The Evening Record, August 17, 1904

The Evening Record, August 17, 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)

1904-08-17

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THE EVENING REX:^ORD OWM
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Partly clondy tonight and Thnradny;
Hwaskir af RaiasM KMtod by CaMtoAae
eontar Thuaday and north portion to­
ar T«^ aad Trolley.
night. Brisk nortkweat winda.
By
Wire
to
the
ftreatog
Beeord.
Btoto OeResa to Mia PeNreto,
CBieago. Aag. 17.—A tmllraad i
raa Into a atreat oar at Forty-eighth
By Wire to the Bvealac Beeerd.
It It «ntL Mur xhcm at Ooldwater. lUch... Aas. IT^Bsrt •BEAT BBITAIN BBAOV TO FIGHT atraat aad Ootarado aveaar this afteraona. Tea or twefre peraoas are^reMCXT ANNUAL MMION.
NDB A ^IIINCIFLC.
parted to have been killed.
flipad dead to a BtoeV

IE NEXT MCE

a

WLSBIO
WAN SHIPS

•esc Maa. BMI Kaaam CeMamtor Bm

tmm ff^ uodii

nsaiMSTHtrsMsiivs BAHLE ts EXPECTED

lA CONCtOte TO K THE NEXT eadtotavhad to his poekeca.
COIMIANOSfL
WENT OVER PALLB.

TO BUCH ACTION.

fLEO IN THEIR
NieHTGLRTHES

UTTIi BOY DROWNED

HONECOUPlETaTDEIMHJSNEO MANY WSTORS PRESENT
SIX MEN AND TWO WOMEN PLED

WAS PLAYING ON EHOBC OP ELK

FOR THEIR LIVES.

VANCE IN MANCHURIA.

By Wire to the Evening Record.
. St- Petersburg. Aug. 17.—The follow
Ing dispatch reporting the resumption
of the Jnpanewe advance in Msnehuris
has been received fmm kfukdep;
~Thc^ Japanese bmve occupied Tsan
Shan un our extreme left flank. Aug
l5 a small force of the enemy ’s iDfsDtry occupUd Daplndushsn Pass. Our
outposts retired. A decisive battle Utw4t*n the Russian and Japanese
forci*s Is exp(*cted soon.**
Supi C- T Grawn of Mi. I*K-ssam.
spent a short time In the rliy and re­
turned to Lelaod this miiruing. when. resorting.

INTEREBT INCREASING IN THE
INDIAN CAMPMCETINO.

LAKE WITH EItTEIt
They' Wars
tho Loft Him a Pow Mlnvtos sni oi
Hor Notom Poynd Hhn Drownod
la Two Pbot-of Wotor.
Bk Baptds. Mich.. Au« l7.-Rotv
bla. tho t-Esar-old ooa of Mr. aad Mrs.
I>oki0 r. Wilcox was drowbtKl tbit
sfloniooa while playtax with his 4year-oM ststor oa tho shore of Elk
tako. Just oppcMlle Ihoir bone. Tho
body was recovered Immedlstely sftor
waiM la two feet of wstor near the
shotip^ Mr. Wilcox ts socreuiry of ibo
Civic dab of Oraad Rapids. Tho chll
droa wore ptoylac lo Ue roar of the
boaoo aad tho alatar had left the little
fellow while she weal after sume tin
cans to dip up the water When she
return ho was drowned
The bank
^^(rsduslly slopes to the water and ws;
resardod as safe. Mr. Wllcxix arrived

Poles

Importsd

Prom

•port Creek. Va.. to Work in
Ono of tho Bl« Packing
Plants In Chicago.

wattamye ArHved.

By Wire to the Evenlnc Record.
Cbicaxo, Auy. IT.—A mob attacked
bouse occupied by now stuck yard
employes, all of them Poles, early to­
day compelllnx the occupants. Six
and two women, to flee for Ihetr
lives In their night rlothea. The boose
was wrecked. The six aononlon men
women bad come from Spert
Creek, Va.. to work Is oae of the pack­
ing planu.

FRUIT GROWERS LOST
HAIL STORM DOES THOUSANDS
OF DOLLARS DAMAGE.

VOYAGE OF 242 DAYS
LONG OVERDUE

BRiTitH

PeecKss.

Apples

snd

Plums

Blown Prom the Trees
Storm in Veare.

Were

Worst

BARK

By Wire to the Evening Record,
8t. Jtiarph. Mich., Aug. IT.—One of
the woml hall aturms In year* accom
Captaln'a Wifs and Children Com panted by a aoutbwest gale of wind
■wept over ■outhwteteru Michigan
pellsd to Btond in Water for
la«l night. Thouaandx of bushels of
Hours—Bdurvy In ths Crew.
peachea. applee and plums were blown
from trev-s to the ground. The loss to
By Wire to ths Evening Rerord.
Ran Praoelaoo. Aug. IT—The long fruit groaers represents thousands ot
overdue British bark Rasterbeam has dollars
arrived bSTd from New Caalle, Wales,
after a soysts of I4t days Taro men
were wasbad overboard In the terrible
gales off Caps Horn The skipper’s
wife and ebltdron were eumpelled to OAVIS TOLD OF HIS SELECTION
stand la wator for hours. Scurvy
AS A CANDIDATE.
broke , out la lbs crew but none died
ARRIVED AT FRISCO.

NEWS BROKEN TO HIM

bobsAbeiipwze
Kingsley Gm OluhWs Coming Ovor t
PractleS Over Local Trap at Nsst
PHidr‘s Bpoot.
The KliBaly Qun club has Its
on tbB trophy jpwed b> the Traverse
City
aad UUli club at the big lournameot A1e%^ and 31 The club wP.i
cone over t^a body next FYldsj and
Ukc part to ths regnlar shoot of the
TravorML^My Rod and Qun club In
order |^MlhslhBlllar with the work
logs and aeosatiicltles of ihe local
trap. The trap has recently been repRlred aad It is expected that no more
bad breaks wUl be made.
The aMBbera of the dub are re%MBd to be preoeot at 2 So kMday
alterwoaa Isataad of 4 oclock.

John Sharp Wllliama Broka the News
That He WUl Hold Second Place
on Democratic Ticket.
By Wire to the Evening RecordWhite Sulphur Springs. W. Va.. Aug.
IT.—Ex-SenatcM* Henry C. Davis was
formally Informed today that he had
been nominated for vice president by
democratic national committee
John Sharp Williams of Mississippi
delivered the noUScatlon addreaa. Mr.
Davis responded, accepting the honor.
His speech was along the lines of the
platform upheld by the St. Louis con­
vent ion.

SENATOR HOIR IS DEAD

CUT MIS WRIST.
By Wire to the Bveaiag Record.
Worchester. Mass.^ Aug. IT.—The
announcement was made today that
George F. Hoar, the venerable aUtnsman. ts dying. The oenator’a oatlre
ajxtem ts brok^ down aad be onaaot
live more tbaa two or three daya.

Frank Lsnsos had his left srrtst
badly cut today with a piece of Un
while srorhlat oa the sew West Froat
street brtffa. The gash was a very
deep oaa, akpoatot the taadon aad reSttlred a aatolw of aUtchss by Dr.
NEGRO BURNED.
Frmak HoMaworth to doae It ap. Mr.
Leaaox hii bata reeelvtag more tkaa
Mab Cromatod Handy Balt, la^ltcatod
hU share of troable aad lltnoai la the
family aad he Is woadertas whea It
By Wire to the Bremlag Rapord.
wlUead,
SavaMah. Oa.. Aim. 17—Haady Bell.
The Travaraa Bay Bawlai CIreto saoliMr accro tmpUeaiad la otoe
mlU maet w)U Mra. Oaerae RofoL CSS Hodgaa mnrdar. to repoHed to have
horaad wear Btateeboro by a awb
Baat Ptftooath atreoL totoartww aftertoat algbL

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Three Bervicea Yeatcrday in Charge of
Indian Mlniaterw—More Potta-

Special to the Bveniag Recc»rd.
Northport. Mich.. Aug. 17.—Visitors
are coming In dally to 8bah-ski>-guxhtk. tbe Indian camp grouml*. Rev
Henry McKinley of the Friends church
Traverse City. Rev. Beeson and
Rev. Levi T. Peunlngton, formerly of
Traverse City but now in Indians,
being there yesterday as guests.
Some new families from Allegan
county arrived yesterday. Thrlr trib**
la tbe Pottowattemy. but the language
Ismly Slightly different as well a.^
the rifling differ»*nc«- in the Chlpp •
was. who were represent•’d by lhai
brilliant speaker. Rev Thomas ('
Thomas, pastor at Odaiiah. WIs. He
left yesterday fur bik htmie. via tbe
Soo.
'The grounds at night present a plitureeque appearance as the ramiis are
all lighted, within, and with th<-ir (aw
lly circle, slit lug around In groups or
lounglug In careU-ss abandon within
the open camps, the visitor fc-is as
though, through s*ime ni>>t.-riou-i
counter taming of the wh«*el of time
he bad been transplanted to the forest
home of wild savage tribes and it
would need but the sudden dlscliMiurc
of bla presence U> make It startling
and real.
Three services were ctmducted yes­
terday In charge of Indian exborteps,
James Was-a ke-sbic of the Soldiers’
Home, Grand Rapids. cimducUng the
nuiralng servicca. James Waun keshlc of the Northport In-lisn mission
the afterawn services and Rev. John
Jacobs, a fluent Indian speaker, from
Northport. the evening devotions.
looklnc up Indian names two
pecntlaiilies are apparent. Nearly all
tbe men’s names end with "ke-shlc”
and the women’s with ’’quay." but they
are merely synonymous with "man"
and ‘woman’’ snd in that way only are
significant.

WHEAT WENT UP

SAVE THIS
COUPON

WISE
PARENTS
lake great care tn se!ectinf
shoes for their chiWren's feeL

^OUR
X CELEBRATED
SCHOOL
SHOES
arc satisfactory in eveiy par.
ticulxr. They fit comfortably,
they look well, they srear well,
they arc moderately priced

50c to $1.50
ASK TO SEE THEM.

S^eenls

weather—Partly ekrody tonight >nd ^oraday; ceolar Thwadhy
and north portion tonight. Brisk northwest winds.

HABERDASHERY
Y.Mir ‘Tooccry’* wants arc at wril looked after here as ytMT dbiKk*
Ing wants.
W«- have the correct ’’little things” that mark a
aa a
dre**ier "
Furnishings must be right la order to secure a place la oar atoek.
Our store Is aglow with the smartest and newest Ideas la Weak
w«-ar. Shirts. Gloves. Hosiery, etc., etc.
The things you-U see here are "dlffereoU”

---- HATS___
We’rt* Hatters, ^'course, as well as Clotblers aad 1
Our Hat hnsinrin receives our special care.
Even new and correct ahape ts here.
We sell only tbe best makers’ best llaU.
We never hitch fancy prices on to our Clothing, Hata or TCmrf
becauM- of Its excelleoco.
. .
We wUI be pU-ased to satisfy any wardrobe need yon may have.
Juht now. dtiring our grand DIBBOLUTIDN BALE SOc will do Oh
most II iw duty.

S. BENDA & COMPANY
RbbI RBllBblB Clothtors

COUPON.
This Coupon with 5c
will purcliasc one of our 10c
Raspberry ice cream sodas.

Raspberry Is a most
delicious flavor if
properly made and
we want you to try
ours.

DOOR AND WIND
SCREENS DELIVER­
ED SAME DAY
ORDERED.
The
trimmest looking
and ienst expensive
(in the k>og nin)
atrictly fine
ghoe (or W'omen id

Gloria’^
»3.»

.219.
American Drug Co.

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TRAVERSE CITY

A ton Una_

MFC. CO.

af tharo

Albert Globcnsky M?r.

W. L. BROWN

Thw Old Rwliablw Show House

MOR.

Cor. L«ka Ava. and 1 Oth

FRANK FRIEDRICH & CO.
Hww Stand. 24^2 Front Street

SOMEIPECIALIILK
OFFERINGS

Most time for a New HatShould you want a new hat be­
fore the summer is over—we*II
Just mention that

inch natural Mabutai wash silk
worth 75c for............................................. - OyC

Advance of Wheat In Cars Was the
Cwne of Prtees Soaring Today
In Chicage.

24 inch Japanese silk in pale blue. pink, i^reen,
orange, lemon, cardinal, while cream. Q Q/^
and black a 50c value special..............

Chicago, Aug. IT.—A sensaiiooai ad­
vance la tbe price of wheat in cars
wax tbe cause of the prices soaring
today. Today’a prices were: Old
September.
new September,
ll.otto: May. II.UW. while yewterday
they were: Old September ll.OCSi;
now fieptember. |l.o&^ ; May. fl.OCti.
Other prices were; Corn—Septem­
ber. U^c; May. 54c. OaU—Septem­
ber, >444c; May. SSSc
September
pork. IllAO: lard. to-kO; riba. |7Jo.
DetroU. Mich, Aug. IT —Wheat—
Aaiaat $1.17: Ko. S red. 11.12; No. 3
earn. UHc; No 3 white oaU. Sftc.
Etotodo; O.. Aug. 17 -Wheal—Cash.
lUb; Beptember. Ii.io^
11.11%; May, «1.1S%

■JT inch black Taffeta, wear guaranteed. worth $1.00 for........................................

Ce.jDrMaiH>ah Riftoa.
bev^ of aaapaay M will
Otoet at the 'Woodaum ball Thursday.
Aag. II. at l oVlock p. ak to attend
the faaerml of the Hoa. Perry Hannah.
Membeca of the original company of
Haaaay Riflea are lavlted to attend
afICh the ooaipany.
Chrniaa dress with’ campaign hnt
aad white gtorea will he worn.

A new lot of popaUr copyrights such ms “Criib**
*GrBustBrk'* “VirginiAn’* Climax and lots of othert
formely sold at $1.25 and $1.50. Our special price

Gfy Book Store

JAPANESE CONTINUE THEIR AD­

Have Occupied Taan Shan and Daplnduahan Paaa Ruaeian OuL
peala Retired.

Sreat Books at
CHIIe Prices
Call early and get the book you want.

MUBT RENOUNCE EVERY RIGHT

Mi 0*tofM EM Hi Uakaawa WaaiM CammHtod BelcMs Oraal BrNalfi’a Note on tha Mhttor
) EMilMi Tai^r III
mmmidlag Hi Tane Wawld PraBy Wire to the Breataf Beeord.
toat Marehantmea WHh
BwBalo. A|«. 17.—Aa eakaowa
EmHmI TMlflit
womaa of 4S committed saldde Uls
War Vaaaala.
morwtoff by gotod over the Aaserkaa
BE WIr* te lk» BrMlpf B#oori.
Br wire to tbe Bvaalag Record.
tolls at Nlapam tolls.
BoMIM. AV- ST^-Tv««t]r tkOMMi
Loadoa. Aag. 17 —It to learned that
••liiinw «t to Bjraphottr toill this
tbe Brittoh note to Rasola relaUve to
MorslBi «rhM ths toMhiBSI ssmIo
the alaktag of neutral ahips declxrel
:UM O. A. B. ««i ciltod to ordsr
Chat aalem Ruaaia renounced every
was gsMfiUr BSjnsiil thot Osb.
etotm to the right to aink auch veuela.
W. Btoiir—r ot ths MsssmIibsoUs io>
waraklpa woold be employe»d to con
psrtMN MMli bo tho ont com
way BrIUab merchantmen and protwi
i«r to ehtof bm4 Chat Dsavor vcmli bo
tham from aacb an outrage. TtaU
ooioctod for tho Boat atoMiai^ ptoeo.
M that tbe Britlab government It
MOB WRECKED A HOUBE OCCU
This ovoatac tho toataro
bo tho
ready. If necessary, to fight for tbe
PIED BY NON-UNION MEN.
oaaoo carnival aad Ulqmlnsilao of tho
priaclplemt aUke.
Charles rtror at Walthiim

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RAM INTO BTIIKCT CAR..

See our new silk shirt waist Suitings in center
window’s on Union St.. Mi yards to
the pattern at per yard............................. It/w

FALL STYLES ARE IN
September 1st is our Opening
Day on

EXTRA SPECIAL
20 inch black Peau de Sole extra heavy pure
silk, rich satin Lustre worth $1.2.'»
3SC

New Fall Suitings Aniviog Daily
See our 54 inch fancy Mohair for shirt waist
suits, if you intend traveling get a suit off
it. Its pi^itivcly worth $1.U0 a yard
our special price................... ............ it/U
A Handsome assortment of suitings for tailor
made suits in the popular Mannish ^ i f\C\
effect at per yard....
.......... ^ A •\J\/

OnmffSS

DUNLAPS”
The finest and most popular ^
h«worn

HAMILTON

'SfiS'

TH« CITY FtfT fffOUM.
^ Yto alMr «r Trww to tMtoix
inrtMHI to MMitof »
ho«#
«l Ik*

a tkoraMh sti^M «C tk«
4ay> MOM ky mltel^ «tl
Mmafi M kg BOPfiirRi
the Holy
WrH to Urn oijttaal.. v
thtt %e pnmitor cmlar of the aarornl
A fragt mmikm araVamknetai
dtoplag to «m to <»e of .the newly apmMky tot BlUtac Mi tka fnat
ftmag eonarttnanto of the nimoap
krypton, and tkat the tomltoatton of tka Bertptaraa. prafotmA to tkm«hi
tko gtoptoy at tke poias may he dwe B»d praetieal aad powrerfni la tka pvw
tm the ooncnntraaon there of the new aaataikm of kto tkeaa. ,Tkc Soaday
Oonat that day hat that eeee ao t

rmu eoslrmtud tor

tor tka cilf MMil toot tooMtoy atokL
f«m. tk* diy wlU Iwro «
iJptoiBHiMi ktoeo jMC o«lr to oMd
^tnmm alroodj oiHlortac wltk co»toSltoto ttoBaoar bat tboM tkat bare
«90M4 m wrU. Tko
MflitoMA bOMdtoc Umoo pottoau to
Ifanr laMoaohli and if there ore oo
to $rm fmn. which to olmoot
pu ItfitolMlItr hU that it will coat
W tol7 to tha |27( expraded for tho
jadimtirn to Mra. KratocbrU a howM.
'
Tko oaatrUK of a ooapoteot aurac
III hlvajn a dltocuKy wbeh aiailpoi
>0M. Mr». K«toebril to a ir^toed
, jllVM nporlcBoed to the work and the
■fhtiwrti to the aew p«d boaae wlU
••ealro the beat of care The enUre
dkhise for aurtln* ooe patJeot. toclod
Ikf board to only
a week.
Iboro are aiare than oae. the charge to
,jirjM oacb. Thaae cbargea are baaed
* V UJM a week board which lea^
$11 h week for Duraing ooe patleot
•hd 14 each tor nror* than one. The
dhargo tor porwaa amply detained to
* daly tie prtoe of their board. I3.M
. The city baa bad oeed Of a properly
jdgatodpd paat houa to -the paat aa1
-dkUe It to to be alncerely hoped that
^ tkore win be do ae«d of one to the
’ fdliire. atlU thd city haa made wtoe
^roparatloaa. No one can tell when
|to epidomto of diaea»e will aiiike
^aoa aad the toWn or cUy that to
roady and eqalpped baa not ne«
•MKh to fear aa the one that U t

at themeelvaa Uke some othar
thtoga. aad It to pretty weU settled
Vhaterer to baa Its owa llttie mic for
ecleaoe to play with. Last week the
dtooorery was the microbe of aenlilty.
It waa found to the nick o* time by the
Paateor laaUtnu. and It aeeouU tor
some recent proceedings to New York.
where a woman i
acoouat of her color and becnuae
lertag old amn with microbes and
milUoas waa sorry he had parted with
hto wealth to her. But wbat’a the
good of the senile microbe? We rec
ognlxe Ha preaeece. bat how oo earth
can It be caught lo baflie tbe dtoeaae
of age? Rnxere’a the aentm for Inoentotloa. or haa tbe hfilUaat bacterial
ogiat already placed the creature u
der cmntroL and to tbe near future
real elixir of life can be Injected Into
the veto* of mortal man?—Boaion
Herald.
In the ^nter of Rlldine. nn Island to
tie North see. to perhaps the moat
curious like In the worM. The atu^
face of tu water* to quite fr«h and
supports freeh-waler creature*; but.
deep down. It la aa aalt as the great
depths of the sea. and salt water
ftah live to It.

