The Evening Record, March 26, 1903

The Evening Record, March 26, 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)

1903-03-26

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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srXTH YEAB-1831,

TRAVERSE ClTV.MlCn., TlHTtsmY. MARCH >«. 1W».

itSHlS
SU^NESS

'^«utoiIANXIETT
INCREASES

'fijkbi OottH«iI of Now Yot^k
Lew WWk Mmek TrMM

1 THE CONOmOH OF KINO

MOH. W. M. FOtTIN TKLtk A»OUT
TMt LItNANY SITt RIATTW
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COWAMT* HEALTH

IN i VENT CENIAL MOOOUu h..n... ....

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HE IS MUCH DETUSSED

Ht TALKIO to a RfCONO MAN
THIS MONNINO .

FULFILS PUBLIC ENCAOEMENTS
WITM41IFFICULTY

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of ibi*

wiurLAia !?>.••• WOT !

•««|M

MHk
Of

That

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SYMPATHY i
AND SUPPORT

Pr

-AmlOPblN-

B

innt in th. fkmrdmwi H%er About
*rf them will be plnniwl mlH.ve

EVomM B« Niwm Wkm th.
‘ A««
«~t wot Bofom.
Hob. W H. Wmtm. wko ropro

more M

‘^tm

NO

M..na
Boo

a

Moo^m - ^3.00
OasCoram^m SO

now. tnr. man

Him

c>dc in Pan. Ywterday.

ipj
1 Sir Hedur Marlkm
U.mhm.
March 5fi
thm h.p Inn-u fell over
.•oi.diilon U lurreaPinK
Klnclom
k'tir w.v k>»

o*-u

•HAinr time ar> «»»•' * ^
tip my iile. »e. and 1 never a.ld
thioF i4 «be kind "
• llui. yon bNd. hn4n l you?"

\u.r......a .W« HAT a B00.I HAT jafi “.ASK. BKNAIA"
he'll e.|>Uin to voa m a mwiicni wli)

-The analety
Klnc Edwanl>
throuaboui
minora of hi.

$J >i2,$ Ncwland Hals arc
No licUer style* -.hape^—<iwa1iI) at any jm'ce.
TO

ECONOMICALLY
CLINEO MEN.

IN-

A tot ol Hew Sl.oo NegUtee Shirts. A tot •(Hew S«c Heck Dresi.
A lot ol Hew 25C Fancy Hose.

• For Friday only, we place
on Mic 50 doaen Men’s Fast
Black Moae. white feeL tan.
gray and black, fancy, lace
atnpe
embroidered
aeamleM
hOBc: none worth less than 15c.

-teetl Ken. rai td ItieH h>lilpatli> atid
,,il.|Firi
Ma<la.naliiH ImhI> ml
an>l iMTalaieiitly denPMl by those in
dere^i in a «i.!Tui,i.. nurrow and
ce.rl circles
The leellui: Krowa
.. I^m lon IniineillMeU
h(iw«‘V«T. that he 1. In a aertuiia con
.inlull and anvieiy is Increaalns

A Profusion of Gent’s New Furnishings.
I sleep Ml *cil in one of

LONG STRUGGLE
18
off will i^.ine a lui of b.'m

anticipated in

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S. BENDA & C0.

Auwfemo V.
Advance sale

17
l iV

WWimDRICI-l

Detroit Ladle.' Garment
factoring Co. at a M
from 2b to bO per c«n
Globe. Wurxfcorg Block.

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O Id iP't.mrkci

i *r-Hls IVIornlnfi:

LOWELL TEX-

Wc {-‘a. c 0.1 s.t!c that .torU line -4 .

TILE WORKERS- TROUBLE

Cadies’ Spring Suits

aald Mr Fopier
-And I ran iHI Vm Ihai- 1‘uld
Strike Ordered Today Will Take M.-

ileeiwil man.
• Viwi tan tell Vn. «haf" aald

000 Operative. From Work-Fight
Will Be a Bitter One.

Mem If anv fhanK.* la i<»
rhanaea In the impiTP b>

ai wir* I.. ihlUMOo^a
I.OW.JI .Ma--.. Matili !’•.
A -inKe
lAii' Ih- .iidiTiHl tiHlay by tli*- l4iw«**l
jTi \m.- Iii'iiiri; In all th.* rotti.n ihllU
I III ihiF » ny and C4M»»i* i*|H*r»tli.*' w ill
j:.-av«* wurk
A •••ni: and hlit.-r nir iK
icic 1^ antiripai.d
K>.*ry .int.in in
llh«* T.*vtllr r.niii. il votn-l uiimiifii.iUH

made
ahWIi

I^UlId
IP-t
locether
SmurtbmaiU- aiu.iue)
of m.rary tnipteep. la t

TWO DOGS SHOT

..I II.
wr'tin T.I IH- anr.-^ d m by »din a«>
Ibat the •»«!> chance ibai
appearlikely nifl 1H- h> an aiio-ndmeni m Hm
paiwTa In n.e 1‘aa.Mr. Fi.a«er. ae
nn^.miK lo the declalon rd ihe.nmri
«in have nnill Saturday in ahich t.
niako ail) rhaud-a in the pajierA thai

END OF CASE
AT HAND

lie may dealre
Jiidce Maine, n

BURDICK
iinderat.Hl. ha.

the b-ital ahaia-

MURDER

PRACTICALLY

By Farmer. Who Claimed the Right

INQUEST
ENDED

o DO So Because Dog. Wer^ Hunt

^

•ng-Ca.e May Go to Court.
Two

fine

fH-ach-

tioimdrt

Um

aOSINC IN ON HOBDEREN

TWO MORE
[f
BIG COMBINES
TO CONTROL AUTOMOBILES AND
STEEL PRODUCTS
On. Was Formed Today In New
and One m Trenton. New
• * deracy.
*’n^w’ iVrt.^Ur^ -J»* - Thirty
ufacturv'fi* <‘f -ainoniohll.*; .ireai

makf automobile,. In Anicrtca
.Htt tofrtnatna oa It Amona the

iuth.*a»l of the city on the .tate
road, and two fanners iitii that way
will pnibalily Im* aiked. In the courtf
if
nee«...wry to eettb* for th- animaN
BUFFALO POLICE THINK THEY
The doa-i werw the pride not alone of
HAVE GUILTY ONE
their owner, but of many other Kiairti*
men In the City
They were shot. It
Though Little That la New Ha. Been iH aaid. uwloa (o the opinion held by
Ibe farmer!* re^i*onMb!e. lor the d.H*d.
Developed by the Inque.t-M
that they had a riplif to .hi*oi any
ter.ou. Ca.e May Have to C(
■r.ip.^ found huiitmc there.
Before the Grand Jury.
Mr UliVKes. liiatoe that the does
, VV itr t- It- r.vr.-.i*.^
were not even on the land of Ihe men
who did the ahoivtlnf;. and that he will
Hoffalo. March Id.-When the
pimh a raiH* acainM the two men who
dirk inquest wa. yeenmed tbi. t
inic lb. court roomwa. crowd-d. K-v ar. miplicaied in the matter. Ho
think, he has a .iron;: ca.e.
IaCvi H Power., lb- flr.t wirmwe.
In the ea.*e of ONell \> Newmau.
Mvtd: “1 had two tiiU» with Hontick j
hy the mipn-me ctiurt. the
.iHKit ht'. dome.io affair., the U.t one J nflimio.!
„
Iff wan awardiHl a judicment of
ir the Kllllnp of a diq;. allefted In
HnSlli k rttd^Tia?’ lv!miV?r*bad J^d ’he dcc:araiU«i to be a -beadle
!•
Because
the
te*titliony
that uulee. Burdick ^
o/J**
the d>’);
h.iunrl defend

.oil.- Mtd Power.

la Hall. Mt.
1 plwvetl on the

Bordick*.

rn’r^^ltke daughter
Petiuel altvnr and
::e‘%;‘"vr,Ju‘rt.pited. .he

lean Slfcl Hm»P C.i
Slat
lion. 1. Ihe capital .lock
cimpany. which a..ume.
vrf tbc Naihmal Steel O*

he will not come

FRANK FRIEDRICH

I hi. fear.
aotion
If he imne. a vamuit fork
Fire at Caanaii City.
mr Wtrw !• UIF !.>•«»«« teM.
Capwin nty. March S6 -Klre at
midnight ^iniyeU ib* bbUi puriio*
tbr .melting work, of the I’nlted
anj importance u
;
Btete. Keductlon A Refining 0« en
lallibK a lua. of lltM.ooo
ANOTHER TRADE WINNER.
Friday only. Uir«« ihouI yard. S6-meh Muslin Camsuitablc for underwear In
present market val-

I hc stvlo ate han l-Hiu- au.l the maimab ami prucs will a|»,H-ai to vom ,u.1^ciiK-iil a^ Ite m- nuht.
See tfutsc wc vliow at
97.B0..30 »0. ^tO.OO, mtM.OO

Phone 90-2 Rings
l ot k.hsrx 1 atiiaiKHi*. Hy^at ihths, Nai

Have VOU M.CII *»ut new vtoie -215 hrunl
Sm-r-t'*

FR *NK M. PAINE. Florist.

AT

High Grade Gandies ECONOMY
e»Vo.y Prices!
o€

Tin: nu> i:i:i.r.\l:i.K.
242 FRONT ST

IcoCrrvam KisHcvb
Cream Coated Oaten
Cocoanut B'.>n-Bon»
Candy Peach Siorvee
Chucolate Cream Drops
Cream Peppermints
Jelly Oum Drops
Ldt»« Butter Cups
Chocolate Princess Drops
Cream Wafera
Star Light Kisses, ttc-

To IVlimm b.Kim Solo, lo to ^ioo o i^ooo^

I WILHELM’S]

and Union 8t...

THE ECONOMY, " "iiKSJf"'-

Traverse ClyA

Special Sak
ofiimnanis

Carbartr
Wttrkim: Clolhi's m vt r tlisappoiiii you they
hoM tht ir tiitl !ri* iuls ami make many new ones.

“Carhartt" Overalls and Jackets
1-or Vriilay anH Sa'unlay ’ ♦* will oiTvV

.If hi^ hivk-**!. and defendant

ing rpriers.

Tlios**

alwav>havr the ”ri;;ht ol uay -no others but
ln.it
what have M.me weak |n»ints^*
Larham s
have Inreti tneil for years, ami are never found
part
wanting in anv particular.
'

ai vfr> it-mpt-

Re-innants of Oress

Ir Burgees mnshh-rn this a declaiH-arim; on hl^ case and will push
,.^on^ to secure a complete settlent for th. two doga.

are

rot

iimlrsirahlc

^ooiSs but short lenjjiliN t»t nt IV anti iip to-’
ilatf materials that have act uniulatoti cliirinn the early'sprimr season.

Bamiltoh Clothing Company

Amon^ them

will Ik- fmiml many lenjfths suitable for
separate skirts, chlltlren’s »ln->ses, waists.

ivr:.nrr^.oVr':

Btrlln. March SS.-kTeld MaiwUal
VtioWaUleiwce ha. denied the reiHiri
pubUsbcil in the l-nltctl States verier
daj' Uinl be would vUlt ibat country

*

I a-T & I Pd B E w Q’S

dL shoes h«s «rri\-ed.
WeVe looked it over
carefully and we arc
more sure than e\-er that we made no mrstake tn secrmtrg
SELZ SHOES for the feet of our customas. E«ry
SeU shoe is a solid shoe and is made
by tire manufactureis who in 25 years
haw grown from small beginnings to
be the Urgest manufacturers of shoes
in the world. They did it by making
the best shoes for the money. Wc get
the benefit and so do yon, of their ex­
perience and capital.

jr eouldi.'t be driven from Buffa-;
lal there ww. a I. ff. r wav to act* .
. Mr* Hull denied going into
sellar with Ilr Marcr whi’e it
Min .worn to before that-he did
r«. e.ooiukd after a wevrdiing ex­
amination and the conn recemiHl.
qnlat Inveaiigatiiiii which they have
l«aa making, iliey are now closing in
on Um mortierer and ibat arre.t. an-

etc.

