The Evening Record, June 05, 1903

The Evening Record, June 05, 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)

1903-06-05

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

YESTERDAY'S 188UE
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THE EVENEnIG RECORD toliaaiisi
SKVENTQ TEi^l8»2

TRAVERSK^CITY. Mioa,' KIMKAV. Jl XK ■'.. VMXi.

WiraCAMAILAU

^^IFECnONS
OF WIFE, $1

1^

Run Wrom Aensa to Traveme City
Last ffveninp.

MACCABEES
IN CADILLAC

A carload of ki«s on a Pvre Mar
lughl lire at i o’clock
ui.1 the tmin made a BIG TIME BEING ENJOYED t^ERE
l^t evening
record run to ihh city, where the lire
TODAY
eatlngulshed
There were no ffre
flghiing
fsriilileii
where the lire
•tart«J. and the engineer made curve*
are

WAS ON HAND FROM TRAVERSE
CITY

*

Chartaa Jd1friea .Maa Purchaaad fOOO
la af B. J. Morpan and E. R.
In WMili tho T. C.. L. A M. fUHrnsS
Which Bant 300 Into Clam Lake Town
McCoy at Fife Laka
Wm Oof«nS«nt>-Cotfrt for LmU>
Thia Momlnp—Elabarata Parade
'les ha*
nail County Haa ASojumad
Morgan k.uoo
-Addmaa by Oovemor
S4na Ola.
at Fife lake, and
to tiM
ItoLwra
B(»mlng to care for them. The
LHand. yicli.. Janfcourt
puiaioes will be shipped here.
Mr. ■to^toi to lU^ Ly-sIss ltoc«.ra
fur Uwlanau county liaa adiuuiMl.
Jeffries bought a large quantity of pee
tSa vemiai la Ida last caaa
betas
tst(»es last year at |1 a bushel, and
bruugbt to thU morning
TbU wan a
gAMKl a surce*.* <if the
Mill
brought
by
Hermaa Prau»e
Is to do thU year on
against Aatboay and rrank Nciacskai
his prasuat purchase, which has given
iitr allegad aHaaattuo trf tba afft«ilona
him coat red u! a Isrge share 4.f the
of
Prauses wife.
Prausa claimed
that an- left In this reriois
I5.UU0 daBMtgct, but the Jury awsrdt^d
Its being assessed to
it was But clalmtHi

Cadlllno. Jnna E-Mnoenbaa day U
tba biftgaat In tba blatory of Oadlllna

if

SERIES OF
AFFLICTIONS
Mcknights
SAD

history

one

tarkable Racord af Deaths .n
Family During tba Past Tan

Mary
!ka>.ku
McKnlght
Jsll^ awaiting
her
l.rothi-r
Jidiii
oI
niui.leriiig
ehar
st^-ured their right of way.
It will
urphy ot nfe Uke.
liy
k
Ito ivt. mlK-red ihst Wilson had hihas U-eni purhu
pursued
deed recorded iHfore that of the T
h nii-Iortune that
V . L ft M . and elaliued that he had
•hldi hsM- beralleii
I
no notice i»f thi‘ sale of the right of r.-coni 'of evilway to the T. i\. U ft M . and was
walked ill tM-r foot*tepH
thi-refore aa laa*ment purcha-er The
from her many id her clus4-sl
court held that he had auAclent iu>
llee. and was not an Innoeent pur relatives and dearest fiienclH. It would
bestowal of her love
chaser under the law
The d,vision

P

• as therefore tn favor «»f the T. i\.

Ill-DANGERIN
. ST. LOUIS
Lr-^;V.i;

------

Ji-ct ol her affection
The tragic events that have bereft
her of ho many of thoM- near to her
- hiN ti H4I many, and of a
to aniusi- so much i
irse of affairs
that m the ordinary
't of de<-|M*«l
she would lH« the ohji-ct
pity. Hut there ha* lK!«-n
oourw of affairs In.the last ihsade
of her me.
the general rule d.n-s
not apply to her. and uuw when -In­
is suffering the emwnlng somm of
imprUonmeiil on the charge of ihstmying her own flesh and hlis.d. her

, :7«EAVT raOFEITT DAMAGE

iSft'.-

i'
i:^V.

pk;

■

Wins? her'^'l? th..!l!^ who know her
best and from whom therefore, on.might cviH-cl the tlrsi word- of solm-e

^"Lmie is known ol Mr. Mi Knight hlston' prior to her coming to Oray
IK as a widow some i:. .vears ago
Following Is the list of deaih.-^ that
ive afflicted Mm
Mary MeKniglil
Water la Reeedinff Rapidly at Tapaka
net- her first marriage, together with
and Kanaaa City-Ruainaas Is Ah
le causes a—Igmsl. where learned;
raady Baing
Three children h.\ her ftr-t hu-luiiid
.lamVs Ambrose, alt of whom db-d IhNorth Tapaka.
f«m- they were nanw-d
•y Wir. to tSs
Jane Aiut-rose. aged 7, Mr- Me
The tlmsl of wa
Knight s dsughter. of dlphllierla
Msy
Ambro--. aged
S.
nn..iher
Louis and contlgumis terrl
and the situation is alsrining In daughter, of dlpbllieriu
James
Ambrose. Mrs MiKnighfparts
The water sUaid 33 K at
in today h e f,^ t alsivu the dan first husliaud. of coiisumptbiii.
KlUa i'halker. her nb-t-e. diet! May
mark
In the l»»wtvr portlonK of
«liy many families are homeless
IHTty htoses will iH* heavy
IS nty. Mo. June h.—The Mis
ver Is dn.mdng two feet In

•jm-b

Ing. ten feet aUue the
gar line.
Topeka. Kan . June
6.—At S oVhK k
Ju
this morning the river wa» CH Hmi
l>alow high water mark, and was fall
tug aa Inch an hour. North Topeka U
free from water, eicept In the lower
streets
Telcphime commui
rnopaaetl. Water will he
within X4 hours, nnd 'the street mil
way company Is already reomming Its
tracks.
___________ ___

LAST DAY OF
HIS LONG TRIP

william Murphy shot in N
IkUL'. by Asa Valenttue
Hahy
Murphy, llaiighler
Murphy.
Mrs
Mi Knight s
found dead In bed lit May la>
Mrs. John Murphy, died I
day of heart disease
John Murphy, died suddenly a week
later
Once Lived in Alpena.
Al|H-na. Mich. June f.-Mr
McKnlght. the woman Ip Jail at

imes
first husliand’s
painter. She marhritoc. a well ti
Busband. J F. Me
rleil her st-coud
busban
Knight, who was
Gavt Farmutll Dinner In Dining Car associated In husi
husliand. in. this city . The couple
Lnet Night nqd Received Tele­
moved to Grayling sUmt 1KH4. where
grams Frwm NoUblea.
McKnlght died two years ago He sold
Mr Wife to the Kvsuiag Itoeeeg.
hU Alpena pruiH-rty In-forc his death
initsburg.
Pa. June 6.—Prenldent Mrs McKnlght U-n- a giH»d reputation
Roosevelt stopped here thU m4»rnlng while living here
fi»r nine minutes
Ills train started
for the east at k:3l». and U due to
UAtT FOR THE SEASON
reach Washington at 7:0S this even
Bight the president auendctl a Pitasant Saaalon of the Elks Last
I dinner In the dining car with
Evening. With Work and BanqueL
Bbers of bis party. During the
The last
session of the B P. <
meal the president received a laige
bunch of telegrams from King Ed F.tks until fall was held last
One candidate '
ward. John Q. Barrett.
Oom
Paul. In their hall
Beth Bullock. Mark Twain, and other
prv»mtnent people

- —-s ssr.“
i Jury.

e.to the men ef

“THi

Jury retur
Angnst W Machen at 8:08 thU after-

on the dollar. The clothing hi
wse a new venture fer I

“^aihlnron. June 8.—August
W.
Machen appeared in criminal court
No 1 this afiemoon at t o’clock with
bondsmen nnd Uwyers. to await the
reporting of ike Indl
him. the fact having
I to him that
odly be the reenlt of the grand Jury's

*>an out” at he expected, he
was glad to cleee the whole
•teck out at one move and re*

‘^e morning vna apant in band
oouoeila and raonlving gnaata. The

I

LEGISLATURE
ALL AT SEA

!tten*s

Dress Sh^es.
new, sinp|»y

-

SENATOR

styles

• • O/p Biok Store

thur-

■”—^^

MOFFATT

ture

.Yet, Not too late to ha\*e your rooms papered
just as they should be, as our assortment of pat­
terns is still complete cnouuh to satisfy all tastes.
Every pattern has the right price on it. Some
vgooii remnants just now. too.

