The Evening Record, February 16, 1904

The Evening Record, February 16, 1904

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1904-02-16

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

YESTERDAY’S ISSUE
f.eoo

I THE EVENING RECORD

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BATTLE ON
YALU (OVER

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TRAVERSE CITY, MICH., TPESDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1>04.

FOtESHAVE
SENATOR
M. A HANNA BEEN BANKED
NOW SLEEPS THE

SLEEP THAT

SCIENCE

•—

COULD

NOT

QwNOW

Hsve 25JJ00 cords of Wood But Cant
Get It on Account of Snow
Blockades.

WIN

SpecUl to the Evening Record.
Elk Rapids. Mich., Feb. 1€.~The
FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE.
bank.<< of the fires in the furnace of
the Elk Rapids Inm Works werei
banked
Saturday night and It Is very ‘
Death pf the Distinguished :
liable that almost a month will elapse
Cast a Shadow of Globm Over the
f they are again healed. The
t ashore when the
of the shut-down is the lack of
Country Among Rich and Poor
The concern ha,s
cords of
and High and Low.
cm and piled along railway
tracks at different points, but the seMARTIAL LAW IN JAPAN.
‘d a suspension
; EMPRESS THINKS. HER COUNTRY * By Wire io fhi» Evening Record.
B, Wir. to U.e
........... .. ........... ..
...
K,-S«i.ior M.r,t,i, p|,„..
IS THE STAKE.
Tok.o. Feb. 16^.rtlal lew wa.
_______
day promulSaled for the whole of icua A. lUnns. of Ohio, dind last even ! The •.hui-dowb will affect aUiut lOt'
I lug at C:40. his end being quiet ami i men
While ibe company t,elleves
Japan.

^ 1st ■CHINA MAY
:TAHEARMSS_
jarSM UNDEI MARTIAL UW;

two wet-Ks It may
r. Hanna had made a g<K>d fight a month Ufore it can The chemical
nst the ravages <»f typhoid fever, works an* vtUl running, several of the
at Ust even hln magnificent will
and the third sinking
U..n
..
bmughl in.
My isolated
"
oaa the country f>om then .on It was known that it
I no
hardship^, was but a question of hours until dis
iince Satnrsolution would lake place. So great.
~ ----however, was the natural strength of
MAY CUT THE RAILROAD.
j <Ii»* dlstlngulsJied man that, although
Thirty Below.
I... VV,r.
U..- Kv..»l„* R«urd.
" IT'
Special to the E\ening Rec<»rd.
Sulon. Mich . Feb. J€.—It ws-s .in de­
Meet y»a
has baan
been ^jcctirred.
nat * arge Japanese ."««
gree* IK-Iow here last nlgbl.
sighted in the gulf of Liao Tung and
Every t
known io
fears are enUrtained that troops will ical ac|on(
be landed for the purpose of cutting life but th«u‘ were all to no purpose
the railread to Port Arthur.
See the Scotch suiting at 50c.
HI.-* iKKir body was pierced In hundreds
75c and flJXk We are teiling a
of plar«*« by the byperdermic needle
45-in. black Voile worth $1.00.
which had lieen uko.1 to Inject the sa­
for 75c. We bought it righL
line solution.
. The Boston Store.
The news.was received throughout]
miry with unh
Senator Hanna was not only a dls
tingulsbed statesman but he was a
friend of lalxir as well. From the mill
lonaln* associate to the poorest of his

FIFTY BELOW IN SiBERlAr* \
By Wire Ui the Evening Record.
a
CRUISER BOYARIN SUNK BY MINE
BeHin. F*b. 16.—A dispstch rrceived ) I
.T PORT ABTHUR.

*n“

of Japanese Fo
Being Moblixed So As to Be Concentrated on the Yalu River
Very Shbrt Notice.

BATTl^P ON THE YALU
«l»ecial to the Evening llecird.
■ London.<l^b. 16—The Paris correapondant-of the Central t
that newt from a Ruaa
states that a battle between the Rus­
sian and the Japanese forces is beingfought on the northern bank of the ‘
Yalu river, where the Russians land ]
• forces are concentrated.
!
The Russians have an immense TRAVERSE C.TV8 OUDEST
ZEN IS NO MORE.
force north of the Yalu and will fight
stubbornly, as defeat by the Japanese

: MICHAEL
GAY DEAD

meumonia was the caused

f
Life of Marcus Hanna.
Marru* Alonzo Hanna
prominent

“t-i™*.';:-:

New LiwlKjn. Cohi
county. Ohio,
way. cut off communications between
: Sept. 21. 1K37. He removed with his
I father s family to Cleveland, in the
the west and the east and gain complete control of the land. a. they
DAUGHTER WAS FIRST WHITE Jsame state. In 1K.52. and in the latter
1 cKy. and in the Western Reserve colCHILD BORN IN TRAVERSE.
have the aaa.
1 h*ge. at Hudson. Ohio, n-cidved his edIt is hald that this aggreaalvi «!-(
----------! ucatlon. He became an cmplovee of
vanea indicates that
He. WHen .H. M.je.,.c P.n« |
atrsngth of the Russians along
i Whispered Their Messages to the
senior member of the firm The latter
Yalu was a myth, and that the Ji
dW 1“
hi- -o" repreonted
eae. strong in ni
and prepared
Held
i hIs Inien-st until 18GT. wh.-n th*> biisl
] ness was closeil up.
in every way for
I Mr Hanna then became a member
* jI
.. .
,
4 of
the firm of Rhodes A Co., engaged
fectively and quickly in an attempt to
.
Michael Gay. t*...
the first ...1.1...
white settler I in
the Iron and! coal bu.sine**. hut at
seize the southern portion ofManchu-;«n Traverse Clij.
iLv. dlo*1
dithi this morning
expiration of ten years this firm
aih being due to pneu
chang«*d 1o thai of M A Hanna &
ria and. possibly, cut off the
j
I******
ing
In
an
attack
of
the
Co. Mr. Hanna wa* long identified
Siberian railway near New Chwang. ,
demise occtirn*d
with the lake carrying buPlnegs,
b
ness, being
Two days ago 40.00a Japanese sol- home of his eon. William Gay
tniereMcd In Tegaels on the lakes
____ __ _____^
___,
Tht
Ping Yang.
ThunuMy last Mr. Gay
in the ronstruetion of them.
a ditaken ill
so moblizad that all could be thrown, the table of his hou and
hen
took
ing
Company,
of
Cleve
across the Yalu
of the Cnlon Nat
I S8 hours.
land, president of the Clevelan
Railway Compa
impany and president of the!
troops marching north through Seoul
iiing Company, of Lake Su- {
putly identl-{
iMK'am*' prominently
from Chemulpo. Fusan and other
Id. H
southern porta are reported to be in
titif of till* go\i*rnnit*nt dircot«r.*5 of the
reserve, having formed a junction with
Cniiin Parifle rallr*»ad. Iielng api>ointed
14.000 soldiers landed at Chinnampo,
to that posfti.in it. ISk:. hv IV.-ldenl
Cleveland
the small port juat to the west of Ping
Mr Hanna was a dflrgau- to ib»*
Yang. The Russians, according to dis­
national reptildlnan convention In ISSt.
patches. are endeavoring to throw to­
which was his fitM appearance in the
gether an army of 00 000 men to op^ IKtlliical world. He was a delegate to
^
the
ennvention> of lS8f^ and
and
pose this aggressive advance of the
wa* eleeied chairman of the repubJapanese To this end 20.000 cavalry
ji llran national committee tbi- latter’
between Port Arthur and Mukden are
year and praetically manage-i the
to be marching northeast in an
Icaruimign of William McKinley for the
'presidency In U*!»7 Mr Hanna wa*
70JOOO infantry, artilaiH»oint«Ml senator by Governor Bu*hcavalry moving south from
nell of Ohio to fill the vai-ancy cause d
Hai-Tcheng ©n the Siberian railway.
by the rcAlgnlitlon of John .Sherman.
Where depots have been established.
In IKD.^ he wa.H oleetiNl bv the state Icg^
iKlature to the full term of i . year*^
He wa* ren-lected by the la
miL
FOOTHOLD IN MANCHURIA.
Jority ever given b' the Ob legist

Globe Store will have soene very In­
teresting news.

ELK RAPIDS IRON WORKS FURNACE IS NOW COLa

KNOWS NO AWAKENtNa

; Japs, Endeavoring to Cut Off Russian PASSED AWAY AT 6:40 P. M.
;
Communication

SEVENTH YEAR-210S

A MIAL IS BEING NBQOTUTED be^
tween ArtSnr RoseatlMl. proprietor
of Tbe Globe Store, and a Mania-

Gl ARANTKKI) PFRFKCT

Th« L«ije Shipments of Oar

Spring
Slioes

F.fCTOKY

I-iRlCI-:S AX1>

E \ S ^
IK
I)

T F. R M .S
SIR F. U

Ha. atarted hi* Mdk Route
again and is selling Milk from
All my old patrons are asked
to continue dealing with me.

F. P. JONES

rived and been placed on sale,
you can buy a pair of dies* or

•RUSSIAN CRUISER BLOWN UP.
Jly Wiiv to the Evening R«-cord.
London. Feb. 16.—A dispatch from
SL Petersburg this morning states
there that the Russian cruiser Boyarin
has suffered s Uke fate to the torpedo
traneport Yenisei and has been blown
up by a mine in the harbor of Port
Arthur. The Boyarin is said to hsve
been completely destroyed. One hun­
dred and ninety seven officers and men
of the crxiieer were killed.
CHtNA THE REAL STAKE.
By Wire to the Evening R.*<'ord.
Pekin, Feb. 16.—The conviction is
grewing on the empcMe that China is
the r»al stake of the war and that the
Flowery Kingdom, to protect her interests. may take up arms against both
Japan and Russia.
RUSSIANS IN CHINA.