OeMpdarficISTpricn
aid Ukifil tint .aka it
pMShlifar niqf kiBi
la pisaiss a MMBALL
PIAin w w «

W.W. KIMBALL CBMPMY
y B. HTBORO. MAKAOBI

not Iw overlottketl by careful buyers.
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•

This is an opi^ortunity that shouKi
\\V

woirttl atlyise an early in’^pcction as the
choicest ihin^^s will

It^I-

^

lh»n t f»>rget

the clays

to-morrow and Saturday

Everything Strictly^
♦ asMverttsed
r.m:

mmi

/

til avohl payInK. and car
laulf tbwi rler! the ca*iv ihtoiiich
htoilKh ihn'c court.,
d. Hr .1-1 ^ I,,.
11,^
wm. property,
kill '

MuhUc Co
Twnoti
N
J March M -Thl-nliad Siat.i. «to.*l for|v.ratlon
mother.
day Bit**! - In ihe urcndary vif nt.
oflira the nteraer of the .National S

Our
Spring
Line

-s»he toldheriHiu t luiught

the

Imiw of the a»Mic»atloii U th.*

• ■ • • JR. S. t)obart.

Vi'^7 rn.-The P.«t to

MacDonald. Who Commiited Buif

are certainly l>rautifii’ ami artistic in coloring ahJ ilcstgn. We have
an rnmiense asMyrintem of juneriu ami when it comes to vjuaUtjr bad
pr;.c wc van save )ou money, f^'l be <lcceivei! by « alihy adrerttvments oi «>utsi.le roorems wito semi sam|4rs ami sell tionlen by
the roll when we btfurc the actual cost of a room to you we heat then
evcrv tttne. Call ami see us.

THE WEATHER ,wu.«,s...v.r~u.

W.ll

aaya that Kiuk Edward I* euffer
from much depre.-o.lon. and that It
..irep a icreat ph^cal effort for him
tarry out any public eo|;imnmeola
luajeniv ibe paiier a*>». puia a
lltnx face on It all. but not w ith

Had Been Auured to Majelr Geiioral

busiMM.”
“Hove you nuMlo^ony neo move in

rrpllrd Mr. Ko.irr.

by

Every Day.

iMtter. 004 wperinlly o* «n^li» tb.«r
fbero ore nny p,.* , d» w l..|.ineutp In
tbr »»e. . tn rep!> to a «jtie»ib»n In
rt«ar4 to Uie Itiier p-.lnt. m F*wter
rrpllod. -Tb..-. ia.m.

I.

Man—Phyaiciana

SEVERAL prominent PEO­
PLE IN CEVLON

by tbr Roo.^4
.
1^.:;

Maroh « -Tut i
lor oMBmliteo trill todaT i
«H8 000 for dbo SL U

aho^ar-lhe shoe that make
tbeia'hwms Some lew shoelankcn have been dever entuM^
to reirolucer shoes that look
like -<»aeen <>tial»tr*' but we %e
yci to>ectbe shoes that FIT

Ptfta a Bmilinfl Faco Upon the Matter.
«t

tbt Dew Will Papers hr thtj
Season, /903 nt th atv B*Ji'st^

Ralph A Ha«tlnic». Hon J W %imi*
on nod O V. CYinvr win n^lTO
lorn^w from tb** *i«te fl»h hnicborr

I Rocommond S125T>0a

Arnmi^

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1VXB8B cm, Hioau THtBgPAY, MARCH 26, 1»01

[EVSXIHO]

1010m
........ .roll^f
^ TRAVCME CITY.-lilCHICAH

GmiATION It MiXtO

DESIRE to WesK
HOLD THEM

OmVIlDTRAVBWH: HERALP

a>i most BeautiM Qnt
Tbo High achool waa
revolt Tueaday afternoon. This waa the cUmax
bitter feud which baa exlated
n teachm and jugEa tor poutbs
• nVk>rk 5n atudonta took pan
ion of tbe bP assembly hdll ol
Broadwpr buiidPic. larked all ol
tbe doora. pulled down the ahadv an«j
Ughled the gaa The piano wai

TEO ItttOLUTION ON CfTV

TtACMElWI LAST NIGHT

M K. CPT

mv&

THE WAGES OF ALL
TMEIE CONTNACTS

Bed 1{0om Suites
Ever

Pi Pina V of oeboolo. wUl have ao op^
poHtlaa. Tbo looal opiios Sght will
Wiataatablgrolo.

Our $14 75. thrcc-|Mccc suite is a bcaiitv. IVuuc in anH tec it it m
not as |wetty av>il4$oo(I a suite as tdhers ask yau $2().G0 far.
That is what several have-saul to us.

bo>5 amt girt, were madly danc
Ing the iw'o.atep to red-hot ragtime
ben Superintendent Wllaon.
Then see dur $18,00 ihrce-piccc suites, rnosUy quaner-«wr<l oak,
A etty en»|.kv>e lelto tbe story of an Dolle aiUl othv saembara of Po lac
quarter-sawee oak swell shaitetl 'top drawer 00 both dresacr ami
oAlcebolder who was one of s party
commmlc.
Fv Solo by
Chat attended tbe fuuerai uf
cm^A.mwumm c«ei
Then see our S20.Ul» suite atu! see wlai others woqkl ask you lor a
t. E. WAIT A SONA Dru,
ak». but Pe ragtime peaPd torth the
suile like that.
T. and there were derisive calls
Cor M7: there were 7f caooa of tart sorrico at the grate, and soUi'vd that from the interior of the mom
tjsg aotto •Biubl* contract for
SPOSg other Plnga. a roamed dock Instructor* tried to push Pe doo
; 147^ wa. the average attoo
but
Pw
pupUa
remaPed
P
poaaeaaPn
waa
left
there
by
the
departing
t to niSB wklch wtiukl te b
1
want
you t(ic«mi|>are oar f7,T5 Hicsscrs anih oibcra......
and the per cost tf. During ll
for more than ao hour. Finally 8u
acta to keep tbe tooetora ^
h of March the attendance w
Calling one of the Tnunk.- aN^ perintemlent Wllaon called the pnl
be better, aa amot of the .Icknea. U
waa brought up 1
tor and tbe hinge* were taken off
rer. and will probably reach 366.
“Why do you leave that duck os
rodoeod by F. O.
In the Elmwood Avosue building De gnivo? Ho you think tbe dead
By the lime fhl. breach was madv
ns are P achool; iharo are ooaP few MU will come out and rat Ur*
that 10 per cent of the .alary of each »6; tbe average atteadance ws. a lit
-Yn»pro." repllfd Pe Boxer .ymtewAer be held bacU. and If failure 1. lie over 357; there were 16 cmMs of pathlaer. -alJe aamee aa de white, isrea. The room waa highly 1
. |UX HI«HT IN TMe THIHO.
ollleers. as foIPwa:
by any u-arber to fnllJll
ited with ovtwwts. hats. nibt.eni.
^ Sundav
inrdPeMi; otteodance ws. 64 5 per deadee mao cetue outee aiul a
<>.ra Pear
IW ThW
wU! b. th*
tr. The High school wVlelon sat P
nenl. This la the beat sUeodance P
" te tfet
oC tbo ticket tkl. part of bU or iM-r contract, or i
which the
dignified attitude upon the prlticl i ^ memlH-rs both the vakMlkMor
the city betow the Hph achool.
I; 4each*-r. I*mf
Mr. B-tU^. cim-D tract wa. algned. without the cuoiM-nt
«ir 01
Miiuuiurian and fl
in the oak Park building 318 are on
king feature of
hiMvI. Another
that
the roU; tl»ere are 363 aeaU; 18 were ■siPro 8PX. wbaPar pambart of Pe
hU y .wr
is claa. IS that Jherv are six pairs
nd »l»P»^red Iktb of the gradual mg <
•nr.<|f thOT* taro bMS i
1 10 pert l .ball be .ardy; average siiendauce was 312.4 ;
which wasjThoH.. to gradiuoe are
Blrdsall.
!»i.>tei> Cla>\a 7 cx|SH-ts to give a
tkat the dMMW
rra. Tbe stit«dsnce 92 per cent.
- fkiiure 'AniHrtineeLydia Wade..Malrf*l El
wtOkwry tl»t wwdiMi
unaMe to deief.|^,^,^,
r„w.ny and June and !*-lah uonia will In- made l.ef..re Pe <
in the Central building, below the
mini' .lio
to blame tor the .
^loTe are three former grad 1
---------------a---------------High vh«»«l 446 are P m=hool; there
C A llammuod tl
.m tie h« mmie . r.',K.rt
li. the
tlm
,uom 1. attending
.lu-mlin* col-j
cl. j u p.eklllvel, c«
re,K,rt to
are aeala for 479; average attoodaaoe
aajMtria'tk* TbW. H »»»
that the reiKilutlon. If adopted, would waa 449; W1 were lardyr average atimnnl nf .■.li.rm.U.n An ln»«.ll*.ll.m
]
,e..hln«!• remedies fail Tl
‘”"lle^at Chicago and another teaching
iMt r«r. b»t will K* b. *».
««■>. th. ymi.
«.l« AI iir.-.rni ih.T.'
•''“•'I
Dr. Mooa wiu eanr tbe ward «alo liuie or oothlnic: that he had .eudanc-e. 44UJ.; attendance 93 per
In tic
:
thiR kind in bis mu
ihrvais 44 whtdesale e.pulsiou
.
,jns the High
*irj»hnlliw
.‘ont. There are really 462
but bad slveo it up a
**vp«'4-t io graduate In a
.ong in Ibis building, whlcl
b.dng Ju.1 .uliable He rtid
•TAUE AND PLATPOflM. ^ , >,.ar ...
Thl.. clas- Ik organlre.1
ieaxe only 3u vacant neats
•raa tbe Fourth, tbe
Oie tiwcherh. who were the right
In the High school. 2«1 ai
nOrphaa-s Prk.r • U. ,^.'a‘----- --------------------------------------------i.achen*. would take It all rlKbi roll and there are 290 seaP
moat apooiwatul
»r. . , I -j will l.e I
C#mAaa
but Ollier- would kwk at U In a dlC.
Spring tiredness.
popib.; average atPsdanr.
M at Steinberg*s Orsiid Opera IWGIT f/WP
-------------The board of adocaikm thU
lereiit light, and he ihcMifht U woulu 265.4. 94 ra«.s of prd.ness; attend
Clears out wilder ml
He mated that the .upi r
,ce. 97.2 |er cent. This leave. 29 m»bes A toi Ir for the tlredS^nd
intcndent. at hit .uggcUou, had writ
scant «wi. in this departmeni.
Hick. 35 cents Jas G Johnson
to several place. .to find out how
Tbe total numlM-r of pupils In the
MOf axpeDded anaually for the i
r hired their teachers, and several Achcwl at the
«ent time U 1.783.
.90rt of tba pohlle «:booU demai
|wo<lacllon Manager Steinberg Iras au-, ^
|usl ;iniv<‘«l. 1 lift .IH* Ulli.Ml tliailf aiul
WAIIT DEPtRTMEST
replleji liad been rt^celved. He hao
attendance for the
tbbl tba dlfwsdob of that expaodlt
> in .I.'SIKII. . 1 m,«.I U'.l P.... l.l
.eiters from Flint. Port Huron. Adrian
of. 1.795. La.1 year the average
bo lb tba bbbdR of careful om^. t
WArjTEO.
Arbor, llaf City and other
uice wa. 1.665. which .hows •
■Mb who will carry os the bualaeiu ^
runt bad a cootracl almlla.
"p>'-'■ I-'
»-ll ‘lull mal
•rease The .uix-rintendent naid
tbo sebooU with tbo same care the)
would dorole to Ueir prlralc

•4"—

ameHty of Goofd of EAueatioertles Capacity WMI Go Taaod
to Ito Utmoot Noat Yaor.
At tbo i
tost sight the piy-

BFiaa CliM el Odd Ortsatra

J. W. SLATER m

i:x

$2.50

by tbo rapsblleaaa.

