The Evening Record, October 12, 1903

The Evening Record, October 12, 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)

1903-10-12

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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m:m-------- THE EVENING RECORD
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SEVENTH TEAR-8000

: CITT, MICH., MOXD.KV, OCTOBEB 12. 190S.

Twasmii

REV.WRIGflT

1^

^IGNS

I d Tar aa Win
CBUBBdMSOBm.

COmr AT LELANB

IT IS UP TO
PEND^ULA

23S E. Front street.
ItFktf
I today at Ley. There are
Oont get excited. We still have a
r. aad four of nice aaaertment cf $10 and $tS evti^
Tbey are aa coats and eulta. B.BendaA<to.

Two ftraa today gave tba ira daik«

COMPLETION

Hit jcONNCCnON WITH
o’dork. aad a atlU alam ealtod tka

WnXMTO iaMSM.WU.

UNK

F

rUIlDS FROM HEKE PLEDGED

«a e* TIu7. tS
nan

OF

HCRC TO OLD MISSION

ALL WIUTKET-WARKER pakUcatkma of popular maalc. amoag them
“Peaceful Henry.’' “Under
tke
Rose.* “8oko.“ Dtole GlrL" “ Dixie
Laad.“ “Hiawatha.*' “SmdkyTopax.”

land for Laelaaaa.c«
12 caaM OD Um calw
them are crimlaal ca
foliowa and will be i
Judge Mayae:
People va LouU

Dennison's
are just the thing for trimming shelves and
general decorating. The newest swles just in;
Also the latest in paper napkins. See the new
novelties and floral designs, unique and pretty.
Special prices by the hundred.

-----Gtp Book Store

m

PMPle f. JA»b
ON CONDITION THAT PENINSULA With larceny Irom a
dapartmaaCa arrHaL
ioeatad la tka koU<

bollar Tka kM8 la about 4U.
Olractor. of Raard of Trade Raaolvad
Tke aacoad Irt waa ewaapA
kaiUe of tar boiling orar aad cat
to Cnoowraga the Project and Will
dr*
Tba tar waa balag pr*t
Saeura Thla CItya Share If
for uaa on top of tka Wyakoop dal,
aad tka katUa waa kwatad la tba raar

•tft WUI •• MHIm^ H Nto OirtiM m
.1

r—Wr-HI> WacK

In Tlito City

OMTin. !!.« M Nl...
Vw%.
‘

The board of director* of the board
r trade this moreing dtoeoaBcd at
length tba matter of the mjt»o re^
qulrml by tba promotara of tba Trav
erae City A Paatoaala Electric rail

Tfc* MMilMrrs d Ibe FimC Pr«by
UrlM €k«rct at
MtfprM jrMUrtajr MormUg wIms
tlMir |»al«r, lUr. WU«r
Iuw4«tf la kis vwlcaaiioa

;r.s FLOODIS
RECEDING

la aabrtaana kli raatgaatloa atat^
tkat cka rmmm hm aaka4 to have bU
ord»r that ha may acoapTM
lk« t» aupply tha pulpit d
rhurcb. Madlaoa. WU.. for •

■r’J.*;ir2r'a.s^^

m

Ulnera in the order have pnimlseil to
partlclpale
The prograni will take
ig of such railway: therefore, be It
place immediately after the regular
Paopia daing Carad far in
• Rewilved. Tbat this board of trade
work, ai^d it la euuugu to slate ihat
give tbia project every possible en

rt.r..TT.rxr

Ha aakad tCTmiBhera of bit ooo
aregatkw to pray for blai. aad aaaorad
tbam fhat be would be praying for
ib.dr welfare, that ibla cbnreb aball
have fiod'a gttUlaaca and blaaalag now
and in Ibe aaya to ooaie aa aavar be^

5*4*0.(IS)! IZllM

and P. A. ffeldbcjf;

tb« of tba V1rari*r^]

J . on

VTb? rt

12 —The flood

t25a^“te

ceding at the rate of over an inch an
hour and the iauadatad dl.trtru are
being aknrly rleared of water. Twentyfive people were miaalag la Uula
rail, laat night, aad the death list
will not be known until the water

«

It

TO CLOSE THIS WEEK

WHgbt baa been ber*. over 100 mem
l»er.
bate
been received lain Ibe
rburrh, or an average t»f pearly 4d
meniliera tweb year.
. Ite* Wrigbl Will depart for hia new

SUPEtViiMISIIf SE^OR

r.TL;-.‘5sr.!;s‘.

Cleveland some days ago relaUve to
the rellabimy of Strung A SonB. rod
the reply alau-d that they were
ble. rv.puaaible and i ible to carry out
tbey made. T
The aner aljto I
-d that the bank
gladI to loan Strong A Son any
AHer eitendod diacuAklon the above
itiona were passed.
< method of ralaiag tba nuceaaary
at waa dlaruaaed and it waa But
mined Just bow the work will be
Qpllabed. It ia likely tbat a pubeetlag will be called aa soon as
•d that the Penlna
share, and aultobl
leans provided. Ikindlng
ed to be the only equitable way
rmiae the immey. but aa other de

ugbt tbat aome other means would
re to be resorted to. There waa
►scribed two years ago about $1,500.
at of w^iicb will hold good for tbU
enterprise, although tboae aubacriptlona were signed for aaoCber franebtae. It U probable tbat a g*imrmJ
aubacriplton among all claaaea wUI be
circulated, taaamocb aa the railroad
will be of benefit to everybody. It la