ROWLAND DOUGLASS
Oppooitc Whiting Hotel.

shOE

STORE.

atrccl shoes with a feeling of
satisfaction, knowini: that you
arc making >our selection from
the very new est styles and those
that will V»^van

during

the

spring and summer!

SEE‘the new line Of
WOMEN’S SHOE! ....
T11K\ ARK IlKAlTIKS

THE WEATHER-K.lr lo,.,,ht an 1 WMns-lay. r

Pam$.
j
•- •

^Mmedrieh:
^^SEUIROFCOODSHOis

Our entire stock—the bc5i
in the city—now
at
linormous Reduction. Pants
for dress or work, all sizes,
colors and materials. Two
pair for about the price of
one. I’ani up and do it now.

$.RealBenda
6 0o
Reliable Outfitters
Near Spring

Sareaiers, Cloves,

are not machine sewt th We
sell a hand turned and hand
'veil at. ............ ..$:i.00

CUSTOM SAWING
PLANING
TURNING

mm

All Kinds of Mill||Work
i UviSjtBBTOBtM
\Vc L"ive you the best $:UH|j
shott^sold in the city.
::
Ths Old Reliable Shoe House

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

Traverse City Manufg. Co.

FMIK FREmiCH i. CO.
WE HAVE ABOUT THREE HUNDRED

«|HTlsl to th.- Evi-nini: Rocord

8t- Petersburg. Feb. 16,—The Jap­
anese troops have obtained a foothold
in Manchuria, it is officially an­
nounced.
No' intimation is given
whether the Japanese troops were in
the vicinity of Port Arthur in the Yalu
or not.
The news is looked upon, however,
as confirmation of the report from
Paris that a battle is now raging on
the northern side of the Yalu.

w w eily Book Store

WARM SHOES

iwrrcttisu N.E.Stnmt,afr.

E. L. RANSOM’S DAIRY

Von nrfll Uke the tmpm we are (bout to iho« thii waioa. ‘
Y’«*. they «it the moa beiutital dexign, the iactariet caa pro.
dace. Omt, dii, mamo. compritt* the belt of lertnl meit.
aCictureis- Uoet. A ven- interciting eoUectioo and wdl
worth exaaiiniiig.

8..n». .r.. vrrjr plain, while oth..r. are nlc- enough r.T dreaa aboM.

For Men zn<\ Women have ar­

W, W. KIMBUi COMPANY

F. P. JONES

is doss
atbaML..

WE CAN rix YOUR OLD SHOES.

KIMBALL OUR S3.00 SHOES
PIANOS • AND w ORGANS

C~.ai:p:n:

PAIRS MEN’S FINE TROUSER
To close quick while our big sale is on.

sen ice# will be conduct^ Friday at]
St. Paul’* church. Cleveland, and ln-|

ARE TO BE MORE POPULAR

i

.All new. -

handsome patterns, but too heavy for summer
iLse. We^hvide them into three lots

out of reBp**^ to the d
Rendered Services to Labor.
By W’lre to the Evening Record.
IB the wife* of John
Indlsnsp<dls. Ind . Feb. 16.—John
Elk Rapid*. Wmiarn wa* bom In Trav- Mitch
chell. the noted labor leader, said t
City, married a daughter of Alex­ today
'•.S’oWme can appreciate the'
ander CamplMdl and live* on the old
Invaluable services Senator
homestead
Hmm mnder^"organir^'labOT.'llU
The funeral will Im* \V»-dnesday a**ociatlon wUh the National Civic
of hi* son. Rev. Mr. FodeTailon was an evidence of hi* slnU>ng. pa*tor of the Pre*byterian cere Ifflerest In the promotion of Inchnrrh. will be in charge and he will
litrial peace Senator Hanna had
U* buciet! in ithe Elk Rapid* cemetery. sbjmluie fearlessness of
Mr Gay ha< 1
Ms*on for over 25 ^ITien he believed
them to be wrong
belie
year*.
have heard him condemn great em-i
Mid
ichsr! Gay wa* the first while *et- ployer* in most severe language and
por the *poi now known as i under the same circumptances I have!
tier upon
Travorw City.
C(t!T The following rtetch | be»ra him criticise
crlUclw In no uncertain
Will enable the reader to form u
representative* of organized
idea Iff tNmdIlion* existing here
year* ago
Through all the years that have
l^sed since that far away day of 1847
Mr. Gay has been a resident of Oraad
. His death will be keenly
death of Senator Hanna, who
. strong a friend of McKinley's
will remain i
cKinley sent a message to Mrs.
at Washington expressing her
gone. At all times and under all cir­
It sympathy. The late
cumstance* he was the same cheery,
loss of
happy man. who saw the brightest side
of life, and hU very presence and kind ‘

By Wlrs tp ihe Evening Bocoad.
Tisn Tain. Feb- 14—Word rsaehsd
j
hsrs today that 2JI00 Ruaalan troops quiet, simple-hearted usefulness, with By IMre to the Evening Record.
Km,, arrival at N.w Chwang on the out
out ostecistlon. without display. He I Cleveland. O.. Ftb. 16 —It would be|
hard to form any correct eskhnaie of
lived hi* I the fortune left by Senator M. A.
_______
, Mfe simply and well and die* respected
r^
• Hanna ecause of Hit tarestmenU
widely scattered. Some aay
llOiBIAMS CAUOMT NAPPNa
|
(OootlBiMd on Third Page.)
i
»e will not exceed $3,000,000.
Bpetdal to the E%enlng Record.
j
not less
tint;- Fdb.
TImiTMfiwr-l

iVo'‘i!r,“hT„~HS'.s;r:^rm.-i

h-’- - -•“;***

THIS SEASON THAN EVER.

U|f E have just received some beaiitiful new fanff cies in Checks, Stripes and figures. There
are .some exclusive Waist and Dress Patterns
amongiihem that will be shown in this store only.
Plain silfts, too. are here in abundance, such as
Taffettas, Shantufig Pongee, Peau de Soie, japs,
Peau de Cynge, Crepe de Chine, etc., in all the
new and staple shades

LOT l-$2.95

I $4.50 at an/

Our giuirantee badt of cycry jair

LOT 2-$2.65
Your roonc)* back if you want it.

LOT 3—$2.35

SOo -to SS-OO Yd
IM.EASI-n TO SHOW YOU THE LINE

Take your choice. You can't miss it in any of
these lots. WE H.AYE YOUR SIZE.

,' -v:'!,.
HAMILTON clothing^^^^^
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

THEEVENINGRECX)RD Mi.ST£AKNS
COMES OUT
TNocT.j;^”:r^w.HAN..»
JL W. HANMN, 1

MK8XAV NTATKSt

ANf^MCCS
CANDIDACY
FON
ttmxun or tke I
OOVCRNOft OF MICHIGAN.

m

I CUT, MICE-, TUESDAY, FEmUAEY U, M04.

'TBDEiEVESnrG RBOOBD, TEA\

latorfcittg

HELP WANTED!

Sundays!

I or tara or tlie UaA
mi4 A

raacBtatire tbe o
botlor th^ tbe i
toea ^d'wUl k«ep looser,
i ooly at tbe boteU bat all th
aootb there Is a surpHaias &
the :oorthem srown taben.
>es in
lou is a
exelnsire bnstneas oT serera:
NsrtU) fonaally aniiooneod
Michisan Anns and the Imyers declare
d»cy for tho republicao non
tt U snrprtslBS to note tbe denaad for
SuvmMr
or
Mlchlm.
TbeAMoonwC. A. tKCLCHKfl, City CImlEtor. noBt vmi berald<s) wnne days aso aad car lou from small towns In tbe sootb.
be popolatlon is largelj oo|.
U BO .orpriw to the p«,p»e oT Mlchlen tboosk the prtoe be orer
ar a bnsbel.’* oontlnaed tbe
trarellns man. *-Tbe demand

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY T7

A DEPOSIT INTKE

WE MUST put a new celUag ovm^ oar aeoood fioor and MUST *
MOVE all the good on that floor. We have no ptece to put them biG
tn your homes, unless w« pack and store them In our warobouae.
which would cost us a hundred doiUrs.
THIS IS NO ADN-KRTISINO aebeme. but cold fncta-only too true.
We will put them In your homos at less than cost In carload lota
ThU fioor contains Bedroom Suits. Sideboards. Buffeu. Cupboards.
Ekteaakm Tables. Refrigerators. Odd Dressors, Parlor Cabinets.
Dressing Cases, etc. Now. if there U a&>Thing la these that you will ;
need Inside of two years you had better bustle right down and gel It.
A good, solid oak. 3-piece bedroom suit (worth |18» for . .ew.f11.78
A good. soUd oak. 3-pl«ce bed-room suit (wprth |«i for..............14.80

SSSSTiTSS

BEAUTY

work da>a, nights and Son
(Uv-s drawing interest for vt>u
and it ts compounded
annnall}-.
The depos
ready lor )Oo any time you
wish it and may be drawn
without previo us notice.

tTbmauB'amtatcbutn. Th*

U tiM poavamrn at TravarM

trCAHNf AND WANNCN.