matter of paying fur
ks in Pe eehiiul building*
uroughi up. and it was OfgMde.
take out all the Bell phones, with the
exception of the one In the Central
u.iildlng. and the clerk was given in
mruction- to notify the company to
rt n.ow all at the end of Pe quarter
allli the ex.t-ptlun <»f Pe one In thi
Central building U waa shown that
tbe card also aaked what
jHHtple who hatl the Bell only
they wauled, and included a
kelephune the Central building an.l i
asked them to agree b
the Menographer there wk.uld tranafei
JurPg the entire school year il the> .he message to the other buildings
It. unless He y were pbyslrwli) iVh. n a vttip waa laktm on tbe ques
anable or lor s«m*« other go.id
\Um ol laklng out Hu* three Bell
The suiM-rlnientleiit expplned
phoiiea. ll wa* carried by a vole ol
h»*re UMH a clause in the KjAit cn»n •; to 4. kbich included the chairmanV
which allowed the leack
unity to gi»o the boaid
The S<mih Primary building ha* no
weeks uollce before leaving, a
plu.iie. and upi.n niuilou carried unan
so dPng she would not Lave to for imously. the Citi/ens* ‘phone waa or
fell Pc 10 per ceul of ber wage, ew-i h-red to IM- put Id the building on the
.orme terms at which the oPer
Tbe matter was fliiall) aetUed tot phone, are aecored.
te time being by tbe matter being
referred to the committee ou teach
SEVEN INCHES MINIMUM
, .elect acme auliablo conlraci;
and that it he aubmlited P the board
Trout Undp That Length Canw
. the nest regular mi'etpg
Kept Accerding to Preaeat Pla
The report of the ways and tut^an>
jmmltiee for various e;ipenjMS wa>
LaBaiBf. Marah Sfi.-Tba boaee Salt
read and the'bills were ordemd paid
nmittee jealardaj >ePd mnaaiThe report of Ihe truant offle-r was Maly toreoommeod Pe bUl lomake
It staled that be had traveled
rveo inehea Pe le«al leagP
90 miles, visited 16 homes. vUlted the EDok trooL end aleo providing Pat
BCkoola 61 Umee. found 11 tniaiiU and » omn eaa lake more Pan 100 Bal>
bad two arrealed. The report waa re
ray from Pe etinam 90 hie horoe oa
ceived and flPd.
The salary of Mias PI. rson as cadet
the Oak Park school was brought
I At the present Ume she U re
celvpg 12 per week, and 00 acctmnt
of Pe good amvice ahe U giving and
>sp«-rieuce she has galiuHl In
DECIDES TO STAY IN
mg. It was thought advUal.le to

ru rupublloaa ward Uekoia thU
apHbf te sspoolally airtmg. and
wPtendonl I. B. OllUrt
eoubdO of flrsVciaM mea U assn
1 that h»j had aeol out cards
for UMdMT year. There will be
all the t*4u'hers.P the city, aakliig
warn aera# Is the fVMirth ward. I
tbeSD to express Pemaelvea
, OouKs Lardlo and W. J. Sproul will ahelber tiu-y wish to remain o
wU ost Is the other ward, i
that he had now re<-eived
bo as osay Ulag lor tbe n»pu
Mil who cared to slay. He aaiu

WItb tbo Importast matun
saldof^ and basdJed by thb
« coping year .ft is plowtluf.

.

BssH ato. Ifarlo. Mieh^ March SC J. B. Wallaoo’. plana for the
Iona aaslt Psip A Paper Go*. fl.StD,
•Mplastlobr bulitostheali
CbaadlorJlbPbar Water Power Co a
flil. bare boos adopted. Work will
will bo of

All ofdbsl

tbo rook oacaratod tor tbo
shoo sad tbo upper alruc
prooood brick. Btoel oonalructlon will
bo iMi' tbffvugbput. wftb cemo
•ootw paklsf tbe building both wai
bad ArwhamL
Tbi ptwor boaoe will bo SOC foei
lose sad tS feet wide. At i
sat rate IC.OOO bptsopowp wtu
dordlofMd. The ground wood
wlU Aot bo iwducod to the leaf at
ralae her .alary to 12 50 |e‘r week
but WUI be bandied direct fwm
ch met the approval of the board
acroiaa to tbe boatoni la tbo papo.
ember Foote brought up like mat
Pin. bolag convoyed tbosre. by .
ol Iravtw on the .cIkjuI grounds
of pmp» ThU will br an Innovaikm
r**iMlly at the Central building, and
* ta gbpor paaufarturo which
stated that a*.me mmns should be
provided fur dlsp..slng uf then, when
raked up He said it waa ranter ex
pensive to have them hauled away
and suggested thatI a small bu.o.*r on
I fur Pe pirpoae
which could be bought at nn
pIsliaA tbo lady or the tl
paled i^akt of $30 tkime of th •
mwmwf. Porbapo they forgot that If memlrers thought U wtmld U» * hea|wi
la bad oxplalaed It all intoreet P
to pul the matter In the hands tj
boob
Met. It IS
hoard of public works and bavPern
bpflNoo ar Om oAthor to cauae
draw Ihe refuse off No aril .n was
tokro at Pla time.
One uf the member* stated tlksi ihe
Lauar Day Balnu waatod to r.-nt i
amaU Elmwood Avenno achool bul
m MtiPlfii la alt aorta of fk
Ing for meetings. Tbe maUer waa d
cuaa«l.» and Pa fmeral opinion w
that it be not rented to them. 1
of n—tbo booka
lyofarotMlagearl- deSnlte action was taken, boa ever
perlntoadent 1. B. Gilbert P
cave
blB report tor tbe month. 1
■oVroStIbe story tv 1
stated that be bad collected 8116 In
•caM ft It traa fl
tuition;
that be bad brought np
ETit oB-Now York

Jin-

ZSLt ^ *^L****^

*^bHt

to,Pe meeting, which covered work
from Pe aecund grade up.
He Pen gave a report of th

loctartnfo. Patriogo by tbe use
pswbn. #r palaht or faUo balr.

waa IntrreaUag. part t4 which Is here
glv.*n; In the 8outh iTlmary achool
there are now 61 pupils and 54
Ln tbe building; there were 10 t^y
marks; tbe average attendance waa
46 aaS Pe par Mat 91. U tbe I
vine mAoM tl bekMg ’aad Perw are
la Pe Boardman Avenue building

¥-:j
'■ikkk-i

-it;Wf
^«j?irSul.3S.i2-t3rr’'tsn,

SKSSS-HtS.S'STi
K'SarajHtsiS

TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

A MOST OPPORTUNE TIME
TO BUY PARLOR FURNITURE
Our Furniuirc Dcparimriii is lillrtl wiili th«* tincNl t»f p.irLir fiirnilnrc.
ll willFc a hanl mailer lo choose. iM-caiisetthe M<uk is so citmplele.
!{ver> possiltle want ha> been aniicipaietl. aiul ihc! resuli is truly wivn(lerful. The parlor should be briiihl. inviliii;:. cheerful. . Your taste
controls the style of furniture. Ymi will tiiui lu re the iiohlen Oak.
the Meinish Oak. the rich Maho-any. the ipiaim \Ve;iihere4l < )ak.

*

FOR SALE.

Alway. aella good Shows

PARLOR SUITES
Kle>;anl three piece suites*, most ehih.ir.ite. <l4-sij^ii> m.uh* in the hi;^hcst st$ le of .Tri.

/

rhe newest shap. r,«»f tops, in either M|uare. he.xavjon, ociairon. ova!
or rouiul.
I he Ic^jsare l ilher squan*. nyuo*!. hatid carvnl or colonial.
IViced at $ll.«8». $14.00. $17.00. up to the tmesi at $-'i0.tl0.

___ ___

PARLOR DAVENPORTS

'

A beaiiiifiil piece uf firriiiturr upholNiered.in either linu-n. silk, velour
or tapesirv. am! sell from $*JtM8i up.
. ^

ROMAN CHAIRS
As <»rnamenial a piece of furniture as you can own.
styh< am! in all kinds of woods.

Oaiacaa. Maroh tIL-Afler Reading

So many unique

SECTIONAL BOOKCASES

aallon of Pe preeldeaoy of Ve

Fist the ihiiiij for the parlor. \Ve have them in Maluqjany am! Quar­
ter Sawed Oak. Can sell them to you with any number of sections. *
and the sections any luMKdit lt‘> fit the books.

PURGE EVERY LODGE
~

FOR RENT.

Maeenic Orpanicatlena in New Ygrfc
Will Ee Sifted.
Mew York, Maroh M - While Ma■onie lodgM wbloh ate foand to have

TURKISH ROCKERS

,

I'he bigjfesl. easiest, best rocker ma*le.
One will last you a life'time,
and give you no md of enjoyment. 'Hu* largest line to select fnmi in

‘TLS-

the city.

toWhly fancea. II le Poaghi by Ma
aoaa geoeralty Pat Peee hodlee wlU
leeel temporarllv lom ito eharter, will
oolbe kepi bermid Pe pale,
cleaning proeeia. however, wilt be extshded pRoi«hoal Pe ePle and aMie
baa SuO lodgee will to eonotono
Otand Maetor Otandall to coUeitiSg
wideoce which will noon to leeMd P

*

PARLOR TABLES

PARLOR CABINETS
MISCELLANEOUS.

,

The most elaborate line wc have ever carrie*!. Nothing finer to keep
your handsome bric-a-brac, vases or busts. It adtis the finishing touch
to any parlor. They are ornamented with French plate mirrors at
.ihe back, with plate glass shelves, and tim^st of curved glass doors.

Sell -tHie

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

r-.v;

THE KTZXiro RBCKMtBi TBAVEBa* CITT,mOtt,' THPR8DAT, MARCH i\ Itn.

==*=

8TAT0E FOR GERMANY.
^

BreaMimers and Brtadmdfcm epervwbere are an
of fbe arinion tbat Bannal)
d Cay eo’s. B€$C flour 1$
tbe best. JIre you oik of

» .. rnmmmmm r>aaa.aO to toa>
mUmmmrn rtw ttotaor*. #tft.

^ a-d^aiit«ygtrti

MUNMMCirtoMlUtbMt.
-Ml to Okk)i«0. i
OsM Btit—.
H.

|«r.toaMd. Brnwi^mpm

HANNAH & LAY CO.

puUey baa breu Oei^^iaml to be th.
atr.H.geat reaauu a by It would br Atting lo prra.*ul bl* alaiur lu eX. bang.

O^MoSaorof th.
••rnoa. whoM doty it la to r>
mroTory foot of ffioohd «>.

CmdtMtd news
M 0fmicbigait
Huwr

fclaa th. Matloa. for oarrlac of
uui

tba

Hii« t»aa
. frvH,.,rutly .

J

II

bu)

•*>

4nd n.m ***^

IWrmtujchfcm.
Th«*
'j
<
>

lTrr«t fc|.t>~U ter. bees M»fc lo
thfcwmr d^part-fcol for Ufc n^lifcfof
ih.^ifcllr. i;fcki»ofciid Ifcdlfco H
tfcfcU^f tiocibrrn AUXm, m\

Ifcrifctr rrfcib.Mi b-.uir i
lu tlr *r»m.d .nJ «n
..Iu»»r4 ilifci »b^'hfc<i
*‘Wt
P«r- «•»
»tE«lllr rtdf
Ibifc l*n*.r Wbllr I
ihMiii fur
to tUr

tm It fcOUtr doobt fct to tbfc fcfctbor
of th*. w di-porimrot to
I fcOPldlM to MOb » «Mr iu Ibt fcbAt Hfculi »!.• MWII* 4 jffcrH.ld j«.bii
fclr Mi^-fcrtfce, IHl Inuu «br ImU....)
01 Lhf iLlrd
.d lb.* Kx.r.-n bb--l
f.^t.

!• tttiriK llM- llr.i i»..0. r ttH*.
•. Ill iiUo lb.* cuimir> all
a«-n. |.lork.Mrtn 1.^
V4wk Til.- nhtwrt fcir nifculp

. i. • .ery .-..uinioa lolueralaod la
I> Uitirlbnie.1 II la f.*und li
gbS.-rable .arin v li. neariy evp-j
: tbe Atlanta- .lop
York and
•t quail > being In
Nofib » ar..hua
Tbr Nrw Y.»rk talc, aayt a wrlltr In
tlH- lUllUuorr Kuu. tn u..-d aluioat .1
rlunitrly aa a Alirr lu Ibr uiauufactur.

