The Evening Record, April 16, 1903

The Evening Record, April 16, 1903

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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1903-04-16

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

I
ITHE'^ -EVENING RECORD Isi^ptfl

YESTERDAY'S I^E

SIXTH THAR—1««

TRAVEBSE CITT, MIC®L, THlTfSllAY, APRIL V«, 1W*3.

PASSED BT
THEBOARD

MAMAIKBAIIL

BOARD HAS
ADJOURNED

York.

Aprtl lE-MioM WU-

SHOUT SMSION OF SUPSfIVVIS'

Vniu

OHS FOR SPRING

HomjfUan

SOIMUS

RECORD'S PLV< FOR OAME PRO­
TECTION APPHOVKO

r ..‘r,i!rn£2jvis
.
swnvisots ALL WAKT IT
Londoo. RoEtsod.
probobly IM*
■trv*^ Joil t

e<l to Lu4tow

ONLY QUESTION WAS IN RELA

WAS AtOCD TO THE .
BY THE BOARD

TION TO THE BEST PLAN

TjroiTAU^ BOUD

A« Thoy WonloS ttm Cowity te Bo I

There U tbe beat of reason to beHeve that tbe letter was wiittea by a
befbrr lakla* the rote
cvcalled member of tbe Gennaa emMr. Hulchtus stated that the peo^ basay at Waahlagvoo, »» they and
pla of hii towiuhip, he U are, are p(.werful frleada are ansloua to wreck
law-ahldlag ciUaeaa and want the lawa Von Sternberg s carev-r
The support of aeveral Inflaentlal
daUiea has already been M^cured for
e to vote. So Ibis camiotim
When the i
k, Hutchins.
Bruwu. l»ar.
Buell. Walker,
row. Dean and Haniha voted >««. on.l
Supervlaora Moaroe. Wghtman. Dur
yea. Blermacber. DeOraw. Cleveland.
Safford and Deecham voted no
After it had been announced that
the motion was carried. Mr. Wight
man aaid that nobody ahould W aore.
Mr. Heccham siaUHl that ho UtweJ
humbly to the wUhea of the majority.
Mr. Raflord said all be wanted was to
be aure that this would furnish pro-

I to Conmilt Tbalr

Lou of Buoloooo Don.
I'liulmrg. April iC — An eaplodins
an lulian boardins hoooe on
latr laol niEhi. r<th of two men and
tree olhera two of
Mlcbael Uenard.
ajcod 31. had a wif# and al
In Italy; John Ziaco. tbe oi

i own money in it.
ited that it was,on
Mr. Blermacber stat
■at ion of his town
account of the Uwation
ah ip and the aeniimenl of the pe^lple
that he oppoaed it. and every ImkIv was
happy. Tbe board accepte<l an invita­
tion of Mr Pennington to go to john
son's drug stoiv and Uke anything
they wanted.
It is now up to l>eelanau and ih-n
lie counUes to make similar appropri
I. and the fish and game of thl>n will receive belter protection
evc*r before, because there will
1h- a man to devote his wboU- time to
ihe maitv-r. with sufflcieat funds to
make It an object

The plan proposed l.y the Record
for tbe securing of protection for the
fish and gaihe of the county was ap­
I of broluooo.
proved by the board of aupcrvlaora
this morning, and |^W was appropri
ated for that purpose. There was a
unanimous aeoiiment on the |uul of
the board for better prott^lon f».r tbe
fibh and game, and ih,‘ only question
at an) ilm>- was us i<» the best way of
iliUrriaral » II Hta»th f-oinmaadtrl
sccuHng It
The propoaitlon was Srat
Of fhF I4.*t. J .loMl .
I
>1
laid on tbe ial.lv till the October sea
ulon. but later, on motion of Superm-MUmiPut «>iai ii !• |.r..pi>M^ ID «
i
--------------ivau of tbe Third ward of the
t>e*L IN OIL PHOPENit was reeum^ldercd. and passed
•d In nortlern Micbtyaa hr aiiT aiuiy
TIES NEARLY COHPPLETEO
by a vuie of to to s. alni..ut all of
ihime voting against It explaining that
- ceoucuj
ceoucuir. He •I.owikI ilie imTranaactton SuggaaU That Rockafab they did It not U-causc they were not GERMAN INFLUENCE BEEKs"^
In favor of game protection, but beWRECK VON STERNBERG
^
iier
luse they wanted to CL.nsuU their
•nstUu.Hits and se*’ what they fain the j fci avu, it:»ri.u.4 lUcarA
Powerful Forces Seeking to Ruin H.s
of joaaaaad old alike
Mr.
Lima Ohio. April
•r.sl In the matter
ap3ka In a aiintUr vein, and <h-al ever
Career—Sensational Letter
WlM-n the matter came up on spec­
now aUtut ctii
tliat all would ba gUen a r.H-k fl. Id*
ial t.rder of business at 10 o'clock. 8u
Sent.
•H. Involving beta
pervlsur Cleveland of the Eifih ward
milliona of dolli
kVi.e Is, th*
K.swa
* be iranKferrtd Thou
the city. mo\ed that It b.- laid on
t-rlin. Aprd* IG
ihu mk-s in lU r
■
frtan
j
• tabu- Indefinitely. An amendment ilu of lUruu Vou SiornlHTg are put
ting in hard work against him
A
waA
propos.M
to
May
on
the
taide
till
o an active competitor.
ni w>ipa|H*r com-spoodent today pub
Ck-tolH-r
iH-ssiioi.
and
Mr.
ClevcMoa that iha board aatcht make to
Iona have been cundncted by
llshi-s a lettor from a German rcsl l
would ba
L and Charles E. RusNell. In
ing in Washington. In which he a«
aeried that President Rooveveli and
ui are almost Insulu-d
by the sending; tof the former consul at
U*vi T.
CalcuiU to ret
nlngton. city vdUur of the
Record. Wa-shlngton. Tbe wife of the GtTroan
brief hisiemeui to the board, aniliassador is at a disadvantage, too.
and on mtMion of Mr Dean the vole the writer asserts, as she i.s an Anu-r
SlMir Umaha vary heartilj for the ap
lean whose relatives do not belong to
was n-t-onsidiriM
SuiKTvisurs Mon the circle from which the ambassa
roe. Cleveland. Salford and Beecham dre.ises have heret«.fore been taken.
BIDS OPENED FOR PAVING
voting "no" on the motion to recun|olBtteaa^of aoommlMM to^rranya

pS™i;r"sil(IVALOF

STANDARD

ARE AFTER
fflS SCALP

SS*£

...SpedaL.

