The Evening Record, May 27, 1903

The Evening Record, May 27, 1903

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1903-05-27

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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THE EVENING RECORD

YESTERDAY'S ISSUE
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SpMlal

TRAVERSE CITY, MICU., WEDNKSDAY, M \Y i>7. li^on.

to Hmk

LETMTflCSAlL

MONET ALL
GUARANTEED

BT FLOOD
AND FIRE

Will Stilcc and WUI Oavla Had Nar­
row Cacape on the Bay YccUi. day Afternoon...

GOVERNOR SIGNED
Now Work on Atylum

8ETO!TH YSAE-1884

BILL

W^at M0 Campart mitk a mkt Baak tar

Improvement

J! Graduating Gift

Will Be Poshed,
tkivemor U:h* has .-i;med
d the ap
uew cotprupriation hiil fo

The two men whom it was iboo«bi
WWW capalzed In the hay yoatorday af
wen 'numerous DEATHS ON SEA AND
ternouii. durinit a »ud«1e« aq
li Uavis.
Iiisii-ad;
Will Stiles and Will
liavis
______________
.....truck.
LAND TODAY
.
^

rOR TMf $2300 COMMIttlON FOR
PARCR MILL

fff

A brana new lot we kbow. Everythin* that is ucw ami proper for
this occasion is here. There are no old ones in our stuck. Books
make about the most suitable and appropriate |ifts one con bestow as
they ate sj-mboN of iwchc years hard work. Notice the west window.

hem ao auddenly that they

or steamer!

ITS OT TO FICD lOIUTS

TO RECOVER BODIES

p»ple on the ahore
Owen who n iKiriod
Uealtiea
Rasmussen Drag, a New Thing. May
pldent to the poMce.
TOOK NEARLY A SCORE OF PAS j
«e Sold lo the City-Look. Like
TO OECURC THE $125300 CAPITAtf several other people saw It. and they
SENGER8 TO DEATH
a Goed Thing.
also thought that the boat went over.
OTOCK FOR COMPANY
Two persona In the Hairtiah A La>
Tim repreaeniative M the Raamoa- j
Mcrranllle Co a ature saw It. and they
—n
drag, an article for the recoverj;
r.ww sure that the boat went oyer.
Tancment Houae Flra in New York of the bodies of those who have Uen •
There waa a lull after the squall
•iMifieM Men of the City Responded
truck, and durluK the lull they got
Resulted in Cremation of Four and
drowned is in the city and willap|s>ar'
WHh l/s|ial Liberality and Money
be sail Itack up and pulled for the
before the city cooueil
tomorrow ‘
the Serious Injury of a Number
cut shore In the cove, where they
Waa Quickly Asaurad Thi.
evening and endeavor to w 11 the lu ;
Id not catch the
-Two Iday Die.
Morning.
atrnment to Ihe ritr
The rL]'phance‘
et.*»U! tv til*
i:*.or4
has already Utn examiucd hy t.'l.i»'i of
Tile |2.5(m» required by Kre.l Uo
Antwerp. May
27—The
Britihk
Police Rcuuie. and It 1<k»Ls u#him‘
I the j
r rl'uldersfleld.
Dutulo ut lbe"proIIll^d^pa4J'r mm*
r was v«*ry wet. They not onlyjnion. Ircim Venice for Cardiff, collided and lo thv {lohcetnen nnJ firemeu like
thU niy. has all been ifwaranleed I
off a good thing
27 «rf I he im»*L proKnuslee bueintikfc had to take the rain st«»rm. hu
heavy
sea
C'ame
*
The apparatus cny imb of a s;ec I bar
men of the city
The oommHlee apIMilnteil In the matter had no difficulty
12 fcH*t in length, rouneclod at tl c
li is tear«Hl tbai U or
»f her pas*
In MrrurltiK the |:uaranl.■»1^. «>|Mclall>
sengern.
mo.stly
sewn
returning end with two line, to the main oiag
after the action of the l»i*ard of trade
line
Along thii bir are faitcned « x -;
fmm
Ih-gland.
were
directota yesterday aftemuun
;drown<<d.
en triple LockT: so that th*- entiie 12,
The dlrecuim mfe calhfl toKethcr
-New V.>rk. May 27—In
the
yeeterday afternoon and paies*d the
fret is coxered thoroDghlr each timei
which dcjiHiycHl a five story ten
folloniu* reaoLuiUin;
the
drag
is drawn.
j
house on West One
llundrcsl
• lleM.lved. That* In ra»«e FrcM Ih.l.
ThinX-fifth
Thin
X-fifth street early tcnlay . four ! The books are weighted, the weight
en» U sucHtfsaful lo tjrjcaniaini; a im
iM^TMins were burned to deal
ith nml albeingao
that It p
I*er mill «-<»miian> and m-IIIiii; all of
nuinUr
s*Tlously
injured.
The
t will I
M IKMut of the hook is that
at ------------------the st<«rk thereof, mj that there he
CHARGED WITH GIGANTIC PCS- are Kuha
aged 4t
cmi.-s due to him the Mini of
oylhing hard, like as»one'
'! catch on any
Warn
aged 7:
Helen
and that the amount of the catdta!
TAL FRAUDS
but will take firm hold on |
ag.-d I. ami George Waudll
Injured may die.
aside for the purpewe of |»aylnK
irk uf an Incendiary
Hoherta, then the board of trade
of the O It C were
Definite Action Ir
Big Scandal
IV
deag!.ifnir>
lu.-l j
alnt of PoatTaken Today on (
Frank Kafka at Iict
as much thi:rw>f aa poasi
master General Payne,
one of I ill h at
ly
Wlr«
lo
tsa
rvriiina
ic*-«ar«.
he payroitit tif |«id aum *
The c(immltt«<4> then' prepare l their
Washington. May 27.-A.
paiM-r for circulation, to i :uaralilee the
Slop
,tly sio
pended as
iwyroeni of
u, Mr KotieriIf
the free dellvc
dell ?tT>- dlvUioii
plan «i!l he fol
nent. was ar NINETY-SIX WILL FINISH GRAM­
Jioxtoffl
dcitartme
ilnK
of the reeled
MAR GRADES THIS YEAR
ntnlMSloii when the

MACHENNOW
UNDER ARREST

^ ^ OYp Book Sion
DAIIMTV
OrmciciA^irkfir

SILK NEGLl^rSHIRTS
Ideal Taunt Lid Oxfords and
hii;li s1k»cs arc the most larautiliii st)!cs oi the season. I.ighr
soles,
H:i,h
French
Heels,
Meal Patent Kid.Vami«, dull

...'TT.,

Grand Fr.day Morning at 10 O’clock

ONE GUARD
WAS KILLED

With Fine Program.

m. nl

Tffe annual eighth grade exercUcs
vlll Is- held la
StelutHTgs
Grand

1 t.l.*-k

Op4*ra

House Friday

momlnu at

EXHUMED

roSTFONEDFOIADAY

luent shall 1
ntH fully
within on.

rnuHl hy j< ahV 'hoVktIv

Frank lUmlltot
Julius Sielnl»er

John Ifennie ...
K W Hasimcs
V-James t; Johnson:,.
J
A Moiilatue..........
John K Santo.....
Tmkop Kyselka
.V..
Travers* fltv Jmn W«irks.......
J 'M. Olllett .................... .............. ..
\V. K MiK.n .................................
AVilhelm liartnk A fo-..
•J W limiken usvr F. lU..:.,..
11 J. Morimn
.......... .......... ..
rirst National lUnk. hy IxHm F.
THUS, cashier ------ ..............................

iLe. Mich
May 27
The
Fife loijxe
lor iff. pn-.s unng attiuney and a
alka.'ka
hyslelan t.f
They
ye.sierday
all
i-.l the
to Sprlngfle'd and fxhnme.l
died .SlidU.dy oI John Murphx. who
i
Ueuly May 2
Tin y sent the
o Ann ArlMir for
examinail
•«*iroii is found therein, the lKnli%‘s of
his wife and child who ditsl a few
previous. V

lamplonship game c.f ha>ei«ii i
between the north and Muiih sides of '
fYont strtH-l. scheduled for 4;3o this
n!o.mm.n,
was
iK»stp<inx'J
today,
owing to the condition of the grounds
Ref.ire the rain of the aftermxm water
stood inches di-op on the diamond.
as i.ut of the question.
andjh
* win Ik- playitl tomorrow
t 4:20 if the givunds are
I of cmdltlon for playing

CAUGHT A BADGER

BY WHOLE BOAKO

Rare Animal Secured East of the City
Yeeterday by Joseph Emerson—.
Will Be Kept Alive.

Jo8i-ph Emerson caught a 4.adgcr
yesterday In a steel trap six and on^
half miles east of tlu* city
He had
the animal in a cage this morning,
and It qitracted a numlnr of sp^vla
Commitue on Ways and Meant Hat lor, on the streets. It was xery slighlThe dogs chased It Into
ly injured
T\
■Jman tlrorer Co;.
'Not Taken Action in th
.
prevl
J* n Martin
iHH-n
O. IV Carver
at YeL •
This animal is
ts very rare in this
hlidphum ................................
The regular meeting of
the state
It will prt.luihly be
^ It s U..W up to Mr. Roherls
cur this evening kept alive.
already
for the of edueaiion
‘wdy begun
hcmin bit hmule
!
that
everjthlng
atoc . and reiKJrts
lole to pn
looks
fav«*rahle. and that there is Ilt- ii|» to
hsA
Hu- educational budget fur the
He doubt of his ahlliiy to secure the
ing y,-ar. as the committ.-e .»n wa^-s
|125.ttd In capital
iiud means htp- nt*t yet prepared the United Thi. Afternoon to Miet Cl»r«
liudget
Mr Moffat! has Inn-n away
M. Zimmer of Lee'a Point by Rev.
at l-ausing. l»r. Thase has U-vn out of
the city, and l>r. Moldaworth l» a aew.
W. T. Woodhouae.
member and not chairman of the ct>mInIm Bogle of tha H.gh School Will mitlee. either
William A WheeUK-k of this cliy
So the hoard aa a
Tooch in Female •Sominary
and
Mias Clara M. Zimmer of Lee's
wlMde will have in wn-stle with the
l*olnt
were
quietly married in the
problem of the amount of nmney
Next Year.
a very
verv fe
few of the Immedi
which they shall
Mlaa Ik-agle. who has taught l-atln the cimncll wIM hi
ate relatives of the contracting paraft emoon aUiUi 1 o cUVk by
In the High schixd during the
pnipriatton. whether they
dillon
as
Baptist
accept xhI a pot
it
Kev. V
1 Jit in and bUtoo' in
church
at Newark. N. J.. know
The ceremony
was perfor
*r*T FLOW’ERS. 324 Union
their new home,
232
East
Ninth
aa Clinton armlnary
and carri»-s
street
The home has Just heea pre­
dealmhle fKi»‘lilon.
'
paid hy Mr. Wheelock. prep
t, a aalMT of
Cut Flower* for commencemenl
to taking hla bride there.
He
twwrttloh day. High^ade atcK
chaaed the houae and lot
re
pricaa.
Both *phoo*a SO.
rou CAN get any record you'want eaaonable
froa Charlea Lancaaler.
■. M. Paine, FlorltL
lS83-tf

EDUCATIONAL
BUDGET
WILL
HAVE TO BE MADE UP

W.A.;irHH.0CK WEDDED

ATAGOODSALAIT

for your talking machine at Orln^ll
Broa*. Two tbonaand in stock. 139
RPronL J W. Cllffe.»laiiit|p«^.^ ^

l:

Tht Clara Cemetery Vaee. th^nesi

di-xii--* wllh.Hil th.-

..r .trug- i*

SPECIAL ENCAGEMENr
ONENIGHTiONLY

...City Opera House...

