The Evening Record, May 29, 1905

The Evening Record, May 29, 1905

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1905-05-29

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THE EVENING. RECORD S

•Atutoay^

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UN FLEET MNHHILATED
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twehre Warahips Have Been Sunk or
By the Japanese

lEHNNINB
OF THE END

TWO BAHLESHIPS WERE CRPTIIREO

Bk^ PUB and Cruahed
Mlnam ta
a Pulp.
By WIm to thn Mvanlag Radotfl.
Catamet. MBdu May
wire
rope attached to the skip tn Na 1
■haft of tha Allooes mine broke mad
tha MDIaK akip kOlad Fred Peaaay.
aged 4S. wh* laavaa a wife and family
and Adams naeh. aged 23. aiagla. Both {
Briaars were crushed In the bottom of
therimfL

ITUITBIUSIOI

ADMIRAL OeSWEVS COMMENT ON
American Ypeht Waa BlgMad at S
NAVAL BATTLE.
aXlack Thla Aftamoen Thirtaan
Mllaa Fram tha Usard.
By Wtra to tha
Baeord.
The Uxard, Bag.. May
The
OF American yacht Atlaatle. Captain
Chnriea Bair, has won the knlser^ cop
in the tateraatioBnl race from New
York. The Atlantic wna sighted at S
o'clock this afternoon thirteen miles
from here.
Ballavas

THESE WERE ATTRIBUTES
JAF VICTORY.

TOOCid, MAY
It OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCIO THAT THE OAL)nc FLsrr umokk command of admiral ROJcrrvcNtKY has
' mWH FRACnCALLY ANNIHILATKD.
TWILVl WARtHIFt HAVE
SfTHER REEN SUNK OR CAFTURID. TWO OF THE LABOEtT VEtOELt OF THE TRANtFORT DIVISION ARE IN THE HANDS OF THE
JAFANESE AND TWO TORFEDO BOATS HAVE BEEN SUNK. ALL OF
THE REMAINING RUSSIAN VESSELS ARE IN FULL FLIGHT. IT IS
MUMOREO, BUT NOT CONFIRMED, THAT ADMIRAL ROJESTVENBKY*S FLAG SHIF HAS BEEN SUNK.

' FOLLOWIIIG UP ViCTORT
A amval SMtl« wm ra^rtMl tn b« in progrM* this menilns mat
Tm lelsnds In tJin Korsan atralts. TKs Jspansns vvnrs fellawing up the vlp•WT AIM pwMiiit the Baaing Ruaalana. Admisal Tags rapartad hla aquairgn
waa widanMifaal bait this is dansidsrad Imprababla. Anathar rspart aaid ha

By Wlra to tba Brenlac Raeord.
WaaUation. May St.—**It U tha beElBiilnEoCthaflDA 1 can aaa no other
BBM than that Roula wlU ana for
a,* thla vraa AdjaLrml Daarey's
oomineBt today erhao be eras shown
tha ragort of tha losaes anaUlnad by
tba Roaalaa Beat. “In ny opMloii.’’
bt ooBtlnoad, “tha victory of tha Japaaeaa may be attributed to thair train­
ing nad praparadnasa. Snefa adTioea aa
we have would saam to show that the
Japaneaa aeblevad their victory prin­
cipally by bnrUng torpedo boaU
against (be Russians. Admlrsl Togo's
tmlning and preparednisa ibroogbout
his fleet I am convinced, is responsi­
ble for his victory In this great nnvnl

SATISFACTORY

PAVING

VESSELS THAT WERE SUNK

COMMI’TTE INSPECTED BITULITH1C STREETS.

I and armarsd vaaasla which sssrs
aamk In the graat hmmI flght as ragartad aa far art: The battlaahipa Raredina and Enapsrar Alanandar III; thaarmansd emlaara Nakhlmaff, DmitK,
Daasbpl and Vladimir; the ManamaaH a aaast dafanaa vsaaaL Admiral
I J-smtishOB and Svict Lana.
The vaaaala aiFUirad am: The
NMlalal, thS diVinaa vaaaala Ganarai, Admiral and Apraxin. All the vaa>
aala am haaMly armad ahlpa.

Visited Kalamaaaa, Pantiae, Jackaon
All .That Waa
Clalmsd for It

J.000 RUSSUNS DROWNED

v

Up la tha lima af the raaalpt af the lataat dispatch it was astimatad
that SdOO WStalana want dawn with thair ships, including aight aapUlna.
TWa thauaani Ruaalan prlaanars wars tafcan. Tha battiaahip Barradlne.
adildb want dsam during tha batBa. waa ana of tha beat vaaaala in tha tut** .
navy. It waa aamglalad in 1104 and was af 1S.SH Uha diapiaaamant Tha
Alanandar waa a aiaiar ahip and waa aiaa aampiatad in 1104.

CAPTURED AN ADMiRAL
Admiral NatMfalafli wha aammandad tha faurth Baltic BaaL has been
caplurad By Bia daganaai A running batlia la atill going an, tha daganaaa
pursuing tha faw Ruaalan vasaals that aaaapad aaptum ar daatruatlan. it is
rapartad that Rear Admiral Rajaotvan aky^ flagship Kniac Suvaraff want
dwvn and Rajoatvsnahy waa waundad.

AMERiCA ACCUSED
St FaUmburg. May 21.—Tha public la amatingly Indiffamnt and girict
daaplla tha diaaatmua auteama af tha Bght batwaan tha Ruaalan and tha
dayanaas BaaSA Tha raauH of tha Bght la baaaming ganamily bnawn. OfBaial almlaa anpmaa a aurprlaa that tha Bmt nswa af tha Bght aama from
Waahinglan. They aay this pmvaa th at Amarlaa la a Japanaaa ally.

UTTIE lOUi HIT 27
LMdon. May 2fThe Times' Toklo
aorraapondaat eaye that telegrams
• fmpi ppparantly trustworthy sourees
■how that Vtoe Admlrsl ko)estvensky
appreaehud tha Tsu islands in the foteBpoa of May t? daring a fog. which
Bicomd up la th# ahemooo. wheo the
UnMiant warb alghied l>y the Japan
use. Tba battle commenced between
S aad I o'eMek M tba aftemoou. Them
was a strops braasa blowing with a
Wgbasa.
A dMpaHb to tba Times from Paris
■ays that a private telegram from Cbc

UTPOSIKMETNEDin
ti

Wan by Hurflng
Againat Ruaaian Fleet
That Ruaaia Will Now Sua
Par Fanes.

FRESIDEirr OONBIDBRINO
ERTRA BEBSION.

THE

FIDO, probably from Rnaalaa aourcas.
reports that Rojaatvaasky bagan to
foroe a pasaage of the Korean stmiu
Baturday nighL without lights, in two
Unas, one on each aide of the Ten
l^d.
Heavy Bring Is aald to have beaa
heard In the stralu betwaaa f :30 aad
10:30 o'clock nt nighL vrhen It ceased.

The same dispatch aays oaa of Rojeotreasky’s ships ratnmsd to Kalchou
a P. Carver of the committee aaid
Friday night, having been badly dam­
that tor hb part he favored bitnllthlc.
aged by a coUlalaa with another ship.
He waa ta favor of It before be made
tha laapacUon and more co after be
■omeback. Ha aaM that the pavtagbraa juat asartly aa waa cblmed.

RSHHBSTEMIEHSMH

•pacial DIepatch to Buflaia Fibm Maatraal, GuaUaa, Says tOO Uvas
wars LnaL

By Wire to tha Bvautog Bueerd.
BMtolo. May Sf.~A apaelal dlapatcb
t itiMtsr Cullam Dsss Nst Btlitvt
raealved hart from Moatraal. Quabae.
i ^ |Thera Will Be Any Until AfUf
asya a Fraaob SsblSE atsamar
Fall Eleatian.
soaa dowa oE tba Oraal Bnaks aad
that too llvaa wars loat
By Wire tp tba Dvablag Riosrd.
Wnahlagion, May tf..^>KsaldiBl
Roosavali b aoaaidering a poatposaMt af tha data of tbs promiaad Ultra
aaaaloa of aoagrass uu fall from tba
middb or Oetabar uaill a mouth Mtar.
BMalar CuUom bf libaob cullad at
tba WMta bouas thb monttai and oa
laavtag tba praaldaat's oMea rusmrimd
“t da not baUava there WtU ha aay «staa aamSou of cougraas imtii after tha
tan alSiMsu and I aartalaiy hep# that
there wUl aot ha any then.**

The Spacinl committee oomposad of
City Bogineer Caldwell, O. P. Carver.
Oscar BUopBon. Harry Kaeeland and
MaldOtSi Winnie, who . have been In
•avaral dUaa tiMnUag the bltuUthle
paving ratanad Saturday. So far ns
can be laarnad, they are well sattsflod
with tha paving.
At Xalamaioo, tha paving was found
to be la axcelloot coodliloo.
statsd bare that Kalamasoco waa not
satlaSad with tba bltulltblc but this
waa not found to be true. At Jadtson
It waa also In perfect condition nnd
that elty will lay more of the aame
kind this year. At Owosso, some bltutlthie SMoadam, not the Centml BltuIlthio company's product, wnf InspectTbis Is said to have been found
ta vary bad condition. At Pontine, the
paring waa perfectly satisfactory. Asylum nvanue In tbnt city being paved
withit Mayor Oullett la quoted as
saying that Pontiac would have noth­
ing Man. Mayor Oodd of Jackson also
said that tha paving waa all that was
claimed.
On thair tour, the committee
soma bluillthtc paving that had been
laid three years and It appeared renlly
better than when flrat UbL J. H. Crsr
■MUril, soperinteadent of constnictioa
tor thli district, aays that the Central
ly has pavemenu of
(bb matarial In ICO diflareat dUas and
la all d them it has proven all that
waa ebimad aad more. He snperlnteaded the bylng of the paving in
Mhalatae. CadUiac, Charlevoix and

BY BUFREMB COURT.
FrsfiMiba Taa Law Has Basn BusBy Wire to tha Bvsalag Busird.
Waablagtog. Mar tE-Tba timaohlaa
tas law waa amrtalaad by tha Baprama
court of tha Valtad Btatna today.

THE MARKETS.
DotrotL Mich., May St.—Wheat—
MV. fLMH; Wo. f rad. I1.04H; No. 8
corn, He: No. t white oato. 83Hc.
Tobdo. O., Mv »--Whaat-Caah
aad Mv. Il-M: July. Hbe.
IsnBD. Mv ».-Whaal-Mv.
tici July. HIAc. Ooni-Mv. He:
July/ 4fVt. Oata-Mv. SlHo: July,
S0H«. Mv pork. IlMO; lard. |7.H;
riba, |T.tO.
■Vt BnEalo. Mv tE—Cattla-Blow
sad loti». Vaal oalvaa-^Actlva and
■trabg^. Bhaap aad lomba~A
atBrmvmItma. Hoga-Blow at aaabr
valuas.
.
Fdtatoaa oa loeal amrltat Se. Two
toado HMhrad. .

Tba C. M. B. A.*a wlU bava a apeTbC baw eottaga whkh Leri Boob
dal moating loalgbi ot I o'clock to ar- wni atom at Karia iiokaab'wtll be
raapa for tha taaaral of thoir mambor, randy Rr nacupanv b a tew u
Patrick Naadhom.
watt RtU boBla tamonow.

MUCTN YK/IW WOB

WIRE ROPE BROKE.

five Thousand Russians Went to the Bottom mnK III nffUENESs
Bfith Their Ships
RniMir
InUM taMb an ta Mi FUtht-Jipmsa
V PinMinHpilkatEmpiNCapiin irtainaMiMImi TiUi lam UMHaaritt ReanM af
^ Mag a JaRaaasa MIy.

6 O'CLOCK EOmON

TMVSMC OtTV. WCHIMh MONDAY. MAY « im.

ePAOBS

LAROB LOT of late popular mnsic.
vocal and^ lastnimental, to be dosed
out at 10c*per copy, 3 for 2Sc, at Grinaell Bros.'

•mt

«a bt dMW

•aastMMMwthkt
WDavfWtribalD

DO Too Know
That We Do
Repairing
PROMPTLY?

BiftsforCommtmtmnt
^

tDlMSDDS.

thit tie ,lipracuted ue Book.. In thb rtow yo«
^fiiJnbiM^newlotrftbnnwwrtmtMHTpob.
i<al«ab.rad>n.p.daedoa«aU nditiaBi, faniat
faOto.ndi»ddedtiIktthntu«inoMtb^^ Ar
. faniiaatboofUtebook* at fintuD. Ibrinhn*
. -the pbuiiie at thotring yon than Rood thiagir

CITY BOOI^^tORE
B0BUtT.SnCBn CO. VMpi.

Ysa,we

have two cobblers now,

A BLUE W m

no yon can fix np your
old-nhoen

in n bnrry.

Nothing bat

the

m

boot

leather is used and the
wxukmanship is thoroagh

RUBBER HEELS

XuM & Hiyt

Are a good tonic for that
tii^ feeling,

Chop Sucy

and

cure Weak ankles.

will
We

put on the solid rubber
heels for oOc

:

:

;

;

in Chop Ssey SBBtee, ami
oura in right, too. It ia
a combination of nuts,
figs, dates, ' raUins and
in cleanly made in the
right proportions and
when you want somt‘thing Rich go to the
American and ask for

CHOrSIIEY
THE

AMBUCIUI DRU8 StDRE
aid
Ksa« F-rvnD •«.

H. R. Mscawma, HerO. C. MOFFATT
Abctraot* of Tttia
OoMK aiO Otnt* Ouik OM.

DECORATION DAT...
The soldier boy will fall in line tomorrow and step to
the music t)f n X'nil&l Country.\ Over the groYBOof
our dtqiarted ^heroes in blue and gray wiQ fluttiv the
Ktany banner,* now an emldem of a united oountiy.

iaaChinenedinh.* Thafs
not what we sell Oura

GcRBlne litgle Syntp. It

Ovalort SRra^ROIoRHIrorm

OUB STORE WnX BE CXOSED AU BAT

CUT PRICE SHOE
SALE

BACHANT S R0SCOE

NotOnl^:

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

ForLiunber

ELKSKIN SHOES

and Bnildlnr Me-.
terial bat for all
kinds of llnislied
woodwork!

to fit all size of feet.

See Our Window for
Baifains
ALFRED GREiUCK
h CO ...
142 & ntoirr sr.

