The Evening Record, June 05, 1905

The Evening Record, June 05, 1905

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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1905-06-05

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THE EVENING RECORD

SHIPS MUST LEAVE I^NiUKiNGiFgAiN^^
miMIAM yUMLS OROCItCO TO
orr OUT iiuftoiATci.y.

»P HORNETS
ARE WAITINO
TORMOO OOAT OtrrROYlAt
LATINO won ftUMlANA.

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MIM BROOKE IS FRMIOCNT.
lloetioB ef Mienio«nry Society OBIeets IS MAKING HIS FIRST VISIT TO
Saturday.
GREAT BRITAIN.
At tbe meeting of the T<
Womna'a Hope and Ybreiga Mia
ary society of tbe Baptist choir* beU
BaUtrday afternoon tbe foUowlag ofSoers were elected:
President. Mias Lonisn Bfookc.
ALPHONSO RECEIVED IN ROYAL
Vice president. Mias Bunlce Roaoer.
STATE BY EDWARD.

HEADDBARTEBATIIICiaiGHAI

A» th« Riistlan Ship* Art Rtporfd
UfWMworthy Oacrataiy «r N«v^
Merton* OrtMr Mem That
They Will Be IntMM
Until Rnd ef War.

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By Wl^p to the Breaing Record, i
Waablagtoo. JuD* S.—Secretary u.
the Nary Mortoa today lae^ ordera
dlrecUag that tba Ru»a|aB abipe at llattlla moat be latemad or depart forthirltb. In new of the fact that the
ahlpe bare been pr
aortby thle order meaac that they n^lll
stlod^a
be held In Manila unUlI the
ihe’cclose of
the war. The olBcers wd crew will
doabtleea be paroled.
The correspondent at Manila of the
Xnedon Brenlnp News wired his paper
today that seven Japanese torpedo
boat deetroyers were reported lyln*
Jnsldo of porregidor Island. Philippines. eraltJag f«r the Ruulnn ships
leave Manila harbor.
The prealdcnt felt that It would be
at least ooeationablo to allow the
ships to be pul Into condition at Ma­
nila for battle. The tntemaUooal law
only penBltes the beUlgoreot vessels
to be repaired saSclenily to make
them seawoHhy. It Is pointed out at
the navy department that Japan could
easily ptaoe a supei^ naval force
lost ontslde .llpjilln ^py and prerent
the departure of the three Russian
cruisers.

SUNDAY
OReVANCE

DAT IS A 6NEAT BOON TO SAIT

MOHDIY, JUNE 5,1905

AmericmDru6 Store
lUUXTIN:

When tbe newly awakened season
ie upon mankind all thoughts tom
j.
natnraliy to the delights and plessi
f
of outdoor life and capoclslly toward
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the one day of rest Sunday, which
Uken yesterday, a* the theme In many
of the city churches.
At the First MetrodUt church R«n-.
Thomas Cox spoke ably from the text,
**I was In the spirit of the Lord’s day
^nd heard behind me a great voice, as
a trumiK-t saying. *I am Alpha and
Omega, the Brst and tbe last.'" From
this appropriate thought Mr. Cox drew
two sentiments, the putjtoee* and tbe
dangers of the Sabbath. The purpose
bo said was found In a men’s nature.
As an Intelligent being he is respoaslle to the Lord. Sabbath Is a day
inch needed, first Jor physical rea­
ms. It Is needled as a day of relaxa­
tion from dally labor. From an Intel­
lectual standpoint the business man
the student net'll Sunday as a day
of tX'M from the thought of ihelr duties
and Inirdens and esre*. Tbey need
the rbange of thougtil Into other chan­
GROUND CRACKID OPEN AND nels. Spiritually. Sunday Is ncedivl
as a day when life mind Is frt'cd from
CVCI^ MOVED TREES.
ambit Ions ami mode# of living and bus­
iness wor’-h'^.
The M'cond 1 bought expressed
Farmers in the Locality Heard a Rum­
in the dangers which surround the day
bling Noise—Ground Settled
of H'st. This Is found tn Sunday des­
Down Four Feet.
ecration. In the various Sunday pleas
urtw as railroatl and sttaraboat excur­
By wirp In I hr
R.wrd.
sions. Tlu*se Mr. Cox staled wen
8auU Ktp. Marii*, Juno fi.—Kosidpnts given so much for the henefll of the
of BonaMson. twelve miles, fnnn the public as they were given as a money
Boo. was startIfd by an csrihquake. making scheme by those who profiled
The gmuod settled four fot'l for i
through them. Horse racing, base ball
tanco of Sfteeo rods and erscke*! open, and beer gardens were Included In the
moving treta. A rumbllnK nol«« was list which were Sunday desecrations.
beard by the farmers in ilir ItKality.
As a irraetly Mr. Cox said the keeping
of the Sablwth deitendtHl In a great
FOUND FATHER DEAD.
measure on Christian people and he
read from the llible the thought
Crippled Boy Discovered His Parent
pressed on this KuhJ<'ct taken from
a Kitchen Chair.
Isaiah *’If thou turn away thy fis>t
By Wire U> the F>enlng Keronl
from
the Sabbath from dtdng Uiy plea.sBirmingham. Mlrb.. June r..—Jiwej’b
McBride, a crippU* Itm-. DiIk niurning lire on my holy day and rail the Sal>found hia father. Andn'w Mrltrld*-. sit halh a delight, the holy of the Ixiril.
ting In a chair in the kiicben. dead. honorable; and shalt bun^^r Him,
McBride waa a well known laltorer &K doing thine own ways, nor finding own
pb-asun*. nor rpeaklng thine
years old. He loavee a widow and
words; then shall thou delight thyself
children.
in the Lord; and 1 will ranre thee
upon the high plare# of the oar
FRACTURED HER ARM.
fevd ih«'0 With the heritage of
Little Verp VIntim Fell From a Ham- Jacob, thy fsiher: for the mouth of the
mook YoeUrday.
Lord bath s|«oke It.”
Vera. tlHJ 11-yeahold Uaugbler of
In rlorlng Mr. Cox stateil that it
Mr and Mfa. Frank Vinton
Wlh(Continued on Fourth Page.)
. lamabnrg. fell from a ham«ii(8^-es
icrda). sustaining a had comisKiiul
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fmeture of fhe left arm which will 1^ PRESENTED
TO
; her up for some time.

j DQNALDSONEARTHQUAKE

PETITIDI FOR BRICK
state Street Property Owners Will Ap­
pear Before the Boerd of Public
Works This Afternoon.
Another petition was presented to
tbe property owners along State street
today for paving material. This peti­
tion was put out by friends of brick
pavement and up until S;30, eight
signers had been obtained represent­
ing quite a largo frontage and the
street bad not been nearly covered.*
This petlUQo will be presented at the
meeting of the board of public works
this afternoon. The board will pass
upon tbe various bids and materials
and make a recommendation to the
council tonight.
AEE
for bltullthlc has al­
ready been preeenied and signed by a
majority of frontage owners It Is
stated that the board will probably rec­
ommend that a certain portion of the
street be paved with that material and
rest with brick. This Is not
definite, however.

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Hetroll. Mich.. June * 6.—WhealJuly. 11.05; No. t ItstL Jl-05: No. 3
com. 55c; No. 3 white oat*. 53%r.
. Toledo, o.. June 5.—Wheat-Cash
and June, fi.tc.
Chlcagii.
June
6.—l^’bca^—July.
fiTHc; ««T>letnl*er. «ISr. (k>m'-July.
. WHtc: September. 40h,r. Oats—July.
SI Me; September. Mtsc. July pork,
11.50; Urt. 117.50; ribs. IT.60.
pDUtoes on local market tc. FI c
loads received.

Wat Also Received by High Offleeiw of
•U^e—Presented to the King by I
Lord Lansdowne.
By Wire to the Evening Record,

I»o<loo, June 5—Whitelaw Reid, the
new Cnited Sutes ambassador, pre­
sented his cxedealtals to King Edward
today. The king was at Buckingham
L. B. Trimble has leased tbe alow palace. Mr. Reid was also recelTed by
hlgb officers of state wHb groat cere­
at IIB »Mt Front street, formariy
rapled by C. A. Istwrenee for a braneb mony. Mr. ReM was presented to tbe
hakar. Miss Minnie Trimble will hare king by Lord Laasdowne.. tbe Diitlsh
foreign aecretarycboan*.

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and we wish, as the days go
by, to tell them in this ooU
uma what we are doing. Our
sigu-ip Uie K£D CKOSS and
it stands for Th* B«St
Win BB7« t^nplod with oourieous and prompt attention
liy eomiK'tent clerks.

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AMERICMi DRU6 STORE
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Veterans Held a Reunion TodayCheered When New Flag
Was Run Up. .

WOIENGE RENEWED
Albert Johnson, Non-Union Teamster,
FaUlly Wounded by Being
Beaten by a Mob.

*1*0 heavy downpour this morning
for a time covered the down town
stretda with torrents of water which
made the crossings almost Impassable.
All outdoor work on the street Im­
provements were at a standstill and
the slreeU themselves took on a
Bcned appearance. Hail stones
plcckod up as souvenirs all ovei
dly. the -only disappointing element
about them eras their unsubllliy.
Anna Lewla of Copemith and Bessie
Mullen of intertoeben returned bo^
this momlng after epending a few
days In the dty.
returned

toot to mnk« room for tbe parement

Grovci^s Soft
Sboes
This is the weather that
yon begin to wish your
feet belonged to tome
one else and yon say:
“What can 1 get for my
feet tUht win be com­
fortable
Grover
Shoes are made e^Mcially for tender feet
They are k&nd tnn»i
and strictly Kbm4
■mBb. so are just as soft
and pliable as is possi­
ble to make a shoe ; :

$1.50 to
$3.00

Abstracts of Tltla
FR1CE8 SATISFACTORY
Catabllahadln 1808
Room 810 Btats BankBlUa

NINTH YCAR—Mil

BUSINESS OR PLEASURE
Do you use the same paper for the note of condolenoe
and the kHter to your lawye**? There's a right style of.
stationeiy for every purpose. It’s good style and good
taste and good in every way if made by the FOBflfiM
WkUiB^ Fayer C#ai]M2y. Come in and let us
show you our asscHtment of Organdie Btmd and Organdie glace writing |apers.
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CITY BOOK STORE
HOIAST-BKECBXa CO. Pr*,,.

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D ISf»L.A V
v« iULk» Soday of etrmw BUs. tho am
thepserby wwlac <«• «f w BsasBMT MS JlodrN.
8«dk]««, m Jaasty s* •«« r wMS fOam
«r tsaey hsnds^ strstr. Milos. Brmo
apUt.Uoumowl Moekliiov, dlffvrot
ta •hop* Crao po»t*ooooM
aU tho nmr modvte and memtry eooT
boyfiiMThrmldAthoBW* Mmr ot fl«
•lao. stao. cm. ot>d nm.
PANAMAS S6.00 TO SI 0.00

Kubeck & Rgyt

Onion 9*roo>^OIo*Hlorm

Ask Tov NeiAlikBr
AbBBtTkeni

JIMtTriedrich
Jt£UIR OF •7000

CUT PRICE SHOE
SALE

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BAOMANT-

ELKSKIN SHOES

ALFRED GREILICK
& CO ...
*42 E FROirr SI.

THE REASONS WHY
CriBBtU Brot*. Nmsie Boom b Always in tha Laad
Enormous purchases for cash enables them to quote pric^
that appeal to the grf*at<«l posaible range of buyers. Meth­
ods lulopUHl are tlio results of a boiletl down experience of
25 years of sucoeesful business. Buying pianos that our
experience has proN'eq to our entire satisfaction have the
stuff in them, the common st'nse, the tone, the durability,
the satisfaction to meet the requirement* of the most con­
servative musician or buyer. Our installment sjutem is
faultless. Just as iilcasant to buy on time as though you
jiaid ull cash.

GRINNELL BROTHERS
HICHlGAirS LEADUG MUSIC HOUSE
Ka** F't-en'k •*.

Then's nothing s o
oomfurLible for wo­
men's summer Shoe* as
light. crx>l and dainty
Tan Oxfonls. We have
them in nearly all hmtbcn and of laU^sl stylos.

R0800K

2nd BuUdins: Ma­
terial, but for all
kinds of finished
woudworki

to fit ail size of feet.

See Our Window for
Bargains

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TANS ARE IT

Not Only
ForLumber

* Now is the lime to
Clothe your feet, with
our Shoes for little
money and be happy.

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O. C. MOFFATT
rooming the old soldi
cembllng at the county clerk’s office to
obtain their vouchers. Pension day Is
forwsu^ to by ihc vet­
erans as a son of n union as there are
who meet only on this day and
there is nearly always some stranger
prewnt.
When aimut thirty of the veterans
had assembled this morning County
Clerk Walter got out tbe new flag
which was run up the new flag pole for
the first time by the hands of the old
soldiers who gave three chcors and
tiger when the stars and stripes
floated from the top of the scventy-slx
fool pole.

Tbe graduating exerdses of 8t. FUni and Detroit
WO YCKI START wrHh the beginning
af tfM BheHaefc Holmaa aarias af mya- FraiiciB school In the Oiy opera boose
The telephone poles on East Front
tartaaa BMacthre mUh—t If naL ge* tomorrow evening will begin promptly atroeet are toMng moved north about a
at 5:30 o'dork.
Bslarrigy^ Vtooerfi.

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mation of value in the drug
line. We ar»' striving to give
our ixitrous the rwj htt
BBTYics a drug ston' can give

H. R. Macdonald, ngr.

By Wire to the Ei cuing Record.
Chicago. June 5.—Violence was
newed In the teamsters’ strike today
when Albert Johnson, a non-union
teamster, was found unconscious and
fatally wounded in the lumber district.
WHI’TELAW REID NEXT UNITED He was beaten by a mob.
STATES AMBASSADOR.

Wo have decided to giro
you sonicthing new eiach
time in this column. Some­
thing of the doings at Iht*
American Drug Store. Wo
wish to give you some infor­

Kmm* ■**rora* BS*.

PENSION PIT

MIR

THE MARKETB.

Special to tbe Erenlng Record.
Cedar. Mk*.. June S.—While lead« a borag to water last erenlng.
was kicked In tbe face
and Ibadly Injured. His face was cut
and braised and bis nose broken.
WbUe be was leading It the nnlmal
ideed him. Dr. Frallck
was summoned nnd dressed tbe InJury.

A nomber ef friends of Amo* LongYeung Spanlah King Traveled on th Bbore drove ont to bla hospitable
BHtJah Royal Yacht Victoria and
borne south of tbe clV yesterday and
spent tbe day very pleasiaUy. Mr.
Albert From Cherbourg to
and Mrs. Longrtore proved tbemselTes
Portsmouth Reception.
most capable hosts and the dinner
something that tbe party will
By Wire to tbe Brening Record.
London. June S.—King Alfonso of never forget. It even making thorn
hungry to tell about It today.
MANY MINISTERS OF THE CITY Spaia BBade bla first visit to England
today, arriving in London tbls afterPREACHED YESTERDAY.
1 on a apecial train from PortsWls4tw ^desl WBf mkes
nmuib. acoompaaled by the prince of
your? J. W. MIUikeB will «• tt
Wales, tbe Spanish ambassador and
rlgkt
other prominent persons. Alfonso was
received In royal state by King Ed­
SHOULD GIVE RELIEF FROM BUS­ ward. He arlll make his headquarters
Buckingham palace doting tbe five
INESS CARES.
days’ rlslt In England. Elaborate
preparations bare been made for his
Rev. Thomas Cox Believes That There reception. Tbe young Spanlah king
traveled on the British royal yacht
Is Danger in Deeecrsting the
Victoria and Albert from Cherbourg to
Day Many Evils Being
Portamootb.
the Retribution.

SOB! IT comEGmoii isun ON
•0 AEPOATt CORRMWNOENT OF
LONDON MCWt. • ‘

BCTBDTIBOBSE
Lamea Ruben* Face Was Badly
Maahad and Hia Horn Broken by
Animnl Ae Was Laadfot.

thaader

brlik M«ttvMrto ««st viadK.

6 O’CLOCK EDITION

T«*VCMS CITY, MICMibAH. MOMMY. AINE I. MM.

■6 PAGES

MClAt. TILMUPN •OtVICI.

WCATHCII-8ho««s «ad

K F this month decides yorr moving to a new business
* location, let us supply the new store front and
fixtures arranged and designed to suit your conveni­
ence. We’ve every facility for turning the work out
promptly at the best price!

TRAVERSE CITY MEG. CO.

Cltlnn. Phona. 32: Ball. les.

