The Evening Record, March 05, 1904

The Evening Record, March 05, 1904

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1904-03-05

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niTHE EVENING RECGRl) |s7iw^

|yGiTEiioA>rB nm

TRAVERSE CnT, MCH^ RATI RDAY MARai i, 1»W.

PORT BOMBARDED VALUE OF
FOR THREE DAYS AN IDEAL
' JA^

DO HEAVY DAMAOI TO
TNtTOWM.

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RUSSIAI»

WILUAAI JENNINGS BNYAN SPOKE 1
LAST EVENING.
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•UUHDTO0EATH
vViSow Wm P^Aiiy SNe^
WNmi
SUittS.

KrtAt iMtWWfc

If /oo ar« tbifikiii0 at ail of a

CmnN Vm

WtlAtft

The NictaaHy of an Idaal In PHvate.
N
•minwm, PrWaaalonaL Political
and National Lift Pointad Out.

WOOD APFQUnrHUfT
wnu»

Stnalor Scott of W. VirvinU.
CtAn WILL AMEMALC UUIOEtT
Bjr Wire to tbe Bvaatac Rooord.
AAMY IN TMI WOULD.
uhteftoo. March L,—Whom the
aatloo of Oen I^eonard Wood, ad
vaociBd him from brigadier genaral to
major general comet up for diaenaakw
la tbe aenate next Memdaj. Sonator
Ill IMMfi Waifar. Will D« ^iMd
L of Wetl VlrglBla trill prraeot to
•t Dw OtaMal W Omrai Ku.
ibe body a rouAutUm at prepared by
Ibe late Senator Hanna for tbe lattor t
ritkm to Wood t promotSoa. Tbe
nomination trill be oanSrmed by a
large majority of votaa.
Hpertai to the ErnHac Record
'
New Verb, Mar«b S-Thoro baa btmi
<
a thro# dayV bambardmint by tba JapanMt of Pan Arthur accordinf to a

Thtt'i whtx t m vie wh« one iM*. o«r OOR.

A full sto^ gt the beM pnoei
At all tim«L

tt tt dobart‘Bttd)tr Companp

MAY ACCEPT
ULTIMATUM
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UR,

Bou »« e»e.l,

»hUr be «u AIotmT, nuiooRl gur.
----------itou lo bte UKtore tiM- • V«l«« of an | Opera,or. 0«,r a Cot of Fi« cm. ,

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t ajuable. Mr. Bryan Is an eloquent!
Other Labor.
laJkor and bit argunu-ntt are tkUlfull
woven and prc^wniefl In
plea.lnglSP^ '
Indianapolis. Ind . March ~Ai the
vcr> ftw
;y chairs M-sslon of . I he miners and oiH raiorvi
ity opera bouse last evening yckterdsy aftemomi, the sub^^U*
cx»mmlii.^ of the miners presented,
> curtain anwe for the Bryan what the, mid was the ultimatum of
ad in arising upset the table the operators. This
bed the water pitcher, which demands In half and asks f,»r a two?
ripple of laughter to go over years contract at one half of the I2H|
tbe bouse, but when Rev Mr Carhlln per cent of the ad vane* In wages given ‘
In a few well^ebosen word*. Introduced JmI year This w.mid make a rcslur
the dhitlngulsbed speaker there wsft tion <if Are cents a ton on the preM iit
Mwle and a dt'rr»a-«* In *»thcT Ulsir
^'S.^Rryai blian with some hituM.r
ouk allUMloo* to chunh que^tlf>nv and
timtd at t:J0 thit nrnrninf.
lliiully l.lro«-lf In wlibh !».. *aid Uisi this alii end lb.* |i.*--n.ibiv .if J. ren
Tbe attack waa kapt up at iatervaii
he WU4 glad to deliver a nunjioliiiral era! strike
Manday. TuMday and Wadnaeday. Tbt riRE SWEPT AN AREA OF ONE aiM^h in Mic higan a*. Judging by i!,. j
returns, many did not care for hU p» *
Japanaae thipt attacking the town
HUNDRED SQUARE MILEE
lltlcal speechew
t try a record want AO.
-Of what value U an Ideal?" he1
asked and then wont on to |«nray the
Thrtt Ptroont Lott Thtlr4-lvta in the borne of wealth where the onlv son j
had
sunk
Into
degrsdstlnn
and
tbe
an
Groat Pralrit Firt in Ofclabi
swer from the father »ill 1h* that he!
T.rritofy-Loa. S500JI00.
would give all hU wealth
did much baavy
SpecUI to tbe Evening Record
I and failure and someUwton. O. T.. March I —Tbe death
les It 1* the difference tieiween life!
" -ARMY OP SjOOGSOO
lltt la t^ grant prairie Sre bat now
1 death.** Suicides arv
mialtotbaEvaalagRaeord
decreased to three, although the da*r token
Ideal of life
age Is much greater than was Srst re
The 8iH*|trer ga
the folloalng for
lorted Tbe dead are:
ThU U a *'..nhi(b ratian in piano
mula for a happy
p; "If a man has
buying ilmt ..hould tint l»g. overthe proper conception of life he will
it by what others do for him
not judge It
bs.ked. It m**ans a saving to the
but whsi he docs for others If he I
rusfornrr of ihr middle man's
does
this
he
will
have
no
time
for
di*-1
Unknown boy. near Lawton,
pn*nt TIm- uannspalr.
burned to a crisp on the prairie
Mr. Boan proceeded to say
Tbe Indieationt that tbe loas by the
mustt be high enough to
wind and tbe Sre are much greater Ideal
and
must
I
befar
enough
In
advance
than was Srst thought. Seven enun
keep movllng>
A* an Ideal
ties were swept by Sre and storm and
nent thing
seldom
Ibe loas Is now estimated at fSOO.omi
be a go
Plans
One hundred square miles of territory may ehangt*lusi and
an
were burned over. The little village of
have bad
On a Piano i> a guarani.v In it
aimMar ardor bat sant aut U the naval l^ncis was destroyed entirely. Scores
w*lf oi high quality and perfec
raaarvm. ThIt meant tbt wbait army of persons are suffering from hiimq
and broken limbs.
lion Kasj term* if rmi deaire
will bt madt ready for action and thtrt
that
confront
the
American
people
art aisat an ovary band of pmpnm
should be tbe boast of Aroerl__
liant far tbt mobliiaation of tmapt in
that they raise, not great sol j
aN bmntbaa nf tb« Rimaian army nor.
I and warriors, bot sons who will
pol politics and purify them snd|
Vint.. Tbt reautt of tbit udil bo an
be contaminate
man may change his hopes and
Ithars w^m be plaoad at ths
tions bm when be changes hisl
Osnsral Kurwpatkin. ths Ri
Ideals, tbe men shout him know it
AND TWO OTHERS IN.IURED
Count Tolstoi the great Russian peak ;
manttsr in chief in ths far East the
CHURCH FIRE.
found life vain and'
larpeetarmy.
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empty nn
the great
1 Also Lost Their Uvea. love the 1
JAR FORCtt INCRBAGBD.
Origin of the Fire Unkn
Church Destroyed.
1 tbe caste question In this country and
gave It as his opinion that every young
-riMK -TJBMI.K..
Rice.. AiTlTe Immc41ttelr
I a fire of un- msn. inst«d
of Ks
>yed SL Pat.
enw If he did not e«^, TteiX SBA BlCt IB t IlllBte
far Rifif Yang <
latand City, earlv this
I at Ring Yang Father Ernest and two domestics.
Mary and Margaret Brady, whose es­
ed daily from cape was rut off by the flames, were
burned to death
Fathers Kearney
re slightly Injured.
ADMIRAL MAKAROFF ARRIVES.
Intematloaal marriages w here
By Wlro to tbe Rvealng Record.
and titles are ctincemed mere aeverely
condemned by Mr Bryan There must
•L Ratacabwrv. Mamh E-Jkdmiral
l*e Ideals In business. In professions, tn |
MakarMf baa arrivad at the trana*
Tact all of life was his eoncliision
I
Baikal ttialrlaL Owiag la tbe slasman

7 COUNTIES
BURNED OVER

F'

CtrbmPiptn sad
CfpemHtrKbt^

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ltfu,n N MuitMin

^ 6omI Tmprtsshii
*

prtca will eot eo Sfiwo.
Tha Glaba Store,
Its Proot St

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Eimlt* Rtcort
art DFEIA HOUSE riLLEOI Hnnroe. Mich March S-Mm SoloMMt tTMpS lim
: moo Nadcaiix. a widow a«rd €u. vaa
----------borocil lo death la a fire that defai ImlMmt FMt
atroyed bar boose oo the old
LECTURE WAS REPLETE WITH hre^ tnUes rn» Moorae ta
GOOD THOUGHT.

mU> MADSHAL DYIN6.
Bj Wirt to Uw SMtaf BteorC
M*rtlial

MILLINENV. MILLINESY.
Thh is Part of tbt MaotatK»A.t

;^a:‘^J:r

There *ie IM of Mocci Sc
Hat^ Inn then i* only om <

NewlandjHats

Ulomen's

Shoes..

The world t ben

$1.89
Mkic t,) .«,C .,f thf I,KM tc.
lilUc n.»n..fi. iuicn or women's
bkducar m America. These
c%aicklUi«J. aiullum.is..
Jcle.! allri tl.r „u.rc c*penr sliaiic*. *riK V fit the fool
correctly an.! .arc very Kctiircl

Factory
P ri c e s

(•|«-n TIusKve 1 main

There-, one store that ^ more
good bau than aB stores |>ut t...
Kdlhet - thafs Benda s;
Benda
Kivcyou the neircst fron three
to sis weeks ahead for your head,
at $:i, $J.ftil. $S. $1.60, $J.7S, 611. :
•SI-KINt; MATS .(’oine in and !
h..c s lr> tun If. free.
;
See-n..l
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IKNOA a. OOlWIfWANV i

now for Boys’ Shoes
our $!.:« and $1.60 Shoe, Im Ih^s are *innerv They-to ma.1. of
goo.1 leather

ROWLAND DOUGLASS

opptoito Whilln, H.tol.

.tore.

We Sell Mayers’!
WET WEATHER CUSTOM SAWING
ss
FOOTWEAR PLANING
Men's Boy’s and
TURNING—Mm
w. w. tiutti oiiiwr Youth’s;
can be
129FmUSL IL&Stn^r.Srr.
worn without rub­
All Kinds of Mill Work
bers; will not Rip;

KMBALL

ONE PRIEST
WAS KILLED

A

UME DIsrUCE i
IHEPWlilE UKEsi

DROWNED
SIX MEN

the highest Ideals will dominate
,untr>." As It Is^uw. a party is
tompslgn »"'OOE COLLARBEO OVER VELask. m*t. “Is it right?’ but “t^nil
LOW CREEK IN OHIO.
r?. ............
He then
.. took occasion to
I -view mlth aUrm" a number of ques­
tions and gave the aagr advice. “Don*t
JARfl LANDING TROORE.
fight
the
devil
with
fire, he knows
rial to tbe RSenlng Record.
FeaJght Train Wat PracipiUtad
® more about fire than you do '
tha Watar Baiow and Railroad
I He did not favor an increase of the
navy, stating that
Man Mat Oaath.
I other nations to do so
k#*ep pace

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By Wire to the Evening Record
t jor*
Wellsviiie. Ohio.. March S —Tbe The questions of tbe election of sen
bMdge over the Yellow creek, which ators by the direct wte of the people
became weak from floods, cnllapaed to^ and the old reliable ^Initiative and
day and a freight train fell Into the referendum." wen* also taken up.
Sis rallrtvad men were Tariff and mooey came next bot the
tba fact that tba Japanaaa flaat H thua
speaker professe^a lack of Interest In
aaeuptad R ia aurtniaad that irn Iwima.
either being wllll^to obey the wBI of
tbe people advancing the argument
ttiau attaek an Vladivaatok ar RaH
that the people hav^ a right to what

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FIERCE ENGAGEMENT RUMORED.
Bpadal to the Bvcalng Record.
Lawlao. March E-^ dtipa^ from

able Suitor and Undo Ihet Hor.
good for the country I re
Than Killing Himaalf.
baartlly than the mot
lican that ever lived *' He next ^
By Wire to ibe Bvenlag Record
uj^tbe
New York, March S—Because bis
niece is aaid to bave penlatrd In r^
©elvlng
attentkma
of
a
anltor
objec.ttfi ttm taattad at Ta«g <
ikmable to him. CbaHea F. Mnblback. loved.*- he said tn con
n mnttfactttTWf of auamal lactara. aboc with n tribute to tbe flag
Luan Preaaaicbt In tbe aboulder and for tbe future.
As aa omUN’ Mr. Bryan baa few
and that tba
aa ablp moa Mac ckla In ibair aparmauu eorty tbU
equals. Although hU rtew* did not
awik. Tbay claba that ba Ruaaiam
find aocepUBce by all in tbe boose, ibe
mara raaauad but that 100 lapaaaaa
lecture was instructive, prraentlng as
marapktodupbyCtiiaaaajuiOa. Tba
K did ibougbta whereby life could be
reawved from so much sordldneaa and
Win loan Da Mam.
twaaa Fart Arthur and lha Miaatai
**The Head Waltara.* bcadad by tbe lined higher.
Mini oomadlam. Joe KaUy aa -Tbe
Fauod Dead l« Dm.
Pipe Draamar.** la acttaflrtad la tbe
By Wire to tbe Evening Record
RUMORS OF JAF VICTORIES
Alma. Mlcb.. March E—Judge H. M
Bpaeial to tba Braoiag Record.
Dunham was found dand ta bed this
morning. He leaves a wife and flve
J^Maaa mbiMMr at DarfU Kai prL
uiMf laMrwmd a uumbtr a# ttia nagant aouttacy and alactrieal mpplb
OHa^ that tha Jipauaat army Km

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

The Old Reliable Shoe House

Traverse City Manufg. Co.

*Ncw Stand

*24*2 Front Street

ANOTHER SNAP

•• thM to b*S." •"
WtofW M.t IWtoRh.

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V

Wear like iron;
You get them of
the ;
;
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:

This lime its ihe liner class of

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Dress Goods

WE HAVE THE OOOD8
Anticipating the possibility of Bit
early damaod for apring goods we
have odviaad tha manufaeturora to
ship from thirty ta sixty days

They are cm from tables and

87 ctnts is. tht Price
MANY OF THE 00008

$1.50 to $2.00

$1.25 to $1.75
Prcmillosttod Blind Pebble Cheviot also in the assort­
ment. niese are execptional barnains.

NOW ON OUR8MELVE8

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And in th, muMilM Uw oH»n «•
w. nuklna *n Itoto df M«W* and
•«r«- widtor •„ (from MW(owth to wtottoH eti n^er

pritm) witM to h« a •».! tomatotton to Umm wM an «Ma wMH
a raadjr dollar to maha a food tovartR^
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HAMILTON CLOTflWG CO.

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The assortment consists of Piiesiley’s Cravnetia
Rainproof Coverts. 54 inches wide and value

56 inch fine Melton Skinintts—1 mported .Nub Zibilines
also plain styles in colors Grey. Brown, black
and Navy, values

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TRY A RECORD WANT AD,

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THE EVEKINO BEOOBD, TEATEBSS CtTT, MIOK, 8ATUHDAT MABOH t, 1M«.

THEDICNm6ffiGBI»|gaBB0M
OTHOWET
WILL AOAM OK AM WtUC IM tmk
LAVS oinrAM.

It Cosls You

ssfsa

oiM«s««r

L<-Cloas perw

saaal friaads of Ualtod Btotos Senator
Gbartoi W. fMcbaaka M tUlii. are

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r«R Hmnk m

2i!SstL!SLSTn^u!!LZr!i
Rta
afire Bnaeaway of tadlaaa wfD aao
cead Fblrba^ If^ fo>
^
r toe toetm tow e^l^ W. J.
C. A. •KWXMM, atf

T^n::S!Sr^^
HUGE CHUNK OP COPPER.

Sintagni IM«n |rtfrjrit
cUntvortKnir^Mi}

Pet back s

attoa or toe eartoae eaadi

])r}09ni SKiWm.

as bto reaaoa aboald be eU
bad a bettor abow toaa

toekr boaesty.
MB of Brackm
bare

MIL MltVAM AMO TMl MAVY.

