The Evening Record, July 24, 1903

The Evening Record, July 24, 1903

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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)

1903-07-24

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jlHAVERSE CITY. MICH.. FRIDAY. JULY 24. 1903u

HONOR TO
THE POPE
ITAUAN COURT WILL ATTEND
UNO SERVICE

MPAMUmAVraEWS
Mtor Morigrity Wortiod Hard for
Him. Bat Could Not Win Ovor tho
Entire ParBon Board.

July
Henator Mlchaol Mortartty
Iron c<iUOty baa beafo here undeav.
aiyure a parole for KraBk
a
II waa
uodoratood
tb
(b.veriior itilaa would nut Uaue a |
writ bout the
mendatton nf tjae

STARTED
THE FIRES

City Book Store

BOILER PLAty^ OF STARCH FAC­
TORY IN GOOD CONDITIOI

yaara. Her blnbday
last February
Bhe leaves three children. Mrs Al
vlra Uillman <»f
IVtuskey.
Mrs. H
Crain of this city, and Ivaac Chapmalj
of Plane. Ueiixk* CMiunly
away ^ike4.ne goln
NEW
SIDETRACK
JO
CONNECT
BEING CONSIDERED BY THE CAR
(bat her peace w
NEW STRUCTURES
Heavenly Father
DINALS TODAY
There will be a short service
residence and then the remali
Expected to Start Making Cern SUrch ba taken to the Hn-en Hrier school
. Cardinal Oragiia. Acting Ra^. Crahouse, w est of Cedar Hun Sal unlay
Soon
After
August
Firwt^Equ
atad Cammanl by Going Riding In
Mrs^Helmer ha* made her home
ment Will Be CompleU.by
Rama. Cantrary to All Pra.
with her daughter. Mrs. B. Crain, tor
That Time.
last five years. She had resided
-Ntw Vork. Julf J« —On the mock
In the Hrand Tn
raserse
region
Kchange liMlay aUicka continued on
years
The Urea In the remodeled
U
Id
engine
plant
of
the
Mlcblgan
July 2t—foday
4
Vary Pleasant Eacuraion.
1. the I _
cem in Wall Htarcb t'>u wrere atarted tbit momlag.
than yt'aiitrday
1. failed
W. I* H we A Co. -an Tbe plant waa f..und to bo In flretThe cniwd that tis»k advantage of
ad>i
grtiauir croad locdi
Uic»k ad>aiitade
brokerage Arm.
le excursion lo How era HarlMU last
data conditbin
A much larger new
am a laki i«M«k
at
tti«<
bol>
enlug was not a large «»ne. but the
amokeatack baa Ihm-u erected and the
Thr Italian court will lomor
arc the
engine riMim baa undergone extenulve trip was Ihoroughly enjoyed by those
who did g.i
The wiuvh.ms<‘ on the
shoes shown this season,
n. Kvct)'
liy
aiicfollDK a »iH»ctal
vers HarUir d«M*k lias l»eeii newly
the nonb. of
liull.ling
,lr«^ lu till* n.orch of Ht
new feature is here, w tff
red wtitk hardwtssl and the tliMir
tbe factory baa Iie4*ii prarilea,lly <xmi
Madarlo IVrux
art
go comfortabh.
Require
>
cleared
and
Hie
exeur*ioni*ti»
enrk la coll
pleled. ao far aa tbe brick
A Hume couiiueui baa b«i«*n rauMMl by
joy»4a waii/.es and two^(eps to iinuic
no brcakViij; in —easy as an oUi
aldeirack
cemed.
and
wheii
the
new
till' fai t ibai ranlliial (Jrt-glla y.-«lcr
shoe the first* vUy.
la Snlabed. tbe entire plant will be furnished by the Traverse City liand.
day wtml dnvliia lu Kuiuv
Aa be U
music iuriilshv*4l b> the baud was
ready* fur op<*ratlon
It la eKiH*ci.*d
aiiiiid
tbu 111 a aeuM^ tli'llfa tb«
hue. and was 4IiJo>,mI to many
that tbe lActory will U* atarted aik.n
admin**tba
CASE OF
NON URiON
GOVERN
went to the diH-k. i.ut did nut go
after tbe Brat of the luoiub. ihough
U-«I
MENT BOOK BINDER
Hupeiintendent Bbomaker tblnka it
loll,
bi'lil thla fuoruliig
may be a Itltle Uler
He and Beofeaugurate ibe conclave July
lary Prochatka dealre lo have every
l^laiia for the I
Will Ba Mad# Prweadant in All Oagdrt thing In Brat-claaa oondiUun befoRe
A Youthful Florist.
but BO dMUIOll
,„,nU_^,l„dt,tad by Pratidant
dlnaU received
. .llle
i‘oluli ratholu- I uultlee of Moacxiw.
(4 F^S^imUtS.OO)
Mrs.
aiatlBK that
oibnr than an lUI
ctiriier. of
Cnlon
and yNuirUHinh
Ian iM rlMuic 1 lor |io|
|iom* there would be
r Wlr.
ta* Cvm>U4 IUoo
sin*eis. brings u* the H«*e%ird
a dlaafft'ctloi I of tbe |>olUb I'acbolUw
Price la 20 Cents Higher Than When
> cliistec 4>f beaulitiii nasiiiriiiiui;
Waablngioii. July 24.
Koui.
July
It
waa lu^lg
which be rais
Bitgnuneit
City Purchased Its Year’s Supply
Miller, wlutae relnalaieli
mail)
tnifiidiNl
ibai
tbu
oi>
tiing office ba«
of 5.000 Barrels.
portuiilty ul iiubllcly
to view
lb»Is spring* Jamb- ha> taken fine cate
ctloii iMlween the gov erument and
reuialriN abould ekieiid IbroiiKli tlirei
hts garden aiol Ho* umHis an* g
e IkMik llln.|.*ra'
day a but laat iilabi It waa •bn'lded lo
Tb. n: haa Imhi a..im* 1
aU.ui lb.- living to biiu and to bn fib-iidr..
rloae it today, tiialead of toiilgbt. ow
by which
lug to diHouipoallbili aetliiiK In. TbU
111.- city, early In ibe year purcbaae«l
TRY A'RECORD WANT AD
• lo K-ale
. vere btuii In.ui
r.iua. bate.la of Newaygo
nale 111 Ilia |Mia
n uniII
wbUli no einl
'llOW«‘\il'l
IHM
the Hunnab A l-ay MenantlU* K\
vie coiiiiulaat.
le.1 inoild <4.1
ke»*|» I be liod)
IL* 2u j.er luirrel delivered on tbe i
barg.a l.relell
The will ol lb.
111.* dead la.le- waa ojn-lied
In* union
Uiei Ullg of I be coligrega
aaved
The Miller raae In Itaelf
diiiala
It roiialaia ot
at. Kiriani mtul iiiJi differini
pagea. In
band writing iof l*oiM- U o
XIII . and
w%ea all^lbe^ proi
WVar W/ hai Hook like sin;
llie
l.iibiu- Iirlnier
11
dla4harg04l
[ Some fit wlU bat don't war;
ebun b -To each
\ Some look pretty, but pinch;
) be leaiea a prea
Some
dre stiff, and sUy so;
dll tbe varUble ub
the oiMii market
j«a-la ill bla
eiii. Hun liar preh ,
; I Some Are edsy, but spread dll
Tb.* KetkJid has Inquired Into the
lent grounda
hla iihyaldaoa from the piiblK a.Tvlcmatter: and It ap|M•ar^ that the city
Tbe I0I4I of whbb
Tbe MIII.T <aae will
accepuul In has aaviHl jus
urati 111
ONE GOOD TOWT don't
H-e*leUl
In date, and has
Tbe {.rev ailing liupreaalon of tboae
led Ibe City 1
urka -the gov
mdke a ^hoe a good shoe.
Wb.i l.iday
luiaaiHl liefon- tbe Iron
later,
no longer refute to em
galea of tbe < bapel of tbe aacranieiit
igu.*. seci
alia*, they do not preaeut
i*
MLOFTHEMho-kHr^cr
to view the remalna
ral
man
union carda Willi ibeir
application^
lined with a eeriain
I do. ,nd you are sure to find
and they will tioi be dU Haiiiiali A Ijiv Mercantile t'o.. state.l
The bod) wka tilted
rMd*ii‘Tl .) l.iae Ibeir m.*mb.Tahlp 14. Hu* ll<H*4»rd that Ihe price «f Hie
» <Aem in those fjunous
Im*»i brand* «>f c. tnent had gon.* up
twice Sind* the contract was
made
with the city
Tbe option tui the <ir
lying
govern .|.*r eaptred Wednesday of ih^ week
every lamk blmler
rolM*a
irinitiig office and the tuemiH-rV In which I lie option was secured Mon IU»eo|ene.lat21:i Kas4 Kt.ml .St.,
typical Id (
association
allied Iinloiia will qull work II day. while the cement
and solicit a share ol vour ]vattonagc
was in progress
Tbe clly was let In
Mllle‘J U peruilited lo reaume work
cr you will find a lull line ol
on the ground ItiK.r and closetl ih.
wlabial It bad an opportunity of a<aTC.S.
CHKMUWIS.
KTC.
vtinlraci just before the expiration of
lux Hi 1‘eierw .During Itie dag itian)
the option,
lu l.-ss ihan twi. weeks Kvcr> person know^s that ilrugs dctciwho paaaed It, aloppinl iM-fure I be ca
the price had gt»ne up IP ceui» on the
iate with a^c.
tallaiiue lo aay a burrie.l prayer Hun
barret, and a inonth
later
another
\ We Jiff sole Agents
dreda of-women and ewii aomn of the Local FIrw Department OeU Out to jump of lu c.*nts waa mad.*, so that
Blaie in Quick Time. Come
lai rled « hlldien In ib. tr anna
the city has saved |l im*«. by taking
It leal facto
the Call Day or Night.
advantage of the
2«* price.
tin the same basis as the former
Italian
aoldlera. win
dint ran. w u* made.
Mr.
MonUigue
i iiialned iliere .ibrougboul tbe day to
siat. d that Ihe cement could not now We also carr> a complete line of
e engine bouae I Ida luoi
^.rea.Tve order
Their prt^aeiicc 1
» wen* out In very rapbl time, go b<* sold for less than |2 40 per liarrel Dniggirts Sundries. Stationer)*, To­
ThB Sollora of Roliablo Shoes
In oueb a capaciiy. unprecedented In alwaya
He stated that there has been a drop
The team on
bacco and ('igars. : : < ; : : : ;
the blaiory 4.f modern Italy. U Iwpo'r
in
the
prid'
of
S4.me
cheap
and
exiK‘rl
ao anxloua that ti
SKWHTAKH
\
2».* FRONT M KKKT
taut and la an Indication of belter r»»
mental brands of cement, but there
nge l.eIore the
lalioua luiweeu the go\.*nimeut am:
has lN*eu no dntp In the price of the
VOTRS FOR TR.M»F.
the Vatican, aa It waa by the roiia.mt
heller brands, and no InUmatton that
There will Ih* a dance at Foresters
If mil by the dealre. of tbe vatlCAp au geti> out wiiul.l lie HurprUIng lo one there will be any
If there Is. howhall
Saturday
night.
July 2.*.. and
1 born lea
whii 'dld not know what time Is made ever, the clly has a contract that will
Tuesday night. July 2K
Hcliu* A iHa
Anoiber feature which la canalng
p..opi,- would ibink If the wagoub give them tbe benefit of any (all in
monds orchestra
li*3l-€i
coutnielil along tb.- aame llnea la hie
out of the barn In half
fact that rardinal Ore^iUa. In recoh
ilH* alarm was turnud lu they
Ing a group of ib.- ct^ a fathera of would IM- going aom.‘. even In the
RECORD WANT AD
K.iiue. who reprenebl the clerical
Hut ibU would bn a small iiace
|.art>. cbarge.1 tbetu lo thapk
ured With Ibe actual time made
Ibeir liberal eolleaguea for the (
Fred F. Akcrw Haa Bought C.gar and
When the firemen are all in bed
leatailona ..I aympatby which
they a^bap, aiiil have l.i g.*t up. dress, get
Conftclioniry Stort of Georgo
ale.wed during the lllueaa of the inipe
twb stair*, gel bitebdi and out. it
McLsMan.
take* tli. m Itnie more than a quarter
of a mtuuie
This was demnosiraled
^'n*tl F. Akers ha* bought Ihe c
r.*celitly when Chief Keunle, without
Id
conft*«*ik»uexy
stand of «et»rgo
letting any of the firemen know of hts
Raport That Princa Ferdinaind of Sul
ibms. sprung tbe alarm In the McU*llan t*omer of Park and l*'n»ni
Mr Aker has U-en
middle of ihe night
The rigs were strtHis
garia Had Quit Hta Throne 4a Domploy of Mr Mel^llan f..r about
out of the tiarn in Hi stH>onds
fu a r*H ent run made lu the daynime
rig» were oui tn just sU seconds,
led by a stop watch, from the time
igars. lulutct-os fruits , Ice cream
> alarm was pulled
lu a recent ea
large am.
aiauideure aaya It baa aulborlly
dtlon the team* got out, a run of sodas, and will make
s own eandit*s
deu) tbe reiMirt Dial 1‘rince Fenlluand
,H* bliikv- and a hall
e deal wss made on the Kith ol
tia* abdicate.! tbe Uulgariam tbrooe two cyiipling*-were ma.Ie
noKRle.
month but
were not
:and ft»Ml to aa»e lil
put ..a. and b.
Mr. Me
ening
mIlUan plot
The
f..n*e lu iSS se
Lit led
. grave at '
gone to vuit Ilia fa
rf Rennie, a*
of ijooil clothes, look around. \Vc appretrf the force.

