The Evening Record, May 21, 1903

The Evening Record, May 21, 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)

1903-05-21

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THE EVENING RECORD

I YESTERDAY'S 488UE

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TRAVERSE CITY, MICH., TMI’KSHAY, MAY 21, VJt>3.

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GENERAL
MASSACRE
OF ROUMANIAN

JEWt PLANNED

FOP TODAY

A|^S»TMEMmC EFUEMIC

TfUTMAIOTOOCAILt
te Caneamlnt tha Ome
emmcnt Connection

a RmuH sf tiM AtrocHlM in KithlAr« Eiicoarar

1 'h

ing the Feeling of the People

Bern#. May 21-IHepalcbtei to th*
Viieelerho
Z^^umg
Tagehlaii and
U>Eal Anitrlgor UUiMj ehow that a \lo
lent aail^ienilte eplde»k ha* rw.uln-<J
from the KlahbieE maaaacrt*. and 1*
apraa41as Ummsbout eaatarn Eur«.|Mv
In the EifetrhT uf Uin«goi.
Hoti
«aaUk Prince Monmn, furnier sov
•nior of Buchareet I* ni*»rtHd'to I.-

r.'?,

!■ hy
be latter
The Bia

ahucc end U at Bleeping Bear Point,
and the Uland landing'Ir at a i»»lnt
near the harbor
Telephone* ccinnoel the two ahurei.
the mainland *tatk*n being at Olen
HatYen In charge of
the Uland end being In charge of the
life feavlng feUtlon
The firat message
to he spoken over the new cable «a*
from Mr* ElltaWth Kilty, the aged
mother of Captain Kilty *»f the Bleep
ing Hear ilff-savlng station, and It
«a« <ite nr»l lime she ever Ulked
through a udepbone. It w.irka per
fertly
Although the cable la atrirtly govemmeut propen. H wlM be used for
ordinary purtiosee. and will be of great
t- neflt to shipping Intervata. as Maul
ton harUir i* In th^ direct chatin*! (.f
lake shipping

PRESENT

HIGH

TEMPERATURES

WILL CONTINUE INDEFINITELY

GATZOZO VILLA
is the Inurwatifig Name of the Sum­
mer Home of Mr. and Mn Dan
Kaufman at the davere. Omana.

u.“¥o.lr‘^?r-,r

wav ha.

So Say* the Weather Man at Wa
Ington—No Relif Fr«
in Sight.

.0.1”’,
leased!

l^e
OloveiaP'r*-^''
rs Kat»fmkn
* tdbn>erature

21 -The weather
that the general high
prevailing
throughout

IlM fancy of Mrs Kanfiw and will | rado. but ii U slat
stated that alihmigh
condition will
probal
mnfco a oomforUl.ls and charming i«>ndni.m
probably
within the tievi .'IG
anmmer yetCMt
They have named it; iorthrastwsr.1
ilnmr*. will not In that time materially
VHUl
AaMr Kanfman will be oompellcd'•"‘•<‘1 »»>«• drought sixMlon of the mid
lo mmaln here all snmmer to lookjdie Atlantic ^laiev and the lower take
after Uie progress of the bnildtog of j region
Mm new fnilrond to Jforthnort they
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‘•"iSr,^r,?i:a-r£5:.“.7.!MAIDEN RACE
IM a

OF RELIANCE

NECIO RAN AMUCK
Colored

PROGRESS

Ri«M MMl Uf« »Bd Wa.
Riddled With BulleU.
4i W U« to tJM Bvoolna fUoorA.
MemphU. Tenn . Ma> 21.—Ueport*
fnim C'orlnth. MUs . state that while

TODAY

OFF

BELIEVES

LEGISLATURE

Will Not Enter Into Controversy With

It Very Much In Earnest In
the Matter.

Elamaaoo. Mich . May ri.-Uc*gHr.l
W’tlliam Aldeu Bmlth’a staumc-ut
If HcMiator Uurrowh will have hb
pass the Colby bill
friends at
him for re-eie< tlon.
he wcmld
“I have
rc*ad w hat t'ongre*.^i4^ Smith'
hut do not rare to enter into a cxmir
viT*y with him a* to whether the pe
pie should have the right lo eipr«-i
their opinion in the elcrciloii of riili«
.State* scmsior*
“I havo sUted c»ver and over ac*
tat 1 am in favor of the- .‘lecih.n
'nited Bute* senator* by the |M-opl.furthernvore. I am in favor of anv
lem tha> will bring
public onclals near to the inttpl.l>eller«. however, that the leglslatu
hould settle these maiterN

:

DECOtATlON DAT GAME

doubtful

‘sb*.

TKo C

THE NEWEST in Shirt Waist Seta
ESC. 90c. Me. SOc. 76c. R-UII^

It flewmra now taken for
and Dooeration day.
Ralgh Andaman. Bath ‘phonac.

THE MARKETB.
IVtfx.lt, May 21—Mar wheat. 7»c;
No. 2 red. 7Rc; No .7 c^>rn A'.^c; No
.7 white oats. 31k*
Toledo May 21 -Wheat-<!aak and
May.
July. 73^c
Chicago.
May
21—May
wheat.
Tk^c: July. U\c, May com. 44^c:
May-oat*. a6e; July pork, 117 45; Urd.
|s k2V»: nu. If.37^
Puiatue* on local market. 40©45c.
roa« 50e par doaan; eamaIc per tfoaen; aalact atoe
Wa •Phone 43.
11

Al-E
}
lOIAl.

AV,.i,ic„-s One Siri|> Slip|«is

soo aso wi.oo

Theandiicnnm proi»er will teat l.OOO
l*s>ple. and then* will alao 1« com­
plete eqnipment for holding servioes
in the basement. The boildioK will
inoludeboth ci.urch and monastery,
and will com. when completed. S60,-

W.imeli'. $2.(bM>vfol,ls,a Swell

250 dozen pair line l.isle Sox — all sizes, in all pretty
color combinations, red and bl.ick. blue and white, yellow ami blue ami bnWn ami blue, besides dozens of
other combinations—regular 5ik: ^joods,
at 25c—
They are ^oing; fast wo <ion’i delay to ^jet yours at once.
BOo ^oM3.00.
\AF«lo*^s. BI.OO
Ml.MO.

A S-TRAW WAT.
------- ..lading Clothiers.......

S. Bonda & Oo.
Overalls, 4«c.

.

bummer Suits,

«> *16 00

V*ry

IMeslisoo

iHir»tt
>«of NoBOy

.500 and Sl.OO»
■Ell>lBEIRO'S

If I .$2.50 SHOE FOR WONEH.

FATAL EXPLOSION

...

S^i

Wf.wo Yo wa.so

This chnrch. whea uom)deted. will

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OX

Onr, two anil thicc *liap; Kid
ami Fatent Lirathcr, medium
height and hreru h heels.
The
dainiiest kKdwcar imaginable,

vor INVI.ST IN .\

PCIIVIBAI-l-\

fortalilc as
ii iiMiks—that
gives you the style of a
Shoe at
:
:
:

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Jfssorttdehoeolatos
with nuts on top

20 coni* Pound
ww
Poanuterisp
10 cants Pound

If you desire to install a ayatem ol Klcctrical Lighting,
Bells, Burglar Alarmi or Tcl-

$2.50 A PAIR
and material ^

The imtitaB thl

...PIAIMO...

CAMPBELL BROS

bringv ilk full of value in .juahiy
in return.
If you apjncciaic
quality m a piano, v.m will buv
THK KIMB.M.I..
I vcry .nMtuincnt guaianicc.l and mJ-I
at facloiv pric es, K.\SV Terms
if .lesircl. Small instruments,
musical merchandise ami sheet
music.

W. W. KIMBALL COMPANY

M fiDmoi ((0. THE
The Old Reliable Shoe Hovsse

The New Stan,1.

2 4*2 hioiit St.

0»TE0mATMV
J. ■iJf.'ii'ii'ir ■*;

economy store
-HAS JE ST KECKIVI U-

new Corsets. Cadies’ Shirt Waists. Cace
Curtaius. Cadies’ and misses’ Sun Bonnets.
fast

liccorning

<»1 Apr
hca<l juarters

for

RiblK>ns,

Ijiccs and

“..[nJr'i.':^

‘;;ri is>.r,5fui(r■“ THE ECONONV STORE

dds'nt Occured to You
The necessity of making an early selection of
something for a wash dress This is a matter
u are fuiiy aware
you should not defer as you
that it is difficult later on in the season to find
just whatt you desire. We take pleasure in calling your attention to our Wash Goods department which we are very proud of and justly so,
as we have one of the most complete stocks to
be found in Northern Michigan. We offer a
few suggestions to you.
Wc have one verv si»ccial number in Dmiity at lOc |»cr yaul
This
is a cloth that is abst.lutcly rigl.t l>olh in style and «juality.
There is
not a lattcm in the lot that was carried over from last season, but
ever)- one is new and desirable.
choose from

Some verv neat patterns for y«m

Remember theyr’e only

to

*

lOo f>wr yard.

Spsefal for Saturday
may 23

iff OS m Till!

.\ Shoe that IcKjks as well as
it wears, that feels as coiu-

FVERY RENT

A fortunate puichaxc of Dimities early in the season enables us to
offer you a real Irish Dimit> at the low |iric«> ot loc |>cr yar«l,
Wc
have this beautiful cloth in a wide range of i>atlcrns, mostly in small
designs which you knowNarc e*|>ccia!ly goo<! this season.

We are showing an exceptionally good thing in a real Persian Or­
gandie.
It cx>mcs in light and dark grounds with a satin stripe effect
It is a very sheer and pretty
Wc have it in tliosc much wanted
shatlcs such as the Unen color. Pure White, Na\*v Blue. etc.
It is a
fabric that will please you - while it lasU you can buy it at

MSo |3or ywrd.
We would like to ell your attention to a »ery .pecial line
srhich wr are offering at
w

««

2Bo|»orywrd.

St. Clair
Confectionery
221
Treat Street.

They include all those dainty effects in pure while grounds with
small figures, you can’t make any better selection for a thin dress and
they wash perfectly.

WiL.ME:L.IVI
Cor. Front mnd Union

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THE WEATHER

iTbe American Girl

qTIcklv'

« M-. ........ ..

