The Evening Record, July 06, 1905

The Evening Record, July 06, 1905

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)

1905-07-06

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

THE EVENING RECORD
am-SEva wiu be air,™Will«nAuCcrT
INDIAN BASKETS

¥

pMCtAL TSLtMAM MHVICt.

uueim or Mimny wkre ccnt
To rmaoN tooav.

INSPIRED BY
SKRET POUCE
THAT

OOVtRHHtHT

OAUKO OOMAA MAMACRU.

SEia TNODSARD WBE KlUa
rOLiCE ORERATEO OIAOUIAEO AA
ARTIAANA.

OaapHa Thraato to Bamhard
theTarrw irararrall Lunetf
•on to Envoyow
Bj Wirt to tho Breaing lUeonl.
8t Paurobarsa JoJj €.-4Utr «OTen
loadora ct tho aotlaotra on tbe war*
ohlp O^onol HohlodoBOKM. who
Clres ap at the Umo the tialaoco of
tho crow ourrendorod to tho auiboiitleo, ware oont to pclion at Kertch to­
day. It hi aipoctod that all the
will Iw ohot, Tbe battleship Knlai
Potamklae 4o cmtelag la the vIcInUr
of Tboodooia port today. The people,
who boopna pMic otrickeo feartos
bOBhaitiiBaDt of the plaro, left hy
aeorea. tt la imderaiood that a tor­
nado boat la aUll aearchlns for Kclaa

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the BVtloeera. Tbe time Svm] by the
BnOncera withta which the auppliea
•hoald be forthoomlBs expired at noon
iNit aa yet no nttempt baa been made
to Sre on the town.
Ineplrmf by Felloe.
New York. July S.-«erca thouaand
people were maaenrred In Odeaaa on
the night of Jane 27 nooording to a
|Whle dlapateh prtated In the New
York Run. The Odeaaa comwpondem
of the London Btandard charsta that
the maaeacro waa instigated ii> the
iwcret police. 160 of whom bad been
operating In Odeaaa for aevcral
montha paat dlagulaed aa artiaana.

by Rev. Hn0b Kmmedy.
William Newman and Mm. Sarah J.
Mmec. both of this dty. were nnSted
in mnrrtage by Ser. Hugh Kennedy OB
ULICVKO THAT HE WIU. TAKE JulT 4 at t:3A o’daefc at Ua laaUeeoe
Of FYank Miller. 216 Elmwood avenne.
Wn t»it Final Haat by T«bbo
SECRETARY MAY^ FLACE.
Tbe couple left on a weddiag trip to
m4 Om^HM Lanjtlia. FIv 1
Mantatee aad Frankfort and on tbelr
retara will be at borne at 1023 Randolph street

waiBTitiaaMs

lASKEI

Henlnr. Ikclud. Joly «,-1b tb«
Ami b«t or the ro)«| Hmtay ra«.U«
for tbe srud cMlonse cup today tkr
>d«r cmr dcfeatod the BelctaDa.
Tho Uuden oorerM the dtouuMe to
ala atoutoa had ARy-alx aecooda. Thia
la wKhla Are aecoada of the n
The Belstoaa flalahed too leactha aad
a baU bcfalad the Leaadcra.

BIB SHDDT
HIS BEGUN
•ECONO ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
IS UNDER WAY.

CroSBrAMDfilLBEBTBDTilHERE
WORLD*! MOST FAMOUS EXPERTS
IN ATTENDANCE.
Rollo Halkea and H. W. Veitineyar.
Weill Knmi Hart, and IUI(
tnlucklan. Alee
Conteating the Shoot

The opening nliool of the avcond an .
noal tournament of the Traverae City
Rod and Gun club began thU morning
at >:30 under clear akiea ahd an offland bryeze. An expert aquad who
bold tbe world-B record was be
the trap.
Moaara. Oimm and CroKby. who
Ml laat year with a record never ex­
celled and who lead ihia year with an
It unheard of record at the Grand
June 27-W. formed two of the aquad of
Sv« who were the center of this year’s
shoot and tbe remaining experts were
Ralph Trimble, the Kentuckian, who
\h Ihorfiugbly < nloylng his first iu>rthcm trip; H. W Velimeyer of Chicago
ami Itollo Helk«*s. Uuh familiar Og­
res behind the local trap.
Tbe trap waa not In prime condl-

London. July 6.-^A U-legram to
Rrater Telegram rompaay
I
Odeaaa aaya tbe KnUr IHitemklnc haa
captured a Ruaalsn mercbai* ve
OaUle. ifi^vlstoos and moneA are re­
ported to have been seljig|@^he i

USTDFDEAD
SAY REACH lOD
reports

from

monta

COUNTY ARE MEAGER.

WIS SRffT n > CICUME
SCORES

OF INJURED HAVENT
BEEN FOUND.

WIrM Ara Down and It la Impoaalbta
to tallmata th# Totil Nnmbar nf
Dead and Injured or^ Frop•fty Damaoea.
Dr Wire to tbe Bvenlng Record.
Dallas. Texas, July 6.-Repnrta of
the loss of life and damage to property
caused by ibe cyclone which swept
through Montague county yesterday
are aa yet meager becanae of tbe dam
age to the wuwa jl la beUeved. how­
ever. that liny peraona^ere killed and
H la probable that tbe death Itot will
isneli one hundred. There are acoree

of InjurML many of whom bare Mt yot

fUSahIrta
,|l»akirtk
|uly«4f

DMth of John Hay Hat Left a D^p
Weuiid on Frtaidcfit Reoaevelt
Cblcano, July 6 —The Wabash rail­
and Me Did Net Addrem
road has Inangurmied a new system In
Crowd In New York.
lu secret service department, reduc­
ing the number of opcratlv« by 121
By Wire to the Erenlng IU»eonL
and abolishing the oIBce of snperlnOrator Bay. July
Prealdent
endent of secret service.
Roomiaelt retnmod today from Clere^
Vict‘ Proaldent F. A. Delano said
Und. where he went to attend the
that the pew arrangement would save
funeral of Secretary of State May. The
the railroad com|»any ITO.cwo annually.
death of Mr. lUy has left Ha wound
Ilereafler the superinieodeni of each
on the president and be did not de
division will have the re8|x>nslblllty
llrer an address to the large crowd at
for the work heretofore conducted by
the depots In New York aa Mual. He
separate df|*artmem.
simply thanked them for tbe honor
shown him.
An announcement will be made toTHREATEN TO STRIKE.
orrow regarding the portloUo ol
auie. Ellhu Root, who has been ten Tstegraph Operators Have Itausd an
dered tbe place of great responaibIHty
Ultimatum to Employera
and honor, by President Roosevelt will
MlnneaiK.lls. Minn.. July 6.—telethen give a definite answer. It U the grajih oiH-raiors on the lines of the
opinion among the cabinet members Great Nt>rthem and Northern Pacifle
today that Roofs reply will be favor have issued an ultimatum and if their
It is reported that Root has al­
nda. relative to salaries and i
ready Indicated a wllllngnesa to acjccpt hours, aw not acceded to tx^fore that
the portfolio.
time, a general strike will be called.
Root Will Accept
New York. July C.—While no formal
announcement has as yet been made.
It Is said In circles wherein Ellhu Root
prominent and Intlmatelr known
that he Is to accept the portfolio of
serrelary of aUte.

FDUNDRY WAS
DAMA§[ $1,000

Is the most popu­
lar in tbe city.
. Oar Soda water
and ice cream is
tbe most de­
licious : : :

FIRE 8UFFOSEO TO HAVE BEEN
CAUSED BY CUPOLA.

BUCKET BRIGADE WORKED HARB

Richard Rounds Waa One of the Foundsre of the Plant—Hot Aahoe
Cooked. CaK. Pipe
and Chickens.
Special to the Evening Record.
Bast Jordan. Mlrh.. July r,.^At»out
7 o’clock last evening (Ire was dlKriMl in the foundry of the East JorIron Works and In a short Ume
the foundry was completely ruined.
They had been casting that day and
tho ftro Is suppofied to have caught In
FfWl Ollbert
ime way from the cupola. The alarm
Of Spirit IdSke Iowa, who bolds next
as given by the steamer Hum and
record lo W. R. Crusty.
hlle the Are departro*'nt rofisuidod
promptly so dlfflcvli was the laying of
tlon and the birds seemed to bt* nest­
UTiu but for the excellent
ing Instead of flying so that It waa work of the backet brigade In keeiv
Ing back the names the entire plant
iContinuod on Third Page.^
would have liecn destroyed. Aa It ws.m
tho fire mas checked In tbe marbine
shop iM'fore It bad done much damage
rhinery. The loss
ll.OtK) with no Insurance.
CEREMONIES OF TRANSFER TOOK
This plant was established some
PLACE TODAY.
twenty years ago by one of the ptr»Wm. E. Malpass and bis
fmther-ln-Uw. R. W. Rounds of Trav­
Funeral Services Were Held H the
erse City, the latter r\»llrtns several
Pre^aot Episcopal Church of
ago and the present own-rs.
Holy Trinity.
Malpaaa Bros., have built up one of the
best equipped foundries and machine
By Wix- lo ih.- &ontoF Becord.
•» Norlicrn Mlchlemn. • The
shop, wUI be rebuilt, a brick balldlng
Paris. Julv 6 —T^e cercroonlcu In „o(j„ubiedly
c™.^.«n wUh Ih.. r..nn.l Itoaafer «o|
g. W. Fn**e «rrte»Iy threw
the I nlled .SI.,.., tbrouth lu .pedal
on a pUe of nibblah
ambassmlors of the remains of Ad-T
and aa a result
-Ira. dohn Paul done, took place hete! ^ hT^irJf
thla afternoon. The funeral aervlces lenu were burned Wednesday after­
for the former admiral were held In noon.
the American I>n>iestanl
Trinity. The
THE MARKETS.
ernowlog with
FYeach oacen In full uniform and
Bast Buffalo. July S-Catlle-Baay
prominent Americans. The coffin was vainea. Veala and calvea-Aetive and
removed to a apeclal train in the In- PtMdy. Bheep and lanbe—Active at
valldea staUoa In which the American firm raluea. Hogs—Fkirly active and
party sriU make the trip to Cherbourg, aieady values.
starting at 10 o’clock tonight.
Detmit, Mich.. Joly 6.—>»Tieat-

BODY OF PlUL JONES

July. Sic; No. 2 red. >6c; Na 3 com.
Mr*. Addia Boulaew. srho hat been
MUc; No. 2 while oaU. 36c.
vtaltlng in BentUe. Waah. for the paat
TWedo. O.. July
Wheat-Caah.
three yeara, baa retnnied to Mfchlgaa,
Uc: July.
September. 88c.
where ahe haa fOor children aad is
Chicago.
July
Wlwat-July.
slatting Mra. C. Piefoe. She baa Sve
88%c; SMRMhber. SCTAc. Com-July.
childraa la the weak
UHc; Beptsmber. U\6c. Oata-July.
Mra. Btrangwaya baa returped from 32He; BeptombOT. SlMc. Bepieeaher
pork. lUJO; Igrd. 17-30; riba. 17.86,
A Tialt Is TwPBto sad PVaL
V

i

J.E COR FRONT & UNION.

O. C. MOFFATT
AbBtrmots of TIUb
PRICES SATISFACTORY

SOUVENR GOODS * '
OIYY BOOK BTOR

TteBnbtftCmm, PNpi.

DL.OOOODiS
DON»irsw»i-r

the oW mstomort or make
new onea. These are not
oKl goods, but broken suoes
of new spring goods,

Oi.4ke
Buys LatliiV Shoos. Ox­
fords or sliPliers that you
have often-paid $2.00 for.

ItwillDEjryoMtoleok
tlMM iKblss OYSr

befors hmyimi... ..
We have just fiuisbtxl going through our stock and
pieking out all udds and
enils.

is

yonraelf whkt we haro to offer
in Vacatioii and Hot Wonther
n<«daUea before makiuK a
pwhaae elto^herc. Straw
Bata, Panamas.
Shirta. 8umm.-r Oollaim, Cool
Cmbiellaa. Dreas Suit Oato;*
and Club Btoto an^only some
of tbe mrst important article*
you can buy l»tter licra than
at any other store.

TREADEASY
THE GUE.\T HEAI.TII *
SHOE FOR WOMEV.
SOLO ONLY BT

Sell bpl IIH

BACHANT
^ ROSCOE

SHOES
FOR MEN

Oltll made

Screens
Whether for doors or
windows. You’ll find
them the only satisfac­
tory Screens for Home
or Office.

MiideinaUkimls of U^albors

S3.50

wait:y

DRUG J^TORE

...AND...

We have just finished sort­
ing oat tbe odds and ends
aid onr tables ai« nov la­
den with ahnea that will
save j-ou money,

CUTSSOWIEIPEISES

WILL MAKE A DCriNATE ANAWER
TOMORROW.

HELD BLAZE IN CHECK UNTIL
HOSE WAS LAID.

Toklo. July 6.-Ba
later of f*»relgn affairs, one of the Japaseae envoys aad other members of
1b« party, which will go to Wa
ton to meet the Russian pk'nlpotootlariea. had a farewell lunebooo with
tbe mlluidct today previous to taking
Uidr departure (or the Unlicd Blatcs.

CleaD Up
Df Bids
Aad Ends

Forsakat tlio OM Reliable
Shoo Store of

ALFRED GREIUCK:
& CO ...

Bntsbilahwdin 1868
Nopm BIO Btnta Bank Bldg.

Pianos
FIlKhjb
GET IT AT
GlimiELL BIOS.

*42RFR0IITST.

For

lt*8 not a case of how cheap we can make them, but
how good to sell at a reasonable price.
Give us the opportunity of showing you how Tcally
good they are

TRA VERSE CITY MFC. CO.
Cltixuns Phonw. 821 B«I1. lOO.

W. L. Bmnt, Msnasw’.

You

It will afford you <vriBtant
ploasuH' for yt^nrs and yrara,
Thom iR nothing yon ran atld
to your home that will bring
you BO much entertoinmont.
Think it over today, visit our
big store, Iram iboul the
esasy temlB wi*
we can'and do
make, tbe great variety of Pianos and Organa of which we
are cxclusivo agents. This
makes it easy id buy and ciisy

to pay.
No other MuRic House can do as well by you.
Full lino of Talking Machines, KiWa nn<l Popular Music.

SHIRT SALE
50c and 65c Negligee
Shirts for ....
$1.00 Handsome soft
fronts for ... . VPv

ORIMNEL-I- BRO-TMERB
MkUg»B*> UtoilM M®»»e Boom. 15» I. Front St

MOMS CxYOONO MBNS
OLOTHlMGbePURiaSHINCS

w r------------- FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
pricee to close many lines Sumnu r Good*

Bkraiw Mmkw
YwoRi^ow Bulk*
N^orilKw* Shirks
WmwHmbl* vwwkw
At On«.Foarth Off-40 better aMOltnient in tbe city.
AUyontlto’SiutoeioeiriUaek., and all MenHiCaam.
mete Snila at One-Fonrth off.

$ 1.50 Percales, also a |
variety of materials . ■♦VV
$2.25 Flannels
for......................... ..... '

U50

The above have detached cuffs, no collars, or with
attached collars and cuffs, ABIC LOT OF TH E M.

COME QUICK

HAMILTON CLOTHING CO

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hanusao tton Of ftotoor Wngnnrn ^Himide I

flV flTATE UkW.

TUftC rURNITUR*.

Wtoya THsm M flegsiaISM
•f tbs Ci^.