fLAMS POI THI

lUlIAL

SEVENTH TEAR—1«8

AGIO PlONEEl GONE

Piece for
imm K . Che
Souecnire^^

iUILDlNGS NEARLY READY

» * GfyBddkSfm

FAILUttSlN WAU STatET

•T-storfiy:;:.

Oxfords

HE WEATHER

BATH SUITS 5S“o*s
STRAW HATS SS SO

HILLER WILL
RESUME WORK

QuttmQmsmfOMhrd^i

$2.50

lElMDA & CO.

CEHEWT IS STILL W

if.r

.......Tnu'.;

TheRaal Raiiabia CiothH^

Why Roast Yourself
ivvci w vKxl lircs>
Why not have one ol out Krtthtest EB4 BCBl
Blue Hame Wicklcxs <);1 Cook Stoves while th<^ are fod« to
chca|*>
\Vc arc going out of Ihe stove vlcal, and now offer you

AMERICAN!

Tb *'*"?* '

u.'l:^rA.

NEBLIUEE SHIRTS .r...

Unilarwear

tbe buc>t Kiuvcs made troin
ErWirffS.
There is
gicai cionoaiy in the fuel biU in the use ol Shesc stove*. See
•

them m our show window.
how they work.
*

We would be pleasevl to show you

THE ECONONY STORE

11

DRUG CO.

r';,;

PRETTY FAST WORK

Shoes forwmen.

EVERY THING NEW!

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H Hell I (0.

wAAERlCAN DRUG COw

BUSINESS CHANGE

TfXoum

HAS NOT AIDICATED

a Judgt...

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Lr.

ciau: noihin^j l>eller than 10 have you do .so.

Road our Kiaif-pas^
Ad. on ario’thiar
pago.

I’f you xA/an-t

■to aavp aomo
dollara on
Sumi4-iar Olo^tt^ins
and RurniaHinsa.
\A/a ara doinfif
■tHinea.

.

Sa’a

wKia't and whyJ

OamUton Clothing 0

0«OOF^
illy, and l^e deiiart
fver til as gixkl condition
\ so many teams ^nd men

Come to us hrsL or

FtOIl THE SAME SCAFFOLD

maicrial.

artfly Ploco of Miachlaf at Codar.
Two Youthful

leed la not
ulK*f of CV
lio did tbe
elr cbauc*
live or gelling along wliboui It
^

WAS FALSE ALARM

Firo Dapartmant Callod Out This
Mprnlng to Bmoko on FrWit BtroaL
Tbe Bra dapartmant wraa called out
‘ this morning lo aliand to a amoke on
Kroni stream Haulng from the build
in* ix^plcd by the pool nwin <.f Cbiis
Koas «d the barber shop of Will
Whauhtek
The smoke had backdl up
from iba Sua. and Mr. lioas thought
there was a blaie. and Mr. Wheeks k
telephoned In the alarm
No damage

We know our superior values and

^ow prices will lead you lo our store -ihe

HE HAKES FISH RODS
Charlaa

around tirsl, it s im-

proved store of honest dealin^».

SECOND NOTICE!
The entire stock of .V. a Fr)-inan*i

Lind la Starting
Attracting Attention Among

Boots Shoe* and

Uxlugton.
Ky.
July 24—Claude
Local Fiaharmam
p-Brien.
ID. and Earl Whitney. 18.
were hanged trum the same aoaflold
istry here this morning. They were
new Industr
Traverse
develop s4M« Into something vuted ul murdering A H Chinn, a
sulistantlal
Charles Und has begun pnimlnent merchani, while burglartr
the manulaciure. strictly by hand, ul
fine fishing rods, and already these
roils are attracting attemlon
WELLKNOWN
BURGEON
DEAD
he ftsherinen. Borne of tha t
Iready In use aad are givtug splendid
aitsfaction
Mr. Und has made a number of rods
»r various kinds. Including split rods
nt wiSKls
But
of several
anufaciure of
work is tn
casting roiU of sidid wood
turni*d out a number ol l
have given

Mcl^n the famujus surgeon, widely
known throughout Michigan and the
Called Bute*, died at hU home here
morning
Ing of gasiro-enterltla.
|
He
latlon of the etomach
Already his
geun of the
Michigan Ce
eurgeun
U
ket. and hH may eventually «xt«id the
railroad up to three yearn ago. and
work and devote himaeIX entirely to
M. A N. E, CKanga af Tima.
It
He does nil kinds of repairing and five years ago waa alec
of the Amerioaa Madleal aaaooUtlon.
rewinding
He wae born U Seymour. Ont. De­
cember .4. 183B.
The launch Oulaer will leave
load. The trala that has formerly
dock in front of the
^ F de
jgfl hara^at^f
®
The M. A K. E. wll
« W and tbe train that hat formerll Sunday mormlng at 7 .10 (or <
•km to Provemont I

thM city at f oYlodL

Rubbers

must

be

sold at once to satisfy trust mortgage.