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bs"br
•a a mammL

OietheclMtkilrtotWauUtrem. Th<7
aRBOR dRiUe ikutbeoeUoiMttRii^fartheaRkMpttbea
dMietaryMR. We*rmUhat|ReU price oa thoafvttn,
4a|a.eitrXS.Ther«RteM-7(a>d aR Ur cbeapeat RattRR
aMde at that prioa. Faia^gaanalecd. Ifyoa aR wa pleaaad *iUi

Take toe

T^to*^

large toe cboak i
raaksw^ toe

to Cto CItjr

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ot ret beea aa
fact to to be noted that toe pres»atkml just bow
eat COM sreatoar has aM toe taaM af­
r to. bat It air
fect apoa toe heated Mr ibat oooMs
wltb toe

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J. W. SLATER

»<nfth«t(terOcik, M r« lA.

WHOLSEALE RETAIL

ire to aa toaat toat rams toroagb all
^tiw latotaaU M
pl^^UiM S oviU^
OWtlMM. Mr. prr»» r^ej mdroHtj to- toMw bas to ba ao aaCter wbat oilier
aaaaMoas oose ap. Take toe Pbillp^
piaea foroiaapie. toey bare beaa ooet
AtofWMHiH. As » K«S4« u> p«« poO^
itoi tks *V«lM «r u l<to»]* is a pntos^
wmkr M^to«L •tm whm atpitod to
tttMRi polldeai: aW Mr. Brya^ »
plon It as a.aakteto at fraoaat
^loaialtWspafty
ibat Japaa eerered all dlplooiatk! reMaaj UJagi
SL lu flac aad
toMilattoas wara ilacatsad aad its while Japaa eays toat SLu for
:aav7 cmm to lor a vord or two. to toe war oa her. I d like to see
tkis eoaaacttoa Mr. Bryaa doptorrs tos dlpkuaatic correspoodeoce. perh
toes I oooM leara the real causes k
grovlav taadsacy for a graator aar/.

^rpSssTSt

Ha vaaM lUMO laas atops af war aad a
■natar dagraa ornawaTky Maigkbor
as Tfciraalf/ as appltod to oar foralga
ralaUoas. Ha dactoras tliat to# flag
stomld staad for Itoarty aad Jastlea
wiMmar It to ptoatad aad ttet tlir
apaet tospH;^ for k aMoag the op^
prawMd jrostid aroaar thaas to rise to
Us proteettoa If ikelr owa oppressors
soogto to taroUk the purity of Its
folds This to a Yory pretty seatliaeat
aad appeals to the synpathies of
erary oae who batieras that all ataa
shoald ba egaaL Mr. Bryaa doea aot
beUera that oar aary should be on*
largaA haraasi oaoa aalargw
wooM hare to hoap oa expaadto

paoa with ua. the Itek botag oal:
Oaed to tha ability oC tba people to
bear toe bariee al the tasea.
1>at* bw • oraat asaay patriotic
Atoarlcaas vbo will aot todorae the

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torary trae Aotortema lores toe tag aad
jrUlkgbtfork. WajtoYatoaaloy toa
kaowtodga that Old Olory to raapactod
ler or tbe globe, aad tbat

. arary akUoa. Bat take away oar aaral
alraagtk aad bow aiach raapaat would
tba aatioas looklag for »a«aaat pay
io toe Bag which ataads for llbariy aad
foatka?
. Oar coaat llaea bare baaa exteadad
> tooaaaads of oUles; our oomiaerclal ia
ifiraaU are lacreaslng ibe world orer
bad our asaaufacturers are laradlag
arary ciriUsed aalloa Suppose, when
toa Ualted Butes made Its deasaad
apoa Turkey for that |»0,000 that s
Beet of Americaa warships was aot
oB Coastaatlaople ready to liapreas
the eultaa whh the ability of this cooa
try to eaforce Its just deatoads? The
sultaa would aot yet hare cashed up.
or at least loager delayed aad BK»e
expeaslre
diplomsttc
aegotlbtioas
would hare easued Suppose Sacrih
tary Wbitaay of Oerelaad's admialstr^Um bad aot OMpped oat a plaa for
a greater aary. What would bare
beea tbe reeutt of the war with Spaia?
We would doubtlees hare woa aayhow.
bat It woaM bare beea a loager ooafliet aad awre Aawrieaa blood would
bare beea shed. It Is toe streagtb of
oar aary aad tbe aien behind the giuu
which bas laereased the respect for
tola satlaa abroad. It was oar quick
aad effectlre defeat of Spain by oar
aary toat lifted this natloa upo
atapllty with other great powers la the
aBairs of toe world.
Oar Bag Is aaersd to as. It
erar staad for liberty aad Jaatlee.

this eoaatJT I oanaot tell, aot being e
prophet. It Is JaM like two mea fightlag la tos street, we know what each
oae ought to do but whether he will
do It or aot Is the quedioa.
*'Yes. tbe ouaeisry qaestloa will Im
to erldeaoe. if aot aa actual
year. It can't help It.
and gold denoermts. i
than republlouw. are I
tread la that direction Of course they
dare aot coum out aad say so but they
hare maay things up their sleeres and
this win bring the nK>aey question for­
ward again.
"I undervuad thU Is a
try up here. Why doat you ask aie
soMhlag about Bsh? True. I know
so imie about then toat 1 would hare
to refer you to Grorer Clerelaad as 1
bare graat coaBdeoee la his fishing
ablimes. la fact. I bsre suggewted a
to our people, those wh-i
UckeL If the gold

This
like HM tons, aad wkh toe i
methods toea la rogue the n
t more toaa a year la catUag It
ad seadiag toe fragments u
WEALTHY FOR A DAY.
Beyiw City Lamber Am
Flfw ef Hks Cl
Boyne City. March
Wright, aa aged negro lumber tock.
stands for the prorerb that a fool aad
his money are soon parted. He came
tato town a few days ago from the
laml^cassps with new clothea. flne
mTla k*ggre^.**Il miie*l!*bM fir?
while H lasted. Thlrtyalx boors after
ward be pewaed bis jackknife
whisky Tbursdsyr he was rei
by the poor
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR TtLEi

road money If PAZO OINl^flBfT fails
to c ure )ou iB € to U days &ar
EXTERMINATE ROSING

unit Red Braootod Beagster I

urn are ci
la tbe

MIT B A mai ?

C . K. Pi
maa has
aad la tbe near fatnre will tosae
perty orgaa la the county.
White Rock has a youthful .
„
la tbe peraoa of George Wesley Muaford. who has reached tbe age of 2
years aad is master of tbe whole Mpha
brt. The young geatlemaa U able to
name all the letters arbererer be sees
them—future college profeMor. here.
Ex-Oty Clerk L. D. Towasead. of 8L
Joseph, after doe ooaaideraUoa. has
deckled to sue Mayor Starr, of the
same city, for Ubel. The trouble to the
outcome of dlsenssloa that has becoow
quite geaeral regarding the coaductlog of city affMrs la the lake towa.
The report from Alpena telUag of
Btraagr aalmals that were seea prowl­
ing artNiad on the Ire in the bay Is a
rcmlad«*r that K is about time that the
prolifle correspo^eat of Itoporie. Ind .
is drirlag that pm-k of hungry wolvf's
up through the counties of southern
Michigan.
Fruit growera orer In Berrien coun
ly are getting worried orer the ex
pccted scarcity of help. It Is sMd that
many farmers la that part of the atate
lost raluable crops last year on ac­
count of the aearcity of farm labor aad
the peach men are begtoalng to feel

rt Huron.. tUrcb 6 —At the i
Iu( o( Ih
July. th. Onurio Rrolt
Growers Assoclatloo and tbe 8t. Clair
CouBty Horticultural Society here s
spirited dlscasslap was*-aroused orer
tbe topic -The Rpbin as a Cherry and
Strawberry Pest.** and the opinion was
expressed by Profeiwor Hedrick of the but It
for enterprise In CassopolU one pa
aoadaate the ticket and__ Michigan Agrlcultarml College thM the per keeps a standing
Ending list of tbe coon
trol the adnlaistrmtlon ws are wllllag robins should be made game Mrds aad ty‘s truthful ciUxtms. each of------their
slaughter legalized.
to make Grorer Bsh
has legal papers to show that be was
prorIM be Is not allowed to diatribe
! nhe flrst white settler In Caas."
WORST
IN
YEARE
tot^wwof
The Port Huron Canning Co. bas de
ded to increase Its capital stock from
for
***
Esrthqwsks>h«cks Do Groat Damage tSft.ooo
to iso.ooo aad will hood lu
lure*, there tonight.
in Foni.
plant for f M 000 for the purpose of laUma. Peni. March S.-Karthquake crearing its facilities. The coacera
$100 Reward. $100.
shocks, the worst experienced la years. has not been very praaperoos owtim
Tbe readers of thU paper will be T^raday did great damage. No flg to the limited sopply mf produce, but
eased to leara toat there Is at toaat
expecu with more aggroalre tnaaageoae dreaded disease that science
to make the btiatoeos a aaoceas
beea able to care la all tu stages,
sitloo to turn the estohliahthat U cjrtarrtL Hall's Catarrh Core
a furnllnre factory has been
Is the ooly posJtlre cure now known
_____ ^ rn.
Rumur has It that the
Catarrh
phUoeopher bethought hims
a cooi
tmeat Hall’s Cser day of s winter way back la the
tarrh Cure to token Internally, actlae and desire to especially thank the forties which was a trifle mote aerere
ly upon tbe blood and mnooas Foresters for their beautifal floral trib- than the present one and he was Just
R for their great launching forth Into an elaborate acsurfaces of the system, thereby de­ me and lli Com
athy.
help
aad
)
stroying the foondatJoB of tbe disease,
of fn.ron lamp light and Ice that
Fred EUaeadorf.
aad glrlag the paUeat strength by
dldnl tham In all the next summer
Mr. and Mrs. Parish.
building up toe coBstltutlon aad assist­
when the Indignant audleoce rose as
Charles Parish.
ing nature la doing lu work. The propone body and ejected him from tbe
Msbel Paris.
grocery
more. Further news of him la
rleiora bare ao anicb faith la toe cura
Mrs. A. Elmendorf
anxloimly awaited.
tire powers that they oBer One Hnadred Dotl^for any cm itot it f^
-By Jam, old chap." oald Mr. Makta-

ledo. O.
Sold by aJl drugglsU. 7Bc.
Take Hall s Family Pills for r

moM hare bemi a mighty hsadaome
woman when she was yooag! Bren
la Ml toeet yean abe baaat ebaagad
-THE CAMPBELL** ARE COMIN* ao macb. tboagh of coarse It caaMat
bare been many yean Mace toe waa
A Ceapis ef Ttwro Named for Office yomw aad baad->bat when yao came
to tblto bow littit U takm to make
on Narihpert Ticket
The rUlage caucus held last Tues­ a^pogs ^ old. you kaow^^
day afieraooo at toe town hall was
largely attended. The meeting was
Oeo. Leslie secretory
aad John Oartbe aad Walter Seleoa
tellers. After ther iollcers of tbe cancos
tbe Basses of the toi

"Just in the Bic
‘ our little
boy was sared." i
L W. Watkin* of Pleasant City. Ohio
. a.,,*moMa had pUyed sad haroc with him
and a terible cough set In bcMdes.
Doctors treated him, but he grew
^rse every day. At length we tried
Dr. Kings New Dlscorery for Con
sumptkm, sad our darling was sared.
He-* now sound aad well." Erarybody
ought to know.. It’s the only sure core
d Ml long dlsaasas.

•ECAUflC SHE WOULDNT ELOPE

Dominick Alioho ShM and Killed NttHafry-Woll. now toat we an
tis Flannigan.
fleers; Presldcai. Wl\bw & Oaasp
New York. March
Angered by
bell: clerk Robert K.
of Marty cent bonbons to her erery her refusal to rua away and marry
nrer. C B. Harrey;
him. Dominick Allebo. an Italtaa. shot
Bigelow: trustees Itwo years) Msryh
and killed NetUe Flannigan. aa IL
^^^iZaad asw toe taatota
UjQagaoo. U J. Spangle. Stoaley C
yaar-old girl aad then aboi himself In
Brooklyn Allebo wUI probably die.
On a
Barry-Ok. aa , Toa can get t
aatioas respect It to to bare abipi
follow
followlBg
geatleoMB to serre one year peoadt ef the Marty cent kind
toea of safltoleat streagtb to conpel
$1.7$, ao toe laMMi\oo a two pot
THE MARKETE
box.^ToakanState^a.
reaped aad fair treauaeat to oar peo­ noSd.
Porter —Korthport Leader.
ple aaf iaiereeu abroad as weU as to
ont lastitaUoas aad cltUeas at I
TO CURE A C»LB IN ONt T SY

ss-sssj-isrsL-.ss;

tTR^toTSm*
i!fwf
aatara toaa auto baa Me.

U Mr .Bryan wooM iWMia wh
Maady. Mich. Maroh L~Dexier
toroagb tbe aa—er aeaaoa we i
Green, who works for Iretus Howland,
aafely prtMalse toat be would ba
ta tbto township, a few days ago went
as ardeat a Bibsraian as Ororer Oere. Into tbe woods tor a load of wood. He
was acoompaaled by Mr. Howland's
daughter BdJtb. who dlsoorered a hol­
low tree la which she thought then
was a colony of bees. Tbe tne was
eSATERB IN OBBNATION
cut down, bat lasUad of bees aa oM
oooo aad four flying ogMmIs wen
Vetoaaeea KIN Nallvea Aaoeedlai
found. Tbe eoon was killed aad two
of tbe sgMrrels captored.

PHONE, I4e
CORNER STATE
AND UNION STS

,

ENTERPRISE
GROCERY

O. r. CARVU A MWi

11

R. SANTO
^IFIRE mSORANCE JOHNlALflaUKl
J. H. MONROE

Trrr. cur.

j31 I New Wilhelm Block'

tw HASTII6S & SI|I“X^“^ier
I
FIRE INSURANCE
nFNTiftT
i-

GREAT MARCH
LINEN SALE
Effort has been made to meet the meat exactmo demands ef the buying public by providing aeeertmeMa
wfhich are wenderfutty complete, thus affording the wideet poeeible scloction.
*

TABLE LINENS
M-in. Unbl«cA«< T.bl. D.mRA.

,.«W. *0. ,.ro.

,
'

' - . i > T;

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72-in. Unbleached Table Damask, in three fine grades. 75c, $UOO and $1JB the yard.
y : . ^ ; t .*
704n. RIaachod Table Oamaok at 50c tbe yard. Napkins to match at $1J0 the doxon.
’ ' V*
^ ;
72-in. Bleached Damask, a beautiful pattern, at $1J» a yard. The napkins ta match are $2-75 the'dexen.
724n. Blaachad Damask at $1.25 the yard, with the m^ins at $2J0 the damn.
Red Demaek in four splendid grades at 20c. 25c. 40c and 60c the yard.
7Gin. Mercerized Cotton Damask, with a permanent finlah that will waah nicely, eelle at 7$c toe yatB. ,
72-in. gieachtd Damaek in all grades up to the very finest that the leeme turn out with napkJna ta matak
from $4.25 to UM the dozen,

LUNCH CLOTHS
The gre.lert variety ef beautiful goods with tos meet artiaUc doMgno. selling afl the w^y fraia 75c U $6 aach.

BOSOM LINEN
The beet maUrial for shirt boeems. twe grades. M inches wrlde. aeMa fer 26c end 50c the yard.

HolUsterY Rocky MoantMa Tan aad

A meet popular linen, 004a. wide, eelle fer $1J0. H takes Just one yard for a waial. Wa will aefl this in any alaa
when you want the linen fer deiliee and fancy work.

HANDKERCHIEF LINEN

toa IM tnla ta tot

•:ll at Mgbt.->Phnadtlphli

maa sTmtea^^ths
aad cigaistta atatato Ba-

Portlaad. MIcb, MarMi L-The Oto
•enrer says: "We doat know bow be
mya toat Naomi. Baoeb's daagbtar.
married at toe age of il$ yuan. Cbaar
^l^^ato improra yoar pcirflega.

SHIRT WAIST LINEN

-May I ato,tooly atnager. •
la lifer
-It ttopaads." npitod Sabbaha "np^
aa wbatom Pm gateg ar eMiag. ira

THBitoROBBr
^toajia^|Bi

m

TOWELS AND TOWELING
CONSULT

J.
LEAHY

The blaaehad aa« for BDc, tie. Waah saga for tc i
for dfic 254a. for toe. The plain Hack aalla fori!
I yard. Tha Maoahad duality fram 10c to ttc.

THE HANNiyi & LAY

m

n

i

m

40-in. unbleached at SSc the yard, and the bleached duality far 40c.
am. It barmoatoad with tbe omsptoilan yea had when yaa aalscfod
Kew Tart Waakly. ^

I'm aa^M^bmd af tto

r Mate tbat tbe graat O—ere tol-

4

And dtscovent ihc tea is all gone*
the first thing that enters her mind is something like
this; "Tiierk now. John win i!t mal! I ii.mNi .a
HIT or tt:a roR ms pinnkr.”
iWt let a little-thing like that provoke your hus­
band’s temper. Gall up the Enterprise. -We will get
it to you and John won’t know anything about it. \Vr
keep a rig for espec ially quick delivrty.