I

fruni a i;a.-«bii.- .•nui
tamb» hfc^*- lu IH- l.rld 111.- *1

our ar. Marylaud. Citotfla
r.H-uta. A Urge part of tbo
. am.«! lu tlir^r laiirr atat«

krpt t.u«y i.y lb- uiUlH.iinir.-. wt... kr.i*a
rtiriiiginu lo-. pUi.* U'* w‘»l llr-l luive
ri.avattoi. uia.lr f.T a .erlalu build
lug aiHl Ibri. «idr. It uU.-d aiul ai.otb. r
rouu.1.
Hr luiH arvrial buiKlird
w..rkii.g ou bi- imvntr lui'k

.10 Ibe
tug matter It
Wl.tU drielug Mormon .hoep howl, la alto abowu that arwnlc
ilr If rhleAy to
fcorooa ibeir dead Him. Are Wyom­ be detected In tbe rUemal br akin
while an additional fact of Intering oattUmen niw nppooed to bore
redlia wane aea plant, with rxbtb
t^ahed in Ibe fooont blltmmrd in the
Itnelf la an

fcier rtuployrs afr Iravlug Hir *'Uy
At lUttlr Creek wblb- w..rktug in
the debria uf the Utte^H.-U.-w A H.-r
abl Are. l-rwl* ll Hmin., a fonn.-r .-tn
dwwet water oooniry
puiye 4if tbr .t.ak n-.m, bnrartb.Hl
DUilnot tortbqofcke •booA* wetw foil
bu allvrr walt'b
A.bir fn.nr the
In ’torlona part, of Derbyabitw, Kog•.luakr and lamlfcb It aeenia lo Ih- tn
Und^ No damage waa done, hot Ibo
good «N«dtil»n
Abut.1 lit. inrludlUB
•book, oanard grtot alarm
I*
. Illlaallyrr
town of Uorby. ooilinga wnro ora
rtbrd. bfcJly blai
ooruioto and Araplnooa worn dlalt
xBiOke and namra Tbra«- will be t
and tba walla of bonoo. awayad
8arah iilnabug. agtd in monti
IheUrr-^rgfcblntbe Ml
J
PbiUdalphla, want to alaap o
rhtirt'b at lllrmtngham baa brei
wtok ago. and all offorta to at
uf ttrd*-r fof a lew daya aud on
bor.barw proved aaelara
oiorbanled by an exp.-n the <
-wna found 10 l*e w mt. whlrb hi
aomr way g.*» inaide tb.- organ and from a iwcnliar and rare dlooaoa
get out

Olorking OPbile
Vou
That \s what vour money 1* T^oinjH
.Wiosilcd in---------------

Lika iba anake. bo oaoM bla onttre
akio every yanr and not only bit nkin

Earning 3 paroant Inlarast
compounded aami-annually. Daponlta racaiv•dtrom $1.00 up.

1-r.rtiraily .11 the BrllUh.
n and Auatraliaii t.-a. b.-ra of
r ba*r aaC uudet Sir William

Otu- In^pecu.r «.r Kle.-llon. l..r tw..
flu.

Iu>i..-<’ior of Kle«tl.»n. for «a».-

uu.- M.-nilK-r of the Ibuinl of Kilu
gilon^ fqr tw.. yuan.:
on.- r.metable. lor one y.-nr.
Ward No. Three.
Ou.- Su|H-rvl«»r. for one year
one Alderman, for two yean.
One InaiHTK.r of Blectiun. for iw.i

rhis purr tlyr l atfria contains nothing but the dye and
silk, ami has morr weight than ihe interior filled
silks,
riir inamifaciurers of this silk are the only
om-> in .\mrrica who are making it. Comes 32 in.
wide at SJ.tui yard. Silk jackets and coats are go­
ing to Ih* \erv popular this summer, perhaps you
will make y.Mirs; you will find this and the Peau
I)e Soir atlvrrlised below the most servicevable
?
and prellirsi t>iirN it. buy.

the lb«rd «.f Kdn

No. Four.
. for ^e year.
one Ablerman. f.,r I wo year*.
One Alderman.
One ln».pe.-ior of

i :ii; inch IVaii De Soie. very heavy will require no
i
lining bir coals: every yard guaranteed; this is
i
a very rich iH-aullful silk, soft; yet heavy......... iMW
Z '21
22 inch IVati
Peau De Note
Soie .at
1.25!..
1.20.-------~ These are also pure dye and beautiful soft
satin finish.

One c.natable for one year.
Ward No. Five.
One Siipervlhor. for one year;
One Alderman, for two year.:
•
One loapector of Klectbm. for tw*

Yo'J'"^ alto boUDtMl that at aald

-me. will be elecletl. nanwl):
Ohe
County
CommUnloner

Oa

Yamr AlMmlraMMI

neodment to SoctloD A of Article
of the Conatituilon of thU State. Vela
Tela
live to Circuit Couru aAecting the
lea of Bay and Wamhtenaw. la lo
ibiftlttod to the qoallAed elector.
1* State at the elecUon to be held
AprtI 6. 1903.
\ou are beri^by ooUAed that accoi^
lag to a reMtlutkm paaaed by tbe
CiTy Council on March 9 I9«3. It warn

|fc«vbr

that mu

td

prUoofoObe mnr
der of bU wtf. U JndloloUf Aood ooA Cura, mannfacturad by F. J
eblhlfto otototllod to ih.1
ooolbelirnof thomofdorad
•vooifltvaa tofcoooot tn favor
Cura bo aura yAu gel
Hali •m
m Cntarrk
Cntar
V. *ho btobaod. ll tba Aaolloo t
tk^geou^
imnoU appallhtfroe.

-.^AilYn’nhSlil*

!SiS:ily. octiM

XX—-------------

ASiapyiiclicI

colors

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

24 in. CrtMM- tie Chine a beautiful silk for waists
or gowns, very soft and clingy, pink, light blue,
black ami white .............................................................

of

Wrht

■r

>11 every yard on the
on
3li in. ralTela. a gii
tihd belter silks anyselvetlge; you
wl.< rr;.>thrrsari-asking morr lor none better

arconlanct- w
M am.-^m^tm

the

i tbai juat aa gvaal fruit can
•ba loadiPf M
priioAa»4
la the npper ponlnanlk a.
oollaouo* of KUtobotban rallo.^
alii aerk to prove that abe

IU wa. aliaoked by

TafTi'ta '^ilks when wovttn are h!h*d with a metallic filler
\o\lWv iltrm ufitjhi in hand. 1 his filler gets hard
anti v<*tir Nilk cracks, ll is used liecausc this filler
i-» difapfi titan silk,

Si'rH
ABufCkaM

aecvrwd a latent on n

,rr.

Jl Pure Dpe taffeta SHk
What Ism

ward No. One.
SniM-rvlMir^ for one yei
. ln«i.e.-«or of Klerii..n.

•on. W’aahief
nttbmltted lo the qunllAed eleclora ol
tbe ainie at the election to be held
A^l C. 1>03.
Y<»«i are alao hereby notifltsl thal Ir

That Contain Mercuty.
fonry wlU aurwiy destroy
3f amell and wmpleiely dei

Parbwr Broh. Old Stand

Ur W.H-kh f.M three >.-ar^;
Tw.. memben. «rf the Ibiwnl .8 IMb
•..rkH for ..ne year;
>- iio-mluT .tf the Ibtard of H- hool
luMM-.i..r^ for three year>i:
One n.-inb-T .if the IWuml uf
limtHH t..r-., lor ou.- year.
j.iaiire of the fVare for four >.-ar«;
J.idge
the Ree..rdera t^ourt f..r

ity of

L new fwiu of-moouamne having
rmaU of rwl grapbllr. w bu-b lu amno
litlona give U Ibe api^wraii.-t- of aun

Kenn xrf ObarUdie haa

b rtgbt by aetilng out an
L«AA apple treea ibU year
Hc«ry wmkrr. aged W.

20B From Strael

the B.Mvrd of Kilu
Mei
lent Ion. for two yearn:
C'onatmble. for o
one year
one C'onatmble,
There will alao be
election in Hald city

OfNlmlaiEii^ 7118:30

boihUAnirarmtd Ko-alUand hair.
**tkwe M

BcicKtoni^ A Romooto

>S.. .•r.n..r,
hereby n.itlAed that
J are alHu her
elrcH..n tbr, folb.win*

Tyne MemlHff

.iS.'KToJS.

«Hdd not

|n M*lt*ctirn; our lines of CHll-DRKNS
/ ShtK-s > e look especial care to >{el OOOl)
SOU!). W ELLilADH SHUKSihai will
wear, at the same time keeping in mint!
ihe FITTING qualities. One oair of in­
filling shoes may spoil ihc shain* of a
• < hilil’s fool for life. We lake. PARTICU- .
i I.AR CARK in filling Children. :
: :

UKtiiili r.*|»i.-.M*ii!> -w-\rral ll

Ibr rutii..i
rrvlv.-.! that lx#nl 3
to will •bortiy ivMgi, tbr lirut.-n
fur. iui>btp of tbr l•t.ilMtli..ll «.f I'aiu
Kabrr br«.uwbl‘i»> ibr fc:mp. ror Tllirrlua Hr vvur. ra.-a tiu.l br l.aa lierli n wc
fallurr
al
ttttaw,.
il.i..iicb bia limb
rup of tkhny white lu.tal Uk
to .'..niprrli.-i.d tb.- Ii.i.-' or — lal
..-r. bat mu*b ligbirr lu irrroi
tbli novel diaiNurry nilrbt render all- markation that ol.laiu aaioi.g tbr .
of Ottawa

I^STl^rhrwMjbt'Utwd upon tbo

and many »d tbr Uh'

imut ..I bi* .--lair al
Wbil.- rialii^. N* V..

rill i.i.r.>.ot au

tfcfwt witboot roaolla
Tba woman,
•aabl. 10 alfcop. yawnad nntll alw
aeale la beyoml H. rapacity an rlrctric
ooald do io no mor. from lack of
boll I. .el ringing, tbe marhloe de* lln^
mrtogtb
Th. tpaamt otmilnaod
log to OEoewto • uak of wbk-b It lo !»la fc b«.l> and Ibe abule tuon
Anally, afur ae.toty-alx boa
cmpfcbie.
bur« up iM>a fur all lh«f> rare
Araaair Pawwd la AwlwsaU. ^ ‘
The kmK thuidoau uf the tin plate •affortaf. aim died.
Uotmeror. iwio. a. rich aa that of
rhemlcally letrted, Ibe Maauea ct fc
nllla And tb.- rh.»lnK of the roll
wide rarloty of anlmala. froan mam
»aU laid ueek are .erluu.ly fcHe.lln»
mala down to Ibr apongea. have given
lAialtieM Inlereal* uf MutkefcoU
•Tldeoce of the pr.-.en.. r v.f arwenU- In
lliaaoola txionty. Moot
rhantt ar%. feellnic ibe lu»* ut H
Htall qoanllUea- one might more ixemeote •.•fc.in.uuibl* dltirlbun
mrtly oay mm- iraixw-l.ui aiUl ahowaaaet fcllumK Ibe l.tWP eiupUo
Oeo iHHllo. hfcTo bfcoii aipooml

bright

Children's $boe$

You are brrrbt aoilAr.! that tbr an
noat .barter r.ertkHi .rf the Clt> of
Traverar City. Michigan, will be held
iu <mtd rii% ou Mundav. A|>rll « lIHiit
tn each of tbr S\r wardt of tbr city
at tbr ftilluwing pla«rh, namriy
In Ward N.. One. In the
lUnd
Houm on l*mnt i.irr«-i.
In Ward .So Two. In the 8«h»»*1

Ulc I- ground 10 a powdrr aud uwnl in
tb. UiBUUfa.-liU-r of t.Ulrl |M.w.lrra Tb.
tab- uiliiwd III Virgin.a It u*rd f.H- tb.
nMr.1 imn lu tbr itiNiiufaclurr of watb-

lory, ba.a arraugod an excoraioo
Urand Osnyou. wl»rr« lb.y will grtot
foroior Ifcfcdor
Dtolrinf »o gla.

Ibr re.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
To tbr l.«-gall> QuallAod Kl«.ctur» uf
Ibr <'lt> of Travorar Cli>. C*mnl>
of lirao.i Trwvrrar. Stale of Mlcbl

- Ma\.»r. r.ir one year.
. rilv Clerk for two ;
- < H> Tr.-a-M.n-r. for t

will prtofcot a U» tolm. wlww thoy
oir..i him in Ih. (Vutyos *Th.y ftol- bad lb. onlncky 1
It oowowhfct awkward for tba
pr..«ldrnt to torry a lito bdar amond
him. bot tbay bar# dooldMi tliat
lra|»« ar.*
r.-nrr.-«'i.».» b)
»
an»uiid
K..»U-iUU.and ho will ifM at Itott ono Iwar on bit
WMtfcru tnp.
ll.»-> alH ba'- •
At Oobkoah. Wla. aftor yawnlag
wiUioat inuirniptioa for thfto daya,
bi-n CX..P- lo lhal »l.'liill>.
ID apiu of ...ry offort lo offtol a omI,HI U alibiml • nn- dr|iarl
Mtiuo. Mta William H.nry Joaa.r u fcarra feet high and weigh. |md»ably
Ou lb.- nlfcbi uf I be re..-Ill Itr.
daad.
Pliyitolant vlMldad tbAt tbo two ton.
per
TbI. •rate la
. w rlgb a gn
woman wa. anffitrlng from ohoo«. fcdjnaird that
laticm of Ul. htaln. wbioli pnA^omA doot or Aa» |H>Obd. of gobl
.paiuna
AnaotUioUot w.»r. admiala- •Ufup |•la.-«1 on oor of tb« two weigh

IA
|y
V

NATIOKAL iiscunr COMFAW ,

m»rkrfrllrr’« <
IIU Nr.* •—'r»
H.-i;. ! b... .1 Ittig.- gi»ih>
J..1.1.