<*liPI><rs

I eta and • nding
Mlenu Hnwerd

atuoe laying bv Kt. Kw
Hichter, D t) . with
Rev. Fideiis Maercher and the Kt
Rev.. Hlshp
Hiahp Benedictn
Benediction by hi .Rev
jBul.op and Benediction wiih the
Blessed Sacraiueiii in the chnich.
This eveniug wiil occur •lecial t i
erolaes at the o|i-ra honse. with a hue
mosioal urogrwm and shoit addresses
hy Hi* Honor. Mayor u E Reycmfi.
jodgv B T. Haitiead
Hon H. M
Winston. Dr (i. W Nil art atcl oth

”a s^lal on the Pore MarcinetU
from Traverse- Oity today brought ikiO
vaitorw, and
the
Onmmingt from
Bar
|>oiDU
also
•» tif
C ohgresniuaii hrooght in i
noinber
Altogethe caiiM-d such a *tlr er ther« ar«
milh. which have
1.0(41 *i*itors 111 the
Jlows:
In laillilcal circles, are a* folio
oity.
factions in tie* Wise .nslon leg
“All faction*
u|*m a sweeping
U let lire hj
primary el»*<-llun iaw of
reform In the
i
The Kvomug Ktcard
to im’mle govermw Mate Il.towgh the coorlosy ol
ofliccM** and c hoir.* of c*ongr.*.*i»-lona! Walter, a copy ot tl.u wmendineiits to
a* I'nilc-d BJait*.- the steto hth laws, which is om* of i
or*, to he henafl. r cho-.m hv .!• tic ”»inroeduite effect” mU
The
vot«* of I hi iHM.pli*
ThU r. form
text of the amendment will he
promlw-d at ih.* last sia«.* c^.q,
veutiun. and the UttUlaiun- has add-d
III tu credit hy ihl* aciloii
’or caN g. t
rtc*ord you wc
hlgan rc puhlicaiiH mad.' . cpially
for >..ur taJKling machine al Orinu
emphalir
promlM-s in the* two
laM
Ur..s
Two Ihousaiid in stock
:
>tale conventions, and we are l-.und
i: n t J W ruffe. Manag. r.
hy every ronsldc raiion of puhlic nmr
is::
allty and mdlilca! decency to red.H-m
them
have taken no imri .1 th.* l*.M
Lad.es will make a great mistake
but
I.*!'; they do not call and sec the lowest
dUcusslons.
iMinml by o r luirtv d.claration and cot ever made on Chas. 8. Stev
would be SOI -y indee.l t«i hee the I. gts goods. Mr*. H. M. T.mbbn.
lafiire a.IJoum without giving the peti
pie this reform
Mlehlgan was the
birthplace* of
not he the burial ground .

GLENCOVE

Tin* primperts fur liaseliall
we
never luMtiT at the asylum than tb
are ihi- y»ar. and a really fast team
t»e out |hu year with the uniTWO CHILDREN CREMATED
* of the N. M
A. Baker. Bpanand Welch are the three twirier*
are on the slab this year, and
In a Fire at MtrHII. Mich.. Thia Momwith the earelleot backing that they
ing.
a fast bunch
are getting they i
of the asylum’s
iw w us (• ta« gsMiae iu<»ra
The nr*t big g
on the Twelfth
Merrill. Mich . May 21-Fire here
park Baturday
afternoon of
this morning destroyed the resldenre
rek. w hen they
of K L Butler. HU two daughter*.
The kind
in a r»
red-hot conteaL
c
sonville* In
that Thoropaaorllle
uf a ball lean
puis out Is w< 1 koown. and a game
hlle may be expected
that I* worth

tE^aain biu
at the new
street

» » dtp Book Store

(Uomeii’s

p. m. oecnired the atreet
saded
by Pvtoakey Boys*

le CongressmamHe Saya—Smith

CEMENT aUlLDIKC BLOCKS

«r Wb* udw
Mk
^^n^^Mlch.^^5^-Mrs.
Bey
ylor, aged €0. tried
this
is morning by rt

....Jyammdck
\\V have tlu'm in all the popular colors, lengths
and prices. Take your choice from $1.00
......... and
[id hhave a cool breeze thrown in.
$5.00

iHOULO SETTLE MATTER

will sii:-ialn
> j»aK**ce of
and 1 have no dc.
Creation of Nat HerreshofI
from the expcM-i.*ncc*
^
Worthineaa to
s. that Us provi.
y principle
Defend America’s Cup.
Miome as a |»ariy
the opiK>m
n«x>ra
primarv* reform hoiN* to pen»etuttte
n. Hart made
(ilencove
INillilcal machine to subserve the
riddled with Kelience.
fish lnler»*sts of any partlculHr candl
bullet, and fell dead
Herrefhoff
State.*.
nalden race today when date for geevertmr or L'nitc'd
raakea hei
i> Columbia, twice the de senator: Buch o»ui>o would
-he meets
CONDITION SATISFACTORY
Amerlia’s cup
Today’s crcdltahle lo our prc tendtHl
I fender of
•n who arc*
and unworthy the
itert is the Brst of I
of b-giMa
New York Banker Who
.-h off (
Suicide I. Improving.
.
|
*^haa been sgld that 1 hep.
nr Wif to tja. Et-ain, lUoora.
|
profit by primary refo-m. IVrhap?'
h all rt'pub
New York. Mav ri
1 he rondlUoU ,
but only In comt urn with
r.*dcmptlon of
.4
Washington
K
Bellgroan.
the k. P. Hunter and W. R. Millar Have llcans wh.i profit
tly de*dre our
lianker. who attempti-il oulciUe last .
party pledgee
Their Plant Running on Fifth
itself, and will
night on aivount of HI health, is re
any personal ambition
Street With Stock on Hand.
ported to lie saiUfactor> at Kisiwevrlt ■
uiv wav enl.*r Into the
hctspltal iraiay
Bellgman pas^-d a
A r Hunter and W R Miller have
ent of our
platform
coinfortal.le night
prompt
______
j 1 lijdr roncrete building bkK'ks plant
pb-dgei.
IM ration now and are tu
enate will pas*
WON BY MRS. ROLAND
e full capacity
capaci
of Burrow
out the hlocka at the
g provision for
The hlcM-k* are hollow.
^f’r e.l Stales sena
V fa^c-s are c'outaimul in the
Gueaaed Correct Name o1 Catholic
the comiiany. so
that
all tor by direct vede of the |w*ople even
with a referendum attached.
I will
Church Pnre Doll.
artistic work can W turned
,i* candidacy for reelorllom
Mr
Miller
own
out
.Mr
Hunti
r
i
The hai^.U.me d.dl which has heen
honcEi effort shall be at
made in Wash
on eshildiion In J W. Blater’s window the machine whirl
to faithfully
iH-rform
our
e
tiTritory of
on. and
also
for snt*ral wet-ks. ami which wai
and w.. an* to
ey have*
nnty.
nd Tra\
ttf the prlres offered hr the West
rack'd by s.*na
I.le qi
j already a <'onsldc*rmble
quantit y of the
.ratholir church was w..n hy Mr
lorlal ImiM.iency. it will be our duty
to wwgH ('oniinu.‘d warfare
agi
auch leadership
If we an* lo ha
rrert was 1
rontrwt between a few self<*onstMute
IMAoplc. even* ■ repubthe only
, in our rorom.inwc*alth will l.e
On. Man Known to Be Dead and Two
Q an opportunity to take hl.s po
Faulty Injured—Believed Othgr.
MRS. DRUM IS DEAD
ljinslng.*Mlrb. May 21
Were Killed Alao.
eltvtlon
leglslaiwrt for n<
*
fljr WU. l» Ua. gr-als* lUM.
#
tion by ih. pr.*s.*nt icgl-lature was
New York May 21 —At n»Jon lodi
an e»plo-i..n iMCiirrasl in a gas bouse mad.2 mor. apparent laM night than
Mrs Adelphia Ikum died thla room in the Mouhan yard* of the New York
The im*.*tlnR
iiticH» wa* apiMiint
Ing aUiut 1* 1.1 from hnart tnnilile and t'entral ralirvuid About luO men wer«
was
iMstcbeduW for last night
and about the gas hoosc
a complication of dUeaM^s at
her at work
Tu.-aday night by ren is known fo be diwd and
home. 4n« West Tenth sin*ei. at the ami one i
emU n.. who are
atal!) Injured The |
age of 43 years
pol-on
to the
ivereased haa Iw-en in |hm.t health iK-lieve that half a doren other ^
for some time and death was not un no n lopi their lives
leates iM^sldi** her huseapected
iim iwii rhlldr.*n. <’!ar
band. A
•wee. and Josle
The funeral service will U* held
Baturday aftermsm fmm the residence Asylums W.ll Meet Thompsonvllle on
on Tenth street. The service will tie
the Twelfth Street Park Saturday
lioauae waa alao iasnexl to Rile Bell
In chargs of Rev T I*, niom ami the
of Neat Week. '
^
and KeUle Oaae of Kiagaley.

Xfb’

W«Mtktr tbh, to get a
-Elaborate EaerCites Were Held.

FAvon CHOICE BY FE0FLE:{?s'’‘‘H,irr

BUT

HOT TIME AHEAD

eral inaaaacre of Jew
Iwa baen planned fur
‘OL l>
log agalnai the Jew*

BURROWS
HAS SPOKEN

SEVENTH YEAR-1879

COINEISTONE LAID

Psioakej, May fl.—Kalborwte
operation
held in <
between Boisih Manltoo Uland and IN REPLY TO WM AUDEN —th-e ; J*the mainland will prme if Intereat:
HOT WORDS
ORDS
*SEfwaoi* Oetholie cho.eh
P.ujufcrai
The rabie came by rail to Ctanrie^
illigb
Maas
waa celetnated at lu
tola from New York, and waa loaded
on the acboooer Jennie Mullen. Thur*day afiemoon the tug Martin, with
the veaael in Uiw. atarted for tbo U
from Harbor Springs, ami local clrr
land, and the work wa« done with

kAtVpEAO ALL OVER CAtTCPN
EUROPE

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ComUble Clotlies
The comfortable man is
the man whose clothes are
adapted to the condition
of the weather—your regu­
lar business suit is not just
the thing when the mer­
cury is above eighty.

