The Evening Record, November 18, 1902

The Evening Record, November 18, 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)

1902-11-18

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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I'afe EVENESiCi RECX)RD

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Va£NinbsiKt300

TR.W’ERSE CITY, HIGH., TI'KSDAY, XOVKUREK IS, liKi-

FIGHT IS
iTr. =S::SS?£S IMMENSE
INCREASES
ON AGAIN iTjii
sr.
OVCII
y

THE

LOCATION

Of

CAANECie L»tHA«y

UGAL fHASE OF ffOtSTlON

MAimFOUl TEAB

SIXTII YKAR-172:!.

SHOT TEN OEER
r Travers* City Party Return* .

mm Avera'ion j

Laden With Trophies,
i

Chly Attornev Crtiaa. Cooaty Clark ?

Walter. K. C. Dlamaoad
nr W o, w iwi av,n.M
deraen Hamlliou. lUaburg. Lardle
iCftlbartwtumadf
and Moon votlag yam. mod Aldermen HAVE BEEN MADE IN WAOEt OF
OU. Olltoti, Cunalagham. WUhalm
RAILROAD MEN
and Steama votlag no. The original
from ber*'hnkba^d. M^^land
‘-'—
la MollanaoxmWl: T>h. I*ve bmm a I
and
thrwa.
Botloi) waa then pa«M!d by the same
vole iwtreraed. Aklermea Oil. Olllelf,
martyr for four yeara
I have bev-n ' —
waiting to ac- what they would do
with That man. Now lt'» al! a»#>r and
I will rest **
Roxburg. Lardle mad Uocm roilng no |
--------------Mow. W. M. Fi
Feator Givaa Hla Opinine.
It wmti anggraied that she showed
a intro- WILL BE THE GAIN
a great deal of Interest in her boa
that he
Ftwter. who
j band during his truU*
-All for ap­
EMPLOYES
i of hla
pearances* sake." she replied, vehe'roenlly.
"I simply lived, while the
vrortd thought 1 saa loving him
It
the Up- was all for GeaermI Moltoeaux
Pennsylvania Lines
1 like
the ganeral. and prumtaed him I wvnild
a mtmlcipaJ body by the atale. and
wall unUl ho bad done all fxisalblc lo
Proaperlty
of
the
Country
Ac­
•himad that the cUjr ootmdl U veted
aave that man
I n-ap.Hrt him and bU
struggle to rave hw «on. hut now 1 am
ulth the pow.-r to eipreaa the stiver
cording to Caperta.
etgn vrtll eifthe p«ple With IhU body
i> Wi.v : > iw
alM r«wta the power to eontrol eity In

®vci $i7.om.*oo

BesuMM Chim* t9r Wtddl»g, Birtbdtp sad
Bstidsp Prtseats

Oeclaiwa

O/p Beck Sfm

aad>1T. I

Nothing make* a more lasting or beautiful |wcsent than
a yhoicc piece ol* C'hina.—get a jwctly piece when ytnt
buy it and it is just as jwetty htty yean aftcrwar.ls as
:hc cUy It was purciiasel
You are cordially invitcvl to
call and W* over the guoik. ' Wc guarantee as low
pru rs av an\ store in Michigan,

A TEAl

[SvHlCifwlScit Cilf Haiti |:

WAS PRCSENTEO TO THE COUN
CIL EV TWO ATTORNEYt

Moil. W. M.

Fo«Ur and Mon. M. C.

Oovio Eeth Hold That Sixth Stroot
Srtf U Logolly SoUctod and
tho City U Sound.
It r*Tixinlr
x« lx»» niabt'o
mf^Un* of tiMt council mo tlxnasti ii
!.*• brokofi out msmlm.*’ Tlw MMy
Kiir lumiifr racnr up uoriM> than UmautKio mhoat. mod iboro vmo 04< on^ to
•my. -Tboo cmmoi not my l dW it
Novor'ohmko iby sury locko mt'mc.**
for tbe people werr ri«bl iSw who
bmd done It. mad ereirl«*dy knrur th-y

atitutlooa and jo raise money for iheir
.\.-m
York. Nov
la-I»ractUa1ly
miMhtUbmmm and malatpnance
t cwinin
Mr. INiater then went Into the mat­
employe.
ter of chartera. outlined the pruvuuina total of
men
New York Murderer Walked to Elecof the #p*N-lal charter prvpare.1 for Increase agirregatln
Traverse City in r.-fermc- to the mat The movement f.,r :
it-r f»r a public lllirary and w.-nt on lo
mo«t Mup.ndi.ui*
hlai.iry .4 .
the Crucifl*.
( country.
The total |uiy rulU «.f
.M. X,,....*
- roads today aggregate •ir.iMS*., I Nr W„.
Free Public Libraries.
> It 1* expe<-it-d that tb«- public will ‘
Auburn N.r.
Ik-With .->.•* flvtsl
**lt la cbwr that that purtum of tbe
forc-d to |«y part ..f thU Increase ImnKivably up*m the crucinx carried
fmri, ibr ouumcU room umx packed to
charter with n ference to fr.-e public
in hla hand John Truck, the i'ortland
the door*, mad frequently tb«e wmn
llbrarlea. aa expm*aed In the chari.-r.
coun^ t mrden-r. walked to the chair
two or three men mil •tmadtam oo the
by ^guv.qi
at
Auburn
prla*.n early this
emaK> foot. The crowd expected m
morning and acceptrd hU
fate remood tune, mad Iboosh they
wmlted
the extent .»f the
algnclly
He was fouml guilty <4 the
long fur It. tliey w«e pmUonu mad
• hem tt wmfe mil over It «m the ualp..wer con n»tH^‘ certain indlcaiur of
loTMtl
verdict
that it hmd been m
upon like boards by the |egi*la condition of the nation at li
' £fMMl ahow **
adef the general law They pro­ .the railroad wag.**.
Within the last
B^ar Auaka -Tha big black bear
The fire Aral l»cinit) lu tty when tbe
to vest that power U»r the se­ forty-elglit hotir* a moat r.-markable
r.-markable
mtnuira »f tbe pr» \iouii meeting were
Shot by Elba
lection .»f the site and building*, and
r««d
Alderman Wilhelm rmlaed tbe
at aitch an expense aa the taxpayers «'rm*»<•'» I: th.- wag.-N .4 .-mploye* has ^ numerously dtslributcd.. The ani
l■lltit that the motion to refer the
could beat afford, fur the welfare of
public, ami It )M said here | mj I has been secured by J. W. Simmi
ctmiimmicailon to the txjmrd of llbrmr>
ehowa a inarve’outly
pn.h '
all. In the common council. Inasmuch
'oualy proh
„ |„,„g
„p
*teaka anc
i to that tjody wma not leaa that body is nearer the ptN.ple, and iH-nm.s tomini.m .4
gaily carried.. mnd movisl Anally that
roasts tor those fond of game. If yov
be changed mnd
last week that the JVnnMylvanla ays want some telephone the marCet. 127
L He polatod
thill) “**ref^ declared loaL
the iwople in databllshlng and main­ tern would Innvaae by lo per cent th.to ihe
tl^
the rbmeter which
taining a free public library than a saiariea of It* employes east of Pitt*
iifd that any nwuluilon or ordi
boani of library iruaiee* coin|K.M'*J of burg, an actlvliy was doi.mI among all
noi* iiiunt haw a majontv voU* of
ihr.-e m«-inlsTK aelo«-i.*d by the mayor the nuula in thu eminertl.»n The .lay
III.* aldermen elect.
He Inalatixl
from the city at large TbU is cJiwrly following the sam- t-y*i.-U) nmdu the
that a motion
like increase
tbe Intent of the people of the city of announcement that a
oi..^ and the
he aam«I
thing
Aldt
Traverse City at the Ume it prwpartNl w.mld bo granie.1 .-mployw. west .4
rmUed Ihe iN.int.of
Pittsburg, v*hlrh la taken to mean that
adopted
the charter In rv-fer- It will .-xtend to all th.- branches and
a a* clearly out of order, aa there waa
variouh pruiK-rtles
to free iHibllc
libraries
lie 11
te» requirerami f«»r a nia>orll> vote of
ThU start.Nl ilu- wag.- rsjHing
Ibentire subject mat
aldermen elect on a motion t«> n*fer.
ter expTv*ssd in the tltk-. and give Mich ginning Sat unlay the .nher announce
Jda>or
l-arver
put Alderman Wll
cmstnicilon a* will pul lu fore- the nieiitM wen- rapid In suc<*e«%*ion First
helm* motion, however, which wma
Ytirk
entire aubji-ei. ami the who). U- har cam.- the new* iliat the .New
lo«t. Aldermen
, running
Central railroad had incivaM.-d
the
111 voting ).*•
the charii'r the tsuird .»f li wage* of 15.01*. m.-n in it* employ by
drmien llamll on. Ruiburg. Lardle,
The increase
istees may appoint a llbrar- fn.ni k toM.l^|H-r cent
irn* -voting no
The
sary aM»|Htania.
aa»l*tania. bi
but their
minute*
However. rorr<wted In
luiy roll uf the compan.v '"“xh.-'
.«.• iK^lni ao aa to give Alderman Wll
Mina given were the Incn-aacl cu
helm the cr«Mlli for the motion to refer
living, the wish of the manai
• deed of Him ‘rtiro-JIani
.Njuahfe the wag.-a In all |mi
le g.-neral law
ird of library iruatei a
system, and the onropany
- to I
"The charter c.nf.*r» i
n*eognUe faithful service
ion council the right t.
lomiced
that
the J
S..uthern 1‘aplflc e.
Aght cropiM-.! ou
a*'new
agreement
w
ith
th
In the city cd Travorae <
lan Cunningham
era. train dispatchers and
bulldlngI\ml*7aroTah ThThbrary* ien- inerease in salaries amoiluting to M
The mayor 1* then enn».»wer.Nl
Shortly afu-r this the
Asao<-l
a-lsmi
»p.ilnl thrtN* clilrena. who shall
that
mion
conslltut.- the l.oar.1 <»f library irua
rhmen bad been granted
to have general aupervlaory con- I•acinc
Then Ihe queaind management of the pitTverty an lnrr.»as«- .4 12 per rent lu wai
thin anuu* a* to who conailtuied that
Ijii.- Sat unlay night came the
<‘ommliir«-. and It aa* found that the so aequlr.Nl by the city thrmigh the
fn.m Pittabuig that the Pittsburg
matter oI
urlng and adoptImr plana common eouncil
"Power 1m given the ouinril t.> ac- lAke Krle Kaiin>a.l Co la to mtH-t i
had U-en pla.NHl in the hand*, of Ihe
Lilr.' real .-state by purchaa.-. to k*ase wage a»lvanee .4 ih.- iVnnsylva
lioard of library truatec*.
a building or nmm for the purpose of
establishing a fr.N- public library
If
It has tx>wer to ptirrhaae real esiat.*. which la
eiwru
It certainly would have the iM.wer io Ijike Shore nuid iM»at#Nl
or fallnrv to bring

