The Evening Record, February 27, 1904

The Evening Record, February 27, 1904

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Bates, Thomas T. (1841-1912) and Hannen, John W. (1863-1940)

1904-02-27

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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THE EVENE^G RECORD

YESTERDAYS nSUE

i.«oo

TRAVERfiE CITY, MICH.. S.^TITRD.W, FEBRUART 27. IWi.

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HIWSHZLTU

KOREA WILL
JOIN JAPAN

H Will Nm^-N»ln'
»««lti». m4 Vt Mwit W.ll
•« aain M tk« «M.
] lljr Wir- lo'ilir Evod

PUT

yjjuoo

TPOOPt

-

NSTOPHCE FRAU0SC41IDAL

be held there restilarly

JURY DROUGHT IN A VERDICT AT

There Is aome work on the Inte
Uiat can be done before the weal
warms op and this will be dune a« i
as possible

S P. M. YESTERDAY.

cation Today.
By Wire to tiM Brenlns Rooord.
Drimli. Feb 22.~Tbe ferry boats
braaa runnlny to Windsor tbU more
Tbe heavy lee vorkod ttarlf down {
ibe river, wbicb has been frozen over!
jfor several days Thme ferry boaui

(lu Uio Bt«Uss K«xml.
f
Seoul. Feb. Z7.-Th. Korean govern-1
ment Koe decided to order the Korean}
I
troope to ioln the Japa
The Japofieoe v»cerb|r of Korea
.
been Inatructed by the mikado to pro
^ A* \ claim a conetitution for that country.
^
Aocordingty hold a conati, , V i , ; . tutional aaaombly «« «>en aa har terrioccupiod by Japanese forces.
,V ; '
It appears that the Korean emperor. HUSSAND
viceroy. Tokwgawa.
imperist paUce where
s *n a ceruin aenae a
Th( J^orran army nombera about
17.000. with a royal guard of about I
1.000. II i.
,,„ipp.a
..

•»«' «<'>•

HAVE

PIS-!
j

HUSBAND SHOT FIRST AND SHE
RETURNED FIRE.

I

Husband

B«n 8.p„.,.d
F.red

on

Her

«amue! r.mff has a motl.wj

Was Ascending the Stairway.
Woman Died InsUntly.
____

Chee Foe. Feb. Z7.—it is reported

....... ..........I*®® men out

»ri Arthur.
Thera arc
twenty vaaaai. m the Maokading flooL

pcuwl
I* and
s trip
• stale

m.w TI.V KUuite a«d
TIm Fb^onumy Store.

Th.. I«.ml.

London. Feb. 27.-AdmiraI Alea.eff j **>'‘"‘*
reports to St PeUreburg that during*
the atttack on Port Arthur Feb. 28 thi
battleship

Retvizan

Ever Stop

struck In

Mill

Closed-Railroad*.

Inability

‘ to Move Timber the Cause

NO TRACE OF
ANTOINE SOLEM

. Several Japanese officers and sailors
have arrived at Chee Foo. They are

NEW CAPITOL
WAS BURNED

ig.;

. the Industrial i

Intended to Visit the Banks in This
City But Has Not Been to
Any As Yet

WISCONSIN’S

MILUON

DOLLAR

BUILDING DESTROYED.

No trace han yet been secun>d of

U^iIeiTa rif'**"*
Fire

Originated

N Hty a week ago
e of aiming here
I some hORs

m

<Himm.mce<l to lM*come ^
alMviit the man they lelephoneil to this
rlty and to one of the tianks to see
e If
he had lM«,.n there as he IntendedIjJO
By Wire to Iho Evening Record.
lo(*k after some money matters,
JdadiMin. Wis. Feb ri —nre at
he ha.s mu Xnn-tx to the liank as yet.
o’clock this morning starling fnmi
It was thought that he might have
crossed cbvlrir light w ln»s or from staruM for his Imiiher in law*, place.
a burning gas Jet fn a toilet r.s*m aU.ut three miles south of the city,
iplctely gutti^l \Vlsr*»nsln*s lM>autl and that he had lo*! off the road and
million Ylollar capitol lotildlng IH'risluM
Carr-fwl search was made
ling a Iom
fhUO.IHW.
ov«‘r the entir*- griMind that it would
At the last s«n.slon of the l|..^0
IKissIble for him lo lake to reach
all but tC.OOO Insurance• ion the
but the search was fruitless,
ing was dropivNl an.l an Iasi
I Wh.-rher
nan has been called
fund created
i»w»» o some unexiH-cied huslneaa
i>n.l dM not think to notify hl« reUilve^. or whether he perlshiHl. or met
with foul play cannot Ih‘ learmNl. He
had about f liK> in money on his p.-rsoo
Mr*. Amanda LaRoche. Arthur O. Me- «|,,.n
Manus and J. Q. Adams' LUtte

life of this place Is enVIrely KlUb«rf.for
the preaont.
7*hoee conditions will continue until
the railways can move the wood and
limber. How Jong It will be no one
knows.
The cloaed facloriei own

.10.000 cords of wood and l.ooo.oon feet
i»f lomber but cant get at them.
Tbere is no suffering, the Iron works
taking care of it* men ,
whenever n
securing other
emplo.vment.

SSOO.OOO. Inaurance U.OOO.

I

FUNERAL SENWES

Child Laid Away to Rest

MINERS MAY
GO ON STRIKE

Mrs. Amanda IjkH.ichc. wife of D
leaRochc. wan buri.*d ycAtcrda\ morn
ing at 9 erdocL fr«*ra St
FYincb
-• rhurrh. There- wa* a fine display of
itowen. fn*ra friend* an.l ndatlvc* of
ibn dev^-aw-d
The funeral wa* under 145,000
u
Ihe dircctii.n d H. 1., rarlcr
--------JeaKorhe carried ll.ood fife in*
In a French lukuranrc com|uuiy
■

N WHO DIG SOFT
MAY 00 OUT.

Jibout Che Kimball

^piTlsI lo the FNi-nii

RtHH.rd.
Elk Rapid*.. Mich
Fei, 27~Thrif
hundred men
out »vf work here ar
the reeult of The Inability of the rail
waya to handle freight
8ome> time ago the Elk Rapids fur
the survivors of the torpedo boat
nace* were allowe.1 t.. cxx>! lM‘raus>
which sank m the Port Arthur engageSUTTON6 BAY MAN IS STILL MVS- fuel couldnn b«> goit.-n to them
' ment
nNo
TERIOU8LY MISSING.
the
*'*‘***^ »'
bay. where H waa shelled by the Jape.

Thau wheij >uii bin « juan.i \ou
ar.- buying f,,r a -llf. -llni.— If
you gel a g.MMl mi. - Ik.n i yon
think it will pay y.m m rv.m.- In
and let tis I el I you

Man

Who Wa
Was Rendered Helpless
Whil. Al.n.
While
Alone Is Now Free From
Pain and Trouble,

Adams Child.
The fumml service of

Indlanapoll*. Ind.. Feb. 2T -The of ’
infant ' fleial* of the I niied Mine Workers
Q. Adtm» of Ixvng Lake waa a»y that a strike of the 1.34.,H,n »,»ft |
held yesterday at that place and the coal miners In the Fnited Slate* ^...
body «a* InierrvHl In the Umg Lake} undoubtedly be called April 1.
cernfMerf . H 1. Farter had the funeral ! miners and
meet here
airahgements
i Monday

Sweaters al a Sonc

S.

fary Plaaoing Propram Rendetwd at
tht Meetme Which Waa Held Yea- j
terday AfUrnoon,
I

INDORSED ROOSEVELT
-----------

Favor HI* Re-

All the Utest kinks ol fashion
in shar<s ami leathers are here
for \oiir msjiertion. The new
styles are beauties. We are
alwa« ivleased to show them.

. WARM SHOES
- nict* enough for dreo shoes.

ROWLAND DOUGLASS
OppostU Whttin, H.UI.

.

RUBBERS

is«hii)^ugrt al out stoic, we
Our jiricei are as

A

LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE UNES

sold at.

Me gi\c you the BEST

money will buy.

lact us show j-ou.

...TIfoAlE -TAB&.Ew..

r'.gHlHHI6>ll TELEPHOIIE CO,

Tha OM Ralisbla Snaa Houaa

FIIMK FffilDllliai & GO.

Sash. Doors and all kinds of Building
Material at low prices. .

Traverse City Manufg. Co.

THE NEW STAND
242 From Street

Here Is A Snap!

YOUTH A SUICIDE.

'I he bargain> offered by us on
1*.\.\TS at $’J.:J5. $2.<i5.

We have bclectetl ano placrti on front
- ' 'tables a1»om

25 Pieces Dress Dodds

HARBINGERS OF SPRING.

nail Boy* With Marblea Wer« in|
Evidence Today.
The first sign of spring wa* In evl
today on Front street. There
about two dozen amall boya out
overcoate and mittena playing a
game with the *m!bs.'*
lbs.- a
and the usual
noise that result* from

that have been sdlintr at (;5c, 75c. S.>c and
1.00 per yard, and now offer you choice
of the lot at

one to two dollars on each pair
to the customer.
::
::

CbeyJIlsoSav
That the prices made on lines of
WI.NTER SUITS to dose, arc
better bargains even

By Wire to the Evening Record.
Calumet, Mich. Feb. 27.—Falling
rock In No. 3 abaft of the Tamarack,
mine killed Mike Bra*4;a. a miner, and ]
Injured two other*.

- .Ec!

*

than

we i J ; .4 •

claim for them-saving the cus^
i,

.Most of the i^oods in this offering arc 54
in. wide, in such materials as Venetians,
Zibclines.Cheviots. Novelties, etc- Best
bargains offered io town this season.

tomer from one-third to one-half |
. the regular price. ;;

Bamilfon

Mias Flora Heck

_

are

the best ever seen—saving from

ONE WAS KILLED.

“Trout.” arrnnged by
meetlng^and^^U^ evident that Got
Heller; encore, selection from the

i

we can fit you w lih a pair of our resU confoi

Some ah- very plain, while other- ,

sell no secomU.

Van Valkenburg. who wa,
with paralysis Monday nigh
and was not f.iund until Wedneiulav
Thaldpdern Method of Olaoatching
died this aftertkoon at
o-clork w'
Buameaa.
Paralysis was the caus*>
Mr. Van Valkenburg a
jvam of age and h>aves
four children, his wife Indn
mate of the asylum. The children are;
F. E. who Is traveling in Oregon: I
G.. of Tra%erse City. Rosa* and laiura.
of Traverse City
The funeral arrangt-mHiit- hav.- not
as yet been deterroine.1

Vr'„."ur{2re

r..u wm m-

WE CAN FIX YOUR OLD SHOES

low as GOOD Rt BBERS can l.c

l«Te *t race ArrlTe Immedlitely;
There ud B*a in a Minnie

rvominationThe LadU
Uhrery Aaao,
Ry Wire to the Evening Record.
DISCASCD MEAT.
held a very
erNei
New York. Feb. 27 —The republican
day a
of i state
UnhaaHhy Pded Allasad to Have Been
the meeting* were varied with
entertaining program Brery number dorslng Pivsiif
Uatened to with great intetesL

•nylns Dittoiinwn.*' by Wagn-r. Illaa
rweKclon by Mlaa Charfoae

OO

Real Naliaoio. Clothlar*

dst that th(
LADIES' UBIAIT
of n-per ,
ASSOCIATION ! fJS^mlner^riTttytlll nm^r" o i?*"

[if-

Opci Tfete Erealac

BEHIM DA &

CUSTOM SAWING
PLANING
First Grades Only TURNING
w. w. mm coMPAiiY
i29rr#atSL H.ESinmr,acr.
'“"“"SSL'K™ “■*"
All Kinds of Mill Work
Ai.d its mcrii... an.l advantag.-r.
over other mak.-s? We ran rer
talnly give you pr.*-.f« curlu
sire of li.v Mip.*rioniy
The
guarantee wiih each Insirunumt
Is a safeguard lo yoti of possible
loss-a iH.nd of proi.v'th.n Fac­
tory price- andI liberal terms

J. Roacoe Percell.Xof Grand Rapitfa.
Swallowed Cai^lic Acid.
Special lo the Evenw'g Record.
Grand Rapid*. Mich . Feb. 27.-J.
Rosetke
Percell. aged ID. commuted
COAL
suicide this morning bv swallowing
i carbolic acid. The U»y was despond
eni lH«caus«- he ctmidn i gel a position
i»r hold one after he secur.*.! It, - .

Arthur O. McManus.
Reduction of 11
The funeral rcrvicc of Arthur O Me Operators Insist ©n
Manu*. the foMr^onih>:'-4dd sou of .Mr i
per Cent and M
;rs Say They
and Mr* Arthur J McManus, wa* held
^
yesterday afiemivin at 2 «>*chK*k fn»m ‘
Will Not Take IL
Kt. Francis church. The fun.-ral wa*. ‘
-------In charge eif H. L Farter
ny wire lo the Krenlng Record

gcmlwcll m*.le Keeler, .iie « to 12.
worth $2.60.

[See the newest Spring Shirts Jnst in 50c-l.50 j

to Chink

Iron Works. Chemical Work, and Saw

apparently aanh

two Japaneae deetroyera. The Ruaaiar
torpodd boat took refuge In Oolub.naj.

$1.50

w.'Ue
jllT n

. RECORD WANT AD.

lisrk of.lhc hchju!