Our Outing Coats and Pants
Contain more dollars in
comfort than the prices
would indicate—swell stuff
at $5.00 to $15.00 for
coat and pants. STRAW
HATS 50c to $2.00-Panamas $5.00 to $ 12.00Fine line Belts 25cto $1.50

1yami!ton Qotbing

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TILE EVENIKQ RECORD, TRAVERSB CjiTT, MICH, THITRSDAY, MAY 81, 1908.

IiHE EVHiDiG McoRD. :i‘r*c.r
of the city

FOR CITY IMPROVEMENT.

TRAVERSE CITY. MICHIGAN
GRAND TRAVERSE HERALD

Th^ «om<« of Bl« lUpId* b»T« or
taaixed a rlrlc inprovemetit Mvocla[lo® for tv purpoto of Inaujrtirailojc
%n effective cmnpelyn for the beeutlrylBff of the dty.

The eawiHetkMi'l*

foroied after the plan ef the Amertoaa
League of Civic Improvemcnl. which

iATB AND J. V.

the Record aeotlooed aa dolaff auch
food work In Chka^ aome time a«o
The Blc lUplda ladlea bare Ihken

J.W. HANNBN. Etfitor

Why nothave youbglialr and look yomiK^
Ifs easily done with Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
Aiwaysrestorescoior.stops falling,

hold of the work with

••LOUISIANA"
ONCE MORE
PREBENTEO

and It ^ a.
Ml Inai.Ired In
from the Intereai

IN

CITY

OPERA

HOUSE LAST NIGHT

the work, that that city may liK»k
ward to ffreai ihlna* lu

near

For Bmfit of the West Side CsthoUg
Church—Everybody “Saw the

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duaXi

f’lTT Ctactmar

•TAOE AND PLATFORM.
A daiifhtfml Mrprlaa la In atore for

*'lx>ulalana’' was put on again last
Ibofi thoatrioaUj iMllned. for John ev.-ning In the Oliy Opera House for
Ibe t-eaent of the West Side Catholic
Ynffwl** biff mlMtwUare doe at Bl^ln church, and was thoroughly enjoyed
b«ff*a Onmd Opetw Hooae neat Toe.u K.Kxl sized audience.
show
dNy. MffjBMh. Artbor Rlffby will of
s c-..>oot*nlly the same at l>efore.
epi that the gags won* different
(1 new specialties wer** intrcnluced.
•The

r“HTsr.^i't.r.irprL*;

iS ai’‘

Jv,.

Chsrloue

h nnd in thla yreateta of mlnatrel
Miowt. will clearly demouairwie hia iMUiie Anderson and Carrie .Moir. w^
rlitbt it Ibe title of ‘C\>meUy KLk ’ aeain
hn of the performance
A
- - A Kiimlujr. thoee inviuot
l*st .Mclionsid. Arthur Karl.
TMI SOARO OF TRAOt ANNUAL
Ihiff'.McUonaW
James .Mot^ly and
Toolffht the aacoal meiiaff of the
Sam
Itends
were tl„. end men. C.
board of trade will he bold and the
Ucs»rgo Nunn the middle man.
and
n W H Mis.n the announcer
‘ Tm
•leeuoa of odtoera will take place
It daodiat. Laloy and Edmonda, wimedy
amobatlo mnrvela. In Iholr jieril defy,
It die the prMOOt oScera that erery inf break mck act. Chaa. Ciano, Ibe ;olng to 1.4-ad s Uifferem IJfe.- I.y
^m Uemds. -Eva. by
Mrs
James
Mwahor ha preaoat. And every hual- olever conaedii
d«,ody.
Tm Sorry That Bill Bailey
aeaa aaa. whotber a member or not. nauaUy larffe
.'ame HacL Home.' I»> l*at McUunsId
I Wonder Will You Always Call Me
la latfted to be preaem, becaoae there olndlnff the rreaieet mlnatrel baaao le
the world. Mr. Grant Merklej, Prof.
loin y.” hv K E White; 'Hag Time
wUI he mauetw of public moment to Norton’• donble symphony orcbeatra.
'hliisiiiMii.' by A1 Joyce, and
“My
coatlder. which every clllien ahoTiJd and many others oomprite tbia larfe
rasHe on the Nile " by Uuff MrUon
take an active Intereat In
sM.
Wife tin- feature* of the firs*,
The obekt of the board U to en
pan
The (V.mlng of Kingliiig IHos
in
oouraffe new laduatrlea for the city
wbbh the baby i-lephnnt app^-ared.
Two ai^eolally
aad aid in their eeUblUbmeat While kind ever aeeu here
wa^ an aimuing feature
Uuff McI>onao ffreat thlnffa hate been
awim oonatmoted ears are rv4iDired to traua aid was tlfe fu.nt part of the elephant
port the people and elTeoU of thu
and AI Joyce the latter half
l>r
pllabed. what haa been done by the
Srpilntem. the purchaser was
dmard haa been of value to the city
snnateKl bv C U Shnw.
and
Mm
Often the board recelvea
propoalMr. William Owen, ibe emlu.i.
Sf,ului4-m by MUs Jarqiie..^. while C.
4lona for the eaubllahment of Indua^ TOOBff notor, has been given an opj or n Nunn acted as trainer
The IkKigieOgie
Man
was re
tries here; eome of them very desir­ tnnity to dUpUy bia veraatilltv tni
L Hia
admirers
‘*iaaealUHl again and
again
The Zulu
able. Theae have been ffiven careful
in the heav
Queens, the mandolin quartet. Sunny
cooalderatlon and their merlu Inveih
aeo will be ienabh'd bj Alrlca and the Outing Quartet, each
tlaated.
But In order to accompUab
an'a brilliant ocm- wan well received
M K Nunu did
««»Tue clev«r snare drum work
that
the purpoaee of the onanlaatlon the
was much enjoyed
board abould have the united aupporl
The show cl(u.ed with the nuslley
of mrr bualneaa man.
The city
march. “Oreater America ' lu which
heavier
irowiiiff fast, not by the eatabll
the following partlcliiateil
Florence
Higgins. Mrs Bauman. Netti** Wiirz
iM.rg Aggie Jaeques. Nora Uipley. Be
most liappily oast. Mansger Ftolnberg becra Jacques. F^tna Wilhelm. Blanch
has seoored the above attraollou for Jo.vce. .May Bracken. ITattle IkterH^n
here on Friday. Msv Bertha iVrrot. Malel .MimmIv. Madgt
should be devUed to brtn* moi
Sttangewa.vs. Julia Keliey. Miss Ijim
feclually to the notice of ouUlde
iM-r. ABm ft Heuss, Atntin l)y« r. i:<l
ufacturera the auperkir advantages of
ward Ftniev. Atigusi Bauman. Frank
thla city and lu resources.
In this
*luenmanted. Ho> Wise. Willi.- h'^rl
fbirl,
mgard the board should be encour
Krauk 8iraiigewa.\a. Julius ^
daril
lu-k. Henrv Hull. Henry Hold . Alb. rt
affed by the oummuBlty.
taporunt Bsattem will be taken up Offer to Refund Money if Dr. How­ Haskell. Harold Jahraus. U-wis* Holll
lay. Floyd lai Franb r. Eno-st
ard’s Specific Will Not Cure Any
tonight, and there abould be a Urge
Hnrlc) l.lmprlcht. Roy
Straub. I^-o
attendance in Htelnberg a Grand Opera
Case of Constipation or Oys
IU.OII ('harles Klrhards. Flovd Ik-nnls
Bov Simms. B.>y Boon. Harry Han-en
nouae. where the meeting will be
pepals.
Wll'le Straub. Ned Keh«»e Boy Walt
held.
ft. E Wail A Suns are siH-king ibi and eight tlnv little tot*
Anniaf other things to 1
Mr Nunn's work In directing tlu
worst case of dyspepsia or con
«nd win be a Fourth of July celebra thm In Traverse City
y or vUlnlly
to two pres*-ntiituins t.T “Lmlsiana" hi‘
vUlnli
r ftpecinc f«.r the
. Howard’s i
uon. This win be Wuaacd
cure of tl
ing. and every cltUen la Inv
So confident are they that thi ; re
present, because this la a matter In markabje medicine
effect a cure,
wbkh everybody la Iniereatcd
It haa
offer to
GREATLY ALARMED
been demona^ratcHl
that
Fourth of
July

oelebretlona are a good

thing,

PROFITABLE CONVENTION
»ng

x

•niLniUWHSETTOMOnOW

Lake
and
Garfield
Sunday
School Workers Met.

Th^ Long Lake and Garfield Sanday
School aaaoclatloo held their guarterconvenllon at Ntsal Saturday
The
lied promptly on time
convention
Robert Barney in the
with
The program was carried oui
chair
the Sunday
r as possible
tn the assocU
sonled but one. The
not large, but the seaaloaa were wry
interesting and profiuble.
A paper read by Miaa Sadie King
don. “la a Worth While to Maintain
\as4»claiion»T
must have impressed
>very one of the obUgatkms up<u.
hem. whether a Christian or m>t. !i
sas very insirucilve and pointed out
he benem* to three who l*elong to
the Sunday school
Rev n Cix-hllns
address.
The
Teacher,
was uplifting and encouratitng ».\mpathtzlng in
their
trial*,
and things that have a tendency to
Inga that «»me to

umity oriH-Ing

leacher
Thridt. following hU example.
The dltu-UKitloo and wordt* of
pn.val of the paper and addn
Mhowed th*-y were appreciated by t
t i* a matter «d regret that th<
-e nut more work«-r« preM-iif
iH-neht* will be Irfi-tlng fn>m i
vent ion
Each individual neb
in the county shmild have Mich a c
vent Ion

It is said that nothing Is sure ox
cept death and taxes, but that It not
aJtogelher true. Dr King’# New Dlt
oovco’ for Consumption la a sure cure
fur all lung and throat troubles. Thou
sands can testify to that Mrt. C. B.
Van Metre of Shcpherdtbwn. W. Va.
saya: *T had a severe cote of Bronrhitls. and for a year tried everything
iieard of. but got no relief. One botle of I>r. King’s New Dlaoovery then
ured me absolutely.”
It’s Infallible
i.r Croup, Whooping
Cough
Grip.
Bneumoula and Contumpllon
Try IL
It's guaranteed by Jaa. O. Johnaon

Tha Pearleaa Fine Pants are bettar
than marchant tailor made. Made by
Pcerleee Mfg. Co. DetrolL
Sold by
all first-claae dealers.'
Cement Walks.