NET DEATH QUIETLY

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Bsbsii^Btttfftr C<*., PreprteUn.

THE WEATHER

?
KIMBALL
Pimos AND 0R8MIS

t

And 8^111

Rains
So again wc call your attentum

to

&

those »TZ«:L. MOD

OIVIBRKI.L.AO at $2.50. $2U). $1.50. $l.tw. 7Sc, 50c.
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-AT-

with fancy or pUin handlev and best kin*l

an*l are wcxih much more money.

The

Our line of TKAMSTKRS* COATS

wnth high Storm Collar* at fmin $1.50 to $5.00 arc well worthy of your

-AW-

luironage.

EASY TERMS

W. W. KIMBALL COMPANY
N

.4 waterproof covera

Ma* kintovhes we sell at $2.54i. $:Mm. $3..70 « omc m black, blue or tan

FACTORY PRICES

r*indlc^tirr of*the ni

Ibai" tulk

■

K NTK-iN'i ilANAtIKU

Watch < lur WimUm.

W.vtch it to-rnorrow. :

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3EINI
I ASIUON*ABI K OI TFITTKRS

r««w

Kvb.

bJ*Xtrer*^im*lni'Jd*Tuh*^^^^^ wl!r!d

CANNOT BE EQUALLED!

^3.50

WAUKEIRZ

dUR EXniAORDINARY SALE OF

SAMPLE PEniCOATS

3MOE

WAUK£RZ

.r:,!

AT ONE-THIRD OFF SSlSiST"

F-OR

;

is something that ihe other stores cannot match—new
desirable goods at a distinct saving of a third is worth
'iflvesliKaiinK:. There is still a >?ood assorimcnL as the
lot was a very larjje one. Hear in mind that no better
or more• desirable garments can be had. even at full
prices The lot won’t last a jjrcal deal longer.

waukzrz~
MEIN’S

'«;ntr5l’ni

WAUKZRZ

THE PRICE IS FIVE DOLLARS

WEAR

FOR AS HANDSOME

THE OLD RELIABLE SELLS THEM

Alderman Wllht
warm
He aald it hxiked aa though
an eff.iri wa* lu'Wig made to kill the
wlMde library pnn«*altitm In thl* mvuui
a ay
"If you want to kill It ' he *aid.
• hill II In a d.HN-nt aav "
Alderman Mo..n atat.Ml that he could
1^* no nwa«»n 'bvr dl<«chargtng the
iHimmliiee. aa It would only make a
a..rae ' m rap ’
Alderman HamllUm stated that the
rea**«n given for dlarhmrglng the com­
mute.- waa
farf.uched
He auted
I WUhelm would think
that Jf ;
carvfull
tee that
that he
had falle.1 to rvp«»rt ma tnompilly ma be
.ItvalnHl the lllirmry truateea to report,
Alderman HamIUtm rmla«*d the point
nrll could not dlalibrary iniauww.
and the chair *u..ialne.l the |wslnt of
.yder
Fight for Submlaaioe of Hon. W. H.
Fooura Opinion.
Alderman Cunningham then maked
the privilege of having the opinion of
a legal authority road on the library
alte queatlon and AUlerman lUmllton
want.-d
til know
• WharqimatlonrAlderman Cunningham lualated that

h** a anted to hear mn opinion on It.
mnd lnalal.Nl that the opinion
heard
Alderman Wilhelm wma of the amme
mind, but Ald.u-man Hamilton Inalsted
that the city attorney ta employed to
i on Just such matters aa
the
quest lou
r.-fernNl
not
the p.»lnt. he aald. of making
the ..plnl.u»>.f other aitormeya Until
tlH' rtty has g.»i that of Mr Cross
L the
•mtd that it la to be I
opiniona wuold be
ait.vrnevB
of ability mnd gotxl
but Jt la not uv tb
tbe city mttoiney
atui
that the (
look fiw Its
thta or any .uher
ohjeeied to 1

s;:.r

VELVET r’WAISTS

MONTE CARLOS

me could wish for.
I
As one
They were
erday. .\ description could not do them justice.
yesterday.
we simply ask you to look at
al CENTER
CEXTEF DISPLAY
\y\S\)0\\\ 1 he value
ic of these waists at $s,oo is real­
ly remarkable and about a dollar and a half less than
other stores uill sell you equal qualities ^or. As swell
styles, the other stores can i sell you aj any price, be­
cause they haven’t got them

242 FRONT STREET!

arc.-td It as a gift for the same object
rn-ase of lt» |H»r cent in the wages *4
penumt desiring to confer -upon the switchmen along the entire system
city a lasting honcAt
-The l-ianl «.f library trusUNw. un
der Ihe eharterr^ not emisiwertNl I.*
mint Ueco.4.

library

luges Miller Thompson of i
pal diorese .4 Mli sslppl di.Ni Ibis

haa

>eeii eatabllshed am! a
led or acquired by the
eil They canoot be r«-gularly appointed a boi
of library
Grand Ball at dedication of Bean
^•s until after- the .
ocll has by ley-a new ahop. Waat Front stra*
tenil.>n to
Good music.
Best of order.
Bill
intaln a free public library.*
November 20.
Section C of tbe charter, tind.-r the
library art. gives Ihe ixmrd a dual ca
p^Iiy Md ^ara u^n the boani «.f
-These
special powers are gHen
them din'd from the state. The city
cannot
appoint
them
ihmugh Its
mayor and council as apectal iruatc's
claarly a power given to tbaoi by
to do k certain thing with
to the library Mr. Foaler thea went oo to dlacuaa
e legal aspect of the
bether the state could
have ron
ferred upoa the bm
board of library trua
tees the power to tenforce Ihe will of
the i>eople. and d
died authorities to
this
taken from the city council
Mr Foster cootlnucNl:
"The board of Ilbran trustiNw
polnitMl by the mayor and CO
confl
by the
council of th.- city
Trav rwe Oiy. has oo power lo p
a site, .ir to
may for suck
^^STls-^lirly vaat^l tn
common council
If they have the
er to purchaae a site, or to erect
a building therwon. they must nc'Ct'saartly have
by la

n Smiling

\he*^lHrns^4

•There U no |vnwer In the city nnin
1 to errata this board ft>r the ap.-dal |
purpoaaa neotlon.'d In Section ^ .41
In pan. rt«.ls as follows

tkioa of money or
Alderaima Moon stood for the opln
rval eatate for \
lorn of the diy muoiwey H. held Uml
rary and madtng room shall hare
MAhlng cam he gained by listening to the rtght to r«at tbe Utle or money,
the oplnlums «if other* In tbU matter or other penKttal property, ao donated
Alderman auiefi held that Itt jraa
i
to the tioanl of truateea' In much castthe board bemmea apecial trustees
"In the second line of the aectloo.
ll a met wma legal and 'For the benefit of snch library.* haa
legal .iplnlon W heard
special algnlflcance
It refers to the
last to-Adjourn.
library exUtlng and it cm iwfar to
other than the library aalected
by the coo
aupponea me mMiua.
1 tuvrw •mmM m olution. as
rlforoma effort to dlacuaa thla moilom. U for the
other; thrr
mad mrerrthlng clear up to the library
optnioa that
______
alto matter in full. Imt the naayor

£r'

Anally gut thlnga quieted down long
enough to take the vote, mad the mo
tkjB to adjourn waa k»at by a vote of
fo«r to in. AM«mi HuUlloa. Rox

FRANK FRIEDRICH

rHE NEW STAND

d’la^I’ui**!**!^

as aoon as the dMd has bM gtTM
and aooepiad by that body, and the so•d Hobbo-AUioa alto eaaaot ba

|SEE Our

window|

\Vc Iikvc jusl rcceivctl a vhip:i»cnt of Monte Carlo-., sizes

to

We invite comionson as to quality and iiriec
In half fitting Coats am! .■\utumo!ulcs. wc have the newest stvics
a $5,00 to $18.00.
Wc make a sjKrcially of our $lo igi garnirm. «all and examine it.