L or Us candidary for gat

la seen
«es^the.
‘ and the domiaatloo and InOueoce of the o0ce hold­
ers in the stale.
The platform of Mr Stearns will mppeal to tbe masses, and as there has
been a grovlas sentiment in favor of
a pHmarr lav his position on that
point will meet with seneral appro\al,
aJihonsb the wisdom of a sweeping
lav such as Mr. Stearns advocates will
be quesHaoed among many. On this
pQlnt he differs from Hon. Fred M.
, Wirner. who will be bis opponent for
'the nomination at the runventlon. Mr.
Warner says In thU ronniM'tion
“J
am convlncsm that a mandator>. dldirect voting Uw for the nomination of
candidates for all offices Is Usi e&trome a mrasare f<»r Michigan repub­
licans to advocate.Here we have the Issue, and H will
be up to the people to make their
choice, for the nominating campaign
wUI be fought upon tbU line, t'nleaa
however, there is n vondt rful change
in the sentiment of the |>eopIe of Mich­
igan. the nominaUon w iU go to Mr.
Slearda In any osse. Uith candidates
are ouUpoken in their final announce
menu, and it is now only a question
as to which can swing the most dele­
gates at the oonvenUon. At this writ­
ing there seems to Im> little uncertainty
on that point.

irv

Si

In light of the groat Haltimore dis­
aster .the coming cx|K*rlmpni In Cin­
cinnati. O., to determine which Is the
greater rt*slhter of fire, concrete or
structural Iron and lirick will bo
watched with more than ordinao In­
terest. It was generally found In the
burned district that the sky scrai»ers.
built of a skelettin of st«M*l and
ered with fin^-proofing brick. wer<
least damagtHl and will 1h- coni
lively (<asily n'paired.

'V>iv-k-j

Americans—thelr marksmanship has
surprising like apjM*arance to th
home brand.
^Yonder what the czar would think
'If some one would bundle up
Hague tribunal .put it In a l>a.HkeU
hang it on bis d.«.r knob and i

jvy'; V
0‘?'

The peach buds may b*» Irtvstbliien,
but the budding political hopes of the
spring randiditcs arc not yet blast
8paln can sympathize with the
slan fleet In one respeyt—sIh* kr
how It is to b*- bottlctl up

pUtform to brief condemns the
corrupt use of money to secure nomJnntkms: deploree the inflneoce of the they can be procured. A stove is
while it U being
•ocalled mnchtBe; emphatlonlly ndvo- placed in each
loaded and It U Beated aa warm aa
election/ reform; *
iminnikm oM 11 cnadidntes. from the poaaibie. Beforo the loading U
the car is lined with lumber or
and a false bottom put in and after­
wnaman by direct
ward covered with straw. Potatoes for
^*SS%tenrns denounces the nctlon of the southern states are shipped in
the Michigan senate at Its last sesaion sacks and sold in orlgiBal
in defeating tbe primary bllL He b<h After a car Is loaded It
Ueves that Michigan should now re^ sealed and all places where air might
deem herself from the domination and enter covered with paper. Ordlnarllx
dlcutioo of the oIBcehokiers. He also s car thus loaded and
mlM municipal ownership of pub^ from CadUlac will reach Grand Rapids
before the poUloes have begun
llltlea In
demos corruption in politics and sUte cool and another forty-eight hours'
affairs with vigor and believes in a run will find them beyond tbe front
restriction of the pardoning power. line Many pouto buyers now owm
their cars or lease them, thus
He says;
-If nominsted snd elected I pledge s service entirely their own. This win­
myself to use all proper Infiuenee to ter the apposition of the elemenU has
secure the enactment of a primary msde the moving of freight slow
and
cars could not be returned rap­
naUng law which will secure to
every msn In Michigan an equal op idly enough for reloading Cnder these
inlty. snd an even chance with
every other man. to aspire for high use large
political homirs. regardless of wtwith. cars. These are pre
as the refrigerator
rank or station But I am in fs
zsary to tl siov«-s, wl it h the rules •( the trans
other reforms Just as n».yes*a
welfare of the state Tlie principle t ponsilon e.jn panles riKjulre removed
in the o from the refiigeratur*. arc not dlsa primary law turU-d ( irs are hunched and a I
accomiianles each ^up of five or
be recognized in
and attends to tbe fires, going usually
with a who
sioa for Uklng the sense of the ptyple to the Ohio liver. Before the refrig­
r immediate and vital erators came Into general wse
tn. We cannot loo fre was the only method of shipping
qu»-ntly consult the p<-ople in regard to Michigan |s.tsics*s usually find a ready
the laws which are made for the pnv market in the east, but
ctlon of life, liberty and property.*'
ipnients have
tion largely
And in closing:
ctmvic lM-*n m the south west
didscy to' the r'repuhllcan voters of
Michigan snd Invite such as may in
diirse and approve them. and. who are
not affiliated with my party, to Join In
s movement to ovenhrowr the insolent
political junta. rccrtjiti*d from office­
holders. which presumes to dictate
long in advance of caucus or conven­
tion. the nomlne«*K nf the gr«-at repubilosn party.

hours.
Nearly ForfelU Mia Life.
position of law
irttif*. and '
rk in the comptroller's offict* was
• A runaway almost ending fatally
tas given the place.be
■tartad a horrible ulcer on the leg of
J. a Onier. Pranklln Grove. III. Foi catiM* of her ability, in spite of the
foor years U defied all doctors and all fact that there were numerous men
romedlea. Bui Bucklen's Arnica Salve applicants back«*<1 by iH»werful polllAad DO trouble to cure him. Equally

SMALLER BOV VICTOR.

A Dam.
the undersigned, do hereby |
agree to refund the money on a 80cect bottle of Greene's Warranted
ayrup of Tar If It falU to c|ire your
coi.gh or cold. We alao guarantee a
25-cent botUe to prove aalUfactory or
money refunded.

Haavlar Lad Made a Good Fight
Waa Finally vinquiahed.
There was a lively lltile fight
East Front atroei
In the vicinity of
some waj or oth
E. W.
country got mixed up
town iMiys. and the Inevitable hap­ FIRE
pened—the countrj- boy was soundly
thrashed. HU opopnent was much
lighter than he was. his toul weight
probably not exceeding fifty poun.
but the way he ‘aide j^teppet
-atralght armed.** delivered tbe "plv
blow** and tbe “solar plexus** to I
best of his strength was something
amazing. His fool work waa alao fast
and the big boy mostly Jabbed at the
empty air. Finally, the spirit of the
Ud from Ibe country broke and he
began to cry and the batUe waa won.
aeveral tried to atop It, but the prin
dpals^wouldn-l
that way ao It
When you feel like alghlng-alng
Sighing will never pleasure bring.
Learn to laugh, and laugh right
By taking |locky Moonlain Tea at
night.
J. G. aohnaon.

until I began' using Electric Bitten,
which did me more good than all tbe
meJIclnos 1 ever used. They have also

Juat splendid for female troubles;
that they are a grand tonic and Invlgchief msglstrsie. Theodore Roi»seveU. prator for weak, run down women. No
take Its place In
and in full acct»rU with the man^^wbo other medicine
tills the S4dl as against the man who aujf.o.n,-.- Try them. Only 50c.
ItfacUon guannteed by Jas. O
soils the till of our moneyed Interests
laon and F. H. Meada
to debauch pollllcs or defeat Justice. I
shsll welcome the cooperation and
r»rt Ar all honest and upright meu
INTERNATIONAL BOUTS
love their country and their
English Against Amer.can. Maybe
Really Vice Versa.
\Yo offer One H.indrvsl IV.lUrs Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
* other
Cun*.
■ed l.y Hall's Catarrh
Cal
have bet*n some funny
J. CHENEY Sz O... Toledo. O.
s line, but U s odd that
known
~the und
nade fun of the coronaHi. and
couple of years ago.
b»*llev.* him perfectlv honorable In all
<now . were main
ransactions and flnanclsTly
gllshroen against
able to carry out any obligations tusdc
American papers
l.y his firm.
coromenierl
proudly
on
the fact that
Walding. Klnnan L Martin.
Frank
Erne.
reprr*ftentlng
America, de­
\Yholesale Dniggists. Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter feated Jem Maloney, representing
Fmgiand.
while
F*ddle
Connolly,
a gal­
nally. acting ilirectly iiptm the hl.K»d
lant American. whippt*d Pat Dally, the
English lightweight champion.
•Erne, as It chanced. i« a Swiss lH>rn
in Zurich, while Maloney is an Irish­
gists.
and neither of them, therefore,
Take Hail s Kami!.V nils for const! man.
had any right to stand for either Eng­
land or America. Daily, the English
lightweight champion, was born In
KALKASKA YOUNG WOMAN New York, and was therefore an ex­
iled American, while Connolly, fight­
Now GeU 82.000, Which is the Highest ing for America, came from New
Brunswick and was a subject of the
Salary Paid a Woman by the U. '
8. Government.
• JiH* Wolcoii lK)xt*<! Tommy West,
and both were spoken of as American
born In
W
The highest salary which Is i«i<
Wales
and W.'olcott in tbe BrItUh
omsn employee In the governro
department St Washington. 1s 12.000. W«*st Indies, and hot h. therefore, beflag. Gus Ruhpaid to a young isdy from Kalkaska, long«*d under Englani Tom
Sharkey.
law clerk In the liu. a Swiss, fought
MIns Clara Grea
offlis* of the cun nilb-r This bright lK»rn in Ireland In all these battles
young w.>man went to Washington, only <»ne American took part—and he
eight >ears ago as a stenographer at fought under British colors and was
a ealarv* of iWkj p«T year. 8<*elng the rmmted as an English champion."