THIS
ThaHigh Sebool AInmiii Bold and

sa-c.-.i'.js'isj'rf'
noon at S o’clock, aoda toe pre|M
of athletic eveota vill be PolM off

dMh. in which all the male moabc-ts

bot tbia time there will be a bard
fight to wrect t»,e (lalm from him.

two

in

dlaoaa

throwr^j^lc vaoltT ISO^y^

throe,

OTOooda will be

rnnnlng

JS coata

high

WEATHER
or an ice box. Wc have am
good afsortment: 10 dif-"
ferent sizes ahd thirc dif.
fcrcnl rtylcs.
Cummenoe them at an ice box. 80 inches wide. 18 inchet deep.
86 inches high, for..................................................................... S.7S
A good wcU made refrigerator, with removable ice chamber and ^
shelves, guaranteed to give satisfaction, 23 incites wide, 10 in.
deep, 33 in high, for................................................................
Oom* Ire rersd

The meet |

We also have our line of Ice Cream Freezers, Idiwn Mowers, Rubber
hose. Screen doors and windows, and all kinds of Porch & lawn goo<ls.
•oted in athletic tporte or in the High
ohool should be on liand.
George
Smith
committed the Iniscrciioii of praying In the vestibule
r a Thicap. church on Sunday room
ig and was almo*.t Immctllatcly ar-

J. W. SL.ATEIR
»0-rM IVMONK9
Practical Houaa Furnisher.

OAKtANNED
Soloi

Mci

The kind that wear arc not found
on all shoes, even at $5 the jiair.
but our BF.NCH MADK.....................

iH.I l„ V..k».U:iU!Ji l.\ the
».ii^in.:.iLi I um will iu- psrui llllirs.
V .\>%f Y..I
aiKl Sun Franci*ci) It
\0.mts mll<

__ $3.50 SHOES

Made You
• Oue of Dr. King's New Life Pilla | For men have the genuine oak tanneil soles am! the very Itcst upiwr leather,
.-ach uighl for two
p^t
including the present fashionable “Po-Tay’' BUirher shaiw
In my luens
again.
.See them in our window’ display.
Turner of Dempaeytown.. Pa. They’re I They are all union i
in the world furr Uver, Stom- ’______________________
ach and Bowels.
J
Neter gripe.
Only
luhn-on and F. H Meads’ Drug Stores.

rAro*-,i

’RYlVIArM

Always Sella Good Sheet

S\r WiMi.
OIM-Ulng «.( tbr liiuvfii
Icrlf* i*f l.uiMb.n uu S
bret thing luirliniiH.iit

i:.l- i

Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local application.*, at they cannot
roach the diacaaetl purtiun of the ear.
There it only one way to cure deafand that Is by
constitutional
retuedicb. Doafnesa la caused by an
liitlai

tm luH-o-.mi of th.- large am
i.-iiu-iit walks to W bulll ihiwalks
.•ason. all pi-rsons
desiring
built arc requested U» call at t i- riiy
I have a i
ul.e'ls Inflamed
flcrk s office, make aiip’.icaiion and
pay fur the same ^
when 11 it entirely closed. Deafness
IN M Ib-ers. nty (’!erk
l« the result, and unless the Inflamma
uTy ct
tlun can be taken out and thla tube
n-siored to Ita normal c-ndlUon. hear­
ing will be deatroy^l forever; nine
cases out «»r ten are cauaed by CaUrrh. which U only an inflammed condll Ion of the muctiua surfaces.
We- will give One Hundred Dollars

-

$3.50

WANTED

i

efreuHall's Catarrh Cu
lars. free.
F. J. CHENEY A r. T .UhIo. O
Sold bv I>rugglrt8. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the
th best.

PATENT LEATHER
THECROSSETT
$3.50

PATENT

M.I.I.- on th<- m-w i;ik
List—\’rry nobby. ; ; ;
M.k1o only with "Rock-

ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINER

WANT DEPARTMENT

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Quick ArreeL
J. A Gttlledge of Verbena. Ala. was
wlce in the hoapltal from a severe
wse of piles, causing 24 tumors. Afer doctors and all remedies failed.
Hiicklen’s
Arnica Salve quickly ar­
rested further Inflammation and cured
him. it conquers aches and kills

Oak'' soli-s.

;

: ; : : ;

Bacbant $ Roscoe. ♦ ‘^08 front’s,*'”
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

I.

r to secure the quirl.e-,! pus
oducllon. 8. E. Wall A Sons By a Permistent Cough. But Perma­ rr.4iuutw rurlti.Kii.di Kur infuriimtioD ajr
will sell a fifty-ceul package ,.f thi-people dewire a demonstration
nently Cured by Chamberlain*#
year there should be a large attend medicine at half price. 2:. cents.
Cough Remedy.
This '»|K*clflc of Ur. Howard s will
Mr H V Burl«ge. a student at law.
ante.
The Traverse
City
Driving cure sick headache,
dizzy fecllnKs.
constipation. dyspepsU. and all forms in Greenville. S C . baa been tn»ubl©d
Park
AaaocUtlnn are preparing
fi.r four or five yeara with a contlnu^ bIgSMt rare meeting ever held In this of malaria and liver trouble. It diK*s
4-ough
which, be saya. ’groatly
not simply give relief for a time: it
■eetton. and It U due the
causing me to fear
atarmcl me. c
I was In the first stai } of ronsump^
that the public exeH Its
Take advantage of
tl.m'
Mr.
Burbage.
having
Sons’
challenge
and
s«-eiire
a
botilc
ol
make It a anecesa. The races and the
.'hamberlaln's Tough Remedy adver
Ur Howard s spt*ciflc at half price
eelehratlon will bHng Immense crowds
to try it
Now read
-lud<
with their personal guarantee to re tlbfd. ctmcluded
to the city, and It la always
fund your money if It does not hel^ what ha savs of it: “I tuH>n felt a re
markable change, and after using two
bring
people here from abroad,
WA.VI'KIV-Hct.
l.utilea of the twenty five cent sire,
whether to see race, or enjoy t
FOR FLOORS lire C«lman*a Eiaatle was permanently curctl Sold by Jaa
selves otherwise
Rtich demni
tlona are of general benellt to
community, but direct benellt to cer
h.-m.iHclaii .-xilimit.-*
A Geriuuu
r»‘S to Ihthat the a».-rag«- tm
gin.ishi
M*v»-nty y*-aii* obf
A fburth of July celebration Is only
Get Your License,
worfh 4*r f.HHl lu bl'
a MBondary consideration wit I
rstma liable for city licensea
board of trade, but one of those things
and In order to aaceruln whether the

(i.s.7WSi'iSu's'-

.rganlaitlon
a large at

attack of colic
or cholera morbus, often before medt
cine could be procured or a physician
summoned.
A reliable remedy for
these diseases should *be kept at hand.
a g KN VaNT1!:1> u> rut wuud t.a South Man
The risk Is loo great for any one to
take
Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Kemcdy haa undoubtt*dly saved the llvca of more people
FOR RALE.
and rellfvlHl more pain and suffering
than any other medicine In use.
It
can always be depended upon
For
sale by Jai. O. Johnson

SUMMER...;..
WASH GOODS
riial art- so much in (it-mam!'for summer suits, skirts and shirt waists —
>lu cr white lawns and mulls for ^raduatinj} dresses.J the nobby new
linen suitings. charmin;j India linens and fiij^ured Dimities and dozens
of other stylish effects. This is the very time for new waists and sum­
mer dresses, and no woman, however e.\actinjj. can fail to find somethiiii; to please her. A jjreat line of the ever popular Toile du Nords at
KVe: the A. F. O. Ldniihams at 10c. 12c and 15c:fijfured Dimity 10c, 12Kc.
l.V. 2iK;. 2-'>c; Cotton Challies at 5c: Galatea Cloth, splendid for suites.
iSc yani: Splash Suitin^»s. something: new. sells at 25c. Fine line of InTia linens at s. 10. 125^.15. 2>l and 25c: “Nausac,” one of the newest
wash g<)ods. 4<K:. 45c. 55c. (j5c. 75c; Piques, fine line at 35c. 40c and 45c:
Chambrays in all the dainty plain colors at F)c: a 2K yard wide linen
for shirt waists, at $1.50 the yard: embroidered linen at 50c and SOc.

SOME SPLENDID SUMMER SHOES
I he best you‘11 find anywhere, and when

Prt>rt-*.M»r Itr.Mtu. *.f the uni».i-*iiy
•f*Stn.-t,un:. has uiub-rtaken t« luat
a rtHtui in Miumh by a flastilight In
NurvtuUurx'. b«> uiib-s dUUut.

r With woodeti threads, which soon bresk and wear
amooth.causii« the handle to become loose and
teaerally comlnc out when one is in the greatest
bitny. ThU annoyance is not possible with a y,

NATIONAL
^'Roller Bearing
Coopet Sweeper

Mr Joseph Pomlnvllle. of SUllwaUr.
Minn., after haring spent over $2,000
with the beat doctor* for atoBBacb
trouble, without relief, was advised by
1st. Mr. Alex,
Alex. Richard, to try
s druggist.
a box of Chan
Chamberlain’s Stomach aad
Uwr Tablets

quality is considered you*II

tind it so.

THE ELK SKIN SHOE

A Farmer BrUlghtened Out
“A m.in living on a farm near here
iwnie In a short lime ago completely
y K Ok*«lnrh
doubled up with rheumalUm. I handed
him a bottle of Cbamberlain’t Pain
Bi^ and told him to use it freely, X4t*aatsih.tr-»t.
^
ahfi If not satisfied after using It be
FOR RENT,
need not pay a cent for B.” say s C P.
Rayder. of Pattens Mllla N. Y. “A
I WDd (Ul with
few days later he walked
Into the
■narCtureanaztla
store as straight
as
banded me a dollar saying. ‘GHe
another bottle of Cham tier
-rlaln'a
lain
pSn
Balm
1 want It In the house all the
cured me”* For sale
time for 11 ct
Jas G Johns
Over one tbousaod
dwellings In
Cologne have l*eeu ooiidemiu-J t»y the
police »* t*nd, either for the health
or moral* . f Hi- o^xupauts.

I

MIBCELLANEOUB.

Will wear lonjjer than any other summer shoe made.
veil for $2.25: the men’s sizes at $2.50.

