The Evening Record, February 03, 1904

The Evening Record, February 03, 1904

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1904-02-03

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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TBAVl^CnT.iaCH, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1904.

MILL IS
j
i . BURNING]
irrf l

COBB AND MITCHELL FLANT

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TO

ESTIMATE

IBURIEDIN
DEEP SNOW
I

Mol C«oe Today.

I R; Win* i.» lb#* E^iil
Gran
Pjrr hi

K4MROBSIRLE

T

JVIT SECUnD

aiUi

br1b**rr

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in

tbe ijUic Mk
ibe nmnrll on
I that h.* rrciirhrd |I.on«»'

TAL LOSS

COT TEN YEARS
M> Stale SitZjOob Will Reai

r Million Fort of FlooHna Storad
Iht Biiildifit—TKroa Hundrad

tttentary for Awhile.
By Wire in the Krt-ninK Ren.rd.
acreland. Feb S.-G^-orse A Rum*
the cMMbWr of the Product Eicbanse
IlfcT.ooit of the

Spooial lo^b4* Ev# nln* UrcnM,
CadlllaC/Mkh . >Vb 3 —TWa Hiy
wair^viaUnd by onr cd lh«*
iltalrurilT#* firm In Ha bUton Ibli in««ilB«. At 10 u'ckick Banna arcm dIartiTwed In tbe pUnt of Cobb A MltcbHI.
. Tbe Are |« irtiii burnlnf. but 73
atreama of vatir w bHna u»
bf»p*<a cd aavlfir lh«* tnlll an*
iali>*Hl
Uficartam Origin.

I

.hi'.l-re-^cr.rU-T.V-i.r

. opinion U tbat an nverfaf-atnd kilo
a rroaaad Heniir win* atartnd U, 1
la atao Hnpoaalblinpocelble at precent
pma<*Dl In
lo sire
air
a Cl
estimate id the loos. The
ably aided by «<»rk
kin* a gallant
i
fight and
urn*
jnny yei winI the unequal
battle
. Saving Machinery.
Three
I, are lak.r
Ins to »a%e the ra
the uiitl
A. fast 1
hie IMK'lifJ’
las laken oni ahdfarrleii to a

nt..

PREPARED
FOR WAR

CUT

BVaOING
“"i
FOR WSStON

TiKlay the .now plow on the IVre.i
Marquette u .tailed 3: miu*. non Hid*
Fi»n Huron. Laid night's storm
bur j

EVITABLE

JAPAM BEADTFOK C0JIFL1CT
GOVERNMENT,

Men in Tokio Say That Russia's

kiln In
loaded with aUuit Itio.om.
«,f n,rnlier. and thla U jnlll burnlniu.

Concessions Are Not Likely

kai^i lUpl.lH.
iiighi'-* storm
tbruugboin
j i-qimls Unit i»f two w^ k. s
,erod the enl
bl<K‘k*‘d
eve

Agnew. tlrand Haven Alb-gan, Grand]
Junction and Etist t;auKatuck. ott Hu ]
Pert* Marqueiie. at Durand i.n HuGrand Trunk, at Wixsliand on the Tht
cago. Kalamazist A Saginaw road, at
White Piegon and Schisikrafl on the
Lake Shon* road, and
blocked
for
hours ^n many other line.
Practically every interurban line In
the state I. nut of bu.in«*.s.
In the "thumb district." 40 tillages,
, *
Buropi*'havo advised the with hundn-d. of thousands of fs-opk.
at Ti.kio that now k the ar>* Kitow lsMind. with snow In man.»
placi**TUI f.*i*i di*i*p
Sanilac: Tc-nter burtu*d Ihe lac^t of
Hs 0411 .npply
a>
IVckenllle
out t»r kiih fb
and coal
Harl
Ikaeh ha. had
I in IS days
and goes tc
chicken, be*
cause then

...U

hp, \t /.nT'^l

kc|ii from Ibe'ralll. The wind I. di
r.*ctly from ihe w.*«i.
blowing
tb.
flames toward the mill, and H wa. tuily
by the .utmost rsertlon tbal
ture was savi*«l
The rt.ld
fire fighit-tv

LUMBERING
;
ACCIDENTS

Alleged That Mortimer Gallivan Dis­
TWO MEN WERE INJURED TODAY
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posed cf Timber Tract to Others

NEAR HONOR

After Agreeing to Sell Ott Co.

William

Wickham

Has

Head Badl> Lacerated.

kle.
Prompt^ medical attention wa.
given him. and after the fracture was
act he waa tak.yi to hi. home In Me

1. head
; tree near here,
'nlod by a fi
had cut the tree• down and. In falling
directly toward
B alriklng him nn
head i[nd
Inflicting painful injuHe..
The arc!
.dent took place in one oT the lumber
In

Siwvlal i«» tb- Evening Re<*t»rd

lefend
a tract
ISO at
In IxK*lanaii count.v. the tran.acilon laklng
place on
the
llib di
Seven thousand dollar.
agre«‘d iip<m. and Mr. Oil
office of Aitomey W H. Fc >.ier to have
the dtM*d. e.ecuti*,!
lhai'on the day following*”be**
1-ake Lumber t\» Offereil Gallivan |S.*
OOO for Ibe tract, which wan acc-pt.sl
and the transfer made, at once. ,The
plalnilir claims that the company .uf
fared an Injury of r.tkro «m account
of the breaking of the contract
The
pak*rs In the ci
case were
lerday aftenuMm by W.
Pratt A Davi. haw l>ee
the defendant

LAID OVEl AT WALTON

SEVEN KILLED
'Evvry RaaMitger Waa Also injured In

Passengers From the South’ on G. R.
A I. Caused Unpleasant Experience

a Wroek on the Canadian Pacific
Thi. Moming-

by the Big Fire In Cadillac

The train «*n the Trav«-r*e
City
branch of the G. K A 1. did not make
cunnmion*
mith
th»*
north-knind
train nn the main line this uoon. The
liain from Grand Kai>kk wai* iklayinl
b> the fire which dt**truyc*d Cobb
Mllchi'ir* factory, and was held so
Jong that the train on the branch could
not wait
The train from the s«>uth.
er. gt»i through all fight and arA bn>ken rail
I at Walton After the Traverse
train had disappeared
The
was that

Grand Rapids. Mich . Feb. .3.—Thlrti*<-n iH-rson. wen* more «»r less seri­
ously lnjun*d last night in a n-ar-end
rtdIUion lM*tw«-«*n a tJ. R. A 1. n<»rtbbound flyer fmm Chicago and a tiiirtbkiund n Wayne local at Wavland. A
blinding *no* >torm made it lmjK>ssl.
ble to M-4*
Tbe>fataliii.-. would have
lMM*n niiroeroiis bni f«ir the fact that
le k»cal train ran
ve of Ik* flyer Instead «»f
leM-oping, Ever? passenger
was thrown in a heap at
the forwani
d «*nd and al! were Injured.
; a bn»k.-n leg.
A‘relief train from the city wa« on
Hie scene within 3<» mlnut«*» after the
wn*f*k occurri*d.
Among .the injured
an* Mr* r. C C. ard and Infant child
of Manistee, and
Randall of 8her
man, alt slight

HICH1GAN MAPLE COMPANY
Jshn F. Ott of This City One of Board
of Oirectora Elscted at the Annual Meeting.

n^' Win* to Ihe Kreiuug U«-cord
•Hallfav. N. S . Feb

• wa* injured.

.3-The t'ana

■UED300 VnXACES
Nettd

Balkan

Historian

Also

:»a this etenlng.

Says

That 40000 Pkraons. Mostly Women
and Children Were Massacred.

WILL PROBABLY CANCEL

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By lk*lrc to the Evening Record.

