The Evening Record, September 17, 1903

The Evening Record, September 17, 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)

1903-09-17

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YmERDAY« I88UE

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THE E\^1^G RECORi)
SEVENTH YEAB-W7*

TBAVraSE CITY. lOCH^ THI KSDAY. SEPTEMBER IT, 1»0S.

O.H.SOAO
ISS^^

Par a Vary Utpa Phmn nf tM CHiidNaw.YaHt

DEATBUST
APPALUNG

Now York. Sepu iT.-^lsnrwCtaa.
bear and llqaom. crapa. gambHag oa At PiPULT OP tMi PTOPbl ON
ATLANTIC COATT
atta smoklag by boys will toad.' Tba STtANSBlFTimifn TUITLE
mm Mi «mn. wo eonelnaton
was raaobad. ba r - his personal obaarratloaa as a
nOAp WILL Pi COHiTPVCTiO PV
had come bafora him lor crlmaa rang
C. M. iTPOM^ 4 POP
lag from mladaasaaaora to barg
showed angers ihnt ware Mninad
tba yllow dieookimtion doe to

AND t4 OF

CPiW

u*. runitsh the ri*ht
The nmA will be of ibe kUiidard
aad ftuiMs of tb« olMrtrlc nmAa oper
oilns oo( of the dtlM of Detroit Md
Qrmnd Rapldt. The eooetructlon eKick
will be dooe hr MeMrw C H Strooi
A Son. the well known contmctor* of
fleveinnd. Ohio Thie fnct. of lieelf.
ebould be n euPcieni gunrmntee to the
nilMWE of thie oauunlir m to the
chnmcter of the rand they mny exthU pro|»o*mon Involve# the ex
pendliure In tht* eliy and vlolnliy of
ntwrly n half mlllloo dollar#. !• behuuvet everyone who ham the Inter­
mix of this aectlon of the cxraniry at
' heart, to do everythin! In hl« p«iwer
lo aid In thU ent«*rprlae. It U n well
known fart that nothin! contribute*
. M) much to the prosperity and wealth
^if a elty a« a well operated system of
Interurban nwds •
When thU road Is rompleted. which
will be dime within the time limited,
every piece of property, both in the
city and Peninsula township. Is very
nuiterlally Increased In value, not only
bacntaae of the large amount of mc»ney
expended In the construction and
malntalnln! of the railroad, but also
on account, of the ^cra^ facllliles

bUtor

1 between him
1 President Gompers of U
a PederatloB of Labor. Is
of an emfor the fatal stabblBC
i
olas Hall, and several oth

O. M. •ni Po ilMtrk PMd.'

SPAFFORD
CONVICTED

ladlaii^lls. Sept. 17.—The

FotoHy

r York. Sept. 17 -^Tke death list
Homing as the raault of the burI which swept the eastern coast
yesterday shows thirty dead, some

Jarmlsootta. Maine. Sapi. 17-The
king schoooar George F. Edmunds
Oloucesier was wrecked at Tomagald Point early this morning and 14
of her crew, including the captain
re lost. Only two of the crew esFOUND GUILTY OF NANtLAUGMwd The flshlng sebuoaers Sadie
TEN THIS AFTERNOON
I Umaa of Proapaci. Maine, were
L» wrecked at the same plaoe It
aaderstod that the entire crews
were drowned, but the number of men
lost Is not yet known.
Norfolk. Va-. Sept. 17.-The British
eamshlp Mexicana turned turtle at
STAY OF EENTENCE GRANTED « during ^^Tjms^y
UNTIL OCTOIER IE
» officers and men but one was saved
Angle Ses. N. J.. Sept. 17.—After a
•‘troggle for six hour* on a tempt‘slThe Caae Will be *a. ten men of the ocean going
tug Simrtan. wesrlng life prewrver*.
ion of First Degree Murder Was
were rescue*! by John l^.nsrd in a
fishing smack yesterday. Five <»iber*
Eliminstsd by Judge Ch.t
*.f the tugs crew are missing The
S;mrtan foundered and went to pieces
‘ aadwlae shoals in a heavy sea

JUST OOT ovki 4 Honss

tb^moTemmt*^aiast organixed labor
nod Crosby gave It his aaqualifliM ap
provaL holding that the slavery of the
ualoD was worse than the ills which
Doo-aaioB men may suffer from lack;
of orgaalxaUoa.
1
The argument soon degen*^ratetl
fiio personallrles and the lie wsi
passed. Crxjsby. seeiag that*he wai
outnumbered, started to walk awwy
but was followed by the
who taunted him w
and working for a t

MISS MATTIE FEIGER DEAD
Sister of Deputy Shenff Succumbed

LALLAROOIIB
TO MANISTEE

OET I N

poruLAi courts wedded

cation of New JofMy's Monu-

pratoe. the memory ««C New Jer*ieys
warriors who fell on Aniletam s field
was honored to day Presl4ent Rinwefew JerM'y
volt and tbe Bower of New
Jeriu'y s
clttxoBship were preoeai to milngly
dedicate tbe beautlfol si
sute had raised to her *

very pretty home wedding took
place last evening at eight oVlock at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Hg West Front street, when
hter Josephine was uatted
la marriage to Mr. HaroM A. Walker,
the Rev. Wm. T. Woodhouae perform­
ing the ceremony, using the bcsuUfuI
re.* The house was prettily

and nasturtiums, the bridaT* couple
standing under s beautiful bell of
ferns and sweet peas. After congratu­
lations dainty refreshmenU of Ices
sad cake were served by Mrs. H.
Leutholtx and Miss Ella Lourle. Tbe
bride was beautifully gowned In a
traveling gown' of castor colored
A Wlr. IS
CvMUwr a
broadcloth and carried white astors.
Chicago. Sv'pt. 17 The
maid of honor. Miss Ella Lourle.
t*m is out of danger
was sweetly gowned In bine broadriaas After an wly connilU dot h and carried pink astors.. The
i was given out that the dlstln- groom was attended by the brides
pd patient had rested well dur­ nephew. Mr. Albert Plough. Mr. Ed
ing the night and Is in fairly good L. Beaware. brother of the bride, was
spirits this morning. It Is the oplaloa master of cerenaonies. Many beauti­
ful presenu were received.
Both bride and groom are p .
asylum people and have many friends
FiOSTINCOllllELT
wishing them s happy and prosperous

•O THERE, NOW
If Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker left oa the
»:10 train ihU morning for a ten days’
rlslt with the groom s parents at Port
Hope. Mich, and will be at home to
Chicago. Sept. 17.—Reports this heir many friends after October 1st.
Miss May Ooetot. said Iasi
night: *-The talk about a marriage _x>nilBg indicate that the area , af
^ttosH^ Is aU^
tove^a^we
WILL LAY BRICK THIB WEEK
I iMsheU and fully one half of thU
s secure against Injury.

May OeelePs Duko Bays Ho Is Not

ly boltoves la Amortoaa institutions’^
TBHIGH

M.

C. Mich.. 84n»t. ir-^dH

MRS. ORIDLEY DEAD
The ralas have laterfered cos
ably with the work oa the Stale street
WMow of Lato Talbot JOrWtoy Paoood paviag. but whenever tbe men
work at all. the laying of coocreu
Mrs. HarrioT^rldle^widow of the
late Talbot Qridley. died todaj' about
11:SO o'clock at 4tS QarBeM avoooe.
at thr age of M ycara. Deoooaed was
an oM roaMent of this city aod a mom
syENTB IN socirrvbor of the toeal Womaa’a SoltoC Oorpa
Her htmbaiid was a membor of the
2lu be held
Saturday mormlag at 16:90 fraa the
home uador dtroctkm of Uadectakei

mmo «o W3.WO.

BENDA A OOIUI^ANV
1 h, Iteal RellalX* Clothier,

g ervs.

;

Hew Underwear

*
■ ■ NelJId

GOLDEN ROD

I.E. STROK, Mp

".5^

r_ Always gel your moneys worth at

THE ECONOMY STORE
----------------------- r_____

Ladies’ Shoes
.Two Dollars.
Very Slylish

FACTORY FOLKS
Vho pay rent, and would like
to buv a bontc, might be intcrtslctiin a plan that pays the
rcnl and buys the hotnc—that
the KtHingtr Eat/ pa/mant
pJan-Go other like it none
!ust as gooil. A six room cot­
tage on Cedar street - we like
lo show you and give you your
own terms on—that’s just
one of the numerous bargains
awaiting >x>u.

