The Evening Record, October 10, 1902

The Evening Record, October 10, 1902

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)

1902-10-10

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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fyc^crt^n^uTsI ; XHE il EVENING
I Tfmruvh —rv1o< Up To Hour

FIGHT TO THE BITTER END

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Oeriance Breathes in theSUte
ment of Wilcox ''

By T-Uroa to Tb.
Waabiactos. Oct

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Heonsrl
rbtef.

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«,ar I Adopted

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by

injured^
1,..
ao badly injure! two brothers
tocether to .ad two sisters.Ajmea 10. Adeline. «.
d. €. Joseph. 15 montha ttiat
rdie. The strain of perfect•
ateot tamed Oawley's minA
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****"•arrested.
And Oporated by,tho Govern-■ Frooi towu.l ttar nrtdcr. ud jut in ,

»nd« in^»rfToTO»

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n,en. .or .bo People

cm. and D. M. Scbocy of Kansas
f hapUln ln < bicf. San rraociso was

ROOSEVELT
TO TRY AGAIN
Hro.i

Kltwl Mine uor»rr». uatl-r ibe Hber
man act. on i)i« proiiOd tiiat tb« or
and 1. oon.pirins
trade amlOMjt the arTaral
moatioK ooenrrad at tb«^Fif/
iioirl in tblB cur ti“'' mominjr.
Tlioae preaeut wme J Hitirpooi Morirao, hrnatora Hiatt. Hrnro»e and
9oar. (iotrroor Udrll and District
Hrealdrnt H-ht-r. Uiwu l. aTin* Morcan atwulntclr rrfoaed Ut aaj what
•nbject waadiwo.M-d Later Odrll,
HtmroM ad goaj inrt Hiatt at Hie ha% ba?«portera aaked llonran what
dareloiod at ll.e m*^uuK Moncan askad.; * 1« that anr of your l>usioe«t r*'
Udell aald be did not uUk of Uie
atnke with Rorcan. Henroae and

entered Flat
ed •Uonly bj
the Krie Hoad.

Pn-ald. nt Tliomaa of

Platt’s offloe endKo forcual stateuirnt
Idreo oat but Governor Odell
Platt said an adjournnonttl.adlH-en
taken oolil nrsi Tneaday Noihinc
bad been decided upon, tliey said.
There Is not luach hojie in New York
that the .neKonatioos will resolt tn
aettJemant of ttM< atrtke. Wilcox
t‘ is lookfHl upon as
ner. to fixht It OQt
to the bitter end It is believed that
refused^to inter,

ran

larolor k.^a-l.
Detrou-Whext, 73 and 7:i|
Jifiw.rr.phv.ti„.»u.-ni
il4;oais334
Detroit, Mich.. Oct lO-Onc i.an.! Toledo—Wheal. 735 and 7:..
dr-dsnd Mizhty nx delciratcs. rejire- (’hicatjo—Wheat. 7u. com. 47J;

Will Make Another Effort
SetUe the Coal Strike

a^inst the coal comrai
iu\d « 4 auli*
r f,ftio,*rs;
iial lire cedinif.1 amuoal
PennsTl.
jpciitlooiUK the (tovcm
• Tania to call a siiccia
the
isUtare of that state to oonde
the coal carrrini; rtisd** and im”
FIRST TASTE COAL
;> to supply tt
Of tlM
of I lie l„^.plc
Ih* pr,
|viitu»iii1 tl
on of tic, lioa^- of
Drop of 27 Degrees in Tern»
id to commend to
porature In Now York
iiijfm li.e apjioJnt
to luv.tsiiiotte tlie
.-an!- of the sli ke and to placv the
therefor
a UHr. ;„iotion. off. r»-d by .Iod<
Ml*, was also
iiiH.
OarTiii of liidianaiidlia
d to tbe
adopted and orden*d attacU
atti
uiaiu rcaolntuio It urx,*s the presi
flcnt to at one* itihi»ilutc j-rn-4M-d.nxs
to diBMdvs ••the fire-u'nt c mbinntion
of itj.- coal o|„ TAturs • and to have a
ashioirion. Oct. Iti-Oarrol
. ric**iTcr app<»iutcil to oia*rat»* tb»Xht. oomdalsioner of labor, hi
mines Tlie
auptilemcntal reiKiri
hours’ oooferiem^ (with
morninx on tlie strike siioation ;
r«>foae4lto dlsotin tlu* matmr with
I take this noiou
It is kown that:
•mpUtlnx acme
ae strike, hot it '
WILL MEET IN PETOSKEY

REAL ESTATE

ItoT. M. A. K»l*e) . Furaierl* of Tlii*

Hible

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Huhlic ScniHjis.'
t Itr. Noa «r l-.,iu*r.,nir. Mass.
Tb« *,als« Mean M,*w
The Record hat reoelved a very ins to l>f> .Msilr In
tamsiinx letter from Her. M A K«d
in 10;lX>_S
. wy. formerly imsior of the Friend.
”Vi/ualiy ktion
tn
Primary
the Near l'«t
. church Ui this city hot now located
Grades. •-Sopt J. M Tn-e. Oharhin PottersTlIh. Maas The letter
Bevera
raal esUte deals | voix. Distm.Muu. Sopt W. M. Anlately indicate that buisness
itf that
‘
Hrtokk. v. ••Spiral .Arithme­
**^l'have been mach interested in tbe dirtKJtion is brightening in Traverse j tic. - Supt. M.geisou. Mackinaw
•nperstitioas nutions which we have City and the prices |mid are eatid to ! City.
DiTusHiou. You. Kvery.
: aaet aoolh. west aud cast, but of all 1 show a considerable increase in val- ! where. -Mensural I fin and Hert'ent| age,” R L Nve. Tmverse City ; L.
itaink the following u the climax: uation within the past year.
Harney Anderson has Umght of l^c ; A Holler. Ontral Lake Discus­
X was Ulktnx with a neighbor reoeni
: ly aboot snakes when be remarked Solomon 4t feet frontage on the 1north
sion J. F Mathews. Boyne Fall^
it I* strt'et. west of \Vh
tbat be bad chewed a bUok-anakc
0;tx» to 11 ;3Li—Symposium-GengraKotiux iny look of in.juiry he expalnIwrns Mr. Anders
Jdiy. -Geograithy inn Hirst Th
Thre<>
cd that II was good for tbe teeth. An
alr^wdy g«tl
material on I
irades.-fom Irene Get tv. Kalk
ancle or graudfalhcr had cli, wed a
ondaiiou of a t
i.ion^ma t’^k. Manblack snake in bis youth and at tbe
building to Ik, .
cedona. -TlcJI^'ew Geographyadvanced age of vS lie retained the
How to Tea
Com.
roots of tbuse leein! My informant
Hiker ClieboTgnn Discussion. J
Slated tbat bo sht tlu snake down
Miudiell. ils
larhor Siirings
Abs back on either sid„ of the back-Commercial GtMvraphv.- Supt. H.
boos and then m tteug bis teeth into
A. Howard. Kr.| Jordan. Discus
the flesh and blmid chewed on the
Ht toskei
bone the whole length of the snake’
Be still has teeth at .V».
. “Bol the devotion of the averAg« on the southeast comer of< y \v ]{
ac« New
KtiKlaudcr of
these Front sired and Bnardman aveune.
„od,
Hetosk.v.
Okrts is not to
black snakes, There are three buildings on this lot - -Hhetoru sI -llowHestCouduided;”
bot to clams, and it is remark­ Mr Schomberger
imberger will improve the 1 .•<upt.
,-sui,t. 1 H.
H Albert Ti.iyerse City.
able how Hie cUra bakes draw the buildings on the proisirtv and in the
Disoos^ion. IwilM-lU F. MeUene.
orowda At the Horubuie iUke held ear lutnre will ere«d an imrwoved
K*st Jordan.
Jordaj
-Hi^ 8rhool Kngact long ago there were said to have troctore 00 the corner The estimate
” Flora
Mon M. Kempf, Onarlevoix.
lish.•’
f the value of this prop rty mav be
Discussion.
X. W. ri,.,uo.
•alited when it is stated that Mr.
Hellairtv
oUma
bushel, erf sweet iiotatoes. jhombi'rger was offered $l«M0 for his
1.80U ears of swccl corn. 75 puis of
I
dressing and 1.0.*,o
l,0.'i>o {lounds
of hsn The
It
baking is done by heating a quantity
ofstooes hot and then covering them
•erty btnweei
with a layer of fre,.h rvck
the J. L.
which
is of ctiurse
erren and wet. On
his
(
th-j
I-A3 E. ElghlH Street
this they pile the clams, iwiatoes.
oom. etc., then another later of rockOoMuSimiion lias purchased of Will
we«*d and over all a Urge piece of sail iam Harvey of Heiinsylyania
Cloth As the hake wstuii up the l>rop,rty on tbe southeast comer
olams emit the water contained in 18tau> and Cass streeta ' he insider
Classes Satur lav v X irders gi\ cn
kbelr abells and this trickling down to iation was fi.:4K) The
I be bot stones is converted Into steam | lott purchssod
purchased istk,xl05 feet
U
prompt .ittmtion.
Mr. Simpson says that he
I had not ^
which returns and cooks
Md other
:her contents of the heap For.hi'ani
h. artl that this lot had been oonsideras one of the possibilities for tbe
the hake tvfernd to. four aud1 a half led
|
«»•
cords of four foot wvs ..VI IT used tn
CWUa
.u . federal building site.
bsatiDg lbs twelve tons of stone mam j
wbiob the bake was made, and the
WaCKKl* ^VITH CTBI TI HKH
foek wood rt«quin,d measured 15*i
bosbeU; 1S7. watermelons furalshedt
dMSsrt. The custom of baking clami j
Verr Mark !«.
la this way. it is said, was learned
proyed.
from Uie Indians in the early days of i
White setdement in New England j Bj TrWrsph m M-R^xird
Washington.
AVt. lO-President
Roosevelt’s condition was so mmh
TIIK •*AVAlil>
in General Merchandise.
imiiroved this morning that when be
Goods righljy Uughi arc half
started (or a drive with Mrs. Roose-^
solil If vou want anything in
veil be was able to walk to bis oarof root BalL
riage with a pair of oratohoe
Tbo Oak Hark Savages defeated tbs
Btffb bebool Freshman team in a
-rkwas L«« Ms i
1 flao game of foot ball yesterday after- '
The popular song. -Pleat Ut Me
'aooa on Twelfth street gridiron
Boom 6|o 0. Prut. Gillmrt refereed Sleep.” was for some time out of ti,c
! aad Principal Nyeu