May Nst Appear He

it l» very probable lhat "Hedda
Gabler" will «oi k> given here tomor­
Just coociuded a six rabnih.' lour of row night by Alice Nielsen. Miss Niel­
Mactdonla. asserts tbat during
the sen ii* said to h.- -sick at her hotel in
' year 1903; Turkish regulars razed 300 Chicago, and the show canceled
its
villages and maaaacri*d 40 ono permms. date la-t Munilay afternoon In Cadll
aaostly aged men. women and chll

NAMED IN TRIAL
Es-Congresaman John J. Lentz Mixed
Up In Divorce SuiL

night, but did mu show up
billed for tonight
1 neither come nor
cancele«l this
moon. • AH
who

Grand Rapid*. Mich . Feb. 3.-Tbe
annual m-*etlnc *»f the Michigan Maple
Co . a <H»n»onitU»n wbUli buy* m«»rc
hardwoitd than any otbiT eomiuiny in
thk state, was bebi jesterday aftermx>o at the
lb»t«-l
Pantllnd
The
*tockholdi*rs elected the following di­
rectors:
Henry W Can*y. Manl*t<*e;
H. WTilte, Bo>-ne City: Henn'
bk; WUroer C Culver
culver.
N. Umd. An Sabb
Buckley.
ManisLudington; Edwa
City:
Travei>«
t«*e: John F.
Herman IWse: AliH*na: Willi am f*orter. Alk*na: G Vtm
Platen. Bo>*ne
City.
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The dirt'Ctor* mei and elected the
Ilowing officers:
IT»**ldent. Henry
Carey. Manistee-: vice prpsidenU.
Henry N Ix>ud. Au Sable, and \^^mam
V. I\»fter. East
Jordan:
secretary.
Wllmer T. Culver. Ludington; trea*vr. William H While, Bo.rne City.
William H White wa«. cboaen m-a*
■er to succeed Horatio l>ewi. of Elk
apid*. who resigned to go to Cuba
G Von Platen succeeil. Mr l>ewj* on
the Uu

II

«t Til.

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II

$4.00

S. BENDA & CO.
Real Krlialdc 4)ultittcts

25c 50c rsc

-IX o L. D s M o mm

EGonomy...
40 wear warm shoe* or slipper* when the weather it tM
Better call and see hot cheap we are selling them.

A $2.50 Shoe

ROWI_ANO OOUOI-AS)
sl,„ S,,,.

'

H..H Whiling.

Compare them with
at

S’l.HD. .\£ter you M*e

No

Soap

is more

pleasant than a nonperfumed soap. Rosa.lora

is

CUSTOM SAWING
PLANING .
TURNING—

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une.xcelled.

ami it costs you only
Don’t

All Kinds of Mill Work

like it.

brinjj it back and not
your 1(V

.

.

.

Sash. Doors and all kinds of Building
Material at low prices.

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rro»l 219

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Will Have No Other

Th* Old Reliabts Shoe House

JImerican Drug^

FMW FREIORIiai & CO.

Traverse City Manufg. Co.

Jllbtrt ehbtnskv, tOgr

Duri^ Our Great White
Sale Now in Progress
•***^^^

\vr are tyfferin^* nrw .iiul daimiy

im-

12m Goods.,

this

'll

Purchases |

ilerinuslins -that are properly fashiorif*d. prettily trimmed anti carefully
luade. at prices which, in many in­

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stances. are less than what fhe ma­
terials can Ix! bought for at the ^>rcs*
cm lime; will offer a brief schedule
of prices
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Skirts from 48c lo

NOT SO WELL

Al. the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. 8.
Fox. was 6 year* old yesterday, and in
honor a^ the event entertained a num­
ber of his friends. Games amt mnaic
helped to pass a very pleaaafil aftee-

Ihc 3.00 sweater* down Xo.,.2 00
the 2,60 »wcaler» down to.... ISO
Othc r. at.. 1,25 1.00 75e SOe SOe
:T-£r==«
BIG BARtJAl.S’S IN -KI.OZK'
eSample
Ul 4>r New
Pams Sale
Tics

>0$cf* in jilain Jeatben

Senator Marcus A. Hanna Is Still on
the Sick LisL

By Wire lo the Evening Record
By Wire to the Evening Record,
Ootumbos. Ohio. FVh 2 —The name
Washington.
Feb.
3. —Senator
of «x*OofiSresa«ian John J. Lentz has
anna I* not ao well today. He passed
John A Kllmury and Gract*
Eckbeea Introduoed In the divorce trial
stlne. both of Bower. Harbor, won* a very reetleaa night. He is weak, and
or Kau M. Mulford against John M.
united la marriage this mofCnlng at 8l. It I* expected he will have
Momird. formerly national sector?
r. Dr. Rizy says
In bed durini
FrancU* church by Rev F
-t. Baoer.The
“
~
of tJ
‘
very badly ran down
the senator
Molford. on the wltnea
lated condition.
e dMiglag aUegatkm.

too many,

WANT AD

try a record

lOc.

tse la a damage
volved 1. I3.IHK.
II k rUlmr-d by

Honor. Mich.. Fob. 3 —While work
Ing In a lumber camp near hen* today
hi.
lofi
log

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RAPIDS LAST NIGHT

Locomotive Instead ©t Tele-

His

Bpivial lo the Kvening Reconl

:

WRECK ON G. R. A I. NEAR GRAND

Rear Coach cf Local Train Ran Up on !

William Mooney Suffer, a Broken Leg
and

and the newest, gcntcc!
•Ires* -laitf.
Stcji in and
see them.

many shoes sold

THIRTEEN
WERE INJURED

have

the 3.60 xwczten down \o. ..J3S0

lljcsc ihoci arc perfectly
made, with
fiotc »t k i d
vamps, dull lops, light solct

Special i«» Hu- Evening Record
l-ake
Arm.
Mkb .
Feb
3
TbGbrisllan National bNaiigellral a.sMi
elation ha. purrhaK-*.! a building fn»m
S S. Biimett aiid will cotnert it Into
a
mk.ion. The
project
u
U-Ing
I bv Rev fid ward G

wc

the 4.00 fwcaicr* down lo. .,,3.00

AT

LAKE ANN

BREACH OF
CONTRACT
JOHN F. OTT LUMBER CO. WILL
SUE FOR DAMAGES

Wc hzve as 6nc a hoc of iweat<n for Men, Boy* and Children ai
you coukl wn*h for -ihc ONLY
iToublc t*
ao we cut.

From 8, S. Burnett.
Equal to Last Week’s.
|sp.Nlal to the nvetiing Riciird

ASWEATU?

for Full
Dross Wear

reaches Harbor fkarh by tumiirros. |

to Suffice.
Largest In Cadill^
The (*4dib A Mitchell ionrern Ik the
By Win* to the Kvening R.Hnird
ItrseaV lu Cadillac, and the .lock and
London.
Fi-b
:t -Li*iiers fmm lead
plant are valued at ir.tHRUMm. in the
mill 4.0iM».000 feet of floorlns U stored. Ing men In Tokb. to friend, in Kurope
If the r<»Dcem Is de.trt.)ei1
It
will state that evr rythlng i. ready In Japan
throw
many
pe«ip1e out of employ. for wsr. and lhat an ootbr.sk 1. inevliable
Russia'. conr«*..loh. sre not
likely to suffice, and this I. the lam
May Bur
ihe negotiation, beftire a r.*It 1. probable
prohal
that the kUn«. In i
he fire
fin- Udornird will bum »«'
whlrti the
night. a. they
mI with hnrdw.ioi!

THE WEATHER-*n«wst«mf wiu .

•Overs...

