The Evening Record, August 18, 1904

The Evening Record, August 18, 1904

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1904-08-18

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

'^napie^fSNE
: 1,960

THE EVENING SECOM) I s iMiW
rwmmm cnr, ancMittAN, thukshay, august ifi i«oa

rfORTIMNIUHKATREST WAS4A4UM,
Tstsuyss

97 YEARS OU

GRADUAU.Y WEAKER.
Tima vin be 4o Prarer ami
serrte at the Asbuhr M. EL chageh toSanaiar Maar^ Ey la ffapactoff Wlth- alglR OB scooniit of the Buaday achool
coBVCBthm St the Dtsclplea church.

By Wire to the Bveatog Record.
Womstar. Mass.. Ang. 19—The
fffCloa of Uaiiad Btalea Bewator George
HALS AND tItAirTY M ATTCND- B. Hoar aWarad wo marked change to
day. He Is gradwally growtog areaker.
INO INDIAN CAMPMCCTING.
howevar, aad the cad la looked for
wtthto forty-eight hours.

SAID

iOVMlS nUCNOG

tiEMmnii
AOMl PIECES

umwEmK&mvsiim
—T"
RCSORT COTTAGES WIL4. TAKE
PtJkCC 6r TENTS.

TWnrtSO TO THt-HIOM MOASO

A
lot of popular copyrights such rb ^'CritiB*'
*Graustark** •*Vuginian” Climax and lots o£ others
formely sold at41-25 and $1.50. Our special price

59 eoitf

LYMAN J. SYLVESTER

Call early and^^t the book yon want.

Gfy Book Store

ALPENA
CITIZEN
DIED THIS MORNING

prominent

or TMf PtortE.

Bitot Books at
Citfle Prices

From
Hawdr Three

aetm of uiuo ires

viceu Held Today

of rigorous aetf denial aad patient, delaraiinad toll there were not
^MCCOSO THC FUNKRAL FRO- times of depression and dlacottragaCSMJON TO CCMSTCRY.
ment. Btich times oouie to all what­
ever may be their career. Hut that
strong personality was built up by ob^
CHy omdt§
Umpioy— 9f tht Btadea overcome and conquered.
Hmh^ a Lay tntorMto AWwSid
The determined youth of Mr. I^annah was a prophecy of the well roand
In • Gotfy SnalmM Fla^
ed out sneceasea of a serene old age.
Wnr» CIOMrf OnHng th«
Youth oonulas all the potentlalltes of
FiMMral.
mature life. HablU of thought, word
aad conduct perpetuate themselves.
An tlMt U MorUl ci ilM> lion. Ptrrj The simple elements of morsl life and
tastes
of
Intellectual
. HatuuSi. TrmrerM aiif*. oltfMC plo aesthH>c
Mnr, fomi4M> of IIm> etty nsd IimmCm strragtb and great spiritual perceotor of nuu. vu Uid lo ibr Krmte'to^
(ConUnued on Third Page.)
Tbc Mtm In wbich Mr. Hnannb
kM blvnnt b«e« held by tbo^ «bo
kn«r bln'bMt «m HuqncnUy erldOttMd. and MpreMUma of nft«tlon
•ad lofty ragard werr many and
peatad. Tha aarvloea were attended
, by haadrad* from the city and largt*
naabars fran tbe aurroundtas cuuniry iTATC NOW CONTAINS 2.M0.016
•ad lowaa. atany oomins by team from
PEOPLE.
ramnta plaoaa tbe numeroua old net
tiers wars ooappicuous.
Tbe sanrica was simple, but touch
lag. Whan those present rtwlluHl
that they had aaaa the last of an old
friend aad one whose familiar Agure
GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY HAS
and ready oouasarhad formed a pan
23.449.
of the city's dally blstoo' f»»r
yearn, they could not refrain from
giving way to thalr emotions.
This County Has an Incraaae of 2,970
During tha serrloe a choir conalsUng
of C. A. SiMletaCV m. B. White. Or. . Since 1900—Matietlea of Coun­
ties From Juna Census
A. Bayd^ and C. F. Hunter sani:
"Nearer My Good, to Thw." • Ueauil
Given Out
ful Isle of Somewhere," and "l>es<l

MICHIGAN'S
POPUUTION

AN1NCREASE OF 109,034 SHOWN

Ttilc--;followtng was the sermon de^
lIvtTed by Rev. C. T. Bluut:
Rsv. C. T. Stout’s Sermon.
The great throng of people omlnK
out of the horaM of the city, of lltc
su^undlng country and fn»ro mure
distant cities and hamlets is s re
markable tribute of slTc<<tlun m um
arhum all loved to refer to as ih«
••Father of Traverse riiy"
I look Into lh>' faces of the msn\
old men and .wamen ifsthe>-<* i hen ai»i
_joo^gns of ^Icf. heartfelt and touch
Ing. 1 look Ifilo tho fac4>M of the youm:
and BfM* a recognltluti «»f the loss that
maki«a Itself fell todsy—the Umu> of
the atrongnat personality that has
domlnati>d Grand Traverse region for
five deesdoa.
A half rnntury W a long umc in
single human life. In the hisitiry of
city. Id the explolUllim of successful
busluMs enterprise.
I am sure that I am si>oaking f»»r
the frlenda and nelghlN>rs. for these
butlness aaaoriates ami even those
touching him In mun> remote enter
prise and Intercourse when I ssv that
all of ua feal the subduing and polg
nant sense of personal Itwr in a goiHi
frtead.
The BnglUh iar.guag(> balds no woni
that embodies more tueaulng than that
word “friend.“ It Is often u*e<l fllp^
panlly and meaninglessi). but in
reality It holdB a prt>clous meaning,
so precktos that our Bavlcu us«>d It in
the last houra of his sacred life as he
apoke to his dlaclples. "I have called
you friends " Many a man and many
a woBsan gathered here today can
truly aay. "1 have lost a ctKwl and (me
friend."
Tbe teatlmony of business associatea acauarsd over the suie of Mich
Igan Is unaalmous and convincing that
f business holds no t
more honorable.
This Is a proud heritage to poi
as the summing up of fifty and more
years of hualaea* career In one local
Ity But other traits of character als^t
woo the ooofldene* and affection of
his fellowmen. Alwaya kind and ap­
proachable. genial In aoclal Inter­
course. loving to meet hU friends, pa
tlent amtdat the perplexltlea of busi­
ness prohlema. helping In quiet ways
with aMnev as well as with aound ad­
vice. Tbe aelf-rellance that was tb*>
result of oareful thought aad tried experieoce was not repellant to those
of more Umid natures. The mental
and moral atrangth ^emlopnd to the
ffaya of hnrdMtlp and mU denial was
tempered with grant canaldemttan for
thoae not no atxtong.
,U nranld be etmage tf to tboee days

l.sni«lng. Mlrh. Aug U —The t
pupulsiion of Michigan, as given
today liy 8»-creUry of State Warner
from euilstlca taken In June. Is 2.M0,
nic. an Increaw of lojt.u.n since isoo.
The following Is the |iopulaltun of
coiintlf-s given out today: Calhoun.
62.f»6.1; Rmmel. 17.R92; Geneeecc. 43.t»42; Grand Tpiverwe. 23.449; Ingham.
43.:miT: !><nawcc. 49.f»97; Mutikepin.
37.273; St. Clair. 55.437.
The population of Grand Traverse
ctiunly by townships la:
Acme ..............................................................

nialr ..................................................
Hast Bay...........................................
Fife Lake t including Fife l^ke
village. 759> ................................ 1.322
Garfield ............................................. i.(m;4
Grant .................................................
Green lutk«‘ .....................................
l^mg Ijike .......................................
Mayfield

.............................................. ..

1‘aradlse I Including Klngslcy
vlllage. SS4I ..............
...........2.0KII
Peninsula ............
IJ*’.3
Traverse Clly ...
........11.237
IuUmi ...........................................
Whitewater

......................................

SeeAccomme

dntiofM Are Overtaxed.
Special to the Bvgning Record.
Nortkport. Nlcb.. Aug. 18.—The
aieeplng aocommodatioos on the lo
dlan oamp groonda arc tested beyond
their Capacity and as new. weary via
I tors arrive. gUd to reach their dca
tInatiOQ with no thought for Lheir dally
OMda. they are boused In the audi­
torium lent and fed by the resWenv
campers who. like Mrs. Wlggs« car
a little more water In their frugal meal
and bid all welcome. '
Thirteen familUw. the unlucky num
her, members of Rev. John Jacobs' M
E. church at Honor sixty miles away^
have sent word that they will be along
today In full force and camping pars
phemana, taking the weary lumbt-r
wagon route.
Rev. Mr. Jacobs has preceded them
and is ooe of the best known of north­
ern Michigan Indian speakers. He Is
a school teacher as well and Is sharp
In repartee as well as keen in Judg
ment. In speaking of the campmeet­
ing of the future he said; "The time
Is past for that wild spirit of hysteria
which charaderixed tbe devotions a
few years back. The Indian of today
lo intelligent and too well edu­
cated. They have also done away
with camp fires."
'Why?'' was the
question asked. "Oh. they bad rather
cook on atoves. It may not be In our
time, hut 1 predict that our young peo­
ple will no longer camp. They will
here, to 'be-rorr.-tnit the camps
will be supercedevl by resort cottages. '
Hla argument was right. Tho tentcsl auditorium has displaced the open
air with the dtH*p Bombriv^gropn shades
above, and the birch bark torch«-s of
Ovc years ago are displaci>d l»y moitcru
lights, while nearly half of the camp
era. Just quietly loadi-d tholr kitchen
Stoves with their tents and camping
outfit, setting them down with two
links of pll»G. where they continue *o
do business In the same tiUl way
The three servlr«-s tislay hav«- lM*«-n
in charge of Indian preachers. K«-\
L9wla Me-dawis (pagan eUb*rl of
Bradley. Mich., the afternoon service
lM*lng oonduc'tfHl by James Wau Klia-geahlc of the Suudiers' Honif. Grand
Rapids.
The oldest man on the grounds is
Was-aa-kum. 97 years old. and a resi­
dent of Northpurt long U-fore the old­
est Inhabitant In the north came. Ho
hair and hearty, doing a man's
strong lalKir and walks with tin- stride
young warritir. -

TOURIST WAS CLUBBED
ENGLISHMAN MISTAKEN

FOR

STRIKE BREAKER.
Total .......................................
The iMipiilation In 1900 wa
showing an Incnwnv of 2.970.

