The Daily Eagle, September 19, 1903

The Daily Eagle, September 19, 1903

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

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1903-09-19

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

I

THE

KRIPP»«cRAe SERVICE.

DAHY

rHAVEESE CITY. AacmGAN,,StoRDAY^ SEPTEMBER 19, 1903.

VOL. XL NO. 3240.

FIRST SHOT
FIRED IN OHIO

Advance Sale
A nice warm bed blanket feels comfortable
these cool nights. We bought an exceptionally
large quantity early Itefore the' advance, in order
to supply our wholesale trade, and to early buyers
we will make the same price in single pairs that
we do in dozen lots-after the rush commences.

Our Two Specials are:
First—a good large pair of blankets for 574c.
Our next special is a good large pair of strictly all
wool bankets for only $375, Wiirth S5.00.
We have any price or style you want, also all
kinds of coinforter-s, sheets, pillows,' bed-spreads,
pillowcases, etc.
' See them in our window, anything to furnish
your home.

DEPENDED 8TATE AND NATION­
AL GOVERNMENT.
CbMPLIMENTED PRESIDENT AND
PARTY CANDIDATE.

ChlllleoUie, O.. Sept. 19.—The republlcan campaign in Ohio was opened
here this a/terzMMo. Senator Foraker was the principal speaker,
strongly, defended the policy of the
republican state and national adminis­
tration, paying tribute to Roosevelt.
Hanna anJ Herrick. The latter is the
(mndidate for governor of Ohio this
II on tbe republican ticket.
Id closing, the speaker said, if HanI is net elected to tbe DtiUed States
senate it would be a national loss.

Some Big Special Bargains
in Lace Curtains ...

BOY GIVEN TO

A nice pair of pretty curtains, 60 in. wide, 24
yds. long, woi th
for 65c per pair. A pretty
pair of curtains 6 ft. wide by 84 ft. long, wortlf
$1,25, for 85c. A pretty pair 6f Irish point lace
curtains. 24 yds. by 31 yds., worth $5.00.' for $3.75
per pair. And an<l so o:i right flcmg up in ail
styles nnd designs in lac-e ciirrains." Beautiful lace"
curtains with fancy red work; some heantifiil ruf­
fled curtains, 24 yds. Jong, '7 per pair; some pret­
ty door panels, 75c.
We have nil stylrt4 or dedgn Lice- curtains,
Tapestry (curtains, l'.»rciers and everything you
need in your home, at the lo .v.'-it pos.sible prices.

Justice Brown Olepoaefi of the Case
Yesterday.

T. W. T H I R L B Y
DENTIST
—VtV*R JiAKNUM AND EARL‘8
. JKWgLRY STORE : : : :

A. R. DIAMOND
Plaao Ta>«r asd
Aettoa Iteaulatar.
With n. w. KinbaiiCe.
1S9 Front St.

nimiNtacr.

OSTHUPATHV
,

MRS. M. J. TROBBLOOI
400A07 Wilhelm Block. Resldenoe.
21 Biid 23 Wynkoop “

HOUSE TO RENT

William Tingling, the IS-yearKild
of Louis Ylngllng of Kingsley, '
lirought before Justice S. M. Brown
yesterday afternoon: charged by bis
father with truancy and dlsoiderly
conduct. The youth has quite a tem­
per, It Is claimed, and hU father can
get along with him and desired
that be should be sent to the Indus­
trial school or that
be done so thstI'he,
be. tbe fatber. woul.l
n^i have
ha the care of bis w-ayward son.
Cons
insiderable testimony, was Intro­
duced by neighbors and relatives, and
Aistice Brown decided that instead
of sending the boy to Lansing, It would
be better to let some one take him
bring up. provided that anyone want
him. Calvin Sparling, an imcle of the
lad. said that he woujd take bito and
that is the way tbe matter was
tied. '

Mr Am a RM Ossi ^.KafecFs a#.

...OUR...

$3.00 * $2.50
SHOES FOR WOMEN

THE BEST EVER
We are confident That we have the finest
line of
.
_
ever seen in this city.
•
If you don’t want to .-come in and rnei#. them,
just size iip our $3.(>0 window

ABacharit & Roscoe.
I'ark,-!' Urn.--' DM .-staiut

‘It’s Quality That Counts’

. Are nicer lliaii i-v, r tliis
fall. We are doing
•
ihluf we ean to nalisfy
the w-anti. of your feel.

ROWUND DOUGLASS

“From Saving
Comes Having”
Many a mati lio>. loday a couifortnble home and muoe.v in ibe
savings bank i-i reserve for sick­
ness. uocident. or old age wlio
would Imve liad liule <ir liothiiig
i.ad he-hot I'oinnieuovil s.ving a
Little Lt a TilBC a it '•-'.ulariy
.leposiling in the l.aiiL.
in
Ihr bank liis depiKits rooimeut-eil
■ ig iuterest si.il
gn-wgreau-r.

A SS-louh fctri<;l1.v ell w.»,l Vencliii.i, i. u firm ami wciglity clotli.
aid the Oenuise Veoetian. not a Saiiai-1 —we linve i-. in all tlie popular
•hAdeo. inuludinf block. ItV the cUuux of irood quollty at Mic per ,v<).
A M-lnrl. guar»ute.-d all «.k>I Cberiol. Tins U o fabric tbaV vriil
£i»e perfect MltsfacUun. boOi in tbe u-eariog Hualiib-s atiil color.
eotDea in a rich cole black oulv. This <|iiality t
P'iw you at TSC
per yard.
A 5*-inch fine aU wool Venetian- here is a elotb that has good
wel^t, a bard finiobed oorfare that prerente it from wearhif rouf-h.
and iaagood aU-ronni] quality. We hare it
block. It's the top uotqh of food value at dSc'per yard.
A iS-lBch pore wool Panna Zibeline, is a abort ahoared and rery
nllky clulli. sod just the weifhl that (lues not requiiy lioinf. cornea in
nary bine, black and that atyliab shade of brown. It's p»sitirely a
bifli fMde Z:belioe. at Sl.uv.per yard.
A r.S-inch reryCi.e imported Moleakln Zlbeline Thla ia a beautiful
clotii. haaan u.iisiiall.; br-iliani surface, and ia perfection in every
partieolar. We4iare it in bl.tck mid the atyliata oolora We consider it
a anperbqaality at tl.SOper yard.

rROHT
ASP

UNION.

CABEB ON

SOO WORKS
SHUT DOWN

PRICE TWO CENTS.

ASSOQATION ASKS FOR FUNDS

ELECTRIC ROAD
PROMOTERS

DESIRE To'd^^TE UNDER GEN­
ERAL RAILWAY ACT.
littee has been appointed by
the High School AthiMic association THEIR ATTORNEY WILL ASK CITY
to solicit funds from^the hnslness men
COUNCIL FOR CHANQEB
of the city for the purpose of equip­
ping and backing the football team
this fall and the track and baseball
next spring. . The committee
began work today and^ll continue for
time. U is the'desiK of the as­
y Evening.
sociation to raise nearly (200, for that
would put them on a sound SnanPermission to operate an dectrie
cial basis and would Insure the beet
railway
under
the
general railway act
possible teams that can be made up
from the material in the High si^ool. instead of nnder the street railway
There are some ftret class men there, act U the chief cooeesalan which the.
that if funds are turhtebeJ tor the city council will be asked Monday
propM^ ^Ipment of the teams with night to grant U K. Gibbs and bis as­
up-Urdaie goods there. Is no danger sociates wBo arc prunoUng an elec-.
road for this city and the penin­
that they will not be a credlt'to the
leeuM (f Fact
sula. This and three minor changes
dty.
Chas. Jeffries vE.filniey J. Morgan ceptlon of the light, street railway and
Tbe High School AthleUc aasoeiaUon are the only ones requested In the or­
and G. .R. & I- Bi^tfoad Co., replevin; ferry companies. Thirty-flve hundred Is composed of most of the boys in dinance adopted a year ago granting n
Farm C. Gilbert fmjilalntlff and Pratt men are thrown out of
the High school and Its object Is to franchise to Mr. Gibbs. Tbe fate of
A Davis for di
ting off a pay roll of (7,000 a d^. give Traverse,City as good football, the proposition to es^lsh an electric
Thurtle va. ivester B. Som- The busing is now in tbe t^s of baseball and track teams as possible. system here, declare F. A. Boselly.
and May Somen uumpslt; Pratt Speyer A C{. of New York who fore- The lack of a Y. M. C. A. In this city the promoter’s attorney, depends en­
A DavU and Parmj
clo^ its Bortgate on the ConaoUdat- makes the benefit of the High school tirely on the privilege to operate unE^t Jordan
r Co. vs. Daniel ed company for a loan of (6,000.000 association much gieater and' In a
>r the general railway acL Aa andi
Dake. assumpsit:
itt A DaVU and give last January.
concession would mean the paying
small degree takes the place of the
Farm C. Gilbert, .
WiUlam Coyne, assisiaiit U> Presi­ former. It will be remembered that of all taxes to the state insteed Of tbe
Edward Klldee vsiPrank Sayton. as- dent Shields, in the official announce­ several years ago the board of edu­ city, this clause will doubtleee receive
sompsit appeal: ^tn C. Onbert and ment says:
careful
conslderaUon by the aldercation approprIated'dOO for tbe estabPratt A Davis.
,
,”On account of not having funds
llBlunem of a gymnasium at tbe Gen­
Jt*n I^nsom vs > Herbert KraoU. meet pay roll and current accounts ual school building but afterwards
“The proposlUon
for an elec­
ejectmeni: Farm iC.'fGilbert and A. F. and no immediate prospects of meeting used the funds for other purposes
tric road is combing frei^t and pass­
Nerllnger and W.'fi. Poster.
them. President Shields In unwilling that time there was no athleUc s
enger," said Attorney Boselly In sn
Fred Welst vs. John Keople. tres­
proceed longer Incurring liablliUes claUou in the school and as much good interview this morning. “The money
pass appeal: Pam C. Gilbert
account of Its officers, men or other could not have been done with the
be made handling freight, as you
Pstchin A Crouer.
creditors.
money as could at present. With (100 can easily flgnre that the passenge'
Robert K. Mann, estate, vs. Daniel
“We shall run but one train per
(200 given now. however, a great traffic would yield small returns at the
Wm. Carpenter and week on the Algoma Central railway deal of good would result to the schol- best. If we operate under the street
end Wm. H Foswr.
[ween tbe Soo and the end of steel,
railway act, we would be prohibited
John W, Patchha and W. P. Crotser
about 60 miles: This means that
For several years there has been the from-Jiauling freight cars except dur­
vs. John Holmes, assumpsit appeal; 3,500 men will be thrown di
need of something along the line of ing the night hours. This would never
Patchin A Crotser and Underwood A ployuenL The Helen
the Y. M. C. A and U proper oncour do where the road would rely on fruit
Umlor.
ploying 300 men; tbe Grace gold mine, agement be given now. It Is probable shipmenu from the peninsula. Under
Milo B. Wetmore vs. The ConctNrdla employing 70 men; the Mlchipleoten that within a year or two the associa­ the general railway act refrigerator
Fire Ins. Cc... assumpsit; Patchin A branch of the railway, employing 60 tion would take that place and be of
could be loaded at Old Mission,
and DlcklDBon, Stevenson. Cul­
the veneer mill at Soo, OnL. em- incalculable benefit to the young
brought to this dty and turned over
len. Warren and ButzM.
ploying 76 men: the sawmill at Soo, of Traverse City.
the steam roads, "niat the oomMlc
Ilchael N. Mye# vs. NetUe Young
the car
ly <«eraUng under the gsmeral rail­
and Lawrence
L
YoiUK replevin: Govell Ehops" at Soo OnL, employing
way act eould run locomotlvee on the
A Cross and Pam C. Gilbert.
streets is preposterous. Tbe company
the Algoma Iron works, at Soo,
American Soda 0». .vs. Frank la, OnL. emidorlng idO men; the sulphite
would only have such rights in this re­
hym. replevin; MQbin A Crotser and pulp Bill, at Soo, O
spect as were granted by the city.
'The .
Biraey J. Horaan vs. FiodO-. J^in Muskegon. Grand Rapids, Battle
ot>enlM^
Creek, Kelamaxoo. Ann Arbor, .Port

