The Evening Record, June 02, 1903

The Evening Record, June 02, 1903

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1903-06-02

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Wfp^g the'EVENING .RECORD
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TBAVKR8E CITY,MICH.,’TI KSDAY. JI XE e, m«.

FOR PUMPS
ONCE MORE

iltpa fc

OPEN TO
THE WORLD

w

VAlU AT* ballt AO fMt or • liuU
MOI* ta A«ptAC«. mad orgt^d tboi to to
COUNCIL

TOOK

ACTION

NORTHPORT

■OOTIMI lUSlMESS

alao fatfMtod Ifaat Uie walLa lliat ar«
la tiM Ml daoKTioot coadltioa W
.i» aak«d

APPRECIATES

STIRRING SPEECHES

AND MUCH

ENTHUSIASM

I that all bllUbai

First

lua«l Witt.
tk« .lilb BOUW lo i.4)oara. Uw «■•

Signal for

1 THE WEATHER
IN GAINSVILLE GEORGIA. STORM
OF YESTERDAY

PBHlSS
SS:«&jCS5S
ilia iiMiiwai oa iff# aad valor, iha

CASE LOOKS
VERY BAD
FURTHER

DEVELOPMENTS

THREE MYSTERIOUSDEATHS
ALL IN ON€ FAMILY AND WITHIN
TEN DAYS

TIm Manor of Iba pan

siSt515^j.S
s^?i'?^r5sr.‘fSjsi:T;
uiaa of ** Jobo Wldotwhka. Agriii and
Uaavaaoar'* aad th« Matter vaa dof»rrMi to two wa« ha. vto tka aaaal

Mora

Suapicioua

aa

the

Poaaible

Killed and CO lnjurrd~Day

Turned Inte Night,
m Wtr. to iho Ev«alca ItMorC
C.amsville. ila. June L* -Cntd the
.lebiih Is rh*ared away it i^ impoaalblc to give Ihe-exact liUUi»H<r of killed
aud Injur.-.! lii.th.- tornado b.-rc. The
prop.Tiy loss may reach s::.h»uoo, al
..St L^ it is m the houses d,The |t*Ms.-» from th.- citton
kinoe.1
ire Hiuall aHalr*.
It
. -tiniaiiM
In th.- m IgbU.rhiHKl ol sn are
like a Fourth of July there kilUsl. though the claim K made that
10
will
pruliably
cover th.- I..sk of life.
yeaier.lay
The liitie pt^iple were oiA
• CO itr more are Injnr.Hl
The
in gala attire and the big people were
LScalUm of UMlies U diOiculi on
do lew. interested i
langled
c<iiidiliun.
Farmers lor miles a

Kalkatika.
Mhli. r
te ioii^lUK darker tor
UiiiKhi

an

baUdlUIr walk of

room for Firo Cngina at NigliL
Tba aaad of anoUier laam uaar at
band for tba flra aaglaa at aighi. waa
laam dgriag tba day. tba man to aleep
at Iba oagtaa boaa«< aad liava bla uw
aaar at hand, to aaa oo Iba Are i ngloa
SomoSoaolairolloaman.
Aldamaa Olllalt aakcnl that H H.
Mo^ ba appolatod aa f|iaolal police
Iba wait alda of Iba oily.

E~^»EtSvS
Efs:;ss£n::'r£;:£''
s.wi?r;5;Tr-;r:S!;2i
Otbor MoMoro Fosaod Uooa.

w^ OtoBoatoM^mw
•p by Mr. Leadoo.

U waa referred

0^*^ Iba ODOtb alda of Waal
rrool Mraat from Ibo'brtdga weal, waa
ordamd robalH. Tba pan from i)ak
■Croat waat U to ba of ooaaoat. while

JJirSio-K^bli

When Mra. MeKnlKhl hiou»;ht foi
roi'ord and pnihate a m.ingaio* for
Ifiihi on the |.r«jM-ny of the late Mr

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■"V- F "

PANIC HAS
SUBSIDED

Calf Oxford*,

Time

of the m.xny wi.nien who jay
$:i IHJ hi! Kieir
A gocxl time

for

lo study music

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..........................> IW taMtlu ol Um

V ' straw and

\ New Bek’s. 25c to $L5U. \

Open this Evening.

tout tlitl.lirn

they have

a

KIMBALL
lice on—It’s

HICH

TEiUiLE CONDITIONS STILL

that

sIhk-s

money*s woiih

gel their

(rR.\l».

PIANO to prac.
the best

on

the

at Fat

HAngsd for Mutiny aad MiirStf.
Jackaol. Ky . Juno I-Judge Rod
wine this morning granted a cbaM*
"^lulverponl. 7une*x"^^aiave
»Un of venuo for CuitU Jolt and Tom
and William Smith, two of the
WhUo. and nnmod Wool Liberty
the place and
tbe date Juoe
•oameu convicted of mutiny and
dif alHiard the Gbitlah bark
Tbomaa Maronm aays tbo place Is aU
wur« hanged la the Walter Jail
miles from a railroad
UvenhMd todh)
will be afraid to go
He aays
aa
be caa
uadoretaad tbe wbolo aEalr
► aiUPHOPHONBS.
recnlar
m oo. rbolof. Id oo
Urinnoll
. m S. INoat

16.00
20.00
20.00

Phaeton buggy, in good repair,
for.................... :....... ......................... ........
I wo-Seated 0|>en Buggy,

Blacksmith shop for rent—the old stand of Eli l*urvis
in the alley near A. McCall’s Shop.

B. J. MIOR<iAN

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of a pa I of tMir ll.iiid Turn*
or

Well ' ;rci.M,

Slice.

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:

lUneruft
:

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WAISTIIMQS
)VST RLCEIVKI) AN .\SSORTMKNT OF PERCALES,
GINGHAMS. 60TTED SWISS. DOHTIES, etc., ftom

W.W.UIIBIiLL COMPANY

THE Old. KKUIAWJt

franTfriedrich
A OO.
The New Stasd -142 frost Sl

8o yd. lwJi»w«ird»...

tSTkononTst^^

am ^

Suit Values

0I« ara SalHng $uits Olortb

.Ter TIee Dollars
Ole are SalHng Suita Qforfb
^e.SO ko MIO mr»«l MIS

TorSixDollarsandCbirIV-6lflM Ctiite.
01. art S.mn« *uM< Wort.
Wia.oo.o wis.oo

For €iaM Dollars and
CMnyEighteonts.

Our Best makes

the

Go to TrtaL

35.00

Heavy l-umber wagon ^itbout box.

till lliej gel then feel inxi.le

:r.\

almost lay ihelr hi
there
haa
been
tached to

26.00

.Mso a litjht ^;-Korse wajjon. nearly new.
Harrison make.
in. tire, double box

— 'The text

Enough Poison to K.il Several Men.
Kh. rin rreiKhU.n
.n hllHlI)
IiiihII) we
went .pih-t
Many Still Waiting for Roocue
111.- proM-e.
laalL of M.,rph>
M ami the .'out.-Ill a ot t|
grossing SatisfsctoHly st
anaijsed
l« waa f..iind to <-<.n
«-m.ii»:li -itL. hiiiiu lo hu%e kill.-.l
Topaka.
-al ni*-ii
Sjr*wir. (o tte* gvBAiag auoBrs.
rlaiimHl llia| Mra MeKnichl
Kansas riiy. June 1 — Al H <.*clock
purehMai-.l air> h. 4iiii.‘ at
l-'ife this m.iruiUK the Missouri river stood
hall* pu
Idike IhruiiKh a larim-r. nml that Ihl.a
4-qusl 111 the hlgheiil point
-t haa I..H1] re«eal.-.l I.l a girl who
during ihU catastrophe. Tbe
LMl In the Maine h.wiae at the lime
iMiidiilous hi-rc UkIs) an- more fsvtw
sl.h- sithimgh there Is no water to
Suried Two Huabanda.
light Ares
The panic ha*, subsided
In eorim-.iion wUh th. eaae. It i
furnished
nnalied that Mr* MeKi.lKht haa l>e.-u and thousands have
The tutsi death list
Ir,- iiiarrU‘(1 ni.d that l»..!h her him with gT.M'eri.-s
I never Ik* kuown. but
ut tf all
mil. du-d amldeUl.L. and U.th U<t In
w ne.I as eye i
t say. 12 II
»uraiie«- In h.-r lui.ir
.No aimpleb.im
V hi. loBl
ere anmae.l at th.- Iltm\ h..weier
it Tutu-ka ih(
tlons are pn>
Mra MeKnlghia
sslDg Isvursb
the death list
iiam.sl
still tlV'J »* 34
aleiiilm- n-.vnily l.
lapu u n ugullial Ml • MrKl.1^1.1 l.»>
K^:
■lion With ihU
toilay:
“The sitiiaikin in K-ausas
nty
Kan
cannot b.-.painte.l too
black
llereiH.ru
‘ Mflei-n thou
deal ha (Mi
ni
ei umnl
la greatl)
sand
iMHiple
aliMiiutely
dc-atltute
and
raa.- and ail a*.ria
Im-iuk cared for In clinrch’es. halls and
i*g
More aireata u
muiilcliial
Imildlngs
Between bmi
In- made ami )i
and <;«Ni retng.s-B are Kerhiusly sick. 1
will take la aa :
ialke.l io.r.n men who had had only
imi- meal in rr. hour*
Groceries are
The dflliM^ra I » thH city have b
all cleaned out
Hotels and restaur
..n the Ua.kotit f.*r Mra
Mar)
ants are rlosnl
Medicine sua-ks are
|N.i...m-r of
Knight, the a.oiM-.Thieves over
relatlvea near Fife l^ke
She waa In pracilcall) exhausl.s!
ihU rliv laat week, but atarted \o ro- run the place and the Imitlng of dtlurn t.i Kalkaeka Hnnday evening be St-rli-d houses is pr.Keevling day and
o
fore Kherin ri.an.11er r»‘o.-Ued word night
•Ikizens of iwople are still on
fri.ni the Ralkaaka eountr oltliH-i*
that Hie waa want.*.!
Hhe waa ar honsei.ips. and p.*^.na
nuted iaat eieuing at Walltin. how tarn dead or atnudilYely
ever. Iml.ire ahe
tMiild
make
the «-x|H*sure. can tie seen lying
change of cars to return home akme out the reach of aid “
the fa.ta that

FOR SALE!
one hoi^ lumber wa«on,
make, all coihplete. double bo

never know wh.it they mused

lory price and easy
us soon

i. J. IVIORGAIM

no schvK.l xlml-

ies to bother them.

