The Evening Record, June 13, 1903

The Evening Record, June 13, 1903

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1903-06-13

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THE EVENING RECORD

YESTERDAY S ISSUE
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TRAVERSE CITV, MIf>lI., SATriM'AY, .H XE 13. l•.•l•:J.^

I •«¥<« Up I* Mwtr

NEW KING
HAS RIVALS

Last

icmLWAR
MAY RESULT

Hop’s and
0irls'Shoes

Evoning to Btt |

Fir* to tn* Houa* Occupied by
Reuben Cron* in Fcrnwood.

]

Another cwsewd wuuld l»e Incqular
New V.n^k Jun.* 13
urn was alieo.pi.nl m Fernw..<>d last BEFORE RULER8HIP OF SERVIA
eVenlOR
This U the M-<H,nd .if tblr.l
18 SETTLED
PtVKtOPS IN SiRVIA
aitempl to set Bre to houn.w in Kern
Idle lndu^lry In th.
I’nit,*;! Stat *wtxid to the {.apt m>iDih 'iJist even
Ih.
sum of f-tMHMMMM. It lnv.'st>"l by
lUR. while Mr Crane wi't awa|?Y
the matiufo^iurer!*. and the a^soci.
home, hit wile wa^ aiaru
twin consists of IS maniira.'dur.Ts «.f
wmnd of foolai.p> .lOttlde
nasollne
cars.
Th.
y
ha\e
sl«t*.a! an
Hhe ate^..| to the .l.M.r and .found
a:;r.em.'nt and p.s.*.'»1 ih. lr lUni. utthat some mht.Kh had
U-er.
plied
K I. Siultu:
WUh ONE SECTION OF ARMY FAVORS .b r th.' rt«d.b*n patent
mOOPt GAID TO OK MARCHING aRalntt the bulldini; and
..f the Olds Al..t..r w.,rl.s I* i.reHd. nt j
the om of o yonnR. r broth, r. wh.
PRINCE MIRKO
. ON RCLORAOE
with her. the »i*ct reded in puHim;
trot the hlate. hut not till a consideraide teeth,n of th.* vile of the h..MM.
Mirko to had b.*.-n hlacken.-d
Sr.me
trouid Im
inc.-ndlary U evl
RaltL/ th« CoMnlry_An<,t(
4I. nily l.sikinR for a ehance to ro o%er

0^f»0tlT»0M

K
i:

Attempt Mad*

TO

KA«A

OCORGE

V-r.;r-

iWHn. ViiAf' 1

3.-A rtUpAlrh til th
I>.k»l AOE4-»g..r rrtHU liuda I'rsl HA)
the UMrriuju of NUh. Atx-re till' lA(

liM
fn*ui Hurt*
»‘ta irom lt«>l
«radi-r marrhlnic on the Hervl.n rapl
tai aliti I III war t-qMlpi i-oi and anil

..Tpr ChUelrtH’s Dsf

‘.rrT,:" KAtAnEOKOVITCHOPMSED

rn tUTCflCMT atSEMTED

OF

'with KaraKi-oru
Itch, even
,> ha^ pr.elalrniNl hue
Mi,k
•tioii at kliiK U pnibalii*-. how
th.Te It 111. oth.-r eour-e o|mti
i.uuaiii for tlie Hkup.hilim to
fleet him or not The Koi.rniiient will
not pmi«»M. him. but will leave iHllark to the repreaeuialivet of the fHMi
Ide
We whall then retlan.
"We do not f»‘ar any eatenial Inter
ferente a« He re wa» nolle In the ra-e
of Itulaana
P.wee prevalU throuch
OMI f|,e eountiv and
will T-ontmu.Whaie%er hat. liapiM Hed now Ih huiur
t<t hUturv
We t.h.inld not Juduc the
dead tior dwell on the i«m, hut lo..k
to the fiiiure •*
While It lA la>lbn*M| that the pr.e U
Karaeorae\lteh aa
bv the purlU
of Altairia and

hlnV'tll/be

'*» now^'ali.lTted* hat KIuk *Mtlan
a ae<*«md *hiii by Mine t*rl-.tbv
tn he leuitlmatlr.-d and who will
iTInce
KaraK^traevHeh'i.
Hertiati throne

....

mailr.Ml and who.,It ha% leo-n r.in.rt
e«l. will dispute Prince Km rat;.-..rue
tlirhr rlcht t.. the (*.rvlan
throne.
Ihen at ronttanilnople with hi« wbl
owed mother
Mme rrutleu* father
was lormer!> arehit.H-i to' tin nultan.
a i*.ei now held hy her brother Kiiu:
Milan oiH-n!) arknctAledaed ihe imr
mare' id Ihe 1hi>. who Is
now
i:.
y.ats of ai;e and wlho U detoTlIied Ms
U lna Mirlklnaly han

NEWaCAIIUSlNESS r
iPc^ L. Johnaon Hat Eatablithed
Factory

and
la Manufacturing
Some Fm« Brands.

IVter L

JohnM.n.

FRA­

k. n off diplomatic
and that wh.v
ters will

j.-. j\. d ill Hi.' inar>-'a.'t. Thurs.lMx
:
k...-; li.arb'K of Ib.umnnia wh.,

at this Stoic-

THE WEATHEH
clijl.lrtn'H .lav shoe's am!

Chil.ls

.lay

s’iocn

Slipjwrs am! .Uifon!s

Greenock. Scotland.

SOc tc $12S
Misses

.LhlUIrcn’s

.!ay shoes,

$!.C0 to S2.00

FEAST OF colPDS CHiiSTi
Will Be Great Day in St
CTuirch-‘,2 Children Take
F.rat Communion.

and all.
"tatImr and mother.
Mr
and
illlain k Silvar of Atw.aHl. are
HliK
A hrolh.r. Ib'orR.'. Il\ea
He- i..uih .d tl..' city, another
•harien. llv.*,* in Tampa Kla .
• bniil.. r. rharie^
«*r. Mrs Kora Itnwhall. Ii\ei

pm. riiMul in Ht Ktancis ehnr. b
U ' 'n,;. Vutmral VVn hi- will tm held
will all*., b.' lb. nr-t
Br-t ...I
...muiunmn ‘ho ,
alt.-riUH.ii fr..tii the FirM M'
t .,r St Krancl- paripari-b
‘k
hur.-h
It . V W I. lai.ifi
d hlKh mav- wilt b.* h.'M «i
«’ o‘nh lai4*. am the funeral wi
>r*3e Ut wlilch lu.nr> ;.3 ehil.lren will;,.,
lunmunn anu"l.,'S.*c. ive.l ns llr-t .'..mmiini.
ani.i by ‘
Th.'-^'hoir will 1
.-r the llu.u sli.Rln?; .d th.- wb..!e
.ar at that ina ■*
l.a«*'

'*

will lie in aiat.* at the
WWt KlRl.th Mr.*ft. t.v
N,n fn.m 2 to 4 .,'rJ.a'k

Elegant Hosiem, Belts, Glovis, Etc.
lENITOA a. CO. •

$1,00 tc $2,00

. 1-,-.. Tbi.ke

MAKE HOME CHEERFUL
o»-rcoF»ATH>r |
m. nt uf <t,irith..lit tb. u-,; <.I dm,:-it

Ibm’i worr)'.

Don't Svol.l,

Don’t fret. Belter buy one of »mr

Bligblcst and Best i>luc tlautc Wjcklcss Oil Cook Stoves.
You will
then lueatlie a new alimrsphcre, neither loo hot nor too «x)Ul —
l.ut jind ngjii.
They ciUaUzc the temper (alurc) afhl make
It a pleasure to do cooking even in the heated -season.

Bor

BKi-r-rKMi

oimki

THE ECONONT;)STORE

InvBstIgatu

Cbc Best CWIdreiPs

Ask vout friemU who km.w

Ciotbitta..

aU,ut tlic Kmilall.amI i .iil
and examine our gmalv
nothing like kn.iwmg

2SC, SOC, 75c

Ouords

MICHIGAN
TELEPHONE
COMPANY.

Independent Order of Forester*.- ^
N.,rih wlf.' of Kr.Ml
Th.- Iml.-p. ii.b ni nr.bT of K..r.-Hiers :
Mr*,
-I ICiuhih Hire.*l. di. 'l
nd the
(‘.•mpanioiis t f
K.,r*'.d« r>.. | N«.nh .>
t* :.*• after an llln.'HH
in hold their m.*in..rJnl !-. rvi..-t. in'thi,' l..i
,.t
.M i: . b.ir. Ii
i.,m..rr.:w rHin.
May a
Miw N.irih waa tak. n
..irnlm: at Hi:30, and Hu*
imnlnRlH!.. fr.,m which paraly
f..ll.,w.N|. and ha-s
A ill be j.r.'M.ii. d^by
Kcnncly. past
:ill\ Rtown w.icH.' Hince that iini«!
lK,ih leiitH ami b..th uMiil Ih. r .loath
ti.- .MaVcalu
I.U.-H. will he
•d
wan 34 yearn. J rooniha
ic> at ih.' Kirni M. tho.ii.i .iiur.li and '.s daya old
She had
r.'>ld.*d
ne w.t'k fr.un I..i„.»m..w
h.-re b,r Hi.- |uih! h; y.*arH. a&d f.»r 12
The M.Hl.'in W.-Hlm.i,
will
h.d.l >,ar. ..I that time wan .mphiy.'d at
h.-ir m.-motial s.Ttb-.'v in H... Uapii-i H.. .\..nb.-rn Mh hluan nKyl.lm l>.ir
hiirrh June 31. with a w.rmoti
hy Ihr alf her lUn.*aa ahe has had a hoHt
l.-t
W T W.KMlh.iu*-.Th.'v will ,,i in. Ji.l-. wh«» haw \ln.llv rein.'in
I-,., have fHiitm n.-rAb'e-, at the e.-m
b. r with II..w.-ih nn.l Riv.-n her

SOc/tL. 1.00, 1.50

slu»cs and

MBS. FRED NORTH DEAD
j
I Fc
|

KsrT»ioRtsKJf's,Sw?an.s

A NOBBY HAT- Soft or Stifl,
A SWELL SHIRT-all ncwc-u
A BEAUTIFUL TIE hands.m

Isn’t It a pleasure to buy where all is NKW>
hiSy\ children's da>

I CAJIMIM*.
I dies am!
ullages in Mit higan.

1 f )*ou don't CO!
every purchase.

A WCE irew S^un-Utest «yle, »u..T.OO. KL^U or 1^00

Slipjiets anil (Ktouls

a |K*i>oi,.v

what

>*ou arc buyiug. We invite
comparison am! feel eonli-

by.
heimer, '.Stein &,
Co., at least we
have handled
this brand for
many years, and
have found it
gives entire-sat­
isfaction to our
customers, you
know if it isn’t
right in every
particular they
make it right—

Tliiiinliall
Will rtlam it’s leputanon as
the Ireat piano on the . mar.
krltoilay.
Katlory pnrcK
- your own icrmx. : : ;
: *

W.W.KIMBAU COMPANY

SENSATIONAL CHAtCE

....

the Barg* Mere.
lUtr k M.,ryan Ihl*. im.rnln»L
ihf work ot
limtalllnK an
.-Iccirlr
ll*:himK plant on the bar*:.* Sydn.*y o
N.fT
Th.-y Will remain alKUird the
Ihmh HU th«* plant ti> Inutall.d

.*

Mtojtic Riillcni’ union id tbU
town
think thaiwhi-y can ndl a ball at well
Rale’^ttfHer Tht. Y^ar. at rl.^ica end haw challmR.Ml ti* to
Th.' Uccord y.*-i.rday Rax.- f..r ihe
a same of iMUcball to Ik- play .-.I on rat.* id citv laxatbni for
la-t
year
Twelfth *lrn*t at our conwnU'Uc*'. wc t3r*ti on Ih.* hundred
Thi*. h.»w.'v. r
accept Ibfir rhall.*nR»* and ailvU.* ih.- include! the Mat.* and .'.uinty tax ol
af.»rf»ald Hi.«i«* U.dl.*r» i.i r.i
a«- 4r. renu. Th.* rat.* f.»r th.* cliy la.i
quatnied with the rukw ..f Hu* ram. y.*ar a.*. 13 13 and ihU y.>ar 1:31
and th.* ro.-thod of playInR. which w,- an Incr.aM* of b ccnla «»n IH***
d.. not U1I. V.* they underatand at all
Eaeura.on to Northport Tomorrow.'
The "Damp IkTorailunUiD” giu- fair
KxcurHon to North|M,ri Sunday ttu
warning so that the Blogir
HolUrt
Sioam.-r rolumbla
wll
may «rl lh.*lr live* Insured, that Pat nu>m.wi
Burden and l>ufT McDonald will Ih l.‘*w ai l:3M p. tn : r.*iurnln»: Uwvt
N.irHiimrt
< :3t» p m
Mu»lc
the battery for thdr
The dale w lU W a
aa dertd.^

Popular Priced Goods at

Tasbionabk

$2.00. $3.00, $5.00
$«* OurlOlindOwi

Fashion.'ililr, l»ui not ft Ki ntric. I he wry latest
in patlernaml eiit. Sh.iiKkrepinyr an.l Kuvg-wearin^:
eh jianl an.l comf.irtah
le. Stub Is L. Atihtr,
Bros. xK Co s Kodn;>ier
matle rea.iy-to wear. It
is entirely tliffer. ni from
any oiJu;r. N on v.in s. .the clillerenee when y«»u
leaving ihc cities anti
Thvnisamls
exainn)‘- it und try it on.
You
it, the country.
l.uyuv
Sprinji suits *cy« ryihin^
h;gh p'lccs for the nccthat's proprr t very si/,
,!o }ou want to bcllcr
ICS
f. .nit! ion?
to acctmnno.laif men ol
way out
every slVape. 1 he Im*nI is
nonetoo i:i>o«l for* yt»ij^. i" |

Bamlltoti «
Clotbing^o*

Be Independent! AT
RASTALL’S

ICHTINO PLANT FOR THE NEFF
Raff A Morgan Are Installing One on

Liquid

chil'!rcn^

Tenement Blaze—Seven K.iitd at

jr.-^.in nt. whi.h l.*.I i
h.'\.t.'I hin .'..nu.-eth.n
’m.*ni

THEY WILL FLAY ALONE

Distributor* of

IT IS OUR OWN FAULT

2Sc tc 7Sc

THE.USE OF IHE LONS
DISTANCE TELEPHONE SERVICE

-per-, with pow.'S-loii ami b«ui.'
,11 ..I Hm bl.-v4'd ?a. r.^i'i.*nt'a. ,
inaniifacinrliii; bu*
IldtnK formerly
»>i»nt wirtMM. tn th
d..ci.taii..n wbi be H,.* Bm-d C
areh.uue.
and
I at a f.s>
Deal by W
..f
tlm
year and will .-..tml-l ..f eul
Johnson
a nOi marl
S27.001
The l.uildlije lias iHs n lilted up
>r Ihl* . i. nl
INt imiy ay a eiuar la.mry. the w
IlKhiH win
nT n.Ntr
I
VVlt* to tb* Rvfotaj
tni: r.N,mr Ih Iiik on th.* lowor
n.N.r and
alsive
Th.' fiteiory
him* n -^S.-nvaHonal
the dry In*; r.smts
n.
N.-w
Re ..f la.uls Kanlmnn f r
rharl.'* M
Schwab,
U in rharae
charu.**.
ilnation with
lH*wii
thixjURh
\audV'^d.Vlw."o.*l"
Doctor* Do Not Need the Help cf th*
J.ihnmui Is u.tw manufaMurlnr
Dentist* to Defeat the Lawyer*.
I.*a.b*rs.
whb h will
live bramS a*
.,n Hi. rnli.vl Stat.*> ShlphulldinK <*o
They A^ Confident
doubt lets find a r. ady markrl ihn.m;h
ar.' mH.b* »»> a numlM*r of U,ndh.»ld.*i>
m.rth.m Ml.hli an. and even bey..nd
who have appll.ll for th.' apivintnicnt
Tlie tvnc. nl brands whb h will In a
cmbln... Hm ll.'C ..f a n-colur f..r th.- bl*;
f.*w .lays be plac
I*.' Ijiwy.*r- Satiiml rniorui.y.T. r.,un«l for the
..rd that Hmy will. i
the "I'ei.r I. "
jM-ttilonor-.
rliara.i.-rir.',. th.- deal "an
..II thvir own Rr.Mind an.l d. I. ai ih.'m
the "Kl PaRido" Th.* fit.'cent lea*Ier Wbil.' ih«* fhalUni;.* Hiai was l-MI.ll H -.vr.'t on.' lN*tw«*4'n
Ht hwab and
It the "IJi Nita"
Nix.m. .U*i.li;u.'d to .l.ivlu- Ho- U»nd
laay.T- .-xprc^-ly
All
ih.M'
brands an* lln.* r.nnU Hm fn. t
hol.lcrOther bran.ls will J.e added a*- Hi. in.'lmbil in th.* i:
bnsln.*ss .leyeb.ps rMr J.dinsnn m.w M, ai.i'pt.'d the . •halb ni:.'. i
POPE REPORTED DEAD
inak. rs at -tat.' that
i lafRe l.ircf >»
wilt b-i II
an.ifa.-lun*
and he Int.n.
h.- d.-ntl-t
back ^np.thf ROO.lt
fa.M..ry
nd.U
an
tabll-hm.* ni'V.f* ildV
And hot
oth.*r concent which will rIvc .-r
aw>.>r*i 1., mak
tnent lo hlRh prl.vd lalv.r a- Hi.
ibinm Jnn«> 13 - A diiiuitch from
mak.*r- . am biR w*r.'i.•nna Htai«*n that tlm cv.-ulnR iuiiH'

SMILINGLY ACCErTED

dtp Book store

The

Footwear in to« n is show n

Five Burned to Death »n New York

.l.-r. r..V| lb!* m.huV'i* lUlira.Ie Thi..
i> th..iiRlit to U« somewhat prematur.-.
I.iit Hi.'act ion of ih.- |M,w« rs w ill nn
.iMul.tedly Ih- ah,UR th.-M- lines
It U
thoiiRht that the isiwers will not p. r
mif Servia to U- a ren.ibllc
KMU.,ri
I’.'iurad.', K. rvla. Ju
who p.rforued th.- at
^.'xander r.'js,rt hat the kliiR ^ l.ralii
wa^ not develop.
and Khowr*d weak
left
l3.MI.tMMI. (.1
I d.*|M,Hli. d at ItruM

'VTroV'h *mrn*k
N il in a f iKSt

F,' - ^

ib>

han.l^mcvt G'hil.!ren*s l>ay

ATLANTIC

the p/jw. rt hav
r..*Iatl.ui*. with

TERNAL ORDERS TOMORROW

Odd
Th<^ m.'moriMl
Md IMI..U
.tnlHeb.-kahi.ail l.e b.'Ul 111 th. lr hall
rniw ull.Tii.M.n
i.n at 3 ..VIim K The
c w.Mibl I'm- we!.'..m. <«, the aer
ir .lt w. r. m,i b.r la. k of r.N,m
..t the or.b-r iir.' .-viM'd.*.!
pr.'H.-i I
Hev \\ II M.-rlM-ri .d
lU'i.in
A 111 d.lK.r H,.'
in.‘m..ri;i! ud
.lr.-HH< Th.' Rrav.;- .d th.- .b'lari.*.!
..r.let w. re ,b .'onit.'d
i*i'*r.'jivini'Tu.'h.Ijh

in all the ivcUicst am! roost pleasing colora. No China makers
can equal the Japs
quaint and unique inece* of China.
PRICKS LOW FOR THIS CLASS OF GOODS . . . .

FATAL FIRES ON BOTH SIDED OF

• T m. V

*’"^11“ Ij,

^ 7t’s niled with th€ »«wtst of
Jopantst CblB*.......

sl.piKrrs '

WILL HONOR
THE DEPARTED
SERVICES

1‘.

Bring m the l>o\^ am! girU

lor ChiMren**

deat¥sTn'“
' THE FLAMES

MEMORIAL

notice Our East Window

am! let uv .hess their beet

The tek-icrani > rryiin Ih Itradi- tHIT. r
Knighta of Pythias. Odd Feilowt and
A York. June ,43
Kite
rHon
le of the H«!r«lati
hurn.Hl b, d.«aih and tht;.H wvr.'
j«'
them .nay that onlv thi
Forectera W.M Remember Thoa*
iMly lujur.ll in a lire ,*f iiicT.di
tiillliar) flemeni dentrcR ITInn- Kar»
Acroat the Border.
arv orlirln. whi.h d.-Htroy.-.l a f.iur
icoorK. vlirh to lie Kin* oih» ri» eay th*Hibry l.'Uein.ni h.mae .,n Kant <»ne
rtervianu want I'rlnre Mirko of Monte
Thr.*.- of Hi.' bK-al frai.Tiinl ordi r*
IluAdred and Thirt.-nth ................. ...
iit’Kro to rule oter them, while mau)
i.uiay. All w.-re Italia^
lion of the i..i,.orn!w * In ' p-*fdie ’“seVvh'.'“* ‘tIvtJreen<K*k. ScHand Jme- 1-t - S. ven
ara%.'^ will tw d.-coratf-.| and tuliabl.*
klll«*d and a iiiimiber in
jH-raona w.-re hiil«*d
IlMiuninil of a republic
m.-moriai addrestv* Riven.
'
Jure.! diirliiR a fir.' which .l.-niroy.
The new tfeotan premier. M. Ava
Knight* of Pythias.
. ani.*.l that the f.-.'llnR sRaluHt the ArdRowan'.iiHiilh-ry and the ad
^uimMlm. Ik quoted In
a
dU|*«lch
The
rm-uiorlal
s.'r*le,A ..i Hi.*
Jwreui
Hour millKaraR.'orR.'vU.-h in RTowlnn
irom Itelurade >e«lcrday a» aayliiic
KnlRhli of l*ythlii>. wi.i be h. i.l in Hi.*
my
I
h
.llvble.1
tM'tw.*.'ii
ih.>
*i returned h**re
>ent«-rdav
from
ItapHst chnnh wh«re Ho- s.-rmon will
.♦d kltlR
Aleviuai/. where I war
on
profeu
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.
preached by llev. W. T W.h,.1
eivil war
. f. ai.'d H
atonal, hucal hualneai
I war at cinc<•
Afi. r Hi.' s.-ivI.m-. the KniKl.ts
di.-n the
1 M..ndi.>
♦^. iiitooiMsI to th. rnliilutry
The olh.-t
IhHiias on t«M.
l.r.H laiine.l by
<*rH In carrlsR
|th •.HK„pt,.chin'H* l.and
pro.'e.'d I.. Ih.'-.
i
\I Th.'.Mb.rvHi'ti
i
Rrav.-H will Im*
li. rlMi of Kiiu: ^Al.'vander :
. at
Hr.I and Hultah
.*b'd thi- momlni; «.l Hm* wouml

J.an“VeVt

SEVENTH YEAR—lS»it

AUTO TIUST NOW

ri'imrt

dANiSTEE UNIFORM RANK
I Join Local Pythiana

MOW?

Word wa- r.'.'.lv.d today that th.*
Knlform Hank. KulghtH .,f Pythla..
have aAept.Nl the lnvliatU,n to ).,ln
th.' liwal company and Kythlan* In
the memorial .lay »'X.T<'i-.*ii to Ih* held
tomorrow Th.* I.wal romtuuiy will en
tertaln the vUltlng knight* at dinner
at the Hotel WhltltiR at 2:30
It U proliahle that
the Trav.Tse
nty Hnlforin Rank will visit Manta
t.'c
ni'xi Sunday to Join
with the
broihiT. tn that city tn Hmllar ser
\ iee»-

Wc have several farms to exchange
for houses m tl>e city—c a-nct! by faricrs who have sate*! ei lough money
) quit work.

Over Ftret N»tion»l B»nk.

‘•the Bom* ol

OlRECTCiiriN~BTATE BANK

w

« eoodClotblKa’*

Hon. M. C. Davit Takat the Place of

A large jxart of the LurakowI tk\ stock consirtet! of Youths*
and Children’s eJothing.
The
greatest

the Trmverae

City

ami ha* been chosen a a
director*
eceotly ra

mi.

All ;'i'4 =

_______

THENERLINGER
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

ha.1

•C

'kiQii,

Cor. Front and Union

mu|>*

the

boy* ha\’e

At the RackeU

The Bomoo Store.

i:it^

'

20 Year Cold Fill- ed Case, Cenuine
American
Movement

ms

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

RASTALL'iaK

1
J

m

THB EVENIKO RECORD, TRAVERSE CITT, MICH.. .SATURDAY. JUJfE 18,18^

THB EYERIRG RKOBB.

’, '■

TUB B

Of MooUftccro. broib«r4» te«
of Fmct lUnigMrge, m4 as mek »(v
kle fo Muar of that chui. ah«
_
have bM «il.aliveehe

TRiVVMMCirvJaiiCHiGAN
ORAND TRAVBRM HBRALD
‘

fi iATtt AND JL V. 9Um

EASSDfGOFMiraUA^
CONSOaiD MIWS

VONEAALTE
AT THE HEAD

•^mAXSSSSJL^.