THE REASONS WHY
CriRBsn Bros'. NBsle Bbmss Is AIwbts Im Uh Imd

T F this month decide! yorr moving to a new buiineiB
A location, let us supply the new ftore front and
fixtures arranged and designed to suit your conveni*
cnce. We’ve every facility for turning the work out
promptly at the best price!
,

TRAVERSE CITY HFG. CO.
Olttsana Phone. 321 Ball, 139.

W. L. Biwwn. Manager.

DECORATION DAY

Enormous purchases for cash enables them to quote prio»
that appeal to the greatest i»eeible range of buyers. Meth­
ods adopted are the results of a boiled down experience of
25 years of sneoessful bhsiness.^ Buying pianos that our
expprienoe h*e proven to onr entire satisfaction have ^e
stuff in them, the common sense, the tome, the durability,
the satisfaction to meet the requirements of the most con­
servative musician or buyer. Our installment sjwtem is
faultless. Just as pleasant to buy on time as tliough you
paid all cash.

GRMNELL BROTHERS
nmuin uuuK fimic BOOH

m

MB9f« go-VOUHO wawe
CLOTHiNo
c.rromsHPioa'
r”
WE SHOW A STRONG LDIE

MKI>r’0 SUITS
At 10.00, IZOO. 15.00, $18.00
WE SHOW A STRONG LIRE

MKIM*S PANXS

At $Z ISO. $3. 3.50. K $4J0

Lei na lay onr floral wreaths at the tomba of Onr Solditr
Dead and ahake out Old Glonr to the broese. It% onty a form
->a aymbol, but it a mors than apeech or written word, for
through the obaervanoe of theae rovgmntial ritsa the heart of
the I^tkm givea expreaako to ita graat and laadogjnlitode.
It ia fitting that we ahoold remember ibsaeoorKatkm'aDw
fendevaandtb^foroneday.weahonkltiimaaidefromAbeatnoHour aotivitica of buainom life to pay tribute to onr Hei^ Deed.
In Booofdanoe with onr uaual onatom, thia ators wiU be okMd
on Deooratioo Day, in honor of the Demi Boldian of thia gBHit
Bepublie.

■aer «r BMk U VUcb It wnUve H ncMiR I* Sknr

I BmRMAN elaoiySMMl
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coaMk Itoto bar Mtop. nnd Mn^ o»^

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nun fiUTB HU

■piffled by dha graoe of «od.
,saeh aa Paul, aad tIma caailanoA
Mak mom OHANOU IN TMIt’ **Tob may aiady to get an la the
• Mrtd or to help the warM grt on.
—

Dtm Ook F. H. Meade. «•

10 PEUGBirOFF OA
HEMPS, GRAram.m(Hunis, tapestry
BRUSSELS, YH.VETS,
AXMIHSTGBS. AHh
all stair carpetdig.

*

Good advice to women. B you wimt
_ beantltnl oomplesioa. ctoar akto. j
bright eyes, red Upe. good health, take
HoUtoter'. Rocky Motmtaln Tm. There
^ la aothlng like h. » ceata. Tea or
^
dlMcalt problem la Tablets. Johnson Ihug Co.
^ mathematica you are huUdaernnd for AcUmi.
yowaelf a ahriae which wlU stand
When the body Is cleared tor acUm
•ad are doiag aa moeii aa any crusader

; you help a fellow atadaototo Of

Vaaaal to Whieli

j

-idlUrmnirr-OriMTr Thaa Any
Naar
YmtonMr bx TaOijr.
Oaad Affeiaa.

I
I
,

rhea BOV. U ». Btomll. pastor of ]
the ISrat nradbytortaa ehnreh cf thli:
^ 3^^, .poke on the dJf
ghy. who wnn choaoi to preach tha.
wnachea of eeenlar caUlag and
the buoyancy
hnoonlanranto eermnn to the grndn- thlB led to his saying:
At Johnson Drug Oo.. F. H. Mrodt. 8
-VOVJM OPRBDI'r l»9ChOO<
•dag etoBB of the loeal High aehool
-I nm prompted to »ay that. If nec- E. Walt A Sons drug stores. 36 emu
lam -evealag to
cesary. to become a ctarietlan. leave
««Mml
cal'
the church and m> behind the counter
Are you lacking In strength anf
tiMM MUrtv^ory ; ' tii» ro\umt» «rf
■anting aapaoRy of iho City opern „ naywhere thni you are onlled.**
vigor? Are you weak? Are yon in
tfM* Mag abo»ii»U/ l«i«* tfd M y«( fortima ullU« on datatUjr railed allps gome was tnaad to lu nttormoet On
WhalMkk uA iMaB
^
eomgartoaa
of . Knpoleoa't pula? Do you feel nil run down? Thv
I or gWiwM oy«r> pamed to each eae. aad by the aaeUoa
BAo gtottorm were seated Rev. R. N. | ebaagee of the geography of -Europe blessing at hroKh and strength ^
Agraatgca) ■ale af pt^tama, Ray nmakar «dmw
Itolaapto of too Sraimolkai ehnrch.|,^
|bat the apostle Paul to all who use HoHlsters R*ick!
t«U la ite irott
Itov. Thooma On of the Flrai Metho-; changed the gdogmphy of Europe Mountain Tea. » cunts. Johnsoi
I tlMU
diet. Rrnr. Hugh Keonedy of the Aa-j,^ ^ ^^1 Napotoos with all hU Drug Co.
hary X. X. Rev. Thomas P. tJIlom ofA^i** and that the UtUe vessel tn
toe Charoh of Christ, aad Rev. C. T.
^a crossed the Mediterranean
A Creeptnfl Deadh.
Blood potsoa creeps up toward the
reetor of Grace Xplscopal! ••• ^ » greater navy than Nelwm'i^.
tiaa. Ualilii^ hal> aaiaial aad 4eirt. catuing death. J. E- Stearns.
tonrcA.
i Dewey's tn- Togo'* and those cbnngci
Bell
aMik tf wamto ai#d aa lahnlont
After the singing of the doiology I
|,y • Napoleon of power
frie
ptffdl^ Hwf^ueWa. Our Iroo
This week, buy your Silk Shirt Waist Suit:
Res. c. T. Rtaot invoked the bleeatog!
a Paul of tore. Mr. BUstll then
ia|uTaR,V^« otdwa irti haad that
of Ood apM the graduattog claaa aad |
the graduailug cU« who
all silks at special low prices. See them
w«i ktfa
umm Amb htwf Ibr »c«ih« lo
npoa the man who waa to deliver the;^
.
TWMrty
P*t
*mL
Pttmt
TW.
V«rpradMted
iaiprof«MU
aMi ^ ptttJ*
oermoa. Fnllowlng the InvocatJea was
tvery
Ptfe
Uhe
Appncaat
Wat
Mioa. arhieh w*ro tom(Mi yifwaatriieilc
toe loading of the ecrlptme leeano. (I
_
i bjr
PBk^Ualaaad
by the backTOd mmOBrintolana. ohagicr U) reed by Rev. j ..y,^ number. - eaM the speaker, -is
aUl. aro likely to take good eara at
The eighth grade etite dlplomna are Thomas P. Ullom and aftentbe singing;
double thst of the little
aattia oai^ai
oai^al toi
tor ^ balaaoa of now ready at the oAce of County of -‘Nearer My Ood to* Thee- Rev.
,
gmr aatJra
all this season’s Covert and Broadclotl)
which duroed the worM upside
r Ifcayaar. Boraaadi
jackets to close out at
mamlBrinatT Crisp aad out of eighty- Tbomae On led la prayer which was,„^^ y^^^
the powers thst
Im hoM an«e la valaoa which hare five appNoaata who look the eaamlna-1 followed by the beautiful hymn -Ye
^ j,„t they had not the powers
aaaaed a alight teeUag of unaottlo'
Hon May 4A. 20 per cent paeeed this Must Re Born Again."
whlto you have. Oecld Rhodes’ last
kot prtOM haire bcMi upoa ao
year agalast 10 per cent laat year. One
From the moment that Mr. Blasell.
were ‘So much to do. eo llUlo
r*r S«U ar TraA*
JUgh a plaaa aa to yield uouaiwl prollt.
eapeelally gratifying feature tor real- faced the Immense audience to an
^^^06 bye ‘ Whatever good your
All last season’s goods at
>M aooM -r— to jaaitiel baalaeaa. The deau of Fife Lake Is the fact that all aounoa hU teat until bis closing sen ; hmids flsd to do. do It (or the night
^
maartima wMeh have been
Also
double harness
the appllonnu pased the eiaminatlon.
igrakably ame to atlmulate
: -You mnal aail. not drUL' The vail Is
Tbe followlog Is the list of graduates:
aoderi aad aoatatn the vMaaie of bun.
j dependent 00 the wind and your life
Bdgar Dolbor. Clifford OUdden. Wlo- three varaee of the eighth chapter
X
that the true ladoatry aa
Sell on instaHments if
Is dependent on the love of . GoJ,
uUred Hodges, Ethel Sinclair. Martha the flret book of Coi
marbole ahottid eoathme upoa a profit- BernslelB. Ruesel Tbornei Chauncy touching things offered unUl Idols.
Christ
________________
le your pllol. heaveo your port
you wish.
ahla haala; avail tf tba high water LaBar, Laura Hamilton and Howard kaow that we aW have knowledge. •*,! the Bible your c*hart and
mark waa tooohad laat i
We have a big showing of skirts, come in
touks. all of Fife Lake: Mary Bagley Knowledge pulleth up. but charity edlcommandment U love to
apita of rapture qf the i
and look them over we have your size.
and Xdgar DeVol of Old Mlssloo; Seth.
Ood: tbe second, love to man. and the
gnu «art« i«HaUoa.
Grace, Will and Mlrtam Conklin of > "Aad.tf any man think that he know*• |ot» •* 1 h*ve lowed you,"
-The crop altuailoa la doabUeae the B-llIlamsburg: Cloy Oonlon of Acme; elh anything he knowoth nothing yet
conclusion Mr. Bissell said "Msy
moat uaaartala Caature oh tha Uialaeae Chester C. Ruak of Orawn^ Winnie as he ought to know.
ib® Lord
keep jn>u. may HI#
horiacm at the moment. We have had Rial of KtagMey a^ Ethel Gray df the
"But If any man love God the same
ever ahlne on you and when you
a eold aad late Hiring, reurding fermi Peninsula.
' *• known of him."
i depart from this world ua} lie rec» ivo
hatkm of nearly an orope. Neverth^^
-There Is a love of knowledge and y^u in heavenly feUowshlp.
looa. wa are prgatJaally auee of a large
! there Is a knowledge of love" was Mr., y^e service closed nljh >U,#lng‘nK
tTAQC AND PLATFORM.
."uprtattmr wheat crop, an ample cotton
iour" and
• Blsaaira optolng sentence. He then nf T Need* Thee Every Hou
%rop aad a big hay otwp. Moreover, a
by Prof. benediclloo by Rev. R. N. Holsaple
af the ■
taw days at warm weather will quickly
l ever 11
gaahtavaat pmaeat backwardaeaa. aad played In this city snd It ftUly de-1 exercises In which he said that when
fttstUilcs publUhtHl In Spain ri*’*l^eeontag to the lawi of averagee an served a crowded bouse. Although | Ood wanted a . great work done he that during UKX ue.nrlr Jl'.txxt luUli
were klllc^l In bull Uglits. Tbe bulls
lalavorable aprtng ought to be fol- the company came from Xaalsiique chose a maa with knowledge, a
klllcvl ulK.ut UVaXt lier«-m. 11>e
owed hX a more favorable euromer;
here aad the curtain did not rtoe until with a great mind aueh as Paul. Mr. and most \-slusblc l»ullls for tbe aren i
ahlle H U much better to have the In
BlsscIl
then
dwelt
upon
the
connect
ion
after k o’clock, eveiV part wna well
are ral«c<l on tbe vast estates of
nrtea oeeur la the eariy part of the
taken and generally the audlmioe was of love and knowledge; of how love
eaaon, whea there !■ time to rt-cover,
kept In roars of hearty laughter. The broadens knowledge. “If any man
the harveel, when
chorus work was all good and conald- love Ood. he knows as he ought to
to often trreiiarable.
As line a line and large assortment as you will find in the city.
ertng the site of the company was very know and finds him out and Ood will
-AO advicee from the Interior Inpresentable The dances were none use him In the building up of HU
All black Hose, all sires. 10c a pair.
.■ llcate that we are to have a large
Ptlntliif Dls SpriDK
of them of the dresmy. languid va­ kingdom. There are men of thU world
Black Hose with white foot, loc and -5c. .
reduma of trade during the next
riety but were full of action. The who are filled with knowledge but,
M. In many eaaea profl'u have been
All lace hose, all black, 25c and 50c.
V O U R painter uses
Dutch eomedy In tbe hands of Carson seem to have an attrmetion only for
tttfIgUad by lncreased expenses of deSolid
black
hose
with
lace
boot.
25c
and
.
j
O
c
.
the
ilU
of
life.
Knowledge
Is
either
*
Pure White Lead of
and Willard was extremely mirth pro­
ll^ktoff vnlnae, but the margla of proAt
Black hose with fancy colored embroidery. 50c.
voking. The team bad the advantage a secular or rightsous thing and the
course. All good paint­
M fenerml business’Is still rm^sonably
In that the greater part of their Jokes dtaUncUon betw«*en secuUr knowledge
A splendid tan lisle for 25c.
ers do. But for your
Rllsfaetory nhd a hopi-ful spirit Is
were entirely new. Jsck A’laeant In aad righteous knowledge U tbe use
aaMngat oar large bustosas
A fine tan lace at ‘25c and 50c.
safety
and
his
guidance,
to
which
we
put
U.the trsmp character aad Boyd J. GllTtm indastrial'eltuatioD Is
The blue lace sells for 25c.
: I-Satan and Christ both had a kaowmour as Sharpe N. Smooth 'were
instruct him to buy
for the r«mon
MmTMaoaahb hopeful
I
clever. The female paru were well Ihdge of tbe scripture but Satan used
50c.
^ , ra
The
all white lace costs you wc.
•‘Shipman”
White
Lead
cMUddk Is more eelUed snd
miUtWk
turn aonls away
handled. On account of the latoneasl his knowledge
A fine black lisle extra light gauze, for
and oOc.
acKathm Iis on the deellae. not
W^ ngKathm
and
take
no
chances.
rhile
Christ
used'
of the rise of the cnrtaln, some of,the {from Christianity
hrithtuadlai the eeuseless oonlllct
show the largest line of misses’ hose at lOc, lac and «5c.
draw souls inio ohrisUanlty.
> omitted.
SOLD BY
moffTtoa-at Ghkiaga Uaak
Childrens’ lace hose for ’2-5c. ,
. . *
Sstan's knowledge was secuUr while

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LADIES’ BOSE

HANNAH & LAY MER­

tnoraased volume of business.'
^AAoMiaL DAY
' —^

eantato Msrwry.
| Tacts are tbe handwriting of God."
marcary wlU snrely destroy ths; oontlnued Mr. Bissell. “Science U
se of smell ard oomplately derani^ i
^ crvlnx for facu. all facts
i articles should
I-

never be used exoefdi but after all.

every srience

•it is much beuer lo give a man s
solid principle than a solid habit.” said
his Bible. “Itor
,.nu lU .y.. wrk .0.1m.
i
L'------- T..T I Mr.
- Bissell.
—~ picking
.................up
...........................
....
fast. • Th« hm» dt-wd''<»f the country.u taken Interaally. citing directly j habits are flowers picked from so^
toose who lie In tho gravro on the!upon the blood and mucous surfneei tme elsa'a garden, the fniU «f soihe

j^azor Strops

LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS’’

■r«ry ows warrurtrd 1
•rt-lsnwwd-sasrtn
a«r* ttetuSUa
JOHNSON ORUQ CO.