CHANGE OF VENUE

■iT^iiT^y* •“ **“

Hcmkiujutert for

f

i.il1nl«iii
1 S5.00
A vgriely in both straw and Panama bats that is
1 S7.00
unequalled elsewhere, and our {irices are in cv‘cry
inalance the very lowest.
1 SI 0.00
The new wide-brini............................. S«C It $X«*
1 S 12.00
Si.lit br»ul,-in kllpropottioai.... S0ct0.$2.00
1 *16.00
Poito Rico i«lm h«,..................... $3.00
French ami Sa American Panama hats. .$10.00
1 *16.60
j .| “By all mean’s have a fit’’-* •*¥f.V5„?hrrV''>^
\
- .8. BBIMDA A OO. >

IR A'TiH V

ONLY
A
SMALL
PORTION

Vacation

market, and you get

FLOODSWEPT KANSAS CITY.
i.l Ihm-ii
that the morluaKe. ahlel
given for I2(kI ha.1
be
cliimally
MISSOURI
aimpieb.iia Invame ae
tUe
Whe
waa learne.l that Mr
Murph) wfl
.unHl
for Il.tHHi In
or of hii
I., and that In case of
a wife and ehll.l th.‘
w.uild n-Lert i.. th.- helra.
auaplelon lN-eitim> aitllain.nver
Tlo- SITUATION SERIOUS IN KANSAS
Inauramx* waa earH«M
in
the Flf.CITY. KANSAS
• of Maeeah. . a

Thta lM«ara out

fi:F:

\cUiur

os*r :

tsrw'tsTisii'ird-iKfiJir,

iMfoa vllb Iba
IbaloAoorwaa lo bava obarwa of tba
amrkol alia, aad look attar joat aaob
amnaw aa Iboaa oomplalaod of. Tba
boofd of oablla worki waa laatraolod
to look yy^^lba oiatlar along iha

Youth>

genuine wcU soles, sizes It* to 2

r;v

MdiltUoiiai

•LSTA
r?2.'s

ou aoooaal of Iba amalU ibat
U
ebiluata
from Ibal goarto. Ha oallod allaaIloa 10 Iba faol Ibal wbao iba oAoa

10 to *2.

^i.eo

1 MEN’S
1 FINE
1 SUITS

night‘s As lMH.ple‘rt.-d ir^n il

l*h> an- U.-velo|K-il
uile ami rhlhl a ill Uith I
glvaa arMT llbartj to aall a H
ooauty ami Uo- eom.-i.U of I he ^lotiiarh
'aioo if Ua lysed
I’ll to I he Himir Oeolh. John
uaa. aad Ibaa aot oolj i
mooey for
Muriih>. hu wife
a twoyear^.hl
tko olDr bai oam a ba
ehllrt i»ere lUim:
Mr Murphy*.
i-r III Spnii»;neld iuaimlilp. %*
klcKiduhi aa.«-alM> IIvIiik at that
hilt were preiwnnn lo move Into
II. oI Hu ll oaii
The da> iM-fore
Dowor OotMt for Canning Factory
aere i.*.mo\e. .Ml and Mr.. Mur
phy a ere oiii ol the hou^.* f.ir a lime,
ami
alien ihey reinrned they r.muU
Mr
alait lalo aoliao opatalloa aa aooa aa that their illlle one was dead
iba Malarial oaa ba aaourod to oao. Murph> aetii to Hi. l.ake to menre
caakelI (or the lit
lltit.
He one. ai« there
La IM. auaplelon bui that death hml
At tached
lim- waa a _
.
from
uainii
n-i.uU.-d
Innii
a
Uttinial
eau^.While
pletod 10 Iba airooLibal Iboj ooid Iba
lnM.p.,kink. und.-rwear. calU*.. drc^Nea,
In Hfe Ijtke
ootto al MOO. aod aabad Ibal Ihla aad
Lite alwi died
II la atal. d that
a walk to Iba faolorT ba looked loto
la.M AllillvL-d In I'h.- Cara. Tie
ah.'aa* anl.Je.-i t.i eplleinle Ala. uml
ih.-in Itehlml * .
HO iliai no a
• iv.i. I Climb the Trees •
Hanging from a watchroaker’a sign.
bTiwl^ alT dlaiMifd S^olhmto!
Mi-peiid.-d from the platform - “Omin
I la wile and child Imlh b. UiK dead. Tlim\ placard lat-ketl lo the platformMnrpby c,.nliuiie.l lo IIl.- with hla
MBOl bava an ooUat for It. Oo moKx.rohlng HiarU from IhU Station
h.-r and hia wlater. Mra M. KniKht
Uoa of Aldanuaa Wtibalm. Iba aawar
.Ma>
t«>n days alter Hie d.^ath .d ht^
(Continued on Second Page)
wif.- and daiiKhl.»r, Mr. .Mnri.hy him
died aud.letily. ami hla d.-ath waa
to aoL aad Iba oompaoT ware glyao

Altolaa *ltoa*lloo^i!^a* ^ tl.«^
pgpwi Ibol aio blowB aboat tba

\ou\h\ l^1tcolI \
\amp t

• a.oo

Poi

!Trr5t.:Lt rrrnd's

parMlaaloo to

Swtii
Oxfords
Tor Bops

\\ genuine well «»les.
liinches
with friends or from well
fllU-il Itaakeia In the pretty groves milferen.
to
The tornado nlmck the tow
aUnit
the
village.
Indiauk by the
.uiherii iioriioB It .am.-wiih
M'ore. with whlmwimrlng ey««M. ga/.ed
tn auian-meui at the loci.imuiv.- as
it imfred thn.ugh the village, i-mlttlng
gr«-ai \..Lumen **f auioke. which luo- the.v w.re cMUghi in il-.- w
lu.-iitHrd) eiiHhromled the vicinity of l.lown tn all dir.-ctioni
the track
«Md braves,
with
Ih.-ir
mciiik. oti
Ideiice of civ ill IcniidaiH.iV
sail.-il like Ivuv.- ill 111.;
II of the village blo. kii. r.H
ya«i.»u. aii.l the .
w. r. pi. k.-d up
n joic-d that Ihey I
liViM to st-«- lh«ler the
bv tbe Kioriii and cani.sl ov«-r tr<<Ur-ii tram enter
th village
k o
placardH met the ga/e of aml b.ius..* lor h.n*r
th.- Traverse City vUiUira aud olM
I 11 TKI KIU4S1II. n ...MILS M J TKI’K
U.
1» O A r*ly.*.j.t wUMiirt. lr.nil
clain as they entered the town
tm
1U. lit ..r
jlh* lL-« uf •IriLC* it
one able of a large building waa a
kB.r« V Ur U* M M . I lo >l|1r. ill Tue-w.laV Blkil
gn at sign. ‘Dul of the WolhIs. ” While
almnt the gaily decorated teoiporarv
siau.l. where the deia.i U to U* built, CUT AT AMO BELOW COST NEXT
there were many similar slgiia with
ten days on adk coaU. suits, voile
iuM ripiitina as folluwa: .
skirts and white waists. Mrs. H. M.
On the l4ty shtire-"Fre«- Drlukn '
Timbitn. over
Peoples
Savings
On a l.ank of gravel near the tiaek
Bank.
t88«:N

CirotinnaUncea

^alop Pointing Toward Mra. M<
Knight

That From 30 te SO Were

S'

^MURPHY POlbONINO

thTbodiar of'^lc0waod%raoiia waa
hioaghi ap. aad Ohiaf of PoUoa iUn-

The people of NoiihiK>rt will r<enibi-r for yearn lo come the lay lot
I he la*i rail wbich opened cumniu
eailon with the oulaWe world hy
illrnad. and the ceremonlea of yea<icl» in the bU
luiy of th
little
village,
w hii h haa b
been pracilcally
Khiii on and
renmte from the eenlerx ,oI enterprise io realise the bene
Air. *4 the. march of prugreaa
>r. the Tillage la ‘out
aud from now on
on hi
be in touch with other
j-»riloi
world, which will aid

Cr/p BoqU Store

xb

and^
Ktrciaaa

tbt CwtaOy

mUh tt,St»ct is CsmphH.......... .

M

LOSS OF LIFE
IS TERRIBLE

MO Drag.

A daailii alap «a« labaa for ih« »•
aart^ id aav |W|» to tka olij

w W Che St»»4»rd

•ikl the kSdjwi waat u
U.l«
nude than Ndna'* an.l their aitxlcrxie price. .naVe
them at oace the po|^ book.

A GREAT DEHORSTlAnON

IN nCGULAN ftKMiON

y

I

that tU

OiiN^iO or GY-CITV^ rATMlKi

St.

|

Boston. June ; -Harry Kikes, thej
bicycle ruh-r and star pace folUiwi-r. 1
well known on the racing tracks of
the Culi.-d
Siai.-^ aud K-.rope. wa.^
THE
klU.-»l at the D. w Charlt-s riv.-r |»ark ,
al the initial racing m.-ei
Hu rear!
lire burst on the flrsi lap of the six J.
leenib mile aud he was ihniwu with!
lerrlAc force
Will HUumiii. bicyclist. |

T. C.. L. A M.

AGAIN LAST NIGHT

DtIS0tt Btbks,.,..

Noted SkycH R«c«r the Victim of gn!
EapImMd Tira.