Tuesday,
Kelley & Mack's
BIG FUN SHOW

“WHO
IS

WHO’"

la-in.l.tMN-1\ and

XX Tnk«.i. t*>rTMcr

»T EIIM B E R O»»

We Are Great

I I Th. Borton Itora.

I

iti ys m 100!

On Style

Bells, BurgUr Alarms
c{)hones, permit us to esti­
mate, Wc have a fine line of
supplies and can quote satisfactory pneet fot high gnd*
work arid material ::::::

We bclicxe m it.
We hunt
uiotirul ii.nljl wc fiml the
siiHHd^icst projHisitioM tn the
iiiaTket. When a ni.in c uiucs
here and negotiates for the

“Waukerz”

CAMPBELL BROS

AN dOONOIVIV^ STOFBK

I

k.AVJOI-1

$ 3 . B O

’VKL.L.

W WIL.I.

"Ncxcr hcat.l oi siuh a
wc will occasionally hear a cus.................. ..
............. .......... uM say lli
IS like finding a liicnd in time i

UNIF-ORM L.OW
,\ SLMU'KST or .MIRTH
.\N1) MKl.ODV
Free Haml Concerts Atterntxm
an«l Evening.

FRANK FRIEDRICH

PRICES: 25c. 35c. and 50c

Th« PUw Staad - 242 front St.

aic now convincc-l that ihcic is smii a thing as an
K.sll> sliarc oi ihci

a. oo.

A Continued
Success!
Our big unloading sale, it has exceed­
ed our greatest expectations. Large
crowds attended yesterday and took ad­
vantage of the new and seasonable mer­
chandise offered at Bargain prices. We
are making an effort to wait upon every
one. But would advise shopping in the
forenoon as much as possible to avoid the
crowds that attend in the afternoon. Re­
member this sale is to be coQtinued for
the balance of this week and you'll find
everything STRICTLY AS AQVERTISED.

WIL.MEI-IVI
.‘•tHr-S2s

it the tima.
la tha plaea
Th* Bodtofi Btora.g

At 7.SO, £;".:r';,£va."JSS
BIk stoolc ofSKiIrt XMFalata

!•'

•cliK-k. The wt‘*‘k Is so full that it
is n«TesMiry to have the exereises In
the daytime.
slib a capital atix k
the eighth
Then* an- 1*G pupils
lirS.tKMi and not to exc*H‘d 117
IN OUTBREAK OF STRIKERS IN grade this year, who
I finish tluand to that end and for the p, riKise
grammar grade work and he prei»an*tl
COAL REGION
of elTiHtliiie such orKanl/atlon.
lor entranee tnt«i the
High
school
Ti-hy aifreed hy and iM tsiMThis l.x the largest class
{lartlia hereto
in the history of the schools.
reh>
pm
•First Fred
Threatening
Mine
Workera
Madg
The lollowing
excellent
poses ami acrei
e<-s
s to M-cure ♦2:..cKst of
has lM*«-n pnixidt-d for the n
OUtKid
Demonstration, and Soldiers
raplta! lo he
lnviH*atiitn.in
rahl
c*iiiK*railon .hy «
fn*m
Itoardman
.Miisic 4’horus
Opened Fire.
;enue hiiilding
;y xv;»r t-. the Exau...* m«ora
U»*ciiatlon—• Old
Ik-mnnla
Hun
lenders. Isiss
finisher
gulnulmoni. \V Va.. Muy 27.—The
der^^ n
dn-d.- Olive nohsoa
rsf outhr«*ak her** since the n*cent
• enKln«H.r. washer eiiKlntHT and
•nation - John Hunts of Getl,vs
trike order of the Cnlied Mine Work
others, and whose coniihlcncy
and
• Minnie Larwui.
efficiency fin* these various iK.Hitlnn>
r*t in tlje N» w Klver field w»iit into
iolln S^lo. latuise liale.
lo tie auhjert lo Ihe approval of such eflwt. occumHl last ev-mlng at the
Kssay -••ITivaie Life of Unctdn.'
cortHirai ton: said Koli*»rts also further llig g mine., 'The strikers start«sl iui
and Mc.Michael.
aicris's .within one yiwr from the «late
in;ir«*h t«>wnrd
the mine with a
l*:ietuv -••Lincoln bh a Statesman.”
her.H.f to sell all of the Capital sUmK threaie
lonstratlun.
and
a
f7dlth Smith
4if Ihe corporation at |»ar. for and In
tiards on duly opened
Music—Plano Shdo. Josephine Da
sh..ts being fired he
eonsiih>ratlon of w hich, and
wh« ii
the strikers r« trearied. Marshall
Kro.iml U broken for the huiMiiiKv.
dueoln's Ursi Inaugural Addn*ss.”.
and when thl^ nureemeni Is f„l:> |s.‘r
n. a guard, was kill.-,! nnd au
•iM-rt Walker
gTiard slightly Wi*und.nl.
forme^ahy said llohens. he is to W
Inaugural
AdIiald |T:.om In cash, or st.*rk in said
roriHiratton at par value.
Llnndns Gettysburg Speech.” Hei
••S«*cond- In
consideration <if the
man t'opeland.
d aRrei*menis to he kept
Heciiatlon—-The Whllo
Bordercnl
ned hy said Uoln'ris
Re­
Flag.” Vera Wynkoop.
stated. w«<
do
hereh>
. girls. (Vntral htiiUling
ACTION
BY
i
acr.-e on our !»ari to lay said IfolH ns SUGGESTIVE
the sum set opis.site our names, or
THORITIES AT FIFE LAKE
Star Spangled
raUM* slock In said corisiratiou to 1h>
Isaiied to him at Its par value of the
aRRreKale of said sums opixislte our
names; and It
Is
underviissi
and Stomach of John Murphy Sent to Ann
, ain-eed that iach siiliM-rllsr hereto Is
liable on this-at;re«>ment only for the
.ng Is Susf
Mishe his name
This
M.U

BODY

7.00,10.00, 12.00. I B.OO

Cadies ’ Suits Speciall
O STCO a* ATM V

Exercices Will Be Held in Steinherg’t

Men's Sununer Sbits That are fiiMtias

k-» SHl-CI.M-S at .lOc extra.

ru"„'

parih IjiatcKl In the profits
lilts of a certain
d«*vlce used in free ilellvery iKixes and
in rng^taln contracts «.f the governihe ext«*nt of manv ihoit.'^ands
of dollars

Hack Sittw $i*1s sot, 75c. Lira. 1% LSD
f| S^raw Hato i-f
1^01- aSoym »nci Oirls

OXFOADS • • f2.S0
SHOES - • • S3.00

EIGHTIf GRADE =Si.
exercises!;??:?^?

• chine, ihe iKianl of trade sill raise
money l»y general
ml
suhscTiiiilon.
ee> simply
tdnif
slKliers of

THE WEATHER

F-OOT-WEAR

NKW ail-OOK

Cor. Front and Union

Economy Store.

exf, reader, that \«ru tc
The Ecom.nn unless you “lia’.c inonev lo burn” and haxc no need lo
cciuumn/c.

THE ECONOMY STORE

A Lot of Single Suit^
at Less Than Half PriceOur very best makes only reason for the price
is our desire to close out all single suits — only
one or two of a kind — presume there may be
twenty five to thirty suits’ in all—if you want to
wear “best makes” at small cost to you, look
these over.

Our New Spring Line
Could not &c more satisfactory^ to ourselves or
customers — finely hand-tailored, pef^ect fitting
clothes can be bought here at about half the cost
of made-to-m<^sure goods—we know no one can
equal our proiluct in fit, finish and style.

Hamilton Clotliing Company

THE EVEHIKQ BEOORD, TRATEB8S GTET, MIGH^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 27,1908.

THE EyeniiG

record.

lEUAKB
Thotith

TRAVERSe CITY, MICHICAN

Madi Hm- Sail

H*r Faataat Yaatarday-Cohaabla
Far In th« Rear.

6tntnl Deu^
of tht World

If yee eee a *1rfaMBg JeweT banr
lag down aome fhtr:iady’s bach, don't
Bckme and say. l>«ar Mrs. Three
dura, you met Iw luster one of your
ertismetitii. f>*r it- U liblhlng of the
kind. M a .UuiM-r party the othcr
nlght at a Florida reiMirt a moth talked
of Xew York womsn was almost coiv
cnsled by Jewels. Rows of pearls
* woUDil around her thrust and
diamond Chain, fell in rasiwdss over
her neck, and were fastened by a
suprrii dbmoiid and emerald ornsmenl
on the left Iwes.t. a star of .pleudid
diamonds hnng Jiut between the
.boulder bl-vdre of her |s‘inillarly
white end k>»c-ly back.-Chkago Jear