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■rb£|MISS FLORENCE 1. JACKSON

"h-, China Decorator

Cen Vears
Experience
ersccries.bry
floods. Shoes,
hardware, or .

oompooer of tbe must
ty has finally been i
the refrain is becomiag bmmo popular

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Uiffe bee received a big »u)
ply to mt isfythegrowiagdemaoA
Thus Ur nothing has been receivctl
relative to the id^ian of a site for
InukQ » this dty.

Paltif
it will pxy
to come and see
u» Ctt.zciw jihonc, S39 West
Front street.

StanJep^ Young

l>obart Beecber €o* ♦ Props,
THE WEATHER

Vak-d r,r «l»r lUff c u«I

lur^fini? the prcPidcut to insfitnit, civil
lookins to the enf.

I 5c. 20c, 25c, 35c, 40c and 50c «b4
* new cdirtM of somcvf the Ute Copyrifht Books «
75 cents.

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pole.
Poi*- brcakinK
timakinK the ecckyoke anilll Hxnxn Shoe* f.c ran
• tonfme to splinters and badly da
Tlic Boston Stoic.
Jiuif tbe front of the bomrr Kc
\of the horse,, was badly nurt

bheiianduah. Ook lO-So new oollerlet were opened In this district this|
mominx anl no desertions from tbe I
ranks of the strikers or or¥‘rators’ ‘
rorees have been reis>rted.
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Ocl l(i~There w»s a
,^ne Grand Traverse Teachers’ Asof 27 dexree. in temi-^ratore be-'
organ one yesterday afternoon and i^^tion which
nrmed.
w m. this moroiux when the ther.
hold
tirhi atinoal m.H linx in
mome*er
mome^er rexistcred
rexh«l»Ted 4« dexrei^
dexre,^ W^nh ] p.-ioskev
at
$25
a
ton,
people
I
"will
be
!4t*«n
from
the
proxnuxi
Wasbinxbin.
< >ct. Pi-Hresident
» of tlie ooal famine
much
much «of iaT« r,‘St m the paiiBooseTcli n-c iTcd Wilcok s Idler this
1 while
be Iffes,mominx. lb- immediately tamed U
. OToi to Attorney Gmirwl Knox lor
oonsideratl^
Nyeof this
Riit pl-,c.*s 0:1 tbe program
OBSERVATIONS DOWN EAST
IS as toUows!
Several Transfers of Valuable.
Itooord llwolTM lelfM^les l^eittr Froni
Property in Traverse City

ry floor*

JIt the euy Book store

Us
^
, . The two mams

1 r«*.i hj Ike IVoaayloa

ror WiUo.l,oirr tbi. ofu
Smw York. OcL lc-1
a IfodMO Oo.. Ibroual
dMii U«rid Wiloux, tuu

iolcs! Books!

The team of the Boaton Store’• fur- By Trircrap*. v>TSr Berort

ask that mines be seized

Waablncton. Oet. Pi-Tha G A. It

Vo*k.
r HUH •

SIXTH TMAM-NO. 1090

. the

;itl7«UlTSSSS:

W--.; ,.■•

CRAZED BY IRVENTION

Two TWm Mis«WTiaa«a BoWlr oo Prout PIttsbonr Y<

interstate Co^

• Conference
In Detroit
.inoetroit

O. A. B. waa
of natlanaloj
belac:

RIGS BADLY SiASHED

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" iTcsicrt^rstetuTs

FRATiBSK Cmr. MICH. FRIDAY w roBKt

STEWART ELECTED
ISTRENCOUS
FRraiLESS
CONFERENCEl^'rr^:::- i RESOLUTIONS
Platt Says Decision May
Announced Tuesday

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j VIOLIN LESSONS
D. W. STEWART
itup K fur viol,n :.t the A< ad
i-ic. <'i»^ «ra Huu^e tik^ k. ik

BETTERTAKEAHINT

G. OVERCOAT
Now whilcHcttxk 15. most tximplctc.

Word was rcccivcti to.lav bv Tx«. {
Munrc7e.rha.nnan oi the Repub-!
lican county cotnniitfce, from ConConjtTcssinan A. 11. Dana^h. tliat he |
woul.l be here i*n the 17th to be pres- ‘
meet in- at
Alden

Most women
want
comfortable

.also ilclit cr an aildrcss

.shoes,

Wc arc allow­

ing a line ol Overcoats that arc “nay nr In G** as
Urxsqttilitv. m and workmanship goes -as to
prK^^cli. wc start splendid farmenls at $r.00 and
soon up to

t;t»i ihea|»CT Oicuoats
us at
ai I 3.:. .

$1.70, $4.tiUy 4F.7(Hl
here. too.

The Blizzard Ulsters»

of new fkk Ties.

ire
Seen iho-e liand-

soine night gowny>

but all want

Sviit Cider 15c at Cold Storage
stylish

S. BEIMDA A OO

ones

CLAIRVOYANT

nmn enn
Reads your Hast. I’lcMini an,l
future and <an be »onMiltc<l n
legal matters. Harlots at -',11 1..
Nth Si. and tree tcMsgiven. W,d
remain m this city ten ilays only.

J

Saturday avaning pt 6 o^chtk,oming to Nobrem ••Day of Atonomontr

-GLORIA"
»OT5.vu iKApy,

Wc now carry a complete stock ol the larnous ^

sure:

Trank Trkdricb

NEW IDEA PATTERNS
Kvery style and si/e in stock. No wailing.

Tashionable
Tootwear

Any Pattern 10 Cents.

STEINBERG'S wHELIABLE DRY6000S AND CL0THIM6 HOUSL

€f

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You Take no Ghancos
Hy placing or,lets here. With rcasoiiaUe moUa'c, t an nil an» order, no
matter how large, as ac keep in
tout h with outsjdc market*-..............

Certainly tor bhcII. , Wt >11/ff^ablc dciH-n.labV sIuhin lor
f
Men. Won.cn an.i C'hiMici.
'•/
this Mote alwav> takes the
Ica.l
Tins MviMiti v Mts l>
arc larger, \ancty better-tratlc iniH h -rcalcr than ever
Iwfore in the InMorv id <.:n
business. I'.vcrydesirablestvle
ol footwear IS here.

FRANK M. PAINE. Florist

WHffi

TISe * Fair

FOR MF.N Uvei -hi nca
and ilirierent styles m all
uUr leathers.

A snap in Men's Wool fleeced Underwear
—Just opened 72 dozen. the 50c kind-they are yours while they last for
the garment. Sizes 32 to 46 r-<-

UH UD KUO
Patent Blucher
FOR M 1:N Vamps patent»olt
skin. Hluchcr cut, dull to]»

Queen Qualify

Jlsher & <g: 221 Tront St.

38c

tbt Tameus $3 Sbats
Warranttd Patents
and Enamels
For men and aomcn. Iroiulatl
guarantee against rrackin.:
1S2.BO

For women. These s?uh*s for
Fall ami Winter contain the !
daintiest, in.,st siunn.ng, as well '
as praou aldc lasInoMs m wonif!»‘> P.K)i«car.

ALFRED V. FRIEDRICH

LEADER IN FIM3 FOOTWEAR.