» to planted down deep tn hi*

" OOING TO

CLEAN. HOUSE?

SUMMER UN6ERWEAR
A splendid a^ortment of domesuc underwear, extremely varied
and attractive, enabling vou to get a complete outfit ol garments in
any size or stjle you may ask for.
Union suits are so much worn and wc have them in any way you
may require. Long sleeves, high neck, ankle length, short sleeve,
high neck, knee length, low neck, no sleeve, low neck, long sleeve,
these sell from 50c to 1.00.
ITie other styles of underwear sell from 25c to 50c.
A full line of Boys’ summer underwear at 25c.
Everything possible in childrehs’ garments at 15c and 25c.
Ruben’s vests for infants and chUdren. any size wanted; sell trom
25c to 1.25.

,Good time to wire lor lij^it or make ckances.
Thiak about it, then figii're with us.

126 CASS STREET'
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Bo>^"^‘dron°Cl^^^ hose, the strongest double knee hose that is made,;'
(sizes f. to 10 sell for’25c.)

,

; XB. Paige Htctric Coi.

#esssi smd atriro to easslato the ea- Xeais R. X WMt A Rena, drito etarea;'
RPtole «f the niustrtous dead, the dead Frtee.**®-

Infants’ mercerized hose in pink, blue and white, ioc-

In the

--------- -------slclana. as Uis dsmags they will do
tio usual routine of living making,) U tenr told to the good you can possV

hills, in the valleys. In the
j J^cSe toI anro
toi‘leSS j **
sure 3
or on tbe battlellelds are remombert .1;
ukea
Interoally and made la j'
NiInter
though their ngmds have been forgot-1 ToJedo, Ohio, by P
F. J. Cheney A Cq.|«
ten. LovIRi hands • tontkwiy
fie.
•mm..Ml* «• rt«t ».«.orr U| JSi''
»«
nhnMcnad and naddsned and the com-1 Taka HslTs FagiUy PlUs toe otmsUIng generation Is tnogbt to look with patlon.
rororcQoe upon those that gave upj .
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their Uvea that the aation aslght bet
carry Beto m nM«s.
•Be. that the toachlee might be <or-J Oypslee i-srry tbrir bsblcs tn ett
fver taken from toe black man.
| shawls slung 0%^ tbelr shunklers and
' Broa IB tto smith, the fair land de- tied about tbe waist North American
•iiMiiMi
mlatakea seal. Me-1 Iwdlaua carry their hahles 00 tbe Uackn
But tbe Ks-;
ro s .ig,
«Bd
morla) day has eo
^
klmo women of Ijilibrsdo^carry then-;
Rldcnnoe and Is observed ns U Is la
babiro in their boots.
Tbero iwoW
Sorth though not so geneinL Time Is eome np to tto knee, snd are wide at
B grant physician but there are some tbe top with a dap hi front. |ii these
Rotmds that are terribly deep and li tbe Ultle brown bsMce live sad are
inkti long tor these to heaU*»«Mis- But happy.
Ihrty years hero •sgsadATace toe eadtog of the straggle and jhe bitssnmas
m the aosto has largaly^»g>PF-»*A
SB largely tost they can now shake the writes RBlphF.
af the northern soMler and call
ihn. -Breiher.Msmertal day Is a saorod day. the
mnv dHtoN----------------ktoBBiny or toe dead.” It Is aoi a day sevena Id
medldm-A-hat got no beoetL
gr sports, of pleasures aad of games, bbUI I bcBM to nss BtortHo Bitters.
hutaday which sbo«M be kept SBcred, Ro woBdwhd waa their effect, that la <
three days I fait Rke a new maa and.

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sesaaasassass
flkoM -Ike BhaMofal Mtoaa
WoaBk.* by Oiwriaad MoPatt. la tka