BUTCHER UNEN
^

HAPPY FAMILY

TRY A RECORD WANT Aa

WHEN A LADY STARTS
TO GET HER DINNER

TcaaMr--Now.how maay of
you can tdl today whM a
maxitaii?^ (NoAimatf)
Teadmr—-Why! deal you
TCBtamber? A maxim b a selfevident lacL'Tommy—-Pa told me one! *
Teacher-* What wxi it?"
Tommy--Pa said theCbcst
(Oace to go for hargaint in real
esute was to the Nerlingcr ReM
F.sute Exchange.____ t
f^wrwk

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TBM KVMUIO SBOORO, TKATStSE CITr. MCtt, SATURDAY MARCH 6, l**t‘
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Oiir name
i QNlioie
BNdcimkaf

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'I

LEADS IN
itffLECaOP

laiaad TSjOTS
Aoros of Lai
Cnoty WNh <7jgtfl
tte twcnty-BCth

Rye flour
HwirtmiNliW—ifiiptfiw
4MMf» dvCIWII#

« Raimab e Cay eo.
IN POTATO
PKODUCnON

it m

GRAND TRAVfRtG COUNTY
TMt LEAD.

oi4«t ted €T M7 eoiteeter of
to tW United 0iAte»~-UMt ef I
flInllH. Ha tea at pr«Mat to lUa ptifU
mmtmm Ul parfaet humut ateUa. Only Three Cnotiee la the to«ftherfi
P.rt of the State Have «
Omter Yield.
ara rary daiMcyaite to....................
TtovB aad fe
toctaa tte 4
Graad TraYme- couaty U
la oa* tear-a Use. wMck thejr eoa> amag the Noitbem Mtchlpaa ocmatte
to potato growing aocordlng to the
tweotX'Sflh aaaaal report of tte ncretery of suto for tte year 1P024. la
fact ooly three oooatle. lo the noth
a Japaa wara faaotebi tovatter aad era part of the eUle exceed this
eooaty.
This maty leads for Ite aorthara
matin with Ud.207' boateU froai
a41aa to Jafiaa aad vaa woaadad br 1422 acres of toad. The aext aearest
ite atrard €i a wiaUd be aaaaaato rtrals are Aatrtm. Osceola. Ideclaaait
Wbito te lar aatertac oa hoard a Raa and Wexford cnuatles la the order
•toa war yaaaH te waa ytoltrd by tbr aameU
Of the Hurmohding maiios Beaxie
Nrttetem^
prndured 111.242 bnshels fraia 1.CSS
acres:
Kalkaska eooaty. S».l«€
IT coaaal iw*o touhel. froia 2.105 acres; l^toaau
«aa «r fav oaaaty. 4U417 teatel. froai M»
«vmJ to Naar TartL,
aad Woiiord ooaaty. 41C441
be dto aeraa.
Imstelt froai 4.071 acres.
Ry wtib
la tte towaahips of this eooaty Par
R. -1 aaOc*.** aald a i
adtoe towaahlp led to tte potato yield
Udtea. -ftel a blgb ptoead Naaaiaa with 240JS0 boshels from 1.714 acres
to Laadoa pradicu that AtoxMT arUl of laad. thea eame tte followloc town
driya an yoar paapla toto tte aaa be- ships la tte order aansl: OarSekL
fara tbe rad or •rpteoibar.’' -Taa. I Whitewater. MajSeld. Blair. Acme.
aav tha caW««ra« Hot all Japaacae Loop loake. Oraat. Pealania. Bast
avUa tolrty aralL**
tey. Fife Lake. Greea Lake and
Mra. Oaona W. Vaadrrbllt tea r.^
tabliahad to nitaora. iiaar Aabriltr.
Thlriy-seren loads hare been reK. C.. a well atialptee acbool of do^ eelred la the city this week ao far. The
aN«Uc BcSeaee. where a aamber of «ol price has run from 70 to to cento a

aT Al

or koooowork. TWO U a thoroogb

It Sand Hit Lep

2S57^r«S-u'^“2.“.
■mM for ••■Mor ptoro. lo otbrr port*
lUaMocs ot loofhif botoK lo N««
Bold

by Jas

Aralcm Salre wholly
e days. Por ulcert,
» the best salre In the
Only 25
O. Johnson aad F.

lobbloo. 'Somt or tboa oaro tbr
wanub aad Ucht and Boale bj apaod■Trra oraa dtao la tbo*caTa. bat tb«
errat BuOarltr ara alapip toor «oah

3-;^«SE-STJS:rK

ssrsi'-s-sr-sn
o'eloek to the eeaalB«.

-KATY Dig KATY WONT"
Perhaps, Maybe. Prabtety Cadillac
May H.VS a Baseball Team.
Trarerse City hu decided to ellmiJI at one or tbe summer rt^

mantled. T. T. Bales. H. 8 Hull. Herto tte aaaata alaea the dayi of Beaator bert Mootague aad J. W. HaimeD were
Thanaaa. He has ao fortoae. la tect. the baseball nutaagers la Trayeiwe
Tool U Johaeoci tost fell aiade ooe of City, but they bare become discour­
tte tea.. 4d h*. cteapatoa Ibe te^ aged aad Mr. Haanea wants to plat
the park Into dty lots. Whether or
Cadillac has retired from. partlclpaeoraUtoe did act pay hi. hllla. Dlek’e *i«i to
laed. Half of the po|

bSa^SIoIte^

hS

PirtM ywr. apo. wbea te wa.

r. aad tbe summer is to
I aad busy oae in CadIt may be that Cadlltoc will be
rated on the dtomemd. but the
sill lie with the

BMal that, to

i^oTteSblTomlte^
thTf^la^two aacteor..
Ite Otaater Wapoiaoa aad the tet.
ooaM teea teaptoad that a prlaee of
lhilrhaa.ewoaldeTerdrmw hto sword
la aM of the power which was tte
teadly fbe of Mch. Tte plorte of the
Arto aaitote foaad a grare oa BoMlan
^ aoU aad amid the now. of aaolher
Ktertaa wtoter tte full btera pride of
tte later Napotooa was paid for with
Ite blood of hU nblfcte la tte Criiara.

Bpht hour tow. are Ipaored by
thaaa lireleM Uttle warkwt—Dr
War* Kew Ufe PIIU. KUioa. are al
C^S hnteriia aad att tooMteTllre^
- aad howal imWea. Buy. pleanat

It la aot thaapht chat Bpaahu Caa
aoa will arer ue a batter pictare of
r thaa that which hang. In the
poaed for tte patottog withoot beloi
aware that te was dolv n Old aata
bar. of tte nutolttn, of wbtah Mr
a good porM of tbair eollaagae. but

I while Mr. Thorp t
eg aad thra oae of tte two toM a

w. mm

KIDNEY ^
Backache

ooaaty ranks trst la t

SE^ETS

largest ^uT^ntpmTwM^

Ayers^^M

flat.
Tte appios prow i to 1M2 <tte IMn

Tty It!

lESDSOraS
iM cmwHm

TuTaonUiiu?
I24tl boateU from 14S4 aenw: Leelaaao ooaaty 2S.gSS baatels from 2.CCI
acres: Kalkaska maty tmlsod 12J«>
baahels from tt7 acres aad Waxford
MoeWa FMaai tote, tte Batoor^ coaaty rained 14.SS4 baahels from 872
acres. Oceola eooaty was tte aearest
firml with Graad Trarerse coaaty with
47.C18 boshels.
Of the towaahips for Grand Trarerse
coaaty Peatesato led with 25.418
boaheU from 1428 acres of laad: Oar
geld was semd with 1C.C90 busheU
from 244 acre*; then came Acme. Bast
Bay. Blair. Mayfleld. Whhewater.
Grant. Fife Lake Greea Lake. Ualoa.
Paradise and Ixina 1-akc in the order

^.£SST^

Mother's Frieixd

I>«r«g
w.ovrr I
w,th a draadlul rough and ecti
ThoufUt I would hare lo
^
««
porchMtid a tovtlr of I>r. K»g. Ne. Uwcotery. and look it
according nt dirrctstts. aad that oec UittJe cured my caagh ate cote pormaorutb
Koanr c limteinn

FOR COUCHS
GUARANTEED BEST AND
COLDS
AND ALL DISEASES OF THROAT AND LUN08
emcE, 800 MKi sioo
AI.L. ORLJOOIto*ri

sbout to become mother, aced scad ooly
grown In tbe norther
Trarerse county rank
are the re-till of u*ei«g Mother’s Frieml Benzie and Manistee county taking
Oar K«k ••rioClierhood** msiled
precedeoce to the order named.
Grand Traverse mniy raised 17.K»5
Of^thi a
xle raised 55.4m Is
Kalkaska 524 bushels from 30
If Cold Weather Cortditions Prevail for aerrs: Lin-lanam; 4.823 hush.
Wexford
Awhile Danger of a Flood at
Monroe ia Past.
lb the]
township
with
lIsT'to**
Held 3
here Is kmerlag rapidly i
with 4.2«» bushels Par l!
spell conUaoM the
pr of further
adlsr.
Grant
aad
Fife
lake
towmshi
damage by flood U past The dty hmr
have
no
peach
rating
The
smalle
ooe hundred men end teams at y
rating
given
Is
that
of
i
township
on Bast Front aad K.tmrre streeti
wlih four bushels
streets fb*re

WATMisrALmic

£'

nnderalgncd. An

IhHturhanrvs of strikcp. are
•MTly as grave as an iadiridual
order of the lyUom. Overwork, lou
of sleep, nerrout tension will te fol
lowed by utter collapse, unleu a re^ a B.^
liable remedy U Immediately em
B. There's nothing so eflicient to
AID flOClETY MEETING
u Bkctric Bitters
toolc and effective nervine aad the
greatest all around medicine for run
n systems. It dispels nenrooaaeu.
maflsm and teuralgla aad expels
aria germs. Opiy 60c. and
atret chur
guaraateed by Jaa. Q.
Young. The president. Mn ______ ^
F H Meads.
opened the meeting by reading a I
Scripture W»on Mr» Johnson then]
FORTUNE TELLER'S PARADISE. lead In prayer Secret arv 's r«i>ort |
read and appmv<il
Korea Is a Fruitful Fisld for Revsalcrs
The society was Incky in having, a
•cood quilt pruented to It by Mrs
Chu, Felt. Ninety-nine blocks were
Tbe Koreans are said lo have Japd for the new quilt. E1«nren mem
»ese faces. Chinese customs and man­
and five vitdtur* were present A
ners of their own. Next to Eskimos collection was taken amcejnting tc» one'
they are the
lar and five cents.
|
world The fleeh of young
lefreshraents wpn- nerved and ail
adjoumod to m«*et in two seekv with!
aeir favorite beverage.
Every Korean boose.hu a cellar
called a khan, which Is used as a fur­
Fbr eruptions, sores, pimple*, kid­
nace. Its mouth 1s aome distance from
the house One a cold night you will ney and liver troubles. constipsUoa.
see one or more white-clad figures Indigestion, use Hollis ter'* Rocky
‘W lift
1 Tea. Carrlei
crmmmlag the khan's mouth as fui u
cents.
rt of the toMy.
they can with twigs, hranebes and
form. Jai*. G.
other c
the for
tbe hoi
warm all night,
TO KEEP WARk
s u in China, ancestor worhi” r
real religion. Fortune tell
Up Alongside of an
ers. astrologers aad sorceresses i
Old Cow.
great demand. Tbe Koreans
IS are a na
.Milford. M^h.. March 5Hoc of poets aad painters Every
Even fair
of hard winter aiorie* which
ly educated man wrltu poems and
tures. • Gesangs. ' who cov- can be verified Fred Leonard on one
to tbe Japaneu geisha girls, of the cold mornings recently went to
ous in the larger towns, and hi* barn and uw 12 quails huddled togeiher
on
the back of his cow. making
abound at Ping Yang, in the
desperate effort In surv ive the 15 be
northern mining district. Tbe Korean
w zero weather. The quails have
pofmlallon Is divided into two claases.
tbe workers and the students and offlclals. The workers are oppressed and
isbused without merry and are aps eagle was seen at the home of H. Osthetlc. indifferent and lacking in en- muD on Thursday In search of eatables
In the y
eler, ooe see* gres
not molested.
knocked about aad
___
by dlmlButlve Japanese, hardly a third
Mother-In-Law Victor.
their size. Tbe higher ctou Korean*
are always very polite and suave to
FllaO^Mlch.. March 5 —Alfred LeBuropeaas. but U to often ptolh that
sau. who swore at hi* mother-in-law
this is but a maak only partially hid­ one aftemuoa tost week and had hU
ing a rooted aaUpatby to all foreignthrown out in tbe
street pleaded guilty In the police
to a cl
Lge and paid s fine of flfi

Si

kidney trouble?
Holltoter'a-Rocky Mountain Tea wUl
I. If it falls get your
Thafa fair. 85 cent*,
tea or tablet form Ju. C. Johnaon
LIKE FINDING fILOOfi

TAMING WILD FOWL
Severs Wtoter CeuMfif Glctto te Leee
Peer W Men.
South Haven, Mich. March 5.-A.
H. Moaroe found e wild dock to hto
SeM which was smable to fly. aJthoogh
attetopdag to do ao. He caught It
took H home aad fed II U was thin
aad boay aad evldeatly weak

A
Shoe

For

hereby

le of 41r«aae's
Syrup of Tar if ti tolls I
cough or cold. We also

aakt Rhmr Romaito^ Eiwto Happily
Por Michigan JPoopla. *
Beaton Harbor. Mich.. March 5
result of a pretty Uttle romaaoe
jcorred akmg Snake rlvm*. Idaho,
about 15 years ago. A. P. Cady aad his
wtfa. of this city are 116.000 ahead. A
ady and bis old brother. Geo. L.
. were school teaching mUmg the
a of the Snake river when he be• smitten with a tody who aRer18 became Mrs. Grace Whitney.
Bmothartoc hto love Mr. Cady ea
tte U. of M. law department, gradi
and oa the death of Mr. l^-hlincy marUSBARIAN^S RBPOfIT
vtod hto boyhood cboloe. Apprtoed of
tte fact raceatly that there was a farm
Stew, the Uhrary te te Wall I
near Payette. Idaho, of which hto wife
was tbe sole heir. Mr. Cady left for
hofmraaryHelea tte ptoee of hto early eoortship aad
rtoa. rspoita i.MS
14S2
Mi

rT-r^r to tte committee room.

Try It!

wo TflAVSIiaC COtNfTV
AHEAD or 2t OTHBfIB.

Men

THE
CROSSETT
SHOE

•V
G3.BO AND m^.O€>

Makes
Life’s
Walk
Easy

...Before You Porcliase..^
your sprmg shoes, let us show you
the Crossett. There’s one last, the
“Tramp,” that we particularly want
you to see. It’s something extra very new—and distinctly different.
We have a number of different
styles made on this last, both in the
✓ py
Patent Leather and calf skin, so
a
we’re quite sure we can suit you.
This year we have twice as large a selection
of CROSSETTS as last, and are in fine shape
for.the Spring Trade.

r

BACHANT & ROSCOE
WE HAVE THE

COAL HORSES
4';-:
•y ^: r -

Both Hard and Soft

OONT WAIT
until your bin is empty but

JjOYfKEyJS
Chocolate
-w Bonbons

ORDER NOW !
c. uinim nuL CO.
Telcphooc 171

JARIfT (LEMRM WORKS.

K E. CHAMH. Frtwrlelw. *
TRY A NSCOND WANT Ato

I will have a car load of Horses at
Barn on Saturday. March 5tho

Brodhagens

If you arc in want of

a horse or team, you shoiihi not fail to see this lot.

LEOSOLOMON

Use ReconI Want Ads

THE XVSjnHG BEOOSD, TBK^

! COT, HRJE^ SATDBDAT MABCH

A* tt* Mi ta*» Mr MMt T«.
fvv^ 5r*0rTlMwjL STiiloSeon tatktaMiMkMk. Ulte. Mart
MiMiMaiMttaMniktift-

Royal
Bating Powder
Saves Health ^

U Is tr«t Iks Turk gMS to tks A»
Gartg fllsWr. J^mtm. «w la tW Me. Iks Ofoik. tts ItoBso. Mr Isos
Hiy fy^risy to atu*i Mr. Mom s •mm. M ksMW ttMt to kis
STskcovs,
sai tks 0IK7 ks MBs of tko
Mm. OcMcgr Brooks so4 Mn Dr.
flokoM Ml todST for tkHr koMM Is «aalM7 oC Mi Isaa rlMo to tkt fotUy
MSOMS. an»T a skon rUlt.la thfai city at daMa of ftayar:
A. B. nosey.
to Grssd
lioiM*. OUveSy sod Bstile Otvek sad **Wko Is tkstar

Mrs. Bellr Pteeo kas rotnraod froM j
CkleoiM. Clsvolaad aad Ormad Baplds.

