The Morning Record, August 13, 1898

The Morning Record, August 13, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

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1898-08-13

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

Tml THE MORNING RECORD.
y TRA
mATKBSE OITl, laCH., SATDBDAy, ACGD8T IJ. 189S.

FIKISHED!
WAR IS OVER!
Pea(ve Protocol Was Signed at the
hlte House Yesterday.

V

AN ORDER TO CEASE HOSTILITIES
Issued By President McKinley To Naval and
Army Commanders Lasi Evening.

Waahiiigion. Angnai 12.—[8p«jUl]-The pBa-y* protocol
ngned et 4:23 tbia afternoon by Secretary of State Ddy, repreaenting
the United Statea, and M. Cbmboo, the French Ambanador. repreeenting the Spaniah fforemment HeereUiy Aiger baa cabled ordera
to all military eomnundara that the protocol of peace baa been aigned
and to cease boBtilUiea. Secretary Long haa cabled admirals Smnpeon and Dewey and other naral commanders that the peace, protocol
haa been signed and to cease hoetiUtiea These orders were by com
mand of President McKinley
^
Ambassador Cambon and Secretary Thiebaot drove over to the
White Honae from the French embassy in a heavy rain. Contrary
to all fonner visits, they drove sll tbs way to tbs White House and
alighted in the broad portooacbere. Both were immediately nabared
inside and into the cabinet room where President McKinley, Secre­
tary Day and assistant secretaries Moore, McA'lee and Cridler bad
been awaiting them. There, in the historic cabinet room, the cere­
mony of formally agreeing to and the signing of the protocol of p«me
took place.
The protocol, signed this afternoon, provides:
1. That Spain will relinqoish all claims of sovareignty over and
title to Cuba.
2. That Porto BiOo and other Spanish islands iir the West In­
dies and an island in the Ladronea are to be aelacted by the United
States end shall be ceded to the latter.
3 That the United States wilt occnpy and bold the city, bay
and harbor of Manila, pending the conclnsion of a treaty of peace which
shall determine the control, disposition and goremment of the Philippint's.
4. That Cuba, Porto Rico and other Spanish islands in the
West Indiee shall be immediately evacoated tmd that the commiaeioners to be appointed within ten days shall, within thirty days from
the signing of the protocol, meet in Havana and Saa Juan respect­
ively, to arrange and execute the details of the evacnation.
5. That the United Statea and Spain will each sppmnt not more
than five commissioBers to negotiate and oonelnde the treaty of peace.
The commiesflners are to meet at Paris not later than the 1st of
October.

^

C. Ou the signing of the protocol, bestititiea will be snapeE
and outifo to that effect given as soon as pomible by each government to the comniamlers of its military and naval forces.
The atiovi- ia the ufficial statement prepared aad given to the
press by Secretary Day.
The protocol pr-^videa for two commiasioas; first 1 peace eomniissioQ, which will meet in Paris; and seocmd, s miiitary eommiarion
which will meet iu Haraua probably within fifteen days. The mili­
tary commission will be crested immediately on the sigpiog of the
prutorol. Ita duties will be of great importance. It will settle the
details of the evacnation of the Spanish armies from the West Indiea
and will decide all questions relative to the removal of submarine
mioea, immediate relinquishment to the United States of the great
fortresees ac Havana, San Jnan and other poiute ak^ the transfer of
the possession of Manila City iteelf.

MAKING THE BEST OF IT.

Irwtioaa

e haabMB ta­
aiMd. aa feUowa:
“The goveramra la of tha opiaioa
SPAIN 18 NOW COVSIOBBZVO that tba moat oritiral period of the
peeee negotUtioM haa now nrrlvi>d. ae
TBS SOMSSTIO StTUATlOV.
ft depanda apon ‘the

•BdWTor !• anwr*
the Ottbu tfCMOtT to pay it wk«a tb« •pain BaUeves tt OhMper to
the
Waad h Bblo
Islaadn Than to Mnintala an
"The qoMtioa of a treaty of oobB'
Army to FI
mertM «U1 lead to «
raMe <
New YoHt. Aornet 1>.—The Joer•ioe. aad the Mltor trU be eabmlttod nal’e Madrid eorrenpondent aayt that
8(*ln is eonslderinr favorably a propotoaooBfflleeioBef dtploMtleM ai
alUM to aell ibe Pbillpplnea, aa it ia
the preeideaey of Beaor OeetUio “
'MWved the UnlWd SiaWa wtU Uka
The Liberal oeafratalatee the eou- only Manila and the adjaoant territory.
try “opoB tbefaet that the war b end­
Premier Safaata. Ilia reliably re­
nted. tavora the aale, wbleb 'wonld
ed. thoarh SpMiUh rale in Amerlee
relieve the kingdom of tha neewity of
bee ooBpletely teimisated. We rdaeadlag troopa to keey down the ineerae the licbt to eritiebe the yrotoool anrgeata. Preach ofBdali are enoonrwhen fraedon (• reatored to theyreae.” nriny Ue plan, thoeyh admlulnr
the Liberal eayc “Tboee danger of BnropwndiwentloD ovei
Oermany U very uxiona to aecure a
who prewed that the eveate of We leel
foothold in the PhtUpptnee, and
three yeare were elaply aoeldente
donbtieaa be a atrong bidder (or the Uwhiebdidoot affect Sptabh hbtory Ubda. 8be may have made the prope.
are deeelriny tbemeelree.”
aition referred to. In the aeramWe for
the pswen mty atlr tbalr
lontiea np to aneb an extent
that war will reanli.
Spain. U aba
the Uiaada, will donbtieaa gain
eAXPsov An eosur both aelU
powerfnl ally in making her eboioe.
KAOS man abiobaxa
The aale of the ialanda, it la agraad
here, will Wnd to pnt the government
Mssy Other Promlaeat Vavel Ofletrs on ita feet again, afur the
Baised ia Bank Beoanae of Coawar with tbe Called Sutm aad the
long draws out atragglca la the Philip•pteuoBs Ooadaet and Bravery.
pime and in Co haSpecial to Tax HoaaaM Bicomc

REWARDS OF GALLANTRY.

Olllcl&l Stftt«ment Oiven Out by 8«or«tary of Stote—Spain
• AsTffW to the Oonditione Danutnded by United
0tatee-Text of Peeoe Prvtoool.

Tvo Cnii,

FOR SAIE-THE PHIUPPIHES.

St.t« r.fuM to .Maat

Washlaftm, AorMtlt —TlietaUow.
inf proMDtlou for bravery and eoa•pienOM eowlnet In batUe were i
Aaotber ef Haaaah Blflm
pnblie Wday:
Typhoid
nT. Sampaon.advanead eight nnmbera and appointed n
Travem City waa again ahoeked and
rear admiral from Angnat to, ISM. for aorrow beeeght to many bomea by the
-port ef tbe death of aaotber
amiireat aad eonapienoni oondnet
of Oompaay M. Tfairiy-foortb Mlehigaa
haute. Ha lahaa rank next after Bear
Admiral John A. HowaU.
Oommodora Winftald & Sehlry. ad lar. of Summit City, oa# of tha flmt to
Mr. Pollrr
vBBeed atxnnmbma aad npsolawd a eaitotforthc war.
well kaows and p-tpular hewe.^tbengh
rear admiral from the aame date aad
better koowa in Sewmit City.
Tbia
for the MOM reaaona- Ba take* rank makea three dwatba from tbe raeka at
ncR afwr Bear Admiral WUliam T. of Traveme CUy*a eemoaay ef brave
paoa. CapU John W. PblUpe ad- ■oldiera asd it ia vlnoerely hoped that
vanead Sve nnmban and wax appointed the dread fever will spare the olben,
eow that aU dangera of battle are
wmodora, takea rank next after
over.
modora Jobs C. Wataoo. Oapt.
Braneia Higginaon. advanead three
numbers; OapL Bobley D. Evana advanoed five nnmbers: Capt. Henry C. Votwitbmaoding Poaitlwi ef Sberriff
at BaSiUe, Oorbett and KcOoy
Taylor, advanced tve nnmbera: Capt..
Will Scrap.
Pranela A. Cook, advanerd Sve nnm­
SpedaJ toTua Moaxm Baooao.
bera; Capt. Charlea B. Ciarh.
buffalo.
Angutt
i;.—Noiwlthaundaix nnmbera; Capt. Prenoh B. Chad­
wick. advanced dve sumbera: takea Isf tbe poeilioB taken by Sheriff Baw-

FRANK M. FUUER DUD.

FIGHT WILL COME OFF.

rank next after Capt. Charlea D. Bigs- tbors, club offiria'a tay that Corbett
bee: Lientesaat Oommander Baymond aad McCoy will sure’y meet aa aehedolP. Bodgm. advanoed five aumbere: ed. thouvB tbe aeare may keep away a
Ideateanat Commaadar Seatna Sehrod- few ootsiCera
ar, advaaoad three aomberk; Llenienaat Ooaamaader OUea B. Harboe. Lien-

Admiral XirUand Better.
eppria) Id Tux Mnam* Rbcmb.
taaaat Commaadar Newtoo B. Maeoa,
Vall»)o. Cal., Augual If —At 4 o'clock
Lieatenaat Alexander Sba-p, Jr . LiraIbia afteniooo Admiral Kirkland waa
teaaat Harry P. Ha«e: aU advanced
rettiug etaily aad alowly galalag
dee anmbera. Chief Boglneer Charlea
xtreugtA. Hia shyaieiana DOw «y hto
J. Mae Ooeaeil. advanead twoaniaN
reeovery to poaaibir.
Oktef BagiM r John L. Haaaum, admbera: Chief Engineer
Thuraday nlrbt aomeonr broke into
Alexander B. Bataa, Chief Engineer tbe ticket ofiee of the baae beil park
Robert W. MUUgan, Chief Engineer and appropriated one of the maaVt beloaglDg to tbe Boailrra
Manager
Waram B. Bailey; all advanoed three Keboe will give a reward of SS to tha
nnmbera.
Paet Amtotaat BaglttMr perm furslabisg iaformattea which
Oeo. W. McEliwy. advanced tbrra num- will ideeUfy tbe thief.
beta aad appointed Chief Bagiaeer.
We have aU kinds o( aewiug :
mender Bowman H. MeOalla, ad- eblne aiwdlea J. W. SLana's ho
w anm •
vaaeed aix anmbeim and appoteted
eaptate to reatore him to hto origteal
pteoa 00 the navy Uat.

Red, White and Blue
Picture Moulding
fS
r, the leteet. Sunday, reed the lete maguziiiW.