Was Rescued by the Police—Negro
Badly Beaten and Building Dc-

GENERAL BLACKMER ELECTED

nvelished by Mob.

By Wire to the Evening Recorvl.
Chicago. Aug 18.—Th«»mas Handy of
London. England, a tourlKt. gut off a
train today at the stock yards by mis­
take aad was dubbed Into uncon
By Wire to the Evening Record.
sclousaeoe by the strikers w ho thought
Uosttm. Mass . Aug 18 —Qen. W W
as a strike breaker. He was res­
Blacknier of MaxsachueettB was today cued by the police. Odgen BrynanL
clectvHl cxtmmsnder in chU*f of
negro strike breaker, was alsf> badly
Grand Armv of tbc Hcpubllc for the beaten by an angry mob of 400 strikensuing year.
Hc took refuge In a Yhue black­
iH-nver has lK«en selected for the ing stand which was wrecked by the
place to bold the next encampment.
mob.
Assaschuaetta
Grand

Army

Man
of

Will

the

Head

th

Republic.

Denver Next Year.

MUs ilattic E. I\}unds of Indianap­
olis, national supt-rintondent of Junior
Endeavor work of the Church o( Chriat
will arrive by boat from Chicago Sun­
day morning at 8 o'clock and deliver
her address on "Our Boys and Olrla"
at tbe Church of Christ on Sunday
night. Miss Pounds is an enih«
aloiic this line.
Friday at 2 o'clock Prof. W. A.
Badth of the 8t. Louis achool of music
ariU organise a young peopled chonu
of forty voices at the Church of ChriaL
Itoreats see that their children are on
ttose.
The Pere Marquette train due here
at 4:90 a. m. did hot arrive uatU 11:29
this forenoon. Tbe delay was ca
by a broken down freight train.

Taken to Petoakay.
The body of Mrs. CellsU J. Black
waa taken to the 1:20 Pere Marquette
train today by L. D. Curtis and taken
to Pntoakey for burial by the rcUtlves.
loot were held at the house on
Tenth Btiwet.
Fifty members of tbe various Lwrktoa elnba. under the direction of Mrs.
H. A. Doty, went to Kewh-ia-wanU

yecterday on the steamer Columbia
and eajoyad a picnic dinner. It betog
iMsood aaalTCfwary of the forma­
tion of tbe ctuh here. Music by A. R.
Dtomoad and Mrs. G. C. DaU were aot
the least ptoasan^sfequuws of the oeB. The
right and
U1 had a pleasaat time.

Was an Elk, Maaen and, Odd Fellow
and a State OfBcei^Was Sick
Only Four Days.
By Wipe to the pvening Rec<»rd.
Alpena. Mich.. Aug 18.—Lyman J.
Sylvester passed away this morning.
kaa 53 years of age and lean-s a
widow and «jnc daughter He was an
E3k. Matum. odd FHluw. a m«-mlH>r of
the republican state central c«»mmiilee. state oil inspectur. lunils-rroan and
manufacturer. He wan sick but four
days with liver trouble. The fun*Tal
will U- Sunday under Masonic aus
plciH.

The

weather—Generally

Dozen Pairi .
$3,50

HABERDASHERY.

fair tonight
and
Variable winds becoming south east.

Sorosis
an<I other $3.5U and $4.00
fine Shoes for women.

Cut t« $2.i5

“LOST BOY"!!!
Tonight at the Church of Christ

to dean up remaining sizes
of a few lines. You will find
in this collection some of this
season’s most attractive styles.

PROC R. R. LLOYD
Will deliver his famous lecture on
•THE LOST BOY."
No admiaaion.
be roceived.

A'silver offering will

Quartet will sing.

Be Sure Co Stt them

HAVE you! ^fUmliTnedridi
^£U£R of good SMOi

l^ktojr;

Your Toggery " wants an- as well looked after here as jrowr ClothIng wants.
We have I he correot "little things" that mark a maa as a "good
dresser."
Furnishings must be right in order lo secure a place to our riftfh.
Our store is aglow with the amartest and newest Ideas to -NacAb
Wear. Shirts. Gloves. Hosiery, etc., etc.
The things you’ll sec here are “different."
. I

....HATS....
We re Hattera. of course, as well as Clothiers and Haberdaabara.
Our Hal business rect-lves our special care. .
Every new and correct shape U here.
We self only the best makers’ beat Hats.
Wc never hitch fancy prices on to our Clothing. Hats or Toggarjr
because of lu excellence.
We will be pleased lo satisfy any wardrobe need jron maj hava.
Just now. dduring tmr grand OIBBOLUTION BALE SOc WlB do al<
most $1.00 dutyr

S. BENDA & COMPANY
RmJ RBliablB Olothlar*

A piano in your home? If you
haven’t, we want you to SM the
poor of all pianca.

The Kimball
If you have a piano, then you

J

may be interested in piano play-

4

ers.

Our Kimball Piano Player

is

marvelous

a

invention

4

that

4

piano.

J

Call and see these goods.

it.

Fac-

tory prices and easy terms.

and least expensive
(in the long mn)
strictly fine

q
3

W. W. KIMBAU COMPUIY
iwrnmist. N.EStroot.llrr.
gTsrytaUig

The
trimmest looking

^

executes all mas.C on ybur own
Every one can play

DOOR AND WIND
SCREENS DELtVER<
ED SAME DAY
ORDERED.

hMtm»nrntx Hhrrt

^

iiii

shoe for women is

'*GhrU"
s3.»
(Pingrte-iUtk)

O. C. MOFFATT
Abetracts of Title
PRICES SATISFACTORY ;
Batubllshwd In 1868
Room 210 Btata Bank Bldg.

A fun Itoa _
of thorn
”
The Old Rsliabie Show Houaw

TRAVERSE CITY

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MQR.

242 Front Straat

SOMESPECIALIILK
OFFERINGS
oli inch natural Habiitai wash silk
, worth 75c for.......... .....................

W. L. BROWN

M

Cor, Lake Ave. and I Oth

‘FRINK FRIEDRICH & GO.
Naw Stand.

-FOCO.

Most time for a New HatShould you want a new hat be­
fore the summer is over--we’II
just mention that

69c

•J4[ inch
inch Japanese
Jai
silk in ]>alc blue. pink, ^rreen,
orant^e. lemon, cardinal, white cream. Q
and black a 5(k value special............

FALL STYLES ARE IN

'll inch black Taffeta, wear iruarantc- ^Qra
cd, worth $1.0u for..........................
Oc^C
See our new silk shirt waist Suitinjfs in center
windows on Union St., U\ yards to
the pattern at per yard........................ Ivv,/

EXTRA SPECIAL
‘JO inch black Peau de Soie extra heavy pure
silk, rich satin Lustre worth $1.25
3&C

New Fall Suitings Aniviii? Daily
See our 54 inch fancy Mohair for shirt waist
suits. If you intend traveling get a suit off
it. Its positively worth $1.U0 a yard ^
our special ^rice............... ....................... • t/V/
A Handsome assortment of suitings for tailor
made suits in the popular Mannish 41
effect at per yard....................... ..............v X • v/U

Front
EWEBELM andCDrncrUnion__

September 1st is our Opening
Day on

DUNLAPS’
The finest and most popqlajr ;;
hat worn

»>l;, - —

HAMILTON M

OauklMca

Moap adab bao . boea ta
■aarvaya. f >Moa« la praeUnol oad

ACwsaarjrr*'-

da more pood, ao oaa aay oat. by
gfrlad a p4oeo of baef ta aa amply
Mob tbaa ^aay otbor mo
baaaaa baan to oflOa raaebad

Ila^ JMtora ^MouM Rsd iMT MmM.
Mr. aad Mru. Tuadm- bt Baton Range.
La. wpbo law bnea ukllW bar «mra
cnOad io Ckkmm* os tbe Into trubi
luM NMbt bg tbe aawa that Mrs. Tunr. M>k. Rautmnu. was kineJ
la tbn'atraei car wrack tbero yuBtorday
Mr. Trader wUl go from
CUwloBbtoMoiwe.^ but Mrs. Tenafter the tunerml
dar wifi ratara auro afle
ttaae laager.
aad romMu Mr sWe ttoM
WCATNSR^*AOIN 'TM.-

HM-WM «MHT-A-OM«MMt
OMMHite «t«f«li» mmtmmm «
eral^ u« trytat to eoorlBee tho
ooun «r Cto mdoo thot tHo Uvo to
gkft for o ^01^* r»«7 potty
jrlooMwo osataM tko pony iti pwer
to rotoof oad wolrod to oa Hlor;
*f*%* tiM poopio boNorr tint tb«tr
totowo^ oad tbair wolfOro wlU b«
ItoM poiteloo oad odoptlag doioocrotlc.
iwaoCToMr pony eooiplot«d
hm yoan* iorai of povor la IIM oad
tt BMy latOTMt tbo votor. wlio to tbioktat tlM oouotry aeod«
•oatnol tho boolaoao of the ooiloa In
IIH vtth tbot of IfOt: Tba IcurM
paocod aro for tbr AacolI y«ir. oBdliis
Jaao M. llM.
Moreboadtoo oxporu io ItM were
•MS.dbO.000 oa ocolnat tl.400^.000
to 1004. Do yoo wool o ebonae?
tko totooroMo holoaoo of trod* la
dotonmtlr ItOf woa |l02.000.000 oa
^
OsabMi MWJOOOMO lo repahWcoo
f
ItOl Da yoa aoot o ehonco?
'
W* taaportoO fsi.000.000 m r>id lo
IMI 00 oooiporod wUh IM.000,000 In
1P04. oad w osponod tiis.ooo.ooo to
IMt OB osolDst Ml.toKlOOO to lt04. Do
yoa waat o ch0iM«^
^ total toNlp oooiawrM
daMOBWtIe IIM voa |1,M1.0M,000 oa
P
ooaiporod with f2.4Sl.000.000 In
^
fiMflaa tPM. DOyoo wont a eboair?
Tbo bonk dapoolta In December.
IMf, oamubted to |4.»4S.eo.ooo
flomparod with M.UO.000.000 in
ir
namber. 1002. Do rou want a change?
m

ifr

iLAKESLEE APPOINTED
ONE or IMPERIAL REPREtENTATIVEd OF O. O. K. K.

