The Morning Record, March 31, 1900

The Morning Record, March 31, 1900

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1900-03-31

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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mn THE MORNING RECORD.
Tkird Year-No. 9«>

e FROMRlISSIAi
Wild Xamm at A^Unm
forth* Bom

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TRAVERSE CITY. MICH. SATURDAY, MARCH 31.190a

KEAKSARGE TESTED

WORK HAS BEGUN

J0ST RECEIVED
tb. aty Intoyalto 1

Trial Tri».

TWO CENTS

AGUiNALDD IN MANIU

1200 Pieces New Glassware!

Saflniu Shop*.

Hdaryort K.ar.. Va.. llarcb sb~ n.
Mamh M—Captain
•aw totUaUtp Eaaiaanra. wUab oaly I
of tb* ttaaapert Oaroana.
MttbaMIfyard thb WMh. lafl'<«d
which arrtred l^t niybt ft
Manila.
PMt OoMfan tbb faorslar, aad
taperta that Aymtoalda. i
UhaaleaMbyahMataroirarte Uw
. tbara..!* ahto tortolt
yarpM. •( Matfar -tb. MparlayoMd
tb. flu npWillM or Iha
a to dtofnto* aimnM a. oftan aa
MriM. aad fattaar «ba »aw MW oMdi
ihaa. How tbto to aeeompiiebed
■ Hoa aad OtbM
«olbaaawaklpaadhMlMyraa.d m>
^MM to know. Bat It I* kaowa
LmAob. MMeb M-Tta. te m Ml- • tta«y.
Tba woMlaf hoM laal Matay la tb.
I k. attaadMl a yiand
9t tto fntoW. <mUM o( th. Oa board, a. yaMt. of Oaptata ImUm Lfhfary kaU forth, fvthwooaball i HaaUa ca Now YmF.
la tb. BrllM Umm. ipitoil rolcM, ara Eaar AdMral.W. T. Baap> I
9t Ma
•lybt aadkaa
«thM aMMl
MW. who wa. niMab^M* •Cor «ba 1*- iMaT. M. C. 4. lalbla elty.wa.at■* to hwrd tnm . .
1 lb. Mia lau- trodaeUea or lb. «uTM.:ta lb. aavy; MUUd by yo.ay mm iatmled both loaaUy aa kstoy Bret ia on. 'place and
■aval OiMb'aeior /. 1. Woodward; la tb. atbl.U« aad tba Maay.ll.tl. tbMiaaaoUM.BFHOIAIv—A four piaoa aBt for 90 oa&to, today only.
•W MOfaMd M traO. eo WitoMay. teplala C. U. ObMiM, who wUl poa fMtarM of tb. oryaaiMtioa- Tb.
Other rora b«ryBli» to bo fotand oa tho 6o aad lOe
• MMbavlwr bMB UM Mm tb. •Md tb. KMlaoky, aad otbor aaeal ■Mtlay era. prwHid onr by PrM For K»yop. Pnuik Hamilton
BaMli. Mcoa brtdf..
ogwretioai ibb .MUoa.tfTfa. Kmt- Oartia, aad wa. addr«aed by aeraial
eountoro.
Tb* M Ut.1 bridf. *1
Mtv* wlU taka a rma ap tb. eoaat aad of tba yaatlamw prwut, Inel.dioy
taiMampiMad m TaMday. m- win probably ratara Sat.rday atybb
Maym BamUloa. Oily amde Bkekerd.
oraaf* rtm.
Oaptata B^r ex pee u lo
U J. BwMy. Dr. O. B. ObMe. M. B. Hr. W. J. aqtofc OpM^ 1
MrMinllmBMtMUoa balar tbM
iw la ahape tor ifloal'
Holley aad otbara
HOBA&T-BEEOHEB OO.,
tfmU wltb PMt BUt»b#Ui aad Oay.' trial, wblob will takai plae. TaMday
Tb. T. U. C. 4. IdM rMBlrM ibe
Proprietors.
Towa. U M aMSod la wm. qaartara j ud WadDMday. bOM of the mmi- moat hear-.y ..pport of aoy of tb.
Uatllii iiiniiiTt-T .napUa.' wUl aooo j bar. of the aaval board aiaat ibe aavy pl.li. eoyymted. If tfai. plao U earbapMasalhMd at BloMifpataiD, aadlyardaow. loepMtler tb. warahlp. be- rlad oat. U will ^mb tb. outlay of «
that aa Mriy adeaoee may be expected. illy oearbaalad there
larre enia of moory, aad of a yreal
The MrtaepoBdMiU wltb (ieoeral Bch­
deal of eoerpy, bat tb. onraolxetlon
Mowbile report a aoottaward
will be . pow-rfal loflarnoe f<jr rood If
•oI by the Boera. tbosyb their
it It oryabix-d aad oodocted a. It
atl'M-ILAl: I4ITB
»Bt* are aot rrry dedolte.
__________
___ ___
_ _Id fall U to he*e
.ho.id be. Tee
plao
>ag 0^.1^b*i'd» *
'•'"“**« al-onl b7 th.- laxMoniisy Poat’t eorreapoodeot Told Of at Womaa'B Olob | the actire member, of the
rlrervtw hat.lt is lb*l **7.it appMr* probeble that the Boer.;
compoeed of rurlstian youop men, wbu
TMtarday.
.r. adranelay wmlbward In lorM.afU-r •
have ceoeral eontrol over the orcaoib.Ttay br«D relnforerd by the com
xalloD. oorduet rellplont meetlaei and
Mode, whl^h trekked noilb by wey hem a BafarMcaa to the Oetartoratlac a readlnr room, and other thine* fur
of Oommlaele and Ledybreod. They
the advaneemonl of the
Tone of Oar National Uoiiday.Hll probably dybt .1 Braodfort.
tbe orCBDvXetioa alenf inlelleeMel and
I’MaaaBt Procram In Chare* of
Tb. eorroepnlwit addt that the
moral llnei.
Bear loader, are diMcmlnaUnf wild
Hoe. W.>B. Foeier.
In addition to tblp It to plaM
To ckooee from. All tbe newest spring ud summer patterns__
raporu rayardxBf for«l*D , a«l.tanc..
Hr*. W. U. Foatorhad elmice of'an have bath room*, tree to member* of
rtftWB tbooMBd R imlaat ^ aald to IntoretUnc procram at the Wi
$-1. «. ki-V). W.oo, $2.5U, $d sud as low as 50c.
the aawMlaUoo. and a- well c<|uipped
b. adrenaiaf OB Bloowfoolelo. which |cib
I
ryMOHinm, to be to cberr* of eome
-lub^eeterday
y afiaraoon.
'
^ Bavtr been completed from' ^
It Kraym boatu b. will' Mm>. Cady read
oompetant toeiruetor. When the idea
r« ap tx
j
Traverrae
City
to
Grand
Rapf
nMptar«laawa.k.
totorrledoatto
toll,
it
may
iaetoda
a
“UarNaUoaal HoUday: It to datortor.
Tb* ao.ro. of lb. MiroepohdeBl'e In- aUnftoTona." She apsk* of the tree track toam, e baeo ball team and other P id., Kalsmaxoo. Detroit and ^
foraatloe I* aol otaud. aad. tbeoyb patrlottom of irre when tbe .birthday Bthlelie oryanlxaUaoa.
tnlermediate eUtioiu.
\
•MWofUi.dlMai«kM appaarto lad;. ofoor lodependi
It to probable that eome one of tb*
Mto that tb* fore* morlny eoethward tion rather than the UwieaaeM of tbe leadtoy V. M. C. A. worker, of tbe i
Quick 3srylos
^
ta
by Commasdeot oilrim'. prreent Fourth of July eeUbraUoeaSbe elate will be called here to help to yeV
)
Pexlert SorWee '
4
•omMWw to mad. of bloi, and tba expretoed the idea that toe latter
tiny ih. otyanlxUioa on It. feet
^y dlraei iwferene. to bim to oooUIb- danceroiu to the boat InMrMl. of our wa. the prcr.< Itoytontlawnt that enefa
J
I^wtHatoa
J
«d la a e.rle.1
Mt from tree eountry and that a more reverent would be the btol plaa
4ilwal Xortbye.t.rday wblebMy.tbei epintahouid becnlUvatodoa thu day
4 eommittee waa appointed to edopt
OomatoBdeBt Olivier to now .yldmUy which meena ao much not only to o.r a method of proeedare and to perfect
■oviBy eooU and that toa to' baisy own pejpie but to people ^of other plan, to piufa the project. Thto o
I
lo Navy Blue and Castor Shades
oloeely waiebed by Bir Oodtrry L*«dea eooDUlee who here Mek tbe protectiw mittoe win meet at the offiieofDr. O.
Miller's^Cash Store.
|
tbe rmident cooDlmioBrr; la Heentu- of the 4merlcan flaf. the yreat B Cbaae to the Hamilton X-H'.;lik.n
I ^
laad. wbo to ia eommoatoatioa with emblem
•motproioetlou
block ihU even(ny ate o’clo'k. The
o(.proieetlou from tyranny.
,
t-ll nmili- and trimmed, eorm-lly fnsbioiied as to atylr. and
tomieral French.
;
Mr* H. C D*via epoke of tbe beat committee eonxUU of 1).-. O. K Chair,
*
tboruu^bly ;;ood fitting
Extra good suits for the money.
U to perhape eiyalScaot ibtt Ctrterel way M infoM true patrioitom into the L J. R*ddy. L.*vl T. Peunloyton. M.
J
Fintr suits ki $7. fS.-iO. $10. $12,
Brabaoi haBr.Mr.ad to Aliwal' North bearuof our youth. Bba-aald that B. Holley. F. li Curtto, A W. E,ckerd
from BooirlU. aad )e aoW eayayM la pairloUim, like rellyion. U laryely dne and Therou Horyan.
h^Hiitp th. MBtheru froatlw of the toedeeation aad that U ha* been rery
yrM hiale. He U Madioy detach truly earn. ':No yoversaent I* beltar For Mayor, Frank Mamiltm
meoto to .traeyibea tb* poeltioo. tbaa iu people " For tbU reeeon tbe
which here bMO oecoplad.
child aboald be told to very early year*.
4 Pretoria dtopahsb from Fourteen In a aimple aad aliracilv. manaw. tbe
eUMm., Borth of WarrehU*. Mye that •lortaaof our Waibtoyton and other Wheat and Cotton Orep. to Xedia Dwtbe Boar, m Wedaeadey opaaM a beroea. Fut elvll yovmnment to Fathrr
troyM by the Dronybt—Ollaead
bottbardmmt on the Brltleb
aad Mother Goom ttorie* Teach
Crop a Failure.
tbM. aod that Ue Hrlttoh replied ebUdrea that ibev have riyhU which
Mably aad evaenaud tbe p|aee d.rliiy are M be rmpeetad aad they to Mru
CalcBtta. March »—In the eourre of
tba Blybt.
ma.t reapaci Me rlyhla of other. A hto remark* in addreretoy the eonoell
Tinware,
The iMXt alaata to likely td take piece ebUd wboit bronyht up to a home on tbe budyet tbe Vieeroy. Lord CnrThat wc have the largest line, the best quality,
U tbe vlctnliy of Uies. a Mall hamlet which to formed on .Mb priaeiplM xaa. md tbe lorn to the wheat crop,
'Fixtures. Wagons f
triooB mile, aort^ of
will be ready to dalud b to conn try. eauaed by the drouybt dorlny tbe pmthe prettiest designed and lowest priced carpets, mat­
TaotboMaad Bnttob troopi already even with hlfclKcand Sleighs.
* ings and linoleums in thejeity.
entyear. waa i'OOQ.OOO to tiu.ooo.ooo. .
^
M«py tb« P^'
Bobene to
"Are w. .« » M.UoB, U.ro Worebip- Ue added that tbe lot* to the cotton
barrylay op rolnforeemeolfc to that by en'r** wa* tbe .ubjaet of a paper by crop wu tr.OOO.OOO, while the ol! eeed ^ .OomaandHakejadvaata^ ^
tbto time fully to.oiw Urtll^ troop, of Mr.. Foeter Byretemny to bietory. crop, naually covertoy I'».00o.0<io eeree,
of aelllhR-out prioea.
all arm* are cooeentrated i^ear (ilea.
It could but be auawwad to tbe elBrme- wa* nonexUtent ooUld. of llrnyal and { { —
4
The raporta that Lxrd Bebwu wid tiv. ee the payee of bietory are
Many arc privatejpatterns and all are entirely
eemela la Bloomfoatala tor another brilUeot with tbe -CMDrde of men
new.
month ere probably Intended for in- who** Damn uevM die. but are aa
u,.0c.0 o«iud {
2»i From Slrf.1,
g
Prices from loc lo-Si.oo per yard.
tormatloD far the Baer*. aaA tb* raoeol familiar in the houaebold today a* toootton tt.ooo.oocr
^
mevemenu e! troop aad otibm etrawe durtoylhalr day* of ntafnlaaae. CobIn eonctoelon the Viceroy mid It wa*
The sales in this department for the last week
indicate that preparatloB* are well llue&li arc monumrnU to Colnmbnr. imporelblefor any yoveremebt to achave
been
enormousl-far beyond our expectations.
advaaeed lor a forward n
WaahtoytOD. Urank Dewey and damp- ti^lpate theeouaeqaeneeaof a vUltatioa
If you are interested in door coverings inspect
Tb* entire eileuce of the oablea today eon were aUo meatlooed ee men whom of naMre on *3<yiyautie and ruinou* a
to rwyarded aaelyulBeaaLl>* fact that tbe Datum'* people deliybt to hoaor.
our choice line before purchasing. \V« arc bound to
Boar teleyrame aanuunciny the bom We have onr ebrtoUlu. poetic and I'utr ffrnui,(irun . K'unJ 7k-itrr> ,strui(tAl
1 hav«- iiail my buildim;
please you.
bardment of Maleklayoa UoDday and literary beroea. O.rli.1. uyi MclMy
^ rebtfilt uml .put in gofd •
KORkiUBOOK TBODT
Taeaday don't claim auyj eueaeoa to to tonndM on hwo worahip. TbM to
^ aliapt- and am now rvaily
. pooepMd hM a* proof Mai Uey mat no redder proof a man'a litUucu and j
t» r«Hr<-ivf all old patrons.
woae and hope* are eoterta^M that it inferlorety. -than hto dii
•late Bateberj Oar Here Latt Hiyht
■ay prove to have been p Baal etort
With Fifcb far Leelanau Oooniy.
to take the place before raialny the
Mrr. S. UarJaadlD.plr.dthe audtoae*
There wa* another .tale ftoh hatch
wltb mima lively piano aolo. and Mr*. ary rer hare la.t Blybt brtoyiny Tti.ooo
DOW eayymiad that tb* mpparFalchto followed with a thrUltoy ac­ brook trout for D. H. Day at Uton
aat laaciivlty of the BrtU* at War.
count of Ool. Cnoyb life a. a reouk aad
foatea to maealy daalynad to ImprM* epokeof M>m. of hto mort brlUlant BavM. Bspin Lumber Oo.. and for
ihavlctoltyof Oadar Ran aad Lake
tba Boert with the ae^ that they
lie. the romanUc pMtliiy of Atm.
SupmtaMBdeBt March olrtb*
. are ohaoklny tha llalekW rallof cot
liny youay woman who batehwy at Pi
baeam. hto yrU*d tba daUrery of th. Bah.
Oolor la laal Uto
Tba pnwram olOMd with a mal tfanator MUUto aad Frank Friedrich
aeol.mn of Mlo by Mr*. Holiday "TheBiarapaaylby ante
hare applied tor iM.ooo more w
by
a.«o ■
the elub Jototoy to '
will be bMoa another trip neat w
atpaatod by
The 6ab vrill be pUnted in .trrem
w.a poatooa Irmla aad