IIMTttCtfAMW
Hyewiet Cures This Cemtaea aad INa-

Pi
mi

YOU
WANT

air passage, and lungs It kills the
bc«t both tho Cotualt
Some China or' japan Matting
germ, of catarrhal poison, heels aad
k>ittiBbia ye*ti?raay afternoon
The secretary of war hqa deiermtaed
far that bedroom or dining room
Mothes the irritated 'teacoea mem­
oter the triangular courae. The Co toiaear to all the oAoera aad aieii
brane. enter, the hlood with the oxy­
- It is so light and cool and so
who serre.1 in tbs Spanish war. the
gen and kill, the germ* preeeat there,
T«OS.T.BATtSAND J..V. I
Pbliippliie insnrreotion and the Chin
very inexpensive. We still have
effectually driving this di.ense from
the sywiem.
eae oamimign brouse laedals of suit­
a fine assortment m all *-tvlcs
If
you
have
any
of
the
following
J.W.HANNBM.I
able deaigu.
•oamr.
CVCNTt
i and iirkcs and designs. We
symptom., catarrhal germs are at
To plant the flag of the *08 class of
was given
work fomewhere la the mucous mem­
import il direct and the jaices
Dar of 7314 Webster ColumbU coilege at the top of the
brane of the nose, throat, bronchial
y. the IVih in h
we arc making on il dtf.es any
highest monniatain North America
of Mra. Dafa mother. Mr. Eaton,
Uelph A. Sliainwald. Jr. a senior of
family were away for the day.
(k>lcmbia.
will
go
with
the
Uook
extwo of the neighbor, look
.We also carry a goo*T assortment of three grades of Lmoleu^ia-of their home, and the• table wa*. pediMcsi into Aisrioa. Primarily the
Jsk#
Our beautiful floral designs in Linoleum and Floor Oil CkflfT is a
•nu «in»l«ed oh)eet of the oxpeduioa is to sar.praad for 14 The men<
front of th.
ThI. I. a M«ry toM in Allciiiy: Ac­
of lemon and ranUla lee cream, or moont Meant MoEialej which U
winner. Wc have lour grades of Floor Oilckrth in a large assortment
cording to the ollielal roll i-sll of the
angea. bananaa. cake, doughnut.. «»f
the Ihiuor tax imveaiie taaniaapain laths
of colors ami designs. •
fee and chocolate, after which the miles inland from the aoathere border
A».^eml.lviimn Treat, Repubihwn
of Alaska and is lO.dOfl feat high and.
(Tarirets. Rugs, Iju:c Curtains, l>rapcrics etc,, at the very lowMr. Treaf.
thoagfatbe periloBsfaat himbseBat- of Cayuga, dldu l vote.
ect prices.
tmnpsed many times, a hoMah being atteution w a. calhd to thU whi n M>uit
of the new.tisp.r* r»f*TMHl to him at
never yet anooeeded in vaaehlai a dodger. He therefore took an early
Ifarkm. Ind. Mr. and Mr*. C. Cl^e.
Mlaa Leona Chaae and Ma.ier Ray ita highest elsratioa.
opiKUiunliy lo have the Journal tormood Chaae. Ml.i Bumpas. Mr. and
Miss Alios Boossrelt lias ^ost order reetetl.amioum lug to the aaaeinl.ly that
ed her long talked of aotomobiU aad he voted -aye • lu a good loud. rouiKl
it will arriTS beiore she goes to Oro- loU.'. and that the t h rk in not rc.*i.rd
Practical Houm Furnisher.
, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
tmf next Friday. She has selectwl i Ing him hat! made a mistake.
.met will cure the disease, de-Wonld it »»e fair." said Mr. l.ym h.
long dlstaaos toaring esr. red In color
actlvity of alt germ life In the
aod profiiely decorated in darkei addressing the chair, “lo Migge^t t© respiraturv- organs, enrich and purify
the
clerk
that
he
mlw^-d
a
Tn
it^
ihc blood with additional oione. and
The tnmmmg. an* of bran
**l*he i.-. ulleman get. thirty day. for afUT a few day.* u.e of tbU treatment ^_____
Woman'e Chance Remark Cave S. E aod erarything aboot the car has been
thnt." ».n^wcnd S|*eaker Nixon, put­ tlH* majority of these symptom.
tadoraameat «f PraaSdaat Rooaavalt
Walt A tons an Idea,
given her especial atlenUou.
The ting In i-*uie ..f hi. bill*.! gavel a«iM.u have dlaapp^sred
In a few wee‘*
^
hr tka Ohio neevaaUoB for a n
S E Wait A priMU 98.600 and there Is room for
^^lady customer
the cure will l>e complete.
aaUoa. tJw proipaeca ooatlaaa
said to a friend: “If 1 sold foor;pass«igers.
Catarrh or catarrhal cold, ram
Vine 1 would guarantee every
bright for tht aomlaatloo of Pretl
exist when Hyomel Is . used. This i*
Nortberu
Duicht*M
oouuty.
N.
Y..^
[ir 1 am sure no one coiild
a >tmng statement, but S K. Wail A
6mt Uetrnnm by aMlaamtloe.
Man\ |kh>])!c buy sluKTs l<»i cli;Uicn that arc
has ilisoovt red iii lh«* growing of vio­
Isaatlsfled *’ *
il by agre<
Si»ns emphasire .il
agreeing
paopU of the oooatry want Rooaevelt l»e dllil.
not at all a.lai.lcl for the Irri that wear ihrni.
..vyV' He wn-^ |
chanc*- remark gave S E.
ruiul your money If Hyume
for praaldoat aaotber term, and It U Wall A Sons the Idee of offering to let. au iudo.try m> profitable that ii»»ii*-f Ih*I. r-* h * h
farmirs ar« divollug their lime to
I OHildrmri'm mr»d fMllmmmm*
xva^ the
pay for the medicine iheniKelvc
.lie of hU n*. ent tl;
a prwlty aare thiag that be will
it falltvl. and the result U reisiug tin* rtuw»*r iii.i«ad of the crops .urvhnHe fur gi:-M«» «f a tlm- old
copy the White Honae aaotber four
PAVING TAX NOTICE
fur tl.lh nioi.t n il- to which tht* fit*ld. havr b*MU accoi- *>late on Ih. '.wnU of «he river Vstgo
yean afiw tho oapiratloa of hi. pre. . remarks
It. for the diseaMw tomed fur gcufraliour. t'ariienters are
•at term Boaator Hanaa declare, able of ail
People Interested.
oua.uu*lly busy bollding
violet 5HANCE FOR RECORD READERS.
Matt live icrt ri^*4ii and keep tiu-m skk HutUm
that he laror. Booaerelt. hot believe. A hik' Uit of Sanative Tablet,
reU for the
iiouM.. It was only a few years ago
itr lore Vin Kid w ith Patent or sUm k tips lor
It UBWlae for Ohio to Indorae him The be given fret* with every iiackage of Uiat
provemenl of Sixth .Ireet, from
the dieoovary was made that the
Palm Vine the r«wt of UiIh s.***k.
dress or every «lay wear at
line of Divisioni istreet to i
oMator from Ohio pooalhly waa
Coupon
Worth
25c
if
Presented
at
8.
soil io the towns of Red Hook and
Beld opoo lo that If he ahould decide
E. Wait A Sons- Drug Store.
Rbtaebeoi was peculiarly adapted to
hand, for collection The^flrst asseas
7Bo, ^1. Mtl.SO, IMI.AO, ^l.€80
to chhnge hU nlad about becoming
I'addle. I
lu Ibia. a good
In order to lest the RecurdV great ment is to be paid on or before the
violet culture, but now the finest vio­
Soh! cxcIuMvcly bv us in tins city
caadhlau hlmaelf be can do « with •r blraUdlt.. butlets sold iu New York come from i-irciilailun and It. .uperior adverti. first (lav of June, 1803.
M K Haskell. City -ITeasurer.
■ad to remala In obacur
WaAlb*. Voudoi. t nay! Wl.«t lia. there. More than 12ft viol, l house#, ing value, we have made arrange
oat
S K \
lkC721l
A. S., F-RVIVIAIM
ItT by tho action of hU party In
of their
•Tb^brr dhj I a.ked him lo .all near'y all bollt within two year., are
Afwiyi Soil! Good Shou
The
Pr.ctical
Shoe
Min.
found
gl.e me bl. opinion of «n already being operated, and dorons
Cement Walks.
boilt It IsaeUmated
srticlr if mine mi The IiniN-nd nif
Oil account of the Urge ami
ReporU of awful re.uU. oH •
Crlris.* lie t>rought a little tiling of that the sale of violeu iu the two
e»*iiH*iit walks to Ik* hiillt the i
aad cycloaoa la the ■oolhwe.t
walks
in the season jnst ended ex­
COUPON.
went afford a companion with condl hU own for luv to bear; nml .'..nthe ('iiy
Iie wanteil all the . «eniug ceeded 9*»,00i) The violet season u
tkm. lo Mlehlgan. Tel ihora are hun With bli> .•g.'tlHtbai tm.U.*‘- IJf.*
office, make a
This coupon entilK*. the holder
from Thanksgiving to Easter.
the pay for the
dreda who loare thla atate to get rich
to one 60c package of l>r. HuwAt Boston a school will be opeoed
Chas M IUkt.h
nrd‘» specific fur the cure of con­
quick lo the we*l. Buk^many of them
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
on August 1 when- young girU will
stipation and dyspepsia at halfcome back home. And thoue who stay by local applIcaUona. as they cannot
dalles, after
price. 2<»r. We will refund the
the dlwiaaed portion of the ear
la their newly chosen Held, with few
money to any di>*s*tlsflt*d pur
IF Yoi: WANT TO KENT or pur
U only one way to cure deaf which they will be hired out by the
•xc«pt4mi. are no better off. If ai
Mon* O.vfonls will lx* worn thK year than rv«*r
an. MM* Griunel
and that Is by conslItuUooal hour.
S. E. Wail A Sons.
well, aa they were In good old Mlchl
VmI lYont street They
ee. Deafness Is caused by an
Miv Jmuh llauaou nt KokonM).
Ircforc.
; In exchange ue
Inflamed eondlUon pf the mucous lln Ind.. waa ao overcome with joy at tin
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
make. If you
ing of the Bualachian Tube. When
We
Ji/
showing the finest line of ^th hdies^ snd
-a.
of
her
daughter',
oration
at
from
them
HU ImoruDH*
this tube U inflamed you bare a rum
Dr. Howanr. speciflr for the cur.
, will apply on th«
get In hi. murderou. work while the bling sound or Imperfect hearing, and the high achool oommiuoemvut. that of consfliuitlon and ilysp<*psla is iu»l
men's Oxfords in the dtp. .
f
^
.....U. .O^pur
when It U enUrely clom>d. Deafnesi •In* died where she sat. and hei
power, remain -powerie.. to p
an
unknown
remedy.
It
has
math
Is the result, and unless the Inflamma
I hat’s llu.* claim wi* mak»* an<^, in tnakjni' it
IL It .urely mu.t not be long Ijeforr Uon can be taken out and this tube daughter went on to the end, withool manv remarkable cures right here in
ring what had happened lo hei Traverse City, and so isisliive* arc
wtt'rr
contiilrnl
wc’vc
>;ol
ihr
j
^
ckm
Is u> hark u>.
tho prodictloa of the dlamemlM
8
normal
Cv'ndition.
bearrestored tell
DruggUtK S. E Walt A Sons of It^
'
•
of tha Turklrii government .hall be teg win be destroyed forever; nine mdHihr.
\V<* wish you coiiUi sci* our lint* iM-hut* you htiy.
Jdamniay Bateic." formerly slavi great superiority In curing dys|H*p.ia
of ten are caused by Ca
sick headache and llvei
larrh. which U only an Inflammed con andaervaulin iL.* families of Preai c-onRilpatlon.
troubles that they will. In addition tc
ought lo
some mean. I
The Peerless Shirts aro the best
dents John Adama and Jamr. Monroe selling It at half price, refund the
the TorkUb
autborltle.,
money can buy. Made by Peerieee
* We wUl**gl”'*One Hundred Dollara
Had the liver niccnev to any c»ne whom It dm*s not Mfg. Co.. Detroit. Bold by all flrator any case of Deafness (caused by U dead in New York.
brought to lime.
ciaas dealers.
atarrh) that cannot be cured by Butll Bept. 1 the would have been W
Hall's Catarrh Cure Send for circu years old. Her full name was Evi
The rain, of the past few day* lars.
free.
Hates. She was boru in Flushing. L
0. P. CARVER A BRO.
hare been worth Ibooaand. of dollar,
T. J. CHENEY A C. Toledo. O.
TRY A RECORD WANT AD
1 . as a slwe of .Uve i»renu.
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.
lo fanpera and fruit lowers, and un
To Mra C. H. Holism of DalUi
Hall's ]
leas aomelhing unfor.tH-n prevents
probably belong, the di.tiuotlou o
there will be a big crop of fruit and
L.
L.
A.
BUILOIlite-x,
hatni. winvn x*
ii.:.ii luiii i
balding iiion* important omo»»s than
m generou. harveat of farm product
exa.. If not
site of llu- Urrtii;:r Hivi r (\*lon> . Ii.tii
thla seaaon. Grand Traverse M>em. por
J. W. CAUNTLETT. M. D.
uior.* railway.
S»»iitbpru
Unit
country.
8he U deputy United
•specially favor«*d ihl. yipar In many Ilhod.'.ln is Kum. wlinl hirgrr ll.ai. (InBUtea circuit court clerk,deputy Unit­
na\ual. but lui.' .iiily uti«> right of ed State, district court clerk, both fer
rewnue und ou.-tw.iiti.-th of iu ibe northern di.tnct of Texai; atenogwhite iKjpulatlou Yfl it luin murr
repher for the United Bute, marahal.
“If you .want to <*njoy a
tishin^j.
rullwavk Ihjii tho Truu.taal
and hold, a oommiMion as deputy
Ire apirtt and the element of cirlllza
hut you ran t jish^ unlt*s> you have ihr ri;;hi
aid out over f&OO. writes Mr.
United Slates marahal.
tion recently Illustrated In (be edict
mcs. Atlanta, for niedlrlne, but
Beuator Hailey of Texas has sold the
«»f (he exar granting rellgloti. llUrty nuthlng did me any g.K>d until I used
kind
of
t;Kkl«!.
My
fririui
thouv;hi
he
had.
luil
100 acre# known as the Stool or Need
Rocky Mountain Tea Made me en Urmpevioo Prairie farm, in Dallas ham farm. One of the best In Grand
to the people of the empire.
lufs played out. l,ook at my end u! the Iniat. ii\
ilrely well Jh.. G. Ji
Travorae county: 3H miles south of
the city.
full of lish; just U-eauM* 1 used the kiniJ The Mer­
SLAP AT LUTING JOE*
aucl acres of rloh blaok land, imrtly
J. E. OREILICK COm CITY.
cantile Company sell -you ean'de|H,*nd on them
What t» the hirg.-^t XT*'** In the planted in grain.V:otteii and com. aud
Oeneral Wheeler Given the Cold world? At MaJimgrt. in Maihigii-twr. partly paatnrod with blooded stock.
every
lime. ” And this man was ri^^hi: wc only
ShetiMer an Confederate Reunion
• 1. V tree elglUeeu f«i‘l in dialllA mysterious explosion in the loath
aiid fifty lime f.-et In rln uiiifer er clrvaalug plant of Mills brothers at
SooSMe He Wore the Sloe.
earr> the l>esi. and wc have cvcryihin^j a lisheruiitl one **t llie |K>»l» «*r M*ed.
New Orlean.. May 27.—"FlghU
Olovorvllle.
K.
Y..
killed
John
Ken­
man wants. rotU. reels, lines, hooks. iHes. land­
from It nn*jiMure. eleven Inehen htng
Joe** Wheeler, the dashing caral
leader of the south In the rebellion nml over four lurlien In dinuu*ter. Thl# nedy. the eon of the jiroprietor of a
ing; net>. Ii>h baskets, bail boxt*s. Ily spoons,
Both Phonos
waa pereoM non grata at the confed tree ha. em.rmous hraneheii ns big ns rival eatablishmanL It is alleged that Johnson Block
•rate reonkm In New Orleans because
ordinary Ir.*,*. and from tlice Kennedy e ntered the* building with
I rollers.
ha appeared In the uniform o
brnnehe* the ml**Hlumirh*a wen- hanged the intention of aaoertainiog what Wbeo Yon WABtlNIceClitofHett
oral of the United Rtates army. Here- some y«*ata ago.—I.oiidon Express.
formula was uk»4 by the Mills broth­
rr IS REF’RIOERATOR TlhAE
i divided
ers
In
the
mauufacluru
of
i»atent
Made
Young
Again.
_________ h Oen. John n C
In fact it is that all the time -but now < v< n more so. Your meals must be kept
confederate
One of Dr. King's New Ule Pills leather.
I for him at the Nv
At K1 Pa«). Tex., a i*rly ol well Botch*re and Sausasa Makars.
h night for two weeks has pul me
freMi. your vtr^elables and milk sweet and c*vcrythinif in a eool place. 1 he cel­
O.ul, pnnplW d.hr..r«l.
leans gnthertng.
my -teens' again." wrlles I
known ciiixens having jnat returned <'vui.wPhua.Ul
H..UPh.m.U>
When tho general appeared in r Turner of Demp.cylown. Pa, ^They're
ebrated
Leonard Cleanable Ri friy^eraior is the kind that you ran keep clean at
from Chaas Grande.in the heart of the
union hall clad lo the uniform of
the best in the world for Liver. Stom­
United Biatei general, not a single ach and Dowels. Purely vekeUble Bierro Madn monnuins. report the DRS. SAWYER A PENHALLEOON
all limes—can clean all parts ihorouKddy -not a taint or swell about it at any
cheer waa heard, and even the ret or Never gripe. Only 25c at Jas. O discovery of a .mouldering voloauo.
lime it is the best you can buy. and you’d birller buy one ri^ht away. We have
an. who had served under WTie^ ler lohnaon and F. H Meads' Drug Stores “Bowlegged Jack. ” a noted bulldog
had no greeting fi»r the man whom
which for many year, did police duly
a splendiil stock to select from, and we* can save you money every time.
they had followed In many a dosper
for the village of Mamareneck. N. T.. All Work of Highest Poaslblt Oraflo.
So far did the i
Fine Gold Work a Specialty.
carry their resentment that no pro
and won fame by oapiaring a burglar,
SPECIAL SALE
rlsIoB was made for General Whe<>ler
giving ao aUrm In caee of flrr and
OFTHK
In the parade the ex
rtacning many children from drown­
COMFORTABLE. DURABLE.
rowing that they wonld n
ing. waa buried Monday. The villaghind a man clad In a uniform which
Old Hickory
had been worn by their foe. In fo«r
era and many children ai* usded the
Chairs. Rockers, Settees, Tobko. Etc.
years t»f bloody war. One of the cx
ceremony and placed wreath- of flow­