1

Once more we «y BOVS KKKKKRS

, Ht
trial and an ar <
------------ --------the privilege of } Look for mrs. timblin s aov.

John Huddy aas ^hot at by bo-r hitsverely damaged by the Port Arthur hand.
fleet in the bt
INDUSTRIES ARE J»ARALV2E0 AT |
The woman return.Hl the fin- and as
ELK RAPIOSa n^siilt of the pistol duel Mrs. Huddy |
BANK TWO JAP SHIPS,

iny wire lu the Evenln* RiMMwd

By Express Today

will nmsln here f..r
SerKeant Warner t
ihniiiRh tb»- nurthern
tn Ih- pruie alx.iil

___

Covirae
1.1 n n Cln.ir .d

TMB WEATMCR Prvhably wunr ew rat, wmiakt -d .

PRUDENCE

“I

of employment

It Is also reported that the Russian
. cruisers Nevik and Askold were se­

SHOES?

the world
ease (
Groff fastem-r
Bhe was Mjfiiy hummlni
fraad
^erdict of gullly as
ujve tMinj: * in a local off
sbnrily
afternoon and Ihen she asked him
evealajr.
! he knew that she 1o\«h1 him A» It w
ThU vertUcl
b-ap y**ar. he Idiu-h.sl and murmured,
•tlh. thU Is wi. o-ti.*' fards have n.d

riKt <»f JudRroe
bavina the d
ball WBK made
«ir---««>■

e«y Book Store «

NEW SPRING

of Would^ Recrvlta

^

livery *y>tem:
ledo. O.r
Wa^ahinRion. |i
A mot ion for

--------------Th.. Had

•
BLOCKADING PORT ARTHUR
SiKvial to ih,. i:%enlna iLH-or.l

WIFE

.-sns'.iE

HAVE YOU

Cadillac.

: of llO.tHKi

to retlize that this is i Store At which to piir*
chase WALL PAP*
qiiAntitics in ocMmed
ston?weobU»lgiKef____wnuthan ocbers cmiL
We are therefore enUiW to
benefit of oar i

SEEN OUR

._^TH.ATv

SOTH ARE NOW LYING DEAd!ST4^

*ar. Q

«<. .U.I.

AND

money
silk vestv
»|
Timbl.n*. 232 Frofit
2iis^n

that (

Torporal Bloom, of the local I'niied
Slatr-s army recreltlny sutlon
lunied toda.v from hU trip south of
H* msdH quite a record on this
trip, havinjc taken 13 enlistmenu.
Washinfctoo. D. C.. Fi*b 27—h Chen.!were more than the romi
. number taken In Traverse City
!.<>ref>z ajHl IMIler H
" two other stations. There were quite
s^-ntenced irMlar l.y JadRe Pritchard i.V* nunilM r that couldn t pass the exam'
! Ina lon. the reJePlkms belnr preste
two ytrars
penitentiary
at Oidillar than ant'where else. ooD
‘ api.lieanti* Ivlny
Va.. and n. pay a fine j
<

TOL DUEL AT JACKSON.

THE TIME. to save
Mr*.

ONE OUT OF THIRTY
ry Will Be the

r... .^v|

5H~3|SH0T ONE
ANOTHER

P*OW
Now IIS

TRY A RECORD WANT AO

fif nea •III be bwllt he^ "" '
FERRIES RUNNJNO.

4amt Hm Arriv*^

c.orr.cuiurv.

ARE lOOAl TOJAF SOLMEtS I

It Docs-ntCake a Utry
Cons Headed Person

Probmhty «ow~

anuT"'"."'

Tbe doao for tbe new Cburrh
MACMEN. LORENZ AND THE TWO ^hri** iDiacipkwl hoR bm

•! the Mimi
Power Com
>li the fUteh

----------KOREAN EMPEROR IS VIRTUALLY
A PRISONER.

WEATHCIL

CBUKIlOFCBtlST

j

> rr~Aa r*-

the field.

VI;.,

TWO YEARS’ i
SENTENCE!

SEVENTH TEAR-2J18

the building of I neaa nt 141 Front street. She h cheek.
nlldlng. There| Ing up the stock today and will open

TRY A RECORD

V>1

-^UhOm
Backache ^ Phase.,,:
]RE
■Y-

puu 1 »M

tho btaMr M« tbr BmUM apAm

paawnrtkuak

•TMiMt. Th« •« ii<urkr^ «M«.
•MM or WMM I f«M hMn m

^•SAOTTS.".

yen at ujrtbiag joo «»« io itorct or wed
naccA Onrcook Moves CMMMaa it $S.T6;
owWedoooktnMM oommooc At $16.76.
We are doming tbe mow canplete Ibie of
eteel niifes oier staom. We ooniiMnc*
A good «eel tange, hi|^ Metf ud reier.
voir far $*6.76, $*176, $85.00 »d «> oa
light op to tbe QVICRMEAI. (tbe best
Steel laage.) Cdaw in sad look then over
aadnreiDoaertor born* of yoor leliabie

IBC fB«Ur bBTe BlsBlied their tateo
tioBe of eOTTtas ob the hoee cmrt.
Mr hoiwekeeperB. The btae-jBy taoke
Be hBTdr BBd tookb Be erer. hi. eoke
bee loet bom of tu
UrBtloB of gtoeoBC, bi
tae
the
oM
Bad hie croot BiUl
•BBcy look,
tree to the feel pre
the wiBd feu
The CBdUtac News has tasUtated
r Is the crmek
fish etocy teUtoc coBtoBt. Bad -0iw
m OB baad. sBtbertoc op tbe frosea “a ^tob*^haf%!M*'cBil^
crabs aad -stiff, stark** bbU. joettod Mitchell thftMCb a bole to the lee:
Si tbeto wte^ bai^^
foor feet aad Bermm~5.
to the Jan at Kata

A iUfT VEWMCT.
Tb* Hnr la tw
tan sifkt
ice
bt hi • ecrtitet or rdity ta tic
«r ItaeteB. lie two Orwfe Mi
, TWs ta • Jwn fMitet, 1
urn lb« etaor wfCi wWtk dn Bi*

hopeless BBd bare decided to et^try-

MW*?U»

MWMMt* Mg*.

3 Per Cent
Interest
on Deposits

J. W, Slider
YOU WILL
ALWAYS

ally.
B BiedBl. for Ue old toir i« eo
ly the OBB’t keep cecoe. BBd she
BBBff BBd kteeee the doc beeWeB.*
-My Idea U ihai whoB a elory
>mee floattoc erooBd tobeled they

ss.*ri'ss.i'-B.“r^
n B mtecbicf ■Bkor. to
derU BBd onwortby the
bird to saBdenlly fat. to^cet bIm for
of BBy cood cHtoeB W» «Ccr OM HoMM DoDui R*-

=VrSSSH-

dice; -Hanters
But tbe
m III be OB baad tbl^
We. tb« mSotUsM ban kaowa sprlBC a. ouual
eoiw^ tbe BbUtU BBd all m
Chickadee
Except Cklckad^
I or Hob (taorte O. Otnrell r. J. CbMM larlba M U TMt^ uuI
balturr
bim
pul»eUy
haoorabte
U
all
few jroar* a«o mBsy
of Mr. DBf UM to cam oat aar obllsatloa. a>M.
stay to tbe north and be froten.
Tbe spring bird will come to Its
to tbe vale
With sweet «»oted flower, that per
rume the aofl cale
The summer will come In Its b
wbeOior B ihlrtl icm
The soB?bW win sing In the green
wnNta. Mr. Oorell Is
•ood CBiMbtM Md U Biitai to bU
lOM llBt of rrtaodl IB Bll pBTto wT the **%» Hali t Paallj PUIt for coouliUmM. HI. lOBf bM BOCMMfBl pob- patloa.
lie cBfocr BBPcelBlIy iu him for U«
poBHhw wbkb be booIu and wblcb bU
•ntee*nianOold.
frltiif fB Ibe dlBlricl will eBieBTor
-f waa^tnmbled for aereral years
to wmmt tot him. .

lecture. However. It did Bot rotor to
what was placed oc tbe speaker s
table but to tbe speaker btomelf.
Pitcher, from tbe Branch county
The Lodlnglon canning fa ^
which has been out of oommlasloo for
tbe past live years, will probably be
operated next seosoo by tbe Ludtog
ton Fruit Growers* aBSodatloo. which
Is composed of farmers of Mason coun
ly. who wUh to take care of thel'
peaches and other tree fruits
One Michigan paper prtnts a long
protests against the borlesqne shows
that have been booked at the local
opera house, to which tbe Te«
m^bers of the cast wore scant cloth
tag But the inconsistency of tbe ed
Itor Is illosirated by the fact that to
the next, column. In a wedding ac­
count be hays. *Tbe bride wore a veil
and carried a Kinquci of AmericaB

Tie imUtcBUo* of the cbbbI nreaty States OB May 1. calls for the prlotlBf
bBi bOM BllMd BBd the tan Ottctal of PO.000.000 ooiNceot stamps, r
.tB» bBB beeB UkeB to b-biw ^ the portrait of Robert R. UtU

says that his wife has fourteen silk
«UU*U>4 onir IHr» In on. Plu»

*^-

SSlbCnb^^-b

«... set down his load, wiped hU brow
wearily and aaDonaced that he bad
done an everlasting service to sufferhy inventing s machine that
jccessfulty raise s car wtois device, he said, could be
by travelers, and be
• to the depot
was Just taking

mndUta of the «« dltcb. TbepfMl ttfi.ooo.ooo

Md«Mf«Mle. XU* n.«-»r will b*
U> bfta a.

showing Ike lerrllory aoqnlred by the

FIND IN OUR STORE MERCHANDISE THAT SATISFICS-QUAL
ITY AND ECONOMY SLENOEO--THINCS THAT YOU CANT DO
WITHOUT-^ ETMOOS AND GOODS THAT MAKE TRADING
PLEASANT AND PRICES THAT MOVE THE GOODS.

. rrirtricb u4 <
Vic* PimIMbU

ENTERPRISE
GROCERY

PHONEg 146 •
CORNER STATE
AND UNION STS

HE WILKED
Bot be was not tired. Thi*
bouse we sold him was near bis
place of business. We have
bouses for sale to all parts of
tbe city.
Ten room house on K. Tenth
street, with all rooflom lmpn»ve
mems. |l.70u.
Two seven room houses on W.
Seventh street f.ir only fl.JfM)
each.
Six-room boose Just oil
Union on Ninth street, ll.CKKi.

O. F. CARVER A

,Ttw^-;JOHN R. SANTO
|sEKmss«iuicE|

FIRE INSURANCE
L. U A. RUILOINA

* J. H. MONROE
om. tAWYEII * PUlHALLtOON

OmeraLIWM! .dentists-.
3U New Wilhelm Blocki*"

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MmrM *Ml hiToe «l<b Ue
Wd «n l»t«TMlM l» tb» p«Mn»U«i
W Miait(M'« SUM •boaM n«rt Ibelr
l.aoMM tn tb,
€tlh*iwl«w. Tb« sube Of MIA-

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n.Kbborbood. nnd th. tonrt bu.hnn<l
objMtn to tb. Irrqunt ooiin* b<«.
He Is not at all migratory In his intorts, and. besides, as be doesn't own
drav, the expenses are high.
A Caro mao was seen tbe other day
whst looked to be about s

r your
You have worked
money, deposit it wL,.. > It wUl
work for you. earalag
t aad day. DepoelU received
11.00 np. Open Tueeday
togs 7:00 to 5:Sn.

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SSrs.Swsl^

tndspeitaent *Phooe Ce.1 Proeperoos.
Grand Rapids. Ml<0t.. Feb. 27.—Tbe
oonventloB of the IndependeBt tele
pboBe exchanges of tbe state has
brought together about fO nvreseBta
tlves of tbe varloos oompaales. Pres
Idem Fisher, to bU aaBoal atldrew.
said that tbe compaalea now have
amre than 4C.000 pkaaeu to tbe state.
man rifM «aroitw>at of tb« to«i SB iBcreaie of IP.OOP to tbe past year.
He Bofi«Btad that a eombtoed effort
be made thnmgt tbe eoagreeamea to
TtStas Kir M
have Poetmaster Oeaeral Payne bare
the order favortog tbe Bell telepkooes
He also urged the tmpor
OMN WIOHT ^KOKKAM.
XMoagtog tbe rural serrlrMMtiKt IM^ Mmi M<
©"'r
PM M. L Ootrth.
.Tbr -OM. .Ub.: .pr,J~^fb U M followe

jsr-sTiKU'-'rs

MANItTEC* NEW DAILY.
I MW «o M Mhind

at tb« MinblUhm«t of a nrnr
ndrtit Mllr In ibU chr went tb»
, of th» .Utn pms II bM *1>»

.««;sTod."r.bTS:^.M

M=rrsS3
"~r€‘Sa“s-.5s
ew Life Pills
to malntato It By geally arousing the
lazy organs they compel
"
Uoa and head off const
them. Only 25c, at Jas. O. Johnson*!
aad P. H. Meads. Drngglsu

may increase THEIR EARNI
rrntic l«dm who w^ pot to to« »
▼ear ago. Robert R, Blacker, who con- Rural Carr ers Not to Se Oenlod
ironed the party until Ikree years ^
Hope of Adding to limemoe.
mnd who removed hU residence to Ch!
^ at that time. boWtag that pla«
to be his residenoe ever since. Is tho
^
or two oocamoaally to ^ '
Wted real heml and *houjdc^to
• miserly yearly salary'
enterprise, although when
they now receive from the govtoday he denied any oonnecUon with
aent.
Not
long ago aa order was
;S%aper. Associated
ed to the effect that tbe rural
•nm* of hIs numerous enterprises are
a number of other democratic poIKlctoaa. tocludlng A. J. Dovel and Pat­ act as agents
n tbe
rick Noud. the latter, however
having talwpwB acUve part In pol
affairs foF^veral years.