We show all the
latest styles, call
and see them.
The OW Reliable Shoe *>ou,e

Uerfinger,

FRANK FRIEDRICH & GO.
The New Stand. 242 Front

tbtmaaoatrmmktrn’s

—------ il

Wa Hawt a Pint Ciaat
makar^tSkap

A Ribbon

I
I
I
I

TRY A RECORD WANT Aa

$$••-

Our $3.50 and
...$3.00 SloesI*or Nk*n arc better .than
ever this fall. All shapes
and all the jjood leathers.

ROWLAND DODCLASS
Vtm Shoe Store
Rotnet e Old Suod

FED — Immediately., a
the Lak# View House.
pida wages $104)0 per
1»4S-tf

Front SC

RECORD WANT

3

Our top Coats
'

Opportunity
We recently purchased from an im­
porting house in New York, a large
consignment of Ribbons. Itwasthe
quantity th4t made the price, and
you receive the benefit. Remember
the Ribbons advertised here are no
job lot of off colors, but a good
quality of Satin Taffeta in good
colors only, such as pure white,
cream, black, cardinal, light blue,
light pink. etc.
Nos!
Nos. 40.^0. widths for 16c.

“\

Perfect
Titting

newest
Designs
ww

TiPt

Dollars
Up....

Jtreontime
They’re here, and the
sale on them has be­
gun—don’t Iwait until
you feel that you real­
ly must have one for
your comfort: buy it
now. and get every
minute’s comfort you
can out of it—We
show the best handtaiiored products—no
such fittingcoatselsewhere— _ _ - - -

COR.
ASO

lag wao Tory »lo^Uy gpoat at the

i;;..

Vou-ll be sattshcd and
get value recieved-----

-»rvo„.s.

UFTONODTOF DANGEl

UfRONOI OF HEMES

S'HHC,
KIMBALL

W.W.KIIIiULL COMPANY

closed here i
Msskm thto t

'^^Tbe^nd^durtng the en<
Interfered with the enjo
much of the I
- veterans.
r prevent their enjiiyn I of the af

Ifyouhavenrttoiible io fiadiag HtiSKtay UNDERWEAR
«t can give lOajttK vrtut you wiat. Pricet are easy too—

IL I l>J E

itrocltlss Continu* in Vilayst of
Kern'S
Aent la the morning. This afiemoon
Adrisnoplo-Chrlstlan PopulaIrowds came in from along the Per*
tion Ducimatsd.
Marquette and tbe G. R. A 1 rail­
roads. Tbe Kalkaska band catoe with
tbe delegation from that plac«> and
Consianiinople. Sept 17.-Thept.rte all went on the 3:56 train
ms been informed that 4.tKH) Bulgarsns are preparing to cross the south

day state that the slaughter has
so wholesale that the Christian |
latlun has been decimated The
lutkmlsu have m»i been by any n
subdued la that district, for re

Mr. Slim and Mr. Stoat

wear. F.iual to %5.W)
shoea AU styles the one

• d«Mt Uatmts at etamom? Frktt
Satunlsy aftern*K»n at twii
Hev 1> Cwhtin
ate and the funeral
in < harce
of H L Carter

HOSmiTIES
BEGINNING

rsT';

aww while the gtockiimoM complete. We are thowuag s liBe
ofOvercomsthmare -wayupinG-m. tar as Qoalitn Ftt and
workmanship goes—as to price, well, we start Splendid Ganneats
at $7.00 and so oo up to $18.00. We have chca^ Ovcvcoatt
at $1.50, $4.00. $6.00.

^1

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OFflCEiS ELECTED

DtjlarTakiaHinl...

Miss Hattie U Felger. age 33
died about seven ockK'k this
lag at the borne of her brother,
uty Sheriff Philip Febp-r *.f KG3
Front street, of consumption.
DeceasMl had been la IVtnWt stime rec«>4vlng treatm«rni for tiifl
matory rheumatism, but her ma
developed Into quick *xmsump4i4«n
(wused her .bath She wa* a*#x.m
jianled by her
Jlrom IVirtdt and
only came fr*»m tber»- .ast Satnr.Uv ■
She was on her way to the h..n,e
•r in ilH- Itirml.-y iieiKh I

St •cut U, Ih. K^ratss lUcot*.

Clous of the FWs Uk*

• • GtpBMkStm
New Fallf
Styles
l^i'i
of
Ralston
Health Shoes
For Men

Phy slciaas say fYosby caanot i
Hsll U la Jail.

Fraakfon. Sept. U.r-Ai 3 odock
this afternoon the Jury in the case of
Game Warden Spafford brought In a
vtfrdict of manslaughter, after being
John Luranger ha# Ju#i U-en ap­
out since leraO o'clock Judge CTill
pointed a memiHT *»f fhe exi*cutlve
tenden instructed them. ibsi they
commltlee of tbe l»robaie Judge aww>must not find the defendant guilty of
clati*»n. He attimded the me«MiDg dnrBrst .degree murder. IlmlUng them lo O. O. K. K. HAVE GONE TO THE lag the early pat
part of ihU month and
second degree murder and toanslaugh
has Just received woni of bis spiKitnt
SALT CITY IN FORCE
ter When the verdict was given the
ment. The meeting
ting was held this
.vear at Battle <*reek and mill Im- held
next year at Cbarlev*Tlx
or to argue a m*»TAXONrOODPlODUCTS
» Guard of 75 Left
The case will be
as fixed at $
ing and Bigger Bunch This
iHj able to fui
jmeni* of both
AskTIiMai Whi 0ns On
b and Hon G G.
The advance guard of Lalls Rtxikh
temple No 115, D. O. K. K. left this
lag
about
75
strong
with
120
Umdon. ^pt. 17.—Though Uslfour.
tickets sold for Manistee. The big
In" a psmlihlei U*ueil Wednevday
Bight, nukek no mention, of the tarn
crowd left this afternoon oa the 3:5€
tluo on fttod. it Is probsble thst sny
etaUatory dull*
declaratlaa for rctsUstory
duties may
ChancelUw of Jhe Exc
fb an
de to resign. S^b
at act
I badge with an ostrich printed
liy of a
BULGARIANS PREPARE 1% INe advant'e guard took along os'
VADE TURKEY
,,„?a. camels. glrmBes. goals. eUpbaniB and In fact they bad a com»ws of Premier Bai

50 Cents

the Natkmal Manufacturers- assocla
Uoa. baoaoaa be has soecessfully rvslated every attempt to organise hto

OF » WiNT

Each Warn Or

•’ 3Sjr:;.'t,-rTS:s:

ParryY Wmployw

riSwt"pr^5dem^^ M'*S!rr?*Sf

DOWN

“"^iSa'^SSHnia cignraUa emol

mthar than to the ase of cJgarwttae. for
the lauer Is the very worst habit to
brwak from Boys wbo use cIgareUas
haves aoch an nppt
nppaUte for them that
to gat them. "
win steal the t

■MMliaiMHUNSTAUED
Owe a#

UNION.

JyamiltonQotbmg ^

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THE EVKHJJiG BBOCHO), TR&VEBSB CHY, ICCH, CTCB8DAY, tiiJTKMBKB 17. 1»0».
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ADVANCE
SALE^

mnKmum
1 9l Jooepb wbea tba tbnaara b»

«,IA„p nUVBlM HMAL^
TI^T. PATI»«>i

a

ft-.':' ■; •

tkair ateaa tkar ka« aa Mas tku tka

W. HAWWI

■tsu“«rrv2rs:;s

ttsss.'s-sr

us «>.
a riusitilili stsfr oC
■uss aa4 lasMUtr to Mali a s>-

.’siJsy.ssarMrs

p«in ttat we ao hi doeeo k>«» after the ro* eoaunencti.
Our two ipeaklf «e. 6iil:

r L SAVING
tieam wet weather dartap tbe p^
few weeks bas eaaacd anay of tbe
tobera to rot and la aoaw last

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aot bare kaowa him.
‘ >.

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riSr*iu reports tbe potato crop ta

||hu £-SV^g:=
■

A. «i«tc»iH.

ts

^SS^^bdbtetfceS^u. orf« to nppir oor wholmle

eeired rauvaa of If.ld, or »

.A good tane wmmi p«ir Uifket* f«
.« -o^taeoke..

We h.« my price or «iy «yle yoo w«t. alio aU lin.la of com.
idneia. aheeta. pOlows. bed apreada. |«Dow cases, etc.

There

««-.*.».

See thewi h> cor window; anylhing to famish your home.
r tbe
s."- a

S«** iSJ

«t tte r
city. MldL. M i

tbe Potta

DV&i'EtS*

M« la er«ry oa«
be. mat, aad
Jy told hU atory toa ^MUi

ssssrssJJir-t

TUAT AtA«KA MUMOAMV.

of

T»rt«l.