SEVENTH YEAR—188»

Whai’h ihr xisc of paying a tailor Ligr prices for your
clothes. Alxmt the only thinR you K^hi in doin^ sob.
the satisfied fe«*fin|; you cx|>ericncc in the tailor’s tjar*
menis. Thcrc‘s iipthiiijy else and that’s just as possible
in **Adler’s” ready to service clothes as it is in the tail­
or’s-$15.00 to $22.50.

WH-MEL-IVI
Cor. Front and Unton

are put in these lots where one
or two Suits remain • It’s a great
piece of good fortune for the man
who wants a suit, and can be fit­
ted from these.

BamiUon Ootbing

.;.

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'7

^

mtch.J tpesday, jttx^

THE EVEIOIIG tKOHH.

helm, the gaestloa whether to oauh^
tUh a pahllc hath or pot waa before
the ^BBiilpBi poMll apd rhaBoea for

aU that rich,<Uri color
your haW,used 10 havw P H’S

TRAVBMK CITY, ttlOtaWAN

ii

nm T
A W HANNBN. Khmt ^'£um.

yaara old. wa> always la
er tmfd a cA-fit t<i
I my Ule 1 aeI way hath* i
look' a hath
r> aa<L. ladgliui troi
> of some of the city
that oomA here even la)arU»UB * After
that
the woaarU, to a Bsaa. vui«
acatBBt the lam»vaih«.
liMraUoa day-a a* ol^erAed la ih

TMtitTlBTiBig

MMTTOtf for a MWBtk’a MURf
Rae. W T. waadkoano laft tkM

It nakea the hair grow very feeavy. • «.«.Cw«.WRSW

mea. I am

GRAND TRAVBRRB HERALD

will bo bold in iko okarek parIbtfiioMWrow atfottoom at tm.
XL % Bill wiU fa fit OU MAmUm

Mofaiag forFlashlaf.

MloR.wWro

ho will toMorrow porform tko Mar-

___^ of tbOM coatotiUe;

Oheo Oraaaaagb
atirrtbg speech, bat not all he had la
RNRVITIM
Mr Wirt A Oook Graoo aad Ooonre
tende<l to say
He eicnaed hlmaHr by
M AidaoeUlj will meet
oaapaai-d tkelr latkor
aaylag that he had had a loag apeech
rtarMMmat t o’dbek at
^ wbeve tboy wlU opoad part
prepared, but the party aUippod at
Suit<ms Bay ua their way aad hia OamtalMlL
af tlialr roooHm wMb tbolr graadparaiH<<Hh bad vanUhed
However. Mr
TU Otdar- of Ibe Eastern Star . aiho farm.
ipa4 nwothwr of tkolr delightful

m>-

alMMlonntbiaaftonMMM.
orator) miertalaai^ the ihrong and
Amertrau cemetery, whcr. the U*dle»
Tha Mgalar Meetlag of the Wornmany thMga #.*0*1 for them to li^
of a roORiderahle aumUr ,4 Auldlrn*
to
He
nn‘a Homo and Fotolgn Mlaalonwry
bare IH^B hurted durlaa
«he
|«*i
aoelety of the Piaokyteriao obanh
year, there wery luiprtR.*»w A.^U«e^
held OBder the aaspHM-s *4 the €»»« l*U tors la
will be held la the okarv I. WedoMday
I
and of the Amerlcaii eliH. td MawlU
Hnah r.f Northys.rt
rthys.rt also ad at X:ilO o'clock
lawood Wch id Washingiuo. h. J .
In a fi‘w words
The regular Meeting cf tiie Calfonu
Hank, Kolgbta of Pythlaa willookur
irufaW *lo *KdUor
hope rwwervolr. aad an amateur ft«h«T
thla erculag
A fall attendance la
maa. Joha Beasley hy aame. was his
Mired.
Praaswtation to C
Fred Bechtel‘a aalooB frout has U>eM
Wh«i K r Rogers.
veteran.
graatlj iMprovad by being painted in
r>*i
Tb.. h.«h cukM Mck-. pres<«Bted the fi.b!
right eye aad lore It from tha aocVei
men and gold.
Murray, he aald he v
L. shake
IM falaiwd from the ruiln and U III hands with him. and
sk.-d Ihw. IN-.,
The regalar meeting of the i u. U.
at kume from the ahcjck
pie of the Village to imag
glue (hat they
T. lodge Will be held toMorrow night
eilen M
8U»ae, the nilR^-lonary
. ait graspliiR Mr Murray r hand
la
the FrotaoUre Home Circle hall.
whuac raplurw by hrlgaads In Turkey
Murray was so surprU»Ml ibat he
rawawd a awaaatkm. has
r<4eived a
City Opera Houe blook.
Il not resiHjud
p*remplory dearand fmiu the AUte de
Theaaaanl meetiag of the Ladi. •’
lartment to furnish lufi.rmutluu u|H.n
closed by a rr
which Uio department ran prepare a
V of welcome by
^Tb« fumrfl of the rtUftgo of >
claim against Turkey
preside
pon U BOW prartlUBlIy MBurod
Th.;
Maay lloral r.lTeringh were s«nt t».
aufman Impre
MunplHlnn of llie T C . U * M rwU ('auinn la meroory, of ihe martyr pres
e fact that the
Idem oa Memorial day
ruBd nmrkB bb epoeh im'ike btalory (

^
AH

Ho&rj King retarmwl froM
3a»day « tko ttmomr HU
OMnpytka by bar llttlo aiecf*.

y

i-;-r'

1:

woiiTMfoirr* ruTunt.

AN OPEN LEHER

tMt village, Bfid It reoialBa fur. II
people of I bat locality to Baalat la il
4wvBk>p»eoi of the village

aod

1

MirrouBdlBgB. where the muai beaui
ful reiMir! In the northweet caB I
made. Norlhport poaieaaei admirable
aaiural advaaiaiM for a iiupular r«
eon, aad already ouulde capital Ubr

■ •':!'•;■■ '.i''
geal great >MatbUltlet for the future
Omeaa will enjoy atmllar beneBts.
aa will otiMjr'aiiiall retreats In that
part ul the eoiiDiy.
B«t the eoamercUl

;.uf

ii
ffij;

as

M

advantages

whieh will accrue to the whole count)
aatf tP Travefae Oily will be fully as
great. If hot greater, than the devil
upmeat of the resorts
The car ferry
will

up imuenae marhetf In the

northwest

heretofore

OPEN TO
THE WORLD

the mi-ti who furnlshisl the letsnOed Personally for Every “Wo
-y. wlthi.ut which noihlng could
Reader of the Record.
have lieeu done
He hu|H-d that some
day the p.-ople of N'orthiMirt
woiiM
meet these nieU. and hulw
We hav.1 o/l.r tor >0.1
results will khow that the)
rungi; ot
.
S L Wall A
n.Hl In Investing si. large
Si,I,A. one «
*-i reliable .Iriigmow y
lAter on Mr ' Kaufman luibl
(Oontlnned fnim Pfrat Page )
w«- hai
,-ver lb-all wilt.
a tribute t.. Hi.ti Perry Hsnuati. and
lutruduciW
e|*alni Vim- to your la
Nell Train Is-sv
dot fared that had It not Uh-ii f(»r htin
. w.- an- going to glvt*
Time- 2;iM
8s
the rikad would
you phenomenal value
We do ibl*
If. Ikorsl Time"
Hchciut Time
Rida on tha Cara.
for the simple reason Hiat you ’wiM
. Wuni Stay Off the
rei-elve su mueh Ih-Iii tit from the I
Veretses the crowd
lelne
that
y«m
wiil help
trihuted along the
peraed
U.ni Flirt With the Trsii.iu. r
gtsNl
work
and
do
a^
oil
track,
watching the
i^»k Out for PIckins^ekiH^^^
City women liavi* nsoi
workmen at work. The^ln
The
hose Wishing to Stop
and fiat cars
City Must Hpesk to the
Im* IM. kage of
1^11111 Vim
id the
with inslerlsl
isiut U in Advance “ ,
n.iu S K Wall A Sons, and Huy
Ik.ut Lay U.wn on the Trackvill givi- v«.u. w’lHioul 4’barge. a kiH*
fldnm. Indians, aquaws ■
Atlached to
N.v «.! our Haiiative Taldeis Tl..- con
. and the novelty of the
i» 1^1 for I
• —-This Oil;
.tn.-d use ol ll.esi- two liu di. in.-s i
ill live with them aiwuy
Tacked to a

This Is a

ImporUht thing for this section

The roadU-d Is remarkably sm.s.
fur a new one all the way fn.m Tr*
erse City to Nurlhp«iri
The luvlla
Ing b not y. i cmpteie.!, but wii.u
dime this win IM- one of He' l»esl Irn'lll
lin.-» In Mbhlgan. alibougii a
one
The Traverse tily visitors
siirprisiMl at the pn.grei-s ma.I.
delighted with Ib.-ir trip
Open for Traffic June ?§.

KoMing

Settees, will hold

............... <.................................

•

three )icoi4c; ationg. well
- V •................................................ $1.25

HamnKicks from 7Sc up to............ ..

.................. ..........................$8.00

and Mrong.for......................................................... .........................................$4.00

Mra Mary l^ry left this Moniiag
fur Aliyn to ipwid the summer.

Sum N)le, tom i««coger. f.»..................... .......................

Frof. Will Needham left tbU mom
lag for a fishlag trip to tbo Platte
U

Cmlor

wool

$5.00

We CM iJewe )ou in lawn OooJfc

J. W.

to LeUad thU

mivrmng to ntternd oiroait court.

il-ATe:R
WHOLCfiALC AND RETAIL

gu.-sR- s»ul tlM- iwviurslly wvwfT
yom.« man. * I w;.s i.M-nul l« Ir* n mil
tlonalre. bnt stnricl .m s line wln-re
Umu duu t give tisusi. ra.**-^ lUUimure
Atuel i. .au.

WbBre Do You Buy
Your Shoos?