/

atm’s and F. H. Meads Drug Stores.

Better Than Gold.
-I was troubled for aeveral yean
with chronic IndIgesUon and nervoua

HASTINGS A SON.
INSURANCE.
The companies represented by
our agency will lose in the Bal­
timore fire according to the Utest r^rU about $3.8004)00.
hand the let day of January.
1904. surplus to policy holders a
l.ttle over $304)00.000.
While the Baltimore disaster
will cause a severe loaa to them
■t will be seen that those com­
panies are amply able to pay all
claims in full and are new doing
so in cash, and still they can fun
nlah the very beet of Indemnity
to their patrons.
the companies we represent ws
solicit your fire insurance buatappreciaU the same.
E. W.HASTINGBABON.

cnltmwd women In tbe crisis. Husbands
riiould iavwMicMa this imnedy in oedm

Same proportionai cut right thrb^ on erernhing oa thir fioor.^
REMEMBER we must have them moved XKil by Wedaeaday noon If
yon haven't the money you can have them on time Just the same.

J. W. SLATER

MotKer*s Friend
brossu.

WHOLEBALE-RETAIL

YOUR RELIABLE HOME FURNlfHER.

an tendons called

GHEAFEST
CLEAREST
...HEAlTlilEST^.

rw MiMLfi ■miuTS) eo, iTumAtA

WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. WE

AND

SOLICIT IT ON STRICTLY

BUSI­

NESS

GOOD

PRINCIPLES.

VIZ:

GOODS. PLENTY OF THEM, LOW

ABSOLUmi ODORLBSS

PRK^i AND HONEST OEALINa

L.IOM-r*

CONDElfStD MEWS
OF MICHIGAN

THE
ENTERPRISE
GROCERY

IS

Under the auspices of the grand
ItKlge F. A A. M.. the cornerstone of
the new courthouse at C^irunna will
b*‘ laid in the iwrly part of May.
Ric4iard\Jewell. a mail carrier, is
held fifT trial In the United States,
court St Bar City on the charge of rob
blng the mails. Jewell could not fur
ib $500 ball.
lames Rounds of D<*lta is the object
a search now being msde by Chief
I*oIice Sisrmnnt RmtntU is charged
with having bought Hquor for two
farmer boys.
While drunk and numl> with cold.
Charles Nowsek. a young man. walked
In fn.m of a Chicago A ]Northwestern
train near Spalding and <
kllb-d In­
stantly.
John While of Ow«»ss<». section fore
an on the Grand Trunk, receiver! a
terrible blow on the head hv a sema­
phore* lever. He probably will not live.
White's son was killed on the Grand
Tnink last year.
John Stanchowitz and Paul Pike,
who were arrested Thursday at Bay
City 1
culling lead pipes from a

ELECTRICITY
:-;V'
PER IWM) WATTS

STATE AND UNION
CITIZENS PHONE, 146

Inrteai Rhrir EiielrK
LIfW Hi PSIM Cl
HELP WANTED.
t make from $3 to $26 in aa many minutes time by buying

The aty Council has extended the
workmen.
ke room for workr
Ux warrants for the month of FehniYour promise to pay ' II be the same as
ary for the collecti.m of the sUtc and
W.'^SIater.
county taxes: and also the delinquent
Home Furnisher.
city and school taxes and siiecial a.-^
sesament of 190.*:.
. AA
I will be In my office to n^cclvc said ~
taxes from now until February 29th.
Henry Helpe second hand furniture 1904. on each week-day. from 8 o'clock
TWO DOLLARS AND SIXTY
«b*aler*i. ami
mlel Ijiude. charged to 11:30 o'clock In the forenewn, and
FIVE cenU buys a pair of panU
our second floor by Ifi
with hurglaiy
: have ptn'.en from 1 6'cJock to 4 o'clock in the after
worth $4.00 at our pant aale Just
noon. You can buy anything
Room 210. Wilhelm
noon.* Office
Started—new goods bought this
you want at leaa than factory
Jackson j block.
cobL
county favor the appointment of Jaa.!
Hamilton Clothing Co.
Your promise to pay is the
A. Parkinron for judge In the place of
same as cash.
J. W. Slater.
the late Judge Pt*ck. Governor BIIhs'
Raliable Home Fumiaher.
did not take any action In the cane.
He aeems Inclined to let the people
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.
OfCORO WANT MO
settle the matter themwlves. in the
spring electiop
N. P. Hadley of the state inMiranct*
department is investigating the case
of Ellsworth Wilkinson of Port Huron,
who Is charged with n*bating 50 per
per cent- of the first year's premium
on the Sun Ufe Insurance of Canada
policy written by Wilkinson last

ST

WALL
PAPER
TIME

The officers of the Grand Tronk line
ere obliged to put an 18 year-old
tramp off the train near Mt. Cleroeus. i
The boy refused to pay his fare and
way'-----I
said that he bad bea*“ his------aas day. and '
continue until he reached I
. Clair county
turned ► disappointment
Joy
Bright.

%YILL BE HERE BEJ-ORE YOU
KNOW IT
YOU WANT TO
K.N'OW ALL ABOUT THE NEW­
EST STYLES. THERE ARB 80
MANY NEW "FADS' IN WAU.
PAPER DECORATING. .NEW
WAYS OF COMBINING HAHMONIOUS COLORS AND BRING
OUT THE RICHEST EFFECTS.
AND THESE ARE DONE MORE
THAN EVER THIS YEAR

that bad com
Hi with
make the dif
Corven. president of the
Yficfilgan Mine Workers, addressed
the Bay county miners at Salzburg, re­
ion work

.holr,
wage scale arrangements
the!
The Administration building
chlgan Home for the Fei*hle Mindat l*apeer Is now complete and
Removes the microbes which Im­
perintondenl and Mrs. N. A. Palpoverish the blood and circulation.
Stops all trouble that inierferea with handsome structure and o
Dlllster's There are now 480 Inmaiei
nutrition
That's whai
dr
.IS siliution and K5 employes.
Ritrky .Mountain Tea
cents. Tea fir tiblei form.

We shall hi- pleawHl to show you our elegant papers and offer tugged lonn. Wh claim that at no
time have we carried so elaborate a i-tock. We bought early from the best and largest wall paper factor­
ies in tbe country, securing the rrealn of their artistic jiaiRer*. Our sample hooks are made, the wall pa­
per all In the racU and everything ready for your pleaMire We w.mld Hugge».t that you lake an hour some
pleasant afternoon and mh- what wv have.

THE TAPfeSTRIES

DR. FENNER’S

PERSONAL.
The Ulr Baron Arthur de Rothschild
bSfiuratb«*d to the Louvre ten uf the
mw-t valualile picture- of his collec­
tion
Mrs. George H. BfH-kwIlh of iJenver
has presented the town of BennetUvine. S. C. with a ha^>d^«u.e public
sch(K.l building.
Senator Hoar is the only member of
cither hramh of c>ongr«*tiS who draws
on the congressional library extensive­
ly for the Greek and I atin poets
The Utc rtslian premler.ZansrdcUk
waa a greet lawyer and author of tbe
penal code of luly. -which l« regarded
na wcll-nigb a perfect work of Iff kind.
Queen Carmen Sylrt has a printing
plant In her palace, where her works fartie-r fornistto^.
wtU be printed in the alphal»et for the
bUnd and then distributed thronghout
the world.
rrofessor Lombroeo finds that among For Salt by Jaa. a Johnson and Byg*
bot A Roabiirfi.
LOOO soldlert and o|K*ratIrea tbe proporHon of left handetl people It 4 per
ctnL among the men and 5 to 8 per
Wa miMt movs all
aoeoiid floor by V
I. You can buy anything
want at less than factory

KIDNEY
Backache
^^CURE

nmrlt demand as ever—tl

1 an* s trifle hrighier—very rich and

THE TWO-THIRD COMBINATIONS
Will iH* US.M extensively, and this year we ran furnish the combination already made up. or allow
you to select different patterns as you clesise. The wall pa|W artists have • upread thcmsHves** surely, al­
lowing the widest scope for their imaginations Such beantlfiil coloring* f.u- halls, den. libraries and cozy
corners. It is hard to fully de.^-rrile- ih»-He pais rs. We'll wait until yon see them.

THE DINING ROOM
In so much, must have carefully selected paper*, and

THE BED ROOMS
will surely want tn paper all

SAmiCEfSvSS

THE PARLOR AND SITTING ROOM
Need darker, richer papers, and we have made a J^edally of these lines—Striped Ingrain*.
Ingrain*, heavy embossed paper*, the largest floral or coaventkmal dealgna.

Kir promiac to pay ia the
R aa cash.
J. W. Slatar.