H—. Fwid—r.

o. P. CABVffB A BIta

s:sru.r«-ir«.‘2a*s; - p.nsui-ssi.i'-jrpk'ii:
been tber* before.

I .ta to paM apoa tba

«V;Sr"c??Jr.k aTVS
'x-jirsr.;oaku..a

and completr my ti

this year U aot larpe enouph U
ride tbe resldeats with ibdr

nKJ-..-, iaa

r of fact, be bas iwlc**

rEr

oret that ba

d“uil"w?l*iehlJdVlil. the

^oaaaaaloo of Amartoaa
trrrUory
would ba of adTaatapa to Caaada
*"F1*lled with the slid desire that |KWUattad »tataa oapbt to •orraader
MMOd him to abare bis secret with
aome oae. be opened the subject sevtkation
erol times with strangers, he sa>»^
Mt baa baaa tbe aim. bower*
H«- eren
went to the goremor of
CaaadlaB atataamaii latareated la tbe
daratafamat of tba Caaadlaa Kortb
> down at tbe last minute. Anally
lecrel became too weipbty fur
as for King Midas' barber. He
the friend—who betrayed him.
During all his 20 year* of freedom

was twice In the Alabama sute asy
lum at Toakaloosa for Insanity, but
when released was appanmtly a* safe
as any one else, although a physirni
wreck and with his m-rre* unstrung

Mt. tmn

JOHN R. Santo

“*nlU^*for fl?e y
V,*"lha. after
ving a little more than a year and
a hsif. There was no trouble -kUmt
aaaatloa. Tboa tba poraniBM
the
escape,
but Daly never got orer It
aapalaaaoa of tba elalm. aad erer aloce
I probable that he will be partbat tliaa preaaora has baaa
. as he suffered during his
^ Saplaad to force tbe British por
of freedom more than if he had
aenmaat aad the Knplisb p<
Doofined A» *»»»*

ibi? he

;• * -'
.^1

ft-H

h^^

sene oot the remaining three and
half years of imprisonment he owes
to the sute; Indeed. It would take a
aborl term In the penitentiary tc
dlpaatkm tbat win prerail in Canada very ahoi
kin him.
abtmld tbe declstoo be adrerae to the
elalm pot forward by the Canadian
•too Reward. $100.
paearwmaai. Of course, there will be
Tbe reader, of this paper
pleased to know that there Is
one dr««ded disease that scle
been
able
to cure In all Its stages and
Vmattoan tarrllory. There has I
tbat Is Catarrh. HaM's CaUirh Cure
Wlpaatloo ta Caaada for the las|;
• fmn baeanae of the Indifference
being a constitutional dlsftie. re
quires
a constitutional
treatment
Hall’s CaUrrh Cure is uken Intern­
U fact, the hoimdary roi
ally. acting directly upon the * blood
»ow alttlBp la Laadoo was «
an«l mucous surface* of the system,
thereby destroying tbe foundation of
to ffalat tba aptutioa la Ca.
tbe disease, and giving the pailept
to aettle all poastloas pertalai
•treaptb by building up the constitu­
. Alaakaa bouadary- It is dealr
tion and assisting nature In doing lu
Ibis be doae
It U aot ctmcelrable. work. Tbe proprietors have so much
faith In Its curalhe powers, that they
will be Influ- offer One Hundred IMlars for any
fails to cure
Send for
aooad by tbe threats or a{
CiaidlaB apltakora^ Tbe whole pround
WU1 be pooe orer. tbe facts will be
made clear, and all the wi
kaow tbat Caaada aever ba<

LW HkSTIlieS & SOR

•‘“jssv’issrdsis.-_____
098. 8AWYCR A

deposit^ ^
*h 2£^t.*2i5oaHlor***'**^
t

Hotel Brunswick wv« T..

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UeJ* 2-n

bVaCM,

1^«-of>r.;

LARSON'S, PARK

Butchers and Sausage Makun

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST

HOTEL

ica—•(» New Wilhelm Block Cltl
eos* Phone 682.

Claua Wafnar. Proprleujr
bctponm bay. mvH

WANTED A hu.-tling man f w.»rk
r.-al estate
Bfg ctmimUshHi
Ner
nnger Kes! Estafe Eirhanc-

\X roost reasonable pnccs.

That is the wa\

we arc aiding roai

You don't need

great slock of lurniturc. bm certain i*icres arc almosi

I« (-lulnird thill the thrnm' r< oi;- i.
royal palace in Ainat-rdiiin > lie
moM magmthviii hallriNim ir Ernie.
The throiH- room wa* mast l..auiifully
I,ie,| III the M*vei.te. iiih .i-mi ry
bv Dutch K. ulptor* and iwlntcr*
feel In hnrth. *lxty-lwo feet wide
and \M fi^t high

such

ncccssai

J! Chiffonier
the handsoroot article of furniture in the bed room,
five good sired ilrawcns and a fine mirror.

with

fuurjor

There are some that

have even more drawers and a mce place for hats; some even use
this place for a ••.Medicine Cabim.-t;”
,
ftemecy
• B. L. Byer. a well I
ihU town, say* he be
laln'a Colic. Choler
Remedy saved hD
He had been sick I
_ the doctor* called bilious dys­
what
entery. and could get nothing to do
Jo him any good until he tried ihta
remedy. It gave him Immediate re
Jef.' sav* B. T. uule. merchant, HanWk. Md. For sale by Jai^ G John-

alwa>-s know where the roost

uicd medicines arc il needed in a hurr>-.

We have cighicen differ-

cot kinds of Chiffoniers priced from $6.00 tO $27.00

Bought that Carpet Yet?
Seen

our new

ones?

We

have selected a

stock which will enable >ou to buy that wh^ch*
' it beautiful and wc*ll gnaranlce
There are Ingrains an.I
Brussels and

Fn-m-h antroloiiflt* *sy Hum thi* Is'
dng to lK> a very unlucky y.-ur. be-;
tiise ht no fewer tlian three eaw-s the
Itli of a month fan* on a Friday . nm1
M year: when tbe ralaliilty only h»p»ned oni-e. we liad Ibe eruption of Mt.
Pelee a* a iNTfiiily olivh.in ,n,„*e.

the

Velvets,

wear

and Body

Royal WiUons to select

fiom.

Thcpallems arc the han.’sorcst we have carried.

Then there are r.:g«,

b»g

ones that

cover the who*e floor, and little ones just rigl t
for the doorway or in front ot the
shown in the city.

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piano; tuch a st^k is seldom

The newest styles,

latest

patterns and rirh-

est colorings,

' •
Stomach Tih>ubU.
I have been troubled
with my
tnach for the paat four year*." *ays
L. Beach of Clover Noi»k farm.
Greenfield. Mas*. "A few day* ago I
was Induced to buy a box of Chamber
laln'a Stomach and Uver Tableu. I

ftlust fynve a Chinia Closet
to put your pretty fancy China
with the other dishes.
friends.

trouble with your stomach try a box
these Tablet*. You are certain to
. pleased with the reault. Price 25
niA t\*T aale by Jas G. Johnson.

in^ surely get broken if put awav

Must have a pUce to show them to ypur

Then il is such an ornament to the room.

greatest dispUy of handsomely

made, artistically

China Closets that the largest factories

Tl is ts the
pul together

could p-oiluie.

We were

parlicuUriy fortunate in being able to “get in on tbe giound floor"
with some of these Uige concerns, and the result b the lowevl

IVier Perron, the guide who took tbe
vt
Imrn

prices for the Ivcsi of goods.

Owas His LW* ^Nalghbars Kind-

'

Mr. D P. Daagherty. well known
ihrongboot
Mercer
and
Somiier

^^

Tim Travaraa^^^

.

.Meal. 2dv.

these i!.v>-s to “.-ct up house kcci>ing."
tlM* Inn.! known lawyers of
Id a »■*.•• in tciirt against a
ke|it a .igsr store op|K.slte
om- of the large leuels. The n.an had
hM>k«-n the law.
n-nn to sa.v." asked Ibe
lawyer, "that you have made a living
out et that st'*re for a 'p.-riod of one
yearr*
•A." rrplle.1 the man:
fnmi the hotel early
Ing and ask for ir. and «
and llH-r
don't know the dlfferrme •
• lm|w*sslhli- " said the Iswyi-T
-Oh. no. It l.n’I." said the stnn
nlinly: *
I tliu.-s " -riiltadrlphla Ledger.

aad Diarrhoea Remedy, which carad
him in leas than twaaty^bnr hoar*.
For sate by Jaa. O. Johamm.

