The Evening Record, November 04, 1903

The Evening Record, November 04, 1903

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1903-11-04

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

THE
IffiPUMJCAN
MAYOR SANTO
MjjiramEs
MEANS BUSINESS
CMABACTCIUZKO

STATS

BLXO

TIOHB VBBTBROAV

J|1^

^

JS2?“-s?5S HMtST HAIMOTT UMIO

imun W.THMTUM IN w«i«ii
««*»t»i...contnov.my

TOENFORCE !SU'^ir*,„!lTL,SS^5=
“ ^S2 bTu-^SS-S* T»art
OKDINANCE
Hrr'Hs'^xs
bi;

-jueiwivi

KTibe*

rAITH

gv WPS te ms mwamo mttm.
mlas. Kov. 4.—Judge Welat bna
a motloo of tbe aUorneya tor
John Hotbrook for an order to dy»

ISI
E

Ntreaftar the C«y MarfcM •m4 IM

i5:sss:i“J!TOu“r.’SSs

regpitllbg
the allesed
atteiapt to
bribe tbe jury which tried Sutton tor

THAT THE BUCKKYff BTATt MAE

aa a maglatrate and
t be
to glre It
uement of the Judge
Ey be Issued crentee

EVER KNOWN

omRr tv

eed

B^lllne

eod m Cleveland

FLANTOKHX
^KWe^ONSO

where

Madrid.

^relend. Nor. 4.—Colonel Heirlch
aa act forth In the «irdlnanoe.*8H*ALL carried this dty. Johnson s borne
town, by «.«7R. and Cuyahoga comity
be weUbed on tbe city aeaJea
Every mao on tbe repub
Tbe Citr atibmey Informa me il^ by *.62«

weights

la’ tbe ffrai plaoe. tbe pouti. buyen
were relnetant «o bare any ebanat
made la tbe ofBoe of .tbe rlty weigh
mnater. and so eapreSaed tbema«lv<i»
It aeema from tbe tImeMr Deapreswai
inatalled aa city we|gbnMtaier there
baa been a dstermlned effort on the
part of aome of tbe potato buyera to
croale an' Imprasakw that he was In
eo«peUPt.lt Is known to n great many

NATION

^ to a fine,
ih for each

LAUNCHCO

BOOM

lb

STARTED

leb tbem doaely. as It!
before they
P*ot n few da>s befu..
-------------------------

F ;adl wltb an Iron rod and bind in such
mnu«r ea u»uld immediately inter
rn Wltb the priM*er funettona of the
..alea. This dilBruIiy was overeoine

i fUawpoory hereafter. It will not be
^ ||*d CmII «jf the snales
They are
•I Uea Ot lb* office he «m wpprow um
by* two pouto Iluyera aa to what he
tetendod to do with thb^l per cent dis• ■ cooou He repUiMl that be t^ad re
^ e^tmd no inatruniona to
any

FOR THE

d.ntlal Candidacy -At This

CAifALTlEATT

r wnr. u las Kvsais* n^wra
Cleveland. Nov. t —The Cleveland
Pres. (Independent!, any.
today:
CAUitO REVOLT AOAINbT CO- The iMwm for I'nrle Mark Hanna fur
president Is In full swing. From every
LOMBIA
pcllun of the stale telegrams urging
lanna to be the presidential candl„aie kept iwurlng In to day. If Sena
tpaady Progruua Baing iiadt in tha tor Hanna aaya tbe word, his friend,
are only ti>o willing to Jump Into fbe
Work of tho Kovolutlonltta-Ono
*'*-irthl. time I mu.t decline to dlte
hinomon Killod la Only Cas­
cuss my prcldenilal candidacy.** said
ualty Thus Far Raportod.
Mr. Hanna today, and the senator ne­
sted. -at this time *•
.. w ifc. i.F*r.iao mnwC
. isma. Nov. 4 -Up to a late bout
this monilng the work of the n volu
uulsta. who last uigbl ilt^lanil ih.
id.-iH-n.lriirt- of ihu IsthinuV. was pro
FIFTY LABORERS w\rETHROWN
i speedily. II was announhef
VEStEROAY
>mlug that the first uteiia In

OVER 18,000
^FECTED

Fort Worth. Teg. Nov. 4.-nfiy la.4.rer« wtwking on
the span of a
bridge acixMs tbe Braaoa river on the
llrauM A Trinidad River railroad,
near ChaiH-ll Hill, were preclplUted
to the rlv«*s fifty feet Udow yesterday .
- velve are iw brted killed and maby
hers faiallf injured.

STRIKE

ORDER

ISSUED

BY

MITCHELL

>n Effort to Socuru BatUr

.tkJTihF. <• •• ■•r™-"'*-' KT
WeiiT?
Went? There .bould
U| (hU If both parthi

•'UriK.or......

lAiiher. Mich . Kov. 4 —Touag «erl»ert Walker,
whoae diaappeuranoe
Sunday arouaed the entire coontry.lde
•ni
Wm men into the wood. 4m a

Uiapolls. Nov. 4 -A >irike or
Dr Fnlrbank
fcctlng over la.iHMi men in Col- mile, from town by
orailo. I'lah. New Meslc»> and Boulh and Uknu to bli home.
Walker, who 1. about 14 year, of
age. went out alone with a gun 8unrado p-uci and iron
iw Fuel Co. U for aa
« and aa eight hour

*7, *«'" '!7
day. I
griev.

'i?£fr

Walk-Bvcrs

r>on’t forgot tho*c $2.50 Bo.vs Recfcra

When U comes to style!

Real ReUable Gotbiers

ire Sc REAL TBIKG

partlea were

organlaed.

$3.50 and S4.00

tbt Exterior
OfOur^
Wt Want You
to come inside and
see a drut store^hat
is moderri^ its ap'
poiniments. We have
a complete slbck and
prices that will please
you....

I ‘''"'%£iT9'£SiiiSTSr^’ I

New Goods.

