The Morning Record, August 03, 1899

The Morning Record, August 03, 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)

1899-08-03

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THE MORNING RECORD.
TRAYEBSE OITT, MICH., TEUB6DAT. AUGUST 8.1899.

TUzd Tmt-Ko. 70L

;SiILED FOR NAPLES.
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D«w«7 OmdoAlly

VMrinff aom«.
r ta Whieb •u«ls«d
With 0«muy War
bead. «aaB« to Bara'Ban I
natl7 *«POrta«-Tba AdmUUTaUa
■a* >i w*a liBOtaaary la Olae Toa
Blcdrlate WamUc at HaaUa
Vlaaaa, Aa«. *.- A«aofdlaf lo tha
Kaaa Praia PraM. Admiral Daaa^. li
oaaTarwUee with an InUaaU aaqula
Uaaa, aald that tba ooedaot oi Iba
Oanau oSaaia at MaaUa «aa s^ai
dtiplaaalaf to him. Ha had aaan oaaa
obUffad lo fira at tha Oarsas fla«thip
baeaaaa the oBoaia of that aaaaat did
aot ehaarra tha rtilaa of tha blockada
Admiral Daway addad that ha had ao
anUpathy to tha Uarmaa nation whatarar.
________
lioodon. Any. S.—The Viaoaa oorraI of tha Sundard and Daily
KawB ooncor in the lUtamaat that few
paraona balla*a in the aoearaey of the
allerad lour view with Admiral Dewey
pobllabed by tbe New York Berald.
Tha Suodard'a eorreapondent laya
that people who had paraonal tutor▼lawawlUi Admiral Dewey at Trlaet
are eoavlnoad that tha atatamanta attribetad to him are inoorreet. Be did
not make any remark lodleatlnyatralnOd relatione between the I nltad Sutee
•ndOermany.
Tha diandard'e eorreapondent adds
the remarkable atatement that Admi­
ral Dewey aaeertod that Captain OogbUnh worde at the Union leadoe banqoat In Now York wore not pomlbly
Uaod on anylhinf he bad aald. Uaamnob aa OapUtn Oocblan waa nerer In
hlaoompany. ________
Trlaet, And- * -The United buiee
eraiaar O ympla. Admiral Dewey'e flad■hip. wbleh arrired bare Jnly So from
HaaUa. en ronta to the I aitad htatea.
nailed banee at « o'clock tbU after­
noon.
Admiral De»ey reealred farewell
eialu from a number of officlale at a
hotel, after which he boarded the
Olympia at l:to.
Soma of tbe atllora were lajored by
' tbe chain cable aa the emiaer'a anchor
waa baind weldhed. Tbe InjUrlea were
not eariona.
It ta nnderatood here that Admiral
Daway wUl loach at Naplea. Uenoa.
Toulon, and Uibraliar. and thtn prooaad to New Tork.
WaahlttdtoD, D. C. And- < —SacraUry Lond aaya It U not tbe Inienllon
Of tha department to order tha North
Atlantic aquadron to eroot the Atlantic
and eeoort Admiral Deway hook to hU
native land. It U Utandad that tha
navy, rapraeantad by the North Atlan­
tic aquadron. ehalt take part In the eeremontee aliendlnd hU bome-comind.
It b tbe preeen\ Utentlon to have Ue
fleet at Hampton rooda. or in tbe vicin­
ity of New York harbor, to dl*e the
Admiral a nanUcal draetlnd^Naplea" waa the alndle word eontalned Id a taledram dated Trteit and
reealved at the navy deparWent today
trom Admiral Dewey. It tneane that
the Olympia hat aailed from Trieet to
Hapiae.
No Intimation hai been reeelved by
tbH department from Italy that there
U dander of demonstrationa adainet
the Olympia at Italian porta on aooonnt
of the Tallnla lynchlnd-

UNREST IN HITTI.
Telitloal Sttoatlon Beoomlng
and Arreeta Bare Boan
Bada.
Port Ao Prince. Haytl. AndTbe
^itleal aitaaUon la eanalnd anxiety.
Nnraaroue arreeU have been madeAmoBd thoae taken into cuetody
Oonballon, former mlnlater of the interhw. and Dn Vlvier,
man. Dn Vivlar made a ctrond realatanec and aneeeeded in entarlnd the
United Dutee ledntion. draddlnir with
him the ofHmia detailed to take bim
Into eoetody. The ofBcem. however,
ware able to take tbe prleoner onulde
Ue l^Uan doom.
United SUtee
Mlnleter Powell enterod adainet the
aetlon of Ue offioera and
tha ralaaae of Ue prlaoi
Bvnntnally Ue Baylien do*erament
dava way to the proteat of Mr. Powall
ud Da Vlvier was aat at liberty. He
rMauredUe United States ImraUon.
rOOBD A BOLD WATCH.
FlehaA op toy a Bqnaw and TnmadOeax
to PeUea toy Bta Hlakley.
Toatarday aftemocm while oa hw
way to Ua obwna yroands Mra. Joseph
Binkley noMaad a yeanf Indian aqnaw
Whk moo

fined U ow to «Uel.o< BeUea Beanla
whewfiloMklMdwwr.

BBMABO OBIBB PBtIBB tTAX.T.
Moni of Sardinia Doelano War en Ua
Boma, And. t.—Tha antl-hridand
oampalcn, whteh baa rwalted In Ue
eaptnre or kllUnc of eidhty bridunde
wiUln a few weike. waa tboodht to
have pracUeally elampad ont Ue mlaehief in Sardinia, but tha moat terrible
of the hrldaad leedara, Mont, and Me
bandaieeUU at lairaMoni la a man of tbe moet marvalona
abUliy, aodadty. and omelty. He.
wiU hU band, baa kUlad Ulrty.ooe
patpoaa wlUln Ua peat eldht yearn,
and there U now a reward of to.ooo
lire ($4,000) apon hie bead, bnt, deapite
Ue feet that aU of Ue mlllUry foroee
of Sardinia are new oomhlned to mn
him down, he defiaa eaptnre.
It waa Uoodht by Ue military that
Uey bad him and bb band anrronnded
in a foraei, bat a few daya ado be myateriooely vanlabed. and yeaterday ■
ifeetoaldoedhy MonI wee dlMov
ared nailed to a ebnrch door near Saeearl. la whien the hrldaad ebief de­
clared war upon bia enemlee. Ue dendarmee. police, military, and oUen.
When Kind Bambert vtelted SardinU
recently Moni addrcaMd a letter to hU
mijwty aaklod for eafe oondncl and aa

VICTORS IND VINOUISHED.

DAMAGEJO GRAIN.
Hail and Wind Play Havoc
With Orops in the Wilt

SW W. SUUr.
Bepreaeutiny Mcoar*. Ko'b A Sou. te
ebowiay a fins line of eamplaa. Worv
teds and Casalmerra. from which you
8IM have a suit made to meaaar*. fit
and workmausblp fully yusrantcM.
Oall and aeu aampita Bamiltoa
CloUlny Co.
t

GOLF STICKS AND BALLS
A new kaeortment jaat oame in.

SPORTING GOODS

XUnaaota, Boath Dakota. Iowa aad Fur laAlwuA Ohildne
UmbreUaa <or ladlea*od chUdiua at
Vebraska Visited by DtetnieUvo
I Ue Famous for SSc.
•tonn* — Qrala Bowed Dowa by
Dlaastreus

Wmds—Half

Punching Bage, Baae Bali, and^ Tennia Oooda, Dumb Balia, Clube. etc.

MiUloa

Aoree Bald te Rave Bmo Sarioualy
Damayed.
8l Paul. Any. S.—Beports received
here by wire from nearly all of Ue
yraU-yrowlny sUtee In Ue Western
Mlmlstlppi valley Udicata Uat a wide
damaye to eropa baa been done In Uc
last twenty-foor boni* by ball and
wind.
The slalea that have toffered the
most are Minnesota, South Daxoia. Io­
wa. and Nebraska. In Iowa a terrible
■torm of drenehlny rain, aec impanled
by a furious and devaetatiny wiud,
mowed oowD the (Train, and where the
damaye did not amount to a total loae
It left tbe fields In tueh eondltlon that
tbe farmers In many sections have prae
tleally g^ven op ^ope af eavlny half Ue
crop they planned on.
Tbe storm took on frigidity and Ue
aecompanylny element of dteaeter aa it
spread over MinnesoU and Sooth Da­
kota. Tbe rain was toroad to s'larp
edged bail io many places and to sleet
Uat cot tbe grain with almost oa evil,
reeolls in othersI
No accurate figure* of tbe toUi
damage ean be made, but ills conser­
vative enooyb to sav that fully half a
million acres of richly fruited crop*
have been leveled by tbe storm.
' Com and oneot irraio In Nelwaaka
were kaocked fiat by the wind and
then drenched aid thrown Into toddy
heaps by a heavy rain.
The eiorm was very severe over Ue
northern part of Nebraska. At Leigh'
Ue wind wrecked the house if Alfred
Moore and demollibed^ several tmaller
bnUdioira. Urchards in that vleiniiy
were badly damaged, fully half the
fruit belay destroyed.

HAMMOCKS

A
Continuous
Performance.

all alyiet, prioea, aod^colora—69c up to
$3.60—A batter article for the mone7
than last jear.

FINE STATIONERY

Every parebaaer aenda ui
othera aad no wonder .for dur­
ing

A newatockjuatln.

Our Great
Clean Sweep
Shoe ISale

CITY BOOK STORE ^
220 Front Street

they are buyiDy hero new
and elegant shoes, all ISttH
styles St lower uriit^s than
others ask for old fashioned
shapes.

DO YOU LAUGH WHENrOOiFEElTICKlEO?