Shoe Bargain

TERIAL LAST EVENING

iSL.'ss'^cf.r'^uh
elaaa
Tho
ilmooaly

One of Them a TH«e Indefinite—Mat
ter W.il Be Considered Again To-

Bida for the material far the paring
of StxUi etreet wtwe onAad laM araaing by the board of pabUc t
"Wbaraaa. tbe county haa seen tt the ooukrmoU were not awai
ta aroet a ooart bouve and to provide board will meet again tomoi
BToaada wrhieh are an omaaMint to tha
elty and ooaaty. far diffarent from

“rcirr

of tbe bids was a trifle indeflntte. eo
the bidders bare been telegraphed for
learn the actoal iataat in aaaklag

* S^tTin.-rviaor IKwn then presented the
folk.adng resolutionsResolved. That |2i“' In- appropriatL-d
fJt the protLvtion of the fish and game
of Grand Traverse county.
Resolvt-d. That thU money be paid
to a tk'puty duly appointed, on sails
factory proof that be has spent iwo^
fifths of his time in the protection of
fish and game in Grand Traverse
county.
Resolve-d, That this approprlalloB
shall be i-ffecUve only in case |i:>0 Is
ralsefl'for a similar purpose In Leela
nau counur and IIM) in Benrio county;

and further
Resolved. That the county's share
of the fees for di-t-r licenses "be apmade a bid for Saginaw brick of
plletl on this amount, if It can be done
oents. It has not bean decided yet legally.
"Wharaaa. the atate baa recof
whioh form of briok wUl
An animated discussion ensued. Mr.
■ad tbe Eoransor haa
Cleveland siate<l that he had been
m l
onr jodgment cUimed that it is lees noisy.
1-rroneuu.sly quott-d In the l>aily Eagle
ha hatter ohaarre^t^
The bids for tbe crashed atone nu
of last evening
!*art of what was
bered hot twa lAtham A Smith qT alned In the Eagle as his staten
He said, was what he had spoken himwho bare been bare haU a oentary.
»elf. but a good deal of It was
of things that he had not
Mr. Wighiman thought that
former will be inveitlgated as to its township was cpposvd to the plan,
though he himself favored it. and de­
sired lime to consult hU constituenta.
He SUted that It is only a short time
till the fishing seastm will be open,
anyway, and all will have the right to

f«o7o(‘*.hra2r?«

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'1
Our Special Frict

THE POPE 18 VERY POORLY

Monroe. lUtrrow and
Batchlns werv appointed BO look into
the AUpoeition of flnes from jastice

tinut-a.

33S?

Tc;;r.Ti-.“‘

adise was ordered paid for hZ mtU > of
mileage
Ho objected to ihi. on the

Thera la ao im-

D holds oaUhiatioo

April

*'ISpervlaar Ck-veland, who had to
' leave before the uial vote on the
game warden matter was taken. Pair of Jewolr, Tbievm •ontencod to
sUted that be wanted his vole record

sjTur.n-rrss-’*
aoud Mtuml Ulk c(

There
having him nuing no on the pay roll
•ad the motion to adjourn, but the
hoard thought better of U and be was
aacased from voting.
The members who were not present
<m the first day of the board meeting
were excused and put on the pay roll
as thought they had been present
R. R. Blaa^k Overalla, dacketa. Caps.
OleveA etc, •« -Union- mada. at S.
tenant Oove
MsACa’a.
to tt-silfy to I
legislature bo<
for Chicago. V
8L Loola hast

W474.

Mr. Uamiw staled that the Uw was
In danger of vjolaili.n all the time.
au<l that protv-clion was nt*eded in sea­
son and out.
that pen
1
he favond the plan, but had wanted
to get the sentiment of the people
first
Mf. Bt-echam expressed a simi­
lar view.
Dr. Tedman stated that the super­
visors represented not alone their in­
dividual .townships, but the whole
county, and U this is for the best In­
terests of the county. It should be
lutsscd. oven if some of the Individual
townships oppose it
Mr Monroe ihooghl It would be bet

They ate

with
donbleseat
Three-Fifty,
Four. Five.

$3.$2.$1

Collar.

*

Cuatomors toll us that our line of

Alfred V.s:^'£™

Friedrich

Cadies* Cailor«tti«le Spring Sutti^
represent by far the best values irtthe city
in uieio-dale lavlics garments. The stylish effects cannot bJ had
elsewhere cM cpl at a considerable advanc e m price.

PACKABD’S

..ttydrangeas:

wrs UM SHK$

Fin*- Specimen Plants--See
them at the
NEW FLOWER^STORE

Our new spririi; slylc-s
Falenl Colt B a 1 s,
\ ici Kid Dais Patent
Colt
Ovfbrils;

FRANK M. PAINE. Florist.

OUR CARPETS
_Aiy.Des/gne</
0:^' Experts

Vou can m.ike no raisof these s]>lcndid inslruFactory

and liberal terms

prices
.

.

W.W.UMBIili COMPANY
R. E HTBONQ. RASAaEB "

m

s'e* our StylesalST.BO. $8.60. $12

STCIIMBERO'S

Uke when you buy one

Carpets
That will be shown for the money in
Traverse City this season.
Vou are
mviicd to call and see then .

THE OLD »“JAHLK

franTfriedrich

tbt Economy StoK

* oo.

RichdixlsonNt SupoHntive Cm

W. IL Brownell, Prop. 241 Frwt SL

Smartest Clotlies In Town! [loBS Your Boy Need One
Wc are after the youiij^ men's trade this season with
the hand somest stock of styles we ever carried; We are
dress the young men ditTercntly than we dress

K?Sh
clothes.

For any ’.sum from

We offer the

$7.50
to $15.00

Young
Mansidsal.

Vou con get this
jaunty style and be
as well tbessetl as
any man in town.
Let us shuw you our
many neat -jaltems

Inn suit

his dtgeailTe iOr^UM are de-

biaaam are funiMt

mileage was cut down from f>Z to iO 18. Ml
mUes. rotting hU mileage fee^ down

visa. .

I W ant One

tOOSEVELrS FUTUIE

. A supplimental r»i»».ii wa» rrtorneil
providlnjir that all quaranllnc supplh-s
ahould U> i*rib-r«Ml by the sumwvlww.
and that be rev-vUe a f«-e of 91 for
Theopoatlng rnuUN.. and
dUlnfectlng In d»»n* Rtitiseveli well
that iht
emsew of r*mtaglmi.. ^!Uea^e^. esrepl president of the United Stales cl
strong ambition that when
ha^ fiuUh.d hU second term In the
While Houm-. which he especu the
Mra Ohaadlar. appointed a*. iriUoe .\meriean instple are to secure * for
Mron. was voted a salary of Bio-per him. he will become president of Har­
vard iinlv*-rslty.
___
^l^^iMaUer of a ^ ^for^thewyy

too oa bnildingr and grounds with

OlyMaiu.

Only. . $L60

THE«nilBliLl«PIAIIO

mentx

a

C;cnuinc Vid
Ki.\ fmc
tluality llicss SJtoe. new, »obt>)
slupc. thoroughly well nude of
gootl materials; $2.(Hl would Ik?
a very k>w price for this shoe.

i'fiSsSa'SSSS

___.issr.4rj»!'ss;
SSE.—"®

dtp Book Store f**'

JUST RECEIVED
in the musical wwlil is
heVl by
:
: ; :
:

There’s a womierfv

Kvcr)lhipg that is new is here.

