The Evening Record, February 13, 1904

The Evening Record, February 13, 1904

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1904-02-13

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TBAVEBSKCIXr.MICH^ SATURDAV. FEBRUARY 13, 1904.

r® EXPECT
BATTLE

fer'
H-r.-i-

THE EVENING RECORD

87 Wb^ to tbe Breftioc Eooof^
•muI.
^a«ML fla
oiiHitUr •• Kotm. acctwpnisd ky M«

4APANMC FOnCCS ARC MOVINO
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MORTHWARO.
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JARAMMC TAOORB COULO NOT j

THANKED
SUBJECTS

FdCTt PUPILS
SUSPENDED

reiT Hearty a miie In k-nnh

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SoeroUry M.t*. propooitloa rogarding
th« rMtficting of tli. war .re. in th«
f»r EmI with th. moptlon th.t th«

Mr. Kln^ will sina a “Dream of Par­
adise” at the meeUnK of the Kpworth
i..eacue of the Klrst M. E. cburch to­
morrow evening. There will also be
DANGEROUS PRANKS
CAUSED other special music. Miss Bates, the
deaconess from Graad Rapids, will
V . THE TROUBLE.
have charge of the meeting, which
begins at S:45.

UCHT GAS FILLED DOTTLES

Old Formulq, Was Not Uaad Beeauae Offendera Did Not Know
How to Make IL

YOU KNOW WHAT our clean-up
sales have been In the pasL Thia
will be no eaception. When we
Hamilton Clothing Co.

CZAR VOICES FERVENT HOPE fN
A REPLY TO*AN ADDRESS.

Step in
Our Store
and
Inspect
thenew

ONE CHANCE
or IN HUNDRED

'V:-v

Spring
Shoes

•Fotnitm and W»mtn
Smart and tltgani'
shape*
Bandtam* leather*

ThrKiiiball
I AIM O

NEW GUN CLUB
AT KINGSLEY

TWO DOLIAIIS

W, W. KIMBAH COMPANY

LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE LINES

Arf;iua\rH‘‘ng‘r-

;5£BICHI6AN telephone CO

F. P. JONES

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F. P. JONES

ceived from viceroy Alealeff aUting
that the Russian torpedo transport
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Yenisei hae been blown up as the rs, 1
sul of accidentally striking a mine at Maker of Mamous * Lamp's Beer *■(
Port Arthur. The Yenisei sank and
By Wlr»» to the Evening Record.
St Ixmls. Feb. 13—William J. Lemp.
the multi-millionaire brewer, com­
mitted suicide this morning by shoot
ing hiroMdr. Grieving over the recent
By Wire to the K«’enlng Record
death of his son and despondent beLondon. Feb. 13-—A dispatch from
p of the death c
Perim. an island off the Arabian coast friend.
at the entrance to the Red sea. eUted out his brains
tial homo
that indicauone are that the Russian
reinforcing squadron is making JIhutil.
DIED IN PET08KEY.
near there. iU point of rendexvous.
All veseela which will go as reinforce­ Mrs. H. E. Gillman Anawered Final
ments to the far East are expected to
Summons Thia Morning.
arrive there by Feb. 18.
Mrs. Glllman. wife of H.
who is well known In this city, haring
Cxar's Reply.
worked for Mike Oberlln at Bingham
a few years ago. died yesterday at
By Wire to the Hvrning Reci»rd
BL Petersburg. Feb. 15.—The czar, their home In Peioskey The body will
be brought to this city for burial and
replying to an address presented lo a brief funeral
Ice will be held
him by the l.-nperial council today,
at 2 o'clock from
undertaking parlor.
said. *•! thank you for the
of your sentiments. I hope God will
WARRANT ISSUED.
be with us In these
for us. I count now. as always, on
rront
your devotion to myself and the
fatherland and hope Russia, as before,
will aHse with honor and dignity from
the serious and dWheutt trials before
us. be strengthened at home
abroadand
abroad
andwin
willreturn
returnt<to peaceful |
oulta ao dear to me and

seamm opens In the
spring there will Ih‘ at least a membershlh of :»•>.
The fallowing officers have been
the matter, started:
IVFrance; secrcUry.
trea.surer Valentine |

GAME SOCIAL.

GraxMfe hall last evening. Nearly lop
. and all had
S S«an and Frank P. Jones their friem
a very plei
milkmen, got in an alter<
Music by Comrade Hale and S
Front street this rooming
Angelia IrUh and two recitations
irmcted not a little attention,
Mrs. Gardner were thoroughly
result. Swan has sworn ont a v
Joyed refreshments consisting
fi»r Jones, alleging assault and 1
As yet there have been no
kOJOU^NEa
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS.

Waa Ap.
Northern Korea to meet the Rueeian
The board of pabllc srarka net last
forties and a tsrribU battle is sxp*
soon.. The government knowing of the
Ruaeian concentration on the Yatu
A
rtuar Is sanding a large forp
thraugh Korea to meet troope of the
Robinson of the Srm of Frank
and should victory roault they B Abe
Robtnson. has been on the sick Usi
will pracaed an acroes ManchuH
for the week past and U sUll uaahle
«i and there they will ef- U> return to bis dnUaa.

L

Big Drifts on T.
L. A M. Caught By
Oman PMk's Camer|,
|
Oraon Peck has Just finished some
exceptloiially Hue photographs of the}
big drlfu between Weawlck and Bing­
ham on the T. C.. U A M. which tied
np tralllc for a number of days thia
month. The phoUM show the snow
naw p<M kick «■ «itb«r iU«.

Mondoy-Tnesday

We are pleaaed to annoone* that

ntr. .Wm. Stmman*,

Febmaiy 15-I6

the Traveling RepresenUtive of

Stem, Kelfy St Company
>t.MNST

unnsviLLt;

...K^UOrS...

KEVnCKV

will ditpUy at our More, on the above .late, their very erteniive and
cami>lete Mock of WOO;,ENS for SPRING aiul SUMMER. The
evcelience of Si..s», Knj u jk Co.V uiloring is well-known in tbit
toealily. The) accept ot. en only through theif e«i«nenced represematives. and under a plain guarantee to give thorough utiataction.

S. Btnda & Co.,
traver*e Citf, Wleh

The proper time to

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SSKs*''*"*

Rowland Douglass Can Fix Your Old Shoes

WHY NOT SEND A
PAIR OF WARM SLIPPERS
»s your VJeoune this ye«r? li t true there are bo
1 on them, but tl
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ROWL.AND DOUOL.AS*
New Shoe Store.

Oppoeite Hotel Whiting.

CUSTOM SAWING
PLANING
TURNING

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All Kinds of Mill Work
Sash. Doors and all kinds of Building
Material at low^prices.

Traverse City Manufg. Co.

FRANK FREIDRIGH & CO.

THEY ARE HERE
SPRING
STYLES
1904. .

lich Will Co Into Ef-

Veterana and Their Friends Enjoyed
Themselves Last Evening

« « City Book Store

WE HAVE ABOUT THREE HUNDRED

■ CHANGES.

A change of tim^ on the G. R &
will go Into effect
Trains6 will leave th
this city at f.:lt>.
nectlng
;g at Walton Junction with
the north and south iKJund trains. An­
other at 11:i:> dally and another at
4:35 week days, both of which will
connect b»nh m>rth and south. A train
leaves for .N'orthport every morning
at 7 a. m. and at 8:3n p m on Satur­
days only.
Trains arrive In "this city at J:25 p
m.. R;25 p m.. and 11:50 p. m.. and
at 2:20 fn»m Nonhport.

Ualenfities....
with teader thoRghti prettily expretied on beam, flowers,
enpid, ,»d
o*he, etprir,.™* ud plcung
njt. HuBdreds o( oew, beamirat uxl titMic doigo*
Ih|f KUOS in a Nnkingljr haadnoe Tariety. AO thafi Be* and peetty from Ic lo 8.60. Oonica tbat can’l be
beaten for i«linca.
jaBr-"

PLEASE in
durability. Facsuspended
These pupIlF} tory prices are po pular prices. 1Z9
are: Willi
lard Hanslovaky. Jerry Sul j Front .treat.
Ilvan. Vern Msrkintire and AH>ert ’----------------------erlea
{MEN'S HEAVY FLEECE underwear
The reason of this action Is as fol | 20 cenu (sells for 50 cenU aisalowa: Professor Kreneiick had Wn where)at our clearing sale.
1 his classes for some time
JIBUTIL TO BE THE RUSSIAN
of Illness, but Wednesday
FOR SENATOR HANNA TO LIVE morning he relumed. However, he
try a RECORD want ao
u not able to aUy. At noof
SAYS HIS SECRETARY.
the students, those named being
J.PMMC Sh«ll Rufian Co.st OefmiMB
High
And Worh Havoc—Th. Firing
OITCtN WASAONimsntEO
tSI! u‘aL
WH*n Voki A
e of playing the
Squadron Waa Profacting
muy Yo«
/
old-Ume prank of creating a dlsa^eeWant
f
CONSCIOUS BUT VERY WEAK AND able odor In the school room. This
evldenUy not exdUng enough so
THm Baat
1
i
UNABLE TO TALK.
• of them put the carbide In hot.
and then poured water on It
. <7>mciall7 Oanl^.
iiing the whole affair wUh a match
SL Ffieraburg. Feb. n.L-The report
der to bear it pop There was an
Every Means Known to Modern Med­
that the olapaneae had made a 1
♦•nt €if danger In thin. <if coiinu-.
ical
Science
Are
Being
Utilired
tflort to Land troopa la omcially denied
and this was the reason for the suhto Save the Distinguished
While the act in Itself was not so
The following ia the diapaUh.
Patleqfa Life.
reprehenslhh . it Is the desire of the
Chaefoo. China. Feb. 13o—A diapatch
hool authorities
aUUa that a terrifVc battle between By Wire to the Evening Rword
is the one to kuy, as it is an all
i Into conslderatloti when ^le
both the land and the sea forcea of
Washington.
Fet.
i 3—Senator
right juano. Built on lines t»t
the Rueeian and Japaneae took place Hanna's condition rvintinues grave
strength ami l»cauly. It’s the
near Port Arthur late yeaUrdax after- He is conscimis htit very weak and so well knomn t
piano your neighlxirs have
U ex-students.
The Japan^
unable to talk A Unk nf^ncygen was
the odor, was j
bought; u's the piano lor you
ignorance cd!
land troops ao as to ham in the town kept U>slde the senator's bed throughto buy.
Factory prices and
and then attack It both by the
out the night and today, the funnel
•flf/ terms
being plac«-d over bis lips at frequent
troops and their ships. It is not k
I
I . I
whether the Japaneae ejected a
Intenals S<Tretary Dover says the
ing or not.
dhtllngtilshed patient has one chance
The engagement waa begun by the In ♦»ne hundred Tor rectivery. Bve^ j
Japanese fleet firing along the entire means known to medical science Is]
a ver>'
—------ line of forts, the shore was ahelle l»elng employed by the phy,.lrlans to |
129 Front St K. E Slronc, Mgr. at our store, \Vc show over
at all fortififd polnte similar to th save the senator's life
ORGANIZATION FOR PROTECTION
I'O styles.
AmeHcan plan at tha battia of fnt
ago. The firing squad.
Feb 13.—An «imclal
o
bulletin Just
.ft ».ayK. -At 3!
Twenty-four Charter Members—W* II
FltH-pIng qiilet
Build a Club House In the
pcraiun* was IW. mt i p. m.. after a
bath, h'is u miKTaiun- was J*>0.8, pulse
respiration .32. He continues to
Kingsley has organized a club which
the landing of their forcea at Tal.enand retain nourishment well." will
l>e known as the Kingsley Sports
Ijiter 11 was aiAiouuwd that because roan's Club. ‘
The battle took place at Pigeon's bay
eakness it jbad liecome necessary
prt^/^ion*of"fflh an"^Tgaine^in|Lcavcat ODCC-.AiTive Immediately
and a deadly ffre waa kept up to cover It* agmin resort lo the use of oxygen.
'”A.Th'e'.i"me“;ir l there asd^ U a ain^
the landing of the troops. A heavy
firs was kept up on the forts to cover
lie 1
L!NC0Uf CLUDDADQUET
Before the
the landing of the launches and the
Japaneae fleet endeavored to draw the
From All Ovor j
Quu Club
Russian warships out of the harbor
the Queen City
ty sports
sportsmen will have lo —
and light in the open but this was on.
hut-tle on them If they want
—
retain the honors they have won in
' successful. They then attacked the
The twelfth
lual iamqtiet of the:
*
itand batteries and the shells worked
held In Grand Hap |
***
*^e Intention of the m w
great Ixavoc to the coait defenses. The Uncoln club 8
Prominent public r»D»nlzaflon lo build a club house In
last evenl
inhabitants fled for safety.
nw-n frt.tn all fiver the stale were pres
«*'■»•
although this will not
Has sUrted his M.lk RouU ’
\V^ ^iv V. valtu: rocrivfd in
ent an«l the affair was a memorable!*'’* ’*""** **'*•' >’*«*■. Several locations
.g„u .nd .. «M.nB MUk from 5.J ,,,
Madr by inabrrs
*
*t
One ^lle on Duck lake.
heavy fire of the field batteHea
1-* 13 miles from Klngslev.
E. L. RANSOM’S DAIRY |. of goo.l sho.
numad to thair boats under heavy es-{ The addn ss of
nur«4
is
lo..k<Nl
upon
very
favc»rah1e
as
being
crtMl by Hoy C Lyle, president of the
cort.
Young Men's Republican club, and an ideal place for the club house.
Tho Old Reliabia Shoe House
i
other places
rongres»man William Alden Smith There are also several
to the Ml
Blown Up By a Mine.
that
he toastmaster The speakers
S|>eclal to the R\*ening Record.
Elvin Swarthout. Mayor Pal considered.
The new organlzathm started
Baron Von Stern burg. John S
Bt. Petersburg. Feb. 15—At 4 o'clock
with 24 charter members and ap
Gnlr.-nn- rh.uif V*'. S riijfthia morning a report haa been re­

nnau sav luiwa

y..

» toolgbt and
r; aran
t aad east pornnday: c»ld»*r west portkm

lea In the Bay.
Tf local I
apace
ibelr

SCHOOL BOYS EXPERIMENTED*
WITH CALCIUM
Am loft
foul .ml port of

^feVENTH YEAS—2106

SPEEDED A UTTLE.

These shapes and many others
now on sale-

No .Other*
Make so good^
Styles always^
correct.
Price $3.00.

5
STORY
BLOCK.

j
To close quick while our big sale is on.

All new,

handsome patterns, but too heavy for summer
use. \Vi- divide them into three lots

LOT 1—$2.95
Our guarantee back of every pair \ ;

LOT 2-$2.65

ji'

Both worMeJf ai
worth $.1.50 and $4.00

Voor money hack if you want it.

LOT 3-$2.35

....ALL THE LEADING COLORS..
NEW

PAtRS MEN'S FINE TROUSERS

COR.
FRONT.
ONION.

Goo.1 Ime of ntet.
more.

Take your choice. You can't miss it in any of
thes^lots. WI-: HAVE YOUR SIZE.

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HAMILTON

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TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13,19DI.

THEEVEMNGRECORD KNIGHTS
WELCOMNG
ENTERTAIN
RECEPTION
THOa.T.«ATlt-<l.W.MAmtPI
X W. HANMCN, UMir m»4

ANK KNIDHTS OF
FVTfllAX WERE THE HOSTS.

