The Morning Record, January 22, 1901

The Morning Record, January 22, 1901

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)

1901-01-22

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THE MORNING RECORD.
T&AVKB8K cmr, KICH., TrWDAT, JAKTABT tS, IBOt.

•arvta* Up T* a 0«to«k I

DANGEORIiE
. ON HOAL
Charcpd With AaMiAt Witti
Murdsrau* intwiV

too* that dto 1

tJ:|UNG£RING
NEAR DEATH

r of to# Itch!
at tba totop. Oaetia «pa nqpirad to ppt
toe fiat OP ppd toov bow it «pa
tope, bat tba wUpmb iaptatad that 4t
woaU be atoaat UaponiUe to mam
bawoppd Vito toa riac. Ba
tad' that tba.UaaBMof tba aepip
weal elcpB and that toete waa
17 IPdtoOop topI tba lajaty

Queah Viotoria*a Coi
mains Uncttangad.

BfPMTtotto (toabv at toa
TbatodalkoT toa tatoriev
tanUj vttbb^tta oatr a
BBPiPwlpgit bpiPK that toa

CONSTHUTliM
waaplaoadlB aridapoa. U wade br;|W0NDERrUL
toe rl^ toe rlaaaaa at the sotlp;
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POt’RTB TKAB-^O. lUT

WfcECHD TWO MORE t
tors. Nation and Two Compan-'
Iona Cauaa Ezcitament

OITV BOOK STORto ImT

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6nat Sptdtl Salt of
Copfright Books.