The Ameiican Inventor tell* of
narcotic bomb invented by a surgeon
111 the Austrian army which may bo
flr«-d from any gun. Thto bomb ha*
a time fuse, and when dropped among
Ooft^to-^riny American mahufnc- a regiment of tbe enemy will nu
tarora hare been In the habit of aend plode, but will fill tbe air with
tat athrerwafe to England to have the eotk gaaea atruog enough to make
The t.OOO men uncuoscloua for several
tortUah "haM mark- put on it
hour*.
taorktofs of. the taHff allowed tbto
ke retaraed free and the manufacturAccumulation of waste products to
bra daared a nk* mile profit when the
dhaaapaellBC bought "genuine Kngllab the undoubted cause of tissue fatigue.
Bade gooda.- The Brltlmh parliament It Is said that It probably does
much
matter whether jhe*e waste
kaa pul a atop to thto, however, by rei' faalag to allow it lu be dune any producta are our own or our other peo­
loager. It la now up to the American ple’*. Tbe material giving free
Jaanatfcturar to produce "genuine to the sensation of fatigue may b
rived from our own tlaauea by Internal
iTtohgTlah goods- oil thU aide of
reaplrallon. or It may lie breathed
^ grater in aomo other way
with foul air from the tissue* of tla
The packer* refused to attend the
oonfeiwnce called by Mayor IUitIbijb
df Chicago, saying that they had
^ atrlkera beaten. The president of the
fgi btttcbera workmen n>(u»ed to attend,
Last Report From Our Minos.
paylag that he had other huslneftii. The
On August 1. 1904, R- R. Jone*. at
ntrikera still claim that they are prt^
perlntendent of assessment work, re­
^ greeatag all right while the packer*
ported as follow*; "We finished
-r are apparently satUfled but freight
work on Marquette No. 1. and it look*
aklpaaau show that while the pack
fine We tiMik out about seven tons
m
*nade a gain, the nhlpmei
of very rich ore and It Is getting veo
gf the product* were li.UtM) les* ci
solid at the bottom and has a
at a corresponding period last
glance In It. and It will run awray up
mr
[
In gold. We have gone through about
A month or more agvi the announre twelve feet of the ledge, but can't
gto Bent that the fall of P<irt Arthur wa* how wide It la We think It 1* on
the rtekest ledge* around here. Uitli
dear would have created profound
' :la gitement. It waa announced yesterday In gold and copi*er. and if get* b**tter
as depth is gained. On the ‘Stella,'
that the Ruaaton atronghold was
^ taring and that the Ruaalan* had along with the nch copper ore*, ru
glrea up hope, yet there waa no excite a three foot etreak of Hematite rich
gold. I am very much Impressed wl
w gnent. BO ruabing of extras
igtreeta. The AmerU'an jHHipie have finding *<J much rkh ore all over l
ETOwn tired of Ibr war. or rather tired whole boo acre* It can't mean \
0t the anoomicemeni* of thing* that one thing I *urely believe you have
12 grw going to bapp*'n rather than things ent of the greatoot proportiea I
world."
K tkht do happen.
Jooe* Is right There * nothing like
It It's a *ure winner Ikin't mlaa the
I to
QRANOI RALLY.
chance to buy *tock It * a big Invest­
Act promptly
Tvb AfMiMl Meeting in Hanel'a Grove ment It * going fast
or tbe opportunity will to- lost.
Thuraday, August tl.

MAM TMVEMtAM ARimU

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A great grange rally will be held In
Hahelb grove one and one-half miles
gOlMh of Elk Raplda Thursday. Aug
Ik. An excellent program has N-eo
fraghiwd. aaaoag those appearing
Aatag B. E Wise, past lecturer Kan
tM ftata Alliance, and T A Nelson of
Maneekma. Everybody la Invited.
Marvtad TenigKt.
Thto evening nt 8:S0. the-wedding of
Barney ReyMid* and Ulna Imxa Cuntotogkam will occur at the home of
Klaa Cuanlagham on East Blghih
direct.

OUR YOUNG AMCRICANS
Have early and frequent lessons In
that cleanllnew*. which I* next to Ood||n«MUi We too. have utilized It in
practical way. and kwp the oeatest
stucr In town, also the neatest line of
olives In bottled goods of all sli
Stlckney's. 411 6. Union street.
OVAL RHOTO FRAMES.
Are the latest. We have the pure 84caret gold plate to exquisite dealgu*
from 2x3 Inches In diameter to 11x14
and to prkes ranging from 11 to flfi.
Smith A Price. South Ualoa strMC.

ICMOOL DAYS
Will toon be bene. How about that
koyr Bring him to aad we will fit bm
•OL to rn vknie anlL aad aevcral extras
’ Bi gaaU. U select km we have wocated.
LADIES! Sample shoea that save
f
ptoln. also nergea and oaasi- you from BAc to |1.60 per pair ■
V. FHedrlck'a.
Ohioc Bt.

ackool tsaekara arko foBov tka taatruc
tkma of Mr Lloyd a* lo how u. study
aad prapare the leaaoa wlU find their
vork pleaaura aad aot drademyTka main tkoaskta of last eveatogV
laoodrve vace: fl> That character
wUI wto Its way. (Il It wUl 1
dawn the barriers and brldfe ore
ma now existing between caplu:
aad labor, the racial problem wilt to
Ktlved aad CbnaUan people of
churchca wUi be broaght nearer each
other. (8) True character cornea from
Jesus Christ by obeying aad followtoy
Him.
Today at 1 30 the county Sunday
school conveatioB opened its first
gkm. Alfred Day. Mlchlgaa’s eMcleni
state aeeretary. and Mrs. Fox. super
toleadent of primary work, are herr
aad every one Interested In this gresl
work should bear them tonight.
Lloyd win also have part to the pro
gram and on Thursday night be
give bis famous lecture on "The Lost
or the "Best Aputogy Ever
Made."
Card ef Thanks.
W’e wish to tender our heartfelt
thanks for the love and sympathy and
many kindnesses extended to us
Ing tbe Utoess and death of our father
Mathew Alexander. To those t
the beautiful flowers that
lightened the gloom cf our darkened
home, we are especially grateful
Those who ,aelil fitiwem were
Sickle. Mr and Mr*. Chari*** lrl«b. Mr
and Mr*. George l>ell. Mr. and
S. C» liarTow. Mr. and Mr* K F Gn-er
Mr. and Mr* Durgea. Mr and
Babic. Mr and Mr*. S. Beniu-tt. Mr
and Mr*. K. Bennrtt. Mr and Mrv.
Orener. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zeran
Mr and Mr*. W. P. Kenney. Mr and
Mr* Ernie Irish. Helb- Gerrani.
Brotheriv; wreath. Mrs. Ida Benn*-H
Mr*. Minnie Zv*ran: rose*. Mr* Ht-lm
Mr* Mrt«chlan. Mr*. Clark; l>r«>k*n
heart. Mr. and Mr*. Peterson, earns
tionn and flower*. J E GrellU k Co
camktiun*. Jennie Andenwm: wreath
Daughter* of ReU-kah. w reath, Trav
erne Bay hive; cut flower^. Mr
Mr* Georg.' W Gegner. Mr sn.l Mr*
B. E. Miller. Mr and Mrs i;it.*-..n. \
P. Kenney. Jennie Squler*. Mrs i'lar
Mr and Mr* Saderly.
The i'amtly.
NOW. THIS 18 FOR YOU,
Every family use* tea of one brand
or another. We will give a beautiful
handy wall pocket. In English
design, regularly sold for twenty five
cent*, with a bona fide flfty-cenl tea,
sun or pan dried, any variety. One
pound and one wall pocket, and save
83 1-3 per cent, on the purchase New
York Tea Co.
MILLAR AND MORSE
Of 33ii Fniut street <ifler * I 1 line
of couche*. both new and *e«-oiid hand
Price* range from |3.I,o. «lightly
lo If.
the lowest, on new goodr
with a further choice «»f new good^ ur
to 140 Call and s*h> u*

“Tbn Denver Kipreea." which npmrs nt Ch« City opva ho«me next
tatnrdny night, to full of tkrilUng *i’mtkms mkd ntfonf newnr*. The phty
tale or hnmnn laterent
itomads wKh neenee that move the
henru yet wUhnL there to a veto of
ar that driven away the teara,
-The Denver Express" eompan
a oomponed of n star anrrounded by
lot or lesser lighu but to produccl
by a company capable to every reipect.
Tbe Waahlngtoa Post says; "Out
ilde tbe theater frotea pavenaeot* aad
X temperatnre almost st zero. Inside a
picture of the southland with the sug
teatloo of balmy akies and tbe henry
toent of magnolias and orange blus«oms. Thto contrast of stmosphere uc
nirred at the Lafayette theater la.st
light, the occasion being the »eruod
rlall of Lottie Blair Parker'* Kuccea*
ful play. 'Under Southern Skle*.' which
'jvated such an excellent lmpre*«lon
ocally last season. Mr*. Parker ha*
lad a large succe** In wriUng plays
if a not too rabid melodramatic tec
lency. drawing rather upon Ilf*- and
uadltlons as they ezlsi naiurwHv. in
‘he particular locality utlllz<-d fur a
background. "Under S*»utheni Ski«-i.‘
las elements of orgloality, U»th i-«jmic
ind tragic discreetly mingled, and ap
peals very strongly to those who ar
tept a play for ll* value '
Under
Jouthem Skies" will apjH-ar at Stein
oerg's Grand op«Ta house In the n«*ar
fulhre
AN IDEAL FOOD CUTTER
The teeth
All Id.-al fund to cut.
ipring hniilfr*
llatelied right. (*-•1
and bred right, dresned right and kuI.I
rtghl, by the right market, to the right
tooilly. on the right day. A »>iM-cial
lale of kettle rcndensl lard
'Ui f>n
10 cents llrusch Hnui
HAVE YOU HEARD

wiih stsrrh’’ We ^(^alght•-1fr-l n •!
xnd |Hillshi-.l the fnuil r<-tiim:nu
just a* giHHt a* new
You mski i
ntoiake by giving your laundry to tt
ASgon with the Ih-IU
woik .l••l
Hhlli- you watt Wilghi Itnv, I'Iku

A big nm^ttmcni of Imltcs' shirt waist*, worth from $1.00 op.

SIDE

.Ladies’

NE-AH-TA-WANTA
OMENA
NORTPORT

lUst received and

prices:

DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY

59c. SOc. 17c. 25c,
15c and lOc Each

ROIIKDTRIP 25c, 50cJ5e
Ruts lian at 8:40 i.i.
Aid 2:00 p. B.

on pictures with ever^- sale ex-

MADAME RITA KRAUS'

cejiting candica.

Has just ojienetl lo the pul>li:, and a brand new meat mar­
ket where quality and prices
arc right. Give us a call . .

F* Sale By All Dnitcists
A>t<lr*--<

hewiity Ti-atpb-, ir.mva-

trwlAtf l*lm-lDiiait. Obiu.

o. “T. OOX
255 E Front St.
Qtz. Fhonc

l*M TALKING YET

KKMAI.K HKU* WANTKh - I HAVE YOU
•\pply Traverse Citv Canning I
TRIED THEM YETT
Co.
' •22111-tf I

LEST YOU FORGET.-

j

That the Hot Springs medicines
Record Want Ada. brtng Big have cured THOUSANDS IN TRAVRcturns for the money InveaUd. ERSE CITY. They can cure you. For
I sale by all first daas druggists.

OF THE UTMOST INTEREST
I'u rvi ry

Why f

prn>iM‘i livr

piano purcha>ur.

money ton every

you.

l.islrn!

piano Itoiighl

of

W'c.
us.

Hrcaiise we l>ti> tiireclly from the factor}-, thus

s.ivimr lh«- middli-man'" prolit. am) we

IhNir kiiiM l.i-r- ,ir»- ii .\» i:i.i,-oeil to
up to-dulr lM-»lrooin dimr- lii l^iiglniuj
They are ix>iiMdered Inith useful ami
orusuieotal.

Udiaa, «Vtai nan Jump on R. t
pla oa U. lent It
I twill ooma up amlling
Cahnan*s Elaatle Flenr

THE PEBILESS MARKET

Beauty Remedies

can ^av•• you

CALL AND GET DETAILED
Infurniatioo and alau see the ms
lertsl that I* nsed in the manufacture
MILADY-8 lATH
of ihe reliable home-made bame**e*
As well a* the baby'*. I* always fid
that are made by the prarileal harness
lowed by a gt-m-n>u* u*«- nf tali'uni
maker, F. Vutruba. liotne-made har
powder and then* are kind* In *»iU all
Besses can't be beat (or duraidlity
tastes, *iM-li a* Metiin’ti *. I'lilnn i «
^here to more emtarrh In this aac- Rlcksecker'* and other*, bnlh *o.-ni.-l
tloo of tbe countn than alKother dla
Aside fn»m islruni
aasea put together, and until the last and unseen I iwl
few yaani was supposed lo be Incur­ powders. lb»z*i»nr*. I..a Hlsnchi' and
able. For a great many yt*ars doctors half a dozen other fare iHiwder* rnii
d It a local disease and pre- tie found *1 nugliee * UU> drug rIoic.
acrilied local remtullea. and by f
232 Front St
etantly falling to cure with local treat­
ment pronounced It Incurable. Science
L M HKNNKTT ha* moved I
has proven catarrh to be a coo»lltu
Uooal dlaaaac and tberefore require* elry »lore to 137 K P'nini Hi .
oomatltnllaBal treatmeut. Hall's Ca be will be pleased to meet hi* i
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
331.1 33t.i.
Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, la tbe
only constUntlonal cure on tke mar
UlerwL
kec It to taken Internally to doaea
Tbe stranger, w bu Im.l♦fs-en told
from 10 drbfm to a taai|ioonfnL It
acta dlrecUi oa the blood and mnoona that soiurbuil) WN* trying to get nut
nitacaa of the system. They offer an InJunHIon sgnlnai lUone tundred dollars for
loop. w»s stolog It up.
falls to cure. Bond torr drculars aad
"It niii»t lutve to*t a B‘"sl d«-al .if
testlmoolals.
money." he said.
Addiwsa: P. J. CHKNVT A OO, To­
"Well of course." reidird tlie \S a
ledo. Ohka
basil avenne toan. "you i-an't make a
Bold by dmggiata. Tie.
Take Hall e Family PUla fOr eonatl- loop without capItaL any moH- than
you CBS make a capital without ■
loott."—Chicago Tribune.

E. N. POPE, A(t.
R. F. CHURCII, 6.P.A.

Wc continue lo give coupons

beautlfiil Hue in Sii-rliiic uai. « u'
glsi.!*, hand |ialiHe<| chmu
hflr h
lirsi
RaiitsirH J.wiry Slot.

VrtM awiM
nie SwUm g'nernu^iit h»H deeub'd
no longer lo iH-nult f|wr.-nt- i-. I iij.
llze tbeir offupnng’t l y
(mif i-il.
usiiie* Tlil*-la W Iprk Ju-l
,-\. rClM-d «t St tlalKwiib r.-gunl t«. l«o
i-blidrei). one of wb"iti ««•> liM'tl>*Hl
May I. w till.-the Ollier hnd 1-e. i. nuined
by its ItalUin |.n*geiill.*r« ' UH-ell..."
rebel or re\olnTiou:ir>
111»- num.-*
were .-ondemin'^1 *ml the i-liiblrt n Liiv«
U-eu legally rebin-uz.-d

This will tnchide meak and
berth between Traverse City and
Chicago.
TickcU will be on sale com­
mencing Thursday, .lime »,
1904.
Sieamefs leave Travexae City
t.. .ry Sunday, lU p. m., anvl
Thursdays, 6 a. m.

STEAMERS COLUMBIA AND
CUMMINGS

CENTURIES OLD
th«- huhit of mskiiig w..Miiur
gift.s
U. lor. you niak. >oui . i..

YOU NEED MONEY?
Keep this fact In mlud. that I make
It a bualnesH of loaning money in larg<or small amounts on city or country
real e»ute and charge you but a rea
•onable rate of Interest Pay It bs< k
In amount* to ruU youmeif
A f<-w
choke offices lo rent, single or in
suite. K. McNamara McNamara Hio< k

;$tyi
$19.00. ho 4fiT Uatt
$21.00. lor tlie Mfiiaa

VIA

going at the lolhtwing pojmlar

STREET

RORTIERI IMMAI TRAK
00. ROOn IMP RATES

TRAVERSE BAY LINE

Corset Covers
A new lot

A. J. WILHELM

thus

savinj*

ih<-

st!ll

directly lo

a«l<liiional ai^unt or iravelinjj

mail’- -alary, all of which L'oes lo your credit, and our
pners are correspomlini;l> le—.
im^ .il! ilu-v profits.

you arc therefore ^et-

I hese statements are provi:d by

f \rryt»n-‘ of our m.my pleased customers.
hr plra-rt! tn -t-e yuu ill OUT Piatio
of our I-unuturi' 1 Jep.triinrm ai any time, to try our beautiful

We should

Room at the front

pianos and It-arn our

most rr.i-onable tt-rm-

LISTEN TO THIS;
riir following; 1. urr Irom tie- i^frat Ln .

, ilir

most

successful

bantl master

ami Ir.idrr nowlx forr llu- publK
IKHKI. LAl'GHAM,
liC^STON. MASS.
IHWI

IT I’lAV) U*.
H( )S'K »\. M.XSS,

1. KN ri.l'. M KN

1 tlr-.irr to oMrr m\

urr 1 ha\«' tlerivid from tin- u-e td
markalil)' -wa rt .iu.| purr

word- of prai-e and thanks for ilu- ph u--

oiir of

your

I pri^ht

I’lanos. . Ihe tom- i- re-

and wliai 1 esprcialU lik»* i- the -onorous volume of lone,

which 1 think i- rouiulrr .mil niorr lM ;nuiful ih.m any other
u-ed.

rjirii^hl

I hr louch 1- p.iri u ul.irty i \cn and il- li^ihi rrpciiiion makt-- il

of rxcrjjtional tpi.ililv
(Si^iurili

... youTTIways h ear
l’l,\N(.).

1 ever

GIUSKPPL CkKATOkE.

lukilir-i w ord- ol I ommemlation. whem^ver you hear peo|ile
IIWKN

Plano

an instrument

With n-m wrd thanks. lM-lie\e im-.
\our- sincerrly

Thr> t annoi hel|) it.

Ml years of test, such pianos look
It |Mys imlertl to buy the best.

There are not

talk

many

about the HRAD-

pianos that can stand

best—sound U'sl—wear best acll

best —pay bc»t.

We Sell the Bradbury, Jewett and Henning
Piano, and the Famous Farrand Organs

A

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

#1^ nitEiB
pun H«IIUH
or roADc omccTom
rAMCo imoumoMt.

CUBE

Well

m

Tkarv «M •

of th*-

TrsTcrse City bimrA at trade Id tbe
dlTKiti* raon of tb« Peoplei Bav
tags

iiaak

tbU

mumlnit

and

Haaaab adopted
.boaaca of tbe

durips

Worth ef Mon. Perry Hannah
Widoly Aooopnlzcd by Ois
dtaU Press.

the

funeral

afloraooa aad It wa*

city be

tnmorruw

BUKtC'-ntt-d tha*

tbe doalBK be between 1 and 4 o clork
la tbe aftenioaa.

The followinc rvao

hitlona were adopted:
Raaelutlona.
The Trarerae City

licuird

of trade

ever Removed.

A special meeting of the council war
called last

night for the

pnaslng rcaoloUona on

Perry

lianoah of Travente City

Is

rangement* for the funeral
mlttee

that

of tbii energetic and xoeeeasfal btial

waa

Parm

next man.

and

C. R.

He waa one at those pio­

neer lumbermen who made Michigan,
turning

her foreata

(V

The Arm of^which be wax

E.

and

Murray

the ooanrli

blunder and benefactor of ibix city ba.-

bualneaa txperstiona oin-ned that l»eao

iately

farewell

to

frit-uds

and

ilful region to the cvimroerce and »et

surrounding of this life, an.l gone tr

rlemenla that made It what It la today

meet the Divine Ruler, amt

deaee

proxp4‘rout and prrigreaalvi-

death

deep

haa

ni;rci

rlalmi-d

the

Hon

Mr. Hannah waa one of those plain.

pan In public affairs, and **si>**ctall>

aooKihle. sturdy men who d«*nptae mere

in the government of this cummunlty

of our

preal worth, and If Ik wltb tbe yreat

affectation and

eat alncvtily that we meet <‘o ptlve pul:

than.

Hr

iKJTly. cordial and helpful

expreaalon

to

our

aiimm

Trav

He

show, and live above

waa

approachable,

neigh

W'hlle we

mayor of

!e<1ge

wov«-n In the succes* of iht

of areat Inflworc In

rheir leadership and lalxir the founda

pallty

tlon «»f iH-rmanenl iM-ueflta lo genera

licneflt of hla w-|ar couna*-]. and

owe wboao whole life «ork haa U-eu

and Imoimea

like

tlona .vet to be.

bare erer beep Ut foaier the Ipiereat-

to Ita liimbenuen. th>‘ a*]vanc<- giiardx

meat now

of hla home rliy hy hU InduKtry . rti

r»f Ita rlvill7.aMon. the n»« n w ho kept

rounrll

erar and nteana alnre laylna (be four,

tbHr

IM* It

datiop of tbe city In l«i1. and wheta.

puaix-it ahead

life baa been devoted

uah

future

and

Among thene Mr. Han

Whereas.

