The Evening Record, November 01, 1902

The Evening Record, November 01, 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)

1902-11-01

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THE EVENMG:'RECX)K^
CAMPAIGN
ISttOSED

Writing Paper bp the Pound

MiobllNl •bOCld MAd to
hr ibo TOCM of lla ItffialAl
rnmmUnE of Ropublicano
UMotiAa«taaMHoHl
Boforo Eioolion '

SENATOR BURROWS' SPEECH
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PREPARATIONS FOR
FALL AND WINTER

I (UMiDC SOBMW look Ptoor. Ttw OO0
n.*^ Monrt the oubro of hmmt

r«tT mllUloo.a«»d tba

SOME VERY PRETTY PARTIES!

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Wa» a Rouafng Araumont for

DocorAtlons Befitting the Sea-

the Admlnintratlon

eon Were Used

in—I Immm W«r» t>i«rMM« V^mfU
m»4 L«tflcAllr f *rur» • -Him AMlArnea
tm
<Hr Opm
It WM A larire madimoe in tb« Olty
Opnm Boom «tlflb;UttMMd to Ibo
•lOqOMlt AOd forclblii ATfOilMOt OpOO
UAttOlAl iMUM. by VoiUA SlAtM BwAMT J. C Bartowt Iam ntglit
(kmsideriDir that thU if An *‘ofT*
ymr tb« loUrMt mAoifAmd wm oota
vortbr Aod tba modlrnca abowi^d it«
louraat lo tba afflairt of tbt aerofn
Biaut Aod Ibi* adminlftrAtlon of t)i«*
f»p4bll«An juriy
It WM All
ana OM iitinir.
Aod arbila tba blit tboAtn- woa not foil
ti>ara wr*ra few vacaoI wwtf asorpt io
tha ifallrrr tv^oator BorrowaUAlAAjf forceful io difooMlmf poUlc
qoj-ation*, aod aIaavi aloqoeot to blf
pra»entAtiuQ of fact* whicb apiiOAl
th«* tbioklnit clafM « Tba aaoAtor a)
ba* al.appv faculty of tuakioa bi«

: I, but under £Ovcrn
ABd ear ellver dollars
Aod diver oertifloAies Are worth their
All the cAlAmltles predicted have
railed to mAterlalixe and the predlotloaie of netiooel diaoeter tmve been
onfouBded.
We promiaed proteetiou to Amenown
lee. And we have a. pi the feith
We mmleed to irrifAte the
Id pUiBe of the weet and oiwn
op woele lands to the Indnstry of
AmerloAo yoonf men from every quor
•or. And them we linve kept the
felt!.. It WAS neoeeMrr to roL by
rvvenos tax on immense snm to defray
•be expenses of of the .S|mniali-Amerioan war and we have reiuovwi every
dollar of that ux.
• Wepromlwd to hoildibe Istl.mian
canal, aod in spice of the diftlonUles
la the wey. we ham stcor.-d t!ie ai.roBetioo of toe treaty that stood in the
way, aod have poeaed a bill anthorls
ing the bonding of the tranel. by
AmerioAo rapj^tal^ho owned and

a w a

THE USE OF THE LONG
TbU ^oostom of jtAtberlng quietly in !
merry Ksmes is taking the place.to — ,
increasiuK degree iu thin ciiy. of the
removing
gataa. soaping windows, tipping wag­
ons Into-ihf river and other means of
senseleas.often misebevious aud some­
times positively mslleious observance
of tbe oeoAsion.
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<\ (). Strung cnlcruifjcd a|
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nds ai her home la^t evening
in honor
hono of Miss Ktlic Sager, wlio has
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liccn the guciit of .Mis* I.illian Kmn
the past week. M •>.% Sager leaves for
1‘etuvkev, .Monday

CELEBRATED KIM­
BALL PIANO even borne
should, have one. Our terms
arc liberal. Very little money
ilown unit ptoim.se to |va\ will
do. Better see us toon.

av oids iht necessity ol a jicrsonal
nse.
Connections with all
am!
village, in Michii;an.

A

W. W. KIMBALL COMPANY

MICHIGAN

TELEPHONE
COMPANY.

OUR LMIES' THREE OOLLIR

“We prom'uwd**iS*\uild
ohaiit marlue. so ^Mhwe^wonl'd
j
i:v.i Wc.bler wan plca^uly suiou longer the epeotaclc of foroigo ws I prised I.ISI evening by. Iwcnty-livc of
i.eMncm!>al her home. lldoPcniii.
A bill hoe poeaed the
hiila stieei. kofre.shmcntv vverc serv-(
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edy tbit evil end boild
SEWED welts and TURN SOLES.i
^•^“hoOM
tell what
you don’t have nails in the insoles, we also sell a
wiU beqome of American abipning inLast evening Miws .M-tigcrv Clark!
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------------------------leresta Bot uersoBAlly 1 will never
be Mtiefied till Amerloaa oapiul elmU gave a pleasant Hallowe en party tor new shoe at TWO DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS
boild in Amerioon shipysros vee^els
flying the American flag sufBclentro waHiwni irT\d"png*gamrt suitailic j
warrant to be Hand Sewed Turns and \Velt
oorry all of Amerioa's Immeoee for-

SHOES

***“\V>*^SSSeed to make Cuba free
And we here broken the Spentsh yoke, young iKTople had a very happy
end goartled the island republic till
abe has token her place seouru among
tlie DAtioDs of the world
Last ev emng a delightful surpnse |
..m.------ -----waf given .Mrs, W. N. (lardiner when
16 ol her friends “dropped in” to
spend the evening. 'Phe surprise was !
ssic (lardiner
rompting to prove thkt the odnntry is
tiar.lincr's birthday an
niversary. and the occasion was a
bAlABoe In favor of the United States very enjoVablc one.
Kach guest
nteo to gaM.OOO.Ouu.
From bnnight a present of a pior e of china
to 1902 the balonoe of trooe has
nted to $2,700,000,000. or seven ware. Vivian and Harcn (lardiner
timee greater in five yuors tl.au in the each recited an«l saivg, and then they
former lOB vean.
sang a duet. Phe program was nnidi
Senator Burrows said he iiad heard cnjovcd an»l the evening throughout
oolr tworeoeoDs given for making a was a most delightful one
obAoge One woe giveu by a work­
man who wAAted to vest He sAid
Those wlm gathered at tlie bt
that tbi re ie so much to do that be
oonnot quii work, and iie Jongs for Ktbel Savage to I t ip her celebrste
tbo restfnl days of the ('leveland Ad ilallowe’vB prononneed it one of th«
mioistrAtion Tlie other reason glvfo most plMsaiit t'vents t.f the season.
it that the country is afllicti-d with Tbe hon»e bad n \.-ry wierd ap]swrb« ing lightel bv red lanterns
irusts, and tbe th mocrnis abould Ih>
Ind jark .
Various
pot in to put out the trusts
im^n away the time. One
Tile sp^er said that the country
I pronii^it f*«ature* of I lie
has frosts. He did not quibble about
the Jr Irv o! the witchthe deOnition of a trast. bolding that
«ir
big
kettle
from wnicli
It WAS a oombination of oapiul to
il the maiyifActure or market of
commodity.
He stated that
crusts are not a new thing, that they ments were aerved and it was t
not boro under this repnblioan wet* ama- hour* when tlie little
------ DiatTAiiQO AS the demoerats claim, pony ditp-rsed to their borne*.
that they ore^ot peoallar to America,
as K^tand. Oermany. Fmnee. Aus­
tria. &lfiom. all industrial oonuuiea
have them. He showed that they are
the children ot a protSKitive tariff.
D. W. STEWART
AS Free Trade Kogland is covert-d
with theta. H. drew a oomiwrison win rulw.l p q «N lor Molm
Moll! at do- Aruilbetween troeU aud lalKir orgaoiaa- cmy .H-niu-ic. Vil> M|„ ra
tions aud ooodeaoed th» idea of de- al n«*ivb u<f ;tS W nth :
stroyiog the trosts or the labor oomhlnes He aaid th.- qoestlon.is not the
ov ventlon of the tonnatlou of oomblnee. bot tbe t.llmliiAUoo of the evils
attendant upon them. He exureaaed
bis oonfldent'e in llie ability and faithfolnees of t|ie r. poblloAn party to deal
with this qoeetiun. He pointe l to the
way tlie republiOAn |»restdent has
handled the great ooaI etrike. getting
the retweMotatlves of the great oapitnl
combine and the gr.at labor combine

.iirtotr!sr.h!r3:‘.‘^c.i;i-..!

1 10 *l>ecial

SMSlOD.

McKinley,
oKlnley,

the

McKinley* law. afi.-rward* known a*
the Dlnulry law Then tt waa that
ognfldeuce wra* realoriMiand tbeuidu*trles agaiu became activi.
Mr. Oovell thru referred toBonator
Borrows aud M* close assooiAtioo
with the law- maUoK iKHly of the
BAtion. hi» activity lu H|fard t«i the
IHodW Uss. whirl, h. help'd to
fraoM*, haiiuu In-eu a ni. tnluT of the
house comuiiliee ou wav* and means.
He then mlroducetl Senator llurrow*
as the ^-rratest orator lu Michican.
And who had had more to do with the
biiofinjr about of the soecess ot the natiOBAl republicanadmuisistralion than
Any man in MidiiRaD
SeBAtor Jlurrow* was rMeired with
AppUuM when be arr»*e to eprak He
mind tAiat be Uud no olaims to beiof
AB OCAtor. He Mid “1 am a plAia.
hlAOt man. and 1 bare no other parimoe than to presentTuy couoepcion
of tho tasAM of the OAinpaicn. ’*
ftoBAlor Barrows devoted some time
to BA PTMideot * Terr laud and his
ABtifl^ In thisooiniiaiiiu He referred
tBA9«ooii made byt leveland rtoenlly
IB which he orfed the democrats to
• BMkbe every effort to aeoart^ a majority
in the boAM of rppreeeoUtlTes. lo ordor 10 overthrow the proteotive imlloy
AAdlBABJEtmcthr policy of free

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FRANK FRIEDRICH
he New Stand

242 Front Street

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CUTFLOWERS
nifffi Grade Stack consUnlly oh hand.
Bulbs for Safe « a «

^e^k h. had not oontidenoe in the
ability or purpom. ot th.- domocratii'
party to deal with tbe question. He
pointed to the many qneiUons on
which the demoamtio leuiy hoa Uwn
mg in the poet, alavenr, eecuselon,
silver qnettion. the tariffTthe Philipqo. ftion He allowed how the
Tj*ts* biTw'^Hr'^ly
Aoti-trost law on the fi^deral statute
cfau voting f«ir it.
they fought tlu propoeed ooustitutiooal Amendment giving ocogroes the
power io control tbe troata. and bow
inconalttcat every act of the party bos
bceo wiih ilieir prowmt posiil^.
!

roAda, tb< railroad merger* of tb.
Aortlnreet. ibe Fedeial auil combine i
And other traata an bow befcm> the <
United aiAtee oonru to ooMwer for
violation Of the StHrmao law. He
rbol frcetiAde won Id de if
applied A8 A remedy for the trnate, and
>ttb AS eorBoat appeal for aH
to tbe alAOdArd of the Croat
Theodor.
Boorovelt. ord
•weep everTthlAf for the ropabUoAol
B dewiwirotic boose is elected end potty next TAeodojwest WedBeedey imormne the wbeeU
wUl elop Thoro will be no
espBBeion in boaiaeee; the looms will to ran BBd jump, bmt ob foBlkBll th^
ABd the lAbortnc ibaa wUl be Bre BOt iBlL’ The iBOBl bifh MhoBl
idle Von
im the futere will
ed ABd Mmdl
AW oftherlretioo
heleet^ Kot
bat broABTOBf the beealOOtoOi
Mi
tom M tha Irgialaticn inty wiU oBBor.
■•BBtnr Borrowa cave b very lowtalair
salmioo to lha lute SouBlor McHUIbb.

IVc have lusi pul on our
thclves a nobby line ot
Knamel sht>cs for boys.
Tlicsc show arc roailc in
the same swell shafves as

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$2.00-fc«4k’
Bring in tbe boyaanvl let
us shoe them up tight.

SALE

1* still in force, and w« have decided to con­
tinue it one week longer.
We want to call your aUcnliiMi

lo out line of heavy

colored Suitin^^rs in all the popular weaves ami colors at
7.^c, $1.00. $1.25. $1.50 and Si.75.

l or

, Sjc. $1.05.

$L2S and $1.38 ; these are nirc bargains aiul cannot be
duplicated in Traverse City.

We still have an assort­

ment of Colored Novelties worth from ;>oc to S1.25 per
yard.

Your choice up to 50c for 2sc.

N oi'ir choice up

lo $1.25 for 50c.

Olool $bfrt Olaists
We have a few new arrivals in

Shirt

Waists, which,

with our well ^elected stock, makes ours the most com­
plete line in the city, ranging:
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in prices from

We show a handsome waist in slot seams
ms style.
Ask to sec it.

Underwear
In Ladies and Children’s wool and fleeced Union Suits
and two-piece Suits our line cannot be beaten.
Jersey vests and.pants. 25c.
and pants. 50c.

Heavy

Ilxtra heavy Jersey vests

We also show Camel’s Hair. Buckskin,

Medicated and jersey ribbed all wool.
When in need of anything in

Dress Goods.

Hosiery,

Uoderwear, Table Linen. Blankets. Cloaks and Carpeu or anything in the Dry Goods line, visjt the old
stand.

Alfred V.
Friedrich

THE WUIHEB S!S!M=r:

_ IMO BETTER

IO and IS
RVIKN-m

SUITS AM RVERCMTS
IT’S TRUE.
BENDA

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this Eve. tm ii o'clock,

BENDA

Special Valnes in Dress Skirts. Another Bir Lot of
New Styles Just Received.

Pans Vou $*en Cboss

Srnm ilndmwrte?
» Placed on Sale Cbis morning «
All new styles but only one of a kind in the lot—Black,
Colored and I ’ancies, at

OnB-lhlrJ off Regular Prices
$«« OMndoiv Display!

Sleln()era's-fc*“SS^“®“
STORE

rhildrei.-n l»eavy flvT. isl und»rr»rrar. al!

made of French flannel, in rose, green, blue and reo,

Price Only

IMsiVeBMc^rCs., PreprM^.

F*AIR

$2.25.
Heavy MilcN Knaniclcalf
vamj.s. Dull ioj,s just
the siioc vour l>oy would
hke.

dtp Bock Stert

FRANK M. PAINE, Florist

VIOLIN LESSONS

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Handsome
Enamel
Shoes
For Boys

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anywhere in America—sec ours and you'll know

j shoes sold in the city. :

Ur CoYcll made a f* w remark* appropriat* to the o< caklitfi and taid iu
jiaii:
“Oo Toep.Uy Ihr trpubllc^f Will
hold auelecttoo. b.a jrar# a|fo the
daevocraU turned over the affair* of
thacoveiiiment to tiie r. iiuLhiau* aod
■luoa that time wuudrou* cliangea bare
i
Uki« puoe Hefort* that tima laborf lAff ineu well idle, *Iio|mi and facto^'Ho* were ftill and Ilic CKtmueroe of
tha World Wh» carried ui
which
did Bot earry the *Ur* and *tripi •
•‘Tlie demormta hart jMii d the Wil*ou law, a froe trade measure, to jirotide fond* for the exiieoie.. of the govoniment
‘'Tbe^• was a lack of stability io the
i
tovornmeiit aud a lo«f of cooticleooe in
j
the adminutration ('onfideoce was
i
nwtored wht« tlie republican adminis-

Are now in order. Autumn in­
doors ‘may outrival outside
beauties il the home is imde
auiactive. No home is toraplcie without "v riano. and at
the j.rives we are makin- on the

SfiitCilif ISeatcmstmgil

Cwwua or Usvtaa NoeiAl Uotbsriaa
MS IteoMIr TatiM tbs rise oI

i'i'r.r

The maattofr wa« called to ordar by
Hod Jaa 11 Monroa. chair
tbarapobUeanoouuty cowmiltee. who
inirodoirad VuiU A Butaa Dbtrlot AtUimay U. U Onrrll aa tbr

'i<ui reoaved trom the welt ko
WuJ Ca of Bortoo.* good »up,J} o. their writitig pepen
putupint ^perHuw. adt m the) sdvertise in aU the .
|>romineot inageiiaet. AW> tome of their 6ne teem goods

with frmit baoa

A. J. WILHELM
AT THE OU) STAND

SOUTH SIDE

LdUu-s* hr4vy walL'in:; *kUirt-.. antUlu-r l.»t

n«t.i.H«-|tr walM^ ...........
nsnnt-l a sinL..................
FurscarK . ..............

8c. lOc. 15c
10c. I 6c, 10c and 25c
m f. ^2 1 Qc, 23c, 2Bc, 30C'
f..v*uii).i .. ..$1.76
60c and 76c
I -OO to $3 OO
..98c toSIO

AsHasrBi Oo. j EEiPrork-aSa

bo It Tflday
See the Line New Hats
just opened on
our front tables-no
popular shape or color
bnt what is
represented here-Ouaiities from $1.00
to $4.50.

Nu Better
Hat
For the money was ever
made than the $3
Derby we show

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•cGTENIHG RECOUP
»—WITF—"
mAVEimcioiTy.

' . PttBVMinMi kacwu^ tciyi

HOME A »>LAV BUILT.

