The Morning Record, May 13, 1897

The Morning Record, May 13, 1897

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1897-05-13

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

MORNING
First Tear—No. 8.

RECORD.

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Tvo.C«ntB.

•TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. THURSDAY, MAY 13, 18ff7,

Jno. Larkina,''Blagbam; A. J. WbiM.
tiblon: D. 6.‘ ShM^rS', Cedar Ban; Sami
Berry. Fraak Berry, Osboine; C. E.
BSFtrsCD TO AIXOW SOV- Silver, J. B. Merrill. Acme: F. F.
WILL BE XADB 8T RAinrAH
JJSIOV MXV TO LOAD A BOAT. dle. Mapletoi: W. 8. Ernst, WillUms*
&IFLS8 FBIOAT MIGHT.
Is the bane of a farmer’s life. We have th6
burg; Henry Lardle. Old
largest assortment of good Writing Pens in the city and they
TraTWM Olty Lambar Oo- OUiau E. Barth, A. T. Anderson, Omena, Fred
-atioi ■ f»r Their First will fit any hand that tries them. You can't help but Write
Bight to tra* thi Oompuy% Xb> Lardle, Waltoa.
Inspection by Oeneral'Case—Public
good with our Pens.
ptoyM lot that PurpoM^ UrnInvltM to Witnees the Oeremotiy—
THI BSAB O^KK BABTT.
por«y Arf*o«am«t f^twMo
Tbe Blfles Doing Good Work.
jHaptalB. JohDMD and th« Union.
Betdrned Last Might with All Xinda The Hannah Billeiare preparing to
The TraVerwi City Longihorhmen'e
make a fine showing whea Inspector
of Big Tronu
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MMolntloa bM aMerted iUetf to Quite
- M. B. HOLLEY, MANAQElt..
220 FRONT STREET. •
f.<aat night Tony Novotny. Fred Oeneral Case of the Michigan National
an oxtont thle eeawn, and yesterday
Guard shall give the oompany a regn
Bechtel
and
Em.
Wilhelm
returned
on
msdf manifest its influeace again.
the 21 o’cloek train from Bear Creek, lar military Inspection Friday night.
The steam barge Westoott. oomi
Black. Blue, Green. Red, Violet, Crunson. Fluid,
where they bave been catching Tbe City opera house has been engaged T
Banded by CapUln A. E. Johnson, artrout oontlnnally for abon^ n week. for the occasion and tbe public will be I M K Copying, Gloss, Fountain Pen Ink, Diamond,
^Tsd in'the <;ity yesterday morning
They had prevlonsly shipped to ftiends admitted free to the galleriM. the main
^
Arnolds, Thomas, Staffords. All sizes, 2 oz.toqt*
. .«fter a'esrload of maple flooring for the
floor being used for the drill and in; 8onlb 81de Lumber-.Co. in Chicago. in town about 300. but last night they spectioD. The hall will be decorated
brought in too more, and among
. which is being cut by the TrsTmrde City
V /T^ *1 ^
Cream .Paste zinef Part
sdtne large and fine speeimena with national oolars and the dUUnLumber Co. The steamsr has bean them
\/| 1
Gum Arabic. Lof*ke hice
The total catch exceeded S(s). A fine guisbed military .-visitors will be given
chsrUredbjLtheCblcsgoflnn U trans­
^
j^g awfully sticky.
a reception that will make them re­
exbihivuin
will
be
made
in
Fred
Bech­
port the lumber, which anwnnU tot.member
that
they
have
been
to
Trav000,000 feet, and would jrequlre about tel's window today.
b:.a-sk:exjl*s booicstorej.
one City and that tbe Hannah Biflea
elereo tripe between here and Oiicsgo
can line np with any company in the
for the Wcaloott Captain Johnson has
»CA.Xt&BLAJaC BX003C.
stele. ' Indeed Captain Molatoah and
a oontract whieh allo'ws two days for
Lieutenant Klaaacn are old soldiers
IcdicaUoaa
that
Oraaaboppera
will
the loading of bis boat >hile here. Arand Officers of extended experienoe in
riring yesterday, morning prepared to bs Buarce Karaabonta Tbta Tear.
the atete aervice. Lientenaht UUbert's
I... «»).,,...r.! trip. ^ experience i.^
B. J.
reoaire tbe Inmher, be found thnt the
is confined to this company
Inmber was not ready for. «reoeiring
tmor. In tk.
;•<* | hu, k. h«i ,l™d, d.reloorf .. .bm.,
vrer the rail. Applying to Mr. Lud- .leloltjot Ik..™ CIW.-W
.kowh. -Ill ».k,. H™.cb
fate of thci Lnmber Co., that genUeman ford, Sbertnan. Grant townaliip ud'oQeer
‘ '
Informed him that ha had a force of other places with the view
The nightly drills ara being largely
When silting on one ofBen ready to handle tbe lumber. The ing the outlook ftw grasshoppers this attended and the boys are taking a
UnioD^en^.howeter, would not permit season. Mr.-Moiganrvportathatdurlng great interest in their work. So much
our luxurious sofas is an
Doa-nnion sen to tranafer the slock, his entire trip be discovered evidences tkat when tbe inspector arrives he will
easy matter for the daintand Hr. Lndgatc in turn claimed tbe of but one hopper and is aaliafied that surprised that so gdod a company can
right to nse ths employba of the comp­ they will be scarce this season, and thrive outside the state service.
I
any if he-so desired, and refused to that Uie farmers have liitlj to fear
Friday night there wUl be a large!
«iuiy ciiM.uii»cu, diivi HIV.
from their ravages In this locality.
bare tbe union men dicute to bim.
Mdieuce to wltnoas tbe inspection,
visitor reaKzes, when he
Tbe altnatloB was unpleasant as
GOOD SUOOBiTIOMS
which will be executed with all mili­
leaves, that between wo­
Captain Jabnaon desired to get away
tary precision and discipline, with the
man's sweet fascination
as soon as possible, and delays ocwt bis For Deoomtlon of Graves on KeBorial i taspector general in fall uniform, it
and the beautiful effect
haat^the raU of »«5 per day. ,Tbcc«
Day.
is expected thst Captain Gardner of tbe
of
Slater’s furniture ar­
was. no. oompromtse, bowersr. and
It has long been the custom to deco- I'nited Slatei. Army will be present to
tistically arranged, that
the union men remalnad obdurate. rste the graves of soldiers on Memorial aaaistin the inspection, ba^ng' br«n
Captain Johnson could not nse bis own Day. ThU year tbe ladies of the Cem­ appointed by the war department to
his mind turned to home
aeq to toad tbe boat, as if he did thst etery Improvement assmiatlon. whoae aeeompany Guaeral Case upon bis ancomforts and thoughts of
the onion men U) Chicago would re* earneat eff wu t-J beautify Ihe-cemeUr.v onal tonr of Inwection of tbe vnrions
love. We have the Fur­
iuseto.^baodles pargo loaded by non*
appreciated by every one. anggest companies of the M. N. G.
niture at decidedly the lowest prices.
nnioa men. He wap in a quandary, that the day be more generally obTbe ends ibf tbe gslleries In the City
and wired tbe Chicago Arm for instruc­ •erved.afid that all lot owners deco­ Opera lloase' wlll be n.-h?rTed for ladio*
tions. U» recetrcd s reply last night rate the last^reatiitg places of their and ladles having eecorts. while the
to hsec Orant Hsrrison. their lotpeelor dead in an appropriate maonar.
aula gallery will be open to the gener­