Thewe

dut|«-s

devolv*- niKin

and

rfly

govern
pr*-a*-n'

ufnr«*rs.

thi-r.-fnre

na

won liy forre of manly might and ehar

citlxen. the rity auffertvl th«- loaa *if a

hia lU reaourw-a

actf-r —Crand iCapIda Herald.

rxerelalna hla

vagarlouB

It la with areal aomiw lhai we real
be that the wladom and
of our Oldeat
be a^ven ua.

rimmI

we are prtiud

•

messages of sympathy and
HIGH

eounae

pbnieer will no lonaei
hut

REGARD

FROM

HON.

•

PERRYHANNAH'B FRIENDS

*

ABROAD.

•

iha'

ao

diatinaolabed

a

cltUen.

of

atirl

^^ty. and that he will leave a leaar>
of

Induatry

and

honeaty

«if

piiriaiHt

wbleb the rlly may Juaily prlrc

Tin family of the late Perry Hanngh
re receiving many

mesaagea of con

\II |»aiia of the country

Many

arc

IU«aolved.

That

thia

MII-hlRan

city

have

and

th.

auatnlm-d

p

'-onaenl
«nd

la

gKen

lo pu'tdiah annie ot

men closely

aaaoimted with

Mr

baa devoted an imirh of lilh life for Ih-

Hannah In the past.

ao«»d of the rtimmiintiy and rommoti

phone

wealth, aiul one whoa»- c-hararUT

ibo from the noilliern ta*rilnn of ih.

me.-.Kag<-s

aptred our people with a reallrathm o'
hla worth aa a wan. aa a rltlreu an<

I'-legranih r«:cvlv*-d:

deplorv»a the death of t«ue iif Ha nioai
and

valued

rnemiM-n.

l!>

J

T

Hannah

tmm
at

a

ih<by

ft lo w

with

th*-

(ft**--,

which

t*-*

fnwn

H«- laiido*! on hU •h*i*ib!*-r
'h*-r*

soiut- ipii—tlon by iho atiand

*f ih*- hum*-ru- I- liU'it*'' "i tu’t
7om« what

rut

hla

fi.lellty.

earnest,

aellv*-

graMii-il

bra.**-

ami
iw .

wh*» w *-r*' **n

It

w h*m

md

ill*

tw.i m**n natn*-*l al«iv.wh*» 1- -ii;..ruit.'n*lliig

ih*' 1<'Ur'.ng d-'Wii i.f *h.

iealing
Resolv.-d, Thlat 1l;«- *l*-* pi--i sv ui[>a
**l

I ini

aultabi*-

city

r*s-«.rd-

«-ngroa--*sl

Cei'Uj

*-*t|i

J.

S ack.

A

coinmltt***-

RfM'keray

s-*»nalst*nc

an*l f

K

l■'lrla1

lay of th*- fun* ral from I »o I .> < Ua-t-

lun.-tal .-* IV ll •
Fjncral

Ihti

naai*ml»bd

re

queat that all l.iialrieaa jilares of 'll.
rily

l»*’ rloa.-d durinu the funeral ol

our aorthv -meiiilM-r

that tli<

due hla memory may b.

T

lour d*-ai

eiveti aiiiittbli

Uenrtivetl. That th< avnipa'h.v of ibia

hanici«-r

life

thane rr'aolulloiia be apr. n<l

bav.

ii|mui

Ih.

Ml-

that an enKr.*aa-d i-.'p.v b* a. nt to e.v-v

► yn!i«n'hy

member »>f the bereavi*d familv
U-

publl.^he.!

papera of Travi ra.

In

biioiiii sh
in

public HiTalrw

W-.Uiani

\'

l-'n« dnrti

an

Eacort

o'.

Honor in the Fjrveral of the Hon.
Perry Hannah.

«b“* ,-as*-d.
I *•<*.

hon* ri *l
• 'aii-

an.l

anil

r.way

eav*'

upright

an

ol*l

Ht* op. n

M waa held

r.r* at

Hannah In a laidy. an Inc aa an eartart
eoniiuinv

white Rtorea and ranipaicr

ha'a

able

floral

tribute pnd

a

J
bmg

T

appofnled to draft

Hannah

apecct.

The deiait that will eoropoar
the houae to-

roomtw mominc while the t»od) Iloa Ir.
atatc la:

Seritt.

Haatlngs.

Bert
Corp.

Gar-J.

father.

an.l Mi-

n

evening

J\ml

other

hla

It was all the result of a dare

Th.* l.ady
regular

Buffalo*

roeoUng

will

tomorrow

bold

Ihci

afternoon

The Traverse City State Itank
o’ckxck

lonnuTow

will

and

01*1

Mr-

busmos**

Miss Lillian Thi*'
s«‘v*-ra'

marriage llr--nsi-

was tssu**d

soulhoru

riiy

lnd .

In

an*i

i‘lii*ag*»

tbe

by

RolK*rt

Rev

C.mnfy

Clerk

Walter

as

long as

desired:

U amy

.\lnakii. went In

Wuiul|u*g

im*»*llng *if the

Tills was Hm* first tiiii.* Iw* bad
ont

be «

ebaoged. however. In an hour. a. wet
•lailon.

bv

tbe

payment

of

aa i

change fee of-five cents.

Ing an exchange, other than tbo pi
of this f«*i*. and no other expea
ship.
Two hundred and fifty lo threo bl
drt*d books an* always kept In tol
each mouth sixty of these books a

W. Boiti|>us. Chureh of England

blsbu)i of

Ubranr

case, bocoaMa tbf

of

.Masks

In

thlry

on

Thcae boo

Siibjecu aa

htotai

biography,

etc., il

travel,

i ludltig

the lM*at

of rooent

fletb

Should a roemlier. at any time, wiab
drop (he service, they simpt/ keep c
1.00k

yeara

On hix w ay he stopp***! a night In \ uii-

such

i*clence.

In

the .library

they vriall

tel or privBi*- n*sid«-n<v.
wnipiied

blinaelf

In a

Inaleiid be

many of these being worth |4, $5 aW

blanket, and

Michigan
Sh*-

K**«*p your iKKvk aa long aa do

ilr«-*l

Change

It

anywhere yoo S

ly *ni tbe wharf
During his long ab
s**n*-e fnun Hvilixatlon ll lias Isen hli
.-U-tnin t«> sleep wb**revrr iilgbt Late
pv-ned lo ov*-rtak*- lilni.

Thi- iKKika are clean and freak.

tVaa Id n«nl.C
- say I
gn*v» an*-r *b-alb
S«»iu*- tli**>r> of tl'at
K.-rt IS iie*-d**t! to *-\pl.-iin tbe **X|>. ri*
rm-e* of u vx idovv ut a spiritUallsllc SO*

read a gm*! Niok. join the library, ai

v

i-ai!*-.l hom*' !>y lh«' s*nous illto'ss

said the Utile tvab.vv empbatICBlI)
I will nex.-r attend quolber."
Why
not’;”
nakeil
her
friea.L
Didn't y.iii have any aexiu.-.lntaue*
Art M It UC.ItlrlMq.
onmlig tbi- siHs.ka'?”
J*-*-.* I - w isoliti I- a *-o'.l*s tor of plrt•I .TUi in doubt about the uiatcriallorf-s
'Ml*- oGcr *lay he tva* .'onvers aatioiis ’”
Ing v\lth UoL<nt ll.*nri, the fatuous
-Not ilislmct enougU';"
"Well. It VV.IS tlila vv.uy ’n»e inedlam
pulnti-r
■ Art sn1l*Tl#-t and exljiWli*uis.’’ Mr said ni> huslxaiut was flien- aiul wantjsohii *:il*l. *'are lnl*-r«**‘tlug jilii*iu> exl lo s|M-,ik lo me. It was to«i dlirW
to liHuril
1 w l-h 1 bn*l koI.sI d*»v n to see bun plainly, but I '.bought I
ognl7f*xl the outlluea of Jim. and I
nil tbe *nI*I ctiiniiu-iils 1 have b*-iinl Id
Ll*se*l liiin *•
then).
• W.1K It JHu
•Only l.i-T v\c< k I -uvisl |..•b1^d two
-Tl. it S vxbat I would tike to klmvv '
yo-i-ig v\..n-.ii ft-.Ill Hi* .umitry I;, ii
-Ml...I i.iik. s X..M «|..iil.t It;’
—1 11** s|s«.k bad a lov*-ly tuoalaebu."
OH-< I -* :i 111-Iil I. >0 to nil 4ltl'*a-loUS ulli-•'Jw*. Ii*.g«: After T.nn*lse.-r’ xho
ri*a<l fro-ii th*- fi.-iii.iI .nil -r*e <b*
lvv*> «|..g*. but wli.-n- is liiii|s«s r'■
•'l b* .'111. r x.iiing .v*.ni.«ii stii.lied the

r l.;i*l *
• hstkexl lbouj;|jts
ful. - l.ix t'r|K»>l

’ITie sultan bns forblildcn Hu* vv«nrg ol nil Itb.iis* s |ix .Vrmeiiliiii x
TIm- i'*.!*.r is U lii xt-*! to sxi)il>o*• 111*- I lo.a|sbi-i| «if lb*-ii .-xMUitry

\\ li.-i.

Tbe |i.r.n pays for a life membflC
ship.

membership Is transferable.

Tl

One bq

dred anil twenty-five members are r
quired to start the station.
If It la worth five centa to yoo I

h.i- r*:urn*‘*l
visit

in

whatever. conn*«eii*d with tbc.ACObl
t*»-

lu Harvey Smetlley of Angel and Roxa

lieen

W**lf w*i

w-.i*k-

book

This book, eachwed In a TkM

black doth

pn>p«Tt) and may be retained aa'spi

con\**r. but n>fuM*l t** sbs-p In a ho­

aft*-rn*Min from a i>u-lii*'**s trip s
a

Ualtod

replaced by new title*.

MHsl*»n

AIIm-m

wish.

re­

main cloa*-.l Iht- haianoe of the day .
A

tbe

Tbe aeatocr may

There la po other formality tg au

at : O’clock.
I

la

or ten yewrx. at the local or aajr olb

iirowsing her sorrow at {varUng.

vvlili bis grip f..r a pllk.w. sl.-j»t sound
of

any

were

aiwmbrv W W,*» Wichl Ovt^arw Hitw.

Hull r.-tiini*-*l l*i Ho- city

to the l>e*t

books pn

llahv*il as long as you live.

Bcevsa

2344-^

THIS MAT INTEREST TOU
Madame

Cheiro,

the

palmist,

has l»een In the city for the past tbrfl
wei'ka. will remain only four days ____
If you are In doubt aa to your fntni
undertakings or worried over tl
falrx of life, don’t hesitate to call. Bb
may fvavc you time and money.

Ll

cated at Room *J2. Whiting bold.
SOCIAL

KVE.MNG

O

hall Saturday evening. Aug. 2ti.
ton Beers, one of the foremost In
minalori*
r.-nta.

of

the

da.v.

Auiutaaion

D*a»ra o|K*n at 7:.*!I>.

I-M TALKING YET
LEST YOU FOROI
That the

Hot Sprlngt medi

have cured THOUSANDS IN TRA^
ERSE Cl’TY. They can cure you.
sale by all first class drugglata.
boggy asd eaM**- <
tlM-lwk<

«MmaM«

- hai-' **l

.-1 Ih' I11--1.

LAST CALL ON WASH GOODS

KJm* '^ W. -i

i-inii*rr*.vx

L

1' t ’ui 11* I

Th*

LESS THAN HALF PRICE

ATTENTION.

M."l< rii .Ma< <'.ili< I
St

Imuuc

with

;hi-

w.h-k

m»l frat*‘

hlroi** If

or

rati 1**- oliiain*'*!

a' !h<' j.'«.-’ry Hi..r*’ of Ita*-

Sln*-Ms -

11.im k- Ear!

*Bi*'h l<K*ke.| Iri.i

• clock

bv

th*' First

this af-. rn.a*n
Rev

av

Whil,- rlt-.-r*' hav*- y*mr
Kir-' clax-x r. palr-

church at

an

e»i>i'n.»*'.

hut

an

er-ounmy

tl

I

esteemed

J. W. Blodgett.

for 15c,

of these an- ver> pretty for eveninkf Wear Uo m
ihin^'i.

to

There are beautiful

thr**< will last but a short time at ihes«- prices.

15c per yard

Choice,

ihc- coascleHs grind of a dirty wraicli-

if she would|have the mosi choice'

.An opportunity like this does not come every sea‘*on.

home of th*' brld*-s parents
Mlaa Klltalu-ih Koslowskv

.\ny cotton shin wai*.i lor

A HOLE IN THE ROCKETT

of Ja*-

The Mlsa«-9 June and Leli
Th*-

**f whit*- r*-r>lan

The

decorated with

palms, ferns and cu

flower*.

wedding

The

march

wa

played by Miss Ma Larkins and wa
•i^hengrtn a Bridal March.“ and after
the ceremony, which was a von pretty
affair. "A
played.

Venetian Love Song" wax

Tbe dining room was prettily

iMK-k.'i

Ihn.ugh

which

r*ime IS con»-'an1lv haklng*

vout

in

If so, th-

wise Ihirg to do is 1*1 d«'jav*i|t |n IVo
pies Savings hank, where your f inds
will be xaf.' Bii.l xieadil) Iner.-asing by
comi»«mn'l inicrest an*l whence it can
he drawn any day you ii*-exl it

Fniro
what
able

t'j

fire.-i'!*

wc keep, and specially
are

Kprirg

the

leather

notice
rocking

chairs Id golden oak. quarter aawei.
offered at special prlcc,s

Icc cream

«Sd

dnaorted

cakes

this week

ihcy'rmagc In price from 7»c lo 335,0d.
J. W. Slater
Miss Essie Swaverly. who haa been

Mr. Bams la princdpal of the Mor

tumtsl to her homo In Kalkaska this

the gucxl of the Misses

one of

Misa SbieJds la

Traverae City’s

girls and

graduate from the local High scbmi]
■and also atiehfied the Kormgl at Ypal

of the waist*-.

There

is

Wc

Do not cxjx.-ei a comjtlele line of si/es however
not a waist in the lot wonh less than a dollar and

some arc worth
$.l.fM) to S1->j0 black and white Ja|) silk waists—just a few of

these left, if your'

size is here you can secure a bar^Min.
Tliis ih< ludes all colored wash goods, also thc^ ,

WOOL DRESS GOODS REMNANTS
Onc-Fourth to One-Half Off

Can’t fall to be suited In rockers, at

were

Icy sebooit at Delray.

all

50c novelties in-'wash kjoods. 20c.
ihal'r

upholsleret,

seat, leather-backed

tn

choice things in black lace strij>c lawns and the fine novelties.

FURNITURE

facinry

decorated In ^aWen rod and dellcloot
served.

That mean'* everything in cotton waists.

have not taken out a single waist.
X.v.ir

FINE

sitting room bay window, which wa

My sl»iccrc sym­

your choice

This i'* ihr ^irraicsi lyarjjain of llu- season in wash floods, and il behooves

the woman wht> wouUl have a handsome summer dress or evenin^r yown—l as many

k*-ep your watch rh an. as there Ik not

William Ijv'ifman

.M**th*allst

pt r yard.

imported novellii-'*
not

2

All mir ’J.V. *v.*»A , uji lo I'jt wash ^ooils wt: have i»u: out at

hi:

w. ars an x mM* j-j

Tli* -•*

itiirt*»n

The ceremony was performed in thi

to your

l.'ii la'

rlblion bearers wore white dr. sacs

Corp,

Dago. George

•!a ii:ht*-r <

ami

mull and she carried red ros.-s

A. TTaej Lay. the late Perry Han
nab’a llfedong psrtn^r. will arrive froit
Chicago tomorrow morning to attend
tbe
funeral. Geo. W. Gardner of MlnOut of respect for ibc Hon. Perrj
Haniiab, w> daaoe will be gives St neapolia. hia aon-tn-law arrived this
the Wc-Que-umg club bouse Fridaj* noon and J. F. Ki-cnoy of Chicag-j
came this morning.
sight. V*
Ralph

Newberry and Robert Walter.

Shields

J*‘t*-miaii T
av*-nui-.

brldowmald s dress was of white silk

16

rogret that distance prevenu my pay­
last tribute

Mr-

lawn and carrnsl white rosi-s while ih*

York Harlxtr. Maine. Aug. 16.

ing

an*l

bride.wore a g«vwn

With h*'arif*'lt s»

Hannah:

Mr

Shields w*-r*- the rtbb*>n Iw-arers

.Hon. John W. BlodgctL
Julius T

IK*ln»it

an.l

S-rvic**.

«*>n waa br1*U*smal*l and H>>) It Hartr

.M

pathy lo yoor slstcrxi and ygurwclf.

Ml

pin or cti.vrm

ta*«i man

M

11 f'P 11 - l;ii

niHght'orv un:*->-* h*

nf rk'lray. bn>ihcr i>{ th*- gr*sim. wi

William Morgan.

ovmmltte.'

reaolutlopa of re

Ibo guard of honor al

pa-r*-*!

lK'l*ivt‘il partner

Knapp. Cor­

poral Wilhelm and Robert Walter max

th-

n*w and d--**|>*-si sympathy for our II

mlttee waa onlered to pnir^riin* a auH
compnaed of Ueuienant

Ar

an-f h

l*»-adcnn. Cal . Aug

The regular atandlne wvrr

Man

Ikvynton.

niman J' r K. O T

-*.i, .-I

nally

at 2:30 This Afternoon.

In marrlag*

From Wm Morgan in California.

ail!

a d«iali In untform will l.e the guard
of honor

ha-

aft*-r a

tins I

Itames of D*-lrav. Mivh. w*-r*- uui’.-.l

will ever n-maln

N. S

to attend the fuiieral of the Hon 1‘errv

Home Ceremony Wat Pc

Miss Motia I.

bright h!s.t in m> ntemi»r>.

Uat eveninp and nrranKomenia nin-U

The

fri-n.l

lue^pftalliy

Mr

street

woi

It* njamln w* nt t*i Fife Ijik

lun* ral

formed by Rev. W. L. Laufman

.i*. Garfl*-i<l

of

1.

MACCABEES’
Charming

M'l- 0 Smith

rltl/*-n

morning

Boccexarnlly

perpetual meokberahlp aaay be i

Kli'W'Vtth this afit-ruiaiii for a vb

(

Kn'ka-ka

evnttipb

su*^laiiied

l.ow lx

bai>- the- *v.-nUig f«»r a trip t** Buf

pass* '

SHIELDS UNITED.

mad*

.-ympaihy <iv*-r the

Ill* )

Fred

Walk* r

Hu- r<i'.inr)!

BURTON BARNES AND MISS MQNA

C’l.iix. y p4'r*-onall>

g. nlal *li-|*oslt:*»n
A meeilup of ('4mipanv

iinaulnii*'i-l.i
wis*h ot

In th<

Ih*' lM'r*Bv.-*t iainilv of r*-rr>
nah
great

Be

was

was th.'

WERE HAPPILY MARRIED

Mr*- Smith J.'ins me In sinreir

»'•'>

WtH

It

and

Rcgacdcd Highly by Great Commander
•\

M

rin«

iiiotliiu

Ills hlgJi

Boynton.

WMimND IN I BODY

K

waa npiKiltited lo -*Tur*- th*

<<>
tiu

liobi* -t

nbbry

ft it'ild>bl]i and

nm

the n.aa

the funeral In a Isidy ami 1.

T’l*' I iii**n«l *■• t I !■.

d«-alh
!n»m

the

Miss

was al*** *f**« l<l*-*l li* aii.-nd

b«sti nm^t litspliing and h»lpfu'

to 111.

honor.

The

^*nu»Vl•^
one of

an.! gn-siN .-nib ar.-.l him to ih*

offlrtal reeonia of the Uui'-d-of tra.b

of

lonx

.•.inuig and im-renting (*•
gr. at

b-i'lt inhTi ot
-tat.

;><-o|i|e

Company

so

Tra«-y I-ay

m* n «*f our cvimnionwi-alih

bialy be exn n.led io the f.vmllv. iha

they

rvim

liltii a tii.i-1 eoinman.ling ncur*

ex preaabui

that

Hntinah:

of

ioiialiti

n

the

M

Mirh . Auc t.-i HI

taller

Vrtivltb's

last

li

Great Britain and Canada.
laincd for ll JO.

Le-ller of Batw

Isgrtg loft this morning for

•iulnte<i by th*- mayor l.i a.-enr.- a (l.i
pli*ce.

A Help to Congrxaaman Smith.
Julius

iD'aolved. That the dir.H’iora of ih

M

was

that all biislm-ss jila*-*-** b.- *-i..-..■*!

lavarvl of trade

the

c( Its ktoi

Over «.000 of tbfl

Inn Kzchaagr stattaot are

<*f (’

.Murray

hard to *-\|M rietice

He or private eharaeier

Mrs

West Baby Funeral.

tlnn. whoar puldir aplrll haa b«Mn f<u

port to every »orihv pn»J**«-t of a pub

Aged 76. O ed

ikt Evening After Brief Illness.