Sptdals-

You can buy iJhy i»art of. the stock al
less than manufacturers prices, within

mcii'e $15.00 Silife. now $10.50
$10.00 Suits, now $0.05

‘tbt domt efSaod Chtbing’

€. OlillKim
NSW

Cor. Front and Union

CO da>-s of July C. 1003.

: S3.00
A WEEK
For a home on the East Side.
Seven nice roomi» findad in hard*
wood, cement cellar, eacdlent

135 y:ds\ Front Suect.

W.P.(iMmil,Tmlll.

very desirable piece d property-^
and it must be sold a oncB^the
easy pa>ment plan, you see.

WAHTEO!

SS KRUNBI

CARPENTERS
Steady work, lOkoun a day
30c an hour

HOliillTinillia

After

Bumtay. July M. the

trala

»;S5 a. m.. aad the imin that airtfod
at
IX m. wUl antva a

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THB KVEinHG BEOOBA TRAVERSE OITT, MICH, FRIDAY, JULY *4, 1»8.

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II tYBBIIt. MCOK.

yeSENASAWAN

ic cBoIoo

B gbt Yaare- Mnaauarats of t

TIIAVBIIW CITY. MICHIGAN

T M1B AN» 1 «. MIMCH

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ix ix ix

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,s.
July
24—Poi
Hay has masquer

OWANO TRAVERSE HERALD

aroused the ytsakmsy uf James aktiln.
a voung husband
tlailin c<H after Iia> aiUt a bursts
ilaat arr*-^ied.
Ifitd Kav had
Mr*: Gatlin.
Then the supposed
IxUbarlu
with
blackened V/*’’ crested a seiiKatlon
b) def lanriK .he was a aoiaau and
had
hee.i
mas
Ht assertion w
The sUlle.ritle
m.s woman s at
and there is no i

lr» Ex’korxAion TMfcvlwM

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We 11
fee-,

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ix

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foi.4B.T5

A Uaulllul tshlr,
42 inches Mjuvr-.
with IuH 1 lav.
Tim, n:ccl> catvvJ
hrackcls on . Ic^-.
cxIen.U
C feel,
w.ll scat lOje..
iJc ct>mkuta».!v.

A goo^l. well iiiailc ubW-. UK'cly im.xhcvl:

4 feel----------.................................................................................................................. 41.T5
Cfcel....;. . ..v,4.50

AETM MANISTEE SALOONS

8........................................................................................... 5.50
WK HAYK 42 iliftcrcnt stvies of Extension Tables, from $S.25

ulslj^. Mich, July 21
At the
nee
Rev WlllUm If Pheliui.
pastor irf the klethiMilsl church war
I were issued yesterday for the
it c»f 23 sahMiuists for the viola
lion of the jlquut law un Vleiuorial
ter to
lb* .uBBtir
day and July 4ib A complaint against
of
tW
pTMldOOt.
bM
the sheriff and chief of police was
N J
H«f fore
%bo made, and the warrants will most
lU.ely begilaced In the hands of the
coroner for service this afieriuHia. It
Is understood that Mr Phelps stated
• to
tb« pTMldeoi b>
that he had no money for the eiirainpOf ams. m^.Ui speak, arlib ibe
but ll.ufiO to fiKlii till sahMiiis
M of tbo twdlts vorkers
Her
wUI b« VMted, Ml far M her
CAKE-WALKINO HORSES

sajr orm, a wr •orl

upto............................

Janies G.

loonlsta Ysstsrday.

J. \A/. 3l.a~te:r

Blaiiie
5c Cigar

Practical Houaa Furnlahsr.

You could certainly have, ihcfc hoi dzy%,
h)‘tnslaliing one or roore of our

OF MICHIGAN

I

wot gwmg to divide Its authority wUb
any olksr arganUatlon
This govern
meat Is bound to renent ns nn Insult
nny nAbw by 4u ngents which

be«nn«aad dsnloftalk i--------------------leged gcUvlty
of
government
em
^ea In emUU PolftIcnJ nffnirc Tbe
Post ggnad atkenikm to ibnj b
mani *wbsa It wns tret bronebed sev­
eral yean ago
but tbU Is tbs first
Inataass. so far as we know, of an
tempt to labor^nkmtae a pustolB^
Ww caaaot imaglns that the fsdei
tkm of labor U aiming
to take
bma^U Cbs managemrat^^any one

Sel^Issmirto^olbJr^^

Hut

wbatavar or wbosver U behind ikis
mosmseai. If nbaald be

MT. PtCAtANT TUttOAV

Ml

Pleasant ftw

o’clock. Tkis will be a las game, as
tbs Mi Pleasant team U a
one.
aad tks Aaylama have already dsme
oiratad arers tbaa oaos that lbs tea

kkot takes a gams from ikam moat I

heat
r.-^. w
urg'*. Grand
Optra
da> c’.ening lor six
urday
matluee
a>
weOs<- head Is the popular »-omelian
i^hn J Kenned>
It b an organlra
Hon whuh Is a*cepieJ thro-ighouT the
p lUBiry as a standard Ad excellence
and the reputation it htis
ac<i I'retl
during fhe piki 1« years of unvarying
sucevss will be more than 8io»uluwl
during the present season
The eom
pany Is largvr'and well balanced coa
taming 111 tfs^Aler .MiiUe of the very
b-st artists In the profession
It b
pcrfecGy equlj.ped wun^all Ihv at
inhules and embellishments neees
sary
for a
firsKdass iM-rfiwmance
very play lK*lng presented
iiiful and ex
Tbe upenH|g
upenigg
p!ay
will U* -Cbeek '
Mondv tv
If accompanied by one paid
t tickul. if bought at tbe advai
> bidore h |x m Monday

than merchant UUor mj
Peerleu Mfg Co.. Det
8. Benda A Co.

s.U'ear
House

Electric Machinery Construction,
Repairs and Supplies.

Traverse City. Mich.

in F'ruulHlr.ie*.

IkkikkMitiikkg]
CLEAIIESI
..HEALTHIEST..

Wt htp* a tint class
Sbacmaktr’s Sbep.

AND
ABSaLUTELY ODORLESS

Cbildnn s Slippers

uiow-r

\Vc have jiut Kfol in a m \v
lot so wc* tan j^i'c you any
si/c you waiu now. Our
tliroe si rap pau ni leather
satulal makes a child’s Ugoi
look dainty.

IS

ELECTRICin

JURPET CLEANWG'WORKS..
CarpLl Clraiuug ai»<i Kealher Kciki^
vaUug. ('aryw t
a.*d Uy.ug
, bcivire tK-ndiiig youi old Lwr{i«.-ta
away to be ttiade into tug'^ k 1 Jm
sf^w you saniidf.

,

M. a. CHAPIM, Proprietor.
i’ha.ic IIX

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XZ2 Washmeton M.

LARSON’S PARK HOTEL |
Claus Warnar. Proprietor
^
MCTTOXH HA\. Mic-H
j
«k»-1<. l-wunful Cir«i..l Trart-r..Bay.smw na»fr,.-« He d. j...l H..»

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JkT lOo

PE» 1000 WATTS

Burton Rlw Elietiie
LIfkt i.d P.«r Co

ROWLAND DOUGLASS Hotel ShilsonMew Skoe Store

Rutner's OM BUiwL

EUROPEAN PLAN.
FreM fit
Kverythiug

All ooWdd.

Opposite Whiting Hotel.
fr..m I*. M.di>H,f

w,. X

A Picture Frame

„

y- t is iin ornament in any room and novy-a-tlays, when there are so
; . • , . V ’ many real ^ems of art to be found amonKJ the predniums. and cal­
endars, and advertising noveItie> it costs but very little to have
your walls almost-covered.

Making Picture Frames
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is one of our principal lines of business—never have we been so
busy in this deparimeiu—yet we can lind lime to do yours^ We
are sure our sfoclc of mouldinjjs and mat boards and our worlT^vill
jilease 30U. We always have the newest ideas in moulding's.
. Try our Kork.

The Very Best Ice Cream
can be made right al home wilK^’ery little trouble and in just a ftnv
ininOles. The “Wonder” Ice Cream Ereezer does it. it *is easily
operated. After all the materials were ready one of i>ur customers
had the cream ready to serve in three ininuieN. We have them in
all sizes, from two (jnarts to fifteen.
. '
'V.

We Furnish the Hat

^

8otd by

if you furnish the man—it makes a Kjood combination. There are
soft and stiff -in summer weights and sumn|er shades. ^ Just the
hat for eacli of our customers.

Expansion...

tore to the rale
Wooien who see their beauty vrenite

They do not uaderMand the do« rela-

SmSiw

.