TH HAMUH V Ut

If yon harenT time to prepare HolIster's Rocky Moontaia Tea. It U now
Dade in ublel tons alao. Gel a pocktge already to uae. Makes you well; I
HUNDREDS of food things to
I cloaa.ehaapato«rcloafMqiaala.
I Too numoroys to mention. What
I doyoynoodf_________________

MEiiiiiimu emPMr

’vi-

i CIIT, MIC3H, TUESDAY, FBBBUAKY !<, ttOA

THE STSEIHO BBOCffiD. TBA\

A WEAK STOMACH

Ogeu enoogfa food to ka
'
even if it were
^ •tomocb troidde by
_
, work of
.A variety of food and pinty of k » necereaiy.
Amtmg thm pTMcsu ghrw kr tte
<tnk« of Norfbik t« lite brM#. Ml»

fiSr ~ * “*" "•' ~
It to aftkl that Ulr. dncbcM of Mart-

I as oac or the mt lartoh of A
a hostMM. is raraly
raraly wwa
h^t» a^a

KODOL P:^£PSIACURE

reniedy that will^ ^ rant. I^ou will use Kodol you will soon be able to eat any and all lands
digest air classes of food. When you take Kodol everything you eat tastes
?ood. and every bit ^Ac^Iud
good,
of die nutriment that it contains is assimilated and appropriated by the blood and tissues.___

of

Sba is la wraic
« the 4«ath of har I

1

ttoea«fDa.Ga..Sapt.l. 19C

asBhv Kodol Dywto>» I

I hswa baa.
toaot 1897
897 ani hava asaor had a
_Aa It ha. proaa. w>

bm' Iliriaa

"tSimnitGfns

~

Ottaan Alauadra eaJiad him. Admiral
Sir Nonrail Salnicia. V. C.. G. C a.
has baooma fathar of the BrItUh float.
Ha was bora io IftS^ satf <
aary iwair**
yaars iatar.
the Iranu ha captoradj
Walkar. a feat for which | ^
1 iha _
the

you ever hear of a man or woman being sick or weak who could cat heartily and who enjoyed their meals .> Every'
man, every woman and every child who is sick, puny or weak can soon eat heartily and enjoy every' meal if they u-ill
takeKodol. A truth worth rep«ating: Wkt» ytm
KM emtryUnt ym tM UAs ftd, aad tvtry htl tf th* mtrimtnl AM
year f»o^
feej »M«
eMhas l$
b MaMti
MmOMtil M m»>fMMtd
tpptepHM hy
h iht
ffit UMM M tbaut.

<«nis

H hI7iL"Sr1i.!^,S3

£i:2r7i*sri5ri:iL‘f52r,r;

^

-kodol digests what you eat.-

HICHSEL CAY dead

of the

l‘rth?Brtr>

Prom
tConUnued Prom
tConilnued

Fim

Page.)

!mn with a awlfi current ihroogh anj.f
(open forest of 1
.ah the space between the lake and the

-.>-!.he,

„d rouo, oar-.

could ride through In all directions on
horseback at a rapid pare
the Idea of belns tocet loua.'Howmany.i;**
On the right bank of the river, a
kmc winded speakers will there be at
there
fern n>ds Ih*1ow its exit from the lake.
this meetlnit. msdam?' 'You are the prisons has refused to surrender. Moll
I one year and
then went to Crown. Just where the land
slopes gently
Point. N. Y.. where he stayed about]* down to the water, there was a little
^ J®** *“■ I four years. Prom there he went U) open space covered with grass, where
of the fnct ( Tpoy
worked on the Erte canal for | the Indians Muneilroes
landed with
y«*»r or so. and then came west to (their canoe*.
t)n the
higher land
for some • alcove were some I:
•aon of Coiorado
^ and Hepresent i^^jij
Allomey General CunneA. In
age. each wltfi a slake at
years, part of the time on a st«
Humphrey of Washlnjfton stale.
,he demand, argued that
and foot
N«»t far
in 1844 he went to Grand Ha
engaged with Rev. Mr. Ferry, the | other graves, of a circular, mound like,
probsjily^ of a moroj
father of Senator Ferry. He remained i form,
him for three years, until 1847.’
year, his j
lake «
In which year he came to Grand Trav shore of
departed
from that
college
that such a record <
**re lh«‘
erse. which has been bis home since.! wigwam*.
■tune in the!
an to <
• Indian
Horace Boardman had. a little be-‘ dnm of im
pass«nl the w Inter, while the m
. Ia>- absent on their annual hunt
Inter- , these ese pUons. there was r
marked thsl ‘ Chronological c^iberence
t.. Indicate that the foot
1 esfs here,
In ideas is much to |x- desired, but
fumUhed
i
In 1847. Cspt.
there are times when lack of It b»*
• hU son. Horace Boardman.
• to buil< k saw mill at this point. The
h wind in the top* of
: of the ncuth
Ith two or three men In his
latter.
make his usual Sunday morning an
, f„r
■rrlvcd at tbs liver In the, Hie• pine treesX
nounr«*m<.mt as follows: 'The funeral
llyomel is nature’s
'be mile gra.«i\>
and dis
^
^
of the late and much lamented sexton ' curing catarrh, c-olds. ouigl
made a
W immedistely commenced the consirnc- to was where Mr.
lakes plae** on Wednesday afiennsm ease* of t
,1^,. tlon i>f a dwelling. The place selected ^ home here for hi* famillyat :i o'clock.
Thanksgiving serviceb i the only
•
right bank of the stream.*
In Jbe M.ring of H S2 Mr Gav moved
what i* now EHk Rapids
Her>- he
day mo'rolng at II '
iitln**«i six <»r seven .vears and then
Miss May Cord.
•odsworlh. agent for
h«|.h.
,««« In... .hi thn^
^
on S.-c 4, T
N.
imib of
“with'center «»f the street and Its southern R V W. a little south
<.f BIk Rap
Rapid*.
Inir
Itslssni*
It
i
Uuindarv.
Just
eaM
of
the
eastern
and
ihU
has
lMH*n
his home ev«*r since,
heaUng a
named having
.hlng Ulsam*
*, „f Bagrdman avenue. It was lb* afterwards made
adjoining purgerms
expense
Her wonderful vocal
house of
of modest
modest pretensions as to chases, maklnc in aU three 4t** and
St r<*moie and minute air « house
were discovered by a I
shore of BIk
e head, thnuit and lung*. sUe. Isdng onl.v/«ixi
rho was passing her hn
it fH^ithes and heals all Irritation «»f ty-fowr. and one ston
day when ijte girl was singing
hand
membrane.
terlal
for
the
walls
her in skH-p
He look her in h
Uth i
and after one or two trials d.^
Prescribed by physicians hewn squart‘ with the broad
and alter one or
»rmis
,hem ; after yewrs It was known
Mrs. Gay’s native place wa«
vn to the in Rapids
d a prodi
f I>elrolt. For morel
a* the ‘old in Cam
selves to bn ak up a r«»ld ahd prevent habitant* of the
all be knows,
and Mrs. Gay lived '
pnettnitinia
block house.” It was eventually de- than 47 year*
•broad to finish
The ctmiplete
Hyomei outfit ctin ; siro.TOd by lirt>.
happily u>gether. and inrougn aii tne
!m. gone
inhaler, that is st»|
On the 2<Mh of June, a week or m«ire changing scene* of pioneer life, cheerslsts of
ly fully bearing the burdens of life and
can IK*! after XIr.
rdman’D arrival, the Lady
'll
getting
a
great
deal
of gtssl as they
carried in the jKirket or purse, a me«l- ^of the Ijike. t»wned hjr him and Miilotl
steps taken In a divorce Mne dropper and a bottle of llyomel | by Michael Gay. <me of
of the
s. went siting, always contented ami hapf bis en
of
this
is expected to cause • in-;This
in^lt wm euro any • ,rrlve<l at he m
r the'rlv
memlous sensation. The couple alK>ut
case of catarrh. In ch
supplies
to be seiiarated hare NH*n living «n ;
ed
c,md;tions. ItiDger
longer,
XVlrr assisting
happily for several year*, the frividtius |
les of
agee. always finding the lrt-|ght
ry and extra iKjttles
«f | the building of the house. Mr. Gay was
wife, no hipgcr ytmng. carrying on a HvomH <
1 for .'rite, mak.uple went
he little vessel to side td life, this plt»nv*er
bold flirtation with a roan well known 1q'|> u .
ical troa
•Iher; and
on a oil
ds. to bring on
on down tr
through life
In the ”4l)«» ’
On the other ^and. the f„r this
softly foldt»een when the w
mnilonalre hu*l»a
the
,.r«t .
h. ed her
ly in love with a
ook up
‘f i **'»“*** '**> steamer.
Returning, the , death.
alone, still ch4-erful and happy.
U^rnll h
entered the river on the 5th of life ah
; it wa* imly a little
il guarai^w to nthen only until a mei-ting that w..uld k u.w^no 1
(Jay’s young
young
prison depart

sssr r

<
j

HfOMEI

rT.u’f

U.,... ...n- U

SiE-.