The boy’s sizes

CANVASS SHOES
.Arc the cool summer shoe, yet give the best of sendee.
to $2.50. Have them in both the high and low cut.

Sell from $1.00

THE BEST LINE OF OXFORDS
In the city: the women’s sty?^ sell from $l.O0 to $3.00: the men’s ^zes
from $1.50 to $4.0(K Can’t find a sweller shoe than a patent leather
Oxford.

CHILDREN’S SLIPPERS
Just what you want for the warm summer days.
the little ones; sell for 75c and $1.00.

Nothing daintier for
. • .

MISSES’ SLIPPERS it
Are worn so much; they are so cool and they only cost SIXK) and $1.50.

pndrediagyM

pmcca M.00.9x50. S3.oo a sa^
CN

t

f^B9ston Store

0«t Your FImo Tunod.
Mr Ja^.la in the ellj^now. with
s»tCM»

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

lt7Mf

i

■ f:w

.
\ ’

. ■

Push—.

lert.pi..
>
It is l.srely isuisihle the MIrbIgan
.Vath.nai ti.,aid will encamp at- Man
tmiee again this yiar
Word has bv^n
ref-.ived Irtnn the tuilitan board to
not pbiw up the I
utilii further is he
1 from
11
Heveral
lui
arbers
In
Hay
City
•hreaien to withdraw from the unUm
t they are i.hltg.M to close their shops
..II
IVeorailon day. as the rules rv
dilre.
A lot of iM ggars ' workwl" C'alumel
,MH,pb. for soiue lime and found them
.ns> plcklrfg until it was
that iwrb of the beggars %
away numey ,»rdef
mini I lull to I7U0
Then they were
.»rtler».<l
get out of town un penalty
oi being ridden out <m fence raila.
Ktwr Holland, a peculiar disease U
carload of

' in the bu
ing in .New

When Yoi Wtiit t Nice Cut of Kelt

burning building, were overc..me and
had t,» be draggl'd «.iii by «^*mraile»
All were taken to thu hospital, but
William O Ke^ fe. whem he found him.
self anotumrved. slippitl out and re
turm^d to the flr*A seomd lime he
wm. overcome, and again sent to the
hospital, but again escaiH*d and
back to dmy< A third time he
overcome an
Aim again. 1
watch placed

ughi with a beau au cenu
while keeping *'aieady rt»mi*auy.. wll
•.et her II
No lines yet
K. I the Urst time In yt^ars last 8iir

iken per1 on the streets. IV »r was
made for the vio

........

Krain ted them wa« rullt d beans
earl, put on an avciag- ol T.u
Is the venture was a pniriialdt

wonoB’s
me....

willilo. Itwillmak
iMby's cssmiK twsy
.11.1
aud that willK>ut Uki;j; dang Clous «!rugs into the s>*s-

IK-urtt.u.-s through the skin carr>-ing slu in;th aud ehisiicUv with ItIt sMer gthens tin- w hole svstrm and
INcvruu all ol the ilisctmifuris of
lacenaucv
1 he miuher of a plumb babe in
IVm.uv. Mo . sav>: *' 1 have used
M.dh-t « trknd and can teaise it

Oct Motker'a friend at the
Drug Store. SJ per boUku
The BradficW Rcfulator Co..
ATLANTA. CA.
Write for oar fr.-e inustraleil book.
•• ll-.:o:e liaVv
lUnt."

simii’s
FRIDAY, MAY, 29TII
MaitmShe<-Kl.r«cnU

Mr. William Owen

1 m fOR

and wUl^rriunded to you if al»CT osinf
THE FAMOUS

MatiJ.Johnsohs

6088

•The nun, to
Ife. • remarkivi the ld.*alist, -Is be wbc
I.NW not wait In the hi.|ie of Ut'otuing
fortimnfe eieatiue of »IreulUHtm,, es
•ut wlKi gis*s ft.Mli niul iiioKK events
o his ow II otirposes “
That's the mail for u.e ' ai.vweretl
iemitor .Sorghum.
-TbeivV m. uh.

'ISM anc
BLOOD CURE
lui are not aaiisficJ wilh rw^uhi.
This U luir gua.'sntec, r'l.ch gJc* with
vcyhoulc.

6«|Ntt cmiau

MlawtilviCMVlitiii
Enry Oiliil.
Mc!'*Vsc‘ 11.00

Bugbee A Roxburg. S. C. Wait d Sons

make It go ye
. to or iHJtr I

THE HUMAN WRECK
How TemperaU People and Those of
Correct Habits Are Often Mis­
judged.

emi Cuwrwatrcd 0«i;y 9y

Notics to All People Interested.
The
.•^Miioist tolls for the paving
t f Front street, from the east line of
I'nion street to the east line of Park
sircoJ. ar.l Union stxet't. from the
min.1 hm- . r lot I ol bkkck 0. in Han­
nah. I-ay d Co's Fifth subdUlslon of
Traverne City, to tlie north end of
South I’nlon street lu-ldge. arc now In
my hands far the wllecilon of the
id aBse^sment. together with the
--------- Interest on all unpaid Install
menu, the same to be paid on or be
fore the first day of July. 1V03.
M K, Haskell, t'ity Treanurer.

White It Ih tnie that thirnsnuds of
iH-rsoiiH who lead lenuwiate and moral
t C.raiid lUplds
lives are affllcttHl with facial
bleui
.iroulng Mgnincam daiem»d>t “The iHhes. such as plmpien. erupt
llsiriei whool Imlay S either dead or dUrulurailuns t.f tho skin
Is neveriheless a fact which cannot be gain
•ms al said, that In many cases strangers are
misJudgiNl by Ihelr appearance
There are other causes than liquor
Meeting of Board of Revie
i Swiss larmer. who talks (
drinking that bring on skin troublei
.NoiUn' Is hereby g,..-n
that
the
Tlie nmst
prolific of lhi^se is uii
las a new
t'arnegle II health)
cu- Impure condition of the lUiard of Kevii-w ahd Kqualuatlun of
uphbil ami the round bfocul. It is im|x*slble fiu^ any one to the city nf Traverse CUy will meet
on
Monday.
May 2.-i. liHiS. at thn..Coun
I- r.ist to buy Uaiks U
clean, smooth and fair skin
ell RcK.m In said city of Tm>er»ie
pn»pHat|j»n. howeviT
no one htl CUy. ni S o'clcK-k in the forenoon nfkj^
ersluod 1
Neither rtiniiuue in session at least f.iur da)Vr
to be told so by^ ^
^r.
('arneglc over
preml Ih the name
lo a doctor or as much longer a« may U' necento cmiplete the equalUaliun and
n such cases
tJo I
-w of the aHSi-Hsnient rolls of said
Jane
Connell).
the
ask for Hrake's
and as
Any person or persons desiring
ifcmghi. t of a faruuT liv
tlK' HUkhI. an unfailing
unf
Tabletst for tlm
to do so may examine Jils. her or ihelr
dar SpiitigH, ni,-i wtih a iH-cullar accl remctl) for
or every fi
form of •skin
sosstneiu
on k.Hd rolls and show
d.-ui while she was lying on a luifa
has Its origin in the blood
use. If ativ exUi.H. whv tlu* vai'iahoii
\ gun Hian ling in an adjoining rtnim These Tablets are far supt'ri<»r to any
er.HDf should l>e changed
fell and the (Nmietits of luith l>arrels of the liquid remislies sold, because
Hated this nth day of May. l9i».T
iuis.,sl through the wall l»-slde the they have thrtn* limes the strength
CHAS. M. BEERS.
M.fa and tore the girl's left hwl en and may Ik* carried on the penum
The surgtsm
ready for taking at anv time
The Clerk of Hoard of Review and bkiuali
ration
*
1S74 111
manufacturers do not have
a
ha

XT' ru. u..,.

ElJfgXBgR

Graduate
Gifts—

Jom. rntmeime A

He gut bght at.

Butchers and Sausage Makers.

. What nirt r for the
yoiin^ la-iy than a
dainty chatelaine
watch.

for the 2
Young Man
N c»n can’t ilo l>elt<*r
than jici him a hand
>onu* watch \ii)on this
mcmorahlr oc casion.
We can }>lcase him
'and you for SKMIO,

SAWYER

A MONUMENT
OF MERIT
BUILT TO STAND
FOREVER
Perfect. Progreanive
Prwsetvtatlorv
c«t Moctei It Mirtstrwlsy.

■ block. TtwTecws I

JOHN R. SANTO

jiTwJogei^
BIG

MINSTRELS
TUESDAY,

O o N’T 3:: To OLr.DI

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST

FbHadelphla
He rviurfie.! Ij to ihi
loM*r and reoeivefi flo as a reWard
A lew minutes later PolicR'man Volner
pii k«Hl up at the same comer a pock­
et Us.k containing isMt
He also re­
stored It to the owner and his recom
* .\t Hedford. Ind^ crazed by
fear
tbnt grave
U>d) of his child from Hrecajllll ^m^el. ry, Wllltam Riu-k.
forced the sexa revolver and with
sins. w hich had
ti n to dUmter the n
been burle.1 a year
\Chen the aexton
n-acl,.-d the e«.ffln RiK«k grasped the
aiiado and bmke the lid
Then he
seirt-Al the n^malnK in his arms and
caied them by endearing namea The
corpse

cm

HeiKvrts throughout the state say
that the crop of buckk-lierrlew. bUck Offlco-I.Ui New Wilhelm Block
recF.' Phone 683.
and rc'd raspberries this yt-ar will b
the largest knbwn for several sea-Aon,

A BUrttIng Tost
To safe m life. Dr. T. J. Merritt, of j
No Mehoopany. Fa., made a startllag |

allon of the stomach. 1 hod ofUn
fiMiDd Electric BRters excelleat for
acute stomach aad liver troubleo. ao 1
pre^irlbed them. The patleot goloed
from the first, ood has aol hod oa at­
tack la 14 moalhs- Electric Bltttfs
ore positively guorante«l for Oyspeptlo. CooaUpatloo aad Kldoey trouhlea.
Try them Duly Wc at Joa. Q. Joha■oa aad r. H. Meoda*.