X>ooo<x>t

WILL

VEN 1

no statement

As to Whether Any Primary Reform
Compromise U Probable Before
the Final Adjournment.
kWnatiir
lu tb. city o*
Sun.‘s>

11-'

ess

spi-.'-mch.-l

by a Hi o-rd r-pr—ni.-mv. ibl afii-i
OiKUt. but b.-fi>rc aii.v queitU.u^ w. i.askcil. b.- -luiitugl.ii ol.M-rvid ibrti h*.
pul.li-ati-u
lu lb.ilabiitiy «-i

priiiiuo *
i.'tuiiu
I b-gUlalu-ii hu i.ptb-.l
Tbr 1 In sli at - a ami I du u-.i ki
iImiuI It Ihati \uu d«»
lt(>
ili. ru
i-uii-bl-rabb- bu
ti. nnd otban In onrrinffoa. fonrleen
r.-.-llug lu U.ih buuie*. aii-l
flonU oontnlntnff Gafrea tanms nnd
i-ntir»-ly
that the uau.
II ttbrr
her any
to preUlt-i
Aski-d whkui-w what the onU'.ini.* wuul
wuubl be

Ol|Wl

hives from llnak»rOhnrlavolz.Potoa-

»ln Mui.
me.-i Hg«ln
5
ik.ih t...i
lev wlIL have
uighi
band and the Manton baud were in day
W.Hlue.mlay
the paimda.
Tmvorae Olty hna tbo largest reiire
agr.fd upon I. n
tatioo proaeut.
also the largtuit

oughlv -well

maxlc - our

f|«ei iai fuicc

ffli.es.

Silk Negligee Shirts ii:S8

-Vonh mwh imuc.

men’s
Shoes

:; Such shins will wear—wear and wear—wash and wash :
and are as “cool as a cucumber."

\l»-.oluirlf all soliil leather
well ina-lc. very vluraMc—
I a. e

.iml

conijrcss, |»Uin

and tij. tucs (

Wemen’s

J

Oxfords -ffl
line

50c. 75c. 5.1,00. $1.25. $1.50.^

of

‘ lhaholher stores ask from $10.00 to $20.00.

•

S. B. 1 Co.. Ctathier*

sijUsh ami

-.eixiceablc OxfoiiU at only

91.00.

given bv UoTctmor Bliaa, who had to
leave before the appointed hour. The
address of weloomo was
giveu by The Ste.4m.hip Deutschland Fast on
a bboal and EHortt to Hclearr
Mayor O. i\ Doobam. and a large
key. the kev to tbeolty. was prtseuled
Have Failed
to Major Hoyntoa. Perry Y
Pow
ers was master of oeremontea
N.-w Vui!.. Juii.KflurtK u.-lluat
Commnuder Boynton rooelvcs
a
telt gram annonneing tbo admission of ih.t glam -i. .\ni-bl|. !». ui-. hlaiid. ..I
Hue.
wM- b
I M TKLKKI^S»l». l» ii.MIbS. M J TUt’K
the order into lodinnn if It bad nde- the llamhurg Am. rb an
ur-iiiu.b .l ill M I..g iti ;i shu.il ufi M.-d bl.
It o. A rHti*.n.-»l.
trvtvt
uste mins, an ngrcenbh
1.
V
.buiiiu
l
i.
i.
rdtiv
W.-C4- tuadi at
The program for the i
of the day
blgh tide carix today, but tailed
Ati
14- k
ucr "I *ud a W Ynk(H>ii
oib.-r atiempi will b<> nia.b-.ihi afi.-i
At 8 HIO pi m
u.H.ti wh. B the tub-T.-.-.'ib-- TIh- -liJp

o8-r eo

AT w V

^AM^**?^m.--Bnae ball at Reorention park botwMn aadlUao'e new iiroancv« In Foresters
There wiU be a danoN
hallI tomorrow
evening, t^which all
tomorro
invited.
At 8KX) p.
m.-Minting of the
Nortbom Michigan MnooalnMw Aswx
otntlou at Mnoonboe hnlL
7 Alu p. m - Hand ooooort in the cUy
''^^Sa-lsdl«s'
drill
oontool
at
Knights of Pythias hall
7:80 Degrtte team oontost at opera
V

•

D |k m.-Bnnd cononrt in the city
©njoyod
(i K A I. train’s to>uth ti>^
any li.ivc carrltHl pa—etigerH fur t'ad
II1.VC a» aii«‘iid the big nieetlng of the
Nunhwenturu Mirlngau Mareabec ai
Hut the principal crowd
the hpixial that left
fl^al h:
Five well fl
t1

m lUDf uii[s
St.iair's
Confectionery.
Wc make om

own Can-lies,.

Choculalcs, B-m lli.ns et(\^
Oar

/ce

Cream

andCSoda.

Wmtar n tha finaxt in tha city.

8SS8SS8SSS
SEW UP THAT
HOLE IN YOUR
I^OOKEI-r
imn-i hux the CIIKAPK.ST
SnoKS xon can liml.

Bring

us that sni.iU h xx

$1.25

an.l fixe niomv.
-!o!lai

.in.l

a

aikI
ot

ja> us a

^

Tkr r««l RMial4« I'lotktorm.

-Tk« HmI Mehahk Hatu-r».

more, M/cs

to 54

,

.

.

kb arer—J H. King
.
Judas MacralK‘Uh--Gt-orge Kdgar.
Slldlers-H'harles Parker. Will Vo
elsiing. (Mair Martin. Clande Smith.
Sims--Gi-orgf II.HlKe. Pharles Pra
hll.
Peasant-Gi-orge Keech
• Traverse City Band In ContesL
The Trawrse Piiy iHH.ple were ar
oniiianliHl by the Traxi-rse City hand
r IN pltxH-s, with ('harles A. Skelcher
a- difi-clor
They are enlerotl lu the
caute*t, and if they are U-aten
It will iH- Ixecause there are some hel
ter Iwnds at Pad lilac.
The hand is comisistHi of the follow-

J. W. GftBiUett. It D.

4// hinds of Fiators fee Craam.
Ice Cream an-1 I - cs -Iclivcrc-l
to any ]Uit of the c ity lice «»f
charge

jn$Mis Spttiii Silts
nm Siturdifs.
22IFf«rtSt. TfomiCily.

FRANK FRIEDRICH
A 00.
The N«w Stsad - 242 froat St

Battain Brilalin...
SIfort Prices hr Saturdofs Celling
H15C values, for Saturday lie
A ->S in. Pure White M.trc. ri.,. d Uask.-t cloth, vefy
silky
.

H 75C value, far Saturday sec

Piano leads all others on the
market toxUy. Every inslrument ftiU) guarantcexl by a
company that it right. Faclory prioea and liberal terms.
Svurything In Small
InetrumenU.
Muaicfld Merchandlae. Bheet

A fine drop stitch and Lace Trimmed l.adies’
\'est, in all sizes-

Lisle

fl 35C Mlue. for Saturday 23c
A

in. Eiqrlish Mailrass Cloth, some iu!at patterns in
Stri|>o effei ts
^ ,

B ISC value, tor Saturday lOe
A fine Lisle I'hre.-id La<lies' Hose in a stainlesN dye;
will not crock or fade->-

Jl iqe value, for Saturday I2ic

A 19 in. Colored Taffeta. This is the kind that wears,
in just the colors you want-

Jl ngufar tSe vafue, Saturday 64c
A 50 in. strictly jniro Wcml Etamine. a handsome cloth,
in Navy and I'an only—

J1 regufar t.2S vafue, Saturday S4c
•• Eyerythlng Strietty as Represented

EW-DMULCQimilY

Also a light 2-horse wagon, nearly new.
Harrison make,^>i in. tire, double box

OK OO
W

W

1 leavy laimber wagon without box,

^ 6*00

1‘haeion buggy, in good repair.

20*00

Twq-Seated Open Buggy.

20*00

lilacksmith shop for rent-the old stand of ICli Purvis
in the alley near A. McCall s Shop.

, O. J. MOROAISI

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NEW GOODS ARRIVING
CHINA SALAD HOWLS, CAKE PLATES. BOHEMIAN
GLASS WATER tB« WINE SETS. VASES, Etc.; also
DECORATED DINNER WARE In sets aid separate
pieces to snit customer

THE ECONONV STORE

= Suit 0dlues-=
1 Ole art SUtlng Suits Olortb

A HO in. Tiirc Whitt! India Lilian, a linr quality—s

A 2S in. l*unv White Imported Swiss, some new .Tmi
beautiful effects -

He Kimbill

Of\

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n 35c ualucs for Saturday 23c

1T-S.XN rUSTABUSHKl)
I FACT ihM for-one. qoal» ity. .lunbility and «legance of finiih

FOR Ull[
A one horse lumber wagon, Harrison
• make, all complete, double box........ ..

a C \ K ma«lc .iml saxc still

m iindt of Phoiphotos. 5c
lulluwed
The Traverse City i-uiitUigeut all
ore
badges InserlU-d.
TYavenuniy. the IVarl of the North, for 11KI4 ’
They wi-nt with the deteruilnailun to
is-ine thi- nest nie«-tlng of the •asso­
rt luii in this place.
’I'hi- dcgrci- it-am uf Traverse CMty
cut Is «-ntered in the degree team
uiitest. The team Is as follows:
Klug^ApiM-Ib-H-A. V FVl.slrlrh

B. J. IVIOIRmAIM

hair .m-l get

E. WII.MEL.IVI

aaylai. “I have never r

a <Mit or the m

Swell Line Neglipo Shirts

i im iA siio Ml ^ wn Mrs mts

91.