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WATCH

joMtottoL Ito Cboae U a^Warhv

a-tbr a.reuw S-wt.
Wichita. Xan.. Jaa. 31-Mra Cartie Katicp, toe woaaa who wret^i-d
tbe Garpy hotel bar tfarw week* apo,
/&aIiMd to H««' CuiMd
aralated by two otber tcBperaace.
Maay PIHalMa Ttolw toa Oath
mt Mi-ty u, bsw.
woBtsi today wracked two b(«<- bWoutMl on DMrino*s RmC
Hetwaa waa tba last witoeatj
With the InsvItsMS.
loon* ia Vitolrn. Tbe other woaallad tart araalac fartbaprotoeo
Bfh were Mra Wilboit aad Mrs.
tiea bat bit tratiBoaf towlmto
MmiIM. Jan. Il-Tbe PbilindDe K^paa. both prqmiaeat ia aocial rtr- i
>MbtPfftoW
^
iBBiaMcp totoy praaed tbe aebool elea and hip^ly eonaected fa temTvrAttar toa
111 InlrodMsd by Ptafaamr Mobs. BBoa work. When amwtrd sad taken
aalaadar at the ppeataff of the seaafter two vaeks at pnblir
to tbe puUee atatioo Ibey wi-te ana
~ ibaa ArlasvcBtt
with tat few
releaani They made apsTbes oa a
m ^ abaw s< mwpU wlto
I arm the 1
. nMir»amt««MMta to tW toforwapon ia frcdl of B Mlocm. Serenl
to RMBt bodilf hana. iaaa
Ui Ibr K>nliw
Mitop Mptoft pu (toofs*.
drankiti B«a threw ra^bapra at them,
B/ sdrlea of bla
teach rellplcn la aebool boaaaa after mad Mn. Matioa na toward ita tototol to the eiRpll eooTt. (toa to to toaa aardar.
Bast tiowes. Jan. «. fi a tn.tocaanie plaa aa laMtoalt •poB (toPtoato Arthu A eoaawl. P. C. Gilbert, lie'
Mhe ran three block*, thea
ctoeial talletia states that the •
Pf>Tip^ with laupt to eopi»ll mat- Mie. and a plea of sot trallty
(litioia of her majesty la t
tamed mad atraek aereral mnnp Ben
tor. pp4 the ochar to ap ito a»aU eptml b7 tba ooort.
tbe iMwd witli an ircn cane.
Beat Cowaa, Jan. «. * a. ,a-81aee
Ford Wniett plaadod ralltr te
Vtoh totMit to to Rtapi bodllj' hun
Mra Bvaaa. oai- of tin- taiib-n era*
le Bltoiplii bnlleiiD Ju iaanad
to* thu toe erlto of PiBfito. At- oharr> of lareaay fron a dwalUns Boat of the Ipihta la Osborne boora
aererely eat oa to.- falv and lamd.
UKm>rf. W. PMehtou-oouael to toe Bpd hil partwr. Haarp Mapea. atood
Uaom
111 the hoapttol.
i*
r.d and It. la
HEELY BREAKS DOWN
mate, tbe ooart ordered a pdea of that toe BltBalioB a_____________
experled t«i n^ver. (ireat
tofaptopt, MMtoiPPtoawartlir e<
pet
to ta> aptarad ia tba
crowd* of uipry Aii-n looipht ihroag
toelBBaiaaiB takinp needed ra
at Mapaa.
,
toe atrerl*. aad llirealen 1« lynch
wlU
PiMto la UtUa Mcra Tima a
«rad to BMke oat. ll it aUafad Uwt 'TbeOaatffa eaw wTlI be maantad Bade naUI Bomins. aniaB dto e>
Mra. Natioa and tier followers mi
rVatcal WrBk.
they leave town.
OaotVB atfPOk Derlpa witba bnit Ihb piotalBs.
dition of the tptiaol tnkaa a tan of
imlal B n* MbpUW BbsiA
Ipat araalaff the Botlaa tor
Vito a afaarp ralboad apUa. bat tba
wbtto (bore ia no
Maw Toek, Jan. tl-Obarl« F. W.
tofapaa ti aagageA la as effort to trial wu ariaad bafon tbe eopit la tlan.
Maaley. aocamd of aabasaUap Cctaa
abow tost Oae^ atraek Oeriaa with tiw OBaa of Baebal Stewart, aweatria.
Mancie. lad., Jaa. ai-Ulandr Mc­
BaM Oowaa. Jan. Si-Vlctoria aUll
bit tot PDd tliat a hnrwtotia Mil rinff Va. U. Bowenaaa. trtilto waa decided liTM The physielnna toaBaarlaa poatol fanda. who maat go to Gata Dowell we* aiTe«t<-d at Ycwfclowa.
for trial andar the old time
ppop aaa orbu Aatrna tofliotad tba iefaTerotlbetofaptoatatNtoa Uat
dx Bila* west of Mancie. tfaU afteri By no Bare. Wbetoar the end
oonna, baa broken town
wooad wbito Utd tbaeopdaetoocl. tana of eoort. P. C. Teatp^ of toe
I. and taken to Chleapo for ooart
II ooBW before town, or not for a
Thotaae A
IWtd
• ^PPtdTor
Oimad day. or a»aa two days, no haBSo in toe Lodlew atraat ktl and ia 1
la toil ooptaatiao. howere*.4t wat flm of•“
lial, charped with beiap a duert.'
almost a phyaioal wreck.
er from the Uaite^ Xtate* niwiy Ke
PHPMPt (toM toe erldaoea/fhPt the Bapidt praaaatod toa aiffw
teU. Madlcpl aeienea baa
; wa* a uiember of (he Tlilrty-flr*l re*tofaaar woold not ptia t^<(ealn<d U>a {daiatiff, aad 3. W. Patcfalo of OBpk^ad and U eaplorlair the slFIRE
MUSES
DEATH
toa flna of Pachia A Oralaer of thU
uaent.
Uniled«lale* Volaatm-r*, no
defer tbe flaa|ity
daty ia the PhlU|q>ior*.
Tba Oao^ ease waa tba that crin- city for toe defepdant. TJia laotii
which it adBifaia iaeritabla. That
MS la IDlaoi* llsi^ PeraP. to Tbrae:
laal eaaa to be tried aad la drawiajt tor a tow trial U baaed oo a otoirn of their effort* tare been tocoarafiil
*p }arr aaprif toa eatlre jmael wae Uw aad toe diaeorery of aew «<pti thaa, far. beyond esptobKiona, tbe
n*aia*aB4He*M«l Weeara taisrtm.
etllaff for eaua or on’
Imd>.«-alTle* of Dr. K«-e<r*
phy^eiana aaerifaa qaite lifffatly to flpMlal InTte- K-eniBc
rd.
It will a
7 ebaHetutea. The followwhich
naws. III. Jaa. 31—Fire early:
srew oat of a ehattel Bortffaffe brld telnforoed by tbe mmlel life tlae thi* BMcnlnp deatroyed the Commer­
boto aides:
oe a burae beashi by Mr.
.ia nBk&>r. The cial Honae. aad cmdaed death of two
Vipoeal Goff, Jr., JaSM Bwaaey. Ihota Baalley A Sbanaan. Mr. SleW' atfraiie n
and poasfbiy three men. Tbe dead;
Wb. D&lar. O. H. Pae*. TUm. art. Ute baitpud of tbe plaintiff,
C. C. Couon. adrance adrertif-,
Bo^ertaoe. Joaeph Horarieh. B P. •old a borae to ttie*e partie*;
attata of oomMaed maUdiea, which lap man for iitetaan"* -'Uncle TomV
Traey, K. B. Maynard. Prank W. which they tSbk a Bartffiffe,
ia mtaally fatal wilbiu a few Bin- Cabin '--eompaay, home Tern- Haate.'
SBlto, 3. W. Uraea. Pied Uaaa. iMBse faaiiip daaerlbeda* browB. The ataa. or hoar* at moat. One elcBcnt laA: Elmer Petetsoo, Oaleatarp.
bona Mr. Bowmaan potefaaawl waa
Obarlaa A BdffseoBb.
tUfacUoo ia the prcMt ailaa- nt. brick maaan. Mimiap. Jame*:
U brief, tbe eharta U that aa tbe a bay. Tba ctaim of tba plalatlff U tion ia-'lhat toe dyiap qacen anSen
or. I^alaat. Ill Tbe ai-rioaily I
iaaolc coTered witl
tad of Inst Ortefaer Ofotfe waa ejeot- that thU ia tba Bme bone and that notataU. That la paat. sad there injared are; J<tfia C. Grmber. Ft.
er. Tbew inaolc* keeji nai tinad froB toe Omla ea toe William*- Mr. Boweraan ia bonad by the chat- remsloa oaly a pmeafal linperiap on Wayae. Ind., eantnbtor, Jamped fram
t aad cold, aihl mak.-> a
bars braaob. at AiiiteU, beoaaae i>e (el mortme.
the borders of aternltr before the window la tolrd atory; Martin Jacfataaed to pay hi* fare. It U allaffad
A point mato by tba ptnlatiff iai ipif^ poea to iu flnal rc«t.'
opa, Chioapo. expert mecliaBie, jamp­
that later ia tbe toy Oaotite went to that the defenae bara no letral rifffat
Lemdoa. Jaa. 31—A talletta iassad ed from thliB stotT.
WilUsBcboiff and mat the traia.
miae tbe qoeaUap at the aoesracy (t Bidnlpht mya: "There ianoBaAb^ that there be.aoooatod Dariae of tba deoeription. Onihc-eootrary, icrlal ctianpe in tbeqae^-a'aooodition.
and when hii bark waa turned tbe elalB of toe attoraaya for the da- Tlie ilipht iraiwoTemeat of the taora•track bin oa tbe head with a rail. fendaai i* that the Jaiy ptacdwtoy inphaabeeu malotaiDol ihraaffboat
TOadwitke. laflietlait a wonad that daclded that tiiU ia not toe
toe toy. Pood baa braa taken fairly
Meay cTtm IlMSbe Aaieaa IteiltaiT
raatoiad him aneeawhMa. wtA Bnr- horae aa that on wMeh toe rcortpapc well and aome trawinil aleep haa been
. torwa* iataat. Alfo that Oeorse wa*
Aiw la aoMb Africa.
ffircn, aad-that BO aBoant of secured.
baud to wy that he woohl pat erea
In devnipMoa cna paaalbly
iSlpned.i -'Retd. Powell, ^low.*’
It ba erer oaophl Deriae la Tiavotse •ffact the earn-. The deeiilon of the
ail
Braaael*. Jan. 31—Aceordinp to <ne.^^^
Lioodoo, Jan. zi—surre
31—There wasan
wm
City.
toll la rearayed..
of ploom ^roaphoot l^il Blea. the tabonie plapae i*i------Tiwtimoay waa taki-q in llm dlrorra Loadoa totoy.
OeTlaa wa* the first witness for the
' of -rn>t>l<-|™if**vaaonpBrtiUlitroop*
la'Oape
- ,
preaaeatlno. He told the story of •alt of Geonte Joyce ra. Maty Joyce, tare allently crowded areoad Bock-and many . deaths attritated
tbe tropble ia too aac4i on tbe way tat ae deerse waa ptuML
Inpham iPlMv- and Marlbcroaph' to enteric fever or dy,
lr*B Blk Hapidi to AapeU. when i>r
IwBir waitinp for talMin* (ram Oa-j really dac to the plapae.
(ailed to eroaie tranqsmalloii or fsto
At ten o'clock in ita niorniup >
RATHBONEilSTERS
( I.KVKI.AXD In aCl.PCTKM
-Nob tba defaadaat. Aad how Iw
PiMPdiUy. toe Ml Mall and Victor
waa atraek down from behind at tinla atref-t were tfironped with fashion
while aBlstdre«sp.l ]<ede*trian* and private As lb* Plwe fee noUiaa IW Nest KnlB(ralady_toa]lfflit ftoB the train.
carriage*, all making for the iioint
eamamsMorUnti.A. A
^
Ob tbe eroB exatalnatioa tbe defenae
e the lalest BDlheatic newt spnrisi (oTbelUralnc BcvtsU.
The Inatallalhm of offiMM of the
triad to show that mmeeeaauy fotre
d I# oltoined. ttorh a crowd
8t. Louta Jan. Sl-,Tl>e cxeeailve
waa aaad la eJecUap Geonte from tiie Hathbone Slatm laai erctfUiir waa aa
oaver men la the Weil End mve fOBBllte at toe Oraad Ainiy of the
train at Aaffell and that hi* face aad occnalen of aore than oaul plaaaarr. ia toe helpfal of the armaon. eapecial- BepubUe tola afternoon
selected
laeiauMwtiaa irito toe InMalUtioa ly ao early in the boralnp. When toe
baad werv eat la the
Cleveland, Ohio, as toe site for their
tollewod. It dereloped that ia the OMMDoniaa, clerea
loBoheon boar arrived an iacreaaed aanuaUencaintaBiat thUTall.
a were laatatled. a delicht- threap formed op of It* own aeoetd.
ifiraiHtle Oeofite'* tiNut wa* Uirn*l
toraatto
the - window laflietintc fal danoe waa enjoyed and the cTca- ia perteci order, and nuumhed slowlv
HARD OK THK Mt't.Pwonad* which onawd blood to flow. iap-a ptauaiea were eappad wlto a past tlK- talletia boar.1 of toe MmiIf you wish In be ao, Uie Telewhich tioa boose. Trading tbe lateai^Uetla
Mr. Patedila aadearorad to abow th*t
------ ------------------ --------to
---------a Mas tUto a TWs WnUnec Poe I phono is iodispensilde.
Oerlne pndiert Oeoqw'* Iwad thtwi*h
^
Ja.tioe. Aheat to were a* Ihey went hr. Kot even a sinple
Noono can bo np tu llio work,
the wlatow, eao*iii|t the iajsry men
in this ago. witlmut this twentieth
Pollowlnu are the oflloen Inatalled
tkaed. Deriae leMifled that Geonte-*
ooDtnry adjauctPaat diief. Della Oompton; Boa toinp when aa official aaBooacemtat
bead went thaonjrh theVindow a* tlie
Now is the time to get into comey. to.- driver of a male ia tbe coal
tofandanl waa dnintliiiff and that t>e exeelleal chief. Cbua Dna; aenior of is to be read at toe Mansita hoaae.
mine, was today hoi to Jail for a mnniention.
the
temple,
iaila
HcamMin;
jnnior
did not strike him ao aa to inflict ilte
Emt Cowes. Jaa. 31—Shorily aftsr
Not in two hours—Kot tomor­
of the temple. AatoUa Beid; manaper 3 o'clock, the Prince o’ Waiea. the year for poIilBp tbe tonpae from'ibe
row, but Immediately.
anliiBl's
tfanat.
of tbe tempU. Mi«gta Probert; mi*- Dake of Yoto aad the Dnke of UtmWlUiMa Millet, a bn
Tbe otber fellow often «to the
trala at the time leAlfied that he aa- tren of reoorda and oarreaponih
naoplit walked from Osbene house
HABbAX ta COKPIRMRO.
order yon might have had. oecenae
Mated is ejectinit Oearpe from tbe
to Oowra They stopped for a few
be has a Telephone in bia place
eOHdi and ttat act anaaefPsrT feror
Bemai: iwotaetor of tbe tern- ninates at toe Soldiert' OoaraleaoMt
MsouraaoesBeCMrt JaBfesUAiierasr of‘bnsineta
bnaioeon.
waaavd. He traiifled alao ttat st]P>*-Uaf7 t- Oortia; paard of the Hoae aad eoovrracd with tbe BlliamalofPaetoBleo.
Ask tbe local managers.
toe WllUamatarp atatton be witoera | ontrt lenpla. Tiaa Cbria
Ueata Tbe Priaoeas of Wales iM
aensl
n.-IV
Mmar
BcnmL
ta tbe BBanlt aid that Oeotpe attack ! '
/ Princess Ixmise drove oat for lishf
Pt'NKltAL OP WM. MBBKRT.
Watoinpton.
Jaa.
SI—Tbs
nomiaaOmrlne from behind. He statad that j
an hour this afternoon.
lien of James 8. BarIan, as attoniey
••PMBaa the Uow wa* sttmok be
It seems toe quara raw Kmpenr
Wfved Ymiwtar aad Wmtbe lararet
geaetal of Porta Rloo. was conilnwd
BW an iron spike ia tbe tand of|
WilUsm while uadar tbe iaflmsaeaty tbs sanata this aftmocn, tbe rote
Ever Kmwb la 1 ralaaaa tmssly.
eaoagA jQ*t a* Devine fell to Uie!
of a atnap remaratire shortly after
The funeral of William Mabart waa noon, and was qaite ablr to rratvaiar being U to 31.
■vanr. bofeavet. that Oeotya strack! held reaterday ______
„____
Rini
from____
the him. Tbe effect* of this powerfal
■ tba blow with toe.spike, allbowth:charch at Ktwwlcfc, and waa raid to
.-till
toarajm every iadicatten that br | ta the terpeat ever bald ia UelMBsitoaL Tbe air in toe sick
fend dene aa
jpoanty. being e^iecially noted for the I kept RBstanilv aarebaTped with
niE WBEEU BDILT TO ORDER
BiwratVebay. firaBBioa toa train, nambw of old men prtaRt. Tbete! large quantity of oxyima. Barty this
raw Oe«pr ««the statioo a* toe traia wtre over . hundred teams iu toe|BUBinp water bads were iporidml
ynlladiu. He plighted from the ea-;rromMce which followedtberetuains:
'-----■ .|fortbepurpo*eoful4inpto maintula
■toe to front at tbe amtioo and raw : to tbeir last restlag place
We HiTe the Bxperleace.
tbe vitality of toe queen. Tbeaa
tbe aMtalt ratytaatially as deaertbrd. It was tlw
a at first to bold
•rfaads ure rubber
ky Miller, oaly be a
tbe iprrlee at the hoase. tat after a
It a desired leBparOaorge sTrack the ec
r with (hr abort sarricr toere. toe body was
Is tbe subject of a
takea to tbe Keewito eharch whera
masterly address to be
tba Jary tba aBannar ia. which tbe tta^ral awvice-was btlA Tbe —_______
„
siven by the famous ora­
btaw waa struck. Tbe attorney for ehanfa was {ncked with Mands of | oovend with aereral sbeeta Tbe jn-;
tor and platform king.
tbs dahnas gave him a pretty ibaip tbsdaeaaaed. mnay not being able j tUat U lifted enrefally fram (me of'
«MB aBBliBtVw but CalM to sbake to gala adBlsMoo evan to tbaca- toeae to toa otoar wbara toa
bla tiMtia,lay as to toa dstails of toe
tarn of atlber mattreas slnka too low.
AnKop tooar a
•aaalt as be wltaassad It tba wit■dAtbatan- Doora and windqwa are kept earafaUy
am* also stated that ha
* sral from this oily were Oaa Oia*«- closed to order to prcaarraqha rirtna
at the
By atur ba sfrnek toe blow that bae wald. Mra Minors Mr. and Mn. of toa Bitlfietol
" ' ' b toe .Job -----------------------D
few Dertoe If be ObHss Imncnster. J«^ Pt^. «x»unJbrtap conatanuy ralaaaad la
orcresapU him to Tnvainc City, j Harvey Pterea aad Mira l^ydia Rnera. 1 tbs to^ frasa cyltodaa of
Both toe above witnemea teatiflad]
--------------^-------prsMcd^
tool toe wound made by toe blow I
- -- •
ll ia denied that then has been any
VM hack ^ toa tar and tlBt it was
ndBiaiMnutoa of pue oxysee dlraetYou cannot afford .
, •boat one and oaa-qaanar cr one and
Bobs, Jaa. 31-A buUckto issMd tytotoe latlani’s tangs. Tl» only
■na^toobasleag.
to min ic ■
MOo'etocktoia avtatog atamrn ttod •Mmalanls In uaa. wlto a xi«la «x.
,jOt. Tmmk HeUswofto waa nut tba eandtPen of Verdi, tbs ecBpoami. oaptoB.jBstMn l-andy and efaam.
" ' Batsatffiad
isMrtoaa IliBela a inaat omtoal palgna Tba only iaslMiuu of a
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enterprise Grocery
wift Front Street