I flyHdinflfnrThat I

r:.-.sjs»rs

of Orand
wa have already registered their
ibMB with tbe eeeretary of states
MMtlvaiiaaryHeaMbelai
of tbwflrM. It to aaiiretoofl that a
wlU tnm MW on toaore tbe dty
■ee amd rcfaM to take oat a Ika
aoeordaace wHb lu provtokM

B. CkMvenkn nrho iwMdon at b
Bay ntiMt, baa pnrebnMd tbe lot
Ibe comer nf Maple and Third ntmeta
Md wfll Sian a fnnxHnfe factory to
tbe hnikUng whSeb wfU be erected
tbeielnibenearfMum.
The bclldlag will be S4xM feet on
tbe gmnad nnd two stories high. To
thto wm. be added nn engine room
Uxlt tea one ntory In height The
WfU be obtained from n fifteen

I tows aad ordbymeee
me.
ttn caadngtbeaneat
THK TiUCnOW COilFAliV.
TIM loot! Mmm OMfi who art <
»«eUd wHh tlM TravwM OUw aatf betHto probable that Ha temOHy will
be tested In tbe aear futnre. While
|>«iJ]uiiU TracUoa ooopanj
the legtolatlve act places the maxi
speed of MtHaobitoo at eight miles aa
hoar la tbe boalaena dtatrleu of dttoa
Mi iliat tkHr tepM wl

san.*7 mactoery will be instolled.
The principle prodneU of thejplant
will l-e Uterter fixtures.
Mr. CbervMka has been empl
In the carpenter shop at tbe asylum
for a munber of years, has a rei
Mon aa a good workman and will un-

TtMtodmiMfbrMpIdtMa.

1C

t, itas.

» RCfloirrs AND RfflOirrERfi. «

s4 . . • • I

W. P. RflkaftMB of Albion pMMd
itaMsk the city today m iMte lor
had UtM nbefi « «bb poxzllnc Sewh-to-wamta, where he will speed
m. on tfln naMflton tfl the one
hMdrod end iMtb nnnlvemnrr cf St Mrs. C. W. iMfltogwen aed Mias
Pntrierg Bom CMhotic Chnrek. koas fhwx ef Keoxrfile arrived In the
dty thto monUnc. Thay wID tpepd
Lbe anmmer at Old HtosioiL
i n atone portico to a
V. Etoeor Btoke of St. Louto. Mo„
enco Of men. women nnd
Imbly deined what he really be- will spaed tbe summer at Neeh^stievna to ba the basic gnalfttoB of the
iPM n wish.- be Warren snd Henry Vaughan of Ann
said, no M in the»avenge American Arbor psased through tbe city today
.
of the two on their way to Qld Mtoskm.
seu of cuallUes which we can roughly Mrx. W. A. Vocey snd son. Jbhn u\
Indicnie as sweetness nnd strength— Vocey or Chicngo. pnaaed through the
city
tbto
morning
on
tbelr
wny
to
Lethe qosUUes on the onif hand which
make the nsna able to hold hU own, Und. where they wUJ spend the xumand thOM wbleb wn tbe other hand
mnkn him Jeslons for tbe rights of
others Just ns mneh ns for hU own SAIE RAPIDLY INCREASING
rlghli.Now we all know n few mei like
this, and we have often beM moved to
tmnendons admintJoB of them. Such
men press tlrelossly forward In the
pnrsuit of whnt they believe, lo be
their doe. They will take bullying or
intimklating from no man: but they
keep acme la the face cf er«T diffl
cnity and nanoynnee and when, after
careful consideration, they find that
they are wrong in anv matter, largr

I la the dty oriMsthao thet
Tbe greet Aden Ahrepnugh and
•UMi KMule to p«tMt«d tte Mr.
flails Brothers' prieetoas horse i
Tlea w«l prote ig trmt cooTeatoMe
tndudes hundreds of blue-blo
aadiNMtL TotiM
tba llaa «1U be or wpeetol ealae. boUi exoess of twelve miles a violalioo
Ooe automoblllst aald that herw
ae to
lo
haadllBc of frolta. The m- after he -wlU run hti madhlne
■nped. Whrn wr vUh tn pnt k Uc
tarprlM to in tbe Hxbi hand>. and lag to tbe speod permitted by the Mate which the New Yoiic press
*o these men we esit them “tnie gen
law aad If ariaoted will tost the legal­ the most popular feature.
after the plaaa are perfeeM we
lemon.- and that whether they can
aspect a eerrlce that wilt be apprecJ ity of the ordinance,
boast
of a coHege degree or only ol
flheriff Oarroll oxpsoU to mako
atod. la addiUoa to the pro|
Tbs effbru of Major Gordon W. UI
of He tPawne*. BTII) to propsgate am 4uch scanty eduratloo as our little red
atreet aad freisht nenrice tbe arrance^
«MBiat for charter partlce to tbe vaii. the new law on the country highways perpetoato the buffalo have n-ceive. icboDihousc was wont U> bestow. lo
While he does not expect to have a tbe.hearty eommendatloii of scientists vdditlnn to manliness and considers
bicycle eorpa of deputy
farored dnriac tbe aommer aeai
hnmsnitarlans and lovers of animab tkm for others there is apt to bo gen
tVliUe 41 looka at tbooftb the project will probably notify all his township the country over. Next lo the Uniter erosity In the sotil possessed of botli
will be a AeoiAt to the prqIaotorB Jt to o«cers to make aiYests where
SUtes gmeromeot. Itself. Major UUtr <«weetness snd strength. And genero
llkewtoe atwaiwat that U will be beae drivers are exceeding the spged
has the largest herd of buffaloes In tht slty Idas justlee constStule nn ever
Mai to Travcrae City and the peoln of twenty-live miles an hour. The new world. The’tapid drelmatlno of thr impressive brace of virtues.
A concrete exampl# of Jsst such i
Uw antborlsea not only the poltee and onee monarch of the plaias can b<
sberig to make arresu. but also con best realtood when U Is slated that modest generous American as this w
Tbebto’0*t
r ables or town marshals.
ttN*« cxisfa now lesa than
head, cited by I»resiUent RoosevoU, two daji
Hod aad Qaa club opeaed thto mom
sfier the St. Ibitrlrk's s|ietvdi. In intro
The law weot into egoct June 15
«ac. Tbaee eboou are a *ood tblnj: The rcglslralloo of a machine oosU If. where In IWf. It was esUmalcHl by during !*asior Wngner to a Washing
Geoeral Sherman there were over nine
for Tvacerae City ae they brlBK tbe
aad ontvbalf millloos of the bulky too a*»dlcnce. The be-o of the i^ImpU
from
little story the rn*sldent proeoedei
lllehigaB to thli city and faTombly
Their nithleas alanghter and pme- to relate U a ci-rtaln Washlngtm
Traeccae dty has
liveryman namtxl Itowm-y. whose m-s
tlcal
extinction
was
not
brought
s
I
kmi
I
CsoepttoM Ara Token to fltalement
eMae eseeltoat epoHaaiM of He
by the Indian who seldom killed for stable vruB burm«d to the . ground i
Mads by WilUaoi London In
tad they are aiemberi of tbe Hod and
sport, and destroyed them only in suf- fortnight ago. Mr. Downey. Jt appears
Regard to Lighting.
Gaa*cteb. That, tbe eboot will be a big
ftclent
numbers for food, using the had long iK-en try ing |f» serve hl« da)
aoeeeee poee almoet wltbout aaylna a*
and generation by giving homes U
tbeac sporteiaea win eee that thol To the Editor of the Bvenlag Reconl hides to build bis tepees and for . _
s. Human
Allow me. throngh poor oobimns. v poses of raiment. The greater portion appeals sironRIy to him. l-art ^I»rln^
ttolUac brtMbem wilt have euch ah
B.I1 are ’
aajoyable tl»e that they will ro away answer an arUcto which appeared in of the herd owned by
he prop<»iK^ to build a new liver?

^nirr.rJ^SSta, .he c-.e..lV

Remarkable Peoalsrity ef Wsdeworth
Brea.’ CWco. the 5c. Cigar
. ef Quality.
Yon can't fool a smoker the t»eeood
time OB the same cigar. If he trie. It
and doe. not find It good, he will not
try it again. Smokerx who have tried
WadKWtwth Bros.’ Chkoa. find them
just what 8. B. Wail A Sons’ save
they are. equal tn quality to any 10c.
cigar on the market, with a long Hav­
ana filler, burning with a gootl soUd
ash aad delicious aroma and uavor.”
You get all this for
someiblng
yon never bought before for Itws than
10c.. and oftentimes you had lo pay
I5c. for It. Try a Wadsworth Bras.*
Chico ttMlay. and you will adoi»t It as
your favorite and never smoke any­
thing else whoa you can get one, and
kirk hard when you cannot get one.
8. E Wait A Sons.’ have the Mile
agency for Wadsworth Bros.’ Chlcos
in Traverse City.

Kwrr YOU WANT
7DvbMDe«qniived irith *»r and w»<kw«ew«i»t
Weba««UMn.«UsiMM>d ttylM. Tbe hot that we
weieableto baafle a hmee qiaatity
ss a.pri»e
nmch below wbat lbe olherdealora pay. TMgattte

■SvuteStarthh.
EVcRYIHmC FOR SOMMER DSE—Pwch aid
Uws Seats, Chairs aad Rockers, Swlnj asd BficUnlBj Chairs, Hammocks, Croquet Sets, Expres
Wacons aad Velocipedes.
...
...

Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers
JwstaSaallP«j»tBtB«WB ui4 y*« •wmttet

m

J. W. SL.A1

Beat Her
Forced to SUrva.
*1 kni-w DO mie. for four weeks,
R. F. I^eek. of Concord. Ky. says:
hen 1 was sick with typhoid and kid
ey inmble.” writes Mrs. Annie Hun -For 20 years 1 Miflerxd agoolos.^w^lto
lomctlmes. that I couUl mU cal. After
vainly trying everything elae. 1 curod
It. with Ilucklln a Arnica Salve.- ll’a
groat for burna. cuts and wounds. At
mil by Klorinr Bit -1
afllk tltm I was
d my health ^ and
ters. which ur>
strength and
er. Thej are wlmply
straight
Bight as
Guarant(-<><1 to mm*
nderfni.'*
stomach, liver and kidney dlsonlera:
•at Johnson Drug Store t'o’s, F- H.
it k Sou^’drug :-tores;
Meadt-. S. R Wail
i»rlei‘s G(k*.

C^sllpation and plies are twins.
They kill iK^ople inch by Ineb. aap life
away cvc*ry day. liomster's R.s ky
Mountain Tra will iMisltlvely cure ytm.
No rare m> i»ay. 3G rent*. Tea or
Tablets. Johnson

Ixll

Tlie grea’esi f.yhi4 i
slorvs vitality, regul; il«-« the kidneys.
The Oiamorvd Cure.
If 1 loll 1st er’s
liver and Momneh.
The lut«-st news from I'arls. Is. tliBl
falls to min- get they havo dlM-»i>en*d a dialiHiml run*
'i:
Hours for sprinkling lawns are from
for m.iisumpibm. If you f.*ar mmsnnip
T b
5 to 8 a. m. and from G to 9 p. ni. At
Uaon Drug tkm or iineumopla. U will, however. Ikj
<H*nls. Tea or Tablel.i
no time can water be used without Co.
U-sl for v«ai to lake that »gnat remedy
noxxle or sprinkler attached. On ac­
m<*ntloned by W. T. Mrile of Vanim-r.
count of tbo great amount of water
Tenn. “I bad a r<.0gb. for fotirt»*en
A Surprito Party.
year* . Nothing helin-d me. muil I
used daring the day for manufactur­
A pbasiuu surprl<M- imriy may
took rvr King’s New DU«»ver>- for
ing and <rther purposes m?ces«ir> rules
pi Ion. Coughs an '
for sprinkling lawns must lio en­ tbelr pain and dlM-omfori, vir.: Dr.nje instant relief, and
j
«-necu*u
•III rare.- Vtoforces!.
H. O. Joynt. SupL
They an
jun 24-tf
most wtuitleriul r»‘ined>. affonllng \
n*1lef an«l cure.
cu... f.*r
f..r b«*adarh.-, d{;;rii---^and «vnMipatloii. 25e at Johnstm Drug ; Meads. S. K W ai
GnrandCT.c negligee ahlrts f6r........38
' 8iore Co-s. F. H. M**ads. S. E. Walt A I
-’'r
** tH». guaranii*ed. Trial
$1.00 shirts at......................................68
i iK.tile lt»r.
Hamilton Clothing Co.
your Issue of April 1». signed by Wm upon bis ranehea In Oklahama
sUblc. which. If hc had chown to lei
U. Shut er a l»ana
WAIT I->^U SHUTI-nr.S P.ANATEl, I THE BEST i
London, in which he says **Wheo a tsrelre of the finest specimenK may be IL would have come so close *10 i
TRY A RECORD WANT AD
1l.\S.
.. Meltos,
man aUrts oat to ednoate tbw public s€«i at the -Wild West- performthe Brst thing to be eoasMered Is
truthfulness and tbe second to for him tongue of the animal, properly curtnl air. The colored mtntoter nsturall?
and prepared, is stated to be fit food
to know what be Is taHdng about
wished to protect his edifice by pur
Flrat--I would like to inform Mr. for the epicure. Experiments In cross- chasing the six feet next the churcl
Louden ‘hat 1 did not start out-to ed­ breeding with thp Texas steer conduct­
hive lHH*n ' bulWIng. but after making arrange
ucate the public, but I simply done my ed at Major Ullk?*s
menu lo this eod he was obliged tc
duty as s member of the committee on quite successful, the offspring Ixl
withdraw hiB proposal l>ocauso his con
public lighting, as the contract with called -catUlo.- the mc-al of which
gn^gation could not raise tbe neces
And what wc haven’t got, wc’rc after! These ads are an indication of
the a R. E L. and P. Co. expired In pronounced equal to. If not surpassing aary funds. This was Mr. Downey*i
May. H was the duty of tbe couacil to the best rteer beef.
what wc;have. If wc don’t have what, you want wc will gel it. Wc go more
Hardy and vigorous as the buffaloes opportunity and be made the most o
take steps to inform themselves as to
It. Though ho himself Is a white mat
appear,
they
do
not
uke
kindly
to
than
half way.
tbo cheapest way to light the city, and
travel and the loading and nnloading and a Roman Catholic, ho saw th.
as 1 was on that committee I wrote
thing from the colored Raptist.s’ poin
ten cities that had municipal lighting of the baaats IncWcnt to their life with of vlew.-and presented the .six fee
YOlwl MAVE A FRIEND
plants of which I gave to tbe public, the shorn Is alsrmya attended with more of land to the church.
and 1 have the documents from city or less annoyance to those concernetl
When a fire came to this gencroui
And
they
gave
you
a picture—that’s tlieir business. The pictnre is beauti­
in
Buch
work.
Pawnee
Bill
appears
clerks and mayors of all the sUteman on Sunday morning a fe»- wc-eks
ful and you want it framed—that’s your business. You bring it to us and
ments that 1 published, and In regard here July 12.
■go his colored Baptist nelghlx»rs had
to the poor asrvires that vre are get­
have
it
framed
-that’s
our business, and a good, hustling business, too. Busy
a chance to reciprocate. •’You women
ting 1 will leave that to the public
at it all the time. ’Cause Why? Keep the newest mouldings and mat
These are ssM to he gennlne. made- staj’ hero and pray,” the minister ct>mJudgt^
manded.” and you men go straight
to-RusaU pro whs bIkmiI tbe miar:
boards.
Just
unpacked
some beauties. Just the styles and colors you want.
Secood—Mr. IxMidoo knows that
The crown does not proleet the exar out and help our benefactor, Mr. IXrwfrom headache.
ncy.” Which the mt*n did to siK*h
RIL.L.OWS
Will say right here that It Is easy for
Even tbe Inngs of the rxar cannot good effect that none of the livery­
a man te caV another a liar or twit Wow Mrt fbe sun.
man’s horses were burned, though he
The caaFs back. too. vrnuKl. Weed if
him of being untruthful when hto dis­
That will take all the lire out of your head, and you <an <!rc^ all kinds of
rufferod
otherwise
a
total
)o<^.
position runs that way, which apftears it were gashed with a knout
pleasant dreams. One kind sells for One Dollar a pair that weigh six
Tbe well-balanoed life, the wise com
The exar, even covered with l*olls,
to be the case wUb Mr. Loudon.
blnatlon of ^Wtness and strength Is
to declarvd to 1m' In good health.
pounds; other grades sell at 2.00.
and the absolutely pure odorless live
Thlrd~4ie says that in looking
The raar'^ arm h* king, buj It can of oouree Illustrated in the colotvtl
geese
feathers with sanitary case cost you 5.50 a pair.
McGraw’s wniral station list, that I not reach to heaven.
Baptists'as well as In the liveryman’s
jt UDOt’more difficult for death t«> case; It U Illustrated, also, we lK*lkne.
omitted several cities of which I will
IRON BOARDS
agre<' with him. a* It covers cities that rarrv*i fat exar than In «-arry n lean In the case of the President. F'or the
use clw^trlc lighU from all o%-«s
man with Mr. Riwiscvrit’s appreciation
That keep >xiu from breaking your back cost just 1.25. If you are short ^
Union and had I published all of them
nt brave tbe storms of Chilkoot I'ass. of such an Inridml as thl* demon­
these can be lowered to your size, 30 inches from the floor; if you want it
It would have taken several entire is­ I*n crass the plains of frosen glass.
strates thereby Ms owa possosKlon <if
sues of your paper. b«t I only look fM leave my wife aad croaa the sea. those rerr qualities he has found ad
higher it can be raised to 42 jnehes. Has nice oval end for ironing shirts.
some In the sUtc of Michigan where Rather than ba without Rocky Moan- mlrable in olhers.~Exchangr.
tain‘Tea.
Jolmson
Drug
Co.
the eondltlons are nearly the san

SOTICE TO WkTER TAKERS

ML mUME S BglT

1^?