Lake

vice of the
ihetr lives while In the service
United Statas. It will he the first
time such a ceremony has taken place
in Chicago and promUaes to
the f.'atures cvf the celdhratl
nimtee
The comnfit

o.hMir;
oagel. it la after eompleUag a ooorae
of Rock Moaotola Tea. Brlogs hock
that girlish beauty. Jos G. Johotoo.

Notice lo All Feeple Interweted.
The gaaesimeat roU for the Im
PTOTemeot of Sixth street, from the
east Uae of Dhrlskm street to the west
noe of Ualoo street. U bow la av
hoada tor eoUectloa The trot oaaMBmeet U to be paid oa or before the
first day of Joae. Ufik.
naalnder. The preaMeot haa auggeatad
M. R. Hoakell. Ctly TroBaw
that iha ftnfia atlU on hand ha aant

formed to raise funds for the relief
of the sufferers by the Mount Pelee
.rupiions, have completed their work.
Announcement Is made that of the
llaT.cKRi ocdlected oaly tTS.fiOO
has
iHum expended, and
not oonexpedl«>t to dUbui

Traverse City.

IMPORTANT
L.IO M-TS
Theao are all sourcea of annoy­
ance. Nothing is, however, mors
annoying
than
to
have
spmo
means

of

there
^

it

illumination
no

on

to be

placed, giving at times a fairly
good light again other aid being
needed to find It and yet at timet
no light 04 all—Avoid all ^ these
■

taa*ui&am

W^lsl>«ioK
The only light that is always on
tap.
msinUlning
uniformity
light St s;i hour* and at such a
cost for the amount of light given
that
defies
competition.
Give
in

your order* early

os

we

i

Tranrsi City 6as Company.
CLEAREST
CHEAPEST
...HEALTHIEST.....
kUb

absoluthlt odorless

UIOMT

Emnk
account could
We should be pleased at
lime to explain methods to
We I
Hank
with aoun

•:rns

PEK 1^ W,
nrt^jiswo

JiARPET CLEAHIN6 WORKS..

60 Set Clothes Bars

Carpet Clranmg and Feather Krm>vating. Carpet scw.rt^- and Uring.
Before wenamg your old carpet*
away to be ntade into ruga, l*-t me
•bow you samples
....

Wt Oipr a ffrsf ehss
Sbctmtktr’s Sbep.

O. P. CARVER A BRO.

L. L. A. BUILDING.

GrandiRapids Furnitare Co.

nnd the • People'*'* a very conreaIpiil bank with which to do their
tianklng. and wc have a large oomN r of them among our cuatomer*.
Some take certificates of deposit.
«m,o savlogH book*, some prefer
• commercial aocounl*.Our various methods suit the
convenlenoc of all.
Perbope yon
with
'thods of
ow which I
heri
rhot
' you. and *

UECTRICITY

For Friday and Saturday Only

Same Style as Shown In Display Window.

Eddies f

rushed with work .

FIRE INSURANCE

46C

J. W. CAUNTLETT. M, D.
tirsdoati

F■

SPECIAL!
Tbe best and most rifid Clothes Bar made.
57 ft. of drylnr space on each set of
bars. Remember, only Friday and Sat­
urday. for.......................................

iBiSS

which

dependance

luriaai Rita Elriric
U|M ui Nvw C«.

Citl

S LAN A lU'.N TiaOTua'-ykihheMW*

—FACTS kk(;ari)1N(;—

25c 35c 50c 75c

-i

piANo^ TL'Kl^Ni^A R KtSSpuik^

16ENEBAL INSURABCE |
I Wurzburg Block

Free Street Ptrtde at N

hand j
fi-cts t

PENHALLEOON

by using

NOVELTIES

“

A

...DENTISTS...

Boms MfhU will emit omoks and
other* give down greooe. even sun­
light is ofun obscured by cloud*—

0TEINBERG’S GRAND
OPERA HOUSE

Betitnl Hews

DRfi.

RASTALL'.‘5»

formula fo^compundlng^ thU r
Notice.
tmt print
They guarantee that
1. mercury, or any kind of an
away
enslaving drug Is put In their
e
Man
will
get you.
Tablris
They are harmless to the
Ith Officer I A Th, mpson
user and act directly upon the blood
1873 61
In that way they tone up and regulat«»
the action of all the vital orgai
DOORS use Calthe Uidy.
Scores of gratlfliKl users have
ten letters expressing their opl
age of whleh will Ik- |5.iK«0.tHH).
IF YOU WANT TO KENT or pur
and they are all favorable. The
been caused by a terrible snow t\
ehase a piano or organ. »ec Oriiine:’.
Is trilling—only XS and hO cenU per
which has
Hros , ZoU East l-Yont street
They
box—aad one to three biHiui usually
obil
utUay.
In
atige I
take old InBtrumenis in excha
elft^la a ctre
He sure to a»k ti»r
new ones of ary make
If you rei
Hfake's Sulfur Tablets for the HUkkI
have' i>ei tshed
th»-m
an
instrument
fropt
and take no substitute
A trial treat
have wandereil away In tin' blinding meni
amount you pa> will apply on the
sent frtM*. Address Hrake A
storm and have l»een frmen to death Rhodes Co. Ltd.
price in case vou decide to purMarshall.
Mich
Another herder employed at l\
chave
IsTCif
proprwiors qf l>rake's Hvspep.la Cure
was lost Runday
Two more in the aotl Nerve Rest
Shelby Junction country, crop oytwl lb)
Fish-Net Undsrweai — the coolest
the Floweree Cattle Co. art'
ilng
thing that ever happ# ved—35 and 50
begin at
atid there Is no hope that thev
the |7&.oik» ojK-ra hous»lOUSA- the cents. S. Benda A Co.
found alive
Herders have abandonetl
II build at IshiK-mlng
their itis-ks «.n every hand and lltxl
f, HI00IN8. Dentist, has ro- ---------------------- J------------------—
OR. J
safely
Nothing like the fury td
thu St.
try Chamherlaln'a itomach and Uver
I.Xe It t iff.J nr, xrijiaal
ana
Of a TableU
nes».Hi 111 northert
They an easy to take aad
POCKY MOUNTAIN TCA
«'4‘BsigntuelU of I.uu eat tie Is.una frvim pleasafit In effect. For sale by Ji
found fn.zen

Flowers will b.' strewn

. Suinv.rte.1 bj W. MCCONNELL and
Mlaa Camlla Raynolda

u«
fvnuwijr awUI-

S...

de authorl lies. The dlaiwse
«• of the a
•polls, a recent partial falli* waur aupidy has finally
..-4, ir
d to a mass of-eels, which
•lOggtMl
pump, having lieen drawn
nto the Intake
a tlefeWllve

Argent me tiiw ii
Walter WadUy
shipped a carload of
rhlcago. receiving 7 cents a
The sheep were
l»ouod live we Ight
hlcago about ChrlHttuas

Ili»ar»

SiTtTulSt ferUSfi'' “ • *{iS- ■•

her

fotiud lo be ..nl>

Uo, k

W V .KI KAN'UW

thl**^ik>o the
do little with
its
iUm was able
h In
in the
claws. Serroff burled his teeth
lion s neck and tore franticnily at the
flesh until he aevere.1
the Jugular

smouniing i

i:

V ny

the beast's lower )a»’ »» »«ch a i
ner that It could not use Its teeth,
with the other he managed to r
the forefeet and hold them against
the claws could i
hU body
U- bmught into action
The lion and
and Ber
let! over together,
ai
I ro1le<!
\

d*? '

.eeurding to
iHure off an
Instead of

iTM^

^rnmpm

«*a
sheet of paper corered with printer's
Ink
The Imprint of the Inked thumb
rlean sheet of
will then be
paper
Kach Sager will be separately
taken, and
ihea the impreaslon of
both hands laid Sat will be made.
Anson Serrof! of Torrey Creek
Wyoming
when he rt
den
fietermlnlng
Into the den
lens, be dug his

oi-rv^,

*^lV^y lUrker’aml H tJ Kryiiolds
llie f».i iravciiiiK men from Crand
Kaplds w<ii» were arrested by IH puty
flame Warden Hi*aff<»rd on Hu* charge
of having trout under sUe. had Imh-u
Sshiug uti llearTri^k In Man|sie«
eouniy. and had
al^.ui
ir.«i
tn»u«
packed In ice and wi-re aUHii to take
Ihe train for hoiiu-, when Siuiftord es
amlnad ihelr Ssh
He loun.l 4k under
► sev.ti-Inch iUnlt
The men

'I

BUSINESS CMOS.
l^iw. nu

aaoe. This klad of aaall Is commoaly
railed sloga.
lanprtau of the thumba. Sagers aad
palBM of all the priaoaers aow ta the
► prlaea at Aubura. N. Y.. and all

HANNAH & LAY CO.

tip fnim
ih. in
an unusual reluctance to
ek|ilr«Nl SI I he
stitutiun whi»tj hU term ♦
Marquetle |»eQtte«iUai
last week He
raid I hat the
tu»U.es he had e« .r^haV'siid thi*!
be liked ti« rtwular bourn and gtswl
f<»d He liegred fhst hi be iMTinlitiMi
; to sta>. but Ibis fvr,
were unable u. gram
Vates
a aeairtj
tMuiurts when receive^! ai
the pn^.
h** «‘*f’ “ tipping the

WaHitt & Goans

ytatrs ago the
aoctlieaateeB portioa
hare

'the sale of our BEST flour, and
trade will be so brisk with you that
you will not have time to pay your
bills, and your competitor will not
have anything to bo but sell break­
fast food. :
:
:
:
:
:

Ccttdenstd Utws
% ofttlUhigan

21

THE KVEHINQ BEOOED. TEAVEKgE OITT, JCICH., TOCRSDAY, MAY 31.1903.
to OoeerM Taft la tk« PbUlpplM
for relief work tWe
Ne« AiJtmMj, lad., luu teM lavaM
hr aa araftx of saaito that ta caaalai:
great anaoraace to the people The
iBvaakw Is aol aaddea Berea or eight

K. B. CHAPIN, PTBprlctor.
PhoDciiS

Sia Washington SL

, Farm For Sale
couaty; SVk mU««
thedty.
A E. OREILICK CO, CITY.

$3.50
I'hal’.-i the price of our
.Men’s Patent Colt Skin
shoe. It’s warranted not to
break. New Spring lasts.
Perfect fitters. Other good
leathers at the same price.

ROWLAND DOUGLASS
Hew Shoe store
ftutnee'e Old Btood.