J. B. Paige Electric Cp.

NO Bmuoii or AUTfloiin

iigliKii'wrirus. and we

::

in your store, oAce or home.

dsslrwd to better tbe rondltkiQ uf sn>
If ▼dfthy. It will be xhoerfull)

CONDENSED NEWS

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....ELjECTRIC FANS ...

personal InOuence b
cUy by ch
pnuKh and Hells Hroiher.-' 1C
^h.ms rmted in the Rpniu:
u by all odds the handiwiiuesi
ifses
ever
SM*n. They all hi
moStrrntm •rlib tbs preab
Ri.*es many years loni; and <
hbreds
ihmugh a louK
long line of thon
»r the capline of the liuvmllarles
They
A . W
• naiiu'd Ui
Tbs Dstrolt Tree Prsss
hu have Ihmh starting fires al Ionia
W . and Hotspur
• pranc
Inx proudly into the arena their great
f late
ty <*aused the enormous audieifee
rect g»em with applause
In the
U*rJSu wllb descriptive matter rel
les. rldiUK them, were the past
ers and mistresses of the
ma
stive to tbe lead^M soierprises iu tbe
rhy. a young man. was
'I'hc tn.<n)hl> bullet in of the depart. Messrs William
Gorman.
AI
^siais sad tbe m Md Arms w^lch
ent ol vita! siatisilcji In the secre hea.k hv a pUie of slab thrown hack
Weitscl and Miss Mamie Kline lory of rule’s office call* attention hv the saw.
He was rendered uu
al In bulldini
Mme tb hasilsn
They had not uf ih.- pulillc 1*. the fact that under consluus and dU-<l 1u hours later with
i of tbe cum
aw which.will lake effect Hep•At iriui-etin^ol the citi/eiis of Tu^
i« Hih-r 17. first cousins may not we«l
the fact that they were swing simie
till 1* was diH'hled to have a fraternal
I a lot of bard work
Michigan
ting entirely new and estraiirdluury.
duv cvKhratlon on Tbiiraday. August
i plavinl eU-cirlcal
Caintlnulng. they moved gracefully
All of the variou^ fraiernal or
ch Run on Tuesday
It shivered 20
through one
figure after* anoilier.
Llh. rty is.lc ami si t the spllnj gaul/aiion-s of the village wii: t»k Keeping absolutely pcTfect lime i
split the tele
thing lar aw
music
After showing all so
every homip
‘f’**'*
annual i viirnai
plu.uv isdes ami
dancihg steps Ui<a running acco
in which there '
of applause they .Uiwed
one house It broke iwd lam|Mi
to the
J,.,,'t; and. 7. will U- attended
UiHle ol sluK- |M^ll^h and sp
touching the ground Then the; oil and
the j *®**'*'v’* ruuii all over the |k-h
blacking mil ovi
straightening up. they respond*^ In
ceilini and tl.H.r
music of a rag tlmt> two
ly to
In a sei\‘anitug
step by the band
les iM'SUie his anxn
I) funny, hut
e
el)
hau.lM.me
•r lesiing pur|k»ses while
While prying It
Wbsre )s tbe
neoossliy,
they take walKLMi all nhe way
I (’avanaugh wa.s adjustr bis Ctuuges wi
wbst ssrnse can tbere be for tbe sal
the arena ami again
U>wed humble iKH- struck him on the lop
a street lamp
(’avail
^ mg a w
arted employes of tbe United States
Ilute to the audienre.
Then the head and the mark Is there yet
warping and was hold
8i
government to organise labor unluut.
stimelhing the Garden
had N H.—Tk« top.of Mr fleams hea’
n his hand wlu>n 4 ooo
^ '
li4 M Iks faksmlkm of labor? Tbe
Mui l»efore at a circus- a New IS as smooth
through it
He wa.
as a hitilard lurtl.
h‘w
ektsf QkdMl of the trades ualoas Ir York^ audit
M South
Huglish. a GhI
Acad an hour J
iith
Haven
Roy
Kuglish.
(’hi
protection of tbeir members against
h a thi
1. wh«* has lived fiV
ard of Trade man. was drown
tbe saacUons of caplul
The Post
ITl‘‘m*JiU
lie s pre-ience while swiiu
upholds these unions In the euTcIs*
i
?if *ltakem.wn“ a
lake
He was an expert
of aU Uwful I
ret
I of Xiles for half a
condemned
r night
Shadawassa. ihe
crack
ruler ut c-eniuly wa- captiir«'d thi
president of the again and
lakewalk
|l Capi Breli s trcs.p of I
rem-ate
S cavalry, by a i*4»s>e sent oni troiu
National Association of Uanufa
genuine
nph of Ibe
)
HuIIm-m. wh.» has ........... ............. <
whieh u probably Hie best tnsip of otKcf
ers in
opposition to trades- un
eiher rough riding cavalry in the world, is mg women and chiUlrcii iii Ik-rtraml
Usbpr baa ibe same rtgbt as rspiisi
great IHavolo's
.covnship
ol
late,
put
up
a
despi-ratef
a NorihiKirt Indian who has ufteii
to prganUe for tbe promotion ».f li«
loplng the hs.p on a hl(\< I
h»*en In IVloskev and is well Known !ii£ht. tmi was vvcTiTowered placed in
Interests, and. as to the necessity for
lira Zouaves'
remarkahle
lo many Indians in this vlcimiy Th* ircuih and will be taken to ihe cimiity
such organtsatloo. U Is not less appar movements ilartitg eiphiits hy scores
insip mad*’ a great hit at -the Santi fiou^e at lb rrleu (’enter 4\v is n..w
ent oa Ue aide ot tbe workers than
rialists and gymnssts. mirth
ago .teunuui in Ivtrolt !a.-i w«Hk hoary with age. badly deformed and
ua the aide of tbe emplasm
The
ly by forty famous clownv.
He- has
ami the |iaper.H s|Hike of SlmdaWa.'..^H hears a Hc-rcv appearance.
Post Is cheerfully hopeful of tbe ad
IS of other features will, he se^ilt as the star rider, -r
eiud.sl Ho- Cdficers for scune time and
yent of tbe lime when \
when the great show exhibits on
At liucfianaii Mrs. Wui Harks veu- lo-pt Muihl tuH.pK* in ami alo»ut Hakersee that. In the kmg r«^
Wedncwflay. Aug
cleaniiig the children's plavnaini and lown III a c-onstant state- c.f dread by
his
unearthly
apin-arance
as.
Iwnt
threw an arintiil of the refuse in Ho
be “other!
Hio\e
Hhe didn't notice in the refyse with age. luircfcHU and hatU-ss. ho
BO CAREFUL OF HI8 MONEY
both to lairl)
a small package of fiowder left over winilil cKVasicmally emerge from the
divide tbeir Joint earnings and thus
Horn the Koiirih and an exph»sion fed wc.ds and imlulge In mviiliar antics
pruBuMe an dll pervading pmsperily
Pisrpont Morgan Pulled Back a Tip
The family of G,s»rge- G«*»igeon has
lowi-d.
Her condition is now
Bui trum whom or what do govern
iia.l more hrc*Keii Innie--,
than
any
From a .Boy.
meat sletba anad protnoliao?
New York. July 21 - That J Pier
Muskegon m*w claims to U- a hlg ill fur in IfrA-aier Hay I’liy th-orge ha.s
of the reasons that Impel
ont Morgan is careful t»f his money ger celery producer
i
than Kalarnazcm la-l ft casc-s c»f fractured arms. ribs.
private employment
to ora
c-idJarlKim-^- and h-g> tin*-.* hl^ 11 chll
as iM-eii siM.an at the While Star The celery lH‘ds there supply sc-veii
applicable
At the
ine pier.
Jdr Morgan was there
eighths of the <-ekry that
goes to dren came inio. Hie world
unlikr a satparalloa or oibsr private
inel his son. J. P. Morgan. Jr., wi
riiicago. s4> it is clamoM. while oihc-r presi*nt lime one *»t the hoys U going
employer. Is got
eapaaad
to
aa>
•presents the Interests of hi»^ fatli
markets for it are found in
Minno around with a leg in a plaster cakt,\as
temtallua to deal harshly srtih the
in lA.mh.n
Young Mr Morgan and sola Ii»wa
Wisc-onsin. jtiliio. Indiana a rc-suM of a fall from a wlndcrw TTie
mea In Its service
rAingrwss. the
^ame
Uiy
fell
and
broke
an
arm
*-arly
tiuise who met liiin sailed away on and
as far south as New Orleans
agent of all tbe people, the agent of
this year
to-orge* himsi'lf i.- laid up
the yacht t’«»rsair. while Mr. Morgan Kr.un an
in sign
III
significant
itic aut crop
wiih -me- arm m a sling Imviug hwn
Hr., entered a cah to ride to his Wail
the business has
shi»t with a toy pistil!
street office
A tilth- 1k»> who had
il ah,iui •T.MHN
i;o
i will iHbeen nohling the tloor wa^ ilpisvl a
xhole^ale for
r's crop.
c«dn
AUiut a block away the cah
ncH has
Brutally torturwL
slopped. Mr Morgan leaned his head creed that all dog..^ must be muzzled
A ease came to light that tor per­
tbeir fellow
oui u1 the window
ami calUwl
ic and that Hie fadhe must shewt all un sistent and unmerciful torture haa per­
glad to relieve them
R.-umUman
Padd>
Hunt who afi mu//led ,ih»g» -on sight.
haps never been equaled. Joe.(»oioJ<
These remarks are
hick of (’o!usa. Calif,
alif. w-xiics:
-For
tbe Chicago
Chronic
**Hhng thaV iH.y'Ihere who was hold
15 years 1 endured
d lnsuff>a^^paln
ibal -tbere has U-en organised. In the
Ing door here.
said
Mr. Morgan
from UheumaUsm
Hum mu the boy and hustled him m
Jieved me though I tried overltbing
overjfhing
the carriage
Mr Morgan order^*d ihe
known
1
came
across
Electric
Bit•the federation of labor, of which
mile fellow to o|H-n his hand and it.
tors and it’s the greatest hiedlclne on
Oompers Is tbe chief’ Tbe Chroi
the palm there resled a
gold pier
Varth for that trouble. A few bottles
says -It is alleged that this ui
•That's what I thouaJii.' ejaculated
ef it completely relieved and cured
has betweea 400 and &<K» memi
Mr .Morgan
Then he exchanged a
me " Ju.si uh good for Liver and Kid­
cuastliuilng nearly oneibird of
g inner lor th.
gtdd plec,
ney troubles and
genera!
debility.
Sgtms force of clerks and other
Only Mkv Satisfaction guaranteed by
fiTAQff AND PLATFORM.
Jas G Johnson
and
K li. Miutds.
draggisu
bava gp r^pgoB to tebt it. tbere U
No comi»an> today ha^ a more
a eafi tor some ener^le work In the tiahle reputation than the we'i-kmi

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

A BREEZY TIME

The Superior Smoke. Known Everywhere as
The Greatest of Them AIL

Hs will give

048.00

oTpr. pjtc?.

