The Evening Record, August 09, 1904

The Evening Record, August 09, 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)

1904-08-09

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proTBl €f Uie pMiklac Iknim strike, a
toll to toe katciton of New York to

CmZENB or PUBBLQ PORM VAST
PUNCflAL PIIOCCMIOIL

Md dtoactol topportod Toted by two
Mp elrtot raUway bbIom la Chicago
were Che ftotaree today which favored
toe stock yards strfksvs.
The paeklag hooee tei
win ask for the aid of the ice
FOUNTAIN RIVER HAS FALLEN
drivers aad helpers, iltc gim
TO NORMAL LEVEL.
antoel wagoa drlve^/aad truck
sters* oaloos to a^eympatbetlc strike.
Oa acooeat oCthe
Hundreda of Pueblo CJtUefio Are AstioD the ealoa leaders thlok toeir reeletlfio to the dtoioh Whieh Began
desst win be graated.
Agsto Today—Pofty Bodiee
The strikers bega
tosay stores of the Z&O retail dealers
Wert Identified;
who haadle the pschars* su|»i»llee.'The
strikers will try to preveat the deilv By Wire to the Bvenlng Re«^
ary of ioe to theee piscce. Chler
Pueblo. Col., Aug. P.-A coaaerva
tive estimate today places the number
of deaths as the result of a Missouri
Paede
passenger trdln
crashing
through the trestle, i^r Bden. Sun­
day. at 106. All cltUens at Pueblo
have joloed In one Immense fuaeral
procession, winding unceasingly
one morgue to the other. The number
, MNK AOBUm IID eOOMve TO of dead at Pueblo reaches sixty-llvo,
PoHy of these have been Identlfled
Bo far about eighty bodies have been
recovered from the wreckage anA
■ Tfwtjr UniMkM'OMt Slid «Im OMur sixty IdentlAed.
Two aiMbod tho WANs and
The treacherous FVmintaln rivew has
fallen to almost lu normal oaoditkm.
reds of clOseas of Pueblo aie assiatlag to the search for bodles'which
L ' By Wire to toe Jtoaalag J
began again today.
Jscksoa. illch., Aug
dialer. John Allleoo aad WUllmm Spell
Buia. sent up from Kalaaiasoo for the
Richland bank robbery, escaped from
pHsoo early this nsornlsg. Sister wan
s trusty aad worhjsd la the engineertag departmeaL He unlocked the cor BUT SIRCHWOOOERE ATE KEZIS
rtdor door where his pals slept and the
MOKE8A FISH.
thrto prieoaers cOmbed the wall auO

80 BODIES lUVEBEEIRECOV^

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peotol to the Vvenlag Record.
Gadlltooc; M^ Ang. ».-lxmis Tay
hw. aged 41. logt his right arm near
the elbow and hU right leg at the knee
by being knocked into n si
toe Oobbs B MItchel] mill
The aeddeat wan mtber peenltor.
Mr. Taylo^ Is bead nnwyer at the mill.
A log came roiltog down the deck to­
ward him and he Jumped out of the
to front of the eniriage. The log
A toe lever operating the car­
riage. starting it nnd throwtog
nnfartimate man into the rapidly reBg saw. The accident happened
to n second and to sight of a number
of the employes of the mill. He
at once taken to bis home and the
best medical altentlon given him. li
U probable that his life will be saved
Mr. Taylor Is one of the best known
aad esteemed cltlsens of Cndillsc. Ho
has been to the employ of the Cobl>s A
Mitchell mill for twonty-lwo years,
bled This Afternoon.
Mr. Taylor died this afternoon,
was unmarried and has two brothers
who are the only relatives living.

HIS FIRST ANNIVERSARY
MASS SAID IN ST. PETERS FOR
POPE PIUS TODAY.

Many MtaMgea of Conpratulation. In-

firCHEN SHOWER

tackinf Port Wert 23^
By Wire to tbe*Kventog Reoot^
8L Petersbnrg. Aug.
A aeoaage
u been received from General Stoes•1. cnamandtog the Russlaa forces at
Port Arthur oouflrmtog the capture of
Wolf Hill outside of the port by the
He reports that the Japanese losses
were very heavy. He adds that relnments to the Japanese army have
already arrived. By. what robte the
message has not yet been announced.
The report continued, saying that
le Japanese attacked Port Arthur
July 27 with a terrible artillery flre.
They wert* repulsed with tremendous
U'sses. The Russiani retired from
Wolf hill without a fight being outnumbered by the enemy. The Japsn
€*se at Port Arthur now number To.ooo.
It is cstlmsted that the Japs lost
23.000 men since the siege of Port
Arthur began.

Newest kkas ia riapes sad
iestben. A* i» eveiy laake.
these sataples we laade
withsp^canorqteeiad.
Ir selected msterUls.
Kvetr psii will be sold St

LESS TijiAN
WHOLESALE
PRICES

Received by the Pontiff.

S. BENDA & CO.
FOR$5. D^NTLEMEN
AN^ $6.00
Your Clothier. If You Want Good ClothM ,.

EVERY
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DOOR AND WIND
SCREENS DELIVER­
ED SAME DAY
ORDERED.

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By Wire to the Evening Record.
Rome. Aug.
The anniversary of
Pope Pius* coronsUon was celebrated
by mass to 8l.^Peters this morning at
which Cardinal Merry IX*1 Val offlclaled. The members of the Kacred
college, besides 200 Invited guests, at­
tended the mass. A large numlK-r of
Tbs Early Bird Msy Get the Worm
congratulatory messages were rt'cHvot!
^ But the Lato Launch Hauled In
by the poptlir. among the mlHing 648
the Herring.

KIMBALL
cheerful mnd homelike.

Factory

SO^K JaOKNTS
The Old Itelieblc Shoe Houee

FRANK FRIPCH & (NL
NewStend. 32« Front Stiwet

prices and very liberal terms.
Some of the residents of Kesis Moea resort have been putting out nets
to secure their supply of flsh and they
have come over In fn>nt of nircbwpoJ
resort as there an* some nice big flsh
In that part of the ba>. Some of the
lUrchwoodcrs have boon tcUlng those
KesN Mokesa resort that they
going to lift ihclr nets when
they gut fish hungry and "the latter
have been exjHK-ttng It.
Last night a party of men. women
and children fn»m Ittrchwood resort
out to a Uunch to jpet some lim­
bers for a dock and In towing them
hack they struek something that made
their raft of logs draw hard and which
was almost too much for the launch.
Kbriunately they were near shore at
the time and got a line out to ahore
ucceeded In pulling them to. As
the rsft drew near ihiy saw a board
ungled In the
and examination
rvviwled a net. It was pulled out and
nders found tm*elve nice herring
in Its meshes.
Some of the Birchwooders who had
iH>en Ihreai.cnlog to lift the nets, but
who were not In the party had to be
awakened and informed of the haul.
The flsh were taken care of and the
Birchwooders had flsh for breakfast
this morning.
ThlK morning George Lardie and U
Roscoe got flsh hungry and set out
early to lift their nets. When they got
to the location they found them gone.
Suspecting, the Birchwooders they
pulled to shore and were given toneU but they wanted flub real bud for
breukfast and cnuBe^ucntly naked for
but they were Informed they
were too tote nnd thnt they ought to
be satisfled with getting toe nets Imck.

The Misses Nelllo Dlnghsm. Mar>
Mlaor and Ida Larhtos gave a klicbeu
shower (M the home of Miss Larkins
cm fifth street last evening In honor
of Mlsa Moaa Shields. The homo was
very prettily decorated to crimson and
while which, with the colored lights.
mad<' a vary pleastog appearance
sooa as the guesU all arrlved they
were started off on a peanut hunt
ch amosemeot and
the coodltloa of the house Itself
the evidence of the enthusiasm
played to the soarrh. Miss Nellie lair
die rwcetired the prise In this contest.
After the company had rested from
their long chase they took an Imaginery trolley ride through the streets of
Traverse City. Sentences were pinned
up around the room fnmi which the
names of the atreets won' to be
guessed. Herbert Welch received tto'
prise of a box of bon bans In this con­
test. Weary from their hunt and long
trolley ride, the guests assembled In
the dining room for delirious refresh
menu of fruit salad, cake aad choco
late, la the center of the uble calm
ly rested the matrimonial ship heavily
laden with the choicest fmit for wny
who cared to take the hatardous Joun
»ey.
After the refreshments were
poeed of the youag people returned to
toe parlor to write a story about the
animal wbohe pletore had been pinned
to their backs. Mr. Rarwea was ad­
judged the winner of the coo||pt and
Mias Kellie Lardle iwoetved the m
latlon prise. Many pretty and tmeful
present were left Miss Shields and as
they were being viewed by the guest
B. L. BriUhnit of Lndtogton has
much advice was given as to their
groper one. The evening was eery been In the city seveml days hnrtng
on exhibition n mtnto bng nnnllil1 how nice It would
la mnnnfnctnmd by toe
be If
spnny of Uidlnr
toiu The mnehtoe bmsbes toe potnio
mm to be. arrived bm^ off mad feeds them to toe center
Mr.l
and was present of toe mnehtoe and smashea them co
fa the city
nttlme^ownr.
inloe by menas of eadlen mbber belts.
Mr. Brillhmtt hks retnraed home bnt
wlU return to toe cliy.

Years in Traverse City and well satisfied,
—are you? Our CELEBRATION SALE
opens to morrow and we shall give you'
the biggest Men’s CLOTHING. HATS and
FURNISHING Bargains you ever saw.
Thanks for past favors.

cludlns S4S From America. Were

GOT THEIR NETS BACK

iWiM Mona Bhioldt Was thf Ouo^ of
Honor af a Vary Pleasant Affair
at the Urklns Home.

HOES

KEaSMOKESiPARn
Young Ladioa and Their Friends Entertalnod Thair Gentlemen Friends
at MofMihekna Grove.
The young ladles of Kezls Mokesa
and Ibnlr friends from the city gave a
delightful party to their yonug gentlemen friends last evening at Mnpqhekna grove. The place was prettily dec­
orated with Japanese Unterns. ham
mocks and rustic seats. The evening
was spent to playing games, until two
large bonfires wei^ lighted and a
marshmallow roast en^yed. K. Plerrecelved a^andsonie burnt wood
Bhmallow stick for being the great­
est marshmallow eater, and Helen
Thurtell the consolation. Jim CavU
and Hekb Cunningham treated the
crowd to bon bons.________

POHT STEPPED ON HIM
Lewis Holliday Met With a Painful
Aoeldent Which Might Have Been
Much Mere Serious.
Lewis HolUday. son of Dr. A. H.
HoUlday. was stepped on by-the Hull
pony yesterday afternoon and the left
side of hla face, just below his eye.
was patoftilly cut and braised.
The hoy w icmltog the pony back
the haraTwh^n-l^ slipped and IcIL
rowing him down also. In getting
up. toe pony stepped on his face, tofliettog the tojnry wHh the sharp caulk
on the hooL Had It been n couple of
totoeu higher, toe eye would have
been nerloualy Injnr^- It-was necesuary to take one aUtcb to the wound.

W.ff. KIMBilLL COMPANY
129FraMSt M.E.Stm«,Mr.

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Abstracts of Titia
PRICES SATISFACTORY ;
BetaMlehMIn laos
Room aiO atete BenkBldc.

W.L. BROWN

MOR.

Cor. Lake Are. and I Olli

ExtraSpccialsI August Sale
New 54 inch Zibelines in navy brown and black for
Suks, Skirts or Coats worth 1.00. for ^r

76c

New 54 inch'fancy Mohaire for Shirt Wajst
Suits wortl
thSl.OO. verj-silky sj>ecial... j..

Choice of all our wash goods worth up to 26c 1
for only, per yard.........................................L..........IV/C
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Choice of all our white wash Silk and fine French
nch lawn
trimmed waist>. have sold up to ?4.50 fi>
per yard.....................................................

1.98

ine.

60c

FUlTcliAtrSE^CE.

Waa Law
The Amerml service of Mrs. ThOMUS
Broderick of Weut Tenth street vns
h«M this Bomlng ut f o*eloek frao
toe h0«M. Rev. T. P. Ullom of the
Church BfOhristoflktoltog. the body
wns token to toe Downs censetery by
Henrey Andenon for hurtol nnd vis
nccoaptnled by friends nnd telntlTes.

TRAVERSE CITY
MFC. CO.

E MHELM

Iff Front
Dnk^

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LOT OF

Men’s Pants
CLOSEOUT

GHEAPp

IliuiiTiiii cunmAg
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WAIST fATIEiS
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See those waist ■patterns in our srindow
then note the low prices that are marked
on them. They are suitable fo;- fall twear.
We can save >x>u money on them while
they last.

Cardl ef Thaalte.
Traverse aty;. Mlcb.. Aug. t, IMM.
Mr. Ptmak Kfeler of %U Bast Websler street, bsa been taking tbe Hot
Springs irealmfat mad bb wife also.
We bare both koceived great beneSt.
I advise all soterlng bnmaaity to i:o
and see tbe do^or. He cma tell yon.
without ssklng |qoestkms. whst to tbt
matter with yos.
i bare been c^t of bealib for a long
lime and my
has beca suffeiiiiic
with stomach trouble. Tbe pain hss
left her stomsirb with
treatment.
i
Many people in Traverse City knew
Mod endearing letters to bis sweet­
bow sick I wsslsad know that I bsve
heart on tbe bottom of sew berry

TIUYERSEBAYUIE
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NE-AH-TA-WANTA
OMENA
NORTPORT

VIA

STEAMBlSCQUIiBUjiR)

aiMMies
li0UIDTIIiP25c.50e,75e

0U1« aftd ihmtr etorU cboold te mtmniM bx a lane AUMdaaet
ataatly talUag to core with
4t|r. Th» ertsU wtti be
emat proaoBweed It tacarml
tlM lOTm oC boTMi liMb wra flii« th«
provaa catarrh to be n eoastitw
Mt
M^orment ta the
tkmal dieeaae aad
Ob TfNuradajr aftmooB Om»
MBMbM eatobratioa wtll begiii by
tb« antYti oC lb« great camp aad
I tbe araame ball will ba ogaa ta
oar cItliaBe are InTltad
io BMOt tbt dlsUagnUhad
L
Tiiltotm. It le Bot oOea ao i
hy 4\baowBa«eiala oC any order ore gatbI" ' arad la oaa place. Oo FHday tbe big
I
amattag wlH be bakl tbe great etreet
parade, witb tbe degrM teame.
II
Itoe. arUetkal|y decorated ^oau and
otbar leataree of a credluble abarac^
ter. Tbe town will be tiled, wbicb te
f
aaearad by tbe apedal trmiae on all
laade aad tbe vary low ratee d fbre
L. JM Trafaree City win extead tbe
^
band or waleoBie wttb tbe name
lagte:

h

ledo. Ohto.
Bold by draggtoU. TSe.
Take Haire Family Pffls for coimtS-

Tbe colebtatloa le oo. aad no oec

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LUNCHEON MEATS

and pocket iKiok.
ltN>k them

Come sn l

MsLunifS^OsB.