BOthlBR

bol

Of the city. Ae the esperte
travel from city to dty tbe fame of
Travaiwe City will spread and the fact
that we are on the map will be emphaatsed fully. The vtoltlnR aport
men are a good clan of mea to have
Qome Id any city and Travciwc City
Mdt them welcome.

DOCTOBS ENTERTIUIIED
Htgulae Monthly Meeting of Medical
•eciety Held at Grand Trav

Si

The monthly mcotlng of the Grand
Trmveiwe Medical aaw»claUon wan held
Ian cveatog at the Grand Traverae
bcwpUal ■oulh,of the city and Dr. and
Mrs Strum being host
the large number of pbyalclane who
attMded. The regular builnm meet
lag was held and the evening spent
. Informally, after which tbe following

mean
Olives.
Sandwiches.
DU1 pickles.
Icecream,
Cake.
Salad.
Tongue.
The guests of the evening were:
Drs. W. B. Moon and wife. A, H. HolUdap and wife. E. B. Minor and wife
Ch A. Holliday and wife. 1*. F. BIpber
and wife. F. R: Lawtw and wife. O. E.
Ohasc and adfe. W, F. Strangvrays and
wife, and Drs. J. B. MarUa. Fiwnk
Moldsworth. I. A. Thompson. J. a
Oauattolt, F. J. MacNelt and Dr. Ik»y
ton and wUe of Grawn.
Deafnem Cannot_______

2Jrs.rsw.'S',

There to only oae way to cuiv deaf
wees, and tlmt to by conatltutlonal
remedies. D^neas Is caused by an
Inflamed eoildltlon of the mucous llniag of the Eustachian lube. >%licn
this tube to Inflamed you have a
bHag aound or Imperfeet hfwrtng. and
when It Is onttrelT cIoschI. deafness Is
fwstored to lU normal condition, hear
,lag will be di'simyed forever; nine
^ cases out at ten are caused by ca
larrh. which Is nothing but an In­
flamed coodItloB of the mocous sui.We will give One Hundw^ I
JUlU Catarrh Care.

Send for dccu-

. CHBKRT A CO„ Toledo. O.

WHAT TRADE WE HAVE WEIL HOLD

A BREAKF-AB-r WI-ri-iOOTOOOO OOFFEE

Fpurth-^Hc refers to a testim
that I gave them on mnolag an elfvalor by electricity, as 1 had one ta
my potato warehouse for eigl
months and it gave perfect sati
t»cn. What tiearlng has a potmto elf^
rator tu the street lighting I faU to
M-e. We are paying for 2.000 candle
poser light, an? we getting that ser­
vice for which wc arc entitled to?
O. W. Lardil
P. 8~I delayed aending in thto report waiting for the repost from the
apedal oommluee* appointed by the
council lo inveallgate the advisabUlty
of tbe city owMrablp of tbelr electric
light plant. Their report of June Ub
compares very farorshly with my flg«;
ores and farorable to the city owning

their own ptonL
^BAflB BAliU SPKDAY. Jnly •. at
Bowers Harbor. Pteree's Com Huskers
VI, Driroll Business Unlvermlly. Best
gams to the north tbls seasoo. Bteam*

OM.W. Lnrdto.
TmvcfM City, Micb, inly €.
nkifta
fiUSakiita

:zTZ

tbe «Mk at S p. m. Round trip tere

tim Mil
UMtorO*.

-eOTBOOK. WtotT SklUrt PWM

TRY A RECORD WANT AD

TRY A RECORD WANT AD

.. DM. MNYOKM

DE|NTIST

ftfiWOPPtCEOVER PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK

Is like a man without money, utterly valueless. Wc pride ourselves on the
good coffes we sell. The higher priced are the best llavored;. you can
choose from any of these. Best Java and Mocha 40c, Banner Java and
Mocha HOc. The Fcmdell coffes arc sold in three grades, ISc. 25c and :t-5c.
The Santos I8c. the Lion Brand IGc, the Arbucklcs IGt. Order a pound for
trial and wc arc sure to supply you steadily.
^ gi
8EWINO BY NIAOHINE

SOMETHING NEW
INCREASE YOUR ELECTRIC LIGHT

yciir-rv

F>Ef«

oKiM-r

WITH A SUN-BURST SHADE

ODR WINDOW

J. B, Paige Electric Co:

Is far easier than by hand. If you have never tried it, buy a While Sewing
Machine. Have you seen the new While Family Rotary Sewing Machine?
It is the most complete in every- detail and sells for 40.<N). The style with
five drawers and patent drop head sells for 35.00. If you can not come to
us drop us a line and we will send our special salesman who will explain
our most liberal terms

’

TIE HIWNIUI ft Ur

MERCmmE CMIPANV

msmmmum
,;uv

! »rr. 9tc$iniM,

tmwmbav, wu>a

dOO ENOUGH CUOTOIBl^
ifMPbpk)

y n pr«M baftotw tba tiat avaat
MAOCO «UiLTV TO CMAliai OT
wna Mabad. Ala b«i«:
T AMO iArniMr.
mt Na. 1-mn TtepaA Dpaad
nlarrl.. 14; Bndaoa. M: OaOlbA
U; Wood (P. C). 14: nmdiid (A. ai.

THERECORirSfillllEliY
OF MEN OF SUCCESS

Ml* Sty UMi HM

MO PARDON FOR MeOARRY.

fICCORO LOAD OF HUUAMt.

Mr awe iw e« ea* meama Mar
WLmm a Aaerawam
|

^ Stoamer Satweea
daaepb aad Cbiraga,

ZLS.SI J-

«a peeraAwt to Ae Date oC < *****
A famRy elacette mUdAMA I

SL Samd MaaTamad Omm HA App«ea.
tlaa for Clemaacy.

aty of Bealaa
I AA city oa her

» F. McQarry wtu aot be parTAe pardaa

to Ae mrgeai mad ot per* < tlee clemeacy.
takea froai AA port oa a; TbA aetkm oa Ae part of Ae

BAbt wtA a teBMrtl ^ I
M » I** beea cat to Lfiff. After Ae Q«a* rtga Ae impen aeceeeary to free Me*

^ coadiM ^Ae

t Hand (
IKJt ttd Sim tba altmatfra «f ua
dajilBiyi. H* took tb* aherMthra.
•tfiAda Am Lalsh R»br to tba rttar.
TW aaaa waa stoas la fall la Moddajli taaaa oC tba Baoord aad Moaday
•tartas CWaf oM«co Aalrtoa awaad
a wraat oa Strmbla bat aa StraMa
sroiM to abow ap la eoart Wadaaa.
day morulas ba waa DOt arfaatad. Cto
tba tsma ml tor the baartas Arable
did aot pat to aa appaaraaea aad

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Twenty Targata. Spaad Oap>-JarTl.. It; Hndn. 14; Ooillas. if; K
It; Haaalar. U.
tmd Tww-Cbrror, IT; Oamn. It;
It; BmAwm. U: Howea. 14.
■ad Tbraa-OBbait. It; Hal
IT; Trimble. 17; Vletmayar. li.
aad PowwReed. It; WaJtoa. If;
Pack. 16.
TblrdCm.
Twaaty Targata. Pqa^ Oaa -doaat,
IT; Hadaoa. U: Oolltoai^lt; Wood. If;
enalar. 11.
Bqaad Tww-^^arrer. It; Oamaa, U:
If: rnuumm, l»: Howea. lA
aad Tbreo-Ollbart. It; Baikca.
to; Trimble. II; VAtmayar. 14.
Sqoad Poor-BcA. U; Waltoe. It;
ack. 11; 8a:rioB. It; Powara. 17

St aaa fbaad that be had qolt work
at t;» that amratos.
It aaaam that la tba Maaatlaa Mrm.
Arabia aad Mra. GIbba amtbar <d tba
bay, bad baaa talbla< tba mattar orer
aad Mra. Ofb^ agraad to drop tbe
matter to wbleb tba city oAelaU
voold not coaaaat. Tba daat more
vas to try Ibe out-of4oara dods«.
Faarth Cvant.
vbtcb wtwld aot work oa tho chief of
Twenty Targau. Squad Ona-Jonaa,
potlea aad Amble abowad ap la coert
It: Hondaoa. 17; CoUAe. 14; Wbod.
Ala morales oa bla owe accord.
>: Hanalar. 15.
Squad Two-Canrer, 17; Oamon 16;
OltCVITlCA.
Cox. 16; Baatmaa. If; Howaa. If.
Ur. aad Mra John Ouatafeoa of
Bqoad Three-Ollbert. If; Halk
If; Trlmbla. 15; Vietmeyer. IS.
«tf of a Uttla aoa wbo arrlTcd tble
Squad Fbur-Reld. 18; Walloa, 16;
ock. 11.
iomtos.
Tba Oral Wood Dtob compaay wHI
Duafad Sirda.
;,W. R. croaby of OTbUoa. 111., wbo
vlra artdf aad orala. Moaday morales. antarad Aa firm aqaad 4hla mor *
Tba Qaaea City Implaaant compaay withdrew for tbe rematalng portloa of
noraAk*. Aoot as he wa. at
are aakmdlas a carioad of bassto« reto do good work wlA a borrowed gun.
baggage. AcladAg hto owa ftreOnaa Fc(!iq|ar Ala
A city bai pot oa
tba ‘majbat aj^t little booklet of arm. being loat between At. city aad
Trareraa bay St. Loal. where be lef^ TueAay erea.
Triran^ City %l Oraad
^
lag. Ha broogbt down tea oat of flfA tba ftm mttampi aad Aaa laid
Oflkmr Baatar^ look la cbarta aa
ledlae Ala imoAas wbo had bace aride all work for tbe momiag.
oara. Croaby aad Fred Gilbert of
parUklas of too much of the blood of
Spirit Lake. Iowa, lead all expert. A
Pera Marqoatte world*, record which can aot be
4#ilt%dtu Citjr ta balnc corarad wlA Mr. Croaby baAg high expert at Aa
laapoUa Aoot laat weak with a
Tba prostomB for Aa oomtos yaar record of tff out of 300 birds aad Ala
"for WWoamaa dob ara bow ready wa. followed ^y Ae latter*, record of
AnAibe ladlae eaa s«t Aam at Ae tf6 oat of 300 Mr. Croaby furtbar
IhMUi'topper to be bald at Mrs. T. added AnraU to hto cap by Aa
Iff straight after mlaalng Ae flmt
- *Mb lady wlU plaaaa brlof her owa target
Ralph Trimble of OorAgtoa. Ky. U
plate balfe. fork aad apooa.
LUle. Ae i-year^)ld'aoB of A. J. WIK making many frAada. bariag Aa aaAualaam whAb mean, auecaat A
line attempted. Mr. TiimbA bold.
^
last erealas aad laflicted a eex
col OB hU head which required the at Kentucky cbamptoaAtp. haTlng woo It
for Aree anccnlve time... which
L phyaldaa,
; Tba Trarema Tractloa compaay li
hdraady keown aad lu aervices aousbt
Fred 8. Poster of Lansing l» A Ae
attar by paopla far from Ae city. Tbe
compaay reoeired a telegraph mea- gaAe aa a repreeenlatlre of tba Win■age fiom Lewi. H. Mlaer of Bprlag
beld. 111., aaklag that accomiaodatloa Maaara. Croaby. Ollbart and Trimble.
for Are paiaeager. from tbU city to
________ R. O. HeUte. of Dayton. O..
Old MiMloa doadar.
Tba Panama caaal quesUoa Va. dU- U greriAg old frAnda and making
eusted la tbe Budaeu ualrerdty thlt good record, against Ae mrong %
^moralag. Tbe polat* touched upon which take the Wrd. for a high nr.
were: y^hyjrm It cboeen in prefer- Mr. Helkea repreaenU tbe U. M. C. 6o.
eace to Ae Nlcarasuan route? How of Bridgeport. Conn, J. B. Reed, repdid wo obtain the right of way and Ae reaeatlng tbe Peter. Cartridge
commercial aad political adTaatages? paay of Detroit U aa expert wbo ba.
Tbe topic of Ae RuMian>IapaBeae war many friend. In the Rod aad Qna club.
Amqag tbe xUIUng amateara who
wlU be bagoB tomorrow momiag.
'e familiar figure. A thA city. Dr.
' SbcHff Lnca. of Battle Creek ar
rl?e4 In th© city la*i oTenlng aad took Hudson and Will Janrta (alA. Joaea)
aa automobile to Rlk Rapldt thi. of Grand Rapids, tbe latter making tbe
morning*, record though h
moralag where he arreted Bert Klmr.
wbo U wanted «n Battle Oeek.
capped by a bad knee which be wean
A ajdaster cart, hence nrtag crui
SOO Dead Indian, goon to be Dug Up. aad*pl«aty of grit to make a go of it.
Mora Aaa WO bodle. of Wyandotte Hiram CoUA. of Grand Rapid. A
Indtoaa are to ba exhomad la Huron lag a good amatcor record aa well as
caatotary. oaa of tba oMaat todiaa P. C. Wood and, John Oox of Detroit,
barytog groaad. to Kaama. loeatad la two of Ae beet amatean A Ae stale.
Aa oaatar of Aa biiMaeaa dUtrict of Among tbe Tlallort to be greeted for
Kaaaaa aty. aad are to ba reUUarred Ae ftnt time by Trareiae aty si
A caataCarlM to Kaaaaa and A
men A Sam Howe, of BattA Creek,
diaa TarHtory.
Tba old barytag wbo A here wlA A R. Hanrier of Ae
grooad. coatalnlag two acree, will be tame city, wbo A making AA yiaiA
aoM aa a alta for a boalaea. block. It Aoot a. be did tbe laat
te ealaad at mom Aaa $160,000. and
Tbe figure which ntand. out as a
Aa aala of Haroer camatary wa. ft
Teteraaal tbe baaAaasoa Ae Rod aad
daoldad apba at a maaUng of Wyaa* Goa club grounds todar A W. H Ow
doite ladlaaa. Tba land ba. baaa bald
. the noted Artlgator of AA day’s
A tnmt by Aa Ualtad Btala. gorara. sport A MIebAan for It was be wbo
organAed Ae firm trap .boot oa MIA
Fire bnndred Adlaaa will ratam to Aaa aoU fully thirty yean ago. Mr.
Aalr old hantAg groaad. here to .u- Ouaua A a pigeon hunter of tfly
parrAa tba axhnmlag of Ae bodlee
yean ago. and ha. many a gameqr taA
tbelr aaoaatora—New York World.
up bU Mertra .and tboogb be i
reached Trarerae aty A hA plgeoa
boata. be aUte. tint be often followed
Tarntr girl, tell a good oae on aa
endeat and vtfmWe laatractor of them Dearly aa far norA as tbU Acapaleontology at that AatlAtAa of tloa. He aaya that It was a part of
A« Amlly blood to boat plgeou
Imrnlug.
Prom Ham Immeaaoti
Lad been bla caatoo at rectAtAi
be baa oae cooaA wbo ba. fdllowmi
call oa Ae yoaag ladle. A alphabetical Ae timid bird up Into Canada
order, begiaalng at tbe beglnnAg of AArica. from there down Ae weetam
the alphabet each new tena. and calV
coart Ato South Amarica toom Ae
Ag OB three papUa each day. It did
mit take the girte eeiy loeg A ggare latter pAce all grace of Ae man and
Ae wild pA«m ba. beea lort eo that
oat jaat when tbelr tarn VoaM e
aad neglect or prepaie the lean ac- at prewat neitber are knowa of A
cordtagly* After many yeaia of AA
aytoam tbe profeoww waa ahockad and
gHerad to bnd eat bow tbe yoaag
“«ace yea are not to be troatod," be
added aolemnly. -f .hall fool yea by
M
Hereafter
1 Oban be«A at Ae ead Of the aIpbaM
and pa backward.-- PbUaddphto
nr A MfCOIID WAKT Aa