■■^":-:'"'.aiid;

SS

‘

a*o.rt-

&A.CMrr snTBKn

Pkl) SbeeaMr aras called to Oere.
laad yesterday oa aeeooat tif the serikept In 164d Is It aiMrtad
oas lllaesa of kIs brother.
leksMts
’■JkMmm «7te«
Peter Toaaetfer is In the Hty from)
: aad, bewake tks alespcrs la mes
Baatoa Harkor
lag mack ptaad ef his
MIm Conrad one of tke tcaeberi
Elk Rapids. U vlsltlag frteads here
aseds kart a fas tans Axed ta tks aad
ef a lov ■take, wkamrltk bs
brash tks Caesi aC them that srUl I
•RRvrriKg.

Br wire to Cke BrealMf Beeord.

la the rapon of tke faaerat osnaon
for James G. Johnson dveB by Rev. D. With **a skarps th
OoekllB Cke aanteaee, **A call stronger af thaat wrke **ks 1
stoMee daallacs. aad than life has come aad a city 'praises.' la a recucd of tks i
because
at that rail one from her front
to two yMT* IB the

- How
that the city of whose life bU wss an
epitome should praise' today to ten
derly lay its tHbote oo hli bier!"
The white scarf that was raflled tor
the heaedt of tke Bast Side cburrh.was
Amoa Wklloomk. aged O yean, dkad won by W. McGillls. 4r. being the lucky
last sight at 11
o'clock at bU borne
MeeUngs tomcnru* at the Swedish
oo Booth Cedar street of cancer of the
a wife and
‘ e^enlni
the senrlces in Swedish
The friends of Q R Bougheyr will
much pleased to learn that he is much
lietler today.
nt No. ri.
of Traverse City tent.
Burial will
^ace In Oskwond
eral wjll l»e In ff7l. are r.-<iu
ter'a ball to
o'clock Ui go to the funeral of Amo<i
Whitcomb Trarerse Bay tent No. 13«.
WILL STOP AT NORTHPORT.
are Invited to attend the funeral with
No R71
te-Will Tooebstj
AMOd WHITCOMB DEAD.

Noctkport will be a recular siobptng
place of the new passenger steamer
-Manltou" this season. The boot run.'
ks had tersr sssa. Hs was also deeply from Chicago north and is one of the
finest
boau on the lakes It Is exclu
l^ieremed la tks Asklag coops oa ^
sIrHy a passenger boat and do^ not
iw^d a trip wad mads io them
carry any freight, ihei^fare the season
he saw how dsh were caught thro
only lasu from June 1R to Bept. II.
tks lea.
The sebednie will be: North bound
Tke ham men played a practical
6:30; south U»iind.
a kis I
OB St 3:30.
as a surer gray aad the
HORtcTTTLL FOR WOMAN.
was saamd “Gold Dost.'' so
ce of surer or gol<
te Was DHvtag s Lead ef Legs sod
Men Simply Leeksd On.

CtBSSCiMISOm

•n«Mht l« Vtrilel •! N* Cmm

CImili cowt will noi b« o<»plrt»d
aad a ssoslnn will hare to be
iSd sett wosk. la the L. K. (Mbb. n
al. ra r. *. Lahym el al. case the Jury
hroaght ta a rerdict of no cattse of
acUoa. The jury remained out from
ll:M) yesterday foreoaoa until 1« M

force did strike
bead agalaM the wall and ate to

The Llubtwlou <
Givst ta the k
cuskeu|i. sod i
■“1
the way of expressing feeling rj"
Writ
era from time Immcmorisl have uogbt
os what to expert from the different
colors that flit s. ross our loutnrnames.
sod. of course, writers sre never wrong
Ilere are some of the lighuilug <-bro>
maUc changes that we sH bate grown

coontim jrct to be beard frwn
A man tnma grreo wUb enrjr. yel­
low with hatred, pnrple with rage,
•earlet wIUi anger, white from fear,
pink from rxcltemenL saffron from
alckneoB. black from torture, red frotu
In^^itM^SsJ^lT^ibe
womsD drlrtag a tmm which was pull- beat and btar from <old
BometlmM. loo. be ta ’.oM aa ateel.'
a load of logs. In the rlcInUy of
FHertyl's the animals fell down Quite
a crowd of men was in erldence but
I priipodlloo,- “hard a« brate.none of them offered to help, the
«UII a. . UMrxl
woman getting the team on Its feel by -• rough
.iw? a^r |
ana * a. alkk
tide,- Then again be
wheat'
K
an ox.** “wwak aa a rat.”
7 ■■ I
an eel.” “alj .a a fox.”
••I
^

kctal

Tbeop-

There U cortalnly no accounting for
mtm. and auraly tho strangem taihat
Tallow ta their candy.
It is put up la bright rrd
made out nf the fset of waterfowl.
feel«of this bird,
cot off the rsd feet
which ta caltad the dorekle, draw oat
the bones and blow op the skin so as to
make pooches, which they fill with the
rvlodecr tallow for tbelr UtOe folk.
Nooe of the food that the Raid
*•*
^’rltlng to os. bnt 1
are extremely food of It sod are '
npt to orerest. It ta said by expio
wko hare gone Into Greenland that It
is DO ooebmmoB tight to see an
who kas eaten
«f the raw. fronen flenb of tbe rvli
•Ml or wglnn Uiog on bit bock niid
Mtlng blabber «nUl be ennoot mo
A Vmrm Ckar».
A joBug woman who tbongbt aba
waa loalng her bnaband a affecUon
went fo a aerentb daughter of a aerentb daughter for a leva powder. The
mjalery womnn told ber:
-Get a raw piece of beef, cut flaL
about an Jock thick. Slice an oBl
two and rob tka MMt oo both Mdea
with It. Put OB pepper and mU and

yntt dM M, aod b.r bi»
band loved her ever after.
CmmlM «oC Awar
”My dear." maid the phyaictan'a wife,
"why don't you take a good long natf
Go away aomawbert and enjoy yoni^
•elf. Toq're working yooraelf lota tke
grave. You haven't been out of town
for five yearn."
"My dear." the celebrated practlctooer aald. "I dare not leave. If I did aa
moat of my padenta would dtacow
that they ooold get on just aa waU
my procure would be

•a a iMl Rteeb lerd.-De«fnit ite

I manfod a dtSad far^

*Vow datkey gHonr
k ItUla oanfMtag A

NEW rERN1%TX>D STORE will be
pen Monday. March 14. wHb a full
of dry goods, groewriea. clgara and
«eo. Touf patronage ta kindly
^ Mrs. Cbaa Racknrd.
BtmNO CARPETS and ruga for

ANT SCHOOL boy knovt tlmra U
^ limn oaa good ptaao Made. A
doaaa ffUtotwat makaa to aalact frtMB
at Ortaaaira Thdr taatniMaaia ais*
tka kaat momt eaa buy for caak.
■kravd kajran ate vartaty.. Bold oa

ba hna to te ber.**-WMblytan Star.
•«ow altall
ly {

V tend te

^

wba
WE ARE SHORING

tbe largest

Tonr Raitahle Home PunUte^

iiii ■

' wui itc svii( S(rk Sbnh
cuffs. Brass buttons to pvc a jaunty military air.
Fascinating new Eton jacket effects Skirts of conkwieni walking length, but with a decided fullness at
the bottom.
These are the kind of suits you will want, espec­
especially for the next sixty days: the sloppy, slttshy, muddy
streets, will make the woman who owns a walking suit
revel in it’s possession. F or those who arc not already'
supplied, these hints will be of timely interest
The complet
ipleteness of our showing wiU appeal to
every’ woman who contemplates the purchase of a new
suit.
wo reasoni-~onc it bedemand it—the other is
ISC many of the suits
i
because
arc only samples,
les. and if you
securee your’s first, yo
you are sure to gel first choice
Some very handsome ones at

w«asLt»-^
QIBL WAtrWO-*. BMW OcInM..

If you need onK a walking or street skirt, the road
i good serviceable skirt at a goodly saving in price
s easy
asy and direct: it leads direct to Milliken’s.
Millikens. Our
.bowing of skirts is very complete, as we show a little
o\*cr Half a Thousand, enough to make your chiwsing
easy.

Walking Skirts $3.98 to $12
lf$ ^bawina $ome
ami with it you will thaw out when you sec our new
lines of Spring Shoes.

Cbere are Seme wbo Chink
Thai department stores do not handle
good Footwear as the exclusive shoe stores
do. If that was the case why is it that the
department stores in the metropolitan cities
sell more Footwear than the exclusive shoe
stores.> Why do the best maniifaciiirers
look for department stores for t iisiomers?

Ita Beeaufe
They haw th.- largest ..ul|>ut for
prodnrtion.

their

Dtparfmtnt Stores
Can sell the best makes of shoes at a closer
margin of profit because of the magnitude of
their sales and the minimum rate of expense.

Our Tootmar ta all mado to our order
must be all solid and have a heap of style
or It will find no place on our shelves.

tUe fiuarairtee every Shoe Sold
Rotiee

jril good honest wear and always make
to give
good* all reasonable claim.s.
We will keep all shoes bought of
pair free of charge.

3ti$f Row
We offer an extra value to

Cbetadlea
KK) Pairs of Vici Kid Shoes,
plump fine glazed stock, pret­
tily moulded oo laieat lasts,
several toes and heels to sel­
ect from. They were made
to oiir special order in Roi hester. the home of f.a.Iies
l>esi footwear.
We are excluelve
agentu for tbe
Julta Marlowe Shoe.
IT WILL PAY YOU
TO BUY YOUR
SHOES HERE.

i

|a^

Srectal V ■

OurPrict
M.OO

CONSULT

J. UEAHY.

*tbc Boston Store Expert Opticiin <
Nov at Hold Whitay, vill mim
ohtaMoodBr E«enia(.
GU»ei Gsaiuteed to Fit Difi-

^■SrsZJT** $prina..

with tk* isn hraw. that ertrx mb
CBS So MMcUlBg ta anka te wmld
bMtar. If ba tey Cate te traabto ta
•nd Mrt te ta BO abte h.
-Da yotL totedr fnte te yemat
Maa. wbo te tet te Miyltig that
ka kavar WMW a pair «f teW MOM
asd tet kli ctac^
caac him fam a
yaa aapgMa 1, te i
ca; coMd da
toMakatetaHldl
r

Fe.ssajs
a,is,ts!SrjSst^

moderate Prle«s Rule Sm.

,nd two aprlgt of paraley and get

repre j Mid. * Man la not cmmtnicted to be
mnnlng and leaping animal, like a deer
or cat.” To emphaalae bodily derelopraeot above the mental derelopaient ta
a atep toward remmptloo of tbe life of
the Mvage and lower anlmalt Phya
leal cmtntr ta a deatrable thing: but. aa
ta everything el-e, the extreme* are to
be avoided. A peraon may hare too IIIopaa night at tke riiwt Metkodlat
Oe badtly exen tae and may also bare
ckWrk Icmigkt at
for mmt and
far too moth or violent exen Im. om "^h.
repUed tbe
Toledo. O. March 6 ~Wl>««t-<taah who te walking a cooalderable pari of inlet riUaen,
*Trr2l^-lloM Ih. eurt.WHc; May. MHc; July. fSHc
tke
day would need bo^ little el*e aa
"Ah. 1 tbongbt 00 li t only alWPfnyer.
Chicago. March 5.-Wheat-May •xerrlw- except perhaps rallatbenlct
tain Umm that you oodee It ebr
Addremk ex Mayor Patchln,
En
for tbe anna, bock and cheat and ou
foroaMMrt of tke Law."Tm; only after dark.--PblIadelphta
Song, male guniieL uet the l^ower
retiring or rtalnr And tbe mme advine ta applicable to a woman wbo doM
ber own bonaework. But ooe confined
POUIOM 00 lonl «ark« ToOJSc
Abon*"
orar a dte or typewriter abould make
B cooacleotlout habit of walking, bM;y
Lot me oee yoor pmaettag and caltatbenica erery day for an
Bor. D. Oorklln. Dr. Saundeiaon aa
boor or tkereaboata.-Clnclnnail Trib•'Ob.wa haven't got out (
Bolo. Mr. King. The Lost Chord.” I
We art pfapariln«rf^ this anari pay in advance."^pDck.
Ooe day. rkUng ak»g tbe maa. oen-)
ckurtk after T o'clock.
atnl Gordon coma upon a regitnequl
prayer meetiiig. whtcb waa very tm I
-TMt BLAZED TRAIL.*
prtere. The men wece kneeling «r egge fried, grape fmlL haUbnt Italian
^fteoL amaag wauch I. « te
atandlng witb bowed bemla about tl*e jam. Knickerbocker Umb. mince, noih
Itae af new apring aad wiatar
Ootaltf oM Ratita Betel Ma ma Bte
who waa praying la a voice gL orange pta. qnalto roaatad. atewed
Otaoteo Ammif Big Troaa
Tbe gmral checked bit borw and re- traordlnary yams from ZnlaloBd.-moved bta kat and waited for the end
of te prayer. Tke chaplain a.ked tbr
Lord to give tke men. of lee a army ou
Jokaaoa. Anna OroM nM
mtar typewriter
Jack-Onca more. Molly, will you
preme mnrage te meet tke great criata
that bad come npon them, foriltode ta marry meT Village Belta-For tbe thiibmr new privattono and Irooblm. tCMtb time tbta hour 1 tell you I wiu
-Tka Bl^ TrmU” and ockor wooda^
not. Jack-Well, tblrtaao knota an
la fi^ agmlMt tbe
tmrmi. Joat tbek a tall private rase kmw mint bad aallln* to a little craft
WK are SHOtRT.N’Q tbe U
Um of Carpeta. Rnga. Oil Clotba*~and from kta kneee and shouted to the ebnp- Ube ymi.-Looden Tlt-Bltn
tor ted. ebapUta: peny
Unotauma In Traveroe Cl^. ^
*»r bread! We have courage to i
M Will btoo i»n*k. «»
Mn. Chic - iM't MIm PaCtaemm a
bnt to Sgkt we moot kava aometkl
Yoor Reliable Home Pumtahw!
inter dan glrlT Mrs. An Fatt-Dant
2IlMSt ML Pray far brmd.*" Thta krol
te prayer meedug
te'aBotb PtegTMrlgbt gtralgbtbncR

-loA- anawMwd Mtao O

BfgRVnS;ai;>grisy-

$20. $25, $30, $35

aad to pay ate ar ll.te Oroir tur
nisked IM.te hood peadtac an appeal.

tW^cttj^ T^J^

Suits of Walkios: Length;^

2S

r r ToWolI. of Bensirv. r^^stlji Aad sfltr a year ks rotarord aad
' aoekcdagalaatikskoor.
eMted srmad master of tke
Aad agala tko rales sM. -Wko la
lodgr of tke P. aad A. M. of Ml
I earns orsr to bear Mr Bryaa s Mrtare; tkrre
iaad SIM a few boars trlsUlaa frtead.
Aad ks Said. “Il Is tkyself.bere this Bmralna.
«ks dom vss-------ta kla.
Oarl Braatbea of S«moos Bsr aas
jJ^la yaaTv
miljmt
kere ysstorday and eeloyed Bryan's
~

Saves Money

IMA

cokCaaetSaiidMd.