A

A

tips.

ilay

K tmla.v

paiiiHi’g . I.*-* Iv

that

Hraml Mapi.l-*

l.a.K

CALI OF DEATH

family ami n-latlv****

that

A N

t2.to0.tofl.

lad) walking up to a y.»ung geotloiBaa

an.l pin

-trlaiia di'l all

To st'ver n b'olnew*

rii>

buibllTig

ih>' injure.! Iran i" hi- boi'i*

wh*-n

tiur

had

Alf.-n Sniiiti

nil-o*e*l

of

brok* .

from Ih*- riM»f li wa- |a>-i-!bl) daniag*-*!

«a*€»* Intbui **f ao many years Is very

hla peneroua any:

it

w«>rk«Hl on iho -anio **rnfT*'ld ami ll i-

members of this community, tibslglng

the

will

rIv^ui

a

honghi that In throwing d*iwn i1*-l>ria

to

iiitinlty

pn»-<i»»Tliy

*m

young-r

especially

for the lieal ltil«Teala of Ihla orRailtra

and

fnrf-.i

H*-a*l*r m*-;. than Hi*

advice and eounael have alwava U-er

the (M’mianent and auhaiauilal devel

H'x

v*rv

•lately o-raiM-d nor*- -orbuih Injiiri*--

cata of Ihla a*'ct|oii of the ataie latu.a-

and who ha-i

H*-

-am*' scaffobl with him wlu-n n gsv*

four

opment

losa of a lifelong friend, buaj

live*l

h*-xd

•nilrc lM»dv wa- ba-'.!v lir.ila*-*! and hlract-

{r**af

haa

M- arm

mg ph*-lcian- a-* to whoth*-r th*

h*-r«-*if lie pr«-pare*l and furni-h* d

rou. .voiir -lat*T> and friends, lo m*- x

It*-

J

grii'm.l

say and h«- also starit-ii downwanj tmi

and

aft

Ijik.- afi.-r a visit in the city

H

-n-aa ahs**rlat*' atui comiianlon «»f fortyIn

th*

on

hotel

n***ently to att.uul a

\V

do

much i*difled by tbe sight ot a younj^

synod

K

ho ground

hung on

hereby command

m*»rnitig

«l*ou-

when It gftv*- wav pr.-clplialluc hitn )*■

he baa. th«- larRi-al ('omiiK-rrlnl Inter

pl*r*-

sr*-

pasaeagers aad will

j

II.

fonuiiai**lv

public service and

b*' M

The Bookkxvcrs' Ubnrj la tbe
wM. aad has a paM ap rapBAl

•h- family <.f ih«- d*TeaM«*|

Much aympnthy fo*

Ilia

-Iruclur*-

waa w (irking (*n I hi- scafTnbllng *-vi-n

aumber at

I trip i.i Ho- city

I'ongr* cattonsl 'tilp to
i*' i* lints

:lv<-» of the people, lake pleaaur*- Ir

-Ity,

this

iM-ing (om down

plonrvT hualneaa man. r< preaentliiR a:

yenra

Moslck

! tioin.- this

thS

making this official alaiem«-nt of hi-

<pr«*a*l al Inrg*- utwin Hi*

1C.

In

; iM« morning on a bu.*iiuo»s trip

|^•tllnsuli.

scafftdding

obi

wbleb Is

bo ri'piaco*!

1122

hlgh

sn.l

tiibag**. Ml . Aug

the la>ard of tra«h

•hurch

U«-s*ilv«‘d. That Ih*--**- r*‘soiuil*»n-

Tribute of A. Tracy Lay.

Rea«lv«*d. That

f*'ll

of

this city Im- *-xi*-nd*-«l to the b*-r*-av»-.l

received

The folbiwiiig ar. a few of th*

aa a friend

eneraette

l»< lng

Sc*.n*-bl

WlMIsni Ma\t*-*i wax w.uklne <>n H:*

thy of this la**ly. an*l **f th>- p**.p!*

Very many tele

are

oate

fluene*- wer«* ever for better and no
bier doings.

*iualn«-a me'hiKls and hla n-<-tiiu*l.- «*f

'be messages from im-r In puhllc life

creat loaa In the departure of one win

in

citlxen

-luraelvi-a lo atriv*' to pnifli by hi- -sf.

ly do not ran- to have publlahi-l. bie

alate pf

rv«ry

tnd temperate life U> the people of the

dolence fmm frleoda of Mr. Hannah Ir
'i-gari1«*<l aa private and the.-.e the fam

ther

fore

and

Reaolveil. That wo, the r* pr*-s*nla

Traverae City baa elalroed aa her oar
Jofly cbaraeier and Cf»mineOtlahle In

advlxi-r.

haa part«-d with one whose life ami In

City and tbe auie.

Oialo-

Brvisea

Tbe MyrUe Is a good, sUoacb

boat with aecDmmodatiQoa for quite a

*‘lt»se at

K A t'lary of Gran*l Uaptdx rviurn***)

b* Ing *!l* li»cati *i at th<- i>h*iul*i*-r and

Resolved. That In hla going tin

peraooal Influence for the aood of Ibi

tn

Miss Grace Gartlio-r r*-luru«*«l to Fife
('.

(wrnty Uir*-*'

of
the

apbulldina of thla euntmunliy. dev. l.ip
and

ojuaplruotiti

lM-*-n

muiitcl

Hon and the state haa lost a foremost

to th*

a

the

hav<-

(I'ac e. fairly

laraely

helrl

toward

forethought

an*l biday we ar*- reaiilng th*

centered In ihU iu<ellon. aboac effortt

facea

Michigan <iwea much

and

SuaUmlng* a
Shoulder.

and Other Injuries.
H..y

morning

the first

the city, and In times past hU kn*iw

example aurvivea

the communlt)

FeeL

village, and

cannot Keep aueh men wltli ua. thoir

Hannah,

five

«lr***-i

baa ioat her foremoKl clilrep. a niau

erac City. In the death of Mr

NV-ah la wanta

Kiugal.-v ihi* morning for a visit
!

being for many years presld<-ni of th*
later

t-»

Anna Bartb-tt r^'lurr*-.! to h

homo

A BAD FALL.

Unfortunate Young Man Fell Twenty

Whereas. He slwaya took an activ*

dlstln

Hannah, one

Mn*

WM. MAXTED CAUGHT A BRACE

cated

pulabed memberi and an aaaorlate of

Perry

went

picnic and dinner

pioneer and chl«*f architect In the d •
v(‘lnpment of Northern Michigan, ai.1

foundatlnna <if Travenie (ify. and hU

Iha'

with

Blur

this morning to spend the day

0.**<-ar Simpsoa ri making a biisinc«>

tbrmicb the d»xTi^- €»f a Divine Provl

baa learned

Mrs. Allen Grayson and two daughters
and Mrs. Bongo and daughter and Mi>
Gciirgc

RDY SCDFIELO TO GROUND.

AND HELD ON, SAVING HIMSELF

the head and fnmt practically laid tbe

lauDcb Myrtle aad wOl aae It oa Carp

and waa one young lady's way ot cx-

Mrs, Sam ll« and three daughiors

vi-lting friends In the city

Resolution.

a E. Wynkoop baa parebaaed tbe
'akc.

toaUoa at tbe Tgbart laa lArarf
TrmTetae CKjr.
«>t earporattaa

‘ aeecoaamoBatod.

and planting a anunding kiss on

Walter I'algc wont to Ncss<-n City

adop<4<d the following res4ilutlonB:

bade

ermstn

this morning on a basim-ss mp

SCAFFDLOING BRDKE THRDWING

WTiereas. The Hon. Perry Hannah, v

boar aagsaeted tor tbe atoreo to reopea to order that tbelr dcpoaUnra caa

Passcraby
and

ihis morning.

rewoluMonr

GllUrt. C.

HaB*vcn

Hop.

The baaka

oSMa a baV boar earlier (baa the

','otumbla
Helen

oa aeeoaat at

Perry Baaaakb faacraL

:ooU be very popular.

personal
Miss

The com

the

Ikjckeray

Ui aetxmnt and

canring Ihroscb th<-ni the patbwaya of
progress.

drafted

fkeai I o’dDck to 3:B(royetodk to
*be alteraooa

Burr Hlggia*. w«*nt to Grand Rapld-

purpose of

tbe death of

Viral MatkMl baak wBI data toanr

Tbe btowtag of tbe wbIsUe ef tk •
Joba P. Ott Lamber coaipaay at :
o’clock thW* afternoon aaaoaaccd that
tbe cut for this aewaoo bad been con
pletcd. The mill will done down sow
and tbe time of aecitrlBg more logx
will determine tfie beginning of oper
ationa. Tbe plaat ran eight OKiatbs
this year.

FELL FROM TOP
OFTHECHORCH

Hon. Perry Hannah and lo make ar
dead, and many tnoum the departure

h ^ tbe »en»e of tbe mectlOK thai

doced

■

reaola

'Uoaa la bopor of the late Hfjn. I\n7

tba bsaiaaaa

fare ef the blty Is Now Fof^

TTOWES FMB mBMD

M CHImm OMcralty

The itooptob 8a*lasi haak ftod tbe

F. Oa Ui;i*.r
<
ptotfd Baadsa's Cat Altar
WaHUagiciBiH Moadw.

SHKMf RR PEHT UMU

Mmya Baan fatanded for Oic Wel­

«r tlw Omt* and tlM WtM<«
>M«tw Cwamuatty.

tamO, wkan Ate jm( Mr. Ba
a Bn A IMM ahmdj pnvara*
lor Ua krMe st Mntj sai tker vIO
t kbtoe after BepC L Tker HBv«
createg aa tha f:lt Fere Mai^
«aeue trala lor a trip to Ckartenite.
Maektoav lalaAd aad oIBcr aortbera
cmr oouNco. hcld a sFceiAL aoft tovaa.
Maay alee, aaefal aad oraaawatal
Mtermo.
praaenta were reeelTcd which ladnded aUTorware. cat gtoaa. kaad palated
cktea. book caae aad wriiiag desk,
dock, dlaaer act aad other furoltnre.
Tbe out of town gneata wet* Mr.
LOtt TO THC CITY DCFLOREO BY and Mr*. A. G. Baraa. Roy Bams of
Delray: Mlsa BHxabeth.Kotloksk.v of
ALOCRMEN.
Jackson. Mlaa Anna Pettltt and Mia*
Nellie Cation of Benaonla.
RatofiMn Th^ a Hand That Haa Al

OF RESPECT

The h04y «f (be late Bow. 9mj
tmmak vfll He la gtate at the tBm^r
■Meacw m 8txtfc-v«rec« tamOTrote
tnm If t» U o*cloelL
tt Is
hr the fbarflr that a*
who Aertre 6 took acBla npom thelaee
at Mr. Haaaak ihaR hare aa oppertnit7« aad as naay aa caa do so aiw
METWUfI THC NOUm OF 1 AND 4 redooMed to can betweea tbe hoara
stated, as there wfll be many bere
TOMOItflOW AFTCItMOON.
fraai tbe somiaadlag enwatry wbo will
Bo< arrive la Ua»e to pay tbelr last re­
D*«fl S>rr»w Iwpfwd ky
M«m- spects early tn tbe day.

inKSS

MsaianMir

umnis

morning

K*-ough. re-

We are going through t\tc dress goods stock and taking out all short ends and ‘
marking them at above prices. This is particularly timely just now as it is almost >1
school time and you will find these remnants just what you need for dresses for the
children.

Yon hiYc not had treater bargains offered yon this seasra, wQl yon take ad- i
vantage of them?

naaawr. Awaiiat ay WM.

MMM IT 1)E WKin

=r^'t£;:S;£:
HO«i

Wttrmim mau
•t IM fwWIi Wr.
ii lt iw Ima a ptmwmn to miow tte
ortdek pmrm4m
W dMi* W* Mtwiw oMkt
mrwtinra bei
IP ppaKOMd of W. W. MJtebpft. CPd» is m NiM tMk lo\welb(]r 4l«ptaT mac; Blwpr4 Bodbey. Maatotop; Jaataa
8. Staanw. Lmdiactpp; •paacar O.
p Mitfc or rMOVOM of wMefc Mk^
■ •M
ararj rnakim at nabai*. Bay CHy; F.-W. OBehrtaC. A1-.
paaa: Thoratoa A. Oraa. Oataaacoa:
h Mate In Bwpwh—amt
wmam tkaUA that HkWfM to oo^ loha OVBBachaa. Ba«ala; W. A. Whhmaa. MarppMtc: Oeorfc M. MaahPk.
tko far—nw Mata* to tte Uakia.
<H—II OB the Mia avaaM laa4 Baeaaafaa: C H. Worehaour. Chaa■ to tiM platoaa of statos ami facial aeH; Aaatln Farrell, Maniwactc.
Tha tact that Mtchlgap la aot a
It tIalM ttataa sorcraaMat aai
iMrtft* balldi^. tka Mldiicam baik! ‘'ope-peodaci** aUte U broapht to the
OtetM tba tfiatlacUoB of occapr iMeatloa by the agrietihoral dtapUy
Um BMt atfvaatacaoaa aad bow: Bat few Btatea are able to exhibit at
|MMMBMas poaUioa to be areortievi treat a raiicty of agrlcultaral prod
\ alBlo boil41aa. The alnietBre la It •tcu aa Mirbigan. A trinmphal ardt
«H ia appropriata to tbU booor aa£ forma Ibe eatraaee. while ’'Mlclilcaa’’
a Mat plaaalas appaanuice. In grain adoma the arch and the tame
_
• Mra aplaadid atata adliee: word to aecda omaaMBta the bnaea.
M Mra apleadldly furaUbad. m Teh decorattona are claatera of grains
laaat to a praatar dopr«« the ind tbeae prevail alao to a great ex
paaJItlcfl aod rooTenleoce* tent In other portiona of the exblblL
^ flat aad oomfort, abk-t U »o e» rycrupylog the ceotcr U a ammll oSce
Mtiat to a atatc bolldias It !• tfak with Ktraw-thatched roof. Above a
ftmctartatlc wbIHi ha« made thf frame of polatoea apHIIng "Michigan'
iNUIdlag a favuriu ai tbe ■a a wolverine, making a pretty con

rr*

Braad portieoK BumMiod tb<

aad front, and fumUbed with a
■Wiititadr af
iPd porch

arllloa

omUb.

taC todacd.

chain,

rociu-n.

tbc bulldioK la lorli

Tbc lolcrlor with Ka par

Iprd, wrUlap-ruoma, oflicca and n*«j«p
roOM

la

d<'rl<l<xlly

fho faraitorv an

ailrartlVt-

dappolnintcolw

art

Ota of MlrhlRan and arc In bar
M«/ with the buildinic. cnipbaalzlni;
rprt and caac. and rt-l nut making:
Pi hltonpt at ilaUiratcDtii*. Hurnruod
Ik tho buildlns la a mac bcdRi vbua.
irmlth of fowcn and r<illaj;i- fnrma u
llaKlK coatraat Ui tbr Uary white of

^c banding
With tbc catauiiahcd record of Idlrh
Ipu ha a mineral autc. li la but fitting
\kat tbc oxbibll in the i'alara- of Miner
IM McUllnigy

eahlblU

rbould be one tif I hi

IPOBt prcacoU*d

b>

11 1-

alali-

Tbt

IlKlay la one of tbc moal Inlcrcatln;

No

Mlrhlgan'H

n*piita(lon

aa

•Miploo of atamp rock, mineral, phi
Ipgntpha

xbica.

litblnt

platt-a of aa auperb fruit a>

Crimaon. given and yellow o!

he applea find a plegKlng contraat I*-

this metal.

he

A raaaa of mpiwr welgl

pure

white

plendid

|m

of

keeping

the

!abl»*a

qnalltlea

Tlu

of

MIchl

ml, cop|w*r la evldenrc of (be rich

.an'a applea la evidencerl by the fad'

wa of Michigan a mlm-a

hal

although placed

With a hundred aampie* of ore, it

lat

October, they rival even th«- ap

lea of

niaimetlr. an

O algna

miaca ahowlna iM.ih the aiirface an

rom

whll

the

Wolverine,

the

atorag*

aoBie

havt

decay

B**aldea

all

ih«

experimental

atatlona

<•

Th<

applea

In

prime

condition.

th»

ireumfr fence attract conalderable at

abowi

enlion

The dlapla)

nented

by

fruit

will Im' aiipple

dlKplaya

from

th<

aide ti

\arlety

o

illdt

exe»-l,

aa

the

largeal

gooseber

te.o In the Inillditig are a<M-n on MIrhi
:an tabb-a, while only the faoev cber

Through the efforta of a a|i< (-ial com
PlIaloB.

Michigan

werjr CTvdltabb

la

able

eihllili

claim

j

in the l*mlac.

Pf l\»rvairy. Ktah an-i llano

lvnclo*iii.

IcK from Oregon ran rival thowe aeot
•>

Paul

Ri>ae

id

Frankfort,

tpanlah and Schmidt

k

yellow

Ulgeanvau b«'

;tg the \arletlei>

/ U» exhibit apaiH- la a niailc t

Peara. pitima and kludriM frulta wi

tjtfri) of Norway pine

from which ih<

• ahown in aeaKon. and a apivlal ef

K Irirrh bark baaketa filled with norHien

rt lor prlzc-w Intiera In |H>arhea am

5' leroa

are

hung

The

foregroiind

!•

“^ occupied with a long table on whlci
imdc

produefa

manufactureil

wood arc abown

fron

Moat inter eat mg O'

theae la pa|u*r pnalucol b> Ihe KU irh
•Pf

l^*cr

pood

la

('omi»an>
aluiwii

In

pooked. palp and

of

Al|vena

the

paper

Tin

log. chiptlo-ae Iwlnr

the various atage# of ihi- wood

Iron

table U

of

:rapi'a will Ih* made
The iKwiih ill the 1‘mlace of K*luca
iNi

tniereai

orpatncntal wo»wla to be found In tb^
Chap

The variety la aurptialng. mon
aeventeen

wot*da

being

ahown

; Wooda fof flemring alao receive aiten
thM.

The
ed

In

aldiw

of

ala bn

both

»ed condition.

the

b«mtb

an

In

rough

am*

The

ruailc

move*

go<>da.

a*-e

back

•rooBd Bupportlng largr mounted pho

tacrapha la atipplemeoird by piatika
tspf aaadry varleilea of wtxid. both In
ItWfb and finlabed atatc
ppBber of iBterwatlBg facta arc
I hropcbt oat In the exhibit Balt endt
r Ita place for the reaaon that 4.S«7.^U
hartcla-of salt arc arapomt^ with
tPtoae from the taw mUla From 111
paaaAa of refuao fucU 1» Pounda of
pMlt can be made, and were
tlUa chPap fa*i the coat of arK-uHtig
i ili^ aalt popM he far too grpai
’kam Viaei at healork bark baara the
riptloa that 1**.00p eorda of UU

|Cw aw.wakMi ^ * MnaaM.

.. - hk.

building.

telU

of

uid planoM. bnt he baa a fine line of

sionr

■lew kitchen cabinet.^, wlthor wllhoul

alaiut the pyramid*

ddelKiard lupa. Uiat

would

bring joy

mo find It* way Into her home
sk

.\u>erl<-nT«

wrlbT who oin-e made n

wnter

that

wn*

wMidylng

ionment

They'll sav.

hundr**la of year* tu build

andl*'* like wafer*, rararnt I.- uml Im*ii
lM>n*. In y«*1low |uip»t bag-i. *<> w«- ban-

A wmlor of one of our Linn* iiutiin
factutiiig ctmeema «-nme through thr
Btoec the other da.v and notlcinl a boj
•Ittlng on a t-ounier. *w Ingliig bl« leg*
and wbUtlliig rocrril.v.
Tbe
aenlor
confronteil bloi nud Inquire*!:
“I* that all you bnv*- tu ilo':'
"Yea. air."
‘•Very well, report to the ea*hler
and tell him to pay you off
We don t
N*| Itny* like you :i round here "
"lliit. air." aald Ihe m»tonlKlK-*l boy,
"I don't work for you.
I bine Just
liought **»nje ito«k1» nnd am ivnitliig for
the bill."—Chicago Journal.

To all

complexions

pimple*

ar*-

black

ho hand* of a

by

the

I'nlveralt.r
to

t*

well

'Ion

Both

In

dealgn and

head*

•extractor"

irtlailc
mn

of

laale

lU'aidi'K a

phoiographa

a

In

pr«fe»*lonal roanSrnr

of

if Iniervat.
lilblta made by the coinmlaalon la qital
Hy rather than quantity, and the ervd
lUblc ahnwing la due to the fact that
little

attemp

waa

tccorailon*. but

made

all

a

rialioraif

efforta

weer de-

the mate.

One aihould not come

Latlrcttl

which rer*'fitly

good

He i* M

face a*Hngent the complexlyn bocomeiDON'T GO

rouolh, without blemish or Irrliallon
'all and talk It o*er with Mr»

Bonm -.

