The Evening Record, January 28, 1904

The Evening Record, January 28, 1904

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

Issue of "The Evening Record" Newspaper.

Contributors to the newspaper.

Microfilmed reproduction of this newspaper issue is held at the Traverse Area District Library, Traverse City (Mich.).

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

1904-01-28

Traverse Area District Library, Traverse City (Mich.)

Excluding issues now in the public domain (1879-1923), Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. retains the copyright on the content of this newspaper. Depending on agreements made with writers and photographers, the creators of the content may still retain copyright. Please do not republish without permission.

None

PDF

English

Document

ter-01-28-1904.pdf

Grand Traverse County, Michigan

R-u3
'^'M ^

rrr
___________ _

THE EVENING RECORD

I YESTERDAY’S ISSUE

TRAVERSE CIXT, MICH., TllURSnAT, JANUARY 28, 1904.

3
DISCUSSED
AT LENGTH SScSj^rd
TpTolX
prtipf^r kKks
CAUSED CONTENTION

:'i;:

:

»o©r oijEcnoMAiLE
ORDERED

RIGHT FOR BUILDING

.

AT WOIK IN A FEW WEEKS

CHANOEO

TWO BUILDINGS'

COPYRIGHT BOOKS

Court Room.

that are pe

The party of ibe Baales. which was
By Wire to the Evenlna IJ-^ird
to fhavc been piven February 9. has
London. Jan. 2«.~Thc Inquest into I been pust|ioord until February 1C, afthe cause oC tbe death of J. Whit
Ittakcriler which time they mill ^ivc partlcv
Wright, the noted Snaneler. war held}ev«r> two week*
today. The verdict rendered declared |----------------------- 1

~ srs-Hihrsr.b*;:

p<4»o while Mtloc Inneh In ihe
sulutlon room of tbe court.

48 BELOW
AT BESSEMER

1

BRIDGE WAS
DESTROYED

;#ll——,r;.s

■:y

H. B. STRONG SAYS THINGS LOOK

SEVENTH YEAR—2092

THE WEATHER.

Wright Took Cyanide
Eating in tho

claims and accoantf was accepted and DETAILS WITH LOCAL PARTIES
tbe bills ordered paid.
SAK> TO BE ADJUSTED
Truant Ofioer Marvin rvp.»rted that
be bad traveled kS milcw durinit the
month, visited tbe school* Cl tlmea.
visited 23 bornea. found 7 inianls and
■ Returned to Cincinnati To­
delivered n packajce*.
A le-Ufloo. aisned by 2o taxpayer*, day to <
asked that T A. Monroe U* appointed
COLDEST IN THE HISTORY
Financial Part of Traverue CHy
aa JaaHor of Ibe proposed new Fourth
COPPER COUNTRY
A Pcninaula ProJocL
*OtKer BiMincM.
ward acbool boose. It was laid on the
table
A >mmmoBk!atlan from the depart
The profMiaed oea Fourtli ward ment of public Insirurilon. from Uk
orses and Cattle Are Freexing to
« for the c»m*uibmallon of the proj
acbciot bulldlnf t« a Ume of e»mtenilon o«CN. of 8iip»rlnlendeni IM.^ Fll
for an electric atreet railway and
Death in Barn* and Outdoor Work
for the memlier* of ibe boanl of edu asklnit that the local aup«*rlntendenl line to Old Mlaaion are completed to
ratUm. and now that lluy bare four
1* Suspended.
auch an extent as to aasure tbe build
plaas, submlttod by arrbitecu. they
Ing Ilf the line the coming aumraer
are unable to decide which they want
s^latbm. to be held In
H. B Strong, the contractor and rep­ Special to the Evening Record.
Many tblaiu have to be considered, lanta. Oa.. Febnian 23 24 and 2:.. v
resentative of the Arm who la to banBessemer.
Mich., Jan. 2S.—The mer
and there aeema to te* one too many placed on ffle
ad <of tbe enierpriae.
/He the financial end
for them. At a reifular meetlna of tbe
baa been in the cityy ttwo or three days cury dropped to 4% degree* below xero
hoard last erenliic they spent nearly
K. Gibbs, tbe preal- here tbU morning The weather 1*
an hour and a half discusainc tbe
Mr. Strong left tbe coldest In the history of the coprounrty and great buffering ba*
plana, and Soally aettleS the matter
i. where be will P4T
for the time beln* by deciding to ask
he flnancler- resulted CatUe and bqpie* are free*wind up the deUll* for the
Ing to death In the farmerj.’ barns and
C. }t. Wall. City Ensineer Caldaell
Ing of the project. «e stated
ictlvliy has !»een lempoandJhtif I B Gilbert to go over tbe
varloas plans and make a re<
tbe local parties interested bad been
aatlsfartortly adjusted and that tbe
This task of recommeadatlon was ONLY STRUCTURE OF ITS KIND completion of the detail* of the flnan
BURNEO TO DEATH
W-fl to the city committee on bulIdtnK*
cla) part only remained He will look
DEMOLISHED
and grounds at the Hist regular meet
after the matter Immediately, and has Three Children Lost Their Live* in a
^g. and they nuule the f.dlowlnr re
Tenement House Fire.
akKiiN-d the interested -partU-* here
that active w<»rk will liot lie long de•tkniletnen-Your r^mmilUee on Freight Car* Knocked the Spans and f. rr. d *He In llevt-s tliat In five or six Bq Wire lu tii<- Kv«*ttini.: l{ccor<l
buildings and grounds, to whom was
New York. Jan. 2S — In a fin* csummI
seeks the enterprlie will enter the
Steel
Girder*
Sagged-Llne
I.
referred tho competlUvc designs for
by an overheated flut* in the bas« m»*nt
practical working ostage
the new-acbool building proposed to
Blocked Completely.
Mr Gibb* I* satUfled that the d<*al of a tenement hou*e at 211 Madison
be erected In the Fourth ward of this
1* prartirall.vsrlosed. and a* a liond has ►tr»-ei this morning thr«'e rhtldrtm
city, would re*p4*cifiiUy report ax fol­
nln-ady iH-enfll.Hl with the city, guar- were buni»-d to d«'aHi The dead an*
lows.; We have taken Into considern
ani.*eing the ^completion of the line. Sarah <
e following p>lnis. which i»4‘r
It i^ expeet»Kl that Immediate progress Cohen,
tain
Ibe Interior of tb.- Imlldlng: lrf >.He bridge in America to Im* l.ullt will
l>c the result of Mr Strong’s visit. aged :
curve, that of the Ann Arlior rail-,
Finn .eniranc«-«
setMiid. ctvrridorx:
Win II he ha* rei»one«l d«-flnlu*ly as
across the Him.n river liero. h
third, (fairway: fourth. evil in «ase
ROBBER WAS SHOT
the tlnancial arrangemeni*. the mat­
Ilf Sre; llfih. liaM*nier.i plan: sixth ar.vkeU Ta,o spans w.-nt out ymer- to
ter of a public meeting to raise the
flrat flour plan: sevi-nih.
vmd IliKir day afterntion. carrying lo car* of a
Unknown Man Killed i I Two Other*
heavily loaded fn*lght train with i«. A
plan: eighth, lichtlng: ninth,
era* room: tenth, teachers’ lavatory
By Wire to the Evt-ning Ri*cord
and dost; eleventh, teacher*’ supply
closet: twelfth>glrU’ lavatory: thir­ entirely* clear of the ties and raUs
St. Louis. Mo. Jan 28—A robU-r.
teenth. boys’ lavatory; fourteeiiih, There gone, the car* *agge<l and
whose name Is unknown, wa* *hot and
foot warroiT*; fifteenth drink Inc foun- knocked out the cm** girder* andkilled early tbl* nu»rnirg by Dniggift
<»sened the sIcm*! side* of the bridge
tains
Paul W. Didchmapn wb<»*e store th**
HU they fell. The niad will h,.
rot the total ir. iNiintM we have deburglars tried to rol. Two ..ther rob
rldiMj lint 12 {Miints have Imh-h woo
• by the dt'fcign iireseniiHl by W. A.
lX>an We ran make no unanimous
’THREE FIRMS- WERE BURNED! ^T^ere will U* a^bpecial ronvocaU.m
report on the recommendation of any
OUT THIS MORNING
plantt pnnenleil. |signed!
A- M-. ihi* evening Work ‘in .m“
degree
the middle sections are of Iron
’F H
iron part . was consldere.1
”T Ci Nchnlson”
Family Has Narrow Escape^ From
enough
to
stand
extreme
The UuiMl. as a whole, did nof ei-em
* of;
Death by Suffocation. But All EsV4TV anxioiiH to tak* any •leilolie riep* WA-aiher and w,*igh
on iJiU rein.rt. slibotiKh they areepted «in*l» ling of 29 eai>
bridge y«*>*tefday
li and placed it on file
FnK^edlng all the dliicusslon. Jen. C. either kpread or was nvenurned and
Evening Ht'cord .
iNMenen un.l W. A Dean, the fwo an b- ine ran. weiu off the track a* the en
Hell. Osn. 2k - A frame
c plans are Ismur e»*n Id- eiue* puMt-d and shove«|. Suddenly
I by M X**l* .III South
ban any «if tji, others, w. re the north p<irilnn »if the lirlden for r.
t'AN TKi.i. von or run
two epauK. rollii
and Jame* -‘ire. t. wa* tle*iroy.*i! by fire
-tiijtt. and Isith explained
tumbling. The calKj
cm-! shortly^after 1
their pi
nnl drawIncH and spiUe
.MANV GOOD QCAI.ITIKS
itlng the mm.luclor and
“bf Ibe I
lais that they had euiPOSSESSED BV THE HIGH
* only three car lengths i
I the
bodied •
other drawing- Mr.
GRADE
rhasni
A
ctnipllng
ve one
OB .»f the stewe*. lost a part
Pelerwen had other ptan.-<. ‘with imengln.
n*ver*4*d his bictimiv of their honsehold gtsids.
pnivemenix. that h.« explained, and
I* cafsiose and throe
’The losses arc a.* fullows: M. Zds.
was also perff'Clly willing to dmls.ly tlve and drew
oway fn
.danger Ten dhrs on bnildlug |2.Jitui, insurance |9(K);
them In hi* present drawlng-s if Hu*
I'd Into the rlv«*r, and a car was Shot-’s Racket Htore. loss |3.00tt. Insusp,.uded at each «*nd of the opening suraiuf-tl.iMhi; Drown’* Candy
was sniasb.*d
Eight cars cm- loss 19'hi. insurance jr.tui
•d tnerchandisc. one -rosl. one sons meat mJrk.d the l.i
PIANOS AND ORGANS
HK
The 10 and it wa-M fully insured
m-«*rc SI
ed to 1
l»> have be«*n
KNOWS WHAT THESE INThe fire is lH*ll.*ved
b
verv nipcli In tavor of
lie Ann ArU.r
i
omclal* lmro.M xtely
I T*y an .iverlieab'd stove, which
n* For a few minutes
STRl’MENTS ARE AND WILL
menretl to make arrangemei I* to
after the st.vre had been
rather a blah tenwion
NOT
HESITATE
To
TELla
for
the
passenger
iraffle
The
betwt>«*n the archiiecl and them* mem
YOU OF THEIR MERITS
The Connelly family I a a narrow
iM-rs. hut the balanN* of the iniard had traveling |>.‘..ple wilt In* iransfcrr
a quieting effect and InHuence*! them
^rtl «*>ica|>e from death by suffocation.
FaA>ORY PRICES AND LI Ik
oi the City, and vice versa, and th«mgh a* escarn-d uninjured
Ui gAe Mr IViemen an opis>nunity to
ERAL TERMS
1 servic«‘.v.lIUH. uninterrupted ex- nelly V UW..S i*1alxiut I2tk!
make «Mii spec I first ions m<. ai'cordfng
for this Melay until the bridge is
to the letter sent him. Mr. Petersen
1 It win probably u- in day* Inaaid lu- did not u
that spiH-l
even a safe temporary structure
y the draw
can be made to sustain tiu* weight of
the trains In the mesmlme. Ihe qmnu
un as .the tv
129 Front SL N.E.Slronc,acT.
tlon «>f how to handle tho freight I* a
Memb4*r Fo
problem
andI ssaid that Mr IV
tng a flat roof was why
on buildings ami ground* c«»uld not
. WASN’T BUILT WHEN H.
unanimously agree, but for himself he
In favor of the flat roof. tCk was
E. TAYLOR CAME
also Mr. Nicholson He said that some
of tbe Fourth ward in-ople
ported to the flat rtiof.
_______
..
j Neither Was '
' Mr. I>ean advanr*‘d as bis
in favor of a flat roof
water
fnnn tbe roof wi
pa** dll 1 PMkv. 26 MORE WAITING AT THE BOTinside
buUdlng. emptying into tbe
TOM OF THE SHAFT
aewen
‘
*
flu*h them.
There would
Special to tbe Evening Record
water diipping from th«*
to make the
Kalkaska, Mich., an 28.—H. E. Tay­
ground near the
ding damp snd
lor. one of
tif the oldt'st sett
settler* of thU
altan
•Where Awful Sights Will Be Found, couniy. died this rooming, at the age
motion
of 62 y« *ar* Mr Tayl<»r came to this
as Explosion Occurred there.
“ yior* ago. Ix'fore this
county
wlllage wa* plati
with some other dUh
dUInlereritsl By Wire to the Eve
ar north, he and
R A 1. wa* built
iy. Me uber t'oote then took the
ked from 'Trav
hi* father having
after this motbm was
lead, four mile*
iiy to his ho
erre Cii
1 said that he conridered the
’ here. He i
were
killed
In
the
Hanrlck
mine
It of place at this timt*; that
have
bepn
taken
out.
and
26
are
at
the
rwts had acknowledged the
ions did nut accnmpanv the bottom of the shaft rwady to he
plana, and he thought it Indt^r to Uy brought up. It was found necesaary to
the matter over a week, so that all the suspend Ihe rescue wairk. owing to the SEPTUCEMAIIAN SUICIDED
architect* would have an *»pp<inunity crowdtHl condition of the Improvised
to make addition* to ibelr plan*, and
Peter Home Elliott Killed Himself
If tbe board should consider tho flat
With a Revolver Today
roof building not suitable, thls .will
Alpena.
give Mr. Dean a chance to make new
EXITS

