The Evening Record, July 05, 1904

The Evening Record, July 05, 1904

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1904-07-05

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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CDeOMwelW
kP Pwamw tar to topputa to Jiar m 4te|

tfs«u,n'srras ^
ssri^'Jr^'tirsssi

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WnriKATCAIT
UAO VAtoto.

BECA^-It b smaU and of perfect caadeg
BEC^E-k win OM aoak water befag oweied
preland win toe warn

^■5S£yfiSVi£ilg 4tiwm wm —

thebait. We pfeO lota of them.

oi-rv Wooic

ftfvMfM. TiMfiM. Ttowte.
flli« «r tfeto tttM to v«y intliyiMi 10
to Wpilir MfW MBD00to far ctor
"ST^waa Mdt »f Jafto 00i
Ma.t«0«aHla
Mk tto0 tncto
"to

WBATm--a«aacal|y ftoir Umictol tad ^

ftocarabtov. Ial7 i.-Ttoa oftetol
mntm^mt to mafa dtot la tka kathM^i yaatortay to Itoa aaat ct

COAUnON
WASF0SME9

r:j:£srs5rrr
r_ JiTr^ ao

w blrtto of ttoa tapobllcaa party
'tefwhtoST^ Tetaraa who to 104

Dissolutkiij of Partnon

ycara oM aad who rated for Fwmoai
ao mt to attaad ttoa caftbrafloa.
CUT rtmmm M. B. Harkall IKt
for tte aamc daatlaathm at nooa.

Store doted all day Wednetday to reaoaBM
stock and tlath down former low pricei. .

of laalag 120,000 of

Bt C<mhrt»bk

COtotollU^TWI AftAWiT

For real lolid foot
comfort, not^ can
cxcd oar Oafordo fof
Mctl Oxfords are the

9 WLWHW naav . ana r«w
oaary aoclaty of the Congi

ss^tsr.ssirti'i's: unro M JUKI BAiifra
{assrs^arAs:.^

toiotTi HOWSVm, tMOW WMttot Ey Wire to ttoa Braaiac Racord.
I.-A dll
NK OTOOO IN 1M.
that Uaotcn
mat Oeaarml SUkHbari aadaRooBu
alma a»llluuT atucha
tlialr laoim
taau today after aarrovly
^
ntsm taair
Jag toatog drowaito to a toood
, Thay Wart Uaoaeapiaf
ptoaaaaf kai litoortatot ftotoi a totoiar.
whieli laradad iha anay corpa head-

S?££iS!£S3S^
ACCIDENTS
TESTEIDAT
——

522 PUIto atreet. The aubject for the
aflamooa to Africa. A cordial inrlia
a cxtaadcd to all to be prtwent.

92.60 H $4.00

•PY toLOWN rOLL OF toOWDlfl AT
CtOAII CCUESRATION.
lalM« Wl.ll. WMrt.)«t •.!
OaaM a« l*aHtipa>a ttoall toay
to^latoi toy tail at Klufalay.
ipMdal^to ttoa taaalai Aaeerd..
batar, nielli JaJy I—Ttoa lOyrar
aM aoa af Ctoarlaa BalraltoaU»ar wm.

a?42X*'s.‘-rsi.srf::

anwkan aa4 dnvpaf oaa talo a tla
toTaiM toatf baaa Allai wtUi powdar
Ibr Irtac ttoa aarta Ttoa fata oa t ha
;SL*^bafaad .ala«ly mad ttoa to^

Bporlal to the Krenlng Record
tolng. meh. July 6 —H. B. Freeproeecotlnc attorney of Alger
. ha. been fatally atom by Jame^
Tyner, whom Freeman protecnied
ago Tyner ba.
eight or
been to
tnune whan
bullet entered
ck. The bullf
nward
‘ and took a i

PEATirS iUWPT

M, O. Lamaoru Loula Saymaur. Mn
Ptooatoa Falpt. Harry Mallory. Willlam Bcoflald and John HaMatt.
ttoa Parker oolnmn. to llarra
and tola friaada ware anralA air of myatarloo. hope. The
bot for the paat iweire year, landlord
of tba Bocknrr holol nt ManUtee. died
rather anddenly at 4 15 yerterday
aaM toe toaa friaada
Oommltteaman Campaa moratog at hli home In Mantotaa.
aald today : “Itlchlgan'a 21 rote, will heart trouble being the canae. Mr.
kar oa the t
Lamaoo wa. 53 year, of age and
> caat for Parker
will hold iuc
laarea a wife, two married daughter,
a 13-year.old aon. He wa. a
lown that a majority
her of J H Lamaoo. of ttoto dty.
toera are for JP^ar. ^Wtoll^lba aUle Ha wa. a member of the local lodge of
Ipadanoitoa
K. P.'t and atoo rtf Laiia Rookh lodi
NoHtoport. Mksto. Jaly l.-Wtolle Oaaatloa of eaadldata. It did laatroct of
Knlgbt. of Kbocmaaaa.
alagatloa to rota aa a unit. Judge
John H Lamfon and wife took tfe
er*. Domtoatloa to certain.
afternoon M A N. B train for )
flat ranala •laala'a amtoi
tee W. W. Lamaoa. Mra, Fred 1
lall Btrack toar glaaaai ■
Bra. Bmoe Oarwick will go to
jMto. tntictlag a alight cat last abore
dee ta the amiag jo attend the
la not at aU
funeral, which wAT be b^ld tomorrow
^mloaa tout had ttoa glaaa baaa driraa
afternoon at 2 o'clocklato toar aga It nroaMI toara 1^

SH.~rr“srcs
nrssfficss^s
.r«=irs5irJ:iri£

THE FOURTH
^

Is past, now turn your
attention to piano
buying and mu sic.
say to you there
is none better than
the high-grade

KIMBALL
Call and examine
these splendid goods
and learn what the
factory prices mean
to you

5S alarmed orar Itoa attack.

SctooMd dtod at the i
_________ at the age of 42 ytan
gaami pareala The body waa
to hto old home to Portland
r R. L. Garter,
ca to Pbrtlaad.
W. Haalett. agedI CS yaara,
died at ttoa aaylam Saturday aooa. Ttoa
ramataa vara atolppad to tola old home
hag at loBla toy Uadartakcr Andarooa. Ttoa

OBNBRAi. ORONJl WARRIBO.
WNa la Itoa Ylfldaar at a taar Oaaaral.
Cammaay at Fatow
^WlN tattoal

WILL BUILD UOHTtNO PLANT.
haHaaatot Cai^ My^jytoaf^

FrankFriedrich&Co
New Stand

242 Front Street

O. C. MOFFATT
Abstracts of Tltla
PRICES SATISFACTORY
Batabllahodln I80S
: Room 210 State Bank Bldg.

Hwlit BmmC

TRAVERSE CITY

era CO.
Cor.Lmk.AvM.

NEGLISEE SHIRTS
‘At

• V

50c
65c
75c
$1.00
$1.25
$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
Inthot^taasortmontof
pattoma} you win find.
We aro atrong on com-

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padiitottoataaalacBMoN.

g?il*L.?S?Tl.".!rtSlW Wlr. I.

11

Wurllkea
pit’amaa*.

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DOOR AND WIND
SCREENaOEUVERED CAME DAY
ORDERED.

LOTS OF WEAR.

Mra Photoba PaWe. motbac of Fsy
Back of Bataa, died teat algtot at II
o'eloek of toaart dtocMa at ttoa age cf
mrm. Tba faaacml aarrlea win ba

m i

ssi-i's.'s.r;?

SEE OUR BIG “AD’* TOMORIillW.

The Old ReI.U>le Shoe Hook

m
:m

Heavily Loaded With BaewrMenlal
But Naaa Waea Klllad, AHhawgh

toaartty loaded wttk paaegagrn
ttoroagk aa opea awtteto aad cr
lato a fraigkt trala. Ttoa paaa
g>ag1aa wa. damnHatoad and ttoa

WOMENS’
CHILDRENS’
MEN & BOYS’
90c, $U0. $1.25, $1.40
and $-.50.

m “Finck’s"

PAMCNOBB
TRAIN
CRAtHBO of to yrar. Deceaaad llred with hto
aon. He alao Iravea a wife. The
INTO A FRBIOMT.
fttieral aerslce will be held tom.

Pnw. «. A««k W
MM.WtN.HMft.
WIr. W th. BmWw BM«tl.

Slippers

W.W.nMUiLLCOMPAIIY

, Jaly l.-Tlie llllle

.
»

Look out for Hand Bill..