Mtoblfoa Mon Walked In the Prooeeaton V tbt Hareee Ordered Foiled
to Appear.
LoulaVllle. Ky.. Aug. Ifc—Brig Qeo.
Willlom H. l.<uumla and ataff of the
MIchlgoa Kalghta of Pythloa. walked
through fhe atreeu of DuulaTlIle at
the bead of the Michigan divlalun In
the Pythlaa parade. They were the
only unmounted general ofllcerm. Four
woMu ago a committee from Detroit
made arrangementa for home*. Money
woa paid a livery man to bind the bar­
gain. When the time (or the parade
come no horaee bad appeared. After
aererol futile telephone meMnagtw Oen
lioamla decided to walk The route of
the parade wad a long one. but the
Michigan men braved the hot aun and
hard granite atreeta without flinching
They were loudly cheered when the
facta became known.
R. Connor. F. J. Peddle. Noble Aah*
ley and J M. BUkevlee were choata
Imperial reprtwentallvea fur Michigan
by the Knlghta of Khuraannn.

I vlak
atood W
oBoftbom. I tanrtto tbe owaan and
hartaodon lo oiy moollngi. Qot to loson them, tml lo wlo Ihoir oonporotloo ogoioot drtMkeoonaa. Ll«mr wDl
be ooM oa loog oa H to BMde OOd It
will be aaade oa long as tbero to o demood tor It. Foople doot driok tram
aMoaneoa. Tboy drtok fram oodobO
Ity.
It to mmoiAy to oboae the saloao
owaer. Let thooe who orgve fOr prehtbUido omke ooch low for ihelr
moutha before they odvonoe it for
otbera. Plepty of atoglBg. dtoleel ood
bumoroua InddenU. as well oa pathet­
ic. In fact, everything ottrocUve abonld
be 0 port of every temperoaoe meetlog. BSImlnote temperoaoe from poli­
ties and the qneetloo to solved. Tem­
perance eocletlee ore not today
power and lolooooe what they a
war* aimply beooooe they foolishly
niahod the toatte loto polHIcs:
Wbeaever Inonclol old to needed
for any ehorlloble or benevolent purpoee the aolooo owner to never overlookod. He always gtvoe and to oevor
the amaneM giver In the ItoL My Idea
and work la not to eotoad the llqnor
irafle or egcuae drunkenoeu. It to
io vlgoraualy carry out a plan that
means suooeM—to work with mason
and common aenae pad to take oondldona and facta aa they are today.
1 flrmly believe that the meanem
wretch who walka the earth to that
low, despicable, good-for-notblng. foul
and loathaome character known aa the
**apotter.*‘ He or abe ahould
abunned by everybody, for no decent
periKjn will aaauclate with one. It la
very atrange to me that aome temper­
ance aocletlee employ aucb beings In
cerUln localltlea. Such characters as
"apottera” hkve been known to
people Into transgression. They
a disgrace to any eoramontty and
should never be employed by any one.
more eapioctaliy not for moral reform
work. Let polloe work be glv«*n
the regular police. I hope to apeak
here In the near future.
Tbomaa N. Doutny
•TAQE AND PLATFORM.

AuaMn l..alrhkw of the Kantuui City
Times says: “Among the women who
are writing for the American
few have shown as clear an under­
standing of what may be called the
plain and popular values of theatrical
material aa baa been evinced by Mrs.
Lottie Blair Parker In the several
succeaaful Works that ahe has placed
befun’ the public Bhe is attracted by
local color, and she Is skillful in trans­
ferring It to the stag**. Her “Way
Down East*' la a good plctun> of New
England life, and “Coder. Southern
Skies' Is well designed, both as
scent's and personages, to reflt<ct
distinctive characteristics of life
the South. Mrs. Parkt*r Invariably
makes her atoriea Interesting t<
gn»at niah»rlty: they are probable,
they Involve conventional, not ecceu
tHc types, and they appeal to the pub­
lic " “Under Southern Skies"
s<K>n appear tl Steinberg’s Grand
Forvner Travsiee City Yeung MSn pi»era house, presented by a large com­
pany
of about iwenty-a«'ven people.
Took a Chicago trtde->At Homs
After Eeptsmber t.
Don't miss seeing “The Lady of
Lyons." lo be given at Stelaborg’s
SpecUl to the Evening Record
Chicago. Aug
18—Mlaa M. L. Grand opera house tomorrow night
Quirk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. Friday. Aug l». with William Owen.
Quirk, wua asairted to Almon R Bui J. W. McCounell and Miss Oamllla
let. Wednesday. Aug. 17, at 7.a. m. Reynolds and associates. It will be
The bride was attended by her slater. the topic of conversation in Tmv(
Mtoa Nellie Quirk, aad the groom by City for weeks to eome. for It will be
Hsaly C. Dean. A reception was held given with the rich oostumea. fine
after tbe^Yfeddlng. Mr. and Mrs. Bui- stage settings, and good company that
tor left for a touf of the lakes and will has always diatlngutshed Mr. Owen's
be At home after Bept. 1 at iC Stanley offtfrings to the public. It wIU give
yon Bomethlng to remember for u kmg
terroou, Chicaga
time to come.
Hew Far Is It to Traverser
•The Denver Bapreas. which cornea
To prove to you that It ^ts ala feet
io Traverse City we compound the to the dty ofmra boose Saturday
toUowiag personal; “Mr. and Mrs. night to a melodrama iatereatlag fram
mot toft Friday for Travorae City.** the rise of the curtato to Ibu drop after
That mukus two feeu aad as each have the last aet The company la
two tsec, that makes four feet more. poaed of competent people and much
Two aad four maktag alx feet. There- apecial aeeuury to carried. It fa a
loro It to ais fset to Traverse City.— Btory of advuntura, tors and bate aad
Maatotce News. The man that ooa- the elemaau of bumor and patboa ara
eoeted that has staee been ooataed in uci uegleoted. “The Denrer Bzpruaa**
to oooalrocted to ptoaae aad tatereot
a padded oeU.
all of the aiidtaaoe.

BUILER-QUIRK

MlkHwigRiEoflWaod. amiih Mu
UR*gp em
atdMf

•aad EaewtuMa bid Mat Draw a Largs
Ybe weather was too ooM last might
tr eaoagh people to board tbe Colum­
bia to caaae Captain Webb to lose bis
Mdadlng dead beads aad all
only about ninety took Ip the cxqarak* to Neah-ta-waau aad as a contbe baad was beaedted some^
ihtsg leas tbaa a million dollars worth.
Tbe passengers, however, between
■hlvers, enjoyed tbe oooceru and tbe
trip was pleasanL
Tbe Columbla'B next exeunkm la to
North port Sunday morning. A quarter
pays the fare for tbe round trip.
-There Is more catarrh In this secooantry tthan all other dtoUoo of tbe oouatry
mam pot togaiher, i

fba Pint M. £ ^areb’ wOl be glroa
Friday eroaiag, Aag. tC. aadCr tbe
aaaiitoea of tbe Bpworth toagwe. Tbe
Rev. M. D. Gsrrel. praaMlag elder of
Ofaad Trmrone dtotrkt aad oee of tbe
delapdea to tbe geaicral eoafereaoe
at Los Aagetos. will give a descrlptlmi of bis trip acraea the eoatlaaot
inRy Olastralad by Rev. W.
Lanfmaab ateroopUeoa. The drocglptlaai
starts fram Chicago, taklag tbe Baau
Fe route went It passes tbroogb Oolorailo throogk the beauttful Grand
canoa. of which auay views bare been
necarad. Maay views of Ran Franclaco.
Los Aagetos aad other western points
of Interest have beea secured.
The entertalament to tnstntctlve be
eaiise the seenes are thoee from this
eountry aad Mr. Carrel, because of bis
recent trip, will be able to very graph­
ically dedcrlbe tbe places of Interest
as tbe Aeenea are thrown upon the emnvaa from the lantern. About 80 ufNh'finest colored views Ave t>een se­
cured. In addltlow the Illustrations t<>
four beautiful songs have lM<eo ob­
tained
Mr. E. E. White will ^ing

... 8U.„

w.,a....;

it arfU bag paala Bwraom cot­
tage aU neatly Mntobed. oa tbe
mswtbly Matall^t pMa. Are
yoo colag to pay seven or eight
doUara raat mak bare aothlag
at tbe end of tb^ mont^to show
—or pay M aad 'have a boBke of.,
your own? Think It over—then

WE srat mwE
‘.■■■-vs.,- ■ 21;i ' :
SOOrMois’ Suits - ^
500 Mens’ Pants
r:

-■i'®

That we will offer for the rest of this
month at greatly reduced prices. Gail
A.'r.

wSihh} c. w.

and investigate.
SOUTH
SIDE

FEMALK HELP WANTEDAppljr Traverse City Canning |
Ox
EE61-tf

rr«>i 014 IrrUaS.