THE OLD STAND.

a Jackets, Cloaks, Furs«
\'

Wtj have here for your inspection an exhibit of
Cloaks and Jackets for Women. Misses and Chrt4^
ren which is certainly worth your time to look at. If
you want to be dressed in the most attractive style
^ Jackets and Coats y'ou should look through our dis­
play. you won’t be obliged to buy. just take a look
at them to see what the correct styles are.
We
also have a hne line of high grade Furs. Ladies*
Neck Scarfs. Ladies’ Neck Boas. Tab Scarfs and
Pelerines, also Long Boas. The right goods—the
right prices.
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A. J. WILHELM
AT THE OLD.STANIF

SOUTH SIDE

H|| Ml Hit Of n H
and you mill lie astonish
to sec the great amount
of hand tailoring evi­
denced everywhere in
the stitching of the gar­
ment this hand work
makes our clothing re­
tain its s»u|)c when
other makes would be
nothing but a -rag.-

OESIDNS THIS YEAR
ARE VERY EXCLOSIYE

mm

All the new colort and
combinal ions of the pop­
ular coronation cloths.
Our line at $1*2. $15,
$1(1. $17. $is we feel
very proud of- so will
you when >t>u own one
of these hand tailored,

Bamilton Qothing

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miftvi

THE EYERDIC IKOKB.
niAVCTOBIOirY. MIGHIOAf^
ORAMD TRAVemC HmHAlJD
TMt. T. MTjtl AND I. V. lANNeM

eaur»llUws
|
rf/fttfflVfMj
In Mew Tort ooal WM eold to the
mn eidapooratlOoMitiBpoil Wed.
aj. Tlilea»o«itetoahoBt«SOa
flalee ofeote of the eviou coal
Bt. Peterrtmi*
placM of tfWM
for three da^

a rt;

(Stt HAVE YOU HAB YOUR

/AmEHM
THB OaUY AMERICAN NATHRAL
CATHARTIC WATER.

Not “man-made'’ but nature's gift for

m

ototoaniOMoi.
BTABB A» PUkTTOBlf
I
prodnetkm of -Romeo
•ad Juliet- win be adequate. While
preacn-mg the noblencm a^ grandeur
of the pby. roodcTn innomion amerts
itself «>d gorgeous acenery and spec­
ial dectiic efiects have been generoosly added. Every aa and scene
will be spedally staged and the reviv.
»1 of the mo*t iioted uid popolai ptoy
ever written will be mi^incent
It
will be seen in this dty soon.

Do Yoii Neid
Some

MAHING?

the cure of Constipation, whether
SMiJiL PBOT06. suitable for hatHevifciiuui’
chronic or acute. Action natural—no
.tnet ntmrhaTe bMB woppiid by
pain, no gripe. At your Druggist.
at nu. all.* btoal. w«aaCaiman's Interior Spar Is the
Wc have the UiKest AHsortmenl o-er ahown here, o\-cr 12.000
Large bottle. 35c.; small, bottle. 10c.
U« «otl« rtra (a dnnk. Wb«i.|
most durable varnish made*
yards, nearly one half carload of China and Japan Matting, in all the
cala .iMBtor «m ooaiwt a* oila I
latesllcolornigs aivd designs, also {lUin white. We boaght from the
toy It VM teoal a. nu liad d<^oaT.4
importer and it was shipped nght from China and Japan.
5.000 aeki of coHL Tb. polio, an
4i*»ib«tii« tat poi»n Moll rapoiuiSTEINBERG'S GRAND
ol* boo»-bold«r. fra of oborciL
their two years <
Tb. crown ptina otBtoa will
public
A good quality of China Malting for..................................9ic per yard
tarel :.I3I ail.* dnrin* hi* toor of
A good heavy. Jointless China Matting for................... I 2ic per >Ard
the Cnlud Bair*. Th* ^riocip.!
A gooii Cotton warp, Jajon Malting for........... . | 5ic per yard
prorision made by them for the inb* Tirtird nr* K.w York,
And SO on right through twenty>two diflerer! styles and designs.
ereamng needs of onr rapidly growing
bln. Wal.lnron. Bo*ton. A Striking Slate Ibbuo Pointed state. This duly devolved npoo the
lUtTmtion which
Pm.bnis. AnnnpolU Bt Lonu. KnnOut
a. Cily. Cohwndo Bp*ln«fc P.k.'*,
tbi. *». ooom-etion
Pank. K.w U.Eiw. Ariconn. tb*cl>l.f
trtFiuOK to no«mb*r ttaal on
citl.* of Cnllfomln. PortUnd. BentWKol^^l* mw%oM PK^tell--------- ----day of Angnst. this vrsr. the
lie. and Yanoonrer, where the toor TAXPAYERS
SAVE MONEY cioee to fS.UUi.OOO. Bepnblican offltrill termioate. He will irarel in a
oUU^ aeem to be ftanaging the tosimaEnifloentipeclal train.
nesa affairs of the people In a basineseI not to bo miitaken. for a Secretary Warner's Showing like manner. The money oMb- peopie U eoonomioally expend.d. not
when be makee calU upon
sqoandered. Every department of the
for the Administration
tmbere of hie church. Dr. C.
state government is booeeUy admiois«T. BlbdErtl, formt-rlj of Bimpeon M
I tered and is worthy of the oonfidence
£ church. Detroit, and now i-utor ol
and ap)iroval of the peopl-.
Becreury of State Fred M. Warner. | “It eeems to m-.” couclnded
dt. Fanl’e Methodiet ohnrch in Cmof eute. - that i
D-troit J-umal. refer-J
just put on the shelves the largest stock oi Douglas^
T
#A POSITIVE HITIM
Atnoati, hat arranrt d a epecUl door ralkiug to Thtax appon
*hi>« wc ever hail The new style Douglas shoes are
bell elifoaL With hie wife Uxt week red to the stale
said:] their stale affairs by tlie repo hi'can
ty (UskUudj
trade on omnion sense, w ell tested lasts, from the hnUr. Blodoirett made 46 calU and hope* ••They are. in round numUrs, lei.OUt) party the larger will be the republith% old Min by ftf Biw^r
e>t seln te.! sttK-ks and hy the most exjK.Tt union mech­
a year airo , can majoitles
to make from 46 to 60 eacii week until this vear as against
S— tho fteilroad Block Tomor
They are $40.(X)ii
anics money can hire. * TTicy arc the j*wcllest. nohhiest,
.reryfamilT in hii parieh hae been ri. un.i fTV.tiOO in
SooTbo Biumork Cordon
leBto
than
they
in
Ditv
and
only
best fitting and nuist serviceable .shoes lor men e.et
ited He haa ieened thii printed etate- thr**e thoosaiid dollars greater than
READY FOR THE BIG GAME
Soo IboMillionairo g Droming
sold in this city
to hia ooiiETefaUoD: * * Ploaae do Ifttb . notwithstandlDg the four y
Boom
uot keep the paator waiting.aa hia time
^3.00 ^3.30 3^.00 33.00 /
is of
Aciona Do not wait to fix up!
to onr taximyers is that otfinE to th- i
window. Wc have rublicrs to fit every style sh.Hr ma.le.
onld not remember wbi-iher you fact
that much pro|RTiy which has|
ailk or linary-wooWy. Outlong ring of the bll and two abort
will indloate that it ia uot a consideretl lower in Oakland oonnly football tewm are doing their last
135 FRONT ST*
PRACTICAL SHOEMAN.
tramp at the door, hot the |iaator ol this year than for many >-ars before. ] practic- before tne great
.
Miu.uu». *n.ichi.
it. I*anra Methodial church •*
i
A fearful tragedy waa enacted at xhirtv milliuns. as it was before. ”
Oroyaalg, Bohemia on Monday.. A - • This snowing.” coniinn-d the a*o
Mate, "is not js‘culiar to
io| Th- bo
boys are in |ierfeci _form,
„ and
_ if
rillage echoolmaater, 40 yeara of agt- retary idofcounty.
The p.-ople o! the they do not win it
be simply beIt will
V
while Ulking to his claaa auddenlj
state are U neflciaries of the cause NUntstee can do more than the
became inaaae. rnahe<l to hli d.M,k.
lean legislation of r.<*ent yfars locals Tbi re has l—n no lack of
s economical, husines. like and I faithfulness in practice, and Owch
Irew a rerolTiT from* it aoo ran
administration of the affairs of j Kiliotl has be. n untiring in his efforts
amuck shooting right and li ft among Nhch ^ fan’s
government by republican to put the hoys in peif. ct c«tuditiou
the tom fled childn n. Tbrt^e achol
killed mud three wore danger
aserted
The Mam-tee players will arrlie at
tb- in I n .-to a. m.. and ruust leavs b* fore 4
landed. Tho Tillagi-ra lynch
ligenu*
and
th- fiockeit
I o’clock, so it is n-c sssary to begm
«(l tlie aclioolmaater.
{laver. d-mocrat and republican itbe game eariv. It will be -ailed
The steamer Colonian from Lieer riu, state ux 1-vy this year is om
oool brought from London orjdian million dollars leas t
homea S20 boya and girla to b<> for
r-al and is-rsonat, is liigber inan >rerv supi»oi
wardiMl tohomi-a In Oanada and the -ly.
ot-fore, b-cauM- much property is now | fchould be on
west.
rolls that the assessors had be- | The winner
this gam- will play
Kew York ia to ham a akviiCJaper
miiu-d; ao that to W of -very j All-gan. the w:
r th.i Muakegonhumlied
taxiiayert . very wher.-in tb- ' j'.-y*,, ^«n,e.
,e MTies for thcharch In tlie new Broadway uberburden
len ot Uxation will lie Hi|-h school cbanii
aaoie to be bnlU at Fifty alxth atroel
and lighter in dollars 1 gtate.
loY’f
Is the new enla^^»ed I’lirniture Salesroom on the third
The unique featnre of the building
'^thau*
B been for many I Tb- High school hoys hav arranged
for the game^
will be a nlne-atory tower. Thu years
floor. This was made necessary by our increased sales
I tomorrow aft-mcm
towiT will oontaiu seven floors whicl.
and demand for more room to display our enormous
“What about railroad taxation ’ he ..ntiiusiasmand noisy support can help
will be utilixed for general adminia was asked.
,tb- team win. the locals should k-.«p
fall stock. This gives us now 15,600 square feet of
tratire and rellgiona work, the two
“The showing is no less favorable | Ui- victorv in the home town
__________
top floors b ing a*‘t aside for a belfry. ro the iH-opl-.” said Mr. Wariivr ,
salesroom devoted exclusively to the sale of Furniture,
‘
The
gross
amount
of
taxes
}taid
hy
l.ltKAT
w.
IIK.MK
riu‘ tower will be prorided with
lb- miluwdsof Michigan Jan. 1. JHvo.
'riiis new salesroom has now some of the finest furni­
•levator aeruce and will If' up u aas 6;;.7,X*'M VI; This amount was
Ute in every reapert. The c«iat of tbt iucreas.*d steadily, cxc-in for Ihture ever brought into this part of Michigan. It is a
..•Sts lSv;j-4 wh-n th- whol- country
lew church will be |3.V\000.
pleasure to show what fine goods arc on the market.
Through the kindnean to a mnrder was suffering from the stagnation in
Manager Murrel has introduebd an
husiu-sa. A lift I- later came refiubliWe want you to see those new
er who waa hanged for killing, twt citu Jegislatinn raising the rate ul eax- innovation that ought to |irovt “hot
.iroapeclorn in ALaakA Mrs. Mar> «T ion un ratlroails and th- gross ai
stuff •’ H- is advertising a gr-st
sch-me for the b-n-fii of tn.«.e who
.lari, formerly a newspaper woman,
i.th.u
to
a
million
Is—
“David
I'aruth”
Tn.sdav
evening.
aow a Ked Cross nnrs* at Nome ihtv.
..n Jan i of this The advance sale bt seats begins to.nda quart
uaa fallleu heir to a fortnne which ..•ar the amount was
sas fl,4h:i.iHW bl. I morrow morning, and with every reinclod. s 375 acres of land in Kalkas- Nearly, n-utly double wh
s.TVfd Mui sfdd. Mr. Moi
give a lamp of coal Th- i
sa cfiunty, Mich. t»n Sept. VJ Fr»d 1(1 years ago. During this ten years ] gi
Hardy was hanged for the killing oi lb- uxatiun per mil- increased from go like hoi-coals.
#h:J to #id;.b.*i The benefit of Uiis
Wc begin our great sale with a fine three piece suite for
Oon and Uichard Sollivan. f. llow increase in railroad taxation, brought
!?i2.75 and then there are other finer grades up to those
prosivectora from MonUna Daring about l>r th.- r-puldican p:.rty, is f-lt
nil inoaroeratioD Mra. Hart Tisited or . very taximyrr in -very sclitxd dubeautiful solid mahogany and birdseye maple that are
irict
in
.Michigan.
'Ihe
sia-iflc
tax
Hardy and was kind to him. On Uit
b t
the finest ever displayed here. Our trade demands the
aight brforw the hanging Hardy sent
lor her and told her be had
best, so we display it and better yet, sell these higher
i lorment instead c
bis ibole legatee and the wilt when
priced goods, and lots of them, too.
opened conveyea to her b^fside*
mores of Uud in Kalkaska oon
sji , h-ing fl.4J 1ST capl
Kiohigao. l. ’itM arrva of land in I
•saoonsaqu-uceuir
euoe county, Tennessee, and i- rs
uroiiertr in the first National bank.

