The Morning Record, August 04, 1899

The Morning Record, August 04, 1899

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1899-08-04

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

THE MORNING RECORD.
TRAYEBSS OITI, MZOE.. FRIDAY. AUGUST 4.18B9.

VhifdTear-Vo.TOS

SWEPT BY TORHADO
Oiustrotu HoRleuM Wlp.d
Omt Four Towbs.
^wf«l OIMUr AlOBC Vtortt* o

MMUMBAMX'A ABBABtlMB BBOT.

BMrotory Boot Oo

fafftttraa

8M4 to be to mror Of Hnktog Ua

They t

of aa aprtol^. aad the people i

ru.. Aur. ‘»w
d udlkM non
■ off
partly wmk*d by
*™-““
«kaO«U«f HaUo.wbMn«ad aloar
tbAPlocMaMMl »U T>«4ay ai^t.
Vbt tow- «-troya «• 0-ab.U*.
A^M^lklBtyMUid
Ua
ABaBon,
^*** Oortia
-------- ----------------•A.8«.Tmm Mid Pmimm dprton
wnoporUy dntnyod.
■etUat «M towMd of tbodM—c*
dOM by tho Btora utU nuy boon
II
»»<« 1.
' >0 of oil Uan of oonnnBteatkn
Oaly QM nilmd «>t«adi to the
. eoaet
eOHt wam
ooolb w»
of TeUb*^ —
o^ o^
OM toUpnoh 11—- The wlreo —
tal9WB down nod the nllroed conld not
botnwwd. beoMM the tnek wm
«onna with telloo tnn and WMbed
cnt Is mesy plMm
Tbo brtdfoe elooc the rood hsee
bean blows Iran the sbstnonU or
wMhod swsy by the d»d. that fol­
lowed the storm.
Only thne ponose an reported
yiiw, bet the Isfomatlos that hM
te U BO laekisf Is detnU that U U bellered-that many pereooe periabed la the horrloase, aad
that at dt. Mark's alone fltteaa panose
eran drowsed.
The eoeet oosstry from Cape Saa
BlaetoAp^aehee bay. a dlstaaee of
eirhty mUaa, Is which an eltaaied
Bsa Oanbelle. Is eompletely estoRtroa the net of the
state aad oothioc definite eaa be
learsed taeyosd the feet that ChnbeUe aad other towae hare bees deBtrayed.
Sanral euanios aad ooeet rolny
hoau an hollered to hare bees wrecked.
eleanter Oreaeeat, with a
ploaeen party, was ost from ApaUobleola OB la war to OanbeUa wbea
the storm eama. and It to feared It to
loet. A Bsmber of excnrelostoa were
aboard la
A tnla OB the Oarabelle, Talahaeeee
A Oeoryta railroad wee canAhl Is the
ctormsearMcIntyreasd Wows from
the track. It easnot be learsed that
asy ooe was toj end Is the wreck.
The torpeeUnoforeeto hare bees almoat
aad the ooeet asdlai»e turpentine in­
terna hare baea deatroyed.
The
tinps hare been Uld weele and the
farm boseea bare bees oarried away or
dtomaaUed.
The tows of OarabeUa to of oenelderaWe tmportaaoe. It has a popslailoe

oll.ooo. Iitoar»lfl»rt“«^ “•

WeeUaffteik D. C.i Auf. I.—The
thee been laformed hr
nniBieenflis Ij<«aB of Ue arriral of
Ue tsDbaat Meehiee at Sas DomlB«o
aty. nnmstesder LocMfe dtoyateb to
det— As(. 1. aad be adds;
'•Ucllad Stetm eeassl eaye Ihet deeU
of Prssideat of Sea Domlsfo heUered
sot to bars nay political clffalfieaBoa
MoUreof eMMciaatlOB bellered to
here becB penoaal reresdu. The Vioe
roheeeaeoeeded rrlUont poliUeal dleturbaace. and
dCSblaet. Bo dtoordar eitola.'
J, N. Le«er, the BeytUa Mlaletar
ben. la epeaktat of receat ernata U
Ue rspeblie of Sen Domlsco, said he
thoudht Ue dsrersmsst of Vice Preel.
dest Pifsereo would
Us people of that oosatry.
•■It to sew ceon than a week etnoe
President Besneux'e eeasMlmetloo.*'
beeeld, ••endthiwehMbeen so forci­
ble damosstnUon by the
I Ulsk thet arenre well lor the new
eeodltioB of affaire to Sas Domtofo.
.'•yimtoei to, bowerer. as adfremire
leader. Be mey be eble to peresade
hie followers to attempt e nrolutlon.
If be should openly resist the cw*mmeet he would. 1 Utok. he defeated.
The military arm of Ue present gotillUent anoudh to crash
him ewlfUy.
'•Inaddltloo toUefectU should >e
mid Uet Ue petals of San DomtofO
an rrowisf rery tind of Uses spasmodie nrototione. What they want to

1 a X>elw
.i.~—.
t^aBlnff. Aid-Ooreraor Plsrree
has appointed forty delsfatee to the
tssaal eoar-tloa of Ue Matloasl
Prison SNOdatioa at Barttord.Ooaa.7oa
B,pl.j3. AmoafUoeeleetleBian K.
a WatklBe. Bodklord; C. 0. Turaor.
Eiarane Ollyi C L. Eodea, GnearlUe;
B. S. Dlacy. Kalamatoo; Bred & HerIw, Meekecoa; a M Baraa. and M M
Losmto, Oraad Bapidet W. B. BUle, Al-

AeiitoWelhraais Pkdipptom Tw
Mcea Tbss Origtaaily

the totter will not be t
any tranmeUom on hie part to Uelr
Osxcs M. CcxTOemui.
Shebaakraptitoek
of T. i. Maneh of Gngcry.HiUlraa.
was pareheecd by Ue New York
Store stilt OB Ue dollar. TOt-it. i

Flcnnad~Bniy Pieoartog Plgntse
Waaktogton, Aar »•-»» vnmta
probaWe from deralopmentt of
past two days at the war i
UatBeentaryBoothaeto ,
tton as army of 4C.0M araUabU man
for the PbiUpptoee.
Secretary Boot has bean making dil­
igent Inquiry among the burmn ehieb
ngardlng espplim and equlpmeate,
andUetnad of bis qnmttostog bae
been toUcdireuUooofan toeream to
Ue araltoble force to Ue PhlUpptoee.
Waehtogton, Ang. S .-«es. Otto oahIm Uatfoltowing additional casnalEiUed—Twenty-first infantry. July
I. near Oatomba. oompany H. WiUtom
A. Beaned: soih^/compaoy C. WiUtom
Morphy; ctHspanyK. Corporal Cbarlee
Wounded—PourU oaralry, S6U, coa
nany C, Bdward Oberheneen. forearm.
alight; lOU. John MeUregor. ksM,
aerera. Pint WeUtogton tofentry.
company C, Spawn Woodruff, neck,
alight. Twenty-Pint Infantry. Beoood
Uenleaant Jamm M. Lore, elbow,
eerare: company K. Charlm W. Winten. Ulgh. moderate.

GOLF STICKS AND BALLS
A a*w mMortnunt Just cmm» In.

SPORTING GOODS
PunehiiiE Baga, Baaa Ball, And; Taaiiia Goods, Damb Balia, Cluba, ate.

HAMMOCKS
Continuous
Performance.
y pai
others and no wonder^orduring

Our Great
Clean Sweep
Shoe Sale
they are bnying here new
and elegant ahoea, all 1899
•tylea at lower pricea than
otbere ask for oid fashioned
shapee.

WE ARECSELLING,

UDIES’ OXFORDS,

all alaea, prloaa, and^oolora—68c np to
$3.60—A. battar artSdla for tha monaY
than laat yaar.

FINE STATIONERY
4 Bewatoekjttstln.

CITY BOOK STORE
290 Front Street

Balph Oonnabla Jr., Managar.

I OR DOZEN
pu SHIRTS.
Vaw fall pattarna—With ona or two pair of Coflh*

kI-25jOzfords for........

UDIES' and MENS' "Ho.
. $1,98

POL.KA DOTS.
ENGLISH SGUAREB,
FRENCH CHEQUES. BOMAN STRIPES.
r oombinationa to obooaa from.

amST IB OLETEDABO
Bat Unton Men Bey Thet fifty BonUnion Ben Bnlt.

Cleratosd, Aug. I.—AheoluU quiet
reigned Urostliottt Ue city tost night
Ue blemicye of progreM and pros­ and today. Street eCr eerrice was
perity. which always grow out of matotatoed last night on Ue I'nton
paelle nlatloaa’^
Btreel line, whlco peases one of Ue
most turhalest eectloM of Ue city.
KBV OO BAOX TO WOBX.
wlUoBt trouble. There was e derided
tocreeee to Ue number of pamengen
ProbabUlty of Am'oableSotUemest of
oarrtod.
Grand Trank Mrika.
At Ue strlken* beadqnarton it was
Port Baron, Aug. 3.—The striking ansounoed Uat Bf:y non-union motormaehtotou at the Qraed Trask tooomo- mas aad condnoton had quit work,
tlre ebope ntsraed to work today. claiming Uet Ue B'.gOoneolidated bed
The man took Meebenlcel Superto- broken lU e?reem -ni wito Uem. The
lAdent Mulhfield's etetoment Uat he
i, it to euted, were promised M e
will toreellgate ee an todleatloD that day aad hoard nsUl Ue strike was
be rrlU aooede to Ueir demands If be rer. Frw hoard to now wiUdrawn.
decides that Ue company has Ue sole
The oompany oSriato deny Uet U e
right to era;iloywboer«r it eeea fit, men hare etonp*d work, ae ataud by
asd that the uuiou will be permitted Ue strike oSeisle.
to hare no roloe to the matter, Ue
ABOTBXE aSOOKD BBBAEBB.
nen will go out again. The ehaneee
ippear good, bowerer, for hn amle
eetUemeot, as neiUer Ue men nor the Poor Htllion Toaa Passed Tbrongh
Boo C. leto to July.
Seslt Ste. M le. Aug. 3.—The monU
of July has b.-en asoUer record brmkKBM WBO TOOB BUMXBB BCXJ.
to Ue roluiji-of commerce paaelng
Uroagk Ue
u -rloen and Canadian
Boston May ^re a 1
ship eanalv •' e enormous amount of
British Aoldien.
tote.-rie ton- >t frleght
Boston, Mam Aug. t.-The Victorian through, exjr .log the tonnage of Ue
club of Uto city, oomnoeed of a
minU last year by 773,of Ue leading Biittob aooieUm and of OOOtooe. Tui- u 768,111 tone more
other prominent ex-Bngliebmen, ha* than Ue entire .rafie of 1683. Ponrapplied to the hoard of aldermen for
te erect on Ue
Urongh during Ue month.
monsmenttoUeBrittoh eoldlere that
OBASABOPPXB PLAQUE.
fell to the amenlt .on Bunker hiU.
The noerde of Ue Maaaaehnsetto Stotorleal Boelety show that »4 Brittok Otope to Colorado. Xeoaaa and Vehraeeoldien wen killed, most of whom an
kaXteraetoted,
beliered to hare been buried on the
Dearer. Ang. -J.—Beetern Colorado,
oomman. They wen dirided helween wmtara Nebraska and Eeneas arc just
Ue BIghteenU B^yal frtob 4nd Twen­ now to the Urom of a grasshopper
ty-third Boyal .Welsh fuslleere.
The plague. Ue worst on record for fifteen
to to be of bronse and pink years. Crops are being deraeuted and
granite on a gray granite b
the tormeis are driven to dtotrecUon