The calendar «or the September
term of elrcnlt t^r, which opena on
ibu 2gtb. haa he§ trrang^ and is as
follows:Tr - '
CrimlAlXases.
People vs. Glt^ Bennett, 'viola­
tion of liquor lai^; 6eo. H.
plalntitt aand .Pr^t * Davis
Dav for deOnly Three of the li
fendant'
People vs. Geo. tKWitt, assault with
intent to commit case; Geo, H. Cross
and Farm C. QllHisr.
People rs. Patrlik Burden, viola­
tion of liquor law 0«.; h. Cross and lot of any city to feel is e
here since the announcement yeaterlilbwlBenneU, v
>y President Sb^ds
; Oef H. Cra
that every one of the planU of^e

H. 8. Hull. Presiderrt.
H. C. Davie end
A. V. Friedrich, Vice Presidente.
C. A. Kemmend, Caehier. '

TO ENGAGE IN
BEE CULTURE

Xa'vtna-i(Ba'v8; JcAi Rennie, eject­
ment. Covell A Crow and Paml C.
Gilbert.
Chancery Cases.
The'township of -paradise vs. Ira
D. Linten, et al. demurrer: “nios.
Smurthwaite and Pratt A Davis.
The Oval Wood Dish C<r. vs. Octave
Dominie and Fred F. Dominie; Thos.
Smurthwaite and Pratt A Davis.
Chas. J. .Und vs. Annie B. Lind,
petition to modify deefee: Farm C
Gilbert and Pratt A Davis.
James H. Monroe vs. Eva Smith, et
al, bill to qulef title: Farm C. Gilbert

H. I. KINAPP
----- THK-----

Watchmaker

New

•5'
8TORV
NLOCK.

Anders F. Erickson vs. Emil Nelson
and Maria Nelson. biU to set aside
deed: Farm C. Gilbert and' Pratt A
DarU.
In Uio matter of the estate of Edna
V. Miller, an infant, peUUon to sell
real estate; Patchin A Crouer.

Harriett D- Tucker vs. Edward W.
Thicker, divarce; Pratt A Davis and
Loranger A Loranger.
Minnie Dunn vs. I\-aa Dtmn, divorce;
Farm C. Gilbert and Pratt A Davis.
J. E. Grellick Co. vs. Geo. Mills Ragcrs. mechanics' Hen; Cov:ll A does
and Farm C. Gilbert
Chu-Scbumacher vs. Geo. Mills Roglien; Coveil A
Croes and Farm C. Gilbert.
Mae Dye >-s.-Edwin Dye, diterce:
Coveil A Cross and Pratt A Davis.
, Pro Confesso.
Mary J. Crain vs. Burnett A Crain,
divorce; Farm C. Gilbert
Henry D Pftspatrick ve. Ruby E
FlUpatrick, divorce; Farm C. .Gilbert.
N^ie H. Biddleoomb rs. O. Arthur
Uiddlecomb. divorce:
Umlor. -

CHRISTIAN CHURCH
New Jewelry Store on the
Sooth Side.

Watches.aocKs aRd Jewelry.
Rne Repairing a Specialty.

409 i Union Street

W'

:x:.

W hiiii.e 111"-1

A few items from etir Magniricent Fall Stock of Depend­
able Depss G^ods.

cow.

FOUR

CALENDAR

New «hoe Store.

MEN’S $3.00 SliOb^

2o8 Ti- .lit St

HIS UNCLE

WILLIAM YINGLING WAS TOO
MUCH FOR HIS FATHER.

J. W. 8L4TER,
l*rsoti< ul

SEPTEMBE*

CITY ■OlTidN.

Leitg List ef

in Bed-Blankets, Sheets, Ouihs, Be,

■ Retail and Who

EAGLE.

Meeting In Stelnterg's Opera House.
Sermon Subject Sunday nlghl

works at Soo, O
the Michigan Lake Superior Co.
Soo. Hich., employing 60 men;
pine veneer log, pulp and charcoal
the line of the Al­
goma Cenual railway, employing 1,700
the retort plant at Soo. OnL,
employing
90
men.
and
Algoma steel plant employing
I* be absolutely closed down
today, leaving at each
care-taker in the daytime and two
watchmen to protect the property.
Tbe general offices stay and the Al­
goma Central main line staff will be
reduced proportlonataln the proba­
bility being that not more than 16 of
the entire sUff of 90 men will be re­
tained.”

PROF. GRAWN WILL LECH3RE

Suttons Bay. Hfch., Sept. 19.—Prof.
C. T. .Grawn will be the leading edu­
cator at the teachers' institute which
will be held here October 12-14. Miss
Fanuie I. Allen of the Central State
Normal school and BuperlnUndeni
Kay of tbe Cadillac city sch
also been engaged by County School
CommlslBoner Duncan. This promises
to be the beet institute ever held In
Leelanati. and coming near the begin­
ning of the school year, the teachers
able to put to good use ttie
knowledge-gained at tbe InsUtnte. A
reception for Monday evening and a
lecture and possibly a banquet Tnesday night aie planned tor the teach­
ers' entertainment.

HAD HIS ARM BADLY INJURED

>nd His Hand Slipped Letting His
Arm Fall Upon Saw.

Frank Hallberg of Bast Eighth
BtreeL who la employed at tbe Oval
Wood^Dish taetorr. met -with A Yery
prtnful and quite serious accident at
about 2 o’clock this afternoon. While
be was at work on a rip saw the small
Get your menoyW vMrth fn ahoe teed bell connected with It came off.
He put his arm under the *w in
order to get tbe bell upon the pulley,
but in so doing bis band slipped Just
as the belt started the taw, and his
Um DISTANCE
right fdreann was cut nearly halt
TEffHONE SERVICE througfa. He was uken to. tbe office
of Dr. C. J. Kneeland and Drs. Knee. WITB ALL
and Martin dressed the wound,
SUMHa RESDRH land
taking aeveral sUti^ In IL
St < lafr Plata, Puiat Anx Barqun.
Cbarlevoim P«lo«key. Tawaa, IHoo.
Manilou Beaoh; elo.. .
A handsome squere OraBd piano, full
else, only (68—In our removal aale.
Don’t mlss-IL Easy Uraa. OrlnBoU
- t.. 239 But Float sttaat 8S4Att

“WHAT I BEIIEVE.'

Michigantdwlione Co

>r of the Blmwood fruit farm at Bingham, wilt start
nest Tuesday with one car load. 400
of bees, for Cuba where he
will engage la bee culture. He ex­
perts to be in Havana in 10 days from
leaving Traverse City. Mr. Hilbert
visited Cuba last winter and after
looking t£e Island over decided to •
gage in bee farming, purchasing
farm of 66 acres in the province of
Plnar Del Rio, 70 miles from Havana.
Mrs. Hilbert will Join her husband in
November.
Mr- Hilbert is starOng at this lime
of year to reach Cuba In time for the
honey flow, •which commences ebout
tbe first of November and lasts about
moD&. ^e says that the honey
flow there is something enormous, beobtalned from what
the naUves call Bell flowers and Agunalda. The latter flower grows on a
that resembles a rpomlog glory.
The flower Is in all colors, white, pink
and blue, the piuk predominating.
The quality and flavor of thla honey.
Mr. Hilbert says, is .very fine, add if
handled properly and shipped
United States will sell few the same
price as the beet honey produced here.
When be was in Cubs last winter he
he had an oppwtualty to sample
Agnsalda honey and be sai
thou^t It was the best be bad
tasted. It has a peculiar flavor of its
that is tempUng. Tbe only ob­
stacle In the wey of shipping it to the
United SUtes Is the duty, which is
about 16 cenU per gallon on Uquid
honey end about In the same propor­
tion -on comb honey. There is UtUo
liquid honey sent to the United Stales,
he says, for the reeson that the Cabas
bee keeper Is too careless and can'L or
don't produce an artlele that
market here wants. He geU only two
cents a pound for it In Havana, and it
all goes to Germany and is used In the
beer business. Tbe Germans don’t ap­
pear to be particular whether there are
dead bees in it. There Is therefore no
object in the Cuban being parUeslv
to produce a fine artlde.
“But the American bee keeper is
looking the eICnatlon over iand be Is
ex^.
I Hr. Hubert. "If
he can pndnee t^U In large
li^ he can ship to Jbe Dnllet
'. inehlppliictbieeta
The comb U
twgue and- the traaepoftiHoB
biwk more or lesa. Bnt that
can be orwoome, to a certain -extonL
by eWpping in ear into and permmaUy
- .......... - TWrd Page.)

organised under the general railway
In' large cities where the lines
can be profitably operated on the pass­
enger traffic, they are organised under
the street railway act.
“The peninsula portion of the road
win be operated under the general
railway art. If the city lines were un­
der tbe other acL It would neoeasltate
two separate ctnnpanics, which would
lead to heatT expense In getting out
the tM»ds. Jt is simply Impossible to
build and run an electric system here
unless the company is granted this
which We will ask for Mon­
day night.
operating under these two acts it
under the street railway act. the «>mpeny's taxes would be psyable to the
city and under the general railway
they would go to the state. As far
re are concerned we'would as soon
pay them to tbe city as to the state.
It would amount to about the eame.”
In this connection U K. Gibbs potnt1 out that the city would probably
agree to exempt the company for t
few years anyway.
Tbe promoters deelre that the name
of the company shall be known as the
Traverse City A Peninsula Railroad
Co., instead of the Traverse City Elec.
Co.' The old ordinance provides
that the company shall provide as
"metallic return circuit wire” to pre­
vent electrolyelt of water and gas
pipes. Mr. Boselly declares that this
method Is not now used as a preventa­
tive of electrolysis and tbe now ordi­
nance Simply states that the company
shall take surti steps as shall prevent
elecUrtyslB, leaving tbe means to the
company.
Mr. Boselly states tbe
company would do this for selfprotedkm. One -clause in the old
ordinance states that tbe bridges .
wOl be kept In repair by the
city but in tbe eame clause It pro
vldes that the strert raflway company
shall supply stringers, plank, etc., and
shall put these in at lU own expense.
He wants this oostradIcUon taken out
of the ordinance, j
foot6a>l doings.
Ci^ Team-May Pley et Fair In Ceijtral Lake.
A date has been oeewed by Managhr Elflier B. Brown of the City foot­
ball team for a game to this dty on
Saturday. October 8, wfth the FerrU
Institute team of_,Slg Baplde. The
game in this city last year betwemi
these teams was a very exciting coeand this season the lo^ team win be
stronger than ever, and hopes ere enthat the Ferris hoys will be ■
glren aU the football that theydealre
from this dry.
It la alao probable that the Ctty
team may go to CeMral Lake on a)Oer
the 2Srd or 24tb of this month to play
on one aftenooaof the etreet
edto S6o at W. W.