]Nst Me BMU. WmwM «e «•!
riM* «« hum rnmtk «r bim•MMM-KngM MM «• SmS.MuMTMt ■•wIC BM^tmth.

OLD RELIABLE CITY BOOK STORE

Michigan
Telephone Go.

UERICAK HEROES

PANTS

PANTS

Over,one thoosand pair of

Four New long Distance
<
Circuits
^

\4en s Pants

S. BENDA & CO.

PANTS

PANTS

I At Five Dollars
; Ladies’ Spring Suits

tOSrdfa75,OOG.OOD

; Going
;
'Out of Business! ! STEINBERG’JS'
La*rge
Stock of
Groceries^

.......

We Emphatically
Declare

>

150 Rolls To Select From.

w. W. Miner s cash store <

. DOING WHESSAGMN.

Good Line of Jewelry

til Kinds of Repairing.
'' J. N. MIRTIHEI.

KEEP KOOll

Irriage for yoni

^Ice

For Mayor, Frank Hamilton
Barkly WmI March M. «a aa axtoa.
Mre mareb. tba objoeUre at wbkb
BOOH XH HUE H4TX0B.

i
*

H.w BaUdlac Oolac on ;aad Banto
41mMt Sanblad.
> Clb Baptda to boomlar a^ the ■/tabltobmoBi of tb# Wf eOMhi tootory
to that plaaa wiU fflre tba plaoa a
c*wt UBp*tn. to many wayv 4 larf*
•MbarofdwaUton are bato( baUi
m4 rvto oa oU PMldMice. bar. adatorly double- Baal Mialo to
iMu ia «a>M
tba aaUook tor tba
•Moa pmtoM a rath of bMlaM.

40UM0H OOKKkMX

I'oK RapuMfann Word TtedMU SirafaM

$1.001 aoiit

Fadreal Imbar paion.
If paid X advaaee. or wUl otter
FraaM aad Beylaad Arrasye far
Atth* meettoy laat alybt of the
■artarnrtty
tlclmta.
Fwtoral Labor I'alen No. ««. Mb
X^^dM. Hank w—U Ik. latoat dtoThcaaioa to
C. W. MERRILL.
palA the Freach yovmamat ay^ havtoy a rapid yrowth. aad already Both'pboBM No. U4. 410W. FraatBk
nmbmorer IM
yard M the Fraaeh <
Tba aext meetlnyof the nnlem wtU
TRAVERSE CITY
Baakow. oa eoBdltloB that th* Brittob I beheld naxt BaMnlay ereatoy atth*
t rant reciprocal ad. a s. P. 8. haU. AU membma i
A Waa bona oa Chlaa ha. qa«Md to k. prreink

What Himied tt JoiisSttiibargsTriid Ipiil 6.

For Memben Board
PahHc B'or
W. F. Ooftiae. C. JC. Buck
Fbr yuMfa. of Uto Proe* 0. W. OurHt

fret.p.Amwe*JogaevBiy.

The Boston Store

It’s Time
To Buy Shoes

The kind of shoes to buy are those that give
yon tbe best service for the amount of money
invested. We want you to see our spring
line of ladies' shoes — The styles are right
—and our prices are surety as lownts the
lowest

PARKER BROS.
McNamara Block

FRONT STREET

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THE MORNING RECORD. SATURDAY, MARCH M. 1900

r KOBjnaa kboou.
«m4TBMX*OITT

- mCKIOA*

1 «» tmUiair Um
bwt tiud to buai* » «c
porUsl to the tupi7«>*•H. c.
i- W. BMnm. Ihi ro^-Mtioo of IUjw BsmUiM
J. w. ■Ann. ■dtter^ IUmcv. wwk with the eou« b » Mttor of

•BAirp^Tn«rBnAU>.

RS3!»

FIFTY BICYCLES

IkMUNG
r^WDER

Ontsd mske quite a tiff load

Mdm the food more ddkMts aod hkfH

AUMOoiAJi OAwaos wdl CO kmA to
MoeewioUfrota the Fifth word he
_toMhbroeo(dhwboeooMo( hootU
forthooMJpoofh^port of the eitf
Smyooecoocedeothrtoo •ember of
the oooaeU hM wocked holder for the
laureet of the toxpOTon to hie word
thM Mr. OorHeoo. Be hoe bee# oo
the ooooeU etoee the loeerporotiw
Ueoltf hocoBeehle ceofiU toow
eoloe of hU eerrieeo Beperrteqr Cle?eload b o eoodidola tor re^leetloa
MM word oad hb rwaoeelaetUc
dae to hto obUitj to look otMr the
new of bb eeeUoa of the oftjr.

t ea oad the motter- of peblb n
“ThU." Bold Mr. Hi-DPrsloa. oe be
wnieh eoolraat
•■ lie retloB, the trite ooeemiioB of UId eeldr hie pepet. -onlr chee to
AbrohoB LtaooU. thet it b aeeer sole. prore the tmthof whet 1 elwa.re eald."
rode bone* whilecraBBlocaeir
le ptrtieelorif ooD)iesbtr^.tbb tlaia.
of the <ralae of time,
Ih eoorlac thfliit^ odaloUtn
couul of tbe m^retilluB ot the Ntrpdaaeliterw of tbe iletteliioB. aad It aaye
(orltedMde of ehasbetoa oad <
lUtoHblMxu omty, OoBYMnon.
Itu'y put la Di-srly two ilayx UxleulOE
to tbe mndlnE of thr Dilaum of the
plvrlou* tui-riliii; **
It «tt«*l. T
Ybe the Bteo who wore Utterly oppoeed
A KMOah Auaefe.
to the parehoee of the.ploattbe eltj
Ao attaiA waa Utely mode ob C F.
_____________ iS«3u MM
now ow'oe eboBid be elected to no li- OoUbr ot Cberokoe, lowo. thot aeotiy
orovtofaUl. It casM thrrnrfa hb kid.
Fwen BoreuEt le ooe of the ybonCeet aere. Bb boek irot BoMeme be eoold
cot ctoop witboat cveet palo. aor alt la
eaodldatee for oldersoa oad wbeo
a choir es'eept propped by caebloaa. No
aaNuteu)------------iBf the eowiac reor. The Brp^Ueor woe Bomiooted la the Third ward
remedv helped him eatU he tried Kleeeoadidotee , for ro-eieeUon. W. 9. wn beeauee hb ability pad pabUe tric Bitten wbleb effected each a woaOolkiae eod C. K. Beck, horo glm the ^liitare telly rceocoiied. There ie dertol chopre thot he writee be fnle
like e aew Bioo. ThlemervelOBeDrdielt 7 foithloi errrics dorlac their term Bo i^naetioD of Ole eleetloa.
eioeeembo'-kmeheopd kidney iron ble.
of otSee oo thot bootd. They ore area
pariSce tbe blood oad build* t
Jamb* 4. MixiBE aia aiede e releable
who* the toEpeyer* here eepry eooOnly M
ddesoe IB to exeroiee eooooBy. oad la .ueoDer of ibc boerd of edaeatloa eod oad S. B. Walt'a drayatorro.
doinc eo to forther the psblb iolereeu ' the lose ebUlty be eiercieea oe the
Id direetiar Improeeateote. They are ’ echool boord will be meBlfnt Is bb
eitlreat aad taero M bo ^ork OD the eOBOeil. The Plret ward
wUr cire ki* e Me mijwity.
••
w I ^oMtioa of thUf re-eleelioa.

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a.e. ttoppATr.
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BapBblloeBO
Coemiww fet «e»

The work, of the eebool board b
aiweyeinportaataodoar eehoob are
oar pride. The Bepablicaa eaadldetae
for the board are O. 0. MoCett. Flret
ward: W. O. Foote. Seeoodjwerd;
K Boyt. Talrd ward; K. H. Pope.
Foorth word: W. 8. Bteorae. Fifth
word. All theee men were rooomlooied beceoee they bare ehowo their loterMt io the eehooU oad their aWlliy
to ooodoct them la o moaoer to atUataiathelr-blfh etaadord. Brery oae
of then ehoald be re-eleoted.

I of the Taiare.

BurEEVieoa Daobow will ros owoy
oheod of bb ticket io the Seoood word.
Breryoae oppreebtee the Tolae of each
ewrloe oe Mr. Dorrow hee reodend the
My be roeeoaebly OEpeeted thet Ib e
epoaty ood the ooeoty eoort boaee ie
le of the Oewpbell i

Ml b. Uke. .> by 1^
I „i ^
J..« om.ibU,.
The maoertoloty of tbe water
for oldenaoa
attaotloo bat mode U Ispowlble to
from the aome word, b o atrooc coadiirv'*-- dc^elte work olonc tbeec
dota and wUl r*t rotaa oaulde hb own
«It weald have
•Med OEpeoae to teer ap the eireeW to
.teaewwol^molDBlf each ImprvrcBvaat voter eboold emwidrr well
Maaw bod beea made before thie Lwbo be deeme hmt fltlod lor the Torloae
Mayor BemUtoti hoe beea o etadeot of effioM to be flliad by Mondeyb eleetloD.
CMoat improremeaU f«r eereral yeare laoaother porOoB of thU paper tbe
aad elaee he hoe beea mayor be bee oompleve bepabllcoa word UekaU ore
■aMtoooelderoble time oad WDOey of ptlB^i lofethcr with the city tiekeu
ble OWBIB elelilBf other clilw to c«lo Tbe^didotccorcoll meo of lotcfrity
^termetloB apoo leieBt''-MthDdA ood obUlty oad e vote for thes ncaoe
■e b eo eoraeal odroeete of eaeb o vjte for eooaomloai manielpol ro*aetloo ea win esoblc tbe elty to
beep peee with the tlmee end with the
npld erbwth oad ImporWaoe of the
Evi-BY voter Io the Foorth ward
aommoDlty, olweye ootMlderinc reo- ahonld vote for W. W. Tbirlby for
. aoMWe eeonomy- Lately Mayor Bom- eapervleor aad Oea. W. Lardlr for
StOT hoe Uk«a o grroi loWraet le r«n OidermoD. Mr. Lordie b tried oad
anl rood Improremeaw and be celled tnwaadhM been o baeUer for hb
4 peetlay to coBilder eUpe oloac tbeec word ia every iiantloa which woald
iUn Tberetaltof bbcffjrulo thie beaedt that portloa of tbe elty. Be
dreettoa will be o oonveoUoa la Arril hoe ebowB eoercy oad public eplrlt.
<er tbe parpoee of Uklaf aetlua to
Mbr oor tborowhferBe. The *Tcet
The work of Jeha Eyaclke oi eeper
%tareet Mayor Bonlltoa haa tahaaI iBleadeat of the cooetraetloo of u..
M BBablpol prevreu eatltlea him' new eoenty enart bouae woe ao
__________iAj__ ._____ _...Ull.
..._ t
_________________
. a the publb rr< ^ppneloted la the Third word thot he
fOrdlcM of pony eOBofderoUone. oad | woe nomtaoual by tbe Repablleoat fo'l
_Jkt fact thot he b ocBno***e
the boord of enpervbore. liweeoflret!
*lroeUo8 b ode evldeooc of the voloe clem BomlaatloB
--------- -ao. .better maa
nod
•fbbeerviaee oadhbpSorie tor the cmid here beeo p»me<i.
Chile wolfore- WheB|th. tlse eomce
Car otreel iMprotemeete Io the elty
In roatemplttlnc the e'htlar ehr
tUyor Bomittoa will teoetive Io bit
aCorlB to provide t* our frowiac
llt‘r While be U oareaeive la tbb
r^otd.hebae olwoA preetloed tbe
MM oeooomy which hM eoebled him
to baild op o lorpe oad| prowinr beai-^