FURS

STEINBERG’S -

Wc have a large line o! ilic best styles.
Sable. Martin. Near Seal, ilmitatu.n Mm
Mart in V Pru cs the lowest.

LADIES’ WRAPPERS
line.

Time and again

Wc have a gtxvl wrapi>cr at 7.V sn.l brttcr ones at $1 »ki,

$l 50 am! $1.7.7.
This week wc have oj*cr.c ! one « asc t*i

New jamestown

I»rcss

c;oods. in brown. Blue and (Iray also new Waistingx.
Sre our north
window tor display of fancy Waistin^s.
Remember we -g:vc FREE
with every $:i.O'l arorth of .Ircss grvxls one stan-liid pittcTri

YOUR NEW SKIRT
HOW TO MAKE IT

GHIUO
GAN
BOY
HERE

You would find our Paj*cr Pattern I>c;*aa:ncni, which vhow> the
well knoarn Standard Patterns, very hcljtful tn reaching a decision.
ilcccmbcT Patterns just rcccivCLl show “Hatw-mg
an ! ilu- ••C.rcoan
Tunic*’ Skirt.
CVmsult our Paj^cr Pattern Uejartment i*>r any gar­
ment that )-ou wish to make.
()ur clerks v»'ll take pleasure m *bs-

*> ^Bb-v AS
*U>ST'LVPKKT

rtu

Jl-lH .f

rfxrr-n^sTA\ i\
THIS slIOK
itlXIM.
HI S1KKS> A OK lOl) MANY
NLVKn
,\.M)
THFkF
AkF.VT luNoCt.H FXJLKn
IN THIS TtnVN TO (k»
.\ktH.*M» BIN any i»THFk KtSiS OF sFiJJNG
\t»l TF.U
IS tUlAT
VtH WANT AM» VOl
OFT IT
TIH-N IK II
InVT kli.llT, TFli. I n
AC. AIN
.\M»
WriJ
MARK IT SO.
IT Al.
WAV> l AYs Tt> TkAHK.

mrtda
Triedricb

Cheaper Velvet Waists Also, of Course

playinglhc stocktoyou
Whenyouarem. I'.vTHE DESIGN­
ER, I O Cents.
F.vcrything stnrtlv av advertise! at

A. J. WILHELM’S
UNION STREET

mt.

SOUTH SIDE

CHRYSANTHEMUMS
Sfiuth Side 6rttn
B»ust. w
Cemt »md Set tbtm. «
FRANK M. PAINE. Florist

^#1:

People tell us our
OUTING FLANNEL
NIGHT ROBES at
FIFTY-CENTS,
SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS,
ONE DOLLAR
are the best they ever
saw at the pricethey wouldn’t all
think so unless it was
so~sizes 14 to 18.
Fine fancy cotton and
Sateen, 50c to $2.00.

HAMILTON CLOTHING CO.

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llkM •IMkMaMUtkMtM
tiE EVBmG mm. teU.
nowmr* tmm m totateiheM■mM tke CMMI7 •>« «k« tb. nU.
wed w>MlM eMnMUrnlw Me

TRAVCRSe CITY. MICHIGAN

mVlMt Mpler»UUe p«w».

GRAND TRAVBme HERALD

ila
hair prodla
▲Utbaaotoaaad with.

TWA T. ■a'iS MB X «. aAMCH

STEINBEROS G^yp
merry

22'

KATIE EMMET

“WAIFS OF NEW YORK”
A Atewx oT

J. W. MAMNBM, Miter

Me eonv-ettoe. tel ]teUedlae<-nmmtm. miaarMMktee*
.e
• jS • rr«iU et te mMDt UdotMOMst ct

a Wear Nmw Vorlc.
FIRE SCENE.

SEE THE

ELECfrTcAL^^FECTs!^

f»MIOKS: mmo, 3»o, aarkci SOo,

BOX

E"TS 7»o

SKATS WILL BK PLACED ON SALK TO-MORROW MORNING—TELEPHONE ll±

0

THC SPIRIT OF COMMCnClALISM
damOTAlo pj^ ^

u*?hjir»sr
to

Mikt^ ^ wk

I6etten//2ews
w “]
oflbtWoridl
!W«ria\
la Kogland tba protrai'lad oorcoalion rrioiclnga hata baea aacoaaded by
a ware of crime. Aaoconta of mardcr
triato aad atorlca of other tngadlca flU
tbaoolaauia of each papara aa report
ocearraooaa: aad to tha toog iiat
of cHmiaal
tragedy to added almoat dally. Salcida atoo to aaaaaally praralaal. Tha
era are moatly cooftaad to tba
lower claaaaa
OoH of ihalatracgaai aaarrtogaa ia to

pmaflad himaalfto taa waittag brida
ton rafaaad to go oo.:wilb tbeoeraracoy. aaylBff that if aba look a baaband at aU It woald to a wboU ooa.
Bad Blaokblfd. aa Omaha ladiaa.
eroaaad tha Mliwoan at Ooawa. Iowa,
la for a
latbaaraotog
ha weal to aa Uoola Tom'a Oahia
•bow. hariag praTleaalj traatad him•elf aomawhat gaaaroaaly with ftrawalar. Tba abow prooeedad aatU
Lagraa ciaokad bU whip orar Uoola
Tom'a aboalden. whmi tha aatalorad
rad maa thoaght U waa time to inlar-

For aiootom or Momio
lncx|»ensivc and verv serviceable. We have a large
line of them.

GET THEM NOW!
“nuMiJtiiisiitp'’
"tatiilq"
*1)11 Soto AMimm"
“Bp VliWWH"

A nice Bamlx» rack. 3 shelves for hooks, very strong.
only®®o. Othcranpfrom......................... ^I.IO
Soo Oor Wlrsdow OImpalmy