,7-:;;:;

A. J. WILHELMSJl^
MMTKH MOKAI TRAM.
CO. RUM I» MIES

TRAVERSE BAY LINE
NE-AH-TA-WANTA
OMENA
NORTPORT

Travroe City toMt. Lwftlb
I18.S0. IS dty HmH

$19.00,
dty llfltft
$21.00. tor tRe tetMR

VIA

w«r.- fXbrr •mi* *n-. -lo tO. Ml ,
M..0..OJ » 10.. Jo«l.. of .1^ This win iodnde meak tad
lage by tbe Sea. ' "Mid the Qr«en ,
uk C«her,-Us-.*ii. and Is an en
berth between Traverae City tad
thusiusti.- GaelMst .Mr Mahony ini Fielda of Virginia" with nineteen
Chicago.
stets
Klgiiliig^
liU
iiniiMto
Wftr| oriNl lllustrations and one oih.-r s^Mjg
Tickets will be on nle comotli.T
d«e'umei)t-«
"111
cliarI not yet selected.
mencing Thumlay, Jme 9,
acters
wlil.-h
nr.*
All.-treil
to
be
Ib.iMe
j Admission, adulu twenty c«*ntK. rhti
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
1904.
of Hm* ln>h laiik'Oag.-." nml p**r*.|.itB
1 cents
Steaamen leave Traveiac City
iu tiif pnii lit-.*. fliaiotlt:li he has Imi-ii
t. jy Soaday. 10 ]x bl, aad
authoritnllvfly Inrpiiuetl by tbe lord
gIXTEEN DOLLARS
Thmudayi, 6 A m.
ehunrellor of lrel.TU.1 tlmt It Is alletrsi.
s.-wlnt: The JuKllci* of Cjilierel\.*.*n Insists that
k local dtoeaae aad pre- Buys one of ibe In-st maki-s
!^|^ loeal remedies, aad by con- machines,
__
just a>t good as a I3H
ma his Sigiintun* Is hU usutil .tin*, siii.l
Ine. guarantei-d fur len years. Some n.ere the mstt.-r re«is. .•to’pt fuut ha
to enjuliied rr.iiii silting on the iiinuishas proven cataurb to be a oonstHn- IteauUfal parlor cabinet a«*»lng ma terlul iK-nch until |m' gives awaurani-.'!
Uooal dtoaaae aad therefore requires chines at same pntportlunal rut «i»w a: tliiit Ih- ivltl "siun magisterial do«'U-I
emutitathmal traatment .Hall's Ca- our clearance sale. We wll the is., menu III Liikitoh."
larrh Care, maaufactiiTed by F. J. best machines roaile, "Standard" an.I
Cbaacy A Co.. Toledo. Ohio, to the
Wlirrr
b»4 n»» Mad* RrT«>a.
only eonsUtoGoBal eara <on the amr- "New Royal." Easy psvroenU. J W
At ft dinner gli.n lo Sir .\lfn-d
Slater, your home furnisher.
in dm
arai
ket. It 1to taken Intaraally
Has just opened to tbe pob* H:irn.«w.>rlh Iu emiimeiiiomtton of his
mfoL
•pa to a teaapooi
from 10 drops
Itr^andabrand newmeat invj rfs-eyt knighting one 4>f the edUom
nets diraetly oa__________________
oa tbe blood aad
aeto
HAVE YOU HEARD
ket where quality tad prices
sarCaoaa of tbe ayatem. Tbay oter
|.
The story of the shirt that wa.s lost said itf the truest nf Imnur:
"Our friend 1 III r lilt* i\«irth as n
are right Give us a call . .
oaa baadrad dollan for any
Addrt*. toW.es, Itoanty T.aapto.MUOae.
and' •“
c..ven«d , eeh.MittM.v n:i< slij and <|Uiet
talla to care. Road tor circoian
<
<<ne
trsIAr*. OBetBiaatl. Ohio.
with starch? Me straightened It mi: ' dn>. In hl-s Is.nor. im ill^^M•^•lor ••olh'd
Addraas: F. J. CBENET A 00.. To- and polished the front, returning it hliii o|> l.ef >n- Ihe i( hiss.
2S5EFroRtSL
Cttz. FteftC
todo. ObUk.
*■ •Volt nfiw.-ir to he ji eJever ltd.*
just as good as new. You make n.>
Sold by druggiata. Ttc.
the hispei'tor s;il«l "\Vh;il do Uv«* ftod
Take HaU'a Family PUlt for oonstl- mistake hy giving your laundn »«* the : onr iiiakeT No mvwt*r.
wagon with the Ix-lls. Flat work done
patlon.
I’M TALKING YET
i iin..- n**o.' t.4».| Ihe •InsjsN-t.ftr.
while you watt. Wright llms l*h..ie *Si:|.|*<*-*e I g:i V •• mil tin- nihlills. {ind HAVE YOU
LEST YOU FORGET.
M1LADY*E RATH
th*-ii :in..th<*r
hou inaiiy rah- TRIED THEM YETT
Aa well aa the baby's, to always fol
That the Hot. Springs mceficineB
bit- «..lll.| y..ll it.-lte'*'
lowed by a generous nse of talcum
CENTURIES OLD
*• *Sen-n • -.-iid I litrnisnnrth
ftooerd Want Ads. bHng Big have cured THOUSANDS IN TRAV­
powder and there are kinds to suit all
to the hahil of niuking «e.|diiii:
n .to >-.ii iiinki* I1<r*f out
Rstums for tho money Invastod. ERSE CITY. They can cure you. For
i;iv. :i rii.hiit of my ,owa at
Ih-fort- you make your M-lec
sale by all first class druggists.
4 III- iL'o jji.iiruiil
Rlckaeeker's and olhers. both scented jnun call at our store gn<l luMM-et the
aad nnacented. Aside from talcum : mainiful line in sterling w.ire. » ut
powders, Possonra. L* Blanche and j gIa^H. hand painii*d china «>r iirte n
Rsstalt's J«*W4-lr>
half a doaea Mbor faro powders can
be found at Bugbec’a City drug store.
YOU NEED MONEYT
222 Front 8l
Keep this fart In mind, that I make
U a busloeas of loaning money m large
NOW, THIS 18 FOR YOU.
Every family uses lea of one brand or Rroall amounts on city or c«>untr>
or another. We will give a beautiful real estate and charge you hut a resTo every prospective piano fiurchascr. Listen! Wc
handy wall pocket. In English violet sunahir rate of Init-r^-st. I’a.v It hack
can save you money an every f)iano houjihl of us.
design, regularly sold for twenty-lire In amounts t«) suit yourself. A few
cents, with a bona-fide fifty-cent teA choice offlees to rent, single or In
Why' B<*caiise* w<* buy tlireclly from the factory, thus
sun or pan dried, any variety. One suite. E. McNamara. Mc.Saroara Hluck

STEAMERS COUIMBIA AND
GUMMiNDS

R0UIDTRtP25e,S0t,7b
Rnls Limit 8401. a
All 2:00 R. a.
HADAHE RITA MAOS’

Beauty Remedies

LENK, Atf.
R.F.CIIIRCII, EP.A.

THE PEERLESS MARKET

FvSaleRyARDnaitle -

OF THE UTMOST INTEREST

pound and one wall pocket, and save
la Graal-> Taiab.
33 1-3 j»er cent, on the purchase. New
"It U iiu easy J«ili htn-,' saul nu ftsYork T.*a Co.
atotniit etuitcHjIan of timnt's maus<v
leuui who was «hou ing a fellow im-iu
AN IDEAL FOOD CU*rTER
ber of tbe ii. A H througli tbe lute
The teeth. An Meal food to cut, rtor "Kiuuetliliig s the imilter %villi
apiing broilers. Hatched righL fnfi tbla plu«*«* It I*, dump i
and bred righL dressed right and aold aud sweats and drlp« the
right, by the right nmrkeL to the right —like tliiiv" lie iHdiittfti out the in. k
ling stn*ams of wpter
family, on tbe right day. A apecial
"Try aa the authorities will, they
sale of kettle rendered lard still on for
10 cents. Broach Bros.
us alTvudy: my suiu*iior to home ii..w
wtth a hnd eaa«* of rtieuimitlsiii. und
I'm bi'giuning to ba\e the elillto It s
OUR YOUNG AMERICANS
Have early and freqjiyul lesaona in a big honor to wati-b tin- l«*sl> of a
hero like Grunt, yet I don t think .--ny
that cleanIlnesA which to next to God- of MS fclUnvs wh«i drop ;ii tie- |H.^t
Itnesa. We too. have, utilised It In a will e\er la* liinnk«-4l a-» hertmv. d»*ud or
practical way. and kiH.*p tbe neaiesl alJve."-.\ew York Suu.
•lore in town, also tbe neatest line of
LADIES! Sample sli
olives In bottled goods of all fclrea.
you from SOr to |1
,
Iialr ig
Stlckney’s. 411 S. Unkia* street.
V. l-'rledrlch a.
“LOST ROY-111
Tonight at ttvt Church of Christ
FflOF R. R. LLOYD
Will dalivar Ma famous toetura on
‘•THE LOST ROY.No admiaaioA A qUvor offoHrtg will
ba raeaivod. Quartet will olug.
OVAL WMOTO frames.
Are the latest. We have the pure 24carel gold plate la exquisite designs
from 2x3 teehea la diameter to 11x14
and io prlcea ranging from II to |10.
Smith A Price, South ttokw atiwet
MILLAR AND MORSE
or 330 Front street offer a full line
of ooucheA both new and aeoood hand.
Prloos range from $3.&o. allghtty used,
to $&A0. the toweat. on new goodA
wHh a further nhqloe cf new goods up
to 140. Call and aro «A
CALL AND OCT OETAILSD
laformation aad also non the ara*
terlal that ta used in the aaanaCacinre
of the rellahle home-eaade haraeuaes
that ara raede hj the firheUma harneea
maker. F. Votraha. Heme made bar-*
naaaaa dhn*t be bant for durahUlty.

Ladies'
Corset Covers
A new lot

just receiy'cd and

going at the following popular

prices;

59c. 50c, 47c, 25c,
15c and lOc Each

saviiu; ihr micldli man's profit, and wc sell directly lo
you. thus savinj' ilu' a<lditional anenl or traveling
man’s salary, all of which goers to your credit, and our
I>riees an* cornrspondingly less, you arc therefore get­
ting all these prnlils. These stalenu-nls are proved by
ev<Ty one of our many pleased customers. We should
b<- pleascil to see you in our Piano Room at the front
of our I'urniuin- l^epartnurni ai any tinu-. lo try our beautiful pianos and learn our
most rca'ionabh’ terms

LISTEN TO THIS:
I he following letter from tin- great Cn aiore. the most successful band master
an<l l<*ad<*r now Ur fore the public.
HOTLI. LAUGHAM.
POSTON. MASS.
JLWKTT PIANO CO..
BOSTON. M.ASS.
t •F.NTLHM KN: 1 desire to offer my words of praise and thanks for the pleas­
ure I havcderi\ed from tlie use of one of your I’pright Pianos. The tone is re­
markably sweet and pure, and what \ especiall> like is the sonorous volume of tone,
which 1 think is rounder and more beautiful than any other Upright Piano 1 ever
used. The touch is particularly even and its light repetition makes it an instrument
of e.xceptional quality. With renewed thanks, believe me.
Yours sincerely
(Signed)
GIUSLPPE CRLATOKE.

