The true northerner. [volume], October 13, 1905, Image 1

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PAW PAW, VAN BUREN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCT. 13, 1905.
Whole Number 2636.
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A DAY of SALES
Saturday, Oct. 14th, 1905.
Bo in on this, aud when wo shako tho treo you gather
tho plums.
100 yards 10c heavy tennis flannels, tine assortment of
colors, at 8 cts. per yd.
00 yds. plain pink, blue aud cream white tennis llannels
at 7 cts. per yd.
25 Mb. boxes best quality Shetland iloss, white, cream
white and black at 83 cts. per pound.
One lot 25c and ooc dress goods for children's waists and
dresses, sale price 14 cts.
5 children's jackets and coats carried from last season,
sold for 1.00 to 6.00. sale price 1.80.
104 cotton bed blankets, grey aud white, 48 cts.
Big shoe bargains. Good values for your money. -Women's
dongola lace shoes, pat. tip, at 93 cts. per pair.
Women's 1.30 tine dongola shoes at 1.-9 per pair.
Women's vici shoes, pat. tip. light or heavy soles, 1.50
per pair.
Men's box calf, blucher tip shoes, bought to sell for 2.50,
sale price 1.98.
Great Underwear
Values
The bet for your money at 27v, 30c to 1.
Men's, women's and children's tennis llannej night robes,
prices 48c. 73c. 1.50, .00. Fine assortment.
Cloaks
Here is where you will thai a nu)-t pleasing Variety of
elegant styles.
Woolte.x styk-s have the approval of fashionable dressers.
A garment that i all wool gives better service than one
that is part cotton.
Try us on Woohex an i "-' what smart styles we can
show you at 7.5 tu :.50.
W. A. SELLICK
Wanted.
20 guests at Mra.Muir'a private board
ing house for October term of court.
14 per week each, and 73c per day. All
modern conveniences. Engage your
Sunday dinner, only 25c froru October 1.
1G3 E Main street. t2
Found.
A watch. Owner can have the same by
proving property aud paing for this
notice.
Julio Sheldon,
Paw Paw.
antMl.
Beans of all kinds; white, pea, medium,
red kidney, brown Swedish; by bag or
car load; buckwheat and clover seed.
Thk Alukkt Dickinson Co.
T. S. Heath, bu)er.
Warehouse opposite Lawrence depot.
YOU
Are making a mistake if you do not read
our combination otfer ou page 7. The
True Northerner and Chicago Daily
Tribune both one year for $3.
Ciet It (JuU'k.
The big heating stove for sale by I. Jay
Cumings. Burns wood, coal or dunning
letters. t 1
Good big work horso. For sale cheap if
taken at ouce.
2 t V,t RlCKER-nN.
OCTOBER.
My ornaments are fruits; my garments
leaves.
Woven like clotn-of-gold and crimson
dyed; I do not boast the harvestings of sheaves,
O'er orchards and o'ver vineyards I
preside.
Though on the frigid Scorpion I ride
The dreamy air is full, and overflows
With tender memories of the summertide
Aud mingled voices of the . doves aud
crows.
Longfellow.
Jottings.
E. G. Thaver was in Chicago the first
of the week.
Mrs. H. II. Jennings returned Friday
from Hay View.
"Old Peoples Day" at the M. E. church
next Sabbath.
Regular meeting
evening; "work."
R. A. M. Friday-
Advertised letters: John Allen.George
Faber, Miss Dottie Clausseu.
Remember the rummage sale to be
conducted by the ladies of First Baptist
church the tlrst week in November.
Married, by Mrs. Anna Barton, at her
home, October 7, John M. Gilbert and
Miss Jennie McCarty, both of Pine Grove.
Wm. Rickerson, veteran potatobuyer,
will be in the market again this season
Clay lOO let l)ff.
I will be pleased to show at Greenwood.
Ogemaw county, a few good things. Sev-
j eral parcels of 10 acres and up. A very , for all the good marketable potatoes he
desirable location for an apple orchard ( cat: get.
of 100 acres. Write for particulars. I .
Hvp-y O Shkldon. ! M"ied. October 12, at Paw Paw, by
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Residence of K. I;
of Paw Paw.
Parks, Cashier of the First National 15ank
The Christian Endeavor union of Vau
Buren county will hold its annual con
vention at Covert Ojtober 2J-27. A tine
program is being prepared, aud it is ex
pected a large number will bo preseut.
The western normal foot ball eleven
will meet the local high school bo)s or:
the local grounds Saturday at l p. m.
