Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 9, 1910, Page 3

NO#WICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1910 T iNsuRAGE. 1 .. . E ; i AMERICAN. Leacus sTawoinG. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING. | KORWICH FAMILY MARKET oot wsomance | opirited Horse Racing at Hartford ... %™ a0 g e Covering anywhere fa the world {\;51‘“"‘,": | | ereameins. at VERY LOW COST. Cleveland i 3 ‘bbage, Beets, Potitoes, Peans Boston 5 J. L. LATHROP & SONS. 29,000 People at Charter Oak Park See Grand Circuit| %, " 8 Shetucket Sirest, Norwich, Conn. $10,000 2.09 Trot Won By General H in Straight Ath Foston. Sept. 8, Deret Boston, 3 by ‘the Tocaln | | Chlicasn le Cubs made @ clean sweep | save Philadelphia. the Wi | of e, Cineimat srics by wining the il gamo Heats—Cardinals Win First Game of Season in Pitts- | iix «x ia IR T Philadentia o S ” Motor Boat Owners burg—New York Giants Play Ten-Inning Tie With § Sl E 8 8 LELRE be repaid by Investigating our B ofSeeakerer 4 1 4 0 8 (o ER i Ze s _‘lmle“l. Summe Tnsurance Policy. It Drotects % R R 01 1 E ] e 2 | CaullAower Rermuda ¢ when running and when laid up oston. e L 158 0 ofwiers 2 9 0| Lima Bean Cucumbers. e against all marine periis includ- —_— TR 47 3 0 ofvoblitrel 2p 17 0| Red Bananas sl suf Blueberrie fite and ‘theft: at wery low rate. : ; i1\ x(mpmaaes o s e HER Rt p it el . Hartford, Conn ficiate for Centrals vs. Greeneville the o 16 3 ofZmmanis 4 0 1 0 I|Packericf €317 Hubbard Sq arned & Co., horse racing, aeroplane | next day. 3 I 2 ; % 4150 ot o0 o 2 i 53 B. P. Le & » flights and other lasser attractions A lost harl at 0| s 36 3o il s Rt o hr ik A are not good enough for Clicquot Thames Loan & Treust Co. Building.| made Governor's day at the Connecti- | their first appearance at the Hospitall .. i Kculbach.p 2 0 5 1 Rowanp 000 . 10-35 . § Agency Established May 1846, cut state fair the biggest and best of | three wecks ago, the score being 5 to prp iRt ) e 5 lige 000 Sweet Corn; doz. 10 Club Ginger Ale. We use only P - 5 the week. The blue ribbon event of |4 Their foliowers expect them to do SV s | ety e S 5 REE— the grand circuit races, the $10,000 2.09 | better than this their second time up. ndeiphls. TEEREE! tals, 36 2| Winter Lamb— 4 trot, was witnessed by fully 29,000 peo- ‘[ Manager Farrcl's players cant ex- | ;: e R e St et dlaers, sugar and the best s“g‘rth‘tun ple. It was a one-sided race, for Gen- | pect to keep a clean s much 1008- | rwy base bits, . Lewls 2, Thomas Score by thnlngs . i 8 1 bad et 1 iven by 6. Haag, who took e * | el WA W DR | ol o111 o0 syl Smoders, be found—*“Confectioner’s A, Ping 35300 of ‘the purse, There were | City league season will be. one-third | fo Duis: ket on'hmsct Tingeishis 10, Boson &) "l 5l G NS L L T e the sugar used for making the eleven starters in this event, but only | over. Good ball has been shown thus | QU Jsg on eis O SRTEer G o0, PO Archier. Shee Hotman 3 Chops, .