Lmt fall the city epoaell auned a
a of the aide
ftoaforUa >
fpalka of the city. Hafore yreat pro-:
gvM Boald be mode lb -hu dlrcctlou '
Motor prrveatod
ThaplOD ofropflrio* aad Impr.ilvlBy
Mt wtth favor oad Uie porpom of the
City ..Oriob to eatabHab ocUer aidewoUa a a* oppreciaud. Ao ^a aa
tbe weoiber permlU the work will go
BO. oad bof.'ri the aroAm ia over TraTMaeCity will liaw mecti belter walk*
over brftire. ftonng tbe pa*l
yeor a lorge aamber ilf propertr owe
• Ma have roUt «meai Walka which aoi
•Oly odd to iha renet»> otMoctiveaea*
Of realdeace properly but Increaaea lu
volma. Taere will M- much mire .«!
tolaclaaaoi improwioenl tbia aumuc"
The pareipKt by^fae
. lupr.'vemePta
third of the i.hw. of i
hoaaitir a:aW prrprAy owner* to lay
•ovrwalkaof Uiia k bd Tbepreaeui
eooBCl' U favorabl: ki aoch Improve
MOt oBii the rriera Ml ibtae rt-roia;
BDUd will re*uli lo icoouaaed rfljru
to moke the wo.ka ot tbe dtly belter
1HE«E will ba o rrpol deal of •
yortoat work Ib oobob ‘ioa wub the
Moalclpal water vrorim eyolem aad
Mayer BaalUoa oad |the ooaacu bare
thoroBChly Beetod apo» the
nL.iai~i*T proc-dare ' to ;he tahea.
There ahoeld ba at UtUa delay n
■ooalble oad la erdof to make rapid
yrocreaa oad haw everythlaf fo

P C. OiMiBBT aad baperlalMdeat C.
B.MorBonoeadidotm for eehoeUDepteure oo the RepeblleoB tbket.
They were re80iotootad|eod there le do
dbpateoe to their re-eleettoo.

TuU ftcpuhlkina IT-ircl Thi.iM AHivtaM
A HDlrtlrC Kdllodal.

Queer rliliiirx ..firn CInit Hirlr wny
Into the aaoriiini minnorum of the mr.
al aNtltni - mill (HYKHlonally a •'onirlhu*
lliiu ew-flix-o Ihr fHlr of (tie HprliiB
lUN-m, ax till' followinE iiHniitniiili In a
rllber w«-rUy porx |« •Imw;
“Oiir rrty Wt tlianka an- due the
rhanalBK Mr« niaak for a )ar of driiriMii* I^Klhxl iKwclirx. We fully eplinH'iair the tmiiyaai aplrli > wliU-h

Fear <if •x-rtaiii iMnE" In ho.rx iii.
crea rx from tlir Tth to th- l.'.lli year
aail ilirii ihx-lliu-». tthllr III cirix |i in<T.aM-« imm- xli>iiiMh from ihi- JIhTo
the iMh yriir tM'fc.i>- .iiiiitUlxhliiB, Tli-'
fear of ihnuih-r ami lik-hiiihiE. re|<iilr«,
roMx-r» au<l loachimT.t h<ti- foiiuil (u
ImiY-aH' with atrr.

What HtDuiel to Jones- .
Sieinbop'- Hrotid Apri'r-

is a good day to

SHOE UP
THE CHILDREN
TIiIb Bt iri-. willi iis (■umpli'tc at < k nnd
very iH'Tidimt** prave is

The Best Place to Fit Them Out

A.1 -f3?e<3'

^_

120 Fzx>n.t e^r&et.

^ Bran’ New
Stationery

I WAIT’S

Just Received rt.!
Several Hundred Pairs
Of Dfw ehofo for children, which
are-mmle twpeoioUy in niy order—that i*
:hf krad wo poll—Wo kmiw af no scbeol
ehoHB to b»- numppriHl o ith them -They fit
«i-n. art u{. to faeliion. not tou dtmr—and
Bbouhl U* boutrht by alt who.d.-eire to gel gwxJ value for
their mon.y. The pri«* oie -IN.
7.=>. HV and fl.15.
Eeach veoBoii thr shor bill of evrry ciuitoiuer in the cummunitj
18 l«>aB becauBT we are ber>‘
You are as welmitne to look an to bny.

A. S. FRYMAN, 136 Front St.

Shoe Talk
Our shoes are good to w ar as well as look at.
The chief requisites ot a floe shoe are style, workmanship,
‘ comlort and durability. .
Good, tip top shosmaking out ot A No. 1 leather over the
most stylish last.
Your money back if you say so.

r<ir KrfMiblkun IFord Tidtrr* Mruipiit

TODAY

25c
35c
50c
58c
75 c

Burpessliig Ceff—-LlttU Tsvtro.

J

Hr mrrel.Y xiui-k'liln head laio the
etOre nT thr eirrei railway i-otapany
to *iics»wt that tbej otjEiit to hr mon'
proEn-xelre.
' I‘r«t;rr»iirr' rxt-iainied tbr maa
Bearrat thr <l«ior. "Why. we plidr our
aelvra on otir nrr<ian-«.lvp lurllunli-”
"Thill wb> •l.iii'i yimr ™ni pm*maV .lrm4n.lr<l tin- xtrawr.
They he<l ouly m kM>k <mt of the
wliiihiw Hi thr xtrlDE of wnlilnc <-a
to aee thai hr batl them on tbr bli>

Slater’s House Furnishing Store

For Toar Pootww Go to Pryau's.
SurputiBg Coffee—Llttlt TsTora.
P* Tom Pooliiu Go to PryMi's.

JoME Oii.LiR li one of rneerec City's
b -»t cit^ieoB oad wtaes be wot aooelootcd for eoperrbor eraryODo agreed thot f
We hove Juvt pal ia o aew
new A
a« better ooBlaetioo ooold bore beea , llae of ap-io-dote atoUoaery
. bOE paper aad tablets, etc.
No old atoek-Fricea reoaoa- f
Ji'BTirB Ctiim will co-dwjrltb flyloc *
9 able
$
aolore oad reioifl bieoBeeof ieeUeect
tbe peace for foer yeare more.

Yot IfAyor, Fmnk Hamltton

That is just what we drew from the freight house
Thursday—so Eagle Bicycles at one load.
1 have sold the Eagle bicjxle for 6 j-ears. They
give the best of satisfaction.
1 have a few second hand wheels that are bar­
gains.

.-Vl' -m

”3 ....

1.25
1.00
1.25
1.50
1.50

B’o?±©c3ji?±o±l

The Let'TiiiM rili.^* H>)uiu>.

Nelson's
“Custom Fit”
$3.50 Shoe

Gray Bros.
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
at $3.50^

A shoe made by a 5,; year old firm,
matte for hard service and to ht. Made
of vici kid, in black and colors. 'In wil­
low calf, velour calf, Russia calf and the
new automobile red.
Made with the three most t>opuIar
toes —The Stanford, the ^Puritan, and the
Cecil.
This celebrated line of shoes made
by a firm that "knows 'how*' to make a
shoe that sells on its merits.

Made by a firm that has done noth­
ing but make ladies tine shoes for,t5 years
--If cx|K;rience counts these shoes are
unexcelled. Many latlies w.int an ex­
tremely heaVy sole—others a light one—
Then buy this one. They are made on a
mannish last, with either a broad, medium
or narrow toe. Come in kid. boxetl calf,

Our Great "
$3.00 Bargains

The
Best Shoe-

Some men are not ready for a s;immer shoe.'and want something to tide

Ever made for bicycle anti athletic
Use—The "Hlk Skin lshc«e." The entifr_
shoe, both up]>er and sole made of dk
skin it is absolutely iiidestruuible. It is
always light, always soft, always cool, li
they get suilt-d can be washed in soap
suds. Nothing like them ever put on the
market. They are the shoe for hard
service, yet will never fire the foot.

them over. Have some at
^4 oc’S4.50 and $5-CO.
Heavy leather lined
shoes that are yours at just an even three
dollars. They arc the biggest. l>et=t bar­
gains that have been orfered. just a few
left—so the early comers get the cream t f
what's left. • .'

and velour calf, .^lisolutcly one of the
greatest sellers out of the man>- phoes on
the market.

The HanDah A Lay Mercantile Co.

THE MOIWING RECORdI^THRDAY, MARCH 31. 190#

YOTE FOR THESE

B«cteur todfty.
Voter* who on Rot T^tottred ehoe *
eee to U «od*7 th»t tWr mb#* ere oo
tbe retietrji lieu.
Teeterdej the Ulchifu Stereh Co.
Ireeeivedelzcerioediot poutoee froa
M earroaadinr ooaotry. The
rarmired aloat aoo bathale ai
Tbe oeUar pipe boee ana ooulr.
eratly ordered by the ooaoeil for
Are depanmeat, beee arrived end
ready for trial. Two eprv ooi
will be here la a few day*.
Two ebUdraa at Hr. Tompkiaa o«
Old Mlmtoa ate eose eampbor r«<D
lUy. aed were rery aiek for a
tlma. bet tha doour ffot them oat at
the tnaWo aU riffht.
Mr. aad Mr* Ollrer Bdward* of Bee.
•■th etroet are the happy paraate of a
baby boy.
B J. Doha hae rataraed from Sdloa,
whera be hae been at week, eerioanly

B«pllbU«aB OftBdldAfilB
mU Good Mm
CMplM* IMl »t VmUM** «■ ttt
CMr u4 ▼•rlou -WMd {MmU▼•tMterll
«B-cal M« Vttlr Ac^iBUmUea »f
«iir a«a1i»

Tor lUyor—

FMIK HAMtLTOll
•dhool InspMter»<~

P. C. CILBEfiT;
C.H.H0RN
Botrd «f PnbUe Works>-

WM.F.CUKIIIS
C. K. BUCK

JBakinct
PoWder

JiutiM of P«M«, foU twa—

GEO. W. CURTIS
yii*» ir»rt. i
AUeraw-Jsm«e A. Moore,
laepootor of Bloetloa- K, t

Absolutely Pure

Meie^ar tord of EleeetloB^. C.
ICoffMt.
0oMthW*-B. W. Aehtoo.;
•roood Word. '
Btperrteor—S. C. 0»rro«.,
AlderBOB—Jeae# nUIetv
loeoeeiorof BteeUoe - A. B. Beo•ett.
Mosher of Boerd of KdoAtion-W.

Makes light, flaky, delicious hot
biscuits, rolls, muffins and crusts.
Makes hot bread whofesomc. These
arc qualities peculiar to it alone.

o. root*.
OoMtebU-Kreak BerUejr.
Third Ward. |
•aparrtaor-Joha Kyeelha.
AMors^a—Prod P. Boairb*/.
laaooeior A>f Bleettoo -i CbM. M.
Board of Bdaeattoa-Geo.;*. Bo/l.
OoaeUble-W. A. Araetroaf.
Poanh Wart.
•aparrlior-W. W. T>lrJ»r.
AlAarsan-4i*o. W. Lardi*.
laepww of BleeUea-ClC. Kaow

1 Iniw foumllli. R->va1 Uaking t'c.uikr <ui» ru.i
u. „tl nlh.rv-<- .-.oeii , Ur TAr-/. |K-lm...iio.-A
ROVai. e*KINO I iwota ca.400 WKLI4W S

r

W. A Dean hae eenpletod the plan#
for a Ane iseldaoee for W. O Poole on
>e comer of Fifth and Mnpie etraeu
An order bsejael been moored by
tbe Michleaa BUrch Oo. from e •io(rke
Arm In Chienro, for 100 too* of potato I
‘Ureh.
•
The altcndanre of all member* of 1.
O U T. lodye. No. 4<l h reqaeatod
thleevehlnc There will be
> make and a propram.
Uembera of Companion Coon Trav
nrcc No
will five a box aoeial at
Foreetera’ Ball, Wedneeday erenlny.
April 4, All Cospanlona are feqneeted
to briny bexae Ailed for two. BlI
eoffeoeerred with Ineeh. Moale will
b» in nttendnner. Bemybody Inritrd.
Tbe feseral of the late Albert Wicketl who arne killed at Boyne City
Tenraday aflersoon. will oeenr at that
- somlncThe Third ffrade of the
arenne aehool R*r« • pleneni : ••Riley "
prjffram yeaterday.
Far Manlan- fh-rd oj PaWk tfnr*.tr y. C’alWh., C K Bar*.