OHANO TRAVERSE HERALD

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J. W. SL-AT-EIR

LSjtrssrAS

HOW IT HAPPENEB.

Your OKii^ron’s
F-oo« RisHt?
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ScHool
SHoos

this 7s
‘‘Oxford Year.

FIRE INSURANCE

■“.“..was,...-,

r.v.r t^'u*nKrr,.r-

l—is-ben -to IVIe

Farm For Sale

E.W HASTINGS & SON
FIRE INSURANCE

•jSsSi*—

...DENTISTS...

er. on the grave of the fallhfal l>easL
"^uniform of the United

ItuatloB he haaUly left 1
General Wheeler. It 1. said. Is deep^
ly hurt by the aUltnde of hla old com
rades. The general Miy. b© appeared
In the uniform be wore to the Span
Uh American war to show the veter
ana that sectionalism was Indeed oroi
when a general oIBcer of the confed

—y A WihiTr^arwritM! - A pattaat WM altadmd by
acm« etomirh hmd Urer tnwbl«. ao 1
frmeribtd Uem. Tha patlMt gained

worn FLOOm mm Cmimmfm

A 8ure Thing.
It Is Mid that nuthteg la sure excojg death and taxes, but that is not
altogether true. I>r King's New Dis­
covery f..r Conaumpilon Is a sure cure
fur all lung and throat troubles. TbouMiids can testify to that Mrs. C; R
Van Metre of Sbepherdtown, W. Va..
say.: *T had a severe case of Bron­
chitis. and for a year tried everything
1 hoard of. but got no relief. One bot­
tle of L>r. King'. New Dlicovery Ibeh
cured me abMlutcly." It's Inrallible
for Croup. Whooping Cough. Grip.
Pneumonia and Consumption. Try IL
cured, nnleaa you are dying of old age It s guaranteed by Jaa G. Johnson
Rocky Moimlate Tea will make you and F. H Mead*. Druggists. Trial
well and keep you well 35 cents bottle. Dk*. Reg. sizes 60c. 81 00.
Jaa O. Johnaon.
Aanl^inelia Miller, aa inmate «f
Helm-a Orchoatra PMrty, Wednesday, the poor houM at Utica, K. Y.. who
May 27th.
has fallen heir to a fortune, will re­
Wi*dnesday. May 27. a .oclal |uu*ly main an inmate, hot has hlre4l a maid
will be given In Forester, ball. Helm's to attend her
full orchestra of five pieces will fur
nish the music. Through an error the
invitation read Ma> 2fcth. The datv
U May 27th.
1^ 31
J. A. Culledge of Verbena. Ala., was
twice in the hoeplUl from a severe
Freah rosea 60c per doxen; cama- case of pile., causing 24 tumors. Af­
ter doctors and all remodlea faUed.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly ai^
rested further inflammation aad cored

DE J. W. HIMINE DmriM, has re^
•evedWtHeHewMon-

SIWMS S
FRIDAY, MAY 29TH,
Martin Shcclcy prc^icnts

Mr. William Owen
In Kichanl Brinsley Slicti.liii-s
Comedy

mml
SOIUI

—Supported by J. W. MCCONNELL and
MI88 Camlla Reynolds
He Scetery, An opulent inveu
titnre, *peci6c and complele.
The CMtame*. Beautiful, Tav-.
idiand HiatoriraUy Perfect.
Rrlomres

35c. 50c, rSc, $1.00

“Old Hickory”

■

> Furniture

Is the cominj; furuiuire; all frame work is made
of yoiin;^ hickory saplings with the bark on.
These are all chemically treated so that all (jerm
anil insect life is destroyed. It is most artistic.
Von can find a place for il in any room in the
house, on the veranda or on the lawns. T he
acnoij of the weather has no effect on it. You
can let u stay out doors all summer if necessary,
and it will not be hurt in the least. It is easy
ami comfortable, and sells at a very reasonable
price. There are all n>anner of shapes in both
cha|n» and rockers. . /

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THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

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THE MVTBSaa EBOOBD, TRAVEBSE CHT, MICH.-, WEDyF-Sn.^r. MAY S7, IflO^ ~
.cured n Urge nrrewge.
FIfb in aereml of the Ukee w«r
udaon ar« nfflUlcd with some dls^
eaao. and are dying off In aorh num
la«ra that the ahor*w arc strewn with
rm.
No one seems to know the
use but It Is fearwd some of the
kes win he depopalaiad before the
ason Is over. The smaller laker
em to be the only ones affected.
Prof. Jacob Rdgbard of the Tnlver
ally of Michigan wUl
spend
eight
weeks In investigating The, habits
methods of aitlftclal propagation

Push—
the sale of our BEST flour, .and
trade will be so brisk with you that
you will not have time to pay your
bills, and your competitor will not
have anything to bo but sell break­
fast food. : - :
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daughter
three year-old
P. A
Krelner of
of^Mr and frs
North
llrai

C;

HANNAH & LAY QO.
Condtnstd Hms
% of micbigan

...vt 1 If, tin .11.1 l.l.-rrlfiK t|„. II
uf tuv mmnmrh and one ri^ of
• afi l j
...If . het w.H-u

desth ended her sufferings.
At hurand. the. Grand Trunk and
Ann Arla.r railroads have each put In
and will
build
commodlo.o
quarters there for the R. R. Y M. C
K. Th.-r will send an appeal to Mixr
Men Gould to furnish the building
If will g.i up slboui ;5lK> feet north of
the |7:.,<sn) imlon der>ot iKdag built
here.
SIM

SLAVERY YET
IN AMERICA?.
UNCLE -SAM

WILL

INVESTIGATE

Clsimed Ti at Negroes Are Still Held

• er.-.l 111.. lullK i.» an alarinint d. *:r.-.
V..ui;;r luaM
bin
or i*.*d.ll.

j- ul !»..•
M.mli

Hpnng I-al.. n-Kum
fiatlMirian lia^ flr'un-.l oni

.Irhoii. a Junl.fT 111. r
!. Jh.-a In Am. Arla.f
fame 1»> I he turl thb<
r.-piil.
hlu- rancr ■ varltfty..
La>i
M.