THE IIAII V WABT.U!. HATTTWt RY..BEPTEMBEB ft, im
OLIN

The D^ly Eag:le.

Whet EdHara Say.
Havtag gene to ’fof" Wheeler's
town to be Initiated, the Hon. 9miam
th is now entitled to poee
k.UieK £■ WRITS, a. B. t>. »iii'im»t-*im as the geographical as well as the log-

“isss.”i£sr*““

When a man attempts to pick a wo­
w’s pocket, he ahould be examined
•UBSCRIPTiONB.
as to his aaiWT instead ot being tried
' One VMk. b7 curler,
.........| 10 for laroeny.-Evening News.
One moDtb. ^ meU. ..................
U
Tbree nmthe, br mmU, ..........
7S
Tbe New TorWWorld quotes adence
Six menUit, bj imU. .................. 1 SO
a saying that microbes in the hi
One jeat, hj naU.........................S 00
system ere killed by the vibration oc­
Offlc*-m WoM vYoat street.
Both Tboo« OS.
casional by laubtar. This oubt to
B. B. BBOWN,
obviate the expense ot microbe wtlCltr Otrenlator.
I.—Saginaw Courier-Herald.
Netlee to Bubeeribue.
Sulwcrlbera to ne OeUr &sle ue
T««iieeted to notUr the offloe et
of ear UUore to teedre the |
pitverly or on Uete so that the
eastern artist. Miss Bryan, If press
tenttoo <a the cerrler bor mar be^
repoits-are to be believed, is booking
edled without dftar.
diDOSt as many engagements as ber
■ Coming bvame.
distinguished Ihther.—KalamaxQO GaSept 19.—Matinee and nl^t pe^ sette-NewB.
fonsance o( "Man to Man"—Stein­
berg’s Grand opera house.
An ArcHc traveler repMts tbe dlsoovSept 24.—Oordan and -Bennetfo
. elaborate projIaoUon of the rcawatlc ery of tredi tracks of a maimnoUi with
18 to«. Mr. LoF only delayed his
plar, "A Ror« SlaTe."—Stelnbeigre
of a renominatlon until he
Louis Lytten li the title role is
Next Thursday. September 24
learned whether the thing was beaded
this wv —New York Telegram.
will have a play that wUI suit the most once majestic andtender. Natnal and
strels—Steinberg's Grand e«>era bouse.
easy In bis manne-. hIs work seems
■critical. "A toyal. Slave." It is
effort and he Is qiioi and convlncl
BTRECT RAILWAY FRANCHISE.
Tbe fact that there's grafting in delightful picture of the Land of the His support Is o: tbe best and too
On Monday nl^i the city council Indian Territory should not encourage
over wblcb the Uoniexnmas once much cannot be latd cd the play. It
«U1 be asked for conecssioDS In the other grafters to go thRher. The fact
ruled In regal splendor. Now that our is original, thrilling, fascinating, emus,
Canchlse granted L. K. Glbba and bis is that the "ground fioor” operatore. al­
ing and for a change every actor has
country is spreading Its wings ov
associates a yeu ago tor an electric ready on the scene, will "sklD"
r Spanish posseaslons, it behooves U character to portray- It Is refresh
railway to be operated in this dty. ordinary giufter along with the InII to catch a gllmpe of the land ing to find a piece that calls tor «•
The nature of these eoncesslou
dlans.-et. Louis Republic.
ot poetry and sunshine—Mexico.
tors not Btlcks.
made pnbllc today. In only one partlcniu do they seem to be of great Im­
T^ University of Chicago has sent black, again makes a bid for favor.
tUMial Churchportance to the dty.
aslor.
a corps of professors to make explor­ Combinations of cbenlUe and felt ap­
The promoters »sk to be allowed
and music
ations in the vicinity of Babylon. Pres. pear. Wings are much used on fells
operate under the general railway i
__________ offering of the
Went Harper will remain at home and tor general wear and quill feathers as
MlBsloiAiy
association will
Instead of the street raUway act as confine Ms digging to Mr. Rockefeller.
be
received.
Please
bring
your con­
well,
the
former
showing
decided
pref­
spedM in the original trandOse. The
erence tor mwufactnred examples, tribution tor this great work.
ob)ect la seeking this diange. they
Sunday school at noon. Parenu are
rather than the natural.
claim, is to pknnit the company to do
ivited
to
visit
the
classes.
When a United States senator i
LUCY CARTER.
Intermediate Christian Bndea
a combined freight and passenger
rested for shooting game out of sea­
4:30 p. m, In the church parlors.
Iness. 'They point out, and josOy too.
son be ought at least to have suflldent SBC* ssssss-sssss***********
that this city and sarroondlng district
'y^^.*C.^^;15. Young people
regard tor his consUtuents' feeling ot
does not proride a passenger pro
irited. Mr. Hoyt, leader.
pride In hbn not to plead that be
tlon but that the success of the line
Evening gospel service. 7:30. Take
^orant of the law,—Recordfront s^te. Bring, your Mends with
at Its Incepticm and tor many years
following win depend largely on
^^Mayflower brigade. meets WednesGrace EpiMopal Church.
freight business whkh it is hoped
Comer Boardman avenue and Wash­
derelop on the peninsula. Under the
Inbject of the Thursday evening
ington etroeta.
NEW YORK FASHIONS..
meeting. "The joyonsness of tbe Cbrlsstreet railway acL they say they would
Rev. C. T. Stout, rector.
be onable to handle frel^t care on
Holy communion, 7:30 A m.
Morning service and sermon, 1
Fall and Winter Materials: Styles
their line except at nighL This wordd
Evangelical Church.
Sunday uchool at U noon.
not be feasible Tbe promoters claim
In Making; Millinery.
Rev. D. O, Ruth, pastor.
Evening service at 7:30.
that if their company were oMnpelled
10:00 A m., jireacbi
' ’
A cordial InvlUUon to all these ser­
to organise under the street railway
Neuber of Caledonia.
vices.
New York. Sept. 16.—The coming
12:00. Bible school.
act they could not sell thb bonds.
winter wUI be one of contrasts. Noth­
6:30.
Y.
P.
A.
servlceTo the dty the chief difference in
7: So Wednesday evening, prayer
allowing the company to t*erate un­ ing will be more elebnt or more stylmeeUngIts smooth sur­
der me street railway ca general rail­
A cordial weloftnc to all
10:30, Morning service. Sermon by
way act will arise throngh the taxes. face ««nmendlng Itaelf especially wd the pastor. ReedpUon of probationers.
I numerous shades, running cloeq, Class meeting. 9:4S.
Church or ChrisL
In the first case the taxes would be
200, sboW the great expected de­
payable to the dty and In fhe second
juuiur
u a;w.
Instance to the state. It will be the mand for R. On the other hand, one
Bpworth League, 6:30 p. m. L^er.
n nuuBc.
sees •fleecy slbellnee, the more expen­
doty of the aldennen to determine
: service,. 10:16.
sive reaching a limit of sbagglneBS. In Clyde ^omas. Topic. 'The call of
with i””
the aplrlL"
-bS mTa-wfi
wbat amount of taxes ml^t be ex__
au inch Irtrte
rvioc. 7:80. Serm<m by
Sunday sCluKa
setuKd at
_______
nooA
Union meeting <rf Junior And Inter
pany. Hie company would naQirally be will render wearers of theftame, quite the pastor.
medlatee
at
4:30.
animal like In appearance. Lord ft Tay­
exempted for five or 10 years, so that
Senior
Endeavor
at 6:45 p. m.
First Methodist Church.
lor's magnificent dUpiay In these lines,
this concession may not be so Import­
Rev.
W.
L.
Lantman,
pastor.
does not however hinder a showing ot
"What I believe."
9:30. Class meeting.
ant as It first appears. The promoters
Lees Obtrusive Goode
Pentecostal pr
10:30. Wonbip. Sermon topic "The
point out
bonuses were glren tbe
and sDcb as will be selected by the east of tbe Tabernacle." New i— day evening at 7
' other railroad lines entering this dty
Saturday night, ii
large class ot persons who while de- ers will be received.
study of the Snndar school lesson «
and in those cases not a cent of taxes
12.
Sunday
sobooi
of bMng ft
!. make J 4 C:1E, Bpworth League.
Topic, Uie Atidren.
'comes Into the ddc fund. For this
dlcions -chtec^ j>t materialsB w U "Call of'Ieaiab.” Mrs. Price and June
/resBon they think It only Cair to restandard orJe^uch fabrics remain­
will lead.
^re BlfflUu treatmenL espedaUy
Bring your Bible.
Worship. Topic. "The Bible
ing in vogue season after season and
when they do not ask any bonus and
schools." Tubers and school
Friends Church.
agree to do,the paving between the esMly changed, if need be, from one
member
ot
a
family
to
another.
Un­
ralU and tor’s spedfied distance out­
der this head, come mixed cloths, chevFourteenth SL Church.
side.
Sunday echoql, 2:30 p. m. PneacbThe quesUon ot revenue to the dty lots. tweeds, hair line stripes and
3:00, Juntor Endeavor.
sVs hMr goods. PlaWs are very ig at 3:30 p. m. Reception ot probadionld not be deemed tqp Important
6:16. Senior Endeavor.
ilneat among fall goods, the larg- oners.
7:80. Preaching by the pastor.
■the line will probably lose mcfcey
roportion being in subdued tones,
Everybody welcome.
for two or three years and it may be
Baptist 'Church.
but rich wine color or effective altera comparatively long time before tbe
Rev. W. T. Woodbouse, pastor.
naUons ot bine and wUte become
10:30, service. Subject. "Hearers
Swedish LutheraA
system will meet i e operaUng and
probably a prelnde to other striking and lioers."
Rev. A. Martin of Kingsley will con­
malntenauce expv . :es. H requires
12:o0. Sunday school.
combinations.
duct service at 10 a ra. in tbe Svedieb
courage on tbe part of capitalists to
12:00. Baraca. Bible class tor young Lutheran church on Washington
Styles In Making.
Inveat their money in the road. Cheap
street.
t seems at last that pouch trMitB,
B. Y. P. U., 6:16.
electric power is probably the main
long a refuge for detective flgiires.
Bvenlng service, 7:80. SubJecL
reason to lead moneyed men to beare to be greatly modified and In many "Sin. the nature of it. This Is the eeeThe Ming of Shoes la Seix's Royal
neve that a street railway ^ay be
cod in a a^-iee of sermons on tbe sub­ Biuo'shee eoW for $3.60 by Frank
cases, discarded In favor of cloee fit­ ject
profitoWy operated In this dty and on ting corsages. For street Wear, long,
Friedrich ft Co.
'46-t-6
Prayer meeting Thuieday evening
tbe pailnsnla.
tight fitting coats en suite with the
e of Grlnnell Bros.'
A street railway is a nweeslty but dress, win be worn, but as thU style
All are cordially invited to attend
!rs,
has
been
tuning
e services.
not such a preeslag mie that It does Is fatal to shcHt, atoot figures, a abort
-A. and
not come within the bounds
being a
garment reaching only to the
wlU be f_____
He is
ct Church.
luxury. U cwttallsts are willing to walsL wUl be in order. In sleeves,
acknowledged one or tne
r best
Rev. W. R. Matthews, pasbv.
having spent years with s
of the
take tbe risk of building a road, Trav­
is, as yeL bat sli^t modification
Young people’s meeting at 6 r. i
erse City sbould place no obstade in
immer ideas and again wUl ap­
Sunday evening service at 7:80 1
tfoBlc Honse. 239
their way. ao long as the undertaking pear those inverted puffs that have
ahall not be a burden on the
pay­ shown what paucity ot idea prevails.
ers. A franchise should’be c^fistructSeme Elegant Gowms
ed with this end in view.
at fall exhlbHloDS, are worthy of
Flrot Pre
. >0 to Detrtet and Toledo. $6.00 to
spedal mention ^d a beanUful ex­
Washington and Park streets.
Chicago, $4.00 to Onnd Rapids on G.
NEW REQUISITE IN PASTOR.
ample lo tan braa$^>th. Is made walkRev. Wiley K. Wright pastor.
R. ft I. annnal excnnlon October 6.
Morning service and aermon, 10:30. $5.00
Tbe Pittsburg. Pa.. Methodist confer­ Ing length with a&opped seiaraa. the
to Rldimond. October 13. Ask
Bible
sdiool
at
noon.
ence eays: "This oonference needs waist confined by a qord and tassels
O. R. ft I. agent about It. 3246-t4l6
Yonng Pe(»le'e servioe, 8:16.
at least three or four more pastcse tor end handsoae poidaats appearing on
Evening service. 7:30.
dreult work, and anyone who can flU the aleevee and waist about the shoaldPrayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.
__
Working OvertitnA
Eltfit boor laws are Ignored by
the toUowlng ooodltlons will be wel­ ers. w^ere It Is met by a lace yoke
those tireless UtUe workers—Dr.
A cordial waloome to all.
comed. to-wlt: Most have snail fam- laid over wMte satin. The sleeves ars
Oy,.^any. and be able to turnlab a In modified bishop abape. With thla,
always _
__
Christian Belertce Berv
.-horse ami oome to diarge nnaaklsted; is worn a threerquarters length ooaL
Indigestion, Baucit.«.w>A
Modem Woodman hall, t
on. Side HdadaAe and all Stem,/ not afraid ot hard work, no bobbles, A seooBd gown In flue paatM blue oOce.
a^ Uven and
njww .uvuow*.
^ BowdI
.troublPA «wy.
Easy,
no plaoehunler, sound on the ffocbrlne doth, is made with a tIighUy flaring
Sunt
pleasanL sale. snrA Only 25c at Bugof taoUBesB, wflUng to begin for nom­ addition to the skirt, with tueka ..
bee RoAurgh Co. and S. B. Walt ft
inal salary of 9400 or 4600; a good, the flare. The upper portion of the
Sons’ drug atom.
dear bead; a warn, loving heart, and skirt U cut in ptente each one edged
Ug feeL well planted <» the solid with serwal rows ot narrow sOk
braid, eompletod by small bnttow;
■>V ALL MEAHI, HAVE A FIT.'S. EENDA A CO. CLOTHIEBa
tight fitting ooaL -Both dreosee are
bound with the 8. H. ft M. velvet
Skirt pnteotor, for whldt autumn -ex­
« all our power lap
to gather in.oi
hibitions dtadoee oontinped prefer-