Mrw. Hr..wu S.. you weir out
last idgbt. rfit
uwo -No: I was Ht. sud 1 11
you #U» for your shsiw.-^ l>rln>U

Our ^ady custocuers say that since they have
licen buying shoes from us Itre.l feel arc al­
moat unknown Uf
to them.
most
We lit the leet
licsl of easy and yet sty-

Th 111 HiIh k.-e
m nil oHi. r .lls
il uulil tbu IsnjI

that yxvur feel are sure to
be comlortable
We give a splcndul opporttmil) to Mve COc on every jair of our

SI-IOES

u.r.i pr.
pr.*iMiihe.l
i.H-al
r.-UH-.li«-s ui
. ..n.*.tuiiH> lailing to * nr.- with
ir.-jiini. nil.
prMn..iiUi-.-.t ii Incii
S» b-nce liui pniv.-n catnrih i;»
. ..nstlfiH.u's) di-. asi- {«
i,.iuln-.n*i. iiintU.iial
tf..iiii..-nl
lliitl
faiarrli i'.ir.*. inainifa. tun .1 by
K .1 vMi-n. v A r.i T..‘| hi. <»hli.. i

.............See them in out show wm.low...............

^ m. F*fSfiVIVIAN

- nn**eir»B WiwH,

anmg V.rt Ih• ’ w?.m b.' IlliI ul uI or* i* r. c'
ar III. teii'u.iit.-n, oxurtau iioiil.k-. m i
lous
ptosiratton
or «»Hi«‘r l.>iii:il

»aie

-

Cbe ero$s<lt $}.50 ajid $4.00

kC^Vell
Wall A* S.m*s"l,..m-Jii
you l.iiv.* m.l r.s
mbi.v Hie>

llnil'v Fsu.itv^vpilU ar.- ib- U-i

!

Fine Pants ars bstUr
The Pe
tailor made. Made' by
an men
Sold by
Peerless Mfg- C
II first clays de

a package .

OR. J. W. HIQQINk. Dentist, has ra-!
moved to the New Munson Block.
I
1740 If

Shirts are the host
The Peer
iM. be made for a sp-.
T.-I) v.iurmoney can buy.
Made
IK im linWMHU ii
INorlhport to the .Truv
will follow, this In turn will aid th
Mfa. Co.. Detroit.
Sold
He salil In imrt;
We wel.n.m.
I. of July celebration
villages |ud stimulate the growing u all here today, aa.l we are lik<
class i^alers. '
J
a
Msrtm.
M
l»
fi.
It
l£>s....
M
fruits of a iMTlshaldc character, which glad to welcome Hits rallmad whnh
rn part o
**BV
ALL
MEANS
HAVE
A FIT.**
lave
been
wuiHng
lor
so
many
•
here
by
has heretofore Uerni risky, owing to
Bends A Co.. Clothiers.
Many ul the resl.lentw of this
delays In reaching the markets This
place have Ihm‘1i skeplbal a.n to t
Driven to Deaperat
stability of tills projiH l. wbb h
w
ving Hi an «..iP r.f Hie
irr.moted sevrral years ago: but i
ferry gets In o|MTallon: and Indeed
ived Iroiu (Ivilizaiion.
ailroarl Is here at last, the pulling
will be remi^le<l In great miutsiire at
•n driven t.. d. siK
be liH-oimdlve has Un-n Insird by <
MMtn as cars begin lu run
i.bnt. rv-uUine li
.iH.ple, and w.- believe this rallr.md
Wi.unds
The adv4*nt of this line Into LeVla
iieans a w..ndertnl di*velopiuei
Arnl.
lliu-ki.-n
nau ciiunty Is a great In^nefit to th«
bis section of the country ‘
Jas H
Rev Rlih imld a very cordial Irtn
whole section
hereabouts, and the
g Hlorc
h“m
jle to C K Murray, who he described
Iluuc.l <'.u..rr%.lor,, i.uHt.J It.J .i.ari.
coming years |rUl show Us value
as having been Indefailguble In bb
is to bring abmi
the Irnpix.ve
a M. Hell and Ucarj Wlaohneirskj
He spoke r.f hls zeal and hls
drdernilnatb.n to succ«M-d . and- Mir loft tin* moroiag for a fiaklng trip to
the Platte rlvor.

More rapid development of the farms

lAwn

Two-Fu&sengev l^wn Swings, ramW of goml hardwuoil; giKwl

>mir
mon.*:
.g for a ^ivev
show out gr- It faith In the nmrwK
City to the
II Vim- and ..nr Sauail
«-rs ai Nt.rHt Tal.b is to < »r»- He- siuH'ial »li'*»-a’

Mr Miirr,
Ul train
m. eimg u
,H.rl JumClforu V

m any posh ion, 7.V

......... J*....... . • ............................. .$1.00

Isolated

near—-Hotel Wsbb.rf ('sstorls; ls»
Ing. #1 W); with beds. |7iHl.“
And several similar plm-artlw cal
Istad bi Impress the visitors I
Norlhport resIlBed that she had
northwest, but provides means fur a deed «»me out of the w.hkJh.
shorter haul from* the upper penli
Intsrssting Emsrciscs.
for the great timber and rolneri
The esereUes were tn ebarue
Bdltur W. K CampUil of the U«.
soureea.
Traverae City will receive a direct who also traded a lii.ru gleefully in
the iMvnd.
After
the
rerenu.ny of
'benefit by reason of Quick lranam>^
the last spike by Mrs Kaul
Utk»n facilities furnished the pAple man, a» deAcrllK-d In yesterday s llta
ord. Mr CamplHill owilfd the a*sem
of IkSidanau county to get In nn«
of the city
Thls^wlll also develop Idage to order, and Invited the ufil
dais ami visitors from Travi rse City
the otmaiy and ultimately result
and Buttons Hay to seats on the plat
building up every community In the fi.rm
He then IntrralucrHl Rev, H (1
lerrllory touched by the railroad The lUch. who gave a crdlal addre<is of
this part of Ue aute.

Vrroidd

Wcwxl Iramc lawn Chain, wRl rccliiie

Mus Klimbetb TVmplalom
Roy Foaeoef l^laad arrivod la the
citr this morning oa

iUdar* Vie ^all thrng lu

p^^^AxsssstJL^ *-•

fcw Redinmg Swing Chnir^
jm hke cut, can be set any
place, is perfectly rigul ami
MroRp, aa ike frame is all
steel - tke Moat comforuble
thing you ever saw, ami our
price, ofaly......... -$3.50

is niakiny; Jfir’s Walk Kasy” for himilivifs of Travt rM*
City mrn.';' AV«‘ haW* just rcHroivctl anoihrr laryjtr
sig:niiu*m of this popiihtrshtH! forint-inU-nu*n ihV fourth
in two moiuhs. ’I hai shows how ihe CroNM ii ShiH!
statuls with the public.

Bacbant 4 Roscoe, %

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BUSINESS CARDS.

6mnintm

Johnson, a fruit
Ohio, stepped Into a large
n»frlgerati»r to arrange wome fruit. The
tiuur awung shut - and was
siH'urely
closed by a spring lock. On account
«if the thickness of the walla hla
could not iH- heart!, and he rem
In the Ice bos for about als
Whan taally relwasmt from
prtsoB be wa
y the
nearly frozen
dbpea
he
t
but U now 11
ytmught back to
ctiuditlou
J K Hhutt was hanged at New Ikw
ton, Tesas. kYIday lor the murder ul
A abort time before
• hanging the cob

mill was tuimuted u. call up

iir Imufham. at Auatln. by lung
L- telephone, and make a verbal
The
appeal that his iUe be spared.
risiuor
Kovernor and the trembling prit
ae tele^
had a b»ug converaation over the
eciUlve
phone
Hhutt
asked
clemency. Ti»e gtoer
enurroliy tif the crime and
him that the law would hav
...
Hhutt was
«•« led from the
teMphomTlo hls cell in a state »*f

iMv'

j!weph II. Marks, a prominent
ten of New Orleans, bss applied
Injunclh
OtHirge
.ft
^hi_____ ___________ ___________
hsve already been damaged

lage that
they o
Murray f‘»r bringing
d the |H*o
Nortbport. Me abm i
pie with the fact Hu
I liiVi.lved.
dreds of thousands i
and to the capltall
rhelr money a great debt of gratitude
owed
The in.riple of North|*orl
uted b^ than the
« sabl. liad^tH.i
track yet N..rlhp<ul
a of
would realize thouiands
iK-neiU ever) v.Mir from Hie railroad
and car fv*iry It was a grand aehii
for which Mr K lufman
was
is.nsible for his fore
sight, energy, capbal nii.l ke.mness in
promoting such a gr.«al
enlen»rlse
Ureat thlngv. hrnl br^eii done for North
IH.rt by these men.
un.l
Norlhik.il
should never t..rget It
Rnlhm-Usm
ha.l bivn iiutnitesied by the |N-«.ple ..f
that av^llon. and * they
had Ikn-ii
b.yal-lo the proj.Hi, but one of H..‘
creatcat Inlluences in keeping up the
enthusiasm ami stiiiiulatlug the lo>

sn. cross, ugly. d«.