AidldOp.!.
MAOAIIE RITA UAHS'

Beaaty Remedies
FvSaleBrANOngiistt

Arc Ro«Hl in warm wcsibcr. but the
Carpenters at, Havana. <*ul»t. ami
wage earner to belter pleased to find
vbinlly rec-lveif2.5*i lo FUT-t a day.
lender Juicy lamb, pig pork, or veal) *14,rv
{laid ill SiiaiilMi c<dd. .-iiid tbe
TO THE woRurg roast for his midday meal, when tired day’s
-k <-onsUt^ of ten hours.
hungr>'. Aside from ibe general j
------"j----------------FAIR.
trade that they know how well to com-1 WARM
a ill J#o servcnl at
TTob now oa it wiU be
Urns., 241 Front street.j
Mm-t-nbi.,- day by m. m- HAVE YOU
c vUltore to tbe fair, especially those
specially of kettle ren
of tb*- Uraiiue. Frlre 25 cent.s.
TRIED THEM YETf
from norUieni Michigan, to take some
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2257-31
kind of a wrap with them. Probably dered lard at 10c n> this week
Record Want 4
Botbiag win be as suitable for early
ECONOMICAL. ^POWERFUL, RELIReturns for ths i
ten wear as tbe Tourist Coat.
ABLE
Jler length, loose fitting and
Is the new powiT Yreezer just In­
Tbe dark mlxtnres are most
suitable, as they do not show tbe dust stalled by J. W. Jsekson. 106 Front
I. That U what w© don't tec.
la traveUag.. A Use aelecllon may be
Whst we do see. however, to the cod
at J. W. MUUken*s.
InvUIng parlor, festonned and banked
with palms, where one may rest and
NEW HUSBAND.
Quite an improvement over the olJ. enjoy a dish of their velvet cream In
Just ao with brnsbes; hair brushes. vanilla, strawbern. chocolate or cher­
I brushes, flesh brushes. How ry flavors. All other flavors made lo
I aoapr. Olive cream skin soap to order. Pbone . in when entertaining
mUd aad kindly In effect, restoring tbe during Maccabco week.

ATTRACTIVC DENTAL P)
Wbsa a patient enters ni
Boebeorsbeastbecssemaybels
with tbe sai^
roomdlBgB, and if tbe
tbe oak^e are oontftv
and pleaanat n fealM of oonfldenoe In
the work of tbe dentist Is at once felt
Tbe ottcea of Dr. C. D. Miner, anlte
UedoarcHy.
m. new State bank boUdlag. are very
Beeidee a warm word oC welcome
flaely appointed and^e doctor to giv­
1
there eboaM be oa ererr band arling tbe bem service that sklU and care
deacee cC oar eeatlmetna. Tbe at
boaladU placee and reeldeacee ebould
r
be aoltably decorated witb tbe Meccaskin to its original oondiUon. cl<
-What
tb* BuiUrr with that Ing and labrlcatlng It at the t
Ime. Why? Because It to s food as
baby.*^ growled an
L • 4aat that t
well as a cleanser. Ask for It. Take
as tbe mUe one penlsti^
taraat la tbe bletory of celebratloiu la aad kicking to tbo extent
no other at tbe Jobnsoa Dmg Ca
1
;traverae aty.
iaatter Is, edr.- esbnly rvpUtd
CLASB SOCIAL.
tbe wife. SB sbe strode up sod down
'FftOMliCt KKPT.
tbe room->*nbe ipstter Is tbst this
Uby inherits year temper.j **Wb bare made tbe debd
And tbe baObaad rrtunied to hto psa Hkf Program.
jwitb tbe word.**
per with a gteomler look tbsn before;
Class No. S of tbe Baptist Sunday
loalt. la aBceptiag tbe aomlaatloi
ichool will give s mtol St the church
fc
BCiaiiy
tdally leaoen
teadered blm by Speaker CaaMILADV*B DATM
[
BOO. eaye tbe i
As well ss tbe baby's, to slwsys fol­ K^ednesdsy evening. Ice cream snii
That la aaotber way of eaylag that lowed by a geaeroaa ase of talcnm cake wlU be served. Tbe foUowlng'
Ue repablkma party has kept lu powder and there are kinds to salt an alee program has been prepared and
WiU be given at 8 o'clock.
Plano solo. Mary Pifsrek.
le aoi tbe coaatry contented
ReclUtkm. Hannah Vlsck.
Bong. "Birdie s S^^recThe goM otaadard has beca malalera. Possoars. La Btoacbe aad
ReeftsUon. Blanche Kovsr.
talaed aad made a dxture. so that half a dosen otbar face powders cma
Song. "Sweet and Low."
aeOB Judge Parker, who twice sap be found at Bugbee's City drag atore.
BcdUtlon. Rom Flfsrck.
ported and voted for the party aad 832 Vtonx SL
Song. -By Lo L^d.oaadldate of free silver, ackaowlodgos
ReciUUon. Mary Miroosicy.
It.
Recitation. Ullle N^nnsa.
If we siv .to believe tbe sclentista.
Baataeaa laterecU have beea strtetReclUUon, Dells fTsshll.
oston to slowly sinking into tbe sea.
|y goarded from all disturbing lalluDialogue. Ullto Nninsa and Ei
BB^ ao far as a republican oongrcM Tbe datum plane; to which all ©levsBBd a careful admlaUtraUoa oonld do timis are referred hy tbe city engineer Klepae.
departments, shows tbst after s
Dtologuo. four girls.
Ispos of oevwDty-twu years we are O.TO
Monk. vloUn.
•tape have been taken to pot aa end
of s foot nearer tbe aea tbaa we were.
Rodtntkm. Ida Howard.
U other words, tbe land of Boston aad
SOBC. *The lUTl. I. tbe Mom.vidatty Is alaklag at tbo rate of
I
la Soralgn affairs there has been s
THE ILL* OF MAN
I
wteadylBMmeBoefbr open ports ta tbe
Are BMsUy due to tbe abase of the
[
Ibr amt to eommertse. Amerkwa cttl- A NOTBD rrOMACH BFECIALIgT
Has said tbkt eoffeo made la tbs aiomneb. Give blm aa amber cup of
I
peaa have been protected la Ibelr
coffee, made from our special 1
rlipbts. There have beea ao daageroas fbraiga eatanglemeata. On tbe eoffeo pot to modldao for tbo atomacb. bleaded 2Sc Java aad Mocha, aad be
eoBtrary. tbe admlalstTmtloo*i policy, An it to aot nocosanry to nae oggs la win teM rehrrlnnted. By r^oasUng our
eoffbae fteab every week we are al­
iU
while It has been positive, has made
fbr peace. Tbe reault It that the leal valoo to not to bo dtorogardod. ways prepared to oenre tbe p<
American. aatloB Is respected every- AbMo from tu being bealtbfaL aaal- witb a coffee that to aattofyliig to tbe
it to omamootat taaer mmiT^ltew York Tea Co., 23S
t
wberew
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Tbie belag tbe case, bow caa tbe as woU and enn bo anod for any toao- FyoalBL"
»«tr e( tiM OMMXiUoii hope to CUI7 tkm. Oa aalo at Saxton Hardwaro On..
LOOKS LIKE NEW
r the ooMlnraa<eraoMterp)«o than 210 Proat 8t
Tbatto triiai tbe table nappery does
d odrntototmio. I.
wbentteomesoatefoarlaimdiT. Wo
CD LAUTNCR
1 oxelaMvo agoaey fbr tbo amke a apeeially of flat wock. Dorn
aapklna at half a eeat' each to tbe
larvtet of eoanterpaaaSb two for a
Are the MW ton hita that hoTO ]w TTtxaadDoaa. Ihey cxiom to aU atoos
laarter.
Hotel work at still more roa
and
atytea
la
both
patent
aad
vid
kM.
I . aiTirod aad beoa pot on dlqilajr at
Many waabings at
mUltary or Cuban bools. Ho also car^ •o«Wo
y: M BM«.- idmaotr ParkM. 1»
Save tbe worry
;
:WoBtatfeet. They are la tbe new Can
gbadae el dellcBta proiBg and brwwaa.
«rMi; m4 «« Ina aU the aat.Mrt
vftb white etui madb IB ovlieDcA It Dry. Hard and BCR WeaA Mitli Blda
PBB OBBt be Baited is telle tip tbe BBd.MM
Ml yarlety oC atraw abapea. both
OcfBlcB. tfia Deitetf ffkprote.
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

lorlo. M..MOOU1,
stock and where there has been |
.Oww i. Zt >eo» o( OC and
FOR man and beast
of moderate eoet aad mmUty tbe »«T prdtjr. She tonoerly noS<M in
A fly net Is Just as IsdlspensU
prieee bare been la baraKmy wHb tbe
^ p ho~
goods witb the oieepma that the,
n ,
<ur« •» tbe taPifobe i. Jo the drirw.
have beea Ipwer tbaa tbe avr

miMM BtMM 1IAIS.
CkMiBWIMES
TravM^ dtp to BL Louis

tiAsa IS igriMi

SIJSSISS-

Tbh win iodndc mew]* wtd
bei^ betwcea TiaveneCStjr aad

isr*

.len..

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Steamcn lom Ttxnnc Otj
Soadqr. 10 p m.. and
Tbnnday^ S a la.

R.F.aiMI,S.AA.
IK rBRm WKET
ket where ({aniity and prices
arc right. Give ti» a can. . .

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255EPro»tSL
CituniMe
I'M TALKING YET
LEST YOU FORGET.
That the Hot SpHngs msdicloes
have cured THOUSANDS IN TRAVERSE CITY. They can cure you. Foe
sate by all first class druggists.

You Know the WWte

SUMMER BATHING SUITS
And some arc bathing tights, bat j
whichever they are. there's a lot <d\
them In all styles, slxt^ and prices
ng from 10c. the lightest weight
light, lo 12.50, the all wool bathing
These are exclusively for men
and Item's, but we also have a full line
of ijimks and traveling bags to ^It
Kubeck A Hoyt. Union St. V

OVory thas.- Csimaii's Elastic Floor
Vsrtitoh. B. E. Walt A Sofia, Traversa
Dry. Hard and Soft Weeo. Bouth Side
Lumber Co.
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The sewing machine
that has so many
pleased owners; the
sewing machine that
makes sewing a pleas­
ure. The sewing ma­
chine that has been
crowned “King.” A
king has many suitors,
so “King. White” has
many attachments,
each one doing the
best of work, s enabling
you to do any kind of
sewing and isssenbig pwr work,
If you] don’t Own -a sewing machine, we
want you to see the White at once. It is posi­
tively the, easiest running sewing machine on
the market. We sell you eithfer kind, the new
patent Drop Head, or the Stationary Head,
and with either Vibrator or Rotary shuttle. |f
you can not come to the store, telephone to us
or drop us a postal and the machine will come
to yoiii. Our terms are most liberal.

S^Ps»{

It's a pleasure to sell Banner
Patterns. Once tried you will
use no otbers. Wc bsve no dlsssUsfled customers. B\ cr> lady
to delighted with them and rec­
ommends them to her friends.
Not comirncg^tHl like many
other patterns and yet ixisscsiIng sU the graceful lines and
artistic trimmings that appeal
to tbe most refined ts«te. The
simplicity of Banner Patterns
In dressmaking to like the A. B.
C's of an education—easy of
comprebensioa. Ladles should
reotember that tbe Banner Pat
terns are new ones on tbe mar­
ket and tbe only ones that are
inteed by the
If your goods
are spoiled by their use they
ngTM to pay fbr them. What
better erldenee eaa we give of
their absolute perfection?
Prtoei are only 10c and I5c
eadL
All seams allo^

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REMEMBER THE WHITE “IS KING”
We Sell the Bradbury, Jewett and Henning
Pian<i>, and the. Famous Farrand Organs

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ITTWES
INPETOSKEr
IN MOMccr worn lalla nookm
1 TSMPU:^ NO. 115, O. Cl K. iC

iMr lurnttiorsins
\Phm 9t ite TMiplf Uyinf PIm r»r
I WiiiM ttaOiit N NM#nr

Air or tlM Kirigliti of Kbofmma. tere
kfti MMir big aMTUBii a»d MNM or
fswrucMMttf
li ramiu. B«t the
torPiloikifoa Sipu
I

Tpi^lilLi to ocllpoe ftJl foroMr of
r AipodidBiOClocartlMtoapNvir
Md te PjrtlUui hall Uui Blflit a»d tbt
loporu or Uki oooiBauoo whleh rUUad
FMookir to Mko imlUiliiaiT arroBte
MSU omrod a blc .iocMi abMu
The
dbr tbi gathortas.
IntlhU hare takea hoM of the affair
la oaniMt aad tho eaemr aad eatho
ataaai alroadr aaalfeMod ahowt that
Cm Poioakej oad oT It will be bandied
la the renr beat poaelble aiaaaer. It
waa reported without any cxaggera
iloa that there are already at least
fffly (
realaw of the prophet and to ttndcriec
the ordeal oT the journey acroat the
hot Mods Of the desert.
NreiTthl^rli progreasln* finely and
anaageneaU are belnc rapidly per
leeted to laake thU the greatest fra
teraal event Petoakey ever saw. The
haadgaarters of the ofllcera will be at
^ New Arlington aad a fine banqnei
win be aerved In that popular hotel by
Laadlord Paok. who has already be
glia to arraage for the event.
The local monbera.or the eommit
have begaa work and the prellml
■artes were Inangnrated last night
The oonplete list of commlUces U a>

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Kiecutive—Oluf Nordnrm. O. T
tooth. D. C. I^vlnsoa, Petoekey; K, R
McODy. J. W. Hnnnen. P. C. Ollbert
^ Trkvem Oy: C. P. Pcnnock, Mnnis

8. Cavil. C. M. Beers
F>Ped fit Heumann. Traverse CHy; 4L
J.^Nala. L. J. Baker. R. K. Dillon. Pe
Eckel. Petoekey;
. Kalkaska: F. D. CurlU.
B. W. Austin. Traverse Cltj': H. B
Lee. Fred Weinman. IVioskey; Harry
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Aarons. Manistee.
^ PHnilng-^I. W. Hannen. J. M
Blaheslee. E. R. McCoy. P. C. Gilbert,
Traverse City; M. W. Atkins. E. C
;
Labadle. Petoskey.
n-WllI Idc. J. M. Clifford
O. Orlmee. W. 8. Cook. T. F. Smith
!
^ B. O. Chase. J. M. Peaiaon.
RkSh. J. T. Hlrschman. U O. Trask
Harry Oates. W. 1. ffte«*art.petoskey:
Afigus Grayson. Pellston.
The local members will eowith those of the other cities
and all of them are workers.
The divan of Lalla Rookh Temple U
as follows:
Venerable 8helk. E,' R. McCoy.
Royal VtHer—P. C. Ollbert.
W. Rlckerd.
W. Austin.
Beemary-J. M. Blakeslee.
TVMSurer-^. T. Hannah.
Satrap-Frank Sullivan.

Joc-C, A. Primer. Msniitee.
Moknnnn—John Lnmson.
BsooHs-C. a Curtis. A. H. Bennett
luster 6t ProperUes-Chnrles 8tnn
field.
The cseentlve committee will have
chnrge of the nrmngemonts and if pest
•nooecnes nre axty cHterion the Peloekey meeting will be tbe biggest gnd
beet to tkc history of the temple. \
There will be n general rehenrsnl of
the dramatic work in PyihUn bail
!nest Toewlay nIghL
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THff MARKETS.
Detroit. MldL. Ai
AngnsL $L04: No. 2 red.
Na 3
com. 52Hc; Na 3 white ontn. 42)he.
Tolefia O.. Aug. fi.~Whent-Onnh.
HJ8; Sepusnber. I1A3M; Decmnber.
$IM%: May. HATH.
^ ChlOMO. Ang. f.—Wheat-Old Beptember. |1A3%;. new September.
flAi%: May.
O
her. Ulhc; May. 4%%t.
lomher. 33%c; May. JiMc. 8i
’bar pork. $11.45: lard. |iJ5:
fT.ti.

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TRY A RECORD WANT AO.