\ict

1

BIG OCEAN LINER AGROUND |

will arrive toi a few days and

alack wee bought brand new

CilUttg
Wall Paper « «

k

FYatik KrstiM-hvil.
iUioi-». l-ari
tone. K K White tTomU.u'e*. James
Martimk.
1»
W
Stiwsrt;
lulia-.
('harba Hr.gi.lbsii
t'lau.bItowi-u:
ba-ss drum. Ibum r U.tv. liii .r drum.
Amfri-w llumiHtb
John Klassi ii and
Orville
Hkelcli. r
a--<'onii>aubsl
th<lumd a* cu'-ti-iinu* of thipruiH.rv

UlGEST lEFtlSEilTAnON

oonid
‘ a* prutolhle

MCDlAUMfOTATOES

transferred
/skals. but
sHnpl)
alienated
from
Prause.
The case was fought very
hard by A F Hunting of Fmi>tre and
Hoa. Thomas Hmurthwalie of Trav
erae City for the plaintiff, and C L
liayton of Inland
and
Patrhln S
(Voiscr of Traverse City for the dc
fense.
T
Rallraad Caaa »aniad.
Tha ease involving the right of way
of the T C . U ft M rallraad across
•
the Jand known as the Page prop*»rty
at Omena was settled tn favor of the
r<iad. The question hinged on whether

.. , Clarinet
-----------eta. r
playi-rs:
ArChur
Hmsdvi
c»*mei*. WtMard
CampU!l.
Wt!la
CbarlvA Ashton: alio
altos

MKW EI.OOBC

Cor. F^nt and Union

,,,,,-for Tioe Dollars:
: ai«areS«niiigSuitBafor/b
ffla.SO ko fflio mnd ffliffl

Tor SixDollars and Chirty-GIdht €ents«
QIC are Setting Suits Oiortb
fflia.OOko fflIS.OO

For Eight Dollars and
Chirty-Eight etnts.

I:' Our* Best
fflabes
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 fiN
ted from these.

Bsmilton Ootbing ^

THB EVDrnro bmord, tsatxbbk oirr, men., FRiDir, jtoe j,

THE £VBaHG HECttHH.

excisions

rnSAUMMW

mamm

Tampta a TarpM for

TRAVeHM CITV, MICHIGAN

■IJ

City. MkA-. Jame 4 —A »hoo(
ORANO TRAVERSE HERALD tas aMray took plaeo Ut« Wodat-day
AMnaiai bj Mm
at aUtUvtUe. 11 milM aam of
la vkick JohB Varrtn. ike bar glow in Da wMmaor ChMaiMka Paj,
laadar of Dorlift »alooa. ahoi Oaorg*
atdaof aaUlafwDadtoDDa
TWE. ti •ATtS AID I. V. HAMNDI
. Tbe ball attack Taaipte 4ia
r«a>t bone and, glaadak oC.
la fbe aboalder While the
A merioxm It U not nac«i»aril>
fatal rattan mma hare and gave
Oaagyia dyiafaftlfew
^11 ap to the oRcera. The cauae York ft«m tha fwlok of a M pia
vaa a aaloon row;, all
whioh aba aajt aba vaaaivad from a
friaadwhlia potacMag bar from bar
iafmrtatad aaahood. 8ha rafaaaa lo
tall the friaoa'a aaase.
Wcifhtad with ehataa faataoad to
irdars4 poata aad rafters, ibe Arm
in the new )nU af Ta<
rcoo.M. J.. hndnl
SuMlay night Throoghaot tha alght
ateaxner Cummlnaa
win nil an eaenraion from Blk Rap
•“tAAfiaSTASSSf'
Ida to aid MlaBkin The boat will
laaaa Blk Raptda at 7 o’clock and Old
Mlatloa at 7:t0. A tan lance crowd
the meeting from both of tha Jail balidiag. thoy plandad fo be
mot too Jail whara they aaight loal
oaorar from tha ahook to tbair
TMf PIOFLl WILL I40T TOLER
«. Vhiliagthat. thay mid. tbay
III MOIITAGUE HALL

TootastmErsMtime

l-V''
r> ■

ATE ATTITUOE OF STATE
SENATE. -

The teiwif of faatarday’a dtopab

Laher iMam Will HeM Big Meetln«
pooad to havo boao aamt by tha oaar at
This Evenlas. Addreeaad by Rev.
gift to PraaidDt BooaavalL raaobad
NawToykbyataamarTaaadRy. Thay
aooaigned to Ooaat OaMinb tha
I
uts NWIIUK
IUI»
gne hall, which will be <
d by Kev U. Cochlln. It U
that a large nnmber of uni

Wgrk WRl iagln afi Balldifig Emm.
arid H ¥RII ARari tneronaad FacJlittaa and Oroatar Cowrontay.
Tbe aunreyon of the Pere ' Mar
gnetu Railway Oo. have completed
the survey of the grooad at the oor
aer of Casa street aad Lake aveane.
lately occnpled by the prodnee warehouae of O W. Lardie. preparoiory ro
tp erection of the large aew freight

Trala wUI leave Traverne City at 8

“SIL,

l*n *ihe Rwi^^TheT^ldlag'^Il^S
about ICO feet la taagth. and will be
provided with every faciUtj for the
quick and ooavealeait kaadtlag of the
largely Increased freight fanelaees of
iheMne. Work oa the fcmadaUoa will
u.. o«.
the line fur the sidetrack to Mr. Lardie s warebouae and the track will be

m

.!MHsH»Tim

Yob CB)of a Hauock, Lava
Chair or LawaSeltec. W.
Vehave
aibIllioeorihenaU.
One of thoic ooBlortablr. aed
^
fraiM Rajiaiag SwiafChain.
)«a Hce c«. eaa I* art mny.
^
pitor. a pef«K*)ir ligid aad
W
SfOBf. as. the kaac a an
a«l _ the nwa camibrtable
nX
thing you ever uaw, and oor
price, only
$3.50
75c
Woixl irainc ^Awa Chair^ will recline in any pi
and................................................... <;..................
•rSI.OO
weH
Foldinif IJiwn Settees, snTl hold three people; i
mxile........... .......................................................
--$1.26
Hammocks from 75c up to......................... ].................
.$8.00
Tiyo-Passenger Ijiwn Swings maiie of good hardi
and strong, for......... ...................... . ............ ..........
Same sty le, lour pxwenger, for......................... ...........
■ S5.00
We can pleaae you in Lawn Goodi.

©

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la«MUtMI«Ua4.

