The Evening Record, December 03, 1906

The Evening Record, December 03, 1906

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)

1906-12-03

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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6 O'OUXSK EDITION

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HUFiuf^unoiBEo'FOlin-HVE

MTTIESHIPS

nvt *W«lt NOWtIinn. THAN THE
•WTIEN MtAONAUOHT.

HUM

mill

CMefKSS

DAYS IN JAILI

WAS
WITH PARALYSIS.

Whale Left Side Wee AHeeUdai
•e Bl« la a Very SerieM

lAUWEATHBIEPIIT

WILLIAM ETEIMEN A^ FINED
• IM FOR OUEt4ML

SNATTBIEB MINES
IQ OF HIS OEE

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BAPTISTS ARE
GOMING HERE

•My bo IMAMAM tor Er. lUUwblf*
Of
OcMMtltiiikK tTP*, moT9 tonsl^
SDbl* thM tlM fMBOW Brttlsll tettl«>
SMicr teooc or UUb Md Bom
tor Borroirt who ospoeia to OMt
Uwmm ooMtor. wooo proooot Bom
tw PtottBidon look Mr woTM ter kU
tXKCUTIVK COHHITTEE MADE
roooot tfMbte.
NO OPPOSITION.
Tloo ProoldMI fkdrbMks «si om
mao omOtog ood good Mlvrod tkao
ooMl oad okook hoiido wllk orenr
body Moot klnt not omltttag the Convention Bepina With a MMonary
CenfarfMt on|the Evening j
MSM to tko kooM. It WM hard to
Monday. Oct. 14. and CerP
toll vkodwr OMMO or - Nick** Long
- linuet for^. Pour Daya.
vortk OttfMtod tko MOM ottoouoo bat
tko oddo aoooMd to bo to tevor of thr
Through the eforu of the^loSi
church the SUte Baptlata* aaaoclaUoi
Yiil meet In tbia dty next October
ThU U a large dfaomlaatioo meeUai
And the conventlop laau aererml days.
Ooocemlng Ula. Ihe Michigan Chrta.
OWLY tWtNTV.S«VBH CASKS POR tlan Herald, a Baptist sUte paper has
OtCKMBtR TKRM.
the followlag to any:
•The state convenUoa adjourned at
flaginaw wlihour « place of meeting
BIsCHi»ImH
forlPOT. The church at Traverse City
heartily and geocjrouBly renewed the
InTluikm made two yetra ago and thU
invitation was latier anpplemented by
lettera of InvIUtlon from the board of
Tko Mloodor ter tSo memher torm rade and through j the mayor from the

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CILENDIR VERY UGHT

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Wt ciiwat couit li llflit, bot twMty.
ootoo CMOO bolof f^ported. Of thooe.
Ml oro crimliuil coooo. nlno Uooot of
tect, olftit ckancorr pro ooolooOo and
fo«r chancery. In the calendar there
are aeren dlvorcot. The calendar U
aa followa;
CHmInal Caeoo.
Poopio TB. John Hoollhan. vlotatloo
YS tlm nsoor law.
Poopio vt. Jameo Baiden. rlolatlon
Itenor law.
^^oplo ea Aotoo Htkitla. riolatloo
ortboUtMMrliw.
Poepte ea Prank Oroth. rape.
Pooplo Ti. Daniel T. Yogi. baaUrdy.
'People VB. Barney Anderaoo. fortwy.
laeute of Pact,
Alien P. UtUe ra Jolla ^Rannom.
MUon 1o obtain poaeeBaloo of teal ;«•
taia.
ChriB Drewo tb. B. J. Ilorgan. aB
omnpBlt appeal.
Ray Dosn Ta J. W. Ullllken. tnsaMoa appeal.
John K fbote vb. JuHub Steinberg,
^aepnnapelt
Ralph K. Jameson m. Peter Olllla
ManaipBit.
Bmma Brows m. Arthur North, aa-

ectitlve committee of the convention
and to the Womans Missionary «
clety. all of whom have given a cc
dial asoeat to accept the fnrttatlon.
•TTie next stale convention will
therefore be held In Traverse CUv
beginning with the mlaalonary confer
cnee on Monday eteniag. OcL 14.1S07,
and canUaalng natil Friday evening.
Oct. Ig..
!
•Oeorge H. Wade.
Bdltor Michigan Christian Herald.
Secretary.”

WEDDED AT CADOUC

OPPICtAL FORECAST.
PalrenoMtllBhlMewteMi

lag given tertyAve days‘ta jail and

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rimer win be tried at the next
term of eourt on the charge of assault
and battery on Ulyaaea'A RoUawm.
He was oowrieted In Jnelke conrt and
Moad to niaety date in the De­
troit hooae of oorreeBoa. '
Bhattered Knee.
Jaricaon. Dec. S-J. Parka Mariem
WaUurvlOe. rUIUng a triatlve. Wil­
liam F. Parkinaon of Bate KlOa. fell
with a loadad shot gtmjwhldi dUged the load Into hU knee, badly
ahalUsHng It. Forty pieces of bone
k taken out and ampuUtion Is
thought to he necessary. He la 47
years old and has a family.
turpriae Expected.
St Joeeph. Dec. 8,-Tbe grand Jury
which convened this morning is ex
ported to turn the liquor | eeners and
gammers upside down and sprl^ aurpiiaes in aeA-eral parts of;the county,
gwallewsd Acid.
Detroit Dec. 8.—Phil l^evandowskl
of €28 Heodrie avenue, wrote a note to
lUa wife who U stopping 1st 43 Cath^ne street telUng her o|f tala IntenUon to commit suicide. He placed It
in his pocket and In her prosence swal-

MANY "SCALPERS" NAMED
ive HyiHred of Them In Chioago Afftetod by an InJjnctiob laaiied
by Judb# Kohlaaat
By WIm to the Bvenlng RecorA
Chleago. Dec. 3.-Moro than 600
railroad ticket acalpers are named In
an Injunction issued by Judge Kohl
aaat, prohibiting them frum dealing in
the reluni coupons of sixteen rail­
roads. The order Is held In abeyance
pending the adjudication of a rimilar
rose now pending* In the Supr
court of the United State*.

LEBOriEISDEIlD

Wc Arc
Bcttinr ■

DOWN TO 20 CENTS

""irPASSENDBISHURT

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Wednesday

THR BELLH PLAGB HH-LINBRY
BAL&
One hundred trimmed hatrfmm |1
to B4 ter 11 eediL A lute line ftem
IS to $80 at onoW oB. Thle weric
only.
1
decMt
NOT MOVED hU Ml dUn teoM Im
the WIHiMm Weei
mvIM
ALOLTytor^OHRI

Books Maks
Pimaing Gifts
g«l>ok»a»

BOOK
Th. Hobut OO..VMVA
XMAt OIPTB OP CLOTHINOh
Bver know a poor maa or a poor
bey-to poverty bobaw nC mHdeot or m beatth? Kpow worn mm
right here hi ipv ova towa? What
aelf aad yonr leaPweM hroOim*?
Give him aa order oa aa tor a suit

bMtor Sm« trtaatoL

Kubeck & Hoyt
Union 8t Ololhiera.

25c worth

Shoes ol Tsstc. Wbw yon oome
o think of it, it's soiprisiDg to iioto ths

85e to 11,50.

The

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Drn^ Store

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thy Dodd Shoes.
Prioee $3. $3.60 nd $4,

Bachant & Roscoe

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For Sale Cheap.
There is No Magic
in the accomplishments of our

‘‘B,est ” Flour
It is made from carefully selected
Grand Traverse wheat, in a good
mill by a good miller. Every
sack guaranteed..

Heuinah &

Lay Co.

1 work team, weti^t about 2,400.
1 7-ycar*old marc.* good driver.
1 4-months-old colt.
Scows.
1 last spring’s calf.
2 sets heavy work harness.
1 light driving harness.
1 hea\-y wagon,
1 set heavy sleighs,
1 power feed mill, new.
Will take approved nine months’ note, without interest,
in payment tor any of the above.

— Jti Li •'yfrr’.k.

Smith Realty Co.
Comer Lake Ave. and Tenth St.
Citirens phone 32
Bell phone 169

Gaps
We can gave yon aome
monqr on theee-bonght
hbont twenty doxen tam.
plat in addition to our
large line regnlar goodi—
aU itonplM go St onefourth off.

Underwear

MARKETS 1
Baat Buffalo, Dec. 3.-cyttl«^AOO:
ilve. ateady; prime steeik 1606.85:
180001460 Ih. steera. $5,860 5 JO; heif­
er*. $304.76; Stocker, and feeders.
$8.1608.46. BbeiriN and lamtw-lSjDOO:
stronger; choice Umbs, $7J0O7.60;
>ers. $8.7606: ewes. $5J6OSJ0.
Hog*-88.100: scUve, higher: Yorkers.
$6.4006.60: henry and mixed. $6J0.
DetrolL Dec. 8.—Wbeot^No. 8 red.
T7Hc; corn. 60\6c; oats. 36^c,
Icago. Dec. S.-Wh«L 78Hc;
. «%c; oats. 88HC. i

QUieiC THE TAHjON. I
totMA an Bat Fiem am

SSiWhTdjSrf
CITY

Risk'Your
Money

FOR ATLANTIC SERVICE.

: SAUL
One-half off on dross, ready to wear
ad street bats for two wetocs; very
bolot bargalna. Mlaa C.! P. McOooL
tedlng srimmr, lit S- PiodL
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But we don't ask you to

Battleship Ohio Will Prepare at Brook­
lyn Navy Varda.
New York, Doc, 8,—The battleahip
Ohio. fiagriOp of the AalaUc fleH. Captala Logaa la command f Ul prepare
for AUaatIc aerrlce at thle “
nary yards,
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HAKEUAbT
FOR CHUSniAS

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in a itoir of our warm

Famooe PortraitI IPainter Passed Away
FailtMW—Paintad
Prom
Charies Dickens and Otham.

Wired their local bayera to buy only By Wire to the l^ing Record.
rmiagham. Abu Dec. . 8.-ln
6ALai
RALXl
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head OB coIUMqb between two paam
One- halfoffondresMVtelytow
half off on dress. i
ger tralna on the|MobUe A Ohio ran. aad Mroet
reel hata for two 4rerim; w
rtmd near Dwtgh^ tWMtyMven pea- choiee bargains. Wss C. P. McO
; rnimav. lU S. Fiwt

2SctoK
FretIVlertan Churcti

Your feet woufdfee
preny good
these cold mornings

Cherry and Honey
Compound

No better vslom in the
city-six or eight styles
fine worf goods $1 per
gsrmect - pvtioukrly
good Tsloes finer goods
•t $1.25. $1^0, $1.75 sod
$$ per gsrment CombinUioBm>derwemst$t
to $5 per suit

attectata:

OYSTER SUPPER

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HmanaMeabled theehoieMt jwrwule’* bookstheiaiike»eaai»<i>daM,tiMBMMtnlea«ag ataodMd aad po|mlv booka

on MEcdoDEldV

kickley BcHoM Teacher and Peda*
By Wire to the E^lng Rpeord.
gegue Prom Manletee Jeinad Hearie
New York. Dec, 8.—Prof. Ferdinand
and Hands Friday.
LeBoyle, aged 87. the .famous artist
Cadillac. Mich.. Dec. 3.—Somewhat who painted portraits of Charlee DickSdwln Forrest. Oenenll Grant and
romanUc as an Incident of Ihe North
y other noublea, is {dead from
Michigan Teachers* aaaocUUoa
t
that was in aeaaioa In this city Friday heart failure.

and Saturday was the wedding of
nf the tfwchera. Charlee Haaktns of
Manistee and MlM IM OarreU of
BuckWy. The coople w«w aaarried at
the parsonage of the MeChodlat church
Friday afternoon at 8 o'mock. the event
(OoaUaned ba Third Page.)
bring kept from the knowledge of the
other teachers untB about the Ume for
thrir deparlnra from the city at i
Saturday. The nuptial ceremony was
anted In the parlor at the parson­
age. the only witnesses to the cere­
mony bring the pastor’s wife. Mrs.
L4MI Martcet,
naa H. M. Coghlan and the maid
kiyed In the l^ome. Mr. and Mm.
of the ralee in frwlfht
On
dM wre expeiried to spend t
mtea the potnto mnrket la now down
to SO eenu. During the aeaeon of nnrtgaUoa. April 1 to Dec, I, the rallroada
nrlll carry Urn inhere ter 18 ceaU per
WO poeada bat during the winter
Two Paaaenger Trains Came Tegtther
the the prioe hM been pat at It eeata.
Head On On the MebUt A
^Ich ineaai aboat three oeau more
OMe RaHmad.
l^buihaL The Chlengo hoaeee hare

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no wmriai that every HaHe lover wfll
bedeBgliteA OoQMa tonga end cteM
hnmereM hito wm eteo he a tem
. The opera heeeedhonld be wen
toed and M OM win regret having

FORTY PiCCEg OP BOilR WERE
TAKEN PROM J. P. MABTERB.

Hr. Beareh foofm with O. B. B
orar the Wnktaaea A Roeaer boi
WM tWM •• AIimE «r ttw ra«M* allaya and whM he did not pat la an Oamhiem and Ugiiar Beltem ef BL
Jeaaph Amatt Omad Jer/a Actlaa
ippeaiaaei afterff MM yaaU
With Anxiety—Ostreit Man
moraiag Hrm. Bi^ baeame atei
and aatag a atep ladder looked orer
the tranaom Into |he room. Mr. B«
had aadrimaed all eaeept hla ahlrt
By Wire tetbe Bvenlng Rpeord.
and tellea paritally under the bed.
phyaieiaa wag aammoaed and
t eared for. The whole left aide U

MelUDtoj^

OUWr. OOLLBOB (HRLB*
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CU7B
I wm Hag at the dt^ egera ho«

C. r. Baarch oTlhe American Batter

WILL EUNfM» ALL RBCOIlOB FOR

toac tlx aMik (or

PWelehad to tee SvenlAifteoi
i|ptoMenanchAayhrB.C.Wi
MONDAY. DSC A flOk.

tenth

Overcoats
No mistake whaiyoB get a coet faom ns—it ffts aad
steysflt OnrlineispartieahilystmDgatfrom Hi to
fia Fiaer goods at $9) to $22-ionn fitting, fan hadt.
tong or abort, you are the jndge.