J.W. SLATER *

WiCOUkAOINO OUTLOOK.
Wa want oar
Lmum, Pe|«W Shet MaOc S ^
Tka aplaltoto la taa lltoaiy ilto
grow aad floarUb Uka lha ffraaa twy
aqauamiy miltod hj Atiomyt B.
U05 of poatto traditloa Ifwaaror
a Oaato aod W. II. Fotfar tefoa* th#
wtob to that tbam op. aowaTor. wa
aaa dolt la abort ordar by raiirlag
qwmrnm to Iv a« iaaa. .tolled aad
fara. Ualimtortog hto artlUaiy ba
To buy your win­
Utoiaosaitorfrliioli way to todtopo*^
iBff tba protaoti** tariff that
ter rubbers of ti*.'
ad af tk«« wUl br dtotoUttoctioa
from oor owa laarkato tba paopar
ooapla of ballala orar the ataga. _ ^ ^ _ _ ,__^i^;wcni surely save
Vito attantoft BMittoa.sl Mtk to
aada fooda of Earopa.-Tarra Haala
Maobto
bU
aarprtoe.
doabtlem.
Uaola
akaw Ikal tba .Btoih tUMt tola pta•TrlUwiaTom
dlaplayad
woodarfal
agUlty
ia
dapartment of Loire et Oaroooa.
•Mtod ky Hao. Itorry Baaaah to aow
IOC It IS that of twodwarfa. Ut- dimpprariag from riaw. ••aily^prlatgrade of Rubliers
totally ewaad ky tlw city, kariaf
BftCVlTlEk.
Toma aad Marie Laoeathara. tag from Laffvaa. tboagh tba lattar
kMa aatoptod by tto aoaaotl; and
appaarad maoh tba yonoger maa. 1 wantto ouy G001> YOUNG
Itoato aaltoa aa« hariair Iwaa rwoasldTba aato of aaat for Marry Katla Torn! who waa l^ora ia UaUloia. 86
Ma^y of tha aadiaaoe made for the HORSES, ana h- avy draft «»>lc n.«k a on
arad kafor« tba toattor of
d^d of Eoraatt la bar orlftaal prodactioo of year* ago. ««ra» hto llralihood aaa
ootoad that “Walfa la New York." wiU opaa to- maalciaa lie maaagea to play a pia­ door, tot tha Iowa xArabal aad ooa hor.es. Will
or two amiolanta dlaarxM Mr Blaoka board of
FW atonitaf at tha oox offloa of no very well, in aplta of ilie fact that
bv waa bom without arma. LUe hit bird aad tha ahow weal oo.
ces. Anyone havini; any such !ice m l UNiomcrs,
library Irmttooa, doto uot flv« that dtoiabar'a Qtmad.
o ba to laaa thaa three feet'
body powtfto aooopi a flfI of a alte
Tha Trararaa Bay .Sawla»* Ulroto
TtM I KK Al OhDlMOKKltAY
to sell is requested to tall at Wc oltcr Ha's Goodyear Rubbers 50c
apoa wklck la loeato a pabUo Ubcavy. wUl BMatwlth Mra Paddea. aiv Watt high. Marie Laomithara. to jnat 18.
She to the daaghtar of a paaaaut of
240 Washington street.
alibaadk llfiToatha b^ poww to TaaUi atraat toaoi
ChUdrea-s Goodyear
and ato- alao came Into the world
naalTo flfto for tha baaaflt of the lambara ara nrgad to be praaant aa
aaa. In aplto of Uiia, however,
»era to work to ba dona
a
T— Hmmf X. My»»tiny «r«wtar« baa made baraalf
Tba Praabytarian Homa MtoMooary
Tbe tbeaterB ere oietvrwwdx-d
pratoa maaHag will to bald tomorrow aaafal la the home of her paraata tenement* are overrrowdrd. The one
She caa do all aorU of hoaaaworfc aad reaaon why one do«a not say tbeetrwt.
mmobo at 1:80 o'clock.
aot haTlBf.baaa rraoladad th*
car* are overcrowded to that they aixl
Tbara wiU to laatollatioo of tba 1. aewa and knita with her feet
paapvky to la yaiaarinn or tka altj
Monietluiea
m or*e. AlLvui U overtTOwd
The Oraad Duke Michael, tha oaarla asaal. aad that tba library traatoaa O. O. T. lodge oOoen tomorrow night
• ball All offtoara aad owlU. to in a vary w«wk ooadltloo IIII.-N. however, are Ht<r*en
. rtiqaeatod to to iwemnL aad has had to give up the coana of llm-H* i-omimred with flu
It
Tbar»' wlU alao to InUiallon of ran phyaital exerolaea which ha had l«aa Im: of the U
the gift of
to atoo oo
fifty-eight tow silRKd-.
Botod to tha idataa
kolldlat waa ftrai
deuU. .Now. at-.x.rxllug
Phelan. Hto m*do bv rruf.-NA<*r ll.»freiiU of t'uruell.
Mr Van Aiatlue. a boaa bonae waa
oity eooacll aaa aoor|H.-d. aad ihai
tba roodtotooa Uapoaad by Mr. Oama- bomad Friday night wtobea It atatad
there a^ l-M NchcMd*. wUb VMXM *tu
that tha
grand
doke'e
ooudUlon
to
dent*. MenimUlle ihe iminU r of fullgU,^mnaatnud appropriation of fa,000 of hto I
unleaa the climale nf the Orlmaa fir-dgetl lawyer* In Ihe Vu\U^^ Stale*
bel
I* Kald l.T the la«t cri»«U* 1-. I** *U*ut
waa all in tha honaa with .the aliould work a miraole.
oadthoi
loo of an organ, and it waa all
Near Jo|hin. Mo., a lake of Mvexal 114.U*» No Ollier pruf.-*Al«ii. with the
Thoia ara dlff«raa<oa of oplaloa of
____ ± Tbart. waa a amall inwumnor abr. a na-d at lha Oliff mine waa awmlooifM, bot tbara aaotot to tbv Baaord
lowM np Sunday In a cave on the
to ba oif qmaatloa of aa obllgalloo laOorrad by tba oooooll la tba promtoM loaa will be in tha ualghtorbood of Oraaby land. The mine atill ataniU.
bot It haa biH^n aiondooad. Many of
to fkr M Mr. Uaiuioh*a glfl to ooa
oaiMd. Tha ftoeord Iim matatalaMl
MaWia people prick tip ihWr tar*, tb.- miaera rMnae to work in it. aa It
akra jK»ple alrvauoua. puU one on baa aettlad a fool aad to liable to aink
rtffbt olooff Ibat melt an obltfatloa
ptue of t-xpoctaliou
Thai’a ahai at any momaut. Qraat cracka in ihe
baa aaitoad: bot man of food Jodg- Hory MounUln Tea a 111 do 3.> Jaa.
earUi can be »cen in the vicinity of
mmt wboaa oplDlaaa
Jobuaa
bora malatalBod that taa ooadUloo*
l>rlooe Edward of Saxe-Wamai died
apoo whloh taa Sixth atraat propart)
POPULAR PERIODICALS.
at Ixmdon Sunday morning, lie waa
waa glraa doaa not proraai tha tnu
ataoked hr appeadicltto Tpnraday and
toaa from aoqatotoff aoothar alto aao
•u-oomlK^d to oongaation of the kid
plaolBff a library boUduig apoa It;
reata aad Broadway, la lower Maw orym with which the original malady
tbarabyallowiag tha gift of Mr. Baa
ork Oily. A aonare foot of gronad
■oh to rarart back to htot. It to a a corner of Broadway aad Wall became ('ompiloated.
The London Daily News Mail oorrea«traet aaa not be had for leaa titan four
alaliaad that thara to no obataole
pondent at Wellinpoa. K. Z.. tela
toto ooaraa aad that It U joailBad
grmiibi* that the eight aurvivera from
iha taot that lha Oaaa atraat alto WOI
ibrea bnadred dollara a aqoare foot.
ba of graatar baoafft for llhimry par Tba areraga crioa of land in Mew tno wn oK of the Britiah ateanar
the
poaaa thaa tba otbar: aad that the York Olty'a ffnaacUl dlatrlot to about
only 12 feat long by aevan feat wUh*.
boto lataroala of tha gnwtaat
of paopto will ba baat anbaerTad b) Ttopplng^dtotriot^m*^rtolatbto and had ItJ p. rwma oa it when it left
the
wrack.
The
only
food
on
I
kha aalaetioo of tha itoaa aimat alta.
rwenty-Utlrd awaata. on Sixth Are
£XP£OTMMTT
Tbto lattar anggaatloo has marlt oar. and ^rom Tblrty foortb atreet to wua two upplea The ftwl upple wue
■oonaumed on Toeeduy uud the aeocud
bai it to oootoBdMl Ibat iha oily hav
lag toada a Ugal ooatrart aboold atanc •ixty dollara tothraahandred and fifty on W. daewluy. aai h toing divided in­
ULike* childhmh ea»v br preparing the
by IL
•qnara fook On tba north to 1C portiona.
At New York Oily tlie phyalctoa. of Nvsiem f»»r twirturit urn and thus phortening
Tbaraata toohaloal atooianu la tto
tr of Broadway tha Thirty
tou.r
The iMiuf ul urdeul U rvnfbcd of it*
ailaatioo wbloh lawrora may brat ba foarth atreal the lattar price waa oth Brllevne hoaiuUl wore culled upon to
to
Tha real aatate maawhocaa
r.D.lchiM:tbctini.ofcvu
Obto to aataagla. and it la alaooral) lalned.
lall the fatnre moraaaanu of poimU that ever came to their
to kabopad that tbara may ba aa ami tiou oa Maahattaa la in a poaluon to
The
umbuUnoe
bronght
in
table adjaatmaat of tba ooatroraray
.Morning »iikn*^*, or nausea
with her mouth wide oja n. unable to from ^vregnancy, is prevented by its nac.
It baa ciaatod alraady too maoh ill
Uia aMTammi of tba popalailoo aorth. olow'herjawa Tha doctor
.\> i»regn.tm-> •ilvarn'r*. the brraaU eofaailag aadbaaangeod
aad It to aald tha amat ralaabla land
Urge. Iwxxime »w«llen and har.L Long
whtob eaaaol ba oblilaratad in aMiort oo Maabaltoa labrnd wiU alwaya ra the >aw back in |»hma. The
they are
;**m. therareprepar10 mid that aiie waa Mra Lixxie Viore the child 1* to*m.
b of OaoWal Park. Tha
tlma. T1
ngl..TlhcBe^:Tcliouof milk. It is import-

DON'T F-OROEX

WANTED

M. MVIVIAN. I

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WomeSH Coodyeir Robbers A 5c
Rubbers 35c

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• GARLAND STOVES!

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p'
Si'

lll'•' 1
It”

MOTHER'S FRIEHO

ARE THE HEATING STOVES YOU WANT.
These chilly days remind one of the colder
days to come. It is the best policy to be
prepared. We have the most extensive
line to select from. Why not prepare for
your home comfort? YOU KNOW THE
GARLAND STOVES haveatUined the rep­
utation of being one of the best heaters on
the market. We have never yet found a
dissatisfied customer. TMC A«*T
^ OAF9L.AND is the finest made heat­
er in the world, both in appearance and
heating power. We sell you this splendid stove for $48.00.
: YAUK OARUAND is one of the best wood
base burners that is made. It has had years of test and not
a complaint, and sells from $17 up. TTME RREIVIliJIMI OARUAND is another splendid stove. We
have many styles, selling from $ 12.00 and up.

THERE IS BUT OK ROUND OS

ttooooli

uningbam.