TO CURff A COLO IN ON8 T \Y

Shake a Pan of Beans
I furniture and right trrstmrnt make the store really big.

SIT DOWN
On good, comfortable chairs, and such a stock as you will Ihid-waay. comfortable oak ehairw-big uphoL
mered leather chairs-

ooxmemutmmfdhhax. «a
IN QUARANTINE.
hpencer and thaean Deprived of Train
tervice—Teo Mwah Smallpox.
Spencer and Sharon are expei^

.-Ultle Boy to Bloe. grapbo-

maa. proprietor of tbe leadtog elotblBg
store bSTwita iae $10 and
costs
OB comptotot of an agest for tbe Spencer and nearly 10 at
though BO'fi^llles have :
refuses to cioae
some of th^ people hav«

larquette Is eoBeeraed aad their
do not atop after leavtog Uls
statloa milll they reach
^Bhijraa
freight U coDBigBed

chapel after 7 p. m. Js loag as they
PiRtT OAMAOR iUIT.
ClmHee R.
<^rtaf 8 MTHltay. df Otaai ItapliA
U the trot to the Itat wRk a i—i8»
aciloB BfBtost U
‘
nil of the
RaUway Ootapaay
Nmes toctuTBd and laeoatraaS___ _____ _
of blmbls wife ai
aad bit little bey to the
aalf. bis
« between tbe two
tralas. As one of the
ooroBi»r*B Jury verdict
reoMt iBMMt ooaaected with

Hite---

Tbe wardB **BeBkr** and *‘jBBior^ ara

tbpliU fOtaff But ef date la flul
bit aeclMy la OeCbam. Tbeae n
kart ntm b«a papular to Mb|
the coBBtry that Hew Tort patts
foad dial aftar. and far the laM c
of yean th«v« haa baaa a pereg
diwpptav M the •».- and -Jr.Midaham. Aftor touch dtaM
ahan he called Mr. aadMn. 8e^
aadEa. aad that the B«Et la »a BC the
aane aatot ahall he caltad Mr. and
Mn. Jeha itoSth. or whatever fhete

aSlKS.£.'SSf,2‘2

of either place
to ootoe near the train.
Since the above was *wm up** we are
informed that the iratos wUl not carry

TM.

i juet m your pocketbook.

AS YOU ACCUMULATE BOOKS
the hanMonuM as iwtl

a« th* faut *«p«n.ly. *Mtion,l cue* laM*. TI»m cei
tMin to you wh*ii yau earn* In.

THINKING ABOUT A COUCH?
r new line just unpacked. Got

It will be SUY I

watrsitkM

wears a life time. W

Thcae who do know about it

Bult any pocketbook.

5sJsiriiiz.*MSa

I in the house, and the |

Vo» ought te b« inUTMUd in • perf«» •MIomI MM .

ne new feature! to i

t styles In leather (
■the kind that
We want te show you the nm
becauee the prices are from flETS la flMJX). That will
the price you wmrt to pay and we will shew you the best couch for that

YOU WANT A PIANO

taraack east of town—Tbe
attacked sy a sear.

Life of O. McCemb. ef Lepeit I
by HI. Oat.
Preeeott Mkb. Feb. 27.-Ot

hlonod vriaur eovtrwd ehalra-odd ahaftod hall chairs-ualguc Roman chairs

for the rsception hall or partor—chairs for every i

TMl put! ewnfort tn any homo and aaMCMIy » y«* Mva a DndMry. It CMnbinaa a haH century of una
•ladr with a baK century at awarionca In piuw bdMIiig. Tba aaMral ra«m la Iba padacticn la pUae
making.

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Our many plana CMlamara kaua ady Iba hlgbaat praiaa tar the MadMry. It la a ploaaara «•

plaaaa eaitaiMra. and they in turn ara aar MM advarUaanaanta.
take, when he was attacked by a big
bear. HI. tauBta and ar«. wm/

kMwMflid M« «t tM ftSU* (M*

failedtonrodomthe cood nnlto
clsiiacd lOT it**

Have FM a iaU. hBavj.

■••(IMChMMXM.

to -Mr «*

I Saul Sato fer Rnrtoipal tali HISdtod ta drap ait astaa.
The plat for tha aata pf laaerved
rrtola-T rf-i ------ tM tt STM aaats Rwthe Btyaa tactare March 4th.
SSSTaii oTa^^
will be ofmaed to the gtowrml pMc
hcaBadfarthtakkal. The
PdM
A cable font af Bdtr tafltaa
Svt aad asaSair paaads aa tba
taarasA aad haa twaiva OtoM iht balk
graa«tailwM^aCwator.

SX;&—•-

THE HANNAH & LAY
NBCANTILE COMPANY

THE EVEKIHO EBOOBD, TEAVKBSB CIXT, MICH, SATCRDAT, FEBRUAKT

rem BOATS
ABESTOCTEB
ICC FLOCC IN OCmOfT
CAUM TMMmLC

MVCfl

Caa*B Warfciayaa Thirty Cants la
Mate tte Trip Coats M Oat af

Drtmlt. Mkslu. M.
tte teat
ttea la a qaartar of a caatary tte boau
of tte Detroit, Balia laia A Wladaor

I Wladaor at the fool of Woodward
trwit and the Cteadlao
r na tte WaDcerrilUi fairy
Lrlal aad tte Oartaad,
boat of an tha'lteJoirtelT^*"*
Wladaor Ferry Ga*B auLfalfloaat fiaat
of lea craabers to ramala la oonmlapot out of boslaaas Ular.
. O. T. M. M. Na t71.

AL vnrs

Initiatod
Tte Bxoelalor fd
day mortilng, duriag^the arorat igkt
This T««t Lmt CvEfiin#.
the ferry oompaBy baa ever bad with
m>4k!«U« wew loltl the lea.
The Garland was pot oa tte run in
pUcr of the Bacelalor. Tte aattllar
boat was soon stopped by lea forteag
In some of bei

•r TBt WOILO i

l« fry th»lf
undnr
■o tiMt only H» prr c-nt

I

l^mpbell. as he was vail
trying luj
Ihe Vie I
ascertain the rondllion
and Ei-1
toria -The Pmmlse. I'hoasure
I'hoa
cHsior have lieen put out of business
entirely, by the Ice They cannot be
UMHl at all nntll after eateno-lve re
pairs to ttelr whel propellurs. W«cannot gel them to the drydocks until
after Tuesday, ao that the thre«* locst
New Dlscorery for
ducMl me to try !L Resulu warn start bdiats are out of commission until after
Ung. 1 am now on the road to recovery
I thick,
aad owe It all to Dr. King's New Dlw
been c
oovary. It surely saved my life." This up la
i all Bight aad morning Tbe jam
groat cure Is gwaraateed for all throat
Bds from a point on tte
t
Detroit
and lung dlsaaaaa by Jaa. O Johaaon extends
Mtonally
aad P. I! Maada. dntgglaU. Price SOc short near Twelfth stn-et,
across tte river, lo the
end ^
aad tl 00 Trial boUlea 10c
Windsor. We will te u
the Garland uotU this aftemdMin. on
SUanpa Conincidanca.
arcmim of trouble with her liolleri.
The Bapphu. wblcb we are bustling to
dlch.. Feh :
Athens, a small town gH ready, will tel te In commlaslon
. has kwt his second for several days."
At 12 :hi the Detroit Windsor ferry
wife In the same month of the year as
he lost his first wife and with tte same service was abandoned The VleiorU
disease, septic poisoning The first managed in reach the Woodward ave­
Mrs Halsey died 16 years ago. The nue dock and the feirv office was
woman leaves five children, all under closed for Ihe first time in 25 yeara.
at to Wal
The Oarlaod was sent
Walkerv ille.
in years of age
t that a 1
where It
1. Arrai
Walker
ferry officials wherrb) the D. 11 1 A
W. i\i tickets would Ih- accepted, and
etmiu'ctl.in with the
the Ariel run In e
Garland
The Victoria was badly squeexed Jn
^^jam and will have to go to the dry

Escaped an Awful Fata.
Mr. H. Ilaglgas of llalbourne.
wrltea, **My doctor told me I bad
•umpUon and 'nothing could te
to die.

4} alway* aork* in hln
mbiie in hja^omre
EgrtMed that
le to the demo
aata to te i
die national
loo] he
b must get
out aaicmg tte boys and baalle,-” Mr
Watleraon replies In h paper.
('ourler-Jnumal. saying
ring that be t
ae4^k as a fa»t.r A accept as a gift.'
aad be adds; **He will not be in the
state convention or in the national
ronvnotlon. He has ainwdy enteml
Into profltalde and agreeable oldiga
lions wblrh during tte whole siltiag
of the latter will take him far away
from Bt. t^uls."
All the dog oatetera la Detroit may
be railed on at any laomam to fnis
irate a bold dtamoad amuggllng eapeditlon
Becreary Shaw was put on
the aiert l»y Chi* letter fnmt a man In
Ktransrllle. Ind.. whose name Is not
rfvosiivl **1 **1
n%«>rheard
overheards oUU
a pUM to
I across the Hver at
iMmli. -nie two men I heard talking
about it iiropofu- to put the dianuuub
liiiii a small frankfurter saimage Then
they will ke«-p a ih»g mithunt footl fora
couple of days W'hen the dog b
biingrrthf^y will feed him the sausage
and bring him aerpss from the Cana
Then' I hey w illI kill the dor
Ham
sketching
In the mountains
GecTfgla r.*cently
larly
when he fell In »lih a particularly
lar -cracker ” The man posed for
• angular
In various prwUinns. spoadlng

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Fla.,
Goa
dona
The

Gold Medal
Sa.AMrteuExMidU<«

that the Immense cakes of ice tetwi'cn
Detroit gpd Windsor, which bad come
down the river, were between S and 4
iKvat could go
f(*et thick and that

T,

lifRafS'

Ihe mountalni*er ana
a dime ’ll te alHiut right
and
artist showed him the skHches
a
bought of them
asKeil what
-Wall." ' was
r^'Ply.
ms to me it's mighty
I for a man to te in
cuiildn l alfonl l<» Ihniw ai
like this for jest goMtIn*
stand anuind .U>in' nothin- ‘
of testimonials
mdlcitls can te

Unlike Any Other!

!fe

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Rev. Howarvl l-'iigaie. the lighting
paraim of lUneytcmn. n.wr niinttiig j
ton, W. Va . has served practical not let* {
tend services in his Tnltetl Haptlstl
church must behave themselves. Hc|
there, the olh
even
hen two men In a liaek
whispered argument rvganling
MHIc » The talk dlsturlHil other per !
iwr bv and the) pnvtested This
fistic row. which hadi

The full fUror. the dehcioui quglitjr. the ibsolutc
ferity of Lowner’t Breakfast Cocoa duS^uiih it
from all otben.
Umnry-s Cocoa Is the finest

If.

The car ferries arc also bavlng.
trouble^ The
Tl Grand Trunk <
stuck In tbe ice In t
middle
the river opposite the Grand
Trunk s W'Indsor yards ever since 6
a m The night crew left at 7 a.
and walkeil ashore on the Ice.
the day crew.
placBw iH-lng taken,by
la
ferry Michigan is
Tbe C IV rallr
and has been taken to
: the drydock. The jam Is made up of
cakes have
fnuen together
>e wild mass, presenting a jagged,
n from to the ferry boaU The
Walkerv llle ferry Is all right, the river
telng fairly clear whee Its route Ilea.
The Detroit Ignited is reaping a har­
vest of nickels on both sides of the rivrry traffic having
or. The
ValKerv ille route.
been divf
It costs the laboring man who has to
rross ifc
Just
.................. .......
j ciudlag the street car fares on Jelfefr
son line to Jivs Carapau avenue landN
tog. and th. Walkervllle line to Wind

hU msA
fiurpHaa Party,
lan and
AUuu 2tt of ld.wK-r Slnip^m $ frlendt* 1
I he had gave him a »un»rlae party Tuesday
1 Ii*ss than 1
Then te put half a evening In honor of his fifieemh birth
duien
uen rioters out of the church and day. I’rogressive filnrh and several
urse. after saying j other games were enjoytxl lee creathat though he Is a man of i»eace there j gnd cate were served during the even
aw clrcunistanees und«*r which a show j tog The young man wa* presented!
bei
of muscular Christianity becoming 1< with a beautiful
fountain pen with the
^
of his guest

• Cherry Pectoral
Ask your doctor if this it the
medicine
cine thu cured hit bird
cold. Doctor! htve
over tixty yeirt.

gi«i

IT IS A FACT
A Shoe for $2.00 that will wear as
long and look as well as most shoes
sold at $3.00
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SOUTH SIDE SHOE STORE

Q^sisrisvasiir:^

K C . Fab iB. 1905.
d »itb a drfwdftd mogb aad mid
Tbougbt 1 ma
„ I tmalir porchamd a tettle of Dr. Ktac s Nr« I
ooe bottle cared mr ctmab and cold nrrmanenth

Duriag tbi« miawr I
It hurt me rhm .a tte
aerordijtf tu direetKW* i

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fiVMUniED BUT

FOR OOUGH8
AND OOLD6
AND ALL DISEASES OF THROAT AND LUNGS
amCE. Boe and Sl.00

trial

BOTTLBa PRBB

AI-1. DRLIOOIteTS

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Did You Head Our JId

$10.00 and $12.00 short coats, not
neu% just nine of them
$UI.(t0 and
-.’7 inch ladies jack­
ets. L’7 in the lot. last season's ^-arinents. all wool kersey, full line.l

iVlET.th“'':':S2.98

$7.50 and $12 Ladies Coats. :ui to :i:i
in. lon^. latest style, fitted back
with militar)' capes, linetl throughuarantced
out with gua
satin1 lining, all new

S4.39

$18.00 and $20 Ladies' Coats. lhi>
includes the cream of the stock:
nothing newer or more
Qft
iqMo-date. choice.......... ^0*^70

$15.00 45 in long coats, just two of
them left, color, cardinal, just the
thing for a knockabout ^^#00
$20 \'« lour Hloiise>. five of them left.
They ought to go in five minutes.
1‘Aery woman that they
ev fit could
coiiltl
tind use* for one at that
price ..................

