1903-10-16; Clare Courier

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Vol, IX.
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e   ^et !ust whatY°urDoctor pre;
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Specialty    IS     Accuracy
In theCompounding of all prescriptions. We dispense only the
purest Drugs and have such a
large stock that we are always prepared to fiTT and prescription
I Big String of Entries for the Coming Field
Trials iri," this City.
The Town will be Full of Thousand Defer
Dogs on Oct. 26th,
The Sportsmens Field Trials
Club, organized' in Saginaw last
spriDg, and now having moro than
j.ono hundred memberb, will hold its
first annual trials upon territory
adjacent to J;his city, commencing
on Tuesday," Opt. -27ih." 'According
to the constitution of the Olub its
aims and objects are as follows:
"The Sportsmen's Field. Trlalsi
Olub is established" for the purpose
of improving pointers and setters,
especially by holding field trials to
tept their field qualities and thereby increase the  interest in legiti-
Princess Dot, white, bluak and tan-bltoh.
Count Dan—'ElV/.aliOtU E. A Foster. Traverse
City,    v     .
"The Abbott.", Icinon belton dog, Dako
Case-Lady Case. E, L, Teal. Midland.
Lottie- Case, blue bolton bitch. Puke Caso—
Lady O|iso. E. L. Teal. Midland.
The Czar, black and white dog, Tho Sultan
Snow, E." J. Walsh. Imlay Oity.
llonlco, white, blaok. and tan dotr. by Dick
Noble II-Spot H.; 0. S. Bliss, Saginaw. CTZ3
PiCuline Noblo Gladstone, '■ y—
F. Jacobl, LowqII.
Tony's Hell, white and   blaok bUoh    by
Tony's Mark-Nellie F ; A. J. Smith. Detroit.
■poInters,
Ilal Pointer's King, blaok and whlto do?.
Ilal Pointer—Glory Quaylo. 13. D. McQueen.
DAVY &
Jackets and Capes
Many new styles of Ladies' Jackets were received this week;
CUTLERY.
Our lines of Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors and Shears were
made in America and every one is
Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. ____
Headquarters for Ammunition
A.  E.  MUSSELL.
Central Drug Store J
J   Bell Phone 53.
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ROCERY $
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Sooner or later everybody will understand that some Grocer's are closer buyers
then others. They will understand that
nobody can- go below certain prices with
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•grocery firm in Clare is not only a closer
buyer than the others, but that it's business permits it to prosper on the narrowest kind of a margins. Of course this
Grocery is Our's. .   ,
There can't be a bit of doubt about
it. It haB taken about three years to
reach our present position - and in the
time to come we propose to keep on giving
the very best service there is to-be had.
mate sport .with -dog and gun;
promote good fellowship, social intercourse and acquaintance among
sportsmen, and a greater refinement
in the use of dog and gun; to en-
couraga respect for and enforcement
of all laws enacted for the protection of game, and lease suitable land
for a gam.e preserves for field trial
pur-poses.** -—■--- — ■*---=-^*=?=^^:
The Courier's  sporting  editor
has never , taken a course in dog
training, hence is not competent to
prepare an exhaustive treatise upoji
what constitutes the really interesting features of these trial's but in a
general way he has learned that the
trials are   simply  tests   as  to  the
ability of the dogs to find game birds,
speed in covering territory, the disposition to hold a "point,"  and  intelligence  shown  in  heeding    the
commands of the person who has
them in charge.   But few birds are
killed in the trials, but the points
named are  carefully noted by, the
judges and prizes are  awarded   accordingly.
The coming trials are for amateurs
only. Professional trainers are
barred and the dogg must be run by
their owners. The judges having
in charge the contests and awards
are as follows: .        ■-.
W. J. Baugh, Bidgeville, Ind.
Marsh Byers, Grand Rapids, Mich.
W.E. Warner, Edmore, Mich.