I Just the pro|X)r thing for a
camping shoe. We ^an fit
you in

monatSL aastiMr.Hp--

KAMTHIOUGH
OPEN SWITCH

Ttoa tajary to aot i

Wievam

Mam will ba claaad to marranpa alack after iO day. af
tarWnc clathinp. hat. apd
ntohlnp aalllnp. PHoaa will b<
Oft to tha vary raaL Watch for
tolp **ad." mnd hand bills. Di»aelatlofi sale opana Thumd.y
meminfl at 1 o'clock.
A Banda 4 Cc.

man’a children wert
he wa. attacked on (

S. BENDA & CO.

//fm

ATTOtNETWAS
FATALLY SHOT

By Wire to ttoa Braatog Raaord
8t LcmU. Joly f —Ttoa au»t aaau
raal BMTa nf tha poilttoal mltnatloo
a. sada today whaa at 1 o'clock It
waa aaaoaacad toy ttoa aat|.Parkar
laadara that a cmBtolaatioa agatoat MAN to^HOM HB HAD IMPRltONBO
Parkar had ftoany toaao aBaatad. Tha
TOOK RCVCNOt.
atraacth of Otoay. Wall, Oorkrall.
Rarau aad Gray fonaad ttoa daat
Hit
Chlldran
Wart With Him Whao
Ttoa BrytB and Haarat foraaa cotoplaia
At 10:P0 o'Otoak tha aati Parkar
laadara aolhoriaad Harlan aaraland.
ga of tha Harms boon, to
idga Hanaoa at Ctoclnnatl to
laitar to 8t. I^U Wadaaaday
______ I .uilng what hU position wa.
to im. ir tbU lattar aattoflaa tha
Bry«B forcaa. Harmon will toe tha
cbokia of ttoa antte and thay will eon^
ewatrata their atrangth oo him to toeat
rrkar.
Tha baatf for ttoa more ware pe419B. ctrcalatad dnrtog ttoa night toy
tha aatto which ware namarcwaly
rigntd. U la aoafldantly aanotmcad
that 43S TOtaa are to tha oomblna all
d agataat Parker on tha trat
«oad ballot.. It to flgntad that
r haa U7 of m rotaa to ttoa ooo-

moM ft^ish foot emr.
ermg fm summcf. ai^
oar oxfords are made
in except kmaliy altrac.
live style* and 6t onunnsttally urcU . .

BODajfs&AtSBOOayL

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ifts

JtrUh’USTJtlXSiSt

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lUIIYIITNinB
I 8mN eMm WM 0* M Atom AAm I
M.aM*aMMtaaM.i.

UtfTUtmi
Caatmmaaiai

CtaOtaa

I tw iim««raBma»«oo.«iii

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iim*
SatSSS
.

W^lttwlttU twd»ed a beautiful aawnat$IM.
Sflgil-sbaad $iia 1W are the mo«
•tylidi aad best values that have been shown
in the dty. We want to show them to >-ou.
Ask to see the BERTH A WAIST.

mtm ToA. JiQr iu HiCTt. wr

of hlo aMoa^ WhMi
: IM alhor haV dC

l^-rw

m ■

J^&TLTSSrS^^iXSSi
rM. ^ TIM M7 VW BUBitll Md
UNMPlTNtMKa.

k«M
SS
sS£?:si^
upmd tte aadtf CMM to t«kf

IMid ta liM MUraMt 3MT dC IM

,=ir,’r:?.’sr«s

^OW«Ml«rttoMMk
^VMIMlMilepMlI
MS Mwd MMd M Chi flgl
thd MUNVd Id ttd todth Md M«
too iiMMUMlid Id tM MirtJ d

*^rSSSIr?
t waa aot to M fi
TMattoecarrad tohert
toft at tM oM

datorday. aeeooipaatod by her two
^ildraa. OMrtaa and Loalae. agad IS

To Ula apnt thep oufwr little funeral
d by Mrt. Rlx. made
fcrlr afternoon. Th.*
lu aray in the earl
Me Mm CM tMd aay otMr tlaglr n>are about the big
fully
cleared away and the widow, alaadMp to^ tM dfOito goto
nort
orereome
br
grief
Cha 4MMT pan fau. TM laga
iof the onuautf ceren
•nattecod half of the coatent. of the
iMIifd haa hagt IM aarraacy at t
im la IM orericca and about the bai
tM Ug rock.
rapMe dIaUd aad at a MM rtfa«.
weeka Adolph Sttfnmetik a
TBMMMtaftMtoeatMtoaato
Mhar aaddr tM caka at dackaoa ifty
Ml aga vaa high aad lofty aad thto
^difl hao Maa haadod dm fM that on hto arriral In Oermany by a d
U today tM cloo of nnlurtfltu. who Intend to
__ _____
tM party at
deal of cere
^ Mthato TM aaioUoa of tUTory
nr Rlx waa bora ta Germaax.
Mm aatUad fbroror. Mt tMr* ar« and It waa In the great botanical gar
dent of Oologae that bla Inherent lore
of
pUat
aad
animal
life wa* c
tM lagahtlB, Thar* art daayon that
aad hit early atndlca bega
•HMt hd aiardadiutfaat. .WooU It ItIO the young acicntlat ram
America, aad al* yeara later he
;mi M a
party^thit Mt Moa triad aad aot ried Mias Mary Sproealg
tMd rramttagt
MATZlN^Ntt.
IM Btoa that Mat ta Jaehaoa totoarrtfr ara tfdto aad grayar. yaar*
Widdlog MlamoMd b, lUv.
Mira amad to totflo
I)i»t*i Kanna^. Moday,

B

tMarmataMthtM

SavSiSThtfUMTMl Ihtfr IMtf.

Tia yagr 1M« aaotoi to M a year of
graal IhtoMlIda. TM oaaatry had |oii
Mg«a to laoorar froia tM aMeU of
tM tanrIhH Iom of Itfe oa hoard the
<toa«ctf tlom arMa tM am
fraai aoraao tM ato IMI a ahl
goae 40 tM MtUaa aad probablj aU
haadead Hrat Mre haaa oltfBMd by
th^ tea. TM Oaatoh ateaawr Norpe
toaa aaah off tM Jtfe of Rodkdtfi
Jaae » aad It to eetiatotod tMt
hoadtod wwa loot Thoto ware <
giaata that wera oo»lag to thto coontry Thto dtoaotar racalto tM tfaktat
of tM La ■toargogaa. tM am of
which wao Mda phUlo dtfy 4. Ittc.

PURE H9ME MADE^

LARD lOc

cash

.....SATUROAV.......

GUNTONS MEAT MARKET

TM Aadmaoa Hoase. tM Mrg* fMrery'tmtel ta Baton Baglia. has been
eoM to Oea B. WUaoo. of Van Wart
Ohia. who wfU ramodek aad it ap tha

COR. FRONT AND DIVISION STa
BOTH PHONES

Inl*atyll*TM*prtc? to'm.MI^M
feMarful OaMoomloal Fatf of a t7MM will be espeaded la Improre-

s?-“

par^thattMyMrol

sfisyssr-jyrs
" r«rsr.“.sS|
cMrs-.'sssssI

»lor all and feed, hara for
, dvelllBff iwoma ap ototrs.
wr of castoam aad
mt m otoch M oamag ai
Acea or drop as a card.

PWALU>WgQl A TggL TMAF

flgto. wMdt Mad wto r%ht. wM M
aad two worluaeo. Owrfe*^
Mfad la rlfht aad dartd to do rtgbt
h and Joha Finely. Mra. Rto weal
Thfaagh tM grtot «tn«W. M m
Boax park to celebrate
CM galid dC tM aaUoa. It vat kla tato
tlraage boHtf rttaa to which ah^waa
botiad by Mr proariet.
^
The «xkK aalectod waa aboot half
Bile eaat of the moaeaia Mlldlag
the dapth of the woodt. FM It w^
here, during the latter year* of hl^
•taoi Ittl tM doadlrr Mi toddi life, the aaturtfUl had moat lored
laaddfM odraocM aM ft to torgUy tome when grace problemt of plant or
htodgh tM ripabikdd party tMl tncect me were to be decided. With
hl> tiack agtfaat a great rock, which
Mid adfdM Mt« Moa toadi. TM projected
ItaeW above the wealth of
»a party Midi ftfUage. the catoidc world would moon

tidt ara aadlauaad. Fifty yaara Mrr
padiii arar their haadi. yat
.haaita ara aUtl yoalhfal. thtfr haado
oun ataady aad thtfr
tM Mtora Jaat at oarm at It araa ihaa.

weak
Ifac

swsr-csffic

^c’a^

«( tiit kuMM-i
TMMgKtoftMi

sipb

Om%m to a 4iapnto Mtwaaa tooch-

srftsn^TJZ
«R tM sf* wMdIi MU Mr M
IM H
It WM IPM Mwrad l»r
MM df IMM Ml «M m^ind
«M

*•"•4. 1. WILHELMSAy^"

tTSSsra-iTS'S.^

iW flikat MdMtad te’ia wm. M lMr«
Ut
taft MM Mr. Md tba

•onage by Her Hack
Aabnry M. M. t
a tallroad man aad t
will make their home
Urt nta Coellngh.

