The Morning Record, June 23, 1898

The Morning Record, June 23, 1898

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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1898-06-23

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

OFFicuinrai
OVTHaOtCT.

THE MORNING RECORD.

OFHClUPlfa
OVTKIOZZX.

TRAVEB8E OITT, MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE SS. 1898.

HOT WOJLAHEAD!
Gon. Bhafter's Troops .Have Landed Under
Protection of the Ouns of the
American Warships.

AHACK TO BE FROM REAR AND SIDE
Two Michigan Begiments of Volunteers To Be
In the First Big Battle Near Santi­
ago With Shafter.'
Thirty-Third aegim0.1t and One Battalion of Thirty-Fourth
St&rted For Newport News Teeterdsy—Company M Not
Ittcdaded in the First Detachment-One Kan Killed on
Battleship Texas, Which Bombarded Oalmnas.
Washington, June 23.—jSpecial.]—The navy department
has advices from Admiral Sampson stating that the landing
of the ti^wps was carried on successfully, while the war ves­
sels bombarded Cabanas to divert attention. The Texas had
one man killed.
S#cretar>' Alger tonight received a cablegram from Gen­
eral Shafter WPIaya de Liste. saying that the troops have
been successfully landed at Baiquairi.

mtCK SPANISH REAR AND SIDE.
Washington. June rr.—[Special!—Major General Miles
has re^ethS^her message from Captain Allen, chief sig­
nal ofltierin Cum. saying that the landing of troops has act­
ually begun and Vas in progress when the dispatch was sent.
The message also said the attack of .the American army is
being so arranged that the Spaniards would be assaulted
both from the rear and side.

ORDER ISSUED Hr GENERAL MILES.
Washington, June 22.—|Special.]—The order for the
Michigan troops to leave was issued by General Miles to Ma­
jor General Graham, commanding the Second corps, as fol­
lows; "With the approval of the secreury of war you will
detail Brigadier-General Dufheld and one regiment and one
battalion of another regiment of his command to proceed
this morning by rail to New'port News with ten days' travel
rations. On hit arrival at Newport News General DufTield
will go aboard one of the auxiliary cruisers now ajiA-aiting to
transport his command to Santiago. Upon his arrival at
that place they will report to General Shafter. commanding
United Slates forces. The troops will carry complete camp
equipage and full supplies of ammunition for Held service.
It is understood that not to exceed six horses can be taken
on board ship.
fSigned]
N. A. Mjle.s
Major-General Commanding."

DUFFiELD’S BRIGADE
TO FIGHT AT SANTIAGO.
Washington, June 22.—[Special.)—It is not likely the
6rst big battle at Santiago will take place before the arrival
of General Duffield's Michigan brigade and possibly the
whole of General Heno'’s reinforcements. It is thought at
the war office that General Linares will choose as his place
of battle the ground In front of his fortifications. General
Shafter will choose the time of battle. This will not be unta he has surveyed all the roads leading to Santiago. Generral Linares is not likely to send an army to the disembark­
ing place to meet General Shafter. If such an army were
routed it would rush pell mell into Santiago, demoralizing
the troop* there.
A well informed officer at the war department today said
that the big battle would not take place for ten days, and
when it did there would be two Michigan regiments in it.

PABTOFTHlRTy-FOURTHHASGOKE.

WHITING FOR GOfERNOR.

ALL SPXVtA&DS ZV CXfSTOOT

Hobson’s Choice

Wm taibr if HebooB or Kis
Are tqlarad.
Watoiactos. Jaae 2S.—Ordeta hare
» rulM aute TicktU
beea eent to toe Ualtod Slaue urebal
^eelkll0T>t UokKiictEawBA
at Key Weettohotd all the Spaaieh
UrM« Bapida. Jua* ts.—Tb« D*bmpHeoaera Ukea oa the Spaaito 1
cratie eoa*MUoB km today wai toe
chaat ehlpa Thee# ^ple. of whoa
oocaaioa of a xoad deal of maaipalatom are teearal hnadrad, ha«« beea
Unf aad polHoc
kaallnc to p«t
treated with the rreeteet cmeidml
220 Frost Street
lato Uae for fasioa with toe PopoIUto
aad it wae the ietoatioa to parole all.
aad SlWeritca aad toe melt wae flaalNow they will be held, aad Oeaeral
1y aa arraaremeat whereby a prnauua' foatoa ticket wae aaotod. The f^- Blaaoo hto been aoUBed that if Hobeoa
lowlnf U toe ticket pU<^ed ia aotolae- ia iajarad or ezpeaed to iDjaty toe
tiea:
to af retribntiOD are toaa ia onr
oeUa B. WhiUaff of St. haada
Clair
Liect. Ooreraar—Mickiel McDoaald
nrOlAHA VKSXAV8
of Chippewa oonaty.
------------u bL
becretoTT of State-L. E Lockwood, Are Xaeaaaped oa toe Fair Orouad MfirKflflUl OlOCL
(Pepallat)of Braacb ooDBty.
j
Today.
i
1>MDO«T*U. Popollsts, ud Frw iUvwltM Om Toc«ttaw sad P«t Vp

idl

is going like huf

CITY BOOKSTORE,
Holley * OoniiBhl*

HAMMOCKSI

All new—No old ones carried over, at

HASKELL’S BDDKSTDRE.

The IndiBaaSeldirns-aad Sailor.-Av'e^-aw-a^.^
(P^ blleer) M HI lwUlc coaaiy.
| ^i.Uoa U to e.ca-p her. today ard
AttmeyOeacal-Eoyal Hawley af
yeetordey. They hare
« of the fair prouad. aad will
-Dr. E. B. SBito of add coaeidcrably to the attractions of
Wayaeconaty.
the bip celebration.
Laad CoaialM
I Peck,
For your intereet in these Items.
(PopaUat) Lapeer fwaaty.
Tba Indian of tbaflmK. S. churt
HapL of Public laetneilon-U-a. will larre warm ataale oh toe 23r
PloreaoeO. RiakeafPioc SUeer) Uer- Maecsbee day. ia Uraape ball, b
plnnlnp
at
tan
o'clock
a.
ta.
AUnewatylto. Special .ale
rlea oonoly
UcMbcr State Board of EHi
prioa. Today. See them anyway.
'
Ooorra 8. Willett of Chlbcea eoanty
Cbalrmea Stete CeatnU UoBMlttoeReliable Dry Goods, Carpet
D. J. Oaiapen of Detroit.
and Clothing House.
Chalnnaa 1‘opnIUt Sute Ceatral Comtoittee Df. A W. Nichole of Qreeavllle.
Tbeckairmaaof the FVoe Silearatoto
eatral cosalttoe erill be aamed today.
The Middle ed toe Aoad TIchet.
Ooearaor—SaUleaa Cook of Vaa Bo200 pairs Children’s Tan

WELCOME

1;

Two Important Things

Udies' Sflits.

Men's Saits

!

Special
I STEINBERt'S
For This Week.

daUef Lake.
Secretory of I
I U. Boroapha of Oalhoan.
State Treaeaw-Bobert Bleahaber
of Marquette.
Aodltor General—hrefaie Malaae of
Saptoaw.
Attorney Oeaeral—8. Q. Boophtoa
of Bay.
CoBaiasioBer Stote Laad 09eo—J.
B. Baker of Sapinaw.
SaperlBtoadent Public laetnieUMOrlando Brant of Berriea.
MeaUr Stole Board of EdneaUoa—
M. O araeee of Emmet.

TO DECOr SAMPSON.
Opaaral Xaehlaa of Porto Bteo Xaaupuratad a Plot Which Wad
NewYork. JqbcS:.—A St. Thomaa,
W. L. cable ttotea that a plot nlannad
by Uoeernor Machlaa of Pone Bieo has
dtoeeeetod by United Stotea ConHaana, formerly located at San
Jnan. Machiae. it appeara, placed four
Bomll caaaoB on toe bolpkt bet
Saatnree aad the aoa la aacb a poaltioa
that they wMid attract the Sre of the
American warehlpa when the oaptnro
of Sea Joan wab undertaken.
Santurce to a aubarb of San Jnah
aad to peopled almoit escinaieoly by
ferelpners. Feartoen euasuU. iaelndinp toe repreaentytlras of all the praat
powera, realde tbero.
Machtos' plan wna to caaia a wboleaale slauphtar durinp toe bombardneat aad thereby Ineolee the Onitod
Stotee in toroipn compUcations bee
of toe ■bcilinp without notiScaUea of
the praellcally unfortlSed town of Saaturc*._____________ ____

Fim-DNE BALIOTS.
And Still a Deadlock tn Oonpranatonal OoaventJOB in toe Third

at Kalimaaoo.
Dunn Loring, Va., June 22.-( Special.}-The Thirty-thir4- Speelal toDtotrict
Tea Moaiieu RawaD.
Michigan and one battalion of the Thirty-fourth Michigan vol­ Kalamar4M, June SS.—The fifty-firat
unteers left camp Alger today for Fortress Monroe, whence kallet at the third dUtrict Rcanbl
they will go to Santiago. The companies of the Thirty« takea toto
iourth who left this morning are from Houghton, Marquette,
46; Stewart.
Menominee, Allegan, Mt. Clemens and Ionia.
$e; A. Smith. 18; Colemaa. 18; with no
General Duflfield had a personal conference with Secre­ tipa of a break la toe deadlock. Ooto
I'e friends ny they are 1a the
tary Alger last night, during which the details were gone
over. "The general has the fullest confidence in the secretary to stay aad to* Oardaar pe<^le eUim
ttoy will win out. Labor Commim
of war.