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314 FRONT ST.
R.\TKS

*digb Class dome Outfits^

-Aometimea.- aald rm4e Kben.
man pita aboard jes’ fob habbln' mo luakes childbirtb roay
pmpariag the
cm^pmt^Kma ' *
prudence dan yuihoh folks 1 specks
dat Noah’a wh-ked neighbor bad
heap to aay apUkskl. ship momffwl
mother aad child: the timenf coafiacmcat
afiuh de rain sot in g<svd an' steady
~Washington Klar

tbHr memlea that If tber
bey are perfectly willing
r.-PbUadelphia R«sMrd

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mOTMEirS FRiEMO

aae

JCMIPET CLEARIR6 WORKS...

PCNMALLCOON

..DENTISTS... • i

For Sale by Jas. G. Johnw>n and Bug
bee A Roxburg .

urlaaipb of aa tau«laatIre brain
tiM aoreltat foresaw with keen perweptloa the fulor. peoprest of Inren
flM and sclenfUk akUl. Only
4aya ago a aham battle oetwe*
torpedo boats aad a submarine craft
rosalted la a rldory for the diver
|%ta .was In a «alet sea. Later.
• iMory sea oa. aaoCber teat was made
iad tbe sttboMilae boat won easily
Tbls tras aot all- Tbe crew of tbe
craft enloyad all the comforts of home
a of variutia kiuda.
aader tbe waeoa. aad tbeir dtaaer was
with a eske made of eggs In the t-e
aa greatly aajoyed as It wonM hare Jer This 1- «»firn sumiounled with
la tbe dtelap room of aa ocean aUk flag or a pretty ponclaln dpure
Baer. The hlstonr aad developmaai Well known iieople rt'idre as many as
M tbe aabmarlae boat will be. In a flfty of IlKwe trays on their birth and
•ease, rwpaatod la ibe air. aad tbe fur name daya.
tber propbeey of Jules Venae will be

Of loloraat ba Notariaa.
: Today aa act will go Into effect
tablcb affects all aolary pobllc aad

^09

FIRE INSURANCE

1 nffsmd a hwptimswHk wkst tbe doctors
ehtesdwsslaadisgo. Ws.dovr.taWw.
•Mstomomwitboatgroatpsta. TwobottW

While I»r.'lneat»Mld Suiltl.
i
tnrer «»a l«n i.-iia.louy ai the iimnII. .-tl
cletuirtmert ad the t*olumbl.-ti> ui
Kit.v a «. y ..aiuf i.ahilu with n «e.^i;:e
from ai relatue. vba. wa* U-iiii’u: .u
Wavhli “ton
Whan tie l.oy
ls*i^«^HsUngly d.M lt.r h.- I.llt ll.e IM.t.- 1..-0 k }|
IMnmlar as a preacher.
|MM-kel. an.-».%0x::
**H’S Binallier
At lupeer early Tu«-sday momlnd
a ierrillc thunder storm lussr-d over
that
section.
Mrs. Man* 8U**r. •
.aid
the
d»>ett.r
euri**ii-l.%. -That
widow, became so frightened tbat she
miniThe m.lr N for n e."
rushed out of her room, screaming.
IB*^ M.J.TKUg
(t 1 yv:is lohl." ra idled the N»t.
Her death took place almost Immedl-!
I to the iwhl l»r Xniith.**
I. yon got turiml uri>iin«l a I
oil the imnH-. that's all.- r.i.lhM
done woman wants a divorce.
dfHi.ar. ri'aihlmc for the note
At Mb's the fight over the proposed
arguiii
But It took cRh.wi
Carnegie library site has resulted in
The Peerless Shi ru are the best
■ork 'n.i
a i»etlilon
being circulated, asking to com
ade by Peerles*
Governor Bliss to do away with the
^^€0^0" Detroit.* 8old by S. Benda
Fearful Odd* Against Him.
library board, which, it Is cUlmed. has
IWdridden.
alone and
destitute,
ich. In brief was the condition of
Anna Mills of Hesperia.
. old soldier by name of J. J. Haveni.
Veiwallle*. O
For year* he wa*
troubled, with Kidney
disease and
t't-nu-ni posts are cxihcUhI to re neither diK-tors nor medicines gave
At length be tried Elec­
plaog- ctnlar in the vineyards arimnd him relief
the Bi*aton Harbor region and many tric Bitter*. It put him on hi* feel
in
short
onler
and
now
he tesUfle*:
grower* will join the patrons of the
ne wenterprtse next year. The post* •I'm on the read to comjdete recovare made under special patent* by ery " Bm on earth for Liver and
William Keathem of that city
The Kidney tronbles and ,ail fonns of
h and Bow^^C^mplalnU. Only

Ah 111
Shhb.
In order to iiiskr him forg.-t bU do
BMWtlr trouMtw. whhti «vert- driving
bUu to siih-kh. H.m«- friend, of IbfT
Gustav Krautwliikel arranjpHl » »-lM*wrful evening at a restaurant in Ih-Hln.
I'nrortunaiely. cue of jhr i«.riy Is gsn
to atnp a wnip eutltl*^a * lasO IUiq>laeaa," llanlly was tls* fir-t vem- flu
tahed when Herr Krautwlnkel juiniH^
op. pulled a n-volver from his p
ami shot bituself.

Having opened a new jew
elr>' store at AW S. Union
St., your patronage is
solicited.
|

|8tll£RAL W$UBAIcT|

©•TCOpATMV

rlct^

Tbe aewapapars took up tbe work

B, 1 Knapp

l. «_ A. kUILOlNa

KIDNEY «Backache
^^CDRE

The recent order of Her. Vt lx>ch
m.n Ittstor of Our Lady of U»urdes
church, Marinette, tbat there s‘
hi- no keeping of company
dancing among the children o
parbOi. has already started to ta
feet
It is said that one young c
aitiindlnp the school hare already
oken €>ff their attachment in comUnce with the order, and that others
III do the same.
^ev. Charles I. Clapp, an lnde^*nd
en^ clergyman of Battle Creek. Mich.,
has built a church at his own expense
and dedicated It on Sunday, the 15lb
Inst. Mr Clapp was originally a Meth­
odist. but left that church beenuse he
did not apprtn-e of uxlng the congre­
gation for carrying on. religious work.
Ecrentrtr though be Is In some r«-

M^ iDii Raw Stock

FIRE INSURANCE

Tbe porerament

Daly. “Krery day I ea
Beer* to eome and arreei
posed burglar In the shoe
me. Brary day 1 fell that 1 oupbt to
then found It was bis broi]
coofaaa to tba antboHUee tbat 1 was

^lLnn» ooataad that, bacaitae xht

WHOLttAL* AHD HETA.L

Ak at.il aia aak «h lah-k.^

lly. aad lak« back to the pealteo

Ml!L,rM!!i.aiOB. alUlw !■ U»

Krary oae will admit tbat U
be to the advaatape oC Caaada to bava
traa aoceat to tba ooaaa lalaU
aiatkaa paabaadle
It woaW be of
aUll iraaiar advaatape to Cam
poaaaa. all that portloa of Alaaka ba>
twaaa Britlah tarrttory aad the Pa-

J. W. SI-ATER

W,.. a«u -u

srsr-r^^s^^irs:;

C4Wgff»

fLSO to 32-00
srt

I

prntat extremtlr Imp print' j

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

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\ iTiiy»«p». TBArEBSB crnr, moH, Thursday, September ir. i»08.

IPEB*PflWT

...

torjr

Abadcold;agood
doctor. Ayer’s
Cherry; Pectoral.

WI9S —ifhMi mt A wmar ^
MMd. Tte Mt rMMurkablaar Ma

worth roinemberin*. namely:
that when we Introduce our
“BEST” flour to you and say
It'e all the name implies you
may rely upon what we.say.

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MONEY

RaSTALL'S
NEW
JEWELRY
STORE

mmSMi

EBaaartiw w. L llcLAqGHUl|^ Ok >

1 JY

w<Aiiia»«dkiSjb»>

kui_rB.

“Thanks.” uasas

-

TO-DAY
(Sitndty)

WAsmacTaa sr

SPECIAL
RING SALE
BigDiscomitibrCih.

d tha dt7. la •
> auad hack anaae Maocu ffom

•ulMlaf at the Wortd*a Fair.

SoUd Gold Riap—

.