»o ioretiiffcU tl.« .tlufciloo, Mul U
hit ditorrtion to dlfcwUmto rmlieot lu
QM of fcotorroooj.
rifiy foo»b rldfcrt of Bltfro
.oolhrro Ari«»fc. flndtnt thol P*«l
dfcot Roo«.reU will ooofln. hU tflnrr

lU 0fc. bbk.-l

Uneeda Blhcuit ««

A MILLION^E’S ESTATE.

6enen! Hews
oftbt World

I.•^

dfctr

il.« ffcmi«r drut** i«
I
!.*.■ fcfc.
U04».r ih- b.
Hufcllt ri»icfc«»«1 »ti U>lui( fcn .

■

pr.-. i.latl..ii
V.. d.-tli.lir .t.-!- bar.
yrt brm takm l« mir> ..ul Ibr propoard arlH-tur owing to «lir tlrlay lu
arudlug tl- alaiur of I mlrrl. k. biH it
areiua. not Iiiilikrl> I bn I lalrf tbrr.
luay IwolB. ial dri.-bq.iiimla.

Th^.

fct.uu>. »1».1 fcl« tati-*

UneMia Biscuit
A food for body and brain workers— .
almost all nutriment A food for busy people—
.
quickly bought and convenient
^ 'The most skillful baking in the world—
money cannot buy better, yet sold at a popular price—5c
A necessity for their food value and economy.
A luxury in their goodness and cleanliness.,
Always packed in the In-cr-seal Package,
which preserves ti^e goodness of

wlei mire bU natiir to ilw grrateat of
Auieriean foPeigI» |»l»' »e«. tbr MOOTO.

ba.it of.tbr uimb-rii Knniriin.. of ITtlO
ala. Tlirrr ll» tinple pre«-edrut for Ibe
exeballge «il «tNlu«mw prrrrtnr.1 to Ibe riilird Htatea
tbr iHlfe.elle .Ulur u«w lu tb. aguarr
lir Uie Ubilr llouw. aud tbiA
TfcOtfOOk M
r> K-. ipi.r al.-d wiib a aialttr of
iliiKloi.
It I. urm^ I bat li.l.^ua
Id ho« tho roM. fm« hla oar to
dona I en.iiieftr
«t» mniAtm that will ho wfcifiM l«
r nqimi f..r tbe gift
•d kit paitj lo wmwP^ ohi It
i|a-mr. A aUlue uf
waonoUj ^.otlioprioldootlalofcrwmolhphhdhow hWiyKop.
lu tbr fauiiHia l utrr Wru
ho will hao. •• tfck. 10 roaoh hi. oar
dm .,r r.ru at Ivirl. tbr rl'lrf ua.al
L Tbo OMTOk florrlo. wan polo ta
Urn uf «;.iuiau>. i* n-gHidrd at
It «|.pr«q.iiatr It ba« Ihvu |iutnl.-d
rhoio f«poa aro to bo otiotohMl to
hoop tho erowdat tho praiwr diataoo. oat tbtl. at Warblugi.Hi «aa tbr l-wt
aad whaio th. jwUooMart lo mm6 i kuuwii Aturii.-at. ilatrm.ai. to tb.

j

is exemplified in America's greatest food product—^

autiie of aooH- UiatlugulUwd Atuert«u, aud tbr uti^^abl.^1

Ibom? « « ♦ m « «

rr*nk W

Ti.^ Spirit of Americht.;

OUvor h h ptofoatdto whleh la dadlac
. mmmn of approral In Waablactoa
ht Ortora for the Hft of a .utor of
rrwlrrt.h the tirrau preia*uied J»j tb.
kalarr and to Ijr pU.^d lu tbr uew tr^r
pr grottad*. aayt tbr New York
Tribuur. The JL ulted Mate, nmot of

'TS;;rr c«r.
MX-blva

CoubO. *“»* H
OlU J«B .B> of MBrck.

*■ “
Hr Clwti of

U. BM»a
the Cltjr of Ttb

Couch
BargahK
ss

Now is vour time to »et one of our beautiful
Couches or Davenports et about Cost price.
Commencing this morning we have placed
before you 12 High Grade Couches, our twst.
for 20 percent discount from our regular low
prices.
lO Davenports. Adjustable ends and Sta­
tionary. fine goods. 26 percent discount from
our regular low prices.
Don't miss these, come early and get first se­
lection.

erindfiapMsfunitwiCi.
House Furnlshors

SStd 5TuTKi£*urid^ ^

‘‘"Tim

■.1

'ti'ffVrit-iiyiiii

218 Fronts

■T
rtts EVSif«o

car. UUOL.'^ THintSDAY. MABCH 8«. 1»0».

ttSOOBO.
are

UBi4U»wi>n

IS ABOUT
COMPLETED

! Caaeda with hla paraau
Ito wa* I
|bH !• ye ir* oC ace Twenty yearm j

RRANCHING OUT

Tb. dlrfdtwd. of tb. <

r“

Si

loK u. to U» tim. td hi. dMU
nbfc ga.
Wa*bln*toii. March
M M^ bj >MM lb. MOM bd-l Mr SmmIM.. W.. Ml Mdlv.
MORf rUNM TO RCCURf Mark lUnoa wa. a caller at the Wie
br tb. ««. of lb. epimomi .b«.A of ni
SUGAR RCCt ACRCAGC
y^. «.a U.
.me of the tbln«» Ulacamed A »tory
Lockhart oX
ia*T[Sky Mountain
iLat Hanna wa- *miM !■ the
«M ««M M Wor w*l k. CMMra. A. Wiidmau aad Mra.|niakea. ami keeps p»x>ple young
mpl.twl .ocb a mov. for Mm;
AbboU of thU city. Mrs
t <>-nta. Jas G. iohnaon.
.( OK. .K J>.M Oxr—
aod wii oolj _ _f«raf.^'V

i:or”MnX“NT8.i:::r^iy.'‘'^ -

JSniSmmvJt
jumwiMuiiwui^

Itself fntlin of iTini. Ge^wge and Pred San-AKot 1300 LMt.
,.r.ed Ituo-d vel,
rorable opportunity to bre«
uuto* l>urand, and Peter Samiers'
a. the bualaeaa has lung ilace out«M.MMito(ot»» nmm
if Cruwu I\4ni. Ind .
KTown
lU
pc»eni
'cnpacUy.
Fbriu
iMoommiMKol Mu> OomS ol irmh
*^K«T Mr Prealtlf-ni," replied H
aaiely. the adjoluln* store was ae
rUrnttMT OttMOOCO totb. dIfKM..
nu. of tb.
B..IU*. MmU u.
.-urml. aad when the workmen ha.r
anubesi there will be no Oner piamf
Mdil tb. biU. uumriM) u.^ bwi
ns in MlchUtan
Toder the
MM CMimUB oM to
nenl of Mr Strong the Kim
,.r»MI of lb. tl.MiO for tb. r.gbt ol
..,o»ib.T O.UAM.ootof tb.
ball CVj s buslneas has been largely In**r»-*lde«t. you will to uumlnair^nexi
reased and develu|HHl In Michigan,
w by the reput.Ib-an i^rty a^ you
‘'Sr“
who Imd lb. Ml
a-til to elected
There U only one fully .wnrrantlng the addlilonal faclll
The change Is a most llaiieriug
Mtipuoo ).«. ropurud .h.t I
uod hM .oboerUwd tow..<). tb.
lonlal to the high favor In which
•0 totMT lb. rifbtof W.T..POOM
the KUnball piano U held by music
Md ..pMM. ««»0Md WfU tta bMt
: imople. and also to the untlrtng
MminOio. H. bMi«~) MM.
.-nergyv and ahUHy erf the kwal manM^MtcMMld MrMMd. bU M
ager.-

W0»T0WnUFMHES

TL.umMm^r tMldod loMd

^

ol

, t. q«MU» t» U»>>‘«

__ _ J Frld.r. Aprtl lotb.
O^AiirillMh.

*

>««*'

aw

«k* Mil-"-* '•uncttao mu) •'•n
mZ«M «( tat «IM. UlMtfM. |*uU
^ «1U d.«.M .««)> )>«»)•“
lh^cnMi«»)|4«M>tkl«>o« wor
Ur MM. li u «M«n<) >hM > f>0<<
•( AkMl |UO.OI» bttMwd. mraotl)

tb. MbMrtptiOO.

funeral of

M OOO. Mid

■‘OoUk* »»«M .M«lly t. » m»•M0ltk)«kte<l.<>0M~M wtUnoib.

V. Friedrich wu.ideted that this
>us well by the Valley dug
that Uuy should now oiwr

fc oue-pnrtlean one
TbU nffon on lilt vnrt of the iheairl
•nl ftotoi^. •< ottotoe. li bni on. ol
many
ifcRl WlU bn need to nid
ikl.fionifr4»l.^*

ste thfuasvlvcs with(»ut fnrttaer ei*
,tease from Traectse Ollr ciliaana
Leas than SOU mtrea hare been ••
eared, nuuy of the tanners mnnlfci

TlACtPS* HAMMATlOit

GEORGE EANOERt

llti sirs »
n.- of th.' U.y burgArs si nlcncctl by
-arerx sere K K Hl^rd. A
u Kv Wlcsi
Th.- lad was given Ik
Frank Lahym and >^s r'
K.I.U.S lu Ihf ImDiorlsl )Kh(K,l Gov
ai«T llliis G a wurui friend of th.
.m ,u..rning the l-sly ..f\/‘
uI * iHiher. Kev \v A Frye, iia-uor
,.H-e* ..dw.n to lutouluFlinlun.
f lb.- CVuiral M K. ehureh of this
I. .iVUs-k I'ere MHripielie train, wh
•fl> l.)U be has m.l >el decided aha’.
I l„. laid at reM in Avt.n.laie c
. -lion he a III lak.-In the loaiter

„r

bi".sa.^«^

eight umt s iu Jac*

MtboegJ^

,*oJLiisS2l; Si‘“iidV«*!3 :

r,W.;‘M.d
tlia ralawMS
nt>d RwriaS MMd«ablr less toaa Umt
,wd«oe. w> ehaa>y »hto lU nM
voiitsare grantor tw thoto of nil
^
thr Amalga«»Atod C-o|h
p^r r4wn|iai.T ormhined‘
It oan tarn
---------opt ooptcr, year altar yeWf. at sin ^
cot# i-r imond. The martet firloa •
ts never much > s« then iwic .and 00o«.,:,nally nearly three times, tliat.
^

^AU^aW m»Tied*tu "attend and see
--------——♦
^
r
ibe<« ranges in .*i»enitlun
FOR FLOORS oa* Caiman’s Elastic
1^r:4r
Millar A Morse
floor varnish.
*

seripUon llaL

Tbtoe iHyng for thlnl grade oertlll
gMM nie Brmtna Barrel. IWl M
Qenj. UaUia K. Gray, of Kingeley
liOto Ohrna of Angel: Carrie K Ohaar
nd Mm Fannie Beelcy ol Majllrld
GMaU UamllUwof Fifa Lake. Dwr<
V. Bnmlltoo aad Harry Hill of Wil
Unmdbntg; Mary K Knight of Hodge;
Inao U Lnmaon and Albln L Wright
of Intorlncben: Battle Schall of Bart
tott: Jotophlna Bmllh of Orawn;
Dmm F. Sploar of Mauielee. and
■alhto O^t Kthel M Sooit, Myrtle
M. Tiednla, Sdnn M. Updike. Arthur
llumman. Glare Beoor. Hlauche
OlraML BetolM M Barry and Ethel
■InMffdfTmrerneOlty

---^-- ----

l>r. Holliday ims reiorued from a
l.u.iiiess trip to
ghler of
W l». Ij* wis.
Late are t
... W^aoD I----- --------------------------

WK. Of
a trip to the oily today.

Ms. rmi. Omyilsai Mim Amm
tbbmmmi. b<»h ot Butl.ii. «..»
nIMir mutiU yml.ra.y
nl IBa Baeond M. B. iwraouagr by
Bwt. Btgh Kannady. Thare wero
nnl, s faw of «h. immadlnl. frtond.
M lha aontnmilns pnrtU. proatot nt

The U.iral .rfl. riugv
ti.l cun-^iNte.1 uf ealla I
,oUs and assened Muar

ihe oily.
t^ueen City Circle No, v'2S td
K iyal Circle will meet ai Moot
hull Kriflay ereiitog. March S.Ui. All
s are re.ioested
Fraukliu is saflcriug ifoui
e ute inttammsliim uf thv stumach
A meatiug uf those interested in the
• orkuf the Weque tW Club will
h,i held this ereniug in tne cuuncil
mom. Articles of as-ocmtiou wei.
a.od Tuesday with lhe cuouiy elelk

^

Boston Store.

lifelp:'
. M.b.|erii

your feel.

ni.-rialmneui Friday

.\n staiubri! leathers.

