The Evening Record, November 05, 1902

The Evening Record, November 05, 1902

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Bates, Thomas T. (1841-1912) and Hannen, John W. (1863-1940)

1902-11-05

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

• "MB': EVENlNG^
rSATSBU CITY, MICU. WSOMKHIIAY

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iRJPDBlICAN IML WAVE
I Panntylvaaia by 141,000 Plurality.
1 PhlIadeU>bla. Nov. 5.—IVnttiylvaiila
•haa coDo republican and elected «xi Judae Pcnio i»acker over Palteraon by
jI a majority of some 141.000. Tbe recarried Philadelphia by
ailty. Only one Phlladel-

MICHIGAN
:<<■’?

Election Mean. Rooeevelt in 1t04.
Auauaia. Me . Nov. &.~Hon. Jam
ulonal ei•y of the republican national
eelerday’a
on and re.
elix'llun
ieleeduu of Pivsldont Hooeevell lu

'breal RepobUcan Minorities and Eiitire|^»
State Ticket Elected

BLISS’

Gtp Book Store

A

THE WEATHER

INDORSEMENT

.. .......DANIEL McCOY*
. PERRY F. POWERS*
. CHARLES A. BLAIR
J.;
. i.. .. .E, A. WILOEY*
> .,.:.,..f:..:;, .... DELOS FALL*
i f. 44. KELLEY*. L. L. WRIQHT*
>....................W. L. CARPENTE R-

n» \\ U* X9 lb- i:v.nln* Kr«mA.

TEN UOU.ARS K)R A

of what it waa twu year. ago. uiajuritloa. except on ihe head of the viato
ticket, ranging all lht> way rnuii 1*79 to

when same thin^ ami maylie Much
Better One can be boutjht hete
ml the city’s l>ost slorc for

j

» ^reat ehowlng. and n pubjlicana may In- groat ly gratlrtiHl at the

moCTlfical re.ulu

in.-i..rlty of
d..riocrot.
'*“•
I**'
•><•
iri clc'Ci.Hl by a c»»mfortable maj«>rity
«nexiH*ct»*dly HIm total voie in
In the.S»M-<m.‘dl«irici The republicanK j the oi»uniy waa 1.217. ehARWing a ma
um ..rK.Mi..- lb- MOU-..■Ii.f
jorlty ..f C7!. Th. l*l.n«-,.f th.-,i.ie
(Ilrkfl a.'*- iilurolltlM.

t, .-rery |uitr
, sll
1.T

“LATEST HOVE" '"

:IMDA & CO
and

(oHool

.Miuideie.1 and
w imKiw another
The Unt»‘si MOV.-.- .leallng
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The ofTIce «»f the Kieniiig R*-i‘«»r.l
matter The car^ ^ B/VVBV^B/| loon
kiHl men. mark (Ml waa headQuariers f.w the election
turns. an<rreiv.rts were re*-ei(.-.i from
.sM.i.Kk uF<;o()ii SIIOKS.
Hamlluin. Lardie. Sleder and Koxbi
all over the country The ofTice waa
plaeing on the doorstep of a ho
Imrand. denna-raltc candidate, car
nn Ol n .st .\ni>.
crowd»sl all the evening, and when
Retreat." ac
markeil. -Tre^t.>*s'
-Tr
rbMrkaUma?uM> and Jarkann countlee..
U iH-gan to be abomn by the dis­
,ln a liasket. the name of the la
patches that an extremely light V(*ie
and thb returoR at an early hour thle | ^
‘lug * l..ibrary Site •• Two men
reeogiil7«*d ns Thi»mas T. Uatea
dE. was fsdled. a«»me were apprehensive
morning Indicate he had alto carriod
JOrhruUk&BdlBdiuU.
that
the
hop«*d
f«»r
republican
mauiri
L Sprague, are l(K»kiiig out ol
Saginaw <Munty. the homo of both
Stairs Window, and1 they
gulurnatorlal candidates. I>urand. It
oM men
gh th(
apitA«ar*v1. had pulbnl the Baglnaw city AN OFF YEAR LANDSLIDE
Hon IVrry Hannah
ticket through with him
WaRhttoklng alM.ul the corner of the were beard from there was an assurthat the republican^ adminlatration —- ■ ■
■
the Durand
u%a' I* alMO in th
• and he aetMi the thing t<x. On
congrwiMman reauited OdeU €tUTiM New Yeril By
d(K*r I-* a algti which reada.
in lepubllvau » ctory m all tho dla•ate Give l a a Rest
trb'tM. excM-j.i I le Ktrat. which Ilea
p In the sky shino, the M.Hvn, and
Safe
Phirelitr.
wholly wUhln II e rliy of I>etrult. and
ole |H‘rformance. but
he atvs the
D. W. STEWART
county
the |S‘MUll of w| ieh waa Influem'tHl by
he says. "1 ha
mithlng to aaj'.** Tho
local cmdliioiiM
four masK.si men i
repri*senle«l as showed that republicans sni»p<irie.l
Alfred Lucking vrill be Michigan’s
the little brat their partv neddy. and had It ist-n a
Haying. "Well lea*
t
\\ nth St. L4-;i Hh.iu;
aide demm'ratic repreNeiitatlve In the
there and he !l ii«-\er iNither us anv ifull vote the majorltle* would hav,of PraaldofU Rooaovolt In
’ lieen overw helming.
national legialaiure.
^ On another ivage of the RvHx»rd Is
A featun* of the t-oa great Iona 1 flghl
190A~Dotallaof Roturna.
publUhcd a Uble showing the csitn
waa a "cleaning up" in the Seventh
1 plete retuma of city, county, state,
dlatrlci by Henry McMorran. repub­
Waahlngton. Nov. S.—Reporta from
i oongreaaionat and legislative In Grand
lican. Murilii I'rocker i»f Ml Clement,
I Traverse county. A careful study of
denuv-ratlc candblate. tielng defeated all over tho I nited SUiea ahuw that
I the figures will Ih' interesting.
The
by aliout
Am waa to have been tho repuhllcana awept the couptn*.
j figuiva are from the first reports and
exiMX>ied 11. Olln Young. republican
cungTtvrikloual
candldau'
tn
the peclally au In Ohio.'where their ma RAN AGROUND ON SOUTH MANI- I may be changed somewhat by the <•«»'
elal returns, but not materialh
Twelfth
u|»|H*r pcuilnsu
id. Jorhy waa oxur 85.000. the largi^at in
TOU ISLAND LAST NIGHT
rulliMl up th.k bannt-r majority It will
will | the hlaiory of that atate
U- about 12.«Hiu.
Tom L
alaughiered
------MOFFATTS MAJORITY 3*6851
William C Maybury
nmer .Wat Going at Full Speed,:
^_____
r«i-el(vi«-d mayor of IVtroli
1>
l» * !
Congrwaa Safely Republican.
Cargo of Grain on Board-Lit- j carriod Grand Traversa County by j

licBik AdmlBistrBtioB. jf }

‘

“jHOUSE MAJORITYI
iIriOUo.r«nii-

’uo'ii;

violin lessons

PUEBLO ASHORE

d6' not materially
change the rvwull of
aierii
yeatenUy. Monn»o county went for
ive eaUmaiea
Bllaaa by 100.‘
100. '*Townaend
Townaend. for congn'ta.
of the next to
I the <
by ».*
Van Aiken. republican majortiy of 16.
for the atalo aenate. hat a xnaJorU
fOO; Herklra
araer carried
over 200. The real of the republican Ohio Breaks
ticked la elected by ma>»rltl,<* ranging
Jority Piled Up.
from C.KI to 700.
Co^umbua, Nov. 5.—The republican
majority baa a ring around
a*
Marguatta County in Line.
the ouic*Vme of the election. Sixteen
In Marquette county, llliaa ren-lvnl
And four democratic n*pi>a majority of l.DtH) out of j.son vou«
> district, the Thlr
caat Durand got 80»*. The entire re­ toxmth. ln.'doubt.
publican ticket U eUvt^Hl by majoriB a result
Uaa ranging from l.90o to funoo. Fdr
lever be healed has been ea
beiwiem Job
and Mcthe Hanna organitailon
I to the mute aenate and 'Well*
me of the
Hld'ibT
• by good 1 largest pluralities in the hbtorr
imnol* By SS.OOO.
Chicagii. Nov 5 —The republican
party carried llllnota yeaierday by an
approximate piuraliiy of 55.000 The
rvpubllcana have won 18 congrvaamen
out of 2S. iclTlng the democraia aeven
‘
‘ ■
cket I
The MctsMtnre will be approximately
32 rt*publlcaa aeantora and 19 demoHopklna. dem crata. rtfieea rrpoblloaa aeoatora and
lu Ue
Cn
:rook. was dofaated nine demucrau bold over.
. houae It appears the ropubMcana have
, 117 membara. it takea 1U3 to ek
LDnited Statea aewor.
Bliaa’ Majority 90449.
With nearly all dlairicU heani from
3742 J.
to noon Bllaa* majority la about
99.445. The entire republican atate
Uohet U el«qed. Townaend of the how Hon. John L BatcRx. rapubUcan.
Second and M C. Moran of the Ber- lotted govonxor of Maaaachnaetu by
enth diatrtct. both repubUcana are
pJoralltjr over OoL William Qaaum.
XL of 37.03. The

dSKS Corlto. W (iMMt

,

, Q91. and th# Other Counties of
^ District by Good Majorities,

rrsImH^icm

Special Values in

ALFRED V.
FRIEDRICH

The gov.‘rnor wa* deeply j Hs^nificiBBt TfillUte toEepub-

tie Damage.
-----

UMBRELLAS

OLIR
8Sc and
81.00 ’

MoIIait. ftu tne Miaie Mouate.
^ wine out I.) a ntaJorPy of i.niu ami
Jamee H. Monroe, fur VpiN-iM^ntative.
: by a majority of S7S.
Uob«-rt E. Waller bad by a majority
of LIU* for county clerb
The polling'waa »o light yesterday
CcuncHmcn Placng -Library Site* :, ibai
l the rt»pub
rt»pAibhcauM did not «-xik>ci
majorities
Foundling on Dooretep of the Li­ , anything
thing like the
i
i con>M*qucnily then was jul»l!atlon
brary Trutteee* Home.
I
among repuhlloans af»* r th.' v.e* s
were rountwsl and n-oeived fnim il.e

... V. ;s. r% »

•

ONLY SEVEN-FIFTY

THU* IS THK T1.UE
YCA*
THATTfiSTs TUB WEARINe
Vt Ai lTlKH OF SHOES

Tb- >..<.• for

iiNDORSEDi

Waahlngton. Nov 6 -The eaUmate
hivard from. Tlmvo yean* ago May­
bury hi-atiSiuurt. roimbllcan. by 2.M9. of the complexion of the next houae of
to In a light of much roon^ at
repnuientailvivi. baaed on Incomplete
proporilotis the mayor did nut 1
retuma received up to thU morning.
U 205 repuhllcana and 181 democrata.
In the table are aeveral doubtful dta
i plurality by U-a
Ich. rt'puldlcan. by 6.759.
tricta, tome of which an- clastaed aa
Judge CanH'nier of IVtroU Uuula the democratic and tome republican.
republican atate ticket
very w here Chairman Grigga of the democratic
lib majority will approxl late 65.000.
cummltttv. U'fOn» leav­
or nea
re congnuuiUYnal
ing hi'adquarlerv early ihTfe morning
odv.s!
Warner
made final a claim that the deoxicraiM
aiate. b
Would have a majority of five in the
houae. Intereat centtnw ihU morning
end Won Out Safely.
tn the retuma from the far weauwn
diatrteta. many of which are n^ported
iV-iroit. Noi 5 -ReiKiria from va

;

SUIT, OVERDOAT '
or ULSTER

> e,Hierda> »

low,. Too. by To.ooa

:::r7ri

Call and see them

B^n^Bttchtr Co., Frcpriftors.

Mijwau. ■ i:r»na Tr*wr.,-t^oumy rvpui.ik«!,.

..

Washtenaw counU* gives Ikiran<
4436; Bllaa. 2.980
l-aixw cxMini;
glvee imaa a majority *rf 754. Cal
houn county gives Durand 121 majtti

opes at S5c,

No Use Paying

j drimx-raOr can.lld.it- for covertMrt-,
loHlnx tbe riiw 1^ FuIIetti'H plurality
fur governor will likely
4r..iHM>
St. Paul. Nov. i.—Tbe entire republlran Miau- tlrkel Is el.<‘l«l lu MinneJeoia Van Zant’e plurality 1m 6u.u<K>.
jiMinueiK.ia
MinueHoia fivM
eb-t left
te^l wignt
» lKbt mpui.iican
republican
IcHinun-ri.ii cn
----- --

- - - - - - - AARON T. BLISS*
..:i..:.'.......ALEX. MAITLAND
. ....^... ..PRED M. WARNER*

>tie« in thel
■ imrt of the eutu. however, and ;
he run aUmi 20.tMM> b..hind Warner. ,
republican candldat<* for myrelary of

We have just r^ved Irotn the well known firm of Sami
Ward Ca of Boaion, a good tuppl)
eupplj oi iltcir writing papen
put up in lit. packages tuch at
a. they
ertUe in aU the
pfomi&eDt magaiinea. Alto tome
me of ibcir r.iie ream goods
and can ftinu^ ak quire
quire of
of paper
paper arwl juu k.i,;e of envel­

araaier ]
a plurality of iri.fMH* ouuhle return*
Indicate that CMell uiil m\u l>v s.3tM
wotee Cok-r had a landaUde in Ereater XeA» York, but Odell had a ildal
wa^«• in the coiinlr)’ Ulikrlct*. Thd
cun<^r?^lonal
etand
,nd 2« republlA'ane
it* Ttie ropubllcann r.*’ain (xmtrol
:..latureOBAND TMAVEflSE MAINTAINS
HER PRESTIGE,

GREAT

I

Writing Paptr bp the Pound

Godlrlch
momla* i *" San* of Ueht Vote Big Majorltiee
tbe Htate by 21.000. The r»Ware Given for All Candiiri hate eieei^ nine out of U ;
dete.-BlIe. Ran Behind
, coiiftreHMni'n. and the leKUlalure in
in County

SRludid Sh«wUk4C0BiU«riii<VM7 LiREt v«tv
I?;:
; DarraRli R^mud by About
10.600 Phirollly.

the ib-kot

Rcpubllcana S^ure Majority of the
Ccngreealonal Delegation by

30,6451

Democrat* Defeating Corliss.

U-riult.
1. fk.vcrnur IIIihm’ ma
Joriiy. cwinaldcrlng tho light vote caat
throughout the atati . wUh the excepl' tloQ Of Wa)'«c county, u regarded aa
a \cry good bhowlng for tho head of

BIXTH TBiLa-Ka itll

__

Eleven Congressmen Elected* T tifKinji^

Land Com«ttleeioner___ ........ 1 i, v

IIH>«.

ODELL GETS 9.300

IBiq Gain, in Minne.
I
and India.

PLURALITY

Superintendent of PubHe lnetrU;£tion,,
Member. State Board of Educatlonj. .v
Juilice Supreme Court
•Re-elected.