here, get a ioad for the boat elsewhere.
al phbllc. Tbe boxes will be reserved
128-182 FBOMT 8TBSET.
They Hava Mew Furniture.
There was only ene place faowerer,
The Ladies of the Bs^leru 8tar have for the members of the city oonncH.
OpiKMitv BukvlI's Bookmorr.
. where the eonpany bad lumber in this
just purchased a handsooM aet of lodge elty officials, and Hon. Perry Hannah,
vicinity and'that was on the dock at
furniture «to use In their ceremonlas. after whom the company warn named.
Bingham. That slock could not be got Theyamnowlooktog up tbe muter of It la expressly desired Uiat all who oan
at handily as other Inmber filled the
of jewels aad will soon be ready to do Ao shall atteod. as the inspection
onUidcof tbe pier..
compare notea with any Ea<«tera «Ur will be something never aw>n in this
^ liSte last evening Captain JtAasoa
in the state. The lodge Is in a floorisb- cliy before, and will be extremely en­
land Mr. Harrison bad an interview
y
ing condition and ndw members are-re- tertaining.
wllb'the npioo men. who agreed to per­
Whilt- St Washington during the
oelred at every meeUng. The ladies
mit the oapUin to .load hU boat this
are working to secure a piano for tbe inaugnraUon Frank Friedrich became
time with hlsown crew, which oonsisu
Masonic lodge rooms and have Mreral aeqnalated with lieaeral Case, who was
Beginning tomorrow. May Hth. and oontinniog thnmA
of ten Ben. 'This arrangement goes
with the governor and kb staff, aad tbe snmm^aenten. when
enlertalnm-nu and aoei^a In mlidwe shsli sell goods in each department »t 8peeU
into effect this morning, but it will rewhile the general ia here be will aaabt Low Prioos. FOB TOMOBROW WE OFFEB:------THE POET HUBOM WAT.
- quire aoUl Hntnrday nlgih^to load tbr
In entertaining him. Frank has taken
boet, two days longer Urns the time
lU Board of Education to be Ohoaan a'great Lntereat in the Uiflea and baa
.
epeeifled in the contract.
need all bb influence to assbt in get­
by Council and Ibyor.
ting the oompany admitted “into the
Theeommon ixtuneil of Port Huron
SUVD^T EZCUEflXOVS.
state aarvice.
bus decided Vq have the charter of that
Th« -wm i. O.. Trim IbiiilU. city amended so as to abolbh tbe pres- Tbe members of tbe company turn Ik^'a 81.76 Knee 1*0018niUnt
out nboni fifty stnag to drill each Men's Black Clay Wc
Mast Bunday.
ant board of edueption and organise a
The Maeistee A ^Cortbeaatem rail­
road oompaey
resume their Sueday eic^lonsVtween this city end
ibers are to be elected by the coun­
efficient as the best in tbe M. N. (L
Uaniatea^beglnning nest Bndday. As cil, one from rach ward.nnd tsrotobe
XEETUrO FBIDAT MIGHT.
exoorMbnUbln will leave Manistee 'at appointed by the mayor Tbe term of
It’ll pay yon to do ao,*^ the vnlhaa nea wonderfnl, at
8:10 a. m. for Traverse City and inter- oOoe of the members b to be five /ears
ToAmoge for the Btoyela Path at.
mediate pnlnt^ The-followlng Sunday aad theterifsof two of .those elimted
East Bay.
tbe esouraioa will roe from Traverse by the oouncil Sf« to expire each year.
A meeUng.of the eontributors to the
City to ManUtee. Fane for round trip
tome Maw Oraogea.
fund to build a bicycle . path
•1.
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lion. Jason Woodman will deliver no I Bast Hay. is desired at 0. P.'chrver's
Reliable Dry Goods, Carpet and Clothing House.
Bleyclea and Bpby Oaba.
addrtet at Yuba tomorrow evening and office Friday at 7:80 p. m. Please i
The trunk Haas bave ptrangad for if poMlble organise a grange there. He rang* to be prt^aL
O IV CABVKif;
M. B.T
B.'noijxr.
_
the free oanylng of baby can-lages and would be glad to meetlbe farmers of
FhasH I'AKKs, W.H. Eu.mch
btcyslea, and branch lines will observe that region at that limn and aH are in­
M. K PAI6X.
B. H. liAsi-arr.
the same custom. Tbe C. A W. M. be­ vited to be present He will apeak to­
E. C. TruiK.
CHA«.Ks(i. Vai**.
gan yeeterday to traosport these ve­ night at Fife Lake and the prospects
CIIAS E. Uai.k. a F. HvKTkn,
are
good
for
a
grange
orgnuiBstion
H
oiia
R
t
L
kwih
.
hicles as baggage and. Ui« baggage
cart are being arranged for that pur­ Uere a little inter in the aeaaoD.
Ftahing Motaa.
pose. Tb* ears of tbe O. U. A 1. are
At the Tbtetar.
Frank Desmond and Geo. H. Crass
also being fitted for the same purpose
The old-time popularity of Frank
left yasterdty meraing to flak the
and will follow suit shortly. ^
Tncker was revived in ^e Olty Opera
llodbe last night, where n large aiidl- Hosrdmsn from Keyatebe down.
CrusGed to earth will
ozvm 1 I WEDLSSALOro. enoegroetedhis reorganlsad company M. A. Weatgate of the C. A W. M.
aatfng bonae, went to WllH^bttrg
rise again. Yon can­
Onttrf Town DaalaA who Boy Ooeda in “All a Mistake.” T^a play luelf yesterday afternoon to vateh trant.
tens pracUraUy in the hands of Mr.
in Traverse City.
not snp[)res« it. Just
8linuD Yalumsteia fished for tnmtai
and
Mrs.
Tucker,
who
rwtelyed
a
aordlVary few pec^le realise, to what >n
Mabel yesterday.
'
so with our-----•xtaat Travena City is the oeatar for
Allen Hmllh and Oeo. Henaenoe
..the entire region in a business wsr Mr. Tuokar's former popnlarity had fished the streams in the vieially of
not
waned.
The
play
was
flilad
with
It Is oomlng every year to be more and
XHMamsbnrg and seoured fine treat
toete a wholanallng oentsr for all Ibe mualeal apocialtiea, which kept the
Yastwday morning Gihh Hadgen, of
•mailer Cowne aad nvigbburing dealers audience ountinnally applapding. Tha' Mayfield, palled from Gibbs' pond a
do Bos^ef thetr baying hem in pref- company is not fully orgmnisedyaL tront meaanriag 18 iaohea la length,
Its good qualities can.
•renee to sending away and paying but the enterialnmaat was esteemely ad weighing about three panada.
heavy freight ehargea. Amoag those good and the apaeialUea ia the haodv
notbc suppressedithejwho have bew hare during tbe peat of clever paopla
Oharaetar Baadlag.
are bound to rise.
Died in Inland.'
weak after goods am:
Tbe program at the Womaa'a (Bab
Henry C. BUlee died Tnemlay night Friday wfli be ia charge of Mm. O. M.
A. Kant, Bandoa; W. H. B. Brenaon,
Try ItMoom Uanler: E. V. Davis. Meat; H. at the hotowof kls father, -81las blUaa, Chase wiU “Phrenology and Obateoter
Anthony. Orawn; Thao. Oolbjoumnon, in Inland, of taberenloaea, igM Vt Beading** as the anb^ect
Int^oohanr L. E. Bahia, Jack Litaey. years. The fnneral will be at the
OaUapt Pbotea, 7& oeata a doaU,
^mMona Bay: B.* H. PUknrd, Jaoob lienee thia moraiag n^ 10:80, and the amMlar
oaaa two for tan oeate ■imea'
Swnrta. LainaA C BUlmaa. M. (htimr. burial wUl be la Oakwaed eeaai
fl. f. MoKWl.Uad*rOitgi M. Obartln, ibis aftaraoea.