Sherman {( Hunter

How
Does

This Coat
Look

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Useful Gifts
ON EASY PAYMENTS
rltlng
_ Tat^
Jrtor' Stand*
Sideboards

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Rockers

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Get your gifts now. We'll
wait for the money.

J. W. Slater
THB HOMEMAKER.

Wscard Your Wood Beds
You Get the Benefit -

Here Is a Chance for You
Good Tiui Bod, hll aUs* and all colon, a good wona win
string and a good cottoQ top luattnaa,

$4.78

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And all higher gnwhd will lie aold aoocmlingly.
We have an overslook of thaau gooda and we Bawa got to
1^ Tta>m for a oarictod c>( gooiU wfaieb we have Qoniiig.

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tli^ aitli mrmi wd <Hk P»rk libra.

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rooaa aftd of tbU
lAtt W9f c*II4rrti. tlia «tf
Mbrmiy lia?to« 1141 and tha Oak Park

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Wa la a VMT sratinrlas «Uta of
«Mn tw—arm aa Um» ekUd who la
•' at tiM Ubimnr laadlac U not only
Mr^tmateMtafloiDcaabatUta^
9iM« kliailadUavay tbatvUiba
• baaaaeial to blai la tJfr jmn. The
Wladom of eaubliihtni the Oak Park
braBflh is shown by the great Increase
te tbs total Bitaber.
the
. bar who want to the readiac rot
Oak' Park b much leas than the down
town Mbrarjr, the reading iwob at Oak
Park baa been ooodocted «ad«
aaBber oC peogle. • The ^anaOi
▼air aatlsfaetOfy In ewy^way and
bbowa oondnalTely that a weH «mdaetad Ubrary b a naterlal aid to the
dtp.
Tba Itttered awakaaed by the story
boara b another thing that pi
those who hare the welfare of the
clCy*a yoang nt heart. The chUdren
bar# talhtt to thane story boars and
the ladber b odastantly growing nad
the atteadaaoe at tbeee should be enooongad by tbs gsraata sU that U
pnilbla; lha ahUd who hears of the
Mags aad works of hb farorlte hero
tbtt b» aat in the esdearor b
ooiDee a better child snd ultimately
bettor man.

oo Dec. 10 wm bh s eodsl eveat?
cmiiKi earely Trmpeffse City b ns cal.
uiwd. ns hlghty*adooatad snd as re*
This big Smokestack Is excdkd by
fined as the other towao that >lbs
Kt vUlla. And everywhere b at least two In Scotlana—tbr Bt Bd
she giTeeted with the beet peopb of the lox chlim>eT In Clasgiiw b 44S feet
and tbe Toitrnsend chimney In tbe
fe«t blgh. But tlw
In hsBirlnf*ICi« Barnett’s malinger same clf> b
that each woa^ be the ease here, steeplejacks make no more of cIUuIh
though U b the Bttle lady's first yUlt li.f snch simrts than one a third of
to tbe town. He feels Just ns oonfi thdr height, though the vlbrsUou is
4en4 Chat the people of Tmveme City tnnrh greatw and more seriaiis bt
wlUi snbeUntbte hb promise when timea.
All dnmneya vibrate, especblly In n
they know whet an ezceptlonnlly fine
Lie; It b n coDdUion of tbelr safety,
attraction he has been able to aecnra
bnl tbe oscUbtton nt the top b a ssHter for anynos at work 1
Tftke for Instanee her play. -The
high wind nnd the Jol> is |K«t.
loahyiDOOii.*' that she will offer here poned to a calmer day.
He4 b m play as full of fun. bughof the
able; tneldenU. oomioi
able,
oemleal mistakes and
drol chnmclers ns a 1French fnree. yet
dean and wholesome,. with no word or
fana been
ehBd
•itmitioo that the
belted with Iron baneb and b conslfi.
ered mfe.—Hari»er’s Weekly,
the onre nad Meganee of coatoaei
I nettlags that Miss Bu
Mrs. Ada l»ej(h. the woman Jockey
learned to raloe In her training in Mr.
of Grafton. Mass., said tbe other day
Mds' and Mba Marlowe's
.tudlcd ^ pl>7^lMdlac parti. Th*
iBMt ar* ooplca la rich aUka aad
vlaate ot aona ot the taaioaa patal
Ings of the "Empire" peitodL that Mbs
BnraiKt secured while abroad. They
alone are worth golnr to see aad will
fill the feminine heart with delight.
The Ibahlng. exquisite costume worn
by the fnsdantlng dan^, Zamor
the play was impoftai from 8pab for

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Weather nhould make no dlffersace
to the muste bmsrmaf thedty tonight
as the Treble Clef chorus, composed of
young indlen fvmn Ottret college. wlU
nr nt the City opera bouse for tbe
benefit of the Congregational church
and they should be greeted by a large
repreeenutlve audience.
This

atortee. the bodlug of great cHaee In
Uteeblaiw aai tbe gbaor that sarroaads tbe
heroes of certain

rftie greatest preventive
Mmess Is rbadty.
psthy. If he who
thinking them ben<
get to know !tbe people he despies, hs
wouM like them, and he would procelve that they were not no far be­
neath Urn as be had
wwaltby boy.; who was pbylng one
afternoon wl|b lome dirty urcblnn to
-•Johnny.* I Crieff the little boy's
mother In tones of >orror. *come hers
atimroa*
j-.knd when he came, sbe nfideff:
••Dent you tamw thsss am
boya for you to pby wltbT
- -Yes. moth, r.' he lupllsd; -bat than
^ am a good boy for them to pby
with.-___________ :
me bry of^Tunb b dmcrlbed \t %
magestoe article as being of a deep
tan compleglcb-toother werdA a light

aaOb Blaecy sad bwinache while oa the ynong Indies should be given the
tbe other band, stories well told
of a large house on Uml
•ttber rerbally or by books, have bed
here tonight
much to do with counteracUng ibe pertins Curofi Irt e no IW Days
aioioas teachings dbeemlnaied by
**dlBM novel.-* which b now the tee>
twat^Tel nnd theroforr doaMy dna*

KUw
ErUnger-s massive atod
magnificent spectacle “Ben Hur,*
which created a furore In Grand Raiv
Ids three years ago Is to be stsign'd
again In that city for three days a!
the Powers theater, starting Thursda)
evening. Dec. 13. with a apecUl maU
neo on Saturday. Dec. 16
The stage settings provided by Klaw
A n-bager to this Impressive draraal
have never bee n equaled In
this country. The pictures of -TThe
Star of Bethlehem. “The City of Jem
aalem.'’ from the lerraee garden of the
palace of Hur In Judea. "The Interior
of a Roman-Gslley." -Tbe Grove of
•The itjuntaln <rf Cbstalla."
The Chariot Racw. ’ “The Yale of
and “The Mount of Olives"
am remarkable exhlblta oT tha best
scenic art. To these are added some
wonderful effects In lighting as In
Star of Bethlehem,- and In
mags mechanism, as shown In the
thrimag chariot race, Tbe qontrivancet that go to make up the chariot
iac« cost more than |UX)60. Bight
a run In full view of tbe modienca
The great scene which closes the
pby^b tie bsnllng of tbe lepers on
Mount Olivet.
Here hundreds
people are . arranged In attnctl
grouping, the whole forming one of
the most beautiful pictures ever pul
upon the stage. The personality
the Nazarene Is not shown In the pay.
but 111 thb sccoer the nearness of hl«
presence b Indicated with the
4mpreailveness by n
a sshaft of the
tense 4mprmilveness
tiw
pu^t white Ui^L The
td no as to
remove It from the domain of the
caM paaMoa ptaya. aad whib the
Savior Is only referred to. yet His
mendous domlnaUag power U felt with
thrilling effect.
-The advance^sale of seats for the
•^Ben'Hur- efftaement wlU open In
Grand Rapids on Monday. Dec.
when mall orders for snata for any of
the performances wUl be prompU*
filled in the order of their receipts,
jicoompanled with rmlttance and self
addreeaed stamped etirjdope for reply.
Address all communlealJoas to Orrtn
Stair. Manager Powers* theater. Grand
Rapids. Mich. -

that tba
light bay hey is mally a dark bey. Mff
not dark In comparison with otlnr
bey*; merely sUmgsIds of s^ Uayn
His Uttle m, to he anm. b a bay
baby bey.
If tbe bay !bey babe will not obey
tbe bay bey be atands a chance of be­
ing summarily thrown Into the bay
SMwerae aty h
l«y-a bsy.
tsMyrndotberl
On4 half Offs
When the peepleof Tnnb have i
MiMtbatnbn
and litMt hats for two weeks; vary problems cenlMttng them b tt •ar cMKSHtheisnUat CkM. Ar
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Mbs C. P. MpOfol. wooder that the bay bey's sabjecto' «»
CMCht,c«Usti4
TMK ObOWTM IN gANK.DCPOSITt.
u Sni
adffictcff to bay
It hU B> C4«l.
Miehlgan people now have
301
depoaked In the banks of
THE mgJJfl, PLACE MILUOTRT
tbealahb^aa laoMase of-aboot m.NOnCB to UiphTtra of Bowood
: BALE.
I bahd puHnifa&
towmahlp. I win be »t People'a ha«k
OOMdd la the past year. The ba
AUU IHTHOBSTBD la hwd pateMd One hundred trimmed hats from $1 er«y
Satotdajr daring December, to
poMUaiatadescsthat point nedaibtMy
wMcc oMors. birch bark, hoMe to $4 for 91 each. A Inrpe lino
vlesm. etc, for Christmas glfta are In­ 92; to ns at one^balf off. Thb week
«e tba coudttiBa of the ooaatr
vited to call nt Mba HavUandX W
deefi-fil
SUtsptiofit.
decl^ only.
JMfaa that tbe eoantry b
peibM OC 4op^aeelsw and **haa| tlmea**
Oa tba oChorhaad. If they laereaw. It

REX

(laiiranlewl ovor>^ potit iit nl this
olhco.

Ii-s this

Oarvful

You will find a big cal on the other goods aa wdl, for
we mn&t have the room.
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Tnuil.

m»*Dt which romovck all cans** of
wheel-Tivlh iiml Cleaning'. Fill-

One Dollar Down. One Dollar a Week

inif, Cmwii or Hri«l^* Work.
If yopr tivlh are in l««l coiidi.
tion toilay.

aco pt

our

Can ful

genico.

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DIiNJ'ISTS
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or th» tMt t( tto.
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Grand Rapids Furniture Co.
127 S. South Union Street

"THE BIG STORE" Dealers in Eveiything

More Good Things
for Christmas
Just the things you want for your many friends. Every day
some new line is unpacked. The earfier you make
your selection the better you will be satisfied
' .
and then have it all off your mind.

leather, eW aad Celluloid ilovc|tics
Toilet and Manicure Sct», Three Piece Toilet Sets. Brush ipd Combats. Hat
and Clothes Brushes, Work Boxes. Cuff and Collar Boxes, in Leather. Lbony and
Celluloid. Prices are from $1.00 to 650 Pocket Mirrors 10c, 2.5c. 50c.
Crepe Paper Novelties in cupping Envelopes. Laundry Lists. Broom Holders,
Blotter Pads. 25. 50c. $1.00.

Dennison ‘<5hristmas Seals”
. The novcltits that sold like wild fire last year, over Twenty Millions being »ld.
Three entirely new ideas in Seali-100 in a box for lOc. Holly Gummed Sucken
for labelling packages. 12 in package, for 10c. Holly Ta«» to attach to packages. 10
in package, for lOc. Small Holly Tags, .20 in package, for; 10c.

Christmas Dinner Favors
Can be used at any luncheon or evening gathering. Japaneie Papw Napkior
with the ring, and an exploding Paper Cap novelty. S'-'c adoien sets. Create any
amoont of fun.

Dressing Table Mirrors
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dn«(l thf«t Biuny Utnid piviplc linve

8.50. 3.75.

Hand Painted China

ter SteT&rLMaad^
2J0.800.
F.lAflhitor. * ^

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MimEGORDS r
WERE BROKEN*
uMtAinr wEAPtiia »oom»
"THACnto tw Veom.^

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m PAiK ^ HAD 298

December
Coughs
Never Ibt m ooti^ qr ooU
-cnie itmdt. We mooBiiiieod
MAPLE BAL8AM
becanae it ia Ibe ciuickrat,
aoxeal mud aafeet care for
eoi«l», e Oda, BGte thftmt ai d
boaiBeiiQaa that ^ can gtt
sii:tvhefe at nay price.

25c

MAIN LIBRARY ROOM WAS VIBIT.
CD BY 1141 CHlLDRtW .

ifi

I JOHRSOII DKVG CO. I
RM»Mt «f tht
TkM m«
M the City Read
S.SBW Books frtm Those t|i»o
InetHatlone im Novemberl

UHin BOB’ WRLCR
Tbe nttoMmeo St tbc
nf Ibc psbllc UbrsiT broke sH
for 4be Bootb of Korembrr.
peo^
pie stoppto* there sad isktai [edTsn
uie of the opportsnJtlee to
ibelr minds. Of Ibis numbeii 1141
children. To tbU
added the m who suended
Osk
Pnrk resdln* room, making s| grand
total of 1%H.
The number of books glTon
at
both libraries lor the month waij ZJU9.
fiction, as umml leading by a large percenuge. Btereo hundred and twentynine children attended the story
The following is the report
aisth street lli.rarj
im: Ju
phlloeophy. C; ndlglon. 10;
M;
osefnl arts. 8:
40; history. 40; trarel 18:
82: bound magaali , 81; total
daUy average. 107.