tau'.re doeka and wharres. which It It
helUred bare beea ewopt array. The
storm came «p out of the ynlf asd It to
helUredaflood Ude has swept orer
the tows from the bey.
Apalacbnla to a city of 4.000 lahabltasto. U It In as espoeed poefUos be. twees the f elf and the moeth of Ue
Ctoaitah'>-'ehte rlrer. It would be like. ly to suffer as did Oanbelle and is
^ •beanee of some word from then
IB to fell.
Penmcola, Pla.. As«. J.-E«porto
from Ctonbellelsdlcate that T^eeday's
•tons was mon dtoaetoone then wat
flnt euppoeed. Only mearer nporte
hare been reeelred. It to known bowerer. that the mefslfinst docks of the
Omit Waral Stores oompany wen de­
stroyed.
lane wsrenonee
wsnhosae w
of the
etroyed. The lan*
A TWO-OATS XVBtXTOTB.
eompasy coctaislsr yiOO.000 worth of
roWs wat twept away.
Bar Sondey SUsol Workers, to be
Beld Ben Angset 11 asl 18.
42XXAM0X AVAXim 1
A two deye' toeUtoU for Snndey
echool workers bae been
rnrts Paper Mists TbatPraaoe sad Ue workeia of Uto city and rietoity,
MaeWa May Aid Boers.
by Ue Snsday echool asUoriOm of
Parto. Asff. 3.—The Courier Du Solr, Ue Isdtona yearly mmUsg of Priesda.
The tottttate will beeeadBctod by Ella
J. Darto yearly m—Ung enpartotos^ o«~. »j. u»> “»
t>T»—— to St. Peleraburf to due te the daat of Sunday eeboi^ work. Prlday
esar'e projected rUt to the Parto es- and Saturday, Angset 11 and It.
asd papers prepand by
hlUUoD. and ••perhaps also a poeelble
sadentaadlsf of eontlBestel Burope leading worinre to Uto city and etoeagnlaet pntesWone danreroue to the when wUl be girw, and aU Sunday
___M of the world.” The letter to ns- acbool workers of wb
ji—to nfer to Bnyland's attitude tton an urged to be pmeent aad to
take part to Ue dellbentloss of Ue
la the Ibasiraal.
toaUule. The oomplete program
be asBouneed later.
TO DXBCmu PBIfiOMA
Hoa. «• WjrtotoiraUoaalPrtooa J
fsteso

laoTMwing tho AxiBjtm.

Tbosnnd

•4«»4Ti»lMBI«wa VreaTnMto—
%am af Ltf« BcbotmA b«t Onlj

FORTY THODSiMD.

dtoattoea of aa BprlMac.
X Asff.
The troops
aestlapaisaltof'Uaw

TwdOmM.

by Ue toroads of Ue pmt, acoordlng to
reports reoelred it Ue horticultural
departmest.
Is taot. Ue gramhoppeis are doing
'
os
ee much damage Uat
Ue aswmolog
l«to of Uc Uree ttatoe hare derided to
hold a meeting to dertoe a plan to com
hat them.

Attomptod Bsrglary
As attempt rras made by two burg­
lars Wednesday sight, to enter Ue resideneeof B. Griffith, onSerenU Stoeet.
The family had juat retired when Mrs.
QrifBU heard Ue window stealthUy
raised a few toehes and Uen lowered.
Looking ont she saw a mas pass to Ue
sent window aad try Ue same tactle,
but when a Uorongh search was made
nooaeweetobeeeenuuUl Ue family
had faatoned Ue windows more eecsrely. when two mes were seas going ost
of Ue
gste. The rv—
polk
m
we new.
- -Trtosd'e & B. OoseerC
ed for. hot no Waoee of the would-be
The mnsle and eodel eommlttem el
ifoand.
Ue Priand’e Ohrlitias Badearor aoetoBongbt by 9. W. PaUhtotybanoomplatadanangamastifar a
PraL a T. QrawB baa eold hie hasdto be glr— to Ue chsfU, Prtwhwraridesea os Weehtogtos etrad
dey erantog, Aagnat U. KM.
BomaatUabaMtatoBt af Us Miy to Attonwg J. W. Patohto. Ue coaMd-1
will hare aumbets on Ue program, to- •ratios being $4,000. Mr. Patohto e*-,
weraw uww.
changed ua
hto Weheiec............................
clsdtog Ohaylm asd Chartotto Bala. esangsa
Boby Dean. Piaaem Pnllw, Oraea •a a part Of tha priee «f the Waahtor
toaetreet property. Be wlU oeespy
Baattoge aad mreral oUera.
Aa oSarisg wUl ba takas for ihe hto sew home wlU hto fhmlly whea
toner Oraws gees to YpsOssU
banefiiofUeokstU. AUan torltod.

That were SI 75 a
•l.M for.......
That were $1.33

$1.00, $1.26 $1.60

wxz.aoir z

$1.25
98c

CHILDREN'S SHOES,

UIInmgQott.
UgilCUTUTES

m FEOIT -STREET
S. BENDA & GO.'nsEKnuuoDTnTTni

48o, 6ec, 76c. 89c, BSc.
a earing erf tic to 30c on each.

MISSES’ SHOES,
76o, 98c, $1.26.
Erery pair a bargain.

BUY TODAY

Alfred ¥. Friedrich
II UliTS pin to tnOo bon.

JitriQS’ Hama Cigar

Gate Pos
First Class Havana Cigar,

Goad Size,
Eicellent Qiiality,
1 New Thing Worth Caltivating,
tst Toot Oeaier for Then.

A. W. JAHRAUS,
Tonnallar Block.

T BE ATS TIME

OUR SPECIAL SALE
elsM

*T>

•,

3c. 5c, 7c. lOc, I22C,

t •Ote M »o to Ac • r*r4. Ho WfelM Ooodi tBela4«4 le the ebovt

] STEINBERG’S’ AND
REUABLE
dry goods, carpet
CLOTHING HOUSE.

IT IS
FOOLISHNESS
to give house room to any musical
instrument without a reputation
back of it to guarantee you long
and satisfactory service.

The Kimball

pianos and

—————————— ORGANS stand
for progression in musical excel
leoce.
No better goods made.
Factory prices—easy terms.

Sheet Music

All kind* of

Musical Goods.

at ball Price.

W. W, KIMBALL CO.
a. E. STBOIG, IiiilW.

ltlMitSt.TnTmCt4

When yon need the

Best Shoe
Buy the EMEFiSON
The Blocker,
Best medium priced shoe on earth.
Big boaineM
AAtK
uuam^
are made poenble bp the frot
that time asd ^moe can now
be praetioaUy annihilated.
A telephone in the office or
home, Mree the one thing,
which it Icat,
regained-TIME.

Hekigii TilegluM Ci.

J. B. Reynolds,
None better in gentlemen’s footwear.

OXFORDS, 35c, 50c, TSd, $T.OO,'ip M $K0.

PARKKH BRO^.,

■J

ERONT STRJEBiT.

>*

Tsa moBsnro bboobo, bbipat^auqubt 4, iwa.
IfyZZUFOiHSIBUffl.

CKB MOBVIBO BBOOBO.

Komr. » KiomoAii
MAXO nATBEU BXtALD.
am T. B*ni Jjn> jr. W. Bum
j; W. Hum. Mltar »mi tUrngm

MUM U Xm U fmwt' xw
■mU Itah VfM MacOM^
uxrt«ua«w.
Thi Irtirai-----Ika toto ia«4kto
tMUI^mmIbUUp

tb«duaaadtba«wpMa.’'W*>*
TU atata U«r ~
.l«CalBai,aadaiMte)ana that Uh
_ bdo«rae»talB walflit ahaU aat ba
g» kapt.bataUUffalU oaafkt Ufc naj

art
ODeBUlva.Bow tba fact ia that lab balow «ha
--------------------MateM«aii«a bplawdacateaaffbt aad
—
V<»«a in tba aau of lafal awh
1(
tbaftahamaakaap thaaa flab, arbiah
Ibay flaelara ara-UfallT U«Cht." ba
tbay ara aagtt In ia«a) aata.
tan naan- tbayata llabla to arrant ^‘ flaa.

-Ar-»:s^Js2?

___________ _
taMM ^ Iba anrtlali.y
aoadlali'T diaptoyaa
dlaplaaad to
in Tbay aaaaM alwaya
pnl tba*
iMMtoUlba
^ «,«aUy
.kUled by

tba fUl nnto. To pat dead flab In (be
taWa 4t ta aUd, laya tbem Uabla to a
flae of SIOO.
The alato nardan ban been anferaiod
tba tow la rnrard to ntoa vary rifidly.
aadali tbaflabarman wlo ara aatoc
U«al aato. am trytod to Hod a way ont
of tba dUBeaUy wbieb appaan to (baa
Ukaaeaaaof ‘'baadi. yon win; taUa,
I loan."
TbaonlTnaUnfaetacrnolnttonof tba
dlflioaUy tbna far aodfMtod la tor Um
aonrto to Inaoe an ioJnacUon matmlnjsmratary baa not dlaptoyad a re- tod any flab below Uta aisa nanud to
fl----------- wbtob wonld aflaet ton bar- tba tow fron 'dntttod aandht to any
■nny of tba BnpoMlaan party. U «n net, legal or otbnrwiaa.
4«ttoo*idanttbattba danidnn of Ue
BTOBT or A WHBXL.
Alder bam not

HtoarrtTal in DatmitWadnaadaynlrba
Jl waa a fltUnr tribnto tras an admlrm paopU who maant (ba attaeto apos
o« tba boDvad bona af Mtabiraa.
' wboaa botttat and
M«ha Unliad Slaton war daparttoaw
fatly ran»c»’»f^
appradatod
________work aa
U Alr« baa flnlabad
da -i'
totn -'.bnt
’ ^■Mbarofibepraada
i- •
atot
•bn yallow jonnm of Ibn aaat wblab
tor hte rnaifna^ andcharf
and Blaeoadaei of bin

Obariaa Htok to daU tor Obtatotor a
|.aww BUnaiOH OHUISB
fmwarM

City
Party
Tantorday

Hetomnd

ru lAka Snpartor eralatod party
mdnd by 3. A. Moatogan ratnraad
jMliriij
Tba beat landed at Old
Htortni where Mr. MonUgna and bia
dOM Bart and Herbert will ramUi for
d tow daya Boy London and Balpb
HdUlngneamtotbeelty. Mr. Walton
d»d ton of Grand Baplda left tba party
M Bay View on iba mtnm trip.
Tbaemlaa waaaplaaaanttrip,fBTordd by flna waalbar moat of tba Una.
.An dtotanaa oommd waa too lallaa.
flablng aport enjoyed by tba party
mm anoapUonaUy andUng. apaeklad
townibatogukantoabnndancalrom a#«iwa
.. . .
----------------Idi***'*.......................................
........ r■ ■