THE WEATHER

ware two brick

that whUe onr pr^ot g^ada are the

jjjjjjjd b. auu*

A HIGH PLACE

PAPER of 11H« design.
at this store.

Tor mttt

NOT AWARDED

» of Arbor Day on
b by tha old plo-

To the walls of your home should be some i
papeti on the market this year, and an unosua

EoploBing Lamp CAuooS Sad Traoady

•n 0«o-TAird of tho ToUl Coot—

next

Special
Sale!

Saturday, April istb.
SL Clair's

Confectionery!

we can KenwiKxl
xml
Tbe Olympia
.Skillfully desigoeil
Notice the

worsteds.
Cheviots.
CassimeTes,
Fancy
BUxtures,
Serges,
Homespiins,
Flannels
and Crashes.

Short Coat,
Hifh Collar.
ConcaTC
Shooldcrs,
Small Upcl
A»d the splendid fit
about the waist and

SM Tap. oUr

aocHrpoaad.
Petnm Brittle—

lOcpcrpotraA

U badly
i connection with the
ling. b« he haa Mt
irict Attonmy Falk of
lerad the KaMaa CRy

ONLY forsSbWIAT
2X8 Front St.

hips.

Sensible imd

ttyikh men wfll wear

Vou can Ad<] root
affinity u out

tbU suit Ibd country

orer.

wwwmrwww

WII-HEIVI
Cor. Front and Union

ABC

5.00
TO
7.00

tUe have fust received an
ezcepDonally pretty line
of tbe new Reefer CopCoats for boys from three
to ten years of age»m|ide
in Blue Serge or Roudb
Olorsteds—military (an*
blems embroidered on
sleeve—notbing band
somer than these for tbe
little fellows->»eonte
see them. « w

Hannon atiMitCii

THB EYKHIKQ BBOOBP, TEk'9

:

YHAV»R»B city. MICHIGAN

ttnry.MioH.

-:s«rs

Her gray Itoir girtes ber look »
older. Andifs»thill,too. TeBheraU
aboat Ayer's Hair Vigor,
ii«:=

mjm BirnoM

whr*
treo>
I, Um* ooiire ooooiry fe«to the

PHIod^!

.s-jw;:

- tHERALD
to thm MpMtol
L A lMf« crop
UMI low prteeo anr be jwt«« »kAIabto tor tbo tonatr m « ■otonto
CoMlas •at th«
cix>|» a>d blcb«r prieea. Ooialac

thprsday,APim.ii»,ixa.

etutnUlws .
oftbtUhrid

jbMnmM*an

'mmm

FuU line of lV>un Cushioox. ui* from......................
Pflkrw Cases, ui» from......................................

SUPCIlVIgOllt APPIltaATB SITU­
ATION.
The board of supenrtoori thto awmlag trot Totod to lay the mattor of
an approprtoUon for the lalnry of n
THC NATTCH OF OAlIt FHOTtCgame warden over unUl the
TIOH.
_n meeting; but nfierwnrda rem roaltetoof bOlylM
conskler^l their action and paased
. an halag tfwtod to ^
The Eu\» take* m
, rtoerCtore _ reeoloUon carrying the npproprin
to hara dtoa
Oon of MOO suggeeted n> the share
OB tor the eooaty to
Grand Traverse ^niy.
Bl^roprlate MW to apply upon a depThis nciloa will, meet with general
. «ty gUM wardea-. .alaiT U a boW _j»proval. and the supervlsbrs will be
SSot botUe to prove oattolaotory or
datioB took plaoe, whtoh
commended by every lover of fishing
Mr. Ctotreiaad. howerer. ttatoa
aad hunUng. and every clltoen who be^ Sfkff SrSrew*?S?i^^ Si
he era* Quoted iaoorrectly.
la the ‘ protection of tsh nnJ
The Basle sleHuJIy “eapouee- the
and the enforcement of the
Bateeof Lake Ann ^
whole -deal.- aad Quotee Mr. Oere^
Uw* governing the preservation
last evealng oa n 1
»Sl2fwiTN*T! nlLtok HTto
toad a. eaytas that tt to a put «P
of the game of the sUte.
SrSI!d. U. tod qiMinlad vttbVi.
to glee Oeone DaaM> aaotlw Job. In
Wife aad oae mv
toe ea»e br«ith Superrtoor CtoraUad
Say. Brown, you and Mrs. B. Ujok
Eagle remind us that there Is no way
There be lived all
ISm[*Ip^te? L wo«M latror tUf lo gel the load out <rf a SUM"*
to» to.1., hi.
we like Kooky Mouniarn Tea ever>
-wtoeaie.- th«Wy todoialM • dche. rifle but to shoot It out. Thto
to tout out LeeUnvt aad Bear the more aatlsfactory In riew of the
fact that the rteoll to more damaging
caaattoe (n» any cbanre ci naming
than the bullet, anyway.
good ama for the place.
Reception of New Members.
,„rk.
h....to.l.
The Frlenito church will give a
oiion to the m-H numUt> of the
a belter Job tLa thto can
was a glM of kw. Md b« was drink
.urrh in tin* eburvh jorWu-s 6>iday
to. ud U likely to told It lor
lenlng of next w««ek A very en>o>_
tto. to eo>e. >t Me* eixKtor r
U\v program to Udng arranged, and
How a Clear Compleslon and s
fine time to anticipated
TheOctM
Smoot^ Beautiful Skin May Be
iey ef the Fyv
i that the «Mle to trying to bta
Built Up Without External
Ui pam four
usa. women and childrmi with bodily
^hrmiT- becauae the Evening 1
A^ilancee.
was the fret to urge that more ade
.ill. a ur?X3**S
Quate game and hah protedloa be afforded In thl« part of the state.
0 wUl pam
lindai
The lagaeaee of the Rooor
X^ratlun. The finest of flgur.^ and
tbo anni
the
1)
been raerdtoed In thto dlrturtloo In re^ most regular of futures are ma^l
res of tike Immaoarof M
U>en diflnitely
_
else
beautiful
abiding clttoeni and
lion of the onler
II repulsive and revolting settled by thlTexpaUion
I no need of any one having a
mplexloo through disorders
cxMnpenaatlon as deputy to warrant
devoting his whole time to the work.
aahsssiyAst
No oae mna has n clach on the propond appointment
Several good
for the
year old now. Having expressed a
aiea have beea after It. and aevernl sold nt the very
wish to die in his own oonntty. his
per box. They contain friends wrote that thev would gladly
and 60
»h. merrurj- or oplaies-no en- welcome him home, lie will End hi.
TABLETS
sUvlng ingredients that will form a trotber *1111 living
wanton alaaghter of game and M
■■ nw^jenK.
Sulphur.
Yellow Dock. Poke Root.
and ooastant violatloae that have b^
Prickly
Ash
and
Mandrake,
etc.
One
It
has
bean
fonnd
tbat
the
Insnranoe
going on for several yenra. because no box of ibese Tablets contain more vlrpurifier, a corroctl
policies were in force only a few mintue and strength than any two bottles otos before tbs plant was damaged to
glsh Ilvor and dor
of liquid • dollar" remedies. They act the amount of $50,000 The comfy’s
of the kidneys.
beneficially upon the entire sy
system pjUeies were written to take effect at
law has been poealble.
_________
___ the blood
ood itself Any noon and tbs oooru have ruled that
and directly upon
ONLY THAT!
The Record wUI not toletole
blood disorder not Inherited wl
thto msan. 12 odook aim urns, laecheme to gel any man n poUUcal po- quickly and completely cureil by t!
MpcriM|.a«tbCMii^hr2S<
siUoa. But the lufluence of this pa­ use of these Tablets, and we ha
Nero of Rom Polytechnic inxtitnte
per will be exerted with the utmost thousands of testimonial, from
who wer^- made happy by the
gave the infornoation that son time in
vigor to bring about some effecUve tmly
two or three N>xes after every­ Terre Haute is nine minnte. thirtyplan for gaoie and fish protection,
thing else had falletl to rid thorn ot two wjeonds behind standard ktom-.
WANTED
the editor of the Engle had any Inter facial blemishes Persons
which fives a margin ox five mlnntos
kin
show
rapid
In
sndjwenty-eight st^oonds agalnat the
est in the preeervatlon of our ftoh and
after taking one I
game, he would exercise the lull
**lt to^roid tbM the shah of Persia has
of his paper In that dlrectloa.
Heves the system of surplus Idle, more liard cash imt by than any other
which to the prime cause of sallow- wiverelgn. In hi. pslaoe nX Teheran
new* It to belter to purify the blood
fd St |V\(
than to plaster the skin with toilet
tiretmrsilons. A trial treat mimi sent
A. Edison has taken
free. Address l>rake A RhtJes Co.
Utd . Marshall. Mich., proprietors of patents to aU. for whieh be 1
Drake’s Dyspc] sla CMro and Nerve
local aportamen. hundred, of tourisU
oni rooh
Jbi hu’takwi OBI
rtoh yt
T««
come here every year to enjoy the & E Wait went to Alba today for a
Kf. Block
Both Phonoo
hahlag and hunting. C5oacerted aciMb« imMol paoB ban kBpt iriumlloa iMoa the part of these Uiree ooon
Use would tend to maintain our game
and flab ffesenre. and pcrpelunle one
of the chief ntiracilons of aorthern
TO CURE A COLO IN ONB DAY
merchu!