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BIgMr Bhrtco Osnwo. the grwid operm tenor. Tbc slncor Yse Is coon
on Tosedky Isel In oftsvor to tbo ehmrwe cS hsrlnf seted otfenelrely to*
smrd n woMsxi vhUe 1» ooo of Umi anlinml boosos In ibo Cenlrsl park boo In
KowYork.

MEMORMl W»$ HELD CAOILUC NEIT VEtR
: CXIRCISEt OF CONOFEOATlftNAL
•OWDAV •CHOOU '

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Otm* fiK Oort Evaiw aiMl Edna
GiilBtek Wara All Mambat* o«
»b.*«l«.l.

TBACHER&’ A880CIATI0N WILL
MEET THERE AGAIN.

Siipsnnundent Georpe’A, McOes ef
Csdmsc Wai Elected Rrealdent.
s - Good Meetifto.

CsdUlsc. Mich. I>or.
. a» rM«-a »otc lii'M yes
iRSitleni Gtsjrrc A. McGfie of the Cadll
i*rda.v l.y lii* t'4>o|n«allu«ial Snodny
Uc srhtKdB s;ui elected itrasldiuu of
nrhoel for lhr\» mv^nlan wbi» hsnbeen latply Ukrn ssay from ihcm— the Noril»‘rn Michigan T
so^lsUoB at the ckslng sesjjcm of the

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thA... Tb«a

w-4. rr.un.n.mi,

M a. .aa^-j ^||Aj a».^» flundar »chonl wuiK '

zz,

11* d as thi me^ung pluci f

and the
illy and Hh tlumbers
that while they hrro ftcm» <« ahead
Bins g» .11 rally w « rc rvfcrrod fo In
their weinoty atmilngvrs.
MBssm OrelHcL and Grace RYsnr U :*3»i: Ilf .appri'ClatUm.
The irther offiei ia of the assoelailon
wrn mnubera of Mrs. Wrir.hl »y
idceleil wx»re: H. fe. jVll of Itoyne
and Mlftt Mary Parr wn»U- a roettv>rlal
City, vleu pn*sldent; Guy l>. BniUh of
paper which was i^ul by Mi?s UmUc
l.urtington. secrerary tn'asurt'r; Geo.
lUle.* Miss Umi K%ans was a memRoxburgh
l-T of nr. Barsh ChasA' s cla>Ls and j
w ,
i-mluT of the
unoiTi’um raiMH’r
«uu •
Gilbert
m.*i»i>rlal fr»t hoT.
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of TrnvcrM- Cliy. na-mier of the*rail­
IxMiit F. THUS. uvslsU'Rl br the|
way n»inmUt**i'
Hunday si lusd lii-ihc vh^nvK sang a
I'blblreu from the Kmerson school
nulc.
•nii-rUliail the m*r.orUUau SalunUy
r.omlng with two exOo.vaiile
3iiiwrlm.itdi«t Plodgell E>f Klk Rapids
llscusscil, -Teachers- m^ajiuuslbimy
for the Pupirs Ciiod Conduct OnUlde
BERVICBB HELD BY LODGE OF if Sehiad -• -n»en W. H. French of the
lime dei»artnant gave a talk on the
ELKS YESTERDAY. .
course of study, at time digressing
['uough to express vigorously
DuHeg the Last Year Two Members miggostious about beltcrtdg the schixil
lystem of the aUte.
of the Lodge Have Patsed Away.
Mr. French thought the High schools
Wa:: i: Ritual Service.
[lught not to lK« so much pn iuiratory
ichooU for collc^ aa Institutions to
The annual memorial si r%lco of the romplole the tHtys* and girls* «julplocal lodge of inks was h.ld yester tuem for life, because only om-half of
day aflernopn wl l’:no. thoro being a c^ne per cent of High mhool graduates
large attendance ni the • U>dg»» <»f sor i-r-er enter college.
One of the most inMnictlTc pa]
row." The sonrict's wire conducted
Recording U» the auli mn and Impivss given 'ht this meeUng was that
#lve ritual, the address Ulng by the reading by Prof T. W. Nadal of Olivet,
who l>ellev(vl that It was quite as Imexalted ruler. H. O. Joynt.
rtortug the past jxar two members porlant to eiiUlvate the \*olce for
of Trarersd City lodge. No. sr.l. B. P. speaking as It was to cultivate any
O. R.. hnvt pasted away. lUchard faculty or organ of the child.
I ;Roiuda and Dr. O. A. Hollldny.
PERBON/|kL.

INMEMORVOFTHEDEtD

ONE HAB BEEN FITTED UP IN
^.TME WILHELM BLOCK.

CenUlaaa Plano and Othsr FumiahIfigs and Walls Hsvs Pictures
Taken by the Pastor.

Through the vnsoUelted g«ieroslty
of E. RTlhelm. tho B»v. O. C. U>ck
hart’s class of tho Baptist Sunday
school known as the Cnlty leiMiie.
has been given free of charge, a room
next to the pastor’s office In the W’ll
helm block for a boys’ parlor and

Bros.’, a leiUher topped reading table,
two Irather Morris chairs, two leather
rocking chairs, a magaslne rack and a
ball tree. The rooA has been beautlfully papered and the wall decorations
Raading Room.
will eootjst of classic plcturat secured
Two hundred and fortr
by the pastor when he was abroad.
vlsllod the reading room during the
Two nights out of each wei'k will be
month. 140 women and 1141
given over to musical entertainment
a dally average of €1.
for the boys aniMrom time to time
Btory Hour.
different pastors of the city wUI ad
Three hundred and eighty-three
children listened to the fairy ftorle.^
^t the main library
tw wn the age» of 14 and 21 yv\
ch. At the Oak Park library. 295 be given a cc»rdlsl welcome to any
children heard the stories of th|s vsll Slid all the prtrllcgw! of the league
King Arthur and nlneiy-s
The membership now numbers twenty.
n building, there being .
The ladles of the churt b will give a
stories of this nalure told at
New Tear s dinner, to defray the cx
building which 'makes-the niumlH-r
PS of furnishing the room.
small. The average for each! story
was 80. The children take a
BREVITIEB.
deei* interest In these storlesj MUs
Btont. the <^y librarian, being the
ren pipes , were' appnn-nl thl^
LITUtor.

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Oak Park.
One hundml and twenty four
i»f fiction were given out during the
month at the Oak Park branch while
€0C ropl(>s of Juvenile fiction were
lead. The other classlflcatloni were
as follows: ^
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literal lire. 21; history. 34; travel. I;
biography. 7; bound magaslnos. 2B;
f9l; daily avernge. 84. Reading room,
men. 7; women. 14; children. 277;
dally avernge. 12.
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MRS. BOUDREAU DEAD

Mrs. Clara Boudrea died -at
>me. 805 Rose street at llil5
night after but a few days- illness of
pneumonia. She leaves one daughter
and two slBiera. four brothers and her
mother besides many friends to mourn
her loss.. Her father. PhlUp Secore.
died the second day of January. 1905
The funeral will be held from St
Francis church at 8 o’ciock tomorrow
morning.

ling -and the pluml»ers rccelvec
tho first rnsb ral’s of the season.
The WcHiai-umg^club fle^of lK»at»
Is now "prett/ well out of water si
though there are a lew along tho river
Ixjule Culman has fitted his boat
with a top and spray boards and w
fish lintn the liy freexos over.
Horst s five piece orcbeatra went \p
Maple C4ly thU arternoon to pUy at
dance there tonight.
Thc<hargo llc'.en C. of Manlslre
iq port today.
All ladles of Traverse City hive. No.
532. are requested to meet at Fores
ter’s hall tomorrow rooming at^:30 ti
.attend the funeral of Clnra Boudreau
C«nvo>wnces will be provide^ at the
hall.
Election of officers of Grand Trav­
erse hive. No. 62. Ladies of the Mac
cabees of the World, will b© held at
Wo^man hall Tw»day afternoon at
2;3.\
The L. C. B. A. society will meet at
the 8t. Francis school ball at 8 o'clock
tomorrrow raonUng 4o attend
funorml of Mra. Joe Boudreau.
The AlUr society of St. Francis
church will meet al the church at 8:45
tomorrow morning to attend
funeral of Mra. Boudreau.
The postponed quarterly meeting of
the library aaaodatlon will be held
next Saturday to flnUh
regard to the conaUtutlon.
Ragular meeting of Travera® aty
chapter. Ho. 147. Order of Eastern
Star, wlU be held tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock. Special bnsinesa and

The S-monthsad child of Mr.
Mrs. W. 8bane of Elmwood township
Mrs. U Lai
of Northport
Mrs. Ruth Sheldon of Eurt Bay was
died thU morning. The funeral will be
the city lodar
taken ill Saturday night with neural
Nellie MlUdItHon of Northport spent held tomorrow at 1 o’clock:
gla of tbe heart and ia no better to­
the day In the city.
day.
Mrs. 8. IViaer of Northport was In
All ladiaa having artkiea for the
The nan was pU.vlng eurberewltb
Royal Mxler A. W. Rickerd of Lolls town today.
the Utfwt belle of tbe Mountain Hense. nm M. E. baxaar win please leave
TU-*h lemlkle. No. 15. D. O. K. K.. has
Mrs. H. E. Gin and children pasMKi while his bride oC three months was the aame with Mrs. W. M. Abbott. 521
called a lehearaal for this evening in
through the city ms moralng on their trying to bmiy her mind aa well as WeM^^evenlh street, on the south
1 Knights of . Pythias haR. It has
way to Muskegon, wherw they will her fihgera wRh a smiOl piece of en.^ side, and Mra. G. A. Holliday. 618
decided to hoU a big meeting and
make ibeir future home.
Washington street; on the east aide.
banquet on Jan *5. the ceremonies tc
Suddenly the Iraaband tunmd toward
W. H. Beitner and wife spent yes­
Tbe rerlval meedngs whk* wei
take place In Sieinlrerg’s Grand opera
his wife .with n patronheing air.
.started tome weeks ago ia the Fourbouse. The temple la preparing for terday at Buttons Ray, returning this
HTardon me.- he exclaimed: ilteeath street Methodist church and
the IntUntloo Jt a large class of can morniiu:
hadn't noticed that I was betweto you
have,
continued at the BvaageUcal
Carl
Farwoli
of
Suttoaa
Bay
was
in
dldates and It la a foregone conclusion
at>d the light;
|
that this wUl bo one of the best meet the city today.
"Oh. pray donT mover, the little chn^ for aome time, doeed for the
Inga the tomplo ever had. It Is ex
Georae Loftns rotuniied from Chi wonan replied. **I can aee tl
yon perfectly well."~I%>plncott’a
Tbe Tonng Pwjple’a alllanee of the
imeted tlml dWy member will b€ cage today.
i
BvangellcM chudi wil| hold
preoent to pitflltdpate In the ceremo
WlUlam Mnrsch of NoHhport passed
blew
through the city lodiiy oa his way to
-I
“that ragular monthly bttatoeas meea
every member Is expected to attmid Big Raplda He was aocompanled by a megathcfliim has been excavated to the church thUevcBtog at 7:88. The
the iDM!<ing for rahenrsal this evenin* his daughter.
wUI occur and thare wlU he a ahott
at 8 o’clock.
Mrs. C. 8. Biinkerbol! of Elk Rapldi
program and a social evaning.
Is vWUng her daughter. Mrs. E. T. must spiak to Joalah about IL for
-•Now.- cried the Unpassiooed ewator Price of Traverse CUy.
has been wanting to get one. although
The fttUowlBg aU Bsea who
-let me show you a figure or tw »x"
Jake Gbertng of Bowers Harbor was I’ve always thm«ht that If a peraon
was gotog to get anything of the kind
A xwlee from the crowd tnlrrruptef In Ute cliy today.
K would be fbollah not to
buy B cinh will toU fhls renter for the
• E.O.Lsddof01d MUslon waslnthf fttradlvartaa. even If they do cost a IHCnrvnr. Vogle^
tie more--Tblrago Record-Herald.
roared. T>nl.r It looks to tniwli Wee s dty.
M. SUrrtmr of Old Mlailoa was In
Hphor m eonni fc
TRY A RECORD WANT Aa
RECORD WANT ADE RAY.
the aty today.
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Und naloBculir.