I

CITY BOOKSTORE,

'4

BoUey dfc OoaaM0

.290 Front Street.

one OUTING m

mm

1898 Model
Cheap if sold at once.

F.dR..R..cK

HASKELL’S BOOKSTORL: ^

Just Part
of the Price
b what yon-a p«y now If you want a

FANCY PARASOL

1

Oar atoeV of theae go^e (all thU aeaaoat atyle) go at greatly «at priaas
—esc to m ,s. Valaaa an SLts to 84.60. Better m thaai, at

i STEINBERG’S

Reliable D17 Goods, Carpet
and Clothing Hoose.

4;

If You Have Logs to Sell
Oorredpond with ths TrsvncM Oity Lnmbsr Compsnj.
We have for nle Good,

Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring.
Short Maple Wood.
Xa^lffT^S BOS w*T.-m
Mill Machinery of all demaiptions, indnding Two Bngiiws,
flat Workd, Ctmages and Saw*. A oompbto 8sv Mill Plsnt
for dale.
'

TRAVERSE CITY LUMBER CO

While The
Price of Tea Has Gone Up
We will endeavor to keep it within the reach of all.
It will pay yon to try onr 13c bulk cofiee-a good
wholesom^beverage at a'email price.

JOHN J. BREZINA
■Phone 167.

B«8 Front Stroot.

Hastings’ Real Estate AgencF.

Tniene Git; ScRool of losic!
IWM10 dM 11, Bffidle Bwt

KtOaiHAV 80LOUEB BOVOBBD

ter rroniuadCaaOu.
«lar Oonapienbiu OaUantrjr ■txx AllPV M. Orxwfete. MIm AIIpv T Robrru,
Hi.xIUWI P WUIU>. Hiss J«mix
Is Baule.
•pwtal uTn MOBXiSa Kaotae.
WaaUagum. Augaat lA—la
batch of naval promottota made p

HUT A

HANDSOME CUPBOARD
FOR $5.00, OF

-ilc by the department the only favoewd
OM not as officer of lino tons pamaJ.
Aaatotaat Bagiaeer Oeorga W. MeBlatoy. Be got bowrabta meattea te the
roportof LteateaaatOommaadeg WateWright of the Olouoester for eoaeptenoae
gaUaatry te baUle Jaly trd. Thto o^

H.L.CARTER
Who has Added a fall^
Uaeof

dew of the eaglnoer aerviee ao aoteWr
Waata to Preaarve Her Sovereigs^ thadetaUa whether peaMwUi be mo
•red was appoteted CrM Adrian.
leaaadrastagaoaa. Spate wlehea
Over Pailipplnee cod Wi'l Bodeav-.
Mlehigaa. Be wm advanoed throe
or to Bxve the Ccbac X>ebt Paid praaerve bar
ity over the w^e Bumberaaadb
■ aehtefeagiaaer.
By Onbaaa.

AVOTSB&OPnOBEOOMX.
Madrid, Aoguit is—The c|u«etioQ of aeeord aU tin ptditlcal aad adminlethe aooeptanoe of tbe protocol having tnUve refoma eoaaiateat with the
Wm. K. Wood of Twelfth
I
bar Bovaraignty.
been aittled, aad ita aignaiore having.
Infant^, Oiad nt Naattege.
"Begardtegtha evaeaatioa of Cuba
been ei^lieitly and definitely aatbor■paelal te Tux UoaxnM luniiaii
and
Porto
Bteo.
it
wUi
be
aaud
that
ixed. tbe goveromeot iaioow oonxlderWaahiagtoa AogvMt it —The war
lagthedomeauealtuauoaaad aeeking
‘•*^***
**«»*'»
department haa reoeived thrtollowiag;
for tbebeatmaanx of allying «citw |
'General Corbin. Vaabtefteau Lientenmaat aad propogatieg the Idea thatj
tereata will not auffer.
The army lat Wm. Wood, of the Tivollth IntaaSpate'a aorreader ii not ao eomplete aa
which baa aet ba
wiU ra- try. died at 1 o'clock today, August
to Ledteated by the bold
I of the tara with Ito gnu aad mualtteu.
itth, malarial fever.
At thaBtet Step te tkto di- “Bearding tha Oahaa debt, aa -Ua
BKAram.”

FURNITURE
To

I SATURDAY'S
’ SPECIAL
"THE BOSTON STORE
On Saturday Xngn« ISth,«t 6«.m. hhMp,Mul&r th,
balanoa cd tha day wa wlU aall;

Wwp eStAbllAh-

ment. The ftiraitose will ocoopy the front of the bntldlng
and the nndsrtaking boainsaa
tbe rear.

H. L GARTER,
994 Union street.

Aad aU other merebimdiw'Ytoportioiaitely cheap DonH
miaa thi» opportanitj. The« prioee are on good hoaeat marebandifle. Yours BeepectfoUy,

THE BOSTON STORE
Olass Block.

Traveme City.

W-%

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THE VOBVnO BBOOSD. SATtrSDAT. AUOXTBT 18. 1896.

MOBroro

bboobd.

J. G. ELLIS
BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUNDBlES!

B9STXBM SUBAHSnX
•ry ibaa-untry baa I

Tuatwday^ earn# Waa tha m Ear,
nlar Onataat of ^a laMon.
fBATSBss orrr. • KioaiaA]i
Taata^ay praeUeally eleaad tba ball
Tan will ba a UtMo anapplag and
•unrllBgatthahMbet Aawrtaaa peo- aeaaOB W Traaetea City, aa far aa tbe
•kAHS TE4VEB6B BB&AU>.
Huatlm ara emeemed. The BanageCM. T.
AMO J. W. bAsm.
ahant baa dMmad it adviaable to diaj band the team. ii>a*moeb aa tbe at>
t, W. JBjjnmi. Bdltor moA Muicor.
for
I taodapee baa bMn far from anfScieBt
My work U first class aod prices that are in reach of all. I am
At the Bapnbilcai eenveBtioo for *<> P*y rOBolag «peoa. a The failure
Wexford couBty, held Ib CadUlae yaa- of Manialeetomatnuicaleam Ihrongb
' prepared at all timee to take care of tbe trade. I make a specialty io
■ s tarday, a aolld delegatlMi for MUUkea tbe aaaaon makaaltunwiae tooonilnue,
, Bianog, V alcSDiEing and EnameliDg. A fine line of wheels for sale
aa only frequeat gamea alii permit tbe
anpport ol a aalaried team. Beaidea. it
and tn rent.
■ J. O ELLIS. 311 Front street, east.
haa been hard to get good teama berr
tbi» aeaaoa, moch more ao than ia formar yi am.
BVT IT Exaviuu) Txv DnmtaB In cloaing tbe aeaarn, however, tbe
Banagement baa ti>a aatiafaction of
CU».
^ B( Ik* Fwtoftr* *1 Tr***r*«
Tr*«vr
TO
OSPBAT
THB
SUBTIXES.
M..***M>e*d elM*B*U*r.
having put in tbe Add tbe beat team
Traverac City ever bad and there will
Homo Taam Bad iba Oama Won in be ro deVu banging ..ver tbe organ'**Thraa TamBtnlaa.
tiia Pint Inning, but Allowad S.
tion. It waa hoped that tbe D. A. Ca
Three urantula* were found in . I Pri.e. wm be right. A. S FRYMA.V,
is.t Pront.treetA 0>a to Taka it Away.
could play a return game here
— —Tbe third and laat game of the aeriee woek, bn: eircnmatancea will compel i bunch of banana* yeeieiday at Schi4p- '
good one cheap. aler> repair at tborl
tbe
Una.
era
to
aeparmte.
The
team
!
pa<»«a«'»
fruit
ator:
One
1*
onntua.
y
J)
q
YQjJ
J
BO&t?
*
with the D. A. C-a waa played
nMice. Call and ee« what yon can gaitt. WM.
dayatTweUthairev. park. The grand-;tl»l.*«aatn haa been compoeed of fine | large and the other i-a baby, but aa PBTTBkLY. Ulf Monrt
•treel. We»t Side.
aland andbleachers were filled
by an pl*y«rt ai J good bort pereoually and bn m*de bit evn-pi in ne
antbuEiaatlc cro* v whicherideueed | Ibc bw.*-H f»“»regret parting whereabonU are at pre*.-nl unknowr.
that the flfl^n Inning game the day j •">> thei - When ibry go away. hoA- The thlr! U dead.

.ns

LOST TBE THIRD GAIL

Watch This Column For Bargains!

Ask Us For Prices,

WE SELL ALL KINDS OF WATCHES

Ooimijr CoBvantlon.
iwkltoB tor Ike
Um* lor euuat; flAem for
>1/, «U1 be Beto *1 Mb
lioiM*, Tr*.«ra* CU)
MT.Mept. tod, UB*.*il»iu'eWcK.
_J*«*tcr*ttoviuhIpe«UibeeDUtted Ui
•f*Me M (iHU>ve, ub ■ b*eu «t one Uelrsmie
i*r —et It Tbtoe. ot « molriy. c*»t ml IBc lael

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Trereree CUf~
IM X*rd............

to Wbtu ....
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klti W*rd . .
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H'bUk**.er

Xsd of tb« Wbt for J uauc«.
HoaOIiUm bkic c«sM«d: Spkio hk*
CokU; kouepiMd the pe«oe keriBB uf tbe
PalUd Ht*M* ud ibe. prouxol h**
kMoanlj *t^od Cjf' ibe reprt««Di».
tlTMof tMtb eouuuie*. *C.bu detloiu«3aelwit>B will b« hkUed wiui
yWBtiBt BkUklkctiun b/ Ui« people ol
•ha Uoited btktem. I'bU war fak* been
abwt ^ut the neat remkrkhble io
hhdor}- of hkiiob*.
The United
CtataahM MlOBuded the Uld World
hgr tke Ucillir WIUI which e tmI krm;
JMd been rki»«d hnd plkued In tbe field
«*dj for hctire sereice. All Bhlioiu
jMn boon mrpriked at tbe power
•f 0«r naval eeHciB khd tbe tkill and
adfeiency of our cfiicerk and oieo: and
nipaetw'Lleh will redound to ibe adVMiafe of \bUe0Dau7 in future iuierMtiMal aflaira hpaia'e loea bae been
MOrmbne and oar gala far greater
-fOMO wa« hoped at tbe beglnniag of
iMiUUilea.
«o have loat a great batUeabip. the
Maine, with ber MO t>rave aeaman who
wmx dows to death in Havana harbor.
Pnttaablj' 1«H than five bnudred aol4im% and aeamen have loat ibelr Uvea
Mmb in defenae of tbe flag. Tbe lot*
g| t‘~i— gallaat Aserteana
have
* hee^t glOT7 to the flag they dafandMi, but aonow io aan; flreaidca.
fhere U thU oonaolatlon; The; died in
M sableat aaaae known to civUiaaglea, that of jutiioe and Hbertj-. And
ghelr mesoriea will be bonerad aa long
•• this nation aballUve.
Onrgainte gneat from a material
etew. Waarato have Porto £lea, a
ageUyrieh pomemton. together with
ether lalanda in the Weat Indiea. Aba
ana of the Udronaa, a valnable additlOB te our coaling atatioaa o« tba high
•eaa. Bcaide*, a generona cbnsk from
the PbUIppinea for a eoaling atation,
' which wiU be detemlaad bj a
Me*. There are other advantagea
Mob will be developed aa tbe peace
iatlona progrem.
a^oUatloa
I almoal 1
apalnb I
hU Cuba will paca from ber domlnJom. That waa tbe chief object of thb
aatton in proaecntlng the war. Her
#tbar loaaoi in tarriior/ will be eaorMOua. chief among other dUaatera belag the immenae fleet of warabi^ deetMTcd bj tbe brave Dewey and hU
■an in Manila bay. Then the deatruc
Itoa of Cervera'a iquadron ol erniaen
Md torpedo boau at Santiago, tbe
fkmar of tbe Spaaiab navy. Bcaide*
theae a acore of gna boata and anallbry
erulaan were doetroyed and nearly fifty
■erebMt veeaeb captured by our *00.