MmilMMITMK.
N.IMI1»MnS

ptokewf tM grocuir la
la tM hopoasaa oaa
Bf tM chain ««wi7 vww wiw^Ha Oordoa of Liteha few days ieU bit hoM and Mm Oordoa Mr
TravwrwoCttytoBt. Loula
me. la IM ereolag tM lampa were
$lMa iSiijItltft
aer booked a plckartf*o(? graS ntoe. iM wHh tM staff aad oaa exploded,
9lf.0a M tiFttiiit
Pan as M wooU M waa aaahla
aettlag ire to tM house. Next am
$21.00. IN' thB iCMiB
draw the tab from tM water, wh— lag more of It waa aaad la atorClag tM
la rather shallow. Baatmaa lareaU- kltehoa ire aad tM atore waa blm
TWiwiU bchtfe meak and
aad dtohoTL
tfl to pleeca aad Mra. Oordoa narrowly
berth betweep Traverse Chyand
I the ftah appaared to M
4. This M followed with
^^e whk^ showed wMi was the
^^T^rtiiinbe OD nkooD.
to tad the other end wo
1 a amtfl tree upon the bank.
-A freak egg store? Dal ihafs
-opoo hanUia la thto chala the game
tlag—doaT tell It!" "Oh. well.
The do not atop
---stop your aoee. It s not so hod."
Steamers leave Traverse City
Thls Indenture simply wltneeaee that
every Sunday. 10 |k m.. and
Mrs. L. T. ttaibbnn. of Booth Falrield.
Tkomto>s, 6 am.
broke, for breakfast, a hm s egg
The tab weighed l« poundi
measuring C by TIsMnrhes. "Well,
Baatmaa u*ik li home just as U
tbnt's nothing Such eggs arc laid on
from the water, chain aad all. ai
the cdHor's table nearty eren day.
m.^lately proceeded to Urea* It.
-B that an? Walt Inslijr Ibis egg
rpon opening J>to prite during the
as large." "Well.
proce*. Enatman waa aurpriaed to End I hat tent
hing T.TT unuaual. Frea amal! steel trap attached to the qi^olly
precisely alike."
qneotly heard^ensea
Y
chain and irmly caagbt In the jnwa of -8 that ao! Walt. Insld.the trap n amnll mnakml. all of which egg waa a third, but smaller, of
the ravenoua plekerel had awal
course." “O—Ah-well. that U a bit
Caipri Ototfne aad FaallMeRmofor a fact - -fi that ao?
ildc the third egg was a
Walt,
tWAMPgP THK OlRLt,
fourth." "What? a fourth?" "Yes.
air, a t rib—or the fourth—just at
trar Had a Busy Ttoie Yaalai^ you elect" ""8 that ao" "Yea. air.
IL Bw CHAPW. frtFrtetir.
that’s so ; but wait Inside the fourth
iaa WaMOnctoo 6<
egg wa. a ifih-or the ifth-just as IViwa lU
I the buateat day for you choose." “Well. HI be slammed!"
the CltUeoa telephone glrla that they "You ought to tHv" Wbea the Tribune
hare had la some lime and
teUs an egg atorr. It s !«und to be nn
eighteen hundred ctfto were anai
egg %forr aa*! a
aiory—no
The reaaon for this la the fact that thln-ahellcMl. UgaroeoUir. cartilagin­
there were many people In the city ous fake, of the aamesc twins order,
yeatenlay that were Idle and so tb^ to make your stomach dance and raise
tpent their time rlaltlng over the telf- a rebellion In the "middle aUtes." But
phone. The glrla were comfi
srati- Inside the iflh egg waa a. young
awmmped and were glad when night raltieanake!" "*8 that ro» "No. air.
came and are tfao glad that
ihai s not ao. Tbni’a a lie. but all the
|.\.urth only cornea once a year.
rest te true." Y’et. leavlag out the rat­
tlesnake and still this true story easily
dtatancea aud other henorlp^rotia narWALKKD HOME.
raUve of the season, for wblrk there
to the warrant of truth.—Detroit Trib-

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E.I.P0PE, A{t.
R. F. ennoi, 6. P. A.

JilVEI tUHU WMS.

rwmedtoa. ttoafaeea to caused by an la

..-jyssrsss--.

reaalU aad aalaaa the IntammaUoa
oan be token oot aad thto inbt fe>
itorodtoSU

moooe-bryaht.

Hmwa of tha Bride
J. Hodge aad Haiti
nailed la n
at the home
ae of the brUe,^n
1
Ureet at i o ckiek
of the Plrat
church The wedding waa a very oulel
aFaJr. onto the Immediate friends aad
a few neibhor* witneeeing the cmmony. Mr. aad hMra. Hodge will make
thetr home near *

Jli* a? toa*^are caused by eaiarrh.
which la aotkiag Mt ta lataamd eoadlMoo of tM mnooas
^MCH PARTY.
We wUI giTw One
yeaaecf Dial
------- h) that caaac, ----------------- Mr. and Mrs. H. tl Htfl I
Hal!*a Catarrh Cure. Mod for circaPriemlaTeday.
Mr. aad Mrs. H. a Hell are enter
^F^ CHBKKT A CO.. Toledo. O.
alag friends on Carp lake today
8oM by draggtota. TM.
. VO laaachea hare
Take Htflh FMtfly flHa
and the party to com
Mrs. J. L. Flack ot TUM. Ohto. wM
aiw IM gaeata of Mr. aad Mra. H. &
Htfl: Mr. and Mrs. Oeorga W. RaS.

SHOES

«TE arc offering tpecial
ww inducements on
▼ ▼ Screen Dotws.
If
you are in ncct! c»f anything;
to this line It wdl|ia) yxm
to call and uc what we
have to offer. y*ni : : :

Canning Time is Msfa,
Pmpart Vowrsalf Fbr ft.
'Fur a abort time, or uati far­
ther notice. I will M-II you Beat
Mason's Cans and CVners for

FRANK TRUDE

146 EAST FUir SHEET

ItAVE YOU
miEO THEM YETt

226 EbI Fni SImt

want Ada. bring Bit
TRY A RffCORO WAMT AD.

CLOTHING SALE

Special to the Rrenlng Record.
j
Korthport. M
r Ottlelly
ibald MrPbail
Ikr perlence Bund
t throe mllea out In
Mr. Matocn to making a call i
hen he-waa ready
happy coople
to return home, be/found that hto
horae and rig were both mlaalag He
walked the three mllet Into the Tib
D atoton
tag*. The home had
but bbad gotten tired walling and come

»,nt'!srrsx.'^?rr.
rsisr.fjs."Ki."^K

•’

Semo Doors
ELGIN C. LEWIS
BP-IUIIE
WiolowSereeos
CASH GROCER

H. a HaU.

DR. FEW’S

KIDNEY
backache
^^CURE

Jf rm
SptcUil J^igihis
Wa ara ctosiag out oar iaear-

Our Annual July Clothins: Sale
The Sale that puts money in your pock­
ets and good, first class clothing on your
back. We will sell all our Men’s, Youth’s
and Childrens’ Suits at Fifteen Per Cent..
Discount from our regular prices. These
are ail new goods; you can tell them by
the cut of the garment. Our goods are
all marked in plain figures; you can see
for yourself the remarkable price we are
making. Many of the sizes are broken,
but if we have your size, this is your ,
chance to get the best of clothing at a
really tempting price. Mothers will do
well to see our youths’ and childrens’
Suits. They are.the kind that will stand
wesu* and are made by the best of tailors.
Remember every suit will be sold at 15
PB GOT. mtm, from our regular prices.

We Sell the Bradbury, Jewett and Henniiig,.
Pifuio, and the Famous Farrand ORigra

HANNAH * LAY GO'S
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^ Iriterestin^^E^

,! m

HMMnT QUttJtV

ehuum

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and Auction Sale

SdcCNu^WciiesIg
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UPUTOflMANOSATarAOTORr :

FLO U R

^ Rare Oriental Rugs

MIOHIQAN.