All

you

ROWLAND DOUGLASS

on”

nre freu Imui n* tusl
nrh Is Up- m)v.r inn-

wuted Good District DepotlB
Exceptional
ixmtracis and
eptio
gootl1 money
moj , to capable, rcliabit- insurance workrrs.
.Aildrcss.

Maiiddhiis. Vuihito. Uaiiios ami Vimlarx.

*
«it'
I 1

S olV
1:
I 1.*.
.1

.\flrr .\t>nl 1st. will br lo. atrd in tin- Nrw Munson
Ulock.*J:i'.» I rolU street, r.l-l side of the wovt More.

Every t^nth

J. W. CLIFFE

TME

Bislon Stm

l.;y l-rom Sirei t

MarUliam lll..ck

And a Start on the Road to Good Health. That’s
what this card means to you.

-SiSmX’: iWnd

DR. IMAM’S COMPOUND
The World’s Best Tonic and Spring Medicine.

IdlEBMil fFimmmr^A
laOl Malaatir Bldg

Oatrolt. U

r'Jfiss

■•“oJiatid.

PEREMARdUETTg

LIFE
IN THE

EAST

mroiiiv
pfunit

HETTY DeCOUHSEY
Ab -Clbmlty"

MVLES McCarthy
As Sir Clinton Crosby
An.)I in
in Alwolulely KiuUW
Suinipoctuik Compin}

J wUl oMbbl tb. fbbwri t. •

afeto MmeHIM Mid OllTot Boratoci
K^^TLBltoBMMkitoctly today <m

vinhnri Mi.. was Sls/now
” .
* X
violim rilo. was
m»vv ...:...
......»•
viohm clUi, wa.b
now
:
lot of music racks, wi-s • Sl.lJ’i. now . .

VVe MO mtr.klui IIIK lu tl.e ll.ncr^r^ from Slom.u:h, l.ncr in.l ki.l,.*)'
Tcmcilv the wsj.Ul lus ever known. .A rcmcilv that is the result ol years
ev,nrt.en.e
famous ivnuiicuu; i.hvs.r .tns an.l specialists m these diseases iff this cuuntrv a temeU that has l^xn
poun.lcl and put up under hts dtrevT instaicl.ons l,y skillcl «Ux-tors am! yhemo
lulciv >:uaraniecl to give ceuam. satistactory result if uscil acciKding t > directuin>

By Till-; Il'HAl. Ki;SEK\ I- .\SSOClA.
HON.

6RAIID RAPIDS I INDIANA RY
COMPANY.

wnu aad ll 00 for
full sited
buses at all druggUU.
Drake A Rhvides 1 u . Ud . pruprieioTi
Tablets for BWa-d

--V...

A Gold Dollar For 50 Cents

•link In
■ frun. Ihl
heart
A skilful surgeun tan reciuve
severaf feet of the smat! Inlesenes
and the patient wlil rvtxwer. a
may r« char thrutiah n mans
and nut kill him. the brmtu itself may
U- ir.-ioiutunl ami a iwuik.u uf i re
mowsl wiihuui fatal ivsults fulIuuiuR
toM HMm Mak only Mat Taaatey hut iHTfoni’c the siumarh and 0 w‘h
emsuo, disturb tu functions ami
u. — bug tram uf wlls will suivly and
Vr^nw srriTs in TrsTvrs* tT
Wow to bar par speeillly develop If you have mquetU headaches. uuHoiOg >uu for
ST tttoWiwMy—^ « months nnd iKUh'wurk and pleasure, the cha ices ‘--^i.tiSwooo.
are the trouble arises In the stomach
|l4lk,a«lA.
nervous
pale
lUMbl -tric^ will b. b.ld If you an- Irrnahle
•IlMwooaUto-cloob INB Gmi. and sulTi*f from aUv|»h-ssne>.. at
mght and gUstay thoughts b> day. the
Hi. Son- thancei
are a huu)lriNl to «me there
I ol vhiob •lu w« . Is sauudhlug wn>ug wUb'vHur st.mi
Jsay. U, MUS
ach. Kverv kind of stumach trouble
TvstaslssvsTesewssatyas fsAlsww:
nervousness yields quk'kiy and U
Th. .«T).K will b» «»4.c«*d and
cansl to stay cured by taking Urake’s
. T. P. UUo. wd th.
I>>s|H-psia Cure and Nerve Restorer
> of 1. l> It has cured ihousamU aad it will

Tvsattr-BTe, to

-

Font Ot

fIL o7thiSTlTampI# Suits I
Tha Boston Btors.

The True Test of Health*. ”Perfect
KVKNTB IN BOC1ETV*.
Tito MM MmIM OUb wna rory
pla^tl7 antaatnlnad laet aTuolng nt
of Order.
MtoCto of Marta Bristol Aftor InIt hs)4 b«D truly »nld that "n <
ll^M Ma naw mambawr. refresh
no strong.r thnu it* we*k«^t 1
toiGli Stoto aarrad and the remalndar
nq)inll>
Irur
u
M Ma nfSBlng «na apant in tolling liMinh’ivd vruiniU^iha« m* uiu* w
^^nnd tonalo aooomtmotad by a in g.KHl bea;ib vi.n
• It tbitu»:h
tliei
1
r will
iLiwa me*i^ * dn>.

’............

New Shoe Store

ihl. mornin OrUolL
tonn .p.nd
Uapi.ls. Ua.

has b«u itore for some

now.

r» copies K»r ... .. ......... ..................
This sale wdl coniiinir until March :ilst.

Vii

buy your sprin^^ Shoea, ::

,

'I

rr;:ular prici*
Viohn cases, w.-re SI 5n, no v.
Aiuiiar cases. wvr<- Sl.aii. now .......
. -. -y ....
Ikinjo ami inandolrn c.isf^. wrrr Sl.r»M. nmv..- ..T .

lie sure

and see them before

We have just received the fin­
est lot of Art Squares and Ruga
ever shown m the city. We
bought them nghL as you will

..rt,-n»al

Fii your taste.

new Spring lasts,
r-i RM'i
r"
i

u*»u

Ail sheet nuisrr durliti: ilii> nuIc. |M-r r.«pv------- .*\ lot ot -shrlt worn popular Mush at oc iwr copy.

I’ii your l»ockcibook.

A CHAIR Of EVILS

nmv^ ..
: - .....
. V: . - ^ K*I wo r.raplu»p^»“»i' " n-.tular prii r *<! I u.> v . .. « »«
I wot .raphophon.-b. n.w. r« i!id tr prii
n.. \^

< )nr
()iu*
On..
()m-

F-ITT

I. U.Mr«Tn.a

Rut...'. Old »U«).

utlier sou.

I u’n n. u i*r,tpli»'i*k'*iirx. r»-:4i'»ai pn. •• V-. r.uh.

rhiriy im !i hom-s, wm- Sr». now .... . ...f .,..
Ctdumbia Kreord^. \v.i> ■so.'*o. ii.nv. jn r »K»/. -

Our Men's Shoes

ThTIrtr^wtontoomiitoilad by bar
•latoc. Miaa Bro Bobartaou
the
w«. niumdod by Mr. Ldd
MMnBwny. A rooepiiou waa guen
Mil aranlng in honor of Mr. nnd Mrs
D»aU nt tba homa of the bride*.
Mtohig to BnrtlatL

rruul.‘ir pric«’. $l<H^u.»'v
•
......... S'**' !"
Our Nukir ifi Sloi‘*'i.i.iphoi.h..*iir xt c.md
|-«‘*.'ul.ir i»ri. »*
n«»vv . •
• 1
Oiir \u klr ill SI..! ti.AV.n-.i*ar ;.r
: n .,. .

each. ...... .
^
rhr*^v niacbinrs arr all hi lirM rla.^ DOidc tui.
()ii«-r>i*. im h Hr.|..s horn. M . *»nd lum 1. was >].».

111..

PERSONAL.
; IUt. j. P White of Maple City lb
ui town today on bnsiueas.
Hev. Nathan Baldwin left this aliernoon' for WestBeld. Ind . where he
will remain for a oonaidctablc tin c. ^
lleputy Oil Inapooior II C. Mui/ler
of Maotpo Is in the city today on bus
Mrs A J Maynard left
IDK for a two weeks’ vi.il
Clare Bdekuer. who lui.
mg the wintor lu Grand

§iS^
Shi*b Ill-partII). ijt

IHE ONLY CELERY WHEAT FUK I

cial dauoiug party.
Barney Anderson has received a oar.
load of wagons, buggies and farm im
^

iaik:ii4 Machines at le>s than ct»si art- in chided iit

»\hx\ u,r tili i,.-r '

TRYABITA F00D|

»» d at Lansuig.
ri.v degree u-am of the Comfiaiilui.
Furesbrt will give a Utt oeul vupfaM
in itkdr halt Saturday ereniug from t
to J oVIuck. to to follow, d by a so­

J.W. Cliffs will Sell Musical.
eauds af a Creaf Reduction,
beginning Monday, March 2}^

rhf sale.
.
One Nickh-inSlot (iranhophoiu- ’-vrioiid hand.

DR. PktCE'S
We are selling Parlor Lamps
at cost for a few days-got too

J

Removal Said

Two 1 iraphiiphom *.. nrw, rrijid.ir

Kiigiaiul. and can

reel, n boy.
Waller O. Ltodsay. business m
g.-tlor *>0 Urpluto s Prav.r.-

GREAT

owm.

^

RREVITlEh.;
Bom T.-si.rday to Mr. and Mrs.
•ymond L. Mclutyre of Plb Bmtc

pU.meula

INCUR

SHOE DEPT.

L'lx

The oommlMee ilnrtod ont today tc
oompleto the cdHeerlon on the sub

tlx Appikanto Are Today trying for
Rgeewd end M for Third Grade
CerifIcaUa
Thiriy people nre taking the teaeb•M’ ngnmliintloo nt the ecmrt bonee
loiny. The eanmlnattone are for •f'C
•nd tPd thifd grnde oerttfloatea Sia
pMpU am taking tba aeoood grade ei
amiMtiOL and the other Si are try log
for third grnde eertloatea
Thtoe vrlOng for eeoond grade i^rHAMtoa nie Minnie Hubelt. Kittle O
Jleedhnm. Llaale^1>onn and Jennte
ia city. Ida Job
I Atle. K Boyd of \

^

Th. Beaton Tea Party
wa« one of the must important gv«nts
It. the biiiury of .mr country, and we
Stove
and
ire to make the Brand
Brar
‘
^
nga Cahibitmn of the greatest itoportanee lu yon
-j
A aeivenir uf the hMia-i.wJ occa
^ou may to sc-n during ihe eGiibii.

MEDALLIONS
STATUim
ICIVEN Atm

,.r oot tb. luid for lb. right ct
War Department,
Held From
tbd afur that bad be«.n diipo^ed of u.
2t;.-Brlgadler
gion.'
.•moon for
dtr^ola tbo n«aloiu« a»oaat ui ^
len
In a day . The funeral service .»f
loMl *o dirfraytoit U»» eajMwao m•tCiw Sanders, who died a
rom»d by tbe oomimwe m •econnf • two for the Phtnpplnc*
lesierday. was held this aft
• o«ar b^ acfoac*
Yallvy Ba«
• r Co.
*an onler^ contain
It wai .bowo lhal lh« oniooni ol
tUMbe laoonad in tbo effort to o» i Ighesi c.iiiinendailnii f*>r
Vb-.NHl s work as miliiary governor of
. .to
oboeede |W0 aud l^i
ifient art. bih« to to i*id a«KrvtfatiD*i
1UU region are many
.boot tiM) Thu U.t aiDOOM will !-•
PARDON ASKED FROM BLISS
aervice was cunducid by
itkeo from tbt. toud .ub.oritod a*
•. Slum of I he KpiM uibal j
,.muuoord abort, l.ut uot until tb.
rlhur Frye Goes to tnduktrlal School
.-hurch. aaslsied by ttev W 1.' i.auf
• Itllamimut n^oiivd for tb-railroad
For Eighteen Montha.
man of the Fir>t Methodic eh.irch
tiKhtof way ahall lure baen jwid
I.au^uiu.
Mull. March Sli -Guv
of 1. 1»
Saarly |3iKl hai alraady been i»id vui n».,r BUS) has aln-ady Ikh-o asked u.
Mrs. Sam
t.f tto buani ol inuto inmeory on il..^ j th.-r pardon
lutrole Arthur Fr.v.-

it was tolirred hr Mr Mtlliken
|M#I tte pMpto.»o».D..Uln« ih.. wt better suooess c^.uld to had from
wit mmt tor all Mm. M ooum. M.'i
Oiuo-ou to wmartod woTbagu. but
M w«aA* » •«)•• ■mmoiM) to the I there will be no funds onleas more
•mtMM.IJ.SMM. who. M Al« sfe enlwcnhed i ( was iUidbttul wheth
__ -________ I could to ooptium-d
hMUMlaMlS:

- - ^wiwtoto <•- •-

rfl a half to ,
Tea
'

AND

,MI

iHtoMB ^

•> >•

z-hMs-::.Tz

to. - iimm Act! - to
, pworsl Ptay.