before had bad Ita rffect among thel'^er. ibc;. will carry with them the eepMple and that they wiahed to aee an- j
*> »rd ' Igfa regard of Traverse City
other great game, and they were not 1 pr"P‘r fo. doe work and good peraonal
•aUrely diaappointed.
q-jalltica.
liunt. Uie popular catcher, expects!
Although excitement waa wanting in
the firat itage of the game, the last in­ tor-iusiD I ere ail ah.Ur. K. H nnsled. |
:
nings were bomewhat exciting and it one of hi- f-iecds from L-bcMy,
has
Vave .jDCof toe licrmaine store* ]
look ten of them to decide the eontukt.
Five blu by tbeboiue team and beveral no*.-.icft);-ed by .1 W. Slater, where S|
error* by their opponenu netted the bowlirigi .ey mil be eetablished. llu-jli
Hnatler* aeven run* m the iiist .inning. haM.-t'-c -cd himself «;ih Mr Husuid j
They managed to gel aiK-iher man and V l!i -.1*1 in th<- cundiiol
acr»M the plate In the fifth irning and U-rprisc.
that was
With seven run* behind, the Detroit
boy* started in the aec'ihd inning and
commenced to gel their Ullies. Uy
the placing of their hit* and tbe ragged
playing ol the local team, they tied the
score in the eighth and won out In the
tenth inning.
Eutherford waa in the box for tbe
Bustleia, but had-poor sopportaedwa*
let down for eigt teen biu. VVbeeler
made a fine ruBsiug catch In the fourth
laning. bm did not put up hi* usual
apicy game. Hunt played well behind
tb* bat and did good work with the
atick, a* did Kutler. who bumped the
ball for a two-bagger and a single.
.lie Harry, who pltcbtd the last half
of Wednesday's game for tbe Athletic
club, wa* In tbe box again for the viaitors and pitched a eery effective game,
allowing ooiy nine biu off bia deliv­
ery. Us waa bit freely In tbe first, bnt
after that be vm* on bia mettle.
Dingwall and ‘Cndd led with the
stick work, each securing three bits
Diugwatra two-hegger in the tenth
won tbe game.
Ducharme played flret class at first
base and unaaaUted made a nice double
in the seventh innliig. Snow, the left
fielder, made a bit on which be got
three basea.
In tbe firat Inning Hunt tingled and

Otm MoN»,u«t*V Si— Wore.
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FINE DENIAL WORK.

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D. A. C.

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' JsssT Biui’SOK. in a speech laat April,
rtftienled tbe idea of building battle•aijM. •Ote daya of the heavy batt efktp.smgnmbsfd." ke said. A few
■OBthaJntnr tbe Brooklyn, tbe Oregon
Ami U^owa decided tbebatUeof San
ttafoagainat a Spanish aquadroa of* i i o o i i o
andtorpmiobnatn.
I
Tsnwaialwaya be more or torn
JMmiOA«M,Aoi mory oireiae b.t,SStS^“;r- ~

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V- t.ili.fii

Have Yoa Tried Tbe Kiiball?

f.«- MinMi-u »f o-<-tti wihlMioi

ard left
<j jalily of
2.1ft Fro'il l■•.ree1,

haa been endorsed by
’ arti*u> of the world. Step IB
STBONG. Manager,

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W. W KiMRAI.:.L CO.. K. E.

Thonsands Say So.

Soaps-12 Bars for 25c
Um.t.M COOK, star Grocery. 245 Fr-mt Street.

Bon Bods, Cboice CoofectlODS. g”,UV''S.'SLEES;‘;oS,TrsSt
Furniture Bargains

_.iThe Palace Bakery

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wL.ie an lived at UilJwatar. U ia I
f.'i2 West Front St I e* ,
, .
ri
.
,
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o,, ,d h. aid do. ,do.'
Columbian Restaurant
the cxiaU-t.ee of bia mother, slaters or
elcknsai. It coals you but
brv'ber jolil annul four years ago, j *'**" ***’^ “''*"
when leari.ing of them be went 1-. vuit j_____ _______ _____ _
them at Coidwater. and baa since been
in frequ«:i:corre*poodeDc« witb them.
Oe had ic*t trace of item when be en­
tered the state school, a young boy.
Tbe relative* mentioned have been ni •
Ufied of Cic sad death of Company M's
brave soldier who gave up bis Itfp at
Santiaga

Summer Shoe Snaps!

DOME SIZTT TEARS AGO.
InterenUng Belie BecaUing
Days.

Early

o..d. Id .u«o.vp. m.,.1., U.OW
ing a clearly embossed copy of the rec«d made on the tree 00 years ago.
MBABXABLB 8AU, GAME
Which Was Won By Both OontesUng
Teama.
There waa a good ball game yeaierday between the Neahtawanu team
and that of Mapletoa. Tbs score vras
aa follows:
Eepor: from Neabtawaata—Neabtawsnta 33, Mapleton 23.
Repiri from MspIeMo—Map'atop 22.
Meafauwanta 2i.
Take y inr cboice.

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Fine Art Smbrolderr Work.
Miaa Doyle, who is too well known to
th- ladies of Traverse to need an Intn-duetlon. 1*
Is In
io the city and will oj
open
display of alt tbe new and
ih Qgt• In tbe
toe art embroidery
Mrs W. G. La-.wrebce* mitUni
lo:s bbe w<ll fri>Ire free l<
kinds of art needls
!ls work and laoe makTbe dUolay
dl
opens this morning
dealring to become pnpila Or
®'****" “y of
fi‘»e material! ahe

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a bouse to paint

0«>. a Wlynla,
Cp kMUU pidaur u* pre,, faM»«.

74 pAirs ^PingTee** $3.00, $3.60 and $400 Ladi«a* Shoes
at $1.88i
68 palrt^iFin^e** $4.00, $6.00 and $6.00 Xen*e Shoes
at $2.98.
eo pairs “Pingree” $3.00 Ladi«s JuUate at........ $ 1.88
vilS pairs ‘•PingToe” $200 and $2.60 Ladles’ Oxfords
at $1.48
90 pairs Ladies $1 60 end $1.76 Oxfords at.......... $1.00
72 pairs Hisses' $1.00 and $1.26 OxfoMs at............76c
Children’s and Misses’ Calf Shoes at....................... 80c

And many other broken lines reduced in price. •

ZPrariJs: IFx*iec3ji?ic!tL
T-O-e Oj-d. XleliAlDle S3n.oexn.axx.

vmmmmmmmmmmm

A PURE
BLACK AND TAN

Pjectmrat Proceed.ng*.
Proceedieg* to ejen James Green
from the farm of Fred Uuplow of
Long Lake have been commenced be­
fore Circuit Court Commisaioner F. R.
Pratt. Luplow alleges that Green se­
cured a five years' lease of the land,
agreeing to pn- perly care for the cropa.
This the former claims baa not bean
done- P. C. Gilbert is attdmey for tbe
p'.eiotiff aod J. W. Patchin for the dsfendenk

Shall Be Oiven
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THE GIUBBET CIUAB CO.

--- -r------U n aa r tmonneed j eHtercsy t hat i be)
onjy kno' i relative of the late Fr< d <i.!
Cn.y oi Company U. Thirly-fourth j ,h»rt«rlvh*d my pot . v
andd i*i
l*xf-k *treets.
Mioh'gan. vho died a Santiago, was a I wbt-D 1 had tbe mi*f 'loue
..ut me
coiis.u at 'lapielon. it U now learned ' head op-a w'lii an »vc. Tlie rrr-.-ct
that be li ./es a m.jlber and sister who
Hrnee;-’en- Soeti-»... -iiioegh
.their agents. It akerlee .v M-<- i•!;,
reside a' Coidwater and a b-othi-r, : settled mr cl-im in a Very .atis'sclory
Fr. nk Ct . -y. who lire* *1 Uni-.n City.
Is the proper place to bny your
a nrtleci-or Ihst all men.
Th-3 broil:-r and mclber are Intimaie
Watermelons. MpekmeloM arffSll
should catTV. V'ndsor v,.get,h'e. Try Our Tftc Tea. THUETBLL i UASB. Palaoe Baknty.
onier Itnioo and 7th street*.

a hU ^.7-a worUi U> cood lioiiMt work
U fa. .mplo,,

Ibll.Mssir. Ptol B bays*. Bell. CoM. and Du-

Uest Five Cent r<gar Made.

F»gO t-oVETLSIT A MOIBSS i
Al*o Bru'.het and Bister to Mourn!
BU Diatb.
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5 cents-Sinoke Cracker Jack Cigars~6 cenfe':
Guard Chains

Dinniy Surveyor Northrop bad a
Wheeler landed tbe ball for two baaee.
bunt a few days ago for the aouit
Slagles by Wilhelm. Miller and BuUer
quarter post of section Eight, in tbe
nnd anoUmr single bv Hunt, together township of Grant, and found the rec­
with errora by Bell ^ Chaffee, were
ord on a fallen hemlock. He cut awsy
for seven aeorea for Tra- ab.'Ul two inches of a growth of wood
City. Tbe other run was made
the aear made by the U
or
ia tbe fifth inning. Weaw landed veyor'a axe in 1K3*-. and in doing so
safely on firat, cm acconnt of an error
chipped sway a piece which ha* a
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first by tbe pitchere. and snored
MUlev’shit. After this tbe men went
ont in one-twe-tbree order.
T^e Tisitora took a bruce after the
firat inning, and
eec
ond.two aeorea were to their crediu Asin^a by Dncbrane and a Ihree-hagger by
Snow were the neceeaary applieationa.
Use more was added m tbe third. Codd
elBgled AMi stole U eeeosA Kelaey
was gives four balls and Twomey aingCodd aoored on Wilbelm'a error.
They eoorvd three more in the fonrth.
Errors by Wheeler, Weaver and Butler
aod biu by Chaffee, Barry. Dingwall
and Codd did the work.
No more aeorea were bad entU tbe aeventb: then Relaey swatted tbe ball for
two bases. Twomey singled and Eelired OP WUhelm'* errtw. Slsglea
by Dingwall and Codd in tbe eighth
and errors by Miller and Pitman gave
them one more Ully and tied tba aeore.
Tbe ninth resold in a goose egg,
but the tie waa bs^ken la th* tenth.
Chaffee went to second on a two-haae
^e war baa lasted 108 days and tba It. and to third on Barry's aingle.
ylntory to onr nation U anparalelled._____
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Dingwall
sent______________
him acrose the_________
plate by
Epals baa been vanquisbed is a war for driving out a two-baner. Thus ended
jMtioe and tbe atUtnde ot tbe Usitad
•tstee baa eommanded the admiration
of ibe world from the beginning.
Pellowing tbe summary and score by
Inaiugt:
lx the campaign of 1890. the cry of
*! *; “j '■? t -j
the DemocraUc orator waa that no mataviai Lscraasc eonld come to on.- curreney wltbpnt the free eninage of siipnr. Tbe money la circulation is S2ftu.•00,000 greater than wbeo tbe Chicago
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f^orta waa written in iSM. and we
« T T « re
teT* w aepompUahed this by tbe free
«qfa£ige of silver.

