The Evening Record, November 06, 1902

The Evening Record, November 06, 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)

1902-11-06

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TRAVERSE CITY, MICH., THURSDAY XOVEMCF.i: C. 1902.

WATCH HAS lEEliroum

SETTLED

HOUSE IS
NOW SAFE

in tn« Mwrdnr
Cm— of Clara Mortfn. t

Hotal I
CAUNCCIE LIBRARY WILL CO ON j
CASS STREET
tt, Wir, i* »*•
Rmwo.
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Boatoii. Not. S.-Oilef Inapoctor
William Wotu haa iwcorerod the gold

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Offer of Oval Wood Diah Co. J
and Dood of Sixth StrMt Site

CONTEST
UNLIKELY

'br Jrm.KT.t(r

Tomnto. Out . Nov t; .-*\llre.r MclXm
<V, Nov. C' -Sena
ga;i. barrister, for many veam «dJonek. chairman
h-cior of auwsalon duties for the Orilatlonal coininittee.
larlo Kovumfmuii. wa^ arr.'st.-i .arly
today tor the alleKtsl li.eft ,.f f.-.-n-K*
from Ihe f;itv«*rmnciit.
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l«ry- It Uttb certainly a rei.ut.liean de

CIRCUMSTANCES
CONNECTED
WITH UP-STATC VOTING

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following table of the complexlion of cf.ncresK was issue I lawi night:

Neat

' jiart of (he r«n:di;noii i» the official of
! by* Mr ;n H Ilul!
I be juauer Ol s jimilninK the quoslion l«A the peupU: uaa ai»cUMiO(l at
KHMit hrnctli. and the merits of that
nttirif

van-/ully cunaiderctd.

it was

Saally dtwldod. luiwevTr. that noihinK
r«Mjld tit ealned ty r«-eommeudiDi; a
%oto of the |Mv»|de to tulllo the contrnveray.

All, the murabcm of

the

hoard had lal eti palOH to dlsctisa liial
phase **t the mati.tr with varluuw peo­
ple for the ptirpoae of aarertainlni; If
Iioi.hil.le the aenilnient in that regard.
Wlthonl

a

.HiiwntlnK

.viMikea lo about the

volee

those

mattor

dlaap-

p/ovetl of autmUilni; It to a vote.
A vote VBV then taken lo determine
wideh elte hhould Ik* ac-epted.

The

vote slfKhl two for the Cana atr*x*l wile
and one for the HUth aireel site. Mrs.
Terry and Mr. HpraKue vtitini; to ae.repf

the offi-r of Mr

Hull and

Mr

natea In accept that of Mr Hannah.
TIm* vote niHin the reaoluilon. which
ftdlowiMi. was mad*’ iitianinioiia
Tills dliH*i.r.ih of the

Carm*f:ie li

Senator From

Though He

; fer rif Ihe Ota! tVieid l»i*h <*o. made

York.

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hlr. l» Us Kvrntaa lUsorl.

that they acfihl for th- Imku ItiienAstH

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THIS

CONGRESSIONAL

DISTRICT

HAS SECOND LARGEST MAJORITY

Alter the adoj.ilofi .d the reHolnih.n

*..11 the action d.H-Mt‘1 ti|K.n. IncluditiK
the n'Mjm of He* di*.‘d to the

i |.r..|" ri> with ihe thaiika of the

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iKMtr.f for the };eii, rois* offer of lion.

and Secretary of State for

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Ml.ils

THAI

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Detroit. Nov. t;.

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POSED COMMERCIAL TREATY

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Palma's

De.k

Instead

of

Being

Senf^o Uncle Sam. .

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postal Comtuer.

-;■ i ITnited Stale**
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b> the
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the matter of the pr»ia!

treaty

with Iho

Word has liecn roHiate department that

the draft |u. pared Iten» ln«t

The following labulailuii hhows the
ninjorltles of tbe head or 'the mate

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THK OLD Ktl.lAhl,K

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TMN..RMd.242f,„„(Si.

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ED BY WRECKER FAVOR-

•ji.smI

TE THIS MORNING

rter Throwing Over About 10.000
Bushels of Wheat—Is Leaking
< >■ Uli, i> a.

UkhLH
I l-A.B-Darragh.il
If-ILO Young. B .,

i <fl.n

loco, 4.

Haven.

early this
m.u.e

morning

She In le.-O.lng

She 5A now iu South Manitou

Met ling I’p a hvphon
, Maj

Don’t this kind of weather make you
think of somethinjf warm, a warm Suit,
a warm Overcoat, a warm Suit of Under­
wear and a warm Cap. \ our tit is^here, we
are ver>'anxious to sell you. you can i;et
a good Overcoat here at 7.50. S.00. 10.00,

«*’ hu-heU of wheat

CHICAGO WILL NOT HEAR
81 K. 1 D j
s^Bitpl

PIETRO MASCAGNI

MITCHELL VS. GONPEKS

crats m Legislature.
tX. nlng R.-«or4.

Nov. d —The probable
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,------ ................. next legislatnn* will Ik*
f. The
Next Praaident of tha American
Ian fulkiw;
Kepreaentatlves. n*pub.
here PUtro Mascagni
Illcans.
ki*.
denu>crats.
31
wa». to liave pr«*:u*:tU<d at»veral <»f hlw^
\Va>hlngton.
Nm
j
iqH>ras ne*.t Wi*ek. ivM i-ive.l a telegram
thix morning Kaying that all id the rH.miH Vr* of the Amcriixin KvUeratlon
<x»miM»M'rV wfrteni enga«^*m»^iw w«»re of t.a!M>r may uoLpSi| elnclcd lo buccfSHl hlmsfll at &B.iurthcomlng con­
vention id ihal organllaiiun in No«
i BACK TO THE WHITE H*OU8E.
tlrhuin*. .\'o>e4»lH*r i:;. John Mitchell
irf the rmt«sl Mine Worker* is Gomiv
i:>restdent Roosevelt and Secretary
or* most liirmidablv antagonist Nh*
Cortelyou Moved in Today.
pre.-iidt-ni lal honors
If you are think­
M,„ WorK.™-

M.y Be

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Ufa CruahMl Out in Excavation for
AdHan Sewar.

A KIMBALL

I»> Wir- u the K»«una lu«rd.

AdriAa. Mlofc. Nor
iu-ory Sails
:Bcn of Senator Vaat of Miaaour^Found woSol. B Uhoror. waa Instantly killed
Dead in H la Room.
this rooming in the Nelson street
-u'wer egcavaiion. lie was between
nq Wt.B la ts..
nreorg.
Washington. Nuv. 6.-Gt»i»rie V*mt. planks IS feet below the surface N**ar
Jr . si»n of Senaiur Vt*m of Sllsaourt. iy aU noralng was occupied m recorwas found deiu] In his ixxvm at the hutol here this morning Mr Yrai for a
numlior of yearn acted as prUate aocCsarlna'g Health la fw7 '
rotary to his lather
aar.1.1 f a* Bveaiag
UkDIES. A'TTENTJON: F\>r the rest
Iterta. Nov. C.-A dispatch received
of this
here frtkm Odeaaa today say** the czarand 25.
payoioote ot
Mra. Vt\ G. Ina'a kealth la nmsL unaatlafactory.
for the bal- She U aufferlac from acute melan­
171l<f cholia

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and youll be per(♦•ctly satistievi.
Facior>' prices

and easy,term>.^
PUfFiCmg ISOUB
MOTTO ... .

W.W.KIMiUUCOHPiUIY.

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FSpccial Values in

»Drcss Suitings SI
We call your attention to a Special
Showingrof

just placed on sale here. It is the resuit of a fortunate purchase, where­
by we are enabled to offer you prices
much under the usual.
The variety is largre and embraces
cloths suitable for Dresses. Waists.
Walking: Skirts, etc., both in black
and Novelty Goods.

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A good warm Suit at $5.00. a better one
at $0.50. an all wool Cheviot at $^i.oo and
a tine selection in all fancy Worsted Suili
at 10.00. 12.00. 1500 up to S22.-O0

If Ydu Can Use Suitings
’Twill Pay You to look into this

STEiNBERG’S

Reliable Dry Goods
and Clothinr Honse

Staleys Underwear
The best in the city, don’t cost much
eilhEr, sure to keep you warm

A. J..WILHELM
AT THE OLD STAND

MMON STRKKIV

SOUTH SIDE

CUT^ie FLOWERS
Bigb 6radt Stock con^ \
stanttp on ‘hand.
Bulbs tor Salt « « «

ing of bii>ing a
piano come in
and see us. Put
your money in

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GEORGE VEST. JR, IS DEAD

Suits

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[Chicago.

poiv, Nov.
Nov. u.U.
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Washington,
—Pn*ridcut
Koosevelt and Sixridary Cortelyou
: moved Into tl>e|r new q.iarterw In the
, i new office building adj4.ining the
4 XVlilto Hotuo this nuH-n'.ng

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RESULT IN INDIANA.
Siaty-Nine Republicans and 31 Demo­

TRY IT

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.12.00 or .$15.00 ,

She exiK.x*lu to

leave for ntiffalo aUiut 2 ihln after
mnui
She had to thr-.w over

yiaJ.

MITTENS

New, and Stylish
Dress Suitings ••••••••

Mich . Nov. 1. —The

viTiXker Favorite relased the Ptieldo

spring

the kugg.'stej m.Hllflcailoiis

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TIM oi l) ST.XND.