NOVBMUBB 5

SPLENDID
SHOWING

NOBLY!^;

_______

:■■

^

■ \ • '^1

♦Dress Suitings
We call your attention to a Special
Showing of
/
,;

New and Stylish |[|i i
Dress Suitings..... "

1

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

If Yoif Can Use Suitings
’Twilljpay You to look into this

j
j

n-i eu

Orlando C. Moffait. Grand Tra\er».e
county’s candidate for slate aenator in
tbe Twenty-seventh avmaiorial district,
ebhi ran ashore last night will go to Lansing with a handat*mo
1*1 uVlock v»n the south end of South Indorsement of rlu- n-publlcanH of tii.-j
»lng
ianltou Irland. The vessel was goli
Mr. Moffa
t full apeed and la out ihrtw? ftH*!.
leaking, her own pumivss klH*
kiH*plng m.Hte .'l.Gs'v
other -o!tn *
clear She has a full cargo of oully
t his maio.- i
The WTc-klng tug Favorite has tbw.
•nae fog prevailed Ity will exc<H-cl rather thanI be J . I.H-.,.: I
Uvn atat ft
by_
• official canva
at th.riEire of the stranding
estimated majorltie.s m
lollows:
counties i
Kalkaska
RESULT IN LEELANAU
ind Travel
Charlevoix. 7o0 Wexford.
Sheriff Martin Brown Defeated by j
John Deuster of Buttons Bay. '
Hahnenberg for Treasurer.
The L.S
u cuimty repuldlcan
invaded by the CIU- '
atnmghold
rens* ticket ith the result that Mar- I
defeated by
tin Drown, sheriff,
John ik-uhter nf
of Buuona
But
Bay by a maJivrlty of :
Chax. A. Fiaher waa defeatuHl for treaaurer by Joiieph lU
enlwrg. who ret^elved a maj
majonty over
the republican candidate» oT
oC 157 The

Governor niui«’ plurality la LeeTanau was 250: Biahop. for emgreat.
250: Heynolvia. for reprroentatlve. 200;
Moffatt. for aonalor. 250. Tbe remain­
der of the atate i«-kei received pl»rallticA ranging fivim 100 to 25o
The cousty ticket elect«»d U as fidlows:
Sheriff-J*.hn IVOatv^r
t'ouniy Clerk— Z fc. Hlnahaw
Treasurer—Joseph lUhnenberg.
,
Register of Deeds-Carwm Warner.
Proa.vutlng’ Attorney—C. L. Day ion. j
Circuit Ci»urt CvimmlsakaiHr—Alfrwd
John
C*»roniTii—George W Ftalick. Fran­
cis J Frallck
tViunty Surveyor—John l*urer

Tlwt, will U
Tw*irtl> Mcwt ,»rt tomocruw
wxm bMWMn th.. necBd tmm th,
XalkMk, lUshwhoolMd th* Mm4
ot Um Owlihl letiool o( IhU
ettr. OntMOMMSdOp. a.

For Boys i, y
Cento
Sixteen Years

25 per cent di..< .;;ut oh all cash
pay^enta
nenta over 91 «• at .Alra. W O >
for the bal-1
lAwrence’a. Rr
171Hf i
ance of thU

:CUT ^ FLOWERS
^

- - -- -j—r?.

6igberadtStc(k con.
staatly oa baud.
Bulbs hr Salt « « «
Rank M. PAINE. Florist
TKIC fCAIR

TWE F*AIR

on all Our
Special Sak today audCa
Dimmer Sets, toilet Sets, Water Sets, Wime Sets,
Berry Sets, Cbocotate Sets, Tour Pieee Blass Sets,
Sugar amd Crtamt Sets
«
«
TWO SKCUL Biaena oars.
Ash»raiOo. I aaiF’ronkSl

We have a splendid dark
grey black mixed suit,
coat, pant and vest, for
three dollars and seven­
ty-five cents.
Fine grades cassimero
and worsteds at four,
five, six and seven dol­
lars.

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

Hamilton CJothing ^

J

mm

rmmMrmmxmb aiocwii n4Tttn
Teelerday e

IIS E¥BIIRG

Tole

fadieatee

6enira! Jitws
0f(btWorld\

MIehigaa peepto taow when foist
well mmegb alone.

TKAVBIISB CITY. MICHIOAfi

Joba Druater of BottooeBer. be*s
ewethiagof a runner, too.

Bubonic plague according to
r. eee. eeme one remarked that official reports of tlie marine hoapilal
eervioe. is increasing at an alarming

ORAND TRAVBIISB HERALD

rate at Ban Fnpiciscgi.

The officials

of the service at. apprehenisve that
unh-sa tL* authorities at San Francis*

And then it ratobdl
i. W. MAMNSM. Editor ftnd WanMor

out

plsgoe it msv spresul with dia-

Qfuons

results

raontl..f

Ounog

tins

the

X5 cases of bu-

b.»n> l.’agoc

l.a-alocs'M »o C.l

ifcrri'H f-.'b rw'..' prvvmr 1st.I
Tbe
stsMMl.«
lb- »llu»tinn ts that
dnr.nx
Vf-ar

»brv

H' '
m. '•

Is.t faur

r4x nfMl.y ofUhls
. ->!v pw r ises, the

hi

Alrih.m

Imviog

S"‘.

d»*v.io|»M

aN. ,- York cloak

salcsmsn. ii«s «ti.*

and t4taMv wound-

♦♦i th. WAtocn wh.> was marTird to him
Oct H.
east

Thf vtiixitnig o«-curred in an

side

that* his

irnein«^uL

but

Srher

wifH icrni'd

meal's and that

declares

to ixiok

hU

hi h;id i-atcn nothl^

hsBauas during the dav.

Ur

log enraged from hunger, he told the
udioe. he procured a revolver and
seeking
ibd attklrtolilwtRHI-Tebr^ocoo
4Mted darlof Ifco |»«t two ytarr.
Tbo WiJoHtT of Ooreroor BUm will
bol.tboool.bbotboodof40.00a HU
•lOorttjUliOOwMTb.aM
Toto tbU nor

WM

Bui the

llfblor thou to

jmM% 00 tbia oompiwiHoo. cot oo Ar
miatbonooltA For on •* or ’ year
It

It . flortont nrpoblloon ▼iutory.

[MleblfUi stood
i lUmm pwty

nobly by tbs rope b

and

In doing so gats ac

.■pbotlo to4orsrment of tii« rrpobll

odL

A Httrrporsonal fight watfoogb*

■ad Alfrod

Looking, the demooratir

etadldols. won out by a small major
Ity.

Hoarly 10.000 msjorlty In Wayne

bouty for Bliss is a loyal trlbotr

to

tbo forernor and to tbo state ticket
atlarfa.

Ilh.

good MOn Mlohlrm will do well in
dood.

Oot^roosBan

Darragh

is

oloeOod by a handsome majoHty and
whiU the flgnres are not near cp to
two

slaU has

reason

to

be proud of it*

WUliam Aldoo Smith in the Fifth
district ooacs to the front with about
U.OOO majority, which is remarkable,
bat whioli is a tribute to his great and
growing worth

and

influenoe.

of play

tiing

to end.

rooug

Tom

black^mitu

riTormeJ

Logan, an lioiiest
In

•ihe

oonfidenoe

country

life

the Arkausss

accldeotsllr

woman.

lover aod “pvr .

Tbi

soon pslU on her.
met»i-

h»r

former

Without any jnn
They

He

_________
Leading

He is finally

that charge.

The

sentenced on

and

< 0N.;RK*SMAN
The

United

velop*-d a deliraic estheiicism along

ths hearts pf pUy goera

The

machine with iiis lialr ti.*d in
violei, rose, primros.*. etc., so that a
:tvk with a silken Ikiw falls from
^

Bliss goes ont

of the city with a plurality of 945. as
MhlMt plualltlea bringing from 489
tj 5d9 on the ooonty ticket

In the

ooanly Bliss seonred a pinialUy of
mote

than

The Marks Broa Na I Co., headed
by Traverse

Opera House Monday next in that gem
of Irish

the lepublloan oandldates.

They are

all worthy meo and tbe people have
iodormd

them

haadeomelj.

Tiieir

ysooeds the coming two years will be

U harmony wilh the asoelleot moord.
af tbe past two years.
» The magntfloent gains in Ohio. In■tates showing big repnblioan plural­
ities. evidenoe a hearty support of the
national administration. It it proba^
ble that the congress will have a republioan majority, althoogh Just at
thU time it U impossible to state how

of

least

dramas. “The Kight Before

the death rate

ago

I FiMiRyivMU is told to hava drop*
iPd iBto Bm l•|mbUomlOoUmB. II
fVM 8 «lMi dtoft. b8l Ik is

Bml 8 mfiJtfltT ^ 180.000 Is nOutont
:Ad89Ml»th»m8tlto.

■cn>

M. MVffVIAIM.

Princess Fiamette-Miss Urace Hast
K
A

White.
Skelch

••■'•SLSS'- i.' "

the devastation L gun and it has

I

Uiat has ever suppoitod hit

and original plays which wilt be staget
and costumed

7..HRHM0TH STORES..?
mi.ii r ..ue

UM.l'oo .SgrA|;|.: FKKT OK

Kl.nOK i:0()M.

Tl.eJvV a ..pleinlitl

St..!v. iiielniliii^r ilie

the

Statioiierv

there is

siKli

a

a

t

Kiiniitiin*

ainl Organ and Hievelo 1 h‘j*artinent ;

tlie kariii linpleim-iit .Srotiim, tht* Wair«ui

New I

and Cntter S-eti<»n, tin* .S|s.rting (iimmIs Section ami the Plinnh-

ii|K»t-ilie niourlaiid

itig 1 lepartineiif.

vllUig»* of .Shi-|.Ktor. In l»evon.

Why

I'aeli ..f tlu-M* st.ire-i within a store an- eom-

pltMe I.. the smil!]e-T tleluil.

We

tbe uhlgiiltotis bird should shun this

the more remarkable iHH-ause the sfiarrow. like trade, "r.dlows tbe flag.”
Wherever the ItrUIsb g«> there the sitarrow Is fouiMl. ll lias a teiideiuy to
drive out all the n.ntlve birds of the
siuc»‘.

Whrn

the

netivee

Iu K'ew York

PsUiok McGrath is

believed to be dying at Bclleme bos
pltal from a mysterious disease, the
oaase

of

whioh

country In wbb h it rheuses to settle.
lt.s pugnneUy Is well known, ond ll
multiplies rapidly, the pro;:eny of a
single pair In len.y.-jirs amounting to
no fewer th.nn 2T3.tss>.oCiU blnls.—I'xchance.

WEST BADEN
SPRUDLE SPLITS
AND

leading physicians

have bee n unable to determine.

Mc­

befora. All ladies should avail them- taken to the hospital on TETu^y
selves of the special Monday night The disooloratioo began soon after
Tbs prices doring tbe engage' ward in his lower extremities and al
ready has risen to his abtlomen.
meat will be 10. 90 and 80 cents
Beals OB sals at P. O. Maws Bland.
There wUl hi
offer.

k ncaUr iDMtliiit ol
Hlmw UiUeTonUir.
•ttBi.liuqM.wtU

French Lick Springs
Pluto Laxative Splits
I have the tgcncy tor these excelleiit
waters an4 will tupply orders oo short
notice.^

I-arge

dock.'

Citiren’f

quantities kept
phone

16.

ta

Bell

phone 268.

A. I-. JOVQC
DeUvered to

i*rt ol the dtjr.

t

FURNISH YUUR HUUSE COMPLETE

plic«' Is not eiplaliiPd. hut It Is an In­
disputable fat-t that It d<M>s. It is all

and spivsd along U»e coast wilii appal­
ling results.

enough to say thv had been pleased

riothing Store;

.'N i iion ninl I'ietiire Kraining Ih-partim'iil; a, Jlanlwart* Su»n*.

conuuued

of this oompaoj. and have been kind

a

II rpM-kerv an<l ( arj»et St.in*. with a Ihs»k Seetion, Wall J*h|ht

1;
Kit
I me-

CXWKIT CLERK B F. WALTER.

Or

a big llrv (UnuU Stons whicli ali» li.i.*-

Ik-par nu*nt;

wliieli al-iii

In the paat. local theatre goera have

Store; a fir-vrv

IJ.HMii, with a Cieneral l>clivery atnl

Shipping IViuirtmeni

Store, witii a tine

in a manner never be

fore attempted by a traveling reper
toirejoompany.

Grath is toming Week. Oases of s
with the eoterUtoment offered, but
to laaplte them with a eeal to eerre
similar natore hare been frequent to
this, season all will U more than
Bm people to the beet of ibetr abiUty.
medioel history but tbe vloHms* color
pleased for tbtt show is larger. l>etter.
Mdaithelr gaallteattoae are many
hrighter and more up to date than ever
wotbCrom them; and we wlU get It

Koweoa Campbell.
ingt
Pippo. a shepherd-Mr. K

talent and evenly balanced

been very generoot to their anpport

sui

Miss Ueesie

in a complete repertoire of new

to the elale aanaU aod Hoo. Jaa H.

Their ptaialltiee are

Bettina, "the Mascot"

‘. Maiki has also secured for this

f la the eleoUoB of Orlando 0. Xoffat

Bma.

HAVE YOU TRIED A RECORD WANT AD?

The CAft it at fnllowe .

The march of

how 10 « »ie,fur themselves, the peopli
diod ratndly. Pm-umonia,rheumatism,
grippe, mid tverr couoeivable malady
made ibeir apjuKvrance among them

mpOB to do the right thing at the right

of Ixigs and

Call or write us lieforc

given aome

aod has surrModed himself with the

been

wlU

firiccs.

JOH.N F. OTT aV CO.. Traverse City. Mich.

the Record, and the ex­

This season Mr. Marks ha* Uyn

Imgbt the republioans show a msrked

laty

will lay lhc highest market
>t)u sell

hiu and there seems to tie nothing tc
check

straight

Iloaioe to tbe house of teptesanU*

IXk l KONT HT

350.

will Ik- fn iht iiiaikcl this winter for all kimU

civilization lias increased the death
rate from Nome north
Two ;

beg.»u th.'diM-liue. rim-asi-s nnhaard
of attaAei them and not knowing

hare

A. S, FRYMAN

delivered

phone

XA/ANTTED

New Teara"

been some lotMt

poUtical issues

cord

'.;5 |>er reur of the naiivei.

Wganto wcumvilixed man s clothing
and dnuk white umu's whiskey, they

bare

per

Mill.
Citizens'
Wcfct Bay atreet.

|lo Hlgel>w

IniooallUee where bitter fights have

There

|1.50

Cook d Wealon’a Planing and

inorinug. d vliniug to

been responsible for thedeftwu of repabUoan
candidates.
but
where

mnoh.

>ength».

leading roles for this

The cborui.

treroely fortunate in securing playera

lOO behind tbs balance of

room for doubt as to tbe oonfidenoe of

City’s greatest farviUs

Tom Marks, will be seen at theX^ily

whole tbe showing is very

good indeed, and the reeult leares no

i

Mad.len was

Mv«ie Iijjarv ton J.

the «>m| loves

At

tbe ticket
On ths

. firt W.«a.

aluuir ihe Arcti* euast have died from
measles. Tiny are dying off like rab

K. H, AUyn for snrreyor. to U.5M for

les than was axpeotod.

k

ir NEW HliLKa^NUHlIoj

Boiler Works. i i New llavei.. left the

With the excep

hU own Tory well, the catting l>eing

hu

work nnr longer on Fridav In oauai>
they thiuk It is an unlucky day

tioa of Ooremor Bliss the maiorities

This

t'ratg.

I footi^T Friday

oEoood 1.000, ranging

The head ol

------------

Oorieivou and tie* piesideiit liim-e*lf.
All

is badly soratohed in the

J. W. SLATER *

This was the aecuh nt whirl.

I Pmtt, ilnver of the |TTv,idi tit', car
!'iage, and minor iiijurieH to Secreiarv

rcpniatlou maiuUiend ten

B. Waller for county clerk.

the

in

l»riuett Frederic-Mr. C

I \g. Ill

RESULT IN THE COUNTY.

oily, but in the townshipe Bliss held

Lmh,,'

Sowing Rockort from SOe Of.

rehnaed on fo.t»0o hail and Kelley oi.

Tbo rote in the count r is iu keepiug

B.

$12.75

On onr 1in> ftaonit 3S0 PiUnt—t nxknn te „l,ct from.

the cast for the

Rocco, a Farm. r-Mr. Ih rt Miller.