APPEALS TO
POCK^BOOK

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muum

Oir prices are tie Lowest yoB have ever beam oP.

MaflimoDi Scenic Surprise

mSPUBLJCAH VTATJt XlCKBT.
T. BUM «r
Wr UmmmbI 'ooT«nKir>

AI-BX MAirUABD mt Umntwmm.*
WMMO JH. WABKBK of
^ Mato TroMorv
^

CBAKLB* A.^1.AJK of Jo
fmOmm. of Stol* Land
BOWUr A. Wli^BV of Voi
I>EUM A. FACI. of ColbdM.

II. K El.LEV of Wa/oo.
*%aTRICK
!L. C. WRlUIITorUocoM^.
Vtar IUjiW «f Cooc~-CoTrotli i
Rooal UMrkr«~
ABCHIBAtJ} B. IIARRAOII ofC

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OBI^VIM) c. MorrATT

JAA U. MOKIUIK.
BKPUBUCAW COUJTTA’ TK'KET.

rnAxm.Ku.
BOBBBT E. WALTER.
FRANK W. WILHON.

UBO. B. CBOEA
OBO. W4t L'RTIA

VW Oooau Earrfjor-t
B. B. ALLTN

ioth«*r colomn th«?ro !■ on inwith 8ocn*t*rj Waronr pobD<>troit JoorD»l Mr.
Waroor Eire oome fACto aud fiEororalatire to tbc« redaction of aUte taxc»
thla Tear and
t'ornitanaona witl>
other jeara. The article afforila foor
for reflection and the people who pn^
Uxaa will do woll to look orcr aom.
of the Itema menlinned. It abowa that
the tUie haa heon cconomicaUr
■mod daiinE Iho imat |wo peara and
that the adminlatration haa been
of the beet In the hiatorj of the at
The people BeoeraUj hare b. ll. Tt.c
thie HEhtaloJE. but to meet tho d m
oeiratio armament, a-l.-anoed it i, well
to hate eomethtnr to tom to when
the exact faoU can be learn<h1
Daimiid*e brother will aoamely eooooetl
In eoeTiholiijr the raat repobUoan ma
joHty that a ohaoi

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LINCOLN J. CARTER'S

J.W.SUT0fsHo«StFlll«B8IKSTI)K

THE
ELEVENTH W. L. DOUGLAS
HOUR
NEW STYLE

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SHOES

25c,35c,50e,6oi Seals 75c

S. F-RYIVIAM

Si
4,200

“WE SELL THE BESril

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gQUARE FEET
FLOOR
ROOM

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BEDROOM SUITES

AT THE TOP,

E-'S eSSSi

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TO CUBI*. A COLO IN ONi: li.W
TaAa WaUv** Hr»tBn ijulntmAh