- 30 # cight ived the first heat. Aquin|far, but the profits of the managers | {ime %05 smsirce Petine and Dincen Beecher: double olay, Eebiitzel to MeMian 19 | Smoked Tongues, | |Western Veal— finest candies. and Silence were distanced and Grey | have been far from overwhelmi e R e e L S T R R P W e 25 e i, fu i gt ew Yerk 8. Washington 2. se on errors, Clhicago 2. Cincinnati 13 struck ont c oS Gemn was withrdawn, as the gelding 2 fors, Chicas e 13 srock i, | Dried Beet SHopR i New York batted Walker out | by Reulbach &, by Henion SWEETSER DEFEATS MATHEY. was sick. ‘ . or Ga eal— o Onls few feet separated the win- — 3 of dhe'boxdad I ireiing hard, defeating Wash- | tme. 1.43; umfires, ohnston: snd ason Porterhouse Steak | N: 'EL\;: Veal. = R i . nor and Binvolo as they approached | Yale, Harvard and Princeton Surviv- |instm & w0 & Wty s & pues B T e siriof Chops, 20 9 \ 3 B Pl O Retifen bt the ors in Intercollegiate Tennis. b o | Xew York, Scot. 5.—New York and o S onnter ondss S oginers, 5 7 O S DN § ereral nosed o Samar was a v 00 Lanielsif i 1 s L + ol g ) )= i wd third, and the remainder of the | Philadiephia, Sept. S—Yale, Harvard ey Nailve Sait Pork, . . field was bunched close behind. |and Princeton were the survivors In 1 8 ol 1y i (Pronoanced Kieek-o Club) In the secon: eat Gamar, Who | poth singles and doubles today in the R T30 2 6lommme Vanished Man ‘o Boston and Her- R : : : er in the day was picked to win. |intercollegiate championship lawn ten- | Mhrijes & 1 3 ¢ 0/Cre hird. basessan Score Hancy, L L. Ducks [Brofiex % I, e T P T R B 1R R e S | o gl INGER ALE with General . but the latter had t00 | Merion Cricket club. In both events| LoEtinib & (13 § § Jueos A% opoa el " sahopo a eNative Chickens, 301Squabs, TO PROTECT YOUR HOME Staing owept under thovwite by Darfia | ihe SemEfuatiround wes reachid. | o et 5 tay T Sk P e B S Groceries. C 1 swep G The feature was the victory of A, H. 2001 0] Tows a7 §(Hemgsh 42712 1Dwlem 52a 3N ot % . . : you put in burglar siarme, good plumb_ | Iength. | =t eat General 1| SWeetser of Harvard over Deane M ioase 185t 0y DR Bl e t The other ingredients—Jamaica ing and saf »eks. it beils, d and h Sena - they of Princeton eetser’s service 213280 510 Creamer i 51 i i and locks melt under fire and mean a (i i oty serious com- | LG utviry ‘passing strokes were efect: | : Shpeligh e 0 8 10 ;1e28len rown, 13 10 &) Ginger (instead of pepper) and g otal loss uniess- ion, Are the fufsul bairg & - It ive ae ie mediocre play of L peckendoet in 1 = Y e utlon?. 13 ies - $ % 17 not. see un today and | fne race throughout, althoush | 55,t5R RS, e ™ s ple b Ahie | Eeioint Sremess 4023 03 5183 Fowierat! 11 citric fruit flavors are of the e FIRE INSURANCE | thore was little doubt of the outcome e il oot D] s v S : e g i . . n sour hands tomorrow. Then |arrer the first heat. The purse was| Tomorrow Sweetser will meet Dell| seow b imines: ., , , B RS e -850 gostiiiitotagmen 2 same high grade; and the water n a ou safe diviced as follows: General H., $5,500; . b New Yo 00 —| Totals. 34 63014 & o Rico, 4 0 . Ge s ot o R. A. Holden of Yale will meet S. Ral- o - s e s 1 Orleans. gal. 60 o p outs, ISAAC S. JONES, ibeario: and Einvolor 3750 edch, and | elgh of Princeton. ~Holden 3 b it ity | Game et an sccous B e aol Rl rom Cllcdnot Sprns S Insurance and Real Estate Agent, TeEEel $0n. The track record. for this | Ates of Yale met defeat in the dou- | de"yuiie s, s o | Score by innings: : Vinegar, gal 25iKkcrosene Oil best gingeralewater in theworld. Richards Building, 91 Main St UF 2105 -4, ol Eremuure | Ulow &t tho rmnde of Sifestser ana Y| i 8y e e T | Boson sesie0sns el Fin septida T I e "' ™ Ul o broved batter stayers: daspite the|\nms Mubincin £iNer Ko T b I piiche o hace i, Dosc; ree base B, Becker, Recks | Market Cod 10 Eels 15-18 % Other “Clicquot” o 15,57 the four races on today's card | fact that Sweetser was tireq from two | iy 37 tmes 153 s, Coltfower and | Jacrifice hit. “Derlin; " saccifice fiy, Witse: ieft on S Haddoek, | |Houid Clams, o | ., Beverage: 1HE OFFICE OF WM. F. HILL, » won in straight heats. The 2.20 | Previous matche | B 1R ok ek i e T | Steake Poliostc 16]Canned Sajmg : Benf BEE;‘ N A ey —— Rrown 3 biecs on balie, of Brown 3 off Wiltse 13 | Am. Sardines, 5@1 2 for Real Estate | A e Sl o Baseball at Night. S g w’r 145 waptres, Klem and Kane, | Impt. sardines, 25| Lobsters— SARSAPARILLA i mue uble. while Earl, Jr., won th2| We had held Charles Comiskey in |, Gieeland. S BT b e e gt o T rhrphiet p Axe is Jocated tn Somerw’ Block, over C. M. ;i of the most exciting Tnisties of | American game until he put arc lights | new rliered ' Wit met o tlord and_weeond | sbiirg for. the fist tme. thls season, mainty | e LEMON SODA ams, Room 9, third fior. thit afternoon, the four starters being|in the south side ball park. We do | sd one oue in ihe n rotred Crawtord s « goud Ditching of Harmon. who wis v Clams. pk. 70 Fla - i o [ Ahnont covenst an they carms wntes the | sirance, tainms Tn Chioawe, Seal surpriss | LA gh bk Ceand Dunehed s i o | e e g = B Haty BLOOD ORANGE tev136 elsphone 147. | T 0 Arst heat | with The | 12 Othér communities. They seem to * Cleveland | Detroit e N Ty ThvLcoeb e eerel ] . For sale by the best - —— Tomcrrow the free for all wit e | expect it of us. We tried college foot- bk po s ¢ kDo a o Stistl e gu el A grocers ATTORINEYS AT LAW. | Harvester will be the big event. Thlan | ball by electric light once, but had the | Graner.t 412 1 0[DJonesit 4 00 00 i o Bonita Mackerel Swordfish, A i AMEVG AT LAW. © | Wil ‘aieo attemnt 1o break the track | saod sene 1o give it ys. "The shing |Swrile § 23 8 Spummsz £ 3348 3 ifamen i Hay, Galn and Feet The Glicguot Cub Co R | record driven to wagon. | was a ludicrous farce in its conception | Tumerih 2 F et i e BT el Wi Sl c q Al hy EROWN & PERKINS, itameys-at-Law gt | —gollege sports by artificial light BEE R e H : el nay SR S MILLIS, MASS. R D R | RULING BV WATIONAL { oy Ctermeine, we. Tave Had" voveral| Rausomt 3 1 4 4 fiimern: § 34 1 8 i H il Te et g Ol ' : Bigtcway next io Thames Nat Ran | BASEBALL COMMISSION. | variéties of games—lacrosse. soccer | Land: 1180 olwames 0 | e 5 e 'x"§*‘“" cwil | S1.00|Provender. & o el 35 pen Monday an - | football and baseball by electric lNaht. | Kimmmap 5 0 5 0 0tawss 1| Hame Hirs 35 %3 3|Bread Flon cwt., $1 3 i urday evenings. °t29d | Ajiows Dstroit to Draft Skesls—Trans- | It is enoush to cause mental goose e 1aena B 000 gy pouss 0§00 Cottonseed Nieal, L e Drat i childran. /A beer R portation Details Settled. e sl - |ttty . 1055 6| Rye " "' |Likely to Provoke Contest—Second L — ic sports, healthy ones a - ls, 3! 