The moment you put oh a pair of our

Box Calf Shoes for men
-Jf You are looking for real value, style,'
fit and durability, you will do well to
inv«t $3^ „d *« . pair o(
*0... Tbqr h.« . Goodyew WA
Sol., .ith a wid. ..ICTfion Ae.--A
big amount of sen-ice for a small
amount of money.

-W.N. Ferris

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O^QpnMBi,

FrtW Emfeb Ja. 25h

VB^M hUtoatocTlsUor to. Osffi

Both 'Phones, ^o. 146.
Wurrtwfg Blodc

VouMI Gape a Fit

R.R.rcuiiBER.mp.

Saasagt

' I

Jl IHect deNn,.

Regular Pito
$4.00.
ALFRED V. FRIEDRICH

imchig»» Ctfepbant Co.

tUL

Parker Bros,
Float

I

McNaman.jkSl''

ij-

Stock '
Come in and look tbe4 over and-you will
not go widiout. for the ktoices we are mak­
ing will convince you fww is the Urae to
boy. A good full spring couch covered
wkh velour $6.75. A noe couch just tike
this cut, 28 good heavy springs, a bai^in^!^
for $ia75. only $8,75, and so on right
through our tine.

John Wtoto and Jafaa Matab. «d

;^BtoPlalte.K. Y.. ittetopm to

LOGS FEU (M HIM

fc-;

PrMlBnrt«aM widiM wcUtet
rMtM^ttwteMW MBT MMUaT u*
life. As li if Iw i* Iwdl; braiOTl a»a
WM for • ttwf pioMd d0ws br mtM
M 4tTm*U‘
UWHd Bac<M4. LoRm tfaft imi (fUsa <w Ua la (be
MW
<
Aad dM I
Bt WBf Maciac a laad «T h«* lo
fewMir f«r tlM. iatf i
St (W teth ef lb* buloTfd ™iw d tUf <dtr tnm Baa Lake, wbea tbe
tbf adffhU^ waptre.oftbe caftb.
.tW MM« VMarta has for Bdra Ibae piaaed dowB bSMath IL Oae of the
li«B idaaed Ua dawB at the wmlst.
aad aoM* of the oten wan {died oa
his Wa. esaddi«
^
........... , the atakataetm the world ka* fcaowa.
who was on a load
B«r rfiffa orw the vast doaaiaf of UatioBofhW--------------------------------OiaatBrtdaBaadladiahaa beea aa U froBh sad the aoa tstanad aad
wsaapte of jutioe sad pmaraae, •aoeeadad la jrrlac off the lof that
^P«ee aad Jastiee have beta foreoMst
apoa bis AUlwr's waiitt.
la the thM«hW of Qaawi Viotorta
Ratbarad la
jlaasshfasofaded the thnae. aad
ntorfaoaae tha I
tboaffa the tea aad now had to be
W kaaaaae cMple. The world will Off away befon this ooald be ae
'ptamn evw her death as it aevn has fi^
Mr. Braytoa, tboiRh badly hraind,
»itea ahd wbsa her spirit taa;i7
Ibspana every eiviUsed mtloo will' rai aot tboafbt to be aarloasly laBsalfawlon.- bwlaad's qaeea pos- Jared.' He was htDapht fa thU et^,
MaadaU thoss ran qaaliUe* whkh when hU lajattes t^aived sat
^ aMoeiatad With tree
L aadahls. pteblaed with

