1901-09-19; Clare Sentinel

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Istablialied 1878,
OLABE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTl^J-JOON, SEPTEMBER 19, 1901.
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Ladies' Walking Skirts just received,
All Clothing not included in our New Fall
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New Line of Pants received, We give a
a new pair tor every pair that rips, Made
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lis With the
CHOICEST OF  PEACHES
teaVe tJoUr order if i}oU Waijt the best.
WE ARE HEADQUARTEBS FOR EVERYTHING TO EAT.
GIVE US A CALL. TRY OUR 50c TEA, IT IS THE BEST.
LEAVE ORDER OR TELEPHONE NO. 50, DISCOUNT
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GLARE
GOUM FAIR.
Next    Week    Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday.
County S.  S.  Rally  Thursday—
*    Big Money up on Races—Reduced Rates on Railroads.
Every arraogement Is now complete
for the Clare Countv Agricultural
Society fair to be held at Harrison
nexfweek Wednesday, Thursday* and
Friday, September 25, 26, 27.
The business men of Harrison have
■made up $100.00 which will be given
, Thursday to the winners of the trotting and pacing races. Lots of fun and
excitement.   Don't fail to attend.
Football.
The gridiron season was formally
opened for this season last Tuesday
when the Clare high school team
strengthened by four of the town boys
met tbe all-Midland team at Coleman.
Two twenty minute halves were
played. In the first halt our boys
held things level, the score being 0 to
0. In the second half Midland put in
big Dickey at half and with his "assistance succeeded in making two touchdowns, the final score being 10 to 0 in
favor of Midland. The Midland men
fftgre older, more experienced, and on
the line greatly outwelgh.ed the Clare
boys and eo our boys did remarkably
well aginst such a team. For Clare
poherty, Clark, Kelly and Sutherland
did most of the earring of the ball.
Mussell played a good quarter and
Jackson did some.fine tackling while
the line-men did well aginst such
heavy men. For instanc McKinnon
thought he had plenty to do to buck
aginst a fellow who weighed in the
ggighborhood of 220. The game was
cleanly played ahd all were well
pleased with the treatment they received, Jenner of Midland was referee and his decisions were entirely
satisfactory. He did not however enforce the rules as to  off-side plays.
Lost—Gold filled, open face gentle-
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»5fflce.     Mks. Jebome Stevens,
A Young Life Ended,
Carl Weeks Waller, the oldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Waller, passed
from thfs life Tuesday morning, membraneous croup or diphtheria being
the cause of his death.
Only a week ago Friday Carl was
taken with a sore throat, but nothing
serious was anticipated until. Sunday
night. The physician was called who
did everything in his power to relieve
the little sufferer but to no avail. He
lingered until about eight o'clock
Tuesday morning when he breathed
his last.
.Brief funeral services were held at
the grave early Wednesday morning,
none attending except tbe family and
those officiating, that the contagion
may not be spread, and little Carl's
first night in his newly made grave
was Wednesday. He was an exceptionally bright boy, his winning ways
making him a favorite among his
playmates, and this being the first of
the family to pass to the great beyond,
the parents are griefstrlcken beyond
the comprehension of all save those
who have sustained similar losses.
The family are now in quarantine
and all have taken anti-toxin, a preventative of diphtheria. Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Hornung of Mt. Pleasant,
Frank Waller of Marion, Mrs. H. A.
Weeks of Kalamazoo, and her father,
Daniel Barger, of Sturgis, are here or
have been during the week.
Card of Thanks.
We wish publicly to express our
sincerest thanks to the kind friends
who in so many ways expressed their
sympathy to us during our recent
affliction, the death of our beloved
son, Carl.
Mb. and Mks. E. H. Wali.br.
State Fair at Pontiac.
The fifty-second annual State Fair
will be held at Pontiac September
23-27, The buildings ate new and
ample, having- been ef ected purposely
to accommodate the State Fair. Railroad trains and electric cars run to the
gates. One of the special days is Friday, the 27th, which has been designated Maccabee day, prizes being
offered for K. O. T. M. and L. O. T.
M. team drill.'
House and lot for sale on  west
Seventh street.       A. J« Kake.   43-4
h urther Preparations for Sunday
School Rally.
Preparations for the coming review
County Sunday Sunday Rally are
rapidly being completed, and Clare
County Sunday School may justly be
proud of tneir response to the. appeal.
"Michigan has already become
famous for these county and district
rally days. They have been held successfully in many of the large counties
and when rightly conducted' are a
great public educator, as well as affording means for utilizing a powerful social agency in the Breaking down
of sectional and sectarian differences
and the unifying of our Christian
Forces".
The Clare County Rally will doubtless prove- to be no exception to this
rule.
An excellent opportunity will be
afforded on the twenty-sixth for attending the County Agricultual Fait,
in connection with the S. S. Rally as
well,
Attendance at the Rally will secure
admission at ten cents for adults, and
five cents for children under twelve
years of age.
The following provisional program
is presented for the afternoon exercises beginning at 1:30.
Band concert at grand stand..
Devotional exercisers led by Rev. A
McCall of Harrison.
Singing by the audience.'
Address of welcome, Mayor of
Harrison.
Response, Asa Aldrich, Clare.
Singing by Harrison Quartet.
Address "Evergreen Sunday schools"
Rev. G, W. Maxwell, Farwell.
Selection by Harrison band.