7ltir.
frrm « socierr.

a

Mabel Boyd wea»
wrat a.
to' ■ Central Imke
-aoeiooyo

^
wr V wrwi wr i«r — wrw—5 iKome..
Mtm Mildreth Doekermy gaae a very
at tbe MereaoUle Oo.
ArchOa
Msaher of Board of BdawUoa - R. pretty party laat cTenlnr. at her will rata Central Uke loday to confer
hrmeooBIxth elreeL Tbem wereae*«n with relaueea there reynrdlny a oooother'fflrl frirod* preeeat to enjoy teoplated baalneat ebanya ineolriny a
-r. D. Marrla.:
thoevenlnt. They were: Ploy Wal*n, oartoerahlp In tbs Central Lake bnal
Bifib Wert.
.)ea*le Boeaman. Pranele Oaflrey. Ida
BeporTleor-L.
aerelin'd.
Larklo*. Barriei Brandy. Irma CnaJo< Zimmrrman b*i retnrned
Alderseo—(ieo. P. Uerrteoa.
Binirham aad Mabel Boyd.
n t'lv Bortb tor thaAlerenatlle Co
laopeetor of Bleetloa. to flU n
Amnelac
aod a yaewlny
. yamee
Pmok Friedrioh baa reln-ned from n
D.Wsl. M. Batth
I
—T. Uridle;; fall tera.Wsi.
iMt added to aic ly aerred refreeb-,
glk Rapid!
, Mosber of Board of Bdo^Uoa-Oeo. menu, made tbe eeenlBy p*a» deliybt-I k,
w. W. Palrehlld will
A-meama.
folly Floy WalU. won tbe Aret
Borne Clir toiay to attend ; e
Ooaeuble—Haarr Day. i
Id tbe yoasloy oooteai. n, preUr china j,ner*l of Albert U. Wleketi tomer cw
cop and aaocer.^wbile the eoDaolailon.
For Mbyor. Frbok HamUton a neyro doll, wa* •ocared by ltm»
Oat Cornell of Blk Baplk*.
UBDlDyhaht.
jriilviry Mr*. W. C. Pinaey of 3
IMMOOL caiLDUB-d PMOOBAK

!mt

ClM. ...S.. .Sr- ol .S.
„„„n.od«,jr.
letbodist Sonday aebool. wa* ch*ee - ^
Baiorlalaed the Xotbera.
Inylyenlerulnedlaat erenicy at itej ^
j
Hnmea
S.™ o. Mr.. I. Brt.u,l S, “l-],„„„t.s.c.„,*.»d.,«;si.
The taaebeia Id the Blswood e.
^ool eatorUlned the mothers of their Ornl-.U- a-l.- ■«'‘“" hrs.CSHS,. .. O..S. ssd 8..U...
drr
ddd
H.n
dpB..».
|
,
fOoUeakoetdoltEhtfaU/ ymterder
T«r* wa* a pleatant maaienl pro-:..I
^
teraooa. orerUSofthe soiben belaf
yras, ctdB*:*tiDy of * pl*nr> doel, by |
freeeok Asoac other Tleltor*
I Id Kw
Mayor BealltoB. dept C H. Bora aad Hime* Mabel Bristol and Beaile Oar orofreaioual "oelneai yeeterkay.
Olty Olerh Rtekerd Mr. lieollloo eod reti; a vtcal *olo by Mia* Bwlfi: a
Mra. Fred Worxbury baa been called
Tomlaelo
by
Bolaed
Doeylaw:
eoml
Mr. Bo'obolb (e*e #bort talk# wbUb
to ifracd Rap'd* by tbe ilinesa of ber
dnet. with yailar ■ceompnnimeot. by fatbvr. Jacob Herb
werasaeb enjoyed. A prorras
ftrea by tht eeOdrea froa the differ- the Ml**ee (4«rrpu and Hriatol and
HIM. H'anehe Kelley of Uraod
aatffiads which wee eppreclalod by aolo by Mia* UarreU.
Id. wa* c* l'Rapldk. ro*merly of MayBeld.
A apirlted yocac'ny eooteet wa* a» loy apoo fri< ad* In tbe city yesterday.
^ aad which waerseollepUy r
«d. Prerloas to g>U HIm bnlth enter ranyed by tbe pnstiny of numeroa* «< Rev. Si. Salabery we'ot to Copemiah
iaiaed the PIfih. dareoiheiid Ricbtb reniaemenu about tbe ro</D minn* th* ynterna.t. to attend tbe dictrict
frade* with eeteetloos on the phono nam' aof .^le raririo* adrtrti*era In venttoD of tbe Branyellcal cbarcb.
VbecoDfMt to determine tbe name* of
irraph.
Ktk* CiemenUoa Hold.arorth wa
tbe rartoo* adeerttaera reoreaonied Lanainy v«d>terday to viait ber brouser.
The proff»as wie ae folfewr:
A aprtaff aeof by olffbt ffjrte from the Ml*. C» A Jobneoo Woo Aral pri*.* and wbo it the mairactpr Its drawiay at (hr
Will Kelloyy tbe eecond trophy,
•econd r*^
Ayr*ciiltnr*l Oolleya.
qpoo the arrival of tbe yoeau eMh
••A Boueehold r*lry’-^a»«el »>rA R ilBrlaDd, reprearnttny -Wli*;
a* preaeoted with a little enck cJn
seeter
iiappet
to Jone»." ik In th« city
detee-Bone by foor little peottU fro* the tsiolntr so lieaDi aod toe o-r-OD
, - .
p'•tiny arranyemenlB for Use produell.y other. D.*yl-yyc oe no dar 1
p,., „ steiabery. .land
'hladeryertea.
s
lor'
1
of
<
Iny
tbe
evemny
aerared
A Hciy'e Weloose to
K *1. Peter* w*k in the elty
bent tor e*cb offeoder. Tne proyrtm
Pitch
Manlater ye*ierday.
wa.very nicely arranyed and huyrly
Violin aol»-John Klaaejn
Mim P ireoee Uo'me* baa yone
Reproducuon -Ciortaay
tbealaara’' eol -yed.
bllehia to lake charge of tbe aehool
One of tbe moat ui.iqce of the .-wial# there.
<a*b*wloyiny—Perry Aj
yieen by any aoeiety da'ioy tb> aeaaon
Misatieervl.-Mo'yan will spend btr
Paeay W.Ilow tioy
the Third wa* the 'Bard Tinse." aoeiai,
the **ea-.iOD at xt week with relative at
ffvade
^tideoeeof rharle* HsonKford last White Cloud.
*‘Pive Little Rtbbit*"—lyeoB
Priend.
Cbri*eveolny. y-vea by '
Uror::(- W. Wilkin*: of Munlvlny. 1*
twrty’. Mo-.b«r--)-e»cl
A l tbe ar- vU-t'ny hi« psrenta. Mr. and Mr*. Ueo.
Lo 'laby—Jo*oob\ne
••
>y—Joai
ranyemeni* were to conform to tbe Wilk'i.* of Wtahitiylnn street.
□ ■•8to1en|Oo*iard"—F-'i : •Iwatkla*. bard Uasea tdea. and it wm n mnley.
M *-.,e« Myrtle and Isriak Mi'ler will
Boay-PraDk Lewi*. Wilf-e0 London. looklnyyatherlny tnai nkar ahl-d.
•fseort next week wlUi trienda at Cb.r1'""
TSs.sis..-U-n.. . .i„l,
ie»<ilx.
BnprHniendent'c B Bom will
••L'tilr br..wn ben"—waller Cook.
‘iloo, were cloibed In ia*ty y*r‘'.
••Hind-'lphoo' — Itii
worthy.
:Tbnuirti their ololhot we-e ebt'ao. they
thr proyram • f thr oodveotisn
■prlny *0Dy—F n' h ymde
i were oeai.
Deal, and
aod there wa*
wn* a eolleeUoD of hr We*tem n-«»inyTracbe»a an-i
-kri-ooi Sooerlnteortepik." with an ad
o’ eretly calico di
»■
'Th*i Suiw-rintendent aa
and.lrawh.** tc-me of the lad'Ch
.t'lrilyhf ■ oui ! no^r'ai.l the tea!t?!*'>'>n 10 0»*
•-nr-rr
Fofe-KrpuM-ktti W.-r.l
on a little 1a-e, bat in each CM wher.
F. V Ureer wa* vhe Ant to app y f
water aervieeandrr the c'tv* reel o■'-a* d-or .tl p *•'» wk dnet*.
Tbe Brlllah
Brltlab
The rlothloy <>f-.ne yenUeioen wbll- He *! 1 **'•’ h'. 1.-U- a 4t--. N-rf
f'*’
Melkonroe. Msreb hi -j- Tbe
•ue.e--tel »a
n *•
e*r-y
encU fonndcrrd cr
y ny oat tbe hard tlmr* Ide*. Watnoattlny ateamer Ulem
poMce' ioo' the plan
fafrom
neat
In
apora
»ni.-e
In
many
off the eon*,i of Oi^lilaJ). boalheMbar'.-* Si- ffcn» o' Lrlenl wa« fn t* ty parauaa wer: c**e* ft *rn*n Jollv erowti. nod var
ora Aneuaila. Thirty
Aroamed. Only throe IIliyis wereatT.d 1'ni pplcurra uccopled the time OOtil
! .
>
a l.ta
Ute boar
giw JuUkr •'/ tkr Fni'rf-ti W.Vu 1IU
Rpfrwkaieot* were carved, which
“
yr.-atly e- j >yed.
_
- - .jea* in' a few dav*. •>
Are Yen Bi'^asf
otke*. caadv’c’ra,baked bca|i*,piekler, at bla p ar - i .f bna uraa yrvierday.
Or are you t-oubied by, *v
apple aod enffee.
‘
order. ■ r l.r**• »e^
will yiveiwtnrd'aU
' Slir y-L'VerP
Wbtf. T-arraev Worth
.ttmcyi!* o ' Sometime* a *op»uo*. tnn P.«er, if BtolBbery'< Uraad April 8.
r. A W Caare Med GlI. Boffalo. N you have a .«Mo • eon n-. xi> a. * f«aoTit* a eamol* dined took, moth petebe* aed bloiehe*
TrtTtm C tv lAiltt
iw mailed .free for aUmp
na .k^-.-all akeoe. of llvrr tr. uo
ine-a New Is fe P ■*
Ie*m bow toyvta I
«BOl»
ilotely
Rich Com
Uoj <
at J*e u.
Iroy atoro*
raplli of Slhtwood At#

Tliese Fiielr Tailoreil
Toaae Men's Saits
To which wc call your attentioo, are
made in sizes from-^i breast measure
up to 36 breast measure: trousers are
made in sizes 30 to 35 waist measure—
Any le»r measure desired.

This line enables any man. young or old,^
wno can wear as small as 36 coat to save
from two to four dollars on a suit—This is
only one xii our ''specialties."

Our gentle­

men's department is already overcrowded

Bloc Mlbbm Clob OfAeera.
The Bine Blbbon Clnb of tbe Fifth
(Trade. Central aehool. met laet e*eoiny
a; Use bone of JalliuBeer* on Bixth
ntreet The foUowlay oBser* were
elected;
■prealdent—Jnlln* Beer*.
V,ee prealdeot-Oeeil Blli*.
'SecretoryTrcaa*rcr-Jay Smith.
BeoUael—Willard Warxbary.
Afleraajort proyram 1
were'arrved and every oae bad a Jolly j
t me.
__________________

For Mayor. Frank Bamlltonj
Drafneta Bnoot be Cured.
{
By local application*, at they canno' ;
•acb tbe diaeaard portion of the <
... way to core deaf 1
TbricMoolyo
,t la
and that
! by conat'Uiliooal rvmPdic Deafn.aa la eaaaed by an it-.
SaOird coi'ditlon of the mnonua Itnior I
of the Rnataeh'an tube. Whan tbli
,tobe yeU IcAamed you have a matllnyaoBodor Imperfect brariny, and
when It UenUrely cloned dcafoeet U
the rrault. and unlraa the Inflammation
can be taken out and rh>« tnbr re*'ore<‘
to ita normal eer:d<tl< o. hearioy wl!
brdiwtroyed fnrerer. Nine caae# out
of ten are eao«ed h* catarrh. wMeb i»
fiotbiny bo'ai' ii.fltmed condition of
the maocoa anrfaert.
Wr win ylvc <tie Hundred ttollart
forany-waeof Ueafneaa leaoacd by
caiaarh I (bat eannot be cored by Ball'*
Catarrh Core. Send W elrcnlara. tree
~ * Cbennv A Co . Toledo. O
'
Ita. ;5r
’ilia arr tbe beatBalia

Fir loor Pkilffir fi« t» PrymiB’s.
The Fourth yrade of the Oak Park
•boo', tauyht by Ml** C ar* Carr
jiyiri a pieaaant afternoon yesterday
About SU vltlV'ra were prraent. aod 1 D
cireileot proyram wa* yiven. ennaUi
rvcitatioc* aodI B flay

Zf

with new spring styles and patterns.

Hamilton Clottiing Co.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE
.... For ShU* by ...

E. W. HASTINGS.

If H ..................................................................................................................................1000
esr..Hh.m,lly 611- l,oui». nil moden. improiem.-m^
,
foumlation. Koui',.ro unilin evpry ro»pv;l n mod.-l |.Ucy;
o..,r
101-.V. .h> -ity u»l, r..»on tor «m„«. Tb.

'S^'chy'„i«;,:.;ri.i
h in for yoor inU*Te*t to ser whal I hyli* to offer in real eBtote
Wfure hnyinc.

Money to Loan on
Improved Real Estate.
Fire Ineurance at the Iow»st possible rstee receives oar
prompt and osrefa! attention.

E. W. HASTINGS

. H ll"rn

Thonv No.

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5-

Wtiat HaDOeneil to Jones-

flffi

S3.00. $3.50, $4.00 AND $5,00

^tube’s cupJ

Headiehe for Forty Years.
.1 rr<»ii elrh

,S:.

Give Me
four Shoes .
i will aavc yon Uw coat at a ore
itir. and1 at '.e*ri
'.e*ii a third . 1f.wbat
what eo(h
..t*-yefor the work. Then If tbe
>1. :.b't riybt. do tbe -icbt tbluy.
-raae—brtnffUwmbBck.

lUEtOBBLEHY

Pingree & Smith
Make of tine footwear at the above prices means a'shoc
tiiat has no equal for the money. This well known
line is no e.tperinienl —You' get value rcceivcfi from
every pair—Every pair'warranted in everyway. Our
spring line for men is now in for your inspection. See
our $3.50 line in black aiul tan.

Frank Friedrich,
Tlxe OXd.

Slxoe ^ekXi..