Arty

and

esiablUhed

the

dynasty

ha* ruled Bervla until now.
.acendant of the betrayed

which

The de
ha*

no*

i
i . •

|y;;.

Chaplain-Mr*
r*e City.

Daub I

Hiirg.Mm Dr C J Daiu. k
ln*p.-«Mor - Ituy Wntkin*.
HcrB.ani Major M H H
den Cornier
made him warden
of
the
lUlkan
Judge A.Ii.Malc Call A
pa**c*. and when the Turk* cam
l*ort Huron
Adjuiaui <'hurb*.> I Glle^
back he was the richeat man*ln Be
grade
To -win TurkUh favor he U
guarlfmiasier
H.‘ig.«ain
trayed the
hiding place of hi* old It Wslson. MiiKkeguu
leader, and U even *ald to have hired
the

awuumln

who *lew him.

ThU

treachery began the feud between the

i

deacendant* and friend* of the two
Dan Carlaon of ThU City Greatly In■men,
which
ha* .rontluuod to the
Ureeted in Revolution Repo
vreaenl
day.
and who*e history
From Belgrade.
largely the modern history of ^BervU
Mlloah Obren wa* xewarjled with
Mr. Dan Carl.
the po*t of TurkUh governor of Bar
the evening
«U. By a aerie* of adroit
lion as lb‘<'‘»rd
and reUdlUin* he wtm recognitlou
en of Her via and me
herislltary prince lu 1IH7. and
yal fainlly. Mr. CaiUon
knowledgmeol of the
autom
ived near Belgrade. Her
Bervla in U3ti. though a TurkUh gar vU, and had many lime* *t*ii Kir
naon remalniMl in Belgrade until. l#t>2 A b lander, tlu n bui a very y oun
man
He also bad *eei» the Gutn
He ahdlcaltnl In lh3l» rather than im
Draga, whom be d.r.ribe* a* having
cepi a conatliutlon concocted in V
b.M*n much old.T than ibo king
H‘‘
was not *urprt*ed at tb.‘ rev.HutU.u
hU *on* MlUn aud Michael. The Ut and the l.iiirh.ry i.f the royal famll
He state* that such a re.uli was l
ler a ’Xb rmau ideas ’ wert^ dUllkiMl by have belli cviHvtcd from the manm
ibe.p.*iple. who drove him out in 1848. in which Hie kingdom wa* governed
I'rliice
KaraG.-..rg..viich. who
wa
and made Alesander. stm of
1
yesterday prtMdalnied king, Mr Car
George, prince
But he wa* a w
jiM * a*^ iin
ling, and was driven out in lur
. nder I..
such aiW wi
Uii by a revolt led by the Obrcm Old Mtlosh wa* recalled, to die. alter
all hU yeiir. of war and
Ini
pearetuny In hi. bed lu nuio
Then
'hi* sim Michael rolgned once m
Hut In lltiM he wa* a^alnatod by
the Kara George faction In the garden
of hi* rounlQ

house

The eonaplra

lura had intended to proclaim 1‘ete
grandson oIXara George. l«t their
carrU# broke down on the mad back
to Bplgrada. and they were arrested
and

esecuted.

and

MlUn,

grand

nephew of MUoah. placed
on
throne
There U no evidence
IMer Karageorge. then as now a quiet
. scientist living in Lucerne, knev
thing id the murder* plol. bn
name waa then, a* now. the rallying
cry of BervUu revolulh>ul^la. The

fl'

HELIVEDINSEIVIA

scandaluu* history id King Milan U
well kmiwn In 18W he was forced
abdicate In favor of hU **.n Alesan
der, then a lad of IS. who turned out
to be a moral degenerate
With the accea.lon of Aletander aptwarod a new power In BervUn pidl

and att eodant of AteRaoder'a mother
Qaoba Natalie
Nearly 10 year* Ale
wader’s senior, her scandalous
lions with him fed her husband
vorce her
In IMMI she Induced

rela

aader to lake power into hU own
kand* and to marry her, and untU her
death she was the real ruUr of Ber
she baea

mtMl

to

id bU follow er* and support era are
In^regaritlo Gwirgovlich. Mi Carl
m say* that in bi* opinion It will be

Hnnday morning. June 14. at
kick, to attend the memorial
I in the Second M K church

Ml Am kU
M W* h«lr !«<***

TRY A MCOftO WANT Aa

golS

brick

dealer or

OIML.V...

a

lleniiy

^The

-oaviciltm*

tit man)

are t.vo

tn^lances the

.ictims are afraid .if ashamed to ap

oday U a*
kn.iwlng as wa* the slx year-old td
en-year
f a century ago, and
Uiy of today U in m
quite a* much a man a. w** hU
grandfather at eighteen, one might
naturally eimet that in due grads
grad*

itear

should U* old beyond hi* year

-.-mains -unpuuisbc-yp^i-* wm.

against

the

swindler*

When

hey do appear and *u. .^
»n hav ing
he criminals punish, d on. always
that despite the satA-flMMory ..ui
•om. oi the affair, the w,.rk ha* only
iH-.-:, hall done so long a- the man
ready

.. buy eounlerlell bills or the gold
" Middle age. ro far from Lurry In
.nek . !andi«sUiu :> .d.ialue.1
If. In
m stand
Id se«*m9 actually to
t« have .tead a batch .d worihle-s pa(s-t and
lard and marched along sawdufi. Ihe sp.-t-ulatorwith an .-as)
Tht re i* a Jauullne**.
cience had
an elasticity -alH»ui the
bundle of in-r
middle life of i.Klay at which our
sther* w.»uld
have- shaken
their
^•ads as nnsiemly
The gulf which
nre >eparat«il the middle aged par
h.iii. The man who faneied he hi^d
ei.i iron, his cl.iMren ha* Ihm-o tilled
uj.
Tl.. eunatn which shnmded the
oid would have Imxh equally In
d youth aud whUh caustnl him
riou. Ill firttlng the bargain ini..
Tcganh*d with respeci. If not
1 nu.n. y
The fact U.ai th.-y w.-r.
awe has iH-en idled, and in
idie«l made them r.-alDe ih.- fael
nee
to the
same intluence*
they had pinned th.-lr -faith I.
have made the *clus»)lH.y
imental
officer
alm.»*i i
men. and then w.-i.i h.-«inise they
of his men. the middle as
liad lost their money.
tan ui tcHlay is never s«v hap,.y
ThU fraternity ..f unpuiiish. d crim
hen working or playing
|

$2.75
For this lar)*e, well madt*,
iHauliful willow rocl>er,
jiisi like t ut. Larjif lincMo
sf^li'ct from. \V«‘ hnvr a
lar)»<‘ an«l compleltr line
of all kintis of porch anti
lawn
liatnmock>.
St'Uros:! iammock chairs.
Canvas sIihvIs. Rock­
ers. Croqiitl Sols, anti an>lhin)j you want
CiOODS. at the lowest prict s.

J. W. si-a-te:
WHOLESALE

Practical Moim* Furoiahi

kND RETAIL

r**b.‘

with

and actually
youth

In

c.

inaU has another bran, h whi.-h has
<-«.me into public notle.- recently Incause .me of Its lll«•mlN•^s ha.1 been
bHd.Hl. his money taken and his phms
jch.-me to ’ Im-jm ’ th«- nu-.-s ruiu.*.l
The branch r.-f. rr. d u. U mad.- np .»f
nu-ti wh«. ent.T cmkpiracy with iKjtiple
w'ho have. .4
lies

‘monk.:

hex own age as

pr. t. nd to have. fa. ill

for tnt.-r.-.-p«iug

i. h-graph

Kag.-s Iroiit Hi.- ra.-e tracks

m.-s

lu most

ng wtiUien w'h
Wi.uld have IM^
,s ol la.pel.-ss
fart that Hie i
today is much youi
es Iv of com

SHOE BARGAINS

’I’^rrwR^to'hlor* No. M

Ove, -jmi lu.is-Njf La.lic* am! Misso’
.mgola an 1 Calf Skin shoes, sires I
to 44; a vajicly uf styles; every jutir of
t;tKKl ijuaUiy.
.\ S|*ccial Batgain for
feet; regular $l.o'J and ^ a
values:
;

1 $2 M

...FpR 98c AND $U5..
Kverylio.lv’tan save money on their
fmdwear by attendin’ our sample
shoe sale now on.

A. m. f=-RVIVIAN

H-cttng

UMi.t (H.lellt

ISMdr.Mjnt
issdr.Him

garni

sas to ha

LOVE HOT INSANITY

mother

l.irm ..f

How, Don^f!

the

came, and Hu- vicGin

Sb Decide* New York Judge. Even I
Groom 1* »0 and Calls Mi* 30 Year
Old Bride an Angel.
- l,ove a

I
j
f
I s

1 he iM.m I .M„ I

uding lo Judge Mat
-me cuun, who has

.-an

If you are in search of a handsome and
perfect fittinf Oxford, don’t fail to see
our large selection. Another assignment
of Ladies’ Fine Oxfords just r^eived......

« • Renumber, this is ’’Oxford Year.’
cq.t that he want .Ml t.i g.-t marrl.-.!
and It would he a .laiig.-rou* .I.mtrin.- lo d.-eide ti'.ai wa* in’'aniiv. ' th«
ciuri irfiid
The idd mans children^aiieiupted
to have bin win s.-i aside lon-au
lelt all 1.. the womi
.s»rding to an oddl;

Bacbant

Rojscoe, •

TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

'Front

TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

letatled many aliempi* of ihe
imrian to tlml a wife and told

T' ........... '

4 year old

he'U.uth Hhi.tv t
he ..Hot day
The Ionia Standard jtelU als.ui
oral barber who -huved - twenty
lien in. thirty mluwies to get a pr
>ut diteun’t aay how the. twenty
httin.^ an- bearing u|i under tl
njurle*
Mrs John Carlson .d Menekai

turtle while I
1?> the larges
n in thai m-ig
• men on li* shell wit
III keep
Forepaugh’s

.liiidren ol U\n d.-uti wJle pro
the lKM>k In evtdeiie*- and lU

GET OUT OF THE WAY
May Run Down CychiU

r.r.”,:r''rv

lief
nlng down sev.-ral
the alHMu ye.ier.1ay
Ide for Hie lir.-m. ii

" Iv" ..U ,h.. ....... ... ..uu.h

ihvy a?k uolDK
cam.cn.-arir run
In i.-siK.nding
and IT Is ImiK.*
to i.Hik

Startling Evidence.
Fie*h tesilra.iiiy In gr.-at quantity
1* ronsianily coming In. U.n larlng Dr
Kings’ New Discovery fur t’.msump
Hon
roughs
and Colds to b.- un
equale«l. A recent .-xpresslon from T
J McFarland. Behlonllle, Va. servea* an example.
He wrlie*,
”1 had
Hronchttls for ihitv year* and diK*
lured all the time wli
filed. Then I began I
New- iMfcCivery,. ami
i few
Udtie*
wludl) -ctred me Equally
eff.H-tive
in curing all Lung and Throat troti
Ule*. t’.>n*uropllon.Fneum.mia and
Grip Ouarantc-d by Ja-. t; Johnson
and F. H Meads.
Dr
bottle*.
lOe;
regular

And lUi- palm .hn u.V l»
luielligence meter
or Ignon
ler tell* h.HV Iiiueh or how 111
U*ad and oil ha. ha
R^ady Paint is the i
w.«rs twice a* long
OE^A *CO.
QUITS ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE
W. G. Hubbartl

Dr John I’belp.TayWh.-u the b
lor, nno-x p,e
-.ei lu Andover Tb.-ological s.-mln.
WH* |iuKt.>r i»r a Congregatloiiul cl
U lu a New England
rity he wn*
d aa iH-Uig iwrfclly
courteous UIU
..•eiliugly .-ousiderntc
of the ftH-Iing* Of othtT*. B.t. how he
came to make the faux pa* rei-urded
tn a siory of him D past undersUndlng.
A Mquu.io slugcr. who esplred to a
posUbm in the churtb «boir. had rocelred pernUnslon one evening lu alng
a aolo. The organist was nut pleawd
wRh tht rraugemenL and he pUypd

signation. It. take efft-ct Augu*t 1.
The c-xe«'uuve i-ommittc- will take
Imm.'diaie step* to select hi* aucce*Mir .M ye*lerday*s meellng of tjfe
long *.-lei lkni a* loudly
comntiiH-e t-x Henaior J W Humph
W hen the sulo cai
made superintendent of the po**lld.-.
end ll Vina fuHowed a»mb*l ivlthout
- department for the t-ilsu
iug year. and the Rev W. H. iV>ond pan** by tim fiasaatc of
‘-pr...f iMUltif wa* made vlct^-pr.
which Dr. Taylor Iiad s.-le.'ted for that
and member of the ewcutlve commit
erealug. and whkk began: "And vhei
the Rev. David How
lee.
the oproar had ecAMd.**—New Torh

Th

IV/IOtMDAY

IS WASt-i
D/XY-------

.And (111- hmiwwifr slnmld have all ihc
h.Mvy work

as ,«.ssit.l,-.

inak<- this

coitvvnirno-

S.-.- how w.- will

mOT TMSoLoTI-IES-TO SOAK
in a jjooti si/t-tl lull. Mic L'alvani/.<*«1 tubs an- iisctl so much; llirt-o thlTi-rfiu si/t‘N. lUlc. IMC ;tn«l 7.'»c, ami four tliffcrent kifuls of wooil pulp mbs.

an.iind Ih.-re wl
wen* killed and the remains sckltfred
for over a quarii-r of a mile afoiig
the road hetl*
Lillie M. l'ar|M*nter. of-Grand Rap
What Do You Think of That?
ids. savs In her hill f.ir dlvoree that
An .xehang.- last w.-.k had both a
b.-4-ano- she •went forward ’ lu a re ball game and the .-oinmene.ni.-nt
Itglous meeting h«*r huHliand lK»xt*d errUi-s ol Hie schtsii lo write np. Tin
her ears, and nintliim-^ to do so with ct.mra«*nc.-ment Vx.-rcls«-s of a large
out just caiiM* or prov.*railon
ctas-a w.-re treateil In an article ol
just Hint- Im hes. under a single Ilmhead, while the hall gam- r.H-elved
Letter to Mr. Lowell
just four limes as much space -and
was glv.-n a ’s.-ar.-” head
And the
i-ommeuc-m.nl article cont«m7-d HeIs-ar-Hir Palm is one of the t
iliai Railroad 4’i!tn|ianles
kiu.
siai.-inenl that Muck .>f spaV.- huhlds
alHUii
lb. >.m km.w what 'all ah..ui" ent.-ring lnt.» details t.f this .njoymeans*.’ It mean*. In palm, wheiv io able . vent
llellalre lnilt-|M-udent

S^e Super

lu lh.-w rjtms

ew. becauM

of which

r>:r<irdV

us that ih.
Isilrans
It which women are cnaldered
eligihle for marriage hai Iweii
very noiahly advauc.Hl of late years
and we
kmoy thai
the
lament ol
many a malch making mamma I* that
he most dreadtMl rivals of her dar

«lr home In a transfer Imu
It telephone |Nile cornel of

t-n^go to

1 to people who pay for gold,
peeled to have lung .Ince rut her
self adrin irom all ties blading her and stri^ of i>lank paper and sawdust
to her youth and to nsaume the ap
oM- who think they are .purchas­
pearance and deportment of a staid ing first class rounit-rfeii moaey. The

qualliy

want to keep giHiJ baiking au<
t df Aleiander
stu b a slate <
^country
A rnan.wm. warn* a galU.n
•aciful
gover
..t paint knows nothing aUmt
ImprolMibic.
alth.mgb
whatever 1* handy, or
get.
lHH‘n desirable
change
iminier to make ’ it '
Mr Carls,on i» a native ol Gr«*ece ^ A U|tiroad^t’ompany ^i^ks si
year
bul having
Bv‘rvla he U thoroughly famidu
The cheap-st thing, to pre.
.ry and ha* kept lasted uikui U-autity anything with, 1* pa
Id <«d event* In.ihai
the trond
the whol.. world is palmed.
There U more catarrh In lUU
lion of the country than all ofhor dU
aa*e* pul together,, and until the last
few years was aupinwcd
many year. di»c
able.
For a gi
local dUease and
tnr« pronounced
vraedlc*. and by
pre*crlbed
Iocs
constantly falling t.»I cure with loc
loca
arable
It*
pronounced ll Incurab
has proven catarrh to l«e
tonal disease and tberofu
require*
oonsiltuilonal
ireaimeiHall's Caurrh Cure, mgoufactured by
F. J. Cheney A Co . ToIeddT Ohio. U
th* only constltullonal cure on the
market.
It U taken
doses from ten drops to
It nets directly on the blood and mu
ootts surface* of the system
They
offer one hundn'd dollars for any case
U falls to cure
Bead for circuUrs
and testimonials. Addr.^
F. J CHENEY A CO
Bold by DrugfUts. 78c
Hall's Family mils are

a

ji kmi

l•s.len Trsv

Mtlosh. anot
the name of hi* employ
kiMlwn a* Mllo*b Ahren. Kara George

||

Michigan a
.mderMoo.1 Hiai the noance*
w
hull.llng
were
suppll
•mllhy Chicago patron* «.f tl

Fanner.
In
SoutbneM
towns
laklaml eouniy. iei»ort the lu^s
aluahie cow* from brain lever •'
animal* st-i'm to he all right w
just and
driven
from
the
pastures, but
Ofrtcars of LadU* of the O. A. R.
caching the Itarnyards are taken i
•mn. waa Titrklah ipaalia of BervU
tnd live only a sbiJrt time
The ljulle. of the Crsnd Army ol
HU troop* muUned and *Uw him T<
emely dUtinili at
Navigation Is extremely
Ittilllir IhBir crime In the ■ulian’* eye. the Republic elected the followJiig of
klnac
hccauxe of
be
Htralis
of
Mackli
fleer* wliniMit contest:
they preumded that ha had been oon
he dense smoke tliat ha* settled on
Idem-Mr* ChrUtensen.t
ho water.
Rapid*
Nick Thompson,
Benlor Vice I'resldcm- Mr* (
Houghton county, has ’ ec
lillaon. Galleii
Juiibir Vice lVc*l.Uni Mr* KdUh the luurdfr of his wife hv.
to the
mountain* *** a ««incherd Small. HI Charic*
Her iMHly wa* found
hat time, and Thompson wlilhr heh,*
named George, the aun of l>< U r. bet
Treasurer-Mr* Cell* liatbei,
examined the other day a* to hi* san
ter known to hl.tory a*
K.ra, or
tv lonfeKsed that h.Tau*e *he nag
Hncrelary — Mr*
kUiy
Nichol*
.1 him and made life a burden, h.
Kara George raM^l ibe *t*ud*i
(lushed
her 4tff the dtak one utghi
' ChaplaTn -Mr*
Mari.
V
iia
Mb* they were out walking together
evolt, drove out the Turk*, aud
lletrolt
Foreiuvugh's circus gave a perform
or
Bervla
virtual
• Sons of Vstersn* Officer*.
li t- Ml ihe state prison In^t w.ek be
Th(»ugh wholly Illiterate, he
H.uve III.- ful
The Hun* Of
man of keen
mind, atrict Ju.tlce, and luwing ofllcers:
1
’‘‘no^ImM.^
ba* a nw.n
J.ioiue
Deparliueni
Cuiniuunder
high
IntegHly. The flmt thing he (
bigbinte
K Turner. Muskegon
when bU poalUon waa *ecur.- was
Henlor Vice Cumnmn.lei;
on
Tuesday.
free public aeliool* Hut i
HiK'k. DIam.
pr*«tratlon of AuhlrU under
Napo
111 at the knitting mill where *
employed and was taken to her
T«^m‘* bhiw* and the latter’* Invaakm
in an unctmscious slate Nothing
of
Ruasta deprived him of foreign
thought to I** serh.u*. imt the
hupport. iK I ms be wa* drtwn from
that she l.s still jimxmsciou* is
arge-Havmund
power by a TurkUh army.
.<lMig the physician* called io se.
Among
the
aMmctatca of
Kar
George in the war of llberalkm wa
Ohaplatn ll. L Hm*ok. 11*
been proclaimed kiag by the a*ima*liii

of .Jha deacendant of the betrayer.
Kaiiy In the nloetMth century

I ;

Mlnne
J:
Vice
IVealdenl*
. wU. Muskegon
. rronl.l.ut Mr*. Siu'IV
Junior
Midland.
Mn^. K i: Cole. Mu^ki*

AND OflElN OOODB
speculator In «reeta ffoods la broRSht
to juMice and poalabed for nHadllai

:s make a living by givlag base

Prof Desmond, a clairvoyant who
ba* been in IflMannba for 10 days.
added Ui the blood)
reenrd
b*.fun
gone, and hts patrons are moornJ. w. HANNDN. lAtu>r mA
littoeh betrayed Kara George to mg the lo»* of money, dlamoods. ling*
and
jewelry that had been planed
iha Turh^ and’row^ -lo |»oirer upon bi»
Ith him for varlouk
anTassel of Kalkaska U the
i*»*se*
heat that was made
0} hU greatgrandfather.
bo came
»o New York In
He was a car•nt.r by trade and made Ibe chest
1 Holland
Mr VanTassel also has
piece of crocK^-ry that hi* ancestor
uH-urfHl from the Indian* when he ar­
rived
tn America
Mf.
VanTassel
of age and enjoy*
ELECTCO
OtPARTMENT
COM
was never sick a
day and never look a drink of liquor,
MANOCR OP O. A. R.
loe. not use totmccxi In any form. He
lev er went In school bul six months
h hU life, but nevenhele** has man­
Ofliaars Chosen AUo for Women’s
ge^ to pick up a pretty fair educa
lief Corps, Ladles' of the O. A.
The trustee* of the Michigan Fe­
male Seminary
at
Kalamax***. an
nounc<- that tli.-y will wmn couiiiience
Ion work on
a larg« lu-w
June 12—Ai the I
building
. Michigan O A. It.
MliTONV OF DfNVlA*t DLOODV following offlcer*
musical •Hidio*
TbU will
fr* were elected
ly to the capacliy of ihtw
FEUD.
thtp^mcnt Comma
ami allow the u*. of the
VaaRaalte of Hoiund.
(^ hidatpiB traippdy repartad IB the
sin building almost entirely
prese
Vico Department
l^ralsriUoord from Befcrmda wma 1
d
en A Aldrich of Mu.kegitn
ha* taken a new It^se of life
Vice Ijwtment
Upariment Cc
t!ummand.
the raatrtkm of hatred* arouM
the lutsi th>ee year* and Is
try \ht, amMUoiu
womaa
who ba*

Medical D
year* ago lu the rivalry of two *trong of Mason.
Woman's Relief Corps election.
Th<« \V<imsn'«
Relief
Corps con
* Both of theee men were of the bum
rHid<Hl It* iM***lun late y..*iordsy after
ble*t orlgm, aay* the Inter Ocean
llh thu i lecilon of olTlcer*. The
Nalther had even a family name of hi*
.for the rnsulng
owa. Una hMme a national
hero follow*.
Ikpartnient
IVealdeiit
The other betrayed that bero to death

FROM GOLD ERICKS

cmlidtnc dupes, right mlndiMl men
rejoice and applaud the ac!
These

T ronspiraer b> iba«e ehom she
bed Hvfb atMiDdeot pereooal mu»e to

reaJiV ruled Bervla for ten year*, lu
part. It was the latMt chapter of
claa feud which
began
nearly 1

Tliair Vawlh Uwtif Thay ara ^
ActuaNy Old.

CHANGE
When

Ian and Waiiiwi Nmir BaMt to Ra^n

SFMiaBCAN

taaleled on Al«aader*s adopCtaa her
owa brother es hU heir, and thu>
a poHilcal eKra»e f..r e revolu

hate her
Aad •« a m w Bet uf murderer* t«

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wAN-r oooD wA-reiR
iiuiNi liavf ihciii look at lh«s«’ ‘wo.nl p;iils, pulp pails, tin pails ihc'^alvani/fil pails soil from-JIV to 4.V; wai. r paiU Hk. Kic. *J<K ; IX r^iiniirtl

bi t|t. paiU’jrK ami :IV.

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nriHE SOAI=> QVJES-riOIM
mathV: Lenox, American
ml, lax on, Fels Naplha,

i> stilvcil htTo;
t ro; you
\ tju cho>
cUom: lirom llu: Inrsi
amily. Oak
ak laraf,
laraf. Hij»
Hij^ Ai im:, Ivory, I
l airy. While Cioiul, ami tlo/ens of oiht

wASMieeto ^owokfws
save .. ami these are iht! best: C >hl Star, C;ohI Dust.guet n
are: labor
ui
Fowciereil bor,ix
Borax. Kirkaline.
Anne. Scnibine.
ScTubiiv I'owctereil
MUST HAVKSL.UINO
ami wc >ell it lo yc/ii in any form, and th
Iht: liquid form and the Bluinj; Ball

, ery best quality.

OL.OTMCS SASICKTS
to lake your clothes to the lines and jjathttr them u
while sprinkliivi^. See iht: difftrrent sizes anti qiialit
OL.OTMKS l.iriiKS
that will not break, ami that d<m’t cost much.
twisieil. the jute and wire et)vered.