I about flft4H*n or slxteei
ttlsfact
"*'*^y!and her four-montl
four-monthsolc___________
e risk themaelves. ami
hinr im I *'*" I>uncan. a hiired girl named
>4111 ahsolute’y m fling
un,i^.^^ Amburg. and1 several carpeni
•s you goo4l.
It was a day or two after their,,
arrival that the women, being alone.,
”NO"NAME" CLUB.
w.*ro alarminl by the sound of the.
trampling of horse*, followed by a con­
I Social Event at the Foreate
fusion 4.f discordant yelU. which their
Hall Last Evening.
e*clt««d imaginations
magnified into
terrible war whis.p ot a multitude
lUssithirsty savages hankering aft
mis
in
the
FiUV'st
when he heard
r,. I cr scalps. Mrs. Duncan and Ann cownliig.
AlsMil
fifty
roc»m
The captain wei«»
14-rod within the tent. Mrs. Gay. though
which was mi
.<j I scarcely
less frightened, thought It;
vlnclng than anj-thing he had s4H*n or
V to put on a semblance of brav |
heard In scanct's. The voice M^eroed
She accordingly went out and \
to come fn»m l>ehlnd hts desk and the
siKjke to the Indians in their own l»nPraiae Meeting
captain proce«*dod to
hnni
for Us
guage. a few words 4.f which she had
Th*- Woman’s Missionary Society
Miurce. He locat««d the general direc­
; learn.'d while living near Grand Raption1 from
frxmi wh
which the volri- was ctunlng the First Hresbyu*rlan church t
.urchi Ws
To the relief of the women the
his left ear that
kept cn
.n
friend,r
Intently, and the
way.
He !i»
hollow, dlsta
heard to aa> ;
’’Flea*
receiver.”
Thi-n the
ty.
b
cleared up
Captain Ikitter hung up ; congregation are Inrittn! 1
Which
and
suchc<

daughter Is so<m to enter society
Ef- cas.
forts are l>eing made hy mutual I Uk(
friends to patch up the trouble In such] mei
a way that practical hut not legal sejv; less
aratlon will result.
Captain CAarles 1.. 1‘oiter. I’nittsl
Rtatp* engineer In Ihiluth, has l>eeo
reading up on Spirituall»m «rf late.‘Pie
The other aftern<K>n. being at leisure
he was

■'

Ayers

II

Doctors rarely have hard colds.
Lcep this old
coufh
They keep
old,cou|h

sSch.36c

26c

Buds

Ar«

Injured

at

That

ELGIN C. LEWIS

Peraonal Mention.

Tki UKi*0itiCatli6ncv
with Mr. and Mr* A Gilmore, have
r. • 1 md to their hmu- at OgdenslnuA j
The fishermen did not have ^o-»1 (
luck ft*hing on Kt-t io.y tin- first of i
FraiiK and William'
Helllerich 4-niertalned a large number
tif friend* at their home Saturday

Some Icailcr* in

is that you do not have always to be explaininf;
to customers that the last lot was a little off.
but that it will be all riuht in the future. '
"BEST" is right all the time. :: :: :: :: ::

fiaiinab $ Cay Co.

small

prunes,

.......... 4c ib^ 7 ibf ior25c
Choice Medium sued
I>runc5...............................

.sc lb

Choice Urge 4U to 50
prunes............................

.re lb

Nice ilrietl peaches for

J. H. MONROE

General Insurance
31 1 New Wilhelm Block

E W HASTINGS & SON
FIRE INSURANCE

•AWYER

.-DEtmSTS..

Work of HifliMt PoMibto Oraflav
Flna Gold WaHi ■ tpaMan^ _

A. D. TYLER

flUC.
John (Yirrol
(Ytrrol la
Is home
h
from Ann
'-r »i>-l hl^ <•>«.,. ln.pr..vln* n,r.-,>
Escaped an Awful FaU.
. H Haglgua of Melbourne
-a. “ily doctor told me I had
I
wrllea.
Con
rtion
sumption and nothing could be done

' '*
PBBnAii:~Q^oM

o?er“of a f

* *“

•e to conject
r be routed on Xlra. Gay’s .
ity that, aa for herself, she time
cain aat for

? trial bottle ofDr Kli

}!*/

New Dls
life.'' This '
»r all throat

CAVE A HNE SHOW

‘ could

^ ‘ th wi^ i Wla-^

the^othCT

Claua Warnar. Propriaior
HUTTOK* BAY. MJCH

K & N. LOME GAUD

SS^.iE=::rHToImIo................................9 >0_____ (I* M

A flUoris

.Ss^er^*^”St

5 j

JURPET CLEM0R6 WOKl.

Kado” for Elks in Oowagiac to a

idpiritoS/wSL**”

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-^”__ i

ence Laat Thursday.

ef —. i

|6:<EH'. IG'JIHcT]

LARSON'S PARK HOTEL

Geo. F. Knowles Profluced ‘The Ml--

jover her separation from
' tlona of her former home,
enough to pay a’
can wa* fortunate
fo
liaslon. the
visit to the
fall succeeding her arrival
er, but Mrs. Gay was hero
before> she had

JOHN R. SANTO

ig up tee from FUm
the let-I* 17 Incho- thick and

Carpet doaninf sad Foather Reno-

GRAND RAPIDS I INDIANA NT
CONPANY.

.Mr*. (J«-o. F. Knowles returned yes: terday from Dowaglac. where she as­
sisted Mr. Knowles In the production
of -The Mikado - for the benefit of the Tmio l-.-.iTm?..!.
newly organized lodge of Eika in that
place. .last Thursday nlgbu
They gave an artistic pe
assisted by exceptionally <
The
product!

■ wnkoni

HKiUliHlT

Tl^
j finally deatroyed
}'*Mav^^torioa coBld be told of

mnuiuii

I man b»«iUI<il .pot for • h<w« co^
!h.Tr f*™ fooiid wirwhen Tn Mlchl-

Trjsr*"-

FIRE INSURANCE

pies or sauce............................ 7C lb

PEREMAI^UETTE

tetter

nt-lS

finally decided to build thej^-------

s&h^=5s:i!^‘

Nice home rliied ajiples. .8c lb

Prompt shlpMt of ootolit
orders mad aatiVactloa snamleed
Tour patrooase oolleltad.

HELP WANTED,
You can make from t to $28 In aa many m
Thoya
•oodo on Msr oocond floor. Thoymual
bo all mof
Foto 17th, to makt room f^
Vow promloo to pay will be the aame aa caoh.

1 irictl Fruits.

Will sell them while ihey Ust.
Choice

Choice Knglish Cleane<l
lUiph* Kitchen siK-nl Sunday with
Currants....................................9C lb
.Mr. and rM* G*-org«- Boun-aw ami
famllv
Cnioice Blue Kibl»on SeetC
Quite a nunilK-r fn»m h.-n- ait4-nd4-«l
eil raisins..................................llc lb
ay i-vt-uiug
e
the ball at Old Mission FHdav
Mr and Mrs John Mills and daugh^Call and sec for yourself
Ruth spi-nt Sunday with Dr
Mis. F'isher
nsher and daughter Am
' Frank F Sm
friend* at Ogdensburg
The peach hud* ars- hurt
place ami |»o*slWy
fruit. ,
I
I
Mr* ,W (hdden* and .Mr* J. Mill* | ■■■ ■ ■
spent Friday
E'rlday with Mrs. John Bmltir’
land Mrs. Frank Smith
'
F'rankie Griffin of Ogda n*lmrg *jK-nt
Archie and

I were particularly
^
,
ally glad to i
were espccla
tiA I
ao9 aammmm mM
>o4l In return
irwiic with the
afTer'
V«W mi ■iiiaiinii*the Indian*
Indians iK-came
Ik
w.rt. ulMio^Kirt.nt «.«rce of «upply.' liOO o! the OTldCi Ud WOBlb
When the failure of provisions threat
ened the little colony with faml

Hibw
there
left In

Oh.*^
T.''.

NAPLETON nEVfS
Peach

---zzzmmiMm--

^

Flo ur
Mi

Boy's liceced
llet
shirts and
rs.:2i>c to 45c valut
drawers.
not all sizes, price Ofwp
e arivsi/e
to close.any’
si/e. .

New

'.f

U:

Women’s Wool iituon
suits, ()m;ita style.
iiuc. in uhitc I.75
valuf.

Infant’s white wool shirts4lK; val
ucs.......................... ............... ..

aponae l»elng conveyed Imck tn a alml- thrxwgh the pelHe otfmaa, craapa and 1

flood Chings JIbout

WtJinen’s llccce I i n c <1
pants, an excellent gar­
ment at TiOc. small

2.k^’2iAS=S.--22rV«

226 East M SkNl

th7 FY^nch^fa^gSTge. ind one of the ^
Indian women apeike It fluently.
In * CoiDpOII»d.
transaction^ the
the ttwo acted aa,
-e transacilontit
future
Mwa.

One ef CDe IHany

\V.,n.en' line Ausiraliaii
wotVl pants,
value

■ when
ipany u-n
A midnight lunch wa*
= ser\«Hl tnw fancy manner A load of
v.iung folks from Travenu- CU> also
at I elided th»* party
M«mtb- -S Priest *»f Traverst* Cll>
.-p-nt tsumlay with John lioursaw and

-sretsTrari

Cherry Pectoral

UNDERWEAR OR FUEL
WHICH?
/'
Three iloUars a cord for wood, or half price for
good, warm underwear: the underwear keeps you warm
and makes you feel better Here are a few items that
are worth more than a passing interest: in most cases
the lots are small and should be.pirked up quickly.

t. ,«iTTEiir »«»j?lSzK

I

M«wy

Mr. Gny was bom

I prior to the becinnlns

I':,:

MturJifsjisvArsEsrt

old by S. E. >h/AIV*~S SOME.

^SilsTTS Sf whl^S n ™
and tells of a Joke

:

•USIKSSUtDS.

ai

L. C. -TflllfDLK, Prop.
■MT RlAULTfl

Corner

NiaUi mad Vtiem Mto

CIttaoaa FhoM m

a,.