We have moved to our new store, 242 I'ronl StreetMake nomisuke.

iiiiiih/i

18

THE MORiTiNG FECOKO SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1900
f »en Of TM£ WO0L6

I

la SHOitr troM/£t

d

At WyikMi. W»*-. fl*« ■
MtM Tksrtdft^ ud wvml MrtMtly
l^and bf »«M U M U« Ofwk
lltrthw (TMk. A MW of brick wclfblacbudndc e( ««w toppled ow.
>wT«b> » w»o*» g»g cf work w
AawDcdlcraf Marioa. tad.. «m
la the «v« bp MWTawbvwa
bep bnthw^ Air fu. the mi la
OlwgitchATc the apb iMtcd. Md
tMU/ bUad. ita

i^1atBnteWCWrw^«r1telWrittetoxjpK^rialor of Bo«aiA Beaac Dead.

PUMSFORTHE OPEU

Jl

I for -JPeUwee’' Pibgraariaf FUrlp Vadar DboBtioa
o< Prof. Bom.

At tba maatiair of tba ariaelpal waa
baca or tba eaatof ••Patlaaaa-.tbe opata
to ha pnaaatad aadar tto diraeUoa of
Prated. Bont. bald laat alfbt. tba
ilbrauo bna raad aad tba rarioaa paru
at.loaA
ThaaaatlBr tbaopa»baB baaa

ip* tod bMB

Tftoriio ito 1

^ OONDENSED NEWS
|f: Word baa baaa raaelrad bp Bra. .
1
______W A. Moatacocof tbedcatborhrrnoele.
I
OF MICHIGAN | j. W. Boiranf. proprietor of tbe Bow
ajdududttojdndtto>atJB.3iudtto*;afd HouacatBtj View. Ur. BowoH
Tba loala boaaa of aonoetioa and aad kli wife, who to
I atattotia and tba ata- worker In tbe atata W. C. T. C., bare
tooMallom tba aoootrp wade manp fnende daring their vtoiu
abow that with tba ratara of proaporltp In tbto eltp. who wUl rwmt to Iw
tbM baa baaa a marked daaraaaa la bto dattb. Ur. aad Mn Uaei
crime of all riada. Tbe rkaoed drank- wUl loan today tor Bay View, t
aaaaa to dae to tbe (aot that aaaa an tend tba toaaral. wtaleb will ooenr toworteif aow Inataad of banfiaproaad
Xa-Poolad tba di
witb BOtblag to do.
AU doeton told Eentok .1
Mao arorklag la tto wood* tbto rriatw ban ao eowplalat on tba wagaa
nala. In tbe apptr pamlaaaU laat waiak
SU a weath waa oSwad aad ia tba low. terwed
ttonWterhacagMWSM'BoekUa'a'ArBtoatoln. itohwtla Ibr
thwtoMmatttotdMre itnrld. Sanat pila oon oa aartb tSe a
*
*??• ,bcyt^Q. JphMwaai A B WaUh
Afaatotot
■oraBtoa. a wUkwaa. WM foaad daad ia had Tkaradap

TtoPntob IlM
iMmlto. wtoBatotoOtofor Hbm
Or. A. H. BaUldap
tbandap- ted the Ur«wt nwbw «t BaalborabMlafiar.............. U P. Tltaa
woralag. Haart dtoaan waa tto aaaaa.
riMhoardUMcto toa «v
Ha loana a widow aad aaaaral awali
■ MfCMtBVdlrtptatira paan.
abOdna.
tteto batto ate la tte aaMa Md ••• U
Tbtoaaaaoa Owbopgaa aaw wUa will
toa ataaftot- Tba atoiia«tk
ton a Btete nyrnilmillin M.OM.aw
toaato* te M panaaa tod to ba
foot.
taiawalaatto Mafoaaa ara to»ia
Tba poaloBaa dopartwaat baa baaa
tteaataatag dtoarbaoaa. Araad poliea
anaUa to aaonn qnartan ter tto peat
tecabaaaaaattoaaictibaw, aad tba
baraadptorp
i bp tba tret odtoa at Ubpawittg, Uleb..owl^ to tba
wOltorp
of Jaaa. bai Prof. Herat aan that It
trill aet bo praaaatad aaOl it to raallp
Word waanaalvad bp tba ataaawUp ladmalaaa
I. If It takoi a
.
Atbeaaftba Patowa llaa, that the paar.
Uto A:
A.BebrpMT, head ot tto
aarolatlaB la Oolowbta ia aaaalaff tba
OaptalB Uelatoab will drill tba botanp departmeat ot tbe Bientgan
fovarawaat wash ' aaaaataaaa. Tbap
dragoooa. Tba eborw wUl neat erarp normal eoUege at YpailaaU, hat ealled
TBaadapereolagattfaebatte of Prof. for Borope. tibe will rtolt EngUed,
C. B. Botat. the liyliaa from 7 to t aad Germany «nd Pranee. atndplng tbe
tag thaw aoatb to debt.
the gcDtlemaa from • to V. .
tehooI apMoB ot each conntrp.
Tba rorereBaai ia witboldlor SlTt.I! paara
Pailaaea-' to proBoeooad tba moat
The Cbarleroiz Sentinel •
0 from Wetusfo railwapt. Tbap wmet briillant of tba dlfferaat opera prodee
fall laris rataa for toallor troofa; the Uoai of tba Bepltob euUaboratora
Corarawaat laatoto, that they ahaU oiibert and doUlrao. thr an-.oore of
SaenUrp of Slate J. S. Hiaarn* baa
fraotlbapartpratetofteamUa
jtha -Mikado,- -Piaafora” and other

T« Oupto m BMH to 9m Swy.

snr.

Ibkc Wanerto VWte Wine cS Tar St-ri
'to beat ooogb iwnedp <m aaitto B ••

I mmrn ipwit tba

mb

.

Pouioaa Wanted.
We an now nadp to oanboar poll
'
*................. 14 oani
ernia
Uleblne
imAlw, "Tea oabjaap a It.tiaBpto«
It. bnt it ariU eom> np emiUng onip
time " Oalmtn* BlMtie rioor Varntoh
OR Walt
MI8CB1.LAWBOU8 WANTS.

« j

__

John R. Santo.
General lesuraece.

Announcement

At tit. I'anl It bae been e»tlmeted by i Tin- luiiwi |mwmi of King OM-ar II
*...................
'■
„r .................... . . ............ ,-i.ihl,.d
meet now undar way from tbe older 1 kai>aui>lt'.
•ui« 10 U.
.uu., In>i. ! Tl... k.l. r-. ........... . ..r M». -I. Ii.ripg
ik
MinneaoU to Waablngton. will aaoead . for an iiK-n-uM-d
.ilK.waiu'cr- rnla.oon,
1
,rall* Uj-' f»-7 King ttHllriui I fgi\ ■
]
nU>in R.VM*"* a >i«r on n •il|«nd
A million and a b4tf pallow willow
eniUnge have been jpumbaeed by tba! A<-<'<irilinF t<> tlM- l.<-n)1oo M.tll. riaee
ttanU Pe Bailroad company, to. be Ibe Mrilnir^i.iali »f I'arinl.* .mt n rbarg-

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I have ]>ut in a shop in connection with my hardware, and am prepared to do any kind of sheet iron or

f
i

kin job work, driving and repairing pumps and any kind . J
of iron pipe work—also all

kinds of repairinglusvially

J

done in a shop.

Ihc WnllnpAl

•...d.,.. .Wo

d8,.L 1. UI. “'."n';i,rs.»u K.-

00 Eo,.

■BORDER YOOR WINTER’S WOOD

8nr Uo dun uo.
lotud wlUil. n.],
i..ort.,, ..,.1 .n.o
nfaetof tbaapot Indtoatod by little the uaual Miliiintlou. and im-ung. ebu
Graaa Bnlmoa, who dalau elaiiVoyant
proi—•.! i.. Joiu ifar d«wn |
eipr»*«a train of l>um» auil try.bto,
' ■ —
. In<-x prcwpiiiing. Tfi* llr»t («tnp ar»»
Chief Obnriae Pokagoa baa eent to
■' M«gcif R|irliica where ctood
uaOM Wilbolalna aoaenof Bollonn. •" ^ mln.-r.' .elilo. In tLr morplng
UuZU ^
Xrit
I'™!"--'! f trip
brwakraeL
throng Patar Van Bnbaak. praaldant ,na i,uii, , n.it.ing fir* In the old Bre­
ad tto Bnlland aoeloty of Chlaago. a pUue «f ilu- .ehln and »«ori«l to fry
fiaalp bound oopp of bto falbar'i boob, tbr her-oo. All at on-e a (taritod ax-Oaano of the woeda." AneomaaB* prmlon rauie fmni Uie <'ti)l>ry<y rook.
tngttoaooktoapbotngrppkofCbarlaa
*ixxling In tba frying
Tto arbola to ancloaad U • baoallfnl pan. 1%r rhlmory rrrui.r hot bad dlahoi made <d Wreb bark aad haadiemi- ><rigrd bl« .nak.el.lr and down ba
Ip aanamiaaad with fiowaiB nad the la
gnwM-.
irdl; amnnd. lioUting tb* fiytng pan
•
'
' 01 arm'* length •! know fvr got 'em.
fbr SAMI /Mparapfa-/'. C. Oulorf. and I birra't bad a drink for ■ wbalt

I
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—

Youtlis’

Department.
Notbing but the very latest
will do for young men—This
accounts for the many elegaut new styles and pat
terns in this department—
Stripe or check liworeteds,
gray vicunas, blue serges'
In fact we aim to bny just
as new and pretty effects as
the market contains for our
young men’s trade. Don't
forget our line Top Coats in
this deparlment. The Eaglan is a beauty.

Children’s
Department.

You will find my prices seasonable.

______ j.-a. moxtagueJ

tanea of eight mllea. to protect the am-;
bankmant from danger by flaoda.

Suita In all Ithe late atrina.
—oheoka and plain worsteds
“grey ytonnas, blue serges,
black olayr^Top~ooats In
brown, tan gray~andlnixed
colors, also in tbe staple
black or dark gray worsteds

^^^omrTototN -y^arrwBa)
»> w Browe.fll
i «.

' —Onl) nv>K W*XTKt>'Ai Hotoi ti"Til).
VT <ir»»
I’ha abab of P«nia baa appoialed i tamooc uparae.
ur t-r trUrl
the money to be need a* a reward for
Uafabbaa B1 Oowlib mlototar p'eal- „
_--------------------------tr>taoliarp of Paraja to tba Oaltad ; *’'***' rfepit/iHeon Wonl TtoWM Afrutitht :be capture ot Uen. Will U White. In U"l
to aceomoaoylng latter be referred to ___ '
SuUa. Tbe Pwetaa mitiloa ikara bat
bto prerlou oSer of $1,001) made In hr. jpiiR
aaeaat tor sowa paare pact.
iSj.-;,
I half of tbe board of andltorr. atating
TtoanttotedwoaaftbeUaltedttutea « THE STAGE
he bad alaea learned that tbe board
I. "
bad no aulborltp to pay aueb nward.
pl tpor
forcMb. nr> WlUaO JarOUnSH)uih<vear
8, .... b. dnin, p.r»b^. ut obl. *lr,«,cUr.
»H)»
Ualaa.
! ^
’'teuttototojUtoto--“ to
make good aneh oScr. but to doable
nXKK POR eALR-T«n renS pair.
Ttodapariwant tpr anamleaUeB ef _ "What Hai
> Jonea," George
V aboM I.4CD ppr pair P. Merraa. 4M ir
a.
Broadbonfe
oaplui
fam
wbleb
tto apw of ebtldna la tto pahlle
Tba turily eat of Oeorga Prindla of .
n
eaUC—Twoirww
Irull
Uiw
a'lnat
a^oato hna baaa added to tbe eblld bad a (onr moatbe' nn at the Biton
>. aarad bto home from being F°5w «iu »ru li _ .
* ~ee 4vpl/V<J O Laarianlo nrb8
Siainetodp eyatem of tba Obleago board of tbcatre. New York,
dwtroyadbyflnTaaadny. Uaonllnu--------------------- ------ HT
adoeatloa. aad hanaftar panata ot berg-e Unad Open Boaea Priday enalawlng and atnnga actlMU alarm- j-ynirTBo - n.ru,,^ .a. or oo^m. w
eblldrM with dafaqtin rttlone an to Ing.Aprta Ittodaeerlbiribp awril
adUra
Prindla.
who
upon
inrmUnbe waned of the danger tbeir dhUo. known Uetropolitaa writer at an ■•it
tkm dUeonred the In In the klteban. “tZLe. Maww-dS-^n-' u- n p w.uar,^
kanteomadp wltboat a daw." The Tba Prindla pnaay abontd be in eel-«-rw«rj. «f* o» nor»m*
Tbegeeernmani trantporl Garonne. “®teny Includa. John Alltoon, B. 0.
dennattbeoanteaybow.
, aLS-r.r- o, w .,.0. *
nUanlU. P«b.J7. baa arrired witk
*<«*Mrow«y. UmU
InUiraebolaeUe Manager
A. O. C ^.cnoe MiMiBm <b>or laitr* «•>>»
naweofaHlnpnpanUoaalathewir.i^'*"^
“eKerer. Cbarlee
tarpand naral deparimeoto of Japan 1
Gnene. Florenoe Atbelelle aMoctatloD.bw receUed tba —,gTRAV_c,»r
m,
1
for war with Bnaeto., Tbe Rowlao deal
01'*« McOon- trophy cop wbleb the aaaoclatloo wilt JCj *u>.i,*-«aii i>»V
*’^err ri
' atNaga-akl bae dtongafdrd tOc ha:- ^*“'^®’“ri 8nrulel. Marie Hapnea and praaantto the PonUec highaehoot fool ISTVidlS-Wr::.*
^
Maud
Alltoon.
Alltooo_______
boraaihorillea and aoebond where It
ball team for winning tbe Interaeholaeplaaiwd. Tba war apirlt to aald bp Unae and aetlonn of Joan witb
tie football ebampions.blp.^ ^e eop, puj^Toni
Cept Ooarad of tbe Garonne, to be hnmor and doaiiaea that makea
f°l with ao ebsny bark', will be aert
ainwg In Japan on aooonni of tba part a delight To be eure be bae ooe gold,
juimediaiely
to Pontl.c and will rr
ezar’a aaent attempt to gain Infin^Dee of tbefaiteei oaruerrr written.for » | malD tbe permanent
proprety of the
md__who ""*
bi Kjrra In vlijlatlcn of treaty etipola- comedlao. but It ton’i ercry
- ,___
tione. A.grand aotrmbllng of tbr Jap''•«P * «>»no«>‘* j»we on tbe hinge
Banker Bouu a Bobber.
aa a playing card
nneeenary. to befoUowad bp manen- with hi. droilerine
------J. B. Oam.on. eaabier of tbe bank of 'J!'
Hrumocr. me queradlng ae a btobop
> from which fonign
aorreapondania and the pablie are to and tba next minute etarl one to gulp­ bornrllle. Obio. bad been r>bbed of'
aUb by a aerioa. lung trocble until';
be ax. loded, to fixed {tar the lact of tbit ing down a eurprlelngly hard lamp io be Gied Dr Klog'i New Ditco*ery for ^ vou\TA?rTio«ur.'e*o'w
month
ooe'i ihnat Klonnce Marion, who to OonenifLaKtoD. Then he wrote: "It !• J. rUMroanaw-*-r u> lur >
n.8i.ir. 1 ™, u«a lor.
i,"
Be*. J. B Abbott of tbe American a big faeoriu erarpwbara. to one of tbe
oold or a bad cate
board of foreign mtelona, now In Now female membera of the eompaap.
trouble. I alware
York. >.at ei ->lred tbe following cable
id.” Don't anfier
^ .
PERSONAtB.
oranylbroal,
cheat
or
lung
troanle
ftna tea Marathi mtialon. laboring io
iioiig a)e,».ii<
llrc-sitrul I
when you can be cured ao eaaily. Only
«to fiMaa Alrirleti «f India:
their * nHler •!«>-.
irit'craiili <qi«r> &0c and $1. Trial
........................
botu . 10
. ceate.'
____
"llvu.tia>. March 3U—Many tboia I au>n< ..........................
Aiidn-u I'anii'gir nir John, Jaa. G Jobneon and S. B. Walt'a
wor.burg Block
aoai of cblldno la tba whole famine
Horur. and Tlr<ini*H ,\. Kdleon. |etore.area will be orphaned and deaerto.' <'aalimr Zalew>ki. wlm died In PoTbe Mantbl mlulaa to prepared
rK-fatlr.
n-.«.-lved 150.<«0
ean lor t.Ood children If their eepport |
I'oSS
-aan begnaraetoed.":
laH.v.^:^«ai«u»n