,

glorions Tlctory and there

u a splendid showing.

of

Koelid Mad.len end James T Kelly.
resp«‘Ctively nn»tormau ami ctiRdoctor

I ivauliad iu Hitt death of Secret Servire

pnhlioans to Michigan hare reason t<
be proud of it

Abe tioket

Popular

th^side of his face

held for the grand Jorv

Saginaw.

whioh will be praotioaled this Winter,

loostog majorities.

i.u -I.. h*-, iuil 1.1,^-ri,
fi„ S.SI »s
Ijux
fiui...4-1.1.^.1 with U-u Jr-lhcT. HDii.); is hair. w«tU
Hct.1 Icaihrr .-stnuiH su.ui tuilt
hau
tufirii. iiMkitt- a vri> Uau

of tJie electric esr which on Septem­
Mstllieo. an lun kee|Hr- Mr t*. K
ber :t collided with President Roose- Huntor
velt’s carriage waived examination ou
.WII. Prime of Pioin
V eliaige ol man^l .tighter and were biuo -Mr. George F. Knowh -

bouse

ThU eplendld ehowtog assures an a<1

with the

does

« rihlKUi to mstch the day's i»erfome,

aod the aeoate 2i repnhlioans and om
looe dem^t. Leiillnm of

liis automobile

like oihera but the iierfcme of violets
or other flower.
He driv.-s his motor

stands91 republioans and9 demcorals:

mlaistretion

take

time Hgo

oot leave iH hiud an . yil smelling track

Through

The

w

another Hu.-

touch a responsive «hord in

A. Alger to th«

senate

Anglesey,

rails to

expected when the reri

Sutes

maiiiuis ol

So pUy of its kind possesses stronger jewelry, pantomitie nciiug and other
lore sensational incldenta The vagaries are well known, has now de-

The complexioD of the etete legisla
tare leases no possible doubt of thi>

“
This

1 wantto’miy (iOOl) YOUNG
HORSES, aiul heavy draft
Will pay hik^hest pri-j
cellent cast wnlch has now been fe- horses.
Irct.-rt si>eaks all tUat ii needed lo
ces. .\nyone having any such |
show- that the production will be
of the very lieii ever' given in ihttUosell is retpiesled to call at |
city.
i 240 Washinijton street.
will

It LAURA.

serious clement is mingled with ctim

light rote is considert^ i

eleotion of Oeueral R

a

edy, forming a comblnal ou that never

oot the state the majorities are much
larger, than

rfh-ctlon

]irodnclion

aoeusorm.

other ooogressmen elected .hare betiei
majorities than expeotod.

gnodM from tkm Mfmck
lUlSkoi KlK-.\... NiS;o hi..- ,ut.

and i-ome of the best Ulent in the city

innocence and he is
murderous

cmmmtPikmm»mmnymthmr

Knights of l*ythlaa,iK now completed,

Rotrlbnllon oveftakes-his

ellUinous

in

preattnUtioQ of the pretty oomie opera.
••The Maasot" for the l>enpflt of the

But his friends ultimate •

ly establish his
sed-

Rplea

Comic Opera.

Tom. coming oot to

see where his father 1a It aeonsed by
the adveoturcMwaod her *psl 'of tbe
ler.

mttr mtmtm-

mmmtt, mndymm mrm mt va/- ,

TH£ SWtFT SPCOtnO OO., ATUUtTA, OA.

ix fatally stabbed by the
man.

mtmmy kmwm tkm

fmdt H kmek

...JlRUBIERS FREE OF CHARGE!

Excellent Talent That Will Take the (

The father of Tom resp.nds

ind is mistaken for the young Macktmba>hed

.

"CAST F0R'"THE'MASC6F“ !“'«“' •'«»

go to his home. The wouian rings the
bell while her acoomplioe eoneeals
bimaelf.

Wk0m vs mdfriif mm vrfftch va

rnatence. They are at the xnero* of everr
iU wind, and Umir miaen' is agprarmted
by expoanre to cold or sodden changes in
the temperature. They* Iwcooie walking
barometen^and tooat acenrmte in wealher predictions, the inercaaing pains in
maacle* and joints foretelling: the approaching storm or the i-oinin?
weather. It it from these constant sufferers that
great aiuiv of ihcumatic
iTipples it recruited. Their bodiet are
out by the :nvc^.'vaul pains and
the joints become ao Miffened and bent
that they are at last compiled to give
up or bobble about on crutches.
About
y«
WM Att*ck*4
a by acttt*
Nobody everouUived Rbenmatism;
ia Bxy •hoaldcr*. arms and le^a belaw
the disease never loosemi iU grip or
tba kaaa. 1 could not
leaves of its own accord, but must be
teaombmy hair. X>oct
driven out by intclligetd and persist­
tor asa for oeor two months without
ent treatment through the blood, for
aiTliMr am any rolief. IaawS.».«,
Kbeumatism of e\-er>* variety and form
it caused by an o\*cr acid condition of
Imaaadiataly 1 coi
fait bottsr, and
the blood, and the deposit in muscles,
mothar that 1 was alad 1
joints and nervet of corrosive poisons
fouad aomo rall.f. 1 co
and gritty particles, and it is these
UM aad am aatlraly w
irritaUng substances that produce tbe
always Ibol dooply lx;
inflammation, swelling and pains,
saooaaa of H. S. 8. alnco It did ma mt
which last as long as the blood remains
maeh »ood.
Your, truly.
ME8. ALICE MORTOM.
4 cure Rheumatism permanently
ail Twsirih Sti^i

your case.

osoie, ihry conspire togefher to lulu
Tom and kill him if neceseary.

from an ache or pain, and have
loni: since forgotten the knw of apainleas

imati
pa.st. S. S. S. is a purelv vegetable
medicine and d«»eH not derange the
stomach like the strong
mine«a
remedies, but builds t p the gcueral
health. increa.*i<*s the apiKlUc and
tones tip the digestion.
Through our .Medic.il lK-p.irtment
the pain racked, despondent Rheumatic sufferer will reivive helpful adv'ic*
from I'hysiciaiisof ex|>cnem'cand skill without charge. Write us fully about

nills. falls lu love wiUi and miun*-. s

years ar> they are snffloient to

aebieTomeat this fall at the polto

olasu

goers. It cesli with a »t*>ry tust
teems with heart interest from tiegiu-

re

oaaso frattfioatlon. Considering the
took of totorast in this eleotion the

nest Friday. Kor.

aptMiaU t > rr«*ry

Advertised

ACUTE AND CHRONIC, STJSSSS'rSf'SS
MUSCUUW, MERCURIAL,
ARTICULAR AND
INFLAMMATORY.

1 no oilier remedy does this so well or i ^ promptly as .s. s. S.'
refreshes and restores to the thin acid blood its nourishing and hcAllh-snstaining properties. Andwhei
And when strong, rich blood is again circulali
the body the acid tioisons and iiritalinrmatterarew^.tdouloflhemuscles|“"

took efiect.
tnccess announoed at ^celjitierg Vtratid

smith.

MloblfaB's solid delegation in Con
tfnm is benken Into, but with eleren

by friends in another Imildiog.
fireil four shots at her. all of whioh

8TAOE AND PLATFORM.'

toll
Tho dofeatof Coogr
to Ibo First distriot was not norspeot-

his wife in the ttsl occupied

• Homan Hearts.’• tbe metodramatio
Opera Hooee for

miDirisiUT hotbubu a itos.

iieilEl)NATI$N

that

]iar!.*r to kitehen, fnim ei-llar to attic.

Y*m <lon*t have

b. lease the ImiMing until y.nir pnn*has4*F» art* EHunplettMl, not

II
II
t

even f .r Inneli. f..r m. U tter "ihiiigk t*» eat” ran U* foiiiui than
in onr Cr.Nx-rv hejiartment ami

wtvrhI

in our Lttncli Kwin.

“sip'OT^ASM
hnys all nur
We’n'

pmm!s

after vour

ami IU. MO

i U'tter storked in Michigan.

tra.Ie,

knowledge of g.ssls,

ami if prompt attenti.m, thoi\>ugh
l,,\vei* t prices and liest quality of goods

eonnl, then we get
husim^s.
Xo tn»iihh‘ to ahow paxla.
goods,
and imuiev elnM‘rfn) ly refundiHl if piods are not as repre.sent<*d
or don’t Hiiit

'WE SEL.I. THIE mi

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTEE COMPANY

kVnBI CRt toCB^WBbNIMlUT

Tu Ficmr liUT
IS KEVER LEFT
}
tOrtglaal 1
1 Id tho Urtl loooDtolxia. between Roo> i
] olo mod Blbwrlo. It tho tergeot mana-1
i factory of khoei Iron in the world. It
U owned ood operated by the BuaoMa
goverumeut. and It* aorknirn live and
die wltbln the llmU* of the fartory.
Oiici* vniered on the roll* of the cooiI pony an ommilve ha* hidden g»-xlby

The BEST flour and you will urt the

4s

best bread.

Have your grocer send

I forrvRT to the uutelde wcrld.
lUitlin
it ii. « >t>uii;,' Kua>
•lau, hafiUi; be»i.
of eiiipluyuivut
fur e
wLii.-.
u:> wife au<l
thlWr.-u ►mrviiiy U-fore him -.Thero
U t.ut one < loiiit'f f«*r «>ur luea." he it.iM
lu L;* wife,
i luuxi
lo Ih** iron
W..rk«. Th. r.* I
i.tt lve r.-firuluf
wate* Uhi.h 1 »;tu >eut| l„ % »U MUd
oul eLihlivn."
In >;«m hi* wlfo prui
die ttv'ihf-r ruiher
the huH^aiitl ;ti.d t.illi.-r .^ij ithl U*
tuUfiii r.eet.i.
he ,w*ul. lU.liali.I. and if I hey e*,
alj-r»iith»ii they WmiiM .-ui.ly di
UmM. KlJteil,.; hin l.uif
wh./
tuu youii;; tu Ui>«Jri<.tMii.l what be waa
ai«MU t«« d.*. aritl leaving hi*
h. wetit i.i the Iruu
wtirL* and enh retl biiuvelf a* a w^rk*

you Hannah & Lay Company BEST
FLOUR and you will see a great improvcmcnt in your bread.

HANNAH & LAY CO. I
SEsesardSEsasasssHsasHsassekl
OPE.N KVaNIWGH

CCondtnstd ntws ^ I... a k.
[ ^pfmichlgMj

AiU

On noooant of the inon
opoB him time Dr. Han ur will iiere
,
TboooBTonaortlwfiMotlon wbnm •ft«r keep hU olflnf r. ifn ••Teuiuim
i;<»; If
from
7 to I
. io laoauif wfimoB wac« onrnon lo■ oolra U.a bom poj. bnt om of the
. ffrmUMt araraao offo. !■ foood ot Mm
aoffoo, wberp tho womoo wlio work
rooolM the lonat mj. bot nr«^ il.e) porutiou of
5ouQ««et of all Tbfi jroonff miaeee who
Stii«*tn nld»nt. witohiuff. wouiirniif
ran tin- knUtiuf maolilnoo in tbe bi|r
nllU in Maekriruu briuR tiie averoffo gtitn tbot teotttifal. t»l«»D)Off wife of
aoiae. Hbe 1« an aOK«^l on ••arth, ao
of w/>tD«o mmgv earner* to that plaoe TOO can l«. ool? taka Kock j Moon
down to ai.fl yeaie .The aUiialiM Taa. Jaa G. Join..on
antlierrd by Mr* KIImo A. Whipple In
Jbolmlr of the Ieb.»r boreau forih-r
Ae eoon ae tb. froet it oat of the
abow that the wneeeiwi.1 women i..lgroandDerliiprinK theSwe.luh LulbUmaeifonaToraKr ;:.V . enu a lUv.
Port of a •« t of falee teeth ItMlffed in
ber throat u tin* oundiitm of Mrs
Startling. But Tf
Wade of Burntnit. Ma»on oonnty. Hhe
te tba wife of thn Metbodiet paotor ot
Bommit. Bhe woo eatiojC broakfoet
Wbob o onwked ]ilolo'fovo way. ood
abenroUow^opleooaflt It iodgod
Hi tbo OMopbofue Dr. Abbott wao
■ummoiKHl: he falicKl to ruliveve her
thon caUod two other pbyoioioua.
They gave onaekthetioa. but th»«ir akill
woo ooolMM. Then they tritvd to work
it tkiwa into bur aioiuooU; tbu ploa
olio foilod. ood the Uoa in aomo polu.

!•, wnteo D. H. Tumur, Duiup*iT»,
town. Ha.,. -you'd
eoll altI yon have in
doy. Twu woeke’ ooe bat ma4li
alliblefor
lew man of me. ” lofallible
for non
itipation, ■tomoch and liv. r troabU *.
lf»c at Jaa. O. Johuaon and V. H.
When your draggiit ray* he ha*n't
got iloekr Mountain Tea made by
Modltoo Modlcine Co., oend your
moner to ni. we’ll aenil It poitfiaid.

inotbltigahortof on oporotkm
wmoTOtL
AlPetookeyoo oukuowo moa oeUed .Tl.r Mihail of Tiii*h» > iiiul ih#Bertha, tba 19 year old doiMihlor of of Ihi- .Veiherlund* are hiimI to Ih* tl.«
Hovy Tbiol. oo abeoloppod cot of Mm only tutui abKtuiiien. iiiutmi; lIuioiH'jiti
oOvurelifii*.
back door of her home j«it at tUrk.
thiMt a cloth oaturaled withoome
drag into her moath and made off
with her Bhe managed to ory out,
influenoe. ■ubtlr
•laminu. It
I the hamau mind Tliat'ii
and a neighbor woman gave obaM and
Mountain Tea will do.
the brute had to make bU eaoape. iJaa O.Rooky
.
Her tather ua m« obatiic ocofload to
the hooat with a broken Ing. Thrrti |
nhimu's irinstir FhK»r
1* much eruitement ov. r the affair aod | Vanilnh
citi/co*are ai.hug the olhoer* in their
-----------------------Itfforte bt looate the mao
;
Notlreoffiperlal KIreUon.
Moree’. ib potie* interoept* To the Ux paying eleotora of the city
Traveree Citv
Oily, Mich.
«d two oraCe*
Kdniore which had.! of Traverae
plaoH for aliltmi
egg*,

>IirhI. Mitr.*.! fit the
V- h.- I.n.l tli.. |,r.**I 1..^ IHl.d III
I. .Ui v., u- lutiidlnig

Uul nli.*hf .VLiiii..vh*h w.,IL.*.l. a*
> |..•Ita..l-.l fl.M.I N I.. .. ... kH-k, IK*.
.*11 It..*
r.u:l.l.uK-» au.t tu.‘
wall, find wli. ii il»»* In II lai.i; at S» ond
th.-olhir %\«.ikiu. ii had diK.i|.|N-ait*«l Uhh U-.k..iihii; liiiii III .1

t.ut

aliowod I hem to ruoUin quail i
liarirulgi. and ihvir •.htpmeui out
uontrury to law.

uui . ItiMn-n l•<-\..lHl it..-

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U«*e1^y U
hat a bor preacher named
WilIirK^iH*y w hu U •‘n*attOg iMioald

1

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; :$«M^

(im a

1
furor.-

iT 1^

lu

the country

10 year* old and a *cm

j

|o^bS*uaid^iu!irex
oity for the purchaae and in*
etalling of new potni»* in tlie prenenl
Woter Work* Plant owned bv said

^ «if Itev. Ram*ey of that place.
The practical failun- of the tomato
Dated October

rtop 4!. y«t luu iHwa loa«h on U»
fMtoriM uf tli« .l.lt'.
^

1706-101

Luck .e Thirteen.
•.-ndinglJl

m. inoj
Clia*. M.
City <

Take Notice

mUe* Wm.