OW Agi Cn«itf tho Bote gf an SAI.
OMhie Wbmm TWa^ewitig
Wot ii Voofo CM.
■mtming of old •gn.^Sho «o«ld have
heeo if jTM of age the Sflk or o«t
sevetBl yoan and chM arc two
«« Mn. ▲. B.-Outer at MS F|ut
MOL Notma Bukawa, at M
Oaatar. Jaaua Ratkaaajr cS AMua.
WaAiaMoa. Mka Ourt, Haikawar at
Abara. WaaMaroa. Mra. W. a I
or LMlaraa. NUnrta.
Mrs. Hathavajr «a* oac of <lu aUt aettlcn ia Alalta UntaaWp. ecui
lac to ikat lacKMiUiirtr-Bla. ,au
laa Tba faaar^ suTlca wUl be
bdS Tbundar aioralac at * o'doeh
(M tb* rMMMM at tb. Saaebter.
Hn. A. B. Carwr at MS Park atm
tad tb. boS, Iria be takea to Lak
Abb for bartaL R U Carter be*
ebaiae of tbe timerBL
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PROSPECTS ME FME
etmUffg COMING RAPIDLY

rSTm,
mm mm

ns nit nra n isiuB
PATMKB SAW HC WOULD OOMC

rtea Bita, anM oat ahMl-

uur 0«ddla,i of Hut, Oerau
Maaly wmt brtectecBurt Joaw at Han
:o tkia cujr lodar to laaee fcia ia th«
MirlBU vhea ke Smmptd oat of tho
!U ariadow while the Uala waa u>Uk
boat iweatr-iee uUea pu boar
SkerlC Oeddlaga had lMcn toU by the
aaa'a fatbu tkat Joeea woqM come
loac all rlibl and that be wooM ao(
to be eloaeir watched abd oo
30001 of UU the aberiS reiaaed hU
Jooea aaked to u> to tbe Uvator,
tad the abcriS care bln permlaaloo.
They were la the rear coach at the
laae tad tbe train, which ia due here
30 tbe Pere Uanguoite at 1 odoek
•raa juat tbla aide of Drawn when
1 Inatpod. The brnkeman hapI to be on tbe platform at the
and saw the man lump and be
had the train atopped. Jonea had
■alaed tbe window la the laratorr and
iltchod himself out hcadl.mK
soon as the triln slopped tlvc
IT and tbe brakeman went back
ind found Jones walking down the
track to meet them. He landed on
his head and shoulder when the
lumpMl into n sand pile, and It Is nut
tbbught that be was very badly Inlured. although one shoulder was
badly BkinnfHl and bis face was black
ind blue from tho fall. Jones ha.s
t»een in the asylum before, alsjui ten
ago. He flM a married man am!
baa one child and U about 41 years
If age.
PERfiONAU
Mayor E. J. Fulghum went to Escainba and Wells this morning on n bus
ness trip
James Smith and wife of Plalnwell
returned borne thU morning after a
weeks- visit in tbe city with their
ion. Henry Smith.
Mrs. E. A. Allen of Canada returned
>me this morning after vl.*sltlng Cap
ain MunMdIe and wife.
Mrs. C. L. Gonser returned this
TJornlng from Winchester. Ind.. where
Hhe w^ called by the serious illnesc;
if an aunt.
E. S. Williams returned lo the city
•hU morning frpm Muskegon on a bus­
iness trip.
Mr. and Mm. William McKIlllp.
amlnem residents of MuV^kegon.
In the city today visiting old friends
Jf which they have many here ai
Jie older residents. Mr. and Mrs.
McKIlllp resided In this place when
Traverse aty was a mere hamlet
Rev. R. T. Flewelllng. wife and
.’blldren left this afternoon for Greenvine and Detroit for a visit bofore
returning lo Ihelr homo lo Boston.
aaa..
Prof. A. J. Ladd and family of An^'
Arbor, who have bei-n visiting In ih^
oity and at Old Mission for the past
five weeks, yelurned to their 1
this morning.
Leo Solomon went to Manistee this
morning on business.
Miss Acbaah Black left this morning
for a two weeks visit at MorrU.

Slrolster. Jno. Nelson. Carsonvillc.
N. B.. Wm. Avdley. Elston.
Annie West. T. Shurgeon, Kk Rap
Ids.
A car load of horses is expected la
alghi from Grand Rapids for FrldayV
races.
Little Piyr.e. entertnl In tbe 2:20
Rev. Hugh Kennedy of the Aabun
event, may nui start as she has a very
M. E. church went^>lo Ramsey today
bad cold.
ind tomorrow will g^ to Grawn in the
. Inieresu of the Sunday school touring
61 Eggs In Twenty Mimitss.
meetings.
Ackley. Ia., has tbe champion egg
Mrs. Hugh Kennedy left this after,
eater of tbe United SUleU. Oaorge
Rlchardson..a stock buyer of that city, noon for Grant township, near Wex
baa an appeUta for ban fruit that to fort, tor a few daji' visit She will
not aatisfled by tbe usual aBotmaaL as be joined tomorrow by htsr husband.
be demooBtrated when he ate €1 In 20
A. J. Knapp of YpsilanU to tbe guest
minutes to tbe praaenoa of witnassea.
Rlchardsoa tbtoki nothing of eating of bit son. H. J. Knauu.
two dozen mt one altUag. and experi­
Mr*. R. A. Halre arrived last even­
enced no Inconvenlenca from tbe un- ing and will remain some time with
About a weak ago be ate 5$ ecu ou tbe tomlly of her. brother. Tbos. T.
a bet of $5. aad offered to bet a dollar
he could eat two doxen mom—I
Oea O. Bates of Chicago arrived
burg Qaxette.
last night for a few days' visit with bto
parents. Mr. mad Mrs. Tbos. T. Bates,
DONT BURN MONEY
aad to attend a meeUag of the board
But save It by buylng.*your cbildren'a
of directors of the Herald and Record
allppers and your CbrUunaa preaents
pany.^,^wblcb be is vice presi­
from Rowtond W. Doogtoaa.
dent. Mrs. Bileu accompanied him
E. Front streri. He bas n full na
Id wlU remato some Um'e.
L In nil cbtldron*s sixes, two and
Miss BUllngs aad Miss Hsvllaad rethree straps, also Blucbar Uea, yon
inied today from Carp take, wbaro
cant tall to be salted. Prices to suit they have baea tbe guaau of Mrs. W.
every one.
J.. Hobbs at tbe Octcaary club bouse.
Divtoloa No. 2 of tbe OoagregaUoaal
THE ROYAL NEIGHBORS wlR AM society will serve Inacffiaa oa Macsrre warm diaaer and tapper la
s day la tbe rooms of Mr. MUUPtoodama baU oo Maoenbee day, Aug. ksobalom They will also cheek say
IS.
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las or bundles for a amaU sttSL

‘ IF YOU WANT boat, broad oreakai IF TOU WANT tami. broad or cakes
6N Maeeabae day let Trimble fnnitob ter Maooabee day tac Trimble furateb
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TRY A
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AMmlb 1HM.S M fteMlwi.
Dr. IL BmTTwNwI Itogliab ^
Whe tbibka that awe af tbe atiaag.
WairiB Ktfia

I Hetow 8Um( WBtertaiaed a few tkm af aleobal fii^dte Ha ndabbtedlr
bad etrert* sms
badr aad miad.
I Mat weaBiag at tbe WoqiieTbe BMWtal effect ef alcobollB tbaaM
Inportaat af alt [He aura:

this to iscar

TMI RACCta

The prospecU for the Traverse City
Driving Park nssocUtlon meet whirl
begin tomorrow nre excellent. Tbe
ries are coming In rapidly and m
tiurses and horsemen, nre arriving It
;ho city. Quite a number of horser
have been In active training at the
driving park for the past aevVra
weeks and It Is anticipated that some
last lime will be made. Tbe trad
has been put Into excellent condlllop
ind It U highly proUblo that the loca’
track record will be broken. Thi
whole card Is interesting snd somi
Txcepllanally good races are expected
The entries fop tomorrow are now
completed but the card will conslsi
»f 2:45 trot or pace. 2:20 trot or pac4
ind a running race. There will be
dx starters In the 2:45 class, five
•n the 2:20 and seven In the mnnlny
The following are the starten
ind descriptions:
2:45 Tret or Paca.
Best three In five.
Lady Cycolt. b. m., William Inger
toll. Traverse City.,
Kale M.. s. m . II. Gettman. Trav
•so City,
,
Silver Exuni. g. rt.. C. Hampton
hrrman. .
‘
Murlle U b. m.. J. Burton. Toledo
Joe Archer, b. g.. W. A. Lewis. Ar
mada.
Hoc, g. g.. J. Wade. Traverse City.
2:20 Trot pr Pace.
Best three in five..
Dr. Redman, b. g.. C. H. Wise] Gay
lord.
Red Phil. br. g.. Germaine Bros..
Traverse CUy.
Waller B.. br. g. Cox Brod.. trmv
se City.
Dexicr R.. br. g.. C. q. Harrington.
Irand lUpIds.
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Lftlle I*ayne, b. g., R Oxford.
f>rlon.
Half Mile Run.
Arllne D.. A. E. Clark. Grand Rap
ids.
Innonatum. WylnTt and Braun.
Grand Rapids.
Gold Bridge W. Lcjter. Grand Rap

P«ty of I
mn of tbe
gewwattol
itbltaonsr A RicBle mad to tptmA tbe day.

per. Tb« mslac waa pteaanaUy ceJtoywL
The T. M. C. L. S. will bold m apa
rial Boeclag with Pby Crawford. 520
CbIoo atreet, Friday evealng. Aug. 12.
At tbe aneOng of tbe 'Oalfora
Rank, K. of P., toaigbt arrmngesBenu
win be oompleied tor tbe trip to LouiavDle.
The extra atalrway opealag oo
Front street from tbe aty opera bouse
baa been put to.
Tbe hotel at Fooeb to now crowded
with gueau. Tbe aeaaon at Carp lake

aw{? aSL? M

L ^
fiRkto

Hway DaMtok cbNf wfflarw aC tbe
It LmU tUr, bM teukca fim ftom Samnira tba riay aaad aadarm

wNuaer OmrW BBIott Norton la
dag tbe ptoofa of bto two voluaea
Ukcly moveoMaita ^ actSaaa. aad this of ItOBkla'a ktturm.
Dr. Erwest Warrea Porter baa been
fact M wan barae |oat la tbe adaiata
tratkm of aaacwtb^Bca to patleata wbo naalffionsly rtoctrd pirrifirat of tbe
partake of aleabok la tbeir dlK. For Lairrralty of Waablagtoa.
B jfact that alcobolWa

to than torasad tatoAOtoU oata <
leu. about aa tblric «a a laad i

roucklr Bodeted Iran

ezclaii'a*
twbaaera whlrb are aot bc4ag coa*
trailed by tbe bIgbW eeatera.
-It to also equally weU kiKwn that
tbe effecta of alcobM oa tbe mlod even
la email do«ea to to cause a rvlaxatkm

tMDiida nd N,« Maw. M M <

W»tiT »hopi.
He
la bad aamecooa other haii-biradtb
capea
DeavHte Ida mgr and Urk of pbyMcml exeiriae. King Edward of Engbiod
can atoud fatigue much belter than gnsa, a mlsatooary Juat rotmed
KMe in atteadance upon film.
that country, aays: -During tbo 1
M. Matoottl'a inventtofi, the tekertp year of our atny In India wo hafi I
only oBoe. mutton twice and fiab i
right times. Cbickeaa art so eoi
we got Ured of ibem. la faoL cbk
to about tbe oaly moat to bt bad. <
natives are vegetartoaa aad auldojf
A year or ao ago when Prerideat eat meat of any kind. A iNitebar eamt
Rooo-velt waa making a trip through to our city once a ww
goat meau tba only kted to ba
the weat each town be paaaed through Tbe naUres eat either rioa or
ne deumustratton In honor of made ffiom wheat or a grala |
the event Tbe ciUxena of one town to tbe country. In tba girnla <
where the traiu arbedule compelled tbe they have bread. U to a i
f»rpsldent to remain right or nine bourn dayeonniry. Tbe ricb paopl
and have dalntiea, bot iha p
fiwWcd to make a bolklay of U when live on rice aad vogetablea
Nr. Roosexelt arrived. They arranged knives nor forks are naed.**
a seriea of s|weebes, boiw races, rope
throwing, and bronro busttug. Tbe
bast Uient of tbe i^uutnside was uu
The cotton plant first cam
hand and eueb contributed his sbara
ka from Asto; now tbe grentar
Cf the eutertslufiienL
of the central Aaiaa crop Is
One of tbe cowlwys w as mounted on
an especially 111 temiM»red Uwst. He
caught tbe pn*sldeufs fancy on ac­ u red by an American irrlgattoa
count of bis daring and ability. After tern. Yankee gtos clean tba
doing bU -stuiit" be was lutrodmwd Americau compounds press the
to tbe riilef exettitlve. who cumpU- Into bales wrapped wllb
nieiitdHl him on bis borseinaiishlp. and bands, and finally tba cotton
liMluInd: -Do you ride all tlie timer war to Ma
Every one wlllilii bearing rckarfd with Amori
wLen the plainsmsii re|»Hed: -.\o. I
•“I* tor my meals.”—Denver Rry*ub_

A West \Grglnla reaorter caught a
xirteen-pouad pickerel aear Fuucb IbHr act
from penetrating Some act arising out
Mterday.
•f IrrtUllon and aacer.Charles Carver conceived a liking
WbyHma,
for a mess of bass about 6 o'clock last
If Cyrus
Rmdy to ever
evealng. so he took bto casting ap­
fired Into w
adaptparatus and went to Boardman lake
fog his own
novels, be wlU
Supper waaat aerved until S o*clock
certainly tit
other wiiler In
VO nice bass weigbiag about two rrodm-tivity.
..
novelist who
ds each were a prominent Item bands out a l«ook i|
b with higbm the menu.
* class short stories jsaudwlrbe%l in be-1
The parade commitue and marshals tween. Mr. Brady ^s well koiiwn, but I
of tbe Marabee celcbralion are re be to also a PblladHphU minister and |
quested to meet at the office of O. P
With ctiual faCarver tonight at 8 o'clock sharp
Business of Importance.
over In Sew York
The steamer Columbia will run an to see hU publUbRim. be was butlonccurslon to Ne-ah ta wanU tomorrow boled by a tbeatrleal manager. wb*»
bubbbd ovRT with I a dewire lo baudto
evening at 7 o'clock. Music will be
play
sy of tbei* Ret. Brady
Brady a.
furnished by the band- Tbe fare Is
-It'K
tempting, my
'k nattering and ten
lwenly.five eonis the round trip and
wr sMr. but rv.nlly—iiox>
•—1
Captain Webb has ordtTtil a nlct- think ni stl.k 1o!moi7 writing just
yet awblle.** obj«H<ked tbe celriimt
attd
evening.
I
The Indies ul ibc First Presbynerinn novelist.
• But think of the sui»erior prollts
-'huroh win meet for the social hour
on a suL-eessful i^y.tVednesday afternoon with Mrs. Cor­
*T know. I kiiolv. But when you i
win. 540 State street.
write a serb.I stofy for a niagarlne. I
Mrs. WallatH- of Battle. Cr.^^ k ar no matter how ujd It Is. they can't
rived at Ekigew(K>d this aflerno^m for stop rniiniiig It { until you w*rite
‘Finis.’ But sometimes n play secs Its
a visit of a couple of wtH-ks. '
At a social gntherlng at my house
end lK fon> Um« sc<-<Hid net ou the oiH-n
Carlton North of Elkhart. Ind.. ar­
the other evening.- said n well kiK»w n
lug ulgbt.-—Boston PosL
New York physician. -1 lutd as guests
rived last evening for a visit with Ills
eight men, every one of whom is or
sister. Mrs. B. Hammond, aud family.
Kiigllsli icourist was parsing lias been a |>otinit factor in the affalm
J. H. UmrkK ofd-'ife I.ake is In the
imiK-e, the le
city today on business.
Ions, Journal­
Henry Fulsome and wife of Ijxke
ism. and mtiruad maiuigcment. It
Ann are Traverse City visitors tiwlay.
came out tliat not one of tliciu was a
native of tbe city. Not only w:tsnone
Exlward lAutner and sons of S-don
made a business trip to the city today. lo niK.l..glre for
• canine guardian's of them a .imllve New Yorker, but.
the
Britikber with one exception, they were all lioru
. Mrs. Mike Itowlon of l^ke Ann is
lu Isnbib-d ninil hamlets or on Imckgrow
bd:
-If
I
1
kick
that
bride.
visiting in the city today.
woods farms. Tlie one exception Wns
Mm. William F^mmt and Miss Bes" ' -Well mnv born lu an Iniiwpjrated village .
-sic E Farram of . Glen Haven are. i*. ,,, ,vouUI." di^winl Mr t'Lens
Traverse ('iiy vlsin.rs.
-He t.^-ver atteii.i Is to l«irk wliei, be
IF YOU WANT buns, liread or cakes
G. A. Brigham of Grawn is in the! Ii’‘« bl«iHi full of meat."—Spring for M.^ecalMV day let Trimble furnish
llclj INfuMiran.
Ib-puMira
Uy on business.
j '‘-Jd
them.
2254-If