last year
iwrtmvLt of the university, aays that
a total eolipae of tb- moon, viaiblo ii
s WAS. 2.05 1
Michigan and througboat the ITnitei
ag- ID Mi-l
Stanlc)’ & Young arc now scttlnl in <«tatea. wiU teke place on tbf night ol tt-rson of s
their location at 6:U» West Front Uci It*., and ts the only . clips- of th. navcii’t the
street, with a general si<K*k of mer­ year vi.ible in America
•cho-d funfflor I •.hi;
chandise.
Tiicy Ixnighi the stock
WILL GIVE^THE MASCOT”
and bnxincsi ol Chester KUioll, which
the>* reiDOvcd from the corner o!
Popular
Opsrs
to
bs
PrMB«U4
br
th«
iC-or’. ulrition. Dr
Front and Oak succls to ihcir prcsctil
This IS a state
Picrcr's Golden
(
Med
Koighuor PytbiM 1 Ndsr the IM
adii
rsrtioN or Uso* r KBovilrs.
ery msiiy school ;
alflkh mm lioto*»kr*>per.
majority of the
diBtricts,
yes,
in
i
When a c-rt«in Intr >Iinh i>f IVr-»l.v
At the regular convention of th#
hool money K paUoo and nui
became ternttorarilv
fiir Knigbu of Fyibias last evening th. oonnties, tin* prim .
to help them !
tacmey be had quile a uiu.pie inHluHl liroiioaitiou fr.>m Mr. Knowles anc paid tsick to th- fieople
s. bools exceeds;
exceeds ant' nonriahment diaof lJUIng Ills piirvke. He w»uW go to Miss Oampbell to preecni the iwettj amintain Ui-ir tmblicc s<
mount ol stale
state taxes
tai
1-vied tribuled
rd to each vital
JBI
the miirkcL mImt*-.
oisra, -The MaacoL” under the ans ihe entile amount
ricu and -ountn
M4kiilil ae|f.t
the eboi.s. be W4kiil
piees of the lodge, waa aooept-d A.
tvmlng to the priprleUkf would any: adviaory board consisting ol A. V.
diu'ft
tearing
on
“Will yon take tne In as a partner In
Jan
1,
DVithe
I
kk
I
vc
your bualneBk. f«r the dsy?" The ofbalance. : -For .b«,t twr,
T scffrmJ frtmi s Twy
McUoy. waa appointed to take th* J State Tf.asory
*n>e shah srouUl lake his iH*at near t)w matter in charge and to appoint socL 43AU.42C IS
shop euimme. noa say to h«s »-o,ir- other comuiittr-s as are nec'seary.
8iale Trea-nrv
tiers, whom be always i«v»k with him
The recriit success of 'The Chime, •JMT.oiK I.T..
on thvwe occnslons: -Nnw. Fin Hie of Normandy” indicates a good auc
“Ihe first date
aalmman. Wboll bn.W' Th- Inll.r.
d.mocraU assumed control
Soar
not daring to refus** tlie offi-rs nf the d^*ofVhtchVill*beannoonced later. wb. n th. d.
reytl merchant, set aUiul » lt-aHnc tUr
aylngg^blg
big prlo> of ita <
Hist two y-ats ih.- United btales Ukrs three bottles sad mm coBnoced it hs«
-mmeni mid
into tb- state
treass^pbri^d a rer«^ cam J
|siid
sta
Moms
Case
of
Oheriln,
O
.
a
num
plane a it hour
bAlauc.‘s 0X1 Jas
li.-n evnrvtliilrg borof yrarsago a resident of Home­ IVW.
If this opportonwas married last evening to
.1 a list of the stead*
Miss Lanra Hobbs of Kalkaska, at Um payment had not br-n received ih- 1®8 Uiscjacc* inp
coat price
home of the bride’s sister in that city. treasury revenue halsuoes on January Jrre on rccei^ of ax <
aodjoyafly sharoil with the shopk»^ They
left at ones for Ob-rlln. when I. IHVS, when the democrau relin­
quished control, would have bken
they will make thsir homa.

li

ir.Ta-«',*oJL.‘r

EXTRA DRESSERS

Are being called’ for constantly and so we have a fine
stock to select from in ash. oak, cherry, birch, mahog­
any and birdseye maple, and the same fine line in ex­
tra commodes.

IRON-BEDS
Are sold every day—the reason's plain—the best of
Koods for the least money—$175 '* «>“«■ special low
priced good bed. It is a good one. We sell so many
fancy colored enamel iron beds -all the different com­
binations you can imagine and all prices up to $7800.
MATTRESSES-Fourteen different styles to select
from and as many prices, from $2.00 to $16.

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

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Light Biscuits;
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auvo: mtoat. :«orMaa t» IMl

Aw

Lturday mt 6 p. in.

opem nonae. and with to teU yon timt
it WM ns exoeedinf ir creditnnto pmr
formnnee. and la aore to meet e^tk
bum faror in onr eitj. where Mr.
White it already aneh a faTorile. The
I>lay ii an intenaelr intareatair naa.
than tb»i. Mr. White liaa aarronedad
bimarlf with a larire ooopany^of abU
aotnrf: ind4»ad. there it not a poor

Ccndtnstd Dew^
% cf mkhigan

Pete.by John Storgeon. it a Hoe piece
of acting, and learea a rery marked
isipreteioo. Kenbcn t'arnth (David'o
fath«*r). by Mr. Alor, it alto a atroog
rart. The femi^oe rolet are handled
in a highly mtitfaclorily manner.
Mr White plaTt the doal role of
Darid Oaroih, a ft.rinatinjr weatam
which leave- ‘ a good toele in
ouUi,” and Jack Braitard. hi*
Illegitimate brother for whote crimet
and deviltry he it forced to anlfer
Tb. two men bear a atrikiog retein.
blance. ihooKh the oDpotite of each
other in nttoret Ton will b»- de­
lighted I am tur.\ eapecially with
hip clever liortrayal of Bratnard.
ftttJbtt reUtM tluit an whirl, appcalt to yon with all the
tabile
lore- and power which made
on n former near the
hit
lfer>hi!>to poch a tnroetp None
I in end <^«^n d n cxktkt
old energv it lopt, indewd aome

$birt wai$t$ and Cloaks

ERECT n

..urtUnmatebabk Ualues...

■it

CORSETS!

iLadics’ Silk Waists, beautifully trimmed. Chas. A. Steivcns & Bros, price, $5.00. $6.00 aud $7.00

Our Pric«$2.9S and $3.99
Flannel Waists, Mercerized waists. French Flannel
Waists and Worsted Waists. Chas. .A. Stevens & Bros,
price up to $.;.50, our price—

$1.99, $l.4t. $1.25 and 9$c

from $1 tip; H your dealer cannot supply you send direct to

WEINGARTEN BROS.. 377-379 Broadway. New Yor!

* Skirts a

rrUo-ofiSrW. UTrert f

The New Snowflake kilted Walking Skirts, make of all
wool materials, beautifully trimmed, others ask $7.50—

IMENA/ BAKERY

our Price $4«98
25 Ladies’ Dress and Walking Skirts, made of all wool
Meltons, Worsteds and \ cnctian Cloths, worth up to
$7*00—

At 529 Randolph Street, will be open­
ed TUESDAY. OCT. 7. We will have
first-class Bread and Cakes. ^