BIG D.O.K.K. DOINGS

Meat Tonight for
•ration of Coramonlra to Bo Held

rmr
nmner gives tbe fbllowiug auggestkiQs for exercise: Rise
at e-.Y0 a. m. Put on ok! clothing, easy
shoes and h sweater. Time for dress­
ing. five luiuntes. Walk one-fourth of
mlL': timt*. five mluutaa. Tbcu nm
mile at a dog trot in eight mtuntea
rangin'; your circuit of a mile and
_ quarter so that you will finish at
.vour door thirteen minute* nfler start
Ing. That cxcrrlse will exiuiud your
louini and stimubte your hnrt action
and laud yon at your donfwtep at C;48
n. la. piutlng far hreath. fboronghly
I XUSUAI.-1 nml i>er*plrtog at every pore.
You arc then ready for your bvlh and
shave and brrakfast and for tbe uat
ural routine of the day. T1»e man of
hablu who patiently purtbhi exercise may klM all drugs

Puring RIstorl's fi
Madrid an elderly woman ooe night
gained access to her dressing rotwn and
tearfuUy begged her toterveutloa on
iK-balf of her sou. a young aoMlor condetunt'd tofdeath for n aetiona. breach
of dIscIpUnb. At tbe close of the pei^
formance ^tlstori was p«»cnted to
gneen Isabella, made tbe inquired apiwwl and bbtsliied ttie young
se It gave to
fnw lurdoiL perliai* \*f
of a motthe qtwn tbe opp<»rto
Ihnt she was certuln the nrtn-w had
never before played In js tragedy with
such a happy ending. Horns yea« toter
Ui*tori ugalu vlsiiod Madrid. ' Puring
tbe first performance a ai.ldlcr among
the audience made a dUturtaiuce. was
ejo, if,l oiily after severely dniusjging
n inmdMT**.f isdlcRinm and was sub­
sequently k.'ntemvsl to a |«»ng tern* of

Haw Ur LemrseU Laallsli.
t’arl Sv-bttrx ouce told a fri 'isl aorue
tiling of III* roriy struicpb-* with the
Ei)gll*li taUKUJiKe. He knew It rlKiut
3% .\in.Tlcnn c»llrge l*ov» know their
Ikrnunn- fhr.t Is fj a.t,v. Iiarely at fill,
lay. 'deriRllng sin-b noti^onae miiit
tore and.
;:ll*h Hiig

t »rt'K f;»m^r protege. wb«. lnwrlng i
ber return, lufd ct.iue to the tlM-ater In
order to rem w Id* i xpr^'-slon of grailtude. nifortuimtaly be lunl drbuk her
heillh InbeiitbusbiMlcaMy l>cfon-haOd.
with the ire-ult tlial lie nually owed
ber not osil> Id., life. I*nt free iKwrd
Mmjorlc Manners uml rrliin* and Itslglns f‘M- s4‘v«T»l year* lnt > tbe
Arthur of Connaught, who will msWe lurgalu.--Lomhwi Tniih.
h<-r Id* prince-... in spite of King Eisard s effortj to prevent the match
luta tiemum and imt bis wark av.ny botause Id
Manned’ Isek ol
qujtiug tt cashier, bank ofli. iaU do nut
lx week*. At the e-ad of !’*rt time
pnrfrv 'fr*-h n*-w bill* to old oa*w.
he translated Ids traiislstlon back Into wealth.
isb and then made a searching
;vor>Usl>
c-OTcpsrtson le-twesu Id* ve^doo and
N'ldwika’*
c.>mui«:j ;idea ihit Iwink i<-llers do not
that of G .ldsnillh’s original. "After
rai«^l > give ui» eriFp iw|M-r uio ley. .\s
hat," be Raid. '1 knew Knrrllsh.n natter of fact, nlii.- eushlcr* fuit of
a’«nllnu4.g Bum Fir^t F :gv.)
Be'le Ucirr vs. Artb; r C. DsmiL. ever) l*«U try lo get rid of nvu uio.iry
a* qulekl; as p m.lble nfler receding
hrt'.;ch »:f promlsf.
4t. Then* Is grave dauger 1 i tbe ave.-- ;
t:.nie«l. .vwu know, dear aiul I'ui
C.t-rrm
W. Slewart V*. Heixian nge laying telb-r In luindllng uuu***l
mther nfrnld as to what br will say Hviusn. <h fault.
m*>ney. N*-w Itnak noies stick lOgi-tU
Nn I
blui." said he.
Fir.nk W. J« hns»>n vs
lV?*mf»nd *T. Frvfjueotly On- Ink U not thw•niiaCs .all i:gUt. G*-»rge. I know
Chemical eornpHii/. ■ult tor damages.
ougbly djy I hiring «or rush iKjrI>J
how to mausgr fMim." ►hr n-i»!le»l.
we liandlo a great d«vil of m »i>e>. It Is
Chancery Pro Confeeac.
Ko the iwM iiionilnc she w« ut 10
papa !n a *tat«- of gn at Iwliguatioii . Mar> S. IXikeukolh vs. AUn J Lxl.en- tlM* es*l^ tlilug 111 4be world to make
* j mistakes with iieW bills ulieii lu U
l.filh. divorce.
and e\f !;iji:;ctlto relieve a ^g Hue of wsltlus
•\V»iat ilo yon think hn* hn-.ipem d7
Ellen McCI. ary ra; George MH’lesry. j
'•ha.. IS , When isMuil'.le we give out
That iilH.unl >n»;nc man. Mr. Jinikdi*. dlvorrv.
•w bills during b jura wln u liter©
bad tbi* luipertiiu nr-«-1.» proj*o»i- luine.**
Nnihan H. Pience vs. Ls-erbs
rush.
I’d rather pay out a mil
•'Al»*nrd y*F«iig mnu’" ex«-hihn**d
lion old bill* than a bundrad new .
her father. * “M b*, are von ealhiic nl>- Pierce divorce.
williatn U. B'rlght vs. Ann B*.
1' l.et n e t.'ll yiHi that I emsU'er
Mr. J. nklii* a luud working, steady. B'rlght. norie.- of hr-siring.
aiK riagerra Maaker*.
Walter N. Millard vs. Susan Millard,
n-:«reetal»|i- young f4*llm>. Je.sl the vi-ry
lo ar-vfrol |iUe«i in Coin- Culmy and
i»f n liiislmiMl for .von, Yon'll die nolle* ol bearing.
tbe Orange Free Stale of S*mtb Africa
an old insld. Mntlldn. If y.*uTr w <-onWhrrcu Pierce vs. Joseph Ecksllpc raves have Ix-en dj**v»verefl which
fonndexl 4Mirthiilnr. .lust you tell Mr. et gl.. notice of hearing.
Jenkins to see me. and I’ll make it ^ Bessie Quick vs. Wiliam 4lulck, di­ yieldnl hundreds of inutumlOed fW
mslDB of a queer *iK-<1e* of six fingered
all rigbt.vorce.
monkeys. All of tlie full grown spec­
.\nd It was -all right.In the matter of the petltUm of L. imen* of this reniarkalile race have
tbe toll sltuaU-d high up oo tbe lisckH. Gage to discharge mortgages.
Meotlug a negro, a ccrlulu southem
from Giree lo fire lorhea farther up
Chaneary.
groth niau askwl him bow br waa get­
Cecilia Harmon vs, Arthur N. Har­ than on tbe modern monkey—and other
ting «m. Tin- negro aaaurord a troubled
distinguishing marka. such as two aeU
mon. divorce.
h>ik and rt-plled;
of canine teeth, beards on tbe mnlea.
Mary B. BUcklc vs. John A. IVAdc etc.
"Oh. so far's phvslosllty roes I'm all
rlglit. but I sure do have na troubles et a!.
ilaBlHaaJ Xewspoper.
»lie Barco va. Arthur C. Uwrols.
wlf-tug wife.’’
the few Cides poa*
Dreadeki Uone- of tl
-Well. Sam. I'm aorry to bear that. vorec.
quiper. and
What aeems lo be tbe matlerr
Marvin D. Crane va. Mao' Crane, dl- aeaslug Is munlri|.al
• Hly by tbe
this was befjueathed 1
-She think* money grows oo tram. I
Isle IT. Gnnt The I
reckon. All de time abe keeps pester­
valuable' protierty and roosists of a
in’ me for pinch o’ ebangi. If It ain't
The revenue boat Tuscarora arrived dally neK*I>»l»er. whicb In consequence
a dollab It’s half or a quarter she
in Ibis port yesterday afic-moofi and of tto egtenslv^ rirmlatlho to tbo prin­
"B-bat on earth doea aba do with tbe laid bare alt day. probably out of the cipal adtertistog medium la tbe neigbboebood,' TY- proflU are applied to*
money r*
way of the northwest gale.
tbe brsjitlfylng and Improvement of
-I dunna Ain’t nevah give ber nooa
yeL”-PhIladelphIa Ledger.
the dly Und to charity.
Tlie *-KoCa o# tl»F- W
It ia a favorite tbrory with tbe fikh
PUarSi Jewel ttoHes.
It to aorprtolog when any oue tokaa
Pliny dectarea that n dhUDOod waa
the trodbto to notice how many leCtcra
ao bard that if placed on mo anvil and
wares
are strung an*l violent, while j
tbe iwououn -I." To CarInwIlfBthe
atruck with a aledgc hammer It wouVl
Istlcal. and their etlgive teck a blow of aueh force aa t6 the fourth to comparatively weak and ja,b, this to teoflstical.
In letter writing forbJ
ahlror both anvil and hammer to leas dangeroua. This aocceaaton they |
pleceu. AmXberpfhU wonderful talea call a "rota of wavea." Ftobemen re-! ts probably on tbe —"»• prineij^
atotaa that "on tbe aheie of the Island tnrnlng from their fiahing grouad oftan I they write I (kh) always with a i
of <^yprua there was a stone Hon bar prove by experience tbe troth of their. irtter aad yoo fSle) with a gaplto
log eyea formed of emeraldii. which theory and hang back aa they come veralng the 1
near Ibe abore to uke advanUge of j
!
r'that all tbe flabe*
.the lull that foilowa. aay. pretty reg- j

CIlfliOimUGHT

■J

alda out ahd put to glaas ajm
whereupon tho wlao fiabaa
holder and returned to their a<
edneta.-

It air comes around to aoe of two
things. Blth all nprried couptea who
differ In habit, in uste. in optelon. to
mod# of Ufis. if there to to be any happteaaa aomehtadr has to learn to giro
-Very gratlfyingr aald a peung
up or give •p BStodtog that there la a
cooeottod noraUat
"A gontk
Ettber way la at good as
writes aMtbathttookacopyofmy the other. It to si
last work to read dartag a raOwty things are not of
touroar. and at a ramilt audieuly Bto
covered he bed gene twenty Rdlee ba^

yoodMadiffttealtonr
-Daar me.* eommentad ^ young
anChoFh Mend; -rieaptog to thOna la n

OMO for

-Do you expact to i

TOO LATE TO CLABBIFY.
FOUNDf-Bman bay horac with one
whUeifoot and whtta spot on tom.'
Oamef can have auM by piorteg
fatbir. -1 gave htei a funo hiB the
property at E. L. Banaoai%. JBiecA-,
«<>. «.«* other day. and the flnt thing bt did
wood Idal^y torm, R. F. a Ha A and :
wma to put H under n
pnytog foi^ this notice and frog.
wbatktodor
Bee 841

Orty 300 WOBOI w«l to SM»a» In'
Chtoco. t«t tb« th«to
to

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The Hall-R^iii BoySi

K Bate Up

THEYXiO IT 0r<%0.»0 RER- vA.v.g.e.

■^SII^Peye sight?

Saves
Hard
Work

1^*1 ttif cr-4r|

Ve», of coorae foo
yofa mu»t have jro

''’^j;^’?jSLi

HOTEL OObUMBIA -

iinKsscttos
O. C. MOVrATT-Al»U»cU 0* tttiW
• nt 8t*te Bask buOaiM.

■.It
«rtta«aror
-war. rta
AM «M» itiMra *r

“Vo., wbfji Iber tre l»« ilouktTa.r

OK. KARL C TVtKR VtmM ■«■
S IM tUdOMl B«k mg. CM
MMlbOMta.

MfM

Diamonds
for
Christmas Presents

A. AMtRMAlU DmUM. Ont Mk
•M 4ng mn. M »Aom MM
rl.it: CttA MM rii«A
OR. F. J. MAC NITT.« la KYK. KA8. Nl
ui riTTtNO Or.flL
SM mnuMiB block.

We hare a good stock of floe dia­
monds which we would be ptearn
mnowrlwM. Mow locatad with abow yon If jam will <mU to ace t

Barnum & Earl

OR. a L CHAfK. nowrad tnm SM
SM WUkclm block 10 UT u« 4M
mtw auto Book balMUic.

l«i Front SL

uts. j. a a MIST j. noBBLoor
ORTROFATHIO FMVRICIANP
• PUt

OtlM Mi But rioBt otroM

iO.. Ml

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M.10L <

MARK CRAVra OBLIVIRV-^M
((olthl. lureata and trenka. <
at atr Book Btota.

1..J

flto. Jle Jartrtt
301 frsat ttrtsi

AMKIL F. NERUNtSER. LAMrYERSit Buu Buk bMMlBf. attaOM
phOMOi.

A. D. mER

•ARA V. CHARE, M. D.-OMee MM
Dr. O. «. ChiUK »Al* Bnk bloek.
Botk pboBoo, nt-Sr. BMdooee tM
W. BllhU 8L CIU. phOM m.

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in-:
mil

OR. W. R.
CIU. lOI; Bell W. Raaldanca^ Tit
Waahinium atreat Clu. pbona tit.

SEWER TAX; FIFTH WARD

NtUet to All Ptrmws InUrtstad:
Tbt special asseaament Ux roll for
the construction of a trunk sewer in
district No. 8. beglnnlnE at the Interpectlon of Boardman river with Web
-lInfUm street, running thence on W’d*
>D street. Front street a»4 Railload avenue to Eighth street, thence
on Eighth street to Barlow street, is
now in my hands for coUccilon. the
third InsUllment to be paid on or be­
fore the 30tb day of-November. 1006.
J. M. Hucllmantcl.
City Treasurer.
Offlcc. Room y02 SUlc Bank build­
ing.
nor *117t

DKIMTIST
OOde 606 New Wilhelm Block
Oitip«ip’phooe688.

Horst's bandne Academy

LODGE NOTICES.
TRAVERSE CITY LODGE. NO. 78.
of P,. meet every Thursday ev
Ing. New Munson block. C a Wel­
ler, C, C.
TRAVERSE CITY LEGION. No. 1
National Protective Legion
meet In Woodman ball on the Ulrd
Tuesday of each monU at 7:30 p. m.
Abiam En:!tho president; Gayle
Griswold, secretary; NetUe C. Gray!
deputy.
Oct
TRAVERSE CITY LODGE. Na m. F.
A A. M. meeu on Monday evi
on or before the full of the moon,
at 7:30 p. m. M. R Haakell. seerd
tary. Blmer B. WTilte. W. M.

nORROE a MeWETHY

R. YtARHER-Mipeit pMaO

1 S:-'

PiBsM^ai!sia
IRADIBKIUTR

GENERAL INSURANCE
■1 HBW WILSRLK BLOCK

Dr. W. J. Higgins
DENTIST

Porcelain Work
OnffeorwithBotiiiilHB OdlegB.

nwi niBmiM*
ARTHUR MOLUOAY, M. O-PhjM- RbAPNiom.
MBB’BBd BW*B0^ RoiBorod to ot>btacA(
o. p. CARvsa a-BRa
ipteBBltt.

