer Utic a bcac ami maaf a
•iKiam. lerrlWe rod of bl. IniracinUk
jl^bjcct. But tbo tbonybt of Ibe datiitbur,\o atna.fHy dtlTerrot from iMtL
u-r i-imnta ebreked blm. Tben om
weU l»roui:bt KditU
aay Mxa.L Brock
Br
Ibe iirtudlo. and Uard) for.:a
i^r u» tbe
u^r ereirtblnc- I’ndor tbc Iiisplration
id Kdllb’. preaencr be wwked e« bard
for tlic first time, br wou Mr.
BnH-kwYll • favi
Tbc lady told
portrait tyaa point to be a pnal sur
cc.:*. and ibat «*nt blm flying to tbe
«u,„oon tbc following day. It
md
wish ibat tbc portrait .b-mld wi«cee.1. He bad not .ui.iK>«nl
a ndng ^hm potmlblp, and tbal wa*

|ru‘~w“‘wV/^

Tbe coat of

Ulumtoattog with tbla light, ta ooo^

SCO C»nHt Peuttr for Ctss than 2c
per hour
UW. Yoo »o mode I

itftSoa H obUtood from the moot ci^

ifM

FBEE. for rogular uaa. the tmeqaaned
“Hnmphrey Gaa Arc.”

STU^r.r:?2^s:.ni

Rin. tb«t Cbo moot JmprolmWe
talt «C an li mmi7 to bo tb. tnm «io
rbtman bowore bow- yoo r*»Uly

B f

Until further notice we will plare

▼UT FAUOB or lUIT EODlti.

. I»ly .1 « a*1 «-H

Moa^ ttet ttt aliMt from

22i

Important Doticc to Our
. merchants:

Fmhmw Reridence of ttf Per:
Mid Hl» Court.

\ I There bapiwned to b# a InU to
Manab^ cnnveraatlon at the time, and the
i dnke and <
requatad m,rk
ble 40 I
d. vrbo aald:
port, of Ireland to a motar cai
John Boblnaon, the veteran clrcoa

ma,g

Sitr

•:-ir,‘.'kaow-by.

V.1 >bv-^

me o..e dny. ns w .* *tu.*l

‘“lii

« swan bad brok. u with It* wim:
* l*be ac id.*nt .MxAirred to .krknt^A
on Swan lak.*. « to-b of water where
,b„.blnta.ta.u.Hl. AboalM„.„ wa.
•llrr bamlu,
gbt at bl.
for the light.
ajp
up ui* ar.u lo abk'Ul bl. face.
^ a the imw erful w ing of tbe big. white

The Flr-t' Weddl.K »I««.
he weddlng ring, cc-ordtog to Henry
inburue of tbc wneolrontb century .
. find doslgmxl by l*romcthcu* nnd
Ulomxl out of a.Unuinl and Iron by
sa\ Cato.
He says ib.t It wn.
renby AU .m to bis son to this end
Men were. a. all women know,
r. oxT. and aome of the*' unIon. erentnro* were wont to wed
le«i htodlng than a .trong
and valnabJe ring. The blMiop of KalUbuiy. bowerer. stepped to and forbade

wa.^a comiw
•ccklenially «« 1

The next day the ^
SIen"the*flrrt^

“Sw,a<- «..l ........ .

r;.'rv:,.rb’t;ivrvv.' a
swan ran break a man. b*g. and 1
Pave ..odo..bt Ibis l.*o A dm tor told

ot ahore loatro.

were granted It *’*«'*^^
If U d«
r. leg.”-rbiladelpbla
iVstwlch and Percy Whltford were ^ ,
among the number who went aabora.
When they rroebed the qnay Anne-----------------Tb..av«,«,a.,r

SSSd tol.“ fc. 1-larat*«"•
•“!,*>
the bar atathma ta eidtaiated to i
i»ltl

twtatad. Ilk, two JSnrt bMih. « a
pair ot haul, atock tosMbn- arltb aa
Srow. Oft™ they wa« adanart with
Moua a»I l-S -po-«r-that
u, actapa ot rtaao-Uiahta. neb a*



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