All partiea^owniug dog* in th.« city

Balre.^tliat .wholly tronr^e city cier^^fon* the 1st day
,

cured a borribh- Fever Bore oo hi* lag
^ee oould. Positively cure#

3*. I’lo-r*. KioiUioo*. all those that have not ooiup

lire Vou In need
Nri example in Ceen-

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■ ■ Vi

vl

Furniture
Stoves or
Crockery?
li to don't fail to lake advan^
tage of our great umlcrimcing sale, it means a saving to
>x>u of at leant

If we

h..uii. in .Xni. riVa,
WItli that *h«- «lr.-u fi.nu tin.h-r h«-r
I., d ir In :i f. u lu.mii.^ nL.- had mi*
.-m.-iol a
of W.NN1 and.
Uft.iiB it. «-ni. i««l ti i*-i|H*ndu ulMi mil*
iH-1 not nanh lark'tT ihaii h»*r hudy.
rr.»ui Hd*. ran aijotlii-r. duM.ing i.hghtl.r
fr..ni iIh-^ Ironial
Anna. fo!lowt*d
t.y h.T Im^laud. inad.- l..-r way thnuigh
Ihi* horixntitnl tunri.-l. li wn* (raui|H-d
Ht ttrM. l.m grew lHig.*r xw ilu-y «d^ain-o.1. The vui..*i wa* on tt„* river
Iwitik a f.'w f«-« t ntN.\o tin- waii-T and
iv.v.-red with I-.CN.aii.l hni-l. .liHt l,r|..ro «-nn*n:liix il.uy |cisms1 ihroutfli a
*1M.M* -nrhfh-uti^ lnik>* i»* <*outniu ■
r-.wl-R^nl, ill whirl, tin t.* w.rr .v pair of
• TiiasyjiiWhH k*.” *;inl Anna, ‘iixve
iH-i-ii inum«Hl for in-erly a y»ntr. and the
vl.dUN arv qtUie mttou. Still, they.w ill
- to K.-t n*
thr riM'r Kuard*
whh-.m the n«»i*c of n.w Ing ”
..w tiul V..U an till* l*..«t ill hrre?”
■ *kr«t iMuitr..
* t wntrlMHt Hr inonitoi f..r tin- water

end devotisty *!iid U.-r buit.and.
I.raeing her.
: u* V-- off ••
- U..U. thry fl..aled
gr»w a w ith ih.- ruiTvin. at Time* pull­
ing with the oar-., at tiun-a holdiuR warr to r-y atv* ofw# rvaHoii. at timee
.bi*vnc on r«pld:y. oti tim onn hand
w i,N to. fa.iory. thi* orthSaU of whU U.
with nil tlirir viuitanrt>. hn-1 mif tny'n

bn.-l a* thfv lov.-»t ♦-«**!, othrr.
ms tbry
th«* night, and v^en
dawnM landts!. end In a m^aaui’.
fsMtnsr « !»ar.*:r.l tLr.r att'.ic M.d thetr
ippenrance. thrn Mane-t for tln» borler.
Two dJkr* later they auddmly gp.
peartxl. before their r!.!ldroa.
What
word! could g!va ^ven a faint Ulea n'

bleeeed minion 7

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Percent
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1*111 UP TOWNE AxnBnPO.v.

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Hoti.liy

goods nlikh arc arriving daily.

Cbe Boston Store

Mr.. Aun» Tlioinilnn. ot ..oul.vlll.,
ha* born drawing fonr pension* from
Ihr govermmni a* the widow of fern
•oldirr* of the war nf thr rebelUon.
Fhe luia ma-lr po «'oin'«*alinrnt of tbe
fart* and n-» framt 1* rhar***! agatnal
her. a* each iH*n*ion wa* granted la
aix'ordanc^ w ith i*w.

NTKI^-AtBmNI1.in^ 1^-

J^ANTKI^i^-Nr..nd«sK»k l« iro

>-l want M.i*rl jiniUk

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STEINBERG’S GRAND
OPERA HOUSE

Friday, Nov. 7tli
W. E NankcviUc-s
Splc..didpr.ahul.on

ti..

i.l.ili.

}<i>t..r,d d...»i,r

Human ^
» Hearts

h to ].raise DR. IMAN'S
DYSPEPsU'‘TABLiLTS?‘‘l was ebnOned to my bed with
Gastric l)y.«ipeps!a ami could lake no fiRxi except a very little milk,
’SSTI had four dincrent Altictors hut they could not help me. and at last 1 K-Dhec,-.riiu»i.*«. lit
wai advised to take Dr. Iman’s Dyspepsia Tablets.
j ^asTgo
I know they saved my life and I am now ahle to eat a hearty VY w«rk. loir s Uwun^rtnw*. „
s testimonial may help any who arc suffering
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Yours very truly, .
!
FO/1 SALE
---------:------- —---------------U. Port Huron
Huron, Mich.
»ne ThouMAd DolUra (Sl.obo) t* provo that thia
ft genuine end will furnlah ^ame en apf
application.
; IMAN MEDICINE CO.. Or^d Raplda, Mich.
AT Al^l« DPffVJOOlBkTS.-^------

Edtest!

Mamificlent Scenery!
Intricate Stare Effects!
Seat* on «al» at bo« ortice.
Tolephono M2.

Mcm: 25, 35,50c,£:-..75c

OIR
WATCH SPECIALTIES!
Elfin, Waltham,
Hamilton and Hamden
l.fok over our I^Iicn' watches,
'the LiltlcAtlO is a l»cauty.
2r»-year case wit|i 7 and l-'> jewel
‘ movement.
WK ALSO‘

Test Eyes Free
The following arc price*,
ofl^enses and Frame?:

Wchavc placed on sale an asMirtcd line of Dress
(MI0.1S consisiin-of New Novelties and some very select mimlkers
from out moNt Staj.le Hress i*roo<ls and suitings and bcginmng WKDNF.SI>.\V .MORNlNi; an.l .•x>ntinuing for balance of this week, we
make sahiic unpreccIciUcd i»iVcrs which will show you the i>rudcnre
of ilotn^ part of your shopning this week.

Ualues which stanS liaht

Out and talk!

Jewdcfsaad 0*Udut .

1.59
.98
.89

54 INCH SNOW FLAKE SUITING m black or blue, Regular A'alues
this week at........................................

45 INCH ZIBELINE in black, green, blue and oxford. Regui.tr values. $1 2-"» and $1.50, this week at ............................

44 INCH BRILUATHTNE in black and blue with while polka tlots, also inf....................
plain black,
75c values for..............................

PRIESTLEY-S Cl4^ETTE!SERGE water proof

RSnSKU:

1.39

piece only, worth
38 INCH BARRAT CORDS in black. 1 piece oniv. worth
$1.25. this week at.................. .......................'............
54 INCH CLAY WORSTED m black,«
$1.20. this week at......... ...........

AU. WORK WARRANTKIt

U*rU»d rouk BUHTB. tiall

‘ WtU

A Pathetic Picture of Rural
U(e in Arkansas

W.C&B.A.GAN»En
J. ELKula(m.PoMKi Mm%m.
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WANTED

tiii* ila.u^hi ih.Mi hi-. wiiH-ljiiil enu-r
thii. |.lmv !<• In- wiih him and Umt
1- had I.'ir th. ir .-hildMli Iiihil LIm
Willi ailii-inaii- i1u*Ii-n ..I j..y and »H»r4r a n«.im-iii liii*lHind and wife
W . 1.- l-N k.tl hi .-;u h ..lin-r N a.i iiis. *1 bun
.1 *|e>I..*
..u h.id M-ai..ly h-fi u« wluai my
t :d.|rtha di«*d .aiHl h ii iiH- jii.iviil
ruM.H.
111.x.Mj I «jN-ui guiimg
..r II..- lu.Mi. v, and ih«- ri*inaii.in*; ihrne In i.laiiniiii: anil priq^r-

Tim

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WAIIT OEPARTiEIIT.

l.*iN l!f

U-kaii h. dig a limiiil finiu*||»^ river
Notice i* hereby given that a •pecial hank I., a i*..i«i n.-.u ihi- *ih.( w In're we
r*ideot tax paving F-I.-3II.1.
it U..N .
|M-f..r«* I eii.
city will be held in
ImvhJ ihU idaiv. and
I ha\«‘ ln-»-n
ovi r Bogiue Houee
no Oaa* •treet. in aaid city on h.-M* I l. i\.* i^nni-1- III.-. .i»riM-r at iiluhl
the lOth day of Novi ml»er. ali.l dim tdl 1 >
from one o'elock In the aftemooo
ivvn o’clock 10 the afternoon of

investlgatl

TRY A RECORD WANT AO.

lull, lad, l-axim; a i.*o-M
.1*1
.Vif.-niM. li N b»*a.l and
i.hi.uM.*r* ..lily
ih* fc.-.*n.
.\sk«nukI.'I.-'.- iiuMii.d. luiU.
innkhi:.- *Mn* ihai la.
^,w Imu. he
M'liii.;.' o\tT tlH* Ntune int.. th«- t.-. .***.

to New York jeleot^ of
the eounoil

Thef liad , vt ry
ni«d with

anoib.T ni...ii. ut

.98

MISCELLANEOUS

piece only, worth

: also showing an exceptional good line of Urm Goods
Mack and colors, per yd. at.......................................•^1/

E. WMUHEL.IVI
NEW BLOCK.

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cor. Front«KlOnlo«

|)(S£Jig*fsragasi^

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VOTE OF CITY AND COUNTY BY WARDS AND TOWNSHIPS

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i'i'ii:!' n Hi'lii 111111 'niiU': 111
sh:s £«:! n;| iu:| s ^ s £ s em 11 ii rs «'•: ^
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HUNTERS GOING

MVNOIM HKPHtSlNTATIVC
Qfrim mrnnak9 fcy Mof Than 300 ^
fcy 200 MajorHyi------

DEER SLAYER® LEAVING* FOR
THE UPPER PENINSULA.
Lerpe

Nomter Will

Hunt Thi* Sea-

•on^Judge of Probate

BM# Witll OM tOWl

Loranger

li "Oreafced to K.ll.**

8ei8MIC DISTURBANCES.
SLmU^Ur •* V*to««u
▲ nerat cdJtorUl in tlir Svw York

Wflrid aUtM tut op to UtorUr. Oct

w

Oi::

homers are leaving last lor the wilds
of tU npp. r pcnioiola. from which
place the rtqMiru of oa^oalties will
soon begin to come lu.
W. C. Hull. t \ M. i‘arker. S. U lies
and C. S Lougmokex left today for
Uie Ti. iniiy of Manlstlque. Tbey will
oe joined ou;tU main line of the O.
B, & L by Mr. Parker s twin. B. BrUlol. and John Waterman, who will
oompleie the lariy.
P. C. Gilbert, George II. t^ross,
Robert K. Walter ami F. C.^Deamoud
will oompoee a lorty tUt will do
deadly execution in tbe vicinity of
Mauirtiqoe. ‘ .
.Will Ml
ris I
ailt bunt near SIduaw.
,1
Ozark is the destination of George
Harris
E. 8. Williams will hunt in tbe 1
ManUlke tiverr eglon fer about a week j
snd James Parker will go first to Sum- j
mil Gity and iben to Aiiie* a.
El Ja T g H ALLYX
Bat after all. there is only one deer|
bunting party TUt is the one hea^.-1 The monthly meeUog of tU W. C
by John A. Lor.oiser. judge of R. A. will U held tomorrow after­
proUte and mighty , hunter. A. B noon nt 8 o’clock in the Ladies’LibraHnellmantel and M. L. Lake of Lake ry Association parlora A full ntUndAim am also in tU party, bat Jolm is nneeis desired as there Is sia-cial bustit He Is dressed to kill, armed to ness to come Ufore tbe society.
kill aad expeoU to kiU. The deer tUt
Merritt Lyon went to Kalkaska tobe pro|}oses to bring back will U a day to work
plenty, and hU friends ate Already
Frank H Smith weal to Manceluoa
gettlDg ready for the venison supper to day on bosln.'ss
tut he will give upon hU arrival
Rev. H. Oochlin. Dr. J. D.
! H H. AUeyand O. F. Backus of Detroit
The ateamir Ouekeiua left tills left this morning for a week’s bird
The weather was not of hnutlng south of the Manistee.
the best, but the doer hunters
The Lady Bnffaloes will meet in
anxioos to get there no as to kill one Foresters hall tomorrow at 8:80
doer each early Saturday moruii^. o’clock.
There were 15 houtuTs aboard.
Qneeu Oity Herd American Bnffaloes
will meet tomorrow evening.
W. V. Johns, advance agent of‘-The
Minister’s Daughters." Is in tbe oity
in the iuterest of bis nttraotlon.

Uf \\U^ XOtUr

I

Cii

ilT;

nlgami for bnnUng and ducking eape.
dally.
TU Nlemeyer model boata are thlrty.alx fact long and eight feit beam.
Excepting a smaU deck fi^^ward and
a cockpit aft tbey are houwrt aith a
tow Uuae dedgned not to U obtrualr#
and to gtec tU boat a maximum aea*
vorthtoeaa and wmfort.

chaaea at the feathery game. TU
Uoaa to also to low that the mcfi ta
tU cockpit can ahoot orer It TU ta-

■J ?5S
CXVBOKKB ii g.XHAaX

Ir

alar to tU fatare. tta batiaara potat
mtt tU many oxoattoncoa of tU modal
and tadit that It to tU beat aU around
atyto of laaalag craft aeardealgnod.
LATEST IN JEWELRY.

Bmil "bllatara** arc tU totaat thing
A holtov ptoee af pmri tecbdcaQi
adtod a h^^fauad to maa^^

MAIMED THU AFTEBNOON
Mr.Rudolpb OraHloka
me Krona. Both of

Mias Min.

UnItadhyRov.WHphL
Mr. Bmaolph OtalUck nnd Miss
Mtonto Ktoaa. both of NorrUnito.
wars marrtod at the raaidaoco of Bov.
«r. K. Wright this aftoraooaatSJO
Volonk. TUy worn atmadad
tod by Mias
The pret-

d>d i>Mt wUhw«oth»hwyp^V. P. To(.lMn> ud n inU
irtoplMMtkaD.w

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£l

Notice is <also hereby given lUi ihiBREVITIES. '
luncil nnd
city of Trmv
There will b** a receptioa given by council rum
the Friends Ourirtinn Endeavor nociety 17Ui. 1902. at K o cltK-k |
10 Rev. and Mra McKinley at tUir
residence on Sixtii street this erentog.
Ml memUrs of the church and conh day or :
t*hHr;e< M. Btv-rs- ,
gregakioe are Invited.
Oity Olerk •
Steps aie' being taken for the reorganaatiou of tbe local Cnrlstian Endearer onion Alnrndj commtttees
Ure been appionted from tU rarions
•oolcties to take the matur up.
Obaa H Broadfoot. A. O. Bauman
nnd Ohas. Oermalne Ure been uppointed as a oommlttee to arrange for
a V O. K K. band.
Lorin, the little funr mouths old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oanlield. 818
West Klevenih stret. who has been
very sick with pneumonia, is recover