9u a a a • a

skNEniETON^
1 New »ndNobbr Style.; ARTISTIC
'SHOEMAKING;
HunUp,
Knox,
lFiuhionxndCoUcgeI.xN$
:

r, Han m Fint Clut **•»■
mrito>'e Shop

Boys* Shoes

East One
Only one hou«c left on W. 9th
St.,

that will wear one year.
Thai’s the record of
some of our shoes for
hoys. They are cer­
tainly the best for the
money. :: :: ::

We Want

others

all

»old.

rooms-fimshed in hard woodUrge veranda.

Y ou can bay

ihi. house-will be M)ld on easy
payn.cnis.

::

::

::

::

::

e

ROWLAND DOUGLASS

ttttttt tOt Wtmdow

J». e. SbNss*f. mgr.

THE ECONOMY STORE*i4^raiys.C"^

Vo beIter shoe sold

New Shoe Store

PRICE $5.00 AND $6.00
GET THE LATEST OF

Rutner’i Old Stand

Front SL

Opporile Whiting Hotel

TRY A RECO^b WANT AD
TRY A RECORD WANT AO.

FRANK FRtDRlCH& CO.

Tive Sterling Values
1 ol Glendale Flannclcttet. a good, heavy doth^rA, --------------------------Urge
fectl) waihable color*, and a luetiy range of paltem* mduding the Penian effect*; a very unotual offering, at per yd.. C7i^

d made. We have

About lf»

day. and Inter, when be bnd wK been
found, every avnltoWe man In the
town and In tbe Inmlwr onmp. In Ufa
gicatlon. That Ho May Raemror. riclalty went to tbe wood, to
Though HI. CanSHIon I. Still
Vocy tmieua

ReidaBd
Hitt
$3. $2.11

S. BENDA & CO.

There i* a amartneap and chararter about Walk-overa that
•liatingoiahet then from all othtf makm of men’s ihoca.

robe*, unapitfoachaWe value, at per yard....

w.L.PiiintPitma

¥£;’S'Sj ~

•ad you’ll be wondering how such high qualitic* can be aold ao chc

In Seasonable necessities

r«.t«rn Miner. Will Ou Out Mantfay

-■m

See the Isvely $15 net’s Stiu
See the elecitt $ifi Mel’s OrcrettU

Our new Decoraiod China and Fa.u, Vase l.amp. at our UNIFORM
LOW PRICB8 are not only Inten-Htlng to the would-bo purchanar. bot^

Fr^ 219

sim waa ownte of euch a proce<lurc

:

EVERY ^ IS BEST
ao you can’t go wrong. Our prices arc loweri, quality conaida

Aceonling to Me leeihet.

JhntricanDrug^

TOtWCHOKTESFOOKO

■

BUVWG OP rs IS EAS. ANi> SIMPLE

INTO THE laVER Your Patronage

810

rr*;

ELKS- PARTY TONIGHT.

Who Oocllnoa to Diocuoa Hia Proal-

p,verniu.-nt kuuUmH
HoRtsvolffbmnster to di .tiict i i>* r rent
tried to use mural influence u> subdue
fbom tbe OH weight h> reason of dirt.
the iipruing. but ao attention was
paid to her The ImuH fire<l four shots
,e i..sn one Id which kllk ■

•‘•^bSd^ *u! ‘Ilrir^n'

to

iilore- prescnis a fine
appearance. ^

Tlm#.-

par aapt a»s iww.. fu>.»u.-.4 •
of tfl bonbela of poisioes
1 am In
lonped that the form. r welghroaster

visit

OHIO

SENATOR

not lie charged

C'xiyT: FAILUIEOF

anarchist

Secure Traveree City Souvenir, st

HANNA FOR
FRESroENT

tOUTM AMERICA
>10 tbe w

4. - An

ner bad dorumenu showing that

REPUBLIC
OF PANAMA
NBW

Nor.

Alfonso during ^e latter’s

senatom to Columbus

in pluralities for goremur. 1/^ electing
Caae la Revsewed.
otmslder that I have not acted ar Myron T. Henick. republican, over
irtl) In this taaiter. but. on the Hayiw Tom U Johnson .demoprmt. by
considerably over loo.oou. Tbe plural­
BdStor «ecord-Il U nu aecret that
ity on joint l>nlk>t of over 100 In the
for aome time paaC matters bare not
legislature for the re-election of Sena
been mnnhiE atoag harmonlou.ly In
tbe clir market. The time has arrived Mr iw^pres EMtmiMtent. and further,
when tbe eltlaena of tbe city abuuld Im<
that It wak the 1 le^r rent filature that
made nvare «< tbe aliuailon. and i«
^ aM 1 offer the foHowlba eaplaoa

I

CUjBookShn

that It would
out now. The
that warrants
comment be-

alleged bribq-}.__________ __

........•tSfVtrnV

Predue—

:3S5S^

MADAM MEDILL

by M7t->Hanpa Haa Things

forlber. there U a aUte
Hates the use of weights

tnf

KtttH»,0r2fpr2$tt»h JS'r ^

jalinaeii Woe Odfeotoff In Mle Own

:21ft«

CHy Aaalea Mutt Be Uaed In Boy
-X;:.-

Cm Citjr Book Store. Froot Stiwt.
RoomsSiAdS. Woiad be pM
to bsre ladies cnU«or fine aititticallj
trimmed hau. Ereothih* the U«»t.

ireeiH by ibe CFwner. or imu)
FRUSTRATED BY ARREST OF ANr. for baner. nor ahall any
pemon Mop or detain the owner, or
ARCHIST at BARCELONA
man In ebarne. for ibe pnrpoae of no
liln* tbe purcbaae or aala ibermsf
, VU-..U.0 .. l.n.r.^.o
Ohio. New York city weat back to
.... ______ Of tbe ordlaaaoe
lany. and *Kcotuchy. Virginia
be ^UbMl by a fine not rs
_____ Jig II«M. and coaia; and furtber.
^d. Mlaalaalppl and Rhode Is
that the offender ahali be committed
went demoemtlc. but most of
U) tbe county latt of Grand TraTerae
were conceded to tbe demo