I

E.W HUTIKS & $01
FIRE INSURANCE

The fWieM Bhirte ore the hoel

House Furniahers.'21S Front Street

i

THJJ ES'EXIXQ BEOIBD, TBAVERSE CITY, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 81, im.

THKOLD KOJABLE

FOIMENOIULDAT

r'

LANDS OF STATE

nay other eHi*A

The loads sddoai I

THAT CAN BE READILY

June 21. With

THEKaNOSUBSmvn
TtDULTlfCHlNG
One White end Two Negroes Hung
for the Rwthlooe Btordor of s Flor.
Tajdpa. PlA.. Mey 21 —Amos Rad
4a11, wblU. ADd Dad Kenoedy ADd
Heory Golden, negroes, were lynched
At Mnlbonr. Polk county, for the mur
dor 0i BAraoy Brm. a white mnn.
RaaBaU was cbATsd with being nn
opWAtor of A *‘bUAd Gger." end Brown
UoA Is the campAlfs which ended yew
iordsy- MoAdAy night while Brown
wno on routo hone, ho was shot frum
ABbSsh And bU thrOAt cut. The ne

*!:r..s’ys i-si-xK
rrLrd^;eT.:ii"4*ii?h!r.

•REVITIEB,

wlAtloA At thoir tognlAr **ouolsa Afloraaoa" If irrnw. Th# ooamUiee Is
A. Ooo. Lnr-

_

IthAhoAdof tho eloUiing dO'

CL

—-r.tKi
eia.A.A.A*

oae U thsT stats.

AAd RooeonimoA lands -priooe laagod
from S6 ooou to to an acre. Whoa the
3 R. A 1. wm go Into effect June 21 lest of the ealrs shall hare been held
rhe Inst BoralM train north sill this there wlU be neoioas little aolmroar bo knowm as the ^ Northern 1.1m
Itod.** It will reach thU city at k Jti
Aoros of swamp lands.
. the TrAvt-rstvCity.
U wUllng
Hique wiil carry
B for It.
lAti u.
mena and Northport i
OoneiAl Powers, alone I
The time of arrival and dej^rture of j ordered, these sales, an
changed at a
»I the bomeetcAd not of 1
,ngod but mth*.
Itost legisUtnis
nhthortty. so they
;art> what are known ass
BEOAN A LONG JOURNEY
I To be exaoL there are 411.s:Vaorea
Tim lands are in the eoi nties of AlooBut Wiillam Uve's Little One Weet^AllsM. Alpi
wnac, Clare.
St. Uladwln.
"
Grand Tr^veree. 1
Iron. Kalka.
km. Lake. Mackinac. Meooets. Me
of Mr.
Doming ai [Tm inlT t iaoai***^* Midland, Mieeankee, Montdered s
s. She «
for sev
down town on the pavemei
lice Yerly was Just taking
lice headquarters, as she
In the iO years that Lave elapsed
tell her name distimlly.
since the
mother found her The Uttle elrl had iSince
toe homtetead
nomteuraa law was |iaese4

MABSTSk mmimmht

the Frssent Ttosa.

Ml«i <Uv« Ltimliy.
CHASED CHEAP
At A MUM o( the G A. ft U*t
Blcbt It WM 4Mdd«d to go to the Pint
MfrtMtot ckoKh tor Ike DeeMloB
daj Mmee aiuuUy Tke Relief Owi»
vUl Also Attend lA A body. All tbe
to Thooo Who Wish
naltteee AMde a trerbAl rvfiort as
the trork tbAt tbey hAd <k»oe for
eormtloA dAy. AAd tbetr work
The rAUlM
STnSliyror'tbe decorst ions WAS itx
the bAA^s c€
of r }r Greer. Add be reopondoot of the Detroit KewA to
br so leom that State Land OomaleeiODor
rAlsed A very
IWtiAg It froi
Wiidoy das began n eorieo of monthly
hargain anieo of oomo hnndiods of
NEW O. R. A I. time CARD

■ t . ’!.

«ET THE ROY 1
S1.00L RasUII'a.

IISTSIASONTIT

:ie ooly big
Soon after the

A elatnaight
AllowiDg its res
taxes ADd at

I pcoett^d as fast as the

sL’SHLs-rS
of iho bonrdof tnuU
le for the elooUoA of
for the OAenlni
uof SboniT

SSS.feM^.'iS

oeoAlAf in Btoihbor/a Ornnd open
boAM. AU who nre interoeted art

,:'3'
o U in receipt of a

5«i:-siw‘s

ADd iUo lo those onlUTAtod In ibis re

SSSSri-v'
whloh she groAlly Appreolntea

t:

PERBONAL.
Mrs. BAmeit HAwklns relnmed U
hor hoDM la Shepard this morelni
After A TieU In the city with V. D.

&AT. M. a Onrrol left this nsomtoi
for Kagnloy. where he will bold
^^Sim’liSm
lo Mantofi
ihU ■emlAf afior a short rUit In the

Min. a A. Baghee nnd daaghtei

Tisb tales

THEY WAMT SOME, TOO

Union Street Players Challenge the
Winners of the Front Street Base­
ball Game.
In U-half ol the I'niim
base
will open the bass <
hall players we challenge the winners
Beu‘
<if the kVoni street game to a conltnii
from n few hoars' fishing this
that we can pul a team in
Ingtm Lake Leelaaaa with several the field
*t can show the w inners a j
aU.ut the national game
''^nihas^MmpbeU. Goerge HojL Kd and inchlenially wrest the rhamphm 1
Campbell and ValeDtine^Bohaake went ship from them
to ttodar Run early this morning after
.ehslf of the Union
^Ed Den ware,
is Helges, Captain.

tAiAAd to the elty thU
UkU^
aflec
OompM

is
•

-T
w.h-h^
*^w.
«t«r todv.

Ub tb.

EVENTS IN SOCIETY.

TrshMarrtTwstTrBVMss aty atlltoa.as.

TF.UU 1»W
oli *. lUto*.
Kor Orsnd lUptda. Itrlmtl, Totodo. Chl«sco

DO IT TODAY!
Decide that you have been
a renter lon^ enough, that
)ou are going lo be independant—lhat you are going
to buy a home. We have
the house vou wrani. Oi»en
evenings.