Shoes, lace or button, size
8J< to II. Compare with
any $1.25 shoe sold.

Strong Points

IN OUR FAVOR

89e.
200 pairs of Misses’ Tan
Shoes, lace or button, sizes
llj^ to Z Better than lots
of Shoes at $1.50.

Are our $6.88 sults-oompetltlon price ia
$9.60, and $2.68 saved to a
strong point

98c.

IN YOUR FAVOR.

‘1.50 pairs Men’s fine Shoes,
in Vici Kid. $3.00 goods at

stock is going down, but there are many bargains ledt.
The sooner yon come the better selections yon get

$^50
125 pairs Men’s fine Shoes.
Regular $3.50 goods,

$^8.
Many other special prices
n good shoes.
We want your trade.

T. J. HOST.

124 Front Street.

Soon of tlie Honors;
Blood Orange, Apricot, Poach,
Baapberry, Pineapple and ©very
other known flavor.

Delicious BneradK
For Tiuse Wtrm Dajs.
Try ons of them.

G. A. Johnson,

Sntt SIR PkiniiT.
40e spvtli Vsion 8tr00t.

ICE I

Friedrich Block.

Don’t Buy a Bicycle
Dr Get Dne Repaired

VoUlTooeoBeellwIibae. 1 kMp eaeh aa esMastn Uae a« wheels a
various eirtoe. BOTH OLD AND NeW.thoi I test sere I eae r*-----1 the mato
fasiieioas. leaasoUrasaflmelassaewwbeelaaclMapaesar-bmiae ta Tnema
Civ IfronwanlowbeelhafUloot
OTCet eo»i«tietoed.Ute Is the ptoee to aelL

Soda Water OYSTERS
Ice Cream Soda 213 Front SL

• Cox to reparded as to* dark bota*.
jaionontoee tmer Idlewild thto afterwith I ipptr at 6U Clair Sato. V miOTXMO IM BAMOXLOVA.
MUUgaa laakan' A«aooiaUra Vow ne alecUoB of offloen will ooenr to­ Sitoation la Klalap Bapioaa Vary
in SdMloa la Detroit
" tt^na-ITJKW PaepU Aie^a.
Bpaelai to Tmb Hoasuia Bsooazk
■eavufl Baceaa.
Detroit, Jane «l.-TbU dty to enterJna* SS.-Tb* aitnatioa
tal to Tn Uoumre Beooaa.
talninp the Snaneia) aolona of toe
if to* minlap rapiont to moat aariMa
aahiaptoa. June it.—Uteraal Bee- Saeaatean toeuaaad peopla are 'out of
Btate. the Miehlpaa Banken' AetoeiaW* are apain ready, with a laip*
tiem. wklch pathm aaanally fw pleaa- oana Oommtoaionor 800U wid today employment and more factertoi are exetoek of lea, to dallver toe eame to aay
ure aad proSt. Today’s prapram eoa- that toeaewstompo would bo ready pootod to clue* akwtly. A reeewal of part of toe city.
•totod of aa addroM by the proaldoat. whan waated. If not. poatofo atompo toa rioUnp to expected, bet toe antoerMepU Uoek wood alao far mle.
a baalBoaa aomloa, aa addroM on Stote with -I. B." Stomped aenma the faw Itieeaie delap aeerytoiap pomlhla to,
HOPKZNB BBOB.
laws by Sob. Mr. Ootehln. aa oxenr- woold ba temporarily naod.
preeeat tkto.
|
Tal^ikeM No. M.

yzvAjroiBBa xssniio.

TwoOenti.

Stdek Bccelved Three Timet a WoA
ouau. «Oc per quart
StaodarUa, SOc per quart
Solid Meato.

Flotoliei’s Ojstor Dopot aDd Restaonit
Hoax* XB8.

NEW ARRIVALS!
We have just received a
new lot of---------

Ladies’ Shirt Waists
Made of fine Madras and Zephyr Ging­
hams. Some tucked fronts, oth^ trim­
med with insertion and embroideries.

Grunfaliiesat7Scud$I.OO.
We carry a beautiful line of imported
Ginghams, Organdies and Mouseline deLoie. For stylish goals at moderate
prices call at

The Boston Store,
rront8tr.0t

GLASS BLOCK.

TH* tfomvuro

KOMroro MooBD. sn yRARS FOR TROIAS.

bboosd, thtospay. rvm gr

THEfREl STRONG TUM.

tgfte

h urn. me. ................

NORTHERH RICYCLE WORKS!