YOU ALWAYS HEAR
highest words of commendation, whenever you hear t>eople talk al>out the BRAD­
BURY PIANO. They cannot help it. There are not many pianos that can stand
50 years of test, such pianos look best—sound best—wear best sell best—pay b^.
It pa>*s indeed to buy the best.

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

Wc ooottDue to give ooupoos
OB pictures with every tato- e*"oeptiag cnodicA

nUAKHKOP

AnhTnmeCigr

TRY A REOORO WANT AD.

'%

THE HANIUH & LAY
jt
MEiUMNTHl^M^

V^KVfiNMit MMik Ta»vtm« otV, imanmk

mj/KKim

KOteteieMlRIMaM.
Id UiM a tan mtech

0FU.TDUR

oouNTv cpiirmfnoN

J. W. MtLUKCN TOLD
NKR TfItR ARROAD.

He alaa teHevea U htiaac to Raaaa
Tteiatiaa. deter tetareattag «
caM la tte work.
"How «aa youag a^a be kept ia the
.Raaday aeteoir waa a gaeatloa dweU
apoa. Tte aaewer waa *TCeop thoronghly tralaeg taacheya."
Mro. O-k.. Fata.
Tha

aubjeri. "Prteary

work nnJ

■ethoda* wna preaented by Mrs. O. U

mif R. 0*y4 m Pm§nm

Fox, etnte auperfateodeat of prteary

This M*nil«0.

na outline

for prteary

tkia.**

prayer. peraooaUty, well-plaaaed pTW

tej «eteol aoarBBtk* taar vklck te

gram, the room made aitractive.

were

meat

the pea to write little aotes to tte ab
aeat membera. plan somcthlag poaak
Ide gad pruiuble and practicable and

aer. Orawa, Btnalar. Maplavia. Cedar
JUoc aadlag at Traverse CUy ta uakin

Her

taBi

was

very

of in aoch an cateruinlng and helpful

helpful

the

Tte idaa of atartioff each a tour oc

Mr. Daf believe* no one should hold
a poaltlon of such

vkal Importance

i

'bat there was great liealiency at the

ahottid be callfd of Uod! the call to rr

ttaae anoag Suaday Bchord vorheni to

veal Itself la a eoasrlous hunger for

\

atan arhat appeared to be a tremee-

souls.

how

ever, was nut tn be eaaliy dauated. h<

He should also

It wa* brought be

ruary and thought the rommittce war
rather dubiuna. Mr. Kafea was appoint

and

view

face of lUsctiurage

amml he ha» been ciiabb>d,

They should euDie early, fur the

with the

klr.

Pay's aildroes

wras

filled With

giMx! things, atany of his anecdote*
aurrexRfttb ttelug given from his lutere..<(lng
and bli*ssed iM'ynml expet tatlon.
I iH-rlenee* In slate work.
eat tour.'Dahlch haa

meetings

wherever

convrn

then

thlnl.

as a whole and then analyte it Into It.s
He emphaslxed several isiliil.^

u|K>n which hu dwelt at length, giving

last

evening.

s In the Bible.

PERRY HiNNiH IS BREST

—N

County Rally.

A

grand county rally opcnetl yentei
day la the IIUcIjUi-m rhurrh with iii
aiteadaaoe of over 15o. the nu-etlm:.
to ooQllnue icKlay.*

and

the
by

Quartet

P.

«l«tr

Ibritert

excrclsi*

Cttchliii.

romiKiscd

ibdllday.
vml

devotional

Rev,

of

Welch,

Pr. .G.
Pr.

A

Snyder

W. leh sang a be'ivtlou

whiih was U'ueh

The meeting wan omm^| liy luBpli
mtv Ic<'

by Hev

illadull.

.Nr'cesslly ol Thlld Study
iiod Teachers. •

to

gift so great aii that of children In Ihi

Mr. Ihitea then gave Ills eip< rlen('«'^

home, yet while niauy |iar*-uis n*allre

aamunty preuldi-itt of Sitmla> »>rhiMiU

this ami are much «*unverued

of hla htwitanry in am-pilng the preri

ever.Mhing

about

twelve

years

ago.

I»iit

In

-hiidreu.

their

looMng

iK>wer

to do

for thelt

partleutarly

affei

and he has never regrettvri It.
He emphaalKtsI the tlMMighl thrnugti
out his talk that theer U nuHitng Im

l« often

ItMiktHl.

lu

Mrr.

said |H op|e oflen stated 'The

Imy

.training

nallze that

la wanted In Sundsv

and

m IkmiI

work, am

Mlta

Barnty’s

s|Mike

of

things

tried

am.

the Iwiy

the Isw's

will Ite a

training will

man

leave a

Ulvldtsl

the

(w.^ltMls.

spiwklng

iM-iltKi.

Imaginative,

child

of

life

Inlu

*plnniug on the selmol ground, and he
Startled Ihe world by tbe true ihixiry

tie and

provtMl In luT euum'elloii with ihe as

live, memory ami inquisitive |M>rlods
Ks|M-elal care shtmld be given during

She s|M)ke of her personal Inlertwt

ergles.

believed that what one f.H-ls that they

esjMViat atteulioil should l*i* given te
the

During the formative |*erl«al

child's

reatbng.

and

rhurtdi

tendance should lie ewtabllsloal.

It
Mias Itarney says she has proved at

ing the memory

au that working wtih others and fitd

fourieeu.

Ing their

mined

prayers

iu

ihe

work

1* e

groat lusplratbm and that the work i»I
the county se«fvtao is luueh a»»Ut<-.l

Rtmarks of Prwaidcnta.
The township presidents w«re n»*vi

prayer, rotiserraled effort

Ihe mtire that

Is

periotl, frttm ten to

sccildure should

l*e com

Sumlay

put

tnio work

th*

owre will be rvcelve.1 1roni It. were

Fox.

8t htsd Assta'bitton. lu Aims

and 0|M>tailt)r.H.'' Mr

Day said that It
a (amtt-r

lollowlng the plow to It'll of 4he hirdt
and set'Oery as ft>r him to tell of the
workings of lirt* asstietatlon, he Is so

aumr of the thoughts hroughl out li>

Interestiul in It that Ihe detail wtirk U

the few presidents in atiendunee.

'llfllrult tti i-iM-ak al>oiit.

An upon parllaroeni.

What can an i

abould lie dime (or gri aii-r suivess Ir

.

Mr. Bedl'^e Sp"kt.

He spoke of the Importann" ol

thorough conserrstlon In the Hunday
He lieMeves that U iakt*^

precedence of laUmi.
feel a nwiKjnslhllUy In la Ing pn*seni
and working earnestly .
sftoke

of the child and the great imiavrlance
U|H»n

Its

yonng

life.
Rev. Mr. Uiasell spoke of the ludlvld
ual leiarher and srholar and the relatkia of the one to the other.
pbaaixed

The

U»y

and

girl

t.nmghl thntugh m»t one church
through alt to Gt)*l
at.t.- devt-lopmeul

are
but

la Its thirty years
l( Is HOW a center

>f Insidratton. Information and expan
The htime tle|vartmem Udug an

luigrowih of the asMtelatiot).

He lw‘-

lleves that this lour thnvugh the conn <
wtirk and If there U anything the Sua-

(MiHslldlilles

Maater’s ae^ice.

elgulflraacc

of
Is

the
made

Sunday
ft»r

a

rhlld's mental growth but its spiritua)
Instrunioa la often put Into the handt
eat toachrra.
Mr. Day spoke at length .^aloag tkia
He then told of the relation of
to

the

iniematlaaal

frad Hay ipiike itpcm tried ami proved

podety aad dosQd by speaking of the

He eoatrmed whet had l*een already

earnest prayer And

said through hhiWn experience.

Um

religious ttaltioi

bhidi the two In strong

Hannah

Hannah
w«sm!»

In

turreeder and tb.* nM-combatants in
the beslegcl city
of

amidst

the

legation this

which he is held

whom he ha» liefrleiulM.

Grand Traverse

bay

momltig confirm

which
of.

the
An

prnrld

aged

has

never

woman,

alM»ui

and being

wept pitifully,

allowed

then

sum

of

her whai
Ihe

*he

iueident

ih'.hI

of

required rml a)
io slip from

via

the

hi*

inquin'd Inie

rondittou

and

h-Mi'n' d

that the woniaii wa** sliil in
igalst

«ksier

This

wnjiiai

eherislii-s a fontl iiieitiory of het tielie
factor ami flu r«> an
glon

who

ih.- 37th annual

of (he Canadian

seon s tn hl-i r.

have similar

|

1*4 rry

Hannah

riitieral <

memories ol

nindtiesses iKvtowed

pU (1

Miss

Ih'mlci'

Ih rtha

RolK'Hisun. and

I'liger W4-nt

Miss

jiu Fuurh

A party of , i^ht la<l^<-s i.s siM-iidiu,
<lB.\ at Ni-ah ta wajita.

F G

Hi-iiniann

iine<l this mt*rn

g from Ixe.ilrvilh-, Kj . w in re he a<
!<-mled the Pythian csiQclave.
G

Miller and wife havt

t'ly.U- W4-III
(41 tMvinlival
morning «ui an 4-xt<i n.lj-d visit
Ml.-

Q

K

thb

MANY FROM ABROAD.

effulKe:ii-<'

l»ecnltar to ihU rv'ghin. hts b.-art Iwa’
ig with high

and anlici|>a

I as he rexit/t'd that

at

last

h«

Iw-fore him Ills destiny and life's
lalHir.

Again he lived over In i

Attended the Funeral of Hon. Perry
Hannah Thi» Afternoon.
Among

thtvse a lio a« ‘re

anre at the ftiueral

nah from abroad ti»da> wen* A. Tracy
Ijiy of Chicago. J. F

the ainbiiion* of his young stmng

Hon. D. A

rulflilment lu after years.

Rapids.

As ebang>

th«n when a gt<-at com

and Mrs

A.