W. i.. Brawn. Manairar.

Boys’ and Childfons’
Wc Have Placed on Onr Connters a Lot of

Young Men’s, Bny’s and Childfen’s

ME/NS e.'iroOND MBWS
ClrOTHENG OyORJCISHTWeS
Ho-t W*a«h*r Goods

j Ctao-Pitce Suita aad Straw Bata
The hot weather is on tho way—it never fails ns—
You cannot afford to be uncomfortable when two-piooo
Suitemay be had for $7*5B; flO.M. ^.OO-strtiw
hats from SOc tB
^ onr window. Our straw
hat Hip* will equal anything shown for value and va­
riety of styles.

BH&RMAM
emJIfT3»L|
(PZgWOwnB KI.OOK.)______

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At about One-Third of the regular price

TOOL.OSE QIJIGK
BOYS' MO CHILOROS’ OEPIRTHEIT

HAMILTON CLOTHING GO

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isiiloia
DRAOOINO DOMC BY MfAMt OT A
TRACnOM CNOINL

HG FWIT CROP IS EXPECTER
^U>OMt OF ALL lUNM OF TRRCA
WCRK VKRY MKAVY.

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Mirnar
-AAsaaosss-'
RtACf ARO THK FINANCIAL

MAMcrr.
ThA rewUt of tJ>e «rt*i witaI bAttk
Mwms Japm aii4 RvMta gave
ja tA« AMMtel OMTlUt
which is fell ths world orm.
ThA riew of Hadit CIrws of Now York
i^M Ui« sitiBUoa Is sabstABtlatly as
IMIows;
imiirmsmwil could bo ootod
to tho iBAMtol sl^oaUoB during the
vMk. An laipottnat cowribotlon io
tJUs rwuH van th« •xtrsordlnnir J«P«Hse nsTal rirtory. which pnanpUj
iwounred a varjr dooMad elomrat of
dpoM. Had the fortooes of war boso
laa marked, or the result even
tlonablc. the aCect upon the ihorid's

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have been
Togo's great
Tiotorj. /howeirer. Insures a murh
acrUar t^lnattoo of the war. Rosala mar^^oni of sheer pride, seek to
proloag t^ OMUaat. and Japan, flnshed
wUh saoboM. mar now be unwHiIng
4o listen to >eacc terms until she has
her foe ami
taken Vtodlvoatok; but all the world
iwoogniies that Russia has but one al
taiRaUve. and that Is to make peace,
p^bahlr the dhlaf obstacle to negoiUtlons is the Russian bureaucracy,
which* practioall/ dominates the c;
and srtileh is ready for any extreme
dllaj He downfall. '
.rMaanwhlla tha ciar la eonfromed
with growing danger at home, and Uio
whole government la threatened with
Rfwve demoralisation becanae U lacks
g eourngoooa and vlgoroos bend. It Ik
lidte oeftnin that the war cannot b«'
cniriod on by Russia without further
impongnt k»UK. and It Is equally
tain that forclim bankers would be
more dUposed \o loan money for a
peace Indemnity fund than for the pur­
pose of eontinuing the pres(*nt de
atruetire and entirely hopeletia slrug
gle. Beaten and humiliated at war.
demomllced at home ahd ihreatoued
with ttnanclal dlfllculttos. Russia has
no nltematlve whatever but penre
which.ihpmUlaUng aa It will he. is the
only chol^ between that and isdltical
dlsast«>r at horns. Both Russian and
Japanese bonds wen‘ strengthened l»y
the news of Japanese victory, presuro
ably cm the assumption that the money
markeU of the world would
under a much longer drain for this
purpose. In Paris tremendous efforts
have been made for the supisirt of
Rusfton creillt and to prevent a crush
during the war; so that it still
mains to be seen what the laUer's ef­
fect will be uptm Russian Itonds aftei
bankers withdraw their organixerl sup
port and allow these‘aecuiitles to take
care of themselves. In this ronnr'ction
It will be rememliered that the greateat define In UHtlsh cqnsols took
place after Ihe Iks'r war and not dur­
ing Iho, struggle, when the national
credit was strengtliened by univomal

auppori.”

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Owy ThampUaa Owner ef Uvfwt
Cherry Farm en the PewlisNita,
Rapecto. Betsseen USD and
1 JtD Ceeae Thla Yaar.
Tha farmers a^ Old Mtoetoa are
highly elated over the praspecta ot a
good year, WIU, the plenttfnl epring
rains the crop of hay promises to be
the benvlest that the penlnsuU has
sesn la yaaru. The small fruitscherries, plnms. berries and corraau
londai with Moom. Ony Tomp­
kins. who has the largest cherty
orchard on the peninsula, will prob­
ably have between twelve aad fifteen
hundred ensee of cherries while his
fillher. & a Tompkins. expecU nhout
nine hundred cnsce. The early apples
promise to besr heavily as do the
psnrs.
The immense Howo fann, 4fi0 aerw
la extoBL under the maaagepnent trf
C. E. Pnlver. Is receiving many ImThere has bM
two miles of woven wire fence built
on tbe pbuw this year: the waW
which was formerly pumped by a wind
mill is now being pumpt'd from .the
bay,- a distance of 1,200 foet, by a
steam pump: the dragging this spring
Is being done by a steam traction en­
gine which win carry throe drags, thus
doing the i^rk of three teams and it
takes only two men insiffad of three.
This fall a ooncrole pig pen prlU be
built which will be g&x37Vfc and 10 feet
high. It win bo covered tqr a hip roof.
The orchards on this farm, Ohs hun­
dred acre* In extent, aro full <rf bloom
and there will undoubtedly bo a large
crop of apples. There are aeven men
employed on the farm,And about
twenty more bands will he pul on to
take care of the cherry crop from the
1,600 trees.
as**«.
m-hatshslllrto: W-hnishslIklo!Tbe i»opulnr set res* puecd Ibc floor
In a psnixysm of dcsitalr.
“Tbosc hateful eresterrs of the -WX)
hnve kllU*d every foroj of notoriety
north iMVIiig. They i»se In living
picture shows, they loss their dlaDioiuis. they star In divorces nud other
scandals, they an? arrpsted for speedbig in iiutomobilcs. and they even go
on the staged Can't yon think ot
sometlilng for an Interesting press
•torj-r
The fnitliful press agent was sorely
peridcxed. Then bis vvomlerful resourrefulness ean»o to Ids rescue,
"Vou might try living quiedy. Just
like ordinary, well-liehAVetl pe«*i»lo. *
cou.m work u|
ging to I
going to rbiir
W. C. T. 1."
Tlie iH>pulnr actress flung her plump
amis inmlly nnmnd bis nwk and
kissed liiut on Ids noble brow.
“Knvwi:" Idle cried. "Well have a
champagne suiqier tonight to eeiehtalc.”—E. J I Life.
|■aUB WsatMas atsw
A mile Ineldeni hapjiened yestertty
which thoroughly Illustrates the
ance of esrtala full blooded Indian* In
a liualness tranaacllon.
A full-blood
entered the I>nwes eommlsslon l*uUding aod In bslf-bmken Kngllsh Inquired
his way to tbe allotment division of the
commission.
Hr finally sticoeetlrd li
finding the proiw quarters and profioced two deeds. One for his homeStaad and one for tbe snqdus lauds
allowed him. The deed to his home­
stead he wanted to leave with the dopsrtinent. abd on tbs'other deed be
tried to borrow 13. stating that
wookl rstnm the niopry In the near
future and then wanted hU deed re­
turned. The clerks In tbe department

and tastnKdra pragram has haea
pamd. the a^JecU for dtonmslo^
belBg as bOdws:
-Needs of oar PobUe Sehoots.** pager
by Prod WanMT of the peniBsoU and
dtoeasBlaa led by Oea. L. Crisp of
Winiamdbarg aad 8. Kingsley of Sam^
mil City.
-OsAgers of Too Vneb Bdacatkm."
Mr/ Chaa. Irish of Traverse City.
-Wbat Bbould be the Retotion nf
pomoaa to tbe Sul
lu JurisdicUoar* Worthy Master Rob^
ert Ramey
H. K. Brlnkraan and John GUI will
speak for the good of tbe order.
“Are the Graagers satisfied with tbe
Primaty BlecUon Law aa Pasaedr B.
a Reynolds of tolaad. with graeral

fnaa tbe hegfaatag tn tbe Tvry
end. Is a loog torture, both lo victim
•‘FATAL’*
NUMBER
PREOOMI- and frieada. "When 1 had ruasump-L
o la lU.flrst stage.'
tioo
stage." wrUe* Wm. My-P
lailTES AT PLAINWELL.
of Coarfon. Md.. “afier tnins ^
eat awdieiaes and
Irnt took Dr. King's
Were Supcretltioos But corery. which guirkly aad {terfocll} <
cured SBe." Prompt relief aad surej
cure for coughs, colds, sore tbnxt.j
and Break the -Bpcll.”
bronchitis, etc. Ptesklvcly pn‘vcnu|
pneumonia. GuaraaU*^ at Johnson;
PlafBweU. Mich-. JMBc f.—When tbe Drug Store Co.'s. P. H. Meads «Bd S |
members of the 1»06 graduating class B. Wall A Sons' Drug Store.«. Price
SOe and fl.oo a Vo'Ue. Trial bpulov'
of the PlaiBWtdl High school reoelre
their diplomas next Thursday evening
Indlgcstiao. coestiputiaa. dyspepsia,
It will cad the existence of probably
the most unique class in the htstorr of kidney aad liver disord*^, and all
the thirty-two rears of the Plainwell stomach troubles posillve’.y curisJ by
using
Ilor.istcT's Rocky Mooutain Tea.
High seheol. The class is composed
of thirteen members and the fatal thir­ rS cents. Tea or Tablet#. Jolinsea
teen has seemingly predominated In l>nig t’o.
all the class’ history- The cOass apA Bad Scar*.
proacbe* commencement with many
S<im© day you will gw a 1
fears.
when you feel a pain in y.>
liriti#. SaX.-ty lies lu
W*heu the class wa# organlr.vl on ; and fear amK-sdiriti#.
Oct. 13 It was found that thirteen

and six
U> disrupt the class as several wcn*i
"The American Society of Equity.” of a auperstlllous nature, but as nobc|
l»rug Su»n s. only
A. P. Gray, dlscosslan led by Qeorge
would agree to drop out, all have com
Robertson and others.
pieied their courses.
it makes no difference how loug
-Flower* tn the Home." Mrs. K 8.
The number thirteen has clung te­
have iH^-n sick, if yoo are tnaiMe
Gray, djiaisalon led by Mrs. McRae .if
naciously to the cla.KH doings. Si-wrat
with indigestion, constlivsiion. livn
Timverse City.
social affairs have chanced to take
and kidney troubles. Hollister s Rorkx
-The Why and Wte^e of Pomica,*'
|9aoe on the thirteenth of the month,
Mountain Tea will make you well... v'
Mrs. McRae.
the class day apimlntmcnts *-crc made
oeiits. Juliusoo Ib-og Co.
April 13.
, The niimt>er seems to refuse to U'avc
the class as they will become menilx-rs
No Secret Abcot IL
Will Open With a Dance,
the High School Alamnla a.Hs.xrlaI« ‘s »“»
that lor euts, burof

SILVER UKE RESORT

Mads by H. C. BurL
The members of the hoodoo number leu’s Arnica Salvo. "U didn't lake, lira^
1 had. and It Is nl!
——
I graduating class atv; Harei MrRob
." wrlles 1). 1. <;re
H. C. Burt, propriotor of Silver lAke i
Thoda Hwijmt. lamis** FIsber. |
resort. Is in tbe city today arranging
putersim. Malnd Butler. MsIh I
for the opening of the resort and 8H-j ru. Miriam Whiwter. Karl SrhuUx, Wail & Sons- drug stnrx-s.
rer lun oa Juno It. The opening ball I jgien Bingham. Clarence Cotllster.
will bo given on that evening and Mr.jouy Howe. Marlon Shemrooil and
Burt designs to give the visitors si Frank Hale.
tho resort a gtxxl time. He has made
'otD YOU START with thebeg nning
fisbeones and people who desire a^ ©f the Sherlock Holmes series ef myt
pleasaat nesting pjaoo for the summer. | terioos detective stories? If not. get
ited seven.miles
8
Tbe resort U locates!
south j Saturday's Rsreord.
Of Traverse Oily, on Silver lake aud j
*
_______
oae-hair mill* north
SILVER I.AKK n-sort op<-ning June
Grawn. The resort is supiiIIihI with a
16. Located seven miles r-oiuii of
good boat llvbry ami several Immehe*:.
Trari*«e (Ttv. one and ‘one-lm!f mile
It to located also ont'-half mile from
north of Gramt. lUwntifnl nn»llnd^
Bass lake. Mr. Burt expects to make,
—
a special arrangement for a 1•^lurlh of i
i
!
J»l, rolobnitlon. Tmv,n.,. rl.y ,K-.v |
" •>"'
h.vc found Bilver luko .
‘
,.tac. .a no nod tbo lm,.n.v. n..,u ot
the ideal olne.-.
plan*. G.k)J Isiai liv
•
.
.
• this ih*'
the resort adds to the attraction.

Rugs. Oilclotli, Liuokiuns and .Matting

Sell on
»

installments if
you wish.*

m iOKN-rs A VAFtO %J
Krn.«i.W TWt>

Mias Liaxie Cvanr Has Completed Six
Years of Work In tbe Will­
iamsburg School.

Tobt lelUhle Boat fmnUkar

your new spring: Jacket yet? just ndlicc the yerj’
low prices we arc makinj;. AVc c.irry the besr■ ‘
nootls that art made, inciudiii;; the WOOLTHX
Garments.
All $12.00 Aaekcl* ft»r..............$9.00
All $11.00 .Im-b-tn for,.............. $8.25
All flO.m .la.kota for............... -..7.50
All
All
All
.Ml

$‘'.00 .i;i<-i,. Ls for.......................6 75
$^.00 .1 m-ki -t.*^ f. .........................$6.00
$<-..0t>.I.-,cketH for.............. $4 50 "
$-*..00 .laekets for...................$5.75

0tic»l)alf Price

JJ.J.Wmehn,

THE CHAIR
STORE
Of this pan of iho state.
No tllsplay has ever been
made like it. No mailer
what kind of chair you
want, you will lind it here.
Constantly reccivinji the
newest styles found in the
lar;iest furniture markets.

,

PERSONALPremlcr laiurlcr of Canada to
poor health and wUl go to Florida
_
recuperata.

The best equipped Sbsde departmeat ii Nortbem HieWEaa.
M^’ixmise o. Smith. Whoso mottuf make tuy slze jou wlsb.
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

DR. W. J. HIGGINS

Fine Dental Work

(Tak Rockers
Maho^^any Rockers

239 EAST FRONT STREET

Bird’s Eye Maple

J^cxallSbavingLotion

Rocker

A ael^tful »iitiM-plk- iitTparatius Ibr XDv sfMs- shavin*. It
fnabsansad comfort* th«»kln.
Ka|H«Ullr ' rrcummended fur
tender UoB. 26c.

Turkish Rocker
Morris Rocker
Bctlroom Rocker

JOHN s6n1)r uq’co^

9

DENTIST

Dininj: Chair
Kitchen Chair
Onicc Chair
Porch Chair
Nursery Chair
High Chair’

JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
Morris Chair
Invalid’s Chair
Lawn Chair
Parlor Chair
Hammock Chair

A Ilirce Light Cliandelicr
Complete with Shades and Lamps, for $5XX)
Polished Brass Finish—Ox Copper
JUST RECEIVED 500 NEW SHADES

J. B. Paige Electric Co.
1» CASS STREET ,

PHONE 602

m

•

Jill Cast Season's fiarments at

Our Sbfide department 1$ busy all |
oI the time. Well mike jour if
yonsfijso.
J.W.FUlUkCD.

the WIlliamKhurg school. Miss i
has won. during her slay, the hne and pacKache,
idswhe.
respect of all who knew her. and It U | In El ctric ^ era.
them was resrtbre
with feelings of regret'that all i»ari
recnmmrnd this great
with her. She wa# the recipient of
with weak kid­
many beautiful present from lur neys. mvi or”Jb.ma‘V Onarai.te. d by
pupils.