«*" lAWifeSavs

A LARGE LINE
OF ODD DRESSERS

CmZCNS OF KINOSIXV TUP

atabaiE*»jvMfOttEemnapMAedandoaertbemto yon Mntn Hoi.
d^n%l»t,Fe!Rnr«ry IRVal the fbIkmrinK

OUT CN MASSE.

wfi sartovsly ImSmnt hla 1
The tory to the «sc of Cheriea Shuman, of Marshall, charged with assaaR with Intent u> murder, rendered
E. F. Farrb at Forwmr*a >
a verdict of not gulhy.
8U boys who orgaaixed a band for
The aiy opera honae was tba a^ane
One of
looting freight tratas to the Grand
beauty, mlrtk mad gabey last aim ^ekl to K
place last eren- Trunk yards at Port Huron, have been
of Ralph Case to arrested. None pf the six
Of that place and E. ye^or^.
they did not omit that alightcat
dacail that woald a
the plaaw was to honor the two |
ura of their guest*
turn fiTun the Pacific c
when the Srst sweat strains from the
orebaatra aaonneed the opening of the sinking of the i
cooeart program until the weary fin ' There were over 125 people who atmiles northeast of Merrill on the
gars of the
ihe receptkii^ and the large
of the
r Mr Caae's was packed to it* farm of James R. Ward The bed exfoliesi capacity.. For all the crowd the teada east and west eighty rod* bywiO do ior cvsry wssnsa mbst ft did for Iha
The decorative talent of the knights reception was one of the finest ever twenty to wldih
While
operating the cupola to the Winarinfi mother who wtftrn toe above Isl.
raa shown to a good adtrantage laat held to Kingsley. U was plaaoed by
evening, the very hall itself seeming Mrs Case, aasbted by pome of the Three Rivers fouadry. Rlebard Snook Mr. NotlomeftdmMcfsiCBMcyMal
ui partake of the spirit of the occa Ktogsiey people and they afford hn was homed on the back, arms and ndRsh. tohepsidloriniwia aad mUsf.;
Sion. Great streamers of bnnttog. ar- entertainmeat that has never had an
psOast wfth a
• is to a'criticai condition., Afeffar's
Mhther’* Friend
Fnend cqoifB toe
toefnlimlwltoa
ed so that they all began from the equal to that village.
munghody mM.<k.rhtolmt*whitol.
A number of Traverse City guesU
^ of the ceiltog where Old
Traverse City was repwas homed Wednesday. One of the ^a^L^^d^o^stol^**’ hirfanji
resented by Mr.
Mr*. Ferrb. Mr. occupants,
a woman, was ill vrlth pnenMsed Of the colors of the kalghu and Mrs 1) E Wynkoop. Mr. and Mrs. mooia. The
firemen carried her ouL
red. white and blue copiously to D S. Nickerson. Mr. and Mr*. Waller
W. K Danger of Toledo, boarded
h puts sH toe «gam c
lermlngled. The stage in itself was a N. Kelly and daughter Mb* Eunice. Mich
Central
train to beat bU way |
|prtocitoslho
triumph The musk-bii* were seated l>r J. A Snyder and wife. Mr and
bout 200
the Mber is toort and pmcfic
behind a barricade of cedar on which Mrs E K. Gibbs. Mrs. Arch Gibbs and Monroe depot he fell off andfrom
several
great white and yellow chrysan Harry Gibbs. File Lake was repre­
the police
*
lums and on the stage itself were sented by Dr U R. Walter.
and token to a hospital. He was al avnulsd, and isouvuryk
large palm trees. Near the center was
Kingsley turned out to a body and most frozen to death.
afcbrdsyi.
ilu* flower of the lodge, the pure while the welcome they accorded the re
An oak stick. 30 inches square and; DrwBlsWaMlMsmw*sP
calls lily, arranged to a profuse turned g.-ntlemen will never be for 57 feet lung was taken from the: vw ar^sfuui fiMMan
uel. Around the outer edges o! gotten. The party was planned as a largest tree in the vicinity of Belle-^
lalcouy. the iMimtog -was arranged sun*rlM- <*n Mr. Cwse and it proved to vine, which was six feel to diameter
iqusre# and each tocande*c<*nt l.e a tery pleasant one and the hearty and sold in Ypsilanti for the stem an
«ivered with cn*x>e paper.
be accorded his uninvited chor stick of a new dredge Ninety
A Steffens' orchestra fur
dollars was paid for the tree standing. I
nbhed the music for the evnlng and
f«*rget
Bronson lodge of Parlcians. with l5o
the ease with which it caus**d the
The
iwts asembled In l>r Fenton s
pulse t»f the dancers to iieai quicker tore and
Mr.,Case * home c<»urt* in the order,
in the sUning strains Pf the two step D a l*ody
C'.as»* was at work in its charter A suit
or to grow languid in the <
his hfMise was taken over a contested claim and this, with
of the waltz, wss the trl
Is soon as the cn*wd the high cost.of kt*eplng up the court. |
K excellence.
was sent for and he has caused a'jteneral dissatisfaction I
The guests
n* received by tthe
he gathering Even among the members
who were in full uniform and.
Alx.ut 30 secr^tarb**. of mutual in ;
A DEPOSIT IN THE
after a very enjoyable conn*rt pro
who held a mt^t I
Buram
gram, the ball openetl with a |
r match as they!
by Capuln and Mrs. J. A
fires Id New i
After many difflcult and
the
s
the line <»f plumed
8<Kin after the assembling of thf
they would like t
>d by
knights and handsomely gowned guests the following very enjoyabk*
legislation to Michigan.
ladb-s Middenly broke Into"* merry program was given:
savings
Travis of Da>4on Plains, wh
whirling throng . the dance opening
Selection by the Kingsley orchestra
was hit over the
two-step Thai was the U*gin
Music by a quartet consisting of
ss not until after : Mrs Fenton.
J. O Grotsi r. Dr- a lantern by Brakeman Toles of rhe'
Grand Trunk railaay.
o'cU»ck this morning that the wearied Fen ton and Rxiben WimmI.
plaint against Toles Toles was told]
hut still happy pleasure s<-<*kers even
.K,*cltaiion. Miss CU»os
by the conductor to rvillect fares
work (lays, nights and
thought of home.
SokK Dr. Fenton.
night when the train was crow
days drawing interest for you
Viewed from a point of advantage,
rb*msrks bv Rev. Thurston.
Travis refii»H*d to pay because T
the Hccxii? during the dance was one of
and it is comi»oundcd s«rmiRecUallon. Mbs McCulIy.
was not the conductor.
!»ewllderlng l>eauty. the clear white
S<.lo. Mrs. Fenton: ’
annually.
The deposit ii
Judge Rii»^el took the damage suit
or the soft pinks and other shades of
Sido. Mrs Martin.
ready for you any lime yoi
brought by ('apt. Frank (;ray agaii
the evening dresses of the ladle* of
Music by the quartet.
the
Muhkeg.in
Traction
A
Lighting
wish it and may be drawn
fering a pli*asing contrast ot the mure
Seb*ction by the orchestra.
(\»
from
the
jury
The
suit
was
for
without previo .5 notice
sober black of the gentlemen The
$25.00*. for the death «f j>.Hi Ca%anRemarks by Rev. Thurston.
sc<*nt of flowers iotemiiugled with
Judge Russell deRev. Thurston said to part: The or­ augh. a lln
that <if the perfumes and the mellowed
sintlff had not DIRECTORS:
glow of the shaded electric* added en- dinary occa.<ion seldom calls out more dared
guilty of negllthan a passing thought but extnuirchsntment to the scene.
11 oclork the reps St was sen-ed dinary events call out more than
(luests wert* usual in fart we often put our super
sen ed at small
.holding four,
vlth bimiuets neighbnw knd we find’a kind of ex
of carnailon* The dining ro<»m was lraor»Unary exhilaraUon in extraor­
t ft Sons Urge Them to Use i
In charge of i;
is and it is to bb dinary ♦‘Vents. It Strikes ciur natureiei—WHImg to Sell U on
«ff«.rt* that II
>ss i>r this depart­ to greater attempts and to greater
FOR THE
ment wag.not suriwssed l»y any others. sympsthb** of regard.
Approval.
One <»r our fellow townsmen was tn
BEST RESULTS
The lOTvIng was done by a cori»s of
dainty and pretty little misses and the extreme peril and we consider this as
spi-clally
Try Record Want Ad* 1
an extrat>rdlnary «»ccasion.
There
smile they gave with
cost. Big Money Makers.
•
disc*
added not a little to Its appreciation were wonis of jjiy over his escape ex- win be particularly
iy
w(
pn‘ss4‘(l b> our citizens and in our er> and public^ si>eakert^
The menu consisted of;
bouses of worship. Our sister city.
Blue |K>lnts on the half shell.
ise^of Hjvimel. breath(*d
The free use
O-'ivf,..
Horse radish Traverse■ tCity, had one of her citizens, through the
to equal peri] and no doubt every outfit. carrb*s healing b*l
(VU n with jpayonaisse.
/
Salt wafers
to the hf*ad and thniat. and .strength♦*ns the voire S E. Wait A S<ins have
t’tocken iwMies with French peas.
It Is a very gratifying joy in the hail .s4*veral of ilielr cust(*mers speak
Radish.**.
Salted Almonds
fact that our fell<*w citizen with his to them tn regard to the goivl effects
A.H.ried cak.‘
' Gian*,
own sining arm assisted to help a fel­ following the use of Hynmel for this
tout Urns.
t off.*..
low *u(Ten*r and to save his life. This special purpiiso, and will be glad l«»
Th. r»* were s mimUT of guests pr»*s- is very gratffytog to us It is a manl
on appreval to any singer, nrinent frttm ManisUH* and they made a (esiation of greatness of Him who
teacher, or public speaker.»
very pleasing additlim b* the assem­
•y feel sure that the use of Hyo
**'Tnts. and no d(*ubt Travblage Gu.-sts were also pre.-sent Tmm
from =i '^*‘**‘
«Tse rtly f(*els the same way.
I „,el or this purp<»(* will make many
many adjacent plan-s
every (me
,,
might *--- friends for the treatment. If it
d«»*s m*t give satisfaction, the money
The knights undoubi(*dIy *;AP»-n«lod
paid win lie returned premptly mnd
without qmstlons
Ammrn^ Cwjaymf Vary
t EvwM at ISa City Opara

Mother^s
Wcfld

THE UNDER DOC.

It i« u eftty tblnc to umr hu« the
Mttmnu of tlito oooatnr lie to re^
S»rd to the pmeot Imbroclio aomc
tbooMads of isllea to the eostvard
Tbo ma^orttr of the dUunw Mmo the
dtopatchea mmI If they appear that
the batUec have reauJted to Japan *
favor there are etpreesloiu of pleaaore while If they do not. there U sra
erally dlMeUitortlon
Behind this
tlesarea^m
American* are pre^emtoently a lib­
erty lovtoK people. The ftovemment
of RuaaU 1* the exact antithesis of
tbl*. as a ronawjoenfv th«-n- U a f.-el

...6.76
A beautiful toHd oak dretrnr.

J.W. SLATER
WHOLESALE RETAIL

THE
ENTERPRISE
GROCERY

Cl

omstrasioE

since whtn are the i»e<»ple €*f Trsv
erse City auppoe«*d to pay and
port s lire Wiwrtmenl and fight
when such <»crur lhemselvi->*
Quite a little has Uh-u sal.l ab
the fire depaiiroent being called out
twice to attend to a small blare at
A Wl.Hl.H'fl s r^sldenc* on MonrtK'

‘Th.

•J^Tre“nrl:^ulr-------

asembled here night as a welcome
♦f Hyot*ack to hi* hoi and friends and who
fons that lie
V 'm(*i and a
j shares these great
grea emotions
There Is
>rc catarrh to this
onl/^e do!
to them safe
inlry than all other U.ti has returned
tion of the
-Many rea
Thurston
extendt*d
his
hand
to
*ther. and until the _ Mr. Case as a welcome and this llUle and other troublej, of the air passages
eases put together,
few y(»ars was supposed to be incur­
have tie«‘n made by Hyomel. and S E.
able. For a gnwi many years diK-tors mark of rt*sjK*ct in behalf ' .the as Walt ft Son* agree to refund the mon
pronounced it al ocal disease and pre­
ho*liad ey to an.vone who does not find It a
scribed local remedies, and by <-on
complete cun* for any catarrhal Jroubstonily falling to cure with local treatThe rt*ceptlon was in
1 it Incurable. 6(
on^l! 1 llure is no dangerous *t(>mach
has proven catarrh to bo a constitu Mr. Ferris and Mr. C-ase.
_ • drugging with Hyomel; simply breathe
llonal disease and therefore require* a sun>rlse to Mr. Case,
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca eral of the Traverse
In^ to catch the evenin
torrh Cure,
City tb(*y s
Wls4
the cliz^e Of
constitutional
An eb>gani banquet
This little windy
you are bar.
It is token Internally to (
the close (»f the prt^
from 10 drops to a reaspoonful. It
ing in Wa-hliigton.” said a yarii-«plndlrftctly on the blood and mucous sur-1 gn at ly enj
ner from the west, as he edged up close
social
faces of the system. They offer onewhich the
to the radiator. "1* not even a starter
hundred dollars for any case it falls ■ which was no less pleasing
for some of the wrether we have out
to cure. Send for circulars and tf*stl-|a \err tote hour before the
to.Neiiraska, the greatest state In the
union. We get so out there w e like the
ft CO
Wind, and love to watch Its merry
u
I
'Thy. sir. I have seen it blow
here^ so bard that It would knock the creeks
agree to refund the money on* a
W wi
^ 6fi- out of the fence, pull a cistern out of
Icmil bouie of Greene's Warranted
I In open stoR k sets is one of [ Syrup of Tar If it tall* to cure your the ground, move a township line,
ventrnees of tbs prei^ent day. cough or cold. We also guarantea a change tbe day of the week, and do
ierea*ing prevalent of the »<«ni botUe to prove aallsfactory or many other quere things. I remember
once, near Grand nofind. it blew fifteen
____
dinner and the praetu^ of us- (refunded.
days and nights on a streu h The wind
be remeuilvwed tog ♦vveral varietlea of ihtoa far ’•»
held a sheep op against a Iwrn nnprevkma occasions when be luid at- ;
is torip ly rvs|H>uslbk* for ibe
i
til It starred to death, and a goat
tcmpCfd to box Ibi* wt of thing and change^ woman who some years ago
Church of Christ.
f wWeb got caught In the gale bad It*
be Bboddetvd.
purchased a handsome dinner set now
Flr^1 Churchof Christ tDlsolpU** I
Me»‘i to Grange ball.
-1 want TOO to bur a nice lare^*^
*****
1m::ii>, study Bible lesson and Lord'*
fact that the taxpayers of this city
should fight a fire to ihrtr homes
themselvfs—slngle I
When the fire‘ department
dep
>as calb'tV
out the first
. 4hey knom tog that
there mas yet danger of the fire
breaking out anew, should hare leH
some one to watch and attend It.
They left a hand chemical, but as the
fire was raging In-iween the parti
Mr Weldt»eft did not know whei
use the chemical, no blare being ap^
partmt. although the ns>ras upstairs
wen^ fUUHl with smoke. Kven after
Ihe N»ys of the fire depart
hen* they wanted Mr. Wledoeft to go
ahead Into the burning part of the
house to open the windows, which he
r%*fus«*d to do. as he bad to Uke hts
wife, who b an Invalid, and chUdr»*i
to the neighbors sway fmm the srook
and danger.
We m bh it understtHHl that we c«»n
alder the fire department being paid

e^Jf z

Jr:

i irr*

nt length .“Cbeee something focz—r infr,
eom^tog you WodMget f,w votir^ ‘

ring
my boot* But Nebraska Is a good
state notwithstanding these little back­
sets. These little blow* you have here
are only xepbyr*. sir."