ASSOCIATION

evangelical

:t'

CITY BOOK STORE

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ADVISED*

SERT ITSELF

2 FOR 6 CENTS

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those new souvenir
postal'CARDS... -

are ius( ihc thinn to send your friends; pothing '
like them on the market. The views are verj•'clear and distinct. Three %-arieties.
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OFF

FROM THE WORLD

Letters From Leading and Influcnl.al j

K'.:

GeBeraUy fair tonlglit and Thara.
day.
w»aw BorrMa la wwt pur
tioB; colder toalBlit aad In oootlM«»t
poptioo Thoraday

Huron and TuKnia are burii-d
lo tnij r three and four feet deep on
the k el
It ha.
drifted mountain
high 1
place,
train,
have
Ihmt,
atalled ind the di.tr
rl exci-pt l.y t

OUTBREAK BELIEVED TO BE

SEVENTH YE.Ul-2097

THE WEATHEIt

of ibe rtifrnna of t
iM mmda rather Indian— ...
> aad idher. iboitaht.]
tbn wild
the I al
_____
bird, attract coaalder
'aSle attec
II cvety year here ami
1 bare eJIcll
cited couAlderable pralac tbal
; they acem
•in to know they arep rolected
j from bi
FOUR COUNTIES SNOV
l{
They become rval lamt* duiiac the
winter, but the Ibouabtleaaaea. of Ibe
AND 4 FEET DEEP
boya who club then, Ja.t lo tee them
any does Dot jdre ibem the opporL.
*
become tame that aboold be
Marquette Snow Plow SUHed-j Siren them.
There 1. a rery sood
Boeioeaa Heuaea May Clone to
^
*bem and cdien
Ibe brtdse U lined with people who
Save Fuel Unleaa Relief
Valch them feed on the bottom
A
SuHa alao mak.i* thU
place their bau
During st*roe td. the recent
cold
nights
the
ducks
would
get
up
rJifW*
By Wire to i|,e Eienins Re«»rd.
IWuroIt. Mkh.. Feb 3-Over lo.f.k) to the end of the chute where the
pei.pie in the cmotleii of Hf. Cialf. water does not freeze and couM be

> IIM* r**-;
nan
Mol. I
runoeciluo ,

wa

TD

TOMWATmiCIS

NEW
STORY

BLOCK. 1

c9i^;

COR.
FRONT

Sizes broken; that's
tbe only reason for
our prices on Suits
and OpercoatS'*-'
Prices t^at make
people doubt tbe cor­
rectness of the state­
ment until they see
tbe Goods...*

Gamilton^'^

AMO

iUNION.

TRY A RfeCORD WANT AD.

THE EVENING KEOQRDl TSAVEBSS dlT, MICH, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY ». 1904.

THEEVENINCRECORO

IWYIOTB
the Lap af Che

INTCRESTCO IN

THE

Ttte

CASE OF

mr totte rebrwary tam

I ■JrSiiSy

SaK Lake. Utah. M. i.-^Qood forMr. .loHneen% Vlnol

Cwfwd

acker, who eame west b few year*

r,

Wlthhi a BBonth a lucky
laad BpecslaUoa has netted her
OM: by Uh^ will of I
sole iM^lr to bla ettale.

C.

A.

taUUXHM

CHy

Cir«it«tor.

If Vou Bet OtdcMy
yt» ca ramiflh yoor dbaiag
roon at a very tittle com.
A Niee. lotid oak Bale,
board, wortk »!k.00. far

MNt. NOBENT WHITELCY.
' TH0«. T. BA-m utf 4. W. HANNKM

Her oC|«fty T^a^ lU
w^ ate ra
Mmira that ite^ktelwniueTn

She Has Garned » Pownda.

A Bier Urge extemioo
tabfa.4Siacbct eqaare lop,

•wrS^r*‘-i7*;^Vwi

^..julc aioceacb trouble, and **rr1ble 1
^
aervemeaem; .be wa* thta and had aj^^
wora-out look. liocti*r*. after sn-ai!
^
exfieBse. all failed to teip her. Al| The menUl oabdltlou of At Baoer
last
the
trkd
Vinoi.
aad
toon
tbe‘the
younc
fanner
of near Ann Arbor
wealth
W.*ben Mbw TlKimm^ caiu. west ehaape in her c^adltkm stemed at 'who aboc a aelRbbar aanted Devi*,
matt
mlracuhni*
She
coutiaued
lulehowe
ao
tmproreiDent.
aad be will
whb her brother* froe* Cblcan. tbe
d»e.
and
today
the
H
la
perfect
health
j
be
eent
to
tbe
Ionia
atylom for ertm
ed a poBlthm Id a Salt Lake
•chotd. which tbe - held for aad ha* aainod 3« pound* - her ’ laal laeaae.
frten.1* hardly know her *o Rvwat I*. Howard Preweb
lime mtuM^queatly aoiaa
Cody. Wyo . takioR a til
of 1100 a

mm.mm

Total wonh of thm ootfit.

month SRo Mis* Thnmp
ID s-a-^ern |.ap*t <
ezientive develof*meni whli h I* Iwiojc
for that part of WyomlnR by
> Bill- and bit BriUtb .a**«rJ
*‘e* She took lonR ride* on her pmy
BS BB Bttoroey hma broocht and studied tbe map* of tbe country

Tbe

RepubUcan

eaaipalfB IB favor of a prlMary
UOB law. provldiBC lor the Bomln
of Bit CBBttWIi^eB by direct vote of the
. BBd It U already evidem by

la belBs emphatically la
1 by sraagM. fanner** clulm and
orgaaiiatloDt. It 1« plain
ithre caadldateB tbU year raojd
make cpod after election.

J. W. SLATER

IrriRatkm enterprise
- made up her mind that a certain
ofjand would te wonh a rt»w*
deal a year later, and *be biHiRht it for
»Wf.» fkitne one el»e had tbuURbt of
for the tame purpose
aad within-two week** lime tbe deed
Md. Ml*e Tbompm sold the
IU.OOO
A week aco Mia* Tbompaon came to
Balt Ijake to visit her uncle. Albert
who was very III. In s few
Our Vlnol enre* (v.nditlon* like thl*.,„^„
d*y* be died. UTien hi* will m-a>
d It was found that Mis* Tbomp because it runUln* in a concent rated their state
form all of the vital principle* con- yeur. ElRht local*
lalnod in cod Hver^oll. and ir '
RTi-aiest strenRth c^;au>r kn
There N more rarsrrh in thU a.*c^
Vlnol
ticio of the country than all oth<M- dl* weakened nerve* of the
ch; it
ut tnaetber. and until the last puiifle* and enrirbe* the hhKxl; It Infew yvwr* wa* suppoMd
vlRorate* every oncan in the body to
able For a jcreat many
do Its work aa nature intended, and
pronounced It al oral dli
redid, firm flesh. aboundInR health and
vitality is tbe *ure
and for two enRine*. to A. J.
iuiSIt ^^erv person in Traverse City 1* blocks,
Stacer. a ChicaRO promoter, for |40.
Incurable.^^l^nJi- Invited to call at twr store and Ret a j o«k». The Inventor will Irove hi* bl
has proven catarrh to be a ct>a*liiii btmle iff Vlnol If it fail, to do what I cycle and repair shop and berome
tlonaJ disease and therefore require* we claim for it me will Rive back your, employe of the
ituUonal treatment. Hair* r* money: Vou see by the above letter manufacture hi* Invention*
larrh Cure, manufactured lo V
K J that the lame of Vinoi i* spremdlnR
The fdd Presbyterian church 4n
Cheney A Co.. Tiiledo. Ohio,
far and vrldr. Jam<-s O Jcdinson.
closed IxxTiuse the
onlv con»tltutlonaI cure on tlbe t
DruRRlst
For the ronvenlenc*- of
crsild not pay
ly in dt
ket. It I* Uken Internally
Traverse City people Mr Johnson has ;th«- runnln*
NV
Neither Corun
from in drops to a teaapo. nftil. It 1
with some of the ofh.-r r.- • na nor Omm*s nnm has
Pre*b>ier
din-ctly on tbe bk>od and mucoti* *nr tall druRRlst* in the «
; ian chii
face* of the system They *.fTer one
Everson, a m«M*l*man. m.irk
I f.ir any case it fatl*
the Blui- lake Uimber Co.,
for circular* and test I
ritls l'*”"'
camp with a time clu-rk
monlal*.
A.ldress, F. J. CHKNEV A CO. T.*
Mountain Tea mar
led... O. Sold by druRRlsts. 7rx-.
"""'for
and mere mrlu.-n in Ink But
h€^*lthy.-nanl.l Wii
Hall's Family Plll^ are ll..- Ik>*i
mlib
a
iM-ncIl
the flRure
had I»een
Vt nr. rent M. Ja* <
placed iH-fore tbe 3. makInR the rb.-r k