I Um Aaylam by •
Seor* or SO to 4 ud WiU Pat Vp
Cbeoppot and moot rolubl^ place to get yoor Wryclc Tpp«ired and
• Oood •ohm T«4»rput in go^ mnning
roLning order. HsTe
Hare bed
hod several
oeveral years
year* expeneoce
experience ana
and
Tha Wll fOBO yoaUrdoy ofUcBooo
ABi»teHu-|.
imow how
hoo-it
it should
ahould be done. Satisfaction guaranreed.
guarobreed. Lam tellu^
eelli
.
«
_
»
____
1
Wtwaeo
the
B
mUmb ood the Aivl«* i
a*.». B*tw *»» J. W. BA«m<jutM Prioo. *t Bold robot-^ ioMteoUnr rohlWUoo j
bicycle
de sundries at about
a^nt coat. New and second hand wheela for Mie
a
WUlUm Sover Muot Sorto Eighty,
^
■
pp. W. Habw. Editor M»d llM»C«r.
and tu rent. Pleas** give ns a trial.
Doyt IB the Ooooty goU-Othw ,,
rtoigooleed Uom of HoeUwo. |
8TJB80R1PT10N8.
F„.nt BL. E-t
Olrouit Court C
The oaylam Uom 1* o atroog otBoUor'
orgocltotlen ood gate the Uoatlen oj
good
bottle
ot the atort, hot when the I
Mka, l« BaU.
M, who woa eonrleud Uoodoy of ot- new men got their gait they dUplayed ,
•HAT,
Cm o
tenptod crtmiBol oaaonlt uooo Mtaa atMagmoterlol. AU of the new men
BotUo Clone. When naked It he hod ore good at the bat. with the poaeihle .
exoepUoo of Pitman, who haa a Ume
MaBieoUeaeM Henlao ><
any oi to
‘ ooyihlng
arm. oot haelog beeo playing regulnr-;
. aboold not he poaaed upon bho
yriaooer eUted that be hod ool, ood M ly lauly. In other reapeett he la a!
: the Jury hod foood hia guilty he aop- good man and ooeem aeoond hag la ’
poaed he would hare to lake the pooahape. Dye.
Dye. the
the pitcher,
pitcher, ahowtd.
ahow. d
iahmant tha ooort lotticied. The oourl I "P
>»* agaioal the aaylom
.______t_._.
____ .
1^.
.....
..A
then •enleooed Thomas to sla years at (asm. hat did not let himself oat. on
.a
aeeoaat of the poaslbilUy of being cel­
The prarerae Biy Un<* of boats will
hard labor lo the eUU house of
led
upon
to
pitch
today
in
case
of
acciexcurH'one todey as follows:
Mon at EarqoetU. Tne prieoaei .....
«:jn
med etaggered and ea' awlags the bst In effeutire | steamer Crescent, leering deck
for aroand the lalaed and hack in
. I style, however, and placed a neat <
claimed, •‘dlayeaisf
mg that
aonvoenau-o.w-.r-'-'____
thel*wiy oeer the fence to ahow whal I time for the parade Steamer Tolomlag
he had not
worda of the eoart. Afwr renorarlag ■
»>'«>'»«•*»“
»'“* «»• ] Wa willleeve at S.30 p, m and will
he remarked I>«’‘>‘»''*“»**topde all right and ii ai,.^p on* hoar at Ne-ah-U waoU.
Todat TrwTome City wlllexteod Its •areaeilUeally that he could net under- j r»^ luBelder at well as handy with | Stoamcr Columbia will alto leave
Wheeler U the same old | ?;jo for Ne-ab-ta-wanta. retomiag
Meant alaoere and cordial welcome to stand what kind of juries tkem were'
re. He was aesnmd by the ooart | Wheeler at third and his wing .has de-: time for the late tralet out.
«ha K. U. T. U. and L. O T. M. The uphera
ler Qneen of the Laka* will
coneiderably since last summer.
«tty will be giTOD op’freely to the els- t^t he b^ had an Imperial trial and i
bme
I
*k.
u.
p^]irfeoCy at ho
run caio-ainna as I. l^ows: Leariag
Eoca aad erery cllliea will exert him- that he had been ably defended. Then
«aU to make it no plcaeaat that the the prisoner waetakenawey by i:nder aad baa a record this saaaon already of the dork at 10 a. m.. relarningia tine
Haeoaheee wtU want to aaloy oar hoa- sheriff Ashton. He will he takes te four home mot. Cavoa. the. other for the street parade st 11:30. la the
pitcher is also a heavy hlifr and bis afteroocD the boat will leave the dock
fWaUtyagata^______________
Merqnette by Sheriff Simpson thU
pitebiag pramlaaa to he cffecUe* and at l:SO. 4 and 7:30 p. m. This steamer
-BlBg.
tally as decepUve a* tha feat oonld
«Oo peeple. A new
Irraally begins to look ne though
tta Tmeerto City aoldlere were to esc dare In the county jail for eteallag deelre.
. . .
.electric dyeame bee been placed on
Runt to at home behind the hat and | board and will faratoh elertric llghu.
feat ssTTioe afiar all. A part of the Aaguet i*euader-e bicycle.
gagiiaent haa already been ordered U
the crowd will be glad to greet him
Oaptured a Swarm of Been.
EaaUaga aad the remainder may go
Befme adjoumlug a large aumhar et
Tuny Kuvoiny and Hull are both in
dWswoak.________________
TarieuB caam were dUpeaod of.
Yesterday Pat Barry, who drives a
garni form oonaWering the early pan wagon foe the Traverse City PUh Co.,
The
tax
title
ease
of
B
J.
Morga
«a.
Tn maaaer of the preparatloiis of
of the seaeoa and both will gire a goad made a sUrtling discovery wb»o be
feelh Shaftv'e and Linare’e armies in- John H. Cole aad I'red Eneslaad was aocouet af themselves today. All the
Uken nader adrleemeat by Ue court.
went to gel his wagon. He found that
Ekate that a tarrlfle batUe wUl
In tbs case of J. S Fellett vs. The new men nre good base mnnrra and in a large swarm of beta had taken poa
tescht near Saatlago within a few
every rmpeet they appear to be a session. With the aeatotanceof W-'lard
Auditor Ovoeml ihv pvtUlem
^ bivrd in
lowed to smead his pellllou without etrong aggregation. Manager Kehoe
tkat be will have the fsstasl nail keg and cared lor.
eoots aad the defendant was allowed M It
■- salistlad
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BABX XKOIAB OEASXS
1. Sth Street, eaa be beaebt (or wa
Udependent tmm fa the aUle when
SuI kmM a 41besM.flMk
. «aye In which to Ble hU
H loot Jut. r°u4 Cwelllac- Xeiswoo 1. M dowe aad *10 per aeo-U satU paid laeIn the case of Beheeea Talomstoln tha pla.rers become acensUmed to
Wapteyad by E. E. BUlar
O. A. E. Camp ffim Tonight
41 acre* Ihrve wlJea aeaib aad ww .(fOtotbeeUy. L-ad «aad. welJ watered. yeabJ
working together, which will probably
*a. Herman Hyman a judgment
By invitatioa of McPherson p—i. tl.
be today. The HnsUer* are all right A E the IndienaHoldlera'and Sallare' ebard Tbt. I. a barrala tor oaly II.M
given againet Hyman for gUS 7«.
%. E M^torTwho
mogTwho thr^h
thre'
hU 1
tbto year and a eeanon of good ap>ri Amocieti'-a will hold a camp fire at
*S acw. t wUr *
Eymaa hih appealed the
4^aee la tl^ region
JehaeoanktoS. rbaae»
OiSvT pter^Wal to dralrmbk or to wees.
Decrees were granted In the dlvarue may bo expectad.
Qrange Hall •fatoavenlegatT:3i)o'eleek.
EkahlUtyy to lelk
talk U the Indiaae
Indiaai in
eases of Msry Margaret Jewell va.
In the game yesterday there
j Merhetaoo poet and W. R C. will join
«hair own language. U oonnted at their
Cha* W. Jewell: William Hopkins va. many good plays and the aeylam boys j
ccrdially
•hint frieed. has eollavtod many
Sarah Hopkina John A. Doranger waa ■ put up good ball at tlmea hut the
malaahle mites and enrieeUiee,
tha attorney for the complalnanU In I Hustlers were too fast, and^heat then
wUeb he dUplays in hU show windew
U. A. Johnson has a mlnatnm well
both cases and OUberi A Oaves for ont by a acorn of 90 U 4.
Ihk week. In an Indian tenteonatmotMantoioe hasadrnt da's team Ui« with an Old fashioned wlndlaae, cover­
Ssrab Hopkina
•i at Maeeabee oolora is a doll papooee.
In Ue action brought agalual Will­ year also, and it is aa'ured that Ue ed wiU moee and the proverbial old
•mapped la a mde Indian cradle which
oaken
bucket In Ue window of bU
contest
today
will
be
a
huvoae.
iam J. Minore by E Gmrude Mieore
la Marly a hundred years old and which
Admiaaien will be » cenU aad It to drug store on Vonth t'nion street, makfor alimony and oeats of anlt. $73 was
garkr* the little ladian babies to slaep
allowed for suit money nod alimony of expected Uat tllb gronoda will be i leg a r-sl<a<i? display and onh which
is said of people who
a------r the pines many yean bef^
$r- per week allowed. J. A. Loranger crowded. Everybody ahould make it s \ wtll attract atteBil-rn.
arhile men settled in the region.
are ap-todlate and are
point to witness Ue first game of tbr
was attorney for Mra Minore.
.pMaloed the cradle from as aged e.)Baw
G .1 Ringbem of (irawn was in the
recognixed vtherever
DeerMs were granted also In Ue di­
mid her mother bad carried her la
citT
ya.i-ni.y
arranging
fur
apeakrr.
the)- go for thcircorrect
vorce casts at Annie Bdgett va. Wylie
MwfianabewaaapapoOM.ana
^
Bwhan she was a papoOM. aad it *ss
1.. 0 B . A. bsputy O.-ganixer.
for the FiArthof Joly celebration to be
knowledge of life aad
*U at Uat Ume. U to rudely cat ftn»
P.uhl. A fkoUer-e™ alterThe ledger of the L C. B. A. were to be hrl-Aat Grawn under the anspic-a
living.
,toe wood, and mad. In Ue ahape of a
^^
* fevored last night by a vi.it from the of tbe K. O. T. M. ef th t place.
aeye la Ue former caM aad tiilberl
People in the swim
•hallow box with pieces ec the back
deputy orgao'zer. MIsk SerUw of Sag
Gates ie Ue latter.
are the people who
Bell rsm« beiw-an «.r.!>
•Uaw of iu being alnag from Ue
There was ao cause of action in Ue inaw, who addreaw'l them darimr a-d Traverse < ity Hostlrra, I
wearSELZ SHOES.
MoUcr'a beck or hung from Ue branch
At U«- Park. 3.30 p. m.
ease of A. Black A 8oa vs. E. V. Lin- Vhnir ragnlar lodge Masion.
because the)' are posted
•d a tree. U be rocked by the wind.
oo iclusioa a delightful informal redsrman.
on what is best fortho
thm Ue front toan arch of wcxrd from
>tioB was held giving a'l an upperThe case ot Emeat Logie va. Philip
«rUch the babies- playUlnga were aoetouity to become Wuer acquainted DR. HIGGINS. DENTIST;
Homrieh was setUed.
fMdad. WiU Ue spread of clvilixafeet There are lots of sneb people for
wi;b their gueaV
That of Moffett vs. Meok
Chrr UrSaoxiB'- SIhu Slut*.
Mo« honaea have Uken Ue placea of
2,559,817 pairs of 5ELZ shoes were
juatad la Ue same Btanner.
FINE DENTAL WORK.
M. A. lirlftlib and T omaa Bblleon
The case of The People va. Della
made last )-ear alone.
1 cneb epeclmeaa as Uto quaint Wares, larceny, was nolle proa’od.
returned ytoieriley from ThompnonIn offering )*oa these shoes we declare
idea cradle are beoomtag very rare
At »:SD the eoart adjourned for Ue vUle where Ucy went as delrgaUs
Ihem the best in the world for the
I the local ledge of Odd Feliotrv.
Urm.
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money, no matter wh^er the price is tobi-rfHliU.
Mr*. Dean, who represented Ue Bebek
XEWAXIAV EEBOZ.YTTIOE.
|i.50or#5.oa
Breeltisa.
aht.alaoretnrned. A. B. Brown stopped
Dong La PoinU toridinganew 1over at interloch-a.
dMaUr VhlU Oaelared AnnexaMoa
hoe bicycle.
VitslltwiAiradBilatoteTtol(.e abwdaie t«AaBell
game
between
Menieloe
Colto
Oaaaot Be By LogtoUUTa Act.
Ball game. itU street park at *:S0. sr-’ Traverse Cliy Bnstlers, 19U Strset 'Tatl^!"rw WiiLniito af leMk
Jpetoal te Tax Boenau Ruoso.
•d lUiel Ml ii>rBrU«7
in
laJauMd i-itodarAiueivau
'
Park. 3:30 p. m.
Maatotee Colta va. Hnatiera:
lUaa fat Utodlie atoklwriim
THE OLb ntLIABLE AHOCMAN.
Alux riuartiao «•■*.
fTaaklngtoB. June ts.—The debate on
•-Our dobliaa” to U be given la Stein4ha rseelutloB providing for the annex­
berg'e Grand Uto evening.
ation Hewail was returned today la
The KBCOki- to indebtad to W. S. An­
dhtaanaU, Mr. Wblu, ICal.) oontlauderson for s fine bicycle rack.
hiig hto speech, began yeaurday In apH. E Gibbs received a nomber ot blpaattloB to Ue reeointion, presented adFor yonr money? That's what yon get
Eltioaal argumenu aad cUttoai to ea- c^lea from Chicago yesterday.
Ed. Wbeoler and Harry Hnot are «Sep yon employ Gea B. IVlonle—
daWtoh hto poaltloa that anaexatioa
your money's worU In good honest
boU riding new Yantlc bicycles.
•aald not be by ItgislaDve act
The Boye' Band will give a danee work.
WOBAB PBTBXOtAE APPOUTTEXl during the afternoon and ereniag in
Oppofffte SaEle Offloe.
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r*u> tn omoa o* tn
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HastiRgs' Real Estate Ageecy.
In the
Swim—