HAD UVIB m TBAVBBBK CITY

aa koato tosl
Taoeto. wm oecapy tka toiMtoCtka

HIGH$CII001DEFEI1ED

samara ra^rara umo i oiixisi
^
eoamiatlBg hla ooaraa at
MAsJiweof ww tafimm ear apatoai
toes af Mra Ktokartra Ckokaa {Alma Ota waoA and wBl l■■■^^itlfy
rtoA <tka aepapapars fores la to
aoddaaapABallatt.
toavo tkara Mr Omapa aftar praMto
tow tkam.1 wo Bad fksm paaadtog IBm WtLUAMBBimB ftpT ONC MOBK
____
m\tkm. Bar. JoAa Bodpatk af BafAto
««r «r tM rMlw «M coMr AM tM
NUN m.BATUBOArB BAMC.
Patrick fiesikam. apadAP. dtod laat pprtapa who hra had cAargs of lW
Mtm tt mmmm
tbm MmSom
atortrtapi^ Bamainrs after
gtoAt at T OtoocA oftor a Bagsriag lU- aorvloso datteg tka wtelaf. paaaad
p to wade la a pahtle
« CM la rfcMr.
poos.
Mr.
ursadAam
kaa
Brad
to
this
fkrmtob tka dtey this raorafag altar
a; playiac leap frog ta WOsh- •eora Wm d to Br B. tka fipMw I aiM-draw an inTba CAM MaoB m tAac it w
» irUX AS MfN
Mty Mr tko pant Mttoan years and dar-| koMtog kto torrwoB aorvloas tkora
(maa. and womraj after a
taaeA tka laaaas «T patrtodaii. TA* Maali ksad la a pUea of card hoard
. Ho wtU take the wofA a^
Ira Ato stay Asra Aas made a torga
SHOWfS THUS HBIIOISII.
M tAat aai <M M tAa w af «
aamrt daaee; wa
UtoA of Braotiea.
Bomber of ftisads wAo wlU stocorsly
Ha than Motad ahvwMc how rlia. BaaMaa Mis ha Phot tka and oB ta the Boto da 1
» aad wlvee esparated.)
TIIM« WM W«« SM» S»
Ai» !••• they had aet out aot for apofl or a» B. J. Btod's cipar,
Tko total
ockool baseball team
In
nddttinn
to
a
wife,
be
leaves
throe
MtM bat Mr lava of coaatry. T%e ■MUl dtoks with hla weapop. radand after a briUtoat Faria dtarar; watchWa wIsA to thank tka trtrade ni^
ototsrs. one brother and seven cAUMm WM Af« om«n«f MM'«•
I anapoa to » tolsc wBk hla JMfi. lag the body to body caaterlioas of a agato mat dMat Batmday aftoraooo
aa—In that tkla eoaatry kaa aie
at tbn kaada af the WIiltomotoug atoa dren. Mor cons aad three daogktsn.
LMt
ms th.
wUklB iU owa kocdara. *T have ao hB oavoral laatoo of eoal la tba dir ____ _
and a
oa tAo asytom tooradx by a aoors of Tko cAUdrso ora: Bar. Fr. Jobs F.
UMiMMb
ttea to mum tkoai all.“ ha aaM. *nM
caraad thtia to kaeoasa asereiy (this to Now York bel
KMOMmarnkoc.
________
Naadksm
of
Whlttoker:
Rickard.
Oax^
C toA
tkata M a c>«at rm tiaMe aad tka
r Baat and aavatal otkora tkat
Melatyvo of tAa High oekool pttoAad ooa City; Prof. Wllbam NaadhaaoL
fcataios of tAa stapM Baalcy rercl;
labor prabHan aad the iorricawa ta hroapki forth toOcA iratoto
IMr. RMh KM»<»ST *X
a grad, stoady game Aat tAw lacA of Trararoa aty; Donato Naadkam. 8t.
M. & «S«r«ii
Ck» aiMM mm the cMlaa.- Bat the great paeatloa to
raitt^
Btook watoata alito toads ptwd tai^
praccleo waa clearty aAowa by Ato ora* Mary'S .seminary. Baltimore. Md.;
Mrtal amoB M MeFlMBM voM. ~ that of iajaatlea If a
paU for Aim ta tAa air wAlla tAa metal tog. la sAort ckaHoaglng tAa devU to
White. ' the
Wintomakarg Mary B.. JuUa G. aad Anna *M. of
A.
tlM W. It C «M OcMpwjr
any fillip Mr tAclr Jaded ssaaco! port.
cane be to haagry. he ta clvea the
I wore paactarsd wUA aarpr
JmUm and Anthony Itogooon.
r. was tka Otar player Mr kto Travaroe Oty.
If tAa rasopAtoUoatad
iwWTMr MOTBlM- Th* cAarch «
lladt of the tow. Bat the naa who
WAnt
and akowod ap very waU oo| Josapk Needham was born to IrawMl AIM. tka or*
brtkw a aonaaU or aloato a fraaSblae terdacA plaea of stoel throwa Into tAa waat U yiaMlng to tAto
katura- •
I toad In iSM and came to this oooatry
lac tka Mt Mata.
pan
In
a
recaat
goao tren
air Ay Mr. Bled wtth a soft nosed kolAt the ond of the osresuk toningI tka whan bat a boy, sattj|tog Ip loato coanTka Maatiac opaaai wliA tka aiacwhlcA speaks adltortall
Bat the fatara aood aot ko Marod.
Mr. Bled had a i
oeora mood Ira and two to tow- of ty. la ISM ha moved to tkto city and
lac «C ’‘OorooctM* foIlQvad kr a Ood atoraya kaa ana tkat wttl load
L to Mto
I kto fhaoto nad •
Travaroe Ctty but to tka algktk Will- ever stooa has been a salesmaa m the
prajar br Bar. Mr. Crmaa^ Tka eboir laaortoto. Bat kow eaa the
knadrad
mra
gatborad
to
sajoy
the
wtoa sad this was cat In two. the edge
ampkg of tba J. X Orallick oompaay. •wUi UnIM. BMh phMM* 41. ^-.4.
tomsborg braced op aad hrorakt to
Mac "Praiaa Te jtka IM* aftar vklch baeaatoat? Tkora are two mothoda. being Mt two ttmea out of three. The daaclra of a node arttota* model!'*
SutL tom weeks sgo today bU son
tka -Gloria Pat^waa auaf aad Bar.
The tklfd time ka trtmaned Mr. BSad's
All of which mesas. If It meaas any* four runs. The Itenra woo:
MaspA died.
High BgAooL
Wintamoburg.
tka aertptara Maoa. boys ta Una aad gray ware oaoc
Mr. Kaaaadr
cigar. With a small mirror ba kit four thing, tkat a powarMl slamrat ta oar
Tba taneral oervloe will be tomorrow
part «r tka alarytk ehaMar o( PaaTa mlao bat today tkay mingle topstbor wateau in sneeaaskm aad picked **boat-—tkat Is oor rickset oociety.— Melnlyrs...............p....................... Wklu
morotag at f o'clock from 8t. Francis
lattar to tka
and are Crtaada. They wara trans- Utraa sasnU marblaa tram a box with Is soUtag a prodlgats example to this
h
cAarek. The solama requiem mam
Hla aanaoa trap a part of
eouatry. oa cxsmpla that threatens tba
sd. This to the rtekasi gift of tko gra batwaea hIs legs.
m
will
ke suag aad tka celebrant will be
Ackerman.............Sb............
Gatos
tbktlath rana of IM tklriaMth chap- time.
aaaeUty and atebimy of coaatlaos
Mr. Wostrehlll to agually proBcMat
kls son. Rev. Fr. John F. Naedkam.
tar or aaodaa. At tka baglaalac of
Mr. Kspaady elooad by raferriag U> with a revolver and gave a Uttla ax- *1—komea. Plsasara and show
and kto two nopkews. Rev. Fr. James
tka war. ka aald. May of tka boys of tka graal ravtaw when tka aoMlara
and money! Drsss for tka wooma!
hlUtkm of -gun play- suoA as hltdag
Cahalan of HiUsdala and Rev. Fr.
tka ooMtry Ml tkair kooBOa aad waat would ka form^ apata, but tka main
And a rick husbaad! There U the
five bias locks In the sand aad hKtliig
Jamas O'Brian of tka Cathedral. DaCottk to tka call to arm. Tkat
would ka aabrAsp aad tkoaa who sat five watouts with tba reralTer re­ polsoaod tore tkat tempts our maidiroli. daooon aad subdsacon respectTbe Board at Educatkm wUl scG the
flf tkaai woald aarar ratani '
aas! Pleasors and show and money! Panek.................... Jf........... Biloo
oat la fl kat aavar raturaad woold volver rovarsad.
Ivly. Tka oarrlee will be In charge old primary school halldlags oo MtotRay Btoekboyn ampirsd the 4
pcwpkaor la IMl but l«r 1M& It waa
i answer to roll call '
Prwvtoas to tko axkikltloa.
of tkaC. M. B. Awood STsnne. either severally*or as s
raaltty. LooAlac Ukk forty yeara the
^ .WoatrAUl. E. J. Btod^afid -BUI- Mur- other two7'Doeo may^ doubt that j Wllltomsburg ...1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 0-<
PKBAONAL.
whole. St public snctlon <m Thursday.
tkoaght ooMaa. kow amy kara
ral shot at a boack of blue rocks., tka tkonsaads of onr women are pmcticnl High school........0 0 0 1 8 1 * 0 0-6
forty yoara la the futur* aod all wUl
Russell Brownell, aged fiO yeara Juae 1st. 1M». at 2 o'clock, p. m.
fipt gcuiag 22. tka second XI nad
By order of the Board of Bducaltoe.
ly oeUtog tkstos elves for nsoney to
. kara paaaad away.
“Blir stopping on nnlnoky thirteen.
While londtog the Pern Marquette father of WlUard H. Brownell of €32
Cbas. M. Beors. Clortt.
**Aa 1 atOod at tba aoort kooaa laat
marriage aad then selling themselTcs
Washington street, died at the family may 27-4t
this morning, s large
'M«BorUl day aad watekad yoo aurck
again for money to divorce? Docs
IRKVITIlfi.
fish packed la ice were broken aad home Baturdsy alght .of old
Mias
Marian
Roberts,
who
Is
-ttotog
CHOICE
petted ptonto and cut Boon
Ay." aaM Mr. Keaaady. T ooold not
anyone donbt that this pressore (or
though the deceased wi^ aerer to good
the
entire
contents
distributed
along
srs St the Queen City Floral Co. Jit
kalp kat tklak of Addlaoa'a baanUfal seulemsnt work In Chicago Commons
Attorney J. J. Tweddle will leave riches brooght upon men by oor wothe platform. They wore picked up health pfter the severs tall whkh be South Union. Beth phonos 48.
daaartftkai of tka bridpa wUh tka and taking spoelal stadias In Cktoago. tomorrow tor Coldwater where ke ap­ ra (wives, sweethearu and sodety.)
had in the fall. The reioataa were
and dumped a seooad time, the boUom
Is homo Mr a short vtoll.
may 9*1f
twaat^four aroAaa aad pillara.
pears to a litigation cult In the Pro­ to n fundamental cause of the dtohooof the box falling out this time. Again prepared for burial by W. 8. Aaderspn
Alias
BAtochs
Barnum.
vioUg
totkla bridca wara laaamrabla trap
bate court, to the estate of Mra Chios esty tkat to more aad more talntiug
and taken to the family home at
Soon aad opaatafa through which strnctor to Martha Wasktogtoa ool- Raaaom of Qntocy. Mr. Tweddle rep- onr bnstoeos aad pdltlcal life?
ftSy 1!^ly*totog”d^
ullto ! P*'ldsburg this morning where Intertkoaa paaalac over daaovodad.- He Isgo. Ablagtoa, Va.. and Snlltos coJlU the chlMran of a deceased non now we have said the word, the
J
place.
tkM aald tkat tkoaa who fbackt have loga. Bristol. Tenn., 1s home for tba aad the point to llUgaUnn to the bunk
ird.-dlahonesty! There I
Joaapb CjIsCt's Funeral.
immsr vacatloo.
■oaa tkroock tka brldpa and droppad
stock of the First Nsikmal bank of
An exquisite reproducUoo of a
Joseph Guleu. tbe young mao who
Mr.
and
Mra.
Tbooms
Gunton
have
oat aad tkoaa that rematoad are drawQuincy. X L. Rsnsom. snotber son
lac Boar to tka laat arch aad tka laat gone to^BIg Rapids to visit rotoUves of the tote Ckk>e Ransom, has already other evlto are less than this, all cares
r s few dsym.
pUlar. Tkla broagkt forth tka poaagone UL.CoMwater to appear to the for evils are veto until this evil !«
terred In tbe Catholic oemrtery after
Fay
Crawford
of
this
city,
who
has
tlaa. whao all have paaaad away wlU
suit, ho aad two other brothers rep­ cared, tor the whole principle of repPrsctlcslly
brief services at St. Francis church at
90B In Ckarlavoix for the past three resenting the heirs srltk the oAtldren resentsUve government fails abjectly
Manorial day atlll ba kapt or will li
3 o’riock on Saturday afternoon and
ka lOtiottaa? No^ It will lira Id loyal weeks, spent Pandky to town and ex­ of the foortk brother, deoenaed.
whA the people strive only to plunder
three hours later s message was re­
pects to leave Mr Ottawa Bench this
AU the barber shops of the dty wIU and betray the people!
kaarta aad
ceived from s brother at Fort Huron
There are lots more t^trsvagaat
If OM of our writers twenty years
dose nt noon tomorrow.
>..SBotliar
‘The Three Moot losutiful Roses'* by asking that the remains be shipped to
bsbiu. but few more ECONTtnsfatksITinn--------- - -------- The Wnks of the city will close all ago or even ten years ago had dared
"KaaBady waa artien ba waat tkrouck
that point where be would meet them
Paul
rte
Longprs.
of the city two or Ikrae weeks visiting day tomorrow.
to question the hone«iy of the Ameri­
tka oaUonal oeinptcry at Arllnctoo of
and
aooompany
them
to
the
home
at
At tbe urgent soUcltation u( the
The L. C. B. A. will postpone their can people, he would have been count­
the huodrada of cravaa mrkad a^th to Ooldwater and Detroit.
customers to Econoaitr. and hors
Mrs. T. J. Umlor of 820 South Union meeting two weeks oo soconnt of Dec­ ed an Impudent renegade, a babbler Woman’s Home Companion. Mr. Paul Marine City. They were again ex­
tba alapla Inacrlptloo. "UnknowD.*’
to one SBore example ol bow we do
strert and Mrs. Gao. Rosal of *17 Eksi oration day aad the clostog exerctoes whose stupid Insults would have de Longpre. who to the greatest paint­ humed by W. S. Anderson and placed
To«ba nay crumble, ba said, but the
Ion the morning train today for transFront straat have returned from a o( the schools.
aroused only contemptuous smiles. But er of flowers ta the world, consented to |
naanry of kerolam aod aacrlSca will
‘Sn speaking oi PAINTS, ^
I
portstioD
to
tbe
southern
fiart
of
tbe
TlsU at the home of their fathar. Jos.
Married by Rev. L. B. Blssell Satur­ today It to different, our eyca have make a painting of what he considered 1 portstlon
course everybody paints more or
lira foravar.
Dokm of Mapleioo. who Is M years day afternoon. Calvin Rlness aad Miss been opened, aad. without . surprise “The Three Most Beautiful Roaei.>j
Icsa, If you have chairs, tables,
Oo tkla day. many old pbotographa
and the painting to without doubt one j
Mra Kathsrina Chahoc.
old.
though with dismay, we see able
Bcreeua, flower puts, etc , to paint
Pumsla Ounett of Horsey.
wUl ba loaAad at wUb lovluc ayei
Miss Mary Kovsrek. Mamie Shane
you do not have to buy a dollai's
The Young Ladles’ Benefit Band of <X>mmlKaloned by our great magarlnes of the masterpieces of this great artist. i The funeral of the aged Mrs. KathMaay an acM aiaa aad
and Annie Ford returned today from
Thir magnificent piclun-to"'reproduced erine Chahoc was held on Sunday
wurtlt of paint. You canJust drop
iidiI and
an will think Qtlls Pier, where they have been for the Presbytorisn cburch. organised to go from city to city, from state 4
look at a I
ill at the Ecominiy Store and buy a
two weoU ago. will meet this eventog aUtc. from one business enterprise U In all its original grandeur on the •ftemoon from the family residence in
the past few days as tko guosU <rf St Mrs. Oale-s at 7:JO. The oonstltn- { another, with the aede purpose o( prov edver of the Woman's Home Compan-| gesood strwt. Rfcr. Hugh Kennedy ofloc can of ready mixed paint, just
friends.
ion
for
June.
Although
this
cover
it
|
fletotiug.
A
large
number
of
friends
enough
to compleic the Joli, and
tion will be adopted and the regular |^ng the existence of wholesale comipaad bar monorlaa will travel back to
Miss Bmma Merrtn left tkto morning
gathered to pay tbeir last respects to
you haven't 3 4 of it left to stand
daya of yore/ Thie day brtnga back for Cedar Springs where she will work of the society told onL A full j Uon ta public and private affairs. And an accurate reproductlou of a painting
nroand and spud or to throw uwmyi'
the pioneer aad Interment look place
attendance
IS
desired.
month
after
month
we
read
these
j
worth
hundreds
o(
dollars,
yet
the
the raaianbranca that those that are spend a few days with ber parents.
We also lia^-e white Tjiamel and
Oakwood to charge of W. 8. AnderJune number, which has this exquisite
Tbe cork carpet for the court room |
|l|Di|tC HBIWM
with us are aged, thlien they want
Charles Baumberger. the practical
Varntohas at lot per can.
I cover, may be obtained at any firstson.
rtlir JUlRlIlw IMiRlIn
<Mit lu fl they erare mere boys with seed pea dtotribator of Leelanau coun­ has arrived and to being put to place
class news stand or direct from the
the hopes of boys. This to tka time to ty arrived In the city this morning (or today by the Hannah A Lay Mercanng j p„bu»her8 for the trivial sum of only
CHOICE petted piSfita and cut Itom- j
tile company and It Is expected that Llst^ Those Who Will ^rvs
Baako a pllcrimac« to tka gravca. a few days' business trip. He rei
the Coming T^ U Court.
I,t the Qura aty Floral Cto„ 818!
Thwe are the natkin's craves, they arc that all seed pea fields in the county the oonrt room will be to rendtoesa for
Openina June IZ. •
p,u,
Longpre is Justly styled | rauth Union, Botto phera 4A
craves watched by snce4s. no matter are to fine shape aad the expectations the coming term of court June 12.
“King
of
Flower
Palntcrs.“
may 2*-tf
The aeventy-alx foot flag pole which
where they are located.
of a fine yield wore never U-tter.
n.
to te
to the
Nerllh,« ^
k U •tllnc also that.the Woman's
John Gartke of Korthport arrived to eoontjr court rord tor Dceorutlou dojl^*
lor Juoe tera "^!th,t stow..•ond I. the hlnbe.1 .ulhork»4lef t’oriw shnulfl nmember the Ike city tkto morning for a day's vtolu
__. toda>-_________I_
_ Circuit court this morning__as folloas. I1,Uy on flowers.
Sn—U«a
nalntlnm are found
fruintt
His paintings
to being pul In place
by Super-,
day . Tliey endured (ally as much as
Mrs. Daniel McMullen returned this
in tbe most sdecl homes. Some have
the soldier on the field bocAuac It is mprnlng from Keswick, where
A. J. McDonald. Oreea Lake.
sold for as much as seven thousand
boucf to fight than to endure s^ went Sattirdny to spend Sunday as the
John Valleau. Long Lake.
five hundred dollars (17.500.00.)
Kingsley and to of cedar and the top
psnae. Tht< household where the hus­ guMt or Mr. and Mrs. George Core.
Thonms Rawlings, Msyfleld.
Artists, art crities and oompoteiK
portion was obtained from the CIUband was at the front bore burdens
Fred W. Glass. Paradise.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson of xcBS Telepbons company.
Judges all agree that thu covers of the
that would seem Imposatbla today. Mr. Suutms Bay arrived to the city today
Frank Valley. Pcnlnsula.
Woman's Home Companion far excel
There will be a mtsttog of the High
• Xaaaory tkeu told a story lltustratlnc where they will remain for oe
Qeorge Pulver, Whitewater.
those of any other magazine.
School Alumni to Baperteteadent GIItka loyidty
the southern women. days as the guesu of Haas Johnsoa
Marahal Carotbers. Union:
The Woman's Home Companion to a
ber'a office thto eventog at 8 o'clock
That aansa loyalty was exhibited In and wife.
X L Sprague. First ward.
magaxtne which in beauty and excelMr the purpoae of slecttog officers and
erocy wanan'a heart In the land.
Archie Ostrander. Second ward.
A. R. Chapman of Chicago arrived tranincttog othar haalaass
Jeoce. art. stories, illastratlons and
Herman
Bruin.
Third
ward.
But It waa not alone u homo that to the dty Soturday evening for a
faidtlons. etc., excels all other borne
The aook aoclal at tbe First M. X
Oscar Pox. Fourth ward.
wbowB sadarad trouble nnd aided bar short visit with R. H. Bsrnnm.
and family magazines. Tbe Woman's
ohnreA ham been postponed on account j
Ben Hoxsie. Fmh ward.
natkm. ta tka field as well aba went
Mrs. Henry Adams of Boldwto. Ind.. of tharata.
Hosae Companion to published by tbe
Adalbert Geary. Acme.
forth, aa angel of mercy who bound passed through the city this morntog
Crowril Publishing Company. New
Wash Good* worth up lb 15c, Tucking V'oilcs, Koteker
George Blaard. Blair.
tka woaads of the fallen, who bore the on ber way to Bmpiro JaBctloB.wbere
York city, atoo Chlcaga UL. at Ooe
Jerome
Portem.
East
Day.
Suiting and Printed Batistes.
lOC
PERSONAL.
^nk of watar to the i»trcbod lips, who she will be the gnest of her daughter.
Dollar a year, and to tbe favorile mag­
Pred Hamilton, Fife Uke.
llstsoad Mr tka fialnC call (or help Mrs. Bltoabeth Bsrkart Mr a abort
azine In nearly half a mllUon homes,
Tbe Mtosas NelUe and Jolla Sweeney
Christ Ankersoo, Garfield.
nUer the bloody work of the day was tloae after which eke will rotatn to this
where U to read eairit and every Issue
Laces
for
trimming,
up
to
six
inches
wide,
per
Bbaor Davla. Grant.
dona, who at tka aad fuMed the wean rUy and Join ber hnsband. who expoota of Grand Raplda returned to thalr
by three miUhm people.
home today aftar apendtog some Uaw
worth 10c, at......... ....................
^^yasd
George Haaoe. Green Lake.
feat tsto the pathway that led
to make a permanoat home here.
to the dty as tbe fnasU of friends.
George Gray. Mayfield.
land wkard tkara waa no noise of bat
Mrs. Robert Hewitt loft today for a
, Mra X A. Croslar nad two children
RIBBONS, BUck Taffeu, 5 inches wide, 1
per
ClOMeitt Pierce. ParadtoiL
visit wUh Bmpiro rriattves.
tl«.
returned to tholr Grand Rapids home
X J. McMuUen, Peninsula.
worth 26c at....................................... A^Vyard
Mr. aad Mrs. Rc«o Colby toft this
WAN*r ADI
Mr. Kaaeady tkaa aaM that
today after rensatatog to tha dty aa
Meat Btruggla had taagkt throe Isa- morning Mr Bear Imke. where they
Too la‘s tor Clswlllnslire
the gueets of friends Me a abort tlma. ■ •The popUa »« Mexican schDOto who
aone. The first waa tka appreciation will remain for a week. Mr. Colby's
ave Ira perfect to tbeir Icsaeos are
Mr. and Mra Lara TItiis loft this Bb
or heroUm that the loralgaer who Is work on the Bsgle will be taken by
moratag Mr Oraad Bapkto to attaad itlowed to smoke clfsrettes after the FARMS to trade for city property.
oomlng to Amarica's akora In ever In- Fred Smith. Mrmcriy of the Record
H. W. Smith. 818 Whet Eleveath 8L
the ftaUval which Is on there thto recitations.
HOSIERY, the best Ladies’ 16c Black Cotton Stock­
creaalng tkitmgs mlckt ka impraasad. aad later of the Gr^ Rapldt Post.
Cltlaens phone 1*9.
may 2*4f
week at the
ings on the market, Special 8 pairs
OKjra
Traverse City ooauaaadery No. 41
BInce the war alght forelgaers have
Mrs. G. N. Peck rat to Big Rapids
Mr. and Mra Ua± Oatanberg reHouses AND LOTS oa monUdy paywill bars a special meeting toalght.
oome to tkU country for avary man today to spend Doooratkm'day wHh
taraed to thalr horn* to But Jordan
meau. H. W. Smith. Sll West
WAOe ptoytag with araral playklllad on tka bauia fiaM. Tkay need her parents. Mr. and Kn. U M. Mong.
thto morning nfter opandtag a tow
New
Handkerchiefs
for
Porch
Pillows,
10c
Qf%r\
Eteveath street,
attoens ghooe
leowms of karotog
tog with asveral playmatM Satarday
Mrs. Addle Gibbs returned to *
daya to the city with firtawds.
IS*.
may 2*4f
pat the oM land _
each or 8 for................ -------------------------field today after attending the bneea- - pm Hartc. head aawyer tor the X afterwoon the Ilttla 3-year-oM son. Gall
kaw. Tba ckUdrsn
yoika^ paople laanoto serrlcee at the Oty opera
Kora, of Mr. aad Mrs. William Korn,
J. MorskB mill at South Maahoo taland
Corset Cover Embroideries, 18 inches QKn
had the mtotortuno to faU off a hi- LET ME baiM Mr yon. Monthly payakoaW be told tba story an that tkay koumC
geooaxpaalad by hla wtfe. aad atoo
mento.
H..W.
Bmith.
*U
W*at
wide,
at.....................................................
yard
woaM not maka Mamortnl day a hoUOkadss A. Crtooy apeat Bandoy ta Qoorga Albright, cogteear aad aevecml
Etoventh atraat attoens ptaoaa IM.
dar.
the d6’ with kls fkmity latarntag to other warfcman arrived to the dty
may 2>4f
TIm aatioo tkat ftogato tka gravaa Gn^ Bi
Bopids this Bmrntog.
Saaday asomiag via the Mlaaoort. the
«f its harass Is dpooMd to death aad
i D. !Lsooard of Pollstna rotorned season's srartt at the mm bitag over.
BANOAINS to real eatate. H. W.
decay, it was tka memory-of tka pllkooM tkto moimtoi oftor raoadtog BoaSouth <18 Went Bevaath streaL
grtm fktkars that tnapirad the war of
day to ike city with frieadg
CUaaaa pSoNe IS*.
may X*4f
tko fweointkm. It waa tka
Mrs. Jalla Wltoon woai to Kaftakka
tka rsaotelfcm that laaplrad tka kearia
WANTED—Oootoataat girt Mr gsnaral
at tka aartk la *ci. it waa tka tatoa ht today to tmmin with Meads over Dektoraawnrk to aatoD fiuUly. Mra
oratkmday.
tka MIhan tkat kalpad tka hoys oa to
Jeffin P. OCt. *1« Waahtagton atreaL
BialMMi /fBaAaratomwaaaatof tka m K. Brians rat lo Fatookag tAta
ravX^if
TNY A MKCOND MrAlir A&' \
THY A MEOPRD WANT A»
amkMlMf kta^ tkla onaatiy aavor; moralra Mr a short ritot wNA tileada.
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aa ta the wwt arown mOgktj
f1w—h M ataM taabt wto.
» lota back to ttataoMJata
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Then
atand toaitbtr
Then lot aa aU
rmbuM-aUti
atbaaarik
Omi
tood and our fraadato
r toad tonra MHh.
One stolon let na cl
That as tha raora
Wa two aaar
To lore and
Bat. ahould the war ctood galbae
O-ar Neva or the Mktoa
And abooU tba tbnatMlta tarlw
Wbaal Into aHc« Itoa.
Than, wban the paMcfui baaveM
Are darbanad to oeU»aa.