WE are;selling,
UDIES' OXFORDS, "K x~-

Cbloado Plannlnd to Have Admiral
Carvera ai One of tbe Attractions
ll.23,Oifords to,.......... 88c
at Dewey's BeeepUoa.
Cbioedo, Aod- t.—The member* of
Ue fall featlval Mmmittae are; confi­
dent that Admiral Dewey will aooept
tnelr InvUalien to be present at tbe
laylDd of Ue oomerelone of Ue new
federal baUdlnd- Poatmastar Gordon,
Tbat were >1 7S ai d
chairman of Ue committee, it In poa$1 SO for............
eeaaloD of an Informal notice to Ue
That werefil IS
effect that Ua admiral will accept.
It Is expected that Admiral Dewey
will arrive In New York on September
>7 and will snand three or foor day* lo
49o, 86c, 76c, 89c, 98c.
thatcity. Prom Uere he will go
a aavloy of '■ tc '.o sou on eaebWashlndUn. where a sword wlU be
presented to bim by Ue people of that
city Oetober 7 has been eeleeted as
tbe date for Ue admiral's departure
76o. 98c, $1.86.
for Cbtoado. On tbe eame day Uat
Eilrery pair a bargain.
Admiral Dewey leaves Waablndton two
oUer special trains prepared for Ue In tbe Big Circus 0-owd Teetcrriay'
BUY TODAY
Frank FrUdnch Loat a Stud
j
Iny the p
Txlu.d at $100.
I
bis cabinet, and the other tbe jadyce
of Ue Sapreme coart and other promi­
Frank Friedrich waejtbe victim of s
nent invited yoesta. The three trains circus dsy thief yeaterdsy afternoon. ;
will travel over diff irent roads.
While wnitlng In tbe great crowd for :
A meetloR of the federal eommittee Ue ticket wagon to begin-.businesv be >
will be held this week aod ao inviu- wa* jimmed lu the mans of people for]
Uon will be sent to Admiral Cervera. tome time Af- rhebad eecured his |
throucb Minister Storer, who will be tickets snd ia>ro a good long breaih
asked lo use all bis iofloenee to have he dlaooverv.1 i >st tbe diamond la bit,
Ue admiral aecept the Invlutkin. Ad­ necktie had..... .. neatly clipped from
mirals Sampson and Scbler already Ueaplralof t"* mount.
Tbe stone
have been Invited, and Ue committee was a fine oil >nd valued at $100. No
hopes that the foar admirals will meet trace of the thief could be discovered.
lo Ue olty. An Invlutlon will be sent oteoarae. _________________
alto to ex-Prealdent Sanford B. Dole of
HAT
-VNBX CO&BA.
Hawaii, Uronyb San Pranclsco.
Tba eommittee wbleh will convey Oennan F»p r ,a Bhanghal Savs a
Ue Invitation of the federal oommiltee
Bevo u on te Brewing.
to Preeldent DIat. will be selected dur...Just Outiny Ue week. Preparations for Its deVictoria. H r . AugTbe 0*ta*Imttecbe LHv-i ..f Shanghai, lo Ue latTbe eaiteeae rec.iv.-d by today's eieamer,
will leave the city on Kriaayia revolution isoeruln lo Corea unfor Ue City of Mexico.
le*4 Japan or Bnaala declare a proteeto- flfSt ClSSS HSVSnfl CigRr,
rate. The King ha* only two eonrsee
open to bim.
Be must grant a conUi- )QQj)(|
tnltouand parliament or maaeacre tbe
Tba Troobla Will Affect That Xntlra
membera of Ue Independenue club,who
System—Employment of MonDumber every progreMlve Corean.
Union Ban the Oanae.
It te not likely that Corel will long
It te more prob­
Port Haron, Any. 3-—A etrike which remain independent.
able
Uat Buaela or Japan will befoi
ill affect the eoUre Grand Trunk
railway eyetam beyan here at 6:to tbit
mcmlny at Ue Urank Tmnk ebope.
All Ue branchae of Ue Intenatioaal fi set te near and Uelr troop* alway*
Mechlnlau' aaaoclation and Amalya- ready to Uke it.
But whoever annexes Ue country
mated Society of Enylneeri have been
noUfied. It It expected Uat every will find the valuable
member In Ue employ of Ue Grand held by foreigner* from all parte of the
TonneUer Block.
world
Tbe Japanese have Ue rail­
Trank ■ystam who Is a member of
either oryanlaatlon will yo oa a strike road conoemlone, hot Ue Bueelanr,
Preach and Bnglteh ba*e timi ar
anleas Ue matteia are adjasted.
Tke eatiee of Ue dlftl.-alty is Ue righta. Germau bold large mining
_______________ _
action of roreman J. C. Gehrlsy. for­ right*.
merly a Wabash roan. In placlny a non­
DODBLB UBOTBOOUtlOM.
union man at work on one of Ue mam. ThU occurred yeaterday. bnt Megro and White Sxeeuted for MurnaehlnUU were aeeared that he
der at Anburs.
would be taken off ae aoon aa a eertain
Auburn, N- Y.. Aug. l.-Oeear E.
union man eame haek te work. Tbe
reyular man, however, wae relaxed Bioe. white, and John Kennedy, a negro. were electrocoted today.
Bioe
■ork this momlny.
wit tnpported U Ue chair la a'eiate of
Tne trouble hat been teewioy for
oollaree. while Kennedy walked wlU-!
eomet^pe. It is claimed that Oehriny
wishes to cut down expenace and 1* de­ ont aasteunoe.
Bice elaehed bit wife with a pocket
lay so. even to the extent of sacrlfielay onion men. Tbe oalon member* knife, at their home at Wealfleld. Tbe
woman ran Into Ue street and feU.
ia Ue abope number tso, and boslnow
Bioe threw atonee at her while *be lay |
Big Ibasiness enterprises
te at a ttaadattU. J O-Oomtell. master
are made possible by tbe fact
mecbanle of Ua. Amalyamated Society belplem and Uen cut hit own throat.
of Buyineera, eame here toBlytat. Biee'e wound waa not aerioua, bnt U*
that time and apace can no*
Tba non-aaloa
asan have yoee woman died.
be practically annihilated.
also, and hav* made applleaKennedy tubbed ioha Bnmmlnga.
tlon tor admlMloa to Ue nnloa,
A telephone in tbe office or
anoUer negro, nine Mums la Hum.
mlngi' room* tn Bnffalo.
home, saves tbe one thing,
A Busty Bali ia Bar VooA.
which if lQst,-<an never be
Mia. William Aekerman of Qarflald flfteekefffmsrtss.
regained-TIME.
avemaaetaypadcaa raaty aall TneaBooU andakoea, elethlM
^
fooda. bought at IS c«U cm the dofday avaalay aad Ua metaj paaateatad
Ctf.wUl arrive at Abe New York store
UabaU
footahoataa laeh aad
ta aUw oaya Watch for epo^
a halt Loekjaw wm Hared, hut Uat
tounulM. «l-tt
»
B'ffhtH^WMto

If so yon will verUinly]laugh the moment yon see onr elegant
line of new

NECKWEAR

UDIES' and MENS'

The latent sbapea, tbe newest colorings bnt the aame low pricea:

$1.98
SI.SO
$1.25

25c- 50cEnough to tickle anyone, ebY

___ 98c
CHILDREN S SHOES.
MISSES' SHOES.

■Ssrs. BENDl &iC0.'S

rMhiOUVs Oxt&tla*
sT&cn.

Ij WE JUST PLACED ON SALE

DllMONO THIEF IBROID. |

75c

Alfred ¥Jriedricli

It ALVATS p&rt to tnde bon.

Batph'Cosnable Jr., Manager.

all our..beat men's II 00. soft, colored
thirte. including silk fronte, 'M puttema
—all have detached cofla. Alao, vriU
above good*, a large line of^Ufl bosom,
eolo^ (birto—$1.00 goods.'

I STEINBERG’S

JahraDS’!HaTaDa Cigar

IT IS

Gate Post I FOOLISHNESS

STRIKE ON GRIND TRUNK.

i1

to give boQse room to any musical
instrument without a reputation
back of it to guarantee you long
aod satisfactory service.

: The Kimball

PIANOS AND
ORGANS stand
for progression in musical excellence.
No better ^
goods made.
Factory prices—easy terms.

Eicellent Quality.
A New Thing Worth Cultivating, |

All kind* of

Tb"

A. W. JAHRAUS,
T BEATS TIME

MIchigiiTeleploiiCo.

Sheet Music

Musical Goods.

I

at halt Price.

j ; W. W. KIMBALL CO.

: K..E._STB(IIG, li6X».

frent|St7T(iira atj

When

Besti'iShoe
Buy the EMERSON
The Blocker,
L9W ot HvdlBw prte*.

Bist medium priced,’shoe on earth

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

OXFORDS, 35c, SOc, 75c, $1.00, ug to $2.00.
VAkRAMTCD SOUD.

FRONT STREET.

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TFS MOUriVO ESOOBD, TEXrBSDAT. AVOVVt S. 189B.
MOMMtmQ MMOOltD.

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tmiTSMS cmr, • kxobioa]i
0EASD T»ATBE8S SSE&LD.

■Bfc T. Batm a»p J. W. HAasni.
f. W. BAnn. editor Md M*wr.

A AMBavol thw iateWiwt*
•Ctk»MA«ar«tetTCdMat oo »
foramadloraeiM
tkaj «mb■MdrdUrMtrAptAttaBtlcaof U«
«k* whoU aiHmw TVr vUyed
laMrwaato. ihot ftiwnu.
•uir MOCt. iB tboir owB pMolter way.

• wklehiao
»htah«how« tka pouibtllUw vhlek
J2c ■‘*7 ^ naebM by tbe
^ aao.
■ M’S ^
A Wf OM and arary <ea* • «« lara wertky «tooaaMaadaUoB.

-Ajn.2
to tba elivna whieh rtaltad tkta
;#ity r«»l«day waa Uty aaau, bat a
fmt Baay wtn eoayaUad to pay
aU^oatlalBordorto ba aWa to (at
iMtda tba tant la tlna to aaa tba abow.
, Thb tUkat warm did aot ba(Ui bnai^
•MiaatU aboat tliroa o'eloak aad a
jaaadthrone waa Icroed tottaad aboat
^«raahiB( ona way and anothar. In
I tba Btaanttaa Indapaodant tlebat a^' an autionad oaUlde Indnead handreda
I to bay Uekala at auity oanta aaeb ao aa
to ba anra of a eholoo aad to avoid tba
rank. Tba city eoanoU *onld eraata
’»B ordinanoa proTidlay that whan a
!abowadrartUoaa (iraa prlea la tbia
alty tbaUakatoffl;* aball be opea
aeahta patroaa to aaeura UekeU at the
prlOMadrartiaad, baforatba tlota for
the abow it beyin.
Tba Forapanyh'
Malla Broa. circaa la a yood abow, bnt it
la net yood aaoayh to aaUafy tba peoj^ot tbU rayioo t(,r beloy obllyad to.
|nb«it to tbU aort of boalneaa.

itetitt

IkMUNG
fiinVDfll

WE
ARE

Makes tlie food more Mkjoas and wfM

GIVING

S&IE OLD STOB! Of DEFEAT, ,.„T:,rrr^ru».....