™“i

Betail

l^aue Vou Boudbf

Side

A H
Huge
i
Task.
Siteclsl to the E\« ning Record.
If *TU« a hugeL. lqs’„ to undertake the
WlUiamsburg. Mich.. Jnne r..—A
^I cure of
•h a I
very pleasant surprlhe was given Mto.. |
Llnxle E> aus at the ekiho <»f six yean ' ke.^.

was n sister of Tholuas Jefi'erson. to
dead at lioalsvllle.
John liars, the well known KugUah
actor, denies tliat he <v>ntcniplatcd rw
tlreincnt from tbe stage.
Ilnydn’a bouse in Vienna, where he
wrote "The Creation." and wlien* l e
died, has Urn purv^iasod by thv
municipality.
Mrs. Julianna Wood, tbe mother of
twehr chlldran. was electcsl
stalde at Xloro. Cola. l»y the» vett-i
t.* of'
both luirtlca ,No

e«^*r sod sre fur ro«E

J. W. SL-ATER
Wholesale

South

June r.-i'.:*

PIHSMIT SURPRISE

r, CtoSSSS SWdrW

it rtwiMSts
sod sb'wt Mida t
»v, s ka of
r»s------- ------------------------Sm-lkL-Wrhsv*
Utiss thst wr wtU rio*' oat frooi

Also double harness

NEW OFFICE OVER PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK

TRY A RECORD WANT Ato

CARPETS

For Sole or Trade

DR. SNYDER

» Hall's Fanity PUto fbr oonsll-

Axnliaers, Telvels,
Dpestry BrvseUJs- ■
' rraiss. Granites and
Hemp

A O O N

Aqrordln'g to the laumf Industrial is'ports the burinrws of the country gen­
erally U in a very gratifying coodi
tioo. No change ran lie deli'Clwl In the
Ircm trade, which Is experiencing only
a alight and somewhat desirable
laxation from previous high pressure.
Kubbor to now ancccnfQlIy being
enltlvated on tbe gold coast of Africa.
An immense volume of business Is still
Several companies have recently start*fn progress, and the mills hold orders
at 8allsfactor>- prices that will keep
them busy for months to come. Even rejoicing.—Rluakugee rhoenix.
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.
at slight recesshJUs our great steel
companies ought to be able to make
TUe !.**« roMt.
very aallsfactory exbiblts during the
Representstive Hay of Virginia tefla
■ current year. General business, as
of au altercstion In a colored riub la
rule, to aallsfactotj and preserve* a Richmond that rraultod In Beariy al>
bopefuJ outlook. There are signs here
ibers being haled before a f»
•Bd there of overdoing, especlslly lu
msgtstrste.

> general unoasinon.
nothing[ to^aiiae
toi
p a/the atock market
cemi>d the failures which txrun-cd lu
Jm.t
the
May have eliminated weak s|K>ts and
Irapoaed a lest uikmi values which BUgtotrate.
-Well,
yo'
honah."
r(i>Ued
tbe
should oBer a baato Cor jU toast
darky with
much
b muc
h gmvity.
T think
tl
r. "r
«
partial revival of confidence.
was when the cliaimian of de entertainment committee swatted de secre­
How’s This.
_
tary orah de bead wir do le\li^ cap."—
Wo offer One Hondrod DollA re­
ward for any case of Catarrh that can­ From Oollier'a.
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHBNBY a CO. Toledo. O.
We, the andoraigned. bat^ known
Hold a hicust between your flngtrs
F. J. Cheney for the last 16 year*, and and watch the breathing morementa
believe him perfectly honorable in all of tbe body. Professoe Packard myo
boalaess tranaacUooa, aad flnancialt: In Ht. Nk-hotos: "There aiw Mx^-fivo
CMitrartlons in a minute la a tocnet
which had been Iwld U^weeo tbe
fingen abont ten mlootea." How does
that compare with tbe wimhar of
Mto •aneoto^m^coa^of the
breaths yon take each minute? Xnaecia of avlftaat filiht towatht moot

OUR CAirer DEPARTMENT
tVbiftoMtollRMter MtoRB- I

THE HANNAH & LAY

■

Oui«a
Stmt

jwmm errr, mmtAN. Monday,

june

«.

mob.

Mm. P. W. Uaatftr is mMftdlag ft fev
Onai BapM* vlll be tk* aeeee for
•n PMft Margsetu —tMolou tie, day* ftt OmaBft vWt ber baiteaO «bo
Iflb BMOft BrtOMt.niari|i to
MSt ttPD
«b«e tbe fftooru Is Jam coomleaBc iMr beaatlfal Ckmd
IMW tti CMofOM flstwoar »tm ar« la fan hk»a ftftd jetm Ban poift Cftttace. Tbe. eoctage Is stumtad bemmdtv ft akon tlM te tbft.eity w is read/ vUb tta
tveea the Ckrvftrs aad Oomaft aad U
IkasaMC flC Mift. B. 3L fteaML
sad Baaiay csMMarte'aad BaaOb Lftbc|of tbc cotopdai mrle
aichltactare
Mra. O. W. PMft Srft 8ftt«r««7 for with tbe Fleam Etgbl aad fttber atft ftiKin vMt ftt PMlpa uO fnMB tborc uaetioaft are boomlac as dally attracMm «rUl go to PMOoker for » rlMt UoosfOrlkftTfaitor.
peeled at Oa
«)tk WMo.
Ber. Tbaaaa Oo« spsat ft fev days
JUm May Barao* lofi for bM* ho«e tlM ^ mkVftk hU aoa ayde at
Mrs. Sidney Keyes of tiie CSorers
ftt TbKk lAkft BftUuOftjr ftfur BMlcfag Aaa Arbor.
•
aiTiTod ia the city this moralng for
ft Molt IB tJM rlty vldi Mr*. Qtargf^
Fred Frau aad vtfe left lor LMaad a day's sUy. recaratng toolghL
Jao. R. Santo speat a short time at
SnttftBs Bay. retorafag to tbte cUy
T, b «*. tMt ctUn-K U. •uuo. jU"* <»»* “ “>• ®P«l»k^ «re«lt
aad rartoas^caae, ftlileh are ooiiW* »o»^
Mlm tore Ax»n« Crsmcr «t0 kare

ing and that to Narthport cft Friday.
OlOYOUrrAirrwlthmsba»l«ftlng|
ft af
The boat will remala ia port at each of the hhertoek Holmes aarta.
of mye- i
r ftot. bm;
stop aoretftl hoers.
The'Sre alsna ayatem was pot oat
r rn^mlpalna this amralag tor aevwtml bom aad t atm haat was iaatiET07tUi« tB ifeUes,rc&d7 Bitde
tated for the break. U was located or iBtAe to order. Only the best
after S o’Hodt this afterwoon on Bo­
BMterlils iBd mode rijfet.
hemia street and was discarered to be
J.W.WUiheB.
due to the bormiag of a wire.
ChiMren'B day at the First Metbo->
dial church wUl he observed the third j TRY A RECORD WANT AB.
Sunday in June instead of the saooed |
Sunday aa ia custoomry. A program'
of interest will be glren by membemi
of the Sunday school
The Bvening Press staled Saturday
to Mr .<*• toi Mrfc-rtmMtoMOBMulimieMiiih- that
oooditlona] upon the retirement
Benoft to abend her racBCloa.,
J Mrs. C. I. ^Toiaiiklas speat Soaday at • t«r Jaalee of RaaaoftrtUe. N.
passed
of Hon. George G. Coveil, that Shcei- j
MteBe €3Motd left this manias for Graera with her daa^ter. Mrs. Delbert i through the city today for a three
dan F. Maatem 6f Kalaaoazoo wUl bewflKadmre be will apead the aam-l —------------t attorney of western MIckigan.
mar wmtMg tar ils father, who is a
Today Judge Walker heard and
C^i»t
granted a petition for the appointment
Mn^ O. W. Toaase aad daa«hter
of Howard M. Lewis, guardian to the
minors. Albert G.. Roy and l.<ee J.
There are loU mure Eitraragant
Toftase left tor Bpplm thU amralaa
Lewis, whose nsothcr died leaving nn
habits, but frw more ECON­
Hlmm Cftnwo of 41* Sereaih strwn
eaUte.
OMICAL onra.
left Uls moralBs tor Toledo. Ohio, to
Our cuiixtant aim is to help our
W’hlle going through ike G. R. A 1.
attend to bastaem iotereots.
customers to Eronomise, and here
bridge yesterday. J. H. McGoud>
,IUr. T. P. Ullom left this noon for
ia one more example of how we do
struck an obotructloa with hlv launch
' Xftlftmasoo. where be will attend the
The fuaetftl of Joseph Dohm.^tbe! Mr. Dohm was the oldest member of nnd tore a biuAA from bU wheel
aanttal oonveotoio* of the Useiples oldest
“ in speaking of PAINTS. ^
Meat pioneer
plooear of the pcwinsuls.
peninsula, was
was;| a family of five
live geneesUons
geaec«Uona of elgbtyeighty^ ^y
course ercrybody paints mure or
chtuch. He wni retnm Friday.
held from the home of his son. Henry [ one deeeendanu and recently a family j
a^^^n Store has been aold to Dr.
less. If you have chairs,' tobies,
K. U Bonner left todny for Grand
nt Mapleton yesterday morn- groap was taken, representing tbe dd-j j ^
screens, dower pots, etc , to paint
BapMs an a bastoaaa trip.
ing at 10 o'clock. Rev. l.«roy Warren.jest
'
' family In ae geo-i
.her
of' each
Thomas Cox. who'
you do not bax-r to buy a dollar's
- H. If. Davie of KaUcaskm was a gtiest an old friend of tbe fsmily. of Old! eratkins beginning with tbe wblte- have been absent from the city the
wt»rth of paint. You can ju*>l drop
at the Hotel Whltlai yesterday.
Misskm ofBeiatlng. A large attend-} haired patriarch and ending with bis past week in Grand Rapids and Anu
iu at tbe Eci>i»omy Store ai»d buy a
Prank Qrossman of Ceotral Lake ance from friends far and near were J great great granddaughter. The fam­ Aihor. have welcomed with delight tbe
toe can of ready mixed paint, just
was In tbe diy over Sunday.
pure, wh<desome and clear ozone of
enough to complete the job. and
Will Shannon of Central Lake was
the Grand Traverse region and lt»L you ha\-eii't 3 4 »i »t left Vo stand
In tbe city yeaterday.
rotiii I
mpMo frw-tlom from p<*«tlferoui
around and »i>o»l or to throw away.
Bert Slater and B. ‘8. Grey of Lake
Miqultm . Mr. Cox filstPd to the
We also liavr white ij>amel and
Ana are spendlat the day in the dty.
Record today ami Graud Rapids Is in
Varnishes at lot
Ole larsoa of Sottons Day I
the hands of the llule tormentor and
spending tbe day In tbe city looking
that while they were driving around
after' towiiwmi r^nBcgims.
the city and up aruugh.Juhn Ball park
Mrs. O. Bro^'of Lclaad Is in tbe
iho slly Insect ec«-nted pkkI Grand
dty today.
Traverse bludd and took chasf In
Frank 8cble|d of Manistee spent
swarms and armies. Vp through the
yesterday at thft^otel Colombia. .
long park drive over the hills the
John Oanie Is iti the city as a goest
enemy pursued and when their de»>tl-J
at the Hotel CoInmW.
nation st s country residence was |
Mias Anna Jdhnson left fbr ber
reached the . singing and hustling i
home at Bvemtt and Miss HarrieUe
Grand Rapids pnxlurt pursued their •
Wood Ml for Lather this noon
victims Into the hotwe itself, where |
H. B. OIbbs left for Boaton Harbor
several obtained good hearty meals of •
this
healthy nurtlK>rn appetising food Is*-J
O. E. Besnns aad Charles WltlU of
fore put to lliphl hy the hospitable I
Sftgiaaw. whp have bees rtoltlag at
friends of the Traverse product.
j
Maakk. passed throogb the dtv on
nier«» was R crowd of
««> the;
their wsy hooie this noon.
pore Marnuelte excursion fimi Peios- ;
W. IX C. OeraalBe goes to Chicago
Five Qeneratlona.
key yesterday and the M. A N E. |
today after a carload of driving horses
brought about one hundred from Man t
Fred Rial of Banu Barbara. Cal., Is present to testify to (he esteem and ily group is as follows:
Istee.
visiting bis mother near this dty.
love in which Iho pioneer was held | Joseph Di>hm. aged 97 years; bis oldMiss Roth 8i>enrcr has rctomed to tborughout this region. Mr. Leroy < cat dfughter. Mm. T. J. I'mlor. aged
her home In Spring I.nlu] to spend her spoke of the long and worthy life of! 60 years: her oldest daughter. ‘ Mrs.
vacatloiu
thu-ileceased and gave words of com-[Verona Bartholotaew. aged 44 years-1 thuuderatorn> the roldjlle of the roontf
Samuel F. Hopkjns went to Cadlllar fort to the bereaved family. Interment i her oldest daughter. Mrs. Ethel Ro*' I
V*® “aft*** I’**'*®
A Ctiriterrd
carpefed tfloor or one corerrsi by o
this morning on bosineM.
....
was In Oakwoml cemetery In
In nkBTwn
charge Af
of ; aged 9K
25 «-Mr«
years, anH
aad Itor
ber nlHnat
oldest .tanak.
daugh- A
hea\-y »Mek nic is licttep to staml oe
Mrs. C. A. Leighton went to Vauder- W. «. Anderson of this city.
I ter. Silvia Rose!, aged 4 years.
than b.ire wimsI. It I* well to kr«-j>
MU today to visit her uncle.
I
_____
sway friiin «himheys and out .if »fl
Pn*f. and Mm. K. E. Homt went to
Kalkaska this noon to lake part in i1h>
months' slay at N'nrthport where she Bin. Ill the 01.011 .nlr lull t?^«es are;
• ami n>i
commencement exercises.
MissI lk“len
U*f» HiIk morn­ will be tlK* guest of her parents. Mi. fniigeruiiH. A iwrstm sbeltt-rwl under
lielen Hannen
1
Mias BIsle Hodee of Kingsley, who ing lor a month's visit with n latlvi's and Mrs. Alla'ii Voice. While here t low tn-e or shrub ihlrtv or l..rt>
tins been visiting at Old Mlsidon. at Gkdw Mills. Penn. While there shol she was the guest of Miss Laura feet from a Inige nnd lolt.v In-e b
quite wfe. If lightning strikes In IM
• passed through the rlly on her way will bo the guest of her cotisln. Miss Furtsch.
liiinieiliste vklnily it will liit the hi‘;h
home today.
rxeepiUms
Addle Soles, formerly of the lleconl.l
tree «s a rule. .
David Inman of FYemont paitsed but now spending the summer in the
BREVITIES,
is way east.*
throagh the city Saturday
n is well to a
^
hi n. violent IhumKTSlorm.- Chicag. !
Ijor. J.
to Old Mission, where his Itrulhe
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glenn
W.
Power
are
Miss Winifred Marvin of the Record
B. Inman, llee dangerously III.
the proud parents of a ten |kjiiiu1 boy Journal.
left this morning for a two works
Mrs. A. W. Peck has returned from cation which will Iw nient with frloiids!areivisl last evening.
CcUIr Cerrtotosy.
ft week's visit at Msnton.
Indianapolis.
'
' I’nlfurm Rank. Knights of Pythfas.
t plrtur«>«que symhcllc cero
B. W. Ssnaberry of Manistee
tomorrow night. l->ery memlH*r Is,
nniqi.clug nrranged
Mr. and Mrs. K D. Johnson i>f Min­
the city ymterdsy,
riqiiexted to be^ present as there Isj
j
i-Celtlc delegates nl th*
pan-C
neapolis and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. John­
J. M. Close of Petoskey was a guest son of Boj-ne City left for the latter buslnens of lnii*orlaift'e.
forthcoming Welsh KlsteddfiMl at( 1Rh
John C. Morgan and
Howard I Aceompaide.! Is.v Ibolr pipers, the Irl
ftt 1‘ark Place yt'slerday.
place today after spending a week In
lUiul and Mintx
MintX deleg:;tes.
deleg:;t< in their
Mm. A. a Getty of Kalkaska is In the city as the guest of tholr father, RIH-nt Satunlay at Manst-aii's and re- IllgliUml
turnwl this morning with i
' the city today.
E. P. Johnson.
fine imut os a reshU. They rciK.rt the; the platform and line
u^r Itefore
J. Palmer of Manistee Is a fniest
Mrs. Lemenjd and Iltyo daughter ...lAi,
.-Aivi .1 ||»>
..r Ih..i
**'* veneniMe^ nnhdnild. llwfn
at the mouth of
j,-white robes and gxdd|catch as
Park Place.
llatile passed through the city tislay
envk In the-,bay as np pa^ the mill,
nents. xrlll take his Ktand.
C. A. E Fisk and wife of |»cto»kcy en route to Carp lake after rpcndlng
dam In the winding creek.
i
from one side the nn toii# aou
spent yesterday at Park Place.
ten days at Grawn with her mother.
Tlic steamer Columbia will malic, f|-ym tbe other tbe bards of the Weisk
August ndd of ManUtw is In the Mrs. Almera Vallcftu.
excursion trios on Grand Trav-I Garsoild. dnildlenily arrayed. wHl_i:p
ring lialf
of me nrydty today.
nved home
nome mis
iwii oi
Mira Grace Gerard arrived
this ^rse hav dnring the m-eck. the first' proaeh. each Is-ariug
weeka' visit at j uking In Old Mission and the other' foonie swnnl vvhU h the «rel.droid
afternoon from
Olaf Jol.nson and Ji>Un Halter
Idanlstce spent yesterday at Hotel [Rhcrman alth her grand parents. Mr.
Northport. llothwl.neavethedockat:Xi:r::MKri^^^^^^^^
!
an^
Mrs.
V.
J.
Cross.
Ledanan.
9 o'clock and return In time for sup , (jUrouklft
_
Miss Kittle Bare returned this morn- per. The Columbia has been enilrtM.v
Meaara. Charkw Cliff and Pmnk
iroe. the latt.r from Madison, left ' Ing from apendlng Sunday at Omona refitted and fri'shly iialnU'd ana as a; immigration into Caiinda !« !ncrea«
afternooD for a plrosant outing In j with her father. P. H. Bare, who is at day's pleasure jio better mstime could
mpuiiy.
In ISPt; the number d
the
summer
cottages
be
selected
than
a
trip
on
the
bay.
The
Metiers
from
nil
parts
was
1(1.8S5. Las«amp at the Utile Canhon, where they | work there
being erected.
Old Iflstlon trip is Wednesday morn-; year the nimiber xvas UO.OOO,
ftxpect to make a rerord catch.

oSiSi. K. “>*• -»"■•«».««

^

BttIhtBahit
c*< EconompStOK

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On ftocoont of tbe enoriDoas aoooeM of our iMe 'on
Uack Thffete Silka.Mnn&g the pftftt week, wt
find ooraelvcft ahorl on the somber vre vrei®
nnmilig at «9c.; but in order not to diagppoint
onr cnatomen wc vrill pat our $1.G0 one doom
to $100, this ia the numbt^ we had mlvcrtisrf
ftt $1.15, it is Oil Boiled.
inches*wide. Backskin finish and thoronRhly KOAnmtoed, come
early as there is a limit to this number also, 50
per cent under value; per yard...................................
Aiiother Special in Black Pean dc Soiti, 20 in. wide,
t*vcr>' yanl'stamped with our guarantee, heavy
with a britrht satin finish, strictly pure silk, no
loadin;'; yon cannot match it for leas than $1.00.
Spcci.vl sale price, per yard ........................................
75c and vS5c }>luin rulonxl Taffeta
at |x*r yiml ...................................................

i
LOO

69c
59c

(Oar Stock Redocint Sale is still goisc on this week)

E. WILHEIM rjg

snmisuE

M

y;-

EKtraerdinrap ' ^ i
Silk Selling:':

IDJO ad I4JII

High Grade Suits, New, Right in Every
Way, Several Lines to Close
A LOT OF GENUINE BARGAINS!
13.00 to 20.00 Now Go at Above Prices

HAMILTON CLOTHING CO.