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Sth Sheet

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Want Work

dlelnberg's dancing ball.
The Hoys BaaiTwllI go Manistee on
Ue PourU to foratoh maalc for Ue
celebration.
Omndle. daaghtor of Mr. and Mrs.
HIrsm Rellto et Qrawa. died Taeaday.
aged three weeka
All the old Boldlere are regneated U
meet st Grange Hall at \0:SO a. i
sharp, to join In the parade.
At a meeting of the Tiarsrte Cii
Bible society Tueedey night It was d
■BTBIES rOE ElOVCLE EA0E8. rided U dtooontinne Ue oeganlxaMo:
The taaUet factory to bow omploylag
Bnitlng BvMta Promised at Ue
ns hands and there U a proapect of a
Pair OroondA
eoniinned heavy buslaess during Ue
The ealries tor the bicycle races were
esaaon.
•n tn tost night aiu o'clock. & E.
Visitors shonld euy over and wltaeaa
Bale reported nine eatriee for each Ue performaac* of the mnsical extrmt
jpTT eomc of Uem from oot of town.
aganxa. “Onr Oohlins,” tn BulnbergU
Grand Opera Roue.
WUUamsbprg Pioneer Dead.
Chief of Poliee Bennie has notified
Andrew J. SwarUout. ma old reelAMtof Willtomsbarg. died at -4 p. ra. store keepers on Proni street U remirve
Taeeday of heart trouble, aged U bicycle racks from the side walk in
, after an Illness of two weeks. front of their pUeee of baslneai today.
The Woman’s hbreign MiesiwiaiT so­
Ba lesvet a wifs and two sons and
ciety wlipmeet with Mis. Lndlnm, oor^aghten. Mr. bwarihout
oaUler, and much eateemed by all who [ arr Oak and E'gbtfa etreeU Uto aftei'
BMW him. Tbe fnneral eervloca will; noun at ::M. The subject will be "At%a held at 10 o'clock ibto morning atlrica."
Ua WUltomtbnrg church in charge of i B. .N. Moblo haa eeeared Ue aervicse
B. L Oartgr.
of George Demliag of Weitoville, Ohio,
who arrived Tneeday night. Mr. D.*mling to alto a elarinet playar and will
rark. SAO It m.
; join Frof. MnrUugb'e oroheaira.

V9«n the Medical Buff of Ue Asy­
lum.
TVs vaeaacy In Ue medleal euff at
the aeylam oaueed by Ue rselgnatlon
•d Dr. Ntokem some time ago has been
EUsd by Ue appointment of a lady
physielaa. Dr. M. K. Kadeaa, who arfliead last night fram Ana Arbor. The
EoeUr U a radeai gis^nau of Ue Ualwaralty ot Michigan aad oomes with
the highest recommendati«me.

Steinberg’s Grand
Opera House.

TO-NIGHT I
I hnl Ui|b at {g SDiles.
The
Hadeal
ExtntTaganna—

FRANK FRIEDRICH,

" Mil

THE HOOSE
In the way of Summer Hardware is our Ice Picks, Lemon
Squeezers, Grasps Hooks, Garden Trowels, loo Ton^, Axes,
f~- Watering Pots,'Poi celain Door Knobs, Spring Hinges, for ^
Screen Doors. Bulb Plant Sprays, Hammock Hooks, and ~
f~ everything firom a Wheelbarrow to a Carpet Tack you will
w- find in our

Complete
'OUR GORUNS' E
Hardware Stock.
“Fun on tbeRbiDe." I
I THE HANNAH & LAY MERCANTILE CO.
—OR—

Interpieted by a tboroaghly 00m
petent company of pUyers.

Priaaa ts. U. aoe.

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THB KOSHXVO kBOOBD, TEUBSBAT, Jim 98, 1888.

E. 0. T. M. GALA DAY
nWABATIOVS OOKPX«X FOB
m OBitVP OXUB&ATtOV.

BOBBO or BDOOBTIOV.
cuMmrnTK mjjn
For prlw> of $50. $»5 Mid $10.
B*IX 0AM*.

At tk« Twelfth Street Perk *l S:» ^
M.. hetween the TrerereeClty HnUera
*»d Ihelioniete* Oolie. tbetwoeUMr
eet ladepeodent teem* ie the otMe.
MMn OP TH» OITT WUX BS
AhKiAt-MWETWO.
enBBFVLLTSOKBSjrDKBU)
The oaeiie] ■eetiof of the AmocUUoa win bt held at K. O. T. M. h»n.
No.
1ST
Front
atreet, at 5 p. ■- for ae>iBtrB» OestBi&s Honp rise PealecUM of pUee for next year's aiaettares asd
lat
sod
Ue
traoaactlenV
la rrepared tor the Vialtore—B*t ‘***
Patada of BrUUaat Peatarea sodi'****’
Bitkt Basda of Xasic-Baad OeaAt S o'clock p. m. there will be a
taat U the ▲ftanoos—AddreX* by
comnetUire detree lean eostcat In Ibe
Ofsat Oommaader Boyatoa.
, In tbe City Opera Hall for pHzesoSerad
Bverythist it ready for the t«*t ^
^
.fa„^
Dteirict OepnHaocabM oelebratioo to take plaeek,^ This will be of special interest
today and all yeaurday aftereoon »l»; j
the vUUinir Maccabees.
llataeame In in ones, twos, ibi
xxci'nsuiiis.
larter psrUea. no ill last nitht the
The steaaers Colnabia. Creaeeat and
~ ' with people. Tbe
neon of the Lakes will mo frequent
IS of stores and ofll.«s b^an
exenrsions on tbe bay dnriac the day
and eveainr.

UGCABEES m fELCOIE

The Fourth at Orswi
the colors of the order, blpck. red and
white.
y
It will be a treat day f^ba Macca­
bees aad a treat day far *I>aeerae City
The parade wUl be the tbe fineet frater
aal dieplar veer e«en In Northern HtehIfaa and oigki basda of Buaic will dUe Isaplratlon appropriate te tbe
oeeaaloo. Tbe basd« in the prooeraleo
will be fren Petoak.y. Chdlllac. Kal-kaeka, Mascelooa. Kinfsley aad the
Oeeoeat aad Boys' Bands of thU city.
Thare wUI be eereral thoasand Ha«:a
heM and lady Maeeabaca from abroad
aad they will be tiren a welcome both
sre aad eerdial aad tbe krya of tbe
elty will be cheerfully tamed eve
thcTlaltora. ‘Tba prorram la elaborate
■ad tirea la fall below:
MOIUIXO.