mnn

h

of

srmiitG

The psayna of all an that
rri tnihsiii
MsiiWiiu
jfao any depart beaoe wiihoat sofferr-LtoseTHaraeaeRas
• tmt> Mdlfshe shaU be sharad yet a
^Mttk while loiter a spirit cd thankMfaeaiito it developnl
I will he riared
erday i t John Uri has basn
r;«llhlhal ofbw royal kindred aad
yallty fa more thtovtoy than was sap'
Aar people.
posed a first, thoayh be has not'
a for tome time.
Rowever, jari at this Haw.
Sfaa deawads non faan ordlaaty too nad It U told that he lenwred troa>
Mdwarin. everyoae will aym wld> Oiand Kaidfa on aeooaal nf Ue Wthe PopallitB that it le a pood thiay deaBoe to pet poeaeenion of the prtv
rety of othota. whieh wae not apfrov
to keep In the Middle Of the rand.
ed by the poliea.
Snqdeiea attaehlaii to hlM for eerxKtT owirsB or tmexA ikx •
eial other tbefu that
V. Aehtoa
wr. ft. newer, well KaawB Benvt il
and WiUtem Moody drove tohto
yaaterday. and he
The taetty Useu Inn hss ohanind othorpieeasfa
fatodt aad Is aew owned by V. H. mitiod baviny stolen a'-haineaB fron
J>ewry,e well known neon hotel B. J. -Monaa, for whom be baa
worked some, and arUtoy it to J. T.
. who fonneriy
Btodla. He atoo adaritted that be
.ter hotel at Harbor Point,
stole two brtdtoe trosa Mr. Maryaa.
ay'e Baihor Point hotel
die aboot s year nfo. .rhich he diqrned fa at Oatopbell's
asoondtond
Mr. Oampbetl baa at varloas times
•eetod with the Ptesa at Orand Rapbooyht orholes fa varieos kiads front
Uri. which be thinks the tetter prob­
ably stole. Mr. Blxfay,
the meri'and espvets to be able to Oniter barn, bat pn
toys and two ullore tram
tetwaly laerease the faellitiee for the
Uri. wbifai are baUavad to have been
atolaa. The bamess fa Barney Andwhieh Uri olfaBwl fa have
a nett erason. Mr. Dewey Is one ■eld to a finmar, era foand to have
toOetamtoeBraa
•fthe beat known reeori
to the northwest an.l it
toOnMnatohsVr him take bold Of
The reyprved seat plat for the Porthe Inn. and haeiay
rts leetate wlU be pteoad on mle
property he will
the City News atoad tbla morai
aOand» oentt.
Than will be a apaetel saeetlny fa
Traverae Oily Lodya Ho. Tfi. K. fa P.
rABM noL’se arutRit.
Tha tank fa Boqalte
Mom orr^pae RwIsm. oT ItoecM. Dee- wlU be (OBfetTed.
There will be a speetol atosltoy fa
trend to nee (MaSBr Kreataa.
the Eastern Ular this ertniay at
.y eTenlair Are
oVloek.
Wll^
botoe of James Hodyes.
The foneral fa Mrs. Mary Wilhelm
•t Bodyes, Fife Lake township, with WlU oocnr this attoraon at t
<toOSl of the'eonlents of Ibe boose, e'eloek from toe family rishtencii. UO
r teto will reach hl.OOD to kl.sOP. Booth Valon street. Bev. D. Ooobiia
ThebaUdinylsatolalloss.and very WlU oStotele. Tbe |nU bsnten wlU
vtlttle of the taraitnie^and other eonPatoriyL
a totod. The oriyla of the John Baaalovsky. A. Rotoer.
•re to aaknowa.
Kyselks and J. K. Matttosk.
Dr. O. J. Knsatend has raealTad
WAJtTTO M at'BE.
Tpototmaat as dirtoton
fatbe 1Pan kUftiae
faawye was mads netnUy to toe bead
fa this fensch fa the oempaay-a banaad tovoal fa the dlvtolea
etty Clerk RIokerd was tolled Bp
■ r W
Webber ft Oalkiylar. toryeont have been chaayed. Thenyaaterday by
fa Dr. Knaetend a
toetoatotootli
itlonto. la
neU for bit aerrtoos h
a that
■at Beertoy of Ibe ooaneiL The
whethsr the erdlaaaee bad
- Mad by Mayor Friedrich. They ware
toformed that il had aot. bat
vlM SB oOcUl nottoe to
yffael. ThU Nr. Rlcherd stot them.
Thoy atUl bare bom tbar for the
aUm af aa aeorptoaee nf.tbe fianThasa to no tenon to heHave
It they fail todo thto.:BBd that the
-SMtenefan of the plant wlU beyin
ayriy to the watay.

As has been stotod, Mra Stanton
mffetsd an in)ary to her spine from
Attentlaa to drawn tCLthe
he tarn t
taU in aliyhU^ fnm a elraet oar i
nikrfa
thrown by a
Brittoh
fatained to«>te fa 81 j
iitto*''toebefo;*
^“ftoe bad rmfawd the ynmnd. The
tbe aye
reached oy
fenafaiad
by nar
bar yianiuatner.
yiandtotber.,i
^
hnoAx on ae
M ttl

a, him

Ammtm^

im

IMA ^

JOt-dM iw. OT-T A 00

Dancing School
at the Academy
ly

tMItilB IN UT TW l1K|:?c
H«niE8 too tun TOC IDCI i-.
Sometlmei }«u do both

wsssawsfdss?.'-”-"-"
dOHNSO^

sniRte!^

DR. W. J. fflCCWS,
DENTIST. '

.

tuomBtk .on-r Pute* ana ahMOX

File (*ld UIU«S, cTfWB sa4
hri«e ai4 pwcelMi
,«erk runfiteed aOslKlMTi

rively.
any boar. Ctoaaaa at IVtokaay. Priday: CImrterfax, Tbaraday; MamMoaday:
TIh oaly jafaaaricm
Nortlwia knriOyaa. Sebwt patroaayv
■olieiled.

Prof. J. De Commerce

JA8. O. JOHNSON, I

John R. Santo

____ ,________ _ aad evea;De Oemitetor. fa New
.................
s in the .
lyriml Caltaiv.
........................ Pb:__________________
Delsarte and Deportmeat — ovecy
Wednesday at 4 p. m. and 8 p. .m.~
all the lateal aoelecy Mnoes and

GtesMsSdeatlficnU; Pnted.

DR. SAWYER

taDciiUsL
“■'“ssrsas".

HEKBALMSIlRAlieL
Wn^fboTS Blk.
--------------------- ‘ terms. Aim money to loan oa real
eetete eeoarity.
*

C. A. HAMMOND
iwa- n.

Alaafca advices state thsi the. Sitka I„

g„...

cluu who h...
rellny
□< over
c. iIh.
ol ...... ..d.
„„ .
u., ...j
I fa their respective
alaoenly loved than Mrs. Stan^ h... dwldrt .11™ . ITO ««•; ...p Tta«h'll«u, ,.I.Up >1 tmmm.
Be. to pot ai
she yatbeivd aboat ber. br beii sweet
ud n.kr tl» Ai..rlou dw id-l.
md .dnrrldi. h.lpd.l*.
Ihortot im. frirnd. who fml h«
A. Fhllwl.l|dd. iwip >.
. ltaKm.tom.lw, V.Hwwhloh| Mlldwd Kwta wta bon. h. Otanj
Ublwu Oto-P. .hlptanU. W- oro... tad.. IhlUa ta IKO to ww

sr

rjs ss

othen an ill bnt able! to be abooL
in 1887. Per tbe -past nine
The work fa aariny for tbe siek men' years she hss bean a resident of ihli
has been too mneh for tbe eraimr's city.
saryeoOs aad moat fa tlte pntiiata, Mn. StanloB was s Urtbriybt
have bom removed to various bos- member fa Ibe ndends dtareb, in
plmto fm
The
.to t--------- -•••• Vartay's whito ihe Imil always been aa nctlv*
tototato Ita, htaw talMod
^
todltownUI toy ^ ta •“•IrfhtatoUtato totaw . .totar
{of tbe primaiy dqnrtment fa the Snnwill feel Umt they bsvo loot Ibeto
tailraad. was arresiod at Bampton. best friend.
Bosldea ber
tonvet tone MaybtoiB, Elvlim aad
lay 8t.OOO from a amll car thare tost Myrtle StdMoa. who Uve at home,
The money was foand in aadMrs.OfaarlrsSeegmUtor^ Chiosyo. Mrs. Beeymiitor was -- -----------■
by teleyiam.
Tbe fnndkal wlU be held from Ihc
Priends church toatorraw morniny at
10 o'clock. Rev. M. A Ealsey official

Hair Falling Out?
wotOI IlH- fOdtoUU

Qtandanl Balm
Ooap and Tnnic„
me maow.esadnS uC CsUa«
lohlteawItlMeuv
JS..Q. Jihmm sad A K Wter

Attend toe'anotion mle at the Bos
Store this evaBiiiy. See ad la i

troahlee; tried k and myo: "Three
bottles oc^ the wt^T^Uy. ^Xo
athrrmedicine an earth eoMla It,"

AT Ai-L. omuomiwm
T^^SSetmO tod Ota 8kddai,.U„^<te
P«rfG»rSrtKed,BdI.toa<>llBi^

mm

1 tunniiimiii
11

mom MT
in mmm

1 liiiiui {ur
ItnilF (OtIPMT
inouvomioiiTDOoii^

To shovel snow mbrnings.
All that's necessary is to get up
half an hour earlfer and use one of
the shovels that you can buy from
us. It' makes the work easier to
use our shovels. They’re made of
the best materials and the Peefless
Wood sells for-a^c. ihe solid steel'
for 50c. . Then we have the ice
scrapers for use on cement side­
walks. 1>> scrape the ice and not
injure the sidewalk. We have the
Ideal ice creepers to prevent your
slipping on the ic>' sidewalks, sell
at 90C the pair. May save an ac­
cident.