IIM

SRIXE

OF- XME

THUNDER, LIGHTNING AND RAIN
Our farewell Sale Slarled out in a very interesting manner. It’s hard to keep the people away from the
tempting offers. Can’t do it. It matters little what you want—whether to wear-or furnish your home—we

save you from One-Cblr<l to 0ne*Ralf, and Veu flel fbe besL
—
IHand Bills RssoHsd You

Xhis

IVIomir^g

Read It carefully—every item, and bear in mind that where we quote a price on one article that there are
hundreds just as great that could not be mentioned for lack of space. This is not a sale to make money—
but to close out stock. Everything is reduced—show cases, counters, fixtures and building for sale. .

...F-IRST OOME, F-IRST SERVED...

n

LAWYCR AMD POLITICIAN JARSP
FOR BSINO ORUNK.

By Wire to the Brcaing Record.
Marohall. Mich.. June 3.—WOliam
A. KeBogg. a member of the CaRoM
bar. dmanrratta candidate for Citcon
last Can and a rolaUre of Dr. Kellogg of the aanitaiium
was brought hare from Bauie Greek
today to serve twenty days la the
ooonty Jail cat the ebarge of heing
druak.

Mnv wim« Scott or »11 R»doirti I

M hb theme the thought "Baaaoas
bMd h^d one IttUe ehUd ta 1
why every trae Amerieaa eUben
loss. Two vwks ago the deceased ahOBid kaeg «Mday as a day of rest.
tto If. W. A. Md In bOMT of tha oeoaThe Field Cbtarntdan moae
of the dty attendod Chicago b e««4^ptag a great wxpedi- lost a UUle hafaa Mrs. Scott was for- mwHtafhm and umrahipL.*’ He was jb*
taerly
a
resideat
of
Maple
GKy,
wrhere
1
m
ctaacai attMUoa and
tlott
10
exptare
db
haert
or
AMca
and
la a body. Mr. Bf^ took aa the taxt
she was greatly beloved aad
Uhooght by the Huge audience,
fkaunal . aenaon. laalah
hnabaad arrived here only a lew weeks CeagmaatioaaL
nxTiil:l baghwHng wlUi the words
“Jat TfeiM Hoaae In Order, for thaa
of all scientifle ezpedmops hitherto
ahalt die aad aot five.*' He spoke af seat into the Bark coating
the teat as reprcaentlng Hezeklah. the
, RcoaemBer the Sabbath day to kev-p
The umseam collectors aad explettas
to whoa the ta*t was addraaaed viU he led by Oarl K. Akeiy of the in- Second Metbodbt church In charge of | ^
ucre
|>y the prapbac laalah. as a aan of Whutioo'a suotagical deportmeaL who Rev. Demks Cocfalin. Ralph Andevsoa |
1^
|,y
^ord for HU hvn.
teally aad who balag taully ill was b tacogubad as the wgekl's greatcM prepared the remains for buriaL
I $ir. and Mrs. Scott M plaaaed ta
caattoaed ^y the Lord ta ha la raadi- taxidermisL and by Vernoe Shaw
BapttaL
nedy.of
Odcago.
H
b
tirpbabki
that
|*>oia
frtands
ta
the
west
ta
tbolaU
aad
aeaa for de^ thoagh he spas In the
Rev. W. T. Woodhouke chose the
By Wire to the Bvnntag Beoutd.
pitee d life. God. in tfato laatviM Mr. Kennedy s broUH-r wUl Jain the j^cate there permanenOy.
morning for bis diversi,« on the Sab­
party in London. Mr. Akdj will take j
Berlin. June g.~PrincMS CecUia .of
Daniel McDonald.
___ jutkesHawmvrMdMfOBtorjraMaaddlrt.
aaswerad the prayer of Heaeklah aad an aasbtact from the uiu>«-uu) wita |
bath. speaking from the text “Tbe
Mecklenburg Schwurin. the fature emcooiBKrti bowebold >BMn4iBfa. la botflM. may have i
The
funeral
of
Daniel
McDonald
j
a^bbath
was
made
for
man.
and
not
prolonged hb life fifteen yoara and him. and cu tbe roost of Africa
ea a
Prt‘ss of Germany.'made a formal MUy
asaO stated that tbougb it large bumher of uatirc-s wUi be eu-, foot John, as anaoanced Saturday)
Sabbath." this being into the.cJtx.of Beriln this aflnruoon
locked up «l4^l ifl every gtanalc ol the aoi^—«hea aprifl
held thb aficmooii from tbe found in the book of St. Mark and rep^
Mraage that this prayer was ptorvi to accompany the expcdlUoa as •
and was gives a gala recegrioB The
ia the water you get the faU atteagth imaediaiely* Acme church with the aervlee ta resents m brief portion
answered and a miracle performed humera uml burden bearers.
tbe saying of
route which the proce^OB loM wa?
akaniag power ta all thcrel Ita qnlac octiow oa
Bg was Btraage about U for God . Tbe management of the >*kU Cohim- j charge of Rev. Hugh Kcmnedy of thia Christ in tbe bouse of ('hmI to Abtothar
«eaMaJmitpoiaiblcU>acoom;^Biocfaworkfai a
strew n with fitMrers. After the panide
bbR
museum
b
euxlous
to
coaipleie
j
city.
The
church
was
filled
with
the
always
looking
-fonrard
for
MI
Mr . Woodhouse's central thought
%ort tioie. Rcototm the original teightaeaa to cTciyt]
friends who came to pay their was expressed in the gifts which God the princtWB went to the p3topv,^oiv
VoadoQ'thavetomboracnib. MMMAMaViftMb
and arranging and preparing ahead. . lu ^kHtlons of tbe big gaim* at AT- j
she will remain entll her weddtag to
rtca
U-fors
s-ommunKatiou
with
the
torespect*
to
the
dead.
Intenneot
aaMao«;a.doaatheML Large pa(fc«e gc.
God saw that be was going to pot leriur of the eootineui b made so j
Had made to man through tbe Sabbath.
8. Anderson of Hs said that the Sabbath was a gift Crown Prince Finedertek o^^Jupaday.
TVS KNMSirLVAinA ROAR 09..
apoa the earth. Mr. Blsaetl aiated. easy that tbe animate wiU Iwt'oice a |
cni^e 01
---------------- 1------ '
rhdadmi LwcmIk. Ph. Mi Mala: H. T.
so he pot wonderful power la the soil, lavy to the Kugiteh and coallncnUi Traverse City.
made to tbe soul and not to the teidy
Reuben Simpaon.
They • ire cMij ftst- RiflRtf
and illver and gold in the earth for the
and white it waa intended as a day of
Reuben Simpson, a prominent lum­
ling of nan. He also taw the oomfirst benefit lay to the soul ■bsUb Cartfitis. 39c latf 49c ptir.
berman of Reed City, died Saturday aad throngb it to the body. Sunday
tioD will sail frooi Amerura this
one third ntorrthaa flaihh aad three tag of the deluge and warned
J.W.millkeB.
mcr. tb* exact date not yet having evening at the asylum tif cerebral provided a rest fof the soul and
fourth's more than Mary. According wicked to prepare for it. though they
beem set They wiU go to
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.
to Prof. Thompson. Mary's share Is the were illy prepared after a watplng of from there will sail for Mombasa, hemorrhage at tbe age of 70 years. through this the rest of the body was
from
will
sail
for
were
prepared
for
ablp120 yearn. “How many." be asked,
due. At the evening services which
iteciorate.
Chull. Wool atod II. «f Illcbirld i
T*™
“ *■* f"~
ntent by tbe Audcr«« Underiaking
largMyv alfended the new Indirty w
WiU be
1. »ol a moJal of aidlamr,. Whoa ar-Mbaa 4-.. or H. 8.rab’a —a I. J5 “were ready for it? Just eight peo­ naUrc eoutlugent of tbe party
Company aad shipped to the home at vldual communion service was osvhI
engaged, kimubaaa Is only a
nagad la Jawlro Hal*,', roar,
'b» «be «».• ab««. a» .be<r ple." add he aaid that thb was dne
_, of the equatur. and the Reed City where the burial took place and groat aatisfaction w the result.
the short alghtedneaB of man. But as mites south
nlat,chari«l .lib larjarr U, bla •b*';™
b-f •bar.^ Tbaraof
tbe
t-XfiedUiou
vriU
iuov«y^
this
afternoua
under
tbe
auspleos
of
This is the first Individual service
laihorda taw. Or,w N».«,a,a. a,.| fora^-4 of M oqa^ of 8«lLb-. .ban. another example of foreeigbt, Mr. Bls: toto tin- interior and will j tbe Masonic fraternity of which order’ be placed in the city churcher.
and wfl) be refunded to you U after un>
hid Ihcblawoa kla ll ywold bHda. " ‘
“‘oal* 1-3 of Sa™^ bbare. sell spoke of the dream of Pharoah coodoct their rwearote-s and tbelr
tog half a bottle of
deceased w as long a member,
Grace Ctiirch.
‘'Flor«.ra. 11 1. «Hd roab, Wocal awora Sb^b'. .oaliro
'borrtora. 1. which was Interpreted by Joseph. The
under tn'lug climatic coudiJames Dyer.
THS FXMOUS
Rev. Charles T. Stout of Grac^i
whole
of
Bgypt
*n
cona^uenee
made
•a a fontad Imar of coa«.„l ,o aufrl. ='"= «*'T ha. IC1» aad «cb of tba
ready for the seven years of famine ! ^^7the big
irtougbt sUli' , The funeral of James D>er who died church «H‘l«cied the same text, Mark; |
«la. fn.0. lb. parooi. of tho l,rl,I.—"• =» '“• A. tb.r. .r. lbr«. aoaa.
which was tofollow the seven years of] abottuda. A special effort will be made ; balunlay morning, was held this 11:27, as Rev. W. T. Woo<lhou»<- of the ,
clan. Tbaalark la lha aoaa«y alarlf. •‘b""b '* ‘bbraa for .«h. lasatbar
through this' to kUl glrallea, rbluucerosei. lions uuJ j morning at 9 o’clock from St Pnuta(i Baptist church. "The Sabbath was!
vlth SI Tci' ftaniK nrd 1C for Man.
dream. Dr. T^lmage storing in ITIb ref-i African leojarda.
.church and waa largely attended by made for man. and not man for the i
.and they were marrlMil at (lene.ieevllle. brings o divisor of 121 into the $3.C90.
Ipsur-I The i>atbof the bunt probably will ; friends and neighbors of tbe deceased, Sabbalh."Mr. Stout tfsing as l*;e cen-1
. Wood aald the girl wrote the letter of MuUlpIrlng by the number of widi
r.r.n.n.nr nfthe vnrlil went lw»-k i
tUruugh MssslUiud. Koutb of tlii* ||p j, survived by an aged mother and tral thought Ihe fact that the Sabltath
share It would b-lng each at the. son's
consent.
was made a day of
tx-enuKe of th<-;
Inheritance $K3.88«. while Sarah's
At the eighth' annual conference of
necessity for rest from physical t
aaw things
through .o
to the
end j
jj, ..jun-Hn,
collecting will U.
Ue «.iitl.
south of lliowi
«en.l(,. MW
ll.»l> mrouw.
(nr e.a,
share is fClo.lC and Mary’s i« $4<7.»3C. eternity,
health offlcials at Ann Arbor. Thnni- These added would bring $3,690,016.
He stat«*d t>-at It had be«*n demon-{
Of time, and .all shonld know them-j of tbe late Fickl mu«-um expedition. |
" »• Anderson.
day. Dr. Thomas Cooley, HuperlnlendsHves
at
God
does
and
should
plan
I
ronducted
by
I*rofossor
D.
G.
Elliot
^
Theodore
Strum,
straied
that
dinrsal
rest
wa
The “yellow peril" threatens Branch
«*> eat of tho Pastenc institute of the onlthemselves as God plans
i
>'<»« “IfOexi^t^llou en , Theodore Strum of Jackson _ l'^*^*j«nmgh for the physical man so the | you are not satisfiod with reaalts.
vendty, says the popular belief that eounty. Tills Is neither the Jip or
M-. n*«»ll .n<*. .1 i™«h on ihn I ooojitotod Croat hanlrfili.. duo to h«it. ^
„f »s
dlial yewordoy morn, j, j
„„„
day for enm- j Thjs y otir guarantee which goes with
Chinese,
however,
hut
the
vegetable
hydrophobia fl«MirlRhes more In dog
. buttle.
i plete rest as a comjH-nsaliun for such |
p«o..»i v.i„o\rf tno Biido .nd
days and the Kumnier months in gen­ |N>st of dandelionK. which are ruining the preiiarcdness of mankind :in this!
little children besides his rc^iored the itonual liilancg in the
For Sale aad Ouarairtaed (My by
take along
residence lawn in the
mourn hl,s loss. The i
eral. is nothing more than a su|M«rstJ- i
physical const it mUiU. If a n
towns of the county. A systeniatlc ef world as a practical forerunner for tbe fone of sixty men as proiei-tlon from ;
THE HANNAH DRUG STORE.
- tkm. The fart that mor.- i»e;.ple
» *’«* l»r«i*re.l for shipment by sisi in working s«-ven day.-* in
k* of tbe
t triU-s of the Intc.'ter.'
4‘Tiernilnate the next. He said that the »>esl evidence tbe attacks
bitten bv dogs In the M>mTii«T than In [
‘^*** **'’
that he was ttrepared for heaven was Tbe forttKotuiog ex|H-diriou probably i the Andenom I’ndi rtaklng ctjmpany he liecomes mentally and idiysiraily
W«‘i'.1.
and shippol
the wlnt«-r Is Iswaiiw mo-e dogs
his Jack««»n home for j
that it had
Ihe fact that he was prepared for will be guarded to a atmilar manner.
roaming aUmi in the sunimer and | Hallsiones an Inch In diameter fell Traverse City. “What did God say to, Cart K Akeiy. who will lead tbe par- burial,
been experiments on in England durnow forming, nearly lost bis life oa
wore p4-ople are out of dcsirs to lie bit- .*t the 800 during Thursday's heavy
, ing the Crimean wwr and this fact had
Moaos? Til make you a God over*
former cxp*«dltlou In a fight with a
ten. To stUistanllnte this theory he! rainstorm, smashing windows and de man.’ It's a wonderful thing for a man
ahowpd that man- pt-»ple are inbatel i Btn.ylng awnings. It was the worst of to be a mouthpiece of God. Moses teo|ianl. The boast was slightly wound­
ed, and on tbe aivroacb of Mr. Akeiy
in the institute In the winter for hydro^ the kind over experienced In the dty.
God of„
of., S]
sympathy
to Israel. It si>rang
.
.
_ at him and bore him 1
O. H.*Jewett. F. M. Jewett and Wm
phnbU than in the summer. He said i While Capt. Pldering was croasing When a man has God In his heart bis j ground. He fought with It and suePELTING HAILSTONES FRIGHT­ Coler left for Fuucb this morning.
was capsized and
the law compelling the murxUng of, the river hts rowboat
n
korae* and dogs and Imusebold alii
te
»»• »«»*
*««•
Miss Emma Friedrich returned from
ENED
THE
ANIMALS.
his
life.
dors
In
the
summer
Is
Cruel
and
wind
tie
nearly
lost
. dogs
know It. I believe that tbe organlra-;
Foech this morning afUT spending
Clarence Brubaker of Ashley'has
ly unnecessary. Hr. Cesd.-y staled to
Sunday at the Friodrich cottage.
llqn which is represented here
«.c climate wa. such
the health officers that their U likely commenced a $H».nOO damage suit ronght for twenty-two years
I
Inch
and
a
Half
Long
and
Charles
Stroph ami wife of* tbsul
Stones
a
agalnsi I>riiggisl lyim nzo Chambers of friend tbe helptesa and fatherless. that Professor ElUot'.s health waa
Harbor arrived In the cUy this nionidenuined. aud fdr this reason the sci­
One Inch Thick Fell in the
the dlsefUM' is on tho inen-a-'o. Ho aald Owoaso. He charges that Chamber* Two years ago they voted $60.0«>«) to