FaraoutL
!
Mm
C. Thomaa and two obUdran
of Ottawa. lU. and Mra. W. M. Power
of Knlanutoo, are elalUny Mia. B
with Another Odmei
_________
I
Demlay of Baet Biybtb atreeU
Hr. and Mra. B. D. York aad eblldren
Borne Team Playml Looaely AlUwuyh
who bare been vialUny Mi« Oertrade
They Bat tba TMton on tbe Ban |
Kaaelaad. retaraed to tbelr bone In
at One Tima. Baktny Six Baoa in
Grand Baplde yeaterday moraiay.
Lao SoloBon baa retaraed from LlyOne Inolny.
oalar, Ind.
Wbeo the Hnttlace piled an alx
WUaoa ^abball retaraed yectarday
ore* in the alxih ianiny yeaterday U'
aftnraoon from Na-ab-u-wanU where
tyao to look aa tbonyh the aileyed
be baa been aome Uma'
___________________
lavloeibla ManUtee_____
team would have
Mra. B. Bayadom of F.fa Uka aa j ^
^
^ rraearae C;ty But
by Barry Levaraye of
Brroia at critical timea
HomsvLila. N. Y.. is vUiuoy J T. Sou and yenerally loooa playtny were ra-

aponeibia tor the aavantb defeat at the
Empire bands of tbe Colu.
drove to the olty yeaterday.
Caraon pitched a yood yame and If be
Bev. Cathbert, wife and atotar of Blk bad bad yood . aupport tbe vUitora
Bapida, attaaded tba Kavanayh and would have loet. However, tbare were
Boaay'a Boya ooneert Tneaday eran- Mveral fine playa made by tbe bMb
lay.
team tmt they were not antficient to
Areble H. Ovlatt and wife hava re- aave tbe yame.
Uraad from tbau vlait at BloomlnyTravaraa City did not make a mo for
dalA
tbe irat four Innlnys; Vanyban In tbe
Katie Bawlinya of Rlayalay U rlait- firth maoe a two base hit over rtytat
iny Marion SnuabaU of Sixth atraaL
field fenee.Geer followiny with anotb
Mra D. McDonald and niaee. Mine
ar t eo baae bit to tbe outfield, aeoriny
Adelaida Boy of Empire, are viaiUay
Vanyban.
|
Ua Miaaaa Saneeal.
Tbe apeeutora yalnad oonraya Imtbe'
f Tai report of the Anarleaa Katloaal
Loulaa aad BarUta Sector leave today
alxtb,
aix
runs
beloy
piled
up.
After
BadOroaa Belief oommlttaa lor lavii. for a viait at Boyne Falla They will
Ijnit iMaaiLlaa ralnabla additloa
be yone about two weaka' and meet Busky was out, Carson aad Hunt each
yol a baae on a bit to left field, Bull
blaierlaal raoorda of tba lata war. Tbe t jalr %lat«ra in a tamllr reunion.
repart oompritaa more than *00
Joaeph Bymaa aad danybter of Cin- and Boyce were allowed to walk, foreH, aad ooraro the period from e'onaU have raiuraad home after a lay Careoa lu. McOall drew a two
baaty reoryaniaaUon ia May, visit with Mr. and Mrs. B. Hyman of bayyer. allowlny Uuni aad Bull to
eeore. Boreecame in on Oeer’a two
}*ei,
to tba
dUbandlay of tba Wasblnytoa stiwat.
bayyer. McCall took third on a will
A. J. Doyla baa yone
stttaalB March. ISM Tbe atataaaat ol the treaaorer abowa that the trip to Obioayo to buy dry yoods for J. pitch and finally came borne on a
bail. Parka yot out and retired
esoant of eaah oontrlbntiona raoelTad W. MUUkan. Mra. Doyle wUl viait in
waaBlS0,l44. The axpaadUnrea ware Ludlnytoa dnriny Mr. Doyleb abaeaoa. tbe side.
In tbe aeventh three more were add|M).410, laariny a baUacaof |16.0i4.
Mr. and Mia. A. B. Willard. Mr. and
1.
Busky
Btmck out and Canon and
Tba total amoant of oaab raoalrad Mra. L. E. OcUla, aad Bdilor and Mra.
from tba aaaiUary aomnltteaa waa W. B. OampbaUtook ia the aitwaa aad Boat drew Aral on arron by the QildOf wbkb tU4.7;;i waa «■ the entartalnmant at Stelnbarya laat am Canon came In on .dropped bal'.
Bull yot fint on a hiv allowioy Bunt
peada 1. laarioy a balanoa of Sii.*4>. evaolny.
come
in, -^yca and McCall
Taaaa haodrad and alxty.aU tbonaaad.
MUa Mary Anaorya of Grand B^iida.
both yot sate. Vanyuan waa retired on
0ra bnndrad and ninety-flea doUan U vUltiny rclatlvea In tba city.
a lony bit bnt Bull came In before the
traa aapaoded foreaap aoppliea, Oanp
Mra. J. C. Oridlay of PoplarvUlo.
^
,
Tbontaa reaalelny the laryaat appro- MU. . U vlaitlny bar aUter. Mm
^ ‘I*'
Tba laat two Innlnya the Husilerk failtd
prlytlon. and Coba next.
No report Q. Johnson.
bean reeafeed from tbe ‘-deldayHr. and Mm Wm. Bbor of Bmpire. to score.
ManUtee started off with one rur.
PBI* In tbe Pblllpplnea. aa tbe work came over ymtarday to att«od tba cir­
After Uomaay waa out, BicKey yol
there U not yet eompletad. There le a cus.
aafe on Vavynan'a error. Bolley went
^Urap rt from aaeb anxiilary oommltMn Harvey CnrtU wUl leave
morolny for Findlay, O,, and other out to Vaay&an. Fituin m >nt was ssfei
polnta in that locality for vUlU with on Veuyaan's error and Bickey took
aeoend. McConne.l yot two bsaae while
frloadA
Charlaaand LydU Kmnly of Bay Hickey waa oomlny in, Wjiters strjck
atreat have retaraed from tbelr rUit to out. In tbe second mniny ManUtee
^td Travaraa Olty waa Thtonyad
ayain yot one, V,xard was presented
Chloayo.
with aa Xmneaae
J.-L. Kymer and wife have bven with bU baae. Breanaban yotto first ou
of ▼ialiora.
apendlny a week camplcy and fishlny a fumble, finally scuriny on an advance
of
fielder's choice and a nit by MorrUTMterday waa a typical elreua day at Torch Laka. They esme hare yea•Jj^od tie crowds which snryad into the terday on tbelr way lo tbelr borne in
Tbe third was a Waterloo, five runs
Grand
Bapida.
I city from every direction teatltted •beiny made on errors and a wild throw,
I fba mafneUsm of tbe elreoa and men- Ralph BaslaU.formarly of tbU city bnt Holiey and Fi ssimmona got fi ston an
now located In Albany, arrived In town
jpyaria and attendant excitement.
error and a wild throw at the aame
laat
avaalny
tor
a
rlait
with
frianda.
^ ly lony the atraeU ware tbronyad
K.uHn. UrUwold of VermonivUle, U la time allowed Holley to score.
iwitb man, woman and ebUdran, and
aimmons came home and Woliers took
petSBta. poptoora and red lemonade tbe olty vlaitlny bar danybter. MUa first on the seme error. V.zsrd and
\ wart amony tba chief attraeuoni of the Gayle.
Breanaban each reached first on bit
H. 8. Bnll baa mtnmad from Lake­
.pea*a1ciH, There was a lony delay
and error reapecliveir, Weltersscoriny,
'shearrival of tba Adam Porapanyb- side, Ohio, where bU summer home
Bnfka yot to first and Vizard and Rreslocated. ______________ ___
i fella Broa. circus from Petoskey.
aaban both scored.
aaoenat of a mUtake In tbe distance
The fonrtb was a blank.
Tbe fifth
Vadaintba ronu scbadale. tbe dlsadded one after two men were out.
[ ttoMylven from Patotkey beiny only
Fionear Xrfimbar Dealer and Well Bresoabao scoriny on steals aad s hit
. «e mllea instead |of about 100 mlllat,
by Bufka. One more waa made In tbe
Known Clilam Pasaed Away Tea! via tbe O. R A. I. TbU delay
aUt.i. A baae on balu. fldder'a choice
Urday at Orallickvilla.
.yorroapoadiny delay In the bly parade
and too alow fielding allowed Breana j
Edward QraUlek of GrelllckvlUe, died
yrblcb waa not ylvan notil about 1
bba to teore.
j
i 4 o'clock yeaterday afternoon of
o’clock, tbe performanoe also delayed.
Two more runs io the seventh and,
7aa atreat payeant
waa shorter dcopay, after a aavera lllneaa. Daceaa- two io tbe eighth were
ad waa S4 years of aye aad leavea a
^aaa Itt abould have have been.
In tbe seventh, Bulks took a base on
Howovor. a little delay more or leaa wife and fonrebildraa, JulU and Bat­ balls snd a steal to second and s o v
pukaaao difference to tbe ebUdren. tle. Fred aad LonU.
fielding of Hickey's Lit brought in itufMr.
Ureilick
came
to
thU
aecUon
In
yr yrown folki either, when a circos it
ka, Ulckty was out on fielder's choice
In town. Taey would see the whole less acd baa tUtce been identified with Holl y and Fluslmmons were safe on
•bow anyhow. In itaU Inatanoa it waa tbe proyrata of tbU part of tbe reyioo. acci'Unt of errora and Uolley esme in.ln
a bly abow and ayrood ehow apd tbe He waa a biybly respected eitisen and the last, Wolters made a two oase hit.
(aatnraa ware up to tba auodard of ex- an eoeryetlc and carefnl bnaineos man. roacbed tbirO on a paaaed ball and Vis
paUanoa which tbe advcriUamanta Ui- He was enyayad lo ibalnmbar baslneoe ard walked. Breanaban flew out to ceo
ficated. There were about 8.000 per- with bU broth BIS. in the firm of Urelbut Wolters soured before the ball
aone lathe main tant. tbe aoatlnyea llck Broa, who «wn milU at Suttoaa eonld be retamad. Morriaaey was safe
paetty beiny taxed to Ita ntmoat. while Bay aad UraUiekvIlla.
bit between first and aacoad and
Tbe funeral wlU take plaoa tomor­
the aide abowa ware BUad. Tba avwVizard made the last score.
row aftemooa at 2 o'clock from tba
^ crowd nnmbareJ about s.ooo.
Score and summary followiny;
Tbe manayene of tbeaa oomblnad family realdaeoe. W. 8. Anderoon will
fbowa U a waaderfnl exhibition and bavo charye.
fba animaU are not only rare la aoma
Bpala'a Oraataat Head,
yaoaa but abow exoaadl^ly yood care
r. B. P. Olivia of Bamelona. Spain.
paA attention. Tbe herd of clepbanu apenda bis wlntera at Aiken, 8. C.Weak Woiwrv p .
nervee
had
caused aeveie paiiu in the I
poBbacad fourtaan Boa epaclmana
back of bU bead. On nJ^Electric
(•Madiny a baby alapbaat which Bitters. Aaerloa'a yreateat Blood and
r a ir t
ptlraeted apacial attention from tbe Nerve Eemedy, aU pain soon left him.
He eays thU yraxd medicine U what
ybUdran.
Tba performanoea In the My teat hUoonctryneeda. All Ameriea knows
that Atcnraa liver and kidney tronble,
wan la Una with tba aanal attraetione purifies the blood, tone, op tbe atom.
pnd foata. but Ineladad many new and
every
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fas {aalaraa. Tba eqneaualn exhlblflue dUplarad aoma flaabenaa, baau- nerve and oryan of tbe body. If weak
tired oraillnyyon need it. Every bot­
fifaUy trained aad handled by dariny tle ynaiasted, only 50 oenta. Sold by
Totals ................. » 10 10 I 14 iO 10
>ad export ridoca. Tba trapaaa work J.U. JobqsonaadS.E Wai^ dmyyUta.
tslaslksuof third IsDlaf Parks west to
third baa. aad Rsakr to rtxht Bold
imelf to tbe yreat andlenee
1
'tiiriTi— of tba dUBaalt feau performed. 8taa' bneUM
7ba M^eletrlMc. la wbleb a rider
At Uie Famona the tadlaa m
Xare^ rmas-Uaetstas aTraverm Cttr A;
iwubase hlu Vaucbao. t.osr iti, Wo.wra.
abaadac
pWttata bla wheat twenty (aet above
MoCollipasMd ball-MvOmoell.HuBlSibaars
ee balls—(.n Wohers 1 off CarMM, i; sU-i.ck
tba yroand on a amaU plaUorm then Btaal baeUat
oai-Wolunl.CaraooSiteftoB tssst MstiljtAaa a tiybt rope, forwaril and baek.
sw* lu.Traverse Cityd: wild pitch—Woliars;
At tba Fa»o« tba iadlm can aw
Morer.Pred Curtis; umpUea, Rsneraea and
(•pan of about IM toot waa noe of
a haadasma ataat buckle fee 25c.