1 hf powtler.

when tlry, and to use

I here are the braitled, iht:

WASM BOAMDS ' • ,
rhe sanitary with perforatetj holes, the patent i;alvanizeti. the.new patent
wire, all the Mrealest labor savers.
'
Wi^lNOKRA
rinuer and the
rht: small, all steel, the: larj»e all wJ»otl, tht: new bench
new patent adjustable wrinjjers.
IROISlINO BOARDS
that can be adjusted any heiijht. the best matle. sell for $l.(Kl and $1.T0.
MOfWCISSINO SRCISMKS
The rice root, the Palmetto fiUre and the all bristle. Then there are mops,
ch.
and the l>esi of elastic ami gloss starch
lui brocRns and rldthes
Rl
OL.OTMI
torm
for house use; where you only have a small washing. t>r it is stormy:
kind sells for *25c. (the cheapest we have ever had); anotherr style iwith
nicklcd trimmings for^'a dollar. Then theere are different sizes of racks

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THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

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THE EVENIKO KEOOBD, TRAVERSE CITT, MICH., SATURDAY, JHKE 18, 1903.
He vna wakened by being thrown self la. the engine wan worklag at
violently out npoo the fltKvr. and hi* fvi: Mss-d and the tug was heeded !
With all his
At both nervleea of the 4ny there vrlU funny booe ached where It bad struck - tmight fvn* the reef.
of the engine
It wa< i»erM specinl piuslc. under the direction lie
lowly circled
Mr. nnd Mm.
Wllllninson. Chorus fecily dark and the lug was n.llinc
p*. Wl
th<^ b.»at lay
as he had never known her to n I’
a in m
waves striking her
U-fvrv.
HH:i loi!f a*:^ep.
for
The H.dy
there .came
the «h-.r and .q- n.sl u aiTla tia*h .-f
forgot, for
.^.tJ aai.-r o-.k him in the faci- T.hat
dny
evening.
7:
UiUe thool at aooe
aoKe him .ip qjtje efleoiually
He he wheel pulled and pulled tni he
Snturdny night, united prayer
C hristian Endeavor meeUnc at €
u»pp.d ,uii and ju.t as he did m. houglA Uii arm* wo Ud be tom fropi
study of ihe Sunday school le
CTill.lrtns day atrvlce
<tu v.iud eaugl.t him and the tug gave
Iders.
He braced
hUnaelf
i. H«»oda> sThtMil at <:3U p. «
he sixb*s of the pitot house
I to womhlp nrlth na nm A liir.b itoai nearly threw him m%-r
Th* iiaMor is expected lu be he
He 4.m> t-aved hiniM-lf hy -el his itH-ifc. shut hb eye., and hung
wurklngnien and the poor l-nr.l
uiu <*alir.»niia and will preach at
dr. ppiux .m his fa. .* on th-* narrow m for dear Ufe till ai last the atraln
Ji Stmet Church.
roomlpE >er\lro. and als«i give an ad
ceased entirely,
SiiDdny schdol. 2:30 p in .
iu the evening
mk ui and *th. 4 .7 rail * A<‘ih!- h 7t
and found that
PrearhiiiR :t .w* p m hy the luist..
A cordial vrelcome tn nil.
r. lied ihv other WAV he ro-e. ri
ChHstinn Science Service.
Frienda.
f..r%»ar.l to. the pilot hoii*e. and.
*.UK ha. k >uaii;hl
r Mackinac.
H was 1
Henry McKinley. Pnator.
Ke
*thcr sheswas making
Ml. f :45.
headsaV
• not. hut Jack thought
Morning
liming nervlon nt 11 o'clock.
Hunday nurtwi
Y P.8 C.K.«:U.
.Snhjei-t
The
d
The lug wa- no- longer
Evening service. 7:30.
tomie F. ive '
iji „.e d.H k. that was e. rt-m • Sh.Man. Evolved hv
Wednesday. 7:30 p
juas diifting aU.iit at Ihe m. rev of
All invited to end
every sor jihe wind an.J wave*, and th.we wn>
lUtv Wm Lnufmnn. Pnator.
' •
in., .me ab^iMl hut him*ell
He mtisi
the tires
7 .;o. t-ia>» meet In K
Adventist Church.
have ^lefU -ev.-rat h.Mirs. t,.r It was
found the engine working beau
jn .:«» worship
ItaptUni of Infants
> and the M.*am had risen to
W. n, Matthews, imstur
ltd ad.th*
ll.HepiH.n «.f niemlM-m
y live, hut wh.*n ho reachevl the
japproa. hu.g
h. ii reru...n lop*'. The Spirit and
Bahhath achixil at 2:00 p. i
*ide and th.*n
[ie Ikjv,
Musical numlters:
An
ITcaching at 7:3**:
fcuhj
e.vngM
ed‘ lor the n*7 once more and
It. It. ch.-tr. M.lo.-Where U Henveur
k-»ir.icil..n of Ihe WU-k.*.l/
shoSe weary wx.rk of bringing her
Ir Wi M.
anthem, -nnaard. Chris
N-,..cta,
,r ce.ir-e had i.» ho done ove:
an S-.l.ti.-rt, eh.dr
g auil I
next vinie ho fa.steued the whc\ 1
Sunday School nt IS:OF.
m*ar it was
This
a puve ol rojK* so that U couiU
u i:.. hu.Horth la-ague
viimtuer 111 the fish
uii turn, ami that hel|K-a uiattors a
7 '.•» Children^ day cimcert hy Sun
fa.h-d out, careworn i
never srs*n
great deal
At the
dav iKii.a.i and ehoir Prugrain:
w ith a aprui*e,
up to da
The
wU;.l
ve MH-f was hut mile
should
take
H.vrky Mountain T.*a whi.'-tled and
n cai.nlhalfc and I* .1
mo when
he
tirsi
liack
that youthful, glrluh an 1. CHI. hli.g
rntljfi.ia-n- s*i.*oi41
!,*. for he loM nearly
q- ned ll,
Til. riiM-v-n ' KiiiK.h.in;'
Id mat. from
K..ps the old
.1
rullM
i|t 'nio hHil
While lending tires
in.i^ior ty the k,|
e lie gain.-! h.-Mvven Hines
1 -h.ii
ui.. I, .
u
la.v Ki Ihe
Jack wa* a-m.M.1
exhausieJ, and
va* ju. i making tip hks mind that he
t.Hl‘«t|..n
-llirdri of No FeathervcM.ld have lo try to d.Hlge fiasl the
M JMj]ai<i>m!h
truth- Tavior
eet :mi.L iheii let the lug drift down
Wl.st a iM.MM.hle dn
i»T el
t
oiih.iii
lun.Mltlr. and
Hal-lefi.
ke
lake
iH-fore
the
wind,
when he
hr
,i,vr^rur
lift worl.i tht* would Ik* V
iai»i»en thai he waiaught sight of something that pui\
M..ei.ra> huu.r. h h. j ‘
'“V
all.-ueU eiM LIT s of mni.kii
ji* (1
>« *
-? The last ihlng ,vw litc into him. There. k‘ss than
Mhv. we «lo not t*egln l<
he w.t.sl.vmgdoWl. i mil.- nway. wajc a saiiluiat coming
han.li d t-;^
uia.rh.i
th. Ir n«.iut..M in.|
and .
town hitory H.c ga’.e straight as an
anoH towar.1, him
In five minute.
If.-rliauoi. • iJr.Mrl,eii •
*he was along>t.lv and Frank and An
Mate MrAvov
light v:.nnot
Cxvrvh
•
llu^y
W..rL
I i.e/Aineneau Zra.M** <Mti»Kre-is ai
ha.l g..
to gas nml
ir.t.d Par.
‘jiiM.i.ig n-rolv. I in fuf.M- I.I ioin
noi i.-ll, and
tV. i. hx d out on th.- na
\ vlini le
Mh J. ulsh philanihroidr M--i. ii.r in
he Wi'Mid
1... pilot hi.M^.V whiU- Ft
■’rank
art- fa\or**d l»> Uu- a*-auli> . imn h *• *r
Iw
« ill* •--•’M'* •«.» «•«* f. ial.n.' in
hiv Kiniin*. Eafavetu. 1
I ting oj.i.M- s.-l
thi..e«n ii.l tie
1 net have hapi.-ne.
wheel and Ai.Hu.uv ^huvcled1 ct,a!
he wh.
|,r:v.
eypn•^<•d that Mr. TIh^mIoi.
m i.lat. d H ill, hnet, I...
Two d.-v * aft
ll.-t iiunon -- Th,- W IdeniesH Lull
..rid iltr-M^d of dentfli.g all of H>
he,*11 ih.Te
the luma.-,
It Unik them
^
lUi^Ht velf hhoulil purchaM* a aiK.d, i
er imM-uh.ti o, II.,- mr Ih .,uu, * liluiui
s h.i J. V
was i.Mt ih minghl)
n ach Mackinac
• ,R«Tin I'roDh ui S haudroin. pi, « ,
ii;,i.*vl, >vUh . w..n.hrful hl.,.*h*gM^*u trigl.tened and
wlldered H. .hi any
^ii.g th,
»..at Lxhjnil, but
Just Imm-O flnl^lu'd |r)
light. e;,«-. v-| hr Ih.- innum. iald.- Imc
ng hui eow»,*i d.vwn in on.* crnei
mkh* ih.- gale
le hV Mli.>ld,*d
1» itoH lilt Its way
a .ht^-ai
Mx ltnn.lrrai:..n
teria wl.h h have d. vo|,.i--d In th. lime,
Ihe ph.U he
ih.. iVi
While House
The lu*dsii ad l.a^
•led Htat.
,
.1 Che wA^-l’wIiVc!
'n.e light w.;i huM. t.iilli.intly from
v.M eani.g lirl,
ideSagain
iu
th.
a hiiili h«t.d
lioard aiih lau mul
oinn.i ..Oh. 1 Wai
h.iniv
n the fi bing jgrouiids
two h. IhnN- w.h Lv .ji Iv « |.. ||e.|Iy
pan* r. uiiliin a larger o\al, aitd tint .11
-llrhlKef,
|.ath> hat.
And H v- i- h'.w a !Ih.v who kep
alio.f IA >iirrounded li> OIiki
e..l«l ligl.i
New York Pr.**
IM
Mine h
^1i.M.uf
apidi.
a.ih in him e!i. jl..pt <Nj!m and Impe
TIm- •pn atl of Hie |i!a»;iii u h
:.f a <aiH..
uL and di-l hi* h.-t .-u.-ceTM.Hl wh. M
iM t.*; ha. Mad..
tell
.I an niaiin
aU.inInK Mac
Cuts. Bruises and
Burns Qujckly
-.■lir
infeln-iu
I 1. - t.r.tx,* *-..d' vvo.i;.| huv\- failed
III.’ ai.liU Mitre■ lV.i|, Mile. Ilie l»all>
g
Healed.
tienevlev.
dath.n ^ My
Waits .orre-jHiiideiti
Tl..^
t.l
n.amh.-riHiir- l*ain Halm 1^ an anti
aiib a hens
•„ pin -liniiu. nl. and when applied t..
Veteran Refuses lo^ Ac
ih.‘ fr..ni
Th
I
In the t
pray.-d he gi, w
r
.1 ilu- ilMlMl. |.aiil.d.l|r tNeun
.
III-..
htiiM.*s
and
hunt-.
tam4-s
them
and MrA T C lloa jon ^
h.v»e lK.'>^«.aMarKed h> 1 l.r dUea.*.'
the heal wiihoui Iiiaiuiat.oi, and m'u.-h
....shvly ;d„.Mld tefu-e
M#. Mar> A J.,!..: . n »i... .Ind ai
more .putUy^ihai. loathe uMial^ Mat

wi”-.. fhe ^ of"2S, -

WHAT THEY .SAY

Rer. WUej K. Wrisht.
Oodutr of SiroeM.
CjhlWrMTs day

Your ‘'BEST” Flour has
given satisfaction, and I
have not had a complaint
on quality or price. TRY
IT FOR YOUR TRADE . .

\

HANNAH & LAY CO.

lEWS
t
UNCftAL NEWS
OF THE WOILD

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saute^ diuii.K all

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gM.'lltd
..ioit> H]
ith AIri«-a

and

nnU

V\-.- lit. Mtay it. aii |Mt
•Me|.i th, Hau l,tiM %
1 h.. ki

i; ...ital

Height

Is Iron,

isn

vs illi.t .1. >h.
itn I

I ran
ihk«
flk-UM*
l.> l-A
dall>
When Iti -t. i.p.'d on thi
1, WadtiitKioi. .n his Minn.
It, u h
di k-n.tr d
and
dMap

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l'n|t;»h;ell rallM..t-t t.aehs III

m-

'>^‘Ma.gt,r.i Ui,i..-J^tU ol rn.
!c
Mmu . 1-^ i::: ^'.ai- .d.l
S:
I ih.- inollu r ol ten Ha- teh iUpH

7.
HI..- TfH«h
n... Kii.ptv..^ fn. I

laud

4-d lo

’iLT...'i' 'li:.

I* ‘aar
jir.-l»*rr«*.l retlrnneitt.
'feMdeiil
♦ ».-H V M .

t.i|it<-iii

uidt;:.;

.ring 1- lot the ehildren
t> fun.]
from every M-h.dar;
rroii. iIm.m- win. can alT i

■ IhM-r g.-n.-iAl ;
IlM- vhlldMU a
.lau^hi. r of

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.ndigeMi.oi at
Mi - . Sarah
r chtitu
Mil*': . and havi- I
a.h and Idv-r TahUth. llH*.! 1..
v.vv nim-h ...

u;iv»r777*of'’h. r 1 lea!
hnif. w..man - woiK in ear Hnt.
U,
\.ga>. New M.xlro
haihtoii.t.^ on 1 .-..I.
Tl.r KM.ui.d HU4

•T'hM ’

Wash

Iin.- ILhing nor yet ironing l»iit lUh
ii.g w.ih
|H»uiid nets and gitl lu-l-'
TIm.v had tak.-n whitefol, am! Iruui
hv the hnndMd. of |H.unds. i.. sav
nothing of pnker.-l and perch- and
•ker- and .logll h and

riuon: 10:30

All arc cordially, invllfvd to
services
"
Conoregntlonal.

tbci

It... 1> ('ocblln. Pastor
t.to.lr.-n^ dav piogruni will heg
4t >. :u :i in., and will .K-enpy tl
-ii... cl th.-‘ uu.rmng h.-ivic- and tl
Siit.la. -rl.o..!
A d.-iighirul progra
ha* b -n PM-Iwred hv the Inlerinet
all- and primary .l.-iiartm.-iiis of tl
, iMHd
Thi* h the t-hlhlMM.-H day. Ir
v.h. r- ai .- in .......... and a ill he seau
til-1 a II.r a-s l-.K^ll,le
Ini.-rm.iliate
I'hrlstlan
Emleavi
-?«-i l> at 4:30 p m
Y- :-.4 r.*..pr.-* S.K-lely of Chi MU

a^n
Baptist.

. ou the.rang...
gLi that no hn
e I.Ml.

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The Peerless Shirts are
----------- can buy.
money
I
,Mfo Co,-D«
It.. .cl*“

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Pm. nri .

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Special for tuesdap

riev W. T Woodhousc. Pastor
S-.nday School at 12:00
llirai.v llllde class, 12.
It Y. P IT . C:15
AI! an- cordiHllv Invited to Hiieod
Second Methodiat.

,t. nd. ni order id P.ueM. m. ai
n.l Him -ery ic.At 7 -•*. the rhildreuK day
M
Hill take the place Of tl..*‘
i’la * meeting. !*:4r. a in
Kiin.lav school nt 12 m
Junior lx;aKU

*“ir
Mtm* of those saim- |irt tiy Unit: ftioi
>U>ols like we hat! a feW \vet k> ai^o at
llu-same itK! prire. :
:

Mwarl JVY.
Smith.
deiiartm

lle*ls»USC -

nation

.360.
.t in this sale as
Same i-tHulition
ions one. No j»lu>n ortlcrs taken
\vf tio not noi tieliv rihem. : : :

l{emmb& Ifstmsda^!

and ^mIss

^r:al“s"''E\.-rcbe- 1-Nvo glrb.
S .lo
A'carl Teller. - 'with
i.y Plass^Ko
Ih-citaiion Haze] Hart
Sung Primar) dei»rtmenl
U.-ciiatlon hv Evelyn I’has.
Hot and t-homs t'lass N.
Exercl-es l.y
rt*clitttio
IVm. the ITess the llalloi.- %
rus. • P.iMl Yvn.r Arinor On '

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Sl-,.:,;-..-

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Class mcvUng at 10:00 .
Worship and aermon at 10:3fl
llible acbwl at 12:00
Y P A at C:80
VVonlng »ervlco at 7:80.
A cordial welcome to all.
tirch of 9hrttt (Olacipio

^Miimlng. JM:3d; •uhJv'Ct. -The Ufe
1
t'hrlsilan
Endeavor wlU meet In
tirangc hall at C p «
Junkmi ud
V IntcrmiHlIaie* Invited.
Co«»ecratlan
service.

.‘Hii.x

ilu*i roiuarl
e IcMer.
j.F.!.aht>
g..:d aud'louu ov.i th.
.- to f!..-p.‘n,|„h building

at m.. tra.h- i.ow and
xjiHC 1 jg*» miproving

e.'.ul.*!prt7a'hl!*’‘ll a^for a ;whi!
uml att.nd to th- .-te.-ting
Auyh.o
he MMild iiv. and th.-M* vvouTd b* n
harm m llnnu up

o4 be in m-ed of a
jKcifully your*.
. -—•^.d*din L. Ri» g»-r ■

Palace of 367 B. C. Discovered,
Royal P
III.- vonrM*' of the exph.ration
now pr.iA-eeding in* Ikn-otla <»u

tiul the 4i,H.r to^
all lirt.k >ia
’i..-Juin>» in J:*;:
'i.te of ‘ il.e hoai
ba;* j.bl
disn
F.r^l he lrie.1
MMi. ,-i of irv^e.-*^ adorn
,ee h..w much '
Ihe bul.r
Th.-M-le w;U^ 1
thong
The Peerlew Fine PanU a
; re better
open.*d il,.lo'ug.-r ll
than merchant tailor made, ^ade by
one liack To the lug.
.h«.r ol ll..- lurintvs' and ks.ked in. H
eerles* Mfg. Co.. OetroiL
Sold by
i.rk was not done y,-t. There
II first-claa* dealers.
undrtNl iKuin.lH
1st ho de .!iawn the «r,- and cJeane.1 it all o*
dghi. and
hi fore h.- hll
iliac was Iwentv nvo mUca away
• It s a pity Iu* »*oul.ln i h.ivt* Mu.ug’i!
lines were east off. and ih.» ‘ Wa«*
,.f m.- when 1m- was
eareAi! of tl,.*
tiaid. naiicroft. la.—Rocky
hackM away from
Mlh-r!” said Jack to htin-eT.
ea ha< put new Ufe Into
f. pushiHl out Ihruugh the latwer
Ilf. tore on 111- l.ark Iroiu the hirch Pi. Sl-.all alway.*,keep
:waykeep it in the house.
Entrance, amt lurne.I her iw.se tt. the
w.ssl and lhr,*w H into the Ah i
Make*:
siek
hyu'O
. on it. ami PM *
la* (5 J.ihn'xou .
1

Tka Bank far ika Laharm§ Mma
Wc are open each TuesvUy
eve from 7 lo S:30 for joul,
sj^ical licncifit.
—^ !
Tka Bank far ika Farmar '
Nfany farmers arc our custo­
mers and a well fnown fann­
er is on bur Boanl of directors,
Tka Bank for tka Lariat
A large number of Lulict have
accounts with us ami we ap­
preciate their business.
Tka Bank for tka CkBdraal
Teach them to save hlUes.
l,et them begin their accounts

^«^y* ____

tbtBamkUrJIll
H.S. Hull, President.
C. A. Hammond. Cashier.
H.C. Davis and
A. V. Friedrich. V. Pree’ds

THE MAN BOTH KMO AND
WISEACTS ACCORDINGLYs s
In the tirM p’a.V U- flu hU
house with gas and tit^ Wolsbach
burner, thus enjoying the most per­
fect artific.al l.^ht known. At all
time;, without \::r!atl.,a in qualuy
anxl at rut.*-. di tying compeilon.
Then, a* an act of kindness .to the
wile he has sworn to “love and
prt,teci.-- he
will
Install a Gaa
Range. a.s a token of love, and u>
protect h«*r from the daug.-rb and
toil incident to other methods of
etKiklng This will cherish feeling*
to make hb home a paradise
As
^ervl(N*v are st.ll run .free, and
Ranges. Fixture* nnd all other aiv
Idianc-s sold and placed at cost, a
man of miuleratv means can supply
hlmscT
whh
what were a few
years ago considered InxurU's, I ut
are now l.voktM uiKin'as m*ci-ss|.

iiuniKt an tu (Hipih
YOURTEET
...Aijp OUR...
•Nurses Comfort'

A Light Low ShN f«r thi Houu
will be w-arm fricnvls as
soon as they meet. It is
our ambition to please
our cusiomerv.

ROWLAND DOUGLASS
New Shoe Store
RutnePs Old tUivd.

Front Bt

rv7n*oi*’a-r.e'' ' Anth’i?nl\n«l.^ hav

UP I he flm -.* ami Hm.ugl
smok.-siack,
Th,*n h.* laid in
.-stack,
T
an.l 4-.«tl, ananging it v^-ry care
fully so that
should h. . a g.ksl
Hint there
lit
.Iran
vv.hmI

The waves w.*m* n.d large, hut the;
That WH-* tlM- hai.lest leiM .d
iM* sharp, amt lh.*re wa> an al.-r
wind.- thing and it sxs-iu.*l to J:
ok alM.ut them as if thev wv-re ali\.
as if it was hours lK*f..r.‘ the |^te
id getting M-:wly to do sotneihlny
h.-gun to ris.Ev.-ry l.ule while
■fVaiik. the wlosdsman. said it was
laid his Imnd on <he Ndh-r to ».h
going to blow
Spivtaele U«*ef light
twinkb-.! in the s.uiiherii horl/.m: and
Jack thought how far i
wtonahy l„* went «mi on .U-ck
and m-ver dreaim-.l how i
around, hut the Hying .-pra.v
be In a f<-w houm
For
.ireiUlu-d him to the skin and Iu- did
rising storm
- hisses and mutterings began to
v^at Iasi.
Ibu the light faded a
com.- In.m the
U.ilv r
Then
Huthe wind gry*w Mdder hi
le of ^t
iK-gau to da.sh.ov.-r the
hift his sea
live isumd;
glue rvM.m
,|-IV |»ound*
furnace and watched Anthony, tl
again
Th.ginevr. as h.- fv*d the Are. Irits
hr- decided
:.H-f was much lugaugevvK-ks. and oiletl the mi
Utile longer. He
liat he lu.Mi wai
erv. Jack had ftatchevl him bun
M he 4.pe«.*d the
of limv*s behu^c. and thought he*
run that engine hiins4*lf If only
would let him try.
h a wind ami s-a
again.-i i
It was hot tkiwn there lH*sidi
•aw
So !.*• went
holier, and the engine si-enu*,l saying
Mvom and ^tiiTed
Ihe same thing over and over again,
till Jack-M evelhb chaved kml h«* near­
he ne.-dle ivdiil. d U» eight)
ly feel off his seat
Anthony laughfHl
J.,..
•AJo and he d«iwn on the wmvd plh*
and take a nap. * gaid he
“I II wake thlch. when ip.su^ni into
tonld carry the
you up wl„ n we gel to Mackinac. acreage the
k an.l
Increase
ll was not a very dowrny bed. but
•w more cal and oil
Jack was lea. Hred to be particular,
ml then. vcT) ca
ao he stn*tche<l hlmst-lf out «»n a pile
h.*
turned
ihe
llm.llle
vsavc
uf fragrant htreh wvshI and ihiit his
V lUile wav
The engine U-gan to
evch
The engine sang Its loud, mon
otonouh chant on one si.ie and the ttiuvc and he threw the throttle wide
Inal the hull of'the ..pen and mmle a ruah (i»r the pilot
wavna daaht
and In two nlnutea
boat on the
like a log and An
Jack

K'

Rev. n. O. Ruth. Pastor.

i;.

..a ■ ll
fiJMl. a.i.i Xi,
UeM- ih.M-!
An.I ih.-n i.e l»*-g,.n
a..i,d. r wh. thei h. eoutdiM.. do -o,„.
thing himv'.!
H. ....... .
imt b-^il
iJm|.,..ui an-1 pikit-4‘o.l'*e a
th.* s;»u.. tin,. . lint it h.* only coui.

......

('horus hy the w-h.H.I
Hem*,1lciion
A conlial we'Icom.- to all tl

;.u.|

"a ': .i'rlli'liu;' >lr

Tk$ Bank far ik9 00rchmMt
andManafactaror.
Wc cyt) the accounlf of tome
of ihcrdvcavicai concerns in the

Wl int , KM chu
Shrtmaktr’s Sbrp.