entist cannot be a member of tbe roming to spepd a few days with friend.-:.
Cemetery.
that Yl caao* woro in'at«-<l during the gav<« hliti landaimm for port wine, and help the dlstreased of the Kansas Ing rapcdltlon. Vernon Shaw Ken­
It is not an overdrawn state­
|iast year, all <if which w.-ro cured. , ’ that a. dow- he took came near killing floods aad ta' five years they have nedy. -Who will accompany tbe exinxllment when we say that "KimDuring the heavy downiiour and
Somebody on the Olivet college Iiin1 him and ha.s left Mm in a terribly shat given out In generosity more than ta tion. Is not counccti-d with tbe Field
liall planiMs |e«d all others."
electric storm this morning hall stones j
for»>y
museum,
but
be
lias
bunted
big
game
with an evldant very rellgUniw t»m|K-r
all the previous seventeen years. They
Wiih the leanu-d musicians aUd
to nearly all coautrlcs. doing most of fell for a short |lmt-all over Ihe f|,j-., toe Bsakiax Depsj^u
ment has stolen the eliaiud pulpll. and
Rnoeai-Wi.
the stranger 'You arc my his shooting for the enrichment of sci­
ma-xyrs of piano buyiTS, they
but the greatest trouble from ^hem
^
;*mraon \ criminal neglect.
i a ^M*n
the big Bible now
ttrothcr.’"
entific Institutions.
iL-ad in that rich, sweet quality
,
^
,
was caused at - Oakwotxl cemetery. Booite n«*rt«r
lunt.b;
stand. This Is not
Aa an example of this Mr. Bissell
Blieaklug
gpMklw a
of the lortlj^lM
fortbconil
of tone ao essential for render­
means, as one or two imipita have dir. j
or ifc«> »•» *
s{K>ke of the death of a stranger in a dltion. Mr. Kounedy aaid; "It should:
Bsuklnshouixing vocal jind instramentsl
panicky that the sexton and others,
-appeared in past years, never to show ^ of the newly-chosen fnlted Ftato* itrooge town, his name and residence be umlerotood that the African trlj) Is
muHir In the home.
which has now m mitors Beveridge of Imliiine Is 43, was published In a paper which fell not for the punwse of sport. It is tooidiged to take them under an
> again, and' the t
be i-ondueted strk-tly for scientifle pur- awning and shield them from the _____
*en stolen was aw.., ------ -----------Into the hands of a brother «tf the order
kill fierce onslaught. The stones felC Exch*ni.t»-^-------poseH, and tbe aului.vb*
tad in consequence the bnrlal took wlU be ust-d for educatiouiil puri>o3os
Have j-ou promised to hny a
alx)ut 9 o’clock and were, many of*
Thrta’cMty’^ls Inw-sU- j
Sl^Crone M
place through them. The one sad to Ihe Field museum. We wish to got
piano this spring for your Hltte
.......... V... SS!
«nUng.
Ut. iMHbw of V-w York 71. Knox of feature of fraternal organizations is into tlie African t-o»ntry. mbese big them, an Inch ahd a half long.
Inch thick and thr»-e-quarters wide.. Hiir43-cum...................
fi'
girl or boj-? Hare you been
An atteront whs made Friday night | Pennsylvania .'c*. Sutherland of I tab the delay which bars so many from game is to be found, before tbo com­
putting the matter off from time
The, .ere «. ,.U-mlI.il Ih.. for
.......
jlicr .of North Dakota
to wreck the fast passenger train on | 43, Mi-Comlicr
iolning when application is made. pletion of railroad lines nod the Influx
to time for one reason, or an­
hour afterward they could bo shoveled I
;*he Michigan tVnttjil. which is d<u- ic Dulkele.v if CoMUix-tlfUt ON nnd Ualc With every » $100,000 written about of gunners si-atter or aaoIhUute tbe
up from the grots where they lay.
urniireTt*o# sceouat
other? If you have and will go
$1,000,000 is rejected. He closed by groat animals."
Kalamaroo at 6:10 on Its way to De­ of Maine «D.
and examine other pianos, thru
The ball storm seemed confined to a ^ Xoul...........................
An
EuglbOi
scientifle
expedition
is
referring to the text "Set thine house
troit. But for a freight train which
veryHarrow
path.
It
tiailed
a
little;
ussiiutiw
.
'
come to our store and Investi­
lieUig formed fur tbe ss me purpose cs
went ahead of the passenger, the at­
-in order."
that of tbe Field museum. Tbero will down town but tbe stones were all
sMom
gate the many points of excel­
tempt would have.U'en surceaFfuI. it
be o-rivalry between tbe two i»artles to small. Iten McMullen of the penlnsnla
lence of the Kimball piano.s and
t-------'*
Charles
Rosehnwk
retunied
tc
Djcck
Lake
^ was made alMtut thre<* mlh's pest of Sports of A'l Kinds
Uie matter of resnll*. It is reoognlxed reports that the rain was heavy but '
our special offer of eafy f.-nns,
borne at Fife Lake Saturday for the
Park—Two Ball Carnes There
Dowmglgc. and a dnmki-n lnd;
sciemtets nil over tbe world that there was no hall. Edwin-Black-of
wc are sure you w ill have none
Yesterday.
summer.
bJf* ■ long-the Afrlcau field will he in East Bar sars that there was no hail.
other thgp a Kimball.
MMMie exhausted. It la belh-ved. bowHowever southwest of the city. E- Jerer,
that
there
exist
ta
tbe
heart
of
I^fmtan to wreck the train. The Micn-j
ENenlng Reccnl.
Uie -couttoeut specie* of animals ond Llnderman'reporlH that It bailed quite
Igan Cent Til is double traekng the; orawn. Mich.. Juno 5.-At the Duck
birds as yet xmknowu. Tbe reel sclea- hard bat no damage, so far as coculd
Come to the fa-tory
road in the vclnb:? oI Itawaglac. *»'!
y^^rterday the base 1*11
tlfle rivalry will come therefore i»er- be learned, was done. Erfward Laulrooms, .make yonr choice and
the Indian plletl ties onJbe track for u i
between Wexfon! and the Key
baps in tbe Hue of tbe discovery of ner, Elmwood township, stated to the
savo amey. W'e kcII many
- fitetanre of almost a trlU- and a hall.
^
and FURNISHED rooms tbr ront with! new fprtns of life,
Record that there was no hall In that
styles it msny msk.s and we
Tbe members of tbe AfrlcBD expedlctoktod
Thu freight Iran was ccninelled
uBernoon between
board. 218 East Eighth street.
can satiary y«u as to the price
tiuo of tbe Flekl museum succeeded to
slow down, and Just as It wa* getting. i„terloehen and Grown waa wo
June li-4t*
und tanm-. If you only want to
flndiug and iu eoltec-ting several hith­
I
Saai. T. Eltsar. Kutary Pahbe.
..k surt again, the engineer noticed thej inuTiochen.
farest $Ijo you mu come bereC4irreql—:
LOST—Between €2C Washtagton St. erto unknown siM-ciew A new race of
obslrucrioD. There was Just time I
e.-^rimkted that there ----"Going
to
Klonda
tbl*
winter,
oM
and get a'new guaranteed up­
and Cass St. engine house, a small ban ks was found by Professor EUlot
enough to flag the patosmger. and It
and a
man?”
right piano ihat s* ll.< elsewhere
black pUTK containing a five dollar- and In cumpUment to the benefactor of
“Na we’re going to Onllfroute."
required an hour to remove the ues.
,, reported.by all. The!
4he Colambiau museum tbe Urds were
for .22WO .and
TERMS—
bili.
75
cents
in
silver
and
a
watch
“Why. 1 thought yon were set on the
i^e ladlan. whi-n arrested. wa-*i aining manger,; of
park report this morn
given, tbe name of Field ta Us Latin
$10 down $1 monthly.
key.
Finder please leave with
aontb."
on Ihe fMce. He aaid he had never
ccsiebrate there-the
.form.
Tbfen here we liave beautital
“Weil, yon see I wautril Florida and
Chief of Ptfllce Ashton.
, Jime 54f
Tbe staff of the Field museum is my wife wranted South Barbara, ao we
seen a train wrecked.
*
Fourth and tliat those who enjoy ball
cabinet grand* for $200, $250, up
John Porter of Oo-unna. brought, i-amos and other sports will find them WANTED—Compelent girl >t once. busy pretuiHug for the fortbeoming
led on the tetar."
to $45^*. on our easy credit ayaMrs. R J. Morgan. State and Wel­ expedition. Tbe preiMratlous are being
suit agsinst Ja*. Castree. an Owosto j
“Compromised. Where do you coma
tem. It pays to buy at Urn fac­
lington.
.taae 5-a made on a large ocale. All sorts of. tor’
automoblilfL for $10,000 damages foi
-----------------------tory wa'crooms.
materiaf has to be token to preserve j “She’s agreud to go to F
k BOXt
Injuries received by lielng knocked .
Card of Thanks.
LOST—Key /ring between Grinaell the
Brick Flat on W. Ninth 8t
skhM nf the birds and IiMam
tesUnsoftlteblrtoaiMl
| y«ir. provided she Aneta’t Uk« C
Call.
down by Ca*lroe’s ■fnarUine
night' Wj.
to express our heartfelt
Bros.' music store *and Pore Mar­
It te tbe aim of tbe sclrotists
fornla so well that she want* to
when he liairas Castree was ’■iinntag thanVs for the kindness shown us durLat on Barlow Street.
quette depoL Return to GrtaneR toa^ groups ^ the animate.
there."—Otoctoaatt Comuerctol
' to I St left instead of the right side of , |q,( the sickness and jteath of hudband
Bros.*s music store.'
J-ne S-tf win he mounted In the muaeum wUh yrtbnne.
3 LatS on Garfleld amroe.
Just such aurroundtags as they have
Ihe road. He was going I” the Bamc],nd father by our friends and neighBRANCH BAKERT—L. E. Trimble to their haunts, and to this end Mr.
OLD MISSION.
Exelon via
dlri-cilon. and Porter, being deaf, didbor*. especially members of MePher
Monroe Street.
1 Ut
not hear the machine, and. of^cvmrse., ^on post and teachers and pupils ol has estabUshed a branch at 215 East Akeiy will make a careful study of the etenmer Columbia Wedneodaj- mornrogetothm and of the rock and annd lag at 9 o'clock. Retnnitog leave at 2
Front
streeL
Full
Une
baked
^bods
did not see It rominC-^P/tetfitoA FH-j ttaioa street school,
June 6-6t formattea of tbe country trnrersod.
o'clock.-arrivtog at Traveree City at
day aftemoan thij^ry gave Dorter a | Mrs. Margaret J. Monteith and Chll always on band.
The expedition wttl be gone for sevFUre 2$ cents Toaud trip.
Jddgmenl for $2.2S0.
j dren.
FOR SALE-«esorl kka at fipetng «nl taontha. returning to Chicago early 6:*9.
(Weather permUttag.)
Parte, on the gastassla. Here U a
All hall Prof. B. M. Thompson of tbe
'
'
“
NORTH PORT.
Excursion
via
chance to get a lot at a location on
taw department of the V. of M. He has j DID YOU START with the beqlnning
BaztdMT A T. rrisirtth’BBhpasters
steamer Colambia. Friday morning at
the bay that te nausually beautifuL
Just solved the blind will of Jolin Mar- of tha BheHeck Holmes series of roysAlso rooms te rent at Sprtag Park • The atesM Oolumhia took about 9 o'elortc. Returniag teuve Northport
r' -‘ tin Braua. Mere are both will and arf-- terioue dotecthre stories r If not. fct
at 2 o’clortc. arrtring at Trgverao CUT
eighty
excuraiouteta
on
the
first
exfor
the
summer,
partly
furntebed
taf
: Ma Broun left $3.69f> tto three Saturday's Record.
onrsion of the ana ton to Bowers Har at 5:20. . Fsro 25 ca«to (Weather
light housekeeping. R. J. Price.
__
and two daiishterr. Marr and
TRY A RCCORD WANT AO.
permftUi^.)
June 5-4t^
lerday. .
Ryestei
. , 5Baimh. Ecach of the aor* were to gel
TRY A RECORD WANT AO.

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By A- CONAH DOYUEa

Aatt^er**nM

Vm 1 of tiM Sartai
cto-'*
<CW^.

«*a^./Mko » c*J

the bait, aid
aUeacc wo aiood tonether In the darkaam and waichad the harrylna densaa
who paaaed aad rapaaoed in front of
na. Reltoto waa aiknt and nmtiwileaa,
bat 1 coBid tell that he waa keenly
alert nad that bla ayaa were flzad ialently apoh the atnam ed paeawaty.
It was a
and the wind whittled stoUty down

t

tConfinnrd From 8atordajr|a laaiie.)
Ifolhire* knovv^jte St >be by wan of acemod to me that I had aeen
l^don wa« rxtraardlnary. and on tbla dsure before, and I e^ierlally noticed
ooro*)on be i>aa>ed rapidly and witb an two IMS who appearal to he ebeltarlng
nnvorDd atci> tbroaob a BHwork of tbemaHree from \be wind to the door­
‘ dlstmnce up I
inewe and etablea the rery exletancr way of a
ewmy«ompmd«
of wljl«-h I bad never known. tVe strsrt. I tried to drs^
a little
but he
be garc
I
eoMTSTtl at to'd into a anuill road lined attention to> them, tnu
with otil. aJfwniy bnoaea wblr!> led na ejaculation of Impatience and cooiln•ter atrert and no to BlandHen* be turned awlftly

of a
entered togetber, and
he rlueed It bAInd oa.
. The
—,-_.ewaipUA(
f.Uu«e way pUA dark, but It was
♦vklent to meftliat It as an empty
bouse. Our f<fr rreoked ami rrackled
orrr tlie liare \pl
\planklnf. and my outsfrelAed hand
Hand''tooArd
all from
wall
wIilHi Uie |»apor was banging In rJlv
Irons. Holmes’ rold. thin flngmi elooed
orpund my 1wrUl and led me forward
down a long ball unUI I dimly
limly saw
m
Uie
tnnrky fan llAt over tbe door. Here
Jlolmes turned suddenly to tbe right,
and we found ourselves in a large.
*«ltuirr. empty room, heavily shadowed
tn tlie ronicfs, l.nt faintly lit In tlw
rrator
the lights of the street belamp I
*“
‘
tbe window was tblA with dusL so
that we eoukl only just dlacern e«A
ether’* flgurr* within. My eouifsiuion
put his iMOd upon my Aoutder and
Ills ll|»s close to tuy esr.
*T>o> you know where we airy be
wkl«<])ervHl.
-fUirely that la Raker atrert." 1 anawend. ataring tbrougb tlie dim win­
dow.
-KKnrily. We are In Camden Iloqiie.
which gtmMls of'ptwlte to our own old
finurters."
•’IlntVfFbr are welneer
' -IiiH-susc it command* so exrelleut
« .Ticw of that picturesque pile. Might
I truuhle you. my d**r Watooo. to
a^tonaa
taking evrty prci-aiitlon
m*l to Aow
prci**
ynun«df.
nn«df. mul then to look up at our
okl moms- the starting point of so
, jnnny of your llltle fairy tales? W’e
Will nor If my three years of alnenee
”, luiye intlivly taken atvny my power to
BUrprlw' you.”
.1 ernit f<irward and l«K>ke<l aetos*
: at tiM* fninlllar window. As my eye*