I

THE CHURCHES

I-

ence. Contiaote are vary noticeable la
New Mtlllnay.
Thus while fiabbwiable examples re­
main on the gateau order or with
scarce the ^atenoe ot a orosm. recent
tnetitms show hhft crowns In
boroogh style and as a special fin­
ish of the season, are two or throe
h plumea noddUig on the left
aide. Bmooth heaven, tbe bain lying
Mf Bath Biyan Is having another flat and 0oaty. have much showing, but
attack with her heart. This time the again are seen rou«. hairy fette In
agpeniveaesB as to soifue U
oume U an arttst eff Newport.
ling eharautariatte. White benren and f«tta as wMl, -will bs very
fbsblrambls, but th^ an dark taown
cr bbts falts «tet ooaaaad attaatkm.
bsatan ars atao prattesat and
the old tims oombtBBtleB 4ff vMts and

LOW RATE EXCURSION TO THE
On September 29th the Lake Shore
ft Mldiigan Southern Ry. wUl run the
Olln Family excuraton to Cleveland
and Bnffalo.

Loan Headquarters
liiijioST

Sslvrled
ploye
make losu*

HOST mmm styles
T
T
Perfectly Tailer^*-Hve Dollars to Twen^T^e Dollars.

Sale on Top ^
Coats Has Begun!
These deservedly popular garments have
grown to be the most useful coat a men can
buy

alway.s a time and place where you

need one of these garments, and where nothr
THE NATIONAL LOAN COMPANY.

iiig else will do.

C. A. SUTHERLAND, Mgr
Roocu XBWllholn lllk.. vlU; Dskr LuxberCo.

we show, ai’e not equn^d 4^ .pAer manu­

Best hand-tailored good^

facturers than those we reflresen^-

H) House Bargains
on Tenth Street
.lust SL-<-nt-ed ti-n mon- i
rt-sidenucN on Wi-sl Tenlti a-Ii
and the. posy Payment Plan
makes Ibvtu cheaper than pa.\’iut’
rent A little time is well ^pL■D^
in looking- these over.
choice mar mean Mimething.

i
Hamillon v Golhing ' Co.

^

--- .. ... ..

pbotegiapbie ooUectlaa all that la
meet baaodful in feminine form and
batare In town haa been nitUei^
mattered by the Iowa state ewnrteskm. which dedaree it -will have none
- of It in the Iowa building at the St
Louis nxpoeltlon. Now the only way
tor lows beoaties to get an inning at
be fair ta to attend in penon.

FAMILY ANNUAL EXCURSION
levMaad, 0., and Buffalo, N. T.,
To aeve
the Lake Shore ft
will be r
_____J Ry., Tut
tember 29th. Special train ....
Orand-4lapldB at 8:06 A m. mnnlng
through wUbont change. Fare to
Qeveland and return, $6.76; Buffalo.
$9,00. TTekets
ivcaeis goon
good for
lor 30
ati uayn.
days. Fvr«>-s from ticket agents, or by
Uenlars
g to W. S. Brown, T. P. A.. Hlllswriting
Mlch,.. or. R. W.
dale. Mlt.
.. Innea. G. P.vA.,
Grand Rapids. Mich.

WE FIRST

Wonderful Fall Clothing
SenToAble Boys' PM SiUto. ftlJW),

'

ftR JtO. •SJSO, «4>

Men*« Underwear
Both twopleoc or Dnl6n Suite.
«i.
ei.M, C2. eE-so to aft,
alt wool, any color, and every

Newhuid Hats
as, $2.50. as, Sl,BO, Cl

rixe. DONT BUT until yon’ve
seennal

“That’s air

J. W. HILLIKER

one NEW

Roal eatata Broker
HAS FOR SALl:

FALL and WINTER

m

- SUITS—

Watch Case.
I have Jnfit rct-rived H lln<-ni'w line of
the latest style

Belt Buckles
-----ANU——

Sash Pins

.\H the latest style*
of Hickey and Free­
man Co.
line,
Roch ester, New
York, are displayed
on our tables. Suits
bought of us are
pressed free of
charge

:.

:

:

Alfaoa fine new line of

iient’s Fobs.

MILLER BROS.

Call sad ace ua.

L. M. Bennett

ISTFronlSI. Beadle Block.

PIrat door east of Sfeindei-^'a.

Sevei-al Desiiable

Faiuis.

Seven rooin house and .lot
on Randolph street, nepi- Etniwootl avenue sfhfx>l.
Easy
terms; pi-iee f1,000.
Seven room house oii Hose
street, lot 50x180.
Price
J750;
half
cash
h:i!am-e
time.
Pour dtvellings on East
side, reasonable jiriees, easy
terms.
Seven room house West
Ninth street, stone foiinda-,
lion,eementeel1ar, lot 50x1061
Price Sl.-lOO.
$evon iwim hmis«* on West
Seventh stivet, slon«‘ founda­
tion, lotGOxlT'i. Pncefl,400

Enquire at my office
for term*.

Warm Furs For Cold Days
is wliat'evi'i v lady needs. Would 3*ou like to wear nice fni-s lliis
fall ami w,iiil.‘i-y .The day’s now may be warm, hut cold ones will
surely eoiiie.
Have 3’ou seen our elegant line of
.

Fur Scarfs
Tliey are as fine as t’ou will find, and such an assortment to select
from. You luav not need them now, but come In an3’wa3’ and see
tlie beautiful goods. It will give 3;ou ah idea ofthe newest style.s
and then we like to show these handsome fui-s.
We begin with the lower priced, the Cone3’,-rsplendid'value
for the morey—are from 1.2.5 to $4.00. The^Opposum with
the beautiful banded tails sell from 7;50 to ©12..50. The Coun
in both Sable uml-lsaliclla at $11.
^

The Fox IS a most popular fur, and these sell fi-oin lO.dOto52T>.00. The S«iiiim>i makes a beautiful scarf ami tliese are
SI.YtiO.
You want lo see the L3'nx sknirf at both $10.00 and
Sl.1.00, and the Beaver at $18.00.

We Sell School Bwks
All the different kinds that are usedin the city schools, and almost all kinds that
are in- use'in the district schools,
y<iu want those we don’t carrj^, we’ll get them
for 3’ou on d.he shortest possible notice.

We Sell School Supplies
of all kinds. A splendid assortment of writing tablets for school use
in both 5c and 10c pencil paper and the same in hard paper. All kinds
of legal and foolscap paper, blanks and envelopes. Pens, inks, rulers,
])enci)s, jienholders, crayon and erasers..
We furnish school districts with their school books and supplies, school
seats, teachers’ desks, Recitation seats, bhack boards, globes, maps aad
other school apparatus. Glad to furnish estimates on anj'tbing pertain- ’
ing to the school room. Correspondence solicited from school district ‘ .
offieehi.

The Hannah 6 Lay
MercafitNe Co.

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rHE DAILY BAGIiK, SATOBOAY, SEPTWMBEB 19, 1903.
UPMpM1«tllNe.

Dr. J.W. GAUNTLETT,

Furniture RcpsirfoE. Ukttrw M&kinc
Keiiorktififr tad Pumiture Packing. •

O. B. CASE,

“CAMPBELL
HAS PARESIS”

Til WeIwUr St Clttxoi,’ ‘pbone U*.

O. P. C4BVKE.
P. W. CABVBE.
O. P. Carver & Bro.

Rastall’s
New
Jewelery
Store...

On uecoont of .the last
‘‘Pish and Game Law”
win be in their office daring bneiin^ta^jtay, reedy to wi

The Weather.
Pair aiiJ wanner tonight end Sun­
day with brisk high to souU
winds.

.Not fuHv aoltled yet
but ready for busioeAS.

Special Rin^ Sale
Tenerrent (Setartfay)
•OLID SOLD aiNGS

Sf.OO.

Bastallp

.hist a few LatHes’ and

Satchels
l.-fl whifii wilt he ehised

i BRIEF.
Mice Maggie Griffith of the Northern
Michigan aeylum went to ManUU
this morning f<w a few days’ TUlt.
MIsa EdHh Atkinaon, who has bean
at HacUnac Island this smnmar,' re­
turned this morning to her
BurdlekTilie.
The Michigan Telephone Co. opanad
offices at Omena and Northport today.
They
from here* to Northport on a meUlIc
circuit.
The neat aale for “A Royal Slave”
will open Monday morning at the bos
office and continue until 5 o'clock p.
m. It will not be open agaln.until Wed­
nesday night, September 25.,
Frank Fester of Detroit, who has
beta vlsiUng friends in this city, to­
day went to Burdlekrille where he will
risit his parents for a few Jays,
will return to this city before return« to Detroit.
The Union Bible etam will meet
BXt Monday evening at 7:30 at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Mor­
gan, 326 Sixth stret. The lesson will
be the eleventh chapter of the gtnpel of Matthew.