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a«c M« «• afcoKU sot b* toUadt
miohioam Otool Britsia la aaUa OMbaotloao

ORAMD TRAVCREK HERALD

Children

•W . JSi'SiSS.SSiJSSS.
taearvUcaiHt
'SnUERIk. Uj9k

BONNIE SCOTLI

±HAta,7oacoaMtee«>

’.WTCSMeLV.I

rtl«o«> oM(r. Loodoo *«r* Bioch I, rtt tbiikt Robert
with de<WlpCi<» of pl»«. remedy la the
bod^n thd*.jWoiM^brajcj^

’ WrltteabykKci^
tacky Anoraey-ot

Im hM Mat«etM to pire o dc
•crtptlTO laetort of liti tHp illoatrotod
with • ir»T7 iM oolUetion of Bteroop.
irm sozt TriAmj oirbt ot the
Fim IfethodiEt oborcb. Evorjbodj
llkoi to boor Mr. Loodoo Ulk obooi
bti trip oiBd ovorybodf lUoo to mo
ittfolldotWM Tb# proceed. wiU

MrUHlJCAM c OUN

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Owk^
MOMSsr S. WALTBB.
r«AfiK w. wiLnoir.
PkrOEWNNfTr—^-______

Utt, kttJU M.roSDAl, MoVtiUlllM t UM

tto eboifo whotoTor for hU oddrMo
Oertota other foAtorot of »p ci«I Ir..
It ore procBlNod ood oil io oil it
ibot thU oatortoioment will bo
OM of tbo mootioterMtlof of thii or..

PRAMS OF
HALLOWE’EN

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sa.:SssSSsS

iMihio- lit IVkluK.
leu d*u..h;.i*i of
piin.^T. will iH* the McdmtR. a female
ler WiU Inairuet Km'Iu ui l.nuilEh.
re*iM>ii Im tlmi the »iupre».!. need.
luterprelet M
when enli rtalning 11
le. of forelKU nilm»t.-r»

FBEIIsasstss
birth. Tbecommgmoibert

Inr, pcnctritlar Unlmenl rcUcrcs
QSkxl distress. A good-natured mi
is pretty sore to bare a good-natBred child.
The patient is kept In a stronr, healthy
which the child alto inherits.
ertsu qnJckly and tlmost ptlnlessly.
ttHsts In her rapid recorery, and wards
off the danirers that so oflea follow deUrery.

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LttUe Mlachief Done by Young
•tera Lest Evening

B. u, Aiai;r«

4RC LIGHT WAS LOWERED

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.From the ASohlD»on Kau Haile
Globe. J-Thi. i. the MwiRm when ihe
wotnaa who kaow. the beat remedte.
for croup i. in demand in every neigh.,
boshood. One of the meat terrible ,
thinga in the world i» to t>e awaken^j
in the^ddie of the night bv a whoop!
from one id Ihe children. The croup
diet are almost a. sore to t»e loaf '
I a revolver i. i
for croup known a» hive avrup aud ,
tola but acme modem ino*her«i mat
that Cliabinerlain’M Cough Kemedy i‘, ,
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aomucl. It
throw u]i she I
phlegm” quickvr and give#, relief in I
a ahoiiertimk Give thie remedy aa |
•oon aa the cronpy coush
and i
it will laevent the attack. It never I
fails and is pleasant and aate to uke. !
For nle by Ja. O. Johnaon
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4«ao. U. UBOOO.
«BO.,W. CUMTf^

A chiM 0(1(1*. O.A T. Boom

mmrn nke AatWar .f
AflameKealtaefl Twa AmMtlaa*.
Tb.
Mra. Genevieve <J. Halmw. .uthor of whtali au^
abild wa. la anM acoa# aad at.
the •uci'eaaful play of New York eociety life. “Heart. Aflame.’* attrlbuwa her
flmtl auccea. a. a pUywrlxht to faith
In herm^lf. lu her atilittj to aiKwd.
Since childhood Mrn. Ilalnca. w ho U
the Ji> Ife of Ituberl Ualaev. the actor,
p. aad ta ieaa tbaa two weeka
well. Mra Beaaoa i. a well
and has Ui-nwdf been on the atage. bad
ra Twaident of Kellar. Va. Pain
tXH-n filled with nn ambition to be­
Balm ia aa aatieepsic liaimeht and
come h dramuilnt. After many fallorea eapeoially valaabie for bum., cut..
abe (amipk-UHl her now famoua plxj
aud aubmlttod It lu a |.romlnent mantger f«T hi» opinion. He refused It.
■aylia the entire pUn of the drauiR
waa ImiKiEsible.
“Ihat.” aaid Mm
“arouv-d
,tny fiRhtlnc hloo*l. «n
The cmiavEE douavvi of rinnii In•nd* eaubllshlin; n nrl»* kcIul.I u. tbe *

Just as
Advertiseit
e*»a wa u4nHitt aa ft.
tkh aa aAra/t Aart (Aa
joa* (a^l mr ft,.

COM (»(Aa«t « as/a(Aa#
Ao* h, ,tft.
iwed t
p»auv> ma»h, tu.. full length back and
iront
Ihe aeat iw genuine buE
frame uphulMlered with l.e»i leather. tUlior

0, ear firtt fhfit 350 OitUnmt ffkft (a nhet (*wa. UOi,,'
3m,iitf Itftft Iff, 90c up.

J. W. SLATER •

I Gentlemen ^js.
y

THIS KVENlNO^Beuda'wtll h*iI 60c !
value Both Oentury •UHi'endera for j

Which Might Have Caused
Very Serious Trouble
AAMOa T. BLIM oT Boirteow.
^LBX MAllLAMOerMo

%'CT.-rr;n..«.,o.
•• • uaJnciTMecoT or il
There probobly cover woE^olorg*
jruwd of yoacgitere oed tboio wbo
.re eomewhot older oot on the eueet
•n Hollow'oui than were obrood Ioe.
.reninif. Hot tbooKb eome tnnooeu
(au woi icdolged lu, Uiere probiobl.

VBB^*aABLC« A

r A. WIUIIKV or Vo

1^5|jJBtIoo aI*|
A ^TbATatriTir 'K^

of Wmwmm,

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u la. WUIUIIT orudwoMe.

. ASumMAIaD e. DOHitAailorOmUo
OaUAMUO C. I
JAA n. MOMItUE.
rOttClHLE ABUl MKNTA
Tlmee who heard the argomeuU o
Ualtod BUtM Seaator J O. Barrow
oo tbo nattona] leeoet lost ulght, can
sol bat be oooricoed of the raloe o
Ibeaerriop rendered the nation by lli
repablloea party. Senotor Rorrowa !•
hte obtfaotM’Utic. ioitiool etyle. oom
biaod with eloqnecoe. care a apendi.
oipoeitioo of the re«M>oe why republi

i

edmlaletrattoB by a etraifiit repbnii
OUI TOla next Toe«Uy. The reciu
el whal bae been aooompUehed eino.
PfSkidmit MoKlnley wae eleoie*
wm •eterulninii and hl*Uiy in.trootlfS, aad while the addrees wa
Of Ibe ■troBfeat argnmenu over
boia. Baoator Barrowa gave mnob' lufa^toe for the benoflt of al
tbeaddreea waaab e. oomprehcaeiT
bbI worthy of the decided morka oi
approval whloh it called forth. Tbeu
1. ao doobt bat that last nlghi a t
lag will aarvo a good end oa
Tnaaday. Hepablloane who were
oar were Impceieed with reneweo
foibi Wllb the linportaaoe o( a fol.
The natioa oannot afford to al

Chief Rennie had a large force o
.pecud police oot till thie momloK
«jd wherever there wae a orowd oi
oongeiere bent oo tnleobief o£ a de
irnotivo nature. It wae a pretty eaf.
'ioeee that there wae a policeman oeai
t hand.
Wiodowe were eoaped everywhere,
ick.taoke were doiag ineir ca.tomar}
work and roelo eirlngt were makluf
.be night more or ieee aueioeL Ver^
iitle uialiotoa. mieohief wap atleiupi
There waa one thing done, however,
hat might bare reaalled very siriou.
iv. One of the arc lurhl. oo Ujo eiM
ide wax let down almott to the aur
<aoe of the etnot
If any one
trunk or eober. had come in oooUo
vtih this light, ao.'ldeotally or other
wt*e, Inetaut death would hare beet
me reault. Chief Kenuie ui»n Ineaiigation found that the lowering
it the lamp wae aooldentol aad that
.he boje Who were eoppoeed to hav«
lommiiied the aot wore innocent o.
maiiDloua InieuL
When JuUueJohneou heard of tie
etiiog down of the light, he went u
tot haete to put it np again. In tbi
iiadow a hitching poat had Uen Uld
»oroM (be path, and in hit hurry tc
each the light, and prevent troubh
dr. Johnaon hit ibe i>oat and wa^
brown from hie wheel Very form
aately be wae not eenonely hurt.
la anotber place wb«re the atrett
arae dark, aome young fellowe tiao
llie elreet
bat it had
oetier be romored. ae the nre tcau.
night be called out and eome cm
ulghi be injured or killed when th.^
obetmetion wae etruok. The young
ellowe eaw how it was afur a whilr,
dl but one. wbo ineieted that he
rould not bare a hand in remorin.
he
obetrooiion Chief
Uouulv
bought differently, howerer. and vo
did hU buggy whip. The young
ellow flnally got the Idea, after be
uad aampled the buggy whip and loat
.••rt of hU coat ooUar. He told the
chief that he wa. only in fun. and the
hief Informed him that the head ol
»he department waa only in fun. too
Uul the pole fan removed, and the
ourig Amorloan helped to remove iL

tadaetrlee of the ooontry would re
aalse a blow from which it might lakt
yoBN to reoorer. The polioiee of thv
‘tapabUeaa party oo the tariff, flnanct
aa4aar foreign reUtlooa aare proret.
that they are right aad it le due Free
Idmit Rooeereli that the repoblioani
of the aatloo atand by him la thv
wotb ampped out for the coming two
jowi aad give the admlnUumtion the
•apfort that Iteeervioe. hare deeerreo
olaoe Preeidaai McKinley flret axenmec
tba reiaa of govorament.
Ltk there be a fnU vote on Toeeday
Ul ereiy repablioan oongreaEman be.
HE HADN’T THE PRICE.
olofMl aad let the complexion of the
^Mipblgaa leglelalire be each a. to
Pl«e»o.| Mor... Ciot Ti
,ma|oGeaeeal Bae^l A. Alger’a aeat
tiaara •• Tlrh.
• Li t I c have two good cigara," ea
,U
Ualtod Biatoe ooaaU an amated
,tbe| aflor the axplraHoa of the tanp J. Piell nl Morgan to ihc man at t
cigar sund of the Arllugiou hotel
for I^loh be ba. beau appointed.
TbareU ao doabi aa to the election
of Ibo tppobUoaa eandidatee in Oraac

SBOOflflfl uf an anketpriaa
whIMi vtU laevB a gruat Imaeik to
O-wM BcilaU aad bar poflflflflfllsafl* A
sahli.tolhBortoBk ttom tha» iUaltod
8^ sadar ffOTafamant ooa
eoBirolU
a p#Hsl that oar aaat ooBffraM
_ •flbsald
I to the Phil
■tadMjiHih OartotaraatotothaPhilaad Hawaii, lat atona oar
wSaiatol latotiaaa with Oatoa asd

Thu uuiveriity of 1‘euu.ylvauia i»
now 111 pOMRStou of Ibe rioheiRl coileclioa of Bubjlouun ami.iaitici in
iho world. The euItan of Turkey in
recogniilou of *ervh e. rendered hj
Prof. HiUireoht to tl>e ImiH rial mo.oof OoavtanUDOi.l
nlm with, tne collection which he hav
placed in the nnivertiiy uiufeam.
I’lie oolieotioa i. autwrior to that ol
the Brlti.h inuEeuui.
Capl. Gove, of iheEliip Koti George,
ploked up four iKmudi of aiuU'rgri. on
vhe way from Honolulu, aud i« alnmi
ll.Oou richer in coaMxjueuue. From
mil Bbipa<dead whale wa. Euen boat*
ug ou the lea. loou aftoy leaving
liawali. and the captain aleeied iht
veaiel alougRide. lacale wai made
(Alt to the whale uud the otkXOAU wa»
rolled over, I lie uinb rgrii Hjalin^
I way from it It u uied ui a ba>e in
iho mEiiufacturo of p .rlimery, ai o
-he hofct gr.deM readily bring
an
mure Oapt. Gove believe hi« luti
MjaudJlot will net him
nu ounce
For Mine time puat ilie autboritte*
•f Altman In the Cripjde Creek. Col.,
(lEtrirt, which enjoy, the diitinctlon

^
NoUoaorwpaclal Kleeilua.

.ViKdlior dream .d Miw. J|uine„‘ tniM
nlM* .>.ii»e irmHurin-- Hie e.vtly
at.Tk'i h ..f her eaM i j. w iiry -l.e h.-r.H. lf
trod iliH U.u.l>. h*-r pn.te-iou. l dul!e-( tu^•e•»^:I! i!y e\pe-^t| h.-j I# .U the
dlMtiiiituils of the liJe of tla Hai<hnL'
|)l !le,r
.She I.eiL'e.1 |.i ou a
h.dn.- of
her own.
r.y the euei-e^s .,f ‘ ll. arli
All.iUie* both h.T niul.m..;!*. a.-If le
ul.iU-d.
Wliva Hie ivtuie-. liom Hi.,
pluy Uvaii i-.lhiii; ja. Mix Hmiw.*
lurmnl trout |l.-.v laot.liM,' to n.'.a-e
buildla;.'. ond til,, htvl U l- sreat
va. .
.New

CONSrOEREO THE INDIANS
aterratlax

Mrotlax

uf Ik*

Whp Dot Save SOc. ?

vT
.\ MAN who s#|Krnd. $M.W or $3.50 for a lair o| ihocs
without first seeing our new $2.50 bcxuiics, is simply
ihrovring xwxy SOc or $1.1)0. \Vc show xc% cral styles in
our custom made42.60 sliocs with iny name slanqKrd on
the bottom to insuic the quality, and when you slip into a
jiair and sec how nice fitting, caxy and subsianlixl they
arc, you wonder how we can give so much value for the
money. — Well, 22 y-cars of piactical experience has uught
us how. Try a pair, you will be jilcasctl.

Jl. S. Truman Pr^htai Sboeman

Love & Raff ^Electricians
11^ p-rors«
Electric Bells, Electric Fixtures. Combiruttlons Gas and
Electric Fixtures, Lamps. Telephones. Bat
terles. Dynamos and Engines.

By reMolntlou of the city council
•JOih.
Wlrios •

umi by

the old ilfe with
smile, lleri* in
r w..ikri*.uu. its K
ciiUu her dt u. (!
siV M lU
huum (I day la
-itdaiu.
hi
.tudy. .\t preoint nhe U piepain
play uiid nvaMiiti: au .1.1
of which Mill Ik* pr«Mlitecd

hld.nt of Gall ban l« Imrk In the
►Ixti.T. la* m.im A-l.H*t.tl a m.-mlMT .»f the
c l.-cbh'-turo ami ai?Ki mtv«^ tlie
.* of raliforalH f.»i .f.nir years
attorney pemral
ills recoin fle<nioii a- s- .v.mor
ernioiit w.n. the nnuli of the ir

OH eiotb Square,
and €eld tUe^tber
hand in hand. The cold weather lo remind you it
is lime lo get your stoves ready for constant use, and
no stove is set up without a handsome square of oil
cloth or linoleum. We have them in all sizes, fourquarters. six quarters and eight-quarters.

Cbe Tinest Cinoleum
is used by so many and it is so serviceable. The pat­
terns are the handsomest we have ever carried, not
only for stoves but all parts of the house. Diningroom.
Kitchen. HlII and Bath room, different patterns that
are most suitable for each room.

OH eiofb Binding
A most necessary article, comes in packages to fit the
different sizes of oil cloth squares, and includes the
four corner pieces and special tacks enough to pul it
down.

Jirt Squares
A splendid line of newest patterns and colors and dif­
ferent sizes, selling from $5.75 up.

Beautiful Rugs
We are showing a profusion of handsome, high-grade
American and Oriental rugs at wonderfully low prices.
H you are in need of a rug for your parlor, library,
hall, dining room, door way. piano you certainly
should see the bargains offered. Daghestan. Cariha.
Nava)o, Smyrna. Burtworth. Velvet. Moqueite, in all
the richness of oriental coloring.

IS u xvi nnocuu
(xcitiiis iK>mi.
Grttm Mouuta

1 rxiupaigu which Uie
State h.n» cxpcrUnccd

Womaa’a

lUvnac aguiu.st pniltibitlun. .Vt Ibe
I*olli General kU-i’uIb>Ui;b fallcU tu rerirat M.B.Chufx-h.
(X^lve a majority of the vote cast, alThere was a goo<l attendance iaat tbough be had the blgh.*Ki number.
evantngai the mexung of the’Womau a Later tc waa dci'tcd goicrnui by the
Foralgu Muatonary aoolety of the »Ute leglmlature.
General McCulU.ugb was bum In
•Ami, by lh« way.- be added. -I Fir.t Methodiai ohnicU ”The InDcUwarc aud went lo C-allfumla iu hU
have no monay.utaa.” wa. the .abject of the meet- youth. In 1873 be removed to Vev*Tte mao bahind tha i*ounur amtled.
mg.
and the following proffiam wa. inonb lie own. a 2ikj acre farm to
klaktoff that tha great flnasder
oarrladoat:
amthern Vermont; near Ibnnlngton.
NTpetrating a IIlittle joke.
••An App.ichUoa qf the Golden
But tha mao i
fare through L„„„
Rala ’-Mr.. Laufmax. *
0«t oFltMth’E Jaw*.
porketo mud ^apeated: “1 mean juat
•Th. 0,iea B>.k.” xolo-Mli.
•When death
what 1 aay-l tore no change. The
dart at the daah^IdU fMy you.ftajihg whkh. Mr. Morgan lighted tj 1. Dot»#"-Mr., Dr. M
one «f the cigar, and moved off. The
lUo.tMion,
-ludUi
HomM"dark at the hotel desk paid
lid Ug* bll
aad added it to Mr.
i*a account Qitdj, L.«hB,n.
The fifty
••Th. lUlMlbn of Oiw Chiroh to th.
lloava kllMluamor aocirty of tha

THIS KVKNINO B<

^ isiLisir ii! X-L-.il?