Llver‘'*“wU
Tea

Ttt
Hrlv

I^OUr..

alU^llou iU.iA. t- tCUvIi.-

WliarUul4..k w«^-HllU«rf
The Latfloo of Travtrae City
Are Invited to call and examine
tllolu- (’ablnet. a household nocesslly
for the conveuleuee of ladles lu the
kttclu-n
The cabinet is on evhi
Hon in Frank Trudes hardware su
Ulobbs- old standi
IKkCbt
K. M Olds. Ageut

of the large amot
to I.C built the pi
seasi.n. all perwons
desiring
walks
bulil are requested to call at the City
Clerk’s office, make application and
deis.sll the pay for the same
t'has M Itetm. fit) Clark.
imfil

paid
log trlbuie io the «*m rgv and |ieraUt
ence of Mr CamplnMl. aml,d»oUred
that Mr. CampWlI and
the Uwder
should have a due iiu-aMirv' ol credit
to Cadillac. June 6th.
Murray and Kaufman were eiiilHe;| to
Fart*. |1 Iki round trip. Trains leave
Hu* gratitude ».f N,.rih|k.rt. and when
their names hav.* IhhAi
torgoiivm 'Traverse t*liy «;10 a. m, i;45 a. m .
iNu change of cars un
Korth|kiri
will
have forgotten her lino a m.
chief bouefaclors
He clAsed wllh a
Beluralng. leave Fadlllac 6:Uo p
plea for Hu- denu.nsiralhm of renewiHl
1887 31
entq-gy and the
prvutreaalve
spirit m. to p m. 2:45 am
V U lavekwood, O F. A
which rv'aulti in such Improveluents
as will make Nunh|k.rt an attractive
place for those who cx.me Hu*re by

Talk by Horv. J. W. Millikan.
Kx Henaior J \V Millikan of Tray
Ur FrancU Tumblety. aged 82. aup
erwe tiiy was ininkbued and Mr Milposed to be payeriy slrichen. died Ike
liken gave an inspiring talk, which
other day la 8t John’s hospital. 8t was eagerly iUieni*d to
He congraiu
LamUs. Mo., and
a will opened afuw hU Uted Noiihikvrt and her ptsvple uism
daw
dtuuh revealed that
i\ he bad left aa es tha great posslbiliib** due to. the rail
f lUKI.lHHt
He nsade many be road, and told of the ronirast betw«^u
quests in hls will, among them being
now and the first time he aaw the
legacies of #10.000 each to Cardinal
Ulbbons aad «ArnhUshop IreUnd Un
chaiiuble purposes. He was unmar
Hon. Frank Hamilton.
ried aad died wtihowl a relative or
Hon l<>ank Hamilton who came or
that trip with Mr Mllliken. aUo ad
dretaad the gathering, and told them
■Idernhke aaMety hns been aro
how be had
rodesoenceot the ao(
had faith
Nortbport and bt
i 1‘elue.
The |
urges the immediate
Immediate
evscustlon of that som<
the entire
Bill
auythem part of the Island
men aaUhd^wM New York,
the giant White Star Hnar railroad would brlag It
He desertU'd
Celtic
ng l.otw other passengers. at length the Immense benefit to the
to MMtrcle the globe la g aearoh for aatlre county of the tmilat opened tp
the groat northwest by the car ferry,
opening a market for the products ol
Charles 8. Sargent. hU son. A. R. 8ar this region
gent, and John Muir, the ai
Mayor Litnay of iytMm Ray.
Their ePorts will be dlreeteL
_
Jack Limey. n^uDor at Suttoas Bay.
lany toward the flora of Burope aad
was Introduced, and hU apeacA waa
of aorthera Asia They will go to 8t.
■hort but congratulatory
and
filled
Peltry and
Moscow, aad then
■Qod tklagw for Nortbport to
Mr. Limey has always been a
he pro^i.

sir

Y..U feci

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Mrw Albert Brioe of OodUtoo wao
ktohed ia tbo elaiob aad to to
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A eoa of Okoitoo Olark of Watertowa tooad a opeoimio of tkehaagaroomoaaeoatkeir farm tool week, la
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and to eagerly eoaght after hy eotoattata llie oae eaptared Uj Mr. Otork
to aboot the aiae of aa ordinary

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How, Feed, Neal. Bran. NiddUnes.
Cora aid Oats back, that will|imaze
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Coudt9$td ntm
% 0f/nkblgM

to Eorofie and
lined to take the prodnot of all the
vinevarda In the country.
A yoang tody of Oimway who waa
arveated for al««luig from a atore at
that ptooe, intend* to bring anil for
•B.W'O.

IfMrtM J. OnwalBia, of MooUiof.
wte voi oifoitod for MUMhlof IIW
vonk of kli vifo'ffonlloro. war dlaoluhrtod beoaow tk«» to ao tow in
daatrojlac hto wlfn’a profMny
At Itoltovor Manaorial day t
•erwod wttk rary ntobomlo on
Daring tbo long jiaraito
y. ooo of thA wai
loo A. Brown, waa atrlokoa viU par
alynto and waa taftoa koM on i
■irolokor. Uto ooodit

V‘-\

I./

|f: -

Joeepb Bllllogc. a id year old Karm
iagtoa boy. met with a pccnliar u^ident in one of tbi* eevere atornu that
have been aweeping over that acctiou
Ue waa Hding a polvtrlser and wat
knocked from the macbino to iBe
groond, wb^re ha waa found aome
time later nnoooeoioaa and twitching
Ue

ia jiow

recoveriug.

>axed at alb
When Helen and Charlee Telaerow.
of Grand Hapida. were wed. each had
eeven ohildrea by former mamagea.
bat it waa agreed that both (amiiiia

doy algl*l dropiMd to forty and lb«o
Foo a boawy froot tkat oat down tko
ongntobtoo and. it to foarod, injorad
awaUfroU
Honkoonn to ikmotooMl wiib a wa
lor totno A few mlnoti i* work of

Yoart ago ha had an attack of rken

I;
S'
1'^

Yettor

To him doaih waa Ua. long loohod-for
and long prayod for relief.
Thero to
aatd to ha anotbar oaM* of oailfioattoo
lu that riointty.
Tbapolioe and die ooauuiMlonari
of Urand Uapidi hawa

been get tiny

afur wiototora of the oity ordinanoo
iworidiag for proper alootrioal wiring
work In baildaga. and vtolling anui
maty |«ntoh«ant apon tbo&

An ia-

ofioattoa of polloo koadciaartora tbo

. otbor «toy. oliowod that it waa Ibp
moto poorly wired building oo far
fond ia tbo whole city* mA ibe
mowboin of the board are getting Uhlangh oo all eidee
In the Uwlon and Paw Haw^ait>
dialrtot aearly t.00o aorOe of fntpee
have beeo eet tbto eplag. W per oent
of wbSob were;Ooooorda At an aver­
age yield of eU Iona of tmtt to tlie*
acre It ean readily be eeea what mam

XAiAliTKl>-Uvua o>uk.

AT
RASTALL'S

Jit Cbe Racket!

20 Year Cold Filled Case, Genuine
American
Movement

dormitory aad eaol haU aad two
vtioka of dynamite in the pipe tliat
ao]>pliea the baildiag with gaa

n.98
Warranted. This
is the Best Watch
ever offered
you for the money
Come and see it.

Pioneer Pleased With flecord'a
School Anniversary
Edition.

IViukkvy. May 31.
FMitor KM-ning Kucord 1 wsk
hUtury
uxuih 4ul« r*-iU*Hl lu rt-ading the bi
of III- .»tt veara of Ibe Trav
M b.K.lK,
It bring* hack to me many
itf varly life In Traverw^ City,
ami 1 U'licve that many of tbo old set
tier* ol 40 ur'GU yuara ago would say
U.
ai ihuh- old davH were the pleasant.•.-t of th. ir liveii
They wen- day* of
many |»Ua*«tireK; there waa ao *lrife.
(lu Muan. l.H. hut all *eemed to try and
Uei* caeli Oiher
It will 1h? 44 year*
III a few
days
hlnce I llrsi lamUMl
there In.m a .Maekinaw KaillMUit.
1
iiotk*. d In your report of the teacher*
V. .U laii.Hi u. iiieiiiUm the name of .Ku
Kciitu Si«Mle
iMra. H. A ('I. who
taught. I thmk. jn.st U-fore .Mr Hau
n.ihV stoicr. or the wlnlef of IH'.V and
iM.e
H—iKHtfully your*
‘
______ K A Camplwll

RASTALL'M?

gfodnoUy wont antU ftnoUy ba waa
OMthlgtOMra hardly a ioint in bio
• wboW hody Uto jawi aet and a toolb
had to be knookod out to permit hto
taking llHoU oonriohment.

rniviK VAKTKt*. fur luiulwr

viaitora were preeeab vrae the pai
of a plot which the poUoe profOee to
have diaoovarvd.
Thoogh every
oae oonneoted with the inetitu
lion
lien lea the rumors it fa
common talk abont the oUy that
when, on leoaipl of aa aaoayoaoaa tot-

Old

ongiaM-v
Jaoob YMtat. wko llvod Mtar Oakwood. to dead. Vor yoan be baa bm»o

«ati«n. foUowiug which hto joinla
hofan to toiton. Uto odkdition grow

feV :■

wooanlfy. At toaol MO
tbo gentry are aow aoMod ia B«rrien ooauly. Tha ohtof haag oat to
near the Twin Oittoo, where they
have timlr headqaaHete oa the mareh
between Paw Paw aad the lake
Women arc afiald to travel the high
waye at all. and tormere are OBaktug
it their btuiaeee toearry a gaa every
trip to town.
To d3oamite the Adveaitot oaailariamat BatUe Oieak daring the Baa*
day 's dodumlory azerotoao at which

a. A. CAMraELLlENEMURS

tiM poap driea tbi* wellt and the dm

S'-,.’

An army of koho harry ptoharo havw
invaded Um oooltoa aroaad 9L Joooph

BEAUTY TRIUMPHS,
*rm m PVdeetoee rawnaare.

Wt Aim * tint tins
Sh^maktr’s Sbap.