HANNAH & LAY CO.

as a .ceiMtary. ••d mj foocal
which at one time dnrtag
war of
aottdad marrekMMty lotid. 1 had joat the resolution wna General Washing
paaard a rhorvh which stood oo the ion's bondqiiarten. will be reprt»duced
oppoBlte aMa of the atraac whmiaatkko- at the wortd t fair, 8t. Louis, as .\ew
Ij the beU atrack 1.
I atarted aa Jersey*s state hnlldlng.
The hUiortc atruciure. which will be
reproduced with Bdelliy. wUi cost »2o.hare gone ihrottfh aome atagalar
000
New Jersey has already i
priated HOO.OOO. and is now nrrni
1
for n liberal increase. Her Indo
Id educational exhibits win be as Inresting
In their way as the old Ford
Miss Barry
▼ern is la the state's bUtoo'.
ed eooa. In
The fambus men of early days who
ad her much
nre sheltered by the old tavern
at CO go witl
KheWaot I

RASTALL, a

TMAVSnSK Olf^. MIOM.

tOMMtMU. MtWS

I

wu to have been nai
fbe nlfht hmr omther I
troubled
The sir) luU
abe had Just
praj

erw

£=rHrF“2:3
SrrJS^5,“.s
in a hair frotaa
apeat
H.
came

I Holdoser. a rorluar lirlns
ellna Own. O. w<mt to town
r day and fur the llrsi ili
Into a dimly lighted I
had his hair rut
forty y
. the limt bear to l« I
Ai a
s riiy limits was shot Mon
within the
the state normal achorrl
It lace, while lieforp her stoo»l s msii
Who. as I went In, llnlsbed a arutemw
he was a|ieaklng with Uirae words; *1
shall lisveto one fonw. snd that I don t
want to do.* The moment I eofeered lie
atwl the lady both
bare destroyed
rm Indiana
Indiana «om
of Eastern
^
7^ young^adj stood heald«M^ t
j Ralph McBrtde. aged 17. 4s dead at

lias picked strawberries every wiek
•' 'Very weW. sir. BlDce you erfuse ta
last mhnili and will continue to pick
»w a wsrrwnt for the removsl «f this
In t^eptcmlier. lie kwps his method of lady 1 will irt>ut»le you t« tske your de
raising the berry a secret from his
re.’
be allowiHi to settle In Budapest, and selghbtjrs
e tnsn looked Irrtuted at brlus
Thi body of the BlackfiKit chief
White ('alt. who died at WashingiiMi
last Februan. has lKH*n stolen frtuu
the burial house of the irJlM> near
bad any doubt that It was
Great Falls. Mom
White t!alf w^^ lllegltlmate
mil three farm*’haidi
that of the
tlie women, and rs}ic(H
I stacking bay. Uuiing
younger, removed It at om-e
the oisTstUms he faslene<l l
It U
waiting
fork in the bay and walk.^i
was stolen uy curW» numers
Bamiiel W. Hammers, who keep* a Leave
from tbi- sist k to «•*<* If i< «
w 111" i^’^you la the hall,' he rccountry store mar Getiysbarg. Ps..
up straight
Buddenly a bU
wind bb-w the fork over Ion
advi rtlsed for a wife/i*c<*ntly and In
I be course of a few days received
lnu> bis answers from 2,7tM» lone women of the
be hall. The girl we
1 the btwd
brain, passing i
Dom. and I clomd the door.
tlicatb wsi* instantaneous.
'• The lady Is an Inaane patleat* b.'
TiM-re has Imm-u trouble ai a laby
A Bcy’a Wild Rids for Lift.
Ph*.w
In T«mrr«lng. France
The ■ Wtib a family around
expecling
judging A,f l&i» baldo. had
limed
r*w 2 ocbK-k. but ibe Judge* did not ?i“ nUei?‘?o*i?K *>TKKigV*Sew DU
Tvi^n to be a medlcnjNmn
iN*me unHl 4
That wa* bad roough.
•and know that In auf\» c
ftj.
Bs sKes JudKM
4iisli»es« mmvru
ffirrfviNi mu
Atid miu
Afttfl
But• aw
or board de lu
the tabb-* were
•md. rod

of hirtiiU* before be

Han**‘rolirf^n‘riio?^^^
Jutlge* an«i rne ptnin oiwrtHt-u luuiM
ers. Judge* and bable* to the
on
ljulir Henry 8oroer*«*i. the rmgllsn
temiMTsnee and woman* right* advo
cat.-. 4* o.m*l*lent Hhe keeps only wie
men'.crvant. tn her choosees and on
her estate* Tall women are her footHeV M W Jnmeium. pastor of tb«
rnktnsi Baptist church
at Madison.
Wb is stsriing an Industrial school
liM- children of his race 'The tsjys will

writ***;
"1 now sleep soundly every
itlgla." Like marvelous euro* of Con^
_
OnA.itnnnia
Rmnehill*
Boaiptlon.
i*neumoDis.
Droncnius,
Cou.h*. Colds snd Grip prove Us
matchless merit for all Throat and
Lung trouble*.
Guaranteed
botUct
•M*c and 1100. TrUl U»Ules lOc at
G. Johns«in's and
I. annual escurshm to
d... Chicago and tiranU J
day. lictoU-r U
To I

&h:?;
I^AI t

I old. while w
rl)
Monday

•wryjllmfc'

C«lma>i'» Itartl

Clothing
Department
RAIN COATS \

KUPPENHEtMEtrSNItKE
Both Qualities

if

r-H

romliincd—- it is strictly
water shed and it
' serxes the full |niri>or»e
6f a swell, iip-io-daic
Fall l op Coat.- li has
the graceful lines of
arttslic tailoring com­
bined with quality irre­
proachable. We arc
cxchisiv e agents for
the KUPPENHEIMERMAKE 1 : :

Price From $10.00 to $18.00
.

Cn wi Talk Rak cm mu Yn
Pawmr?
—>-r

■

• style of architecture Ik. of
e. colonial
Across the front Is
ad veranda, supported by IXiric
>ns. with double columoaK mar
marking
ntrance. above w h
I the coat
OROINAMCE.
ms of New Jersey
may be had.
window panes, dormer wii
12Jt.
An Ordinance to Uctma.- Oper8octlon 7. ThU ordinance shall Uke
ators of Automobiles and Similar effect In twenty days after lu publlcaAng.*bmTda ln““ihmgled'^i5iS!
Vehicles,
and
to Regulate the Speed
will eontiibate to the qualn
and Operation Ther.-fjf In the Cut ^*U'e do hereby certify that the fore­
going ordinance was passed by the
The minor details In the Interior are
of Traverse f'liy.
Oouncll of the city of Traverse City on
o be aa faithfully repriMluced as are IV it Ordslneti ii> th«- C«»uncll of Trnv
the 7th day of September. 1003.
hose of the exterior Wall pa|>er»
ersenty:.
J.NO. R. SANTO. Mayor.
HJlonlal patterns, and antique furni
Section 1. No. aultmmblle. auto car. I t'HAS M BERKS. Oly Clerk.
tin- In vogue In thi»e early days, are
\oihor similar vehicle, shall V- pro :
•lh*d or driven uiion or along any
A feature <d the stre,-i. alley or other public way In the!
r of which may l.e city of Traverse Pity, unles* the per i
carpel. U Ibe old S4in In charge or c«»ntn.l of
h ve inumd. 1ml.. U on Tu«»»day. October
fashioned flreplare
hide or wht, i.s acting as the
Tatar utb. Tickets gmid for lu ^lays. Get
historic ihentif anti as such
Ing collection of
rron uiW information of any G. K. ft I.
value.
in.ls the no-an* of pntpulsItM
f any agent or address C. L. l^kwood. Gen­
such aut
era! I'a * Agent. Grand KapMs. MVh.
rd on the main fliior. and from it s
1979 221
stairway will lead to the parkirs on llcenK«il hy the eliy of TravorscCIty to!
tutor altove . On this fl.wr will l»e art a* an op«-rator of such vehicles. In
TRY A RECORD WANT Aa
■oducetl the room which was used the manner hereinafter provided, and j
Washington
bed cbamlH-r
Ion ns a be
to be the
del and ctit
Jays.
whenever and whereier
floor is to be <
sn^«^ shall be held
use of the p
and mean, and are hereby deflned
n. any vehicle driven or propc
u|K.n or along the stn-ets. alley*
other public ways of this city, whe
for purposes of Imsioess or jdea#
or for both, the motive fiower of w
be shown. There will also
nirlclty, steam, compnshi-d air.
nplete set of mineral si»ecl
IS. gasoline, kerosene, or mher
,d also specimens of all New
e p«,wer oHht than animal p«.wer
lotlie iiuwrr supplied solely hy
nnscular exertion of a human b«Ing. ITovlded, however, that nothing
herein shall apply to the op<-ratlon of
locomotive, grip car. motor, trol
a remarkable record. It ha* j»een

v:

ar«oi-!i.'S;.TK2TS=r“‘'

use for over 30 year*, during which
time many million bottle* have been
nold and used
li has long.lteen the
standard and main reliance In ih?
treatment of croup In thousands of
-s. yet during all ‘ this time no
has ever been reported to the
ifacturers In which It failed to ef
ense to any and
tied 1
a cure. When given as
appllcalluu to
out at tl»e front door and closed It
:hlld becomes hoarse or
automobile, auto
with • bang. Then I called to the soon as the croupy cough at.
young lady, who came down, followed win prevent the attack. It is pleasant to take, many children like It. It
by her aunt, and both gave vent to ex
able, careful an*l
conulns no opium or other harmful
prroakmn of graUtode.iml qualifled to ,
substance and may be given as confldently to a baby as to an adult. For such automobile, auto car or
similar vehicle. Such order f*»r
by Jas. «. Johnson.