Memory drill, Olare. Co, S. S,
Quartet.
Address by State Secretary Day of
Detroit.
"Throw out the Life Line" Audience.
General business and awarding of
rewards -for best drilled school and
best load of S. S. scholars, etc.
Benediction and dismissal.
EVENING.
Tempeiance mass meeting in Wilson
opera honse. J. Lewis of Jackson, the
"modern John JB. Gough" speaker,
with his' stereopticon. Admission
free. The excusion train will .Wait
for this mass-meeting. AH are invited to remain.
Let every Clare Co.  S.  Q. plan to
Millinery
Opening
Saturday,
Sept. 28
E Verijlhiijg lo Wear
al   JLoWesfc    Prices
Millinery
Opening
Saturday,
Sept. 28
Excellent Dress
Goods Values
36-in All Wool Dress Flannels, in
all shades, per yard 35c.
52-inch Extra Quality, Fine, All
Wool Suitings, all colors, per yd. 59c.
36-inch All Wool Suitings, dark
mixed colorings, per yard 35c.
38-inch pure Worsted Granites, the
genuine JBroadhead goods, nothing
better for service, all colors, per yard
59c
27-inch Heavy Gray Skirting per
yard 40c.
A Towel Bargain
25 Cents Each
For all Linen Towels, large sizes, all
white or fancy borders, hemstitched
or fringed. They are cheap and wont
last long at this price.
Domestic Bargains
Heavy 30-inch White Outing per
yard 5 c. *
Heavy Black and White Twill
Shirtings, 10c values at 8c per yard.
Mill Remnants, fancy Ticking, 15c
value, at lie.
Mill Remnants Fruit of Loom
Bleached Cotton per yard 7£c.
Indigo Blue Prints \ gtan(j.
Light Blue Prints /   ar^    ii ~,
Black and White Prints ) Cloth 420
Silver Gray Prints ) per yd
Special Handkerchief
Sale   .
25 dozen Ladies' Plain White Hemstitched     Handkerchiefs,     assorted^
hems,   5c each.
25 dozen Ladies'Fine Swiss, emferxaid-
ered, scalloped edge Handkerchief
worth 15c each, our special pri«e~©a
the lot 10c each.
15 dozen Ladies' Fine Swiss Handkerchief s, fancy shapes, new designs,
lace trimmed and embroidered, wortl
20c each, at 12£c and 15c each,
50 dozen Children's Fancy "P-rinted
Handkerchiefs lc each.
20 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 3c each.
Clothing Dept.
Knee Pant Special
AH sizes in Knee Pants mard-e from
Heavy All Wool Cassimere, worth 7&g
per pair, our special price per pair
50c.
Boys' Fleeced Underwear
40 dozen of Boys' Heavy Weight
Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, 35c
value, at per garment 25c.
Men's Suits
New Patterns in Men's Heavy
Weight, Fancy, All Wool Worsted
Suits, well tailored and perfeet fitters,
per suit only $10.00.
Men's Suits of Best All Wool
Meltons in Gray and BroWn, regular
$12.00 values, per suit $10.00.
MilUnery
Opening
Saturday,
Sept, 28
'avy
dc Co.
Millinery,
Opening
Saturday,
Sept. 28
have a good represenation at Harrison
on the 26th. Begin drilling your
schools, making your banner and raising yoar apportionment, toward expenses, and a wave of enthusiasm will
thrill your work with renewed life.
Yours for success.
C. B. Parsons.
RULERS   ASSASSINATED  DURING LAST CENTURY.
Of Twenty   Rulers Slain, Eleven
were Peesidents of Republics.
Emperor Paul, Russia, choked 1801
Sultan Selim, Turkey, stabbed.. 1803
President d'lstria, Greece, sabre. 1831
Duke of Parma, Italy    1854
President of Hay ti, stabbed 1859
President Lincoln, United States,
shot . 1865
President Balta, Peru, shot 1872
President Moreno, Ecuador, shot 1872
President Guthriz, Ecuador, Shot 1873
Sultan,   Abdul   Aziz,   Turkey,
stabbed....................... 1874
President of Paraguay, shot..... 1877
President Garfield, United States,
shot 1880
Czar Alexander ll, Russia, bomb 1881
President J, R. Barrios, Guatemala, shot.  ..... 1885
Quedn of Corea, poisoned.' 1860
President Carnot, France, stabbed 1894
Shah of Persia, stabbed ......... 1896
President Jose Barrios,  Guatemala, shot..................... 1898
Empress Of AuStra, stabbed..,... 1899
King Humbert, Italy, shot...... 1900
Read. Read.
EXCURSION
A Half Fare Excursion will be run from-
CLARE   TO   HARRISOM
 ON—-	
Thursday, September 26, '0i,3
for the grand
Gountu s. s. Kaiiu & flaricuitrai Fair
Leaving Glare at 9 a, m. and
returning in the evening.
Rrmnrl   vm Adults,    -      «      BBSs:
"u,u*lu   Cn w%sr% Children between
Trip   .rare   * ** 12    %**
Children under 6»free--
AdiniBsion to Fair on Bally Day, Children 5c, AdmlS.* 10s»
Great Parade,      Good Fair.      Everyone Invited~
GO AND TAKE THE CHILDREN.
C JE. PARSOHS, Miss'y Atoer. S. &.IL.
, ' ..  Glare, Mohigaa-j.