Owners from several states will
be present, many of them will come
solely for the purpose of witnessing
the sport.    The drawing for position,occurs on the evening of   the
26th, and the-fiel J contests begin on
the following morning. t Following
is a complete list of the entries  to
date, which is far  beyond  the  expectation of the officers of the Olub:
ALL AGE STAKE.
SETTERS.
Hickorymit Gladstone, blaok and white,
ticked dog, Hickory Gladstone—Molba Rod,
OhaH, A. Eddy, Bay Oity.
Rose M„ white, black and tan bitch, Kels
Carter—Scrapper, E. H. Shearer, Bay Oity.
RodsPride III,-blue belton dog.Oinoinnatus
Pride—Ruth T. Etol, W. M. Tanner, Saginaw.
Luo Rodficld, white and tan Hotter bitch,
Rodflold—Gypsy A. Gladstone. M. Tanner.
Saginaw.
Countess Olare. white, black and tan bitch-.
Prince Leon—Topsy Gladstone. M, W. Tanner. Saginaw.
Sports-Lad. white, black and* tan doff, Mario's Sport-Stella Hope, M. W. Tanner, Saginaw.
Da'shaway, white and lonion dojj, Jorry—
Brownie, li.'H, Goodwin, Saginaw.
Billy Brady, black, white and tan doff, Cincinnati-is Pride—Nellie Brady. Opdyko &
Thompson. Detroit,
Dike—Florence Shelly, Geo. Dawson,  Olare.
Don -Pedro II, black, white- and tan dog,
Rodney II—Elizabeth, Jas. Sleeth, Saginaw.
iliss MisohiiiT. white, black and tftn bitch.
Dash Antonio—Patty B., F. P. Bock. Battle
Greek.
Jessie Ford, black, white and tun bltoh.
Rods Reel—Lady Spraklo, F, F. Book, Battle
Greek.
Glenlyon, white dog, Donald Bano—Frost.
John Davidson. Monroe.
Spot, black aiid white, bltoh. —=r——
 , John T. Ray, Barryton.
Maud 'Of Mt. Clemens, blaok and white
Bugio, liver and wui^e no-?,"
 . Frank Bat-ton., Midland,
Dots Belle, liver and white bitch, Dots
Jingo—Iinllana. E, J. G. IJaoubior, Moui-oe.-
.Major Kent, liver and white dog, Harry
Kent-^-liaxtor's.Tlok TrlnVot. V. Kludler,
Saginaw,
Devonshire .Teunfo's Ruby, black antt'whUe
bitch, Hal Polntor-r-Devonsblre Jennie. %i. S.
Weil. Ohitmgor **.*• '
Lon.Jlngo. liver and white bltoh. Lad. ofj
.Htfgo-IIUrry-s Lwty^  E. J. G.   JOaeubler,
Monroe,
Taylor's Wrinkle, white and lonjon dog,
Jingo's Boy.—Pontie. 0, B. Taylor, Tglodp.p,
Irish ftK-r-TEiis,
Pat,_r{*d dog, —r— John V. O'Keefe,
Saginaw.   .6 * ;
DERBY STAKE.
VisUount Ivttchener, black and white do;
'The Sultan--Our.Lou, E. .T.Walsh, tmlay
City;     ~"  ' -'"■
^rii Charmer, white and black bitch,
Pr^nco Cosmo—-Fleet Jtodengo II. Fred G.
Eddy, Bay Oity.
Bernedine. white, black and tan bitch
Rod's Pride III—Forn Rbdorlgo, M. W. Tanner, Saginaw,
I no B.. black, white and tan bitch. Gladstone Dash-"-Nellle. P. T. Banghart, Almu.
Pride ot /^lroa, blaok, white and tan dog,
Gladstone tl.)sh--^Hellle. Opdyko & Thompson, Alma and Detroit.
Ruby Queen, black, white and tan bitch,
Falrlalid Dike—Waller's Ruby. 0. XL. Van-
Brunt. Clare.
Rose Gladstone white, black and tan bitch,
Falrland Dike—Jpsio B.. R. Aylcsworth.
Weldman.