the wall It was evident to me that
was becoming nooasy and that I
ptons were not working out tBltogeU
as be bad hoped. Ai last aa midnight
appraaAed and tbe
atreK gmdoally
w atrert
cleared he paced up and dokp the
room in nneontrollal
liable agUafion. , I
about
him when 1 raised my ayes to tbc Ught•d window and again expmieored ah
clutched Holmec* arm and pointed u;>ward.
-Tbc thadow has movA.’" I cried.
It was Indeed no longer tbe profile,
but tbe back. whlA was turned toward
| us.
| Three years bad certainly not smootbj «d tbe asperities of bto temper or bla
Impatience with a leas active iatelllgenro jban bis own.
-Of course It has movnl." luikl be,
-Am I iniA a fairtral bungler. Wataon. that I* should erect au oliVloas
dummy and expect that some of tbe
shari>est men In Burofie would be decelsed by It? Me bare been in this
room two hours, and Mrs. llndson hns
made some ebange In that flgure eight
time*, or once In every quart«T of nu
hour. Hbe works It from tbe frooL
so that tier abadgw moy netw be seen.
Abr He drew in bis broath wltb a
Arill, excited InUke. In tbc dim
light I saw bto bead thrown forward,
hto whole atUtnde rigid with attention.
Ontslde, the street wsa nbsoluteI,v de­
serted. Those two men might still be

dark save
avc only that Lbrilliant .vcllow
in front of us with the black
figure outllniul upon its center. . Again
la the utter aUem'c 1 bt'Anl iliat thhi.
sibllnut uotc whieh s|ioke of inteose
suppressed excitement. ' An instant
Inter be pulled me t»ack mto tbe black­
est corner of tbe room, and I felt h*ls
warning band u|>on my tips. Tbe fin­
ger* wblA clutched me were quiver­
I who WAS ing.
Never bad I kuowu my friend
senteil In’ q clinir wHblu was thrown !
moved, and yet tlie dark street
In bnid. blaA outline u|u>n the lum^-j gtlli stretched^ lonely nm! motkmlea*
tiuus m-re«*u of the window. Tliere was j nefort* u*.
'
too mistaking the iwlse of the head, the j
aoddenly 1 was aware of that
squareness «if the Aouklers. the Anrp- j
|,i;, kt'cuer senses had already
lH«s of tbe features. Tlie face was dtotlngulabeJ, A low. atoalt
tiinieil half around, and the effect was came to my ear* not from the direcHint of one of th«*se black slllioiiettes Uou of Baker atrert. but from tbe
w hlch our graiidparrot* love«l to ImA of the very bouse In which we
frame., It was a |sTfeet reprwiuetlQa toy concealed. A door opened and
of Hfdines.
Aut An Inatant later stops crept
tint's out my
down the passage—step* wblA were
the man himself was standing bc-dde meant to Is* •llenl. but which rev<Tberme. He wsa quivering wltb silent atrd harAIy through the empty house.
laught«T.
Holme* cronAcd b*A against tbe
-WHir aald he.
wall, and 1 did tbe same, my band
“<imsl heavensr I cried. ”It la niar- closing upon the brndle of my revolver.
vdnu'ir
Pwrtug through tbe gloom. I saw the
•*I truHt that sgi' doth not wither
vague outline of a man. a shade blackAnd 1 recognlawl In bis volro tlieU^
g^ood for an InsUnL and
joy ami pride whlA tlie artist takes In I
j forward. crouAIng. menbls own «T.‘otioiu -U really to raiber
^
like me. Is It not?"
,blg gintotcr figure.
-I sloMiUI l»e prepannl to swear that
braced myself to meet bto
It was you •*
gprtng before I roalteed that be had
•Tlie mtllt of tbe exeeutimj Is due j
^ ^ prroence. He paaaed
to M.ktoynr Mciinler of Grenoble, wlio i
iioaklr na. stoto over to tba>10s|Hi!t some dn.va tu «b»ing llie molding, i
^
noftl)* and nelaetoaaly
It I* a bust in wsx. Tlie n<t I nr
|t for half a foot Aa he sank
raiigis] inyTsdf during my vHlt to Iki :
y^jg opeulng the light of
k'T street this afternoon."
;
street no longer dimmed by the
“lint whyr
; yggty gtoaa. fell full upon hto face.
-Recanse. luy dear AVatson. I had iht^ ^
to be beside blmwlf
stronireU psMslble rc«H„n for ^l’‘hlng ^^ excitement Hto two eye* atoone
oertsin iieo!»lc to think that 1 was there | ^
froturea wer* workwhen 1 ivns
_„„1»»« convutelveu. He waa an elderly
-And you.thought the rooms
1
^th a thin, projecting note, a
watclicdr
...
Ihlgh. bald forAead and a huge frta-I knew that they were watri.ei.
j ^ niu*taAe. An opera hat wa* puah••Ity wbomr
„
ed to tbe back of hto head, and an
-Uy my old enerolofc Wntsw. By the
front gleamed out
Aanulng soclpty whose lea«.er llw I" y,p(m,jj, hi*
overcoat. Ill* face
ti»> Lclchcnlncli fr.ll.
^|
jpmnt and *wrarthy. acoreil with
imMulier that they knew, nnd oulj tlw}
ggvage line*. In hto hand be carknew. that I
■ lied what appeared to be a stick, but
liMer tlvT believed that I
e^
^
y
Ian k to my romus. They watchnl thm | ^
Then from the pocket
contlnmmsiy. and this morning
of |yg ortrroat be drew a buiky obfocL
saw me arrive.. gml
busied, himself In some task
-How do you
_______ WhlA endA with s loud, ahsep tdttek.
-Ibs-auiie^I recogulwd thrtr aentl^ J
^
had faitou Into
when I glanced oot of my window. «e . ^
fiyn t-nrrl1ng upon tha fiooe.
to a baimiles* eoough faltow. r»rter lyr
1^, forwsA and threw all bto
natw. a garrotot by trade ^
| wrtght and atrongth upon some lover,
ma Asbto performer
upon th*
the je^ i{ wltb the
y^ result
, that there
y^ came a^
rormer upon
hsip. I eared nofittag
nothtgg for him. But,
But
grinding noise, rodlng
I Arrd a great deal fbr the moA more
fomildahlc person who wa* behind bitt. | ^JjJy^^y^maA^mw ttonJ^at
the lioaom friend of Moriarty.•
^ held
,
! be
in bto band wa* a eon q[f a
who dropped the rock* orfirtfiTJUit i
tbe most «-unulug apd^’dau^rou; crlml-! n, ,
ual to Looduo. Tbrt to tba man who j tbhif la aad snapped tba breeAbtock.
after auc tonight. B’ataon. di^ that _*• Tbqn. crouching down, be rrttA tbe
end of tbe banrt upon the ledge of the
open window, and I aaw hto long numtaAe droop over the stock sod hto
eyes gleam «a It peered atong the
sights. I hcaA a little sigh of Atte-

fgrtloa aajttjcoddled the

mirmiiiBr

2bSStS?.£

MtSOELLANEOUS

WANTED.

is.'xr:,

r the fhor.*'acltdr to tartae.'fC£

The Adventare of
the Empty House

..

‘

cntete potaitbeiM fralL Ue w .
THE NEW FtA«IWO->UBmed art la
Alarajra a mmn of Iroa acrrc. aad tte
Idaatom will -he cxytelaai aad diw
T —------ Thn Mi taper tight-; n'oa caa tram w to look attor ttat atorj te adB told in India how ha
[ aa too nifir
Then waa n Mr. Bohaea.*' said laatrade an the envied down a drain aftar a vovndptoyod la my aluito Tasadays. hawe. toad aiM aad a toas. tolTary whole party aiorcd toward the daor. ad nwnntiaK tic«r. Then arc aoae
taeca 3 add 4 p. m. Mra. rxaaaw
treca. Wataoii, whldi'^nnr to a nrttoktoorbtoMMigtoaa At that htotaat -Anythin* farther to a^r ^
8. Smith. MS Bast Ehthtb 8U Tny- >
I t^wm Vke a ti*er oa to tba: -Oa^to nak what <toir*«^Toh la- teto belslit and then aaddnlr denhih flOfTED MM meu to know they
ocBoCtty. Ncwphaacllt.
aoaoe anslahtij cereatiieltjr. Ton arUl
aaa^i hack aad hurled Ida flat; tend to preferr
can sto a tm-daas shine of CuntoaelUMi
to toon. Be waa w a*aln to p; -what chaIp^ slrk Why. of coaiae an U ofttB In banana. 1 ban a theuln*Ma. nt the Lien barker Mop.
d.aad witli narulatn etxoagth! Ow attemptad aurder of Mr. Aerioek| ^ that the tadirtaaal rnaienti to
aaySMf
dONEY TO MM
tojyiSaTtoc^ **^STaa Laatrade. I do aat propoaei of hi. anentor^
psd to moKsnsa
WANTED-Lndiea to wock. flAO and
or ay nToirer. aad he dropped acBp: to appear In the matter at aD. To yoa , d«n tnni
^ or e^atand.
laaulro M &
$2 per day; nlao Bailor. Inquire
PtaeabotoL
room A First Natloaal bank.
tie. Then waa the I effected. Tea. licatrade. I «on*ratuUto j bdeonw*. as it were, the epitome of the
. iune34t*
feet npoa the pare-1 yool WHb youf usual happy mixture j blstory of bte own faailj^
Btosambtr the futom Bas In paw
to surely ruthcr faneifuL*
f canning and audacity, you tore 8ot j -It...............
iofes..........................................
_
-WeO. I don t laatet upon It. What
hand, a oetotttJftc renila* win ro^
*«ot him! Got whom. Mr. Itohne.^ | ever the eeuse. Cdkmcl Moran began
tba tmo Itosh hlatosy. Ovor Uf
through the frost muraoce and Into the
wages, must be good cook. Addrese
•The man that the whole force has to go wrosg. Without any open scanBatonSL toMaaotfane.
SOMt
eare of Beoord. Mrs. Chat. Brmmdka
mUt yes. Lastrsder said Botanct. been seeking in vals-Golonel Sebas- j dal he still made India too hot to haU
may Iktf
-Tea. Mr. Holmea. I took the job tlan Monm. who shot the Ben. BonaM j him. He retired, came to London and
expanding tmUet from; again acquired an evU name. It waa
mjaHC. It’s good to nee JOB back In | Adair with
Nottca.
Lesrton. sic.”
an iair gun through die epen window of! at tbto thne that be waa aought out bg
Trarerw City. Mkh.. MayM. ••*. ,
think you want a Uttle unoBclal the Mcood door front of 427 Park lane j Profesaor Morlagty. to whom foe a
In one j upon the »tb of last month, l^t's j time he was chief «f the staff. Mo^!a^ F08~ECNT—Two"totide rooms suilThe partnership of Maes tt Ben
able. for sleeping rooms. Inquire (painters und paperhangsrs) from iMa
pasu waun dn. Lotrade. But you ban-} the Aarge.
fkarge. Lcttrade.
Lestrade. And now. Wat-1 ty supplied him Ubccally with
died the Moleocy toyatery wltb leas j son. if you can endure the drsfi from | end used him only In
Dr. Sawyer, over Johnson drug date to dtoMjlTod. C. C. Maer wlU cansjobs W
Uaoe Ae bustooss. all woA betng
d hsTe I
idy ore______
,
, ___________
guaranteed flrsi claaa. Call or driv
We h#d all rism to our feet, onr prto- ford yon qon»e produble amusemeirt.- j have oocie recollecOoo of thtdento or
t postal at mu Cass stroat. omt
brsafbln^ bard, with a stalsrart i Onr old chambers had been left on-; Mrs. Stesrart of Xnader Ih 18S7. Not?
Paige’s tteeirlc store.
maj 31*tt
constable on enA side of him. Alrredy j Aanged tbrongb tbc snpe^tolon ^ Well. 1 am sure M«n wm at tbe botFOR RENT—Cozy borne. 437 We?t
Tenth street. Inquire at residcoct
So cleverly was the colonel cooceatod
the ttreet. UoUnca'ttepped 0|) to the care of Mis. 1
or call up county clerk’s office.
window, ckwed It and dropped tbe ‘ saw. It to true, an unwonted tklluem. that eicn when tbc Moriarty gang wa^
Mtty of CdL
The kindneos aA t
June 1-tf
blinds. I^estrade bsd prodocod two j but tbe Md Undmarks were nU in their broken up wc could not Incriminate
eutt Robert G. Ingerroll wbo far hHu _
candle*, and the i>oUcvmA bad un-' place. The.*e was tbe chemical corner i him. Too remember at that date, uheu
many frieuda who rooM not but daegif
yon in your rooms, bow FOR RENT—Puiutohed rooms
covered their lanterns. 1 was able ; tml tbe ackl stained, deal topped Uble. i called t
1 put op tbe Autxers for feor of air
light boasekeeping. Inquire Record regret bto o|iinlun*. A*®®^F thorn waa
at last to ka%e a good look at our prto-1 There upon a ttielf
formidable scmpt>ouks and books of guns? No doubt you thought me fanei’
office.
June 2-U Henry B'nA lircAer.
rlrlie and yet, reference wbkb many of onr fc^tow A-, ful. 1 kac«- exactly what 1 waa doIn the stndy of tbe famoUs^preacher
. It was a tree
aintoter face wlil<-l> was turned toward Isens would ba\*e lieen so glad to bum.} Ing. for 1 knew of tbe existence of tbU
was an elabonite gkihe.' wfilcb bad
Ua. Wltb the brow of a philosopher i The diagrams, the violin case and tbc I remarkable gun. and 1 knew also that
l>mi sent him with (he (wtiplImfBts^
of tbe beet sbott in tbe world ______________
*bove nnd the Jaw of a sensualist b«ot some tuanufaeturer. On Us surfari^.'
, would be bAInd It. When we were in j goft RENT OR SALE—Meat maAet
Mw. tbe man must have started with wbiA contained the tobarw-all
in dd'lltwte wurkuiaiiAip. were ndattl
r Front and Division •troete.
great dapa<
dapaeltles for good or for evil
groat
figures of tb<* cnusteltotlotis aA cf the
But one Aukl pot look Ufion his cruel w«*re two ocquimut* or me room—one, j *rty, i
star* sidch com|mse them.
bine eyeo, wHbi their drooj>lng cynical Mr*, lludaon. who beamed upon u» < gave i
The glol»e struck Ingersrtrs fancy.
llda. or
or ui»on
ui»on the
tbc
fierce,
oggrea>l\v nose
nose both
botn as we enteccu;
ieui:e.
ic fierce,
fierce. oggn>a>l\-e
entered; me
tbc omcr
otber ute
Uh* ; itetcueunacn
ItelAc
Udo.
and the ihroatenlng. denp lined brow stnuip' dummy whlA bad phiycd so
may think that I rrai tbc pa- TO RENT—^Furnished rooms in cot­ He tuniA it rouA a A ronA. examlB*
e cvenms
^.,y,
reading natonj’* plainest dan-1 lmiK»rtaut a i»art in tbc
evening’*a au
ad-,,
^.jy,
my aowith goiuc
some attention during mj
without readii
tage with every convenience. Ad­ tig It with admiration.
c eolfMvd model ; jaornQ In Krauee.
Kraiu-e. ou tbe
the blookout for any
"This Is jnst what I want." he aakl:
per algnala. He took no b^ of any of ventures. It waa a
dress Bo* 374 or call at office.
fixed ojKin of my friend *o admlralUy done th-* _ jtiee of toying him by Uiebecto. 8a
na, hot his eyes
"wbo made It?”
may 24-tf
in in ^ It was a perfect facsimile. It stood
' long a* be was free In Ll^ondon m.v life
Holm*** face with an expression
“Who unde it. «lo you say, Colooel?"
would
roally
not
bavc
been
worth
llvwblA hatred and amazenteut
repeatA lleefb«'r.
"UTto made thl*
g gown of Holmes’ *o dn\|»ed |
and day tbe Aadow would
equally blended. -Tou fiend." Ii
slol»e? Why, nolaidy. «if j-onrse; It jOst
on muttering—"you cl»ver.
.
. rouiwl It that tlu- Illusion from tbe |„,vc Iweu o\-er me and sooner
happenA.”—rhltodelpbla Uei-oA
firad!”
street was alwoIutHy |HTfc
________
have come.
his Aanee
"Ah. rohmel." said Holmes, atmeg I*** hofwyon ,.rcsen-A all procautiona.
^„ki I do? 1 could not Aoot him at
UrsiiOs* AatbKlM.
big hto rumpled coUar, " -journeys end ’ ^^rs. lludsour aald
Holme*.
,qjjmi Aoukl my»«*lf be In the dock,
hi lovers’ meeting*,’ aa tbe old play ‘
**
knee*, sir. Just
was do uw- appealing to a magi»trolling inirnrt lu iliat bnt»y 1
aaya. I don’t think I have had the
’
irate. They cannot Interfere on the
plcwMire of *«*lng you sluro vou fa"Kxcelleiu. You carried the thing „tmigth of wimt would appear to them LOST—Ijice eunaln. plckA up ou errn? Tlmught lu* wasn’t making *uy
Invest luentf'.”
vorod me with those nttemlon* » I lav
olisewc w here the y,
Rusidrl.m. So I couW do
<»mmonH on TVeitlh str«.rt. <>0*1 rt
-Matter A sentimenL I think," rg*
on tbc ledge above tbc Itclchciiliach ^’O*****
nothing But I watAed tbe criminal
Cass. Finder return,' to Record of piles the km»wliig one.
f-,1»
^
, "Yes. sir. I’m afraid It has siwllt your j ^cws. knowing that sooner or later I
flee.
y
June 3-2t ‘ "Sentiment? He La* no chHdren."
' Itcnutlful bust, for It iwascd right -KbouW get him. Then came the death
1 *T know. 1 ut the Iwlor
al»y foA com*
<
flatti
_ yonahl .\dnlr. My chance bad
througti tlic brad nnd flattened
itself ,
y,j,
LOST—Small silver waiA with chain ,
,
pif ture of him a* an ln>
meat
cunning Oandr was all th«T l.rrouM
V""* .*
I
'
bctw(H*n Wd-st Eighth Ktnn't and 1
d It in its ads. «o Blrhua
I eann-t. Hero It isf’
y
CVmgrcgatinnal
church.
Anton,I bought
[•any 1
"I have not Introdncrd .vou yet." s.nld . Holim-s heUI K out to me. "A i^t j bad done It? He had utayA canto wlUi
Straub. Return to Straub Bros. A‘control it long cuongb to order that
Holme* *Thto. gentlemen 1* OolorfW 1 revolver liullct. a* yob ijcrcelvc. Bat-i the tod; he had followed him home
Arolotlc and rwrtve rewaA. /
' pMore left oot of the ad-, a A ail
SehasUen Moran, once of tier majesty* I *o»- There * geuiu* In thak for who ! from tbe club; be bad Ao< blm tbrougb
Junei-3t
Indian army and the best lica»*y g:irae ' ’'’ould ezp«rt to find such a thing fired i the often window. There '
eastcria empire hn* ever {
*
produced rbcUevcl amI ro^rick
obliged for yonr •
correct, col'o^
colo- I »<»:
*<*05 I*
tlpora "totance. And now. Watson,
i ace '
tvaison. let me
over at once. 1 was seen by
^Glrto. If you want rctl llj»s. toughing
In saying that yonr bag of tlpera
bel.. It
still romalus unrlvalAV’
>®« »“
»tbe iM-nllnel. wiio wouUl. I knew, dinrt
eyes.
breath and gtKv! looks use
AlA 1 Aould llte rtlJiMi's
c>r„M‘l s attenllou
attrnllou to my ptvseiire.
pn-se
The flerw old man said nothing, but
Ib-lltoter's RjHky Mountain Tea. The
He eoukl not fail to connect my smlden
atm glared at my couqiItanlou With •‘ke to dlscua* with you."
greattrt br-aiitlfier known. 35 cents.
He iwd throw n off the seedy frock :. ^yjrn
return with his
bis crime and to l»e twIWy
bto savage eye* nod liriMling imistaAe
* SALE—Store building, stock and Tea or Tablets. Johnrou Drug Co.
he wra* wonderfully like a tlp*r him­ jat. and now lie wai the Holmes of, nlunm«d. I was sure l»c would make
iturcy- Will sell all or any part,
old in the mone colore«l dressing gown j au nt tempt to gi-t me out v.f tlie way
self.
rill rent bulWlng. Apply at once.
J j which he took from hi* effigy.
j g, omv an.l w ouid Iwlug
Iwlng round bto mur"1 wonder that m.v very slmpl
IJ1GCF.ST AND IinST line A UHlilkarl"
Aik.nri a ucr\e* have not Serous w.wpon f-w that purpose. I left
agem could deceive so ol
cyclcs—Rambler, Monarch, Racyclq,
excellent maA In tbe window,
aald Holmea. "It must be very famlltor lost tbelr sUwdlnesa nor bis eye* their . bim
ke«’nnesj»."
said
he.
with
a
laugh,
a*
he
Columbia. Prices right. Julios Camg»
liavitig
w.nnietl
the
police
that
and.
jenxl
liwiH'ctA the Aattere*! forAcad of Ida
ml At Is* nee«lA—i»y tbe way. FOR SALE. WAGONS—I have three bell, 417 Union street.
may S-Imo
ce in
I WatwtQ. you sjrttA tl»elr presence
second-hand lumber wagon*, also
your rifle aud waltA for the bait to bust.
lumber wagon for one horse, throe
TRY A RECC RO WANT ^
* to t»o n
cheap buggies.aA a pair A cheap
I ; JudUiou* iKist I
ponie*. B.J. Morgan.
may 2C-tf| Rpfflcfl KBSitfl CWlfilfiS.
tttttresene In ease thoro Aoukl
Mweral!
^bere are few Iwtter lu , dreaming that