The re«le wUl eeresB at Grows Jaly
4th, and every one will turn out pre­
pared for airrand time. Tbe celebmtlon win b« nader the auspioea of tbe
K O. T. M. test of that place, aad so
effort will be spared to Bake the day a
•accem.
The orator of the day will he the
Hon. J. W.^tchlB of Traverae City.
Silverh taaad of Acme has been estaped ta famish BoMe throuph the
day and la the evenlny the Sllrer'e ful!
will slay tor a prasd ball to
be given bv tbe Maeeabsea.
During the day tbere will be baae
ball, races games and field sports.
A oordlal inviutlon Is extended to
raveree City people and those trem
rv to J >lB with
tbe rmideaU of Orawa in o

ud UtUe BnetsM
XMt Vi^t.
There wm berely • qnoreiD hi the
•eetiaff of the board of edaeotios iMt
airbt and Uera wu ItlUe of treat 1bdiepoee of.
OB text books reported a list of text books eeleeted tf^hf
the eetiMted coat for the Arat year osder the free text book aysten at $1.4S«.
The report was reerived aad filed.
ClalBs to the amonst of |M0 were
allowed, and the report of tbe treasur­
er showed that the taalasee os Jane
first was $t.«»N 50. which has pracUeally been rxhanst-d alnec by the payBent of teachers’ orders and other
clalaa.
On BotioB of Mr\ Btearas the pre­
vious action of the board in anthorlsinr the sale of the .East Bute street
school property eras rescinded, as it
waa deemed advitsblo to rrutn the
property.
TravataeOity Xarfcab
The report of BaperlDtesdentOmvm
showed $>'i5 30 soD-residrot
g and sell­
sellBelow U a Hat of the baying
ing priern of yesterday for groeeriea,
collected for tbe month of May.
provlslou
and farm prodneta in ‘MvThe action at a prei4ou« Bretisp oro, Tidinp for the rentinp of the Coarville
lOtore bnildinp for school parposea wae
. rescinded also, aa other arraapemcMe
bad been made to eare for the overcrowded oonditiea of the Boardm
• 00
build log.

MACCABEES
HAMILTON CLOTHING GO.

Refrigerators!

“F Ice

Woman's OInb Annual.
Tbe Usi regular session of tbe Wom­
an's Ciub which is also the annual
meeting will be held at tbe club rooms
Friday aflemotm. Tbere will be aa
elecUon ef olBeetsand reports ef offieere tor the past yver, after which refrechments will be eereed and a social
hour enjoyed.
lly reetrieied to club members and their Potatoes per bo­
oat of town guceU.
BOTtRe *AT1 or tmATnnciTT WtAL-

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Cream Freezers, Screen Doors
and Windows.

“New Process” Vapor Stoves.
-W. tJ. SIOBBS,
146 i^nt Street

Greet preparations are bel nr made at
Hur.u< ■«
U. l-omnh ot
jui7tbi.,» Tb. bu< b.ii

Beeeptlonof yUltlnt Tests aad Blrus
Tralsa
as aad boats arrive as toUoe
follows:
Betolar
liar trala'xroa aootb. tfISSpecial
:ial froa
froB Harbor Spring PetoeP
eakey aad alost tbe line. 11:15.

^ l». (~-l.........
b.
Bnttee.per B....
lEggs. jerdosen..

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Morning Record Want Ads. Pay!

J. J. Flnkler of Grand Bapids ie is
be olty
W. J.. Forth of Mantetee la is the
A. J. D-*ak of lirand Bapida te in tbe

PRMB Elk Bapida. e:ao.
FiroB Petoakey.f^arleeolx asd alost
ha Uae. 9:ss.
Proa Ealkaakaaad Van Bures. 10:00.
Craealaf asd alost
Uaa,»as.
M. a R. B. ARII T. a. A.
ProB Mb PJeaaast. Cedillae and all
MaU as the T. A A. A aad from Man
iltea aad aU poinia on the M. A N. E..
10:50.
By steamers ColumbU and Creaeeat
tr.>B Northporb Omens asd Sottoas
Bay. 10:15.
OAMKS AND RA< rs.
To be held on Front street et l(i:5u
Back race. 50 yards—First prise $T.
woed $1. third 50 cenU: cash.
Barrel race. 100 yards—Firai prise S5.
•eeood It. third su cent*: cask.
Wbeelbanvw race. 100 yards—First
prise <3, second $1. third 50 eenta: <
Between Cass sod Park streetA
eyele laap. seoond li 7S _____
Prom City Book Btore to^Boi
lotel tThll-

1st.

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Will find at our store a full assortment of Kaccabee
Pins and Caps—You will also see tbere tbe largest line
of Clotning and Furnishings in Northern MichiganJust now our “Special Sale” Suits at $7.60 interests all
who see them—Extra value—A cordial welC'-me to all.

C. D. Neehrof Grand Baplde was tn
tbe eity yeeterdey.
Daa Feury came ap from Cadillac
yesterday.
Louis Meakee of B^>yoe Falla Is U
the city.
8. Lardiecasedowa from Old Xi»sion yesterday.
Gage came from Summit City
yesterday on buaii
Mslwl Uarls returned yeaterday from
a>i*ltat Kingslrr.
C. Ri'I and Miss n’ellmaa of Elk
Bapids. are at the Whiting.
1 beodore Lndgate wrnt I 9anltowoi* yeaterdsy.
Peter Burmasber and wife of Mooroe
Center were =» th- ityy-stvrdsy.
U. E D'fker arrired in the city from
Ureenrille on busier-* yesterday.
Mra. E J. Teduian is
Mra A. L. Tharston rf Kiogsley.
John tfiigiry sldmbermaDOfGraod
Bspids retoroed inhU h-tnelsst night.
Mr. aud Mrs. Gstm Srxtoo. Infant
and nnrse are at tbe Park Place for a
few we. ka
J 8 Major and M N. Hsibey earns
frOB Grand Bapids yesterday on busi-

foot Bsoes, 100 yards^pirst $2. seehad $1. third T5 eeoU: cash.
Foot race. lOOyardA fat men !Tt
}. W. Travia relumed from a boMponndsor over—First $f. eeooad $1
■ees trip to Van Bnreo. Kalkaska ssd
toird T5 cenu.
Wiliiaouburg.
Foot r*.^. I'W yards, boys 1.5 ycaraol
Hsooah Pennington returned from
Uder—First li 5>i. second 75 oesta
Leke Ana yeeterdey sftei: spending a
third 50UCDU.
week with b»r brother.
Between Chw and l.'nion streets.
MU« Oertode Sprsgue and M=»s Win­
Two-mile blcyle race—First prise $5
nie Pratt have returned from a U p
Bay "C" eamTS. second $5 bicycle
fimand the hay ree->rta.
«hain. thirdly L. A. W. bicycle shoes.
C, L. Rose and family of Cineinati.
On Union street from Front to I5ih !
will arrive Satu^sy to spend tbe aumaad retnm.
Bsr at tbs hotel st Ne-ah-U-wanta.
THKAXARDI-ASADK
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B. C. Green, assistant lighlboese
Will BOve alll:Ma.
The parade
Msoitou arrived in the
Will fora at the comer of Front and city resierdey for a short visit.
Cnion streeU and anve ea«t to Board
Mts Siusn McColgln arrived from
lae. sooth to Sut*. east to i
v.aterday and will apend a
». eontb to Wasblagton, west
p,^.
to Boardman artnee. north to Btste.
btate. |
Hastings left
to Union, senth to Eighth, east to yesterdsy for s vi>It st st. Lonia aad
Oem, BOnth to Ninth, west to Onion, other soothem Michigan pointa.
■orth to Front, east to Park and dis­
Prof. C E Horst went fishing yestcrband.
THU MSBSIIAl. AND HIS AIDXS.
troni. and ate them ail for anpper.
Miss Mary Stephen of Grand Bapida.
Jadge Larin Ooberta, marabal of ths
day. baa appoinud aa bis ^ea. O. P. passed through the city yesterday, on
Onrrer. J. A. Loraager, F. Hamilton. mote for Omens where she will spend
C. J. Ebner. F. O. Hanmann, A. B the summer.
Georgs O'Neal and family ef East
Cook. J. U. Birdsall. O. G: Millar. W.W.
Ninth street are entertaining Hr. aud
Faircbiia. W. D. UoU'ater.
Mrs. Will Hough and son Lloyd of
Mant4W.
Afternoon Baces at tbe Fair Oratut'te.
Atina M. Dcline arrived yatterday
n»R»K qsrfl.
froB Orleans. Micb.. and will spend
Free-for-all, trot or pace............tiss oo tbe anmaer with her sister, Mrs. Powt:g7 class, trot or pace................ irs 00 llttson of the Peniusnla.
$:4S class, trot or pace................ c
Dr. Fleming Carmw arrived from
Blt-YOl-K IIAC»:.
Abb Arbor lost evening to be the gneei
Oac mile ones, two in three—First of Dr. J. D. Mnoson and enjoy the
yrUe. beet bicycle suit. $7: seoand. fine Northern Mtchlgnn fishing.
Bay “fT mtaera. $5: third, split 1
E L. Sprsgna and Jndge J. O.
boo fishing rod. $3.
dell were among tbe dalsgates who
r Ooe-hnlf mile open, two In three- went to the Democrat
y Flretto^xe. hlrycle shoes, $5: aeeond. in Grand EspldB yesterdsy.
“ Aaey swaater, gS.SOi third, golf stockJ. C. Bready. who has been attendlag
ta|l*.$U
Albion Cellcfe. arrived from Alkton
pirBuc Mcxmo.
laataight. Us is the goa ef Bev. J. A.
At * o'clock at thq Osatml school Bready. pastor of the Ffaet M. ~
•glBlils
Addresses by' Great Com- ebnrek.

and only a trifle to try some of tbe good thinge that we are clEiring
in oar Clothing Department

MEN’S SUITS
Ton would think them to be worth doable what we aek, bat they
are not. They are eimply valaee that will bring you what yon have
a right to expect for pour money—that ifia lot of good aatiafactory
wear and comfort. We keep no other kind.