1% 3] ‘orn, bushel, 2.10 n iEatg | ’, Clnalanstt. ‘Bept. 8—Tns 4" decislan] nd dayiight, They are ab: <*Batted for Works in 9 | Towls, 3 10 27 12 2 | Oats. bush, =t Wife Guardian for First Wife's Poetry's Strong Appeal. handed down today the national base- | in artificial light. W ng and pr Ran Gor Stanags n: ot *Batted for Terrs in il Ll Children. | . Michael Angelo McGinnis of the B e i 2 o T arae | fighting may thrive under the arc light, | Score by toniase 5 PR [ ot et A | Missouri penitentiary. can hardly hope ufl er 0“ u player David Skeels by the Detroit | Put no self-respecting game wi gt | dieind L A B 1] o Seore b tnvinas A Stamford despatch says: The will | to regain his liberty by his display of ! ' J| American league club. The Western | under such conditions e : Given | base Bitas G oD 0803203020 0-t| STAMFORD, SPOTLESS TOWN. |of the latz James Roosevelt Shanley, |Mathematical genius. Poetry is the et % : e Mr. Comi: is not serious with his | T®0 base hif. Laiole: three base hits Graner. | piisburg 000000200 R 3 only thing that appeals to the obdu- Canada league is held accountable to fan Crawford: sacrifico Wik, Tumer: stblen S R A A e which was filed in the probate court |r¥ <0 i i > | tolerate pinz ponz at night, but not | sruck ou orks to Hraté: Mowrey 1o Konetchy. eteny s Achieved. estate valued at $2.000,000. There are —_— Western Canada league. the minor league clubs must reim- merly of the P 3 o the voungsters are scarce this season, and signed by Mrs. J. M ome team a Brookivn in ace, chair- | eenwich, Conn. haven road. and | baseball.—C Tribune a bl e % The commission aiso adopted an | Paseball—Chicago Tribun o Dt time, 1.36; umpires, DU b L "y |, Mavor Tupper's mail. which occas- |no realty holdings in this jurisdiction An Important Difference. amendment in amplification of the BALL | Lot on Loscs, P . 1 um- | ionally contains complaint and criti- |In his Will Mr. Shanley directs that| 1 gont care what the public wants, BROKEBS ;.],m,, making it clear ,‘}m in releasing BASEBALL BRIEFS. =t bires, Rigler and Emelle. cism about matters pertaining to the | 0000 8 vear be for the support | zre Niorgan is reported T e ettt ayers from major to the minor| i oy Tpol T oo Ecar S Blde Heseis ity z i i & ol i ucetia ol cpidren by R | Fortunately, the public is beginning to 28 Shetucket Street league clubs the former must provide | o PitlY Murray has been a good scont d Chicago broke | Phillies Win Easily from Brookivn |city government, had a communication | first wife—James R. Shanley, Jr. 14 |GORTIREN ARG ERTIE S PRENAOR, 18 the players released with transporta- |,.,und the minor leagues, and has not A s | Philadelphia Sent. 8- Phiiadeshia bt the bal | Thursday that de him feel happy. |years old; Julia O, 12, and l:»i;vrv’ ;\1' really is the important thing.—Puck. Telepione 995, tion to their new destination, but that | ro.ommended a single pla Good e s o oe Fiavirs Colcana. Bicied e’ oy |45 (he Stamford Advoeate. It is | 1TSS SHTRE, ATE RO WU et | | | burse the majors for money so expend- Bill won't fall for the dead ones. F Civic lcagite of Deutrie Hy air s |4 Tmust fmd ot 0 lexceet $1 000010/ A sician’s Faith in ed, the method beinz adopted merely | IHE AL fOF the Weall omiex. B Members of New York || ci. the method veins adop [ oy Dreveusy fae i seturnad trom o we | ER Haghc o e e and Boston Stock e e fion and he says ali the zood blasers : ! ¥ & 21" Tiaving recently motorea through [ DLCRTLY, the testator vl Tuberculosis Medicine Exchanges IN THE CITY LEAGUE. | out there are old leaguers | : 3 0 b|vour town and country, the memory of | hia father. Bernard M. e g . el S | "ciaude Rossman, the man that was thsedir 353 8 