Hdnllnga

landed ooa weighing *H

HOOD BALL THIB MOVTB.
9. A. 0. and Hint SebadnUd'U Play
•amral Oanua Kara.
Them wUl ba aoma flnt etom baU
gemaa ham dnrtok thla month and tba
Bsatlere will ba to baUar annpa to go
'dgalnat good taama than they bam
•Am tor tbla aaaaon. Oaar baa bean mtonaod and Wtaealar will make an addi.
Mad to the team wbieb wlU glm It the
•aadad atrangtb. Tba D. A. C. tea '
wbadttlad for Angnat lo. ii. le. 17 aad
t»and tba Flint Mam for tba Slat aad
Mdd. Tbegamaa wltb tba D. A. &
wlU make a daalrable aUraetloo for tba
O. A. B. aaoampmaat. The team will
go to Mnakegon tomorrow for two
gnmaa and tba Mnakegon team’ wUl
|flnr mtnm gamaa bam next week, bat
«h* dataa hare not bean fixed.
SZCVBSIOV AMD COHOBBT.
fnmmx Band wlU go to Va-ab-towanta Again Tonight,
na axenialon to Na-ab-to-wanto
^t weak and tba ooneart giran at tba
naoet by the Creeceat band waa ao
vneh appmciated that another wUI be
glmn Ikia evening. Colonel Smith ot
tAa hotel haa Inrlted the band to
mpaat tbaanooaaa of laet weak and
pmrybody who enjoyed that trip wiU
be glad to go tbla aranlng. Tba exparMon and eonoert will coat bat Ss

panto.
ptKOMS SAT TBIZP TOOK |180.
aebn Knpp of Good Bnibor Loat a
Blaa Uttla Wad.
John Eropp of Good Barber eainr to
Tmmrm City Wedaeaday to aae the
plapaant and other aitmeUona at the
Mg aiicna and to otharwlaa eaj^y a day
U Iba elty. He had a good elaed wad
of money atowad away la one of bia
gsakata whan ba eama, bat befom
night aoma other fellow bad the wad
Kr. KroK> waa-‘tonebad"totbaamoant
oflUObyathlaflatbaerowda oatba
pinna gronada.

Bnnry Brodbagnn. tba limrymaa.
Am plaaad an order with Oaldwell A
Leaden for a fine tbmeaaatad rig,with
n eanepy top, to be need for drlelar
pvtiea. Mr. Brodbagnn baa alao monHy added to bla onifit a
•sdeomfonableoneloaedbaek. wbieb
inaddltloDtoa nice wagonette, two
two eeatod rlga and fifteen aarTiagce.
and fiftaea bortae, girea him an ontflt
UeonaidembUaxtont. Babaalmpromd
bto bam and
for aartrlng reaort parUaa.

andisappiTtefl *%•
^*ld»la.

famataa and

Charlaa Sink, 17 yaara of aga.
brongbt to tba city yaatorday by SberIffSiapaonand talM batom Jnatloa
Brown. Ha waa arraatod on a charge
of obtaining a wboel under fatoa pretanaaa, to wblob ha plaadU gnUty. He
waa toad lit and eoata. tol-M altogetb
ar, wltb the aitomatire of BO daya lo
JaU. Up to toat nlgbt ba waa to JaU
for tba took of money.
Bla mlaUrea
Um to tba aonibam part of tba ettu.
Sink ranted a wheel of H. badarla
on Jnly 19. taking it W Blair
where it U allagU ka aold It to Chaa.
Sebninekal. who rode It to tkla eity
Wedaeaday and atorad U to Ladarla'a
Mr. Laderla
boal and mUlned it wbUa Sebmnekal
antorad a oomplalnt with tba abora
raanlk
_________________
A Bieyola tacldant.
One doea not need to Ro to Mark
Twkto or BUI Mya to find Unghable
toeldanta.
One occorred yeawrday
that waa parfactiy elda-apUtU^ to the
people who wll
It waa on Front atmat, and Street
OommiaeloDar Eallay'a men warn olear>
tng tba cnrblng. A man wAo waa
mthar heavy oame riding by. bnt an­
other cycler erowded him over toward
tba alraal claanata. Ba tried to save
Ue nearest
viorkman by pnabIng blm aside with bia band. ~bnt ha
loat bia balance and toppled over.
Tba weight waa far too great for any
ordinary man, and the atmat cleaner
WM aompletolT .emabad. Down
1. boa. bieyeiist and bieyela in one
pfomttenona heap, Iba eorpnlant gent­
leman naing the laborer as a soft spot
npon.
f nnnlaat part of Ibe parformanea
to tha apeetaton, bbwaTer, waa when
the Uborar arose aad began, by Iba
Tigorona oaa of bla boa, and laa^aga
too warm to be priatadnpon any paper
to endeavor to oonrlnea
tba eyellat that ba might have aalaetod
oma other man upon whom to alight.
The matter waa aettlad bowevar,
witbont bloodabad.

«U«B tk» OhvUlUvtlM
at th« C
T. B. KaUflald and wile, of Van
BamneennW nmtbagnaatoef 3. W.
Ikarto.
Jadga Oao. P. Stone, wife nnd aon
Smnlay.nmibagmaaHotW. H. Clark,
of PUtbatmat.
Mm. B. 8. PmU ^ant yaatarday in
Fatoikay.
Blla Stolabarg went to Pete
yeeterdny for e three weeka’ rlalk
Mm 3. E. MeGongk ,baa gona to
Lmkport to rlalt.
Mr. and Mm B. 8. XobU of *lk
Baolda wem In tha dty yeatorda
Btrl Bennett wUl make a two
Tiait la Ana Arbor and rlelnJiy.
Dr. A. B. Ming and two ebitdreo
ham gone for a two weeks' vlalt In
TOronW. Canada,
B. H. Braekaa and 0. V. L. Cady
fished atBntab'a Cleaning ycatorday.
Mm Maik Cmw ii anjrying a rialt
from bar tarotbar, B. Hardy aad tarnlly.
Mtoa Ztlda Bebryer of Manton r^
tnnad home yaatarday attar a
with bar alatar. Mm Walter DaWltt.
Angnatina 8. Cbrmaa, of tba Denison
OnlTemliy at OmnTiUe. Ohio, baa
J^tnad bto brother at Ua aammer c»ttaga at Nortbport.
V. E. leka left yaatarday afternoon
on bia wheel to visit mlaUvea In Grand
Baplda.
d last evening
from a bnaineaa trip In the aontbera
part of the atata.
L A. Bnbbetl. wife aad daughter
mtnroed to tbalr boats la Enlkaaka
yaatarday afternoon afmr a abort rialt
with B. W. Bnbball and family. Miu
Minnie Bnbballaooompaaiod them for
a abort vltit.
Mr. and Mm C S. Vadar, aooompanlad by tbalr dangbtan. Loniaa and
left yaatarday morning on
a ttlp to Nagam Falls and other
places.
Mra Oaa W. Thomas haa mwraed
from a visit to Ballalm. On bar mtnm
raa acoompaDled by bar faUar and

$6000 worth Of snearim
Boou and aboaa, clothing and Ary
goods, bongbtat ua on tba dollar
and wUl^ meriflaad on utItsL

WE
ARE
GIVING
some big bargains on dishes this week,
we have a fine line, some as pretty sets
as joQ ever saw and we are selling them
this week

QstUagte
Geo. W. MUlar. repmeantfng one of
tba largest wholesale clotbiag honaee

wbieb we can make anitt to special
mcainremenu
All goods fnlly
na.-mntoad-all made to fit perfect
1y—call and leave yonr meaanramen:
tor a trial order. BamUton Clothing

1-4 OFF.
Come and look them over,
a-little-at-a time payments.

Cash or

J. W. SLATER,
180 Front Street.

House Furnishing Stors.

140 Front StrCet.
XMt Of ewiBbcff Oper* BVOM.

FIRST-CLASS

MEALS
Lunches and
Order Cooking.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Now Doing Bagtoeas.

318 UNION STREET

W. S. ANDERSON.
BOTH 'PHONES N0.43

LINCOLN & McGARY,
PROPRIETORS,

Mn. Bonga ot Monipalier. Ind . are
vUi’lag Mr. and Mr«. George Bine and
MUa Allle Wilkins.
John Mclntotb and famUy have gone
to Benaonia for a week's rittt.
Mm C. P. Dtekarman and Mm J. M.
Dowd and eblldren, of Grand Bapid*.
amgnmta of the family of A L. Joy<y
A. Tatmao and family of Clam are
vUiOng Mat Tatman and family.

Josh Billing’s Said--

BIG SUE OF HEMLOCK.
Ott Lumbar Oo. of Chicago Bam
Ptuehaead 7,000.000 feet from
XmvameORT LnmbrrOo.
The Tmvemo City Lnmber Co. haa
aold to tka Ott Lumbar Co. of Chicago
iu enlira ontpnt of bamlocic Inmbar
for ihit season.
The deal Inelndea
about 7,000,000 feat. The mill b now
at work anttlng the hemlock and a vesa, I U expeetad from Cblcago thU week
tobe^lo earryiag the Ininber. The
mill haa a long ran ahead yet aad It b
not expeetad that the cat will be com­
pleted befom the latter .part of O;tober.
BBCVBlXD la&obb quabtbbs.

I...................Kahlar

A Sapper at Meeb-ta-wantn.
A party of yoong ladlaa eoftaitlng of
Grace Morgan. Clam Poond, Mian
Haaalwood, Mlm PhlUipa. Gartnde
Montagna and her gnaata. Mlm Fiah,
Mlm McEenaie. Mlaa Bartholomew,
and Mba Daalala. drom to Ne-ah-tawanta reatorday aftm^pon and took
anpparattba hotel, by Inriiation of
Mba Morgan.

who bna baen a barrtator leng anoogb
to bam gnallflad tor a jadgAlp af tba
anpregic court. Sir Bvetyn antared tba
navy fortr-alx year* ago. and aaw hb
flmt active •emec in the « -'y daya
of the Crtmaan war. wban bb ntany
deeds of dating were the wonder i:;zd
talk of thooaanda On kb mtnm to
Bngland be exchanged Into the army,
and waa recommended a second time
for the V. C. tor an act of atanoat mad
daring In tba mnllny. He U a alight,
cmet nun. wltb gentle spee^ and

,r'‘Bon Ton Cafe

Piarca A Freeman Will Inoraaaa ibeir
Grocery Busioaaa.
The firm of Pierce A Freeman, gro
ecrt. have leased of Jnlioa Swlnbarg
the atore formerly ocenpied by the
Kimball Piano Co.. .SS Front atreet.
They wUl take psaaemion next week
and ca^ a large stock.
Mr. Pierce,
School of Hualo Prrgram.
who haa condaeted a amail atore adTba twenty-third recital of &a j-Ining the atore of George McLellan,
baa
formed
a
partnerahip
with Mr.
pnnlla of the Tmvaraa City School of
Mnale will be given thia afuraoon Freeman aad the busloeM will be en­
larged.
_________________
Following la the progiem:
LAST OFTBB OLD SBlDOX.