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Sio-e. 1 : Knm' ►Ireet-

DR. HIGGINS, DE1MTIST

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g- Whichever you may wish when suiting yourself with a pair ;
of Shoes, you will find in our handsome and up-to-date stock
of Hen's Shoes. Tan Shoes are the favorites at th's season; of
g- tbe year, and we have them in all shades for Walking, Bicy- ;
g- cle Biding or Working. They are easy, cool and comfortable
g~ and the

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PRICES or COURSE ARE
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.

I THE HANNAH & LAY MERCANTILE CO.
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THB MOMIHO hJOOED, BATUBDAT. AVQDST 18, 1896.
■kMekUr IM ma the kl^******** ****** i'MlpralMOB
tttff k*B4. ker work

•BAOS OHVBOK KX&Oir SALS. torulnlpf ber mother Hr*. A Winaer
of Road aty. for the paat week. Mia.
lalac awBBM of 4»ll(kt to «k*
SfaAtotSSOSaaUMd toy ^ Bftiru
WInaer waa oollod borne yetUrday on
Um work of ooutrj Us«a«r*. Sootm
ofttooLadloa '
aeconat of tbe alckaeaa of her aoo. bbe
i of tcMkm. who fe«l that they Mold
Tbe pillow aalo bold in Smith Broa'
by Mra MeOermf-k.
\ Mt draw B toillM* dook«7 h»T« darcl- baUdloy yeoterday
The familteeof C J. and Will Ebner
L op«d iDtoanUiie frr« baod kketchon. mg. by tbo ladiea of Oraoe Cbnreb are entertainltig ifr. and Mr*. F. E.
^ ' the rMiUOoa room bleekboardi bel&r Uaild neuod their ooeiety over •».
Ebner of Pontiac.
. ^ datIj-filUd with Uodteapw, flowor*,
ONE
CEarly in May.tbe idea waa ooDoeived,
Wm. Babbler, the Lake Ann mer> I farm taods. anap abota of railroad bods material pnruhaaed and a doaen - bney : chant, waa in the city ycatardar.
MIGHTSastter* <le Caha, ioJy SO. 1808. "harO broad and pork «w*J day*, j t*>*‘»he ry». MIm Marie Dyor. bandsand baadaatoDcc planned pretty! C. B. Rehl and wife of Nortbport
MTDaaBSiwwi-Vowawaelhediat Nowofcoo»etbinffiaroekaijcliir'>*lj*‘**'^‘*‘^« I>etrolt aebooU who pillowa of all alsea, colon and quail- were in tbe c'ty ycaterday to witnma
totter 1 Toealrad oa ibo ialaBd and wae ooae of the nativeodropaloe? the road j
•peadlnf bar raeallon in at- Uee of wbiek over fifty were ready for tbe ball game.
wywalooaa Iteamaon July mb, ereiy day from priration. Oar ratlmiii' ^Bdaaoe at the iniUtnU doee oome the eale which took place yceierday.,
tbrae daye before the anrrender. We ^ are improrlnc now and tbry ri*« oo : ^'"‘7 land^pe work.
Miu Jennie The prieee renged from S5 oeate woilb . Th*
W B. Coetley. of Stock» pootad oa tbe extreme left enp- freab baef once a day now and ell we Curtia sketched a aprig of naatnrtlama of comfort en a aeUonal colored print bri <ge. tit.
attei
^ortiaf tbe artillery and had a eery need to giake a borne meal i« soft bread yeaUrday that lay naar to nature'a pillow cover, to the dalnti^t of pillowa pa*torial dollet at El'rnwool, that
attacked
■ ’d bv •
^aaay time tbe laatfeya^ment. I hap- and bnUer (which woold be eoft.) y/e heart Miss Carrie Oedbam of Snttona' from piUowoom. the work of Ml»a
By chana
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*pened to be la areiT^rkllib'plaee in airet coffee, moctiy green, eugar. pou- Bsy brought oat a typical farm boose Uertrnde
Sprague. Ttaie U a pattern
tarlae on guard with two other fel- toee and onfona, rice and b -an« and all With onUyIng fields in perspective of red p-.pp7,^ wbrwTlneo wUh'Tbe
*'-d Dlsrrho-a'ie'mrfy.’
Iowa We lay Bat on tbe gronnd with tbe barduek and pork
eao eat.
«“«-» oi **»"ring mf-1 u,e
*ed“^e“‘at on'Jl'"* y.l
a good fat paim between u« and tbe Rice taateo bett to me and I'm a past
The boUnleal work, owing totbe In-i fies^ad valned atSlO.
sale by S. E Wait
dty for tbe firing that day waa very . matter |n eookiog it.
dafatigable worker. Prof. C. R. Dock-1 Tbe aale will be continued this aftorheavy and bnlleu were alngingalt the! Tbe dpaniarde uaed emoketere pow- eray. hat been . ompiele. tbe whole noon, about thirty yet remaining nn8be>t Kuaic SI Half nr'ce, also
time.
der and itwasB.xi to imptetiblr to ouillne being finished and twenty wUd'sold. Twenty-three dollars wnre reel■y pl-cr -f ’he Isie^t popular mre e
We had a very pleasant trip aercae find them. Meybe it didn't look nice
W. K 10*^11 Cr... 2J.1 Front slreel.
ixrd from the pIlVows end eight dollsre
0 ‘A
V EP
! Strong, mar.agrr
the water bat when we landed onr fnn to see onr gniiS, the good old honest
from tbe eale of Ice cream,
ended. From four o'clock tbe morning! kind, crack out end then see a hole put
Tbe officers who have guided thia
‘The Druggl.t'-J
«f tbe fiiat nnUl noen of the next day ; tbruugh their blockhuiuee end watch jongbly the skeleton, muscles, blood, gu Id to BDch a fioaoelal sneuess are:
niekle smnlie In i
we were on the mareb.or move, rather. ^ the Spaniards run out to tbe inoe of e respiration and the nervous system.
Preaideni—Mlsa Lee.
Drug '^toi-e
-We mercb.d fr-m uiee ••'cl 'ck tbst'dozen of ucr (isliInga on tbe line.
[ Miaa (i ay, as eounly uomralssioner
300-if.
Vice Presldent-Mfs C L. Wbitoey.
ThPSENSATlON OF THE AOl
nigbt cniU »:au 111.-Dox’morn'irg when . The Spaolsb prisonersare sll esmped |
assIsUnt coodouior, has bad a
SecreUry—Mia. M- W. Underwood.
w«- began t<> bear ti e fi'tng and to ont of townand can go Id and out as I great deal of clerical work on her
Treasnrer—Mra. J. R. Bowen.
>*Kloban Bosea ' “Th-lma" and all
t ahaKe too. 1 can a-sdre you We were ; they please. It's mostly in. f.>r the j ksndt. but has fonnd time to give inlatest p.’rfurnes si VVeit's Drug
onder fi-e by 10.rel.«h and have been Cohan* in the country round are load-j struetion in readlog. ■Manual of ln-|
Brevitiea.
Store..
jao-tf.
at the fruntduring iherist->f:l though ed (or tbrm.The Spsoiards are inva j siruiiioa.” and orthography, and to 1Yeslerda^Frank Friedrich and fsmii was mostly truce and exebauging riably smsU.swarthy men. who are too i her past popularity has added
I ily entertained
the familiiw of
Exenraioen From th* South on the
^rms.
p-jliw forsiirtbing. 1 have traded for lanrel* and cemented tbe b-.od of ])>^pm „<! J T Snashall on board
O & A I.
' Tbe soennsl saw during finse three lou of things, among them a fine ma- frlendsbip
Seals oa sale at Box Office Hoolong rxlstec t),p f^ht Uazen 8. Pingree. Jr ,
TheG E, *1. .rill have excursions
or fonrda.vs.ihe d-ad. in-ngied and cbriie.dagger.aodaflDeaiikhandkeri-.h the iliaod Traverse teachers.
Oinena Tbe parly spent t
into Trsv.TSH I'i.v
follow*:
. woondrd weri-.j 111-enough’-give me chief wbich will be yoora pmsidi-d 1
Professor Uurney hat radiated energy j
pleasant dsv
AncuH- 23 'w-mpnlnu between Fort
ilay nioniinif.
•nongh war. ir. futt therr nere bnn- du Qot lose it.
on every hand H.s work has been of '
nrl Rspi.U ipciii’lve.
families of Jdd Cameron and R
dreds ,1'f oarn-rn m-n«id -i.^i.iards. 1 j do not see anything remarknWe tbe higheHl grade. Iretiirt-s, talks, out- ^ Tbe
fr..m po.ni.f.n F i P.
..esTeran
Weaver
are camping un Carp Lake. M. By. in-; ..lug D*iroil snd Toi.ledo.
■|oo, who fell on the 1st. who IbM in ebout the country rxcrpi the way lines and acvice forming interaetiog i E.
u
Aogo-* I.tih from p.,li
in^Arto the city
Mr. Cameron
tbe snn and rain until the 5lh. I was vo,ogs grow all the lime. We can g. l class work.
bor R, R , *11 poiota
eight to look after b-csioeas a
on a burying deuil then and helo.d m cocoaonu right from the trees by pay- j
--------------------------Auni«i ■.'Sli.'r. n, point, on T.. *4. v
days
M S. Ry »1; poinu in Hooihern Mich
bnry three men, two of’hem "Rough
^ Cohan ten cents to shin up and I
KXBIBITIOM OF BABIES
■memli^r ths’
Ray Brown returned yesterday from
'Riders.'* '1-he Spaniards were fairly
„ and we get limes and a'
nairingsod enan-eUug. ard ths.1 I
Angum so-h from pnitits on G. E. A
ping at Carp Laxe. Elmer Brown
^led up in their inirenchmenu and *„ft fruit called msogols which was j The Meat Event of latereal, WiU be
and do give von tbe beil work of
I By. between Rl.-hmond and Fort
and C- L. dialer w.ll g
. ...
in
tbec tr ..--..V,„,.o.v.
fv’rli^'m.-piT. IDon?
dirt waa thrown in on them But the the s«lvsiioii of rasny Cubacs bo
Wsyne.
Given by Junior Leagu*.
be . ec-lv.-d ‘y v hBV(.’*ii
today lor a few days
awful things one aeessmong the aead doubt
August joih from Perua. points Cinthe ennti
A first class baby show—and who
,tfd wounded in battle were ncthibg to
t)n the F .nrth when you beard the
The steam barge Hilton aod schooner clnnsti. Divuio. SpHoyfi-ld, N-nla.
S-o. .trO-7-h I'm- a. pi,ini. l.-.ui-.rille
those among the starving Cubans. It rrpon thst 1 wssdead. I wsso't. bnt ever beard of a baby that was not lirsce Ura.xmoad sre loading lumber tndiHn-pi.lto,
j ' I rnarantee all-try wo-k'o be rlgbi.
H.uie. St. Lonto.
first clars?—is the next thing on the
if it does not prove »o I mabe H
and'if
la simply Indescribable.
Old men.
eogsgi-a m-wtufibe forenoon in
from tbe Traverse City Lumber Co. for
The fl"-.’. five ex”nrHi.in. ti.-beU go->d —1
for ’en d»v*
rlghv
women nnd cljUdreo by the hundreds ioMirt.og s large aod much nee.iea program for Traversa City. It will be Milwaukee.
Slop in tin B o'clock'evrry ( esing
From Onlo. ludaina and Penna tickwere driven from tbe town of El Csney patch in a bnle msde by esetus. and in held under the auspices of tbe Ep worth
Tbe
(are
for
tbe
round
trip
to
Bay
lO-pT
' Sondav.
t
in the Caldwell
II ATxma
good W) days
aCtnallT starring. Von do not know «he sfierr.oon by holding livery close Junior l.«ague.
'.■il.'lng. M n'wO.I. end
en of OpIob
. , ,
fl- E Mi-khav. Agent.
A committee of young ladles will View, on Farmers' Dsy. Angoat 1«. baa
sumei.
C. L. L<ici>w«s>n. G. I'. * T A
been fixed at one dollar, on the C. A W.