after holding clrcail (

J. W. 3L.A-rER

aXTEB YEARS E CATARRH
Wall Known Maeaechuaetta Woman

How to cure catarrh has
problem in medicine for man
that wax not solved until De
of HJ^omei. Thta remarkable
ment makes It possible for any
one to brroDe an air at home which
almost Identical with that of De
Montague of Kloholaa U and that Mr. Booeevelt Adirondack., the Carollnaa or oDer
We have bought several Hundred pairs of
;HIU1N ivunty of Ursm
but -a special Invitation la ex win iamitnla the Ramtan onatom of health resorts where the air is im
tode of the aeaala will not be loler
Nl to non unk.n men to U- pres driving lo Washington. In thla oon- pregnated with healing bal
ated by the rapObUcaii party In the
this spring’s styles of Sample Shoes and Slip­
aeetloiCtlieqaeation la tasked whether broilh giving trees and pla
atafe. nor by the people at Urge, who
Simply place a mUe Hyomei In the
Proaidoat Reoeevelt will neeepi tbe ihaler^which comes with every
pers. They are on the way to Traverse City
are rei»raaented by the aanaiora.
lEMAHKAIUWClEASE
gift Under tbe Amerionn Uw the breaDe It occasionally during De day
.
When the Cblby-KoweU aleelio
now. Look put for extraordinary shoe bar­
gifu from and beuefU will be seen after Its use
' waa paaaed In the honae It wa
tha .Earnlnga of Mtahlean Rail foreign monarch., except bj parmi.. for only two or three times, while per­
clared by the aenatora that the
severance for a few days or weeks
gains In a few days.
:
;
:
:
:
:
roads During the Past Four
ofoongrem. Prealdaot Oraut ae* will effect a complete cure of even the
ure waa loo aweeplag. and tl
oepied
aaoh
proamiu.
but
not
until
worst
case
of
caUrrh.
compromlae ahmild be effected Then
Mm. Elvira E. A Gibson, who holds
ooogroaa had passed n meaanre allow­
the Datrd bill waa paaaed. after
a
resj>4>nslble
position
In
the
great
ing him to oo so.
of apparently naeieea delay and
> for the Onit four
dry goods store of Jordan, Ms
Severn clerks in the offloe cf the F. Co. of Boston, wrote in April:
chamber work. Thla bill waa n<
of this year,. show the rejnarkabh- in
erhMl W. Rejaolda Oa. cotton broken, aie catarrh for 80 years, and the last. 10
reachlag enough In lia design.
crease over th(»ae «if
of last year, of 15
per cent Barn rtohar todaj by nearly 13.000 each, yrors (sil of which time has been
uf MUd nittaur sud sll utlusin
for last y«ar sun»ass«Ml all pre owing to the generortly of Daniel J passed in this groat esUbItahment
the bill throughout the stale. Many Ings
vious records. iUtIroad CVimmIsaione
suffered fearfully. Onehalf do3
and laadera of Atwood's monthly statement ahowt Sally, aotive head of De Arm and the bandkerehiefs (ht dayswould be used.
; with all the vigor that for April, the earnlngH were fS.- tw Napotaoa of tha
It extended to ray throat; De base of br. why U*..
or
Uio
iwtutuwr
idurtUa
k».557.h«. an -Increase
my tongue waa badly affected,
Mr. Sally mlladoa
. furlX.-r unjatnai. 1
over those of April, m2
day lo spead Jaae and July In Enrope, stantly kept in my mouth cardamon “‘aid
or some such breath purifier.
hat he ptapomd to aae that aU hla seeds,
I could not sleep with my month
0AL2ELL PASSED HIGH
amplbJM ahoald have the means cf cloiK‘d. I began uting Hypmcl in De­
aaJOTiag vaoatkm. while he waa cember and in two weeks I sras en­
away. To DUaad hwvialtad Deoffloe tirely—and now. after four monDa
While a taw cotertag all the aUt Will Racalve Appoii
DO return of De dtaeaai
Dellvary Carrier.
beforo leaving Mew York aad dietrib- and pcrmanetly—cured
congreasicmal and taglatallve oBw
The
May l&rtmJoo< j
R DaUell of . KImwood ated among the olerfca a earn of money •%i.
waa appareatly desirable, there wei
this firm. Mr. Jordan. Indorses ihU
The slioc )i»u have been looking for. Combines style and durahas rec4*IV4Hi word from the aaid to to be more than UaOOO.
stalemenl."
many leaders who Iwlleved that It
bility with luxurious fcorah»rt. 'I hcy arc a goilscnd for |»ersons
8 E. Wall and Bona have aol,
It la
would not iM- wise to pass such
with lender feet. We cxrry ihcnt in several dirtcrcnl styles, in
that he passed lirM with
per
dreda of Hyomei outflU, constating of
In the rtK*ent rural free delivery car- monka who wete rapelled
*w.^plag*law just now. althou
both wcUs and turns.
an Inhaler, a medlcUe dropper and a
rier
examination
for
Route
No
5
Pranoe
by
De
Uw
of
aeroei
there wna mi pronounced objection
of Hyomei. and wlD every P«r
Thla Is the proi»ostM route through
have given Delr personal guar4 arept In the senate That body de Blmwoud township, by way of Bing ter* v^U»lly
tee
to
refund
the
money
If
Hyomei
for
the
pnrcliaee
of
Iona
lalaad,
ant
lltarately oppos4-d the wishes of the bkm
__________'
l cure. They will still aell tbe
one of the Hebrtdea. from the duke of
pe«ipls and have thus far repudiated
rot on that plan, aad every ca
Argyla
the pledges ia the republican parly
tarrh sufferer ought to Uke advanThe waitteaaea of London had a tage td their fair propoaltion.
made to the pin,pie at several
walking mamh in wh^ IfiO girls en­
and In numerous leglsla
DuuaufWhu't
V* tiH-pu
ured. all wearUg straw hats, bUek
Travwrsa City Markets.
live oonrentUins. to ctuTi-ct an evil Oldaat Michigan Central
drasMaadwhlta aprooa. Tbe roala
Telia How to Cure Thorn
which could not longer be endured
The following from John McCurdy waa from the MaaeUa hoaee lo Ue
Tliere has M-emed to be a set pi
TRY A RECORD "WANT Att
from the oldest man In continuous marbU arch, foar and one-half milee
Maya-l*=t»Jn*.S
poM on the part of the aenate to den>
service of the Michigan Central
and it waa covered by Mim Annie
the people what they have demanded road and probably one of the best
Oiaager in 47 mlnntea AlDoogh De
roiiMMUM Utly the wnate has b«'Oi>ine
n men in the aUte. He ran an maloh took pUoe at 7 a. m . the ronte
a target Utr the Just criticism of the
was lined with
.1
whole slate and the ridicule of the
iron spiked onto ptank..
party, wlilch the maj«»ri!y represenu
lAsi March he was rtnlred on a
James B. Ledden. for many years a
I for the rest of his life. For wealUiy broker of Beaton, is in JefferInuous years he was engim^cr
10 contli
fulBllment of the parly’s pledges
eon Market prison. New York City,
To the prosiK!Clive piano purchasers,
We can save yon money on
While It baa appeared lm;poaaIble to on the Ifast western express and U charged with permitting bis -obildren
years of ago- Ho say >4: *i
make Into law the measure passed b) have been
every piano bought of us. WHY? liecanse we buy directly from thV? factory,
an engineer on the Michl to peddle in the atroeta. Two baaati^
the bouse. It baa b«;en generally
gan Central railroad fur 54 years; ran fnl daagblera. aged 15 aad 11. are U
thus
saving;
the
mitidleman’s
profit,
and
\v<*
sell
directly
lo you. thus saving the
lieved that the senate would at ^t a passenger train over 6U years. i|
sre of the phildrer ’a society, and
additional a^jent’s or travelingj man’s salary, all of which ^joes to your credit and
nissent to a oompromlac. and ^Ue am now on the reilriHl list. I com <
m. ageo 18. is in De Juvenile
me'noed using-l>r. Colwell's Magic
our prices are correspondingly less; you are therefore getting all these profits,
Ibe stale a law which would aoeom iSgytlan Oil over 30 year. ago. and asylum. Ledden waa arrested in a
push. In part at least, what has heaa carried it on my engine up to the
which statements are proved by every one of our many pleased customers. We
room,
miserably fnrutahed.
^ ’ promised and what the people have lime I was retired last March I ha\e where he ltV4>d wiD the children.
have recently fitted up a |»iano section entirely Ly itself, in the front of our
;
dmnaaded kVr a tlmo It looked as a bottle in the hous4? now. and we Tbe latter sold small botUea of i»rthink that we canmd get along with
Furniture department, where we Nvill be pleased to see alF our friends and pa­
though the si-nate meant to be fair In out it
SUrtling Evidence.
fume in tt*e atreeU and are said to
Fresh tesfimony In great quantity
the matter, but now U appears that
"1 have cured many a man on m> have supported^their father in DU
trons at any limV*.
constantly coming in. di'claring Dr
trl|» of cramps and diarrhea by using way for two years Leddan waa onoe
. tb» senate is drti-rmlned to set
Kings' New Discovroy f..r Consuinp
• * -nta.ve the |KH»pIe and above Its party it, and I can unhesitatingly recom rate<t as worth half a million. Tbe
Coughs and Colds to be un
mend It to all railroad men to earn
!
Jt has iHM^n derided by the leglsla it with them for all cases of emer- panic of im shattered his fortune.
: i:
lure to adjiuirn next Wednesday, and gimcy. stomach and bowel troubiro.
Rev. Morton O. Andrews rwAor of
i had
spralna. bniiaea and burns John Me 8L Ppal'a Bpieoopal church of Osh- as an example. He writes:
^
there Is sllll time for the sen
Bronchitis
for thret* yeart^nd doc
!,
•u.tne to It.
The m^Ion has CUrdy. 113 First Rt . Jackson. Mich '
Letter from the great Creatore, the most suc­
tored all the time without^belng beneit only costs 50 cents lo have a hot
fi : «lr4.ndy been prolonged kmger than
p act I In’ 'round tin* house handy— order that be might atiliae Uie ear- fiUMl Then I began taking Dr. King's
cessful hand master and leader now before the
Discovery, and a few liottles
VJ
m^«—ary on account
the attitude
ul rt memU r. cv* r> druggUl In plus of hia ohiokea farm and grooery .New Disc*
wholly
ly cured me" Equally effective
public.
•
Michigan sells it. and that each drug
'it?
the primary bill, entailing
advaatage. BUhop Oiaftoa in curing all Lung and Th
giai is authorised to refund your pur
the state a haavy and unneci-sa
De eaterpriae aad now Mr. bles, Consumpiion, I*neu
HOTEL LAUGH AM.
from the (Jrlp Guaranteed by Jas. Q
; Hosion, Mass,
iir.
The senate's action thus far has
aatisfactury.
D Mr. ADdrevi has been an ex- and F. H. Meads Druggists. Trial
regular size. 50c aad
U»tiles. Ilk*
tioeu a twbuke;o the republican part
»ritaaitaL He drew ao aalary • 100,
lEWElT PIANO CO.,
• * *
■ In the state, and If they do not give
Owing tu tlir iiirr.ui4> of iiihiI
from De oharoh, iaaiating apou De
Ifoston. Mass.
nemg dogs 1.1 M. iom si.d south .
* the Mate what the party has pledged
right to aapporthl^ U by hla bnai
;?
aiMl what
h-cn universally dC trta, aU exhlbltluu. of dugs and
Mt uBderlakiiiga.
GENTLEMEN: I desire to offer iny words of pr*Tise and thanks for the
'
mandad. the present legislature will aia prabIbttaA___________ '
Mokqaitoea atopiiedauar of Dp New
AND CONNECTIONS
pleasure 1 have derived from the use of one of your Upright Piano.s. The tone
„
rttlre under an mllum for which the
raiuwiok-DaBelJe&. N. J., liaa.
Driven to Doaporation.
is remarkably sweet and pure, and what I especially like is the sonorous volume
John Olbey, the motorman. waa blind­
It is mm up to Ibe senate—let the
ed by De ewnrm aad ke Dai off De
on. a fi
of lone, which 1 think is rounder and more beautiful than any other Upright
Mmale act l^l them yield oa gov tjflen driven to droiM-ratton iu ca<*i- »»(
rat. Pnaeeagm on De oar deoUre
piano I have used. The touch is panic iilarly even and its light rciwiition makes
resulting from Hurns. CuU.
ernor or legislative nomlnatlo
■warm wnana DiekMOoe of
1> of
ada. etc. I.a> I
it an instrument of exceptional quality. With renewed thanks, believe me.
the bouse will m.Hd them on
inaeota
making
n
eoUd
mai
BucklcD'a ArnUa *Kalve If. the Ih-M
compromise
The* reproaen
air. They invaded De oar and
Yours sincerely.
uB earth. 25c. at Jas (1 Johnson and
paeDugera derorted it Aa am
vonld not dare Ao otbarwlae. nor go F. H Meads' Drug Hiorcs
vm: CREATORE.
1 Signed!
GIUSEPPE
I got Da paau oat of hia
The other day iu I'sris s dug was eyes he f
Txa.AAAAvxa.C
Men in a motor car with a welldllted
......YOU
ALWAYS
HEAR......
aoon oarrlad asray the 1
^hr of tUnc ape<iaclea to protect his
/Jfighest words of commendation, whenever you hear people talk about the
tyra
MOlHALTlAinilG
STAOE AND PLATFORM.
BRADBURY PIANO. They can not help it. There .arc not many pianoslhat
You f4H‘Umei in. cross, ugb. do
___
atjaiiimsTha Aaserioan Stock Co'% angagacould stand 50 years of t^t. Such pianos look best—sound best—wear bestB far Fraa Claaaaa ia mouth, no thiug goes right.
^^h^U^forOsdar aiy aad Fravwaoat
Ivor. Better Take Rocky Moi
sell best—pay best. Ivpays, indeed, to get the best.
for Th
^ igaa atate aenaie U arbitrarlljr deter
*mtaed not to yield to the eapreaa de^
manda of the people of the aUte for
a prlatanr election raronn law. And