Kill at
WILL PAY FIVE PER CENT.

Below Cost!
John T. Beadle.

on Savings Depesita.
initsllurg. Pa.. depL 18.—Consider­
able Interest was created among Pitts­
burg bankers -yesterday by, the an­
nouncement that the Second Natltaal
bank of CoDpellBvine. Pa., one at the
strongest insUtutions of the coke re­
gion. had derided' on Tuesday to here­
after pay 6 per cent interest on s
ings accounts.
The purpose of the tffilclals Is to
duce those who have been boarding
wea]th"at home instead of placlhg it
in the bank. The usual demand for
money inspired the launching of the
plan.

Waterproof
Box Calf..

4.00

A. V. Friedrich

TO-NIGHT!

The Big Comedy Drama
Success

ipn MAN
Lots of Good Specialties I

ta^LShtlngRUnt®^*"
8ept M.-Me«ire. Oohiwell, OaBney and <Mr, whe are
nlng to build an electric raSway In
thU city, have seoaied a «may op­
tion on the property of the
Electric Ught • Water romiuy. sup­
posed to bd valued at atnut fSOO.OOO.
The syndicate is also during optkms
on all the deslrahleLUnd iq the -^rinity of Lakes CadUlae and Mitobril and
lu members eay they kauw of'three
or foor agBodatlOB* of vaj-kau sorts
in Michigan -which darire a/^iaoe
meet nnJer summer resort circum­
stances.^ It Is thelt Intriiuon to «
couragimesUw of this sort here.
: If the^’^nt ipr the local electrical
company ik^urtaaaeS there wil
much less deHTy than otlii-rwise lii the
building of the road as power will be
ready for use »t W Gme.

Under the heading "Campbell Has
Partala,'’ Bditor A. A. Sessions of the
Leelanau SeaUnel of Buttons Bay
comes back again thU week at W. B.
Campbell of Northport and another
blow U slnck in the wordy warfare
over the price of a piece of pie charg­
REAL ESTATE TRANFERB.
ed by the Northport band on Dan W.
Kanfm-di'B eaidlne Sunday excursion.
BdiUw Campbell said last week that Recorded by Regitter of Deeds F. W.
the fnridmt was riosed as far as he
was concerned but Bditor Sessions
poors in a broadside this week that have b^n recordi
would appear to reqnlre an answering Deeds F. W. Wilson;
Kathy Katoer to Adolph Kaiser, par­
volley. Bdilor Seesions writes as fol­
cels:
«4rtls: «460.
lows:
Andrew F. Pray and wife to Adriidi
”8o Windy Bvenlng Campbell de­
alser. sw>4 of nw%. sec. S6. town
range 9; »160.
rides that be ie done ‘ragchewlng’ does
William AlexandM- et al, to John F.
be? Evidently there are people In
It & Co., timber, eec. 14, town 27.
Northport that regret Windy’s idiocy
nge 9; 6960.
in attempting to force 1,200 people to
Herman W. Smith to Art

TO ENGAIiE IN
Riding’s F(Mt Bali Goods
BEE CULTURE
for 1903 &re ready now. '-As this promises to be

a banner year for this class of goods, we ar^
well supplied with the necessary supplies. If

it’s Spaulding’s you get, it’s a guarantee of
that It is property and carelnlly trans­
ferred from car to boat and vice veraa.
goodness. There’s none better.
•3ot honey Is not the only industry
that wlU pay in Cuba. There Is the
orange, pine apjrie. grape fruiL toma­
toes, etc.. thk will pay well with sniL
able soil and cultivation. The freight
Is not BO very high anq the time takes
to reach the New Tork and Chicago ANNUAL OHIO EXCURSION VIA M.
• N. E. AND A. A. R. R.
markets is only three to six days, and
ALWAYS
Wednetaay, October 7.
tbe crops come in the latter part of
.00 to Toledo and return and one
winter when the prices are the best.
for round trip from Toledo to anv
g(0WETHIW0 /
Taking everything into coBslderation. pointtn Ohio on following lines; L. S.
the American is bound to win in Cuba. & M. 8. C. H. 4k D., Horitihg Valley.
Pennsylvania lines. Detroit
TO ANNOY YOU
There are certainly great prospects in Wabaah^
Southern R. R. and Ohio Central R. JL
the island.
When you are nslag oU
A. 8. BARBBB, AgaL
"Although Cuba has been settled
lamps or any kind ot light
nearly 400 years, 1 don’t believe taere
bnl ELECTRICITY in
P. C. GILBERT
per cent of tbe land under culti­ A. B. COB’nSyonr home or office. These
vation. Their methods of cnlttvation
is nothing like ELEC­
rude that they cant cultivate
TRICITY for illumiunting
much land. They lire ao cheaply and
pnrpuseB. No smoke, no
tbe land is so productive that there U
NoTaxClanse
smeU, DO grease, no danger
no object in working very hard. There
ROOMS 8 AND 10. d. • L. Block.
fromfirr^h-lt U the mo-t
no hard winters to provide for;
economical
{lluniinstor
rcoate to buy; so Che average Cu­
that can be proenred.
ban is happy and contented with little.
'f have been to their homm. have
eaten with them and slept in their
ahacks. end have found them very
friendly and hoepitel. Althoogh their
hill of tare is plain, you are welcome
what they have, and that means
sweet potatoes, bananas and coffee.
They always have ct^ee and make it
strong as possible. But they drink
very . little; one oup as large as
wineglass fills tbe bUI.
’"nieir bed coneisU of a canvas cot
with a blanket or two and a straw
cushion for-a>piI1ow. There is
tra bed for visitors, so if you bavent
blanket of your own. you will tare
HERE’S A BOXrather slim. I neveir could ni
why these peopleware satisfied with
HELP YOURSELF.
such slim fare when they could Uve
like kings with a lltUe extra work.
Try whsi
for a
Now this applies to the average Cuban
—pul up in niee boiea and
sold n-bile fresh to the appreciafarmer. There is another class h^LghM'
Maoflheguod
thingi.
of this
but that live in better bouses,
bette and, I should judge, had
>n their table. Their bouses
:r fnrnlsbed and they seem to OUR CANDY STORE
In offering you onr advlM to get a
Gas Range, we are almidy saggestlng
take life easy. They are tbe land
that yon have your bonsehold eqvlpped
owners. The lower claes are nearly
with tbe beat appliance for cooking
all renters. The land is worked either
shares, or cash; in'both
Drop in today And see ocn- line
world contalnST There is nothing
of candles—all fresh, home made better. It is good enangb for any­
owner furnishes a team of oxen, tools,
body.
and shack* anj where the land is
We have tbe largest assortmtat of
wdfkeJ on shares, he gets half of the
SPECIAL
Gas Ranges ever shown in any city,
crop and the main crop which where I
it our salesroom. 228 Front streeL
was is tobacco. Now there is another
class of land owners there, or way ot
selling land instead ot renting that
snrprised me. It was like this. A
o'wns 100 acres of land; he sells onehalt interest to B for 61.000. and B
works the land to suit himself and
BS3 FRONT ST
sell the CFope as he chooees and pays

CITY BOOK STORE.

A. B. CURTIS & CO.

R^^al Estate <fe Tjoatis

• River
ElKtrle Ught 6
Poser'Cempan,.

GAS RANGES

W'\

lidil
One of tl
last Reason’s comedy dramas was
"Man to Man." a highly thrilHng and
InterPRiing plsy that according to all
repoi^ is a first class production In
every respect Its story is intensely
Interesting aeJ while full of thrills and
startling climaxes, is canslstent and
probable all the way through and

fbrget what they know nbont ’forcing
u|i prices’ on that carferry excursion.
"Our first BtatemenL to which ho
objected with a string of uncalled-for
abuse, was properly called ’an attempt
being fanny: if let alone no harm
would have resulted: but when a man
attempU to dictate as to what con­
cerns us. or wjiat we may say. or what
Owesso—Mrs. H. H. Carson, aged 84 basIncsB we may engage <n wlthont
years, relict of a rireuli rider, died dirty slurs from him. and calls us a
ytalcrday At her home in this city. liar because we dare hint at the truth,
Mrs. Carson had lived in this vicin­ hlR contract doesn't permit, him to
ity for more than.-CO years, coming cease ‘rag-taewlDg’ until he has dis­
hero when it wtm-i wilderness.
posed of home of his soiled linen and
can dig up 13 buttons out of the place
Albion—Robert Shipman, aged 83. where his wisdom teeth ought to be.
has been arrested charged with as­ When any man or set of men gets
sault and battery upon Ono Martin, 6430 out of a load or two of provUlons.
aged 76. The men own adjoining tanns the payers become kltaers. and if
but Martin’s land Is lower than ShipA'ant to joke-about it we aball do
man’s. Mbrtin was constructing >
U the band bad-amlled and said.
dam to tiini the flood coming from hla 'Well, you did not buy anything you
UNION MADE
neighbor’s farm, but Shipman i
didn’t want, did youf there need have
him building It and gave him a trounc> been on unpleaaantness. but If they
permit a grafter like Work Everybody
Campbell to run n bluff that *whoever
Galien—Mis.s Helen Brown of this informed Mr, Sessions that the Northvillage, the prettiest girl in
por<. band used the privilege they haa
while curling ber hair thrust the hot
tlic boat of selling
Iron Into her right eye and will iose
force up prices, lied either deliber­
Ks Right. She is aged 16.
ately or accidentally.’ and reiterate it
few times, explanations arc bound
w.^ti-rproof
Orchard Lake—Orchard like MIUfollow. It Is no crime to sell food
uppen,.
famou>.
upMrv. Bab-un
Bab'
•aterpr.wf soles; for geiieriil aerrice: lary academy has reopened with an for more than It is worth; It compUenrollment of over 100 pupils. 60 of
matters to lie about it and say
whom are new to the school.
you didn’t. The band may have done
the selling but Wabble Easy Campbell
Ovid—Thomas Carse. aged 64. drop­ is doing tbe lying about it. In his
ped dead yesterday from paralysis. effort he calls a statement ‘a common
lie’ because no proof is given; by slmlliar reasoning his own statements are
all lies. There Is prepf enough, but
THE finest line of Underwear wo It is not wisb to shoot at the solar
have ever shown—prices 17c to 96c per system to Mil one gosling. He admires
garment. *The I^horoy Store, 241
do we: if he 1s honesL
SELLER OF 0000 SHOES.
: Front street.
T
3244-t-2
he- will answer, wlthont quibble
evasion, this question: ‘Toward the
end of tbe trip did the band
for five cenU about.half as mneb food
In a atodwieb or a piece of pie
melon as at the beglunlng?' When
that is denled.'ll is time for proofs,
not before. If they did. It will be in­
teresting to hear Wabble Easy dis­
tinguish between selling the two
hsivee of a flve-eent aandwieh for' 10
cents, and forcing up prices.’
"We are not placing blame on any
■Imaginar]) Individual.’ but right where
AT HEINBEiiC'S GRAND,
It belongs' Mr. Campbell got off somi
digs at Suttons Bay before we said i
word; bis menUoalng what be admit*
is not
to what straits Wabble Bar is puL
throw at ns: Mabble Elar U
the-leal thing and no .‘a^paration.’
♦•'Did we get funny at fJorthport's
expense and make a timetable? Shade
of Jnlius Caesar! To hear his whine,
one would think that Northport was
Heaven and that Campbell wi
lltUe lc^>«ared poodle anger at
Pearly Oates, pul there to bark at
anyone guilty of Joking! We did mS
Seats DOW selling. Prices: 25.35^.50.7S
realise, until now. that Brotaer Caapbell must bare softening of tbe brain
and seoood childhood. Dear little man!
We but Joked! We reaUy didn’t mean
to hurt his Northport!”
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Frankfort—As a result of continued
heavy drinking, pm of the time at
least the liquor b^g clear alcohol.
Byron Rose, aged about 24. is dead
here in his room. HU borne Is In
Oceana county.