THt PANT OF MMC OF THI
POTATO OUVCRt

on

CJb^P***** ;v'i'
volumes ot standard titte of

Artistic Mllllnsry PaHors

THOUM WIU. rOULOW ITf VIO.
LATION HKfIKArrtR

SATSHEHtf
DONE HIS FAIT

8BVENIH

t onr. tm- ^>tsdxbsda3)-. xotbibeb 4, iw>T

"iT "Mm

An e.«eo.i.e lowing ol Melbourne Crepe FUnneletle*. m 6m ^
«ith a heavy Heeced back, cornea in an endlet. range ol
beantifbl deaigna The lop noldiofgood value, at per yd I I/O

lhUdXinde.irAUpattefiM.uiuDstdmblevidoe.peryd iOLr
•••xUl !• Um Kyrntmg M«cor«.
Elk RapM.. MIcb.. Nm 4 -A report
was circulated tin Ur atreH. here
waa no oerkraaly Injured by a saw fw
eeotly. waa dead Tbta murblsg tt «w
Iwamed that Mr Frtak had paaand a ewbln ovm^ might mad wma nUriad om
fairly good night, and anema lomnwhat

TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

Hawe’s
Hats $3.
Make
their
own\yai^
in the

Woria:

borne wbna fonod.

iUNIOR.

Jl Bai^ahi^

Gas Range

l^ook in our north window and scr what we
have to oflFcr. A Big Bargain in DRESS
GOOi)S. A fix yard drc«i)i pattern . for only
f2,VJ. These goods are strictly first class in
cver>' respect, and all wool.

1^11

FmCuMCtiant
JusINni.

I TIM l^steMls psapto M wskUis
iat pnmnm WHS flM^r akclrtc rail
ftM Mtaarlpllni. Oror I7.M0 list
h$m —bstHfsf. ssd. li U ptui
•siwwsf tiMi Iiw rmi ssmmm or

IVCNTt IN SOCICTY.

>

to ilMf fiiiuro

«ru oUdMMlr SO c;faance for
sWons la Now Yorti scslnti the pow
WtSl TMsauay orgsaUmtluo Tam
pMr m f«(«sio4 last rear Uy Hie
•IselJos or SHh l,o». asd w. w-mw
wsra Uw romrsa aasoosewd than Ibe

or of Hallowe'en
|M rompanioo* of Koreaiera. and all
bad a very pJeaaani time
The re
galla of eome of the gtteata waa out
^ the ordinary aad caueml no end of
fun
A ve^nl^^ nig waa left la
The N A L rluli of the aaylttia
ave a Hallowe’en party at the realeiM,, ig Ml» eila Tbomaa of Raat
Tenth atreit
houM* waa very laailly irlmaied
wltp autumn bmvea. oomatalka and
Jark-o'-lantema
Many gamea were played and i

riif

-erylKidy left the acene of plenatMMMSy laadefa tiegaa to atreogtbrn
wlablng fur the next party to
las anwauatloa Kvory bsowi. nxwn.
» eOon—Tbjil It will be aa enjoy­
|« aasMSt that o<reafll» waa roaurtad able there la no douirt
l.|gbl refreab^ Md Um SMSt powerful pumiral or
^Sliatlns la tba ootmtry was thU fall
iMSfwd to aght few aupromary . It
\wda oat. fTtwily to ihe diacredit of Kilua
ratherlne_ Mop
|law York, aod ibe apluodid refom pIna at ^ their home at Old
The huuM. waa very prettily dtworattHl
atparagua. mlored leaves and jack
lanterna
The evening »at apem In
playing gamea and having their for
tun..a told by the wllchea. There were
Jn gueau aod there were aouvenlnl
given to each to rememlier the de
Ughtful event ________ _

r
1

I by ibe-Uiant waa

«Mwe or tha oteetlog 4bai the ro<.|M<r
•tlOB or erery pubUr aplrliod rlilaen
WDold do Biaeh to aid the board In lia
work of detralopmrnt
Tbrn^ are al
irtjn a law who devote their beat eom0m to btsadl the rlty. and if every

TtUlBULOS^OFLIFE
ilMSHad TSat MO Ware Kllltd

i

HAVE MOVED

Wc .arc Ready for Bnslness in all .^wjmentb.
VIsttt of Inspection will be Appreciated. Formal
:

:

:

: :

In IVrala.

was m
arellng j
e tho*e

Naw York.'Nov

pilot of the engine
. but fortunately the
train was not derailed
if the perIwMratiMw of the art are discovered
they will stand a guid chance of b«‘
ci.niluR familtar with the Inside of the
stale prison al Jackson
Munising iHn.pl^’ who K-ep M.wk or
chickens have been able to lay In
their winter* supplr €»f f»-ed without

4-The Uat rlt.i

waa a (
r the ar

EHil

TO CUNC A COLO IH ONE DAY
Tuke Imaxatlve Ilniaio gulnlne Tab
leu All drugglata refuad the money
If it falls to cur* K W. (Irme a sig

CMUren

Have-eyes t^orr than thdrltoaacbs.*
accortW to an old aarinjr. They ovwr>
eat tbrmsrlrea, aad are tempted by all
aoru of iajarious and ImHgcatiblc edihies; As s ceoaequeace the fboadation
of aenous atofnach trouble la oftew laid

s'STb^.reb'i^siTm.'s.r

i;

<• don boi «o mnala iblrngm. but la
tlUa oaae It «m be well to aUle that

I'jss'b's’ r,mr.r

\ .. .type the matter that tba newagatber
^ r era bad prepared, aad a mara meaiUin

WILL BE free from uncertainly.
WILL BE earning interest.

rp.^^.,e,,b«.b.«.M

r MmoSi to flaa Ib#*^

T
SSI u.
.lom. •Imdmr A Son
IH ilbif |i;;ht I
»4eaa*llti«hl«.
i Butchora And Sauaage Mak

o. p. CARvea A mna

rlFIRE INSURANT

Ladies, *’you can Jump on It, tram-

It is limi’ lo ihirk about your coming UmliTtvear nevds. LatlicN. this *‘ialk*’ is
for you. It is possiblt* by purcha*'inij luTf ~N( )\V, io accomplish money sav­
in^: of a kind that i annul be iironiised later on. The finest uf silk and wool,
i oiton anti all wool vests, pants ;iml Union Suits in assorlmeniN that jiuaran*
tt e a satislu’d selection.
the ribbed style, fleece lineti.
tjualily, for *2r>c the jrannent: a lyeller qual­
ity for 50c and the extra lar^e sizes are 55c.