NOTICpI

raviMAN

rm-’bJ!)rr:

Cushion Sok Shoes -

Cadies*.

Jllwtrs » PltMurt u Sbo»

CraRps ud DiEfltta.

1-^

Bacbant Of RoKoe, w

....•'

OF THE UTMOST INTEREST

LISTEN,TO THIS:

MAHSTEEfc mnEASTBIMIUI

ini

tamstng Mich . June h.-By pasnlng

one ot tnc 1

acbool system which baa passed
legtslatura thta aaaaloa ta m^y
the gorerhor*a approval. Thta U
atruciloB of tboaa who daalre
pare themaelvea for taaChara

fis-awsr.-.r''

edttcattoB of a district In a eonaiy
ttoB a

rSSIvSta

leroal. aatitled. '‘A

Thta ptaoa la aaid to I

You surely must have with your piano, to keep your music carefully sorted,
where you can put your hand on any particular piece of music at a moment’s
notice. It is the only way to keep sheet music, music books or large size vol­
umes. That Bamboo Cabinet with four shelves is the best thing for a DollarFifty
we have ever had. We’d really like to have you see the other styles in Golden
Oak. Quarter Sawed Oak. Black Walnut and Mahogany. We think they arc a
little the best fpr the money you can find, for they sell for $C.75, $10.00, $14.00,
$1».00 and $2?.00. A piano and a Music Cabinet make the best kind of a
combination.

1 be adaSSaA ttaa if aoeompahi
paid HOoaat liokat

Worat of All Expartencro.
Of tuffarora have proved their mat
Can anything be worse thha to feel
leas merit for Sick and Nervoua Head­
aches. They make pure bl.iod aad that every minute will be your last?
build up your health Only 25 cenu;
aM>ney back if Dot cured Sold by
Jaa. G. Johnson and F 11 Meads.
evliatd,- when doctors ami all i
It la lutinu.t.xl that 42T. puldlc dies taiUsl. At length 1 was Induced
loial of PIN Iu Duldln to try Eletirlc Bitlerw and the 1
xcd oa St ratrkk’a was miraculous. 1 Improved at once
and now am completely recovered.*’
For Uver. Kidney. Stomach and
The June ana aklima oa aaany a Bowel troubles Electric Bitters U Da
fhir hrMe, made doubly lovel/ by De only medicine. Only 50c. it’a
«M of Uadkf .Mouataln Tm ‘ aateed by Jaa. O. Johnson and 1
hrtde't hum Mead Jaa. O. leh

EW HSTII6S & SOI
FIRE INSURANCE

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

%
THi xvrararo bioobd, tBAvmai oitt, mioh^

FRIDAY, JUXi^. 1903.

WAIT MrMTWItT

mow A POSTAL
Or tetephffiDe ncmce onr way rirbt
MW. and we wlU throw prices on
Fhmr. Feed. Aeal. Bran. MlddUocs.
CM and Oats back, that wiU anuze
yon. duality considered. : : :
;

THEBEST TONIC

W. J.Blagtof Oh
larald Mbs
•B.BOOia abaaraa
ADO of Mm fiaaat to mmahma.
Wbilo awlMbtoga eoaplaofoaraa
fow'rallaa balow MUaa. oa Mm Ann
Arbor, the eaw wara kaokad lalo a
andRagtoearJabalooaaararaly toJaraA Japana also rMsalrad aartoaa
isijorlea.
At Kilea Mr aad Mra Jaba Bfrmk.
fi„ld. who ware dlrotoad SO yaara ago.
oalj child,
from Ohloai o

Orsra •olid WooHl

6MMCiHitoto.bNl
,

.««

v^M^aoo.

It coataias ao Mroag minerals or

I

T«rry * W«sner

TM Amerim Std M.

to a low stale of benlUi. oTaick and wrom out with work or wrorry.
S. S.S.

srifn'i

system, aod i
feels aresem

drosFsineaa and dizzinnw that so often come after eating.
S. S. S. is Hid only the best tonic but poascssea alterative or purilytog
properties, and if there is any Uint, humor or poison to tbe blood it
searches it out. .*ind removea it. Many times a low sUte of heahb is due
to a bad .condition of the Uood and can only be remedied by a blood purifier
and tonic combined, or such a remedy aa S. S. S.
If you suficr from di-bilitv, iusomnia, aervonaorsa. lo&s of appetite.