0. tUrt w«o fcriy Ove tlUloct fortbiSocta tt Un tVUtoUt Mexlcoi
Chw« wwooUorrodliitUotepc of
tU Soa Joan noonUin. and M and |
proteOgad aubUnanwin notao Ure
Uao Uoid flaquoit]/ of UU In tUl
dlMct ood abowan of a«Uo fell on
•uidaj. Oct IS A wide area In mmtU.
arn MaxICD la tlaaal baorlr eUken hj
aoftbqoaUi or Toleanlc exploeiont and
with the
dUtOfUd offoa la tatemii»t«l.
Of ttnatf tU new. of tbe«. .^rihQiakUifi and Tolcanlc action in Xietl- Peeeed Awny Lnet Evening ae Reeult
CO la not aorprlalnf. I'nkcn In connec
of Done of Carbolic Acid Given
tloo. hoWtrtr, with •liollar recent phety Mietehe.
oooMiia alaawUra at widely w jwraUHl
TU aeran mootU old ton of Mr.
and Mrx OUarlee Walts ofil» North
ImpTMalrt and pu*»lln« eren to thow^ Dak rtr,^!. died at 6:IS o’clock last
adantlata wU Uve uuide a 1.1 udy uf rveuing > the leeult of the oarbollo
tUaohJact
mid accidentally admlnUicmd by tlie
To apMk oaly of <x.mwmitlvely r«coat Uppealnga alnce the terrible erup- mother early yesterday morniug. It
tlaoa of Moanta IVlee «ml Koufriere apjnsared yesterday tUt the child waa
last May aUrtlad the world, there are gut of danger, aad eTerythlng teemed
tU graat landaUde. aupp«K<l to lie due so farombK iUt lU>tUr veal to
vork in tU oarpenter shop of O. M.
Parmmitor. vhere U U omployed.
Aboat 4 o’clock, boverer. reaction
set in and t^e child grev^rmpidiy
vorse. The fa^er vas tent for Usti-.
aa, voleanoea In tU rhlllppluea ahowing ncdTlty and a wonderful electHe It. and eTerythlng Hint parent skill,
morn on the coaat of Colombia, when lore and medical skill could do was
•the whole aea ond aky were a maaa of done for Uie >Uil« one. bovever.
■ dre*" lU pUnooiena contliiulnj; fur vho. died of shook at ii:l.V
Aftaao days. About tU same time the
The fMmral of the little one waa
graat crater of KJUnea. In the Hawaii, held tram.tU realdwoe of the parenu
an lalanda. Increaaed In nctlvlfy. col- thU aftofaoou. in|oharge of Ralph
tiinna of amoke laaued from Mount Cop- Anderma. Rev W. K, Wrihgt oon.
pacma near Balobrtdge. O.. and Uve
eratata warn rrportad blowing In Clue. duotud the serTiie.
The parenu Ure tU heart/ syti |w•YU lUbthonae of the Mediterranean.** thy of many friends in the sad trag.
was to rlolenl eruptlum Veeuviua e^y.
......... ............ ...............
ahowad algna of eruptluu, and acvere
FINE DRAMATIC.WORK.
aarthauake ahocka were felt In Central
Tnesday evening. Nov.
ABMTlca. Sept 22 the laland of Guam Rthearealt of the D. O. K. K Are Pro
•n Woodman nail, at 8
Ud lao aartbquake ahocka In a day.
greasing Well.
anise. All applioanu are asked
aad Oct a Teaat Ud arveral alight
to U on hand
Another fine rehearsal of the divan
There will be a meeting of tbe Trav­
of LaUn Hookh Temple was held last
erse Oity Musicians’ Association to­
the part eraoing add the oast Is getting along
morrow eveniug at 8 o’clock to tU
finely with the work. This w>ll be
r six weeks but tbey
Academy. Every memUr is urged to
the finest dramatic work ever prodooU present
lb*a purfaiw
ed on a local stage by a fraternal oriUttornomeieaaont
ganlcatiou. Some of TrsTerae Oity’i
aedta at tU premnit time.
most tnlented men are inolnded to the
divan and the Knights of Kbomssan
NpVEL DUCKINQ BOAT.
Uve a treat In store for Noreo>bei
cmfl of Dertu* WM«n m ill «ire«tlr doth, when the big oer. monul takei
pUoe.
rMUlteie Um^mlmrn.
All other arrangements are progress­
A BOV type of ducking boai will U
•aea 00 tU SoaqueUnna data and the ing nicely and tlie event promlsei
ttCUr MaryUod watera thia aeaooo. mncl. enjoyment. The banqnot iu
mf a Baltimore dispatch to the l*hil onarge of O. 8. Onvis to U given in
.adalpUa Becoad. Heveral of thive the Oity Opera Uonae promises to U tVU STY TBKASl'hSU UliX*. '
omft are beiag comrletirt in tU .^arda the Ust effort of Mr. CarU. whose
of a Baltimore firm. Two at« duplb
GREAT FOR DAMtAGH
cataa of tU famoua racing boat Wll repatallon for preparing feasU U great
Itaa H. Nlemeyer. and tU third la of
aaocUr pattern. TU two boat* of tU
Piles Up NeaHy 10.000 Plurality in
NIaneyer pattern are ovituhI by Mr.
Eleventh Congreaaional Diatr)cL
LenBMrt and Mr, Finney of lieUlr.
.n Spite of Light Vote
|
la oamd by While A

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J.W.Miken

-Wbeak
aad Vt.
Ohloeto-WtieaL 71W.; com. 61^; alley baiweea Ninth aad Twth atmet
oats. S93^;pork, Sl6 40rW|».tti^ Muth to Flmi 14th etmec. u now on

«C0UCH
In irt.Vt to make rooni for
auivals vtc arc offering some
taic liargainx............

lul Oak frame 6 in.- deep by 30x70 in. long, a

Dainty
Those new pieces of neck­
wear are decitfcdly dainty
and stylish, and are jitst
what you need to a<ld that
little touch of grace and
beauty to your toilet. Al­
ways becoming with any
gown. Stock C ollars in
ve?y pretty color combina­
tions. Silk Ties that are
sure to please every wo­
man that sees them. : : :

QS

beauty, recilltr price $7^. m only............. ...

Cbey're

. $8^0
StmfpfWM

tMniMIIKIIItmK (OMIT
HOUSE FURNISHINGS

CASH Oir CREDIT

218 FRUIT ST. TRAVERSE CITY

HAVE YOU TRIED A RECORD WANT AD?

any pries from

25cto$E25
If ITS FROM MILlIKtM S ITS
RI6HT.

dtp Opera douse
On»

Ksc-rHirioi

lUnilMjO.KO

Dress 6eods
\\V will tvmliiiiu* our Dros*i Goods Sale the n'liiaiiidcr of thi,-*
xiwk. Saturday will he the last day of Spcv'ial Trii'oK If y.m
an* in iic«h1 of a now Drosa or Suit U* -mi* .ind lake advanl.igd
ofthi.^alo.

Black « Dress « Deeds
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All
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All
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All

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:»<vpHwU i‘.*r.
t;ooK.wKUfur........v,;.,.^...v'. .V.‘, IN7.^1* giMwIs for..... i.... f!....... $1,011 p«k1s
Si.i'r. tr-«ls for..... i.
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k..h1s for.
iM.rr. K-.-l. f..r,
...4.1.3s

Cent marks

Colored « Dress « Boods

New PUys!
New Scenery!
New SpecUltl;>!

All 1.M- ytNHis for.................. ............... ....... ...131111.*
All
itxhIs for.................. .. 1...... .
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2:;.All .!<»f
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All 40c pxKls for. ..................
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All r.<V good* for..
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45eAll .-.5c goods for......... ....................... .
.UlCOc goods for............. ........................ ... 4**.*
.\11 7.V goo,I« for. .. ..;............. .....
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All $1.00 goods for.............
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All $1.35 goods for...................................... ... l.iu
All $1.50 goods for............................... ... 1.2**
All $1.75 goods for.......................

MONDAY NIGHT

"tbtnidblBtfan
Dew Year's, ar that
Irish Boarder"
Prices: lOc, 20c, 30c

j

8t Louik. Mien., Nov. 6-Congress I
man A B. Darragh hat recieved a
handsome indor«emeut from the repnbUoaiis of the Eleventh Michigan oongreesional distr.ioL Returns from two
thirds of the preoincu of the district
gtre him a plurality of between 9,000
paoe
ArrORKET ELECT
and 10.000. In Gratiot, where he Ud
plurality 01 640 two years ago Mr.
Darragh received a plurality of 1947.
To Mrs. John GlUls. IsaUlle MUler,
Large gains from all i
Wm. H. Ralne. T. J. Henderson. Chaa.
in spite of the light ^
G. Strong. Alma Sleeper. Board of Ed­
ucation. A. Lahfoniaee. Cham. W. Dut­
STAGE AND PLATFORMT^"
ton. Henry. Wilkins. A. J. Hebert. A.
Oompeau. 8. Adsley. Oeo. E. Hoyt. N.
Next Wednesday. Nov. 18th. nt B Strong. John Hlghljmd. T. J. Umlor.
Steinberg’sGnmd Opera Hoane, Imoa- Chas. E. Umlor. F. Wilhplm, Ed Onnsby. Jas. H. Monroe. Peter Doyle, Joe.
ard Oxwver’s oomedj dimiaa. "Tu PerketL Fannie Boswell, Harvey MorMiautor’s Daughters." will U preBartx. C. E.
•eatod Ufore a Traverse Oity aadloith. Ivan 1
aaoe.
A Minister’s Daughter" is Webb. Geo. W. Coleman. B. T. Evans.
OM of tU *hlto" of Uth the east and C. L. Pmneh. Fay Hamlin. BenJ. CretU weet and has met naqaalifled in­
C. C. Howard. John Boswell, J. H.
dorsement everv where. TU Sun .. ...on. Tbo “
Franoisoo 0«11 said:
l^VS?THarthn: Q. A. Brigham. J.
B. GrelUck Co.. D. J. Culman aad aU
taming away ihonsanda "It U persons Interested to tU laying of n
sewer to Bohemia atreeL troia. from
<be alley between Ninth aad Tenth
to afford hoars of enjoysse^nad a etreeu to First 14th etreet. take aowsalth of incident tUt would stock
half ndoeenplajA"
TUt the roll for tU speetol nesses
TODAY’S MARKETS,
ly Wl>« W U Xvvalac BaM
Detreit—Whent. 76 and 76

Ws if FfMf Cb»Ket 10
SetsBsrgalH
la »

Ladies Free

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In addition to iho al»ovo special values, we will place on sale a
few numl»or8 in Ijidies’ Plnah and Kersey Ctpea at the f.dlow
ing yysIuoihI pri<x«:
7 Plain and Crushed Plush Ca]M*H, worth $7.50; apecial
I»ri<v.................................................................................................. .$ff..50
10 Extra Heaw Kersey Capes, in Bbu^ onlv,worth
$7.00; sale price............................................................‘............. $0.00
0 Extra I>ong, Full Sweep, in Black only, worth $10.00,
want the
lowest
prices. Over 500 designs to
chooM from. Better begin to
. get your eye on eome snaps
for Xmas gifts—we’ve got >m

RASTALL
HUSTLING jl JEWELER

for.................... :............................................................$8.75
0 Extra Tying Xeraey Capos, in Black, Castor and Red,
worth $12.00, for........................................................ .$10.25
2 Capi*<s one Blue and one Red, 40 inches long, 110-inch
aweeis worth $15.00, for...............................................$12.50
We have about 15 JackeU carried over from last year, wordi
from $5.00 to $15.00, which we will cloec out at $3.50, $4.00
and $5.00,

CU atom priets are for this ««tfc naly.

loom

A. J. WILHELM

AOBNT «>« STANOANO PATTSMM.
UNION STREET
,
SOUTH SIDE

•

nu «i

THE PEARL
NECKLACE
Srw*TorlL’

wnm In the Bwtm of •ortrty sod rml^
fslBC tb»t without a forttuw he mtaat
ba ahto to oiaka aome ratom for torttttlocnk coat about for a oaatbod of
daliifai>. Ur couM out aiuK or tUajoo

U the wide
Atorrla'a oM

porch

of

farmer

agons^^4e?to her
Har owa
aa they rat by
waltml of^ tba maples sear.
MilUceat aeeaBpd Is so hurry to go
8be wga tbisklag.
Tboogbi waa
twlated la the colla of her soft brown
l«o4 tho coaikm
Ibiok hr mold balr. ■gprand ta Urn grwea lira of
do -ho could work irkrka of Mgkt of bar taaaaUy Igiigbtag fra aod In the
deep, gray eyea that at preaent were
baud. Itjr Ibis uiratir hr cmduallr got
iKvlird to the U«c bouara aud aooo meadows that led
fouod hiiuarif to grrat drmaod
Oor r%«tilJig f>l*ar attmdt-i a large
hall ghM> tijr oM of aociair'a tt^gnataa.
Jle «aa auodiuf In a rw>iu cromdad ViHm there had bees chUdUh differ
with fwopla wbm aoddroljr hr aaw a encea between them it bad always
Land laaard Lr*%» *»*n two |i«uf>l« and been Martha and WUI on one aide and
and Adam oo the other And
a prarl oerklacr uruf>r«'d friiui It Into MUllcem
abe bad grown up feel that ho Ina fuid of a ladj a diw wLkh formed kmged to her Of course, be belonged
a oort of pocket The lady who waa to her; it would be abeurd to Uiii
U«e tnrolunlarjr rwdpcal of the jawela bia mafrylug any one else, and :
waa Mlaa Boaa lUinwarlng. the daugh he had kept' away fmm hor ao much
of tele she could not understand it.
ter of a rich hanker.
Martha bad just left her. Will Ellis
Now, liraniood wan ooe «.f fhoaeaelf and ahe ware to be married in Sep
cuoUlDcd frilowa with an t}v I'onatant- uenber, and she was naturally full of
ly to haalncaa who alwaya get on, lo happlncaa Hat to pretty Milllcent. as
ahm stood waicblag the path along
a ttrlttkliag be had formed a plan to
mm What be bad arm to great advaoUge. A thief had do
f staikm. ux>.
tho necklaeo and for i
Around a newly emptied ash can In
ooe of the dlrtUwt aueeis on the cx
treme wtai aide of the rliy ihr.-e
there and 1
looeo( the gtieata Rob­ ragged urchins were gathered, peer­
ert tuamberllii, a^ooog man of lire- ing eagerly down Into Its depths and
pmacbable character. U-lug acarchtd all talking excitedly. *T want it! It's
l.y a pHrato detertlre for the oe<klace mine! Tum^up Jenny! Turn up!”
which had hem momcmarUy laid off These were the mntinuuus exclama
U*is at the smallest of the ihres*. as
lo the laOkteohlng mom and had dla- she
reached her grtmy hands down
A maUl had rrporied arcing Into the grimier depths. I-Yom the
lo the rol.iiig room wl.*-u no ow# ahyaa. In answer to the call for
a there anawertiig fa the deacrlp Jenny. ■ came a faint, sickly mew.
inncdlctMt. or Uugbed at by the
oungt'nt about the sidewalk and doors
There seemed no
The detective rrtlnd Id <>iofualon.
he o
Nevertlnlcaa the nra* of fh- a.xiiaa. help fur the
lion ao.iQ aiiread. and t'haml*crlln found
htmarlf In a very unctivlable fioaltioa.
limmoeid aought the boattwa and aaid roile«l togeiber Into the gutter. Knmi
s depths crawled the skeleton of a
lUen. draggled and weak, but mrt
irbout spirit. .No a«>ner did It ap
of hand trteka 1 think 1 mn add to pear than a big. rough \x>y (who had
thrown It Into the can) aelxetl It. and
the eclat of yuur ball *'
about to put It high up on the
•M'crtalnly. Mr. lK-.iuaml. 1 would
I post out of Its owners roach,
tmve augmented It iu}«cir. but dkl not
i the kitten, squlrmlhg an>und.
Led all of its foroeUwa Into his
Ten luinuUw later a number of guoaU
. just as little 3-yearHild Kit.
were aaeemblcU In the muMc mom. learned alreaily in modes of warfare
Kdgar inmiutcd a platf.«ni. u«.d for
mt in' the vicinity, set Iht sharp
mualeal punKwea niid ddltfhud them Utile Uvth In the calf of his leg The
M
sudden and severe attack ouule him
It and
i iMvmuUy Chamberlin dn»p the kitten Kit
hugging It In an over-cU>He erahratv.
airolled In. looking very unhappy.
••'J'he next trick.- aald y>licar. •*! call oxclalmtHl: T yuhs it! 1 yuhs it!”
the loet ncckUrc.' iNrhaiw you do and prestuMi Its dirty little face to h«r
dirty face rapiun»UHly.
nut all know that Mra. Worth haa loat own
The big hoy Iras not really bad; he
a valuable pearl neikla,-v this even- waa <»nLv havli^ fun In his own wav.
and ao he did mu airlke Kit or kick
painful Vo&atralnt feU on the andl- the ewt, AH he might have none unmod; he just rubbed hla leg rut’•Maglc la worthle*kn If It can t realore fully. ustHi atrung iangiiage and threat­
ened what he would do. Then, stimd
to anger by the laugh of those around
him.
he offered to light anyone who
thief. Init of an edlniable lady whoae
ughed again. Some one did laugh,
lutegrity la onqueaUuucd."
ring waa formetl and a fight sm-nied
The cNHialrulut waa ttinii'd Into a
niuinenl. but jual then came a new
aunaiard ex|icctaiK'.v.
^
iveralon. A murmur was heanl on
•T>ci me wv.*' tapping hla forehead the outside of the crtjwd. a quiet-lookand ckwlng bia cyea. "Tw'lre fmir are ng lady was ct.mlng np ihe.sLrt<et.
eight, which, lading divhhMl by two, nd from mouth to mouth and all
Kluw four. In a f<4d of the dreaa of long the block was heard the extlathe fourth lady alttiikg lit the eighth aalltm: "The country! The coun
m» of cbalm the iu*cklace will be try! The klda are going to the omn
try!” The fight was off. Kit was forround.'*
Stepplug down from the pUtform. ^ The lady was iine of the agents of
K^iir adrauitd to Aliss Malnwariug the great kTvsh Air Charity, and had
and. pulling his hand lulu the foM.
> up to coIUh:1 a |»ariy that was
ttaik out the necklace, held It aloft, to leave the city that day. They came
then batidcd It to tlte lady who had out fnmi the teuemenu all along the
lout It.
There waa a clapping of hands, not
verr cxprcaalre of appr«'clallou of Ed­ and fn>.
gar a aktll. but of rejokIng kt the dla- neighborhoisl: every <»ne came out to
hem off.
»H>vrr.v that the t^hole affair waa a
They wert> ready at last; sixty In
iriik. Neverthebioi Edgar was blamed. all. The lady had idnutHl «m the last
* •‘I'luil fellow will atop ..i mUblug.he blue tuvdg«*s by which they were
aald one.
be r«*cognUed. when she hecauie
**Jiome day hr ll get bluukdf in troo ('onsck)us of a small raggr-d figure
followed her aliuui. and a very
Kt volcH» which said, as It had
perslatently saying: 'Kli U go
loo! Kli wanu to go! Gimme a wtP
dlaplayl^
bon?” “Vou want to go. hahy? k
love to take you,” said the
-Have 1 your |varUou." aaid Edgar to lady. -Where is yonr mother I Why
kitaa klaluwariug. -for pUciug the didn't she apeak to me before
ncK-kUce with your
her mother's
kllM Maluw-arlug granted the par­
l stays around and no
don. but with no good grace.
of her please let her
he big. rough Uiy
Edgar aauntcred away, aa though Inspike
for
her
no
KU sidle
dlff«^reut to the cffei t he bad |>rodtic«d.
Init aa aoon as he ip»i out of the room lo him In entire
manner, as
he mt
be Uateoed to Uic hostesa and begged
gh
grai
-Kini go”
her lo aaac'inblc the I hive iwi aons Infew qut
the Wiimen abunt
tcnwtPd In a iirlmte mom When they,
brought out KU » lst«*ry Her j»arthe hoateaa Included, entue togelber. enia were p«ir hut
folk; her
Edgar cloaed.tbe door ami mIU:
fa* her had been kilUsl in a railroad
Thlt matter of the necklace waa
more aerioua thau Is aupis»sed. ami Ud
1 iK»t acted aa I did It might have rc- had lieim tvKi much for her mother
aulted very uaplmKanily. The neck­ whti WWW a dellcatfe woman, and she
lace waa umk>ubtedly atolen. and I aaw had dieil two months ago. leaving Kit
the neighbors. They were all ready
a hand dn.p U in MIsk Malnwar.ug .
drewa. Had I rinmUnl the tact there to b*ed Jier and give her sleeping
are acme who would have tmuied I room, and s«. she ha«l gone from one
she cboae. she and her
wUbvsl to a<wu htM- and have sus|HS'ts no
ed even ao pure a ihumui as she. -Vou.
too. Mr. ChanllHrUn. would have rt•ihel °
mained umler ausplclon
i:> heading last l*e her place.
the audleuce to iH-licve that It w,is a
The party was full, but the agent de
mere trick lH»th these .l.s;.-.:r.svi.le tea- ridisl to take her. Some fanner might
ttmw have Ikh‘U hvoubsl. our husU'ss m have pity on the little waif. She
•pared having bad a ek.ml east over would l>e resiionaihle for KlCs safe nher balk while M:w, Worth Is rep.ie. turn, at any rale. Safe return' As
gh any <
Id ever ask if Kit
•eaaixl of her proiH-rly. 1 ulune will
• safe or
ki the l.ahy tn
•nffer with the guests fur |s*ns tnitiug
were hadged i
auch a trick.”
I with the pan
Every one prcM‘Ut h«»ke<1 at Edgar
. with astuniKhim^it. mingled with ad
The station at V----- was an un
usually busy place this aUern.H.n
farm wagons were drawnt up under
the iret-s all along the road, wa
frvim nearby farms* and fn»rn i
man nlih »Uch back in the country. The Fresh Air
chlhlnm, irom New York w.*re to
great abflUy In gia«pdu cvigvnciea. come
by thU train; and tha fant
Edgar not only eventually Nc.sme bli who had agreed to take them each for
partner, but iritried him d.-uglitet .
a visit to their owa bomw awaited
A.N.\.\KEI.MAli* WUKiUT.
them. Amid a crowd of men at one
end of the platefhm atood Ada
AalaopAmMRamaa.
I
Breaking into a blaxing home, some; Milly*. love for him was ratunied in
flramao lately dragged tie •leeping: ©'•‘rttowing menaure. but w^th its
inmates from Aaatk Fancied aacnr-; lUttwtb a ahriaklng dlffldanoe had
ily and death near.
It's
ibal j
poaaeaaion of him. until now he