TRAVERSE omr,

Itor Betas Exhibitai by lls at 216.21B Fniit sued

Wy

AL KtWS

mvu

*U*a Hto tkk.* to vast OB. *1 lafi tto

Sn'nSSiS

SOLD AT AUCTION

s*-S“‘Srr SK.%ji7a,r«Lrsj:
kappoBod to tkat octor U oaocar Tto
mf old faDoar aaaBi*4 pBoilad. Flaallj to
aavarad: 1 laoat kara apaot tkat
DoUakkr/ *
It to aoM tkat SoBator roirtoaka
^ look a drop of ll«aor la kla Ufa
r apUtoto. to
lor OQOH ad la hmnnj oppoaad to tto traat
Apkakit. Ulaet.tokaaBooaarora
i la tto oorr^**
^araoB vko traata. *Tkal raoilada bm
of a faOov arko Baad to UBval aroBBd
arltk tto boya.- asya OdIobH cafioa
of tto Artoaaaa Rapoblloaa. *Ha likad
traat, bat vkaa
Of tto latoL la a Kr«

9mn «te«M to spnto mUmr

ConneBclDg on Wednesday. Jaly 6. at 8:00 o'clock In the afterMon and continued 8 days only. The sale will be fffnducted
by Mr. F. Smith, a lecturer aad connoitsear On Rugs, and his remarks will be of an interesting, enteitaintng ami educative char*
acter to those who are earnestly endeavoring to master thu difficult subject. The collection will be on exhibition this evening from
7 to *. and on mornings of sale. As this sale is being held on account of our dissolution of partnership, and it being necessary to
retire a sufficient amount of cash to piy over the retiring interest, it necessarily follows that many bargains will result.

mrnr A4ansl Omti» W. a
Orto. -M« f tocnr of ao 1
itos to praHtimr tto SI

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Buchakian & Zambakian

rrr-ss2.5rir.rss3
. bi. to.1

i. i'r.4

■» 0«w«. 4MV II »ii. wr have baaa
frioada lOr OMtay yaan aad yoo kaov
my aljrla. Olra me a daoaat bo^
araet a toBibaUma orcc my Bravariad
pat oa It aa appropriate laacrtptkNL*
The frtead had a aaomre block of mar<
A**alSSto*tottar daeiaraa ttot blc placed oa the grave with ILeae
**
riraaidaat BlloC of Hanrard
ooa vordt na aarh aide: . *TbU la oa

PATRIOTIC
SERVICES

r a priac and every gfri a
la tklx
■ace. while In
mnxt oceapy tto xtatfon to which they
NIpbt Wat Mar Tarror.
were bora. The troaMe with too maay
-I VDQld ocMsb ocarty all aigbt
U that tbelr braJnx are located la tto
kmg,- orrllea Mra. Ctoa. Applegate, BTEINBEIIQ*k
GRAND
OPERA wroog place. Ii most be remembered
of Alexandria, lod.. **aod could hardly
that all tto poeltkmx moM be filled.
HOUBE WELL PILLED.
fr( any aleep. I tod
To be a drayamP U u boaorakle am i
bad that If I walked
be a baaker^ 'tU paaaiiU le fust i
hoaorable a^ . .«e a wboleaaler. Bv<

fl.oo botti
ottlaa of Dr. Klag'a New
dfiar tklnTt^ toara^/^lanaa^
wbollr cured me and I gi
par ttoa arar to toar bto. HN
adt.” It‘a abaolataly guaraaloaa. M rkdi. ao cohlTatad. teed to cure Coagba. Oolda. La Orippe. REY. J. W. MILLER AND REV. L. B,
DroacklUa
and sH Tbrloat aad Lung
iy khUiSu'!^ oata kUa la a
DIBtSLL THE BPEAKERB.
Tmoblaa. Price SOc aad It.to Trial
At a raeopcioa glvoa to Oaaaral tioUlea free at Johaton'a Drog Store
Ctoffaa to tto ainttlaMai of Poogb aad F. H. Uaada*.
rvi«M Wor«
toopaU tka caaaral told tkit atorr:
’'Not loac apo a aoldlar la tto rapalar
SHAVlNOt. Beutb Btot Liimbar
Now Suiitoy Momlne «l tto Bap.
atoppad BM OB tka atraat aad
tto Chwre^ Ra«. W. T. Wood.

Bring Us
Your Healing
ProUens

Round Oak
Furnace
Homiak A Uqr WacoaiiMIt
^b.tllik.

The UBloo paUlollc o<>nrk« la Stolntorg g Grand Opera Houao attracted a
Urge number of pmiplo Boaday even
#ng. 2iut prerSoM to the amrlce. a
toad readerod tw6 patriotic acloetloa*
ta froBi of tto opera boaae aad tbe
^lag waa opoaad with -Naaror My
Ood to Tbee.* played by the baad. Tbe
eoagrtuatioo tbeo aaag. **8taad ap.
Staad op for Jeoux." ThI. was folby a ferroat larooatlaB by :
W. U Laafmaa of tbe Flrot Metkodto
Tbe oerlptnro team of
Taagellem] ebarck. Ha
twelve of Paal*B letcer
to tto Romanc.
After tbe coagmUoa had ouag
-My ralih Looks Tp to Thee.- tto
eolloctloo for the ermliig wax lakco.
Rev. T. P. niom of ; tbe CkuTch of
Ckrtat mated
tag aad aald
tkow the mayor of the dty aad the
aldermeo tkat the people stood back
of them la any reform Awremeat. A
of Mlax Ota BmocL
Mra. A1
e A, Skeicbar
aad J. A. Snyder tbea
Rev, J. W.
Rev. J. W. Miller, former
icriy preaid.
tag eMm of tklx
tbea dellT.
ared tto Brat adi
___
He nald tkat If n amall boy wax axked
what tto Ftortk wax. to would xay.
ball mad lotx of fan
day of re

row SALS BY

Tbe Ftrartb lx a

Co^ Afeota. TtoVBtoa
day vrltb tto AmerkBB cWma bat
with erarr aatkm of tto world. ^

To Buy a Hammock
f^aCanptof
Ontflt-AIs.
^AByaMAU
Jliidstf
yl^Haidwrc
^ ''and the
Price Is
ttCht '
TENtS, 10X12, 12X14, 12X16

/

(in the store (ormeify occupied by the Grand Rnpidr Fnmitnrc Co, Toooelier Block.) The coUectioo embraces an assembUse ot
rare antitiaes. ooliecM piece brpiea in the interior of Persia, and include* Sanilc^ Schna*. Kermanshalra Lurittnns. Mira^*
band., ArdeUns. Idipnhnira Baku. Teheraiu. Tnbrn. Shirar. Feraghnns. Iraas. Mudtgnbad.. Sultannlmd* Turlw^ BoktoS,
Royal. Princesr and rare Khira Bokharas. original Antique Khilim*. Old Mounuin Kunkt. and other varied trearet. many o(n^
are cmirdy out ol the market today. The entire collection will be

ad dgara aad ara waot to tto fkaatar
nr. la tk» pm tmt Oahaato m tor H Aflar tto ttoatar va vast

aa«o It a dtr of troanatoao towiaaoi
toartT aaS at tto rato H la groarlw I
Mim ttot la ihlrtT raan todot U
ton to Ika aaiaf oooiMralal aaalar of
to# «oi«tr7 aa vaU ao tto Mgtaal la
tota ato totolattoL Wtot straa foo
tto dilaf adtaataso orar ChJeafo 1>
laa. *raka ttot avay and
tova to plar aaeoad Addk»

Ws Eni*,.

to ^
« ttotoUeTd
Ike divlae right of kiagx to rale. Laatard, tto dirlaa Hskta of mew.

Tbe

all maa to llto »mty aad tto pm

bat beea

aaawerei , wkaa

ckaace. tbe
have a graad cbance,
to be aaccessfal.
Rev. L. B. Blaaell.
After
-SunllghL- tbe Rev. U B. Blnxell
the rirat Preabyteriaa chorrh. delhered aa address. Rcr. Mr. BIxxell
took as his texL Matthew 27:22. “Whsl
shall I do with Jesus, who Is called
ChHstr That U the ooestion that
mate asked, not as a peraooallty. but
s« the representative of a nation
There Un*t a text in the Bible that
glows with good cmrenshlp a> that.
The snmllest American boy has ten­
fold the power that Pllsie had. The
MOBtJon for an la. -What ihall 1 do

oae la koaor of tbe IWk. Tbe par
able of tbe tea pouada was told aad
the Ptorr of AretoUas aasomlag the
mnx a* klag of Jadaa.

Abrahxm UacolB aad Robert
thought it 1
fort, bat tto 1
that
Almli
errat man Is h
tracing U. aocestn
aiK
back
fooiBd To this Idea the xpeakcr took
an exception, nltbougb bo said be bcIb ved in heredity and envlrooment
I perfect gift Is from
ither overhead: oven to the gift
of good parents. po*sn,ly.
Americans boast of tbrir
thrir prinrlplos
ns s people nnd as
nation. Read
their history. lxx>k nt their Infiuence
np.n the worn and nation* and th.put forth by
art St missionary
them
hem and It will be seen It has nut