Mi^V BUY TH«>Plakt.

is deridedly well played by a company
of merit. The management have been
lavish In tha fittings, costumes and
scenery, the latter being of special
design and correct In every detail. ‘Ric
comedy has not been neglected and
many songs and datices are inlrot
during the action of the play. "Man
to Man" comes to Steinberg’s Grand
opera house tonltat.

First National bank to Charles
Relnsla. parcel In Traverse City:
6800.
- <
Anton Purtacb to Jsnette Pnrtaeh.
2V, feet of lot 4. block 2. H„ L. *
Co.’s 1st add.; 61- .
George E. Graham to David B. Cox,
iL C. block F. n.. L. & Co."8 7ib add :
1226.

TOM MITCHELL

A five or six par cent Interest on the
Other 61.000. So you see they brid the
lahd In partnership, and-as long as 6
pays the Interest, be bolds the land
and A never can sell unless B con­
sents.
"I have been asked. ‘Have you sold
Worden I.Rimber Co., to Charlei
your place here? Are you going there.
-iager. parcel, sec. 3, town 25, n
to live?’ Well, it is like this. I am go­
Mary Bates to Uzzie B. Bowen, w^i ing there for the winter. I want to
of lot 24. block 7. Goodrich's add.: get out of the snow and cold. Tou see
I don't like to cut wood, and I cant
keep warm without it. And I am plan­
ning to make some money, bat I ex­
pect to be back in the spAng."
Jtan A. Ekios to Harry Bnos. parcel,
secs. 25 ! ■ " ----- *'
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
61.600.
lisa Ann Morgan to Roderick.
Rodt
Mor. part of w^4 of nw^4,
Petoskey People Were Married Thuren 27. range U: 61.
day -NighL
Petoskey. Mich., SepL 19-^arl
erman Anderson ot Qiand Rapids
as one of the principals in a pretty
Sarah Hodgson and James Hodp
double wedding in Petoskey Thursday
night. He was united to Miss Maude
Myrtle F. Goodrich to Lurille Keith, BUU, daughter of B. D. Sails. The'
parcel, sec. C, town.27. range 10; 6100. other couple were Will B. Ellis, chief
• Samuel H. Sayler to Gregory E, clerk in the postoffice and Miss Ger­
Wlllbrandt. nwVl of ne^. sec. 3.
trude Webb ot Danby. Mich. All bat
27, range 9; 6800.
Mr, Anderson are former students of
Alonso F. Hdpkins and wife to
ry R, Leggett and wife, parcel, se
the Petrakey normal and business col­
town 26. range 12 : 6600.
lege, Miss Webb having formerly re­
sided here and all are very popnlar in
Hatflel
Petoskey eoriety. The betoskey Boys’
range ID; 6400.
Lewis O.
■ Rice to Francis Tburtell. band and a company ot their yonng
35-feet of lot 41. Oak Heights; 6600. friends game them
Frank Putman and wife ' > Herman
i,

ip t ___
•-U 26. range JI; 6600.
Jtan P. MaUeo and wife to LuJwtck
Kroupa, parcel, town 26. range 11;
11.000.
Ttorin Robert* and wife to Herman
W. Smith, lot 22L Osdi Heights; 61,200.
Herman W. Smith and wife to Wil­
liam F. Calkins, lot 224. Oak Heights;
6U00.
Herman W. SmlUi and wife to Lorin
Roberta, parcel; 61.000.
Lars WesUand to -Hieodore Dim.
\wV, of neU. sec. 24, town 27. range
1: 6200.
1
Wilhelm iUglAs and wife to i
C. Thacker, part of n% of i
nw%. sec. r- •
Perry Ha
lou 2W I
Perry Hannah to Herman W. Bmlth.
lots 8646. block 2. Perry Bsnimh’a Srd
add.: $26(
Owen F. —
Careon. parcel.

NEWS OF THE'THEATRES.
Qus Sun's Minstrels will be seen
bere on Monday, September 28. at
Steinberg’s Grand opera house. The
Denver News said of them: "VTith
one of the most elaborate minstrel
bins ever presented, it te i«t to be
wondered at the trraendoos bnslnesa
done yesterday by the One Sen’s big
company. Thpee who witnesaed the
performances jlestordaT w«t away
feeling more than aaUsfled. The pro­
gramme is complete with new baUads,
wlttlrisme and act*."
•

65.W toDeMt aadt^te 66.po to
6

RIXXURES
Cimbination and Straight Electric

Brackets, Electroliers and Chandeliers
(Latest Designs and Lowest Prices.)

J. B. Paige Electric Co.,

No. 125 Cass Street

STEINBERG’S GRAND OPERA HOUSE
NEXT THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24
THE POWERRIL. SCENIC SJCCESS.

“A ROYAL SLAVE”

bee tbe Gnat Tropical Palm Island by Moonli^L Tbe UorgeonK
Palace of tbe King. The Great Vrfeano In Slate of Eruption. Mosl
bewildering dlq>lay of Scenic EmbenishmenU.

l"Carload Scenery Effects-1 30~Cast of~36
A thrilHng story ofiove. hate, passion, intrigue. Revenge, devote-

Prices: 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c.
Advance sale pf seats will open Monday from 7 a. m. to 5 |i. m.. and
n Wednesdvy evening irom r, to m o'cloek.

sold by Frank Friedrich-• C

EXCU^IONS
PepeM/^quette

to deetinatlOD. ‘nckete on sale Octo­
ber S and 4. good to retnm to and inHannah’s ^rd add.; IL»0. '
Wilmarth Crtapaa and wife to Sdwin ctnding October 80. '42-t-4^od-w-t-2
C. and NelUe Kent. lot 7 tad
lot 8, block 10. H.. U • Co.’s eth add.: Special Reduced Rates te Btalt Ste.
Marie. 'Marquette and Duhrth.
Daring tbe
South Shore
sell cheap tai
City Macklni—_________________
as follows: Sanlt Ste. Marie and
2nd add.; 1260. ■
■
turn 62A0. Uarqoette and ntm 68.60
tad Dtooth and retoratlO^. ‘Theae
FOR H41-F at 4M Sooth Union street,

Chicago.

Traverse City
Gag Company

Utaets. boat or rail, from lower Mich­
igan points to the Stratte ot MtaMnaw. Here U an opparumlly to vlsU
the Noctb Coentry and ib» Bead of tiie
'Lakes at a greatly rednead rate.
For partlenlan see yenr tocal
agents.
Sm-6-17

You will tiod inore of it in less time
in a poor flour, than in any other thing
we know of. Therefore when buying.
don’t stop short of the ‘'BEST.”
Manufactured by

Hannah^ Lay Co,

m

UK A KO FUG to A BUU.

____
boose In -------------Bents above on \wo, rroot street;
aH weU rented; good Inrestment IS
property. Little A-MoNamara. JOB
Front street.

FOB 8ALB—Large nice cnphoatd,
cheap. Bnqntre at U28 Bandcdph
street
824Wr2
ud r> <o school; tvo Id lusllr.
. Mr*.. F. T. O'Neil, 218 Ban Tenth GOOD coal stove for sale . Bnqutre of
■treet.
82464-S
Ray Thacker, 60S Wehrter street
8144-tf
WANTSD—16-yearoW bor to aulst
in dairy buaineea. Lee 8. Swan. LITTLE A MCNAMARA hare for sale
ClUfena 'phone 277. 3248-t-6-w-t-l
a nice UtUe brick cottage on east
side at-iow prloe and on easy terms.
Warm in winter and cool in summer
TO SELL—12 acres, near city; two
cleared: no balldlngs; 1B6 peani
trees; some grapes; good soil; easy
deered. Little A McNamara ins.
and Real Estate Bi.
8618-tf

. WANTBD—Woman to call weekly for
centlemen's and lady’i '
FOB 8ALB—16-lnob cedar wcod deply 88S Sixth atreet.
Uvered to any part of the city. J.
a. Qre'Jick Co.
8117-tf
WANTBS)—Oood girl for' general
boiiaework. Apply to Mra. C. O. TO SELLr^ exeoange
Sherwood. 6t4 Bonth Union atreet.
property. SO^cre farm In Wexford
828»4t
Uwnty; easy terms; with or with
out stock and tools; 76 acres Im
proved; five acres in wood; bouse
seven rooms; some orchard—cuts
over 100 tons of hay; windmill, tank
granary, two bams, etc. UUle A
McNamare insnrance and Real Es
Bxchange.
OIBL* WANTED for general house­
work. Ehiqolre at Oeo. Moir’s Uvery TO SELL—House on 1
I Bleventb
bam. i
3228-tf
WANTED—10U addilional n
nrU at canoing factory immediately.
Inquip at olDee Traverse City Can­

i/r aeuuiemaii

SSSO-lf

way avenue, two on Webster,
on State, one on Wsablngton
-terms to suit
hie enstomei^monthlj or as
wish. Uttle A McNamara,

SESSIONS'. TIMECARO
NORTHPORT PEOPLE.

TO

It is a Fsetor In the Fight Which
Editors are Waging.
A. A. Sessions, publlshsr of the
Leelanau Sentinel of Ruttons Bay, on
the opening of the Treveree City,
lanau A Manlstlque railroad made a
number of aJdlUona to the standing
timecard In bis paper which has a
similar e«ect on Nortbport people aa a
red flag to a bull. Opposite the name
Nortbport is an asterisk snd a dag­
ger. A toot now explalna that the
aawrisk stands tor a "flag statlao.
Stop only on signal." The dagger
means "Stop. If anyone wants to get
on." A double dagger for Suttons Bay
Is explained as "Stop three minutes
for' refreshments. Chshge ears tor
Provemont Leland and Manistee.”
Bdltor^CampbeU of the Nortbport
Leader claims this timetable Is a
standing insult to Nortbport. and It
becomes a factor In the merry battle
which the Leelanau editors are wag­
ing with their pens.