Edna Miller.
Bridal March from Lohangrln....
............................................... Wagner
Bda BadaL
EolbabTant(violin).................. Danmntb
Uoyd Bejnnv
CbriatBiM Bella................................
Lntman.
Cradle Song......................... Kate Vannab
Marie Balvaraon.
Toe WaMA at Midnight (vioUn) .-Kron
Alfred WUbclm.
,
Sweat eonmnir.....................McBdelaaobn
MniyBnntar.
Cavatina..................................................Baff
Blanche Bamnm.
Valae Lento....................................... Sobntt
Loniaa Bock.

A»a»w —Waavval.
Oca«al Bir Bury Bnlyn Wood,
apart trosi bla fatflUast gUta aa a aolAlar. baa two mmmmtl ttUaa to AtsttneOon. «a b tba only saa who baa
woo tbr Vletorta Craao both In tba

Work Toward a Vew Stmetnre on
Union Street haa Began.
- The work oi tearing away the old
Union atreet bridge began .in eameal
yesterday. The north end was re­
moved a^ the oontraetTr baa a large
force of men at work preparing lo
Jrive pllea for the new stmetnre.
Street Commluioner Kelley Is at work
w tb a force of men to do the filling in
at the apptoaebea.

“ Exercise that has no pbun nor profit in it iz about
az bard to take az a dose of Easter Oil,” 'But it's no
exercise to show our up-to-date lines of gentlemen's
summer clothing, and there’s lota of profit in it for
you. We can save you money. It’s a strong state­
ment in theae days of cloae competition, but in (jiQr case it's a fact. 7 on may need a light-weight coat
or one of those fancy douhle-breaated vests, or a
“ second-best ” pair of trousers. What about your
stock of tiesP Got one of those latest? Perhaps
you want an extra shirt? We’ve got the best dollar
shirt ever made. Or some underwear? There’s
where we're strong, AU kinds ot goods—AU kinds
of styles—AU kinds of money (gold, sUver, copper,
or paper) taken in exchange.

The eerrieea at the funeral of the
Ute Edwsid Qreiliek wUI be oondneted this afiemoon by' Eev. D.
Ocehlln. The piU bearere wUl be B.
J. Morgan. Bon. W. W. Smith, WUl.
lam Beltner, H. Montague. 8. Gar­
land and V. Petortyl. aU old friends of
the deceased.
Spain’s Orufteat Veod.
winter*...at ..
spends ...................
AUteu. i
. .
nervea bad canaed severe pains in
lectric
back of hU bead. On naing Bio
Bitter*. America’a graateat Blood aad
Nerve Bemedy, aU pain eooa left him.
He cay* this grand medicine Is what
bis ooantry aee^ All Amerlea knows
blood, tone* op the itomens the nervea, phU vim,
w Ufe into every moeele,
jan of the body. If weak
» ailing yoa need lb Bvety bob
ar^,onlr----------1

The Hannah & Lay Mercantile Co,

:ii

.TBB KOUrurO VBOOSj), PBIOAT. AUGirST «. 1888
voBnoB Asmenna

I SVjBk\e

TArra will ba a apadal MaaHac. tUa

n

aftomooftof tha/Boyal BiiBbbora of
^rlaft.

SnXcTts^. {
ACWMT

Tba daftday aehool aAolara

al pioftie ftaxt Wadaaaday at Baat

oraaeb is tba Branraliaftl efaa>eh
roBiftC.

•MMtftUadMWu.

Two

A Manm abpioawr h «wfclBr (°

tbU

Sarrleaa baffa at 7:iS.

bftadaoB4 ftattaaa

Tbay ara flaUbad Is aaUqM oak

SMratWT of 8MU SiMrw (■ boTisr
Bftp

by

lonabipa.

Mft«b VfttftftUa UfomftUoa U laelodad.
At KftlftBftS»9Cjrft Blood, arad

14

Kat<iar

ooea

BatUa Craak. atHkiftC on bla baad. BU

A

of Maeoab eoeaty eampon at Walaat

tooo

wltb

a apriof

raliraad

Siaaa tba reoast advanea Id iha prle
of troo SbtairaaMa eoaety farwara ara
ma' aida by

aaUlac aloeka of old iron wblek tbay
hare

beeo

yaara.

aaeamalatlac

for

a i

Many bare from ooa to kalf

datan tona. ^d bayan

ara

aftforly

plakiar up all ascb lou at
Aleoso,

prieaa

tba IB-yaar-oU aoo of Mr

ftod Mra. B B. Malay of BarrtMW,
Iw.

Th.

Wood

DUb

fac­

Tba faad olpa of ooe

of tba boUara blew oat, aealdloc blm

W. Heck, tba Uolon atraat
tllrer

ooda fonoUlD la bu atora.

eosfaoplatod

wbich

M la «>aipaa,

tendad

wasta tooiyht, aod a eoscert

at

the

aosicmi

and

aaarab waa tseiltuted for blm.

It wa*

kept ap all nlRbi. bat prorad fraitloM.
Moaday morelnff tbe boy’t body waa
foosd Ui tba laka
At Atm Arbor a fine batl-doy baloorlay to City Clerk

Barkiny

Uled

to

oloan oat a bly bnmbla-baaa' acst and
wa* ao badly blUao that be boeame
fraatieaadbitloarotbardoya.

A mad

aa a meaaore of protection.
Wadaaaday momlny ibare wa* the
amalloal namber of ^Uooen in the

chargrtf
The Jod«e—Do you boi koowt

to

America there wana atraaye ooineid.
Althooyb tbay did

not

know

each oUer at tbe Uma, ail tbrea lallad
from Beyland oB Ua lame day la Hay.
IMS. but each la

a

different

Suanyely eaoo^ Uey all

ahlp.

aettled

Ann Arbor, where they bectme

la

well

wTbntPlnea

and that place.

At Aaa Arbor. J.

Weinnemann.

aa
ao

aeddaot wfalcb U

almoai

ctaae tbe lorn of both hU

eerutn

barBlny

to

ayea

waa trytay out tallow when aa
Blao oeeorred.

hU

eaplo-

face aad

bandi terribly.
At Cbeboyyaa, foar laen wefe atrack
byilybialayatSwlftA
Taooday niyht.
aaeonaelop*

CUrk'a

mill

One of them remained

for a

lony

Tbe hot dry wind* of

time

laat

L.X.. A.Buildisr

;Fire Instance. SSlcStsSS^
icuFuiomuiHiTixi.:^s:

The

Saturday

tor mla oM ks»i w arCrr
breolr ««ra
r»«wp4lT WMOliJ W. SMp pr»r dor*. Bar
Mien.
WM rCTTVBLT.
8. oraRBrcB

awer, “th« now tbe chance U offervd
1 baren'tany deoire to accept IL Wluit
a queer ttalog bumaa nature la. Isn't
It? People are tlwayo tonglog for
that which they do not pogiera and
when they Anally gel X or bare a
cbance lo get IL they don't want It"
Bbe WM too buy looking bard at

fc
E

reply.
Bneklona Arnica 8*lva.

|^

C. A W. M exearaioft rale to Bay ;
View Sunday onlv SI 00
Train leave* ;
•t 8:10 a. m. retamlag at 7:40 p. m.

reoldenee U eonaeeted with thm line.
Amnaemonta
“A Breexy Time” the new farce com­

So?

edy rrbieb rrill be at Steioberg'* Grand
next Batudny crenlng hM one <f the
beet cuu now trarellng.

waya a loyal eoobject. Ven raa It I
ra* ttoflty of dot olfcnic?

tbe purpoM of tb«e lntere>t>d lo the

UnrivaUed company of comedian®

glad

that be

In following opt tbU purpooe. the rery
beat talent that could be aeeured, the
Vat ra* It I

rery beet mnalc that bu been eompoeed reecntly for American and BoglUb

Tlie Judpe-ln your aonnon
Bontag you apoke In aligbting term* of

rarlety and eonoert bail »tage. and tbe
rery beat ooetomm and •ornery that

Adam and l->re In ronnertlon-mil
you ca* lilvnted to reckle^y call der
oHylnnl xln. You aee ree baf all der

can be made by theatneal Arm*, hare
Men eecured.

TiekeU are now on eale

ton’l

oonder.

■tanil how dot raa goaatnied h»to We

"Man want* buMutle here below.”

majnle.
The Judye-Tou tonX eh? Haf yon
forgotten dot Adam and Bre raa dcr
empctor'i
drat
parent*?—OerrlaDd

Said tbe poet. Gee! what gall:
Wbr.glve blm nine-tenth* of the earth.
And he would want U alL

A Weralae •« Tta wahtler*.
A band of Oermana who were
dered to play before tbe emperor
played ao well that be ordered hU
ranta to iUl all their Inatramenu with

any.”
A abort time after they were again
ordered to play before bU maycoty. and

many initanoea It became ehroole and
the old eoldlere *UU *tffer from
1
D*rld Taylor of Wlod Bidge.
Greene
eOo..
Oo.. Pa
Pa.Uone
. U one of tbeee.
tbeae.
Be
aue (Jbamberlain'i
Ubamberiain'i Colic. Choten
Cholera aad
piarrhoM Remedy and uyt be nerer
f mod anything that would glre him
•tieb qalek relief. It U for cole by 8.
E. Wait and F. C. Thompaon. drug
________________________
. iiata

tbU lime tliey pUyed »o badly that he I

w year groeariao.

ordered them to go end awallow their,
inatrument*.
luy luck,” uid the tln-whl»t-

.hoe*.; clothing and dry

ler.
"I'll liare to swallow mine, and
they cant."

good*
dollar.
—................................
wintacriSM'KAs.ooOttockai
tbe dollar. , .70:! tf.

•TVbat a *lngulnr name for a dotcir Hid Mr. .\aggu*. the t>ook renewer. to whom Sir, Boma the author,

raUowlo* l» lb» lUtot letter* tvmal
Ib* Tr*T*r<w CUT Po*> Otte* ueeslleO
verb eodlar Au*. I.
Id ratllDg (or.
• toie '-Adrerti*** Aaf.i liOv "

48e on

srr,:;

wa* allowing the adram-e aheet* of bU
latest
work.
”‘IIowUurti>
Book-, >»e.
*iore.'

It nuunda

like

an

in that mueicaf comedy aarpriee, |

A Breezy Time {"HAMILTON CLOTHING Ca
NOVELTl ES E’ark Place Hotel!
Entirely rewritten
and turned ap to date.

^tUUi

Everytbinp new.

Tx'a-^earse 0±ty, Mji.o'h t gftn.