Snits $3.75, 4.00,4.51), 6.00,6.M, 6.50,
7.00, 7.50,8,00, 8.60,9,00,10.00,11.00 to MOO.

BICYCLE SUITS, $2.75, S4, S5 and S7.50.
Caps 2Bc to BOc.

Golf Hose 25, 35, SO to 85 Cents.
SHIRTS
l9ctoSI.50
We claim the beet Une in the
city at and between the above
prioee.
Oar 85 cent ehirts are doable
stitched, 36 inches long and give
good aatlefBction.

Only 25c, not 39c.
The righ^ thinge in Straw and
Oraah Hata.

BOYS’ SUITS
Onr own special, "little Goirnrnot '
Never fells CD give satiafiMstlott.
Deatherine Lining, sewed with
Silk and Linen, Dooble Seat and
Knee. Beet all wool febrica, price

$6.oa

“Uttle Captain" Slit $3.75.
Cheaper salts yet good ones at
$2, $2.60 and $3. Svary garment
free fr«m ahoddy and will not
diiappoint.

WILHELM BROS.

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lU KOBHOtO nOOBO. TEVBBDAT, JUBFB 83, laW.

HAmiAISmCOIITIlOL
Ohio Ropublioan Cenrontion It
-Almoot UnanimoutJy on
Hi* 8ido.
rZIBSOI PASTY SEOfiT OF TOTEB.
wm Pr»>B>lr H«t» N.B* WfcMi Um. Ci^
Mrtir PbiUm IB KIrhiBBB la
Um TDdB». wlU> rule* >■ «k*
IU4dJ«~«r-lk^lUBd mn> Am ObI.
ColurabuB. O.. Jon* SS.-The RepobU-

Oni 0«t tba K^a.
IHiriv tka
two or tkrM yB*r*
ibmtoakMo
tkia ttMa eonaod hr 170 rattlBC mixod
in Uo wboai. A Uufo qouUtr of

mine tbe plaUonn to
Urrir o> ] <
•Uite tBs; *«.
Tbe ntdCe-or-ttae-raaO Ti pB'tstB,wbo
Mho of
hare deterrrlned m mt up a vlraoua . whoot_____
.. opposltlrn tn Che Rep-jMirant and
|t aUorly roinod tor mllUnr
slon forces, held IhHr sUte ooovepUoii | ? __T..
^ i-i»Bd
yesterday. The platform adopted con- P>*n»»oo by tho rye that IS mix«
Ulna over l.lK-n word*. It deoounrei I ibrooffh lbs r»l», and »a«y sdonsrls
fusion as diMtonesi and deadly to pcIU-, loat to toraaars that Birht casUy aad
leal parti* - and principles: demands tbe , rmiMj bs ssrad hr tbe oieresiao of a

for any purpose whatever, and favor* to «l tbs elasters of rye oat <rf the
tbe Initiative and referendum. A full
etate ticket was nominated, as follows:
MichliraB miliars raqnira the hast
Governor. EulUvan Cook, of Hanford;
: trad* of perfaeUy clean wheat la twitor
lleulenani yovemor. Austin 8. Ran
u. o
dall.
of os.uaiu.
Baldwin; arvvvva.j
aecretarr v.
of .vsvv.
state. | to pradoCS BoW of ** flM * qualltj as
Jonah
lab M.
» Rurronehs. of Jackson; trens-1 they have been malrinf tbe past ton
Robert Dlcnhuber. of Uarquette;
...................
’ 'yaamor more.
Miebltaa tiet fiada
auditor renerml. Archie Ualone, of 8aittaaw: attomey yeneral. 8. O. Houebton. aeara are JusUy eelebiatad U the mott

vnx suroMFAStoriin cci Sayl

well kaowB mirth provoker Is prodaced
at Stelaberg's Urwad opera boa** this
gvnlag.

“A* good

win* assda mo

koMS w* may add that this good
reqalraa very tow
few eompIlaranM

pUy

to la-1

triad in al< tbe principal

eiUe* of this I

daaeea have been cleverly latorwovea

*>♦•" decided that no dividend on

u-«», „d 1. s.'“■'S
such a manner as to add

aad

not de-

trwet or fatorrupt the charmiag
provided by tbe autbor.

,rmy „f

tale

manent ebairman today, but nelttaer of
tbe aenatorw'could leave WnUilnyt'It.
peodlny conslderctlcn of Haifailan anl>ekatJor..and RepmtentaUreGrosvenor
was sulotituted for U<lh of them.- file
' keynote speech was Ions and covered
all issues iDriuc-'ina taes-nr. With refer-1
eoce to the Mc.Cisscn l»it he said: "I
am ready to bury anyth n* that hap- i
pened m the past if the man who wti* j
yullty of some wrone at the Um* »1ll
hcniest
ICheerlng.} 1 a
nise with any i
RepubUcon
plause.l

Republican
today.
t wli.lnit VO frater-

Uilwaukee. June XX.—At a tneeUng of
Ibe Democratic state committee xt the
PleoklntoB hotel last night Aug. SI was
chosen BS the date and Milwaukee as
the place Ilf holding the state c> nvenUar. No furih.-r bus.ness was trans­
acted.

8EIATB 18 TIBSD 0? TALK.

frel or hybrid variety.

If we dealr* to

,k -Ml., .rd tb«.
enabled to witness it will be well rw

Hanslovxky, H.

N.

lat I do all kinds of r»
pairing aad enameling, and that 1 mm
• •
•
work^
dty for tbe money.'
‘“r”!.!!':':"-.:;:.””,ire din-! be d«..
.by what others tel! yon to
^^eds and
advance wages to tha[UM ooatrary. but come and see tor
remaining portion of thsi;yoorself.
extent of
i<
i.
..............................
.1 the restnratlor ,:
I gnmrantoe all my woric to be right.
of one-half tbe cut made In salaries will and if it doe* BqJ prove so 1 make ft
cost the company fully liOO.OQO.
*^^op in till 8 o’clock every evening,
CLXerpt Sunday, In the Caldwell A Uw
don bailding, at north ead of ObIm
J-W-Patekia.
W.P.Cramw

H. LEDERLE.

PATCHIN & CROTSER,
Attorneys at Imw.

European
Horse Hotel.

Ham- oAea*tBMoatac«enioek.Tt**«raernr.Klch.

improve the rradee aad-*arietlaa of oar

id. J. E. HamllD. L. M. Harris, R.

wheal we most keep it ahceintcly pure

Hobbs. Hurley. J. M. fsgrig. C. Irish,I”

aad trw from ry^ Farmers eaanot

M. Jaoiscra.

liaan^ JamiaoD, C J.

BCSIIfesS CAHVS.

:

speadalitUcUmsIbbetter adventate

Kneeland, Kenyon. E Keltaer. E. Lion. Q

than to go throo|rh m whsalfileld* In

W. Loudon. O. Urdie. O. E

the early pan of Jnaa aad cat th* rye

H. a Lsderle. Anna Lilney, C. D. Le- —_________ _________ :----------------- ;

oet clean.

Point. Minnie Lawrence, C C. Mae*.

M. nnowN. Atsor-ssy aaa

um

unckey. Sa'c^.JiaiSS^M^rSISV*’ ‘

Litnj, Sale aid M Ban.

tratSeto^to^VaeiEe^'tt«

T. 0. McMaoua. M. 8. M ;Miebiat. L. K.

...............................
. Zaka Sotioa’

washlnpon. June a-lmerest In the
of Hawaiian
annexation

McCoy. 8. A-McMsaBs. Mar;
Jennie Mills. U. B. MuClplIaad.

„ pr,K-e.ditiB In Um senate alnag. Eariy In

HavUand.

th* beneflt of to-

creased ewraing*.