is.-sLS.iRrs ass-

On the
lan bete* tta tost Coitfcdanite facer
bad MiuUMieied, the federal rorern■tobt boBca tbr nmatartog out of vohm
tarn. The artolta Bi tbe leld. boar
•nr. f chili todmet mmti\ oflcr tbe
SmdcMtoar to WadMnton.
Oialcrs aran toatMd tbe Uib of May
for a rerieur bgr Pfeaidem Jobmoa of
the Army of tbe I*taoiBae. eommamln]
by General Oarse G. lltade. aad tbe
Army of tbe TeatMane and tbe Aimy
•f Gaontla. eommaudad by tMnl W.
T. Pbermaa Tbe Army of tbe PotMme
bml been tfanapoclcd by aracer from
ita enm|» In nontlieuiitern Virginia I©
the eaiiftal. Iwt IftKTmau'H men march
c« from North Cbrollna to tbe banks
of tta !
and appenred to tbe*
rorlearhic oaliimaa like tlie trarei arorn
reterana Ibey really aren*.
Tbe .Vrmy of tbe Patacaac paaaed la
revlear doaru IVnn«ylvmnla arenoe on I
tbe 33d and preaeated a superb pa$ j
Mat. Waafatecton was filled witlii
•Craageaa. who tbromted tbe atreeta la
haMftoy attire, aad every baoae aras
dececatod aritb dava. Tbe ravleariuk
•taw) araa directly In fraot of the
White House. iSetieral Grant ants oo
tbe stand with tbe proddaiit aod tbe
eabfaiet. ami Rberman. aritb hto urife
aw) elifbt yeartad aoa. -Ibm. arere
prrnent m enrols. Geaeranfeade rode
at tbe bead of the Army of tbe Poto­
mac. The troops of this aimy had been
operaUiiB where they rarelTed flUl sup
ptiea of fo-id ami clotbiiui retrulariy
am) appeared on rerk’w a body of well
drilled, well dlsciplloed soMlerR. in­
ured to erery Itardshlp. There were
03.000'mr« In Bne. aod for six hours
Ibey marcbcl past the reriewiny stand.

We need bnt atand tadbtbar .
Ta baM the world In fba-'

wtmt npta tha atvto. ahaktoy bawla
aritb tbe prertdfttt. General Grant aad
all tta eaUnrt «Acaca vl1h-IB» oseafitkm of Seciatarr of War t—toifc
fltaatoo offerM hto band. bhC Amcoa
declined It la taMafrta far aotoc of
the arta of tbe aecrrtair rrtottog to
IdHTBU'a rncatoand
toiera»aB*a anny ......
ai« and
ocw-half boon la pa«lw Ike cwrtoar>
^ ; tor stawL GsMcai BamrntA rude at
W I tfaebrod of tbe Army of tbeTbarctoCA .
and GetMTal H. W. fOoenm led the
Army of Oeofrto. Geoeral Oute A.
Leraa eoauauaded tbe Pirtdtoth e«fu
that day.
fOtoiman araa proodAT hls«i
and paM a hiub trtlwto to im
ance in hfo tnemalFs. “It araa. In aqf
JodjcmeoL'- be aaya. “tbe mart ma«olllceot army la extoteoce. SUlOO toCtt
IB splendid phTskiae, mho had Jamt
cowpWed a march of tMOrty 2jM0
miles bi a hostile cooBtry.** Bat the
crearda arbe bad rocBe to sdfssa •
pecadiar o|irctac)e arerr aat dtoap*
pointed. It araa Rbermaa’a arav all
'
: tbroudi. ftoae of tbe dlrtalaB com*
"W maadeni had added by arsy of railaty
' teuta. milk eoara and puek aralsa.
arboae load roaalated of toaaceebs.
poultry, bsma. rtc., aad aoam ef them
bad tbe famillM of freed storro ato^
with the aromroi Itadlay tbelr cblMrca.
After tbe yrand review the rsyimenta
were sent rapidly to tbelr boom atatro
to be mustered out. Tbroi came the
loeal parades and reeepttoea by the elttoms of tlie boys bark from the asar
with tbelr lattmd aod btolec rtva*
datp*. For two mootha foUoavtoythere
retmtitioa on
of the laaplriny scenes of IMI. Tbe
country araa one vast rump arbtoe
martial ranka were broken for good,
battlellairs furled and tbe veterata
retohto* OP tbelr last tramp, the ,
Nearly 730.000
u.™.*,fc.vriur
i. ij oi«
l“™»
, -----I
men w,
were mustered out during tbe