Olaravolnt, lemon and white bitch, Cowley's Roddeld's Pride—Phoebe Whltestonc,
B.JH. Waller Glare. .-..
Prbcess Dot, white, black and tan bitch.
Count Dan—Elizabeth, E. A. Foster, Traverse City." •
Dred Gladstone, lomon and white dog
Lady's fount Gladstone—Maud otMt.-Cleni-
ens. Jus McKelth, Midland.
Polkudot Gladstone, lemon and white
bitch, Lady's Gount Gladstone—Mauri of
Mt. Clemens. Jas. McKloth. Mldlahd.
Sleepy Don Rod, blue holton dog. 'RodOelir
Ston.-^—.Taney K.*- -Frank Teal. Midland.
Bello of Portland, black, whlto and tan
bltoh by Monk of the LUkB—Lau.rluuufcine:
E. 0, Divine. Portland. 4
Duke's Rock,-whlto. black and tan dog bjr
Duko Oase—Lady Case; E.L. Teal, Midland.
Phoobels Rod. orange belton dog. by Cowley's Rodlield's Pride—Phoebe Whlto^tone,
L. llilsendegati. Detroit.
J'iko's Dike, white, bl'iolc and tan dog, X>y
Falrland Dike—Top Mark J.adjr J E.O. Smith.
Midland
Gath's DorrltB. white, black and tan bitch,
by Sport's Guth—Little Dorrltt; E. D McQueen, Lowell.
Tony Neil's Girl, black and white bitch, by
Petrel's Count*—Tony's Niel; A. .1. Smith
Detroit
Petrel's Count's Boy. black aud white dog.
by Petrel's Count—Tony's Nell; A. J. Smith.
Detroit.
Uampton Bruce, black, white and tan dog,
by Ned Cummlng—Hampton Grace F. W.
Gelgor. Edmoru.
The Limit, dog by E, C.
Divine. Portland.
Woodbine Flossie, bltoh, by
 F. Jacobl, Lowell,
Woodbine Daisy, bitch by —
F. Jacobl,-.Lowell.
£&*>.
-lAd-ies''. 26-in .Loose. Jackets, pf Fine Castor Kersey
Cloth-with new double cape, velvet collar trim-
Tried with cord and tassel, newest'sleeves, sateen
lined, are unprecedented values $5 00
Ladies' 33-in Oollarless Coat of line black Zibeline
full satin lined, fitted back, half fitted front, all
geatns strapped' with stitched cloth       •  $ 10 00
FASHIONABLE FURS
We make no boast in saying that our showing of
jfurs is the most complete and varied of any. .ever—'
made here..  They are priced at attractive figures.
Scarfs, 95cto $25.00
. Wool Seal Jackets, special value, $30.00
Near Seal Jackets, extra quality,   40.00
WALKING SKIRTS
Another lot of those special $5.00 values.* Made from Flint Woolen Mills'
G-enuine Neptunius Skirtings, the best material obtainable—the same ds is
used in ©pr highest- priced skirtst stitched with silk and strictly tailor made.-
A big bargain, - $5 00
Other choice styles from $,2.\)0 upwards.
Ladies9 Fine Shoes
We are proud of our showing of Fine Foot Wear f jr
for women. No more up-to-date styles nor. better values can be had anywhere. We illustrate a very popular style, genuine -oroodyear welted shoe.
Patent Leather Of lfine Glazed Kid, at per pah-
Same Style with light soles at same price,
Hoosier School Shoes.
Nothing better for children's wear.   v
Size 5 to 8    S-1.0'0 Size 84 toll,
.   Size 1H to 2,    §11.50    .
$3.00
§ 1.35
Lowest
Prices.
^rThlmZlTiM p. m. [standard tune] every evening except Monday & Satnrday
TEA
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We will give you a very good Tea.
3 lbs for $1.00,, Our very best Tea is only
50c a lb. Our Coffees at 20c, 25c, 30c, 35o
will give you very good satisfaction.   -
We want your Butter and Eggs.