X Gu ranee ton'i uke np mneh
trace, but moesUswwk iXor••eWjrU C«u less 10 Operate,
l. s M tranbie t» bnU4 » Ore.
U yen bnre not e«t one In' your
Uteben. yon ore moktnc • abttke.

traotrse dip XXiXZn.

easCompaup

we believe in—especially when it comes lO' Dining; Tables. C>ur^
Robbins Patent Diner is easy to expand or contract: an easy pull-rno straining, pounding or 'jarring—it is made to work right and
does. ' It is made to come w’ithin your pocketbook-^and d<x*s'th^.
too. By the way. what about Dining Chairs? Better have a^w
new ones, hadn’t you? say three or four, if you don’t v^nTtlie full
set- We are the most accommodating people yo^"ever saw. when
it comes to letting you buy just what you want.

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

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THEEVEKI*OBEOORp, TRAVEBSE GITT, MICH., FRIDAY. JULY 24. 190S;

What They Say

mmiAPm
ISFEAKED
V

■ATTLK CRCCK YOUNG
LADiKt DISAPRCAftCO

TWO

Your “Be$t” Flpur has given
satisfaction, and I have not
had a complaint on quality
or price. Tryitfor yourtr^de.

They Want tc Lak« Oogwac WHli a
Vour»B Cady FHaivd and Hava Not
Been Been Since Leaving.

QTEWBHtG-S GRAlffi
O OPERA HOUSE

^ffraEBESTT^

On. &>^d VcA «Dd Swurfay

isriif27tii
THK BEST IN
KKFERTOIRE!

8.a& imi>nm«tlie ^

! enth .\un : .1 Tour of the Fa-

fUAlom. th«^

SylHa Smith
Manchehter *ir

a^- mtaalng and^l

\HHD employed at the Sanitaa oflk
in the weal end i
Tueaday evening they went to Cake
(k.guac In company with Mice Edna
Begkiy of HUI atroet. a relative, aai

HANNAH & UY CO.

Vllla^Md

I the

. an. aad to r»* Ufecta areaeen almo^lrosn

abortncaa of breath.
drosmaen and dizxincss Uiat ao often come after eatu ^
S. a a ii not only the bert toak bat poMCMea altemthm or fmiUxing
ptopcitica. and if there ia any taint,
or poiaon in the Wood it
tt oot. and lemorea it. Many tSZ a low aUle of hcaltli i. dne
.........................................Wood purifier
and tonic combined, or auch a remedy as
If you auffer from dt^Uity, inaomni .
tny of the aj-mptoma
bad di^Uon. 9ranyof
ajmptoma of a diaordcred Wood, nothi^w^
ao aobo pat y<»r Wood In good conditkm, inrigoraU and tone up the
ayMemaaS.S.& nS SWVT SPOmO COmm AfUUrTAm