GOOD DISPLAY

THE lONGSHOREHEH

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A Bad Pen

CITY BOOKSTORE,

GRiTIFyiNG OUTLOOK.

Making a Conquest

J. W. Slater’s Furniture Store,

Special Bargain Day
On Every Friday!,

Come To-Morrowl

STEINBERG’S

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... TRUTH. ■■
•BEST” Flour.

HANNAH dfc LAY 00.

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KOBNIWa BXIOOBO, THUBSSAT, UA.Y IS. 1887.
OC£AN BR££ZE8 AT HOME.

mrnm Tied hy ■■tolawy..
lie autorhoodof romtorewiil mwt A Meehtae Pee totwideiitM BoU Air la
Two of the moBt InterMtiiiC astOBBUw BtohrMMk '
tODB BOW workliif wllhia the llnito of
MBorrow attorsooB ta K of P. hail.
ProfcBor Cl^ of Pari* U sow toy- the United BMtee. layR a writer in The
Ob* »dv*ftlMr iB tb* w»Bt dtpBiV lag a eprk* d atawepberlo nperlaienU
TftAVSRBt Om. • MIOBIOAM.
Atfaiy. are Iboeu su'd by the gcnreipBi«Bl «f U* Rk»iu> rvNlmd ftfly r«r«n»» T«B*«Fru-* or tM
to denonitrato the Tolne of aalt air nrat for ooonllng and tying postal
'
OEAM) TBAVSB8K HBRlkLt). _ pllM iB l«M UiBB fear 4bt*fran a eUmdpdiitof health. There- oanls into nnell bnndiea. Tfar* bbHuktor
O
ovb
H
wa*
CBU*d
horn*
froa
—ly—
rail* of Uteee experltnroti promiee to be ffainta were made la Ounaectleot, and
<TM. T. Eatm Aim J. Vr. BAJimi. LuMltf Tb*^b7 BUrbi b7 lb* UIbm* highly tmportaBt They miy enable per- the two arc o^wblaaf oonntiiig 600,000
of Mrt. Oorell.
B* wlU ronra ^Mob- ■COM who are prevoated from Tlirtilag cards tn' tea hoon and wrapping aad
[ tying the nuo in peokageo of 16 each
j, W, HAMWMt.-MUof md M»nfT. :iUy. ■
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. In this <
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^ Ion, J«.n u ; 1“ toa
PotabOM in ObloBffo took • drop yM- «««.
8UBBOR1PTIONB.'
I
o«aM
to
so
and
torday
froB
St
and
SB
eatabhtbed
fact
that
-^huro
wm reelly!
np from below, uud another Hager
- oomr' npl
OM
07 oosri*'.
3S eanta
todt The
Tbe nliar
nhar :I dlpo
dlpe in a raf
Taf of nincUage and applieo
eente per boebel.
bnebel. The
T eelUag price i no aalt in the sea air itwlt
Ow MotA. t>7 uU.
■f-. ■.«‘S here yootorday wae * oeaU.
' particlee which cone from the waten'
waten itaelf to the wrappiog
wro]
paper in exactly
VkrM OMOlbo. 07 mO.
«iaOoUi>.b7«>»U. the right spot QU>er partoof tbom^
Tbwo will be regular moeUag of the of the oooan are ao delioate, BO ftne,.na Chino
Om »~r, h>
twine the paper eronud the pack
Faroeten Prlday ereaUig. , There wlU
of cards, and thee a thumb prite area
r. D. CtTmi.
» ^ •
he Importoet bnaln*Baad oamUdermble
the *pot where the mncilage to, end the
OflM.tsrMoi»uw«.
initiatory work, and a full atlesdaace
paefcagd to thrown npes a carry belt
MtoMwwmriUoord la reqaeatod.
ready for dclircry.
:•
The eehooBora. H. H. Badger asd fi.
Pr»t«r&Bl iBTMtmBot
B. behuetta arrimd Bare yeaterday
Thor* U » pp
moTBlBg after lamhar from Wlillam
deaqy to ereryon®, to fr»»p Bt Brery- Beltner ao4 the Oral Wood Dlah Co.
Fine Merchant Tailoring.
for Olereland.
•omothlac for nothlnf■ ‘^bl* km* bMB
BBO W.-XLA.W.
Grand Rapida haa a new story paper
BO kiooe tbe dnwn of or**Uo& »d4 will
|W" ItoAr Hu»Dlr Block. Vote MfMl
called
-Barth'e
Story
I>aper,*’
publUhed
bo M nBUf the end of timor Yet at*
by the J. Uonieliarth Co. It to a fam­
n«Bt nolwroolly the oeekor for n moxiily atory pDblioaUoa and ooaelou of
Bnm profit npoB s mnxinaB Inresi'
eight pagee flUed with iatereeiiag
Than any other firm la theeity>
Boat i* yictlculMd. NotwltboUBdinc
roadlag.
na*e Ton erer .seen oar new •
thio thoee bad* rletliBk »r« reedy to
mouldings?
Herbert MoBUgae retaraed last
kite e^D et ewy nilorin* bait that ii
damfled before tbeas and a^n they erealng from Grwad itapide, wbrre be
CITY BOOKSTORE.
ynonaaoB (siAix'e rtAT.
etteaded
a
meetlag
of
the
Miehlgaa
are token In. 'This U eapeciaUy eo of
iaiw|
eOFrostm.
Ee IhrUible to the naked eye, yet M.B. BOLLEV. Mer.
Ur.!
tkonModA who Join eo-oelM beneflui- Wboleeale Grocer*' aaebcialloB.
•rtritlBB.

MORNING RECORD

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Suits to Order.

We MakeMore Picture Frames

ary or freternal InTeeUneot orgenisatSoBe,.in the hope of reaU*lng hoary
TOtom* upon rery Ucht
2a Urae the. email aoms |^d at freqaani inleiwale grow into oonsldormble
BBoaata of money, which if depoidtad
tn the esuellepi BTiage banks -.wonld
fwaltoe for the inrestor a reaaoaable
profit aad afford a safe piaos far the
neeamnlatiooe of the WTiags of Ue
toUor.
Tkto idea it aptly lllastratad ip the
girBOBt condition of the National Dotore, referred to in the Racoan yeetorday. The eafveaelon ot dito aanti;
toeat by the Rsextan to not intended U>
rdfleot npoo Ahe aubatootial fraternal
arganiaatloae now thrlTing ia TruTeree
aty.
Without the aid of tbeee eoolaitoa eoany a fanUy would eaffer hardahip and la aome caaee deetilotioa. as
the fraternal good-fellowahlp which to
the ooraer etme of most of the oigaatsatioBS, to an anchor of hope to thonegads of toUei* whoee aim ia Ufa is to
^rdride tor the comfort of their femiliB afW death ehell have deprived the
honaehold of ito main aupport.
In thto oonoectioB the Rkcobd would
BBggcai that thoee who are lavlled to
Ueeat la a bmieticiary ech.m. should
Erst tarn their attentioB to Ue eld re
liable organlaetioDiA There are eerer-

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iberablp committee for thto y^r. j
Cbaix oeowd to be maLittle Floaeie Griffith eelebratod her. itnacted ou the opast of Picardy, where
aerenth birthday aaalTerwy Tamdey : the wind to alweye in eridenof. a anall
.ll.ri.oo. .. h.. honw on Eu. KloU. j iitactnr^n.p»wl onUn-lj ot ^ Mi

-^om

o. ,.r ,_oo«

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frleads present aad the young baetMO
which be ’calls an aspirator, tboogh
lired maay pretty mementcea ot the rasOy diffcTiug- from anything of that
emaU
name hitherto in aae. Near by. leatiBg
The Utoet tod in ehoee to a delicate on two steel rods, which find ranHst la
ehade of green, aad maay of the yonng a coBsete ' beae. to what looks like g
aoow uii.de of hammued eUel, .|iolished

jeep. is an eh-ctoic fan wheel 86
in hie ehow window, which to trimmed j
np with tbeee aad other new otylee of j toebe* in drcumWnce end 6H inches
late effecta.
| in-depth. Directly baric nf the wheel to
Tk. u>.u.lr».Mb.ok<>f U>. C.
VTM
k-^k..,^MdIss.
like all #revlom publler i oa of the ___________ ______ ,_.o Ibo building.
company thto to a work of ait nod
The electric fan forcce the air throagb
filled with much iaformaUan about the toia tube into the month of the patiest.
aninmer reeorto in aorthera Michigaa, The pntient to whom the salty atmoepberc is administered to kept abnolntely
.reached by that railway.
quHt and to able to gain lEe benefits
The Devto l.igbt Ouarda have became
which si-a air gives, or to ntpiMwcd to
the dlgaity end di*- give, without snScring auv of the drawtincUoa possible lor a military com- -i«cks that ofu a nnllify niurb of the
paay, aad are huaUlng to keep/pace benefit which wonld otherwise arcroa
with the Qannah Rifles. The boy i trow breathing tbo ocean air.
were out on the etreem last night drll^
,
Ortilwl pretty weU, too.
«