UPHOLSTERING

sri.'.^ire.js.ra

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THE BlOOinF YOUTH

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,N^-

ss

E.W HASTIH6S & SOH
FIRE INSURANCE

.

ereatloa of a feeling of confidence on
the part of tha bnalnea. world la the
eootlnBaace of tha preaent proapertty.
MVS the Evening Proes. for nn Indeft-

EkniSrs-Tcjrjr..?; ’'

Curod by Oae Bottle of Chsmberl
Cough Remedy.
ages aeondllloa of 97 3 This to
-When I had an attack of the grip
highest figure ever reported by the
last winter (the second one) 1 net
nciually
departmeat at thto date, and Indicate, cured
myself
jlfwiih
with one botUe of C
a very large crop The area soi
berlnln-s Cough
says hVaak
ouch Remedy.R Perry. Editor of the Enterprise.
wlater wheat this season exceeds that
"5.
►rtsvlUe.
N.
Y.
'This
to
the
honest
of laat by two million acres. With
Lh. 1 nl limes kept from coughing
throe figarro for a basU. the d
lelf to pieces by inking a
meat oompule. a crop of 6M.411.M0
Bpounful of this rei^y. and
Ml Ike coughln spell would
basheta. compared with an actual
come an nl night I
would
vrol laat year Of 4ll.788.6M bu.be
take a dose, aad It seemed that In the
Thee# oompuutkma of a crop yet brlefwt
Inierrni the cough would pass
to be harvested cannot, of course, be off and I would go to sleep perfertly
Mdd to be In any strict seaM ozi
hut la a gmieral way It praeagM
Aeavy yield. Although several moo
iBtortene hetere the harveet. It to not that It would or could knock out the
Mtoved that conditions will i
aUy ehnnge. U to a fact that for ton
sd wlU the second attack of
ymn past the reported ooadlt
Aprtl 1 ha. berm a rMlahle tod
only hagf luM t
of the harvest, and aaless tho w
ware far lero i
hotvroea now and Jo^ to

ySM-TsScSirLir

^ roav be rolled upon ns n fair to-

Farmers. Merchants, ' .
Teachers. Manufacturers
Laboring Men

efforts to wipe ont the town as s

SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP

'iif

•1

me Desire

srybca.»e

great wheat crop.

''a*ly^^nM*i^ftat^lbi SSge!
An ardent admirer of Pnsident
loossrelt seat to him the other day a
oaple of boxes of fine cigars, not
veil does not smoke, and is the first
president for many years who tonohes
neither n cigar nor a piiw.

Careful, skilled andv
wliftlier tbr bus-

I

Oaitper of Celds and
The groaiesl danger from colds and
rip to their rroulUng to pi
reasonable caro to used,
ad Chamberlain’s Cough
taken, all danger will be
I the teni
B remedy for throe die- I
>wt to learn of n single
resulted in pennibonto.
abicb shows conclusively that It to a
certain prevenUve of that dangerons
dlsroae. 11 will cure a cold or an at­
tack of xTlp In less Urn# than nay
othei treatmenu It to pleasant and
safe to take. For sals by Jna O
ihnson. Druggist.^___________

riwH-

^onm

8

rL SAVINGS
k'j^ANK

J

o»Tmo^A*rwY
JSSt
INT Be FooLcpi

winter wheal yield.

0. E. CASE

Citr. Phone 530

sn A Grey Piano for $26.00
ll's. 239 East Front street.
1846^1

SILVER
KNIVES AND
FORKS
Just reccivc<i X s|iccixl
loUcrn-Wc jUacc
them on talc xt X kw

ari.;

«««u.o«jr^

sthmn. but your New Dlsoovery guvs
me Immndtote relief aad soon there­
after effaeted a cotnpleU euro.- Ston-

J. W. ! H-A-TER
WMOLEBALE AND RCTAIL

■E&EtamS

..........

Uladerg

FerYsFislKtfnsB!

We hxve just received......

Direct Irom the Factory*
Pleased to $l)ow Cbem.
Bacbant fr Roscoe, w 'nYl*

OURNAME
ON EVERY
KNIFE

SHOES

Wc guaranlcc the
(\>mc xiiilscc
them.