THE

ANTAGONISTIC

ACTION

two
and

ruwimae uuai-

Oyster Bay. N. Y.. SepL 19.—Roose­
velt has reedved a set of unfriendly
lutioDs from the Central Labor
Union of Washington, D.. C. He will
undoubtedly take some measures soon
to counteract the eltect of their antag­
onistic acUon. hut It may be stated
emphaUcally jhat Roosevelt will not
accede to the demands of the union
by ordering the dismissal of Foreman
Miller of the government prinUng of-

WANTBD—Orders for 16-lneh cedar
wood, deUvered to any part of U
FATAL ACCIDENT AT ADRIAN
city. J. B. QrallIcK Co.
3U7-tf
TO SELL—Nice Peninsula farm, 49
acres; nice bnildlngs; good orchard;
■ WANTBD ^ U, S. ARMY—Abie
bay shore; low price; easy terms.
UUle A McNamara, 208 Front at.
of 21 and 36; cltisens of United
States, of good character and tem­
perate habits, who can speak, read
shore. Peninsula township; no bul
and write English. For liUormation
Ings; 20 acres cleared; nice fruit
apply to Recruiting Offloer, 206
farm and summer resort place; price
Front street, Traverse City, Mich.
low; terms easy; some fruit UtUe
Adrian. Mich, Sept. 19.-The Fast
SIOS-U
A McNamara, 208 Front street
Mail east bound Lake Shore train
FOR SALE.
itruck a buggy at the crossing at Blissfleld this morning throwing Mrs.
FOR* SALB^New sewing m^lne.
Swlnghelmer over a fence. killiDg her
Mrs. Fryman, 240 Washmgo^^street.
nstantly. Nelsa Day was badly injur­
ed internally but will live. Both were
FOR BALE)—Lawn dirt DeUverd at
old people. The heuee was not In76 cents to 81.60 per load. F. R.
Goodrich.
3223mo.
inred.
-O LET-^A couple of Inside rooms,
suitable for offices or for slewing
TO .SELL—A -stock of g
m^m bulldli^ steam heat.
or Without bulldlngs^wortfa while
to investigate It If you want boslneu. Uttle A McNamara, 203
Frpat atreec
TO SELL—A fine gaaoIL-<e Unncb 2S

TO SELL by UUle A McNamare, 208
lYont street, a house and lot on
west side, 8 rooms, only 8600 and
on monthly payments, same as rent;
Don't you want it

Real Estate Exchange.

A

SAD

DOUBLE

TRAGEDY

MI8CELLANEOU&
AWNS—16 cents a square yard, sod
furnished. Dirt furnished for 81 26
Norwalk. , O.. Sept. 19.—Samuel
a load. For catting, itAllng up and
putting down sod, 10 cents a square Thompson, aged 88. a fanner living at
yard. B. E Van Alston. 3233-tf . Blue Fly. shot and killed his son. Le­
WB DO FARM ( city Insonnee roy Thompson, aged 48. The son mar­
ried against his father's will. The
nan then Wiled himself.

FOR SAL«—Nice new house. No. 866
SMALLEST SHETLAND PCNV.
Washington street; 860.00 down MONEY TO LOAN on personal prop­
balance monthly. See R O. OUlett,
erty. In sums to amt 1. Newland,
623 Bast Eighth street or write
room 60S. new WUuelm block, fifth Hoof Of ThU One Size of a Silver
F. A. Clary. Grand Rapids.
floor.
'66-tf
■
Dollar.
San Frenclsco, Cal.. Sept. 19.—Thom­
FOUND—Bunch of keys. Apply at as H. Williams owns a member of the
Eagle office and pay^^ls'ad.
horse tribe that may never be seen on
race track, but will neverthelees atact auention. It Is a Shetland
stands 26 inches high and wel^s 75
pounds. Williams bought him ot
Portland showman and thinks his pur­
and seeded to clover; easy terms.
UUle A McNamara insurance and
chase U a freak, although the showReal Estate BxiAange.
declared It to be a Madagas'
breed of dwarfed ponies, similar
TO SELL—40 acree, 7 mllm <rom city,
«ome ot^tard; some wood; log
the SheUands.
honse; some small tmlL UUle A
The animal has a rough cost of
McNamara Insnranoe-and Rea)
dark4>rown hair and a shaggy tail.
change, 232 Front street
31
Richmond. Ind, 85.00, Tnesday, Octo5 about as large as a goaL One
TO SELL—162 acres; 70 aor^ clear^
bo- 18th.
would suspect him of butting rather
ed; house two story, 6 raents, p^y
Tickeu good for 10 days. See any than kicking, but he gave a kick
flnished; rooms sU flnlahad down
G. E A L agent tor full InfarmaUon
on the way to Portland Just de­
staizs; bam old, 30x40; two |
or address.
/
cisive enou^ to prove himself a horse.
erles attached to>bam; good
C. L. LOCKWOOD,
Hts boot Just hovers a aUver dollar.
near house; outside cellar bedding
100 bushMs of potatoes; orchard. 80
Genl Pass. Agent
trees; 20 gr^ vliiee; nice leke on
PLANS WERE ADOPTED.
S246-t-l6.
Grand R^lds, Mich.
farm. UtUe A McNamare Ina. and
Real Estate SUchange.
211742'
New Congregational Church Will Coat

OFFICERS FEEL HURT.

All popular Sheet ifuMc, VMln out-.

isInuatlM Implied Thet Tlisy Would
Heavily «t Fife Laka
The offleera MoPheraon PoM
exception to
hd in an evening imp»r some days
ago, stating ujut a oerttln Traverse
City satoon man bad gone to File Lake
to help ont a boM "■»" there' dnrlng
the reunion The officers feel hurt at
n that ffie Grand
Army men ue inch a ael of heavy
drlnk^ that Fife lake had to Import
help to supply them
liquor. The
offloers assured The DsUy Eagle this
morning that the men did not go
Fllbl^ks for a three days’ drunk.
TheTtaye> they say, conducted them.
selves^^geLOemea.

Harmonicas, Strings CMCHneb, TRHn-.* ^e. Music Boses, etc., at great re- '
'ffimtion during our REMOVAL 8AUB.

vmmuMM wmo.
Buy the Royal Blus *^os a^M by
Cbsrllp Walsh, the veteran Ne^ FrenkFriedrich ACo. atSSAO. '46-1-6
York sport. fr«|iipmiy IndiilBos lu n
^ O. R. .* 1. annual excursion to De­
flyer in WMf Htre«. Bit down4own troit, Tdedo, Chicago and Grand Rdpbeedgnsners in old times wos the of­ Ids. Tuesday, October 6. To Rliffimond.
fice of C, J. OKiiorn. whoso cashier was October 18. See G. R. * I. agent tor
'Icnlars.
82td4-15
a Ur. Hance. The rifice was -divided
tote and aft by a ground gUtss parU- Elghteei................
mth Annual.. Ohio
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tlon, with an ni^tturo through which
On Wedneeday, October 7. the Ann
Arbor
reilroaj
-will
give
Ite
18th an­
Hunce c-ould i-oufer with cpstom... uimii the state of their health and nual Ohio excursion. Speelsl tnin
marc.u. one uioralng Walsh came Into wfll leave Copemtsb at 12:00 m. Sxcnrslon tickets good fw retnra until
the office and was ojilled to the parti­ November 7th will be sold to Toldeo
tion, after which he sat down with at 15.00 for round trip and at oorrasnn air of evident annoyance.
poudlngly low rates to all stations in
“What's the trouble. Uncle Oisrietr Ohio on the WheeUng A Lake Brie,
asked a sympiulietit friend.
Detroit SoDtheni. Rocking Valley.
"Ob, iib trouble si all, only I tell Ohio Central Unes. Clndnnstt, Ham­
you that faro is a square game along- ilton A Dayton. Lake Shore A Michi­
riaethls.Stock speeulailon. tlTienyou gan Southern and Wabreb railways.
CMI on nearest Ann Arbor rellioad
bet on a rani ,vuu ran nee where your
IntormaUon or write
money poes. but here .vou can't tell agent for further
J, J. iORBT, O. P, A..
what goes on:,you
np your margin -S2l8-tf
OHIO PROFESSOR SUICIDED.
Toledo. Ohio.
and when you come down the next
morntnj.Haiicv
sticks
ills
bead
out
of
Frederick C. Clark Shot Himself Tills
that hole and niiiRs out ‘Walsh lows.'"
Morning.
—New York Tliuea.
Columbus, 0.. SepL 19.—Frederick
C, Clark, professor of economics and
avlag Of Cass street from Front street
sociology In the CHilo
Tile man who is m-W seriously sick
committed suicide hr shooting him­ was liiiully iicrnuaded by anxious D State street and State street from
iclon street to Cass street Is now In
self this morning.
friends to uiijily to the ph.vsielan tor a
prescription. He looked at the abhreADDITIONAL LOCALS. "
U day of September. 1903. .
vlated Latin and ahe, signs which luifficc In Wilhelm block. Room 210.
dicate quantity and said:
M. B. HASKELL.
Lee Dean hu left the employ of
22Mf
City Treasurer.
“1 suppose .vou got this ont of a
Arms A Cole, plifmbers.
bookr- • '
Miss Mercedes Gore of Lafeystto,
"Yes. orlRinnll.v."
Ind., is visiting here (ousin, Mrs.
..
"A mau hud to trust to his
Thomss Gunton.
r copy It out of nnutlier book
•■Certaluly."
Ihy extension of the sewer In alley
ties i be given by the Elks v
"And o .-oniiKwltor set it up,"
I'Uht «)f Union street has been placed
in my bands for collection, tbe same
e remains of Antoine Hatlin; who
"Atid a proofreader took a turn at to lie paid on.or before the' 30th day
of
SeplembK-,^903.
died Thursday at the asylum, were tr
, Office In Wilhelm block. Room 210.
shipped to Lodiogton todu'.“Naturolly." • ' M. E. HASKELL.
Mrs. A. R.*Kungeford and ehlldrei
"And now j-ou'ro depending on your
City Treat
returned today from Bear Lake where rettdl«-tion lo get It i-onwcL"
they have been maklDg an extended
"Bin. my dear sir----- "
vlML
“I kiioil—.voii're not a man to take
The funeral of little Luther Alex­ needli-ss ebsm-es. But I'm lo<i timid
ander, BOB of Mr. and Mr*. Wm. .Alex­ to trust my idiysktil safety to nnyThey are made from No. t Spanli
ander of Lake Ann. will occur from thlnc lUnt .......IS so mm-h like heursay rlielled peanuts and are treated in
the diurdi at lAke Ann at 2:30 Sun­ evldciic-c."-- •.Vasliinuloii .star.
clean pure way. No lard or old grease
used in our own make. Each order
day afternoon.
TRAVERSE CITY MARKETS.
roasted after the order is received
"Man to Man,” the play which will
by us. They are - told by A.
be presented at.Stelnberg's Grend
Tbe following'seUIng
are Jahraus, Cavia Cigar Co. R.
night, gave a sattsfactory matinee this quoted:
^
\Meaver. E. A. Monroe, Jehn'Lamson,
Meats.
Hannah A Lay Merc. Co. Prices quot­
afternoon to a fair bouse. The comClearback por. per bbl .............. 817 00 ed to dealere.
s and the Help children made
MRS. F. E. WHITE.
10
bit The play shoi^ld drew a crowd CIcarback pqrk, per lb..............
R. O. White, Mgr.,
Shortcut pork, per bbl................. 1C 50
tonight.
Williamsburg, Mich.
Codfish, per 1b..............................
10
The funeral of Wra. Wright who Ham. per lb....................................
IC
was killed by the train Thursday nlghL
LOOOE NOTICES.
win take place at 2:30 Sunday after­
noon from the Baptist (diurcb. Before
Onions, greqn per bunch .
going to the ebnreh. there will be
MM.. Monday ni^ts in
short service held at the house on. Onion, dry, per peck ....
ball. C. O. Sherwood, Com.; C. D.
Bast Eighth street, leaving the house
la:Polntu, K K.; A. Robertson, F. K.
at 2 o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Harriett Grldley
T- MM.
who died Thursday noon, was held
Imll. A. V. Friedrich. Com,; J. T.
this morning from , the residence
Shields, K. K.; E.A. Evans. P. K.
G^eld avenue. The members of the
Woman’s R^ef Corps attended In a
Eagles,
meets In tkirestera' . .
body and the pallbearers were mem­
Tuesday
evening at 8 o’clock. Walter
bers ot the O. A.4L They were Com­ Hay. I
Loranger, worthy presld<
rades Knapp, Marvin. Soule and.Hc- Cora.
e Ba^ Mve No 71. U O. T,
ta Id I. O. O. K ball Tuee1 profusion of fine floral
uommeai. b
2. 1C and 30.
Foed.-H . L.
Middlings. I
The Uiuuer Hear.
A. M. Special oommunlcstloo each
It is a curious fact that ultli almost
Dairy Products.
Monday. H. O. Joynt, W. M,; M. E.
every generation the dinner hour has
HaBkell, secretary.
undergone a cliUDKe, the prlueipul meal
of the day being i-uleu at dUTert-nl pe­
Grand Traverse Lodge No. 206,
^ O,
"
riods. from 10 o'eliH'k In the morning
their h
until 10 o'clock at night. The author
Buying Rates.
Johnso
ot "The Pleasures of the Table" potuts
that In Bnglund 4UO or 600 years
ago p«
(>. E. S.. needs In Masonic ball
at 7. d
Tuesday on or before earh full moon.
6. Id Franec In the tbirteentli
Annie Souje, W. H.
century S in the morning was the din­
ner hour; Henry VII. dined at 11. In Eggs.............
Dnebess Camp No. 2,346. M. W. A,
Cromwell's time 1 o'clock bad come to Hay.'.
iiN-ts at Woodman ball Monday evenig. September 20. John 0. Straub, V.
be the fashionable hour and In Add!- Potato