A«r A«>.ple<l U. nxKuUo. ot Tho.,
Bmurtbwalie aa aecretary and elected
J. W. Hannen as bU aucoMSor. Aa Mr.
Smurtbwalte bad resigned aome time
ago. I>raaldent Kriedricb bad appoint­
ed Mr. Haanea. aad the appolatment

Wirnam Frtterly and family. '........... rectloos and rharlUea. aad tba raquaat
Arma aad Wella Nonbnip. a photo for the dlacootlnuaaoa of a part of tba
at^j^ to ITa
grmpbar. will leave Trgveraa City to old Houtf^
\ ; day for g trip to New Orleana vim lAake
* r Mlcblgaa. Chicago drainage canal and
'
tba MiaaiaaippI liver. The party wUI

2,500 HEN
ARE LAID OFF

set from mi to 1M2. wa;
aad a vote of tbaaka tendarad 1
Ib^ld Iba boat ba Bold at imea tbey
will ratum aoQB. bat akoBld It Boi ba
diapoaed of. tbay will aat vwtBTB hpra

Milt. LOOF A OQOO OUEMCR
Actlan Oua to

Outlaak far

Lightar

$ualf$aaa Naxt Yaar-Othar Unaa

Ip ^

Ffr
'•

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,•

iray b

raa tkare would be
Ycrt. oS*lt*^5io tbuuaai
haattog alovM tkat
1 tbia fall. Mr*. Wll Eva kuadred aaaptoyaa of tbe New
York Oaatrml aad aUlad ayatama were
dlM^bargad today. Tkl* la about oow^
aavaaUk of tba aatlra foiee af aU tba
Tbur* war* SSI haatar* to Ika ear.
Tbe tarma of tba eootaat man tba Vaadarbllt amployaa. aad tbalr dia-

.........

Mr.'lTlal

MItOmi AURTICt V»m.Y

MStoat OoUluO

May Fallaw ftuH.'

;S!S^7:rthr«::,5',r.S5ss
to aa oMelal of tba road.

**of^

uTJimr
alr4!!^r‘1toato^*i^^
So tbU aaUUat Mra. WUllam

horaaT vagoB. buggy aad haraaaa.
.Tkay took ibrm tor ISO tkat they ebana.
clalmad waa due iham. wkavuaf Mr.
Alloa etalma that ft waa aoi Mm «atu

ES.'sSrEi

•OkTON WON AOAIN

Tba aaa fMl

“Wa aball oot

I to tka
ttolta< .Ul-Wl’S
th..0yiwa

S32^j!!r..-S.Jta?^

Fltubafg. OSL 11 -to tka toat gama
Okl auik Ma. lOa m »tJO aiikwfir
' kaaoW H •BROa'a.

I yos-kiQr of

Mai

IWlRn*s And Vounst
MlRn’s SuH:a...
with snmp ahd <tyle thmfi h«d to
otw M,how—$7.00 to $22,00
••W* tfarmmm mt%d ragaalr

oIo^Hm

BENDA & GO.
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«KiAB|-r»*

OP-

BENBA

purchased recently of the rethcBarralns. : r : : 7 :
Finest in the land. All seams allowed.
Guaranteed absolutely perfect.
Prices
only 10c and 15c each.
rqgri'ASlllON SHEKTS FREE.

GUARANTEE
IS

THE ECONOMY STORE
a* Hara a Fint Om
makaFa Ska,

What you get

when you buy

a Hot Water
Bottle or Foun­
tain Syringe
from us.:: :: :
Notice the Window!
AM K R I C A N

DRUG

tkoa.

Difie...

Well Spent

THo F"irs*t
consideration io our

AOcntlemaf^Shoe

,
Looking over some of the
bargains we are offering thb
week. Several on Vnioo; ooe
on West 11th and 4 on We«
lOih. These are bargains
that can’t be duplicated for
riLTLatjau
the money

BOYS' SHOES
it araar, and after that come the
other points. We are sure
we can please you.

Not a cheap shoe. $5.00
and $0.00. A dross shoo
Sold only by..............................

OOMF>ANY
Alben (Hobciisky. . MMiccr
mtm K. wrm o im-r

FRANK FRilDRiCH& CO.

OlOTATOR

1 he New SUnd

OP-

F-ASMION
decreed that Zibelines should be
the leading material employed in
the construepon of Stylish Tailormade Gowns for Autumn 1903.
And it was a wise decree, as there is
no other material that approaches
the pretty Zibelines for style and
elegance. And then they are ser­
viceable too, if you get the depend­
able qualities. Wo have on display
a superb collection in both the plain
and novelty effects. In black and
tho predominating colors, from tho
pure wool Zibelines at Fifty cents
per yard, to the fine Imported cloth
at Two Dollars per yard. And they
are the dependable qualities. :

^sssl

ROWLAND DOUGLASS
New Shoe Store
Rutner’a Old Stand

242 Front 8l

TIHK

The anaual aaaaloa of tba board
•uperriaora for Oraad Traverse cow
couvenad thla afternoon.
E O Uadd.waa alactad aebool
Will Fatterty and W. M. Arma tUrt arnlaer for tba county, racalvlag
vuiea to g for C. H. Aadareoa.
.
Tba report d the inapactors of Jails.

....