Ik AUtv ik \\<>znaij’k l■rt•alckl thariu. The
a..rlil ttilorcs bcaulilul women. A wny
wiiuti «lrca<U muternity fur fear of losing
ih.H|>uacr. Wliatcanbeduucto)N.r)ictu<
air the ruve aad keep women )<eauiifu1?
TJ ere to a halm lued l.y culturcl an.l
culiuied wuimn in the citoiv HivslMiuto
leiiioly in onh*r
STAGE AND PLATFORM.
,H..uUinv.U..U
wive* a* to the ease
to n
A funav story ia told of John Kelly
with which ebiUren can l>c lK»m imd
wboeo »>miony. "Who to W’ho." ap­
y of form andpigurc irtaiueil.
pears at ibe City Opera Hoaee toolght.
Kelly ie "one of the boye" and wee
•S the ii;aire l*v which lhi» prepanuiou i*_ oaiitHl u|tou to aot ae eecond to oae of
ll dimiiiikhea U»e pain allunl to
yn-i hi-rhood. Ukc»l throng bout pregnancy Ilia aspiHng pugillatio frtoada down
rehevea morning sickness, cure* sore at Oooey ittoad tost summer. At the
m.ike*
nil lcu.b.us c..!lca fight M>me wag placed a large bottle
MJ.UU to Imhl the expamlmg bimU:i. of ink In Kelly e ooraer along yrith
Mum Uwm^ftiu an.l rclav,uuaer
Keihe jvitienl anticipa
anticipate* tovoml.lv the rust of iiie paraphrenaUa.
:»<r tii.l Iheiviticnl

Shushins
Shoe Polish
isPorfoction

Mother's Friend

It’s so easy to |ml on
shoes looking

3S

'

Cbe CMita Dept.

lilc- Wsis................................

r

'

White Mountain Freezers
HiMqtrahrs up from $6,S0
Sk Tittztrs up from $iq$
‘

Of course you can have it charged.

tbo Boston Store,

y^Cbe Doston Store

ims.’

Th- n^^:e!i!^mont rolls for the {lavins

Hamilton A: MiUikcn Block.*

A. D. TYLER
. DENTIST

:

FIRE INSURANCE

•d Front vlrcs^t, from the east lino of

i of block S, in Han-

OHNEST
..HEKTVIKL.

MEAKST

ABSOLUTBLT OIMHUESS

L.IOMT
IS

•»—^Sss.t'
ButclwrsandSi
rax 1000 wans
(laakwfiMilk
UlHalfViirto

...

l-Uk OAlJt-16 UkJi cmUt uoiiU. d. liv,
r nay p*rtol.thc.lty J E Ur. fU kr-.

FOR RENT.
I

MKKT-Nrw Ow ruuiu a-ulu-juir*
*l
at*U>
Jwtfdf

r-ou toXNT-yttrmai*<d rwuM.. utin.a-uiiLn -ul k*o*rU MuA.oul .truift

rYFHca k\m iuthr-T».. *011.« .1
..i
^ ^_*^’ **’
**'^
T*^> UIOiT~4iiao.« in ta» MW W Ub.4w l>u« k.
1 Cull xM K WiiliuOtt
i^>t U

-

"r:,n2L>.“iir.r'

Otj *nd i'ol>>raau pvaiu*

t-.
*

r;t--«»il

O. F. CARVER A BRO.

S FIRE INSURANCE

bridge, arc
oolloctlun U L. A. BUILDINa
together with Ihe)^______________
ali unpaid lu.Htall ,

R H»l
I to July

a^t. prvTtd.- * VkrviMtX *o«n«t
(.Wtlornia *nd Paoito NortAw.^^.
iouruey iv>iuri>rt*t>L.. «o<inoua.-«U *tul

Both Phofiee

“* ’*’■ YER

I onT-H(rt»..-u H..U.T. ll*rJH>r uiKlTr.»._

i "'ir‘\\
ag'>XXV TO IA>AX~<»a

IVl

-

prup.»ty.

___________

A PENHALLEOON

jieNtists...

JIMHI GUUIIW wonts..
Cur|H i Clc. itm;; and Ft
vulmg. CaiiT»ot *cwiuij
to k.rr^M^ndinK^ yuMT

Vasili;"
s h-t t... .

JOHN R. SANTO
Ibeiierai mswAiictl

.T^V A RECORD WANT AD.

We fuUy |[uaraiitee
DR. INIAN’S
as a sure enre for all
CataiThal Diseases.
A Bio^ Hegulator and
Spring Tonic One dollar
tiottlw for 60c. : : I : :
»;

S. E. Wait S Sufi
A RuiWgh,

Traverse City.

Offlo»-fi06 New Wilhelm Block. CIU

Am>

m

i«^U

E.W HASTIII6S A SON

j Union hTrect to the ea*t lino of Pork

Front kL

THE NERLWGER
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

Be Foolco)

.

K

MlkCELLANEOUE

houHO on Boyd avc..TuU.i*.
bou*o on Ctorfield aie.
7:»0.Ui»
bou*v on Ka*t kth St. l.Soo.oo
bouHC on 11 rant St... 1.2tH>.oo
bouse on S. I nion..
s:.n oti
kio.w
i bouse on
unh.......... i.2t*otH»
1 bouM* on '
.... 1.400.00
1 house on W.
house on \V t»lh...,. 1
W. !*th.......... 1
room bouso on W
1 iImo
room bouse cm W
\Yc have ethers

Wkea TMWuialOeeCatUaat

rruotaUwt.

j

j

Don't Delay, Jlltcnd to>day!

PAVING TAX NOTICE

roo^
room
room
room
room

inJ3. 4 and 6 ft. siz€s. I he standard
of excellence* the world over
:

acn«»itb«mjdi oixScrxl *-S>4rur.^ it .« tS<

.-. .'...V................................10

V ami MISS.V v,sts.-.»{..r........ ........ .05
Italh.uK Iruiiks...........................................
.05
Men's I aiKy Lmleishirts .......................................................25

SPECIAL EH6A6EMENT
ONENIGHTONLY

jajdpira House.TO-.NIGHT
Kelley & Mack's
BIG FUN SHOW

That

We also Carry the Two Ciratios of

b«*l. vX

uon*r^o..^luu/;ri'^!S*• :ir;: ir

t.ooa Ma.i.im: tlnva.L......... . .01
aiil.IrttiM.la. k
UK kiml.;............... .05
•l.ai!i.s

SOME OOOD
.MOME8.
’—T.X '•

Wo.ill quickly leave you If you used
Dr King * New Life Pill* Thoneand*
>f auffi-rers have provt-d tbelr match
tats* merit for Sick and Nervoiu Head
ke pure blood and
xchea.
They make
build up your b -•1th. ODly —
Sold by
mun« lutek if nut cur«sl.

KtfU< |»U.^.

,<ur *LHit Sir,. u.T.^.or

Somh i;nlon Btreet
my bands ft*r Iho
*e<x»iid a*BO*Bment.
accrmsl Inlerc.sl on

Queen Alexandra* iucreaj^ing deaf
m-..> is cau-.inK much anxiety to the
royal pbyak Ians.
She I* threatened
with complete loss «»f bearing, lor the
nilmetii i* not prt»\lng amenable to

FOH «*».«.

Blain while dimu r plaics..................................................... .03
i; l*te plates................................. ....................... 15
1‘lain
tine polished sheibcl and ice creauTxHips .04
Enj*lish porcelain cups and saucers. C»Dc valued- - .29*
Ilk r. S. Padlocks, i keys.......................................... .05
ahe Bread boards..........................i.. 17
Ladies .Shirt waists^
. ........... .29
7f)c Shirt Waists........... . .
.42

To All People Interested.

RutaeFe Old kUad.

Worm* than lu fwl
will be yt.iir last?
or tint 8
H. .\t whon. Decatur. Ala
-For ibrit*
>i»iir«.- *bo -write*. *1 t*udun*d Insuf
fcrahlc pain from liidigektloii. stomvb
and U wcl trouble. Death aoemed In
eiUalile when dotloni and all reme
tiles tailed. At length i was iuduccsl
|<C try Kleetric Hitters and the re*ult
was tniraculous. 1 lmi>roved at unee
an.l. now am complete^ rt*coven;dFor i.iv«-r.
Kidm>y. Stomach
and
IktWil tixlubh>« KliH'iric Bitter* Is the
onl> mtHllcine.
Only boc
U\ gtiarRuued by Ja* O JtdinHon and F H
Mead*. Druggist*

agKN WAKTim to cut
•«>
M»i.
M »to« UUnd Tuy o»*ry u « k ** *U .ua.

is the center of aitr.it ii<»n .All in need ot a dainty tea
s<.*t. iluKolate set. t.ivain ami sugars, should not
delay piirchasinj,;. Half price is the rule,
b itiy-t:< ni pievcs tloin^ a Dollar’s duty.

New Shoe Store
bO

{.^m

V

^

If you use It once you*ll
want it.

large portloo dowa hto itoaed frieod'e
and on dtoooverog wbat he had
done Kelly began to ebont "What
shall 1 do what eliall |*do?" The wag
ioeeed ni> a big bonoh of bettors aad
yelled back. "Feed him those Kelly
Kelly tnmbled

ia#AKTBL>-Tu bnjr hotm^

tur UC*«l*-

il keci.s tin'

ROWLAND DOUGLASS

Y.m
• nofherhood” free. oeioedthe iak

SST"".-"*

like new anil it l.i\ts

oolong.

in the omifort Urns
niinent to»r cxj;ci5tly TtI^l.^^l
rercly U\cd. and

1 hi re is liult* abatement of interest in Baryjaiii seeiLinj4 at the Racket, Every sales.. ^Tson is kept busy from early till late caring
for the crowvls that are continually on hand.

i aU

itohwjMJKrY. nad

Have You Room in Your
....Parlor....
Tor a beautiful Daoenport? If $0
-bere is your Icbance-a $55.00
Daoenport for just €oen $50«00*
5 ft 3 in* lond» mahogany frome,
bigbback eopered with silfc plusb^

Grand topids Furniture Co.
House Furnishers. 218 Front Stiwrt

“WHO
IS

WHO”
ENTIRELY REWRITTEN
ANEW SHOW

I

W Wll.k. PIOAM
A SUNBURST OF MIRTH
AND MELODY
Fyee Band Coocerts Afternoon

»aKvau»g.

NteU: 2Se.3Sc.ufSOc

Farm For Sale
100 acrea kaowa aa tka Btool or NoadUmetop.
A C. MMIUCK CO, CITY.