JlntHthH

• r |H a. .Mt>. a.'ijues

treeu With rock taken from the waite
lump of the FharmiciEt iniuev.
VERMONT’S GOVERNOR.
vome of it looked ao well that eamplev
0«er n Viriiibrr of tbr 1 altfur#ere taken at random aud ama3 ed. ano
»ln l.ratMlalwre.
.he returua ^oweti au average value
Il iH net often ih.tt a uiun ba. ko
.1 |ii) in gold a ton. A. a re.olt men lied .1 c:tn*cr that two Klatea cnll him lu
K-gon hauling away the .treet .ur
-ce until JBopi*e
.he PnarmK.i ct Diutny
to the redaction milU
Alter nn interval of .everal week.,
ihe immigration of Koumauian Jew.
nrough Vi. uua for the I’nited StateH
IOE recommenced lieavilj. Two par
de. of eoiigraut. numbering 400 |.erlons. left lavt Tuehday aud SVtd
ueaday. Ttie moat remarkable feature
thiE revived movement it that hall
the emigrant, are men. whereai'
rmer partiea were almoat entirely
mpoved of women and children,
le ineu now emigrating are chiefly
luma
k wild mau Shat ha. been frighten#
iOf farmer, aud their children near
Jumberland. Md . for more than a
uonlh. nnlil the latter were afraid to
•obooi. wa. captured thi. week
de wa. almoat nude aud had br«n
.laying lu tiie mouuiain. iu a .liaok
ahlch be con.iructed oat of .lick,
lie ref cued to give any account ol
Uimaelf further than to »tate tliat the
nouutaio. were hi. home and
mimaU hi. aMOCiatt.n. Ue la not
uore than S5 year, old and a giant in
lature
Their mutual love for their 18 year
old Eon loiwreuce reconciltd Mr. abd
Mra 1.0UI. W. Groat ol New York
who had
divorcs-i. Tlie divorce
annulled, they
rted a aecond time aud are now living
No lid; Fifth avenue

To the tax paving electora of the city
cf I'raverae Oily. Mich
Notice is hereby given that a upeoial
moellug of the nwident tax i«viug
(dectoTM of said city will l>e held in
the couuoH roomM over Kngioe House
Na One on r«RS Ktre^d. in Laid eitv on
Moti.l.tv the lOUi day of Noveinl»er.
from one o’clock in theafte
to fceveii o'clock in the aftonni
imono of
►aid day. for tlie purpove ofr submitting to aaid tax (wying electora, for
their determinatioo by ballot, the
question of l*orrowiug by aaid city,
the Mum of tweiitv thouMand dullara
(#A).000 00) to be used and exio^nded
by said city for the purclmkc uud in
aialliug of new pumiM iu thu preMeht
Water Work. Plant owned by aaid

512 J5

hair, with y »»«rf *tcel ^pringx

Very few stores carry such an assortment. It will be
our pleasure to help you enjoy the looking and it may
—you will find just what you have been waiting for.

IKL.I. TMK

4

THE Hannah & lay
. MERCANTILE COMPANY
i Ol-rv’, MIO»4.

TUM ivainm Ranns nuTBiux m «cb.!}ah'ida» Rovavam i t»M
BTAOE A*D PhATFORM
j
A pla> that pomx>^
»turdy'
manhood and the deepest vinamy.j
poascanct more than oruu''.ar> inicrcRl j
Features of One Being BuUt at
as an cofcrtaincr .^nd av a «udy of I
Puget Sound Nary Yard.
evciyday life. Few melodrmmav are ^
as strongly buiii as • Human Hcaiu.**j
a positive success lor several sca>on% j *
FOB UBE or BIOOE3T WaBBHM
that a-ill be presented at Sleinljc-*s 1
Graml Open House n*»t FtidiyJ
Nov 9^ There w nothing art fxUl « ]

m

UfJ 4:i:V

GRUT CMLIHG WHil?

]^Cabl^\V^x
WooJtex gu»ent» are -Fasihii* Fa»UkM" beonae U
nuteri are in telctfrapMe touch with the bahion centeia..
I and cut by artiata. every Wooltex
amit is a work

•r Tm«» tlandred Tumm Per Host.

0\rr t‘A the- ruKci >--suud imvjr yard a
p:t-. v «f cou»U".icilou vr.jt k U being lar
rkd cu by a la-adkbn: suU drtdglng
cuiaii^ii.y tUi j' full t>r

HANNAH & LAY CO.

Of»»H lUTro hM a peeslUr
all lu omu Whearrer a faetory ta
oortplatA^ in that city, Um l»oard or
trade fi
which a ifMiera
the oltixeua of the loam The liamhaiB fflere faotroj U the toam'a lataet
uiahDfaotoripK loatltutlou, aud whaa
rotapbti d five wtieka himoe. a ball
oraotiiaal maftnifioenoe will
gitw.
Tiia mombara of the local board of
trade will oltioUto aa hoeta for the
ercnluir

drilled In th.- h<i|>e of finding aalt or
oil The wt^ll will be pot down to a
depth of 4,000 reel
Kranoee Olaen. a tbrtMi y«ar old
daughter of Mr and Mra Andrew
OUen. prominent at Qpdllla*.. died
taet night after taking half a doa.m
poieonoue pill* which were in the
room of a eick reUlire.
Thf toul unmber of emailiiox
in thf
te i;i
in whlclr il haa been ie eU
bnt two of theee hoaai«« thorongh dle>
HINDOO BABA'S MISSION.
infiKstlon auu fumigation bae been
rarried ool under the immedUte aupervliion of the board of htwlth. The
Italu
Pn-iiJMimii.J niunHii. %U<k.i4>>
two' remaining booaee have no aiok
patumu therein and will be ready, that Uc ban . ..uir m.-r I..tc to .•uux7,t
and xhv quarantine rained nut Uter tb«* riilt.al Stal.-a 1.. tlM* wiiTHldp ..f
than Friday of thi. we.^k. All oaaee Krlahua. lb.* x-al ».f ib.- lIlud.Hja. :.r
rlvcRl at .\iw V.wk lb. ..ibcr day ..u
hav(« betm very talhi.
tbe Wblli* Star lUici 0.tMiru% aaji tUc
John lielleiue of Ixmmia haa aome NVw Y..ik Tiiu.-H T!..* Iiaba I*. \ big
of the largeat applea that have grown
that violiiliy for many yeara. The
appia.^ are of the Wolf Hiver variety.
S8 of which weigh ItK'., fiuunda One
apple meaeurea in ciroumferenoe 16
inchea, and weigha l‘j iwnuda
\\> u.hhIup KT.hUi,,,.Jacob Neier of Ooh
of the aame yarielr wh
in oironmforence 18 in.
1 pound and
William Kent, a fhloago oapltaliet
vlierr b.v Iumiu. Im.iih mul hv
ti|M* to iii. r.MM- ibe uuiulM-r.
.who uwna thonaauda of aon.a of cut­
over landa lu Menuiuiuee ami adjacent I I.UI e.ruiu.; t.i N.-w Yn
ouuutiea. la Urgely'adding U> hlahold- tun* and Hhall t^-iu.iiu I.
Inga in tliat dutrict. U ia bia mienturn locolonin* tbc tract, und the llrM
aettler. at.- . spiH'Ujd in tlio .pring. •
I.y tU.Thi* lands are satiable for sugar be«*t
IIv ery imod
and many other oro|w..
Vnd buiid.l.
ui. ami they
I'la. II ud they
Ten striking mluer. of the Fenusj I ! uiii Miuil.*:
ifiri luucU to
Vania anthracite coal r.*gion were in
1* a Ml. k 4u
Feloskey this wt-ok on Ibelr wayf ,i -bwl. I.
home Thev liaJ come north to work
' in the woods dunug the strike
respona. to an" inquiry as to which work
iliey preferred, the mru replied that
they preferred the mines hr all odds,
, will 1..- iiuire ac.uraie, as I
luy 4uf..iiu iXi.iu that hand, i
ns they conld keep w^rm limre daring
. wrin.-u a
enll.-.l *lmthe winter, and they douhted their
».f l^udou • •
ablUly to keep from freezing iu the t«;
Tb.wl«dMi 1.* A vegctsrlau. ia:d iu Uls
lumber woods of Michigan
tbe mouke e.tt hut .4tCC U
Dr J. M. IWblcsor
Oroek. ,
leewulug.
the laiuou* eolhor ami leclorer on
*
____
splriluHlism, has
inlished quite a
lubahitants
f. n r»r a uiau ov»*r hi years old.

,:“,t.s.

I

■ I—»-

7,...r

“is

trip around the world.

piacc uhlch Ih r.u>.-ul fonaMwn
fur the- r.i. luciiou
iiuiv»u>: ibo uaVul kaiioun v( I be* iViUuuy, ...ivs lUe

feot health and aa lively aa a yonng
man. He at*ribotoe hla good health
to
fact that be la a yegeiarian.
not liaving eaten any meat in 40 yeara
Be had large aodienotw at hU lectnrto
eepaolally in New /.wland, Anatralia
and Snglaod.
A yonng buck deer oame borne with
J: B. Light foot *a cattle, and waa eo
tame that Kd. Llghtfoot «wpture<l it
Md BOW haa it in a pen where it eata
from hta hand and aeema to be very
Will
tame. He haa written to the game
warden for a permit to keep it J. W I. nud I li.'.muicui !• ;ml. i «Miitiuual
Baboook and wife were in the violLlty .
ill la.iMii'.*: • !of the Weqnetongeing baaeUll ground II. !-« whu h ih.- Kbitijuu u.Huui «f ihf
I'tUI
Saaday aitemoon picking np beech- l..ir»HM
Bata, and had their haby iu a oab a lu ruii. t M»uud tilt- t'liiidliioiti. urc.KUcU
abort dUtanot from them. They h^wrd tlini |N*ruian«nt liuprov«-ui«-ui« lu wlUthe laby aaying dog. dog. and were eaiu;: .iiid d..i-jN-iiliia the * Iimuii*-U are
M» lu flirt i\H Wrll IIM lu II.IIIU
dnmbfcmnded to tee a bear aittlng on
111.* new phitit uill la- i.i tli.* u.„uTn
hla haonohea about ten feet from toe ru.l .if III.*, luivy yard. uIm.iii 4«»«» >*rda
oab. They yelled and Mr. Bmlu leia- «•:.>! Ill tl..- U.uud.ift ll udi ...U-IHl t.f
urely loped off into the hruah - liar- tv... I.lh.iquil pill*, thr *f..|
ni.d o.Hhm; pluuT. uhi. 1. will Ihbor Bpriiiga Graphic
III l.iiinli I|.•U1 tb.‘ wlMiiv I-Iid, nod
Xn Pet..r Jobin, Grand Haven baa a
oltixun poeeeaaed oi a memory moat th.- wlMif, \vhi.)i will «-vi.-ifl f.i CaTyi
I ..I Ui.- *l..d
remarkable. Peter can tell tbe exact
date of any eocorrence of local inter- Tlu- hli.d
vabHl mi.i
eat that liaa tranapired within the hni.dlu.u . iial .-HHd. ;.u.l Mincl
fwit quarter of a ctmtory. lie ofbm will I....... .
A.tb I.......... .
wb.irf

CCcndensed Hews j
I
^otmuhigan]

He is ^ per-1 iXie pn-s< ut day.

caa.if.

iu il-

by au . l.i
f.’« l li.iic. w
pa. liy .,f
.Fm

*vM.-ui
l u.- Menl
I.. -V. |..St hub JHI.I
J .1 T.4SI
.-n

:t*F. i.yt ..r ti.-Nti.
Fb.'.l 1.. lb.- 4.U1.I obMii
Tim UIW.-^*
will
f.vt m l.oiubi sihI w>M
ha VO ano*
..f M.vty fivt lu
b'liCth.tl.Sl .ail I-.- <wuau ..u* ov.*i the
Ill .*M.lliu: H wurnUlp
d*H k of
nio Muoneb . tiinee
from bii.F at fh • end ..f ibe w herf d*
i.flly into Ibo l.uuk.n* ..f lb.- ►hip.
I .Hf«-.-i .Mlotu* III.- .--..ilim: wliarf
I Im .lr.-.li:>.| psi f»vl
a . lyauu
wi.b-. .1.'.
l-.u;: ;|||.1 iU"* f.i-I »le«*p.
The imn.iii.I ►O. II1..1 lo III.. .?r...l;:iug
will iH. umhJ lo im in lilMl.*t III.- ►I..niKe
fclieii;.wlili tbeiveults thai iho *li,..l will
Ih* p\ii pia.-ilcAlly .>11 M.1.1 ur..ui.d
.Vs -..HUi a* Ua- .-..uli .. I wa* ►u-ued
the .oim.i.loi* iHc;.:. Ihxtoik of
pivpuaiioii for ..If:tin;: «.ii ih.- work
l.y ihe uioM uupiv.t.slmeth.sU of .-..u
Mni. fi.ui. Ilull.*iu;:'. w. i. .•i.-. ust near

rcr

getlHT w th a |►.w«l li.iUM- .lud Hhop
bulblltr.:. i:vi*rytliiug |^H.s^.l.‘ !► In-ing
done l.y iischiu. .-\. Tbe plant foi dnv-

WANT OEPARTIIEIIT.
trhs

'iiantic surv ot an h.*no!
bUckMuith ullmg in h»'c w;
mg a Iicft>riuc‘1 adteut:
marrying
liacksl
••icil*’ol a tillamouN a
:heir l>ing, tl c i»en. is
»or murder, aliliough
Km
illy the truth
aled, he IS icltaxJand the vi.lain an.I his accomphct
punished. M he |Jav abound, ii
icily throughmii am? is .ilw.its |s»jw
A ilcliglilful .staigc i»iescutaihm will
be the allrat tarn, *‘.\ Sisin s l.t»tr.*‘
be at Siem!»erg’>, tit.in**
t>iHrra H.mse I..night
The p!ay 11 .1 clean, putc, . on.e.I>
drama intcipiclctl lA .Misse>s Panime
Cooke and Mar dlinion, the work!
. shtxning stats, who ate suj>IKjtTed by then own tompai.x .n. mi:cplional cxceilem r
I hcsreneri whirl. ,s aii i^a -ied b>
the comjiany was ]iamut? irom angi­
nal thawings ol hmon. kHaiit.n an;:
all the pmi>cnas an J utiur at .esv.iiet arc the han.iiwork 4>t ilie
elfident | ro|.ertv makers oi liie Utirid:
M.inv meriTorions mwcilies will »h
to.!uced bv Misses C.K.kc ..nd
Chnlon who. asi.Io lion.
their wonticriull art ura. y w ith rillc
and pisitil anti in shooting glask balk
a louniam ol real water, apj.les
tree, playing Yankee I »dt..IIe and
other jiatriotic airs 5v shooting thtcs ilyat a zilophone. ami doing in.iny
quaint and cut tons tricks w ith silent
Thcie will lie a '/ouave
drill, in whit h will U* mlttsliH ptl an
imitation ot the s» almg oi the Wall bi
China by our bi*^c st.iilier bo>s m the
Orient. Among the inembets ot the
y sup|>orting Misses and <"!:nMissUeatroe Oaniuouii, .A.
\ Hall, Ktkhe C.orman. t*. Muait
Johnson, (ico. .M. Dexere. K Hiiuhclifle. kichartl kid.l;.:h, Ktlgai Healey,
all of whom are well ami i.iv..iabl\
known to thcaitc patron*.

ViFM pll.-*. llmr win N- remi^of I wo hind pih* drivers

^

•“ trouble.

I af wkMt aa4 auh.

-Evrrr Miminrr 1 havr bad to take males
but DOW 1 use •I\wre.’ 1 uke four table.
t and 1 am now eudthastuUimenp-

FOR SALE

KiS£&3-CF»|g'
j---S'S-

'

I rtn.wu. Kuwd i.m.^

Cb«rc is a reason why Voung’s Rats
are the leaders, not only in nuantity
sold, but leaders in style and quality,
aie are agents.for tbtm and showing
the full line in all dimensions, most
satisfactory hat produced. Cry one.

Price $3.
E. Wli-HI
AOKISI-r.
NEW BLOCK.

Th.- f.H.kh.sn*.

..0.1

Th..i.;r.«*n|i nr iJ
.!.-)MTitn.*ni -'■T\V».Hl.ln»:l..ii. i.ss.,;i.tziii*: ilmt Iwiiubo...
th. <ery inpinMay of Ji|%«n. i* n iiuit.*riifl whit'll Would ,h;it .* niMiiy ix>iium*rt-ial u— It. it.is '.sumtiy di.I not Iho
O..M ..f iniiHinnr..... in.mni
bieb. U
tr.Min: t*. iinnMn-s. ,!► . ultivntioii io
Ibo I nlt.Hl St;.!,.-. H.,y* til- n.ibidrl
pl.hi IVo*e
Ik,ml-. ..spilrsn* tl h..t ellluaio. .. ►..d with pI.Mily
«Dd nniik and m. frtftt
lUi Ibo plum will ilaurtsb on ibo
lands ..f Tbo •..utlrw.s.i

V. CLIFFE,
AUKHAR
K
bias

Local Agent Wanted
In every city^ tri show our
custom line of Ladies.
Gentlemens’ and
Chil*
drens gloves and mittens.
Our new plan gives ytiu
immediate c.tsh commis­
sion®, and no delivery iur

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
A ridtuco Htiloon k«q»er tutnuHl
KaiiiK’xJ««'nlu>tkl has bewn nmnite*!.
At*out 4«0.(v«» larkR a y«ir are acot
from tbevomlrn nt to tbo l.oinlnn mar
Vett.
and deer skins wanted . .
Accorvllng lu Ibe m-usus of Uk»l. Uw
popuUtUn of KritUb India amouoU
to nbout -JU.VKAMVki p-r^.ins.
A church .s iiaiih of C'hlcuxo abowu
that 14 p«*r rent, of tbe adult male renMenu attend church on Buoday.
There I* an autbentlcnted record of THIS EVENIMQ Bute (Ivm .tob
ebolw tt UT
o*P In iKb .hw

Addrm, JBIenmUle Bine Warks,
6lmmila,R.Y.