IL.ct npidied hu
-iHug t-.nh l.b *;

il..mg|i ol coiir*.* h.* ha.l io hav.- a

and sreei.y and lomKiv. and he
glad when Ih.-v louml.-d a iH.iiil ^d
>,aw the CK.ks light ill tie* shanty
half a mile up the chanm-1
In a few
mlnuics the wli.de crew was< gal here,}
iu a rough little log house, and
sitting down to a im-al of is.rk
ns. r.i.-d whiiv-flsh. hrea.l and hutami Ilsh pt.-. Jack fell bydier hy

t,
oT 1..^ Wkiingni-ss
I..- ti:<g-H,;.iin*a any num
.Mb he Iwvano* *Srk. and i

•ft.:;:!:':-;';:.r-

T:r.

H. vital ion Ida Pumiuings
Uemarks It.-v Hugh K. nii

. Lrand

tbi Boston Store,

i:?£:i7!Hr£C'S5;
.rulle'tall‘el...iigh U. see out ol tieln.low>.r And now that
ay at Ihiftal.. .*n a
4 fath.r was
1„- not fe.-l ih:.i he
siness trip.
prer.. nt.Hl
r.'t.Hl ihe-..wu.
ih
So Jack sUsMl ..II III. .luarle, d.-ek
ami watch.ul the woik. and 1. It v.-ry
ImjH.nant wh.-ii the |s.u came up
hude.1 with Ih,- hlgge*! catch ..f fl-h
that had h,s*niaken that sea-on
And now. H.t the cvtiling cairn- .m
and Ih.* darkne;..* *..*ttled over laik,lluM.i, they w.-M*
.*teHti.iug
home
from Pt. St. Vital to U.w.1 Island and
supiH-r.
slopping at Smmg
bland
.-lud ^ Little IhH.t ^

skv ahead was still hriniaiii with te,
The Phildrcn vd I5»0:: * ami gold, for ihe twilight of the m.rtli
lasts far Into the night
hill hrok.-u clouds were beginning t(
8 of Ihe
iiher ov,*r Mackinac and the win.
rivilallons
line In stMUigcr
puffs Hc^.l^^
Ih

PholUH hy ihe t
Mb* Haggard. M

ni

iRih.r own

‘ InThe^’MiU

r II..-

jSi!

hi;*

• soim* hone-i souls
L-ih-.r .;nder th,* im
oug to take gov
•1. they .lo m.i

z.:-

::;c7
,o. -.* m lo he in much d.tnv-r I
thlv
I,.-, v^,.»l^.l | .',.p on .liilttn^ l>»»
br ami linl.e, .town ih.- lake t,!t
,»IIM- olhoi Iseil vMliie
Oi. l ed hi... up *

R.imlay school ;

aHdi.:pn.n i*.une

pn*.-«v.i 4H.
thM..;
nn.-d :4.e lil. f.oaC-. h it *h,i
uo fii.bmi elil..-r
S mrcim.

Ptopks
Sapfttgs Bank

:r-r.

.... ..fl::-..:!,
’"aI",

tBY.A TECDRD

want

MDisnintAllmil
Ol 6it Bills

Attar 15th Inst.

AD.

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST

l.of—r.nr, Ne

Wllbelni Block- CIU

FOR FLOORS mm Caiman's tlaatk

tens- Phono

A £SS Davorvpor-fcjfor^SO

Have Yau Room in Your
; ....Parlor....
Tor a bMUtilul Daotnport? Itso
“bore is your cbancC'Si $55.00
Davenport lor lust 6ven $50.00.
$ tt. 5 in. long, IDabegany frame,
blab baeH covered wWbsttfcpIusb.

Grand Rapids Fum'itura Co.
House Furnishers. 218 Front Street

mw
THE ETESlsa KIOOBD, TKATIBSK OITT, IDOH, SAIUBDiT, JTJii; III90S.

mt GAUGE
THEBOAIOHAN

taoantcaHiaaauttaaT |

TWO ACClOfNTS TODAY

jMan Wars Injurad at tfva Flanlng
Oaciort, Want W PUy tha DaMkara
Altar 0<-ll«B fka Lagal Prfaw
, _ “l!'
linear had
•ma at D-aball.
i J.aac Bilinear
had the end of his
Bager cut off today while
I won
on a rip saw at Cook
plaalng mill.
Already the do*or» an
UNITCO •TATCS OtPAinriMfNT
Clark, working at the aa
abaad as to their baseball campaii
HAS 90 DCCIDCO
A turning rosettes when one
after they have defeated the lawyer
broke, a piece living In bis
This, of course, tbe) k«*k upon as
nose, ne
foregoae ctmrluslun. and they hat
as^soon as they hat
Will
th« Tw9
i—Om Will ••
the bank employes
The rollowing wen
irchasers of
ttout saying thai they
vlmball plan.»s during
* past week:
ist a bard bund
R H Anders. .11 12
doctors, sin re they bave-M>
feated the swyers. In their mind, an*
hard
ks.king lor
. B Huellmaiii.
Ka*i

HEBEUEVES
ilER INNOCENT

tlW matter la

t 0OISU TO NT. rUASAMT
’iWimam Hlefllna Will Taka a String
of Pour. Headed by Jpftm, io Open
ing Aacee Tj»ere.

they had
not accou
them nut rAichlng
pre.
The other local horatys that are In
mining quartera. their drivers claim.
V not In ahai»e for rating yet. and
ey will not take any of them away
tt will enter them In iKelr flrst rai-;

nOUBLE IS LOCATED

ttu

>k> that (hi
hundred d.
iMihh. Is ..f the lulu

LAWTEaSUr AGAINST IT
Otnlltit Chill

the deututs of Tia

the Break That Cauaoc
day's Alarm.
.

l^le yesterday aflerncM
Bre department I.H-ated I
alarm of yesterday ai
repaired the damage N
was found at U*s 2K. corner uf
and Fifth atr»*ets. An electric
wire had fallen serosa the alarm
and burned through the Insulation,
nearly burning the iMpiK.i wire off
With the wind which was blowing
yesterday. the wire broke clear off.
but the .insulation held the ends close
logeiher so that the wind awlngln
the Wire Would close the clrculi
will, h was the cause of the alarm
Where the break was found Ih
wire wwa melted, and hs.ked as If 1
had been held In a fumhee htwt. j
break of this kind Is hiKI to h»cat
and causes the dc

fur yuu

ilmU r aud U* r«*ektmed
l.»g.*ther. and a Hire
plaviMl I., .lecide whh h eau i lami
palm, the d«Ki..rs. ih. d.i.tl.ts .ji

t M.me hut air

Adjourned Till Moaday.

S.»ly H» Smk twit t» iKtlkMlu K
RtBard to tha Prwpoaad'Band Com
tost ^ 1100 a B|da.
rharict A. Bkelcher. numager^onn*
Traverse CUy band, has sent tbe m
ager of the Kalkaska band. w
Iuh v.
wiuH*
that gentleman may cba4cv to be.
reply to (he ri‘oent unslgm*d comm
to challenge the
to a' oonteal for
Bkelcher espn-agea « desire for
ting more tauglhUv than ^an
leal Ion before
fhalicnge la actvpted

Orr FOB INDIANAPOLIS

RviKKva

Harriet Gayl

.iai..l III iho i.ni m ib.’
■n.iit an.l park .tre.*ts. are enteri
iig large t iuw.ls at every p. rl.
I«*e
iii.* lllll.|Ul* souvenirs. .1.

re.lltahle
As a wh.de. th.* play wa­
ul an eniphail.- -ii.*. e.^ Th.- sp.. lat

Tbe t.lue had 1-.V U vv h.piKd, not the i
t>M...u,
,u, rr.Ml
Ml

HK.

The
d tbe summit ofjiouiid

he Raihfione 8U
VO meet at Iheir
afiem.K.n at 1 uVl. K-k lo
he funeral of Mrv North
►.1.1 K.-liows and Rctokahs atx*
d i.i luvvt in (heir hail ttaficrn.H.u at 2 o'ci.Kk f.M' an
niversary aefv
All m.
lers are
hall Mol

Uw i4^^vl.MM,M«l.aaaah other persuws la

Prvni.
tt.e IK
U Jl !
"*
«k
in
last stretch of tbe
Struek 1
the otlmr aide
The leader t
!b»* battery, Captain
Haxlett.
be show
\um-M-lf <.n tbe r.x-ky crest
reed followed him up tbe bill and ahio
.llowtMl him te d.*ath.
la»ug*trvM*fa

Thai w

orcht*Mra an.l

RvicorJ

hasten aUvanl for fear tlu?
might ris.* aud engulf the n^

Iters _ the i'unfederatea U-luw, aiwl the hill
vaa saved
During the night i

Ih. m with It
lAV deteriulned
the lK»aU away and cause the
to uu.unt higher.

,

relurn.Ml and n.*xt i.u.rnlug drove

This d.*Kcrlplu.n 1m uf vK.urK<. tigura •

pink

..rii,

«i

a;s.r™-'
Tibui^^rtVii

Aftla. 1 .-rWiurkt.a W>a
Wi.h ik.- UaalUh 1
fV*f.-r-ci:.-.- !i. t:.. i *-.-,t:.t..
ants into
l u hui
* jM-^m:y.y^y e;trK
ul hlMls. **aVs the [
j|n.nver*iCf
I lui-» MlurTe.1 l.» I
In plu-asaVt eggs, j
lex't full he will Is* I VH. r.lr.fli ol.vrH.lo not

!
'
:
‘
!

Iv.Ml an invitation

PHEASANTS FOR COLORADO

-

the curve, uml that ngniii by IJtlle '
Itouud Top. the l.ead ut Ih.- I.M.g Muff.' !
Kweils .-uri.s hu.l f..ughi itM way lo
the iMiM,. ut < ul|» K hill uii July I. ai.dj

<*re-»ts M.f r.ilp s hill aud Ultle Uvmiid '

in asylum ol St.

.nihig of the third day
BtlU umvu.iuervd in spite
whlppitej in tiattle.
rv*v i. w’.-r^ of Ihe geuernlshii*

overt..p,KMl by mip - bill, the |...u,t uf ^

iK and. %

Sam Hen .la.
I’ucils! mI." ha
n. attend Ho*
enises J.ily 4

^

rmuU fur rv‘enf..r.M-nienta and Mippll.-s
or safe retrent. i Vm. i. ry hill forms
part of a lou^ ridge shaiKMl lik.- a h*t

*dtn

ouiu.retal
.lc|
ivlnu- .l. |HM.itM
r.iflcates vd vU

|M..2i;*.. 1

mils .M.n*« 1.. the ha-i.* of tVmet.T} j

a*s.i K,Mcs

tv.-n.lrl. k s hi d vxvusignm. nt of ^

iM

Mi-lMih of hft:

gM :.f i.K pr. serve. In the
|M*t i..D in H e foothills west

f

l•l».l^ek tflll d.*vute .vu.Mid.VHhle

sl'ii’S

r’lSTie

m* ll.Ht is w ill !k* ubk* in the fHll io'T.*tal
.
make H |.r»^ n: U l.SI t« the fr«* air uf 'm.s.. .4 M.. hu:;u.. V.mn.L, ..f
rol..ra.lo.'<M,eim»jmr4his pra.-tl.v from ^
(\damdo in as wvll

ioristy of llichigaii for the satum. i
raoatiou.
Harold Kueeland has gone to Laos
ng to attend tbe triennial mev*ting ol
he Alnmm of M. A O neat Tuesdai
evenl^.
“
Bert MontaKu.* ia back fron. “
rlKir. where be haa beeu att.'udMiji
tu. U. of M
lieorg© t;walking, who moved i
Irand Kapids some lime ago,retnnie(j
to the city this afternoon an>l will
make this plaoe their nuuie wga.u.
Mias tVista Donlavr went to Angelj
ibis afternoon for a visit with rjia
na Kenney and Bessie Mann
ed frofii a visit at Monroe 15en
afternoon with th.* former’s
mother, i
J 8 H rt
Dr M
HlnSigwSy Taa returned
from Detroit, where he has been at
tending the meeting of the Stale Medteal
* *
iaa Martha Barney
ItoSom
City this morning to attend
tend, tht
nahii. Sundgy aobool oouventtM
ra H. L. Garter went to Pierson
this morning fora visit with her fath
er. 8. Uarti. who la In ill health

iWver went to Kingsley thtt
morning on a bnsln. at trip.
Frank Satiou went to OoiK.mlab this
tnoruibg on bnal
Ion. John Loranger and lion. IL
Daviawent to Soion this morning

engineering <^t
next year.

liccaukc wc bought »i At 40v i
the .lolUi and wc are giving y.
the bcnctll ol lh«* piitchase. ju
rtep into the Racket an.l see I
ioursell.
The Boston Store.

$G.yK buy* suit* thal l.urakow-

*L> »oia rt $l5.tK).

For $:t.48

we give a good substantial wool
woikmg suit. You w^l’ apjvrc. iate the vlilTeicnce between these
an.l some-.luvdcd at a siimlar
Itfuc clscwhcio if vou will bat
take a \oiA at them. M the
Racket.
The Boston Sluie.

iuat Pur-

-

i

) a.t
vj,^m.I

H
Trmv

H*...uvh..MLd.s-r.-i. .»•.

j

u the;,Pheasant«; 1-the r::j;:V
and

^Yettra ago j.heaM
i.heas

Kirt.Ml into Ore,
honp* of the ,.h.*nM..nl

Tl..* phe;,s«lil is a t.lrd too well
k.H.wi, to the reuib-rs of .lassie
lish li!.*n.ture to require any d.
lion. Dm pl.iuuig.* iM l.rllllaiit and
b^Ki.-saU ,l:«M.uut',
li.wh is regarvbMi hm a dellcn.,
_____
vme of tto . hi. f s,K.ri*. of King Ld i
•sCard and ih. lii.glUh noblem.*n. who |
ms touslaughter th.-- U-atiilfuI

j fi.i‘^iTkm*'topLrtJ

aud I ulp s hirt. and nearly nil of them
agr.H* that he was eeriainlv whip|SMl
when Warnn seia.*d uikui IJltk* Uv.un.l
To,.Hut Lt*e thought olhei^vis.*
While giv ii;g UirtH tiuus to his general*.

rS"'."!™'

only the |.r..t.M fh.n .

to guar- j

.rvK.p.N together and mass...* .uv srlmlnm
grand rush uu Ib.umI l>W He fell bla fist
U|H>ii Sickles, mid Su-klea* ^h1 bis
grviund for l.uun. until the resd«^ of
the sudden Imtlh* li.sd chaiig»*d
hole faiX* of Ihiiigs, as T.ec saw
uit morning from the U lfry
TheojK-uiug guu of U.tigMir.M*l was a | aggn-sMiv.- tuhl
argual for Kwdl to g.*l to wv.rk at the the siugl.- r..a.1 i
other cud of Ih.* Held.
IDs tr.sq.s ' alo|»c Is-hind Hu
■d half way up the sIojh* of LVute- , ctfs frv-h ,*olm

bn.ke through the line umi ,»lun*ed Its
flags tlierv. The tide was ri>ing «>uly
a Hiugle nsid KhI from the heights by
whu h the Veden.lM .xmld «<MK-aiH* if dofeated In Ih.-ir attempt lo^efend
Ih. m
Should Kvv..l| - j..*«Mkl In .i»pturli.g n few v animn on Cul|.*a l.ill and |
turn th.*m agniiiMt ili.-ir former ow uera '
he o.ul.l rake ll.ai 10...I with shells un |
"‘'•d

uwtX K.,l,.ral
Ih-..,.. L. i
-.vuthwaid along the
rklgv* to help Sickles in
hla fig
ln‘hi.
fight aud j
save U.Mind Top* froto Ixuigi
frasp. I.«* must h.lp his ol
horwc In that uphill fight, lie throw j
out a division from 11111*. idle
to drtsb for the tvuler of the
ridge and cut ifce Federal aru
two. hwvlng Sickles In
ffle aud Round T.q. at the
lAingstrcct. A charge of a alngle regi­
ment of hIue<M.nla, the First Mlnnesois.'
numtoring hut 1M2 men. was made
down the slope, striking the ts nter of
tbe charging dlvlaiMi. Tbe Miuncaiv '
tana were annlblUted, but ttoy bekl
«p tbe OmfMerate charge until their
•wn rea«*rvoa cloaed In behiud them,
and tbe center of Ibe ridfw was saved.
And now for Round Toi.. Blcklea*
turn w as smashed He bad kept Ixmg f
rtrvvt from Round Top for over two |
bourw. Tbep* was one man Ju-t one j
la tb(* anuy of tbi*

Uvakrr-.

V.‘« .t»'

xJ'm

lacking

of Culp a
pari of the Fed«»ral occupa
kh*s aau
from Ann Arbor, where he baa Imen hill left Ibelr i.U.vs to help
tmiding the V. of M. He will ref hla idlghl. also to help lef.-nd whi.
tmand take the anmmer ooorae uf
lUlons tory

The Elk Rapids Iron Co. Ihrv.ugh I
Joawph Klaaaeu John O. Hiraub i
Wc evpcctetl to »lo x U'gc
Morgan of this city, has Just txm
ioaeph tUeder lef
he Rxeket to-.lxv,
Indianapolis
Mr Klaaadn went lu •luded the jiurvhase of 14 fine
esixvnse wax far Ivcvoiul
attend tha naUoaal cMuiveniloa of ihe drkft tvvams Mr Ikdts. out-tdc
ager
lor
the
lrv.n
Coroiuiny
hropgh
MSht fl our cxpcclatum.
expe
The ool) way
Modem Woodmen In the InterMta of
dtwl
^ihtxmgh
Mr^
Morgan
the mllUgry departmeat gnd to take
|to knoa
hat cxtraorvlinary
la the prlte drills Mr. Straub Is a
lothing bargains we have there.
sect tun
local delegate, as U also Mr Bleder
in ami see them: It's
to the great camp Mr. Bleder will
J| rti imme nse stock. com|dele asalso attend the clerks' oonventlon
while there. •
and I >kjrtmcm aml ail sixes.
The Bortoo Store.

■ii

of
.Dd llowurd rniui rkl.v „ry .1 th,.^«d «f Li, bri«»d.-. «l.irh
to ridge and frv.m kmdl lo kuoli a was going ij.mlde quick into the wbirlflenv struggle, with glory in It for both ^ |kio1 of SK^kles* bdpelea* flghl
Waraides. hut Victory for his owru iMUm^ra. I
dlrevied him to march bis men lo

hilt
liiiigKtr.-et cum.* to the fruut
during the night with two diviMuniM yf
hU tx.r|is that liad uiUsed the battle
of ll.e lirst day. It hK.k.*d easy fur U*.r
lu destroy the PvmI. rals uin.i. t'e.u. lcry
hill I.y rushing hi*, baliuh.ms lu the

I “r~i

M

Z m.U

live. The Ihival. i.iug wav.*s wt*re U-e s
aruTed tollahut.M an.l th.- U.;.im open

• WH> ^H..|.p,r Was
Sid. tra.l
as given la-t evening in SieiiiU rgV
Iruf.d by the Aiii.rieaii Si.n-k fu Th.
. si WUIK wa> that UT A A Mudg.* a*
; <: H..p|M*r ih.‘ ag. i.t and ........... ul
li«* h..rM*|.la> r.M*..ned i«. I.y him wa*

I

Wilhelm H*a>(iorf. and ihe Acme
‘Uas^duill team wtl! cruK,. Ua^^ tbie af
u*rmK.n 4.n Twelfth sirvet |uirk.
The Chi!.lrx*n.K day exercUes of the
fTvMvhyterian church will occur at the
ening scrvlc*
idumhia will take an
will U* 1

K..d. n.l UivUin... ;

from pursuing fvK*«.

THBOUGHi.jKNOBGAN ,
Elk Rapida Ivon C<r MaV
chaato 14 Htavy Draft
Thia Bactlon.

CettyMhurg

Hurrying down the OK^untatn. without waiting fur orders from bis chief
Warren baited a battery whi. h be met
galkHdng to the front to aid Sickles in
• Acht already hwt. Pvdntlng out Ibe
captain of tlw batb‘r>. l»e or-

•TAGE AND PLATFORM.
The Idi: tonight is ills Kirsi
U.l th.* .*um.d> is s*.n* lo Hiira<
u..d sin-d erowd. a- it is the hehe et.mpany-s
re|M*rtulr«*. an.l i

h Stat'ch will U- laken up
udge Mayii.* Iasi evening
J..seph jth.'U.
•t t.f n.* cause

«L.l ' m the^r

IV111. r.Kierai .an
non
Tu bis mil
the .-m my h;.d
iHM'n driven tu that h. ight n- :

lasl ewiilng adj..urn

er tu bring In

masters of Ri'und Top

a goQO ««»***■•*•
i**«rn
iiMC of July 2,
be cllml»
the Jielfry of the seminary on
of TRntyabnrE to‘ stu.lv ’
the enemy a poaltien and plan th * nevt'
move.
Around him and awav to |be

have

c selling nc'

JudQ« May^Llnatructi

ifAMT SONETIIIIIGTANCISLE

and

flhcit Wiiri!

NO CAUSE OF ACTION

r

W i.

tottery
tuul this vear. have h.*eii |M*d

eaa trip to Pittsburg aud Wash^rea.l>

wle!i

ita atatoosmitin Uiia nnmbar of Um
Record. The fooUi«a ahow a toml of
$1,407,484 01. an nmoont wbioh apaoka
well for Eba boainaoa of the bank and

tore Mj.** she rea
I4ip in bed When to Moabtod la
din tbe morning, “tbnt yoa bava
sitting up with a Mek frtrbd «*
lodge meetlngr
-Kelltorone.''toreptod. Tre beea
ptojtag poker and I aftoogtod off
thirty five good bonea. Wbefw-i my
algbtBhlrtr-WaUiUigtOB Port.

ammgml for tbe Obildron a Day exeroiaaa wbieb wiU plaoe ai Use Coogra-

rrubi. imt. by a. L Kitm.

Em vll LaU Jrlivi.

COUNT MUST DECIDE

invested

of the

sent ki(K>rge I
iHTst^e the local oWuers to |

^ rortiethA^f

north was tbe lumle Oekl wlmre the

M Payne West
Handy lia Wi*i.
1. l^ake. Lake .

hlldrclr

Knight l.s.ks
heart, an.l .m

Difference Between Charles Jeffries
horae.
All four of the hureea are In One
ahape. and aometblng giNMl la
ported from Ibeni by' their dciv
Jaffa la the one that the greatest
th.* St-pteu.hcr te
aulta are ea|»ecied from, and 1
rt.H-lde a p.itat.» deal,
driver thinks he has hla flngera on t
•ffrh*- and It J Si
free fur all money
Ira In H will Ik* entered in the 3
Class. Guess 111 the 2:30 trot. Jaffa
the free for all. and IV*»ier K in t
the 2 S& pacing rate, a purse'of |3
or pare there U a purse of |2iH»; 1
iH.iight ..nj> |wrt ..i
llieJE;2u parelng rare, a purse uf |:Uki
it.Ks. an.l that all h
had b.*.*u ..a,
and for the freefor-all a purse of |:tSu, eredI 1that ha.l lKK*n k«.I.|
offered at Mt Pleasant
There .arc some fears of a
gan d.HlIiied lu alU.w Mr Juff-..crowd at Mt Pleasanfr as a iii
ship ll..*m Th.* latter repl. vlii. .1 tl
p..tat.H s and shtpiK*.! th. m. aiiy wn
anwiill,*. afi. r Mr JefTiies elalt
The
h.* had pur.ha.*.ert the m.lal.n
P«*oplc intended to send repreaiii
lative horsiw for the races, -but
were shippe.
prus|iectUs was received from the
tn«r«JU-e ImIv
Pleasant racing asa<»cUtlon. and
Idea of going there was given up
ilarpcnter. lea

Kast

,rt says that the
s hiTt ‘sheV.ns’lder
S.K,thing is.tlon
Sh.allow.Ml
m.»lh(*r and father i«i take m.*
that she herself ummI. hn.l In . aeh
they took lt»o much ..f th.* m.*.l

ling trt harm
Wntlam Hlaglua wlllj leave Monday her every a<i!
momliig with a at ring
four horae.
for Mt Flaaaant to take lo the n
of Ibe Nortbeni Mlchl^n KarJug
cull, which opeua at tfiat place i
week. June 17. Ik aud IV The follow
lug week the rmcee of the aaa.iclatlon
* uf tht* acM‘us«*.i. and that
are at Heed City, and then In ibl
Ibe Bret week In July. »'n>m
Pleasant Mr Hlggtoa will go to HimhI

The atflng will Include Jaffa. Irvl
8. Uueea and Dealer H Jaffa a
(Jueaa are Petoakey boraea, Irving

1

l will pn.l«a.ly tKM*iir .
nh uf Jul.* ra.*.* tu

• her statement to

igta aud ate thal
I ou a proper fo*d

Malliet.