Do apples pay? This is answered io
the affirmative with vigor by David
McCann owner of Keepsake orchard.
Recently Mr. McCann brought tho
Northerner office a fifth bushel contain
ing a sample of his crop of Ilubbardson
Nonesuch. Eighty of these beautiful
apples will make a bushel. These trees
number SI and he has sold from them
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Lansing, Mich.
To 1 1-lit.
Farm of lliXJ acres on -hares. One mile
from Paw Paw village and in union
school district. Good terms will be giv
en. Cail on or address.
LiNt-or.N II. Ti n s. Att'y,
tf J 'aw Paw. Mich.
Highest market price paid for pota
toes Cmas. Vildkv.
Both combinations have a reputation to
sustain, and there will be "things doing.' j .'J21.i?S worth of apples. We have had
Married. Monday. October 0. at the occasion before to call attention to Mr.
j Justice Rowland, Fred A. Rollins of hom of the brides grard-mother, Mr-. ' McCann s u.anagmeut of Keepsako
Mattawan and Miy Mary Schloyer of J . p. Claphan of Kalamazoo. Miss Annie ' orchard, and we believe it worth any
Almena. I liasenaek ami Hanson Ludv both of fruit growers -a hile to look this fine fruit
Edward N. IIot in Hamlet, supported
by a strong company, at the opera house
I Saturday uight October U. Prico 2-j.
Tj-7) cents.
ladi-
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of the M. E. church
Th-
will serve chicken pie supper in the
Cornier building Friday, October l.'J. Sup
per 20 cents.
T.ie service next Sundiy evening at
Tw'iilvdive teams to comment work or. the Presbyterian church will be an illus
trated a Uresson India. All are cordial! v
V;tiit'l.
the Kalamazoo. Lake Shore A. Chicago
traction eompauCs right of way. Mon
day next. Applications can b- made to
Thos. Shorter. Ihckman house. Satur
day of this w eek. Pa ments will le made
every two week.
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TALK TO
WATERS
FOR YOUR
FALL NEEDS
IN HARDWARE
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I. W. Proctor has sold the Van liuren
no',w to Wm. Culver, who has take:;
po-es-ion. We wi-di Mr. Culver well in
hi venture.
Mi. Zir.a Waters has s-curc-'i a posi
tion as salesladv in a d-partm-.-nt -tore
at Benton lla:i)or. and leav.-s for that
city this week.
Dr. Thompson aud famil left Wed-iH-sda
f(,r DeFumak Spris.gs. Florida.
They gj !i th- way of Chat tai.o jga.
Na-hvilie and Atlanta.
Paw Paw. 'J he future hotnof the young farm over.
coufde will b in Champion, 111.
M vs iams Hoy t. Sherman ami Chapell
left Tu'slay f jr Cirau 1 Rapid, where
they will attend the mi?ting of the
grand chapter of the order of the Eastern
Star. The Entern Star number mote
than ::.)0!) in this state, and .ji)D delegates
will represent the order at thi meeting.
The sup-rintendent of th" .-tat" fish
co m ni-sior.. Mr. Iiovers, and Mr. Mark,
ov.-rsef:- of the Pari hatch'-r, vi-ited
Fred Ua-sidt, Tiles lay. The gentlemen
were pe-a-ed with ( ilet: spri!:gs hr.tehery,
and complimented Mi . Basset t hy placing
an order for ." (O.i ii h) trout eggs.
( ) .i t of three application for marriage
licei.se, last Wednesday the cl -rk had to
turn, do.vn two. I ti e coup!'- both lived
in Cass county, and in one ca-e the
would be beiiedut v. a s but 17yarsof
age. lie v. a- advi-ed. i i i-:!'.-ct, to tarry
in Jericho until his i r 1 iad at least
sprouted.
"Hamlet was acceptably presented by
Edward N. Hoyt and company at tho
Majestic last evening. One of the best
features of Mr. Hoyt's production of
Hamlet is its t learne. The lines aro
giver, with an understanding that makes
plot and action stand out plainly from
the wealth of tlovvery language in which
-o many players become hopelessly lost."
-Ciraud Ilapids Evening Press. Mr.
Hoyt a' d company will b s-:: it. Hamlet
at Lo::gwell's opera house Saturday,
October 11. We hop that those who
are fond of the shakepearean drama
will give this taiante-i .ictor the pleasure
of m -etitig a fall house.
Board of Supervisors.
WOVEN WIRE FENCING.