"Oar Oob-

There were lea than forty men in the in any market. It ia a well koowa fact trom If 1.-clock. IU.U bc l,o.cd
mnventlon.
that the ^wlnc *f rye detaiioralc* every one will respond as the demaad .
exceeds th* supply; Meedamssj
WIsaasla Demesrmls Meet Aae.SI.
the qeality of wbwt, creeUar a i

terday. and Senator FViraker for per­

Bicycle Riders.

achieved snoeera ia proof of it« greet a,,,, money for service* from the great
_______
Tbs very latest song* aad, Louisville and Nashville system. If has

;
..yiijtl proyramme bad Senator
**«i»n« for temporary ebalrman yes­

tee anJ of the cunveoiloD commliwea.

^ r^:

eeuatry aad Barape aad

As the prin> i; a’contest was fur tbeeonI
' .1.. ..rate (••■nmltiee. intereat

•t X;W p. m. br oonsreBaltma] dlBirleU
to aeiert member* of the sUte commit­

LowlevOle. June XL-The Cor
•ays; Beglnnlrg July 1 tbe LculsrvUl*
Nashville Railroad company will

trodae* Ituoar*
rar^wdara.
"Oar Oob- ’ rratore to Its employes ene-taaif of the
liBAor fan oaTheBbiae’basbesB well cut mad* to thsir salaries oa Aug. 1.

paid.
;
_______________________
I
naUat market* both at home
a eommlaaloBer. 3. H.
- - . - .
land
W. 0. L A. Market
Baker.
and Id foraita conatries. Tais repalapublic Instruction. Orlando Branch, of tioB cannot b* mnlntalned except by
Tbe following ladle* are asked to
Bainbridge; member of state board of
I of fircUelac* frain.
Wheat eoDtributo to the Saturday market to
education, Uyrun O. Craves of Petosmlxad with ry* bria(B only a law price beheldaBaakeirsbookstoreJuaeSSth
key.
•

«KD BUte convention cuovcnFd herer**trrdBr at 4 p. m. Tbe d*Iesat«« net

Ever Bnraed Onf

■mplays*' Oalarisa.

bBeh," a good ^y aaeds ao epUagae,

togne, Asa Hale. A H. Hall. C.
braiioo, deans that every member of

and get our prle^

anuoai a vixtoiib,

A J. Morgan. Mha darah Lee.
present sewloti the acnale delMled the
la Mootacae
: question l>rhlnd closed doors for six hall this morslag at B o'eleek u be as­
Hollo* to Odd reUowe.
ego*.*__________________________________________
Durii g that time a majority of
signed to tbs vationa tralaa aad boat*
MeKlaaaa PortloB Is Absent.
-Tk. u.d F.U... ot
at,
•
speakers was accorded clt»e attenHon. H. M. Dougherty, os ebauman i
.......................
tbs visitors.
are raqueated to meet at I. O. O. F. hall-----------------------------------------------------. It I ^
of the retiring sUt* committee. caIU-1 .
yesterday
The chairmen of all th*
terda: that the senator*
at V:M o’clock Snaday, June to. to at- W. «22?to^d32.“
tbe convention in order, and
Spoke come
come entbuslastlc
enthusiastic over
over argumenUahlch
argu:
tea are roqncslcd to call at th* ottw
briefly.
Before tntroduring Omsvenor are not no«- new to them. Tesierday
xoobo
he read a telegram from Benator Hanna White, tbe leader of the opponenta of
expressing regret at hli unavoidable annexation, spoke for three hours and
Wadsworto aUMt*.
■ of nil*, i
absence and announcing as his keynote a half. White had not concluded »hen
Chsa 8. JoRxwto, See'y.
falthfu; and broad Republicanism and the resolutions were laid aside for lb*
Kurts, day.
loyalty to> party organisation.
------------Hlniator^ XaMtog Batorday.
vnalloiial Remibllcan ' Mitchell uf Wisconsin opened the dis­
memtM-r
eompriffee from JTihlv.
■
. and
i
for years cussion with a brief speech
Tbare wUl be a mUiiator'a BsaaUar at
........... ..................
_
e committee,
who Uon to the resolutions. J
chdfaWian
of tbsAtate
c^
tbayaator'a atady is tks Coagreca. Cleveland 8; al T'427®.’^ilfiSlSK'S;£JS3"h.J
led the
' e oppositlll
opposItUk to Senator
8
Hanna bills passed bos one providing arere
10. Pittsburg I; at
^
ttoMlebuTiA Batorday aftorMoa at
In the legislature tast January, went, penoJUea for the malicious Injury
I g. Otkatraet. S)S4f
weft over a week ago aad none of tals destmeUon of submarine mines, t
Urceo'eloek. Mattors of importaoes Louisville—WasniDgton X. lAuUvOl* 1
«|n*e aasuclates la tbe recent bolt I* pedoeo, fortlOenUcna or other coast de­ ara to b* dbeWBsd. All tbe raloiatar’s at Bt. Ixuls—PhiladelphlB ». 8L Loota
MI8CELL.ANEOU8 WANTS.
atteti-llrg th* convention. Mayor Me- fenses.
(; at Chleogs-Bosion «. C
•I th*
are urgad to be priseot.
Klsavm. ..f ClevcUcd. being lb* only
After poasing several bills of minor
promlnr :l
tlor.
C. F. aemeat, optieiaa. roeaatly fcwm
■aa>BB Nes Make Ibe rBBmttaw.
Kansas Clly-Hln________________
■Pvr delega-e- sr.- ailiuwt nnan'Tious of a bill to refer to the court of claims lAoalag. has loeatod here t* tbe prae- neapoll* X. Kansas city »:
Columbus f^rnCK boy wsimo—apply to Trace
la favor of Senat. r Kaana. as well as certain claims of person* for property Uca of his profeastoB. aad for Ma »rw —Milwaukee 4. Columbus X.
t-cf CttyLamberCu. »4-U
tovoring tbe national administration, taken or destroyed by the Confederate ent U eitnated at 130 Case atrMt, hot
T oar—Ookt braoM pin, ganwt w
and no compromises were efilertatned Invasion Into the southern counUes of
Gkwdll Men tot»aSen.
J_i ar will to reworded hr rotani
will ocoapy ofUeas oa Froot atreet as
tn organising either tbe convenUon or Pennsylvania.
Detroit. June Jt—Credit men repr*. Psrtarh, Seaik Uuloa siraat. greee
as a aoltabU roam eaa be aeearad.
the new state campaign committee. On
lentlng the heavy line* of trade of tbe
air elren b*4wea
account of tbe contest from Cuyahoga
L'alted State* are numerously
. Dr. B. D. Adktea
count) b»t*een the Banna and the Mc- lajorrs KeoHy TWealy renmss. Oeat* ef
he Hotel C^dllUc. They
Kiason delegates specisl aUealMn was
TbMB Probably Fatally.
attend tne tmrd nauonal convention ot iWavTTO-A road cook wm Mr rood
‘Onr Ooblla*. or Fob aa the BUm'
given to tbe selection of tbe eoramlllee
tbe National AxsocUUen of Credit Men. W wSSTA^uhlUoi Hoom.'miu
Akmo. O.. June H-—A street ear
Is desoriltsd as “a loag laugh aet ia
on credentials. The Hanna men not
which opend this mornlag.—
only control this committee. Imt also the line from this city to Cuysbogs amllM" aad If the voice of both |
selected as Its chairman HoS Pork J. palls,’Jumped tbe track and turned aad public be a good criterion to go
Ball gam* b*tW*«B Msaiste* Colu AUoa’behaogc.SI MTorap B^Mt^DeMIV
. Alexander, who «as tbe Banna candi­ ovcryeslerdiy afiemoon. Nearly twen­
sad Travers* City HnsUerx, IXth Street
date for president pro tern, of tbe sen­ ty pe-^lc we.-e hurt, two of them receiv­ by. oar amnseMeat laving pnblie has

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of Tag MowiM B
to receive
taadga from Chainoas Bata of the

B. J. Morgan,

TRANSFER

'o. fcjsa's.;

Oo H. & V. B. B. R.

Ail baggage, bos nod back woik
tor said road abonld be left with
me OSoe 239 8Ute street,
phone 3. AU oiden left with ■
will receive prompt attentiao.

; Grud lipMi t liUui LI

RBBBT CAE JTIMP8 THE TEACX.

ate last January, and was defeated fay
Stale Scnslor Bnrke. of Cleveland, vot.
Ing Bllh the Demotrais on the orcanlulion of that body as well as for United
Stale* senstor.
At the district meetings tbe Hanna
men elected alt the mcmlirrs of tbe
. commlltivs except from tbe T«emy.
first district In which the McKIsson
delegtte* figured, and the result there
will Im- determined by the action of the
committee on cri-denilal*. Cyrus Hul.
lag Is chairman of the new state ceo- tral committee and is of course a Han­
na men. as Is also an overwhelming ma­
jority of thsl Ciimmltlec.
■eKteMB Men Baled OoL*
The committee «n rredcnllals last
night derided not to recognise the Ho
Klason delegation from Cleveland.