SF^EOIAl. OF-F-ER
In order to reach all classes of people with poor health, the un­
dersigned druggists, for the next 30 days will sell

A Regular $1.00 Bottle ol Dr. Imoo’s Coitipoond

For 50 Ms rr.gsfigr'’"

T^he People of Traverse City
\\V arc plftascd 10 rt*comnu*nd to all in poor health Dr. lman‘> Compound. Ue
L- sold this preparation for the past three or four years am! the reMilis have l^en
so satisfactory that we will guarantee it and refund your money if not j»erfecil> satis­
fied. Dr. I mans ComiKiund is one of the best tonic's and spring; medicines

Bl'GUEE cS: RO.VLHCRCH.
J.\S.G. jOHNSO.N.
S E. W.AIT vH: SONS.

.

!WmrnreMOOBDvTEAV«EaCITT, IPCB, THUMPAY, MARCH X. !»»*.
•bA T CAxcapM te ite aMte AiteAtev

cimi

•sms
dl teli te ito OMcli Umm, lUrcH
r.'sssrr""
IS.V
STT.,
HuYltr MCtet (If tiM Cttf Cm
bj O

Oao. a Carpovier A do......

p. C»nr«T

Mr

BM ^O

Waokly Pay RteU
IIS, da ir I17S.
4ta Aa^ 6 II 7i...
r. « da. 6
3V, da. e II W ...

"STisr

5

Ml^Ptelttea of H W taltb for por
Hfcoino to te<n» » Miall bolidlnc vo« '«4d ibVi^daoo Umlu M Boy oWwi.
tcBAaA ftete BapAftteb Mrate to Oak
imMtotf MMl rood.
irate.

r u*

looli port te thr procoMliBC*
To Umi Howirmbto tte Moyor ood
<!uttOcll of ibo City of TrotoTM*
City. Mkhlsu:
poi—Wo. ibo ttodoroicnod
pn.porij
uwoorm. rooiwctfully potltloo ibot «
vote My bo ooootrvrtod on tbr
•teo of Wool HUloootb otrooi
Hmlo otrvH to Coloo *trvot

Urm. J

Jleo. A M. Horry. Honoor
«

i!oinr*r‘^d

MooiKt by AMonoon f^tootechA*
thot Uw potllkjo bo rrfoiTod to Ibr
Co^ttoo 4« tlirr^i* ood Walk.
Tro»oivo CHy. MW b . Morrh 13. I
To C U Boor*. City Clork
P03__Bir - I b«roby moko oppltclloi.
for o pomli to oroct m brk-k bMlUllny
«0 Ibo K
foot Jl In td Vrt Ko '
d Hkirk Nil U U U A Cu. 3ri

ti 1. to bo ?«
k Jn fn.ni by 7.
fool doop t •ior»o«. oad m f.^ hid
frun ermdo. Tbr moirrtel u*ot vlt
^ l»rtrk
vdlR vUI bo of ih<
The Im

Plmt niury. 1

U. Ill fool dorp
U. 3d InrbOR I hi.
lurbr* thirk
2 IncboR ihirk

Botxmd m«ry. 12

^'ri^vnlfTom l»o onr-lndofion
Tbr InrUvlnc and dhlhUm
vilt oRiond thirty i3«» InrboR ;
ibo^ruiif ^
^
^

JflSlJ^iSdlrJSl; Ott and Cnaala*

uor Mtllor. Prod Pruolleb W. P.
.<nooo> Mr A P Bbofor H Me^
no.koy. Ilovtd Podoo J E. Nolouo.
d 1. lioorb M l>. M W Hockoit.
i C Hilion. Orooffo Mood* P H
tero C Irbib 1. J DoiU J
BooC
:npi K K Cbo^- W H CYavoll. B
\ Wr.t»b Eorl C«.k. K B Oorvlck,
f««n H Johovm Prod Orlten. Prook
4tooI <! I» 81001. 0«» IVUp J Boo
<lwd:y' C A k>o«i. H A Uoty. Cboo.
% Himit J II Bohir,. John Qoolfo.
« H AMyn J l> Hcrtib. Honoon W
tmitb
Roi
Hucb Koooody. (Hear
ft(*roo tioorco Ikmn.. Rk-bord IM
iiillo. Kdvd I>oYo«iib. Aibon Ooolor. tv 8 1

.f

'^Tba apcctel aaaaaaaaal roll for tbr

the City of Travnwt

’'TlTo ctinilco %lll W of brtrk
Tbr Kutirr vlll U- of niHal
It U horo!»y a«ro«»d. Thai If Ui
iillraikwi IH crant.««l and a |•••rr
•nod. ihai In tho rtHiMninlbn t.f th.
btilUllnic Ibr illnH-iUiD. of tho Cli>
t*lro Warden vlll Im* follovr
tho altr and kHvi»«in «d all cl.........
•I.M of nuoR. iho pniioctbin t.f for

olllp
‘UU^hanlrlil"*«r*^ maimfai iiiriiiic pur
liiNiOR. aliHi for Iho »toraj(o »d anboR
Tbo bitlldlnc for vhlrb thU t^Ttnl*
U
^ f^nipb-ioil aUMit

A

Mm C H Risd. Mm Mary
Mm A I. Chase Mm A M.
rk Mm M H ('rowcll. Mias
u'Wte“r Commlssn
e L (Yowoll. Mm C. D McMaa subject to Ibelr lDS|sH*rion
Hespecifull) snbmllled.
JOHN F. OTT.
APlani Mm E A Weston. Mm E
tlEO WV LARI
; Ctsike. KIbuMir O’Connor. Arvllla
l.rdner Annie
Tompkins.
Minnie
('.race Oeorifc. Mm
luyetl by Alderman Lanlie that
lurk.-ri IMorce. Mm Willis M. 811s report W accepied and adopted.
.V Kslolla Chatsey. Mm Ellen i^nMIX. Mm P K Beardsley. Mm J M
U.n>...op.
kViller. Mary Nel­
It. Cunnlnitbam. Roxbnnch. iJirdle
ls Oumbrllle. Flora
loon and Stearns
Hsxler. Itelsy Me
Nnys—None
s nerooni. Flora
Movetl by Alderman Mo.m that iht

niod Match 13 nm.r
Miot'-d I.y AI.lo.iuan llanillton i
Iho pollihat 1.0 xraniod ioil.jo«ji, to
llJMIna ln.|-.ciurR
T.^*ho Ibmorahio tb.* Mayor and <
ikMincll of tho ^ty id Tra%.
T..
nor« would m.

ctiou I-Consent iHTnilssk.il an.t
ority are hereby glv»-n to the
Marquette Rallivaid Coo»|uio> to

ElKbih

:
»

om-rKom/k-ri-iv

O. P. CARVER 4 SRO.

L. L- A. BUILDING.

A. D. TYLER
^DENTIST
Ic*t.n
ORS

Nes Wtlhelm HkTk
Phone kS;t
SAWYER 4

f

«=lSr

PENMALLECON

...DENTISTS...,

rsj-sr
okr^

-Jircsr

E.W HASTIII6S & SON I. i
FIRE INSURANCE

s.rr .•«

**W%^ibon5orr‘aKk iho nppmval and
odtipilon of tho n'i-omrooiulaihiu
Ibiard of Water 0»ntml.*loneiw

•on Hattie A kYrnnklln. Newton R
Pmnkitn P C (.llberi. Mm IV C
Mm J
M Thomas Ethel

CarrltHl
Yt'aR- Aidormon Hamilton. (
leii. OinnltiKham. Hoxhunth, Ijirdlo

lull...

Mr. J

Ko«l« W

Committee
SjtjXM ^bat

J

--------. ..
T.\ Jhe Honorable the Marnr and ('ity
To (he Hon..rable the Mayor and (R> ^
,hp cUy of Trav
M...ht«n
Council «*f the ('liy of Traieme
City. Mlcblcai
1. rllIrens .rf the
JM»:.-CH-nrieuien
•nd and 3rd war*

lee on Sewem respeclfully report that
we have InvestIgaled the need of a
sewer In the 2nd ward and find that
they are very much In need of a sew
er system In that wani and would
r^immend that si^
**’ ^

Ha in the Sad ward
'**\Ve *faU To find any**^y of ci' lng
•imth side of Hay street from Ran .»etHb»n now
*»lo..n limits
temporary relief to this dUtrici and
rttilph street to (tek street
ttek sire.M alonit lUy
this system Is put In (hey will
Frank (Sns-n. Wenrel 81eiler Joste
Ly da Whlnn. rv Rev. Henry McKIn
Kavan. Frank 8iepan Frank 8ladek
Beldlng.
N ' n Haldw
lluhumll Cheneiika. Charles W ln.e
kYank Helm W
T Pennlngi.
V ROXBCRGH.
weskl James E»>sw..rth l>ank llo
;ilsby. Chas J Iries E A liewU.
W LARDIE.
k«s. JaiHib O nr>an«.
V
tairetta
Stanley
r CCNNINQHAM
Ransom Welloa J. U>ani Cbas H
‘sabel Ytmng. Jennie lYause Mary
Committee.
Haosluvsky. John Crban krank J
Ingerwill.
Mary
K
Hartley.
D
J
EhrenlHM'cer J.h* Streatie. John M
M*'’
Youker.
Charbdte
Helm
Mm
C.
Hmtlh. Josef, nwirehy. Joseph \lack
Auc Bauman. Carl I’loBska. Ira R«s»i I.STI. Emma Helm Alice M Cox.
Will Lawrence. Crate ('.am. Jos«‘ph U H L^um Thomas I'arhack. Mar
aa-Aldermea Hamlltoo. Otl.Gll
Thiel, r Needham. Ford Rletler A
Cunningham. Roxburgh, Lardle
U Orelllck. H E (Valne. Ed Riser
Motin and Steam,
^v J Johnson Winifred P White.

« "-'"n.nn.. .-n

WlsJhne^ikl^^Marilt^^«lJ^^
MIkula John MIkula. John Sladky
J.»eph I'omarel. kYank K.nar. Alb
Reharek kYank lYashll C.eii Vextna
Ne.1
kYfarek.
Chas
K
Howarvl
Jiswph Kosack Josef 8lanek. H^ A
very . Pi
Frank Nemrmuva. Unm

T.r.,uw

Alb«i^K.™»r^V«l|«v K»p•^.k

Fylarok Josef
Bauer. Frank Nemec. A. H
Albert Ooebl. Hyson **^“^*Schroder. A B'ledolt Anton Snlfk*

ra—Non*
Claim* and Acotemta.

Th.»n.. Oh*. W Thom« Mr. IM
plow
ward ('ourtad
Kflle C.Hik T
Snowplowing .............. ....
Moved hv Alderman HamUton that r^leanlng rrtias wnHu
the cimmunlcatkins be recelve.1 and leveling
placed on flic
Cutting
water ............................. ..............
nushlDg pavemeau ............
'be**deferred until
HlM.veiing anow ........................
Cleaning bridges ...'...............
next regular meeting
Cleaning off slush...............
~
Cunningham
(t> Repairing walks on bridges
n
Hamllion. Ott Cleaning Front and Vnlon

Traverse CHy, Mich.. March 10. Ite2
To the Honorable the Ma.ror and City
Council of the City pC Trovers*
City. Michigan
woT-Gentlemen: - We your apeeUl
iHtee on extension of sakion Urn-

street

b. —

isiArSbsS.'Pii-S

Upholstering

and ^ l.ake aveot ^

iibllc Works and shall confe
e grade of sabI at reels, and
manlier as i«
team
Ini.Tfere
the tirdloarv
travel on said
IS. ahrt saw giant,h-s sliall fli
track
.s the tops of which
.,n,-half inch hlglutops of said ralis and s|
and keep in rejmlr such s

BNOTlFanltaiRipaitlit
Friitsi PackiH
O. E. OAteC
11 U cUtcr SI.

Farm For Sale
J. E. GREH.ICK CO.. CITY.