C—“ The (^t Serenade.”

Newly painted papered, and carpeted—Rooms with
Q_“ The Tennie Qointette.”
private baths have been added, making it one of the most
C-“ The 3-Legged Sailor,”
j comfortable hotels in Northern Michigan. Address for
and other information
GRAND CAKE WALK ralesHANNAH
& LAY CO
W. O. HOLDEN.
by 16* *mh* eompaar- *» loterprated
b; Amrrlca'*
Proprietors.
Manager.
F’o-o.r' S-o.Jh-d-rea.

FOR SALE

price*—?5e. S5- 50c.
Box BCa's :5•^
Seat* on mIc at box office Sa'ur>1ay
morslDg.

..Dentist..

MEN WANTED.
Trayerse City Lumber Co.

an work gf sure**. poralW* rru*. nasg«i
• or* * -vMlsllT

u

OR. HIGGINS. DENTIST

Woodre. Irarai A

‘

book.' and llu’* object U to prevent , ^^;5^ga
aome meddleaome nolxxly from (-.mi. ! w*
tng forward a hun(lr<-il year* beiio- !
1 cent doe on e*ich odvertiaed 'eltcr.
GftOBbK W. Barr,
wUh • rtalm that oomc other man
Posltnuler
wrote It,"

Rubber-Neck

FINE DENTAL WORK.
Vttal»e<I Air •dateuwr*,] Ur aOMMuo*
l*ra**«raciir>ocfi«-lb
VeolCalgr. :«f **tra«uoe of l*rt» vloao*p*io OB*.: lAinii as.: «v« ratufa-rtorr prvc .r«Mi* —■ I*—’ **r
-•«

aad Sonday bare greatly damaged . ibe
sera proepecu la

aortbera

Oakland

aoonty.
At Frankfort, tbe body

of Ooa

VoBok. one of the throe

parilca

want out tor a boat rid*

at

P.

that

Mpearer the toelalecUt.
Herbert Spencer ib now
living in
atriet aerlualon at Drlghtdn, the state
of hU health bcfng such that hU re­

two week* ago. wa* foand Wedoeaday

plies are Umlied lo letters of immedi­
ate personal >-oacerD. A friend Inquir­
ing u to tbe boallb ol Mr. Spencer had

throe mUea aonth of the harbor oo

the

the plonsure to receive tbe followir.g

Tbe body waa aeot to UanUteo

reply:
■‘ThankB for your Inquiry
I
alimit up to par. and not without
le hope of
riBing above i( preaently.

ahoro.

MaaUtae

yeaterday.
A laryo pair of hawlu

hare oarrled

farmera

In

the

qaetw. baa died.

Mar

Her death waa caoi

ad Indirectly by a pin. which the

bad

Port

Baron,
tbe

dUtanoo of

ninety feet, •attaining InjarlM
may prore faul.

In'* Copgl
pleauDi ta*'.c and prempiand permatnt
' cun
!uree. bare m^c It a grut f*mrj
e with 1 ae people ererywhere
Mle by 8. E. Wail and F C. Tbo

ber of nice cArriaji“A

which

He era* pnttlny
another

HU

of tbe bankrupt atock of F J Marach,
wbiffh win arrire at the New York

Everything in first-clasa shape.

EURDPUN HORSE HOTEL,
luvteii 160

n. eeomeni, Pn,.

oa

MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE footwear
73 pair Ladieb* Hand Turn Shoes, ‘ Plnpree” make, worth $3 60, now . ..........
132 pair Ladies’ Oxfords. -PingToe" make, worth $2.00, now.................... ..........

$1 00

69 pair Misses’ Kid Shoes Pinpree moke, worth $2.00. now..................... ..........

$l 00

40 pair Men’s Nettleton Patent Calf Bala, worth $6 00. now..................... ............

$4 50
$8 00

86 pair Misses Tan Shoea, worth $1.76 and $2 00. now............................... ............

$1 00

’ 300 pair Misses’ end Child’s, all sizes, at.............................................................

IdtUe DaaybtarU X.ifa

ftO nftir Tnfiinta’ Bhoes. all sizes, now................................. .................................
Lot White Miulin Bloiuae
aizet 4 to g, to close (It..

Women’s Slippers at...........................................................................18,28c, 36c, 60c, and 76o

81o

Bovs’Shoes at ........................................................................................ 60c. 76c, $1.00. amd $IB6

Lot Laondered Percales in
wlrite and colored, dzea
4 to 10, to close at .81c
Tbaae ar* the lut of aeveral leu
which we pnl in at Ihl* very low
frice to ci

S

Men's Rhoes at ........................................................................9bc, $1.00, $1.16.81.48 and $1 69
Women’s Bicycle LepRinfca. all styles, now.......................................................
Youth’s Bhoes from.......................................................................................................

60c to $1,40

Bee them—Inspect them -Buy them of
as

—Toan truly. Mna Geo. F. Bvbsics
UM;n|.l. Fbr aiJa by; 8. B Walt

$1 OO

60 pair Ladies’ '‘Pinpree” Juliets, small aizaa. worth $3.00. now..............

A Vothar TelU Row Bbe Bared Mm

ftbolUeatonoe. It prored lo be one
of tbe rety beat modlelnee we erer had
im. It
ured my lltUe^ngb
Istbebonae.
Itu<
I am uaiow for orer moth-

_MRS. H. E. GIBBS

74 pair Men’s ’’Pmgree” Shoes, small sizes, worth $4.00, now.................. ..........

an

a^« atory window.

1 am tbe mother of eight cbltdrep aad
hare bad a groat deal of exparloaeo
with medlelBaa. Laat anmmar my Ut­
ile daughter bad tbo dyaestery In lu
wont form.
Wo tbooybt oha would
die. I tried orerytblny 1 could think
of, but nothing ooomod to do her any
good. I MW by an adrertUemoot In
ear paper that Chamberlain'* Colic.

t

82 pair Men's Nettleton Tan Kid Bala, worth $6 00. now...........................

work­

from

now

Drivers fumiabed if deaii'ed-

Watch thia-rtral *

am

caring for teema

oompanlon elpny

to a rope and waa polled la

hack,

bueiueu iu addition to feeding and

man, when the rope holding tbe aeaffolding broke.

fine

1

Eye
Specialist,

prepared to do an exteneive livery

drog^ta________________

aged SS. fell from a acaffoldlay at

tin. in company with

a

ed riKA, besidee &q iucreoeed Dum­

awallowod abopt a year ago.

Grand Trunk elerator. a

I have just added

^ Dr.J.W.Gaimaett:

Bicyc'o Saddle - Guaranteed for three years—
Look at them whether you need one or not.
$8.00 or 8l‘'.00 will buy a good'second-hand bt»
ctc'c-S2?.00 will buy the bcit new wheel on
lilt market—Come and see my display before
going elsewhere.

'■ East From Street.

eeveral rootnv two- and ibrve-Boat-

B. Bell, of

WUIUm MeUroyor of

Picnic Parties,
Fishing Parlies,
and Funerals.

ch1ek-

dlatrlet in eaatern Oakland eonniy.
The daoykter of H

ESforBESflETESS

WblyrUle

off oror 100 yoony turkey* and
opa from

LDMBEB, LATH, SHINGLES.

Good Hardwood in Stove Lenpths.
Alao Four Foot Maple Slabs and Edpiopa.

DR. SAWYER

NrwOfflea. Markbam Block.

advertise.

'^•“t'eoat me honra of labor," tepUed |
tbe author, hagganl with lew* of *l<vp.
'll’* an oiuigrum for ’Boru* wrote ihls ]

16o

Step inside oar store and see for yoareelf- more
barpaioe than we can enumerate ha«—all summer
poods muftt po.

novel and oriplnsl

thecim
clrll war. u weU u
with flpaio. diarrhoea a

Plain Dealer.

26c
16c
26c
15C

tetraduriex eer dlailoci

at the box office.
1

1 line Flannel Vests, irsortad col«, ....
1 line Cotton Vests, isorltl colon,.......
1 line Cotton Coats 76c value......
1 line Cotton Coats, 60o value —
1 lot Hen's Drawers, 26c, 60c,
chose at...................................

51 BATHING SUITS, 5flc, 75c, $ I

SATURDAY
EVENING

ba* been there, and will sol be aabam-

be

s.'sr.ssiK."-' •

1 new lot Men’s Over Shirte, only, 20c

STEINBERG’S GRAND

ed to adrUe bU friend* to follow *011.

one that eco* it will

p*Ma«f4M*itWwlfcr«n*ra'S5r>» ckargrC a

(Drawers 011I7, sizes SO to 38)

FITZ * WEBSTER’S

production to make^t •ueb that erery

Tbe Jodp^lD your polplt Ult 8onw blood?
The Accua«l-Vy. 1 too‘1-------

Bolee Hghi b»-f«.
The Acouoed—But

It bu been

-i ^:

•aUIKor. Uk »> Ww I e'eUck W IlUO
i e'clork a ■ ••* (raw I •’eUefe-w 4 e'cMek. a,

More Quotations ;

Tbe

a;qaalBtad.

employe of Wm. Rahfaa. mat with

I

Bnnday Xxcaraios to Bay View

Too are charm mil lea majeatr.
The AcTPoi-d—ImpoMlhlc! I am al-

Aackaon priaoo tor the paat elykt yean •gold.
‘JuM my Inok." aald (be man with
tbe tin wblitle. “mine will hardly bold
Tbaraare raaldant la
Aon Arbor

aaoe.

O. P. CARVER

a

ed to know thnt Attorney McK«reher'*

SoMIce ta Barlla
The JodjK>-H«*T doctor, bow do yon
bleail by dcr Indlctmcmf
Tbo Accu#cd-M« Ttt TM It 1 Tt»

—TM.

^rae old man aboat wboaa oominy

and I -t»«n not let yonr conataacy of
pvpoae go oniewtrdad. I will be

I

attoroey* here will bedlrectly intereet-

doy aeara ananad aad tbe next moraioy
tbe city doy catcher killed aU lire don

m

tmmuaicatlott i* now open between
Trarene City

-lit

tba little fallow not retoraloy ^y dark
beoama

aa pooeible.

Tbe Northers Tolepbona Co.^a?*
jmpleud their line to Lelaed. and

Creaeeoibttidrxearaioo to Ne^ab-U*

aa | of fire hoondred thalera.
Older brotbar. want In oeareb of tba
The Acrueed—Hlmmcll
00 wt. They
boeame aaparatod anl •aid?
paranta

ao tar

la

attraettay atteotlbn.

tb<

^lofftllrelUa.'dorar an Iseb loor

BaklAA a liiUa raouy oo

a

Thb But !»*i.vb In the world f jr | mprlH a flaa gold mounted Waterman Cnt*.
B-nUaa.
Boro. Oleera. Salti^
pen. rained at fro doUara, which U khenm. Fiver Sorro. Tette*. Chapped!^
9ando.
ChUblalns. C-ivna, end oil Kk<n ' falready Ui the hand* of the oodal cornErupUoua. and pooltively enm Pilaa, ^
miuca.
or no pay ri-qaired
I’ ia gporantc d ^
torive perfect aiiUfae'lcn or mocey
TAX.X WITH LBZ^O.
refanded.
Price 2b cenU per box. For ^
Ml* by J. G. Johnaon end S. B. Walk
Vortbers Tclrpboee Co'* Una Bx-

A doelor waa aaat for, aad

Apooarfal caatte

Pen

Tbe wlnoer In ihU oontaat of bcalaa

paiofal bat set oeriooa aeeldeot

Uoaar. ba* a Dice saw

MIm Jaaala Paalard, ooa of a party

aonaOitac is K, draoa from

paid a
of

TbeFrland-aaoelatytato

aboal tbe face and oediK'

tsjarlaa ara aarlona, bat not fatal.