.

Gentlemen’s
Deportment.

AT ONCE. TO INSURE DELIVERY.
' WE HAVE

HftRDWODD SUBS
HARDWOOD CUPPINGS
HEMLOCK SUBS

HEMLOCK EDGIXGS
HEMLOCK STOVE WOOD
HEMLOCK KINDUNG

SidAwhlk Lumbar in uU aiMa.

This department is espec­
ially complete. Three piece
suits from $1,00 up to $7.00.
Fancy colored vests with
better gradea Knee Pants
from 18c to $1.60. Colored
Shirt Fronts for Uttls fel­
lows. IrenfclBd stockings.
Fine Xdne Spring Caps.

JOHN F. OTT & CO
aaaaa to Tru'raraa 01^ Lumbar Oe.

.

r-;,.8.,,. \ Painting

•abp'P Skin
, down, and the next tlay be .laned cot I
Caa to kept pnra and traa Cram mi; for tbe rallbmd. dn toring that be bad '
aUa traahlaa tij nali« Dr. A.W. Cboaa'a i vaonn of tbe deaen.”
lor alii
c^og, ibBb^^wl
A
^

faTwJMfot (k to Jdwit I

. Burpuiliig Ooflte—littU TfivniL

V A ea*ptob«i*wlll tom
Ip free to any oan ■■ding otamp for;
pontage.

r» ntriHatasn uat OMau'i BlaM« f
Varntob

FaIwFNliatC<UF)j>ut: f« !« f»R*« 6o rtrmut.
ttipuiit MW-utud IsTira.;Sup<«ia(iOcaM-Uttl, T«nm.

^

«»u.d^g.p.inE

h
I oiiu in ooninera inw
' nanw* kancrino HM-qrating, calcuoinisg, KlAuogi natontl
itto famished. 8hop op ataira, 226
__________
.
Front 8t. (W.
W. Killers store). Oidera left in store will
set prompt atteotioo. Besdeaoe 1046 El. Front Street.
Both’Phones. No. 158.

T. G. NICHOLSON j

CInthingCo.

Tat uo»mf6
AS WE SEEJH«a&

klTPBPAy, mabch 31. itw

MTRONOMtCAU 6H06TA.

Logs

a •«<##• Tbeg
Aro -tt

MFUiCHCa Of THf MNER UfC OM
THE UCni HAL^WqtiUi.

Omni that Um «*r<h cs vbkb wa *U«d
Sd «fe* ««» «• arbMiitra
bare M
fwl «Ki>tn>n». tart an Bwfr>7 tba
omea of ncr luorr nlraa. tVrbapa
ba« anwar to tble le that Abe bIM itwtt at imm that of bom propU. n
lorMitratbaAdea. Tbadiflanatoi
event rberm<ao(ltlMtKitBi«btoo
abVT^r <b«a«l In tbe1un«r cwanciaae
sen to pcrtnll BUbop Brrfcabj'a notwai
fruB takiof nm vltbla va.
Ta« we eanM afford to orerlook tbe
ewn of tnitb wtilrfa ttaia »b« otaitaiiia
Tboasti not ilienilirtbe cmtrioa of ow
lboa|^t.'tbeoal*Tw<a>d u>i.. •vrboM
<ff aa lanteir that vblefa Vn naka tt
Katim benrif. in all ber rarind arntea,
wtaaiem-aba mar he in 'rmlily. abow*
bmrif to n In tbe Uftat which we
tfarow np(B bw. One bu ioc^ at a
I. bill* and ptaim, and oolhint
Boca Another, a fanaar, w^tbPRToW'
tncoopa, tbe fallow land, tba noxiuoi
wania. tbe prarpiet for fatore tillage
and tbe olpAaolo U. »«• orMoimir-.
oCb«, with a paiiiWa r^e. aw» nttgj
TvriMr.of form w<i color. prqpnriioaaDd
paraptvtire. b'aniHior and 'uitMt.
‘ bMOl^ and snbliiuiir To :ihe BHlaaebolf mauail la titx-tnml li fib gloom
leaden ivll cwm even tb<> garwt
aeaoea—wblle to tbe jt^cma erf-rrihing
aMma bright and glad, and rra tbe
dreanivt of Nornmhpr da;rt oolr anggatta tbe radiant ranhglit tjhai la aura
lafaw UD to ainiiuile ihmngb' tbe rloode.
. Ho with thealghiaof ariiy. PtiroMsfa
a( M ae t>»7 take dn ibv aapM-t of oar
---' •
flow diffonmlip
tbap ittiima tbe nliiirn who baa epant
bia life annaiglb'nn fnnn the foniigmir
wborW>ilMWi f<gtbaflrattln>e1 Whal
wborW^ibem
What
a different tomwtita tbe etab^.r and luag' ir to tt|n a'
nof bnaliM ai*d to llt<- areliiurt
u apjireciialea eniy diialt of Ibetr
lowide adlrrryntei'
rtlveriMKa' IIn tbe
e tlililiie bnt
II grent.tt
. andwo
aoampb-i ibing. dininilt lodi-hwt, linpnaallile to fatbotu, yet WeiimanaptoMwly reuton to ganife and
npoa irwIII) tb<iamall<ei uiodicnn of
kuowlediie. It It nsrivn* to htdine bow
differeoily the aame perMon ^ill imptan
vartoaniiidlridiinl* Hiifri'ndwillperbapa aer no fault in him. hb uminy so
rlitna tbw will pot faith Ho tala; anotber Will aoapoctfaia et't O'atttan. Ona
Will dn-a him odd h«ar«ed: anotber
li and kind.
It BUM

that I

time, while ODdmbi'ir Inaaeuce. wbet
they acpi-n him to be alWaya.. It U
onrtainlr Iran that the gi»d aud
ml grnti
find far tnnrv gondu<-M ami.
ami g
gonilenei
in tbe v<Tld tJiau iboeo wbo ait- dtdlnetit in eoch qualitira.. It la lb<-^HAeb
mao who la tb«,k>a9M«t todenotai'lfUbseaa tn.aibct«: Ilia iheoretU’ariDgwbn
oomplain Boat rf the nrrtitnuion and
pride with whinb tlwy are laot, and tbe
onjaat who Buminr.ai the lujnatioa
tber m-<-ire. tJii ilientln'r hand, tbe
loring aud eympaibciie diaoorer lore
and aympathy
the noble
asd true iniug to light mdnlity and
imtb which might olberwim be hidden.
Tboe to a large extent we jderelnii tbe
tfaarvotrrflf thoaewK lui-et iBraaalitle
BagneUom we draw like
like aud

Hoot Bostbt before tbe dieoerary ef
tbr ttftb MUdlttr of Jspitrr by ProCtteer'BaMpjd at Ucfc ebatrrttory. vyi
tbe Boatos Traswripi. a T^owell bos
wbo la a poor ebvper. beeoaisg reatlaoB. lighted tbe gas asd took op a Bos­
ton sewBpaper in order to while away
tbe tltse. nia rye aooa feU opos OS
isierratisg iirta and me a saiaral eosseqDeDce be iBmedlairiy went to alaap.
Ttw sen Borvisg on awakMilng be
■aid 10 bia wife:
fifib fpietllte cd
Jnpltcr baa been discovered at Uefc. I
read alwiit H Uet olglii Ici tbe paper."
iiae weui oil. and he bfvrd sotblag
Time
bW o
being boey witfa other outiera. seglarted b> lineetlgale (be OBtter. JlM^ of
bi* anrpiiB on taking ap bis near^B*
(MT ooe rnoroldg Booths after to read
of (be dlacovery tbe |mevioue olgbt of
this Rflb aaieUllpat tbli very olwerratory. Tlie dlw-oiefy we« notald# of
what cnigiii bare twee logically asd
naturally anldpated. and therefore B
dreaB of it long before It took place
dne« Doi teem a Bere coincidence or
"bepimnalniH-.-.’' It recalls tbe well
known fact tbbt .tbe genial Swift In
bit wriltnga mraitoot two aetellltee 6t
Mara wbbrh were sol only ankoown to
ectence in bia day. but were onknown
for a ioog time afterward, "tbe m
poiea of moonlcB Mara" being a.faaliUr quotation from a poet eo rece« and
icmraie as Teonyaon. Tbeae
Dimma were Hrat dteoovered by
sot ao very many years ago at WaabIngtuo.
Aiiofiier siugnlar thing aho^i tbe
amt antHIlK- hi litat the lair Robert C.
Winibrop bMlrved b bad been
vimewhere about Him by Unveroor
John Winttamp in rnnaectlciii. hoi thli
was liniinssihle with (hr means a
enmmaiid. for. aa l*rofeiisor Ramard
say., "ihla sarelllte la game only for

li tliroagh
' bits to olben
^lata
^ labeeo. rtieiiluippim-worwietrh'
e4nM u Urgi-lr m oar
and.
B<M of onr nuiijdainia nn^ U-ar witsem to oar oani tviuiaancaj- Wr may
ngbtly rudigiiiie the fullllfyol Mrnggllng agoinat outward evi-ni. winch we
eonnot ciuitml, (mi w<- can aliwaya Hiiik
to bear opoo iln-ai ench n apirlt and in
flaeneeaeahall larn evil ini<> gund aud

07

““

-I

Prioo^^.

^
« ocree
aerw oo
oo coooty
roaoty line,
l^e, <ose mile west of city limito: do boikUMg;
a nice peach orchard i
ocHDe timber; a oiee p
gOaerea two tn^ from Iwn. one.foarth''mila frooT Krotoektdle briery; beery affll; aU cleared; imoU bouee; good ^rriag ot
cold water; pnee $400^
^ ^
80 acres foor miles west of the Villeae of T^ka. Ant., » oerM
cl»^; .iijUl tnm« how, u.11 fnme b»>: . wod I™, pint, of
Umber <m tbe place: pnne $600.
r—/

f, , -■‘^1 “”*«»• “i*®
I-ke Aon, 80 «6ree cleared; good beery
aoil,ler«d; good ^ter; smell orcberd; frame.bonoe oad bore; ANo.
one omall farm. Price, $500.

ol Kmlksoks. B-IU O]

!