Kiv,

A dlMmloo r«nUi«|. as It
thonght br mcm^ tliat it m tbr [
or Uw ImUdins lunMlcirB. vblch the
ooandl baa ordered to make aa ln«pec
ikm. to make a report. The nwmben
tbooictt it better not to wait for tbetn

IN

DOARO or EDUCATION

FOR
RAILROAD

SUldDEllATLUllCH

LUDINGTON
HAS A BLAZE

*“*'= **

*“
__________

20D2-31

Cold Weather
necessities
at
Profitless
Prices

KIMBALL

WALKED TO
W. W. mm COMPANY
HOMESTEAD

Ul BODIES
RECOVERED

^*Mraber Holdswortb was not in fa
FOUKWEU KILLED
TOT of this, as he said It would give si!
a chance to embody all the good points
tn their plans. At this time a vote w a*
taken upon Mr Prall acting a* a Judg
of the plans, and the vote resulted in
Member* F<v»te and Nicholson voting
’’no.” with Members Moffat t. Chase.
Holdaaronb. Garner. Meads. Fairchild* By Wire to the Evening Reconi.
Brownsville. Pa.. Jan. 28.—Four Hal
Bad Johnson, voting “yea.”
IM laborer*, employed In sinking an
Mr. Foote then wanted Prof G
as a member of this oommlttee. Tbe air abaft by the Briar Hill Coal Co..
two archltecta preaent aMo wanted tbe
appointed fU this time

a^ed^‘”5t.cerintrr^^^

I tt» ai>aell as the
with lYof
*r of the cone
Fuimral Service.

Park baUdtag. he RAld, the
w«re 4 fw’t II f

Sheriff D G. Chandlar ^

1 nurun. wuiuinuru

by shooting himself thiyogh tbe tem­
ple. Ho was employed as hoslJer by
Dr. Cameron.
STATE TAX COMMISSIONER
Mortgages Being Taken Off'for State
Board of Aaoeerera Next Spring.
rrmcncau. a state tax
Leonard
Is In the city today.. He

Wilt Glva Party.
The girl* of the Clilaena' Telephone
exchange In this city will give a party
lo their friend* at the Academy Mon­
day evening.

MONEY

WF. WANT VOUR
MONEY:
W% WMi H Bma

We’re overitocLed irilh Aoe ne» Suits, OiercosU, Ulsten,
•onowwearci^KtodoK them out AT ANV PRICE.

S5.00

Several handred pair of

'TorRlZ."”

$1.00
$7.60 Reefers (

HHVK A HT

SHIRTS
-Beat" fane}- with
two pair of cuff*,'
.................. 1.D0.

$5.00

98 c
Woi.icn'. Sl.a.--. an.r $1.00
.lulicttM cut to

REAL RFXIABLK CI-OTHIERS

75c
Woiiicn’t icit

cut t.,

75c
Women'* felt »Ii|.|icrs cut to

37c
Men's fell slippers cu^ to

37c

WK

ffrix

01.0

01-101

S H U S HI N E
That's the shoe polish that everybody lays is the beat
have plenty of it now. It came by cxprcH

Wc

ROWL.AIMD 00LJ01_ASm
New Shoe Store.

Most women
want

Oppoaite Hotel Whiting.

CUSTOM SAWING
PLANING
TURNING —

■if:’!

comforUbIc.
but ^il want

ones [

GLORIA
iPsscr.TE-VAi>r<

sure:

All Kinds of Mill Work
Sash, Doors and all kinds of building
Material at low prices.

Trayerse City Maniifg. Co.

FRANK FRIEDRICH & CO.
Th- N-w HUnd. Xi-: Front Hirm :

DURING OUR BIG
CLEAN-UP SALE

By Wire to the Evening Record
Alpena. Mich.. Jan 28—Peter Hume
Pd 73. who 1

MONEY

<"•••••........8-50 Buys a $ia00

Womm-s $1.60 ftney^wum
!mci! lulicties ml i?>

80 SAYS E\'KRV-

CITY BOOK STORE

Men's one buckle arctics cut to

THE MAN WHO
OWNS ONE . . .

f

“THE WHIP HAND,*’

IS A mmiDAK STORY Atv’D A GOdo ONE
ONE WHO HAS READ IT. TRY. IT.

RECORD watgr so

:£!

".r{

That new

NOW ON. all broken lines of
Men’s Suits and Overcoats at
lower prices, real values con­
sidered, than you have ever be­
fore known. -The man who
wants torinake his money go
far will.appreciate the splendid
values which we offer in this
most important Clothing Sale
of the season. All through the
store the same low prices will
prevail on all lines of Winter
Goods. FOR THE BALANCE
OF THIS WEEK ::

One~Two~or
Three of a Kind
Men’s Twenty-two Dollar
Overcoats
Going at

' $15.00

-

Men’s “Warmback” Reefers.
Double from the waist up,
Going at
•

1 -4 OFF!

,

Men’s Fur Coats—
Best MadeGet Prices on these* v
and Other Winter; . "
Goods....

■

HAMILTON CLOTHING CO.
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

r

THE EVEXrCC r.ECOHn. TR.\VERSE criT, VTCH., THTRSDAY, JASOTASr S8, l»0k
-

THEEVENING RECORD

........

■. ■

n,=

NOW IS M TONE

mrnmrnwHW
Tim T.

W. HANItKN

4. W. HAMNCfl, Mlar Mi Mm«v. _

ma Ooodi of

KcoUKkj c»

aboo^tte cyniHiDB oT Um> rural frae

ilalaters

In

Decatur

are

naamd

n*iiisiaB? iTloir?
*
km tke bmd*la"eiadlilly ^sptod

itoTHB meat uC the aenrkea ot this rta;
or aaeo. '‘Aa a claaa.** be xaya. -there
are oo More faitbfbl OMptom li
anay oT rural earrleia They p
tbelr datlea with great ftdellty.
tUnee noder maa iryla* c
ataacea. eupoolally during a«a»
tbe year wbea the weather la aer
aad ta aactloaa where the road
poor aad the couatry la rougb.Whea be penned tboee llaea

ur.

IrvtsrMt paid <m dwpoalta Comoar iprioff stock.