•ftardark.

bare

Fonatain

bare a oontaat. each of the mambar* to
glre the reaaona.

waa aaf^rrod by 1/rwU MeMUlao. aa
tory, yeaterday.

Prof WmiaB B. RaadaUof lUtabali
fall froB bU baUooo aa li want pp a

oatar

Company

and adrertUng aesae U to reoelre

Blatar did aaielda.

of

aad

lertoo itneta

employe of tbe Oral

a flara

nearly

Waterman |

tboaaaad doUara for tba phraM “Wa-

a trot oo tb« aoraar of Cam aad Waab-

ftUoaptod aaieUla bat fatlad aad bar

iaka, draak

Foaatala Pan

The

why tbU phre** U- worth a thoaaand
Maotisfa of tba Chwcb of Ua DU. dollan to the WatnHnan Company M
dpUa are balaf bald arwy araaloa' ia an adrertUemank

••1. wbara aba lirad. »ad oo traaa of
Bar

ilay-

aapla

yaan. Uf4 tba boiDa of lira L B Eu»Aar Cftft ba toaaA

bare ar-

raaffad a aylqaa tetara for ttmlr aaxt

bara baa«

addad to tba waltiof room at the dock.

^■tnd • Bwbar of MBvwtL

ft ftoU

hrUttaa Badearor Boolaty

tarmanU Ideal, tba

fkihoan «wb^ u»d !• Mid tp bftva ae>

ptoporad

TbaaoeialaoM^tMaaflba IMeeda

tba

B.^. T. C Ma^ of Brta. Pa.. wlU

WMhlM»«

«9U^. rtnatlr lort M tbMp by * dl-

.

of

for

year.'' be MkL *no get a cbance to aak
you to bemy wWp."
-Ah. rtancta.- *be ir^iUed. '-I am
gimS to know thatjoo are pereererlng.

Bay.

mmmtd WmtM Bwhio*.
MMObwlOT,

a Oartata AA. M Worh $1000.

LatftUMMobanatiaftd.

Oai«racbtlooa] ab«reb will bold t^air

«vn*n«n*n«n*twran*rwiitv
Urlar

*T bare been trying
Frlamda C X. BoeMy la Ptaenaa Wby

II

..FRANK FRIEDRICH, The Old Reliahle...

r
XBX Ko^nao uooas, fbioat. Avavai 4, laoc.
ruoKA DRimo HI bobsia.

' 80 moaj of the new Oelda ot work

■«» lUraetoQ raa b Tkk

are aa naeh more anticd to fantataie

oo Ue

wace-earaen

cf ^'VDotVi.
Mof mUi

op with aacceaa, >»■*« It wanld oeeia
were aeiUlag lata more eoagenbl
patba: pa tba wltb a peconbry rehrard
Urger tban Ibem la which ttiey meet
with the compMcton of meu. aaya the
Crlterton.
Two yoaog college gradaatea, womea of cnliore and edacaUan.
hare recently opened an oArr In hth
areoDe. New York, and Uike ordera
for marketing from prlraie famlllea.
They bare aeni oot boalneM clrmlata
explaining that they are prepared to
do marketing for famlllea, daily or

look rrro more like toy* tboo osaaL
Bm ibe aUdfra are jrrewt rnn. and ao
At ntUbart, FA. two
oorriagm rbcap that It 'b Bd extraragaorr to
ralk. A cooroe eoob only 2b kopecka
IDlodwlth mnwort U tho fooorol
—10 c«nta The alrdcee are oet ao low
•Ort^of Mn. Bony
Bnilk
wore
that yon ran reach oot aod toocta the
•£aek hy • OoaooHdifd TroeUon ear
aoow with root hand. at>d they are to
moXj bon.
amall that tbc bvtw b Id rear lap and
A boot wUeb woo bolsf oMd to oeo
the eoarbffiaa In .roar pocket Be aim-

*»n»-

ply Urn* Id hb aeat to book tbe far
robe 10 the hock of yoor aeat—only it
baa ao back. If yoo fall, yon fall dear

007 aoUon to o wonhlo ot BodopM
Tooodbj oraoloR

wm

oopolwd ood fire

to the rroand.
The borac U far. far ahore- yoo la
year boablc poaltlon. and ibere la *0
little room that two people caa with
difflrulty atow tberntwlTM In the nar­

It ia oUlod OB oothority that tbo Uu
Ool AotaartO. lD«ora>U

loH 00

■0 did Bot boltor* la wllU. U
hia kboory bolof that a

wUl.

U oald.

moat aauta

it b aot boowB

how

larva

ao

•auto tht daad orooatk! bod. b«i the

to pot bu arm around tbe woman, no

quAllilea with the dlacrlmlnatloa of
matter bow dl»ta«teful It may be Not
practiced markefmen. They are able
Uial ahe would peer l»e roDaolnaa of
fop*,h^ I
'**''*^
bouaeholda,
whether he dkl
, 1 rold-atoragp
food, and at th.-y bur
amoDDt of clot ben
oi.iigpfl to
qualliLw
wear In Ruaab deetroyt any
aared for them from
the ra|>arlout
touch.
maw of the club tlewarda. who uanal
Tbe borw.« arc atijyp-ahod. but In a
ly
Ubvp the choice Of tbe luarkeia
way quite BlCfen-iit (mui oura.
Tbe
I
young women aiteocU i<i
apike* on tHWr aboea
the oltltv work of the firm, while the

dauUy wUl lo*aati»ato aooo.
«er. Dr. Darid H. Moore o< Clada
•atl. who wiU ytobably aeeeaed to the
VUooof tbo iau

KotbodUt

Mownaa. ia oditor of
Chriatian OdToeaU"

Ibo

UlBkator
"MroatorB

Be b a

rrado-

«U of Uo Ohio StaU Qolrorolty

aeaaon. They also do a brge trade In
oupplylng
linen, gbaa.
cutlery and
kticben oienalla. They supply oat-of.
town people aa'well at New Torfcera.
Them two women bare made a itudy
of
meata, fiab.
poultry, game and
frulta. ao that they know tbe
l«e»t

row aeal. If a brother and otelor or a
buebaad and wife drlre together, the
Bun. In «h«T M>ir-dt-rcn«c. U obliged

ohoald ba aottiod by tba 0100010017 of
•w.

w«^kly. aad wUl fnmlab only perfect
goods In good condlbon at moderate
pricea. They watch tbe markeu and
krep tbclr pairona lafurmed aa to the
dt-llcaclee that appear lo aad oat of

aad.

•oUattof aa a prtraU 1b the war of the
robaUUm. rooe to the rank of lientaoaot

Tbo Traaaeaal ecdkeraad at tba aeetet

Ice like abrtT glaaa they go at a gallop
and nerer allp.
It It wonderful.

■OMioa hold to eoaaldor P.ooldaot K-aCat'a propooal for

tbo

reUfioat diaa-

bllltlaa. whlob diaqaallfiad

cu...-... u..

Jewa

A baman body, aappoaad to be that
dltaapMTod

baan

diaeoverad.

«tp la tba body of a oow.

Cfrpat maaafaelaraia

“ anlcle In Uie Quiver the source
f^rni which the Cennan eci|>efor dc-

was

annoaoca

BroaaaU.
made

I maid of honor" (who will prob

chnm-

rives bla elo.)uence. Some years ago.
when Qu.-en Victoria was sealed for

aawad

wbieb

lapaatrtm and Aialobtora aa
•alt of aa adeaoM

with

hearing the sboiitM of the tdvoBjlk,
I "Troika." and seeing the j»e..p|e scat,

ikon boriad.

eraaaed prices on

Told TalM 0.1 or BehaaL

like diiring

n the couolrr we could „...
I IHI bow fa«( we were going. Rut in
other carHagea.

aha oalffhbarhoad o( Bartbaoa, Pa.
Aprn 1«, baa

la

-j-.-. I,rr,1.,?'".:^;

abb prapeaal.

ofJno. Bohn, tbe waallby . lambsraaaa
mystorloatly

exbllarallon of It

and , through an air charged

la

wr»ob aad a wldenlog Intaraal

la

ealeab.
tbe raearpet
oa

pan of retail boyera.
A Cobafi aommitUe baa aUrtod out
with tbe InuntioB of giving tbe aatlvee
tree loetiwetioo on oerulo polnia.

Tbe

metabareof the eommlltoe eay a defl.
Bit! form of governmeot for tbe Uland
will aooD ba datarmlned opon, aad they
wrgeeverycltUMi toat loaat leara to
wrlu. pointing oat now that there

la

AO goesllon DOW of Ugbilng for lode
peodenea. bot that every oxan moat say

ter and the idedgi-* lum out tfor a tn>lka has tbe right of sray). we realized
at what a pace we were going. Before we reached borne we a.aw a Ruaalan fir, cugloe.
\Vc liaawHl It In a
mn.
The engine was on one alcdge.

some time at a window at Osborne
watching tbe ahl]>a at Spithead, some
one eniered the room, when-upun her
majesty delivered off hand to Ibe new' comer a s|>eech on the development of
colonies and eomnierce during her

and foUowing It
were (Ive other
al.-dges carrying hogshead. ..f water.

**»'<^*>
• wluauk
H
*» evidently from bis anguat grandmother that tbe kaiser Inberii
eloquence.
Rarofal kWari of F»rs P».dsr.

After that drive | thonght I knew
Just how It felt lo rklo on a fire en­
gine.—Ullnn Bell. In. the Woman's
Home Companion.

If people who regiilnrly use
face
powder could only renllae bow daKhlpballdlas saO Iroa.
Structlve the practice 1. to tbe skin.
The story of the use of Iron as a jna- and how excvedlngly nasty the results

tcrlsl fur the conatructkui of ships It ‘ are. they would gladly try whnl radlfull of interest. Iron
vvns long ago , aiit. perfect cleanliness would do. f>evus.^l
cxiN-rlmeui.vIly
for
l•ulldlllg eruldollars' worth of ri.uge and powb)uits: a.-rcrBl refi-retices to these dcr can be outdone by a plentiful osa
«t pure wuK
r^e Journal.

' -Lodlce' ir»

ham qiioti-e from a pahlli-allon >tal>-d
July 2S. 17^7. The writer says: -\
few days ago a boat built of Eugllsb

TnvaneOlVy Market.