IMrtf

1

S.-nd for teiiumoProps..
Toledo.
Sold l.y druggiHiR. prire 7.V*
lUlle’ FkiujIv KilU are the I

1 curing
mta I^riH^

inli
^

loa have a Ud . old you need a
good rehald.. medicine like Chamber-]
Uina.Cougi- Keumdy lo looeeu and
L-h.-v.- It. and to HlUy the irriution
liH throat laid tung.1 For aalo by

Steinberg’s Grand

C* dt KKXT-la»rt.- u.mM and l«ra .>a SUW-

..-

^OU RKNT-Tlir.H»

Toriighi*t!

w-

untaraWtul and «Hse

Uut mwt .o..Id «atHr.M«teiL
alM iw oUk>-

MISCELLANEOUS

!S

Tlic World’s Famous ShootlDC
SUrs

Pauline Cooke
May Clinton

__

_

A.
SISTERS

tjlSrj.-;r.rsna«i

LOVE

Miss FLORERCE I. JACKSON

Ttaeodere Kremer
A Good Production M
Not. Ih.. eletqiv. tmd look in your
eyes. The llm^ of^ youth no looger
lin Tea.
burn*. Take Roefy M
Brings onck forgotten Joy* .H5 cu.
Jaa U. Jubneon

mx

OPERA HOUSE

MEET »MEAT BKMki-^ THIS EVENING

Th. . ni/. tiH ..f l^■Jnland. Mr., ni
talkiin: ot .. in.nioi hil tu U itUaui I’llt
r.-**..ndrn.
I nli.-d Smi.- aeuntof
from tbnt Htai.-.

FOR RENT
l^oVaK tXU; K«XT IXlcIan Jt

Cor. Front and Union

QOLO DUST

‘'PtusiLitMeSliep"
“Bill Bailer
“ORiSniar Attinioon"
“Rif Vanwinkle"

r.:r; 'ry-Lir ^

£-OK SALg-r.Hir'hraVT Wi*rk bnrm^ mt
ijr b A IW>* fruit torni, hoU nuIrwuawT
j £rAU«-Uvtl • bn-A—r..
Mvi tf

the ilLsl 1
M-r t.iwer
ens-ted.
sixty f.-.-t In bolghi luf* Us*
e.jiilp|Hsl trJtb a f.uir him I bn.lge
-I.S I mg onghie
Tb** .spiipuiom also
Ml* hid.w a steam . tit .>fT >siw i*h .-ut
or con.titulional
tnrrh is ti I ling aud ►-piftriiig a!l lii:i%.-t> ir^*-.! in
■inA. ami in
.MtiMnn-ih.u. an air *■ suptv.v.siiig plant
whbb wdl futniMi.iF.w,-, f.s .Irlrlni;
lly and
ru: .tHkr*u in
stv eni tb. blood
all w.>fcl iHinus t.H.I* ;*n.l n;r luimiu.-rs
IIhIi « Cnturi).
I*ir .tnviug ►..ik.** Th.- luat.Tials to l»e
It^ w •R preacnlH.d;
a quark iiirdi im.
u*.il w .!! iiu lud.. .Trssi issi f,*,-| ..f I*n.
iriaiiA ID tbis,
by on.*ofliM
g.H H.mu.1 Ur. .VfM pd..* aii.i :-*» ton- •ffl wm SVWT DSrDcW o» Uusi and d;rt f-om vMJT
u a regular 1
roots and »oodHOfk -makes them as c;ean as a coui.try |.*r
. f Ir-.ii and stiH-1
■ Ua. naat a« a p*f'
Nwi'.n* w' c.soO
► astir.* pr...m-iipiM.n .
.plan
l*or pltMldlllg .-.UM..I
ubinwil with tbe |
tH-St toiurn k?
■
tm)»
tj
THE
N
K
FAIRBANK
COMPANY.
Ih*- no u the ciurt. t.«
best blood pu
htm York, howon. St
hou-H**. .»i»o t** Ih* u**.iI m -hi-piiu .|u:irMakers of OVAL FAtRY SOAP
» . Ilian on of 1... two lugredieola la |
t.‘i« and thi (Olus for lti.* kit. Iieti sii.l
whut nr.Hlo.-. M.oh w.iufieilnl rwMulisj
diumg hsi! Tie- loiddliii: umsl f.w tbV

whi. h 'Mil U' ►nii.h.il w
FOM... f.«iu of h.-;r.*..wi:i U UH.S1 b.t lb- ni-n d

F ore©”

CAMPBELL BROS

-Lei the COLD DUST tsrms do >o«r t

GEJTHEM NOW
HU clothca and things were not in
pUce;
HU raxor alipped and cut his face.
But braakfast made ita change ia him;
Once
*'
*»e‘s •* Snnay

tern ot Klectriral Lighting.
Bells, Ih.igUr AUims 4>r Telephtmes. iXTipit us to callmate. We luivc a fine line of
supplies and can .juolc sat:sfacit.ry prices lor high grade

U|UMKY TO LOAN ••

r«al sa*aM. wiOk

I *3 E. ElsUth Strut

China Decorator
Claasca Saturdays. Orders given
prompt attention.

Prtcw:25.35, 80.£?w 75c
* ”11*11*0^1!?* ”

\A^AIMnrED
I want to ouy GOOD YOUNG

'FARM FOR SALE

HORSES, and heavy

draft

horses. Will pay highest
“ .
100 acre* known as the Steele or CCS. Anyone having any stich
to sell is requested to call at
!G«nd Truve^ county. ^ mOe.
J40 Washington street ,
Itouthofih
iouth of ihv aly.

Headaches, ‘llxa.v *|a li.. had blood.
rhaeinttisni.iudiKei.tion. oouatlmUoo. I

“;D. oi%Tr^0^il5ho ~
-----------------^------UK AT HEKOA8TmSKVK-|

^

HI. HiYIWIAIM,

tM wmOM ttOOi
tHIYKEPT IT lECttT

tiow (HIEHI_ OIY WON HALLOWEEN

Or. 4.«« BaMmtba spa f

FESBVniES

W 0T
Foot

.•4VlflI14t, irOTBItBlii 1 IM

oPBvfersMmi

a'iaL.'Bslsdi'TSS.s

Tho many friaada of Mtot Etbal
Omum to talscity wlU ba giaatto to-

.s’srsrg^ssrete!

. STEIIBER6 S 6RAND

at the home of the bride’s father. Jaa
J. Dunn, nc Ka^t Eighth street, to the

Friday, Nov. 7th

Miaa FmH LUlia raoairad wmm wy IrnTwr* Um^ iSi Monday
Alma, where be has obarga of a larg*
shoe store. During hia taaidaaoa to
this city ba was at the bead of tba

Splem id pruduc:Is>ti
the idyllic
instocki drama

SSH^rsHSss

BLANKETS

W. E. Ntakorfllfs

tMtf thjf M>ft %mmd mi my S

pteT^taOlIn
to tfet M Mtor ttot •»« Mapped

zsarffi'.rurjir.'SK

§5sS~S4

SSSH'rrl-'SS.T
Ss3f^“4rS
2sj5STiu'^J2riL:s«

a c
0ook« BBd f«0M ICiM Bortib Bowmati toelocied
•loos, and furiiliare to fumuh
tiro hoGse. Mrs. Hosted toft Uto noon
to join her hoabund to AIbm. The
weddiug was kept a strict seoest untU
:»aToBBg a
last evenlog. when aha told her
friend, Mim Rmamond Bhudek. and
the news will eome as a anrpriae to­
day to nearly ail h«r frienda. The
hnde U well known to this city, hav­
kboal tblrtr fiea
ing
her entire life here. Bbewas
d from the high sc
Mrs. Mary Eraas. of 21ft Sooth Diri•lOO etreal toai night. To ostobrase Hfier taking a oouiae at the YpeilanU
Hallowa’aa tba Indtoa aod eqoaw. Ua Normal raught three year* in the Travp and darkle Ua gypay and
D.tba balto and kitobaa maid, Ue
>1 boy and girl, aod Ua sutd Hu»ted and best withes will go with
them to their new home.
make np of tbalr onatames Vartoaa
gaasas ware played, sba Indian war

Ktrr «urss -f.*rer*K.s:'s.iirrb.K?
5rOT^s2JS:27r;?sS;

Mm ItM OB Imek* aud kicked lifce • tbsnked tba Oompanlona Mra Mery
kaBfaroo. Uormath played well a iannaa wnrawardad tha prtsa for be­
BBd for tba lew mtxiotee Mat be t *oi ing Ua worst dramad lady preaam.
ToffotaoBf ’aptaoa. and ProfoMor KUi ibe tapraaeoied tba wandering gypsy
OM waa to arary ooe of tbe lira plat. A rery pretty tioobon dish was giren
tlMt wora mada after ba cama into th.
Tba toasb birthday of Mim Margarat
'^Vatw City ktokad to tha Art Moflatiaod Umaroond birUday of bar
iltla aisiar OaUarloe was the oot a
ion of a vary pretty birthday larty
•aa bay OB tba Best pUy. bat wa» y. ster lay at toa borne of thair parenU
dr. aud Mra. O. O. Molfatt. on Park
-ireat. liallowe’ao games were pUy
•• gain, whaa Fcnry weut roood tin ad. aod a delicious supper aerirot
•Cbar aad for trst dowo
«bicb
araa as pretty to look at as it
Optoal triad rlftbt end for a email was good
to eat. Tba dining roon
was oaooraied with Urberriaa. aud
the table lighted by two big jack-olanterns, around which chocolate
mtcMi a are grouped. Tba place oards
orar.
eare autumn learaa, and the girls re
BatoTtflD^HaTrloriky ktokad. Uadii
Im fatlad to oaieb and yisiicr go« plate. Kaeb raoalynd a aourrmr nog
tba hall, oo Oadlllar*. 10 rard line lesidaa A log oabm of stioss o
HaBalorafcy kicked mp^xo, bnt tb.
wm anosbar onmmaoi of Um
WU^btt a playar aoT^oo gato wa* jandy
*ablr. The menu was apjiropriate to
occasion. ooosistlog of bread and
Ua bald tba bafl for jost thre* the
cutter saodwiobes. salad, calery.plo.
witboot galo, wheo Blackei les.
pumpkin pie. fried cakes, lemon
Ola. bonbons aod nuU A birthday
ten candles ooneladad the
oQ dowot. bow oakawlU
fV|Bst. The hostaeaas raoelrad many
arar. ^Lo bprool triad Vo______
pretty
birthday praaeota from
OBd for a loaa Kaary mada a amal utile guaaU.
________
galB« tbao OB a faka kick mada 12
Misaes Hattie and Lana Lardia gafa
s Hallowa’aa party to twenty of
Otar two pUya oa
heir girl friabto last arontog.
goests ware nabecud into a dark h
I mly ligbtad by a oaodto where
gbosU made tbamaalraa yiaiblA Varihalf, Oadillae ktoker .lus games were played, after whlob
nedtba^l.b, the guesta were loTlied Into tba dmmSS^Morakt.
a past to tbalr *& rard Iloa Oadlllai ytig room. Tha dtotog toble was
triad a boat, vbiob was a poor ooa, haodaomely decorated with autumi
OBd Hao^ralp retaroad the Iwll P laares and ferns aod was lighted wiU
tbalr aigbl yard lioe. Cadiltoo wa
mall candlaa Rafraalimants oonstot
tba irat ooa down onre. then Vogel ad of grapes, marahmallows. apples,
aaog dovoad tba ball for a big luai oots. cakes, wafers aod dougbnots.
A qaartarbaok kick was triad, boi and the guests found tbalr fatun oonoealad to an English alnut.

nr;

ruTo^?:::

cSTf^J^^v^rTb^ a? j:;:

gatoa, aod *S^Uy‘B^jIlSto wVaem
orar for a tooobiiown. aod tha crowd
waot wilA Langworthr failed hu Ch>

.7uro?rfV::,vroT/!*“^“"

Trarerae Ctty kirkeri, and Hjirool
atarlad down the finld with the imll
bot Vogetaoog strook him aod »wep»
him off bis feet. VogeUong's ear wa»
t»ra to this tackh, and 1m» dro}>|)ef
Ost^ tba^^e hia I taoe being laket

Chrution Kndcavi
Tiic Fi
OCl) and their fnends enjoyed
Hal
very pleasantt Hallowe'en
iun>
evening at the home of Mr. am! Mrs.
I.evj T. Bennington. The house wai;
preilily dccxiraicd w ith auluinn leaves,
am! llic evening was enjoyed by a!!.
Ill adilition to the rg{ular Hallowc'
games, ping pong and canoms wt
plavetl Fruit was scrve<! for felrcsh-

Oadlllao BMde threa playa, for ran
tloy gains, fombllng on the third and
Bea)aaito getting the toll I^ug
vortbr triad oeotar for a big loan
The Stella Noel is dub met at liic
WbaBUaoaloraky nonted tot'wdlillae
two yard Iloa Hen Oadillao trie home of Marie Bristol last evening
to make a aafrty, which would haa. •2(M; Hast Kighih Sued. Thowr present were Capt. Joe Newton, Fern
Belmont, Willis Hammond. Sargean
» fombl., Md. UlMtoD fell Jack .\rlmgton. Mas Wellington, Cor
poral Ralph Carrnon. Walker Whitewhlob Lanawor
side. Major Johnson mid Claude Ham
goal, aod fha aoore was 11 to <)
Kara Prof. Ellitott afipeercd. and lion. Madam Dc O. Vise and I
WM graatad br gieat appalose. H*
look Imogwortby s » la«, at half, the rie Josh cottne along on a load of hay
lattor got* f to 1-fi end. afM»r Piabrr and ‘Mrapped** in forr the evening.
bad failed to cwloo Canter wi
among the features of the eirning.
Dainty retreshments were served and
flashlights were taked of ihc crowd
email gatna and the game was o
Tklw» VVken
He
II.
MKCTI
r had J. W. Cliffs placed

ss:;

,.turje»r

EVEHTa IV M> Igrv.
Martona. tba llfle daughter of Mr.
Bito Mrs. W. B. Uilleit, la »uM^n ^ear
old today, and acien l.fih- fitanda
warn toriied this after
to hid I
bwo»l«bnil. tl.r oeeuinon. fitting
lea were pUaed. a dalnt«
and a Oelighifal tine
WM bod by ell Man?- p..
pteiiy
ote
«, |»res«
r
war* brought to Uu ir boaU ss by bar

s';i:r.;r

Cmdg
Rbunnatism
QlortoToDk eoiod my father.
Mw wbomtiMbiotDliTEirtoiM
of OamuiDT caltod tocnrabto.
Ha bod oaNamd for 20 jean
aod itMtoy ba to frtw from pain
aad abtoto work. Htoiooo^
OMttg ahnoit like a miiti^
aad hto rataUreo on tba other
•Id# of tba water at 0nt dtocradltod tba fact, a« thar ronld

dam Benda made bis fl^t imrohsse Af
ter fire minutes urectioe he was sing
tog -Bill Baily Won t Yon Fleesi
Gome Home-ao loud be oould to
b^rd Uree blocke away and was
olsTiuf his own acrompaniment
-W’bat wilt Benda do nest?” This
beiag the hrat dollar veoeieed on the

BRBSlTfSa.
There will be a apecial convent
of tlie Knights ot F^hias this ev ening,
with work in the Se^nd rank. A full
attendance is desired

SERVICES hTthTcHURCHES
Kev. Wiify K. Wright, pastor.
Corner of Washington and Park
sUtiata

Rev. Henry McKinley.,pastor.
Bible school at V:45 a. m.
Moroing wrvicti at 11 o'clock.
Junior Endeavor, 3 J» p. m.
V. P B. C. K atft:l5.
Evening aervice at 7.-00.
The pastor will preach both morn­
ing and evening
Wo welcome m strangers and the
general public to all our servioea
rirmt M«4budlM.
Ror. Wm. I^aufman, jswtor.
’ (Tass meeting at
Wor^iip at 10:30. Sermon topic,
- Truth and Kightrcuimees. *’
DUDday aobooi at IS. Special attoolion 1. called to Prof. Kye’s clast for
yoisiig women, moettug in the lecture
fdom Over thiilv have joici-d it and
a cordial inviution is extended to
***Broiherhood of 8t. Paul at 3.
Kpworth League at 6:45 Prof. Nye
wilt
silt lead.
Worship at 7. ISermon topic.
God Wanu Yon.
Urmrm Kpiecosal.
Rev. O. T. Stoat, nclor;
Comer Boardman Ave. and Wash­
ington St.
Morning w^rvioe and sermon. 10:fta
Holy communion 11 80.
Sunday achool at 12.
Kv. iiiog serrioe and sermon at 7.
All are cordially invited to these
•ervioea
iisotut.
Rev. W. T. Woo«lhouw«. iwstor.
^nmtog. lOJW Subject,-Memori

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Marnificlent Scenery!

$1.25

$1.50

11-4 Cotton Blanket, weigh*
pounds, comes in gray, tan and
white, extra soft, very handsome
border*.
j

11^ Cotton Blanket, all cwlors,
fuU size and vfeight.
12-4 at $2,00. v^y pretty dc«gnc<l borders,
Uii and
white..

Men: 25 J5,50c.

75c

9$C

$2.75

Silkalinc ComforUbles, full size,
go<xl weight, and some vciy
pretty juittemi—higher jirired
ones in better gratle*.

l-amb* wool and silk floss Comfortahles, makes the lightest pos­
sible covering with the greatest
warmt h — L»ct ter ones up to $3..*>< k

’

In order to make room for new
arrivals we arc offering some
rare bargains............

$3.75

$3.50
Red, gray and tanr\ ]»lai«ls - me
have some extra good values
await mg you among these—they
are extra fine am! soft, up to

So OB up to fSO.OO e Don't miss tbtm.