That balk a bo>js Iwst ctimts, or
rather h!$ fworst” arc

$1.00

1 e m iw
SHOES

►

Masm'kIIrsB
qjrowroie

sod
SI newest styles,
Of which we have a i]>\cpdn\ as:*ortmenl in best of Icxlhero
Ic,
Prices frt»in TSp'io $it»U. You should see Ihem lUd try thctiL

A-S. RRYIVIAMc

BABY WANTS A'
GO-CARL.:.

PRACTIC
ways Sail.

t
/'

Of course it does. These pleasant days should' call out
every mother to give the little one an airing. It U the best
medicine you can possibly give the child. If you haven’t
a Go-Cart, then go where the Co-Carts are: th) t is our
Furniture Department, of course. There you wll find the
greatest assortment of latest styles. These erpbojdy every
possible feature of excellence in construction a Id durability. Then we fit them up in any way to suit /ou, give
you any color of upholstery or parasol. Best of
body.
rubber tire wheels, rubber caps to keep wheel f *ee from
d in a
dust and dirt, patent axles-wheels can be renr
moment's time-patent brake, upholstered In
cord, sateen parasol with deep, fancy ruffle.

AN EXPRESS WAGON
Made expressly for the “Young American” who (tellghts in
playing horse and rolling In the sand. Thesi are the
strongest made, with stout bodies and iron wh^ls. It is
the joy of the boy’s heart to have a “little red waggon.” We
have the new patent “coaster wagon,” strongly
tirely ofwood. Best ever produced for the “yoi^ngmen”;
made exactly like a “grown up” wagon.

TRICYCLES FOR THE LADS
Those who are not old enough for bicycles. We
have these in all sizes and are the very best made.
The best exercise a bpy can have,
j

“Wo

>11 -tho

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

ISSito^^^chltto***!^^ aiS”S

“rHSfX?

•tbbawbboo orrv. «miom

-1

svamsta ioboobd. TRAvmsB onr, MioH-j tnimsDAY. april le, im.
g. B. Bmaa IL O

B.Mar«a.8La

I

UBOO MELODIES

\
THE SUN LOOKS

I

I

WCRt OliOYBO AT CITY OMAA

iU8llESS6<MA

HOUtt LA«T SyKNINO

“ROUND”

••99tar do«a to dhm«r, ter
UK CrtMiy «M>ol<som« kread nad*
team Qacaa eity OlboU onteat Ttear.
Ba aart foar grow giocs voa 1b»
• > • « OatmCtty « • « •

EHs"SiSSS
K

HANNAH & LAY CO.
kVKMSK Ol-rv. MIOM.

*5SaJtate?«rt*"aiye

□y
^£p.^o:,”«^S&S:
“"rbe company la compow^ of R. R.

CMikttStd IJtws
% oftnkhiQM

alao; Mlaa Radle Burrell, mexzo aoprano; W. E. Doraa. brat tenor; J>ank
“AT^^ArMr Joka BbUIi. • Juor Jackaoa, aecond tenor. Mlaa Burrell
had to retire egriy in the evening

pc#5^
ail JO.

Dp mwil
. and th<

Steal Awa:
i the brat i

I:.

he rule throughout, aa
uaa encored from one

"

- Get on Buanl.- another
meeilag melody, waa the.am
tIoD. thia Tike the brat being Klren by
the whole company. ‘Hwli
**Hwlng on de
date.'* a wlmilar number, waa next
given, with -YouTl Be a Witness" aa

“iriSrua aaag “A a I Wandered by

the MIU." a selection of bla own com
poeitlon. He eang "I want to Oo to

T rituWSi^irf 25?"

Itl Takes a Girl
"Whoa That a ('ailin’ ’’ waa the next
iH>U*ction by the whole company, with
Hie exception of Miss Burrell. 'Keep
vent" He wwt It dara wlUioct
given as an encore.
a Movin’"
Mi>. Thompson. MUs ('ampUdl. Mr »dw^f»fuod«d ID r« u •»<« <■»•«»!
Jarkson and Mr. Thompson sang ■
ael.*ctkm, and teaponded with a much
THT FAMOUS
mixed melody. Then by rt*qutwt Mr.
Thompson aang -RtAckerl In the Cra
die of the r>eep." and respondinl t
e with a humorous selection
an ilnn»durtlon to the 84*cond
part of the program, Mr. Thompson
a short talk on "The Negro and
the many KMralled Urth medidnea. and gave
HU Music." He irac**d the origin of
mo«t reined lea for women in the treatment the
old plantation meltMllcs. when the
slaves were ground under the bt*el of
and stat«*«! that tho tune
l>o Van Keow ih.t inmit couxric. opprfbKlun. •them
of G«h1 to allevlat
dru|;>ruu are not permitted to aell narcoU wt-re
future.
ibelr present and shsiie
ahaiie their
1
view hotel, a Taloable hoond belongteaching them to 1
ta^ latemally any lodldao lor tho la* faithful. Hosh
I bit existed when 4.000,000
were
freed
at
once,
and
stated
that |
Friead
with the continued magnanimity of
the whites and the continued favor of
the negro would prove himsedf Btfit « Hoiur,. S. e. »cU a S»mt
S^irlnd^t^oonglnal«m^ia^thla: Any b a r. W»atr.l {mcriptioo. and tlial it Owl.
worthy of the soIuHon of the race
gaae plnjnd with ib« ‘*obnroh pack
prohlem. and would n urk out that i>luflon himself, becoming a factor In DRA SAWYER A PENHALLEQON
of The llradt.rl.1 Regulator Co. t
,c life of the world
d>o you Lm.w that when yon uae this
"Hard TrUls" was the next selec­
miicdy duTiug the period of geaUtion
tion sung by the company, followetl
by "John Brown’s Body" and ’Pick
Vt cll, Uir^ tbinga are worth knowing. Fp de Young Lambs " Mr. and Mr*
They are facta. Of dmggiau at fiua Thompson then sang. "The Fault Is
Don't he iwr»uade«l to try a aula
In You" and "Sin
Our little book ............. .........
Home. .
Many of the audience took this loo
,lly and personally, and before
selection was fairly
'l^r* U •
X ItenbaU who <
slaHed.I. there was a scral
scrabble into
wraps and a shuffling toward the door
a
that would have done credit to the
uncultured iHKly of negroes that
Traverse City.
got together iK'forc the war. But
•body probably got to the door a
fractional iiart of a second sooner by Whea You Want a Nice Cut of Meat
e disturbance, and what did
At MURRAY, tha TaHor*a. 814 South
UKMSlIliaK
If discourtesy were shown
The aim are n
Union Street
rnimdtmr A Sorvm
mer* and the rest of the au
Thla department 1» attended to by dlenre were prevented from enjoying
the closing numlar of the program T
Butcher* and Sausage Makers.
“*r?^ed mciute
liiSThe la.lU s- Aid siM^leiy of the Con^ and French styles.
urch. under whose au
spices the ctnnpsny sppn
chared a neat sum by th
the total being aUiul fTO.

rrS«>33H-

MATT.J.JOKNSONS

MOTHERS, DO YOU KNOW

6088

s=y-«S‘fS
zs.’iu^Si-st.-mai:

**0!^

nIiSL.