CariagHM-

■dte^dNem^to.. annuity.

is almost here, but not the time
to wear Spring Suits. Get your
old suits fix4d up until then, at

6. Oerden.

,

BXCiJ1»ION8~ ]
PGKMiuBSaS
, »«. M,k imA»^Sr. ^

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" #%W.f|tTHE- EVENESIG RECORD.©#^
PART TWO

TRAVERSE CITY. MICH., SATURDAY. MARCH 6. I®04

Cbe €poiiti9 Record's Up-to-Date Rlitslrated Feature
Possible Compltcafions Con/roritm^ Kussta
wm tPmm «r IJm war S
sb
bMHiie
E IC srllh I
mrntatm emA J»pmn
«n
t ratMlrliw mmr

IMT* nai teiactaa tka paoL TIm racaM Ckraatac e€ a koiak Is a Bwslaa
ckwak wlMta a prtaat ha4 Joat UMUkad
a prarar ter tka aoooM of cka caar'a
taa la tedleativa af tks ted tkat as
He *>taU «r u. •IT***'"*^'**'
A BfkOlon Is Rd as 4d4 as tks
Ids of Iks a^lstliiff ardar had kapsd.
tluiMghl an th« part af Om SC. fvt#n»« aalMcw la aa unjwl var If ■arriwfiil.
mg tks atksr
af varast.
tka Jeww, Inflsteafl aa Cksf lira kj tks

ufcr u

vbirfa .

rsd to s*
Garspr wl
%Hr 4*
and tkr tHiidon In ♦vrr> .^|.ltal of tbr
old warM arr mkgnm doqM^t of the
gremtpg alsnn a«^r the sitnaUart. Tha
Cart that Ksiarr WOlx^ni tbaapt

not bs arsftoakad. Tha daapsr from I tha matter I* rrsardad. Tha «ai*»
this aoar«a comas not alana ar ohlaflr) acqaK^ranc* of tha p«>» rm in tha h
m tks dm Isfl to Ruasla. but from I'aollcy in*> tend to avert eomiillrath
I Riimona of tkelr brsthrae on tha | in the far en*t. alth«>uEh these mi

Tarhay ara tks gr^l
bllma portr
«tMnptlOK ta
mon» of It* loot sroaad In the
tinia tha Bulk«t>
benaaae the-lr hr»a In tecent yaar*
baen quite «* niUoh a«:tinA Ro>rli
a* Turkey
Turkey. They fear the lend
Ulna rnn'llvltle* Mf their bulky i»es*v
th. ohile the deerepa : 4:lard eiih a rertalu
K *ure
fUxrope « 1!
neter araln liennU them to be Uunder the kl »-l-iM yoke Knoulny i! .
dHOaer
thU mil of Ibe wid It 1.

inanihlna ka» •.rx.-r la. orrrM |
tha artsi.^p of Ml
V. ih Jaion. A
hrr
t.
to be
nhu-h atlffer than they
.. :l t he othe««l*e. PTt^en tkouEh she
»!»..• not f.M^:iy -nirr
the llst^

*" ‘:r ,:rr::r "V's:;

A new ctert to a Uatk tMr.i atoftr
toMsd a cklBTOterto battle lu sec trkal
It aiaHled like and a tew mltiataa told
wsa kaiikd act teoat RteSer the caaatec
arltk a badlj bnUsad toad.
At a ftft to Saw lURdd. iVtaa, tin
I sttor Blgbt a babp wn tetotokm ter u

dtottotoML

Jdfl Ctoto—t «U1 caottooe to plax
Ito Isad to -Tba OIrl With tbt Orma
Er«a- fWllJ Clan Btoadcaad

THE TEEKITORIAL DEVELOPHEHT OP THE EUSSIAN EMPIKE.
fiaaitba csbsrnlljr fiwke her aen«lllve
ta cxM.dllluu* In the otlM>r hSfnl*pl>ere.
The menare to Kunda la mlpahle nr.d
tmmadlate
In her career of r'unqueal
and for. Ible rrmroehin *l*e Iraa m.de

aaalmUated ur only liaJf aai
paapkes In »h«m the umrk of
oBIr needs a aephyr to fan It Into flame
Thla can lie iiu.re readily underuinod

Ithia fur •.•me pretest to
or. If orra.Ion permll*. to d<
‘howlliltie«
Turkey I* her
lie ll,e Helkun etalea

The ie<H.i,t intimation from China that
II la uim. ult f..r her to maintain her
tieutmllt) nhlle part of her own terri>
lory la occupied by foreipn troom la.
wllh ila evident reference to Manchnrla. at leaai alrtilflrar.t.. Then there U
alwaya th<

alsa on the mrt wf the Kuaalan govrnt- a
nteot. It U the c-omblnatlun of them. I
coupled alih the menace from a Ithout. |
that aeiidri* llie roti.lltiun nerluua
A J
of . hei..h-.|. may feat t.«elhrt
•I) a.i Iona as there la not .mnc
shock sufficient to pre« l|.ltate them I
poaalble abo. k*ihat la to cii!Ive'rt*ih
UireatenlnE conditions Into active hi

which I* tUr mint 4.f iuiiiie.|iMtr danger. « bo a.urdetth*i the «-*a
To utuirraiuiHl Juwt hoe the Walken the ..uihi....k of
«... ,
i»iiuatl..ii *rre« u Kuaala it iw i.e«eiouir> 4.uiuwif.»i.n.l.. ic«* ha. k a tittle In hlwtory. It aaa
Tl.p-ie mi. Im.. .dSei I
the .WMi a «..vfrnineiil ailli the aid
froi.i«..« Itncwt., al' thU
Auwlria and the •..luti
I ^:»;KU.r.t. the 4dhe, fr.Hn t'hlm.. tkuf- qua.l
«»lher iMiUel*. jh4»l f.MI
Turk.-y In
ls:% to kU«- up HulgatU
t\ou!.| tii.tt< Mte.
K.«r j terrwiw l»> we«
MW h..d hoi ey .m Per- I vll-. The t.^
k.wi lo-. »iid lo the niti- ; Ih" KuuEri".

tj irAaaauata, *^J«ao*a Itougktor.* »
tke aprlof to Itolj It to to pfoae aad
.WU.I. to eetile them
^
flPSSktog pkftS
iieih.ilmiw Ih*f the
Malbaorke MacDuvsU la axuarttesfit
... k ..f an aiitam e tof to a oew pUj w rtttaa bX W O.
a.Kdher na | ^^1^0 tfallsd “A t^hpUlo uf Ra*flrTa-

eouii 1*:: i

^

ns m hH^nle jlUi;.
.. p,«.di. aiiv dlTrne In
r>.t ihetM. aiii to- f^w
-m f-tr.tha< nu.y he-

:
Miller aod Charku X>uktoaa
i bmr* algRad cootneta by wMrto tto
' actST wlU be Started by Mr rrabmaa
j g^S pwtod of ire Joan, bagtoatac

him. ^tft.i Mil. there tea Ju«li

i

John Drew kaa rerlred *-rbe Secood
la Coteteaod.** ooe of hi* paat aaeona
; ii^ which be li aatof alterwtHj vttk
-Oaplato Wappe,” bla arw play of tto

frnsland drtkii
the ^pen reb
r
and the rrceiit
note of Tuikry to th<
powers that
ih
ahe cannot cany out tbt
i
reform* proralacd
In her Ohri*llat

. -..Ugl.l I..

iC-\e4Ml t

11- j ..ml the .fel.i |. »^| tip fiwn ni.Uiid '
neon t«. the hre..kll;S !«•
I* j IVUnd ami Mtn. huila I* a va*l one
<iinpU- es
an u..pr.urrea«Ue de*|e>tlan
turn heno
CKl" *1 tide ' . .Ml
ml.l e .emle«.-> to advance- j
>- .\i.Klo-J*p- I «nent
Ian oh|e,-U.Mi
TTh
toaard llherly
t.. tin- T ll-l
Whether
Mclual ] iluaaui I
leatn thla trull, a* <*lhc
ti..aUltl‘e* .
iKmI Great I
Al.VI.V W MkrrTAM

Ul to
larier rtliea Bldb
M
r appear to -Ma<y
tragedy wrtttefl bj
batk-* and
Lard Byrt
caoaaa. HU aaaaoR will rstetel

PICTURES APPSOPRJATE TO THE EASTERN WAR.;

Maariy arary dtj to tke totattor of
Egypt la now Ugktod by atoctilelte.
Tto 8wlaa rapa

d to the ETutily r
la In Ruaala p^
intelUcent If n.d Urfle teenli

Ilia Iretueeu the
IletiirnlllE to 1
meiui.e. there a

U not eapecUlly pomUr anump the
aitolacta of the car. mout of them re-

already threatened

eapeclatly bitter
Ihe^leprea alve policy of M. Plehve.
of Ulterior.
Then the

rnTlT

r

threatened upheaval
near aaaC U on. TTil* t* the event
that Kurope baa been dreadliia. Her
faralrhtad .tatesmen have lobked upon
It a* mcanlnc a general war. which
probably would Inrolve the entire con*
Unent. The Balkan* have been refer-

|o«e of nMtloiiMi^ Indepeiideti.w li e e*ilT
hltteily ptole«t>d an«1 >li.r.red Ihein
with liiarantude. \ln ..Ihri 4%o.-U hr

dealre f.o tm hind* of the Turk I* xcry
inu.h oldt-r Hum the apmtite fm fl.lna.
and. ammer than glxr up thi* .-entniie*
<d.l Ilu**ii.n piiifKiee it
«af.> to **>

FOREIGN FACTS.

RUSSIWI CAVALRY AT VUOIVOSTOK.

THE ABANDONED RUSSIAN LEGATION AT SEOUL KOREA.J "«»•'* »

p'ctu"«que

f.omt.

| *>*».TCHjy_ouAAo

and_chiw

|

If:

W

illcaJIv arranged and paatext ”>e .
of lint
tm theltaneU of the acreeti they ahould lun< tl.u> «.♦ the Ti>.f.-uher
ba^ATamlahed or covered alth glaaa. chufHai. ralleave
One ingenlou* schoolboy deoorate.1 a '
---------------------------screen In this manner, and below tke
Much amueement u twi
frteae of the poet card* he ha* paatad . South Africa h> t!:e *,h,p1
Rtanipe and p.»*tmark»
1 of jrouag calve*
i*-t*

.NU.4-,1 In

r i..k"w hi. .
h^xri O. !
***Mar of •arrla la makli^ as
I little hrw.MkfA*t .md at I awalloma * • «Ain to roMgB bofoCS aHJtklM YlOtaRt
aiendierA
tub* foHou* uith a
happaua to tom. Bs would ntkar ba
|.re,«ratn.-y to hi* reguUi
nfomd tO a* nko OX tosT* Hi

tato kl^r^atouasa Cltj I

I «

.trendhetM-r.**

JAPANESE CAVALRY ON THE MARCH.
natural horaemen. haring beet
rapnaaota a troop af carwlry i
Uonad. The man an OR their t
on the Yaltt lirer. wbare they

rSSs.?Ss£S

cavalry. All of the *ub>ect* of the c*ar are
dned in Hie *«ddle fmn. boyhood. The cat
: out of VUdix.urtok. where It has been au­
to the front along the ManchurUn boundary
n»eel the agile and well trained aoUUen of
p U that her horaemen a. often aa pnaalbU
cavalry, ahh-h cnnatituie* the weakast ana

HE'i*;^*^*^^*

.TiXr.',

iuu. natMTk*.rtll«^«.r*a«0. ------------------------

TMC WALLS OF MUKDEN.

iiiW

.^."•^reT::.

,
'

Tka taaaoB ter aaUlag Fart Arthur -the Olbnltar of the aaA- wffl be apiraat to rrj aaa vlawtog Ikt gnat rot k wtock cammads the mtmmm to
r la tka harbor. The impoalv double ten at tka tap
to oRtar tka ckaBRoL The CM*
Rktt.
tka dapa took
tt. MtoaaJt
fltooa It a^
aasM tota
kaa tofliad wa tupaRRo to —htog
In tka wartA Far tkte raaasa tka

iin

Ai

itoaRgfatkaiateaa.
nraa muat aat ba afiawad to ga awt
OR New YorYs day to iba a«rtk af
Byaadar tks lark af the yaar win ba
At tka Bmt Taar Ftoaek pRfWte kw

aa ^^aar'flTaa^MiMs^

drtokcea. and It to gtotad that tbair boraaback. Bcald«*L they learn
sight begtoa to tett at the age of forty wtth tba Coaaacka and the ocher
or flitor-Ato. aR^fltoiiy an baud at little towwn men some potou to cavalry flghttog thaL todgtog by their paw- I of oootenUoe to the ter o
flftp, Tks uumbsr aC Mind ta tbe vtoos blatary. they wlU wot be stow ta wtfitoa Tba Utaatrmtkm shows a troop I at pnasat Is baM by Bi
otaaato af FOa la toitotog. aad omrs- af lapaasas cavalrr or tha Rmnk as tkto an potoirtto to gs to tks fmt ta aad wfll prtoakty ko tka

teaaaaafatotottogteiRRflttoa—a I ................... afgisryterAbtorkaftoatoRA

ooomEs.

to ParM. OR saw Yaar'. or. toi

,

aueb a apioRdld paolUoci an tka Black
sew iTntectRDaUij theas Jacktoa are
bottled up aad probakly an dooaaad not
to aee asrriee dortag the war. Caualdering the tete timt kaa beteton tba
Ruaolaa fleet at X*art Arthur, howersr.
they an prabablj Juat aa weU off.

new year-s

iateaflgkitog

THE BTEKlKe BECORD, TRAVEB8E CITT, MKSL, 8ATTBDAT MABCH 5, 1909.

CHANGB oTlylFB

,

i

I im,

> vitkoot exicrieiiciBC > tnia of «MT aoMf-

• oflhrlnKiiataHi

«ndii« Uie Uood nusiiw to tbe bnit QMil itready to bant, aad Ike (aiat tediac thtt fBOovi. MWtteM «Ui ckilK M U 0m> iNui
• •Bki(toito^ fetever, ai«oaljra(rwoftkec]rai|daase< dancenMnnemMuttoaUr. The nerrea are ciTiiif oat lor aMiotaDoe: Tbe ciy (kould la bmlrd in tkiia.
Wdto E. Flrtdtoart Va«a»rtto
waa Ptojaiad to tooet the oretU of w»a«-. ajraleoi at thi.
period ol her life, aod all wo nen »iw u« tt pa« Umwgh Ihla

tiyhiryMtaiwMitPtntotaadtofcty

^mi:\

____________________________________________________________________

Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound I
•*Mjtro<

^^MM^U^dotylowHIOfDo .
1 osflefod for joofo wtth HMCO of lilt. iMUbaTefaiotiof >pelU,«itbor
MofOoroflorBy Mtkljpiota. They wm04 «o«r «• »r .Aalj. fW-

to die.

^:s;rr^-sir=f?Sre

■ ;*
xJlwy/^

U> mmatharaommehthat I alflMOt

/:5

*'IlM4pai»aoUoforae. Mj hood oebod oil tl» ti»e, ooold Uko so walk, or
gm op ololn witkoot WoooUof nn»pl.toly ertoootod I ooffered ootold miaerj.
I Mod doiior*. OMdleioo. for o looc Um boi derired oo beoeflL
fkif. ^ tiJe. aod tko^ld tker. wm oo harm is
1000004 my too a»ok lo proto, of Lydim E. PlokkMo'o Vo«otoblo ComIt. tor .. wiU .rr.___________ _ _
-a-_nrev. n.

-^iS^WMre.W.Ta
^
alBost beyood belief; yet It h aU tnie aa atated
Whto ooa Otoia to Ihink about the good there WOOWD derived from t^U great Dediciae. it
hi thtdr Mten poblidied above at their own nquart.

il

Far tbwa Ilia
aChar readlrfaia la the world tea leeHred each
wliaanoad aad ■MoaUltod Mlirewaat BoTaa#an artatltatoa.

M a poaUre fact the private fllet at Lydia E Ptokhoai'k laboratory
I of lettore troto wearen vrho have beeo aately carried
thio«h that danger period-areogeoMile.- Hie rareaoOIia. ReyooUa
aad lira Make are noumuaual oaea lor thia inedi

pery. Complaint wot ouId. by th. Ab'SElVlCESDf TH£GHUlCfiI$‘ ^
Invliouoo U oxt.ndrd to! welcoBi. to wor.hlp wllb o. or.
. stranpera. worklnp mm and th. ponr
-----) oil to join In Mirmhlp with a».
lied Trades d'ooncll of Konui City.’
Incol primer
of Waahliitton and Pork
Coopr.pi
German Evanpelical twtheran.
that he hod used the lob.1 on work
Miiminc f-ervice i
St Matthaus Cunpreg^tvm. Kei
without
Il* VOS proow'utcd I
•cmard B DIssel. |wst«ir
on “the Tranrien^
Martin. <rf Klnpslry, poyinr.
by the state, found puflty OBd fto«d< Mom [ ncTTlc. 10:80.
nent " Hecm the >
There mill l.e senlces 8nnda> ni«
lliMf. with the costs addl'd Th. df'-[
iu;3*» orlork In
fendant
cm Washinptim
an. did not deny u.ipp the label ;
Ic 70<L
»
JJh^‘'.ern.
an* Invite,!.
and iiffered no evidence to show that* ppcwhlnp by the pastor. All are' Junior Endeavor luaieiy at 3 p m j
he hail
tad th. ripht to do so
J welcome to all the smvlces.
Intermediate Christian Endmvor w 1
and pralw s-rxic Thursday ^ .lety at 4:30 p. ro.
Salvation Army •.rvica
Trade union lwidl«»s of Enpland have
Younp Pmpl. a Sikciety of Christian t
boseu r,i> ubor candidates alrmd) tn
Endeavor at 5:45 p m.
j Comm State and Union sirems
A cordial welcom. to alL
Capuin and Mrs Munsey. In.
ontest seats at the next Hectkm
IP P»spel roeetll
ebarpe.
Committee, from the Kniphis of
j
Chriatian tclMcn
.Mwtinps every nlpht except Mon
fWMt ^ EveryUdy wclcoim* to o«i
bor have been appointed to watt upon,
Woodmm halL
day.
home and Its servln*.
Cu-vemor Odell to urp. him lo provide ‘ oOclay. 11 a- m.; boUness miwlinp.
^ Sunday.
for additional factory Inapwnors. as it
Sunday momlnp. 10:80.
— "
day, 7:80 p. A.