33d Sbermsn-s command •
rocker In a corocr o# ibc liair ami !»«• Bnt o« a face was Ima^ to
from the VirrlaU akle of the Potom:
lenzml In tln-aniv rpmlni»ci*K'e at hl»
Wm. nota aotl of recocnllkNi wa*
orcr IxKiy brklgr and blrousekod in
iiieaicnio)i and trarptnoi of war.
I hi*- As be »^o«l iookioff after Uw-cavThan let this dorleos vbtak V'
the rtreeta around tbe capitol. *rbe
No ouc la MUlvilU- oouKl have de-j ak-ade a va« aca of loDclJDeOB encirtfci!
Alonr our pathway diaato ’
Aa M tba future laadata
r*™'”*;
*“ -iriT
''•^"'•5'
*rw.
Bled Andretr JetAHis an.r of llie plea*-! him.
■»-.
.ixl iL.'Ui'*’
tlKw-tTIIdM ! o'"
,u,Ih.
The aaer-a the poet's dreata
on' lie diTfrefl f,.>m liU Iroagloary i At last be follotred. far lu the rear of
aritb people anneil with honqnets for!-- ahernian*s
One race and one tradltlotv.
Grand Ann,r V«*t. Ttie aouiial public ; »hc tbroor. Ilmpins: iwinfulfv alouc Ibc
EncHah. Aaerlran.
■***‘'- o-clock the slgw„.
„
campbre. bHd mnilarlr on tbr cren. • dusty rand. Ills Uilu. ffray locks proBt edfkr meltta Cooley
eeldien.
of
tbe
Army
of
the
Potomac
accomiuinled
• dcattny ofr man'
Uu; of >|cmia-Ul d«T. oa« lllM-rany trudinp from beneath bto Gniml Army
-New ^
W.tiwler.) I attended liy ibf people of ll»e Tillage, hnt Ilk.* fray*<d frince. the dull Blram
> COtoyM. in. br
c eyes, i
•nir port
post i MHl Ibc fact lluit tin* proBnimmr was ' of uiisIhsI tears in bis faded
HR Mlllrlllc
Irllle Gnuid
Grand Army
Arm
c'ooteiils. Tloni. going to the captain, he :
she was l•rnugbUoat and reviewed
----------------.he fence , reodercl l.y Andrenr Jei.klns in 11n* As be
alonr « .vouob trlrl's I TOMBSTONES ON A CAMPOS.
•pjod
leautny ayalnsi
tf
tbe regiment in ber mammy's arms.
unralted It, revealing a ctiubb.v
the tateraectlon of the itro' trarkiua <a|tacirles of cba|ilaln. com-; baud ww laid upon hl« arm. and
- Georgia Tennessee went with ua ta
face about as t*fg aa a ranntni to
trareledroadu »ti
tlie j mauder. post nyvIcJan. quartermaster tlrl s sweet rautur toIcp spoke to blin.
Atlanta, then to tta aea. By this time
“Goo. goo.- aakl tta liaby.
(dpPOf tta riUnce. Mllhille was very i «>«» l»rtviile did not detract from tbe j “Won t, you Iran on mer she aakl. ,
t atvaealtr -Omt »vc>.toorc than twa years oM aad
“lYiVate Bates, step lnTe. When ^
prood of Its poat for it was famed ! «mJoyiw*iil of the m'.wslon
MIllTlIle ; “Vou nre oW aod wenry. and I-aee, 1
Tbe Blbllcul society at Baker ualrerused to marrh with ns mooDted aad
did yoa get thls-tfais thingr
from one end of the state to the other. I
liiicuM ly loyal tb hcrGnuul Army. ; am yonng and strong | ally. Baldwin. Kau.. unUl a few arseka
waving a star spangled l«na«^. It waa
“Found it bore on tta ridge."
and no traveler ever visUed Hlllrllle '
'•*'*
that Andrew Jen- ; He turned aod looked-at the ehlU. | ago bad a olauae in Us <*ooatltntij(m fora aigbt to see ber galloplDg at tta bead
“Goo. gooly. go**.-’
wUbout tequestlns tbe pleaNiire of i
"*•'* thlnktnc as he l•'ou:>ll -up m : Pbe was-very tieautlfui. be thought.
j bidding Ita members to >otB any au......................—»!«• regiment winm moTiDg.towafd
nc.tr ‘ -Yes, il «m okl.- lie iv|»P-f “* *w I ttonal e-.—
fraternity,
aaya tbe KaoaaaCIty
abaking tu taml. Of a truth the port *»>»«* <••«- rrossrimds For nc.nr
------------------ --“•Siwet It's soundin' tbe dinner call.- »b« enemy, tlnwigli Just before we got
if f. H, Hitchd
and-and- forgotten.''• iHe spoke al- gtor. WTien the clause waa voted
at Millville bad but one bund to shake, l.v forty .reart lu- had fctl
feil «i*on
tiism the
- - i,oU!
- -------------suggested tta bugler.
j within range tta eoloael was csreful to
must bitterly.
j after a warm debate there were many
liomnci* of his
bis nHglthor»-bad
nHsttltore—bad -idu)
lueiulier. whose tamnsc
li,
r.
A
Mitriirl.]
-Perhaps
it
saitl tbe captain. «-der lier p»»ny turncl <mt of eolamn.
ICop) riclil. I
-Oh. no,-she .sald very M«lckl.v. “yon . in tta society who belkered that It
I the roster. “An-'
“l-oa It. But now. In bis old age.
taken Missionary “Commlswiry sergeant. Issue a ration More than one posUloo was rsrrtad
ore not forgotten, for 1 think of .voo I marked tta paaatag of tta sociel
iciety.
private,
flirongh Ita eocooragetneot of her baby
ridge, and there was amotig »o U'i* re'-rult at once,
every day. and I pray for you every * ita Athenian society there• baa B
eft bis I
smile, and tiefore tta war dosed tbe
us that dlsirrgatiln-d state
“Hard tack, slrr
iHgbt 11*^
* fraternity, and
"Hard tack! No: milk. Go tlwl a colonel wmikln'i send us In for a bad
of aSatrs alwnya ocrurrios
Private Andrew Jenkins becanie j number of Its members belong to arbarlag tbe requisite nmnlier of tncni*
»w and milk tar. IVIvate Bates. Job witboni starling us iiisler the Jeadn-eakly consclutw of a sodden tear fu | cret orgaalsationa. Becently a third Immediately ofter a tank*. I. a verv
broa. tta Millville Grand Army p*wt!
,1 what «b‘l
did Too
you find tbit taby for? Fvo «THblp of our IsHoved mascot.
lie etaaced down at tta girt, j aociety waa orgaatssd aritb tbe under- young aoldler-balf boy. half manbad never, of vonrsc. been omHally in |
Kta was sui-h n lUtIc g'.rt. “Whyy do ' aUndlng that none of Ita memitera was stalking about prc*Jty n.iirii ns i }■ fowl mind Ko put you under guard.- ' M'Hl. whet her It waa a cold abe got
only I
[Inga
ibonglil we'd make a mascot of .or tad milk or too exdtlug
a Ilife. Gesryou pray^for roe'r- ta ai^ed.
sbouM join tbe -frato.- Hbortly after. plenMd without any anxiety as lo tta
ihWHl liy tlie iKtsts
Tennessee fell *11. The ri
**nrw*nnm»
mutnms tokl
tr
of tta command. Sialdenlv
•nly I 'I-**
•Because tnatniua
me I must however, oae. Browne by name, yieldsurgeon attended lier. and wtatiever ha
-A tnasept) Of a taliyr
never forget to pray for tlie gnodADd «
to trmptatton and Joined one of j
* baby's wall. Tnrnli»g in tbe
Yet It held regulitr weekly mecliug^ ;
tair * -Jes' so-* sound came fntm tta bouse In which she waa
“Gofsir• “Ton
“T
the
brave.”
she
replle*!
Innoceorty.
“and
.
tliem
In
a(>lte
of
the
object
ton
of
hia
direefkio
from
whence
It
<*ainc.
la tbe vreet rootn of AiMirrw Jenkins'
besieged him
ll*at : pla'^cd crowds of
when I pray for Brother Harry I i i»rometlieBn brothers In the new
cabin, entertained tta public at antiual
i *•»'
i nlwn.vs pray for you. liecauae. you i
clety.
! exposed Ita face of
cumpItiTa and took a prominent part '
adoiKed. !*bo
. you both fougbt for tta oasso flag."
The next hiornlng-when tbe atudents, “By thuoder! A baby!
la every patriotic relebratlon In the
After every vlalt the
: Tta Millville Grand .).nny post stop­
iblcd for dupet aerricro three' TOmt things to flwl
tillage. Andrew Jenkins, who wn*< tta
sureeon s face wore a more aartoua
ped stodt still In tbe middle of the rood
ttoabMonto weeo found erected [
only menil>er of the port brenniie be
look, aud nt tost It came to ta kaown
and gased at tM> rhlkl Inqulringty. -la
I never received a
WM tta only veteran In MIllvHle. was
1 anmng the men that there was «o hope.
Harry Ncott your brotberT’ he asked,
ltaturall,T tery pronilnetit In tiraihlj
ills voice quivering.
of tbe
Army circles in 4ta eormmiiilty. He j
-Why. yes. Pldn't you kuowT* rtie I was Inscribed: “Athenian Society. Died
held every office In l)tc post and was I
..1 “And iitn't you glad he’*
• answered.
annniiily rtioecii ns delegate to the _
d that all tb^
i
! coml^ home today and
-filbtailrtaciet.?^Tbe
state <mrnnj|Kncnt of the order.
people fire ^wn here to meet him? Ob. ^
.*pro„^hron Porietr.
To Private .\ndrew .Twkins. whose ,
ain't you glodr
face was acarred with sntar cut and i
Andrew Jenkins lowered his bead lo
liullet w<Hitid. these nnniial gsllMTings j
brush smnelbmg from hia cheek with
Haattaft PM ftoerrillM' OalA
j
of hia romrades were events to wbkh j
Id 18>;4 James Keynoids. a Coofeder- j
be looked forwnrd wHU Ita 1;eeii an-.
- ate captain, became leader of a guertlclpatloa of a klnleaa and lonely nkt j
!‘'X'.'.doU-.,o-x«.
I rilta band similar lo Quahtrell'a. saya
age. Nor was he fvf-r disappointed,
1 She nk)
for, abllc ta waa not permltlctl to tak«'
Of . .oc«n«..o «««<
[ '
any active part in tb** deUi»erations.
y In tta
• akin eoBcb oa tbe old Boatb Park trail [
be wa* lurarlahly innst royally ro* |
I took ber band In his.
eelTfd by his brotlier veterans and j
I “Coow oar he cried eraalvely. I near Denver jmd aecaswl fiWMDO. Us *■
‘ members were atUekad oa tbo follow"r.on Dbito* tot:, jjr a«»T!
giren o place of Inmor upon the stage. ^
-There'* the train T
kiUed. and CnpAs tta train pulled slowly into tba
—........ ........... -manna which be bad corns to con
Q were
1 object upon whlA Andn w Jr^lns ,
j,,, rlgtTtful hfrttage was to he i statkm a cheer arose from tboae o»I they.:
tarlabed cousklcrablc pride. Al one j
anolbcr. Youib nnd vlgar. be be.,, setnbled on tbe ptotform-a cheer-that captured. But two
_
it
to
said,
boned
tbe
trsoioTt* *t a
and be bad ronstnHied
I doabted. then trehkrt. to inteasUy
[ Ik'ved. bad dethroned him from the
---- --------------------------------------------- XAinn.
'•rwi
P®*“
Tht
ocene
ofi
the
battle
and
ononou TtsorasfJx'B cow.
trum. liehliHl wlil. li his okl army miw- , iH'd'X
be l-.ad so long oc-upkd in U»e I trtien tta erowd beheld i
nerir
after^pfl
able
U
find
it.! qoeotlrti. Just tben BUI Ptonna of our i
This ve
. .
; hrart
jOne morning wtan I returned fr
Several
poittos bare rocMtly : company came sauntering along anrap- j
latTT fleott 1
; Pickrt
pickrt I saw tbe flag at half mart.
left
Denver
and
wlU
atUtogt
to
locate
;
tog
»
fiddle be bad picked up In a de-1
Vklfonu and worm eaten kn*i*sa. k rp,, jn MUIville. Harr?'
*ntaiy in roe air.
,
‘JUIIZT'”''
Harr was hardly
, ; Tbeu I knew lieorgis Tetn
i aerted cabto.
eXOBOXA TTfcTSW>i»; DAOOBTEB OT
toera hang, while about the roam wire •
^ boy. hxA be had antwetrd '. ‘^"way ft*r Hony towttr bP ertsA. j
twaaoPA
Idead.
you.
-------- --------------grrmaged aeroral flags, a few war pK- j up, .-oontry's call and bad beeu in that “Hooray /or tbe old flag! Bostoy for ,
-—
^
~ We buried tta little tWug bselde tbe
sw Woefca.
B "^Bh that eagle the -th lUinois to !, ^
twes aod such rellto at
ta had ; des}«*raie charge up the bill at Cl
««Ie gair
I flirt by tbs company and afterward by
grmi rtrr to mark tbs
•f^ BtUe beggar the regjroent. A negro mammy wa* t ^
brought with him from tbe fields of i*aucv. And todav b« was the hero of Yben a sturdy jnmng man. aritb a | Tbe eoor gets up at 7 o'ctock and j •*>
fmwrai.
ain't psreti ou the colora."
carnage. In this ball oa each Friday ! MiHvine. It aias of bitn ererv ouc
as brown as bis Up eoloml
coloml wii-1
wii-, breakfaatt no tea and toirt.
pressed Into tta servlee and given fall ; jpg oniered to move np toward Bkbworking two hi
homa be i
crenlng tbe litUrille Grand Army held aas talking: it was in his.baoor tbe ’ ftatn- appeared on tbe rear' platform of | ararking
w'ss tnond. tbe regiment passed the grave
ilie breeer.
breeer . »br
*b»* train. Hr
H<* wp*
wg* immediately
Immediately gatbet^
gatben I bonr la his park. In tbe
Mb regular meeting. In rellgious-Uke :
bad tarn thrown to the
msfOeil drum* and anna rsvmnfl.
I •* I . was not
cerUIn whether I 1
tin* was a <*) to
fidelity Andrew Jaoktaa perftauetl In ? in tbr bean of Andrew Jenkins
in a tangle of strong arms and de- Uk«s anotber walk and tbfio vrorks
.. -*a at Ibe season when tbe woods
it exeent for' '“g fashion. Bill fixing U for KM and i
., _______ _ ______
tout
the duties of oacb oBce of | feeling that be had been swrfd aside.
tbe * fruck. The soktlR- tn bine held oat hto < tbe time devoted to bto dtuasr. WKb
tbe |MMt. He Initiated Imaginary
Suddenly
Wo! ^ v:;
ridge:
btra. held memorial
A>r Imag- rtiriil >i>lce of the lire anti tbe d(loen*haw! to tbe soldier to browb. “God i hto wito and cbOdrea Ito asnally conil aerrices A»r
drew
jT-uklua
bless
you.
my
boyr
be
Mid
sW».r.
1
T«net
In
Flench
or
BogiMb
lo
prevent
j
btory deod and introdneed. x-oted ttpoc j rumtde of il
ibe drum.
t
Audi
tbelr bands were yet rlkiprtl. j tba atMofimMfi from' findsrstanillng* ^
Obd auMnirad ns adopted «o.h mo-; glanced up tbe rtrset. A
A proceaahm
proceskhm
Bercral yeor* later I. with others of
Ibe crowd came tbe cty
t ttons or roaohitlons as ihe-wetfure of _ was rotutog M^rd
tayn_______
him. It. _______
tbe nation or
tta pt>*i j posed of tta
dem^ He ptrpared
i
nw toaditig clttoena. tbe vlltage firemen. ,
j colonel,
fear--------------------------■Miriato to congrees andsbe
dSbe Slate
slate leg members of the elvlr organtootkMW and j mJfibt.v «bout
el. who. fearing
a mutiny,
took no • «tnrd*:
g addresses in Orbool chlldreti on tbelr way to tbe sta- i The youluiev man bhtobed. aud trm
il notice of the ftat. It wms pret- ' ____ ’
lo greet Harry Scott upon hi* or- ; 'be elder man's face Clritosilmv of-w ; ffiirtr iortcltht 1>Wfi|lMC, ^ri^
tybscriaD:tbetlttlemUesrhenwewm
oxxmoiA 1
riral. Tta Grand Army had been In *«ww pnaed forever. As townvranl .thartta fim wifitfir
to
: ordered to inaKh 4n-tta tnlddie of the ,
Daoglrt w rt tha
BafitowA
riled to lead tbe |roeeaai«k toil ta- i*»»e proeesaioa moved the retoctna. tbs ^
"*»“
**«• brtwtafi May
! night, bnt she and her mammy vrere
Volontcer Intaatrr‘ tbe young, marched side by ; IS and IS. ooya a Barton spoctol dtoi always I
dasbaggage-todeed.
Her bshr smO* wan mare batth
cherraos
while
the
serfroat
stepped
np
’
and between them walked i• llttto i potob to tbe Sew Tt * “*
than the mmmptr mt any
wagow was rsperirtly fitted «p for J
gvaeral ta the aney.
libee. during which Andrew JenkJiw. sluDk sway. So be.oiood very itfill by '«>''l. clasping a hand of each and Mali- |.«wl.a vgM
her accommodation. Often botore go- i
iM^e In bionth.
Inc Into a fight tbe oafin called tor ber. !
^ occuided■ it dilapidated itbe feu.>c and wfitrhcd tbe paiidf go jtng up lito tbelr face*.
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hla bouse on the Cum be uabaafTba laitaa aiapai an 4b«;4p porebasoC of Jag. D. Mcyaa. H« A
Iailso ptaateiiag aad Axiagup tbaboiM.
ip.* be ewclalaaud
L tm fpotod ««l aa prer *8^8% pad balDVw ttklagi^Wch aaakea tt a vary pluaaaat boaie.
>A.. LaBoatp witb .1 Mr. aad Mra. N. t Dagaa of Tear£rt25g. aa-^cb Mde
as Deaibora MU Cblcago.
aad btatac («rae Oiy wuw la towa Tbaradap abakit. They cw?tg<?^ MHctu tar
Mrs. LaBoatp aad fiamQp es-(1ar bbads with, old aclghbon aadiibose now!^ tbeTaiw
YOUNG MAN waatat an edtactor. Appaettoluarufor Mnalslag, U. P..lBal'rl«iaa.
,
j Thfy're,
They're, got
gU to make
maks It
PlptoAmUFtNurilBger. mapM-2t
Ltal as pou an
abort uAa to Jala bur hmdmad. who
A. E. BcbaaMer la pattlag a maflaa-j -B« mirh a Wgb
' win 4rlre as wUlfib-n£ ^nwlag' aMTbiir
baa locatad tterw.
w-nr. to
der hb reafduaoe aad eeawat walks
to [ *»*«» to ask of aa t
OartH MarrtU
wriL m Uahm atraat. ap ntatn.
] the street; also palatiag
ThlM WaM.
walnat tioua
Md X fHwrfMlj ncmmmtwi 8. t.TTi >wt vMk »M 27 black
bli
t Mlag aftur awfj doom.
majlO-tw*.
I potting it in fine shape.
OB kia tern aoBtlMaat of Caioa Oty
1m ts.MO eadi.
WANTAD rompetuat girt for guaernl, ,
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‘ IteMwdM b cHMd W «fc add «r
Joa Praati. vbo A aald to hara
bottsewoek la samll fnmUy. Mrs. | the coastna^ea ^ hurnd
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Gtaa Powan. til Wemagipa ntiaet. «Udrtct No. I. betweea fch sad jMi
Ohokad a bojr at Pfaahl^ brake tba
mar Mji *
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Mama, maeu tba iweeai bistanawml
ataaimt
of wlaMun ta
tba boat ladlanapoiia, marriggo at
Joe bas basa mads uaap. Aa aerogram
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Mrs. Hand Ba
kmtb. baring
A Oraad Haeaa voaAa wipu (o prorldod for the faturo oare. at tbs
eject a-boarder arbo snorec ao loadlp boms fa Chleago, of Wm. Boittb of
that the aad bar busband eanaot aleop. Wapas ootiDtp. a Jaefcsoa prisoa oocParbapK aha «lres bin to cat aaeh Viet, now a hslpless aad hopdsaa prlpthinps aa diaaaia ara asada of.
pie aa an rssaU of an eievalor aoddaat
OvlOK to a graai adtatloa bp tha In the prAoa. Oerr. Waw has eomW. C. T. U. aad tba number of pouaf motsd his sentence to expire at
tirla On tti<^ aireeta at Orand Rapid* at He was asatsaesd June 22. ItM. for
alKbt, a curfea law arlll ba Mtabllabad. 10 pears for burgiarp.
Tba ooaaotl baa iaatnictad Cltf AtA cortef . saved tbe life of Mitt
tomap Tappm to draw up an ordl* Bmma Keotlsr. who waa tred oa by
naaaa wblob wlU ba paaaad. The cor* unknown partlsa in Marlnstts. The
few will rlap at » o'clock, «ben all per- bullet peaslntad tbs dothlng, and the
aooa ander IC rou*t be. at home.
fkln. but tbe ated cornet otered no
Beoyiaa Milwaukaa la what It Is much rsdataace that the girl wi
famed for betaa. a cUp of bear, it i* serloualp Injured.
tba oaaic of a dlrorce cult. Benjamin
Among the successful candldatsa for
A. Btwaa, of fiaplnaw. Mlcb.. who baa Baoboior of Arts degree at the Smith
worked at Milwaukee at hU trade, oollege commenoemsnt June 19 is Miss
norad to Milwankee skortip after hit Martha EiUoU of Grand Rapids, the
wedding in 1895. and baa been wltbont only graduate from the Paalaaalar
a wife erer since. He told Judge Wib state. She ta one of the Ugh ranking
llama that hit wife Roaa waa a dear atndenu of the' grndnating cUm:
girl, but ibat; ahe would not come to
MllwaukaeAp Uw vtui blm. He bad
Tbe Lnadon dtp conndl does not altried for leu pears to persuade her
uNr p-iadow deanera to stand on
more to the city of beer, but she re- dow aUls that are more than six feet
fu*»-d. BciH»tedlp. he aald. ho
from tbe ground.
back to Saginaw to toll her that Mil­
waukee waa not aa bad as jwlnted, but
it waa oo use. He got tbe divorce-.
A bill has been Intitx^^ceO bp 8<b»aior Mint making It unlawf^ for'
siriana to wear whlakegi. m wai
trt>dutscd it the request af Henry C.
Ikiurdingo. a senate janitor, who
cUtnui that i>eards worn bp doctors
arit inrccted with mirmbea of every
dcsrHtrtiun.
" .
\Vb< iher Chatham is to pass through
the iMogressIvr evolutional stages of
the avi-ragc luralM'rIng town Is Juki
now ^-hiR B|dtat4Hl. cogitat«Ml and In
IMvk-4-4 of Itclng IlilgalPrt In the wake
of imiustrialifcm of the average lum­
bering town closely follows the ques­
tion of *'lHMoe or no booze,” and an cffore Is bfinr made to reverse the usual
program. Halm hardwood mill, which
is to locate at ('hatham. Is I'xiiccted to
be ready for Imslaom within three
nMioibs. and In the absence «»f water- Ooncludea the removal nnls of good
>Ianoa and orgaas at prices never be­
•d that a 8w»*d.-Finn saloon would be
tbs proper caper for auppIplUR the de fore mentloasd In this dtp. when qnalgetalpr fo drinking waUT. Booze liy Is caaaldered.
betng thus of primary aeceasity. the
querdioo Of Imtnedis.Hy starting sn * More than half of this Ane atock'of