n escort, but
. come home
«hortlv and nut to go on the water,
which they readily did.
it waa agreed before they parted
that the young ladiea were to auy at
Ml** begluy * home on HU! elreel
OUR8 ARE THE BEST
They failed to appear
Seventh J»ay that night.
Kanawha.
It
to op»-n the and their friend* are dUlracied
Adveiiti.i
lie alMi re 1. waerted that the girli left the lake
•dayWin Out in
roaigu
The po»tofflce de
fu*4‘i. to roa
There U abtoluiely no clue, and It
panmedt u V
>
24 —Con»uUJe
rtUMl *u»ry of a steam
1« feared Ihe young ladle* have been
will keep Ibe oflire
•ml Wormuu rvpori* from Munich:
the Ml**is*ipl i* • MurThey bear epollciia repu
day. but U«ttadtog trouble becauae kldnape^l
imnoi8.”0ie Willi. GlbThe tlermsn paper* have recent
e and ih
I'ijiii. for WilonUHiK South Afrtcaii there are »o many of that rellgioui
x-en clrculMliug the reinirt. uuil U h
in the lugu.^t .SU'Clure*
Such
iUnr* ih M. iUo ar. rapidly u.arlna belief at Kanawha
•ven gsln»*.l currency in the f:nglu
Ig» \*n*U >ly d.mt
don ( bapp
bapiK U now
f'fittipIHUin . lAUrl h»k
**<-ttr«i4j
9100 flawara^ 9100.
the liKuimulve.
which
*. Imi III I Ai*eil m: aud it I* ftood
au«l
p-rfwtnii with
The readem of UiU paper wUl be
mcrira by
pureba-e.l in Am
them
lb»»
Ki«v«^riiiui*ni
Nh*oU»
leaned
to
learn
that
there
U
at
laaat
lihln
Wall .treel
One of the leading apli
»»•>«• hav* u^u la prujcriiui fur
.. till
eu un m.mey lor
decided to
Pa'1.1 per»4»ually argualuied with King one dreaded dUeaae that science bae
been able to tmre In all lu stages and
wet'U
qu.-'-nou by a raev belwet'U
Th.* ulritUt fr«b aaiwr p«arl «mi r*tuickeis tif each line fn>m
qu<*vtlori
Injtb
present* will 1h* taken along
yhuue ihst Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure ity bad been caltiHl
*..ra aa. fu.iiwi tbU
at
I* the only positive cure now known ib.-he re|M.n*.tt i* aliw.
lo IhibuqiU
The
hat . SI
of
the
bn*ker:«
bummUi
friend*
In
WIk . by Fraiik Ha«iiDK»»
i<
wbllito the medical fralemily
Catarrh e»|H-rth had de<lare.l that
Amerl ! xo take up- hi* l*uit* and leave f»ir
4ii4l a.'Ub» IM. KPilba
It «i»a*«iitv 11 mate that the objtH-i of ibi- hunt
iM-lng
s coiutUuUonal
disease, re­ ran l(M'oniutlv4>A ctoihi on
.tew day* iKfore
e the
!*-t at •
nn.-* a
of an lurb lu <liani will not Ih- elepbaul*. but to *eek
quire*
a
oonstliuUonal
treatment
<»ne i.i the Uuu* sintck on a
4a.f
l-Yauk HaniiiiK.i tbf b«i>. who irmeA of the lop.1 King rhdoiieiu gold
Hall * Catarrh Cure U taken Inlem; and sank, and her owner* had
I. t7 y. ara uT a*-.
It lu a mu.
actlng directly upon the blood
a bad HUHHl lb- Mrvre for 3n to *11 Imrk *.n the old castHiff ‘ lUln
Jacob
wlH. bah JUhl died
»bHi abilH Id a Uiat fl.bliiK Jubn
■* and that Ih. furiln r u*e of ol*. who. hoWevtT. sun had good onbail not uttered a
II |*.-a<4i4k a b«al )*ar-lir. buugbl li near .or
ihertby destroying the
Murnano
to
------------- ,/«uierUan UKttmotlve* had Imi'D-aldto glu * Inside her-and
T-*- ^ raiiM from the »bi^ll for I2.G7& word tu 1la year*, tin,ugh be ia».*e**ed
It U a ,thrilling yarn In
-aM. and glvln
ring the paUeat uone«l /
>sll her
U
*
. II
iiJ au Irregular »b«]l full iHiwer of *|Hna b Thl* long
up t^ awUlo.
From official *i.urre.^ the Informs ev»
miAkuUfiaur*?. abtfb when reimivad wa* voluntary When he wa* &G year,
la doing lU
tlon and
old
Hudl.U
made
m.roe
utterance*
ilUebV.Mj
ibe beautiful
P4‘arl
li>
be proprietors have eo much
wholly gnuind
work
The
inaiithorlKed
and
Working
Night
and
Day.
,
whUh
Involved
hlm«elf
and
aome
j^»aI^%W I. said lu be from |I2.i»po
lu curaUve powers,
powers. that they less
The facts are
frl4-nda In trouble, and ibeu be made faith In lu
The busiest and
mlghlleat liltlc
again
He offer One Hundred Dollars for any nmilves which had b
thing that ever wa* made is Dr. King's
l.’lMbi hundred raiiie»nake«. mea« a vow never to apeak
case that It falls to cure.
Bead for
to study the At
pills change
;
o»er ibroe ft^ i ea^b. were ac mad.- known hi* want* by algn*. hut
, ^ ^
,...................... Fill*.
«ideiiJatl) lei pMive in llie ullaKe of lo- wa* alway* an aiieutlve Il.teuer ““Ad^rel**‘''“‘'j‘*CHi:NKY B CO..
ih.dr or
sircngih. list
111. ir fir
Into
mental
nergy. -brain fag
llJvblarKi Fllni: I*a «*n the lop of the to f'onver*atlAUH of oihtlr* and fr«Toledo. O.
ulity o|,r-.»nstr.icnoi
liey re
wonderful In building
power. They
i
Ab-Kbanb^it. awl o*iM|deie r«m».UTna .luentl) laughed at auyihiug funuy
Ihlld
by
l>rugffl*t*.
7bc
markable hK'omoiiou
that wa* aaid or at auyihiug ludh
ilth. l)nly 2;.c pt'r box. Sold
up the healti
Hall * Family 1*111* are the best.
freighi 'trains. tu.»8 a
i and F H Meads
rrMdenlii
J
ۥ AHIrrlabt. of
that
lly
a*
to
durabilit
y
‘ The ‘greiieht gol.I
*irlke of
ih.
p.a*e bad roln-« ied ib» ui for mu r-a*!
i iti areii.)
While f.MMliuK them ihe year in Yukim e*.unty wa* ma.Ie July
««K«- dtpor b<‘4'atue unfanletied lu iMinu 4 hy DawM.ii i!harley and another
t.-jiiii;.' ii. il.e v. iiiii. ii. port ofYhe
oliknxwn way and Indore It roiild In Indian on a tributary of Ibe Al**l.
u|Mtii the llavar.aii Ks-uuh»
They dU
.mpb.y.M vvluil they iH-lK-v.d lo
; rb»M d Ibe repUbw eMWpe.1
Albn»ct»» river, near Ijike Arkell
he
• Xmericau
i.s .•uiomv«*.>
yielding
I'.'.
' «•« badl> bMieii and went to the bo» ei.v.red placer gniuud
i
bold J.vv.r
r..i * lew
aurface. .gelling To Opsn Marvehunan Port* After Con would prove less duiubie tUati ilitiM
plial lor tiealnieiii
On the way he
. sb.- pr..v. d to Ih- all ih. y luid anre lnde^#4r manv of the jiaris
Vuin '
cession* Have Been
r lu dey^ Tlu* ludlau* luleud** I
>a« .^lopind iwlre f.T fa.l drUlUK.
ruction have be.ii b-uud
AQrssd To.
but when be ►bowed bin nuake bile* k.^pi ug their ‘find *ecm until they
ud pra«-ifcal that they wiH he ly.
iht^rougbly. hut one
t hie 4hi
,w..er. the
and told the aiory of the ratllera
a.topied In the const ruction ut Hitvar
lor^ went to While
vwani.ina at-.ui the loan he waa al
caiii- down i
»kl3iNt ami u
laii loconi.it ives.
It He men.
h»w. t1 b.^oniiniie hu puirney Hr ha* ItorM* giving toe new
aupmueeui.
dlgglugr, president c
who hurrle*! to
Hiatt'S
Minister
lull) verify lug tb.’ rlchue** of the written to t'nlied
Night Was
Terror,
gnmud
A
great
*isiup4*d«*
1*
now
lu
to lb.- loWn yet to woi* If other* have
would cough nearly all
night
Mauchurla
In hi* letter
Ipet ii bitlen> by ibiy reptile* but the pn.grf**, reaullliig tu ariuofcl de|M.pu
lung." writea Mr*. Cha* Applegate, ol
isslblUly of
UIHIII the imiHii
town U virtually ovi-rrun with the 1st lug White Horse and other Yukon
town* which aiv Alexandria, Ind. "and could hardly the lH.^t K.rl \v.- . v.r had. so n-sp. . t
town*
HlsmiK^-ders are burying for lug to lorclgu
b* bravt
,ny alccp. I had consumption ao fill, .lud a lii.e ..H.k," .
which are
war.l afisH. on
bursebat k
and
by not in her i*.**e*i
i liuntiuj
that If 1 walked a block 1 would
and iK.inu
“That muk. s 1.0 .lllTc em .-. SIh- Isif
steamer*, which can ascend Tahkeeiia held hy l(u**Iau
Id them liavi been
h w«.uld U- cough frightfully and spit IdfKxd. but.
and Mendenhall river* to within 2'»
. ar. ♦^raplUK f* the
when all other medicines failed, three hone-t **
Fourth of July
lain* and ttridinx hidlua plare* under mth* oI the .trike•1»U. well, we ll I.evrr
a loal .<
It 1* believed here, however, that a ll.OU boUlea of Dr. Kings New Dis
hou*4.
Albriahi *P*ni 'the greater aud llul.y creek* buv Im-cu c-nilr.iy
covery wholly cured me and 1 gained I.n ad utu,- III J. while; btr f.dks ii.a;
|mM .! Ihe *uiuroey Kath^TliiK aiiake* .lak.d
:.8 pounds " It's ahstduiely guaranteed nee.1 It nu.r.- than w.* do.”
•d by
•nd valued'hi* roliei tton at ll tHMi
re CVitighs. Cold*. LaGrlppo.-Uron
e new commercial troaty.
•'ri.ut
Ki.
l
II.
Karly
this
inoriiltv
foluii
►
heepniau
uamc-d
tirliiu
Th.
i>.aro1d dauKhier «.l
John
\ and all thniat and lung troubles.
WaMhlngton. July 24.-^Inasmuch as
Some oue .raiiered
Ihrriii who wa* earu|HnI <iu a ereek bus Mouiaua
60c and II 00. Trtal bottle* lUc. 1 saw ha creep Into our room, gu i
e riiitie*e K<»veriiment very recent
Ui> pOCk.'tlMKlk.
,war la we> I T died ibl* w.-p.k fmtii |Md»on oil -the* range when* (Irliueh'
i* expressed It* wllllngmcs* to yield at Ja*. O Johnson's and F. H. Mead* »^.v
Oio^.itio Idle. The I hlld * tHKjy wa* sheep were heriUvl, au<l over i 2«H>
stores.
.1 the desire* of Ihe I'ulted Stale*
Au
tblekly t'overed with puueiure* aud head are kut»wli to have dic'd
“Oil. well d.*sr, p.-rlui^ It s force of
u iHiri* In Manchuria. Ibe of
'M*re* froiu head lu had aud iho *kiu other sheepman Is said to have* lost
habit; you kiu.vv ►l.» s be*m uu.itI.h1”
habit;
here are at a loss lo under-I'biladelpl.ui I..
ibe citmmunlcatlon* sent by
1*1111^. Thing lo Minuter Conger re
Radies, “you can jump on It, tram fusing this concessu
They have
The load and arm of the luagiiifi pis on It. but It will com* up smiliing
ubjecl.
Iveil no advice* uit toe subject
say office I Wall ’
4'1-nt iiM.nunieiu i.» the y:n«t <^»mmou every time.- Caiman's Elastic Floor
The importanceP or
ol the communlra
commu
yearly exi
. r; ileuo C'lay. in la vluaton r^me
,tely reflect* the at ‘‘Blent Hon J^hn A I>.r*nif.-r. Judtfr .4 urv uthcia
4eo. wa,. kii.Hd.ed
IlkhinlUK
liiude of the Chinese government is ' In th.- msllsr of the . rtst.- of W s
fully realited in WfwhingUm
Howplete.1
It resulled til the iltiWH.vf'ry
Wli.'^otb!Vwlle*'!ll*rtKUred
>b.
e.r. lmi»n*s*4*d with th»9 heretofore
of at...lit 910,<MKI In gold duM
Xpressed
willingness of
China to l.r*yln« ihl- r«nrt Vo s
r.-<l AS a surplus In th • relltiiia:
•n Mauchuna puru. reinforced by
deiiartuieui. The furnaces wer.- taken
« a**ur*i»c4‘* given lu this govern
down aud the .Ilui-a cleaned and du>t
ni h) Kussla along the same line*.
.01 the nwf was swept up for rehnlng
> oflu lul* continue firm In their l»o
I tost the situatUm will ultiroalely
clarifled and the efforts of the
ited StaliM be rt'warded.
the obj4

-TMAVKM^K Ol-rV, IVIIOM.

KENNEDY
PLAYERS Ss-m
Hc.a\.! l.v

toire of entirely new pla>^ openr
ing Monday night in Roland
Reed's great comedy
:

-CHEEK”
A ^1(m4 of special scenery.
Bewilderioc electrical effects.
A complete company of spec­
ialty people.

Pricu: lOc, 20e iitf 30c
No scat held after 7 p. m. unless
soKl

rs-.“:s> s

'l:r.

Amt It u

Scat

sale

now

'o\x:n

at the box ojVice

.....

Ladies Free on

oivening night

i! accorapaniev! bv a person hold­
ing a pai.l :t0c ticket
Must be
secured before 6 p. m. Momlay.

iitirist, MsiMidid tiaianiailif, allnid n ; ; :

J. W. GRuUett M. Ok

rL SAVINGS
.v^ANK .

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST
DIRECTORS;
H. 8. Hull, President.
C. A. Hamrrlond, Cashier.
H. C. Davis end
A. V. FriedrlctrrV. Pres'ds

ORB. SAWYER A PCNHALU

..DENnSTS»3
O. P. CARVER A SRa

CLOSING OUT!

sjs’sK-'Sfvasf

TulHdo.

FIRE INSURANCE
L. L. A BUILDING.

JOHN R. SANTO

WAIST SETS. BEADS,
SHOPPilie BAGS.

>bslo.^riuon«o

nnd wmt.S

OST KO^A-r M V

Savings Deposits

nlnatot

:S ’Ss

LTS^V^^SiSL'^.