, aadtanameat bonaan.—Prom
I Tka praaaal

of Ibaaaae
arndby
laad tbaraaalt oadar
iaBaolbotbi>ma

ratoa U otbar eltto* hara barn
d to aaoli aa aatoat that Mr.
igir baa withdrawn hto gift 1k>. ba WiU not antar into a oonlaat
k bla gaoaroaity may hava canaad.

lk.000 man: adding naarly ooa millloo
dollara a year to the pay roll of tha
oompaay. The Soalheto PaoUD oom
paoy glraa aoUoa of aa ioaream of
aao paroaot u toa waiaa of tin-adtgrapbma aloog iia Uaaa. Pira bandiod Oaioo Paolio awilebmao bara
bad tkolr wagaa ratoad aad aow
a Mttoa of aa loeraaaa of Iwi rar oaal
for toe omployoa of tha ImkaSbora

Otigim wt -WalBrod StMck.**
The

expre**iou

“walrred

atock."

which deurrllw* *0 well the expansion
of the ptock of a ivmpaity U-yond tba
value of the properly. orlgUxatt*d. U to
mUL In cooiitvtlon w ith l»anlel Drew,
who wa« omv the w.-allhle*t apd
mo^t unique manipulator In \VaU
atn-et. l»rew hud Inn-n a drover In bto
younger day*, uud It U paid of him
before aeUlng hla canle lu the market
be would fliwt give them large quanti­
ties uf aalt to make them thiiwiy and
then iffovlde them with'"all the wattT
they could drink,
lu th.* way their
weight wa* greatly luiTeaiwtl and the
purchaser
was
buying
‘‘watered
atucto' —LeslIea Weekly.
XV.a* -f ItBerlBBrl.-. HU k-.
r
Cn-at
elem b. who owns, cblefly lit tn'Ottond.
•ome
arre*.of tond. biingtng an
atimi.nl
nMital of over SHiki.U'O.
i;round rent* of nearly the ume
aiimnut are bto and he iuberluxl nearly
S:..tssi.UiW fiY*m bis father
The outgo ill vwnnevlhHt with hto variout
pUCtw of waidenv^ la also rery ffvut.
for the dnke la a free liver.

No electric fan nceexsary

,

■mmkboo Raiolcm

B.MJKAKSMnjEa«

•to la tteteraato aad to iadlat tteto.

We arc just ua|*xckiTii; are bcaatiet. The finish
and drains are so good and the Vow prices vwry
interesting. : : :::::::::::::

A good oak or while enamel easel with adiustxlOe l«m stamUnk ami
beam fitting* covering joinis, only.. *........ ............................ .'^Oo
A pretty Oak or White enamel Easel with Uacket work.
<veiy fine <me*. $1.00, iL.'iO and $RO0). ....................Only 7Cbo
Jb b.mr-cm Ammor«rwamr%^ ^
A gomi Oak acreen in Uiree sections, 5 tt. 2 in. high, filial with fanc>‘
mlkoane;only........... ................................................... ......... ^1.00
Otben in 4, C or*8 sea ions and difierent height v—vxm can vuiely find what you wanl^in sa<vns here m*a

(*trr 1 iN( I iATw*

otbor worda. it to in laror of

^lie New Stfeens Mi Easels

w

hour*

then

Ub r

w

tha

wulktHl into the hoapilul with her
mouth open und her ^wa aet as they
vere In Ute morning. When bar ^wa
vara in place again Mra. Ouuninghum
xpluintMl thut eight yeura ago aba
wua .frightened into hyatenc* by
vioionaj
tried to I
ahe waa ualeej> lu U d Bhe awoke to
Bhe mid that aha
opened h- fwiouth to acnwm.and thut
her jaws lH«ame *et. Biaoe 1
every time ahe aeea a cut she invi
mrily acreatua witu the mmo re*uU,
tt jawaJ-^Kioming *e|.
At Haris a young mar.named
ricv .Douoay ha* brought’auit aguiaat
tiurber tor anipiung off the end of
I noae with a raxor. it waa
large piece of noae. but the auipplng
w aa done at a mo*i inopjortune 1
4>Ottnay wa* doe to be marrieo that |
moc|M- He waa draaaed bimayll for
iheFramcmy aad went to get ahuvad.
While nndargoing that operutioo ha
w a* attacked by a audden and violaat
fit of aaaexiag. with uia reault ubov*a
meatiooed. Tlie barber idaataiwd up
the wounded member ua weU aa
poaalble, but wbau^thi> young man

But

•*

m

ml that they rcv'eivc curie aUroVion.
Mother’s 1-riend •uftens the skin and
•Nc.l.utc* the scemion of Ufa RuM.
;’udevVh.|Knl hreasu. bxrvl-caked
sked shortly
I
.ult ul
tflrr delivery, are the result
of nontrr:«tuirt»l . and hkclv to culminate
ulmin
in
lu b w> m
•ialtng pain and are left 1
• Hi--e organ* 1
U.U..4. .. SI.J

n*w mmh*nt C»lhf
iag e$tahllsbmtHt.......

and it burns all fuel equally well-coal, hard or soft, wood or
coke. It gets all the heat out of the fuel and you get the
heat In the room. Keep down your fuel bills and own a
Round Oak Stove. Prices are from $14 to $24.
■) .

BURTON’S DRUM HEATER
The greatest invention that is known for heating. Uses no
more fuel than the regular stove, but can heat another room
by being attached to any joint in the stove pipe. A child can
regulate it and it sells for $4.50. The sooner you see these
stoves and heaters the warmer you will be.

“Wo Se^ll The Bes-t”
oniig and toresirtiakmg He|an

tUump,

tht
talhr

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

at the cakes'mmd niffht,
ih^y are merely remarkably ligrht.

No need of a fan to make cakes fly when

P29A

1UHOI?=SI

(Merttea flout)

tttt irniw ittooiix mmnSw. ictni> imuAV. yuvaiaoi n, m ^
STAGE AND PLATFOftlt
AW
te ikM l» MT
••Uim KAtU Kmmeh. tU sUr.
Iht •ntlr«“W»if«of Kew York** <

Would you like to
fed Young Again?

Love & Raff •Electricians
ctric Bails. Elactric Fixturaa, Combinations Gas and
Elaclric Fixturaa. Lamps. Talephonas. Bat
tanas. Dynamos and Enginaa.

imoy.
» Ml ^ ih# BiJo^AHl
»t«hL Canals oalli wet<a sow
ssd a daabla rvaaUal tbae»««f lb*
•cr«i« ftftb aoMa Is tha laat sM tMv
adbovibomctilTtba galMMViM

iriK m mt>molml±y

mm
m
gas: dlacbargad. tbe mure ooauui.
aaiarlsg M. right abaalder and arts
j

\C01uk1tstd Deips
\
%0fmi(bigin

At Manaoctla aslbonutie vere sou -1

Aad Bnsday of a giseaos.r ai^otery
IS tha woods aaar Big lUy. son»a «
w sarth of Uiacuy
The find,
ib WBS isada ty a U««r honur. was
rrwB AAdlaos c-oaiaa tija Isfonaa.
af al
luB tiMC a yoaag mas ihmtm. mootmpaslad by ibe hrtdr rxpMlaBt sad tba
aiotb«rio.|aw
U«blkM|M Plyer. who
.i
Oe the mj^j Iioom a disfiata aroas baitmm the tidrr lady sad Iba fstarr •Utioa.

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«Ji>c Hiih 7 and
inovcuiem.

<'lliHoAT. *r».ltlHU.sof sUi—>•

i'wrr

Another
Great
Stove

Sale!!
Thu jK^pular

M l. W*KK VVAKKAMU*

doorwiU admit ihovel
to remove axhc*. jutenl
veottUttng ictew check
draft,
extra
hcavv
lerneath fttne to |wr\wi
dippii^ ntckelcl dial idate. omamenial urn, Siie 22 in.
Same xtoNC with cast baxe xnd nickel ibenraib (like cuti
An IH im h Sheet Iron Stove tlined)................................................

1.3IB

15 dirtcrcnt |iatteni» in air-tight Heaters to aelect Irocn at
$2.25.

i5.U0. $8.50 ami up to........................ .

13.73

EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING-^IASN OR CREDIT.

ThRR

iffion d’tor^

r\m. V kiriii.Kv.

k m.. m u.

KtMnsJ

sum

W.C&B.A. CANNEH

FARM FOR SALE

Jewelers anil Orilclans

lUOacfc k'no-n u the Siccle oc
Needh»ni £»nn. .4)0. ol tbe be« in
Grand T'ravcrac county,
uiiWa
south of thhf city.

WEST BADEN
SPRUDLE SPLITS

J. E. 6REILICK CO.. CITY

WANT DEPARTHENT.

O.

^ yanln **

te“2ir?iL:Y‘C2L **7^„*Wj^...«

Pluto Laxalivc Splits7:r.-«o..- u

MATT.J.J0HNS0HS

6088

given

FIRE INSURANCE
L. L. A. BUILDING
I

RE-EN6A6EMENT OF

!o7.;

out is *^i«h^ye
k l.ic liaul t.y highwaymen. lubAl«-s and uibors who aUiaJ the rmd
me and fame <tf R^icky Mouauln
Tra mad.- famooa by Madlaon Mt^dlcine c..
TAKE
aHo tha>d. in another Mlanm.

inmates from death
Ity and
death
o

DIaoovary for Oonta

near, and avoid saffering dtsaib. and
doolor'e hlUa ^ A tcaspoonfnl eiops a
lam ooagh, prreiaimit nee the mom
stabbom
Harmlem and sloe taattng.

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03TE0F»A-TMV'
I i» TKlTCHlXa.t>.lMkeM.J TKCE
u. HII.SHI. l» O A ruU-nsi. • w-auO.- tr-sl

JOHN R.SANTO,

niiiii^Diioyo.i(o

I GENERAL INSURANCE
VV«r.b.rr Hioeb

CLEANEST

|E.W. HASTINGS & SOW CHEAPEST

■ IttWi
New Scenery!

New SrediUies!

stale.