Undertakiof

BUSIKtSS CARDS.
I A. SSOWM, AlUfUar ab< Oat

.. April 1st. Osra'
IS. SB riprrlosree rwbslarr Is aiM-

80 OOTM four miles west of Wexford in Grmiit; smsll frame
how; log bara: 40 scree cleered. free from stompe; smsll occhsrd;
good water: 40 acres good Umber. 50 M feet of Elm. Price, $1200.

lADIEnAU-MADESUin
We are Now
I Showing

nae «r tbs
"Ten any." said the lodge, taking a B. pflv* tov rsVAaanv Bt.
band In tbe eualoaileu of tbe wltIII sa blmaelf. "you knew tbe defeodani p C. OILBSn. AtloTBsy. gpaclBlBitr
MmMUi, os. w«k.
'
"
iifiy yswra agoV
"1 did yuur iiuoiir."
wUoi-es. “I was to buslnnui In the'
Blue vlllmgp whore be lived."
-Wbai luisluees were you foUowingr-

SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM I'HREE OF THE 1
LEADING'^SUIT MANUFACTURERS IN THIS 1
COUNTRY.

w.'JSEfSiirsffi”

“A departiurnl atoreil . .
_
"Ttiai a w-hai ii wasi. yoiir honor. I
sold dry gisMls. gnveries. bats and
(-*■». ImsiIs and oboes, clothing.
r<i'iloiii-ry.drugs and nH-dlcloes. (looka.
j< n-elry, stailoiii-ry. wall pa|>eT. furiiliiirr.
•tifbii.. agriculiural lm|Uemeiits. hanlwnn-. civTckcry. glawware.
tiiluK-n..
iiimlwr. freeb meal and
. a'bil bad till- poatolBc«' In
of llH- bulldlm:. Tbi>fe I
eiiyibliig Dew- alsiut ile(artmeat st
ii»<vailavs. your honor, exnrpl tbe
vaiiiTs and the Ibuir walkers with aide
wiiiskers.
m Acvl'-ullups.

a iraper
lb.- .\<-adi-iiii- do. S.-1
■ n's-., IhirlB. MM lteli<-niln aud l>ciimu-us-v state Ibm the svlilic Itipiu.
’ll flouriahes alsirc all lii k
. can be cTt<wn in <duilli.v soils If
provided bacipiia form tsMinsiiliw o8
roots.
M Molonas. the Kreocb
chcinlai. atya he «-an make ominoitla
rn>in the nltr«ceii in the atni«sp
f.ir the iiw of agriciiliiinillsta. 1

7> nmSotiaor tbr A|>nUaau.Borc slUbe
rWt~l lot tbs wbolt oitr.tb* rollewina ai

Tso ar«iWrs of tbr Basrt e< Poblle W(
Inllierai
• In--Au wier ul t br Psacr. loll term.
Thr<« sill also bo oleeM leow» e< tbr e«*
s.p-U SI sslA otocuoo tbr (eU»wle« osiwod
t'ur eapprriaor. ter oar yoar.
Oo.' aidorsss lor faU. tarn.
OortBsprctarofglxniaafliUlm
Onr Moaber o< Bosr« o< BliiraUes

.
1^

Oor OoBoiaMr lor oar jesr.
TWorr slllsUobrrlreiod Is ea
B.d clortbut
iisrlsspoctorof Beniaa teflU
Tbr
•braoll
Bolt, el______
salteirruea
elrrueo oUl
oUl br opM
,.l rScl
I'sr fiti« eiebt orhs-k is
II a ««
-oooa bbUI
>r o'rleeh la tbr Bfwni't'OB ssA
.IrlMloB oSIbrbrM
Ibe Bto
,n].oltbrcil|Bllbrl<i
lollMlcrpI
Is tb^rol Work. IB tba RBeU
K. p a.
Usli .<s ewTWd strorl.
Panarb BtilMnig
It. ihpThinl Wsid.lB tbe
■'
~
BI So titeoBtb Calea ot'tfoei.
tbr Karlae Bswm <•
pnnorr arbosl

ALLv LADIES

q^as;asa'''JS'"7.is,:y

A/put. DB. KOUEITTBALTBOMI 'IK: Ofllr. ^
ifl «. wc- V
ra. Psrk rise. BM«1. Bomb. Ai
BSC'S sod cfclldn-s-s dls-BSC B
IsUl. Of ^
acT hoar.' lu to i: a n.: a to 4 sod
B. Boll -Pboor Bh

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a

;

ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE THESE LINES i
WHETHER INTERESTED OR NOT.

'Pl Ilf' SI I ITS
ffO” “"''U. l«inK niade I
^ ^
i X
slrictly by men tailors, and designed by some of '
| ^ the best artists in the east or west. They hare the fit. the style, tbe tone and'
aa-arT ..!» durability. Wonld be pleased to show them to you. Orders taken for later de- I
livery, if desired.

ot^^KTwT
V

■V^p or ot(hi CBII. i>rtSBT>tlr |
. T-l-pboor Ko.a.

D‘iK“

S:.'!.,3,'ISU“!I I

tl-* CKBft tiptt to WBil*> Draa aurv on L'aion
MfTM. tiood boro IB ronerT-cloB *01 pailrou
Colb left BI Brodbwra'. or SbaOT'r >•).
■tBNn Brill br piroBbUr .ttrodrd to. Bcmh
vra JiOoBo.^ogcT m. .« noa.: Kortbrre pbuor

.
t
.
I

Vy^ilhelm Bros.

M* w’Scatia-B^^l^DTcr N^i'pbatoTi'r*' w CoP. Union &nd Ui^htti. Sts.

If
the
pleasure
PoQQil in amokiiig a

5g Pig Tail
Havana Smoker

South Side Brick Block.' <

s-as\aaaas«'«'aaa'o«'S'aaa«'«S'aaa-*a/S'a«-a'8'»«'aa»®«®
is i8©e_z.^
—.4-1000 r

WILL S. ANDERSON
PIONEER

UNDERTAKER

detcrmintHl ite coat,
tbe cigar ahould reUdlat 10c atraiirbt.

Be wise
and try one.
DR. SAWER

Jentiat..

mmv fliiaritiHijs. tseiie a» mdf to j

any one wbo wonte i borne near the city.

L. D. CL'RTIS
I

remo^eqoalsWABNEat'B White <
B OP Tak StBl-P fur ibia WreiDtg
• and fatal diseoac.
IBC. II
1( U
: atid tn
ti lime, it will
andWo- the oough that tol..
- never
>r Uaia VI give |
llcf. Prioe. a-W>aod .'Ai-

As Eiigliab iih'rary man vbu wh «b
^ thTTBa 4bt ef'Msrea!*MB
kUtOV W. SIi'KlOID. '
tbe rerge of bniigiog out a bonk at the
Cttjiarrk.
Pin PlvB otrien-d bia prtaf. P> hr Rent
to him at a booai- where lie waa engaged
at-sf of Hoard sf Beg-a
totlioeoot. inbudiiigto l«A ih<>nioT«T
To Ibra.
istbebalf hnurafimtiitiuer: Ttw-prist•e rioefs. of tbe Oir •» Tiwt
er'a boy bowrri-r. waa late in Inngtag' Tw ■um'WnUa^iwtwa at tbr .rroral
tbes. and tbe geuilmncn ^ alnvdy
tojoinedtbe ImHi-a in tbednwing
r waa a^nemfh
AH«aak«hAtMa4poMiW4araao I
I. voice .if the bsti
, Tile divil toon tbe Pin
Mow omea. MUrkOea BUxA
lo iWBestM jg^. la tbr C. «. O. P a.
batooBie for Mr J«ate>l"-i-Mas PtaaotMo Argosant.
^Is £ TUW jCeTta tbr Panoeb SBiMiag at
1 recall an advi-ntwuN-ul wtalcb sets-

•«! yo. .11, .4-. ipTod UtgU. If

dlTbcree two milee oortb of Lake Aou. gO acres elaorad; —
frame bptue; log bom; small orchard good oiaod trees; obea{k$200.

•«
I Cm Li Sippin 24 lura.

4-'.

Tratersa City, - - giehieii

DVJJi-S'ii.s.csic;;!.':
D*bt.VErJ!
r.^.'ss

-»‘;.K.’S'Sda““

aaoBoon oaiiv. to wir -ju. ono jua
MathssijBVLSavtBiaaBtoffokabiaffa I

Soceassors to
Iraierse Citii lambai Ca.

.V,-.-..

..... ....

BY B. J. MORGAN.

—BY—

!: John F. On & Co

S2f5?b5^.^...
vrs*..

Farms fOF Sale

Wanted

••a

The gov.-miir’s oaielllle was In all
prolahllliy what la railed In aatroono- Otea BawToBMUai WOBb. tit rrast su
Icnl parinnee a "ghoat.” au apparltloo
re>I»(ialhle the world over for Boeb
eonfaetiiB nnd chagrin. Tbeae
MW^odB|mva-l;^^r>S|^noaM.aoil IB: {'
tn'tiornlcal "ghoeta" can lie oeei
an.v timr by simply (urnlng your back
kUaraop and cbbbmI {
(o a large planei. nr nrigbt star, whes
It Is well almve ilie hnriaoB aod thee
eaichmc Ha reflection Id an ordinary
aa^a^SM. ^U^^a«.B:Maw. im a
bund mirror - My riiend'a aaulllt
inrtied out. bnwever. to be tbe geealss
aetMa. am so ase ksswa bow.

Eren theooiward clrcnn»ian<we of
life are largt'Iywbat wanamdrae make
tbeii). We ere en%«tnm-<1 to conaider
prorprnty a bleiauiig and'adrtraiiya
onrip, bglqniio frujtn tilly lh<-r change tvUc alcoboTbecotm-a Intoxicated.
plaoea It laibe apirit in which they are
rexvired that dcUrrmiiiee tboir ramlt
Blaotlon Motlce
Tbe nob and ae^ indnlgenl man. aorTo (be Wrsl Tolers of thr C-ii of TrsverMroandedbylnxaryandopportooliy. Bay
be far lena bappy than bia poorer nelgb' iioB to be bold Is Uls Bts oare. oT the Otty
uiy into. ooiiataiK etmiiae. The
aame pririlegie that raiec-oiie yonng
Sum to txniiir and naefolneM area anare
aud teaptation to another Tbe aame
remation tiiat inriguraii-xitie eDfeeblca
anotber The amut-eormw that eoftroia
one and leatia faiiu .<01 df arJf 10 wurka
of Inadneai and halpfaiiinai promatea
anotber and render, him valo-Uwt It
it that which U wubin a lenu that ao

a........................

SsiSlS:—i-.........

lJ'J
WITH TWO

GOOD ASSISTANTS

and the finest stockTof goods in Northern Michigan, I am pre-'
pared to attend to every detail of the profession in the
most practical and satisfactory manner.
rlFB HlSUrHIlCBi g 31! OmOM STREET. TRAVERSE CITY. MICH
TE1£PIUIE43<
O. P. CARVER
la. £1. A. BwUding.

the

MOmglKd RECORD, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1900

Carpets, Lace Curtains, Draperies Bicycle
nameling-

smTOfiCTiflia
SnM

Wrt*» * »*»ta«Ue j
ta«h«rtt

Tta toiK»i« '^„s;’iuSn;

1 "Dvtss Soo^ls...

ma OHj
, ,
I* U»«>of. 0*ri»“t. 1* 1

SOni5yPlM~I;dlw.U-OMJ)«». V«y Urt uH-wnol ingr.m
enrpet made—tbofo it no Other kud jo« as 8°^—
nutoetbe colors—mooey bnck if
Thiiiith«‘ only store in town that hnss bnlllme of Uu*

^Tc^m l^ pSSS „rf.r.p™rio»U. the«iv„»oI pnc.

7>Vve'B.<i^ft6 !j^'S«.V>T\c6 StyeVu^ay.
Vtv. &am«\a
liTtiadcXotba
■V.8.Vr 0\CT\ot
in. Rood li"« o! oolori

UUaA. Tr*«m P«j.
*^r Mn. Lrt»*d:^I jMt r«e*»«61
•av W^aOM
****
1 M) 1

in browtMOAI.'■green.
mait^ and oat-y blue,
at P^f jd................tlOO

M Vtv.

Oetvelftatvt

e.ameVt'^VT

WMM aow.
*”,“f|lT I
«M
Ur •o#« Tr»T«i*

*i;\.bAViw T.od»d«« oi
•»>oi ««i««d»oi«yo«p«y .t
«te» •»-— 1 tOlA hlB wlMl W do Md
MlUa o*»w»r>a oobe wobW boI
CUtowBlk tboBma »U«b»eliu>
BoUuc^ B*lltt»c I took
UatoOoiBPMy
,4owBB»tb.d* (Toodloor »•»“ "
him. Botoldmo »bo«i Tr»«m City
hBtwoaUBOtadmit bewMbomml^
Wo wool to mipt-r tofolhor. Md m be
hod ao dkbm wo both ote off o( the
MO p»f*« asd by the Umo oopper
mM0f«wo«moteottrtmid.opd Boy
WM omUlBf. the .Ifot 1 bod oees.

nnj; vprjr «pef>*l
per yd.................»'-00

made enits. at 50c $1 -00.