THE BIG CIRCUS WAS HEBE

some big bargaios on dishes this week,
we have a fine line, some as pretty sets
as yon ever saw and we are selling them
this week

dreae wa talked of." announced tbe

avarr week.

"But I want 11. dearie. Jnat aa mneb

^^or''S*0******
***
-Ko. 1 apprariate yoor klndneea.
to. be extrara*
t»>t I'm
^ ^
cant when economy la demanded.
aaw your bank book tbta momtny. and
we are dnaing out money a dosea
times where you deposit once. I*U wait,
till next year.

Ron Ton Cafe

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OFP.

Come and look them over.
a-little-at-a lime payments.

Cash or

. W. SLATER,
120 Front Street.

House Farniabing Store.

140 Front Strket.
East i>( BtelcUvrc Op»r» B'^uss

FIRST-CLASS

MEALS

318 UNION STREET

Lunches and
Order Cooking.

W. S. ANDERSON.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Now Doing Btumesa.

BOTH 'PHONES N0.43

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LINCOLN &.McGARY,
PROPRIETORS,

Putting Up Curtains
is a part of our business.
You don’t have to stand on a chair back
or a rickety step ladder. We’ll relieve
you of all that. We hang all curtains we
make free of charge. \’ou pay for the
material, ive’ll do the rest. We make
a specially of extra wide curtains, always
carry the wide goods in stock. Get our
prices and we will get your trade.

An Hour’s Rest
as good as a dose of mediciae
Take it in one of our Hammocks. You
can make these beautiful days yet more
enjojable. Rttling in the Hammock,
gazing up at the blue sky. through the
green leaves, makes you glad you’re
living. You never saw such a stock as we
have, and the prices are the best part
it. We’re here to give you rest and com­
fort and build up your bank account.

- EDWARD GBEIIICKDEID.

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tba marvaU of ekiU.
Tba moat woadarfnl of Iba fntaraa,

^awr.vsMtba<talMflan Ua» Md

A Stroke of a Pen

The Peace Conference

has saved wany a man’s
life. Be sure your pen is good. That’s
the only kind we carry. All the styles in
general use. A pen's no good without
ink—There’s where we help you again.
— Black—Writing Fluid—Copying — Red
Purple—Green. NOW, you want paper
and envelopes and tablets. All the latest
styles just received. The finest goods the
market produces. No excuse for neglect­
ing your correspondence now.

just ended at The Hague
called representatives from every- country
of the world.
We are now fast gathering in our
various departments the best products of
the world. The artisans of England,
France, Austria, Germany, China. Japan
have contributed. Never, in all our his­
tory will so much beauty and comfort and
worth be seen. You may think it early to
talk of these goods, but we want you to
know that you can buy them at home and
it's a pleasure to show you our goods.

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hrUaiH
ObUdm
FcrtbiBablBi
OmMaHaWoe^Ua and ddldran at
Babyeabayolnyat gtintly rodncod
mrleaaaXXbalbmoM.

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The Hannah & Lay Mercantile Co.

TBM moEMima bjoomp, thpbsdat. Anaosx s. issb.
PBOnCABU SUUU OBAl.

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ilM eo«ntf, «H drowaad »i PaUt ElwardaSsste/.
Mmm Ooimmim^ $t mtmtb* old. tot
bMS ■Btwmclot for olfbt «Mk* u
KftluDttM. Botonfforinffrosccr*Ctel «Bd Eay Bof«wd. two PUlawell
Uda. pte/ad biurUr «Uh irwt
Um other »l«hr. Bey «m the bugler
ud Uerl the oSjer. Bey bet en sffSy
woe^ la the fM eeeeed by <^r4 Brief
» Meek eenridfe »t uo el we reof*.
AtaienUtee. Heary Irerm, etreei
eereeedeeior. bed hie rtfhi lef terrl
My ereabed la ea aecideat (tcmday.
Veer WelkarrlUe Oaorfe Beddlsf. a
Canner. aerarel weeka efo rented hla
term, teem ead wafoa to e alraaferTbeairaafer worked eboat hla term
ter three weeka end
tekinf with blB) tbe teem end wefoo.
ead bena't beeo beard of aleee.
Uet weeka Vre*» dJck of erowe
fethmed In the temerac. awe
‘of tbebUUof BloomBeldOenter, eee«iaf the people lirlnf la tbe rlelnity
think that they were oolleetlaf to mlfrate at oaee. which wee oonatrned In­
to meenlnf en early winter by tbe loeel weather propheie. Crow* flew
the iwampe from ell direeUena. end
the froond waa hleek with them Poor
dejected looklaf memben of the flc>ck
made no nolae, but etood with dmp
Inf bead i. end aeemed to lUUa with
mneb frarlly to tbe deefeninf clamor.
After an bonr of tcmalt a feneral cawiDf enaned, tbe wboie froap roee la
tbe air, end clrcl nf aronpd the fonr
oilenden they oaabed repeatedly at
tham noUi oae after another fell deed.
Then the ewlrllnf dond aeetiered in
eeery direction, probably hevlof car­
ried ooi tbe death peoetiy.to tbe oflendera of tbe crow code of honor.

SravtUcA.

- P. P. CARVER

Ttetvmma Qtg LoflgeHa. m. E P. O
ftenk OaoArlch MaBa a Bela the Ooa- E WUI hold a regular moMiag tonight
Merattea ofWhlohwaatlB,000
attoMoen.
Tbwbottom of Joe Waaae'a luacb
rrankOoeflrfafli iwtonud last algbt
r, atevr Moaiar a aala of ataad. wfateh ha had pat ^ en tToion
i.HOa a of Umbar laada ia Emmet Bifuet, droppod ont yeaterday. Be bad
ao many good tbinga on tbo enoi
IS,000.
to Oabb A Mite^ of GUiliae. Thr tbattb^opnldaot ataad the atrulp,
bnt proelpitatad ooffw. aandwiebet,
timber U pine, cedar aad bardwi
eaBdica.ete..08tbagrouadlaa heap.
Mr. Ooodricb'a commlmioa .wlU
The damage waa all to tbe goods and
abont B3.000.
no one was hurt.
Mr and Mra. BL Newton
rejoic­
Amuavmaota
ing ovm the arrival of a aevea-pouad
at^berg’s Grand Opera
hoy.
flUed to tbe door* iMt night whea tbe
Bight youag mm from Empire came
enrtaia arose oa tbe beet aad most eatover on tbalr wtaeela to take la tbe eiriafaetory ferce ro-nedy'a ever prodaeed
M.
here, "A Wise Woman.” nnder tbe
The
"Bnty Workere”are requested to
maaagement cf Mr. Leslie Davit waa a
happy relief from thr worn oot farces meet at tbe borne of fills Smith. 154
too often tbntet npoa aa inaooent pnS- Sute street, this attemooa.
Grace chnrcb cleared over B40 Tues­
lie, nod an origiaai eompoallion with
ly thing* to commend It to tbe erl-.- day rvenlag on tbelr coacert-