AIxMit

ON

the fall

► lm-p
A K©«aiwa©rwl IIU W IM 0©la,
RlebiirU I'roker otwe vtoll.*! iin nneiit KnglHb cnKtle. tbe o** in r iM-Uig
alioeiit
at tbe
lime
The *:ilei
lu
rliarge wa* gvuemu* **ul« lii» mformatloii. ami n* n eliinnx to Hie *«-ric*
uf liUer»**Hug rixuli- nyicnod n door iiImI
dlo<lo*ed a large nuinber ol liottlc*.
placed In per felt symmctr.r.
••.t pyramid of eni|»ty UilHc*'*" ex
claluiod Ihe S«w Yorker
\1 b;il doc*

ur (irivi-

i>iH-aiu*e

but

mtet iiu'

two or

Ibni-

tiu-rr Iuim' Im-u a

1»-<-n only

grnit

koIiIkt*

them over, SK ih<
here

j ud i^un

lake to

till- .‘i-iiili.-ifo > nn.p.ntgn. w lu-ii war<-.<r
fa.-t jiK I bey

Barney

making

bepoc* a*

>m»I

h

ilier \* hii wuK returning to euiiip luaill)
woundnl
••'.In- juu ouc of Ibe heroc*r *lu’
a*knl
i.ord, nu. eii-I in no her**- Junt
one ..r Iltr Stvib . uvulrj ' --t bi<-agi»
JuunniL
riaw«ll *<01 •» Aulharll^.
11.■lnlll1^•ll Malm- ti IK of :i gm-

Mr

lal dlKpUle **IHi refeli-lu-C lu tin- wonls
•luiiiir

and

luiuli.K.u’

entertainment

TALKING MACHINK’

Hiat

un.^

What

la

prettier

than

a

riiKilly

wife

1

the

t aisooth ordinary kid?
enced
Oxford

The experi­

buyer will say, “Olvo xnc the
for comfort."

Both age and

youth say. "Ditto’" “So say I ~

Row­

land W Douglas. 151 E. FYont St

WILLIAM OWEN

J. W. McCONNELL'

“THE LADY OF LYONS”
MISS CAMILLA REYNOLDS
ugrt Of • RoanMnd” In "AS YOU LIKE IT” Haro
Some Time Ago.

fa*uicd

dleiiotiary

**a* ngtil." l lillekliil Mr

.Seals now selling at the box office,

F»rio«8: 3Bc, SOo, 7Bo, tol

Ho*'elK. *1 Im-u In- li.i-l fetind tb.- n-fer
be lead

a Imid «ii

evinirt

qiiuliit H" *lio« mg Hie l ufrei f itoage

' I M TALKING YET

• W 1 IniK-luil liiirly iliH.li liMl.-dKliC*
of ru-e Uni * i-K
'•From
taken''

d.-iI" ri1«-l*

**luit
ijm-ruM

• Wllllaiii

pri-purml”

uulliur is tie

I lean

Mr*

eitraet

Hiiwi-.K

llu**ell*. '

wa*

the

The

I niteil

bi»

w ifc

umuiE

Stfite*

ariii*

l.ognii li iK wnili'il fut M
l.:^.ia*' jM-*4jK ul Ibe liv-->

TRY A record want AD.

GASH GROCER
Boll; pton. All pods dilitifid

you are mKn

Ing by not owning a VIFTOK
rrob

226 Eist FfBiit Strait

Juai consider for a moment whai

lu hav.

er*. Flayer* and Speaker* ror.*tstiH*
ThI* I* exact!*

Sing

■mmau'l for a rone*

■.

what u. ma.l

pOH.sIhli- Ihruiigh

the medium of the VICTOll TAI.KI.V; M.MiK.NF.

1*1 th<‘ wonil< rf'il

\ ICTOR RRtXIRDS, conalatlng uf thoiiKaiuK u{ ir.fr**r*'nf
Sting*. Solos on any Instrument.
Quartet*

k<'I*-ci

iun«

Band and ()nh*-*trm piece*. Duet'.

Humorou* Speerhea. etc

*1110 "Red Beal" brand of Vtriur RrvMrds ron*i*tK of genuine >-*'
lectlonB by the world * leading Ringer*,
appear In public only at advanced

prlr»-K

Vlolinivt.*.
and

ctr - ariKts

lp*arlably

to

who

WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR

RUBBER GOODS
TRY US AND BE COIYYINCED.

crvwde.l

.-219..“

Y’ou may have a concert every day for a whole year and n*>i re
pi-at a single R*'rord

Michigan, with the raengcr apprtiprla-

one ran never tire of the ©cleelions.

so great is the repi-rtoirv for the VKTnR
for

new

ones

are

K ing

And

AMERtCAN DRUG CO.

i»*«i*-d'

VICTOR rcproducl^ous arc *o true to nature that it K dKlruli t*i

NO WILL COULD SC FOUND.
Many an akUte has draggad oat
years of expansive delay in probate
aoarta tUnply becaose tbe papers that
wooM have explained mattan couM
not be located.
Docomeato of this natore arc fre
quantty tucked aw^to aoM book or
drawar. whaa fnaTa slasaH sum tbeir
owner can raat a box to tbc vmalu of
tbe Plrat Nbtloaal baak. Thtoboxcaa
be visited as oftaa as daalfad. aa2 htratobas (be bast aatogoard asalast loos
by ftra. tbati or torgettatoaas.

diatlngulsh fKtwecn them and tbc original aiitola.
VICTOR la

bo

Imtaonsely popular—over

were sold last year and orders were

This I*

four millkm

received

from sU

why

dollar*

worth

parts of

ihc

Wc Offer a Campleta VIcter Outfit for Only $15.
It to a aplendld machine and all Victor Roenrda can be uonl on t«
If you' prefer a more expensive outfit pay for K by the wreck If you
Cone and bear the VICTOR,

cbasiK or

doL

wbotber

you

Hot

Springs

THOUSANDS

medicines
IN

TRAY-

They can cure you.

For

sale by all first class druggIsU.

contemplate

dtp Optra Boust
Safurdap Huq. 20
Bolden Bros.

THE
Denver
Express

Sensation Of
The Century

The Greatest Scenic
Play On The
American Stage.
A Carload Of
Special Scenery And
Mechanical Effects.
LOTS OF SPECIALTIES.

ihe

world.

tsrtoh.

the

PRICE 25c, 35c, 50c.

every week.

■Ion of $M».000 to equal or even make X
favorable imprcsalon wiih auen ^tatc«

That

have cured

triti-purt
eairjiiig
iiillipplUe

Favor

Anderwon

LEST YOU FORGET.

ELGIN C. LEWIS

ERSE CITY.

houaes.

SiMttikSifftrws

S2SSSt I8tll

how much real pleasure ami

ur recital at any Hme.

Sons,
Amer­

IN BULWER LYTTON'S GREAT ROMANTIC DRAMA.

Play©d tho

pruivi-r. **liili- hi*

■ 1\ ell

and

SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT!'

with aI Croat
« ast
duding
Includ

prvwured one long ago.

dainty patent colt Oxford, with a full

^OTEINBERG’S
0 Grand Opera House

1 11.- iMueliKt i-ontenti'd that ' Imu b"

and Mr*

ably not. or you would have

Oxfords.

E. Wait A

Company

Did yini i vrr slup tu think

himself."—rortlaud Oregomau.

ilelcii) w-rwrlng a pair of comfortable

S.

.....................................................
.
_
—

IVtIluun

nru-u- 1u-t**e4'n Mr

LET THE VICTOR
ENTERTAIN YOU

It moau? ”
"M.V inaatef comi'* h«fv oi'caaional
ly.’ a.nlil tho guide *oftl.v. "to renlli*
wbnt a glgnntlv ao« In Ima made of

TO THE SUMMER GIRL

by

Drug

ronUl w fcic

Mm.- 1% nearly

rhamplon and Farmer*

Itc t¥»th lu KiiK-k

For sale

Noi* tbul you ar«-

Mie a l iny

lienrt the -jilnt »>f Hiik little in< nlrnt of

we

It i* Hm«- you lm>k«-il

Hot Springs com curt, 10 cents-

HANNAH A LAY MERCANTILE CO.,
distributing Agents.

"ill all the w«>rld « liiSIory. " be luibL
"Ihcrr U;i\r
heixx-K,

WORRYING

now ng

havi- grain drllln ihat work whlU- >uu

Frtini St

Hot Springe healing salve, 25 cents.

ate* Hint tluy wen- nui bn or*

Tul.
tut ■
eirlaUiutl
•ilea no autb.Tit* '

appllcallun of a

Hot SpHngs soap. 10 cents.

t'amaban of Iiwll

eacb Tear of bi* age

after the

Hot Springs caUrrh cure. 80 Cents.

ican Drug Company.

.iiid

I’rwfeK-Kir *oii I‘llo»- of Ibe rnl*i-r
*My uf .'it IVlerKl.urg 1* in tbl* <uiin
try fur a
of iu-*eml wi-i-k*

» cents.

:it M c^t 1‘olnt.

W'U* Ii*ll«nlteil

nliliongh «b.-

druggiata.

It*>r*. triitl tu liiipr<-K* upon the gmdu

lllty
Mary tynwen of

all flrat-class

Hot Springs Quick Relief (liniment)

anapdia. a im-nilHW of :|ii- iMi.inl of * !*•

"luiu bevm ■■

Jmv Co«»ke. tbc lotemn fliinix icr lu
Suiulny in lnK»l fur imuf i1u
taught

sale by

Prices, Hot 8pr*agt tablets. »1.

Jqhneon

w'a"

Tlic <biW*?er empn-Kt of China
trilie oicr Tu y*uir* old

Cure all chronic diseases,
for

gTadiu»l»*l from

the military m-sdeun

to tb«- fair and eipoct the diaplaya of

ns Mlaaourl. Indlatia. Virginia and
Paaasylvnnla and California, wboae
appropriation* range from ISSO.OOQ to
ll.ooo.voo Cooaidaring tba dlffarence
In the npproprUtlonx. Mk-blgan mnkn
the beat diaplay on the expoaltloii
groantla. and while It ti to be regrettod that nc4 a larger amount was
vote# by the Michigan loglalature.
Mlchlgin vlaltora ahould feel a prid>‘
In the ahowlng made.
Mtoi^w day. to be cHabrated Octoborlt VIII ba followad by Datrolt day.
Octobar It. aad tka Mldilsaa atate

wn*

iN-aii Hu** III*.

personal

HOT SPRINGS REMEDIES

Tk© Brwrrltr ©r Ne«1 U.r*©©.
In athlivuJug the rto*© of cwdcts

ind

votixi to aecurlng the ftnewt producit
if

afternoon with, half a iniun-l
Candy Co.

MICHIGAN

Thomao*

qalred Wljah.“'1-Uc,' moann! the secoml darkey,
tadltviling the nglon where Hu- |ialn
toy. *r*e got w*h awful pain* In mab
hack toah"
" in dat ca*e.‘ responded JUIjah. solrmniy. i know* wL*t .w.n ..nghu r do!
You oughter go over t. r Ju« kw.n. 1 »ry
aa.T* dal d«*r * d*- U ^t lMirkt*ric4og1at
over derc in do whole aouf ’ "

aiiiilliig reply.

L'uban heel, or for knockabout wear,

The prevailing idea thnmgh the ex

fart.

Kx .'ieiuitor l»a*i* of W i-*t \ irginlft
to said to 0**11 l.taai ner*-» uf hind fur

Tho joy of outdoor life 1* roarlc com

fine odlec

collection

In

frieud feoied for hto life, ao tuikrred
out’ wa* he,
“ What * dc matter w If yo r Ui-

ist It perform* the work to pcrfecihifl

execu

the IxKitb ahnwa originality

a filled

TRAVERSE CITY,

friend who i-<miplalned of

feetlng lulaeralde.

Buy bu:

worth aod you get

b*ix, Jual Ihe right size l<i pul In an

b'ft but one child, hit-; de*<i inl.int* in
©*er> i-ourt «n Kur«*iH-

The new**Kt dc* Ice fur

vimivlng them I* the

from lUc alt*** to $1.00.

a dlme’a

FLOUR

"A nenw named Elijah TbomaA Itvto naect a

a large invnKH> of dainty Ikucs. In all
kIzcb

UNIFORM AND SATISFACTORY

tog In Tapdu. Ml**., rveently cbstired

‘it x'a-i till' iifirnioun of the batlb’.
the

T«« ex|HTt painuiK to rai^y ■l* lirar<

Friedrich

for long

aoil a Jilting womin rnmr mum
wild

BEST

Intely Ignorant.

p*tr '

IT ISNT RIGHT

you fmm

A. V

Ity of the poulbem darkey

n-K|M>ni|rnl* *\nr
It look

Belter b-ik tluiKe Hampb-

H :.u |H*r pair.

T*n-

pvminld*

HIGHEST QUALITY POSSIBLE

words of whose meaning be to abao-

man* g<M>d

guld*-*

tin-

are

new kltcbim table* that he

UAPIBS*

j**kr

wbcii u gulile apprua«'h«vl and luilrt to

I,i“k..

nc»cca*ary

an

Kgypt Btill tell In all tmveb-r*

the hear of every houaewlfi- ahonbi
irelentlouti. but JukI

lowing aa UluotrallTe of tbe twrttol-

alow pn*gr*-«i «»f Ho- Clu.-ngo |Kwtof.

buuaehuld

HANNAH atA^ C6%

Trlvate" John Alk-o telU the fol­

• Icnenil Janu-* It
.!•©. t‘wa«whl«Nll7.

-diirailonal Inatitutlnn. but totheatan

IP ItacU. aa Ita front fa of Ihe varlom

■Utr.

ert*cicd

Vllehlgan la a rr»«dP not only

Mtoka uae«t In the varloua nnirsea

log to the fin la hod pnnliici
~ The exhibition

only

.*M E

Wlocrata found In large quanilUca gk
Matea

hardware store and sec for

yoursclL

Yet m»t alone tn appU** doc« the ex

lag II preallge over the

oTIht

Saxton’s

A GREAT DISFIGUREMENT

«orebtrn Sp>a meaatiring M Inchea ti

o

an evlilldt a

great

of

the

«-rt

ibic apccimcna rbaraeterlatir of tb<

- aa comprehmaUi

and

firmer Im ludea t'ajM-rlall) choice dea

Over l.r-*o rare and \a

U

In cold

aeawon.

•iHural College are In be aeen.

Kr

!■ a ham!

No atate

"We are the cork's ctvw."

O-pun the door 'o

A lociil wit. lu iiuime-uting «tn the

Umth Ha\en and the Michigan Agr.

ralt, a'

ic wall of ci'Oietii. which forma onl

glaaa caaea

the season begins.

FRANK RAUS
Not

ommerrlal tarletlea. many new one

PPdergruund wrokliiKK. the Imn Indu

kincrala found in MIcbiican ar<

thla

een on the lablea ainro May. yet ahuw

!.ph CKtcnalve collirUon df phoiograiili

Ip

the

Nearly eigh'

«hce( and wire complete the dlaplay <

Ihta proiluct

rewimmla

To tborongbly onderatand tbla, otie
wbould remcmlMT that In Jajian everytblnc la done liaekward; bem-e a mrkw la used for corking -Judge-

lh<

m winter varletiea. are ahown on tb<

IntereKiliiK dlaplav

apokvwmaii.

lm»at apple pnwluclng Hiale tu Ihe IV.

taa ever b**<*n grown, and cmbraclnf

P part of thia

honorable air."

icKK oier w hIU- th. re I* a goo.1 ai>

lundred

"tioaing the entire eihibit

"Yea.

Ih explalnc«l

logefher wit

^PO rccelvca conapicnoua aitenilon

"You are the mm w ho corkod tb©
nfick that held tbe fiortr aaka a iirrwm aomewUerr during tbelr tour

The retort w;;« qub'k
“.V gt.iernm -nl lol'. • li' *
DOveliKt
Cbn ago Trlltunc.

Hn. InpoU. Ingot bara

ppother of Michigan a leaderc

tbe ship that bottled op the place.

tbeiii nH-nUim-nl«

^rntmliis^ raat copper cake*, wlr

ttr of the atari- la well ilU|)lB?e.|

Ibe harbor of Tort Arlbnr sod sunk

liMplayti at hie ©tore. lUS Baal Front

|i Hecl^ mine never fall to Iniercai

^flhdlog hard, aofi and

THE BEST TEST
Of good marksmanship to a epy
luck, not a decoy one. Time to begin
to think aliout It. don't you think? s?
F. Saxton has a complete line of guna,
ammunition and hunter's clothiDg. all
necessary adjuncts. Ixmd up before

of brave men—tbowe wbo dsab«d Into

it reel.

he horlIcnitural exhibit.

4K C47& pounda and aaaay liig

the United States Unira a UiUc body

f a |M’|i|M'rmlni di’Ulllery. plania am

Thai

z ahaf

uilnc. and i

ropix-r

The Rosso-Jsp war la over. Tbrongh

he hmn

lAaft bousc atamp mill of the Calumi

minca.

LMBOmfl^TWIa.

Co. Ud

m la not In danger Ik ez«>mpllfliwi |r

of

WHEN YOU ARC OCAO
Toa are to awfully dead that yon
PTBr reeovBT. In order to avoid thU
iatreealiig coadltloa. have yoor preseiiptiona pat op right aad where you
a specialty to mad^ of the preacfiptioo department, and the result
la a perfectly accarmte dispensary
Johnson Drag Co.

f Kalama/cxi, hbi<w a rom(ilele iuo<1i>'

4h(w1 imidiict

iBhdtBX end tnoai promlncni fcaiun- .
Jiudcia Ilf tbc

M. Todd

weeSa
“We had an old coacbmun." be aaja.
“wbo was not the brightewt man In tbe
ororid. bat what be did not know about
a horae was oot worth knowing. Moth­
er OBsd to call on him to do all aorta
of things thal were not In biw line,
and old John, of roarar. was always
ouiklug mistakes to annoy her. Ourc
obc Best him to the bank to do some
buwloewa. and be did It wrung. She
told father abont U and aald:
“ ‘1 grurw* you'll have to let Jolio go
He never does aa be ahould anything 1
want him to do.’
“•Well, mother' aald my fatlier. ‘If
John could do evi-rythlog you want
him to do and do »t right, he would
not have to b©our coarbman.' "

«eyh. JohaaoB’B Blaa lS
aad tha koaw firm of Suaab Bros A
AtoloctB. A W. JackBoa. Float St.

aanufacturc from ihc aiH-d to the fin

MYlncing in Ita detail and aci>|ic Tb-

of the Tamarack

FOB THK ItICH AND POOR.
BverToae IQem caaty. |f It to part
i4 whoiaaoM. orhleh opra to. w v<
make a large aMrtmcat aa well as all
tha lee oaaa aold. V you wish a

■lla. while every pbraac of In-ei auga

)o he found In the building and moa

r.

The A

gyaphUeoapMeab
^Mook. tint thM to aarvwt kn hM
na other day a
a CMP af
tr laaRtoa aad a Kmf>
ortdL Than. HgkOK a atgar, ha wooma. ama at the arttoCle aart. came
>
raaAa av«r aac* rtopiilami towai am apt ar Gxiwgto haM.
At the aame tamtam Ifar frtrwd. alaa
magen m aiw mKR» af hia attexAlaa.
axttoKSr. came oat of aa apaitaieaa botel we tbe oppeaallealdeier SevwwCh aw>
That to whA tha nahrlch. flag, RD- amm- They roahed to greet each cxb
ker ahoaa ara MaanlhetBred only for ar pad met rtght la thw mM«c at tbc
BMP. hat whBe the Uad to limited, the car track aad to frost of a car that
ara« Jaat getttag aader aray.
style to not. Wb have an stytea and
Thea the vomoa otopped and begu
gradca. CaU aad Mpect oarWk to aoy a few jwrds of tblnga to ra* h
aad you win be auAe to be salted la other. The car stopped, too. bat tbc
St and style. Bd Lautner. Unloo 8l wrotnen didn't seen to rrwltoe that It
was there at all aiitll the mot orman
leaned over tbe daabbawrd aod asked
General Fred D. Oranfa favorUe gently:
"Ijidlew. woold yoa like for me to
Mry f»r hto father to one that very apt­
ly iUttstratet that pvat ©oldler*© fae- get ytiu a couple of chatpar—New
alty of ailing ap a attoation in a few Turk Sun.

SSoowiuML

WItli the —•■a haartK appliaara
a^mBi he laetaM# the aev plamUi
Aerleaa far oomfort mmd aaaltary aa
rraleacea. Aim A Ooie. Caaa Bt.

A novel feature la the arrangement
if amall diaplay caaea In tlem, which
»ro conatructed from the com era of
'he nfflee. One side la devoted U
wwil. th eotluT to gralna. The dh
Inctlve feature of the exhibit la th<
-xienalve diaplay of arool. which fat
•xcela any other almllar diaplay madi
In the bulldinga. Varloua klnda ol
vrmina. omamenUl graaaca and aoedi
*hnw the pniducta In tbc natural stale
while diaplaya by the Maltc^Grapo Co.
Ud . Paw (‘aw ; Duuklcy Co., Kalama
oio; Heinz Co.. J H FVird Co.. Wyan
lode. Scant A NIchola. Peotwaier
vnd the many pure food mmpaniea o!
Baltic Cn-ek. Brand Raplda and Owoa
*o llluatratr n few of the uaca of thcai
priKlucta, 1uier«>T>tlng feature^ of thi
ilaplay art p« p|iormlni and beet augai

Tha lYaelao atyle tHTradea in arrbl
Iprtara.