$2.98

'riu-re are not all sizes of these
garments, most of them are :V2.
:U. :Ui; if you wear a 40, do not
.be disappointed-if your size is
not here.
Don’t lose sight of the fact that
the most desirable ones will go ‘tlrst-

Bm's Wt^ert Hu mother Smiteo
All $5.00 Coats go
at.....................................

All $.S.tX» and $.S..50 Coats $3,03

$2.50

■oNgy TO

OTEINBERG’S

IJ Grand Opera House

TONIGHT!
FAREWEU PERFOmiAICE
of the ivopuUr

tbirt9‘€igbt Cbildrtn^s Coats
All^ $10.00 Coats Ro

35,QQ

Kennedy Plaprs
SapfMWtiDg the Comedian

MR. JOHN J. KEMBIY
in the great Comedy Drama

WILL HAVE CABLE

AT OffOKtVn TIME

Tte Kenendy Players attracted
largewUed audience last eveatng

Oadiliac. Feb. 27—B F. Kepnr-r.
of the I nk.n Shirt and Coh
troupe pleased the house John Ken. lar-Company of Troy. N Y.. sraa here
•edy essayed tbe part of Casalre. while and signed a
ring bU factory
LewU Stone played Jean Both were lac board of trade
here. Tie win bnlld large brick fbc-}
tory early to the spring and srill rent
a building tor the preaem tp put to a <
few machines to teach help He pram-1
Ues to hire
persons aad spend |
tSdO.Ooo to wages to five years Sev­
eral clliea in tte aUie were after him.!
He baa factories In Albany and Troy
and vtU bring boU here. TbM la tbe
A ftUARANTSie OIMB K
first Boa-Umber using factory to be

K«i£SJ

ITCH CASE ON.
Man Arrested for
Disrupt»en of School,
ir. Fell :: -Justice Payne's
hss teen engaged for the last
two dav.4 In trying to settle the celehrated Itch <-a»e for school dlnrtri No
Is alleged tha
3 of Kent
Rlckney s family of that distrh
afflicted mlth the Urh Rirkn

/ustMl to Ve«*p the children out
schvKd it Is said, and the tsiard .
pellt-il Item. Rlckney rontlnued to
semi the rhtldn-ii ui rh< • school house.
sRlil the other
nrhtMd Ustk ttelr children out of
srimol and thehoard ih-n had Rlckney
airest*Hl for breaking up the sch*vol
The Jury.fall«*«Mo acn***
RECORD WANT Aa

RED DRAaON TEA
nhTubPMMl,4ipaib lAft

BECAUSE It costs
lets thss here, aad
yos an the raiser
hr h, wc yw suT
Toa get srhat yon
hay, hoaia flam
aad Wright, fan 16
oa.tothtlh.

DDECTfronJapu.
lonaaipahtiagU
aay way. JUST
WHAT YOU WAIT.
Jost what yoo ban
heea astag for
years. ALWAYS
the SAME.

lliNpIliiamft TMWwriSiNllMiMW.

RED DRAGON TEA
WyJ-ILBCtLAOt,

emer IM« SBi m SL F. Ik KicMi. Frs^

to etna jreuUlf toll fiiura. tie.

.ipsistKiaa^,^

yt‘siertlay.' If not. htirc’s the story. Every Winter Cloak in the store
must be sola, and that quickly. If the prices below «lo not inovt! them,
wc will have lost faith in the peoples appreciation of our r(Torts to
ALWAYS i;ive them the best for their money.

In the spring. Beaver Island, near
the foot of Lake Michigan, the largest
In the lake, aud which except for Iniat
communication during tbe summer,
has been ent off from the world, will
the outside
w..b th,
o„..,do world
...rtd by a
government cable Vesaelmen have
been earnestly pushing the projen for
cable on account of the large num•r of b<»ats which shelter during the
___
» the commodious harlmrs of
g n V...
Hss
‘*’*®‘* With the la.v tog of a cahlc|
E. R. Van Vaikenterg Has ReceivedBeaver Island the last harbevr off
Notice That He Mas Sm Granted j refuge on Lake Michigan will 1m- In}
telegraphic cvmimanlcallon
. and the da.vs of
HI te at an end. i
K R Vi
night h) the police j
^ ^
found Wed
to a telpte
under Beaver Island in safety, while
yesterday owner* and famllJe. of the crew* were
paralysis,
that he hi bet»n granied a pension. in great fear for the veasela The
He received bark pension of l2iHi and cahlc win te laid from the North Man.
will receive tl2 per month hereafter,
*'‘**"‘*
****'
which will be ample to keep him T-Uei
'The
u*e time*
^
”■'**•*
and can te used to advantage
COLLAR FACTORY.
•TAOE AND PLATFORM,

J Vr^nt^ by

j PAIUI AKDUAKIMKN IMg KAtJC -gSMWs

Commotion ^
Jti mmkon^s
n

The rnltrvl 8iat**» tistoms officers
lUaOonrd at the Um of Woodward
avenue, have all »>e« transferred to
Campau avenue It Is feared on
tbe Canadian aide that amugglera will
“■ wte-re fewer

and tt¥»k
ivounds and a

Auers

awnscovnv
FM cnnumn
Ml»ll

Knight U*«ier Wells of l>oag Lake,
follosed b) Hlr Knight Kd Domlne of
Rast itey. Hir Knight Joe Nelaon of
thin * liy ami Itoyer of lAing Imke. after
whhh rerliBilons were given by Bir
Knlgbl Jack PhlIIli»s Dwight Bly. and
Ibiyer. This wa* o
hmg time. The
ing. had for

Ck<irse> J Otnifd. pby»leall). U 1b
MrlkiBg njotiMAt lo not • frw uf tb«
<U«^or» nC fhf UotiM coropnaSe* who
trrr** b*» nrUvrly ldnitJt*Ht vliti ihr
tatr Jay-floulil
(louM * foiid
n«i«M lor KjNirt* and nftilHlr gazu*^
lo^|.n him in 4-\r. ||«*tJi ptiyclrat r»»odl
iUw lln almiml Invartahl) arrin^n at
lilii oBit'.* In lU.- W.>»l**ni lynlon tmiH
lag at las llroadaar a lltiii- l.«-rorr 10
a m lfl> pniv U avift and only a
grvMl walk«*r ran
up «lih him
In fhr- coUl«t wi^thfT he com«^

Tiy Jt!

Two
Jolly Tramps
New Specultie*. of coone
Stme iom pric«

lOc, 20c, 30c
EXCURSIONS
PESgAA^Qums
Low Rates to tte Waat.
Spi-cUl onr low way rates to OkJabonia. Indian Terriiory wnd Texas
point* Tickf's on sale Tuesday.
Marrb 1st and ir.th. Ask agents for
partlruUrs or write. H. J. Gray. D P.
A. tJran.l Rapid*
25 2C27.

office and all lumber and Umber be­
longing to the former Traverse City
Bas Ball Anaortation. located on the
Twelfth street base ball park, are iavlted from those who can make nae
o^the lumber and timber compritlag
nmummated with tte party i
the lUgheat bid for cash, tbe

s2>.

J. B'rHaanea. 8
By Order of Board of Dtraringa.
Right mwrved to reject any or all
*’to»dFeb. «. WM.

iT«Y A RECORD WANT AS

I WANT Aa
'i-.tf.T'

MX

; EVEKINQ RECORD, TBAVBtSE CITT, MICH. 8ATDBDAT, EEBRUABY »T, WA
NAVIOATION AT HOLLAND. 1
. Mr
Haliattd. Ifleh.. P»h. r.—It It «s-

In every receipt
that calk for cream ^ tartar
and soda or odier quick leav­
ening agent use Ro]^ Baking
Powder. It will make the
food ol finer flavor, more di­
gestible and wholesome.
nnntALtrfas.mm

AUDITOI
ISPOWEI

tormunded hy a Wtattti ef Seairtlful
Ptomefd thd Satonm Service Wa.
Chanted hy White Sehed Choir.

y^i i' -m CONNSCTIOH WITH triTUNO
SAILSOAO CAtlS.
Auditor Smeart I. Dafeadtot la the
Cate aad It Caa*t St DIaetatiaMed

Laaelas. Feb T7.—Ii U polated out
here that the oAdal in whome haad»
ratot ibe preaM power to omaectloi.
with any attealtM that may be made
to aetlle the eaae of the raltraad. r>
the atate la neither Ooeernor BUta nor
Attorney OeoarmJ Blair, but Aaditor
OintreJ Power.. It U Power, who 1.
defendant to the cate aad It cannot
rery well be dUcontInoed wllbout bU

Ktad that the mmos of
•I thta port Mrill opw ahoot April 1.
b«K at r«t It U bapoMlble
exact aaie ax ke It alUl I
the lake aa4 proapad
lauerlas tor tCraailMi
Uka the ciaat teMe of lee hrokea
to that the etaaBMrm eaa aaka
aar prt«rw oa the lake. So anich
Ice ha» noi forme4 la Lake Mkhlicaa
for maar yearK
The Rtraaier HoUaad aill be <ooipleled aa4 ready to tall April I aad
ertll apt he reeoanlxed at the old
tteaaM^ CHf at Mlltraakee. Tveaty
thooMad dollar. U beiap tpeat oo thU

iVb. «.-Th.|

cording to htotory. wat a mppet gi
bp £lt» Tenm. one of tbe nmot latnah
of all the Bomane of the latter daya. to
a Smn goeeto Tbe oest waa AOOO Hn
tertla. whkb voald atoooat to lUUOtt.
Acelebrmtod Ceaac given hf Tlteillto. a
Botoaa emperor of there daym. to hk
Slrm. B. D Fax went to K

Saw. ISc to «Tc each, grooved bmilom Iron plaao. ll.U to |lAi ear^
uataa adfwtabie clrralar plaaet. ftJf
WANT A NEW VESTT Our l|
Men*, and Bays’ to vMt.
|]

^

sr»?iLr.j:;r j
h .lx week.* Tl.lt la Oraad

ghiftinn kyeo.

^
r.o.;
.u.« Mur«.id tut BWbl »«•
**■'" •<«««*»«»

of .b. U«. Un. A C I
b.w yk„
M rsoj

Thm I. MW-

f I

b.Atod

d«r.| ‘S'

Lewi, t
.bJi' I Robert, under tbe )ag 1
to tbe 8l riwncl. fiiurch not
auspices of Her. Mr Dawson
Tbe pall bearer, wen-:
H. A
Bryan Loctwr. March A
Dougherty. J. K Itoll Tbc»ma. Mar
Brery one .hould plan to attend the
rtotU J^b Butler. W It rartlide.
PCture by William J Brynn. to be
fumlUH^ by a full iven Marrb 4 In the City opera hall
inder
the
au«plre. of DIrl.lon N.. 3
to additkm to tbe
burial chant. “Saint, of Ood tbe Cos
flUt fWe*1.*' “On Rewirrectlon Mom Mr Bryan*. .nb)ect will be •**Tbe \alue
tag" and “Peace. Peace. Perfect Pean* of an Ideal ” The plat U open at tbei
were mng The church wa. thronged City T<ew. Stand for tbe gunmnt«*d
with tbe friend, at Mr. LewU. who ll.t and win clow- Saturday night
bad come to pay tbelr last Md re
her whom they bad held;
Ife There ssn . perfect
^
^
„ pn-d him-

ed to ignore the aMeMment of tbe
toate tax ooaunitoloner.. they prof
fertd tbe auditor general pnyment of
tbelr taxM under tbe old .peclllc tax
law. Perhap. a Im. cautloo. ufBclal
might hare given tbe eompanle. a re
cedpt for tbelr laxe., wblcb would bare
relenaed them from further obligation
to the .ta|e, bot Power, wa. careful
to paaatng kk reeelpt for the mone>
pald^ttH-expmasly aUpulate that the
, roeelred was to apply oo ac
oonat of the rmUway laxe. aswaaed
aad wa. not a recognition of tbe tigbi
of the railroads to pay laxe. under the
•pteiMe tax law.
Powers waa then made defendant by
the railroad compante. to a suit to
aumta him from proeoedlag to levy on
tbe property of tbe oompanle. to mi
l«fy tbe claim of tbe .ute for laxeaaaeMod wblcb rclralalng order ha.
remaiaed In Toroe during the trial of
tbe present case to aet aside tbe a

remarkable f«nt coiuUted to Uk

brought before him. .Urged
with abu.lng
.busing hi.
h^ family
family Tb. u.fe
aad four small cblldrm »pi*esred,
bad been heard from her
w)n. In Cub. although a cbtfcrani pooriy clad and with |4mbed f.cea.
HI.
honor
was
ruxxled If be fined
had iKM-n sent them
tbe aian It would mean • jm\\ .eui. lu-e.
and th. f.mny would n«l h..e even
THE MARKETS.
tbe aemblance of aupiniri
-Vfier a
mtonU*a teflectlon be mUI
Detroll.
Feb
Sl-Wbeat-J
“I floa my.elf tbe vr\rc nf . ..|iiare
ll.uSH; No. 2 red. II.to: No. c
meal for you all.**
45Hc; No 2 while oau.
oaU. -47\c.
Then be took tbe whole five to . rr.
O . Feb gT.-I^Tteat106; Mayr. fi 04 V:
avrant and aaw that each bad a fine
Chlragti. Feh
epa«t. Tbe husband. shiime«l by •i-ch
II.USV; old July. >7Vr; new July. treatmat. solemnly |rronUN.^
|rronu~« to
lu do
ou
9€\c, Corn-May. 66Vc; July. 61 Vc brttrru. tb» Mt»«. lU
..<«
lau-May. 45Vc; July 41Vr. May
mt «-nrk tnetde of an hcur
.