Our Price $3-98

- Cloaks -

the proapcct wat ao bright that her and origioalitT
Jitv than in Fauat.
Ladies* strictly all wool. American Wool Mill Kersey
jfanaband aald there waa no ohanoe of ertimation The last rcene it etp.*dally strong Brainard it in hit
Jackets, Satin lined throughout, others ask Sio.oo to
At Grand Rapldt Orrat Commands
rootuv ovrrlooLlng the street, along
S12.00—
waa
taatily
it to past on hie
W, 0 Boynton of Port Hnroonnd
orbit iBraioard't)
Omni Lady Oommander Franoea E. eUpaed and i
the heavy influ
crime. Here. oo(
Bnna wnre prMnni at the marriage of |
I^adies’ all Wool Kersey Jackets, raw edge, high storm
pi thf prooeodenoe of drink, be i
Grand Bapida hive L O T. M . andl^»
ingt and gluatt or,r hi- brother’s
Collar, beautifully stitched, worth up to ^7.00mitforion.-. at on* time h«-imagines
OHental Imrt E. o. T. M . Tneaday
““ntrary to
**np and around'* doing her the rop- It about hie neck, aod the I
nUmi. The lent waa imperaooated by
acting 1- a flue piece of work JutCommander McLeod and tbe hive by booeework. 11 was a year before that tice iriomphe to the end and offloere
We arc the exclusive agents for the Cosmopolitan paper
I>adf OoBomoder Clara Hoi Hater. casket waa needed and tl.en it war break Into tl*e room for him. David
patterns, scams allowed. ei|:ial to any 25c pattern in the
The wedding aimiie wna carried onl for .the farmer instead »f bia wife, Caruth riitert. free, and the rupidity
city—any pattern loc.
.
V
eran to the point of drem of the whereepoo oometb tbe Pontiac Prret i t the change of cliaracteie. in thiinstanre.
hert.
it
■
a
credi
<
gneato. Bev. John H. Pareona offlcla- and aajt, **Tbe joke waa on Mm.*'
Mr. Whii
ted and at the eoncloaioo of the Ini.^t of
Jaop
rogationa the man and woman joined
ll.M.p, rifuMy Tonr*
hands and the peat or pronoonw-d the
rear atomach and liver
Htrry G. Miller
and added: ‘‘May from^^a
suffered with
•perouttma.’ At yean."wrltef P. Mute. Horham. K.
yonr nnion be a proaperoat
C . ••Hr. King* New Life Pills raved with local application-, a- they can
.Tk.W KRSK CITV
IIH Front St.. \Vur/bur»
1 fe and gave perfect health *
•red by Great Commander Boynton
Si.'
___ pills on eorth and only 2&c at not tmeh the eeat of ihe di-aia-.
and Great Lady Commander Bnma Jas. a. Jnhnp<m aod F. H MteulV <*atarrh it a hhxal or con.titutional
The bride waa |ireariit«l with a large
dteoaae. and m order t*. cure it you
bible in whloh tbe marriage wat re­
Last May. while John H. Uotthall. uiu-t take internal renM-die- Hall' a
corded and alto a neatly worded mar­
tlafarrh Cure u taken internallv and
of Flint, wat ttanding at tb« P. re acts dirretlv on the Idood nud mucou- TRY A RECORD WANT AD. IT PAYS BIG
riage oertiftcale wat flUed out.
David Chnaaee, a farmer living nw MarquefU- d. poi waiting for a train •orfacee Hali t CatuTTli (Xirc it not
a quack medicine It wn- |iretcriN*d
Menomlnoe, hat found largn hedt or for eaginaw, a trunk fell from a by one of the beet phveirlane in tbit
elam ahelle In the river adjoining bit tmek. one end atrlklng Ootthlall on country for years, and it a regular
property, ant* aa are oaed in tbe man- tbe foot breaking a bone. The in jury ineecriptn.n . It it o<mi|Km d of the
alhotnre of bnltona He ba« aent a did not heal and an X ray photo shows bi^i tonic- known, combin. d with tbe
U<»t blood purltiert. acting dir«H;tly on
■amber to Chtongo and bad leala one bone to be on top of another. The the
uiuoou- eurfacea The |» rfect com­
made of them and bamfonod that they negative will be used at the ba-.ii> f«>r bination of tbe two ingredient- It
MEYEK-a
what nriKlooeaeurh wonderful reaulf*
am rery ralaablo If ablpping doet a snit againit the oom|aui.v.
in curing C'atarrh. S<-nd for testtoio
■ot coat too mnrh Chatter will realn to this oily it so afraid of nialt fre<*
iar quilt a anm from hit discovery.
that she
F. J ('heiiey & Co.. Props..
TWyonicanyw.
T. nuleaa it Ih
vn^*d **** h
What it mom yalnable. a nnmber of
Toledo. O.
Hold by drugglett. price i:»c
the abelU bare been foond to rontnlo Ilocky Moantaln'^“a^Fu'S^-«-^!^^ j?
Halls' Family Pills are the be*t.
pmrla or good quality. Beveml of
Chaaaeo'a children were.pUying with
The S year oldohild of CapUin SanThe little :t
old daughter of the
tbr ahrllt when tbe dleoovery of the horn of Dalton waa hi lb n by her p, 11
,,„,h „ of Hair. Princepearls waa mad*-.
dog Monday afutmoon and was lerri- , y,.1-.*.1h. wa- giveu hr l.er fath. r a
OentannUl Helghu. a suburb of bly laoeraUKl in the face. The dog
^.^rth it. w. ight in gold.
Calnmet.hai oomjdrtrd a water works
wat shot. __
____ __
,
j on ht-return from St Petertburg. It
ayaiam at a oort of r.DJKii) A couple
Ilia Idr* la Peril.
| W'fiK wrapped nroond her and in her
of yearn ago that place was a cow pat
•*l just aeemod to haver gnoe
gone all to
tot excitement and delight the hatr en*
mm. but ihr rtrinand for building loU
b-s Alfred Bew. of
Wt-l^t-n.!*
.mi i>m to it .ud
broome eo groat that U.r Centennial
•bihonsn-ss and
• UmT,r. ••bthouM.-M
...d.
Mining Co pUtn-d tbe pUc«« ard eold bMk hmd nisda life it burden 1
g a large harvest. A largt oouldn*! .wl or slnqi and h it almo-i
too worn out to w urk when I la gmu
tninem and Ubotert pur- to use Klectrio Bitlern. but iIh-v
worked woodera Now J slo p like! •’ The
Tlu fastest selling article I have
a tor. oau eat anything, have gained Sn my
writes druggist C. T.
in str«*ngth and enjoy hard work. *' Hmiih. »»f D.vvis, Kv.. - is l»r. King’s
They give vigorous hoalth and new
life to weak, etoklv. run doyrn people
Try timm. Oolv AOc at Jas. ii John
■00 and F H. Mead's drug storea
’ six
fa\?r
few words to our Iriend.s re­
Tb. Iron Monnuln Mbool board b.. suffen-rs In
yiu
Thtoa
garding gas and t^ uses ihay not
purchased an oatflt and is going t4> easea who could get no help
be amiss. .\s to us ct!,c;ciu y.
■ Bead Ached Al»iys-Eye Sltht taaoh typ-rtting aod ]inntiug to the doctors ar nny other renu
physic;
Mothers rely on
convenience, readiness, reliabili­
high aobooL
ihnson
Poor-Ncrre* Upset—Generally
ty ami economy, there Ncctns i,*
AND
s aatisfactionor
l,c no question whatever m
Instiwct your drug
MUeraWe—Years of Tronhie
iHdtb'i. U» els.
the genuine Borkv
ABSOLUTELY ODORLESS
minds of our *JlKl consumers, ami
60c and i
jImade
made by
bv Madison Medicine
Mr
Co If he
Bapplly Ended.
a comianson of .|uality and exsays he has got something jnat a*; gooil
UIOMT
H. T. Mf rum,, sa^rn iary and treasrellencc of light, together with
n.loi.-r.
o.ar tt.<- D A ! tell him to k.>ep it. 8e<>1 Jas. G.
orvr of the Lapt'er Kleclnr Light Co., j vast decTcasc of exist, will ci*nis
u depot. Lowell. Mtoh . my,: -PorI Joft-o"-------------sUft-d Wednesdur that .»a nod after; \incc the most skeplu al man iic
tome time 1 tmd l>een iKitliered more' Still another farioi
tL'l.
in
lh.‘
lights
will
I
k* turmd off
makes no mistake m in.stalling
or Urn will, nervoasnes. which effect Hshed al Boyne Fall
at U o’clock This torn of affairs is I gas m his luemises. Aside fiom
fd
.Lion. .. t.n.e. „ .p,HWrtn, « I
' inufa''iDre sash.
: least fifty men on account of the srarrity of coal for j us merits for ciKxking and light­
,f porttclr. were |»..mK
my j
1. .Sliould tl.^oal strike sitnatijii! ing, gas can Ik: usedintcrmlttentI «.-l • bo. ..f Dr.
Awrriea’- r«»o«- Hra-Ur-.
©O itinue for an pfilrtinHr ixriod. La- j ’ly for heating small rtH,ms, otf.Karre Pill, and tber did me a (treat j
jK-er may l>e comjH-lled t** close ear- { ecs, IxitlinKHiis, etc., when heat
daal of (mod. to,l,om.lnK me and re-1
Is require! promptly, am! fi»r a
' Blotchea. Sores, Fimides.
Urvlnit the nerve# of their high
Itavi* them, nor will any one who uses
limitct! tune. f)ur lieateis living j
PER 1000 WATTS
as easily controlled as our g.is ,
nt. yonr own physician,
FCBNWHKDBY
K* of curt*, if yon take
ranges full cfticicncy iKriiig tlevelDr. A. W. Ohasd 's Nerve Fills are ‘ vaalsh befoie it It enres Fore lips.
An Tea. Mailisou MediA'lKTtl on the instant, the cv|iense
ladi»oti. Wis .laa G
ceasing at moment of turning oM
W. Chaw* Medicine Oo . Buffalo. K. j
gas. Nursery burners are also a
Y. See that iwtrail add signature of
great eonvcnicnce in the house,
A.W. Chtm, M.D . are on every pack-1
while fiu lialhroom puqwscs our ’
ih,
»M If
In
f.K U-t
"Humphry Instantaneous Water j
.• Ariv.^tfwUk-l IV. iiwe
D«. SAWVCI
Heater" is the acme o! jicrfec- {
lion. .\pp!iar>res .,f all dcs<Tip. '
lions on shoa aud lor sale at nur
I....
office *22:i K. I r.*nt street.

Our Price $7-50

Our Price $3.98 and $4-98

M Kavan.

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t orjtxk umil I t.-. l.«-k in U»- a
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Cure all pain and rrlicse instantly
FIT UP ONLY BY

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DR. W. J. HIGGINS

1^*,.
H.«,p,.acV..F.i«.lf

itier if covered with a nice damask
Will lool
eness. Milliken’s has alwa>^ been
cloth of
we offer the house
noted for
ir Us linen stock,
s ock. and wc
genuine all linen Irish damask
lengths that are worth at the regular price. N5C. M.00
and Si 25 per yard. You can buy them w hile they last
rue
at f)2*ic.‘75c and S5c the yard-they come in a large
variety of beautiful designs, and are wholly up to the
Millikcn Standard of quality. Don’t fail to ask our
salespeople to show you these lincn>. These arc an en­
tirely new lot just received;

..f-li--*—. yothtno ih-n- <-f <lrutf«ur

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,

Ii
►. w'.H.MrwfO
kir. J U
..n-iirh
Ot.. Vf KArr.

O.
About October Idth wc ihall
ixxnipy all the McNamara
store adjoining our mam store.
Our increasing 'l>asinci-s de­
mands more ttxrm. >Vc sliall
have something of iinjwrtancc
to say Jaicr <m,—Hamilton
Uothing" Co.

Olasbable turkish Rugs
for the bath room—Xo well equipped bath room should
be without one. They are y.\45
■ very thick and ab­
sorbent and the dcSigns veo’ !«*»>’1 a"- Cl ilH
Pink. liBht blue and while, price....- •••
M •VV
MEET ME AT MIU.IKEXS

Tb- Ui r.4I* f..r tb- r-.U.- tlun ctf tw-h.<ot M»d
mytax.w>hna
furt.to-llTw
1 Mraru- 1<*r tb.M-jiy ».f Tr«\trp.<
Isair Iw^-n ».uAy,n mr l.*n<l. r..r
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ELECTRICITY

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J. W. MILLIKEN
Vour Dining Cable

j

liid lookir « Tinkir Estiaatu
Ha-.UA->1 TiiiiU-r *r.dStut.l4.I -tsd» Fur lial.