The coBceBBloDB aranted the Micbl
saa Starch Co. In the m«tt.r
frelchu enabkw that concern to n.
afacture corn atarcb at a prullt i
iBsaroB to thU city an Induiiin* »hleh
no HOIE TEAMS
Brill become more valuable cvfry year.
The factory .will nwume bui»lne*ii
week, and a lante number «»f |Mx>ple Down Town Business Section of Chi
csgo Will No Loc^r be CongeitwlU Ittd ateady employmenl a*
ed With Heavy ^rafficaa the plant U in perfect working or
der. The product manufactured will
ClilraR... Feb. 3^-Th.- Illilud.. Tele
add to tbe Importance of ibU city a>
phone
and Teleicraph <^.m|iany ha»
a manufac^uTlnf center
w.ld all It* pn>ix ny to tl,..' tUinob
Tunn.-I eomiwny. mhh
Tbe power* are anilou*ly «B*itiDK capital of
the llrat Bboi In th<^ Ru«*l*-J*iiin«ie the latter c<imp*ny the cx.ntrol .
war. It I. eKpecfHl that the Jap* will tunnel*, tracks, leleph.in.- r-abl.M. etc.,
Btrfke the flr*t blow It will not l»- the 4«> leei nnd.-mesth the city t.f Chi

Lr.n j I

IDEAL PBOFESSOI
• rirrt* Thing H« Mutt Oc It to Get
MarHad. According to Pru dent
Maepor*. Uot.
Cbleato. Peh 3 .-Th«- qualiflrati.m*
for tbe Ideal coUcr.- profinm.ir. a* .nit
lined by President lUrim-r in a lec
tare at the Unlven.lt> of rhlcaip. on
“The Pacoliyr of Collejce.- are
Id be married.
1. He

1. IJe »hourd i

outside tbe claa
4. He should have a doctor * de*y.-*>
&. He Bbould be willlni: to work ban!
ll modtks In tbe year
fi. He should be in tympathy with
the public and Uke an active ii
a public affair*.
•The ooIloRe profettor mho I* mar­
ried.** said ITealdent Harper, ■will do
w Ume* aa much pood In bl* ixwl
Uon aa
M one who la tlnitle And If he
baa three or four children he mill Ih>
atlU letter.
better, for be will Ih- b *tn.ncer

Wa, tte underalgnod. do hereby
acre# to refund tbe money on a 60eeat botUe of Oreeae s Warraaied
Syrup of Tar If It Calls to cure your
oougb or cold. We also Ruaraatee a
ttceal bottle ib prove aattsfactorr or
aMaey refaaded.

a-jfsssrisjs-r’js

ELGIN C. LEWIS

tssns^:

tin Up-T»4latiCaih

CARDUl

BABKS

the cliy.
It U said that mhen
has complet.-d ,ll* mork and has its
trains in op«*ralloD

Mysterioiia
nn.l sallow and the
oih.-r fr
Whence Ih- dlf
fer-nce? ,8he who is blixs hlng with
health u*.*s l>r. King's New
to maintain It. By p-ntly arousing
laty organs they compel giuxl di
tlon and head off cNinstipat
them Only
at Ja*. O .
and F H. Mead*. Druggist*

Last

Night'* Wmtry

Breezes

O.dnt

Amount to So Much After All.

Tb- ma> Ih.- min.1 mhUH.-d and
hi.m bMl last night cau*.-d vi*ion* .»f the
aero mark passed and forgot ten. How-

..........

howling, a 1 the b.M
rouid do m
However
........ ........................ ..
Uiuls prophet, says iherv art* m»lng to
lx- all kinds of *torn.s abmg alnnit
this lime, and sUn*i storms and other
destructive dlstiirbautN-* (rom the Cih
until the inih

all rarleUea of produca for tba com­
ing aeaaon. and will be glad to take
with aaj otm at

PBEAUBflMFTTE

Gnat

I r?rokapE,vsir
S&EEnSECAliO

-m:

......jj:
ft «rt Still Silhof

2.4 lb.<;«g«fcr........SIM
21 IlM C B«»r lbr.(........ 1.00

DepfflU Rccdfc4. Lmss Ht4e.
Stfctj Deposit Poxes to Rett

226 Eat! Fmt SImt
,
t

_.. iiiif"

Wr.ws.'sv^’'—

6RARD RAPIDS • INDIANA «V
COnPARV.

jaim ciMis wosLiia^^^
Fmther Re.Hv

^3?
KWOOD.

K. K CHAPm. Proprtclor.
All accommodations consistent
with sound banking extended our

-S

Phiinr lit

fas Waahinriun 3
Shirt, ar*

r'L"

E W HASTWi SOU
FIRE INSURANCE

vEcoao wawT ao

Wine of Cardm remove* tte
*^^??S2r“^rt ina«cuma$l.OO bottle of WineofCmdni.
Tbe um Sn^of^ui will bring happinem to your boma.

You Know Cbe
“Ulbite

iWNEdmoin

■vi
1:

♦ ♦♦♦♦

'J hc sewin^^ machim* that ha> so many pleased owners; the sewing machtne that
makes sewing a pleasure. Surely ‘ I hc White is King", has been, is. and always
will be. There are so many attachments that will enable you '^o do any kind of
sewing. If you don’t own a sewing jnachine. we want you to see the “White."
It is positively the easiest running sewing machine that is on the market. We
will sell you either kind. The new Patent D.op Head or the Stationar>’ Head,
ami then our terms are most liberal. -A postal card will bring the machine to
yon. if yon can’t come and see it at the siore.

ABSURD METHODS
said the Romoc man, expatiating
on the mean* many people take to
purify their blood. DonT you realire, he continues, that most socalled blood medicines mre loaded
with deadly poisons? By their use
you simply force one poison out and
take another just as bad or worse
into your f>'stem. ThU it like the
I ndian whose blanket was
too short to cover hU feet,
so he cut off six inches
from the top and sewed it
onto the bottom.
accomplUhjust
as much good
by tbe use of
deadly minend
poisons as be
did. It UdiffeientwithRo.
moc. Komocu
Nature’s reme­
dy. There tt
DO poison in it.
Not a drop of
alcohol is in
this solution.

Grandpa— I fe<i like
like a youth of ro. you®
healthy.
UI«T«l- Good forth.

THE TRATER8B OTT CANNING CO.
I* now ready to write contract* for

VeUE RELIABLE HOME TUBNISHEA

t. *. Bmttff-t-Fmcr BM

^*S3t people are.invttcd to oonanli Dr.
R. V. Ken* by letter. Jrrt. All cocw
respoodence is held aa sCzicUy privwU
saTaa^y confideatisl.