Single llUnkets lor small beds
from IKlc to $2.60. t'
Imixmetl lUth Robes $2.25 to
$:i 2"». Ouaranteeil Cxst color*.

MmpiDjMffi (onpiiii
HOUSE FURNISHINGS

CASH OR CREDIT

$(;.5o.

$1.50

90c

A?a)THKR—regular price $11.00,

218 FRONT ST. TRAVERSE CITY

Bet! Billows, extra gooil quality
feathers, at ever)' price; we raury all grades up to $4.50 juir.
Down Cushions, all sizes and

prices.

will be in the nuiket th» winter for aU kimli of Log* and
will pay the highest market prices. Call or mite us before
you sell
JOHN F. OTT A CO.. Traverse City. Mich.

Oommnnion at the close of the
morning ►ervioe. Offering for the
Ministers' Aid society.
.
LtMxder. Mi»s Nita Bngbee
Evening, 7 .HiO. Subject, “Sin. "
Prayer met'ting on Thursday eve
Qing at 7:30.
All an- cordially invited to the ear
vices
Rev. Hugh Kennedy, isutor.
Morning service. 10:80. Theme,
-The Storage of Chrisiian Energy. ”
Evening service. 7:0o.
Theme.
-JesoH Christ-The Wonderful Per•ouality. "
Class mel ting at U :4/i a ni
Sunday school at 13.
Epwonh League at 0:<K) p m.
A cordial invitation to attend them
services
Rs-. D. O. Ruth,
Morning service st 10:30. Theme,
-Oliriitisnity-lta Nature and Mlscl

Tne Ohriiiian
ism
" I

Cbarrii of Christ vDisclpIss)
Rev. Thomas P. Ullom, pastor.
Morning. 10:15
Subject. . ’
New Te.tament Church." Into
diste Endeavor, 4:45 Leader. Nellis
BisokbonA
EvenlDijF Subject,-The Greatest
Power to the World "
Sunday school at 12.
Junior Endeavor at 5.
Beoior Endeavor. 5:45
Pentecostal prayer meeting Thurs-

A woman s credentials to society are sij^ned by her $ho«. No
fashionabicnws of costume will co\ er a neglect of footwear. But with
feci and hands properly encased, she cannot go far wrong.

r*>mi
Sunday School. 3:80p. m.
^ Pnwchmg at 3:80 p m. by Rev. H.

What a joy it is to find a woman who follows the French defininiiion of a lady:—“^/W/ chaussc. hicn f^autc, " How disappointing, after
approving the details of a lady’s dress, to spy a pair of rusty, dirty,
unstylish shoes. It takes away all the charm; it stamps her at a
glance as not a—but we suppose we must not quite say that!

A oordial welcome at all these set-

When you wake up with a bad
In your month, go at once to Jaa O.
Johnson’s drugs stors aod get a free
sample of Chamberlain's Stomaoh aod
church. Sunday Liter Tablets. One or two doses will
» you well. Thsy also ears bll

The one thing that such a woman needs is “the style of a Dor­
othy Dodd*’ shoe. You escape all criticism if your passport is "the
style of a'Dorothy Dodd
The “Dorothy Dodd” by fitting closely
under the instep and easily at the toes, gives a corpoise in walking. Try it once! They cost $3.00.

The ministers of the city arc re­
quested to meet on Monday at lOKM)
The basket ball game last cs cning
a.m. with Rev. W. K. Wright
make arrangements for Thanksgiving between the Senior Girli and the JunGirU of the High school was wm
Day
by the Seniors by a score of 8 to 0.
Mim Rommond Shadek who is
teaching in thc CmiaUr schools, is
Get a frt s sample of Ohaaberlato's
lomaoh and Liver TableU at Jaa U.
home to spend Sunday.
[ihnsoB's drag store. They ars sMisr
Master WUliam G. Gilbert, son of itake and more pleasant to sffeeot
SupenuteiMtoiil end Mrl 1. R Gflbert than pilla Then their nse is not folis celebrating his sisih birthday anni lowed by eonstliiatlon m Is oftafl^s
«s.
versary this afiemoon. He is' enjoy, y^lth pills Rsgmtor

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Cbe Boston fttoro
ut K«»

-

While Wool Blanket* in a Urge
vancty, ami in ver>’ hamlsome
jMittcrns - the quality is the Milliken standard, extra value up
to $7.00.

Solid Oak frame./, in. ilecp by 30x70 m. long, a

■|f3:
cV_:i

85c
11-1 Cotton Blanket, good full
sue, in gray, tan and while, with
assorted border*, weighs 2f
pounds.

Intricate Stage Effects!

‘«C0UCH

ing a party with a number of his play
mates at his home on Wsshington 2000tanii el ker4 eai toft Food
sfors hngih mt SfJO m eeri 4e•tree
end, et
hnrad,
at Ci
Cook 4 Fssfss's pto#THIS EVE
teg amd feed mill, Weti Ber etreet
Bern FA#m SSB.
1709-tf

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49c
10-4 CouoQ Blanket, good qual­
ity gr*y. tan and white, cxceHent
vahie fur the price.

Superbly presented
by a Competent Cast

JEWELER

C5/a If four Cboact to
getsB»rg»lH

Miss Kutnahorskey will sing by

morning.

A Pimetic nctiire of Rural
Life m ArkiBsas

RASTALL
HUSTLING

S;r'.choolT“nL‘^n -SSristK.

■leavor prayer meeting at &:46. Eventogsarvieeut 7.
Bibls meeting at 512 FifU atreet
Moodsy. 7:80 p. m. Chnrch praynr
mmilog at 7 :»n. A cordial welooma to

Human «
« Hearts

Come with us if you wam the
oewett dqngnt aod lowest
prices. Over 500 dcsignt to
chboto from.. Better begin to
get your e>'c m seme snaps
for Xniai gifts—we've got ’em

prize* wgiting for you.

Lei u* leQ >x>u about il.

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bul alao lumtlkrrrblH..

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now tint iKH-kw. iinr aU.ent fbon
lea oue iu.y be cunipowd of nUk
wltti a fHlI of doiiblo aUk at the n«ge.
the
Inrloc corwoA with riaf.
wortceil over wlib c»lor«l cotton, wool
DalatF —tm Vmmhimm.

.An elegaiil «ml novel wtfa cudOws
I ccmpoaed of double padded ba«i of
pale hhie allk. with frill, to^oomw
L lUiDd. of tece Inowtloa or Ja|iI eit.{.nMderT cooie orer two
K .4 iho r«7 paM pink Mtln
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thrown tc4ri»thi*rlik<* ihr
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ARIICA S
-Do you know.- I began wh« tbo
aedml waa ovw. "I'm Itmssnmt ns an
owl la Ust oM pooolon of mlna at Knptas. My roob Is ao big tt ecbosa hiklf
an boor when I ooogb. and the mo»

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Inauence WieWed by Saglaiid's
Foe In SomOiUnd.

OEur or miTio sobuk boxocb
■ew Ha ItlilsaU a Wermhtp'm Mr«b.
Uabts to Otra Hla roUowaaa 8oaaa
BTtdaoea of HU fo OalUd Htraaa*
Uaa rowor — Dtltoaltlaa of Ca»nolgoUw Auoloac tbo aoioolU.