Stood. WItk Kim
att-pboDoMd.

■Mtod at the tUM bj tbooe who wne
woU naMed to Jwlit tbot It matt
bOT« coot wonr n0.«0 than ts.000.
Thlo. howerw. wM
»c«|itlo«l
omk indood. U onlMdo tbo power, of
oil but o wr rew to iDlUte. mtboM

Moontitln Tes
mptbens the ner
leinilatavHbe bowels, aids the kid
neys. cures stomach trouWea, bulldi
up the

I.H.ll»iat6B eB0.W.McWETHT
OR. E. R. MINOR-Offlca over Amer^
can Dmi Store. SpocUl attantloa
' to era, carp noaa. abd throat Glasses
fltUd. BoUpboMi. RMldammlll
gUUctxaat

harry

dtimor portv 1o nm w« Uto foor Br
no*. A «>w
>»> tbe DeAoo.
oC DcToMhlie fo.* o toner dreoo boU
ot bor palatial town botwo U PIccdiiir ot «Weii p~eik.nr tbo wboi. or

aell, that the prodocs
any be on the deand In caae of aa
adteBtajteoQs market Many a srow«
ar or floe frolt wbnid be doUars abea<
by availlnr btmiwlf of coU stomd

Prof. P. H. OloML Inktniotor
908 Pront 8ti«oL
Ohildroii’B olBM SatunUy. 10DR. t. HOLO«¥irORTH-8pocUl
12 A m. AdulU’ clam MondBy,
tenUon to diseaaet of tba aye. aar. 7:30-lip. m. AaMmblv, M
aoaa and throat Glaaaea tttnd. night Telqihcme Ci&MU
Over Johnson drug stora. BoU

T. W. TMIRLL-'. DdBtUL Ot»r Bor
Bum A Bkrtli MwSiT ttoi*.
pboooo IM.

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DKNTIST’

MRB. K. I- RONNER-R bolt dMnlat
porion, OTor Otr Book Btora. Boom
10.

REAL EETATf AND LOANE-Ound
TroTonc Load AOd Umn Co. F.
Thonon. MoooifW. Ot«oo,nioMt
HAuUtoB A MUltkoo blook.

c ■ '

:oHlltt*bxpot

•dorattsaal and fneticml work also
Bat armllaiila for aam^ fanner are tbi

Ther Bot only audte m nice prcseul
but are a fooA loveatmaat. Vm tbe
paat elslit or tan
dlmoonds bare
bM adranctoK In prioa aad under nil
probaWlfiy tbay will oontinne to do so leu. « cents. Johnson Drag Oo.
M the nines are prodadnE less each
year ud require more labor to prt>-

FIAMO TUNINO-W. N. MUUrd. M

.

laaa tn a bnve nm. aad ercn
CfBtTT H. P. Trboaa wife dcair
maaU boost aa mat aerate cr diaaaa
avmit flodt thtt HoOOO pat a comparatitelj Uttie way. tren thoogb be
ttmif ha cntertainlnc to a few amaU
dtnner pardea far bla tadaiate erttadt
I* daaapt plabt msotaflas lU
^ rnmtrau gromn Co^pentUm and psebapa oot msplta.
iff<ana«rs wm aametlaM* be poe a may be aald at coca that Ibect 1
dai amt dasf nppi» *« edd
pa lor ante talata printer ore«tJ
ria MtOIr proMbble. Otiw
ia# fm fnpdbcca I^ST «tso bt

mnt RAPIDS A iRDiARA rv

rent of cooraa. la one of the
lUgr»tltmDS. While many either own
their town bonaas or lease them for a
term of years, moat of those who do
not propose to live permanently In LsndoQ hire a honae unfumlabed for the
seaaeo. Tbls may coat anywhere fr«n
£4QP to ilfiKJO for a period of sU
luonths. According to one ofthe lead­
ing boose and esUte agents la the west
end. £e00 Is about the average paid for
a good bouse fbr a season.
This does not of cemnse. include rates
and uxek Bates, however. In the
rashkmable residential quarters of Ixm4lon are Very bght. owii
that there are prscUcally
prorided for lu tbere pari
The next expense to he considered
is In connection with carriages and
motors. Very few of those who only
spend the season In town bring their
own carrtagea with tbem. preferring to
hke fkwm Job mastmuL A smart rlctorU and a pair of horaes. with
coachiban and footman, cost about 5
guineas a week, though much more has
to be paid for special horses, silver
plated hameaa. etc. A brougham la al­
most a necessity for evening work, and
thla coats at least another 2 guineas
a wtek, or one of the fashionable elec­
tric landauleu can be hired for 2
guineas a week. Thus for a three
months' visit ai least £100 most be as­
signed for carriagea.
It Is the enterulnlng that a society
Udy to compelled to do. however, that
runs away with the money. Ittoneces
aary for her to give at least two even­
ing reoeptlooa daring her stay In town,
add for each of these £2CO to not too
much t^^aet aaldr A string Und wUI
coJL anything up to £30 or £40. accord­
ing to the number and quality of muians. while If one of the Guards'
Dda be asplrsd to the sum Just nam­
ed wlU need to be deobled. Thentbere
aro singers aad other entertainers to
«a. and thase may cpst anything
from £1 to £100 each.
Supper or light refreahment togatter with the beemaary wlne^ waiters.
etc., does not leave much
oet of £100. even with the uteaomy. and. of
that could be spent on
limit At a stand up aopper gh-en by
weU known American resident In
•den last «easDn £10 per head for
each of the 200 jcaeets praaent i
paid to a leading contractor, and the

Ooeratic Celebrity.

fJSdO'ovcr and above’ the .ordluary ex-1 •* ^
ies of the bousehild may wfcly to*'
tinriwr thin iheaiL
‘ ^ 7 r.*Fli]f-iit

writer to informed that thto to nothing
OBt oC the »»T OBd. iBdooa. U OflOO
cxeeodod In tBe eonrw of
irith erary bosteaa. and waskly flortet
bills of £20 are by no means tmeomtlmaago

S BBd pMato notd for tbo d
Aocontloa of
hart exMt at the very

iMat £I.00a Thaaa. Bowaver, taglodad
bnnlninf lara orchids and ulhm coaUy
flowats. Ten pounds a week may be
aarigned for flowers and £100 for a tan
sraekt* aaasouDlnMrdteritoa are mtoo vmy ax]NBBlte. aad hme agate it to almost impoa^
Mhia to.narign injL4eflmtejPML but

For Sate or Exchange

Long Tennaaaee FlghL
r twrniy yewra W. L Ravto, o
. Tcnn., fought nasal catarrh. H.

few da>s!stcl. luy noee waa foarTul. till I begat
lH.th ! applying Bucklon s Arnica Sahre to th<
X. i hore DUiface; this caused the aorene*
to the fair aex-that of gowns for pin l! c sJ;«»v. bt:*.:!.*--.
siwl swHiinp lo disappear, neve
A
lend-!
A.
.li'utiivs^
i.
utairagi-r
f‘-r turn.** Ikwi saJ%x* in existence. 2Sca
the aspiring society bostc^-s.
lend- | ,
il.f otlM-r Kl
lag Judge the other day siat«*d In court | s
Huglioe linlK Co. Hannah Drug Sion
that £1.000 might not l»e to-j imu-h to
Kdr/nrdi. «v4i*brafeil Frank H. M«ds. DruggUta.
give by a tody of position, mid In such .
,t.
even to* a necessity, so
a case might
v
l».,rl„g Mr. r.<K,«e\cllV cr.inpalgu
SB'EET CREAM. Urge or smal
very hard to k.i.v wliat fnr gr.vrni'.r of .\vw Yt-rlc Jcnulngs quanlUle*. delivered lo any part o
that It
amount of money may not l.e si*ent tn WHS one «kf his iiotitlcnl agents and on
dty. Queen City Dairy Co. Clti
tbls direction.
^ , revrral
w ns xiiiKtHLeii for the
nor 30-t
. It Is impossible, of course, fnr **a tody : hero of San .linn hill and 4 iicv-red by lOioM 676.
to appear at more than two Imlls‘
cros-tls. .
reptlons tn the same frock In tin* cfirrsc
Ib^-ore King l>1minl rreched the
------ ----------of
a
season,
and.
as
fhe
will
pi
tend
tit
rformtiia
In
Ixm|£rs.
8cribhlee-4
believe
tba
bob
---------------- ------fln^»«c Pniiiiii ^
the very least twenty of tbpe. she will
is knocking at G»e
G»a door with hto bill
^ ............. . ......... ..... of the tlicntiT sviiP i.
require a doaen or fifteen dresses, eart,
|_________
Ferdinand. Kcrlbbles-Tell him I an
of which will coat nnytliing up to
^
the
rent
ato
, Sony, but I've just paid tbe
Mra. 8cri^U»-^U
Bcribblea-But It ^
mg;
or. aay. £1.000 for dressca. Those wUl tion of the prh.**e of wm-. “M.v amsbort:
.bolt: Mra.
Ferfly. Scrtbbleafleribbtoa^
probably be worii oui later at the ih**a- beiml Un*t an Imit.stion
an.-tldng, * be mtbe(tondlord.
.../iMtwiinrd Fiedv.
Sro
minor fun tion. or will l>c mdifd the .Xm**ri«n. -and -f the Well, tl^ tell him rm aorry. but Fw
put away to be worn at hunt luills and prince of Wales want- a .^nge. why Just paid tbs butcher and am aborLBimitor entertainments when tbe wear- j let bliu shave Lis off-**—Kau-ns Uty lx>udsh Fun.
er returns to her country home. An la- SUf.
_________________
Mabteg If Clear.
creasing number of boclely Indies sell ‘
mbU nM*dtac im
Be-WUl you marry roe? Bbp-No;
their castoff frocks to secomlhand deal- \ cnionel John Ccisgrx.ve. aftrrwaM
era, but they
f
^
from the ItomuiUe div rm not a ctorgyman. Ue--Well. will
you
permit
a clergyman to many ual
than 20 per <
of the original iirkse
eH-cctolJy .li-lluguished as
Bba-Yes; you

x.T.sum. H«rmo*-i.

flrt
Jitsnraact
L. L. A. Buiuomo

*

; h. p. Wolverine Gabo*

} a client no u^Ml of some t^Inie., Colonel
|Co*srove. in au eltsaueut climax,
shouted*
-Tlioy ooy eorJj rW«« It vetr m
“Wlist docs the state's attorney exwell k:
® • p4*ct? Does 1j^ expert my client. Ilka
-Of couTue. Many a wonmn hm
looder of fartikm for the otatrment thot Daniel, to qomiwiud the son to stand
her constitutkm getttel
ttH coota. with tbo MYatest «oDomy.r,m
'jatUl. ami have It obeyr
up In Urns for hraakfaat*
*
t,.#,..*. w
rkvoisr..*!
U
wmm
i.w
I.rn..
I»mFri.. lawxrr
.. .
,o a ' tof "•<' "ri—lUon. iBlrrmptM:
Sibt bo coMUerod.,
" I
>«">• •»«;>’;" »■»
.
*idn-.Rlng Joilg»i James E. Hax^l. Rural free dcllrary. writes:
nts.Ttohs to theater.,
rtn*- s-tdr*-*
wns on the l-mch. “I ohjert to daughter, afflicted for years with
From tbe foregoing.
ncl Cosgrove*, mlsqoottng
Jto
It will be clear that £r..0f») to
i not Colonel
too much for a tody who. while anxious turc.
,^
..
^ demttA
to avoid any unnecessary extra va-. -i beg psrEloo.*' Maud ly rei>l led
ovct two yragance, to at the aatne time anxious to colonel Crwgrnre. T forpt for tba
Steiiah Drei

any lady, as otherw

mega often than not fexceedcAl by iboae gtnnd atm.**
srba, after all. take !hut a minor posl-1
4ud that stotcroent went nnchaltioo In what Jeames de to riochc dcs-Mensud—Kansas CHy Star.
the Tmppet micUes.-’ tmtl_______________________
,
I lenders of foclety spend dmv ---^--------------------------------------------------

NO DANGER Of typhoid tf you
psatsftxed nrflk. Queen City
mnpmiy. CItx.
676. . nor

eonroeof auiwMiUtonliDOit

)nc 18k6 LAunch 8 h. pi
>ne^’dsnM^ Runabotit
One

RALE. ME t«

. new.
at new.
boAti, building

CotUige At Pouch, lot 44x100.
880

liAke frontage

10 acre*. 6ne teton property
near Northport.
. ;

TRY A RECORD WANT AA

^rank FiindHdli
SIT Sixth Si.

CbOdrenlikeltt
LOCAL TREATMENT
»to goeaa.-^L«>don Tit-Blta.
IfaRopleaatiittotein.
__________
b best for nasal catarrh, beKB.4M 004
. 1 cause in no other way can be
VIHOL cootsii
removed the accumulated
took inm, «U tbe medidiul P*g
«nSSr*«ronce
and ulcera^ conbody bnlldtog demente of
M Bo^«^ M didon vrhich causes inflaming
ood lifer OH. bat no oil. or
A «t BHt
and affects taste, smell and
bsitete.
?n»ir. I the hearing.
mt'e vby it is so good
on riSit- but lb* fMknrIns
PAXTINE Toilet Antisepfor deUcate children. It Abt. itY
a* Bitt oBd bo Otrod bwHlMr «t
Ibo bar tB lbo_K
kInpUr BkkBd flw

sagte

It 18 jut as good for feeble
dd people.
cbeafnDytefimded
1%^

My heart and huhd amRher cM
His plea had come too late.
RV evdw thus wRIi people w

Bo«c (anas, Alcaod-I

BM; U UltBRk »» WIUB* 7««TI
^

J

Whan Ibe Bing fhaater. In VI
WM Mad, with grsat Wi| of
•M of tim other ptayheoMk « Hh

odor.
Try it on our
THE JOHNSON DRUG Ca

Tok^to^lilSUlB Tob. 8~!l 8<
ltd BBkiB.