kl^n ».*cnr**d hut
of the klndn ?*s of JeMis Christ. Sorial equality SB* dwelt upon at length,
Hr told how there was some dlssatlsfsrtlon l.v some that they ought to be
barons, lord*, etc., but they
the story of the yacht >hat bad pa««ed caliedbecame
4ircd of suylng here nnd
by when the Slocam was burning
Senator QubTr death was dlvcusiied.
back
to the DecU
aad to described the malign inflnence
the sutemcot. “all bora
that looked upon tbe govecamenf ai* a
In
Ingly
gain. Many a amn that take* Christ subject, xnd
nod
and In
1 closing this topic be
Into kiB family, be said. wUl take the
God bad given the prinripsl that
ttaad tkat Christ has nothing to do said
with tbe sute or tto state with Christ. all are i-qusl here. Rocause of this
the people have come
B-bat aban tbe American cltlxens do? splril of equality
In
—pul Him In tbe borne. \he family, the together
have
churcb. tbe sute and tbe nnUon untn These organizations
plishod much good and mneh harm.
nil become fll^ with CbrisL
R*bcn It is believed by a member that
Tbe Uw and Ue hlslo
the lodge I* a means of salvation or
this b a Cbristlan aatkm
tto ritual as equal to God. then the
lire BP to Its repouttoo. Some peev
>der of blunders 1* commuted. No
pie say -I bare ao politics in city elcc^
i1 or decUratlon liefore tbe altar
tions.- That b csommoo sense becaase of tbe lodge can bring anlvmtioo. exIt b tto oolT position aa American eept n man be born again—tbafs the
rttlMB CBB take aad answer tbe Qaes- plain declaration—heaven's declaraUoa. -Wkal akall I do wltb CbHstr
on.
He then said that “Peace has Its
Not the good will enter tbe kingdom
keroas as weU as war.- Wbat it need- of heaven but the saved. He sbowod
ad are heroes in peace. It has not how a life must be a good life to be
been loog siaee the clash of arms saved and. bow the two srere Inter­
nation, throogb woven. That the bleaslngs of frater­
do. Tbe Ooddeas nity. the blessing* of cltlaenshlp or
in danger when she has the blessiiig* of nntionsl life can save.
to lean on n bayoaeL becaase It it
The meaning of tbe words. “Occupy
ttabW to Pierre tbe band New York. II I come.“ was then taken up. He
Chicago aad Pkiladelpbb have been illustrated the phrase aad concluded
kmkad apoo as corrapt cities, but otb by trating that it aseaat to make as«
ara have beea steadily added to tbe 6f His bleaslngs till Jaau* came, and
Ibt. Tbe Mack bUgbt cf corruption the words. “tUI I come." sheds new
b more dangeroos than tto red flag of light on occupv. He urged that all
think of
as mlag «oday-w.
‘^t^kaTtow said tkat there would
havo bami ao war of tadapeadcaee If
day A happy life most be pare
kwera not for Hanrard oollegw Wbat and not the lloeotoas cm on earth,
but tbe pore one in bravco.
win lira as a
tbe force of life appeal to each,
k of peace aa weR as of aad not tise It for selfish ends aad use
ro^la
It b the bad citbeaakip of His bleMlags as thinking of His com
Ing even' day. Otherwise life Is rob­
ao good cltixea hot that has at boom! bed of ks sajaymewu.
time or other beon gollly of bad ettThere are queer Ideas of brotkermod. His meaning was to do good
or evir If a blow Is jstruck alamat
eklae akoald to deprttod of it. avfl
aa wen as mnuaty patriotbm b needed. Good mea are aeaded la tto poll-

Tbe bleaidBC of s«rb ooe. “
ill I come.- Use It In vNw

UNCLC •Aira LONa ARM

w Mw*| .pOT an
AalHiryM.E.
vhlcll ■ ClttoM or
Rapt. I. B. Gilbert of tbe Traverw
xxirtljr
oCorad
pri
__
____
*hy .4
MM •KhorUlM la Moiico.
Asbury M. R church Boaday
J R ViaMoi,. or MaiiavMa. fMo
morning. His subject was “Good an
zenshlp- and be Itmadled H In a very
able maaner. Buperlateadeat Ollbi r' s
address was listened to with dost- at l» SrtllU^ OoaliMla.^lS2^ST5U
teotkm aad was Instructive aad benellclal to all who beard It.
with a customer, a puUemaaa aotaiwd
fb« rtnrv. placed him oadar artuat
and tool^im before tto coori. wkara
EfiCAPED DROWNING
he was ordered to pay tto $fS tax Im
Ooly To DIs From Blew Qiv;
po*^ oa commercial travukno which
be bad soppbsed would to aoeepcakle
St any time duriag hb stay: Mr. Tto
New Yiwk. July
Rryslpelas re­ ccniy paid tbe tax aad was rslaMsl
sulting from a blow In tbe face has bat was rearreeted. agate
caused the death of Mra. Cbristlan
fiaed IlM for not
Gevstnan. who was rescued from the
He soagbt the Uakte
Itl-fslod steamer Gen Slocum Tbe
J D carothen. who aeat .
l.b w was struck by a fireman who res^ s note to the antboritles la which tto
cued tbe woman from drowning.
fart* wi-re briefir net forth togeUmr
Mrs. Uetsmnn Jumped from tbe bur with a very platn Intlmatkia tkat oarlcnne deck of tbe Slocum. She was
-een struggling In the water
a fire
the rescue
re*
Hi to tbe
He laki before Secretary Hay at Waahtaffwas caught by fhe drowning womnn.
who choked him with n death grip so
tenmrious that flosllr be was com
bat tbe most akket apols blow of bb fiat,
then swam
her to the shore. She was burrie.!
you thin? Would iron like to
l.i a bospllal. but a slight cot pro­
u and plump? Triad -teaghteg.duced by tbe fireman's fist
Idnt work-aow take Rottteter^
rr>slpelas.
Rocky Mountain Tea—*twl1I do tto
•vers a/e business. 2S ceau. Tea or Ikblate.
three

rLikfPft May Da

to 1.M0 a di
dered by tbe federal authorities wGl
begin within a few days.

Pik**.
failed
me."
aches

No Pity Eboum.
fate was after ma cokr. A Oullodge. Veril a terrible case of
causing 24 tumors. When an
BucklenV Arnica Salve cured
EQually good
9od for Barns and nil
and pains.. Only 2Sc nl John» tad P. H. Meads.

Frankfort. In

sssssLSnr-z^SiS
!»‘issr.ir’XTS-s
£urr;2^jgs£'«

He road tto aeriptara leaaoa barn
tto BfM pari of tto ataamoatk chapter
of IMka aad tto text ot tto aeramm
waa takaa from tto tklriaaatk verae
Bf tto lamt ekaj

^

‘I

AagoaL aad now has
that tto m&mth

:

tious seems to 1
gamailoa of fa
cooatry tbe dlsi
tioo has dbelo

but mue oppoal-

brtags bright eyea, red

Shortly after Issotag aa
11 tobacco most
Bs! boxes until i
ir store In Waahiagaad asked for- an jplecP'of bb favors
plug. Uke many Kentueklaas Mr.
Yerkea b fond of a chew at ttaacs. Tbe
salesman banded oat wkal waa or
dered bat wkcB tbe eommbsioBar trtod
to cut the stuff it crumbled luto dost
SL -Yea. It b pretty dry," said
aaa behind tbe couatar. -bat we
cant help II We oaad to be able to WEDDING
take a few pleeaa tml aad keep them
la A moUbmiaff ko#M aoma darned GIFT
fool up le tbe Interaal rwveaae oMce
decided that tknt was Ulagal and we
it do It any more. Beats all wkai
Idiots get appotetad to oBke.- -Well
that eertalaly was a tool raltag.- re­
plied Mr. Yerkea mMkly. aad be

aad other* aaj. wheo Laelr army aar.
roadered to Ora»L bat tka doom was T. Btoot of Ofaca ekmeb.
omM wkaa tto daeUrottoo of lade-

eatad pad tto aathm B»at oaa that tto
ckfld M odacaiod. Tram powm raaidor tto rint Baptbi ckmck. Owfag fa
la tto.mlad. Throagh tka mlad. tto tto day belBg ao aam Ito fboack and
imay ftanatira oat of tto otty tto atUaiiaisi vaawory omaa lev. W. T.
WooikmmB deUmod tto^ ammoa.
wkick was T«y tatarefUag aal vary

CHURCHEt TOGETHER

Lb«‘ preserrera are being added i

sUppad away wkk kb brittle pteea of

Uacx

^
f

iple happy. SS omrta..
Jokaaou's Drug atoia.