ortc. fto.oS; 1-ard. I7.S7V: rib.. 1755
Potalo»v on local market 7A<

J. W.
K|
11. I- I K E IN

lTt£

weU the Bigin. for If actSoM
toMsk kmder than word. eye. wp
eren loodcr than actions, and to
forewarned to to be forraimed
Reveestoa the Adsa*.
They found the bride to team
**I cook pies and thing, that are
bot George- win not
eat tbem.“ abe aobbed miserably.
A. Ne Quaattona.
“Ah. you most dm make him tore
Fli>l claw axes, either single or
you. Tbe way to a maa’a sto
said, 1for they double Wtted. at only 4»c each.
through bM heart- they said.
:ilTri
The Bcom»my Sb.n*
Puck.
deimiN til Traverse Cliy
of cheerful oeoole
J W Slst.r
5|;n:^;ie^^ori.‘rmnfcr that
Yonr llell.ble Home Kumlsher
tn.1 1
rleariire on otbers? You will find that
?11T 1
tbe battle I. gained If you Willi
to My anything aXEA roMPl.brTK with hand *hi
gloemy.
I handle, either .ingle or double bl

------------------

j

wttiss toiek St Him.
} 2iH 2t
Tbe Bmoomy Sioi
Tm afraid,** Mid the .vior when a !
---------------------cabbage came .within an Ineh of bl. I bI YING CARPETS and rug.
nose, “that Mm^body In tbe audience j three large .tore, se^can m^ejr.rin*>
baa !oft hi. bead "-B0.100 Tranwrlpt.
Your Reliable Home Fumlslier
2117 121
The wlfiah. loving ool.v tIjemw-IveeL j
by no ooe. «i selfi.bneM M
I

.tlrtM.-iv

I

Linoleum, in Traverse

Ml.. Maud Utile, of Travenie ^ity,

Floor Size
..Rugs.. ,
The con.t.ntly Incr^t.nfl demand, for large^.xe rug. a. a floor
covering require, that the well equipped carpet houM carry a good %t
lection of thee rug.By'con.iderable eWort on our part we have been able to get an
unuwial line to offer you. The Imc compriM. a variety to meet every
want, ahd the good, are guaranteed at embodying the highest care .n
design, color and manufactwr. L.ke the carpeU. the handMme color
•ffecu baffle deMription
We have they m Tapestry SruMela, Body BruMel. Velvets. A.
mlrwter. and Wiltons. Smyrna. Kaahlmlr. hanjo Fibre Regular .....
g4a10A and 9.12 ft. at tl7 to $37.50. .
We make up rug. of every deMription and to fit any room, and
guarantee you Mtiefaction. Bring In or Mnd us for your meawire.
manta and you will be ple.Md with the result. We .re doing thi. cUm
of work every day.
ALL INFORMATION PERTAINING TO SPECIAL SIZE RUGS
GLADLY GIVEN.

INQUIRIES BY

MAIL

WILL

RECEIVE OUR

PROMPT ATTENTION.
mall rug. from 1S.36 up to 4t«$4

Mr. Bryaa^ ton
I U being coo
templated bott IIt U very likely that it
would be a lln
llmltod informal affair 00
account off the weartoea. laddenUl to
aneb a trip a. tbe lecturer U
It U aim possible that he n
drive
»the place, of intereti

We’re billed to go and we do not tell a lie. Any of us ‘‘Bargain Beckoners” that you don’t pick
by next Tuesday night, you won’t get another chance at. Here k IM tM ttfif, jist to itoi lioi pM$ Irt fling.

Indiana In Thl. SeetKm Will
‘Their Unfortunate Brother 1
rino^rial.

)a«5.........................

*rbe body of Joe Ance. tbe Indian
wbo froee to death, wa. taken fron
Carier*a undertaking room. tbU t
tog aad taken to tbe borne of hi.
brothers at Peahabatowa. Fbur of tbe
brothers drove to tbe cliy last night
aad today took the body borne with

er. wider, »nd choicer
puterns then inott 15c
qoihtie*.« per j»rd,.

39c
24c

faaeral wUl be held Taemlay
moratog at 10 o'clock froet 8t Ft
ckurcb at Pcakabalowa. Tbe Im

BREWERY OFFICERB ELECTSa

7*7-^
. J. a:

oic
7c

tL

territory oootriboied to baying a cas­
ket aad paytag the ftmeral expaasto of
theta brother aad they secured a Bae
1100 caakeL

CmN «<V rMfi, from «nit* th*t « cre $10
to $S0, are being hulled uound in great
•tiApe, they've been going fast uid (till
there ue plenty to pit* from. CoU and
VeU.ooIy............................................. 3.95
Some of the AroWnf S»Ht in the hoiise
thU were $16 uid $18 «U Seaton M.. 9.50
OefaVfrroeeMf*. worth C.60 to 7 50 «... 3.35

et»iM 0irfi<9 CM. tbott
length*, lighted tUrk.
7c, 8c, and 10c.A»....
f»rch*.^cm
patterns woith 10c a

•OUGBTFUIlCASErr
.

AH klnde

fa

16c' to »c

6^
6c
Oc

Fht Onrtmtt. in otford, navy and bUck,
18.00. « .................
twdl styles worth 16.00. 16.50 and 18.1
#M*« Fcafs, that were $3. $4. and $5. at
Jto/t* Fto Fairf UHm. worth $3 and $3.6(
#•/!’ CWww/ Xaa# Feafs. best 50c grade, at....
##•*!
at............

.........

8.26
1.08

33c

Mmutt' Mtecnimt.«.

7c
39c

i*^:.lw«tr6o.t?^w
P«P»ix.........................

98c

^•Jroo'r.’.r!'.**-.‘"..“2.08
1.09

.... ....

!’U

XU

20c

t.dlfa'^rAff.f-faM'i^ Sleev^'worth $8.00 to
1.33
to $10, « 4.»8,»je.8.«.«c,

16Sc to $ias per j«rd, «t

2JSO

You've surely decided before thi. that we didn’t give you any bluff In those first ads. We're the genuine “Bargain Beckoners*’
and the people always like u. because we’re right. Better come today or any time before next Tuesday night and get the last look
at us. Here’s waving you good-bye. for we’re off.
Thw
Bmokonwrw*

EIIIMBEIRO
-TRAVKRtoK OITV, tollOMIOAN.

'A

THE EVENING TJECORD

: .Tv*^

PART TWO

TRAVERSE CITV. MICH., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1904

PART TWO

Cbe €i^iiin9 Reco«i'$ Up>to>Date Ulustrated Feature
Comparative Strength pf Russia and Japan

MUCH VACANT LAND YET.

•iMl
m «r mrtn^ 0
It »<miM br raul««4ii.r t« tu
alt
' V*
WHiro^ „r Um: IUnvIam rjf.j >:•>
fEBMon tt»f mu.t of tlw
Pfrmrtti U In th«> fr:ar..|>«.a». rn-l

C«ltM
Mae M tbm mrwtr
oiWMd load* wtir ywawralid Iv
CanDcr^ u win be Mva man tbe fblloirtef flcm: Ttae were MJB pat»t> or mil cUm Imd vlthte Ite
y««r. XK tbta ii«Btar «7M are ctesa
aa asTValtaral MM as ladlaa aOMa. ttlasfal pataata; 900 aa
pateats. S7V as iMirste laad daliBi.
187 as raUniad patents aad 40 m
swamp Usd fOUcsts. Tbe laUl aam

imtlTN.
Till* w«ild be true trer if
tb«r» were no cpptwrtunSty for the J«r*A
to Omttroy tl»e rood l’nf'*nun*\Hy for
Wa—f. there ore Imty «TT.ul..r. of

TO IuSTtIT

cUvfMit«4(. srH t’ort Arthur thitl st»- U*

J«l«riese to desiru) p.»rtlons of Ihl#
trs- a. I« hhew, up expenhlve brldae*>
Aikd

ifi

A

iKftfytf

to

uf

anxmi.t of havH' that ti wcniid UkHHoaljs 1.. reiMvlr. Ad.l U. this danger

t *■ .V

Ir

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b, j
]
b j
j

Urge unnmtT^I IldUni sH^k sn.j'n?

sledgirs or hoM« for u cufisldptal.ie disfrtfida*
irti«4-

mS'kaamw
duritteM

t ai.as
lasLka-

IL.a4kMl
iwiiciki.

m
rx#4
unci

1

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s*
miUtf*

ld.^s tioty W fu.,..e,l yf U.C dimcum-K
fM.li.g

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rxLut-0 ««.vwr.rnei;t

In «t-

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ri‘7..irir"T‘‘ Ti'

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1
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TRAD!

s,v

^rjk^

trip of hAlfeii) tY>utld
will thu* fee e,-^ timr Ih.‘ 1
■re oo! •*> uj»t-*
tnat< tied ae W.>111.1
■ I Arm appear
Tl e inntter ul

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for Lii

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f
llttl ^tte

fz/X-oeApea *

lion, irreat lutirm etepiHN a» l
nnurxl very imir ftK-l for u Unat
Herein lie. i

Kl»f>4 th-

NUMBER OF MEN IN ARMY

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1„

'Y> •**
iwople knuH imir And »eetiiin(1) .
Utile alK.ni Ihe mAttnr. nr c«*ur>e in i,
lain *urh,n* th.* Slav enipli** thte
doea not «u inuHi m.iUei. y.*l ni»>n «i«
aUaye lielirr aoMlete whei.' ftiKp
hearts iiir l..dUr,il theli I.mIMs ap ,
their aatirts TJi.'H. {.k>. ihr Jjp
Is flstlllJia fot Hit ven ur>'. The « v|.
•trill |itl««)i{liii, tif thr ttUeetaii iM.lii t«il«
n.K ..III?; Wah. t-uii.1 IkiI .iU Muini.tii

NUMBER OF MEN IN \A\V

'' j

dl

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XJ.VA 6S'Sdc

^S^cxano

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of na\t

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TIlKST. >V

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|(|i PHASES OF LIFE FROM ALL OVER THE PVORLD
M0U8C RAI8KD 110 FttT.
INir raaaona of family attachroant th«
old mansion alioan In
ing 1

TOAIom Tk»t miab.

*nie aewinc of hunpn. on Sboes aad
tala no lonccw done!

»-0Mve
TI|«!
. V..U.,
,
I.y Iiie day ■
. e.! vai^T
i-mK ciu.t

1

HOR.‘^rT0WF.R OF NAVV

U

i'

NUMBER OF GUNS IN .NWT

Pu'g^r/A
Tonnage

JAMKS

owns SO mucb arshle pabllr land.
<u
, oancrni
dancers
of an overrrt»wde,l popnlatkm
1__.
lion or natural Inrreaae are
rrrooie. Tbe crons few many yaars
- to come will not show an escass aC
people above what tbe west wlU aaed
In »etttinc up its vacant Isoda-Kaa^
i aas City Jcmraal.