Mr* MounUoy. however,
cn^n Mros as to geoeroally in buying
prsaent*. sod the irarebase. when she
made It, consisted of a very plal
Removes the
which impovertahes tbe blood and clrculatlon. i
dtoarydooklng article Indeed.
: found. In the larger «staMlshn
INSTRrCTION IN OIL PAINTING— Stop* all trouble* that Interefere*
-H'mr Monntjoy aald. when he saw ; dinner is served from the butler's
Mr. Louis de Marmiae will take a| with nutrition. That's what Hollisthe scarf. "1 don't know much about' trv Many of tbe dishes nsed In a
limited aumber of pupil* to ollj ter * Rocky Mountain Tea will do 25
each things: but I* it just what you ^ menage where tbe roast and•!«*
its
his studio. 224 Washlag-1 cento, Tea or tablet form. Jss. G
wwM have chosen for yourselfr
‘
npanlmenti are ptoced oa the tolie will also take orders j-------

k-S;r^mesnt U i

^

ilTS wu^T?S:r

dj8klL>w.rx sajp

TAX

Bf sin ti sail it br

The aty Council has extended the
tax warranto for the month of Febni
ary for the collection of the stale am'
county taxes: and also the ddlnqueni
city and school taxes and sp**clal a*
sessment of 190Z.
will be In my office to receive said
taxes from now until February ;2t*th.
UKI4. on each week-day. from 8 o r
to 11:30 o'clock in the foren.sm. and
from 1 o'clock to 4 o'clock to the after
noon. Office in Room 2iu. Wlllietn:
Dated F.'bruary 1st. 19f*t.
M K Haskell, ('ily Tn*mOin-r.

Cairioe IT lailiic chick
•rCORD wasrr ao

ECORD WANT AO.

Four Important Items
FOR YOUR IMMEDIATE
CONSIDERATION ; ; :

School Supplies

Hver ihin^; that is nueded in yOiir
school work. You want Tablets—you
can find all kinds, hard and soft paper,
all si;^es of sheets, and the mnvest of
covers; composition books are used in
the different studies, practice books,
bookkeeping; blanks, rulers, erasers,
inks and pens, pencils in all colors, in
' wood and all kinds of leads,
1
oil and
chalk crayons. We carry all the school
books used in the district schools in
, this vicinity and nearly all kinds in
the city schools.

Pit-Panic-Flinch
the thre^ greatest games of modern
The mostit enjoyable way to
pass these winter cevenings,
?ve
Flinch”
is as easy as authors
10
and a complicated as Whist, and
n< it only costs 50c
for 150 cards. ‘Tit
is the most noisy
*it * IS
game ever invcnied. Invest 5t>c and
tr>’it. "Panic” is after the same or­
der. fonlv it is differentl. and this costs
-lOc » own. \\
c have
We
have all the newest
card
' Whist and Pedro, new
i
backs
and new surfaces. All kinds of carom
boards and carom tables. The latest
in invitations and envelopes. We can
assist you in many wa>*s.

Want a New Desk?
that ispur long suit—to suit you every
way when furnishing your office complete'.^every office should hai
keep everything
ihir s
safely for
I r yo
you—the prices
, ices ar froi
$21 W I $4'2.nO.
sphendid line uf
lirs to KC
office chairs
go with the desks—
wood seat, cane seal, with or wiUhoiit
arms, solid oak. leather upholste red.
revolving or stationary. Some would
ratner use a high stooT. Sectional
bookcases; keep your books where
you can pm your hands on them at a
moment’s notice.

Seen S5V Go-Carts
Nothing finer have ever been placed
on sale. The baskets are handsomer;
the handles are porcelain: they have
the automobile gearing, the finest ever
ri a go-cart.
in. The cushions are
rger and the upholstery
tery more: elabo
elaborates. The parasols are betterr made
and the lac e: covers are e/uirely new
patterns.
These good
sell froi
rom
$10.00 to $25 00. It wil surely
____ pay
you to sec these ^o-caris. even if you
do not intend to purchase just now.
n

^

Part* and W’ashtegt
I of tbe <
^ Tlwf* hu beta DO :
fever la
for yon." be lienroed.
ioza are as varied as the booses to
tbo UiiUed
Vnlloa States
8Uit» for three
I
year*, exAnd Mr*. Moumjoy.went opstalr*
'J—__________ THE TRAVERSE CITY CANNING 00. cepting tbe recent development on the
Mexican border of Texas Some cases
of yellow fever have come Into Cuba,
in* o«««. uH^lbe H.4 to take from Mexico to tbe Ust three yean,
but to DO toaUoce was the disesao
communicated to Uher*

I;

HAVE BOTH
Corner State and Union Streets
Citizens Phone. 146

'

10 sno'isME rooueswoRsi SiK'.vSs;

YOUR RELIAftLC HOMft FURNItMER.

PRICE TELLS
QUAJIITY SELLS

Sundays!

million* to money and resources, of
mlllloni of men for Its army. Japan Is
a little bland set like a pearl In the
sea of Japan? Her courage in attack
laa Russia Is like that of a spaniel at
tempUns Uttle with a mastiff. That’*
the secret, ihe American love of cour­
age and the American respect for
pluck, these an* the cause* of this
•ympaihy.
WhiUs the issue may be clouded t«
many mind* and the names of the
places where the . battles take place
utterly unpronuunctalile. sUll. the
wish 1* expressed that Ja|ian will win
It b only the old principle of the
-under dog' alt worked out ovei
again. The crowd always yells in en
couragement when the small U»j
plants hb ffst to the bully * fare.

10.60.

..-7.76
I Next, worth ISLOO, far............ .................................. ... .9.60
Next, worth 13.00, for................... ........................ ........ -10.26
: Next, worth 15.50, for...................... ...... 1........... ....... . J | .75
.W so on up to one worth $80.00, for.............................. 21.60
A hue line to select horn. IF YOU WANT to make op a bed
room suit we will make yon the mme cut on son . beds to go with
them. If you have not the cash, a little tfown wfll do. Ikml for­
get the date.

Olorking

Oath^^^haad., whfle
whi Japan
reae«:^>oo^Ito« ty L. her aoverament Is mD^em. The
Tl mikado 1»
the bead hut he ha* bis cabinet and
the voice , of the people Js heeded in
the adiainistratlon tif public affair*.
.Japan represent* profre** but while
all this appeals to the American, there
b another *enUinem that kt|ike» bis
heart and makes him yeil. ‘hjirrah'*
when the battleships til Japan achieve
a victory.
Russia is a areal c<iuntry of mill-

daii finii

tb..*

TRY 4

«itb«

A THE HANNAH & LAY
^ i MERCANTILE COMPANY

TRY A

1

cm, maH, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1«H.

TBxrmKaoKBoamr&A^

One of Cbe many
,6ooi ortKfls jfhtvt ,

r.

••Best”.

NEW
DISCOVHtY
FOR CONSUMPTION

r^tes aad «voitec bjr
dety prml»e Mnriee
ftt 2:M In ib« chnrcO

f'lour

MMtoan.
Modem Woodmen tell, orer poet-

h that you do not ha\'c alwa>'s to be explalnini;
to customen that the last lot was a little off.
but

I21

Try lt!l

Iter. ILeoum £
C. m, niHitHK. $:M.

that it will be all xight in the future.

“BEST’is right all the time.

::

Ratinab

Senior Endenror. S:4S. ^
7:00. prmcldn*.
Spednl mntic.
All are inrlted.

Cay €o.

FOR COUGHS
AND COLDS
AND ALL DISEASES OF THROAT AND LUNGS
PRICE, BOO and •1.00

l-L. OROOOISTS
E

BiSBTitB sail Hiqf

W. HASTINGS A SON

FIRE INSURANCE.

lRjf* r Ihtt Industry
.rtant ime u *b
t-umpleied by I.al
These flgures ar*- ih
j suit uf • ranvRSK crtvering the

I
;
In Haltfaa the oth*
I
r-n Bon-e*»nimlKJ.ione*l
i.lTlriTs «»f the;
flrltUh army applle<l for regUlration |
ms voien*. d.v-IarInK th-mM lv.-s nrji.|
i»b aubhwTs of
4b-nt. of the rl|y and ro
^ clerk con.ulie.1 ihv at
of the province who *

7__roiild

We

Work?

Take

Him

meet after a aeparatlon that ha* last­
ed aoroe time Ibey liave a pretty way
of telling eacb other ibelr erperlence*
in a iiort of chant, ami In the pleanant
•ouad of their Plngularly rm.-et voice*
to
U their wjki aud unkempt

-

The

The total number of breveritwi
«ai* <-}*. and they were located i
in or plares in the state
f5l<h!e,-n of j
ij,,.*.. lur-werieM mere operMi**-! by In j
,ij»
* i,v flrm« and 4:; by e<ir 1
,.„ratl«His
The longe*! mmile-r eg

resented by

our aoency
timore bre according to the lat­
est

reports

about

$3,600,000.

Thcae same companies had on

I

hand the 1st day of January.
1904, surpru* to policy holder* a

Feb
lA-What
We
Would
Say
Umt Him?
inlage
Feb l!»~Who Would Crucify Him?
over Ibelr Ainu al«ters of delicate and
•
The In­
dainty mays. Ibe charm of m hUb the
most stolid globe thQtter is . nnstralnetl
ien ohly.
»rated
to om n. If tlie wotm-n of Ainu mosbl
S«Tvir.* »f Hong begins J
rl, as the Ainu (-all their laiul. arc tb,eordlally Invl
tlrudges of the men In tlieir youth iiiul
ml,Idle age tln-lr ofM>«rtuuiiy for r*Fourteenth Street M. E.
venge
with the laie*.- -,f years.
Rev. J. W. Miller, pastor
^Tbe curses of an angry ,dd wuiuun
riaa* meeting. D:45.
excite tlie utmost terror In the bravest
Morning senrlce. 10:20.
Sunday school i
bear hunter.
He fll- p.ink- .truck,
from such names ns slmnuuiaash
.(mangy
toi,ton,-p|*o ,luiM pat.-d
ng-Xhtinulay «venl
^ boon <*r. worst of all. ml gum
or Inao sak guru ig,*dl,*s* feilom» Aft

v«ss«m1

Elfil

TRUEl. BOTTLES FREE

SOLO AID RECOWEIDEO BY

.X'"

'
lag tu arise H- then Hit Ire.
i- : .ittiJtll -I ocJ<*rk in the bft
.ang hU sl«:epinR h.rirs m
; Him. It- being Vtf ttniMirdr

Record Want Ada. bring Wg
Return* for the money InveMed.

6UAMIITEED BEST

FiiteiiiuuMtet
10:3U, woTBhlp. Sermon topic. *The
Prenchinr Je«tM WmnU done12. Sondny nebooi.
3.3«. Jonlor Lengne. Mm. Morrow
imdt.
L 45, Bpw.rrth Ueiirue. MU* Bale*
lead*
7. special evangelical aen lre. Topic.
*if
Came to Travers*- Cltr W’bu
Would Be HU Friend*? •
even nlRhl ibl*

DRANK MUCH
LAGER BEER

HAVE YOU
TRIED THEM

Hiacork. N C . Feb jS. 19
riuhleti w.rh a dreadful crmith and cold
Thought I would hare to
t
ng
I tmalU porchav-d a U.Ktle of l>r. Kmg« New Di*.'o\ery. and to
t ooe Kvtle cored m* Cv«g)'. and cold pertnanmth
KoBWT C SUtlTAJ

During thn
It hurt me mo
•rootding tedu

::

WiiSS5fSS?SSJr—

little over ^.OOaOOO.

(
A

ON BAS BILLS }
AFTER 15th /
am I BM

While the Baltimore disaster
will cause a severe loss to them
panic* are amply able to pay all

Calling saaHing cheek.

F|Sg^^£-Ss'

claim* in full and are now doing
so in cash, and still they can fur
nish the very best of indemnity
to their patrons.