BMP to ;i

ii

ON ACCOUNT OF THE VERY BACKWARD 8BA80M

m OONNEOTIIN GDIITINe^^^^^n

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vrUPMtki ni IBM

lit t»

Mr

HfTHiii rrrt
Nmw4 Wm*. Ml. Mi« «•

wtfgg-ttcar.g’Tg^
Or. UiOm or SBC KapMa VM te tte

LrS

wm tte praoM
of VIMM*-----

Mmv

B« r«MM kli

5Ttr;?-3srrt;^ Srji^sjruri^s:
£S?£r^^-^ S5s.‘s^i*sa;.’£
,Mr—< Mn. Bnrnrnm ftaitack <H
tt« •tur
IW FtoJJf uull

mr—

Tor the Porch

tatW mates « terpa QaaaUtj at
•aaworto vara aac of. Tka lUaptey
vat aarj prattjr aad stmUj aa>agfa4
>y tkatenacrm
Tka ladJaa war »»mw w owiuma wy tnttr cotu«» u Cup Mu. wm
Bajr araa tha priacipal faatara oT tha
lay. Bte ladteaa. four kaeks aad two

Tfc. Fw» lIttVMM. roM 4U »o<

==;j«=2sj2:rjr?j2

_
_ raausue oaacr. Anar Toledo, who wlU ba their gaetea.
Mra. Bert Scheffer of ChaaaeU It la
arary daaea a eollaetloB vat takaa
tha ally for a Ttelt with bar
aad on Iba atea or thU
war«y of tha daaoa. rMarto; a kte
daaea aad raeaa coaplatad tha prtv

In tha araalns. thara
lliara vac a mli« . ?*"
batvaan aoma Trararta City yc
aMa aad othart fron Sattoat Day. ..
a crnta of nlrtakao Idaetlty at
ttaSaitSttW^ I rate vkaa vaa
■mf^ay^na
taaoaa had
had latnited a «lrt. and tha
fbi kaat aUrtod la tka
raagan got tha blame. Tha mott
- Tka Craacaat
r cff Blk Rapldt. J. K.-------------rloaa rcaulu vara ■offered by one
oat te tka af^
• aad wife.....-------......«d*Lam
Pred Uarrltt aad
tha Trararac City youag man. vko.
»ooa.**iU iki w„_ kad
__ <
r from Elk Rapldt yae
while rolling on tha ground wtUi hit
------ 1 the noarth.
oppoaaat. loat aboat eight doUara la ------ Among tha Tntme City people a|
chaaga from bit pocket. Tha crowd
«9aala& tka Ooteskla took
u aaotbaf picked It up aad kept It for tfcair

•”ro^ssxv^rri.u.
*iSr

i££r5:.-2sr^
jSftsirCisSSt: '

tkaa a rl4a oa tka wtamA mu#
Zm. M dJTvSM"^

vltk the day*!

rAS-£".sr2.."iij
mock graatar. Thara were a

----- JO aaoaatloQt but a program «
Mvaaglrea. The reeulu were a

Phot

SKL^VSTmL___

4aki waa varmly aTirted dinlag the

Neltoo and Arthiw WalL
A. O. Warner of North Cedar, who It
»g at Platte, rltlted hit family

<» Kin

nere w to
kave kaaa a parade te ike moreteg bat bom ffret:
IHrarai tka adfkaat of tke day. Later
tkart vaa a kan same betvaea Torch
Lake aad Kortkport. The latter woe
hf^ajaor^v^^to^^
a hot
tka Tarek Laka pa^W*Md
party from Norvood. la the e

srgLirsurpJSi,*;
sjraJSTc*x5Ss.s

Ktepeley.
There
Tkarr were
vara about two tkoeaaad ri

Ri

rre«.: and Back ef OrlBteal R^llean Tlcket-

Width" Length
tla of PeaaeylTaala. at the great war
The call for the llr« ____
■tate ooareetloa wat tigaed by 1
lU of Ue cxtenaloa of tU
of Michigan. Thlt wat a
--------- Ion bald at Jacktoo on Ji
ItM. oTcr which Darld 8 Walk

Two Lots of Cable Net Lace Cur­
tains in Arabian and White, pretty
cluney lace effects worth 3.00 and
3.26 a pair, while they last they
will be sold at

The L C>ja. A. society will hold .
tpecUI
wUI meeting
meeiing |n St Frandt ecbool

Ormed PIg-Chariet Hoeflln
Oraaaed Pole->Th]t ^ent wat woe
by Charlet Hoeflln and Mike King.

Sr^t^fSS!* *

•sw .»« ■rwuoni uumic me Ken­
tucky raids Into Can county garc him
national renown: and Lewis Clark,
said to be the origlaal of the character
of Uncle Tom In Mr*. Stowe s epoch
aklng novel.
The tickH nominated by that ooall-

Mtarasi

BRCVITIffS.

John Baldvln't

o/tu<-ii
\ These arc made from the bark of
POR^I I SHADES ' the Bamboo Cane and are there( fore very tough and durable.
All sixes complete with pulley and cord.

“**

Jump#—Ending broad, maniai are especially Invited to attend
utmd aad high. Loyd McDonald.
‘o tb« roll
Hammer Throw—William Wur* “uT^
^Tb^
Ball Oame-Klngiley C. CadlUa^* 1.
society of the Aabory %l. K. ebureh
Peueh.
^tdlh^n^^land. 4» ElmThe Bohemlaa picalc at P^________
iW buni fUt mllet •ouSJST of
Sr''*ElJS‘‘'aad^ mTr
I* city, lost a valnable mare yesterrtavdt were preaent aad all had an
sal wat worth over two
aioyable time.
The evaageUcal
I to the
leetteg alto drew a large crowd.
t^.. n-- n
Keala Mekaaa.
tips of Ora^.^ho*’wn**tSce pos-----ion late tbit fall. Judge Campbell.
tSth*in l^tatteTlSd a
tlm who
wat
one
of
the
early settlert te
aad there wat a large crowd at the rw
Elmwood townthlp. aad did
•ort. la the eventeg a fine dltptey of develop
what hat since turned out to
flrevorkt pleand all and during the
day boating upon the bay and other
porta were eajbyed.
A rnr «np. oa your dadtet
_
The athletic eveau moat have heeo
very good but at there wat no record
The bell boys at the Park Place ww teKkteo yonr fonUten. ..
^^a
kept a ^teOed^
detaOed report oaanot be dven.
d»t rmn, flylo, froa, the
-------- their uniforms yesterday. The
uniforms are blue with black braid
teklteiwcBful ,dd«l to ~cb tedJ.
«tol of water will tem |«|
they woaM come aad get the offer
teg. It li
irum t^uiac IB laeir auto­
vaaBtade
mobiles, The party oaaalated of F. J.
few dropa added to your bolted
Cobb and wife. Miss Marie Baxter. N
Beadon
--------- did Itaelf proad yederday
V. QarrUh aad wife, C. E. Hayaes and
la apite
tpltecof the rate a parade was keM. wife. Fred C. Wetmore and wife. The
A aamkar of orgaateatkma. floats aad crip over was made la good time. The
deoorated rlga made a flae ap
party aiade the retora trip thU morn
A fra dTBp. add«l to the water
aloag the Itee of march. The
jP^They stopped at Park Place over ^vklAwtedowsarctobrs
□f the day wat 8 a Baraelt
wtU aavr time aad labor.
Ana. Mr. Baraett deUrored ..
Th^ Rutledge stoek compaay went
Dip the flagsm to the oil aod mb
proprtau Fborth of July oratloo which
te throat to glrr rdtef from aom
‘ After thee ‘
■oags were

$2.00 a Pair

4 ft
C
8
10
12

■■

mtumi a

mm

tka nma tinra dOM llaelf prood te
IISMI utos tat ballM win te art
4nw wmywMn. TMn wwi 1 lire*
M HI b.4
Niwtaa By wat tetftten e( Uu «D
mat by ike Hoaor hand aad the visit
art aaeorted op tova.
wia a vary ealoyable af
fkir. Tkare vara a aambar of SoaU
ektvaa. tke teitfr aad kit vtfr
tea^ tke proeeaaloa. followed by Uh

tke klackantth. aadjt hwl m ^

______

ja-a.

_____

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ChaMn. torteaa a elothaa w

tf the mate
■amtatoai
■oMU a rteth with tbr an to eteaa
«k^ near tbt MIcMgah bsnkv aai tka Mak. UtL______
Mie a «aicf veddli«. Cader the
THE ETBAllB OOUmBU will teva of Oatarte Beeases are adt pabnu jnesnteu M NDwMwwua.OiDD- Itekad aafl afrmagers caa team
DD. Nonktewt tat Kortkyort Fotet dhoitttkemafvtesamaida. Mai
•wyteDtatestktewKO.. rkn.no4 Becvac aMate do a tkr1vli« kai____

BiteMteg kaskftri caaptea. It te atee a

g.?&a,sr.3^

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XMtaoaate^
MUtag that
« her wttk

X
X
X
X
X

8 fi............................
8 it..................
8ft................
8 ft..........................

............ $ 1.25
............ 2.00
.!........ 2.60

.......... .
Hft ........................... ........ .

8.00
8.50

Straw Porch Stats
Made of woven rice straw over spiral center coiU and
imitates a t^rjjct, most desirable as a summer cushion
for lawns, piazzas, cottages and outing uses,’

!6 Inch Diameter af $c Each

Qvs Brass matting
-This is 3 feet wide, comes in plain and fancy color­
ings, nothing likclt for hard wear; worth 60c yard, at
3Sc: G yards of this makes a porch rug.

%

Sale of Smyrna Rugs at $1.60

fi
fi
ft
ft

6x9 in Size for $2,2$
Also Crex Rugs fringed at 60c and up •

THE GREAT

Compulsory Sale
ENDS
NEXT SATURDAY !
---THIS WEEK will be the greatest week of bargains yet. Many lines aiw ^
broken, odfs and ends in every depanmeut. all of which have AGAIN BEEN '■
MARKED DOWN to insure their quick exit. There is no abatement in the ^
^THUSIASM of this sale.
Saturday the tenth day,
the first Saturday and at times even b«sier. Even with t^ur large force, Kores*

Down TO THE nUBE_.w .w....,

t3#ssT“S?«

<te. M

w « Id tMw lu Dte
>kD|»aD»W.