We arc aeliliic ont at our store
at hMEmpt prices A. S. Prymm’s Stock of shoes which ^

LTpJlJt?l!ntog*t?ntlSS?t of“U'^*^

reamln in the riiy fur the praaent.

ainSE TONtWOlUAKS

SHOES
AT BANKRUPT
...PRICES...
ccircT. Come and share la

•'lieaolved. That it be the sense of
*la board tbat thla amount be secured
hen the share of the Peninattla baa
een raised and the necessary right of
ay secured.**
There waa conklderable diacusalun

latertally beaeflclal to tbia cUy. as
ell a* the Penlnaula But aa It la an
Tba Plfth “lla^maot armory hare
nprovemenl that the Peaiasula peothrown open to over boo bomel
pie greatly need and dealf*. it waa bellered tbat the
ooa. The caaualty Hat la atlll
bably ba ao for
100 bomna have condition tbat the Peoinaula aocomits share of the work.
K OIbba. who secured the Iran
I recwlvad thU
from the city council, waa presthe t
_
igof Kav. Pr. Ai _____
Port Jarvis. N Y.. yeatarday. He waa
arbed to the Franclacan monaaterr pany
He stated that Strong A Son
Wfwt
of Cleveland were prepared to proceed
N. J . Oct. 12 -Tba
with the practical work of >bulidlng
ed ao much
devasUllon
aa soon aa the right W wa>
mplbibed
fVldar. Baiurday and Sun- was aeci ired on the Penlnaula dad the
ta of tba
ng. and It U letlleved all 120.000 I alaed by the city and Peniaer baa pgaaed.

«if Traver*** fiiy, do b
our appreciaikHi of tba
vires wblrb bava been
during ibe aiaa yaart* |
Bav. W K. Wrigbl <
that it U with a
that we aevrr our ronnection aa paa
tor and people, and tbat we wtoh him
aanoaaa. and tbat 0.>d’. cbukwat blaaa
ing may real upon him and his family
la IbHr new held of tabor. We aiao daakat Factory Cut Mora Than Lai
aiab.'to aaiirraa our. apprerUtion of
Year and Will .Oat in Usual Quan­
Ibe great help t
tity of tags This Winter.
been in Our chun
ladle.' ^jrietle. •
Hupertutemlent
Wallace
Werk of Rav. Wright.
i'eliB lllgtuaa liskkH factory •
lU v Wiley K Wright organlMd
Klrai ITe-bytertan rburrh in tbia i
nearly nine y.tar. ago. and ha* U
The abut-down ia earlier than uaual.
the paelor e*..r .inre
Me rgjne b
the plant started earlier than la
January I. l«y^. and iHganlaed
rlou* yeara. The output baa bean
Aral cburrti January g. li^.. with
vier than uaual. The uaual qoanof kjga will lie put la tbU winter,
Por ihreo year, they wurabiped
be demand for men among farm
Orange ball, and it was through
era «ill be aatUfled in a measure from
rff«»rt. that they built the new rhui
Ibe
liaaket factory.
Mr
Wallace
piiw loraitMl on the auuibwaal con
autaa that be has been besieged with
of Waahingtoo aad Park atroeta. T
ira asking him wben be could rw
cburrb
was rompleind January
bia force. Parmar* are auffertng
I gill, nod in March, im. it waa |
urtage of help, nod SI 75 a day
aad Uiard la promptly paid for good
mea. The potato flelda are now dw
mandlag attantira and bundreda i'
en are in demand

:

III** Iw anm.unced

like amount ia raiaed on the Penln-

A BMMtiag of ibe cborch and ooogregaikie waa called yMtetday mom
Ing at the cloaa of the aemee, for tba

s.tc't.k-jj:,'-

for Thursday NIghL

-.A?:;: jjy.isi’f.’ir’u.rt.Kr

fmm Ckrtai cburrb of Madlaon. and

OVERCOATS $10.00 TO $25.00

Occupy Me San

cil baa granted a franebUa glrtog such
uraday
illway company tba right of way
night, a flni program will Im* given. A
trough and out of Traversa City; and
at work preparing the
committee
•Whereas. It ia required tbat Trav-

the paatoratr He baa vorkad witboat
any Iniwruptliifla during bU aailra

Good

DECLARATION OF WAR

Berlin. Oct. 12.—The Frankfurtor
Shanghai . «.rre.pondent
In snbataace tba bemrd pladgtMl $10.- Zeitung a
fmtor tba city If tba Peatoaala sue wires that news la recvlve<l there from
oaod^ la ralaiag a like amount nad Chee Foo that the Japane*4* have oc­
cupied
Ms San l*bo. Korea. The «ir
rurtog the necessary light of way.
a result of the meeting la told to respondent adds that an offlclal, decla­
ration of war bei«-e<>n Japan and Rus­
♦ following resolatkma;
sia u exiMVJt-il shortly.
'Wbereaa. Tbakoard of dlrectora of
1 Travera* City board of ti^e InGOOD PYTHIAN PROGRAM
VC that the proposed Traverse City
Panlnaula Klactiic railway will be

TrtlItiJi^"c5iy^ajMr ***‘^“”**
DtATB UST WnX IE LAECt u> ^'Whereas.
Tba* Traversa City couo-

lag BO oBrlal rMpooallrfUtjr for
care d ihm ebarcb.
Ha autag that It was tba kind d
work tbat ba baa vaatad wbaa ha aavarad hla eoBaactiaa with tba cburrb

Tba Madiaoa rburcb la aa Inpor*
lani one. having betwaea
aad 7ft0
ainnhrra, and la. vriih one etrapUnn.
tbeji^i^i^^ atnmgeat f*raahrterlaa

RAISES ITS SHARE bF MONEY

Front Su

Oppoute Whitiig Hotel

TOMATOES WANTED-Wa will pay
30 cenu per bnabel for wall ripaoad
fruit delivered at tba factonr. aat
ratum all packagaa. Traveraa City

TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

Wbat

Wear

no longer troubles our
customers since learning of the

Barn's Bat
In the short time we have car­
ried these popular hats they
have made a surprising
number of friends.

We Know
That no other hat with which
we are familiar gives so much
for the money as the Hawe’s
Hat—all dimensidns—Derby
and Soft styles.