(m. C I.
The remain* of jthe late Mm.
I liied atCenliuI Lake a few .;
">«w. ■ " *'’i-delCenlml
w.ll bd token to Bn
glwf three in Trerereo tSty. ' Indeed : day ago... wtll
^ okfield. -________
-n,ent of eute. Mr. George F. Tlarker.
there art enongb of them. During the j N. Y., fur ibierment.
Mr*. T. f. Bur-; aonsni at Birmingham, England, wriUi
last three years several new eocieUM diek. a iHater of deoeaeed arrived la the that fiw six niVurths or mure steeF has
ly Ithe re- ^ been imported from the United States
have been organised and are thriving I city last night to
here.
It osw eeems thaUf those aow' mdlns to their last resting place. Mrs. iote Wales for use in the tiu’plate trade,
leevee two edonted ehUdrea a
*****
1.800 l<ms of steal
being eupported by TVevprM City eitio
pwu CO reo.
billeto wore Bhipped from Philadelphia
geaa are pn^Iy eolffiaoted there to no boy aad glrL
Birmingham. Editorial
nasd ot any more of a eimilar eharactPetaeaal.
tb« oouditions which make the iniporMtoa Mary Rodlen haa gone to De-' «•»»«> of Ameriesu steel pcrndble.
Jtmoa I.TSCB baa inteoduoed e new
i Among Jh«» wiaditions ere the faom
4epartnre\n Alabama.
At daybreak troU for a visit with friends.
A. W. *.1U. .t U« W.U.H1PM. I
Tusaday moning two negro girto ware
touad httoglDg from as many treee near
night.
I
HoBtevillc. They had
akarrsa of potooniag a familv.
The ^ Fetw Clausea, the well known cigar,
•OBtohment^maaot too eevere If the'
o* Oadlllae, U ia the oily eelltag'
were true but iueiioe shsnld i »««**“<*
*rieade.
|

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HOTEL LEELANAU.
Fuk Street, between rrciit t Ciei,
OPEN DAY AND KIOHT.

Rates^ $l.Sp per Day.

Mill Tickets it Rediceil Rites.

They Don't Do It.

Hamilton Clothing Co.

WE CLAIM AND CAN PROVE
■our taa<7 llaea of *
THAT OUR SHIRT STOCK
OQlered boeum ahirta.
IS ABSOLUTELY UNRIVALure well deaerviag'a
EDIN 'fHlB PART Of
UtUe atteaUoB from
MICHIGAN POB^TBB RE
the young raea of our
MARKABLE VARIETT dr
oily—BO Uiy stare
FABRICS SHOWN—THB ,
would be likely to
.
LARGE ASSORTMENT CF
espply yoar waata better
PATTEBKS-AND NOT LBAM
than we are able to
OF ALL, RANGE or PRICE-:do ou these Uaee—
PROM FIFTY CENTS TO
whether yon aak for
TWO DOLLARS AND A HALE—
acgligee-laundrtod
WdS ESPECIALLY
booam—collar* and
INVITE BACH ONE WHEN
caffs attached or deIN OUR STORE TO INSPECT
.toehed.waeaaahew
THESE GOODS-YOU WlLls
them—priaee are vary
FIND MUCH TO PLEASE
much Icae than formerly.
YOU WE THINK.

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The>' imitate our methods,
but can’t match the goods.
Prices alone don’t tell the
tale, its the quality. Our
goods will bear inspection
for comparison.'

Hamilton Clothing Co.
...THE...

Palace Bakery
la tbe pleee to buy
your

PIES, CAKES AND COOKIES.
Ladle8’iO)cford8-63e

Also a good article iu

Not Shoddy,Black and Tan.

Men's Congress Shoes-90c
mend, and that in the United Htates
they have beep failing, doe to the commercinl depressiou. Thcie to ootbiiig
Bew. says The PoM. in Ibe imporUtioB

are wonmn.-'Grewn. returned to LeUad yestenlay. i ^ compete.
--------- —MtoaBelleWUeoa, who has been the;
Atu.Tieau pig iron bw lately been inCoxeimssuaB Canai-to hot after the, ^cBof Mm. W. E Piuaklhi foroevew | trodnoi-d into the Triest (Ansttian)
•ealp of the poalmaster at ^vbor j
^aj^ return^ to Northport yeater- j market, according to a report ftwn M«v
3. O. Haggard, tbe British nnieol at
•prlags. and with twenty affldevlte ^ any aftdrn^
firoB pau-oBS of the office.
b,
Fruklln kkd chlUreii.
«“<>
to. Feetmaster General Gary, be haa
Mr. Md Mr., N. C.
o( L.=o. 1-°° cdkAO.
been promtoed that an inspector would Lake poBed through the city yrster-!
___
__ _ . .
go to Harbor SpriAga qnd make aa la- day en rente for their home, haring |
Fint Bolation, ooe-half ounce ted
easHgatioo as to the alleged imperfMt spent a etmple ef weeks' wedfilag toor'
-v....iQn, tbree«iiarti
Mr. Beeni to the agent of the M. A N. I dtiate of iron and
OovnaoB P»obs* to entitled
. j onoocs water.
•Bile becaase be has won a fall out of E. at Lemon Lake.
!
For
tbe
ousting aolatioti mix ia equal
■itoater Coveil. Senator Covell'a blU
! parts Apply with a camere hair brash
A 80VAFAXTI8T P&ZMOX
^evidlag for the.electlon of the Railsimilar to those need with faese copy
- foU Oommtoaioner was kifled la the
Kay Beoa Bole the Xalaad et Crete ,
^«»l.v ftLely. but not eo freely M
Isglalature.
viMkM
i?yte !»,«.— *2 **■'* **•* solution nand in paddlea
Vienna,
J3.-Neoe Frte Presse^^^
drv banging by its
Kaowa Abroad. aayeUatex-Bmpreee Eugenie to urg- edge In ord^ to drain off ra^XoMsoThe folVswiag' slipping from ihc ing the appointment of tbe Boaeparttot todon end should be. so far ea pak.ibl^
OoBrisr Herald in Saginaw ahow^that prince for the ruWrehtp of the Island of aonalswbent Tbe chwnicals sbbaW be
bongbt in miginal pncka|^ to insure
oar hotels are known and appreelatofi Crete under the.propoeed regime.
. . -------------------------I their being freab. and the tfitmteabould
ghroad:
Peanut SoeiaL
[ be kept Ja a tin box or othenrtoe in ab'
Mr. E C. Gomptea. f<w e aumbsr of
Laat eveaiag a large number of tbe I'K^atedarkuesa. EqieciaUy and particanaiB proprietor of tbe Commercial
BAtol at Manurn asd the late popular C. ra. of the Presbytertaa ehureh l"*^**!®**' cleaaliiiem must be ob­
Bpoager of Hotel King et, Reed City, enjoyed e social at the rnidenoe of Dr. served. A bn»h on which tbe aolution
Ub laaaed the Hotel Whiting at Trav- B. A Garner. The eveaiag wu devot­ has been allo^ to dry exposed to tbe
■an is rainfd for all time. Immediately
ator- This house to a new three-story
h^ hotel, eentrmlly located on Front ed to e musical program, eoeial featncaa, after nae tbe brash ebould be riuted regtenst, and oootalns sixty-five rooms, peaaute end light refreabmeata. Seven­ peatedly nudl there to i 1 •bowed aohibU light sod well veatUated. toths on ty were prtoeav
tioB ia tbe'wstar.. '
Ml -sacb floor, eleotrle call belle, elsoatoetrlc lights, ateem hBt, fin* aaaple
Poay
S't has been estimated that theealick delivery.
Free 'bus to aad from all trains and propmUy.
penditnre of power Bcceseaiy to walk 6
behto Mr. Compton to very popular
•Boag tb« teawliag trmteraity bsiMBM
Go to the Lion Berber abop for hair miles would drive a bicycle on an ordlnaxy road 36 miles.
baalneyseetoefinetoble. Rates fil.M uto aad batoa. U oeato sock.
par day; epeciat rstea by tbe week.
Tbe average fair haired persoB has
160.000 hairs ou Hie scalp. Black boir
Two lAotoa Isa ewito- Qs^aeto n
Two ^otoa. tea aaato. Chblaete 76 to generally thicker, and only about
gMrtadoxea. Bteee, FrMt aad ftfk. rente dosea. Himea, Frcmt aad Park, 100.000 would be the anal alkmaBCO
gpatbeato ooraer.
7-M
ofadarkpetaon. -

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All Sixes.

Men's Dress Shoes
V.*k- 81 (M> 81 I5-fl.SS-fil.88
$1 .Mi'fi.T5-fiS.0O. New
Gouda.

Men's Working Shoes-80c
Children's Tans
and Ox Bloods
60c-«tw-76e-90e-»l oa

Infants' Fine Shoes
lTc-S5c-3uc-a5e-40e-^ae.