With the utmost confidence in
S
r/gUter-d
H*. the clerk put thei r.T.-. k.t for each bremcrv
The aggrthe companies we represent we n!^S.
Iteii!’*5 «
names on ihe voting Um but ihelr gat.- nurob*-r of pounds
right to IH- then- may Ik- challenged|i„ n.amifacture
innually
; the average for . ach bre
The Nem York ,K»lH
says]
The aggregate- val
leen anxid IS to get
PKiks out of j hi»i»^ u irr.‘.M7T r.t;
Th*
r-t;.
The aggregate
Baptist.
own. bill
slni'P the Baltimore Are number of miunds. of malt used last
Kf V. W. T Woodbousc, pastor.
tarn-d. the bare revt rsed iheir pol lyi-nr mas |u.Mr..05;.. valued1 at ,
.
Morning, lh;.?n
Snbj,-ci
•The
Icy. Inspector Mt'Cluskey of the do-' 7»ilm. ,iu- average »alue p*‘rr brewery
A Bird Frirad.blF.
irRrilv**n»*ss of Jesus.”
lectlvc bureau assign^ tfrclve of hi*| being HI>41* 42. The aggregi
The r.-1-tor of W,*.lstom-. Mr (;ilherl
Sunday school. 12:00
mgn to the W*‘si sirtHH f*-rrl»-. mlih l^-r ..f i.iumU of grits um**1
Coventry , told me of a mild rock dove
Bamra
Bibb<
lass:
12.
iwdcr* to arre.1 any mKik <*«-eti h«*ad , u::5.ikh>, va1ue*l at H4k.4T<» 4k.... ‘ is ■
which one of hU stable boys liml n-nred Tolnl.u- and vIm uI-Ii. and cv.-i ii-ady to
U.
Y.
P.
r.
r.;45.
4ng for railway depot* on the Jersey
a total of
barrel* of Imht of
Slap a liaii.Iful ,.r Mar- into tb- eyes of
Rats* or t»
hXcntng. 7 isi. Subj,Mi. “The Hr
from the nest.
nest
It ►b*pt io
aide. MctMimkey raid he had Informa ! «b* aggregate \ahie of $S.l»sn 9Mi mas
a liiiMiaiid-^ iiit.i H.O-,. ,d a timid
i.uk1,.1....V..
H-riy. S
bom-cver. and had full lilM
Hon that a numb*-r of thie\e* mexi*; manutartured in Michigan tasi veas InvluHkm"
Prayer meeting on Thursday ev
ir'k table,. , and KUriiikilig.loui lKi should H«c ih - Po sOk*.p«r buah»l.
» on the rrvtor'
planning to g»i to Baltimore. “The isi iThe avt-rage ouipnt per bremery mas
M-. Thc.moiiici. of the
tractcl It. and I m iuild apfwar thnnigh
Be- of Baltimore have trouble enough I3.r,l7. valm-d at |5k.»;i9
The aver
mliboui IM-Ing l*oihered mlth a bunrh f age valu.- of the pnainct mas D4.:ia per
the open wiiHl im' at anjaltiim-f*. lake da-s :,r. rigorously. cv.liidc,!
,ti!
of .lick cn«k« from this t«mn. ' said j luirrcl
Nine m*r c-nt of the b*-* r man
hot soup mlth nuiii Ec-Jt and cv,-n sip Iiias4-uliiii- ,>y»-s pml a ll••arty v
thank- is diic the >^>mtiiiit,-,- mho fa
MrCliiskey
ufactUrt-d •a* Nittled at the brem-wlnegl.-,-.
At
night
It
aherrv
fnun
.n
Grace Episcopal.
John r Irish. form*-rly of loma. has! *-rius
thend tUi- ui«nritt.-ii law m,,- dnii-tv
often slipped 1
T. Stout. I
iMH-n naval offiret of the |.,rt of San !
a total of 4ti superintendents mere
ROBIN SEEN.
t-rleL
iim-iiico.
l.•,.|.•rlng
dman avenue and
of Boardn
Francisco f*»r some y.-ars. Irish 1* a | employ.-,] at an averag*- daily mage of
read- n»«‘hiidii -andnrs *.r «ii uikkIci, g,-ia.
on street.
.lemiK-rat and the republicans of CaI| | |i: 2K. fori-m.-n ai $4H2. I*i5 office em
Has Moved F
Cadillac to
IbB of the
thctlnve n.-w .Oliftly
ifll}- *» o c-mimc s li.-f m ii.r
aii.-r «
Morning
service and
sermoii
:k. Kki other empIoytTi
South of This City.
IbroilRh an
ttintlnn- Ini.. ,|,o 'i. » ..f llu- .in.-..,„. l, K..nui. f. iinil...
Tl„- rol.m ubirh ll.-lte,l
cbim
l.
an,l
«-lll..d
on
tb.
n,vt.„
v
bert.
*"■' »
“ b'-.'-.c .. n-. in.n ihal M|.
Hun uf cliie,-ns fnnn that slau- came j employed In this Industrv mas l.OKs'
H*»l> communion. l*:40.
Irish land ih«dr axcrag,- ilaily magt- mai*
Bmad .mil.-.
over tb.- f.„« of : P"" I' ’■'o"'-'
-i>- U ►pr.-.ailmc I».|
euodfr school St llrOO
,
............................... I protest against IrlHh
pJa.e, an-l lia> inov.-d bn to Trav.
holding the offico any long-r
Theyj|:;7r.
.Nil evening senric*
tbo iWin" iiml au.llbli' lill.-r. ..ame !
•'.•inin iialni
All are cordially Invited to
Kam the pn-sidcni and mad- th-ir ar .
Tie- Anti Saloon I^-ag.n- pi-ople will
from Ibo .r..nns.trrv. .k eonll.. lon.h 1
» ■"'' Kor,-.,n l..>. nr- n.ni.i,-.l ........ I'l
giimenis
Much to their dbgiist. mh, n! flud some consolation In the fact that
.cm the bird donl. I.. ,bc cdcc of ibe i
I--'"
'
they amoke the next morning, the first | .^o „r th»;^hr»‘meries m,-re not running
clcrk-n denk below, w b.re li mi .itidl.•^'f' f-"'*’"'’
thing they saw In the morning pap*>r* at full capaciiy *i the lime of the canturlnnl-Pall Mall Gnr..||.v
>"
P'»"
„
mas that the president aiiend.-d a ban
jva*s. mhlle only ::s report,-d theout_______________ inu.b d<. Ibiy f.—inl.l.-Kin. il.atll i« ""
qu«-l given !•> the H A. K. ih,- previous | ioi.k for business astgiMMl.
i'lass roi'etlngat 10*
H,ii)ciini,-s ,lifllc»i!t to d.tirmiiic the
. ev,-nlng and applaud,-,l heartily mhllci
Ni,„-iy is-r c*-nt ,.t H,.-product
is> l»n-achlng at H»:3o '
into Ku
Uow aud when men Ural knrne.1 to
»"'• !• ef.. ..ii..i.-. ............
tin- dnilu
^•Th"
***" *'*»’‘* i
»" MIrbican
I Bible schisd at nooi
luc of lU bulb as a sebtake hny will probnMy neve r lie l.v ktirpris,-,! to observe wli;,t be Is ih.r fojh-for the
rirls spnimlmg
spni
aUtulc for the I^^tato. mhtrb U
Qown, for haymaking is a ^
- Hive arc tmo girls
lou-lv lighting
r.Ui? ^ . J
'I'- » IlOKlen* of Mclbourtc. Fl.. ! A rorOial InvIUtlon fs extended to
grasa, but grass which has lioen partly
Jm-r7dmp in I hr llurk.-t
**My doctor told me I had Con !*» »•» i»‘n ‘n mr irshlp m-llh ns.
fermented, and Is as much ilk- worl
mhat his income a* r
Co«or«gatlonal.
of mcn*s bands as flour or cider. Frolv
yer mould
...o offer of * frve trial bottle ofDr. King s
ably Its discovery was due to a,sident.
Cohclln. 1
uii tmo months ago
mas aniMiunc-d alxnii
Discovery for Consumption. In­
Morning sendee.
but possibly man kuirned it from the
d leave Ihe war de
Mhat'Mr R*s»i w,»uld
for colds, coushs, bronchitis,
duced
me
to
try
It.
Result*
were
start
plkaA the “,-alling hares” of tlic sb-ppea.
, 1 h-tu rs iM-gan to
partm,-!
consumption. We htvc been
Sun,lay
in him a-klnc for his legal

1!

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__

MlcElLANtOOS

..*... ^

pi MFSK^IkInU- All kind, at p«.a r.

;£lr.2:s .72.S?-

ii; li: 1

UJ. Murirmn siul irn MOick Mrrtcw. •• Ihara

r.ro, i MT5?;

•" *•«»“'

r

«;

^ ?"”sr
LT?

S7nVV*ir u,?:

Retaining f.-*-s m»-ry- forc*-d
..n bin. t-ror..
.n- I1...
b.„ . chanre — - J‘
,o liUk with ,M n...n, «h.. «.ucht I.. fl.
j;;'™

Idea would fit In nicidy with
Junior Fndcavor sm-ietv at ^

|

Ayer’s

Endoavor at 5:45t> moffers he
ling gostH-I nie,-Hng
that hr ould have lak,-ii on enoiigh
Afb-r living
cr
immtyflve
m. Music by choir
,mI I,» ke*-p i yi-ar> 1 the Fi fth Avenue hotel Ncm*
iHJdy melcome to our church
S<-nal,ir IMatt has nmved
Wabbtri Astoria
T be senator says he home and Us servlc,-s.
In must rat ion of tb,- iRiiKlmeKS with mak
hang,- “tor busln
which IThatswortlr Iumim- is endowed
Hon^.•• hut drcllnt
with art in-asurfui an«l of the distrait mor*- -iKvifli
S,.ine poliiiclana
Hugh Kennedy, pastor,
that iH-rhaps Mrs. Platt prefer
irning s-rvlcv-.
The
/fcaltm* ,»f thr l»uk,- of I
uptown h,*stelrv, there being
H-stl«»n of Profit and l.«»ss “
' mind, an
am
1,* surroundings than In
and coi,»r in the
Evening
service.
7:0u
Theme.
rnch pn-ss at th,rtmnd of the French
bllshment.
Others
iH-cial R^1i
“Sowing and Reaplttg ”
jH-riai
. ,-KhU,li|.,n The ,1
b»mn that PUtt move* In-cause Gov- vival service.
of the last
\
it mas said waK strolling
i,»r t»delJ ha* lii> headquarters in
Class meeting. 8:45 a
exhibit*
•
Fifth Avenue
loan Rcctbm of the En-’
Sunday school. 12 m.)
to ks>k with
with a friend an.l
Epworlh League. C Jp
I»,*n»hry
table of
Wmitred FYiller; topic. -Real Friendmatchless Is-auty
II.
examined It
Umg with the e»»* ,»f a ,-onnoiseur and j
: these ser‘•'ji’ enrHi., we,c«n.o
at last exrlalmtM
“1 wonder who HI
the ,iwner of such a iK-autlful stwHd.j
men of workmanship I alm«*st f.-el in-1
Church of Christ (Disciples).
i1
to
d
envy him * His companion, t
Thomas P. Ullom. mlnUier.
who had
d the ,-ataU»gite
AtP«».AnM*tean Ex*o*lU*i,
Met'tings will be held In City Opera
handed ft to him
ih as mile
it cm
Ion that the table
lalned the Infor
Chatsworth hous,-. and wacame from Chati
Prayer/
Ihike of IVvonshIre
Mayor McCU-llan's house has iH-eni
I
Juni^' End^w'
put on 4he c-gular Itinerary of the,
i
Intermediate. 4:3o.
“Seeing New York* ourlst* who are
Senior. 5:30.
now carrb'd around the city In big]
Evi-nlng.
7
Subject.
“\^*hat
I*
van*, arcumpanie.l bv a gutde.dsho de
Hell? Who Got-# There?
scribe* the various place* of intcc-*t.
PentecosUl prayer meeting Thurs­
The other rooming a* the mayor left
day evening at 7:30.
f ,,»f these van* wa» stand
hi* hon
Bible study-Galatians.
Ing In front, the ”*pl*-ler” meantime
Memorj vei>,-*-l Corinthians. 13th
ng through a megaphone: “This,
ladle* and gentlemen, is Ihe home of
chapter
George B McClellan, mayor of the city
Saturday night
of New York Mr McCl.-llan was elect­
study of the S
ed lari November by th<
1 with the children
majority of
and I*
!
Welcome to worshl
nentlv mentioned for the
(straafer*. working mei
nomination Wr pr**sideni—** The may­
or dived down the step* and made a
Salvatiaii Ai
»
for
Broadway.
As
he
disappeared
daah
Bneu
Comer Sute and Union atPoeU.

Gold Medal

be beard the
of agret
tbe oolv non of General George B. Me |
Clellaa. wbo also ran for prt-sident. I
But by that-time hU honor i

t«ab mad rosy. Whence the dU
»? She wbo is blasblng with

CapUln

Unlike Any Other I
The luU

flaror. tbe deE-

Mrrtl*-.
The rreeplnif Plant we c-all myrtle is
oot a myrtle at all. but should be called !
I»eriwlDkle. IV,i.nu-

i.r;r.Tvrr

'i?f:

ms

and

used

to

be

calle
called

“the Ivy ,d the I a
ions It as “fr«*h
J

”
flower* are very pn-tty.

•M. Miman-vsrl 11a. the minister from
Panama, is the French engineer who
vm* Invited by the King of Boumanin
to improve the navlgntde waieni of
that country,
lie otilir.eil a dredge
of hi* own invention, which i* bellevefl to Ikc tbe lirstoof the kind to
l,e oiK-mled l.y ,1,m tric al |khv,t.

DR. FENNER’S

j

LAST
REPORTS
3-SHIfTS-3
Continuous Workl /
Night and Dav

Just What 11 SM| enalH nil Em
You're
Waiting Tor

In Tus-

Mnnselle

Meetings every night except
day.
! Sunday, 11 a. m.; holiness m<
i 2 p. m.; Junior moetlng. 3:20 ly m.;
; ChTiatiMOM- prmlae meeting. 8 p. m A
real battle for aonls.

MmsM

cany It 1* known a* “the death flowcF*
on account of It* b,-ing m often planted
npon gTarea, a custom wbiilt is lK*glnBlng to prevail In thl* country. Tliere
Is a pretty Variegated leaved variety
mod also a sport with white flowers not
so pretty as the blue.*

KIDNEY a»d
“ Sf: Backache
I^^CURE
Mrs.

stying this for 00 years. And so
have the doctors.
LTw/.r-St’

m

interm,*d\ste ^
^ ^'^an race” if mo were
^iiir
at 4 ^
aljpwed to bolievr It. and haySirh^'b-f.Ti;)ri-"
»i<-,-i..me.r.od cletv
II no Trial bottles 10c
Young Peopie s Society of Christian ta«kloF I* certainly an art mainly prac-

i,

Cherry Pectoral

Si—

Another thorough examination made

by our expert, Mr. Fleming.

He saya:

“If any lingering doubt of success ra-

Black SUk
$5,00

New silk waists and embroideried linen waists; just the
prettiest thinj^s to be shown this
season., and of course will be
found here in the greatest abun­
dance. I'hey arc the same make
we have alwaj's carried, and are
famous for their splendid fit,
chic and dainty styles.

The Linens are to be ver>- popuJ lar this season and come in a variety
i of pretty styles of embroidery.
Silks arc always good, and we
show them in all the popular shades
and black. A ver>- pretty china silk
in black and white at S:kOij.

mained it it now entirely removed.^.
We will sell balance of 50000 shares

; ‘^ v^^ARN MORt’

Keep your eye on Grand TraverM aM
Arizona Mining Co.

.

If you would have large returns for
small investment get in with us while

“I «rf«d 10 ywr. with hackacks.aad W-

Citteas3t3.50,4M
4.25, 4,50
Silks
5.98 5.00 6.00
-"-“-.i-ivrr"—

price is low.

»* and after usiag only two bottte Iforiaa.
St. Matthaus Coogregalloo.
; Martin, of Kingsley, pastor.
1 There will be services SundJ
lag at 10:20 o'clock in the

$iltiirth«rnito Bros.
Wlaoal Aaewnte

mi

ns-svsmra beoosd.
Mo nmmm OtBor Tlwi BIfO. Loaloo
Btmwirt W00 a CHHottoo BHiolfM
M Jmy Mora BotiofOelOfy.

WROYALmBaking Powilef
f

<

f» ceOtfcs te tha DattcB

wSl^ ***

Saves Health
YartfcraUilhefood.

itSL^

Repocta recelirod t
Aid Dlrlakm Na 1 F. Smarthwalte. J. 1
a Ta
Wither, general manager, aad F. H.
at the
Wither,
the bookkeeper tell of some
•nn. to srhlch all are iaT
new and wonderful dtaooveriea in the

wlU°hSdd

TWO OOLLABB ANO BIXTY-FIVE
cofrta hays a pair of panln worth
4410 at our pant salt Just atnrtad—
MW pooda bowfht thia winlor.
Hamlltofi Ctathing Co.
A COMBINATION—High grads Kim­

ball PiOMS at factory prioaa and
. Mra, Loolaa BcewarL who was neora alirer coUectloa will be
liberal terma. 121 Frofit street
ly %2 yours old. died this montiug from
the stock be odvanced to 26 ennU per
Mis. Pi
aatml coaae* hot a €oroaar*a iBBoaat
share at once An advanee will be
with Mr#.>
VANILUL Chocolate. Maple. Opera
waa hold over the body am aeeooBt of
(hlrhtBanmtmpte.C.g. fort thU I
Feb. 22 witbout
Cream Caramel# 10c at the La Oretil.
dacooaod betag a bollerar ta ChrtaUaa
held fhr hoadr««a «r juara.
Krfd at that time
Saturday only.
2105-2t
Memee She lived at 3dS Waat 8lxMra. C F Read went to Mtanropoli# * wani stock at fifteen cents a_____
9 1CJ8B mctHc tOM of Gtr
teeath ihreet with her daughter. Mlaa
this morning, being called there by the | at once.
Smurthwaite Broa.. ' ;
Emma Stewart.
death of ber father. J. W. Taylor
; 2ieM
Fi#cal Agenta. }
This morning about 3 o’clock she aad Ja 1S02 only 2.076 metrk ton#.
MU* Agnes Wlthey and MUs Edith!
-------- --------------IWheo caught “red-touded." a Paria JohnsoD of Acme speot Friday night: j. g Johnson who went to Ken’ ’
woke up tired aad hungry but aoon
after balng waited oo by her dani^ter
she dropped aaJeop again and woke up tatoed aeveral dog* to ateal food foi
again about 5 o’ctack. Tbe daughter
went to a D#lghbor’» shortly after thl#
Tbe blrdar neats used for aoop met
hour on an errand and nrhen she re­
church held
things made up r
turned she found her mother dead to
evening, and although
saliva of ting bird
bed Tbe daughter doea not know
* the members were ptesenl. most en
whether her mother dropped Into a
I couraging reports were received, show
aleep at 5 o’ctack and never awakened
ling that the building fund Is grow ini
from It or whether she woke up at a
I to good proportions

lisvilismHkf

*h»e use of Royal Baking Powir is
essentia! to the h^Milness of the
family food.

. , - • *>.
"'S

I

am. vat, Saturday, February la. not.

: j<

-1

.