I three Dollars
J BiittHton Oothing g:

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«S BVnnre BBOOBD. TBAYBBSE CnY, MIOT, MOKPAY, OCTOBEB U, ISKO.
eWiO AND STfUKEft.

HERE IS A POMT
>vorth remembering, namely:
that when we introduce our
“BEST" flour to you and say
Ife all toe name implies you
may rely upon what we say.

HANNAH & LAY CO.
TitAVBMM Ol-rv, MIOM.

Msum^iss^

STAM ANDJ^TIMil.
rw MIeeoori OtrU’* to BudnlM
JMtn^Ue

RASTALL-&'
NEW .
i

jewelry

^

STORE

sli«l» men are Ike chief fooMBmen nf
labor tmnhlm; that they are lechkaa.
aad as a rale do a towa mors harm
thaa good.
Mayor Raotts a year age offer
marry free aU cuupka reaWtng la
aMind and to give them moral
other Nippon-in esiablUhiac

iaea to pla> i« a large bona*Dg from prraeni
Indlcaikmx.

11, an??i dS^'^la^llTtofr ell'll
aa It will do here. U will surely make
a fortune tor the noted auibora anJ
their managcfu. Man.v local theatergoers have aeon tlie play befurv and
enibumlnaUc in their praise of It. li
be welcomed aa an old friend w ho
been absent a few year* and n«d to ua after a aucce*aful trip,
real will, alway* follow the career
UH U. be deelared. ate more fiatleat aad of the two 4l»tera. Martha and Mary
Howard. On ihl* occasion Anita Zom

^imi

im
SPECIAL
RING SALE
B:, D>co<mi fcr C«h.

.............................................. aad detract Icfthdr Icarfnl bnraiag.

Solid CoU Ruy.—
maamcr. ftg BUa. wiOi ^ h\ooA to

....$1.00.

It,

,kecr«qrtp«UiW>-W... 1U.«aic»tr<»>>c<UiV-

R AS TALL, •
Th* HuMlInr-J

KASKOLA®
TABLETS

freely, but soon after partaking of the

csi

As the result of a aum
the province of Malaga,
cts of lapd have been

hub. JoIttBjr Tmood of Bom. N.
Y.. kaUtod o»d goTe to Owirgo W.

iraS'Tmn'kuila ud

•iS’ffi

lo which he

only i^ld bills and friends

The mayor »loses bU letter with an
aiiteal to the uuinufsrtar^Ts and aserchants to call a meeting and taka atefM
looking
the empUo uH-ni of married
men only in tbelr factories aad stores.
This, b.' dec Isres. will end the labor
tmubles of ibc temn sod raise the
stsDdard of cltlsrashlp, give atahUlty
of purpose to the t9wn Itaelf nad do a
Issting piocL Married men. be con
dudes, became permanent dtlaens.
working f<*r tice good of the com­
munity
He argues that the manofatturvrs. having tecrived great benefits
el with ever>' da.v. and Mia* Zorn’s
from the town of Hammond, al
portrayal of it is Indorsed by as high
from him grew Into an Inaaae halJu- reclpiaeate by employing the ms
an anthortty as the New York Herald
clnatloa. Oculists said he was in no me n Slid giviug iheni preference i
as -perfectly natural, alwolutely true
danger, whatever.

fUf t*h ^

*1. It Is reported
number of fntallU.
Rockefel
The orchards of John
ler's Tarrytown estate h
an enormous yield of apples which
are bMag picked. The bulk of them
will be sent to bosplUls and InsUtutltms la New York
John T. Love, a Sew York artlal.
lied bimaeir la a fit of melancholy
brought on by the Idea that be was
going to lose his sight. HU eye was
so trained that bU appn^iation of
Une and color was hU sole Intellect-

16.000 lor the
It In the preeMra. Yarwood
•ace of four members of her family.
Tbdd died last spriag. leartag $62.00o
la eaah aad no relatives. Mrs. Yarwood huated up the aote aad a Jury
haa returned a verdict la her favor
for the full amount, with IIW Inter­
est. la a suit which
she hronght
agatast 4he admlnUtraiors of the es­
tate
Wly ex-slaves, most of them on the
Redding. Cal., has been treated lo a
decided novelty la the way of- a brink of the grave, have engag«<l an
shower.
Large and small pieces of IndlanapolU attorney to bring suit
possession of 3.200 acres of land
strssr fell thickly over the town, and
Mercer county. Ohio. They are the
for haU an hour the pleoes came down
e surlvorm Of 300 slaves belonging
like hakes in a winter snow storm.
John lUndolph. of the famous Vlr
There was scarcely any wind. About
3 o’clock In
the afternoon a few gluia family of that name, who U said
plecea of slras resembling pieces of U) have died in 1S30, and to have
bay that had been atacked were no wllJjNl them fretjdom and inn aert-s of
ticed falling In varioua pnru of toim.
The Marquis of Donegal, who. allough married three limes, has hith
t^to
Tn'd for^^n
to been childless, has become a
nn hour long nnd abort pieces of the
straw came twisting, tumbling down, fathiT at the age of 32. He married
I him wife, a young woman of *2.
apparently from out of the clear aky.
Borne of the pieces were eight Inchee and a daughter of Henry Twining of
In length, others as short as oae loch, Halifax. N. S.. the first of the year.
aad some came down ms chaff from a The child, a boy. will Inherit the title
thrsshiag mscblae. Where the stuff but little else, past generations of the
asms from no one has as yet disoov- family having squandered the esute.
Dyspepsia Is responsible for the orand around l>elawnre, N. J.. the ^ nizatlon of sn aoti-dyspet>tic club.
rwsldenu have been lavesUng heavily {“ Jersey City. The chief object Is ”to
in rrench canary Birds, aad now have
as fine a lot of n
Atgllshjjim^^w
Kbrty-seven members have pledged
they could wish for
ew days agt> themselves to do all In their power
•tng about Al
at 1 apiece. The.v
hre required
i In ten da>s and
If the birds were
They left explicit