for him.
1 did so. I

M.&N.L TIME
CARD
ir«v=rncin;

••R^r said one of the party. "B'aterbotise came Into^poMessUm

*ysroTb2Sf

^

*sald another.
"When the
ckw-k in the t-hurvh tower stnick the
ur the abock. acting on bis heart,
odneed a suspeoalon of its action for
fra«tlon of a second. During thU

Wsterbotise made no effort to con­
vince os of the truth of his story, but
taking up the gtowVr. went for beer.
I had boro graduated land bad prats
deed some years when t received Wa
lerbooas'a wedding csrda
Blnce be
was ons of our own set I went a bun
deed miles to tbs sseddlag.
"Where did yoo two msotr I asked
at the wedding breakfast .
The pair cast a raesalag gUnce at
dea gate." replM
la the Ctrl whose
ssvsd from bslac takmi back to an
iSTlom. MylatMfa
the cairns of the troabW had been
..Never
tbskos tto maa vbo wtabod to Uks
bar sras oaly dsliM bM duty.**
CTUN A. LINCOLN.

EXCUI^IONS
pEBiM^ygTTC
ORANDRAF^

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of

■iuKOltiL'!
M S>
; & 4i
isuupwlam
ViAUsesuisnftA.a. K.R

Rbeont.

street, alley or public way lu
of Traverse City, shall t>e e
Fe... and supplied with an alarm 1
n four Inches
1 In diameter.

Jaa. O. Johnron.

God. wa ara about to go i
ctlve bmim*. LH not tbv t
w bava board ba Ilka tba ttoe -cH
wt waar. aroa to be tf^ten off and fold>
p in a box till anotlwr.Saida-h
I round. Rather, let Tby tnilh

intcretl, and every anide u illimtratcyi There u no better roagisine
of travel for tcacherx and pupda than
rhMf0yrTrmcUlm.
Publiihctl monthly by

;

George H. Danicla. Fifty cinti
a ,w. aiitgk copies «ve conti
Sold by new* dealers everywhere,
or adtlress the puWiaher.

m

sad

Farm For Sale

this

5“stood.
or:-.S5r.K2*r^jr.T.ro^’
OnlT 24c «t J«. C JohoKOf.
:^-„r."i..!fr‘.tWi'c C4«bor

every one ol whidi is of himun

oiher

Bucktqn'a Arnica Balvs,

mo«. Totter. 8.U

One hundred twenty or more pagag,

EUROPEAN PLAN.

Trsln* srriw Ttst««w Uty tlUD s.

Sect km 3. The Slayor of said cUy
mil have power and authority at any
me to revoke any license that has
St* b le*- iwntl.t**- this wsltur; he
fen Issued, if In hl» Judgment the
t w.tHi s* .1— IL bssn'l showed
ifety and best Interests of the public
my evtr* stieiub-n. and diM-n’l daUIl require such revocation
Secibm 4. No antomc.bile. auui car.
li-- bill iHiiig pobi and change *ir other similar vehicle, shall W pro^
pb.,^1 b.-f.-r*- biiu in a pUf. U- hand- peUed or driven at a rate t»f *iK-‘d lo
ei1 tbe WSIIIT u .opper ceoi. A* he ex- exceed eight mile* jn-r h*iur uiH.n or
and alley* within th*IM-tol L- ir.^-ii mrned up hi- n*oe and
tries;
Fjist
llm- of
pm.Ion: bsvcii't you Garfleld avenue on the east; the south
t and H»e south
mnde « mbUker
street on the
of Elmwoo.1 ave
You a I....... lit- *
d all porilon
1 described streets. And
- New York
HiT *Ilil> |.:*ialyr
streets and alleys the
d shall be 12 miles jkt

bo.,-.:

1

Hotel Shilson

‘’Sr;

Tivetws •»
WwWwrC.
of the *I.Hk -ilorle* sl-oii
ense shall Ih- granteil f..r a per­
* Ihst of the waiter lu a ewcll
iod exe<Tdlng one year, ’and all 11
aneerlng at n quarter snd ra­
se* shall expire on the 3iuh day of
ng to the giver. “1 beg pardon;
rll of each year. The City Clerk
.11 k«*p a correct and accurate
I you made u mi-take V A few
int of all penums to whom llccft
ago. II- Hie main diuitg room
may Ik- Issued, giving their name.
Hie WnUb-rf AKtorbi. w l.ere tips
’ nee. date of Issuing and anu
mot JoVtr' W aTTb Me Gates

THE
FOUR-TRACK
HEWS

I New York.

6RAND RAPIDS IISDIAMAHY
COSPARV.
r,
iu^ku... Ur..d Kwtd.

IT

t-BSlOOOWATn

iMrtsMMisBMM
mUMOPanrU.

No. 7 Foasi Forty-second street,

up bit
lag It. t

do you get the starters for# three
yaniar
"You don't believe mer
"1 believe you are romancing''
ne stepped to hla study Uble. opened
a drawer and took out s revolver,
which Me handed me. telling me to b«k
a silver plats on the butt, on which
ts inscribed. "John Boraes. 8| LAsylum For the Inssne."
I looked up St Wsterboose thunder
struck
"Tbs Rlatol yoo threw down

—

OEHEST

0EU>EST

cluako. Israel Putnam. Philip Srhuyb-r
ibers
> dimensions of the structure are
feet
At the exposition It wHI
stand upon a coospiruoat slu-,
be one of the first build In
t the visitor's eye when he 4

Train wTuSaro Travsrso City i
€:56a.m. Rats $100 8s» posU« c

THE lOSTaN STORE
i P!PliWB

Ttia Hustilnv Jovroior

alarm, and
•Isable hy the
else'deemod advisable
Ibe operator
of such vehicle, to be sounded for the
purpose of no Ifylng
, . ,p^esirlan* or
others of the approach of any
blcle: and each automobile, i
or other similar vehicle, shall
equipped with a brake or set of
^^*^and all such vehicles shall

li

whenever In moUon on. any t
alley or other public way. at any
after duak and before dawn.

nance ahall be droned guilty of a mtsdemeanor^^^ by a line of not to
the rom of tweoiy-flve dollars

rwiXSErj'.'iuStS;.. Oru. BWU..CU

-TAXKS.
riOTiCE TO TAXRAYKM.
The ux rolls for the oonroUfla of
rhool and city taxes and special ••^smenu for the fire wards of the

-"S^a.W.<S2St.S
^l“wl!l be in my office for the parpose

fay~y^rnor«n^“N<S^^^^
)3. from 8 o’clock unUl 11:S0 o'eloek
tAii”.

.m.. fr.n Nortbpon. OMU ud

the forenoon, and from I o'clock to
will be received

a u LorewooD.

without

ooUeeUoe

£z;<s‘i.^;«'i.j'sr.sr2Sr*oS

ber IsL a penalty of one per oeat lOr
collection will be charged. Oa all
ro remaining unpaid ca C
*
and unUl November 1st. a |

•BST
PAVING TAX
le pavlSTrtf Cass street, from Froai
street to Bute street; aad 8^'
streeL from
Union street to Oyd.
streeL U now I

Office in the Wilhelm Bl

SEWEITAX

rmmm

'wm
m..m

; onr. laoH,

THB Evrararo beoord, tE4i

WMI dtMUIMlI

MMiDSFOR
CT
F
j
FACTOIT
s:srsLisi.rrM'*i;t.