GUNS.
tock 26-inch
at 2S cts.,
At this writing vc have in
hoc; fencing at 25 ct., 40-im
42 inch at 32 ct.
It a l;oO(.1 time to put it up, and from
I. E. Paeker entertained two sit, is
from Rochester lat week. The.,, laiies
with Mr. l'a.ker are all that are left of
a family of eight brothers and -i-ter.
You will mis-agieat treat if you fad to
see th" popular actor, Edward N. Hoyt,
and his gifted company in Hamlet at th"
Q opt ia houe, Saturday night, October 11,
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Th.- b-:rd was calk-d to order Monday
at 10 a. m. by Chairman Kenr.edy. Tho
train scheilul made it impossible for
supervisor from western Van liuren
to get here earlier, so the board adjourn-
E-registrr of Deeds John F.Taylor
died at his home, Tuesday. The funeral
servi- es he.il at the house thi morning K flJi
were bri 'f. E. hr Harvey ofhciated. Ti.e j pulll;ly treaurer read his report, tho
burial, under th - nirection of the I. O. j fu!1 u.xl uf uhich aj.,tars i another
O. F., vviil be frm the church at Kteler, ! (-(,uiiim
his old horn-. We hope to give a n.oie j .Superxisor John Hunt presented his
complete account next week. credential, arid will represent Antwerp
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The press all over Michigan and other
states .speak in high term of the Ed ward
X. Hoy t company. They appear at the
opera hous,. .Saturday night October 11.
Mr. ami Mrs. Hml'man
rt.ct the presentation, of
ess," under the auspice
Star. M or.dav. ( .;tob-r
are here to di- j 111 the place or .Mr. .Mitchell.
1 iy p. the Heir- 1 The expens... of the county farm tho
of the Eat rn I I"'11 ''ar wa ?o.;H."s, of v hich ?l."0tj
'!. Mr. Ho:l-i was "P'-'i't for building material. The
that
present iinncation:
spring.
vi! be higher next
PREPARED
ROOFINGS.
The Fall rains will soon
be here. Pctter prepare
for them now.
Our prices on roofing
make it easy to keep out
the storm.
2- pIy felt roofing, $ .75 sq.
3- P'' " I.OOsq.
Single ply, 2 ct?. per lb.
Crushed Rock roof'g $2.75
Indtiroid roofing, 2.0
BARN PAINT.
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Our guns have been priced very 1
Lojk and see.
( Si.w.Li: Gr..
j Iloplcins & Allen,
i Steven,
Dor 1:1.1: Gun.
lvichmond, '7-7
Nouman, 10.00
Hopkins cc Allen. 13.50
ICach gun guaranteed.
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We have planned to
make this our banner
stove vear.
Make the old barn look
like new by giving it a
coat of our Pitkin barn
paint. Pitkin's barn red
is a strom; color guaran
teed not to fade for five
years.
Now is the bet time of the year
to paint.
A very few dollars in barn paint
will add wonders to the appearance
of your out buildings. Try it ami
see. We have lately reduced the
price, to 70c per gal.
EAVES-
TROUGHING.
If you have any of this
work we would like to do
it for you.
K a ve s t ro u g h i n g o r d e rs
receive prompt attention.
Phone in your order today
and we will be "Johnny
on the spot" within 24
hours.
! We use :,'ic galvanized
t iron double bead slip
joint.
WOOD FIBRE PLASTER.
This is a preparation that any one can apply.
Just mix up with a little water and go ahead. It
is harder and more durable than common plaster.
For repair work it has no equal. Architects are
specifying it on new jobs. 1 sack is estimated to
cover from 7 to S yards. The cost is 50c per sack.
We couldn't do this with
out enthusiasm. We could
n't enthuse unless we had
the goods.
We have the stoves this
season that one can't help
enthusing over. Come in
and see. You will agree
with us.
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'Ciitionary entertainment ftt Maeeabeo
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We have it from reliable parti'V. that
work has commenjed on the eleetrie
railroad this si,,. ()f Mattawan where the
proposed road bed leave.-, the old M. C.
bed.
W e are ashamed of the condition
of our principal street. Drivin- in from
the east, west or outh, the country
roads are found to be better than the j
Main street. '
The Kphcopal yuild ladies will have a j
sale of second har.d clothing, including
cloaks, jackets, hats, etc., in tho Grimes I
buildinu, October -JtJ.'JT '1. Uaked good ;
al-o on sale. !
actor ai.d. director, and the ladies of the I J'"r's n.ana-enient has been highly sat-
lOasteru Star undertake the pre-enta
tior; with full conlideir.-e that the pro
duction will please in its t-!;tirety.