TomilNSiH.

w*t W» uinto IU own
ut
•tarch,
a and r*UM* -•»» $*rr .v-at
Inu U tb*
wtirdr
I can CUV ludicaatkm

mBtim

SO MEN AND WOMCN geatlon of social problems and human
desllnle*’
Although the play deal*
with a serious subject ami a Mronu
heart Interest, there is no ljuk of what
luchnlrally known as -e.imeJ>' and
J. E WaH A Sons, the enterprising
auty relief.” There’s qulio a lot of
druggists, are adverltolng today for
‘*^‘^1
ttstIons
fifty men and women to take advan­
tage .»f the special half price offer tlon. lost to give It s|>lce and no ond
they are makUg on Dr. Howard’s of human Interest. All this in an at
celebrsted specific for the cure of
ttere of raoraltty and refinement,
ipatiun and dyspepsia, and gel n
cannot fall to win ih«- approval
cent package al half price. 25
•n the Jaded theatergoers, as well

GrwB anl Ripi

contain Diastase
the onlV known
di^es±ive oY
sbarchy YoodsA'o oYAer*

♦d by*uveBtiyfoo.tw
, Bddlttoo U,
^

KaxioU TBbfU

r«tMd> lur mU form* of
Tbr r »r*
crin* tie aud »p.
e *ml bimklel sMit fr«*
>. U Aaaav 00„ galm

WANTED:

Made by S. E. Waft A Sons.

“EVER READY FLASH LIGHT”

re“U^Sblell! that they
^the money to^y cus-

quickly relieve nnd cure.
With Dr. Howard s specific al hand,
you can eat what you want and have
no fear of lU consequences,
it
strengthens the stomach, gives per­
fect digestion, regulates the bowels,
creates an appetite, and makes life
worth the living
This is aa unusual opportunity to
obtain 60 doses of the best medicine
ever made for half iU regular price,
with the personal guarantee of i

Dealers, Sailors, Engineers an.!

J'

Thi Boston Store’s Borgoins

Nicely finished Golden
Oak book case, like cut.
glass doors, just the thing
for library or dining room
We offer this tomorrow
only, at the r e ni a r k^ly low price 4.50

• country la swept c

uuHEALTIIIESTu..

J. B. Paige Electric Co.
No. 11^5 Cass St.

UlOI-IT
IS

the t’an:iry l>liinds
d it diffii'ult to e\« Imnu** i*w«*‘t * *>u
the yonns ninii U in.t ;.l
vt>l t« vi^l hi* ll.in.MH- 111 iH-r
I
> cue* to h« r hous<- amL fiiidiiii: litYi
the w indov . n.u*t talk to her ftviii
* *trrel
SouietliiH-* her window 1*
p^whaiM teu ..r fw,-lve
alvvv,. the ,
i\»ad. Then-f.M-e U.> mu*t talk loudly, j
oft. n ......... ...
..f the irirl’s;

aracamph
ARE TOO S«C£? USE

^

ReUera lustantlr <> Hooey Refinlcd.

FOR SALE BY JAS. G. JOHNSON ANO S. E. WAIT * SONS.

-He lelU a different story." rem.-trked

P^MaBQUCTte

10 DISCOVHT
M6AS BILLS
AFTER 1511

6RAHD RAPIDS IIHDIANA Ry{
COiPARY.
!

CaHmaMBiitciKL
EEMIIUTigijrTBCKEIIS.

THE

US

BimlitaiiUk?

s#KS“r'”-"
c 1. i»cKtrooD. u

rA

c. X

FOUR-TRACK
NEWS

$33

Portland
Tacoma
Seattle

ppsfrir

city of TrnrerM City. Mlcklgna. hav«
been placed In my hands for c

ISOS, from S o’clock nntll U:30 o’clock
in the fortmoon. and from 1 o’clock to
4 o’clock In tho aftornoon of om^ day.
All taxoa paid
will be received

.............iXSi

ill »

C. a * L TO RICHMOND, 15.00
I

•

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THE BOSTON STORE

ro«r klnd-«c to f1 Ja
A OsM^st la imnwa.
Thrae hnman Iw^ next om am

Annual G. A R L «xciirak» to Rich­
mond. Ind. U on Tncaday, October
lath. ’Hekeu good for 10 daya. Get
full InfonnaUon from any G. A 4 L
ageaL or addrcaa C. L. Lockwood.
&mal Paaa. Agent, Grand

Removal Sale Price.
«f an Baklmo and M
Ufa tkM woaM. af
ftomthei

interest, and every artide u 3!
uated. There is no better magai
of travel for teacher* and poptb ti
Tk0 Ator Trwek ##m.
Published monthly by
George H. Danids. Fifty cent
a year, liiigle copie, fire centi.
Sold by I
the pobUaber,

Ptmii^CoiM

OATS

SettopScScNtShw^ Doable
berth, Chicago to Portland. 16.00

I will pay the high­
est Market Price

excursions In Pulhnan

-THE PBOBATI
■■

every one ot which is of human

Kew York.

tourist

oA9

Always in the lead.' We
offer this handsome Gold­
en Oak Folding Desk
and Book Shelf, same as
cut, for Tuesday, at the
ridiculous price 3.^