Men's Tan and
Ox BloocT Shoes

Wo alao aell the buttre to go with tba
bread, boU Qruamery and Dairy;
We have ia stock a fall llae of

GBOCEBIES
at right prieea.
oar new hraafi
Mocha aad Java CoSee. the beet ta the
dty. at Me. It to eimply alegaaV

Thurtell & Gane, Ltd.,
Cor.wa sad laloa ate.

•1.60-63 0O-fii.SO-«S.<K>-S4.0(
end S5.00.
I

Ladies'Kid Shoes
BOL--81 <XV-fil.S5-fil 60-S1.76

aadfiSoa All SoUd.

Men's Bicycle Shoes
ft 6U-A1.76-AT "
Black and Ta

Bicycle Leggings
.

IF YOU
HAVE NEVE^fe
TRIED,

50c-7it-'JOc-fil.00aBd»l.*6.

Ladies’ Tans and
63 50.

Ladies' Fine Sandals

ft.oo-fl.26-fii40aad fl.6a

Ladies' Black and
Tan Kid Oxfords

ete-»0o-80^1.1CHM 86
fi.60-fl.7s and S8.oa
NotSbeoprida.

We Shine Colored Shoca Free
If Boogbi of Ua.

FRANK FRIEDRICH,
Tk« Oia Ballahte abM Mee.
luFBoKTvr.
wraxaraaBut.

Pennell’s
THEIiy6u

NEVER , (

BouQHT Hats
RIGHT. ’

-

The Man Milliner,

.MOBKIVa BBOOBD. THUB8DA7, MAT 18. 1897.

AN AGREEIBN!
ABIUTSS AT BT AMBASSADOB#
OF THB POWno.

A NEW MICROB£_ KILLER.
II U wwm» tm BwAlU. M I
It wM tlnmiy knova Uiit ncntiaoa
oI tbe maooM nwnbraeT*. MpteUU;

or Torma of XwUatloD yot lo bo pUiaa tb« seaeon wby tbe ffenuo wbicb
0<mrfdoroA '■
•
ni]y and bonrly tbroogb
enter dai'
OoootMtinoplo, May IS.—The ^am• taol4lBe moattaff* for the nest, bot Edinger bw now found t
ozefaaBM'- of eiewa on the sabjeot of. active material in potr.-dnm rhodanate,
medlaticn. MeanwMle the Turin are which ii preoent in oalira. ^taarinm
adTanoing tato Oroeee, Bdhen Paaba’a rlndanate ia a <vanponnd of niJpbnr.
cyancyrn and potr.sKium and >■ in large
i being to march epos
Athena, la.
, warn blooded animala. U ia. like other
She anhjeetof ]
^ i rbodanatea, fatal to bacilli,
uie nr|jwrkcu wwu.ia.M» win
" ... Ii
It ieaaid
xi
n viu that
umt qouiujtn
qninolin rouuuiaic,
rhodanate, lu
in
feared that the
an agreement dllBcalt and will' a aolnticB of 8 parta to 1,000, will kill
eanae further oomplieatio&a. It ia ex> \ the cholera bacilloi in ‘a minnle; and In
peoted that Bnaala maypropoae oon-! • wdution of three timea this strength
oBHoiia to the Macedoalaam
^he !''*** *‘**^ *** ^‘1**^"* bacillni in tbe

hl^^W^L^lhoiry

PERSONALITIES.
Tbe late Edwin L. Barney of New
Bedford. Man., waa for aone yean a
law partner^ General R F. Bntkr.
Walter DraW of Montnal baa giVM
^6,000* to McGill oniwnityaa an en­
dowment for the ebair of physiology.
The late caar had a deep affection for
Prince George of Greece. They naed to
oomprie with eaeb other in triala gt
■tmigtb.
Jfdin liawrence, tnanter of tbe Llaagibbyhont, In Moumonth, Aalea, baa
ylorTOycara. Ha'll
now aged 90.
»y. SpBtn’ijBeateatplay.
ioaeEcbPgaray,
?in old. Be it an englWTigbt, ii 64 yean
necr and a mathematician
lematician and was once
a minister of itato. He has written fiS
playa
To celebrate bis aileer wedding, tbe
Jlarqnia of Bale has given A&,000 to
the town of Cardiff, tbe income to be

pi^i!

to

girl* wi» need the mony

”>P0““ j feet of carbolic acid and erf corroriva ^
get maoied:
lo ye-oigani*e the Tnt
ud u Uk> BU. tin. toj
DOTBih,. th. inw uriMe the loan, and aeean ™llww brntato.™
, ult•tIOIIl<7^lelAnll(orU..i«U!rio,deB^.»,l, . tt.
IUdit »
pm«nt, 1. . rarecrfol Utijat u.d i.
s^..r. old. H. I. . otliv. d lodlm.
Bdbam Paaha baa eatabliabed bend- pboiyniaK.^,i.ii.li b,ra ««*•
quartan on tbe bill ^penlte Pbnnnloa. S”
“■‘""■‘JThe Greek lir^ulan are raiding part# of rhodium.—Fa}mlar Science Newa
Governor Lowndca of Maryland adati|a,tbat -aa a farmer he baa been a
ofTbeasaly. Irregular Greek banda
cxmiplcte failnie. Unlike moat nnaodattempt to cut tbeTnrklib line in oem<
• «r UchUa* T»«M.
oeairful.fannera. be aay* it waa not tbe
munieaUoa with Bill
When arc light! v
The Tnrkiah military oOmmander at for ftreet lighting, there wa« a very ea- fanltof the farm, bnt hecauaebedoean’t
ondentand tbe taudoeaa
Janine telegrupba that all aha Greek i aggerated idea of tlnrir lighting power,
iavee* in Eplraa fled to Arta, abandod. A light of 1.000 candle power aeemod ! Baron de Conbrrtin, wbo waa active
<01jmpiBn
y in Paria
UUA la the recent Sgbting. The |
„nuieipalittea adopted tblalowfoarth hatch of wouaded Turkiah aol- ex ayitt m of lighting." of which the beat
dlara have arrived here.
toowD example ii doabtlcaa Detroit It
was at oDoe found, however, that a
elnitcr of-arc lamp! ISOfeethr mote
Paila. May. IS -Aa
from tbe groond might tic an exoelleDt
pabdi from QaastaaUBople all the
.»,«
: plan for lighting tbe whole of a large
^ l”""
S~.b..™..ojpoa,pUnfarligh.
apoa tbe question
.tun of wdlMoo b.
In the ..ot*. Aneriwaeo Turkey and Greeea aad only a icu city, with Icmg blocks, the
bw det^ aa to ita toro\ remain to be oomprise not nxne than one-third of
tbe area: be nee with the tower system
erf lighting 66 per cent more cf tbe Ulnminating power it waned in lighting
np bonae rooti. back yards and vacant
lota. Nearly evrry city of whit* we
have informatiCB that originally adopt­
Oman and Towna
ed tbe tower watvm of lighting baa
Ooutaatinopta, May IB.—The i
of the power* after another: prising to learn that Dea Moinea proto the paiaoe and to i P«* to pot is a municipal atnet ligbt^ii.nn.eiy K' *hd Plaut
to me the tower «vmMiL
ing News
posing ararixtiee. penoingne-

■

TURKEY IS ACTIVE

K.

of Frraob civiliutiun and of French
work in acbdlatsfaip sod acienoe in tbe
United States.
Among the snceitorf of Dr. Ni
was a Bans Nausen, born in 1696, wbo
explored the White aca. apent many
yean in the Iceland trade, and wrote a
geography whiob deaerilied arctic roniea
ao well that a copy of tbe book waa is
use as lata aa 1841.
“Sly answer to tbe b<
___ . retorted Dinaeli to a man wbo
twitted him on his ohabge of base oo a
eertain qnestkm in a oertain time^ “is
that several tbingi have taa|)peDed ainoe
then, and that 1 am aware of (his. while
tobencA"
Tbe ex-Empress Bogenie rfOl oheriabes a troe ^amiard'a taste for stroB|
ocenta, ber favorita odors being sandal
Theqaeen re­
gent of Spain bos a d
espedally made for her use from the
e acented
bloaKon* of the eamatiao.
spice
I
n.«t.

LAWNS!
produce one it is necessary

Nothing more beauti'
ful than a well kept
Lawn. In order to
keep it well cut aifd watered.