FOR

TbA obmrraace ba. bna auAarty

Tbe afiemooab ceeaU did wH begto
untU 7 o cloA wbaa Ae Art exeat at
tbe momiag. AeftfA. WlA twealydtoe
targau waa abot ot. W. R. Cioaby.
wbooe traak bad arrirmi dartag Ae
aoeo hour, was ready wlA bA tnmtj
companioa to pick off blfda at eh

caetdme they fom
The eeceod cw
duke*, family A l

eoau oae dollar per pameager to equip
wlA these safely appliances Prwrtdeat ]
Graham of tbe company requested that j
tbe rtsamcris capacity be cut to
‘

THAT

TIRED

FEBUNa

TRY A RECORD WANT Aa

for which tbe

Robert I>eaA. an KT rrar-oUl trades
man at Epwwu.
the annual
____ nee for tbr Derby for tbe eevraty*
deFrt-

tkm of AA paAtlal neideace.
paartng tbrougb Ae city for Ae ftnt -N«
Ane to Aare a boreeAoe at At cartA PU.
.U the cartom was ta rogae to Ae
sJxteeoA century, when Qaeea BUnabrA bmcif left a boneahoe Aste. It A

entire flock WlA true aim. A. R. Heaaler of Battle Creek left at 4:30 fev Mil­
waukee. wbqre a meuage called him
to hla broAer Max. tying «!. who. It
will be remembered, was to AA dty
at lart Augart*. toamament. Floyd
CgrtBaa of Ae Manertoaa Rod aad
Gun club entered aU ereau aad did
good work.
FlfA KveaL
Twenty-ftre Targeu. Sqdad One—
Joaea. M; Hudeoa. 18; Collin.. 16:
Wtood. 26.
Squad Two—Canrer. 24; Otmun. 28;
Oox. If; Bartman. IS.
Squad Tbree-Croaby. 23; Gilbert.
25; HeAee. 24; Trimble. 25; Viet­
meyer. 20.
Squad Foui—Mrid. i6; Walloa. 16;
Peck. If.
Slath eveaL
Plfteea Targeu. Squad One—JarvU.
12; Hodeoa. 12; ColUna. 12; Wood. 12.
Squad Two—Canrer. 12; Oamua. 6;
Cox. 11; Baatmaa. f; Howea. 12.
Sqoad Three—Croaby. 12; Gilbert.
IS; Helkea. 11; TrimbA. 13; Vlrtmeyej. 13.
*
/
Squad Four-Reld. 12; Walton. 13;
Peck, 10; Saxton. 6; Power. 10
SevanA CveaL
Twenty Tantola. Squad One-Jonea,
If; UudMO. 16: Collin.. 17: Wood. 17^
Aa tbe Record went to pres, there
remained three full erenta and the
baAnce of tbe aerenth event, both
day. to bare ten evenu each with 200
bird, each day.

pamed through Ae city AA noon oa
her way to AppAgate. SanUac coaaty
Mrw J. Buabey of 616 Randolph
street left thA morning for Hackley.
WIs.. where .be will spend two months
with relatlxcs.
Frank G. Boyd, wbo A whh Barnes.
Crosby A Co. engraving boose of Chi­
cago. arrived AA noon tor a few days*
outAg with bA old friends here, and
A accompanied by Scott C. Ridgeway
of tbe Long-Crticbfield corporation of
Chicago.
' Miss O. E. Spencer, wbo A employed
A the offlee of J M. lUakealeo left ;
AA noon for St. LouA. Mich., where |
Lion. Mrs
Ae will spend her
Miss 8pmBelle OitBtoo will asi
:
cer’s duties for Ae pi
’

chcx:taw punishments.
Tte OMBh Is i sad M

I Ciallty

-WWA A tbe CbocAw Nathm.- aald
a traveling man to a Hoaston Voet re­
porter. -I saw a sight that Impressed
knows. Ac
sAed tbelr

A Eagletowu,
town away off tbe railway
neighborhood of tbe Arkansas line, and
ohnost Instantly 1 resUxed tliat som«thing out of Ae ordinary was going on.
for tbe pAce aeem«d to swarm with
ViKUi inquiry I was|
Uwny
PERSONAL.
H was si*uteoce day and <
that tbe IndA n court would deni wlA
Mr. Bra Secor-.nd son Hamr hare
nrst one Indian after
brought before the Indian
arrired from St. LouA. M6.. for a rAlt
oedl
with ,\In. Secor'g motber. Mra. W. J.
Parker.
O. MePbearKin of Walton waa in Ae
city yerterday.
Jack aad BdwA ^lAon of Detroit
-In aU mAdemeanor case. Aey whip
-Aal is. s person coorlcted of a cer
aad Mn. L G. Winnie of AA city.
mb«s.
F. K. Baatmana of Mancelona wa. Alu offense receives so
a big
They would Uke the prt
to Ae city yeaterday.
oak tree. Ato tbe body of wbUh
L. O. SmlA of MaaAtee apent yee^
been driven an Iron pA corv*
terday In Ae dty as a guert at Hotel end about two feet above tbe average
RHittng.
man’s bead. and. after tying bA bands
M. Broaaoa of Nesaca City wa. In together and strtppAg Ae itrisouer to

Ae cliy yertertay.

O. W. Oardlacr of Elk Rapids wa. A
Ae dty OB a buslnea. trip yeeierday.
MA. Violet Voice of Bmplre retamed to her borne AA morning after
■pecniag a .bon time to Ae city.
r. LoweU of White dead paatod
Afoogb Ae dty yerterday oa kA way
to Mayfield, where be wUI apead a few
days.
Rer. Mell TroUer of tbe Rescue MAaloa of Grand Rapid. A spending a
few day. at Ae UnJrenalAl remHt. a
guest at Ae B A. Stowe cottage.
W. H. Nuttall of ManAtee waa A
tbe dty today oa a rtmrt buaAem trip.
MAa Margaret Brookmeycr of Ato
dty left AA aooa tor TbompeonrlUe.
where ate win apead a few day. and
from wbeea ate wA go to Crystal
Beaebreaort.
A. Q- Sergusoa. wbo has been rep
reaentlng Ae OkA Motor Works A
AA dty tor the
turned to Drtroit
Mm C. W. Phot of WnilamAarg A
A tbe dty today.
Mra. P. a OoMamlA of Suttoaa Bay
was A the dty today oa a Aort boslaeastrip.
Mfa. J. B. Pmmaa and Marter Robin

Studkor of qrnad RapMa. wte-teve
boea rAtttog Ae family of J. A. Meatogno of AA city returned to tbelr
borne AA momiag.
Jamas WoodworA left AA momiag to
apete Ae day ftAlag oa Carp lake.
^m C. A. HotobkAs of Ornad Rap*
Ma. wbo ha. bam Ttoltlag Mm A. K.
HaaB. of AA dty rrtamed to bar
temetbA aooa.

Mm Bmert nag of Otettel^JAte

tbe tree A an upright posldoo. and
tbeo tbe IndAn offleer would Uke bA
great rawhide strap, soaked and pre­
pared for tbe purpose, and apply It
WlA Atense rigor on tbe back of Ae

The tenure of Ibe Lee and CamwaA
eetstes depends on a remarkable func­
tion. Every year a race has to be run
on tbe vlIAge gn?«n, tbe wAner beAg
rewarded wlA a red storking. If no
competitors enter for tbe event tbe
member of tbe family wbo owns tbe
•sute must run tba txjarse himaelf. lu
Uea of wblrh be would be required to
forfeit tbe iiroperty.
Only one |.«er A permitted to irtsA
an armed bodyguard, and Ibat A the
DukeofAtbolL At BAlr castle. PermAire, are two companies of reUloen.
tbe reguAtkm height for admAsion to
oo»* being six fert one and a half locbes
and to tbe other five feet tec and three- i
quarfets lncbe.i. and the periodical A- j
speitioo of Ala Uuie army A always ,
event.
AltbotRib It A really Illegal for any
sub>ect of tbe realm. Aled or other­
wise. to maintain an armed force not
A the service of tbe government. Ac
^j^lm of the Duke of \Aoll was rc-oe- i
a^ed by Quern VUtu^ A 1M4, when \
sbe pre-entM a set of colors to hA
hodyguard.
Very romantic A tbe rustom which
has been observed for ages t*y tbe mar
qnlses of AUrsbory on tbe occasion of
a rislt from any member of Ae royal
family to tbelr family seat at Saver*
nake forest. Tbe royal guest U provid­
ed with an Ivory driukAg vessel for
we durtag Ae riatt. which be A after­
ward requested to take away aa a mc^

subsequent visit, the estate beAg
crown grant-stray Stories.

I\sit tells of tbe auju»iug experisiice
of a literar}' friend lutu whose family
a seventh child <-ame Ast summer.
The family were at Aclr country
wise, and for a time a good deal of
Ae care of tbe other sU cbiklrvu de*

t^rhlldrea of tbe Fa races married to
CbrtatAn maira srtn net be mugbAad

1 lot m< 1-. Linen C..lla«,

FOR SALE—At

.............OshlSc
July C 3f

LOST—Small purketbook eonuAlug
about $2.25 in silver. Kader. pUwse
return to Hanuah A Lay s drug
store.
Jbne 6 It*

A few Urn
only.......

'^'^NTEO-A compcicnl girl for

■ t* kriaX tkb
aw*
itly kafontlM pM*l* *r Travers*
City, w* will yUc* ** aU f*r *m w**k.
tk* B*w«st
fiMst *M*rta*Bt*rt*U*t
s**psisaU tk* IrailBX ftoral *4*rt . .

Jit lOc Per Box
M*a*7 iMk if T*« Ara DissatbfM
SM OUa WIITDOW

Jobtison Drugus fismt
€o.st.
July o-7-e-lO-l2

The child oU
‘“Tv'L? a^S*
^ ^ ^ ^

^ t»<MwlA-

At tbe Aslant of tbe duckAg. how­
ever. a brawny band seUed Ae Spar­
tan father by bA aboulder and flung
him bark, while tbe angry voice of tbe
roared In bA eara:
“Here, none of that: I*U have tbe
Aw on ) ou for AA! *
-And.** aaid tbe Uteraiy man. Tt
took me half an hour to coavlnce that
man Aat 1 waa not trying to drown
tbe AlkL Even Aen be wasn’t whol­
ly coovAced. To tbe very Ast mA-

oa tbe appeoadb of danger,
an athlete and flgbt like a 1

Igan galAe wbac on looktag at a;pte of
grtndba wbkb a coapla of .gaUilaM
bad hroa^teto uampw
I wires
•fold.
Aat

1 Jot .upi-rior .W «kirt.

w. T. aoxsaacB.

cbaractsrtstica axe atrtklng. and Itt life
there an outety. AU .boat tbe tree bACory. ao far aa we know It, A curiwetv gatbeted tbe frieads and apec- oaa and Ataraating. It A aakl to bark
Atora. and Ae manner A wbkb they
guyed tbe unfortunaA was a caution.
They bad abaolutely no mercy, and I
waa infonucd Ast tbe tongue Asblugs
ed as betag teatold srucse than tbe

^^ed sewing
WANTED-An
girl. Also an i
ntlce gtrt. Mrs.
C. L. Rice 220 Park 8i.. city.

Coilet Soap Spocial Sale

*T*bese blows were dealt only Croai
tbe elbow, but tbe force used was
-WaaL 1 dnnde about that I dunmx
amply evidenced by Ae twAUag.
You got alx besides AA * **
aquInuAg coolortAos of tbe victim.
While Ae blood did not come, great
red welts were plentlfuL and tbe paA
One of Ae meet pecoUar flabM
was fully manifested, but not A aaa
American sraters A the **Jobnxiy Grii>*
alngle AsUnce did I note am outcry.
die.** or dogfish. jAt mors geoerally
The guilty. brtA tl

Tt used to be tbe cane that tbe In­
dian comts or. to spesk wlA greater
accuracy, tbe tribal courts, bad power
to AfUct capital punAhmeat. and tt

WANTED—To purchase a small farm
from 40 to fO acres. Write with full
particulars to George A>Ilngrr. 426
W. North 81. Fbsturla. Ohio.
July

an* iro xrate be
teaaa;1iy *otote

la tbe matter of i

Wy «4t

HaiiAtaa CMbIte On.
^ »

30c Yd

30c Yd

PresdeSoie

Is like Taffeta in ever>-thing but price. It does a
Taffeta service in many ways~makes a better
wearing petticoat, shows to equal prettiness as a
slip skirt and means s superior lining to a» over
garment, because it won't pull, break or lose'its
sprightly lustre—there's a guarantee that sa>'s it
won't. PRES DE SOIE is soft and sUky. lustrous
and serviceaMc. lu price is -one-third that of a
Taffeu and iu dependabUity three times more cer­
tain than sUk. *We have it in all colors, also a
beautiful bUck

1

»TMvisM cmr.
4JNOOLW8 TACT.

tmuimoay. july c

F^Missirp)

LMk Fw tbe arms Vnr

MimitS 9PMMT A COOL itILLION

^ ca*y mark for the
adotoenuor. Yocr proteciioa lies in the brand
on the keg. **Shipinan”
b 100 per cent. pure. Buy
it yourself or insist upon
your painter using it.