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AtoaiTosK SntB EouUB

Thu ^XKSi Box - No Orh^Q
as ah
PerTbe Mad Mollah. against whom an­ PARK SQUIRRELS WON HER.
bai • n waa becau-e of the glow of
other punitive expedition of British
aaosblne leaking on him. or becaose 1
Hata a cold woroo thaa
Thmt
troo|*a is about to be started In Bomali-. I«4r S«a.rri..» ni.«
ha smiltd, or becanae he bad su sir ah
SOr laalU %•! «ay Sum.-.
land, in nortbaaat Africa, has long been
When be La* owUUmI
free from car# that the temi»utlon to
Lady HfUry Suiortse-t, who rwenily
an object of suaplciun by tbe war of­
free myself of mine proved IrrealAilUa
arrived
at
.\ew
Yi.rk
fr>mi
KugUnd.
1 never could telL
fice. aaya the Loudon correapoodent of i
took a walk the cih.r day im-uagU CccHe responded readily, as I w as sura
tbe New York World. Ue aud bis fol- j iml park ^bere she tuuse hvtos* s I NITCrSN?
be would.
lower* have opi>o»cd the development j
urns squlm-U o h!cb at
-Come to see im. then." be said. "We
of the interior of SomaUUnd and have j
tbe yenr are .-tt'clally
are on tbe aame strt^l. at the Craud
constantly snirevl up strife by raiding
bouL It U not live minut.V walk.
and
looting
tribes
wblcb
wt
uiuUr
I
l,«dy
Jk.m»TM-t
t-e.
i(qcue tonight. Can t your ,
spring
I
the
little
i«iik
in-ts
:
lo
TMx
rissT;
BflUsh
isvl«niuu.
thirly
b.l
spnug
biHly i.4 lu the bi,iuiihijf\
III tlH-j
"I can.” I assented "Who shall I
'thm Most PorfMt , .
j he raided triln's within eigUltva miles nuts and tbe like t. then
ask forr
i
dr.
Urvd
viemu.d
bile wulklng ^ ^ cura.^ nud this d.-.i.he the pn*s..:KV .
, ^
•Ask for Mm. Webatcr.-sald be, "the
‘
lu
lake
hum.*
wiih
hci
tol
evuA.ru,..
j of u llri.Uh earr.>.,., uhU h
Elderly Lady."
-I w ill.- 1 promlsid. "Ooodhy. then,
|■‘“u length
,1..till tonight."
lel.1. ,...J 1. ..muUus, ;
f"'"
. vrul
lUlsiiig bis caip he enured lv»mpea.
•m.
'
Manning nrrivi-d iit -kden
that Can B* Found to and I. liuding my cabby, went uu buau; ’ wnt< hed thim aw«y. lU- t.'ill lK*y |
J I ai-MRl.d
ibe sh»>rier fevv dii\a ij^:u
l»: e ihooF ml
over the long, gray rood of Hitlu I looiauig protectl:»gly
o:.thJy VMtuiu I
i nud kfotiier luj.n. bulb iiRH.*nht, wUb a rui.li tmliu-d in
Kapha.
That night, circling th.- magic mouu- I loach of un.-MulrollaUe s.;diie*s. U i \» Infllexed ih.:
..f from lU.^S'O to l,Vx«u men,
Ut beach, I emmd Uh- Cmnd bulcl. j be.nrtsehe Imi-.M^ ble to *ootbe. CTuah-j
.u,o ruu ,
.,n..^_u^ j
^
ran op to wbixu the pi.h..K ami th • mu­ : ..u: VV..U
sic w .Tc and iweaiM.t.d my . ar»l fur
j Tl.ire e .iU»Ut l.VK <vn\ let* in i
Mrs. Webster, tbe KUkrly l-ady.
of England. w h«.^
Accustomed to s<v them in lom lMa’
as uUiut f3.0Ui».UuU
year. cuTts sll kind* of Mood trouMe, Liver
garU I was somewhat surprUd at
and Kidney trouble, Csisrrxh and Rheutheir ekgance. the IsiUia biautifully
At the head of the m iiMe kupa had1
TKAVKKaK C ITY MAUKK iw.
msUsoi. by acting on the Mood, bvcf snd
druiHcd and the meu In Tu\rr!o%
1 was glad that I. too. had wmu my lug uv to mv |a!..l..u ws
AUoi,U grak|.ing Vei-u» t.y
jelmd t r hu!y oar ami lias thus gaimnl
best.
y
hluv. ly nta-eiidiug. 1 stood < Io»
a consJihruble fidluwlug uf
My aiifiirifce wui* .-i.hni.uial.ly auguso rsics
; Voc dale aatf Oaaraatesa Only My
ious f«rvor
menltd by ih. Ir reception of im. With them, refltvllng. de<p 111 thought.
CVat
VH.r t*Hrrsl iSMM.........
rr.*s.-mly
Ling a^scai
sm u an liu if ,h„
-i
u^^**^*
d BoMberg, S.t. Wait t Sens
true Huoteh bospitallty they ordered
VWr ;v.rk. |n.r Iwund
------- refreshmeuta-tbelr ian*»t must Menk of thy JkhU-ifti. I J. II to i:iucuing. i ,
,uuhd> by tbe:
their bread—aud. m«Uh1 euxily nlx'.ut a lauttUeil imiii.HJ.rat. ly. *xinvuUhely. J
KI.ECTH
sniull tuble, they ehatUd gu>ly to the so conniiMvely that the shvpy ivrier. ’ ^ huiiM.l*..iel> ainrtiM a
aci-uuuniiiluieut of sirli.krtd Uislru- Who sit. as u,ual. at tbe door to lbeU„
k^lDC a lairiUuj louk at menta tumnl to the key of o.iivcrui- room of tbe lom uvge. came to the j .\u,u».r„u*. **iuad'' im.lhihs hnie liCfU ’
oi- «o t
To thm I-ssUt siUMliH
•ad mpeboi* of Nai.!*-*. A frcah. tloti.
sup aud lo..ketl up at me. imiulr- b,.^rd fiom In the In-t deeaUe. the Jv'Jh-ir ef the
-loo Immodcr-1 most pioi
nmj f*cad iu*d to-.k i.U-tui>-« iM-ar wa
iiberfo 1.4-1 ug
piomlnent
"11.1 ve you Ik'cu to .Mllnu >etr asked Ing mutely
• the laugh- warrior in Afi UmilMian. .V mulish U
HI* oimeni dl*4ru*u-d me wHU mlm*.
my l.r’.lid.
lie was luten>U>l In steiy, u*a conxulslvel
1 liked bla look*. il;a c-um|ilexlon Where. 1 had U-en and
a Mol»au^lm^l:iU priest or prophet, and
I hud ter endod in ii aob.
The h.lusti.m had
i .Nt dawiit^ a I«rtlcuUrly fan.ith-al one easily ac­
wa* rvmarkabla lit* worv • l*kLt seen, as If he had know i
tooiiar* *ull of twi^l aiMl Lc had. 1 lost the feeling of lum
quires the title of "luad * luolhib. The
fortbrrmora, all the mnuarka of tn-lng
» .\j:td Mollah o|Hi.itii.g lu SomaliUnd
able to *aj b word
two lu EiigUah.
j U known to his followers as llajl MnWell, I kuc-w that. I ha
------ ^ j bammad Abdt ‘
- • •
- -*
A* be beat foraard to amip hla cum
all
along.
llahr Surllnur
era a piece of I»aiK-r wuMihI from
But Uu* I.atid. iny U.nny
bb pocket to the n.H.r
.
11..1 polotcd to IL
**Yoo are about to loae aoniHhiiig.**
I Furd^id.
^why, he was U..- Elderly L.*dy‘s Lu^
I told blm. •Iherer*
da\'s m:ir<h ea-t uf Kerr.If
Captttiiilt it, ke Uuuiud uiK>n
and alH.ul ITo inlhn fr-.m Ih rU-rn. Sthe eithedrul. the ‘UiM SupjM'r' and band, u fre.-ili. m-w husliauil.
lKON-<
**lf I bad lost that ticket." loitd he. the-e« emu lory. Al»uve all tbli.g«. you whom she was out oii L.r w.
m.niilnnd. lb- Is a mniuin the prune
Tablets one of the
**1 aboold Dover have heard the laat mu^t lev the crematory.**
Of life, dark i-uloie^l. tall ami lh!n. and
of It flam tbe Elderlj Udy aud her
most thoroughly satis­
bn* n small guiit s U-ard. He has made
I k.new some funny crematory stoMead. You bavc rvwutHl me from rlis 1 told them. One w,*nt weUst*veral pilgrimages to Mi-t-ea. aud
factory' Proprietary
w hile there atUi. h.tJ lilnis. If to the
y, * l-rk. K-HiHt.-r
|kW-. e..«*ay lY-XHurof.*.
Medicines I have be­
Ue explained further.
S4vi of Muhainuiud Sjilih. wl..«h* dei>'
‘
ot>V' 'V V' ‘*’“*“** •
come familiar with, in
“*>oin the start of thl* Jouroey." be and h.T friend the old maid, who deUty he claims to U- lu tioiimlihuid. .
* \ViT srrH?, ■'
*.h*r :L»rr «!U
more
than 2 5 years’
I.H i.rof.*^Hlun than i
-V.
V...HHI t»„.
aald, *‘l bare lokt thiuge ateadllj- lUoriM the Uct that while she bad
This mulhili is uf hqmhh- iH-lgln, hut
lu
M
m
»hi* >!•*.• , n \hm fourth
experience.
ih an untrainedI vye 1
irit. mj brand new euU c«*e. conUIir. never Uvii able to scare mi a slugle
gifted with I'ouslderahh* Intelllgemv
>1
“No pill or tablet
ouplauv
land.se
iDf ngr brand new auit; thi4i a full *4>t buslMind that widow biidMmd busand cuunuig. lie ilnims to have bis-n
aud say:
that I have known, so
of tourtoti Ucketa for Italy,. all iMiid bsuda U bum.
commanded to preai li the Jehad
-•nu;v
for and auinped; theu~w , 1‘ve lo*t
well serves the purposes
through a divine liHpiratloii. Iiurmg
They laughed at that, but the sec­
about evernbluf I cMuld los<* except ond -of snutbiT widow' wliu madu the Of ihiitr'
the time he was In'ciiing his foIlow» rH
4if an effective, yet gen­
my bead. 1 would h«ve h.;.t tlial. they
have to eiiduiv the
rt^helMuti against the l*.iit.sh;-n>tbortle, liver pill and regAitold ma. only It wn* fualeued on. I
Ity they demandisl of h:m so'.m- evllator of the bowels,
oaa never tbaok you riiough for *av.
deuce of his mlraeulous i vum t. IIavwhile at the same time
* Ing me the bumlllatlou of loalng thla."
In-g the li ght iH-fure s«.n a wan-hlp
actingr as a tonic to the
1 Informed him that he wan under
dashing Us si-aivldfghtH. la- wummom-l
blood and nervous sys­
no cdiltgattoo whatever: tlmt It wu* a
bis fulh.WejH lu tilt- ls:i.h at idgUl.
• Tve made u^us of i g.Hu! liianj and. furtunately fur him. the warship
tem. ” S. E. IIicx,
)oy to have U^u of •K'rvU^o to him.
Ihlnys 1 mean to wrii.- ,
Drupgist, Goderich,
flashed Us st-archllghts over the shore.
though of a nature ever *o alight nud
If I don't uk4* ibeiu. ni
the ateamor aiartiHl.
Ulumlanilng th.* n.imtry b-r a great
Ontario.
Ue waodi‘rt:d awav fn«n mo. taking
Idistaiu-e. The mullah :.t uuw probucb materml
liUt ly to Ih* of the | claimed It as ti stliinhry sent direct by
r a litllo he wamU-red
sort tvnirlbuti-d*
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Mohammed from Mts-ca.
ssM to a lu-riM.ling
Thla so Imprt.'sstxl the tri!*c-sm« n that
-You can't av ao uvll hero." bo
"1 ctiuld give you
they will follow the mollah blindly
•aid. **Come uii wheiv wo tin*. 1
would make your.11:
any\vlu-rv. lie has distrihmed among
want to lutn*dmv >oii m the i;uUrly
followers pink wloml ruv. which
bla
Lady.- .
-Well, htre'a the Ivst of ‘t-m. One he ha* assured them so long aa they
Jo my aurpriiK*. he j;a\e her m* olbcl*
d.iy 1 went out nl*out 1» o'l hvk In the fight In the holy war will render their
name. He lutrodut'ed her ahniily na
murulu*.
ttu*
I
shot
a
elnuainou
h'.nr.'*
person* and ho.-sea invulnerable ag:ilnst
-tbe Elderly laidy." He alw Intro-Is that airr
the builets of the infidels. He Is a
docwl me to the aun of the JMh-rly
".\o. sir! .Next im.rnin* I went out past maMcr in Intrigue, and hy promUrty and her friend, with whom they
shtmt tbe wum* time, an* 1 shot another Isra and gift* and by airauglug mar-,
were traveling. Walvhig ceremony,
rlagea lietwivn Lis followers and other
after tbe manner of tourUta. he falliHl
tribes he h:is guim»d a tsmsiderubk*
M-lf. SlniT
following.
I u* nhe Ijilrvl" It
NMicorM.,tiwurib. I
The ditflcultli^a whleU wiU confront
happened that I never caiisht the rial
any large force org:iulzetT by lleneral
Manning will Im* by no mean* InconIt waa a pleasant i«rty. They made
omugUr
sldtTuble. There* U no defluUe ob­
fun out of rverythlug aud nothing. slight mistake of using Per luishand**
jective. The mollah and bU followcni
They rejoiced greatly over the man osbes In a small \a*e on tbe mantel
have no fixed place of alK>dc, hut usualwho told bracketa that spread o]M>n so ftw ttKHh |K)wder-prudticiMl nti effect
IN A DRUG STORE
ly llx^e In the vilUigcH of trlU*a they
wide they frightened ua. tbcu shut up little short of dla.iatrum
have raIdl'd. Mu»-h of tbe mollah's
to a apace which waa no a|Mu-e at all;
The I'lderlyy UiUy gas
; Thry HhsU bHv.. tbt, )-,»f r t.» ro Wrjhr. r»wealth ('oosUts of honU of c.nmelH and
who changed pla^xw aomellmea with turiKHl p.ile. It was imln
Mrs. Oldhaml-Yes; she ha-ui't been flot-ka of sbtvp and goiils, ami It la
-tbe men who aold wral at ft* franea the her. 1 looked on in constcrnntloxL
bmg eUdently or slic'd be sat- the Idm of striking and destrt.rlng
•trtng. but begged pleadingly to know What w-ss she. then-a rxHvnt wldowl mnrrhvl
Isllinl If he came In occasionally be­ tht-.se that the exisnlition will have in
^ “
l**t sud tb- hu^t win lioH. m f». « n,hi. r t*,rir
What prtce we would pay fur them If
It was a lung time slmv a story of tween <lrluk*.~l*hUadelphla Uc*cord.
mind. Army ..iBivn* iM-lieve the wolIt no happened that we had Ihh making mine had mlsaiHl fire in so liaph^a a
Lih and hla followers will always Ive
SPONGES AND CHAMOIS
way.
Br«frmlns*a r««atl> Devoiios.
found near the grstlug groumhi of at Uiihuard uf yru . v 1 V» t ut
y
«a.- I auawered. “or n,"
Changing tbe subJinH suddenly. 1
People
who
pralM-d
or
lovi*d
or
notbese
herds,
Ht-lf ill tkc ranks ul
> rivug
they retired momentarily, told the wildest cyclone story I knew,
tlced
llrownlug'a
only
I
laid
found
the
j
Before
any
effective
Wi*rk
can
be
only to return In rtrunger one lu which a burse, bloxvn 3UU miles,
dirtvt
road
to
his
hcarU
Even
those
vn>-<A
a
strip
of
nd more vocifi^roua. 4f poMl waa found aUudlng inr^vtly still near
who only *i>oke with him of -Pen" | waterlesa dt'm*rt known ns the llsod,
bK than before.
a tm* seemingly utihurt. hut sLInnedI were at ome hi* frl.-nd* .*ind worthy |
breadth. Excvpt at the
-Have yon eeen rompeli:*" naked tbe
JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE.
Taking advantage of the btugh that of attention and Intervst. He aald to
»'o fo»Hl supplh-s other than meat
tdlrd by and by.
-an Iv obulned. The only method of
many years ago whllo
-No.- I replied, "nut yet. I am nut
The Sixdc
ransportatlon for suindii-a, ammunlously
tb*?
result
of
hts
i
oore either that I will ace It."
-ni go With you," he vo!uni:vrt*d.
by camel.
-Not are I'ompeUY'* be shrieked.
Turning to tbe U\v. "Come with me.Iving a climb fr
*-l>o you ku(*w. dear friend. If the
-Leave Naples wllhuut acclug I’um- be sddi*d in an underltwie.
Inland plateau
The Elderly laidy said gisnl night thing were |*os*ible. 1 would n'nounca alvve the sea
*ei level.
Aa she and her friend starunl npMalra all personal amhillou and wbuld de­
The
Somali U enduwv-d
stroy every line I ever wrote If by so
.4L\V.\YS RK.\UV
the Ijilrd nam'd ber on the shoulder.
doing 1 (\>uia Si'i* f:ime and hunor
‘ fac«*."
i some n-HiH
-ril lie right bad. h. pr. nuM^l her. heaped on my Robert's head."
DON’T HAVE TO BRING
-When.- be qmwUmn
•nd with that the ihnv 4.f us sallied
What u proof are these word* uf an forc\*d muix-bea of thirty or forty miles
IT IN.
uHitra rWcehM-I
-Yea,- 1 answered, • luinorru
forth Into the moonlight, where, backed Intouso nature devoid of all egotism! j a day. oarrylng hla i«ek. without fear
NO ASHES
by a scene of unsurpasMtl l<ivellficsa, a lu his Ivy he saw the lu age of the j ^ '
king down, and thla after being
-d two iLhvs <*f water. The
Tbe next day a gsbhllng guide bur- Und of sms t mustdaiiH plnyt*d soft wife wh,.m irt* odort*d, literally
r.lly aadored,
A thoroughly representative organTkdlua
ixali iKUiy re»«eintih# his master in
for. as I felt, the thjughi of Ikt
the Little 4U0 is a l>eautv,
iiation admitting boU^ men and
I was loath to Kwve the moonlight
thla r*-sis*ct. He can go forty or fifty
angel lu heaven was never out of his miU-s a day. r^-quln-s only to U* graxeil
and the music.
25-year case with 7 and 15*jewel
me tbe broken colun
women to equal benefits, «
-Come, let's sUud hero a minute," I mind. He wore a snmll g.dd ring on at nigbt on what he can pick up aud
equal cost, a reserve fund
hla
watch
chain.
"This
was
hera,!L4jo
ln*lsu*d, goUig ovt*r by tbe old
wall
can do without waUT for three or four
and an oi>en ledger.
*Tbc rlpplcA look at than; the sloopa, aald. "Can you fancy that Uny fin­ daya. The fiomall natlvew on the
F-UELger?
Can
yon
believe
that
a
woman
Al^O
march of aeven
tnde of barking; prlula of duirlot the moon! What are those men doing
such
a
circlet
aa
this?
It
four pounds of
wbaela. gray walla, through the aper- la tbe little boau with lighur
iDcorpmted under the Itws nf
UachUd's."
-Sparing fish,- be cjcplalned. -Xfs
quart of water. That la their ration.
.VND THE BEST
tvrw of which tbe amoky old peak of
theSUte
ofFUchim
Tbs
only
other
souvenir
on
hla
chain
On a longer march they take two
tbe SMwntotn that bad done all the
LIGHT TODAY
was a coin placed there year* ngo. the pounda of datea and a pint of water
barm flowed purplj; charged me a
The following are prices
tbe w bite fish gUtter as be tbrowa U in <late 184S, a piece of the first muney for each day.
•track try Manln la Venice to record
tbe boat fihail we go now r
of Lenses and Frames:
«r tbe dndar gate..
Keows a Good Thitox
lU hem U.
TRY ONE OF THOSE
Wondering, ainca be appeared to en­ the freedom from Austrian d imlnion.
▲ few yards from the gate stood my joy tbe flabermen and the li*y quite -I love ihla coin,-he aald, "as she
No toAoer had Mr. Sam Benda seen
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•be felt and wrote about united Italy." he porohaaed a oop?. After abemk fif- Prcscriptiuft lenses.
h^y. I went on Ugglugly.
Solid
Gold
framnt
ta
uo
1
teen minutes' praotios Mr. Benda waa
ChM. H. Ely. Loe*l Spec’! Deputy
Tm glad to nee you,-11
The moon sbime full upon us. The —The Late MrsL Arthur Bronaoa in sMe
15-Year Cold nll«5d „ ....... .
to
play
bia
o
-And 1 to aee you,- i
wall of the riollna followed us. I'ar Oeotury Magaxina.
loYcar „
„
tbe flrrt oopy sold Mr.
I right aUU than where you •».- ahead, away up among the small white
d to keep the paper dollar 5 Vesr ................................
TMbidvwlaoaUtUn 1 want to tab# basts, dangled ghostly sheeu and plb
be Mr. Benda as aaooreALL WORK \VARR.\X
ngnapabotofyou.Daughter-1 have an luvliailor to th* olr and therefor# tiaa pot it tn a neat
lowslips where tbe washerwomen of
•«ut bore's a herd of goats. They Nsplosdiad left tbc lr linen to bleach In
teater aud have im> chaiH-ron.
frame and placed it on exhibifioo in
tUrdwood TiaiW w4 StabU.
•ft wound mo la swanna. Tbey'U taka tbe light of tbe moon.
p. The aeoond porebaaer
Mother-You must have one. of
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Tbe Laird, an excellent Ulker, gUblj
•alM wera mada daring tha day.
-It doont maka a partSde of dUrei^
Bllmpurse. I suppose.
Jewden and OrUclus
WA Itand atlU. WlU you eemo Into
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witoe notherA to be indiapaaaabU In j ebubbf abirta nnl diawacu Out of
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th.* brinxin* up of ebildran. Eape. tbeaa piaoaa
____ _____
way al manding. but It ie uA eo duaciallT of little ebildran.
doU taabioaa. tbiae ciaflAai gowna touoaa and dnatlug oaor dlabaa it i
bit. und mid burdiy ba aamideead
^ OPBfTBMSTTO ]
i LOVEKS GEMOpen air. exerelaa. atblttioa. atudy. vltb lea* alaavai.. a^ Sannal drama bo Alactld my Am. and driod to a
The pluca le prafwtad
tiooa <rf fcTil Md t^il bappeotcgt.
muit play tbeir part in Uraa of ehil- and akirta, aU aa marly Uba tba pevdA by twigtiag la a towal a ua fA Sba baaiAed patob. Tba patob
BULLTARDTOW
I rAKTICOLARLT
If
yott
don’t
want
po»ertr
to
Ye
, .t you don't
porerty
Yeign j dit«n. tui ooneerratire notben aay obUd"a own oe poaaibla.'and of fair olotb.
Uapiaeedttod iniotbiatouAlelL ll
; ia your bouaebold. ccaae jo« r-uxiny i that there It danger of the nodem lit- j tine to “nnke balioTa" with witbont
TbadamrofparaleyaeeAa
and tba aaaA amaud
I abont mrinx and hoardiuR for a raisy tl- xirl becomioR dUoontanted with | doing mo Anon rlolem to the young taitod fA Alb. poaltry and
on tha wrong akla and
day and tratt tha cnfailiuR kouruk-of 7&tet life in the hooee.
I lAngination Oat of wbltogoode Tba room and aiitoi AOf be
anpply. *
^
doobi tba modem little girl la a j were oat night gowna. two white
bat tba AarA A tba iauvm ia
A ^mteb on flannel abould be. put on
O tbairlory and %U fiadnaat
If you don't want di#o<»rd in tcnr rery active being. Tbeoldrexlma of { frockt.white aprona.
and tootowaaUiAota Ai^i and daUaata and aioar fa with tba oatob-atlleb. Tba ptooa is
My Mb
i.and
Of a Ufa witboatafear!
borne or amonpyour irimi*'. rvtn»f
tb-* Micplen. tha pi««a of patebwAk. { wataa wbim gutmpa and a iow naok- other praparatioaa Wbea tba room pbmad to toe wrong aide of toa aareM«1
reooxnUa a wtony. no malf^r bnw t’.fe orer and^reraeaA. if not for bar. | ed buff cbambray .a fao-aiAUe
Aad I
fao^Ua of the
tha and atoma are aaed tbay abould ba ta- fuUy trimmed out worn pbrnu. ^ a
^ oiay tliUk tiMA lli waiU Of a death lUa Natara dyia*
la tba falUn* of tba year'
(IwiM it m.y «»m.
ti - klD(i«g«t-n
«cofnto«,«‘‘“<*'»toTorU.di.«:Md tb. -WMh '
ad before :tba food
lu toe hutotoed puteto e»>ept tout the
. In abort, don’t w-w the teed* of etil
child'*. daanlng
AtoAniniF toward <«»«*»...
Bat •WMtMt acouiuioo mj MmAt ; Fnr*'abaia not dead, botalaapin*/
they are uA yety Mgbtlj.
oonatruo. i| held
odgA ura not turned in ut uU. Tba
TUI tha early labtna ainx.
in any thape »f you want a harvci^t of t.oo. imiiali
aadl
ition AdaotivaoooupatiAi.;»»<^-----Atoh atitoh 1. dona ova tba luw
I'he UklAt UalAT.
Lie of Saatar waka b
'good iblDgt, for every ilioURbt
_________________________________
than ona motbar faU tha new! »»ocklnew
Hara ofl«B bald iatbaailaaoa tUta
oomin* of the aprm*
••SomeilAua,” writoa UUrar Waland belie! it a aeed planu-ti lor eiiner ^..tueHt.oa
’on the
tba air” and reaAte
reaorui Tbit - *waah” wa* the child
Moble. aaallad. |bty oMaa to.aa.
ua **on
! good or erll fruiunx.
,
nrjiii .-ly to honae.wlfrT. booeekeep-1
dell UolAA of toe true wife, ”I bate abU* fA waahing
Fair aa tbay wi^re in tha anrth'a Aral O for anoh a blaawd faUin*
« miniature,
r. a. ent. rtainment for bw
H altogether wa. . the earaful work aeen a toll ahip gUde by agai&at toy
bum,
latoqaiataleapatlaAt.
*
of an hour a two A tba motbA’a tide A if drawaby aome iariaibk
^Isfapartnf bopa fur tba ti«a lo ba.>- Wliaa tba npaaod *iain ia famartHl, I The day i* loni* no ! th* day :» hard.
_______ _________ ^ j
No Awing WA done; tba pig. bowllaa. with a hundred arma polling
If thi. i. ourefuly muda it U daliaTbaaa ara mf. frianda in tba MtUa.
I
And tba toil and trial paat*
my • wakh ’ wa. fimpiy cut oat ia Ik Her AiU wera unAUad, bA lout. Make u rich but light baklmr
When tba rad and cold of aonaei
outline to repraaeot the vaioa artl-i atreumara ware drooping, aba iiad powder btaouU dough, und buka «u
Slowly cbnnkaa into Crayof- Btralfordk BMon.
aaikhA
alda
wbAU
not
atara
wbaai.
olA
of
laveryday
wear
in
the
child’.
<
>. split und tightly buil> for aoob a quiet paaainx
Carlyle.
StiU aba moved on' atalelj. In aaraoe
j own wardrobe.
comA from toa ovan,
Throucb the ni*bt into the Day'
Mn*f.rt«i, araaminc bta Ion*/ Ion*.
For a year fbu bit of bouAwifery triumph, ai with bar owa Ufa. But Sould the ttrained liquA from u quart
-Mary A. Intbbory.
dri^ia.;
ba. been an unfailing amu«ement fA 1 Imow uial on tba other alda of toa of oytiert Rub two toblApoonfula of
Dlokaua with si*t.« thai arv loot in a
the child She wariic. on Monday atftp. bidden IwnAth tha great b.uU butmr smooth with two taUlApoonfula
and iron, on Tneedmy. week in and that awam a majAtioally, there wa of floor and tur into tme audOA-balf
■ Milioo.-^i^tHndt^.-tLa *odai lor. MuMon Barluao qoAci a oorreapon«l
W(H*k out. She mould donbtleA have a little toilaoma ateam tug. with a cap. of acaidad milk Oook Ad stir
aut who pcdoiad to u At kf ambroiU
lil.lhtiiur;
tired
of a few b'ita of cloth lu a basin, heart of Are and arma of iron, that until it thioken.: add a tablApooaful
Oi.ld«u.iitk. wiary no uora. nor Una: arad obulr bucka which Vli«. did ’ bebut not of this mMt realI.tie ‘UuD. WA tugging on. and I know If toa lit of botwr to tha uyauw juiA. and bAt
OnafUrlou. toi^e, iLrouich tba atom aruan tlmea.” And George EUoC in
tie tog uotwinod her mtm und left toe it; teaaon to tAte with mU and white
dry hkt."
Daniel DaronaUe. ” «piak*of il... 1mnk
no kl.iKh.
tolp it would wullow and toll abent or Avcona ivp;)er. Ad«l oyatert aud
of lalaoiO fA nnytbinc lonn.l in lU.
aut<» litN tiatiUga fcruwii.Ad drift bitoA und thithar. and go hAt until the ,gilla rofttc Then Uy
day
that,
ion’t
marked
offiuiuand
Uo>at coinjiantonahij. hrtt. bara I.
off with tbav^reAnant tide no
the oyaicra on the layert of abortoaka,
bouA of work. It wa« ooon uj>ou a
It i» i^tyitile lor a typewriter
knows wbitoer.* And ao 1 have known add tne hquAto the aoih* and wbaur
Bound to my room, and toqch**4 hy | lima adrlaad a girl who did not
»u
confl4.-a«.
Boto tW ooJ (wlw. hl«b <to«k«ii blended aprAd over the oyatert: than
>ha had any auperanoai boor* at hrr
^ plojer. and to. bvee
almo>.t India- f.i,
___
add
another layer of oake. than uyalluJi-r they i aum. loialk with Aa.-; diapoaal that the thouM try t j ai^oor.*
lH)ur Auce over tba wboie^
iiHry Who Imva trodden the blghar^ few Aomaiito at any mte. each dnv
und sItK ou.^ht to aim at thi. Aixm-,arm. and brave,*
■priokla with a little unni-ed ;
fA aolld laadtog. She waa not deeply
racy and i'omtnoji
and Herve very hot.
They who havuaeeuaLbu* the angelajintallartual. hot aha liappemd tobamo,, t*-^u;.(.lem«uted by
«'}>o bim A that no wind a wave oou
fend of MacauUy *. aonorona
<]uality. however, or aba will
r part toam. wAld bare gone down wl
Bearing Uie»r
and aho bad hi. work, on h r Uk k
It 1. seldom that tlu* old noraery
•belvaa. into which .he hml
ly
lute aiiauA about*
rhyme in reprodu.wd in rml life, but
Of all of earth', children tha truly looked a. yet So abo took one vola oonSdeutial employe 1
that waa the auriTiec xiren toa gUAl.
a to the touement dinuK
Hliont bc.HUii M matter, i. i
of Mr and Mr.u John O H. Pitney at
WhUpering. 'Pcaoa. inoogh tba heart
left It on the abelf iher..
-lu tact, u breech of tr
Too ; The girl who invaata in a beaver hat toa dinner lu the gold club houM at
haunmb.”
at band when aba .hoold have a lew
uiauy K'lrU for>:.’t thi. fact
^ ia apt to find baraelf witoing that toe Mprrutowu. N. J
Thawi my friend, of tha high cAU. imoment of laianre in watting fur the
might indulgo
a a few choi«*e And when the iue wa« opened toa*
riie
I
*erul
l**r«l«*y.
family
to
aaaamble
for
the
meal.,
Homer, tiugiug the aong of atrifa;
birdf bOial to sing: *
•aweary” word.
boo aba i. caught
“ Pur.lej IH the criiwn of oookery. _ ______ ____ toe liAutifal ahaggy Now waan’l that a dainty diah to a|
Virgil, at rokiby aeon kiaaadabore: which it waa her plan* to prejiare
l^ngMiow. rhaotlog the Paalm of They were not more dilatory than
It once crowned tuan : it now arownal hair on her >-va« r hend-AVAing lie.
iKiforeaklng*
many paobla. but it waa lorprieiog
The fourth courM®. auppoa.®d to
a
*‘1‘ f®
dow» Id lr>oB loui aurrender to the
, Thi. lit-rVt. coniidcred ludiapanA- alamAta. If aha ullowt tba bat
Vo*i. who wMl leave Aa,r-ab. never how many pagea of Mannlay .he read
game i»ie. wa brought «i by tba wultin tboaa odd minntea Before the
ble not only by the ptofea.ioaal oook toocongblj dry and then aombblit with era in two Urge dttoA and placed ut
third
winter
wa.
over
Uia
Itad
finikbbut
by
all
wbo^wl.b
to
«haaoa
toe
Uaotla HawttiAiie. cfSalemTown.toe oourae end ox u comb
ba
and after Aoh end of the table. When the oov, value of their food bj adding to Ito wAda givA it u alight beating with a era were removed there flotterad Into
Theke. the Aightj. the orowned. tha ad everything he had written
We art* tired of tl.« xniii
luoiher invented a ’’washing j tl.vor and BttractivenA. of ippettUBito' ■mull awltch a atlok toe hair wiU toe air two dAcn live oanAiA Tba
ftk-e.
ing gu.rd
f »r her .mall daughter of t. very | u in to oa.ily grown from the aeod to lookAAuQyund nice a aver-D.*- branchA and limb, of the dcoomlioii.
■On« and all from my abeiva. look
red of 1
A fri.md oooe illaatiated to me the Tired
V! toy* sne bought uu oulUl of. « ,uany window, that there 1. no ex- trolt Tribune.
down.
ware soon aliv* with them, and tlmir
wen.
differeiim batwafD three of her friend.
•nch and wringer and cane lot bung without It, even
•iDgiag drowned even the Aolamaiion
aiiep lu my aide and mlk with me.
in the following way: flh..^ Aid If they Of day. to luv through und
r.utm s rauk. mutoboerd and elotheahe market oanoA aupply your need. |
PuaeUlag.
of Atoniahment from toe guAta
King, in your nalact*., her«t i* mor<»— abonld all three aa6 to a .pirliual
to In* d..n.
■ i ;
v u*.. ^:ave u..d boiler audjiaiu-none u can W propagited by dividing the
A putoh ia u piece of elb'tb Awed on
Even the hoatA. wa. rarpriaed- '
Here. In f.fth. in alittlo, low room. moontoin which imd to be oro..w*d. Tired of ourkt Ivt h aud .d In
nmuU at lodlAUitU e root, and potting thorn tor oultivatiA
to Apuir It. Tbaro
She liadgiveu theateward. Mr. James
Than rejral kUte and golden atore,
tba Arat one wonld tomiel thronxh it Vet all the v.nn.. d.d v.»*
^ .
lUiI’. T.,.*ie WA a cake of aoap. a ' in winter; hot the part ley grown from
toe hem Barlier, carle blanche, merely remark­
Tha crowd’• mad clam a. the oau- with bard and WAri^me Ubor, the | We walk in th^ L^^rA'n i v,u . ..u.i tjv finv S:.v <t! .tiroh. a grain or two of ,trn* oldtr .talk i. >tronger in flavA
tha overhand patch uud ing that .he'd ;ike aomethiug out of
non’! bkOA
aeaond would meander round it in an I We Aght. bat ii, H-. who n.-rv. . our r.;.li.id.got;.!unii,urdgfora’blu. and .otnetim.*. railier hitter, in Ader
------- ------------ ---the ordinary lie Attainly fllled toe
; Hhade. of the mighty coma to me.
indlffaroot faahion. bardly knbwing
•ra.
lu.:
tu .qutMrn iutothe”lAt,|o have grocu paiulev through tha
The hammadpatohiatbamAtclA- Ader totb. Aliriaction of everyluidy.
Sit and chat a. thebonragoby. where ab«wa«goipg. and yet. beAUA He turn, tht mrou. tls.i *
rur. rvwmt r ' And there were .mall j wiuU*r pick off the old lAve. from the able, and a atrong wash patob. Out
Proidia.y thing, that Ue aoul .ball j bar aim wa right, gelling around it'
hnria.
a.
HU ironing .h,***!. and a cloUiA j .^Ik. in September. The rootitbould the tom piece awky. ulwaya iu a iwo•
iat lAt. bat tJm third wonld ju.t'flap! And oui or tl * »to:.u ju- Inng. a h.nUi. Ibete WA no "make bi ileve” i b,* taken op in ilia Arly
It reqairel one pint of awAt milk
of Nov- tongular form, a this looks nAtW
And aa wa arahattpy. my friend. • her wlnga and Ay right over. 1 think'
.
exet pung lu the matter of ember and replanted in boxea. and If Clip Ini
brought to a boiling point, to which
*
t we mnat all know Mmethiog of the.e An.l the work ih*t wr
^/dui t
add om* table.iKxmful of angar. Iialf
re an® kept in the kitchen or moder- one-fourth inch i
r-A iff ad J. Water
• diffirent ways of locomotion, and 1
to do.
leApoonfnl of mlt and butter the aiM
iH.ng u* fill i“ r tub. and lu r ately light cellar they will prodoA ran- to tlie wrong aide. Fit the patch
j^t. if any of o. iu tne pAt have , He make, it
..m *u.it.r from the Uihroom. | idly. p.r.ley can be preaerved fA thi. propaial plaoe. on tha wrong ride of au egg; let cool till lake warm,
' tried to tannal out way through the And the d.y/ihnt
outfit a.<,uare corner m the I winter Ae by drving. Sovld il and ^ by bAtlng it all around, aaoing to It then add half cake of veAi, two eggi.,
m
i , Ji
mountain, that have atood aoruM our
the dough
» .in mg room wa ch.-erf ally dry lu a .low oven uud tbeu pack in , that all atripA. flguzA a plaid, am and a quart ,of flour,
are Hi.
l-ickVd I P n.reewdTto-.
| paihyway. or have been mAudering
evrry M .udaj, and on Tue. , airtight ja. or tint When wanted , perfAlly matched; toeu bam down. riau iu a warm plaA until vwy light,
A bit of bin bright^ .v ruitu - a
It ia aatoni.htng Jiow mnob oau ba around them, that we may from
I for iKAoning M>ak in wAm water fA taking care that toe oomeiu be kept then put down with tha hand and let
moai fa.ciAling-weck'.ia few M^ond. to fretben it. Dry «iaar« and are well aaenved. Then riM again: roll out to alKmt flveWA contrived.
' • par.ley can only Ikj nAd for fiavorinx turn to the wrong aide and cot the eight, of ill inch thick, cut in four
inch cirolA. bruto with maUed bol­
ter. and fold over. lc®t rise on tiaa
Bake until a deliAte brown; thA.
while, warm, go over the surfaA with
melted bntlA to make the cmat t**n
der:
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THE RECORD’S CALLER Y
OF BRIGHT CHILDREN