iSs

nolV^lXm’t^*do U.***rt* KiiSf'aVew Uoulng"yhw S? ey'na He iored
Obam and Long Troablaa.

Keep it *uch a wrotebad blunder of it

isihSf^iSssssriDd" ***
TriktatSwIOctJ^

«3|tfj,.Jnajli« wuuiaBDiT arbVMUUtti »,

Mailed MilMl

trying
to show bia derotion: and
be could never do It again,
lb bia rrbola balagcrtnd aat?l£
e ^ her

«r Ito plAttDni.

ghartdan 0iH>aa4faiea.

aad paying little attentkm to aarthtag
Aa amoatag •W About General
" ' Mil. aa ibartdaa baa bra told to me that la
sroapa vortb reprodoclag. It seam that
^ aoma artist a few yean ago fkinted a
AwbUa portraU of Oeaeral Sheridan that
raa this.
Tbe
i« «P. I prored a dtamal failure, but aevertbetroupe lean waa btiag up la tbe Oeaeral'a pri­
or cbiMren---Freab Aira.” sixtj-oae ta ram oAee. and there eoatiaaed to
^ i^y tony the
maM baag until it became ao tanUliar aa to
oenee to cause comment. Finally, af­
TOved on to tbe neat station to lenre ter the portrait had , been banging
moro eblldren. Then the agent called
for taro
out from the Hat by twos tbe names dame from a O A It rat in Ohio for
of tbe children and the name of tbe a picture of tbe hero of Wtnebeater.
farmer pledged to take them. Two by Tbe general waa meditating na to how
two ibe.v entered the wagons and were be could mi tbeir reqoeat. when bis
driven away to tbe bousea that were eye Ut upon the enrienture of himself
to shelter them for a aeaaon There tbnt hung upon the amn
remained on the platfona one nn-The very thing!” sprung into hU
claimed Infant, a blurseyed acrap, bar mind, and ns it Is well k
with
toe# protruding from her shoes, her him to think Is to act. be straightway
s
ragged hat hanging tk^wn between her
bis orderly
ahoulderw. a tortorn looking kitten
t down the picture and box
lx it ready
held UghUy in her arms—Kit, homeThat night at
Mrs. Sheridan of tbe
t] requ*^i
from tbe Ohio post and the manner in
ihe fol- which he intfnded complying with it.
jr she was lu stay
g day with the station agent,
-Ob. Philip.” said Mrw Sheridan,
the lad) «m her return would -not that horrible thing that has l>een
banging on your offlee wall for the last
ayed by her situation KU year or so?"
had been dtsidlog for herself
now. her delilteratlons cmded. she
and in
go wlf on the wall and labeled as a present
. ai^ aal^
r carry from y«>u, and that awful daub will j;o
ok the down to posterity as a likeness of
Ufteo uurte,lMlngly. amid the
le laughter
oay will
of the crowd Milllcent wat ched them
p.horror of
closely; she had docide-l to take the
ur children and frkmd
ji a perleci
IltUe one herself, but now she would
wait
rait tt>
to see ^what Adam woiUd do. Poor
dam! He bad noij fan
family of his ow
I fcti»rm?‘ scene. Mr*.
The Widow Wells was hU honi
Sheridan argulu that the picture
kivpT. ami she did m»t care for chil- should not he * nt. and the i^eral
nd dl.^llketi cats He really taking the side i at he must, in some
wanted 1*1 take the child It was auch way. comply
the reouesi. and as
time. |K-rha|»K she might he
; elm* to 1
•Turn * said the little one. tore should gti. The argument
willing
Impatient id bis thinking -Let s do hotter and hotter until finally G
home KlfM hungry ” This decldeil Sheridan
him. and exclaiming All right, baby; doc»r. and
we ll try It." he UfuM her lu his arm* glc point, turned and said
As he did 8*> gratehat plctu
ful KU threw
ariMiml his
r of us ev
nt<k. and with
Ufied -F*ani
-F*ank
satisfied
i existence again "
ntly. to the
Having said thU he left il
neighbors, who ch«*ei
before Mrs. Sheridan had tlm<
a word in reply.
But be little ki
his wife's pluck.
ThU was !*»«. much f»>r
for early next im
What a hero he was to her
waa up. she went down lo his office
laughing remarks of the
urprUed the orderly In the
did' He never o.iild care
i>f boxing
him to let
L*re any lutlnt
there
imlnt or varnish here
1 Slick and not
<iff?' she
dam?
oveiitMik him on tl:
’ answert*d '
who was already U
what be should sat
widow, ac
Sheridan.
ridan.
here was a resl
The **rd*-rly
feicbed
lookvHl at her f.ir
paint from the outer *>ffice and gale
then ihTldlng ihi
was all right,
Mrs. Sheridan. Th**n she de­
idder- • and re- liberately turning the unlacky palm­
ver: -Ikin'i he ing on its back, brushed every re­
udder?’ P«»or semblance of a-picture from the can
lly have an- vas only leaving a dim vista 44 black

-isr.Vh^i

IOW.-.1 up this
I ' h”

wretched onlerl:

___

hack. Thai was hU rvtemt trait, and
wa* the one that saved him tor an
long. He wowld kill a k-yravoM aieer
wriLhottt mmblr. At one
theca
and I think
fiMiu now fur
hi* death.-*
Big FOrA
YYhlpple He
was sleeping

»mnk Peters, a Masaelsh^ir^nar*!?
the inirudw .w. rw*r» ikut Mm.
ers U now coUecung tbe reward
ten* win k»*4*p the hide and the
mous paw» for trophies. So dis;___
1* the wild Idaho ouuniry iluvk region
that It was five days More the good
4on and Walla
-Walia
L I Wash I Dla
patch
A Clever Woman's 1
Om- *4 the women v
in South Africa
_____ X the staff uf the
English war office-. She has a private
office and a st-|»araio little sulMlepartmem of her owh. having charge of the
affair* of the army nursing suff. ThU

Rau Gnaw to Bhorten Teeth,
y.-ars ag*> a scientist lH.*gan to
study rai* and rokv with the object
of asivnaining why they are so fond
of gnawiug w*»u*l. and. Indetxl. almoat
ythKiK »m which ther teeth can he
and the news

horror <4 cats and oeiM not stand the
kitten..hut Kit and Juiny omld not he
paritsl. .Mlllhen* l>egg«Mt Tor Isith. and
at least i^otxVd l..r Hie eat. but in nspouse to all her eflr<*ris Kit’s only answ.*r was lo side up to Adam and say
deiddisllyWe s gom’ to stay wlf
iHirlug the week* that follow***! the
otpath h.*tw.*eii the farms became
tain well w.,ru Mlllv and Kll wen*
wsH .Mlllv who made
Jlnii frit
Milly with whom she
•pen I gvKxl )M>rilon of each day.
MlUy bo curle«l her hair and i>etted
and she gr.-w
. w v**ry
v*.ry f.md of
am whit had her
ariBCHt n-tainis <"Eader Adam.” a.s
Mtlly had tsnghi her to say), and she
him every night If by
t* h.- *did mu ixime for h*T.

In China grand banquets last i

Tra.lition and fable neier HKcribe p,
Africa
great«*r * wealth
than
ctmtiuuni gri«*f
nguUh*xl li- Bishop J (' Harirell <4 ih** M E
day wh. ii U d
church
.1 |.n*ugl
BlH.ui an end .4 the
• The Cape to Cairo railroad
has
Slue*- the day when Adam,
lieen forgotten in the wars *4 the
ddeiily Into the kitchen, had
94)ulh of the continent.” Bishop Harlzell said, "hot the project is not dead
I m\s«*ir expect to ride in a Pullman
car from one-end to the other of the
great continent.
miles ’
With the road, the missionary told
*4 other changes the future would
xdTl'dehgbi wia'ih^
bring
Great cities, populous farming
cominunltl4*8.
the most - extensive
jiiestion It lay there.
mines on the glulie wen* elements c4
stivtch.Hl at full length in comfort.
the pr*4gn*s* *4 th** white man’s Af
Irtille Kit was playing n*ntr by. Mrs.
Wtdis came in and stixiiHHl down to
s..ine pies that were baking in
en. The kitten, with a playful
prang to her shoulder and behhing its head again.st her. In
nslhlo t.4al*of 1300.:y of fear she flung It from her
and it stnu k U^iis descent the han
plored an*as in
die of a saiu'JMn which was full of
•outh that undoubtedly
contaii;
Isiiling water. Wtieiting it oyfr itself,
much
ich gold aa the lin
limited tract
he widow* and Kll. The outcrtf*s of
own. and it w^m not
any bounds to
i of thta
bonaoxa portion of the earth
To the
north, near tbe Vic
ictoria falls, which
**ne hand w rapi*e«l In her apron, carry­
are more than i
the height *4 N1
ing the y**w*ling kltien In the other.
agara. are extensive copper and iron
staroMl across the field to Mllll
liearing fields
The power .4 the falls
is bidng utllit«*<l to generate eh-ctric
Ity. which will be employed In develoi^
Ing the region ■
Altogether. Bishop
railing some one
HartxHl dwlar.*d. "there is no region
up*m her. he started after Kit
tn the world *»fferir.g -m h promise f.ir
■Ived Juat tn tim** to see her
men *4 ablll-y* and m. ’ l ury.’’
lerwelf into Milllcent a lap and
h«*ar her exclaim UMwe«*n her subs*
Big FooU the Cr.xxly, Dead.
■ Oh. Milly! lx> turn and he our mud
Big Fool is des.l. only the remof,der' We mants you so! Adam and 1
does—p)**a.se turn and take care *4 ranchers of the Pierre City district In
us!" And drvippihg *.n the settle be­ west central Idaho know the real slg
Big Fvk>i i.« a
side ih»*m he found voice to *ay; niflcance of the news
' V*-s. do * <.me and take care of us. grirzly and Is supposed ift the last
Milly. we want you ro-at least Adam eight years to have made awav with
l.ooo head of tu»ck.
dm*s
Will y.m. Milly''
Big Foot's methods showed n markIjiier in
the «-venlng. when the
One blow from hJs
burns of Kit and the cal had been ahh- unifurmliy
dr»*s.s.*d ami they* were lK>ih sU*cplng. monsiroiis paw would kill ihv strong
and Adam had explained that he had
io a secli
rather have her a* a wife than aa a
1 eat the (
nm:h»T. happy Milly said
to him;
gorged h\
*Y«m stupid old Adam! I believe you
never w*»uld have i*.ld me if it hadp’l
iKwn f.»r Kil ” Th.-n seriously; "l>*fs
k.H-p h**r always. Ailam. I could not
U-ar to think .4 her going l.ack to
that awful life." Adam agrH<wl hrort-

e of him and his. Kit
die and hsiking very dif
ihe*l
1 an elaborate
pink Is.w. a»retched Itself In undisput*xl
|»ms**sajon on
the
kitchen
h**anh —New Y«*rk Tribune

Qian diacot
lould be many miles away
Here he would kill another <

Fool
^ Henry Shelby, a caltlema
range rider of KamUh. Idt
the following actrouiii tif Big
his operations

tin
ERECT FORM

•

t>««e

CMSETS

.r a %>rr r«o*

frlvud who u Uivoiod to plnr
will be.atiiU-MM le llml auiuug hU
r pre*eiits .Ml ciiHstmu* uiomlng
uaiiv J.iih nt'Mie ..imwti In tba
4 The lK>U .4 the 4 hitiamao U
ne,l n ULMivv

ful incurve at the l*a.>e of the Sriinc. It is the ou!v j*roj>er nnxlel to wear
iih the new r.rect ‘ Form ana Prince** gowns F«l v*>ur
.irvss <n-ef
i Erect Form and it will he a masterpiece *.| grace and eVgance. Price*
from $i up. $lf your dealer cannot supply you s* nd dir cr to

WEINGARTEN BROS.. 377-37* Broedwsy. WewYerk

‘t
••“•■nvder. HUruU.
d Ibovereil silk
H With philu
.vUap,na-oi,
iMlHlU
IP>

MISS SARAH FINLEY,

ImII

Vicc-Praaldant af tha Falmatto Chili,

inilU ink or
• lep .*r b.1* h.M.i
lo th..

xIm.hI

I (,e h...„
;,„.l I

e’f ,.,etfv

..irly* hair.