Below la a Hat of tbe bovtog sod aell
lag arleea of yesterday for groceries
provialons and farm pt^oeu In Tree
tip
erne City:
arm only have ihemaelvea to biam: if, load.-d with 22 ton. and 1.'. hundredakujae ruoa.
w.'lght of It* own lucliil. etc. It It :’ear Pork per bbl. new.................. II1 00
•a aacoDOt «< apathy, they have to con06
a they are laetpeble of their own nearly of .vjiial dlmon.lons with other Clear Pork per B...................................
10 &n
lioata employi-d u|x>u the canal. h<dug Shortcut Pork........................................
■eoolal and pulltical rageneralioo.
70 feet long and d feel >0, Inches wide; Shortcut Pork per tb.....................
4 on
Mail advlcM from tbe Island of Cebo the thickness of the plate* with which Flour. B L. A Co. beet...................
Rye F^onr. B. L. A Co, Beak...
4 Ob
Aaoouooe that a oompauy of Amerieao It la made 1. nUxit five-.lxteentlis of
Seal, e. L. A Co. Beet...................
160
aroope last week atUcaad the FUtpl- an Inch, and It Is put lugether with Peed. B. U AOo. Boev...................
M
rivets, like copper or Bre engine h*’llnoe' trenches, eltoaled two k'
cn>. hut the stem and stem posts are
groa tbe towo of El Pardo. Tbe rebels
wood and ibe guna-alo lined wltb (he Lard per lb..................................................
06
•mere eoamaadad by the Brotbera CUtwine: the heenu are made of elm Butter per lb Dal^..............................
16
•iseoa. wbo arc promlneot and wealthy planks.
Creamery Butter. B...........................
16
Tbe Charleetoa abelled tbe
"Her weight la about eight tons; she Cheese per B.............
•BM7 and tbe Fdlplaoe retraatod-Tbe will carry, in >b-.-p water, upward of Oats per bu (oldl..
Com par u
un., ola..
AAorteaa oasoalttlea were alight. Tbe • fiS tons, snd draws eight nr nine Inches
Polatoee. per ba...
e with tbe reb-l®^ water when light "
It Is extraor
rreeeaee of tbe Cilia
Bait per bbl...
^1 dInary that such hints as these should
Bras per too...
•1B la reported to have beea daa to |'
{ bave fallen dead. Was there no shipBumie nans
rebel ordera from Lntoo.
I builder with an eye swift to witness
HbccoBgresa of Nicangoa asaemblad 1 the enognioua |s<s.|l>imies In
Wheat old. per ba-.
|mVedneaday.Senor Gomes, preridaat of t tie canal
«“«' vx
vx|-rlnient.
I laiat was Isunchod In AiiguM. 1K1\ ' Com. per t
Abe body, presiding.
She was ftitv*l up In Mv. rp.-.| as « ; ^tat^^r bn...

cU.rl, -k.l b. «l.h» 1. wrt u, Ui. I
leinre of tbe lalsnd, adding that they

Blsefieldsoa

April

tv.

with

„J. J „.|lkl.«,. a.,.. „r

p„fg,.

United [ eioutly iu ih.- duk,-s d.« b. as ihmigh

PW*®**®

Btatea Mlalttor Merry, apd atim eon-! semi’ Danlvl Quilp of a workmao foreAveat to take measorw to prevent t^e

seeinc Imn ss sn Issue ir this ix>at was
threainaed deficit to tbs finanoea ot ' eulTerf<d lo go on bintiui:. hud pul an
eud to her.' Her owner rnls.sl her and
Abe eouatry.
mdd her for old Iruii. "tun tti.^ loss of
There U some proepect that
•
•tume.l III* stien:i. |i.-;ihllliy .'f tiinkuic an
tan fleet may vlalt American waters tlon t<- 1
next mouth.

A movement to that erd

has bean on foot of late among pro-zi

lr»n !<•-i

I'ui: MaL Mag-

maat lullana of New York, the pnrpoae
Wring to bave the fleet here on Septem-

Tti* New r..tua.

•>er lA when Italy «elebm<e> a naUen-

Tbe old sluw liUrkllie Ih.H wa« first
ml holiday, and UU thought tbe toUlng''molsti'ii.sl.
1
tlieu applle.1 will) a daiilwr.
aortbof the Italian fleet at Boeaoe and ib**o ntldsil with aII l.nish Oltlll a
“shine" was
was se.-ur.sl
se.-ur.si I* now rarely
Ayres U tbe result ot the movement
|I “shine"
used al anv of the "parlors.'
In Its
A storm of greet vialeaoce swept over pigrv iheiv has come a paste, like the
ahe eomaw^e od Benon, la tbe Bemm imieut lpeth.T polish, that Is usually
Alpe Tuceder evening. The roads were

ruMs<d on wtih the fingers

aad

then

sraebed oot, bridges were swept sway, |polh^eil with cloUia
hardly erer use the old
ffocke weredrawaed aad OB the tarouj
kind." said a ln.>t-hIeok yestenUy. ei
U that vicinity the crops were mined
I finishing up tbe shoes nf a cu«------------------------------------jtPUier.
"It's out o' date—It don't go.
A Harrow mmi,
Thankful worts wrlttiu by Mr*. Ada
B. Hart ef Groton, 8. D. "Wee taken I
with a bad cold which eettledoo my

tw.tnetlmes «u old gent oooies lu that
^ young en

^

We keep one Jot Just such kllia.
•erj-lssly
else wants
their shoes

ffave me up. eaylng I eould live but a Shlne«l with Ihl* polish. The shine
lasts lodger and then it's Iwitorfor the
Savior, determined if I oould eot aUy lesiber. Ifi the proper staff—It's all
with my friends oa earth. I would meet right"
way abaeat ones above. My husband
was advised to get Dr. Elug't New Di*Orav«-dlcxVn« kseord.
«orery lor OoasnmpUoa. Coughs aad
It is probably st Aldeobnrg where
Ooldi, I gave it a trial, took to all
is to be foond tbe record In grave-dig­
•tfht betUaa.
It has eurrt me, aad
ging. says Tlt-Blis. On a stone In tbe
«hauk nod 1 am aaved aad am now a
ereU and healthy woman. Trial hottle. cemetery there Is an Inscription whicb
U eta. at 8. B. Walt's aad J. O. John- records the Ufe-worfc of three sextona
•OB'S Drug Btorea
Eegular sIm bOc —fatuer. aoa. and grandson. ChrlsdaB
aad II. Ooaraatoed or priee refaaded. Friedrich Tbleme. wbo died M Jnoe
24. 1785. at tbe age of 72. wta grave­
digger for SS years. His eotu Jobann
Christian Tbleme. occupied the poolt Kolh A Sea. te tlon for &4 yearn, and dortog that time
mhowtog e fine line of ■emalaa. Wore- Interred no fewer tban 20.SS1 Inhabl'
made and CMsiaerea, from which yoa tnnta. Tbe grandaoa Johann HelnrtA
may have a aalt made %a 1
Karl Tbleme. sotpAesed tbM. Be died
In 1S8. after fiO years' wort os
<MU 'ud"''aM
grave-digyer. and It was foond that ha
dSothlwOo,
had dof gnvM for ZS4U

Aw W.]

CHICAGO .............
DETROIT............

TOLEDO , . .
CLEVELAND ST LOUIS. .

7 70
8 60
16 60

WEST mcaiGAS BOUTS
Torn si' •■stloos Bsy Virw to Traverse
City
iaclneive
until
Bept
Through sleepiag eare to Cbtea
St Louie.
^ng. 1 31
Oxo DsBavxs, 0. A. P.

steamer Onekama
Copt. J. U. Smory.
I.«ave(>l<l Mission........................ 4:00 a. m
A-rive Elk Rapids.............
4:40 a m.
I.cave Rlk Rspidt............................11:00 a- m.
- rive Old Mission.....................11:40a m.
_-eve Old Mission
................
;:nop. m.
Arrive Elk Bapids.....................
* f'' 0. m.
Leeve Elk Bapids.......................... f .W'i n
m.
Arrlve Old Mission........................... 7.40 y w.
•Bns will lesve the HereanUIe Co.s'
block. Botel Whiting snd Park Plaee
at t:30 p. m. 'Bot will also oounect
with boat at 11.30 a. m.
Fmll car will
be al Bast Bfi on TaertnjV Tbondayi aod Satardaye. Paateogera mod
tmit will be ukeo on at any point
alony Penlnaala shore by comlag oot

Simplex
Gas Lamp-S2.00....

Price Reduced to Clou Ost Lot
B«*t vorkauxtohip money
cRn employ for Bicycle
B^iriag. Quick work.

LEOERLE'S

UI Obta StreeL

Warm
Meals...

KIBOKLl.AMKOn« Whirr*

crs.i
JjtO^eALS- ^

Rul Estata, laetioaaan,

g^em^ty

rs.-jr-'

aa thoagh tbe trend of womaa’a work

oirdpo which take the plare of eofaa.
and arc o»cd for aS ordloary porpoec*.

•{too mm won drawood.

WADE BROS.,

manly

braeebea that many giria hare taken

fi oor Irat BoaMos
e lo the ohape of a trotka
ride. wTltoo LQlao BrO. A troika b a
aaprrb affair. It Butkee me tfhy

tei7 norm on Mrtrlsc at Ptoi
tai«. oofimt ot KMal. loath Abim

than {J>e more

ISents

^pgriy aerred in n »e*t di».
ine room.

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LT-JiT-nsL-sj?* sse-te: list a fill liiiif CoifMiimrT

Tralais, fiaaai laaaars.

bwvsaiKaoovmaet.

Wl-n*

Clgsts of Xvsry Kind
•Two__________ _______
Ml Mooioe Oaatre.
k two lafge
. ..
.ktioa, 40 aerae Umker This
la known as the Monroe fara. beloaga to Jadge Monroe and la aeeonaUd one of tha beat farms la the
eonnty. All ap la firatelam shape.
Evwv ao'UgoodeoU. Boae of it Is
nn tint. Prtea. rA«k

for UUa?***'**““***""**“ “1*T'

Grud Rijidi t bdliH 1.1.

^tkL WaMTgA-ai m WssUiwtes

"iS.rVSS'Kl'STK'’

G'*A.*jrE7;:T,rt=i
r.
Dvwaeea. tit elite «.