A Ifiw CMARM

. TBh mm a§<l
almtShaahhaf^dad^amtUamaanMr
W iMht la m paetaaM at d

O. C. MOFFATT
Abstracta of Tltla
PRICKS SATISFACTORY
SatabliaKwd In ISOB
Room aiO Stoto Bank BMg.

pur-

There to always a coocert going on la our Victor cx-

blbltioa rooxna.

Grinnell Bros’. Music House

I FEMALE HELP WANTFD- I
^ Apply Trai-crae City Cann^^C^^

MAOAIK IITA IMBT

Beaoti RiiBiidte
FaMlfMBnBMi

t OTV. i

^^8T tbEoeiVED A LOT^F.i

fi^ANS..

'm tin VM Wilitolk tito «Mto
tf. - ;
9^^ $m CM to ■—rty *m

I fMMi tor lartot MratoB .ton
TM MiF
Wm Trtotog
oaappai
Mi Bto m tor fMtototot
pto M ttol MMt itoih owtoff. JhM

hptotel.
ThMatoMMrftohMrttotMMMlIf PMototo im «f THhmM. TM
'
dclMM to« tonrtot Mir iMtF BUMto.
MUto vttli mmk CUmtw. §tnhi thD prattto «f hahtaa. «ra MV oMamm.
Itoatoi teM toa atoMtol Mi MiMf AM toa
gMavtoTMtora the loaMi «lWf MtaMtap atolM vMto tM an mM to walk avto to am. Mnitoff
MMPMU v«t« UMiM tMIr fMtol^
aa thay atiMtoi tor
-toM.
aoia araiar at dw eovaar am. to m
l^BtotoMAalkMttk kMgfiTM

WBtot ID mtmf nmn towm Mi
cMIm to CM MUD tiMi tMy *r« Mm
M MtoU Btoanr §md «icka«to fW
dMlr

IM MS (jf oM «*U»

tor mmmd^Qtoto M twrtMt tadMUir la to.
loaM aoMty la IM gaiMriac ci.walar. cfiaa I«m rivrrm aai brooka for
■klliWto! to cakaso. tbD laeoMO fro«
tkls aaara* Ma« trvOTal tbovaaod iol-

’ tor* faartr
ft la a oMnarkatoa fact tM Mt a
cla«to>moa erf Afrkaa iooraat llraa
'to OaloB rtir. bat aotwlihstaadh^
tkto eoodllloa tbw* arr a aaBbar of
eolorri boitliioaa »m
Black *
White ooBdart a toMrlaa aUll. aai
Oraaa aad Bruva b^a^toaditoe ahoM
Braacb oooaty t* beeoailaB acted for
aaotethlag bMidea

Portlaad cetaeai

There are pickle faetorlea at Qulary
Md Bfoaao^ wUh a capacity of 70.(
hashali of eacamber pleklaa. aad hoa
ireda of acrea of load aboot theae
' tooraa are devoted to gravtag cacam,

hera.
C. W,
atartad

BeaaHt
the

flret

of Coldvater,

who

periodical aubocrip

UoB agyacy la the rniit<d State*, thir­
ty four year* ago. ban

wtild the bual

aeaa to Cbleago partlea. and Ooldwatrr'a

-pootaiaater

Chaaga

vill

atoum*. _

cau*e

hU

salary

to

he

greatl]^ decrea*«*d.
The pubUaher of the Athena Time*
U aot afraid of the car*

He rtmat*

the village oouaril fur not publlahlog
a reciard trf their pruceeding* la

hi*

If tJM lovan walk at ah
they walk to nli wnat. ffVir the aliawalk'khanM: ttibaan a hog^ atoa:
KaklMt A--Mi aoM ^ walk
tharaoa toat they tatpalr the vatoe of
the evtdaacr. Oae of the village fa*
there araa slowly jUrolltag dowa the
math the other alMt- Bone aay he
wto carrytoff a
apike. petal
Arst. to the toa at hk klcklag boot.
aM aoaw ffnaalpa lattoMte that h»
waa looklag for a pontleal toe who
-aparktog” that evewhig.
Aarway he caaghi the toe. allMod.'
fell, kb leg weol Ihroagb what la al­
leged to have beea a hole In the walk,
aad a fraetared leg b adduced to have
reauh. aad the broken
lagged city father now threatens to
sae Ihe cHy.
Ft. Kelley, rhaptaia of the Seeuad
regiment of toe Mlcblgaa Natiooal
Gaard. bad Ft. Danalgaa as his guest
during camp At lAidlBgtxm. Ft. Kelley
abo took with him a saddle horse
fit>m Lapeer for bb own use. and
found upon try ing the aaimal out upon
reacblag camp that he was a regulat
backing broBcbo. The beast uabocsed
everj officer of the Heoond regiment
who attempted to ride him. iarlDding
the chapblo. Kr. Kelley says he had
the impraaaion that be rolled off .toe
antniara bark very gracefully, when
he waa thrown, but Ft. Dunnigan Infornted him Ihnt while be was flying
through the air be Uirc neither a rt*
aemtilaiice to a man <>f Gckl nor a man
of Mars.
'There la

paper/aad alao aay* that the village
prealdeat oogbl to aabacrlbr for hi*

on

the

Is

the

oplnkio

aitributt*d

lu

Jiidge Holden, of the 8<s». who knows

la lowp.
It

kept

farm that pay* belter than the hog.**
Such

paper ao a* to Uom what I* going

no animal

apema

hardly

true, but

reliable

a good deal ab«>at farming as well

repnrta aay that Coldmter glrla have

about law.

buyable for |3. can b«* made to yield

believe that they wear ea|M-n*lve *llk
akirta.

It b to the effect that they tie

aaklea^lhe

the

Inside

resullaot

of their

s«miid

reeem

He adda that a aprbg pig.

SCO to 300 pounds erf pork in “killing
tlnM}** In the fall with very little In
termcdlatc expense.

Hb boaor says

It

much

Is surprblng bow

food

the

bling tiw frtjw frou of silk. Tbt*se new

pigs will get with practically no feed

fsngted sttachmenla are siyli*d "rust

lag by the farmer.

ler* *'
A t'alim t’Uy veierlnsr) *urR»Hin nt

a iHiuliry ral*<*r'* exixTience in fatu>a

Ot^ibtlU-* Sil «rf bin

to 111.

ll(«^be u*e* but one renied)
alck horse* and cattle.

fs< I

fur all

Here it 1*

H«

And that recalls

ing hug*

Al cunslderatdc expense he

lnrr<*aH«>i|

his

liu-uhatlnK

miifli

until

Ills miiiitlily crop of ehicks was about
300

Funny, he thought, how they all

hilU a ciiUk. n nml make* the rlrk sni

dlsaptM-are«l alien they got alsiut one

hist swsllow sll nf the fowl * Interliir

month old. and nu one «-ver saw hair

arrangetnetiiH

nor featht*r later

A

fi«r of a cuuiluu

nus slat liar tn.atroent rau»r* the ant

clianl

mal to «>iiiier get well or die IninuM'.t

happily.

alely.

of *|>eekled

The editor of the Tek*wi*ha

New*

a

husky

One ilay
porker

in the or

lay

grunting

In hi* mmith showed a fringe
f**ather*.

was solvrtl.

The mystery

There certainly was moc

has in tits poaae*i*lon the likull of t’hl.«f

ey III hogs—a regubr "sink hole** full

Tekunsiiia-ahaw.

of "gold dotbr broilers.*'

whom lUai

the

liutlan

from

vlltaae deiivinl

It* name

^Tt»e 'dd warrior** remain*

were duy

up

by

wo’rkmm

mme

twenty

)«*tr*

ISwtmastru- Usier

of

YpstlantI

b

wiiDilering Just what duties his job loriiides.

When It was dIscoveriMl that

two 4if the city •carrier* wen* on the

ago while exejivnliui: fur Hu* mill
At the time »rf hl« death then* were

sirk

but

clerk was also out on a varalioa. with

three huii*«>*

In lh»* Ullage,

they wen* Uji; ilwelllngH and llu- prin
riiial vlitppinK

place for traveler* at

Ihl* time «a* at the rtsl man'* cabin,
bteated «n

the banka of the Hi. Ji»

only one clerk and two Mutistltute car
rieTR

left

on

tin-

11*1.

there was nothing

he

concluded

to Im>

done but

shoulder a mall sai-k and tramp one
of Ihl- route* left unprovided for The

aejih river.
A goo»l story 1* told of Oapl
of Mason

lv»**

One eventnK. *horlly

ser-tmil trip was tisi much of a gissl
thing, hut Mr. Uster stuck to hi* (Hist

lap* l»ad MHinded nt faaip lloyiuon.
Ca|»t.

list, one on a vacation and one

Ivea

an.l a«‘\enil frt«*nd»

wen*

bound for ratnji from l*udlugtun

Ap

pruarhlng the guard line of tin* Thlnl
Infantry, they were duly balUHl b) the

A new

soheint-. nes’

t;ale*l.urg. In which

at

least to

the n.illlng fra-

teriiliv may find soriiethliig of lnter»*st. j
ha* come to light
vicinity, a

As workiul In that

*in<MUli *|H»ken

individual

aentiniH. who chaiir«*<| to Im> n veloran

with the gimeral np|s<aranc«‘ of being

and knew hi* bu*iae** ('apt

a

aeglected

to secure

Ives had

the n*unter*lgn

faniK-r.

i-alls un

hiiv s aliisii mud

or |»arole. The *entln«*l wnt; ineiurabb*.

his rrvi|i on

and lustily calbsl for the mrimral *»f

price, concludes

some

miller who

stntliiR tliat

hand

and
to

he ha*

Inquiring

sell

the

nud turns

the Kuaril, whom* nrrl%al suuiu Uav.v- away, only taking a few ate|i.*. bow
meaiii a lung hike u> the eiurd boii*e
hen he halts and aaka the pur
with diM* expinualliuis
One of the cha-*T If he spoiild mind p^tag a Ih
parly In civilian dn*** came pntniptly
to the rescue.

“Netrer mind, sentinel

number K. he l* tmi busy." quoth the
Ule vUlior to camp, “we will try iitim
her

7."

dotrn

This
the

call

line of

was

aU.i

itassiHl

sentinel*

to ihe

aBuuemi>nt of the officer* at the guard
house, but it *av«Hl Tapi

Ive* »party.

for Ihe aenllnel on |Mi*t numtu-r T n»ad
II) allnwPd all to imss.
Jam<<a Fox Is a gealal traveling man
from

Bay^

Uory

and'

City.
a

Ho

Juke,

thrv>ughout the stale

enjoy* a
a*

hi*

riksI

friend i

know but

t»x)

well. OcraBiooally aome more veotiin*Bome apirit

reialbtea In

kind, and

-Big Jim *- Bay rity frienda are Just
now amillag over a ffahlag adventure
haaded to Jim at Twining. FVed Twinlag >ara«d

that

tPoal tahlog, ao

Jim

wanted

he fixed

to go

the Bay

down.

Kay |li.*

AMoetoitoa eC tba

ffS233*if
SLfisr 55SsS2.S“^.Y
tSMaMBda. ttaSu

tMlMr to tte aaleaof tke ftot thertiaiMt A
■mM apdt MjwMm. To ewe tUi nrfol coolMte
IM MoM toMt ifat M YmriflM. aM Mddar^ <to
tfctoMMkklrMda«Rl7M8.&8..Middi!iaibeai ,
kMv«lor>tasa aa m Mtidoto lor the potooaeM >
wintt of CoBtacioM Blood Botooa. Mctcarj aad pot- ;
MM auf dtodt;* far atia*. bat it Macs back ia aatill am anraYated
famTa8.aft^aaiaateadpaMyvcKctable. aad$i.oooiaoferedforaraci
thfft Heootoias a miaetal ingreAieBt. Write for oar bome^reataient book,
«M koniinabbMOMtacfaaa Blood TetoMaMbovr to treat it. Nocfaaisa
fartoadkalad^
flVMVTMBMP
M.

IN

FAMILY

Mis Up in Front of Whit:ng-4>i-

Forqcttan by Children—

Kromcr. the

l«^«*r of the

hand, will explain Itself.

OM Man Mbtakaa Granddaughter

in the
far Own Baby of Long Age.

Mani.in

very best results at the
least

wa.* written from lnf«)r-

matlon given a Uecv»rd n-|iorier.

17 —Uke Rip

Van Winkle returning to bb ('atskill
home. George W. Friend, at R1 year*,
and after an absence of nearly half
r^atuo'. durlag which he was mourned
a* d(!ad. has left his wurk hen* and
returned to Bruoklyn to find his alf«dead, hi* children married and groan
out of all knowledge of him. hi* oM
aelghtiors scattered and the Iiuumc in
which he -had reared hi* family mze«l
The old topography of the town h«remembers

oo

we.ll aa

a

lioy

has

changed ao that he hardly n-cognixed
it as the same place.
beach

of

played

as

H(ion the yello'

Coney
a

Island,

boy.

where be

towers

and

spln*s

and wht'cls and ghilM-s and grutiniqu*
figures have sprung up as If by magic.
Kleval«<d

trains whit "by

where vinly

the birds had flown, pavemeou cover
butterfll^. and Ull flailiou.M-* replan
the old luvusea he had known
Mr. Friend, grown rich in hi* Umc
absence,

returned

Inal

sought out his old horns In Oreenivolnt.
but

found

himself a

strange laml.

By

acruas William

atraagt-r

accident

I

he

c

had

known,

and

Mr.

limniptun

guidiMl the <dd tiian-M> Hie d<*ir of
daughter.
No

dTO

Mrs.

Jamy*

MclKuiough

*tre«-i.

an article In yt»ur pap*'r which refi»'ci

Th»r.-

surrounded by his childr< n. grandrtnl
dren and great grandchildren, he tuhl

know ib»' facts from •mr standpoint.

l*oih the rharlcvuK and Mantou liamU
read

‘Concert

evening "

on

iln-

*lr«s-i

in

to duiihlc

up ami play

14G FRONT STRF.ET

together ot

familiar to Bay City |m-o|»K
He left
and

New

Went

draw

west,

Vtirk

We decidvHl to play al Ho- c»r

6RARD RAPIK I mOIARR RY

ner near the Whiling and went down
and ItH-aitHl there before the Ka*t Jor
dan luiud made Hiekr appearance
were

n<*arlv

numiM-r

ready

wh»*r.

our

raim-

down

flru

4BS0LUTELT ODOKLESS

the

vrlOi north sad mkiUi lltHia ««
w Usvt-Trst<-r>i'CliT (-aolMs-Uags
wuh
snd *ouUj 4;»lp m
wWwv*- Trwverwi I'll/ (uT North|

Kln-e! and marchetl hv us on the nunh
side uf the street which we had l< (t
o|M*n

for Hie |ui-sM«gv

of

team*, ei.

They marchi-d d«iwii Mime disianci

L.IOMT
B

Traliui“Wr* Trsw-n- City lot KorOii

1/

Hon of fancy marching which merited

f=3i=£=s=-s:;-™

the applause It reccUi-.!

All this Hme

Trslo* snir* fron oonwM-tlac Susls Ujm trwliui

wc stwHj wailinK for ibt m to finish U-

froBi coowfcUoK sisltf hum trwlw*

youd the Whiting and gave an exhibi

ELECTRICITY

*"

fore we iK-gan
their drum major

marehc-l

torv^b^iyBcinust,

«ir<-. i

linn! nearly ojnswln- us. •ililiqmsi
to the MMith Side »»f the -in-ei

(HTsuad«-il. ■
niareh

C- U UX-KWruuD, O. P. a T A.

He wa.-

h--wcver.

to

band Into a cm i.

E & H. E. TIME CARO

counter

forini--l

Fr.V. “.LT.-:*’ *-

iMftau Rim Bimii
UfHafPnwCi.

MUKKar. aovnis,
Ttwvwvw* 01»T.

knocKini iiiu>lr rai k-.

and tninu-dia'--Iv

FOR RENT.

PEE 1000 WATTS
3tminiiBaDinr

I,, m
wh< I-

“—-aKr*

<« trail, wrrlnar

Tkrcmah IXaolnnstl aWt>»r uo Irwin UwTtn*: *»

we w.-re standing and K'srie.l siralgh.
music and nieti right and

■"

muatb |«yiaeaU.
riSKiueCk. Rr

iltDj/

\\-

in p!ay

they

"

hi*

wiHiui twenty f«-ei

as voM *o graphleallv

hef«ire the wai

where

he

iM-gan

i«

plans fur boats In shipluilldlng

yanis along the great lake
''successful, and

In the excitement

of

travel and deep Inu-n^st In hi* work he
nt*glected to write to hU family
He tiel(HH|

draw

celehrateil .btial
the viclttry

ovit

putt News, and
m«Mi*

monitors

and Cviuiancht*,
biggest

Its.k

Man<<<u

lian 1

The nienihers of the

j.j'X-nKiorval

hel|ied

which

build

wor

Wt-ehawki-n.

the fa
I’liritan

lie wtirkeil in all tiu
along

Ihe

gn-ai

lakes and under the gy«‘ale.*l shiphuild
Ing masters of toe Tuhin

very much r»gri | the eti'ire affair

ten

('otisidcring

hud

the fan

that

we

ration

Iwrfore ’ili.-

l-:a»i

Jordan

hand

did writt- tt» his famllv l»- n-e.-tved
answer and was fon-ed
that all werv* dead.

Trw^ for tW^^Otv MI.1 -

t(iai

J. r. -lasax

On finding Hihi Ka*( Jf>rdan >*.-». .h
termIntMi to break
that hsathm. w<

11(1 our i-otir.-ri «1

(ilayerl

to

a

large

and

cniwil. many of whom

h.ius.

’ handsome ataor*-

PERE Marquette

nio»e-l up the *in-« •

near the St.-inlM-rg u;e ni

aid

eiii liusia.si e

‘S. CHINA
SILVERWARE.

had seen He

eiitln- affair which wa* an euiiiely un
We rmislder nil a|*-k>cv

Wa can astonish you at

dm- us from

rot Bk

tupulm.' XKlkKshs awd

B-Uatr*. i

the Kasi Jordan Itand

to the lu-lief

--

Your*; very Irul.t

He applUnl him

■ork and hel|»»-.| to draw

Arthur K. Kk-mht

to.

Dlrccior Maiitoii (*ii>

Vanderbilt presentc«j m l*rv-<ldent Ltii
Friend ha-gon to amass wealth

MIrh.

NO
prices.

K|H-nd

his

family.

yards,

remaining

luit

davs

plans
wiih

to
his

irieis

H>-Anishiiii:

fine

fiitiiiture

iusiallnieiit |daA

thc'hesi *Mii>fsi'Uon

rat* U ta-

J, M. FELL,
commission broker,

lung.** writes J.

F.

Hughe* of

ja last resort 1 Udt-d Dr. Kini
I nisoov cry for Coasamptlon.
Suiclda Pravantad.
efl! I received was striking
The startling aanonneement that a {on my
t In a few days- Now l*vc en
preventive «f suicide bad been dUcov-. tirely regained my bMlto.
en-d will Interest many. A run down [ qoefw all Cough*. Col^ and Throat
m. or deapododeocy Invaftably | and Long
troubles.
Qaarantced by
precede suicide and
something baa ! Johnson*s l>rug Store and !F. II. M<
Meads.
I preveal that cvm- j druggists. ITIce 60c and 11.00., Trial

Suits SOS -Naw
Btnta Barvk ]
bulldlna. Corrwaporvdant GaO E. ^
Ellta. Grand Rapida.
J

M;ii*|in-Ite

Ins IUle»I

up

luiieli ixMiiitrr* riiiiuiiig the l«iu:ili ..t
baggage ear* for Hh- ao-oiHUusin lion
uf excursion rruvvd* out of I'bie.igo.

ic

BOW J. W. Milllkeo Is offering them at
eapoflally low prices. Two lOx* ohades
that wrere |3 for $3. One gxt that was
1230 for 1130.

t (Juotal
wire, direct frpai !
York and Chicaga
Absolute secunty.

A Fiandard make Kteinway. In giMMl
order, at |lio.
posed

in

toe

SEIilED PROPOSKIS

Jum oue condition im
bargain -no

exchange,

you wouldn't exchange fur new
had one In your home.

S<-si«-«l (inifNiKals win Im- r.«c<-iv<-.| by

if

th*- hoard i»f educatliui of the rliy of

Grinnell

Trav«r«i4- tTiy.

Bros.

p.

m

on

.Mirhigaii. until

August

22.

toot, and

7 3«*
Hn-n

o|>encd for the following work on the

A J*|Mineiie hrith* civrs her w«*Uding

Fourth

ward

iu-b<Md

tniiidlug of saH

WOent* lo Inw |uin-nts as a slight tee
ompetise for tlie trouble tbey tisve bad

city, hhls u> be on the follow ing pro|H>

In raising her.

sIHon. vlr

“as;-

KCYS-TOIME
4-

1. 6. BRYAIIT. Rif-

rT^/
\ ol /
B.