SOverton. Ookk.^July €.—Ones ta a
while there Is n vartsnt from tbe esfabIfsbed order of Ulags in tbe mining
Industry. For tbe moot part, mining
means risk. It means tbe lavcsuaent
nisSl tbe third yoittlL vba at
> to Ur. i<qr. wbol oaoe fell in with the eimwtkm. -SW
U solBC to he war. aad Mr. LMcala
taken fully tnU w
vbow la fact, WMM <iu)te an latett- ; ^
;1 ^Dot
»d« reiiow.
fellow, wer?
wer^ more expiicn
explktt ue ' aence.
•
ai# SBarx tUera. aeltber the attendence j was g)r«« the llopkias yell and told to I to kao
More
tbit ereflhs aor ^ adr.nce aaW of < bare bU men prolU-leot tn Oile and
Mon abuee followed from tbe tan
aome other drtalto when the time for j fallow.
I for the wert bad
.
**Xew look bora.** ^ broke la yoaac
H>e futke in front nf the HMmr caat {actloo arrived.
.Ibetr eym oi ir tbe ticket rack aad I -i. tbe ai«ctatoro ware Ikllac oat WIm. after the atSBiaeat bad g« oa
ftom tbe matUiae at 4 SO o*dock amoiis i for a i|m41 -Frad and 1 bera are sulac
ctuae to tbe
Cbem were oor caraldMd meadi of the to that recaptloa Umlglit. and-yoa ara
beati IH in ttirougb - fobif with ua.**
kad then |iaae«d out
Ibe apaboC of tbe aiatter wae that
that point thluce are II-1 Into tbe auditorium from behind the | the three yoonc men went to tbe ra^
abir to b« doinff la tbe good old
j pHnae. boaaa. Out on tbe street and , caption and lined up with aereral hon
llB# wilbln a rery Umlted npaea of; before |be crowd bad dlapataad tbay | dred otbera to peat Piaaldrat Lincoln,
UMi lb«
bor* o6
a. JaOcnoB'a
pay- i ware ready far boatuaaa. ta«laulBg Ot tbe
time, and
tbe boye
,
If Ifav -rere MM the aatfUatt at j with what I a«i|.paea was totradad far | uawl fltat la tine, with bla band* bald
Sm aset at thins, wetr rartaialy not ;tbe onlretalty
yeU
............................................................
reanlotely behind bla tack.
fUkathla;
-1*U go.** be bad gnaQy aald. -bat I'U
-lUk. rah. nJi!
never abaka bands with blm.'*
roadualoD that what waa modoa for j
jn*© ar* weglowly tbe three aoutbemers loiaaed
. good, fat pnwe nuticw waa aome iw^ *“*
up with tbe line until tbe Ull fellow
-------------------------------------------- --------------- Man. ^
stood opposite tbe iiresldent Ills two
I tbe
For ihe hunch
J. IL U.
mends waited breatbleasly for tbe
ckunilag from tbe orcbeetra nor tbe cnt
•W coone, pobUc attcatioo wma at axpactad or tbe onexpacted, they
coUa from tbe gallery, but aomethlng coca centered on thU bowUng mob of acarcOy knew which.
that would aet the town to talking. We
The preoidaat iwacbed out bis hand.
fellowekepc
tbongbt kmg urcr tbe rartotn acbemaa
IW tall fellow, wtlh his hands still hi•aggemad, but none of them appeared
alley at tbe aide of hind him. looked tbe president straight
to br |08t the proper ane fur tbe par- tbe tbeatar. He waa immediately mn^ In tbe eye and with a i>rond toss of
paaa. Boddeuly die ofllci. b »y. who waa rounded by tbe Bu|>klna coterie, who tbe bead paaaed oo without taking tbe
•a redrlBg 4a tbe n«iial run of olftca
ontstreicbed band.
bora aruODd a theater, butted In with.
Wigr. why doo*t you have him draggedr
- a>ragied-wbafa tbatV I aaked.
and than a marry twinkle leaped to his
*1l*by. bate him roebed after tbe
eyaa, oa be bad divined tbe cause of tbe
He‘« tb« atuff
oa by a bowUng
madMe tbla aftemooa
For me and you—
are them ut
unbltcb
mob of admJrecu. Hare
bla boraea and drag him off to bla hotel
with tbelr own handa. And any. gae
•W’all. air. before Jeffeieoa bad time
wbla. I've r>t U! Let tbe bunch that to recovar from bla aurprlae they aatadom tt ba Job
ad and caniad blm to tbe carriage, cut
- That ain't bad
tbe traces and turned tbe boreca loaae.
and. shouting and bowling, suited uj)
ad tbe
ly. ‘but wbera are you golog to get tbe atreet madly, with the driver on tbe tbe prealdent .Vnd then and there,
your Jutma Hotiklnt boyat You don’t box and tbe actor InaMe. foUowed by a before tbe assembled tbroog. be turned
think they're lying around walling to mob of hundreds. They pulled him to
turn Ihcmaeh-ea Into a I
his hotel and then as ba alighted gave
chariot chaacre, do yool
him cheer after ebeer.
-Mb, aay. you're dead alow.* repned
-Mr
tbt ofllce boy. with every lodicatloo Ignorant of tbe true character of bis
lalltUe
Ue|
i from tbe steps of tbe hotel. In; be added, putting out his hand again
Utaa I'll have you tbe greatrat
i which be spoke of tbe drama and art and amlllng kindly Into the eyes of the
and three or four other things which i
of atudenta you ever aaw.*
tbe town very wan bis bearers did nut know tbe meaubig ‘
-Not knowing the
I am set bv me
g« uy me
then. I was puxxled at b<.w Hopkins of. but which were cheeml to tbe
atndants were to ba found on Maxab \ echo.
And tbe aoutbemer, completely over­
-Nstorally we saw to It tbst tbe om come, took tbe extended hand. Nor did
Market apace and aald so.
•'•WTiy. they aln*l students st sU,* doeSant e>v of tbe preaa ^Ud not over be ever again speak 111 pf Mr. Uncoln.
etplalnad tbe sll k ring tittce boy. ook this Interesting piece of news of
Johns Hopkins university boys
They're bums, tbe worst lot of eaa
The Great City.
tbe towi^ and there are boaoiiug tbe vetersn actor, and If ^
vr misses; It can never miss
troub to look
bundirds of them. For 50 <^u a bead ^} wUl take the trouble
. It loves nobody: It m«eds iu>for tbe day you can gvt an oMbem you newspaiKTs of that day you
liody; It tolerates all tbe tyi«^s of man­
want. Get thirty or rtrtv. dress tbem j that tlM-y gave ample apace to the i»erkind. It bas imlaces for tbe great
Wire 0aAm\oriag to cmuii.
-It WM ymn a»i lo BslUmort J«f*

taM
Ob a Uo«U/ iiistit to
•Sip A’an WtokK* aaO. aliboufti be
vaaliiwura
biwajra a ih
IRliM
Ium tarorite
farorlte wun
wltb w
tbe^

I cwtumerWbsggy tn>uw.ra all
runitd up at tbe bottom, short coaU
wltb a aouthweatem cxpoautc. dinky
hau wltb colotad Iwods. Jaunty little
fried egg caps and sassy, slap-on-lbewrist sortt of canes—and tbe w»««'n be

j -Our college boys of tbe hour, wlth^
| one or two dlsbonorable excvptlous.
^
| who wicrlllced tbelr dlnDcm and
for tbe fashionable toggery we bad j
us inc
one ma^
i loaned them, rei^lved tbelr due reward i
i snd thim went back to their nwus-1 wooaermiiy open minuca. on surx-eswak-oines
Its
king going
; tomed luiiinifc n*dy to *lr. tbolr « bto-W* brean to .ppewlat. tb. fwlbll- kcr» tnr pUj »nUl •notbor adnac. to be crowned. Its geocral who bas
Ux of Ibr KtuiD. «nd won w«» coo-1 nun nbonld -doc Ibeu wltb n t.aipt- given It a province, lu enemies who
rrrtfd lo IL I miut ndmlt. hoiroTw.' tns offer of sold nnd tood.”-Wn.blD«

il
Lf. WfolMUm

SOLO BY

HANNAH A LAY HER.

..u.......

•ext winter, as be. pitived hlaaactf to
rtghl maa while vUlilng here la Saa
Autonlo. Mr. ifoater has mpde a host
of frtewds la Tisans. and I sincerely
hope that be has some In your etty.
The nd. referml to In Ihe sheet
calkHl the Eagle should have rend
"Range Uraad Judge." I do oot know
how a printer could make such a aalstake as to mUiake the wcird * lUnge"
for -Rouge." Now. you stale in your
letter that you are a frU-nd of Mr.
Foster's; I wish yon would prove your­
self such by going to ihU sht*ct and
have them n>rrecl tbe erri>r that they
made If you wHl read th.- ad ctirrectly you win se<? that they La\t
spelled "Critter.- "Crt-ticr.- showing |
a lack of education to cause them lo
make such an error. You will do me a
favor by telling Judge
friends
how thU error was made in that
pap* r.
Hoping that I will have the pleaMurt<
of hearing from you and that you wiD
try to right this mailer for Mr. IfosUT.
I remain
Yours truly.

BIG BISE BIU GIME
Com Huskers Will Croas BaU With a
Profassiooal Taam at Bowers
•Harbor. Bunday.
Pierce's Cum Huskers will cro^s
bats with the U troii Business unlver
sit> team 4t lUiwi-rs Hurbor. Sunday .
The team fn»m ix irolt U made up of
prufv^^ional players an.1 siU und'nihtcjly gUe the Huskeis a hard rub. Tb^
tw i steamers, Columbia and CTeaceni.
will ruu to the harbor ws a large crowu
U eAiK*cied to attend the game.
TI;N will IM- the l»e*l game of the

Thv EnM, ..rothor, followed fr^.ror. —"
lloo, to Iho Irt..-r. but .h.. uk.. ofl"“- ‘•>H-uruK.."...m ta.i . bl« vro..o
gi'ld. alwtys "Just a Uule way ahead.”
pcrilstcnily failed to matertal»u“. At :;nc and C.V iifgllgtH* nhlrts for.b...3»
Uu«t, after the expenditure
more Il.tKt bhlrt.s at..................................... 68
than ♦!.000.000 and driving Into the
Haramon ridhlng tVi.
mountain 4.100 feet, bankruptcy over­
jtl) C-lf
took the operators anO the property
was sold. The only person known to
have materially protUtMl by the ven
lure wnH the N.-w York mcHlium. who
is Kald tt» have rereived sodit-ihlnK like
ISU.tKHi for advloi* and sympathy. Dur­
ing the oiK-ratlon of the property, no
seertn was made of the "aystemunder which the development work
lone, nnd the result was that the
miners finally iK-came so imbued with
the spirit idea that none of them
would work li^lhe lumu l alone, and
there were frequent tah-.*< of strange
nolaes and shadowy form.s In various
liarts of the i>roperty. Toaard tlic
when customers dc€*nd of the Ennis brothers career It
liocame difficult to obtain miners lo
maind the B K S T.
ork in the pniperty at all.
Steady call for the
For years the mine laid Idle. Two
years ago. however. It luuisej Into the
handa of practical mining men who.
r a ay atem other than ‘ splrauallstlc" have opened up several good veins
of lead, silver and copper. And lu-fore
the close of the present seaaon. they
hid fair to pW the old mine In the
frtint rank of the rtiuniy's pn»durer*.
U la now one of Ihe most proinlMng
Uie whole dUirlel.

JULY
irs A GOOD SIGN

much beThis U not
metamonihaelng a lot of tramps Into
A Csi« at
bUttMWome coHegs Isds. but our task
All tbe afternoon the brig rolled on
_____________
turned out to be not so difficult aftar | tbe long swells,
whichhourly gn'W 1 canse, aliice ft Is so vast It ha* nuan.
Ilwavlcr.
agaliut tbe bori- <U«<« for aU ptarer. Itfor^Uvrry
1 heavier. Tl»x
Thr 80 rrnt. wa. an allurins pmpo- non, .«nn« onward b^tb the
attSuo to Jmirt of tbe Brntl«u«> of and aw.pt paat with tb. unr.l.ntlue ; tb. «wl. of thlnf* any human acblw
Itlaar. 'wbotn w. found couffrrtatad ! pwnlattmcy that M»nad th. .mbodl 'm«.t «>»*/» very smalL-Hucpfer'a
aiound tb. bongbohw of tb. beer bar- I meot of vlndlctlT. hat*. A ««le enu : “Sotil of I.oudon.
Mb mut rwently .J«-tod from tbe b# eotnbatrd. but In tb. amen of a j
U
part of ,
With which
‘ ‘iMdpless.
‘
fver
iPqolred^im
the vcaafl cried
We gv>t
____________
.8.00^
gether thirty or forty and marched canvma
tlittcd and
BapiiHl like the! old veteran.
tbfftm all to an insUtiitlon cwlletl the Wings of A huge bird vainly trying to I
rue from the waves; tveiy block rat- j chevrons with the imlni
' Wortiti
beeu In late yeara tthalthvvsdoB
Ud them waslKd and shavad mid put
always did, but tbe i
auled ciiock aft. analched ot Its sheets | TU* i
ta apide pie order. si> that aorae
for years bad the BpUU down. It's
them looked almost respectable by the
oaly istely that the chevroo has been
lime we got throogh, one great bulk­
andetatood.
Tbe cfaevruo U luberltid
ing Mlow. whom we wanteil at the
;tUt of. crock- from tbe feudal days and meant a roof.
coma the
iMder of this giy and care free agirrogatlon. refused absolutely for a time eiy. iBd the blue aet. dlpBwd up A man who bad rank enough to he a
noncommlaalon«l
oAcqr was retiulrad FHenda In tan Antonio. Taxaa, Seek
to fwrt with hit whlskeri and only coo- thiuogh the acupparo swashed back
to Have e Oood Time With
OMted to the aacrlfice when we toM and forth across tbe main deck. By to be a freohokter, a man wbo owned
the root over hU bead. Tbe cherroo
Quertl^Mt Reauttw
him wa were going to pay him $5 to eight bells every atiteb of convna had
i been furled or clued U|» lo save IL and tapraocuted a gabled roof. Iba prlcopula the bunch
_ _
_________had been the hrtg lay roHlug la the dark hoUowa ratea owned no boom. Tbe Increaae In
A few days ago on advertisement apa drunken
bomc.-U rank for different grades of noocomb»y Irtfta* totrtber . .nlUW. wnrd like
Uk. .
^k«« aalfor’reeling
IMII
mlasloaed ofllcers was measmad by peaml In the focal ucwsjatpers which
rob. for onr llttl. compnny. Tbet. ! F~k Took.-r In Cnturj.
additional roofs, tbe sergeant for Inht to eetabllah the whereabouts of
wn. a attln« oo pneou for tb. next
E. A. Poster, well known In this city.
ooe for the lance cocporol You'U Bad The advertisement alarmed sumo of
that nearly all of those mUltary devlcoa
commonly
worn
Mr. Foster's friends and numerous let­
■colon tai ftnhmon tbot wooU boe.
ha re aome origin of hlatarical lutotoM.Mod tb. »own of Tab, narrard.
ters were wrilicn to Texas to ascertain
rtlBcXao OBd BivkUia aU rolbd Into
what was meant In the suggestive md
OBO Xt wqiilrad no Uttb akUl to nato
Tcrtlsemenu.
The following . from
In hli diary as a singular
What a queer old earth It U! Down one of the perpetrator* of the Intended
that at tbe FTench
IB Martinique we have a safety ralvo
waU.forsllth4t Whan wa Itood the church at the Sgroy be oaw. on HepL In wicked old Moot Ptalee. which Jolc^ U self explanatory and will prove
gang up wa Botlead that the tronaaia r». 1082, wbmt he bad never seen be- bekhce oot death ,to thoaaooda oa the of Interest as well as to show how
of a few haidU reochad to tha oiM I fure-vla. a plergymau prcarttlng with •plrtt morea her. and away up in Alao- popular Mr. Puster Is in Son Antonio:
hat off.
mad cauaod ooa tovatmitaruy to
j hit —
Dear SI-—I received your letter of
ka there Is another oo Unimak laland.
anthor of the period
that tba tailor had a«B.brtt* to bar* Another
Ano
June 2Cih. and was indeed thankful
toriMd tbam down InotMd of tff>. and wma
that you took the pains to write me
!«• aod tbar. a atndoora toaa wo^ whan
concerning this lltUe Joke. I am very
■Mk to iMOTo at ant huid tbot hb
sorry that It U owing to the lock of
ri»aa raall^ coDtalbad foot Bot ^
eduoatlon or Ignorance on the part of
IIL 11’hen WlUlom. however,
tbe people of your paper that pat this
moved to audible rvBectkm by this in* foond the Doteh habit caueed offeoea
od. la that the errpr occurred. I wrote
dkatloo of
the ad. for that paper as nothing more
brave yoong man
or lean than a Joke on our Wend. Mr.
Wther ; P«orm and then pot on hla hat for the
PMter. as we had not heard fiom him,
we thought It would atlr him up by)
■orvivad
theee two ads. ‘The genHaamn who
tb*oaa<«bb«atMtoob*d.
Iln Tniro *tmwli mo UU ao tba
pot the ad. lo your other paper waa
»*K«r. MitbOMO,- aald ona ofotmoa

JOKE QBE. A. FOSTER

^^'"i^o^rdSir’tirCt

PCOfU

Uvea with klo pomU at «11 What
Smracth atiwic. aom wtih a painful acddaiM lam ovoalag. He «oa..pMying
whh soom of hla frtenda la a nclghborwyaxd and stepped aa an upturned
j ganlea rake, one UxXh of which pcoeI tToted kis left foot, lattlctlog aa ugly