Chaa Wiliiclm. vice
pranlcnts; C. A. HammoiMl. cashicr; F. C. Hcsmona, Bcnj. Tltirlby.
J. O. Cromer.

th.- nHjnired excava
lilinR;. mill iH- mad.- so
i* to facllliaie freiRhl
freiRht d.-llvery.
d.-liv
S.. far aU.ut fKibUM-Mi -haK Is-n <
M-D.led and so quietly ha* the m

■SS£i“
The wedding of Arthur

TO CORE A COLO IN ONE DAY

Dr”

Ii:

>a»wwwww#aaa»oaawaa»»aaaaia>it

W*»c((>rd«i
tlon of I he n.-m i
the lunnel* in nil directWhi*. an aildl
Hon of UMi mil.-* iM-inR roD<emplate.l.
Tbe moicsr us.Nl I** electrlc.'and the
train* are to run
mil.-a an boor.
ll I* the piinK**e tr. inuke the tun
n«*l* terminal transfer*, mhat the
North and Ea*l river* an- t.» Nem
Y.»rk. The railroad* mill .b-llver
freiRhl ai «ie|M»i tiinn.-l* an.l train*
mill carry it to ih.- bu*in
Manv of the lom.-r fli*»r*
m*'
blcM*ks n*eenHy «-r»-cteil ii

Sasan-Whatever
causes
facial
There were eenrices in the Catholic eroptlima. cause black heads and pim­
ple*. Would advise you to stop eating
r'^iiillh. Jr. entertained a aweei*. Take Ilulllsler's Rocky Moun
tain T^. Make, the skin soft aad
mamber of friends last \
lx-*'«tlfnL 33 cents Jas. Q Johnson.
Pnlver Is on the sick list
We are all
The pcople.<»f Franklin mere almoat
frightened out of their senses by a
Qtdie a number from here attended happening that they at first fa^eS
tte Farmert* laaUlute at Traverse wa* an earthquake, but which they
later dlsooverod to have been the colSoloo Is w orking
i the roof.

aad Ml« Grace Bckitlae W
wfll occur at the Catholic church at
Timvene City, after which a krge
weddlnc dUtoeiw wUl follow at the
hrtde*s houBe at thU place.
Prmncli Shetterly of Ogdenabnrg
aj^iyay with Mr. aad Mn.Chaa.

WHOLESALE REIAIL

tbediMOd

.WAS SIX ABOVE
lAapIcton Itema
A surprise party was given in h.mor
of John Smith last Tuesday evening
Mr. aad Mrs. ('rank Smith ba\e a
large new Bmplre cream separator
There were quite a few boy* who
akated from tkla aide to Elk Rapids
Suaday. Tbe were Roy Drew, Bert
Lardle. Jim Lannea. Ben l^nnen,
Ralph Hellferlch. Archie Hellfericb
Ralpb Smith. Tom Lannea. !>>tiis
HbDferlcb. Ted Otlea. Mr. Hummel.
Jr. Mr. Wbeler. Jr. Harry Zang and
Frank Smith. Jr.
Mr. aad Mrs. Charley Christopher
are plaaalat to entertain a large
friend* to a dancing iiany

failure to asNa
tained in food.
Dr. Pienx s Golden Medical Dsaoowry

ciir.:,

PECOWO WANT ao

int ahot that will ctMiin fi.r w. mueh;
^tek out for the on.- mho «irlk.*« the

r. srtr

ocht

A Urgchoci^encMioo tabfaaatabifaitmpncc. Some extraordinary bargatm ia our ainple Mdeboards and boflett.

f T. Uamaby. Jr., who
ihG SlAU IB tb« hoOBB or

llcma cwadklBU' for th«- cjAcw of pro
bum Jwdfir tB-Kr*fit eouBtjr Mr. Bara
Bhy M « yooBs bbb of mbimy. aad bU
rweord la ihr boBBe Btirartwl much
favorabb* ali«Btkia. ao4 be U bUcbly
rBCarM la Oraad Kapida fie will
Make a amm* candidate for the
of probate Jod«e. and hrben ibo
rmnlkm aball Uke place, be will pot
up a Btrooc ft«bt. wblrb may Uml tbe
Bomlaatloa for blm.

W

G fooa. Eolml osk. high back tlinniag chain, wonh $7.60 far

aaessaaagjg5aas?a5ig5
S. E WAIT & SONS. Pharpiacists

Best Reading for
Ulinter Goenings
‘ The Hewers of Wood." by Rev. W. it. Puddefoot. (the best story of the year
and told only as Mr. Pnddefoot knows how.) “The Lillie Shepherd of Kingdom*
Come" bp John Uixon, Jr., I you’ll love "Chad." the "Little Shepherd" of the
Kentucky mountain hamlet of "Kingdom Come" from the mornem he buys hit
first horse at the horse auction until he returns to his native home an uncrowned
hero at the close of the civil war); "Pa Glannen." by one of the newest authors.
Elizabeth Walt/; "X'irginian." by Owen Wister. is just as popular as ever; F. M.
Crawford’s “Heart of Rome" is truly a Crawford story; if you love honet.be
sure and read “Horses Nine" by Sewell Ford. Nine splendid tioriet of nine
most loveable horses. I )on*t miss "The Southerners" by Cyrus Townsend
BJady. it is his l>est; “.\ Checked Love Affair" is the last work of the lamented
Paul Leicester Ford, written just before his unfortuna^te death; Jack London
never wrote a more readable story than the "Call of the Wild.** Everybody
likes to read railroad stories. The best yet is Frank Spearman’s "Daughter of
a Magnate." For gciinine wit and solid common tense, be sure and get "Lettcn
of a Self-Made Merchant to His Son" by George C. Lorimer; your reading n
not complete until you have read "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch^^’ by Alice

4

THE lUNIIMI A UV
MaCMTU CONPIUIY

m-:

^'1

THE Evranro beooed, travkbse cnr, ioch, Wednesday. February a. 1904.

iLaaaamms

One of Che many

roransioL

6004 CWngs JOMit
Ai tha ■—rt gMgllns oC the d
inra riwt of the Mantatae 4k Northeaatcni Bailroad Co. h«M teter4ar.

“Best ffKw

folloara:

Sufta^iuk

Flour

AS OLD AS

HHp'

blw baby ribbon
abevo a com of
teg muga te the River Rouge b
shop of P. X. Graat of Detroit. i>
piatol wblcb has a alrange
me Into Mr. Ormnt B
tea Cr
grown fires
had traded

mury; T. J. EMon. aaa
tary.
In addition to U
Hon. Joha PaUoo vaa
chairmaa of the board of
The fotloviag oOcera
empkoyea were appointed
dent aad

I

sisz^nt’

: spread to aU parts of the morid.
^bohadi
ConUcwo* blood poteom. aa it » called in
and t times, bcriiu noth a flaalloote or nicer thfottgb which
» calibre j the vim enters the Uood. This is foUom«n7 «■*»*

.oh. ,hu. .h. ,--0.

team a Mexican girl while

is that you do not have always to be explaining
to'customen that the last lot was a little bff.
but that it will be all right in the futiine.
•'BEST” is right all the time. :? :: :: ::

In bla own lent, The only brother
the girl bad been
Diagnlaed as a man. tb*tmted the Itnea of the Am
mad. obtaining nceesi u> tl
tent by J
to anve t
to die ti
anreeau of the »tranc*'r'»

. Rannab $ Cay €0.