It Race Ahead.
» prus|M*<t a warm. r r

mm la f»celpt uf a r<^ P. C. OILBEAT EXPECTS TO Cl
MRS. M’KNIOHT
liort fru* a/ aaaUtaal, W. M Ore*
ory, r«latlv« to examtaatloa of Board
aaa rlrer. aad would uy that 1 bav*>
laatFbctad Mr. Urofury to proc*^ w Saya Sha Looks and Acta Lika ti
«*r«rl a SMie aad mak(| curivat m«fter
Last Pofwon to Wish to Harm
Any Out.
(vly ^all
P. C Gilbert, who has been retalm
Alark «
to dr-fead Mrs Mary MiKulghi wl
Jum beio
fmuge »
Is held In Kalkaska on tbe charge
II may Udam lu I
murdering her brtdhcr and hi- wt
Cortot ly d€»l<and bab<*. returned last evening fr«*
rraai Bow froni pur
a visit to Kalkaska He says he
.that a record be al«o kcp#of
I be ataac td ithe water lu li»t- bay op^

feSfi-

nry

Lee’^fligK Tide at
Gettysburg

BRCVITIEB
Mr. n»4 lira K B. a

lln Us
s:.'K22f‘-i£Lsy^j^

lK.ki.-uiM

FLOWERS OVER EARS.
Uv kept «p hU

I.kh Marshal .Vh.uU s .as
u* heights uf AuMterlll*

.\u,K.|.M.n hiM dairtuig Vic

s .mey vvunl.1 U* vul ii
two
An.l I'hk. ii ,bli
Virginians and il
mar. h.*.! vyjili hi
lU.VSl gllilHMl ibo,
crest, gstllai.tly c
In their r.-ynks by
**k’ ^*Tl/"
a il.ou-Ht,*! Ml wh
r„,|K*r Ml^ ^
a
dt<-d w
Jj';‘;”7
And c'r;X?l‘ihe

ysburg. At h-tM Lee
. and he said to
tbeuiselves for
1 my fault.** •
lIKOnGE U KIl.MKIt
living It. M..ii.b<*ster la
ous but exin mely Impa■adJcliou. never undert perKoi. sU.uld disagree
1 to U so pUlnly iornvt
lo his usual lualom. he did iu>l ixime
Lome Ju dlnr r. Klevc. t* eUK k .ame.
I1..I II..* whole family w«- In IhmI. and
itlll be bad u.d ufrIv.Ml It WHK after
I oVlo. k In Ih.- mondug that hla
l»eavy sie,» was heard on the stairs
m- wlfle. Who had U-eiJ anxious, met
till., with a I ght lu her hand.
-Where have you U*en.*: sh.* asked.

on a Jury.” be grvwkd.
—
did you slay so late? *
so bile? There were 'eleven
•
mule,
on
that
Jury,
and
It
f Ganeral
G. K
Warreu. ., Zl'Zr
,™fo.
K*“v*“u.
ub night tu vsmvlnce them.—
the eng1iu*,.| of the FvHk*ral
had climtNxl the mountain j
I-.L Ju.t.um,. lK.w»«lbtLc«*.. I ,
»“"**•
«r UMigrtwH. wluit Lc bad Uck of
•• »'*-*
him and what be waa trying to do In
wealber pUnk. but not many are
hla audden atUcL on KlckH-a. t>om
R»“l
ManlU to atoo
tto bUl be looked over Ito battle BHd •
Tl.e admiral owua a
•t Its baae and rtw Confedorate tfoopa
toort aplrlted boraea In
m«reblng along tto adga of tto Bold. ^Vaahlugton. and be baudlva tbemwitb
Iba dtobMiy f^ fa—d tbmm >to akill nf a veteran atage drlvar.

liS.rcis.'f.i.

L>d, li.rr, B,..!!
icu .11 iL** Fntl.*d
I arc. indulging io the plctur
fiid of wearing huge flowers
era i c-w
heir cars, says the New York
.This h. addriMW la
--------------ltb..UKL,«Kr .|
i*ertaln retiuem.-nt will wave tto wear­
er from the epithet * freak * Tbla to
a aeasen of~li.-. ii-** its far as cuiffurca

tl!S;SC2J;'.?SS2.

one

parted tolr.

;.SS‘.J

.Dd
^..r^ »...aualjlh'
ay ^*f Ju^ . u«*»^

tlou of laidy Harry fteutliirk of London. a gr»*at touuty who dr.-SM4*s lu an
unconventional way .
Ijist aummu art* a|.|K*ared at a toll
In a gown of lemon eulored ehiffon. It
was an sixx.rdlon |>lalted skirt, and
the aleeves were flowing uias*4.*a of
cblffom over ea. h ear a Urge yellow
chry Mailt h.*iDum was fasteoe.'.. U.M-ntly
I .ui.-of th.* fatuy dre*.s ,»artl -m i:i l>>n.m MNm Muriel Avilson lmiK*rM.naU*d
ievipaira. aud «>ver her ears were two

STORY OF MAX O’RELU
Kanrrleaec* of S'reocn Awtkor Whew
E,o«*ked Oot or UU Low4oo Mom*.

In a U tter to the Chicago News Em
gene Field oiMv wrote that when to
first caiii.i to lAUHb.u tbe h.te*Itoul
Blouel (Max l.rib lli look a little boons
lu a retired .,uarier of tto city. Abort
2 o*. to k .me imu-nlng the w hole nelgbborh.KHl was aivused by vTl.*a In the
atr.*A*t; s..ii.elHsly was about lug at tbe
to|. of his voi.M*; -Murder! Fire!
Tbievi-sr* and this hubbub waa pro|racb«d uuiil everybody In tbe to-aUty
as at bla wliKlow in a mute of violent,
lariu. . It WB. Max O RelL who. re­
turning borne at this unholy boor and
finding blmaelf locked out, io..k tkia
way of aitHUlug bU nrrvants. kinally.
rtanding In tbe middle of th<* street
tto cyoomire of all eyew, o Rell lifted
bto tot and. bowing ,H>lliely this way
and ttou *110. -Ttonka. good nrtgb*
bora, for

QTEINBERG-S GRAND
O OPERA HOUSE

Farewell
Performance
To-Night!
By the ropular

American stock Co.
In the BcxuufulCwmed}-Drama

“HIS
FIRST
LOVE"
New S»edtMc*l
StBCUwPrtCCtl

10c.20c.30a
ilffCOIIO WANT AOl

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PART TWO

TRAVERSE CITY, MICH.. SATURDAY, Jb.NE 13. 1903

HARTTWO

m

Cb^ (Eoenind Record’s U^«to>Date Tlltistrafed Feaure
THE CAUSE AND THE MENACE OE ‘‘SPEED MADNESS”

A DECOY
(OrIglML]
ClareM Trevor sad I boCk eceuplsd
poaidoos la tbe poM oAm^ ClamM
WM twenty
nud I was twenty.
Wat It tbe rlrfa tuum of hit Ti>kw. hta

,
/

^
#

ome eyeA a in;^uUarty wlaaiacthat attra^-ted lur, or wat It noae
ar all of thaaet 1 don't know, bat fraai
an M aactlnc I lov«d him. and aoatathlac ttdd me that be wat to havo aa
at iaeuence on my We
caaM laparta of nmitay Wtac
paaitac thiMfh an
Tba aadteiMt died out.
aimmart that there mlcht
oaia'mlatata. Maaawhlla
law mat advanced and accapieQ a prlemta offltv.
One day 1
went^u^^jg^^o mak a^^tloa

nTomTl?t£Trw'^'trn ihe*taiX
a letter and ita enrelopa. The latter’
had baen tom o|mn.aiid the former had
m taken out On tbe drek alw waa
twenty dolUr btU. Ttiie onvelofw waa
1 to Trevor, nor thd tbe
to him In any wayw^
Clarence Trevor, tbe

■:-d
corridor. In an tnatant 1
the letter. th«- envelocie and the bill and
thruet them lit uo tnxkel. The peraon
tu the haU cmeivd an aOlolalnc oAce.
then another, then came Into Trevor'a.

V«u a rv the only one 1 can
1 tlie reM are oot. Where la
-I d.*n 1 know
/
He ux.k ...e U..V a )6 111
waa laarched and a do>
with the hlU It ratalncd
fouod tu my
Let
Then came a mental atregsh- Hhould
1 aevuae the- man In #hcnt ct>om 1 had
fonod the decoyT Would 1 hr able to
n luyoHir l,y doing ao> With the
faith of a aouiau who lovr* I Uhrvrd
that there muat W extenuating i ircum
taucx^
I woukl oot accuse him.
My liOOpK- were hrokeo hearted over
ly dlagvice 1 thought It alnguUr that
they aboold nut have seen fnmi u.y de
h«"a
load.
If 1 had Wn guilty 1 iwoUl
never have l»orue myaelf ai> arn*uoly.
-The girl aeem« lu ha>e no sense of
good and e% 11 or ahame." wild tbe newa
pai*er<
#
Trevor alleudefl the trial. 1
walehrd him cUae*ly -<’nder a calm
ext* rk*r f tvuld mv i.lgua of great menU1 anxiety
WUni I waa asked to
lead 1 aabl. •iinllty! and look«>d at
r^ vor. He turned away, with a shod
der, and left il..- o.url room ‘
Ihe day before i waa to hare been
taken to the atate priaain Trevor came
tu iK^ me His agony waa
rribW. but
cuneeah-d II frt»m all but me.
You have wreck«*d my Mfe.'* be aald
underhand your feeling*
You think you suffer mor»- tliau If I
had acted differ.
'wLn I marked for

I:--.

PERSONS, SCENES AND THINGS OF NOTE
LATEST POETRAIT OF MU EDWARD J POYNTER

1 CANNON WHICH WAS SUBMERGED NEARLY ONE HUNDRED
‘
YEARS,

THE HIGHEST BRIDGE IH THE WORLD

EFT

XUS woman, ha a* ThlsfT
l>ou't -imra tbe word. I
i oobtont to basr It** *
Half a day later and thers jndght
havs baan avsn mure batwero ua-lf
thstpMlIdbe. Itwsa my
tbs sasolJig of yoor urrsatt to hara sak

w,n,ssr;;uo.,^^,
ftar*r

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jfiAni

idjii

!U biMue nhl.h enjo)* the dlMim
hutUUim- U ol-o lUild to haie ln\.
but tl.at fa, l ttlll W ftirK-di. n Kma Wf
uUiiude shall have ceaa. d tu W u subj't t i»i . ..mm, in
Guklt lk goiKe. Ill Upper liuims. and la MO f.. t alnn. ti
c:i a uatuiat f..un.1alU.n of iakK, x^hlCli iml,.itiluaU-ly
i-Ux, a. and th. . i.Mie Min tuie uill »amii »u\. te Is. repiax^d
from pltid-.titK' into the ten III, vhiiNtii tthU-h it Hp-»n«

Mm

II. IV U a pu tuie of

Till, poriiali of Hlr I'd^aid J ls.,nie,. the famous Knjtlish sM.»i. 1^ h
lateat and U by umny eonsldeivsl hla Is it Sit IMuaid whoi.us Wen ne^bh-i
l.^ me. Royal a««*hm> aiiuv IM^e nut aism i.a> th.i lowfiWt u vuu und
aaaurral of a r«i>al nrU onie from liU Amvin in euH. tiru- * He Is.a im»M \eis,G:
uiun and In addUb.i. to tls pali}tim;s IW Ih-si kmmn ul wi.i. h aie on v1.jhsi.
auhJtH U has desigmd aett Of HMMsb
1,^ v.|l ;u a.vhU.s inial. tiu- m
juoftaltf decviatlunt. He waa botn in f ni* In
' .. .
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M0|OTT8 WHO DINE AT A TABLE,

GENERAL BOOTH'S LATEST POR
TRAIT.
- caim ra ha* tauaht U,*m iHl Wil
IhKUh. the veteran li.ad nf ll».
Kalvalh^n Atinv. In a thaia, t, lUtk at
lltude. addreasma the |*a.r of the ea.t
end of lA.mlo«
Amn.ugh in hi* .w-

;

Am»un i.a* M.ecked to
of England.

.vSl M.;'; '-

AN

AMERICAN GIRL'S SUCCESS
ABROAD
I'lail iivenily iteiiad not
t. in
l-:»lna klav fm home llmr, but JudgtUAi
me l!nglUh
hil of hei
Tin H.hu,.i
ntrL“ kfla* May. It Mill U- ieineni> i
U red. a. hirved lame 111*11 aiUA*ln nigl.i !
An actre-as play ing the l,-a,tliig

l"“a‘
i. t

■ tie , -.un M. « |..-,*:v«*K'Uin i.-n. *th the aurfi

TOM BARTON. WORLD’S CHAMPION LOO ROLLER,

-1

offltv a minute when I antered IL i
aoine one very near Us offlt
have been the guilty one.
Several montha pgtaed and t

i|v^
MAY IN ‘
• -THK FC

'
New York aookiglcal garden in tiiuua i
.nVi>e>-imhong. Pretty Peggy and WMy~\
I
.• enjoying a meal al fre**u. Then tal hdilnb nut id iuie and
i. V eld. but tbay bava learned to uae a fu
V V. ill,out dlagraclng tbemarlvea or their iu,or*. fuiamr Pttn lar* and Hiatan
.^vr Miles. Tbe trie dine to phhiic only mUe a wt^k. on Katuidaya sad

«e ••

*M« •» *•»*«• hr •tmirtmm

-What alnr
•The aln for which 1 autfer.”
n« looked.at me with a blank store.
•*What doe* thl* tm-niir he saked.
In a twinkling I underatmid what ba
could not undenitand
He wh» not
guilty
He did not know that 1 wa.
aaerlflilng myaclf for him
1 aank
dow II on n prl*i.ii .tool and, leaning my
bead sgaluat the walL ga^l;
-Thank Oodf
-Thl* U inadiKinlng.
For bssmi'a
aake. explain '*
‘NJU the day of my arreat I went to
your office
You werr- not there
1
found tbe dotGy on the deak. Kome
one waa <-omlng
I aetosd It and put
It In xaj iH* keu ’
My head »wam and for a moment
I loat tight of everything. Then he
wat kneeltoS at my foeL looking Uf*
at me with an expreaalon 1 ahall not
attempl to desMilbe.
1 rscvlveil hto avowal of lore, bta
prayera that 1 touM be hla wife to a
vvll.
Huw he darted swty to the Uwysra;
how thera w«a jk -atoj.- followed by
an order for a ntw trial, and 1 waa
token out on Ull. art mattera which
teemed to me to follow one another
rajildly, but were alow enough for
CUrencs., Tbs rsaaou tor kU Uda wat
kept s sscrtL though tt was stated
that new svldomw wtrald be brought
out at tbe next trial. At toon aa I waa
liberated the msltef waa tuffered to
dioti. and I wat loM that a ik w dsleetire schema waa In operation to dla
cover the real IhW who, fearing deleitlon. had attempted to throw ths
proof of hit gum tin CUrentw Trevor.

with excitement, cried:
-We've t-ol hlmr
The man otvui.ylng ths next office
had boon shadowed nod bis ffUUt eatabtlahed
In tbe end ha coptoated
thaL getting wind of bto artSat. ha
had had only Uma to Icava tha itocagr
on’Clareoce't deak and get away betore 1 entered. ‘
My huaband kindly snya that a Ilfstiina of devotion wlU not repay tho
tacftfliw 1 made tor him.
GEORGIA AUCl ffeSEVKR.

TITLE

-The HeUeof New York * Ma* >ud,iei
taken HI. and Edna Ma* ialU-tl iiui
the liOur aa many a the choma to ena<t her rule. Ho Mell
and puaaea^'* a rare did ahe fill the i*art that *he ha* Uv^n
...........-,Um of fiuealght and tan that a aiellar atiiaitlon ever aiiu^
She
make him auotWul where uihera j mm.i m England alih ' The lu lie eo,,,
Mould fall
Elk* inoat hard Morkeiw |»an>. laui. d hl^avUy ht UimEyri snd i>Oeneial lUaUh leads rather an a*,^tU turned tu New York to pUy ”l'hr tllil
life Ulng a teetotaler and a non- rpom
Thera. ' which did not aeem
asu^er. He eata hut Utile, it hating to ha a atarlllug auccaw. HIma thea
ssca bees aald that sa a rule hi* dmsar aba bsa haas mating stomat aaclualvaly

aiv*,nuiiii>'n*: PluMiatUm
hM nnn
Il l5 a tin iTlh
amelei
With ihi* «iMft' Ttun
recently e*iahll»lied a u» m record,
and fully n\r n.lnuU*. Pail
eg the prettiest alghu Imaglna

Aa sM bachelor i

/

illTHE EVEKINQ RECORD, TRAVERSE CITY. MICH., SATURDAY, JUXE IS, 1903.

My Phuper

,5Ae Last Dash a.t
Vicksburg

Ariytoerfikt

A. rorti0th AmnH}0r^ary
War S^ory
Jmm» 2S,

gftBCTaTTlir'u:
W,.rrt«bi.

irvsE », it«s3,
■

of

»« fr»utof

4l^Vlck.tmr«
^

-rsl.

TUi.1 dm} tin- \\d-

ei|.l»1-d a

u-ac-

Fart Hfll. a C«uf.'ai*rat^
Jarkaoa road In fruul uf
A. I-o#an*a UlvUkiU.
Tba tuu nTi**pnov«l a a««^ as far as .aEln- Hug
nUU and Liunan darmg

fiO.USi muskets, ci-a
•n the mutant
Only a few uf the tens *
watching and waiting kne
Suddenly the

eariU

tn

s»-eu..-.l g.-nily

lifitHl

luakr it

IhiH. It failed fo gMV 1U«
«IU. kll« l»rtr 11*
i «*
Uoa. u WM bopwJ fur
Uwt wldim it Sl>-u
»"“W
prefer chv(tiic lut.. tke br«.r l. u(h u

bSr^ff pUrlug

, niiw
Tl^*- <
; hivoivttl an
UOD of the Fort H
advance of ovi r i.«* f*-rt In U.c ♦•nrmy» UiiC. aoiue of tl.e distance U-iug

I:

eipoaod to cauiMin flr. and iht tulkta
of vigilaui aiian»aiuK.ttrs
TUe ad
%au<a was lusde step \>y step
ing

at

niftit.

Work­

emoke and fire arul Milld i.hjecu. grc.ll
kuiall. rose high In the air
suddenly ae they had i-i^sed lirlog the
cauimn and muskets «.(h im^ w iih re­
newed fur> .
lulense ex. liem*«iit f.*Ilow«d the explosion, tirsnt's ixsittug
culuniiis being no less sur]iri»4Hl than
heir Cue
Hut there were a hnndre»l hlue.Miats
Uise to the . rater who wen- uul snrrlsed.
Ihio
.-uutpnse.1
w»lunte«-rs

tlii- saidM-ni openwl a

iwncli for a distance di^p enough to
Shield Ihemaelvr-s hy daylight.
Dur­

Forty Ilf
their pa

irio^^th

lOrlglnaLl
am an arUat. and. tbougb a woman.
r« never faared to aketeb la kmely
pla.v*
One spring tubmlag I was Ml
the <\»uulry aeatbd before my eater lay- ,
Ing on ibe nrsi light tints of spring
green w ben a young man, a few years j
gfsl from a wood naai
by and eame toward me.
He wai
drwuMHi in a ertaisbar suit a sitww Ua
h.a brown ribboa and tan
utiou these deuila Iw-cauae U«-y are
iH.nani to my su.ry.
HU clot he­
re rather tl.e worse for wear, but
re was a refined look about him
Ue approached‘me. lifted hU hat p..
.teiy and ..-k-d i-rmis-iun lo look
.vrr my work
He first made a few pleasant re
.talks about wliat 1 had done, then be
;an to talk aU.ut pi. I m elues In
ariifcts
re usually known ».idy ty
ked Ihim lf.he were of tha
lists
1 ask.*d
professUm. and h.- mdl.-l tliat h.* vTas
m.t. nor had he ever touchisl a brush
i ron, art he began t« talk of lUcrature.
and I was usionisbe.1 at the variety
and s<s.m- of hi- n-ading. Ity ihU time
lu, bad ibrown bims.df on the grawi,
Ilgbt.-.! a , igar.-i1e tfir-l asking my iwrml.^slo»t ami U-gan t.. fill from oue
iubje.1 to a I .Iher like a bird on tbe
.ne waves, for he aeem
ed to hale Ih fa. ulty of gathering the

shed the tn-och and at night paaaed

cicavated a Urge Sfjuara and with the
oarth removed constrocied cover for
two naval gnna. which helped to cover
them In warklng beyond that point
Theda guns finally alh-nced the C\*n
federate cannon at Fort 11111. hut not
BO much ,M a hand could be shown
above the Federgl parapet without Ulog punctured.
During the duyUiue
the men working to puah forward the
trench had aome prutecllon from huge
rollers made-of wicker and fllk^ with
bullet pnoof material.
were

Uko

movable

These rollers
parapets.

e\er

drawing oamor and nearer to the goal.
When the bead of the trvuch had
been carried t6 within twenty-five
yards of the fort a Confederate soldier
Invented a clever device for destroying
the roller. Taking a piece of |K.rtfln-.
a alow match uw'd for firing cannon, he

* \ ou say >ou are uol an arUslY'* I
remarked.

TUB naan vn^f TBE euoaiNu rnATUi.
filled the hollow tulHj with ei.tluu sa
urated wllh tunH-utlue. Ihe inlaall
when ready was aU.ul the six« of
fide carindgo with Its shell This ws
fired from a amooihboro musket Into
the roller.
Several times the rollei
UK.k fire, and the flames were eitl
gulsbad. One night the prltirlpal roller
mwrvst Fort 11111 was entirely
atroyed.
aids stopiKd work In that
trench, and the U slegers In-gau anolhnr farther back, aoaklug the roller
water.
Fln<3
steady and cesseleaa
foe above ground, the lA>ulsUnlans
who occupied Fort llUi began t

wai Blower than the trench digging of
the Federala, for tite countermlners
had to sink a vertical aha ft to a grea
deiith and then tunnel forward under
. heath the enemy. This expedient ultl
mately saved the fort from destruction,
but did not prevent the exploaion of
June 25.
Tha next step of the Federals
fnaching the outer ditch of Fort lllU

were already at work ondt»r the fort
but tha oppoalnrgsngs of laborers did
hot detect the preaeocc of each <
The deep minlug of the FederaU was
done by experts, and at the end of
three days they had eighty feet of gal­
lery completed under the patwtmt and
filled with 2.200 pounds of |K>wde
Although fully apprlaed of the
fcr, the Confederates were unable to
•tap the enemy e w ork^ Their hlg guns
hearing on the ground ih front had
hM aUeooed. and they could not sally
out to attack the Fedeiwls without
oomlng under the aw ful fire of muw

TENOENCIEfi ARE
iriONfi

few could nut hold it against the big
is.
During tbe night the trmrps
n- wlthd^ijOyu. ami tbe mimrs ,-et
to w ork to lay new gallerUw of iH>wd. r
under tbe parts of tbe foil that -itll
defied them. A laxx.ml explo-ion i.H.k
place July I whieh o|H-m-d a Ligu
breach, hut there was no attempt lo.
charge Ini., the rratei
In the Ural t k
pluaion only a f»-w ronf.-deiaV". were
lost, ami these weie tnim-ni at woik
underneath Hie fort
om- of t4..> miu
sh.. came out ;.ii\e Was n negrw
He said he felt as H..uigh he had 1k-cm
unhurt In the l\sleral liims and served
Oeneral Urgaii to tbe end of tbe siege.
On tbe day of tlm l oit Hill affair
the r-Mifetlerates cxi,li-lv-»l two ,.f their
countertulm-s, cngulling the rollers of
the Federals at woik over th. mine
and filling In Hi.-ir Irem-heA day
liarrel of i-.wder .ontaitiitig

kl.>w

hy tbe ta-st.-gers to ...\.-r Hi.' Wi.rk of
digging. Tbe rbnrge of tJ*. pmin.U expkaled on the mark ami s. ht Hu- tin.hers and other mntertal hlgb in Hie
air. A new is nvi. wa- built iti tbe
nlgl't. and tbe udn.-rs ioll.-.l oii. tinUhliig Ihelr work atid opening n .rater
July 1 larger Hmn tl.e one of June 25.
The work of mining .md all.oth. r^oiH-iatliina of the siege ciu.e
a *udden
cod July a. when the ronf.-di-iuta
commander uoUiit-d Hrant of bl> dcatre to surrender V I. k-bur
r.EOh
Vp to Ulm.
•rdward,* asked tJem-ueie Z
mus. -do yon ibluk.a girl.should i
VUy. no. mdred!
AH’a dig!
**Tbcre,

dow!"

OF

FROM

CAPITAL

WE

TODAY,

THE

INDIVIOUALIfiTiC

MUfiT

HAVE COMIINA-

BUT

WE

NEED

THE

ORGANIZATION OF LABOR Afi WELL.
We still hear tin- .iuesiion, “Shall Itlwir be organi/.e.if”

It inn-.i U-.

M.Hlem cx.u.liliv.a-. camu.t exist

without such v.r^taiii/ativm.

I du *u..l know whether

there wa. a^rdeu of Kd, n, hut ! do Ln.'.w that.to go luick lo Adam
would

going backward, uot D-rward.