vtolttbe
business
people
and
give
<l and Rapids.
'ttoer do 1. bnt we thought we were , »-,.i
strung That's straight, too.
tbcm a cbanca to eontrioute prizes for
EU.IJ.WOKTB HaLIw
pretty hungry when we had to live c
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Gibbs of Mayfield
the various kinds of bs”i.-s.
All mother* are earnestly requested are rejoicing over ihr'iurival of a little
j have yellow fever at Santiago, arrired
to aiteod and bring their bsbies, from daughter.
‘ at Monroe yesterday He was met by
two mooths to three years of age.
H B. Thayer has commenced srork
'vraak V. Fuller of Summit City a ' •
enthusiastic crowd and
Tbe date, place of enuriaiomeni on bis new grocery store, cornet
Victim ofTypboidFw-r at
j hand and escorted home. Be i. now
and list of prizes to bs given will be Bose and Washington streetk.
Bantiago
j moch improved but has loatsboni sixty published in the near future. Follow­
Tbe
"Little Trixie" comoeoy
I pounds.
WuUEIUn.
S .t I
D.nt.1. ing to a list of babies who will receive booked for a performance here
prizi's:
Thursday. Angutt 18th. M F. Luce,
Urr,porulh.d«.lhol Pr..«»
.iiim b. lUthulu l..t
For prettiest babies Brat, second and the advance Hgvni. to in tbe city.
Oomw r, Tr.,.™, City ,
...j.
Uiird prizes will be given; bcml talking
TWO sisa CIHOUS.
IUch.of typhoid (e.oiVMd o( derynnt | h. „„ t,rrlbly borsoo .ad bi. clothw
Tbe advance sale of seau for '•Ole
girl and best talking boy. fattett baby
Aribbr Hratl ol yollo- l-«-. THrij- I „„
O gantlc Maacntn Golden Mrnagerie and
O’eson" will commence Monday a
girl and fa.t**l btby boy. crov^l
third Michigan.
fipe- ucu BrSomao Hip^odrotne.
ing. St tbe box >ffice St bteinbcrg'H
square being (onod.
One shoe
baby. best-aaiurFd bsby. «Mt singing
The total nnmber at sick at Santiago wreeched completely off
GrsndThe man's
li 8.M5; fever cases. 2.1.M; new fever face was bisekeoed by tbe fire, and be baby, preitiast pair of twin*, youngest
Tfac ladies of the W<
r Clnb
eases. S07; fever cases retnrntd to dnty, waa burodd from bead to foot. Tbe walking baby, baby with most bair.
baby with least hair, baby with reddest gave another delightful psrty last
bndy was carried to his borne and the hair, smallest ba»y. bsby with tbe ing at the dub bouse. A number of
. visiting a neighbor. best complexion, brightest Indian the ball players from tbe Detroit club
____
Sr mi 1W Jduaiafc. AMUMM
LJAit :
Dancing and card
bsby. negro baby with moat teeth,
bsby with curliest bair. bsbv coming playing formed tbe order of tbe svenfrom tbe greau-si distance, baby talking a foreign laagnsgv. the beau plainThe ladies of Traverse Bay Hive. No.
j| Matteia of Inierest From AU |^|
ast aod neatest dressed baby, and bMt 71. L. O T. M.. have postponed their
S
Parts of Klcbigan.
| ■OVTB OF HARO WORK AMS
lo-ceni supper which ibry were intend'
reciting heby.
PA3FITA8LB BMDBaVOR
xiFr MnvtMr apngr tv
Everyb xly votes for tbe prettiest ing to give tonight in Montague
A apeelal eleetioa will be held at Many Teechera Have Osioed Inspira­ babies and the others will be decided Hall.
by julges.
Lake Odema nest week to vote on a
The Bannah .V [>ay Co have received
tion and Mew Ideas by Hard Study
V«po*ltion to bend the village lor fill,After the show toover an oU paint­ C.OOO bushels of oau from Manitowoc.
and Valuable AaaUtanoa.
ing r( tbe bandsomcsl baby will be on Wis. Tbe grain was brooght here on
•OU for a system of water works.
IrrlbC O..Utr md. . W.««i-tiUiPb rhlch exhibition.
the schooner Linerla and will be <osed
SAirp. 0>r»lb. o< Ooopdwb. U»t he
1°
“
“J :bool
at tbe flour mill.
A Simple Meighborhood Affair.
-ka closed
«»ld »t i.o db,e. hi, b.b.b« ht Oh. ;
l~<
-—kOne of tbe merriest gstberinga of
AUlT H.««.mplUh«i th, ,„„»^ »do«.,«^d.,
r.u,b,
le season convened last evening at
etter. greater, grander THAHI
------ i-ai«libl«.lh.b.O btibbU.
>“»' 11. «ihob.,.. hlitd to ,h. hrt.
I with enthnsiaam for their lastmctora. tbe home of Mr and Mrs. J. W. MilllG. W. Repjamin of Leland is in town ! X MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES
More than 4u years ago Jerome Grove ' the plan of work aod
It wass simple nelgtabornoad af­
Mr*. W. C. Nelson snd two Ihtlej
«t Batavia iown»h1p. Branch
i pp,npH*l,«.d
OSAMD. OMANTIC. ftOBAL
. .THB ORBAT...
fair given in honor of gnesta.
The
tbe OD-comiog editor* of the Lee- ..muSBU/vt or mytRVg
Nmw OoldWTt mENAOBWIB
laA a valuable g..id ring, plainly mark-; Mmhigan'Institute work holds elgh relsUoD uf war iDcidenia. bumorons
lansw Enterprise of Leland. <
ad with hbi Initials, in s field where be
,p
Cnlted 8ta;es and tbe new and otbei wise, iulersperaed with tbe
..JNTRSNATIONAL.Traverse City yesUrdsy.
.../nuaiCAbx.
coHvgprriow
area plowing. Tbi8 week a (our ysr-old pi*o devised this year on Instruciioo singing of war songs and recitation*.
girl, Ethi-l Magnate, found the ring in aioog academic lines has met with uni« good stale of preeervaii jo and it has verael praise from all sections of the evening.
After the serving at Ice terday
Iwen restored to its owner. The field sute. Many countirs combining, as
eakeand fruit, ail formalities. The Miss** Hara Tbomwand ChrsBaa been plowed and planted each y,*r Ipeelaosu and Grand Traverse did. sdd- were thrown aside by tbe introduction j ti.e Oarthef who have been attending
INCAFnvrTV
Mnoe the ring was lost.
I ed to the tnm allowed by the atau. by of sundry clolhenpin and potato races, j ^he normar Institute, leave for the r
________
_______ WMfbiai 6,000 IkA
T. V. Dickenson baa rrmoved the red ; private contributions, bsve been en which
waicu (vu
Lo muy
I on, |
led to
any siuouu
amountv */i
of riuujus
r.olous fan.
at Niwtbporl this morning.
asadstooe fonud on the farm of Mr. abled io Home iasiaocea to hold eight Which lasted well Bp to tbe midnight { Csplain Kanta of Lrland. tbe best
Chin in Union township to bis red! weeks'o jUMscoilve work^'^
denee in Coldwater. Tbe single •tone: To the tesvbers ai.d scholars tbit baa
^onty.to a guest
Hotel Whiting. CHARLIE
| DINQ-DOXG
heavy loads It was found to | been no summer frolic or outing, bat
Tbs imprtivemenu to the Banaab.
toe 14 feel long. 12 feet wide end T feet every hour has brought iu dnlios, the
a short pleasure trip.
thick,
there b no other specimen insuuetors bsTiog much extra work on A Lay Co's Bonr mi’l have 'oeen
Professor
Gurney
left
for
bis
home
in
Af thb kind of atone in Branch county, their bands, owing to tbe withdrawal pletad. A new aet of feed rolh
HitUdsle lest evening, immediately on
A ZOOLOOICAL PARPEN BROUOHT TO YGUll CfTY ON WHEELS *«■
it to suppdbed to have been deposited of County Commissioner Ben^smln of arrived and are In workingorder. Tbe closing tbe inetitnte.
, -pp^Q _
Leelanau eunniy. and on the other farmers msy now bring anything in
FULL AND COMPLETE CIRCUS COMPANIES-TWO
there daring the glacial period.
Miss Wighunsn of tbe institute will
the line of grain to the mill and have
ploBt (roa sllCoueirt,
George Sslabnry of Ann Arbor, writes band each individual scholar, felt in
remain
in
this
city
tbe
gaest
of
Mr*.
it properly attenaed to. One hundred
the Kloadike that he hellevea a Uie innermost recesses of his soul that
Cady of WeUington street nntii Sun- IBt CBAMPfON MAlf AND fEMAlf BAREBACK RIDERS Of THE WOMDiA.
Msa with tbe right kind of energy and ]
In many and sixty barrels of floor can be turned
day. when Sbe wUI leave on the Peto- - Mr. Wa. F. rWrua*. Mr. Atbvrt JafaasMi. IV. Harry »1lniss.na«ur Itsrry UPvwt Mta
Jaterm'inaiion can place fciaieelf In int je instrociors have hsd to later- I ont in tvreetr-foar hours, Tbe mill is key for Cbtoago, visiting s brother
L*eds J*si. Mb* BiswJwWiUsrd. MiatLIxzwOeica. ftUaPslU* Jelim.
now ronning night and day.
Abpgndbnt circnmstances in a few iere tn this 'cramming process."
there and enjoying tbe i
As the institute was gathered togelh-!
--------------------------'ynara. He writes that labor oomfor several weeks before returning I
er for tbe last htnr yesterday the
Indian Camp Meeting,
Maads 613 a day, but butter oosU 62 a
Mr. Williams ol Chicago will
^•■■4, tobacco 8B B pouad. pitatoea 62<* many pleasant hours paasod in tbe I
Byron Sawyer, an attorney of Iihacs.
the Indian camp meeting
A boabelandorangeali each.
, school worksbopwas voiced in a vole prearit
lot thanks from the scliolais U) the in. *t Nortbport. at two o'clock bunday to the gueal of L M. Bennrlt.
Mtos Ella Fallaa, who has been visit-1____________________________________
WHUagBatea. the Addison man who I,Henry McManus
His singer, Mr. Alexander.
,^B»e4 with Sadie Newton, aged 15. of' ^
^
^ ^ I wm be with him. It will be an latarIdrtaa. and was held on a cha^ of;
This was rm 1
.immng her lather',
and buggy :
^
|
--------------------------Francis Chapin of Washington street, ’
jSS‘
has returned to her home at Grand
toaa pleaded gnllty.,aod was •♦'»**“<*d<
praise by Professor I
The Best Remedy for Flux,
intwoendoae-halfyeaia at
j
Mathias,
a well
well known
known
fsthias. a
{stock dealer of Pulaski. Ky.. says:
: Isaac VanKoeverlng. of Grand Ha-1 Wightroan.
ng for over a week wub DelroU. She left yesterday morning. Bwotfitii Howe* c<*i«iCh*rioa. Herd* of »rt.hssu.Sie5:rtrS?lSSt?L^S^S??w
W a young lad who anffered fatal in- j The final roll caU_________________
.
u made, ahowing
^Jwisa laths glass factory while beiag loo ladies and 18 gentlemen GoodJeoled with by boy shopmatee. has died ' byes were exchanged, and as many
- oftbebraia.
Martin tirwlbuiee
rhoeaRemedy, and have thepleasnceof
stating that half of one bottle cured
•warts and MarMaDeTriea,Ue yonng their homsa In tbs many
me.” For sale by 8. B. Wait.
whoUrewtbe boy la tea are
large delegation leftdlreotly