DlRSCTOR«:

MOTHEtfS nUEMO

fatker of Editor
W. K. Warner of tie
died Sunday morning at the home of
his son at the age of. 74. From 18M tebor. nei»iiifiUocd«li>n>bfa.do(iU
to IMl Mr. Warner was a prominent
traler at Maple Rapids,
ity’s new theater Is nearly is shortened, the mother rested, and cb

that It wlll^thS^saf«»t"taMkSi«w
as well as one of the prettSeat. It la
fitted with an tbe modem Impmvetbea beea traaaferred to tbe deand Is to raluable addition to
partaeat oT Poorth AaalataDt Post- the little town.
w General Briatow. During
Lanalag physician left
It U year of auperrlaloo. OeneruJ Wj
____ __
_ one of the banks there
the total anapeoalooa for a
to be posted up recently and one of
Ip probable that Mapor Harrteoa
UBted
leua
than
one^half
of
D
acroM
a very Interest- Uadeveloptd breaMa. banl-caked shortly
I bare beeo la aaj way perw>aally
pw cent or the force of rural carrlera.
dum oo the fly leaf. It alter delivery, are the rtsult of nonMSlble for the acta or lalaor oSwasmt 2:16; must have
-a
or tbt city gatmnmnU yet the
taken medicine at 1:18."
It b one of
4 which the
aar*a Jury appean to hare deened
ral camera may juaily fed proud
Tbe ciaaa of men of which General
apOaat tbe head of the city admlnla- Wynne
la beUeved to break
trafkm. WhtJe Mayor Harrlaoa may
factory for, an ent
of respooelhlllty.
Imy. good judg Parmers received ot
abow that be had no reepooaibimy for
hard- - >d into $6 per ton for beeu.
the horror, tbe actkm of tbe oqrooer a
ing tbe_
Tbe women of M
>«ify will bare the effect of caualng
a maximum aalary of tering Into the anti-cigarette crusade
tbe executlre offlclala of mttnlclpair fsoo per annum. Rldlculooaly low aa with a will and are circulating petltlea to aee to It that anbordiaate oO the ffgurea must aeem. congreaa haa tions for legislation against the ertl.
These petitions will be sent to coo
clala property perforta tbelr dntiea aad alnce then done bat little
m in conditions, gress as soon as a aufl&clent number
that they enforce tbe law to tbe atrict
now being MOO of signers has beeo secored.
letter.
A Sebewalng man wanu aomeooe
g tbe Aacal year 1M2. a toui of who Is good at mathematics to flgur*
Tbe raat ajaount of anew tbrough•r cent of the entire force w- out how many buildings would bum
ijut Mlcblgaa ta rreatlag alarm in algned their poeltlooa^ total entire In rase the fire broke out In the vll
ly out of proporlkw with tbe reaigna lage. before tb«^ firemen could cut
ASD
aome kxalltlea. Grand Rapida la ex tlona In other aerrlceu of tbe gorem
i employing a large number of
ABSOLtTTELT ODORLESS
-The aalary It not anfflclenl.of a beary thaw,
Bessemer correspondent has
*ral Wynne reaaona. logically, -to
geat that
L.IOM'T
kct or keep In the aenrlce men
be taken la tbe Omad rlrer ralley to
are offered better opportunUlea wildcats
lynx and
K
pedreet diaaaler. While tberu ahould for employment at a much higher
R that make the 1
be DO ImmedUte danger oTkiaa of Itfe.
up there am Isermble
l«e
keep the entire country In Iterror.
ibe uHuatloo
tbe city afforda opporThe Hebewalng Sugar Refining Co
lualtke for damage to property akmg
Lating the queaUon of gir- hos closed It. season’s work and the
tbd rlrer In caae of beary ralaa or
men a compensation com management sUtes that it has made
r” uTi
nth the Importance of the a record unequaled by any other 600
>
aaidea Ibaw.
duties they perform. -The conscience ton factorv In the state. It had a
of congress seems to be sraklng io steady run of four months msde over
A-r fOe
OKAJOZEOTtAM
this matter.- aaya Congressman Beld 11.000.000 pounds of sugar and paid
ler of Clereland. who Is one of thf about IXS.OOO per month to the/armPER 1000 WATTS
•«IWi»s Fofm«Hy OeciipM Iqr a*»r score actively Interested Ih seeing to
It that that conscience shall not again
Bm FaetMT WM •• UMd M a
permit itself to relapse Into a cot
condition. "Not less than a act..
of the Review we announc-d that
measures have been Introduced «in the any of the people felt loo poor to |.
4/’
Util l»< h**i Cl.
> Independent foolhall team
subject, and I fel positive that with for the paper we wo
rtiag last erenlng at Boar
tbe facu properly presented, the sal- them gratis, upon a
It
te aad orgaalxed aa athletic club. artea of these men will be Ina
their actions we Judge about 300 have
I will be hereancr known as the by this cdngreaa/to a more reaac
accepted our offer, though they have
neglected to noUfy us."
. aad will train hard
. the fdUow
Aa the salaries run
The Lansing Law and Order leagne
all kinds of ntkleUca during the winter Ing schedule applies;
has sent a communication to tbe city
and the coming aammer. and when the Routes not leas than 20. mne*
clerk asking tbst better police protec­
football aaaaoo opens next fall. Trmr
tion be provided for the northern part
erne aty will hare one of tbe faat<
Un^f 20 and bM 1m *t^* idV..
of the dly and quite a crusade has
Under 16 and not less than 12
football teams In aortbem Michigan
been'started by some citizens, baring Ham Wtfhaliii Btoek.
Yrmrarm *at>
Under 12 and aot less than 8.
in view the strict enforcement of the
Under 8 and not less than 4..
early closing Uws as applle<l to sa­
of tbe aaaocUtkm. In which they hare
BilU pending provide for a rear loons and pool rooma^
ample space for all Indoor athleUca rangement of the schednle. It is the
A Bay Port man has been In 8ebe
aad eren a line-up of tbe fooibnll general expectation that congress will waing looking over tbe ground and
a wl
allow an Increase making the n
has decided to erect a large summer
e a
mum salary at least 1760 per am
hotel there In the spring. It Is prom­
toTG
Most of the measures want to make ised that the new depot on the Pere
At tbelr meeting last eraalng they It 8800; aome go as high as ll.OOO
be built early in
Bat the feeling In the postofflee cc
mlitee seems to favor an increase
to give I
Ode Conaway; secretary. Roy Me- list), and the general expectation
T>». tax
t.T rolls
r«tt. for
fnr tbe collection of
Tbs
Garry; treasurer. Charles Peaae:
that a I
* that effect
the state and county uxes for the year
•euUre ooaamtUM. Braeet Miller. ...» will be (embodied In
IMS. and for the delinquent school
Oooaway. Roy McQarry. Brart Wela^ tpproprlaUoo bill, now being framed
and city taxes and special assase
The
family
of
Mrs.
M.
U
Bobbitt
of
ler. Carl Troutwlac. Prank Anc
under the leadership of Congressman
r her dying aad menu for aald year, hare been plaoM
Bert BllU
Overstreet of Indianapolis, who haUs
e her. The mom In my hands for collecUon.
from a district that appreciates more
1 will be In my office to rMelve mid
thoroughly than perhaps any other skinful physicians and erery rmnedy taxes from now unUl February IsL
section of the country the advantages used failed, while oonsumptloii was 1M4. oo each week day. from 8 o’clock
to be derlrbd from rursl and Intemr slowly but surely taking her life. In to 11:30 o’clock In the forenoon, aad
this terrible hour Dr. King’s New DlsMt bottle of Gruoae e Warraatad
from
1 o’cloek to 4 o’clock In the afcovery for Consumption turned . de­
spair Into joy. The .first bottle brought
DsafiMas Cannot bo Curod
On an state and county taxes paid
»Mt<bottla to prove aatUfhetory
By local appUcaUons as they cannot use completely cured her. It’s the before January 10th. the regular foe
l for coUecUon wUl be
roach the diseased portion of the ear. most certain cure In the world for aU
throat and lung troubles. OoaraatMd Charged, and on aU U
^^i^3Sgnmitfb8a^
Bottles 80c and 11.00. Trial BotUas unpaid January 10th. thm wUl be
10c. at Jas. G. Johtaon and F. H. charged a fee of four per eeot for col­
-A WISE TRAMPlection. Penalty on delinquent cHy
Meads* Drug Stores.
aad school taxes and special aaseasdOcMo. fl«rs.4 wlUii
HMUCir for Cko IniMote UmU
MMM or thB Mdoct or am
or MborilMi^ eitr oTfoto.

H. .S. lloU. presakbi; A.
Friedrich arwl Chsx. Wilkehn. vice
ptesklcnts; C.
Haniipom}. cashici; F. C. I iomon.1. Benj Thirlbf,
J. O. CrotscT,
Stephen Lamner. j. M. Huell.
manicl, (.fo. W. Lardic.

bnkinc octCDdedotF

TbilkTiiMieaiStmr

lurtaa Bits Elitirit

JOHN R. SANTO
ISENERAL WSaBAicEl

:

TAXES

jsr-ststtii’-'TS

Dougherty of Mis.
aouri hss a sheriff in one of the coun­
ties of bis district named -Jack- Steele
wrbo U somewhat of a joker

of^d Ux.**^
^ ^
Ofiee In room 210. Wllheta block
Dafod Dmomber UL IMI.
M- M Hasken. aty Treaaurar

NOTICE.
Bids will be received by the Board
Works at the CUy Clerk's
city with the
year’s supply of cement (6.000 barrels,
tha Jury to a focal bold sod fed them more or leas».
bottermUk aad
TtoDds. The rethat CTcry juror went to licly opened. The righi . rejeri any
«r all bids Is reserved.
A copy of the speclflcatkms ran be
aeen at the City Clerk’s office.
2086-tf
CHA8. M. BEERS.
Clerk Board of Public Works.
Next time you aomi
i a Jury I
you to pick out meo
for their a
Netics to Ca
but with a slngl
Steele obeyedL
next pSDcl was
Bvenlng PosL

snimnooed a panel of Jurors sndplcked
out the fattest men be could gcL
j

exceptional to find a famUy
ere are DO domantie rupcme
Jly. but tbeaa can be foaeewed by haring Dr. KiDffli I«ew Ltfo

YOUR RELIABLE HOME FURNISHER.

PBtEM^UETTC

Christmas is
Ovcr«..

Fieilt
Swe« mixed pickl«. pet ql.r<Jr
Mue.1 .nmun.rd,qt............BO,

l:rs£:r'or«;:pV;.::^
W0 art St,if SBitiag
lbs c; sugar fur.