The real .lu.-aliou U-f..rc

ih

Lnlav U, “Shall luK.r he autvK*ratr

icallyt.rdonioorati.^allv organucvir
WOKKMLN

IAKK

1‘KL.srKIRLS
IN

Till

or

LAlioK,

AMI

NOT

DKlTSluN

nrnoNsr
AND

WHAl

When a

THE

TO

WAOES

AND

MASTER

HAVE

AS

A

AND

FI

HOLRlS

ITS t\)N

a

OF

^_______________

VOli^E

THE

i.auor

has not

AliMS

SHALL TUOUSANUS

TIIK

H-iS

head

l.EOSf

laL.r tini..ii demands nvogniUom it

It U bencalh

asld the g.-nUe girl;

**1 told matnoia ale was wrong, hhe
aald Uat wh<m a young num iame io

I

L'Uexe

right ' Laln.r

thul

the dciuaml

organixaliona

miHl

of

U-

labor ,U

deiiUKTatic,

not autocratic.

\r* iia hoars of laLir. the c«in.lilioiis and the wages.

The |.heiiome-

non of trades nni..nx U not to U* uieuMired hy an ulire.-t^.iimhle dre
iiiaiid of one of them.

, THERE ARE DANGERS IN GREAT COMBINATIONS OF WEALTH.
AND THERE ARE DANGER* IN GREAT COMBINATIONS OF LABOR.

. tuniiug on me i
What we want is lo get rid of the ahtne ol i...wer ami the iuw as set In meism holy, be replied;
• I am a pauiari ar.sUKrai, '
-Hon W..UK1 >ou like to make n
aket. li of m.V he -uid nl.nri.ily
I
mean take me for a mmlel If you w ill
U-ud me }..ur ahaw I and a fen i.its bf
your lii.ery I will ik-s- fyr you as an
Italian tmndlt
You may make a sketch
by w bb h lo turn an iMiiesl |H-nii> ‘
-I prefer you as youraelf.” I aald. * in
that indolent jMsition *•
I sketi iM-d for half an hour. Iheu let
him chauge hl-» |M.sitl..ir for rest, then
worked amnher half bour
•H'au you give me amuber -imug to
morntwr* 1 u-k.-d.

,-ral eiltlng. OU d.ffern one morning w b,-n
to . uim- fulb-d to do

rwoual.
nformsllou, wai.u-d of IJ-gln-td Wal-

"'-nrtni
tmxl stin. Till- was my
erul
I or wluit rould he
W as it for erline. f..r n-.
turn lo ronUm nieni? I tb..ught ov.-r
ry |K,—ad.-vs.uiing. n.-y . dr.-adiiig to
g1\e information of bim for four of
injurtng
g him
At ta-t I li-.k Hie plvbad made of him and. »
livss given in the udvertb

Yly I
patil-r

infomd^l that hlH uncle, worth m«
mitiuii.H. had gone down, with
whole family. in a terrible marine i

comi«-ienl u^e of imwer wh.-u il gets iut.. the hand of the vlemag.igue.

liecuu-M* there are Imisso*. and demuL^.'gm '^ in ^M.liiii-s we do

Hot }.ro|M.ke to alK.lish jM.lilical organUali..n-. hut rather to ri.l them

otherwise”’
• ll.-glaaM Wttlb-nvt’hundb-r " 1 aald.
►y.m are a mllllonalTv "
This U how I. an artist. Us-ame rich
without talent
My husband ptxw-ured
a small gv.verum.-nl
South Amerl.-a. am) during a revoluHou coiiduele.1 kouie g..venimeiit busl
ocas wi akiUfully H.st be wa- ap|H.lnU«d
to a diplomatic ini-t in Futr^H-, Where
wealth wa- r.-.|Ulred In lU-u of the
amali salsry.
It hss Imh-ii lately ru­
mored Hut he Is to Ih- brought

1 eunu.it call a

h-hI. u

hero,

right to d.. what he d.H-..

Maa-

53.3«. si-s-'iinss:

‘zr:

• is also iM.rt-by (
and^ Ikiard of A'ity trf Traverst- t'ily wl
\uinctl IbK.ni. in -aid

Hull the

ttH-ui roll, at whhich lime and place
.|.p..nunity will- Uiim r.-«Ukl to U- b.-ard
lii.C.
Dai.d ibl- t;th day of
4'HAS M IIKKK

NOTICE OF PAVING ASSESSilENT.
iTokop KxM-lka. ArmA
Tole
t'aldwell A l-o
l-oud..a; Ji.-.
Jo-, pb More
3
J W Mil'ik
Firet Natu.na!
F. Pt lU.ugh.-x

FOR fiALE.

.. m I— u. ctMuaiaa ul

-

^

Uuur arr-^ ur

r;

«tUi Mualt .•Tt-WArd k>iy<'lu..i{ il .>a

of hjx.nt ktr«H-t to tbe u.u
C^.|t HAlJC-id UK-a eadar kuud.
lu
State -Irv-et. lake lu.tUv;
r aay ^•rfufU»r,•ay. J k
That Ih.- roll for the -|hn.,ut heretofore ma.le by the Ikiard
of A-eaM.r- for the puriHiae trf de
fraxliig that luirt of the eo»t which
the t'ouncil d.i-lded -houid U‘ U.rne
and paid
luix ing of Ca-k
pvju Tilk^N WA r Aiuay-l^uScr tWtny fifty
troni Ibe M.uib^line of l-'roni
Ibe I...nh line .if State ktreet.
on li!, in my tjtice f..r public
FOR RENT.
“ Sotiee F alvo^-Vy given t
;.U uw-vl Twl. -ttiU * ,t olfinu
t'.miii-tl and Ikiard of
ea-or.
la U.
fiiy of Trfkv. r>e t'lCv
mee
t'onmil U.M.m. lu akid city, on June
ri-nd. at : no P m. to rex lew said as
^nd ;.laee
. sm.-ni c.ll at which
PlH.n.ii.itv will be glv.

F'K

1

fH\S

lie is md a hero, hut he has a legal

M

HHKllS

MISCELLANEOUS.

ALL THE 1‘0\V.EKS OE THE STATE

SllorLD HE tWLLED AT ANY HAZARD AND AT ANV
COST TO HROTEOT ANV SINUI.E MAN IN lllS Dl.SlRK
To WORK, WHETHER HE IS A TNION MAN OK NOT
AND WHETHER THERE IS A SMHKH, IN HROURESS
OR NOT.

H.a Last Hope Realized.

|

J. W. Gaufillctl. M D.

avAvll^; v'hu-.a^w ,
Tut auo
-au
• Uooaak
vOI-uAao *uu lao
Xtxunboiui tu Ua> -

Jlk'hlgan nUkW tvUyu/j^aj-.j
W r,U or 44*11

.CARPET CLEANING WORKS...

^
iH.

^1h!
>•>
wewki-rk I I*ulltJu-»ie f
afi.r I..riune who mad.-*Mn- big rare! alm..-t .i.iinly

b%li|.*ef

M.p.l
-up. i .^h'.l lb.-

5H

old

*U*'vr a i444rai.g4-( . liM44iV^ia4M-X._____JuD

B. CHAPIN. Broprietor.
it-r.-d1 much had wau-r.whlcli. toc.-fher
him a x.-ry
lib tbe kt-vere
tii-t-mod a I
vi-ro diarrhiH-i
ri ImiH.Skible to chiH'k and along
Juno III.- eas.- hw
h*»canie o had he.

Fhob-ra

gr.ai agony, ami in a iiw mimiiea Uu.lo^.- wa- i.-|H-ale.l
The g.-al effect
..I tbe incllclne was
Within an hour the

;;-»-«‘bia- eiu-in. ;
. Il.-d -b. ar,-rw.

'I

.IS
A

•

hza Wa-hington !

day
lu. u- nUo.. riT

...l

J.K i,4M.<*rti

THIfi

band kii.ars and
b a in a iK-tier eondU
a burrh-d wbenring in
..Id f:i-blom-d XI..V,
Tbe ellp,.-r- ..,e,,.u„l . li^e Ibe or-

FOUR-TRACK
I OST
L -i-v

NEWS-i.ursTi:.\TKi> 3
. SUtVATIi.N
TUAVKU.J

one lliile Udile worke.1'
«"
a e4.inpl.-ie cue. and he cauiu.l 1
Ing M iii.iforiu MttpUiml 1.-.1
grat.'ful
The
avli.cinflV
U.wel di-iirder- being at >hand
•11 lb.- Kr..xx|b. ii.^t. ud of l.-«vli.c
gesiH thU item
For sale by Ja
and priteb. k ..u Ibe -U*C|‘
S.. .1
may x\,-d U- ellpp.*.l that sh.-rp
been known . » idikiei from tbe »u
Hl^U.rTka. I lw
When I n. le J.-- rntinol. r. Iurtied L vobb-jl T y
rnljllng llafrom bi^ x.-.t t.» lUe West liali.s. be|tb.-atwas Skk.Hl il be had btHs.m,- au old

'fo?-

r?x»

•all" durin-,: il..- m-a trip.
^
ing Headache
• be said. "I am a
,vriilnn.-.l. -np to
New l.ife Pills. Thousands
ing a line a little of sufferers haxe proved th. lr m»
a I-out here." di.ixxing
auxxe los kiuH-*.. Unit part of me is less merit fur Sick and Nervous II
I hey make pure hl.a.d
aches
all tigl.i on shipiKMird Then from here
build up XV
op 1 am all rlgUL ” -\ki«ni he llluatrated
by droxxing h.k h;.i.d-mvos* bin . h. sl.
ean'l say -o muvli for the n st vrf uij DruggUU.

Wben Yoa Wsnt a Nice Cut of Meat
.io*. lai^^or A «or-*

One huiKlinl twenty or iporc images,

Uutchors and Sausage Makers.

evetv one ol which is of human
inlcie.t. and eveix

oUulc is illus-

ti4te l. 'n.eic IS noliettermxi'.azine

DRS.

The four Track/Hm.

SAWYER

A

PENHALLEOON

...DENTISTS...

t.i navel for teachers iml pupils than
*

Ftihlishcvl numUily 1.)
(;eoige H. Daniels.
Fifty cents
.1 year, xin^jle (..pies five cents.
^^ohl liv news.lealcrscxctywheic,

JOHN R. SANTO

bi aiMtess the publisher.

I GENERAL WSIfflAi^

No. 7 East I ojiy-sect.ml stieel.
New

Votk.

New Wilhelm

I am iiielliied to u-jrc- w itb

the felluxv who -akl that the s. ;.t of
power x\ .IS .11 ib«- fcloumeli. i-kiH-. l illy

kli.nll Unit xve alxx
oth.r f. ib.xxH got
Wasblnglon PoM
i'l.an.berlaln'- Stomach and Uv<
Tal.lv-ib are juai what you
bate m. apta-tlte. fin- *dull after

Auutkrt -!.iaaaia TI-awrY^m-t lomi.l ..nt.- >;.id ih- ni
a1u..y>, di-...xeiing tbin
v.-ryU-ly in Indiana l« an .
thor. ton
I bit's a gr.at a
gnv Ttr. iv -i.ioiv gn-in lii.b;.
anyxvblTe el-c Ibal w,- know ..f
kmd-4 of g»a
S..me gaa
glxi-a light ind tln ii, you kuow. llnre'a
Pvs.|de tl.ai get tilled
laughing I »>
want to huigb. lai inatfrT
My
hlw- badly liny are In-mg bui.l
tbi-oiy 1- tha
•n.ai wt.uld a..nMi..i for tbS
i U.m'l pretend to t«
b.l.-nll-.l mxaelf. but Fd

. .
- •«ve’[
tltc, cleanse and invlgtirale
your appetite.
•II I dim-voen-vl the w-xtet.
.sard Herald

Living at an out of the way pUie
Tbe eandld:yt.- f.n ordlnati.m had removed from civilization, a family is
Wu worried lor ih.- lie-t furt ol the often driven lo desfieralion in case of
accldenl. resulting fn.ni Burns. Puts.
Cay hy the b-armsl d.Miors who w.ve
Wounds.V.etc
Ijty
in a supply ot
examining UU lh.sd..gy and llU blbll Bucklen's Arnica Salve .It's the best
cal kiiowl.Hlgv.
at Jas.
Johnson and
on earth; 2;
Drug Stores
-Will the young h.other give u* ihejF. H Mead

Established in 1859
> enable those « bo do not live in the cities where i
i.of
and Quality’
<
lahlishtd to get the benefit,
of our Prices sod
we wUf ship.
Light Prepaid, aub»ect to Examination, the asooftmcni of goods bated
below for the price named.
lering the difference in Quality between our goods and ordi; fcold, there is a saving to you of 25 to 33 per cent.

Beautiful Pre^nt Given Away
sutiful and
following
items, w hieli we give free as a prc>cnt:
inches
1 beautiful Imported Fancy-xhaped C.ilt-cdged China Pitcher, 8 in
ocvcrol
high. 13 inches in circumference, arti-ticsUy decorated in ac
color*, w ith an attractive Gilt dccoisted Handle, rustic dcaign.
I Towel Set, conxisting of 2 White Bleached Linen Huck
47x22
inches. 1 Fringed Turkish Wash Cloth.
•I Imported Plate. Cup and Saucer Fine Englii
1 Carving Set. conai%tine of Carving Knife ani

I Dccr^^fil
%

Nickel PUted, witl

attractively engraved :n the cenbr.

Our $5.00 Order
.»!.w

naim - ..y^'n. ..dn..i pts^.bi
ly a-k.d ..n.- .rf the diguii
JuM the ki.u4*-ktion of a Muih- pkiyed

pat a girl every night lu the w.-ek f..r
two ycAr*. and stayed fur dinner every
mvr tin- fi.. . s of a few.
Banday. and smoked her falher a vlkl.i-W tiMt le t one of tl
gwra, and always * hapi>eu«d around
lad been’
What ti e worrivsl .nodid
whenever we had any romitany so be Ington
any thing but a p
would U. imited to go to the tbeattT oever have 1
,4-vi Vjuululate wan null
GKJkCB UEUa
with US, U was the girl's piivUtge lo aristocrat.
I. ni.d ae eom hnhd t.i ]
ahog. n.er a
take It for graiHt-d that he was sin­
Worst of All Exparlenoas.
nple of the tnidlli.n,vl
Imitate tl.e r
cere in his aueutloiia and ask him
'an anything l*e worse than to fevworm, and t
It every minute w ill be, your la-r
"Would It be.
•s was made by throwing whi-lluT he p.vferred a Wtkld.ng trip,
or
wonld
rather
Just
settle
d.,wii
to
Buch
was
tbe
experience
of
Mrs.
8
QUulh
be.
-141
W
aiul shells uver the |iara
H NewsAin. Decatur. Ala
For thr« tlnctbmi and m
pet Into th»- in-m
uth of the borne life In a nest little et.ilage/*
years.* sbe writes. *1 emlurt-d Insuf
«Kwklng Of the
shaft. 1
llxes of the
ferable luln frxim iudlgesHun. stomach
Ixsxirum wan
and U.wel trouble
iVuth seemed In
work all but a men*
.K.k u good laugh, and
evitable when doctors and
«•
BswCaaslrA
Ba«lu»a
f'
.rolln-r" jiaa-i-d without
drawn Uck to a secon
Induced
dies failed
At length 1 was
wi
Adelbert-*Hniudjat.
w
In^a
i
nd
the
result
rol4. or xole.-PhlladrfhoUt in rear of the forito try Kiectric Hitt
Improved at once phla Lvslger.
The hour for the exploaion hndbcHU
and
now
am
completely
recovered."
of
coriKiral
comvUou?
fixed at a o-cliKk p. m
For Diver.
Kidney, ttlomach
and
Orandpa-No.
slrei-!
None
o’
j
It
wanna
the
bean like aunahlne.
ah^ long columns of lufuuirj be
Ikiwel troubles
cheer* the soul like ancient wine;
iK-arest the s^vne. tMwfangled notloiia; Jus' lemtue <
give- hope to the future, biota out tbe
him in the wood atied wlih a good <
ready toy .
liaat
Thai'a wbat Rocky Mountain
wl^'
tMhlw..d
^^opr.
lu
h.
IU.O
«U
breech was
Meads, IhTAggtsU
Tea doea
U neata. Jaa. G Jokaaoa
hliguboidtai

». u.:.. jr.ir: wiua.;

EuSrlc

^

"iVil.-d lbi> «;rh “laVof Jun,-. 1

of Inrikes and deinag<*guiH.

anatomy
1 give no Informs
er of photographs w ere
of him, a
l.tur.- and -. nt
mad.- of
U-etlve bureaus
in different . itie
burea
picture lt-.-lf WT,- pla.-eil in a '
on Fifth avenue lu New- York, and the
dealer dlr».cle»t lo m-ml any oue mak
ing liwuiri.-k alMUt it to me.
One
day I was t.dd !h;it a y.
deain-il to a.-e n.e In Hu- draik ing room.
1 went there and foiiiid i
alf-tmTat.
He w..re tl.e kUit he hud
w..n. in Hm summer, though h
pnk ured a d.-rby hat
-Fardon me." h.- said, 'rur .vmlng
here, and for leuxn.g you -o
monbrnsly. 1 felt H.at } was drifting
wlH-re I had no right to drift
When
I saw that pl.-ture in Hie window yes
tenlay and km w that by it I could
find you 1 trl.-d I.. re.-iat Hie tempt
tloii.
All the a.U of my hfe liai
b«vu failureHow could, they 1

y^AMTKU-ilawnNc- at tm Bej

It the roll for the special asaoaherm iyr, made by >he Btxard
l..r the p-artM-e i.f de
ig that iiart iif ih^ct.-( which
ajIdS WANTKlito cut uMUU ua
•ouiicil dtHided sf^uld be borne
pal.1 by special atotwisment for
gradiim
and
iiaviug erf State
fr..nt «he «>ast line of Fnion
to the east liue of Ca— street,
w on file m n.v uffuc for public

Injlhe fir-t^^ji.enii

tl.e grwn on ilu- young tr»H-s tied sud
denly brow ii.Hl. us if the laiid-.-aiH- h:nl
h-t ilk fresbnes-. the water it- stuirkUdi.d. H.ougU
n.-arly (-omplete. and I left tt as it was
Tied to tbe city late In
the autumn I hud not foigotten my
rlsl.H-rst
Id., md apiM...^e of
»uiuT arl-t.H
TM
.Hijde us.-l.-s
. man WHS M. Hank,
so engaging. -.1 ulterly devoi.l of prew'TtlH.ut leave waik.-d
right into my b.-ait ami ma.h- hiius.-lf
la.ine
me day during Hu- wii.i.r while
liming a m-wspa|.. v I come uih»u a

VfANTEO.

inav ih-lrc a I rief di>|.la> of aulhoritv, hut at hoi

The ohjt-ei of the great lalmr organi/ation is to sav itself what shall
• Xor a llterarj manr
-.No.**
-You certainly can t be In buslnesa-Oh. no. I w ..uld la- like a fish tn air
lo hu-tneas •• '
•Then, will you kindly tell me what

bwnJ a,

^^ry/

radius and luvlng of Slate 4
rum the caM line of I’nion
the ea»r lihe v.f Casa i

Dr. VVkU«Ua0TT«l SrMka*

TO THE fiOClALlfiTlC.

leUlf.
breach, hut the lirstant they s^wIihI Oedel.riH whlcl. hsrrl.ad.-.! th.*lr a.lvan. e
Is-yond toward the heart «.f the . Itn.h l
met a Btoriii of huliets slid hU-11s
the Conb-der-t.-s In He- rear of
the fort. The iuoi..ei.t a hainl or I.e.id
ex|«.s.-.l aUae tl.e . r.i*t H wu^
riddled With ImlU . 1 inally two lli.os
formsd OU the
..f tl.e .l.-bl..,
vl.lle lie- r. ar hue l..ad.sl muskets
reit ill front fired at random over
the crest
Hut the t onfedernb. s.-,u Te.oro.
ed from their suri-rlm- and were n.a.
of the .-aiial.on
l l.ey . Im.l«sl
the other Hide of tl.e sIoIh- aial t..s.-.sl
lighted Shells and hand givuades into
Uie ranks of the sioruiera
That was
an hour for the llereeM human jm>
ua. To the assutluiits the priau- was
Lhln their grasp, and th.-y re ;, lest
a at liny «s.st. Tie- t'onfed.-iates.
ng hy the iliM-uvery that they hud
her n outw Itt.sl. w .-re e.iually siivage
In their determlmitloi. to d.s^troy their

hold.
-re exel.:.n;;.si fol fmsl.
and Imi.d givnaden wer.
brought up to give tie eje-my as g.Hsl
a he s«-nt. A voluni-s-r from lU- l ust
’idb-d Slat.ai n-gui ira William l.ux
rus tussiHl iw.-nly of Hm-s,- missili>
en-st and %vas hlie-elf'kill.sl
hrow n from tl.e oile r
rate ns was the situa
be I’tHlerais Ughtiiig fr.uu tl.e debris,
hey sue.s-ed.sl at laM in eh.sku.g
enemy’s lire.
Klevatliig the b.s-lH ..f
uiuskels, th.-y tir.sl bullets down
Iber alula- uiH.n the i'oufislerutes.
b.-s4-, witit n.e hand gr.-ua.les and
losi«*.l over, pn.v.-d t.s. m\n 1. f.»r
oulsialilaus. ,Me.,ilwhil the T.sl
eial cngin.-.-fs haul.sl k.,,...* la-avy tu.i
her out «.f the del.rl- Slid buiH U
mate at tl.e ba-<* of Ibe slop.. wl
w as prmif ugalimt Hie .-ueiny’s lire
he auine lime a |iuru|H-t wa-i H.r.
up back of Hu- <a-em;.te where
Fed.-rals wh.. had da-l.e.1 Into the
T found shell,-r fr.uu th.- grena
Ml ahullnut the valor of the atormcr-i
wusliHl.
The trub-r was Iiki nan

Li.. W/i

..

tom is lu deciaration of a right to ai- ak in ita owu

ing th« day they wldr-'niMl and deep
OB another stretch.
After proceeding 400 feet the sappers

LA50R

.WART DEPARTMERT

NOTICE OF RAVING AfitEBBMENT.
To H F Boughey
WillUm Holds
worth. Victor Fetenyl. Hannah A
Ijty i\> I! Brodhagea, Perry Han
nah 8 M Brown, Joweph Morrow.
Howard Whiting.
Jas. A
Mtwre
K-i
K F. FeiTii, John Hoollhan,
Thikv. Shane. Barney Anderson. Bd
Hrciliek Kat., V.
8
Oovernnsent.

WE NEED COMBINATIONS OF
CAPITAL AND COMBINATIONS OF

.iii

MRS. L MagMITHUR

I:ii

hai returned from Chicago w ith
the

Litist HoilGS il Artistic
HalfDfcssiiitNEW STYLES IN HAIR
PlNS'and ORNAMENTS,

Rim 510: • WilliiBM

J
•
aM.
MM
On receipt of $5.00 w e w 111 ship the above order w ith die Present you ^

$2.00, not including St^wiU also be seat Ffeifibt Prepaid,

r..S2The

1

the'EVENING

SECORD. TRAVERSE CITY. laCH-rSAIERDAt, JUNE 13, 1903.

The Taaahar*a Mary.
I was letachiag a ooualry achool

HOME DEPARTMENT

••boardiqg round." One week 1 nraa In
a lovely Chiittlaa home.

Few

form rather a soft tk»ugh

dren are loved as fondly a#' waa
that house

His father worked

and have a start In life, and
mother
provided
good
whrdei
food, kept him clean and comfortable

iiRVf

yoa M«» the patchwork

aadmother plowd la an early year

will Tin.} oiii what that i»

Utan day* hate fled mad loved bearu
flr.t

now/*1^*li.*^a«

. r*«Kl f«,r the country Ih,>
the»^ i^iy. too
There l« nofhtnj; nu.n-

Tb«-

han.U

auffered

»a>

dah

that

a

ere

Ue number one.
Under
threat the U*y became oen

Hut

half the pUxe.

for th.

um4uI

ih:u.

little Iki.v

in ih.

to

me.

I will trade

and he la acarrer than he should Ik-

you I hi- on.- for a h.-n ”

Lie number

f»w the comfort

thriv
Tie- l-.y

lu. .*

the world
s

I

Mrs

raivw

one

re hill uau-hwork. Kw«h*I i
^^e a hanun. r and a

m«

rew.lrive

vought

•he*carbo*mg^^

**** become discolored

her
Manv of the 1
r iha^Tvi ctnu
water
le cats with
S e\i ha

liiVlo couru-

knew

that

the

little

a. .he iiarked the ihiut
tduiv'
er.

t»r grtwier UakM and auUler aklll
Hand and kuaael. hutlonhtde. frill;
You t uddled her ehru- and pul awa
The tlreH«inie ta<k

you

Wa^b gray and brown Hnons In

w.Te the boura the wee' mahl
l.
tile aqiiare netting next H) thal
Ing away of
the ' grown up’

♦Thu. the patchwork grew. U»e quilt
waa dune.
Then .uniethlng harder wa* niraighl

htle Mra, Harew wa. talking
The
iKitor wa. an old friend who had
Giue to .pend the day
It wg. year,
mce *he had vUli.ul the Caiew lipmc
(id there was a great deal to talk
Unit, hut flr>4 of all eame.the chU
Thornton had a hoii^.-

him down from

t .
. u-au
s uh

had just made She was intliuHa.iie.
for ^he could tell of >oiue iueih.-l>
.he likil been currying tmi iu her own

wert> trained;
Not a paaaiug day hut aaw Homethliu

home

j. r the Mory was told of how Ton\

galuiHl
Then love came by. then. 8w«.«‘theart

mended the hunau.
Aly iKiy. will he tremendously iu

they were eatliic sup

e.siii! In hearing al.mt you Carew
.aid Mr. Thornton, -h.hey are working along the

he Hand That Does Mut Shirk.
n. gul wh.. help ili th. kiicla.
lime s

■rf';;

f.-C

u.

girK

trouhl.-.!

avoid

tin

find

he

ddhc.iliy

h;

img mother t.. d.. .ad
ea?y

lu.ue .hg.->i.bi.- and,that
iryiMu
am.-.My

ltii«> my

tope wh.-ii IIIV

.-ve. and .aid. *‘1

paiut .hK>s .ell me 1

an i;o o. v..ii ’
aiher was only

I I..M him that his
in fun. Hial papa’s

o-b.c >.dd Iheli mil.- Isiys. that II
las aWuAi the law and therefore

At

the guest

ehaiiilH-r Hi.

house

I ain't a pig!