2 vour clean strects and b r0ads | cogsed. This is to be administcred in | b After Hospital—Norwich Town and | “canned” by the Tigers, the Browns | ey clings to n and am deep inter- | coual sheres f he three children by “Have used it in several cases of tuber- o DA, Silaih. kS SUSh. Contrals—Greeneville Game, Season |20 the Columbus tea mof the Ameri- 2fisontan. § fioarsa o ok oW JbHe e aged |the testator's first wife £ their | cular glande of the neck with excelieni oo g bron - bt M | can association, has come back with a H H o0 attain such resulls Nowhere did 1| o oS0 Knodld (nec i before at- | Fesult every time. In one case it cost . - S | Vengeance ana i now tne sensation b Pis find the sireet ' cleancrs. and ‘mowhere | TRGL Y joriy, e prine pa hecomes | 1 9% Lo%, (RS, Sl RS, 280000 15 Y Yod — : of the Minneapolis team. Claude says CHI vere papers or trash. If you will kind- | pary of the uary estite in each | i1 wee. short time an operation was not Umpire J. B. Benoit has been ap- | that he never could work where {he S i REE e ve me a few pointers about vour | Bart | hedacas™ suppose your records are just pointed by President Whitney to the methoed of arriving at such a satisfac- | “Tpe residue of the estate is ‘e- | as fine as of old. “You know my faith in | the medicine.”” 5000000 o ltory state in your civic affairs, T will | e il ; Olgs -4 S Snat SRR fo . queathed outright to the widow, Oiga Eok s Alterative 1s the “medicine” A D most Frateful and youwlll be mow: | 3¢ UShanley, (He appoints ‘his” widow | roikmai® Siicinal of above, lstter on file g BOOC see hat I hope will spring | executrix and trustee of the will and | ¢ office Eckman Mfg. Co., Philad conditions were not right. and ha did : tr- | not find the ideal conditions until he day, and Umpire McClafferty will cf- | struck Minneapolis. Eots fiflmrini-ckfi& Dominick ubraes < e FINANGIAL AND GflMMER[}IAL Hospital-Norwici: Town game Dostan 2: sacrifice bits, Knabe, [ up and grow in our southland, making | §les guardian of the three children of | phia. %, aert | us clean and beautiful. too. | am xo- | {1’ nter marriage, and directs that she | * Gekman's Alterative i good for al se- | Throat and Lung troubles, and is on sale ired to furn ing to thank vou in advance for any eress, oo 10f your valuable time you may give |anan DOt Pe re in Norwich by Lee & Osgood Co., and QI k fl d I Been: e |mie” il Is aated Web: 19 1908 other’ Druggists. it can alse be obs Hewetl e e e e P e will is dated Feb. 18, 1908, fained al. of procured by. your loca slocks Bends Investments Lk | maresion ke hat seived by |exbicdy e b sontere S| BINGE A0S g Yo o [ the Ke, in a good thing for | cat the provision making Casee ‘or write for Evidence to the PRIVATE WIRE To QUIET DAY IN STOCKS. - - 81 . Comoliment to Tarkington |Stamiord act that this s the | St Second uardian of his| Eckman Laboratery, Phila,, Pa. 3 . 