Overcoats. Ulsters
Reefers^w. ■

PUEBLO AFLOAT

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Dirlrtcll-Alfr»d Loekm*. U
S^WB.TowaaMwLl{
»-Wi-htaicn*Ua«laer.1
U Bamilton. K
William Aldiwlimitb.]
S-SmitmlW.HmiUi.R

da Outfitters

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grcHNiuen of the ».tate:

dant Palma's dt*Hk ln^tead of having
Ihvii sent luick to WBKhtifkTon wlthlu..v

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ALFRED V.
FRIEDRICH
sr.i.i.i k o! r.o(ji) snoKS.

FRANK FRIEDRICH

an far an h-arniHl. llC.oZn

iniu rei«...*w in a pl^emhole in ITesI j

4

Rsli Forx Cbemj

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Wanhlngion. Nm . «:-Fuba cmtln

t nes lo balk iu

WlAh

aBOaB(!>DC»

VirginU

ilrkef. aecr»‘tary of aipte and the con
ACTION YET TAKEN ON PRO-

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West Virgins,.
Wlscon.^ln ..T*
Wyoming .

The Intvi^t figure^'

:nda s, CO

warrantcil la Cost a lit.
tie more than others, but
they air a whole lot Wllcr.

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i lucreabed majority, the total lK*iiig.

CUBA BALKING

11 1

AM) FIT M I I I
M

and 1900.

I the returns Inim he mate give lUiss

Terry llannah

i.<m n;ici> .^1

Texas ..
rial. .
V**riJiont

Each District on i

Sixth

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SOLinwi AK. llic) are

! -1 t

iOngon^
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IVnn**v!\ ania . .
UluHle Island
South fandina
South Dakota.
Tennesaei*

the iHfarl rcM*Jved Ithdf Into a «*rafiiHiec of thv whole lu proiMTly c'arry
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Kvwrriklaatokaapdrr awd warm.

will j;ivc liUCMl

STATE RESULTS ’|3

Miiun.d. ihe iMiard lM*llevod

, ■ 4if the lilir.ni> and Hr imronn

That

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NVw York ..

Pontiac Jackets-aU wool at.on-

Rubbers

SAI-ES

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Alal^hiM

New Ym-k. Nov. «.-The general im j Ark ansa*.
prcHsion alboul democratic headquarlera today la that there will he no <
over the election of Governor Udawaie
Odell The democratic leadcra will In Florida ..
ri-Htlgaie the clrcuranianceH connected Gi-orgla- .
Idaho
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Willi the upHitaie voting, however,
K.
icnalor Thomas i\ TIaii was awn imnoU ;
Indmna .
republican headquam ra at I he Iowa .. ..
[h Avenue hotel Ihlf morning
When aakud If he would be a candi­ K**!j«ni-k>
date f<jr re-election aa Tnlted Slatea l.rf»ulslaria
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aenator he said: “It is too early to Mar.vlnnd
kick about iliai. 1 cannot any
.Mas^a(hus.
want Ki Im* re^decUHl or noi
reptUdlcan indlttclana »Uc i
j: i'*
fctdlug generally la that Plati will be MisMMirl
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le next aenator from that aiaie.
.Moniar.il *.
Nebraska
Chairman l>tinu aaid this montlng
Nevada
that latoal flgun-s give Od.-ll n ].lu New llainiiatiire
rallty of 12.:4>S
.New . Ji Tf.* > ..

l.rary site iim^ilon, and while mlLwlll
tuti

New

is Nen-Com-

Coats m

ru';:n;r.-T

Sell you

NOSPECIAL

General impression That Platt Will B

The be« line of
water and
wind jMoot

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r Wood Diah Co. of the site for the Car- negie library building aa follows: ....
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luUvvir;,: ihi- iilMOi- and made a

Bobort-Btttbtr Co., Proprittm.

Wi’viBot'Eni

ih Wirt u U,.. tr^mna Hcc«a.
WaKl.infj

Ci/p Book Stm
THE WEATHER

S2S.000 Theft,

-----. think the rojuilts i»r—-SKe a 4iem(icmnc

Roaolved« That the board of library
truateoa. under the authority veatod
in them by the charter, do hereby

FOR ROBBING GOVERNMENT

THEY WILL

formally accept the gift of tho Oval

'ilf*^*1

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Alfred McDougall^MOntario Held for

O.BPUTE ODELL.. ELECT.DN

, folh»wlnK resolution

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tual Standing.

At a in—tinn held Ian- yent.-rday aft.-rn^viii ilie UmrJ id dlhrary triiRi.*<*«

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Official Returns May Be Re­

NEWYORK OEMOCRAT.WILL NOT

oetjM the library slfe iiM.-flim l.v the

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quired to Determine the Ac­

Will Be Returnod to Mr.

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Writtng Paptr bf tit Pmad

LICANS A MAJORITY

cr«U tt«>m 186 Members to 200.
BE GAINED THAT WAY

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in the nhape S a sandha? The w oap-;
D. W. STEWART
on was of home construction.
j will entoil ipnpih for viohn at the Arad. City u)ti»*ra lleu>e bh«'k. or
ns Th
STAND 206 TO 180 from the leg of a pair wf trounerf. The .cmy v
ler
Ie»:
had
U-.*u
|»artitioneil
off
(at
u^-.
31S
\V iitt^St. H-:'. 1‘hone.
jwbo
pawned
tbe
watch
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neifro
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library
board
DISPOSED
and one section flllerwiib sand The !
I about 21 >'eara of a«e. and Chief WatU I
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THE MATTER YESTERDAY
tie I showed that
Juileve.
curdled Mlo
ACCORDING TO REPUBLICAN E8- wav iu w!a;-h H
It had not been
work of children..
TIMATES
and that Alan G. Maum .who U non }
Th-* • weaiK.n" wa^ turned mer to the
MO VOTE IT THE PEOPLE held la Mlddleaek rtninty w»il«out bail, i
DECIDED THAT NOTICING COULD

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|SwMt Cite 15t it cm seal I

REPUB­

l»*>’lce.

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SIXTH year-1713

CBlman’8 lnt»rlor Spar Is ths
most durable vsmish made.

Ip the alley hack of Sixth sircet
DEMOCRATS

so SAY TRusTXEsiriiT =r,r.r:7.i
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FOUND A SAND SAC

FRANK M. PAINE. Florist

F-AIIR

t-me: p-Air

Sptlal Sale Codap and Comorroto on all Our
DIuuer Sets, Collet Sets, Water Sets, Wiue Sets,
Berrp Sets, Chocolate Sets, Tour Piece Blass Sets,
Sugar aud Cream Sets
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nro SPEC!ML Btaena oars.
A Oo.

Ml F*ron«S<t

For Boy$ '.vvisf:
Cento
Sixteen Years
We have a*splendid dark
grey black mixed suit,
coat, pant and vest, for
three dollars and seven­
ty-five cents.
Fine grades cassimere
and worsteds at four,
five, six and seven dol­
lars.

Cbe Popular
norfolk
for boys three to fifteen
years, heayy all wool at
three, four, five six and
and seven dollars. To
see them is to buy.

BamiUon Octbing

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tsB mm Mcott.