Ikm’i kill me'”

I.

made

iii.u.-

.........."

liud

that

u c.ver.y Hu- voyage

th.

*

■edd.-M .talk, and ..n.k wi.........

p,

ug

m. I..U -.w.Hieu mttll it

t,..la>->

;o;r. * ab:, ! u 1..1

..ihe eye by p„-..ruug tb-^ .. im...u |
-..lor of the raw .talk.
fb.-... ,bel

..I

t.ak.u!,
- art.
in;;

broke, your tlmad

a

• What do Hiev make':
gerly.
• they

do

ail

Th.

eiiihr..bh-iy I.oum-s

Our live, are hut palchwork. Swei

^

My dally atent la my own to do^.

b^^e

quili hy;
lung the

hand,

fold the ol.

tlutl

pieced

I'

ahall lie
Told««d awuy from the tear and la.k!
^UPl tell them IhU, If iH rehaure they
. a.k •
AVhi. lua.le ^ihe quaint jalehwork hmi
That a Ihtle maiden leamol -t-* aew
KiltchCng away
year.
Now with

through that liyg >ne

When I got married I mls-ed

and

thniugh
th..

and

am
iMIteh

. work grew.
handa could
Weightier burden. <d love and care

which

imuI.1

uudasiMsl mlghtiuare

1.-.1

imaglnaiton!

It

might

easily

IV c proved fatal
1 l.-anied. then ami there, that U Is
m.i enough lo «-arn ami ciaik foot! fur

•d a hauino i or gimh l in hi. life.
When little thiu.:^ w.r. iied.-d a m w

,r.»re.M.. of .In.llgesH.m and assimila

.aiolfT s.n H l.ur. au draw. r. a |. i: iu

loll eannoi Ih> carri.sl on at all while
h.- luin.l 1. tx.nin.lltHl by fear, anger,

I iio.ei or u sloTr in Ilf pantry. 1
la.l 10 hire It dom or wait HU fatlo r
•nme to vi.li u.
My .ml.- Jo.d wa.
uily .U y. ar. ..M wh, u hi. grand
aiher gave him a l»ox ol i...|-.aml
do.w.-d him how 10 u.^,. th.mi
The
flr.1 thing he made *

mp.-

y. i

a dule

r.mmi lH.ard will; a h.>|. ilf o^ath.-r ou
I keep It hi tb.- .Uik to .el hoi
sauc. pann on

Wli.-ii UiH.- Henry was
sv i

htm to work.

Alec and John turmnl t.i. tool.. I.hj.
Now my four Imy. are aplendid little
w.irkm.-n

thit

in

th.-

yard

their

grandfatbeT hum th.-m a worksimp
They have a c-^iHUiier . h.*iu h. a ..-t
of plumber’.audpalut.T .i..d. and a
glacier, .until

Wheuev.r I iie.d any

hing d.me al.aii the home, a .a>h
Mtrtaln rod put up. a laid.' h-r. nieml

•ah.udy.

or

grief —Mr.

MeVean

The girl who I. a. Ing.-nlou* as she
- |..pulHr. and that is .aying a groat
;. al. has evoked a hammock for her
■ eranda that I. a marvel i»f pretl!
IU-,.

and

has

cxcit.sl

the

envy

of

-vv-ry girt—and man —that she knows
Sh,-

dtH-lde.!

early

in Ihe spring

hat <he netnliHl a m-w hammitck. and
iw th«- CiUil.lu’f affortl to huy a real
^.hmI tine, and a* she would have
i.ul.ii;g
Id
the
chtvap
ones, she
lari.d
h. r.elf

lu

to make a hammock fiw

This .he did

le iH.ught a quantity of sail cloth.
It Info the proper length, and
. with a huge dariiiug netslle and

Our Uvea are hut patchwork. Kwtvl
heart mlne^
Ttulay a amllc,
>

tomorrv.w

a

tear

l.A)ve guldea the hti.y hand alway;
lu.vc aeU the tank for eaehcmwUed

I;

day
Life U

hut

fine;
ixive plana

paichwtu-k

pUln o

youra. dear, aa

lov

pUnne.1 mine.
U'l ua learn to act the atllcheafalr
Our handa

are training U>r

work

rp Then*.

Whoever >i'U arc. be noble.
Whatever you do. do well.
Whenever yott speak, speak
kindly.
Hive Joy wherever yuti dwell.

i.Vihe l.*ys do li

1 gel no^H•It..r

!>• p..opl.. w

.-ind wi.h-pr.-ad

p

th,- .nt,-r

hiiojuMry ol
our gtand
Mo t ol I hi- aitepl.on h..w

hlu-r and ke.-]diig

a

rlniiiK-r nx'.i. oh-.ii* to cshiI. w>
gently that Ihe only mothui in the
r Istbe little bubble around the

Now that the flrsi edge of vacaliun edges of the kettle
la off the days begin to dra«'a little
The umahesi meat may
\>c made
with the children, and the question. tender it simmered a kmf time
“What ahall 1 do now. tnoiher?” is in water tm which a Uule vine
one of ihe veglnf queailons of tb« gar has been added. Slmiaerlng ex
day.
town.

This
Th*

is

particularly

f»r»*r-.

boy.

tracts the Julcea
Hard boUlat keeps
In cooking, theae dfstlnc«Bd them In.
Hont must be recognised If one

true In
e*n

plraty lo do to k*<v tb*» btuy. ud
It tbeir work U giTWi lk«i !■ *»•

vlahea good reaults

THE RECORD’S GALLERY
OF CLEVEHi ARTISTS

ami

i.*n

Ihe

wh.rltKHil

Italy, and

HAKi. .Aw- I tt

Msuds McMu-hsM. whfl»-poririut f.
l. r* i -s. -4 T.».
will . i.tsr th.
tsl.-i.u.l*iwa«m Hh#hs-»-. ..slt. .,».u.Mls V...lr.i -4b-.1 :
Hlffhsrb«»l. Mia.McMtch»11.s.rrvwt
Isl-nt st.,| h.-r |u»...to-g s..d drs
•n aaklUtad •• swuog vbr very Uv.i n. Utc k- sl i-u>.b. * I. -U
•aosl. altiPHifk *»•* v«ry pr*Hly -..bj.-.i. ... vt-*. rM*sl
srtasd Ue waturst bewulow -f ih- U-w
l«* s4l.Uii*^. 1 .. t
leW U load of B.tt-1*- an.1.h-vel..|.rnw that t dtiv t-.v h - »n- »r

.vUua'ed on

th.A>

eiiur.d'She hatln.r the Volcauo
viur, wu^ iu idaiii ^i^^t am] also
.»!

I'.iiuptul.

The

at lr. a'im-ut ol
Hie ^traveling
tiaim hy the hn-lhrei^ht .I'ulco’.l.
flin-iiauiiy ba-l now
hio'tu ile-..il

bc-coroe a

It t-ou!d n,. longer

a .1, wiHi Kt*ci. l.ut wa* a
Id .-..lui.i.-tmg religion ” The fm i
liu- Homan Ohrlstians cam.- the
U uj.-rc mile-: I.. the Market of
.> I.. im-ei Paul, touched him
ly
Though he had kept up the
ge of the^ibers, hU own heart
ir..uhied and he long.-d for hul.rv. ami sympathy
He knew
lu

L'^J

fharybdm

, -ul.. or Hu- hay of Naples.

A
ll.st i» M.

^uld I* king today as never Iwfure.
An insatiate d.-sire for rich.** a ml nn
Inordinate love u'f mon-y have exUted
In the past, with blighting roiis*queuev*. hut never pertuips In the
world’s history has money Uvu *m
nupreme master as today. To gel
■eems to Ih* the t hlef end of 1
iateuce
scroples arv Uid
and Uitegiity

WU4 api.ntachlng a

life and

I en-iK. aurt what be had heard
Hu- siddH-r-. of Human prisons.

ZX
•red to abide hy hlm-

I’.-tUl

,-ri:
It. hi-s ..wn hired houwe (v 30)
with only the single soldier to whom
h- wav umml hy a pair of handcuffs
..«>.* u-itig tast.-nc! to his wrist and
i.u,’ 1.. th,. wrNi ofyhe soldier. Called
t.n-Hu-r • • • • the chief of the
1 ws

To

lU.-iu

Fuul vhrank fn»in being con

explain

the situailuu

to

one who give* moiM-y the *upr»*m.*
pUce enter Into the klugiloiu of God.
First his heart n.ust W chsuged. and
thla U iK^lbk- to «;od ^Nor do the
rich Include simply lhu*H- w he
wealth. We msy love money t
ly fliough we do not i^omem IL and U
M the love of money that dlepUixw God
tn the heart and l^wmea the root of
erlL Let ua c-arefully. guard ourw^lve*
tgaiuat the lend.-uvy of our age to
det^ gold. I*el US give GM the flrst
and iupreme pla.v In heart snd i:fe
and make money as wx*ll aa everything
elae tobject to HU wlh.
BitLk tr.Ai.ivoa
Joah. vlL
H King* ▼. a)-27;
Prov. t. 8^19; xv. ’gT; xxll. 1; axvlli.
Matt vL 25;SA; ixvl. 14-ld; Acta Iv.
»-3T; T. Ml; I Tim. vL 9. 10
Few Fetqfs.
Forty one mlnuto speecbee in tbe
prayer meeting are more Inspiring than
one foi?y minute one.
Tbe lookout committee has not fin
lahed tta work till every yonng peraon
la the church la a member of the aoc*!•ty.
Tbe more aaaoclate members tbe bet
ter. provided we do not let them r*^
main auch tod U*ng.
Tbe Junior aoclcty la a vital pen of
the Young People’s noclety. not an orgai^tJoD separate and apart from it
It ought not to U a hard taak for a
•oclety of fifty members to get fire new
onee lo six montha
mt’s tbe ris
qulremeuu of our new forw ard movement - John H. Clementa.

The JXuthmw ef «4e Ml* Mew*."
On his recent wertern trip I>r..
Francla & Clerk/was tbe guect of l»r.
Charies M. Sheldon irttlM !n T^ipeka.
I'aul UH,Ml the same line of argu Kan: I>r. Clark la eotbualaatlc over
dir.-ct.-d t..ward the uuttt that h, had used ao often be- the almple. democratic. Christian home
I *r.- m l which he heard first from life of the popular antbor of -la Ills
there at.- aUay>i-|.
In u-lng rhe
Hi.- Hi* of the martyr Stephen before Bteew.*' thla man who llvee out his
shich w,...!d puzzleU
mall piives h-!
».i> own coiEv -rsion , The majority of etortee and practlcee hia tbeortea to the
.-an
U- greatly lesletter In hla self I
Ih. Jew - were, unconvinced.
led and placed
Ubors.
dwi.h or a glass; of
The ta*t picture of Paul given ui In
plate or U.wl, and served with a t.-a
l.s U. a HI Ho done up
the Us;k ot Acts i# of the man at
1. It win Ih* found an appeli^ing
u. I.M'l idle -and .ll-in
(Any qo«etion msy b* asked
work in hiv priMvn a* earnestly as
addition to the hrekd and t.*a which
he
houM-ho
lo^pply
,-ver hetore u-achlng nil those about
often, alone, serve for th. . .enlng
iiagham.
jdulle>
him ol Jesuv and
hy his letters ton. N. T.I
cat. and you sill f.-y-l lot!
No. 09. A. K. N, Otyde.
Mn-tigthoning those
who
were far
A rich ctsvky dough ma
g..lng al4.ni youn bu
away
The lett-r.- lo the Ephesians,
ented from sticking lo the baking
llUle
indulgences
hare any rtralry for tbe
. j'hl ipptanv. ' ColossUns
and
Phile­
board, by taking a piece.
tier naiured and prei
office# In tbe eoclety Tbe office sbonId
mon w.re written from this Roman
uslln. stretch It over
aeek tbe Individual and not rke versa
viiing. and she decided to leave the
prlvou
I; Is generally believed that
board lui there will be no wrinkles
New Headache Cora.
c.vnopy f..r some time when she wa*
Paul
wa.4
rekased. spent
several Dr. ClacwDce E.
lust It well with flour and roll out
better lilted lo withstand the templa
To Ih.u*. wl... suffer with vU.U-m years in active mls.-ionan work, was
he dough • Try this raeth.ul. and
Ury of the Tnlted eodely.. was former.
turn uf the hammiK
naking «8>kiea will not try the |ia h^jach.-s. es-rially so during ex­ again Irapriwmed and finally beheaded ly president of tbe PeBnaytesnU ntate
Hut It could be .ui.
it ein.ly h..i days in the summer, rv- at Rome
Hut our history stops Just
lenre half as much
embrvvldered In the 1
M -r uav h. found in the fulh.wlng hero, and the facts of the real of hU
hamrovK-k Itself won
pi,..erip.ion says
the
New
York life ar.* very uncertain.
Miss White, when she broke 1
fecHve and
Woman Making Mbnay By Growing J..ur«al
God's promUe
to Paul
that be or champngDe over tbe bow of the 1
Catnip.
Tak.‘ a small quantity of black in-p- should witness fur him In Rome waa crubier. wit careful not to
the B4
Certain women are mh-u lu New p.-r. t>’ii it in a piece of flue linen, kept. As our lesson shows, the aponUe word • chrUlcn,"
York’s shopping dUirlct l^ls month then fold «rver so the grains will not cunsidercHl that he was to wltnenn for
Huii, wash aq4 drain about three who are never aeen there at any orti fall out. and wi-t the whoto bandage Christ more than he van u> defand
■say Ood blem yon.** They coadet
with campb.T
Flace it across the himself.
>iuts of berries, add ihree-fiuartara of er season of the year.
Though a
priaoBer
ke

initial fully a fiK>t long
tk Ir.un iir.ifesslouaU. >ei Jp.1 i.
She made a ti.x-p hem lu each end.
V lourt.-.ti
The
l..y.
ke.-p a
through it slifiptM brass rods which
iei necouiit of all the w.irk they d.i
.h.‘ had cut the .aiqc leui^h as the
mt the home or yard, ami each
hamm.Hk’s width. Then im.iuc brass
nth they rvnd.r im- an account I
.l.s:u wa. ..htalue,! and fastened to
ih.-m exactly wlyat 1 d.i an cv
.aeh tii.l of the r.hl hy her Ifrother.
l.-nced w.irkman and they always
linked int.. a'rlug at each end .and
.«■ a Mipply ..f iKK-ket nion.-y, which
ih.‘^» .tvur.d
with a n.jH‘
to the
i. Ep.-ut more carefully than if th.‘y
v.-rauda column.
A small valance of
not earn It
l-ast spring Hiey
I'lrk. y red linen., with sateen, was
omlned the cellar, for which I
hung ahotii the hamm.K-k. and It was
paid them flve.'d.dlars
Occasionally
made ct.mfdriahle inside with turkey
do itdd J<d.s f.*r the uelghlH.r.
r.sl and white wa.h gvxxls txwered
itu not .
w.irk hasjkughl thum
to use their hands rU-v.Tl.v
She started to make a canopy for
s..methlng about earning and saving
it. hut the hamnuvck look«>d loo In
oney; and it has taught them self
llanee*’

€Mpr t €s$f CMr.

heaviest of r«s| ^varu embroidered
>f the ham

mgiue I*erha).- wluvt a b.>J.l his riche*
h.i.t uis.n him until t hriM put him lo
the te*t
:n.-. I.e l.*»l V hrtal -WiTTOW
fuk" atMl yol he left Him He had tried
to keep th.* .-ommandmunis and had
been unusually suct-ewaful. and y»*l at
one •trok* Christ had reveal.M the fact
that deop down In hi# heart the su
preme place was given not to tkal.
but to gold
Aivd. although U is sor­
rowful, y. t it Is true. Hutt w ith tbouaands of |KH*|.le thU U atm the .-a*.- ue

three Iiianth-; on th.
. gave I'aul a Vha»<.
n.-ver have had .Ulier

l..•ailnlul city

child he must In- p.-rmltl.-d Id eat
iiHl.t.irUsl
I als.. learner that Ihe

Mr Th.union had nev. r

ttve year, old Jim !
laugh and then with i

ver
<»vcr and
tiver
through and
Backward

d

1 lerrlhly

No alnglc U.k may I leant for you;
There. 8weeheaii mine

\.r>

le f|.llow>. My father I. a eai|. n
. one of the hamliesi no 1. that . ver

heart mine;
are flue;

b.-

untruths, indigestion, and an ex

^
everythUqf

l.r. a. hcl qi
The -wot

<

p.-ri.uaied Mampimt pat

M. I

10 Mcliti^ now- MkUa
■*M.n Ukes it up Th.

to taxHtgitize

aniountiiig to .lellrium tr»-men. caust'd

.1

Iiey higan wli.ii they w.re

' Tb.-.- I-I.HN-, .rr |d*l> .«.l y........

deathlike grip,

en-ily
can

»» ■ ^

.pul'll.:; d. .-Un JUr.l list* .d
hundr.-J patterns lot pleviUg

tg Is said t.v aid 111

At 1 isH after having water dashed

i

lyiuK pan t.r to bak.- iu th. ..v*-u lu j ban.
i'c,.v,r.-d pan uuiil HM.t.M.ubly .b-i,. j.-t

with agotiiir«.d screams, ami 1 Horn th.- fir.
A tahle>|...iiful *d
uiid Isitli Hie fiurents hen.ling over orange juice luipi.ive. Hu- llav..i ol
eliiur.
UmI. while
he. sound
;l,s p. with widtMipen.uuscx-lng eyes.
tah!e.|HM.urul of lemon j.ilc- a.i
!M h.iar..*ly screaming, "I ain’t a .led to the water iu 1
g*

|.ba-aui

Sundap Sabbatb
Stvdph Eessons
PAUL

\.rk in ..rder 1.. k..-j. the..aU.au* iU|«b..!
-ba|K-. r..l! iu ib.ur-au.l plar.- u» lb. | ib-

ing

ill his lac.-, he 84x*med

and

th.- la-k

u.nal m^hod id | h.-M.
the end ol llv.'mimn,--. |-b. JJ

Ift the sausag.-s getitly. iMjiig can- |i..ul mu b) l.r.-ak Hu-in: dia.u. bi.-ak I pi..|.
b.*^.klu> iu v.veral place, with aNuiv

Hhubarl.

r .1

bo given to two ot.Jeet*. Only one thing
can l«? supreme, an.1 all elw will re­
volve around It This principle a|>pUea
to Ood and money. It U atwolutely
impoaaiblo to five the mtpreme pUce
to both^God and uK>»ey. Many would
like to do It. and many hare tried to dv.'
It. but U cannot be done. Of ihl. fact
we hare an Ulnatrailon In the rk*h
young ruler who i*auH* to fhrist
tlod
and gold- had b*-en tU- d,*«lrx- of hi.
life, but Ohriat iskui vxvmlmwd him
that It must be God or gold -Ituih ran
•phuv. and all
iK>t have the
tKSMN» tx'tween them.
must therefon
Is- G«h1 and g.dd, but
B
gold. Htere mbould be
be Gcsl 4
I should be glr
no question -as
m-y la not lo l»e
en the first place
.11 U not to lu*
Ugbtiy esteemed.
Il«>tteial|' i4«taine«l
and prv>t>erly used, it is and can Is- a
great hlesalng. hut to inak.* luom-y *u
prem.- and everything cU- WHouilarr..
ma»ler and everytblug

uut.l , ^

ai>u cxc-e.1

his moihera voUv. an.1 clutched her
^A’heii your

use

be win bold to the

•clearly 1
principle I list It is alwolutely
tie for any one to have two 1
This princl|.le Is ime Uio
alma In life

ti.e etu.iu
.! ^1
wime

am.ih.-r

luu,-hlet..| Ml-

o.*d. him in my anus, and gave

Madge,

TwaH thua that the awkward haiuh

would knot. .
- The day w hen ydu flr.t lu.gan to .ei
M) hlueeyeit maiden of long ago?

For

fade

love tlH> ocher or

else lu life made sc-omh-vry to Illui
Yet. alas. b.»w many turn from thst
and worahlp IbeyfcoMcn .*«lf. a« the I*
raelltea In the ^w tM-mess!
To U.w
many tuouev
ev.-rvthlng. .vMlv.ugli

hi. high

gliigerhnwd and have a Idle of .oiiie
dellclou. creamed waliiuu that Molly

While

that

i leastMMUirul of ammonia ti> a !
Wa-h well, and if
) of 1A Klvr.
I
put
through a
much
!.*»* ammonia l.av

oiuhlngly
Ting a ling ling went the di.ir l.dl

ren. for Mr.

will not fade.
g.iod*

k, -iMUgl.iered
lu hi. dilau-d. hor
or viiiekeii eye. 1 .hw that his im-

h;m

fill of young pi-ople. herself
The gue.i had to ta^te

other

crmle or househ.ild ammonia Instead
of soap.
rtolltHl
neckties
may he

maiiua! traliiliu; ..ch.-d" .Im ^ald
the |iaa.<lnp

it. and thi-y

waHiiug

v.r Hie face uf the tortured child. I
new that he had. unfortunately, .eeu

»..|p. l

home of your

lor

This, mixture is effec-

iu

lelim
He ate no mure
All H>. .li
, live ll.it^. were turu.-.i to iN.i.Hon

meet our ateut again

garment.

rt.hl water, with a lliHe black pepper

me.*t

giiiaiioi. pictured Hi. frightful scene
ud plac. d hiiiiH. If In the plHC,. ot 111.

until ue&i day

Ighi

cloth. using a cloth the color of

III. .Hhad.-ii of vivid color that pavised

I’IV

Inlug r..iiu ’ said 1
l. aniiue lots of Hi

proudly
env"’
•How

1 vig.irously with a sponge or wool-

.ml >pread uu

••»k

lolget

0 clean men’s clothing* mix two
ts alcohol and one part ammonia.

mother’s eye^

.h.- did mit

*..iue

hun

A'/Ihvx <d powdered borax should al
ways iK kei»t on the sink shelf.
A
little addtxl to the water' in which
dl.h tow.-:* are washed will
help

really

w!%ri»ut. i.iw>... MII... ..ifi

You

and Tln-K well b»‘f«re using

l la cleaning all kinds of woolen
.1. or carpiMs.

hi. raoA. I txuild not say to him
A canter had »oine oIT a hureau In
Yom, laih.T i-i' not siM-aklng the
he nptre n..in and the
jiiiih
I Mulled r.as.uringly at him
liiK Into the M raw mat tint; Oil a hole
Pajia w.-.it ou ”Or I’ll trade him for
biiUf. ,n.ll.
I
.....r
in th. n.M.r fviverliiK
a |.the eats like a little pig
You
r P1.ID «ilh Ib-.llu.- f.,r Ih- |~ rf.-r. .
^
raid Ton
CO .1.1 f.iii him hi a i. n with youi plg<
•tpl«
"I kiu.w Ik.w, at hetii. ‘ Ue four
ll*r» I. .1.. vi-nr «r.t (.irh I «.•.
^
<
»
Th.- U.y was slow ala>ut eating and
4t^ then the huieau wa^ laid on lii
'fhvenly year* ago-ple<lng yet!
ha.i iro: fluish.-d When we lelt Ihe
hack
Tony fetched hi. t.M.I che.t
Th.».e ena.ke.! allirhe* ah
inolh.tab!.Pai'ia said, 'll you
eat m.
and ill half an hour he Imd niemle.
niuiji you will Him Ini.i a tittle pig ’
the broken leg neatly, .lipped th.
You genily nmlled ai >oi,r darling’
l.ie immlM-r five
You are almost fat
caM« r hai'k lub. plw.. ami the ph-ce.
enough tti sell now
When you gel
furniture wa. a. .t.a.l* and K.a»d afimlled and nlghetl a* you amiNithe
fat eimiigt. lo kilt you cmld U- killed,
when it wa. new
her l»row.
like the Olh.r III Hr pige" *Ue uum
••Where did* you hwrn t<i do ao neaJ
m You are amlllng down from glory
a piece of wt.rkr*. a.ked
patchea are plain and

l<>hsi>ooutul
twcvihtrds full of
two hours
Wash

boil

much to k<>ep them clean, and at the

new car|H-i. or

uvmhm

l*et

MliVl.UAjy. to .<e whether this wwe
ni.aiii. hut

his

in

Vinegar

THE RECORD’S CALLER Y
OF BRIGHT CHILDREN

.pills his

milk." U.- numlK-r two
l*,e.e.it!> the fath.-r amid

Tht chai.g-

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

Kvery

isr

same time keep one's hands sitfi and

ih. ladv will go away and tell all the
people that tmr

u pussy s

racks

Four aroim.l the -auc

into cold water

ia„. t you want a l..y ’

•laar

^x:zi

a.