Tbe regular monthly meellagof tbe
Tbe story of tbe play la a aac. confna- Woman'e Cemetery Improvemeni Aelag mirUkea and domenic turmoil, eoeiation win take piece ttaia after­
which invite oontlDoroa langbter from noon tn tbe Lidiea' Library parlora.
from begionlag to end. Ttaia piece In
Peter Bansen went tront flibing
the banda of an Inf^or oompany in Beitner't creek yeaterday and came
would fall flat, bnt ppmented by the borne with liz fine ones, one of ihrm
■zeeptionally fine talent which this leaaurlng 24 incbca ia length a
eospauy U eompoerd of it la e realitv
'elgb'-ng 4K pmuda. TbU U t
tion of the moat aaagnlne ezpestationa largrst trout taken from that crMk t
of lbo-« who have read tbe flatterihg notieea given by tbe preee
wherever tbe
piece
has
been
B»TV I.IUI* la CoBiiBea.
presented. Miae Marie Umoar wbo
Bdxeacf ho»kt Unr eithpr tide of the
mea tbe leading role, la a young Brtne and stooping flgurt-t bov<-r aN>m
.an of rare bletrioale ability and thorn; but the Klro Prolte and tho Klio
floe promise. 8be la veraatlle. pretty, Gaiirbo have littio in rommon. snyK tho
Saturday Roviow. TTu- first It hlato
graeefnl and captivating, bealdra being or It It Innrgi-oia. It does nothing, or
a charming aetresa She la ably aup. It hniwlK at ilio hours'-. It Is po-in.i
ported be Miae Trunnel]. whose grace tun-ly old. nr It tottrn. on a stje-k. I<
and bewsty. together with a captivat­ Is pah- and must uw rotige. It bnt
ing peiBonal charm and daab, give life ust.-d rri-ry joy; (trained every nerveto tbe piece. Miea Seaife also aoprara cxbaofted evety aense,
A'oulb pusM-ssea the other tide.
to favorable advantage. Prederie Mnr.
' at Paul Boeeb dieplayed hU fine Blithe figure* caper about. I'pen t.U
Jeune**.-, Notre Uame c**fi »».r ata.lllUea and pertonal qaalitlea which ow; the dome of the pantheon riaet
make him eapre ally airoug in that proudly above It. Pace* are fn »h
most dlfBonlt ebaiaeter. Mr. Bariley volc<-s gay; no one munil.l.-e about lib
Ooahing and Mr. W. Clarke handle liver or 1* •-ouacloua of having one.
their parts in a manner which leavee tipatlont. too, arc different. Theaterv
At tbe laat weekly eelebraUon fleen little. If any roo*n for improvement.
stop glltlerlug before you have ertowed
by tbe Otaefo B<mlneaa Ben'a Uelloon
the bridge; the NocUuubule* and Mnw-.
Aaaocleiloa tbe aeroaaat'a neree felled
'ne clash of Interest In “A Brerty artlstle eabareta. begin. No one pulle
him at the leal moment end he would Time." wbieb will be tbe neat attrec on white gtovea. No one sita in a stnll
Mt make the eeeeaaion
Be
tion at Steinberg’s Oraad. Saturday before a ballet. Toasts and blesstOK*
UteefD boy end bed nerer fone up. h'o Aug t. ia brongbt about by the fact that are delivered In tbe Cafe ]{ar<->iurt
one etae eonld be teond who would the orditore of a young collage atudrot mad measure* perfomu-d at Riiltler'Paul and Plerr^wUd lights of the l.at
cbe^ the trip, ee tbe eommiitee le- have pnrsuad him out of town and that In quarter. r« Jdlc«. Both lore to clot!-enrml a bof, which they eent np. Ihe the girl be lovea baa done llkewlae.
theuselres In i-orduroys and wear tie*
balloon came down In the Kelemexio la euay to be seen that oomle eompUea- and cap* that fly. Both are given ic
near ead the bof waa drowned. Now tiona can grow ont of thU state of dancing down the etreel, ann In a
the humane people of the rtllefe eaj tbinga. It remaine tobeseen, of eoone, llnki-d to Gaston and Oeorgi**.
that not another h<« will be allowed whether they have been taken advan­ aniBtlng row. Roth prefer song
study. iKicks to booka plpea to fn-us
to make an aaoenaion.
tage of. Leaving tbe plot altogether and night to dav.___________
Pred Teeke, a«ed 16, went ia baib- ont of tbe qneetlon. however, tbe piece
Fsr
the Bahlei
inf in Percnplneleae and waa drown- It vald to bring npon tbe ttage a great
Baby ctbi going at greatly reduced
laoy people wbo have made hits in
ed.
prleit at the Famous.
their time and who have been brought
Tueaday, aereral thouaand oolored
tb»r for t&e flral time in “A Brerty
peiaona from eoathern Mlchlfan and
Time.”
northern Indiana were In Nllea attendInf the Emanelpetlon Day oeleb^aUoa
The beet known end moat popnlar
ahdbaTinf.aJilly time.
triab character on the American stag*
Albert BoWlee. afed *t. of Oaleeberf. it Mr*. 81. George Hi,a*ey. who ha«
bad a mlaiinderatabdiof with a youny been here In well known attraction*.
lady to whom he waa eery much at­ She will appear in Steinberg's Orand
tached. Be bade her food byr. and.
tbe IC h of tbl* BDOlh. in “Mrs. B.
ridlnf hie wheel to tbe gAUm
O'Sbangnaasey.” (Wash Ladv).
liver, deliberately waded in and
Bssda't beesas&grseudflo&sittga'B
Tbe standi g gue y in Trtverve City
Near HudMn a new tanfled craft,
bat become;-What will Benda do I’nrivslled company of cotnediaos
enUUed a barrel boat, which U tbe In­
wea'?'
vention of B. W. Balraa. la now nnBenda la ariglnal aed when be intro- in that mngical comedy surprise,
eborwl In Derll'elake. It coneieta of
ducea aomething new it may be set
down that It U ahaolutely n
n nnmber of oil barreia that aupport a
hatdone several new th ni
large, etrosf plaUorm. and U to be
here it another, deeldedlj
need exclnalvely for flablof purpoaea.
Laat oigbt
at the cl'>*f
Dig
Aa float aeeommodatae »0 |wraona at
Mr. Reoda invited the rditor
Eotlrely rewritten
of the Racono to^ open hla ewh registhe aame time, who can take their eaae
and turned up to date.
ibe sale* reord
ter and remoys tbe
rec >rd of the
at Meeatorle) aport wlibouiany daefcr
was readily com
dav Tbenqueet
The i
IniroOurine our .liaiinri
of belaf prvelpitnUd into tbv water.
,plied witbwithThen tbe ed'tor w>*
asked to bang tbe sales illp in the
A end feature in oonnevtloo with tbe
big show window. In plain tight. Mr.
death of Bert Kimball, the aeroaent
Benda now c IT r» to give It worth of
who waa drowned la Bawbeeae lake
mercbandlae from any depariment in
ETerythlDE new.
tbe store to the fi-el perooo eorr,fetly
laat week. U the frief of bla dance,
novel and ori^nal
computtogtbe actuel sales of the day
Miae Afnee Batee of BUUdale.to whom
sa represented on tbe slip meoUoned.
he waa to have been married eborUy.
TbU la an Innovation and not only C—“ Tbe Cat Serenade.”
Jaat before mtklnc tbe aecenalon
oflen a rare opportunity for atme C - " Tbe Tennis QuinU-tte "
wblob cauaed hla death. Kimball prom
person to get a prte from the unez
celled new ttocic, but tbe world can C-“ Tbe ;t-Legi^>d Sailor.”
iMd her it abonld be bU laat; that for
see the eztent of the boaineee done
her aake be would abandon the dan
by Bends on Cln-ne day
ferona protemloa.
GRAND CAKE WALK
Bueklene Arnica Salve.
Gltiaeaa of Safinaw are up iu armi
oj. a»lowrprvwd
Thk Bust Salvk In the world for
afalnatthed'ifay waim- fnrnUhed by Cuts,
BmUee. Sores. Uleert. Salt
tbe West Side pumplof auuoa. It U fibenm. Fever Sores. Tetter. Chapped H’oia.ar SC in. .xa. dare <3.
thick with aewafe and an ordlnarr Bands. CbDbUlnt. Corn*, and all Kk'n
drinklsf flaaa flUed with it wUi ool- Eruptions, and poeliiTely cures Pile',
or DO pay required. It U gnararteed
leet a quarter of an Inch of eedlment to give peifeet et lific ion or money
Prieea—25c. 5Se, 50e. Boz toot
In a very abort time. The lauke pipe refunded. Price :& cents per box. For 8«»u on tale at boz oIBce Saturday
■ ■ ■ •
• 8. E WaiL
morning.
it located below aereraJ oT the city
Btwacs aad freqoenUy eareaaeee of
dead emU and dofa are removed from ;
tbe entrance to tbe aettlinf baain.

Fire Insurance.
SCUFSBIOnialBOlTCO.;,"^

r,S Ang. 5
FITZ * WEBSTER’S

A Breezy Time

I More Quotations
1 line Flannel Vests, i sortad colon,
25c
1 line Cotton Vests, tssortid culms........ 16c
1 line Cotton Coats 76c value...... 25c

It'lOoAlBg
What bf A 9toA
laaBflBhow
Oboou
and ahoo*. dry gnr»da,»jd cloth-

Cteg.^ghyatjM oBUnSur.al
tbo How York Blora.

vTot.M .4

1 line Cotton Coats, 60o value ... 16c
1 lot Men's Drawers, 260. 60c,
chose at.................................... 16o

IN BETTER ODOR.

rDrawera only, sizes 30 to 38)

TUmmy-t Melker Could Ooua BIw Of
ThU Is a true aiory. Anyway, a
pmmiDi-nt city divine vouchee for It.
It bar|M-n.K) In an Eaet end acbool. toe.
Id a ci-nnlu room tbape waa a pupil
whose persunal appearauce. day after
day. l*'tokc-upd lack of luapection by a
can-ful Diuilier. Putite biota thrown
out by the t’ticbcr bado'l the tuast cf.
f»-<-t. Tinnniy came to whool In tlic
anme cotiditlnu day afit-r day. At l.-i*'
the tcachi-r tlclcrmlnc<l to rUil critlcUni and *<-od u
noli- to Tom­
my's moihi-r calling aitcntlon to hU
dusty a|i|M-iimn<v. and ai‘*'’*'j her to
do wliat •In- c»-uld toward effcctlug a
rliauge.
Tointny's scat in the achnolmom
vacant for throe da.vf following the I fBi Ddliic of the note. . ,e teacher
rmiie anxlott*.
Her fears were allayed, however, on
the fourth day Iw the appearance of
Tommy. HU a|iix-nranw had gn-aily
chnngrtl. A l)rtiDf1-ne>
-jlt cauaed
him to etriit ^•o|l^l•lemtlly aa he ap­
proached the admiring teacher's desk
with a slip -if jwi>er In hi* band. There
was an unnilMakahle odor of eaii de
c-liigue as he usieniBlIousIy whlp[M-.l
out a clean white bandkercblvf.
Tbe note that he bore Ww 4 abort

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

Step Inside our store and see for youreelf- more
barbae than we can ennmerate here—all summer
^ode must go.

..., HAMILTON CLOTHING GG
F^ark Place Fiotell

____________
...

Trs-wezrse Oi-ty-, li£±ola.xsEbXL.

Newly painted papered, and carpeted—Rooms with
private baths have been added, making it one of the most
I comfortable hotels in Northern Michigan. Address for
j rates and other information
... . !
HANNAH & LAY CO
W. O. HOLDEN.
being j
Proprietors.
Manager,

plnno stool, the main aeat
pcovidcd atih a hack carried
curveil urm.-ihe latter being held In |
place by a 'rrew clcnip, to be released 1
fnr rlr-^tr nc the l,.%ck Into a borlronial
pcMililiir. \ hen a hlDccd rod drops
doun ni d luims on a'lillliiry leg.