I ah. has L.-pt it 4 .4T ^Ine,.
AI
h:htfall MUk Nlrlt..
ban II. . the
rated Hiindav
There are Vr^. n aen'i. 4JHk 1. wlihoiii f.-ar. an .he na>s that
Miiid..wn Knah. n nre harmhain
of fl.aiT ►|.Mie, five a<le« of Oiarl.'.
rii.^
fn.m
IlrhlK.iK.n.
Conn
Il.aw and 2r arrea «f plaaier
onial.lli-hed a Mpianh and pump
The niari . i f..r old f^.Min Ii.m^-.^ o
l.mr faer..r> in H.ul^on. ami ai.:
nnher dull In M.uihweAieri. Atl.liUaii
tle ir'iiiui l.liiery in .sl.ape i.. fnt..*
ai pr.i.eM
At an auriion rah- at
I*aa l*aw la-i ain-K the old r.Mini>
'
jail a. ni foi f::!•». and aI wiaWlrhed on
the old'.fMirt house ^r.
hot not a King], hid wa..
the o'.i C*«Mirl hoUM* likeir
Allhongh w/wlihy. a woman iiatl. ntj
Th. rxprrswon
at i!i.‘ lUitle O.H.k ►anlii»num wa>. | letters man mcL.
v.n
.Itirlv dnaxMiragcfl.”
And iher*
arresi.-d ih.-r.* Saturday f..r sh..pHlt
y.a>> wrnj
wrnj.ltirlv
d
is u’wa .s
rr.ivai hrr the diacutiragem. ui. Vrarn of aurteriny.. I>oJfl»r after
K.dleher .» .Iry R.w.dh Mot>
T«.i |ih

DISCOURAGED

rndnien
h»rated her aii.l :<li.
Irrs.’.l
4h iiiK a Hei.o.m
rvMirae n.dlilnR furth.r wan

'X'f

coi,

re..liu: a pirken i rat
the mil! IM.II.I the Ol
wa» enp.yinit a cv^d

It.inrrv ll,li
VaVl and" ho
rlear of the aat.T. ami
of tils hit: la a- d
r,nl> a few l!v

Fli.nsy FreUsts.
VVashii K Oii. Mai' 27.- At
the n*
que^i of i.ii
de|»artnieiii of iUMhe
u^Jd^rtai^.•n ih.* wr«.rk of lM. >ngaGuy
n charge «.f immujeki.-. *'r hol.ling an
..fh.-r t.i M-ntlce to work for a d. l.t,
wlil.il JiaH h.t.n mad.
living 111 the vicinity
Ain
The piiiilshmeiit
Miiiuie l.*r this crime
IUMM. m„. nor more
liiipriMonmeni of imt

agMlnst pereimt
of MoiitgolU.ry
ah fixed by Ih.
U m.t lesh than
than fr..‘Mio. «u
less than on.

martin & €wms

Aix All the Year Round Disease*
■

Gnihiite
Gifts ^

BUSINESS CARDS.

What nicer for the
young lady than a
dainty chatelaine
watch.

BhnimMiMn dot* BO. com* «Dd go^ntliwtoat
tim* aiw*n i ia fact tooe wifler more Anriire tW

Spring and SompieT than nt any othH-acasoa. Wh«i
,
Ibe blood Uchaffed wriih Unc Ackl, Alkali anu oUitff
\1
irritatinf poiffpos. then the system is ia the rifht
^
condition for Rheumatism to develop, and. an attach
is liable to come at any time. Winter or Summer.
Rheematism. bec:au.^ it atUcks different parts of
the body, and it sndden or slow in its action, is fives
various naiaca .such at acute and chronic, muscular,'
articular, iaflammatory.mcrcarial and at iatic. but it is
the same old acid Uood that cantes all. Some art
le others have only occasional spells of Rheumatism,
hnt either kind is wearipf upon the constitution, and in lime producct
stiffness in the nmsclcfi and joints, and sometimes the acids thrown off bj
the Wood settle upon the
thi valves
*
of* the
*
ily and fatally,
heart and ends suddenly
It wont do to let
let Rheumatism
uax* and
________
is a dangerous disease, and

For the
Youoe Man
You can’t do belter
than get him a hand*
some watch upon this
memorable occasion.
We can please him'
and you for $10.00,
$12.00, $15.00.

.lUfa.l-o .iftTrn u.

naoa

you can nrver tell where it is going t'*
......................
*
plasters, lin

-

'^:tsT'uX‘

RASTALL'!ffl!

»» 1

did.
>nd B. S. S. «a
alJ auffarara ol this t
and will aay that If they Will eon.
aa par dlraa*
y wiU Cud a giarsianaai^

be treated
rcmetly
lasting relief

Rheumatism
through the Wood.

And having
ul affacta <4

?f\be wo

counter-irritation, are soothi
rdieve the pain temr
innot be
cid blood

THE MATTER
' ‘.it'rot, Vrninft «if iJaitJi- rr. ek
■.
4M
and tuukua a bui.In**KH
■•ft dairjliiK ha>
<l»ril.-d a Iic-hm

tor SerMcs in the South Under
Thomsit
IJM Hold
W H. IhiiH^
n,|rap..
Mr IhifM'Ta ri.har.. n.i5
and will hnlid rin
net home, and will

KttfUMATISM

Uh-Ow Uuck.

b*>ia*pbua»

IW.
A*. **•«

o ^

Wt b»p* • first tisss
Sbotmsktr’s Sbsp.^

KHOW N-AMom*.. utd CoUtt.faaifar *1

all irriuting poisons and effete matter from the system.
S. S. S. strengthens and eariches the thin acid blood, and, as it circa*
latcs through Uic body, the corroding, gnawing poisons and acid depoaitl
aredUlodgcdand washed out of the muscles and joints, and the sufiersr
is happily rclie\x-d ftom the discomforts
and misery of Rheumatism.
S. S. S. is n purely vegetable tamedy,
i not contain any Potash or Aineial
my kind, and can be takeff^ith
^
^
afrty by old and yonng.
^
RheumaUc sufferers who write os
about their case will receive valuable aid and helpful advice from ooT
tobysicians. for which no iharge is made. We will mail free our specif
b«>k on Rheumatism, w hich is the result of years of practical expcncace ia
treating this disease. It contains much interesting information nbont all
fiSdsM Rheum

^ 'Oil." mi.n'named Uohert N. Franklin
l.«v air. u.I)
lmllct<..l for k.^..|d
a mgr.. In
rnltude f.ir at l.qM*i

..... ......... ....

SHUSHINE
ll keeps the leather looking
new. h does not crack the
leather bul prevents its
L racking.

I

YDUNOIflKHOOD'
J l*ern i
yd.vliti
irily a)
I and I

negro lulM.n rh 1
l.iifig u iMM.r n. gt.. iH f..r
on a flimhy .liurg.Ih

lacthm .oi hl> . niph.y. r
An ag.iu Id the s..«Tel servh-e. who
. n.iw If. tl.- gnmnd. will uiuk.
iM.rough itiv.hllpalhm
all.g.Hi ►v.i.uii and lu
rnlt.^1 Stni

K'*--'j

jncswifTMf>ccmoco^AnjurrA,tuul j'i

VViikk- I..ndh to show that a r. gular
v»-i.m l.uh iM.n piaiilc.-d f..t a l.mg

in ihr nioii.-y. provi.i.Hl ih.‘
make a lalh.r c.inra. l t
him lor .4 length of tltm- Munuh-u
y,-lmhtir..e him for th.* iiiau. >
h- has lak.'ii to
k.ep
ii. gr.. .. .1 ..f jail
He ift tlierwiipm
lak. n uv a,, aifl 1m ginh w hat h fr.amiiilv
h.iig term ..f cruel .
mH.-. I-.mg Ir.aju.iill>
whlpp.-.!

When you need ^hoe iwlish

I u

*l he in.-mitnml IloW b.-»xitii.‘ mure and
wav unlit to attrod tu my *l.iily iluti.-A.

X

.of.ihT I fNt my
tlif light Btep

iu.h

.M

1.11

Don’t for>jci the

cau^u*' 4*

ROWLAND DOUGLASS

I Ob IN KOHXUIH. Attoru«y st U«
L. *»• MtMiiu*ul. IV. b;.* X. Ti«vr.r,
DlA.Si* TttSI.su

Hew SXc^tore

A K l».xin.Bd,

Riitn.r'a Old •Und.
V IHIKlOiV. licaUMt
tCarl s JMwary »torr

Front «L

iattf h«ri

ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINER

WANT DEPARTMENT
f MVOtUAU'B Club

/^oih'Ktknt mui.
O fhlJdrren Aluwt

engtheinwcak and wotBH.ul w

...

n. ol in.vulan'v. .-..n* lallinff M U.0
I.-., »nd 1... b.vu k..o.o 1.. tolDoy. whi
liiii
•icuuii .uo.idMsJ diuiiPTcui turn.,
aita4.k..
from the irriuuon

IlspSsif

‘'/'r‘$r00Uwie ol Wi«ol r*rdui

IMPORTANT

>butt* Irt

i from your druggiat

will koop TOO fr« fro® I*i“-

WINE<ARDUI

wa.stbi>*Nu

vi.nl

l-vVliB*

—FACTS KKCAKllING—

L. I O IH T IS
*" Tin?'

Some light* will emit emoke and
II ifi»

Eddies!
Fin.l the
a v»-r>- convon
tint hank witli which tn da their
hanking, and wc have a large
customers
of
.Some take
mir pr.for
»un
nifihifaU
vuil
Our \arious
IVrhapR you
convenience of i!l
0 various,
not familiar with
Ihods of depositing, do
)W which tnelhod would ho bCFl
for you. and «. do not roallre what
tnlenco ami henolU a 1
account could he made to you
ired
at
should ho pl.-ared
time to explain mci
PC do not ho-Hate
ho-liati to ask quea
. We aim to make our
ihUt-

Bdb^ IS
In itt Iron Crib.

from Tror1«.. Ifu niahL

other* give down greM*. even *unlight ii often ob»cured by cloud*—

.F'r»nl< Trtjel».

The*e are *11 »ource* of annoy­
ance. ' Nothing I*, however, mor*
annoying
mean*

m Ml
VIw fra'

there

ThaiV what a

SUNDAY, MAT 31

Tvmta will laar aTravarae Oily ai

l;aoa.iffr Raw 11.00 and

00. 8c«

paatera. or aak aganU far partIcuUia.