Owi^ By the C;^.
owned and published by a city. It
bequeathed lo tho city of Dresden by
Us former proprietor upon tbe condfi
lion that all profits wrialng, therefrom
should be spent upon the public parks.
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

rM TALKING YET
LE8T YOU FORGET,
That the Hot Springs medidnet
have cured THOUSANDS IN TRAVERSE CITY. They can cure you. For
sale by all first class druggists.

|A clean sweep of the season’s 5cst Shirts at nearly half price. Our entire stock of Men s fine

NEGLIGEE SHIRTS

$1.00 SHIRTS AT 45c

The best selected stock in the city, has been marked
down for Clearance. /The values arc |of a most cx- cepiional character. /

WILSON BROS'. SHIRTS
'V

Everybody knows that Wilson Bros’. i Shirts arc the
best, patterns and desijjns far superior llo all others.
We have placed on sale our entire iinej of new 1^04
Wilson Bros’, shirts, our best quality| Madras and
Zephyr cloths, the best $1.50 and $2.00 value
in the land, on sale at................................

96c

We have had an immense Shirt business, have supids o men, and few indeed bought less
than 3 or 4. Wc re now ready for the/biggest shirt
sale on record—a^d the greatest by fat in the matter
of value-giving. To clean up the season’s business, we
have placed on sale fine 75c and $1.00 shirts, made of
6nc printed and wo\*'cn Madras, Cheviot, Batiste, etc.,
of the most desirable colors and patterns, nearly all
sizes—you’ll regret it if you fail to get your A,P\f%
share of these shirt b;irgains at..................... . .^VV/

100 PAIRS OF MEN’S FINE TROUSERS
-

Odd stock left from our costliest suits, also fine pants from broken assortments,
pants of finest worsteds, cassimcrcs, cheviots, etc., worth $4, $5 and $6, bunched to A 1 g
close quickly at...:.............................................. ^.......................................................... /,43

Ever See Suit Bargain? Like These in Your Life?
One lot of Men’s Summer Suits, Another lot of our finest $13.50, The finest Suits in the house, worth
w-orth $10.00 to$15.00, now 4,76 $15.00 and $IC.50 Suits. Q,7g $1S.0(», $20.00 and $25, 13,5Q
Probably you have heard that we are

Going Out of the Shoe Business!
We are, and that accounts for the-fact that we are today selling new, up-to-date shoes at positively leas than*
wholesale values.
I
The best shoes, for men or women, blys’ and Girls’ Shoes, worth up Good Baby^oes. all

2.85

........89c

STEINBERG

sires, at 89c

and
* 21Q

HANNAH &LAY§i

baa** ioaiid la Jbd mi
tabboi la bat it Iba pMlaa bf a
tobrna. Madam Carltr tf Faria, flbt

frnmm

tbaakbi vtn ba rtav nfi Mil
vMta baaatlaa that aht gavtit tbt aaam
mL Nn ocbar txmXmrnt Is so mml
Jhat U btara today.
Oat poaad of nMimm woald ngbt t -A vMltlip MmIcu gaafilmuB vbo lagamfi MliMkteg. Gtvg iU trial nmS
bemmrtBMd.
mom forty foot tgoart bat it woald
• YMt kMdap
bt a mrtlow. aoft tort of a glowtef wm known
tTKiNKAO*! aium.
jgbt. Brt It wooid glow tar gmMra* a«aipii«minpbpklaf
:loaa altboagb It Urowa og adtilaaa yanra tour tktgMg eft

Hf«M air by Prcrf.

]f pboitgtapbt takes wUb ladbua
mmimn aa4 lafM. Tba pro- mra aad atrtrml taMt eoatalalac ra
bad a fall eeaiplmaat of aqafp- Mom aad otbm pfodimta wort pasted
eltarlf jrai ooa-

H4 baiM by rtadac that today It a
11004 4ay M Ib# aiorroar U a b«t«r
aba baaaaoa taaicbt toair gaalat U
libaM la bit laboratory aad tomor
pair ba will ttarfl# tbt world wttb aa
ibbOneoaMai af aoaM aev dUcorery.
: piafM worbad away oa hi. fatbtr'r
aaaary to tba world, tba world laapbed
14 blai. aow It aUa at bit ftei aad fu
tbra; gaatrmUoat will girt hla tb«
pralaa tbai tbit ctaarmtloa It coo boty
laaaoord.
Aflar a abort latrodortioa
tbowad
Iba oaotlrliia'aUtloD of t wlrrlrt. tr1
a«n^ tytItBL Hr earvfuIlT rxplalaad
fbla aad ibro aaat mcMaaet with ao
ardlaary teltcrapb key. An Intereat
lac ttateacat In eoBorctloo with ibli
^ ^ the poaaiMIlly of making wlrolet.
ilalagraiiby atrtocly piiiraia. At pretlaal a graat dtal U beard about wire
j Idaa BMaaaaea being Intercepted In the
jibr Catt. Tbe profeawir boldt that by
[property atloning the recelrort each
iamiaace can l>e made pHvate. Th<jlidltade In the nximhet of vibration*
- ii ao groat that even Individual* could
{bare their own ayitema. It U gener­
ally tappotod that wire t>wtem« are
^airletly prlraie. Ju»t the revoiwe i*
trot at the opertujni til along the
: llae of a wire »y*tMn are able to read
[tbt mtttagtft a* they go hy. The po*
ialblUllcs of the tyatem were etplalnod
ipd alto what la being done today.
Uin audlenci- will
^[-rTht cbUdren In U.
win** will
Ljadnhe day when tm
!bt Btretebod or cable* laid/* amid the
jprofmeor. WlreloM telephony la the
iprobitm that la being aolved. A man
•la flaa Prancl*c«i ha* an apparatna
itbat work* perfcK*lIy four mile*. Te*la
jla working on an Inatmaient a* hlg
iaa a watch which can be carried In the
ivtat pocket and friend* ralUnl up and
Italked with anywhere.
. Radlam. that wonderful *ul.*iance
U^t aet the world on fire, wa* neat
-tbkea up. There w ere luime |>e<jple
Maoag the apecutor* that were dUappointed with radium. According to
tbelr egpeciatlon*. foiienMl by Sun*
fdv tupplemern article*, radium glared

UBoog tbe aadltaoe. la addttkm ti
ibt prafeaaor teat oot a anmbtr 'A
mata eoataiatag lalnote bita of radiam
wbicb showed tbt apark* brtag thrown
og.
Tbe last part of tbt itetur* waa the
moat iBtereaUsg to Ut ordinary mind
rbto waa llqtld air and tbe laterMt
waa wlthbtld more cloaely bteaaat all
Lhe experlBitBta were tangible. A
camatioD waa fraata Into brittle
pUiota. a piece at moat waa rendered
like glnaa. Eeen a rubber ball waa
made aa brittle aa pottery. The
rrowBing experlmtai wa* the freealng
of an alcvhol flame on the bottom of a
kettle. Uquid air la 112 degrees be­
low aero. Alcohol waa froxen into a
Mild maaa. mercury waaf froaen ao
hard that It could be uaed a* a ham­
mer. A kettle of liquid air aet on a
piece of ice. boiled a* meirlly a* %.tea
kettle on n cheery Are. Liquid air I*
abaolutely dry altboagb It can be
thrown and apllled like water. Ice
wa* **tk)11(*d*' in the* kettle unUl It wa*
abeolulely dry. The prafeaaor auhj^tcHl the hand of n memlH-r of the
audience to the terrific cold and a
hite *pot about the aixe of a quarter
a* froaen thereon. It dl«appoarod In
few aecond* and the only aenaatiun
a* tliat of a *llKht allng while the
after efTt-ot* were nil. The profeaaor
Uned the aclence of making liquid
air fully and alao lu cmpabUltlea and
(Kw«ibilliU>*
'tie iM*emed to hare
great faith In It* aa a power produci*r.
connection with th« radium ex­
periment* he loW how different dl*
ea*e* could be treated and In the* liquid
air part of the program he ahowc»d
h<iw cancer* c«nild be remavod, am­
putations performed, etc. The loc
lure %ku* not only iuti ri sting hut was
replete with %aluable fact*.

tbalr atnmglmid nnd n poor, laanna
man macing. Hawnatnlnaitonluia'
pfttal In Um City of Mtsfteo, wbera na
jpenuioa of tfwpnnnlng tlw nknil waa
parformod on him nnd hla Ennarm remnd. H» promd to be th« kmc loat
genUaman who bad bean captnrad by
the bandit*, who, in trying to force
aim to tell the hiding pinoe of hia for
tane. had atrock him a severe blow Oh
the bead which dented the aknll nnd
rendered htm Insane. He had been a
captive for year* In the hopes that be
might remember tbe enveted secret
ind In one of bl* half locld momenu
reveal IL"
Knowing thta actual Incident it wlU
be all the more Interesting to the pub­
lic to follow tbe play Itself when It
makes lu appearance here tonight at
dteinberg s Grand opera house and to
obaerve bow much of ibis roost charm­
ingly dmmntic story la doe also to the
adld Imaginative and crtwilvi*
powers of the antbor.
Of tbe plays that one sees In a Ilfe^
time be can count on bla flngera tbe
that combine high literary merit
with great dramatic value. "A Koval
Slave" la one of those few and It aiRo
adds d»*p heart Interest and the moat
beautiful scenic aurroundinga with
which a play could be embi*llUhed. aa
the arenoa are laid In Mexico, pro
verbally the land of sunshine and
flower*, of palms ami fountains. No
pUy has appeared In thl* country for
years of which the press speaks In
such unalintod and unqualified praise
This la one of the surest and Itest teat*
really gr»»at play, ami "A -Royal
Slave" U a great play In every *en«e
of the word.
>

Those famous funny fHlow*. Wood
and Ward, presenting their Jolly, jing­
ling musical farce **Two Mem'
Tramp*;" 20 anlals, 20 novelties.
sense prices, 26. 26. 60 and

IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME
It la refreahlng to step into the {.agretU Candy Co. and find the most
perfect appolntmenta on every hand
Aside from everything looking good
they taste good. too. and for why"
a* the easumer nay*? Ilecaiue they
are home made, the candti**. the
ervam. even the fla\or*. They also
make a specialty <»f home made chc**t^
late*. Every one of iht-ni bism|M*il
• Harrl* "

STEEL CUT BUTTONS
Are expensive, hut Harrington Hall
Su*<‘l Cut C*»ffce I* not. Thl* proces.s
remt>ve* the entire chaff, which cun
tains the harmftil lngr»*<llent. tannic
acid, and leav*** the granulal.*! eoffw
bean in *ha|M* to get the luosi jh rf«*rt
blend of coffee ev«*r plact*<l ii|hui th-*
Many of the musical number* Intro market. Tr.v a package. Kept i»y
duoed In "The Two Merry Tramps." Siickney’P. ill l?nliin 8i It's a r» »elawhich come* to Steinberg* Oranil il»m to the palate.
Opera House next Thursday. August
lllh. are original with thl.s ctimpany.
YOU NEED MONEY?
the Indian o|>era, *iing in the stv-oml
Keep this fact in mind, ijial I make
act, U*ing notable. Other musical it a hu*inehs of loaning nimiey in large
n. from KtanUard operas have Ikh‘ii or amall amount* on city or ouuiry
re written and now iKwomo a part id real eaUte and charge you hut a reathe play—the bright da*hy melcxile* aonablo rate of InicfoBi. Day |r back
being all that la retained.
In arooimta to *ult yourself. A few

J. W. SLATER.
The house furnisher. U having a
mid-aummer Bale on everything. A* a
specialty he offer* an ExceptionallygiKHl line of J.fflce desk* and sectional
b(*ok cases. In golden oak. quarter
The aubject "Savanarola" may or
^d. liuy now and you will not re­
gret it. a* price* are low abd values ma.v not have been on«* of prevb>uK In
good. You will find Joat what you tereal to the entire audience which
gri'vted the *i>eaker. but with Dr. (lun
need. In Jurt the right place.
■BuluB io hi* earnest. |M>werful man
and his clear-cut sentence*. «*\*<tvof which added weight. It became
of mark(*(l interest to all. —I^aily New>.
Austin. Minn. Kev. Dr. Oun&aulu* ap­
i
pear* here Thufaday night.

BringrUs
Your Heating
Problems
and we will
solve them
with
the great

Round Oak
Furnace

b b the meg carefully made aod fitted furnace in the world.
It wrill bom hard or soft coal, coke or wood with ccoooray
awcceu,, and held tht firt fust
fug like the famous ntmnd
i dmiw. It b a rtronf. powerful heater and will last a
me time when correctly iostalUd. We make furnace heal.
Inf plans for out cuMomers free of capensc and assist in every
way we can to inaure a periect fob. Call on the Round
^
aad ret our furnace

;-s

• ^ P. D.

mmM

m!2,*** *’

rOR SALE BY
HANNAH A LAY MERCANTILE CO., Ao*nl*.
Travaraa City, Mich.