-1

lS6Sutd<ltS«rMl
teeday la the cil| louklng after hoslDeu Interests. %
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CANTILK CX).
cash and the employment of much
kaid labor. eadloM tboogbt and many
oaxloasdnya. And Ibe end. too ofieo.
U merely n bole ta tbe ground, a salle
or eo of undergroand tnanel mod a
choice collection of blasted hopes In
memory of humanity's ovcrpoaerlog
ambition to get rich culck.
Tbe eaceptlon to this rule Is usally
one of almorbing Inlereal, as witness
tbe Ule of tbe Ennis brtNbers. who
sunk one million dollars In ibeir
search for a fabuloas spirit mine and
at tbe last, when tbelr resources were
gone and tbelr workings abandonwl.
other men come along and reaped tbe
reward of tbelr efforts.
Away bock In tbe early 70 s a
Oolbam medium told Edward and
Jobn Ennis of New York ihst s presi
Uke of gold exUted In s certain i»olm
in the United Stntes. It had been es
pecially reaarvod for the Ennis broth­
ers and they might secure It by mw
ly following ihe medium’s dln*ctkins
to the letter.
They did Tbelr dlrectlooR landed
iboai‘ in Han Juan county Colomdu.
where, high up on King Solomon
mounuln, seven miles north of SllvertoD. they set tbelr stakes and chris­
tened their prosiHTtlve bonants the
Highland Mary*. The Ennises had
adlpie capital. They buHt a lio.ooo
residence before commencing tbelr
work. As tbelr lonneJ proceeded Into
the moon lain toward the fabled golden
lake, spccllic maps and diagrams of Us
course were from time to time sent to
tbe New York medium, who as i
Uriy sent bock Instructions ho'
proceed with the big bore
Her
changes of dlrecUons were erratic and
frequent and today the main ttmuH of
the Highland Mary mine, which Is
about a mile In length, would put lo
shame a tunnel through the Roman

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partlenlar Weod of mine and we are
b«tb »0fX xnaWfioo—1 frla^,«f
Mr. Fbalarb. abd .wo ataeoroljr bopo
«a wni bara tha pbanoa at barlj*
Mr. Vbatar aad hla:taMll)r a«oas «

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THE QUALITY STORE

BEAUTIFUL RUGS
fVOOM SIZE
We have just received a shipment of Axminster and Ta|)estry Rugs that arc ahead of any­
thing that we ever had in beautiful designs
and price. We doubt if there is another such
a selection of rugs anywhere in this part of
of the country.
TAPKSTRY RUCS >Jxl2

$17.00 and $20.00
Axminster Rugs 9x12

Traverse
City
ONE DAY
ONLY

WEDHESDIV
'Wildl«ar'^

Th. V.ry Racking Dream, of Santo. Oument Matetnaliied
HI. Moat Sanguine Anticipation.

JULY
l2Hl

mmi
-TMK OIMK F>E«F-C:0-r AIMSHip
Whui-o Mcchault^m is uh fV-lirat.- a* a Trlplt- Adjustwl Watch. Whtoic'Tm.
fielling I’owi-r U Morf- Thau E»i«ial TI«a t tt( a I.^M-<imi»iiv«- and whkh Rldtw
the Ali-With the Orax-v^f a ll»t«L Tvkt» Asr.-nsltjiih frum ibo Large Ar*n.a
Dally. An unprw-cO. niixl Flight 7 hm ugh H|4Mf oud oa L’ncw»-pled ChoihnK«-to the-.Urn^mv

provci to u* that the
public arc recogniz­
ing the meritf of
these iniirumcnts.
Let the good work
continue.
You can
rest assured that
every KIMBALL
PIANO we sell in
this community
strengthens our posi­
tion in the Piano
Trade.
“A broad
statement/' but vc
are proving it every
day. Come and sec
them.

ViliHi Wifrien. Sami. ?»»«_«».

WBIC nilSE

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bwmwWtflet tbera »lik knlx fiteai
tl Bwrr Bafmpeaa l^gaettrUe Etoitw.

mmm
TWO RIRFORMANCES DAILY. .Haln or ablne. under rain and aunprooT
caovaa. Seau for ten Uionauid peopli la a comtoitabla aaBDM.
DOORS OPf N. Doora open at I and 7 p. m. to tbe «mraM «« aO aalloaa.
TICKETS. T»o Ticket Wagon* and no Spnculatoia-Tbo Sad Waona fur
general Admlaalon. tba Wbllc Wacon
TIcketi.
EXTRA. A Ddwb Town Ticket omc* wlih Wagram of SaMtrre Seat! 'wlU
be open gbow Dar at a B. Wall S Rona Drag StoraC for tba eoiir«i<.
k«e.oftbo.F*bodaMr.lo.e..ldU.cntMiatUolwt ara««. No Iw
cranaa Ik iMtcaa.

EXCURSIONS ON ALL RAILROADS

. .OWH-.a«Ula «>f Y«ev«l «tnnat^«la l^ava. Dm I

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a' kto la adM as ah ffoa. pmkapsr
-Tka Mak that kacBM ytm are as

*nffsR fiaaR .BMa
TBta IR
BiBagaR. IR aattto thiags for toe
burfCwMotbaad.ARfi JMi la whM ho dM >.Laadoa

mmmiBrr
WANTED.