Ures^arm. The best made
garment for winter- work is the
double breasted Mackinaw Keefer.
The black ^Is for $3.00. the gray
at $4C0. . I'he government cloth
double breasted blue Reefer with
the high collar at $4.50 are the
great sellers. The celebrated Pon­
tiac Kn^ jacket in red, maroon
mixed, steel gray and black, all sell
at the unifonn price of. $3.50.
Macki^Qw-Jackets, Uggest kind of
a stock to select from, sell at $1.50.

1 luiin {ui
liGUITIlf (M
DO TOO IIIIOV

llUiUI 2 UT
tmOUITIIT MT
M Hi ROHS

$200. $3.50 and $300.

ehlldran tram eraap___
iblm. Promia aotton will
mre tbe Ultle
IHleconm from these terri­
ble diemsea- We knew fa notbiay so
cerialn to yive instant relief as One
: kUntiie OoM Oatv. It can aim
■
be
rieliadapanayrippe and aU throat
landlanytrcMbW of adnlto. Pirns-

form. Tbelr doctor diTtoateaeyood.
Tbn> be wad that Dr. Ktoy'e New

When

LV. WINe fn

Fire Insurance STtL'5;«i«rte.i..tan«c. lotiis.:...
R..iE.t>t.
L W. Histitfs' Atnef.
imomamama
FIRE mSURARCE.
-.Wo!*
^ '*”7;^^3joffl»iaHamll»Bft Mllilken Block.

A omU item to bto awi

siz.'-—

S»%rs=^*-

hmhaatemdt^Mdtoand seoenJid
oaei^ two fa the chllMen. who
eteeptay oatoefint floor,
pnenta fond the steirwny a mi
sand abaady falltoy. 1
made to itoeb the fear ether
: fa bordartoy faatoa ohUdm. who were eliaptoy oa toe
a to rend datofstae to eeoondflaer, hymeanefa
fade, bat the hmtwaaao
iriaetlayfa the
driven
to be bald at Montnal.
a ayfa U. I0> 8 at
Ooveraor BUae will ectoply-ty tom-:cftUdna
dtoatt they
toay wen eaSai
> attand the | dated before bamed. The parents
t iwy Utelrtaradtoftnatod. ajed ytava fearean
I miurtatoed for Mn. MlUer'e life.
ine bean.
Mde fa toe eayayameaf fa WiUtom
BUUTIFUUIFE ESDED
A CM. Jr., yonayeat son fa Senator Oterfc. and Miss kkbel FOaM. fa
Battr. Mont The Mriaye wiU take
pteoe shortly after Lent. Clark to mid
to have prapeaed amrriaye on hie very
Her May friends to this ei^
fine meettoy with Mim Pofaer. '
fasorprlse be I shoeAed Sanday moratoy to learn fa
reply
st^ that be had watched her and | the-dmth fa Mra MiUhed Blaatoa.
thaa-'aiwblitolbad
. .
'laaelictoy tow.
aoeMent that eeearted to bar la
Qneen VieWria-e fortone toretimat- |Cbi~yo
» tear, bat a aaraaMl
ed at from fiU.000.000 to filOinO.OOa
bad boea pmforseed tff Dm
VietarU-.
ayo *flatarViotoris
s imiperty fapMlsts i| Evans and Martto a weto ^
momed to hs m
malaly fa ival estate, maeb faf whi^
_____ ' •‘•y- “**
to mid to be la Uw United Sta'lps,
notably la New York. The .Empirt
r
bBilding,. -.Ren.A«.r
Broadway
. JI. h., to be dssbod to toe yrooid ayain. th*
Btnei, has been named s9> cme fa her firm tottmatton that toe ^ Rtewiny
oomiay with the news fa her
case it to

<Mtoh.)pDfa aad Etetoaw 8?^
bto tomity had tbe Otto M ite wore*

Mtoe Lela Bodtobny. who
heoa the float of Mlto Bde Bothana
Prada Temple, tnmiamt i___
forafaw deya. ratarnad fa her hone neyfaOrandBapide. to to the ei|y
‘ aryae a awtian fora new tttel to
tl OMtae tbeeteto.
rtm Cuaa of Itefftlt __________
■alva. ae the beat In the toorid. esrtondaratod.toe earth. It e the one
>toriMheakrnrOato.Oaeaa, Bone.

Mr. Md Mm. fliiBiimte MiUm. fa
btona. lad.,
went to tbe tarn to fta the mmatoa's
mUktoy. kba MUtec. tooktoy toward

roarlfinara river above the'falls
BBday. They lost oenttol of their
beat aad wire carried fate the rapids,
▼toer, who wae aanbto to 'hHb.
nrape ever the tails and drowned,
b oftto a denaeale stnyyto to
the toy water, was feoeoed by parsons
atony the afaora.

ImOetf at yteft, Wa ett Pin tmjOdat
fa^esIMMD • wtelfi eitr-

^TTaK.-»r-^r-°r

How handsome those new
ttlendars look framed
Even ihe
small ones make-dainty piaures.
Then those Cream of Wheat Plat-'
inos make beautiful pictures. You
have sorite of those Perry Pictures,
or photographs or perhaps some
of your friends water coIoei gives
you as a gift, or some of your own
work. Why not preserve them?
There’s only one way—have them
framed. We have the largest stock *
of picture moulding in die
and
do an immense amount of framing.
Bring in your pktuieA

For tired men. 'Some are
made of outing flannel, best of
tiuality, warmest materiM. extra
long and sell at 50c', 75c and $ioa
The fancy satin with rallar and
fancy front, made ih (unk. blue aad
white, at $1.50 and $2.sa A 6ne
knit all wool warm garment,' thesQ
are $300. Paiamas, just the thing
for cold nights, and sell at $1.75
and .$2.sa These are tbe floest
goods that are shown awd oor sales
speak for their popularity.

a

nt aonnffi lonnikiufHhtieiiHr, ind^ ’rrttoiT, #AjroA«r m, igu.
CMUiUEbffl^

BUSINESS CASD8.

OTMKBKAH
ttoy'detartad.
waa«ak«.aabAattattocaU o( At

boM wUI Mt to

Bom

to «ta* f«r

BWIw ItoCtoltaM af
to

;