WOEN-r

PERBiylARODETfE

L* regatded as a
quibble
designed
rhap*. to placau> Ku*sla. No mat
Intenent
r what Iresh obstacle
convlc

i»oj»ular cooi-

Flavcrs.'anJ comp’ctc company
of vatkicvillc artists, in a reper­

CHINESE FllNCE
CHING KEFUSES

•tiMsrgs&i

:hc

nici.an John J. KCMC^J. kup|K>rtcvW»y h'.s
ootnpany of

BOOKS AMD MAGAZINES

CEJIEIAL MIWS
. OF THE WOILO

What?

BUSINESS CMOS.

For MsnUt«*. LnAUvigon Mllwsnknn and
These Ate not old stock.

No,

no!

will

New Wilhelm Block.

Trav^ 01^.

,n

/tlu'rc .ir«Lranil new Skins from
llL-ifdd. llirsch it Kline. 1 formerly Joseph Hcifeld
& Co.. 1 of Chkajjo. values Jrom $5.(Ki to $1

P-OR

3.98,4.98,01,6.98
li isn’t often AVI* can y^ivc you Mich harnaiiit*
in the* very lau-st siyli* f»omls. new am! fn-sh. ll‘s
certainly a cinch for the lailics who ni*t*<! a skirl
for Ml miner or fall wear.

Our Stock of Skirts
\Vc price as follows:

..

.

OTATl OF MlCHUiAN-THB PRi»BATK
O Court f.»r lb.- U.u^.d^^nd^Ttsv. r-.-^

No Pity
For year* fate ^a* after
sly." writea
Ala “1 had a lerrlblo
File* causing 24 lui
falU'd Bucklen's Arnica 8a
„,ooa.ror^^«4.U
?hes and palna Only 29c at Ja*. O
F. H Meads
drug

S6.00 Skirts for J3.98-'$5.00 Skirts for $2.98
: S3.50 Skirts fir St.98
S2.00 Skirts for 98c
•ulWa, OotoWs aind Oaipaa

THE lOSTON STOBE

It is

Tridu
Fur Frtoskay.

leather bag at ‘52c.

;
. lirsud Ksptd* anJ

or«d *.p.d..o.

Candy

Maker WanU

to

Buy

business

sense lu close them out during

WORTH MONEY TO HIM
Greek

simply common

GRAND RAPIDS I INDIANA RY
COMPANY.

thin month.

3t,'v'2r?r-Tjl;rx

e«Mrd. sad *11 i.th.-T i* r*4.n» lotHT«.UHl in said
Hi* Taacher for a Wife.
k-t.-rnilncd lb win fi»r his bricic the
u. b. hoUbn m th. IT
be loves. Basil XanthuUsus. a uffievtn %l»emy of
ut Trav.
Tr»v. r*.
r». t1 iiy. sn-l .lu.w
why tb*- i.raj.'r of th.
ilihy Grtwk
candy merchant of
Kahl WathiUKton *lrt-ei. IndlansjioH*.
Ind.. has virtually Imprisoned Miss
Cath. rlu.- lltHlikc In her home. 540
Wakhlugum sirct-t. after he was
rehHi.-d
by U.th ihtgirl and her

Train* amvf fiuiu ('ancinnati, CTium.ro, laaianapolu. Ml. l^m. aud Urand UapfU • -AJ

Newest

leather designs.

Farm For Sale

RJSTALLM
store

or a time 1 dared not move
side toe house, bat have more ooaoe BOW. aad do not fear him.”—

TRY A RECORD WANT AO.
TKV A **00*0 WAST AB.

city.
X E. GREILICK CO« CITY.

WXe* TraWtnaNlceC^ afSeU
c. u ux-K«ro<«>.

r

WAGONS AM BUGGIES
-FOR SAIL.

€lk Outind $boe$
Cb«y ar* going fast.

«

2 GOOD LUMBER WAGQilS
3 TU? BUGGIES
I PHAETON BUGGY

«

men’s, $2,50 Bop's $2.00
Youth’s $1.75

Bacbant & ^oscoe
OU Stsud • 20$Trp»lStmt

Butebw* Md

»*k*i*.

To Rori^
Dcaixabie living rooms orJI Nki
York Tea Store. S35 Froof Street
Family with no children. Infsireof

OP* bao* them now in y©ur
six*. Don’t wait too long.

Pnrittr

0 acres known na tka fliaal jr Naad
im farm. One of too Imat || Qaaad
Traveiae ooaaty; t\k ailee tootk 9t

next montjL

'.iTCjjklS:,.-'*'" '•

**ln Knglan-I. veveral year* ago. Xan
ilitou* wa* a pupil In a sclusd pre.nl over hy Mis* Hoelike. and It
• thert- that he fell in love with Ihe
girl.
Fate led both tu America, and
last fall unabU- to restrain hlnueU
-r Xanthulisiis Iwldly asked the
girl * yiarents for her hand, offering
910.UO.I bfinu*. but was refused.
to d.-sperailon he made preto kidnap the girl. Day and
nikht *pU-* have lingered about, alay* watchful of every, move of toe
gtrl who was In
l«ta she k»e spirited away aud
p the unwimng bride of Baal)
XanihiilUus
When naked
about
It yesterday
Mia* Hoelike said:
"B U true that XanihuUsu* did of­
fer mv parents flO.tHN) after he had
asked their consent for me lo becoma
but wa* rejected, gnd he
force me Into an un-

FIRE INSURANCE '

Hgiiilsome

We move into our new

2s\'iS

E.W HASTINGS & SIH

Sec the nice ywaist

set we orfer at 18c.

Ur..„ 1U,,.U

Ssyi'

:

All new stuff, but we

not carry them over the season.

Julius Steinberg.

majopof
•
/

WiU buy Na 521 Wuhingloa
66 ft, lot. good fr«ne
candbaroaUinMoBodition. This it one: of the
best remdent portioei ofthc
dty. With location idnd^al
eowidefad tha 9ffl7 blit ^
fskwd Alive tolteL
T

SL,

B. J. M0R6IW

t

EW^HtMMptSpi.

7^

n

■ .>'f V

.;t1:;| - ■

ins EVKKnro bboord, trai

■i^

it ^

wuMnMnoms

NnWIATAfiAMtl

I

Rc^ RRd Mra. Stoat Rr« entertaiRlBK
Um flioot-R biohujr. Copt. !^«rtck
8 Stroac. Artillenr eorp*. UHlod
SiRte« mrmj. mnd lamlly. Caputlo
Hiruos It at pretent on detail doty at
----jfcup«nntendem of Mlchlsan Mlltury
Pat Httrden appeared befure Judie j ^p^emy. Orchard Lake.
Riiberi. iMt mimUnr “» anta.-r to a
iflta Ada Brott of South Boardman
chance of h.^plDK hi« r^UHm.-ln con U apendlng the week w ith Mra Homer
the Hole] ('olumhla. Howard.
Rtld WfllCft of it R« aM'ttoii with
Kev Juaeph Dlnford returned to hla
o|M-u after tenir. He wPl.aalve et
pcMtaent of your valuable amlnatbm and fumi*h P aid «..i«orrow
-Aa <
ur r odlac your Interest ' for
appearame
ili. c ircuit
Imltvldnal meetlnga and holding ser­
of the cloae aaiue be ^tviqri
vile.. in thU quarterly meeting
club and the Marion
--------------KeV Joblah Pennington retv
BRCVITICS.
H.U morning to Ypsilanil. where he
to yo« SMl your readert did I not re
Catholic church la pattor of the l-Ylends church
pan the esdltni saaie between the
'.md Street
y>ed Oreltlck went to Fouch
MUae Marb.u t«:.Bi and the Bellatre
cU-ared
a
tub
oihp and Siam at iMIlaire yealrrday 1 he
Parker went to the Oc-toMartoa teaaa. freth from lu victory atantlal m»ui -to a<bl to
ning and
I na ry club haute
tnm Traverae City, which they i.iok fund
iday with
The CoiiKn jcaUonal l.a.lle^• Aid »o }^iu remain th«rv^
aa a ■Milwr <d oourae. c-aiue to IWI
fair* wHh a conSdence of winning a
R..t> K...h. *..«
alMt«ut gaoia from the Start. For
Keith and Jennie Hager west to Man
thrwa laalasa It loohad at though the waiita ye«t. rday
A large number enjoyed the excur
thu morning for a vUll
ahnloot wat the other way and the
• Ion Oh the bay given latt evening by
mu, Alice Jenner. accompanied by
•oora waa & to ()
the Traverae CUy land The exc«l jht,r nitve. Vero lielano. from O^go.
was enjiiyed by
Mrs. C J
did
not
take
in
the
and
other
frteods In the city.
other with heart hraaklag frequency,
Mrs K Roaaer and daughter
and the teore grew like we«4t lu a
Tb^ BuffabK-a entertained a number lefi this morning for several w»
ralay aoaaoa oatll at the cloae of tke
eevealh It waa twelve alike Fnm. of ouitlde Ku.att la»t evening, pnd had visit In the south part of the i
ihia tiate c« the leaata played like a apread at the clo.e of the mt^ellng with mends and relatives
« H. Cixek
veterant, aad oae could eaaily Imag The evening waa a very pleatanl one
led meeting Uuu in New Voi
There will lu* an adjourned
lae that he aat in the grandttand at
UKlay to her
of the city i-ouncll
evening to | Mrs Douglas i
er a vUlt In
City, after
conalder the mat r of the
the city with relatives
ha^ Miertalaaeat to fana aad Kan bridge ahd other
Th»- district ui.-etliiK of the 1. () O
Mrs W K (m»son left this after
ays The gaine ran on through man>
laninga with an occaalonal. hit. but T liHlge. a« well as all the regular main for a two we«-k*- visit at C
wltheut aa error aave one unreicu meetliiKt. wat h. l.l In the Vrotecle.1 volx and IVto*ke>
C Hut chin., of Rapid Oly
teeed one by Marlon, to the llfteenib Home Circle hall In Hu City Oin-ra
Traverse City caller t.Hlay
when a batting rally by Bellalre wat lioiiFe block
latt eveiiifu; Hd-Cl.ritiian Kndeavor
Fred H . Walker, chairman of the
latrodiiced by Bruwnaoa, who made
aocletv of the Frleudt i hurt h eU*c’teil isiard of supervisor!.. Is In the city to^
fit. Srth bit Sharp Seldihg a
MUa Mary Wl.liiuery president of the Uav on business
kept the Stars from making more i
aiMiety deb *:aie (o Hie annual con
Jerome Wilhelm, formerly city eo
they seeded, and one was thrown
vellllon
oI
Hie
Frieridh
WK
lelies
of
In
gliieer. is back from a king slay lu the
at the plate They aucceeded lu cn
liana yearly nui.ilng.’ lo l« held In west, during which be has dot
lag over awe aoorea, .which won
Hlrhuiond, Iml at Karlhaiu is.llege. tensive railroad engineering wti
saiae. for though Marlon gut mei
Wednes.lay of next
M B Holley relumed Unlay
aeooad and third, and the terrlhU
his trip to the Iniemailonal Christian
Conrad at bat. they cou
H J Mofus lud the end of a flngei Kndeavor convention at Denver HU
Wattiiek gave Conn
on hla right haiHl parilully bitten off Christian Budeavor museum
aever naw
•The game was IntenaHy etcliloK thlv nioniiiig by a hor.e The nail «,f Hie him feature* of the convention
amd kept the tpoctatom^nerved to Hi. waa bliteii Hiroiigh. and Hie lloKer will
f h&Uet teaalon
Several traveUni U* a viu-y painful one bu home time.
4ack to His Old Homo.
Adam Stiuiek. aged 17 year*. U
tUpM loat their train and re
V-rximg the Fond du Ijvc Daily K
dead at Cedar of diphtheria
V
unwilling to leave the gj
The liand «-oiH-«‘rt f.ir the We-que piirter:
\
-One of the feature* of I be
Kmory Dumas and sons Tom and
tong club hat b**« ii iM.«t|M.iie.i m*iu to Bryan,
of Traverse (Tty. Mlchlga
night till next Friday night bui the
with relatives In th
Meats there was a prospect that jour regular hop will ^K-cm tonight, with are visiting
Mr. Dumas U «n old Fond .
aaylum would be overcrowdiHl. sa.niualc by Siewari A Huffeiia’ orcheH city.
i-ac iKiy. having l»een raised In th
oomplwtely did people aeen t«i lose ,ra
city Finding Fond du l-ac In such a
tloiirUhlug condition brings back
““Old l*dlM lo.t Ihelr falK l« lb. 1
p„b,„ M.U,™.
*s of old times when I
John l>»ranger*s
t time
. hied for the de
iMK.m i
heirs in Hie matter iH-ing .ovef iw«‘niy saw mills l.naied
here. Mr Dumas U now III the
lr«-lghi drayage busliu‘s
Pat ftur^n la Okargad With VioUtion
of the Ll^iior taw Saturday
Ntfhl. July 11.