paar. laat Miar. mbkk la
lae
ilmdaotkaaathli
«r Stt ovfir tka prae^ lTM.
raf datria
loiM amkkm nf ap|fteatloak iiad laal
iM nr atagla. tor farm aaa orcMud
liar Aaimah.
year tor dw latilHimim af smaaa
**tak. ok yas*- aha sai
wotR. Ry tha year or hmger.
iMitte
amiao thak i
la
^
atoto
M>a
UHw
af
mkMMIt
MI80ELLANEOU8
n bad ta
ha ^
li te 4m
iInmtrtMii 1 ki ttiRI]
r 1 caa baar R katta
MM or M warn rspartai aa wivanMIy kg ape^
tortacattstha
■ONCV TO LOAH-Ito tu dM
m aaaa. or R woaM MB am aad Of thaaacfad
MTU. AkOOt
a
Noitliport. inch.
pdkMrtgicto BovMtfgrto)
paaAig. Tbs total amkar af gam
»w I kava spofcaa. Toa wiB raspact efiapoa.
jMyAfif
law** tt B. UeNaMta. PH
7 coatdaaca. I kaow.**
•Mod tai 9c ^ornfk Aofteff ibt m tka Uaitad smiaa |s tUSC Ak I
.Itoe* Hotel
jBt,.
tgtrlforgeaeral
Mrtk of Jm. aod all Iwt m vory fov araaaa nf T.ttf wear tka praaMM
love yon Hka this.* aho salA
-Tos.- said tka girl, -yea.- She
of tke luUtod oooplM ac«
added as kaat ake ooali tka tspraadaa
Ito (Btai* Hm la Id*
■VM that oaoa 1 of her aympathy. hatiig karaalf tor
CM. Boodajr 31 peroaos wore i
Tkara 1a oaa aflet Ik BMIto C
r tka maa. Toe
lA Dorteg tlie week eodlag Boi
kaldaam af kaf words, tka prao»
atraaga ai R miQr aatm. tkaf ao oaa
tto tna nCiV vmmr. Otar Mt
mo as thaooa- oapatloa akatMd aot baalak Itom
n rnmnUgm
ooomm
OataaK. HitoaaiMan,
«ttM(
waatg, aad tkat la aUal dog catebar.
»roty Hour tliot loow OM
asaaar. Bat tka otkar had bar
An aRort kas baaa amde la vala to
COfM OMODO MMOg to 0«
praoeeapaGoa. aad saemad to tad
ca aoma oaa fa aoaapt It. oatag to m tko that!**
Cko kordOM otH BMdtet. Coi
m jooBi:. old aod aMdlf oged. 1
^-Ikko yoar owa way. tkaa.** be
CUNNINGHAM SHINffg SHOCfi!—
iaL BayaaratokapaUISt
tkej tear* tke mtoob skotot do
rklaparad. wttk a wtotry amlle. -Aad tnmMad bar. tiled
bar waktog about cae
Uon Barber Sbopu
tack collailsa. dog braagkt la aad MMyoaalsraya.ray qaalovm. Tea
M Mok to wkait
0 roiTM ofalready tka dog poaad la toll, maay ahma hoM my sacret~aafe wHh yam**
aka Jaatltad la diarMnUag tka aa figure of a warrior of horMc
gaton aaralag fkelr IWk of
lIlrklgM. bat tkr ftigaoM of ooolog
*ltoar God: bow safer she cried.
deaea rspoaed.to karkyiwopae- aeatod la a chair, aad anaad wRh
»w«^hcarl« mod penradoa the fljriag July apaadlag mOMry to this mat
Dalts ef Ancieot Tlmaa.
And ao they p^ad. Itwastheoaly pla tor tka sake of aarteg foar iivea sword, bow aad arrow. As tho gaMc
House FOR RCNT-Jaly Igt, comer The first dolls of whieh there Is say
t aat ciatawd to tkrea days are ray.
mil, and tk« nnnibcr of caodU
cram aacrltca? If aha daddad to tram- psasod them he aald: Those a
Bat that was not tke only eoaldsace pie oa bar owe honor, at the daaperau foda. they are just repraaaataUoas of
fofv tko skip a Um ora tin
tnrae naearthed Bwm the rains of
plaaf tng cf her owa heart, should aka gods.“ Tbe boUdlngs to the right of
askortt to Mtoblgaa. Airtvod at tka
Rm. They wera small figures la
betray tke motkor to tke oaa. or tke tho entrance are not the taa
Ms lookad for tka most part straight
Wbart a( 8t. JoMpk tke eacuraloi
cotta and Ivory, beantlfally
aothar who next put aoa to tke amcker? Was there DO other proper., bat rather a atriag of i
FOR RCNT—House with all
fnmt
of
kim
ms
Ikay
walked
ai
ran tbe gmnattot of bvadreda of aotar.
carved aad must have
toadnalctet kosptag to tke way of aeoDmpUShiag aa cad eo kM- edifices that harbor some of the aaerod
the
flelfr
aide
by
aide.
Rls
fordbead
piling moMuita. wWtog to loQ tko
teg playthtogs lor tho Uttlc AsayrUa
bar
eoafaaslOB
with
.laqnlrs
1013
South
Uahm.
property.
Oae
coatates
a
lirely
youag
lydeaired?
It
aosssed
aot;
aad
ao
she
new hcnie balldoci aBjrUtag frooi tor. was pacharad.Mi maatk ato. Msjpa.
borso that was presentod to tbe dty
jane 13-U chlldtea.
1 oa In 1
Dlture to lea and catiary birds,
The
Httie
gMs
of
Syria
bad
moebaatan some one. my
alt was as hard a thing as she eould by some wealthy dtiseas of NagasakL
bors and baggage portara are radFOR RffNT-House. Inquire D. A. toal dolla. Tbe arms and kocs wera
•a ekaU feel better
feroos to tbeir aUentSons and all are
d by pulHng strings, much after
KlMee. 8S4 West Ninth street, CIUthea. Aad thare Is ao oae I ooeM ten
evar.
It
wasn't
hto
fault
that
he
didn't
And
while
she
sUll
waked
she
bewllltog to point cot tke roddaoee of roioa took tke dogauuic toae which ao ao easily as you. with so groat aasursens phooe 121.
jane 8-tf tho faahtoa of jamptog Jarka.
ime the vicUm of yet another coa- make a light lunch of a bunch of Am­
I charactorlsad it to tka psftoimConnty Oartt Samel B. Miner. MtoThe dolls the classic Greek children
aaoa
soa of sympathy aad naderstondliig;*'
kmce. tMs Unm from a m agato, erican fingers that, li a guileless mo­
of Ms fdarieal dmUpo. ‘T-lia R
cr^skdnaa Is opposite the court boose.
played with were mfide of wax aafi
8ke was young to be the mother of bat middle aged aad IroniW.
ment attempted to glw Mm a familiar
FOUND
sack
a
aerloos
matter;
1
do
not
tbtok
A korsepboe hangs over the door,
clay, dccorahvl with bright colors. Ona
her Mg aoo. very good looking, very
Yon look like a seaatole Httle glrl,- pat OB the nose.
OUND—Ladicss’ chatelaine watch. kind had movablo limbs and lu
pronilatog good loeit tu all who cater.
Great care Is taken of thU aalmal.
•Areyour
Owner can recover ai the Excnlng clothes were made to Uke off aad put
Tke counly deilt* his wife and J. R.
at the girl, while the girt Vb^
aM.‘
which U rrally a beautiful beast. It
Record office^_______ ____ jme 37 If on. Every doll had a bod of iU own.
Comer, ir.. a deputy, receive the vto
becanae she knew that cmllc
is taken out for an boar's exercUc
Hit ralee droppad lo oae of aor.
Itors. Two justices are always at
Those dolls represented gods and beso weH on another face.
amch of each other, you'll forgive me every day. and U made to work but
prise,
almost
of
IrHtatloo.
*«Wbat
do
LOST
hand, and nstuiny a minister makes
but whatever they were made to
T hope yon win aot toagh at me for for asking jxm n questkm or two which once a yoar. when at a great cclebrahit beadqitarters at Miner's bOaaa.
LOST—Prescription book containing represent they were drrasd with tovsmy
bid
goose!Ikm
In
October
It
Is
driven
to
the
promay
seem
beyond
my
limit,
believing
1 kavaa't graspad the eoBoactiaa.-*
Since the news of tke uaprotactad
valuable memoranda of value only to Ing rare by the little Greeks.
•Aa If I fhottld!**
Is the Iasi thing ccssloQ by the high priest.
H» aalA -n la oaly wbea I am to
statu of Misaas Blancha and Evelyn
As
these chlldrvn marrlH when
the owner. Finder will confer a
-I dost know^walt aad see.
Near the horse's stall Is a cage con­
. llkll of Kalnmnnoo. the beireimca to pain that 1 fed Hke that.favor by returning to Dr. A. H. Hol­ they were very young they played
am that to yoar Idea, ao onc coald
Suddenly arrested to interest, the taining a deer, and not far away Is
Plainly ka was seriously affected,
Mfto.owv.
with their dolls until j«st before
Ibeir
^orc tbclr
liday.
July S 2t
pooslbty
fall
In
loap
after—well,
thirty
another
containing
a
pheasant.
The
giri
nodded.
end tkrouich the petUloo to ebanoery for be even Ignored her frivolous ■ver
wedding day. Then they made
sac­
Bde a sacThen will you tell me If you ever gnlde explained that those two crearifice of all tbclr toys, dolts aad
cmcrad la the circuit orjort for the re­ aside, rrhe Idngdr f live.** be vtoM
-Oh. why not?get below the surface, as It were, to lures had been dedicated to the gods,
FOR
SALE
moval of lion. J. W. Osborn, at trus­ on. -the more I am Impressed by what
clothes
Included.
Thej*
<ledlcaled
ated
them
-Vory well tried, dear! Very cred those long and seemingly conOdeotUl but that they were not sacred. The
I
fed
coavtoeed
It
the
crytag
evil
of
tee of tbHr motber'a estate, lovelorn
IteMy asM! Bet I am more\han tldny- talks you have.with our young cu­ poor pheasant looked as If ho was FOR MLE—AI teiKaln. how anil lot as a pious offering lo some deity.. If
youths have been acodlng their oSers the day. thk growing tendency to treat
am lit love. 1 don’t wonder rate?hardly In a fit position to hold such a
with modern improvements. Yale the Utile girl died liefore she was
orhand.Mrtandaaststance. Among ererythtof lightly, lo tam our moat you stoii.high office, for one of his feet was In
chair and oak book case. Inquire grown up her dolls wciro burkxl with
• Have you a right to aakr
them U n mkslclaB of Grand Raplda sacred asplratloos into a m«
-I don't—think—1 dld!“I hare, at any rate, a large interest such sore condition that he was oblig­
nasldes being the wcalthleat girts to
Thus It kappens^lua lliq.Mutl 4^id
“Not badly! But there, I don't want at atake.ed to stand on one leg.
Kklamasoo. the Hull girts have lor
fasbbm of dolls which romfortM.*^'
you'to think that hooaose experience
Not far from the cages of these snl“That aouads akaosi tho
sane year* taken the loading role In boy’s bolldsy; snd this modern craze has Uaght ase to langh fn the face
ancient chlldrf'u are known. AI
FOR
SALE—Klee
Jersey
row.
||.
Hymals
is
a
long,
low
boHdtag.
In
which
thing.
I
nm
afraid
of
what
1
may
and
nil maUers of society and in giving for biding the unsightly under a veil murotltme. t caanot tUn fed. Child,
specimens which have been kept
n. 1*40 Wasbtogton street
may not say; hul l don't see. at thU are an odd collection of old pictures
r.wcll functions to w1^ the select of of laughter U an utterly false Inter- there Is ao love like a late love for
that have from time to time been
July S-tf such great care behind glass doota In
why I ahouh
of our duty, both to onithe Hty went. Both^girls are tall,
us museums were taken from
dedkaled to the gods of the temple.
speak the tnitk.“
selves
and
to
othara.
Who
are
we.
al­
graceful, accomplished algners and
some tiny tomb.—I>eiroll kVee Press.
Most of them arc war scenes, painted I FOR SALE—30 acres fruit land
-TTheii you haver
miles from city. 10 i
daring cqnestHennaa. Tl4 ranaon they ways to enjoy onraelvea? What have dont know. W^omea love and marry
on
wood,
aad
of
very
ancient
origin.
-Soamtimes.she
admitted.
Price
wish to have Mr. Osbaora removed as we done to earn the
aad live happily ever after-bandfeds
In one district near rganda.
One of the pictures to this building
“Once In particular, perhapsr
knap, 1028 West Front street.
trnstee. they cUlm, It bacaase they the easy passage? Tbei^ is a beauty of women do that: But I have bad ex­
Africa, most of the native* pn
“I anaat aot tell you.inly 5121*
hare ndl been receiving tboir yearty to reanneiatlon:*' he paused a
perience. aad I know what I am mytog
-Never mind: Uat tells me, without the act of piercing, with a dagger, an ____________________________________ ChrUtlsnlty. Iiave formed parilsn
aad
his
voice
had
grown
soft
and
a
litallowahce fram him. to‘which they
Is true, that not oae woman to a hun­ your commluing ytmraelf. what
ugly old Japanese of ancient timer. FOR 8ALE-HOU.C »0 lot «r«or j
are entitled to under the terms of the Ue husky
The story is that at the toginnlng of From and Monroe sirei^ Address B. j ^ law fixing the pric- of all lirkle* at
V.- He smiled aad turn
“Oh. what Is lt?“ she asked."There dred ever finds her ideal ns 1, so Ute.
wllL
bare found mine.- ,
tho present empire thU old man was E. Balknap. 1028 West Front sirt'ct.
to her with a greater show of bo]
I
lrrr*iie.iivc of tliHr N^auty
Though iwllteness to all. and special must be something!
“Oh - said ibe giri. “doewi't bemor me." he said, “by lls- a great warrior ao powerful that he
July 5-12f j pct-oinplkhuientK
urbanity toward ladles. Is exacted as “Has the rloar-" here she smUed. al- doesn*t he-forgive my asking—bat
tentog a few minutes. I have It from could not be subdoed by the* emperor.
one of the jewels to ahliie with the thoogh nowUnag1r^“has his rever­ doesn't he love yonr
FOR
SALE
Driving
bo
¥>orce
haring
failed,
strategy
was
hU
mother
that
our
young
curate
is
GOING nSHINOT Stop at Oar
braid of the conductor's cap. there Is ence been insisting on the fifteen minbuggy, cnticr and harness. Robt. J.
-Yes. ^ear. that's not the barrier. 1 not likely to think of marrying for a
yet liow and then one of the guild who utes limit for your eermona agaia
Price.
“NO.- he said shortly, and fiercely think at my age. you know, a failure loag lime. Now. f aip very aaxlooR to this handsome young prince disguised
iJ--------- 1 and get your bait All kinds. frasdL
U lHHontlble to his dutv. Xs a Michi­
to return my affection would have
m>*seir. and it as a woman, to visit the Incorrigible HOUSES AND LOT
conquered
the
temptation
to
join
her
hly pay-1
may IMf
gan Central passenger train was pull­
marred the picture In the beglnaing. seems, unless be can be hurried Into fighter. The rase worked; tbg young
meots. Hermaaifi'. Smith. €13 West
ing out of Hastings a lady was seen
have broken up the likcneas to the
mony—cleared out of tbe way. In prince gained his confidence, and at an
Eleventh street Citizens phone 139.
coming at full speed toward the sta­
I.OOK for Shnicris PanaU-IIai.
opportune moment stabbed him.
Meal too soon; would have sUyed the fact, and provided with
Juno 27-tf
tion. frock nuilcrtag and hosiery flash, ed. “It Is not It cannot he. dlamisaal
Osuwa U often spoken of by toursprings of lore before much harm had j worship hlm—I shall never carry out
tog. A dozen persons motioned the ■he Inquired. “Wont yon tell me
TRY A RECORD WANT
beea done. No. I am spared that Bat my wish. She thinks she bsa dlspoMd UU as the Horse temple, for the rck- FOR SALE-Warebouse building on
conductor to halt the train and that she pleaded, and now her smllea we
that scar the entrance to the
I think yon know how I have lived for of me—she is the best woman tbe
Bay street, corner Hall, also 14much bo did do. but when he tearned all banished, her sweet eyes turned on
house
Of worahlp stands a bronze
evidently
a
little
and in my son ever since his father
horse power gaaoUoe engine and
that she only came to kiss another of him,in sympathetic alarm. -You can
died. I have brought him up to honor Wt underrates
power of persever- statne of a horse, nearly life size. It
feed mill outfit; also fi-room brick
her fccx who was already on board the trust me.- she'added; “and'll might
was presented by some citizens of
When I want a thing
Ms dead father beyond all living men
residence, M7 Sixth slTeet. Apply
be a rellef.Ige to him ly worry around until I get It. I told Nagasaki, whose namcf are engraved
80 be told W. It was his natui
lo John Horsfleld at residence.
and the
on
Its
Sides.
«
her
so;
but
1
fancy
she
took
It
as
an
that
a
greater
than
bis
father
has
wrap hU meaning to many words, to
june2€-lf
osculstory farewell The
Effigies
of
animals
are
not
at
all
How can I publicly Idle boast, excusable only because of
raid nothing ImpoUtc for he preserved erect side altara of sacrifice In t
icommon in the temples of Japan,
set another in the place death has tbe speaker. Also I fancy she has
FOR SALE-Farm 120 acres, good
silence but he lookoil his Irniiamy and peeled places. But the girl he ad­
It be like not watched you and our curate In and at Kobe, there is one place of
dressed
did
not
miss
the
seneenf
what
buildings,
young
orohard
800
trees, ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
the disappointed lady tK'clarcd she
worahlp caUiyl ibe cow temple, where
sacrilege la bis eves? The seed I couversallon. Now. I have/*
good water; will exchange for Trav
never hcani of anything so mean to hfi said, because of the digrsealons.
-RTiat are yon going ib do?" Images of cows, of varying sixes, form
sowed In my boy's heart has fiourtshed
erse Chy property. F. A. Doan. H.
her life, and so it wss.
tbe principal architcctursl features.
gasped the girl.
A.L. Merc. Go 's.
June 234f PRICES REASONABLE
I^awBon Noe.
1.0. dUM .if hesri saw hli simple plan of life laid bars. beyond rellef-hli very love of me Is
-I sto going to tell our curate how Another is the pig temple, on the same
disease In a rowboat on Bevin s Uke. This was the trouble, that he was vow­ entwtoed with it IT 1 struck at tbe
le. might I not endanger tbe otherr matters stand between his mother and plan. Nearly all tourists make a trip FOR SALE OR TRAOE-SIx houses
near Hollv. Hr was fishing wltli his ing himself to celibacy without a ap^
to
these
curious
places
of
worship,
myselT;
be
Is
between-and-“
and
loU
on
west
aide.
tVill
uke
She waited a momeat but tbe girl
son. Earl. Hr hooked a large pickerel, clal call to that direction: rather from
and DO matter how little English the
“She didn't bind you to secrecyr*
carpenter or team work part pay
and as he was about to draw ti into what she gladly gathered.' with a had nothing to any. and she went on
“I have forgotten U If she did. And *rickshaw men know, they all undermeat Ciaxens pbnne 250. E. J.
the boaflt Jerked off the line. The ex strong. turt>a1ent leaning toward the again, apenkink rapidly, her vMcc vlIf she did. she will forgive me 'by re- stand where to go, when they hear
Cooke. 427 Monroe St.
june l9-tf
pecuncy of the old man brought on married state as a proferonce. And brating. “They say I've spoilt him.
the directions “cow temple" or “pig
%
of rlghtIs only in ttUlc thtags-he aults.* or I don't kaow her.“
heart trouble and he fell dead In his the hixh alms formed a
»le.“ Possibly tho Japanese tran­
“And if there are not satlrfartory
oousness to coqpr the wound tram his has a hetrt of gold: but cvea for tbe
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Good j
eon'a anas.
slation
somewhat
softens
the
expresown e.vet. but a lack of means tonaed little things I most boar my punish- results, she won't know anything
aeven-Toom house, brick foundation. {
At a mcotlog of the Broiherbopd of
sioos. bat to the English-speaking
the real reason. With a widowed
And who can meaaure the about li?“
D. MIOMOIhrMI
fifty-foot lot Will Uke team, har­
Et. Paul recently Mayor Parklll of
“Of course not. I thought you could toniists they savor almost of sacri­
mother to support, and very little be­ teraputlon a woman has to face-4eft
ness and wagon, or horse, buggy and
Owosso acattcred hot shut right and
lege.
yond hla enrate's atlpeod to depend alone in the world with her cblld-to helpme.baraess as part payment, balance on 1
im. tie declared there Is a well or
caking
of
the
horses
to
the
vari­
Sbe
looked
at
the
maa'sRrm
arouth.
upon, what room was there to his nar­ pet nnd humor him, to make herself
time. A. B. Curtis.
june l€^lf j
gantird law breakers' Isgue In Owosim>
row life for the contraettog of new
to him at any coat- bis pleammt. kladly eyes. “I want to ous tciaplas. when Oor. Taft and his
an.
V w«th which a
r were once vtaWng the temples
ties? 8hchndg1retililmmn«!xpeiiatve even at aome coat to the beloved oh- help you much more than I've helped
ally himself In
of Nlkko. they were sUndlng in front FOR SALE-Ladles' wheel. Ajax
}ou at preaenC' abe saW.
.
education and had lately tost almoat
havent
bad
a
thought
apart
model. Morgan fi Wright tires. In­
<vrder to get office, that It Is main­
-But t can't gel the woman I want of a small hut beautiful boUding used
her entire Income. So had abe not a from him until lately, aad he And alquire at 223 East Front street
tained to prdvldc a llvliig for a certain
claim on jilm Impossible to act aMde? wa>^ known IL Jjfow the habit of uatass lean socure a bride for our cu- aa the stall of a sacred horse that bad
jnnettf
body of mon. He* wept after the po
The girl at hli aide, her smiles for­ years has blinded him: he sees what
lice Wpartment of the cUv and coun­
tdant stood by. now aad then feed FOR SALE—Store hnlldtog. stock and We are now uking orders
gotten, was forced retoctantly to agree he.has setw ao loog-l-how many of ns «-DouY talk of him like that.- she
ty bceanse of tbclr activity in amwltog the horse a Tew beans on a small
flxtnres. Will aell all or any part,
with him In every particular, exeept- do thal?-and not what U aetually be
for the celebrated
tog tramps and common drunks and
plate, as tbe rUltors made money or wUl rent building. Apply at once
she being of a pracUcM natnro-wkh fore hba—Ms totoer first >to tke far
“And a
miming up huge expoose bills, while
regard to the cloak of rtghteOoaneaa. awpY ami be ahrayaRrat and deareat won't let me go to him after watchiag offertogs to tbe sacred animal. Final­ Cbas. Rosenihal. Traverse aty, Mich.
may 27-U.
And even that device abe coaaMered in the praaent We have hesa ao much him follow you about with his eyes, ly one of the party said to the guide:
fioK.-r j.»Iats. are leH unmolested. The
“Was the general who owned IhU
charmlng-tn Mm.
unless I can bold out some sort of
mav.ir charged the aldermen with dc^
-Yon coQldnV negtoct ytwr toother motber aad aoa. whea tbeve are wth- hbpe that be would be aucccMtol In horse killed in battle7“
FOR SALE—Fine realdence property.
. in>rratvijr Informteg the police that
“No.“
replied
the
guide.
*i»c
died
for any one.- she said, bravely.
has to yleMlag to my prompflng-la prapoa10-room hoeee aad barn. 100 fL lot:
the saloon Uwa need not be enforced
“No.“ he admitted, “ao; that*. Iran.- glfo. I am a coward. I cannot ten any tng to you. to fact, "to-^—clear the by tick." Detroit Free Press. ^
house has dty water, bath room ap4
and that they would be cared for.
“8o jroo atciam* to moko • dotr soa be Is no loager firat. t have set way for me toraace. laqaira of F. ThurUIl over
Stogie-banded, ex^ for the aid of
Id
- dw tald.
TtoaiMw.
him before everything all tbeee year^.
First
National bank. Teiepbnae 38
your she blushed and
the newspapers. Parklll has for 18
-Nice Ubrary you barc.nnd now 1 must do ao oniU tbe smiled.
Ho «mK«d • aoMK. ropoMHa hdr
amy 234f
months fought the aafoon qaeatldn ahd
Tet. It coris SS s montb. Expect
end.“I should not like to. Ixmk hero,
the extravagance of etty oMctols mad word, tmr to lilawtf u tbonch lie
> own H to ten ycarv.FOR SALE—41 luU In Haanah'a 5th I
Iwd not icndied OMdr naalnd. ,
The giri nammmtod aU bar store'of mtle girl. I am as safe as a house:
anspiclon of graft among aldormaa.
-Fine looking plsno.add:
€
ooeacra
kfis
froattogon
14th
“It
l«
tke
aotker
or
torentloo.die
you oaa very wen traat mei Has he
Coroner Umv of Grand RapMs is
-Tes. Paid the second Instsllment
atraeL 4 la GrlMa fi Wteatos add.,
told you he lovea yoar
lavaatlgatmg the death of Thomas pot to qnickir. -And I like ,oo - rte
an It yaatwfisy.and 3 lou on West Freat atreet
•m. Why.- she cried, -must you put
Palteraon. who died Monday night at
WUl be sold on easy paymenU or
It ronad that wayr
ButterWofth hospital as a reauU of toaqaartarpaMfor.exchange for other property. Geo.
ikrios rebelved by jamptog from tha
The smile deepetted slowly hi tha
of coarse. He would
yoa dost Uto to ace this
W. Raff.
Mar 11-tf
second story wladow of that insUtnB0t^ ma la the aaam way. thca.- plaaaant. Madly eyas. -I am opaa to
tloe. U Is all*w«Mt that srane nf bit ny. Tker kin oodke to ontcfr tke Tat wera at toe thought her toae oQt*aellou.-heaald -Doyoutoutoof
Tbtrs an righ* I'm paying tosop
FARM FOR SAlMteowa as for
sec wa the taste
fHenda fureisLed him Bqtior and that, Bkk‘1 knnit. knotne nrUdly benenlk
ilad a mtSe.'ad strong ou bar curate eaemgh to uhare Ms asran laTm! DsnY you ever lake a vaca­
Chaitoa forte, wa take Itenne aad
together with the effocu of the aar tko noROet tinrieni nnnt
fere the chalas of the pant -But be
tion ftote tMs sort of thlagr
putotlon of his hand, dataagefi Ms
M ma ptermrac foftera B. J. Mor
-Bnt It t« oo kkid.’ke knld betiredB hauelrahoy for Maaga. Ha woaT fhtber might he permitted
That I woMd hare to make so
flUL
34414f
.
■ ^
■aMiathlattorTrara.The itr
1^ imyiiMto la advahra that 1
-I lore Mm eaough to l^e him
ftad am
to gee
dragging his wouhded leg after Mbl
without a peaay-lf 1 got the'chanca.- Bsray with.-—Ufa.
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nond hae bee. flUmg the pniptt
for eereral mnnche wtthogt pay. hnt he
to glre np the pwaldency of
Unlo. coBege at Behncctady. K. T4
which pays him I3J00 a year, to acm the paatnrate.
D. O. MlUs. the Osttfomla capitalist,
who U financing the D. O. MUU rapen to the Boutherm hemisphere

over <» 9ctn the leaAae eo(«b
■edidiie of the whole vorM.