LABOK NEWS OF THE WORLD

Dradodi nodo on Um mrmbrrri of . Joaniryiaoii Plumkrn'AMOCtotkmaod
ik« ChlcoiD A HnwMkrr Brrwem-j Ih- BuMdlais Trode. dumdl forbid.
ABOOctatkoi by tho Brrwrry Workrr. diop lbf*» lo InirTterr by polromop.
ood Moluter. union mny rmoM in the IntlnUSotkin or pemiji«loo oith the
tying ap of oil bat four of Ihr br.w.r. .mployotf of tb. i
loo Ifflhot <^ity. Such o tl. up would
Th. CoUfonilo Biot. F«*d.nitlon
HhtaoFn 8,000 mm oot of fwploymmt. f«n vent Ion drcldiNi tbot It U mcolnit
BolfiM iUm BMmloetiirrr. or. lo unioD pHodpli>s for lobar unions lo po
fbna k «looo trast la ordw lo oppoM Into politics
Um •doBMdi of tb. lobor onloii
If Is stotiil thol DO per crni. of Enp
OKMM^ and to obloia b.tt.r oolllnp llsb .mpluyers absolutely favor unionprkm In for.l«fi morttMo. A om
lorn.
te. of fir. pmons. eo^ilop oT two
The prmtmt convention e%er held
ginoo monnfortun^rt. ivo mpii
> •
----• House
by th. Inirmotlonol Typopraphlcnl un j eonlran to law
ud oo. orchltwH. U to fix Ih. v.lu. ton of North America will convene In j Kecopnltlon of labor In Enplrntd’s
Frianda.
: rhVr“the Man^' l*my
- .........
of tb. dlir.r.nt foctorl.*
iorld's fair city next Aupust. royal dockyards is Iri^lna carried on , Rev. Henry McKinley.-------Sunday acbool, 12:00
Pmml^t riUtens of OjtleihiwfH
Banday acbool at 1:45.
Tb. Morylood Court of App«*ol» bon About .very tjrpoprophicoi union In th**
Junior Bndeiror at 3:30.
will'
dinp
Intermediaie.
4
.-.‘v
hoadMl dovo o dMioloo lo tb. co
Cnitis! Sutes ond Conodo will send eoiiniy. Oforpia, have ln*en held «» ,J
''• i Senior. 5:80.
oo. or more d.lepot.s.
Hyaon ogolnirt th. But., onsto
ebarpea of hoUfinp neartria. In peonape ■ p,.rintenricnl rtf the Anti sahion leapue
Evmlnp 7:tH. Address by Dr Saun
At Rio Janliw. Brmrll. the strike of) of Michipan.
lb. constItutlcrnomy of th. *'sv.«lOrponlx.ro of the Int.motlonol Sea
.hop" Uv Tbl. low woo pooM
mm-s Cnlon of Anciico ore In .New
1002. ond prorldm oonlUn n^lo Orlmns. Lo.. worklnp for the frfrmo
i day,
***
by pastor.
dlsliirluincvM, have nc
tkm of o new local union of women.
tkms for plow‘s In whk-b cloth!
Invited
I
Rfl
Saturday
BULBoroctur»>d A pervious cojm:
They hove <*stob1lshf>d temporary
study of il
Firwt MethodiaL
with the eh
dUoilofl.d by th. Court of Appcols headquarters, ond. If iheir plans work
Rev. William Laufmaa, pastor.
without dw-ldlnp the <iu«it!on of th<< am. they will brinp Into on orconlr.*«i
i« 8ii. class roeetinp
TO CHARLOTTE. ,
conotltatlonollty of Ih. tow. Another iMidy the rooks shipmen and i.th.-r
14» :m. worship
1» E Haundernm
nwn who mork alioard sMp>
wos mod., ond ih. cos. corrbH! up
si'l rtveak
. .
qi. Apprllot. Court.
The Southern Rollwov |irtHM>.-^<*a to
i to enplr
tl swift alsrm.
! annual passes of
ufnetonn^*
Tire •-|H*c.al e»ancell>tir v.rtM-e.
■of sen Ice Thme who hove Iwvn five
Topic. What Hhall I m. With J.-usV
WorkersSp dal sen Ices continue alt we<*k,
Jbr b~ld m.^cUmt^lb.
years In the sen ire ore tn Ih* plver
the memlars of the U
shi h Kvanpeli.M C R. !Unden!>rhleld
kihh
!
liver
thi'
division
un
will bate to seek employment in theel
wj!l lead
iVade oo their Individual merits or w*e
> are empl.ued: thus,
nlpht lonlpht Topic, What
V\V h.y AlKjut It
^jie shops flileil with non-union work
«»**>
«re to re j
men. The r.armeot Workers, nearly
*’'***^ **'• •‘"‘•re *•«•' «*“*
She puckered up hrr
,#o .trooi;. Wt thrlr ublr, Imi Mot. i--^'.,1 li r.,r. i In roan> a touch me
And all tba prwee
d.y. pradlnK > «-lllroi«l of ibp dl.Inrlmlwl In ih. ! That
had so rharmed m* <},
pair brlvrri. «hrlr »nkm ■ml Ibr m»ti
Hr*.uteHurriv. Tbr numutorlamv, ho*
M,M«rbuMH.- 8tmr brmmh ..t th.
r,rr. drrlmm, oil n.-pHHtloo> off .« Amrrlci. F.-.1rr.ib.n oC Lvlmr |.I.DKj Ah mr. *h,l <
tim* I wr
Pfbtay.
'»•" ffovrrnlni! tbr 8i«ir OnrAnd
to hrr trivupht.
A pretty toy. aori llirvvd Ir
The Enpllsh Ullors. areorillup to the; Board of ArhUratbyn and Comlllaiion

rr»rr; n?

r::i

will have the ripht to hire mates

v'S-'

nndinp the ads of parliament
fMilUw.sl ... *h ervmhln.il vn
mrike. a erirntna, ae. 117 ‘
i

Kir-t Chun h of rhr^^t . Iliwelp v*^ * ,
MfW't lo (Iranpe hall
iu:3«. study lUhle le.«,n and l>.M *
up|H-r

Free

Mv-rli,toilet

«BELL

COFFEE

All’

- -er w ill j
*’*‘*‘J« the maslef ’
^
-I . -

rPar hondrml rnmlover. reor>*ao«.
^ ****“
**"'^‘“* *‘*^*‘***
‘
InT^lvr^elS^m
a.1^
lug the various employers aaaorlations
|land Latsir Assembly.
saa-mhir
a« Advistm
r___
An
and atlxens- Alllobre i»f
States. aasembUHl in ike 4ir.t
-------^
® memU iw has been ap
Slatem aiuKunhUHl in the first annua ,
lnvr*silpale all prievances.
of the CTlh
I™' j order strike, or prevent them Hasty
mto pure, toemreur. --uu^b'.:!
matlcally dealih with
The executive board of the Iniema
hare deollaed to consider the wape
tiuoa! Teamsters* union ha»*,^declded
scale adopted by the typographical un
that a local before It con po out on a
km. The unkm baa voted to bring the
aympathetlc strike must have a tw*v
employers to terras
j third* vote of the Joint conference of
Itton lh<- o>«
ore to he Imptwted to work In the j sent of the executive
MfOe
ices
to •oHr Ito Ubor probtom. The Bwc,pk>/m l.y ,h, Phrr. .M.nufaciiHn.
nan moved doara the aisle
■re to to |«M Itto « dv real .Th uo I Co»—y ^
i
tor oootrret tor thrre rrere.
jot *hb-h
bred|«r ,br
Rev. C, T. Stoat, r«tor.
____ . (,re
.“ J*
.to -nnrt can
«n foe breskl
orelor «b« Nwtorel Moaotorturmr rerecU- .to dtolag «r.- mad poknl *.tb
Corner of BSardamn avenue
M.«M -K.to. ■oO
0.4 .to N..hHuI IndretrUl nreo-i
■«,. ■»«««• nt .ipprr tartfa .No. la
Chk— Hhor utare. Orrr M.«Mj
Wsahlagtoa street
Third Sunday In Lent
•ork»«i hto Ikrir tour* d Ubor » jcU.loo d Amrrion hnrr ..ruck oo nr-1 -K'tvr ito •beotto. -WU
muston. 7:3«a. m.
MEM will amount to over
.mr.
!audi
Sunday acbool at 'itzfio.
eomplled by th# fVoalon

m
Y. P raT«” m.
EvMlog-rri M 1

L wiwstcmPM
m.

Fancy
Fancy
Fancy
Fancy

salt
saU
sail
»alt

n..

Mackerel 10c each
U*hlte|Uh lOr th
galmon Tmui >c Ih.
Mai kinaw Tn.m V

.
,

Fane* ILm.
tVsIfl.h. 18c lb
Fsn.v Hmeke.i .Salmon, lie lb

I am
iii.c r- n- HranuiateU
.‘^•iiwr fur It e..
flluroM* Mixture Hyrup 1 pah
hm pails. n.f,

pr.-arhiup

ill U* l.elt! .*i*«.day ni..rr.lnu

F.Hjrtveuth ‘ir.-et
nirht
::u=.T, cEa-IFri*lav

Twtinp lovers aU. this
la fair to mkldUnp-m
Yet tn lU lersa.
^le. twlat the lines.

0^»Atl iwesolly Judge Hoseo.j
a sute Uw of Missouri
2rH*2Ll*II2L*L*L52
I Sopartor Oomt, mods perpetual
of the uulou label on work dooo\i!ilT■
aPW taiuartloa agolnal the>i. a oou^lou uMcw rtmmitntM g USSmL

Our.np Lent I have on hand

^1 ar** welcome

And evrr alncc. I du a\er.
I aiarply can’t ps( rid of |

[. a mlsdsi
I of »•« »«> Ih the tiperating departn
lof aSimre«it.rewlio work more than aixteeo boors

TkiliyTi4litiCA6raet(

Fam y Hi rip t’4*.lflah. I^H* IT».

__
Church of Christ.

5b-/”i7ii£:-b:tV„f,L

^-eekly BuTlelln. have the rr.HlIi for
sorklnp U»dy.
belnp the ftni to offer orpanl/.ed n*
members are not |iermasistence to
iudnstrial o]
hence wen* tin* pioneers of nuslem nenily employed In lsuu*d work, and I
u.ld me**tlnps but twice a wi-ek.
trade unionism. At early as 1721. in

ELGIN C. LEWIS

226 Eol FmI SM

CHEAPEST

CLEAIEST

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THSSVSHIHQ REODBD, T&AYSBSE CITF, lOOH^ &ATDBDAT MABOH ft, 1$0L'"

Itbla a mamrat. a battle of ottra oB pMMM matem a ravM I
. mm baad. a labteapaaa la ibe atbm.l far cbleiM pattlaa la imP »
be eook wa. waar by wbb a eay of This is
uanibeMaa.tbeoM
tbe patfawt ta swallow
followed
foUowed It with
With mdbar.
WUktm kmK mm
Laogb wot at bar. MIer woaata. Hor
at tbe pietare eoajared ap by tbe idea
of it wfiHtea aIttiBC by tbe riaac
aa aa aid plaao Moot aowwad t
TIMM a 4mm SMllM «• to M.
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la tk» MC
Aa4 tka aMMrw la fta aarar

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■** *■ to* porttao « th. Oa Boom
JCSUS CAUM TNC ffTOmL
Paloi M-.r------ ViTm
Tbe Iwierwathmal amMey ecM lesmmJar Mareb dUi is fbuwd la Mask iv.
oamk tkr Bamr mm* Mnr tc«Mter SS-il. Tbe jDldaa taxi Is tbe SPeb ?? M^p^teTw GbM t^^
tbe amrms ef ewr Hvew Geffe ebeaaw
wse of tbe itTib Psaba. Tim Amerim versMw of tbe lesaoa Is as fallows:
iSSi Awd oa tbal day. orbaa .
.

fal of
Tteew tbe lam. .Mt pepp-r dbd w plwcb of grated

»MkM mm.
; of ihetmlm tm d»

•nr ckMtei .»irThe old Oer
Btawd why peo^
k when It U ao

A Ward For the KMcbea.
WTiy shoaM kttebews always be
at tbe
of tbe boaae. wber^

accomuteie? ^*by have a back
of the kooae. anyway, iastewd of two
It Is a Mie wager that yoa will be- froois. ewaally respected? The wriUr
I.
la Georgia a kmg. brick bow.
me a eooarmed rlrtita of the habit, i
with three froot doors, owe of them tbe
—Detroit Trlbowe.
kitchen door. Tou eoald look stralMii

^TlH*jr aroald ba la ao ImU to ^

«to^ too*.

1 StOya

; aba ewiered Into

mwB lady .
pie win ha
easy to c«
*Ha«lratb bte baloaad olaap.
lott aratberlltelaagalaceBowm. Bat
abe doaa aay. kowmr. that Mm woold
>artec tba lata war a IHUa siri la wot part with that pUao .tool (If there
ware wo more) for void aatold.
8o try it ateter women, bony all day
la tbe borne workabop. Go to tbe
a Hatar * Tbt roagb laaar wall, of
A baad More^. piano stool, may
be boogbt for a mg. aad that erea
If yoa bare bat eery fltUe voice. Boy
m: take it borne aad nae It for a

chwstuw enoeavos.

:i s^iltebiy

Lrt us go over uwm tba otbar side
the WMat of ctlclem (Ml Aad
leavlwg tbe
with a aharp knife
T take Him witk ibem.
Let ft get bot beas He waa la tbe boat. Aad
oiber .
.
.
boau were
Tbe sbelU may be made of pal with kiss. (3TI Aad there ariseih a
pasfb aad baked la patty paws, ar made groat storm of wind, aad* the waves
OB a circle of pastry belk op arwowd beat Into the boat, tasomoch that tbe
tbe edge witb riags of tbe mme. They boat was now fllliag (3S) And He
can also be boagbt at saam of tbe Hty
ta tbe stern, asleep on tbe
faakerioa. made to order, which Is a cjshkm. and say unto Him. Teacher,
sariag of tmble U for a large com carost Thou not that we perish? tX»i
They keep weU for eoate time.
be avroke. mad leboked the wind,
sboaM be reheated just iMfoce
said uato the sea. Peace, be still.
And tbe wind ceased, aad there was s
great calm (40* And He aald aato
M*by are ye
.
.
.
fear
have ye not falcbT
A can of toauuoes. four capful* of
ripe UNaatoe*. six dorc». two brny (411 Aad tbev feared exceedlaglv.
leaves, iso slice* of oaloa. a teaspoon aad saM one to aamher. Wbo then ..
Pii at thyme, isro leaspoowfal. of salt this, that even tbe wind and tbe ses
of sugar, half of pepper, half . obey Him?
It will be well la ibU coaaeciloo for
stadewts.of the lesada to stadv the fol

f OaUtee. awd OoTi de■ ptepic even an CbrtM
ettned tbs warm of tbe GsllW hg mjrlas.-Pewee. be etm."
Tbe emnwe ef tbe migbty dmp ara'^
gymboilcal eC (be eterme eu tbe eea af
'
lire. Tbe wtad te eawtrary. tbe wavm
mMat up te beeven. our eoute mMt
away la traubta. w« roel to awd fra awd
amatoarwltoewa. Bwmaa togswulty
aseme to be st aa ewfl. aad we Indeed
kwew wot wbat to do Nor are tWae
exospthmal cease, ttrery Ufa bee Its
??ls“ eTl tm j^l?eff?riltl