* W TosUr Tdeal Crib «
Kvery
CRIB.

moth«*r

Hhouhl

have .i I f ).Sd KK

She can Ic.ivr bal*.

ashttcannui fall tnii. rliml.
cnu.

worry,

closriv

rkOOh.

head

gain* in Real Kaiate in the city, bul
if you want to be auie caU and aee foi

with

the

sitdiog sitles it can be place d clo>e to mother’s bed.
CnU nnd

m#

THEY SAY
That arc haw some of the best bar-

pla< cd

r or slick his

Ihe high sides and « iid> and

spindles make it .ACCIDHM

IDKAl*

without

onr tm$ of dn/dron-g Cradht, Cribt. ole.

youraclC
Ninth

Tliat teven room house on

St.

aomroer

it a

Price right.
OOOtract.

tbi Boston Store.
Turtiiturt DtpsiimtHt.

bargain.

Built

latt

All modern iniiirovemcma
If you prefer will sell or
Belter call this evening-

it might be too late in the morning.

THENERUKGER
ESTATE EXCHAIfGE

A

which

at

time*

to b«
a

fairly

wikmI

A. H. fSrrj. =10K

no

light

at

all—Avoid

all

the**

fault* by using
CijU HA1.K-I« lu. ii oeder ?».wid. d^rnml V*
r SMJ pert of the rtly J. B UrelUck

•Th»

iclrujera.
The only light that
uniformity

of

light at all hour* and at euch

rcinove.d)lc.

.trwwi.ell tB OI4F- UiF-k

good light, again other aid being

each

They

whiih s.'ives

are

in

imn.

Uie

your order*

early

a*

w*

FOR RENT.

ai

rushed with work .

he.

Traverse City 6es Compeny.

.\f,wn auirrs.

InvcsUgalc before BuyiDg.

grand rapids

oome

on

coat for th* amount of light given
that
defle*
competition.
Give

iMMid prcsei%ers

EXCURSIONS
p^ivwiauexis
LunmaTON &
,

have

ily I leaned, as ytuir dislies,

cral

U Sank j

to

dependance

needed to find IL and yet at time*

l.ut*. «*f diliercnce

thoTMU^hly insul-ilcd witli

Get Your Licenaa.
All iHTsoua llahlr for rlly lUansef
are hereby notincl to call at the City
Clork-s oBlre and procure the same he
ore June Ut, ivua.
John Rennie. City Mai>hal.
1S79 Ct

no

in them lliou^h; «iurs .lie as eas-

part

$5.00 to $1100..

than

of ,Illumination
Is

placed, giving

IHiniltlUIID
tor means,

mta a
tx*uk. *Ui«-r

CLEANES1
g CHEAPEST
..HEALTHIEST^.

MISCELLANEOUS.

The PetrlcM FInr PjinU «rr betWr
»h,B merch.nt t.ilor m»de. Mad, ‘
PtrrlM. M(g. Co.. Oelroll.
Sold

Daveni

tra-For mao

Have You Room in Your
....Parlor....

i.ioi-rr

for a beautiful Davenport? If so
"boro is your !cbanco-a $55*00
DaOonport for fust 6oon $50*00*
5 ft* 5 in* long, mahogany framo,
bigb back cooorod wlfbsilkplush*

AT lore
FEB 1000 WATTS

Grand Rapids Furniture Co.
House Furnishers. 218 Front Street

HaaDuakUigikcBBIodL.

,11.

(iaesfo. for trtm tUawrorj.

AHD
absolutely ODOBLESS
IS

DON’T B
e Foolcoi
TekeUA*tci»ilae,ertKlaal

• UBKIHBBtl BY

irtaai UlTir Didrlc
UcMaurwvGa

JOHN R. SANTO
IsEIttALIISiSAIGE]

JURPET GlEliUlC WOnCS..
Carpet a«mnj mod Feather Reno­
vating. Car^ oewing and Uylng.
BMore eoodlng yo«r old carpet,
away to be bamS* iato nags. Aet me

IL ^ OBAlia Prisrtew.

now >a

are Wrekl>c«re w.

New Wilhelm Block.

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST
OBe*-CM N*w WUMa Bl

p

THE EVENIKfl RECORD. TRAVEMK OITT, MIOH., WEPyESDAY, MAY 27, 1903,
iHj « Mst TM^f. Mi,j mh,lrn

AXXIETTWASCAtniiB

^ Tlit fliU

amt tala o^waad 4
TW morUm of ihm rfijr atUm
th» ftoraM<li«]MhiC to Cko IC«v WIi
bots Wortf. t tb* «om*r of rro»f
m4 U»k>B sirM. b««M tbU noni
M Ui* famHaro aad raaorda of tbe
cHy ixfaaar.r'. oMem . batac lakea
mar u> tba roam cm tbe third boar
of tba^wilbclm bafWHac. wb«fr« the
rtlf It to bma tba aaa of an th» raali
Ypaea oa that boor for tba book*
Tba ottcaa of tba eiarb mad treat
baimJ>lorb rrtday.
tTAAB AMO PLATFORM.
' Tte aaraar af WlUiaai Owaa U
A MflaMlMi bf vbal faod Aamriai
ffraatbaBlfbaaberl
r.ba aafNMwtlb
pUf the
MmUmIvm* la aif "Kt. tlw Arfcaa«MT»*all«." B. *owa«-ao .aab

______

bamafumrtiiM laaAiaf baalaeaa
Bal^waaMra »alodfa«a wat not to
tba i^lt of *lt aaptrtat ycaaf Tbaa*
plaa. Httbiaff bal.Uhakaapaara woald
flaaaa bita. Tba oaat ataaoa ba ba
Zmm maaibaroriba Da«Ul Band-

Tba iarllatea ara eery uaat.
J. A. Moategua will lauah bit boat
lata tbli aflaraooa. Tba oaw kaal aad
tU oaam board bar# baaa pat lu aad
all li toady far ila laltial dip
tba lagalar ocaraatioo uf U.a
Calghtt of Pytbiat toamrow aigbt
Ibara will bawork la thtatooud rank
Tbara will alao ba a dtdtioa oo the
prepoltloolopalla a billiard I
and arary aaambtr U argad to ba prat
It
It wat rrroaaoutly ttatad yattarday
that Mlm Balia Flamer, taaolmr ip
tba BooarlUa aobool. bad uagl
to Taatey algbl, wheraaa the
»t baaa la aobool tl.lt week.
A. J. Morat of TraTyra. «'lty
m grmatad ua laenaae of Ki.eloo to
teamoath.
Mr. aad Mrt Juliat tiulabarg. MIm
EUaSlolaberg. Him Iraaa Btelnbarg
Mlm Baade Alu Btolobarg. Hrary
Buaaky. Uirum Baaaky aad Jou Bum
by of Ifalt city aad Mite Libblt Free
eat of Oadlllaa aad Ifri M Roerotb
el of Petoakey went tbit moroiog tc
Hit Bnttky Holland wedding at Man

the Feat That Harry teneen
ttarted Acnme the Bay Yaatarday
eiMf Old Net Bettir. Lett NIghL
Harry Jobaaoa waa tboagtit for a
time to bare baaa laal aa tba bay yae
ttrday aftaraaoa aad apoa hU not raturatag or aay word beiag rMelrad
blm loot algbl or thi* morulog
»tetlTaa baoame rtey maob worrted over bU prolonged abeeaoe.
Tbe report of tbe aappoaed ortrtom
lug of the boat in tbe bar yattarday
af remoon added to the anxialy of hu
rrlatlTM. but be returned borne tbU
. Jobnton left bete jetli
ing for Bowert Harbor and It
aappoaed be waa goiug to take
U.e large boat but InHead be took bit
own boat.ttariiag from Oi^r’a dock.
He lntaa<todlo vltU OapL Emory
He le an old tallor.beliig flO yean old,
and for the reatoa that he wat famll
tar with Bailing tbme wat not mucK*
BJixiety felt for him at flrH.

INEXPENSIVE TUP
iternational C. E. Convention Oivet
Fine Chance for Cheap Vitit to
Denver in July.