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~i

ifhere waa jk> particular reason for
th^ summooing of a Jury with the ea
PERSONAL.
cepiton that It was a Christian Sdenoe
0#sip Rchubin. a well known woman
caae and a verdlk would be more aatTbe Jury brought in that
ttl7v«r
'
'*‘*'*^
SECORO WANT AD
to her death as
result of senility
organic heart
An cquestrtan statue to the late Gea ------ ^---------aral Fran* Wgel U to be erected In '
Four children survive her. two sons New Tork.
~l UNCOUI lOtTBDAT MITT and two daughters, beside two sisters.
Mra JuIU Ward Howe recrtitly
One son. Frank Stewart, lives ta In­
agoke at n luacfaeon on tbe aubject
Scholsra of SL Francis School Cole diana and the other one lives neaz -Tbe Union of Women.Wexford
bratod It in a Very AppropriaU
The funeral is In charge of U D.
ftaveroor Bates of Massacbnrtna
Manner Last Evening.
Curtis and the arrangements will not baa declared ta faror of auffrage for
be made until word can be received women In municipal electtao#
from reUtlves away.
The scholars of the 8i Fran
It Is said that Henry HarUnd baa
TOPIflONOO LOOKED FOK MONEY acbocjl celebrated Uncoln's biHbday
Italy, temporarily, at leaM.
DEATH OF A MOTHER.
a very appmprUte manner last even
rce of m-cnery for hU fip
•UTOOT SIXTY OAYt.
tag. the affair being a valenUne party
There were a number «»f booths on
rrofes#or
Frederick Hlrth. who holds
eihlbltlon. Including a countr> store
the I»ean Lung thalr of Chinese at
l«oth. valonttae booth and
SrUSBtDUf CLASS PANELS candy
Colombia. #«y# Interest In the study of
fMBstofflre. These all did a ver> profit
able business and the school will be
China’s Unguagr and lllcrsturr I# rap­
bi'neflued to the esleni of about f 150.
idly on the Incn-ss#
township
MKE. EltHOP AtKEO CHIEF
Itarlng the evening: a pleasing pro F«ioie
Pretideni Henri de Bearn, newly ap­
en^den
r the children of
SHE SHOULD SHOOT HIM.
Fine Imitation French fflV*
c: il.u-n. John knd W. O. Foote. pointed attach# of tbe Frem h embassy
school The prise* of a mandolin four
Mrs. <-ora ('oddlngtoh ami Mrs. Clara at Washington. Is ’JT* vear# old. the son
Harncl worth 12 and 15ct72C
i awarded to Miss Maud lAafayette. Hrlsoutl
of Grand Rapids. She also
securing the largest number of leave# a brother. O .V. Venison, In of fount Gaston de Galard and tb#
fUnnit Did not Wont to Bother With
Countess «e TaUeyrand Perlgord.
•s In the popularttj contest.
Wsrsaw. N. V.
8 and IGc Outings................4ie
0 Deed Man and Said He Would
Carts, wagons, drays, trucks, etc,
llrhlcaclred Colton in short
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.
Oend an Omcar—Torongo
are not employed UrgHy In Syria
Lengths..........................
and PaJeatlne. On tlu* farms a wag­
«• Wae Drunk.
Mrs. Elizabeth I
^12. L.ADIF.S’
S" fkfk
on of any dem-rlptloo Is hardly ever
1000 yards mill ends of
^
seen. Grajn is brought In on tbe
^in.suiT.s
O.UU
FYmak Toronto, who claims I>uraad
The Jury in the case i»f Elizabeth backs of esmeU and donkeys. HellvApron Cinghams........... O’iC
aa hit t»ome. was arrested last nlsht
Manlgold VK. George Seegemlller ery wagons are unknown In SyrUp
brought
ta
a
verdict
of
|200
for
the
about 1:30 o'clock for breaklos Into
Men’s $12 and
the booae of Michael Zieleoakl. 211 TEACHERS TO BE ADDRESSED BY plalnUff The plaintiff was seeking to
..............
.56
Tapestry
secure ll.fMtO damages for selling
$15 00 Overcoats V) / .C/I/
NOTED EDUCATOR.
North Oak street. Tonmfo claims he
liquor to her son. who Is a ml^r
Thirty comuienisl travelers. tbelT
t out last niKbt
day’s work done, were sitting In the
THE MARKETS.
Two lots ol Bovs* 1
smoking nom. chatting nnd smoking
New Method introduced
Traverac
Overcoats at......... 3 Dll
IVtroli. Fob 1.1 —^Tteai—May. |1; their pl|K's. m hen on* of them, a notoCity School Teacher
MeetNo 2 reth^ 11.02; No. 3 corn. <iVic
Jted Ihnt
Hint he
be mould
He came to Zleleaskl's house and
-Work Has Been Begun.
oats. 43^0.
tike to bet tbal be could
«-ould show more!
pounded on the door and when he was
Ladle’s r.olf Cloves........... tOc
Toledo. O... Feb. 13.—Wheat-Cash.
money
than
any
one
I
d
the
numi
at
the
naked a hat was wanted he replied he
July. 9i)%c.
Dr. W. H. Hallman, siiperintendeni II.INI 4: Ma.v.
Ladle’* 2Jc Fleeced Hose.. 15c
wanted to net In but wiwld not tell
i.i.—wheat—May. time
Chicago. Keb
who he was or what bo wanted to set of the (Ndiimbiis. Ohio, schools for %\*c; July. Kk^c t!orn
54’«c;
• Right TOO are I’ll shorn .my money
in for. They refused him admittance many years, mill deliver tmo lectures July. 52Tmc Oats-klay. 44*mc; July against yours.” said one. ”on ivmdltlon
Ijidx!.' $1.00 Corsets . . .5tlr
few -Irfl-overs • m
and then he prepared to break mit to the school teachers of i
39\c. May Pork. 114.50; lanl. IT f.0; that tbe one who shows lUe most
Chil.lrens all mool Sweaters SO'i
Men’s $1. Ln.lerwear OUL
the upper panel of the door, which was March 21. The li*cturv It
- io* '
money takes the lot. and stands drinks
of glass When this was accompllshtHl n.s»n will W entitled. “Common Sense
i
on
local
market,
file.
all round.”
be crawled throuRh the space thus In Education.” and the one In the
evening. "EducaUnnal ritlmales or
.Children s $;i.50 Coats
.50
l.eathcr Mittens lined___ /5c
EUc-h man placed bis money under
“Open NlghL“
a hat. and a third partr was deputed
He then (
ed a search «>f the Ends”
liiir l)|i\ing Mmcns...‘. OFF
All mho are Interested in the series
Hr Hallman delivered
I Mr Zlelenskl went over to
of
illustrat»*<l
services
on
“In
His
in
tJrand
Rapbls
last
.vear
and
will
re­
Mrs. W. H. Ulshnp's h*>use. 2o.l North
He found over
under tbe
Steps••
min
notice
that
tonight
at
the
turn
again
this
year.
His
visit
to
Oak alreet to
First Methodist church will occur the boasting commercial’s bat. l»ui only
Traverse City Is (lart «»f an Itlner
last <if the series. Fifty lH>auiiful a luiltry three half[>encc under the oththat mill take him to the princ
Torondo proce<Med to
pictures, all colored, mill be shown. II er’s. And the boasting gentleman liad
the mattresses and other likely hiding cities of Michigan. The expenses
places for money but was unable \n Im*. mol from the High school lecture lustrailng the Chicago settlement to laiy for thirty drink#!- .Npare 61aAnd any
»f visionI pictures and Iwc
New Departure.
Mrs. BUhop was In the house alone
Of the
In the Arms of Jesus’ a^ ”1
The teachers m«*etlnKs of thU ell
when Mr ZielenskI tHed to aw
-Ml*»
n-cent Inaiigu- Gave My Life for The<*
her and she was l*adly frlghtom>d an* a nem departure n-cently
es. que.stiun are in- win give a Bible readli
However, she flnaly learned what was rat.*<l In moi
i ma;
•etings
want«'d and the officers w«-re notin**d inMliK'ed In tt
icket holders
In the mean time Mr ZIHensKl's cussed in the abstract form These
house had undergone a Ihonuigh qtiesMons an* generally on schcHil
searching and the niannuler not find manual an<l methcxls Horn ever.
tag an>ihlng. departed He nest vis
Nauralization Papers.
1 lustruclor t.*aeh.*s a elass. apply­
Ited Mrs Bishops house, wlo-re hi
Two m.*n (iMik out their fii>t nal
badly fHghlen.nl her and she threat ing prim*ipb*s laid out pn*viouslv, in
ali/ntion paiu rs iixlav at C«nintv Tier
ened to shoot him If he did not gc the pn-sen.^- of a nmnlnr of .
teachers of the sane* grad«*s After KotH*n Waller’s office They
After telling him whsi was »hat shi the rhildn-n are dismissed, the m.*thod Thomas Harris of Garllcid tot
of t,.aching i. .Ilsruss,*d and its mho remiunced his allegiance li» the
king of Gr»*at Britain, and Mike Sha
'ireiigth and meakneis sh«imn.
the police station
his alleglani'e tu
A nn*.*ilng of the teachers of
Rennia what was the tmulde and
s.-ctind and third grades mas held last Milian of Tiirke>.
wound-up by asking the chi
we«.k and Miss Ella Wilson, of
should sh.HM him The chief
grad»*. Central building, taught
her that an officer would soon Iw there
PlMd hr the llrwmrter.
usit him a class in n*adlng Monda;
The late Geprge W. Childs, tbe
Inc of the fourth and fifth grade t( a^ch
prtetor of lhe4*hlladelpbla I/vlger.
ers mas held and Miss Jennie
This morning he mas hnnighi Is b.r. Mlllon. of the f<mnh gr e Blmmi»od a man who aupported bis aubordlnates
wh«*n they were ta tbe right During
Justice liorin RoIktIs and charg.‘d avenue building, taught
arithmetic showing lu.me• spt*ci«l
a bitter rotigresaional campaig
of tbe caodldatea called uirnm, Mr.
house. As the damage was not over
Other mtH*ltags have \hhu arranged ChIhU and aald;
125 the matter nuild lie* held In Re
errder s court and the Judge promptly for other grades and different subj«*cts
“Mr. Childa, 1 bare alway. c
sentenced Torongo to a straight sen will 1m* taken up This
eiTd you my friend. Am I right in
fence of CO days In the IMmlt Hoiist Hues of mirmal mork
that amomptlonr
of Correct tan.
“Tea.” aald Mr. Child# in bi# quiet
BACESONTHE ICE
way. wondering what waa coming.
r M. C ENTEtTAlNED
“Well, i come to complain about your
McKinley Beaten by Helen H. at Grand political reporter. HI* report# of my
We “Barjjain Beckoners” are pretty lively Tittle fellows, and it just suits us to keep on
campaign bare done me mnch damRapid#—Helen H. Wat Orivgn by
the run. The way we’ve been going the past fi!w days would tire most ordinary bar­
Bctnt of a PIsaaant and Amusing
Elmer W. McCoy.
understand.- aald Mr. C
Party Last Evening
gains. but we are thoroughbreds.
“that our reporter baa been printing
Travi-rsi- City horsi*men mill be In your own speeches. Is that truer
May be you thought before you saw us that we were pretty egotistical, but you’ve prob­
Mr and Mrs J N .Martinek very t»*resie«! In the race which look place
****
revU.
ably concluded now that it was just self confidence. We knew we were unusually good
pleasantly entertalniHl forty of the
-Then.” aald tbe publisher, “yon
aal Mystic Clr
and there was nobody else to tell you about it. so we had to.
>
the guilty mad. You are killing yonr
Ct»y.
who
Is
well
knomn
here.
drt»ve
1 stat«‘ street last
candldaiy. and tbe I^vlger 1# sim­
Helen H. to victory against McKinlev.
Say! Bui you want to come in Monday, for Miss I’nderwear and Miss Hosiery, two of .
evening
Among the guests pn^sent men-; Then* were almost 2.ooo people on the ply giving a faithful picture of tbe
our most charming Beckoners, are going to take the lead. We will all chime in to make ]i.
e and the matinee was the banner perform.nce. BUiae yourself and not
Martha Washington and Briscllla Al
n.* of the seaMin The big event on tbe I/Klger reporter.den. Mrs. Katzenjammer. who mas
things lively, but they will lead the procession.
j';
And that.wa# all tbe aall«faction this
le card mas the race beime<*n Me­
looking for her tmo Is.ys. Hans and
Here are some of the prices they will quote you:
•
•
** i
in ley. mho has a mark of 2:071^. and
atial pollUcUn could get
»ttz; Samantha Alien, mho .although
h«» is t.m n.*<l by M lkH>ue of Holland.
publl.ber.
very busy. t<K>k time to come, accom
Id Helen H.. owned by Woodrllff
panled by her Joslah. dress.^) in his
k farm. KuM Grand Rapids. The
best black suit and silk hat. bm.klng
as me«»k as a lamb; !»at O'Flannlgan. race mas tn»tt.M In quarter mile heals.
Just fresh from Cork, dressed In the lM*M imii in three, and Helen H. won
latest style and colors of his country; by k length In straight hi>mu. the lM«*t
Miss Heart t(sl>et was on hanif with aU lime being :33V». This Is Helen H.'s
and Girl’s Heavy Fleeced Underwear in all si/es, A lot of Children’s All Wool Knit Leggins, small sizes,
sizes of Hearts to Let: one of the third victory 4n freefor-all trtUs never
lumbermen from Rennie’s camp came having lost a single heat.
sold at 25c to :i5c. are bargain beck0q
worth 25c, are bargain beckiners
Qq
to spend the evening; Aunt Matilda
atertllred and filtereE tbe same tblng
rame in with eggs for the market, her
PURCHASED AUTOS.
happens. Tbe Juice of an apple not
face radiant at the prtw they were
bringing; Aunt Cornelia, dn^ssed In W. Carey Mull and Dr. A. H. Holliday only conUin* water, sugar and rarloua
Children’s all Wool Underwear, are bargain 21q Children’s Wool Ribbed Hose, all sizes, worth
ackU. but I
20c pair, are bargain beckoners at. ...---------her silk and velveU represenUng the
beckoners for size 2<^ at.....................

Royal Baking Powder saves health.

DWELLING
RANSACKED

OUR

CHALLENGE SALE
show you
BiikFilFm Just to...Mention...

we

ShbEs ioff
12JO

DR. HAILHAN
WILL LECTURE

il

11: Ulsters $3.25

Knows no
Eompetftion

:^:S:

TV' ’

m

J

fURS AT COST.

wCbe Boston Store«

I .*

Well!
This Suits
US

ml

Rapids. Fer5**irl*hf(^^EImerW.”^^^^

UNDERWEAR

HOSIERY

Have New Machmea.

W Carey Hull and Hr A H Holli
1 well representing «t. day have Juai n*turne<l from Chicago
lhr»f days attendtag
Valentine, was among the number,
lom . Both w ere very
The rest of the guests were attired In
h the show and both
the t
Itacle Sam gentlement purchased
there with valentines for each
gnd en

7^'i
C. E. SOCIAL,
rime

at

the

Preabyttrian

their kind and •

UiHlet bolds that tbe fernx
matter and tbe acids m\m> are ii
ferrat cell# ta tbe uncut apple, but are
brongbt into contact as soon as It Is
cot. Tbl# is, however, not to tbe polnL
a# tbe fermenting matter can only at
tack tbe aromatic body In ll»e presence
of oxygen. So long as tbe skin of tbe
apple U whole no change can take
place, bat immediately this Is wi
ed tbe oxygen begins Its work, a
dtaxlde Is evolved, and tbe re

Over 4004)00 Kimball Piano, and Organa in use today. That mean, on unripe fruit.
over 4004)00 satisfied customers. ^ Aa a means towani toieresttag tbe
Call at 129 Front street for particu- youth of l^uloij In the iKbooi of tbe
lara.