8* 8 ;«8S8 A99 :8 I

OsT. swsrve sr sislM.
FOB 8ALB—U»—Lot K. block B.fitato
frrm anr
Street Just cast ot Barlow, north AJ **lga> sbMl IJOU
herMausasT alget A w»sX —It ba usU tor
aldeeUeM.als‘WxM(L Fries fSOO.
the tstsreef tea beret. Oarsselaa BreFOB 8ALB-«y7—10 aeree on p
ooe and oac-oalf mllca from city.
fanrgaio. Prloe. $Ua.

jfliSfisafl sRtflcsBs ;

•.* SBC bog.
West S'lstk

A

FOB BALE—«»—Ooruer lobllat StrMt TTWirwO—PoeVrt boeC. roetetsieg weeav.
aod Fmekiie aveaaa, Chicago, bow f m«sr morauia ba>w~^ iib aaS Tib
fitted for toiooB and oeeopled by atraau ee bmatoe stravt. B P. Bsr«« Sty.
turn.
writ
owner. Larn twoMtorr bnUdiag.
A money maker. Ill health of owuer
only reoaoD for eeillag. Priee. P7.All F'.CTeBivnrws
CT'O
sb
C everr’bias Rrv< da
.b 6
■tv e*i
PBY leave your aeoMF Mle to bnaks?
We have tsalis for tooneyall the time
First elaae lecnrlty. Good nU of uitcreek

ji'-itarfi llllilil

^A.aTX^W* *BB^ B 1»v SobCt^ CoUsn
IB rSalO 1
i» SBC ret >ov filrl
No nsk. WaCv Bi
til rn»> *t-.
SS< If

FOB SALE-46S—»H aerm thia city.
Weyoe street, good frame botue. Us
to with wing, good Stone fouadalioo.
stone cellar, small barn, 400 beariag
cherry, pium. apple, treea good well
water. Price tl600.

T Bros°*Ji;

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FOB BALS-664—to ft. on
Froat
^j^ArcrrO-Nunp^loT^ ehl'C ElCorr-^^
street, west of WelUugtoa.
A fine
lawn, one modem midenee. 0 large
moms.
Also
on
aame
lot oue
small boBse. 4 rooms A
deaimblc
TBTsBlen— BBC VTvTtaiBr arsi rU
piece of properly. Price given upon
gists. S« Kssi gmat SL
est-i:

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,s*si

FOB BALE—6Sfi-Lot 16 block x, GoodSrt tl.
rich's Add., comer Bandolpb aad BoUphOBes IIS
Madtaou.
Large modern realdeaee. fNORS*LB-2x srfssiBCVskVBOC. morUi It
10 rooms. Stone basemeot. fitted for A prvvsC, B
ire^s. TSIs tot I* ogrTvC 4
furnace. Bouaq cost tl'oo; lot worib llli> II tsV'it Bi oecv rsis >• bSuui ooe-rslf i
Sta-tf.
1600. Will Ocboid ateaerifiee priee of TsJue. K W. Bsstlotrs.
MOO.
6to—Two 60 ft. lou comer Hadlsou
aad Bandolpb, Bot Boose. Bugme.
Botlding, Pipes, tbe whole property
B600

■jit ■ .«sj2 :»

M'’boiie.,csitl5?Sl
tr Ofifw opes froe, s to

*TralBt^v* (rsB Blrkaea*. PUet Wa/BS,
Detroit anC t.raoC EaplCs. at (tt p. W.
- ' 'lestlor
’ t at <1 IS
TealL
16 a SI.
si. has chair ear
Waltoo to OraBd RapICs
. TrsiB leavios at II 14 a m. has Chair car
WaJiOB i« Toledo vis Beed CUT.
WalTrsir. leaWof 4p • hss sleeetBgt

0. B. tmJtAT.Ageat
A.. Ora

pf?
oloa until Ms e*

Chicago -• '.»•»»•
West Michigan.

iB^rsP
TP TOV U'ANTloBum^
WANT iBBum-Tv of stir kloC IB
erop
X dssi ruapsolnser u> buy s house, let or
Israt rstlosE B AIItb. mvasT soC •.Mvroaa'
ilteCo BNKt.TfBverwnty.__________ 414-Swo

FuR SALE—«6l—10
aerm
on
bay
shore. S miles oorlb of Baptist Be

It: 00

TWR a *1.1 -Cash or •ostallBirois. Si St>e l<
C
10 Oa* Bstgbu. uo CwStb. arsot.BjU..
aoC Bose streets aoC Ssoitsb aveour Itswr
ol tSr ksodsoBWal lots la Ibe abok piBI. UP
oral CIsr^Bi for all cash. Itsjulre st Rseusn

FOR SALE—6S3—Lot 3 block ». Weei
Front street between Cedar aud
Spruce.
Lays level with street; 60s
isu. Price »460,

uoiNO som

All ronfeaiFores sbC everMSIos Ursi rlass.
Mrs. Slats 4W Kasi rroBI tt
M tf

DetrolT* ..
Ar OrC Rapid

N. BSOWK, Aiioruvy are Cat

Trsrersef PetoBhey
Lr TrsrerseCs.: * tS.
ArkikBapMs |/^'’i

sBAco'^ivjasd^'^turmim'"
ptlBB INPl'RANCl-iUtes
amtea at OBce
toSBsoB blork.

acres consisting of wheat
com. oats. hsy. potatoes. 10 acres
floe grove. This farm is known as
the Weidoefl farm or Hillside dsiry;
buildtugi alone cost over M.ooo. good

i;./!

LrXJsBspIds '
Ar TrseerarOr

rvR } M WILBXLM.pSrOelsa s
JJ GraCusieof VolTerslir of P*
OBees aev TtMtoeher block. tl4 I

Price for all. M.OOO.

Tiy.

FOB 8ALE1—617—Weal to acres, lot t,
sec 7. 4s. 10. lays on shore road.
Peninsula, orchard 60 apple trees, oc
cherry trees. I6U pear, plums, peach.
Priee $1100.

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10 B
10 40
10 44
10 4T'
4
• 10 64
11 00

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V.*- Kocstaand C^r
sonic B'

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IsB'stee
Ma_______
- 1 Dev—
A J'ct'B Le
Chit Lako
Copvalsb
ItoiiVB cup
Twlo Moontals
Bortec
Write.
laWTlorhas
ObermaB'aMIU
Lake Sbz
Cedar Mbs
Soloc
Pourk-0
Po
Rateb’sCroMUa
“
' '
-IreUlekTtn.
OreU
_____
Trara

of Fhlladelphto.
iJowwMlpoliotrss speclsltr-

Up Slijrs

ilil

F.A-MRCnBA.

j
j

t

John R. Santo,
Geieial lasiriice.
MrxBlOBk.

Tvaveree ettg. I

The aboee are all bargains, and cab
oe bought on easy terms. . We have
Lbonsands of Oollarm worth of other
bargains to farm and dty property.

QfIFnitSt

S IS

panr rsservsB the pivasgs M
« Iiwe of above tralas al their

Levi T. PenoiogtoQ, IJistrict Agt. 1
Trarvrao Clir Klehieac

SI «

TralBs eoaseevai Skerraaa-h Mil] iwMStzeepl Ssedar. to Sod

! Provident Life
i
1
and Trust Company,
'

ilil
Hit

•to « S4 4S
•U St *4 ■

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lX)RSALB-Lou IV and to, block 1, totp.m. Tslophoos. If______________________
Perry Uanoah's second add, comer TTT A nXSS ar.
Bohemia
and
Ulb street
Priee W . fouoc IB roc
■ eresBtllr Co Block
»S76

Wade Bros.

j

Tetakt afloei WedcHMar. JSA. 11. II

w. i.JSSL'sa"; ‘

List your property with os if yoo
to sell.
Our office is ht Sll Frout ■ treet, up
will see our slgu at tbe
boUo:
................
.
door to right;
sigu Is alongside the door. We are not
on tbe groand floor, al least ov offlee
lan'U We are. figuratively tpeaktog.
So far aa bavtog tbe laigeat list and
best bargatos; we are strictly to it.
We work aU the time, we eaa sail yoor
property, ws can give you bargatoa
Make oo mlstoke to offitw. Remember
big elgB at bottom of stsjn. Big bargaios at tcv of statra. flnt dOor to
tbe right after you tars to left at hsad
of the stain.

S SR

UnSTSB UD KETOUSTBRI t Is

tr s MOON. Phnulsns ud
TrrsteieBi of the ere aaC ear
■oetbw Boaxl or PaealoB
. rit> opera Boos* Uoefcs.

FOR SALE—61s—House and lot. coruer
of Elmwood avenue and Sixth street
i room bouse, good barn, well
eml fruit and ornamental
small fruit aod good garden. Tais' Q.XO, H. cocoa. Aiioraej^sod^CooBseliw st
large lot aod big properly for
small
ai price—Price
pric
^ ■
-l«>».
TYR A. N BOLUDSV. rrsCuste 1
Lf navervllj OSee 1b MuBsoa BlCf
KiE SALE-«>v-Swi, of nex tee ri
town 3S e A good frame bcuac 16x7t OS. o«ee Ufi. reslCeae* 1«_______________
with wiog all fioisbed. Wind mill tTN ILBXRT a OATM. Aitoroeps. Spaelal s>
and well, water pipes from well to U* leoUBS to Prabate peaeueo. Rnamo t anC
10. MorcaatUe Oo Blork________ __________
bcoae. too bearing apple, plum, cherry
treea.
Bara 24zM>. Farm all improv•d, lays 3'-^ mtlsa north of William*,
burg on Eik Rapids road.Price.il .600.

WE want a few hundred
doliarv to
place on peraoDAl property loanA
Will gnamntoe all louna.

1 on

6 IS lie' I lA
6 10 It SO 4 IS.___ I

TXR X a. KIKOR. phTsldsB asC turreoa
U n(Bnv meCrinS Blodi Usr or alrsi ralli
BtieoCeC to prowpilr Phones, Bell ISJ. Sunk

We have a purchaser for residence be­
tween Park aad Franklin oe WasblogioD or State streeu Must be mod­
ern and at reasonable prtoe.

FOE BALE—«vo—Bouse and lot. Union
street, ten rooms,, stone
founda­
tion aod stone hOMment, eompicte.

Bid

aChlNEhP LANDS.
g

implem

MOt).

“■
V»74
ssirm tw stosSB

< Psiosker
Travarae Cp
r OrC RapICa
rOrd Rapids.

.rs'4:

FOB SALE—r;*:—Farm 100 acres 3i«
miles west of cliy, W acres naner
cultivation. 160 beariog apple, pear
aad plum trees, two bams, one just
built, new wladotll and well, water
pipes to bams, sll necessary sheds,
poultry bouse, ysrds and go^ drain
age.
floe new modem
boose. 11
roo,ms. stone fonodatloa.ttoae cellar,
4 horses. )♦ cows, hsraeasea. buggies.

; -tsts i

* RaCtda. CtaelaDB'i.l'biraee. ladtsDsoalls alSd
TraiBs arriet (raw XackiBa* a

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FOB BALE—N^of s«b of •w'a
sec i9. ss, 11. •■) acres ail under eu.livsUon. 400 brariog fruit trees, good
boose and bam. go^ ipiing water,
4H miles from city. Price, touo-

FDR SALE—673—Good fmme boi
and eight acrea of land, situated
about cue mile from center of city,
bouse 14 z t4. six rooou to bouse.

-

M. E. ELLIS
pO^^-^Calee s>wvt b-Wgs. •• cislrsl-

SUCH
RECKLESSLY

LOW PRICES
Preiail oil)i at out "Closiig Sale"
DOU r DEUr.
Hamilton Clothing
Co.



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