21

THE SrEIOKa fifidofts; TRAVEBSB cmr, lOCEL,

•it^AT, JUKB ., IWS.

EAlStirSMBftBQTtL

■OTMEPOl

ijlv

Ole Laraefi4 Hostelry at Suttoas Bay

Mr. CMirad ftfiifka «f THIe City

km United by «ev. Weodbeine.

» to Cto JN«M BtowC

Clttb hM t»M» iMd 1200 Mid
«M by
lUMcer
w for
•I
ttod
be kw of the test

SS‘ l55Si..a-^

ALSEtS ACQUITTED

JiSSfJSSiSA^
wmn Miied te ■ I
mt mo

m MwlNor^ IHrUloo itmt. The

larrtege of Anna May
rich and JaUua A. Praake took
SL FrancU church this saorniBg at
o'clock. Rev. Pr Bauer oMclaUug
iss Bertha Bproul attended the
bride, and Anton Homrich. bix>iher of
bride, attended the groons. After

toSt^A iSJ” ft£i^,iii ^
Ui hMitleet eii«i»loteiloos Mid ftood
Umed Kepkls. Mich . June 2-<.er
rll Albert, charged with olffiiiii? e
bribe of »3.000 to Aldenaan ReBihMi

Morning The Jory'wM out all night
The cnee has been pending since

TO TRAVERSE CITY. PEOPLE
Rev. W. K. Wright
Angeles. May 24.
By niBOtetmeot of the

General As-

^ITDUIIAWAT
lacdalMal. Los Angeles, OaL. BanJohn y Bmpey and hU daughler-in
law. Mrt Oren O. Empey. were very
badly Injured this aftemoun shortly ten and dnnghter. Mr. and Mra Blank
before 2 o'clock by the fortBcr's hors**
running away nnd throwing the occu
pants of the one-horse wagon out The BEAUTIFUL
FLORAL
TRIBUTES
home..which Is a young oolt and eome^
what splrued. especially when the
e Funeral of George B. Harnson
whip U being used, got beyond Mr
ICmpey'k ctmtrol when near Hlmms
Sunday Afternoon.
meat market on Bast .Prunt atreet
Ansaag iha ratetirsa from out of ike
In front of the market the Hg ol
Mr Hrown, who Urea near the Ismi ai^ who aktaodod Ibe fanetal of
Tree school bouse, was standing and Uoorge B. Uamiaoo Bonday afteraoon
t. a
the frli^htened horse strnek It. throw
sed. aad his wife
out
At the time Mr. Brown was out Tols. and Mrs. J K.Orowley of
k. a sister of Mn. Harrtaon.
of the rig. which was very forti

stS,

as everything was thrown out <
buggy and the buggy quite badly
**Mr. Bapej •« picked »p Lj. and U was i
be regained
O.T.K.
BmtK*y recel
very bad cut on the forehead and sus
tamed a general shaking up. as did
aad ■mllaz from the
her father In law His Injuries may yet
Its of
the horw*
1 onto W'elllngton slntit am
of the wagon all along

no broken boaes. and Mr. EnR?ey
Mrs Kmpey were taken to their h<
on Woodmere avenue.

■ASAMCC.LOSGWSLH
—W*i>l NMriy to OM I

was
prettily
decorated
with
and earaatloas.
Mr. aad M«.
Prmnke left oa the ♦'.SO train on a
shich Includes Grand Rapids. De-

Equippad With New OiKfiL
Laracm'a Park .hotel at Suttoas Bay
is one of the beet hotels In northern
Michigan's small towns
Ole Larson,
the proprietor has had the building
remodeled,
Snely
appolnled with
every coaveaieaoe and handsomely
decoiwted throughout..
New furnUure has In^h placcl in
all the rooms, aad the appointments
of the dining room can scarcely btsurpasaed In northern Michigan The
building has been, enlarged, so that
there are now 3t> roomj»
t'onveuient

hiqr. Bat ttiar did not know abosl
«b* a«l»r tmj, kud mppowdJhal tlwy

ir.?.

*^w2mingmn*Tu?5
the repiy
reply
Washington. June *2.^n
2.—in tne
of Perry Heath to the charges made
by TuWiKh. he says; "The Intimation
-that there was an bonorar> roll upon
which penums were placcMl for pollt

feet that
I>erTectly

defeated

i City Markets.
•Masw)...........

fetiu

Dd wife returned
niug from a thtee we*, ks,
ado 8prlngs and vicinity.
d his duties as

uienk to the Pore Marqueii
ou Ihlu? Wouiil >..u
and plump" Tri. -.!^ laugh mi: ’
wotjldn't work
do th. bii-i«* tain Tea -:iwi
cenu
Jas C. J

fllletl in the

We cam- the accountx of some
of the hcavicvl concerns in llic
city.
for iko Lokoriog Mon
\\c arc oi»cn cadi Tucs<Uy
eve from 7 to 8:30 for )our

Well-Known

Railroad

Man

Ti

Parlshtd

Many farmcraxr? our i uvU>mcn and a well known larinCT is on our Board of dirtx to s.

Teweclema of t
is called Miss Mitchell by
liors. and Is 67 years old.

Meeting of Board of Review.
on Hunting Trip.
Notice U hereby g1 veu that the
*gv Wlr« td tiM CvMtos lUcerA
Board of Review and BqualUatlog of.
Helena. Mont . Jdne 2-A
.
the city of Trav
City will meet
leUtjrsi^ says that the U»dy of B. F.
on Monday. May 25. 1903. at the Coun. Kgtn. a well known railroad
dl
Room In said city of TruTerae
City, at 9 o'clock la the forenoon and
... ,„uu
cruisers
conUnue In session at least four days,
small ravine and had fallen In i
as much longer as may be neceeAngmfe MoColl is haildioga snlistantial addition to hisihouse on Cast sary to complete the eqnallxaUon
ion and
Itikll
review of the asaeasx
of said
Qilbert is oreotti« a floe ootfesce city. Any person or pernons dosi
oo his resort lot at Ihtot Bay.
to do so may examine bis. her of 1
SHOCKED BY LIGHTNING
assessment on s^d rolls and i
cause. If any exUU. why the valuaUc
thereof should be changed.
Dated this 14th day of May. 1903.
CHA8. M. BEBR8.
During a thunder stt»rm In South
Clerk
of Board of Review and Equali­
PERSONAL
Grant a few days ago. Waller Brate
sation.
1374141
BhMiff D. G. Chandler w «nt to
bridge and l^twrence Rogers,
who
aingstoj fehU morning to secure withad taken refuge under a tree.
nessefe to attend ihe term of court -here
b«)th struck by lightning. They
both « luully
shocked
and
bt
8r.. ol MoolMd. Oo.
Braxebrtdeg bring thought to be dead
Itor some time. His eyes art'
Udiy affecletL________________
ome and Foreign Mitrionarr
Ihe CongvegaUooal oburob
will
with M«. S' HuuD0n.l tomrti<rDooo at 3 o’clock. The
will be Turkey, and a letter
wiii^1 road from Mlafe Bpencer. a
mhwionary in Turkey who went from
Tbs

Boa maoUoo. UoUfonlo. lotonod

THK MARKm.
Detroit. June 2.—July wheat. 764c;
No. 2 red. 7Kc: No. 3 corn. 47c: No
white oau. SSc.
Toletlo.
Juno
2.~WhfWt-Cash.
7«4c; July. 75c.
Chicago. June 2.-July wi»«at. 75V.C
September, 724c; June corn. 464c
June oats. 36c; July pork. »17 674
lard. Sa 024; Hbs. $9 SO
PotmtiVf. on local market. 35c
Beth ttudante Are Otad.

the Pcnnsylranla |

''TTirlSEilettod.f Ira.
ijcL».
iWitt, mak
trip in three boars and a todf.

Olfk^t^^egooVollSSTr
Miu. John OUUs has relumed to
M^lty after epewdlng Ihe
to
Mxa Barnh J. MlUsr toft to^ for

?oJS*LTwSfSSS5*§.aX-‘17fi
Dt. U X TodM. ot ttunil Cltjr

Prank MTIIhelm and son Bert bare
purchased a tot west of the water
works and will erect ta iwoalory brick

St*
three atorlea high.
The Juae aun shlaaa oa many s
tolr bride, made dpubly level/ by the
ilalik Tea.

We have both phones

unc inoii!
If you tlcsirc to infelaU a iy»-

tem d Etoctrical Lighting.
Beilx. lAiirglm Aterrup or TeL

quote aatitfartary prices for high grmW
work and nuitdial

Campbell BROS

llsteinherg’s Store

ITIib Prices Tell The Stoni
I

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WILL
VEOIFT THIS STATEMENT «
We Qvott Below a Few Bargains Wliile They Last
Cadies’ Fine tailor made Suits
at Rbout 40 cents on the Dollar
$18.00 for $T.50: $20.00 for $8.75; $25 for $10.50; $35 for $15.50.

MEN’S 9I.IITS
One lot worth $4.50 to $ I O.OQ. at $2.98
.
' One lot worth $7.50 to $ 15.00. at $4.98
Another lot. 50 cento on the dollar

^teical benefit.
Tho Bonk hr tho Formor

Each l^y ^Is

uo*.