Scott,
Despite the
.tag lOMdlng. « th.
The annual meeting of the dlrectoraelect of thf Buckley A Donglaa Lorn■^Mb^otecer r
Mo utier .hr
P,n*uy
ber Co. wna held the anme day. and
the following oSoera were elected: lbe*glSi. te ^at^^nsi^c d^p^riti«m
John ration, chairman of the board
mpied to shCHk (Seneral Phllll|et.
of direcfora: Edward Buckley, preal- bdf the sold^ wrong the pUtol fnun
;4qi; Ibe graoel
wore ladoiUrimMlj dent; William Duoglaa.
The
rice
preal- bfr grasp
at ui
than ever. He uoun reachesd the Bta>
and aecreury; J J. Elton, aarlat- a tent to be kept
; tloa/ rowpletely oat at breath. ''Wbj
the court manial
dWot you cm acrowr’ Inquired one
' «»r the
byaundeni.
‘-Cui
arrow?“*
BrtterThan Gold.
; roared the wonntalneef
“If Td
to be (
1 took 10 that ploaiM land the bla
“I was troubled for aereral years
Iblllty of her brother s deth In
II« the I
thing vonid have eaiight up aiih
with chronic Indigestion and nerroos
the
*’h**^**^
debility.*’ writes F. J. Green, of Lnn- giew sick and I
r. N. H. “No remedy helped me
Among the moat Intereaxlng at
«t large 1
I began using Electric Bitters,
delegatex attending the general
New. of the «
which did me more good than all the
PmfMaor Hobart Korh the eminent
*hf kMethodlat churr)
1 ever used.
neat »
, jrlfe In excel.......... ------ _
Wilbur
Flitke
She says Electric Bitters are commuted the
. China, and 1
juct splendid
for female
troubles; j and rvIcaKcd tl
bKlIII w»n. of M« dlKoreri.*.
L..
that they are a grand tonic and Invlg «^n‘
Chin*'
orator for weak, run down women. No
-------other_medlcJne_cmi Uke »U place te] /cteomn,
.. lnUTr«,tloo ot
'"rough
Ru«l. uod
llyr
Try
tvasiy Tonra
'northern Europe, and arrive in Near
Jon guan
of lordu aud in tbe
Oartog^the fact thW .he «>uld |
^nrll
Dr.
1 French c

: CEfftlAL NEWS
or THE W01U

inr.tr be told. TbeonewbocMiructs it soSen U bodyud mind.

HTS
^tarrhal Troobtei. Sore Eyea^sSip
Dikease, WTiiie SwriKn^.'__________
and others jurt M had. S.S.S.,tl^
groit vcjrtablc blood purifiw
tonic, has long been rccofaired as a
radical and safe cure for Contacious
Blood Poison. It counteracts the

"2

STs

-John 5T

,b« h„

1;^, M*-'-,.*:-'

SX the

■sf.JMS.“a£vsr±£
SSS»2.'

book, deseri
directions U
informslion
n or
or udvicf uranted free of cluije.

- p

,-,,9^

---------------i
Mr. H. Hagigns of Melbourne. Fla
Hindi Made It Uasissa. 8« That ‘ writes. “My doctor told me I had Cim
will Be ReLaiMa
tK*
' sumptlon and nothing could In* done
*«
Tbe
offer of a free trial bottle on>r.
[>r Klng f ;
------New Dlacove
over)- for Consumption. In :
,|V4. preachera of China, being a grad
Some of the young men of the city duced me lo try It. Results were start .
cororoenced raising n fund to keep s ling. I am now on the ftm^ tfi n*coven '
place clear on the Ice for skating pur and owe it nil to Dr. King s New IMs |
mu. having 4CU‘ded
poses hut the action of the council covery. It surely saved my Ilf«* *' Ttilf |
I km from Thw TaIn to
Monday night left tbe Iv.yii
with a great cure U guaranteed for all throat i
fund on I heir hands and no way to and lung diseases by Jaa. G JohuMin I
and F. II. Meads. dnigi^Bts
PrliN* U(h
BECAME CANNIBALS
"*ThV numey could not be returned and ll.ftO Trial bottles iV
Driven to It by Monger. Hogs Egt One as It Is not known who tubacribed
of the I
Another.
will Ih- kept for a time and used on
Flint.
Mich .
F. b. . S.- DanUl !» the Ice of needed. The boys are great­
Granger, a wealthy IrnrheUir farmer, ly pleased that they have been re­
living In Clayton township, is
lieved from keeping the
one of them aald It was
mals. the charge
ig prc-ferr»*»I
the city had done to provide any eonelghU*rs
They d.-elsre that <
k.|.l bor..-., ™tt
hogs ami '
:.heep
p turned out Iin his barnvani wlili
NeaHy ForfeiU His Ufc.
the thermometer registering r.« de
,
A runaway almost ending fatally,
it. l;-n< in ! Mci-lin.'r; wx<luhat
has
horrible ulcer on the leg of sii.nu.d.th. inasim^i
Udrowin;.: .
»anklln Grove. III. For
llfai 7hn l^iTack^ IJ B Oroer.
Ora
ottlall frvtT .mil iisl!jmm.»l’on.
ElimMl. and live were 1 four year

.Tirr4wi^

for
a
sw!!Sd?of
dtoii?«^^
at many thouanfada
of dollan.
, RepreaenUtlve WllUama. tin-

forelg««-ra

win |

**‘*^T'for^mr the^ “*’** ‘“^
•This woo(ip«.H-ker.*' say
us. “was i^^kliu: away
0 of a tree for all 1
hnmgh
Mg gust
along and M« w the ir
down.
The wo.Mlpccki*r
with It. He thcHtght to his d>k Ing day j
be was the bird that bniught 1the tree j
10 the ground with his pecking
Senator f>ep*'w has arranged b* dlstribute in New York aUmt loo.fUM)
copies of his s|u^h on the Panama
u |»re|iar»Hl
canal
The
address
UH«- lo the 1
wllh a special view i<
I
fronk win lu- us«"d. of course, in mallteg the document, a cmslgnment of?
which U to be Mint to every postnias !

Eacapsd an Awful Fate.

____ ,

___

fumUh-y^

swtrr stveme 00^ AnjuTTA. ms.

aad r. H

SABEOAFOND

“

«SsS-

poteon aro jjooe. pertrong mineral remedies. Mercury aad PoUah. wWdi
prescribed for the diseaM, dry ap t^ sores, akin enptu^ and

^

'in .«v,

Ute United Statea Senator Tabor xtt
Colorado, baa been obliged to dUrola*

MAD ALls TU* STKPTOMB.

•^ou Cmk ^MiUfYroot,

t'J*rlMlana who
in the defence

KASKOLA

Methodlat unlver

pDaracaiqili
”

CURES

ITCHING PILES.

-Brat edition of loo.oou M- rt»gard«M r
I tnmble to cure him.
lie set In motion U) allay the craving.:
for In matters
this Und Mr D» ih w
iloog^ n*rt mean to spare the p.il.lie

Equally

I^1»I V tUo «Nwt

full of (ho^ f.^4 «#

QOICtREUEF 6UmNTEE0..
Sold by Jas. G. Johnson.

O 5,S“4!2;"
. or oil klsAv

.♦#

oili
• dear UuuM.
loCb-'v air
oow 4>rroo« ftiai o.ll
mU klaSs off«
N.t. ir«f.w ot all
of
I».*pr,.,»«*»• t«u*»4Fr
f-^.fI hr..- u
Mit .1.01. r Ih4l 01II 4(tr».t ftarcs—itM Sr-»*y 4ls
.1-1
T.^so *,r ti,« mmiy >r«.r4v cowoUOoc li
—»4h-. 4 i:rv* m«4| I -rj. ofU>^K«koa Tat
H" fw^Jv 4nJ oafchv f .o4v

0*T«:o S» ATM V

O. F. CAPIVCB A BHa
TM£P.L.aBBIVCO..ICs»MUfttDO.il

26c.0Oc.&.^l.O0atallDrug^ *

Sold by B. C. Walt A Sons,
A lante numlsT of Scotch engltic-rs
have gone to Japan lo accept jswl
lions OQ board «d war vessels
Those
who have given the matter cW»s.“'! attentlon say that tbe weak s|s»t f»f the
Japanese navy t« its engine nsim». It
seems lo lie com-^iliHl .that Scoilsnd
raises more ami Mdier engin.t rs than
any other land
There Is a story <»f
an American sea captain who maite a
wager that he could go on IsianI of
any steamer. English, ^hlne^e or Jap
anese. In the harlsir «if Hong Kong,
cal! down to the engine nsim. “Are
you there. Mac?- and get an affirm
atlvo answer. He wtm his Ihm.
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. the mil
lloualre New Ytirker. is coming to U*
called “the rich lawyer for the |»oor. *
He has ls»n around the
Mr ten
or twelve years, and in that time has
Hi prisoners oftem?r Ilian he
w Uhout giMtlng a cent
for Als serv ices. On une occasion he
paid the IJ5 line Impos'd on a poor
I who was caught in a policy raid.
I half dollars
uld scra>> them
Mr. C'hanler Is m>w d«‘fend
teg a woman who Is charged with
having murdsretl her hitslvand
He is
a pleaaknt- factnl feilos of 3t. aiKuii c
feet un. marrietl and ihi- happy rath
or of two chlldrt'n
Senator ihibols delU of a Keuiucky,
moonlalnet>r*f first experience with a|
railway train
He bad gime u> the|
nearest station to s<*e the tran^peiria
tkm wrooder. arriving ahead .»! scli»*«l
nle time, so that the train cH.uld notateal by him unawares After a while
ha started out to m<><M the UdatiHl hv
• met It as It rounded a
.Turning about, the
i along the
?ie ttrack
for his life