21 IhsCsurar far...

Sf.OO
. 1.00

226 East Froot Strait
ORg. AAWYER A FENHALLEGOfv

“Diamond J”
mavLiHCMi
:E,1?S ‘i“*‘
Traverse Belle
and
li
Smile •: i' _
il
Cigars
You wOl also find one of tke
swdlest Uncs of Pipes aad
smokers* articles in the dty.

8RAI0 RAPIOS I IRDURA RT
COiPARY.

A W. Jalraus
imj

214 Front Street

...DENTISTS... ,i
'2,r.'

All Work of HIghori POMibU Grad* ••.CARPET CLEAMRS
Oeld
^

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST

OB0W-M6 Sam Wllbalm Block nt»
sens’ Phone 882.
-TNrpi.7iii.- F.i«-p«t,
%. Bends A Co

a^to be

rSJfc^iS^‘.5iLr*«wr. fkBrtk Mfui -Brthat
..

mawfw »TA*rt>tor
^ CHAPDI. PTfRlICMf.

FIRE INSURANCE

^STr:

TS? SJ

^ ^ LOegWOOD. O P. to T A.

into rugs, let mr

* -«CO"0

M>

rev a RECORD WANT AD

. • i.-;.

DON’T THESE COLD DAYS
make you wish you had one of our Overcoais^? You tin for just EIGHT
DOLLARS, anti your choice of $10. $1*2. $15 and $16. Many have waited for
jusi such a chance, and here is their reward. The Great Overcoat Sale is at
its height. Just come in and see what
»
’

EIGHT DOLLARS WILL BUY
No fashion plate efTects: no padded'figures: no eccentricities. Just good, com­
mon sense clothing for practical purpo^. If you have not attended our Over­
coat sale, do so at once, and INVEST EKiHT DOLLARS.

THIS IS YOUR CHANCE
to get your winters cloak at just HALF OFF—These cold dafs say. dress
warm—and these cloaks are so warm. Don't miss this opportunity to secure
a handsome cloak at a remarkable saving.

ALL THIS SEASON’S CLOAKS
will be closed at just one-fourth their former price, and these were all this
season's most stylish and up-to-date garments -the finest of materials and the
best of tailoring. It is the sale of the season.
.

Urer troublea. They Dot cmly reUm

Bart Miller. C. B. Curtla. E. V. Pair- nearly aU of tbs fm^ ***’ *
many of tbs wsaRby n
banka, and C. O. Carrur.
I pays BO taxes—I pays no rea
Often buetod—wttboot a oent;

I
L

TU

•w

wwwa# in

way

bouer than wualtb-Rock
MouataMToa.^^^^

by tentBff him that

Tbwe ars ffJT Imd pencU factories
la Osfmany. wblcb employ 2313 peraona and soepovt sack year i.CH tans

be bad
Young Men—Trust tkyselt make
our keart Tfbraie witk aa Inm
jnn ask atnety-nlac out of a bos
people whether they wonld dally takt men. HoWstar'S Rdhky Moontal
a mmM or cod Rvm qO or read a will do tke bnsfneaa. 38 cents,
cbapim of my ^PrtndplM of Pty- ablet form. Jas. O. Johnson.
cbolaffy.** they woold prufer the cod
TRY A MCORO WAMT AO.

A mm, «a n> .. fut .. k. o.
to atm ■ nllrHd track In front of a
train. Ttaa ht will watek It HD It
■not 001 of mskt ncB ke nrm walk
Wonalr aoraj. B# araat to ke all
HfktaaaianliaMrla. TkatloaBaa.
. A rnmaa la a ttroct car wOl aptn
a attekrt aad. take oM a pmm. tak*
mA a dkac. and date tkr pmm. opea
tk. oatckel. aad lock balk enda. Tk»
^wni *lT«lked!a»totkocandndar,
wko wm (ITC kcr a olrkd kack.
Tkaa ike or4H «p«i ik. aattM ..d
take oat tke parte, pat la tke nickel,
dear Ike parte, opea tbe aotckel aad
ItekbdhcndL Tbea abe arm fed far
tka backit at the back a( her belt.-

J/

But I have stain big supply
l. M. Bwihmfi Fmey Bull ,

»IOlTWEJT»

ELECTRICITY

J. W. SLATER

WMOLEffALl RETAIL

ELGIN C. LEWIS

IxAs of them

You will have to have them toon,
^'hy not OEimpuU jmt wmH
and save a fat of moBey. You
tbaaaatdqnaff
il you Kke. We ran save yon at
of

Loodoc. a a Gamer.

5 k«

hllng soond or imperfect hearing, and
-A WUe Tramp- was the title of when It Is enUrely dosed, desfness U
the alleged raadeville performance In­ the result, and unleas the Inflamma­
flicted oo Traverse City people last tion can be token out and this tabe
rmtored to Its normal condition, hearlag will be destroyed forever; nine
esses out of ten are caused by catarrh,
•o much pleaa^ that at the end of the which U nothing but an inflamed con­
dition of the moeotts aerrlcos.
aeonod act the majority went
wlU give One Haadred Dollars
Those who
only did 80 bet was early and the fbeater was
warmer than the street. If a bit of la
elegant alaiig will be pardoned. It can Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send for circu­
lars,
ftee.
ihfully said that the -Wise
be truthfully
P. J. CHENKV A OO, Toledo. O
Tramp" was "on
hJa company. If
dM
not pick up. It
a safe prophesy that
aooQ bare to pot lu knowledge
atLwt-ic«.
of tramping Into pracUcal use
Jsraaalsm, tbs -aty of Pcan** as
A 4UARANTCSD CURB FOR FILM •WroQgbeld of Eton.- Is it least fl.900
years old. yet only thi
Aid tbo BsUvm of tbst psrt of Pslsaftmd money If PAZO OINTMKNT flails tins bagia to nm lesi Ma^y of
.to oara jrou. tn fl to 14 dspa. Me.
bad norsr assn tt ta fact. A A1
UTS Frsacb plant baa been turalng
•OCIAt AFTERNOON
•ok aboot 700 pooaAtwa day. Jemaalsm
water M tbs finest tn tbe world,
elation Will Meet
bftng eoucctsd tram tbt housetops and
atarsd In dstems. Tbs ice. tbsrefore.
la Rke crystal, msldng slowly and
witbmit a parUda of aedteent Tbs
roooM. tn charge of a oommltise. coo- demand for tee ta tbs mmd dty was
byjtmodsrn bgspltaL Hotels

WelB«e lott orodditailtaibk

Dcfrito Rccdfci. imm aoe.
SOtitf DcBMlt ma M tod.

^llr**Ooocli aMW to bare slrea exprroalon to a croanac aeartJ»eat ta
ooBiffuoa. Tbero la a teoiieMT to do
per .day rednetloa ta wagM.
bilaUd jMtIee to a PvMIc tenraaU They
vbooe iotlea are of tbe anal oaerooa for tea
aatare and vbooe bordenii have been resdring ten hours’ pay.
loyaUy and brarelr bonie.
The man who
Pint Aaslal
«. A. SKCLCHM CHr CiMillf.

\1££SSS^

■•■I?

11HBIIIIPTIATSPAIEIIIII. M YM IME GNPIRE

mwmwmmmmtmmnmmmmmwm
THE HANNM & UV*
MEicjuinu coMPiwr

i

I

TCT KVJCH1V6 KROORD^ IB^VSRSK CSTT,

THUESDAT. JAKUAEY 28, !•<«.

tell OIPABTKIT

Orc oI CN fliaiiy
membrna

€o«4 CMIWS JAM

or MkfcH—■ M —bfg

aUiuiKmd
B the Sky ^

Alpte
^

a aa aBBrii af laedldBa Ko8ol la «p
alBBB Sa BorU ao kith ftat It la Wa a
SHBoad k tha diy. Tnia mcflt has
. Blewted Iba famoa temedy lo that

polaao wni be

:iC

Flour

*is lhal you do not have alwa>*s to be explaininj^
to cu»iomen» that the last lot was a littlq off.
bat that it will be all right in the future.
"BEST- is ri«ht all th.; time.
:: ::
:: '

Ifannab A Cay Co.
Ibc folblea ot h\%
le U a lore to a|»in hi« uniform aa
»r JluaMm
• bin tU
i *km lu office thiu IfHl bifh

1.»«tm.
r; caaie. On«^
y! pt-mr at all f

or THE WOILD

sr. £ r:r-.as.

fordairilio. Id4^ baa bort
bm forcid to* in hia iwrr.- uniform and. therK.ire.
tbl# ‘
’*’•*
h>* aubordinate Ab
giro up .bla work forrTi
Urm. He attempted
of thia
captain per,
work at the begfonlnKaK of
thia winter
Winter ^ ««< »**^n donned
,k« the
..11.,.^^--..-^..
Urm. but aoflered a i
urrh to -dreaa nirrertly.** and
anffeilBC from a peculiar nenroua
aad baa icone aoolb. where be the premier had no appeal. Home he
rushed to rectify himself, but when he
‘ lalllA
got Imck to ehtirrh the fnaeral was
hare been
the ni
Daniel J. Sully, king of the coUor
ture of Carrall D. Wiight. the oooh hrokera. has become a member of the
mlakmer of labor
Mr. Wrtgbt baa Kew York Stock Exchange and made
autborlaed the atatameot that be in bla «rat appearance on t^,, floor laat
lemte to realan bia preaent ottce by week.- He had been doing things to
the end of 19D4 and then to remore to the rt>tion lean* for luime monthn. ao
Worrealer. Mr Wright wa* elf^te.1 be knew he wan In for a lively InlUato the pn*aidenry of Clark college at lion The moment he appeared the
that place aome Ume ago and be ex diwirk**eper yelle,! “TenneuHee.’* which
pecU to lire there permaaently. He la a cue fur ‘ rtnigh hoiiae’* work. The
1 rem: I at the bead of the depart broken., expecting him. bad armed
mant of ectmomlca and aoclology <4 themneives with wads c4 cotton In
the Carnegie inatitute. bowerer.
ever.v cn^ lvable ahaiHv They mmed
It la reUtetl of Pr.*aident lUdl*<y t4 <Hi Sail) In a boily. raising the bailie
Yale that be preside,! at a dinner cry. “I'ae no hookM.'* and a hen they
giren by an art rlul. In Ui- mala gal got through with him he wa.s a fair
len' of tb«‘ an acluiul al the univt
imltallori uf the lhiKt> Rhodes tiQe
and ill .^uiAlderaiion .4 tl.,- fact that aei*s In the c»,mlr patM>n.. The vlrtlm
Ibe wire* of the dinera wen* pre>M«i l»a»k U all grxvl natnredly. As anon
cxmaldered It hU duty to band out a as pUMilble bo made his eacaia* and
aumber of ‘•rhetorlpal bouqueta.** One donned another suit of clothing which
of tbeae aomewhat aatunUbeil hta an be had pnivideii against what wav
coming to him and n*tumed to ih<
Hoar, where be received quite a differ­
ent reeepUon.
•WTiat
ed beautlea on the wall whe^ an many
are gathered h.*n* tonight around thlf
fealive board r
Alfred H. Hall anawen* iwh't* to the