A
MCRO
IN
RAOS

to attead tbe weddtog
Tba big loarlag automobile owned
by Dlebl Broo . of Mt ClenMna. waa
damagtMl to Mm aaMal of |M0U by a
fire tlsat started when one of tbe bamera went oat aad Use gaaoUae failed
IQ geuerate. wbUo tbe amehlne waa
Popular PrIcM
•toadtog
at bigb preeaare.
OITV. MtOM.
.ykem«.s.s..a mc swuTT •mmc CO., AmUlTA,
Tbe Michigan tab aooimlaalon will
delhera.ooo big monUsed baas lobe
One Udy wfll i* «amuted Fret
placed in tha Flint riwer at Flint.
oo opening night wilhe^-ety
Tt^ Ladies
L.di., of Traverse C>ty
Two atratige dogs BMida And bawoe to
tlMen tlu4 Mm dewil loalaM4 that at «*
Invlied to
30 cent piiJ licVet
do «»MU>lof owf.1 MrA Bochtol
Hook of ahaap aaloagtog loJohnS. JIubo Cablni l.
ADd IMT or^ boabADd Uwrd a1o«1« Alad Lyoa. near Fllat Ooly 1 ware left of
pvMbi
Klichs*p Tbs- saMiioi
wan> IB fair olrcomatAooeA
lion In Prank Trnd. s I
of ftAh In ilM lAkM of
(llubbn
lubbn’ uid Mandl
BlABObeOBOtJ AT*. bHtlff klllAd bj «At.
NAME U FLAME SWEPT lMl6€t
tof A fly whlob I«0WM |«tnoooAn for
TheBani for the Merckaat
FOR FLOORS use Caiman* Elastic end Many faetertr.
TW klcli 9dM
Aboot Bim^ milAi of groood Will be
mUitmU
\Vc ran> i he acixnmis of-some
ooweredbJ tk^
wan r mAliin At
ol ihr heaviest iM»iu eras in the OMow-MI New WUbotai Block CM
UrABdllUpldA tHU.uiO wilt be AS
RECORD WANT AD
B‘i m TIm Mliirlii will bt
I'urtlatul. Miv. June &.~Malne h
tily.
MiU
4%b Mm mU of tMlb oUmm
rom one aide Iu the oUi.r
The Bank for the Lebonng Mon
g Mortte. M li
Z. n. Bvaaa M I
prMiUlaf U te good.
luntl every keiMlini Tliuurlj 70 JAAT. old. ooni
\Vc arc r-iKii each tucs*U>
dullart a..rlh s4 pruperty Wt b»vt a nht class
mlitod AAlolda WodBAAdAy. HacpfOA
cvefrom 7 to 8:80 fw vour
•€i\wAm
All doffn le te
hie timber iaml are l/elw;
body WAA found by a aod with a
Sbotmaktr's Shep.
yjicicjil liencfU
aiM>M 10
mbIoA. Unmos
bAlUl boU IB Use Maple, bhe ended ili Hftiiyfil tiiiurl) by furetl flr«»k. and
bUi
liS bt Abot frbMi fowid.
re I. imie pn.iiiMTt fur rliange»l
Tho Bank far the Farmer
ba life At A window. toklDff A Uat
*\ i»u wouU hkc to find
TbO M OlkAlOf flOMAOd ooau
ilnnmt siiitll the rain hat Mtakesl
Many lAraicts are our custo*
lAW of tba sky aimI flower*.
mil which kind ill. .
oolteolod for Ma7 bf tbo AlAM ftM>
mere and a well known farm­
The BiArle tree, of Flint Are bring Iswsi
l)r«t were reported last night
OOd «MM
U OMTlj dOuUw
er U mi oil! lUiard of ilircclors.
deoBded of Uieir foliAge by worm* and mnu> uiliei^ are raging. The Are
Mm oMOMlmf Ibm ood posta for onj
which eAt the *leiB* from the leAvsw. lint' at Hums and KangeUy laki« en
The
Bank
for iho Lodiot
ii uda truiii III to i: miles and In some
isi^'k Ik over L'iNi mlUs lu depth.
\ hw^c iiimiiUt ol laijic* iiavc
As-eunlinK to an olBelal re|strt unl>
a< counts wnth us and wc apn*e uiiarisTs s»f an Inch s*f rain has
’
pTii late then husincsv
lll•^ III .Maine ^lnee April K. dubl
sMi ks agu
The Beni for the Chifdron '
Malnr.
lu iiurthtm
Hurt
I’i.iih them to ;.a\c hltlck.
»|ksdttl irnlns liav«* In***
ooaiiAny 1* OAplull^ At
fulluwt-d by ut^cik
Let them U*>;in tlictr arcounts
lllSoOO And bAA A Apleiidtd new brluk
Htly,
PbiiV^all of Modem aAohloery.
\iui wi.ii’l .isk lh.it
‘‘•'u rr4 and ; W lo/u
^cw
lr<^ .-vrv ruiMirUd as burning In tinIlh.ibu la^k'A. s^xaU fluur
IMI two
A Urge AaoBBt of food 1* balBg Mrniili> lit tin- folluoing iiiwiis
t^t Bank form
KniiKrbv. IhuilK. Hath. Ttipkham
ed oBl dally
Small si/r, Ilk; laitc
|^•lU«lld
SI
SHpluu,
H.
Mill
The Bra bAdger amb In
MZC^ With tl-llduM .llld
biidgf'
Uvi-rnion*
Falls.
Uiv»
ll.
Ivu
In aABy year, he* been killed.ln the
vhtnct.*irM................ .
H.S, Hull.Proaldont,
"
mark. WaU-rlurd. Hrldgi*u*n. Klmt
woods near Mtaankte by J W. FaIIa
C. A. Hammond. Cashier.
HriH'iivDIr Jutirihin. Kll^aoiili. iJardi
pyB W y .slKANOWAYn. (srmrH esWML/ snl kurgekiB ti>r mym, car, yom mad laroat
mr. I'iiuiuii. lli'niun. N H . lluuUuu
H. C. Davia and
bay of Mat place. Tba
M.»nil«-4‘:ii., LlnUiun. l.udUiw. Hrldgo
killed only after an boor * fight In
A. V. Friodrich. V. Proa’ds
water, York. Smyrna Mills. I'rv-sqm
wblob FAllAbay * dog waa Adwerely
Hew Shoe store
Ul». riiinim. Hiiriiham and Hum.obewed and Use man aUo Injored.
100 People Homeless at Hull.
RntiveFa Old 8UnA
Fr^nt »L
A
llrv
The badger weighed W pOAod*
Olthwa
Out . Juui* k. -A
.y i W.niU «li'.
out |>h\.kUn toSU mic4
>,hI ir.v
Ootober IM. 1885, Bee Bro* fk qpoke *<ti.
H*> Ml »ic li»t*lr So Oir Uwu So |{»H well; yinsr
iviv ■ Uuv
»n» br.,Hh
tr»So.rd. huiiM-n in ihe .ubuiiis of lh»
Of Bay Olty mailed a poatal card to f..i
I |. .i. Ini' U.|l)r« oS Hi 1‘uio • F.T»>«»Ur Ilr- Hull. «.p|»usUi- Ibis ciiy
A k
Wr.lk.t
Mie WolrariBe Ohair A FttmUore Oo. wl, .tl..M. Ihl. • Irf
«a> bloMiiu; at tin- tliiif and i
of (iraod Rapids, coutalnlBg an order
nil was ihn'aifiuMl. Mind
dlsanur of HHH. thin city
for aoiM ebalrs. It reacbed tiraad
I mck «oo«i .re i.vite.1 to
.V calh-d ujsiii fi.r aid. t*ut
Rapidi Umy BO, IBQB. havlAg lakao 17
1‘ieTPe. b>' lelter, /w. and
It' till- lire t iiglm-s Inini Ol111>111 the fact nvU g B msoit. Fk>i«cv*B aad Bwwaoa
\oii lan i ^1
}eara and aeveu moatlss to BMke the
wiUsoul charge or fee the
lird ihf mviic I hi- llrv wa­
iiavc on West tnh
tiul tl.c houMS
Jouropy.
nt rul The buildlUK* de
i-rt- small dai-lllngs owu.hI
>n the
StTii-t aie the lies t hs
AtKalkaaka plana tor the new r.
MrU'llv
juivatr
himI •.svirtlly
l«.kS is csti
OOOaobool balldlng reoenlly aothor
this nit.jKrrty
€4t>
Lid us siiow
. A.ldiesB in K. V. ncrce.
land are being drawn by n JUlamaaot lUUl tUs. N Y
20 Year Cold Fill­
puts off until
tis’.vy. riie ‘man
'Use uiviUtUsn to
amblMot and aa aoon aa Msey are
ed Case. Cenu'ne
tiimouow will nevet liavc a home.
nwdy Use ooniraot will be lei.and the bv Idler, //re. i*
G'C.j'.-l-.VJ
ait's ssners of **frrt nscrlical
ri5raiiuuw IJ..
IlH at ruti-ku. Qui-. early In the
American
work paahad aa taiddly aa poMibl*. iiMsJc hv srrrsisoiuiMe firraonf
lb Ot
.imyin! eight liuuM's. eauslug
d.t> lb
The rapid inoraaaa of Mm aohool oen not ohvksruns atil aie iwofi
THE NERLll^GER
Movement
mu naoaaaliatea ihU alep. aad whoa an l jr.iH) ilikquahtic^l lur the jiractuv
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Use BAW baiMlug la ready aeferal
i; siuy‘>ATT, Au
FAILURES DURING MAY
lsi. I*u icr's Fasrustie I'rcsrriirtusn is a
Mora taaebara will be addad to the kAf.* MS.I rvhnhlr rrtiuHlv f:»r the cure id
llanhilon A: Milhleu BU k
HtniunU ills. U rsl«t»Ud»sr* rrifuUnty, Crnrr
Mra.' John Reobtel of |jake View ihi weikrmng .Ir.uiis, he*U iuflainmato
Be
EscellsnL
ORS
SAWYER
A
PENHALLCOON
Hsommltked aaloide Wednaaday morn lioTs «n«l uU*er.its.u» alitl
Vu- Vark. Jiiii.'
Iti-tHirls lu
Warranted. This
lug by throwing herself bead down
l UKF,.- 'in. Ihrrce's Common Scute Oim k Ht-vtcw from tlu- fultt-d Slate
wnrd Into a raU barrat 8be was dls MoIkuI Advsscr tt scat /rfr on rev'cli»t and ('Hiiada show ctimmercial fallurea
is the Best Watch
%owarad by her baaband, at years old. «fsd«mps b* i-y espenne of mailing ohA dnrliiR the mouth of May »-ACcplU»u
Possible Grads.
SiMi.l ii uiic i'rnt Matii|e for the U*ok iu ally I' W 111 uuuibi-r. 1>43. cuuumiuhI
ever offered
who missed her from her room
Ujicr ix>vert. or ti sUmps for the clolU. vUth
last year, but the aggrt-gat
had beea Tory despondent of late,
you for the money
Ikmnd vvdume. Addict. I>r.R
of ,blaiei4-d lmhbui»‘diH-ss wa. 111*,
hawing ^deolared to neighbors aeweral Buil.lo, N. Y.
.m.-m;. against onl> ir.um.Sto Id
When
You
Wanl
t
Nice
Cnt of Meat
Come
and
see
it.
Mav. iso: Maiiuracturing bankrupt
kKMKklHJCK
rii-k Iiuuiborvd 117. against SK4 a year
ago. and liabrntles were |.r4n,'t.Cl&.
<
Son
iN.iui^u«-'l alth |3.»n;i.sa4 Thi- g.-n
’ Butebora and Sausage Makers.
«-ral biistiii'M. sitnatiun U shuwu to
iH- n alty ckc^-lU-ut

HANNAH & LAY CO.

*«waW4i=!cagW«s^al!iJr=l^s.J^

"f.3

w^"^srirfirs‘.^

10. 20 AND 30 cts.

FOR RALR.

Ptepks
Savings Bank

Conihnud !itm
%\f mitbigati

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST

martin & Evans
BUSINESS CyOS.

SHOE POLISH

**i wrote to

‘

Dr.

SHUSHINE

Pierce tor

iMSiiltl

advice thou^ /
tiiou^t

i
I ‘
I '
•
£

^reiy

/ wouid die.*r

AT
RASTALL'S

4
I
*

and lit it Incriasi in Valai.

i*,r!:z:U£rjsi

I
h

$8.91

, ...DENTISTS...
Nr^;',."xsv

RASTALL'SK

Yes! ^

We have reeoiveil i full line ol ilic
well known
I

Ranney Refrigerator Go’s.