... .................lag a par^ <d young
Ipaaplabtortowa diom oat to tto
ton «r Mr. ato Mm Blafceatey
Bilrerlnfce. Ttoovmfto waai
wiA aaate. atagteg. mrda aal

itoaax*«r • (rt^r tomato torn- naBatoagwore oat «l Ae tety,
ftoag ttU
■TAO* Atm Pl^kTPOMf
r Mw ■ rill ttolilt t toir to togk etottonnkiii, alter
They will
to,dooidedtor>
■i.^vmtoto4 }Mi jMtotato. Tto •ptwtoblytoeaUto
Hart Tbartoay ovtoteg one of Ay
Itoto aa SWII7, iaiwMc Statorto, ato
. tomtototoBtoam («r toai
te thia Mty driU to p
' A scwiKd cHimnr..
Brda. te Stetebrrg'r Otato Opera
Tto Sm'i ki* MtoUto> to
- toatoto ilwtoryiiaa aarto 1
Heaaa. for the bmtot of A# eonaAdated Boya-Oreeeaat band. Tto mI thM tato-

i®-

'

aaa mto. ato ttot to a aaa autr
fealMtof. U • ffoamal awm.
toaaa, tomar. aatoatoklac aatabltoi'
aM«t, lav otoor ato laaamaer afflea.
Tto pm(ato(or-« llrlv
>»
At UAtogtoa a larty to taa mtool
« gtoeto la a Ml iimnaaa |Nalttoa Frltoy alRlit itoflla araaafag ftoe Mamaatto lato to a «tol
tto tolUma ratomto ton Ktool ato
tto toat waa la' afauito to tvo
tnyama. Wtoa they mtoto tto
atodktotto Mto tto toat tai
to« to
A tto toavy alato Im ato eooM
ato to mi>nto ia aay
tanUe gala ato mot
vailto at tto tin* ato tto ehiUm
r over ttro boam
Uto WTiag egav
b tto bmt tot tto
lea vaa toe eo?t to walk oa ato tee
bmry te fora a toat tfneagb. Tto
vtole party .wav Baally naeato by
weaaa of tto (any wiro bat ato bbUI
tovoml liad bam baitly fMato.
Blghtem dooMtolcmta ot^ll oolora
'
r U
ttoli
ato toatoa owaro tto dmt^f
m>
evaer. Ueorgr Jobm, aa^toeoatr
old mta of HL JoaasAi. oboaa teliaa
Cuelaa nd.> him a loeal ealabrliy.
Mra. MargarM PblM of SilvervoerfliiTamoUMMiity. will be 101
yaara old la Joaaato her bmoMU teealllM era aatopaltto. She adnlla
toe-a a lltOe hatd o' bmriag. tbeagb.

aS

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g p;ri^aagiaasjra;
<5 .p.<i.’Bgs-.iiaaag.“ar
C-^L“ktgS5ii!E?SJUSt,“-

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»to »

la Bat pa to.......

Maglctaa. Zat Zaa. Itomeeialty
artirta. The Booghtona. feate te Jeg_ _
ifaer of a^lo-data
vaedevlle apecialtiea. There baa aM
bSm aa eBunaiaaen*>lg tto .loml, Uaro
ttoairre
for
eona
tjae,
ao Ala oona
k«pt toay lor aa toar ato a half h
when everyone wilt-telly ^ifwae
------------dimata aU
(om It vaa Mfa to Wta tto pheo.
. ato that U Kndol
good Ibing. The triom are tot Id. U
It earm tto worn
end S5 eeate ato beaidea Ibe aerita of
i<opri.Aft l•RntotllcalJ>.
atogirea inatant
the attraction itaell ereaybody will
dlgwta what yoa
be glad of Ala
NTtefatoryof tern ato
I fund for Aw
KOnOB TO TAXPATXBS.
SbUtow^ Urn l^rpewarfal tala of
Te tto Taxpvn of tto Ol^ of Tlavarae OUy;
I te tto tun are
noWaThtel
TtotaxmlU lortto oolloetlan of
toa «at^ tto
We oSa One Handrod___
Ward f« any >_____________
■fOaaxrfa_
net to oared by Hall'a Cbtairh
ktairfa Onre.
my. Ttoaaltorkatohiatvotomai r. J. tteanry Oa. Propa. Toledo. O.
Uiroagb a nm to.tormtara by lato.
hto am
Tbla reeaaaoe any telriy be mtled an^toUeveUa perfo(^ hoi
tto bwu work of tto beet
"
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tea alertu te the a
-.look to ilMloUie iSmSo^
Zm I.....................................
o'eloA anttl 4 e'el^
I to te
f ito'
•
a Date Hrmut.
• Weat ft Ttoax. Wtobmle Drag'cnteg
gltta. Tolado. U. Waldteg. Kteaaa^
b la a mjtury wfay wem^
atill:
l^te. Wboleaale DraRlata. Tola- o’eteok.
Itoran
apy vaa bamlag aat. oaaalaR
fca met emly to Mr. Lava’a i
tot to to^toLhototo So

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:s4rsjirBs.'S; stL^ai

F^‘-ais?52sfiJr7.'

......... that Blaelrte-Bntem will
qolAly care mA tttnUea.. "I mSerodfor/eara vlA kida^ Uoablea,'.frjTOW.
writadMra. Aioebo Obarl^. of Peteraea. la., "aad a Man took taiaed free.
Hall'a Paaiiv Pltla are Ae beat.
au ao.1 ceaM not dm-oayielf. bat
Kleottte BIttart whoUy oared nae.
aad, aitboBgh n year* old. I aew aa
able to do
toaeew^." It
mmjuaaea Ooaatlpattoa. laprovea

WADE BROS.

. .atJaa. I
Wati'a drag

matt

RmI CsUte DmIvb.
AuetiooMn,
Treden, Hoiey Loaiwra.
2H Front SL

iidreaMBt, a
aer.- earrled I

aapidied with olaetrte lighu
Ht^nygo'a big water iwwer plaat,
aft^l mltea away.
Ln qrlag aa agtot Mek aa etoer iytotSew op hit haada and
fnaa tto oOom of aeboel dtetrlet No. down Hfeleaa He bad been te good
' > and flna aplrita ato had arUp Steira.
• of Uerai lowaahlp, Wayov oowv
lor a oetoel ofaiwt. Ttot waa |to but
TriforM City, Midi.
toard of DUB or eban oiitil a few
day* ago. wbra mob oieotor of tbe
For Sale or Trade—flood dririss
board who atgaed the order rneelred
hotao. weight ahoot lOOO Ibaa aotlea froaa a bank aotlfyiag fain
ind, kind and a good roadater.
Aat It bald fait note for tan.
.CanB road 80
SO milea an b
boar. An
Tto old Idaa-thattto body toae' oetmak of Mnallporw a* Ctaet oeeda a lanretfale draatle,
AJfo.'^rlver. Price $150.
mportto totarday fm Idttlofleld
Ft..
miln
aonAeaat «t city, r>8 acret ander
tawtaptly faaralaaa. gratly atlidatete
calUvatioD, all good land, no
liver and bowelt te expel polamoai
bnildin^ Price $700.
matter, eteenae the eyatea ato abacFor 8ale-891-40 acr« on Peninaala, aer.u milea oat—Alrtj
aon'aand 8. K. Wait’a drag atorea.
apper-traltonla lu lake ap lilt redacre# nnder rahiratiob, abool
deaee te Ohtetge. He will eraaiaally
200 boanog
boariog Ireea. acod hnoM
e lo iIm- Kortliweat, Mr. Ohaai- MIBCELLANEOU8 WANTS.
and barn, farm moatly
illy all lerrl.
leml.
torlate wiamentad bU Aiatnel i
Rood heavy aoil. Team, double
hariieaa,. watpa. aleigha and all
Tto prtic -paniikte of AUttn
neoeaaary farm toola Low price.
Price II 450.
ooaaty waa ralaed but aeaeeo by
-Obailaa Jaakaon of Monterey. It U
For Sale—HOIJ-Fine luulera 10
dm foot, oerea Inrbea te ete
room houa<< on Eighlb atre«L
w oaa way aad dve feel ait
between Union and ItaHroad ar
. ttoettor. ato welgha 61 poandt. It
enne.. Honae newly hoilt, atone
baa bate en exbibillmi at Uo(*lBa
foundalioD, large baaement,
Stattetb where It will be made tele
atone walka. fnmace. bath, 4dl
ptea ato aeld tor beaedi of tto organ
modem
conveniencea. Good
land of te'e new Metbtolat ehsTeb.
bara with, room for four honea

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1 .^rr;::Snsu,*’75J^

Bedale. tbe ebealat of tbe Agrieeltaral oollige. Mdonea tto rietaeoa of
tto depoaita for oeaeat parpoaea.
Aaa Manlatee olerk waa catting
baaaaaa from a bonA Saturday aflerBOOB. to found a ipotied adder. Ibiee
and kalf feel long, coiled n]> around
tto oMa. and aeenilngly enjoying a P^tSU'tot
alaep Tbe reptile waa drawa oat
Wtib tto aid of two atlAa and team
larrtotoa
plaoed oa eAlbitloa. Tbe Anding of
tto reptile mated
life* a few
otarfca made a raee fw ibe rear of tbe
balldtaM. KMB retamteg opoa Sndteg
tto.alaeper faaraleaa.
SaAlUllepilUaa DeWIII'a LillleJh^,fc„£y'‘
Martv Bteenate
"toly t»kto ^Sl wa«