tht€(htor’» €as9 Chair

Wash tlioroughly, lAve in aM :
water half an hour; then oova with
very hot water and let aUnd fa flvW
iteu Wipe dry and brnto over
with hotter und lemon JniA und hmil

ooghly in cold wutA. Uy in u baking
AVer with hot wutA und '
in tbo OVA. Kap below boiling
point and oook tan aiautA to a
d When, done dxuU ull toe
r off. pUA A u hautod:ida»tor
Ad poA melted butter ovor it. and
■prinkU with finely minead puiaUy.
Sarva with alioA of lemA.
To oat quart of miU add oat Apfui
of sogar, flve egg., whipped weU. two
•oonfolt of vanUU: ooe-quartur
teApoonfnl of lemon. Ad toree-qoarteraofaoapoT toeoorn. Pop it and
pot it through a niAt grinder, or obop
it fine. reArve some of the larger uaneU for i decoration.. Pul u baking

It 1. «t«D.ely dlmo«U^^B*«l
Ilt.«ty .Ilk «ttb0Dt iU b«iat dr.a*«
IDIO tb. fe«l«DOd pDlliiw UoMd.
ud .polho, CD.-, toinpB. tt
MWtt will but. IIDPU DDdUMUh tb.

tOk DDd MW tU. .ilk ud mar McMbw.fa.wlUbDnDotroabl.DlDlI. Of
th. mar i. Mil; palted •«v’
TbU lanutlob ODoa.
who Baku ItD

ni« Id hw
■UkDUHlobil
way.—Detroit Tribune.

ra. wash Ad sUa Ama poketOA thin. FtU a quart baking dito
in Idjwu. aptinkllng auob UyA with
■at Ad pepper Ad obeeae. using in
uU one teuepoAfnl of Alt. balfu
Monful of peppA, end two tabUtnfuJa ofgAted eboeee. Dettoe
top with Aetnbletooonful of buMA.
aadpoA OVA a egg beatA with one
of milk: oovA und bake mM
boar, undovA and hrowu fer
The l»eat* record made on jdckti«

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m«l IU«B|| •AttJBDAT, uovwmiB 1. I«u

no Yiiiiig mn

rwoMArrs right

longixmL}

TO the SUFFRAGE

inkoir. «topiuiiS at Ibt
* of Us meal ^^adlmlr
KoUJaf. wma pacing his room, paoatns
mom and asRlu to plcV up a tek«ram
uo the table.
ITeacuUj ooe of
hla SUIT who bad been aummoued e»-

PEB80X to be enthled to .hare iu «1» goven.- i

^

meut of a .taU' Vt <«UDtrT ought to lore the .tate. |
oti^Lt to denire iU welfare- and ought to be able , tar^* pulitv
to judge of the ol„,a...

that a

meuher of

,„.ie. of the per«.n. pre->1<I- ct^te « ^

aented for th.ir wtu.age and

Can vou think ! and U.o cii> ,.r Mu».-o».
inU^reat

jrepublif,

in

lOBlB 0E1ET8 WILL ALL imiD I

—m* at Maar
Valar.

It lined to j

be Raid of a iiiaii who wua a candidate for *dlicc
t««»AA
A«.
M.

r**«. h hltn by cmrler.

“if

f;.u sn,e-iur.
von Mish.-

| inocul
If ynu succeed

ICAL VJIAV rVXICISM. .U must Inar iho
iiiarka of Hyinpaihy ns mcJI ns of insiglit, of rcas-mabloiU MH AS wi ll n^ of rntinmility.

WIIEKK TIIK

It is for tho aradeniic mind im,i .tcntly to rejM-al tln?.^e irulhs, und
it la for tho acadcmicully minded coiisiunilv to praeiico them.

Who Owns the E&jth?
By CORmNC 8. MOWN. ftocisJ D«M>cmlic Advocsto

ppluis whole Ijue.tion an to ‘Who own« the earth?” will bo
L|||gJ settled when |Mn»])lu iMdievo in tho euro and want it. Why,
if wo really wanted it there i?i not a single judge yu the
bench who would dare refinu? to turn tho laml over to tho jwoplo
. and take it away from privatu ownership as soon as tho issue eaino
• j. properly before him. It all rests in our hnnd.s to hriiig this nhnia.

m

Pi

Wm

'zIe-

n-raovrtl to tUo
nnJ the
IijKdf will U- lu!d 111 tlu- grc.it

I’nker than i
yon Instead ^hc ImiM-rl.-xl
a-x.Ht.„iblagc svl.Mi
IlM-rl:
luallzed Ihf nKsmuptloii «if
I kalaar l-html by ih«* tlrkt qiiov

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GENERAL mmm ;
I

A. A. Hosis VO Krwsniis#. Iffcallowso.

E. W. HASTINGS &

ANn
ABSOLUTELY ODORLESS

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ELECTRICITY

wall around Peking has been dug down to admit tho locomotive.
The Irgstions arc relmilt with reference to any future trouble.
THE EMPIRE .HA^^ BEEN SHOT THROUGH AND THROUGH
IMITH WESTERN IDEAS, WHICH TO THE NATIVES BEEM TO
MAVE AN OMNIPOTENCE ALL THEIR OWN.

Burdsaii ftivsr Eliciric
Light and Poiur Co.

MAUY ALicK iti:i:Ksn»ui>

j

The largest neexlle m.vnufactorr Jn
e world is at Ue<ldUch, WorcesterIhigluml. over seventy luUhon

AassHcw's rnmoun Hsaatir**.

1 Blotches. Sores. Pimples. They don’t |
and a lame have them, nor will
11 suy one who nses
oaaa ; «»'’«tl.es ary m.ide weekly

Die. mAWYEF9

•DENTIST©

A strike In a Munich .brewery itK
In atrength and onjoy herd work. *
veaU<d the fact that the employea were
giro Tigofoss boaiih and now
kepi busy fourteen to fifteen boura a
life to w«ak, aloklr. run down peoola.
day. rveeivlug only f 15 to f 17 a month
Trr them. Only SOo at Jaa O John SlOT( _ eogih. Pine and bemloek. deHe—I sfv OldlKiy to pretty gay yet
llrered at Sl.16 a cord, at Cook
I’a Planing
and Feed Mill, i If be to aiglng. She—Oh. yea, be iagot knU.. »«. II. B.
W«at Bay atreaL New *phone SAG
one foot In tbe grave and tbe c

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H> r^K.VTH AI

i GRAND RAPIDS A INDIANA RY.
In EffHCl

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Trmvt,r*s

SWANTfNT H.hxusI
. siirg^y snj
rif>xNs;ionsi h-.uli CaU

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and Wttr-

Tnm>* !• sr.x Travor** Oily sa follows •
For Orsmt lU;ads. Kslsmsioosnd Fort Way nr
,„14. lvtr.it. F<« Warnrand

• i;Far.i^lu.tav lAirm
T and Ma-'kinsw
Tra»% Arnvr lo Tra’
ivtnat and Grand Raplda
KoUce to Tu Parrra.
. DrtiMit. Chlrago nud Grand

iTfcft^aio Irtsxmsrf 11:10 a m and an
at l .A-p. ta x-dadT.
ir tram InaxtuK at ^ 10 a. m. and arrxtl
4.li i> turuttgb xnUiuut eixango .
d luaxn liii'H trams harr i«ar»..r and t.1*oar* a!U.-hi*l.
r. L. UK'KW(tor).