A big company In an enjoyable ei>m j
edy drama, an operatic orrh(*«ira and
bra** band In a novel sireei parade !
all at p<iptilar prlre.s makes a magnet '
that will no doubt pack Steinberg's •
Grand op<*ra house to the doors on
Monday. Aug. 16
"LneU* Josh |
Spruceby" make.* hU Imw- on that oc
caalon and the Jolly old New Eng
lander will afford an evening of fut:

Homestead"
1th many
and the aenaatlonal
an exciting climax.

specialties

MACCABEES’ ATTENTION.
|
The Modem Maccabee is nut frale •nally at home with hirosolf or hi* |
neighbor* unless he wears an emblem
pin or charm. Thewe can be obtained!
thl* w't^k at the Jewelry store of Dar j
num A Karl. While there have yoi;r;
watch looked Into. First class rei»air
ing done at reawmable price*. It I*
not an expense, but an economy to
keep your watch clean, as there is not
the ceaselesB grind of a dirty watch.

choice officoa to rent, single or in
•ulto. E. McNamara. McNamara nu>ck

EXCURSIONS
PEREMjWOUETTB

H. Ztoglar of tte MlaMla kna s
too who for amrm jim kaa boM n
victim <rf opUopsr. Wimn bo wa* five
years old Urn suneks began nnd dni^
Ing tbnt Umo the boyjhns been unable
to MMk. He bsd frasuebt fits aad in
cxmbectkm with his other n«krtan, be
suffered terribly with cntnrrh. Now
the twy baa Improvod and la trying
Mrs. Ziegler, tbelr i^toSce address
U R. P. D. Na 1. was In the city Saturday to purchase some more Hot
Springs remedy. Mrs. Ziegler
not
slept In a bed for five years aa the
boy's flu would come on at night nnd
she‘would watch him.
Mra. Ziegler couflribed tbe truth of
the report that the | boy waa much
benefited by (he medicine. She said
she had taken him to tbe Hoi Spring*
doctors but they bad refused the case
She then aaktHl the doctor how Umg
he would be h<*re a* she wished U
purchase a special treatment. S!»e wa*
told that he wi>uld lx In tbe omcx> at
the Hole! Whiling until Sunday. Aug
U. She wa* of the'opinion that ca
tarrh wa* at the Ijoiloro of the trouble
and purcha*«Hl some uf the remedy on
the *tret*i. The bo^*'* Impruvenumt
wa* marked. The discharge fn.m hU
head atopiK'd. the rattling In his lung^
ceased and the fits Were less frequeni
and les* hard. She, purchased winu
more
medicine Saturday, having
alrtmg faith ill It
•

DISPUTE OVER GROCERY BILL
Was St*sil«*<l when the hou.sekt*eper
producH'd n clux-k indorsed by Iht
trad(**man Ak many ladle* are o|x*n
ing "household ac;**MintK" the rirst
National Imuk ha* prep.-tred a ne.iy
little iTa**btH*k roiiialnlng cln*ck>*.
hniail enough to t^Up into a pur^ *.
Thl* can bv* uaevl In Ulioppliit and will
Im* found safe and i more convt*uient
than carrying the money.
LADIES!
We have ju*i plaCtd on sah- about
.•’.•♦n pairs »if sample dlioes. sixes.
.T*r.
4. 4^^.
well Iis A\. A. n. r. Tlie>
save frimi .’.nr to |l|26 a pair, A. V.
Priedrlch.

J

HIGHEST QUALITY POSSIBLE

BEST
UNIFORM AND SATISFACTORY

FLOUR..^
TRAVERSE CITY.

-

MICHIGAN

Steinberg’s Grand Opera House-

Tonight
—The Powerful Scenic Success—

“A ROYAL SLAVE”
See Ihe Oreit TropieJ I'alm UUn.l by MoonIi;;ln. Tlie
OorKCoos 1‘aUce of ihc King. The Great Volcano in state
o( Kruption. Most bcwil.lcring <lisphy ol Scenic ICmbcllishmcnts.

One anoad Scenery and Effecis! Cast nl TWitj!
.\ Thrillii
illin.,; Slor>* of Ixvvc, Hale, Dasiion, Inlriguc, RcHcvttlion aiu\ Heroic Daring.

SEATS NOW SELLING AT THE BOX OFFICE

PRICES; 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c
THURSDAY, AUGUST IITH
AT STKINBCRO-S Of^ANO

7Lrn;D«:;'o'’w:
PRESCRIPTI0N6......

Woo«J and

Ara important^ and ma
know our raEponiibiUty.
Try ut and taa rasufts
obtained :
AMERICAN DRUG CO.

I'M TALKING YET
LEST YOU FORGET.

WoHcTa Fair. 8t Lpu'a.
That the Hot Spring* medicines
Round trip ticket* at low rate*. On have cured THOUSANDS IN TRAV­
sale at all ticket atatlon*. A»k agenU ERSE CITY. They can cure you. For
for rate*, limit of ticket* and full partale by all first class druggists.

tub

Lnte,t Son* Hit, o, tl.o Season

PECULIAR JULIA
POLLY AND ME
TI PPECANOE
HOBO TWO STEP
SEMINOLE

Common SenhC Prices: 25c, 35c, 50c; Box Scats ?5c
Seal Sale Opens Tomorrow Morning

ELGIN G. LEWIS

ITS
ALL
WRITE

UPTO-MIE

HOT SPRINGS REMEDIES
for sale by all firstdasa druggists.
They cure to tUy cured all chronic

CASHJROCER
HAVE YOU TRIED

Ben Hur Flour?

caUrrh cure. 50 cents.
soap. 10 cenU.
healing salve. 25 cents.
corn cure, 10 cents.

Call at my ofTirc or «Trop me
a rani for booklcl giving a fnll
<l<.srri)dlon of tlic tyjiewrilcr
whicJi IS ALL WRITE

it is an all Spring Wltcat.
Kvcr)‘ Sack Guaramcc<l.

diseases.
Prices. Hot Springs Ublets. |1.
Hot Springs Qu'ck Relief (liniment)
25 cenu.
Hot Springs
Hot Spring*
Hot Springs
Hot Springs

ward

Presentlrfc- the MuHial Extravasanza

A. F.

7Ap For 25
» VL Pounds.

$1.35

MADAME RITA KRAUS'

Wh,lions.MgMlsililln[ij

Beauty Remedies

226 EkI FiodI SM

For Sail B| All DreoUts

Coming, th« Dtnvor Expreaa,

TRAVE.RSE

OITV,

IVIIOMIOAN,

ALJOUST*

8,

i90U.

Mr . Frank Kcslcr, of 824 Last Webster street, has been taking the Hot Springs treatment, and his wife also. Wo have both received great benefit I advise all suffering huniinity to go and see the
ian tell you. without asking questions, what is the maitc^ith you. 1 have been out of health for a long time and my wife has l>een sufTering with stomach trouble. The pain has left her stom«
doctor.. He can
Many people in Traverse City knewjho>KL-sick 1 was. and know that I have not been free from pain until 1 took this treatment.
ireaim
ach with one week's treatment.
treatmer
I cannot find words to thank the Hot Springs
Doctors and their wonderful medicine.

IVIr. mr%€i Mrm. F** PCmmlmr.

l,dOO
The stream of sufferit
sufferinR humanity does pot decrease.

ll^f^
OWm IMel wmang,

Oity ^^ople OurecI
Offices, halls an’d hotel still crowded with the ailing seeking relief from pains and diseases that have rendered life a burden for years.

» te Ihr LaH KWH,

We Wffl Nut Ettenil ilOm Da|.
J.

1,800 have

SSf THE IWORUrS wait
Baditor.Mm 1
A. MrlAiiMiRfi.
* Tl# JUlMlait JMB dOTfur M
Thm wMkf
hn IMk it tala Mg
tattef tM MkM d «artf cfcdas fa bnM fo wMt his nathw contyr.
Mad. Oa atTfetac at Umpas
IvHaarataklatloac thaaghf ta eatehrate the araat. which
he tfM with anch aamas aa to Mad la
M to dMk' Mid
the lochMp. He waa rdaaaad aftar
oae dara rnataiaiiiat. wheranpo
too Boar Mid
[ .
LapMr papen aro caaUaaiac tke made aU haate fbr the aaareat
[^ •
foddaato or Oo dtjr to ba aam
llM; oMes aad took the Am ata
for America, arriving home In juat aizt t ; iBl wJU tMr saaoUaa oaot at ft
r ^
Ibo anwldpalfijr $» erery Oma Ut» teen days after his departare. He cm
Joyed
the ocean trlpa, hut did not aec
ftia 4apartMot tarat oaL
much of bis aattre Mad.
f'No aaire win the lowly klae

•M.

-The beseat to the town Store and F. H. M«
electric road caaaot be
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITV
FW a safe Inveaiment U offered this
The editor oT the Atheat Timet
aeasly hrohe the kiap bolt la tlopptag week by Millar A Morae. UO Froat
street, who hare an exceptionally Aae
hit '^Anattroac” prett the other
ildeboarda and
buffets.
whea be toddealjr dltonrered that he line of
had left out MO worU of lepal adrer- Through the sppreclalKm of satisfied
Utlag from the fdiUBBt of the Timet customers they arc again enabled to
Oae of lha Korthrine clerKymen call attentiun to (heir guaranteed gar>
ttatod la tba local paper that -the den hose. Bvery lawn abould be well
patior*. wife U taklac t racatloa and kept. Buy your hose of them. None
the pattor U takins a rest,** and hit better.
frlcndt are busy wonderlna bow he
WILLIAMSBURG DID IT
will esplaia matters to the lady In

KMueaa. J. ABhr Praak AOon. E

ir. J. & Mumoil
Trarum Otoy.
mn mmA mamm mM mMI MckMi ^ idwoU A LoadoB. Wm. HooUhaa. i.
MM wMh paper taamc mA frvH M
Moore oaU B. P- Perris. Joha
Maa. Thoa. ShaM, Banmy AiHai^
aoB, Ml. Qreittek mL, J. W. MOiam,
Mg Iwck
the fmthUl^ct P. HarnOm. M
wMa thiv M a Mf «r « MB tsMd

Puta an And ta K AIL
A grievoes wall nfttlmeB eomi
reault of unbearable pala fron
(axed organs. DIxztoess. bm
At m.MB* to a fMB
atreau *o alahu.
Uver compMInt aad const Ipatloi
Mm with mlncnr tnrts aad Mmcka
Tbo dClicai of Hony are tafferlas thanks to Dr. King's New Uf, . _ •ml ama a real eloCM Ihm wNh Bop.
they put an end to It alL They am
and md BmmI
gntle^im^lhDWgh. Try theab Oaljr
of the

A.OluBkto.
•■U A. ▼. rytodrldL
Pm

Mra amr a roekj M gum a Mmam
or ml water, aad out through a ttmdM comm aa Irrigatlag ditch of c«■mto. with rarloDs locfca. thmugh
whtoh the water to tunwd lato th» latmto that carry M down betwofa the
rowu of orange trees.
Them are
MmB as ta the real orrharda. and
dtft bitwoea the rows, where the yrtla the Tavfic eC the amt little rlllse
are bfda or artUktal Bowm. and before one doorway waits s little auto­
mobile. while rmllsm Is etlll further
attained by aome genuine homed

L Ban, O. Moade. E C BUlm.
nn. 4, M. Baekott. J. B. HariCUCartar. W.O.Pmu,Jsa
fieFooeh, Mlu B. Paekard. O. J. HolA BauMar. Jpo. B.^SSdo7. K. C broek. W. B.;WiDhM. Guo. Irwta. C.
Banm. Carls Cigar Ool. P. friadrteh
A Om. Pkaak BiumA. Chas. U Qmgm Tldrlby. Chak. GetebeL^SST^ Fr^
osu Pruat Bros^ Pour Boalrum. O. C man. Hattto! Rennie. John Rennie.
MoOktt. B. i. Mortaa. Oaear Btmpsoa. Johq Belts. J E Nelsoa. P. Purtsch
Wm. fbwla. Minar A Mena, Mrm. W. •sL. Bllx. Keitaer. H. Meansky. M. U
J. Backer. Jom Bpsoeor. BBa U fbwto Leach, C Pybus esu E Pybos mu Ida
ssu H. WtoehamkL AuguM BMtaor. Cameron, Imogeoe Mootague. M. a
Aaale Oarmatao. H. B. Bargect. Jos. Keith. P««r ; Miller. Ed PrankUn. W.
Trombley, t O. Wlxmle. P. M Lahym. G. rtoner. A. W. Phillips. A. Bbeffer. E
Bellow. Wm.
Oormalae Broa.. H. D. CampbeU rnU Morse. E Hoale.
Vic. e Palmar. A. E. WBma. Mrs. Holdeworth. W H. Walker. O M
Wright, W. H. BdmoDds, G. A. Smith.
B. L. Ransom. Kllea Holdsworth.
Prank Bhomskl. A. Langworthy. Lorla Allea. Archie Oatrander. Joha Drew
Roberts. Chak. Kroupa, W. C. HnIL j Bruce Qarwiek. Ell Wmtoa. C. A P.
Mrs. W. K. Kelley. Jaa J. Baker, Kapnlck. A. Wlodocfi. Jacob Eller. W.
Prances E. Orlffin. J. W. MlUer. Mrm. W. Deldlng. Chase Trocn. M. J 8alsE Roland.JacobCttlman.Mrs. Julia bury. R H Sal^bury . C. J. Tompkins,
rker. K Laulner. Kubeck A Hoyt, i Arvilla Gardner. Chas. Procfiaxka. C
Julias Campbell. Jo. Wilhelm, and aU ; u Carier. C. Brownell. Isaac Miller.
Had in the
the laying
taytn* c.< tot. j Mm. M A. Wumir. Elto H«u,hton
1 in dlatrict No.
vU. C. A. Craw
gtnmng at the Intersection of Board-1 ford est.. D, I Morgan.
Vlnuie. O
ik M. Win
ad Welllngti
gton streets, run
i
c. Moffau. M. EL BIckk Nye Jordan
alng sooth on Wellington
street
b. ^
M. Crain. Wm Feiteriy.
iy. Ada M Mll^ and ®
we« on alley U
Froot and State ...........
a Mercer. W. H. Darrow. C. U
street to Pine street, as heretofore Grellick, T. U McManus. Arthur Grel-

PMk Dmlor. Mn. E Wells. NMsoa
OoTcy. Jos. Bartamm. Mrs. E Campben. rnd Mans. W. O. FW. Mrs.
Joha Pdou. H. TharteE J. Fbwle. Hi­
ram OMa. Mn. Oilbart, Mrs. U Wells.
WUIIs Wttkof^ Ghas. Berlla. Will Mloderlng. Geo. Jaaieeoa. W. W. Smith.
E C Lake. H. E DaTto, L- Roberts.'
POR SAUL
Wm. Beltaer. Joa. Jacques. D J | ------------------------------------------------------- Youker. Etta Cat. Mn. E A. Miller. H.
W. SmlU. W. L. BfowiL Helm wadc,

Igaal. Noah Oouturter. Antony Obert. i P^OOORon#fwaala Mfimmslrv-1,
Wm. McCool. E J. Haaa„ Emellne!
Brown. J. J. 1
Mary J. Smith.
GrHIlek. Carey Ooursoa. W.
child. Mrs. P A. GlIBs. Thou. Armft Greeq:' E
E. T. Emma. Mru.
Anna Tay, 1< . Bart Carpen­
ter. Sarah Gaaca. M. Pw*o« ibw*
Plette. M Barker. J. M.
J. Hamlin. M. a Pulcl
•tedt. Hamlin. J. B. Hall. Wm. Rich
art. J W. Goble. John Kems, B,
SIT. 8. G.
. CleveMrs M. Wlllaey. C M. Hager,
^m. Ackerman. Edgar 4»wlag. 8 E
Wall. Robert Wllaon. Bert Green. R
VaaWagner. A. Bingham. J. W. Mil
Sam Farn.w. Alex RolK-rtaon. Ii
Shlelda. l>. Stephenmn. C. L. Orel
David Dokey
’*‘w'