Not Man
Mot^Dau
NEXT
MONUY NIGHT

torney W. 8. Mill was hrtmght from j • re sore of a number of other can
Marquette an tbe ^av3rwd^t legal *
ns srerp one la pleased with
exiKment of tbe booia elemeot. hut ’ proijositlon and prices. Ws wish these
th.. town
waa h<n»d^ly siUIt. j u.rgaln. to go to the dtp toUm as
the vote atanding 2 to 2. Thereupoa I
adrwtlnathe parliaBieatarp tadlcs of
i ““cn aa poamwe,.where tha aararunaSwedes' repreaeutauvs oa the town
^ »«'lng one of oar ItaAfag
board found exprsasion In the (orceful; makes wUl do the amat good. The axmotkm: “YentleaMa. I dank 1 more tensive alterationa of our new ntore
dU meeting ta nm
"
pracilcallp prohlblta ua from putting

I p-x—u»e
WlM,, tmn ihe pMt ho<i.«. talM to |
report cMmon of smaUpox to the board |
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-YOUR MONEY ISNO GOOD"
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pan am aoinafirftad wbb imdM.
^^pmmatmwMAgomwHI
Fmr Ma aai OaaMaaS CMp bp
THA HANNAH DRUG tTORI. *

•«' <»>“««>
«»»«• Oor mlrtor
>> pour gain. We are open srenaccommodate those who can
t come at any other time.

Remember Monday night b the last
night aa we moat gel out by Jnna J.
Drop in aad aae na.

KIMBAIL
MlticNini
aAan*r.Ma>

i
wwv zw uiTimaw sarwav .
■petuBt gW for gencrslihsa bM pNesd in mp hand foraoMpa*, |
Mrs. A. J. Wilhelm. 111 = ^1^ •» to bu paid oa or huan h*'
B. BMhth ntrauc
17-tf j
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OGea;
ItopHtaa

WANTMO-Gampacoat gui for general
baanewortc. nmaU family, good
wagaa. must bo good «x>ok. Addrosa
earn of Record. Mrs. Chat. Bomsdlm
®nyX9^X

SEWER m ^
Third Ward.

Notice to aU Peraoaa Intarwtai;
TOO NUMIROUA to menttoo. tbe
The special sxaonamwt tag roll lor
good polnta of a well dreeoed abac. the coeatruettoo of tatersl anwera |a
Bee Cunnlagbam at tha Uoa Berber dlaoict No. S. between Pth mid 19th
atreeu, beiwora lOtb aad ilth atreeta.
a^op. tor a nice -ahlne.^weaa 11th sad iMh aireeta. from
Wsdaworth atrwM *to Bohomls stroot,
hna bees ptac«>d in mp h
Hon. the anmr t
Map JlRt. 190&.
M. E. HsakHI. City Treasurer.
OMoe. room 202 State Bank butklltt
map I Jmo
r call St o«ce.
map 24-tf

FOR RENT.

PAVIN6 TAX

tax r
paring of Front
street from
line of Unloa
street to tbe esat line
Park atroot.
and Unkm street from
fN)R WWTP—Upper Ant inbrlek hoosa oMot 1 of block 6. In Hannah. Lap A
on Went Ninth atraet. O C-MaOMt.* Oo.’* Afth subdivialoo of Traverno
.210 State bank building.
npr 27-tf CUy. to tha north end of South Uolmi
street bridge, are now in mp hnndn
for the collection of the fourth aaaeaa*
ment. together with the aecnied Inters
eat on all unpaid Installmeota. Ua
earns to be paid before the Arat day «f
Jane. 1905.
M. E, Haskell. City Treasurer.
Offlee, room 202 Slate bank building.
FOR RENT—House. Inquire Dr.i
piap 1-1 mo
Gauntlet. Hamilton A Mllllken block. |

FOR SALE

WlLUAM QILLETTB
An Shartadc Mofamna. tba Ofaat

A grcAt New Yoric Dally
paid a fabulous sum to
publish these stories and
it is conceded to be the
Climax of Twentieth Cen*
tury Fiction.

SvbscrQ)c Now
Do Hot mm the
:SHERLOaC HOLMES EXAMINES THE GLASSES.

May 27-L
-If
--------------1 BIGGEST AND BEST line of blFOR BALE—atore milldlng. stock and , cyclea-Rambler. Monarch. RaeyeK
Axturea. Will sell all
“7
! Columbia Price* right. Julius Campor will rent building. Apply at
{ bell. 417 Unlmr street.
map 5-laao
Cbaa. Raacntbal. Traverse Citp, Mich.
may 27-tf. j BIGGEST AND BEST IP* of M-

r. . 1. .w e
i
daj' the G. R. A I.
EutT^thSl. •r.ke^jrproMr.y;,^„
~"• ®-*TMtlr nMliir«l nte. tu ,11 potou
may 27-€t |, zrithin
150 iJulies. Dates of sale Map
—CItz. (588.
-----------FOR SALE-New milch Jersep cow, j ^
also good driving horse Inquire of j

3laC

Choice cut flowers for ctm.

CONSISTING OF

a

FOR SALE. WAOON8-I have
^
second-hand lumber wagima.
^
^
Jollu. Camplumber wagon for one borne, throe
cheap buggies and a pair of cheap REDrCE» HATF^ FOR DECORA.
map 25-tf
y,^ o
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HOUSE FOR RENT-inquiro 119 i mtocemeot sod Docoratiofi Div

Thirteen Great Detective Stories
AS FOLLOWS

1. The Adventure of the Empty House
2.
“
. the Norwood Builder
3.
the Dancing Men
4.
the Solitary Cyclist
5.
the Priory School
6.
Black Peter
7.
Chsu'les Augustus Milverton
8.
the Six Napoleons
9.
The Three Students
10.
the Golden Pince Nez
V <« ..V :
11.
the Missing Three Quarter
12.
the Abbey Grange
13.
the Second Stain

FIRST INSTALtMENT TO BEGIN
V i.:

ME 3rt

_Ean;^em street.______ m^f'^J
City FlOfll CO..
FOR RENT OR SALE^eal aBarkot|«.|.
on corner Front and Dlvtelon atreeu. |
SOBlB 110100.
May 28tf
Thoa. Gunion, G30 Fifth street. CHlRheumatism, gout, backaebe. add
xena phone 11C.
may 224f
results of kidney trouble.
FOR SALE—Fine residence property. Holltaier's Roekp Mountain Tea goes
10-room honse and barn. 100 ft. lot j direcilp to
____________
____________
Ue seat of__
the
disease and
house bas dtp water, baU room and | cure* when all else falls.' 3S centa
furnace, ^qulre of F. Thurtell over Johnson Drug Co.
First National bank. Telephone 28. j
may 234f
“---------------FOR SALE-Fumlturc al a bargain |
‘T. M. HUELLAAKTEL
this week. 210 West Eighth street. |K£AL ESTATE AVD
:________________ m^yZZtt |
f4SoG«ry
EastPmatSttwsC.
FOR SALE OR RENT—Partlp fur-j
, ntahed aeven-rooffl summer cottage.
at Old Mission Beach resort. In
W. D. MIOMOL.MA
quiro H. K. Brinkman. Old Mission.
may 12-1 mo* |
FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE—Two'
store buildings in Central iJike.
Cltixcna phone 262.
map 8-cf

FOR BALE-Blght oeoemro lota on
Wnst 14th street adjoining Nortbara
Michigan asylum property, aaitabta
for raaidence purpoaea or gardening.
Fine noil and well located. Bach lot
equal to 10 rommoa bundlag lota.
Prices aad terms rnaaoaablc. Apply
to Qoo. W. RaE.
20742

Tncker of Violin
SMrtli Si4e SGocStOTB-

329 SOVn

(WM 8T8EET

are now taking orders
for the celebrated

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XErSTONE BRICK
y-iSr

FARM FOR
an tba
Oomtoa farm. Win uka boima aad
lotupnpmant laquira B. J. Mor
gna.
«44l4f
ICE-Jolm Hdpktns wm terra 1M
as in tba past in tba
EAST PART OF TOWN,
Oari ttp bp both pboaaa No', tl.
Orders will be promptly aUendad to.
JOHN HOPDNt.
npr 2Almo

MISCELLANEOUS
OaatoiL

_

TrotumrCity
KEYslo^^WlCH. ^ 3

$ntnmis 9ft
MMl0Ctte«mr

For UqMBOM* Yot Wo Give You o 50c* Bottle Ff

THU U THE SEASON for nMfCi^
tor* «sA sw4m Soml <M thm oC
JUt C—pl»H. ill HOos.
MV Mao