JAS.  O'CONNOR
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bitch. Monk of Furness "Drake—Tony's Bot-
■scy, Emll F. Flues. Bay City,-
Ned Gumming, blaok, white and tan dpg,,
Joe Cummlng—Marie Girard, F. W, Gelgar.
Edmore.
* Shea's Duko, white and black dog, Rod'8
Pride III—Rod's Belle, Jas. Shea. Saginaw.
Bill, black and white- dog. Sag—Gone. H.
W. Morrill. Saginaw.
Phoebe's Rod, orange belton dog, Cowley's
RodBeld's Pride—Phoebe Whltestono, L.
Hilsendegen, Detroit,
Bruce. 1, t. & w. dog, Joe's Count—Quoon of
Diamonds; L. Hllsondegen, Detroit.
Count Danstonc, Jr„ black, white and tan
dog, Ot, DanstOno—Nellie Ward, F. O. Merrill, Bay City.
Teddy R,, blaok, whlto and tan dog. Spot—
Topsy, Wmr A. Thomas, Holland, •
Sam. whlto and black ticked dog, Dlko—
Nolllc A. Shaw, 'Alma,
'. dUCUUl,\XJUirrurr..
Dobrezyskl, black, whlto and tan dog, by
Falrland Dike—Lady Clare, F, E. Doherty.
Olaro.
POIKTEBS.
Pedro, white, black and ticked dog by Roll a
Heikes—Boll. G.L. Rechty, Sebewaing..
Taylor's Twinkle, white and black bltoh,
by Jingo Boy—Pontlo; O.B.Taylor. Toledo,
.OHIO... »  . 	
On Tuesday evening .. a bench
show will be held at Duridan's hall,
in which all dogs entered for any' oi
the prizes will be placed on exhibition, and can be seen by the general
public.
An Arkansas printer, in making
up the forms in a hurry the other
■Jay,, got a grocer's advertisement
mixed up so that it read as follows:
"John Brown iuid Ida Gray were
united in the holy sauerkraut by the
quart or barrel. Mr. Brown is a
well knQwn young cod fish at ten
cents per. pound, While tlie bride,
DA VY & CO.
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Now-Kql-iiug Ite_Aaaual   Session
Court House in "Harrison.
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|„hn   ijrQrauii,  \jx
man.
.Hatton,   fec-ekcted Chak-
Othcr Matters.
The annual session of the board
On Wednesday morning tlio appointments were made as follows:
Drain Com .—George Sehunk.
Supt, of the poor—W. W. Harper.
School examiner—J. F. Brown.
Representatives at; "state""fair—xi."
Ii. Kelley and A.  M.  Howard,  of
Winterfleld.
The last named appointees  hare
charge of the county's exhibit at
the state fair, which is to bo more
elaborate next year than heretofore.
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Grant, $200. 1*' v*-"-1'!
Olam River  bridge,   Winterfleld,vft
$300.   ' ... ,,«;*,!
Redding, $200. r y ,&,•
' The board will adjourn tomorro^
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The annual session  oi   b»«  »»*»-  elaborate next year tnan nereioi.«B.   wii.u. - ^^ -^--
of supervisors of Clare county open- appointment of Brown as school the town.   The bank is'  °™* ^
Son Monday, with all   members ^i wis the only act wherein the stockholders mjthe Clare county
cu "" ,  _,_ u««^/l    t-in-nr .. -.  .. . _-iji j     „„..,•    ..irnrn- Vinnlr   of   tlllS    ClCy,    lull*   «>
FAEWELL'S NEW 'BANK. "
Our neighboring village-is* to be
congratulated np6n the establishment of its first' bank, and one
which in every respect is a credit to
| the town.   The bank is  owned by
cents per. pounu,  Wn^  UM„  „ ^^ x_ _  _
Miss Gray; has some-nice pig's feet legg unforseen bus{ncas
-" *u„ „„M m.r.^ru.r than anv   .«_„„„   fhft  r(ttmloX   8,
present. Glare county's board now
consists of .twenty-two members,
and it has a record for transacting
its business with greater dispatch
than has the boards of nearly every
other county in the state.