Will Clsgg. of Hamlin township,
aton ooanty. while out hnuting nocldentally discTixrged hla gun v^hllc
standing in tl>c woods waiting for
Tbe charge of abot tore off tbe
Unger of bis left hand and put

iZair,
..2“r

FOK BALE

2NI0HTSM0RE

Kw Ptays!

A.4>ssay.Mgr i:tei»

w

O/p Optra douse

HCPn*KTlS‘.

t

JScM-’

sawv^k:i

O. F>- CAWVBIR

It IS said I hat every
ui in a few y«^rs they d«
friends, tmi
Rocky Mo
die down to one That's
Ths
lain Tea
Makes and ke«-p^
z:* eeniK
.la* C Johnson

£7?

: ° srrr.’;vT.v:rT^’.";:irMr

oDENTISTs

Nonbeni 8py and Ben Davis appl»«
thu year from M trw-s on 8‘, acriw of

that

A. U/^OVCE
OR.

gTonmi* AlKiut ST-N barreU of them
were sold to a bnysr from Bouib llakota. who took them to

I . a M*nik.« bl.«a

TONIGHT

ME AND
t<0TIIEII
PUCES
II.2I.2SCTS

a;i-tight

hnatcr mailc <.! blue
^4wJ*ex1 Mcrl. emit iron
lop and bwing covet.
Tower raai screw draft,

6.00

?:-ig

can be overeooe and
dreaded disease
expelled hwn youi
aj’swn by the use of

: \V. T. Fawcett, a farmer of Lyon,
has picked l.J0i> bnshels o! choice

R OYSTER stews and fries

lUffiBKinUHO.

M; Md». u a 1. Mu

- »l .*5 I'*
1-

I Bheematism French Lick Springs

Piles

’ll. JLW. Chase’s OlirtBSsl.i

> gas fltiing
1 we will fursh to such awk atcaetaUaplance* fur Ughiing. looking or
'c do not base our
IV of light 4Ui
ail. The only rell
but ou me fact that
our light doe* m.t
hour and part ot Sub
rvH.1. NeltiH'r is it sv. t
l It to !!<•
come InvUtbie.
For over thlf
leen months It has shone day
and night, and will au oonOnue.
AIV* uf hi*o f-andle power e»»*l
2 cent, per hour; single Weiabach lights leas than one-half
cent
Flare orders with us at
222 K lYoni

Hours b bo 11 » as . t to
1 have Hu a^e.H v I.h i.irse cm client
onipvny were
Ibwa.NptAl^THuMPHOJJ.
waters ainl w.I!
oi Urs i.n slu »rt ‘
grifted by a crowded Iioom in the
Ciiv i'li ra HoUm. last night the al­
iiotic.
1 ar-^e
•[uaiitn-es kept
lying “.lerry. the Tram|v.”
St.sk.
('itueu's
pmM.e 1Ihdl I OJilN MiiHKliTn. AbtoTMoy u» Low ~iir
the title role
UMiing tl
s clever
tk.n
I of ihe |.rl.
nULNOTl-MMI. J W.
pr..!......!
firv a
I’xuM-M. idita.. T.M
icialiies were also op lo tl»e standard
liehvcie.! to aiix isvC of the tU
malttUlned hv tbe aggregation. The
oontortiooist. Areno. made another bit
in dimcult feats
The illastTated
hrU.044
For gals aatf Owarantssa Only gy
•oogs were well received, also the
oomeily work.
Bu^ 4 Boiburg. 5 £. Wa,t 4 Sont
X a BoT*J ***4ry^*torr‘
tUrwoa
••Me and Mother’* will Iw the at
trrn lion tonight aad the engagement
will close with tomorr»w
PffmmoHI
rWlffHlrb V's

How’s Thltf
liad giartod home wiUi him
bVwl Miller, a yoong German farm
Humlri-d IVfllars
We t.nt'T
M> of ratarrh that c
living on the farm of Wm. Kandt, draggtofoa
ward for any
I
hv Hairs Catarrh Cun
not
iHeure.1
mar Uiiea. was aocidentally
~‘|lJKT A HOT DRINK at Jackaon *
K J Cheney A Co. Props . Tohslo. (
Tl.arsday and seriously woondai
We. the iinderslgntHt. have know
with two other young men w.
F. J. Cheney for the last IS years, an.l
‘ Ma
•
Oban Ohamphn of (
Ingand at the time the partr
iH-hexe him laTfeclIy honoratde in all
\1
week ago. and baa
l»ualu(«s tratiKacniona and naanclally
ting on a rail fenee resting,
“‘‘ •' not bmm hoard of aiuoe .8« akohlng able lo carry out any oldigatninH made
had Uldhisgon aenws his kn
h) llieir Arm
be VM fUllng and lighting huX‘’
Went a. Tr:ia\. WhffleKale HruKKlstS.
when the gun slipped off. and in fall-1
ACoi
noil., do herey Waldtng. Kir.uan Ai: Margin. W’boleaale liniKKlsis. Toledi*. O.
llaU's Catarrh Cure U taken interloe’s
Warranted
nallv. art tng din'd ly upon tbe bUMnl
Syrup of Tar If la lain
and murouH surfaces of tbe system.
Chase’s
cough or cold
We ala
that Hr. A
Frh'e. Tic i>.*r U»ttle
Sold by alt
li-cent bottle lo prme asMiirarto
Itrugglsie , T«*stinnmlalf free.
atM4um cur»ai.v l.wm
Hall s Family Fills arc the best.
».f Itrhing. Wwding. or

phone sao. I7:f;t-tf

pie. and as
pipe: the only goad I
WeUb^h. is U'lug IBIAa^^by
our patrons
if >ou
hum for this work
mind that Arme* A i

?r. MU’. BUW BIkI Ui

I The Horrible
Tortareaof

PomUvelv ooras Iluu.u m-it S.turd.y. Nov

«bi4 In the fare
The oniDe of the
pnmoo who bred the shot Is unknown.
Bhe was Man lo tbe hospital at
He took
Bay Otty for an operaUoo
.\l Oeutenrllle word was received him for a deer. The boy will die
UmlW 11 RiKia. id of that place, who
la lo the upper peninsula with a party^
Very few oroold believe in looking
of bonlerx. while baiitluf was altaokat A. T. Headier, a healthy, robosl
by a bear and narrowly rwoaped hlaekatalth of Tildes. InA. that for
tleallu It appear. Uiat RiHlftshl
KHinehl Bred
^aara ho snffer
- ed eaob lortnroe
two ebots. hat neither was effeoiive I from RhsanmUam as few could endure
change
kdliisgautbe
“d live. But a wonderful
w
and iH^fore be could reload
liis
.
S... followed his taking
bear was uixm him Hi called for
belli, but was frigiitfully Injured befata, any arrlrad
Tiie report statee
l*eriolre lOtnianT thev have
very gtxid cnicriaiumeuls

Thatcur-lWe-tu" :
ImA tv CliaaaMtt

XcWtlSsln

ORUCOI8T.

SS5l‘;“liilMrr.^*5^'7Lb.?!iP|vorl" .. 8.. .0Wr«-. ..i..- 0,.n.

DRY HARDWOOD $i.;i
Soft wood II.S&. Oooko A: W
JJJJU...0 f«d ».n iv„. ,

(ghew. xa g. ivwb tw.

rn am!

J4S.G. JOHNSON

ItiM bBAF forgoum* all sbost ibsm. I
lh«y tosrisf bms rrmasdod to )sil for

cuml get y.Hir tm-... v Uv k
Mr.
li.N.r.r, y/i.ki,Ma »Vy. tmt .my:
•*l work bant and htt a
«U«l. TheMiala
1ma«ht OM au alia, k ».t p-Ua. TlH-y iu ted

martin 4 Evans

1-% Icmcl

Test Eyes Free jgg^HglS

Increase their strength,
reli cve their lameness and
brighten their spiritsU does this by nourishing.
Don't bltme the old folks for

iost muslt'al kind and her manner
L 0«.. BllHUftltb., Park Ilotrl. Ml
tng in the eztrem*. The verdict
«• rOleoMW. lor » f«r Ooy. for tb. l-th.
fum thr ooBsty )sll •< H«ho.i.oli*oo..
He has not iBoovered
r«l from the tall be {of tlm aodmnc). judging from the euiVift Usrus sfuw umiti ns sxImU
raoelved la Waehiogton two months t thnslatm. was one of deiclded approvsuy
Wxixourisdbpenunjoylsgflbftf. ago. aad ie etIU aalng urelobea
al and the ihjou ahouln and will probiff kUine’soompsiij tor forty dayg and
--------------------------------- .alily have lu stamUng room sign out
UucklnThIrt..n.
Andonos for thirty ttT®
Tim Bstlior-

rruk UwU of CIO.. VUU*.