“SMal” L.lriMd OairrrvMrvfcs
Stuueihinjj especially jiood. heavy il ’ ce lined, a splendid article for warmth
aiul wear, for "Kk: each jjarment.
Some lathes prefer a part wool garment, and these are ribbetl and lint! a very '
heavy sale. These are in j;ray. and there are two prices, 75c and $l.(Kl.

so tainted by smoke a*
iHv unfit for h
as chicken or t.liK'k fei-d Is a* I

T;;'n:rrv:?“'"

ing
was
half
lire

near Hay Hhore. Ki
found dead Monday in the wotals
a mile from liU house, the encharge of hU shot gun having

wire fence liad accidentally dischargevi his gun with fatal result,
cedent was a prosperous farmer.
vTai* of age and owner of a
farm at Bay Shore
A -company ha* Wn 4ncon*«*n

Som^’tKInfl:

Yo’t

.\ jjarmeni of white mercerized yarn, has a fine appearance, is soft to the
lonch and the wearint: qualities are
the j^arment.

I.adi»s' Blaolc -risHWs
as j»ood a uarment as we have ever solti and the w’armest a person can wear.
There are three prices. $I.OO. $1.50 an.l $2.00.

Raisin. A double headi^ freight ?raha
siriirk him. tore off all hi* cjolhea.

“

riiere are so inanx ladies xvho will wear nothing else, and 5f you never have,
tr> them this season and you will always wear^them. 'I hev sell at -50c. 75c,
$1.(M,
$’J.D0 and $2.75.

KnI’t Gorsot: Oovoro
lust ihegarmtmt for early fall wear. To^^be worn over the low neck vests be­
fore chan^in^ to the heavy winter weights. They are nuuie of fine EL^yptian
yarn, white. Jersey fiiiinjj. hij;h neck and lon^v sleeves, and are a jjreat pro­
tection. Sell at 25c and 40c.

IXAMclloaWMd OarnriMn-fcs
the most saniiar>* that can l>c worn.
price. ONE IXTLLAK.

These are splendid Rarments for the

OKilciron*o UndorMiFoair
down on the Michigan Central track

KA8KOLA

E.W HASTINGS & SON

f^mr^ \A/ool Oairmont:

n,.“prcsru a.

Mpaay with an arridant that klUed
SMo aad fatally Inin red aearir a
adpra. a trr that etuit half a inimoo
-dillora. a aerkiua tare riot. In wbleb
MMy vora killed, and a aiuabor «T

r.sTr
tSSHH’

16EMERAI 'iNiURAKE I

Uaidi^s’Vos’ts »ncl
VIA., f
H. C DAY
AVl's. 1
A V. KKICDRICH. Vice Prv's
r A HAMMOND, Cashl.r

<UMun.rf tW «<wch ud olhnocgu.

• to feel allgl
„
1 have been fiw a oMnabar oT the
Id foree tu have ao fWi bad be

HOTEL

Are You Prepared for e Cold Snap?
WILLBEssfclyiatcdfor,
WILLBBalway. red,

aii-lUB ^v^•llll.v pasiMtl and th a
'JecUMt
The latter may take
ext examiaatlon
liefore the state

la «br « mof* inaiplele npuri mu

PARK

Olaus Warner. Proprietor
huthish hay. Xtli H
1.
:r<t .-tun- to liMiutirul (Imnd Tr**f-r»iM*t. *
rud* fro-n ih.Hot *»4

L-adios’Union

br lb, .l»B Md lh<-

w'-‘.

JOHN R. SANTO
LARSON’S

savings"

I Hran.l Uapid* lUchard Mu
, lnjur«*d Internally when hU t
ran away and collldi*d with a *i
cat
The rig
was wrecketl
iman was stnick by a b
wsing
the «tr.*-i. and
. fractured

Usa Anay-haadquartera and at W«uhI

lumber uf (
in the tb

tu Trout SiMtt.

When You Wtit a Nice Cot of Neat

or vt-iiiii.-iitou

DEPOSITED WITH

u*wr.!s

Dearold buggy- and a small
I the Michigan C>entral

In

CONSUL LAID TO ittST

Tnok Crude

THE SOUTH SUE GROCER

FIRE INSURANCE

MONEY

r:-rr'

TIm aatirr town waa pratv

Uii- t•.:nUn•>

GROCERIES
J. FURTSCH

P*(.M^ pnnl«t *mt cirealstW in Mid
«wtuy ..r Ur.n.l 1 no -r*. . f. r tbiw *u«r«Mav«.

C0MDEII5ID NEWS

m«‘etlng next mouth the ulate
grange will connbler a rcuolu
•*k thi iMMtrd of-agrlrultun* to
thAgrlniltu
gc to ’Mary A
Mayo Hall. • I
of the late Mr*
Mayo, who i
*o many year*!
worker* of thei
grange
A Unxltig girl who wa*
We. the underalgnevl. dp hereby
Hallowe'i-n threw a rabbax
kxt^•e i«> refund the aumey ua a W:reni bottle «»f Oreenca W'arranted
8) run Ilf Tar If It falls In cure your
»iugh or cold. W'e also auaranlee a
2:.cent bottle lu
aallaractory »r and then all would have
well
money n*funded
The inm grating* that for many
«WAir^y^-.^i^daj^..HSMUt year* have aerved as cattleguards at
the numerous highway cro**luga t»f
the Michigan Central are l>eing re
TRAVtMK CITY MANKKTt.

ipiifesi’

hittaar.

*

Kr.uv. th.
Mb lUy •-( Nm.'tiili.r. A l>. Iau. *t u> <• >!.« k
1* thU-**-awtM-U f..r ih. ti.-arUM erf
■sMi
iiimI tli«l Uir u. iV
kin
*im1 hv«r» *1 )«» i-r MI.I 11*0 A
it - !
*11.1 *11 nlh.r IT,..** Uo.-rM.U«l t«
Mua t«t«o . *r«-, r.-.|air«*t i.i si>i<. *r «t
M—0.41 vt «iua t'MUi. ihi-n to
hoMt-n «i tl.. >
Prolair oftl'-. in lli<- «-oy of Ii*v«-r»- t‘iu.;
*imI .lio* <•**■*. If any th.n !«•, mhi I'.r
praviT i.f ll..atixul I tn.l »-• i:ram-«l <
wuU «»tBl.. «<t

The best WAV to ccaoomixe
ii. fuel if lo buy a JEWEL
heater mi<l one of iho*e cclebratc-J hot blast arums.
In
: this way you get neatly all of the
; heal out of the gases before it
1 enter* the chtmnev. and the
dcsirea result .* aecomplishevl.
If you wish to heat a room up
stairs ]»uy one »u these tlruras
pul it in the rcxvin. attach the
smoke, pipe to it and vou can
heat the room without the
Uviher and cxjKmse of a stir.e.

ft*::!.