FOR SALE

LDMBEE, LATH, SHINGLES.

Good Hardwood in Stove Lengths.
Also Four Foot Maple Slabs and Edgloga.

DR. SAWYER

..Dentisl..

MEN WANTED.

All work of butOrsi poMlble trade, rise |
••-•rk a >t>ec;all;
N- w Office. Varkbam Block.

Traverse City Lumber Ca.

OR. HIGGINS. DENTIST!

Rubber-Neck

VrKK DENTAX WORK.
riialuro Air »dw;o:itcrad ter abaolule .Alt
lea*ritra/-lloo uf weta.
Anildolar. for ertearUi

Bicydc S.ifidle-Guaranteed for three years—
Look at ilu.-m whether you need one or not.
$8.00 or 8’".00 will buy a good second-hand bi­
cycle-S2$.00 will buy the best new wheel on
the market—Come and see my display before
pniniT plcpivhprf
^
elsewhere.

lOrJ.W.GanDllett

NOVELTI ES

At 8L Joaeph Robwt MeOce. a divei
waa terribly Injured by a breakiaf
plaak Tneaday. Thiele the fifth eerioaa aeeident occarrlag during the re­
moval of tbe wrecked City of Dnlnib
from the harbor month. Although
OaplaiB Je* tana been In tbe wrecking
boalaem for M yeara. be baa never bad
aneb 111 lack aa be baa anffsred Atiw>.
taking the Dalnth coetraei a yaar ago.
Be Ueald now to be flaaaelelly ruined,
having lost gt.OOO up to date upon tbe
Job.
All the mining oompanlee of Ii
wood Inereaaed the wagoa of employee
10 per oaat Hooday. About 1.000 men
aruaiteetad.

S.-sis.'us-iK-ISsrS’.Ajrs
sssri'.rotcs'-s-srs-.sj-si-

btrlfcrtTwmWrttrgedA pMsUy
pn
CMt. tor eollreuen.
_
PiTSA Wreaat Be, Oiy Treetorer.
Uoom : Bereld Boildlaa.

ieal.

STEINBERG'S GRAND

o.'at!rir?vej-a-STuS? JSr

Splrlolist.

‘

i

*• East Front Street.

-MRS. H. E. GIBBS

MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE footwear
73 pair Ladies’ Hand Turn Shoes. -Pingree” maks, worth S3 60 now ............
132 pair Ladies’Oxfords. "PiDgree” make worth $200 now
............

$100

68 pair Miaeea' Kid Shoea Pingree make, worth $2.00. now

............

$100

............

$4 60

..........

$1 00

$1 00

110 pair Ladies’ Oxfords, all kinds, worth $1.60, now___
40 pair Men’s Nettleton Patent Calf Bals, worth $6.00. now
22 pair Men's Nettleton Tan Kid Bals. worth $6 00 now
74 pair >f6n’s ‘■Pingree” Shoes, small sizes, worth $4 00. now
60 pair Ladles’ ••Piugree” Juliets, small sizes, worth $3.00 now
86 pair Miaass Tan Shoes, worth $1.76 and $2 00. now
300 pair Misses' and Child’s, all sizes, at................

Idol White MdbIui Blooseo
sizes 4 to fi, to close at..
Lot Laundered Percales in
rliite and colored, sizes
*
4 to 10, to close at...........
TbM* are tbe laat of aeveral leu
wbieb we pot in at tbia vary low
prieetoeloae ont—every lady who
in boya abonld

60 pair Infanta’Shoes, all sizes, now
Women'. Slipper, at................................................................................18, 22o, 36c, 60c. and 76o
■ Men'. Shoe, et...........................................................................96c, *1.00, $1,16, $1.48 and $1.88
Women’s Bicvcle Lezgings. all styles, now
..........
60c
Youth’s Shoes from..................................
. .60c to $1.40

See them—Inspect them -Buy them of
■ Sll#

JMt B

^ms

mac

mb

iiifRANK FRIEDRICHf Tt)6 Ojd. Rsi iaiilee.
■J

TiUi KOASXaO MUOKP, THUK8DAT, AUaUST S, IMO.
CTPID AS A BZASTT DOCTOS.

: &tneraX 'Kieist
i'
■
Wve'VDcM^

She had bayyled with tbe tembetone

**Glre me a face •ofteped t>7 lore'i

■A eiolMt bcrrlaaaa baa daraatad

“aad DO maner bov usi7 ud acarred
„
j ^
beaaty In it. Lrfre

a

trawforma the featnre*

aa It trana-

^-*-1---------— ** tkepolltieal, foruis
bean, end
and tbc
the beauty tthat
A (he been,
ram of three come* with It wfll reniala with IC"
Cj-Dlcal people don't side with tbe
latr* aehooMn wracked off tb« city
«fafaate DsMlafo bat osa man waa novelist In tbia They bare eo much
edmlrnUou for bis dcseriptlve powers
weaA.
tliat they Mleve
be could make a
iSUea Aanford. one o< the aiztees cmaa-eyed. ffat-noeed heroine
seem
.dnm^lartofreeolaUimaryaoldiam on
-ffeaaioD

liai.

died yeatarday

beaunrui to tlioee who rciia about her.

at

altbouiph such a woman
would
l>e
openly pitied and secretly lauched st
Id real life. Hut the nor. llst Is rlcht.

ManteUir. H. J.. arad«4.
tA* affod wteita woman. May Bamp
«M, baliaead by the Indiana
«w«adk, waa boatan to

death

tfomlsflla aqoawt

Indtan

in

to

be

by

nercrthelesa.

a

No power on earth can

be eeid:
• "You aee. madam, the price of mar­
ble U op and I renlly couldn't aell that
for lees and come bnt erra.’'
*'Bat this la only

my flret

order."

she replied.

I

j

17.

refuaed

“Aod do yon think Fm yolny to atop
at that?" abe demanded. "Not mncbl
Tbe chances are that in tbe next ten
years I shall order at least thiee more
tumbstonea. and In rlew of that-------”
•■Ob!
tbat't
altogether
different,
ata'am.

In that cnae you are entitled

to wboli-sale rates and yon shall bare
a discount of 15
per
cent."

near

j that onfo'llup hoys yelh-d after her In
the str.wls. She areeptid all this al­
most as a matter of course, and rv-ally

Amhmst, Maaa.. and tbe

Indian

ab,t

dida't eare inui-h bom-she looki-d. hut

tav nnd boned all the farm bnildlnfe.

FOR BA LB—G27—10 scree on peaiinanU
oue and one-balf mll« from city.
A
hargsin.
Price, 8300.
FOR BALE—620—Cor-4ier lot.Slat street
auS Franklin avenue. Chicago, no«
fined for ealoon and occupied by
owner.
Large twoelory buDding.
A money maker
Ill health
itbof* owner
i for aelllng.
Prm
we. 87.-

oue day she saw a floe younc man
dressItkK the window
of a draper's

_________
The Colon Paelfle Hallway Company
■ •Lmi^oon'^'of the new' Wyom'

FOE SALE—MO-Two haatdiwd acre
farm one mile eaet Monroe Centre.
Good frame bouse, two large bams,
wind mill, well water. 160 aerea un­
der euUivation. 40 acree timber Tbia
is knows aa the Monroe farm, belooga to Judge Moaroe and is ac­
counted one of tbe beet (arms In tbe
county. All op In firnl elaie abape.
Every acr ■ la good aoil, none ot it ie
run out. Prloa, >7,S(X>.

»’“'P "“<5 straightway fell in love with
WBY leave yonr money Idle in banka?

mtlnn of the naw

nompany

ta

Uin,

ftOO.

ra this city,
Vayne atreet. gooa^rami
le bouse. I4x
0 Wiu wing, good atone
tone,cellar, small barn,
Kiry, plum, apple, trees, good i
water, ^l^ice 81

is>slllvely siartllnc to lliosc who

>!■«&>» bou.

, ho tad

tat .. > ta d

Any doubt tbek>^e Ttquia are on | on which to hang worn-out Jokes.
• putzliHl hy the chanjre.
and compll'4hc warpath In »m«av —■t dispelled
'
nietited bi-r puhllcly U(»D her newly
-TMdday whoa news reached Oriix
Men ko. that aereral Americana

Bctjiilrtsl (-hsnns.
The
slu'pmnn

and

Menlceoa had been killed in paebloa
«ar towoa In tbe

Raqui

rlrer

'Xhe iahabitaiita of the

In

and

fUM-d two offers of marrlace from men

aerror.
AttaranaaoentofS.OOO feet.
an

aeronant.

Prank

laaded

A Indy who can claim to be
the
e least
least-hate
hstiil inatchinaki rs In

iPiadlay lake, near Corry. Pa., and waa

■nb of
U

reported

CnrsIlBblr.
"Wonderful iiujigiaatloa that writer
baa." n- jiarked uue young man

by

KuRland

“Think so';"
"1 sUoiild sny sot I never saw siit-h
Inventive tvsounca.
Absoluu-ly
the | limited. Time, siwce, and s<-leui-e ha

di-clansl

Ida-

that all ugly iH-ople ouybt to fall In
love, 1.1-t them fini? some one to wnr-

«. WaahlnctOD and other paru of the

slilp. she says, and they will, without

nUw^ oonUaclora in California.

atlcki-

w ho wen- fasclnaiiil liy her ran- siiiilc
aud n.<Hl<-i>t demt-anor.

ta

downed.
of labtmra

unconsciously

Still rherfshes his meraoir. anil li Is
wli!«t«-red that sbe bas alr>“ndy n-

uaar the Yaqnl raliey are In a aUU of

■Stynolda.

who

broken golf
f.s-l so liad ulioui It.
I let von lake this club
I break It.

worked this iiilnirle has now C'lif,
away to another town, but the eiri

valley.

torrea

no terrors for blm.
all his iH>lms ao aa to make anyth
B(.e{|) probable."
'T

don't

see

where

.von got that

•PI or 700 more tn a on lu eoeat exten-

kiiowinir It. discover tbe si.eret of ftranpe liui'n-sslon of him."
lu'Biiiy. Tlimnah Cupid's aid pn-ttyl
"Why. from bis Us.ks."

s:aa bat cannot yet

girls may Is-come prettier,

«o«ntry.