5 st N S 5| Booth Tarkington. the playwright | Cles of the courn- e < Chicago St Louis| Little Trading and Net Changes for Gl et 3 110 %) and nfvelist, 1s yery fond of shildcen |y, There never has been a time | - incinnat Pittsburg the Day Insignificant, : 91 1 0land has a particularly fascinating way | “HeR the pavements in the cente: were | 2001 0 with them. It is a ve 1cky cit A thu asi e gon R g Norwich Branch, Shannon Bldg. | .. v oot e cmsn con. B er 3008 3Bt Vo i Sy o | o, o0 Sireets Rz atie e tollh | Telophone 801 b AR an i e e SR s i sugs FRANK O. MOSES, Mgr | (e convictionapparenily. that " they B s [ ok little Indianapolis girl, a journal- | Sme peinters” that will be helprul | ad lost their power to influence % “ s o 1 o +_g|iSt's daughter, made Mr. Tarkington's |in Danville or S as it did not appear until after 2.3 &k | neretofore” & tavorite. * called at mey | it uvolyew’ care ang iabor, [dad s e T e han halCan Dout D pe Rt e DS i me s e st — We can't help growing old but we can help LOOKING OLD. A gen- the grain mlrkehu had clesed for the A E e kgl o 55 | “Why, Madge.” he said, “don’t you |+ Virginia Pudding. erous daily application of day, hed more the effect of depression " a0 by & | tike me any more?” Put four cupfuls of milk into a dou- on” accivity than of unm;:uluxl, The a i1 -0h, yes,” said the little girl, “T Jiv »!m.», boiler and put it on the stov E 3 day’s lowest prices were made after ot e e | you: but. to tell you the.tru M. | When it is scaldine hot add two Omp. QEZ@]“B a“ the publication of the report, but the 2 i THURSDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES. | Booth Tarkington has spoilt me for | fuls of white cornmeal thoroughly m . net changes for the day were insignifi- | % . ity “u:h(u me: Washington Star ed with a cuptul of suz Stir to mix | cofiens the skin, smoothes out the wrinkles, giving the face that fresh, cant : s 1021 CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING. e — Siomahls coves the Biact o ; e Thie monthly statement of the Cop- | 1t X, s g s | - 5 i Malkon ths DonkoyiiTore: N Vo poller and cook | young appearance which always attra per Producers’ association was ill cal- st St e AT don- | the stove, a wo eggs very well beat- e EXCELSIOR AUTO CYCLE culated to relleve the apprehension 3 > 33| Xtimust give the old; démocratic don- f M S10¥e, 800 (R0 awee Vo LRl Just pour a little Comp. BENZOINE AND ALMOND CREAM in the key that tired feeling to learn thar a which is fe palm of your hand and rub well into the skin, finishing with the finger Best by Every T over the course of affai thoroughly, pour it into a pudding d is afoot in Oklahoma which has Cemsider the vaiue of the free angine | !l that trade — A further crumoling "% object the retirement of top plentifully with pow- | tops over the wrinkles. You will be surprised at the effect. Mo exertion tc start or pedaling|in the price of American Hide an 1 s won and: bake in.a mod- | through the crowded straets et ol dotods e i Haskell.—Washington Herald minutes. | COMP. BENZOINE AND ALMOND CREAM is made only by The Les 1: V. PENDLBAON. IR Sold at 32 -4 off Toesday., ThIS T 0 > | & Osgood Co. We are selling a large hottle for 25 cents. mperial Garage, Norwich resented the culmination of d Sh s Comumtions Laas o Motoreycle supglies and second-hand | creditable episode in stock market ™ i e B L R S S Buy a bottle today — walich the wrinkics fads awam. it on the vear's operations in For All Occasions. e resources for pavment of AT EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING. G E D U L D l G » S T dividends which had been “."‘ Youk, foretold, punctured the speculative T » 2 * | bubble and led to a collapse whick “ i We Retail Store Norwich, Conn. Telephone t68. DRSS Baek | itw ot Dovn edusiied fn violende sincs : . i) y2ea the smash in Columbus and Hocking it o Pay OIS for Our | QUTFIT . & .