After the buaineM meeting of the
■lend* C, K last evening, which
a« hebi at the residence of Mr and
I. Wallace Holding, the memlMMw
the aorlely enjoyed a moat delight
I time, the evening lielng a|wnt In
liv gamea and oth«*r social pleaaures.
musical guessing game was one «i
«• pleasant feature* of the evening
•IMxirn. iveanuts. apples and candy
i re served

iMdoo. Nov. 4 —A diapatrh 1

U>r ProUaO- nittrt fur Utr

III

6Mfr<tfffp in 7utl
is the Qmstion of
tbeDsf % %

STAPLE AND FARCY

day tbr l«^l>4*-i ^in th«y«*r mm tbuu*

J’

“5f thl^ym^balfw

iwar YarbaM Haldarl.

Call, Telephone or ihopa postal
anil we will be glad to give
)*ou an> information.

^ •msii'^rTTo' U * iff **0*1

:

Call up Ne. 3k
bath phaaas, far
cemphita Haa uf
VEGETABLES

are made in order to increase
the use of Gas for both light
and cooking puipoaeL

At

159 EAST ERONT ST.
anced'later

RractlMi Hmim Fiimlglmr.

traverse City
6as Conyany

* ; TKAVERSE CITY’S LEADUfC
[ ^
MUSIC HOUSE
IS NOW LOCATED AT

Openinr to be

: in andlook them over and get our prices.'.

The pobeyofthe Gat Ca will
oootboe to be as It haa been
in the paM, <o impeove aod
extend the sercicr in every
wayfoihalnococnpUint will
be possible.

GRINNELL BROS.

;

WE .ARE Showintr one of the largest lines and :
finest selections of couches ever shown in this part of
the state.

SA> IHI.NT WAIT

A. J. WILHELM
lag Haira Catarrh Coro be anre you
get iba gtmutae. It le takoa latbraally
aod atade la Tolodo. Ohio, by F i.
himey A Co TaaUaoolala fro
Sold by all drogglgta
Prio
per bottle.
Hair. Kanily Pllla are the b»

____

likct ui, ifoodsoliil, well made framei 19 heavy coH
springsm iined with heak^y canvas, covered with Plush
or Wide Whale Corduroy, for only.......... ............... $0,75 ;

Otartittahbia

Wt WmI V0U to
Set

«. A. tMVCMUK CWy ■ ClwnHHr

of a couch. coYX*rft!
with IM.l SIl M-ilfiff
forSCTo. Wc have a
rcjfUiar sixe couch, jusi

intly.
Ivta Manley,
ihe IPlIe R year^ld
nley. Ihe
Mr and Mrs Leroy Mas-

iS'rrp.;',,’

***^
•*»»**“«■ In a rough man: OM* And jaemly demandfs) her to k««n
hgtw Cgmifk 'ihri^ aad sAs is*!^ iffwlet. Then with a pair of adaaors

S^|»iEgrS%-SI
srsirawi?”'- i”s=3 s„-ss,“ ~

Don’t put ofY chanjfinjj the little one's underwear from the litfhi to the med­
ium weights. Why not make your purchases tomorrow > Children’s union
suits sell at 25c, 5f\ and 75c. Sleeping garments are the finest if the children
are restless. These arc really union suits with feel. “Once in. never out*’
until morning. ScH for5(ic. Kuben's vests are made in all cotton, all wool
and silk and wool. There arc all sizes and all prices. Children s fine ribbed,
cotton rieecc lined pantalets and drawers for 25c the garment.

THE HANNAH & LAY

MERGANTILE.COMPANY
■vj-

•rn'nvtnon^
1

Bt

*t M««>

•The prr*»»o at vbo* 6a*.

iBg. «ad bovttas MMl Mliter4»
PKMWmI Mrrriir M iMraiafMw

will

to Mb or^
wlw U Evilty of tkefi.
or other offenaek
in
rlnal calewdar.*'
aaa one of the mmny emphatic
km* of Judge Richard U
in Grand Rapid*.
La*i winter Judge Nemnbam framed
a^m^rovlding f<w the pu^hn.ent M

». C. WAIT A

tbeakta ia spotted with copp^^l’and mnacka ache, and it aeems to tbe victim
orcd ^Votchca. t
Utia monster acooivc
aco
tkerr ia
it not a aannd apoC in the whole body.
The horror o( Uia««fnl dta
caanctorfaetold. Tbemmwhocon
■AS AXJ. THX STMROn.
tracte it aaffera in body and mind,
•
NVanham and if the poiaoa is not eradicated
tranamiU the taint to hia childten.
r con- laxity of certain court* i allua ln^dl and Coatacioas Blood Poiaon thus
gh a> if they
a responsible for maav of tbe
M
were m»t matter* that inv<d\ed the aa
ills of ebiWhood-Skin Eriplkm*.
g
Catarrhal Ttooblea. Sore L'vea. Scalp
m
Judi5*Ne“^.
It the WU 1*

HANNAH & LAY. CO.