Tbe Chrialian Endeavor soctaty of {HUNDREDS OF GOOD THINGS tc
tbe Ftrai Presbyterian church held a ^ cloaa cheap at oor clenii-up sale
social In tbe church park
triors last eren ' Toe numerous te mention. What
tag. There waa quite -a number pres j de rou needf
ei —d > Tory ptanannt Ume was bnd.1
Ha
•Mitat C*.

chants drt*lared themselves willing to
show a preferemT* for tlie young men
bolding Junior and senior rertlficatet
ta filling vacant positions in tbetr

[And 5c raise for each increasing size]
I^adies’Hea^’>• fleeced Underwear, never sold at less
than 5fk: to 60c, are bargain becko

36c

Ladies’ Wool Hose, also fleeced Hose, worth 1
2*5c to H.5c. are bargain beckoners at..........
A
Ladies’ Fine Cashmere Hose, worth 50c toikk:, QQ/%
arc bargain beckoners at................... .............. ^ ”v/

YOURS FOR A RECORD BREAKING SALE.

THE “BARGAIN BECKONERS”
HEADQUARTERS AT THE STORE OF

Steinbers BratKiora
i

THE EVENING ^RECORD

Ci: r;
PART TWO

TRAVERSE CITY, MICH., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1004

PART TWO

Cbe €peiiino Record's Up«to=Pate Tlltistrated Feature

wtotb^echik
lUnwi^ Man Advocates m Death
For the Crime.

WTfs and Humorists of the American Congress
TU

fiAr«lolf.h.
nUllr^ I Ad-m li«Jr

Mfin^aOta n>» alU Ih# faam mttm that bmxm ruU--------- *
I of lha fK-ajar tii olbof

**.vonUr

• Lmd Of
vrtermtr »
kwoon t« Ih* J

mune^l rrarr mtUckrd The
ord of Wmiaiij Her.r> Hamaon. Cor-J
ed. and ao cruahln* araa the i
retort that the lucklraa MirhIpinder
I erer aflrnrard referred to aa ‘the j
‘ General Crary "
U killed * nir> I
poliUcallr. drove him from cot.Ereaa I

. _ . _
m u, *-y^ |^«tnlne,.t trader
Indor cam* to
polniad ahaftA 'Snr did

FQHTB TO FH1CT18II EXAinS <

film.
lh«l >i
|•^r..fKe. Iml hia d
tiouhled hlim.*
*‘f an,.-rnrel>
an> of the ferepdr-r e j,* -ft
of NV« York «'*o a
« at

roTa i vLf* and Murie*l.^iril“unJ" i.'^ha
ty that

Ilia appe.tl In thta for the **doantmd-

mre to he ap|»re« lated

be read
No mere quo* j ____ ^

AuHri't'*^«a ^moclT c-ontrovrray haa
aed oxer the ..uthorahlp of the
h
. over fcxhakeajKstre . |.Uye
l*eo,.ia
aiTued that Knott a ho aaa a rather
<^.Utd not
h a cem of all
i .„e «hm, i.

'
c«tal»|y lira only la fotenl
‘ JurladkttOO.
,
**inrm<T oo ibe high araa." Mr. Black
agU. reeeoUy, **ba* ccaaed bcoaOM tbs
aatiocM of tbe cartli liave daeUnA ttet
| ^
^
lianlm

eX^iriil,V,o';i.‘*lL*’7mT^h ‘

looted by lafaiMMurob-

not Knott ahV not
m«re. TW p«Mmd«‘ra •»‘l craws at
xa. i.exar anx quairth.,. «i.n.,t , mPrrbanllDe* DO looker w.lk tbo
of the huinoi of ”1^1- punk, pttabed to draili by fdrmSaa.
h..iampi>i
Ua Ocean tratel la aafe eitvpt fur ibe acddniU DO butuan Uaa van prrrenL
yet at one Ume tbo pirate was
uuiiH-rotta than tbo train rubbtf
and train a r»-oker In tbla wuulry
lira
peofile of vvrlalu barbaruua cx>unti1aa
wboar seaa were traveratdl by Ibe ahlpa

Ily piracy on the high araa
became m crime affalnat tbe drlllaad
world. Tbe pirate knows that not only
tbe warablpa of tbe coontry wbora rmwrit be roba will poraue him. 1

The te.nnV.te
tniiMt Ih..« th. >

Tom.Ke..! «re >i. fa, o
,Wer.

in tbe ebaae. Intematloaal law mrana
,rraytblnc to the trateUT on tbe 6mg^
protected not alooe by tbe oMtt

rrr»,e ;..hs'’*;o\v';u‘.z ii ’srwratv’. **7 wbo* uad tbe .btp mea. but ty
from
tinxt
: e * Mild
N<>«
rlaht ,iM.n O. ,.,„,.lent- l^cpararaokemootbeahlp.lmttbeablpnuin from iiiinoU «Hi .i. t^r ' pera of the goods and tmanre It card.-eied He^i
The M..tne rV'* and the ownera of the rraaal are
O tt,ou*t,t i.r,»wM .-n.,ti...i proievtod from plrmcj by intemaOooal

.1-^-

••Uh.tt International law mcam ta
the ocean tamroena of tbe world fed­
eral Uw meant or ought to mean to
the %ati irafflr and trard on raUwaja
in tbla coontry l*be llvra of tbe nUilooH of paaaengera onkbi not to be
denle.1 any meana of protection that
can W employed. Bec-en«y dynamltera
tbreateiKHl f. wre«-k trains nnleaa tbe
railway x'omiraotra paid them bUckmall. 'n» railway compaiilra. In ooo
case at l.-att, kej.t
e-ngert rode nnand il-maan

an near the ijekl Incamate aa man ran
get. He d»-a.-rxea nO merry, Dratb la
too real for Mm. The train wraekor

A Few Intere4!tmg *Piciures From Far and Near
THE PECOS RIVER AQUEDUCT.
In the Voulhraalem cnrnrr of '
MexU'u haa Jurt M*rn «H>niple|«Hl
larae.t Irrlcat
The Pec-oa rlv.

r;r:

m'.

I- eat I mated I h it the Improxei\H voirtemplaled' l.v tliv PennaylotHxul New
V will t'uat not leaa than tt#.Tbe work laid out tncludra
ler the llttdaon river

ROYAL VANDALISM.
Standing a little beyond the N»rdera
of Moab. to the east of the lUdJ road
iradtng from Damaacua to Mecca, la
the ancient Turkish palace known as
M Sblla (winter quarters).
unique

A GREAT NEW ZEALAND GEYSER.

fenae against the federal Uwn, wUb
[speaker cannons CRAndcmil- pursuit by United Rutra nOcen and
I
OREN.
tbe srmy. If neoenrary. nod with trtnl
J xw ph
,.r
in n United Btntra court, sod with
■ ................... r-r.r—.lat.xe. u ,.ot « s... | death meted out by the brary and l»; «t^tv ;n .... Mr . ai.nrH. s hrnia.-....i I la exorable band of tbe nadonnl power.
IJV-M-I »ver bv
unma,,...! dsugi...|t ^ Well known tbet crtBlonM fenr

luck of mraos. Tbe Unlrtd SUtra goe^
ernment ran pnraiie nn offender to thi
cods of tbe rarUk The United Stmton it
n power. ranL imperaonsl. IncznnblA
nod tbe crtmlnal frara It berarae be to■pecis IL Tbe United SUtra ben oooctltutiottnJ power orer I

f

'^a
M

. and four tonnela under the East river.
twenty
wUe and elat.teen feet j ,t,..
veiling In a great underr through a flume and be ; ground ataium near Ih? cor
of carvlrtg on w
diattiM
F.tahlh
Mxenue
.ntid
Thirty
ood I by order of the sultan and rreaer.ted to
adiacent Und. The aq
he road
run ; Kalaer IVllhelm of Gernumy. The palof which this nume ia
below t • beds , ai-e la IhoukM to haxe been built In the
y-flx-e
a and orer forty fe< below aevrnlh century and ts the onix- examIde and ! ,Hc aurfa.e
,
v.f Manhattan lalar
The j pie of the Byxantlne-i^aaaanlan atyle of
xte..
of which laI hr
here architecture extant.
Ita partial dej aboniv
afcomv will
Will start
atari on the New Jrrs
Jrraey atructlon Is therefore all the more to
Milk la punned by OBonlaatlon In ehme and emerae on Long Island, aiz be depUred. Tbe Illustration shows the
artnany.
mllea diatani.
' bottoms of two of tbe pillars.

tborlty over tbe railway tariffs at 1
time. Hurely tbe llrra of paaaengera
are as Important as tbe freight rataa.
*'Why not pUra thoae Urea, ae Car na
proledlrMi from tbe train wrecker and
train robber la cooecned. under the
atrong hand of tbe Unltsd Butrar

Hoi water geysers ate f.wt 1 n alin*»t rye
Urg-r than that herewith »nustTste.l. which la 1
of .New ZeaUnd. When the water in the Irani
surface messuretneni of-31t feet hy lk2 feet.

rialsbea la nee Taara.
Cbarira T. Terkra M the authority far
the etst.nn nt ti^i the Loodoo nadaf
graund aysi.-m Is now half ranpletod
and that It wiu be entirely Sntebed ia
about flee yrara
Tbe sretioo frara
Baker etraK to Waterloo wUi ba epag
within a year.
,*

TUNNEL TO A SNOWED IN POSTOFFICE.

VlHiHMA AND HKI.EN 1.K KEI RE.
>n. and hsr two mtls girts,
ures ar«- herr^with givvn. fur-

THE EVEKDTG BEOOTO, TRAVEB8B CITT. MICH, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18. l«Ot

PAlNFUl/PERl 01
mms

m
^

' V While no woman is entiidv free frocn periodical suffering, it doet not
ik seem to have been the |dan I
# of nature that wooian should suffer so severely.
«^v. Lydia E. PInkham’sVctetableCoinpound»
Plnkh.ni
mYY&t thorough
thniYYacrfi female
fanal« relator
regulator knoun
IrnrmTi to medical science. It ielie\ es the cofiAe most
dition which produces so much discomfort and robs menstruation of its terrors.
Women w*ho are troubled with painful or ifr^lar menstruation, backache,
bloating (or flatulence), leucorrhcea, falling, inflammation or ulceration of the
uterus, ovarian troubles, that - bearing-down feeling, dizzines.'-. faintness indi­
gestion, Der\*0us prostration or the blues, should take immediate action to ward
off the serious consequences and be restored to perfect health and strength by
uking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and then write to Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn. Mass, for further free advice, Thousands .have been cured
by so doing, and by the use of

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
•
Mb*. rnmAM : — I saflrerrd for tix rr«r« with dt amf Dorrhr* (painfnl period*). *o mntb *o that I drvBdrd rrrrT Mth. m I knrW it amt thrr« or
four dajs of intenae
inimae pain. The doctor ooid thi« wm due to m tafljuBci

iB

MB^

^h*f "

CoOTpooad, that wm the only mrdiciDc that bclprd me xnj. Within three week, after
aiartcd to take it. I ootieed a marked improTcment in mr r»era1 health, aod at the ttm
of my next monthly period the pain had diminikhedeofiaidenblY. 1 kept np the treatment, am
waa ctircd a month later. I am like anotlwr perwm »in<e. I am In perfect health, my eye. ar
bri^ter. I hare added 1? poofol. to my weight, me color i. rood, and I feel Urht and happy.
..................................
nnacATrmw.Chicaro. Hi

irrrcol^ritie.aod nlerin^ trouble, and I
to riTe it a trial
tainlr rTBd
f;HA to find that within
1 aide were
montha, and at Uk* end
time a. berrUdore. no I cxmtii
I like a new woman. I really hare nerer feJt letter in my life, h.re m>t
I errr did.
1 unbeaiUtinrly
had a.ick bemlaehe mnc*.
•1 1
theb

Some leailer* in Ihicd I ihiI.a. ^
Will sell Itiri.i ai.de lhr% l.xl
CImik-c

lie ii.npepu,
ron renieirrtH r |h«
^ of Mr.
IVilmhiffinti wiK* kid
N the old day. when a fatln r did ke«i»er. mImi tuN'ttietl to U* fri.-iidly di» n.ni*«-.l li.*r «wu dauchier *
not wUh bl. daughter to luerry i»ce-<l i.m.ird him.
~
the man of fc«*r rlHii«v lie I.Hk.Nl
‘ But.” lie .nd«l««il. -rre nTiti» ii
In the lurivt « hnmlN*r of olread.i ami have pot n.» nidr *
im irnnk^ lri tlie worki tli.n* will bold
ket»t her on n diet «f |
**\Vrlle a;;aiiu*‘ i*aid In* friend, "jin.l me. Voo ^dclit Im-Iok my lec*. nlonu In a
water nnlil .he w«« too I’ll try to .lellver the not.. .umI toi nn dn-** ».uit .•aM', l.iu”
oae paternal eomm.aiid The answer.
.\*L lo r If xh.- . m -i-.'c -t
-Tlnx
xerion-.* inf.>mi|w.^I lire, k
laHboll If uniMiul m.w In lbl« |.nrt of any w.ny by wbh h von «'an -.m im,, ih,> -rTe already nrr3nk*.-l f,»r tie* trunk
the world, and thereforv iIm* link of li.iu*«* wiihoiil Mr. \V
it; TIi.'iI’h the
> V.,!| imiJFt haie tlm xjiijif (Mie that I
m
Stuart Hollinnwortb may lx* railed <
an interview wiih Ml** Itfiih If ir* in ii„ ntiom*1 ju*t mnv. and im
W^nallyhaitl
Holllnrawonh waa cninred to Ki lUi any way pos.*IMe. T
„t. ale
Ji wUl tiiroe't
’ W’Biren without her father a
Holllnraworih had a rix-at rtTutnt.ui.
l*ef..re y,... cei tJ.r
BJ B wit and had aakl one or tivo very attd If you mi.- inv .ndvh^. toyil
clever but not unkindly thins, nl-.i.t ranse for one at the earlhvi ,*»«
vhh>d tl
C to theymii.s iedv
not ♦«» rh h as
H illliur«worth wrote the tnd
n a snM way of Hre<k h.irrieil aw.ay with It
I
nr>t relti
hut m i
he VBi deapite the mehimholy caxi of The mnmr that the omn...
hta coantenance and the and. aweet
voloe which lenfltwlf ao well to the •"*'*
Ti.i.nins amo .tl
potpooea of hU unfalllnc 3e«ta.
havr rln ulatr.1 widely, and I|.dH„s*j
Warren waa different frx>,noveryt>aly
r.x itve.1 iho amt of *.vm,.athy i.,„
elae In Uie world, but m.Kt |inrtir.il.irlv
•*r.linnnly s**ta in s.i. 1. i-nac. j u,„„. u\^ru\
V\y up ...v
fiTttn hla daughter, who
n
Ijto lUo k xorti. e half ! thatV

iJ:
Mh

very amiable dUpoaitloi.
Slie waa
plump and pretty, eieepthmally Hn>er
fhl in a gentle a>y and Mtiile d,-*lit..te

«
the ia«y,.r in .\tx.,.t i,.xo, how-j
’ '' r. t**’ nl'penre,! Ai llo!Uns->wotil. a ,

^

m

from tin* ititerh.r id the trunk
"It * all right in thi* huilding.’
i six.nd.d lire, k. 'i.ui in the Warren
re two tl sht*. anil they
pretty
il. the I.. U*. k.* per «ya.
Of fou.xe you'll Co np the hark rtaltW,”
Tlied-s-^ nt to Ihe str.fl w.*s en*y. hut
the ride to the Wam n house w ** long.
Thr longer the ride thr lonxer Ilollina*Ih * le.* »eemrd to f-. end rh^forr It
flniahed he wo,,Id >ia\r j«ld iany reah«r aum for the priu»r.r of ,