•s^#«Awf€Cfir/wr

of Grace
hold^a wk^eetti^ U

Wednetotey.
.td to Win

5 c

PERE Marquette

Tkh

m.
FOUND EGAN S BODY

,m... • k' ?:"E-'1?»-j

u u
In the first place he flu hU
house with gas and the Welebach
burvter. thus enKvlng the moat per­
fect artiBoial light knesm. At all
times, wlthoui variation In quality
and at rates defying compMlon.
Then, as an an of kindness to the
wife be has hworn u» 'love and
prulecl." he
will
install a Gas
Range, ss a token of love, and to
protex't her frttm the dangers.and
toil Imldent to othA'T melhodfe of
txH.klng This will cherish feelings
lo make his hom^ purudise
As
M-rvlces are stilT^nin .free, and
Ranges. mturv» and all other appltenoes sold and ptocetf at coet, a
man of moderate means can supply
himsulf
with
what were a few
years ago considered loxurlce. but
are uow looked upon us necessh

Sff-i-rr:

TkdBd»iHrtkh0fThMnt

obnroh will

'-•r coN‘^tcTKN

'SLf.'rs—»I

^•fhe W. F. M. society of the First
M. K. ohnreh wiU meet with Mra D.
a Titns for their regnUr meeting to
morrow afternoon at S :80. Mra Fish
WiU dlrtot the Twoctam
Lesson.
‘*8lnd7 ^
Ohristl. ’* mnsio. read-

Heath Replies to Tolloch «
ary RolL*

¥«ISTE£i WRTS EASTERS P.S

GRAND RAPIDS I INDIANA Rl .f.T’;;"

akIJO o’otook. footeere Mid wee
They hndaatoe. loagwaUi
PURE INVENTION

here'.
ilsh

vt;a4irfe

•••-••us iiis.

Poxes andImd been away five dart
Mim Dookerey has gone to Barker

.liter's store is being

City
»rmerly well km
purchased th» pr in- iM- umu-,: b.v Rev. W T Woodtuiuse o|
.
^of Fife Lake, and
n> friends hde will ex
lev CO
stU as and best wUhes

HE HM m OB AM
WISE
ACTSACCOH^

. ....

IS

:Mc;

Belie

tss

At their meeting laat event
Cedar ttvam will pUr a oombination Young Men's Christian Liu rary sod
of^t^s^of Frankfort. Olen Arbor ety elected
the following officers
President. Charles N. Franklin; vlc<
^Bert^^wimule and Archie O.latl president. John Trentaln:
secretary
ade a good catch of trout up the Hay
Helding;
treasurer.
fharle.
oardmau yesterday afternoon.
Bot Strait; i>arlamentarian. Fritz rarter:
.ere were some big out's that got
ehaplaln, Walter Ite'U.

A. Bbores of Charlevoix sailed into
Northport harbor from the Fox tsl-

Mrt.

GOODlAllEtSBElE

Y. M. C. L. 8. OMcers

tow the shore to tho left, and they

Tkrough

SUrlHng Evidence,
hYe^h testinituiy in grt-j
Ih c.nsiaul!) coming in d«
c l»r :
............■ • •
“
Kiiics' New Disoov
ivery fur
'if u
d O. Ms U* U' ?in
KUU* ;<tr^
lUm.
Coughs and
equsU-d.
rev-eni »exju;
rcv-enl
___ .ill SB
J McFarland. IWniorvi:
iiorvi:: ». i
I permanent
ks an example
lie wr.;.->
Bn.nrhliU ff.r ihr.*;* v-.rv
;
tk»re-l stl the lime wilimul Uing lieue ‘
bowling alley
Kvcrythlng alK*ni the building flusl. Then 1 U'gan taking l»r Klng'^^
;
Disexovry. and « lew
K•:tle^
comfortable
The New
The board olI barber examiner» are
Via. A. A-h. »-ViS.' k-isw-n
;
wh<*:;\
cuTetl
me'
.
Equall>
eff%x*iiv«-»
_
_
_
.__
___
_
j
• and below
s offer
l*ark Place^^ay. and
;
ni platH-s t..
pleasant
complete their murk about. 3;30
:
igs.
and
altog
altogether
the
le
Park
D
this afternoon
Joeeph H Hooper of
i
will vb
Ishpemlng.
secretary ‘of the board.
J
F H. Meads.
tigglMs.
Tria:
Mr Lai 4on invites
sn<] Rmery 1.
Uust.y of Hastings, mf>r»- than one-.
I
treasurer of the lK*ard. ar.‘ dotag the Traverse I'lty pc<»ph* to n^peel his
, Tnua* mmee at Trwvecsr aty .at 11
a. su ;
hotel
A complete livery rtiim is ikp
work.
(ur L'vdar (My aad PrvrMaoat !
board Is on a 12 days' trip, ermted In conai-rtioii
at«a>a.m
ame from Peto^key here, and
from here to Manlstt'O tbU af
Quaint UUh Customa
termsm
From here they will lake In
Among the most pieluresquc ft^ilvl
Ka!sms»Mi. Jackson, leasing
Port
Huron and Bay City
At
Petoslyy lies in the whole I'ulusi States Is the
Old
Fblks'
Day of
Ttah. It la an
yesterdsy J!U applicants were r«<elvt*d.
annual event and takes place usually
and the board expect from 23 to 3»
In June or Jul.v. when the air U*warm.
. at II Id a. ana
applicants in this city.
for oo that day the most aged In the
H6c»per stated to the Record
sute ^me out of their homea to vUU
ay
that Traverse City
had the
t'uy »t 4 U«
the. state capital
The celebration Is
best class of barbers In the state,
always held In Balt Lake City and
AX»i». o Pal
and that the local barbers had no use
U conducted by a commltteo ap­
■ r»^ f
for any one except flrsl-class barbers
pointed for that purpose.
The old
He feiund all of them llv4ng Vi
people from all parts of the state are
laws and had no fault
d with badges which eniUle
of them
visit all the places of amus4'ment and to ride on the street cars
free of cost
The plon«K'ra of 1H47.
I'TS A GOOD HOTEL
those who wore the first arrivals In
Utah, are the most hononsl jmd wear
Hotel
Scott
St
Northport
Finely
Udges of distinction
At she last Old
Equipped and Greatly Improved.
Fkilks' Day
there
was
music sml
anti after that a cakewalk
The
Traverse*
fUy
visitors at
.Northport yesterday were ftnely **n
«*agerly IW Ux
tertslned at the Hotel Scott,
which
Li-slie's
has iM-eii llnely refinlshed. tasiefully

decorated and made more attractive
d!nd comfortable than ever before The
Animat Education..
rooms are newly furniabed and nnlec
have
ThA) dog has to bam how
ladles* orated, and the aptiointments
been greatly Improved. W’lUle Ander Us own dlKtlnclive cry
son of Traverse City has the p<iKllUin !<hown that th»* luirk of
as clerk
been leanu'd
natural cry. but hax
I
.n
Domestic dogs
under domestication
A wild Mate
allowoil to relapse im
NO BASEBALL TOMORROW
rk. and have
have forgotten how to
when onee
ameil to d.»
M. Rich, oarnations and
Doctors and Lawyers Will Not Meet
L-lr diun^-stir
violated wlllr
MraC>hai
jstle pige^titxmgener-;
Aimmg
ss Yet to Decide Supremac/.
iighers. ns tb.lr
the truniiH-ters amj InuK
Then' will l>e no game of b.vseliall names Indicate, have IoMtuhI to
fsnm from Mra W. O. Miner large
tumumiw »Hiw.H*n the df»ciors
au.l a veiy different cx^ fix»m the other
•naj of oamatlocis and ferns from
Juht why is not appsr»*ni. breeds, and from the original rock
llrt. Bdwin Pieros. Mrs. John Damp, lawvtrh
Columbia
Hvla
E\er\.m
bell and Mra Kmtiy Petris, and a *‘KCrpi that it Is claimed that tmmv- of plgixm.
the
lawyers
are
at
Lelaml
attemllng
familiar with fowls'knows with what
larfs wreath of rosea carnations and
court
The lawyers claim they will persevering industry the yo
young ns.>t
ferns from the ImdIIj.
plav next wi-ek. In iiew of the fact er learns hU lesson
that conn, will \*e in session here
■e all
next w(H*k. thU sounds prol»ab
BREVITIES
The Cedar base halite

A murriuge in which Truterse Cliy
will hr
’occur tomorrow afiern&on at 2 o’closk

limmy Store at Fife Lake

rteta Thte Morwlng.

lS^Si.'?rt.’=2IK

IN BU8INEB8 FOR HERBELF
Miss Catherine Herr Hsu Bought

Tho Bonk for tho Ladios
A laigc number of ladies have
account! with us and w-c ap­
preciate their business. '

" : _ _ ~~~

Tho Bonk forJho Chihron
Teach them to save hulcx.
Let them begin tlicir arroun*s

4 rreat lots at 25c, worth 50c to $1.00; 65c, worth $1.25 to $2.50; 98c, worth
$2.00 to $2.50, $1.25, worth $2.50 to $3.00.

tb*B»»khrJin
H. S. Hull. President
C. A. Hammond. Cashier.
H. C. Davis and
A. V. Friedrich. V. Pres’ds

irgaine in Shoes
tlL-Ki

One Lot. $ 1.00 to
$1.50 Values at

Dress Ooods

TWO STUNNING
SUIT BARGAINS

*T*Ke orwe—

Men’s Pants-One Lot at Jest Half Price.
Men’s Oterceats-A Big Let at 5Bc on tlie Dollar.

Suits—one or two of a kind, all
this seasons makes and styles—,
snappy suits—values up to $12.00.

Three Great Lots—35 to 50c values at 19c.
40 jo 75c values at 25c. 60c to $ i .00 values at 39c. .
Grandest stock ever shown In this city. Values 60c to $ I p.
Prices now 35c to $6.50 per pair.
>rrt* lr» TTH* IUIorr»lr»B 1C V<

These arc odd suits—over two of
a kind from those lots we*ve been
selling from $12 to^ $1S—our best
guaranteed suits—perfectly tailor­
ed. perfect fitting, self retaining
fronts and padded sholders.

0*n.

The W. D. Ferpson Adjustment Co.
or OMIOAOO.

**& £*7)Si'7Sd*OII«. Bo4(m ol

Fife Imke are to the oitv today.
Deputy Oil Inspector U. Q. Butetor
of sLymooisto ttooity oo hutmom

Ocfer_J|fejrfegB •ailA^Secgfewofthfm in our

V. B Aodoteoo retumod this
aftemoon from an axteaded visit to

TH« Oos-ton

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