55lf3^h?Dr.‘?St£S Oa^

xnAVKMVK ^nrv, Miom.

u.. h»

hU offer, and so many new

•" “*»‘**^

dlvurc-

2s:3:«:?u2r-"s"“5
‘

.

cah of
^ Soalety
* %homa In Fle*h
•Oneirflhe
|aatborl*e.l DruggUts 8. I
in Michigan.'* aald deadly vima and cleanaea and purim of affair
afahlowl m^
-I* that the law* 6ea the diaeaaed blood, and nnder iU
r h> the leg dalure relative tt» the
tonic e««l»the fenerpl health im­
PCI okdivu IV have lA«.*n conproves and soon all signs of blood
what
thev do
plllty in
,h«ie^.H.ka in
^
»*«**« « ^ Wall A
I poison are gone. The strxmg mineral remedies. Mercury and Potash, which
ate so oftea preacrilwd for the disease. dr>' up the sores, skin eruptions and
I what It ha* done fur state wer.‘ rigidly enfortn-d mu
all external signs, but leave the stomach
. that they will refund the prvaem evil would be done
and digestion ruined and the svstcra in
llh
The guilty person tn a dt%^*rce
dt%r*rce
ri'sd* rapidly and well.
* ^
It Is an enemy to society and should
auch condition that the di.seasc usuall
«ms',den I as sm-h
When hU or
suhjwt to'ct.n
form than evet.
a purely \-egeta
S. S. S. ia gua
Minn . wa* named. I* dying aroiuig nv,.rnoiul.l«-. indlgrwtlon. tir tired
►red fur
Lie remedy. $i.ooo ia offered
f proof that
tx-mtvb
I
||^|(p gdvantai
it
______________
contains a single
- mineral
n
ingredient. U
old
»«• xu^.ru K K Wall A 8ooa- offer.
vou have blood poison wrrite for our i^pecial
ilv^ on'the limkJ’ of ike Ib mldjl
Mowlirt*. apeclftc U abiinng
tbe
different
stages
and
giving
all
^e
symptoms.^with
I'.nl ^k.descr
directions for treating one s self at home. C
information or advice wanted free of charge.
yeur. ago The last ruin, of hi. bark
; .rifle,
wigwam wer»‘ ti»rn down one yiwr ago
--------------- ------------^ TMTietmtrrBM
*rT.*j|o_oA«

TO SUCCEED HER SISTER

Ot.jittjrd. N. <’., by |u-«iroing unman

-rz

- £_ Murray Will Co With th* Usual

••

the hearwe and a wagc»n
Jt»hn Key.
Friday of this week C. K
Ib-nJ l,lpplt. Iiadlel Weaver and Mis* «(ii have with the usual |mriv for
I Town.MUd
were killed and !u„. „p|M>r iM*ntnsula after bear.
bear, ebs-r
ACia IkM.ih, wh.. n l^ praniealU
hurled ihriMigh the and
,„<i aiiv
a„v other
suIBclenlly If-d will >ne<-.-e.| Firnia IVm.iIi Tt
oih. r game of »ulBc
large ealllH‘r. The imny will Include B ronoui of the Sul vat Ion .\rni> in
W MiH'. r.rafiou. F'raiik Uuian and the rnited States i> a dH.is'hur ol
|Wmtan» Kerr ol Plttaburg
The pri fle.i. William IUm.iI. ihe f».uio|.-r
’vate car in which the trip to Sieulwn the aitiiv
will 1m- taken, will arrive lYIday. and
lk*..ili is now m charge of th,
will reach the upper |M-ntnsula by the army work in fanaUa. a field lu wh
................. : .N. car ferry from Nonhis»rt
1. ral,^- * \|M-r.«-nr*‘
Diaastrou* Wrecks

: and talenle.1
She h.i- eiuei
Ihe work 4»r 1
wor^t ra^e* <-an Ik- eun-il. an.l hope
le^!, wignatlon I* no longer nece*
eary
Mr*. lad* Cragg of Dorchester

rar|M*t*. cHUhlng

r;i

Tr..rrmSi

U of thi- MK-t Wi n* Iiir.i bt for*-.
miunty Ju.lxe f«»r liumnliv. but
released
I»urliix ih.-lr r.-lkl.u.B

and she |Mo.M‘K>e* the fat uity o.' draw
!*dUea*t5 by Ja*. Ing peiM'le U» her and impart leg her
emhu*la*in to them
Her lavorite h-r
tiirx- I* on army work In the slutr*. and
I,, one of the moM
la..elnnting ad

• Jirume *a Aearp

STAGE AND PLATFORM.

Mn. Jao»» null..

.rf Whli |

aon- tlian llvi' mill*, aiun. rarh I
tk«lr hu.tund.

I..vln(! <tl.-.l

•«

**rnfwTlmiw*eri! ai wedding* hav^‘
aympathlxer* in John H«»l «f I
l*a
He wai married ««t

Chocolate
^ Bonbons
If ym buy Luwney-. Candk* in

thU la*t
l.mucht here at 1
Thttrsdax. Novem

.Me of hi*
if**ri?«”>hlch hml

d„.!W*.

TIp-A-*u"no” ctHiM-r .»f Mi*> Ikioth *

'llhlrliiK the ptf'i * r^uninu r *he;
into Ho wild* of tlH- far m»rth
we*i anil vl-ited all Ho- tniMij, in the
Yukon teTriuwv. K\ery where *he wa*
At Dawson
, made a larger and enihuviaHllrallv n-reive.1
. production in every »hi- wa* welcomt-tl l.y tb.- governor of
g Manager* Im Shelle
I Kaymond pnalm-VMl It at the Acad.-Mty td Miulr. New York, where It
plav«.,l an engagement «if ITd) night*
Due loth.- large .lage at that theater
Me**rs IJI Shelle and Hayroond
Much Of the lnierv**t attached tu
omlng
engagement «.f Augu

•• I II. iOr..H It- »»-■

Billl**.- . li. .»i

TMEswtrrspeeme co., AiuunA. S4.

h'ed

JSfSTal mort emy case tecauae fenu

c;j^£T4*rt2rr.£r8&

_____

AftlOVED^S^w'
iCSS&SSrSSSsiB.

fc'Tr®

Dine 4CaiM^TUIIC §AP^
LV MPVBUCAm
rm$ L.
CnnHta
Om Cmmm T*ik «f

WMM

ItvMdraided to pa«hlh«wU
M.* Yo*. W..T. 4. C<J
Cotoo.4
om44 olthel»okiotl«ttb.«-t_auito

ssiJ^jssrsi
sstfrss'Sia.s

.j'tsjsirs.Ksr
SeM* ara Mlllaf npldlir bir
Bnt

Theie per^ «f« 81 mchc* wide, good standard
ojtors in reds. Woes and Wadts. cloth is Cfy
soft and free from roucbdrcsiing.......... OL^