LAWN MOWERS. From.......................$2.75 to $5.00.
RUfiBER AN D COTTON flOSE....«) to I5c per ft.
1 also put in Taps and .Connect to ci^ w'ater at bottom
prices. Give me a call.

146 Front St.

W: J. HOBBS!

Take Lessons

Murtaugh's Academy.

a, A

I am^thc agent for this Fam­
ous Brand.

ClnilCElFlMIlT GROCERIES
a^ou Violin, Mandolin, Ban­
jo, Guitar. Cello and Baas.

IntnBOtiudSkeftltiiedliS UbA.
Terms Beesonable.

E. W. Hastings.
—Fire Insurance
—Real Estate.
TBtBPBOHin.

a

JOHKSOIT BUI.

CHOICE

FRESH MEATS.
FOiTB, FANCY

Groceries I

The 4th of July.

Geo. B. Winnie,

THIS WORT DO.

L

Budiiliiha..V»(tSUc.

City Kews Co.

Sayl
Ever Burned Out ?
If so you know
■ tbe value of

There
Are Others!
But there are ao Cigar* made

TRAVERSE BELLE,
SCENTS.

DIAMOND J.
10 CENTS.

FragraituilDelieioisI
a.w.jahraus,
BokJ bxOJIDemJw*,

WjMtsrc logins for taelAUsI FUfthtoa
Kassslanw will 4o writ «o call at our stand and
«r( the benrnt ot ibe lanrrw vartetx of wa«nitDM Is tbe rltr-

Ice Creani, Ice Cream Soda
and Fine Candies.

y

XJUB-chR^lSrCI^.
O. F. GAAVn. AaOBt.

The FoUowl^ FUvors are made .to order;

Shoes For $1.00.
Shoes at all prices from
this toSB.M.

Ice Oream Fruit Flavor*—VauUi*. Cboooiata, upiawbmy, Pfae-A^pts,
Raspberry. TatU ^tU. Orange, Paadi. Lamoa, Baaana, Piaiaahla. Cbe^.
Fruit lOM—Lemon. mne-Apple. Oraage. Barberry, Cb^.
SherbCFtS—Baspberry. Orange, Strawberry, Oiarry,.Lemon, PiBe-A{p3a. '

Immnse New Stock Fim
Chlcagii.

We Bl90 put up Brick Ice Oreem—Aii. flavors, one to three flavonfa
a brick. We doUrer to all porta of the
aad o«t of the rity.

TO dBE IS TO BUY.

We make them every day.

Try a Pound Box of onr Fine Chocolates.

McLellan & Ash,

.A.. S. FJEfeYTsTATT,
Frost 8tto Moot erf Fora.

pBoetore and cansoa little swelling,
beathma
■
- tbe
- nerve
bcDoaesframparulyaisar
Experts amy that in its deepeot parti
It Is often npposed that boys in grow- the
tbe ocean's w^ n 'axe so denro that a
a jBf keep aboad of girta, bot recent, sunken ironclad would never reach tbe
e this. Tbe boys, j bottom. Tbe “experta" mart be exap b> tb«r eleventh year; wenfcnndte | pen in miastatement. It la strange that
ns ofaOBt a qnaiter of an ioeb taller ooeb items con keep in citcoiaticn. It
tiioa tbe girls. Tbey were Um ova- is wen known that the aottndtng load
floken by tbe girl*, who aarpsaaed tben reaches tbe ocean bottom noywbere.
ta boigbt tiU Uwir sixMmittayear.
which alone aboold be snOcieoVeTif 6l« bi^ again' grew fiaier tbu tte girls deoce in controdictiOD.—American Ma­
) SDdeaawtotbateat.
chinist. -

Jacob Furtsch,
«lft Union St.
Telaphonc.Si.

Frank Stepan,

Dressmakers..

The HamiltOB Watch
.1^

FleisciHnu’s Compressed Yeast

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STAPLE

MtotoRM. ROtotoutot MU -kol H, .ppitatoeotl ftoelRtolbecontaud
— uud. Tie Auerteui ItoR
«,•;
„ui tbe tutor llRbUr wllh ■
IsR from ber ptok at tie Ume the j rut. ebmrtout CTrtton, or uitb tie fle■hots were Bred. Vo previous warning ^gcn. and-oovers the tamiee with a coO'
was given her commaDder of tbe desire • pre» sslvatcd with olive oil. The anof tba gunboat to overbanl her, •
tbor claims that this treatment gives
TbUttaured .tuat fu>r uHtodtou
PrtatoOortou SM.RE Hobd^ The.
Rarer «u to tou.r«.d ol aaptoto :
repuRetol «ou.d. ubtoU
Beed. a cousin of the famous Coafedi* pment heal very rapidly.
rate blockade runner. About tea days
the Nicaraguan goverameat
AlshsM irea la rnglaad.
the steam tug Lacy B., 60 torw. as a-^ The experimratal shipment of, fdg
^n boat, fiued her with two guns and ' iron from Alabama to Otgland a eaaple
•bt b,r to rcuurnd ol Q.....! Eeyre. | "« jc"« W“ P™Tcd uMeutol t»^ud
Sb. wu ordurd to Prerto Cortor IrA. —"
« tlto
acbeme. Now there is an actual acacci
ty at uteanier room for shipping tin
oataetaftber
Alabama iron jxtld for export. 4k> much
> cbeupercan tbe pig be made in AlabaI nta than in England that Eoglish cq>TT, .,.
. ■ italirta intmaied in iron production
Brerj ibta euilu u> Utooqdurie ^ pi„ta.g
torea, Atobuto uid
mrverf 16 ten*.
oondnet iron works there.
n weighs
98 poonds for every foot of his height.
ssTBlib I
Iliaaaid that tbe Qreenlaod whale
Tbe nectriral Engineer has beard it
a attains tbe age of 406 year*.
I ^ water pipe Mxmld
Fifty-ooe mctali are now known to he bidden nnder the. oaroicea of tali
~
‘ ‘
tmiidinga, tbe valve* to be released «lecI trically at tb^mauent of need, w that

DeUruwd l« MX pwn of (be eilx.

a 6. City Op«a Bduaa Bleeh.

i» for peace. Tbe aomlnUa In
BM»m BrUrr Ttaa Uw Bar.
Ta Mcc« AdoItcmtaS
t of foreign fleets in Oetan i A machine or device boa been iDvestBilk that baa bepn weigbted with
water* have been notified of the media- *d whic h will hear better than the hntloa of tVe powers between Turkey and man ear. It is called the copbooe, and Bailie salts can be detected by the uae of
X rayu
Tbe pure erib
isilkt throwano
Grease
wreaae ana
aad have
nave beea
neea inatruciea
inatructed to petper- toe
the vuihvi
Duit*^ State* |p/>rruuirin
government nw.
bai jum tbe
—- mlttbe departure of tbe Groek troops , eoudn^t'l »
o*
rocceaafal' Mmdow.^tb^^tmuhd^lk titfea
1—« lhe lm«ru»e»l .tc«ri
o., your ph'
ph.u. M Ts o-.u
Get
. . Ao.™ two
amall ones for ten cento, at Hit
south east corner Front and
tlw poudl-M mlol.to.. otJct. th>t ^
^
piiMb™. of Gallery,
Park streeti
7-tf.
Uu E.1.1IIOI1 of Oooml D-At»™ b, ,
^ «111 be po«iUo li lieu
diap*teb«d toWksa. U also appointa aonnds from another veam] so far away
the former Ottoman cootuls at Volo. that any noiae that might be made
PROMPT DELIVRRr
Larissa aq4 Tikfaeola aa Kamakama or! aboard of ber 1^ than the report of a
IE. uminEmUr of tho« dUtriAt. j .E« << cU.Mii woold o« be mdible to
sverw CUr wax om eelebrule tSr fidonb, iAndktbh VERT B«flt Good*.
rou.raa c«-l<>bral* now Ux bnvlaf xe»r
wlU. tbe pauu. to URulto . TuckUb |
• psiated In nn anivUe Bnoaer bx—
ulul.tuto.ta. to Ibto. put »1 Gtouu., n,Pbtooto rf tbe toTebtiu.
) ia to prevent colliidow between veoiels
rp4dxute 1>atBler sd4 Paper Bstirer.
' in time of fog and at nighi by
8M Prent BUMt.
i them of eoeb other’s presence.
American Flag Fired Upon
Nleoraguan Gunboat
Instead of having rcc^ne to ^qiliea
New Orlcaaa. Lo.e Mey IB —Tbe tiont of tiDCiore of amini. ..^irita of
of
Amerieaa steamer Hover, trading be- • camphor and to irtrtmg
.
iweea here and Uoadurof aorta, was ^e aweliing in tbe treatment of light

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EUROPE'S DICTUM Has Your

pnt^i tbat it ^11 «octlnue wbll« tSu
iTMtr 1« In force. That consideration
• as the* afaaolute exclusion of ail other
corerotnenta in the' wnrIB fropi any
rtfhl to lease or hold any part of the
terrttnry of tHe Kawalian lUand*:

'FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Occupy the Attention of Botl
House* of Congrese. .