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Use Record Want Adsnneral

J. H. IVlONROE

Insurance

311 New Wilhelm Block
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.-DENTISTS...
A. D. TYLER

For the man Who Works
from sun to sun----

UneOda
Biscuit
For the Woman Whose
Work is never done—

WUhaun Block^ Cttl-

JOHN R. SANTO
I BEIEHtl BSUBAmTI

HUTTOJfM BAT. MICB.

I sraea Tn Want i nice Cn U Roi

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Butcher* and 8ausa«a Makars.

OPt Mrs making $otn« 6ood Prices

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Dew U the time to Buy
01* has* BuUding Paper that €an*t te

teat lor tte money...

Uneeda
Biscuit
• V < The clean, fresh, crisp food that is al­
ways good, and good for all. Good for
the worker because they are sustaining.
Good for the housewife because they
are convenient. Good for the children
because they are wholesome.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

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Chile. M I» W.teh« a, W
fourth oB regul.r prloM.

Chc« cf MO Rina. M ono-thwa
OR regutar pricM.'
nm»t b« tiireM tote

RA8TALL. Hu«Hng

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SEALED PROPOSALS

RSjssMaasss:'
IM*, mu I:*0 p. m.. r.b mu.
ml tbM opeaM. for

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4100 of a library building, from fads
to be provided by Andrew OarM«lt.
at TraTcrae City. Mich.

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1SE ZTEHDrO BBOOSDk TK^VBB8B OITT, XICH^ WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 190t.

GOOD WORK
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Iwme. mt Trmno City. MIcN.. oa tM
S7U My or Jaaaary. A. D. IM4. whiW
la the dlMharse of hi. Hatlea a. yan|.

MNIML «tK>irr or ioi^oeoA.

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ACCE.'StOJfs' HADE

MX rUltOS .AHE IN EXCELLENT
•HAPC

beai^their te«liw
famUHTly lorel
aaa devotSoe to ihMr dcccaMHl hroilH<rl
‘ ‘ Is virtoe* a. a braiher of
aty Aerie. No. SSS. P. O. &
r John r.. ^erhouse. «t a
cveniiut 'a^eficiotts Tefrwfh I
nxmt delUcMlol t^eaittg ^

‘iwaa doiy LUtUted and dectorwl a
aiember thereof, and durlny the 3ht>rt

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THEY HAVE BEEN
HERE THREE WEEKS
(>ur nt w dress j^ckmIs hav^c been here lliat
loni'. and we have been Trailing for inven’
lor>' and mir business year to end. I^foir
placing them on sale, now tre are dc»in;.^
that as rapidly
possible. .Among the
most desirablc'lhings will be found: Voiles,
Mohairs. Twines, Fancy Mohairs, Granite,
Melrose, Scotch suitings. Men s tailor suit­
ings. for suits, skirts, wraps, children s
coats, boy’s suits, etc. The call for sheer
fabrics increases each season; we are
showing some exquisite things in silk
Foliennes* l^nsdowns. Black Lace novel­
ties. Crepe de Chime in black and colors.
As heretofore particular people will find
this the dress goods store of the city.