DR. FENNER’S

members of that body
game—one from Re^-ere and the other
from Wnnchealer. Ho of Revere, m ho
I a Win
ounger. lately ma
young lady, and he of Win
who la a widower, got mon*
itulallons. hlii
of the congratu
I thinking it inual In- .e that
was the bridegnKim. the brl% iHflng
from hla. town. There li. no
bother la aortiag oyl Hu-lr com**|Kin.l
ence. I? la the Srat time In Ih,- hl»
ben ^ tbe same branch of the legia
lature have Isirne the same name

KIDNEY
Backache
^^CURE
from kkbar aad bladdartn

KidU^^ud BKUckloSriu

K. Vardaman. Um* n«<Vrr governor, have aakorttimel aoUc«d,a groat tesroroa
rtber for several Iba aoronaaa kft ny ba^ aad iTwaa ,

of political contests.
I.ongtno politely but firmly declined
aa aoutbora papers aay. the Invitation For Rale by Jaa. C. Johrtaon and Bupof the inaug^on committee to ride
bee A Roxburg.
In thrt carriage with hla aucceaaor on
the way to the capltol for hla formal
IndocUon Into office, and Major Yar
LARSON'S
PARK HOTEL
daman expreaacd a deairo to bar*Claua Wamor. Propriasor
aoCblng to do with hla predecessor
acTTOKa bay. micb.
There was a amall escort of private
clUsens tor the new g^>vernor on the
abort march from the executive manalon to the capltol. but there was no
mlUtary procmalon nor even a band
Nothing ao elegant In tbe way of
Mr. rmkor banded up to the rh*rl
Wkci TtBWBitAKIceGBttfHett
deak one day laat w«*ek that la>h
Ibe veteran employes t»f the clerk's of
lice aay. Writleo on the llnesi parch
menu these credentials are l«und be
tsreen full Morocco ct.ver*. lal>eled in Butchers and Sausage Makers.
gilt letiera. “Credentials of Senator
Marcus A. Hanna.'* and lied with
dainty^ luiwa of r»*d rtl.lwn. nice
enough for any boudoir. Beaidea the
usiial certlflcate Of the governor *as lo
tbe action of the state legislature. ^
.

•ilSISStf—

J. H. MONROE

S“':Hr«.?^Bneral Insurance

tiiumphantlv rr iunuM ft»r a six year
termTbe Hungarian journals are making
merry at the exiN*ns4- »4 Ck»imt Tisza.

(hr PW11.1.T. wh.. aiibouch ■ iii«-r.i.j31 LNew Wilhelm Block

Ut lire making Seme Goad Prices

mintef Goods
1 .Daw is tbe Cime ta Buy

.Oe htio* Bunding Paper that ean’t N
beat far tbe maney...

mrtfl^moM aay mmamtA eu be U
wUboot lajary. At iMit tbia Is tbe
Hope of tiKme srbo srill Uke part In
tbe expeiiaseot. T|^ men srbo under­
take this mart be In floe pbyalcnl con­
dition. One of liie untrerslty men
who will try^tbe experiment Is Pord
N Junes »4 Detroit
Thought He Was In Jail,
t niM. Mlcb.. Jan. rk.-Nigl»t PatrolI man Pred Schrader, while making bia
rouDdn. heard yells and poundings
from Ibe back room of a aalooa. Inreatlgatioo proved lhal a man who
f bad been dHnking at one of tbe fabler
j in the rear part of the place had fallen
aeleeb and was forgotten when the anI luon was U>ckr^ up for the night. Tbe
I man awoke and thought be sraa In

---- ----

j PERFECT HEALTH FOR 25 CENTS

be adbrnnital bine
girt wttb tbe new abade of maboganj^tlBtnd bair looked intermled.
-And ymi ncopted himr abe asked,
with an uplifting of tbe eyebrows.
-Xo. Uke n fooL 1 asked for Ume tn
which to conalder IL"
“Indert! Aad wbal did be aay tbenr
-Why.- mdled abe of the Uoe eyea.
be was awfobj alee and
aboot It: aaid be tmdrrotc

■■■

FOR BALt.

^1

Ko4ol. aad tanprend at eaa. It emd

S. E. Wait A Sons Tell How to Get
Weil tor This Small Sum.
We sranl to say just a few words on
tbe causes of aickneas. and bow to get
wHl. ConatIpaUon and dyspepsia arc
responsible for more aufforing than
all of the other diseases combined.
W> hare lu-en selling, for the past few
montbB. a medicine that baa many re­
markable curm—“Dr. Howard s Spe­
cific* for the cure of constipation and
’
dyapeiraia. This was introduced nt catchlnhervolroasalH^aaked:
-And now-nnd now. what do yoo
half price, but the sale having been ao
■oppoae the wretch has doner
-I don*l know. Tm aun-. dear.” re-,
piled the other maiden, with as much
gympathy as she conld moster. -What
doaes of the host SpeclBc In the irorld has be doner
for the small sum of a quarter of a
-Why. bea eloped with that pasty
?e to
faced Bllokina glH that I detest ao
money If the remedy does not cure.
Dr. Howard s Specific U not a “cure- rnndir-New York Times;.
all." It la simply .intended to cure con■tlpatioa and dyspepsia, and It will do
The Bight Rev. Dr. I^Igbton Colait; If It does not we will refund the
money on your simple say so. Each man. bishop of DeUware. told tbe folpackage contains 60 doaes of the most lowing story to some fiiends In town
reliable and successrul medicine lo whom jie was visiting Pwnily:
the worlds
•4 young man «amc up to me one
We shall expert lo have our sales
with tbe remark. -Bishop.
on this Specific doubled within t
next two months Tell
that the>
dollar, without nmShg aJ> risk
***''
*"*” **

The IN 1,0,4 unlforu, of FreucU boys
tn wliHgr Inriudea <k»c anu lo of dress
lo w hh-U ev,Ty young American Uket
very kludl.v, because It Is quite tuggestive of ah American |M>llceman.
This la a long blue overcoat of the
Ulster form, belted lN*J.iud. doublebreasted. and baring Iwq rows of large
bmaa bullona down the front. A fea­
ture Bpiteallng to mothers Is the
copuebou. or grest ho<ul. w hich in ted
weather, rain or snow, it drawn up
-over tbe cup. affording admirable pro­
tection to tbe throat and ears Aa a
iotetltute for this garment aoom
schools prescribe s Urge blue capo
such as army offleera wear, which also
kaa a capuebon. or hood, making s
thoroughly practical and
winter wrap. Another garment gen«*slly adopted by French boys recom­
mends itself to the American mother
sa a laborwaving device, but Ihia to
throughly deteated by Iht sod. It to
s long, black, aacqoe apron, with
sleeves, which French teys up to 12
or U we-jr in school and at home for
the pr^dectlon of their prvily clothea.
and which children of the poorer
ctosser wear also In tbe streeL—Chica­
go Post

uiT*

- ‘Yes. you rau have the Iwll rung.*
- -Well. I want tbe organ tn play.*
- 'All right; you can have the organ.' j
-•And I want everything else any­
body ever had at a church wedding.*
- Too Bhall have It.’
-WeU. the night came, tbe bell rang.
tbe organ played, tbe church waa
crowded, and everything went off aa
the yoong man wanted It. When the
cemnony waa over tbe young couple
waited Inatead of leaving the rbanoeL
Bo-1 held out my hand, shook hands
with the bride and then belt! out tny
band to tbe bridegroom. He bad hla
hand deep In hla trotaers pocket and
as I stood with my hand out be said. '
•omewhat impaUenUy and in a tone •
that could be beard all over the
- Tm getting tte mo«*y out just as
fast as I can '
Then everybody tn tb<* churrb gig- i
fled.--Phlladelphla TeK*grapU.
The structure of the tooth.” says the j

AEANKER l auHerodJor
four yean with todigestioo.
having almoa
geltirtg will.
memtod to me. I began to Improve at.
onoe. 1 am now taking tte third bocti
and I feel aa well as I ever did. Caneal
anylhlag without bad eff^
Tmox. H. Tatlos. Como. Mlai
A MERCHANT l suffered faaen.b
and stomach trouble, caumd by dyspepsia,
had some very bed allacka of same. Myeiater-loUw has had the same troubla. She lived entirely 00
warmwater. Two botUee ollCodol cured her. Aafor
myaelf. I am glad to aay that a doae of Kodol always
gives me instant retef. J. D. Eaasms. Allaovllk. Mlc
AMINISTER For years 1 suffered from Arspapeia.
grovrtag worse and worse, unUl eolminating to a ted case of
uloeranon of the stomach. Every known means, and many c
I was Induced lo try Kodol DyapepaU Cure. It ralieved ma beyond
Imacination. I am now using my third bottle, am preaching twice
every Sunday, and thank Cod I expect to be well soon.
W.P. Lores. Earhrllla. la.
A DOCTOR After.three years almost oonatont urn of Eodol la
hundreds of cases referable to faulty dlgestioo aad aarimilatton. I
can iruthf ully say it la the moet efficient oombtnatSoo lor dyapep
xia, LTdigestion. flarulenoe. nausea and all gaatrlo diaerders that

ros BENT.
I'l KkhT lauolr*- WUmt tU K Wh
Dorll«ura»w Laru*.SW7 if

of all

general and hospital practice
digeaunts proscribed In those thirty years,
thoroughly effective aa ICodoL
ET

in'MiiANEout" '

' gAie]'

tsSre:; i'SlSi
UaM^ fur *1 Ubina imrtism. aa dfeOrt noWra. »•

77.^^

DYSPEPSIA CURE
Totar Dwulwr Cam ffimpwlr Tom.
P-«walpwjjrty.