|.The Cqurier is assured that un-
'     demands
which Will be sold cheaper than any
in tow^ri. . , ■       K
A German citizen lost his  horse,
and went to a newspaper to have it
advertised there.   The editor asked
him what he wished to  say about
it. d "Yust put in vat I told you,"
replied the man. The editor was all
attention.   "Dis vas vat you dit say
ain't it? Yell, yet! So!  One nite  de
udder day  apoufc a veek ago ~lasd
munt I hears me  a noise % by  der
front middle of der pack yart which
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attention the regular  session will
be completod tomorrow
partisanship displayed itself to .any
extent. * The throw-down of ex-commissioner A. H. Aldrich, who last
spring came within sixteen votes of
being re-elected, and the selection of
Brown, who has had only the experience of a few terms as a rural teach-
■ er, does not indicate that amajority
of the supervisors consider the in-
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3 completod tomorrow. > terestg of the schools of the county
Upon the second ballot  taken .at ag paramQunt to party success,
the opening of the session on Mon-     ^ chairman appointed the fol-
day,  supervisor John  ^°™°n;■   ~ lowing   exedlent   committee upon
Hatton, was rc-e ^tcd   chairn an alization.     A.   oiark,   Arthur;
and in his hands the po^J-of tho 1^ Glare.   0ftrl  BM1,
Bion. The editor was an, county know that the bujineBBjg
«DU vasvat youdit ^h^^£^iTx^ at-
prince Max. black, white   and-tan «*?».
DakoOaso-Lafly Case, Erwln O. Smith. Mid-
Midland Daisy, white and orange bitch, | didn,t-uSed to be, SO I jumps to -ped,
Dtike Oaso-Iiady. Case, Erwln   O.  Smith,
Midland.
Ciaravolnt, lemon and white bitch, Cowley's Uodfleld^ Prido-Phoebo 'WKltcstone,
E. H, Waller, Olare.
Lady Olare.'blaok, wlilte and ktan bltoh,
Prince Leon—Topsy Gladstone, fl, E. Dolicr-
ty, Olaro.
and runs mifc der dooi- out, und ven
I am so I finds dat pny pig cray iron?
maro he was tied loose uud running
mit de stable off. whoefier prings
him pack shall pay me fife „toHors
revart! Is not so?"
celerity consistent with proper attention tb details,. . The first business to be transacted^out of routine,
was the awarding of the county
printing to The Coubieb for the
year 1904.- The only change made
was the provision that tho proceedings' of the board should bo sent to
every taxpayer as far as it is possible for the supervisors to furnish
the publisher with lists.
Grant; Grant Seamoh, Greenwood;
"S. E. JJiorce, "Harrison, 1st ward.
This committeo is now at work and
final action will be taken on tho report this" afternoon.
Yesterday the board voted to raiso
$10,00Q for tho general fund nnd $1000
for bridge purposes. Tlio bridge
fund voted last year -was appropriated as follows: ,.
Grant, $300
savings bank, of this city,   and is,
under the same management, though
it is a private concern.    The company opened its doors  on Wednesday, in one of the finest buildings
of its character that is to found in
the state.   It was erected during the
past summer at a cost of  $2,500, is
finished throughout with oak, -con>-
taius a roomy fireproof.yault, within
which stands one of tho latest improved burglar proof 'chests equipped
with time-locks.   The safe and interior fixtures cost $1500.*
The direct management   of   tho
bauk will be in the.hands of C. H,
Sutherland, of this city, while the
office work will be done byE. H.
Smith, so long the popular P.  M.
agent at Farwelll Abundant capital
is behind the enterprise to  insure
its stability*, and tbe people of Harwell will find it. not only of great
convenience   but     an    institution
which will assist materially in the
growth   and   permanency   of   her
Smiey   bridge,, east line  of I rapidly increasing Industrie,
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