Tbedoutbem Pacific needs
then.,

wMiera road eontractora

and

other

tree traB^ortatton and 82 a day

Manila will poah her

of

trana-«lberlan

' At the Allsr

into China,

aeya Alexander VeiUunsky. who. with
■Utrnard lahard. iaapectora of tbe yreat

and uglii-st women

xoaA. Is toarint: tblaoountry intoeetiny I f.nitul

lu

irti> where

the Di-lt’hUwlicHvl.

who

*K» railroad systems and the petroleum | encaeiM .'Xpri-ssly to art as a foil
fidda in the lotereau of their country.! her iM-auty.. It Is said that 8.-r,Tnl
The Peary reUef steamer Diane paasou of tba Btralu of Belle Isle Tuea

E In this ca|>ai'li.v.
Till- young pe,>pbpe,*pb- In 1Tnlilll Imve a
custom of conversing with fiowers,

<»aj.
- DotaAiaeloncr Powderly of the imrai___ diyyraUon '^oareen. Weahinyton, baa
Aetm D«a at Baa Pranclaco be relcaaed
their

way to Omaha, where they
engaged aa a fmture

similar to that of tbe orleiiinlA.

If an

will separate the flower partl.slly down
tbe center—one-liBlf la luiendesl to n-pIu„. mnu. tbc otiwr half . ..

have been

woman—and It la meant to imply that,

of. tbe expoait-' though

si-imrate

bodies,

they

j Joined togi-tber at the bi-nrt.
,
John Ztekert. a mlnlnff

expert

l^ortaei bearing
- Wsdrydtoote.

on

tbe

are

as

If (he

a token that be baa loet his love fur

Alaaken ! her and a lslH-* to lie eutln-ly sepura-

defined

old Bueeian boundrv

U

cMnamecfu placed

snort tnwr aia

by

Providing

mnd that Inclosed in each la a chart ot
nhe Baaeian poeaeatlona.

He U of

mnrrlsge

portions

for

iui,xwsll.|e for a girl in tbnt cmin

the

^e mnrrl-sl w-|th..«i

a

dowry.

Mief ^at the dupilcatee of the chartt ' and this form of charity is said to he
mraonfile at Bt. Petenbunr.
saya that an expedltii n

Zicbert

would

JlUle trouble In finding and

most hlghl.v ai<pr<-clnt<-d hr the recipl

have ! cuts.

fallowitxg

tU*

ami

dlsiHliut-d

ev.-ry

The r.s-lpient has
^ rhnracter and reputawitnesses to .bow that

j ,be ......... .

beiwoen tbU country and Canada.

,84> s o'clock Tueedey ntght show a tou I
yel-

Borne

at

iBnmp-kin, Va.
A Marrow Aeeape
Ttsauktul words written bv Mrs. Ada
.f Sroton, S. D. "Waa taken
1 cold which settled on ifiy
mia- ,
:*ngs. ooagb ael in and• finally
lermln
mied in Consamplien
Four doctm
nvetoeup,, saying I
1 9ould live bnt a
«hort Uma I gave myself up to my
Savior, determioad if
if II could
could not
not sUy
suy
h. II would
would meet
meet
----------------- ------------. earth.
. My hnaUnd
?ing'e New Dla«. Coughs and
lal. took In all

Tb.' vdg'-K of tbi- (.1.11-s arc glldcil. ali-l
bi-tv mill tbi-n* ar,' liotvknots of tnrgui'lw hlui' of an cxqulslt,- tint. Th.entltv set , sold for 84i«>.
Itarh-quin dltiuor si-U
c quite t
fad. Oue s
recently i
n liml oy
plates of pale pink china.
,rn-aUi of sea shells d.>cc,rating the
p^g.-s. The soup and roast plates were

wseli and beaUby woman Trial botUa . them.
(•cm-atB-E. Walt's and J. O. JohnThe dessert plates wore In yellow,
moo's Drug Stores.
Regular stxe
] pai« pjid and cowsllpa But the gem
Ouarantoed or prioe refund^,

The public la hereby Informed that.
•«V. P. Kenney being no longm- In the
.«mploy of tbe Trnverse City Unsle Oo

of all wns the set of plaies on wlilt-b
the salad was served. Tbe bowl was
shaped like a head of lettuce wlUi Its
dellcaU' curling leaves of a color exsiily xeseublltig the plant they Imiu-

KIbbva Csed by Women.
Omact M. CvxxncitaM.
Prop’f-

CMtUag to mtuunOeo. W. MiUnr. inprsncating one <
the laiveat wbolesnleclotblnghouM
of tke enat, Kolb nnd Son, U with a

vsklnhwnennaBnlmnnlM to apcclnl
----------------------------ta.
Au
goods
tnllj
.namtnlnmR-nU andn M fit pnrfnnt

Nearly l.OOfAi.Otw.OOO yards of ribbon
ef all shades and colon
by tbe fair sex In general of the ConUnent of Europe every T^- Of tbia
huge amoum France nio&e takes onethird, It being a weU-esttbllahed fact
that French women nr* particnlarly
prone to anything of a showy color.
Britain comM.next, hot a long way
behind, with 80.OUO.000 yards, and the
mat ta divided priadpnUy betvreeo
Spain. Italy, Oennnay. and Belgtam,
and nmnltar prtnctpnllUea. Bine Md.
the ht^ pinks asd neulM tn tfen
frvoritn ohadM__________

FOR SALE—tl24-CC ft.
1 Cast Front
atreet, west of Wellington
A floe
lawn, one modern reaidenc
large
rooma
Also
on
lamc
amall bonac. 4 rooma
A
desirable
p.eceo( property. Price given epon
application.
IX>R BALE—«?&—Lot 16 block 2, Oood.
neb's Add . corner Randolph and
Madison.
Large mod-ra residence,
lu rooma, atoue baoemeni. fitted lor
(nrnaea Douse cost 8i r<«; lot worth
8:>00. Will be sold ataacnfice price of
81K>0.
026—Two SO-ft. lou corner Madison
aod Randolph. Hoi Uouae. Engine.
Bnild-.ng. Pipes, the whole property
8600
FOR BALE—r.20-Ns o( seii of sw^
sec 29. 26, 11, 23 acree all under cul­
tivation. 4uu bearing fruit trees, good
and barn, go^ (pring wal
lilce
•
■
'rote
city- ~
^ice,
■
8SIW.

1872.In!

6ngd Ripldt t fadUM R. I.
Perarvlvs1aadke*ens>vsf"«iaBsi«
OttT.lB s^JBlrnh.WC

A rvv-srd v n bv

;

F’SSr.'-s;:,

>tr«viB OB Dirtalon virwt.

B

bvwm

(or

sroMo sad boga. MHWvai KIsth
a»7if.

fifi

i :tSS8

RfiS :•

■ ee

.

I hliv.ti If:;*'!:

P.

or gvMlvmVB ^t»sMvn

i»7s£iSI'Err5'‘'“ ‘"ulr
slIlooBsood gvt -ou birbvM pnrv for y..u.
■loovy.
oovy. 1Xorlsk. Wsdv Bros.. 211 W^
Pro"i ,l
,i .
P VISITS.

.. s;oo a. m.
.. g:40 a
..lliOOn.
.11:40 a.
.. 2:00 p.

m.
m.
m.
m.

I\)R SALE—U23-Farm 100 acres 3t»
miles west of city. 90 acree uuder
coUivelioD, 250 bearing apple, pear
and plum trees, two barns, one just
built, new windmill and well, water
pipes to barns, all necessary sheds,
poult. ■ ’
rooms, stone foundalioo.atone cellar.
4 horses. 14 i-8iws. bsrnesses, buggies.
wagon
igh». cullers, ail farmieg
implei
. all crops of which there
efc coDsisUng of wheal,
coro, oau. bay, potatoes. 10 seres
fine grove. This farm is known as
the Weidoeft farm or Hillside dairy;
buildings aloce cost over 84.000. good
soil, sod s gold mine for some one.
Price for all, 8?,000.

FOR SALE—617—West 20 acres, lot 2,
sec 7, 29, 10. lays on shore road.
Peninsula, orchard 50 apple trees, 6f
cherry trees. 150 pear, plums, peach
Price 81100.
FtiB SALE—Lou 19 and 20, block 1.
Perry Bannsb't second sdd. cornei
Hobetnia
and
mb street.
Price
8275
FOB SALE—573—Good frame
aod eight acres of land, situated
about one mile from center of cliv
bobA 14x24, eiz rooma in house
8*00
FOB SALE—590—Douse nod lot. Union
street. Un rooms, stone
(oupdetlon and stone banement. complete.
• 1,100.

A-rive Old Mission. ..
L'SveOld Mitslon ..
Arrive Elk Rapids....
VEwanta few hondred
dollars to
Leave Elk Rapids...........
place on penonsJ property loans.
■rive Old Mission.. .
WUI guaraniM ail loans.
'Bos will leave the
Tbe above are all bargaina. and can
3Ck. Bote
« bought oo easy terms. We have
at 2:30 p. X
of dollars worth of other
with boat at 11:30 a m
Fruit ear will
In farm and city property.
Tuesday*, Thunlays nnd Batnrdaya.
Paaoengera and Come and see n« if you want to buy.
trnit vrlB be taken oB-at any point List ^jour property with us If yon want
along Penlnsnla
Per
shore hy <eomlag
Our office is at 211 Fioni street
in aboat.
stalre.
Yon will tee our slgu
bottom of atalrwey. Go up stairs, turn
to^V Uke first door to right
elongelde the door.
’ * ir, mt la

"'Til

Simplex
Gas Lamp--

$2.00....
Price Reduced to Close Out LoL
Beat workmanship money
can employ for Bicycle
Bepeiring. Qoick work,

LEDERLE'S

11^
* toi tb-rv.
I flrsi rtstav

*11 .-onToDlvr-o, sr.l v>.
Hrv Slsts. 440 Xosl Wuo>

ipoR R*LX—s»4 scrw Id OskvocMl. ioiK.tl) Ima
prowd. B fv-irvvH- Th i» lot 1. oltvrvd for
..................

ta”;

rc
So far a* having tbe largest
list
and
hr.
________
beet bnrgmins: — ...................................
We work all tbi
tbe time, we can cell your
can give yon bargains.
...----------------Ake in office. Remember
big sign at bottom of etain. Big bar-

atrieUy In it.