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TKAVEMB CITY, MICHIGAN

tfmnhridi
At Tnato. K. J„ aged Jaha Dmb-

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OSAMO TIUIVER8E HERALU

Uiat b, «w to di, Mom ta, day bad
olomd. oo IM •eattorapfteM.took
tb. motaaoni aad qatetty bogu playia, Hoaatt', nqaloai aa a tmlaoM to
doatt BbowalaadBfi
dooib. Bowoaaittloa at too oqaa
•tcadof t.d00aapradtol
wbMo ba bad pcaotioad fat tety
yaait. wboro bia whUe-arownad baad
The people bare roled to cootiBae dmppad CD bU abmt aod bU boada toll
Thoro
do know about U
iximiiaiea of baaiaeea and to aapport
bo party' wbieb baa ioereaard tbe
iTiitTl------^ came to Demmer be told
•aMige of tbU ooaatry end wid
•erenapenoneand eent for bit friend, 1
ta cfaaaaeto of trade
Tbtber^lDlBllan. who admlnUlered |
the latt rilee to tbe old organltt
OTAOE AND PLATFORM.
If any of tbe membon of tbe
‘
the system at dS^ukeaiB
miaeetkm a^hia leefara ent
of tlie Zion church In Oreenrllle,
lent, which will oeear Satdrday
H. J.. get married it wUl oott them a
forfetl of 1100. To prereat tbe la- j and strengthen the muscles which
axe to bear tbe strain. Tbltmeant
road! of matrimony from breakiag ap
much lets pain. It also weveau
the choir Uie choirmatter bat bad tbe,
^kneat and all of tbo
*‘Handaome UdUa with b
tingerttign
a
oontrmjt
not
to
get
tearj
Ibrae foal tall wiU pleaae wi
ried for a year or to come under penalty
***Patr«Ba*are permitted to aleep, bnt of a forfeit cf flOO. Twloe tbe choir
morliig meet be Bone la a low ton^ of hat been broken np beoaote of mar-.
'-Biblee ia arma will not be admit- riaget among itt membert, and when
led wttbOBt en eaoori Tbia doea not Onpld threatened dittolulion for
A prominent lady of Lamthird tidie tbit tlrauge oontraot wat
berton. Ark., writes: “ With my
other retorted to.
fixet six children 1 was in Uboi
tolid expreetiona of appreoiatUm.
Toe moat remarkable gravt
maat be takes to the atage eotnuice
•ad NOT thrown orer tbe fotllghta all Maine, if. indeed, iu like can be
born in 4 boars.**
«a heietofore.
found anywhere, it in tbe Hunnewell
“Tbe Leotaier will appear in gor- family lot at Windham The 11
reona satire ooalame and war paint,
aoleea hla grip U attaobed en roate; Welle bare for two and a half centoin .wblob cam be wUi appear ember- net been the foremotl people in Wind
raaaed. It io andenlood that a fatal ham. Recently Oharletll. Hunnewell,
'at I way accident will eionao him the proeeot bead of tbe family, decidfrom^yaking antil bio inam
ed to erect a monument on the oemetery lot He decided that tbe old ffre
TUc- UH.lb. r cf
place w here bit great gandparentt did
their cooking aud toaated their toe#
( «lrivou aw»\ it viinh-d
would
be
more
appropriate
for
tbe
Leoterer before he oloaea. Bee my
ralet Jonh L. BaUitnn. at tbe box purpoee than an ordinary monument
lUlre
So be had the old fireplace taken from
A years
“If daring the leotnre any one In the farmhouse, with iu hangiog orane,
the aadteooe feela that be or aba coold
bemv the story will get aruuud tliai
4o a better job of leotaring. be or abr andiront and other belonging., and the Kimke i-tab* the
and carefully
will be allowed to flniab tbe program. •et op in tbe graveyard in a frame d»‘i*»»»*li«*d Ih.- ring h> ll'«*
t m Imud
5ot not tbe proeeoda
work of brick taken from the old
“The leotare rarely laata orer foar ohlmney—brickt that were brought at a LfepsaK:* —Kulfalo Kxprvss.
hoara. Any one ramalning antil tbe
TO CUBE A COLD IK OBK 1».\ Y
oiooe will be giren free poUee proteo- from ^gland in tbe early |>an of the
eeventeenth oei^tory. In ihe .pace
around tbe family record appear picturea of fowls, oowt. liogt aod other
It la rttlmated that the
of tbe
liTMtook owned by the varloot goner
ationt of tbe HunnewelU, wbioh won tbe aeusou just <
prixea at faira
of honey and w,
At Vienna a bank dlreotor. assisted
by two friends who are Uwyert, hat
^n^^engagenw^ttba OUrSperl decided to poblish a newspaper for
Hoaoe Monday ereniog next Every nurront perrona Catastrophes like that
For • Bad C uld.
thing *a new, bright, oriap and enter at Martinique, big bank defalcations
caining and tbe apeolalUee are aloni aud other events oalouUted
onh tbe prioe of '
Uin's
Ooogh
tbe oenret will be treated in a tootheU.n:«d iog way. to at not to disturb tentltire relieve it. and
of tbe throat
triwnd
than peopla
triiend on real merit rather
n
Jat. O
"
pUyfortbeir
Mra Jotephine A. Thornton of In06 faith io
A farmer's team tied to a telephone
a gtre» dlanpolla hat obtained a divorce beTom Mark# becaaae be alwai
al
worea tbea
than be promiaea. and
i
the eecrot oaute her husband moved 80 timet in pole in Saginaw Friday mornlng. per->r bia
ia great oacoem Itea In tiie fact ot 10 yeart. contending that It wat cheap­ formed a ** strong aot“ feat. They tethia alone
•lone more than anything
i
eioe. er to move than to pay rent.
oame frightened at a passing wagon,
The “Night Before Hew Yeara” will
Eight hundred elks* teeth in the and in their efforU to get away broke
be tbe pW offered on Monday nirbt
rhla ia a partloularly atroog bill in crave of an Indian chief, ail splendid the pole, which was nsarly a foot in
which Mr. Marka ia aeen al hia beat speolment and tntoeptible of mount- diameter. The pole was about 20 feel
Tbe prioea will be 10. 20 and do
into. Any lady aooompanied by • ng. wat tl»o wonderful find made by high aod carried down with it wires
»reon witb a paid 20 oent ticket will Philadelphia curio hunter named Zim­ and afire alarm box. Tbe section
m ^mtwe^froe. Seat, on aaU at P. merman, who baa been gathering rel­ which the horses captured was too
ies along tbe canyon of the tortuous heavy to drag very far aod they
'tnake river for teverul montha Four captured. The wagon box wil
bandred of the teeth are of a peculUr
variety, witb a red streax running
n
Sor, mb. That
play ha. been through, but not accompanied by spoU
io pouing it rather mild, to
judge from tbe reporu hoard of It laat or blotober. The remaining four hun al infineuce,
were ordinary.
Zimmermaa charms the human miud. That’s
dred
Moaon. When lU mana
what
Rocky Monnuln Tea will da
retnrn daieo dilpped bit find to Philadtlphia. keep
lataooeo al ad log very qniec about tbe dltoorery. Jas. G. Johnson.
ranoed terma Tbe atory of tlie piece One man to whom he confided the teMrs.
W. L. Bryan, sitter of Mra A.
ppeala to all. and h.a enbogh oomedj
offered him $10 a piece for tbe
E. Conte of Alpena. Svas visiting in
keep ita andienoe good natnred at ail four hundred with tbe red streak
Galveston. Tex., at tbe time of tbs
Mystery no longer turTpunds the great flood. It was believed that she
strange dltooloraiiou which has turn­ waa lost Word now oomes to tbe
atory of “Homan
ed blkbk* tbe lower limbs and part of Aliiena relatives that Mrs. Bryan bat
tbe body of Patrick MoOraUi.
been In a saoiuriom at Fort Worth,
patient in Bellvm hospital. New demented, and that she has recovered
York. He ia iuffering from gangrene, her reason. In tbe meanUme her batbean
olea of ateelLanda
an
caused, tbe dootors have decided, by band remarried.
ire. A yonng won
clble to lore,
a olot in one of the largest arteries of
d a wayward life, i
had led
Slie’s a raidant. witching, wondrous
tbe body above the hip. probably tbe
aorta Nothing can save hu life, tbe gem that beautiful, blushiog wife of
mine. She It an angel on earth, so
abe flnda the rmral life of Tom'a
pbyalcians say, except immediato
aimrden and baokolidee-retarnl
moral of the clot
William P. Oornell. a well known
oompUoe who aida her in her deaploa Ohioago newspajier man. dropped dead
Tbepnbllsbsrsof The Yonlh*s Com­
bto work, i
Toesday just after casting his vole at panion
are sending free to ntw sublh.^ ld^lo"«U th,
TOUR the polling place in Lakeview.
ith who nerer ^id them any
A package oonuining $2,000, ship­
They oaU at bU borne and In- ped by Amerioan expn ss from the Dot twelve colors, with a border embososd
In gold. Tbe exquisite home soeoe
tend, when be oomee to tbe door, to
fcillblm. TbemaleaooompUee loam- Moines Kational bank to Irwin. Ia. which forms the prioolpal fsatnre of
on Oct. 20. wat ojiened en route. iU
oonlenti extracted, and brown p
I cold bb>od. Of oonrae, Tom substituted for tbe cash. There it no ers for 1203 for flftr cents, but to new
sutworibers for 1203 it is sent free, with
^paara and boida bia dying father oloe.
all the Utoes of tbe Oompanioo for
After having carried a knife bUde
fiuallr eent to priron aa a ooorioted an inch
a quarter in length in bit
mni^erer. He eoffera for yean tbe Drain fo^2 years. P.J. Kent of ChloaCOM^IQK^^
teirible aiigma nntU at laat eridenoe

Tbe Emprraa of liennunr has a sj^iv
lal bodyguard, t^ouvlsting -of iwintv.
four picked suldirrs. from the ullv^t
men tbe lofty Imperial guard.

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CITT CiacCLATUB

IT 18 SETTLCO.

mn •tuquMUMi.i

rmk Immtitm it goc^d and patroo« of
tte llbraiy put find bo faull with tbt
dwiNOB of the board of Ubnrj Um»
•MBdatbatgrooBd. Aod to dlooiiM
8m iMrUf of tbo BoUoo of ibo
tM U BBBoooMory at thii tim«. The
Mdfei of iba oootroraraj bare boex>
•faatod at laagth to this oolamo
Tbt traatcM irrapplad with the diffl
oaltf boldly aod waited ao time iiaettUhf It. They dlaplayed a com
■OBdiMo fearlaanoM io ditpodnff of
U far aU time, aod aoted for wha
tbay deataad tbo bMt ioterMta of the
elty BBd the Itbrarr iteelf. Of oonrae,
ovarybody will oot be attitfUd. I
Imre argaed that tbe ogpetioa ehoald
hare baeBeabmUted to tbe people,
bat It li probable, that BOthlof woaU
hB?a beea gained by that oooree
Tbare woald bare been atlrred ap ill
lealtBg between looalitiee. and oitUeoi
Ibat .woald oertainly bare been noTbe role tbroagboat tbe
deat Booeerelt aod tbe rapablioaD
gOTOtBrnental polMea The raealu
Pi tbe aleotioB show that the people
are with tbe adminiatiaUon on the
PbiUpplneqaeetiOB.tbePbnaam<
BBd abort all. that tbe toand m
^aettioa and protecUon are enpporteo
With BO anoanain roiee. Tbe peopl.
balltre that it U right io let well

Ml-

tbo only way to do tbia ia to allow
8tt goremment to reat io ooatrol ol
Ibe tepablioan admlniatratioo. The
aleotioB tbU fall aaaoree tbe nomina
tfoa and eleotion of Preeideot Rooee
reltiolWL It meana that tbe peopli
approre of proteotioo apd aoaod mooe>
and that they are ready to etaod b.^
Ibe admloietratioa whieh baa adro
Bated the prloolplea whloh
ban
bfoagbt Bopreoedeoted proaperlly to

laet ooBgreea Oooaldertog tbe light
role and tbe defeata of eome repobll^
adidatea on local
BBd pereooal laaaoa, the repabloao*
Of tbe ooaotry hare great roae
be io>fal. The Ohioago Inter Ocean
BBttmatee that tbe majority will be 28.
bBt only M are definitely claimed.

it mmj eafely be eetimatod at nearer
Ibe lopablioan olaima..