XHEEVXNIKO
■i::'

HBALTH

-'>W

" is'the:-'

OtUSBED
^DEATB
Eziu BUM Moueo OF HW UPC
•V FAUJNO THEE.
TrM^Spm u>d InMMd »f HMMriiit
A«nr th* 0<y Ran ta «k* M

Most ImpoHa^ i
No one can tdl good baking powder
from bad merely by tbe appearance;
Tlg^gi^ is some guide, butnotan inSome cheap brands may raise the dough,
yet contain unwhcJewme ingredients.
There it one safe, sure way, L e.,
to ftJlow the reconunendations of die
7.U;.ir- ■;>

U. & GOVERNMENT ANALYSTS,
THE HIGHEST AimtORITIES ON HYGIENE
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD,
THE BEST HOUSEKEEPERS EVERYWHERE-

ROYAL
*^|j|BAKING POWDER

of II and Wm CaagM.

atljr killed tWa
itle asslsUns in cnulng
forenoon wht:
for wood on tbe farm oC

working with Mr.
: be WM■ MAwru.
kUled.
Tbe two left the boose this momlns
about 10:30 ©clock to go on the back
pan off the
, farm, a half mile from the
house, to cut wood drag*, which wore
to be hauled to a rollway and then cot

wmr.

: OITT. MIOH^ TUESDAT, FSBSCABT 1^ U04.

D.TEA5

TWO MUXS AT
CEDAICLOSE

Ara^LaM Amm^ tm IM UiAM

OAIT MrMtniEIT
Tbe amet attiactlaa al Stsiabmra

Tbe fMMcml aanrfea Of Urn iBle J«». CXTRCME COLO WSATNKR WAS
1 o’Qiaek. lo
TH€ CAUSE.
Tbe Trtaods of Q. K- Boagbey. wbo
baa baoa saUe m wtcb tyiMd fever.
tbe dtroetioo of H. U Carter,
wOl be Interested tn loartag that be U
rbe body waa laid to roM la tbe OMbCara. Noom aad Haade Prwaaa Wbile steadily Imprortag aad that be U now
Stic eeiaotery bore.
past tbe daagw potat.
Wertd^ ao RoOwaya -Thirty
A runaway oa Proot
Tbe faaeral oenrtees of WUUam
Mow Zero Tbit tmnrnin^
Wbiteford of Acme were held yester­
day afionmoa from tbe cburch at

—„«.,,!!£SSSSss=S5-

inn Went
this morning for a visit.
I^vlakm No 3 of the Coogregattonal
Aid Society will bold a social afterDODD tomorrow at the borne of Mra. H.'
Montague. AH members and friends
of^be church are Invited.
; HAVE YOU
f Itceiuie
issued today TRIED THEM YETf
O. T. M. M. lodge of Willlamabarg was |
. RMord Want Ada. bring Big
m«S»*V*lliat*todg?**Th? fun^l
ablngle mill of J. Suillvsn
Ratuma fee the money hrrtgfed
^“~*lthe Dewey SUve Compmiy mill havei^»»^
was tn charge of H. U carter.
^
day than
The churcb
f
and relatives of tbe deceased in apite man
ibeir
of tbe very severe
to pay tbelr last reaperta to tbe de­

f^

' of lb** saw when the tree
• to split op and started to falL It was
their first tree. He ran directly back TAMES TO CPmULLSME
COMFOOmnACTUlE
i of tbe tree instead of sidewaya from
.the fall and bad only got abont tan Sody M MlKo. W. NMkirK Wh. DM
S. Wise'a Left Arm Caught in a
! feet from tbe b«t of tbe stump when
in
;
Pulley Mt at the Traverse
i tbe tree cangbt him.
Knighta of Pythina.
The tree split cp and Instead of tbe
City Manufacturing Ce
top falling as Is usually the case In a
split tree, tbe butt fell flrsL Mr. Me
The body of
N«rklrk.
ewklrk. wbo «d<7a
I to tbe groond. d«r at th. aiylom.
tn nrn.
— ^---------waa oaeoiud w
u> Wa
bouae ud former hosM In Central Lake at iriolCT*^ City
bones wore broken
While be was bitching
to FVank
wife went across tbe
Ihelp. Mr local kxUc Kolsbia ct Pyttalaa.
Kratochvllles to sum
; ”*■ **» workln* at a planer and In;
__
___
rm caught be- j
Kratochvllle and bU hired man. R. P
E. A. Fox. of CobUal Lake, chaa- •«>»«
Wbeelock. burriod over and the three ce^;»^';o«;^in^;r.Tn;i^rted Trm^erw. j
retumf'd to where Bush was killed.
City lodge No. 73. K. of P. lo
i
fwUHnr l7
They had to uw the tree in twe charge of the local arrangemenU and,
n»*
nrtmnd
twisung
sou,
side““o;”th^:
befon* they could reh*ase the liody ibe body was escorted to the train by [
unable to dc the knights. The local lodge *
Thu Mr. McfJsrry
y unfortunate
d mrlst.
tkme as he has an li
brother a lieautlful. The aretd
only been at
The U»d> was IpmtHliately placed ii
mriirtlng of, tbe in-Mr
sleljth and brought to this city and signla of the lodge,
Ir. Newkirk
of ihe Knight which his hand
a prom
of Pyth
a

e'cleck at these prices
Solid Silver Tea
Solid Silver Tea
(heavy.)
Solid Silver Dessert Spoons. 11.1
each,^
Solid Silver Ocaeert Spoons S1.3S
each (heavy.)
SoLd Silver Table Spoons t2JO0
Solid Silver Sugar Shells SSc each, i
heae are about half the regular |

^

‘P— pABB^KD^^
RASTALL. Hi^tling J«w«ler

.