WASHING AN CLEPHANT
A, ,..||, ae^K. lo
.........

number of guns in army

^

exdtemeot and uproar of ronaar
"• «baent la this work.

i-4^-

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! Er: r™Er ■ vS i

rKCAVTII.E MAKIXl;
’

COST OF ARMY

7ifw

'.Vf/.try \±
Pury/A %i37^ OOP

WITH UNITED KINGIKJM

^ <tmxrmplsled sjetem aT

a .u .ilo^r »f t*«
•?"” ^
Workla* ar^ut ehe ,v,uw hold I ****“
^
be opoaed
•Mil Uu0Tt
I:iii ill eui«. li .a^-r* «*>itr>A
^ pupalstktfi as Isrse as tbe wbole
'
t-e ........... I ni.A,
PKi.t and : Ballon s prrweui |Mi,mtation conld flad
anti I.rr
ii.ia^-i.ia ! Gi-.t ! rooni tbrrr to Ihrire rns^teroumlj as
;.|.J
U..UM I., contentedly.

i*»r\u iMrokTs

jll.e vl^ir «f^4...huiU and Korea
‘ Wliere 4Wr nghtlr.g n.ust be don.
Ko,

tz

owt Uw tbe BMat or tbe receipts ftom
tbe sale of pobUc Uads wiU Imetetb
be art sskle for ferUlmlna artd Ms.
bj Irrlsmtkm.
In tbe pnbUc domain there are adU
aasppropristed ^JfTOjxrT marm oT
snrrrycd IsMa and 501jl»7roM ama oT
nnsnrrej-ed Unds. or ■ total of amre
than llTO.lii5.ojo ac-rra A preat manj
trarts In thi* Imnumw area oT oaarae
will a I WSJ* remain oncnUlratad aad
nnsetlled. hut ll has beeo eatUaatsd

AN EDIFICE IN THE FORM OF A STAR.
-o ..•ih.Mir
• HII. the rMfiHius
... ihsi SI.S will
CH.I i-rniH hers..|f i.. Ik* ph«.H«
I..IS t|i<> K.uii>a* t^puKtisnrv H. tisini
iv...>•».« |«»Mrv.t Is ftuni s re«-*n(
.1. from Ufa- hurrlK,ll> mud.- »iih.
h.-H.« ,. unsrl.ms
utisr|.,u« ..T
..r the
the

aiil*p..;^: WCH,:„ al
e drsm.rur la
r

In ni<Nlem factories. There la a asChino ihni « wa h.300 batuma on sar>
menis in nine hoaraa ac more than eight
expert SOW cws could poasiblj do in tbs
lime. “'
Thla maebtoa mqtdms ao

expert operator. A boy or a gIrIniBS It
And In one Insurance oBIrc wbcfs it
waa funaewly neeemarj few a fonet of
clerks to copy miinea on refeivnoa cards
to Iw flW In raiiou. j.Urr, ertie clerk
DOW nrlfca I be name on a single rant
with tnri.iiie Ink. clamiHi ft in s baldar
wiih s numljor of i.isnk cwrda'abd
flsahea sn X rsy thnnigh tbs ptCkH.
I Thoa by a Btngls motion mm msn
wrllrs. Of. rather. prlM. all lbs rsrda
; -WorM-a Wofk
tmidoa'a Ronuia Walt
Tbs dsstmcUob of Newgale brsaght
to light another aeetlofi of the aadSBt
trail whlcb aurrTMi <d igtodmi
bbd served aa a fotUf atlon of tbe eily.
The wboh- exte nt of the* wall baa sow
been fairly w . II traced, and parts of It
art still naed as crllam sod ware.
boQsea. The only portion of It that la
stlU above groond la a bastloa ta tbe
!
Crlp|»lrgmte. Tbe
or I^ODdon la eatlmated to have
^ »te of nearly a foot ■
I centtnT. sod doubUeaa from time to
Urns many rich floda of aiitIqiMS will
be oneartbed. mpedatly If a aUrt la
American plao.-ClereU^
Metora to Qalfablas rxertleteA.

Bald a denier la Batebed calfsklag rc^
cently: -1 am gtnagly of tbe oplBloo
that tbe time la aot far diaUnt wbca
we ^11 am a georral return to Urn
calfakln. At preaent and. la fact. dor.

Sfclori. RAILW'AT.
1 huitmiMt Hi the dl.iiuted arm of tbe
Hue srtnndiiic from the Kormti capital.
cap
.*iir»-r line from Saool
through Uie enitrr lengt
Talu liver. The chief »
fttstratlon ahoe. thr .m.

A BOOK BIX

u i« .nsieiid this road
of two IlivkA nf I

hondreo
OLD.

road Into cnlfaklna. sod while tbe
leatber la coortantly being perfacted
aadoobtedly be popular aad
for a long time'io come tbe
calfakln shoe will
win regain Its old time
favor. No leatber that baa beena |pro^
doced ts tbe peer of a well made»«alf*
akin, and I am aarared That it wUl
again become tbe aUndard
Shoe and I^tber Dealer.

of tbs Baltimore unit i»hlo raUroad.
TO alarated up the side of a cilff for
U4 faet aad aei "00 feet back of its

YEARS ^TEST PORTRAIT OF QUEEN WILHELMINA OF HOLLAND.

Twelve thonaand five hundiel .i»J*
lara la a iwlher Urge price to |wy fm
a eulunw only \\ by j m.'hes lu din» I Ml tlwit Is the atiuAuiil givt-n
veeriitl
Mr. Alfred yuurlirh, i|
U>n.h .
lor. for nn sHi.i nvonki.h

TEIXAF BUILDING AT THK WoRU»fi h.Mll
builiings at ihf
Ur locmlslami I* mhn*-. ex|-M.lllon «t
SL Loots Is tl
.»f Texar • The g»‘.iein| pUn of this
edifice la In ihr form of n
.rrHIi.t, nf the fset tluil
Texas Is the X^.ne Star Btste. tVh. » shr dr, h,re i h.-r
•.•|K*nil.-ncY. fn.in M.*xl.o
the nag of the then republic nf Texas Inyrr ., sli.slr .
. m.mI s ht*n si*.- •»nters-l
the AmrrIoMn Union the emhlem f-.k Its pU.v I.. hr
Mir fu-^l. Thr hiiUdIng
which Is herewith shown, will 1m- very .-.msi-l. ..ou- Ih-i..*
i.g .,n
..n .. n*l
n.lsr.1 BurfArr
artlsH.iclly terraced.
In the center the r,|in«^ cunsisis ..f a s
dome. Ilranching off f.nm this are IJvr a.esi Vina- ench rul.ntf.g
with Grecian csjlumna at the ends. Jteisert* the v.ings t»f the star
trances. This qnl.iue hulldlng ts to Ik* drJli.sled wlih sp|Hiiprtate
on March 40. lAoohtless at that time will hr sung ..n.e more the old war song
that haa ao often sllrred the Texan he*n. “Hurf.s truriah. f*.r ihe bonny blue
nsg that bears a single star:**

ITV.

at an earty ase l- .bown by the precoci­
ty of Edwai.l IVuiield. tbe drtdgaaraad
innatiaior-tl.at la If Mr. PaaBeld la
to be bellevcci. it U told of blm that
he waa oacw showing a piece of hla
rrw%. 1.-J
fuii.mi.^ rea-rk ' ••ftj Work to a frtend. who. kaawiBtf
that Mr.
st.M osid -ris like Ihe fim..us hill i ssked In aatoDialnacot at wtiat •#» be
of in The ArwhUn
begSB tO rtodj art. With owsml.a s^
e.1 the roost tle«ill>

INDIAN ANCESTRAL FEAST DISH.

...

•*‘*^”‘***^
f turned hoc k *

Mm
l.ai
Queem WHhelinliia of Holland la the only

iJ*^ *r !“/ ***^

pter shilling stamp of Mveklen^-Schwertn Issued In IIM la the
TOlle« portage stamp ex-er laaued
k^ng Im. than one-fourfb tbe aiae of
the British penny stamp
There are
ll em different kteda of postage .tamp.

Considerable light la being thrown npon the origin of the Indiana of i
1 Amerlcvin coast by the Jamip north Padfic expedition
Among i
akfutls. on thr oorti

of ago. but her mo^ artad aa queen mgvm | moolalw In which an entire tribe
Tn the
of
until mt w h^ the yoong mouaroh aaeumed tbe CuU datiee <rf her
her porttkm.
porttkm. In
In I tlrala end bj a fort on art* emkaa pOed high on an anveMral TOi dl-h. which
Queen tMihelmlna married ber cooaln. Baatr. duke of Mecklenburg, but in TOy oaae. I. over iwelvo fbrt tong, the mate Ik>w1 of It being large onongh
there w ere per»i«ent reports lalar that tbe aataa to not eoUrnly happy Tbe
la beemrttbahowa. la rmry amSTbeteved

make money cartly.

The rrench col>

Fewer than teS varirtlew thla ov^
done phllatelk rt>ot brtng adodnlatatad

The fact that goremamwla ttke OMoe
a^oery

StaucB. teagae. Tbay took ma ta tad
gave m bottle of Ohtame wblta aad
water. 1 eded ter smta aad ao thagr

J
i

THE EVEHIHO BSpOBD^ 1BA\

CITY, MICH, SATUEDAY. FEBRUARY »7, I»B*.

XSE •
M« M a» wr fwcM to rtMMi

BREAD,
BVTTER»4
A FRIEND

-ImM^mpaet

wttb people of tto
rfranbis
totoftia«*«ai*ia*twfiistoitoto> tto laadrlssbUtty of tollb tbr wttoc
tto tov%- a*
«i»tor *r ar G Iflto 1 ^ ^
ry to aenrNi lo n>
COT. M to banr ttot Hsrerty bod
OT«r Usd to bln ta bis pow Ufe« aad
. to to tototei «r

wfid I—m»22-

ftotecto.-a*i

r»rW b« tbf

tto ctorf tov* story of
»tt toB, nildj. f«Il *r
otoTHC* to cop* wta oltoost say pkjsItol paaiito, was slvsy* oaUac rstoflto»ato to tto pbihsaipfay of bomaa
aa. B* vas a fairly srHi trtod m»n to
Cto auaaf ftoGloto aal bad tto fsfH
atoUto of asTsr barlac tellsd toastof*
a Btory to « birb to was aatofoad.
-Hold m 7««r rtooUHto aad toak*
two cotetoto of tto aCalr. GIr* as a
totopy acctotot or BMuaaoTs tosaipth
totSto ar tbnaaarl alork as
Toa
toy* >aat Itoto to lad blai at bis bon*
baton tor last oditloa goes to praaa.toll tto dljr editor as IIsrkHt toak ap
bto coat aad bat.
B* bantod tot aad took a cab. Tto
aldma girto hla was la tto waaltbtato part of tto dtj. thm-qaarun of
to boof'a rapM drln, aad to fait tbls
wm aa stradoa wberr a fire crot car
tel* was laconpadblr witb tto Uapor
Uanof tto story. He karw ibe Bkb
nooda wer* rated as snalmimooalm.
B* bad but tto brtefen lofonaatJoo of
tto aabjaet of bis errand; scarcely nor*
tbaa tto people’s aaiaea. But to knew

ttto* to <

1.'

K-

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;
.
^
r

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•

on nan who wooldprotobly detect tto
roU drift of tto BMWt canrfofly warded
pandoo at Its first atterance. a
tto cab roctod bln from one side
otbartofraandlahlstoadapls
inlfbt Wn!
tal* of nanor whkb ailfbt
I to talk of tto taaael aoek deal.
Tto cab roUed op to tto RIebnoods’
aad Hackett. tnUof tto drlrer
to wait bantod up the stepa and gore
toi card to a poUta aerraat apoo when
tto affect of tto cab s.aodlag at tto
daar bad net tom Kki. He waited a
tewannsafil

■a^att tamed aad saw Ridley HarerIr, a waD toooaed, aleoder young nua
of bto awB ago. teoltleaaly dreaaad. a
totoch af ytotota la hla coaL Harerty
affato biB baad. Urvw bis sm offecttooofitoy mr BacktU's aboulder and

-Butt. I «■ l««
pf. I nftnd rwream by ■»«««>«• \
caa tolp yoa la tbbr-Hse*rty pannd

He bad coK people win had talked Uke
tbia tofer*, aad then tto faluteot anISe
tracod Itartf acton bis face. It aagMOf
Bararty. aad hie fan abowed lu
-la tlnn laae by I bare helped yoa.’
aaldBa<#ettfeaUy.
-I kaow yoo bar*,- returned Ilanr.
ly. -I nlfbt not tore taken ny------If Toa bad not. Bat yoo
whatyooaieaekliiginelodo. We did
not knem tto affair bad leaked oat.• But U baa- aald Hackett. wltb anolbar blot of a anile.

-Len than 1
Tbls tin* Hack
his fitoad’s 4)al(kly i

Ukr to kx
uaed a little at

B at Hanrard.
-Blane you qOtot pmplr! What
businen la tbU of y<
Harerty; aprtaglug to his feel, bis eyes
blsBlng. Be selaed a beary
weight from the toble and ralaed It to
atrlke bis frtood.
Hackett Imped up and caoebt his
hand In til* air.
-Don’t do that. Don’t yoo remember
the rtrerr be aoked aoftly
au expreaslon of deeply Injured affec
tloo In hla roloe which ecnlrasted
atrougty wltb Hsrerly’s vloleot tone
and actloo.
Hareriy’a color reddened wlih shame
eren abore bis anger, and be allowed
Hackett to gently ellp the paperweight
from bla flOTm They looked at each
other atcadtly. Tto meotSon of the
er recalled rlrld memprtm to ead
them.
Hackett mw a mental picture of one
TuoatSoo time wban they wer* camping
by a rtrer. He eras aUadlng on a float
at the wateda adg*. He aaw llarerjy’s
fact la the watar ten yards away, lie
board him call for help and saw him
gasp and alnk. In retnMpe*^ Hackett

mma toot* toe

[ la both of bis and ab

rHiadellgfat
t tbiak 1 bold you in Tfty
I ta do^ to haraloat track of you

II

U'iim

-n Tna kb. aAcaarrr
aa long. But If you wUI allow ne we
will bcgla a«r aoqaalataDoe exactly
where Rtoft oC* mid Harerty.
ttotaUU.- mid Hackett -1 have
NoluEo1 torn lectors <
-TmVweat to tba ]
I OK tto Duka of Wcataslu
■into yacht ttoa to Egypt Italy and
tto ooadaiat aad an beam )aat a
week,- aaM Bamrty.
-▲ad 1 te»d a ptoe* on a dally
a*WOTP*r aad bars ukeu trtpa aB
Otar tto dty wmiy day ar two for
news that raagm teon a prtoe fight
to a antoty woddtog. ankt a fair mb
ary aafi hart ooma tope of cilmbiBg

upon Her
HaekHt told both
d there was a qn
Harerty answered

mi tvn ymra to a aewwnpcr ofitoe,"
"^i^lbStTa orau yet that people.
afitwatli
Mlufafff

TbtoT»MiStaGncaJ

r tarttod to tbfi aarp

ta Lcni.
aarriM aad

oermoa at

Chote UMm ^
fomm.........................Sc a
ChaaUip: 40to(0
pn-et................. ...re a
Nice dried [.idle. Sr

i
Doctrine aad Modem

m

AB am cssrdlany torltad to
erriem

tbam

Cvaaf Ileal ^
Rev. D O. Rath, paator.