10 Ibe worth of the repreeentaU
Dnder a light rote a majority approx
imating 10.000 U remarkable, and
obowe that Mr. Darragh it highly reL Had It been a
bia majority of
14,000 two yean ago woald bare
Mowed ander by a bigger one. The
4lBllBetion aooorded Mr. Darragh
Taaaday waa deeerred.

“-fi-irstswags:.—

Uver Tableta

Breaking into a blaxing borne, tome

Obete and iW^roBbles.

SO VERY
DIFFERENT

WE mn d eoMncTE uMecranuMert uos.

Wood Cib Bed witb high .ide*
w« miutre«». up fro® |.-y»
Then^ we have the wuU m«tre»e, to ht the« bed. up froo. 1.00
Children-. Cradle., ril kirul. plalfom. »w®g. up f™®......
Rocker Cradles, up fro®.............. .................................................... g 39
I Coma ia aad — a ma emm-t fM jtttt mM foa maat.

?.;snKr's:!rrS.*s^ir%;iZ::i 0. \n. slater w

a™.!.;

• Bd9l.ua Trial botUe* 10 cu.

lu tbe course of Ins ILmIou s|>eccb
the other e\enlug. 8<-<T.turv Shaw
tklcbnl Us niurc t*r
cultun-d hi*ar€TS wUli lh«s 4-leker epigram: ‘The
dlffereut^ U‘iweeu a iKkllilcUn end a
autesmau Is the dlffereme Wiween a
young man who b looking for h situ­
ation and one who b liH.klng for w..rk.**

Miiiifiisfiiitiifaiuiifi
This wt-ek
offer Woman’s Sr oo
shoes wilh a pair of sev rublw rs for
the same pi ice of th«- -hoe - ^2.00.
This is our Special OlL r .for ijiiV-vweek, only to ininiduce oui NH\V^^
STYLE$2 0oSHOKS. Seeihem ^
in our show window. : ; : : : : : :

Luck InThlftMn.
Buckleu’t Atmoa Salve, that wholly
cured a horrible Fever Sore on bis leg.
Nothing elaecoulA Poaitlvelv coroa.
Bruises. Frlons. Ukvis. Ernprlons,Boils, Burns. Corns and Piles. O ly

Take Notice.
The time to let obiokeos run at large
has not expired. It will be well for
those owning tbeee to look a Uule
after them.
J. E.Nelson.Ponnd Master. I
niO-121
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WAIMTI

praotioal hhoknan

HAVE YOU TRIED A RECORD WANT AD?

I want to ouy^OOU YOUNG
HORSES, anti heaYy Tlrafllhorses. Will pay highest pri­
ces. .\nyone having any such
to sell is requeste<l to call at
Ulr «^>OKintht mvket thU winter fbor all kin.ls of Logs and
Call or write us before
J40 Washington street.
Traverse City, Mich.

M. M VIVIAN.

Ladks, th(k Wet Da^s
^ .say moh emphstiesily than we can'

f; I Bu^ an Umbrella!
.n-;
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j

And such a stock to select from! for 50c we have
an umbrella 26 inches long, while we don’t
claim as much for it as others, yet it will keep the
rain off and prevent your getting wet. Another
lot at 75c has a great variety of good handies, no
two alike. A fine line of assorted fancy handles.
With mercerized Twill for $1.25. Better grades
from $ 1.60 to $5.00. Weather man says we will
have more rain

Bot a Good IBackintosb?

\

Ole bao«».a gpkndid tint
Extra Cape. Bk e Serge Mackintosh $3.25, a fine
Oxford Automc bile for $7.60. h^n Oxford single
cape for $8.50 a fine line of double Cape. Blue
Serge Mackintoshes at $3.50,. $4,50 and $5.00.

Da^ Skirts

Get a free sample of Obamberlaln’s
kunacb and Liver TableU at Jaa U.
Johnson's dng store. They are
•otake and «
ll^’^l^STtbeir use!
lowed 'tv
as Is
oaae with pltu. RvuUr .1®.

‘uVof?S?

JSf‘li£5?iaSSL“.3i:

Keep it

^ tbo Baby|

"1 *’

Om or two doees will

Ity and death nesr. It’s
that
wav when yon neglect coughs and,
oolda Doo*t dolL Dr King's New >
Disoovery for Cons nmikioii gives per-

______

, How that election ia oror and the
foretnmant bnowa wbaie it atanda
frboeb wlU oontinne torerolroand
lion for its removal. The blade bad
^ looma to bam. Tbe indnatriei of
teooantry will keep right on prodao- the adrentnreaa and her rlllianoDa “ broken off In th« skull and the point
pal." Both meet what all perwin.
tag and tbe laboring people wiU hare meet in real life or on the atage, who had been all the yeart inserted square­
ly Into the brain. Blnoe tbe injury
had been reoeived Mr. Kent bad tuffbeginning to end it abennda in inteaae ered from epllepUe tiexurea He will
reobver fully tbe use of bit mutclet.
When 16 yeart old he wat stabbed in
EVENTS IN SOCIETY.
Ibe frontal bone. Ho beoame an inTbe Eaatern Star party for Maater rallA aad only recently wat tbe knife
blade
discovered in bit brain.
aod their familm whloh wa.
i^laat ereniog.

€rii>
WHYiTm Iron
$ed$ for

As fine a line as you will see in Gray. Brown and
Black, selling at $3.60. $4.00, $5.00 and $7.60.

JWsseS* fjeinp Dap Skirts.

»€»• Utotoi: *-PHm|iln«.-

IRON-OX

A m«llc:il iMp.-i Im>. tllwouvort-d
uiouA Urawl>at k tiu l<lcut.nl to the
prsctlcc* pf miriioJno l»y women, and
Chat U the luug time lady doctors re­
fnralabed and refreebmeiita will be quire beforv^ they are ready to re1 to a nigat call. A man jumps
Into hi* dreaiilug gown, a< ordin

TABLETS
Rer. W. T. Woodbonee officiated at
tbe funeral of tbe little babe of Mr.
CPTCOmS UkXAItVC

Try Them

ia tb« ptper.

YowUittliwfflbeaovenr

K*-

Urn. H« VM tt jaan
Uaaaahlamitaaada&aat

uil.tr

hand.
»«deihn ritea be­
fore Rhe ilaro nhow heiwlf In piitdlc,
Ha* Ebe rrolly. m.tr? Well. Judging
hy the siuto-arsiuv uf tlie bdr dortora
boM- acuimlutanee 1 have made I
should believe thoHo rile* to exbt In

A full line of splendid values at $2.60 and $3.00.
Be fully prepared for these stornriy days.

assa,-?—'—
MattJ.Johnsohs

6083

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THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY
oi-yy, miom.

»attaa*MaMtmtt,».e.WaitAUm

Th®

r[i: ]m-v: j I -Fm
Migti-ijriiuiidbAYi
ttolAM ingoing home •wdS>far OfOn*eaMBuadrad
cf OManii tkat aaaLove & Raff • Electriefans
(Of^ftaftLl

tb* Uiteri«r <tf CoMw^lcm.

A f«o

nan aU«iM aod stood, with a aau
la hto band and a ll«bt orarcoat oa
arm. lookla* about blm.
*0*be railroad bata't cbanxvd tbe appaaranoa of tba plaee much.** ba iodm
I *OlKTe is lb« wood llxrou«ta which
! aball tia\e to so to reach tba rlllai
The trwa 111 that field were aapUm
bm they are now full srowo. There la
ao Iroo brWse domi there where that
wdodeo one was I helped lo daatray*
In other respects the face of tba coun­
try U the auiue as it was thirty ycara

mown
s. and
la alt
bualaaw tnumactiona and finauclaUy
able to oarnr out any otllgatlona made
by tbelr firm.
West A Traaa. Wholc^lc Druggists.
Toledo. O
Waldlng. Klnnan A Marvin. Whole­
sale Druolais. Toledo, O.
Hall s CataiVb Cura U taken Inter­
nally. acting directly upon tha bluod
and mucous surfaces of the syi
Price. 7io per bottle.
Sold hy
Orusgtsts. TaaUmonials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the b«e

Electric Belle, El^stiic Fixture^ CoiAMnetlone Gas «fNI I
Electric Fixtures, Lamps, Talaphonas. Batteriss. Dynamos and Bnilnea.

I
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I

Ctndtttsid tltws
*ttmicUg»«

Hba aaya tba aplrit was mad.« of Ileah
Mrs. Ann Malone, wl.o died Monday .
at Foitara.

Bairlnaw

coanly.