!

J. M. TULLER
TmifllCllj.i.

GARVKR

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^ Hurjjerv of the Kye and Fitting
GUoact • Sprctaltj.

iaRPET CLEARING i^RKS

No need to suffer from heat
ihc air g
—create a breeze,
or more of our desk or ceding
ELECTRIC PARS in your office, store or home, AU of new
design and perfect construction *

—Mliiir -our oW carprt* -wmy to b«
into m* %.Vl i»- -b.»w r«« —mpl^

CAMPBELL BROS

FIRE mSURANCE!
L. L, A. BUILDING

JOHN R.SANTOi
6EIERAL INSURANCE

E.W. HASTINGS & SON A. D. TYLER
FIRE IISURABCE

DcntiSt

,r:^2S~:'tLiorr.cEfl^^«

will be in the market this winter for all kinds of Logs and
will pay the highett market price*. Call or write ut before
you 9dk
-JOHN F. OTT A- CO.. Traverse City. kGch.

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t*» kTOTora umonmo,
«TA»« AMO rULTTOBM.
“IV dtjr (oocbiD tom are coolinn"The lllh Hoar" »01 appear at
mg hard practice fee their game Sal-j Steinbog-f Grand next Motxiay. Oct.
ardajroiDcxt rrecfc wuh the FerruilSth.
iaatitatc team of Big Rapida Some
Judging from the itaadard ot the
MW plaren win be m the game.
hoxot&a.
lor 0,elCarter-aprodoctiooa.andtbeM.prova)
e eatab- *he pU>-haa met with bjr the poWic
in
i «”<>
throogbou 'the ctmm,
citr, Re». Joaiah Pefrningtoo tender- “Th* Hth Hoor" haacertainir cangbt
cd hia reamnatiofi ax clerk laat even- «•>« P0P“>" <*'«'• The enthuataMn
} m the rendition of the pU}
<n. tpmrtmly meeting of the I-ad.ea’|
:s AS to whether \^udc%ille »> doomed, if dnunAiued novck
^
jf
to
a
within fivr
b&leitndy under the leadership of years, uninicmipted melochama purMr. Gacbelein and Mr Camie. The sues lU course, and like the inevitable
meeting this evening will be at 7:.3<) brook, seems to go on forever. The
o’clock, and aU are invited.
tnurojih of heroic lov e ov er villainous
Pioneer dajr wa» cclchrated in the ,»«,oo, of right over might, an
dmerent de;iartiDentt of the city | vjrtuc over vice, tamiliar through cen•diools with appropriate eaercises to- Uuncs erf iilciaiure and the drama,
accordance with augge«ionsU,,n aiuacts the
and iu i^.r.
: superintendent of pub- j
pleasure
be mstroetton. •
. In-The IIth Hour* Mr. Carter
George Sip» of Fourteenth street, ‘worked well.
He lias mtused a large
who was so seriously injured at the ; clement of cotnoly imo the pUy, and
Starch (actory recently, bus who was at the same tune giving it the luclothougbt to be on the way to a com- dramatic touch tliai appeals to the
plele ooovalescenie. was taken much]average theatre-goer, together with
worse yesterday aftcmtxwi and hrs j Mmsanonal climaxes in which the hero
cooduion is causing ronsiflcrablc ' and the hcromc triumph over the vilanxiety to his frienda
ilam. -The 11th Hour" is a dean.
Thb altemooo the -Whafs l.efl" wholesome plav and the presenung
r of the Ivcsl
team ofthe High school arc playing
the seoood team in a red hot game ot
Ibotball There are now three teams
Tbos4
who aisMd wrioeMm*:
in the school, the first team, the sec­ •‘8bor*
Acres'* in 8ietnl.reK « Onu..i
ond and the -What’s Ixrft."
Imi niaht failed to enjoy one of tlie
The regular excursion to Mamvtce cnoat wlioleoome and nienioriotis »ltrwrtioQt teen here tliis
And
will leave tomorrow at 8:30.
there were a froodmany who mi Med
Elmer McCoy has been driving this It The toooae held scarcely half »«
Seaton Charles Harrington’s trotting aadlenoe. while erery seat should
hare
been
liUed.
the
play
beiog
« er
mare, Oney, by Alcryoo, with a rcc- tainly deM-rriug of more Ihsn ordin*ofdoi 2:824
several rr atten
attendance. The oompaiiy present
pones, among them first money in the ing the piece was a f
2:80 trot and second in the 2.35 trot character was in excellent hand
at the (air in Grand Rajiids latcl
atcly
The horse has m
menl to Austria,
The Mc,h<.i„. uiiicv will upcu
rummage .Jc tomurmw at 10 drmmai haa heinao aue»a.fol Jam.-.
o’dock under Jackson’s Candy i
'ihTMthor, i.trnrk the l
of popular sentiment when he
A Urge amount of goo<U are al
red the pUy and lU popularity
TW waa aMjber goo.1 audioKC

Reynold Swanstm of the finii of
Compton A- Swanson of Manton is in
the city ttulay.
Coach-Manager Klliott ofthe High
school team goes to Ohv cl tonight to
play in the Olivet-Alumni game to-^

».l tUU.ll U,IH kS at Sl.;a

Mr*. Hattie Augur has retuincd
from a visit in the west.
;
Mr*. Nellie Hanulen tfks returned]
from Chicago, where she attendcil the
dressmakers’ oiieningv, with the latest
ideas and styles.
The Record announced yestenlay
that Frank Shuler had bought the
Clausen cigar factory, but the trans­
fer has no* yet liccn made.
|

HUSTLING w JEWELER

Are you going to get one of the
prises offered by the I>orothy
r>odd Shoe Ca? 48 prises
aggregating $4.0U0.tia Ask
for particulars and see the
best shoe in the world for a
woman to wear.—The Boston

L"iS^aTg1^S

In the High scoool this morning
Priixupal Nye gave an interesting talk 1
on the carl) pioneers of the suic, and'
Superintendent Gilbert spoke esppe-!
tally of their splcndJ«! work for the*
cause of c lucatjon.
i

Stands
we arc showing in

r‘:‘- i
"

oak"«nd'*ma’hogany.
A

this is your Cb»«ct to
gttaBirgaia

jI•
\'a

«C0UCH

<1«li.h«lj............. .............

In order to make tfjom for
arrivals we arc oitcring some
larc bargains...........

■S.J..1 0»k lV.imc
in. .’cr|. by ;mv70 in. long, a
beauty, regular prlCC $7.50, at only....................

-'N;^'t'Tin K-r^oUr price *11.00,

good

». 10. n’Jo?*'Toooao«i.gou.gtobe.gn»t I

,

-Th.Bo«oo Store.

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WANT DEPARTiENT.

Qiuiiiiwniiiiiiniitmiii

HOUSE FURNISHINGS
CASH OR CREDIT
. 2!D FRONT ST. TRAVERSE CIH

A STUPENDOUS SCENIC PRODUCTION.

MUflRItl). WHirE^o-

DAVID CARUTH”

IN ms NEW B|

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!=S7;pJiS!;'i‘.trurs:.3^

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^O.UU

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, $8.30

Se m up IP SUM . OwV miss IIkw.

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Cbc Boston Store.

CC QC
<)c7sOt7

fv

d.yi»ouiCtoaDep»t»«,i. I

parlor

or bed room stand,
20.\20in.l0p. 12X12
shelf, neat turned
golden oak
finish, only

k^m sh^ tW

Dress Goods 1
«and

Sui-tings
Our endeattor* are to funNiM,
not to disappoint, and wbateoer
we adoertiscyou will Hnd tbajlbe
special values more than iustify
our assertions. • »

sll

FOR SALt^
rnuikUt*^. tii:* Ha/

KSke«t*

fJAiIi DiAl.E « omi 1.1. - t ..f
r
liJki-/rl.,|w 11* HriUartk. » r»r«l.
chrap. Mr- Jmnl.aJiir«rorlbj «ll4CMl>rtr.yi,

IVIsIcM YourSsIso^ions'frorrt
F*ollowlns:. ...

iru’iirrriJ:

54-ilL Suiling -m bUk ami imxiuxcs,gcKxl weight an.l Mvlislt
....................................................................................... :....BO
48-ln. All wool Cheviots in bla. k. brown m Oxlortl, w.irth
$luo.at,Krr yar.l....................................................................... .*:FB

I yTiB* aaU^l.k h/.lrattll- jrr.^r. . j-»t l•ra.
«a-> it-r 1,1lu
I. II.^. Trat I HAVS A Hnl>.K »i »U HAI.B. t.. U- ni.,rrd ^
I the l..t W III ...41 at a l«ra-.ia If m.id la a
a.-k ..rt.nua,. Mr- li-arf,. Ha S P>a«|
r-<»« *'AI,K ok B.\< flAMiS-uearrt^farm
r u. Uiu^«an ...antj, r.*n writ iMiprxrtnl.