Retriprators
anilceBmes

catarrh in thU
Thi-ro I.
tloii t*r ttuT iMiiiitryy than all other
put together and until the laat
ye.ars was aup|H.sed to U- Incur
able. kYir a grv-at many years doc
tors prtiiiounced It a local disease and
prescribed local rvnu'dles. and by
constantly faillnK to cure with local
IreainieiiU pKmuunced it Incurable
fk-bnee haa proven catarrh to he a
ounstttutbmal disease and therefore
rxHitilres
cousHtullonal
treatment.
HallV i'atarrh Cure. manufacturtHl by
F. J riuiiey a i'll. Toledo. Ohio. Is
the only constltutlunal cure on the
Lily In
is taken iuiemally
M*« from ten drop*
dro ti
acta directI) on
Jr thT iyst
us Burfa
offer one h
Send lor clrculmra
U faiU -tu
and testImOBlaU Addre-a
4 F J niKNKY a
•Hold by l»rug|ftal«. ■
> liair* Family Fills

i White Mountain Freezers
in 3. 4 and li ft, si/es. 1 he standard
. of excellence the world over '
!

Hefrigtrahrs up from $6.sa
w Trteztrs up from fl.9$
Of course you can have it charged.

tbe Boston
Store,
remUmt Dmumaaat.
:iuM.

Tha .Prariaaa FIim Panto ara batter

tss

ji,&SA-sa:
Himse. 2Ji» «aat Front street

IU

lOHN R.SAI^O

L.IOMT
IS

\nmMi
OltAND RAPIDS I tIDIARA RV
COiPARY.

THE MM BOTH tin MO
WISE
MTS ACMROtniY
w «

Havn You Room in Your
.Parior. c
for a beautiful DaiMtipon? If so
-here 1$ your :chance-a $55.00
Daoeitport lor fust Even $50.00.
5 ft. 5 in. long; mahogany frame*
hteh hack covered with silknlush.

Grand Rapids FurnRuro Co.

:1L

AHR
^
4RS0LUTBLT OlXtttlfiSS

iMdanMwBiclih
UcMtofisvei.

CAMPBELL BROS

House Furnishers.‘2 >8 Front street

CLHKST
JBLIKII-

CHEAPEST

PBS lOM YATn

[ ' \i you tlcairc to mttall a ayaicm ol Klecirical Lightings
Bcil-s Burglar AUrnu or Tel­
ephone. jgrrmil ua to ertiluaic. Wc lULVc a tme line of
tupplicL ami can tiuolc sattstoclory paces for high grmlc
work an<I luAlcrial

Tho Fosrisra fihlrto ara Mm ^
moiMy MA buy. Mafia by Poortsaa
Co^ Dstratt fioUl by all «rab

/ mmammmMamMMBBmMMmmmMamm
We also Carry’ the Two Ctrailcs of

in us Vi lou!

v:

,

In the ffrM place, be fits bU
house wiih 9M a*“1 toe Wotobaob
burner, thus enjoying.the moot poi^
feet arttftcMl light known. At all
umes. wiihout variatloa la gwallty
and at rates defying corapMios
Then, as an act <>1 kiadaeu to too
wifeJic has swum to **k>ra aad
prxHm. he will isaUU a Uaa
Range, as a token of lore, aad to
prulecl her fmm
cooking This will cherUh feeltoga
to make his home a garadlM. A*
M'rvlcvs are etill .run .tree,' aad
Range*, k'uiure* and all other appUances sold and pAtoafi at ooeL a
man of Bsoderaie Means oaa supply
himself with srhal were a few
year* ago considered luxurie*. biU
are now looked upon as aoowsF
tle*.
We hare both ‘pboaea.

nflOEtanusaiiui

.u ^ b.

*oLS&dk
a P. CARVSS 4 SRO,

FIRE INSURANCE
t. L. A. RUlLOtNO.

J6MPET OEMK mSte a CBini. r

rsowta

sm'

Farm For Sale
JLiLMUUOMMeMinr.

THB EVKKIKO BECOBU. TBAVBBSB CITY, MICH., FEIDAY. ^TXE\im

FOtTOtANDPA
. iSLOWEST

the fob)
kovtag rear.
Fm IU» te 1»1 the faaUjr Mved
at MUsloB Rldge^Oa
m*ith this ex •C«T YEAS tH HIETOMV OF EAFceptkm she has Ibade Northport her
TIEH CHUWSH HERE
hosae since 1M«
Mr. Leslie is sur
rived by aearly mil her chlldrea, most
of nrhon weie with her during her
last Ulaess aad at her death
•IXTH tTKErr FAVINO
l^lle wss one of the oldest
r.
of
the
CoBgregallOBiU
oors BiootM
of Northport
•Mfi «f PMk W»rfc» Will A«t on
The
funeral wUl he held at ld.50
morning st the fnmny resi
THom This K«ooiiit-Uni« D»
r the direction of Ralph eharoh laas Bveml^. and
\ fofonco in tho SMo,
'
raporta abovM Umt the v
Trav<*rsc City
The IMS for tbo povlof of Sixth
Siti JUMP FOR POTATOtt
•tfW
opemmi Ihto oooo io lh«

irwo •lorncetivcD

fok

-

Meeting Held Laal evening-

535,*^

'"t.aeo of iJixy Clork Bc^
OoJy two
... 8MM*nly Oon. U» t« d Cc«U
bids oere re<*«*ivv<l. o»e from
John
HconlOb of Soxlnnw. otherwise* *‘Foiy
Crsndpa
xM the other fron John J
PulAloe. .r.- cubic un I.«lw ibw
(irxnvlUe. also of Sasinaw
The bids are beluR uajcurly U.uRht ai Imm »(■
vt^y close together, there heInK
to Quaiuy. They
less than 1100
difference
between
them.
The board of public
works,
who are doln* some Ull Uwrinx this
afternoon, with the city clerk and
rity Bnxtneer Caldwell, will not H»e
tha axact Icures unUl after the
>
Purchase Cherries and
Other
tug of the board of public
Fruits at Old Miaslon for the
act OB the bids this even
bids, howerer .are about
Canning Factory.
than the estioutes
At a dlriM'tors’ meeUng id the Trap­
log of the street.
se CMty Canning Co. this, morning,
was voted to engage A. E I'orter
^ purchase cherries and attend to all
alters <d produce for ih«^ i-anuing
dory at Old Miksb.n
The factory
•f UM FaaaaC Awajr
now only waiting for the material
I can, when they all I b*gln aHive
Affed 74 Yaari

&

A. EcPOITEt ENGAGED

■vV".

Mil LESUX BEAD

-I'

•J ' ■ i • "

I O . widow of Col Iian
died at her home io
ihport yesterday
seventy Ilf I h year
Hhe had been con
0M to her be<l with bowel obstruc Lawyers Will Practics Tomorrow and
lion about ffve weeks. FYom the first
Pill Diaponoors Will •« Wiped
the symptoms
iloms were not
Off the CaKh
Bail Game.
The best physicians cd northern Mich
consuiintlun s
The lawyers will practice T6morrow
fnmily
but Mrs U
y physiclnn.
p
Ding after doctors to take place next week. Tli
eadl
dlly. the end comb
practice is only b bluff. b« the lawy
are sure of wiping the di>ctors off

Cc. Nac RMiraC E«F SaW j “jJ*

.

Etck Will Ea>.v
UII.E

*' Wa aia pleaaad to state

tha admmaa aaat mla for tha Amar-

tSkuJU.
wa cake, tea and arafare oeing aerTacL

a

,
Bart Wiaaia oaagU JO nice

VTbSe aro ^ quite a aambar of :
the Ad
tlalmi
of crad I
maul every
IL”

I>ao eote-Margamite Evans

TLe Twe

..s™
brr of children

Treaaarer-O. A. Bagbao.
Traaleae for S yaars—Eomnael Wil

jSSSSSt^traaaaiar apd oollaotor-

i=

r husband. June 27. IkOl. she has
l^n conffnM to the house most id
the time.
Huphia Ulllmore and Col 1). 8 Let
He caBM> to Northport In 1M6. \lrs
O. R. A I. OFFICIALS
tiat aaeoelatlou to be held Jane lo and
laeslie met the privations and unre
mlttiag toU of pioneering vtth reaolu
lion and eourage
Most of the time
Baptist Suadav School Officors
she had jibe entire responsIbllUy of
her large fnrolly of live daughters and
followihff BOW ofttocra have
e Jiruniineni officers of
ttre sons, her huslisnd
having not
alaotod for iba Bondav aohool of
I and the IVnuHylvania
. only serviHl throughout the war fur
In the city this morning
railroad '
the presenrstiun of the Union, but re on a special. They went on to Man
Blaa^
mslned in the servlci* for s time, and Islet*, from which point they will go
Edith
to Tustln over the M. A U. R.. and
.»
---------- alng for K
then on to Hraiid lUpldK The offlcerh
Mrs. laeslle was bom in Iliac
were James MeUrea. president of the
River. New Ixiraln. Ohio. October 21
O. It. A 1. and
viee president of
Big
U2h.
Her father. Quarten Olllmon
the IVunsylvanla. and J H. 1» Hugh
Andrew Smith this nm
was one of the earliest settlers 1
art. general manager; W II Stliiison.
raiiilH.w I rout just beh
lA>mtn county. She received her ei
superlutendeni; T J O'ltrlen. general %tret-t bridge till
that weighed seven
iicntloo In the local achools and In
oueball ismiidH
ladles’
seminary
of
Cleveland. 1
ently
had
subaequeully a
during
the night
It was pre.s
teacher. *8he hUd three slsl
Would
you
Hire
U
the
visiting
t;
R A I officials
beln
r Tried ' laughing;
fat and pi
Oenera
Rocky Moun
Idn’t work now
ilaski
Tea- Twill do
iluring thi
and
CharlfwUm harU*r tlur
cents. Jas O. Johnson
war of U6I
are
famci
slock of clothing
'Saarnp Angel ’ and Us work having
bought new early this apring;
iMH'ii a notable feat of eiiKlneertg^
latest styles. Wait
i top. solid
r sale In a few days at the
was married In 1K49. and
walnut case, nine slops, for 120.00.
The
Boaton
"Rocker ai
Grlnnell hros.. 2:i0 K Front street.
reaided In Lorain. '^Wellington
and
Store.
llereB. Ohio, until IHCr., when the fam

gftS!7».1S

cS

rwi Pulask

7.7J?