One hundred twenty or taore pa(

No. 7 East Fortyneecod I

M. &II.E. TIME CARD

^TirlU bo In my oAce tor the pu

This beautiful Golden
Oak Centre Table, fjuartdred oak top. exactly
like cut. o u r p r i c c

re* 1000 WATTS

Uohing, Bieedina Pites,

NviaallmBMlik
U|M B< Panr h.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The tax roUa for the ooUection of

m Extra CteirefvCreait

ARP
ABSOLUTBLT OPORLBSS

'

nuB* imrm rTrmwrrwc City for ’ Or»nd K*p
d of deetnu tlon la not only naed
inrliiueii. imt by persona who
make a bu-dnesa of killing coyoU
ig^Kansaa City JonrnaL

ClEAKST

CHEAPEST
A Leva Latter.
Would not Inleresl you if . you re
oklng for a guaranteed B^ve for
Sores. Bums or Piles. Otto \podd of
Ponder. Mo., writes: “I aufferW'wlih
gly sore for a year, but a box of
len s Arnica Salve cured me.”
It’s the beat Salve on earth. 25c at
Jas. O. Johnson s and F.
Meads
drug stores.

fiV

taf

J.FURTSCH

South Side Croomry.

Ahnp

poslttve are they of the remarkpower of this spedfle to core
erhes aad
agree to ref

Saves Two From Dsath.
**Our little daughter had an almost money If it does not give aatiafacUon.
tal stuck of whooping cough and
If you cannot call at S. E. Walt A
ancbllU.- Write. Mrs. W. K. Hsvl- Sons’ store today, send them 25 cenU
laud of Armonk.
rmonk. X. Y
Y. -but when all b: mall, and they will send You a
other remedies
ledle* failed
failed, wo saved her pa
life with Dr King’s
Kings New Dlaoove
s'^'w^it^So^ have beei able
Our niece, who had o
s^-cure only a IlmlUHl supply of the
tribunal In London Judge Ihck^soo.
KHTlllc. so great I.h V*»*’ demand, aad
of counsel foe the United Sinica. om
eluded
the argument for America
with an ellun i.. prove by diplomatic
corr»-sp.»mlence that Bngtand lacUly cev.-ry as to no other medirioe on
-a. calm to the^^- earth. InUlllhle lor Cougha and Colds.
admltt«d America
rttiwy- until gold was d{
5i*c and 31.00 bottk-s guaranteed by
Tfcr Trnafcle. mt the Cuy*!.
Jas U Johnson nnd F. H. Meads.
A rarin«*r living east
ha^ Kuiall cUamv foi
O., placed a half bushel of wheal Jn a Trial botUea 10c.
It \* ImnPMl ui-M. all occaaiuus and by
barrel of cider lo keep the Cder from
, “you can Jump on It. trameundrv method*. Aa the
turning hard
After the barrel ^
. but It will oomo up amillinfl
s r* ah.m: the plains be
bevm emptied of the elder he dum^
the stiaked wheat, rfut i<» hU hogs. The
iii!i bU vix ahooter. Tbc
porkers seemed to enj.n U and ate
an bai a shotgun or ride
place awaltcoyote near
ntcr of
cb«>k'c gantr never tula I a abot
coyote, while there ai
who do llltle elec but
one year’* end to an

Tuesday, only, while
For Tuesd
they last : we only have a
thc_
few ofthem that we wish
to close out, so don’t be
too late , for these bar­
gains : 1 : :

BmNfpn tak
SmthlalMS MNpt
Bnpit
him
Pm
AppM
Spml CesSSSZMha PkkhcMm

"''•'Eaxs'MP:'...B O NOS...

V aad la coal
scmelatlmtof
• Un «WTUrt >Dd to t UiitT i

5000 ISHELS
OF OATS
a J. MORGAN

nBli,IIOSS&60HPAIY, Bakin
Union Truet BMC. Detroit. Mich.
Wrtl. Mr SMtooW CMtor

a R. 4 I. ANNUAL CCURglON

^nijjy

WANTED!

JGARPET0EAH6

tobm>tfitii. .
Tickets good for 10 daya. See CL K.
4 L agenu for fnU inforaatkm, ar adIt deUrared at the tactory. a^

m.

CHtfia ItwMK
_ a a cHtfo^i

miBCimno:

WAIT KPARTIEIT

LOCAL TEAM
VlCtmm,

Thiity-Bglit Cents
for a heavy, fleeced suuwient
—extra warm, a^ good

CITY WOW Ficrr m-

Mmntiuifimt. 5 TO •

OHiAllM t> W» iOk.

fALT CITY TCAM VI^OItKCD »
^
TO WIW. OUT rAILCO

irS'Hr.sSs
ssjrir^"~

. do Ooot KM 9t
r.^lIdTlil. Mlara laitl today on

Om «r tb« proulMt ud
0tk«U

0UBM «r th«

Fifty cents

30lk

ug them belag a gold watch not

'

, TBAYMBE CCTT. MEOB, MOKllAT. OOTOBKE H,:

will make tbe lattm cKy tbair ftrtufu

M

for double back and front
fleeced lined goods-siso
hesw ribbed goods—blue,
brown Or grey.