Into
Onille GllU-rt wUeu i hoy bad run
away from houi<>. lit- las a bad boy.
and bis |«irenis could * » Dotblnff with
bhu.
lie mas always Cirhuug with
and wheu a lawleaa
Mis cau*:hl In aoi
a l>rviJle Mas ».ure
fouutl a icons tht-ui. one evt-alng
bis fMth-T tiaU M hlpi»ed U:ui for
abM-m froni bume fur m ccral daya
r. tti<i*:it i'lVtKs niiy acMOint of
he al^appcaIt^l emmiy. It was %vell
wnuted by
clul aiithiwIlUs fer Iw-liii; implicated
Implicated

wiUj

»-*

$1.50

per

cord

Mill. * Citiacna'

fMiaoo not Ions aio pradSetad whan

rt-rerrios to oem«Dt and ita oomllic d..d.h.»io« pwchM«I the pU<v from !
aaaa. said: * ’ Bonaea wiU be lioarad th.«e*«u«>a( in l«3d 81.« «m ih* 1
Ilka Boltau iron - Tlni lane piUara
or foortaan phildron. seven of
oaar tba main atranee of ti.a new
r« living.
,
'
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j
aanitariam at Battle Oraek bava baap
Startling, But True.
oonatrobtad on tba prlndpla daolniod

Tha bis hotel bains eraoH
Nortbport will ba tba baat and
medarnly bntU and aqaippad bolal in
the sUte.

OUR
WATCH SPEQALTIES!

3^

Itshu. steam beat, hot

phona system
lolaplmne

Aft* Iw hi
he hasn't j

of

Its own. that is. i

in each room which can ta

oonnaotad to

tha local and stata Unas

lison. Medicine Oo.. aaud^ourj
JOT to os. we'll sand it iioslpaid. I
Don't bo fooled with a worthlcKS substitnta. Jas. Q. Johnson.
At

Ovid

Oao. Barbonr, a

Itarber,

«o loan *jy ti. ^

^

as thr lim. gr..s d latA.
L>ouii UiS cld
the uatc
H.m TVli elick 111,- :«ii-h that lo*'ka
In ih.- iiInkH ntiJ h,.*.»yho,-ks
An.l Uiin up thA pAth oiKH- moiA
Wj.t
re nh«
nhc msit.
Mslts us
us st
St the dooi *
"
4.. re

Notice of Sewer Assesament-

Look

j ^^n» John Gi!h«. IsaU-lle Miller:
H. Ralne. T J. Henderson. Chaa.
of Ed
ucatlon. A. Ijinfanisee. Chaa. I'. Dui
ert, A.
ton. Henry Wilkins.________
A. J.
S. Adsky. Geo. ]E. Hoyt. NStrong. John Highland. T. J Vnilor.
Chaa. E. l-'mlor, F. Wilhelm. Ed Orma^
by. Jas. 11. MonrtK-. I't*tcr Doyle. Jos.
Perkeil. Fannie Boswell. Haney Mt»r-’
rlaon. RobL Bartz. C E. Cooikt. WilHard Holdawonh. Ivan Dunn. Chas.
Webb. Geo. W. Coleman. K. T. Evans.
C. L. French. Kay Hamlin. Benj Cre
mtT. C. C Homanl. John Hosm t-ll, J H.
Wilson. Thos Ik‘amlsh. Solomon Buseben. Geo. F. Dago. Hannah A Uy
Co.. W. F. Harsba. G. A Brigham. J.
E. tlreillck Co. D. J. Culman ami all
persons inieresled In the laying of a
seaer iu Bohernta street, ifutn, from
the alley U-tween Ninth ami Timih
First 14th stn-ei. ia*Ke no

ins.
The other avening a boy want Into a
osnu' worth of bacon, and started on

won a rifle and ha and Howard Par- “
kar began negotiating a trade of wea*;

ai.d the w^7n^pl«t.-sir*rwh^-'"
tinu-n drscotere,! „ tear in hI.-« eye

pooa They were tasting the weapons! a rier ie:nllng tie i^em. and he next
whan Parker's axbplodMi mnd the bal-I dny M.ml hlm..;r oa a train

over our

Uaics'

25.yegrcasc with 7 ami

BUSINESS CAROS

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.76

Vsio-iiBS
i:§g
..............-........ 1.50

rv-iisJ tkd.1 Hum.
-Veur (h.M itlltHl

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Test Eyes Free
|ui i ait ...

WkJKl.

.WIJTHEBI'ST
LIGHT TOIMV \
, TRVONEOFTHOSK
PORT.XBLK
RKAIUNC LAMPS

a-atches,

bt. r.
iir:

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CHEAPEST

. Ml B. fmat BS.

the Uitlc 400 is a l»cautv,

S-HS--SSS:

5.CX)

..

^ FARM FDR SALE
1(H) acjc*

known at the Steele or

Needham farm.
One ol the.bcM
Grand Traverse county,
mil
•oulh of th*. city.

,\U. WokK \vai<k \mti>

J. E. GREIIICR CO., CITY

W.C.&B.A. GANNEn
Jewelers and Oplldans

TRY A RCCbftD WANT AO.

council rooma In aald city on
ITilf. 1202. at 6 o'clock p. m . t,.
»ald i^aiM«Bro.*ni roll, at which time j
and place opi^rtunity vll! be:giv*Fn nil ;
lieriMina Intercwietl lo t>o hoard
,

WART OEPARTHERT.

WEST BADEN
STRUDLE SPLITS

........ iprench tick

QIW- WAXTKI>-A»

G

city Clorl:

Pluto Laxative Splits

and with any other room in the build

Petoskay meat market, booght llfloan

Wirtitt ^ €osns

ElKio.WalUum.
Hamilton and Hamden

West Bay street.

a brother of the martyred iwesideot.

This hotel will tm aqnipped

with elertrlo

and ixild water and a oomplota tola

IT IN.
NO ASHES

delivered

phone

1

Wirinat • •ieaolmlSy

w#-stward
• Miss4»un river,
a;:*»a iniiu start,„K out ... toul «
liK k Ilf ircHMls to
Ji.u r.a...i
♦tilisbted m riding lu odvaucc of tP«- trnin S4x>utlng
f^f Indians, and l.y i Is ^sK.^n»•^s and
hraver.v s«-ver.a| tinn*s h«- s.-iv»m1 it from
c»i»ture and the iravohTs from being
t»u n acUinK liif Pacific
I( every one knew what a araod murden-d.
by Bdiaon.
Hoga cireAar wooden
Uv vn.s taken Into the storu
moulds In joint aeit od to and uprisht modioine Dr. Ktns a New Life Pilla
Mli.-If the goods were s*i!vl. helped to
Is, wiitaa I>. H. Turner, DempayaThat I hr- roll for the bih'-cISI assei^riandatretchlns tothe belgbl of 40 fmd. town, Pa.. ** joa'd aell aU yon have in
s« ll them, soim l*«s nine u luirim r and ment heretofore made by the lioanl i*f
nave t.aeii plaood in positioned Into a day. Two weeks
assessors for the ]
of defra> Ing
at hi-t metv veiy ileh
laWUbtVfa^o*
them haa bean |Kmrad the liquified 1 naw man of ma.
At ilr?*i he did not Milie home, iiartly Uial part of the cost Mhich the i
7jiTu!
ud
11,.',
troablu.
nuui that Is to hsrden and form the
lH-c!auN.- he did noi think li siife to give cil decided sbimld he borne and paid
for the laying
hU MherealioMts ami lutrily lM-<-ausc.
lofty pittara. Wlu-n tln-y have
tSad-^a;fSiSo,
Cobcmla
street
like all bo\s Mho aiv truuhlesouie. he
tboronshly aolialflad by drylni the
Thomaa Qarfleld of Jameat^iwn cel- ('on-hleftsl hmiM ^f liatlly alitiscMi. After
oaUaoui will t>u
outh to First
that he iHHame so lmmei>.-,| In buslWiU stand the . oinmns m audnring as abratedhla 80ta birthday last week
neAs that he 1«Kik no Inlen-Ht Iti anvdiscing 20 buabela of poUtoer.
He ta
sranlto

;•

ewk in uconUnce witb

from Cook A Weston's Planing and
Feed

ALWAYSjREADV
iHJeVT HA\^ TO BRING

We «rc up lu .Ute Klcclnnimjad^

MUed slab wood, cut up for atovt
lengths:

CLEANEST

To the lax paying electors or the citr j
of Traverse Oily. .Mich
. I haxc t!ic .igcncv tor iJicve c.\<u^Ucm
Kotio-i. I.e«bv

'•T.'i'.'j !'■•“"