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NOTICE TO jAXPAYERS.
The tax rolls nr the coUeetloe of
FOR SALE OB EXCHANGE—On _
of the beet streets in Gnnd R^lds. school and city taxes and special as­
loU or acres. Just outside city 11m- sessments for the five wards of the
iu. lor Treveree City property
city of Traverse City, Michigan, have
been placed In my hands for eoUeetlon.
I will be In my office for the purpose
of coUeetlng said taxes on every week
day from now until Nov. i, 1903, from
TO BELL INSURANCE U there Is 8 o'clock nntu 11:30 o'clock in the
snythlng you want to know or s
Jbrenoon and from l o'clock to 4
done in the line of Owannoe we
be glad to have you caU and
o'clock In the aftemocm of eadi day.
us. UtUe A McNamara Instance
AU taxes paid before September 1
and Real mate BnStange.
will be received wftbon
fees and <» all taxes remaining un­
paid <m September 1 and until October
1 a penalty of one per cent for ctSleo
Uon will be charged on ail taxes re­
maining unpaid on October 1 and un­
FOB SALE—40 acree. Fine trait anc til November i a penalty of two pet
cent tor coUeeUon will be
Office in Wilhelm block. Room 210.
M. E BAgmgi.i.
“W^tf
city Treasurer.

Plans prepared by Architect Butter­
field ot Detrmt tor the new Congrega­
tional church were adopted at the
meeUng of the <±urcb members last
il^t. The cost of the auditorium Is
estimated at from 816.009 to 818,000.
To this must be added the cost of the
plumbing, heating and seaUng. BsUmates on these are to be prepared by
the committee and then a meeUng
of the whole ttm^wgation will be
called to devise means of raising the
820,000. which It is thoogbt will cover
ibe totid coef of the completed (*urch.

’salted "'peanuts

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"WHAT I BBLIBVe.”

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O. M. MORAB:

ARCHITECTS
F. B. WALKER:
l/lTcbltecl «na snpenntendenL Office
at residence, 427 Fifth sireeL -North­
ern -phone 411. BsUmatwi made and
full size details glvsn wftb all plans.
TRAINED'NURSES.

MONROE A HALE.
General Inaurenee.
311 Wilhelm Block.
TIMBER ESTIMATORS.

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‘phone 712. June :
IlR. T. A. WUaiKLM,
DENTIST,
City Opera House Block.
Boom L

DR SNYDER. DENTIST.
New office over Peo|0e's Savings
Bank.
DRS. SAWYER A l-i£NUALt.EGON.
Uenllsu. Crown ami bridge work a
" specialty. Office new WUhelm block.
A- iU- I’.i-B
DeutlsL Omed 506 r
Bk>ck. Cltlieiffi 'pl.one
PHYSICIANS.

DR. FV i*. LAWTON.
Room 326 Wilhelm block. Cititaas'
‘pbone 641; Bell 'phone GTO.
,
DR. HOLD8WOHTH.
Rooms 7 and 8. MercsnUle Co.'s block.
Spedsl sttentlon given to Un- eye.
ear, nose and throat. Glasses
fitted. Both 'phones.
Office o
DRS. W. E. A W. 8. MOON.
Oenerei practice: specialists In die
I ot the rectum and genllo
try diseases. Both 'phones.
Opera Honse Block.
DR. H7 ^ GARNER
^
Ion given to surge
I women. Office
.First Nstlonal bsak. OstI both
'phones.

DR W. F. SlRANGWAYS,
Formerly ssRlstant to Drs. Hotz and
Oaks in ih|e eye. ear. nose and
throat depai-tmenU ot the Chicago
Polycl
i’racti
ictice llmiied i

The following wholesale meat price
are repplled by H. King, of Swift ■
pt^nlar dining hours
tocrecy until the seeond'decade of tbe.
ninettentb century, when dinner was
from which period

. A Pliac •< T*mmrtoo.

In the “New Letters and Men
of Jane W^b Carlyle” U a letter to
her husband in which occurs tbe fol­
lowing amnsLng little fling at Jenoyson:
"Did you know that Alfred Tennyson
Is to have a pension of £200 a year, aft­
er all? Peel has stated his intention of
_ him 10 her gracious maj­
esty. and that is considered final—'A
chacun selon aa capadter Udy Har­
riet told me be wanted to marry: ‘must
have a woman-to Uve beside: wcmld
prefer a lady, hot camiqt affoM one.
and so must marry a maldservanL'
Mrs. Henry Taylor said abe was about
Tito to him in behalf of their bonsemaid. who was quite a auperior ebaracr- "
tr in hMher n-o
way."
Small.
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a'weak constitutlim. Strong, normal
tteth are large and yellowlab white.
Sometimes an enthusiastic noveUst In
depleting the charms of his heroine
will give her two rows of pearls be­
tween her ruby Ups. The truth of the
matter U nothing could be more ghastmutaUirel or unbecoming than

Anzlona Fatber-BuL my boy. unless
iosgo-Septemheu- wfaesL 78%; yon study yon will know nothing- ton
will make no money with which to bny
things.
Young HopeTol—That’s nothing. I'll
have everything cterged. and 1 11 keep
on that way till J get married.-Heggendorfer Blatter.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

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U* Kmw • W*y.

It Saved His Lag.
7. B. :
P. A. Daafcrth of LaQrenge, Ga.,
SUE Fro t St.
snCered tor six
with a fri^t- the health of his friends.
• roiming sore o« his leg; but writes
FDR 8ALB--Oook atove in Srsbclass
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Bnoklen'B
Arnica Salve wholly
eoBdlUon cheap. W. B. twniams,
roreo it in five days. For Ulesn,
>U08 Randolph street.
-UU4f
Wounds, POes. It's the heat nlve In Meetings in Steinberg's Opera House.
Sermon Subject Sunday night,
TO SBU^A good lesUter to^ buggy the worid. Core guaranteed. Only
26 Ota. Sold by Bugbee A Roxbur^
'V>. and S. E Walt A Sou, dragglata.
l^rew
WAGONS AND BDOGIBS F(A Hst.n;
------------ d lumber wacons. three
FerIgSAO Sett's Roytf Blue shoe is
I and one i^aetai bag-

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DIRECTORY

Paving Tax

G. B. & i. ANNUAL EXCUBSION

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SetA/er Tax,

you
208

In this coonty and adjoining
ory for well and taTorably
with about 6 acres
n house of solid
stand­
boiM,^no
ing. B20.VO straight caah salary and
208 Front street
expenses, paid eMdi Monday '
check direct from headquarters,
pense money advanced; poeltltw per­
manent.
Address Manager, 610 HOUSE TO RENT-Enquire of W. L.
Brown, 316 West Tenth street CltlMenen Bldg., Chicago, III. 32304-18
zens' 'phone 169.
.
324443
INSURE YCUR PROPERTY now for
you may have a fire at any time.
Uttle A McNamare, 208 Front St
WILL FAY FIVB DOLLARS—I Will
3186-tf
pay 86 cash for an “N" coupon from
"
;e. Leai
FOR RENT—Four n V houses sltuat-

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THE DAILV EAGIiE, SATCBDAy. BEPTEMBEB 19, 1903.

EAGLE WANT ADS.

ning Co.

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I The Clothing Department J
A Reminder to the Union Men.

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Steers and birtere.'
lAmbs,
................
Sheep.
iP. good.........
Wool.
>uring r removal salF our store
1 be <open cverv- oiglit. Grinncll
a-.'JC-if

G. R. & 1. annual excanlon to De■olL Toledo, Chicago and Grand RapIs. Tuesday, October 6. To Richmond,
«tober 13. See G. R, A I. agent for
Brticulars.
,3246-t-15
8168 for chofee of t
upright, s
bognay finish planoe rone bran new)
is our REMOVAL SALE Easy terms.
Call immediately. Store open even­
ings during this sale. Big stock to se­
lect from, but first come.-get best
choice.
Grlnnell Bros, 239 Bast
Front atreet
ANNUAL 6. R. A I. EXCURSlOh
Tbe O. R A I. will give Its anni
• n on Tnesday. October 6.
Detroit 85.00.
85.00 Toledo
- • - 85.00.
------ Chicago
“86.00, Grand Rapids 84.00 (stations
Reed City and south 83.00.) The sec­
ond excnrsloo will be to .Richmond.
Ind.. on Tnesday. October 13th. Fare
85.00. Tickets good to return tor 10
days. See O. R. A I. agents tor full
particulars or address C. L. Lockwood,
O- P. A_ Grand B^Ids, MKfli. SUB-t tS

Why take 4wo or three yearspublic school to get a butlnesa co
bese young abdety buds are mae when SIX MONTHS to a year will give
butttrfliee," said tbe Bey. Mr. Streltmuch more praetleal education
Ace.' "They bare no thought of tbe than you get in a public achool and
future Mfe."
“Of tbe tntimttfer repbed Min lohlaced In a good petition. '
tt "Oh. bat tW 4o! Matrimony Is
always in 8bete reon^^-ffixchange. - The Traveraa City ButhWM Cellsga
haa helped eeeres ef ffiulHIed etm
Whan a.^trelaiittr befalls one. dents to good pesHlene md will help
ew it UghtBDsittD'tBlk about it aftee
IT you give them a chance.
R is iunrl A»bttufi QlobA
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It is you who
lirst imprVssPil us
with tht‘ irai)ortaiieo of carj'vinjr
, "Union
Mail)*"
L^oi ids.
'
Wlio sliouhl 'fli«'oiii-a*rr* and pi'lp.-tu:it«- iho sriitfim-nt V
WjMild you not *
iitiisii if sfinif nonunion man wouhJ
show you a laind
Ilf)
iiiv
wai-H-s.
,%<'hi<h ■ p«*rohanop
yoo hav<- not on
your <»wii. Tin-:-'is onoujrh eoin|)Rtition bPtwoon
Union sbojM today
tf> insure lue low­
est price and you
you have to patno more for llu'
Jabe!.
We s h o w
a
iieautifnl line of
Rochester Union
Made.Guaranteed
Clothinirat prices,
in some instances,
oven lower than the non-union make.
Sbali we have tbe pleasure to sUow theni
to you.

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