Steinberg’s Grand

MORE NEWS
FROM SANTIAGO.

Opera House.

Thursday, Aug. 18.
TneiAU0HIN0StCCE55

OLE-

.OLSON .

Prices, 25, c5, 50 anil 76 c.s.

- ^-1

Bicycle Riders.

H. LEDER'_E.

MOTHER OF COMPMl M.

Mi*l! Traverse City, Thursday, Aug.

J H. LaPearl’s

Great Allied Thows!

_______

J umt HEWS STORIES. I

IKSTIIUTE CLOSED.

OH « SCALE OFMASmillDF .~'.Sa'?H?W^£rsr??,T“K?SE»

THEUIMIESS.MBHH1FAMLY0F YfilWa CUBS I
HIPPOPOTAMUS!

e2SJ|00
FEATURE

16 CLOWNS

uphgl’s mbihf bhd

- fiRAm, FREE STREET PAGEART

*1

tor tbe ontgoing trains at 4:90 and 4:40;
Faria Green—The pure atafl.
Major Webb of tbe T%lr^-tblrd •then wUl leave today.
ehfwo sdnlteraUow, 95 cu
MtohigaB.wbowwaaeof tbe firet to
Mies Wigbtman. the la
ta at Wall's Dreg fitora.

He

•““‘.sr

Obi,.

"aTirjT'w*

A GRAND GALA DAY S3S5a7aaga&S‘S5iiu

, lo tuuwJH w swmum mowa

gP«Bro”«*woEao*H.Y. DOORS OPEW AT tAaoTP.e.

suj—id. h. ta- J'Traverse

Aug. 18.

:2

TBJt MO&NUIO JUOOSO, 8ATUBOAT, AVOVBT 18 1896

talkthitWArtennw you doa'tkoow
> from

wbBi lore iM. Why. do yw npptm tat
• moiDrtil that A BHTBpte#«*n» oonpaa*
ioBdkip wodd ■Uliiy • mu who torwl
yon? He w«ld be oily balf • mu to
uecpf wb«t yoo snpgtsted. Aa for me,
I cuBOt go on with onr Me&ddii|k I

PbtIit witb beU ts Am wuJ illkni pbnM,
Sbw wmrr i> oar b«rt tMM tamaf dv«t

of Ttstmu City poopla. tbe low latra
affordlsg< opportonitlee for

fowing are the datea ud other

ewr w le*l I may. ”
Be drop]ied ber buda, ud. tomlug
■way. briiaD to fioeer merbauicaJly tbe
little atring that n^nlated tbe lamp

Tlwtalaht) haads
•n>a* IB U» daar. affroated aama at praea

til the flame ingao lofiic^ ud flually

went oot

I hnre a match.

;Sayl

a«i i7Ui.

Ib Ooba a bereaved family keep tba'
vlodowa of tbeir boom aunt and dart- {
toed for ail mootba They deat^ the

New Departure!

Fol-

ONE MONTh FREE.

partie-

Dr. A. B. S^oey. of Detroit. ■!»»
proprietor of
City Saniuriam. U
coming to yonr town, where I e will
«. B. * I
remain for OM day only to give the
Aagnat 2»d from potaU
betweea aiek u opportanity to conat
Fort Wayoe ud Oresd BapUta inola- that rasnot aee him athtaSanii
Tbe doctor hu eo mocb faith
I experieoce he hu had io t
treating
AngnatStth. fromooloUoa tbe F. A ; e„,.ooicdiaeaara that he wiU (rive one
P. M Ry , Inelndlng Detroit and To-1 moa»h'a treatment and mediaoe free,
i.j.
I
Also rasBAvacicaLOPBaaTioNB TO
r—
.11
.w.-ALtrHOi8TaATAaBTOorooaTOi*AT.
Angait S5th. from all polaU on the
aaka In retnm ia that

_

"1 b-f; yonr pardon.

01. SHONEYSSi.'SAUss.'j;;

nlaiB of tbe cararatoBa;

L mo«t dtop oot of your life ud lire my

Tra. for tbo tarcM Bl«fat i« raovd tl» Uada,
AaA clek'are veoT all tbr tnivrul atorr.
no tmp at aowvt and tu loec Ml at pala;
llte Ukcbt7 bnrva la nmivi arU •rava

ptaaaaet

rieiU from frieada ud relaUem.

will Dot take ■ onurt wbeo I here aAed
for bread. Yen caimot bvlp it, dear, aod

or WBTvHiic eouwflo-■ :.-;U>rr hot DOT raid.
Wboa tna bti Bocf - 1 ■pem-Ui Im. U toU
Bov vwr; t* worbcoi-’
»ur doTat

tb«

aoatb are sow tselUiig tbe ottuUos

£Fer Burned Out'f
if aoypa know

valoe of tbe olothing oo tbe dead and '
back tbe oofllo before bnriaL This la i

tbcvnloeof

done that there may be nothing in tbe .
grave wottb tbieving
|

lUBUirtAITOB. >

"Ifa. tbe mlniiiter U coming."
j
‘’Whaimaku yoa tbUik ao> Did yon ‘
schlmr

John R. Santo,
Gegeril Insgruct.

O P. OAIIVXB. A«Mtt

, ffnrstmig Moak.