Visitor Iron
ifunr would hapi-n 1
hearts, whi. i, was
Oecfrlr light thrr** with my *iirk>
^
the head of his «h.*s
BarkeejM-r (aggrewirelyi-Vhat would
A* -the «Inter pnu.-r..ss.si JaeL'a
haiifK-u? You'd have a-hlaik eye In
monthly r.*fH,rts kept pa.*,,
.*.■ will,
w.u, f'.,e
f.,e .bout a minute and a half!
Ihermoinet.-i in its alkie ImwaNi
owunI 7..*ru,
7...ru,
visitor - <;o*h: Alu’l that eleclric-j
Mother w„s dis.v,nrag.H| L,f!„r
f.ifler wa*
wa*ny ,
thing?-.N.*w OrI««iBi‘
wrathy I'lrat hriU** wer, off.T.*!. ilnm Time* liemo. rat.
threat* w-erv r.*sort.*d to. I.ui nothing
____________________
availe,!. . The end of i*a.
Pare# wf CwafoM.
ways ,^li,Ml forth the *;
The handsome young denUst slipped
Jat k'a family - tears on
the diiimoDd ring oo the hn«-|y girl'a
moilier. Ihe switrh oil Ih
ahapely finger.
ther
• If you break this engagehii-iif. dearJack would *'s*m to Ih. ov,Tonne hr eat.” he aakl. with a
a drva
dreamy, faraway
---------------promi*.* lM.||,-r thing* for ^aze. "I ahall hare to charge you for
the future,
■ If Kkating nr .casting uiy time, you know
Chkago TribhapiH-ned to iH* g.NHl hi
would melt under th- ard-r of hi* c*u
---------------------------thuslusni for th.-s.. siHirts. and the ie*
The Bwk*a Owe 0»«Hi Pe*
aouH would g.1 hy the IxK.nl
”Yoo hare aeen Ids book. I
”Oh. Ja. k. why can't you get b«ir B'hat do you think alxjut Itr
alghed his mutle r when hi* last niwri
”">11. there'* oue good thing about
pres..fl|e,l
then on another; then he I

*”

■"

< -Wr ll hare to Uk* yoa bark.

hlBL

But be*a trying to nccbinpliah
I'a toto of IL tbooL I

^

that you know where she a
fanciea that ahea writing to.

llSSJ* Soa t aaaka

..otaa

DO YOU WANT CASH
FOR YOUR FARM?
WE CAR

GIT

IT

Send us a dcsr.-i|gh,n with your

BrVKR.

N..W

I*

lime to ibf yonr property.

the
Our

Mllllken block

r p.M,TKJlng

“v** *

doe* iH- also
*’
flah-aJu OD ae<
Then I not accept

him

ilS
»ni*

NVw phone CW.

”\Vhat doe* a tmlar liear ilo?"
The brother «u*were»l:
”What doe* a iKilar bear do? Why,
bewiison the hie.”
a”Slta on roe hvr
”Ye*.” said Uie brother. There la
OOtblog else to alt OU,”
“Veil, vat be do toor

BBSB 5^pounding on Ul* tab)* wrlih their

-I

|tut if ft hap- . f Tpt laBinsii oettUng hlmatilf dosni b^da
came a rarr *oa hardly

Urtf ait P:iK Cl.

office* are In the ilairil.im ft

...

Too*«-a

PUBKthHBb BT

eurdaai; fliw Oiriric

our compile plan fiir flndinA'a

pleased to hear that thi ater’r.’p*
n^arrlage
ed^ lUvin. w^rved i flab.

..*

wiierc. T»or flow.
^

/.7Clb

A-r foc.
PBKIOOOWA^S

CASH

I to

dlilely The> re h.,ntlng fer the key. but tba
_____ « . houaekeener'a all rleht. rww,‘« a m,

OBt ObatiBatelV aralnat vnn with n«
^•Mhlta pita io new. I «mW awing ^

,\i.c.Inc.|pr;ui.r.f.«

lioal cash prh-e and we will eend

Philadelphia Ias1{r.*r.

petrated xmie iTrt of joRr m hi. dTy
I Mr. Holllngaworth reiirmlv er>„H,.i,Hd me

• liaxT DBOf RIM 0> TBK HTAIItS

^

i

-wvn u , no I and ma

Uh that hr palofMHv IM Ixxit,lr.| t
He WM* •undliic III ihe mlddl
ntift.lly Uden
t n»hle rur

m:

Other atqxH'i, and th.*n'* orriv .me
Wilde course d.f artlon. Von im.*t
a Itcmoual interview with MI**

myV. riSSS flrEu

rrtines.................. /..

tiy iTii
«*x ,' ""he ihoughi.

-OeniiHin.'ij.- aald the u<
on the lat.Ie. -1 uke great
trodurtivg Mr. Riuart Jloiln

^Tbtt

#

the d«>

Br», k dwok bb bnd
“TIh- old man wm grt ,|po4 of It." b,
•aid. • U. »0D-t ImpriMa b»r lone “
bringing any new devcl^mcnta. and
then Brock calkd at Holllncsworth'a
Bpartmenti. He loolied worrkd
-l*ve Been Albertna.” he wid. -and
rm^Bftwld that the matter la more
rlooa than I had auppownl. The

;

\ ao.ind of

Prompt ly at .1 oVlo. k the rxpn-*n.rn
f whom Itreek hnd eneac
IfoUins-WMrth'.* rnon|.
They
well hnl-.I .nrvl «*arefnlly
«*arefn
insirm-DsL
IIolling*wonh j
Into tin* trunk, and

il

^

s./ed

pninet..................... .... .. 5clb

■ri‘i

1^'

inunev.

Mdliiitn

Oiiiire large 4«i to Tdl

of any trait that could be rnlhd nn <v
*,
.
four inni enterml with the tni
centrlcily. H could U' ac-u with half
* T'e mnni a dr*|x^ate xini.iiim..- wa* a mo..*fnni* affair nml I
an eye that aUe waa aaturanHj with **'•
’ I've given iU* li.oi*. k.* jx r remly Imimi atripixd of it* tra
lore for Holllngaworth In the way of a T-wr *»'de. Sl.e
piece of cake dipped In w lor.
alM- d
Her father had done hla la-at to muke
an old maid of ^er. She waa already i”’ k ah
Mi- Itnth. j Holllngxworll..
twenty four. Many a anitor Imd Ihvti The.gii
won t siie right end.”
frlxbteoed away from the great, lujimre
«o,t
0^1 to hrr j The two men padded
bcNiBe. with its antigoe Iron fnn-e oml «h the i
tM. there you a,e. *11„.; b^nkcta and made ex^Mrin
Ita Btrlpa of du«iy lawn
lliit mihody hou*.koiiM‘r
what* up. .matter
matter of the moat e«>nifortr
ttiat H a I n. Jl.Mis
couM frighten llolUngxw.irth. He w.ih
ala* kim
;and the limlta of t
nd Unit
rloxed
not a tall man. nnd he w.i* aleiulerlv rlmi* and
th okl AllH-ne* Wn.ivi, re- jm had
^ Th»*li they wentrout
bnllt. tut he wa. anmsl alwaya with ; P>nla Uh‘ game a* aliea.l.i v\..ii *'
m>w<.rtl.*a
Jaw
diopp^l*
He
;
for the trunk wa« not to tx- dellv
the mighty wenfioa of InvincUde good ^
.at
llt.xk
Idanklv
baiDor.
Not even .\lliertua Warren
residen.v Ixfore
thc>
could qoarrvl with Idm. and |H*rhnj**
* M liat iiT Idar.x
sfterinxm
H.dlins*wonh *ngfc:ated
that la why the ok! ainner re«ortetl to he demaude.1.
ot.hl lie awkward If the re.nl
deaperate measure*.
* Tve hoen all m
Id get lliere first, hut Breik
Whatever the cxi»laiu»tlon may lx*, the law yer. -rnvii
.at he had sent a lK)gu
this 1. the altoatlon; llnlUng*woiih
lie w.nn*hon*e .^iint.-rnianding

that the atill loved him. hut he omi
neither aee her nor get one wv»nl fn.
her. The truth dawmsl u|ioii him .ho
ly. He waa Informed nl the htiu*e {»
or three Uniea that Mis*
not at home, lie exiMvM.M a note fr
her l.y
. and it did not iwme.
very eameat commuiih-alion fivm him
aelf brought no reaiKinse from her.
Then he called at Mr. W arret.'* oth.w
and waa denied.
At the cml of a ww'k HoUiuctuvortU
had a txmffdentfail talk with.hi* friend.
John Breck. who was a lawyer. Hnvk
treated the wuhject with levity.
He
had rpcenUy been the vletlni of u ven*
good Joke whirb nolllugswortl. hail
•put op.” and be expressed .i unan
aplrlted gratIflcaUoo that fate .hoiiM
have avenged him. Coming to a in..re
•^rkma view at last, he aaUl;
-There are various ihloga ih.it you i
can do. The young lady la of age. hhe
CBU claim her liberty.”
-Tbafa the way I look at It.” re-

M.iall

.........4c lb., 7 lb* lor 25c
Choice

——————
. Wore than 50.000,000 pounds of tn-

Gnert-Madame. Pm thiokiug of pot
Ung up at your bouse.
LandUdy (grimly>-Vef. sir; io ad
vance.-New York Evening Journal.

took

He.”
We aee I»lpe* the plomUr alttlng In
The ones you aald you’d changer
.* deep mediutioo. a contented smile her.!
”Yew And that odious Jim Cramp- «ring upon Ida face.
j
ton waited on me. Be aaked me bow
**Ah.” wa ventnro gayly. ”UalldJng

kBi* l had kept the««ka. and I wt-lalrcmatlaar
^
*
■warod about two waakiL And wbat;j ”B«t^*ntbat.*'hatailaHa
“Bat^'n
-PtaiB^ I

dnjRBtl^temddr

iminiiM
vnnmnitfrM

rrompi fblpnent U ouUida
ordani aiul aatlafanion pianui.
trr<l. Vour patronagr aalldinl.

a

I- e. TfUMM.., Prap.
Comer Ntatb aiui Unloe eu.
CttliMu Pboaa 7M.

•T '

TUV10 eSK liKS. SATURDAY. FEBRUARYJIS. IlM.

THE EVSHIPQ J

A

‘fflfiM * 6«m*

LABOR NEWS
_
; OF THE WORLD
V: '' ■ «

c.

Flf

,1*^

or the In il»^ Itai
Sew Torti t* eettmA. enA 8t f
A C
ter^^um^i
anion, roicins Lool*. TortlnnU. Ore . Tmoomm, nml.
itmkl ■ncnimsu
UMchU
^ Anmniid of ZJUIO men empinjed Uy Knnnne Oty are not for Mind Chi
UlMiMoari Pnriftc and 8t. Umb. raao
The worlimnnen on the
|
SKoahtain A Smitheni Railway are nM to be the mo«i thorooiriily or !
^
UmpaniiR ha« naked theae made to.ifonixed
V^crenae the wajce acaie of their nm
Tber^ will be no .trike of bod car1 MldlDic laborem ihla ai»riBjt
o b.« althoagh there arevhu.OOO memberv-ln
S pn>
Bmploying Planted
«iintr «T«‘ aaiMxriailoo ba» AAreed u> pay the
BlBei «»«• scale
/-.-nu an hour b»r an-

MISIRESS CAROS.

Said the Jester

DO YOU WANT ntBB COf
SULTATION AND CORRECT
OPINION OP VOUR CASE.

^

totheKint-

Uneeda

mIpl

ido/
that the trooble

between the .New

on\oa»

ir
________

____

____

owR.• naaeased them«*Jve* 11^0 each

aa to which irakin they formerly beloasod to
The aetilement hna been
hnnied to view of the comlnr biilldlng

U the
woman to J<jln th** organlrailon.
I and tlrai.
on ac i ^hirh ha.
member. In the Tnlt
I of 2o'cd State.
bill lo aladlKh convict labor I. be
of the
^mbl) The pnipo»ed measure
th.-j ha* lh<‘ indorsemeui
cUlmed.i Federa.i.m
readjuatment of wager it
*he B07»Vb2::.i2‘i wage, paid
haa averted a aeneral atril •and Kick
out of 1.200 member, of the Paint *Jh»- raUmay. of the Piiite#! Siai
‘^•ni cie. to generaf offlrer.. n
Workrm' union In Chlcajrr
• nt tn other cifllc-r* and K3 |M-r
Ibe
daallnit with
the mw
fartorie.
loth* other
are making ef
«S*ihe Paln^Manti
the city
l*b th.- Mriko and to Mib
fortl^ to
faeturer.’ aaaociatlonform of arldtratlon The
actual work-i mHuK- *
caae to >orlea of twel
A tentative! Mrike I. to Im* no more than
Insmen trvm each *ht
tlafaciary .loj*^*«‘l. never used e\e,-,u «|,
- fail*
boIT aides haa been submitted
. vperleiir.- of
Manufartnrem* associationI by tthe un j
Aii.tralia. afi. r
mi
Ion. baaed upon reports made by the y«**rs. i* r<,nvlnred t
.hop committw.
The agr«N- M****'
‘t**^***
iJ nntlsh communities .
f.y n*»-pon.lble aelf-gowr
Pre.i.b ni l*arry. of the
. haK is.
I Cttlren* Indmrtrlal Alll
and the qucilon of .etillnr the
iventKm
900 girl, who work in Chicago can to IH. bHd

ton. Ky.. will pn
eoont of a propo
per cent. In their
on of

H;

ning factoriua ao‘ alriking In
I 10 per cent, reduction In
Ijil.ir
dei»arlmen
A alrtke trf IHW liook and job print
ere are now a.fitKt.in.t men en
r« of Boston. Cambridge, and vicinity
in Ameriron
lalnir organl/a
was begun recently, A comroltt«*e of
the Typographical union vl.it.-d the
offices of the printers, preaentitl thej
and j w»»rkery on Horse cj»km1.s—commonly
ihf. j known as th<' Harne.. Mak«>rs‘ union
Ite.l S
States and Cjinadi
inada~wa.
rnt out. The demand of the POi !«*f the rnlte.l
ha. H.T lo
U for an increase over the pres- *rcanir.-d In IK
ip of 20,
r of live cent* for even* thou- cal untons witl
i week for hand
Kngiav. r* of the c.iiniry are organ
compOHllors. and thn-e dollars a w<-.>k
izifur HTi luumatbmal unUm.
lor machine o|»eraiors
The yearly nc«»me of lalM»r unions
A general reduction of wage, went
n I. nearly |10 u.Mt.oitli.
into effect recently at
the Midvale j; in Croat llrluln
ha\^- in their tr»*aKurie. Jhe
Steel Work, of Philadelphia. aff(-cting
I of |IK.:t.>.tMMl.
3.Wk>
empbiyes.
The
deerf-ase
I.
t.'Paul iMinn
graded according to the wagt-a re-

L .*f only one appr.-nlice to live journeymen. Th.Te i. no

r.