A:tijsssix%ars&

GOING FT
O? Stop at Ou^
km. TharwMatofhatsmMars
matoe Broa.' State atioat Ilvury ham
a; and Uguoaous me aaenBr. HOnr H. Eiwi. of Cte First
-4a daadly to eugetal.
add sfo your halt AH ktate. fmeh.
HoUbHiI dmnE t€ EvBkaoo. to wSibtSeft _
italtss tS« pnpoottka or Fiwls*
thm Baa tha great value of XiqnofcoaUuOT U tho fcowaat of tfc*
a iSfoTfo bmcl It to the only way known to kfU
and others. We eurad an furan to tbe body wltbout kOltog the
oovcSoraS about to bo oroeiod toy Jil«
Addieeuril «a tbe guaused side, a
. IB Siaaaaaa sriU It-tbon- rlieess. tea Any drag tbdi kilto genae
aoc. BotO* Ttm».
Sodiir. H* om It vao to
peetage sUnp. says tbe Dundee Adr the moat dlteealt caaea ob- to a poteoB. aad It cannot be token toTcrtlaer. bas been delivcced at Fife,
loo^ipao^oMi^."
. Wa psouai that la s» tocMUy. Medietee 1s nlmoet helpless tt yon aaed ligueuana. and bi
Mver
trtod
It
pleuae
send
ns
tbto
to
any
gem
dtoenee.
It
to
this
fact
SeatlaBd.
as a latter.
At ttoo rooott oMottoff of
wfll then bmU yon aa oc>
mi-». We wni
that gIvuB Lfouaooae its wnto to boMb osA flomb lo m. Uami» ___
M a focal draggtot for a USh
OMOO sbo ottMiod m « maabor of
bottfo. and we will pay tbe drugooredves tor It This Is our free
teem cblofo irbo bsoe boM eooMod TUB srfU nae ft ahrayn. as we do. and dollars to supply the Srst bottle tree to
to Bbow
, made to eonrlnee
a mrliUoiiay. taotodtac Wbia Ara aa atflfoas of gfban 4a You wU ms each atok «M wa learned ot
IS la. mi wbat 'E
sod Brood, froa tbo Crow rooerrslloti
caa da la Justice to youraMf. pfoaie.
CMS
dim
accept It today, to
Tbo Mparod iB fjpU OBiforiD.
gw dtocnsca.
BooTor. WUM flowe. of Caa
do lor these liquosoae costs Me. and «L
bridge UaM^ alll bo *t yoa» oM to- ■111* faMid* OmWM.
itore overcoaie
Boeh resalts ere indleVT OUT THIS COUPON
UnaaoM to Mi «a4a by eeapoM4day. ■« t* **»•
^
m ibe Uahad States aod for aorc Ibaa igdrngs. nor U there aieobol la It
ulrttMS are darivad solely from gas
a half eaaory bo bas laborod la BoajuvMy eaysM M»-by a fpoeeas r»- when the germs whiefc
«oo am WM taatrvaoatai in ootablim OTlflag Imfina appantne sad 14 mu daetroyed. the dtoeaeu mm
IlydlSMMls...........................................
lag fooT ladoontlal Baptist parlsbos. days'tins. This proeeaa baa. for mors aMfoeevur. That to toevltahla.
I » yuatSL baan tba eoaatant anhMia Alien BooBoroh Is atadylag
..
of
eetoatlie
gM
ebaifocal
reaaareb.
Sgaalab tar aadelpatloa of ber
Tbasuadlt to a tlgald that does what
ylslt to tbo PblUpplaos. Every day for .lygiD doaa.^lt is a aarva food sad
about tbroe SMalbs sbe base dcretod blood tood-rihe aoft kalpriil thing to
world to you. Its etseu art exaa boar or ao to tbls work and bas the
Biiarwwae. uftoBstog. perttyinM. TK
hllaraltag.
tod— Wliwatolsly.
proso^Ho be aa apt popll. Ha la*
ganafeido ao certafa that wo
artry botUe a» oSor of
•tmeW aiMbs tbo SpanishJaagaage
m tbai U caaas ta 1^ kaowD to the FlUi
Tkd^^ of Spain bas laberited bU
From half pint to any nunAfter 24 years, a fiOcent pfoce sei
latbsr'B >f«aarkably sure eye and
a Burdeu-Coutu of England, MUsissippUn for naktog «« have
! adrift by Edward Gleason, superin­
her of gallons. Cream
steady hand and be Is nirendy one of who at the age of C7 married WtlUam faith in myseJf.“
tendent of the University club of New
tbe beet shots In bis kingdom. Alfon­ Asbmeed Bartlett thirty years her
that will whip.
York cHy. has been returned to him
so Xin Is rich to great sporting es­ Junior, lately celebrated her ninetytates and bo onbvs nothing better first birthday. Sbe Is still quite strong During tbe yetr 1004 tbe numl*er of and is his mascot In ISM. Just before
be
put
it
In
circUUtlon,
Glearon
ibna entertaining a party bis friends physically and her menial powers ap­
in those of bis eoontry pslaeos which pear to be as active aae ever. The
Telephone. CiU. 665
• are wttbln easy reach of Madrid.
baroness still dlreeU the affairs pf rtWlster
_________
of_________
AOllUM.«"■«
» Not one of these
•"
Itoymi*
Tho daalb of Albion W. Toorgee. her Urge eaute as capably as she did vesaris carried tbe American flag, al-1 carried It ever since,
. ___________ ___
Info dOMoI at Bordeaux, does not find half a century ago aad It Is rumored theugb tbe freight and psasenger traf- |
Uncio Bam unprepared to nil the ra- that she even contemplates a trip to fir between Genoa and the I'nlted i
SBitea
to
ronaklerabfo.
|
TRY
A
RCCC
RO
WANT
Aa
Maey tbareby oecaskmed. Ptourteon tho United SUtes.
apaelSc anSicktloas for hit piece have Clarence D. VanDuser of Nevada
boonflfodby aspirants for consular will have tbe distinction of being the
bowm who bad learned of his Illness only democmtle eongreseman In the
and aome of them present strong
next bouse hailing from west of the
ttanonlnls. It U believed ^hst some- MtsBonri river, leaving out Texas. Mr.
' UHOVED TO OmCES
ooo already la the service will U- pro- VanDuser says be expecu to work
moted to this place.
dbdcco
overtime next year fooklng after the
Umker Sampson, whose name U In- Interests of his large eonstltocney.
aopnimhly connected with the Rowfant as the area be must reprasmt extends
Ubrary. now nwelUng some rich
from the MUiouri and Mlsslppl rivers
- UMfoP on the shelves of n New York on tho oast of the Behring sea on the
book house’, once complained to Bed­ north and tbo Bugaboo river la the
Before yon buy your
ford, the famous tio^blnder, that
Philippines on the west.
, «f bis rocenUg bound trmmttres “cock
During a recent Journey to Waahlnr
lhd,“
M to say opened of Its
»D Repreeentatlve 'Tim” SuUlvan of
• aoooi4. Bedford, scrutlijltlng nrst the New York desired tbe dusky attendant
lOK AND WOOD.
book and then the owner, said, with
the bullet ear to fetch him
hen you want Ice or Wood
dou't listen to a smooth
VN (
Whi
great saacrlty: * You ve been
soft-boiled eggs. When they were
he wants your dollar today iand will be in i
tnlk(
brougtal the New York man at once
to make you
n
»wn tomorrow. I do not need
other tow
ntaUve from perceived that the eggs were very
Champ Clark.
It will pay you to call and exam­
know that I
vice; you
.
promises
Diacw as to givinj; (food R'n*i
Mlaoonri. dearly fores a good story at much underdone. “What Ume are we
ine our slock and get our prices.
lo years_and expect to
vhave done so during the past li
the expanse of th« >toic of Arknnsas. making on this trainr* asked the at­
We
have nails, valley tin, build­
till 'Jie end of time. CitIzSES* FhSBt JU
“One dny,“ enid Mr. CUrk. “ns a train tendant “About fifty miles an hour,
ing paper, locks, knobs, hinges,
from the enst pulled up st the dinky sir.” was the reply. “Tbcn." quIoUy
JAM KID O. KIOP»ICINK
etc., in fact everything you
UtUe station of n most depressing observed Sullivan. “If you will bolt
town Hi the feverMd-ngue district of these eggs another mile they'll be all 1
need to complete the house at
Arkansas, n pnieenger. thrusting bis right.''
prices that will surprise you.
bend out of n car wlndot|. demanded In When Sir Hiram Maxim, the famous
We make a specialty of this dchitler tones of a dejected looking cltl- Inventor, first left school he was cmpartmeni and our j*ear« of ex­
sen who was leaning against the su- ptoyed ns a carriage painter, and his
perience In builders’ hardware
tfon door: Tell me, what do you call ability with the brush was plalaly
this drlod-up, dreary. Godforsaken shown by an Incident which occurred
enables us to give you the roost
plsc»r Tbafs near enough, stranger, one afternoon. A man called to see
value for the least money. Come
awing-------------------------------------------repiled the native In a melancholy him employer while the Utter was out.
in and let us figure with you.
pleased to have you obU at our store, 125 Casa street, and ex­
voice, 'let It go at that.'
amine
these
goo^.
H
efs
e
Issk
I
e
ths
wirndow.
Ptofaaaor Eugene W. Hllgard of the tha visit “I forgot tb ask hU name. .
Use Sherwin k WOUiins
d^bartoMit of agriculture of tbe UnP the boy said, “and ao 1 drew that."|
Pilnt
EPARATIMG
GASOLINE
HORnI—ComplEtE with
eerslty of California has been granted pointing to a aketch on a board. So i
FUNNELS
tubs End EOTEsns
SOLARINE
POLISH
leave of abaeoce for nest year
lifelike was tbe hasty sketch which
LAUNCH
HORNS
to Tf yean of age and has held his Maxim had done that his employer at
JACKS
STEEL OIIL CANS—Cop SI^eVt'oWIck.nc
ebntr la California for tblrly-ooe years once recognised bU visitor.
par plated
Count Voo Eulenberg. marshal of the
SPARK COILS
A OonnecUcut man of an Uventlve
!♦« Front Street
SPARKING PLUGS
Itepuriai Oenaan oonrt. enjoys tbo dls- torn once sought an Interview with
oil's Y^mCES
BATTERIE8-of all klnc
tlnetloa of having had more orders and Mr. Root whUc the Utter was a«reAUTOMOBILE WIRE'
AL*^ANY
g
I
a
R
crease
and decorations conferred on him than ury of war, for the purpose of explain­
CRESOLVEr*^
ENT
MON^^RAM
MACHINE
SWITCHES
any otbur asaa In the world. Tbe ing the merits of an explosive of hU
MAKE A BI^EAK DEVICES
grand croes of tbe Bulgarian Order of invention. The man claimed to have j
mon'^^ram cylinder
Ifarit. which has Just be«i bestowed Ihe most powerful expfosive the world
ETC., ETC.
POCKET
FLASH
LIGHTS
CbnetCtoaafoc a^FsatWB«e
upOB him by Prince Ferdinand, brings haA ever seen. '*11 would destroy an |
The Prices are Reasonable
The Goods are Right
his collection up to seveniv-llve.
army aaglnst which it was dlrected.“!
MaUhew 1. AUen of Outbrlc. C
of
fog
or
for
away to be amdo into ruga, tot me
A
Launch
Horn
is
a
petty
fine
thing
in
declared the Yaakee. “Now. I propos.
toowyoasaaptoe .
.
tor of tbe Qathered Sheaves, a Hi
night nmuing. Thixik it over.
a balloou twer any army at-,
home reUglbus Journal, hat received tacking up
S. B. CBAPm. Pisfrteter
us. setting a fuse connected
check for fl.000 from Mrs. Carrie Na- with n quantity of thU exptaalve. and
tloa. thetosloon sumsber. to be nsed
Dealer in Automobiles. Launch, and Gasoline
purchaalag a^ew printing plant and so'timing It that the exploaloa would
at the preeUe moment that the j
Engine Supplies
for cstabllsblng a new temperance re­ occur
floated directly over the army
ItSCattSt GldBtu*PLMsMSEr48 nmTerw:Ckt7
ligions paper for use in tbe prohibition balfooo
of the enemy." 'That's all very well.'
cam^ign recently Uunebed.
AGtllT.^sr the SNALIXT Mariae Gas tm0m aad
observed Mr. Root, “but suppose that
OlDSNOilLE
a current of nlr should unexpectedly |
carry your expfoatre balfooo over our
nrmy-what thenr “My friend." calm­
ly repUed the Inventor, lihiiresalvcly
tapplag the ae^rreUry «i the arm. Tn ‘
BUILDS that case onr army would hare to gel
up and run."
y,-.
Ml
SeerHary Taft has always been an
US
eathoBlastic admirer of the late Jus- {
tioe Laamr of MUslMippL Mr. lEft
asslatant atlorner general when
Jiistleu Lamar was on tha United
SUtes supreme bewdi. The flrsi'Ume
the Mg Ohio maaaiipeared before that
BFd OMBMJLBMO
august tribunal he stumbled through a
' Pure Ice is In demand the
uaan duty Just before the Jodgea were
whole year 'round—-more in
^oUl to retire. He was much amhursummer than In winter, to be
rmssad and feU that he had not ap­
sure—but still always In de­
peared at all to advantage. Asdie was
mand. for prusenrlng meate,
about to huny away Joatfoe lamnt
tnllk. tnrit, vecetahfos. etc.; for
threw an arm over Iris
use
in tbe aidi room: for coolsboolder and said In kindly touM:
lag bererages: for making ice
“It's nU right, my boy. Ooat yowbe
cream, ate. When you are plaoafraid of those oM fttfowa oa ths
IMMWvtWrVM
iag orders for lee. don't forguc
bmmh. TEfor ««it Mta you. Bren If
that our foe to good, and to weU
they waatod to their tauth are too old
ksowa for Its high quality.
aad worm to do mack damage. V you
but knew it. yours are twice as Mmrp.'
Tha aeorutory la telling of Urie todTRUSTEES
* Saw ah swrawlte by dafonaa Drui daat anyn: Ttam that day to thhi l
hsvu BUTur oeaeud to thaak the lovmue

•

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sits'

tLECTRICITY
FOR
POWER

ML a I. CHASE remarud tram M
an FfBhHm Heck, te dtr Mi dD
sow State Bank baDfl^
L S. MAWrtW Phyrtelaa sad wm
gaoa. Oteea a« Mast Fcuat utrasL

lib matter WHAT rowm
__
yosNe be« nai
eventually • m . ,

elecMty.not oa^
aoauo reaaona,bnt sor reasons
ol vtility aad geasnl adapta­
bility.

HRte S. L. SONNER'S hair drstoteS
over Oty temk Btaaa

SUREST
CLEANEST
CHEAPEST•
BEST
Let Dt vitalUe an idea
for you.

Boaidman RiTcr
Hcctric Usht
& Power Co.

MEAL ESTATE AND LOANS-Otaad
Tiavtoua Land aad Ifaa Oo. f

23&r5a£-^'~‘*

ML T. A WILHELM, Daattol OMy
OR. F. MOLDSWOmi Sgaelal m
'
Mt
M. I. n MINO*-0*ot m AM

V«| Are Set FeeDei Well,

PURE CREAM

SSJZTJ&iSBS___
_
IhiMi OMtty, linr u< Utm

OSS. W. E. A W. S. BBOOM Theaee
Oflea. Cite, 107; Bell. BABaMAM
W. B, no Waahlaitoa gtaait. OM
Phoae HI. Ban Bfl. BeellMMM. W
sThb W. Taath; Ota. pheaa Vk
on. A H. HOLUDAY, Oraduato TO
tuato Dalvunlty. Odtea to Muaaoa
bldg. Thtaphoaaa. oteea IBt: laM

A W. Wiedoeft

On. taws 4 heiMliiN

DENTISTS

ovu jomsas

.

Real Estate.

BUHDERV
HARDWARE

TO AUTOMOBILE ANB LAUNCH OWNERS

FRANK TRDDE

ipLtr'-

ASTHUS HOLUDAY-

GIVE

VIK, VIGOR & VITALITY
Try a *>111 to-nl«ht.»*
yte flato by sU DnagUm
lO Cant and SS Ownt Baxaa
ACCEPT NO WlttnTUTEl

IVI.

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.

sir

4SPCI32
In Rear Of New Postoffice

Must be SMd by June 1

WeWastlfolloagr

Give US Your Bid Offer

B. Morgan, P, Kysclka-

e. 9. tayur'k 1».

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HEBVEY H. ANDESSON-^ttornay
aad counsalor. Wllhdim bloek. Traw
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