Smothered Oysters—la
tbe Lord Is oar trouble, aad Be Will
with a dose ttaag oor<
; of WIdow-B Son. t.uke 7.11. bring ne out of our dietrraees. "He
ba drowmj air with llQold. ripg'taner cap of batter, a level teaipuoo
maketh the storm
et
j amketh
a calm, oo that tbe
ooad. Tboea were Mlrrlag Um. salt, aad a pinch of cayeaae As soon
he
Baptist'*
Mc**«gc.
M.tt
J
O^r sro still." sad we ran
aad tbe paper. ooaMaatly ooaUM
hut, aad before the batter burns.
be glad because they are ijulet sad bs
. tbrobblac vltb
I a gnart of drained oysters, pot on
, brought by Him to oor deoirod haven.
acboa. fruB tbe great trmgadr dallr the tight cover, aad eook uaUI tbe
! aad tbe goodweos of God thus manifest
tba *Blaa aad tba wyeCers are nUM awd plewMi. Smrve
Kteaad bar cb«Mk; -Twaa tbte; tbat
drey/
Utkeil:!^. Him.
foo vara tba baat
Hratlaa
Blind
and
Dumlptean.
Matt.j
God stUla
sWa.
Matt
!
stUls the etonas of ho
Imiagb repeated raadlag. of eocb
Aa4 4aan«t wifa ta lowa!**
by aie Soo Jeaae CbrteL Chriet apoka
. they faataaad tbam.aJre« la tbe BUU are harder to make and fry than
MOM-* and Phan^o-cy. \Vsrn«-.i Matt , ^ the waves of the ate. and they wore
Tba fanaar waat back to Iba laM aad UUIa girl'a amory. Tbna It happeaed tbe other kind, bat arc well worth the,
lJ.2k-45.
eaiied. sad ao Be can epsak peace to
that today aba eaa raadUy raeall aaay, extra trouble. Scald one-half cup of
lha wife.
! patriotic uiag.
aawtIflMBt.
milk aad wwe*att cup water U*hea
elated wlib tba proae of Ibe lUila
Psrsbic. by tlu- .Sea. l*«kc x.i-is
^
"Lrt aot yoot heart be trouBaac aaatcbac of 4fa4ar Jff tte
cool, add owe-hair . cake rumpr«-oMdj
StllUug
of
Trmpr^l.
Mall.
X.r3r;
kftrbaa
la
that
faraway
tlM
bled." "1 will net leovt you romfbrb
Sba’d a<Aaaa« far iaaajr a day
yeart. dlesolved in a lUUe lukrwana
la the lesson of Iasi Sunday tbe c
**It IM bot poatible for ti. to latruduoa
Aad tba^^ta la 1m
w^ler AddoaeU*aspoonealteMMM.r
lag suetkm of the great sermon oa
poetry ao literally or la ao teTltb
^«a tba rtotbaa
la enough bread flour to amke a .tiff
trust Him we will have peace of i
maaacr Into oar kUebeaa. bot tbe
wblla aa tba foalB of tba aea:
batter.
It rise over alght. then
aad sailaeee of eoul laetoad of as
on tbe Mount" bad produced
braad waa licbt aad bar batter .piril of poetry may always be ot
add four teaspoons butter or lard, one
waa tvaat,
Christ Is ateo our guMs. our pilot over
the
topic
of
conversatkm
in
moaest
doUes.
Most
truly
has
it
been
Aad aa aoMaa at It eoald ba.
tbe eee of life. He net only etUta tbe
home. Variou* rv»ulu fuiuwed. The etorm. but -Ho brtagrtb as uato oar ,
said that we get nothing from life ex
Uy oo a floured board and roll to cmePhariKers were embittered and indlg deelrod haven." Some of tm mey think
**Jmt think!** tba chlldraa all rrtad In cepi what we pot there. How great half Inch thickness. Cut iif pieces bne
aam. for Ibelr hyporrisie* were lhi*r
therefore, the necessity of giving
a breath.
by two Inches. Set In uana place aad
«*ughly exposed. The cummoo people , ws sro much mtetakea.
beauttful tooch to otherwise trivial oc-To® Wood hat ma ot to eea!
let rise until light. Fr> In deep hot
on the .dher baad. were made ibought-.
^^
Ha woolda't. I know. If ba d oolf bad
fat. Drain and roll in sugar.
ful and serhM
***A eervaat with thU clsose
At bappr a botae at wa Split Pea ^p—Use one cup of split
mptoovl
I our fOeL" by Hte piwviMakes drodgerle divloe:
Tba alfht cam# dm aad tba good
deace aad
Dd by Bis cl
church and lU i
peas and soak them several hours in
WILBUR. AGED 11 MONTHS.
Who sweeps a room as for Thy Uws
wife aaUad
three pints of cold water. Drain and
Son ef Mr. and Mrs. Frank StsITord. St. James. Beaver IMand.
i Amoifa the Insuoces of mtraculou* brings ns
Makes that and th* actioa ft
To barealf at aba aofUr aald:
roofer dSe
pour oa three pints';^ fresh cold water
healing at this time were the heanng rirod bavsa. Let ns tberofora
- Tie ao .waat to labor for tboaa wr
and cook sMwIy naUI dissolved, add­
leper, aad ^
of P»*ters wife**
i ever
lore—
> In pleasant weather. Ik>x of gelstine soaked in a cup cd wa j'trf the **‘**^*’L«t me but do my work from tU
ing iDore water aa needed to keep the
of the
Idlet I
If. wot atraaia that valdaiM will
day.
^
throe
other
d.uM’.
i
ter
Boll
the
tomatoe*.
i.«elhcr
with
«
eusntUy tbe same Rub through a
all of which greatly Incroascd |
wad!that lookiMl over the'the *pice and onkm. until soft, then
la deM or forert. at the desk or strainer, aad set back oa tbe range
iilar sympathy and favor fvj
loom.
hat wa* trained over I mid the hoaked gelatine, then strain
Add either cream or milk to make tkln
hriftt TK
Ui.
m ran along to the, and pour it Into a border moM to set
la roaring market-place, or traoqull enough. Cook two level teblespaoa.
CXlr. 1-8; ]
in at the dear old S«Tve with the rentet of Ihe jelly fllleil
If yoa ve aaytblag to offer that
1-6; Mark iv.
Job: xlv. Iff. 27;
of flour with an equal amount of but Idtcben and
mammy
wbo
sang
there
ven
oHen
Acts xzvli. 14-2&. 41-44: :
«lth
c«*ler>
cm
into
small
pieces
snd
Let me but dod it la my himri
will aid Ibe eaiise of right.
ter until It is frothy: then pour oa
the people to Him
To
halaanthings',
the
peach
tre«.
mixed
with
msyona»s*e
dressing
C.ar
■ay.
^
Speak It oot!
.
some of tbe hot aoup awd stir uatti
Mranilnuihr
rull.*
rl»«—►
».rr|
*
bi
4
mw
.
thM
was
iraIntMl.
English
fashion.
or.;nl-h
When vagrmat wishes beckon
hlie lettuce U-aves Thlr
thick aad smooth: add to the soup awd
astray— •
nic*- molded in small form* mor. *od morr oppoH.1 lo Him. udi 0« W. Joan>.j to *o«r»U*. In tU
cook all together for a few mlauies. tbe •unny aall of the kitchen extend-j jell>
<
•This 1. work; my btoealag. not
in crisp letiu«> leaves mUh piottiDK HU d«tih R«p«nior rbri.<-.: ‘««««< «f Cbtl*d«. Kntorat. Dr.
The flour U needed to keep the soap ed its pliant branches to ihe dining! and served
| Ctark wnl Uil. inja P.ciac r.«o*«:
doom:
room grape viqe
j a fea-pf»unful of mayonnol^e
uip of m.nn-r ..t i.»chlnK, it m.) I,.
from separating.
Parsley grew in the violet L»rders. | each mold They may l»e ^erx«sl in .h*. H.u«...p.™.U„v.rlHr: « O. I J.!!”]
Of all who Uve. I aa Ibe owe by wh
..«pu
,s,
p„..„p, .S,|
^ ^
TbIs work esa beet be done. In i
In a Clip. All the cup with sweet cream, Ihe cream smelled of rose., and the dIvMiially on plates or arranged on a
EUtn^B
Oifflr
the
dialogue.
(4)
the
parable.
,2i
q„*n|
,b« Q„iet Hoir. lo thH fbrm uf waltofl
right way,"
and turn Into a bowl. Beat vigorously flavor of proch leaves that shameil the platter and paj*sed To turn the Jelly tion and answer, snd (C| slleoc The! prayer?
Hare for tbe moel of as life most Then shall I aee It aot too great, our wtth ao egg beater until very light, druggUfs product lingered In Ihe cake | from the mold, wrap the mold with a
parable consists of thn»e elements
*Kh.r TsUmr In bsavn. bUs. us wW
full of days of work, and work that
then add oae cup of sugar and one and The mistress could sit in the drawing t rkith dlppeil in hot mater. This Ioosoqs
10
- «Mt« In this prsysr to TWso awd s«u^
email.
room and see the children coming! the Jelly snd it comes off without
to ^ impress a.
broth*ra and rtstors
often tbe spirit rebel, against. It la
To snlt my spirit and to prove my one-half cups of fl<»ur sifted with three home from schtiol. or guesU drix-ing breaking
spiritnsl truth or lesson, in
well to consider If anylblBg ran be
level teaspoons of baking powder.
powers:
way
up
from
either
direction,
and.
const
j
--------------------uplift our labor oat of the Then shall I cheerfully greet the labor­ Bake ta three layer-cake pans. For s
The practicsl thoughts off the |.-«M,ni ehureb Mevs our hoarts not ^o2y^«
quenlly
a
fresh
handkerchief
and
col
l
»«by’s
PIsy.
plaae of drudgery Into a higher on*
cream fUling heat oae cup of milk to
ing hour..
prar. hut to elvo as Thou hast prespsrsd
lar were always ready Dicey, in the
.A wHi known speclMUt In chlldren*s
wberelB It shall be sweetened
And cheerful turn, when the long the scalding point, add one rounding kitchen, could always see
(It "The other side
diseases say*. ~Dt» not give young
sanctified aad made a nmas of help
Ublespoao of cornstarch mixed with
sat aggressive motto of the MsMer. .
^
and caVe was tm the pUie. and 2k»kc babies a quantity of pUythlngs nor
l4f prace In tbe balldlag up of oor
oae-half
cup
of
sugar,
and
eook
flve
I eventide, to play aad love and re
too should It he of the disciple
, -ror ths ChiisUaa KadMror brothsrebarweters A writer In the Advance
minutes afier it ihickeas: then add was ill his dress coat when the door many articb-s at a time. The flrst
Becaase I know for me m> work
(2t Christ is funy humsn and
|
r of s child's life the brain develop.gives one view of tbe effort which 1*
two beaten whole egg. and the yolk of knocker m rap|M*d And no one in that!
bouse
knew
the
front
or
back
thereof.
I
more
rapidly
than
at
any
other
period
■
j sf largs bisaslagt snd able to rmastv*
worth reeding aad thlaklag over. She
another by pouring the hot mixture
(21 The path i»f obedience niav Im-I tbsm. For tbo ask* of Jssos COrtsL ear
says:
onto the egg and beating, then turning It wa* a kindly and original old Penn during life. Give the trnhy Mmple
10 .lorm* .nd p. rll.. bm 1.
I--* *»4 to-to-r. A>«.
•Nearly twaety years ago as 1 was
the whole back into the holler. As tylvanU German mho had built a great '• things—a spool, a clothespin, an empty ih. w.y <d «f«v.
e».
New ties Fee Plaas diaol.
'leaving Switsertoad. dellghled with Hs
Ttiers tel
son as the egg Is cooked add a half and sunny kitchen where the company imltle tightly corked
(4) “U». 1 am miih you alwsy"
A pisao stool la the kltcheu! That teaspoon of flavoring and eooL Spread room Is generally placed, because hc>‘ way* have some nem article i reserve
and tbe fact
that vra art i
Is whither ft ha. been driftlag since the fllliag between the cakes and cover said -mother' spent nearly all b/r to please the tiny mite, to mhom all the believer's assurance of protectU
i pat Into I
and
blessing.
.
frumed
la
tbe
esme
i
time
in
Ihe
kitchen,
and
she
should
things are new. W*ben rubber rattle*
It lost Its prestige through the adveat the top with a frosUng.
(5
Christ's
methtsi*
with
little
fsi
time,
will
make
os
reaUxe
our ktoi
dtehes peculiar to the eowatry akme. of the plaao bench. Many Detroit wo­
Lemon Cake—Beat two egg. welk have the best. He gained praise in his or dolls are given, procure those of Is to lead It into danger, to let it mr»
* Aolde from this. In oor Qntet !
natural red rubber."
•la a new borne. wUb tbe wide eea men have already adopted It. There add one cup of sugar, oue-third cup ^ c^aqtry. but
we aball hare time for many ate
Me mith the p«*ri1. to alarm snd h
between UM awd the country I bad left. are a groat maay readers of the fern soft btitier. one-half cop of milk, anir
rtsd
petiuoos.
tor
tbte
will
It. and lo relieve, inspire. Uc he.
______
« hardly
win a* .
To Clean Carpsta.
I owe day opawad this eook-book aad Inlae persaasioa who will tilt dalat; oae and one-kalf caps of flour sifted
copy silty
An Occupation for Girls.
aoMen chain to m*** to the thfOM of
for the irat ttee reibl. written la aoses heaveaward when they peruse with three level teaspoons <d baking
Boil together until dissolved, eight Birenginen.
Th..b.,w.
,b»
p,...-r
,.r
l-hri..
Ih»
b-*n*
of
*11
who
oot It”
the
al
fVawcb npoa tbe ty-le«f. tbe words of
nurse* | counce* of Is^rsx. eigh
There are .everal uniralned1 nurses
powder aad a salupoon of salt. Bake
over
the
storm,
snd
In
the
follomirg
-----------------------wbicb tba tolhmlag Is a tiaailatloB:
But for tiKMe women who can stand la layers. Grate the yeUow rind of Id the town in which I live and the Ing
I
toda snd three pound* of v
m ill be foimd other pom^r* He po*>e..
g^rmr t:aror«sa.o
--This beak lacks bat owe recipe, all day aad aerve. whether It be at the owe lemon, add the juice, one table^ supply does not equal the demand soap in four gallons of water. V
1 thank God that Cbrtettnn Endenror
tbat of tswebibg the youwg bousekeeF Iraalag table, tbe counter or the black­ epooa of water. ooe-bMf cup of sugar, One yoting girl of my acquaintance ready to um-. add two gallons of water.! ed
j kas never been aneertala ae to the laer to mix ewouffk ^ry with tbe prose board. without the least feeling of fb oae beaten egg. and two teaspoons of j forced to leave college because toe fo*ir ounces of alcohol and two ounce* | Pos er Over Men-Mait. 4:1^25.
*P*«tloo. the InflMlIblllty. the laemn
of me to lift up sad reader affraaable tlgue la tbe back or tbe shoulders, or melted baiter. Cook very slowly for cloee appltantioo to study was consid of smroonU to one-half of the mixture! Power Over Dtefaae—Luke 7 I lo
Poser over
1^
tbe least attractive doty, even tbat of tbe feet, tbb article will be of little ten minutes, and when cool sfiread
ered uoadrisable. began along thb as flnu prepared After it U thus dl I
Poser Over Spirit-Matt. 17:14-21. 1
^________________
BUtklag a good sauce. This Is tbe prob beaedt.
line at three dollars and flfly cents .*i luted, mipe the carpct over with this,
P.rmer Over Sin snd Satan—Mail.1
Cha Bard ttetog.
lem that I give to my dear alece to
Aad by another eel of feminines wbo
week, in leas than a year she had using s scrub brush on stains and ven
Do anythlng-anythlng that Ood
think It a deadly ala to sit down while
W«th Vryinp.
more than she could do at ten dullars. dirty spots: afterwards, wipe over 4111.
Power to Create Anew-2 Cor 5 1- fltrns yon to da. Occupy tbe hard
P^ag poutoes. tbU
Two lahlespoonfuls of olive oil. pre There were several wealthy girl with s clean cJoth wrung out of clean
mater.
be reoelved with saoruTsm^
scribed by aa old German housewife, sebooU ia the town, and a Might ill
lu la Ibe kilcbaa4able drawer,
Bui for the everynlay woman, the aad token by the paUent Thursday ness of any one of the pupiU with
Wondering why cloth dresses msdel
_ “
T“
ite grey Swim eook-book caaw weaker vessel, wbo is busy all day at mornlag. succeeded la practically cur measles or a like disease which needs
id pressed si home never had tbei *i,
t, tbrooffk iu very covers I borne in the service of those she loves lag a sufferer from grippe after she
The pinch of salt that gives an added
- air a* when a tailor prrosed fai|y l-to«Ual to catch the yooag torti
t to aee Bot alowe tbe detleale and who frequently Is eo tired by anp- had been under the care of g physl easy service for an untrained nurse
tavortness to almost every dUh thonld them, I asked ooe for the secreL •ay*
MbIp la the problem Wt for my per time tbat Mm doe. wot know what ciaa nenrly throe weeks, and was too as soon as the service* of the trained
when they are boya.
not be put In till tbe last moment In s mrritcr In Good Housekeroing- "There
When a eoriety oeaam to he aedre
do. thU scheme wlU be lavalaabte. weak to Move the bed It 1
nurse cen be dispensed with. The
is no secrot." said he At home oue tt*s dead, and mrbea lt*s dead tfe ao
la fact. It It wot a new aebeme yet
roong woemn has s natural apUtude of milk is an Ingrodleet. This hH of
good
B
in
loo
great
a
hurry
and
has
the
to be tried. It b la practical workiag ago. and bat little knom-n oatsM
and liking for nursing and U rapidly carriulnem would prevent nmny a cur­
We
may pesy ter a huadred aad a
iron
too
boL
Use
a
warm
iron
snd
-Bol bow aoive Ibis problem of ta- order at this
acquiring valnabi# knowledge. It U dled flavor. When a "cruel separation" press very slowly."
rently charmed circle
thouaaad. hat they rnnet be earoi bne
trodaciaff pantry Into tbe leant attract- mtle bouseka
bat the patleoL who wbs ooaflned to not necessary to send oat cards to ac- has actually taken place, a dish may
by one Keep this la mtad. Badtarortva dWOna of tbe kStebewT It U little Here la waatlag oae bit*?
her bed for many days, was able to be quMnt the public that ooe desires ser­ often be made flt to serve by the brisk
eri wbo labor as soul xriaaera
by Httle tbat we teara to give this
oa the etiwets Friday, althoagh the vice. Let yoor mranta be made koomrn appllcatioa of aa egg brater.
Thera te oo eabetltutc for the peiiaairihuted to canned corn. elicHed from al wmk ta the chnrcb or lo the Obrie^
umebofgracewblehbcwatiiesanitte.
her old pUrno was exchsaged olive oil was taken only Thursday to several reputable physiciaiis and to
a dealer lo canned good* argent advice tteaBadearoraorifty.
Jwet as. little by IKtle. we have stored for a new owe (with a lUUe cwsh to ornlng.
that tbe entire oootents of every can
owr msmortn with swaicbee of poetry boon thb old ptewD mool was left, a.
Some tMak that la the pledge we aim
Tbe patient, like mnay naother per
H.vlng m^rM pair, of Mmee a
be pourod out and exposed to cool air toahlih ter
that bars ntayad wttb aa aad beweffi- belag too wortblaas to cart away.
m ia New Orleans, had aa aUack of
changtag them daUy or rogularty
ted atbers arbopi Uvos came waar oars.
The mue womaa euwoelved tbe Mm grip. For the flrst few days she
longer Interrate, will enable the weal
•Dader what happy aaeploei woald tbat It would be a amfai mijuwct to thought It only n heavy cold, aad took
quite frequently to avoid corns, er
the yoeag wttb assami bar veepoM- tbe troalag bomd. while Iroulag the
ehold remedies. Tbe disease proj after they show signs of fbrmatloa.
An orange, an apple or i
bimiaa as borne maker. If her friewds
As a help to the mother aad ralaahle In the jsr wtth newly
ebaalf abowaf apoa her tbe maay
To pack a cake to carry, bake It la
iralalng for the child a stool bag of cakes, tea cakes or cookk
beaiNllbl pamae arbleb have coaae- taui tbe khebea. awd wbsw aot la ime
a square cornered tin. Get a paetoeooa
as
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cretoaoe of nahleachod musIlBout- cako box. wUl giro a dellcato aad de­
craloA awd Harttad homely dalle. ■eiewed dowa low awd Hipped couve.
board box as nror as possible the else
licious flavor. Drtod 1
lx aeorohlag plunge the reeael lato
cbeerfany perforamd. Tbe^mmgofteof the cake. If the box Is too long, cold water aad H Is eared from any Uatel la red or Mae codoe to hold peel will do thoaamo.
Pteythlags. wni soon be used by the
ber awd tbe fowg of love* oa tbe bps
cot it la two with a sharp kaifo. aetnas
taatoofecorchlag.
Try
It
and
yoa
xrlU
little tot who quickly teams to gather
aad ta ibe bean of the bweiset womaa
unuffhing. all remMaed. and the euf- the middle, aad ihore the ends togrth«topp<
be eurprtsed at the effecL
up
tbe
toys
aad
hide
them
la
the
pret­
caawet bat add a charm to her twMu
toror was too weak to leave her bed. er: if too wide, cut It lengthwtec aad
will aot
isdfl If rabbai with
ty hag
awd ladteU a kiwily Itew aa tboaa lor
Thuradnr morning she wnvthe re- above the eldee tcffecher. Ton can
A little ti^ whieh obaerrathm has
wboMOalella. 1 bava la siad a dm ^ to K
eiptoat of a enU from na oM German ote it both waya aad shore the ton/
taaght me te to knot the thfoad or allk
friend «f her mother. Tbe old Indy Pteoas toffscher. Uaa the bmt with at the end broken teom the SPOOL m.
be metric tyatom bas baaa niogfai
xrae berriied lo eee the mnger In
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Tcaeb«*n pajc roll for FVb... |2,7K:.€A
JaiUtors* SalariM Fund.
Ito nirmr all th«
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artlUsrT. wbkb raksd
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mmm tnm MlaMivI with
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ehMnged float aad took a
tkio beblad a stoaa fMxo vhSrb lay
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SoiMh 8ldf laumbsT Co., lorn
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H 4c L. M. rr Co . siindriciN..
T (1 NlrholiMin. coatlaa black
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lat»or on CR^nfral
i iMilldlnK ......... .......................
: F S. Madimin. labor at Oak
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Insuranct Fund.
J. H Mtinroav pivinimna......... t
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FusI Fund.
Cohimbla Tranufor Company
i:.»i ctH-d« wt^Nd. Oak I*ark. I
Cad Trans Co.
cami.
( wood (Vntral .......................
fCa.i Trans Ca.. 4S‘t nn-da
w.iud BIrnwoal Avf...........
Col Trana
Co. IfM. cord*
o.aiai Oak Park ...................
Col Trans
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linlpcanmce
f ad iha- luiildlnK This can Ih‘,
I done to belief advanta«e with this
plan than with any other preaeated. *
The beatlnx and ventiiatlnic system
of any of these plans Is such that It
can be made sstUfariur> with only ^
chances
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s.nc and lmro«iUsfely
alsivi- ibe boy. closet, which will eon
deiiwe the piiimhinx. ventllstln* and'
7S.0a* seweraxe
These toilet riMims should;
be heated and ventilated bv separate]
T6.fi stark, which would assure a perf»^l j
sanitary condlH.m.
I
i Car' TYana"'Co..' 4»4 cords
8ixnel:
24.r:.
mood Blromood Avc.............
C.>! PHAU..
k'l. d rmla>r. 7.%4 «»rds w.mm!
PO.SO
W R CALDWEI.I..
I B C.ILBKR
Kratorhvll.
•..tal Muv.nI by Mr Falichl that the n-j
' ooaHl Elmwood ,
f p<*rt U- orrep ed.
iC n. Taylor Ct»al Cai..
Carried
n.a «»al Ccniral...-.........
i" Y»*ss ^ Montaxue. F.s.ie. ('hara•Jake Stover. 4 cords wood
HoM,.wonh JohnsNin. \bwds Ksir
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FORBBTTd CAITl IlK UF COIXINKL CXIBUll.V.
rii The r*ii.jrt of the
offic<T fori
J. K Cradllck Co.. I*> conis
ul Fcbrusry
read
>naln. tbe Ann coarmre. -|<W!.t tbit force was 1
. 5*
.Moved by Mr. Ptsile that th
the f
MlastsMitb Miebifan lufaniry and tbs oTercoms. abd Forrest pnabed on to tbs j ^,„k1 Elrowaa»d Ave............
rRSvIvcNl and placedI on file
Carriisl
Mlatb IVnnvlranU cavalry, aiarrbsd | rallnMd In Cobom’s rear, ebanrinf op , j
C.rellirk Co . .ri4
MoumI by Mr Fs.to that all arehlindsr In a alec|» slope stoutly held by Coburn’s
Central ............
n*cts who have alivady furnished plans
Laboratory Fi
line fsn- Infanlry. In Ibla cbarRC Forrest s Une
b»* allowed to make any correrilons
dtml ta lo as far as Bprlnf Hill sad see suffered bearUy under the calllnff Fed-!
Fed- ^, C. Johnson, supplic.
or
additions, the same to lie taken into
••wbal Is la our front." Tbe country eral Are. The Ust rush carHed Far-i
Fbr- j
ouoslderatk»n
with the ortxinal plans,
tba columa was broken by mt. with bis escort up to the Federal!
Federal Maynanl. Merrtl
and the same to be ready <ine week
I and rtdfet fifty to 300 feet commander, and the fiery aoutheni
from tooixht.
Uffb. and tbs ontJook from any point j fighter demand«l sum-nder at tbsj®
Carried.
All
i»f
which
Is
respect
folly
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6M oat extend beyand half a mils to Vmi of tbs pistol. Cobum bad Just'
yC-The appUcaikm of Oso. A Bnrrt»ws
tbs aantb. Uta la tbs day tbs enemy : learned tbat his men were wlUwut
for posltlou of janitor was read.
arms BMt la a Urely aklrmlsb. the fact «rtHd«ss. and be told them to fix
Moved by Mr. Foote that the applica­
fn^artad bask to headquarters and tbs bayonets and drive Fonvst from the
tion l»e rtH^elved and pUced on file.
Carried
cohaBa idfuad In poaitton for a nifbt .Uqie. Bat Forrest’, men were swarmMo^cd by Mr Mootaxtie that
Early on tba 6th
37—The appIleatUin rd C H Theobald
> J In* tn all dlrscUon. and Van Dorn port be accepted and
I ’ ck».ln* dosm upon
ders drawn on the sseveral fmnis for for the pfMiitioo of janitor was nwd.
M.»v»M by Mr Fairchild that the ap­
the different amounts
plication be reerdved and placed on
Carried
Yeas - Moniaitue. Fm^te. Chase
Carrksl
Ho’dsa'orth. Johnwm Meads. FairMo%ed
by Mr. Nicholson that the
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child. Nicholson—tki
board procure a fla* pole for the ElmI to fO to Bprin*
mu. j ' i\~'tigbt rnTd Ustii'flve l«nrs. Fbr*! n* mu.
Chai
wtjod avenue buildInx. at a cost i
There bsln* no enemy In al*ht at h rest taOd tbs mad In Oobom s rmr. ^.Ji! X
exceed 175. ^
o’dork a. m, Oobnm sent his
csvslry 1 Ills troops and those with Van l*om 24-Gentlemen:—We
ds csv.lry
-PASlnil
the underslxned,
toncDur tba
y. and tJ Infantry . were all
immlH-rs of tire ctrmmlttee appointed
cd forward. An the ^ ran ad^ j reA-nforCamenta In al*fat to aave the by y.Mi at >inir last re*ular meetinx.
I It narred up tba i
day for
resiM'Ctfully make the fullowln* re-