» uuhc*. ;

BUSINESS CARDS

etmaUy for the next two

falUB a irfottm lo tlHioaral^ nimrod.
him Mtniils K. Kosoh. of Uladwiu.
while bsDttug. rod iTod a charge of

l.u.l c-.'

t!tc l.m'c 4U.I .% a :<auiy,

l*r,^nj«K»n
.1 b. made of
1Haas Schorlson as ibr vilaingielon and T
.1

Staftltns. But Trwa.
; Lasgdoo in the « harmcfrr of a FrroohossUHitas of lUr llomse. ebr kagi It
If ae«*y ooa koew wliat a grand ! man whilr Utile LilUr a« U.me. tbo
aadkdwa Dr. King’s New Life Fills'wsif. Is cue of the .w.-, re^t and aaoat
Mid this* was so weddinir
Aitboogb tbr aorrage I. tioC ao groat.
Um. t^l.ry crop at KsIsbasoo ibU
y.-«r. My tite gr«*«rre, la OBS of the saw MB Of »a.'’ tofailll le for oou }
-.she does not appear to be orer i
e%er rsued li.rre. Kigbt loads a ylp»M0€.
^
|y.« ot M» *«» pUrC-r l»n -ill.
day bare b«sii shipped for two weeks kCead'* ixi ^lofea****"
art —
as •»
ti.e
of
- older members ..f
peat, mod this etnount will luer«asa
-omiwcy. aed her rotoe is om- of

•mu one.
Oim of Michlgxs’s busUwomm bai HolhU« •IwbOvlA

over our

...Parcel and Barrare...
;ioUH 1-.-AI Ul.r. .>• 1
>u.r. . iuU
Mlrur.t wlr.x-l
4 ili/.-nf.iu;.. ..v 4lr<(U.T-aU.u.b-Olv
i:a.|.|nMj

Elfin. Waltham.
Hamilton and Hamden
iHiV.

LIGHTI

J. W. JARREHi

OUR
WATCH SPECIALTIES!

Madv old people ire Itme,
Begrly aU are mcak.
Worst of all. is that fcelinc
of languor, of inability to act,
of weariness at triiing exertion.
Nothing w ill make the old
young again, but Vinol will
prevent» put of 100 old people
from feeUne so old.
There is no humbug about it.
We found out about Vinol, and
tried it every way before wc
decided to put it on the market
and guarantee it. Now we
believe that almost any tired,
discouraged old person who
will take a bottle of Vinol and
use it as directed will feel better

divf m

l UMBER JOBS
To Let

FIRE INSURANCE

..^HEALTHIEST.... .
AND
ABSOLUTELY ODORLESS

W. GAUNTLETT. M. D.

LIOMT

PHYSIC t AN AND SUHQBON

m

CARPET CLEANING WORKS!

a.«

IS

Surgery of the Kye and Fitting
GlassesaSpeoialty.

ELECTRICITY
PE* 1000 WATTS

I^OCaE I OK UKKT-l‘*tolUa B

rVKKlIiUUIIT
N . H. 4 UAIMN. I*r«|.r.

A. D. TYLER

Dentist
OFFICE:

m

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Burisai Rinr Elwtric
LifW Ilf Pmr Cl.
llNk|r

To KXST -Tb> < >y tcydj^

« Tiiriv'Ettiaatn

llsrd«-a|wl Tin.li
k-sndw K.

M. TULLER

DON’T Be Fooled*' .
(•0£Kr MOUNTAIN Tit _________
M-Sr « e*> ►* Mtottos fuah
C.SW tJ. .Hs4t—•. WU. tl

TfiritMCitf.il.

MISCELLANEOUS

RECORD WANT AO.

in 11^ Vi lou!
If you desire lo install a !>•*.
tern ot Klectrica! Lighting,
BclLs. Burglar Alarms or Tcl-

Qf\r| Acres of Hardwood
ana Cedar 10 put.
a »d $l <k»
Trial bottles 10 eta
four trip hall.400 acres of ^rood
Crdar on tliis job. all drv land
AH parties owning dug. in the citv where Cedar IS. Also Ccdar
1 to irroouY . a iiivnse Ug job on Boardman Kiycr.
If
elari hef
Aav you
come ami sec

ephpncs, permit us to esti­
mate.
We have a fine bne of
fuppUci and can quote iatinfa^oT}’ itriccs for high grade
work and matcnaL ::::::

eante warmnls m be issued against me.
aU thOM that have got oompUed with

B. J. MORGAN
:iLsU.^U i

iS

dir ****irii w‘*

FIGHT IS
ONAGAIN

ButolMi a Faiai lar
wasaaa From SN
Traphlea •! Hla Hunt

40HllBMi ftwi FM IM«».
D»t»»

do the other thlag -

5.tLr?£rsjj.
*'Ko stft tea bMB I
ssrsrrjaS^

rs

dv. wltli

mcitTci
> to trm

«0CMfl to Mk«t and •oqulr*. Mther
hr porckM or fflft. grouada. aad to
•ract a Ubrary baildiag taorwa aad
miatala the aa»e. This U tha oaJj
iMrMUoaa ooutrvctloa that eaa to

Tha Camagia Gift.

At * havtiiH parttos ** «vBry day:
And ao tha marry lltlla brood
Had mUk for taa and - Forca- for food*
—Twltl IcMp th« mtl* folk* In trtm;
What halprul play r ciiad - Sunny Jim."

“•

optM o* Ik* CM* AM*Mk wn-

posed or. fndec away,
had other matters to

aapply the wherawtttol for a hlg
faaai d vswlaon frr the memtovs of
LaUa Bookh Temple.. D. U K. K
He saeared two toe deer, eaa of
whieb be bmgbt with nim ato left
far the other 10 to shipped
kOMlMrciL Tb«tettar«MnaetT* lln •mltiac lb. «t.|ie«iito* latwd-

Force

mT
will tin . bin naUaa
on the weal aide.
The mayor and clerk were au
Ised to postpone the the^ porchase of
a gravel pit Ull after the beginning
of the next fiscal yeas.
The matter of the remlaslon of tax
to George *. Pray waa rafarrad to the looked forsrard So with pi
Utaa on ways and means
Pralaat Apalaat Balaafi.
BREVITIES.

L'TS.-Jtio.WiifJSSS,.-'.'!:

r,rn‘r„-

Lake ava
«antad mad Bled.

park.

Oman the

ihatr eapadtr uadar their appoiat
aaaat or aa apodal. It ta a direct gtfi
lo tha dtr. aad la azpreaaad aa tol
lova la a lector to Laoa Tltoa:

UTmrwmatr pSdgaTTtSifto'f^

lutloa or tha coaadl to aupport a free
pabUc Ubranr at a ooat of not leaa
ihaa 11.000 a year aad prorlde a ault
» win be
able alta. Mr.
furaUh 130.000 for the erection of a
free public library bulldlag.*
**Oa May 10 last the couacU rago
larly aoaTeaed. by reaoloiloa arcepteC
tha doaatloa of Aadrav Caraagto. aad
pladgad Itaeir to ralae ll.oou a year
tor library purpoaea. and by raaoluUon
at tha name meatiac agreed to furnUb
a alta far the building aad to malntalii
a toaa public library
la aocordanee 1
Carnegie prop^
the first definite

Mr. and Mra
Aab have gooa
toJB^s^k. wbara tbay will make
Paving MaUsr Nat Finally Battled.
The matter of the paving of Front
ind rnlon straeu waa not finally setled. but estimate No. 7 was referred
committee on claims and ac
and the city aiiomey. wlih
;>ower to act. This carried a payment
If II.33G
front Street Bridpa Ordered Repaired.
On recommendaUon of the board-of
niMlc works the West Front street
irldge wa« ordered repaired ao as to
oake It safe for travel
The city treasurer reported |k.4Co CP
lelinquent real estate ux. aad I1.&G3..1 delinquent personal tax. A toul of
i7P.k2X.l3 has been collocled during
hr year.
The tax of Mm Delale Danforth was
lemliiod. as was a portion of Thomas
larksoo’s lax. emme
A majorliy of the 11
Aldermen Hamilton
ukfid for more time to consider the
.Icmse of William Oaloee. Alderman
Hdua presented a mlnortty report
jmmendlng that the bond be ap
.irored. The majority report ormo

mayor and council to declare the In
. taatloo of the people of Trarerae Cllj
lo acquire ground, erect a building
and maintain a free public library for
the tonefit and welfare cd the dtlfena
-riila U strictly In accordanoa wltb
Section 1 of the Act. A oommlite*vaa appolated by Ihe piaror and coun
The regular accounu against the
eft Thla committee acted la ronjunc
tloa with the library committee. It diy were ordered paid. The paving
waa not neceaaary for them
to do .n front of the market site was or
IiwaaatrletlytB the power of the ooun irred paid frtrtn the general fund,
hough
an effort waa made to compt 1
cll tp aelect from Its own membera i
pommlttea to look up a alto and to re ^hr nmi aard to pay It.
fer their doings bark to Jbe conncl
for definite action, but /he llbrar;
committee acted with the commlttet
from the council; and at a regulai
aeaalon of the common ex>uncll. beb
on the ISth day of Beptember. the
committee from the council and ihi

Kvary tuemN^r who is to taka part
_i tlie D. U K K. rvtoanal Is earn-

ivaal^a^ lilM sf wheat sai smM.

rxrssE:j‘uir.i':r.“U‘«*

hea^.