■Mto to UOM to «•! «II «f tor rvmtor
t«UB uul •orrrml vko 4o DOt ptof
vttk the imm wen tAma ukmg to

M AA in* CMr to M f»r
tor MlH-«to«tor to Ltot ta .MMtft

•» <k* <

^NTCa

Ill Mmpsn Thu Htnaih^Ai k AamaM Sutai, to

GOOD EVENING

* Homrr kpoogfc of tk« rrtrrau of
Um tooa vtat ao Utat tiMre ww bo
tmr as to tke itoait. Not a» maar
•alMUtatra aa wcra daiOrod eoold be
aacarad. pad the teem kaa oolf o
aatra aaaa to ptoy to eaar of aoddn

Opeulfifl Oame of the Seseen ^

■im

We, the undersigned, guarantee the comedy "Hunting for Hawkins ’
; one of the best that has ever played Traverse City, and we will cheerthat is not more than pleased with

U m. f

Hot Centoet ef Lest Yeer.

sger Brown of the city f«
papava. vaa laally toft vltJ
MS Closed s game with the
todaotrlal ooaualttor. They
to
______Justrtol football team fur fi
an IfJM day afternoon. October 3. on
Twelfth street grounds Thto wl
r»e of the beat games i-ver p
herd. Every lover of ihe game will rePT the contest beiween these
snms tost year, which resulted

"HUNTING FO^ HAWKINS”
We can safely assure our patrons that this attraction is one of superj ior excellence. The comedy is of the polite, entirely free from coarse
f and objectionable features, but none the less irresistably lauijhable. and
; i the presenting company a large and capable organization. PRICES;
j 25c, 85c. 50c, 75c.
f

QWli Toichain.

INOUITAIAL* IN THIt CITY

Ptok. toto toat ilM paopto of tfca city.

3rSiri.r^‘^

(if to QUM CMton, HI. STEPn RTZPATHGL hppsM If 1 SpliaM

pqrtaBt.

CITY TKAM WILL MKT FCAIIIi
afto oflarad oa Um Waat Bay for a city

QUU*WASTCi>

...TOMIOMT...

IwoBMIftcttniitftowklak.
wmyra assist me?
WewlIlretspSMrtyMd
iUts«HaiiUBrf«H>wklBS"
toBlUl at tke Opera Heme.
noB't Wl as this is ID

FOOTBALL
OCTOBER 3

w«T?a:TS?s2i;4S3^'7

« Steiilwre't Grani Opara Ihwaa «

TIM Ctfj footiMl] umm wmi u
tolf« Uto «ftonm m Um toM o

: rACTORV tCHKMC

thcrsdat. septembeh it. i»o».

Yours respectfully.
A. STEINBKRG,

f

Bus. Mgr. Opera House.

2?ynuT,£rT«“u.
|V.;.

rorwr^jirdr^rv.':.^;

tar Ik* •raeuea «r Ik* bulKllas km.

iShIo

tkr pKfta*'H^e'Sr'Sukm

Mill do Uat, thry wIU -aoo If tba poopto artU nrwte the boada. If tkfa Is
doaa. Um aboa factory arlll pmbably
Wbaa tiM l^aatiial oommlttrr got

I'^tS^'isissrp^f^. ‘?hrss*

hslvee ever ptayed here.
Illg Rapids is strong this y«ur and
le home team to stronger than ever
before
It will lie the best foolliall
sahlblUon that one could ask to see touch
and there should be ^bumper crowd
Is necessarily very heavy.

plAj waal
Mexico, ground which
written
The noted bandit taolnoln
written. The character* of •Agulla:"

•TAOt AND PLATFORM.
Tonight at StelnbergV Grand
Hou.ewlMbem.m*:HanttofiJ^^^^^

■TOR HiJi - Hoi-HhTaT
f\

Sroroke?.

VtlTlEAUnroL
HAMUCE SEIVICE

TV.
owing to the lllne^* of the tegnlar
^ ^Vall
Wall *lr.-et
*lr.-el broker retest•w tod named Tommy,
jewel, and when Joe.

Unitud Two of Traverae Crty't Moot
Highly Eotoomod Young Peopit
2ul
0«.nf W. iSS-. - M.thew;
Ifawkin*. -an obliging friend.*’ proved
Yooterdoy Aftornoon.
hlm*eU capable oMaklng all thing*,
a* they came and hla action*., which
nece**arlly bad to Uitoter up the ll«**|
td F- U
he lold.^ *ht
loD Edarani* Kath.-n-<l 3
•
lUmmond. oh ^
witnoM the c
__________
The houae waa rco prettily trimnu*d
for the occaalun. vines fi^toonina the
•n alike. *hared with Mr. Paige
shandellera and vines and palms trans

«* ™».r back a. .1 1
bald b-r r.in*l«trm.ni.
-Well" *aW bN toMiner employer,
Tlir BMCttag araa called to I
.y.,,, ,-,i,
th.- iH.-ltl..n ngnlii If
caaaldef the roport of the ii
3oa .aiiar ang. with Toinii.t ’
catoailttee oa the aMtier of al
Vert well.
It
raportad oa aeroraL On Bute atreet
that. ” «a- the
r.pl>bdiweaa OdIob and Ptoe. oppoaite the
l.iiiki I V« III to hi>>
city aurket. grooBd would coat fM
por front foot; oa Front street bc^
iveaa Unkm and Pine, fltw per frort
foot: oa Bay atreet. rannlnp bach to
Oartaad (on the alu now occupied by
l.»k wa* *| * '
the foraaer rMldence of Hon Perry
vet. au.
Hannah). ISO per front foot. 01
forming
land amlet. running back to t
^•ThTSower. which IUIihI the
A N K. tracks. IM pair front
m»ker.
and
Joe
Edward,
aa
G.
ere in dellcnte ohodc?o of yellow ood
t to Lallans' wood yard, on Front
hUe.
The ceremony wg*
SI .......... ..
-'f■■
bn We«lne*day
per front foot;
nr the Pere Mar Rev. D. CochUn. the form Including Tyn^. ’iho _______
.... ........ ,;^'-l-.. »m...arUwllbl.l...."MU* Hela Evf
qaetu roondhonae. |S00 per SO fool the ling service gnd l»elng very
froatage: on Front atrwt ju.t
emn gnd iroprt^iuilv^*. A« the poii;
tered the pgrloro the wedtllng m
EXCURSIONS.
U.hengrin woo Hoj.hI h>
**^Sl£r^afl^wS?*toSkod u
lag^ tw Ofte
!?t.*rtiit of way
Alice Robert*.
Mr. CocJilln wa«
waat of the freight depot, and sonu
lootHl by the pretty Utile ring to*
Dorothy Ctichlin. who looked III
folry in her filmy dn>*ii <if white
»m ftillowtHl imgtaemd wo*, exqutoHS;i1n”’v^...'u bS.™
.„,b.
Jarjj
oonaMera that the oflee of the
Itely gowned in white voile gnd
posed factory should be In the factory ttegd of Mower*, rarrlttl llie prayer Helen Harrington, reaped I vely.
days
Se«* r, R A I. agent* for full
the marriage .ervlce One
and cloae. )o the down town district.
panlciilars or addre** T. L Lockwood
The ohjeetlon to the G. R. A 1. site la
etty thing* In thto cunnec
<S I* A., t
that the factory people want to parhe dainty lace edged hand
l!»79l6t
itelpnte to Um proftrarising from the
r w»ft white mull, which *he
growth of the town, which they could
hich wg* mgde from a bit
Division No. 2 of the~^ngregstlon
of her mother* wedding dn**». and
si Ijidle*’ Aid society will have a Sat
beautifully fa*hlon«Ml hy her loving
urdsy market Saturday afternoon in
the Shllimn building. All memlK-r* of
Alfred V. Ftledrich pointed out the lot her * hand*
At the conclusUin of th
the Aid are aske*! to hake for the mar­
rhile conKTatulailon* anil
ket. and have
their
cirntrihiition*
a were being extended
there liy one o’clock
^
had dirlded Uie people so that

^VaJ

sii's.r--rsi‘-«
=2''.^jrs,vt..'r

MEDIUM WEIGHT

UNDERWEAR

wonld aoi sund together, but
muted tbefr rivalry to Interfere with
rve.1 by the
the prograaa of the city aa a whole.
Carrie Bari
Cadillac was pointed to by aerei
and Floy Walch. cun»totiog of ice
a town with far fewer advan
earn. cake*. tMin boo* and nailed al­
that to getting Indnatriea that
oud*. ilM* yellow
and wbhe Idea
to coaae to Traverse City, but

rr*jrs.r'

IMf at the Newapapera.
la the eonrae of Uie dtocuaslu
shot or two was fired at the b
papers, which it was said, had

iC.ir/.'r.rru

Mwapaper men of t
men. hoi
they did not bl

5.