...DENTISTS.-

«f3CTf|r

JOHN R. SANTO

SLL’S«^SL/ .

Dressmaking

Sst-

Ladies Tailoring

E““£H.fte'CS^e

HORSES FOR SALE!
-Pioneer Livery Stable-1
e. j. IYI0I90AVM
Will arrive today fr<#m,Southern Michiigan a carload of Horses. Have some of
all kinds. Among the lot I have six fine
driving horses. 2 extra good pacers that
can go fast. Come in and see them. : : : :

B.

J.

A. D. TYLER

. NOW ONI -

Great Sale

fe.tw’o.T’isa.”

Just the Artiele
108

liswssiJir

Smpk Iron
W .Beds.
Wboksaie Prices!
An opiiortunity never before offereil lo the people
Of Traverxt City and probably never
!
» ilU)c again.

Ill..II
II
&S3

SMOnhdew Display!

66 others on Jnd floor up from

............$ 1.65

come early
REMEMBER only one of a kind.
while »he selections are best

was almost yellow, eyes
tongue costed, pain oontlnlack and sides, no appeUte. J. W. CAUNTLETT, M. D.
veaker day by day. Three
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
I had given me up. Then 1 Sargery Of the Eye nnd Fittiiia Glastes
n Specialty.
a decided ImprovemenL I oont

s’jir.r.Muris;

,S“\STd
_ Niagara 1-sUs 35,000 horsepowsf
la used in twenty dilfeTent electrical
•ea tn pcodoclng metato and

InTy^S^U^MSKaoT "*
f ncient ruins
SeaU. and an
How's Thlaf
Oao Hundred Dollars Re
We Oder O
ward for any
V'^HSir^CatiJS
cannot he ctired
cm
CHSNST A OO.. Toledo. O.
J.. CHK_________
We. the undersigned, have knowi

able to cairy out any obligations madt
t!Ll.

Whol.«le DroKUti

When fitting up that sjarc or
small room. There is nothing
that will take up as little si>acc
an.l»
1

our ComUinitions (like cut).
They are very neat anlh a 14x'i4

DENTIST
OBce-OOi New Wlihelm Dk>ck. CIO
tens' Phone 683.
'

now
victim." No one
the grave of
ajionld faU to try them. Only SO

with lock, two .small draws
and the cuplioartl, • nice goMen
fmish and solid construction.
Bx.er not nr«
7 JC
Ihciu. Only....
/»/«7

,FSa“.SsaS,-^
F:.:;'^Si.'srs"jr“SKr

im
9

Grand Rapids Furniture Company
House Furnishers
218 Front Street

L L A. BUILDING.

Farm For Sale
100 acre* known as the Steel or Need
ham farm One of the
to Grand
Traverse county: 8V» mil©* nouth ot
ihe.clty.
J. E. GREILtCK CO. CITY.

_

GIEAIESI
CHEAPEST
..HEALTHIEST-.
AHb
iBSOLUTELT OMtttESS

L.IOM-T
s

5isj«sru“uh«. htf

Michip's StroDgest Music House Eleven Retal Stores

■■■■GRINNELL BROS....
Talking Machines. Records and
.Sheet Music.

n«A.t«iAOKI

in us Vi Ti!
We have a 6pe line of

m 1000 WATTS
their own premise* «ad»ot ^

iwtaunw'^
UfMMiNfwet.

mm

J. w. oi-if-f-b:
S3» K. Mron*.

If >tni desire lo inslaD
tern Of Electrical I
Bmls. Burglar
I or Tcl-

pSIS

FOR RENT.____________

MIhCELLANSOUh.

Pianos and Organs sold on easy payments
or to Rent.

mate.

the Boston Store,

roh »AL*-bMini>yf J.

O. P.^CARVER A BRO.

FIRE INSURANCE

wLdS^'Ktoiixi * MXTln. Who*.

YonrHomeFnmlsIier

WANT DEPARTUENT

IVIORO AIM

SUSTS-BVaScS

Robbed the Grave.
A startUng Incident U narrated by

mV,ks,

CAMPBELL BROS

w^^^axsitsx^
XARPET GLEAHiG WORU.

WMm^.
n. ^ CHAPlig Mirfdiir.

THB mroro bmobr TittYpn m. mioh, THTm8aAY,^Baaf. im,

DR. PRICPS

TRYABITA FOOD

r Um M*ch»M Hv t»r
ki

^ That C«« i« Katwitoxl
UMdt.lt.

Tb. totfodoctlon ok tbe .uta>

VEIT NOTIONAL i
of U»e It SpHogi Up TbU SpHng In Raoament of Vencel ««tor’a RuUdlng
—Whero Will It %>Hng NMtt
And Uwr. -in
p«reh.«xl
U^uTiu tbe weut aide, appear n«*i
_________________ hM » teftdenry U
frlcktM Umld bor*«. but . IllUe w
iipo. tbe p.rt of
by owixr* of ..ui.. will to
<*«’
...» «iih (b«t nroMBt dMger of nm
__

•u

_

i-r ««

.uiomobUUU to ibe cliy ib»l
.♦•riM-ni vxtrrUc ibelr btui <*nd<

vmamamsmm
COMBINES UP
AGAINST IT
ATTORNCV

OINMAL

WILL

"

MONEE. 1410 TO NEST

........

always geu
a glad haad.
9«Mt« crisp «AlM af 1
Foeoe- TKr*. 1

" nS-,S:‘f;EK!“SS.i
PASSION PLAY

Wf Ukcly in bo .abj«-l«l w cm
ftble Inconvenience, as tbe «o-

MoHItofil fcyrmrn Co. Emphattelly RojMtod.
CbkMD.
April 1C.-Waller Well
MM'o WMblnro® operbil i.i fbe fl4X-

and the nol.e Ih likely to frtjtbien

........ .

or^ltor»Ul Mjr»

SUreopticon Lecture at Fourt
Sti^ot M. E. Church.
Torn .rr. vi meiilnK. at
the
„;.tn S.re4f!
M
K eburch, rn.r

rari^ful.
«.f the w ........„-• 4s comiH-lled
;.TTar‘Te". »r‘ un*'^The W^.h.n Plby
- mad Into a .and to-ap
. i rl..erai:.;r.e.4?«u.” This will be il
: ml;:hi amour
I- r..**.' » itii the flneit atemoiitirun
i,f inrunvenh 0P<
; a t um» h r.u. i.iunocroiih alU lur
miUKenletl
II
■ .1 hf.i u.i.' dutlr.4 *h‘
ewiilniC.
rSnLr^ Aiiom.y JCJ.ner*l (iriicE*.
p-rmlt the m.rhtm
cMHcoMMlfcir tbe !
. « e.-i»in a iiJ he !'•
’ «’-'r aun la
r larns ami
tiu ;•» rt‘f is f.ir ehihlixn V2 >earji old
wr^rtHtr iDlriMliutlun m th.*
ihitm-.
AnJ one ahtout said tml.v that he
a.mld to- «mly loo willlnj: to
.Uto> Of Ibe
»2jb00 TO KILL GOEBEL
rolMto uiiill.iurb«l pend .bat mt^topd.
eurules to n
As the auiomohlle has coin,
to* tbe BmI decUto
tion InlrcduriTto Howard Trial
here a. well as In other el
tbe oupreoie ouuri.
at Franklori Ky.
u particutorly aa»- su.ic.utlon. here i;lven are s
-Mr on**. WM
an arran*enient by
lOM to OOP'

.........