■Mr bow oootiuU KiMi a«ml> buiwM own Uit n»«Jr 2,700 oo|>■rf it* lador. CtaAw Mnn4iy.
aoH tho d«nMd Unnoti^fov
vm b* *Ur to
lb« S>w h« aiu) wuU Iota bu boon «mt.
and dinnornitic- rrmvfu^
lota of au or moro 18
4iik»l wi«**iM fwi oonta .nob. thow im»w nio (or
Mayor KUH only 0 lioiimlta.1 limo, b.iwovor.
tb4* iw»»t d«'mtirkH.
at tla- Fiftn Av.m.u.thnUh^ enMh
cif Maror Toni I. .b.'in
Ij* hr ai-rivitl from
^ MB of Ohio
io BitaloH.iu.lor Huhi...
• ftfxjgniiual by
f a kviflal cmndidaiH for .
»OB tba fvpoblimo ttck« t
onU la- <liitrib“
wbwf
Hto«twaad*ai|^b,l trill. Hau..Ht tfaal it .h..nld“m»lrilmt4.1
do
tiait wonM .1.. tin- moat
nutat «.«.!. A
itily trill
will la.
la. nwervtal
n«t*rv*al
^AS^iaar aa o.|i la- k^inMal ih. aufliri*mt quantity
Maw York aUi« l««ia)atum will by Ibi- atjnvUiry a*» tliut <-4illa from
itiaftHil for*
roBtain tW rtriaiblicana mwl •)! ouUid.. may la^ aatisfiM
dwBnnraU. WhiUi luany oIim-i i. m tiui.-t4. .M.nw-. Ill th.- menwtiro*.
diatrieU in Tariona portioi.a of th«- Ibow- who desin- wpi.w ahoold
•IMaaiv aUll tniaainx tb- l«!l.»!« run* ilirm at oii«% ua it is quiUaOBBta.1 ahow that U..- |ilai. to pnilmbb- tliat the h.-nvy

>dl

will not play this week, i
half of tb« Traverse City i
play neat week, and there .

.nT:d?Xis::'^..r?ru!r^

1^"

httlldittg today, and It 1* Jiut as pretty
as they said It would be.
The Ifonarrh Minstrels will go to
Batums Bay tomorrow evening to
give their eniertalament In Larson s
tell. They will leave on the I o'elock
train and retora the nest morning It
Is ekpected that a number of Traverse
City
people
will
areompany
the
‘^hlwles Welland had his wheel
stolen some time last night or tbU
morning from the rear of his
place at 141 Bute street Tl

HOMmOVTlNPUCE

the eMta.

IHHb.-

.

THI MABKITB.

that thi-n-'

Detroit IWuds-r wli.vit,
Mb. i lwl,H54; No. :i run., i
Ko. 8 white onU.:iVt
IWndo -N.>viHuU.r wh.u.t. h
74,
cunt, 4:i
U. a.V. Ma>
112 2:.; In
FtBatunauii kaml uiarket. bV

tHm«Ct TO BE CONNUTEB

Br WMs u ub a»««iaa wssssa
Oswm. Nov 4 -11 Is stated on g.iod
onthovlty ttef the court martial which
mwte Brigadier fleneral John Chs

£rS'.5rrco525J.^iiteMs at a Cripple

FIRST NUMBER, NOVEMBER 6TH
OF

High
School Lecture Course
ROYAL HUNGARIAN COURT ORCHESTRA
City Opera House Friday Evening Nov 6
i.l.l. Wl.,. has BUer.-.tl. d

Ciwek

at ,l„m

sh.M- fiictnrv an.1
11.0 likemnn.lof tln-

n. rd Mtinly dioi-s. \\ r call \ <>ur all.'ntion to our

HAmLTHAlBItD

d.-.- Wlieje ll.r» w'eie In lluM nuiiM-t

""irTTit

Mk» III « l.«u 1..U. IIMI. niid M»l.en I..-

100 Fur Coats

.

U

Mrs

«.iImm fo.m. TIm- |:.rg.*tat are
el,..,.- -uid there nn- tallek-

•w^^fepmw^For you to select from
NaturBl Black Galloway. Australian Ca’f,
Siberian Equus. Black Marten.
Persian Lamb. Australian Bear.
Beaver Cloth. Fur lined
: : . v;- i .'

Pmlnei

IM-ellleta.
eiiff links niid fleYll.Ut
bra.del-. >« In. I« are etertiilng
It Is
ll.e eurvlnu. ih.I ll.e mMr. w hirl, .•onuls
Umh! I.lg caiiHV.ta for
W « CanipUdl
tell el,ita|r. nod l.uekh-a tele jin or
n this morning, i
..f sIKer or siher
to Clrsnd Rapids «“«•
4 no* nudr tnlo . .Ill l.tilloiis ui Bind.*.

SUi.tMi. $20.00, $22.tK), $2:1.00. $24.00, $26.00. $20.50. $28.60,
$:m.ou,
$:i3.(k*. $;ir, <mi. $50.00, $7r..tMi.
No <licaj. irurk carried.

ItrltaM Ktalirr'. a

Wc liehcvc ayheep Fur C.wit is ilcar al any

S«cur« Traverse
the Record olhce^
cApies. 6 for 11.00.

A 8 Fn^t nan Will Aat as Maaa»4
M

i*ss onUbHNrX

On ai legal ii'iiidB are arcutlii
Ing tl»r Alaskan iioiimUry <
W-I.eil.er iIm- 'aeiirrsl irriid of <

l^emoval
JIndrus & Tr
• Ctihrs «

CIDER.