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asil taxra p»’.d Urf.-p
•xilax ti n

, taa*i»r.-:i.air>'ii4; ui

Ut. aill br
and on all

PEBSMas
Totodo.
r«. Bay aty. IMrt Baron. XT
ror lfnakrctxa.
SMl«Mt,«Anm..ll’A)s.m.
a. m.. 11-JO a. m . »:«p. a.
Fcr^^Canlral L<

Yocir l9»mioHI

mpwwtf tb. .

~r“jrrr

, which 1 wiu arU at
lent planorwUlbolkl
Tuaaday and Bator-

Patoakey. 1 JS p. nx.. I

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► PmiALTY-

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ClE«Ti::iSH
....HTALTKiEST....

STIU I’U THE i’OriT^ACi: A(i.\lX8T CHIUSTIAXaS AM»
TO I'lIAKGE Til KM WITH IMiODUClXO DHOUGHTaS oI:
DPIDEMICS, If a -mUsiiui proiKTty hapiH-us to bo on s<^me p.tri
of tho dragon's body, disaster follows dUi.tUw until the houne
tom down. Just such a pretext, jaiMsi hy liieniry jnien at the exam­
ination iu Chungking bomu years ago, entaile*l great sulTering and
losses upon our work. AT THIS TIME THE CUV KS TH AT
THE CHUISTIAXaS have CACSKD the PKOTllAClKn
.DUOUtlllT THAT 1I.\S KIJIXKI) THKIU CUOP:>. IU 1
THAT THKUE WILL AGAIX HE A GKXERAL UlTH.^
ING I CAXXOT HKLIEVE.
That China can over bo what sho was before the outbreak is
ImpoMihle. Her idols are shattered, her ideals blsstcd. Tho sacred

pv U

I

FIRE INSURARCE

on a long tour I made, the oflleials were not only
courteous, hut cordial. '1‘hey assured us that they
would counlenaneo uo oppression of law ahidmg
Christians, and they have suWtantiallv kept their word.
A WAY THE MAUCIOUaS nilXKSK HAVE
lo

Osi«ba aad Oolds. breaasa It alsrgya
salts, la toy six vaara of relaa It hat
Barer failsd 1 hare known If to aare
■Bfftosre fiwm Throat and Long disSanaa, who ooold gat no haip from

r- this miNlI-

not dobv in i

is before vou. Will cr wiU v.m iu*t
secure rvl'tef now bv tak.ng Wu.o of
CaniuiV All uruccirts h-H fi.Oi Ultle*
Fell ni-rcixack-

WINEofCAR.DVr=^«Sai-

JOHN R.SANTO

friendly atlilu.le of |KH)plo and magistratcj, extend­
ed their Work to many new places. I.ast spring,

-hll

in Uibiinc «|._oo«
iuaiH.nj in
the
Slat.-s and ^he lakiw>i4mo to
pire advice which idu^ kn*nrt viU help

------------------- ^---- :------- i iK2-S^T,.;...;;..;;.;|SS*“:|S

cupioil their foniuT |k»Ms and, oncouraged hy tho

\^UaA.

Xo suffering woman
alT.ctl
ignore amh alclUr
Mrs.Mti»onald
writes. Her plans and ad\*ku h.sre

________

O. F=». CARVEIR

LTirOUGH at least iwieo iu former years the mishionarif‘4 \vt?re driven from tho Szeehueu province
and for safely were witlidrami during the trouNe
of 1000, yet pnielieally all the iktsohs and pr«'prrty of «>ur mit^ioii were unhnnnod in the \car
lust naiiied. Tin- iiiisj.ionarIes nUiirncd jis soon a^
tho Aim riean c*»ii,sul geiuTal would permit, reec

1s hare
nare I|

toxi

FIRE INSURANCE*

By BUhcf DAVID HASTINGS MOORE

aitaalliiitarticls
•*Tha looiwss
selling mnicis

________

Lns-’T

r.r

rode tin,
Vronsky bad
im-auwbde
'/on------------ --pr.VMXI bin len-se m b.s eim.«.t. and
Wra did not ox.-rlaKo 1dm tdl she bad the I igl
ruldeu for uix.re ibaii a itiib-. olid lbe:i tlie Ka
caiiii.-x and tbe xlurl
only UtruM* be bad luei xx hb an a.vl
dxnt. .She found Him uUimlm;; m tbe itimieetxd l.y the 1i;;bt r .dxvay which
x'liieiiee
rxKid iH-.ide hU borse, w bo bad iCol.e la In-Uig eotistnu^1*4 for the
lame. M. anw hllr Ixunovieb. uou-ad of Of vlMb.ix and all %vill 1.1* iUnminntcd
walling, wa^ ri.hiu; loixvanl
ludx^sL by fleet lie bgbt.
rroeeodiug ub’Mg the tirand Trittil;
they tH>uM hoar 111.- M.nml^or bU bor«-‘a
road and Is^y.ind tin- canal another
hoofK.
plain in mn a to the
•Tnkemv horse." said \ ,Ta
lying and imm* lure I
"One more kiss,"
______________________________
•;May il nave your li.V ns tbe last of the old eautoaii.eiit. TbU Is t
wart plain, und In the middle
did."
r
With II .ivilck x-m.ra.v vJS^ly al>out two mlb*s from tbe btatx* <
siiraiiK to Vera 1 b.xrse. inounliHl and wbleh will l>e tbe iVnter of everyfhhig.
dasbiHl away, lu'anotb.r tnoioeiil the nud some four 'p.lb-s from the Kashmir
tbe Imperial ampbrnmau-r and
man following rxHle op.
•re tbe xxirv.natloii durbar will
"There It U again.” In- sn d.
I Just
x-ame In sight of him and wu- about to
of the Iraperial ussemblage. It will U*
shoot him wh. ii be kis^-xl yuii "
qulx k and lake the scene of a gorg.s.m* x-ereim.ny. la
"t;ive me your hxxrw*
h<
Which no clement of oriental iH.mp ?
mlue. If Is fleeter
be laeklug. The vbvroy himself,
him"
great chlefa Iu |H*ace aud war aulHirdl
Ivanovleh Julnpt^l from bU livirse
uatc to him alone, the noble Im
•TUdd my font while I mount/’
feudatories of tho eri*wn. irth»i*s
In unotbiT iii. tmmt V«ra xx.-xs.rid
guns, boriH-s ami elephants, splendid
xUlle
sway ou Ivtinovieb's
regltncnls und brlgldly clad. Joyous
ran to
LI Vrtxu^y'!
Vrt*i
crowds, all will be there ami will make
ver.sip.it
dlscxiver.*
a picture of display and splendor such
.lolm^ VI
With DO morv f« lav t. tU. y n a» h.-d a aa hat never Ihvii h.vu ex« n in Imha.
The ampbliboater In which tho dur­
.rs. N bad iMs-ii
village x\bere fn-sti
nrderxsl ft»r tbe eeat. ; id S.S.II after be bar will U* held is mmiewhat diflerx nt
VrouHky gave to shai*e from that cousiruciid In ISTT
and has Uen built In a horsx-sbtK* form,
witb tbe ImpiTial dais at tlu- upjH*r
for thwarting the lias:,.M„.
"And now, your
m.ij.wt.v." Raid end Instead of In the cvnteK us Uu’n.
Vroio^ky. -I wUh to .>.KiituMid to your Inside the wedges of mwls will U* a
notice tlitN girl, who xx4is in-nt out to circular road, by w bleb the viceroy will
xU*Uy me ami im-b ad d.-biyxsl .a man drive up to tbe dais, and In front and
IS
U-bhid tbe amphitheater will be drawn
who fiiUoxxM to shoot im ."
"What eali l do for yoii^ anUtnl the op the troopa w hicb will b*nd military
splendor to tbe display. Tbe r<«d from
tbe viceroy’s camp to tbe emphltboater
My asHH ifli,^ Mill
"Nothing
Mj
Will pass through the principal l*odk-s
mreiiRtoUll me
of troops encam;H-d at l»elhl; tbe cnval"Come wm. me
•smp however, win
to aersUv with |l
and you
Grand Trunk rxwd,
tin’ mliba of
here the battle of June S. 1SZ7.
guard./’
A-r loo
Vronsky was
1 abi de camp I was foug bt. and ou tlie nearer side of
ling chiefs
T. :uid be aud I It will be the camp of the
oo the atafr of t
PER 1000 WATTS
\Vra wer%- mnrrlexl Ver.i’s fat her was 1 of the Punjab. The camp! of the other
FlKNl.-<m:u t;v
l*e Rituab-d
arrested fur his {uirt Iu the pl<>f agalost ruling chlefa Of India
ibe exar and .entem^d to death. He at vsrloua points on tbe rx*storo road
waa ixardoiied on oxnidltlou that the from tbe lanbore gate of tbe city of
OoJdeo Circle rvfrain fnxm any attcm|it Rebtak. and oo tho southwestern road
from tbe AJrolr gate to the Kiitah. and
to punUh bis xlaugtiu r.
groat win be the display and furious

ChindwV Lost Grealnbur./*

U «y toore,-torltoa dregglM a T.
Btoltb. of Darla, Ky.. -la D». Klnfa

-‘3m

: t V. incof t!ardurcDredborthooune
if others and
r U had curol thousands of
ci^omild has written this letter in
. ? I t i^t o-^cr suffering
:ire from NN tna of CsMui fits same
j.-!i-f she got from iL
••ror four \-csfi I ta
itxcr until my skm looked ydUw

thedauri

t7ii*’ouo of hiri7immIi!'‘Kan«vka^
corrv.iHiudont ef tb..
dovotisl iiililllKt. to follow ami hbool TImea.
him if i»o!*siblo. An Vi ra >iK>ke the lust
ordinary iliu
word thi-y li.-.ird Ivniiovit irs hurM»*a
boofi iM-niint: Urn road U hlnd them.
«lretrh, cox i rt'd v
"Hide on." wild Vi-ra. "fur ; .*ur ufo.". fortulng a pU ;
Vmusky linsiliy drvw lior toward ioifo cantxr.
him. i.rckiMNl a kUs on h.-r liiw und i
will ix
dahliiil forxvurd. V. ra hmIo bm-k uml ‘caoipa of the
mid Iviinovifb.
| principa
•Tbi* courU-r!" oho nxibl. . "Who nrul
" i»
you. What wort- you to doV*
camp, are ulwaya fr.ai;u-d. Tbe \
"Kill ibf ruiirb-r If iH.sMIdc." ,
regal camp will In* hi t!ie t t-nbr of
"Mv fatbn dii-.-iftsl me to dela
flankxd on the Komli by the earni*?
not nuc- the govxTuor of Horn’.ay und ».f tbe j
"Ves, aud f
commander In x-libf of Indi.
generals of the four
have iHM-n Irylii;*
the \iortb by ih*>s*e of the gov-rmi
Just Kuw him U-M
Madras and the lleutenani govt-n
him. 1 conM not
chief xHumaHsioners and ugeiits to
governor gemral thrx*ugboui India
^"lloxv unfortuiihU’: 1 bll you xx
At the back of the enlrul cuuhi i.
to do. Itemnin I»t«* w hile 1 ride .ni.
bcl'ag conMructed
couhl
jH'rmamnt resiI»IoUlt^lns him nm.iher las*. I may U* bci'ag
i
able to debo him. Wb. n I use Ibis .bt»r dence* for Ibo vli
Tbla will hrn-nfhn- till a mueb mt .bd
wblMlc. ride lor
want at Helhi-viz, a guesthouse fur
lot to b.- li.
distUiguihbed guests and vi>itx>rs Tbe |
piirkuailed.
Tbe

RANKS or THK MOST I'OWKHirL AKK COXSTAXThV
RECRUITKl) rUOM TJIOaSi:or Tin: MOST OBSCUKK
TUKUE IS sMALb rxcusi: roK rxvv, iiatkkd axh
HALICE, MUCH LESS EOK VIOEEXCK AXD DISOROEK.

Uls Uto to ML

•niWratb
in her
h

) give
.»lake

i?:r,

vy

ri... ... M-i.a >ou witb bim

Of flaying you."

away some of the firmest foundations of our jKjlitical and ccoiiomio
supcratnicture. \V« noc<l it, too, lo point out tho ethical aRpect of
the continual war uimhi success by ilm un^uccc^bful, which U so
diatrcnsing s part in the new.i of i-iiHi dny. If wo were foree.l to
live in fixed castes, ono migltt 1st apiihiudud for Mfiving to break hin

I LAha UtotwW

The gn St work she has done for the

• r'^

? bm n sho: t t!is. '

••\.ro. - i..- «!.l, -Cai.t.niu Al.-ii.

3;7i;r.s:

Juat liow wo need it sondy in urdur-to chuck tho waves of iws-

m

lo

I did so. for within ten ds>-s
hlesKd rtlkf cametoms.
and in lot than thres
mord.H< I was exited, and
haxT cn}o>-cd fine health
ever since. I know nSert is nothii*a better
for • skk tmaa who wishes to en^' perfeet health and am very phased to $iv« my

jr*.. Us XcDMMlt.

:[r

• of his

M

drminil rj\S DK'iACJKMKXT MVHT NOT HECOMK i:M*UACTlCALXKf?S OK ITS CRIT-

pontwhich from timo to time sweep m rohri tho ►nrfaco’of tho fou
limbli,ic opinion and which, if left fo f<dlo\v their course, would tenr

^

>.uU»*tiuiMit

J.

Iricod sdxwcatcd your Wins
•f C«dM trestmeat so
stroojty that I deddad to
trv a. okhottVh 1 had htlk

utsn to linvf volt with mo! I
t reai li
my i:i«l In Hui.* or si«-mt iny life a
|»rl«m« r Iu .SiU-rla."
.MV/-*tij\se4iou ot nirouy |iassod over
Vi tn'H faro.
.

t EtmXR of <
HEKK M u c-ontinuiii;; j.Iii.m- in Aiin rica fur tho ucadc-m-

COlIXTHV

ni:tr oi i
_
_
ihT^tTofths
cfth-^W'LrU.amioaccf

Is tt pnut a* luutid !
mUhner>. nrjd i:

founder orihu prt-M-i.i city of m. hja,I hoitdt,:
lhauabad-vz. AuranirroK th.

THE ACADEMIC MIND

A

cuuHr..r

..
Uaj ..verb.-r.i

.Ufut Vri.tivSaV In Ilic net of luouiitiup.
••Where fc'u you. « aitiainV *
“How do I j.r.H‘tNn| 111 unb r to Ftriko
AND WHEN WOMAN TAKe$ THIS NEW AND FINAL 8TCP. th<‘
frtiin M- - to MoscowV**
TO THE SERVICE OF THE STATE HER PURITY, HER I •*! (iimtot diruf*t you. but 1 can setul
wiiU jou to (
0SVOTION, MSS IHHOHT. HER FAITH. SHE WILL NOT ONLY ENuue la-re kiioa
be route eiivi»l lyy
NOSLS THE STATE, BUT WILL ELEVATE ALSO THE HOME.
<laugbter’'
a\inl bo oretmil

IX

Orltlsk

petroiL

jIrou..

by the nearer approa<li of woman fo h.-r ju»t and i-^ual place of
inloeaee in the .talc. f-U-lieve that every auch approach ha. at
aoBM time purified the home and rendered woinanhoo.1 .weeter an.I
more feminine. JXerywher.- .1... |ms «mov.Nl with ut to our g.Hel.”
Ko nation, no city, no houji-hold, ever t.e.k a. h.fty place where the
iniluonM of woinatrdid not in<^j»iro it with il»o heroic tcmj»or.

IIVT

|I ■I

Mich
i’lcai woman
gry^ilT bbirlyci

purUcular . .
^ ^
but ranaer JiJi ;u^ >
ns -itcU ns n
of h;«
Ui V

Ride to , the aaaamptloa of irin-iTunl nuiht rlt

-ve*. gmcnil."

hn.hm.d. or u,na or brother.? I. th-re any d..ul.t
I believe that every .tep in btimnn civilirati..ii ha» Wn iiiark.tl , i ,|,.,i|

bonds nt any cost.

•!

'-u

Swprama D*S«tr of ^ HsmbM* vf «h* World.

• e-AfU ) i*U’.

that he had n “.lake" in the country. l.S TUliUK i
I.N TUK Cor.VJJlV l.IKK TH.VT OK .V | K«uu.'r.

MOTHER’S rXTEREST IX HKit CIIILDIIEN * 1).. j^ot ,Lo |
nothet*, the-wire., the *l»ter«, lote the r.-|.ul.lic at well at t’.i.;r 1

m

I>r-rd.

■" ”■ ' ■■*-■•’'

MRS. IDA McDonald.

UttTKt. t.f many -

■•^aa* r*r Kla« Cdw.ra t* Be
Teadersd t« ^1. Vleeror->:ni»owl»c
C*r*»eajr Will B* Urld Xe«r th.

ri.fortuuat.!- i mU of booor of tio- itriti.1. «.a:,.!r

iu W^rvanu and .arachv to judge of the m.-a.ur... !

AHY 8TAKE

■■;i‘-X'

• iii> piuie va a

the jj?

ol the rd |Hiblu\ capacity to clKH*>e |

upon whidi iia welfare it to dq^end ?

.

^

time U. time I- fote the |icople.
than

:l..* l alted
r lUittiCd

• lu-id>u-y u a
•rtCy^i paylna

t,rt«o D tSi..-u.m. of J—j i. not ojily .pfilally coniuTtoj ahu lu-

of an,

..ualitication

e

Plans For the Magnificent Delhi
Coronatioa Durbar.

^

of the wiadom or

follj of the mcaiMre. which arc propoaed from

other

the

MIM'S ROYIL PUEMT

omniTimT
DR. W. J. HIGGINS

TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

son and r. a Maad'a dreg atorea

*iosto

SXm

TRV A RECORD WANT AD. IT PAYS BIG



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