■

RECORD WART ADA FAY.

om

THE
flECORD

FOR RENT.

MSBLTS

-1

FOR ROrr^-PorwIalMd

rooms

<

HOUBE TO REMT or a^. Dr. 21001
wcw kBtf

WANTED.

FOR SALE

WAMTU-im m Md bo7« to Imrm FOR SAIX-.ia2-Bterooai 1
Boyd aveoae. etaae to Boae i
Rrtae •«. Wi^ By. 117

TO REMT*Om aWb

ftirbWcAUlacoo. Co7MM,Oo., FOR RALS-lOb-rtee boaae. a
of Boyd aad Frewt; large lot; new FOR RENT-b
ms4€ S. AtkiMMB Ata. CkkMPA
hoWM; aaay tena*; price lliaa.
Mr 21^^
iniiw llfh
Wade Broa.. >17 Ualoa atreei. Qta.
Pbowe Ulf.
vflftL 44S WAdhtofioa.

aov »Mt* FOR BALE—agbty acre f*na two
Bllaa wool Morrtartlle; foor oillro
paatwCftcw Trmrme City; alzty

WANTtO—lUa to aat foer foot wood.
II per aord. Tntmm Otj Brick
Co.. Koraiaaa. llkitL
aov SGAt

girl at coot
DOT SMT
WANTKQ-Baull fkaSlr to oecopy dratrmU# koaaa aad board owoer for
root. lagalra Xll W. aMraotb.
aoT 3<Kf
nAANTCB-CbatatOia bicycio ia good

Sf c-SS

atroot. Clu pboae 1219.

LOBT-Satnrday aftemooe. ateel bead
chatelatoe hag; a A. O. mooot
LE~147I—T:irty acre farm
Return U> Mm. J. F. OtL fl> Wash*
>B0e eaat of JdaydeM; good
togtonSt. i
docMf
went block hoaae; good bam.
pride fliao. Wade Bro*^ >17 Unloa
atrei.1, au. pbone 1219.
LOST—MIlMe book between G. a
A 1. depot ibd Caaa ttreK. Return
FOR {BALE—1477—Large eight room
1*1 Mlaa M4ry Power*. Haakwood
bottw;. oomer of Caaa and Ifih «u.
Urge tot. bouae well llaUbed. oa
Mich., or Rerord dtSee.
aioae foundaUoa; oasj terma..Price
BOV >04f
IlMlO. Bade Broa. 817 UnUa at.
1219.

kara of MlBoy 2041

as

—1471—Pine new
1 clear of

Caah price |2.SwJ **Wade
>17 Union atreet. Ciu. pboae

WANTCD-To

£

FOR EALE-147C-One bnadred
aiair acre farni ala miles from cUy,
tklriy*lbree acre orchard; large
baabment barb; gou<L booae; m*
oowk; apan boraca; two bulls; all
GIRL VanTCD for genrrml b<
farm tool*. .Half caah. balan<
work and earr of laralld lady. Mr*.
terma. An A No. 1 fruit and dalr>’
^ •Wm. Dartdioa. m W. Nlatb 8t.
farm. Price >5200. Wade Bn**..
>17;Unlon atreet. Clti:, phone 1219.
nor 2C4f

eOIRL

WANTCD for gtaeim) b
work. Bert Gaga. Cttk. 1101.
aOT 244f

kLE—1473—Fine modem how:
^OR ^AL
SlaibI street,
a
and one of the best on
the’ atreet. Price naked U apot ctah.
Priie >42W.
Wade Bro*. 817
Union atrei‘t. Cit*. phono 1219.

.WANTCR—Manager for branch of*
lice, we wlah to locale bere la trav- FOR BALE—1471—18 acre* t«<i mllos
State Bank building; finest locatbrn
eraa aty. Addiwaa, with refdrc
foriBulforban remdonce In this rtTbe MorHa WbolOialt Hoaae. Onglob Price >3.000. Wade Rroa.. 817
Union street, au. pbone 1219.
elBi^atl. Oblo.
MW 240t
FOR|>ALE-14«-27|icre. two and
oawbalf mtlea city market; 1.000
beoglDf pMob. good bouse and bam;
pri<^2500. Wade Bros.. 817. Un
Ion street. Clt*. phone 1219.

WANTED-TO .

cSJShSStj
WOOD WANTED-Woold l1 ike to boy
or twenty oorda of two4oot
Hardwood. AFfdy to J. W.
Haaneo. Record office.

Monroe Center.
street, Cll*. pljone 1219.'

WAMTEC

el«u u« aak« nkt »**. Udl-’

rge eight room
FOR BALE-1405
loL E. Ninth atreet,
. large
lai
close in. Cash price I18<X», Wade
J817 Union street. Clt*.

WE HAVE hardware stocks at Grawn.
Ht»ul and Bar Pumitnre atyck and
tratle at Lake Ann. large flouring
mill at Copemlsb. one of the largest
and lieat hotels, all furnished. In
Noithem Michigan; one tbottaand
FOR SALE-la>cg1nK*lrigh and
million loti of beat hardwood, hem
U‘r wagon. Address 829 Bbat Eighth
Itwk and pine in Michigan; livery
28-€t*
Iwrb fully equipped In Traverse
City. We have R. R. and saw mills
FOR »ALE-43> heater for |18; bums I also a few cbolct' locations in Cen­
either wood or coal. Will exchange
tral portion of Traverse tTty. We
ham gold and silver mines In the
. for wood. George Becker. 714
greatest mining district In the world
Union.*
nov 244f
—the Grid Field IMstrict.

FOR SALE

FOR BALE-Stora aad lot cenicr
Front and Oak tlrcwU: tplswdid
bnslneaa loeaUon; fiat npaUirs;
would rent to right party. Enquliw
Bbermaa A Huntor.
oet 25-tf

at tbe PaUcA ISO B. TtooL and aee
name and get full particaUra. J. O.
BenJamliL
nor 64f
FOR BALE-Camage factory.^ HUSO,
with perwer. BHUhnmry ano iabUi
aU llgbtod by electricity; good fire
protectioe. to a fine plaoe of IfiOO;
three railroads and a great opening
for a general repair boatnees; no
oppoaltion: will aetl for >1500: a
.;gaap tor aome one; owner to poor
bcaKlL Addteaa J. J. Rortek. Ox
IbrfL MIob. .
aoT 7*U

APPLES FOR BALE—1 have nome
choice apples to barreU for mde:

la. B. J.
nor 20-tf

FOR BALE—10>—Good new neven*
room boose. >ib street, ckw© to
Bro.. HT Vukm

8L.

CUt.

pbam»

ir

FOR BALE—1484—Fourteen
room
house. Btb slr,«t. oksm to ecbool.
CaeUwlea nnd postoffiee; central
part of ttb atrert. Price >1500.
Wade Bros., 817 Uakm 8U CiUpbone 1219.
FOR BAL.t-14O-0ae hundred
sixty acre farm U mBea aout]
city; seventy neres tmproved:
house, fanra. windmill: nil ton .
Price f4M0: Wnde Bros. tl7 Cnion

atmrt, CRx: pbone 1119. . ^

Bkim-Be«! did foa eame out at
the racaa?
W
I rase out aa T felt
gweea It was fbiwogb « knot boU.

Farms for Sale

etolms that bis totbnr »ve him bard
to tbegml de^ W and mn4e Um d^ monMed
cade WM the aalo PMday by t|p Bokh a bncdi to front of jbe tobi Downey
at Lnnstog nnd drove tIM bbreaa nt n
In totn^
AW .BaMr of aD Ra totareoU ow the An mpid pnre tbrongb the
rer to tbe H. K. Lood Bows tog n earner be stroob a watattag
of An Sable. The property
ITAOO aerra, of which lO.fW and cnaatob damage dl nbont »00.
Uwda. ialtnated to Tbe ^tSef of poifew. who bed the
nesne nre fantong lands.
arreeted. aays be was dronk v
IdaoA AlW Oanoda nnd
tiea. An dendhand toga raised brought to bendquarters,iand tbe bojra
and now on tbe banka benrtas tbe 8ol father U said to have admitted givtog
i*amrk. as wMl as an that may tbe lad eider, but
■ftar be raised, are ideo toeladed. right to give him what be ptoaasa. The
Seng BMorndn, who baa been tbo bead enae will be G
of tbe Botonmn oon^mny. wlU now re- by the proeecnt
The thMa for the Mfehlgnn Unkm
move to Itocitiit and take up bU resL
bnngitoL to be held Dee. >. wore placed
on eale in every depm^ment of tbe
uBlveraltT tbto BMvntng. The
pond Friday shows an increase la bank Utlon of tbe Allgen poitmtt wUl take
MU of >2.725.000 Mace SepL 4 and ptoce to tbe aftornoon ha University
to one yaar of $23,000,000. Total de hall. In ord
wRs now nieeed $m.ooo.o00.
tbe baU. the dlrectofu of tbe Unkm
«*Tliat boy waited one whole year tc have decided to reserv
enter and rob my bonae aad anti the mala floor for students who have
TbankagiTtog day the bonae was nevet oantributed to tbe portmlt fund
P. On that day we an went away who have become members of tbe
to eat dtoner.- TbaCa wliat aged Union by purebaalng tle^u tor this
maa H. Sanford of Mnakegon aays year's banqoei. and also for m
about l5*yearold George McMIllen. of tbe tocuKy. When all these hare
provided for the remainder of
who. Friday, acknowtedged entartog
aad robbing the Sanford farm house. tbe eenu will be Ucketod and reserved
Goods valued al $150 are mlaatog. but for studenu who do not abenre seats to
MeMiUen stoutly denies ateallng more any other way. The reservaUon - of
than $15 worth. Sanford knew McMIl throe arou will also begin Monday
Thl* method of sealing will
len, who was once arrected mben 12
^eara old. He watched him and nevM^ make tbe wrcltes euilrely'a unlverirtive him an opportunity to atanl. bnt efty affair.
Latimer ball, about thirty years ago.
Thankagivtag tbe whole totolly was
aberot for tbe ftmt time to a yeir and a boy*' mUliary school nhdar tbe tnsn
fifteen mteiito. after the Sanforda bad agement of the Episcopal amrch at
Frotim.
ba* burned. It was locauU on
departed MeMtiUn eOMMltted tbe rob­
a high bm to tbe west pan of town,
bery.
Wmie Sweet, aged t yearo. who and coaid to aaen for mUe*.

H. HmAN
240 Washington'

Oit phone tT4

ArcYoorplIcctlonsSlw

Price Opiy

flO 00
TItelww VIC3TOK. JB, lake* aj iitc. Be«e»il »d ito
tvpradneUou are remarkaUx. We inrito x®« to i»U any Uma
for a iletooottrntioii.

GRINNELL BROS.
Trtrerse aty Stwe, 15VE FrMtSt

Big Hardware Business
1 and J. A. Wantagiit Mve farmad a partnartoto and
moit to the I Mara nualfisaa earriad on for many ynara part by J. A»
Montague wv have bought the alort and stock of.tho Baaton Hardnmru C«.
and in the spring wv wUi build a lint new store fliers ond vriN sfiaok It wlRt
a complete line of hardware and groeerteo and we shall make R proRtoblt
for everyone wanting grtrts In cither of these lines to come to os.
•pring we will ron both placoo for hardware only and In order to clooi dill
as irnidr ao poaaiblo of the Baaton rtsek befors bulldint wo ahali make vofV
low pHeoo oh the stock. Ws havt soms fimt olsao coal olovoo wMoti wb
will floR at tpst and on oasy ptymonts ts cloao awL Came and look Mi|i
goodo evor» you may ao# aomothlng yoii want and the priest will ourprtoa
you.

^
folmfcoiie’ ai
told hha.ho Mod-Bot appoar. bat that
be might aqnaro things, by fweachlng
good aennoo next Sunday.
Prot Louis Bcbnelder.. tbe first di­
rector of the Marine band in Wa»kIngton and Tbi leader of tb^ Imperixl
hand. wbiMi wa* ot the aonender of
baa tort died In New York. He
d decornUous from Nap

If yon bate, let me coB^
then for yon.
vi
Old aoooaito ^plly attended.
OM^I can make money for yon

A. Pohoral,
HamUton

the other

12c

growl—per Ux.