Seventy-Five Cents
for a grey double breasted
goods—part wool—a gj)Bat

Petertyt's

dntM Tn the City' Mta'^Stuid.
Tbme will be a nwatlai of the re^
11 clerks tkls evening In Montagne
Lll at g o’clock sharp. A full attendJ^n
plaaterlng In

Tte M half rMult«d to no •
•Ktettgh vbra time wm xnlM
mi m vltblD tw.
Mm’s lanL Afior
mUmuim or play In

li

ihUik. (kat win
The inaplmtloo InsUtute fm

HUnToi

^o2iy*a'lidr'yM crowd was In «tMdanno at Um Talr srouads. but
bad to be secured to poll
Into Manistee. Tbe wbtath

MM about 1:80 ocJock

rsc

nderwear
$1.00

nderwear

Tror-

The State strmt partne baa n
ten opened tbe entire Mgth of (

nderweai*
38c
nderwear
50c
nderwear

One Dollar
for pure, allwosl. red, brown,
camel hair or grey colors—
also Wright’s Health, wool
fleeced goods—very large
assortment of dollar goods.

One Dollar and TwcD’
ty-Fivc Cents
for heavy brown camel hair
or grey, steam sknuk goods
—no better wearing goods
than these.

$1.25

nderwead*
$1.50
nderwear
$2.00
nderwear

^^^ra^*hay d^W bracs^^ they held

Tb« ncar.k» «> the MANS,
road yesterday was not largely attend­
ed. Only about to made the trip.
Glllls to having bis j

of paint
^*Manlatee's defaaalra playlat wa
Icatlon of Traverse
fhO haat and thay aooo bald Trar<
City Lodge. No. 882. F. A A. M. toCity for downs, rtom tbU time forth
oigbt- Work la tbe flrat degree.
Mb taams altamated with the ball
Mrs. J. E. OrelUck. who baa been

Si^rSt.'S^
tnff tba teat pan of this baU the vis
Itora bacan to bare aa adrantace and
ware steadily advandne the
llaalataa s goal and bad It wit
yards ^ a touchdown when tl

Dr. Chaae.**^
***
step ladder on which E. Lyon

ftreeis. slipped this morning and be

It Was durias this half that Ebrvn
bvger aacured the ball on a fumble
les will prwe serkNia.
by MaaUtae and ran the entire length
All members of tbe city I
taam are asked to be out to p
this evening A game with ML
predooaly downed by Manistee
'
run was a 40-yard daab and

for’ an extra fine quality
camel hair, or natural wool
grey, steam shunk goods—
also a fine blue ribbed wool
underwear—another extra
heavy all wool, dark brown.

w^-2»'srv.-a&*]^

Two Dollars
buys the famous “Jar<» Hy­
gienic Underwear” —‘ very
heavy—natural wool fleece
lining—absorbs the perspir­
ation and keeps you warm
and dry—many customers
Y^lllwear no other under­
wear than "Jaros”

^mm
rn^mm

Two Dollars and Fifty
Cents

HAlit OE KXfH A Nt >

igSrStSSi-S

for underwear that is not
only extra heavy but EXTRA
FINE—pure selected wool—
as good as money will buy.

$2.50,

Tha r»rnt HaK.
TraTarar City kbskad off to a
^ tW » md line. Maniitaa U»an a
ra the rl^-------scare prorod

One ik)Uar and jFifty
Cents

WE WANT YOUR UNDERWEAR TRADE

MICELLANEOU*.

and have both the goods and prices to warrant us in expecting it. We buy underwear
direct from the manufacturers in the.original cases—thirty-six dozen to a case-and
save money by being in a position to handle such large quantities -our old customers
areawareof the underwear values we offer each year-We want the nrym wbo have
never bought underwear from iis-"lf we sell him once, he’ll come again. :
:
:
:

HAMILTON CLOTHING COMPANY * traverse oty

■].;*Sn5Krs.‘\:j:ss,s-^

tain of tbe baseball team of Olivet colthan Trarerse City's IS-yard Hne dor
Ink tbU half, and Kruntz was raai
alble for tbU by a long end run
Tbs Sacofid MaW.
^e Mvas iMjte^lO^mlnutes^ 1
m ulen”^ean the two h“ “•
Manistee kicked off, and Trav
City adraaoed the ball 10 yards
2t*itie'blckuIiL dKm**«d
a fake and play netted good gains es
time. In fact, each play was aim
sura to net at Mat three yards ■
with thirteen.minutes of this kind of
wMk the boys bad the liall across tbe
llaa tor a toMcbdown. » Khrenberger
cnrrM tbe ball acroas
Pound failed
at goal by a small margin.
Traverse City kicked off. but
Md tbe ball la her

K$

brace up and bold them for downs
Ml Invariably failed to make the r«

with a miaote and a half to play
Pound trted for a place kick near tbe
M-yard line but mlsse*! the yeoal
was hardly got Into play
agala before time was called and the
game was over with Traverw* City
tbe victors by a score of b to 0. Wb
the game ended tbe ball was well

'^rscs:
■

\:^r:

probably Pound. Bak er. Wynkoop
slight advanu
Tbe line was a surprtae to all.Tbe
i
Ibr locals held the fierce

**There will be a cbleken pie supper
tomorrow. (Tuesday) evening at tbe
First Baptist ebureb from 5 to 7
o'clock
Price. 15 cenu.
' A special meeting of the Northern
Michigan l»oultn and Pel Stock asso•Hailon will be held tonight In Dock

J. W. Slater left this no
fornlng from Dellalre. -

m
Specials From The
Carpet Section
TO-TRAW TOIAT-riN(^
Every piece of Straw
Mtlting left over Irom
this season's selling
must be closed out dur­
ing the next 10 tbra.
W'i n t e r goods are
crowding in on us. and
wc mtm have the room.
Measure up >t>ur rooms
and come in tomorrow
or any ume this week.
The aasortroent is grwl
and here are the prices
that wiU roos-e it otli
lively^ ::
:: :: ::

will visit for a Ume and bunt for bli
Harry Day went to Allyn thtoTumi
Ing for a visit
W. H Umlor. Judge F W. Mayne.
J. W. Patcbln and Court Stenographer
Henderson went to Inland this
lag to attend circuit court.
Amll F Kerllnger left today on a
bnalness trtp that will Include llel
lalre. Bast Jordan. Eastport and Cen
Iral lAke
D H D
Haven are In the cliy on
*James Love left this morning for
his home In Scotland, after a visit In
the city with Wiliam Lodaon and
of Niagara Falis and 1
iroe Center ar
city today noon, on buaL
Carter baa reiu
s' visit U Oral