»he> •

maid

y„u ”
awful

It

pan spread with
with
the reBiaiuing I „r \u e* n
covert lljfhlly
inaquU
k oven
pl»HVii
lUke.in
a quUk
ov,n aUmt
alKvuij[ *;-

He sptlU-d.a little milk.
Then H wa. the father’s turn. -

or thimble bad thread and pu/zHng |

..mall

in May even woman who
likes 10 irvwtt It to e

Culinary WrinMea.
When salt ham. or tongu.-. ai.
cooki'd. they Nh.mld at ..u.Ih- p.c

you must Iw giiod or Uud won’t

In one of the <(irrei»i

grown Wild

The

cutler

cake

ingly. that they were doing wi
When the lend mother lied on
liitle buy s hlb 1 heArd her say; •’

I'rhked eere the flng.^.. jnan>

and
and

ami taught him good manners.
fifteen minutes. Wbyn don.- .plii. Hu- ».i^
Vet at my flrst meal In thal home
cakes, spread with.^soften,-1 butter
I was made heartsick by the untruths
and cover bouniifuiiy. w.th iK rrv.-. he
which were told lu the child by both
lW4t»n the layers and .n t..p -d each

qull

finger*

j

-nuis

10 about a third of an tnch in ihu-k
ness and cut with a bi.v'uli or lak.

Sacrificed that he might he educated

MItft. M. B. C. BATM. EDITOR,#^

He
L remnant of "aquatter sover space of t me and the patient will hut made even them help him.
But catnip ^fiows In the fall asleep, When the camphor dries Ulustrated the truth of the proverb.
ganlens that surrvmnd the;r cwii of the linen. If not relieved, aat- ‘\Alkere there Is a will there Is n

fr*^ catnip

little boy who waa the only chll-

^ OF DfTElEST TO HOKE LOVERS GEHERALLT 4LK1> TO W(»SH FARTICUU^LT

aa baking p^der
cup of butter ^d
t three-fourth dif a
add gradual
cup of milk, mixing with a kaife

-id. Hnl t-mnie to his nation and their

r. ligi.m. at. l tried lu show them that

r -a is

-iJir

Most of them are old and affabby. head and He down on your bark. The preached the gonpel eBecUraiy.
I cup of sugar and aet aside about an
He
Mtpaof fiov. and thoy ttro In llttlo homm Umt are pain win have cenaod In n^ery •hort did 9pi tflow hit hoBdn lo hhider him.

wersatllUy In proBonaA Pcthapa the
day wlU coBM whmt nhjpa will bo
Bomed by pBlatcra. Thea tb«t wttt

4

i

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THE EVEXIKQ RECXMU), TlUVERSE CTTT, MICH., S.\TCEDAY. JUXE 18. 1908.

THE EYE
Of TRUTH
UUAN C rAtCHAL
Ml. ftV

C'.»*

«ONfUirriNG of

Frt/iu Ibe DotU (Moot
12.1W8:
ofUTnoon
drcuiuauoce uccurml on Um> rukauic
mUimoc«
of tLe cUj. kno»n
Blf Buttf. It wu an adrrotore of tvro
toloor* who had been proa|ie<
the o«nr aloeraJ aUforo. Thej
hoolia4 4hMr patent dlvioliMt n.J from
a ladder rock where thej had located
a lead of the pfodooe meUl. the nato

aearchlnc the faco of the cliff for all
▼oro. a> the delicate tbreada were accuatomed to ch*. they w ere warlof wild|y toward llie wreetem eky. Upon looklag ;o that direction what wae Uie aa^
tonMpent of the men to behold what
appUWao he a atraoge hlnl of alfantlc Woportloos flylnji awlftJj toward
th fear, they
Inflated black wlnga and
aettied aolaeleealj to earth near the
apo( where they atood.
On nearer new It aeemed to bf a aort
of air ahlp. lU machln.-ry
frleeuuM wit
tilmiy iflet
alned the
tha dinalac rod. 0*er Ita aide apIMarad tha head of a moat gruteaque
imonagiL
etaadylng hi. uncanny
entU ha laapad out with aurpriaing
agUlty. Ha waa of alarming height,
aad hlB bead aaanad to center toward
ooa tarrlble eye In the roldde of hi*

I of It. f«.rin.t

^
Jrf

1 • • nrvl
be lost j
I
Hi iH‘ XVOII by
.1 tcl.lly
ah the.mt. „h-Y-[
!
|

f^»*«»
Ward wa*

1.;* Irt.»lh- Pl««>*. M..d tl-, t.THl- uud ,
.- he .. id.-hr-d 1
*i>ter. Cd In th- t-i.-.l *ho%..-r
t,e would
and that wreckage .-ind d.-*«nn
low.-d In hi* path are matter* uf cur
roiil history. Ws n.H-d not refn-at them
hen-.
h.-.ol.iu..rt-ra”
-lt,..;,u^. y.ni Uo.-xl in.-,” said the
Wheu he cn-ateil *uch terrlMe hav.Kp ,rty arrivM t!»e offlivr j fnu.m. starting at il..- Ktraiigeii.-s* of
r.-*nlt of I
g-n-ral * lent
The «-oiu . tie-.|”x<Tmn
*itiing U-fore a pine labUI l"'*‘
truly, bin tl -r.- I* a n-a
I on hi* face. Turning he .-sai why I w.oild h.ixe tn.*.Th*l juu
aud brib.-r»
amhd*. w h-ii h- tuni- '
pored with the pr.-*ld.-nt * im-**age. 1
w hioh told n« how ninny uiillloii* ae' ;
enu-d to tlint no»d- atat.nuian froni th-

The Sabbtlh .juhl of that chtin-h
wa. rudely bn.k.-n by a *.vm* of rh.t
and biootUhed No clear ..-.0111.1 can
be obtained, though w.* .pp.-ial .-xd.i
alv.' Interview* with promln.-ni im-m
bw wbo were priwnl
^ot It seem, that regular *.-rvh-e wa.
in progrra. wh^-n the m.-»gtu il.-pr.-son, u
of the M.rtlun wa* felt by all. ami it i.
prraum.-d ih..i hU evil aiieli was .o.-r
the minuter, th.- elmiu.-nt Kev. Ulauk,
and caua.-d tiuwe a*t..un.llng utter­
ance. which eurui;.Hl hi. unually deoproua congn-galion Into ln-.urre. lion

mer^v had 1*^.1! i lo--*l by him. w1h-h
the St<Hk I’xchaiige had In-eu made Uo- I
abode of spiders and *ll.-mv; wln-n at |
the last he eo,„tultt(d the h-lnou*
erline bf UKl.ising and therefore .1|«1I» o»

UII.I

I

I;

foTV'
To which the xlKilor roaiH.nd.d. tu
her own horix.r n* well.a. that of her
dear frk-nd. * Ju*t to *,v If you had
bought any u.-w furuilut.- to n-pljixthat shabby Htuff in your parlor ’
It grew loo .langx-rou* After tl.e fli>t
wev-k of hair puUiug* ull calling .-,-aMHl

I
1 ttat Itttla aa.

^
t

-

- hppi tha binboard. of tha city duHng
thd paat night, ao changad ara thgy
±rom yaatarday. Both advertlaemanta
1 tha atartled gaaa of

1|^ ^

Ih.
:
i

-tjoack-Airo

«^rvmfd Qloaninga. Maat Indlgaad
hlaofbiwakfaatroo<l.r*
•^un Skin Boapl BbIm tha hands
»^hadcomplaaionr

.
f t :

‘TlncUer Shoe, promote profanity
and corn.; wlU cripple for Ufe, After
one pair you will never wear any
. ather.***
Farther down In tha .nburba tha
moat attounding poatlr. met the aye:
-At the Grand! The Serromer Opera
fwnpanil Worat of tha aeaaun*. tortoroar And the iiortralta of the beautlfal BUn of that troupe were dlatortod
lata the facet of wrinkled old woman.
-Oomlag next week! Braalleat ahow
oa earth!, No animala worth ae.dag;
Mac all mnaty with age; 2 cMita*
w«thf<woalyhaWjJ|oUarr

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EXAMINATION OF TEA6NERS.

Mak.* *' sick. ‘|^..pM’well" . .’li centt
.t.i
K. .luhnsun
A|.i.Ik on-1

pi Motherhood

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.1^1 l.e*towi upon heallhv womanhood.
Women wh.aw vital It V Us been sapped
by
cannot ttfdv give birth to ctildrm. InpraffnancyanlinchildbirthweakI
n-s* of the mother u rev.-aloii in tbe pam
f
aii l agonv Mie suffers.

>lopp,*l;
exei^- tratu !»n,| mill and *foi.- an.l
and f t.
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gllJ,*d dome of ilifhe Ht-MTH-d Into hi*
and III- uwfiil evt-low ly ihr,'.- llmra as

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Tlfat Can Bm Found U

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and four adeka'1,1ns medicines that pass off the ira-

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njowtbs of pit-gnancv. IW tm>ther is al>le to give them ncorasary vitalily
*ad strength.
With lbc*e fa
ts i«wc
------i«wcnted to
mother should I*- satishnl w xihout tbe r<will
her. Kverv mother *h-»old be able to treat her*elf in her 1
ill give b
„ilh this valuable tm-dicine.
Wine of Fanlui can Ikim*l from any druggi.t at $1.00 a bottle,.
Polycarp. N. C.. Jan. 11. 1902.
I am the mother of .even children and whih in rropnan^ with t^
first si* suffer.-d untold misery until they were born. (»ne month More Iba
raventhwasUro 1 iK^loUkeaUdUeof Wine of CarUui. which gave me

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COMPANY.

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PER 1000 WATTS
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1*0 thf onev \vhi» doL-s the-cooking: forithe familily. and
sonu!litm‘s to the mrmfvers of ihr fa lily, to firad that
an rniire baking ha^ l*(M-n siioikrd i: AU-K poor ex. or bakinv: powder had been useil in its manu- }ac^;
kvoia Swao.H Ani-sox«i*^ora** by
usmjj Johnsona s Tiire
Ihire Mavorinji
1'lavorinjT Txtracts
1 xtracts ami I’ure
Pur
Creani of Tartar Baking: 1‘owtler at •>01- per pound.
Prescriptions Carefully and Conscientiously Compounded.

Johnson’s Drug Store.

, pvone.

ITT le Vi 1!
If >xiu desire to initall a 5vstem ol Electrical Lighting.
-BelU, BorgUr Alarms or Td*

ui to eatiN fine hnc of

«pph« M.d cu quote iwtiafoctory price*
ic« foi
for high gr-l.
•ork and niatenU.

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FIRE INSURANCE MAKISTEE& NOimiEASTEiUM-.i)
AV-O CONNKCTION&
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BLOOD
PURiriER

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rkB- 'A B. ITARK-Fora «el« U UvWMi.

•Pi.*.e who do know about it
wou.ler huw they ever g..i aUmg
with..ut it
h lias vobUd chikTerr.es lor nianv a
It ba* tvrxrrvcd her
,;ure- and sawd
savvd her much
J
It is an external linimriu ami criira with it iberefure.
alKHdii-elv uo danger of uiwefmg
the sysu ni a* dru-* taken lUternallv are apd to do. It i', to be
rul.lKxl into the alalo ura tosoftes
ati.lNti.ngib.a tbe muscles which
a.'c \ i N ir the strain. 1 hi.means
m li h b -s j.aia. It also prrvcuts
ni -ning su lnc« and aU of tbe
dtlH-r di*CxAn. .
of prrgnsngv.
A .b n-go.;.Ma^vn. Ca., *a\s:
-I h.ivc t-.bl a large quantity of
M.^hei s I rieml and havx; nevxrr

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Ih* wtioi- country
to hxpnottr.- tbe .'
l.iir In lb- .-tuiix
.Staji.ling uu.l.-r tbe,
-.1*1. ev-ry p.-r

/h« Mo.. PwfMt

«.twr

-M.- d. I. ,1. - ui lUM the aiithoHty.
-If sdv- ix Ih.- rigid gill. It won’t make
the 2-ast .i.U.T.me huw \ou do It so
long
sou ,.:ake her imden-taiKl; and
If elle i-«T ilw right glH you canmit
|**s.:i^t.:> flame the «4«|**Uuu so a* to
gel tlH light answer from bi-r
c\.n
s<-qu,HdI>. It i* of even lew* (m|ortaot-f
bow >ou word It. I* tliat all pnlay •
Well, o.me ggui I w hen yon hav- n
prally Imiuwtani qu.-siloo to a*k.”—
Chicago Boat.

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cx-i n.-d, a* in <
tX-*]M-.t Ideal. Tliey
limsl.
majority of the ladl»-s. There nrr bot 1 Inj The T*-xt
..n*l.
*1*0
few iraldancra or hoxu.-s .sx npled.
found
found fn m
They are chiefly lawnllng ’
qulrle* that ’ imU timt-ra” nr.- a* well
llila la tha dlrvvt result of the.buaj educal.sl as rhiblr. n in full ati.-m’ance
h when the dlx oixv conns tqniad
at board achoul.*
riiU-ngo Journal.
aot aa average dally grist of 2lB datotol aggregation of fl.891 for
th of NovemlK'r. IWs. Oc the
and. many are rruultevl wbo
bad been aatranged U-fore.
Beveral promln,-nl and highly «Me«nA citiC4-mi are residing for tbe present
In the cltj Jull. while as mjny prlronre r,-lcn*.*l.'thelr lnno<vnro IiavlDg
been pro\.d U-yoml . doubt atnor the
advent of tl»e Mnrtl.n
Everybody lut* txwd the famou.
Truth Issue of tin* Anaconda Copper
Bhat-t.
It Im* iH-cii traimlated Into
langu.g.-* Aa 1* w.-ll known.
It was eau«cd by an um-xiiecfed visit
of the Martian to the .xlitorlal rooms
Just wa the prltib-r* d.-viU U-gan their
alghtly rushIl Ifor .*.py.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

i:u MUMUiumwiAioluo.
iliatiMti tor i-iir I’uiM.dn Stiiitriirx.’
a nioWnted »»tW«*-:
• d;»*ln-d up t.. tl*

nisclf Invisible to Ihr |k.II.*- whu,
;.nl.-d .So
dav ,.f public bxpuotisiu : ,o„i.

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M-.ilh . > Kuen :. mv*c

Xing h.td lM* ii tiirn.-.I f
»i*id- out by the Ar- .
tied .-.mipelliiig .y.
• n.itioii to relH-1 Aud

y.-airs of age o-mviitr

£. B. Braaw M. D

.St thing In tha world.” an
*W»1..!
the.
tH-\vs}ia|>er
authortty.
-nsK ;<:.-k out vour glrf
“IN. ^.t I cr plek.*l ooL-WHJ
ro ahead.•Itri l ow

un.t Oreenway
With Itf. til*

eity gov-rument w.i* !
SIX Ml vio- proi,s ling
. Wo n. in *lu.rt. uur '

of tlHbean no d.niuv*
entire araaou. and t^e . bun b-* and
acbools era yet iii a chaoti. .vnditlon.
The town !ta.-lf 1* now dlvM^pl in
half. East Butte U-lng the aUidt- of the
larger part of the groxvu mule intpula
tloa and We*i Butte occui-led hj tbe

*w.i. :ot\i,
uti
editor
be
•tat-d h • «
*.«m< w bat hraltatlngiy.
• It Is ratb.r a delKwte question.- ha
said, and x.rv likely dltB.-ult to as
*w.-r l.rt I want to know how to pro

1 was tn UU.T

nrrlagl^rw^jctt blast
reign of terror in the I nite.!
Bute, for the la*t three month* Some
mile re*uim* of hU xan-er may not b.ami** her,-.
Ill the toXMi w h.-re lie llr*l apiH*nr«*d.
Butte, Mont , tliero iin- yet tni.-e* of
hi* ravag.-t.
lie put an entire ejop to
tbe ay.teiu of *.H-iaI , «IU among the ladies.
Inatrad of joyful gr.*l!ng* the
ealler met with wmb tx-mark* from her
hiwlesa a. • iMd frumpr ’ llal.-ful
thiugr ami "What did you omie hert-

.ich tUiM- he l.-uriH-d
nwv that a «pi,iln
s tod aui!or for tl«-

faro.-* said nothing aUmt having
tied tlmt W.-ifxl ha.l pun—-l>
the
gauH-* whleb lu..! u*-u play.d. witb
life for th.- *take. and wh-li he WHB
.(Ml ..ta -n» .•mbra<’ed cxehange.1 the wsT.-t w .-nt >outh w ith
Vs 1; « 1..1, W:ml p.is*,sl him undivnlg.*!,
frsl to
tile of soldiers i
!'• Ibx* apring of |S.C. the war wa*
• *t«v. l hi* .i.-i.pH-tor I ended, and th.r I HR.n artni.-* iiianlud
hom- Barton W .r.l ,n-l Ah.o «;r>M n
•,Ive
tl - li:-l and 1
: -l.c r.1ejd-.l .u.d .ous. ut.d to Iw

Tha Rev. I»r. Blank. pa*tor of the
People's chor.h, lira In a triilraJ ,vu
dlUon at the rity
1 of hi* oWt
of violence .t the

THB BA\»l KGK KKMt»\ Kl»
ThU U the day ,.f *|hvIuI thniik*glv.
ing appoint.*! by the pr.-iddent to *i.oxv
pur gratitude Hunt a t,ntlon»l .coiirge
ha. been menlfiilly lifted from ,.ur
land. We may on.v mort- walk in*-ly
forth Into the light »*f day w itlioiit fear

major lu-raiaied.
F F
I *^^t
from here, or I w«l
wUl h
have
Lflr£\70fi .hot m puce of the prlaoner.
ihavc no time for such matters.I Rnrly tha- m-xt ira.mlng the Fnlon
of 1war 1
guard, i-rtw^inv .lown il*e road
nlon cdit-t r<,^rirooer. of
^
-Ito TulIalH.m.t. lu**.!..;: h.^tily thrown
If ’jup d-f-ns..., nu.il> esna- 10 the main
tNl.,I».|
f.al -n.!.-* ha.l a--.ps i.sl I.. defend the
n.c -,. :tikd found ih.v« .l.-H-n-tl ITvaa.-ml.; ns uw ay. I am ing ..ti. it.ey r.iim- ui-m tin- n-nr guard
IH- ..f y..u t..
.hot ..r «lw- t\u.f.sl-r..i.- nnii.x -mu! -aptuivd
I f.v.f.s|-nne of the * ImvIv of-tipti. .tuotyern^-iu the rninn
:.:oi l.y th- Feder- pris4MM-r* wIm> had l«xii in jail at TulMajor
who b:td
a., .l uler ih- fal*e laTi.uiu.
claiv.- of theiu. found the table.
r-.» r th. or.!er you must jlurmd
V-^terxh.y 1..- wa* a Jatler:
. .1. .rtuin- Which *h.n*Uow In- v«,* a i.ns..i,-r.
•
.
I •Vn|*i..in.*’ he uidd to Burt..n Ward,
•ix lutksl ;tt till* tfrtiii an I-I cougrauilate yon.”
( ••.MaJ«.r.’ returned Ward. ”I trust
I..U h-n-.’" tot id the older ; that lu-r.-.ft.-r when you ar»- ..rden-d
•I.-1 fs i hiv a tame of to >ho..i I nion* prl*om ra. you will Iw
ja. imnb-ulsr tn the drawing ..f your
rul.’M-r.” s.ii.1 th.* ronfed- j onh-r a* y.»u h.xte U«.*n In thU .-dae.. » aplain Want mmh- It hi* .-^hh-UI
...o,
youn::-r man. budne** ,0 *.*- that the man Whi. had
a- ’
nearly «. t.-d a* hi* *-x.*-u!loi..-r
, Msould Iw irvtit.-4l w itii .-V'

l.egnli

a.hlngt
and .worn neveral .w.-ara. Youth wa.
ln«tnicted that
t* SUiuew
twin brother to loneliii.*^*: that many
bad ieM.ple arv l*up|.> aii.I varUni* oth­
er troth, that rauwMl Ih.- dl*nilH*al l.-II
to*ring In agitated ha.te at *J .’ki At
the gi-ni-ral t.-u.h. r*’ mi-. iln>: a like
f-omuMtUop wa* rnUH.Hl hy th.- «aiue
planetary heii(llli;ht. We n-fraln front
puhllahlng the remark, of the .ui.erln.tendent to hi. leaclu-r*. Ih.- Martian

From the New York Karth. Jaii.
1949;

-Wliai'UuU I iiK fWMTtir Uw

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urSonlJ*^*^” 1* • d^ly ' Uitor at

> aay, the uuvaralabad tiatb. however unpleamnt tt
Biay ba. oomaa from hla U|»a with that
dreadful eye upon him.
They also awnbe to their caleatla)
.Ttoltar among other black arts the
power of becoming InvWhlo at will
wbeoarar and to wbomaver be cbooaea,
Poaalbty the latter faculty belong, alro
They ro*e a. one man ami llteVally
to bla air ahlp. a. DO trace of It can be'
tore him fr.>ui the pulpit, lie . sea|.ed.
iBlgBuUe.
though iKTloUHly lujured. thr.niKh a
truth compelling power of eye prova to able door and wa* Uken to Uh- h.eiplba a fact It U rather dhmuletlng to tab Fear, for hi* H.-ireiy ev.-n In e.*e
gn at i*
MMOlata apoo the direful change, that of recovery are entertalne<l.
may ba wrought In bunum affair, by the feeling ngaln.t him.
n.« crowd w a* .hsiN-nM-d l.y oflieer-i i
till, unique b<>lDg la
of the Uw nml.l mu.-h excli.-in.-nt. The
Martian ma*t go!
(Mont.l
enppad from iba Anacoi
Coppar8haat.Bept.10.19a:
Many accounta hava been glvaa of
the man from Mara wbo arrived laat
week from the aky. He baa bem •ten

ana be quickly cured. It
pure. Take Ayer’a Sarsaparilla and
the bowels are constipated, take Ayer’s Pills.

M. Ik

WtiUn & €mos

Wbrn be rinalh gx t hoW of the An

Tartona romora ladicmt.- thm tl»e re­
cent revolution agmlnM i.Mdl.^l nen
began wUh-one Mike l»ool«n of the
Anaconda mine. It »eem. ihat l»r.
DaM». the oompan^ phydeUn. while
wrltlag a praacrtptlun 'for Mike wn.
atarUed by the audden apiM-*rau.i- «.f
tiK gUot form and truth e»ir«etliiK
eye of tha MarUan; hence liool.u'* dl*
covery that aU the potent ♦•yiuboU on
the bit of white paper Mgnlfl«d no
mere than salt, water and HodN.
-Faith,- he wa. brord to de»;laim to
a gaping crowd of U.tener*. '.u* If
that*, phwat we re payin’ him foixe
hooodard dolUra a moni* fvr we molgbt
aa wan put it into a few ton. o **Hly
cracker, an* Uk* It thot way iverr
marnln*. bagorryr
The man from Mara w.« r. lormiug
tha acboeU yeeterday with hU oi'tiruT
aearcb bgbt. Durtng Llo tWt u. the
high acbool Uie history Uf^m wa. a
marvelou. cUnclo.urx*.
II.ro.-* w.-re

‘HARHOWiNG iitmuou:
Oaorafatilg C««laUj all the way. the
mmara brought their atrange gueat In
ta tha city. He wat not to be aeen
wbaa tha laportar called at a lata hour
Uat might Ba la aaSd to be remarha
bla la igpaafaiMA nearly twelve feet
Ih baliht and clad tn garment, woven
ofoaapteaajntbont aeam..
Hla awaatroch eapior. aver that hi.

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Item, divraicd of thdr patlSlag. ra-';
minding on- of a row of browala akalalon«. flw |>age devoted to paying gold I
^nbUah. It woold he too harrowing.
mine, atal rbh .trlkra la the Kkmdika
Tbla pabUc terror PMwt be hunud
shrunk by the hydraulic prmaure of
Iowa. 8«eh Chlng. moat hot be iu oar
that Martian cya to five tines, the unaw alddtag city. No one U safe while
compUta«*ntaiT nature of the .remarks
IMb moaater U abroad. A m.*. m.^ t
he reat M to be called tonighL The Mmrtlua
this 1. well known j«
- readers. Tbl. was the last edl- ! *
the I
tlnn destined to be Issued fromi tbe
t opper Sheet font* That paper U now I
The building
buikUng w..
was burned
burned to
to I
no more. The
the gn.und that night. The editor wa. !
forced to fly for hU life, but he after- ]
from Mara
ward made a great fortune by printing I
ronvenlr edition, of tbe Truth Iraue. |
oorupatloa of the Utter U gou«- when
which have Uy?n .old In all part, of
every one in the court n^Mu.
the w orld. *n»e fdllur has slme retired
and wltnaaaea Imiuded. teiu the exu<n

Farm For Sale
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bam farm
One of the
Travarwe county; 3H 1

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