The Remainder of

Cbe Racket Stock

ol

MABtlEDlASTSUKDAY

ofBoar. eoasa ox whom have lield tbeii
poeitiona time oat of mind. The offl

Mr. iiwd Mrs. Oao. Bloa of
villa. Miah.. ars uMIMi« Mg uBi Maw
V. B. Bolms4afftiMag%.

gaity Wodaawlay av
igbM of Pythias aad

rsr

CI.MM Ar. P.'d

oharoh daring the year, and tt>e amm
PWgaaoawill elay in the city a I
berahp is now the largest in the bUdpys and enjoy the fUhing in the
lory of the choreh
Tbo report of O. A^ Bagbee, treas^
____________________
arer of tU eharoh. showed that mere
Bumey has baan raised la the oharob
tho past year than ever befoea. aad
the year closes with a olaaa baiaaec
(Worth and Mits
Miss
Byron H. Holdsworth
■heat, all bills and expsasaa haviag
jde Helen Hagadorn United
hM paid and mooay remaining in thf
in Lsnsmo.
Ityroo II Ib.ldRuiMth of Trsv
i
;Maude Helen Ha;;
u,„-.nR ...r..
.n
oiaty
and tha Misalooary society
ahowad that aU ara in a prospewi
S
niK. near ihe Agricultural cxd'ege
The
a as ,.Vt,rnK-.i l«
in
TU.. ceivmuny ...
aai^ially wrrtby of commendation.

DOCTOIS HAVE NO SHOW

i

EVENTS IN ioanv.
^
L*di«- Uta

iwimxxi^Hsow '
ii^^niBECOKO UEAKEt 5xniiBwin^

Oibbm a luemUr of
’ Addle C.ibbm
ifnrdmner
When they anved, a be
was
served by Mfa Oibba. alter
- reviewed.
which Mra J A Mum
I'he Blared
, in her inimiiablc w*i

:
After thiji. the members of
iadJ<Hi^
to the woods, wbetv the t
^
u'Ti’.w'hVli
to the
the afterwith tlowcra. and hav*.

Must be Closed Out at Once
'

$5,000 Stock of Clothing
’

that wc juvl Iwughi from \V. i.urakowsky. 4i»l Junctk»>Vt„
Tolcvto.Ohia

-IS ’crt.v.ir^ uis~J5“-ittJB».=;
I Boon, loaded

rth.
Philip • H.
Huld-iwo
phen Can he of Norihpi>rt
w Huldsworth left Mondaj
cele*.. where they a ill ri j.i
The bride is a Michigan
Agric
'r *;,r
tuial College girl, and has a numb
frleuds in Traverse CTiy. I*ett»ske)
other resort loans
The grooto
Traverse ITiy >oung man. Iniru
bred
He haj* spent two year
southern Uallfornia. where they
make their “home
A host of frieudb of U.tli bride
groom will (Extend heartb >! C’nj;
latlons and best wishes

n

was

I tbe^iJu>ry*of*^‘'^club.

lESPONDED UEEEALLY

ATtOcONTHEDOLUR!

sewed ioj

olab members by

B. Y. P. U. Ofl.tors.
The B. Y. P. U
cf tbe H.
church have elloted the following omcore for tht* nekl six mouths. Presi­
dent, MissBeatnoe Wood; vice |rresident,
OE-cr*..
Thirlby:
eevritary
Owen Thorn; tria-vorcr, Vida Rosier

to make rvK>m to the—

Thi. -nsk
Fa..- in the Ra.

• two. and a will U* piar'.*d on

U‘ cU.Fe.1 4.«ll
qiian!it;.*i ..I ativ t in
mak*'i )i>ur
*M*

; dt'cpi-r to bun-} matterw. The
ver> iimiie.1. aad every hour

imme. the Riukei su.ck maal

Tomorrow Will be The Banner Daii!
VS£

MENTION:

an.! t’hildr**f» s S.-ande-.-*
BREVITIES

r..|;.*!i T..W. 11. ml

•Ito- IT Averse Hay Hive di legatee
Fourti
of July Finance Committee who atlei d h1 the association meeting
(fter the Money
Mo
These Days
of L O T M M are l^allic ITiackir.
St Ha
—They Mus
Mary Marunek. Mary Parry. Emma
Lucas. A ana Hamtuoed
subM-rlptiou
Elizabeth’s Guild of t*r
btisine.ss men of the i lly ohureh gave a very pliasant s*h lal
ha\e met with IiIm tuI r.chuieh lawn Ust evening
progressive
nn
ii
I the
m.
Mondav. Jum* s. has Uieu tb eided
have Uvii caked
called uinm
uiH.ii Tin*} will
ij,,.
the game of Isise
C.iutiiiue tin* Hub>H'ripii«.ii until tin* hall brlwei'U I’uion sir*it and the
M* have no
II/.IMI
s«*<*nri-d
TIiom
victors of the rciri ol Front street
iitnbutisl
a^Li .l to
rE»d>
came and holders of
their iHH
the Sooth Si l.r**
h
SMI \iHi.pl**
ln r*v.!
The regnlar ocnvwaTicn of Tihverte
Intent ioh
e full days, an 1 * City Chupu r. N**. PC. K. A M.. will
many of
•nt IsTi- by Iln otvuv this evening with -work lu tbe
- Into tin* ban.l -M.
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GtrtrguA Gill* It, who bos been on |
S. Ess* X. arrivi il in 1the :
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city earlv thisn or ung
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iTiarles Hoseulhal
..f tbe
■hip
ai
Rhode Islhnd about a mot
I Stiiie returned tuda> li
At tbe !i
trip ti. m*irott ainl ToUdo
Id to the Kelly
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I ter place he U.uglit h stor
sio<'ik of clot hi
Lamber A BhiiiKl** <’o.
Rack*
that be wi’l riore out at t|i,
irom tbe Hrouson Howard
>iaml
' the Peninsnla for |S.(xo.
.ii3 sn.l the land
He mak. a a neat
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Mae E^ i of the deal, as the land am

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Adjustment Sale for Benefit of Creditors Is Still In
‘■a:;./

Th8 monoy must bo raisod a’t any saorifloe! Cbcrc Will be noCet-up until epery creditor i$
paid in full* Although the Ferguson Adjustment Co’s claims have been settled at 100 cents on dollar, still there are
many other claims against the business that must be paid, ^^^u can therefore look for
/

R Bigger Bargains—Greater
Values--Lower •Prices
than you have ever seen or heard of before!

if
io;;-- men’s Suits it less than ftlbelesale Prices.
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Cadies’ Callw^made Suits at 40 and 50 Cents

on theDojiar.

Ends of silks that were 40 and 60c at ..
........
.. . • • • 1 Oc a yard
A lot of Silks that were 60c to $1.5Q at.........
..............25c a yard
A lot of Dress Goods that was 35c to 50c at
..........
. • • • 19c a yard
A lot of Dress Goods that was 46c to 90c at .. ........ . 26c a yard
A trurtk full of Men’s Silk Ties that were 36 to §Oc at........
... 19c
Men’s Hats that were 50c to 67c at •. .>•................. ........
• • •.. r...... 26c
Another lot of Men’s Hats that were $ 1.00 to $ 1.76 at . ......
.. .;65c '
A big lot of Men’s Pants at Half Price.
A lot of Men's Coats and Vests, from suits that were $ IO to $ 16 at. • -$2.98

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A lot of Suits that were $5 to $ 10 at . -............ .$2.98
A small lot of Men’s Coats, left from suits that were $6.50 to $15. at—98c
; An eye-opener in Choice Black Silks at .'... ........ —....... 88c, 98c and $1.25
A glance will convince you of the great saving at th*=‘se prices.
Linens Napkins and Lace Curtains at unheard of prices.
Ladies’ Tailor Made Suits that were $ 15 at ^......... $3.75. $5.00 and $7.50
Ladies’Underskirts at Half Price.

We must have the money and we are going to get it—prices will be
the magnet.

Sale Will Be Continued Untit Evem Honest Claim Is Paid In Full!
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I il DON’T FORGET THE PIACE-SIEINBERG’S STORE

Jldiusltnent Sale ter the Benefit of the Creditors!
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