Sold by S. E. WAI-r a. SONS

aaUJ*gYTL IX>AA-Oa psnaaal prxaisrXy

•The 1904 Kodol Almanac and 200 Year
Calendar will be sent free on receipt of
two cents in postage by addressing
E. C. DeWitt & Co.. Chicago."
ITEMS OF INTE
Pon^laln la iM-i,,;;
4

i,.r water

martin & hnaas
_

Fi>b are iinir-nally *-irri»* in I.ek4*
n.
It to
• *,.»■!
.
T layers j ‘
Dot until we attack the Interior
that we reach the truly aenaiUre porM^xiro i.
tl.,- ul.vd
don of tbe tooth, and even then It to at ‘ U> th.* 4*blno«tlinea dlfflcolt to tell when our InatniAn Artrooa farm i.s d.-voi.sl
oenta have pierced the nerve center, clujs’.veh to mrtiis
-----

‘H

xa/AhTki>-<itom fur M taim avow »«i4.
jrjMlja^ra w may put IS tto

Bke mlna and that be «ooM give mo
tbrae mostba to think It over.**
-And what did yoo answer to ibatr
-Oh. I aaw my misuke right away.
1 knew that three daya would be am­
ple time. Bat I ctmldn't tell him ao.
mid 17 Besldm. be was ao nice aboot
K; tbooght no girl abould be pestered
vnder tbe clrenmstances. Upon my
aooL Gladys, be almost insistod on my
taking tbrw months. I grew very
tbooghtfnl and aad and silent, and wc
flnaUj compramianl on throe weekaiAt this jDDCtnre tbe girt of the aenUmental blue eyas gave a dab at her face

‘StSn

WAWTSa

BUSINESS CAROS.

.---- -----------------------.

A Very Clous Call.
”1 stuck to my engine,
every joint ached and every nerve waa
racked with pain.” writes C. W. Beh
lamy; a locomoUre fireman, of Bm^ when we arc InfiicUng palnr
lington. Iowa. ”1 was weak and pale,
-The patient Jumpa.*--Jodge.
without any appetite and all run down.
As 1 was about to give up. 1 got a hotrwwgrre K«w.
Bitters, and after taking
anxiou.s about the
felt aa a
ghbor. w Lo w n*i ill.
life.” Weak, sickly, run-down people
always gain
to her little danghrigor from their use. Try them,
tar. ”fo down tte etre
■trret and find out
tofactlon guaranteed by Jaa. O.
hewoldMn.JeDkato.son and P. H. Meads. Price 50 (
Jane earns back and r
-Mn. Jenks aays It to none of
baaioeaa--Kew Tork Frraa.
John D. Sprecketo. son of Ctaoa
SpreckelA to tbe proprietor of a Ban
Pranctoco newspaper. To an editor
one day Mr. Bpreckelt waa talking
about perstotence. and lu^c coorso
or hto remarks he aald:
-My father ta a great benerer la
I
ateudoord In despair
some ch ndtoh task
ttk I ted un
undertaken,
and my rathar
thar reproved me.
teoce will do anyl
anything.* ha
said. Tbere-a nothing you_______
cempltoh with potlence - And then ha
amned and added;
- ‘You could even rorry water In a
Steve If you would have Ibe patience
to wait long enough.-•How long would I have to waltT
I said.
nxj father answered.

'
!

CUrfc. tarModUat

I^Ui.'X'LAKA UAKuT-iMra itanCraw)

IteglslaUon alrm*d at ilu* tn
to l*olng tx,naldcrc.l in New

I

<

I WATCH
Good roads advocates want New j
York aute lo spend gd.Dio.uuo on high- ’
fourth off regular prices.
ways.
b bi.\iSl!r^t"*"'‘*^ ®*^ ®»-*
Attractive metal kiosksa are telng j CHAINS—
erected at the witraDcca. of the New!
.
Choice of 100 Chains at almost
York subway.
half
prices.
The American fewli»i: machine U
making advances In Japan far ahead RINGSof all others.
Choice of 600 Rings at one-thlrtJ
Unionism in the L'nitcd States tea
• off regular pficea.
grown In nine years from 000.000 to
2.000.000.
These goodH nn,M In- turned Into
I ca-dj at once
an nf irKlay
that advancing age does
of her mental vigor.
mply I
her bouM-ljold dut
to
ake
daughter and
__ ......... way
letonre abe Itna eanvd
Ukes best if fbe eter deaind
Study Hebrew t ow l.s her tlianec.
joins clubs and goes
with an energy
astounding. Fhe
youngent. In f«<ell

Bhe-ADd you’re aurc It wasn't wrong
for me to let you klm me?
Wonderful Nerve.
la displayed by many a man oadn^ He-Oh. dead aurel-New York Even­
ing JouroaL
S^toel!*^rn?^8Slte.^toe^eef or
aUff joinU. But there's no need for It
Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the
•And what did you aay.” asked the
pain and cure the trouble. It’s the ealtor. -when be told you that your pie
beat Salve on earth for Pilot, too. SSc won't like tbe pie hto mother need to
at Jaa. G. Johnaon and F. H. Meads'. maker
Druggtota.
-WeU.*^ twpUed the hoeteaa. with a
tnee of her bead. T made a few reTbe steady Improvement of recent maikn like my mother used to make.-years In the methods and proceeaee of
American woolen mills has brought
the domeette fabrtce to a eUodanl or
quamy aad style which the Bugltoh
msBufacturer frankly admits ta ncer^
ly. If not quite, as good aa hto own.
The hope tea been that the trade loot
la tbe Thslted Btatee would ho mado
«p elaewbtre. but this antlHpattoa
girte or
act wfdinn 1
has failed ta realise. -

( ruf. 1

j

RA8TALL. Hustling Jewel

I-

■

her
^
the * ^
farmer hire,! a tey to help
she | Wm about the pUce. cine morning be
to , *<>W
"n.l «,lt tW calf
tieI pasture 1 be l,o> took a
She
salt, nibbetl it all over tbe
of clou In the {•aiiture

>-iv1

They Ileked all
L and tried
tri
lo lick the hide off.
Tbe fa

rights which were hers
the fence andd dlaapiK-ared
vanish. And though we mourn tte
seeming loss of pretty formalities. w» down the road—Nwrth Liberty (Ind.i
have gained much more.

Ayer’s

Pills
The do$e U one, |uH oae pffl at
bedtime. Sufar-ctMted. mild.
««aln. Theycureliidl|^o^
bIliou»ne*8.

OL^TLASSS-'aSirvlE!

BKSsss,-.-------

IDaiif People Wait

way In.whiek nbetooir
health to HomsUr*s

■me at a]
OTtoknrd her beotem naytag that ebe
wtahad to latredate Mm to her. aa«
alee hto tewtiag reply:
THl very weO; tnut
ouL-

»MtiUfibrih€HolHhjri^kw/

iu »/^ to

muifgmi mM/ms m WtAtkm, Chda.
Sihffwm
eimf Uwwain. Ltff iitm •/ fm§
BinfM. LpeMt
tkmm.

J. li. niartiiitk

caltolypweyed Mtotfoa bead to toot
tteaqaM|yitMtotbeM«i:

•Ml-4

M

FKE WSriuNCE «J

THE EVEHIE6 BEOOBa THAVEBSE OTTY, MIOH., THUBSDAY. JAKUABY tt, 1»0«.

aumus ar

GOOD IDEAS
ADVANCED
larnulErriiiO AOoiiEMit

TSimafiiniTMRSB
Flam of an American School
a Bquhatiofi.

TELEPHONE

last
ant awora oot by WlWam TramMr. Sleeper Is alleg^ to

ran nr

the uhibd

^LsteaSa^harbeen wTfor lo^
r moralag at » odocfc In Jaatlee Brows *s court.
____
It Is alleged that Mr. Sleeper repre­ OVOMO. L«1 O. W^rfR«d Cltjr.
sented to Mr. *rrootwine that be had

*icUv« •# GmS

8tAm

I «C Fwrt mney.

r. H. w«ioo

•nm Cltr SiMtejr HClMlOl CDHTrOlkm
»J tiM nm M E thurrk wa« ImHj
•itflttM litfC t-TcsJBC. Tht man lag
WM rwy iatan«clag aad Bmeh attl- Mgned a note with him.
■Mla'gDod wUI oadeatHadlr molt
fm tSe Um« a4oo^^ dISemt

If yoir cannot come down to look at the wonderful cloak bar- Kr
Kains. telephone us and wc wUl send an assortment to your ^
home for your inspection. Wc arc positively selling the
newest, up-to-date $10. $12.50 and $15 cloaks at $5.00,
$18, $20 and $25 cloaks at $7.50. . y Your unre.striclcd choice
4^f any cloak in the store at this price, i We want every lady
in Traverse City to realize and get the full benefit of the
gfcatest offer *‘The Liveliest Store in Northern MichigairV
has evrt; made
::
::
::
::
::

Tbs arst school of oquIUtiai la the
rusted Statm army was recmitiy taau*
gvatiBd at Fort BUcy. Baa., oays tbe
Kauflua
Oty Star. Althoogb urw to
whoae tens aa member of the board of
cowtrol of the Maaoolc home bad ex- Ammkuu amnoe. ^ Idea baa obcata.
pirad. was reappotoied. The lodge de^
dded to bold Its meeang ia tbe future The war departmeat baa had the amtc. Horey on the committee oa ap^

TIMES WERE
VERTHAKO

w: 'ueO^*Sr

aad SavoUoaal »«-rk*. In cbarg« <A
Ear. U B. BteaaU of the Ftrat Pmbr
tafiaa cboffh Thta van followed by
a very pteaetag daef aong bjr Mrs. C.
will be held In Det
B. Horn, with a YtoUa obligato by
Qraad Master R.
AND CALICO REPLACED SILK AND
Paw Paw. who
FINE UtCE
Fletcher E*Tu^
vty Grand
esented with an ele
of Bellalre.
fth the go«
the Sparkle of the Eye Un4
—The E^' Party.