‘^iVif

INTO BUSINCSS AGAIN

. The negn. .haili rate

Sif|S5

iMUtata

«d /r.

year He. vtiidteB lilts year will ««
slat of Crufedsur Klllrrtlgem hhsk
1 A.S Fryman aial M I Fiy i.mn P««Hmii ixoiiM-. l»r Neilsou's KiiglUb
W.-I.I to FoUBkey this mon.iug .m llteraliiie. l-rofessoi kluore s
is
Befon* A. S. Friiiian HUuU.. ............. and I.u.n-tl..B
I*r«f.-s*..r Xlorgii. and l»r
II.iimIs
I U. this city h.- will tmy a
iwortae in tetiM. W10. U ivvers ll.e
nsl. of ys,..us
ite -ores
Tliis nmmilig M. I. Fry
r|dBili*B ut llors.-e and sH.iiloiis I
ling forIN umlu-y hwmd the l.uil.ti
bvA.S Fiyiiuii.
’
full liin-of laste ha* '*
I all Ih-i .ditxe
The sUm- w ill Is- tinloid
Igelllelit «»f A. S. Fr\Imt the nt.s-k silt Is-..w ind
ItyM I tryman.

Ur.
*4 II •
tlH the wur-laf nr asW itej.^l,;
•wtel 4m yau amin by Itel?-

-I am not sfrsUl.** ssM
^ar }iNi
w.H8ld gH the
Ihe wool
t
ou w.Hild

,

ctiSSsH^.

$1.75, $2.00 and $2.25 per pair.

Ferris linpleimnt Csnipany Ltd.
127 to 131 StBte Street.

THE

Arc now located at Suite
Wilhe’m Block, cornet
and I’nion. Suits ma.V
dcr.
CleoBing and |Mcoinl
promptly done « nwler
pnee*. Drop us a car.l,
will coll for and .Idivcr 'work|
ifdcrocl

Jitidrus A

FOUR-TRACK

TOMORROW

lir,

mour braise, for he ted
•Bsy NSlheHag them.
• m.tUi lb. L.ly. -I w.l
llnai " tto she lfM«k Ihs teski i
•4rni.e.l lutu IlH teu-e. the U.> .

'^1

;ir.j li.'imlsoinc t-nougli l.» please the boy’s
motht-r. and mbui enough to suit his father. We
have them in high or low .cuts in all sizes.

Bacbant
$ Roscoe
208 Front Street

Childs reuirtied mdsy t.» their home

Mr Waller SUn-kfish aud Miaa
Minnie Tabtmivr wurt. uuiUsI in
marriaif.- y.wU-rrhiy nftirinstn at
tin- home of tin- brid.-’M brolln-r.
Fr.d Tabln-n-r of Fife Lmke. Tinmarriage .-.-n-UM my who. |ierfoni.«.l
byKev W.T \Viiudh.ma6«f the
First Baptist chtip-h of this .-ity
Tin* briila! .vmph- w.-n- ntU ii.I.d
by Mr and Mrs. Arthur HUK-ktish.

•

Anruuw

...American Boy...

rM4 niiTeiil III .M.nnlls. tilH.nt n Fll
III..
mi.l a .-.mU Hum
'n.-B s.MMiit li.id ttat-ii tl.-l. u;»n-d J.y

Ralph
clii on liuslnesi
Tf Montague,
and general mi
A Ijiy Mercsni
I.) Mrs Moms

iiBXT

yrta.;,-L' -3>r

^mrdy Boys..

.of the church an-

n«-rsl of th
who died

pPjuit»HPi aiMMip

ADMISSION, 50 AND TS CENTS.

day sftem
.
thenll WMS .l.*ci.
rlitirrh at i
M*i.l IS
|\,„insula hiul compleUd its
BKBBONAI..
,m « IH.Ui.'
mu.*tiiiK Is- .All.d 1.1 ruis.- tiiis
< lU-UlyTte Mr. W A
int-iitm" w citysaliare. The i.uttU-r wus l.-ft
Monday evening for Living
in llie liniids uf the .-x.*. iitiv.- .-..inH. \\ Ui mittis* t«i .-nil the tiKs-tiiiK when their future home..
Mrs J C. Wright, wife
the r.'tiiriaulii hnd iMHnmvl
its
Wright ..r the flre«.nvllle

ftlbythtmildiur.

rffsi

AT

able to follow the track this
to Union street In the alley.

b<ND<. at a. H
C
Hpruor street, this <evening
ads of freight ar­
will (-Of.tintir.
Thr niatl4-r of niniiU-rship wnn rived In the citv today over the T. C..
L B M road, which gives some Ides
isrnaaod nml it waa the ai.iise of
of the business that this road U doln
ic. meetiiiK that Ihrn- wm- n gtaai All cars were heavily loaded, and tl
many Imainroa men who should
b- id.-i.lifi.d with the orKaiiiaatioi.
e Cass street engine house
now m«*mU*n..
A
llivUlon No 1 <rf the <
iilTrn*d l^’ Hoii.
II bold s social
i-v.-ry
• tif Mm J W

ritiaeu «»f Travi-HM
. uteotls*f Mild
intenmUd moiv dir.*ct!y it. th.iu work
«
Bonnl .if Tro.1.-• and iU
f..r
the mlvamtuiMuil of the city.
The mnlt4.r ..f lit.* Tr«w.*r».* i’iiy
& l»«.|,i.,sul(. KkM-tri.- r.m- WMM
bMUKdtt up mid it was atufmii.vvl
thgl the Vei.ii.auln hml .dr».n.ly
ruisetluver $7,000 of U..- $10,000
nd by 111.* dimisuty fn

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THIS may sound vague, but here is the story. We were offered
*
these percales at a special price at a time
tin when all cotton
goods are higher than they have been for years. Ordinary prints
arc worth .5c a yard wholesale. Why they did this we don’t know,
or you don’t care, as long as you get the bcntfil. We do not*bclicvc
in getting regular prices 03 goods we get at special prices. Wc
rather give our customers the benefit: ithan to make the extra profit.

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PERCALES, 5c YARD

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One huudrci! twenty or inoie pages,
every one ol which ia.of human
iaten»t.iC6^ei^ article 11 iUus^
tnted. There n no better mogaaine
of travel for teacher* and pupils than
Tie Feer T/wel fiwi.
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George H. Daaida Fifty cenu
y»r.«.,Weopta.fi*.«nu.

NOVEMBER 5TH
You can have bead work lessons again F REE
Ol

CHAR(;i:.

Take advantage of

this

chance to learn this fascinating work.

J. W. MILLIKEN
TRY A RECORD WANT AO.

TRY A RECORD WANT Aa

COMING?
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