F

Bhelg. ti «*f Gram:

Reldler of Chicago. A

XX'. Wells 4if 8t. Joreph. Capt

F

nio.uwealth was being lu-wn out of tin

bdinsou of Itower.s HarlMir. Capt

O K

forerts. and dug nut of the mines, an i

XX’llhnr

of Charlevoix,

Juilge Jainev

grown nut of Ihe fertile soil by thi

Huberts and hjs daughter. .Mrs

hunt St

bull

anil

t.trtiUK

bw«*«-p

pioneers, so now

on

Into the

silent

of Old Mission. Ibm

*f IVntskey. Willard A

I.

H

Truni

O

Ro». .

Snilih, .slliyr

watch«*s of the grave to brave men and

»f thi- Charh'vtilx Sentinel. Am«is Mu»

women

o'lman of Grand Hajilds. John Nicbol>

who bore these burdens an-l

j toiled with

(atihfni

xeal

to win ihl"

ami for home and country.
year the

numlier grows

Year by

smaller ai

»f CKkclevoix. An-h Cameixm of Torcllarfie. II

XV

llagot and K. S

Noble ol

pruressioo

moves on

■Mbcr forms of matter?' But tm-anwblbthe

aurroundiug clays)

have stowed

(heir atoms Into the vacant [ilsce-a and
preserved the exact form t»f flower, or
fish, or ahcll as a beautiful stone or
gem.

"Happy for us if there lie ifomt

beauty or worth In us whleh sfter wt
Xre long departed and our name for
gotten, whall last through the yeai>
and shall leave

a reeognixable

ami

blessed imprt-ssiua on the esrih."
Larga

wania enjoy•<! a dance at

residence

from*

boob.

lu

o'clock

thb

Thote who called

to ioitk for the last time uiion the fact

night.

Ri»s«- Iv-niiis left if^is
ni4>riiltig
tljis ni4>]
e Pert' Marqiielt«. u^ln
irjatii I
M4intr4-ul ami vlriti
K.

K Higgins andaifi' l«-ft

iola>

Wash Goods

r a shori visit at Niagara Falls ami
vicinity.
s

I

t;

la-wis of ('|ii4-ago returmsl

• I his iiiorniiig afi'fr a visit In tin
-i.)
Mbs

Pearl

KlU-r of :Kalamazao re

For fear you did not see our adv'crtiscment
in ytslerday’s paper xxe give you the items again.
Choice xvash yoods that sold up to I5c. yard,
line imported novelties, short lengths of silk
iTxulls, fine black goods, c-tc., 15c. yard.
Choice of any cotton waist for $1.00. This
also includes xvhat linen waists we have left.
There arc also some very tine lawn waists in this
lot, some that sold for $‘».50 and $-1.00. If your
size is here you cannot earn money any faster
than to buy one.

the I'oin*

W

Mrs

Haslett

T

Mi.

Haslett

r. turinn!

tialay

an.l
imni

F
Ity

Hettmann presente.1 (he fir<

'leiMiriment with a b »x of cigars thi
■nornlng.

nart-hmallow' nutsl tomorrow evenitu
the grove on wcft side of Boardman
All the

young people of

(h.

•hurcb and congregation are invited,
flaeh one hiiug a liineh basket will
Beats w ill k*av.

eighth street brldgi^at :i;30.
Mt Is

Ml.llaml

increasing In

Interest dally.

>te intcad going up Sunday.

The Co

'nmbla will run an excursion fur 25

of Traverae CUy'a founder and khelr

arts round trip Sunday, leaving heA
xt f :SU a

m.

is in the

the I11I4 rest of the .Michigan

hnc*vv»lent asKiiciui i4«n.
Mr

and .Mr*. O G

Millar will leave
vi.sit in .New

fork state, their 0I4I lu>nii-. >iK-ridli!g
44ime time at KulTalo ami «*iber p<dnl!
Jam«s li.JlobertH Ih (u the city this
aflemcKtu
XVallk- Lutman haa gont^o Toledo

I'M TALKING YET

Tor a vlait.
Mr*. XValU-r Trumbti^l of Old Mis

Roik' of Ptioakv'>

Is In

'

Uu

"-"'TL______________________________ :____ !5®J!L

L.V oa bi'.kluesa.
O H. Po.en. o( SuU*. B., rn.de . ^
'tuslne** trip to Ihv cll^ todx) .

Prof. Uoyd. the

renowne*

Bible atudeai oQ^'That LoM Boy." Tb.

'.hi* aftrmoar..

Boa-h ■U*.

E. S. Noble. R. W

| ~~
Uagot and J. J.

^ly today.
John

W'arner of Suioaa

>P admiuioD fee.
rer offerias will be recelv «L

riadar W*t« wttli U

"LOST BOY-111

'
^

^HE POCKETf
it *«<« as U 70a had a hole tn

; your pocket throo«h which your InBay

U a '

ravene City 4lattor today.

protenor will firrt xpad kix scriptun
leaaon ta Greek and then tranxlate

d«.bl. H..

I

J. Sullivan of Codar U In the cHj j

BcLauxhlla of Elk Raglda aiw ih tbe |

Tonight will be the last opportuclt.-

LEST YOU FORdCTf
That the Hot flpringa mad
e«T
THOUSANOfl IN TlUV
kte' ERSE CITY. Theycan wrtygg.
*
4.
sale by all Rrat cteas drwggtete.

—

. sivfudlng the- day lu the clt V.
H. O

Julte a number of Traverse City peo

I hear

this aft4-rmsiu lor a

H. C.aitop 4d
In

ovlay for a two wi*-ks,

The C. B. a<icle(y of the Fresbyieriai;
'hurrh will have a picnlr supper an<

lOke.

ktaird ami wife «*f Grawu ar

IV4-.I 111 ihc city

who went <»ver on the launch Cruli-«‘r
F. G.

K

The music was furnished

Old Mead paaaed before a unifonnet

gtatrd of hMte^fioa the Haaaah
Rlflea. ronahtIngoOlert Gag^ Robert
K Walter, Ralph Haatlngs. Georg.
Newberry. Jullin Joknaoa and Ooorgt
OteoTbe eaxkat was banked with Un
BKMt exqaiilte floral flleces^ sprays o'

this

I .Niagara Fulls f<irr a.short

by Siewait & X’advr of Traverse City

The Indian campmecting at North

A ooosiant stream of people visited

h-ft

Giis C.ret'nwalil and ^Ife have

peU4ilug a short I'nie at LelamI

mp. knife and spvion.

Number Paid Tributes of Re

wif4!
if4' uml
uii.l <laugblcr
id i Wlf4andiwlf4-

luoriiliiK (or Niagara

Halph

A nunilKT of resorterw at Neah-ta

leaf. the flower, the tree, the fish havt
bit by bit decayed and tbeir Mibslances

X’4-icb-i.
Ileiincti

the city with Ii4t parents.

BREVITIEB.

the homes of etenilty.
found as fossils amidst the rocks. The

visit.
Joseph

linv«‘ g'ine li> Montn-avi
for Ia v isit.
IV j f..r

Mr. and

Into

The remnants of ancient yearn art'

ihb ali<
a(!<-rmKin f.itha-

iurni.sl h4»ni«' thi.s m«irti|ng after a vi«it

.•;ik lUpIds-

from the homos of Grand Traverse Itay
the silent

vIhIl

Ihnhu .84
ct4ir |w»-iit
?i4ci4ir
wfiit to !'«-*4»-,

•y ami Muekitiaw
uw

K.-i-ney of Chi

. C,et>. XV. Gardner of Minneapolis

manhootl that (nuud such r<-ntarkabK
wl(tl>

in ad •tn!

Hon I'erry Han

Ml--

The first one is the batesH and net corsets
that hax’c !>een selling at twenly-tivc cents, they
arc noxv lOcAll net corsets from fifty cents up <40 one
dollar are marked 20c.
One lot of dollar corsets. Lines that xvc
arc going to discontinue. To the xxoman xvho
tloes not care to folloxv fashions’ xvhiin as to ,
style of her corset to closely, this is a splendid
chance. 50c.

k<«u' to .Montreal

itl 4»iher ('ana4linn isati
lannts for a

wno<ls

w-ondnui*

I9C, 29c, SOc

Itougten-y jl -ii this m.irn

I.- Glnha<! ba.s

that

with

Tlirei Corsit Spedils

gone t..

Nlnguia Falls for a viijtl au<l plea.surc
i rip

J

land, liathing

lake

J. W. MILLIKEN

this

tiioriiim: to sp4-ii<| lio- 4tey.

i4i .NiagaraFall:Is. *

tin

glory of the fettlng sun of this beauti

Leaves Northport. 5.-00 p. m

wama this morning to siM'ud the day.

sit

ful north

Boat leaves, 0:30 a. m.

Mr and Mrs. F. W. jxvili

c 4»n the i',/.. Mur
ripu'ite train f4ir a

when ainidsi

Hound trip Oulp 25 Cents

re H. O. IbiJ*e of IVtoakcy.

and XXlllanl Smith of
Cliarle.4dx ai:<i Ht.u. Tj J. Ramadell of
.X1anbt4'4-.

Many ol us have btwrd him n'late the
day

I’OKT on SUNDAY, AUGUST -’I. for the Big Indian
Camp Meeting. ,
i
'

w'lxi came from

story’of

that

' Ter 25 Cents
the Str. Celumbia’ZZ “orS:

innllng

M4-<li^al a<4S4M'ia(iou

u.'ighlHirtiig cltlcH lirial t«» attend hi.--

t>

•ipresKeJ the ho|H- that lier lot woiil.'
Ik-

Seattle

At \*anniuvv-r Dr. Strangway

•li4

the proie.-,is of hi-, vblior lu-

'h rvait.-r

They will go

Pacllfle to

their children wept to''Ne-ah-ta-

'.he was entithsi to it and ne.'d worry
tlnaix iai

N4irth4'rn

and will r.-lurn by the L^ahadian Noriii

A year later

Hanuah

Indian CampWteting

an ex(i-nd4-d pleasure

.Xmong the many ohljilmc friends «if

and was told ibai It ka* not evpi-ctcil

her

for

trip to the I*nclflc masi

Hnn.

aiKiloglze for noi n'liaylng the amount

Mr

00 te tht

Dr. and Mrs. W. F. ilrangwaya left
v.-Kterday

the woman called upon him again

to more.

1 Arthur yester-

PERSONAL.

They will return alKiutl the middle of

A

Mr.' Hannah

iitliid for the time being.

with

IS—A «|Upateh rt-celved

3<'pu-mber.