[.l«.*e*l ii.xs;..-i. vvhu.^ pm-. i.Luk |.it.«
llid ^.f.-iy pmiJren .■*....*•** the
bsl.v . dM-v vvl.iel.
nnul*. ,4 two

.trip. .4 d..„ilv rb.UM. siKM.t :t lu.le-s
wide and
iinl*eH |*.liu-*.ne snip for

m

K or 9.YRDUI

> aihorougbly
irolihc and modremedy, meeting the nt-ed* pf the
woman in tl* m*»*1ern way
—wiUtout the torture of an
o,wratio«. MmeofParJui
has ctinx! thrfiii in the priva. y of tlfir lioimw and it
has found a plate in the
hearts of Atik-riran women
that no other nved*cine has found,
thr-ir gratituilo cm* lO.OuO American
women have writtim letters commead*
iug Wine *4 I’ardui. W,ne of Cardui
,mv4* tlieir want, as no other medtetne
d.APs. h s.idaius the young girl at the
•h.M*k of hr*r rr.trsrMW to wuuiachood.
rhotakeW.neoff'arduilhare
d.wsiir,f»rt during pregrjarwv
pain dt ciiildlurth.
ciiildlurih. 'When
When ^e
tbev enter a
change c4

bro««bt health i
«l my iricad* and they who hawsMcdh
apeak of it in the highest term* and 1 feel
that a h praac wcU bestowed.**
weaknc** 1

Mi, San* Finl.r. of >I^,*i,.
ib.
Tenn.. Tice president of the Palmetto Buns given on the IhaiU*. nddiwM The
Club of that titr..p«nks for herself and Lad,«i Adrisory r*epartment, Chi
up Ihi* lii.milirttii-* in ti
dlMi''»o‘in;;ly ^ni.lv :md
lOVMUU srt.T lllH.lbe, t
wnx even
He

I

WINEofCARJ)Vr--Ba"

driver. Slid t.n. r

d..llsr if the Ufter VMMtl.l cel Shesd *

front. nn* di«v.-r .-n illiiclv a;:rerd
aud 1 leii raw**l hi* v*.i. l.v sny; ' fley,
Bill! Bin: Turn y. r r.c to tbe
-r’: There’s n
n.e s .b.llar If
gu> h**re '‘.-tv**
uihke
I p.xs. ye ne.l I 11.*1,vide If i
roel.,.- PhilMdell.bi;. l .-l-.T

MCYER S

KIL-KOLD TABLETS
a cold as fas? as you caa e*‘ch It. Wh.n f *a.n *t tk« rtaht
2Sc. at rewrdrwactst'*. If h» can't supplr sou. a»nd prlc* d
HETEl-S MEOlCrve CO,
k . Br^dwer.
York.

l>r. I'lercc’s l aronte rrrscKptioa baa
made tboaaaml* of ineUncholv and mis«mbk- women cheerful and Uppy, by
curing tbe painlul womanly dtscaaes
which nmlennine a woman's health and
strength. It eauUiahes regularity and
•o does away with monthlv miaerv. It
dries debilitating drain* and so'cm
the cause of much wotnanly wcakncaa.
It beaU inflammatkm and ulceiwtkMK
curM tbe beKios.J»w« pelo..
whidi m neh a aourceof aaflenaate

TRY A RECORD WANT AD. IT P*AYS BIG.
...Dew merebant...

Caitsiina E$taMi$bmcnt
al 3U U»l«ll *lr«l.

he Idggeet grixriy I

I hellev the biggest t
in weatcrti Idaho 1 )
• have seen him of
enough; but generally wc only had our
range revo]v*era on us and were scared
a" RmI Treasure.
to tackle him.
In The ireasufT nniiQ of the Maha­
"His beat wras Mween Snake and
rajah of Baivda is stored a piece of SafaoQ rivers around Whitebird. in a
c*»untry. and I
woven work which oust ll.OOO.OOd. U
hU average was irii or ISd
la only lu by 6 fi*ei tn aixe. but it U
M« in a year. Probably
wroven from airings of pure poaria. he has aasen 1.000 haad of stock ateoa
Iter and corner cli^aa of
aritb a center
of bUj^pawa began
Il took

COMPANY.

PINGPONG PINCUSHION-

lie

It is perhaps needless
that picture has l*en aI dv-ad
d*
letu
the Sheridan household1 ft
from that »la>
fair t.»

GOLD DUST

is a VomanVbwt friend when wash day oo
around. It makes the clothes sweet and clean.
^ Takes! only half the time and half the labor of
isoap. j Just follow directions on package.

crowned
tally rars. have .t*M*ih which gn»w
longer every year, and keep growing
lonyer dunug th»-ir entlrv life, and
thai tile objtHt *4 the auimal* in
guawiuK IS u» keep th»»m at a proper
lenglh. an ..ihiTWise It would l*e imp.msible* f*ir them o. itrasp w chew

'il
*lan’s light step was heard in the *ej.ei
office, and In an Instant hts stout fig
lire darkened the il.mr
His quic k eye
in a second took In tbe state of affairs,
and turning red In the fac**. he Ksid
"Mrs. Sheri.tan.
what
d*H-«
this
pm-------■*
"Stop. Philip." said she; "last night
you made the requi*sl that neither *4
us should ever mention thin*again."
Milling to what rt*malned .4 the pic
lure
"Do not be the first t** break
houi
anoih.i
he office. h*av
w*>rd she swept out
absolutely nsifeil to th*
nig little Phil absoli

-uernmi

Onts and Ladies* tailoring ant] general dress
making. Your own goods, or wc can supply
you;with material made up in latest styles at
moderate prices
.
. ' .
Them ia AoOdaff-Itot
Pr. ISefce’a

SSSWv.

murraVt Che Cailor

Olixeis'CdfpbeMfoe.

uWAi>jaBiDiv, nomoMm ^ im

KLOOFMANS
FORT-----1
^rCInitaUeTiTtar

4lm »d ml«^ ttar fltC «f
to tto n>of. War ba. rooie to ot at
laal and 1 am «laU. Wr will abow tbcaa
Unw oM and young, mem
Boglirbiiioa bnw
aad^maao. can Hgto and die for liberty. Ah. my oM oye» «■
them now. aad 1 fad like abouting and

MNltl 6IME OF CMOS
otpoct Euchre
Two P«v«.Ur PBStiine*.

nrnraoi 6r a

biooklti

-Aj%ft to •ooft-tt ia food.- told oU
KtoaTtoU. the bargbrr. wheu fb#

Tbe

r:±-:=

tw

aidaa. «ra are bt bona., and lla*y muat
color teas orer tbr
Tb-y ataml
op ftiTOblTr to aboulibT to
wUlle
ore taka cover and make rviry btillK
telL Tbajr wlU »H bot oo tlie rrklt
aod aaPM tbe kopjim oblle wr know
rrrrj rod of fround. I wy or aUall
•ril] tbato off like flioa km) I'T rid of
then fbtwrrr. and H la food-k'ooJKloataao bad loaard hU rii-btleih
Idrtbdaj. aod. ttoaifb able to .mvtwms
tblikto. Ibtre waa oo more anual farm
work fbr-blm on ttie Icuad arrra.
, Mary. Hi ooljr^ cblld and mutU-Heaa

flri of
of M.Hir' aat
iwwttj. Tbe
la tbe ahadow
r.il iM.itintn)n.
^ad tbe
acreaa tbe veldt for two mllr*
WItbla two daya after tbr derlarattoa dr war borjfbrra arre iwaaln*: tho
booae oa U

. tbey made b
•wt towa. T
ed for water
Ktoofmaa looked at the crny balml
mea and eicUlimd:
'T'Walt for me: 1 will leet uiy riflr and
horae aod go alib you! N. v.t aliall
It be aabUbat Jacob Kloofman tarried
at boom while there araa war In tbe
laad and a foe to thrmten our liu>r•^•ay. aty.- repllcl youiU nml praylieard togetber. “A man of aiaty ia m.t
old la tbla monnUUi air. but a man of
eighty baa aeen bit beat day* and muM
alt by bto IlmiMc and read ..f the \lrtoitoa wt abatl win **
-Bat 1 tauat help-1 jntiat brlp.” etoutly peralated tbe old patriot. *'Sbull It

I

abeda sml pawMiI
on.
ibat flag meant tbai s mw or
mure of burgbfr^ had gutl..n^.il si.d
meant to make . flgbt of ii
A*
aklrmUberi prewied forward tw« riBe*
p.* dim-barged amt a aokiler threw
up bto arms and irU upon tii*- grasn.
A bui
advai

ind for a «nwnrr of an hour
IrlaUy at doom ami trinInliTval. a rlfl** rno k.il In
and
. tbr bark of a ,
at each a ►..JUl.r a n,i doa n to tIm* no
•ibig..>f
and It was Kluoriaau who nnl>arr«Al
be dis^ and stood bsrebrart.il m the
up.*!, ai.rt d slird uul:
-<;o Uck ami say that nr shall light

«,m.-s to bb. mv
. dU- for
.
^ou Kngllsb b«*w a bur;;lH-r
h
lll»erty and bis borne
*-*Tbe foolsmuUertil iIk* «i4om-i as
bo racelred tba message.
-It Is a
Slone bouse, and Iberc may l»e lw« nty
mill Inside of it with rines. Imt s few
abella from tbe guus will make ruins
laiments to Tap
ofibepbi.w. MycomiU
tain Ha vis and tell him
Five mlnntea Uter lb.*

snd looked for siiec-dy surrender. There
waa-no longer any rifle nritig. but tbe
flag did not come down.
When tbe
gun* hiy? fired three w four rounds
apl.li-. a'^while flag was sent forward
again.
.No one appeared In defiance
bis time. Tbe nUii who bore It walked
ktraigbt to the bouse .-uul |»ecr^ In
•ft b/tho

<-ll-ele ninl wt
»syl in on tbe^ iMUtenil
gth Hie .irtoiHrt and one
of hi- aid- eiilenil with tbeir bat- In
tlielr Iniiidi. and the .%>loners vob-e bad
a rateb in It as be said;
-Men. niui.ver: Tbe defeiHlen of this
bouse, Were nn old tnnn and a young
girl, father and daughter, uml they
were torn io death by tbe shelK Let
them be burled with our own dead and
with all the honors, and tbsl rest tbeir

At tbe beginning of tbe herring s.-aaon the «-rew- all try to sidxe tbe her­
ring first on Isiard to s.1* If It U* male
or feuiab*. If It is a mab-. tbeir Usbliig
may lH.exisil.ll i»4h. a i-.i one; If a
fejmile. a gi-Hl on.*. .s.»ui.*tliu.-s. b..w
evw, tbe sklpiM-r se<-imw It mid bid.w
It away, suiting it and laying It iiasl
for the F1H1..U. The iNMt must not be
tunuil ngnlnM tb.* sun. r.-nain aiduntil .imsldeml of ill omen must not

ta. raa rnounn
aaa aau> aim a
I
^

r.-_
a.}
r
^ ’
p]
I
^

aut. cum
oanp.

be aald that KWorinun did nothing f.ahla coaatry while ..tber men \ivn
marddng and Ugbllint and dyiiipr ,
-You cannot tide ..r npld with ua.*
tUy gcatty auawcml. • l.iii >..u mi
aid tba caaae In other uaya. We alial
need boroea and oxen ami liay ami
grain, and we aball need Hut and baud
agaa and aaralng.
lie n-ady to give
when we call, and .vou aball ivap bon
fwa with t».l>aya Uter. when a b.nttb' bud In-on
won and there w«a nj«U lug from
booae to booae all ..v.-r tbe Uml.
Jacob aat tmder the idg apple tr.i‘ shadlog bto front door and wept.
-What la It. fntberV* naked tb.
daugbtor aa abo left her w.irk to ca
maa bto anow wbitr ba ki.
-Think or it. daughter.- be .i.ntlnued
aa trrab teara came, -of alt tbe bouai
far mUaa around, lulne abme caum
aend at least one M.ldl.v to light f.
three, aome two. Tb«*re la no one bet
to go.-«od 1 am grb'ved ami broken.**
-Be comforted,- abe wbUia'rml. wit
a bluab be could not nee with bi» teur«.
-Kart Onderman bat eoiu.< benoften of Ute.**
-Yea, Karl Oodiu-muu an b
young maa.-He-be love* Bie. father.- •
-Atofl I-I love him. But for the wor
bo would have asked you for my baud.
I bare pledged my lov.-. and be pm-a
to the war to represent tbe b..uae of
Kloofman.-Tbal to very good, v.tt i^wd. * ii
murad tba old man. -it l» au bouo
tta and yet be to not of our l.lmsi
caanot go and you cannot go. but I ask
you to protnlae me tbla: If ev.T tlw
hated Bagltob come tbla wny. a
, Bgbtiag goea on. ^tbey ahall mH Mep
. oeir our tbreahold. We have rllb^ and
>tmllfta.‘ We wilt barricade tbe bouse
and Bgbt them off. Pnunia.- me tba
we toiaU flghL-But 1 am only a girl, fotber. and
you are an old man.-she protcated
-Bat wt tourt light them: you i
pTMil»"
» because wa
bara m kla to aeod to war.
If you
wtU net promtoe. tbeo-tlum--^
-I win praalmv- al.e .aid a«
4.«Mt back to her werk.
Woeka paaaad. and our day ns father
»and dangbtar atootk to ttie door listen
: tag to tba dtotaat rumble of cannon
frooi tbt aortb tbe girl a kti ii eyea
. caagbt aigbt or red uniforms and ilaabI. tag anna on the aanow highway,
-fbtbar. tba Kagltob are comlngr

lu this n>iHit .Hi-upy the sam.' place
nsrabbltH. bun-i and pigs,
risbermeii do not like to lend auyncigblHU-lng Isiat ku.t tbeir
luck should go with it. If they lend a
luat.-b. they v 111 iLiiirlve. e,i-nlly If
IKisslble. to l.rcHk It and kn-p imrt.
helping ilMTtdjy t.» retain their luck.
Tbeir dislike Io liave anything stolen Is
huTeamil by the fi-ar that tbe thief
may have iloleu tbeir luek with It. To
ask the question, -)Vbere are you goIngr of any one w bo Is going on board
Is equivalent to dtwtroying all bto
cbaocM for that time. l‘ersocM with
i'ertalii lismos are lodd to l.e of laid
omen, the dnwdtil nauui. Is-iiig differ­
ent III dlffeivnl village. Notes aod
tjuerles.