/

I’M TALKING YET

j

mark

\l
\___1

women

everywhere

owe

Steam heating and vcnidatidn.

of Hollister's

Rocky Mountain

A certified check for 6 j>cr cent, of

Tea.

the amount lo accim|»anv each bid.

Plnla women made a^ractire by this
great remedy.
lets.

The Nianl resern-s the right to re

36 cents. Tan or Tab­

Ject any or all bids.

Johnson Drug Oo.

Plana

and

speciflcactlims

may

be

B R 1 O iC .
BITY DBIRF an
IHAVcIiac Cl
it dRiCk CO.

new

kiea I* to have the nnmla re

C. Petersen, or the city clerk in Uf*

on the front doors of bouse* laiiited
In luminous paint, so that tbey wilJ
be TisUde lu Ui« dark.

TRY A RECORD WANf AD.

Traverse City Slate l.*nk‘ building.
By order*of the hoard pf oducaUon.

2?C1 22C«
j

Char. M. Baer*. a«rk.

TRY A RCOORO WANT AD.

812 EAST FRONT 8T.

Springe

medidrwt

have cured THOUSANDS

IN TRAV­

" * ....... .

OipsomWali
Plastir GmIs

1
1

CHOICE OHOCERKS
1
NTTEIAnEOOS 1
AT LOWEST PRICES
WM. HOPKINS, PROP.

Mot

sale by all first class druggiata.

Prompt Dailvery.

CASH GROCERY

the

ERSE CITY. They can cure you. For

TDAl/COCC

EAST END

LEST YOU FORGET.
That

Plumbing and drainage.!
Beautiful

thrir matchless loveliness to the use

had at the offlcc of the atfhluwi. Jeev

THIS ONE. TOO.
raellow-toned Knabc piano,
laome Circassian walnut case, p

We are now taking ordera for
Ih* celebrated

TRADE \

HERE'S ANOTHER.

At botUe*

ought
take Klectric Bitters. It being a great
AN ATTRACTIVE PORCH.
tonic and nervine will atreogtbeo the
Tour porch can be made attractive
es and build up the syoteai. It*s
a great Stomach. Uv#r aad Kid- aad comfortable and shade you from
regulator. Only
50c. tetlafactloB
SatbfnctloB j the sua and passing people, at very lit
I) 60c.
gvaranieed by Johaaon's Drug Btorr
j He expense. Bamboo porch shades arc
and F. H. McMa Druggiata.
Inexpeaaivc and are very darahle. Just

:

Frank l(aul>. I'c

*trf-et.

Tlic IVre

iL-Ti:

a

It wil

|ta> V4MI to call Slid sec iu«- and -.-«-'ui.

Kast FYunt

_____________________

C. O. CARVER
PRICES REASONABLE

RASTALL, the Jeweler.

Sloekt, Bniis, 6taii, Prnislaat,

I will sell K.M«! klielien cal.

oii'iIm-

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

harvdaoma gifts wc arc celling for tl-OG

P. 8.—We furniah handaoma cards
with every gift.

SCAB.

I intend lo do itruviiig .n rea-4»natd.
siH-cialtv

He «a.<t siiptflniendcnl of (he Ikvvid

!

I

Hand

plan* for ih<‘ bual which t'ommiKlore

and finally seltl.-d down at Bay t'lly.

Son shi|d)uih1lng

MISCELLANEOUS.

ills::

i-hox-n and taken |M>->sessioti of our io

(intvdkeil attack u|*in iis and for which

Al liut. when this Kip Van Winkle

coin.

Itamon-IV g.auiis.^^

the (dans for th»

Monllor.

the Mcrrimar in New

shlpyanls

ili senlu J

plarv*

madi- H* B|>|i> arance do le-i

> trarisartiun fi>r guuii

TRY A RECORD WANT Aa

CHEAPEST
CIEARESTJ
..HEALTHIEST..

those numlM-rs and alternate un «»v»-r
lurew

FK.CJii„!?llkVtircr^

FRANK TRUDE jsassssss^

tin

As wc had sevi-ral nunilH-r-

which both hands played we decid* .1

Ihe story of his wanderings, which It

nine limes out irf ten. "put* up” the $:•., right

DONT READ THIS
Ualeas you want to aare naaey. aa
we have three piaaoa. et^h a bargain.
tag hip buuta. toekvt. big ba|l|i«f
«thor perqobltM. Ftm] Twintag then aeldoBi found In a music boaae. that
wa arc offering at prieea that apeak
took Jim to a big ditch that dralaa
WMoa artoilM v«lb lato a awamp aly for tbemaelTca. A Kimball, mabogaar
cane, ntyle Ifi. Ko. Ilk34fi. used CO
gMlaa away, aad eanislac himaelf be^
days, at $275. Qrtoaell Bran.
joauM of urffMt' toiatomn. aeot Jimtralllag hb Ha* iowa aucoto. What

Both Phone*.

The canls handed to the lead«-rs id

and all

CUyfB vp with all the requbitea of a

THE C. B. TAYLOR
COAL CO—

SHEHWIH-WnimiS
PHHT

wo. entirely unfair that I want you i..

Into oiir cin le

LAMkwovxl.

you

The '

etl on the Manlun band and which was

them down In Ho- uiMdl - of ih*

Hampton, of No.

expense

should use

My ailenHun has been ralU-d tn

Finally

t*4M»|H-r sirc«-i. ItrvHiklvn. whooc (mtlii-r
he

urd

'4

The artich-

To toe Kditor of the Fvcuing llcv
Bay City.' Mich . Aug

-

rfii

-Near s rceaw SeWa, cod • _
remeai a wth Ml the biiia> aart «C
rterwM.U W. ncaarard. MMt

Imm car to jncmr binv

side, if you desire the

T*he following letter fmm Arthur K
Wife Oaad

cs2r

by letting as tSebver .lirect

buildings, inside br out­

roctor Kromar*a Statament.

BNOOKLYN

SAVE MONEY

When You Paint

Manten Band Was Net ta Etama fnr
R^UMNt WEALTHY TO

sale
Without stoi.plug to consider;
-^wo physiclana
had a long and
liiai the man I* a stranger, the buyer. MubU»m fight with an shoes* on my

trae dtodpb of laaae Waltoa. Inclod-

to pvt in foor coal far next
winter ami

a* a guaranty of ’

suicide IlkHy

NOW IS
THE TIME

EmWDUIBUIT

MODERN RIP VM WINKLE

the quiet lanes In which he had cha^e.
c]

a new way erf ttjclna «o make p««opie

aaad paper oa

P’OM^ffljivt.ilk'oto MKN*r
‘ " *j. B. paioe^'electric CO.*

1
1

LHiinfiiir

J

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mm*

■Mb. r. UMMT. MM « Wm.

■afitli^ baT^ W
A. Iteirtaghtti. baiarefi Kipaga. My
RBRh. iBMa RMug. ChML Bf

B. WMIIi« OaoL IMr. Jm.

K BMiik O^JML

P ttmtnrn^m ftfwpt tnm
V pM «r «IMI «ttMT «f JlMT T«k
«NM7 •■ tiN OMW Miw <|M «v* «r
tto rrtiMl KM i

...

*n etmOmUi tiuM I «<«M
im vortft.
1
-Wh»
in m Umgwlmi04 •> Uaeto Jotu*
CSark. *•» I wrou l.4t« vords.
M. kMMidf. U VM tW hv4«t work
^ I •»« did ta *jr llfo.. A eocTOopood' out of tjM boildoo TtoM OMW Mt to
ttet papw • latter Ire ootomes loag
•ai • sole lo the editor, aerieg: ‘J
Bead yoe • loag letter todajr heoeeee I
did aot here the iUee to write e ehort
eae.* I aow eedereteiul Ur aoU of
the.TlBMe eorreBpoiideat.’'
LoN Boberte ooee foeed blaaetf la
s
the eeater of aew frteods la a Uiadoa
W. There ww a rery taU geatle
■----------- Meat who. eFrldeatly MlerlaK
^
UBBen lo ehiae a« a wit. aelsed ereo
eWtmltr of ralelag a laugh at otb
or paople’a eipeaae. Oa belBg latru
daeed lo Lord Rotierta the wit tieof
j dowo patroaUIngIr to hi* lordship aad
r - reaierfced: "I hare ofieo board o(
yoa. bur—ehadlOK hU eyiw with oot
head aa though the lanu^ general
bmag ao tmall. ooold M aero ooly
. writh diarultr—*‘l hare -oevcr »eoii
‘ you.** To thlf U>rd Roberta promptl)
• replied. **1 hare oftea area you. air. but
1 hare nerer heard of you."
It la rumored that rnember* of that
attghty oomblnatlon of rapitallst*. th.
Bothaehllda. propoae to spend 10.000,
Ml franoa la the seitlng up In l*arU
of dwellings fur wage earner*. In
Which the rentals ahsll be e«remel>
moderate and of which the owners d<
aot Intend to make^njr profits. Sim
liar work haa been hone In the Pea
body bolldlng^irLondoo and In varl
OUB estenslre cnierpiise* of the sori
la n number of b sdlng ciile*.
Countess Tolstoi di>cs not sgrw
witk her husbatid In all of his theorlos.
^ul she agrees with the world which
worships bint, ami Is ver)- protiO o'
Urn, ami verjr devol«*<l. although hei
derotlon has b«'en severely taxed In
“Tsereral way*. 8he has mpUh] yardt
Wunreailable manuscript while babie:
id rartous sin** were inilllng at liei
akirta; she hss iransisted braiks InU
three or four languages, and has Iran*
formed an aorta of gamienia to mee'
the needs^of the chauging sIxkvd. her
children.
Since the death of kira klark Twain
many stories of her earlyjlfe with tb<
liomorist hare lM*«*n revived. t\Tieii
they returned front their wttiding trip
they found a bttiiae waiting for them,
'toompleiely furnished, the gltl of tb;
brlde's Calher. Mr. l.aiiK>lon. Mr
riemena was at a loss to express hl«
gratitude for a few minutes. Then,
however, he aelx.><l his faih«*r In law h>
Ilia two hands and urged him. when
ever he was in the city, to come right
miu- and make himself as much at
home "a* If It were,hls own boiis.-."
AIlH*n. the reigning prince of Tbiiri!
and Taxi*. Is an ardent sportsman, am;
puts on a new suit of rUithe* every
day. To his critical eye s c«iat once
worn Is In ragn Kach of these gar
tnenta Is pv'rfumed with altar of roses
that coaia not less than |SM» an ounce
In a year his serne highness wears
' alMiul I.IMM) rravals.
Two lm|M‘rinl pHnrea. one the bn>lh
or and the other the second son of the
shah of I’ersla- uncle and nephae be
Ing about the same age—art* in flight
and hare sought refuge at Con si ant I
DOple, where their exiradttlun Is be
log demandoil tiy the Persian envoy
They are. It Is said. Implicated In ■
plot Upon the hfe of the king of kings
Tbo proapvM'ilvc visit of Prince Hen
ry of l*ruasla wtll fumtsh occasion for
aer'eral high social evenl* at Newport
Ilf will travel aa a private ciiiten. bui
the Vanderbilts and Qoelets will ukc
occasion to return many of the courto
ale* shown them by the higbn«>ss’
bmiber. the kaiser. Apropos the em
peror's new Herresboff yacht will bt
built at’Bristol this winter
A Russian named Ivanboff has srrilten a book'on the studeou of the Uni
veraity of Uoaoow. He aaaeris that
most of them are dolu and good-for
ncKhInga. The average amount each
one hu to apend Is $13 a month: II
ptr cent have no Income at all and de
pnod on charKy or help themselves
along by giving leaaons at flAO
month or reading, prooCh In prlntlnf
oBcna or aerxlng aa choirsters In the
tbpatera.
iBIr Hiram Maxim says that he has
only had two thoroughly csijoyabk
libUdays. Tkt first was on a Ponnh o(

wtnm ihaai ho tha aalghhors. The
bar plaafiad.gttOty and was fined |(.
Taaag IMa. la atplatalag th^ mammr
la arMch he pllfasad tha trsgatahMa.
said he oparatad at might. phKkIag tha
gardaa tmek wlU Us faat aad Uahit evar tha fcMS. Tha lad la am
espMt peomaa. holdlag the pea ba-

Ma aMm mstHriaa Sr

haa.aarhanyiglafe-aaaawhfch^gg

^ThmSrSKoa havhv Sr.Hi

Maaattm Maaattaai*o mm4 tmrm year ___
i dealer who would

mM

Jdfy. when hte father gave him tbs
^ whole or IQ eaiiu to apand as he liked.
^ nm was. ha dadaraa, parhaps the
tU hoMfiaya to him. Tha

W* Ml m aana

kalfe aad fork whea aatteg.
Baeaase Howard Bryalag of Kaaaas
City was too toed of kis wife aad ae*
auleaead la evarythlag she did. Mrs
Bnalag has obtalaed a divorce. **My
haekhaae.** said Mrs
Bryning In talklag over the reaaoa for
divorce. "Wbaaever I asked for
anything I always got It without qnas
lion. Ha never oppoaed me. There Is
satisfaction la that kind of hum­
drum axlstenoe for me." Mr. Brynteg
Is traveling passenger agent tor the
Northern Pacific, with headquarters In
Kansas City.
Judgment has boaa given at Johan­
nesburg. South Africa, In the case
igalnst s farmer named Neethling.
charged with shooting at a native.
The magistrate accepted the version
lUven by the accused, that he found
the native In his honse at 4 o'clock In
the morning, and believed he was
there for the purpose of commitllns
i felony. He held that the accused
was justified Ig. his action, and founc*
him not guilty. The native was then
sentenced to four months* hard labor
for trespassing.—Natal Mercury.
Rev a. L. Morrill, pastor of the
People's church In MlnoeapoUs, Mina..
And clispUIn of the Actor.' alliance
announces that be will Install a sub
tavern, similar to the one made
famous by the dedlcsilon of Blsbur
’otter, of New York. In the eniranc*
if bis new church, which „Tuoxe'
logers. the propHetor of half a doxcr
lalnuns. Is erecting for him. Dr. Mor
ill said he b4‘ltev«Hl the hies was r
tifp In the rixht direction. "If ihi
iMMpk* will drink, let them drink in «
ightouus cause. We will donate tht
;»n»flis lo some worthy charity.” Tbi
mtrance to the tavern will b<» In the
•nain cnir*' <»f the church and theater
which are lu be under the same roof
H:ghte«*n month* ago Mrs. Joseph
RIU*/. wife of a farmer nc*ar Clark
Mo., entirely lost her voice. The other
lay a thunder storm came on wbilt
ibe was fevMllng p<iultry. Th«*re was e
urlght flsMh of IlghintnK "It st*emed.’
isld Mrs. Riley later. "Hial the ground
was covered with balls of fire, and I
exclaimed, 'My 0«h1.' and slns^ thpl
Him* I have be«*n able to talk.^ut my
throat Is very aorv*."—Kansas ('ll)
Journal.
r*iat>r eC AMvrlrsa 0«tf.

££/e
Si
InsM Ml havtar tha article whkh hm a
a aolatioa of Dr. Pietcrh Laflao TaUett

Wo*u>^ OmrananT, fiafclo. N. T.
Weak aad aiek womea are lavhed to
afebetacaietiniQ—eim*
A OAltfTY KREAKFAtT
WaU sarrad. U half the oaUng. TbU
in Itself U reapoaalhle for half the
popularity of The UtUe Tavern, qndcr
the management of Bloodgood, Farrow
fi Davideon. 209 Front 8t But this is
not nlL They are always qjmn. alwaya ready lo serve the pAllc. and
for abort order work cant be beat. Try
them on Mnooabeo day and got a fine
linaar for 2fic.

I iM* S|MI

Jm &

DoaaM. H. C M$k. Oao. OMaar.
Vte. Hmmm, C OaSakaa aaU S. JQamaa. Jaula
■noMthal. TMfln Sladar. J. a Mmmea. Omka. Mxn.
Smith. B J. Olhrara^.. Umla Bowaa.
IX a Shortar. Ilra..4 R. Ptrilar. Math­
11000^ mTr! P^'rarria. Joh^ ew OnUa. Jus. Ooavwraa. Qua Douar.
P. H. Bata. O. Maada: B C Btiiaa.
Ikut. ThoiL Shaaa. Haney Andar- Lacy Brown. A. M. SfiMt. J. & lUvIaim. Mt. OMMek aaL. J. W. MiUlken. land asu CLU CaitarTv. a FtoouCW
P. Hamtltna, R. McNamam. Saxtoo
BlaFMKit.
Mbm a Pickard. O. J. HolHdw Om. Xomaotter Bros.. TonnaUer
A Shermar. Jao. a Kelley. K. C brock. W. a Wimukn. Ooau Irwta. C.
Banos. Carla CIcnr Co.. F. Friedrich J. KaeataBd. JoknaoM Lampaoa. Wm.
C3ias.*---------U OogejTkiriby. Chna. Oatd^ Aana V.
A Co., ftank “
*-----.
Boatnim. O. C.! man. Hattie Ranald
____ John Reanlc.
MoKntt. a J. Morgan. Oaenr Simpson. John ZaUa. J. M
I NrisaoL. F. Fhrtach
Wm. FowM. Millar A Moraa. Mrs. W. eat.. Ells. Kettner. R MeCtaaky. M. U
J. Backer. Joa. Rpeaoor. RBn L. Fhwle Leach. C- Prbaa aoula Pyhaa eou Ida
act.. H. Wlachnewakl. Angaat Beltnar. Cameron. Imogens Montngae. M. D.
Annla Oermatam. H. a Bargact. ioa. Keith. Peter Millar.,Rd PrankUn. W.
Trombipy. 1. O. Winnie. F. B. Lnhym. O. Fuller. A. W. PhU^lpa. A. SheSar. a
OanMtee Bran.. H. a Campbell aaU. Morae. E Hoxle. Wm. Bellow. Wm.
Vic. C Palmar. A. E WUaon. Mr*. Holdawortk. W. H. Walker. O. M.
Wrigkl. W. H. Rdmonda. O. A. Smith. Morae. Chna. McNlnck. F. a OooiF
E a Rnnaom. Ellen Holdawarth. {rich, a Pierce. Sank J. Miller, Chase
Ftnak Skumakl, A. Lnagwortky. Loria | Allen. Archie Osinfider. John Drew.
Roberts. Chna. Kroopn, W. C- Holh! Bnce Onrwick. Eli Wcutoa. C. A F.
Mrs. W. N. Kelley. Jna. J. Baker, j Knpnlck. A. WledooA. Jacob Eller. W.
maces E QrUBa, J. W. Miller. Mrs, W. BeWlng. Chaae Trom. M J. Bala*
V. E Roland. Jacob Caiman. Mr*. Julia bury. E H. Salabury. C. J. Tompkina,
Torn]
Parker, E Lnvtaer. Knbeck A Hoyt. Arrnia Gardner. Chna. Prochaxka. C.
Julias Campbell. Jos. Wilhelm, and all ,L. Carter. C. Broumell. Isaac MUIer.
interoted In the laying of Ml-j Mrs. M. A. Murrey, ElM Houghton,
end tewer Ncx 1 In district No. 1. be- wm. Moua. Wm. Davis. C. A. Craw
glBBlag atthetntersectkia of Board- ford-eat.. B. J. Momnn. M. Winnie. O.
man river and WeUlngioo alreeU. run c. Moffatt, M E BFkle. Nye Jordan,
ning south on Welllngtoo street and i u. M. Cmln. Wm. Felterty. Ada M. Mil
west on alley between ^'root and State
a. Mercer. W. M- Darrow. C. L
street to Pine street, as heretofore orelllck. T. D. McManus. Arthnr Grei
adopted by the council of Traverse nck. |.>ank Yotruba, John Cadham. 1
] E Root. J. E Root, Joa. Pohl. J. R.
specialassess-' Johnson. A. L. Chase. W. H. Crowell,
ly the board of j John A. Jackson. Tbos Slaalon. Buck
. . »e of defraying 14 Co.. H. C. DuvU. Edwin PraiL
L of On
“*'
<■ Thon.p«m. A. Mo«llo.. Q. A. H-Aed aho
foT th^^lalTne !
►Yoehllck. E U Bowen. R.
at the Intersection of Boardman rlvor

h

P... alreel.
.u.,., Is
.. «o. o.
.Bee ; 2: H Vi: ««‘‘ N?“ o'iSn “ ‘u
for public InspecHo
tk.i
interestod In the Mying of
Notice Is aioo hei
council and board >
city of Traverse City
Ity will meet at tfit
Monroe. Wlfiow and Madison
council rooms In said city on August
t*. also on Randolph street
eel fi
22nd. 1904. at 8 o'clock p. m.. to revlt»w
street to alley between Cedar
said aasessment roll, at which lime
Spruce atrv*t*U, thence to alley
and place oportunity will be given all
of Elmwood avenue to Madison
THCRE'fi AN OLD SAYING
rsoDB Interested 1to be Heard.
rsoDB
street, as hereinf<»rL* adopted by the
>aied this fitb day of August. 1904
That If you keep a thing for seven
^cil
Traverse (Mty. Michigan,
CHA8. M BKKRS.
take notice:
years, you will find some use fur it.
Cllit) Clerk.
22i4 14t
This is not applicable to bats. MpejlaJly now-a-days. All the lace, fancy
Notice of fiewer Asaeaament-Second ««H*sm.rs for the purpose
itrawa. trimmed and untrimmed bats
It the Wood Slaters’ millinery parlors.
To Hannah 4: !.*> Co. Northern
I3S Front St., will fairly hi? given away
*hls week, lo make some one happy,
is srell as to make room for fall stuck
Don't miss the opportunity.