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have
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province to suxFrsi some sllxhl
champ*. In each set of pla
taro «t MMi tafwta with itam «ta ...... low 8M kllM «nd woundoi led TWPS4' chanites are so
materially affect the
bavtaff afisap bInCs. Jnat in admnes j iQrlodtnx wiiro officer*, a
6f tba olatlM Ool>nni*s cavaliy 4ls ’
.plans, site, width or arranx*m«i.6 am.. OonftHlerats sklrmtabem.
CO
i ment of stairways andd corrklors.
Mid It looknd far tbs moment as tbonj
lls or
O! roof, or deI side apjiearance of walls
tba mraty wnnkl not aund for Uttl
of t
M Fbrriit aad Tan Dam hi4 tbc
"Were yon dlw-hi
wambff fbr tba foe to walk Into ph vV
«p. Van Dorn got word the night
’ v**; they dids t
find that. In i
I 4th af Obhnm’. IntrnM trip to aivl wo I left"-Bt
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Idlnx —
car Hb** erected accordlnxjo
* Hill, and hofore daylight of the
----------Moare-s plans for |l8.35<k
Msu aw wiwuiwu* saa oaumes weia
a.pprunaasa la# saaMw
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hnlMinr will
t lia.OOO. and
paalad atoag tb* ridge to tbe right and
"We abonld Hke very mtuh." wrote ! mV
will also coat
flS.iNM* Mr. Walker’s building will
cost I18.5O0 bat his plans have not
been considered by tbe committee, as
they did not seem to mce^
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to**ir.ix“:™ker:"rw menu
fully
j «« ^^«te«ry p^^le like jwap
In Mr M<»ore s plan we
rntflnthegapand jraltfarre-enfore*.!**^ I tnmt tbat yon can *ee year width <Tf tbe stalrwa.vs. and of tl
■Mat* to cope with Tan Dora.
i
*o being with n*. and yon wm ridor in the central part of tbe
Inx.
doe
the location of tbe i
White tlMFbdaraM ware pnahlng (hi^
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Informtag yon that flue andto beating
ward for Tantaga gronad Van Dorab there
IB boBorarinm of $101 shafTs, as falling i
Ear eaca apenker."
requirements We also eonslder tbe en
RtaUiTO tint f apiMr ■! thl. trance and porch at the north end and
and were wlthla 150 yards of It when haagnat wonU greatly add to bM tbe position of tbe fre^ air Inlet, on
|ht troopen In gray, dlamonntad and tame, tbe eminent noreltot trade tbffi
d and mat tba
the utility ofr tbe toilldln*. Oiberwith a hot ftm lira
the I
U tbe end of half an
of tbe fit
led. wm aay
tba MenJi latlind.
^ mile high,
win ba
worth tba aMmey to am. and 1 Incl
able for a aohool boose where arcbli on a knoU fifty firat (
my check tor a bnadrad."~>ladga.

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A mlmeval fortwt. containing 13l«.. the
ohow tbraaelraa baldly orw tbe field.
WhUa tba flflag wna botteat at tba 000 camphor treca, measuring from
gtatte OolaaBl Oahn’a aconta feport- aara feet to Hiffiteen feet In drerafarenca. ha* recently beta dtocovered
la reemona. Tbe mhie of thl* dilgrratly dlmlstobed
toffmrlBead that ba bad atirrod vp a
by the fact (hat Germaa chemkal fhetend tlto faroa ta retmat from tbe atg-

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MmCEOFR^TRATIM
To the Legal Voter* of the City of
Traverse City. County of Grand
Traverse and Slate of Mlcblgaiw
Notice Is hereby given tbat tbe
sards of ReglstratloD for tbe several
whrds df^the city of Traverse City will
on Toesday and Wednewlay.
March l&th and ICib. IMM. for the pur­
pose of reglsterina all qualified voters
rrsldtax In tbe city of Traverse City
are not now raftered: said
I of Regtetratton will meat In
each of tbe five ward* of aaid city la
tbe following pincaa namely:
ritot ward. In tbe Boys Band room.
In McNamara hall oo Front street
Second ward. In second ward city
hall on SpnMe street.
Third want In C. S. P. 8. ball at No.
!0 Sooth Union street.
Fourth ward, tn Engine bouse No 3
on Oaas street.
Fifth ward, la primary school bulldC oa Bast Slate street.
Said meeting of the Boards of Reg
tratkm will be open from seven
o’clock In the forenoon until eight
o’clock in the afteiwooa of aaM regto

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COLD WEATHER GOODS
We can fit you taUb Chert Protector*.

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Linen Verts, or we can show yon some good values In ChamoU Bklas.
from which a low-prlcad Ve*i or Lu.g Protector ran naiUy be made.
•Better look at our proposition."

♦ James G. Jolmson
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Jily iclfiv
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lusUnily
cxiit^iu»f the juiolhinjj, cotilthe ftvv ajnJic
inj; ami licnlinj•' T*. niL-d y Paracanipli. TUc
powerful ;mli-sc|»tic projK-rtics of this
rt*TTu*«lv iruhe it a sure cure for all fornjs
c f Shin <H ..asc-N. It ki!U the Rerms that
male t!u* ilrhiu^;, sliiij;inK and burning,
ll-c i>ort s Miimilalcs t];ccirctibitiou,
and iiuLi-s ll:c skin r<jfl, smooth aud
Iwallhy. It is iiioth.t r’s rcimsly and is to­
day America’s ino>t pojnilar birtt.vchold
remedy. J'vciy Udllcguairaiilceiltogivc
^atLsfactioll or money rt funded. Sold in
25c. ^oc and $1.00 totlk-s by all drugThere is nothing ’’just as good.’*

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