>o‘!lkl?JJd
Wade Bros.
IMFroitSt
UpStiirs

—"

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Cl
vi't vf o«r alorv (root, rnvsp.
TJ’OB BALX-Or r»rhsngv for 'bon vsvv, s
A
good rsvblrr-v dwk. good vei
lOdliloo. ApJ..J ot Bsr«ii.i> o«6»;_________________________

Trslnv srnrr fpoa Orssd Rsdld*. Ct
DSil.Cblcs^.loill.nBpolIv ss2:Ks.W.
Trsloa srrlTV from HscKtaav sad Pnw
TrslDv srnvv (row RlrbBau'. rort. WsyBB.
DviToli sed (IrsBd Bspidv. st7«p.m>1:15 a B. hsB Cbal-------VslIOD to (irsbd Rsplds.
Trslo IvsYtbf sv lltU s m. hss ehslrear
WsltoD l« Tolvdc TlB Herd CUT.
TrslD tvBTlog 5 B B. bsv •dwciBf esn WsltOD to Cblrsgo.ClbClsns
toularillv. IndlSSspoiiv. sod 8t.
iBg esr to Oraad

k^'SgV—To jDSn
or bi.uM-boId goodn.
IVX boTtaW. rsulv.BlI kiBd. ^rvoov; gropvrOr»i to Mvhl

(fcta,r.

TV YOU WA6fT lnvui*-cv of sny klbd lo Bi

s;,‘Kc

FOB SALE-6ir9-Swl, ofnei^, see 21,
town 29-6.A good frame bouse 16x24
with wing sll flnUbed. Wind mill
and wel’. waur pioe* from well to
bouse. 200 besriog spple. plum, cherry
trees.
Bsru 24x60 Fsrm all Improv­
ed. Isys 2S m'les oorth of Wiltlsinv
burg OD Eih Bspids road.Price,81.5IM.

Capt. J. U. Emory.

ul 17 jvsni 1
W»i.h ‘•trpsi

^

WOR 6iLi“OB "kkNT^^Si^
tVs.blBgioo Mi-vi. r.T

FORSALE—623—Lots block 9, West
Front street
between Cedar and
Spruce.
Lays level with sireet; SOx
IM.
Price WtO.

small fruit sod good garden
This
Is a large lot and big preperiy for
small price—Price looo.

steamer Onekama

WsvlBldvOrocvr. '

s tv« hBoUrv^ drllan
rrOOVflT losD,
Wsdrf Bro.,,
Br.
rli
WJ i(.

ilir Co BlorB.Trswrw OUy.

FOB SALE—ois—House and lot. corner
c( Elmwood sveoue and Biztb street.

CHICAGO......................... 8 9 00
DETROIT .....................
7 00
TOLEDO ......................
T 70
CLEVELAND...........
g 50
ST. LOL'IS...................
15 50

will rnsrsoivv .
Wool vi-wi.

FOB SALE—<;2i-it
shore 2 alles north of Baptist Re
sort. 40 rods along the shore. f2i uu
per acre.
Will sell I or 10 acres.

We have a purchaser for residence be­
tween Park and Franklin on Wasblogton or BtatestreeU- Host be mod
era and at reasonable price.

Balt per bbl............................
Bran per IcC...........................
nmne Bam or taati
xna.
Wheat, old, per bn—
Oats. No. 1, per bu. (ne
Com. per bu..
Poutoee. 1
Byeli per
Butter, per b....
perdoten.

' frjtn al' s-.ationt Bay View to Traverae
I City
incluaive
until
Sept
30ih
The linodHumest
: of china i
Tbrongb Bleeping ears to Chicago and
this si-as»ii was seni over here from St Louie.
Euglaud. noil the dcalgu shnwi a viii<- Ang. 1 31
Gki> DzBsvmt. Q. A. P.

Sla? I
It
utai. tool In >U "
“t "" »’>' I"-'"
811.-"
«ickt betUea. It ha« eur«d me. aod voL They had borders of filigree gold
— saved
-%vedand
am now a work with varieties of fUh painted on
Skuii Viod I am
i

300-St*

Of. I

WEST M1>;HI0AN ROUTE

of dainty pink tlcw.-r* n'setnh'.ing the
marsh pink with pale gn-eu Icat-.n,

a. Dari,

mmi 81-

below la a Hat of tbe travlng and ee'H
log nrlcea of yeeterday (or
r g
groeerlea
la In Trav
provUona and farm products
City:
tnujse PEio*.
X Pork per bbl. new....
•11 00
Clear Pork per lb........................
Short Cut Pork..............................
10 i0|
Short Cut Pork per lb..............
Flonr. H L. 4 Co. Beet....
Bye Floor. B. L. 4 Oo. B«a
Meal. H. L. 4Co. Best.....
Food. B.
4 0o. Beet.....
BggBoer dox...................................
Codflab per ft>..................................
Lard per lb.........................................
Buster per lb Dai^...................
Creamery Butter, b...................

r -oi who xvi.l,..> to m.-irry

The lateet oBcUl adv cee received up

Jww fcTirattbe Boldlera'

Tmvataa Oily Markav

The annual Mini siibscriN-d for
pun>ose

atpthUboundry line
of monnmenu
alp vBis o«uoi«r
_____
i
«nd that the ebaru would prov» of In-wwHmahle value in aettliag the dUpute .

,nt >7 eaaca and seven deaths from

thrvad."-Wa#blng(un

p „p. if he tears It asunder It is

Be deelaree that the j ted.

at

*llk

,! loTcr tab.'s the flower and puls It In
tf
„ ,, „
,hg, t,, wishes to

alM PVnneiseo. clalma to poaaeaa Intor—wblek he bellevee will have

pink

Star.

When a Cbln.-se girl Is married her
atteiiiliiiits are liivnrlnbly th" obh-st

nsd-permlttedtceontinne

"lUs l>oolt^> Ob. you ought to have

l»«o(«le past the iirinw of life may aje j li3|>pem.d to them one day when he
trying to tell his alfc bow ti|s-ar eomparatlvely young
agulu.bap|K-ui-0 to forget a couple of s{m..i1s
nival.
___
______

wltb-

oat sattiny enouyb men.

reilfoad aa faras poesible

b.indsonie

men may tx-oune haudsomer. and even ; aeon bis liiveiitlve resources and what

are offerlny

Cifuta of Bwery Kind
M. E. ELLIS

WAjrrao -Aie« i

I that s|:.. first aaw him people noti.-.Hl

Th— s«, th. flnt nsrtr to make

llsoaluH ligeof Coifectioienr

this way. hut from the monwui

After >4 montha of terrible hard* | a n-uiarkahle rhanse In
d fr«s|Ui'DUj. and her face would
mhips a party of olfhi men bare reech-, amllwl
•Illy lljrtii up In a uiiuiner tbiii
^ Oawaoo orer the d mdly Edaumton : sud<h>ul.
*_«

IS celts

Properly nerved in • neat din>
ins room.

sm Boulb Voladi ntreet.

M^«*auDdsv Blgbl

Tbe yonnrest daufthter of a wealthy

farm

OarUala.

Wl-lt«
a irlti sad Usadrr•chBoiel Bvliviv
TD>«t.

FOB 8ALB-ess-Lot »S. block E.Blate
Btreet. just east of Barlow, norib
aide street, sizr 66x800.
Prtea 8200.

northern m"r>bant was once so plain

Borena Pokahpner. a yradoata

Ota Indian aebool at

who worked on tbc Morall

“

Warm
Meals..

wvwi b-idxv. SB siabrvl

lore can. and do.-s, do n lot toward
lonloc down tbe rejtulsh-eoess of fea-

to

•----------- “----------

Traders, Maaey Uaters.

band."

■anllMfflndapaadanoe. Kaa.
(Bdltk Marell. need

WtU bv sold avpv

Rul Estate, tactioaetrs,

*T know—you bare teat yonr baa-

make a naturally u*:1y face pretty, hut

three

territory

MDBCEIAAjnCUDS ^AJfTB

F>5,*,y^ S2i“tr3i.“i's.xsr
Psnlxctewd.goee lead.

a done and was tnniny away when

[ j tnflnenee." sxra a wWejy read aoreUrt.

»rt» parik* of tba ooaal of San Do-

WADE BROS.,

man for half an bear orer the price of

eiiSB

T^VOR SlLg-Csvk or iBvIsllBvelv. Id Bd<- 1oU>
A^
n>lghtv, OD Eitrhib. Orsut. Batve

Chicago
'.ta'*.™
West Michigan.
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srs'.sc. .ta its \t JS IS

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Mrv. StvtB 440 Ksvt WOBt VI.
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SBdcoBTsrsnclog. tllWontSi.
OlRXIKSVRAXCt-iUiev loser ISsb vtvr
ooly rvllsblr stork rosipssr. Have a policy
•rlti»o at otiov bj I W Bsvilug a agvury.

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Lv TrsrvrM- Cjr. 6 45

-a/TANLY 0 DODGE. Atiorscy ssd cesaasl
JXL lor St Is* OSeea. City Opvrs Boose Blk.
T"VH:4 W 8 AW 6 MOON. PkyaidiaBv sad
iJ dorcsoo'k Trrvtaivoi of ibv vyv sad car
Coutiij Coroov*. Mviubor Kiwrd o< Pvbvluo
Rxamlbsrv OOet. Cio rwra Houw blocks.
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5 40

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k;SS2'S:l sr. li£ ;s

TNR. g B. MINOR nbyslclBD sad vurevoa.
U oflirv VrlTdrlrh Block. Dar or Olrai calls
aiiv^vd to pruwpll; Pbosw, Bvi; Its; NortbrtR. J. M. WItaXLH. pbyvMISD sad vnrgsos.
X/ (irsduaiv of L'civvrvliy of PvoBayIrsals
OOlcev DTvTonoellvr block, tl6 Wool virvci.

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xxagmoAJKD.
To tskv cSset Wedsesdsy. das. It. UH.
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fiEO. H. CR04IB. Aitorory sod CooosvlU.r st
^
MoDVy to loso Oaow, OUy Opers

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LT tvDtioB to Probsw prscUes. RooBvOasd
10. HvresalllT Co. Blocb.
B Pfi^tB. ATtoraar at te*. SpaelaJ

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5 15

4 50,
5 Obi
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V. HOPPArr. Abausru of “nua, Mai
\J. Batsloaod Coovsysbclns. Room 7. Haaoulc Bloak.
r A.TUOMPSUH M. D Ofltov Is BsnUimi
X, A MllUkoc RlorS. Hosrs.eto II s.m.. t
to^^T.lvpbocv^

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Provident Life
and Trust Company
of Philadelphia.
Kcdova^ol policivv s vpvrisliy.

Levi T. PenningtoD, District Agt.
Trswrvt Oliy.MlcbigsB.

B.w.ccxxoto:

John R. Santo,
General losereoce.
Worvbuyn niosk

Trsvsres Cftv. MM

SUCH
RECKLESSLY

LOW PRICES
Pretail only at our "Closief Sala"
DON'r DEUr.
Hamiltori Clothing
Co.



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