For Bale-890 - Houae and lot
8onA Sproce atreet, joat off
tront. Honpe '
« fonndatim. large cellar,
) wall; good w^ water.
latge bam, room for aix boraea'.
A
comfortal
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‘ nice
'
*
ible
home at
7wIT
rery amall fignre- Price |90$k
For Sale—«8fi—Large, modem
honae, 16 roomo. brick fonndaUw. large baaement. furoaee.
cooling box. bath room, chiu
cloaef, cloak room, veatibnla,
obaerratorr; all finiahed in baid
wood, black and white birdBeye
maple, and mk paneling, large
lot, city water, well, eiatem,
large bara, room for aix bonea,’
and a carriage ahe<l.
ahe<!. BotAi
new, coat ocer $2000

foboiu;iol •onh >io(i. tam
worib $400, making in all a
ndution of $1000actnal coaL
Martte, aged Ik. died .t the h«|dal
' ii
Worth
------- —
at —
the preaent
preaent tine
■ Baa a woato te Ae neck maato b.v
ik.^. itwM u-T
KOOO. Owner got it at a bar­
• ballM froa a revolver te the hantii j r^ftfULi ft
gain hence chope Ae pri«
«C Hadley Baaaer.
i *. -a- t ~
almeat in two. Price ISOOtT
OMaaet aaa. Martte
For Sale-^SSS—Honae and lot on
ttntl party at tbe wtodteg
Eaal 8ih atreet. 6 rooma. all sew.
MT'a ttaar wtoa abot.
t. Snaaa
Sn...^ wa«l
wmi__
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Baay terms. PriM $750.
Batarday bodad ova for trial at the I F'5a^7^SS;.'T!^*SSfc*’SEr' For Sale- 887—Honae and lot ob
next taca of tto drenit odoH on Ae | Cedar, inat aonA of tlth atreet
nharge of Banter te A. aead
Hooea baT 7 latge rooms, lam
lot sU in good craditi^ Frioa
$900.
Fbr Sale—Honae aad lot os 8A
street very close in. honae bM
takjt Baeky MAuate IW. dm'
5 rooBU. Lot alone a wofA
teftagate.
AAyaa^MA

snsattssj-Tjr^.a^ F\ocKSTSSl'?

jiaa i ti 17.

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I oaedriag. todi^ i

M<nB&Aeuc-‘’W8'

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damilteir
CMblng Crjnpmy

h^wlU t

balldiag.

Prter Wombarg.
City Treamrer.

evary
TbibIA.

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aalaan'a
a B,

Otorvtor

Fire Insurance
OoNT Be Fooledi
Kocar arouNTAiN tu

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Vfffmmmjmmmmmmmmmmmmmmijfmmd
: AT THE ;

AUCTION
Tins Afternoon and Evening
In addition to our cloak and su it stock we shall dffer

r
Dress Goods, Blankets,
Ladies and Children’s Underwear,
White Oiiting Fliinnels,
Woolen Underskirts, Bed Spreads,
Bahy Bonnets, Baby Cah Robes, Shawls,
Eiderdown Dressing Sacks

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And various other lines.
3

Don'« P-mil To AMond.

iSV^S^^JSSiSS:
^bi3Bonb<ii>n. Pri<»
ojtl» kotk. .1.V,
i-d,, for ,b«iial^ 1^ aor.

!;

matt

unpaid Jannaiy lOA. Acre will bo
Aaigto a fee of 4 per enot for ecdleertoa. Pa^^ oa7deUa,^t eliy

md hit,

aooo.

t

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OfSee teroM^,

Htekrs ,
/feefers
MOff
Cilsters

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B. Oatea BIm. one af tto teadiag
aaAnnta of St JoaqA. dragtod
ftad Batarday aftanaa tm kda way
la bla bana ttel. Wa L.
. nnattor aM addia. toartog of Btea'a
anddan date, droppto te ito*aiaat
A daad. By aadteal aatetena to

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BEADU BLOCK.

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|J. W. MILL!KEN.

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Wade Bros. BUUIMUU
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JUa^HOTJOUBNALnaE ICW STEHOmOM um

Mt. «rfllfA.r. O. Hmmm f»i^fimBA TWt to Boy

IMS or A CON^eoeMTC NCW»PAKM OU«MC TMC WA^

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Tb fM>i Am aw tb* Ivbl A^ >.
|«H. ia Cbananun- ti va ■ loar
«daaa fubo. pabJtahrf by Fnw M.
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maioc- BTnybo^ la-

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UAr’* pm*. ■ draa *T)le^. coaM , aaabiaa az^ )ml

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■tlDlM .priasoi iw
toSTlitay^Tu^Jl^i^m^”W)«
bto anay
iber*. ib* ]a|inr—
ta atm lOaatrr drauat In lb*
at that ytaa^, lH>wrTW,-|t brrMD* *i
4mt Ibal tb* Pabirab wef* Matua
ta fnr lb* pnrpiW of apti
ll« that lupnrtavt
ana Tb* B*t>*) bry
mm lb* Mialh
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TbapapwwaanimorM! to NariMi*.
am, Mrmn. WaiUTMa and Robnrt*
'•tortod in rbailabnny* fi»af-wd*y»
aflar tb* pUni had b*.ti «hl|ip*d. Tb*
■halltDC <d ChMlBonaya ill that niailb

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.chi**t,anl*adlB tbacrtty Uat **«•'
>A to aitond tb* faorral of Mr^ !*;
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SoMtoillM
* nothpr. u_
Mr*. i.u—.k.. 1
StaatoB.
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m by iUbeaa. aud aaabt* to

. JS’i5|£
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tawiBia t»

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tafaiaa ___
had .to|a»'________
>u
' tni*fort««”' to fall
. jMlmbT and tnJar^hlmiaU
oaabla 10 b* .
rrrlral ma*llnc laat erealw. Rar. 'sua
jj. K«n*dy. paator of tb* Seooad M.'----K charoh liad ebanta of Ib* aerrlo*.

J.j*a.i:.tw

Ml, and whii* wallluB r>a-lh*JH*t
atipeiw, after beiuK
imn i
I. where abe ba* accepted
BMkr by a arrtaiil. WKt(*n>*j a
BiMA^oA*'va>>*^'‘‘''ra>s*tii<u.wbl<-h ' poaitioo ai teacher in th* aclMoU.
d ap<« Ibewat. Alihonyli It* : TtMUM* Yoant of Maple City
knew b* wa*
ra» In lb*
il tm iMa !t an offl- I u,a dtj «b buin*M yeatotday.
retameo,
■»a::::
Pctoakey. -gto
I from *i*it# at Oar
of tb* anuy. H* IdiIoIkm id
lain* of Oewral Rratst a* b* bad beas I d„-,
_____________ ________
mm <u
AutoC la 111* Rebel Thedeneral lirteu- , DoUdc** aometlme* paaae* for death.
. ad for awhile in aluHMl *pi‘C<-ljl«»t wnii- i Men With taaia* rea^ tbe
dto. hot M«tr<illMl hiuweU till hi* Dery Rooky MonnUin Tea
critic bad aboMdhiiu fur eotufininotia, I into onv* head. AV.
t V *■
and addiMator Mr. Wat- | K»<
U»<«>B*el*t(iaMn*li>MlU t«l(
toafooaaked:
iCdlmAn's Int
l^uny. W **a from^OBoe «e
intArlor^topAr Is ths
‘•DoyonknowwlKilam. »ir>"
1 aoat AacabU
^Uo, spiled tha. he »-d ato j
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~raRB8TBRS I n^£*52?
ttiai Miv.
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Sia^ arnnarnimi*
tbe ataffnf Llratmiuil(4*BPrulle**ilda*
ftilk. After iwviun a *Ik*iiiiu.'m Hull
rapacity W*IU«oo r«d*ued ou<l hceeiu*
rAllor uf (lac of 111* |i*]i*** imhlndw'd la
AUaata
>
Attn *uoqrTroltBl**i»leniaia Otif-.,
•s «or awbiie the Bp|«wh of tbe K*d
**■1 army tuAtbiBta In Joly <f tint
ymr warned the pabIMver that In- aiant
•or* cw If be w.iold keep Tlw Rebel
- aSoal and >iiT*hi**ralp. w Itwn* likiii
•. Ala., tbal fall.
e ercalfal |i*p*r
............
> loigi ami failbtal .
Wpbeld. It wa* HI ibe laltet |*irt of
April. IHlU'i. that Srlma wa* takni by I
OmmlWiUci Tb* t\A«al* knew rd '
tbe *xlit*ore of The Rebel, and one of
toe Am tbiiia*lfary did toappena* Ibair
wntfawailu Sr* >1* ofAie. which, wiu
la a baiidiBR bmid* lb* rirar and bolU
^ly orer II. The Yaaken prinird
Mali ebiiel. la wbirb they
torir rictmy mar tbe "reb«" aud tmbtb* "sctwral orAm from brad.
Msrto*''aBBooiK-iuc 111* *aiT«*idrr«f
too atmia* ef the anaibero A'cofederac?. e

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^nr and boraed all tb* Ale* Ihcy mnU

■sA—Roatiai a*nld.