*The KlHtos-' .as the famous I
of Oordoa Hlghlaadera are cm
may appear at Stetaberg’s Grand a
tlaae to iaauary. for an nfUrnoon
ernatog pstformaoce. This la a 1

panted them for
ette arrived >esterday

and nther arttou
Thto nompaay usually rlnlts only the
largast etttos. bnt thto ysnr. If Man

ih«r »«l •»!>»
•nwo* wd malac

t. A

I. ANNUAL EXCURSION

RlehmonA*^ SSjOS.
Tuesday. Oct ISth. ;
keu good for 10 days. Bee G It

•t P»w«r. wko

la tk* dtr u*W.

S?f*ss--r2sir

EXCURSION

Ticket* good for 10 day*. See any
t. K. * 1. agent for information or adlre*s. C. L lx>ckw.K»d. Gen’l Pas*.
Agent. Grand Rapids. Mich.

way of enoo

PERfiONAU

ANNUAL

tlchmuwdr-»«4,. |5(hi. Tuesday. Oct.

ssTiKcr'

Mr. and Mrs. cTtT Engle and niece,
who have been the guests of Mr.
Bngte’s atoter. Mr*. J. W. Travis for
some tune, returned to their home In
soutfiern Michigan iodg}-.
Mra C. W. Tis Dale and little grand
son. Master Carl Tl* Dale, returned
yesterday from a two and a half
mootba’ visit In Bay City. Saginaw.
Midland. Reese. Lansing, and other
point* In the eastern and central part

I.

lictrolt ........... ................ . ; is.oo
Toledo......... ......................... 5.00
Chicago ................................
fi.tKl
Grand Rapids ..................... 4bo
Stations Rebd City and wmth. 13.00.)
Tuaadfir. October 6th.

awer*.
Many Iwautlful prewni* fn*m 1
Id far teaiined to the h»ve and
teem In which the bride and gr
are held.
Mr. and Mr*. F^lward* left on
►rth bound IVi
a ten day *
include Mac
they
which they
will be at home to their friend* In
their residence on the Web*ter *treet

The loving wtohe* of many frlencU
follow Mr and Mr* EdwAhi* all the
way.
Mr* Etlward*
has been for
many year* in the niwi
National
bank a* a miwit eBclent employe in
church work .he ha* l»een mo*e faith
4. W. MMIk^ mvM lh*l II b. I*ld ful and arllve. and to greatly belovtHl
by her fellow
worker,
in all.the
various eburch
•ocieile*.
Mr. Ed
wards to known and highly respected
a* a bualneas man and a Christian
gentleman whose record to spotless
There are few who set out t«» walk
"the lung path” together with mors
•n'a asaoctotlon to (nrlte
assuranct' of lifelong happiness than
aaoctoUon
to meet here
the two who yesterday were made
r and raise g200 for iheir m

R. A

-Man Ui Man." the big scenic com
edy drama which comes to Stein
to rg’s Grand Om-ra House for special
matinee and night
next
Saturday.
Sept. IP. to nt.w in Us third >vwr of
emphatic continued success and will
lie given here on the same elaborate
with the audience last >*ear at the
-New Star.- New York City; 'The
Park." In
Brooklyn;
"NatlonaP in
Philadelphia. ’ Lyceum" In Cleveland.
-Bijou ” in Chicago wnd all other
theatre* In the largest cities all of
which It played.
A splendid acting
aimpany has been engaged headed by
Whitman and Dari*, who a* comedl
ans. Ringer* and dancers, have no su­
perior and few equals. These clever
artist* created the part* of Bud" and
"Cissy
three year* ago and have
played them continuously ever stoce.
their work showing n constant im­
provement. The scenery used in "Man
to Man" Is nil new this season and
was s|»eclally built for the production
by ^'ra*er of New Vorit and Perry of
Philadelphia. The picture of Long
Lake Inn. with a glimpse of the re­
nowned and beauUfuI Bchroon lake
in the dlstnnce. to an artistic and pic­
turesque painting and does Its artist
iMr. Fraxer) great credit, while Its
oppoaite in coloring and senUment.
the abandoned copper mine (by Mr.
Pero’l. to an equally choice piece of
work.

1|c«*
«f Hh- .\’ap<.h.in of
ity ni<iri<*« 11 Hunt. Pniiliiiid’a
chief of ita.Ib^. are loid by hi* adm’.r
ami auioiig thrui 1* onr that illu*
r* ihc ready Imiuor of ihe grand
man. .VI a dlnnrr givrn t.y prom
it cittxrns nf thto i.larr. the chief
was Um- |M-iml|iBl guest, and In tue
r «r lUr fraRt hr was called upon
to rr*p..nd to Uir toast "Tbr Poller."

I CV>k Mvl.g- toiwu dtri. i}r>;irt-r<«t from TV '
I r fa. tl a>
i.»Ad r H
tue.; tmw •

FOR RENT.

'

>1

H-—'..iigy-

ill

WhtTc will you (imJ tlu* best'' Wtr havo al­
ways had the naim* of carrying; iht* Ik“»i linus
of underwer in, the city, I'his season wc have
BY I-AR THE BEST LINE EVER SHOWN

MICELLANEOUA

Our underwear buyer say> we have the best
line of iweniy-five and fifty,cent vests, to bt?
fotintl in America. Wc know if you see them .
you will atjree with Us. Yarns are exceedinjjly
tine and soft yet stronjj and durable: they are
perfect liitinij, jfenerpus in lenjjth and width,
daintily trimmed at neeje with crochetcil silk
and ribbon, tinisl^cd with pearl buttons. I’hree
weights that are just right for now.

r
TrsTt-fm-i-iiy.

.

25-=, 50', $ 1.00 THE GARMENT
A full line including separate pieces and
union suits are being placed on sale.

2sr,;'’r

M'i

i»-kt-r>. <p*i-

Hunilng for Haw-igagod for their ivapectlve^ role*.

preaented before a well j
filled hoitoe laat night at the Lywum-.
thiwter by Stephen Fitzpatrick end hi*

“r

«» Muoib •

t ,t>ta.

tbi Best Ever
We .arc confident that
line of

have the finest

Wen's 13 Shoes
ever seen in this city. If you don't want to
come in and see them, just size up our
wintlow.

IMSliuo

U Xsmsrs. lUrk
rk

II..U I

'-I

U. p

OTEINBERG'S grand
O OPERA HOUSE

THURSDAY, SEPT. 24TH
The Powerful
Scenic Success

A Royal Slave
See the Great Tropical
Palm Island by Moonlight.
The Corneous Palace of
the King. The Great Vol­
cano in State of Eruption.
Moat bewildering display
of Scenic embolllshmonta.

I CuiNd Senny Etficit I
v;-

BACHANT & ROSCOE, Vu'fT 30-Cast 0f-3fl
A Thrillmg Story of I.ove, Hate
Passion. Intrigue, Revenge,

form. aiMl. in a sllrncr ludlcatlvr of
thr affretion frit fof him. said with
a cumiral wink; “llrre'a to thr police;
first In war. first In peace, find In tbo
-I* of the rountryman.”-Port<H) to
f5.m» to Deiroli and Toledo. |6i «H)
Chlragj>. ft.bo to Orand Rapid.
annual excursion October 6.
Kmd October 13. Ask
agent about It.
_

STEINBERG S GRAND OPERA HOUSE

Devotion and Heroic
Daring.

MATINKK AMD NIOMT

SATURDAY. SEPT. 19.

fricn; 25c, 35e 50c, 75e

J*I.AVKn NEW YORK LAST VEAR-.AGAIN THIK
THm Kiflf P»rodaaoAlora

-to IVIan”

TRAVERSE CITY MARKETS.
Corrcri«Hl^(
r change of prices:

Headed by the Oever Singers and iJanccra, Whitman and Davii
man who knew John A. I^gan In
brrn lUtools before the cMI war
ntly told roe that on a 4-crtalii
•
carion .vming Ixutan found tt nc^n-soary
Uh- varacUv of a lusn ci»u-

mu «wii I
rxHtfdly.
Hon to UMlutaiu. itid I rorati to inalntatn It K I have to with a pistol."
-Ob.- swM liogan. rsliuly;
that

With a Carioad of New and Special Scenefy. Complele
Ekctpcal Plant -Great New York Company of Player*

F-irs'tOlmms
WMO IS KCfiDT

saorx
Dsnolna;

if

roTfA-i*

Mcomr%mry

Seat Sale will Open Tomonow Hornipg.

niGES! IMtoilScaMtSc. fipl. 25c, 3S(. 50c, ad 7SI.

Mr. Harry Oordoo*win introduce "A

StTbS pSS:!:; IT', sxr ^

fS.OO to Datroh and Totado. I-----------have Chicago. 94.60 to Grand RapMs on O.

partnre from all others that
bara preaanled In our city.
"A Royal Slave" was taken from an

!T"lTry a ReGonl Want Ad.

UissSoSTsriru

any O. M. * L agse

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