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! 'jn’^tiew'<rf*{he"aborr'and his sad
:
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and
and^ untimely death, and of our appre*^SjrjVE ORGANIZATIONS HELD SES- ciath>D of his conftdeace and brotherly
w I
the me*
. and the
8ION8 TODAY
feel tor the family of their deU. C O^ll sras elected
T. Traverse Aerie. No.
ceased brother.
3S3. P. O Bagles. therefore.
and
the
Resolve.
That
In
the
death
of BroWotnen of Con^gatkmal. Mcthetfi.t.
areh...
uu lost
Oaterhouae this Aerte has
1
reiKrt sbow«l that
Prwbytenaiu BM««t and CpW
that his death
hms brought profound aorrov to tbe
pal Ch^he. MeeL
hnowM HOTKI. WHITING aixl
Aerie, and Into the hearts of all hi.
Itaai etand^lnL Tl^ hare l^a CJ
will remain until FF.B. itt
surviving brothers, frtends and aasotor church
There are hre meetings of ladleT
•Uer. church organirhlions in the dty this dates, and the members of this Aerie
of faith and H» by l»*(t
U troubled wall heada^ ditai fTABI^JXQABliILN *<« aaUt-KMV.
Mr. OoehUa .poke feelHutly of theRhe­ afternoon. All are veil attended and ben^by extend their varmest and
moral by death of i
mtvh iBlerct Is being a^vn. Four
P. A. Marl and Mr.,
ejrea, il xdicates that your trouble b
of the«j mn missionary organisations.
Resolved. That In teaUmony of tbe
latter haring been . memlier rlnce vhUe the fifth U the Indies’ Anxlliarr love
Idue to EYE STRAIN, which ts * *l..vnaimr«r buUrr IMW*. t
and esteem of the deceased
of Grace church.
brother and
i<-r. this Aerie order
caused by detective vision
m
Mm. K. X F-dwsrds gare the l
lar tension.
urer*. report, sbtwrlnr. on the .
The Woman s H.mie am
a rery Mttsfartory cmdltion of
of the Aerie be draped In me
Missionary society of the
ftaai^af Ue church
■ed
brother
for
a
tkmal
church
met
this
afternoon
at
Mra. Banum. president of the L.
the home of Mrs «. Cochlln. Tbe sub- of 30 days, and that th
die. Aid Mdety. reported rock! w
this Aerie transmit a
is a pair of glasses f pecially ground to
done by the dlrlaions of th.t aocl<
relieve the eves strain and nature will
The program for the ensuing year
ceased brother, and a ci»py
Ing was a wry
elude, a supper each Tuesday In
do the rest.
printed In the various city ]
month; atoo at least one concert and
J H. UunaoE
a leetitpe. The rummage sale last fall
i As I devtUc my entire lime to fitW. D. C. Germaine.
netted them MOO. and
the Presbyterian church held
I ting glasses and with years of experiE F. I
fund, etarted lea. than
ular monthly meeting to tin*
; ence I am prquucl l» fit any eyes
ago. has BOV paued the |2.000 mark. parlors this afternoon. The
that ran lie fillc<l
The benerolent work has l>een «iuit<>
ilte
an Item, helping many dci^tlfuti. fam vas Interesting
Methodist
Society.
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Tomn Troff.
lie Bridge Bulldem. y.rung Is.Im^
The
Woman’s
Foreign
MIssicmaryi
lac
Ml-c-na
at
S.
E.
Wait
A
Sooa*
foreigm mlmlonary socletiL shoms a
membenhlp of 42. They , bare met society of the First M. E church met
Riak—Builda up FIcah and Makes
their pledge of fiw to the W. H. M 1 at the home of Mr. and Mra. H 8. Hall
and hare purchased a mUslonary If this afternoon. The ndl call wai. ansvenMl by missionary Incidents, and
brary.
8 K Wait A Son* waul e%erv read
Tbe aenipr. Junior And Inlcrm.Niisu. a quest ion Ik»x was In rharg** of the
hUch lady mas reqm-sted er of the Re<ord mho ba* be.^n losing
Mdetlea of ChrlJtUan Rndcator v. rr
g a gentleman, and quite a fle«h or who haa alvaya been too thin,
reported as in good condition, doing
• complied with the n*qiieft.
to* teat Ml-o-na. the fieah-formlng food,
for a raonUi at their rtak. Those vbo
Baptist Society.
Tbe Sunday school show
Foreign Missionary try this treatment do not rlak a penny
. It is truly a mattress lor the ieet; if )*ou enjoy comfort, give it
berMlp of 442. with
aoclety of the naptlat church
an honest trial, and see if the shoe wears as veil as it feels. It is as
i the borne of Mr*. J«»hn Glllln ihl* af
comfortable as an old shoe on first wearing; requires no breaking in;
Mr. Oochlln la doing a good work It temoon. The aubjeci wa* “Early
$200 buys aatork of goods on
the
money
VC have them lor I,adies and Men.
hla Mayflover club of boy*
MUtlon WorJc of Mr And Mr*. Jud
t*lU
trm.
^*11 Lonutmtrn mmI
Union strcci, paying a goo»l
fl.*sh. give free­
The nlacUon of offlc»r» va* a* f..J aon.“ The Reeling mrb* in*lnirtlve.
» u-.min< *«o-.. arm »>U U- ^U*«l l.y A.
dom from atomarh trouble., and r.*
lova. Truatec. F. H. Bamum: clerk Jnter^ting and very enjoyable.
divi.lend. Parties doing a nice
store health and alrength
8. E. W^alt: trtwaurer. Mr*. E.
Ed
‘ Woman’a Auxiliary.
business al the lucxcnt time
•II MU»na .uee.mdN.you have gained
•hf Woman’* Auxiliary .if
flt.*h and health at a trifling «»m. If it
Store in Ir.mt living rooniv m
rch met at ih.- home of Mr
fail*;. 8 K Wait A
return
Hammond
Ifney. on IHvUlun *trim*t. ihl* af- ymir mnne\
rear. Orcap lent. F.n rea­
Mim
temoon. The *ubj.*ct of the meeting theinnelven
sons for selling an.l li*d of go?ds
George Slemanl.
1 “Japan •' The pajK-r* mi-re excel
The great and in luaual *iiree*K of
call on
I and the program va* qtilte enjMv Mi-o^na I* on accoui It of its acting in
; an-entirely difforeut may from all othWright. Mni
A. MooUgue. MriL C
-------or
known
medlcIneH
J. G. JohuKW. Oliver War
Fn*!:
• <»»•’
you eat. ah
Chnpln: u.her«. Claud OvUti.
Ovl
trenglhen* the digest- Notice to Contractors and Builders.
V^AKlilA(lg<’AlJa.»l il'Mi.i.-r
d.mta ji SubUubs^Of
Tlnkhtm. Herb Moata
Subbubs^Of all
.11 the i^-nv^loo* |
After April let the
^blte. Ha
Harry iKxn. C r? liUng*
iKtnew* m-i v««
-i,.-.. ---------- organ*, and pul* the whole system
gue. Charles Wblte.
: r*i. up tforkui
r-t
a. 1 bar*
will be: Fifty
into proper phyRk-al condition. It
B»«* Ha«k» am! «'iti n<rf k#*n* f’n
I
Arnold. C V. Wright. and tVlIliam nnt girl Backlotx took out from tbe run**
any form and
I brickUyera; 45 cento per hour for |
indlgi-atli
1 nail U^r
aU .. Kar»> an.! Ul. .
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Hank,chalrman
llo^ to the whole
■ The City 0>.mril ha* .-vi.-nd.-d
Ktore* health a
Plans for the new church ar.* re -eiv city with him yesterday?
;ux warranto for the month <
Ing much
t ..at.....' A I.i
ClUman-No: She’s going in stay. dlge*tive tract. It wi
for
other
for
the
rdllecllon
of
ib»t
every case of poor hea
I iJtMPS-To
“JiiFt take one Ml-<Fna tablet[ after
Inr .^iiHTh.! co»«»ty
ih.- d
each meal.” say* S E. V
Son*.
decorated, center draft. Perlor city and school tax e* and *perla!
IN.STitrCTIO.N’ LS’ OIL PAl.NTING ’ I^OKkT Tt I>»AI4^ vvu
dnc<d her 1o buy tlie idace for only a “and in a fern day* you ml
Ijimp* from 11.63 upward*. Call to­ aeasment of ipo.’t.
Mr l>»iji* de Mar*N.-e will take a
I will be in my office to Cfive Mud
few hundred d.dlan* 1.
tU.iu he paid tion lmpmve.1. health r
day. If In nee.1 of lamps. The Econhmlied numlH-r ..f puplL in .dl
vary r.*»b
solid flesh added
oroy Store
20<»6 2t laxe* from now until
for n.- -riiUii.blid. a 1*1 eA*
Vaahlng BA'****^’
»>?an
tiug at hi* Mudlo. 234 Wa*hlog
1904. on eacli week-da:
Thin simple trealn
ai*o take .mlera
mine* of the
Photo*.
Our best
Pb..o,. Photo*. our
in ..II lAlte of
fac* and IkkI.v m. that !h«*y In-croe j net* for 11.98 Thie offer hold* good
Paris and Washington Term* r»-a
Office in Room no. Wilhelm
beautiful and *ymme!rical.
; for 30 day* only. The Miniature 8tuCt<» to S. E. W’all A Son* and' get a i dlo. 304 East Frool street
2o9u-lw
I February 1*L I9o|. 2u9.;tf
evsry time." Calman’a ElMGe Ftosr
month’* Ml on* iivntment at their'
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J. LEAHY

Expert Optician

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CUSHION OF
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BUSINESS

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Thf Were 1M In 1902—November
Leads With 24 and December le
Close Second With 22.
For the yeAr 18WW the d. stha In Ih.*
cilf. ns recorded bj^ City Clerk lk*er*.
bare boM 207,. a. compared with 193
deaths fbr the preceding year. Kovem
ber was tbe hardest month.* with 24
denths. nnd IVeember and July rlo*r
The toikMTlng 1* the death i Av Inr
the year 1903 by month*; Jan ir> 17.
Frtruary T5. March 18. April ;
20. June 11. July 21. August
tem^.. V,----her 22
FPr the year 19u4 the
tbe mont
month of .lanuary was the least In a number oT
years, nine deatlh* ^Ing reconlod for
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party, which will take plat-.- tonight.
A hot beefateak supper mill Ih* s«‘ned..l
A. B. Curtis has roovcl hi* office;
from the Hannah A
Mt*rcaiiiiU*:
C5o. block to the Friedrich block Parm !
C. Gilbert and Mr Curli* have dl*
solved partnership
StTMt Commlaalooer John Kelly ha*
a force of men hauling the snom off
rroot street today
New fSatenlngs are being put on the
Central school house doors, so s* to
with Mrs. Hoffh Kennedy tomorrow
aftenooB at 2 p. m. Mrs. StlhM. win
have-charge of the procram
THE MARKETS

HELLO THERI
Guess we’d better introduce ourselves. We’re "Bargain Beckoiiers” and we are popular everywhere we go. We’ve come to town
and we’ll make our headquarters for two weeks with StdDbtrfl Bros. You can’t afford to miss seeing us. for we’re going to hold a
great

EtoUtflt.
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»5Mc: No. 2 red. 97c. Com—No 3.
41c. Oats—No. 3 white. 44 Vr.
Toledo. Feh. 3-Whcal-Felwuary
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Wheat-M^y.

Potatoes OB local market. 65c,

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Steinberg Bros, wired us that they could use more cash, and had some goods to spare. They asked us to come and we came.
There’s a big crowd of us but we won’t be ready to see you for nearly a week. We’ll only stay two weeks, so you’d better come early.
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Yours for a big time.

THE “BARGAIN BECKONERS
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