Formally Aceaotad by tha Ceva
•mmant of CfOMe,

Md eonrenarlSW' MirrsMM.

Attention-

TEXT or THE POTEHT DOOUMEHT

80UETHIS0 WEIGHTT AffTOOUBi

Uh* UrlleBle Oovemnwat WUteat Ba.
aerre—tVlir how
to Ttekle tba
l>aUaa-l>ria«« CamiaaUa lM<«a Piw
laaiatlcMi Ttutt U Late or *•

Pore Powdered Spicee,
^lire Oreun Tertfu*,

Atbtns.'Msy 1&—The tpliowina U the (Md Port Bakins Powder. If yon WMt oa to
..hl^ reach of supplies as tveii as r text of the i
! of the/powers.' “The ■ake it. S pounds for IldO. Bubber Mbertiag.
BubbrrTubUis.allnlMS, WMcr BoMlen (rnar0«nnany and Austria charKC- aaleed tor two years.) Fteatala Byriases,
M. OnoU. the ivpreaeotattvc of RuMla OMy kinds. Tlireet Bmabes. and Alomixers,
niyccrtnc and Titc* -Haael LotUm ter the
and the dean of the diplomatic corpa,
bands asd iaee.
'
to declare ia the name of tbeirr%>ectlve
government that the powers are ready

•

Waehlnston, May li—The, Cuban
querllon occupltnl the entire attention ol
the sAatc yrrtcrday, the d^ie takl&s
a wide raiise and at ttm4 bt
spirited «’hen cumiiarleons were made
between the attitude of the fcfrtncr ad>
ministration and the present one on the
*ub)ect of Cul<a. Storrill and Caflery
■poke in opnoeltlon to the resolution,
liodse and Foraker advocated deferrtnh
the question until further informatloi)
could b« secured from the «aie depart’ merrt and Mills and Allen unred the imtcediate pas>afrc of the resolution. The
debate went over uniU today. Morriira
speech on Cuba «ae the feature of the
oratory, hfe taklnit the stand that the
senate was InterfeiiiiK in executive bus­
iness '•‘hen'* It took up auestlMis of recodnitlon of belllirerency. Mis characterlaatlon of the Olney-senate doctrine was
Tiyuroua He calK'd It the new bptched
vetslon of the Monroe doctrine with all
Its apocryphal additions by our Intreped
JinciiiKs. who sought to make the Unit­
ed 61
e the- “unmasked guardian and
the fightinK dijimpton of all the Ameri­
can repuhlics. bUt and little."
‘Foraker May, Fart» Are In tyaolion.
'n'hlle the inter>’ejiUonlsls-«-ereqndnff
ptltn of the resolution Poraker en­
adoption
tered and spoke briefly on the dedtablll
ty of careful Irqulrj- by the forelim rvlatiORS cnTr.n:i*.t*H. There
t* mid.

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W. B. BOOK.

Bmrbeeqcaltadwtkafaei tJuM yon
CM get at the 0n« Bien (aar sloec)

Annexed totnorrow th^'neresalty tv the
adoption
iipUon of this amendment would remain as oireni as evW. We ha<^etrle(]
for thirty years to secure naval stations
In many parts of the world, and 'hot one
have we todayl The navy of Great
L tca^ bd
lirUalii. which is so powmfuL

' »T*D>k«Ml 0>e Hrnste In the XTay af VMs■orrill Attnrk> the OIneyJteusle
the Mohior I>»r«rtse —Hauee Waraad
. A«aiaet Uu «-artlke Jobs Ball hy Hitt
Bat DerUnp* U Vele Mbm-j for IW1
Barter la tbr HhwalUa ImUadik.

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vanuige when she has poured out such
mUllonsui«n those ilt.le reefe ar.d|.eaka
and hills of the Dermudas? For what
has all that been expended? Nid to,
flirht with France. K<u upon the pwsi-;
hillty of a struggle with Rustia,

At Our
Soda Fountain

MnUngency of war."

'
govtmment declares that It. will
' prr>cecd to recall its tmoia from Crete, ' CoaaUr ve are
tlAcu: SAM NOT IN ANY RANOKR. | ...
.,
„
, - .
OBMigb aloae'
____
! adhere formally to autonop)y f'*r Crete.
Fmrl Barter ApproprtsUen Can' Walt,' and accept unresert'rdly the counsels
hays Caaaoa *14010014.
| which the powers may give in the tnler'^me more of tfaq same tenor Hiirj eats of praca."
'
<
.caid and then-Cannon took the tlre)r i The x“I'>y of Us Greek government
and repUed. saying that this covers-} waa as fuUesrs: ‘The royal goveniJinent was In-no great danger if eongremi ment in Uklng the note and deckaratlo^
iSld not make the appropriation at this of th« Russian rcpreaenlative, acting In
tension. The harbor had, be^n grant.-d the n.nme of the mtnistfrs of the powto the United SUles jibsoluirly. for ail ««*^ d-clar**, that it will proceed
Ume. h. mid. u.d
.. ..u.h o,r,
. •
here* formally to autonomy T'»r>Creie,
rr»i.,i1y
,ni- h.rbor
ihth.
of Or,«« W
ca.i,
Hf b.-ll.v..d ihi- B-.vt.nnH-m
hand, of ih, pu.M.!."
0.onidto(m>,. P«rlK.nK.r«. ,1 would,
osrt.i.»i.. *,.U. MA-. .
owned.
I. Skouloudls consulted all Monday
ilH-ovemert. It wa-t within.;
and the
five miles of Honolulu hartsir. where;
the vessel* of the
^ater kad al-'
up ail night In anil.ipatlun
ways bc«n able to wai and always; of-the action
ion «t the Ontian minister.

JAS. G. JOHNSOM.

a gheB to disaaaca of tha
aodakta. OWealamad-

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Watches.

-New Ideae in-

;I •on

the reply of <5revce to the
the harbor.
i
*■*» handed to the pepreTided Itself under the heads: Plm. j ^he apiiropriatlon-r
;what are the fans; pecand. what to the ’ lo buy a foot of land ur tegln
mavaj '
"-‘-t a mJvM
i KTaphfld
the
Greek
deidsion
1*
law applicable to the faciSt third. *-hat i Nation. He did not believe
to the |)Olle>- which we are tp assume un­
der thl*' conaitlcn of law and Cacia. Foraker said he had reed some of the evi­
dence In the posseeeii.n of the state de­
partment. and he.felt that It Hhould’ be noon as Foarl harbor had orcn )mprov «1. ^
of an immediate end to
exafnined carefully beAtre action was the government' would be called
ths-calamitouc war. There is no ex^
expend aevi-ral millions to foiUfy
rttemem and no popular
AHea AtfoeTw the Male Department.
: instead
...eemumt h>. nnti
Instead OF
of li.nKUig
looking Sbroafl
abroad lor
for oojects
objects ;

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department to kiecp the senate In ignor­
Cuntming* sp.>ke oamesily in favo^of I
in -______'
ance;" Fortunately, however, the world the appropriation. -T hay. fallj. enough
Prince Cmknew Jhe facts as to Fpantoh rrueltlea. in the i«.tnottom of lY.-sldcnf McKln-|
•ned the tallowing sd>
If delay was to be Ihe policy of the admlristratlon. said he. then It was a
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ardty ^liUcy for any admlntotration to islands will h
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; Domokos becauae our positl..ns'at Fhar- i
.•dopl.
repulillc." fUepobUcan
applause.)
f^raker dtoclalmed that be aald anyHillxirn
thing t warrant a statement that the j l'nli-.d Statt* baa bought a she*t of an enemy greatly superior tn. numbers.
locuilve „r ,1c
acp.nm™. .1,1-! ..ter'., pUrrtorborTu,
(a„t!
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held Information from the aenate or de-; of Uitd. All the land at P.*ri barb.»r;
Bred deUy. The admlnlslrairon and the^bas been bought by speculaiorB, who