EUSUTIStflUim

Imes. Ihe manner of constructing
he same 1.. It snl.Ject to th.- approv

^*•***^**^^"^1.7* chrried upon the
remUes adjacent to said track b>
le occupants ibrnwif, the entire de'

T ^gsfr“j*^ti'

bwrwus

Cu. Fbunc 53T

iiavc ait Ihclat*
Call an.l ht* uv
rxpUtu HI you out
cst ilcMj;ns. I-cl
It wiU
»av ol Hcllmii Uii.lcix
iwu.lcix
xAvc you imuicy.
We also contratY lor ramtmg. I*aiTtlanging am! Iictoiaf.ng am! wouMU
ileascl to csMiiaic on vout work

TIN FimousWafl Paper Stofi
-..ITiJON'T

B.B.llciai«.llaip
roOLED*

JOHN R.SANTO
|iiKitt«iiuict|
Wurtefurg Block

JiMivr (itiim «g^

Sec 3-Tbe grantee shall k.-ep il
.urface of the streets so .K-cupie.1 I
<ald railway or track. In g.MHl onl

erse City from any and all cltems fur
damages for which said city idlght It
mady or bectune luble to pay by reas
on of Ihe construction, making .or
.iperatiug of said railway, or the glv
Ing or allowing of the license, right
Id priveleges hereby granitsl
S.T. 4-SaUt grantees are auihorir
1 to use said railway ^or trtek only

y^SL^’nrssrr..^ «r

Wlicn you arc Kca U

Ifs* srr.-* km.wM ax tbe Steel or N.-.
^am farm Ope <»f ib.‘ b«*st in Cram!
rrav.-i>H- oMiuiy. 3S nitle^ soiiib .»t
he city

-wimg

V -rpcl X. HI.

-wsy to l-r UTdr on
xbow you ssmpirx
RECORD WANT AO.

K E. CHAPW.

s#s«
11 yxiu vlrsirc to i
tetu ul Kleclnt
BcUs. BurgUf Alarm* .
cpbooc*. permit m
mate. Wchaveai

Sat. 5 - The prlvib-ges ber.‘by
*snie«l Khali In dowIih- alter or re
strict the rights of the City of Trav
erne City or any of H.h auih.irite.1
municipal Uuuxls or otte m to enter
1 streets nml tTcupy the

----------------Ts Of adjidnlng prrml«w*» or
the ptibli* of the right to make any

*&uSiti;:-s;'s:’Ea=rK^
Campbell

bros

sic* 'i*^No car or engine thereto
attache.1 shall be allowed to remain

HI

SAVE
THE
COUF^ONS

'7-lt is hereby reserved to
V and tbs Council of the City
veme CHy th* right to make
Eoems to this grant and ordin
an re and such further rules, ordem
and regulatkins as may from time lo
be deemed necessary

'-Sec k—This ordinance shall take
fleet lmm.edlately upon the filing of
he wrliien acceptance of the terms
he office of the'City Clerk
P CHy by the said
arqueiie Railway Company, provid
ed such accepunce be filed within

•“2.

*t:r:.ru“p.VTb;‘ws!r:i\7;
same all the rights and privileges
own proper enpense remove nil tbe
track laid under the nuthortty of this
ordinance trom aald terete* aad ahnU

SSi^ohaut. John Dtetntehjr E W

“ Mo^ br AM—U Mono lb>l K

Alderman OHb ti ..as an

.Tr.Nt to the Vommln.s- on SeVers

vviller Mm
ri.s.r*.*
Iktwns
Mm
Carrityl
Wsiephlno
Yeas - Aldermen
U.i
Itelsv
M .
It. Cunningham,
riumlsdion
Helen A
Heath. Clara
oou and Stearns
Cauchn Mm ('has E Watts. T C
Nays-Nun*
Shuitmri
Kale Shuaart. Mm Olive
Traverse City. Mb
7on” Mrs Hocore Mm P I>«ral To the 11
e the Mayor ant
Mm OllMum Mrs James Lutes Anni
Council
iVlion Addle
Steel
Rarah ,Morse
—We your commit
Oetchell. Mr C^F
respectfully' report
a^rielrhell. Mm
investIgaied the bonds
that we have tnvw
Lillie Weese MV J *^\V>ese*^ale A6 .rf Henry 8p«s a* i
.11, Ellen AdsU. Anna
l.awrence.

j'

Mov,.d b> Alderman l.anlle that th«^ser In the alley east of I nkT
tre,-t It exl. ude.1 fmm IHb siqsd

■('arrie.1
Ortcinal motion an amende.1 was
mn.f*l-asl Eighth street and conriu
ling ihetitv in a north*estvriv di
^M’ov^.'rbv* Alderman Hamm.»n that
eetkm along ihe right *tf way ol
he Ctimmiiie,^ t.n Sewers It Inntnici
»aid railway e»unpanv acnM.s eas.
Eighth ,..m-et to a is.mt »n the M.b ^1 t.i nmler wPh the Ikuml .if PubibId right of wav opiswiie *T near Works an.l H.e engineer and itimns-o
nt on sabI right of way kn..wr O empbue the sew. r system for th.
an Seclk.n «ik:o. tbeine across Lak* 'ourih want and r.*|s.r» t.» the C.win
aven.ie in a mirth westerly direction
('arrie«l
to th«t north boun.lan R»e of luis tin.
Yeas Ablernum Hamilton
It and two il*l .if bbick s of I
.dl Cunningham
Unxburg
nah. l-ay A Cos First Addlrioi
the village,
now City .of Jraveme M.s.n and Stearo;*
Nays .None
City, ibcntv ihrvMigh waid b>is^*B
and two 121 i.. the W.H.I tsmndar

M.«h. H.r

as.n.-jr-Tss

BUSIIESS CMOS.

FIRE INSURANCE

M..ve,i by

No™ .-iliSr.

tT!Uio.

J. W.CAUNTLETT. M. D.

. tW. ..(-.saukre

*ww*n
F.v I* Toi.nol

thal lAiko avooiio will Ih' larmanoni
Impnivisl for a lonn I Into or In a wi
to Inirrtoro nlih tho laylnit of a prin
ripal main whotiovor iho ivopor tlmo

A R tewaa. H. 1>

martin aewms

lac. potelrtiliiC IteUacal rdkat
«Mul dtstrm. A cted^tereA i
pretty sare ID tefc a caad-Mtara
keiN te a stTMC. I

teylilt

Ella Carter,
m EllTalsMb llelitMT Mm R A all pipe iH-yond the lol
1‘ldliiK Mm H Mc<‘lusky Mm J E laid by the company at t
Palden
oliMin Mm
lieose
We would recommend that
.each ^Mrs C Cybiis they be furnished free Are prulectU.n
rs J Rennie. Mm
‘
Arran*
dm 8 J Wrlaht
Im ri C Hull Mr
Mm M A
aad a s**alod valve for Are prr
s J K.
K Rare.
Rar
Mm ri Meads. Mm
Thai waier for other purposes
Steel
\ U Puller Mm Addle 8teelo
Mm
h. M

Tlfcr oallinolod c«»t of Ih** vi.rk
•t.taai

^‘tHo oVIITro of a iwrinanonl
lino on Klahtb •irt*oi. undor thi*
raii«riiM‘nt. would la- rolailioly
and tMuld Ih« takon caro of at ah
any tlniH
Wo und.*rRiand that

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Mich. March 1«. 11W3

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CALMAN1 IMTIRIOR MAR la Mte .

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Phiniiis. Mm Allrr Ro*m<«
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Frotei Fteh tetefy day at Jihass^, «|
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PHYSICIAN AND, SURGEON

St, 1 far osr ff
r-ss^ir tnr ssp
*^Krsolie«l further, thal norice of
,
..
b. rb«,« b..
the niltut of eald assessment roll in.
mol .» P.b» "*
plu> •»<. |Hil M
Ibc Otece uf the City Clerk and the!
I hr frit, as sprclAad la his ptelikm
iime^tif the luoeriuc of the Council
Tbr bulldinc to br under ihr dime
Ion tif Ihr chlrf uf the Arr depart
vtdrd be grien by publlcnri.*u lor iso
I franchise requires a iw.Mhird
se«*ks in tbe itelty EaKh* and Eieoina
“muvHI by Alderman Bironu t^
KecofM. newspapers ol itaul cu>. s«
hr report br aocrpi*^ •“<* adtipird
required by Beet Ion H» of TlUo XIN
.if tbe charter uf said city
Nl7**^oor
Moved by
Alderman Cunningham
Ihat Ihe residurion be adi.ptml .
To tbr Honorable the Mayor aad City
Carrie«l
Council:
Vi-as-Aldoriueu Hamllion.
MK»-<Grnt lemon —Wr
. Cunntnabani
hovburah. Ijird
toe on h'lrr and Water
..n and Stem^l^
referred the cummunk
bSls None
ORUINANt'E
The Mavor ap|s.int.-l an sblernia
Ordlnanc*- Crauiini: a PrmurlMs.
roni th.- s,cond w^rd u. All vacam,
o' rile IVre Marquelle lUi.
to suply said plant wUb water
•hav H Hanslovskv
'omiiany
lo C«»nsiruci an.l Main
S
M,.ve.l bv. .\ldernian ('.tnnlnghaii
. Ijike Av
ain • Sidetrack
lluTo
hat the ai.|s.)uiiiieni U- o.unrm.-l

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wrtnnte^te*
QKkyAtteratr-Al

om<^ of the my Clerk
fioMdied. further, that the jdxih
day of April. l!Ni3. at elc
m. tie ami Is hereby
lime when the Council ami iioani oj

CouacU
r-r CO-.,
re M nr.
W...r r«l«pl«llj
.pen th*. U» pciUto. «<
r K.r

nl of your city, vbo art
years pf ace. do rrapret
peilihia your boaorabir body
ully petlil
lid to arani the poiltloo now prad
nc to r&tond the saiooa iimiiB to
lay Rtroi i
briwoon
fUBdulpb aad
•I root f.
^ H C liarn.w Mn »Yank Iter
os Mrs Winnio lioollhan. Mm Will
larniw. Mr. Mark Idtonon. Mm Ella
tush Mrs Julia Kaliorler. Mm Tom
'luaorald Mm Emma Urronay Mm
o>
Mm N 8ban«ck. UH
Mm N Hibson. Mm Romt
Mm.
Mary
ld.arh.
Mm
4m Cora Kenney. Mm Alhoa Oustaii Mm. A M 0«lM>rn Mm
M
Parmontor Mm nrothorion.
^.ruo Hell Mn. Emma Miller.
Irish Mrs Maud Irish Mm
PriMdlch Molon V Olondon
ilna Ida lleanoil Mm Mlanle Eermn
Mm Idiura Htanion Mm Holon^ L

m li
inia’sCWI

tey • Bbop. m Wtet Ptete tetete.

Fitted wrtih new am! u|vio.<iatc
machmen tnab a share of your
pter«u«c. MorkcaUetiformw!
tWlivcTcd.

2rrc-..r..r

tU—
RE80LITIO.N
Rroolcrd by tbr Couacll of tbr City
of Traverse Oiy that the roll of tbe
spteial asMwsment berctoforr laadr
by the Board of Asararom for tbr pur
POMT of drfraylac that part of tbr
rust which the rouacU decided stuiuld
std and borne by special asnes*
. for the crmdlnc and pa vine o(
I street from tbe west line ol
s street to the east lino of Mvte

tbr roll*aw«I?lJd*lted*to the
oerr of the City ClaA aabjart to the
rrma of tha ebartrr.*
CaiTlad.
Yraa—Aldmnaa Hamlltoo. Oti.Qll
•It Cunalacbam.> Roabnrgb. Lardie.

Caldwell Bros.

Traverse City
Laundry

««Wt Itefc tePte iiBteii. acterttef!;
terte af tec teMMKteyvtfl Med tear tel*;
tetafWtlBPSrumb BjaAteilte:

Mured by AMermaa Lardir that the
ccouDts br allowed aad ordem drawn
roai tbr water fuad for the amouata
Carried.
Yraw-Alderptra Hamlltoo. Oil OllItel. Cuantecfclm. Roxburcb. Lardir.
Moon aad Steoros

*iSi^yv^Aldar«BM HabUumi. Ollltet.
Lardte Moo. and Simnu.

o*!Lornlcnrd. cltlienR til

Ute

ctetea

M^Wo'^tte^Mlornlcood. clilioo* of
ibo sod word of yoor cUy. vbojM^

of 04>>ttnMd roTilor
tec roM sad awmvod

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fronehiB* ba ndopt«L

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FROM.

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STANDARD
EXCELSIOR
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