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maa. J. AH»a. Fkaak
B
ma. a C. liirtE Jaha Debit. M
Hardy. Tim Platta. Beal. Beafta. Oae
B«attaaL A. B Togle. R. TraiK 1. B.
MeOmek. Gam Ravage. OariADaaaR.
Frank Dattor. Mrs. E WalhL Witena
Oavey. Joa. Bariaeoa. Mn. E Oeaw
ram Cute. Mra. GlIberL Mr*. L. WaUe.
Willia Wltkog. Chas. Berlin. Will MtedurtaE Oeow J—eaua. W W. Smilk.
E C Lake. E E Darla. L Roberta.
Wm. Beltaer. Joe. Jacques. D. J.
Toaker. Rita Gal. Mrs. E a^ MIUct. E
W. Smith. W. E Brown. Helea MTade.
Wm. abater. Mrs. J. M. Ortb. Freak
Sulllvaa. W. A. Weatoa. Mrs. J. Ortb.
Swedish Church. Isaac Hatch. C. Resigaal. Noah Ooatarier. Anioay Obert.
Wm. McCooi. E J. Hans. Sbm>1L
Brown. J. J. Burden. Oea F. Smli

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dulckens the bhaid. rounds the
form. lifts the hraln and body from
weakness to ;siwer. That's wbwt Hoi
lister’s Rocky Mountain Tea do«*s. .15
cenU. Tea or Tablets. Johnson Drug

Mra. C. E Perry, BloomingtonAfter years of suffering with headache
and stomach troubles. I was complete^
ly cored with Hollister's Rocky Moun
I End to It AIL
tain Tea. Gained twenty pounds tn
t grievous wail ofttlmea comes as a
tilt of unbearable pain from over eight weeks. Johnson Drug Co.
taxed orgai
Dinlness. backache.
Idaint and <
liver compla
thanks
Dr. King'
thej
gem
2Sc. Guaranteed by Johnson's Drug
Notic* to Taxpaytra.
Store and F. H. Meads, druggists.
The tax rolls forNhe collection of
school and city taxes and special aagutSm srtin*«i rwiwuet.
aessmenta for the five wards of the
“Wbeti 1 first came to the United
city of Traverse City, idlch.. have been
Stales, five years ago. 1 toured your
cities: this time 1 have been out west placed In my hands for collection.
I will be tn my c*ce for the pur­
exploring the Yellowatoue park
other Btlmetlons." aald Mr. Henry pose of collecting said taxes every
Black of Kngtand. "Some of thia Is sraek day from now noUl Nov. 1, 1904.
from
t o'clock nntil 11:30 o'clock la
duidkwted by our Alidne aernery. but
ill the ttraud t'aiiy un of the'Colorado tha forenoon, and from 1 o’clock cntll
I o'dodc lo the afternoon of each day.
you hare naUonal glories that
All taxes paid before Sept. 1st will
witlMMit parallel in the woHd.
It la
the most nnlqae. the moat raorlnating be received wlthoot collection feet,
sight man baa erer beheld, attd 1 uroold aad on an taxes remaining unpaid on
like to come over every year to view It. SepL lat and until Oct. loC a penalty
‘The only complaint 1 have la the
cold weathw that I found out there; of one per cent for collection will
avercoota and anowahoe* were atiicUy charged. On all taxes remaining un­
In demand, nnd at night big Bren were paid on OcL 1st aad unUl Nov. 1st a
Ut to keep na from freening. The ewn- ppaahy of two per cent for colleeUoa
tnat between It and the climate of will be chargad.
#
WnahlogtiMi rcmlnda me \ivhlly that
Office. RoSat>ytt SUte hank bldg.
this la a cottBtrT of magnificent dke
M. E^Uasketi: Oty Treasurer.
fiMMa.*«^Wfiahlagum roat
Dated July ti, 1904.
2244 tl

TAXES

SL^
joSJaEfiSGsa.- •—

»cy. Anna Taylor. Bert Carpen- i-\w w a umaMjs uomM. Ortr Oamw
uah Oaaea. M Faxna. Rose! P heuafhamniau^L
^

™r*ZfHKr£'g^SSfSfflEPS

ard. J. W. Goble, John Kerns. «
Kemi
yempner. E Barber. Harry Carr. 8. Q.
ad. David Strtcklln. L K. aevedrs. M. Wlllsey. C. M. Hager,
Wm. .eke:
“
“
Rob
ir'alL Robert
Wilson. Bert Green. E
an Wagner.
’^er. A. Bingham. J. W. Miller.
Sam Farrow. Alex Roberti
lelda. D. Stephenson. C. L Orelllck.
vkl Dokey. Clara Boudean. E W.
Grpllick. Mrs. N. Orelllck Eat.. Maggie

llling Hat.. F. 8. Mad­
ison. Oeo. Smith. W. 8. French, J. M.
Sickle. John Cole,
V/WC-. A. Bnxbnrger, Jenle WaUlns. John Everhart. Charlotte
urley. Elizabeth Hanks. Hans Hanaford.
>rd. M. Huess. A,
A. Bowman. C. H. Bar­
Barrett. John Orafminer. Alma Stlcklln,
Jacob Helsa. Yalomateln. Wm. Selkirk.
C. L Gage. W. L. Thomas. Mm. M.
Clark. H. Blackman. F. Campbell. J. J.
Parker. N. Harringtoo. C. Blackman.
H. H. Gifford, Wm. Lanka. Robt. ixwar. R. Yalomstcln. J. Steinberg. D. E
Crandall, Jane
Stegms.
Oeo. A.
Sieams. Oeo. M. 9t««m». Mrs. J.
Uruadfoot. Line© Bryant. Oea WrlghL
L G. Bryant. Fred l.<ewis. Chas. Bry­
ant. W. C. Depew. J. Reynolds. A. L

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iTUIOPsaVTWV

laii

Tcer. 1
ter. ----------F. 8. Madison. Mrs.
ra. J. Evan*. Y.
Sianek. John Sanborn. D. G. Shor
Shorter,
F. G. Heumann. F. O. Neli
ielsoft. A. Boyorthnip. Chas.
Armstrong. <Je<». I.ouck,
....................
M. Hager. W. H.
C. U. Clapp. Lewi* Ikatly.

JOHN R. SANTO
6EKIAL MSRAWE
^

a P. CAItVRR R RMX

INSDRANCE

„,v oIBct* for p.ihjh^ Inspect
^
‘

T.

DELICIOUS TO THE END.
Thal'a what the Little Weaver's
as they arc made df stock wholly dlf
ferenl from
-igara ao often found, in non-union
made goods. Even the end is too
good to throw away. Try one at Be
and ae« for yourself. E W. Weaver.

SBSSSStJSSJCt^j^

OreiUck. Carey Ooaraoa.

Srmcutl a Wrallter VI'Im tllr*.

The seagull iiinkes a spleiiditl living J«weph Kla^.-u. J..hii Flack. lUrths
C Muster. Nathan M Turu.*r htraoh
barumetiT U a «onvoy of s««gulls fly
seaward early In tin* morning sailors
and flsbenneu know Hint the day will
H
"'ciiisvir;
be tine and the w<nd fair, but if the
birds keti* inhiiid—tbmjgb tb.w U* no
Late banging out towanl Ibe M4*a to de­
Sh-Jek. Jus Hattz
note nnpleaaant
iie»w Hint
uufavumble.—Chleago Juuniul.
wisckl. Frank Sled.-r. Eliz. and N'HIl-l^lerlee. W J \v,...se. A Furtsrh.
THAT PECULIAR STYLE
Chas Wlnn«iwskl. J Lautner. Frank
Found in the new fall haU la liecom Stetumek. John I’rtian. G.-o Vlrlna.
Ing to all. and while you are looking l>H,n Klchanj I. J ()lsun. James l‘r^
for Just Ibe style lo suit yon. Inspect
O^mon. Fmuk^''Korh.* Frank Kovan,
the iMWUllful assortment of dainty C S K. 1' S 1*. J..seph Ik vish. Jos
flowers and trimmings, going at any Humarel. James Murphy. Sarah Ilea
rlt. Mm. B Adsit. Frank Stetmn. An
prlce, at Miss Heck's. 141 Front St.
lolne Toplnka. Anna Dutton. lK*alti
Satterlet*. Julius Ko.*nlg A J. Ball.
Bertha iVvH'IIng J H Monrm*. Wlthe ue.*tl for It existed thousamU of
Cutler. Frank .Nemcrava, A T.»|-

llolKTt l..o< kluirt, a .S’ev Vork linen
•ijlly in
iseriiinnt. who died nvciiil;
It tide oi i-vcry
K«.irs
links in ihl
rnlt«| suites. Hi
lulssloiinry
orrlu-d III ,\ew York wlieii he wn* V«
years oM He was deiotisl to tennis.
Ill it* brief leriii of favor, sml «beii
that tvnnrsl he bntiiclit Iwrk from
trip to Scotland two sets of indf «lulis.
fmm Tom Morris, cslletl “tlie kiwikI
old man of Scottish golf.
He Imiugbt til* nelvlilsuw togelher
nmler on old apple tree In Vonker*.
atnicted tbeni In the guine. exIiUdtisI
Its isdiils In nction. ami the ”.\pple
tree gniiir" smm forniml the Rt .\ndrewK Uolf eliili. the Br*t tn ibis roun
try .\nd AimMl«**n golfers will go out
of llieir way. w Ut«ii vUttiug the otliei
side to see the tomb of llolsTt
hart In ImnfenuUne abbey.

rnSSSlm iTIl St SI.

-... . - — -

Wm Phenney, Mullt^ A . f>ed Ackard.
11- E RUIUMNB~~
J. K l*'iilghum. Wm. D. Fortoo. Fred------------------------------------ —------------StiKklDg. Cba*. King, A. A. Jacl^e. *>•••• BAWYKR R PRNHALLRR
K. C. Brxiwnlng. Anson Hannaf«ird.

u.

I day of August. 1904.
CHAS. M HKKRH.
City Clerk.

Wm 8.ii.
Gray, Jiw. Umlor. A. 8 FYliz

I
, Notice of Sewer Aasesanvent—Fifth
,
ward.
t.. O T* Hughes. John fYosl. Cha*

«J)ENTlSTS.«

A. D. TYLER
DENTIST

B nmt inibgim rml I
MDS'PbOMOl.
J
l^h. Odle McGarry. menter, A Hanna/onl. H. W. Smith.
J
B Arn.dd
H. Getman. Henrj F:mtua Labatt. Wali»*r Murray. Henry
Be«*lman. E. D. Barnes. A. E. Wilsi.n.
Stnd.nr A.inm 1 mim. V
Knoit. M. Luca*. O K. Schofleld. Kll
»»*««" <>'aJ I»Uh Co.. Edward Hock. Patrick, Hannaford fi Thomas. Oils
‘'Smbs. Jno. A Jackson. Peter Hanna. Pat Burden.
Swanson. Wm Hueble. Mm F. Sllsby. Schofield. J. A. Und;
•*
Manioek. Jno. M. Ho|)klns. Archie Abbott,
rick. A.
man. Mcl'urmicI
strung. L. F. Gi
Sage R.van. Edmond Henry. E. Uruoe,
Wm. Hanks. Wm. Beltner. Waller
D»*an. i.ziyd Nifer. St»phla Slebbln.
llHg-n
John Martin. A Novak. B. A.
Krtr Ungwell. A H.^Hums. Chas Ljrin Eagleton. M. J. Elroendorf. O. H.
(’ Garnet. H Nord. Claus Parrish. F Allor. B K. Moffatt. J. W.
STiDfDARDOTMPAKIfifi sod rsraMn*
J. Vlack. August------------ -------— .......... .
Mtlllkim. E. W Hasting*. F. 8. John­
Mntaol nr* laoarsae* Uoapaay
.
John Toman. Frank Kodlan. W Fal
Sllger.
son. Wm. Helm, R. A. Reynolds, Oeo.
farek. John Kauer. B Cherveuka. Wm Pierce. R. S Hi.pktns. Max Copland. Grahl. J. P. Gleason. Martin. Mm. Ida SI I NEWWILHBLbl BLOC K
H. Bishop. T J. Carus. Michael Zlleu I- H. McCoy. Jacob Rusaky. Jacob Clemunt. H. 8. Hull. Standard Saving
ski. Jo* Kahout. Vencel Sladky. Frank S*ra*vihn. Bda J. McDonald. l->ank fi l>mn Co.. F H. Furguaon. C.
Rokia, Frank Zltka. Frank HeJI. F>ank fihumsky. Mm, r,reenwo«Hl. Jas Hop Holme*. C Brelthaupt. A. Hlavka, Geo.
MIraskl. West Side Catholic Church, ‘‘‘“s. Treasa Johnson. P Coyne. Me- Hlnzelman. Joa Oalagher, F. Hamil­
(NsUonal Dmttota)
Chas Prasbil. Martin Bable. C Holm dad Vinton. Mm Minnie Plckall. War ton. L. H, Heath, H. B. Adams. Cath­
es. H. A. Dalzell. Jo*. LuUka. Ella rc-n Hayte. W H Loveland. L Bailey. arine Doyle. Mary Doyle. Peter Doyle,
Boom aa: Male Bsak Bide. OflW boor*
a m. to t p. m. Ta—day and ThoiWaya
Free*. Joe Sberetto, W Gibson. Mary
f* M West. F. Schuroerhom. Joe K Kaln. Mm. L. Sutton. A. A. Hadley, 8Sa.m.t«Sp».
OMa.phaaeair.
Buahey. John Bezamek. M B. Clark, Shalln. T C t) Brian. Chas Hallberg. Ev* Warring. O. Slngrey. Bllxabeth
Isaac Haywiasl. John and Mary Gr»* lk*nj. Halsted . A V Friedrich. F. H. Hank. Mm C. B Archer. E. Mills. Mr*.
howsky, W. E Mtxjn. John Sladky. N. Erv in. Max Slgel. peter IJndquest. A M. Boone. Julia Ransom. Slocum. G. R.
fi
IE
R.
Co..
J.
E
Mahan,
Chas.
Ber­
W. Harring:on. A. H. Bennett, M L ' J Brown. O J Pitcher. Mra P J Fish,
Carpwt deanlitf and Feather RenoWilson. Ludvfld Slrvck, l-'rank Hart 1). WhticJip. A S. Fryman. J. W. Pick lin. Geo. Jamison. W. W. Smith. E C
▼wteg. Caniet eewring and Uying.
ley. Eroeline Chase, Board of Educa- ell. A. Cfoldfarh. F Putman. Jennie l^e. A. J. Scott, and all peroona In­
Before eeudinc roar old carpets
Hon. Jvate Ferguson. August Bauman. Jackson. Swt‘dl;ih Sons of America. D. terested In the laying of a aewer on
away to ba asafi* into rugs, let ma
Frank PrashII. Mats Chizek. Thomas E Warner. Frank FYledrlch, W T Welllngum alreeL Railroad avisnue
■bowyouaamplee
....
FRch, Frank 8. Price. John Qualfe. Koxburg. C C lYouly. Mr*. Jennie
and
Elgikh
atreet.
as
hmwtofore
Joe George, Tina Kyle. Anton Rtiko*. | Drake. B J Morgan. T. P. .Nelson.
adopted by the council of Traverse , ™
E H Allyn. Jo*. Makula. Samuel Wal- drew Umlor. A. Lafonisee. H.
ton, Chas H. Beckman. Fred A Minnie Smith. C. Slocum. Clark Matbewson,
Mat!
City. Michigan, take notice:
Nagel. Asbury M. K. church. H W ' B F fi N, U Skatt. WlllU V
That the n^l fof the special assess-1 LARSON'S PARK HOTEL
Smith. Lt*vl I.Arontsee. L Roberts. A. Fnman. D J Youker. Tbo
Claua Warner. Proprietor
Crate Gani, F. Smith.
M. Silsby. D son. C. K Perrin. E. Evans. John Hen- ment heretofore made by the board *if 1
Mseasor* for the purpose of defraying!
BUTT0K8 BAT. MIOH.
McLachlan. Mm. Minerva Hill*. James '’teks. Arlle Sille*. Chas. Laneaaler. that part of the cost which the conn- <
Baxter, Wm. Farrow. Vincent Neas
Wolvertoo. W C. Hewett. H. cll decided should be borne and paid j Leoatadslaa*Se bMttfwl OraedTia»*so*
Jos. Secor. Moses Desormler.
TTUf. John A. Wade. Martha Doug- by apecial assessment for the laying '
Anna Amt*pelgler. A. E Kilpatrick. i lass.
8. H. G. Brodhagen. Warren Neal. of a sewer on Wellington streeL Ball-1
Herkner, Levi Lafonu
Lafontaee, iYank | John Segar,•. E
— N.
-* Prince.
Robert Herkner.
Joa. Arnold, road avenue and Eighth itreeL U now |
Beardsley. Alf. Sberelle. H. Wishnew-1 S. BerusteliIn. Geo. Lather. F. Hamll- on file In my office for public Inspecski. J. B. Hawley.
,wley. John Stein. John N., ton. Wilhelm. Bartak
1
fi Co., John KelHam
Beymour, A. Wlschnewskl. J. B. Bar-! ley. A. B Hanson.
O. L Clapper, East
Notice is also hereby given that the
ney, P. Dumbollon. 8. E Curdy. Ed | Bay Lumber Co.. Lowell Stiles.
Stili
council and board of aaaessora of the
Kllde. John Snusball. John Burflend. 1Henry Brodhagen. Edward city of Traverse Qty will meet at the
Jas. J. Lenox. Tbo*. Young, H W i Prause. Henry Yi'oorbeea. H. Whiting, council rooma. in aald city, on August
.ontleu, D O. Chandler.
»en. (O Nelson.
Oaontl
-----Pierce. Lydia Buecheraen.
22nd. 1904. at 8 o'clock p. m.. to review have cured THOUSAND# IN TRAV­
P. Vocleaong, K. Pierce. J.
a^d assessment roll at which Oiue and
A. Donnor,
Chas. j'W.
ner. Chas. Hanslovsky. Chas.;
o.:.
‘ ‘ W. r
i
Slater.
place oportunity will be given aU per­ ERSE CITY. They can cure ye«L Fbr
Howard. S. C. Dam>w. Geo. Dell, D.!
sals by ail first class druggiata.
Wynkoop, Oeo. Hume A Co.. C- Broth !
^ “ Schookrafi, John A M. 8. son* interested, lo be heard.
erion. Jessie I. Darrow. Alice M. Par ^
P
Hogan.
D. Cochlln. C. M. Bell, A. Dyke, J. C.
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Peter Tonneller.
luuucocx. r«ai.iuiuu
National Ljoma
Loan <A Inv. Pease. 8. L. A A. C. Olney. O. E Case. 22S4-14t
Co., Clara O. Atwe^. C K. Bn
Buck. Ir- Mra. E WelU. Jaae N. Pierson. P.
win Newberry. E C. SUIes. 8. K. Kyaelka. Oea BtodgetL Frank Pai^
Tbe Daath PeiiaHy.
Northam esu
mu P.
r. L HavUand.
HavUand, Joa. menter. A. DIoo. Henry Defar. E Sum­
•omeUBie* reaulta tn
Thiel. Sam VtoL Adolph Uetelt. Mrs. ner. &st Bay Lumber Co.. Oeo. Caras, - ^
Joa- Falfarec.. Grant Clafk.
ClaH Joa. Kotak, A. T. Peck. F. O. Pierce. F. A 8- Chap- death. Thus a mtm acratch. Inaignlfl^
cuts
or puny boils bare paid the
C._H^er. Dan
Joa. KahouL H. Whiting. Peter Gar- ShaJk ^
Amth
penalty.
It U wise to hare
wick,:. Philip Seoor. Anaa Walton. Ran________ Beta’s Amlea Salve ever handy.
Walton. Frank MoravlU. Albert Mr*. M.'e w’righL
RMmcek. Joa. Staaek. Joa. Mixbaner. Shrlgley. Qeo. Lackey. N. E Chapla. It a the beet salve on earth and will
Hut*. CcaHt.17 T«a;aM
W. Richmead. W. U W'ataoa. T. C prevent fhtaUty when buma. sores, i
Aug. Bauman. Joa. Dtoughe, H. A. Shttgart. J. W. Hilliker. Jao. Plfier.
Kraned. :
Laagworthy. Joa. Seedier. Coraella Joa. Rataer. Ana Eglea. A. MarhMl
Waraer. A. G. Waraer, F. E Goodrich.
Plnea
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H. D. CampbelL F. F. Greer. Jai
Avery. Alhert Kooxh. M. J. Davis. W. E Salter. James Bevarfi. B. a Wlknx.

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