UBBd MlverBrpabUAberdeen. S. D.. June XX.—The state
conventlinsof tbe PopuUst. Democratic
and Free piirei Republican parlies met
In this my at 10 a. ni. today. The total
s allotted to all the
nlee J* 2,M», alimnl equally divided,
parties

ing injuries that age likely to prove
fatal. Those who were most severely
hurt arv:
Ira Roger*, of Cleveland,
skull fractured and iBjuied Iniemally.
and Mary a RonUn. of AKon. hurt
Intemslly.
Both of these. It Is thought srill die.
Mrs. Sarah Sihumacber and Mr*. Carollpe Rankin, of Akron; Mr*. Jennie
Shepber.
of Trinidad.
Colo.,
and
Sylvester
Moses, of Cleveland, were
badly though not dangerously Injured.

Forestano was found floating in
Blackwell canal yesterday. The mon'i
head had hen cut <.ff. both leg* severed
at the knee*, and both arm* and hands
were terribly mangled. In hi* breast
were a number of stab wounds. Inside
Ibe irunk there was found a small cali­
ber revolver with every charolMr loaded.

ABBEETZATED TELEOEAICE
Luther Hemxm. the noted teraperincv let turcr. died at Uusbville. Ind.

ll la
rc/nrded
sa cerlaln that the fuainn
is iv
/hi
Cuban messages from Havana :
arranged
l■rl«ee|| tbe Populist and
Dcniocrsth ieadvr* will prevail.
J-ourkK. the f.tihcT of the I’opull
date. Is stlU tlghtlng
rvport that the Spanish fleet
> hl» def.at.
It Is
hi- will l«>lt the i-i.nventlon has retum<-d
Cadla
stood <
ad'pled.
when 1 r fu»:»n r-ibduilon
Captain James H. Jones, aged CS. died
Be na;
"PBriUig ',
iJi-tiwU Monduy. He wo* >>est known
«f the way
no longer con- 11
the lake* os a shiphutidcr.
•eat to !«■ "dragge l into the Dem'icratlc i
It was prsctlcBily dcctdi-d
party." In the fus’oti aruin,;-in-ni the
r. nee at Wuahlngtun to send a flylDg
PopuUsU w It pr lial.ly get the gover- '
the coast of Spain.
nor. both V ngi . e*»'-n. Ileuieitaot gov- 1
Even Lewis gained the decision In
emor knd seer- lary of stale;
etaie; the Demo- ■ the Chicago wresile over Yousouf e
ive the tr»-oeurer. atior- foul. But Lewis wtJtn-t In it with
ney gen«ral ond ardltor; the free sil- ' y'u*,v
v.r it-nuh! TOO*, the <
milssbrner of,
l^•t«•rt A. Btler. of Monroe, wia. ho*
BCho<»lf rt'.d |)Ul»tl» 'itnl*.
;> Intern U Prvepue
ll-ctor
Henry lU>t of
Darlliirtnn.
All b*. thw «l the Kle^y Fm»im »lU
mierv |ew
CvB.blB< aeOae.
I'uil.-* Intimated that when thv
Grand rni4d*. Kith.. June Xi.—The \ war It over he will Inailgsu- a revoluoutlcok' ii;; rate* harmonious fusion he- | tlon in Sjaln.
tween th-^ Ivtrursts, Silver RepublicGovernor l.«-edy has announced that
hultullons allotted to Kansas
1 l-.n rle s rarty state omentkns In e'-eJ..n t da>’. though there may undrr Ibe second i-all for Volontei'rt will
. be some elilfi- over a propoalUtm to be recruited from the colored (lorulatlon.
Al Hag-ralslrg exercises at Ithaca.
drop ihe^ nimo-Ctmocrallc-L'nloo-SUWla.. Richland lounty. Amass Grover,
ver-PeopIr a i>arty—used two j-ear* ago.
ts years old. was sertoosly Injured by
and call the III kel simply Democratic.
tbe une*i,ecied discharge of a cannon.
A large number of d' leRsies has arrived
and their preferenirs show that exBeprew-ntittlve Justin K. Whiting Is
likely t" he the mimlnee for governor,
and that Ddniel J. Compau. of DetrcdL will Iw made chairman of the
Henry lUynoldo. aged W. < s killed
Plate central conimIll<'e.

F>f."J2r£r.,

__ _ _ ,
lutnlik-r. Ho knockod
_
cor stake lh.at let several large Umber*
fsU on bim.
Advice* hBve l>een received In Wash,
ingtot) of a reocoi attempt to Havana
to ossuslnstr Caj tain General ILudco,
which WSJ- mid'- U>' Mariano Salvo, a
young m«mW of tbe vniunieer army.
Judge Boll at Cblrogo aimed the decrer whl'b allow* Mr*. Culln C. Man.
Bing, daughter uf the chief Justice of
the United State* supreme court, to
again become Mary Cool bough Fuller.

wouas

IS

w treat la store for them when thu

W TraeeraeCliyLcnl
aoleoB flsloiM.

If You Have Logs to Sell
CorreqMod with tbe Trsrerse City Ltu
We bare for sale Good,

’■er,

_sM*. toqalra.^

,

■pginy:ggroinrstK lywg—rera^by

Sound Hemlock Lumber,
Maple Flooring,
Short Maple Wood.
T.ATvrpa inoR SAT-.B.
Hill Haebinetyof all descripUooa, including Two Bogines,
8et Works, CaniageB and Saws. A complete Saw Uill Plant
(or sale.

TRAVERSE CITY LUMBER CO.
OUR WARTIIIG TRADE

ron ftsLn-TW to
reoorv. Beddra S
dci^STw m take OBtoraata
■T FBOPBBTY:

Tratoaamesftaa CtoelBBoui. <
: ld*aBdPalaakeyatl40p.w.
’ —!ol braaeS «»»to antra* at
■aMlXiOOp.B
I O.L. LOCKWOOD I

I If you don’t
> see what you want

ASK FOR IT

UDSTSE UD nmusim li
To lokeaSaet aandoy. 3a>* m; lax.
MI:»*'alseka a.
OOIMO MOKTB.

! In the Want Colnmn of
!
The Record.
» Don't eo«t mnek.

woBlad. Traecta*

have redoeod the price on all footwear
wear for «/rsrLE
WOOD for —Tramoe Oliy Lu
a few days ob account of th* K. O. T. M.I-M- brrOo aT-vt
celebration, and if yon need anythiog ia I noB aALl
lath I
ber Qo. ]
this Ha* come is and took the shoe* over. - ^ Trarm
Sealed PropOMOa.
s^ Onr ai.84 Chocolate cloth io|
are beautie*. Oar 71c women'
oell *11 over forgl.io.and oarSUahoee for _________________________________ _______ _ .
men and women are warranted all aolid
JS?
and.go.rf wewre. Coma and bny aboea
Ubms. Dlreesar.

tTslIlN Hure IN Mt<-MI(iAX.

The Dermarats will Insist upon nam­
ing the bead of the tl<-ket and also upon
coostructlrg tbe platfom-. M rvll Ihemaeivr*. WHO a*3Utan<-c or suggestion*
from the allies. The plalforai Is tbe sub­
ject most dlscoe.r.1 am.ing the dele­
gates. Rome talirve that ImV'rwemenl
eg the Chicago plalf' rm and free silver
shall be made *<• mild that th* soundmoney D<-mo<ralB shall be unable to
take offsnar at It. while other* are of
tbe opinion that the re»olutli>nt should
ccntaln an unequivocal Indur*. ment if
Bryan and the while meUL 6UU oth-

tWTra*.0
ttli

A. S. Fryman,
■sUilig Dm Hm. 'TT.ft.'Fsr

I Vegetables!
I Asparagus, Lettuce. Badisbss, Rhubarb
Fresh Every Day.
JOHN J. BREZINA
Thone 167.

848 Front Stpwrt.

OOMO aODTK.

WANTED.
isy; X of at at work oa tbe beaeb
yoarsboe*: week dene while ra* wait:
■ *ra4«snrtUM«t*:wt>rkdoBenTaielaa*
AArryama.lSPrM>t*ti«**.
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All r^mwm
thillS ar
1 at WblUBg
Betel. AU
order* left
trfl there
or
bocw 1 wUl roaeiro prowpt aueatloa.

DR. QAUNTLETT

saa^'-;

THE OPTICUN,
WIUi Xat:, tho Jowolor.

r.A^lnaim;;:.

John R. Santo,
Geieril lisDrain.
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