$1.2.1 up lo. . .ei edyd

W, nho. the very Inleel end the h.nd«imr.l
;i„ tion of Silt y.hric ever eehibiled in Tmv. r«! City. Net

r^roorlifelylei. n,i-inp. The relne. »t. eupefot to

Wo olopt tocoth«
«“ • '*?"
hoo bwb ood I kao* Boy pomed o
MOd&lfbV yo* iOO the Troremo Oily
hoyothot ooUetod ^Ihorfol oopontodot Boo Ffo4««>-«d
tho cmly TTOToroe C>ty boy thoi fot
loto tha Third U. 8. latooiry.
Bo told mo that ^blle esmioc over
b. >U pIvlU
•<■“• °<

Crepe de Ohene

WTT.W POULAJtD.

ward.
.WoU. tha peat moroloy after we
- pamod tho aicht to«ether at Ballaac. I
told him to aok the adjotast to bo aa■IfBod to Oempaaxih. a* I koow what
,na the eeattm with him, and woe IntMtod l» all the
*«►“ t*>» «>*®
I lore 00 well.
BBtoleoarae.apr>**t* eoldler eanaot boTo what be wanu la the army.
aad U waa^ot Boyh rood ••eb to ret
la Company A, bathe waa'aaalrnad to
Company L. I oaw him a few timoi
afterward. 1 woald cl«« blm adeice.
ead toll him be wasted to try and ^
roeklom and r» « »»«»" ®* wantlaf
tiobiarvn “d omeVl powder. But
poor Boy waa bomealekasd I am afraid
that waa the oanaa of hie death.
Oompacye A. L. 1. and K went on a
emaUeampalrs the eeooDd day after
bo came to Ballaar. and at Mantin we
bod a lively little oerop. Oompany L'e
Uoatenaat woe kUhd and Oompany A
had a Mlchlfon boy wonndeo.
Bey did not ro.aa hU eompany'e «om-,
maadw mw be waa not able to do ttar !
work-I only aaw him onee after that;
tlma.1 rave him aomeTraverae City pa
pm.aod we bad a ^onf talk.bol 1 knaw
poor Boy wai dlaappolnted In army
Ufa.
U ta a roorb <llte. anyway. The
i^olor ooldiar la «ade np fro* differ­
ent material frbm the .volnnleeto.
Boy waa not aaed to lU and it
broha hU heart. 0e wae braea, and i
^ a C«od canae and oonld not----- -plain.On tha laat traneport that
tor tha BUtee 4f dead eoldlere ;
wwa taken back, and 1 think yon eat
havaBoybbody taken back wltboat
any tronble.
1 do not know the exact length of
time Boy wae tick bnt yon can write to
oBaer of the Third ;
- 0.8. Infantry, itanlla, P. 1 . and be
will have It looked np for yon and you
maendont orarythlor. Now pleaM
Mra. Lalaod. l«wT»*a »e If 1 epeak too
lonrb In my • Utter. 1 know I am
loefb. bnt X have aeon a rreat many
horrible nlrbta hire and death doea not
•oam a terrible thlnr to ma>
My body can te«t
annoy
oklM of theee beantllnl tolee taut 1 hope
my aonl will Join my poor dear mother ,
U haaTeo, whoU I loci elnoe I joined
the army aad wap dealed the priril^e
of folnff to bar fnaaral.
Bnt now I maet doae. 1 eaw In the |
Momlnff Beeord of Addb mlafortnaei
■ndlfeelveryeerryforhim,
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Tonfa alneerely,
Cnaa B. ScnopiKLii.
On. A. ltd U. b1 Infantry. Manila. P I

$100 to $1 76.

>ew coin *>u'

Visit this dejmrtment.

0^ 'N.tuJ SreweVv 'SVawxtds atvA.
YDaJv&l SaWvcs.
HtVB 3t6UC\v
in .11 the .ew l»»tel «h«d.^
lid Polka l)ota.
in Stripes
St 76c yd.

/PUwCu\«
IrewtV'SVAWWbV
in shades , of Canlinal.
C.del', Hil-.t
Automobile,
riel end biglil Blue. .1 per
vard 69c.
‘
Vine line Plaids an<l CUerks,
at 69c

&Ta'(viT5vsvVai3
"Dvws 'iri.mmvTv^s
There will be an unusual
demand for all sorts of triminiiigs fi.r drcfcws thUcommg
season. We ere ready with
the choicest line ever shown
in this city.
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Overust from 76 to $6.00
'’‘sto^Ki'-d
BP"?hlrd
NcLi, t'ut Slet-1 Bands, hsney
Yokre. Reveres. Fronts, A'tc,

B'eatVOTtSB
6eoi.s
There ncv«*r was a
spriDK season when'therc was
such s variety of plain and
fancy wesvas for in»wn and
HtrM BuiU. Everyone can ta*

lempcipeu.

The same old kind. 3fi inches wide.

or nithoot boiden.

.1 bij, noge of p.uem..

others.

A1 the

hSldS. O. Johnaon. P. C. Tho*

LitUt TaTtm.
-Waraar-L ,
fi------Carw-Waraar'

■wntii to buv or not.
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g.
Window fibadee - Ready made or made to order. Also (.nrtain Pol.s, Brass Rods, and nil kinds of I'srtsm tixiurew.
Linoleum—W.. I,Hve a big linoleum trade and «-;s"y a very
large slock all tsmght at Ibeold prices, and while they Iasi
you can save money l y getting supplies here.

Scitn ol the Special Fealiires of our Cloak Departmeol.

$P»0U suit.
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.
,
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i onr
Our next grade is the pride of
our woes.
at«k. oome*>
wmes $«
in «chevii.i.
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,y other
v.-nitiau.
home spun
and-----------»»...► cUths.
,.V,ri,. all
«!1 i-olors,
.-..lors. for
2nd—To nieniiiin. U our skirt slock, in work skirts from $l-.00
T\.e^ou*r rainv dsv ai4 bicycle skirt, just the thing for
cither prices, $600 to $660. ^
,
$a»..mluilreifti skirls pricesurun
run irom
from powww*o.>e^
$6 00t« $18.^
Hand_____
I.. enibroidere»l y
lone, silk stiUbing.
witb
silk sn
apliqoe,
stiU-bing. plait
plait[>mely
' ith silk
will uo
do }<«u
ynur heart
gomi to sec them.
.g,.
............ and
—JQ lace.
lace,, It
rt win
«.r».««■
il llminceB
3rd-hem isouistmk of spring jsckeU.consisUng of all the
Ut-8t novelties in colors, shapes and styles, ill pn«* from
S4 00 up to $18.00.-^
Our trade in this line
4th -liar stock of silk shirt waists
*rryxa complete i
be$-n
constantly
oe»"U i-ousioioiy
-------------- f
ir citiesline as msny of the shires m mnch laiger
ciU«Our
‘ikihnars satiu
still leads in
Uur liue
liuc of
oi ..-'Sinmus
sauu waists v‘“*J)“ds
-a iKith in style and price, all colors. ^.00 And $6,00. and
irsateisl
for
guar
Our
taffeta silk waists in colors and black are going very
Our taffeU
rspidly. Some are tucked all over, some in clusters, others
with Bccordson plaited fronU and corded backs, Towy
the h4st, they are simply beautiful. Bo the ladies say that
have seen them. PrioeB $4.00 to $8.00.
6th—Our stock of cotton shirt waisU never was more complete.
Prlcea from 60c to $8.60.
Onr Me waists are better styles and quality than we have
• ever shown, regardliws of the advance in cottons.
e have
waists tucked, embniidered fancy shirring, white j-ok^.
plain ..................
sleeves end
yoke with
with strip
strips bodies and plaiu bod.id yoke
•.oi, fancy
fanr-v yokes
rnk..e and
>n(t sleeves,
almaves.
ies with
You can see
Our line of
second to none,
if white waistais
waif
some of them in our west window, more inside
Jnat a few words about onr Undarwaar-Wi are clo«i«
out a.few broken lots of children's 2 3 wool vesU ^ panU
■'
-2N-.:-W.-.:i.-K; Wud. for just I8c, Come m sad buy some
for next winter. They are cheap
. A litUe talk about DomeaticaSI inch sheeting. 94, cheep but Vtood, per yard.............UW

IkkKi to «T»k .Wtollv

Wfcrrsaled
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lonw Bhd. 'nmi .n.

BICYCLES
ENAMELED
AND REPAIRED
(iood wheels fur tml-^ cheap
•on time Of fof I'ssh.. at

E. Lange’s Bicycle Shop
551 S'm’S foioo Slrrvt

Cash Capital $200,000
TbeCooi'nvoia; Afanraner Ccap*Bj
ot North America toiea a'l up u> dale
^Udea Inaorinc agamet aocidAnt and
' alckDtoa. par* iedrmpitr trom :e to IM
wveka. both abort and long
pollelee. alao UckrtaMa’l the lead log bo»oiuU In the United Slat*. Kur faU
parUentara are

W. R. HARDY.
Hanaper Ni.rtbwratvr Mifbi*a».Trav♦ree City, Mifb. Office, room s. Toannler b;<-cl>

finid iiap;di 4 Indllis.Rj

|iiii

olir $Yoa) suit is a handsomely trim^ skirt and jacket
full limsl. ««mes in blue gray, equal to most men haul s

A splendid asvorimcin of new
1«IUTU8 St 60c. 66c apd
$l,00ayanl.
New silk eml>roul.*r.Kni.nirietts red and blue, at $1.60
j>er yard.

“^rCTCfax Y.\^ &\oo«.6
y.„,..i, .....to .to
V“y°^r.^ka“"c;;
•'‘r-’f:3r.v.. 33;hi«to
u..

>mpt. esrefal and eourteca* attea*
Thr »tronce*v and oldsai Brs taice ciimpaoiia lu il»« world reww
« :d
agvavy.-

Oni S»HK) 8^ is goo.1 iiuality pepalanl, akirt lined thmuli-

"ilavD “SreTitV
C,\\a\.\\66

Vto. lorStotT •Simt.o^ akikUrtui

E. W. BASTING’S

or Fire Insurance

H..udt^ofulhrn..tlrom7.V- to$12.-p.ir.
Ton cnnol aft.ml la ov.-rlook thi. »tock if yoo Ihi.k of getUng nrw curtnius this spring.
You are welcome t«» look whether yon

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rs'u
aSiS.’T't“w3:,?ts.r*T.

No.%^7--Sruss6la Net Oartaln -50 inches wide; scroll
work running through centre; very damlv boiderjitem of
fli.w. rs in cornere; tape edge; a very handsome curtain and
costs you only $3.76 per pair.
...
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t> .
Point de Saxe Curtaiu-n>4 inches wide. pUio cen^. Ba leutverg border and edge; while only; very stylisb.
for $6.60 per pair.
...........................
No. 6041-Pine Double Saxony Nettl^.-4h mebes wide,
plain centre; 3 yds, long: white only; Batenlwrg la«^ edge;
Torchan insertion.. Designed «2««»lly
windows.
A bcnutifnl curtain st a pair. $3 60.
No. 4911-511 inchee wide;:$i ystdlong; white only; new overloc ked edge, exact tlTecl of the real Point de Bruge; a w. h
made-up curtain; slauds good. wear.
Price, per pau%

.Ipi.'. .to. to - ... .................

Ml” W .

See samples in window.

You

WUton V«\v*»j^’we*to« yno th~e good, in Orient.1 de.Lune, .1«> the new Ko.- Bnd p.ttenu, »ith or .ilhont
ikorders’at $l to $l.#6.
j » _«
pestry BruMeU.Tapestry
BrusseU For good, solid
will col disappoint you. Pnoe, 6Bc W 90c yd
pet wi
KsSngA. • Never
have we sbowu such a superb liu» of
- ■
"
•len It would be impossible for ns to d$w.nbe
50 diffom.t
different pi«x!.;
pieces; .11
all the gini.; mi
ib'‘r'r to“°*r*l
prion, yon m.y mik. for w. tot Ih.m .t 12|c y.ld nnd
thry go up to Mr- Ve toit to .ho. yoo th» .1^1 Imr.
torn OurUiU-.k rrholo pmfo in
P*P«r -on!d not ho
non. niongh to dnorib. omh. kind. K) wo wlU li»t mrn.
tion a few of the good numbers:
,, ,
..
No. 1632-A Babbinst Ourt^-o2 .‘“cl***
inch ruffle. I rows of Battenberg braii
EufUe is very ful
and falls in very handsome cascade. Three yards long and

snileil. 88 then* is i«*t as
large a variety iu pri.t-s ss in
style.
The aasorlment ineludes
Poplins,
PrencUs
Cloths, Ven.tians,
Brosdidpths, Whipt^ords. Mclbrose.
Cheviots, Camels Hair, Bilk
and • Wool (’ivpes. Nun’s
Veilings,
Crepons,
Storm
Serges. Henriettas, and many

SiSo^erwM^ Warranted Syrn,.

Taa

Our Wc'liudM'. 10 pattern, ol thU ourpet Thi.
„ one of the good IhinB Ih.l h» mto one e.rpel del^rt^
menthmon.. The peto. •“ ffT; '
tbst it is e»innl to sny iOc cAipst in this aty. A very bsnd
»me ™nge ol ooloriign aJ™ to thn. I" th~
Onnita OarpsU. This kind of carpet you
*
etores.'
We have s nice line of patterns and they c«t you

g.,., ,.dy w.ui. to..u.i.,

lusca.

wmn

At th« y*Pd, 60c,

inch rnffle;^3 yards long, insertion, and lare edge—at, a
_ enm..,. work taffeta.

rfTTrar76c^^$1.00. IVaudeSoU. wm-k ami all

op.fppttoipl~ahUiTlp“4
tothodoek. Sewooburt «iaite badly
Md lay io the hmfAx^ on the boat the

dMaotooomtobo IweU at all aftm-

Mist ss good, but cost yoo leM money.

No 'ir^.?A^Babbln«*Cartaln--A(j inches wide, with a

■m'olte koj. ~>4 .u.brf .p

Moftho^^^ ilIti^y*”lo^’bo

luTrf th.m oenn. to «igh jn- -

in All conwirabl# colors.
now no popularfor tailor-

new silks
nny erery

10 pT.Si°8;priU®wJSS^?S-«a U.. Ix.«h n-k.

Best to be had in
the city is at
LEDEBLE^B

KviThm^n’^shlrtf^
W*<=k. ^*ri4 ■ - - -TOo
Uood tick, at per yard.................................................................
Hood deoimB4at per yard.................... ............................................
We have some cheaper, but—V
Full Hoe of Silkoline*. both fancy and
^
Oor line ol Baby FUunel is complete. Prioai 96. SO. 86.40,

46.60, 66 and eOc.

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complete, from $1.00 up._____________ ___

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