O'-'*"

of »rd.^y7!ll^ £?ld iS

short

I'wnlit'cs kept in

g|“S:K:iarw..-5

■ huii:c
Cil rooms over Engine House !
(’!n/en'>
j.honc 1.1.
lull
I
Keaehins the hotive from u hU h h.. No. One on Caas street, in said city on | phone 25s.
minnta or two tba maai man notlo
luid d.p;iiU-<l In aiicer real a skouc. he Monday the lOlh day of NoTeml>er.
tltat the twine on bu oountar was
Un. Dailv Lild u tininldliig band «>u Tin- gate
I Prom the Atchi
tcoonntably. "Bya
Globe. )~Thlt in the
«M>n when the hilvb. I bi n M oot up fu Uk- bonwo. A
day, for tlie imrpose of submit­ |)cl;vcre«! to any ivart (»I the aty.
youn;; girl of llfircii emne to the d«*or.
he aald. "I forgot to break the twUie woman who knowa tlio
-Arc .Mr. and Mra GdlM-rt ni boino?" ting to Slid tax paying electors, for ______________
tliat 1 tied that there baoon op with." for oronp ia lo demand in every neigh
tbeir determination by ballot, the
iKwbood, One of the moat terrible hr lisk.M III a faint \oi.e
He oame to the door and grabbed tt,
thinga in the world U to l« awakened
-Hm- oM |VH.pio Mlu uh.h1 to live
DFl.
?ne*aum M lwenty^tSouaan*d dol^^
took up the slack and gave it a pall
L<-n-V"
ilfO.OOO.OO) to be used and exi«nde.l *
At that Instant there was a shrtek in
Vour MmoKI
by said city for the purchase aud inalmoat aa anre to be loat
♦hedialanwL
The boy had been aoartMl
I
-.\l; the/ had to give up the Iioubo
out of hla boou. The meat -man pull­
■lug the hard tiuu*B."
ed the twine in and tbcn» was the naed to be an old-faabiooed remedv >
' Ahviv are they notv?"
6 (M.Lel) W(»»g A HPKlAloTT.
By rMolntion of (be oily eowioil
’ll- ht-ailattHl. and GUlM-rt fi heart
Fh.
ebaocm. The boy follow.Hl the bacon for eronp known as hive ayrup aud
passed Oct. $0tb, IMS.
poR hAba-Ous.. %|SJ.I. sriveu. Vs ftmu
iMfnuag, « X. c. WW- troerj. T
in fear and Uembhog and reaohe.1 the loin but some modern motlu rn aay • nnuk
Dated October SStb, 1902.
that Ohabmerlaio's Ooogb Remedy ia
-1 Uoii't
They luid a son who
pboM No Ml
M. K. HVNdSiUrOBI
market abont the same time as the better and does not ooat aomnoli. It
Oliaa. M. Beers.
hey always Mere looking
ran anay,
IdOe-lOt
Oity Clerk.
baouo
He thought a gboet had rob- nanaof the net lent to 'throw up the
for bliii to iH.nif b.nt k and give them a
^ bed him of
hU
baeoo.-Petoakey phlegm" quicker and gives relief in lift. '1 be m IgLU.rs ail laugbwl at them
Take Notice
a ahorhtr time. Give thia remod y M
Kewa
fur tlilnkluw' »-o. il.uu;:b iiiy mother
All parties owning dogs in th.- city
While aueudiiig
a aplritualiatio
It nevt-r Umh! to toll lue the Uiy wavn t m luid. are reqneated to prooore a lioenae tag
L. L. A. BUILDING
aeanoe. Mrs. M Payette of Bay City fail, and UiUfamotaod aafe to take. only full of dvrlUry."
from the oity i lerk before the 1st dav '
"Ytiur moibcr Mas Mnrgnret Plxley? " of Deoember. After that date I will
mw a Bidrit atalk foKh from a cabi­ For sale by Jas. G Johni
-Yuh. Hum- did you kuoM llmir
oaase warranta to be iasned against'
net
Ab the shadowy arm tvavt^ to
••I know bor svbon she xvuh b,dr your all those tliat have not complied with
Whilr L. G. Zaince. aged 16. and
and fro iu the darkness she grabbed
the Uw governing Gie aame.
ago. Who livos bon- noM-r*
for it. and also for the pi^dal extremi- I>enoia Cooper, aged *0. both of near
J. K. Nelson.
.
-.Motlior and I •
tlea or the apparition oatobing both Oedar Hprlngt, were fooling with a
1:10 24t
Pound Maste
-la your iib.tU. r .t m l-bm r
revolver the revolver was aooideiRUlly
and atrnggllng to maintain her hold.
.... .ha h„iut .frikinu
I
-Yu«
bat the specter wa. too air .ng and got i
-.Mny T P. In «ml ivM V'
dway. fatling back into the cabinet. \ *“
abdomen
|
,,r.tngcc m:.h made comfortable.
tboimh Mb«-Ii the giirUaikiM Up at him
HUiUlenly sliv ^axv i.ara In hU eyi-s.
child of Mrs Geo. T. Beuaon rrvMiitiy a woma
woman -lightly Ioh« th.tu
}. -^-%4irand Optra Hoint
I getting hiv oinalHatnrday night forty 0.11110 In.'
aieppedback against a hot atove
• Margaret Pixloy. * s.iM tb«- atrsuger.
.bwany bwm whiob
b
burned him ‘aeverely.^ The
M«.xu KuW. PUW 0\hm and EmpiR.
rlKliig. “I nm orvlUe a.'IIIkti. I have i
of It. Illllg
lasbjliiy. Apcitvcnv Ituarstios.
oonid do nothingf to liaolfy Uvu, to blame in le.nvlng my psn-uts I
pn«.tU maimf.
and if not him. Remembering that the bad a iind paying iu» heed t«i them. Vati yon j
bottle of Ohamla^rlain'a Pain Balm ip tell me Mln-re lUey are ih»m . *
1 get your moevry Imck.
the bouae aim thought aho would try
-VtH.
Maggie, go «mt to :b^ well ;
H'oUom /oborcr. JJick*^^n
i«d., lays: it lo leas than half an hour after apj
“lMorkhardanabftagr.wld«d. Tlieiarmln plviug it the child was quiet and and dr.ixv mme MtttVr"
MaggW* Miut out. .ami the m..iuhi.
'
brought
an attack of iriloa They itched asleeik and in loss than two weeks
plitvl tu the qucsilon
and they protru.lo»l and Uxd. Nothing helped was well.
K Surgery of the Eye and Fitting;
Mra
Benson is a well
-In the IioQH> ftw the KiKndUW
dMm imUl I u«Hl l>r A. W. ('baa'a Ointment. known resident of Kellar, Ta. Pain
► Olosset a Specialty.
The ui.in stagg«Tfd aiui t-iugUt the
Thateuiedlb.Hii " f-V a tx.x at all dealrra. or Balm is an antlsoptic liniment and
jB.rtbPhooBs-rvtu-n.ac, h-n mi aapposAM;
bock of a chair.
Da AW. t'nAaa Maniciaa Co. Buffalo. S.Y.
-Will >uu gu and lu.ug tbcinr'
-Vcs."
-I tv ill be In rc lumun uu- at tbls lime.
Ikm'l tell ihciu tliat I bave cume."
Tlio next day Mbm Drvllle Gdivert
I^UUOS ron KKX*T~Pa«ehla a
-cUokfHl !be bilrb-' ul Iht- goto Al W.V
man vs,ib smiM- wbile luiir tottered
4om« tbe iJP nnd threw her arms
oUkut bis ue*. Then he Mem Into the
N. R. ( If APIX. Propr.
house. wli4-re he fuuud
Ad Ids fSi her. too
Phffr.n-.
WsshiOCKSi BMt
vine took him up
fcvddo to rise, but
B/l/GHT COBEDY
AT lOo
lo hli nrma
MBD fitCH PMTHOS
-It U not much thst I cau do to atone
A ms«mMle.-Ht «Milr •.lui,*
for my negUvt. but wlmt 1 rtin do will
HH-ni
<tsrri«<(l t«.
be of more corafivrt lo nve than to yon.
Wc Mill live here -r g.» to h finer
house"—
SOME OF THE SCENES
C-.
• A finer. r*cf a iH-u.-r." «».iid the old
mother.
$rmft9t> $/ file Uk^
•No. thla la home. Whatever mc can
BUT, Poo! Boom
Vioio itiqiruve it we M ill do. but me M ill
Prittf,^
Homo
Squmm
utBT bertv"
.
-Marg.nrct kept us here am bmg ss she
Tshrtksgwwdaa.srtgteal
Jordin BobUh
I wo- able. * said the old Momaii.
-.She
ROCKY MOUWTg
lUnUuod Timt«<-r and Stubb!Otd Tothm OH Bofmorx
j cave CVS our Uv iiAg u*t
'
U-vnds For Sale.
-Why did yt.o .lu tliaty asktnl tV
vllle. tiiriiuig to Morgau-t.
The woman I.IuM.ed.
-if you lun-t know. I bad m rhlkl'a
Taney ft»r the l»ad I».»t whom everyry twnl iMlWr bf>d. sUmU A> tnrtir« I
tiody abused.And ao Gilbert got a artfe to»help blm
If in .lon’t fail to lake a<lvanshower eomfona «mi his
silver nnd
= PrkH.»i»i .Hslrpn r
mother.
F. A. MlTCnEL.
tage of our great underlinea

baa

lina

for his home.

Within

let strook Barbour in tba abdomen.
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----------------------IbsIlMt lUmedr fore roup.