SrS

*rhe “hard tiroes*’ party given by
the Elks last evening was the hit <rf
the asaaoo—in facl. It was ahead of
anything of a like nature ever prevl
Charchea atnisgie larg^y heoanae t^ ously given in Traverse City. There
Soadar acboola straggle. The work were fully 7S oouplea grresenL and they
ahoold be poai- not only suysd unUl the strains of the
home waits annoui
was over for the

PVank Dorfee waa to hare had an
addim on the **Alm c»f the Sunday
School.*'but. owing to alckneaa In hii
family. wa» unable to handle the a.il»iect. Rer. William T. Woodboi
the Baptist church spoke in hia
He opened with a mild denniu
of those who almply regarded the Sun
day school as a place for the ctrttlva
lion of good ritlzenahlp or a» condu
cive to moralUy or as an imdllullon

• that th<ise. present won
be through telling
yet to come.
As ptevloiisly announced, the e
was a 'hard llmi-s” party, and e
gueet wag WHjnlnHl to dress in strict
accordance with the spirit of ihe af­
fair. Even tme did
was a collection of costumes that
would caum- even the astute face of g
sphynx to wrinkle up Into smiles could
ll luive
tlH- aggregaihin Then*
were rsgs and Ugs and odds and ends
coatumes that a raspecUhle
would ane«.r at. dreaees that »
would give a look of scorn i
and trousem that have s*H*n Istier
days, and gowns that never will see
wirrse. All tbr

dr»w
the Balratkm of the lioy* and glrln
The goeatloo wa» asked. ‘How ran
they beUere when so yoang?* Mr
Woodhouse said in reply that by post
poolng the decision the best years of
the boys* and glrU* litres were being
gim to the devil. It is better that If
boys aad girls of fi. C and 7 yearn of

tkm” The teacher should U' in p.*r
aoaal touch with the pupils and by
lead them on to the
mat decision,
were m*xt
^remlnotc
in order, andI in these Rev. Mr. Blswdl
Mr
Mr. Estes, and
ind Rev.
Ke
question Uix
was in charge of Rev. Thomas P.
lorn, and a number of questions i
vary ably answered. A nominating
was then named and the
4bUowtng oncers
elected; President. Ro>
vice president. W. H. Scott; secretary.
Roy Hobart: treasurer. Edith (llhU;
aupertntendent of normal work. Reu
ben L. Nye: superintendent o
work. Mrs. Parker Penningio

One of the best and misrt s
features of the evening was the
German Band.*’ led by A. L.
They played three select loi
and fairly
waitress and
bniught the huuw doa-n.
brigade was
up to tbe slandsrd. and their costumes
— they had to Im* s«*«*n. as n*\
English
can’t bo ph^a^e1I up In
ngllMh c

tbe fear years' ooaiae In Weat Point
tbe cadet recelrea bis pardon of riding
ball dtin. and aU emerge from the in.
otttatkm with more or mbs knowledge
of the horse as tar as moontrd driU
Is ccocerned, bat right there hto train­
ing ends. Tbe carrlculom of'lhe acad­
emy embraces so many stodies and
following standing
dudes that time cannot be devoted to
Instracdng the cadeu in tbe care and
C«n«.
J.irispradeoce-Hugh McCurdy. Cor training of boraes. in farriery and
unna; J. J. Carton. Flint: FYank H Imrambnstnr and in veterinary work.
It la not tbe totendoo of tbe war de­
Watson. Owosso
Ftnanc*—Herbert Montague. Trav partment that ofBcers shall be required
Benjamin O. Pearl. Mar
queue. 8 R Birchard. Bay City.
Bellalre Umloer. bot that they shaU have aocb
Appeals—C. E, Deni
ljr>o A. Caro. Grand Rapids: Reuben C a tbeoewdeal ksowlodge of these dudsa
Webb. Detroit.
that they win be able to instruct others
liodges—Charles E Baxter. I>etr
how to pot them in praedee or. 1
W C Hovey. Benton Hartsir: Ge<
emergency occara, to be able to perform
\S1lmx. leasing
tbe wort themaelves. Frsoce bas a
tralnli^ acbool for mounted officers at
BREVITIES
Sameur; aald to be tbe best In tbe
The Rathbone Sisters will give a world.
Tbe new department of iustnirtlon at
leap year psny Februan 3. to which
all Knights of Prihlas are Invited, Fort Riley to In charge of 4‘apUln
whether asked by a lady <ir n<d. A hot Walter C. Short Thirteenth cavalry,
iHMtfsteak supiH-r will 1^ served
who to also the dlrsctor of tbe st-bool
The Modem Woo.lroen and Ro.ml for fapriera and horseaboera there. Its
Nelghliors of America will have « joint
Installation tomomiw night In Wood­ popUa come from almost even post in
men hall. The famiUes and visiting tbe fnlled Stales. Captain Short is
iif l«ih orders an* cordlslly knoam tbrougbont tbe army as a prscinvited.
Bach student officer will be at tbe
ll Is a n-marksble fart that every
statement IssiumI by tbe Travenw* City riding ball an hour and s half each
hsiiks ♦‘hows Increased f.Kitings Thai day. where •green*' as well aa vlcUios
..f the State l»ank. puMImIhmI io<lay. aaimato will be swalUng tbelr atten­
shows total footingH of |i :.t:o.6K7.8I. tion. Tbe ‘ green** ooes will lie trained
an Increase of aismt
o
in all the gaits and exerctoiw IncklenUl
showing of the Iasi |in*viou.K
ment. which is a inoM exc*i>llent show- to an army home's training. Faulty ac­
Ing. Th**iM- advance's attract favorable tion and If possible temperament wlU
Msa»i3T
att»-ntlon to Travers** City from ftnan be coTTweted and each snimsl made as ('o«DnKM^•uI
(VrtlBcatr. ..T dmpumit
SI
obedient to discipline as tbe offit*er him ttertags
.
ai.»o:as 1..3
t*
cia! instiluUons of other pities
The statement of the First Nat Ion* I self. The vicious ooes will Is* properly
bank: published In another ctdumn. Umed. Three Lours each w eek will b« HUtf ..f Mirbtaan. tVuatj *.f »Jr*nd Tmr
sh<»ws g<MKl luisItiA.ss for that Instltu- devoted to work in.the horsesboelng
of Ui.-abur.- namr^l
tiiin The footings aggn-gate
shop. Every officer will don the leather l.TT Hannah.
:.44.n. an Incrmse of
alK»ve apron and take hto turn at the anvU
_ _
In

STEINBERG BROTHERS

: was fiirT. IVmlrtr .n.l v.”rv
r> rr...!..
ra of four
S**veral cau.lldstr will be Init 1st.m1
deed. Another pleasing feature was at iht* review of Traverse City Tent.,
tbe -Bohemian Dance.” played by Miss N.I S7I.
S71. K O T M . tomorrow night.
night, {j
Iluellmantel. So enjoyable was this afi. r which then* will Im- s smoker.
that she was comp<>lle«I to play and re
Charles l‘rochsrks. Jr. s*‘cn*lan of’
In Cl

»«»•»«

BACHANT

i BOSCOE

WONEY IN FARHISG Vo

COMING

•»»»- »*

DinM*Tn «>F TMK i
lU Tils
tt nk<r national hank »•
caa«*. Of course, full justice was donr
to this, and if was also one <»f the
many successes of the evening
The entertainment comroltt«*e c».n Manistee on business
worked opon and teach biro to regulate I>s.n«..
.
J W. Slater left this noon on a bu>l jpua gait according to the rr*iulivmeiiis «n. rrlr»ftur*«J ai^.*
n**ss trip to Elk Rapids.
of tbe mlUUry standard.
praise for his efforts, lull
An hour every afternoon will be glvtoday that they have ai
Wh.i w. Usii MssrhnrU.
; m to Work in the operating room of the
entertainment In view that will eclii
Tlie trade of the United Stntes with vetorlnary bospiisl In prairiral fsranilllxmr.^ *
’
the one of tost evening

iwl %ou want lo Im rmlcpcn*!A’a* cm? 11 you arc wipnU
a month to yoiii cmpIo}cr.
arc you not worth that much i**
yourrell.^ Aic you thinkin, of
g.jitv in butinctx.* Hoa king Mill
n talc >-ou T»> Mve cmiugh lo
Mart sar on a Miiall s«:.»lc.
ConijKt.lion nukes it almost
imiawxtblc lor one ol mmlcratc
means lo start that way at the
present lime. 1'hc belter way j

farms for sale or ira«lc.

LARGEST MILLL IN STATE

;

py

Bat tm Saal tall trocte tta mnHj

Victor records.

SM14l|

TRY A MECORD WANT ADi

i

3‘5-:r’ — '•
li^TV.-nl-f
K.xl.-niuti.m

wuli
;

"xl s

STAGE AND PLATFORM.

j

^r.siTT
k •

nmUALSElVlCES

"-1SS

It’s the ideal Shoe
for the woman
who is on her feet
a great deal. That’s
why We have so
many calls for it.

will be Instracied bow to shoe an anlmsl that paces or alnglefoota in order
that the fault may be corrected, for
there are only three gaits known to