FOOTE’S Of

course

JisiA SMer & Sons

Belgium ai^ Piipe Lee XIII.
Mw. Ellen M. Mcaellan. wide
Oro. George a McOellan and mother
of tbe mayor of Kew-York, has ar­
rived la Ifow York. She baa been ttr ahiend. tot wm remain to this
ry to be proront at the nnTetUng
usbingtoo next April of the me^
ttortml statue of Oetoral McCHilao.
Queen
ot Orojee 1* an admiral
in th^Rumlan navr Though the exar
has dot yet invested her* with the
command of a squadron. thU does not
Imply that Qdeen Olga is not capable
of fllllng such a ptwllkm. Sh<
brilliant examlnaUan as fleet
captain and displays great competency
in naval qnestions.
Mouamroer Bey. son of Turkey's
richest man and heir to a vast fortune.
U to Boston baying shoe and cottoa
T. He U highly educated,
has maatered several ot the great Indistries which bU father controls and
M a keen bnstoeas man. He will leave
about >500.000. %hlch sum repriseou
tbe coat of apfdlancea be Intends to
purchase.
Prom office boy to the presidency
and active management of the largest
:lon of domestic Steamship
lines In tbe United States to a period
of little Store tbaa thirty years Is tbe
record of Calvin Austin, who has Jurt
been elected president of the Mallory
steamship line, which makes the
fourth ,hlg ateamsbip company of
which be Is tbe bead.
Bronson Howard lay* tbe blame for
an Inferior sUge upon tbe Ured toll*
ness man who ba* to be amused. He
lately said: * **1 hate tbe Ured bnstoess
He U tbe canse of plays betog
produced that keep four other men at
I wish be 'woold r> home and
Tbe drama baa no future In this
country until we cease to cater to the

VOUR CHRI8TMAB TURKEY,
is bound to be a good one if gnnU

There is considerable dlacaaakm to
Indiana as to wbicb of that state's

an advantage to you to order it to

I by two rtrtwoa

advance, na they may to aU gone be
We

have them min
revytbiiig to (
do^cbleki
manbi and poMiry to make the best

by a highball r roared the attorne>
-An amausn." munnurod the juror
-can not presume <b enlighten an expert - -This man Is a comp
joror.- ailmed the eonrt. a^ tbe trial

Traverse City, Mich.
817 Union St.
Citizens Phone 1219

A new «i»r>We of J*«i« WhUron.^
Illk-r H tojd. Jtr. K*l.-y. if
ktmnHy avenu» to w>'4n1
flnh« He wa* nn^tly. lawi-ve
ducWl to attci.d s •llteniry- dlniM-r to
IndianapoHr. irfvrn In bemor of s uorolUt cif that Hty.
UiU-y h.nd
told off to take In to
dinner thr vi*«tcr of bis host ai
ccMcfit woman, ibougb anglblDg l»«
-litcrtiry.'Pbr *4*anv(Taatioa toucbril upon the
beautW oi rhaiu-er. shout whom a
certain set of tin* rfty ws* then eoh
ITvatlui; a ^nd. a sj.lrilcd dliunaakin
eiirwMl. dnriiia whlck tb«* U-wiMmod
alstrr rauxht from flin«» to time uuly
tbe name -N^oerr.\t lert she whlsiuiril to Riley:
-\Tho l« tblr Mr. Uham r tliey re tsikihnm M mnrt)? Is lu* very iiufto*
Ur in KO»-iet> V
-Madam,” aolenmir rropoiuled IMVey.
bat oi*ui tIUl nomHhlng that forever
uiU him not of sm letr.“II*«ven*r excUlmed the worthy
dime, •‘anil what wua tbaf:”
-He dlcil M'Tenil hundml yeaiu
ag«*.” -art miey.- Harper's Weekly.

odoru that
c<.ukl Iw crown In tbe United FiaiOf
jurt a* welL Uompbor now sells for
SI crot* a poood. aad. whHe not as
onn.v of It la grown In thl* country,
the govenuneiit has demtmstrstcd that
camid>or tree* are *mjceasful bote.
IJcori«a* root Is anotber thing that poe-

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mors money to the acre than nny
Mr. gpeciilator. see here 1 say. bey* ■pot on the ountluent. Every cioaa
yon there:
of farm pnaluet* find ready sals, aad
Are you deaf? Uston to that roar almuat every farm/* within six mUf«
or nearer to good marki tn. TrsvOfot
you oould beer was Aokn Kctlcy * City of ctiurw* be ing the cmttral margentle %o4re urging liU men. Shovel ket fur the whole region. Either one.
her up hoy*, shovel her up. lively Traverse City or tlrand Travers#,
there, keep them team* moving. liol* farm* U a good propooition. Both al#
wer« offered at that Um«> at osvsnty booming Every farm, every piece of
tollam per foot city property wHh hartlly an exceptk*
u at pro»M*attwo and that hag betm lirted Id thl* nfflre has
Mlaro pm- foci fronL been «dd or will l»e sold before ourto all your Manufae- rontract expired and some have boell
sold oeveral different timot always at
swtout, addition with
Property U changing hands rapidly
Tbe sumo oppbM to yo«r
hut quietly. Shrewd investure are
Laud that we told five ytuir* a
always careful to not let any one know
Twty Ooll^ imr a^^we
what they are doing, but they are aliht ^nd Trawirae Region are booming aad win cooUnue to boom, price-'
a4bo||Fl> dt*emg4 h^h at present, ai
lower by one half, all thing* ccinshb
ed. than they have ever been Pre
pocU for large return# on Inveetmen
were never better. Immense wai
powers tribuury to Traverro City are
owned by Traverse City parties. Do-!
volopment work I* Iwlng arranged for
and poweKwIU l-e transmitted to this |
city within a vrry limited time.
Tbe Interurban Electric Road 1* botog surveyed.Orados Taken and active
constrvetion work will commeooe In
latter part of April, coming *«a»on.
There U a large number of Projacia
under cooslderatlon among which ts a
large Bhoe Factory and a good pros-.

*;s2!

are worth each oeveral 1

Invert, )
win drcTT your price and
talk hard tJmea (Its part of their hurt.
nros.Mhey will alway. make yon SB ^
offer, in fart we know wpveral tbst
will Ulk directly oppoajie phat they
think, for the purpose of getting a
bargain (which U prolwbJy all right .
for them), bnt such talk like all
narcotic*, mhrt be taken according to
condtUons./ We have a number of
proposltloii^J. both In the line of real
esUte and b^*»al property that will
iwy you to intrestlgale. Watrh our
ad. you mm always find aa opportunity

Again we say. and time will prove we
are eorrect.

d quick return*, or a ffood
farm anywhere to tbe Grand Truvorat
region. Farmers to this regtoa cfoar

meat of agrlcaUure has demoostrated
that ilcortre ntast Is hardy aO far
north aa FOOMFlvsnla.
BellaAoaM
Ba* siso baen abown to do wett.
Ian MnclArro tclU an amnsim
rtofy with regard to bogna Aegreea
A awocij prosecuted a rnddent In the
Uuhurbs of Emnbntgh for debt Tto
prcsldiDg judge called tbo #wsi
givs evidence, and tbe flert qM
ht asked Urn was:

-WteUsyoomantor
-Jamie Grogoey. LL. D, Mr.-Wbat. Doctor of Uwa? And
wheve on earth did yoo get that dto

Wade Bros.

TRUE SOURCE
OF GREATNESS

KimbaU Pianos
, PrttI, Nw^Ucu. L*IWint. Omx, «MbOMk •
PtaMML Thl. hM b»«. *ippl«m«rt.d by hlsh.* maarO* AM »M
nwM* reorty.< - th, «wur. --------------------But the tree ■onroe of
KimUUPiMO

ttortkmr

-Ttoas a fellow fra* #n Ami
«nlvof*tty..Bn’ I aw*|ff bla cW
three timaa. *1 ranoa pay ye osah.
Jamie Grogory.* be uaya, tort m
ve aa U. It. au* well cm* It qnItA*

THREE TIMES GREATER

SKS’JTJrj:

tort wow we are ahewtog i

fftasnar

baautifol Kimball art

iittfirton or conaga. Ws
to call and aae thaaa I

Tbare*s a Ull! at

dans get U at Slederh; hot It wiU be ary balL Waabtagton. alongslds the

fore Sir Santo cornea to town.

.

Momn-tcwKMiw. * f

fh'.U

senator from New Hampshire, is 42.
Hanrsni man and a member of an
old Kew Hampdtore Tamlly. He mat
quite a fortune la railway aad steel.
The Bevd. Charles H. Tyndtl i
Mouat Yenion. N. Y:. was caught ovc

Baveyw acceob ttat ''' in.nrrom the king of Itoiy. the ktog 6f

l^them^

ffif

viOtvwir hoM wiUi «B*
cf tlMe (MiKbtlll Mter-

Real Estate and Loans

You Have Given Up?

OoUeetion

1

Let the Stork

BROS.

A Taste Of These is Sure
to Please !'
fellow^

^_a
tfaingt.

B I

farmm all
way irom 40 to
IBO acres, for sale, or -if you
have any good property. I will
take it in exchange and make
you easy terms. 1 can sell you
a good farm for less money
than you can buy it of any
body else. I have farms
which are located from fopr
to 20 miles from Ti^veme
City, all good improved land.

Trarene «ty, Mich, SapL 10. lOOi.
I hsT* pUead a nmnbar ot aeooonta
wui A. PohoraTt teaer tor coUect.
ly for sale almost anywhere ytm
loB, BanT ot tt*m toac ouUawod : but
want It. But we have nothing we
can' wfier ytm that will equal the tost Ui« laBM Mr. Pobottl teoocht tko
Qratod Tiavcme Regkm for safe, eoUaaoonU to ttaa aad ftompt totsure proflUble InveatmHit. either U>
pnrt'haser or as security for I
We always ba%^ a gilt edged securlly for your money and we al-

FOR kAL£ OR RENT-4|euse on C%as
atreet, near - Twelfth atreet. eight
rooM and funiM; new. Sherman
A Hunter.
nov Kktf

Talman Sweets. Wa

Ilost

for garden; good baildUiga; all la

WANTED~iO*#rrt.cU«i eabloot mak. «Ts: good waaoc; atoady work;
Imrco. BOW. aiodora plaat : wo atiiko.

|| ltetiwiet ||tlcMfl«t l| VICTOR JUNIOR

CbBwaoi;

BBinS

sr*‘r.ssa“w.sr.‘2;-s

ME
SOME PRK;E INDUCEMENT^

■

poanda.wb«n I began taktog Dr.

bavo fte lead, toff Tboa
rieba.Daflfel a FimtL to
aed, Lew Wallaro bava
luror

wai

‘ntal tattK KM.

nn

Om-MvmmI Mm ItekM ntM Buyli« Erey.

taktog IS boCUoa, 1 bavo .aort

Dbrtof the Ice tfwrt trial to PbOa

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iMtoMVJn^ftns tmr.
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General

Local
TBipPHMT

cumsMiTQwr

pi PUT SEVEN GUiS

MUOMJffraf

THE MASTER VICE.

JSSS^JIIISS^bSLS^^ T. A. WILHELM
oKrexupT

MoemalaTtoejw Tahleti. M cento
Johnemi Dreg Du,
i TAt >L*a< '^ ailiriaM..- aalA tta 'meOflOWANTADAMV. ^
habttafprttiagthlawieC. InaveTda
today what 1 cea pec off ta lenipm w.
! “ThaieeWt tothat lamatwmyiTpwtliv thuwi off nod Mvar daftog aagr
«Bwre than 1* oeoeaBOfy for my cmet •in b. d*0 at CAHMCLL-S ^

A Masquerade Parfr

tend to
ap-awn-B,—Tb«owlBW®prte«l~ tortkt
tkeMjndcli^lwvvkovo
iMtkeoojr
‘
\lmmmoL

rj^£lsL=r'

lohn R. Santo

“ ““■

Bsing
Ual win Moble »e to Bro. ttd
.
r oo lcmnoraoty njso^teBTVVB.

Waa«a to Ml Out af Onad lUpidt
CtaO-AnwU Oot Aflar Maa tor
«»LU CMAI*®«0 AT gATl^CAV
, Dae. 1.—Crae CortW.
ar *ttk Cmad RapUUj
tw mtn 0»m« « Ataewi W«r» Al- lam yaar. may to* ha ««ii At»oU>i
InMA-TrtKiins M »un ••««. tO.
...
Tlww-Vu' A

TRAVBRRA CITY I
acier. and iWmidw provUUns for hal^ aiatnrbod mo a little, bocawe
nor Maiiaaar Atncitf aay. kat tka fkar
loon aad actopUne compeiilkai* and ; j jj^re to giro op an orlstaaUjr prf•CAkaso. D«. i-Al.Ott mrrtlB* «»
tor that ba •«)« Kka to im al»-1 . a.—
test* of rcnny kind* itere wt?l he a coiK^elred and Ions rbcriabed aotkio.
«a faeanr
of tto
nhara. probably baaaorc ka coold «tam dafaelad tha
larpa aihlbl. illottiattop tka prcpraa. 1 -I had h»( bald that tka moto b^
kdU* e»f*r*a«.M4 b»«» Hrtortoy d«. a larpar palary tka. thm lojPmnkUa 6«M by A
rf acriel rnwc l..r over a ccatery. ly toacadleabla of pammal r.cea trna
* ■nabM’ of tk« nko «kleh ii«*«
hkli CraiHl ftaidd. «Mt bold kim.
Satnrday to
and opportunities •Til atoo ba affonlaJ dimoalt of all vic« to core onojeU
ptwMl oMaHlo»W«- dariat ibo fMt
Uitla Rock bai o«ar. d to trada Bart j»»“
,l,t-|for coodortln* a laryc rarlN'ty oT e** was that of procraallnaUon. ^oa 1
The tnt half wa* a »4e saw in the
Noblatt. tka biealiboy a<« playlaa *lth
wroaz then? Aud coohl It U that 1
Tkoy art:
Md bvt
but When the are- ' ixTlmcnts.
that rfab. kat Arnold ^ no ooe ha middle or the Held
“We have sone U-yound speAUas of
Kacb Oidlata may play •erea camat
ond half opened the amlir men. wero
-nui, a. I miy. diaimbad me a little
halkxmSn^:. * said WUIlam J. Hammor.
dartas Ua m»oa.
Ale*. Itackdif f U\ Ttfi%irn to araad forced bfcrk atcadlly to t^eir teo yard
_
hot BOW oa this point 1 root qtiiie sway,
ooe pT the orheinaturs of the ideOn
TiaUlag thall aiatt Sapt. »>■
jled. S^ncer
8
Raptda. Ho U now la »i. Looli aad line when they punted.
for the re^:
diw^rrmod. contradictory »
Baaoa ihall aed tka Batorday bale ratc|r ut
lor lae rw,^
iboosbl mlrhl ««a. that
arfUa ibai be w^I Vc amcfat the drat middles heeled the
sureess of Santos I>uTnont in I sraa risbl tbmi and that I am wroaf
idar.
nshP bd!
tremely dlfllruU ansle
b^i Nor
Nf>nbcmn
to report hm ant cprinir.
hisblf>arh.‘Francr»
Is
n
forcible
illustralltm
of
I
aendllis
his
TooMiy««Uh.beroiMl l«iM.mao. will ocpoClatf^ the rml
I and «tn not apply
wbai
ibr
fuJure
has
In
store
for
a
aoriw
I
dtoaovar that the vie* at
“For I
er* wfld With loy. In tiriH niinu'fw
SO to Hot Bprtas^ to train.
to hot another phaa* of. »r
eoUapanpto
OQS study of aerial oondlilohs and the
Arnold wriu* ^ he ha* not made Norton emwted the We it |H>lni soal on
at totmt tka outcrop of. that of procna- Pototoea. per buahrl................
. iPM. Tbaae man may ptoy
ttoatkm. Tka crMt majority of thoM
■ometblnc for nothing; <
get money trtUmnt cffM
off from day to day the h
tog work thrt woold give them a aura
thing, without ehancea. on the rm* of
Ufc and ouke JoM anough to todnlga
their vice and thair vato boiMw.
^£.p"plMpercwt...............
“Uo gambitog to rtally hot a teem ar
ontcoma of the vlea of procraattoatton.
And by the Mine line of rMMotog 1
xne we might aay the aame of

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r^lniito Aftor MMnl#it nn Dm. m
y
Ptollmitwry CvMits.