Tiie list annual reunion of lh" l."!th
Micfiiu'ai; infantry will l;e held Oclol)er
27 at Kalamazoo. There are but a few
more than 1(H) of the old soldiers h-ft.
Among those .hose names and faces are
familiar to our i.eonle. who will be in
attendance, are Kdson Woodman.Mero.ne 1 consideration, but
isfactory, and Mr. Uuskirk retires with
the good will of all. W. A. Prater wan
elected to succeed Mr. Uuskirk, by a
vote of VI to !.
A. D. Kobinson of Keoler was selected
as a member of the board of county
examiners.
The tnattr r of a normal training school
for Van liuren countv has been under
no action has been
C Warner and Peed .Sirrineof Paw Paw.
David J. Hull of Chicago has been visit
ing at the home of II. D. North. Mr.
Hull s;is he is getting "that itching"
and feels that ere long he will "have to
assume tne proprietorship 01 one 01
Next Pridax evening, October 2'), Mi-s ' the line farms, about Paw Paw, as alievia
Ada Mum ford and class will give an ; tiou can be secured in r.o other manner.
We win welcome him.
hall. Mattawan. All are cordially in-j Paw Paw chapter, No! 1177,0. K. S.,
vited. Admission l.j cents. j i,. recently installed the following
A Delmonico su-per will be served by j ollicers: Worthy matron. NettieJChap
gentleman in the parlors of the Papti-t ! pell; worthy patron. W. C V. Ferguson;
church next Tuesday at o'clock. A ' associate matron, Km ma Sherman; cou-
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souverdr stn in will ). i!i-in to nil u Iwi ; il net r-ss . Fra v. k ir' Nelson : associate con-
O attei:tl. Supper l.j ct nts. iductress, Killefi-r; secretary , Pelle
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pecial meeting of the V. vv A.JM.
.Johtisou; treasurer, Cora M. Sow le; ch.ii-
lain, Amanda Hoyt: Adah, Elizabeth
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wo ne ne n tivr i mn:iv iiinninn
Work in the third degree. The roll call j ' 'h Un;l -''l"'liRr; ILu-r,
will disclose whether the three viiiians I (inil Parks; Martha, Cora aters; Klecta,
have been found "or otherwise." ! (-'orrt lIur,,: warder.. Uertha Harrington;
st.-ntinel, K. Jay Harrington; organi-t,
(Jeorge VanDom will oiler at public hxU slick. Past worthv matron, Mrs.
auction at his farm four miles north of
Mamie Wakeman, was present and in
law law, inursuay.uctooer Jl.at I'J stan(.j the olhcers and it seemed most
a. m , two horses, two cows, farm imple- j liuinif (iat Mf and Mrs Wakeman
ments and nunKTous other articles. shou,j sUrl h( ;ew oi:ia.rs itl tlu, ood
Saturday uight, October 1 1, will be. the I work for which they have labored so long
finest otM.ertunitv ou have had to hear ! and faithfullv. The new ollicers are
taken.
Pweipiests for increased appropriations
are being made and are carefully considered.
Circuir Court.
The cases of the people vs. Charles
Pa r.e and vs. Andrew Conkhn were dis
missed. Geo. Keed, Karl Brown ell, C. II. Kiln,
Arthur McDowell, M. S. Carney, John
1 Thompson, John II. Charles, Nelso
Martin, Uoy McCann and Joe Wagner
were each arraigned, and a plea of not
guilty entered in each case.
Several motions were made to quash
information in local option caes, and all
were overruled.
A motion to quash tho writ of caph4
ail respondendum issued in the vase M
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Fred S. Doud . Wm. A. CouUaQ ; S E -
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arguud aiul taken under advh
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Chas. McKeebie of Coney n fcjftt&if.
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Geo. Keed; larceny; cim&.rf. .Z. & c 5-40
.Justice court (IeeisH)narrnl m le
tiorari case of J. II. K&? x&?. S. .
liuthr. . TT?" is ?
lOUOU IO lieeiis'V Uiuljpui hj
people vs. Kal jjrwbell , Jh
NewJ.fr iXx Iiawlenc h-tlcenw
such a noted actor as Klward N.
Hoyt in Paw Paw. Ho is supported by
a strong company. Don't miss this
opportunity.
most enthusiastic aud energetic and there
is every reason to expect that the ensu
ing ) ear will be prosperous and profitable
for the chapter.
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