i

.<
r

Tliere^s a Reason

J.T Ha»kaii

l>u- fr.nn Natl.«.al l*aak-

-

fOfiivOMW

- 'Hs

llsrj as comiianMl w in. 1‘s.i and disease In tbe Hold will also be InFlKures just t>oiiipUed by the tb*|uii eluded in the course. Animals from the
ment of *x)nimerce and lal«r sbnw tb.il different organtoatlons are constantly
the total lmiN)rts Into the iK>rt of N.*w j undergoing troatment at tbe hos|iltal.
cbawi.g. the prli.clpaldoorway H.r..ngb , and each stodenl will be given opf»orThe largest lumlK-ring operations In whbii Manchuria is at pn*s4 nl sup ; tunlty to put the throry Into practice
plied, niuounted In llkrj to ls,tss\(sio under tbe eye of the attending veterlspects the roost Interesting, to carried hllkwan taels valne, against I7.t«si.- | narlmns. Tbe moat conjpl**te veterinary
.a city committee, which
on. with W<
Veils Delta ronmv as the 000 In UiOl. and S.O00.O(mi in Itssi The moaeam in the aerrlce to at Fort itilej.
I by the presMenl. A
center, by t he I Stephenson Co., whi-h
tbe Chins*Cbiiis«- c‘»\i'rn
c*>\i'rn ]| *Tbe sc'booi bat been ei,uipiHHl with
InvilaUon from the
cepting: an Invitat
pn^uces a variety i»f fon*si prodiul official reiiort of the
mu dnplicsi«M in I
sl»e<-lfy nil . l;isx-> of three styles of saddle-thc n-gulstlon
Methodist church to hold the next that
*
masting there, the convemlon ail any
[dam in tiK* c.uin ntw liandlse recelveil Into .\i-wihwsng , McClellan, the variety known In Ihe
try.
from tbe United Slates, but do. s S|.ecl ; *icow country'* and tbe English pigskin.
Its line «if roanufactiirtM t.mto-r in
eludes white plm*. Norway pine. «hil<
cedar, spruce, tamarack. Iialsam. ms
The tots I valne of
pie. birch, elm. I>e«*ch. basswcMMi am
r of American prod
hemlock. It to manufacturing 7:..ooii poriM us brought Into Ni-wt-hwang In
It to a great help In a
uoo feet of lumber annually.
1P02. either coming dlriHi from the atonny seoaloa. Tbe Engttoh pigskin
cedar shingles. lU.tSNT.ooo lath.
tkW fe«*t of maple flooring. ir.o.toM post* United States or from other |**.rtH of will be tmad wbm the animal baa acSO.OOO telephone poles, and 75.ik>o rail Chins, was G.I18.tn5» luilkwaii taels, qolred a knowtodge of what to required
tb*s; it produces large quantities which at the official valuation of the of him and wUl figure In tbe training
John O. Oaterhouses body
taken to Ormndville this morning for of tanbark: It cuhdnct I large merchan- halkwnn tael lo lf¥n! would iimkc ibe of tlieoflMwr. Tbs English style of saddlsn g estabitohmenu
total value In 1‘nlled States currency die to oaad unlreraally In Europe by the
»,s:ri.in!n.—Han*«”s Weekly
mUllary, and It to the deslie of tbe star
complete* village, a model
and went to L. I). Curtis* undertaking
dapartmeot that mounted officers culUrooms, accompanied by a gwx! repn- in Us wa3. which to UghttM by ek*c
achtsds and
sentatloo of the orderT Brief funeral Iricliy. has modem
Judge-Stanchfleld of Klmlrs. speak vats tbe seat in order that they may
not
be at a dlaadrantage when the ocheld by President Wal churches, and boasts a hotel that ng of lito*ral men. telto a story of i
oaaloo calla for Ita oae. This to espe­
would *k.
K-k he had
In which b< cially daalrabto In tbe c
f our milltimes the
toiy atUehsa aerring
oad. Tbe
taken to the 6 o’clock
thousand men t.n Its pay mils; In tlm ne**es bad sworn there was r. hole cooraa to four months and each officer
train.
Impressive services wen* held, and her area h owns a princiiMlltr of ap In a rortain road Tlien. to the sur­ mast qualify to the aatiafaction of the
prtixlmately a quart**r of a million prise of cxmnael. the prlu. Uw! wit­ school staff. It means hard work and
as the casket was carried beta
acres, and it has Unlit and oiH rat.*s a
lines of the members of the
iota of It bat It also______
railroad of mislero const met ion. the ness. s fanner, oo wb<tm they mainly tborongbly^sparad officers.
Escanaba A I,ake Sup«*rior line, im depended to rstsblish their case, swore
mile* in length, to which 2rt additional there ws. no bole In tbe road. After
A new Llclil.
Mr. stanchfleld and bis assoriatro had
MINTKR TRIAL ON
For a number of years electrical exrecovered from thHr astontobment parta. among tlm notably ITofeaaor
they sought to draw the witness Into
rrtd
conversion of wood ref some explanation of tlie remarkable Cnwkcs and Mr. Nikola Tesla, have
In JuatJcs Brown's Court.
boon trying to produce for practical
nse Into wood alcohol. aeeUles. an^
testimony. What thev eventually got parposaa a cold, srlreleaa. electric ligbL
Pred Mlnter of Kingsley, who Is si charcoal, while on the Ford and E<
canaba rivers the company owtis vast
a tight that does not consume. Mr. D.
Isged to have stolen an overcoat.
the road, McF. Moore of tbe United Sutea. It la
waters powers, which ll
ventually expects to haraeaa and util Here's my I
jam my hand into dalamd, baa now aolved tbe problem
M*. transmitting much of the electri tbe top of 1
pushing It through by pecfsctlng bla Inreation of electric
.i* _was drawn this morning,
al current to to■s not make a bole.
-^ng taken op a 1:»0 this i
ake« a tube Ughttng. nays Harper's Wsekly.
That's what was In that
Tbe aystan to baaed cm the projection
Co
I deat.*‘-Nrw York Tim
THK MARKETS.
u lormer congreasamn Isaac Stephen
sun of Marinette, and associated with
him to the Daniel Wells estate of MU
•‘Praadp..** said the children, *Tell
No. 2 I
The value of the company’s ns another story aliout Hie time when flmrtag throogb tbe ultra gaaeooa mat­
^ ‘ SL4l1k. Oali-No. 3 white. 42c.
holdings runs t
you were a young-man ami traveled ter te tbe tube Uvea off a brilliant pboapbonoeeat light all along lu path.
with tbe show.**
Jily. I2B.gDh ff
etaolntaoir
James
O
Johnson
was
called
lo
Ken
May. »lHc; July. S4%c
•*WeU.- aald Grandfather Duttoo. Tbto light to bar
yesterday afieraoon by the III
igo. Jan. 28.—Wheat—May tucky
ness of James Clllett. managSer of the “when I was with Nlxqa ft Kemp*s Is aald to bt at toast 2S per cent ebaap•»%c; July. tlMc. Oorn-^May. 4»^c: Traverae
rlrroa. forty or fifty yhirs ago. one
Bay
OH
Co.,
who
to
there
. >^2Vsc: July. looking after the lntert*sts erf
r the coa- of my great acta was to grt a boy to ^ than tocandaaeant light. It bai no
»rk. 81327H: puny.
put an apple on top of hto Head aad dtoagracabto or lajarteoa aff»
lard. I7J7H: ribs. |«.7
then I wenid stand ten paces away ijaa. and tt to peefaetiy aato.
THK
and shot a rifle hall through It.**
to now ready to write coal
•*Bnt dWti i you aometlnM-s uiim the
B/ a new method gommery mattitv
MI varieties of produce fbr tbe coa- apple and slioot tbe boyT
Want a Oesd Shavs or Malreutr
Ing season, and will be glad to tnke
•'Not orim. bat It l».|i»*mvl one la talto are painted with Aoral designs la
Not having changed my vocnU
matter, with juv oae at awhile, of coarse.”
hut my locatioQ. I wish to call the at
amb a maner that oona of tbe pUa”What did you do tbenr they asked btllty of tho fabrIcB to loaL Crnahlag
UMtkm of tbs gsnsral public to the
and. wriakUag leave w> Impreaekm on
tbe aarfacc of the ornament which is
•aacnted by band. Am
in odr show* win
Stdre.
—
4et»cbed imy. tf irtaiwe*
Z«814t
TMru ,D« neanend Iotsm b.•«U. Atmd.lT(«|i*lnt<dvUh««ac*
LADOtS. REMEMBER that we aell GRINNELL BROS have jaat reoelred
Uomomm te aBoo( tkc bianc cCeeU.
Parttaa Oorasta at the apsclal low
The coming district cxmvemlon
•then discussed This district ctmveu
tion U for the purpose of working up
enthusiasm for the sute Sunday
school convention, which wlU be hi Id
here. A copiroittee from the ctuint
d to act
executive boani

MAm:s'£AS)rsm-l^

,

rndir»a.xi

»s“"“
D-fu*nd

.< a*>

Lmsu
’

‘l*hf 4*n4..un*:o
nA>ch..higlc-wl |
i.layr. MU^
NI.-!M-n. wll!
....-01nr*-** ni 4I.M*n
Gal.l-r" in
SiciiiU rc’s Grand. Thuraunv. F«*bni
I
.\4,-Im-u
avarc of Ih
I s«*n’j« (Iranialic fin-ngih. which ap j
r s*vu),
|,nif'*j«hlnnal Instinct and
^
naturally Insplr.-,^ h.-r lo rtm limit of
,
j»*ntha%or In an active <-xi»«M»iiion of;
her character, and sh«* I- fars**clnK
ttp.mt ct •’n‘»'u:h at ihc same tlnn* lo wUh that
----------tb«* might s**e some lM*atiiy ;<im*-wh<‘rc
1 In Ilf.*
ThlN U a ratloi
rathmal middle
Miidi-nt..

^ _ Kpirii and with freodo
I.W.M.T.T.V, .
narrow iinjudlcc. Miss Ni.*ls«‘n Is
j teacher by right of InieU.l.-ciuai
ciuai grtsp
i
a to iWurt-mr uua PUh | and spiritual Imdghl.
. r. .KEEUMOgR.
I
•“ «

.•os>rn —

J.

LEAHY

EXPERT OPTICIAN
HOTEL WHITING.
FEBRUARY 1st.
Will remain ten d«jn. Clusei
guaranteed to fiL Curing head­
ache and dizincss a s})ccialty. Diffi­
cult cases solicited.

GRAND

•ms:.,

•*. .O an adv.K-a. t of
lliM-n Mi»s NicUcti comMiit*.'^ su’nilct.
with hUirionlc facility A»f cxpivtesion.
and a-hlh* ih.* charactiT b unh.vcl>
and
not
well
calculated
gTA^ or KlCHJOAS--l-«wt» .< Or.a h.T an Is »H» line and true.fors<» sympihy
romp-i:
Ing and lifelike, that the spectator in­
aflk-f IB Uk* city vi Travarw CUy. on Tbur* voluntarily sets aside personal feeling
d*T thr Wth d*y aC Jan . In tbe y.ar onm show- and surrenders to admiration of the
Immense cleverness with ahicli she
emlKYdles a *eir-cent.^red. bean less and
cruel woman
MUs Kl.dren will tie
al.lv siqti»*>ri.‘d I y t i «■ cdleei \Vw
THE MARKrrs. ^
saurao rojcB.

OPERA

HOUSE

COMING!

Thursday, Feb. 4
Miss Hortense Nielsoii.
IN HENRIK J
MASTERPII

PSiiil
arviM OATvs or eaAvaaaa «tt>

^JST

Iff York PfOlictiiMilGid
paiCK-S;

»L00. 75c, 5Dc ABd tsc
CAEJUAGts, 10:50

The rrporl of the aodHor of Hie state
compared with 700 last year.

DOhTT
•dmlaaloo to ebargad ooe act at a tima:
tbns H»e rates are arrording to the
nnmber of arts in the play.
TBY A RSCOItO WANT AB.

THIS WEATHER aanaat
We've Just a fsw
prteaa now. Call quick. Tho Booft-

TRY A BKOORO WANT AD.



Newsprint

OCR conversion for searchable text in PDF by ABBYY FineReader 11.