•"
fiemtthifig

I2ic kind at -...^.-.^... 9c
18c and 20c kind at........ 12ic
22c kind at.................. . . I5c
26c kind at......... .
1^
bSckindat. ............. . . . 2SC

-

- You wffl end Mttliog . very utmictoiy floor coveriog, in
(act there is oothmg quite so nice (or dining rooms or bed

M

SHOES...

Made-Up Rocs at About One-TUrd 0ft
In connection with the Hatting tale we willaell about
16 made-up rugs; rugs made up of remnants of Bnuiels. Vel­
vet!, Axminstgr, etc. The aixet differ; some large, some
small, Better bring the tire of your room and we will help
you select a suitable 6IUng. .

n

to build IL lu POWOT to eeUmnted i
wrtljb^w^
belag equal to atx mlUkm egadM. h
" . The team was neeoaspaaM to ManMM by Manpfsr R L Nye. Coach aiOTherani^H MMa iMpom
Btma. and Harry Dean The oBclals
. of the game were Mr. Packard
m Btfknmnn af Ann Arbor, who was

2;y«r!5!rkrrfiL‘';^
ymsT^Jiy^nlgfig shewed the
•me fiMg
and that

wSk

s;i.w

lwrirty,««a:::.Vi;V.r-

w:'

V'

needs no IntKKluction to the )*eople ol this cilv, but
call your attention to the new Fall and Winter
styles
::

3.SO,
SOI.II

Caliiig Msailiog ckick.

4.00.

ONI.V

Bachaiit & RosDoa ^ ^

Jiaiiriter

EXCISIONS
PereMaSSouette

- Football Came. SatunJay.
it. oI M.. 7U; Bi-lolL f.
MlBnewjia. 4«: Amea. o
rhicaao, 22; Purdue. 0.
Wisconsin. 40;
2;:; Wa«l
j Grand Lodge *
««9<naw, OcL
e. o.
Iowa, 2=; Drake.
Yale. 22: Springfield. (*.
One ire/or the round trip. Tlrtteis
Amherst. 5; Uanrard’o. *
I»rinceU)n, 20; Brown. «
Oct 12Columbia, 6;
H F. Moel ler. G. 1
Cornell. 12
CoU«‘ge, 0.
G. R. A I. TO RICHMOND. fiS.00
Carlisle. 3U; Frankllr
Annual G. R A 1. excursion to Rich­
l^nslng H S . 11: G rand Rapids H.
mond. Ind . Is on Tuesday, October
12tb. Tickets good fur 10 days. Get
Manceluna. 22; Kalkaska. 5.
full Information from any G. R; 4 I
Boyne City. 27; Boyne Falln. o.
agent, or address C. L Lockwood.
Cadillac H. S.. 29; Clare. «.
Muskeiron H. 8.. 0; Kalamsron H General Pass. Agent. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
1996-61

Suit
, If )Ou have not already Iiought
)'Our winter suit ami arc looking
for something that will give you
entire satisfaction at a irfodcratc
cost, made to your measure from
the l>est gofxls the market affortls, it will |>ay >oii to call w<l
ace us

We show nothing but

pure all-wool goods and make
them up in the style the nobby

Removal Sale Price8360 Sterling. Case marred in trans8300. Orlnnell :
--------- str«
Front
street. Beadle block

Everything that I
you And at Benda’s.
GRJNNELL BR()R have
complete list of ta
records In northern

the

only

I kinds <
’s and o

dresser would wish to wekr. “If
}*ou want it THE RIGHT WAY
leave your order here to-day.**

fruit delivered at the factory, and
rot^aU^paekages. Traveme

RndrusaFreSt

Sweden exported 20,000 tooa of butgiven the SalvaUon Army to
I auflerlng among the ne«ly.

Have You One of Onr 29c Footstools?

*iidr you
TRY A ntcomo WANT AD,

Penetrates as no other Unlment can penetrate.
5inks right into the fevered skin and takes out
pain. Good for everything that walks.

Good for Man or Beast. Cures
hurts and pains anywhere in the
body or on the surface.

Met ad ttw Tmiu.
Whm the Metartotm team reached

HO DISCOUHTi
ON GAS BILLSj
AFTER I5tk !

THE DOUGLAS SHOEi
3.00,

“nTT”-

Bi Svtla sanitbr

All LiNION IVIADK Take a look
at them displaycil in our East Window.

lee ileete.-

During tbe awsond half Garland was
- i right end. w
“

M'iTSiiS*

W. L.. DocJSTlas «

Baldwin to spend Sunday.

old be given to Beldlng and
tea. who are green men on tbe te
who played Hhe peofeaslonals
fn^. Travene City's Uae-up was com
poped of only five old men the other

•vrtxrisr^..

O'

THE GREATEST EMERGENCY UNIMENT KNOWN.

Hght lor day or
BrajyzS E. Front
block In a few daya.

atroet.

Krep It in your bouse.
Keep It In your shop.;
K^ it in your office.
Keep it at your staMes.
Keep it at your car boma.

Mexican ilVIuetari^ I Ldniment
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