JS

I HOLMES

I

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liniiiitiii.

FOR RENT.

LOST

FOR SALE

dear Watson, doe* anything remain for
• “Well, well, such to fame! But. then, j me to explain?”
If I remember right, you had not beaA | -Yes." saUl I. -You have not made It
.
. ..L .
,
...
i quite clear what wa* folonel Moran's
the name of IVof^ Ji^ Mortorty. !
,„„^^ring the Hon. IlonakI
who had one of the great brain.* of the , Adalrr
tmy. Just give medowm
me down my Index
•*.Vb. my dear Watson, there we come
Into those reolm* of eonJ«iurc where
the mo*t logical mind may be at fault.
EaA may fonn bto own h\-potbe*to up
on the preoent evidence, and yours Is
a* likely to be Arreet a* mine."
“You have f<inuA one. then?”
. -I think that it js not difficult to ex­
plain the fact*. It came out in evidence
that Oolouel Moran aA young Adair
Lad betw'c«‘n them won a consideraliU'
amount of money. Now. Moran undoubtAly ptoyA fool. Of that I have
long lieen aware. I liellovc that on the
day of the muAer Adair had dlscoverA that Moran W'O* Aeatiug.t- Very
rivately
I baiV threatenA to ex|io*e 1
; leas he volunlarily realguA hto memI berahip of the club and promisA nol to
I play canto again. It to qnlikely that a
, youngster like Adair would nt once
' make a bldeou* *couda] by exiraslng a
j srell known man so moA older tban
1 himself. ITobably be actA as I sug­
gest. The exclusion from bto club*
j would mean ruin to Moran, wbo llvA
by bis 111 gotten caA gains. He tbereCbisiickt cauiw’* u\
l I fore muAerA Adair, wbo at tbe time
-MY ObiXBCTlON’ OF M’S IS A FINE ONE." SAID B&
I wa* endeavoring to woA oot how
~I
i muA money be oboold himself return.
since he could not profit by bto partner’a foul play. He loAA the door lott
the ladlee Aonld *un»riae him aA I
slat upon knowing what he wa* dol:

your owrn aim falling yoa Tlieso’’ -be
polutA around—"are my otber guns.
The parallel to exact."
Colonel Moron sprang forwrard with
a anarl of rage, bui' the coURtables
droggA him bsA. The fury mpon bt*
face wa* terribh* to look nt.
“I confeoa that you had one amall

oxceptlOD all has gone
L'5T!2;,..
Colonel Moran ^11’
toroA to
tbe official

rooli. »t Ctariw Crii. ud *Tr
-I have

LET ME btilld for you. Monthly pay. ,€St btr^llS in City. 39C RB4 4fC
ments. H. W. Smith. €13 W’est pair.
J. W. IfiltikCB.
Eleventh street. CiUrens phone 19»., ,
may* 29-tf;

: I ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

FARMS to trade for city pro|)Crt.v. 1
H. W’. Smith. C13 W’oat Eleventh SI. j

HOU8E8 AND L0T8 on monthly pay­
ments. H. W. Smith. C13 W’est
Eleventh atrccL
CitlzcD* phone'REAL ESTATE AVD LOAIS
IW
mayKrtfi
t4o±mry i»aj|>llo
Sort rroat 8tr**L
Uf BMli*'
FOR 8ALE—New milch Jersey cow. j

J. M. HUELUIANTEL

also goA driving horse. Inquire of j
Bert Gage at J. E. GreiMck Co. fac 1
tory.
*
may 244f!
SALE—Fine residence property.
J 0-room house and barn, 100 ft. lot;
house bas city water, bath room and
furnace. Inquire of F. Tburtell over
First National bank. Telephone 2*.
may 23-tf

for

FOR »ALt OR WNT—Pmrtir tornlsbed aeroo-roo«a sommer cottage
at Old Mlasloa Beach resorL In
quire H. K. Brinkman, Old Mission.
may 12-1 mo*
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Two
store bulldlnfs la Central Lake.
- CUisens phone 3C2.
may t-tf

Tnchir of Vklin
We arc now taking orders
for the celebrated ,

XEYSTONE mi

............ ... ..........
no doubt that you have hit

FOR SALE—Bight onortro loU oa
^Mo tbc tmth.West lith stiwet adjolalng Northern
. -It wfll bo vcrlBA or dlsprovA at
MleMgan aaylnm property, snltablc
the trtok Meanwhile, come wbat may.
ter mldsnoe porpoMS or gardening
Colo&el Moran will trouble u* no more.
Flaa aoU and well located. Bach lo(
The famous air gnu A Von Herder will
equal to 18 wwamaa baUdlag leto
cmbelltob tbe ScotiaA YaA muaenm.
Prices and torma reaeoaabla. Apply
and once again Mr. SberlaA Holmes Is
free to devote his Ufe to
toOeo.W,Raff.
8437-tl
those tntoroct&g little
i'uhlA
FARM FOR GAL»-Kao«a aa tk«
hin t» Mir. Mr. Hdtadd. brtore «
-amry Otar of tli. WroMB
”
Oentoa
flartt.
Win
taka
Mm
and
K A
■„ fhm noMrfni' Hlmslayaa’ (lasji; 'Tbrtt Mouffis Ip
prsaaoto
lot aa payment toqnlre B. J. Mor
DID YOU START Ath th# beginning
soa.
844142
'
—^ I Tsnkervme.* tbe BagatvUe CaA cloh." A the Sherieek Helmee eeriee A myeICi-^oha Hofklas will aeroe lar
On the margin am* writton In HoUnaY torieue detective storieer If net. §•*
he said, *«Mlael€ua and A
proeiae hand. “The aecood uwat dan- Saturday’s Record.
as la tbe past ta tito
*
powrt. I knew Von Hccdcr. tbe Mind
EAST PAST OF TOWN.
OennaB-meAaiik.
Joseph
Chamberlain,
the
oAA
Eni^
OMl fp by both phSMa Kp. 84.
totheoAer A the uS.,riArtM^ hto^| Hhto I* arttmtohlne.- said I a* Ij
rtaity. Fhr yecn I have bmn atrarej bandA back the voluiue. -tlm man’s! Ush staU-amau. never niipeai
Orttors win be proeaptly attcadal to
A It* extstenc*^ thgush. I hare never* oatecr Is that A an honorable aei-1 Uc witLout a monoeW Hi* *
JOHN HOPKINS.
apr 2*-lmo
ally hroo to .oor friend of tonight'

Q, Q. CARVER

PRICES REASONABLE
BoSkolMMa

BARGAINS in real estate. H.~W.
Smith ftS W’eat Eleventh strecH.;
Citizens phone IW.
may 29-tf ■

c ;£“'3™L=Si:S

Mia

TmiilCItf,
Brtcici;
. -vjl :V. tc<l
KEYSTONE. MiCN.
iC

ittik n~

*1

Un. Jota Jmca^
labor* voider
■ntlvval terror of beewrtbg veo a
iU r«i ber tfOTv bM aet arttavabljr
iHt «>7
•«e^ ^
••
tavtlBc fear tbbi tbe com «• bt^
f-------------- » Mn. AMor tens
«f a visit *e oac« paid to a Parislaa
tanor la cwaajr with a frtaad arb©
iMd tokMt oa Bvaaroas saperd
paaad*. Tbs stovt wwaaa was bavla*
« •aaa dtted aad conlalited It was so
Uibt abe ooald Ml sH dova. The
tailor, wbo vadsratood* Anrrieaa
^aac. btaadlr la««M: **Does 0Md>
asM proler a M*ra fa vblcb «br cao
ataad aa aad look aaawt or oa
arbldi sba caa sk dowa aad look slopPfr Madaate ordered the tlabt flutac
©oataaM. of coairae, bet Mrs. Astor
ttvao to terror of daplhmtiajc the «xperleaee vbkh befaU her friead.
The ortctaal aoaMlaaloa of John

WeWiUBuy

FOR
POWER

A 50c. BoMe of tSewMone aad (Hve It tp Toa to Trr>
Wa vast faa ta haav dbeat Titaa
aaac. aad the araiaei Itaalf aaa tall
poa More tbaa erai Boweaakyaatolat
aab«r)roaabottla-« taO-alaa bottleto trr. let U ffova that tt deaa arbat
asadldae caaaot da Sea frbat a toalc
it 1*. Laara chat It d^ km ganas.
*lVa 7M will aao It alwaya. aa era do.
aad as taflUons
~ a oCotbera da
ThU aCar Itself aboald a
Ibst Tiqaosaae does as are
woald ecrtatalj aot bey a bottia aad
give It to you if there was aay
of resoUa Toa want tboae taaalts;
yoB want to ba vMl aad to kaap welL
And you cant do that -anhndy can—
wubout Ugaaaoaa

We Peld tlOOspOO

FORINa? Slap at Qm^
Braa* State stiaat Svery ban
aadgatyoor^ An klnda. trash.
iMy Iktf

cdHaU that toe pabOab o^ ovary
tie an oAr of E.000 for a dtoaost
germ that It casnot kllL Tba reason
to that garsM ara vegetobies; and
UganaBBi like as aacaaa of cacygM
to doMDy to vegetal aBStter.
Tbme lies the great valae of Ugeoaeoe. It to tba aaly way known to kUl
genM to thd body without kllUng the
ttosaa.toa Any dreg that tollto germs
to a pelaaa. aad It canaot be taken to>
tnnally. Bvery pbyalclaB knows that

50c« Bota« Trmrn*

PAVING TAX

PAVING TAX

PAVING TAX

Let us vitalize an idea
for you.

Boardman Rira
Electric Uett
& Power Co.
ARE YOU INaiHED

utSJSSSiii

itsff.'sc

BIGGEST AND BEST line of bl
cyclee-^amblor. Monarch. Rarycle,
Columbia. ' Prices rljriit Julius Camp
bell, 417 Union streeU
may 6-lmo

PAVING TAX

Notice to all Peroona Interoated
The special assessment Ux roll for
the paving of West FYont street, from
the west line of Union sirect to the
line of Maple street. Is now in my
>llection. The first Install-

IIAIIK CHAW% OCUVEIIY-3S
freight. paiaaiB aad trwnka. oSa

SUREST
CLEANEST
CHEAPEST
BEST

'tf JOB need Liqaoaoaa. aad bava
aevar tried it. plaaaa sead us this
oonpod. We will thea amU yon aa ordw oa a locaTdmggtot for a fuUstoe bottle, aad we wlU pay the drug­
medidae to almoat belptona to apy gist ourselves for It This to onr freo
gift, mado to eoavlaco yoa; to show
yon what Uquosoae to. aad what tt
caa da la Jnstke to yoursdt ptoasa.
aeeapt It to-day. fOr It plaeaa yoa aaThcor are the kapwa germ diseases. dcr BO obllgailOD wbatavar.
An that medlrtne can do for these
Uqaoioas coato 51c. aad |L
troeUes to to help Ni
__ _______
the
germs, land sneh reeolta are Indi­
CUT OUT THIS COUPON
rect and
naeertalB. Uqueaone attacks
ad aw
ttjyy-jrjaTTTtJuJSUS
the gems,
ema, wherever they are.
hlchcauseadh
when the germs whi
are destroyed, the (dtoeam mast end.
aad forerar. That 1to laaritabto.