Htdnberg’s

Grand

at

S

Married, at'the borne ot Rev. Henry
McKinley, at 2 o’clock this aftmoon.
Frank Kggkl and Miss Bitaale Ora^
bofb of UarBeld township
Thera will be a foil rehearaal of
the divan of Lalla Kookb Temple this
evening. All are orgwl to be pteeenk
The Oitlaen’s telepliooe eoapany
has just pot in a new donble swltoh
board for toll lines, thereby faoUltat.
tog tbe work of Ihe operator and
affording totter aervlcw to tbe patrons

wkCsSSeSSSSS

have remained at Edgewood. closing
up the raaort for the srlntor aaaaoo.
will leave tomorrow, Mtaa Tamar
>oloiimMrs. Lathrop In Jaokaon and
Mri Bacon going to Grand Raplda.
Funeral of Mrs: George Joyce.
oopal eborob Tbaraday at S o'olook
fb.
will
1 p m. Thursday.

EVENTB IN SOatTY.
The ladles ot the Rathboaa Blstcra
gave a dellgbtfal aappar to rhair hns
bands aad tbe gmitlemsa membm of
tbe orgaolsation last evwaing. The
ladlas went to the liall 411 o’clock
with tbelr fancy srort and enicyed
tbemselvfic nntll 6 o’clock. Then Ihe

Big Time Tomorrow Evening.
The Modem Woodmen of America
are planolnga Mg timetomervow eve.
tng A M Blelsehaner. amte consul,

of Rmd Oily, wilt to prcaeol. as will
to also K. Woodward of Oraad Rap-!
Ida The ruadjoatmeet plan will be
pmaafleon Black LaFhy.
Ur Wir*
tU# »:»rnlr-« Hwrd.
site, the colored ohaniplno light
Detroit-Wheat. 76 and 80; oom. 62; aS'*deitoleSa*m
heavy weight juguler, will asriat to
gram. AfiOO pound a»ooe will
and
a
dellgbtfif
social
time
was
an*^TolJdo-Wbeal, 79 and 79
•o on hU breast w
Later came the lodge work of
Ohloago-Wheat, 73%; oora. 67%; Jorad.
the Blsleru, after which another fine
69.10 social
reports at thetr doings.
LALLA ROOKH BLOWOUT JPROMtime waa cBioyed.
•*Tba first report asked for roort
IBEB
TO
BE
GRAND
BUCCEBS
time In which to consider the gtr
^l^verae Oily market; Potatoes,
made by Mr. Hannah on Birth slroei
J. W. Mllltfcen spent Sunday in Oiland was ralected by the council.
vat with bis aoo Jamm. and Is aiieodThe funeral cfMra Kebeooa fitan
*Tha second report accepted the gif
ley will to Uld from the Prlendi
of Mr. Hannah of the Birth street site
•d. Now is the timetoapoly for log the atase Bnnday School
Towns Indkats a Big Crowd at
chuToh at Maple City tomorrow after
ao<aIlad.
the Ceremonial.
-Report No. 3 was signed by J. M
fraternal soclaty without lodge
Olllette. J. F. Otl. T. T. Bates am
. M. Blakealae of
doea. furnishing death dlmblllty
Mrs. A. H. Fqrry. It will be observe*
D. O. JL K la m
and old age benefits. Bound, pr?
„
_ .--------- icea from the sar
gruaalva. popular.
^ 7lM-6t.
ruaoding lowna that many will attend
ne oaramomal on Thnraday night,
.he apodal Ualn from Manistee al-

WILL BE
AHUMHER

This became an abe<i!nle arrepuncf oli^pJSr^wiih *a*___________
of the Birth atrt*ef site, and upon thi
tender of the deed by Mr. Hannah b Ecot Jordan and Oharlevolx big deleibe city berame an absolute contrar*
between the city and Mr. Hannah anr rowdi
Andrew Carnegie, morally and legally
•-rhU action of the council ha>
The
never been set aside or reconslder<H

1 site for the erect lor
lldlng out of the Car
should to eliminated
from Ihe free library an the counrl
woold have full power to acqulrv
grotindt. oraci a building and main
tain a free public library thereon, and
the board of library trustees would
liava no power to act whatever In any
capacity . until such library bnlldlng
was aractad and a free library eatab
lUhad and given to the people. Then
iba board of library trustees comr
la with full power to manage the
aama. It is tboreCore clear that Beev
tloa C does not add to the poweta of
tha council, nor take from It anV
poww. It can hav© but one consimc
tloa. and that Is apcclal—namely.
whan a g^ft Is made outright without
any atrlngs attached to It for the ben
•fit‘of ihf^,Hbrorr ao established, the
board of trustees accepts that gift as
apmdal. and the^ cannot to special
truataaa uaUl aoeh a gift la preaentad
to tlmm for such purpoae as man*
tlonad U BecUon €.:
Han. M. C. Davla Bays Ccuncira Ac­
tion Waa Lapat.
ilr. Foalor had finUbad hU
Alderman Glllett called for
Hoa. H. C. Darte .who spoke briefly on
Ha auic;i that ha did not like to
Impose himself upon those who did
not care to bear him. bin that ha waa
lataraatad. as ware all Traverse aiy'a
elUiant. In the library alta mailer. He
aaM that be bad puraued hU Investb
gaUona entirely apart from Mr. Poatar. but that they bad arrtvad at eor tha
matter of the lagallty of
Ha atatad that Section C can to en­
tirely allmnated from TlUa MU. of
tha dty ehartar and tha council woold
aad aract a library. Whan
tha council aciad on iba offer of Hon.
Parry Hannah to aooapt the BUth
straat alta they acted legally. He ex.
plalaad that la lagal language “puj^
ehaae" maaaa tha acquiring of real

iSSl£l

The eotarwith the ha
five mint
and aelaetlODs of oomrvl
and oratory. In addiuon to

TODAY’S MARKETS.

TO CASH PURCHASERS!

m

With X $ r. purchase a $ 76 l.x.np

!] Beiutiful
Decorated Lamos
oeauiiiu^wwraiea
Lamps
’

.

^

purchase a» 3.75
1.75 Ump
purchase
1 jimp

^

With a $40 purchase a $10 l amp

These Bargains arc g(X>t1 Up to the 24th of November.
_ VOITR TIMK while our stock is large to select from.

NOW IS.
:

F*OR CASH OIML.V
House Furnishing Store

Come with us if >ou want the
newest designs ami lowest
Iiriccs. Over 600 designs lo
chooK from. Better b^in to
get your eye on some sna|«
for Xmas gifts—we’ve got 'em

RASTALL
HUSTUNO A JKWTLER

miut uiw niiiffliit (MI
218 E. Front St. « Traverse City

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Wool Dress Goods
We are Jllmps the Cbeapesf

OffERJNOs

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ihU oily at a aoolal faaotioii.^

HEAVT ALL WOOL SmnKC-r,H inrhei wide, *e«h»
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SS 01, tbe be« cloth io the cooniy lor Skirts j>cket> <«
Bojfi OrercoMi, in Cr»y, Brown or BUrk. I'oritivel)- QQ^
worth $1.60. we can •ell it .1...................... .................. OVC
54 mCH YEHETIAM CXOTR-ln Brown, Tan. Red .«
BUck, worth $L00 yd., for.................................................... O^C

4S YOU PASS AL0N8
dow Tar Can
Yen throw a EIGHTH STREET
Dollar? ■n «
Can you throw it into the middie of next week; or next month;
or the month after that?
We*re talking about aboe-doHan
dcourac: Your Dollars for our
Shoea"
'
We guem youTl 6nd what you
spend for ahoes here gets more
here than any other place; we
mean it shall.
Folks srho know, say the deed is
as good as the will, here.

haaslva word^thaa^Sm -purchm?^

C»<5 tim Jfs

Mr. Davta haM that Uwra U no
power in tha board cf llhrarr troatae.
to tovy tazaa. but that the i
of any Blu woold mean taxi
e. which gives tha

Men*s $1.S5 1 buckle QO^
Hmoo Rubbers for.. 3/OC
Men’s 10 in. grmn
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leather top rubben at ^.UU

m.i’m 6E«i$'

UNDERWEAR
Anew line of goods from
Burahum A Staple Dry
Goods House of Detroit.
Also a new line of Gloves
and Mittens at rock bot­
tom pricea We aolidt

D. R. NiCIIOLS
511 Em Eigbth Stnet,
Tnivct«*Cilr. MiehigM.

The rest ofour Bin. top heavy
tha power to yaat tha UUa
board of llbraiy trastaaa. Mr. Davis
to Tpatad In the library board.
Cawiall% AaMan Cmmat Be CMntai
by Ubrwy Trwataaa.

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V,- a.c ..ifrnn^ to ihr juib1 f I f.T ..I ri.at.

CO^ STRIPE WABTWGS-worth 50.

TO-DAY
^ WE WISH TO CAU YOON ATTENTION TO 080

-^lOsOVERCOATS!
They are here in all the stylish colorings, such
as Oxfords, Blacks, Blues. Browns, etc. Strictly
all wool—satin sleeve linings—self reuining
front—corwt lengths and perfect fitters. We
all ought to be thankful that such values can
be fiad at only $I0.0f>. Other lines at $sx».
S7.S0. $8x0. $t;.oo. $i5«),$i8oo and $aooo.
We are equally strong on Suits and all kinds of
Working Clothes, such as Kmey Pants. Mack-'
inaws. Duck Coats. Gloves, etc.

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AU WOOLHtENCU FLANNELS-cheap at T5c, Keauttiu!
PeniM Deaigni, our price...................................................... t?!/C

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OORNKR UNION AND FRONT.

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CO., Trarerw City, Mich.

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