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• J<*w York. Dm. S.—At one mionte
■(tor mldnl^t on th« mornln* of Dm.
M the t»or\d'» frenlcii bicycle rtdem
but wbal wa
Ll proceeds from
I the vkw of proemstluatiott. aud so lids,
wnich mlKbt seem but a form of laMdhsa. U really the master vice, and I
am one of Its most doaclj bound vto
tlm*. I don't driuk and I don’t gamble. h« I have pot the fnfkl haUt of
putting things off.--New York Bun.

taene eniioer insk et MedUpn
•kMie ftorden. The mcc t'hU ye«r trill
here an totcnutloB*! impoct. ■nd
Jmtfiag from the entrlM .Irtody nmde
. U I* belleted that the cooteat will eadred IB loterest aay other oempctukm
‘ of a like character ercr hold.
Aa a prellmtoary to the Uk race a
dhrlea ol clmmplooahlp abort diatanc?
(PCM will beytia e« oe ‘he new track
in Balarday nlfbt. IVc. f. Paced
iwrM. trlth’motora. and profeaalonal
•nd amateur aprtata will complete the

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MtConnHIa Ttirwa-I U«0U« Manager.
Will Ba at Head wf Terra Haute
Next Saaae^

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uErWMNla Aal4 apHAsse'
la lha Anterfoa iwfloii^rPiaiiea a
larg* aimBt af carbonic nHd
abmaa fram the toll and I* one^of
'lurt traeaa oif tba fonnar rolranic
<Copyright, 19i»C. by W. it.
H. Heafrft
Heafdt.)
tlTlty of thia regioii. Tha oialngs that Spwlal to the ErenloK »
Iher, t:ik<
The last picture of C
r ha Idly the ji
and it
shows them as ra|i‘ml>ers of the ihichesse D Cxcs’s
tha wmtar to Haa. Oaa of the Moot trouble have deajt with tbe count
pmiMangwlngo haa bami knot^ a* the
«^pol«mad opHag.** Animal* which da.
a fako> punt and kicked goal. The mid- iH>s,tibimies of .‘lafcly conductisl acnal
agaod inlajha malty to drink are soon an offer for I>rife or Delters. as has
aiphyztoA by tha gaa which U given been reported, jlie U trying to get die bl*acher» sat fer j a half hour ‘ ill chi s.”
tba aratar Apd accmaulate. hem. Summer* back from Indianapolis and watching the opposite side of the field ^ That the pnvpoaed congress will undoubtt‘dly divelop far-reaching prmc.^ blrdi. imbhlto. dogt. ibeep tbe cbanct'a art* tlial he wlU succeed. go crary with Joy over their victory.
And other anlmali art tonad. and even CinclnnaU want* f 1*“>0 for I’addy Uv.
---------------------^
ticnl results was made manifest by
paraou hart narrowly aamped. \>r Ingsion. the fbnprr Wheeling catcher
i the diversity of Intoresls that will be
ataltoo la aino affected by an orvt^
I actively rcprvsenieU. The government
mk^ot tba ga*. Spot* ctn be amn whom Arnold wbuM like to have hiAthio^tic Ciuh New Haa Hot Water' of the Tnlted Stales for ihejlrst time.
hind
the
l»at
ncxi
year.
Contract*
will
vponing la a lint acma* tha Hclda.'
irhara tha plant! bam anfferrd from be mailed early next month.
Ace.n,n,.^»^.^^..d,nBW,n
«f baiIng* Mww the prmtnce of a grmt qusn.
iBty of gat. and It U wnally In a very

; Attorney General Moody la channs
lo pH out of the official banNfwa. He
like* everything ahoot-dil* Job except
hiR aalary.
ThI* U not •pfficlent to
mrt hit Bring expenaes and a! the
gnd of emry year he haa to dtp Into
tUa ammll aarlaiE* to amat the current
WIM. Being a poor man. be doaa not
like thm
How kmg ba fan almiid It remalni
to be aten. Abaat every two weeks
%lr. Moody trtl# the pieaMent he wUl
have to maigm. but tbe totter point* to
Utom Haniy aplt* on hi*
a new grip on bla lariat
-Wall. Theodow; Jnat
l^aane.-*

la asr* rue*.
A young millhnnd havUig loat hU
rwecUuwrt thrwgli hto own hotbeadod
fol»y hrvt threotcncAl to commit aal
ebb; nnd then became vulgarly Inaistc r.t In hi* d«n3iid* for the returu
of flw variou* preaent* he bad given

Order 'your

SOFT COAL
^

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-Whnt good will they he to you If
you’re g^>ln‘ to drown yooraelf In f
mill iHMidr ahe w'offed.
“Ne ver you mind; I want them

Burn^

Both phonef

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Horses and Cows
For Sate

.07
.37
• nn*.an**a«n^

1 good, heavy, aouod work
horao, goal condition. May
keeper.
1 lo001b.9yiuiroklmafe.
Make 6nil-elaaa team for
lumlier woaia. .Will aell
at‘pnrdtely.________

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I iKtantifal, atandard brrd
liruoil nmre. amt? breenlijr
nnd in foal by T. W. W.
1 styliab-gaitiv] aatldle horse,
a loppy driver.
2 good c^ars; be fresh early
in thu spring; will aell very
cheap.

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Bcailiful and

liioai

Yaitl Autl offine Northern
Mich^ dock.

J. W. SLATER.

STORM SASH
Why sit in a cold room
when a liulc money 8i)cnt
will keep it oat?

Gifts

Storm sash are guai^*
teed to pay for them­
selves in two years in
saving of fuel.

lliT.

•WcHI, ni see that you have tb
agmed.
? gin rHoctanUy
I
But hv dayv passed aud tbe young
ir.sn
liemonncd tbe Inaa of '
forfcllcd trinkets. Once more he rtquested tbeir return.
“Oh. hid 1 wi*h you’d atop worryin’
me.- aigbed tiic glrk auxtou* by now
Soon ^warpt.
j loaning for practical purpose*, by of- for a nx-onclllntlon. “I’ve glvU
The Insianlanoous aaier boater ferlng to conduct experiment* under pnwent* ap long since. They’re wait­
ing for^cm at t’ bottom o’ T mill i
which the AthleOc club r.-cvntly pur- the personal supervision of the war tied up In a nri bandkcrcMcf; you
Large Number of Good Scores Made chased has been installed and the and signal corps department*,
can’t bHp hut aee ’em when you Jumg
Ounng Past Week-Jameaon High
membeps can now have ^e comfort j
--------^--------------In,’’
With a 2ir Score.
Then the humble young man apdoglri-d and tbe qu.irrri wa* paldiad tip
Tbe conlest loalghi among the ten
In tbe old aweel way.—IxauloD Tl^
high men of bud wvH^k at the Wilkin- the Interior of the. building and ever.v.
^
PlU.
_________________
• _____
not (-.ikes,
son A
Rosser„11....al^^ bid* r»4..
fair ttx
to im
be. mn
an thing will aooai he ready for the cum'j
qobk Ir.n li dKhr^. |.|,>. WV’.sh rtiM.lt,
-Ikutler aeema to be a happy man.
interesting one.i A laago numbv^r of Ing cold anombs.
j li-e t-n-. n*. gr::i*o fniit. oydrr cork
t aoore*' have been rolled.
T**U«F* Wtok* Town* Cfww.
pr-k tco bcr-ns and r’auv
pta^dy
lamMOn bMdliu the
tlx list .with 212
Offletoto of InterUTtnin' mdley Hum j Amerif .ui illdicr. cud ice waU'r. are m-No one will ever treat him."
>liU* **T«al otiiorB have paaaed the m Iowa bare been doing tome figuring.! VtwI to as Indlgtwtlon |«-omoters. “.Ml
WTT.er.
**tlie
Ameri«an
too
M mart *
]•
with the rmuU that the Ini
!th grwit riltoh. However. h«
This la to certify that I and my wife,
nt only fmiT things: . Frank‘•p **•-----------K,!k.
^ 1* no easy task to make oorae
satii'Tkraof. butl«*P
lla C. Bonner, -hare separated by
ll the irtate Dtllk end _______________
Oarman. understond the Enghab^mr.
ntaal agnraent and I warn all part^ v-e hem op*
aleiit ot certain iGermnn word*.- **ld
lie* not to treat bar oa my account as
T p;T*iti\ely cannot ati
a man who to often kept busy lnte-:»mt mtlMt tbe poputotUm
I will pay no hOte coatractad by her
said tbe soubretle.
after this
KoV. 30. ISOf.
“.it lastr exclaimed tbe
which mean* ‘to
*ta get.*
get. Unt moat um-,
population of the state IB
Oaorga M. Bonn
“At
bist
wliat'**
qiUTii
•icd
tbe
aclf.
mans wiU peraM tjt a time In
orlte.
totlag It tweotael
has led to abme
novaRgt
lie mroeg. For

Look forward to the
Holiday! and inapect ho
big line of jewelry I carry

Getourpric^.
All kinds of lumber and
interior finish.

J. N. Martinek

South Side

217 E Front St

Lumber Co.

C0NTt$T TONIGHT

BeQ3H0

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where

traieptotatloo f«Hllt^
«itu^ if»o.
1900. Durtor
Dur!^ the
tbe aame
^ cUmhlmg might Iw Tbe guide in hto broken BngM oeacribed in detanStbe maaaer and way na baa incxeaaad In abnoat every instance from 25 to » per c«t
toally aai
The Internrban Hnr* jww opnmting
toad dere you ca^
in Iowa have been cooaWucted but a
K*w York Pteaa4
fetor year*, ao that tb«e ^ l»cen but

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KiwU your v% oodwork by lalnUnp It
TtK- natural groin la wood U too bean
..
tiful to be covered, nnd od.l elTerls in ; 2*^ •*
*ts!n!ug have taken the |*Ja.v^ of |»alnt j
BUln U a very thin l»alnt uud coo
no varnish. Many of the aUlns aokl
in the atoms are apt to contain var- j___________
nish. and they do net sink Into tba ----------------out tbe beautl*
wood enough
in can be in«
effect on new wood. Some of
^
attractive living room* have the wo6d- ;
work atalncd forest green.
Woe or
tUvw gray. Do not lei the painter
convince you that tlie woodwork will
look better painted. Bouc of . tbe
woods that take stale
cyprvsN. I'H-orgia pine
acme country booses tbe furniture Is
ordered from the factory In an onffnlahcd eoodltloQ and U then sUlnad at
home by some ooe who ondewtand*
this wrork.-Netr York Toat

READY FOR WINTER

csSf.r.wsrTnj:

FBANEH. PAINE

In Brooches, Bracclcu,
Necklaces
and Crosses

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Bulbs

Bohemian
Garnets
(imporien) .

Tarr® lUuta. ladToec. «.~Pra*ldent
Smith SalunUy nlsht aanounNkl that
J. B. McConaall of Carrollt.vwn. Mo.,
had bem «i«ned to managa the Terre
Haute Canlfal laaAue taam next fear
McConnell mnnased 4ho Rock llaad
team in tha Three I laairoc the last
fwonaasop*.
will pUy th%'poaUlon
m catcher. McOonnall pUyed four
; ymirs in the Waatem league.

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an ptott the »to-«toy incc on the

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GenenllnsiinaMc

No almton dltamad oOly tkoaa
maahnd antil aflar tka cnmd atorA.
«bkk takaa ptoca at P;»» o'dock
noc and ao 1 plod aloB*. Jnat aatttoa «W»btbrovh. «kMa tha man *ko coUata j A food time to (naraotaad to att
Ntrtolk. Va_ l>c. 3.-Vlaa»
for tka praataat aero-j thtopa catp on.
( Ptlca » canta.
noa «Mt
Waet Itolnt „ jiu»| coaeraw arar artanpad to tka i •« lata yaan aa 1 haw coma loj^
bo lu «tU cfftcts and tbe caomxs
RECORD WANT ADR ^AY.
tSorW dorim: the Jamaaioarn
r db».Mtol«hie ii
t hara coma
^d«hawal*n.
ll 1
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EXCURSIONS
HAND PAINTED CHINA.
1 wUI have on display a bandaoto«
line of fancy hand painted chlnaware.
Annual holiday excuraioo to Cana­
at&e Klmban rnuaic house os Tsccan polau. TlckeU on tale Dec. IS.
day. Wedneaday and Thursday. Dec.
f.SandC. Nothing nicer for a ChrUt- 20. 21 and ». Hatare Itmii Jan. 12,
1SS7. Rate-One way trat claaa Care
plus 11 m Ask agent*.
iartted to can aad tospec
a P. Moeller. G. P. A.
Mias Ablila ^
dee M
aovKdt dgp SSt
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WINNERS

Christmas Candies'
Oar OhiktiiiM CMidiea
have arrived. Too all know
offered oo this aniket to
oompgre with them, while in

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distWM

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SondnAeboabADdall
oietie* dviriitt

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