Pbr the Aamrlcan rights to Llgaoana. We did tkla after teeth« the
prodaet for two yesra, through phyaL
tv nary deparuaem wan‘s to eecare aiaaa and boapMala. aftar provtag. la
thousands
of dlterent cascA Chat
H. The paper reads: 'John Paul
UqooaMa dastroya the cauaa of aay
Jaaea Is appointed to be captain In the
nnry. By order of congress. John Hnnoeoae has,
M than SO
int subject of
cock. presMcnt. Phtlndelphta. October years, beta the
setontUe and t
research. It to
Id. 1T7I. Attest K Chnries Thomioa." not made by ooaaponndlng drags, nor
So Bbe oooldifi nroose the bouse with alcoboL Its Tlrtoss are derived
bald ertth her eolag. sn unknovn
prooaaa requiring 1
barglar erbo robbed the hoine of Thom­
itua and
‘
as J. Meebna. n New York Uvyer. first
Uquld 1
osygea dtea
viappad mue Helen, aged 4. up in
la a wn food aad blood foodIdnnket. sang her to ^p. nnd locked ■toat belfCal tblag la the world to y
bar In the cellar.
^
Just after a priest had ndmlnUlcied fession hla nnfaUIng acnae of humor flOO. The old financier reached for
fhe last rite* to Dennis Stewart
would stand him la good stead. A man hto pen and hi* fair visitors wore Jubi­
Lntlmer.'Pa., character who had been of cxtaaasiless energy, he does a tre­ lant untU be handed back the *ubBtrnek by a train nnd pkk^ up for mendous amount of work'. He It nnl scriptlon list. He hdd merely wiitico
daad. be revlrt^y got off the stretcher veraally hailed with delight by chll “Mr. and* In front of Mrs. Russdl
gad went to a ^eflooo to get a drink.
dren. In the enat end the small raga- Sage."
The able. srb« rend In the common mnlBas run against hla gmltera and
ndiools. without note or coma|ient by about welcome: In the west end he Is
Tiie appatatment of Mr. Rol>crt Nataaehers. Is notto sectarian book, do an equal
^ favorite among the young,
__ all than of the British Indian civil »ervddes the court of Vpeal at Praukfurt,
.
..
ohm
Ky.. in a case sfhoreln a Iloman Catb- low. An admirer said recently: “When
than usual fnicreeL aa he I* the
oQe had aoackt an injunction against London has done killing him he will
first Hebrew to obtain auoh a iKwItlon
a teacher's reading the King James have earned hto martyrdom."
In the aervice. He to a brother cf Sir
rersioo.
Matthew
Nathan.
Uniqne honor was paM the other
The spKion of the Church of Zlou evening to Thomas Fitzgerald, the
and St. Timothy. West Forty-seventh new general manager of the BalUmoru
DID YOU START with the beglnninfl
street, Nesr York, she' a man trying and Ohio railroad by cluens of Fair- of the ghertock Holmes series of mys­
to break open the poor box Thursday
i. W. Va.. hla native town, and by terious detective stories? If neV get
aad chased him. The man dropped a employes of the company. The em­ ftaturdsy's Record.
satchel and e*oei»eil. In the satchel ployes entertained him at a banquet
were found expenKive dm}>erlfs and and residents of FaInnout held a re­
the 16.000 gold communion service, of ception In hla honor. Mr. Fitzgerald,
the church, glfu of J. PIcrpont Morgan who began bla career as wat^r caurlet
several years ago.
the road, personally knows giore
Baron Rosen, wbo will succeed employes of the line than all the other Notlpo to all Persona Interested:
The assessment roll for the Improve­
Oonnt Cassini as Russian ambassador oRlclals combined. To many of them
ment of Sixth street, from the east
to this country, represented his
is still “Tom" Fitzgerald.^ ThU line of Division street to the west line
Uon In Japkn Immediately preceding demonstration In his honor probably of Union street Is now In my hands
the present war. lie exetted his In- no|cr has been equaled. Governor for the collection of tbcithird install­
floence steadily for p«»ce. and it Is ^Wleld of Maryland. Governor Daw- ment together with the accrued Inter­
est on all unpaid Installments, the
generally lielUvod in Tokli» that had
of West Virginia and many other same to be paid before the first day p(
bla advice been token hostllUes wouKl .notables took part In the reception
have been averted. When the
and banquet.
begun and he returned to Ki. IH-tersThe strongest kind of pressure is
burg ho did so In scmi-dlsgrace.
being brought to bear upon Hoke
friends now regard hla appointment to Smith of Atlanta to cnler the ap­
Washington as complete vindication proaching-democratic primarj' as
of hlaoours© In the far eairt. especially candidate for governor.
In the light of Rojestvensky's utter
Major John M. Carson, who has
overthrow.
been selected lo succeed J. Hampton Notice to all Person* Interested;
Rev. Charles E. Guthrie, pastor of Moore as chief of the bureau of manu­ The assessment roll for the paving
of Cass street from FYont street to
Park Place Methodist Eiilscopal factures of the department of
State street and State street from
church. Ualtimnrc. announces that In
Union street to Cass street Is now In
future he will rtrfuw' to r»*ad the
Washington corps of corrcspondcmls. m.T hands for the collection of the
riage scr»w at rebtarAIng paiiles. Ho Is a civil wa- veteran and haa a third Installment, together with the
Moreover, he dlaco*irages the Idea of personal acquaintance with m»>st of accrued Interest on all unpaid Install­
ments. the same to be paid before the
fashlonablo wedding* In churches,
who have Ikh'u in the puhlig 1st da.v of July.
which make nhcarsals ucc«>Mir). eye since the 'fid's.
bolding that such aRatrs mak(
A host of Daniel Webster In hand-,
-Room :
much of the dratnatic eRcct and dress Ing him a glass of Madera out of a
* 1-lmo
display and too little of the KoUronlty dusty and robweldieil bottle said that
of the obligation that Is being
he bad made a little calculation that
anmed. Mr. Outhrlo believes that
the wine had cost him $2 a glass,
luportant coatiibutlng cause lo the dl- counting the interest from the lime he
vrocce evil Ilea In the fading out of the bought the wine. Webster reached Motive to all Persons Interested:
religious Idea regarding marriage.
for the l*uttle and hdi^d himself to a
The special assessment lax roll for
The bishop of London might 1m* *i«cond glass, saying: “I really must, the paving of State street from the east
token for a comedian but for his
stop that confounded interest."
I
the wc.st line of
tame. Were he In the theatrical pro­
James J. Hill, the rallroed million-rollec*lon.**^Thc°flrat" n*?u^
atre. has selected a simple and Inex-. to be paid on or before June 30th. 190i.
pensive summer resldencc^p Lenox. |
M. E. HASKELL.

Ko Boilter WHAT POWEB
yoaVre beaa wing, yooTl
EVENTUALLY amp loj
aleotridtj, nol <mfy for aoo‘mtlor 1
oi utility and ganeal adaptabibty.

Tolmild or alter a hooae, ataMe,
abop or bam this year? Lot tts
eatimiite on \'out lumber supply
in that case, for our stock of
hanl nnd soft wo- da, our facilitif« for handling, storing, caring
for nnd delivering put ns in the
first rank of local luiulter deal­
ers. All kinds of himbur, lath
and shingles at priot« which
will not a saving to you.

SOUTH SIDE LUMBER 00.

Vn Ar* IM FMHai Well,

REMOVED TO OFHCES
OVEl JOHISON DlUG CO.

are so near at hand, they wiS
Nanmas SMIy. U»w aai Uiaqr
Tiasktoa.
Tbsy Ptoify tbs Stoad, sst ritbUbs

jlSfuii?.fiSrftaiilaSiMto. to3S

aptbsMarssasSAtem,aadrsffalrtbs
dsamgs oanai ly avsrarsrt aad brsto

CIVS

VIK, VIGOR & VITALITY
Try a **PIII to^nlfrht.”
For awls by sU DrsoMs

•O Oont and S6 Cant Soxaa
ACCEPT SO SUSSrmiTES

SEWER TAX
Notice to all Persons Interested:
The special assessment tax roll for
the constitructlon of^Ateral Sower No.
1 in Di.strict No. T. beginning
intersection
tersectlon of Wellingtoi
Wellington street.
I State
the alley between FYonl
-unnlng
streets in said city, thence running
west to the cast twi-mv-two feet lot
six. block five, original plat of the vil­
lage (now city) of .Traverse City.
Mich., has boon placeii In my hands
for coliocilon. the same to be paid on
before June 3<»,
M. E. IL
City Treasurer.
Office—Room 20: State Bank building.

SEWER TAX
Second Ward.
totice to all PPersons Interested:
The siK-clal
k sewre
Ktrirt No. 7. beginning at the li
sect
ctlon of North Union street with
Boardman
river, thence nonh
ardn
ect. thence on Bay strtv-t to Ranstreel. Ihei
thence to Division street,
dolph street.
thence to Moni\j«- sut-i-i. thence vju
Monroe. Willow and Madison streets
to Randolph street, also on Randolph
street from Ba.v stretd lo the alley be­
ta t-en Cedar and Spruce streets,
thence to the alley we«t o' Elmwood
avenue, thence to Madivon street, has
lK*en placed in my hands for collection,
the wame to be colU*cted in three In­
stallments, the first installment to be
paid on or before Jrne 30, 1905.
M. E HASKELU
,
City TrvasunT.
Offico—Room 2t*2 State Bank building.
'
June Mmo

SEWER TAX

Fifth Ward.
Notice to all Persona Interested:
for
The special assessmtmt
pected him to entertain lavishly. That
the construction of Lateral Sewer No.
win be Impoeslble In the cottage be
strict No. 8 localled in the
has cho-sen. It Is expected that his
Ington and Web^
en Waahlni
? on Garfield avedaughtcr-ln-law. who has a large place
runnin’g thence rfest to Barlow
by. will represent Mr. HUI In a Ndtice to all Poreona Interested:
Barlow
The special assessment
ssment tax
t
roll for
/
social way .
• west
the gradlag and i»avlng
Front * Washington street, thi
ivlng of East
1
Railroad avei
Ulehard Hemplon. a St. Louis cltl- street, from the cast line
erf Park ! "••'hlngton
me of
ith t renk new
> the east line of Wellingto thence to connect
‘n. is the exact double of Mayor
xnds for <
been placed
placed ii
In my bant
, »trBeU IB now In mr
ha* l>een
Day hands for collec-;
collet has
Weaver of Philadelphia. While
“ ■ Uon. The first toBtallmeni to be paid ' J«Uon- the same *to be paid
visit to the Quaker city
; on or before June 30. 1905.
tore June 30. ms
ago. Just when the gas war was at It*
Us Ii
M. E. HASKEU..
£E. HASKELU
City Treasurer.
fiercest, he was effusively cungratnIdlng
Uted by a Philadelphian on the fight
he was making against the boodle
cotincilmen. Until matters were ex­
plained Mr. Hempton rather thought
he was dealing with some sort of a
confidence game.
There are indications that ere long
Geronimo, the noted Apache chief, wiuj
be allowed to leave Fort Sill, Oklahoma.>where he has been held In seml-j
capthrtty for nearly seventeen year*.]
He is now 83 years old and pines fori
restoration to his old stamping ground
In the mountains of Arlsona. Many
Umes he has pleaded vainly for prealdentlal demeocy, and U Is now be­
lieved that Mr. Rooeevelt soon vrUl
give favorable answer to the oM srarlOK AND \ATOOD...
rior's prayer.
When yon want loo or Wood don’t listen to a amooth
A late story of Russel Sage telto
talker; ho wants yxmr dollar today and will be in tome
how a committee of aodety ««anen
other town tomonow. I do not need to make you
waited upon him and asked a aubproBiiiees as to giring good service; you know thst I
actlpdon to some charitable object.
hare done eo djoring the past 15 yearn and enieot to
Camegto. RockeMler aad Moegan
iOlihewodoftiine. CitiMk* PkMMTU ,1
srera down for a tboaaand or two each
and Mra. Raaadl Sage's aame apaJAMKm O. MOf»»Ciril
paarad oppoalta Ora mo4m sam of

Before You Buy a

REFRIGERATOR

WALL PAPER
That has the quality
at a low figure. Come
and choose your pa­
per—get our prices—
put on the wall. Also
furniture finishing of
all kinds.
Painting
that will stand the
test. No peeling off.

‘ warm.
in the “Aluskn.-*
moist air in the provision
chamber rises through the
flues at each t‘ml of ^the ice
chamber, comes in contact
with ice at the central opmiing in the ltd flue where nil
the moisture is comlensetl
and falls through the central
oi»ening
under the
ia*
rack into the provision chaml»er cold itiid dry. No other
item ktvjis tin* provision
svste
cliamberr so cold nnd tliy,
dr\ r
other system keojis the air 1
long in contact with
ns the “Alaska’' does,
tiuently the “Alaska” tlws
Uie work ni«»re thomughly
than any other refrigerator.
Come in and see them.

FRANK TRUDE

5m Ukiag the thirtaeagh bottle not a

gaeeoMlany lor nearly fifty , yearn to

k^SCE
treatment book

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f ooBB. Mattealadwieefraa

INiS

rMEsiMli

taattoa to dli
aoaa aad tk
Booms T aad A W*UW«M5J
Oa block. Both

OA W. P. STItANeWA'
tlmttad to STB.
C^5
THSOAT aad FirniS^
rmwa
■A Ofroo lat WUholm btocA^S

A. H. HOLUDAY. Qndaste TW
roato UnlveraUy. Office la Munsoa
bldg. Talapbaoea affiee tOS- r«si
4aaea 104.
•* W. TMIRLBY, Daattot. Over Bm
mam A ffiM-l'« Jawalry etora
pboaae lOA
ARTHUR HOLUDAY—M. D. Pbysl
dan and eurgeoi. Bemoead to of
lees over First NaSiaaal bank CP
toace pbcaa W.___________________
OR. P. P. LAWTON—Office room, *a

OR. t L. THIRLBY-SpactoJ ettax
tkm to dtoeaaaa of ebUdroa Bom
499 Bute Bank bldg Bob pboaoe
HARRY B. HARNER—Exp«l plaac
tuner and acUon regutotor Batla
tecUoa guaranteed With Klmba*
Music Hooao CItl phone M4
ilbelm bloek
ttot,
Travt 8 City. Mich. CIU. phone 1«
Oradoi e of PbUadelpbto Dan^ coi
HERVEY H. ANOERSON-AUomey
and counselor. Wilhelm block, Trav
«r»e City. Micb. OUizen* pbtMte 105
DR. G. H. lynch—2 and 4 Solbar
land block, physician and anrgeoa
Cttlxant phone S64.

DRS. J.a A HAMT J.TRUEMjOOD
OSTBOFATHIC physicians
M 404-7-4 WtOMbB Bide. 4 «.«•'»> U
Wy*koopfl*».

447.

JOHN R. SANTO
GENERAL nSNAICE

STEARNS
Wia PUFER WIRE
Ol^ ^Kor»m B0O

l-4-ri Front Stroet

a P. CARVER A BRa

FIRE mSDRANCE
1. L. A. ffiUlLDINffi

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST

256 Front Stroet

Office 506, Now WUbolm Mock. Qh*
Aono^MS.
if

J»RPET OiMi WOKS..! u 11 r TIME CARD

GEO. A. JARVIS

DENTIST

PAVING TAX

broken out with Wtotoes and I waa covered
sritbbolUandaorea Intbemeantii^iv

>R. P. HOIJM

Now wnhslm Block, TtmTsrs* ffiPy

*1'“;
IT n ’‘’".■"“T.'h'n'
that fashionable
colony, which had ex-, 0»r—Room
l-imo JO! SUto'tooJSog:

bo a^ed aad toll*** if ^y
«««.-d
the least
eaortiou. Again
skatthel
^-----I waaoompelled! toresi^.
and I retm^
toi
to the iMphal for a aevoa w«e^ stay.
1 w^^vtoed
to try
When laune out-------------------------ttonthefannl
■n I fi

II8AL SSTATS AND UOANS-Oiaad
Trmrsraa Laafi aad Ifaa Co, p.
ThsruB. aaaagsr. OSsa lapai A

Ilia. W. L A W. A MODI
0®ca,Clt*., lOT; Bon. t».
W M. 710 Wasblngton s
phono tit. Bell 99. Baeldsaoi
S., tat W. Tenth: Cttx. pbona 1

Dn. Snjs & PinklUigM

DENTISTS

assirtRsisr-r&a

IM. I. L.

201 FRONT STREET
J. N. Itam
Bn. W MeWittr
MffiOE & MeWETHT

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|S?=’iiSi 6EIERAL IISURAHCl

Trmla* trow OoXsr OIW -*« fYiriam

aSL’

O. D. MILLER

8RARD RAPIDS i IRDiAIA tT
COiPAIY.

OK NT I s*r
(M*»oa*l DwittaWl

I* sews Botev. Asm m.um.

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ON TIME! .
If therv's a single commodity
in daily demand which must be
delivered promptly to afford any
sort of satis^ciion—eupport life
itself in caees of sieknoss-it’s
tCl- We not onlv furnish you
pore ice, give full weight, dcliver it si your door, mid charge
only a reaeonable price, hut we
have it on hapd promptly and
regularly.

me. a Tijiar eoiffi.

Tr»r«o Oty 4S4 p m. tec
Tr»te
^ Tisvof** City troiB Verth
TnUj
ta Ti*fW City 1S4 odSilO
p. ». froca aavtS od Mteh.
Psrkir o*n MClfa ud aoSTteoa WattoB

auMqcwoop.ffi._p. 4* y. A,

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examined free

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