A. L.. JOYCE

T.riSKii.'ssr “ -

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FOR SALE

O. F». CARVKR

FIRE INSURARCE

r“w!S

OKN'TIS-r

DR. W. J. HIGGINS

JOHN R.SANTOi
I GENERAL INSURANCE i

‘TEINBERG’S

Piles

Ulednesday
Rov. l2

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E. W. HASTINGS & son
FIRE INSURANCE

1 CHEAPEST

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AND

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Dauabftrs

Hre Vou In Heed

JIn txample in €eon-|
omy

Ki

Furniture
Stoves or
Crockery?

ing sale, it means a staving to
you of at IcaM

ABSOUTTELT ODORLESS

OUT

*FOR RENT

IS

CARPET CLEANING WORKS

^:rr«r.s£,*?3rL:52‘“' A. D. TYLER

PER 1000 WATTS

Dentist

Burtan ffimBMiric
UtMnfPmrCs

OFFICE:

DON'T Be Foolcoi LiidLnkir « Tlala EstiMtir

mm

SPECIAL PRICES'
2S,35,50c: Bojt^75e

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$3.55

A Startling Surprioa.
,. Very few oronld believe in looking
»t
T. Hoodlev. a healthy, robMt

“J >«“' «««. Hnh.'a,
»*ut *e

goods which are arrivmg daily.

Cbe Boston Store

GET THEM NOW!
“PiuuUtMiSiNp"

MISCELLANEOUS

J. M. TULLER

TramuCilf.M.

IFIIK Vi TOO!
If you deilrcto imUU

tern
ton

ol ^Electrical
Electrical

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Lighting.

BelU, Bu^ Alarms or T^
ephones,
followod bU taking Blootrlo, Bimro.
• Two boulea wl^ly envod m. " l»
writeo. "and 1 have not feltn twinge

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permit

us to

csti-

mate.
We have a fine line of
^pbes and <a^ q^e 1^

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*‘■^”51.'=:™ HUMAN HEARTS
(kAts now skui-ino at tme box of-f-iob.

P-

I'-pvr

THE COHQITIONS
li GUATEWftLfl.
CoAc Grower * View, of Ex­
tent of Volcanic Diwtter.

010? n DAIOEB r&OK TEC ASHES

A caffs gromtr vbo rrturued a few
ffaja aco tm OuaUiuaU. tU« acetie
af dia raceiit rolcaiUe dlmiter. aald
Bw aUiir nlftit t4> a resMrtcr of tbe
V9W Tork Ttmei:
*Tbaffcfiartiiieot of Tuiulsdwr. whU-b
to seatkawd la the dlipatcbea as b<^
lac to iba am of tbe rolranir miittooa. feu lU'Dame from • i».Tullnr
nmUlDf to tbe earth.
li U
aappooFt by a tubUmu*uu voU-alW*.
Taabador inrana -ibc Thuudeirr.”
TW arater of tbe dB^artnieot l« aliout
fcvtx mUca from tbe racinc ixx-an. Id
«kt nooDUloa. aa tbe Utwl rl^^ from

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summer Quisaltenanjto aufftred a a.^
v«w earthquake. wbUb partially d«^
‘ atrared tbe tcjwn. The Hiy U hM-nled
to Wbat la auppuaad to be the srater of
aa axtloet eolrano and l« at on elesnCtoo of abodt T.000 or H.W) r«.|.
-*anu Marla, whh h U rf’i»ori.*tl aa
hartof been In eruption. 1« not for
aarar* Another rolrano toweni aUive
tbe town Itacif. bat that baa Imtii exttoct for 0Min> yi’ora. It la |»rohal.ly
low feet inI Ibright. Thf dtisrtinenla
and Tumbfidor are
of Qoeaaltena
j tbe ricbeat eofftT growing arcttoet la Ibe atate. The roff.f \* aald
to crow beat at au elevation of from
WOO to Ajaoo feet.
that th.a-' iW
tiartmetita ere adnilratilr aulted fi>r the
t produced there la re«-«vuUu^l In forolfB marketa aa todug a*.iue of the tinaat to tbe world.
•The Uermani have luviwted bearlly
all tbroofb Guatemala, aud isrticularIjr to tbe aectlon re|»orteil to have been
datraatoted by tbe sruptlou of tbe volcaaa llortgagea are held by German
bniia oo moat of tbe plauUilona. or
ffacaa. Eartbquakea In that part of
t frequent, but uutll laat
ome of the
ttoo for many y.arm.
Ilacaa are owned by An rlcana. itbo
bare gone down there, cl iiuM out the
▼Inln ftmt aud plaiitM the hin.1 w lib
coffee. Two brotbera hi law of t'linrlemags Tower have or hnd n platitaUoD to tbe drixnrtmem of I umbador.
Alexander Nowell <.f Siui I ram liw-.,.
Wbo went to GuateiUMln from S^rntb
CaroHs about twenty years ago. bad
a pUnUtloq in that Ba llon for wblch
ba waa offered f200.u«0 in gold a few
yeara ago by a Germnn flriu. l.ut be
refuaed tbe offer, and. If n-fMiria are
true, bla planUtlon has U-eu enilrely
ruiaed along with the others, it is uut the hnrvi^'hig of the

-•X)0iree berrlea are very
from tbe treea when they
ooee oo tbe ground no attraipt la nindo
to pick Ibem up. mo tlrnt unduulitedly
the lone In that regard will Iw liretrlerable. Jst around the city of
Qasaaltenaago there la llitle s^offee
wa. aa tb
aad It la too
tbert to little else grown, nearly all the
taada being coffee linens. What would
make tbe attuatlon /worse la that <t>ffee
trees are extrerorly delicate, and tbe
preatace of a foreign aulMtnuce In
large qomotlttea almut them Is apt to
kin them. They require much attentloo to Ibe way of fertlllaatlop. Home
yaara ago a eolcano which waa aald to
hare been to aa entirely different part
of the country, away from the depart­
ment of Tumbador. became active. The
learea of tba coffee ireee were covered
wftb tbe eabea even at that dlMtnnce.
' aad tbe crop woa badly damaged,
fhonfb DOC ontiroly rulneil. When It ts
qooaldrrod tbit Santa Maria la a comparatlreTy abort dlaunce away, an Idisi
of tbe baroc wrought at the city of
QtwsaHeiuiDgo can be gained.
-At thia time of yiwr. Just at the
done of the rainy aeason. roads are alaioat ImpaaMble. The residetita must
hare bed little opportunity of

HArov wcooiNO.

KOBE DEEH HUMTESS

Sfwaghwri tbes

Or-iG \A/oeK!
No—Jm^or

•u|.fK.rtjn»r

tom marks
Mew Ptaj-i!
New S^enerjl
New SpecUlties.1
MONDAY NIGHT

‘Zbt nigbl Bthrt
new Year’s, or Cbit .
Irish Boarder”

Tuoder-ie pri<^.

Nalionil Advertising Bureau .
Kipplt.yntt nt St-i-uri^l an
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I’U < •. 1 tl.-tl ui .h I

n^'v^V^WiUiatii liU«kj

MissUattie Campbell, wbo baa be
seriuDsly 111 at her home oo Webal
for the paat two .weeks.
I of Lake Auu is in the

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lunytoy0.1(0

/Jew mtnbant talhr*
lag €*t»bUsbmtnt.......

-Tbe notice
m to vote
R. R. Metheany. E. H. Christ and Mr.
tiled for Kov. lOili provides
Braddock Took a Drive Through
fm^ the polls to be open from 1 to 7
Leelanau County Today.
This will not give a full expreasiou
r tbe tax paj era of tbe city. A large
K. It. Metheany. president of the
pt'rctntage of ibe voters are men wbc T. O . L. & M. Hailionil Vo . K. H
wovk In factories and other pUoea CnriBl. chief enginei r, and Mr BradUieir ■lock, arrived in the ciiv law evening
At 1 pi m. they have to be
place and remain
nnti ft -.SO p aboard aiiecial car No. ti.'i for a lour of
Ealn there until
(D. and then lost go borne to wash U) ’iisi'acinni
lou of
of-the
,il„ line «f Ibe T. C.. A
and get
auppers and by tbe time L. M. Tb 7 Bft tbl. morning f(
el to tbe polls It woolo anve over ihe li le and vs ill look i
tbe iiolia close at 7 ters over thoi ourblv hefo
wbat time wonId there te to receive
Id iUl’idSK.
tneir bailout
Ju justice to this
la class of men tin
polU should be kept opennnlllW iiL m.. ■C. W. EAST. AKmrsI

Prices: lOc. 20c. 30c

Wum^, iXr

Charles on ffe and frof. Wyajng left
this morning fJr Blights after ends
The aooond team of ^tbe
High aobool is playing t
High school team ot tiiia city
rwelfih street gridiron this alu
Mra John Tatman lias gone to
.
—
Grand Rapids oo a Visit,
The rehearsal of tbejMasA'Oti. to
have been given last night, but |>oatponed on aooonnt of laid weather, will
take place ttna evening instead, in the
Bnlghta of Pythias parlorE
The Ladies’ Library Aasooiatiou w ill
►ociai alteruut
bold one of their •*social
alteruuoL»
; at X o’clock
.1.1.
."f* u.. a. ».
es to Ithe State Federation will I*
em AU inembera.are invited
and bring tbeir fancy work
Rev. Martin, jiaator ot the Oermae
Lather
cboroh of Kiugslev, will
bold services in tlie Bwedian thurch
on Washington street, Sunday,Nov. 9.
4909. AU Germans ate invjted.
There will Ibe a regolar oonvixwtinii
of ITave
City Cliapter No. ItW K.
A M. U
tomorrow evening lor work in
the iwat master’s degree.
David beiber fipm Wallin was oall‘ to Leland Nov. 7th aa a wii
to I the ;Ueastci
;Uenster T. C . L &. M. Railroad Oo. case
The postpone.! _______ of
.. the
__
Woman's Home and Foreign Mlaalonary aooiety will U* held with the
Mia^C^piD.BrS Waathing^ atreet.
iaton of
two years go la rej
. K. W.
Dtokeraon of Ormnd Rapids and Ike
Butler of Traverse City, tlie well
40d build a downtown ball park.
Plana for tbe leagne are now makiag.
Bhenir Martin Brown of Leland was
^WtUtooT *8UlfweU arrived frm.
Booth Haven tost evening and will
apend.ihe winter to this city.
B. J. Boot!
of Be. Looli is
1
%isit his BOO.
Boo.^who
la principal In tbe
Mb of that
PrU
Mra Jena Peterson,
wbo baa
visiting her mother.
lolbi
Mra A. Gardner
roturned to Chicago
Cbtoago til
tliis afternoon

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OfTimiiif Ihalnoiul;

ai.no
iw^ruiarpriferro;
Conic with us if you want the
newest designs and lowest
prices. Over r.tMi ticsigns to
clioosc from. Better begm l«>
gel your eye e»n seme snaps
for Xmas gift*—wc’xc got ’em

RASTALL

m sTLiNt; .4 ji.wKi.r.R

Toledo^W neat, 75», aad 67\.