} Coal and Iron & 9 5y : Wit 20 :~£] b 1 “The time money market was call . & e ith Fla | Freight a0 1910-11) Winfieh § | o dy 4 h easier today, but there was no impoy t o:| and O £ | We are ready for the open-| i hanye in quotations Eastern _League. (R 1 tare Velue Al. A Ronds were steady. Total sales. par - Beehesion at RR = s225: at ing of schools with a very |vaiue. $1.065.000. United States bone o | o oS 2 were unchanged en call Fare N e~ complete line of mit L ok 10 Westen Siarsid e gy e e | JPARLOR DININGROOM ~ LIBRARY OR BEDROOM ~ KITCHEN . <LL - Aliis Chalmers o 200 Western Tnlo 6% 6oy e e o New Bedford 4. Call = N— - S itchen e, 100 Am. Agrieultaral ........ 431§ Total sales. 215.200 shares e Rt - 1 Chals or Tovk. Bideboard or Ma® "o o ‘omi o1 Kitehen .\ 100 Am. Cotton Ol cas v York opt = 1 owel! 0. Called end 33 - Early © English 2 leum. 1 St L oy ) New York, Sept. s Call | Lowell ated end | 88x10.6 Vel Table. 4 Chairs. y anteed; 2 Gen- olomm. 1 Store and 0 . Jeo securites [10 tany: 15402 p rate | et Game: Worerstie 3, Tawence 1| GG Thlamwint S TSR OHe A e Chall TR Sl sty O B S i Am. it o1k 2 1 3-4: last loan 7-8: | Serand” gamy: Worcester 8, Lawren (iied end | Mirror or Pier Came Box Seat, 1 Dolstered Seat: 1 oy, o'y | 300 Am. & Te £ y s e, ; ey "Fl o2 Guk Framer ] Eaziy Toglsh stand: 1 Com- In addition to full stock of New Books g e e N e o D ] I A e e B e o o Am, Wadlhn .. COTTON. Joined together, it is a great mistake | J&GE O Gted estry Table Cov- Chair. Velonr Decorated Eng- would sppear we have been fortunate in securing a| e . = to make a seam, which causes an un. T o o 2R, U Tetiot B, Tayvir Mo HED Mk oF Siabb b Books that| s Aot inine New York, Sept. S.—Cotton futures | sich ridge on the right side. The | it SI0_ Anhheieatity 2008 Auth are priced [ «b»m: ‘fl;-\"‘\ ¢ bids: Septem- | p; ns <hould first e matched, the Grand Rapids Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, at figures that will reduce your outlay B 1292 December nuary 1292, | buttonholed firmly with fax thread t Bedding, Draperies and Everything for Housekecping on 1S our u]dg 1’0 _ fo- schools very materiaily e i{f““‘,"v"‘-;“f‘ March Taod aed color of the groundwork. e two P Pl ) AVANY A' R L Lo pia - dedty | middlin, 8 14.0 niddling gul o I = = s v \ N X L ittty o b posared 8| A M 5190 Wogn SI298 ey S35 Wk 890 rs 838Dy 8360 Wosty ¢ ale that satisfigs. souver it that goes with the sale 3 i et ] . 3 u . - PR St R - ke Scnce! Books B S What He Think TEE e e Thegrecognized stangard of-excellences - Open . Tow He did not really give Taft the job K = N , o A h GRANSTBN & CO0 o N Torme Mads ta St on lagger Amousts. Ous forms Avoly Alee o New York The James Hanley fB((cwa,ng Co. f S X% ok he went on a hunting trip to Africa v Providence, Rl - Yuel & Tfron 3 The stors that has supplied Schoel —Philadelphia_Record. Rupplies since 1840 senidaw. Moradn & Southem Brewers .of Ale and Porter. One Consolation, et p — | e udson Fortunatelv for folk wk nt to i R L e i Rt veuc busia] | 18 Pt A Gr 25 ep sometimes. T. R. and the kaiser b | Yetier than rcu 290 Dissilers Soeusttion e+ don't live in the same country.—Pitts- L D o Tna Fllarin 100 Rela L Lok burg Gazette-Times