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GEIEIIALIEWSOFTHEWOiU
Three editors aspire to the demo­
cratic nomlnaikm for goTemor of
Oeonda. Th«7 are Hoke fimitli, acre
land's oecretary oTtbe Interior, who
vaa at one tine at the bead of the At
laaU Joomal; Clark Hovell. of the
AtlaiiU OoBitltuUon. and J R. Bittlll.
editor of
Baraniiab Nevs.
Love for advonlore and a desire to
be the drat woman to reach the north
pole have canted Miss Mamie Babb
or Norway. Me^ to abandon schoolteachlns. to sail, she says, with Uentenant Oommander Robert R Pear> in
hU qvtKt for the north pole.
The fine arts bnlldins of Ue Wortd s
fair at «i. Loots has been formally
opencM] acatn as the St Loots museom.
Alterations have resolled In Z6 rooms
for the bnndtiMt. and they arc lllled
with oolteclloos from 40 countries, the
triUue of the whole l»clnf |500.000.
Were U not for the fair and the lavish
ICffts of exhJbltinit countries the col­
lection would have Uken over 10
years to b« as complete as it is now.
fYank Q. Bigelow, the $1.500.000
Mllsraukw iMLDk defaulter, is having
an easy* time In, Fort lx*avcnmorth
prison. His hair is not clIppcHl and be
suit retains hU musuche. He is not
known by any number and does not
consort with the common cHminals.
Instead be la fed at the -simk-IsI mess
table- In company with some of the
other heaviest bank dt’fsulters the
country has ever swn.
Mrs. Rosanna T. Boyer
Kt-m
York. 70 years old and unslly blind,
whose llrst husband. Frederick Town
•end. was ambassador to France, and
who Is related to the 1.^. Howards
and McKees of Virginia and Is a rouslo of Sir Moses Mohle of Rome, an
Italian nobleman. Is suing her lu'eoml
hosbaod. the Rev. Henry K. Boyer, for
divorce. He Is much younger than
she is. She U wosllhy.
Conductors on the Uermsn state
railways are to be discharged unless
they can pass an examination In Eng
llsh and French languages. Rt»me of
them have been twenty years In the

that they do Bot bara.
Tba cooktas laoettt takot oaly a
eery thott time, aad wkea dote, the
caked are lifted out and bang on a
rnfltoeool. After tbte tkuy are piled
in a iMTgt heap and UM by for fnUre
> U a considerable

The dountess of Northbrook, until a
short while ago better known as VlsIM Baring. Is looked upon as
one of the handsomest women lu Loodon society. During the life of the Ute
esri she always spefit much of her
time srlth him at his country home
»
Hampshire and there shone as the
m^ bmiiant hostess in the country. |
jglng the shooting parties entirely |
herself and superintending the vesyl
smallest deUIl as to the comfort of|
her father-in-law’s guests. The earlj
was devoted to her and was never
tln»1 of shoving off her portraits and
pictures, of which he had no fewer
than fifty different kinds, and always
Ulked of her is bis ”boautUul daughIgr-lu-law.”

A better form of pine bvk bread la
made out of oat fiewr. graund from
kUu-drIed oats mixed ,balf and h»U
with ground tnrk flour.. Before eat­
ing. tbe cakes arc made ciisp by a
sli^t tonttlng.
Tbe inner bark of the silver birch
also aSo.*ds a meal which U used for
atixing srlth rye or barley flour. Bread
U so made all orer northern Europe.
In many pans of Russia and In Kam•Chaika. The same bark Is also cook­
ed up with fish roc to form a notril-

Now York tasurance men liave
atATted a trlgoroos campaign against
Mired witnesses, -ahystet®'* lawyers
ambulanee chasers ahd profeeskmal

again drtod over a alow fire and
ground. Tbe meal to molttened with
cold water Into a dough, but no yeast
or baking powder to employed, and the
dough to then thoroughly kneaded Intop

by the delegatee.
,
The family of the Ute Oenerml Oowm haa presented the jeweled eword

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Ho ^ttarWHAT POWra
! titakt tt bat a wctrtidir which
it^
anoteUkethetoaornbcilorthe
dear bifb note uC an urgna. It can
asimic every bird U the bush to per
fection; It wUl break off In tbe middle
of an exgnisite mdody and Mulge In
sage medley of sounds wbleh are
lof a ebujdi.
tough, a sneexe. with the amaehlng
a pane of glass.” it wiU he eome
approe<di to the Idee.
The tul neeu twjce or thrice a year,
and has large famRIes. Uke the other
birds of New Zealand. It eeeam to be
of danger from man. tt U
a pity that the birds of this tolaad are
becoming so searce, for they speak to
us of a time when nature was harm­
less. when the snakes, tigers and fal­
cons did not exist.—Exchange.

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When )'ou find it necessary to use
salvffl ««» Dewiifs Witch Haxel Salve.
It to the purest, and best for Sores.
Bums. Bolls. Bexema. Blind. Bleeding.
Itching or Proinidlng Pile*. Get the
Ine DeWitfs Witch Haxel Salve,
by all dealers.

unt
grows strong agsin. K»k1oI I»HP
rt*nls quick and i
dlgt-stitm I
ild up tbe S.vstem
I flea that hlsease can not attack
and gain a fotnhold as when in a w^ened^condiilon. &»ld by all
Tbe forest reserve s.vstem In folora> now Inrltitle* nearly T.oon.fvvi acres,
nearly duuMe the amount found tn any
other state In the Union.

eun yump on II, t
pto OB It, but It
•vary tlma.- Cahnaifs Claatic Flow
Vamtoh. R fi. WaH A fiwiM Trtvww
City.
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Three Good and Just Reasons.
There are thn*' n-asons wh> merth
«*rs nr.-fer r)oe Minute (Viugh Uiire;
First, it is absolutely harmless; Sec­
ond. It taste's good—chcldron love It;
Thlnl. it cures Cough*. Croup and
Whooping Cough when other remedlf's
fall. Sold by all dc-aler*.

THE MANISTEE SALT AND
niNERAL BATHS
aro apoeiUve cure for RKEITILATISM. NEURALGIA. LUHBAOO.
CATARRH, Smr DIBKA8B8, STOMACH, KIDNEY. LIVER
TBDUBLES.'Elc.

Tbe Iron be^l of r-apital ha* been
set UT»on the nerk* ot workmen of
Baden, tier. Ttiey hnv,. N-en limited
to four
of Ih*t a tiny.

DR. W. E.
Cll^., 107; BoU. 99.
CiU.. pboM 21€;

ARTHUR MOLUOAYIbok. ON

door to Dr. HlgglBS* oAaa.
OR. K. L. THIfl
don to dtoMM of chUdrmL
4M 8taU Bank bldg. Both |

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Tr, a ‘>111 ta-nl«M.”
rw a.1. br an OrwMl
lO Caat ana W Cant ■etas
MCCPT NO 80WTITUTE8

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REFRIGERATOR

HERVEY H. ANDERSON—Attomnr
nnd oounsolor. WUhelm block, TmYnrsa City. Mich. Clttoons phono If*.
OR. a M. LYNCH-2 nnd 4
land block, physician nnd s
no 254.

tluit is so oonstrucUvl as
to keep the provisicn
chamber cold and dry it
worth nKtre than one
tliat allows tho chambox
to become srarm and
moist The air ducts in
the ‘’Alaska*’ n'movos tho
warm, moist air from tho
provision rlmmbt'r and
kt'ope it at all limiw cold
find drj*. Ikiforeyou buy
iffriKenilor, codm? in
a rftriKera
and let us «how von 1
air circudalion in tho
“Alaska.*'

DOCTOR RALPH 8. JIROCH, |fhysF
clan and surgeon. CS Sutherland
block. Cltlx. phone 804. Office bourn
9 to 12. 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 o'clock.
June 21-4f

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OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
B* lOSTA
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GUmamvhtflK.

JOHN R. SANTO
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CLEANEST
CHEAPEST
BEST

jron^'rhTii.r"”Kr^:^.

Strange Kinds of Bread.
In Britain good wb^en flour Is one
of the cheapest necessaries of. life and
the poorest can afford • to eat
bread, which Is better and more pure
than many of the comparatively wcllto^lo In other European countries ever
sec.
In P»»rtugal. fi»r instance, the Imiiortat Ion of foreign flour is absolutely
probibite«l by law. with the result that
tho socalled flour commonly sold In

The names of those Indicted arc with­
held for the present.
The supreme court of Colorado has
cited U. B. Senator Patieraon to show
cause why he should not be adjudged
la contempt because of cartoons pub­
lished in the Den\*er News and Times,
which Senafor Patterson ovms.
The free tone, a IC-mllc litrtp In
Texas on the Mexican border, has
been aboUsl^ by Mexico. U the free
sooe the boiler towns had to pay only
le per^nt'of the Mexican duties on
Imports, the other >0 per cent being
added it the Imports vrere transahlpped outaWe the tone.
With a long hatpin. Mrs. Kate^lriffin repnlscyl a highwayman and sent
him away howling with pain.
Under a nw law. Illinois, dnring
the new two years will spend 550.000
la building good roads to serve as
aamples of what is desirable in that

The general strike Is the only one
that can srln U the tenor of a reaolQ
ikm pending hefhre the new tndim

plaasinf In taste.
In the year 1747 there was a severe
ftunfne In Northern AmMa ahd Palen
tine, which was caped by an aapiwoedenisd Invaahm of locuaU.
Tbe Arabs caught the locusts by the
mlllloa. dried them, and then pulrerUed them in thdr Boor mills. mUed
them with water Into a sUlt dough
and baked them Into cakes.
This locimt bread was found to hare
nlmasi the same taste as- oatmeal
cakes, and the Arabs liked It so much
that they hare eaten ft ever since.
Many of the neuropiera, or netwlng
ed insects, are used for food, the
principal amoeg these being the ter­
mites or while ants, Tbe Houentots
either broil them or roast them and
grind them Into flour. There is also
a be^le knosn as the “Cossus” which
is prepared in a similar way for food
by certain North African natives.—
Pesarson s Weekly.

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•laad Ibera • a bM calM the
bM. or tat- It it aboat tbe
d abaoo at a Wa^hM. bat bat
a( doHaeto wbHe taftt at lU
tbroat. aad It a clotty dark ertta
otbonSte. vUeb loekt Mack lb the

During the siege of Hamburi la 1814. |
The Only Way to Cur*,
alssost every blrrh tree within some*To cure a cold when you have no
Tbe totr«t inrtbt^ In hslrdr«^lng to
BU«. Of .he .own *« de«*oyad br 1
I cut each liair sc|wmtelT. • truces*
U.e B«hklr. «.d Oo«wrk, who .trlfn ’
Kea^.,
ist tak^ much time, but doc>^ great
ped them of ibeir bark for food, and Honey and Tar. The new Idea, the good to the bslr.
also tapped them for their sWeet sap. ; Original l^atlve a»ugh Syrup. It
Tbe Pins that act as a tonic, and not
in Iceland a moss knos*n as Iceland ‘
as a drastic purge, are Dewill’s Utile
Early Risers. They cure Heahac^.
me>d fnr rhlM nr »rtiili. Remember Constipation. BlUoosneiw. etc. Early
the scanty food supplies of the Inhab--,
I the name. “Kennedy’s”, and see that Risers are small, easy to tak<
take and
the red clover, biwwmi and the honey easy to aci-a safe pill. Mack
ton. hotel
tel rl«
rU^k at Valley City, .V. D..
which aorves to make nourLMng bread , five Honey and Tar U the orgtnal says: “Two bottles of these FFamous
and puddings so nice that Eunjpeans I^xsilv.* Congh Syrup.
Take no Little Pills cured me of chr
chronic
luation.” Good for either children
find thenr palatable.
i °**’***‘or adults. Sold by all dcalcrt.
Oats, no aad maize’all contain an
St i‘M>a tm
practically
i;r.-.idlnlly ln«nlted np In
The following notice was o1.«crred
^ . ______
_ .
“1 went posted Id tbe engine dtopntrher s oOlce
ir. 11
of the grains Is very.similar, bot they into
at tbe roundhouse In a nrlglilwrlng
of them, however finely ground.: end the first thing tbe
town on one of tbe railroad lines run­
ning out of .Vllmny.
“Trainmen on
make a biaad «qaal In texUire ,or; “W »"• «»
“<■
^
,
*r train* must not go Ihrougb
llarar .o Uia. made with whea. for
»“•*• "'<* '•''
hr* with cvenills ou. milbout
«K<a reaaOD .that whoM flrk.ir
C^mulry. bOt I’d like > OU
flour sJ
ha. the, ^
tint taking them off.”
properu of boMIng Uie gas produce.! „„
him my oW
Indigestion Cursd.
by fermentation better than any other
j^y. Tlwt settiwl
There to no case of Indigestion. Dyshim yon bet.”—<’hb-jigo Journal.
IH*|>5la or Stomach Trouble that will
not
yield
to
tbe digestive and strength-

A flour recently purchased tn Portugal proved on analysis to contain 53
per rent of kaolin or china clay, while
the remainder was mostly grpnnd rice
husks and Andy powdered sawdust!
In Italy wheal flour 1$ also far too
expensive a luxury for the poorer
classes, and a substitute is found In
groiim! cbesinuts. which, bowever,
make a nourishing food.
It Is also la luly that acorn flour Is
used to a large extent. The acorns
aro allowed to partly ferment, and are
then cboppe<r up. boiled and dried.
The broad made of acoras is black,
bitter, inieaaely nasty and by no
means a safe food. ,
It is. however, in the north of Eu-j
rojK* that the strangest substitute Is to j
be found for wheat^ flour. This conbark. which at lint
stots of fi
sounds the most unpromising mate­
rial possible for
purpose of food.
Yet during the grhat famine In north­
ern Scandinavia two years ago. whole
families lived upon bark bread, for
months on end. and both in . Finland
and northern Siberia it forms a ata^e
article of dlcL
The bark U stripped from the trees
In spring, this being the season when
the operation Is most easily performod. Tbe outer or scaly bark to lint
carefully removed, as it to the inner or
stringy bark which to the only part fit
for food. This Inner bark is then dried
tn the SUB and stored against winter.
When required for use the bark to

between 25 and 30 InliictmcnU have
been returned In Mtiwaukce by a
grand Jury which ^presllgated “deals”

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who. recently atrived in this country
to receive a degree from Tale unlver
ally. Sir Edward's
were achieved
sd wllhia the past two
years. During
kg that briefS^od mu^
steal compositions
Itlons by him of a high
order bsve been presented in England.
America. Germany and France and
There
have been nine performances of his
larger choral works In New York
alone, and most of his orchestral
works also have been played there.
Sir Edward, who U 48 years old. was
practically self-educated He Is an “allaround” musician as well as com-

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bare ta be caferally eratebM ia onler cakc. which is very nutritioos and also

lU tafetn la dlsUncUy bitter and naof his purpose to furnish onongh mon­
ey to keep the astronomers at work la
Chfll for five years more. A party,
which U bended by Professor W illiam
A. Wrtghi, has been at work at Ban
Cristobal, near Santiago, erer atece
the spHag of
at which time It
was Intsttded to stay only two years
The funds Jnat Wished by Mr. Mills
wlU BOW allow the work to go on nnIntemtpedly untllV^flO. he haring
guaranteed tb awet all expenses of
the espedltlon until that date.
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