M. B. Holley, eeeretary of the Kiev
enih dletrlct. hai received the offloial
foldw giving the detalU of the trtp to
Dunver. Colorado. In July, to attend
the 21al tuternatlrmtl rhriillan En
deavor nonventioo The tpeoial Mich
igan Endeavor train will leave Obioa
goTueeday evening. July 7 at 10 .?«
o olook, toklng two nlgl.lt and a day.
the trip, arriving lu Denver July
I 7 a. m Meeli will be terv. d eu
.hae added two oea route at an average ooat of 60 otul*
J. A
and handeome tbow oaeet to bit bard eaoli, and the fare for the round trip
wart flaluret
fromtl.lt point will be ^ 84
The
Tbe Benlurt will bare Ibelr fere well
tor will ooat $6 more if one dc
parly and banquet tbit tveuiug
tlret to Ukc a alm jNir, to it.at the en
Mootagot Imll.
tire ooat of the trip would be eubetan
There will be
Dally below $.•». and it would In, the
Hate Oa No. I
tilp Ufa lifetime
8 e*oloak. to alte m delegute to tbe
Halo flruman't oonrenttoo.
HE^OXE HIS COAT
The TiUTerm Boy Sewing (Tlrcle
will meet tomorrow afteruoou wiU.
Clerk In Department Store Sweat and
Mrt Peat, oo
Sweltered Th»* Morn.ng at
DuTld Uarlyle bat bad hit |n.u*Ioii
Retult of Kick.
laoreaaed from $46 U> |M par mouth '
Oi.f vomai) in the <n>. with no
Mra D. M Bogert aad daoght
nu n
Jaanotto of il6 Wellinglon ttrret. an, w tiniiailiy for I ho
would uin.oM luff.Hui.. if ih.y had to
lu Kalamatoo. baTing been called war ih. Ir c*mi* d.irini: thi* *4.ri id
tliara by tba aaddan illueet of Urr. ai'tilirr. r<'Ktri(*r«*d a kl<*k lM*<'aii»<'
one n.er.' man wai.t-.l u|n.ii her
WrffaU
Prayar mealing at the Oougregatlou hu •‘••at off Tht^ moininK. afUT
in wo.-M) fonloif.H-o in ihr prltai*
al ebarab will ba at 7 p, m. tomor oniro.
«n»' of tin* en.|do>eh imMcd Do
row. Bubjeol.4n.rtttatanaxampla Be word aioiiK thttf (MUtK muri In* vi.irn
porta of .tbt tUU ataoelailen will be Th.' P-URCoellon WUK loliowed by
i. af'i oni* id U..* riorkH who. for n
glvan ont weak later
John Blaokan and Tony Hokot will of I III' ton-noon. »*wrat and i.kfsl lun
c.iacII- l.a/l worn J.U <-oa
wl^Om4oT^5II^
Booth bpana taloon Mooday morning next nrariy h.mmi l.-lon- b- l-nrn-d ili
aoabaw. aflar wbloh bit tlarrlng. lour lo iba Hand formerly occupied by art ion. bad bo-n laki-ii in Do- inaiu i
Ifv lb- fNivi'rH .but bMr. Owta aad hU ftae oouipaay i
prmtal **Tba Bchool for Hoaadal'
DENOUNCED BY WIDOW
llom Oa No. a will boldau election
bulabarg't Oraad Oprta lloutt i
of oMoara tbit evening lo Oaat Street
Friday algbl. May Sbth.
engine boute. A full attendai
A food ilaad aadlaaba raeoltad John detlred.
git I* Scored.
W. Vofal t mlaatful oomimoy la
llealtli onioer Dr. L A Thoui|»oi.
l..A..iK«on. K) . Ma.t :T7
^
Btolabatf't Oraad loot alfbt aad tbe autad to Urn Keoord thla aftero.H.ii
Itu .Man iini bns wrlitiii .n ^ruibiiu:
pwfarmaoa waa ooaatad oat of tbt that the oaae of Mitt BelU Plummer,
i-iio.Kluiion of Jiidir Jsum H liatxh
baatmiaolial predaotiaM flroa
wbloh retembled tmall|)0x. It ten nd . X Siac- S. iiator Al-xand-r Hat
laaloaffttam. Mr Vo*. I baa a
much lo doubt ytr
it U bardl>
.on, l-a.b r* .d ib- i\xk
paayaf vary nod Ulaat aad U
tboogl.t that the oato will di vrlop ii.
. uil, of wblrh b-r
hi.k
aladaa fMlaraa of atodara mlattrelty to that dittaM*. but every irreeauUom
nrv Ji
abdap la data aortUlta. Tbt Brti li balug taki n.
Xlr. MHrrur... in «p-nlnK b-i 1part, aaibtUiabtd by a uaiqut aad
The Flrtt National Bank and P. o
hbi- bad liopod Ibat eh- would
daaaliai ttUla*. waa a ftrtt oUtt aa ple'i Savlngi Bank will cW on Sat ^H>x
U« p-intlU-d to «tig-r h-r gri-f lu
tartalaamai. latrodaola* aa afgrtfa order ootll 8 p. m oy aoDoout of Deo* • IUIM-. hi.i III vl.-w of ih- pdl.lbt
oration Day. but will open at that tloiiH of Ih- lInrxU hroth-rx .h- -oul
'^of aoaaldatabU mtrlt Popular aoagi time for the rett of the regular bnnk
" ‘‘w^^ ^« 'j.‘.dUf*‘'HnrxU md ho..-.,
vatu nadatad wall aad laob oat aa Ing hour*
. iiouxb to -ay itmt h- U glad in> h<l>
aoMd. Tbt awaiaul aooompaalama
band wno’ klll-d and did not vani I
wmU Uaavltb tU rmt of Iht at
nii.l lb- man who did tho d—d' My
PtRbONAL.
bu.baiid va» ri.lhl-..rl.v ^h»»l d.mi. in
traallaa. lanaf tba aad am ware
V Ja^
Mlam Marion Houahall ai.d riara
aem tiMfily elortr atart. aotablj
Doiini V
dba eU touarlta, Uw Baaadlat. aad Hotoer left tl.la moroiog for a
loin-t W II lllanion. rom.i.t i
tba aavar, tboafb >o taaa bHUlaai In Dadillao
.d S
TuuiIm--. Di*imii> Hh-rifl K L
Mrt
K.
W.
Pennington
and
daogh
NotiU*. and oili-r«.
Iffbl, ArtbmrRifby. Boil, bapt tb*
' J.idg- llarxik Is not KaflKfl-d that
ndlaaaa ooaralaad Blfby t aumo ter of lulerloohei. and the foriiier #
my hu-bni.d wa»^ a iiiart>r to a Idit-r
lofuavat fimhaad falalilaf aad bt mother. Mra Flther. are In the city and
nm-all-tl hir partUan hat-, hiii
wat tapaatadly aallad. wbllt eordfal
tiiiui anf-all Ih- Widow and fV\- or
Ktr. B.lUr 1.1.
for . id.un rhildr-n IkWa hi- d-i>lr- to n-p
r-h-nt a r-inrarnallon of thu in-*llTba aaaal lapartaa. aoiaa fraMi aad vUlt.lo Urai-d Bapidt and t'hlcago.
w-.! d-^|M■d. ah«i Iftirn-d t’hn
aooM alaU. bat all wall tuaderud.
Ih- -lak- In ..rdf r lo MilatnbatartarlMil tbt ftrot part Tbt aolo*
Uh pa^fi.uo•'
lata iaaladad tl.t wall feaowa Harn
•JudK- llarxl^ and Ih- wh
ktiowM Dial tlo'i- havi- Ihh-i. ?,s honil
Ltlfbtoa, B»aad Halt. Arthur Clfuw
(idi« In llr-athlit county diirtiiK
ford. Jaba ilartaiall aad Karl Oath,
uilniliiUitMiion a» -oiiiiit jinlK- How
and tbay wart grtally apprtolattd li Poiltiv# Agreement to Give Away many o1 Hi-m- m-ii h:.vMedicine fpr Woman** (lit.
tbt after part aoa.t rtry good tptoial
t-f.i-d‘‘
Wb-n bl-tuin-ounl>
tlat wart glvta. aamg Ibria toaw rr
I hat Ih. r«* limy U* i.o ii.l Jiidx.- Hl*o»n two \-aifc ago. tb-r- wa»
no m«it- |i-a—fill rountv lu K-niu-ky
BMftablt boop rolllag work aad olak •in.U i«iiuidl.m tth If
|M-o|dwalk-d ib- i
ahh
h
H
i:
Watt
A
n-lliM Our
■wlhflM by tbt 'Marrtlout Oregory *' driiKisUt*.. ar»* Kl^liik naa
ia> a ..III.-Ill nlxbi In lb- |mr-ulf of'ih. lr \«*raiioio
aad aoma dlMadlly trlok blayola ua.1 iM.x of a imaliuc c.i
witl. a)o>.>lui- KBf-tx and no ihoiixhi
for
of .langfr
T^nlay «.i.r
nu-r
aalalartdlag by Doa Oordoa; aiuti Hlr. the rnlliialni; aKiffiuml
who I an art- l-avtnx
Dur cHlr-ne d«
>
•kl ipaelalllaa by Oruwford uad Klc prlnUMl in .hni.lu* formopinion fo,
-Ir opluU
Blag.:trlok roller akatlug aad daaeiug
('iDr. ni. dj
f-tr of ns*
i.iH'—<*ori'o.N :»«c
by tba Rrabaa brotbert. aad othti

fnrmaanii a vaaa wtU
"-----*
•vary aMralaf. Tba r
iteAab AllaMi playt aU---------------■taadartl. Be vail 4M bU ialaat aia
rthaaa
that at tba a«a of alaataaa ba wat ao
tnmiai with tba alar rola Olaaba M«1
Mtla. U-tba Lady of^I^ytaa.-* J«
llaaAfIbar. who aftarvard baeaine
aaa or tba moat brllHaal llfblt of thr
Aamriaaa aM«a aa Ibat aoaatioo play
ad tba **Wldow MaoloiU
Otbara mlfbt batt baao oooumt U
faM apaa tbatr iaaralt, with to 4aad
palaad la ao abort a tpaooof tliaa
Vat ae with yoaaff Owaa. lit raoof
Bltad timl tol>ooUaf vaa wliat oeaot
ad la aa aotor 'a work. Tba oaat ata
aoa wt Bad him a mamber of ibe
RbaaOompMiyatadylaf tba atalbodt
of that anaUaat Praoob aciraat in
aaabplayaaa *Adriaaaa.*’ *‘Iit
tr/‘ **aamlUa.*' ‘'Froa Froo’
atbar Ftaaob |0^a
Laarlag Bbaa. ba aaaafftd to pUy
U Lawte Mamaoa't prodaotioa. aad
. Iba appartaalty to taat blmaalf. yoaai
at bd vaa la tba amt aabfo aad dlffl
aalttiaflar**Ma|ibiatapbaWOvaa’t aatl oaMaamal vaa with
laUa.Marlofra. latamtef Ibaraby to
bit IbTortlt tmadard dramaa
Wlf‘
Mim Marlawa ba romaioad for a ao

GENERAL
CLEANUP
WILL

BE

INtTITUTEO

MONDAY

BY BOARD OF HEALTH

at?

SCAVENCEl

lag la year
Alrt Ibal kaap a
baad. Boaftbalyyoa'wblttU while
yaa wait aad Jokaayo
Jokaa you will la tell
lag OMBO frlaad who it torry tbay
dida't ga. **lmagb aad tba world
laagbawltbyoa.'waapaadyou waap
akiaa." No truar amalia erar.wat
wrltlaa
Tba big maaoial farr. oom
ady, •WboUWbo. ‘ibr uaxt attruo
tiaaat tba Oily Opara Hoaaa otxl

KHKK MKlMCINi:

No pein.aiieni cure of funing or.t!
aondi. irr.gnlar ..r pulnful niiii»irn
Hun. ovartati trouble, rw ain.lisr .1
eabf «a« «*\enniBde b> td. re hcimiiiik
druKging I'aln. Vine 1. far .uiw^t
til other m.dldnea. hut rertninlrli
the i.e«Mt (.1 a niHHdai dlr.ci treatme
Xtw Ytak blit
to the iirgana. a LK! Ihii of Haaatl
Tabh tt will be gtvrn vrith every lack
axe. aa an tntrmlurtory ofTer Palm
•RKVITIM
■w. O. OookilD Md Hob. TIk»m \Tne aelu for m.ly :.nc, and ondei
of S K Walt A St.uv you al^ r*v
•Mlttwiai, «• Mili« ;um m»r M Oger
cidve a regular M»c Um of Saiflftlvc
Tablet* atmolutely fr<*«'. together
Laay Brava, wlfa af Aagat their Kuaraniec to r#fun<i the n
iaaBiawaaf TItaa araaaa, dlai laai If Bot *ai tint'd
Cut out the eoupdii and U^e
ttaalag abaai» a'alaak at tba i«a of
dlyaaru Tbo faaoHa aarriao wlU ba
bbU lamarraw afianaoa fiaai tbaiaa
Idaaaa ndar tba dliaatloa af L. D.
OartU.
Taa WUlard W. O. T. U. will moat
wilb Mra BMlaa. Ilk BImwaod araasa
H^l■i^w afMraoaa aad gtVa a Biblt
At ■ o’clock Saturday * we
lagbMBaMMia Fate.
open the doort of the -ItacktlFbggar ■aaMag at tba Baaaad M. K.
tlore lo the public. There will
abate WUI babaldtbla araatag la
purely be t crowd and Iht beH
Mte lataraal laattebad to tba ap>
tenaaa af Mr. William Owaa la tbit

not
bavf-ar of b-lt

H ai nlKhi
k of m-n V

IDz-ii'. unci
Tb- li\-» of
lablniKhi
lUs
-l.b-r day
j.r
xxom«n
(lax- b—n Imiuli-d on tb
»TiX*-tt. |.y ni-t. wbo ba\- b-ld offlriM
iMinlilon*
A r-lgn of terror -xlmi.
and Diom- hImi ar- th- -a«u- of It
walk th- xtr—u unmol-»t-<l and tin
riirl»-d
•JudK- Haixu i«h>e h- fi-x !► al»M.
Inu i) *al«- In JarkM.n
Wlt> lud” 11May,. uiihiti the -»H-..ril) of IMiuh
hrirK wall* roost of the ilin-. and

AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARt.