T^ygga
■tar*..

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Is nicely arranged on the west half of our
basement floor, filling shelves, counters and
tables covering a flodr space of 125 feet by
21 feet.
Dress Goods, Staples, Underwear, Notions,
Clothing, Shoes, Men’s and ^omen’s Fur­
nishings, Quilts, Blankets, Trunks, Valises,^
Ladies, Misses and Children’s Jackets, etc.

THE FAIR STORE
Was in existence only 10 months, hence
it is much fresher than bankrupt stocks
usually are.

TOlLt de NORl) GINGHAMS, fresh and
bright colors, retailed at loc and u!^c.
bankrupt
iirupt pprice..................
■"'^'Sued^awc^ba^nkrupt^p^

Look Out
for thl* «pii.>rloolt.r-lobeneAt your
(rienA A conrae ot •lady ta Th* li
____Ihinr that lO.OOn m-w atadi-nl* (fladly i»y
for erery moatli. How much more of n prir*
i» it to tbe wianerirf oar Edutational Vot­
ing Contest when it doe* oot co*t a erni:
A *el of drafetaa inatrameol* U nl*o airen
i?inrtbe oonrae. Thl. act ooald aol be dopli'
r^ted ia any atore for lex than Sl ’i.lri ,
■
Dtawiiiit enter* Untely into all the iraile*
A and mofmaioak. Conarqaeaily rou cannot do
a better 11
im it oat with ynar aame and addteaa. and brina m mail » to the
ba*ioe** o«e* of tlw Record. Tomarrow do the mm* thlap. A.k
all yoor friend, to aave tbeir coopant for yoo. and. tf n*ce***»y.l'oy
n few e«ta oopie* of ib* pnj.T. *0
aa to be aate of wlnniait.

jl Free « *
Scbelarsbip
■^t\To tha pafsoa lor whom the
^
grestest oombrr of votes are
cast before Fehrtiary 15. IHOl, the Becoiti will prmnt free IniUoB in ehher Hechsaiosl or Architectorsl Drawing to Tbe In*
tematioBsl Onrespoodeoce SchooU. of ScranUm. Pa . m well
t of drawinz iaatromraU to be naeil in c<mneclion with ttw oonrae.
.
ALEX 8. MILLER, Local RepreaentoUve.

^cw to Ook.

THE PRICES
Throughout the entire stock are uniform­
ly low, based on our cost and it was
bought cheap enough!

\1/E will not burden you with too many quotations neither will we throw out
W ••leaders" to attract your attention There are no "leaders theentire stock will
be closed out in a short space of time and at uniform low prices-we may say. much
lower than we or any other dealer can purchase it in the regular \^ay. We name be­
low only a few items which will give you a fair idea of the prices on the entire stock of
the bankrupt Fair Store.
.

Ooa'i alway* fceep.voareye*

a reoorda of the competitor will'toe shown
In the paper After ftie contest la sterted, Ahd votes
will be.reoetved until tnWnIghtof Feby. 14.1901.

r tflt talk to

M.inli**.

HI:
;s:!S

d Coupon And mAlI or bring it to
tha buairtaas offtoa of ttta Record.
Each Coupon muat bear tha name of the per-

Haaasbiaftw 1
*aytbilrd*bto_

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« Maiietu. Waiierwaictamni
toefc* ua ItraiTal Ui*u. »l>o lofuimed
ihUdn-rif Til* Kebelllml I
lb* pohU*!'
■e *dil<e Wrtr diMHiairiil tl
tbcirale*.
II hl*lm*k
W owld mil r.
1 ibiA ln>
•Btk otber frn nd*. fur h* wa*
MBB 10 relrart a «»nl luvlo h-dhtated
to A* ediii* lu vhlW b* would wril*

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THIS
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T« 1«

w. K. Kaliy w«i to Daboit|Mnlttfi A NorthdMttn R. R.

. Of coon* WalirrMU wo* annit.wbat
lakae ahark. bat in bia meat cimtly
sad totralnne taauner aamrad tienacal
BnM that b* bad Bin meant to U'ofiMWire. bni that hU rrilMno* treae
Mdr ill rnlfaitli an<> frutu molitiaef
MDoara dr«i|b to ptoBiol* 1 be welfare of
the Oimffdlhiry. Pol apulnitie* wee*
aot a*k*d nr yIrcB.
•
Uewrral
bowrirr. nercrforrol
r furtrar* III* rritu-. Affer the haul*

Tonight at ? O’clock Sharp
mm AN AUCTION SALE

-THE SAL.

Cortsistoa
a « 1»

Out evKtins h* rliutfld a —
I. and It
ao'a boa
ID Chat

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“The Fair” Stock df Big Rapids, Mich.

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to Joiii tb* papM-. Kdili* 111 ttiwf ttal- ' wIck. whleh ocoairad yaal*

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^fLadks\ Wisses* and Cbddren's Jackets,
Capes, Suits, Etc., Etc. Uo Private
Sale this Evening

^ wMl. ^ 'P >-

rsnaoMAU
Mr*. WillUn Btown of UlaBd U

ATLASTSIKecib
BASEMENT SALE

“I

T8E)R game of see saw
til* and rt»iu« JoamiliM. Ibwtj W*l- Wi
MaoB. to Milt tb* pmpa. Mr. Paai
y Votla* < ■at.*a« la
bttacbt u Uie taiMauc* of tU. Woiuta-Mb • V^aaTBSA a TAB.
mm Ml. Albrt B<ibm*. a *)K<rua*wTilaaad Ualood joanuilM of Kaabtilla.
VaalattMr rnak WaMae

a <■ tb* train foa Cbal*

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■mm priot tb*a fM ««Na^ Ofua ibo tb* Mb*l by Mr« Uttar, tod wtU' It; ?SSST ^ .
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40 a«lT I rtn,trnr, nniaanl 1 hrr rr’SZiSi^
-thad-uadltoaiUanya ln.
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at arbM* Jwal. aod lb* lap*' «r*» !■
^ rx.«
in
Mwannani i aixl da. b*lM wadt ■ «»•
»"* “
.adaaa Mpa •dMtUr afis U« |Hibl»«- «Uadiat W pTrarat 1»:
tka bmma. V*ird<«- tb* t'rttar a- 'Braak Waliaa
' r lb* caprwn <d tb* any tct |kn Oaff*

I CtTT* WICK. YCMDAT. JJ^HVAaT

6c
4C
3T^c
3)^c
6c
6c

MULE SKIN-N^TTENS and Glov'es, lined
and unlined. bankrupt sale price- •: -.•••
BED COMFORTERS................................................. «c
BHD BLANKETS.....................................................

I'NDKRWEAR. (or Mon. (me natural wool.
worth Si.oo, bankrupt price..........................
Heavy Random Wool Underwear, bank­
rupt price persu.it...........................................
Ladies’ Extra heavy ribbed Undenvear, per
garment, bankrupt price.............................
Ladies' extra heavy flat fleece shaped Un­
derwear. bankrupt price per suit................

48c
76c
17c
69c

BOVS CLOTHING Th? onire slock of boy’s ami
chililren’s clothing bought by the Fair Store this
winter, is fresh and'new. and will go quick at the (
followirig prices
qt>c. $1.25. $i-|3. Si.pS, $^48.
• '■
*1e the
price
$.'.g8.^S.t4«
Everj-,-ooc wiutli double
I

MEN’S
CLOTHING

This stock is very clean and mostly purchased this winter. When
the profit and a gowl share of the cost is thrown off you can readily
understand what the prices may be. Some suits The Fair sold as 4*7 ftO
high as $18 CO. Our highest bankrupt price on this slock is.............. ^
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Men s all -wool black clay
worsted Suits, satin lined 4^ KH
throughout, bankrupt price*'”'*^'^

. Men's all wool Wack frieae
Listers, worth $7.5o.bank- «4. RQ
rupt price• • •:

CHILDS ULSTERS

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$3.48

EVERY DOLLAR'S WORTH OF “THE FAIR” STOCK
Is placed on our basement, floor. An extra force of
clerks to take care of your wants. We mean
to dispose of this stock within 30 days.

Tk Sale Proper Begins at 8 O’eloek
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 23.
NOTHING aO NT PmUTE SUE TUESDIT EVENING-MKTHN ONLY
Comto Onto, Oomto All.

THE BOaTDN STORE

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