1 TXexjiJ!^

^

l»a..
dally announced today,
y, wh#m
whim all pre
ceptorie* In^
gas b»-U recelvtHi a
business transacted
The action of the convention la ratify
Ing the PhlUdelphla scale brings mat
term to a crisis. It means a resumption
of work in all window glass bouses In
the country or one of the

1-200
]Kds.
Presidtmt
John Phillips preald#Hl. It was voted
that on and after February 1. 1^>4. any
manufacturer selling
glass for b^s
than »o per cehl. net off the list of
Januan- 1. l^Ol. »hAlI forfdl hi* wage
scale, that all employes shall at once
give in their notices: The Philadelphia
scale was adopted by s unanimous
vote, with a rider to the effect that
any manufacturer operating under at
other scale on and after February
1904. shall have hla men called out.
Employes of the Cambria 8te
Works of Johnstown recently received
noUce of a readjustment ot
go Into effect on the flflee
month. The basU of each
Is established by an agn
tweea himself and the head of the de^
partment In which be Is emp
The readjustment affects every
of employee, and the general has
be that prevailing before the last ad
justment. July 1. 1902. Over 1.000 men
are affected.
AltlKmgh Kew England manulactur
Ing oonpaaies are not in the cotton
market for raw material In large

it

wp^tlOT has*CTtl«a?ahnt down ii*
milia. In many mllU there ia aome Idle
machinery, and towards apring It Is
expected many more spindles will

h-ui

•:T7usr.r;,r,!;

n Of our r .tt> fuur
h... „-n .....
or «»«t >o«r ailiumt. our cuo*u'.t«i|.>ti «n4
•4MC# U frr^. and oar omnWai. an- ai«a»a U.a
_
, rr.uli of rar,<a1 i.T«mlnati
ant a lit. 11.«
^•»VXl-ba vlMiHe. Atu.ro.^»aa»HM.-..u.u-.|
rap-rl-n-Th- po«t^m I. a>4v, t-W itwO turaak l.a»
u. I iob.' •
. ii. Iruih an-1 ur-n juai ahai h- can t.lv To all
*Rc-ra H-.0» W.. a
?
oho ar* i-n- o# glva tr-airo«-m aba-Jut. Ir

1.1

MUST HAKE GOOD

CVROWtttNOlHEIISfMia
Wine o< Cardni can al^ys

\'Z Oct*--

Are you taking tip this land

V u.

An» r**'^*n auff»nr« from rit.KS or unr

~

S—u. <«. ^m

Hava you br«-n akk f«t TMra and err ytW
dl*.-..ura*.Hl? <V.inr lo ua and W. urlii riira

I E*£S^£^:HH

T«k.*4»u.«. K

! form, of chronic dl«-a«^. but aporUt aiunil »n
la alvco to iha tr.-atmant of th« fon-oln*
looc atan lliur dl-^a-a
; Naaal t'ataiTh.
I*n!»TNM . Slu ou. WHt T-lllcular Dlaoo«. of
tl.Nk. RpltiinR .4 H:-.-*4. I..»a of Voko. Knlar»«|
In-liM-m C..naumpiloo Aathma
I«a^a«-a of tha Hrart, Oanrral l>-bUltr. I>U,
eaara V^uUmr «o W.-m.'n. K'uratcia and all
furma of N.Ck.iua tn..oiM-a
1^, Di-—*. ,

xeli^

QIANO Tl*kINl>-A H lhani

OhS?4!2:*'‘'

sSi?BS.^"irst£fx, . I

; aloo Jaondif-.

l>ia..hr. an| &tl

f-t'<mal rooHiUaUos U |»-

Tu . ..r.

o«-r eo f=» ATM
I O THt’KKl^ am li
at#-* Vl > i

Wine of Cardui cures dis­

ordered and painful menstruation, periodical headaches, falling of the
womb and letKorrhma.
It cores extreme cases of these troubles.
It
•trengthens girU approaching womanhood, hejpi bring children to barren

the good women in your home to suffer an^Aer day?
has 11.00 bottks o£ Wine ol Cardui.

k.i

►

aufTf-rtn*: II haa n^ada Ilf- an««- i.. ilHAt*an.l*

MEED CITY SANITARIUM
Ri*b Ctt. Miew^

o. c. CA«v»R .' •HO

awrsurr. North Chtego Piwoca Versls.^
Evoj weak woman needs Wine of Canlui.

I>rap-t*»a,

-....

homes, makes pregnancyand childbirth easier, pnevenU miscarriages and ts
the best medicine ever made for use daring the change of life. Wby permit

yott S.#. J
V
4 If you
Aill V..U

Neodiations for an amalgamation
of the Hndh.TluMid of Hail way Carmen
and the. Internatiimal nssuciallon of *w.N-n speculation ;
dortrin.Car
ers bav.- come to an em'
iiifnitt «lamnation?
inmijM.lt.-.
In.i
Pr.»sli!eni
F.
mis. of ih.- rarm»-n. sai.l his
union r«-fus.M to ngr.H* for the
,Wlp’> are th.*
Hldatetl organixaiiun to admit ne- ivi N«»fte ilmlM*r b»caior.
^ luio It withoui first submitting haich.-tcation?
the qti.»sthm to a r**f»*nMidum vote of
K. What Is ?
th.* csmien.
*
N^h..
h.»w oft.-n .lo k.ui send
F.inploy. rs or‘Jo jw-r tvnt of th.‘ coal 11„ washhoisting onglntH^r. ..f lUtston. Mass..
ju. N the land office greater
ilty. have
slgm-d the new the .uj.rt*rae
uprt*rae court,
court. and U so. why
le and agreement, which
h In
‘ '
Do you use Force and
lie wag.-s #.f holstin
Uting ongi- your tipinlon of sawdust as a brrakfas
ntM-r* ^l.-’iu
cable engln.-ers $1 a w«*fk
prices
Identical with tt le ..Id agr.-e
j;;. Ar%‘ you in favor of exp
—................ Is .your ch.*«
jYuremenI?
The
leglo SU-cl
14 How, far Is it fn»m
here t.. there.
fr
-onsUiueni . and if n.»t.
t. why so?
conc#*rns th.1 jail ami who

Kvery druggirt

FIRE INSURANCE DR. SPINNEY
U L - •u.to.Nc

Will lx- ;tl

J- H. MONROE

traverse

Gonsrsl Insurdnco
.ssr “•

WINBCmiDUl

city,

park place hotel,
Thursday, February is,

31 I New Wilhelm Block

E.W HASTINGS j SOl'

Pere Marquet to

Carrie- ’

I for Bums. Bruises. Skin Krup
and Piles. 2I.C at Jas. G. John
and F. H. Meads Drug Stores.

i union man or a^ «7ab?

'2»

TWIspWwe. .1 Tskl«.
What Is descrtlHNl a* the latest Inx-

!Tn“

^ Rheumatism
Cured.
a. tscM csTY.
•• I
• Rhcmnaium i.i mv knc.-. I tried all kuaicxpcr.H.,c course of vietlnc ut-aimcn’.-,.U tn ..uii
drui'K'i--* 1 b-.k a bollU*oI l ar:i. iitij h M trv
1
urn pcmiancntlv cured.1.
tluit iti*

ng to keep Ih.* p<K»r
PomN^.-iilng hold of

Z;

aurant tsMtv«. w h. n
serves lo k«*ep

by the • trees.
I .24. Who Is the author of l
touch with tbelr buslne».' or social con i saying ‘Back to the wtiods?
hU

Billy

Me in^v-

ovr liottli* bciicvr J
1 i-non mv sdnee .

S u.-errl
MivTH.M::, IX)RAN.”

•otiavsa loataatlj Rheumallatn. Sara

tion that cures.
or bv mail.
^

f^ei

The merchant duriug bis lunch hour
can thus l>e kept iu c-ommualcailon
-------------------------------with his office, or w hen dining at the j
Better Than Cold,
restuunini in the .-venlug can lK>ok
-I was troubled for several years
for the theater or make apinrlot 1 jith
n.r«i, mib hi. friondR
In this way. n Is clalni.'d, busy ihen
can utllire the time during wbi. h they
■re walling for their meaU to be

j^r K H
med.v helped me j
. ^0111 i h
Electric Billers.
| which
I me more good
yx>d than all the
ha^
also
; modlclnost I ever used.. They have
excellent hea
alth for
«TT«1. ,nd I. kept <-"n«n„tl.r .drM 1
Electric Blttc
M th. prDR,«, or import..,, commer j j;r.V%p,f?d,d ’for fetSlo
t«obl«.,
the rise and fall of i that they are a grand Ionic and invigetc.—Casseirs
orator for weak, run down women. No
other medicine can lake Its pl^^n
Mr* C. H Jennings, Bosion~-Our I our family
lly.”
Try them.
Only I
Had set-; Satlrfacllon guaranteed
by Jas.
babies |(w*lns). were sickly.
sl<
Hollis-i Johaaon and F. H. Maada.
eral dtx-iors. Intt no
ocky Mountain Tea made them
ter s Rocky
35 cents. • Jas. j
suncu-a irom lue tmaenmna uii regjon

pmij.sT

^

! »- 3-^rsirr,=r< •'
M.&N.E nMECARD

sens- Phone m

IJOHN R. SANTO
18tll:RL IHJIAwT]
New Wilhelm-Uloek.

Tfwveree City

7-iiii.JL..
Via OopsMiaM * A A. B. R.

^raST

iNirsnd..........................

l-tw*«.n
towns In the section of Psii!.n

BCTTOKS BAY. MICH

25c. 5«*. a^d $i 00 hotlirs at all good druggists
TMC RARACAHPM CO.. LoulavIMa, Ky.. 0. ». «.
Sold by Jaa. a Johm
Sold by S. E. Walt A

COLD WEATHER GOODS
We can fit you with Chest

fToieciors.

Lung

Protectors,

and

Linen Vests, or we can show yon some goo.1 rabies In Chamois Skins,
from which a low-priced Vest or Lung 'Pr<»T*»ctor ran easily be made

6RASD RAPIDS t IHOIANA RY
; Wbt. T.. W«7. like C, .f Meat |
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..CARPET CLEANING WORKS.

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CUUK.TWOt».o^^eT,A

Carprt Cle.niii( uKl Fc.tb.r Renu-

sway to be made into rugs, let me
show you euairfcs
....

K Be CHAFIK. Pr6»rietor.
Phone tiS

•« Wsshlngtoo St

• Belter look al our proposition ”

WATCHES—

« James G. Johnson

TYaln Iwrot dsHy S m p w.«

Butcher, and Saueaye Makers :

•

Patents

Choice of 125 WsUhes et •
fourth off regular prices.

; OULOWMTU fju compan.^
It has to be boated
heated every
every
^i thick that **
twenty-aeren miles as U travels. Tba

Immigrants tsoded In New York durIng the last six months have become
public charges.

ao.TO barrels of oil a d^.

IboT

ia Tea's

That Uvens

TRY A RtCOflD WANT Aik

^
-

fSiaw

rain, for Uadw Ottf ^ Prt«rwnosl loarr al

Tlte historic old -tuis.- which

the steam railroads do not touch.
1
giving way to Urge smomoblW, w htch

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_i!i 5 p N.
LARSOrrS PARK HOTEL

Vaaelaa. Sore Foct and Sara Jolata.

Because when app^cd it op-tis the Patcs, Allow
camphor and healing oil> to p.-ncirab- iiir«.-ctly to the
the pain and draw out al! fc-vvr.; .-orene^s and inflammation by
causing oopiuus swcaiiii;*.
Kwry Ixiille is guaranteed to give
saUhfactiou or money refunded.
Don’t ruin your nervous sj-stem
wilh strong internal inediciin-s. hm tr>- Paracatnph, the applica­

22. W.-n* you fiyr in Koe and

Who

. fur > lor." tiirr wilh
:uc:a’.:n; ,ti

•**‘*^*' ^‘'‘^1Ill* a wcUtCcnul
rcuflv.
Itt*a
v.ai.Ccrful rent
•I

A. D. TYLER

tn

Daracamph.
IP,

J}]
i s.mtUcate

n H reported that about 600 of the

tn the

imo*i ou««-nu«i

n c.'i-.VArr,

Kansas City carriage driver, are on
sirlke.
8lnct‘ the ten hour law In the hake
shops haa been diH^Iared constitutional
In New York the l>akera' unions in
New York City, which say that Che
Taefory Ui.p#H*tors do not enforce It.
are preparing to do so by strikes
amount I
n
It you stoJ
that
lx's, than one^t#»nth of I per cent,
^ mon.-v out <»f your mile .iKtyV
l4C.824|ro».
of railway employ.M. in the I’nlte.! oivors llt^.tMr. for ai'cldents.. $46,824
for d.'nths and $27,172 for pensions
|
pay for the claim
Kingdom get more than $14.60 a week
17. Were you «'ve
luipttsed.
A strike order has lie.-n issued <rom
td did it ti
niated
or
fumigated
and
the headquarter, of
the
Amcriran
IS. IK»^ ymi know wh
ninl Clas. Worker.- union of I'ltt.
A runaway almost ending fatally .
work started a ht.rrlblo ulcer on the leg ol wauk.H- famou.s. and i
J. B Omer. Franklin Grove. 111.
against Ho* Nat lonal ”cUss four years It defied
which have
. and. Is due to the attempt tc remedies. But Ducklcn s^Am
vealeii by the aN»»e qties
no ln»ublo to cure him. Kqually hms!
operate two plants, one at R<»ch.'.t.'r,
Penn , and the other at Cuml>erland
Md.. on a nun union bast.
The secret act
i of the r.mvenlt.m

mm aritM lSo«Mn4 4olUr«; t»-Jt in
; h'wn hm hs4 b-»ost»i so^Iht •• 4
» cood .h*p* for b«siD»M assio. ll» »ill
114 ID lb* irruis.

pDooua. oUicc U . rooMWt.^ liH

The l“•ml-ann^Ial) . r.

t

Td^IsbU cn* >^r. snJ f.w tto* |w*i

^ l£«Val« aod cuoarjaunnr
OMUcUiock.

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Something new In the may of grand
jury Investigation, has been demand­
ed In Chicago by the Carriage and
Wagon
Workersunion
Throngh
Kapaa A- Spenc*-r. its atl.imeys, it will
ask for the indirlment of
I) Heile,
secretary «.r the CAtriage and Wagon
Manufacturera’ tmbm. and the entire
e»#*cutlve lK«rd. and Mark Morton, F.
W. Job and V W. Sincere of the Kmployer*- asiwlation. The charge, arc
IntlmWatton. cnnuplracy and the mak­
ing of thn^aU against manufacturer,
who n^fused to Kick out their emplore*

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NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY

and range, from five to thirty-1
4»*diete tlii-m to be fairly omsd:
|
live cents a day. The congested labor
matlonal -unbm. espcmb^l
1 When and when- were you lH.m
market and overproduction are sabl tn
,ioi more
have caus4Hl the retluctlon.
**»*’f"‘ monev for strike, duriug the la.i
Surgical
Instru
the
ilo.el
.adl^taunin.
The Optica! and
Surgical In.tru |

an^app^nU^^^^^^

ttdweMn^you.wewiUw«it
cureyou.^
for oar pay until you are wall
Come and tee us; thU U your
last chance.
We Uve to do good, are honest
with alL Forty-6ve years* exfree. This trip and to-

biiSvl"2TaSJ-.

’"Gddzooksi’*
quoth the king—
''It's no jest to make
dman hungry"*

c4‘Iv(h1

j Bart.-nders' League.

!T**.

^Biscuif^

j. i> l-angworthV. feu-m. rlv of ihi. j
el»y. but now Of .Marshtleid.Oregon, la
bdng W.-11 in that state and baa inV.-.-I.-.I 4!«m.iderable in timb.-r lanx)..
In n U-iier ro ib- Ib-conl be start#*,
that h*‘ -has a claim e.iutainlng
ot..
of fir and whit.- cedar and «?x .
to do w. li with It. In his U-tter
Mr Li»ngw..rrh,v enrloM-s the follow
ing ciipping fr/im
r vail
*»‘..k i.nilMT lan.l
,.A reatbr of the An-ata I'nion wb«»
lias l>-eti through Ibe • mill- with the
land tdflrUlK. ba. hand.Hl into thi. offlee for publication the following qu«*s |
tlon. pnMH.mided to him b> the .imhUI !
ai;# nt
they wen- n-pro.lur.Nl fromj
memory fumie of them may be a little j

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