S=^.V:ir

Btete acbool at aooa.
Y. P. A. at C p. as.
Evening aerrlee ai 7 p. m.
A cordial larltatloa la extoaded to
all to Join In worship with us.

Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thompson, of Lillydale, N. Y., Grand Worthy Wise Templar,
and Member of W.C.T.U., tells how she
recovered from a serious illness by the use of
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
- Deab Hm. PniKHAU: ->I an one of the maay of *onr grateful frienda
f s^o bam bnn cured through the use of Lydia E. Piiikbatti'a Vcgretobla

: down pains; In fact, I had womb trouble. I ws« rrrv snxiouk to get well,
t and reading of Ihr cures your lompound had made. 1 d;^ided to try it. I took
only aix bottles, but it built me up and cured me entirely of all nr troublea.
•• My family and relatlrea were naturally
urally aa gratified as I waa.
was. ’ My niece
o'STv** tJble"*^*"i pruatralion.
prostration. and
anS waa
wa. conaidered incurable,
ii
le Comptuud and it cured her in a abort lime, and ahe
-pnCTTOO
g. and her home to her great Joy and lier
real Intrmipttoo of a ferllng of cordial delight was blessed wiib
r
female
trouble.
regmnlJ aime
slnit* the days of msIhrmaUcs
Jrrek. He weighed Hsrerty’. po*;
and t'.reek.
oltlua against his own. on one Ixaod
Tbonsnnds ubmi tJ
: him hi. Ufe and refusing lo cun ;
exppeaolng anefa'* MuUinr^tii^iu
sent to the nut^U^

o7*sr::L:LVirwriTa!

the family
and yet to remove a snspl t women In all claaaea of society wlio liave Iseeii rewtored. to healfb
be bis
■atitode placing him In
la PCS
poa by ber advice and medicUic after all other meaas had failed.
rtoo of ingratllode
aesaloo of the family
other luiKl. a maorN
‘•“I
”Dxas Mb*. IIsesam: —I suffered with
poor health for orer
over aeren
seven year*,
years, not sick
up on the ladder of the poiketlsaA and
enough
gh to star in bed. and not w^l enough to
anJor lifeandattend to my dailrdutieaproper­
self.
ly. 1 was growing thin, my c^unplea’ion waa
-Back so soon? Get the story?- In­
. sallow, and I was easily i
quired the city editor In
Ilsikelt entered the t^lol
poimd, and 1 prot'ured a bottle. A great
change for the better took place within a

i.tSs:p.

coW sunwise sod displeasure, as I
ask an explsnstkm. Hackett went
raosnt desk, w-rlbbled a few lines
banded tlM- paper lo the editor, saying,
-mere U no explanation ”
In the paper Hstkeil resigned from
the Globe's stoff.
Again the Hty editor raised hla eye­
brows. but Hackett promptly lett the
ofike. All the street knew of his realgostloa within an hour, and Uie Globe
and all the paper, went lo
wlib-

c

I l^^ld nut

ju!

aber year like It fora

Morning renrio** mMSste and sermon
on -the Tnutsleni and the Perma
nent.- Begin the Sabbath with wor
*‘*8uada> school at noou Too had tc
airs one of these lessons.
Junior Endeavor aoelely at 2 p. m.
Intcvmedlate Chrtstlan Endeavor ao
clety at 4 :30 p. a.
Youag People’s Society of Chrtstlan
Bndeavorat 6:45 p a.
Sunday evening gospel
7 p. m.
Even body welcome in our church
home and Us

............... tics
CUIudtccibrrwidr

22t EM M SM

TMIe’s btory
WMGSdl Mi RlM
Prompt fhipmem bf ouUlde
orders and aaUsfaction guaran­
teed Your patronage sollclled.
L. E. TRtMSLE. Prop.
rornet Nuilh aad Hoeai Sfs

Rev. Hugh Kanaedy. pastor
Morning e«nlce. I«;3« Th.
The lUauing of Tempistiim ”
The sarrAmeof ^if lui|Mlrim
Evening
Ki-rvl<'i‘.
Theme,
11ea\en a Ciiy of Gale-- A K|«>cial reiltai MTvUv
Class meeting. 9:4fi a ni
Sunday school. 12
Kpworih lA-agiie.
p. m. I,«>ailer.
Re%. Hugh Kennedy, pastor: topic,
•princely Men in the Heavenly King

Church of Christ (Disclptm).
rtoma* P. Cllum. mlnlaiar.
Meetings win
held in Cliy Open
lonse.
lo
ChrUi. the Man of Pray r.” N.i
Sunday school. 12:00.
Junior Endeavor at 3:30
IntenmsUste. 4:30.
Senior. 6:30.
F^ening 7:ts* SuI.J.m-i. -Weighed
snrt Kotind Wanting’’
Special mnric.
Pentecosui prayer meeting Thurs­
day evening at 7:30.
Saturday night, united prayer and
study of the Sunday arbnnl
with the children
a Welcome lo worship with us
strangers, working men and the |

To Rent

Store bnikling, comer Sixth
and ITnton aiv Po^nmion
given March is*. IIKM.
Ai»ply at
of Mulligan
Starch Compan,.

WATCHESI HL. Karannah. Ga.
Mnu Ptnkbam has on Ilia tbouaamls of such lettera.

8t. Matthaus Cong
Martin. <if Kingsley.
There will be services
aervi
Sunday i
log at 10:30 o’clock In the Bar

Choke of 12S Watches a
fourth off regular prices.

roo.- be aald es
ly^!■lowly abaklng his bead, hU au­
ger Tuulakliig as quickly as It bad appmrsd. Hackett’s bands touched his
-Met a man tberr I wante«l to
oblige.- aald Hackett curtly.
-How mock In Itr asked the staff
man. Jingling money In hi. pocket.
-Not a cent, ns <7od 1* my helper.- re­
plied Hackett.
The manarlnc editor heard rumor*
of the affair and sent for him Hackett
told him briefly that Hsveriy was an
old friend who was mum to marry
blmosir was la da^nlr orer s f
la a mathesaatScml examination and RIcbmond’a daughter
-1 saved his life
that liirarty eame up behind him
HaekHt. -sod <twk! not see
took bis band without a spoken u
It bad profoundly tanked blm.
Hackatt thought that perhaps he. too.
•wed Harerty aoantblag In return for
that Incident af aOent sympathy, and
over retj
-I like a man who stands by hU
[ atocy. Than be i
embered that bread sod butter, but I lietter like a
and that be man who stands by his friends. Why
bad a poalttoo to maintain on the did you not consult me? Go back and
report In the clly room. t\> won’t ac­
Globe staff, and be almoat felt, la
pbyalcal aenae. a atxuggle between bla cept yonr realgnslkm.affaeCtoo
KCtoo for the man and bK own
a. m Kuim, ta. w-s
thirst ter reputa
sickly and
ted that

ulely.
-1 am to marry aoe of Rlchmood’s
daugbtan,- aald Harerty. -The
don not coocem me directly, hot yoo
cannot print IL It would coat Richxa yon or 1 can
omiai
And think of the |

erty felt
tto atnry of tto stock affair at a asert
flee of every paroMul feeling and that
be was cUaalag Haverty as an ingrate.
▲a If hla rcfiactkms bad bse« apoken la
words. Haverty prayed Ms cooHastea
to be correct.
-Harry.- to aald, “you ar* fitting oat
of ttoo* tbsostoa apoo me that 1 oood
w* otadSed logte
EsfnL I om yonr
t forgoCton vrbot 1

^ Mb fttoadL -Do yotTrJIl^ to aad If I am yoo can Jodga for yoorHera thno to ouch a ladder or that aa ■olf wtot vrttl emna of 1l WUt yoo
tto coatrmry. poopla atmr rto* abom
Hadkatt tbaaghtfnlly twisted Ms

1

ll<^y
Monilag

ELM G. LEWIS

ttm uTblsI^

hava alraady nagnanledly aald It vras
tiac. It to aa. every word yon have of
It. mad more. Sit ddwn.- And Haver­
ty gave blm totofly a ocore of detalla
ttot wookl aead the beadUaM lata tto
wood totter caae. with doable cotama
pletarto
-Now yon have tto entire thing. 1
m macb abo?- retemd
•wad yaa a dfftt. and I have put Its
-Too adn bfftora la that UdderT payment late yaor haada. Ton aood
Toa aooi to tom aB o*sto of tbiortn aot not RIrtiwtoad Be woald daay It
BBaa tto Bcnptitem^ But I may to

dn> joit aa finOy aa 1 aaM to bettor*
ta my tbaary af gratitude- rrtarofd

tees.

-Strange pteec la amet a maa am baa
am aem far two yaam Bat I might
bar* ezpeetfd ft. the warti to so ansB.
after alL- Haekmt thought af tto tlmr
wtoa they rsomed la the freabmaa
yaar on tto aame amlemm aad of tbetr
MTtag together tto aext term.
Ttoo be tboegbt af the coMaem la
which they bad jaat aeparated. the firm

aad bis face colorod wltb amErr.
•HJod kaowi It le troe epooeb abaot
Ibloldnan W* nay not know all tto
facts. PTtot else bare you beard

"^yr^-Si’to.t.na,

-Tou baBem la that toa. yetT

tomu^to

ttTaflM aU*^^u7mfiw*tand that I
rxpeclnewtbm wttb my ttooty af
tade toeabln. Aa laag aa 1 <sa
ta*r via • to*T«r Itot
-Tto^l*JtoV
lk»atototo«Bf*r jr«i? 1 ____jaber bln to always laofc cseapflaa to aettog m my anml lay fi^na.
•to '* fttol
am* toylag a baoUadk at my baad la
Mr tec*, vlte Its ItotoCtot.

Ft

R*r. W. T. Wo^
Moralim.
afCbrtol.. tl:ML
BIbto ciaaa. 12.
. P. U.. S;«.
liag. 7. BnbJwri. -Tto WIekad

Wm to* tot*.- toll Bltortr. P^itof

-LK|
tto w rak ones iw put out of exlsten *.
so that they may not
burdenoome to the worid simI to Ibem^ ttes.ia the proposition, .tctwilng to this
theory our old friend .\eso|» ought to 1
have been klUed at hi* IJnh. for to I
was a hLhfbbsfk. Alexander Pope, j
who was deformed and an Invalid from '
infancy, ahonld not hare been permit­
ted to Uge to write the *E*ssy oa
Man.- 1^ Bjtod and Sir Walter
Scott bad
right to grow op. InasofWashlnfton aad Park
aioch as each of them bad a rlubfooL
Charles Lamb was a physical weak- streets.
Rev l>Hinard B BIssel. pasuu-.
11^ and to Inherited Insaidty. John
Morning service. 10:30.
7:ou. special evangelistl
Keato wm* frail from the moment of
General topic for the
his birth. EUxabHh BarrHt Browntiif
E meeting. €:00.
If-.
, B*»ok* W«-re OiM-ned ”
aerer enjoyed a day of good health.
Tto same may to said of Alexaoder fl.
Steptons. Salmon P. Cbaae. who de­
2t^*The
Book of
’*
Prayer and pnilse ^I^ThuriMlsv
sen
Ic Thursday
veloped a aptendki phyahjoe. was aa
senlcc
^
^ Books
Providence.”
traB in Ms chUdbood that his pareata SI 7:30 to ebunJh parlors
2—“The Book of Consclenee."
A cordial walcoma to aU.
tod no hope of beiiig able to raise Maa.
• March 3-“Tbe Book of ]
DaMri Webster also was a aickly child,
March 4—-The Btx>k of Ufe.’
Chriattoa Scieoea fiarvleaa.
and Napoleon Bonaparte was a family
‘
I 6—*v
odern Woodmea hall, orer post- -What Shall We
naL rerbapa tt vronld to Just aa
vraU to give tto vraak aad cripple ooas
a show, even If they don’t ariraya
prove to to valnabto to society as tto
All art lovlled to
prtxe^fightcrs and matlaee Idols —Chk

r^

thof Egypttaa
this osed the agrtckRaral department has grown a aamtor of experiment patches from varta of fiber

o,

wt M. E. Cborah.
Senior Bndanvor. 6:45.
Invited.
FIrot M
Bov. WUBai
tiM^nlaaai

nss^,W

iilSk

Tharafia

QRAID RAWDMJIDim IT

1

U7«ortb«

1 WUI to la aqr offoa to teoffva aald ’

THB evHinro bkood. TKAvseas omr, laoH, BAToeDAV, fkbbuabt i7, i9*a

Am M bird i»mU cmmgbt Ottb
chaff, and a wise mam ism*t
temfOad With a cracker bag after
be knows

ll^OeiMlem^^
ywnr
on mlet for water worka. i

•kWMi mU wte* tk« BMI. auww ui MOIv.
Mas jBt 1
rued and .
To the Hooarfo>le. the Mayor and City
Cc«dl^ the City of Traveree