AVEIY fbe

wlli*'bJ*^’i’ The

3

raUlng rather than lowering the as*

WILL

BE

OUT

AFTER

RUBBIBH

IN EARNEST

Board Aif Htalth Hat Begun an Active
Campaign, and Property Holdert
Can Govern Tiwmaelvet Ac
cerdingly From Now On.
bald yeatemaj aflarnoon It
oided by a vote of ibe board lo hire
tbqelty aeaTCttgar wltb a team
aootber naan to olaan all tbe alleyt
and baok yardt of all rubbltb of all
and obarge ,the
the abuitlng propeitioa In portoaoce
of tbit order. Oily Boaveoger J
Avery, wllb aMUUnta, will begin
Monday morning wllb tbe work In
band. Ha will etart on Union etreet
worklnt eaaL taking In tbe alley be
tween Waablngtoa and State tlreet*
flrtt
Tbe property ownert along Front
ttreel and to U.e two above mentioned
ttreeU are being ootlBed today what
they may uX|M»ct Monday,to at to give
Diem a obanoe to get tbe rubbiei. in
tbapeto have U baulod away
haul It away ibemtelvea
it can be done a great deal cl»
by the city eoavanger than by the
property ownert aad for that re
the board tboogbt it waa well to
Imm-ditte atept for tb- prevention of
Ibe apread of diaeatea.
From ibe etr—tt muaiiom»d thi
work will be oarri-d on to ibe adjoin
mg atre-U and will be poabed until
the entire oUy bat liaJ a general

»Y EXPLODING CAITRIDGE
Rote Kern*. Nine Year* Old. Had He
Left Hand Painfully Injured
Yesterday.
note Ker..a, ibe nine year old
daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jamea
Kama of Kaat Klev-ulh atr-et, waa
injured lo the left hand late yeater
day afternoon by the alleged oar-leaa
handling of eomc oartrldgei in tbe
bandt of Ned FindUy. a ySung
about nin-t-en y-ars df age.
Mr*. K-rnt aUt-d to th- K
this aften.ooi. that Findlay lowl
some oarti idg-s and placed on- on
block of wood and took another piece
of wood. tUiklng th- cap which ex
pliMled the oartrtdf-. A pleo- of tbe
tbe cartridge flew aorott to th- real
dem-e of Mr. Braddock. K<we Kern*
was sitting on ,the back step at tbe
time, and the picoo amok h.-r in
little finger ak the joint, on the baok
pf Ih- hand and tl.e attending phial
clan had to ianoe Oie hand on the
front to Kvtout the piece of metal im
bedd-d lu the hand. The wound is a
very painful one and cans< a U.e girl
coualderablu anffcrlng and. U badly
iwclUd.
TRY A RECORD WANT AO.
Vj^ANTKI. .i.«d Umi\y .x-A. *1-. nur-r.

w«wk c»f the ^^rd will not ba
4:30 tomorrow, and
in over Into Prlday.'
|.-rhap>
The Clara Cometary Vaa«. tha flmt

E. M. Be
I Haa Raturoed k> Makt
Travarao City His Homs.
K M. Srtifleld. son of the late Judge
Scofield, mho left h,«r- ,u>mc Ik'year*
ago. alumt th- same time bb father
raox^ to l^*-;i. and who baa been
In the south part of the state ainre
then, has
to Traverse Cnty
„ lumght a home pro|v
-rt>7 of Mr Franklin, comer of Fern
d a
Ir Scofield will
lumlM-rlng husin
hi* toother Eugene and W. K. Wll*
Hama, mho ma^ formerly In fho aamhusln«.* here
Th-re ar- a gOod many old time
friend* of the family mho mill be glad
to mWe-om- Mr Scofield hack.
Patronixa tha Flo
Flower Store at 215
Front atreeL
All ordara receive
prompt and careful attention. F. M.
Palno. Florist.
iggs.tf

MANISTEE k NORTHEASTERN R. fl
AND CONNKiJllON-J

SIji
Vlii

&Tills;.
Trom-omirrst Trscif Oty

sikI

M*nUf*«<*n.l ienkfort
rhcid ruulto, 1- flu

GRAND RAPIDS I INDIANA RV
COMPANY.

I Wbf>is it. Do You Jlsk?
-

Simply because we are up to the times—always
offering the best merchandise a^ lowest possible
prices—always looking out for your interest—al­
ways hustling.

d(re is a Littk Price Cuttim
Tor tbeJlext ten Days
Just to keep the ball rolling at its present rapid ■
rate. There are some things there you will need.
Read every item.
'

Silk Deparkntnl
19-inch Black TaffrU 8ilk..8wiaa flni*k. worth 59c, for. yard...................

UJash Goods

The new Weitend ChaMies. all this
season’s goods; worth 5c, for. yard
1.000 yards New Gingham*, all new
19inch Lace 8lnpe Ekaf Taffeta, only
desirable pattern.; worth 8c, for
four color*, tan. pale blue, white
and black, yard ................... .............'
The best English Perkales .book fold.
24*.nch Japaneae Silk. 12 different col­
the 12' ,c kind. for. yard .................
or*; al*o wh.u, cream and black
(Lyon. dye), yard....................
Fine Morcented Ginghams: sell read­
20inch Black Peau dc Soie. positively ily for 18c: extra special, yard
700 yards Printed Lawns, an odd lot;
worth W.y. per yard: good for Jacksome sold as h.gh as 15c; choice
et*. waist* or *klrU. at y^rd...........
for, yard
36 inch Black Taffeta. *oft oil boil finAnother lot of Lawns, navy and black
i*h. W> a*k you to compare with
grounds. W.ih wh.te dot. and fig­
anything in the city quoted up to
ures; worth 10c. for. yard.................
%\.2b: extra special, yard... ........
Silk
Zephyr*, a pretty fabric for
At-$1.00 we show you the very best
whole dresses or waists; worth 25c.
Black Taffeta. 36 inches wide, pos­
for. yard ...........................................
itively a $1.50 number: while thi*
Plain colored Silk Mull*, all colors;
shipment lasts at yard.....................
also black and white; worth 3Sc

39c

39c
89c

85c

1.00

Some of the lines are considerably
offer such inducement* as will toUliy
eclipse anything ever offered for now

A fine assortment of Brilliant Mercer­
ised Vestings: some with only one
pattern; sdid as h.gh as 75c per
yard: your choice, yard/.................

yard

...................................

..........................

35-inch soft finish fine Bleached Cot
ton; the Newport; worth 9c per
yard, for, yard........................................

35c
45c

50-inch all wool Sharkskin (black
only): a heavy, desirable fabric to
make up without lining; our regular
$1.25 cloth; special, yard.................

89c

Choice of any piece of black or colored
Dress Goods in the house that has
sold tor $1.00 per yard during thi*
tpecial sale. Thi. includes. Chev­
iots. Serges. Zibelints, Clay*.
netUs. all
nothing roserved; yard

80c

1.000 yards White Cambric .Unsdale
finish; short length*, from 2 to 15
yards; worth 8c, for, yard..
Short lengths of good Duck, white
grounds, with cold dots and ftnpe.;
was 15c. for, yard..............................
Table Linen—A 72 inch fine bleached
Satin Damask: worth 75c: for this

The largost dipartmont of tho kind
In the city; —
*L yard

X s-nator AU-xand-r lUrgi* give.
I of aluMit I’i m-n who were klllfnl
diiiiiiK th- rivll war H- may know
killed th-m I am Min- that I do
md. a* iMith my husband and I werc
rhlldr-ii at ihai time. Th- Imih.rttnt
TrW» U.™ iCiTiU oT, .. fuU.n
matt-r to th- public right now i». not
who MlWd men 4o ywir* ago. but wbo
ktll.Nl Hr <\,x. who klll-d Jam-*
vkrill. and who Mll-d Jain-t Mar
m” ran )-ou Judge Htrgl*. or you
(Lnaior Hargl*. ihrx.wn auy light on
tli-x- lati-r-day murd-rt? ’
rw rkarlsrux aad Pemsksy. I:fl0 n. m .mmA

PERE MARQUETTE

............................................... ...........

Fercallnes in gray*, browns, drabs;
also fast black; worth 12',^ for
y»rd .....................................................

8c ^
5c
-I5c
20c
39c

4ic
6ic
^5c
OcSti'
42c
10c

Dosiery Department
19c

Cining Department
I Edwards’ best Shelf Cambric*.

6c
9c
12ic

Domestic Department

A 35-mch Unbleached Cotton; the
Beaver Dam. a good heavy round
thread; our regular 5c quality, at

36»nch all wool Etamine: the much

52 inch Mohair Sicilians., in black and
navy only: worth 75c. for yard ..

N

45c

Another line of th* famous Burlington

Tr»ina *mvr IB TrBVf>rMi Oty st 4 Ib* o, I;

ar- r-<pi.-M,il u. l-av- th-m at
Drang- hall and at I’r.Aop Kyaelka *
ttnn> Kspeclally the schuo! cht
an* requeu'd to bring them

hn Bush's Carriage Line will
: dll trains and the public can

No dull times here—Never did so much business
before as we have this season. Every department
shows a nice gain over previous records.

respectively;we haven’t every color,
but a good assortment; also black.
*t y»rd ...........................................

*Tr».n-V«r»rfurt\<Ur City mn

« at least four days.

review of tbe aaaeaament rolb of said
cJty. Any person or persona dealrlag
to do ao may examine hla, ber or their
assessment on said rolls and show
cause. If any exiats. why the valuation
theref.f should be changed
Dated tbia 14lh day of Mar. l»03.
CHA8 M. BEERS.
Clerk of Board of Review and Equal!*
rniion
1374 lU

Buspl

ch English Ca.hmerea f!)a F.

At * -X.fc. ,u
Arrivv fr«>in
S ll|. II,
H-i*.
m«kiiiir Bbev-td

,?*i5rj"S.5S
la tbe loreaooa and

I We Jin

Osdsr k*n'....................... ilvo«

Yu. A A.B It VIA ikii-Buisa

h« City of Travetmo CUy wUl meet

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Oiool Dress Doods

CUT THIS OUT.

Wi‘ her. h) tKrrr t«i gU«- fr. t* a
rrgular f.tH*
„f Sanuilvc Tah
iHa all). cvtM) p»t'kaK»* cf I’aliu
Mi.iv and ti> niuii. al] uioiiey
paid If tin* pi.rrhnhlr D n..t rath
fled
H K Walt * HmiM

STUV^
Board •rRoYlmu Rocolvipg tha ObJoctiona of Praimrty HoMora Flm
iah Work Tomorrow.
The aup-rxisora of the city arc still
In aesslon a» a board of rexirw. and
ih-Ir work will conilnu- till 4:30 lomomm. and iKTbap* longer. The
usual abjection* to tbe aaseaan
levied are .lielng registered, and i
chance* win
mde. tbote jurt

locO

Underwear

3|C

8c

Our regular 20c French Porcalinoa, all
colors: also black; good for drop | Q I ^
sk.rts: at. yard.................................. IJO

..r." 18c

Ladies' Florence Union Suits, short
sleeves, fine Egyptian cotton: our
60c garment, for........... . .................
Ladioe’ fine ribbed Bleached Cotton
Summer VeeU. lace trimmed and
taped; worth »c, for.......................
Another fine Jersey Ribbed Vest,
handeiomely trimmed with lace and
A job of fine Torchon Laces, all
width*, with Inaertions to match;
worth up tc :0c per yard, at.............

-Nufangr PanU lor warm
woathor woar. Juat tho thing
to wwar with a ahirt walaL No
Tho Boaton Btora

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