SflKdf

GREATEST OF BARGAIN sales
COME QUICK-

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tW MV Mkool iMUdtec
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T«»-4C«ilMn C^JFg^F^r

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A Cbicafoan In Pnrii* vrn* .... ,
lookinc at fbe Elff. l tow, r. r U.ti
vat aecoated tty an enthuabiattr
Prenelunan with. “Abl my friend, that
la a beantifni tower, and I dotiU very
morfa wbeCber you ha%^ anythlnc to
bent It In America.-’
9S84 84
-w
“WelL ntranjrer.- replied the CbJcaI 10 per
« « r-». “I rnraa tfa food for rrance,
hot In Chlcafo we bare a bulkUnc to
bish that we hare to lower the top at
Hecciired raymeot
SBCO^.^COc nl8hLthe top at nlfbtr replied
Bp order of Jena C. Peteraen,
Cbe rrrvebman. -And for what reaSont aDDolated by Baird of Bd
e City. Mich.. June
Jane 11. tpi.
Mored by Mr. Montasne that the m
Llmatc be noonpted and ndooted nad
in order dravn ftor the
Carried.
N^’l. UAtoa atTMt tcheol
To the Honoivlilo llajror and Board o!
BdocatSon; |
To 8 a Cole-A Ca. Dr^
To 806 yd». <>zcaraUaa at 15c. |IJ« OQ
. M24 cu. ft concrete at 16c, M7 84
> » plank frames at f2 60... 78 OC

r*'«?
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A ease came to ll«ht that for perautent and OBBerdfuI torture haa
rrareme aty. Mich., Jose H. 1804 perhapa nerer been equaled. Joe OolTo the Honorable Mayor and Board d

K^SSTS,“SSVS'gSS

Brlfbaa 4 Gilberts IntrodocUon to

dottan Kbool komit ttei I came acraaa Beetrlc Bitten and Ifa
you hare for sale with the Traewac the
sraataat medldae on earth for
City State Baak, ve will fate tbCM at that
trool^. A few bottlea of It tarn« h. 1. ^
__ ____ pMely reflered and cured me.** Jnat
I be neeepted and tbo report of

WHCN YOU AMt BUILOINO OR HOUtC CLEANING IS THE TIME
TO WIRE FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTS OR ELECTRIC CALL SELLS.
WE WILL SE PLEASED TO FIGURE WITH YOU AT ANY
TIME ON ANY KINO OF ELECTRIC WORK. LARO^OR SMALL.

J. B. PAIGE ELECrpfc CO.
IS5 Cana Strnnt.
Travwmn city. MloK.
Menbera of the National Etodrlcal ConUactora Aaaodatlon of the
Halted SUtea.

NOW IS
THETIME
to pot in yottr coal for next
vmicrand

SAVE MONEY
bjr lctth« « ddnrer diract

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OBPEST

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-IWITHIEJT..
m
4BS0LDTBLT MOkLEtS

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lEucniicinl
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ptOUm te rmiTCt wmi ptMwd <■ IK

Sfoki.liiii,lnK

J. M. FELL,
by Mr. OaiMr that the bovd

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COMMiaaON BROKER.

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tfioro to III tfie ouu tocototf to €mVOCtoil loti III oil pMfiM of tito oitr
>0 tWiWUfOOi to lomtoo. Itoiftotoly
to to yoor toteroot to ooo m boforo
looyrool

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JS±S«S«SS! C » Tw-'a.'S; -,. „ I Mm Fianlae Orser, of Boston, Mass, is
■as interesting to all women, and adds furdatr
proof that woman’s great friend in need is

Ofliti WIoTiw state BaiMW’g

BUGGIES
The public is cordially invited 'to in­
spect our lino of Buergies. We have a
fine exhibit and the finest Carriage
House In the state.

JOHNR.SANTH
leoBuiMtitoittl
O. R CAfiyAfI A %mo

After two ■»»■« «

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/lisri^ri^jfi-srces:

Barney Andersnn
STATE STREET

IFIRE INSURANa
L L A fOltOl«»dL

'

Very oioccfoly yoori.

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oSSSS Torn cnudtM. on
Moma, Mi aroMs wmM mm.

U Oanicr. Maota^. Palchitm and |
Ollrcr TSTpoorrltori, ., ..............
To 8. R Oolc-A Co.. Dr„
To KOO yd* cxcavatloo at
To 2.424 cu. ft. coocmc ai
To 29 plank framei. at $2.

.rntrira-iSia
1 m ABdrowto StMUlte Dotokoo

TtoUto

hJ8S5^-£Sa.‘^:s2r^
HSL22S^*s£;ser:s

ttoo sow oQkool boUdtac bow bolai
bout to Uw ftmrtb vor4 of tbta city

_

m. umMi mary.

A Chicaicoan In rnri* w ngiw Am j
tooAinjc at Ibi*
loorr. wUchi be
wai ar^trtl by an cntba«to*tif
rwnrhinan witb. “Ah: my frunid.tli;i

mnrh whetber yon bnvr nuytb
beat It In Amcrtio.*’
-WHl atranirrr." cepdwl the Chica.
goan. -I mnw tfa r»d for France,
1527 2C bot In Cblmyo ire bare a bnUdlni; oo
bigb ^t wr bare to tower tbe top at
Rcccircd raymeot.
8 n COLE ^CO.
-liower tbe top at nlgbtr rep»«d
By order of Jena C, Petoroc-.
Cbo rpeochman. “And for wbat peo
8opC appointed by Board of Bd
Trarerae Oty. Mlcb., Jane 21. iM.
MoTfd^ Mr. Moataicne that tte.aa.1^
'*
<0
Mored^y
<lood-bj--n»lcagi

•latent aad

T. O. NiCHOiaON.

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Brtgbaa A OObaffa totrodaettoa to
R

oamerdf

city. Mich,. Joae 12. 1»04.
lormbto Mayor and Board d
red 4a«afferaMe
tetlaaieiB:—If yoa wtab to ^iaee
aotbing re!
ewUre laaoe of twinty ibonaand me tboogb I triedaad
eremhlii* la____
.MOM) dollan acbool boada that I came arroaa Electrtc Bitter* mad Ifa
yoa baTc for aaJe with tbe Tratreme tbe
greatest akedtoiae on earth for
Clly State Banb. we will take tbe« at

___

K. aoftohook of tko Afrteoltml Oo

a« food fbr^rer aad Kldaey trooblaa
tef&t ba aceaptod aad tha repoit of Mt at tbe rate of 4 per eeat aad la- ^ leaeraTdebimy. Oaly Me. Battereat payable July lat aad Jaa. lat of ----------- naarmateed by iobaaoa'a
and r. H. Maada Drag-

r7T.r~""*"'
I %r Mr. Onmnr that
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assssx^'zss
rjMsrs.'srsa.o: ffJttK—
asi-i,, »_* - — ss^^rriJ:!!T
Qanter aad HoataBsa. (4.)

--------------roe -~waa05.»l.TlJ
»W-..*»»l.TU
Tbe arerage price of gzJO

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OW. Mwvm A-------

NOTICE
WHCN YOU ABC BUILOINQ OB HOUtC CLCANINO IS THE TIME
TO WIBE FOB ELECTBIC UOHTS OR ELECTRIC CALL BELLS.
WE WILL BE PLEASED TO FIGURE WITH YOU AT AKIY
TIME ON ANY KINO OF ELECTBIC WORK. LARGE OB SMALL.

^

A. D. TYLER
DENTjgT^-

J. B. PAIGE ELECTRIC CO.
1S5 Caaa Strnat.
" Travnraa City. Mioh.
Mraitwr* of tbe Nattonal Etoetrlral Contrartora Aaaortatloe of tba

NOW IS
THEJIME
to pot in rom coal tor next
arialerana

SAVE MONEY

OEAPEST
GIQIKST
S.NEALTH1ESL
*a*
*BSOLUmT ODOUESS

t.ioi-1-r
B

far Mttwg <» debrer ^
froB car to roar bios.