Is on

to Mr. Hauiiah''’

niniu-y

be cvommenctHl

: the ai.ttaek 4

will atu-nd

laid a

tier s'ory

the

The re­

I the Bvenibg Renin!.

One

veal tho private charltli‘% in the past

IowihI

a

Japa Lett tfiOO.

X-i,

b>

which oc-rurn-d this morning l> liut on>

gave

of

re says the Japs It^ ri,<NN> meu dnr-h.-re

of several simitar Incbb-mK which r»'

i

offer

the Japanese

prew* repona to thia! effect.

lU'rtln. Aug

Tribute te His Memory.

In

^y

vigor than ever^

Had flefrlendod Faya a Tender

many

to avail them-

Japageae

issii.-d

the city wrlll

her that no refirn was r.'simr.sl,

be.nmifi!!

the

Telegrams

iPATRETICIRCIDEllT

IS large as the first loan, and asswreii

ihi-

and feriUlly of the wide sprea*!
tw of

comply with the Japanese demand to

fusal meana that tbe |bombardment of

l»r.<sseU upon her a stun sev.-ral llmt‘^

ulal soli for development and action In

morning until

which

claims

apoct.

line of securing the very liest teach

He

pairloit.-'Ui.

the

eitwrapiH'd

the

I’rtivlgloa

the aasodaiioo

!>o
of

.murce* of this great region, biihlne-o^

apeakcr.

Atfrte fkay# State Sacrwlary.
State Baatter^bool Bcnretary A!

mighty

sagacity and success all bnind conge

achool has licen iKdlttled. declared the

He em

the giving of aeU for the

hitmi*.

rv-cognltlon

day srhfKd oeetla It ia better rating.
Th«‘

the

Garfield's youthful

in gases and fluids hpve gom- out Into

ty will bring ma thought and better
along thi

aame llm>, telling of the plastte naturt'
of coOMcruteil work

Intcr-

of gn.wth the stM-lfiy has had remark

»lon.

Raeh Buaday school worker should

Rev. Mr. Miller

It U

li-nttmlnaifoual.
Infill.nve.

Mr. Bodine of lUitw was caibHl up

sebool work.

The asstH-la

Is umtetiotatnatlonal.

Mr. Day IM-Itevt's that this is a gtssl

our county r was nest In onlur

OB.

lion

the/ world

state and nvuniry. a broad vii*w of

Fear should Ih* kept far fn>m the
hlld s mind, declared Mrs

would Im* alsiiit as t-o*v

work la their section
Raraeat

Dur­

In tskliiK up his siiltjt'el "The State

cmlliHl u|Mvn to n‘|Miii soiuethiug of ih<

gave

country
strung

at­

fiutc Sunday School Axaociation.

by thorough «»rgauli;atlun.

bodies.

the patriotic lialluiil* sung In lil.-> hum

each iMTltwl to rightly dirert the en

as ahe pmgrosiH^I In the work and six
' ought to do will tiring Its lilesslnc wit I

the heavenly

'Uglnery of steam

forma

snriatlon.

Mr.

'jfiice In the hank and slate.l iiioilestl.

Watts rxperimenl^ with the Uw ket

the Imitative

restless,

character 1st tea of

-mall

of mtitlaQ of

manliooti

mark tin hl.< efiararter.
Slit'

Remarks.

The cirunty si'cretary. KIUh Martha
Barney.

for

will be a iKjy” but they Mdduni

out his talk that there U iiothlitg lin

wanted badly enough, b can Iw ba*l.

neglected «»r over-

Stout

and his remarkable soocess in life.

•hat she was iu lmTm>diate

of »pin

nlng tniui as he waicbisi his playroati-r

iheir nxmtal ami physical wellarv* Ihe
vplrltual

Rev. C. T.

years ago rh*- w^-ui

l*areutH

Six- said there U uo

of

ere devoted largely to the rarv
soaal

UOadoa. Aug. IS.—The Ruaaian garrtaoB at Port Anhui haa rcfitsed' to

chance to leave the city.*

The rentarks

(oUert'd away

iwnil wa* rtuiaed to love of eonntrv b>

Mrs. Kox i«»uk as her subj.-et "Tin

tag prayer and pralte

deary

who

taraay*a Attack.
By Wire to the Evening Recnd.

setrea

cemetery.

knot of flower* ii|M>ti the caxkei

H are alike under Hu* great law

Galllf'O studltHl the thetiry

Welch

The soldlerv formed the es­

cort of Ihe funeral procession t<

manv of a sluillar chararter.

tbe st-ed bringing forth a harvest

read the eli. Tsallu and offervHl prayrtT.

had be­

UmjI. upon I hi- faci' of livr old friend

Its kind.

conducted

friended.

• I'l'

Ihe

Imimtus toward lH*iler and more

whom Mr. Hannah

nu'.'-niug

li* study.'
lerested In BlMi*

simakiTs iMdiig Mr*. G. 1,. Fox. elate

iiaea.

ixatioa

dt'vp and goodI thought

SuiH-tliitehdeiit of Sunday sehiKd work,

teerated work along all Sunday srIuHil

la addltloo to these were

the Haaaah Rlflea. the mUttary organ-

25 Remnants of Linoleum in lengrths of from lyi
7 yards, all 2 )*ards wide, to close out at less than
wholesale prices.
50 Remnants of Ingrain Carpets in all i^rades from I
to 13 yards, at a saving of from 5c to 90c a yard.
20 Remnants of Pine Straw Mattini;. each piece 1 yard
square, bound at each end. some worth up to 60c
each, your choice of the lot at 15c25 Remnants of Straw Mattings in length of 3 to 12
yards, to close out at S off.
15 Remenants of Velvet. Axminster and Bmssels car*.
pet, in length of from 4 to 14 yards, just the thS^iQ||
. small rooms, halls and stairs at S olf.
^
Odd Lace Curtains, some single, some pairs, tobeclOi«
I ed out ver>' cheap.
■Just 3 Bamboo porch shades left, size S ftxlO ft and 10
I ftxlO ft. at $1.50 and $2.00.
Buy them for next summer, we want them out of the
way.
Art Squares, good line of Patterns, from $3.50 up.

Diapatch Butca That

Japa Lett LOOO Mee In Yea-

eighty ytuir* ohl. «-ome to the residene.-

aad Alfred Day. state eerrelary.
Th«* song serv lee was led by Ix^ster

body aad the dty o&clala atteaded la
a body alaa

known

ir.'IJoyd’b address

outcMne has l»ren to put enihutiavin
throughout the county and in sUrt nu

Lay MsrcaaUlc oooapaay atteaded ta

examples which explained many pass-

(Continued From First rage.)
the ctinvegtion

the employes of the Trarerre

Park Plaoe hold ood the Uaaaah A

Ihe estet-oi

through,

There were two eseiMletil addrcMse;*
at

All

aty State bank, tte teartag mill, tho

have iMH-n many iucldents lu illustraU

it

.JlCDuats and Odds and Ends,.

Will Be Coatfacted With More Vigor
Than Even

Bible,

read

RECOMMsi^CEa

Every bastaesa hooae te Trarerse

Ui guide

and new life lato Sunday srhool work

lent, soBieilmea In the street, amt tin

BOMBARDMENT Of! CITY WILL BE

expreaaod

City waa dosed duriag the hours of

ta

Evening Meeting.

few earnest >oi1rtTS have gone forth

Mr. Haanah's

the funeral.

was present ' and was'

some prlnctples

CARPET SECTION

■MkCRBITMIT^ WniHIE^

dcatfw

said that In studying a Imok of the

Without definite plant, wliltmit

holdlag

come

btwn

ey, but with faltOand prayer, theju-

which waa

m

Since the death of Mr. Hannah then-

Is of vital Slgnlflranci- to the teacher.

aM ciJ^4be paaiora, to atari the jirea

xrtth tte steple

He

parts.

come Into rinse contact with the
pupil.

la

they

about It, then take the Untsoo portbui

the

Teacher:!

Sve minutes liefon' the ni<>etinK o|»ens

Through prayer and per-

whom

RUtfllAN RARRIM^ WILL TRY
NOLO THI^fCTs ^

Tbe body waa bailed te the

plat

An Aged Woman Whom Mr. Hannah

He gave

He ahould know

scripture ihrotigb his eyes.

the matter.
effort

those with

Prof. Lloyd

Bible as a whole and the stgniflranee
the Individual pupil

faaiUy

was to be what one pretends to be. fur

those who would study tb«' work.

of the lenson text.

Tte rsantes were toOowed to Oakpod ewaststy by a loag Itee of ooaveyaaees.

the Icflneace of'such a itarty Is notcul

mtact.

edge of the Word of God. he should

ed a cxunmltlee of one to titoV aftei
alatant

laiportaac It

r, covuyd wRh
I
cteffh. rich W fftete. with oal
r haadtea aad a slivar plate tearteff tte sMapte lascrtfftkna. -‘Prvry
Haaaah. ltS4-liOI.*

called upon to sm xk U|iun Bible studv

have some knowl

county which bad been aureeaaful. ami

fore the executive eoromltlee la F'rb

excursionists how

by

had road of aueh a tour In Rerrlou
be had faith that It voul) be la Gram)

Mrs. Mllllken asid that It came to

•The teacher aad hU work" waa the
subject tgken up by Mr. Pay.

Uatee.

prirllege that they were permitted to

primary wiorkers.

aanrteaa Buaday arealug at the City

carrad U> C. H. Batca about a year acu.

clatloas...Her taearera felt It a great
leant aaawtkiag of the Uad ahe told

take Interest in the Sunday school
ion.

tke eoaatry ahoat Jarasalcei aad the
Galilee ffUtMl with laoat kallowod asao^

sn lu mmOug* Aiunte 4. aUrtteg at
tte Mknrtmg i»lam;

Boardsaa. Flf*. Uka. Ktegaler. Ran.-

over tbe

portioa arouad Kaxarah. Tiberius ami

WMWateig Md koMlag aawlona ai
Mia of tb«-

bar baarera

8t. Paal. thaa cotag atUl furiher teto

«Wk tea lalMi filaw la tte ctmmij

Under this

eatiag. taking

roou atade saerod by the footstapa of

work, the tret topic hetag "prepnia

Yte pMt two vaaka tAnmch tha ••»•

Traverse county.

aaasloB on R^pday.
Mrs. MUUkaa'a talk waa very teter-

Bhe gave

Mr.