#

-V’S

fSSEsSS=»"S3?
casc-sT.-ssEsr-aJP
FftiSSrCSV-WJS’J

That the roll for the special assess-1 joh
question when abe return*.
Defeated Thofnpeoftville By s Score el
I of the I
A Utchleld paper liaet to
that part of the ,
rhich the coun5 to a.
that when It cornea to the Ume to colOONT RffAO THIS
WllliaroslKirg. Mich . Aug. 9. 1904.
lect pole ta*. ercry young man In town
UnloM you wish to save money, as
■ in district No 1 lx.rlnntni ’
^ Gannett. 8 Wright. A
To mm Editor of the Evening Roc[_clalnu be It a member of the lire de­
lion
of
rustrd^ r°v^? ”
Skelcher. M. B. Hun
wc
have
three
pianos,
each
a
bargain,
partment, and tfaot exempt, but when ..rd; We uote in your laaue of the Clh
Rogers. E
J WolUngton «.r«... runain*
‘
seldom found In s musk house, that
there ti t Ore. there aren't enough of ln*t.. you report the Kxlkaaks ha‘|
M.-.
wouii r.«t-rn«xx. x.aarioiie
we are offering at prices ihsi speak
tvJLm
defeating
Tbompsonvilic
by
them tn aight to lift the tongue of the
Hurley. Ellrabelh Hanka, Hans lianahemselves. A Kimball, mahogany
score
of
5
to
Z.
fbrd. M. Huesa, A. Bowman. C. H. Bar
hoM> wagon.
. style 16. No. 116.348. used 60
Wc wish Ihia corrected, as it was
rett.^John O^mlller. Alma 8
The city of Menominee Is uklng
days, at $275; a mcHow-toned Knabc.
sZc U .L m given that the ^'.?:'.ro‘n'NoJu'tn^n
erery method to adrcrtlse the adran- he Wllllsmsburg baseball team lha of handsome CIrcassisn walnut case, council and iKvard of aaaeaeor. of the
ItLd<di h atrm
Dh ia^J ■"“Il
defeated flu-m
city of Traverse City will meet at the
laget of that town and tlm apecltl
As the Thompaoiivllle team Is under perfect condition. In both case and
train which took aererml r<impanlea of
works,
price
fSdO;
lastly,
s
itandard
22nd. I904.al8ocb»rk p m tore iw
txMwc-n Cedar
the ttate militia to (be sutc encamiv •onirari to play two gsme-a a i
make Slelnwajr. la good order, at |150.
I,, . -Iv.-n *n
Spruce atre«ns. thence to alley OtMitall. Jar
ment last weak, waa bedecked with Mir team went down to “nil In " foand place oportunity •will
V
Elmwcaxl avenue to Mailiaon
bom. and on the side to take^the JuHt one condltM Imposed In the bar­
Sleama. Geo.
bannert telliog why Menominee Is the
game, which they did. with the acorc gain—no exchange, but you wouldn't
)t. U
^ beat town In Uc upper penlnauU.
hangc for new If you bad any one
as re|K)rted
'yunt
_ _
A bachelor cino day act the uble Id
I
d
your
home.
Ortnnell
Bros.
OtrClork.; Thu ,bo roll for the apr-rtol «««. ant. W. C. IK-pew. J. Reynolds. A. U
Whili- TbompM.nvllle rlsim* thi
bU loocly abode with pities for him
lUnneit.
Alma Larson. Clinton Olds.
m«-ni hereinffire made by the injard of
raa coni|M,Hed mostly of Kslksaki
J.
A.
Moore.
E
Uhr.
Mariam
11
•elf and an Imaglnan wife and nve
Notice Of Sewer Aaseaament-Second asm-aanr.* for ih«- pmxwie of tic-frayrUh to state also (hat only the pitcher
k. Goo. R Metcalf.
Ward.
ing that part of Ihe coat which the
children. lU- sat down to dine; as
A singular ram Is that of Valentine
Stover> and otir center fielder were T. Sellers editor who la now umlcrTo Hannah A l^y Co. Northern counrH deel.led alucultl bt- lx»n»e and Clla Miller. A. R. Mercer,
he helped himself to food he put the
ter.
F.
8.
Madison.
Mrs.
J
from Kalkaska, (he balance of the going a ai>nieDce of nine months* Im- Mich Trans. Co . J C Morgan. Han- paid by r|K-<dsl a^^t•ssmenl f.rr the laygame quantity on each of the other
Stanek. John Sanlxirn. D.
team being our own local players. Wo prlaoninent In the Kalem Jail for nl- nah A l^y Mc-rr. Co.. iVank A Bert ing of a sewer in N. Fnlon atreel, F. G. Heuroann. F. O Ncison. A Ihiy j ^
^
Vilhelm, aMuaaelman Grc»cer Co , Mich. Bay strev-t. Ksndcdph aln-et. Division.
ptatfw. and sunayed the proapcct*. at
Wilhelm.
il also add that when Williams­ loaed rrlrolml 1ll>el He has not had Starch Co.. A. W. Rickard. Standard Mon
WlIJox. Madison, also in lUn
the same time computing Ihc coal. He
burg gels a pitcher they got one that a trial on the clyirge. but liaving liccn Oil Co.. Carl Ulonakl. A. kVUdng. Ed doMil
rom Bay street to alley U-It ttlli a hacbelcrr.-Oxford Loader.
fndkted
nnd
fnlllng
to
appmr
for
trial,
ward Sherelie. J. W. l^arklns. John iwec
k. The Thompaonvlllo Itsara
Bnqtttrt.10B.mklt
Herman Noenfclt. a resident of l^w
be waa defnnited. He appeared volAlbert Garbe. Francis Veaina. thence io*^^Uey ^est o?*^ElnixtKid^aC' C. C Clapp. I^iH Beany. Tho,: *
failed to get a single hit off hla pur
unurlly on the ilth Inst,
aked to I Jiaeph Klaaacn. John Flack. Ikrtha enue i» Madlatm street Is now .m file «»-.ne. Harry Ik-an. T. R Bentley. Dr.' * *
Itlon. htt a prptmr bald eagle which
Gaunllett, C. lugersol. Jr.. M. PJ**
have the default removctl.
Judge C
r. Nathan M. Turner. Straub in my tjffire for public Inspect bin.
he fonnd fllwr thert* a fuw day* ago.
McNeff.
T.
(;.
Nlcbol«.n.
At
<J.
Fair-'
UH-m-wy
.Ntuice
Wall of the ffuiMTlor et.urt rvfuMM the Bnvs A Andt»:te.
Ando
Traverse City Can
.\uiice is alFt» berehy given that the
The bird meaaurt-n f*Hir f<-<t and nl
H. D. Alley. Jacob Shadier. : ==r-:r
_____________
i ^Gas ro.. E council an.t la»anl of aase^son* f.f the •anks.
request end Imi^cMHl the toenten.-c on I "‘OK f
Inchi-H from tip to Up and la a lieau
Wm 'p,"
Phennev. Muller A . Fre.l Ackanl.i
MISCffLLANCOUE
Evans, city of Trav<
the ground that liv hia d.-fnult Mr. !
‘
: Fu""*'
R Co.. CaMvv.ll A rtiuncil r.i-^r
ful ap^K-lmen. Several pairs of the
Seller* bad forfeited hla rltht to trlnl ” ^ ^\r
Ling
R I) White.
Sloiler.
JfUM
ph
Ells^-n-l
liuil
n
hlrUa neat in the tall Jarkpines left
Mr. Rellcra diaputea the eeutencr.
AiiMm Hanna/ord.. Hle^kirskl.
Sons of Ve
Attention!
todng that hr ha. . ron.tliiHlonal
,i
standing around the shores of
I^ura n. t
W L. Slight
k, Jo> Halt/. nd plan.
Kn fe. Win
Inasmuch a* the G, A. K . W. R. C. rlEl.t to a Jury trial Ilo 1, -rvtnc Mirha..,
likes. Just south of the village (
J. E. Gn-lllrk If*. Hrld
Gi
•
wntrncc
for
an
otfoiiMntili
h
r
gel
Nertham.
Alb
rt
Ifer.
Frank
an
dthe
Sotia
of
V.-terans
of
Michigan
•ummer
IH nd. rson. y
hr ruiiiiiii
Mlchlaskl, Jos. Wo
V Weno
hav<> decided to hold Uieir next annual to aa yrt no fro..f
Here la a nea pnvf of the swlf
Fnti Colton,
wiackl. Frank Sled«
and .Neill- 22,'.
eneampUK-nt in Traverse ('Ity next
Gulre. Mr*
of railroad trains through the sou
Suicide Prevented,
l^edorbH-. W J W»-<-.^e. A Furlsch.
Ellen Ijtnk
part of the state. At several staUons pumnu r. aii«l !»> ilu reqiieM of some
Chas Winnowakl. J. l^utmT. Frank
The startling annoonct-me
kascsement—Fifth
of
the
old
veterans
of
INw-t
No.
\h.
wo
prev(
live
of
suicide
had
I
hn
1
b<H-n
dlscov^
stc
on the Ijikc Shore railroad the dyers
L'rban. Ge<i.
Rarm-j
Ichard^ U J.
as Buni. of veterans maki> a call to all erod will intercs
travel so fast that
John Fr «it. Cbas
systr
E**\ar nlpllrie. E. A Little
pulls opea and tears off the dts»rs of sons <»f veterans who are or would In*
and atanethlng ht^\o^a
k'nink^^'n
Frank Knvan Vanfbrliii J R Biuib OdJ Mctlarrv.
A Hannxford. H
J
B
Arnold.
II
Gviim
.
Henrv
the fn lght cars standing on ihe hid inieresitxl In tirganiring a ramp of the been fonnd that will preve
IV S. r. J«»Keph I Wish. Jo*
Ul.an. Walter Mur
lor™,. Hror, PRICES REASONABLE
Ings. and the nmd has iaaue«l or«li‘r* S<.ns <.f Veterans in Traverse ('iiy, to dlllon which makes suicide likely ' At Ptimarel. James Murphy. Karab Hex Sln.hni, Aikiiii Cmlor, A G
A. K. WilMin, ptirmwi'ht . P. Oarvac A Bra.
Cm-o Cnr**. J. \V MUIlk«-n
(o have the doom on ail freight earn nieel with some of Post No. 18 In A. the first thought of self destruction etl. Mrs. B. AdaiJ. k>ank Stepan. An t-rpon. Oval |M^^l Co. E<lxan1
I I.uras. O
Electric
Bllters,
It
l>elng
a
great
toinc
Topinka.
Anna
Dmion.
iVwlit
Yott want «« J
F Ultle s office W,Hinesdav evening.
securely fastened.
too^toKolato
tonic and nervine will strengthen the Saiterlee. Julius Koenig. A J Hall. Jo> Gatnb*. Jno A Jark*..n. Peter Patrick. Hanna/onl
W. Clyde. V
A Burlington man has ail tie mjoy
nerve* and build up Ihe system It'a Bertha y'reeling. J. H Monrfx-. Wll Swan.-nn. Wm Huel.l. . Mr* F Sllsby. Hanna. I'ai Burden
also a great Stomach. Uver and Kid Itam Cutler. hVank Nemerava. A Top^ Mr* J N Martlnek. Jn«. M H.n>kln*. Schoffeld. J A LlqdM-y. C. K Smiti
meni of fishing wUhout the tUendanl
t W n Ox.n. F Kilpa
C
J
Hall
A
Treag-a.
A
l,angwnrTh>,
jr.
Only
uOc
F W. Wilson.
discomforts, at the same time diilng
uaranux-d by Johnson'! Drug Store Shugart. John
Will 8. Anders
a valuable work He balU his fish
Qd F. H. ]
I Alice R Phlll
book with a nice fat angleworm, in
cal Labonta.
ilMp Richard.
M M.
A filLffNT PARTNER.
sens It in the grass s<»d of his lawn,
Pleasing to the taate. quieting
then Sits utsm liis veranda and haiils
r, Sophia ’ Ste nerves,
nerves atays
atav* by
bv ybu
v/ui morning,
mnmine IVrtDer. JohnMartin.
A N«»vak. B. A.
e
out ground moles, shleh have swal­
An.l. r,..n. A C (iirn.-l. H. Nord! O.u. I
''™ ! J Elmetidorf. (
sm and night, but never obtrudes, j.
AugustaStev.-n*. Chas. Korb O!e*ou. H Nor.I ('has N«»*iruni. W i*«rr.-b. F All^ir. E R Moffaii. J. W.
lowed ihi. hook. He rialma the aenaa
id TALKING YET
L
Sllgtr.
Wm
Hnpkin*.
Warr-n
M»l
lkiu,
E
W
Hasting*.
F K John
Wlsat
l«
liT
Weaver
a
Factory
:
John
Toman.
Frank
Kodlan.
W
Kal
tlon la the same as catching six |H>und
Heim. H. A Heymdd*. Ge...
LE8T YOU FOROffT."
Smoker, made from beat tobarro,
Kauer. B Chervenka. Wm. n. rce. R S llopkltm Max Copland.
baas'on the lake.
L H. Mr('f»v. Jartd. Ruhsky. Jac.b
J p Gleas^.n. Martin. Mr* Ida
rolled and
and Juggled
lureled Into
Into shape
xhxoe till
till ItI. i ”
MichaelFrank
Zileu Samsohn. k>la J McDonald. Frank Fb-mont. M S. Hull. Standard .Sa
iaviag
'•’bat the Hot fipringa medicinea
rolled
Kahout. Vcncel Slarlky.
A man in Michigan by the name of
rn. C have cured THOUSANDS IN TRAV*
be U>ml- They bear Invcallgm- , Rokos, Frank Zltka. Frank Hejl. Frank Shumsky. Mr* Gnsmworxi. Ja*t Mo,,. A Loan Co, F H
Moon got marrleil. and that was s
tlon. too. as thev art‘ union made. ' Mlraakl. West Side Catholic Church. kin*. Trea^a Johnsim, R ('ovne Me i *^"*®‘*‘*-^ Brolthaupt. A H avka.b Geu ERSE CITY. They can cure you. For
change Ic the Moon In due time hia
CJias Praahll. Martin Bable. C Holin- d«d Vlnloo, Mr. Minnie Plck'all. War-! Ulnrelman. Jn<.
f I'-."
all fimt class
wife presented him with a daughter,
Dalieil. Jo*. Ludka. Ella
and that was a new Moon. Then he
wc'.'
________________
Free*. Jo* Shoroate. W. Gibson. Mary
Shalin. T C 1) Brian I'hna llalltH-rr' ^
button. ^
A ^
A 'Hadley
went to town and got drunk for Joy.
ftiFAkia aanairv
Bushey. John Ber-amek. M B Clark
MEANS
MONEY
Haywood.
John
and
Marv
Gro
Benj HalM.-.!,. ) V Kr„.nch.p
that waa a full m'imui When he started
In your pocket to give ua the con-1 howaky. W E Moon. John Sladky. N Ervin, Max Slge Pct.T Undq.ie.., A M IkH.n.', J.ill» lUnw.m. Slocum. « O.
home ho had 20 rents in his |K»ckel.
J Brriwn. O J, P1trh.T, Mn. P J n.h. i t I, a R. Cn . J i;. Mahan. fha» Ih-rtract for that new windmlllc you need. |
Harringion. A. H. B«-nn«M
that was the last quarter Hla mother
D. Whitrup
Ludwid Slrt-ck. Frank
S ,rvman. J W. Pick i i|n. Go.. Jamlwn. W W. Smith. E f.
Indmlll. then look at our
Inlaw met him at the dexir with a
Bmellne Chase. Board of Edu
ell. A Goldfarh. F Putman. Jenn
gaavtilne engines, both portable and
^
- —- Kate Ferguson. August Bauman Jockron. Sw^Uh
rolllngpln. that was a total t'cllpai- and
stationary, with cither water or air ^ Frank Pimshll
E Warner. Frank
he saw atars.—Tekonsha News
Jennie Wellington
Prnuty Mm.
!
cooler. We are offering the blggeat
S
Qualf. Roxburg. C• C Prnuty,
A vaal. amount of the bt»autlful and
Morgan. T P
snd Eighth fciri-di. as horctoforpkind
of tMocementa
Lfid^ucementa to
to you.
vou Barney
Rxrner | ^
Tina Makula.
Kyle. Anton
Rokos.
Drake.
BUmlor.
Kind
Of
Samuel
Wal
drew
A
auppoaediy durable ct>ment sidewalk
Lafontaee. H W adopted by (he council of Traverse
AnderaoiT. State 8L
I ton. Chas. H. Beckman. Fred A Minnie Smith. C. Sbicut Clark Malhewson,
has been consiructod In Michigan
—
Nagel. Asbury M. E. church. H W. B F A N L 8
Wnill* Whitrup. City. Michigan, lake notice:
within the past three years and here­
Smith, Levi lafoniaeo. L Roberts. A- FYyman. D. J Vouker Thof. Pier
That the roll ft»r the special a**ca* j
tofore it hss iHM-n thought to be well
I Crate Garn. F. Smith. W. M Sllsby. U son, C K Perrin. E. Evan
Hen ment bcretfjforc ma.lc by ihe board of
at lowert pricdo. We «eU Uonigh Indesiruclllde. Now comes a note
Lachlan. Mrs. Minerva Hills. James
Arlfe Silb-s. Chas. I>anrast.^. aaacaaors for ihc purjH.M. of defraying
Coor.
that
part of Ihc c««t which the roun .
Wm Farrow. Vlnecm Ncas | ^Uolvart^m. W C. Hewelt. H
of warning from a close ob*4T»er who
Notle. to TmipayarL
Secor. Moaei Deaormler. ' Marcus. John A. Wade. Martha Dnug- ni di-cldcd ahd.uW IK borne and paid
says that in variuu* sections iheae
•• DLLS Mss. Pinnsi|i:—lte«^u«
aHBoa»mcnt
for
the
laying,
Tho tax rolls for the collection of Auna .Amtapelgler. A R Kilpatrick, i iaaa. H. G. Brodhagen. Warren Neal.
I lew wire, ssd notbns
walks are being honeyctvmbed and
on Wellington street. Rallschool and city taxes and special as- Robert Hcrkucr. Levi laiontaee. Frank John Segar. E. N lYlnce, Joa. Arnold.
tsttisMeadoredsccBlei
e and Eighth atrccU. Is now I
mined by the work of anta wblrh de­
scasmenu for th« five warts of the Beartilcy. Alf Shcrelte. H. Wlshncw- < 8. Bcnjateln. Geo. Lather, F. Hamllnie In my office for public lufpec-j
rley. John Stein. John N. ton. Wilhelm. Bartak A Co.. John Kel
light to build their netta In the sand
city of Traverse Qty. Mich, have been Seymour.
Wlachnewskl. J B Bar- , ley. A B Hanson. O. L. Clapper. East
and gravel forming the foundations of
also hereby
veby given that the
placed tu my bands for collection.
Dumbolton. S. R Curdv, Ed Bay Lumber Co.. Lowell Stilm, lars
the cement walks.
of assessors of the
I will be In my office for the pur­ KiWe. John Bnuihall. John Burflnnd. t
different in actiom tram any I ermr
Br^hnson. Bdw.nl
Our old friend, Washington Carmer,
»«rr Vc»rh,«. H. lM|,lilns.
pose of coneettug said taxes every J»». J bnno*. Tho«. YounK. H W
last year mtsod a prollfllc crop of mol
Pterro. Lydto Bnrrhcrwm. O Nclwn. ^
urock
day
from
now
until
Nov.
1.
1904.
22nd.
1904.
at
8
o'clock
p. m.. to review
ona—which would have warmed the wonaadoctorudfarjmwKboatmws^d aavessment roll at which Ume and
maucnt bamefii, whowereeurad iaVaa from 8 o'clock untU 11:30 o'clock lu
cockles of any benighted African's
pUce oportunity will be given all perthe fonenoon. and from 1 o'clock unUl
aona
intereated,
to
be
heart.
heart. With iiU accustomed gencr
4 o'clock In the afternoon of each day. erton. Je»«1e I. Darrow. Alice H Phr-!*^^,.**
^ ^ Hooin.
Dated ihU 5th day of August. 1904.
otliy. Wash passed the luscious prod wen ehrODle si^ iBoaisbto esae oat
All taxes paid before Sept. 1st will mentec. CrcKror * Patchln. B. N. PMt.
^
•> C
® k * * P
° *. Cwe,
net around Imely among alt who
be received wltbout collaetSon feet, Peter Tooneller. NeiloneJ Ixtoo A Inr !
Cltjr aeik.
Co..
Oora
O,
Atwood.
C.
K.
Bock.
,5
N..
Plerwm,
P
called. But It nneens that someone
aad oa an tazaa rsaialali« unpaid on
called, nnawam. aad took them unSept, lat a»l unUl OcL IM. a penalty
Tha Oeotb ftooalty.
bkMcn. for the other morning he dU
of one per cent for coUectioe wUl be Tblel. Sob Vint. Adolpb Ueteli
A little Uttos aaoMtlae* rmlto in
_____ 8.0iap- deotb. Tbiw a acre icmt^ instonlScovered laying in his front yard, a
chdhfed. On all taxes remaining an- Joo. rutorec, Grant Clark, Jo*. I
to. 11.
Oviaii. A. C Hunter, Dan
eou or pony bolto bare p*M the
piece oC lath bearing thU legend: -POr fomidtrM,lMBea 1 tuUjuBdona E* paid on Oct. Ixt and unUt Nov. 1st a Jo*. Kaboul. H. Whltln*. Peter Go.-,
Tkcy. L. J. Trtman. F. F. Hedden death penoltr. It to wtoe to hare
^
watermelons, stole. 25c. for conscience
penalty of two per cent for colleeUon wh*. Philip Beeor. Anna Walton. Ron. Mrs. M. 8. Wright. M. Lacorc. James* Bock»«'. Amte, Sotre erer h
«oB Walton. Prank Moranu. Albert
wUl be charged.
;
sake.- and beside It lay the quarter.Rebaect Jot; Stanek. Jo*. Mlibaoer. Bhrigley* Geo. LmAey. N. R ChaptiL h 1 the beM Mtvb on eartb and t^|
Dood, W. U Wataon. T. C
.
Ortonrille Hustler.
oae*. BboB M2 SUte bank bids.
ben bornn. •ore*. *1.
An*. BaoBtn. Jo*. DImuthe, H. A.
J- W HtUlker, Jno. Plffer.
Onto 2SC. at
M. E. Hootadl. aiT Trwtonror.
UtOKWortbr. Jo*. Seedier,
A wenllby Hillsdale county bachelor
ler. Ana Bgfc*.
Nachoiel.
fied amlorMaaBt. Wo olhbr mmficiM
Jy»f Store and F, H.
DW«S jaly a: 1*04.
2244dJ
he quick- haa mmh a raeoed of CM at fmuaW
UruMT bsi Jow
Swan. Qdo. Beck. Joa Smith, Bd.
F>)rtlu. Geo. ff A. Beck. Ed Pease, J.
«tt traaeAUulIc trip on record. tnmbka BafhMtobqjaayaahaUtiiU.
Ctofnlng. the OenvM^ Expron.
HI., lu... «. J.
«.!* sui.S jJU s4E,. “He Wilcox,
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iiCiiatiire to the foUowint letter,
praises Lydia E Pinldiaai’s
Vegetable Compomid.