-WbaVs your Imbys i.amernaked a
vlsli.T who bad called t.» secure Mr*.
Johnson s sorrloiii ns waBberwomau.
*Tin iie.1t •sliaiinil to tell you dal
cbl|e-i name.** Kui.l Mn*. Jobiisou.
- ‘case de folks round hue say It souu*
like IH. was an Injun But bis name,
dm bis |iaw *atotetl on gibing blm-bls
lufme an. lloscar. lulssy -llonai-arr ftvbly r. |a.ar.il tbe vis­
itor.
-Yes*m lUsuar.- said the rooilier
sorrowfully. -Iterr wss an Kugllsbman
dm was iKFw fuI good to Mr. Jobuslug
wbea be lis.k dat foolish trip nut wes*
four years ago an' put him on fie eyara
to iiune lM»me again, nii* w ben my bu^^
lian* ax film bis iiauM* lie smile au* say.
•IW call me lloscar when I'm to
liome.* be aay. 8o wh.'n dls luil.y was
tmm nuffin would do but we mu«* call
him lloacar. after dat Englishman.-^
Kxcbaugv.______________________
now tbe ideasaMt «iM-mrlt It im of
one generaUoB wlU is-rsUi in l^eakIng out In anather. defying time and
ridicule and tbe change of manners!
It was the playful way of ^'^^dertrk
ttke Great wbeu be i-ame across a
buxom wench to ftiarry her forthwith
to tbe tallest of hts grenadiers and It
stands to tbe credit of bU Intuition that
those luarrUges rarely firoved a fail­
ure. Now. cltbar In einulatlon of his
great pmlectoaor or else because he
i-annot help It. the kaiser has Just bad
a similar attack qt gallanirj-—gallaniry. mark you. on a truly. lmi»ertol
M'Sb*.
He was visiting Cnfcld lately, tliat
iHisy town of silks ami velvets on tlie
tower Ublne. and learned frt.iu the
pretty girt Inhabitants tluit aU iney
waiitifi In the world was a handful of
lientenanta to fiance with them. Hry.
presto: the autocratic tuaOAlate lias
gone forth that <'*r»>fcld Is to have Its
crack hu»gaitiaon in tbe sbape <

abaatodarttbagasp.
ikoarbeabDuted. * How aar mUnent. and the 1
l.b«ttolt(
^:b.w

4e tbla way to captura
vbter« do you or worm of all. •

Is

lAkr <

-^..f,..dH—
StoriiBk. -Tlia £nfUab bare etar maile
oa tmMa. and now «ra ahall drU'e
tbna bay«Pad tba bontota ami orv.^ let
«aa or Utom aK foot oo mir bind ar^n.
Ab. tnE I like tbla d« Umilon of m .rT
»B«t tbe EocbaU »nr many. fallHT.
and tbaf know luwb of aar/
bto daoibter Mary.
-miiat of tbair k** aiwo
MjfaM^O^lked to a^ f^

ware aoade pdblSc tbe other day. aay*
Itopateb to tbe
ptoa

baa

been examtoed by experta. who unbmltetiiigly aay that It wiU put a toop to
body imatcblBg by gboula. They net
Bay tbe devlw* wUt be effective.
In. xis nslve.

I
A few Inches aN^ve the rough Ysnt In
el game In- . ,t,V grave Is an ordinary ga* pipe threeveoMl

by WlUisiu A. PUiUipa of'
llrtiuklyti. was inaugumtrd tb^ oiber
Ugbt at It reei-plion given at tbe Hotel
81. tir-OTn. s;*ya the Ibooklyn ilil
sea.
Many guests eugagetl in the

uarters of an Uu-b In diameter filled
with nliroglycrrin. Tbe pipe mvupiea
tbe ci»mn and
exieiida from six to twt h
cap

fastened

game or w icnesisil a. and a large num­

tightly on each end of tbe pipe to pre-

ber of iwUes.rewaiUtil tbe winneiw

eot tbe deadly expkislve from leak­
ing. Sp-attered prouilscuouly tbrongh
be aoU alartil a fout or eighteen inebes
ibove tlie pUa* ar»* several d.iz<-ii .i.nnnadou «-s|m. A spade or any ^rd mbrtaiuv Hut comes lu couUct wiib these
ips WUI ex|»l«de Ibeiu. Tbe Jar wilj
I tmw explode the nUrogly.iTln.
bl‘ b w.mld mean death 1.. any one
Witbill 1 euty five or fifty f«i of tbe
\n Intimated that there Is suf­
ficient idlrugly<i rill In the pipe to
II exc-avatl..ii In the earth fifty
fert square and freui t.-n lo fifi.i n feet
d»i|>.
WbUe Mr. Iludglii admits that the
exidoslou would o.mplelely destroy tlw
body of bia wife, he says be w.Hild
rather se«* that d.mc tliaii t.. kiu.w that
ert ev.-r .ui a dlimi.'ting
k-al college
Id a
would la? S.IUU- deii.l i
In the vk-iiiliy of ibt
-The pbiii Is irlglnal
luotber. but 1 am
would r»ri»vc a succe
irkiL When I first m

.kbont

pen-ms playe.!. four at each

UlOe. a bH-b was o>veni! wHli green
baJx*.

Two ;rr.in Kil. ks w.tr.- pUc«sl
ote «i.ru. r'. betv
Vib-k r^ed

tlmei an Aiaericaii Hag. Tbe gr.-alest
intereki mub uiaidf«-*l.il fr...in Hn.t to
tost III the pi«Hinbugs.
rhig|K>iig «-uchrtr is playiil the same
aa onlluaryeu. bre. will, tin* exii>ptlon
of Ib.- moviug a.i.l oiujiiiig.
Ten
gam.i. «-«ll.il II M l. are pln.uil on taIde*. lier.-«fl.T 1.. U- known Io tbe
p of iviirts. Laqb »vHrt is defend-

which tli.-y are asMgn.il during the en­
tire set.
The taU.-s are srrai.g.il In MH-ilona.
deslgimtiiJ as AmiTb-uii aii.l Kugllsh
piuglM.i.g «xmns. Tin- inovlug or pro•ing la d.uie from tbe Aiuerlcaii to
tbe Eiigliab Mi*tk>ns and vbi- versa, acing to the dini-llous on tbe card
biid down by the Ief.-r.ip ia-f.cs each
game.
.
The inovlpg of the visiting .i.uplelat is. tbs .xmpU- who aiv to visit a
s..me inu.ai-nl parties
fon-igti (-uurt-takes plan- at tbe sound
- graves. 4 then o.iiMil
wblailf. Tbevlsili
ling 1-oopU-s take
win* have ebarce of ibe
tbe car.lt w Itb Ibem,
Itiug couples bat*e reacb«il tbeir desi
uatioiia play U-glns at tbe sound of
ell and
ImUMill.-itely at tl
ELECTRICITY TO DO ALL.
MtiHl of a w blstle.
Tlw^ coaming of e.i. b .i,urt Is fioi
A Tr.as € «sstr f ■* HaSe • Mwewel
Tarwwali Its Isawesee.
by tbe use of a pliigpoug ^11. bung <
tl»e net of each <mirt by* the r.-fer
Fml oil Is desllmil t.. a.iMUipliib
»g the pr.pgreii of the gam.-.
many wuml.-rfitl ebang.-s. the bit.-..t
tudividuiil counting-Is diuie by tl
and BiuM St liking of which bus Just
blng of tbe tallies at the end (
been anuoum-ed. says a himi-UI dUtbe game. Tin* w Innlug couple an» eu- patch from New- Orleans to the t*hk-alUiil to tbe lain aud after having go Inter tb-ean. It mmiimIs like a fairy
tbeir tallies #tiuche.l they return te Ule. luit r.I5n.nno In i-asb I. to In In­
tlHPlr borne .i>urt at the sound of a vested In earryliig out the plan, and
hisile aud bang tbe ball on tbe net tbe Bouthern Faelfio railroad Is sup
r tbeir .mirt. This laill i.nres for tb.^ lining It. Tbe plan has as Its obJ.i t
atire table or o.urt.
tbe turning of mi iinlmiMrtaiit *lVva9
Tlie following ar.- tbe ndes; First
,i>unty Into a Ibciving .iMii.-i ..f life
alx inliiut.. gakiei; Mii*n.I. I..ne baiuJi and a.-tlvlty ibr..ngb lb
c-ouut two: third, if >ou or.l.T
electricity.
I«riner up. you play It aloin- fourth,
Harris county Is the pl.u e m-1
no nsslsllng; fifth. Mop playing Imme- and tbe Industry lo la-d.-i.-l-MHil
Ullalely at tbJPiuinl of tb.- Ih II; sixth. raising of ri.-e on nn Inin.eni.- scale,
player b;-----------------------------------------all tbe iKiwer to In- supi.be,l by ebiof iH.lnts wins,
lliicb player in tbe trlcUy. even to the fl.wsling of tlu
^rt having the highest
fleld.s. harvesting tbe cro|x milling th<
plnglKing balls on Its net Is eiititbil to rough riii\ lighting an.l l..-atlng ib<
a prirc. drawn for iu tbe ..nler of tlu* boim-sof farmers and citizens of near
blgln'st fium
by towns, supplying be:il for tbeU
ciKikilig stoves and supiH.rtiiig r tbi
lK.wer for tnuis|M.rikig the pnHbi.-i
WAR GAME ON BIG SCALE, over a network of tr..lley lin.-s. K%eiy
nec-esslty* and (nmfort of tbe jN-opIs
will Kmeel All It
will «i*me through ili.- n-,'eney of diy
IpbesM K«olntloas
Wllblu
w«i-ki tber.- will be
nasembb*d !u the Caribbean kc:i
most formidable fl.i-t of Americnn
aliliw ever brought logi-iln-r. sa
Wasbiiigtoii siMvial to tbe Fblladelpbia
lle.vird. Admlnil I»ewey will b..l|s«miant on tbe ibigsblp ns ii.nmiarnler
In chief. *lbe puns.st‘ Is to exectit
pntgmmme of maueiiv«Ts uu a scale
never U'fore ntteuipted by tbe na
and pn*|»are tin* <<fln*ers and men f
against tbe Amerk-aii Klion*s
A naval base Is to Ik- establlsbed at
Culebra Island, INirto Hitn.
.kdmlral
Sniiiner. tuimnnmllug tbe south Atbiu
Us squadron, and Admiral <*rDwnln
shield,
commanding
tbe
F.ui
squadron, are under ortlers to p
to Trinidad, there to r.-nde/.vous aU>ut
Nov.
Admiral Kuinn. r will
command of tbe rombimil mm
In the roeanlline tbe m.rlb AtTantlc
aiiuadron will prwiHil to v’ulebra IsUml. when tbe squadrmis under Admlml Sumner will pUKnil
oiK'rate
igaluit tbe north Atlantic
-search" or -scout Ing** pro
In tbe proposed s
Admiral HlfgliiHoo
a liostlle
lias left Kumi.e and will
combine with another In aontbitn
waters with a view tw making an at­
tack 4.D soma of tbe Ameri.-an poaaesalona
Tbe search

Admiral IVwey. al.oul two
mMtha
tba will be devoted

Irowe aoa»d.
XVhat tunt-fuJ

• ‘MT**

I
with somsthinir like
And! gilds
,--------ths aomtw-r Bllence of
It hsB a rich radensa. thra
A son and sighing ton,-.
And then a stronger, flrnier slrsla
That seems to sing alone.
But yet behind that firmer stmtn

tt has the sooth
Of ssphrrs thi
Ak yaa! Now -

tbe steam
„U MM
which will op-rnte tb.- big .1-ntra!
iHiwer plant, and Ibn.ugb lis iis«- the
cost t'.f oiH-nitioii will i-e Just alH>ut
half what It w,mld Ik- Were coal or
Bebls lH-li« only
other fu«i used, tbe
and also Io.-ated
a abort distance aw
on tbe malu line of tbe Smiibern Fa
clflc.
Tbe company will Is-gln by cpiipplug a lO.tkIO acre riee plantation that
cannot now l.e irrlgntetl. Wells n
be iMired. an abundance of w-atcr I
obtainable at a depth of fifty fei t or
leas In any portion of tlie rk-e Is-lt. aud
tbe water drawn by obi-trirally (
ated pumps,
btocb farmer will bava
hla own well aud will be li

who are behind tbe pre
In the pbin of rice ^-ultlvatlon assert
that the electrical method wlihln a decade will enable Loukiana and Texas
to supply a Urge i>ort!
product of the work
A BIral to Ftowf
Table bowls, practk-ally 1 replica of
the popular outd.s.r summ
probably prove a formidable rival this
winter to plngpong. auya tbe lA>ndon
Chronicle. Bowls on
.-ntlfic pastime, and It also has this
MTomroendatlon that there I
continual search on tbe Co.
balls, of which there Is a full set. aU
biased the same as at tbe ordinary
game, but they and -Jack" are of
course In miniature. Tbe game
ready met with much success
Crystal and Alexandra palates,
can be but little doubt that wb
pastime liecomes more widely
and Indulged In Its popuUrtty w
Idly IncTMiae.
Rellrvs Dial
flleb Mao's Ploo t
William J. Smith . one of the richest
When tbe
nen In Greenwiel Conn,
coal strike was In progresa. he feared
that many persons would suffer this
winter. He accordingly purchased sev
etal hundred acres of woodUnd In the
northern part of the town and offered
employment to aU who desired It, says
tbe New York World. A bundled
hare accepted hla offer. They will fell
trees and cart them to a mill er
near by. Mr. Smith wlU mipply them

11^

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torney. to protect tbe grave of bto wife

lui

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Love & Raff ^ Electricians

Bodgtn. tbe weU known Westfield at­

nidiac *«tT of sno Brttuii
c*T»lry. acMopulMl toy U«lf »
tny. Tber »«• •<*du« bocw«. oim
.nd ciu for tr»ii.|iortMk*. but nriibrr
boruliu; Bor dr-roTtor
But f«- ibr

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FBr nn jf«n lanltorad froat
riwumattom until 1 becana oo
rripfiM ^lat 1 couW hardly
feed ipTivIf. Smn phTsiciaiM
bad tried thrir akill in ratoi.
IIt last doctors told me that
it'waa neeUw for roe to take
more niedk-tfiee. daiminff there
aaaroM-u»i.fornw. kiy\a«fl.v
also dintxiuraged roe from takinp more medirttjefi. hut when
rov f-liiirvli polar endorsed
Hforia Tonic, 1 resorted to
tlmt «n«l tl»e evstenmtw Use
of this excellent eiarific compk-tely cured me.
li. Jacob
Sexauer. Fountnin f'ity. Wia.

up I

a. MMta. M n

Tary few wofild baHara in looking

tftogtaphy. Tbe Fnlltil Stattw baa but
one officer detaUed excluKh^y to thto
work: whereat
l-Yam-e has three
boards of ollkert engaged iu It, togeth­
er with several abi|is fitted with wtrw
ItM aparatus.

Italy has moi-e than a
F has ten ves-

and Uto.

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Very few ue%» ,i.l.ai b..»e
.u.- Ibat luiB a
.
bi- gray It

this year, b n luere i.name, at all ev.-i

- k n-ally dlfU (-aUiil: aii^ Ihv
fereut fruai any ,.t tl..- n.uliliu.lim.ui
gruys Wbivb luiw 111-11 ».|| the imukei,
111* gray B t...i .pm.- ii Mi.ok,- o.uV
li.- dn.l. onb-r; Ui1
nor N it at ;.ll .
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Snrgory of tbe Ky», and Kitting

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Straltbt Talk and to tbe Point—The
Virtues of Dr. A. W. Chasc*s
Nerve Pills Told in a Few
Words ty One Who
Knows.
Mrr K. J. lUdeker. a aiBt. r of
Sheriff Streeieis. well and favorably
too^-n. of No 212 L^u.l atn-et. Big
feeding itoo'rly. nerrous ai^ run down.
Seeiug br. A. W. Chase*. Nervt Pill,
advertised aud recommended so high­
ly by retponalble p^ple all ov. r tbe
state, I
ooncloded lo give them a
trial, and got a box. 1 mold uot«- the
good effects in a very short time, and
only took aboat three qoarters of tbe
lK»x till my ner^'OusneM disappeared.
They toned up my syrtem and 1 am
enjoying better health thi^nave for
some time. To say I endorse the preparotion mildlj expresses what 1 think

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