The NerHnger Rui Estite

^?isrr.
|CR4M0 RAPIDS I INDIANA RV f
;
COMPANY.
I

mmA month, st II K) a

m

A Different Dr. Clark.
havehe^ Uened
An llUnoto txmgressmsn said that
The Peru isar.
The gross amount during a hot aummei day b« a»ught
A 11^ Clark wishes to i
ExoHainSCA
The Parts restsumnt redtH is the
JtOXIl
the minds of the people
rest lu a hummock iM-uealh the scant
•nrratlve view s of the frenchman The
d vlclnlt:
HAMII.TON «: Mll.I.IKKN BI.K,
shade of an old tree that stood st the
Iheee
Itomesleads
have
^
...
_
______
__
good
many
• deluMoi
rartsisu loves to elt cm cusUloued
comer
of
a
down
*tate
hojel
the
elate
by
tax
sales
after
wh<»
formerly
nerly
\
practlc
vail end ae
as lik«*
lik^
beufhew along the uall
-1 had DO aoouer -tretched myself in WllUamuburg.
the Settlers cut and sold the timber
Mich
The docioi
not enter Into Ulk with hla nelghtior
whloh might liave been
the bammo»k." aald he. "tbsu these
Lhes the pts.ple to thoroughly un
AgsiD. the 1‘arislsii Is a true dciuocrst____
the______
lands.
files atucked me, seemingly by the erMand that he has no conm^-thm
IVhalever his rauk, he U wlUlag lo Join
'xhe amendment referred to In the miUlou. It was inuUerahle. and in no
hstevei with the gentleman of the
In the fun going forua.^1. 1 rvuuuiber act of IWa is found in section M7. plessaut frsiiie of mind I katked up tbe ante name and prtdiwsiou frt.m Wli
one ulghl In the t*af«- U« I*arU
a
By way of e
aiusburg. and that he has nothing to
pro|.rtemr.
Uunganan prtnc'e with a rent roir of slated that U
whatever In his career; that
•What do you
.VI demanded, ..nn>al
e liviHl iwmie >ear* wh* n a In.y mar
Kor« of tUouwod. .Ulk op .o . t«ud
“P“
:iugsW>* Mlob . but never practiced
of his c'ountn m**u ami Uk»- the hrsl
ledlPlne in any place n«irili tif Film,
r 42,000 acme we
nd
never
was in ih.- town railed Wil
The next minute a stx.re of well kiiuwo |
oounl
OOO in Arenac. 67.700
lie flies are had out there
people were initherecl before htu. A
Roeoo.
43.268 in Crawford,
wen-d. -hut you ought to
t sang a luve soug; a ballot tUimer
cUiuier .and
,aiid 18.U0U
lAikH* In Aloouw There were deMk during the hammock
fromi the o|>crs obligati us ulih a re linquent for taxes in the entire slate hours, and you d have no trouble from
table fandango; a eugnr nUuer
ago 6.077 (K« scree aopraised at
markable
.
fia a> comic patter.
tk«ttur NoUnly
V..I....U- cared $38,183,000
Thw Isw beioro it was the files •
gave, us
•• What are lisu.iuivk hours?’ I In
legieUtnre two years
Who hU neighbor chanced to be It w as
‘ *by ‘ the
that all state lands must QUlriHl
good fun That
that*! the Vintl you want notj, the kind tlial is generous as to
- Trom 12 noon lo 2 p m dally.' he
*L‘U* tromTfude. If* Right.
duke and an enrt aud a ed it vested in the land oommisaioner roplu'd. Tluring
and width and not the skimpy kind - qualities arc right- pii
boura files will
rich merchant amusing ibe supper and the auditor general pow»r to not stlsck you In the hamiiKK-k ’
right. Neetl we say moic?
.F"r«ir*Lc "Trcjd*.
crowd at the Carlton or the Kaw.y!
draw each lands for homestead
-I w as mm h luteresled In the man's
r. If they were regvd« d as dtaad- Rocratle skill In evading tbe Issue, and,
Decidedly they do these things U tter
l.adics’ Vests at from 6c to.................. .............. I.oo
In Prsnee.—Parts I>etter In Ix>ndoa Lxwishing
lo
draw
him
out.
1
a*ked:
The*t?SanatloL givt!? by Mr^^JfiSSy
leadigs* Drawers, 25c to......................... ^••« ......... 60C
“•Why are there no files around the
as to why the Uw was so amended U:
Knee length -ankle length, lx.th lace i immed and tight knee.
First, settlers often took op a home bammoi k U-tween 12 and 2T
stead, and when they liad cut off the
“•Oh.' iM- rejoined, ‘at that Ume
nld let the land go they're all In the dining
Chi­
Ladies’ Union Suits
Preneb writer, that lu each of the new
for delinquent taxes. cago Inter iK'vuu
lUrs that bUse forth In the leavens take up another ti bwiy bom«K*d
Ixjwncck, sleeveless, junts iriinined with torchon lace or tight knee,
from Ume to time we see «»e deslnu- and do the same thing over a
alstr high neck, long sleeves, pants ankle length
>
, Am A«*r«l Kseerlesre.
Don of a celeellal Unly by a volcanic
en owning
ing portable sawA
native
diver
des<VDded
Into
the
“wero’ onlinoally catting timUr
Prices from 25c to $ 1 .OO
caUclyam. At any rate, he says If
lands, always pleading if water to *ee w lielUer one of the plera,
part of the earths crust underlying I lie
then
lu
cour».e
of
eouttructlon,
had
N*t.
that
they
got
over
onto
the
ocean should give wsy our earth would
Chddren’s Vests...........
................. 5c up
s ate land without knowledge
While be wa* engagi*d in this work a
Childrcn-s|Pant$, lace l
15c, 20C.26C
great Iron <yllnder tulMild»Hl a lllUe.
Some Timber Still Left.
hand b«‘twe» ii It and the
The greater portion of the tax lands
pearniu'cs that us wltin
rere origiiudly covered with timber,
Special ladies sleeveless vest, low neck, lace yoke, arm and
of -nova*," er lu w slur
jirinoipally
pine.
When
the
big
oper­
en.
another
diver
emue
down.
neck triimuevi with lace and silk ribbon, fine quality Maco
would be an ouiburet of blaring hydn» ators cot the timber they >bandoned
are fimlmg this (lie lilare to buy
gen from llu* aca water di*x.ini*u»anl the lAndon the theory that It would hU unfortunate comrade ImprUoned
yarn............................................................................... I 5c
under water without hope of eiuape.
their tools- WHY? Becauae
by the earth's Internal heal, ih.-n fu
. to keep it and pay the After s few luoiueni* of mute despair
they lin.l uixm investigation
tlon of the whole cru«.t, nnlditug the
the land was worth. It is and h.inowiug une<'rtalnty a speech­
IlNDER^MUSLINS
globe again to a molten sUte. and then
there is hard
that they get just the right
less dei'Ulou was arrived at. and the
ligan who hi
the gradual extinction of Us light ow
that please particular people. The miking of our garments, their
thing HKRK, an.l <lo not have
py or more in
' bnsi- newcomer proc'eeded with chisel and
lug lo »‘ouliug. As t\Hillng would tirst
lulliiess,
both
in
length
and width reccommend tlicm to |»cople who
to
|>ay
loo
luucli
fur
it.
V<»u'll
to whom the original
edsof hammer to bark off his unhappy comUke place hH'olly. we should have a
aie in the habit of making their own; get out of that “home ma<lc
find it’s money in your
isands of acres of these inds do panJou's band at Ibe wrist. The prts.
variable star, the darkened |*ortlous
habit" and save fvorry and tiiqc. You will find the qualities suinrrior
run The clamps of tii er left oner was thu* liberated, but died soon
pocket
investigate our
being iKTiodlcally brought Inik. view not
were so siwttered that they couldn't after reaching the surface from the
to
what
you
may
cxjrcct.
dauns; may we not sec you soon?
by the routkm of the glolie. Kuectwa
eee any profit in cutting it. but as ahock- Never. 1 think, has an opium
\imber became scarcer and dearer oth­ eater In bis dreams imagined a more
a* KaeMf.
ers wiUi portable mills wont after
Chattanooga creek was the dlrtdlng Uioee Clumps and made money, and pitiful apccucle of bopetom human
line belwwti the outiK*»ts of the I\-d- are etill goitm after them. A man suffering.-“Travels 1
eral and ronfevlerate armies, and dur- who is not in the oerrioe of the state
-TRAVKRfllK OI-TY*8 BBSSY S-rOltoK
ing a lull lu hoHtlUtiea the pickets of reports that in Roeoommon county
alone there are 100.000,000 feel
After r
Ita old
both culUvatctl one auoiher s aoiuslnl- atanding
timl«r on the elate tax land
ance. haring agn^ttl uof to fire ou one that will in due time be offered at one French 1-wly. -aver. ' Into KnglisI, only
another. One day w hen the mptutn of o^ the land commissioner s t»srgaiu ••horse" U found, and the word U*
tx.nies
*' ‘I be ehalig- leuds tO
the Union guard aaw General Grant,
cmifusluii. but none the lea* ’’horsage"
with hU staff, approaching he said lo
Work of Land Lookers.
hU men. -Turn out the guard for the
Thu uommissioner and tlie anditor and -average" ate ideiiti.-al since in
commanding general." The iVnfeder- general have had and atiIP have a the old time .Kreiu h an ’aver'’ was a
foroe of laud lookers on the state tax horse. It ws» also a horse in the 8<'Otcb
mtee on the idher able of
land reporting on every quarter sec­ diet ions Ties, and lu one of Hums' i*omore than fifty feel aw
tion of 40 acres as to the character of ems. -A Dream." he altode. to a horse
order, and Ihelr caidaln. wui'clv
soil, and the timber and water on sss -nut.le alvei ."
idea of paying a ix.mpUuieni to the co
It any. They claim that the re­
In olden time* In Europe a tenant
emy. abound, ‘ Turu out the guard for
ts in every case are made from pet­ was bound to do c%‘rtain work for the
the commanding general of the Federal
al observation. Some people ear lord of the manor largely lu carting
army." The t'onfoderate pickeu stood otherwise.
St attention for several monieuu and
k:aoh bargain aale is advertised ex­ grain and turf horse work, and lu the
tensively in the big cities, not only of yearly setilemeut of av\x*uut» the Just
then saluted Grant as be rode away
Michigan, but of llliiioif. Ohio. New pro|»ortlou of tbe large and »mn!l work
York. Pennsylvania and several other performed was csUmaied aix-ordtug to
Trllla. «r ta* Dobs.
If the amount of the lands In the work done by "aver*
When a Dutch liab> makes Its arriv­
counties taken together will
nmou word •'avensge *
al the fact to announced by a man
An t.*Mr?/^iipincm of Granite Carpets leaves us with the best selection ever
wearing a black coat and a w hite tie this iMAhs that 600.(iuO of farm lands
who to hired by the little one's ttsrenU are to go under the hammer.
••Wbeu 1 wa* In tbe legUlature." said
shown here.
to go round to all tbclr friends with
ip»-cuUiors throughout the tbe Kentuckian. *i was ealUd over to
ave learned through the ad­
peckeU of sweets, which are appixH^rt
.\ice Hrusst-lls patterns that make them particularly attractive, we have said
t.- I^n iteutlary lo see an old friend,
decorated with a picture of a ba vert IsemenU of the gootl things that
alely dec
phu'e to kee|. a
• said
so much about the wearin;; qualities, that more is unnecessary, 25c yard.
angel The cunftvtlon is the commissioner and the auditor gen­
by and
1dm to get him
eral are offering is eridant from the
fact that for the Gladwin lands alone,
Inijrainsai
that are a surprise to those that see them.
which are now being advertist d for
“'Well. M
smooth sweets that of s girl. The chil­ aale May 28. about 150 inquiries and You know |Hpi>cry little I»r. Hmlth
A line of all Wool Ingrains that'is not equalled anywhere, colorings and de­
dren of the fsmlUcs to whom tbey are applications for pUu have been ra- dow n to OweiislKtro? Well. 1 met him
sent eat the sweets aprxHid ui-»u tbelr oeived from outside Miohigan.
signs are e.\quisite—many of them are exclusive with us. 5(>c to 75c yd.
A on the street sod sox to him. “Doc. I'm
bread and butter. In the eighteenth Boston man offered filo buy at wiv*ate feeling ao bad 1 think I'm alck." "Feel­
In the higher priced -goods—Brussels, Velvets, .Axminsters. Wiltons, we
caotuxT the birth of a chUd w as au- aale lU0,(i00 acree. but as the law says ing bad, are youT' he sex. "Well. Jim,"
DODDced by tying a plncusLlou deco- thAi the aale in all oases must be at he sex. “why don't yon Uke some­
are certainly surprising even ourselves, and we planned f6r the biggest sale we
imtad with lace and ribbons to the door auction in 40s he could only be ad­ thing 7*’
vised to come on and bid in 160 40ar
ever
had —l-lc lo $1.75 yard.
knocker of the parents' bouse.
and he wiU have his 100.000. Ohloago
“‘And that nlghL Mr. Tom. I took
By puttlog aside their weekly jh uee
his two mules '"
ART- SQUARES
the school children of AUants. tlu.
have saved
Special shipment of these that are fine beautiful Ingrains that will be sure to
pUnt for
r face to I
the rose deepens In my cheeks, my
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Alibough Palm Vine was Introduced,^
ai>*oluicl> tn-i- wlih every packA pleaeent surprise was given mi
Ooroy of m Webster street Inst In TravArse City bat a short time ago, ]agc ut Pa*i Vine a regular 50c box
otroAlM hy It of hU yotuig frieods let ti has already made maay startling of l>r llowi J h Sanative Tableu.
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II the UM! of there two medicines ONE
rmnw. enko nod AAltod pennuu wer< cures of stubborn and long standing
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cases
of
falling
of
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womb,
painful
oorrod to the gnosu nod the time wai
and Irregular mensirnation. Inoor- fund the money
nU^jmiDto within IfiO sDiles of
rrhoea and ovarian troubla. Women
Palm Vine cost* only iuc a package.
iry offer of a half
«?Lu Mitr s
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ReoognUtng the dMire lo gnln a
absolutely froe with
compleiA and lasttoig cure In these
L not only the
uoobles. and In order to st.cure a
wider sale for Palm Vine. 8 E Wall
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