ST-

m

f^^Ca

"i:

M
;-r-v

"* * •-

toee for imeded hits, and general
laaanMa marked the condlf
aport. Rooters carrl»»d fav•^a play
ers from the field and shake
ke p^r^e^

•'v V

S;:

.TUvme
atys

Best
store

The first of the\easoh*s showing is now be­
ing put on sale in the cloak section. As usual
the completeness of the stock will meet with
From Garment Buyer
the approval of the well gowned woman who
July to, 1903
is looking for style, combined with quality The suit indicAtioiH point
and at a price consistent with the goods. The to the skirted coat of somelittle extract from the Carnaent Buyer will hcrefromSOto 45 inches
the compliment of fall,
show you the trend of fashion. The cloths av
both the instep length
most used will be Zibslines.Broadcloths. Veh- skirt and the trainetl skirt.
•\n exact len^h may develop,
etians and mixtures.
but the iwectse length is not

Prices Will Hduge 7rom $10,00 fo $60,00
The Garment buyer in thp same issue tells
us that skirts are to be fuller, and straighter
than they hav“ been- still molded to the hips,
but below the hips they must swing clear and
free, with plenty of fullness, so that there may
beagraceand rhythm when the wearer walks.
Our first showing of the fall skirts are begin­
ning to arrive.
"

S«« Window Display of llew Fall Styles

ftrqnt BlSM w« mak*.

so much to Ive considcretl as
coal length Jbeloir the
line. This skulcil
coat to be worn with
may be of several forms,
though the idea of a fiilcl
back and some fitted fr
seems to l>e gaming grou
The Princess ccat, v Inch
bears a cUvse resemblance U
in*s Prince .Ml>ert; th<
Cutaway Coat, imxleled di
recflv from a man’s culawav
Corset Coat, with more lull
ness in the back Inrlow the
waist line, and tire Russian
blouse with skirts sis long a;
those on the other new moil
els will all find a place in the
fall sample lines . .

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FOR BALL

»or*. with iu*U urrhwrd

tiiMirg.* 1. Miller for the
d change of name iif At
I minor child of Frank and

$8.75

Straw Hats
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FOR RENT.
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Eight Seventy-Five for Men’s Swell Suits!

All SortsAll SlzcsFor Business. For Outinr. For Dress. Extensive variety-Unusual Merit. $12.50. $13.50. $15.00 and even
$18.00 values in the lot, for ................................

fiTRiCTLV fiANlTARV flUOfi are/*"*
•weSa Ivwm eld carpeU by ih# New; In New Tcirk. ul the low«^ u«-»‘l»-h‘
Sm Rut Manufacturing Cc.. Od., of |

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Zddk^ tailored Suits
i.Tor TalL

RECORD WANT AO.
order was made sending'Myron

feTyTtlsh to see a gcHid gauuto Allaire Mt Pleasant will
« next Wednesday. and Eaai
the Saturday foUowIng "
.

: out. laoH^ Friday, july sa imr.

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MEN’S $UITS~tU8,

tut, ti2.oo. $isao

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DOIIMO TMIIMOSf

STOAW HATS~38C

Just wt^m through our Suit slock anti sorieii out all “singles' to pul in at
urici s to dost quick. The Six-l hirty-eighi geiods sohl as high as I’en
iVdlars—thr Kight-'rhlny eight suits were many of them Twelve (iollar
gtvods the Twd\ e dollar lot contains hne suits up to Seventeen dollar
givods. At Fifteen dollars we pul in single suits worth as high as TwenTy three dollars- our very hesi
best such an opporiunily should
early attention from suit buyers These prices ought to dost out every
single suit in two week's time.
, '

OUTMG SUITS-X3.34,14.00

rhese amount^ buy suii> worthIt Five
r ive ill
dollars ami Six dollars to make a
long story short we offer our splendi
splendid line of fine Outing Coats atuF
* ’ off regular
Ik*-si make*;
Fants at just one-thini
j
make;; only, price Five
ular prices
dollars to Fifteen dollars in this lot

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oonw p«no-ii.2s,

out. 02.31, {3.00

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These arc; less than half value in many cases—regular prices from One dollar
to Two Dollars -finely made of b(‘st materials—they're worth lcK)kingat-these
prices will close out the entire lot in a short lime—it's to your interest' to buy
early.

NEGUOEE SNI0TS-65C

Fine lot of One Dollar Goods—all.collors.

I

WORKING SHRTS-I9C
BOV'S ANO CHILDREN'S SUITS
ONE-FOORTR OEF

Fine of black ami light colors—worth 'rweniy-fivo* to Thirty-five cents;

1 his offer induHi-s a great variety of styles and patterns—two-piece and three
piece suits—this puts the price where every boy at
neetl ought to have
one of these suits.
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BOY’S AND CHILDREN'S HATS-1 Qc
This includes both sailor and turban shapes- fine straws that sold from tweniy-tive to fifty cents, part of them ate from a line samples - extra values here for
little money.
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Former prices front Two dollars to Four dollars—best makes, perfect fitting,
fine Flannels amf-worsted gootis —no such line elsewhere in the city—who
doesn't need an extra pair of pants? Who knows of a better offer than this?
Also a splendid line regular Worsted and Cassimere fine pants at about OneFourth to One-Third off.

SHOT WMSTS-SOc, 75c. 1.00

I hese are worth One dollar in any
Ceni> -now about two dozen left.

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BOY’S LINEN SUITS-1.00
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Sizes from eight to fifteen—worth two dollars and more at regular prlce>r^
Double Breasted. Square Cut Coats—splendid for summer wear,
^

CHILDREN’S WASH SUITS-SOc, 75c ^

About what the cloth is worth—sizes from three to twelve years^T-^ild^l fr(
one dollar to two dollars—linen and fancy colors; also white"^ucl
chance to make the little fellow comfonable at small cost.S

CflILOREN'S WAIST-19e

Fine dark blue and light pauerns. sizes from four to twelve—you cap hardly
buy the cloth for this amount—extra well made—don't ir>’ to make chiidreo s
^ clothes when these prices prevail.

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