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CASH
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Choice Groceries
Butter and Eggs

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■ff to inh flsit OB tus un or B
OB dMi rooT or lUs IKMB*. 217
Cm£$ I sUBBi. LoBtorltlB, ftr^ UU
tto« r BBBBtet. mile Peter HIbm.
BOB or PBtrIck HIbos.
M to Om sroBBd. 20 r«»c' below. Bad
tf fBlwlBS tbBl mMf prove fsUl.
or tbe right m Bt
HsIum
Dgeraos Intemsl InWoBKSB are eaptored (sirl/ extenV irtvoDr hr ike wtomi nlUrmr oooi
; IMaOBS iB Orest Brttslo. but their ssl•rtis are km. Bs they are chleilT to be
loBBd Bt bohOI BUtkNU Of sre eogsged
IB fOBtlBO work. Booking clerks reBOtsB from $U60 to IS a week: ticket
Barton. $3 to |4 a week, and clerhi In
tbe goods departBioBts. 1126 to-|600
PBBT. remale inapectom of waiting
fO0M>seeHre |S a oii-k and expenses
The hhodlve oT Egypt U of a new
typa He was In Londoo recently and
Js described as a rle%er fanner, a
BkimB] engineer, a master of five tan
gBBgsa. a sdentlst. a kwn man of bur
iMBm a yBchuman and a prince ol
■may social accomplUbmenu. He i*
aJao a aanltary reformer and has built
a BMdel Tillage not far from bis pal
BOB at Kovlbeb. on thi^ ouUklrla of
Qdm. He U a well built man of roidism height
Season after season (
years the first bale of new Oeor^
cotton has been sent to market if
Deal Jackson, a negro farmer of noug
barty county, and that l>ale Is always
worth to him as much as two bakt
■mrketed later. Jackson has the rt>p
tttalloo of bcHDR not only an Intelllgeni
a&d thrifty farmer but s kotkI and dt^^
alimhle Cltlren an«l hobli. Ibe re^H'd
BBd esteem of him neighUirs without
regard to race..
MlUksns of eggs are destroyed it:
HBgliad every year simply In «»nler to
kosp the prices up. IMien tin- egK>
are coming In too fast from sbroa!
^ bad a glut In the market 1^ thn ai
bfih. a Is the practice to break opei
Mgimncr case and deliberately sroasi
jltfjfitmleniM with a stick
gSrcaaea. too. are thrr>wn .
<»«• ^*7 o»‘
It la no
BBCommon thing for half a million
foreign eggs lo Ik» destroyed In a
week.
The statistics of a iiastorate of 2r.
years was a feature of tbe sddr(>5a of
Bcv. C. r C. fiuokow, at the eelebra
tlon of his silver Jubilee at the FIftk
Ileformod German church. IMilladel
ptUa. The numlier of sermons preached
was 4.G57. visits to Ibe vUK. 4.27.1; pa
rochlal visits.' 17.047. funerals, 721».
marrUges. 3S5. and christenings. 1.
The congn^gatlon made gifts <if
bcocvolence In the amount of
The total amotinl c<i1Uh Ic(1 was 157.*
370. The church Is fr<*.* of riebl.—
Philadelphia I'libllc Unlger
Judge'Foster of the general sessions
court at Chlrag<» s<*ntenri*d a ytning
Bsan to two yearn in tb«< |m nltenUar>
the ether clay for n*bblng his employ
cr, a manufacturer. The prisoner^
ssrcetbcaii pleaded for him. saying
she Intended t«» marry and ref«»rm him,
but his honor did not believe in that
kind of reft>rmsllon. Said be; ‘If I
iwrmlltt'd you t.» marry this man I
would only make you mlsembU- for
sume any .

thlriy-oae yaars Bad hat just stmrtad
iM bis first TBCBtktt. Though urged
to taka m iwst,*ha has ai-

the DeiBB^
Hslfi M

FIN

LBkB BBfi

hBCk Bi hiB dBSk belOfO tb^ BBd Of tbe
week.- BBid tbe postmaster, -bat we BpccMl to dm EvBBiBc RboohL
KlB^ler,
Abt t.-TWnl
kave the key to his desk add he caa-t
evcBias, ABffBM (. the SmifiBY admol
get ft BBtil the two sveoks are op.**
Ifmnnei Bstrada Osbrera. who has loBT party, ooqalstlag of about twcBty
beoB reelected for a term of six years pema. arrirod at Fife Lake.
They ImmBdlately set about maklas
a
to be known as “the Diax of his coon* preparaHoap
beima to pather. K
try.- rrom 18C2 to 1»2. when Ca* soon a crowd beg
brera was first eleaed president. Goat- aplriiad meediig waa held, the prescmela wiu In a eoatlsnal tarmoll of eoce of God beiiic maBireatly felt. The
mecHiic waa conducted by Rev. U1
haa been remarkable peace under Ca> loo. Rev. Coehlla. Rev. L. B. Carpen­
brera- The republic has more than 1.* ter and otherx taking an active part.
At 9:30 Saturday morning tbe con­
300 achouls. has coffee for lu chief ag­
ricultural staple, and has mineral vention proper aaaembled at the M. E.
wetith. besides many possiblittles not church. About thirty worker* en­
yet developed. Before his election rolled. though many more were in atPrenldc-nl Cabrera had Ix-on a lawyer
by profession and mgs a man of edu­
cation and culture. Every prealdem
before that for sixty years bad been a
military officer.
Bey^aure she would not take a dare.
Mrs. John l^iry of 23ti West Ninety
fifth str*«ct. New York. Is rcjwrtcd lo
be dying la her summer home. Palm
ro».»sge. Savin R/»ck. near Now Haven,
Conn. Her left bg is fractured aliove
the ankle and she suffers from serious
Internal Injuries. 8be did the “Cbll
kooi pass’* at the “While City" with a
woman friend who had dared her. In
rlldlng down her ankle struck one of
the ipimerous bumps and she landed
heavily at the fend <if the d«*cline. sev­
eral persons falling upon her before
she could gel up. Tlu* “pa**” U a
steep Incline of woo<I. on which are
many “humnuK'ks.” It Is made very
smooth by waxing. Mrs’. Larry Is
gulte rUMJl. and she slid unusually
fast, starting before she had expected.
In pfiverty, frlendb*s« and alone.
Ki)b-rt Womack Is dying In a sanl
'arlum In Colorado 8pr.ngs. Colorado.
No! one in a Ihouiiand who read this
will know who Robert Womack Is
Vet 15 years ago he was famotia. Wo
mack difcoven-d gold In the Cripple
Creek dlslrlrf. Hr was a prospector,
and like all his Ilk. afflicted with wan
ler lukl He got |2,0U(t for his claim.
Hie rich gold fields lie discovered
have yielded oih<*rb |15u.tN»o.O(H). ye:
h.* never got a cent of It. For two
yearn Bob Womack bo* worked on the
strietfi of Colorado Spring>4 as a com
mou laborer. Now. In his last dayf.
he ha* nothing to live on. while wllbx
In right of hi* biHl are the gold hllL
which he dlsctnered and which are
turning out mllllonR every year.
Over m,ooo fish were caught below
the dam on Spring river at Baxter
/prJngH. Kan., lu a day.
StiTTlh.
of ihe*Baxter News, and O. C. Rum
mel. of the city council, caught over
I.OtMi after aupiH-r. Mojt of the fish
wt*Tc young carp and quite small, but
very rimmI to eat The rlvi r In place>
was perft-etly black with Ui.-m am.
fishermen .Iip|Kd them up In buckets
and dip m*t*. Nc>xl day the river wa*llued with men. women and children,
win. s«‘emcd to go* all the fish they
cxitild carry home In a little while
The e fish proiiabh came from ►Its-kiMl
ponds, which have be< n overfiow.-d by
the high waters. There ar^- three va
rietles of carp anil a few bass, perch
and crapple. but all are small Alnnit
ir. years ago Just m.cIi a run of fish
caire to Baxter Springs. l*ut tb«-y w.-n
all jack salmon, weighing fn.ra a
pou.id lo a iHMind and a half.