-

dimr^lfity"

-"^rlS'SSs
wbicb

■4

wny

Tbe^'only*' ptouUSl re^
n I* that tbe path of tbe under
nd otrean. which appear, to be
■atory. 1. quite a dt.tonce below
Niirfaco, and the cellar. U-ln*
r make- a ver> handy place for

rrrtae all tb<
that bOTM*
e on the part of boroe own

TORCt MEROER OECIilON

.nSr T,

brce-

•tf—t TW« Afumoo-.

si.rlni; enilrel) dl*appeared.
Thu sprloie the N|irlni; aicaln
Hh appearanct fariber op tbe atreei.
It waNTcaled In Ven«-el feleder’s ba«^moni. oprlnittoK up wlltomt wa^f
and uMn
* ~
‘
lovAky-i. and to
s for It. appearance. i»ui

I

P

Jim Dump. I. bMik-our Sunny Jim.
A eunnler worW now w.loom.. WmA world brimful of .nm» and vtm.
Which formerly wa« slclc.and srtBW
Since proper food put life In him.
■Foix^^oh^ed the worid tor “SMB

nERlYeELEIIYIWUTfUig

tbe

EVENTS IN SOCIETY.
trltbout tbe ddn«er of bavin* cotoempi
Mr. and Mr.. John U. Kitiier of V28
tobtltuted
lie arsued
Itai II ... DO Dior.- •!>»» ID'I “4 r«- Ea.t Klghlb .Ut»el were veryploaMnl
ly .orprtoed la.t evening by over thlr
ty of their friend, nnd neighbor,
•vanlng was very rlewantly .pent
n deltoiou. mpper nerved, there

him;- t.K Indlnnunt I
AS aers'APory lu the inunhr
,.r;. .r thwto l. and a ho recei
rvnden-d. pave wnsailonal lestlnu.ny
lu thf trial of Janus Howard hutoy
(•veil n»m»l*omi*fl Culiun. Hrwugbton.
t;,.Mvn and oHuts ah to Hu alleged

5 real in OukwtKstl <

TO GENEBM. ASSEMBLY
Rev. W. K. Wright W.U
New I
Mcnth at ComfTut.kiner From Pctoskey Presbytery.
i;. t. \V. K \Vttr.hi aud-v*
i f tinriJ*Vi riMirrh ,«♦.
fh!
uiiy roittn-oT I*
h!!jti.«k,u
If.*. ;
it '>n.
wh. f>- tiu-> nMve h-d HinuftlTti; of the lVi»»Ak» > pn-shytvry.
I.. whu h the hfcal rhmrh to-h.m;. Tto
r.U’d’Hns fit the i»r»-sliyt«T>' waS a %«t.v
hvlpfi.l one. and all Indirathms aru.Miil ihroiiKhoMi the pr«-rh>tery.
Ilev. \Vrt*M of this cHr was i hiu-en
hv the prtMbytery as n.mimssluner to
ihv Kviu-ral aM..*ni»dy.
whlih wlU
nuM! at to.s Anuehs. Cal
.May
TIu* honor to a hlnh one. ton oiu* lhai

^Wmrn
\a
E

TWO ABE NOW ONE

PEERLESS

IN.aerr^hi n’stete. told

him that a
I the mountains to kill
cTmu- here f
......... .......................... man failed to arrive.
A well known oonple were^ied
Powers told him he (Cecil) would be laM evnnlng
at tbe home tJf^s
,«ld 12.500 If he would fire (he .hot.
bride's father. Wm. Slocnm. at ^
Cedi M>s he declined.
street, by JUv. Wm. Imnfman.
c.nemor W. S Taylor, he testified.
DUde b,
prtnolpal. wrr. Mis. Maude
fuili.Hl him Into hb private oflire and
Mnw York Bnancler. to todoco AUor
Slodnm and Mr. James K. Stables,
formerly of Company M. 84lh Mich.
___
« of MMdamM O. r. t^neti.
m/nu-dlstely. Governor Taylor VoL. later of Company K., 87th U.
and_________________1
In name to.ia almost frantic.
bride is the youngest
also meuilooed Yout«.*> to the wit
ind referred wltne*. to him.
the affair was a very
Jfc. gmersBCDi doo oo> iDtend to
prot^ home wedding
At 8 o'clock
-prohentoUve of
nndsr an arch trimmed with pink and
achlne Co., re
bawbnll inam wMvei
turned to Grand Rapid, ttxl.y ^cr
ct.nferrln* with C. A
«U MiLd iT. l«MdlfDl (0-D Of
bine benrletta. trimmed with white
satin and silk applmae. and wore
talnly of tbe to»tUollon of new .uU.
Ntroimly «n;lni; hlr
tnmUMi_ .tM,»D.lo _Tb. t-«-lll If he 4PK-S he will h
J^M^Sund Meng acted a. brides­

kVE THE
i^UPONS
PEERLESS
STANDARD
EXCELSIOR
>
KING BIR.D
OLD TOM
BADGER

Milwankee.

being thTM table. Ailed.

SMOKING TOBACCO.

?i - V r.rc:L"d*r;oi?;r „n.‘i"s;:;
IT
^!

jTi br£«ro-;^^

:S.='r;S

ru.h...r.«.r™

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A.bv.s* lUJit-f CfUpv la-ld
V hall. April Ibib. 19
Wood and her pui.i’s 1

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d-flunnules uf the to»»

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J.ny. u. lao
Ir*lMl«iT»Trsv«r«FlA»r M foto-ws
for UrAXid fcApid..
Totodo.

U I Nvfl mLU V r.'oluilonH IM-furnlKhtHl the public juur
d toto-r^.’fur Ib. ir cbc rln* nals wiili a r-qm-^l f..i th. ir public^
I nclf Pan" WLii-pb* U.d.-llou •

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monr IhU aftermam the plaster «^t

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Launched Today.
. April 16.-The
Mtoo<-w>ta. ibe-largest ship
American ablpyard.