I ran light it again." be nmtterud boaAboni one montb ago my eblU.which
Travarw Ot^ Mnritrt.
Oly.
Ann Arbor railroad.
I every patient will atate to tbeir f rienda i» fifteen month* old. bad an attack of
6be watched him is ailraee ai he
Below u a ^iat of tbe bgying acid aall-'
Angnat £5lh. from poinu u L S. A tbe reanlta obtained by hia treatment
Mraci a light asd with a nrady baud
ing pricea of yeeterday tor groegriaa.
All fornu of chronic dUeaae* and de- gave it
na eoo^. bMaaa tart at terrllory.
j
M.
8.
By.,
all
polnu
la
aonthern
Mlchionce more aeat a aoft glcrp
<Tba Upa ThnLnI.r babbli- of tnpir wart.
.W
formltira treated.
No man ,U
in .U,«
tbU given if. aneb caae*. bat aa nothing (prov&lona and'
gu.
------ City:
WbOe toUH^bl tb.'abr1ektBRbaailet>b
> extended
expo- gave relief we aenl for a pbyalcitn and eru
State bu bad sneh
e
Iba boaibt aUagtaoM aad tbe parab
axixuie puck.
Her eyee traveled
bla face, with j
Angnet SOlb, from polnU on O E- A rience in tbe treatment
nt cof CATARRH, it waa nnder hia care '------- ----------AT AND LUNQ tbU time the ebild had been slek for Clear Pork per bbl. new..........
the light abiniog fall npou it. It.waa 1. By., between Ei'bmond and Fort eve. BAR. THROAT
Paba buoor asd AaBirfnl florr—
o-n day* and was baring about Clear Pork per ft>........................... .
DISEASeS u tbe doctor. He gradn i
C . r.U tb>« U M ■-< rvol tbM U part
itraugcly eritter^be felt a pemliar litUe Wayna
ity-flve opernlioo* of the bowal* Shortcut Pork...........................
Sntmriug nenaatlon in b«T ihrtat.
every
r
twelve
bonra
b
and
we
were
conShort Cnt Park per B>.
.
ir hrart ibiM i-*iny Atjvl
” ahe wbisiH rt>d falteringly.
poinu. CIncinnaU. Dayloa, Springfield |Uce;
after that
UUC, aiAC.
baaa. lectnred a* aProfeaww vlneed that c
ur .uau,.., •»3 m
.
a DUUMVU
HUflrleD puiwloo, and
Cfaamberlaip's Ry* ni>vr, H. L. A Co. B
I of Anatomy^ud Phyaiology la Detroit lief It would
ntebing both bor hands drew brr near I
; Homeopathic Medirat College for B CoUe. Cholera a^ D^bora ^medy ] Meal. H L-A Co-Beat...
Whim—BO uoar that bu white face wea I
SepUmber »d to September .lb, »>• 1'^^3 yearn Superintendent
try it. 1 aoon aniieed a ehangr for
■w 0
the . £gga
ggga per
per do2.
d
almost touching bi-m.
Pennsylvaalu polnu. LooUville. ind-1
YpaiUntf Sanitarinr
iplete Cod flat per
She did not uiovo, but a deep flaeh luapoU*.
mapoos. Terre
I erre iiausc
Ilante aou
and 01.
St. uouia.
Looia.
| This
ims expcnencc,
experience, cumuiae
combined with many better: by iu cooUneed oae a
brought abont and i
*'A disappoiiitmrnt etemertrd with
-is'per-Srd*perft.
rtppt
The flr-l five eacoraion Ockeu are 1 y«af»' »‘“<ly
study in ‘he
the beat ho*piu:*
ho*piu: la —•ppt over
iwer bis tanned cheeks,
ch«ks. ud his
hia |
feclly
healthy—C
L
Boo-.s.
Stump-;
Butler
pe-ft.
Dairy.
■ametbing near yonr heart, ud—let me _.ms ligbteiuKl couvulsivdy. Tbe force 1^ '»>® amntry, ud examimng and treatA..——— — -A—.-. —w. ____ towo. GilmerOo . W. Va.
Foreale by |Creamery Butter.lb,
of bis clasp
From Ohio. Indiana and Pennaylto-1 prepared
him to cure when
general:
jCheeaeperlb
— - -....................
ca the
me gcuci
ua . 8- E Wait, druggist.
She turned tbe rerds np meditaiivcly fore came nearer, ni atvr. Tbeir brraibs
___a
——
|Oa**perbu(old)....
practitioner faila. Have you been sick I
, on
jj tbe shining odt tabie
table ud pot ber mingled,
mingled. meu.
Then, wiia
with s
a susrp
sharp exciamaexclama-,,
Willism'a Petoekey Orenm. pure ' Cora per bo., old....
for year*?
Are yon diaconragedf I
buds toWr bead Inaprettyaffectotion fioa. b« loosened Lis bold—ao qnickly. |
O. * W. K.
will t(” oawnetner, trait juiera. cold sparkling soda water. PoUtoea. per bn....
Call and aee na.we wil
of wisdom.
; K radi.enly, that she nlmuet fcQ back-j
Auguu 23rd, tram D U. B. A W.
cu care you orn<._ .. werannvticleu
____________ ,______ spoons and glasses.
This,mix- Baltperbbl..
we
will
tell
yon
what
relief
1
tnre
-................onr ice cream eoda at Bru p
"That mean* l(nv,”laying ber finger I____...________ _
________
sutions tkul of Big Bapld*.
Special
e ran give yon.
O-tf
Wait's eoda foantain.
BUTUie BaBsopTkavi
;<BTT Diai^
smtbeflTcof b*rrta.‘'ciiTOid love—the Dnn^^ok*to me *C^>SniBbr^>^
T«»verae City abaut
^Remember, one month will be
AU pala
■k:ni, all ta *alB.
by dali
TMpaet
.wpaeUand IrafSiv tc . iQider
..
uatbadcafU
Aad tbadanibUiniBaa lbat«e<

________ i.j'i’”:'-. A.

L'

'

If*

LEADING HEARTS.

.'S

.... -__ : SA&rjxr/r ”

' b” 1

....

lore of Bome womnn.

It looks like u

old friend, and eh.' rcas in

m r.mr mother ton.’’’

brarts. 1 ,

think. Yts. abe is c.niic ligbL Cu yon
|ilace ber!"

jj,. pulled adde tbe enrtain w_____
tongk heud and sterprd into the baa

1 Slit could beurl.lm getting into bis rout.

"As tot at tbe colcting goca" he : Hi r hand* ww mill flnpring thecarda
Janghrd.

"1 know 1 ry nmilrr of light

FiviJ the fore-of habit she turuLd three
ni>. Her eyes fell npoo them ae they lay

—ynnrwll, fur luatauce."
"Oh, I'm not in it! Aly hair is too
yellow. This one is more of tbe demiblood: somnhing like Miss UaiUasd—

under tin- lamplight
A mistakr—be wa* getting bis cane
now.
A—tbe door was opening—a
beartacbe. Sbe felt the cool night wind
on la?- rrek ud Cunicd slightly. Then

brouse hair and blur eve*."
- 'My dear girl. Mix Maitlud in't a
blond at all If yon cu't do belter than

tberu WM the eoiuid of Uie clasing door
ech' U'r through tbe Blent

that for me, I'U throw np the whole
mrw^MrT, "
She smiled and rSn r«T a frw trrre

i-‘.

I

r rye* elnin to ^e cards.

They

oarda-eornfirg -- c-.y tLiid <41:-in tjuiie

to mock her.
blindly toward the do« and

A w.t Ki- 'laitlud,"
. l-i I' . • '-nu will have to fill
..uu-r VII. ell. There is the ace

tried to call hia name, but ber lips did
not move.

e,
ii

Uaioa City and SaglBaw division aoatk
of Holu, arrive at Travarae City about

Angaat 10. C. A. W.

M.

annual

ex­

carrion from Urud Bapids to Baldwin
Penwtter ud Fremont, arrive et Trav-

oeni a wubu?"
“Yea."
"1 might have known it. la abe light
oedark?”
"That wonid be telling.
"Oh. yon an tcop:tA<Aing!"petulutly picking np tlie cards. "It wonlil
■PTve yon right if 1 said
1 yon didn't get
get
yonr
T old wish at alL "
"Bni yon won't do that?"
"Be stiU. 1 will If yra don't iet go
of my hands. Beet You are making me
drop all tbe cards. ”

DR. SPINNET

Manistee, Midi.. Ang. 1,1»B.
Home Protective Ase'o., Gaylord. Jltcb.
Dear Sira:—I K-cctved todav throegb
i»gM. W. B. Psrdy.
Hardy.
yogr district mao*g“r.
i Check of 820 00, in loU eettleuh.otpf
my accident claim.
Thanking yon forth' ‘alrudprompt'
have skUed with
manner in 1 bleb y-u h

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■ fisefii

aaeesessasesccacc
SfiNSfiSSSSS88«S8«fi
Z*=*

wbo formerly bao aenaattonal features
to boom them, dispensed with them en­

foreaigbt of the muager.

abandon aennatloDsliam U

Ctoeinnstl. one cent per mile. Sell
September M. good to return October

“Ole Ole-

Traierse Bij Line ofSteaneis.

clever musical comedy TAittle Trixie,
with tbe peerless little

Menager Wilhelm will preeeol tbe

catchy

mnsicwl

numb^ra

lo-.-Jy arrow ih.- rt>um and disap-1 groond; tbe flag uf St. Patrick for Ires ont of his ! iBud. a red cruu) on a white ground, tbe
I naiTow ted lines drawn* from ountw to

biug bet hand < n tto- taLle ucrvonsly, I
Hilt-isall Ibprewo* to tbc ejrpeii-j ootwr.
By placing toe ere* of St
‘J—» foudex of yon Gum almost any , th®, »ad the lieui.-nnni—Miselyenoogh Geoige
Geontf on that of St Andrew we have
one, bm how cun I toll ii that is love?! —v.ould iiuve thought n</iiiiug more of "tbe Jack." as ordered in 1G06 by
Jack, deal, cuu't wp go on in tbe old too epiwide bud not an atu-noaut cornu James 1. whose rignatore was always

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GolDg north dally except Sunday.
City........................*:40a.in
Umena.........................
Nortbport................
Norwood .......
Charirroix................
Peuwkey...................

TralM arrive iroa RIetaBooC, Fort Vs?—

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

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Bsy
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Weqai to -sing. .
Harbor Point ...
. Barbw Springs..

through tbe four sets of the piece sod

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vocle Block.
^OLDMBXA AND

scattered

s.'-ond, that, gluueing np from tlii* far [ o® ■ *S't* greond, thu rod linos ^wn
fi‘>m exciting vriume, he saw a MOtuau j straight from top to bottom and from
inbla.k, witb-Iitack lore on bet bead I ride to side; tbe flog of St Andrvw for
mid tolling loj/rsbould.-is, who paimdSootUnd. a'whito crum on a blue

way? I uuu't want to nurny." Her fin-1 in *ocu uftir tnrl.M-tbe lihrary.l Lien" IV by should w'e tenant Ulyn tejd the nmu chai there was
e lady iu the inner reom
llu- w-rvaut
tnvcriiguted. 11:1'^ mu>-no ladv. And i

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Tbe first w

l*K k! Hen-1 «-«• s giR nmiiug. "
I that Iw was siUlug quietly iu the castle 1 c?o“ «f «*• Andrew and the cross of
"Wbut do I can- for Hie cuni* or env- library, improving bi* iniud by a paru-1 St Patrick. Tbu*; The flag of “St
thing eWin the world but you? Oom'.Jsal of “The Histety of Daweishitc;" George for wemeEngUnd," awod cross

QiOil it all by K
irricd?'
Ip a quK- , inipalicnl gsetnic.
'Oh, >rt! I know- it i* diflerout with
I, but iVonld he contenud to live '

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eon,'’ which comes here Thursday. Ao-

Ui£h ?;ord in Trnth.

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a fact whioh apeaka volumes for tbe

quite s Dumber of elerer speulaltiee.
may well have little oflsirs<if their own
which their duty s.-< royal servitor* preTn> esriWk ru*.*
Tsiits them fmoi atteuuiiig to exct']i
mystvricips
a*
poxible.
Be'tliati
IhigUnd’s natinual flag has been
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Be
:
"Bflt I don't want to hr anrimM,
Cri.ll. trying to draw svav inm bim. as it may, Lientonaut fllyu eonrageoni-| called "s triplet of croaacs, " for it u
"You have *poil.-d oil my furtime. I ly. prrbape iodiscn-etly, declatvs: First. | «»u.poBedof the cvox of St. OeoTgo. the

ug her oycH

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tirely. appropriating the money thus

it all along Vtoi an- my M ish. No, no,
dbn'tmi’vc. Came, <i«ar, be serious with
BP for oaiee"

Kell! fiive me an aOk-M-.r.
You nin*t 1
have Mime J.-elinK of kindne** iu your
oldfrirad."
j
wbiKiM-TTd feltering ;

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invMted in obtaining betlercompaaira.