>TSU will IH-

fuylng to gram your reque^i
bliss Dixie U'o Bryom. the nt>i wo
man to receive such an hi»nor. has
bM made a doctor td phlloMH»hy by
a IBavarlan university. Miss Br>wnt
Is a roemlHT of the faculty of Ibe slate
normal and industrial rtdlcge at
Groi»nsl»on>.N.
. l*vlng i.n.feKnor ol
bk»logy and ge«nlogy In that Instlni
Hon
8he has b<*en on leave of al»
aence for three years, studying In Ger
many, where she has jii>t takin her
doctors degree
She is a native of
Kentuckey and graduated with the de
gree of t»arhelor of science In the
Maauebusetts Institute of Technt>h»gy
in 1891.
It win lend to the social making of
Hr. and Mrs Walter Damrowch when
hllas Alice Rixrsevelt visits them next
week in Bar Harbor. It Is expi^Med
the colony there- w*ffi outdo Itself In
•mcftalDing hcr‘ The imranisrhcs
Imvc always moved In the lK*st ekBmBt of liar Harbor society and Mrs.
Damrosch. as a daughter of James G
Blaine, had a good social position Ikfore her marriage. But It la one thine
to entertain quietly and acoihcr to
bBvc a president s daughter as a guest.
Mias Rooscrelt’a Itinerary la arranged
carsfkHy and no matter how pressing
amy be her hosts, she must order her
maid lo pack up her boxes and move
Bkmg"at. a fixed time.
bMlatant Postmaster O’Brien of 8t
PbbI U a man aRer Uncle Husael!
' ffBffs'a own heart. He baa been cm
>layBd la tha St. Panl postoflicc for

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SAL-K OR RENT

;J. B. PAIGE ELECTRIC CO.
186 Cbm BtrwBt.

TrmvBrM City, Mloiu
PhotMBOt

Membcrt 4iC th€ KbUobbI Etoctrliml OoBtracUn AMOctotloB of Urn
UBitBfiStBte

jARS^wrsit!^
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NOW 18
THE TIME

Only a Few Days More

M«Ji5SSSVSr«W-

to pot tn your coal far next
winter and

SAVE MONEY
by letting oi debrer direct
from Off to your bini.

THE C. B. TAYLOR
COAL CO...

MADAME GHEIRO

STOMICH DOSING WILL NOT CURE

T.-uJsssssr
CHEAPEST

CLEANEST

-.HEALTHIEH-.

6RAND RAPIDS ft INDIANA RY
COMPANY.

WORKING SUNDAYS.
That Is what your mone\ is didne
if d«-i>osH<-d In the lV-.*p!os Sa\ingBank, for It is earning Inten-.st Sun
day*, holidays, and in fart, every day
It is said mortgage inten-st n-ver
sleeps: the same is true of liitiTesf on
a savings bank account. Try it atol
sti' how It amimulaies.
YOU DO NOT NEED
To go lo Holland to see wiiidmiliK
Almost every country hom< finds tlu
not'd of a de.-p. crxil well, and w hat is
easier to pump it with than a wind
millT Arm* A Cole, rass streei. will
put In one at a n*asonablo price They
also do all kinds of tin work. Try

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factory

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UcHniPifirei.

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A. D. TYLER
DENTIST

Soon, and you’ve been In­
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Select your

GEO. r JARVIS

DENTIST

WEDDING
GIFT

201 FRONT street
J. H. Mum
6m. R. MeWitfey
MOHROE & MeWETMY

CUT GLASS,
CHINA
SILVERWARE,

BENERAL INSURANCE

We cen eetoniah you et the
handsome gift* wc ere sell­
ing for $1.00.
RASTALL, the Jeweler.
P. 8.—W* furnlah hendeome card*
with every s'ft.

I I N E W W I L H C L M BLOCK

JURPET CLEANIN810RKS«;
Carpet Qeenin^ and Feether RenoCarpet sewing and laying.
Before tending your old cerpeta
awray to be made Into ruge, let me
•bowyoueamplea
....

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If. B. CHAFDf, Proprietor.
Phone III

See WaahingUm S4

I now taking ordere I
the celebrated

Train* arnir frtitn onnnc<t‘ti
Train* ai?1»B from connartl

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TRAVERSE CITY BRICK fiO.
Prompt Dallvory.

lH2y»

DuPont. Gai., “and gave me up. Every­
trelar tor UMw (Mr kol Frc.Tm>aa< ber. u
body thought my time hsd come. Af
Coming, the Denver Expreaa.
a last resort I tried Dr. Klng'a New
rtretA.^
niacovcry for ConaumpUom The ben
ICElOAli . County at Onna
efit I received waa striking and I war
j. r. JBXits. Igit
*•
on my feet in a few days. Now I’ve ooUrcly regained my health.” It con
,r„.
quers all Cough*. Colds and Thmal •H.
sad Lnngrnirooble*. Guaranteed by
JohnaonVDruirmDrc and F. H. Meads
dmoista. ITIcc bOc and $1.00. Trial
bottles 10c.

Hoadacboa. Indigestion, oonetlpatlor
and an stomach troobles are curoi
Bith Hollbteria Rocky ^ounutn Tea
•—■•fit A familr tonic. 3Sc. tea or tal»l*;tr
Johnson Dnig Co.

JOHN R. SANTO
Igoemlikdiiuce]

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Trt^ni a^nr. frr. ,Vr»rtht'"rt «t 10;*! a m.
. frt.m Nortbl—ri al I e> p. m

A.K.*.---------Sample Shoes,♦ lens than
prices at A. V. Fried rich -

COVATMV

AMD

Home Made Ice Cream is Best

End of Blttar Fight.
-Two phyaJcixns had a k

RAU

J.FANS

F-oU

taaac C. 8lapU». 8l. Pmul-I had
been given up by three eminent physi­
cians. HoHUter’a Rocky Mountain Tea
cured me completely, ft* a great ton­
Three aea*ions were held, full of In- ic. 85 cents, tea or ublet*. Johnson
icrcal and profit. There are few Drug Co.
schools dn this part of the county and
STOP TO LOOK
the aaaoclalloo work haa become dl*
organlxed. Many of the workers At the perfi-cl portrait* of your friend*
seemed to lake freah courage and It is that adorn the walls of the popular
studio
of
Smitn
& Price, I’rinn **rret.
fXJOfldently expected I hat this aaaoclatkm win reorganlce. and under the and you will naiuraHy >unle.- how
such result* can be obtaui-Hl. The
blexalng of God boar much fruit.
From this fxilnt aome of the Tour answer Is this: The work is taken
party relumed lo their homos and the from original sluing* Instead of
remaining party, alwut fourtc-en in stereotyped pbotn*. hence the perfe. i
to consult
Tradition asserts that St.
numlier. drove over to Kingsley cm result.
Sunday morning through the rain and Luke was not only a phyririan Kut an
artl-a
a*
well.
Evidently
he
did
not
found a warm welcome awaiting them.
Others came from Traveme City. Mon enlarge portiwlta. \Vc do.
The 1‘almlsl. If you are Inferesleil in
HK* Center. Summit City. Mayfield and
YOU RUN NO RISK
in r work call at once. 8h:* has l>een
the aurrounUlng country, and In spile
mH rall> p.iinmUed during ber *tay.
of the dlaagreable weather a very
fall
felt
bat
of
Mis*
Hi-ck,
141
hVont
and ii’inibers nniorg her elientele
heliiful convention waa held. Aboui
sixty workers caroUed. Rev. L B. Blrt-et. as the new as*lgnraent.s Jtirt -sonn of the best |Mt»tde in the city,
Carpenter, who had charge trf the arrived, are right In style. roU»r and who jH rsi»ii.n!l> •^nlorse ln*r Rememclosing evangelistic service, spoke to price. All the natty fall rIirih-* and Imt. Madame fhelro's work Is far dif­
X crowded bouse. The spirit of God color*, lo feltH a.n well a* a large as­ ferent fnim that jirartlced by the novwas with him and all felt called to *. sortment of veils are now ready for lc«‘ and the ordinary , palmists. She
belter life. Many made a rented InstHH-tioD. It la not too late, however, re4-.»gni/es no sutH rlor* and gives her
conaocrallnn and one decision was to kxdc at the ready trlmm«Hl Kumnx r r.-ading-^ niHUi m.Tlt only. ()nly a few
IxHaie,| ni
hal.s that are roIur at below cobt. Call da>s iiMre. remember
made for Christ.
Whiting Hotel, ns'm :\2. ^ a m to 9
Monday morning the Tour party and sec.
p IU-. week days? and Suuda.vs.
started from KlngRloy for the wmlh
A R
mother of r|,n«v|«- «| itwealem part of the cotinty. wht re *
I nlMMJl her Imt.y ?, lie k
convention will be held at the Ram
e i^mlil walk, nfti n ibis
*ey church today.
was jnst r ;li^- of mel]il or le.nli-r
iK-arlnc tin nine of the e!nl,r« faml'v
but n.ere often It will :i l.ol'.m luet'.il
ense. Iilubiv oniinnenleil. wbirii I..-M
ebarius :icnin«t r\ i\ utiirliOnly One Way tn Cure Catarrh la By
Hollister*. RiH-ky M.ruiialii Tea
Breathing Hyomei.
cures all Mirnnier <llst*nlirs in rhil
Ask any physician If catarrh Is n dren. makes them eat. rieep and grow .
blood dUoaae and he will tell you that
makes
them stning. hi-alihy and ro
It I* a diseased condilUm of the mu
couB membrane and that It cannot b<- buKl. :;5e. tea or tablets. J.-hnson
cured by blood purifiers, pills, tablets, Drug (Vi.
or other forms of Moraach dosing
ug^ ’Hoonly sensible and scientific way
A DAINTY BREAKFAST
Ing catarrh I* by the use of I lyomei
Well -er%e.r I , hair tin- eating This
Breathed for a few mlnut
in itself i.s responsible for half the
ber Inhaler
IMipularliy of The Little Tavern, under
be carrliHl tn the vest i>ocket. Hyomei
will absolutely dt>«troy all catarrhal the managf-meni of BUsidgood. h'arrow because you kn
what it is made of
A I>a>idiMm. 2uy Kn.nt St But this Igerms and cure the dls*-ase.
best of everything
8. B. Wall fc Sons, one of the most not all. They are always i*p. n. al
In the preparation,
reliable firms In Traverse City, are ways ready to -i-rv.- the publjr, an.' and plenty of
One of our .c<
ram freerer* makes
giving their personal guarantee with
every package of Hyomei they sell, for short order work ran t Im- beat Tr\ It easy to au
this after dinner
that It win effect a cure or they will them cm ,MaecalH-e da> and g. i a Ilm luxury in abundance at a
return the money. They have had dinner for 25c
co*t.
You
save
the pri
of the
scores of report* of remarkable curt-s
better
freezer m a few day*, w
THE AUGUST BRIDE
cream for your economy. Jutt the
Would
Nas
happy
as
tlo
j,„w
The complete Hyomei outfit c«»stf
thing, toe. for ice*. Wc have them
tl.oO and comprises an inhaler,^ l>ot bride, if her friend.s would onl> seNn-t
and a dropper The in their gifts from the beautiful assort from %2 up.
ment of cut glass, sterling ware, hand
palnicxi china and chafing dishes, t.. Franlc
Trucio
say nothing of the fancy rlocks ib;„
14(! FRONT STkF.FT
an- on display at Uastalls Jeweln.
ONE OF THE NEWEST
Devln-s In kitchen economy. 1* the Stun . 234 hYunt St
folding step ladder chair that can rise
:o the occm*lon even time When the
^Tion the govemnr of Fencivnug
te HMt
J .u.. M. im.
tlriMl housewife ninds rt‘st she has ebr-ng nN-rlveil Im-imthI Kiiroki it w
only to "let down the bars" and she notii-ed that the <*|illM--‘e gu.ml ef Tr»in« lr*re Tr»»*’r'^C'liT •Hjiin,«-ung al Wal
N.-fir;y Tram, Uavf T^rr-m,- A'Ut c*iun*KUng al Wal
finds a comfona-blc chair at her dls liotmr was nilsenil.lv aniosl
ever?
man
bad
a
diffen-nt
,arni
fr.
m
TriirnTlt^vV-'T^!!
iitt'mtuof al Wal
poaal. Thxmr. with a large assort
his fellow-one an old .-arbine. uiiotb
ion wilh n-.rih and —tU* 4 :»M* »
meni of st-cond-hxnd furniture you will er a mutrle loader, n thlnl n Wiiuh-s Trains
TiaTt-rat- Oly tuf NorthiK»rt at
find at Frank lUiibs. 40S K Front St. trr a fourth o Mnu««r
Traku>
Travri-Be Cllj for Korthport al

These are sweet v-ords. but hjw iruch
pain and suflennc they used tto mean. It's
lilftrent now. S:noe Mother’s Fr«nd
nd hhai
Aa Old
become known expectant mothers hav«
Tlint l»cw distri.t utlomry i* hot
been spared much of the antu.sh of chdd- on our tnill," said the pn-sldeni of lb.b:nh. Mother's frieod U a kniment to be
appi.ed eaiernally. It U rubbed Ihorouchly coal trust. “We must form t-onie plan
nto the muaclea of the abdomen. It gives | of defreiso at once ’
“Yea. and we iinist make It a com­
tlsit!c:ty and strength, and when the final
fTcat craln comes they respond quickly and ; mon mo tier.” snkl tbe president of the
without pan. Mother's Friend ta egg trust. “Tlie lnt«-rests of one are
the interests of nil ”
“ThntV right.” -nas the remark of
tbe president of the Ire trust. “We
must atJck together.”
“Yea, we must atIcV together.” but
who’ll we stickr' asked the pn-sldcnt
of the butter trust.
All the other trust presidents laughed
to think he didn't know w bom to stlrk.
U was a foolish qu.-stion. but then
the trust waa a new one. and Us prew
Idenl ta unlmformed -Chicago Journal.

lx rjpphed wUh this splendid fink
ment she need never fear rtalag or sweUlni
breast*, mornlnr alcknea, or any of the
dacomforts which uaually accompany prec^
aancy.
Tbe proprietor of a larga l^talln Tamps.
Fbu. wrttea: **My wtfe hsd ma awfu] Ume
with bar flnl child. Dwlsf ber sMond
pregnancy. Mcthsr'a Frisnd w saed sad

hk school In behalf of a naan of many
faless aod of Bnlimited actlriUc*. but
who Bever accomplUbed any apparent
rssBlta.
Be waa tbe ultra type of
reformer, and often make hlm*w-lf
ridlcoloiia thioogb what he proponed
and what he brilliantly failed to
acblere. HU advocate, after eenmeratlng all of hU excrlleBcca to tbe
moga sage,- sak): -You may not
agree with him, senator, but this man
b an indlTklial force. In the activldro of oor aoclal life yon cannot deny
that be U^an enMoc of mocb power,“Ye*.“ aa^oced the senator dryly, “a
donkey engloe,-

JUST RECEIVED A LOT ;OF
C

Pere Marquette

CO,

1JB ». m.. and

a r *cLS?2LY7i?ISS;«»-

Cit Rmn Md PoHid Plaits
Hunt*. Cemetery Vuct Jnrt
Received.
Phone 43.
310 Union.

such, Bnh, 6nii, PmitiHt,

J. M. FELL.
COMMISSION BROKER,
Suite 8GB<-Hew State Bank
building. Correspondent Oeo- B.
Blile. Grand Rapida,

Market QooUtions by private wire, direct from New
York asd Ohicaga
Abnlme •ccmiiy.

I’M TALKING YET
LEST YOU FORGET.
That the Hot Spring medielnM
have cured THOUSANDS IN TRAVERSE CITY. They can cure you. For
tale by alt llret claM dnigglfta

HAVE YOU
TRIED THEM YETT

i

RBcord Wiiit Afis. Mi« ^1^
Roterm for tliB moo



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