Y’ou know the expression
about “putting on a good
front;’* one of the easiest and
most economical, and most
successful “fronts** you can
ever put on is a Cluctt or a
Monarch shirt.
\Vc arc ready to supply
you tvith the right size, and
the right pattern.

Miki to- to have a
^Maiiy bcaatifnl and useful presentbut now with Hyomel you
y a health *lvlnp climate In
It iKMket. and by breathing it
,mutes four times a day «x>n

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FOR^ALE

maid and tbe groom was atteodod by
Dexter Sloonm. brother of the bride.
Tbe braotifnl Methodist marriage ser
a was nsed. and all of the 90 gnerti
sent were requested to sign the
Cure CaUrrh by Nature*. Own Methcertificate
Only Ibe
immedlstf
od-Every Breath of Hyc
friends and relatives were present, nc
Relief.
invitations being Issncd.
___ T, oatra large, ai a
has
catarrh
N«-ariv e\qry one
A snmptnons snpper was lerve^
5 of the ooca.too- TIkm P»«»*
fooTtoh
after the ceremony and was
r.ire it by drucKlnp the Momach ly enjoyed by al 1 neeeoL The UbW
T.-miM.rary relief may l»e plveii
TO v4y tastefully deoorated wiU
pink and white carnation, and gerani
oms^ 'The color scheme was pink ant

DO HOt DOSE THE STOMACH

Abl.

2S,?r^of“^2S: «ud «.d

nuMielm* alrupiH'r
life for many years to come. In this
The Inhaler last, a lifetime.
Hyu
end If one buttle does not cun-, an ex
to.ule i.f Hyomel can to- obtained
r.o cuts. It to the m(»t ecot
ih.-m .m
I of all remedies advertIsAsl for
>y win roceivfl* i
e of catarrh, and la the only one
,t follows nature in her method of
PERSONAL.
BREVITIES.
atm* dtoeasi-s of the respiratory
Martin A. Douscih of Buttons Ray
Tbe Elba will meet tonigbLfor work.
It U stated that tbe large list
S K Wall Sc. Son. have said hun- to in the tiiy today.
B. A Kcyi-s and wlfv «d “The CIov1a
James J. HUl 1. president, and with of oontnbntioo. for the new we.t side dr.ds of llyouK-l outfits, and Oje more
I ' J which be hope, to control the trade CatbpUo olmroh has not all been pnbvr^•• id Onu na an- Uf the efty toilay.
I ;
ijL^tbe PacIBc ocean
(*. R Kchl of NorthiKJrt is a Trav
ished. The tort pMt of U.e Hat, which
I
^^^\»oog the great throng
present
erse Cliy visitor today.
wa. James J. Hill Oovemor Chamber to soil very Urge, will be given in 't^^ndt’i
Thomas Mlrch of Buttons Ray to In
•day's daily pnpera There will
lain, and many other notables.
The mtoAii- link fn.ra rusiaAla i«»
alM be a complete list of the |
SUICIDE IN JAIL
JUI. in the iele;:niph line from t'upe
Wyman and wife of But urns
Town to CnUe. will U* snppll.*d by
. dinner at Park Place imlay <
wlM-less Instrwmenta.
Oaa»r>ted 9Un In Jnckaon Hanged
Ik Val of Old Mission

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M^." was to the city today.

A Thoughtful Man.
of Sun..ns Ray t
bU'iuefts trip to> thto city iiflilay.
I wife had such jm unusual
of
ro.vih and liver trouble, physician.
E J. Thompson, a conductor on the
help hcr^^'^Hc* thought of
Pere Marquvtte. has
purchased a he
Dr. King's New Ufe PUl.
idence pn.pcrty comer of Oak and

reciprocity day

IntorMttoO Pr»S^
Wnmnn's
Club Tomorrma.

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'SS^n CIt) C«np. No

S73. NVItU

(Miduir. U dnlmd.
Tb» n« proflu from ih. D.W Ju

TMC MARKCTA

D«n>U, AprtI 1«.-Whm<. WWe «Dd

There’s nothing like doing a thing
horoughly. Of all the Salves you
!ver heard of. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
s tbe beat, - It sweeps away and curea
Duma. Sores. Bnitsas. CuU. Bolls.
Ulcers. Skin Empllons and Pllea. IPs
Glrto. now is the lime to take RoAy only 25c, and guaranteed to
Mountain Tea.
Clears the complex faction by Jas. O.

The damrpe f the i-otton .Top from
the Icafworm. wld. h to noni.- MUM.ns
CXeeiMed PJi.U«».tSN». to ncvr i*r»-veiited
by InSflH-tlcidi-fc.

H«.
’^oSesgo, Apm lA-Whsm,

n^c;

Poutow CD loc^ IDDfLi. toe.
MII.Hm M.r MW..

SSS^'dmo roturoed
McBride last nlgbi, acoompan

; BENDA." he'll ahew you 1
t 81SJOO BiMmner Suit that )

6RMD RAPIDS i IHDIANA RY
COHPARV.

-ASK BENDA." ha will gUdly

I. W«tSiV->AI
lro.«Twro*(»T
kto.S:lO a.

Emory Moody left today for a bualWtrip that will Include Manton.

inmS? morning train on a tomtiMas
trip.

. R.. are hereby tendered to t

“•TSWSW

.

SHOE POLISH

IS PERFECTION
II Presenres theletther,It Is Water proof.
Small Size. lOc.
Urre size wUb dauber
and polisher.. .a»o

New S^oe Store

M0d

Cadies'

Sweaters

*

ia to the city toapectln* the local
pieveland went to Kalkaska
tbU noon on a boalnesa trip
mr Simpson la making a short
esa trip to Kingsley today.

SHUSHINE

Rutner*. Old EUnd.

-ASK BENDA" for full

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\Vc luve a firsl class rciuir shop.

ROWLAND DOUGLASS

niee fet tb*st CmI

the sk?n* £Ir^^l^** brtiht°eySS
rosy cheeks, and sweet breath.
85
cents. Jss C. Johnson.

mimim

In fact you wilf find many days all tliroueh
the Slimmer when they will be just the ihinu
-Mans are buying them for the young
school miss instead of a Jacket.
They arc warm-tight lilting-give free
use of thr* arms. \Vc have a decidedly
pretty assortment from which to choose switching is ver>* pretty and the colors at­
tractive—C.ard in al. Navy white. Cardinal
andi While. Navy and white. While and
Cardinal at

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Froi

GRAND
OPERA
HOUSE

One NightOnlyl

THURSDAY, APR. 23
A Dramatic Kvent—

Mr. Earle Doty
In the new romantic

"CbeYron
mask"

EiuflNt Cut d Bamlm!
Beautlfdl sure Settled
Special Sceaery for BrcryAcU
■araUdeat Bectilcal Etfecttl

35c, 50c.rsc.sa. $1.00

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