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NI-A PUL,

late Infiiimaiicfi In the iNi.vesMon of the '
nate dc|>aitirem which was mostlrnpor- !
Um and eh<uld be given to congresa
and the rounyy l>cfore the passage of;
Stewart argued that
n ynuld I*, as w ise to colleM evlifimce
•k further to,!
tb:u ihr eun^hire*
OR is Cuba. .
show tliat ««ar wa golftg
.
The matter ihen'went,.
UTT HAW ms
ON* g»RN BinX.

gianv
Stwtes was
Hotis at hot

attack of thetenciny.
offensive and .compel him to absndo
Remember yon defem

illd thei

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the
wouldwuoia
t>e required
to hold
«i-. navy
ine navy
oe requireu
lo ooiu ; .
Pearl harlwr and in case of ^negation
the harhor would be unnecesaa y.
)
Saycn- warned congreas that the next \
would he anoexBllnn, He wanud them ,
not to l>e frlghlent-d by the rept-rt that 1
Flngland wauld take fM/ssesahm of the
Uland. "Next to a c»mfilct
my
own brethre ' he said. •1 wnuld <
plore a war with Baglaod. I don’t I
lleve Kngland wants a war wltli
i-itli ua
UB any
a
more than we wajii a war with her."

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suffering

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a view I.) acting uuderstandingly on this
■
i
Alien asked If Foraker dismissed the ,
^ Inquiry of the
lncomi>-tent. The Ohio
senator an- ;
....
awared that the inforn.ttjon now avafl- i
able at the state department dealt with
«he prer^t natus of afTairs.
affaiP!. and there
s every purpose, he believed. In place
this at the dtuposuion of the senate.

P.dP.H.D

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lekana Jeuriluo. lake
reavVWiicnioNo 1 P
U> lesTC I'
wlbe
lag the ttac of above uulM

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50c. lb.

.._iny pr
many days, but -we
obliged to fight
endure theae privations patiently,
confident that we are dOitIg’ our duty
to our faiherian|."
'
The .Greek cemmissatiat has collapred. The only ratl.>na now rehelved
by the soldiers are l>read and cheese. Nut
even coffee is pmvtffable.
fadcaffe Cofleea from........... lie. Ilk B^
Canea. May 12,-The Greek troops are
alrvady leaving Crete oB board,three Sc. pl^. B^Joe for—........
Greek stearaera.
lOe. boiUe of Mnatard foa.

Other Teas Iron 20c. lb. up.

Awtter «rf“Tte roul'. BfTwsd" l» ttek.
M'ashlngcfii. Ma^ IS.—Among the apPolt’Uncnts s«ni to the senate yerterd.
by the prerideot. was the following:
II you want * job dose quick, ret
bloiT’qv. Touigee, of New Y'ork. cnnaul
8 l'
at Ucideau. Fnnce: Henry B. Cheat- PonyExpr.*.
'ham^i of North Carolina, recorder <rf
deeds in the Dletrlct of Columbia.
-rjewelry.
liorkMlI togae<«e<l Denby.
—Watch Repairing.
^Tarhlngton. May IS.—The gossip
about the state depantrenl Is ihat As—John Verl.V. ,
Mstant 6<'cretary if State Rockhlll. who
la soon to lw.guec:ed»d >7 Judge bay.
—Front Street.
may be nominated for minister t» China,
to succeed llinlFier Denbj'.
*

All other goods sold In p
i«-^lbt*n*4 AUmUc F*rtmaH
Are for Our I mfoidg. '
G—n«r OusaaaMad.
.-r—i. - • 2l’*y li—The cortsidiTatloh oV the \
gundry clvlljappropriatton Mil w^ fin­
ished by tUP house ysBierday and the
i i-.mfcrence.
President
Cor-'.Ttb and I'alon HU.
Cleveland's foren. refiervailon order was
the aubJiTt of much debate, and the
KblUoB and Bresisa.
CUBAN, REBELS ARE VERY ACTIVE.
e' voted not to uoncUV in the senate
-amendment to'annul the order, with ; wa. They D*al C.ptom Bav«m I. Whal
Ihe undemanding that the conferre-s ■
Pm:*. • 8>ii*w.
abuuld arrange an amendmeci which
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N.. Vo*.
u, Ti,
T wanaalrd
Water proof reljafoto BulaB. Be snre to
■»..M 1.V, 11, am, ««™i-_ D.^ ; w.ria r™i.
iliy.; A band
. f ihroi before BlClng eUewhrrv
ttii- debate LAcey remsrked that Han- ‘
***” : of Cubana under D
I years' erperirpre and sMUfocUOO
r^ldwn McKinley j
would repeat the mtotakVa of T-rc-ldent'
Saturday and Sundiy. firing ,
CJevetoix!.
"I • don’t
think thiw» to any !“ *"
outporta.
Sunday
night
the !--------------- ----------------------------------------riSIMi.
■
■" ------------------------------■■■*
• man on the lace of the earth auch a ^
»'■»■ *»*»'>* for over an hour, and :
Mf'^CKLLASEXirS WASTS.
MuiiJerhoad' that be could make one ; It to said that several Spanish Soldlera ,
--------Apply
ahuusaudth part of the mistakes made' wtre kllli-d and woundAl, and that the
'by ft-eslfiem Olfveland." reioru^ Bart- Culian luw was sUil greater. The Cu- t
bowberOo.
man. '1 didn't sqpport Presidmt
Presidriit MeMe bans are makli
■ Kiniey. bul thank God he laean Amerl- j theontposM
mvaiG'. a'nd ev
4 .and the tlrsi one we have ery rnoml
nlng
, from ten to Iwerty-flve
Bad m four years."
i wounded Rpaniah
Rpaniah teldtersd
The mo
Genera
r Cuba pm
IT In -the active. Trt fact, they control the entire
ie**fSiS
I i^jrtMed .Jirovtnce outside «f the'orUfied iowna |
wivsted. I___________
e t»
_
Hitt of imooto.
The town of Cavul, near the effy of ; »«TD Frost »Weet. npstalfp.
put and pruspi-etlve chairman of the Santiago de Cuba, was raided liy luaur- :
hmadred
vonmittee on foreign affairs, eame^ly ; gents supposed to be fn>m Gepcral
*«8i
urged the imin.rtance of taklug Mcpe ; Raid's finite recently and almost total. I BASTilhy. Johaeoe Bloefc.
to confirm the tulr of ihto goverrment ly destroyed, although within a mile or
to the harbor In view of the senate pro- M, of aeveral thousand Bpanlsh troupa
I to abrogate the Hawaiian treaty. The store bouses were looted, the blookCan mew ae« Ufa throoirh ihe aame
Hitt said in part:
• baa house was burned and moat of ihe
pniroffflaiaaa. Bat for all ttuwe who
'now befere it a bill which will abre^ate ; Flore* a
—Eiit’.'SSST ,5^' “■ ' Deed glaeaea. eitfaer old or /baaff, they
will End tbav aa expert ppUeiaxia, we
: Weak eaa adjnat fflaaaea and teat theeyc wltk
gnpported with the utmost atrength that regular crop*, as they feel confidence In
etf
aeeuraey. Ooratock trf opMoal good*
«ould be given by the rwemmenla of the strangth of the tnsnrgenu to protect
Great Britain and Japan — that the I them,
to the flheet tot town.
grant la the supplemental
lental oonventioa
ry. rs <te!>. BEST InUtfil.M. Oener Oi
would fall with the original treaty and
Montreal. May IS.—The Quebec pro­
thus we would loM Pearl harpor. The
treaty ln.-w4Uch to expreeaed tbe conMd- vincial elertlona took place jMsMrdgg
•raOon gtaated to the United States and reeuUedm the ootnxdetc ovectfeycov
U7 FBORT 8TBBBT.
for the favor of rocJoKdty says ex- Qt the CoBBervative party.

JOHN J. BRtZINA,

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