A 1000 Pairs
IM
wof Pants
WK’RK
GOIN(;
TO
SKI.I.

mi.SO
2.00

1 LOT
OF

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FROM i
2.2S
2.90 i[ r>oc 'I'c» 1
$2.00
j
3.00
ON A
j
3.90
PAIR ;
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A MChach toHi .whkh It .wtU taka fBio

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Solid Oik frame 5 in. deep by. 80x70 in. long, a

CC '<?C

beauty. rcftUr Pllce $r.50. at only............... ..

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...•.... $8.50 !
Soon up to S$0.OO « Don’t ittiss tbeai.

oiilifiiiitK
HOUSE FURNISHINGS

CASH OR CREDIT

218 FRONT ST. TRAVERSE CIIY

Tacts Worth Wonep
’
' to you
Clothing is made as good as
■ I any and better than most others.
We ask you to make compari­
sons. for comparisons alone can
prove the truth of our statements.
Our styles are always the Latest and
rnost artistic. The increasing number
of customer^ who buy our Suits and
Overcoats is strong proof of the mer­
its of our Clothing.
:
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competitors concede that our
I garments fit better than any
Ready-to-Wear clothing made.

1

Almost every desirable pattern. Vour
size is among them. We can please you,
save you money enough to buy you a hat.

^^UR sizes are always correct; weI I never substitute one size for another.^as we always keep full
sets of sizes until tne lots are closed out.
kUR prices, notwithstanding all
I these facts are the Cheapest for
Good Clothing.

extra pair of pants?
mm

lUMBER JOBS
To Let

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Che Boston Store

IDEAL

RESERVE

your

pattsm—st/i» or Resign
Tour mo/i.y brek^if you

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rn^Ject
ifw^be^a inMU?pi*r« cf gr^eVrKi clci-aMc. Pn.
from ft up. If your dealer cannot supply you sex.d dsrtci to

WEINGARTEN BROS.. 377-379 Broallway. New York
Vo C-.Vr c.-*fvet can lake ts<- I'lare of t'« V,’ H T -r t T

Accf;n no

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more $bort Ceiidtbs of

«Dre$$ 6oo(l$
We've been through tbe stock again and found about

A BUSINESS PROPOSITION

forty more fresh remnants of fine Dress Goods—

Manage-

from iK to 7 yds. and in this lot you'll find some

PROGRESSIVE.
POPCLAR.
Economical for Use old.
Advantageous for the young
Equitable for all.

very desirable pieces. You may want a run-about
skirt, you'll find a great many good things in this
lot for that purpose.

Tbl lAsaranci fir Yio.

You may want a fine suit or

dress. You’ll also find something in this lot suitable

If to need of good, reliable
proioctlon. or In ai-arcb of plvaxant. -brotflable cmploymeni. call
w addroaa^l40l-4 Majexilc Bldg .
’ CEO B. FOOTE.
Special Deputy.
CHA8. H. ELY.
Local Deputy.
.
Traverse City

Sslget

and taasa IkmuatUr to at.

bvckm^lT^ d^a^ay Suh^fe blao?bgK lac-nqand”(!?vc!ci;.s a
ful incurve at the base of tbe anine. It »s^he ciJv proper «iuk!c1 to vki

ASSOCIATION

Cor. Front and Union

It is net neettay to loom qualUitt if you (rads at
this stora,

B. J. MORGAN
THE

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EI.WIL.MEL.IVI
NEW BLOCK.

f m. millikcn

QAA AccfS of Hardwoed
an« Cv d.tr lo put.
four trip ha!!.4o ; icrcs of^jood
Cedar <.ii ihis job, all dry land
where Cedar is. .Also Cedar’
job on Hoardman Kiver. If
vDu vmMtt a job conie and see
me. ^

sountTC

THB PICTURES wl
will uaa tomorrow Bigbk
aedptloB of bU
to Soottoad,

S.WK

OHiat comes handier than an

Barkcff by DuflncsN

-WlthyoUT talent fur the histrionic.Mya the fat tody. -I sbonld think you
would have adopted ibe stage.*T wanted to.” answered Ibe living
skeleton: *T wanted to. 1 ewn offered
my aervlcea aa a aupe to gel a start."
-And did they give you a i>..*lilonr"
**.\o: they said 1 was loo thin for
an ordinary aope-aald If they «-rrr
newled coimomine they would let me
bear from Ibem."—Judge.

«C0UCH

In <)rdcr to make room for ri
arrivals wc arc offering some
rare hargaini' • • - ’ *

Ladies Kreo

supplies praciiral Twk’iiileih
Century liihurance. NOT TOO
CHEAP. NOT TOO DEAR

wid 76i,;oorn.

Cbis is four Cbauce rs]
get a Bargaia

Any Ud.T ••'*'»«roT's»i*ed l»v an .-w-ort
wiUi a i*id ai- le-k V sdiuil
lr»w-

city DO boa

TODAY’S MARKETS.

. art tnw flrtog tbe correct estimate of
darngge fa proparty. mUliocia of doltoro*
arartb wmt hare been destroyed, and
Cha coffaa gnmtag mnet bare reedrad

dtp Opefa douse

ES!!!. The only place in town j
get the Cosmopolitan Pattern.
10c is at The Globe.
i7U-lt
everiog,
vania lim-s. came in
bringing W. McGnifton, Frank Rutan i
and John George, from Pitthenrg, for j Mart Winnie went to Kingsley oo
ibtir annual homing trip. They went boatneaB this inoruing.
out on tbe II :10 train this morning acnied by O. E. Murray,tbe agent
whose broad smile apeke vol
tl bis anticipation of the limit
allowed by the law. The party will
bout in the vicinity of Maulstiqoe.
Ills If '
F. or Desmoud left this morning to
join George H. Cross, P. O Gilbert
and lioDert Walter near Manistique.
Theron Morgan and Fritz Benner
left for Bidnaw on the aum« train.
WilUvn Beitiior and August Ueitner
will lollow fennday, aud will join tbe
boys at their camp, vsheie they pn»mat 3>4 amen Sticet
ise to have S4»nie venison alre ady hong
op when the older men arrive.
F. S. Burgess, stale agent for tlie
HOEE TIME TO VOTE
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
t.ri.t#’ and Laili.-»‘ larloring
who baa be«n in tlie city tn huiineafc
Hi»d general dreas making.
letl for the north on
K. Qibbe Baliaves Tima to Vote for
Bonding Should Ba Eatanded
supply you
with
maleritl
man** up in laxest siyUa ut
to 9 P. M.
LOOKING OVER THE LINE

Sr WIN (o Gs CvMlas n«x*rd

r. aa tt Is lotbe slope of
the-Boantala. Cbampertco to another
part of OaatemaU. about twenty milra
flwtiMr dowa tbe coax Much coffee
to ahipped from tbow portE

her renvery

pleasing indeed.

north, and

same place, were married by JusUce
Brown. They relumed to BUghu.
where a 6ne wssddiug supinr was
sentHl at tbe borne of the LnUe. A
reception followed, with an elaborate
wedding suppA-r at midnight at tbe
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. 1-. Gomlne.
A feature of
evening was a set in
which Mr. Domlne's four sons aud
their wives panlcipaied. Ed Domine
aiming from the far west to be pres
ent at the wedding and take part.
Harvey Martin, a friend of the groom,
drove twenty miles ii
rain , in order to olBria
St tlie rocepUou.

GET YOUR TICKETS for tbe atereopticon Bootland entertainment to
morrow night at Mr. Jsokson’a. or
tooglaga. aa It to almost Imposalbto to
of members of the First Methodist
tranaport goods except on mule back,
Bonday acbooL It will be at the
aad Uttto oaa be carried In that man
chnr^^^and tipiets are only 10 and

I touch going
aad eomtog abont every ten dayE TUto
to gaerdy a little towo ou a aandaplt.
wftb 400 or 600 lobabltanu and cootototog aoly a few frame realdeoceo
The Calted Suteo consular agent there
l^itomas^ Wolford.
** •

'

Frod Domlne and Mlae Ella Shaw
C. E. Murray. With PltUburg Party.
Married Last Night.
Went North This Morning—Othera
Yesterday afternoon FVi*d I>omlnc.
Also Left for U. P.
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Uomine of

I a matter of so great Im
aa tbia one la They have i
be board. Tbe Oonnei
ee to it that tbe time ti ex

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