"1 Dcu,” ber Miirds falling spas­
modically frpm brr lipK, "1 mraui tbut 1
wut to give yin uy—gnorutec."—

thing." *
slniM anywhere, and in Windsor castle
there is a large Damberof prt picwbo

"Whai <2<> you meu?"
"1 uiraii—<iL. Mi ll yon have known

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■wav-a w-w« -aa

Baduoed Batot oa O. & * X

my of tbe a

iDqniTfTS, it is tnorr ihu probable that proven by the splendid manaer in
be i« qnilr right, at least ao far as
, wblcb aba assumes aeveral widely difgarda his ana nioi that bC'aaw 8Me-||,reoi ebararters.
There are many

"Nm until you have givu me agnar■Sti-ul..! ...y \.iih. ■ ^

Going aouth daily except S
Leave Harbor ’Springe .
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Harbor Point -..

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Feicakej
Chsrievc
Norwood...............

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Omens------ —
Neahtswanla..
Ar. Traverse City..

8TSAKSB 0&K80BMT.
Goler south daily except Sundav.
Leave Nortbport.................. ,------- «:30 a m
•• Omena.............................................7:30 *•
KutViua Bay........................... S13
Neabtawanta--------------------- 6:46 "
Neabtawan
Ar. Traveree Cii
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"Jaeqpw:" bence tbe expreasdon, "tb*
'
' By laying toe eras* of St PstJack,
riok over that of St Andrew and then
placing toat of St George over both,

tbp cbipf librorisn, wbo wot Ui.-n som-' «« baT»‘'the unioo jack,” as borne
moped, immediately declared that kbe ! rin« tbe union with Heiand In 1800.—
Bostoti Trausexipt

K man hod H ntbt*p.-ctCTol Vneen
on just as we are for yean. Why, seel
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__ to ' Ehxsbeth. Lientcuant
-pant Ulyu M-a*
willWeVonW
never kuow'Mbut
it was
mand
tire of each other. Wc would not have !‘ tog ............................................1,
to let it go at that,
andI tbe atory
•11 tbe romanoc brnidH-d off onr love by ! hs* deeply impreew-d everybody in Engtbe monoumon* intimacy of married toud except a lew cynics. Tbe dean uf
life. We would heyt all of Uk- delight j Wtodsor took pain* to get all ibe dewHh wme of toe deiiioto 1 don’t know , toils, "several m.mbew of tbe rvtyal
I. U«.. ».a tb. p.I»n b.™ sivm »,cb

aectM to me it is toe one great luetitn-to tbe ooenm-na-- Meanwhile,
tioti that destreva love."
1 donWlem. Mime young woman U hl.eabhe gave a tMleas righ and let ber tog toe •operrtjtions tendency of h«r
cbto sulk into toe aolt palm* e< ber ! fellow ponntrjmen. and it’s at* imposbauda Tbe pink light from tbe lamp *ibh- that eomc young man is equally
toll npon beryUlow bair./wbete it lay pleased st it—New York Times.
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He stood looking at b«r a monent,
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.
"Breeves is pretty familiar with tbe
bU
beart
smothered with.pain
and longing and love. Ibeu be loaned riowly tow, 1 am toM. ”
forward aad took both ber baudslram .
"Woudeifnlly aa I gnea that iswby
ber lace «nd held them to tbe firm oto^ be manages to get bimself fined for
>nicmpt every session. "-ladtouapoUi
<'Kell, drar," be said ■oCUy, "yM

Remember, we give a wr^ei^gua^
antee to cure every rase
RUrniRB. Also, we I ive a lying-i
bonpitsi department ii «o^ Saniu

The Way They Settle!.®™"'

AffiuaMBMt Hotam

TW* WlMbor Castla CtaaM.
company, at the City Opera Houbc nex:
l,icnirnut tilyn.'ibe yomig gnards- Thursday eveniog. August !•> The plsy
man
wbo
rrreutly
enroonten-d
a
baa a touehisg story, which is laid in a
"gbost" iu tCiudxor castlv, cnutlnnes to
biilllaut eettingof amusing iucideBts.
insibt that bis eye* did not di ceivr him,
.Mbs Robbins is not only a uharmiag
and. judging
.
B>t*« faem the details of bit
perirnee which lie graw-ly girra to all vocslin, but a veraaUle actress. M is

act 111 hi-artsl Yon will have it. imrv,
but tb< n is a UttlrdiwppClijtmeot jn*t
at fiiut. J srr—drar mu. Jack I Wbat ate
yon ih 4ig? Ltf*t go my hands"

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a (a ckarxt of the tMi of widleal akilU aadet
tbe dacior'a diraciloe. Tcro* for board and
IraatBMat tb. Imreet of may aultsrtas or boa.
plisl la lb* Ualtsd Suiaa.

Bay Smith Bobbles, and an excelleet

Drip you pirt them
1 get my wish."
Tb.-re’* t..tt Unof
denrr. and—ok, the

InUbyisbripKsonherftxviKad.

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Luolngten. one fare for round trip.
Kell July 2«tb to August Stb, return
Angus’, mbSsratoga, one fare for round trip.
Sell August 1st. good to relani August
gusV IS, upon Iu farewell tour, ud list.
d tbe door tight, but be knocked
Toronto. Outsrio. one fare foe roend
with
the strangest compsry
ever
nwvily against tbr panels.
Uip. Kell August 3«tb. 2Slb. Ud t7tb.
brought together. Amo^ the muy
"Nell, Kell, oiiuil Whi
gn^ to return Sept. dtb.
fsuUlar umes in the Mt. Miss St.
mean?'
Verm'll’on, U., one fare for rottod oaw. Haoibw f
^’^'Phua'buecv ud
Ueorge Bussey, the bright Irish come­ trip. Sell Aagust 1st. good to return
Tbe door did not move.
i
"Swertbeart!"
dienne. is especUlly noticeable. Tbe August list.
Reduced rates to oUier pointa. Pbooe' ■VODOI a OOVBLL. A
Then ib(a« was a little nneertain music, novelties. specislUes, etc., are
r. Ogevm.au Opera Boa«a Bl>.
C. E Murray. Agent.
huning of Cbc knob ud a crack of light all new. ud embrace tbe gems of all U
C L. Lockwood. G. P. A..
appeared.
Crusbing thttmgb it. be
Greed Rapids.
tbe popnler eaecesaea of tbe eessoe.
caught tbesligbt, treinbliug form in hia
Tbls attrectian will be et Steinberg's
iinivi ring aims.
Grand Opera Boose.
' ‘Nell, Nell, wbnt do yoo ineail?"

- ‘Yon don't bare

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, to, Imnyou ru if you want to.”
"WeM—1 will tell yon if I get tt.
Now, mind, this is veiy importut."
"Belert three rardatben. Does it coo-

bSrST,..-*' oI

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liow S ts J» dar* vltboat tSa kail*. Tamatm
Md pHrsM diaraae* of all fonas tsaoud sa»

erw' City oa ragulnr train at I ;io p. m.

Jack! Jack!
Hr was half way doMD (be slops, and
aa be paused and turned toward brr, abe
impulsively threw the card at bis feet

Hr stooped waudi-ringly, aod raiaiug it
and resting hi* ai-m* cn tbe table, "if 1 bold it up to the light
It WI-.S the five of bearta
Bake such u importut one 1 want a
"KrlU” be cried, .sprhiBpg up toe
gnuniDlee. Are yon prepend to give it ■
steps. His voice was bard]y% be vooogtome?"
"Don't be absnrd. Jack; this la kH- Disrd.
A nddrii flatter of oerToourm swept
ons. Now, wisli Kaneihiug good."
-over bit. and with a throb of fenr slw
A "Must 1 tell von what it Is?"

"Kouarnae! Ill
up. Jp»t ti 11 me if
"Will. I’ll aee.
diamnuds, and -rht

aioa; also air line diriaioo, Jaekaoa to

‘‘You didn't tell

"Well. I tell yon DOW. Make it right
■way. ud a good one. too, for I believe
it'a going to come true."
"But.” be
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"No." doubtfully.

Aaguat <5, from U. C. taaln line west
of Battle Cr*«k ud Urud Bapide dlri-

from Btatlona soath of Orud Bapids
tbe curds on tin- ubh-. Her rytv fell aad Muskegon. Special train arrlrea at
nddenly npco one. Sbe enatebed it
Travene City about 8:1& p. m.
recklrmly from tbe pack, and rushing

IhaCs bad tuck and a death
i.n<— Ob, theie's yoarwishl Haveyon
na
a wiabr*
He riiook his bead

lain line D. O. E
A abmlntely free—mediclnea. aurgicai
Polaioa fly paper rrary cat It kitla Wheat, old. per bu.................
f Urand Baeida, due operations, aod tbe benefit of all our
Wheat new. per bu..............
tfaefitea
akiU to all who are too poor to pay., «'•
*5 cenu a nackage at Walt's
11" arrUe at Traveive City atmut 6 pdata. No 1. oer bm (new)
e.
890-tf
Oar method* of treatment i* all that la i
store,
!Coni. per bu............................. *
m.
all the scl
dty, that 1
Bveryon* bu burd ef IrPTBey** Bnttor. |
>ia WanaeoD to LaFori* and ,au agents in
In I'araiya.a.
Paraiyi
ixw* or trawer,;
^
Bgga. pe._______
. . AW.IOA .rt.. At T™..~ !
- -J i
j^
Patatoce. per bu.....
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................... system.
City about fl:li p.
office isnlwayso

Jounal.

Tree Caereoty.
General Robert E. Leo was to tbe a
one day and e
~
toe end fartbari from tbedoor.
The other aents were filled with offleen

Take steamer at 8:40 a. m. for NeahUwanU where yon wUl connect with
steamer Crescent letarnlng to Trav­
eree City at I0:4S a m. This will give
fered to b«r. anirooched tbe cod where yon a ploasant ride of 24 mllee 00 the
tbe goieral was seated. He toBudialely bay aad can be made every BDoruiai
aad gave her his
If yon wish a longer ride tbe beat w{
1 you at Umeu or Nortbport wber*
, IwtauUy there was a general rising.
will eonueet with steemer returntmeb ooe offering hU seat to toe geoeraL
tog to Travarae City
But be oalmto said:
Aftervoon ex-------If tbereWMaoMM
Caty. take tbe
for the infirm old woman. Ibete a
afternoon at 2:00 tor
Neafa
•onnwt with
nie effect was ternsrited.
One oftar
tnotber got oat cd tbe cor. The nets
seemed to be too bo( tor than, end tbc
‘
Ccumland tbe old tody Boon bod tbe
OAT to tbcmaelvcA
drmul, eutoed at one of toe statioos,
■‘—I o.«™i « o™ rf U.. s.Utu.
and finding no stait. and having none of­

; sz7£S2r..'s!4,'zriss.®.M
y. WOAUNTUn*

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