4-rcmM FtOIVIANOC OF*

A OREA-r CA8-T

POK >ALS-1V bra.1 .4 b.M^. m.mr dr&H

.

Handiomeff Cottutredp Beaulifullj Staged, BognHieentJ/ Ehctrihed,

$1.50

Nftcr Ivclore in the annals of theatrit als has there been a pro^biction
Sk> complete as -D.WTH CARI TH." .

poK Hil.K-A .«,r.- iw«.-.ry aod mt.r atorv
I id.atr. i..-.ilra> plaor.4 isumow^ at
I H I bum .irt-rt. liav. a,-,d trad. .«tab4t*hfkl
*i»d ru.-t I'lratum Tlu- »« a r--l « ha».Y f,.r

^rlo^m 3Bo, BOo, 7Bo flind ^1.00

RASTALL

Saturday Remnant
..DA Y..

EXAMINATiON OF TEACHERS.
Thr rvewUr t»wh.Tii- «-xamlnatton f.«■ t J i mo,\

le and IT. iwe
hl-t«»ry.

and art «f |.^h

I eer^w't
the oncomfortaMe. hli:li htnled
That \n |.rm tU-ally the

liranrh, TWr rxwlinr rx.n.lnat|,xn will Iw fnwi

Iven and
rrvneh I. avr ot
Patber-inlaw
In Bibh.* .la.ra.
m-hetber the chanjn- In for
U’ttisr.
judge for vourwlvt-s

al hMtvvTT. ma«t hari^ taufitt •acr»iJ«falfr*V«^
•.t m month*, and bar.- an arrrairr *taudi’nr at

r„x-r;r.U‘:j:r ■;,,r'v;.'r.L-.
” *U I****.

iSrrr‘^nVV “**

^

**l-\.r’th!!t irrait.' thr additional ivkjtUrx m«-nt at
r**mo-iry lothrrtmluv. alnwdy nan>o,l. «tth

We arc speaking of our remnants of Dress goods left
over from the week s selling that we place on sale at
abou^^lf their former price. All lengths from i ,4'
to 7 y ards. We do it because we must have the room

Tor Saturday, OnlyeL
We will .^11 2.1 Waistl patt
jattems of Corded
ndlas in solid colors,
rs. 2A
2i yds.
yc' to the jiatt
In colors of rctl, navy, c adet, royal, green.
gray, tan. p nk and oM rose

79c

Btmtmbtr, Saturday only

I Oral.-, will W rrmnt.^ at all thr riaminali.m*

j eiidrltVin"ai?riV«^lrt’^h^^

axKl l-l..a ; ice Iw.ui.-. attan.er iDtrlMi. «aU

\Vc make a Special bill in our Dollar Itrcsb (mk>1s anti
Suitings ami arc showing al^jut 20 different styles in
Black colors or mixtures. Wc claim that for >|uality,
style, ami richness, these cxicl anyihing every sIio»n in
the city. Wc will be plcascfl to show them to you.

E. WH-MBI-IVI

Gnat Sale
TABLE LINENS
Anotherr great lol
of those; fine Irish
Damasks — 2, 2§
ami 3 yd. lengths
..at .

G2HI.75C&85C

Kirn’

»ry irrMW».*f thr nty or »illa«v a-hi-.U who

Sec adv. m
other part of lajicr

HORSES FOR SALE!

IMo*fcioo to L-adios!
AU ladies desiring a knowlc.lge of Cutting and Fitting Udies’
garments, either for making their own dresses or the dressmak­
ing trade, cannot afford to miss the most thorough course ocr
given in this line of work. My class will l>c organizcil here Oct.
18. complete instruction in ten days (8 hours each tUy). You
will be able to cut any garment you see, also be able to fit any
fiigure after taking this course.
: ' : . ,
:
ais.oo

.a |S!

I «iU be at Room 815. 3rd floor. Wilhelm block. SatonUy. Oct.
:plea«clL
nih,from8to6p.m,allwUhir>g to take thU.

Mrs. R. \A/^. Osnsrrvsrs.

FOR RENT

Shut pour 6pes, Pick one out of the Bunch
and You wilt have a Bargain! « «

YFie Bo8*toi-i S'bore

iii:«4kiifesiiTvS4.5

Of the artistic par­
lor and librar}’

Koim! FoiksI Spoons!

The ty ranny uf
ov. r the fi m r.
tninc MX In womethlnc np|..vmn;:. Tlic
orlenul female wur** swa.Klllntf elotlira

AVe wiU furnish your home com‘ jJale—you jiay for h on easy
payment plan.
Don’t buy
lumiturc till you see ours and
learn our jinccs.—The Boston
Store.

One of many

TU BSD AY, OCT. lA

Nice Clocks-S4.50
$1.50

Anotliee esrelleot aoetie waa a i
reeselin
It was a play of more tlian ordinary
merit and gives with mote than ordi­
nary excellenoe.

OfMK NIOlH-r ord L-V’

WED
DIN
GS

WED0IN6«PRESENTS

j ^am of PIarnv;ine, MidL. are vis5 their reUtivti, the Chapins and

sLsi27ru Jii i

CITY OPERA HOUSE

The laying
.aviug on i nion
Street has been rcsumcrl, and the oonniry life in Maine; a story
hirh a tender
trndrr •entii
sentiment winds
be pushed on to a which
The sterner realii
speedy completion unless the supply
of bnck again gives out.
Mns F. W. Tucker is ly ing vm- ill
at her home at 130 l.akc Avc 'Hic
doctor fears.brain fever.
j
Hon. Thomas Smurthwaitc will de­
liver an address in the tow*n hall at >
Northport on SaturcUy. Subject -The!
Satredness of the Ballot Box."
j
<;ol a bid to a wed­
B. C. Green, first assistant at tiic I
ding. Kli? Wc’vc
South 5Ianitou Light Sution is .in|
got the right
the city for a two weeks’ vacation. |
during the
W. W. Fairchild and wife and Mrs.
John Hopkins will leave tomorrow
night on the steamer Charlevoix fi>r a
visit in Chicaga
K. E. Strong ol (’.rand Rapid.v is

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...JW Pioneer Cioery Stable...
B. J. IVIOFRGAIM
My rush is over now and I have a good many
horses on my hands. They must be sold at
some p'rice. Now is your chance for Bargains.
I havs a few cheap horsds for work, have some
cheap driving horses and a few big work
horses. Also a fine big black mare. 7 years
old. weight 1600: a pair of good brown mares
weight 2400: a fine pair of Standard bred bay
mares, drivers 6 yearsold. weigh 1900; a fine
blocky gray stallion, weight 1400: a good pair
of t lack ponies, good to drive or work. Kind­
ly give mea call if you want horses.

MILLIKEN
Wc set new music to same familliar song which will strike the
appreciative cord of jxvpular fav­
or and start all Traverse City
merrily wall ring uji and dowTi
our aisles for the next few i\zys ^
when wc touch the key of econ­
omy, the people dance to bargain

Graat Salt
SI Onss Goadt
alGSe
About thiny wld
pieces dress goods
taken from the
regular $1.00 line
and pul on bargain uble at Clkc
yd. Ifyouwai
waist or drci

Stitkis llii

IJOt'HS To iUCNT-XM Waahiti«t.m

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MISCELLANEOUS

Mallad fr^i. Mul.^ «..ai.-r^. Uorago. lU-

\gjti PAY Itoa vaak and 10 pi^eaot

Bid Shirtwaist Purchase!
Wa han/uU plactd o« tah today oboot Ono Hoodrod Woo! Shirt
moiiH-if, a lioo of KAMUFiCTURESS StaPLES—wo got thorn ot
ORE.THIRD OFF. Tho oitot ero mottlj 36 ond 34 ood if yoo cm
moor that tizo you can toro /uot 33 1-3 par eont.

Prices run from $1.00 to $S,7S
HooHy oU eoton-Ao two otHo-iFo o ehooeo yoo doo't ofloo got thh
tioso of tho yoor. Uojfo by ono of tho oory hoot motor, od moitt, io
tho Unitod Stato,. R'mj^to tho win i, tsHSehot-thofll go goict.

SLM*
Wewant you
see the licst Bed
Spread ever «>ld
at $1.50.
Mar
•eiUes jiattcms.
extra heavy, large
can’t be mat
(brimOR.

LADIES* DRIYIN6 GLOVES
We have just received another
lot of those leather driving gloves
—Gauntlet style al the same
old price BOO. Everynhing
in ('.olf gloves, now . on sale.

IlMtiCarii
Cuts
We got in anoth­
er lot of those
handsome coau
yesterday better
values than we
have ever had to
oSex. Such beau-

FARM FOR SALE |
lOOicra kMMra u the Steele or
NeedhM bim. One ol the be« to
Grind Tnrene coonty. 8} mDe>
•oath of the city.

J. E. GREILICK CO.
City.

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