Uneeda
Biscuit

2«4 Oentiemen—I
3^
mains for the coming year. the ordleanee committee. city attorney |
and the fire and water committee forj
ui follows:
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Tenth-aireet from Oek street to Dl- further ronrideretkm
Tbion mreet, LfiMI feet.
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Committee on Water Work. Ruleal
Moved by Aid Steams that the re-j
port be accepted and placed on file. |

Nittd. thb price Indndea the
hydmnu. valvea. etiL
On the aeveml streeU named in thb

Tie iind that Come in an air-tight,
moistore-proof package.
I by th

$5 before the main b laid, or enongh
erml food about 1116.000. One hon o gnareatee a yearly Inooaae auBcieot
o pay 10 per cent, of the total eoaL
dn-d aod llfiy locals, with a met
ahip of 10.000 hare received Inert
i. Thlrtr-three new locals hart
|B|^l ^ »lnWii« fo«a. 4^1
been formed, makioir a total of
doos or tli« ga> beH. hove BUU)
with a capital of fsoo.ooo.
r—jiwwiu for a eoBYOBtioo of Uie
^reaeotailves of the Ltceaae'l
gtaw mUn of tbr SM belt, to b«
immunication be referred to the com-, i^ront and Union street
M4 to Moiiclo. lod.. Fob. 27. » ood Tngmen*a Protective aaaoclatlon
; improvement fond...........
2f. At tbi. iwrofittoo on attrmpt the Tug Flremena Protective aaaocU mltt«‘ on fire and water.
wm be Bade to eeUte quertiotu whtcb Uon met in Joint aeaalon at Detroit
^Y?e?erat; City, Mich . Feb. 15. Ifi04.,
niSrict No' 2 fond..
hare boM the cauae of «r«al dlficolt Utely kmg enough to preaent their IMS. OenUemeo—As per our com
TMstrict No. 3 fund.,
wage
acnle
for
1004.
The
aenie
win
to
yon
on
January
30.
we
oj^cct District No. 4 fund.,
nunicailon
to the glaoe trade to gaaeraL UoUke
nave advertised for bids for the ere^'- street Dlftrict No 5 fund..
olhor meoUaci held to Moorie. thU practkally be the name. e»ept
tlon
of
the
“Carnegie
Ubrary
Build-f„nd.
. ...........................
there ahall be no Sunday work
oae will hare the aame effect as
Ing" In ihr ri y, and the following printing fond........................
-There will be a atrike of over
tkBal eoareotloQ.
bids were r-r Iv-d by ns. as
• Ught fond.............................
XI bltuminoui coal miners April 1 nn George Lather.............................. Bohemia street sewer fond.
Fter hoadred telegraphcra of the
less our demands are compiled with, A. E. Wllsjn................................ and Cass atreeU* ImW. J Irwin, (no Iron work).. t.BOO
provement fond.................
tog their grieraacea. hare rotod said President Patrick Dolan of the C H. Peteraen.............................Bridge fond..........................................
United Mine Workera of America
4Theae bids do not include plumbing j
und county Ux fund.,
agalaat golag oa atrike. A rep*
heating.)
. _ ) Carnegie Ubrary building
the oommlttae of tweire that hare Pittsburg district, recently. He sak or I’lsm
-bM t^ooofertmre with the ofllclalt that John Mitchell has authority ft amomil Wd*. wr think thnl H will b»
i special convention to declare i . uvine o( U»* nnJ inoiw- to Irt
or t^JBrte toad for the paat ten dara.
t
strike, which will be done unless ih, thf ooD.trneUoo ct tb. nnM "CnriM»t»
ahova that there will be aome
Ubiwrr Bolldln*" br continrt. rmth«T|<..„
coltj to ad^wUag all of the olghtm coal operatora agree to pay the exist than
do It by day labor.
/iWa............
grieraacea which the operatora hare Ing price when the committees mee
And we sronld further reoomiaond , gjptii ,ti
proaeoted. About l.b0© operators are again. Fel.niary 20 F. L Robbins that the Md of George Lather, al $16. | ^nd.
emplored by the Brie from New York pn-sident of the Plttaburg Coal com 1ST be accepted, and a cootract made j K^t^nskm
pany. who was chairman of the oper with him Jor the cooalrnctlon of the | east of 1
lb Chicago.
Btrikea are threatened la Newark. atora- committee, said: “Both aidsir to be firm. The operators fee
137.431 47
wuRn*oF^raucTwoi^
R
among the atone enttera and the
•tfullv.
C. M. PRAIX. chairman
thsi ihey cannot pay more than th.
leathor workera.
trade hai
HASKELL.
Informed of a new echeduU. of pay and 1002 rate. The miners have been ad CHAS M. BEERS. Clerk
Moved
brNMd.
Winnie
that
the
«
m
l^oam, which will reat;li Iq smaller vised against taking anrh a radical me mimlcatlon lie laid on ^Ihe table un
tlon aa to strike, as It will Invtilve mb our next regubr meeting.
wages, will aooa be put Into effect
reo. Ivtsi
told Interests as well as the miners
Moved by Aid. Bingham, as an
Carrietl
After a pcptracted Beetlng a spec
of four sutes.The aggregate niunber of mehil»ers
C.arried
assessment of Mi
elation In New Tork aettled n dispute of the various Danish co<»peratlve In
Original motion as amended,
between the Brothmhood of Pntntera stltuUons exceeds 4W.OOO.
then can
Lancashire. England. 6«.<Hm text
nnd the Floor nnlahars* unloo. which
coh.cn or
by AM Winnie that the matthrealened a erries of atiikes. The lie- workers are either Idle or «»m
r of whn^o duly it Is to thaw out
wwk of the floor ftnishers Includes ployed on half time.
I' laid «'ver fi>r one week
The average yearly sum paid \ry the
of the parquet floors.
merolMT
of
a
Ubor
organlrailon
is
$i:.
The Brotherhood claimed Jurtsdictloa
In Belfasi. Ireland. 7.5<»0 shipbull.' oral.le l»ody that yon cati
orer this work. The arhltralors de^
-........noric.mn"ll ..
streets. In ’ f'arrbHl
rided that the Dndherbood ha<l no
A lodge of engineers and ermneamen
Jnrladlciloo orer the work, hot reconh
Hastings. Ada!
manded that to arold friction the hasdbeen organised at Buffalo. N Y
street. ..rvilla 1
Aa a mark of respect bMween 15.000
Floor Flnlahem nnloo became a local
Irkhn XTls M 1
l^Ch I
AH.h«..U.
Both and 16,000 miners in the
coal fields of Indiana were Idle dor
T K«^fi.!hb fstheriy way. “you b... « good
Fran Kropp. of Germany, observed Ing the funeral of the bte Senator
j. E
Nelson, j desl to learn about mstrinmnis
the birthday of her Ute hoaband by Hanna.
Madison street. Charles Fromm. M^l
.\s you asy. .%mir *»slary Is suf­
Carroll D. Wright. United States •on street, C. E Smith. Randolph ficient for two. and }ou tUiuk you
...giving |» ench to 200 workmen
street Archie Ostrander. Monroe and
hnd been twenty Uve yenra in the aer commissioner of bbor. in a
Madison streeU. W. W. Belding. Ran dlnch the argnxncm when you Add that
rice of the company nnd by donating Buffalo. N. Y.. recently, on
dolph street. W. 8 WllUams. Randolph on eand one make Iwo. Thsfs all
tlon. “Is there any solution of the U street. H. A. Doty. 227 Msdison street right inboslucss.butmatrimonUl urith1126:000 to the warkmen*a boapl
, that the mellc U one of the uuu^t i-otifusing
OAdnl nnnonacemciit hna been bor problemT" said: “Law
Moved by Aid. 1
committee
made recently by the Window Olnsa wa>T« failed to adjust wages and Its ef- petition be referred
things that ever bai.j>en.-.\ in the first
pnblic lighting.
Wbrkera of America of a redoeiloo In forts in that direction have done more onCarried.
pUce, the mhilsfrr ink*-, the two of
the wage scale It la given out that barm than good Soebibm Is an am
yon and makes you one Tliat
Rmwri of Committees.
the cut Is about IS per cent, on tingle bitlous remedy, but It Is not a vlul
seem lo make it easier f«>r you. but the
Conndl
and 14 per cent on doable atrenrh principle. If b not a constructive
hlstocy of the world shows thnt flgni^
City. Mich.:
force. The decalogue is as good a la 13t>7.
ing matrlmonlslJy. one snd
Gentlemen—Having exam
bor platform as anr In religion w^ the following bills, report the j
any old number up to twelve or alxfind the highest form of solution of
teon, and 1 believe t
I out of the several funds i
that show a higher total. In view of
fered. Next lo religion mmes con
this, can yon make the requUite sW
stroctlve evolution—that evolution
Last yaar In Austria thirteen fac- which believes In the potency of ef
8tre<*t superintoddent $233 S3 lag with yoor present suUry anc) fut
A Lay Merc. Co„ pall.
80
tiiriea were dosed by the Inspectors fort. We are to have a new law ol
knvllle.
1
41
cords
stone
5
64
Chas
Manvllle
wages, grown ont of religious thought
beeauae the factory laws wet
^
kWTVwtta Bay.
obeyed. Altogether 16.773 faclortea The application of this religious ides
Tot») nrwt fund...........
The wily oriental soon assimUatet
were visited. 6Sf manufacturen
Mch occidental methods aa sniu hii
7» 71 purpose, and It Is hnMly
found to be negUgent and 142
A nnloo of cooks and kitchen help
fined to the amount of flisn
that in doe coorat. soch
u the -tn»r and the *‘con
Samuel Oompera U now in Puerto Jn New Tork city has sUried a frer
appeared even in a happy-gm
employment bureau for members only
Rico atudjring Ubor conditloos
locky
coontry like Burma. Most
The Howhold Workers* union, or They are now demanding fewer houn
who have been evmi In Indkt t
gaaited last spring In Holyoke. Mass, of labor and a six-day week.
What aplendid ttttle ponies am to be
A maas meeting of the garment
by domestics, has been disbanded
Toul water fund......... ...$213 01 had from Pegu, and bow admirably
The union ntlrncted much attention, workers was held recently at Hamll
Contingent Fuf
adapted they ate for polo playlag. It
but when the mistresses shut off the too. Can., to protest against the pro Traverse City Gas Co..
ly uoderstood. then, that
f.tr Jannarif....................
girls prtvUege of enterUlirtng their pMsal of the British Women's Immlgra
M. E HaskHh
bast fellows U the kitchen, the result
garment workers to (Canada.
200 Linton. Ind.. miners are jiriking
L peculUr strike was ordered at the
has been that ]
dow glass factory at because one of their members was dis­ Toia).«mllngeot fond.
thing with foi
• Marion. Ind The workmen had no charged.
let are priced at :
Gr^d
grievance against the managem
At the recent opening of the cooven
Tb travulm and aU people who
the factory, but struck on account of Uon of the United Mine Workers of
W. J. SPROUU
to carry their own drinking cups with
■a order Issued by Simon Bums, pres^ Illlools In Assocbtkra hall. Chicago.
them, the collapMble ones are a great
Sdent of the Naikmal Window Glaaa Secreury W. D. Ryan told why a
ecmvcnieoce. These user ol mpu are In
Workers* onion Bnma Inatructed the abould not be reduced and nrged the port be adopted and the city derk by the a
rs to stand firm In their demands laatrncted to draw orders in fkvor of that I
management of the factory to turn U
26 pw cent, of the wages of the work for the prewmt pay.
pocket I
men, to be paid to the unemployed
Tor the first Ume In the New York
to draw aa order Bttle ov
7 for $529.43 to be
glass workers of the union,
dlvbkm of the order of RaUroad Te
The Dunlsh CoOpcmiive Egg Ex­
y
treasurer
to
the
workmen had been paying 2 per cent legraphert has decided to Join a ceo^
port society, with 30.WW memim. sold
of their wage., but when an addUi
tralbody. It has voted to eead a drie^
teat year ll.3SO.000 worth of eggs.
al 26 per cent was added they refo
gate to the Central Federated Union
to obey the order of the preaSdent t
and has appointed lu nx-president.
walked out. The factory b doted t
Gibbs. L^b. ^SproS.'
all workmea will remain out until
matter/U satisfactorily adjusted.
Spec^ deputies have been aw
yards has been settled, all of the old
to all tfong the aeeond division of the employea returning to work nt their Coimcn of the City ^ Trsvane
AUaatk Coast Une rallwaj
guards have been placed at all switclH
Wood Dbh Company
ea and all sUtions to protect the prop­
ta the deed of
erty against atrticers of the Mainten

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