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WaHtfb MibeLLMla.
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r. Murraj.
dt that a
1 to b. D

SifiTfflSfi'ass

Mirod far CM ooBomatloM ood lows
of tM BUto of Mlddjoa to be toe
prsoetot to oM fai lanlooor of thta crete!**stSrareb brtto acrosa Board
ana lirer oo Pront btiwet la saM dty.
west of Pine street, was carried by tbe
totoa, ood tlae oo retorsd by low. rote of tbe tazpaytac ctotora of said
Md tto Uw iflUl todebtotooe of Mid elty. sotme at tbe eleetioa held lor
that purpose oa tbe titb day of May
1904. to wbereas all aeeessary p

sat:r^3s.5?r^.4stts

m

tbe^ianm
tbe*baB!SS^3 ibe^Sty
Trarsrse Ctty for tbs sun of N1

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to tbe

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^^MeopMiad

■s-ireas-ff^^g
a.-?!i-s:a%r

IMl Rcsolred. by the Council of ih '
cliy of Traverse aty.^^MlAifaa. that

water supply and fire protection. anU
that It U Beceeaary and expedient to
i tbe faith of tbe said city.
tbe sasB of Tweoty
for aucb porpoee.
pd Purtber,

sue of tbe bonds of said dty, pleddax
lU faith and credit for tbe payment
thereof, shall be submitted to tbe taxpaying electors of said city, at a apedal election to be held at tbe Bnslne
House oo Cass street on the 8tb day
of July A. D. 19«. and that the polls
of aald election shall be open from
oclork p. m- until 7 o’clock p m c
tbe same day. and the aald specii
elecUoo U hereby called aocordln*!:
and the City Clerk is hereby Instroc
ed to cause notice to be piren there­
of by poetlnjt at least ten days before
such election In six public places In
aald city, written or printed hand
□f such
e and place- of
of money In be
Comaxlttee oo Ordlnaaoea.
Mored ^y Aid. Olbbe that the rec. . e for which It is
oiMi^^nn be adopted.
to be expended, and also to cause said
jOOh to be L
2^the newspapers publUbed lo aald
Moved by Aid Millar that the reaolu
tloa'be adopted.
Carried
Yeas—Aldennen Bingham. Dockeray

Murray. Orlal and Wilson, (9.)

K asris^r-

I^mSooMmM mM OMCtel Moew

iffiHl

lwf^6«iU«Da>:-W.. roar wualt
Third Ward fiewer Lateral.
tee oo streets and walks, rsapectfany
report that we bare looked over Maple
street to would reeommto that the
The 5^*oTS!?Ji«e°Cl5r*!
same be opened and that a csoocreU
<d at a regular meeUng of
culrert be oaostmeted with aa openlaf
fist. Mtot roadway, dtot walks; the aald coanell. held May U 1904. I
tto^cMcU
councU that ^It^w
t^d^efi^ la the ends aad resolved by this
located M Mretoaner sK forth and ^

^B^£SS“£‘«S!^.UweC

AM06 BL BnfOHAM,
Mouui by Aid. Oinett that

*ts

WAIT DESAtTIERT

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third addlUon.
Lou I to 92. block 4. Perry Hanuah’
Urd addition.
Lou I to 42. block 9. Perry Hannah’
xvmd addltloo,
l^s 1 to 42. block 4. Perry Hannah'

City n<‘rk of Trareree CUj.

nghsm. Dockera). Gillect, Gibbs ttole. Millar.
Morrmy. Orlot to Wlleoo. (f J
Baoorta of fitoodiof Cewimittse
Trotretae CRy. Mich, line 90. 1904.
To tbe Hoaoroble. tbe Mayor to Otf
Coaadl of •*'e City of Trorerse
City. Mlcbito:
1S37. Oemtoeo:—We yoor oomml
tee on orfilooncea rcapectfuHy report
ibot we bore bod tbe bicycle petlUoo
which was referred to us uader coo
alderotloo. and woold reeomineod ibal
there be a section toed to the bicycle
onUnaaee graBUns tbe prlrrllefe lo
fl. f to. plpo ot 18c..........M7fi 00 ride cm all walks oo streets that are
oo t lo. Ys with plofs
not pat^ed. from 8 to 7 a. m.
BesMcgully mb^M.

r«U of t Mr OMt Mr oma. Bold

aeened la said roU. the

rSSiiL;si.-Sd«:

te or 11
demand, tben to to
and collect tbe m
sale hr tbe goods to (
to to pay the aaMuat ao c«4
nto tae treasuiy a to eity.to
aald roll to wartmal togetbm
with bis dolags tbereoa oo tbe firal
to^Mch day a Aagust 1994
Renolred. Faitber that cay or all ai
rCWkofTroTe^Ogr^
Uoo of said seweV, to that reS as
to the
bonds, tocetber witb tbe latereat tbere- charter and or laaboea of aald dty by
City.
oa. sball be a ralld cdalm asalnst tbe tbe saperviaor
-Ung as a hoi ^”*0^
said city until paid la falL
Tbe iota and
by Aid. Bhuthaai that tbe
Lardle that tbe
-Ing deacribed’tooUo^:*** ‘
be adopted.
Lois 1 to 42. block 4. Perry H

d by AkL Mlllor ibol Ibe fora
I be odopced os rto.

»^!K*£Ss
::z.’s:s^vs^it

^L!Lr^

teed to teans tbe bonds of tbe oily of
Trorerse Olty. Micblfisa. to tbe aawoat
MlekKoO.'Uits
,2.^U^rs?
first do7 of of Nine Tbottsasd DoUara. la tbe de
oooitaftloo of one tbousaar
'
eaeb collate of laterast I
ceed.......... per oeal. per aaann. pay­
able aantoaaally. and that tbe full
tallb to credit o ftbe said city Is bere-

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t JM tl. tnKhlac u>4 Md^Utitf
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that aald aewm

bte or tbetr

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tbe aald Board of Public Works dM
msec pursuant to aoOce on tbe ittb north line of BU
day of Jane. 1904. at the oouadl
be to tbe 2M^tob«w
roans la nid dty ut 7:90 o’dock la
tbe aftenooa to bear any and all objec. tobeMMbm
tkma that might be made by pardss
Interestod with resped to aald sewer,
to wbereas do objections were
arruat to aaU ■■■mumill
ruction thereoC

the alley between Ninth and T«
streets, nmntag east to Dohen
street, with 9-lncb pipe,
Begtealag at Wadsworth street

Lou 1 to 17. block «. PWT7 Hannah’^
[-oottd addiUon.
Lots i lo 21. hlo;^ 7. Perry Ham
Lou 1 to 91. block 8. Perry Ham

5SS: EjAa.as-sis«r£r

BS--

1547. Reaolved by tbe (
tbe ^y of Traverse '

second tnatallraeot for tbe special asBoaaaBenC for tbe gtotag. M^fof 9ad

taMM ti!l!ia'^£rJSM‘SSuSl
. aad be It (Bri
dved. That tbe 4

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11*w’to*5uttS potos!^' ^
T
BewPtstilet no, L
roll. I
Moved hy Aid Lardle that tbe reao- cjiy treaanr
of the per*

m

matoag^to
» to set <

Bingham. Dockeray,

f his or Ibelr nai
in case of his or tbdr
in case any person named in to roll
shall neglect or refuse to pay hit or
Ibelr asaeasiaeou upou demand, tbmi
1H4- Whemas. by a r
to levy aad collect the same by dU^
louncil of tbe city of
tress aad sale of the goods aad chalduly adopted at a regular mseUng of tks of aald person, and to pay the
Ksld council, held May 29, 1804. It was amount ao collecisd into the treasury
resolved by this council that It was of said dty. and return said roll to
' to construct a newer lo be
heated as beroinafter act forth, and
of the dimension* specified, vlx;
Beginning oo DIvialoo street at the
rlley between Eighth and Ninth
reel*, running south to the alley be- tamed as aforesaid shall draw tatorast
reeo Twelfth and Thirteenth street. ar%e rale of 5 per cent, per ananm
Ilh 12-lnch pipe, and the Board of computed from the first day of August
iblic Works of aald dty was directed 1904. to tbe date of paymsoL
Moved by Alderman GUlett that tbe
cause diagrams and plaU to be
ade therfor. and to procure estimates r^utlon be adopted.
the cost thereof.
\>lir-^ldermen Btoghaas. Dockemy.
1i\T>erms. the aald Board of Public
Work* did oo the 20th day of June Gllleti, OIbba. Lardle. Millar. Morray.
1904. report to the cHy coundl tbe OviaU. Wlto.--<9.)^^^^
estimates of the cost of said sewer
being the sum of Nine Hundred Dol­ 1S4S -An ominance amending oectlon
lars. and whereas the said Board of Thirty-one of an ordinance heretofore
Public Works did meet pursuant to
notice on the 18th day of Jose. 1904.
the council rooms in aald dty at
and I
0 o’clock in the aflernoop to hear
ftalB atroeu of Trarerae tniy.
r Md all objections that might be
tbe name of Tbe Trarerae aty
A Peninsula Railroad Company, and
defining lU rlgbU. duUes and privilI of Public
tiem thereof, a
1 that aald
Sec. 1. Be It ordained by the coundl
Works hsvtng
of the City of Traveroe atr, that oec'wer

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Works be and tbe same hereby U ac

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Boto^ ^bllc Works of said dty was be paid from the general sewer fund, pmiy. to dsfinlng lU rifibta. di^
to prirllegeu. be to tim ym berw
> to plats and that tbe
by te amended to rto aaWowa:
to proeare _________ _____pr, being the sum
to^m^aito then
of Seven Hundred Fifty Dollars of the
eof. be paid oy to void If aald graatoe. bte
tbe foDowhsfi MDa. repoK tbe wose
to be made upou
eorreet. to reewamto that tbs saiM
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dty by tbe super
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