^51

S^.^1

!?is

...
■ !£|HS=w.S-~.3i=L“

"JOLLY CROWD" CLUB.
I Of tht
body was made Affidarlts of boil Pedro Party at
making gases in tbe labraion wenMcGarry and Mr. Kratocbvilic
repiiinandefl ihU morning before the
^Mrw Wabb Last Evening.
were taken, h
High scho.ll and all but one will lie
Tbe\JolIy Crowd' Pedro Club met taken
An examination <
back.
at the home of Mrtl and Mrs. Webb, of
the fact that tbe t
Union, street last evening, and before
tbe young man ac
tbe cheerful fire blazing In the grate
played
the
favorite
game
with
no
I Lake avenue. l.€00 feet
^
i East Eighth strrot from Railroad} «n tbe front of the left shoulder ant! thoughts «if the zero wesiher raging
outside.
asra* or
Mrs. Howard, being the winner of
the IsdUw^ prize, received a beautiful
FOR RENT.
rase, and Mr. Arnold, winning on the
/ . . A total of 8.000 feet, which
will
cost
j
although
It
was
thought
at
first
ihsi
rhlch ’
broken. His back from gentlemen’s ride, was
per foot, or 14.920 laid *
to his hii»s was black pretty match safe Refre
ytAB NOT AWARDED BY COUNCIL
Ybls price includes the|
served during the evening, consisting
ni'cessary
bydrgnts.
vahres.
LAST EVENINa
‘i -T-'*
Coroner Chase thought that death of cream wafer*. sugar»*d i»«ip com sn«l
I
lnqam>.rfj Wi'"*'I
On the several streets named In this
the pnjjHTly owners have cx was practically tnsUnuneous and that «krape fruit Juice.
The guests all had a ven pleasant
prv‘»si-d their willingness i«» deposit! death was caused by the blow at the
and the club will hold It* next
TWO DOLLARS and thirty- I
MICELLANEOUS.
HELD rot CONSIDEtATION their |5 befon* the main Is laid. or. l»ase of the brain which caused a hem
the home of Mrs. La Point©
hage of the brain. He bled at the
W. ..nu tuy. P.nu
I J.r . w
ded an invitation last evenwhich s.*emed to Indicate thii
ii.SM*
r this to the fire
EXTENSION OF WATER MAINS
The youag man claimed to have no
and water commit t»*« fur their conTWENTY BELOW.
: relative* with the exception of s
RECOMMENDED.
sideration. lam
, brother two years older, who is supRespectfuny yours.
*t
JuUuA
,
luiratr^#
-Xon
.
.
luiratr*/#
mior^
‘ poM*d lo be at Coldwaler. wrhere he Is Coldest Night of All the Winter Has
H. O. Joym.
THE TRAk'ERBE CITYCANNI.NGCO *«' '
Come and oGne.
Superintendent Water Works. ^ being raised: Bush has also claimed
.y.ow...oy;
.
,
is now ready
to write contracts for ^
J : Are Llfiht Petitioned for Near Sub
The matter was referred to the com^ to have an uncle In South DakoU. but ' Twentv degree* below last night!
Notice of Advance.
Ur.-f7Huvarletle*s of produce for (he com t
>> • i,v
* PoeUI Static---- —Lather
Ihe hK^jilkm I* not known.
mltUH* fin fire ad water.
^/
ing season, and will be glad to
ReiKirU received today from (*hss
The
Petition for Arc Light
F. ’Smurthwalle. J. Schroeder. F. E
for Library Conwas
Residents in Ward No. 2 petitlou fojBoston girl, more frigid thsn a marble WUhtw, general manager, and F. H
VALENTWE SOCIAL
tract—Wa
Tape Frosen,
)82if
H 8 Kneelsnd. Secretary
|
»»'•*«»'«
«J
heart and Us congealing effect was Wlthej*. the bookkx-eper tell of some
AO arc light on the comer of Randolph
and Madison streets. The manor was
fully capab le of freezing Ihe "milk of new and wonderful dlscoverlw In the
P.^y.
The matter of awarding the contract referred to the committee on lighting Congregational Aid Society Had i human klm
pmpenie*
of the
Grand Travenw^ and
( |y|k.|Fr-|
(ir-n ui
kill- v*iai|i|
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. . |WI J yf
Pleasing Program Arranged for
for the building of the new Carnegie With power to act.
i Arizona Mining Co. They demand that I
MEN’S
HEAVY
FLEECE I '--I- ____
library building was not settled by
; the Slock l*e advsnc«-d to 25 cenU per : | underwear 20 cenU (sells for 50 I
TC IjOAJipwoasi jvvmviy
The reason the light is asked for
. the Affair at the Morgan Home.
THE MARKETS.
the council last evening, hut another Js bocaiise the ixislofflce ha.H esUb^
meeting will be held next Monday Ilshed a sub station in the slore of
night to lake final action. The fol Mrs. F'uller and as she has frequently gregatlonal Church Aid I islon No. 1
!: No. 2 red. 11.034. ;
lowing it the report sent to the i
quite a sum of money on band and the last evening at tin* residence of Mr.
No 3 white oat*. 44r
cll by Ue boani of public works:
Toledo. O.. Feb !€.—Wheal—Cash,
sirwt ii* vi?n dark it was not con­ and Mrs. B. J. Morgan was a delight; the Kim- , ’J,’JL__
Oentlemen-As
sidered cafe and the postxiIRce depart- fill affair in every sense of the word. ll.m: M.y.
July.
J""-'
\o you on Jan 3u we ha
Cbicayo.
Feb.
Ifi —Whe.1—M.y
The house wss prettily dccorateil for
for bids for the erection
mattors.
the occasion with red
r
hearts and tbe
negle library hiilldlng*' In this city, and
New D
refreshments were
the following bids were received by
i->*ed. was llght.Hl with red candles In Osts-May. 424oc; July. 394c. May
us: George lAther, 115.137; A. E
the table U Ing fur­ pork. 114.70; lard. |7.60:'ribs. |7.o74.
lee our adv. These prices include bedroom suits, odd dressWUtem. 115.25(1; W. J. Irwin.
IHitatoe* on local market
<
ther decorated
with hi-art* and rcl
sideboards. buffeu. china cloaeta. combination book cases,
no Iron work; V ,H IVierson. |H>C7
sstln
rll
ribbon.
iThese bids cb> noi Inclmle iM-ating or prniM-rt
estension
■tension tables, ccenter tables, cupboards, kitchen cabinets.
A
pn
consisting
of
this viwr
plumbing 1
piano solo Tr .MlU^Helen Miiiii^'.l Special ui the Evening lU'Cord.
I
carpets, rugs and I t several other articles, and closes tomorrow at
A*M-**»r
pri*eeni and
' rpon thorough cou^lderallou uf the
songs
by
Mis*
Carrie
Ear
M
Earl
and
Mias'
Keystoqy.
Mich.,’
Feb.
IG.-Thls
t
7 o’clock.
stat.Ml that he haib leamtri that she
. Slater Reliable House Furnisher.
Uiffenmt bldx. we think that it
N*sdlng by Miss ixjoniIng at C:30 the mercury stood
had not iMH-n aK»4-**ed and r.'com- Julia Kelley,
a saving of time and money u
Anderson Later in the evening 31 degree* lielow zero, the colde«t It
constnictlun of said "Carnegie llbrarj nieml.ri that iho money Ik- remitted to Edith
her. She has no mean* of eamlng a partner* for *up|H*r w«*re found by; ha* been here this winter. And the
building*’ by contract, rather than
matching
halves
of
valentines
TUejsnow
in
some
,nrd*
1*
plle.1
from
8
to
living
except
by
what
she
c^n
pick
up
It by day Ubor.
supper consisted of cold pressed i 10 feet deep,
I wii.i. KKU. yor NAiiJt
And we would further recommend
The council rrcororoende.1 that hot h chicken, aandwiche*. fruit salad, cake#
Olid b*rd«*rv AS rHKAf* AS
that the bid of George I At her.
and coffee. A sliver collection ws*
315.127. be accepted and a contract taxes iH* n*mUtcd.
YOU GAN Gfrr THEM OT’T
taken and a good sum n‘sllze<^
Choice of 33 Ladies’ Suits, worth
made with him for the construction of
Frozen Water Tapa
SIDE and >01, Van c-1 thc-m
$15. for $5Ba
the said building.
Supeiiniemleni H. O. Joyni of the
as yc»u mant ih-m an i
ih«Choice of 20 Ladies' Suits, worth
“30 • CHL-SPAITT^
Respectfully submitted.
water works brought up the matter of
$20, for $7JO.
gtvri*
Board of Public Works.
frozen taps. He said that there were
Choice of 44 Ladles' Coats,
Ri'mPinlv'r wh»i: yon Imy
obji'cled to paying Young Ladies Have a Leap Year Aftwo persons wbo ob
worth $8, for $2.08.
l
where
for
the
thawing
out
of
the
pipes
of
ymir
HOME
MERCHANT
fair at Academy. Which Was
a motion
Aldomwo Wlnnlp
Choice of 22 Ladles’ Coats,
LF.until the they had fnizen under the street
that the matter Ih» I
you grt full weight:
worth $15. for $6j00.
Very Pleasant
suits of this sale showr that our elTorti anil b»rg»in» are apnext regular meaning, which would he wanted some action taken on the
Choice of 113 Children’s Coats,
Cal! and »©« m.-.- •
precialcd as usual; TmUy wre mention
lon fiift a few of tbe eaiKcur in three w**eks
worth $6.50. for %2M.
One of the most pleasant events of
He *uted that there were about 15
traordinarxvalues
wre
arc oft'ering
that motion to
oor ChaUenge Sale : :
The Boston Store.
up* fnven up in thi* way and that
laid over for
onlv one of them wa* when
In the Academy last evening. There
Unbleached Cotton coat 6e at the miU today, -Jl _
main* had been laid The old
wer^ Jtirt 30 couples present and aH
were not laid dtn'p enoughour challenge price................. ........................ ..
aw 2^
matter ought to be acted on at
YOU KNOW WHAT our
There wa* ctmslderable dlsctisslon enjoyed Wmselves to the utmost.
Mr Bingham aUof-brought out that
A pleasthg conctit was the cosy rorclean-up aalcs have boon in the
Remnants of Linings «wth to ihc. '
Mr Peterson s bid was lower than Mr. about the matter, some thinking the m r in whlc^ orange punch was
past.
This
will
bo
no
excoption.
lAther’s but Mr. Prall. chairman of proiHTty owners ought to stand the pims.Hl K pas decorated with crlmtbe iKiard of public works, explained expense and others that ila^ city ou
•on hearts Ibstened together with red
that Mr Peterson did not fumUh b<*nd to stand the expense when tbe pi
baby rilxm. Miss Clara Wurzburg pre­
Worsted Dress Goods *>ort Irogth, and
with bis hid which was required and wen* fn>7.en under the strw't*. It 1
pieces, juit bsien, only.......................................... ..
suggested b.v some that the water be sided over the liowi In a very graceful
that tbe reason his bid was m>
manner and her dress was also
left
running
slightly
but
on
the
other
cepted was l»ecatise of the matter of
hand II was show n where parllo* werx trimmed with the heart* of the ertmtVe eouM close them all out to small atore keepeii,
Stewart and Steffens fur­
on a meter ^hls would not be advU
but prefer our customers to get the benefit.
: and dancing wa* Inable. The matt.T was finally laid over nished
dulged
i:20 until 1:0«.
I colors.
The Boston Store. I
for one week.
men were prese
Velveteens ts different colors. aUo bUck, oor 80c
Tbe specUl committee appointed
also absent and
cloth, very popular for waists, at....... ...............
CAST 8JDE GIRLS.
that the matter of letting the iQb out
INSTRUCTION IN OIL PAINTINOby contract be roDsidered more itilly
wlll take a
Black Brocaded Silks for skirts or
oung Ladies EnUrtain Friends With
Mr. Louis
.first II was propemM to do the
as aufl
limited nS nber of pupil* tn oil
worth 8!*c, chaitepge price......... ..............
ommended that they I
a Leap Year Party.
by day labor.
paloUng at hU studio. 234 Washingttee and the city atThe East Side girls gave a ver>ton street, He will all I take orders
y to having them pot
Golf
Cloves, the 50e kind for 35c, the S6c kind JQq
Superintendent H. O. Jo>tH of the
for special subjects In oil. Lat* of
:er when it was re- leasant leap year party last evening
hall with music by
Paris and Washington. Terms rea­
city water works
ks rrecommended that
Helm’s
There were forty
sonable. _______________
20$54f
to the water
I be :
couple*
pi
MIs^’Fine
Cashmere Hose worth iSc.
submitted
tbe
mains in the spring and i
WHY EXPERIMENT with patterns
decorated in red. white and blue,
following recommendatlot j to tbe counpalms were also nsed with pleasing ef­ of uncertain merit when you can boy
fect. During the evening puzkch was the Banner guaranteed ones at only
OenUemen—1 wish to call your at­
10c and 15c t-ach at the Economy
tention to tbe matter of extension of
bulky for ua to move anywhor
Store.
2107-2t
water maias for tbe coming year as
clae.
J. W. Slater.
follows:
Reliable Home Fomlaher.
WE ARE NOW selling Porlun Cor
KIMBALL I
Tenth street from Oak street to Diu at only 45c each.
Ity and purity of ton* witl
2107 21
Tbe Economy Store.
of finish. You should hove <
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THE HIGH SCHOOL LEOTURE COURSE

RITOHIE THE IVIAOIOIAIM
At The City Opera Noise, TONIGHT, Febraary 16.

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