Oaa afftte tte pteriag Itetarea of
ite aonteff** teoffnai was a talk by
Mn. 1. W. smUkcB te vUeh ate r»>
Ttewte brtety ter trip ta tte holy
tead.
•te taid af tte svaat teapifgUoa of
tetac arltk m mmv aaraari aad corn
aaonlai Chrtoltei vovherm Upoa the
koai, aarrioar vare haid aad Chriattea
aoBMi naasr Saaday achool, both prk
aary aad aaW dapaiteaata. beteg ta

work.

A grmi BwkemiaM ta SoMtajr Mbool

sunniiB

aae tte teas dr

mow ss-

KETWSAKnUOFIITBEST

oaderuklag.

’ 9tm M

» Of 4te
wt tewMte iiMtitel tete te4
I teMfte this MBiaff. «aa wtti

IN« HSLO IM CITV.

doaa

*

b^'WteMF.

the city today on buslneas.

8i;

TRY A RECORp WANr AO.

!

** constaatly leaklas?

U ao. Qic

tklaf to do la to depoait ta Peo-

HANNAH&LAYdO*S

Mimi f r-------- -----------

mm kBwm

opilliu rmmir

aatksftoto ta vakaaa agrrmaato
tkagraMdiat to Pamsam for eaai
ItoB to tot caatoM aantaaa to tha«wa
TUitotoa Tbpto} to Fraal
Ma. Ima a baato akaaam taat to Ivgtk
kas ato steato aiva tke toril
Jwtolaa BaMT to Bvara to tka
raked ktotaa aagrava coart aad artfa

SECNEIITJaSKIBSa.

— ‘

m laaiwin

FrfMema

SLSRi'-*—

Fptktoaa vko w«ik la Lotomrflto to to'
toad tka aattoaal sawfaat im
taraad tkto aNnkis. atotod fetoto kg
CHf aright tka daatk to Haa- Harry Haatoto.
M
p viMal €mr 4f imi- TkoM «ko lotanad wav J. II. IMkoi'
mmm md ImMmmet te4 h» hma m laa.e W. fkaac F. G. Hammam. C M.
Baata aad 4- ▼. Melataak.
IV Of «Av «l §0ffmmm aairndm-

taMv

m
Furnace <

Hjr.
or all

tbc great MIchlgaa

tka aabataatlal aa wall aa progresaiva

pike. Bl. Louts, offeiing lo put oa a

«»c A-«aL"

Mr

Haoaah'i

rerry

mao.

a

kirtw

»urr«-««ful
iful

this

l4 flnanre.
f

toyal to bU borne rU> aad ibc Oraod
• Tfaverac rcik»o. a loving buebaod aad

fall.

Nunn has had twenty-two years

The noble atate

kaak iMilldlag. erecunl

lately

by

tbe

leason

Cure all chronic dlaaaaaa.

J. W. K I
11- I- I K E IN

“And now. Henry, show

*”»«• '*«» queMlon «

Mr.

; Haaaab, «U' remain a wunument ti
Viha B»emory of a puldic aplrited citlten, who achkvt'd great aurcea* and
nerlted lu—Manlim* .New*.

RtSOlimOIIS Of RESPECT

about

Frlartd and ganatactor in th* Par-

and

Hot Apringa healing vlv«, IS VRta.
Hot Spring* corn cure, 10 canto.«

New Carpets and Rugs
and will surprise vue of our IricnvU.

on

fine.

values.

the

la free.

Ibc our pay until you are well
Come a^ lee us;

Hun

|*herson |Mi«t. No

hi* demise

Me

U. ol Traverae City

We think It is one of

gold.

u can t mean

lone thing.

deeds

or the opportunity will be lost.

Living he

lonly

move*

^Vh.,

*

fine line of

kitchen cabincta. wlthor witbuiii

H. Morgan, t'ommander.

youth stay. ' Ditto:'
land W

to the hear of every housewife should

M«4« t*« m.r *‘*r.
L'nltrd Klale* Senator KiNinrld t'ror-

known.
ceoUy.

land a few uuinlhs ago

'ilttafte.

sortmeni.

They'll save you fn»m T,oe

to |l.J»t» per |»alr

A. V. l-Yledrlch.

The yimnger

A«r

bJa father, alml a large rmY-oon. and
when he next mH the aetiaU
proudly exlrthltrd the prise ‘'My
said the aeiiator alernly. ‘‘the .. M-n
scaeoii for coon hunting boa not jcl
begun, t ome with me"

li

U. T« To .1

pimple.

Q«,w-«h.
u. Broochiai

l»e-

i

be received.

rapt
will ollwrfa the drlglble baUaoQ cootrot* at SL lAiula
Kix first-ebiM yoiing Meth«Hll*t minlater, are need«l fur work lu Monlititn
Tbe aalafy offered Is f-W ur |tXX» p«t
foar.
A. D. Krosenum Van F.Ilen. a ludwl
Oltlat rnmmisaioiier of One art* tor
tlie Netberlaiids at the Pblkadrlpbia
catitemiteL 1* dead at Paris
James Kaio. 83, oldert railroad tato-

jsuadHw.

pywuvis.

When
luating

A silver offermfl v

Dt^r^

> Soluiiiun.
;J. k
k. formerly den*
IH*. Fnito lloiifij.
at tola
, but Hill go to

*ttoi to Ktor AifoiNk
llMMv OtoBartau. O..

to *8 toe tacU

with, and

“T»o physician*
had a long and
stubborn (IghI with an aheeas t>o my
right lung." writes J
F. Hughe-* of
DuPont. Ga.. "and gave me up. Bvery
body thought my time had rome
A*

l,< w

^ i

^ asUte

^

hoi dragged

^

; -.-V

markamoashlp

s

. -e-r o.-- Tl».-

THE
Denver
Express

FOR THE RICH AND POOR.
whkti

>• t>'iM

-'t'- i-

u* w'

aki- a large assnrtmeti.t a^ well .u* ai

HO awfully

n«*\er nxKver
out

SensStion Of
,De Centnry

St

226 East Ffoet Strut

J

dead lhat

RUBBER GOODS

y«»u

In order t.j avoid thU

eirudllloD. have

your

The Grcalcsi Sccik:
Play On The
American Sure.
A Carload Of
Special Scenery And
Mechanical Effects*
LOTS OF SPECIALTIES.

WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR

WHEN YOU ARE DEAD

p»..v.

BitkpIniLAIIenhileiinnf

i,la,e

plunit n g

1-Nervone itKes caji-ly. d 1'

L'rn.Xo*''”tVc ^,7.

pre-

TRY US AND BE CONVINCED.

scriptk>n* put up right and where you

-219—•

lb.'.; <»
'• <•»“;> ’-"I
■
=* ’ know a t-pe«'iaHy la made of tbc pre­
^ ^ ! would have explained matter* could , ^
| script ion de|>artn>ent. and the result
w csvmo. kat m**eaal eroroHaUea Is f*^ i
. .
.
. .
I ammunition
munition and hunters
hunter's clpiblng. all I* a in-rfecll? accurate dl*pcOfcar>
not be located.
Boceaxory adjuncts.
lAiad up before JuhntMMi Drug Co.
efvMt C*ai
Document* of (hU i^tu
a* pariofSMw
the season i>egin*. O-ptin the door
■ar mv
MV*
crewSid. A triMOy eaB^war
. y«i
..
DONT GO ON WORRYING
bLJlirfvM«avvd*M5^
mdag
j
AH>ut the fall hOwitig. iMt-ause we
aaa*»i« of year vriaa. tar erawlaallta,
owner can rant a box In the vmulu of;
•
ASdraa. aU asaU W
' have grain drills that work while you
the First Notional bank. ThU box can !
IT ISN’T RIGHT
' sUx-p. or drl«-. It Is lime you locdted
be vUUed os often oi desired, usd fur- ’
To expect patrons to carry delicate ‘ them over a* the seed-time is nearly
abbas tba boot atogEuard agolost loss
onodlen like wafaa. caromeb and bon here. Champion and Fnnncra* Fnvor
by ftra. iholl or fonarfulaaaa.
Barney ^nderwon
boas. Id yellow pnpe^ bags, so wc have lie both In stock.

AMERICAN DRUG CO.

Rmd»rMl

PRICE 25c, 35c, SOc.
LAR80N*8 PARK HOTEL

lUXD CITY SANITANIUII

Ctoata Wnrtvar. Ps^rlasor

HtBB cm. Wtowii

BUTVOMS BAT. lOCB

DR. SPINNEY

TRAVERSE CITY.
PARK PLACE hotel

TKURS0liY,ill6UST2S
From 7:00 a.m. to 6K)0 p. m

SCHOOL DAYS
Wrill soon be boro.
boy«

How about tBat

Bring blm to aad we will fit bim

onL to a vbola oolL and several extras
to paata. ta oatoetlctt wa have wontMI.
fancy aad plain, nlao nerteo Md enaslmeras.

sizes fro» 10c size* to 11.00.

Buy but

box. Just tbe right alic jo put In an

GOOD 8ELLERSTbat Is what the Flebrich. Fox, Hil-1
kcr shoes are.

Mali afact tired only fcfr :

afternoon with, half a pouad. LoUretU

men. but while the kind 1* limited, the j
style is not

*

grades.
D.kNCE

AT

PORRSTEftS

Saturday evening.

HALL
2265-Cl

Call

SOCIAL

K\'KNING

Odd

Fellows

We have all stylea and ; boll Baturday evening. Aug. 20.
and

inspect our

stock

and you will be tare to be suited lo
fit and fctyk.

_________

.

Gandy On.

Kabaek 41 Hoyt. Unkm St.

TRY A RCOORO WANT AO.

lUBAM HTA nuir ^

a large lavolce of dainty boxes, in all
a dime’s worth anA you get a filled

For

dtp Optra douse
SaturdapJIug. 20
dolden Bros.

upiiviat -

iii<-ir

Arm* k. t’o!.-.

III wh-ilesom*

medicinaa

CASH GROCER

ar--

new

takev

-hould Ih- Itn lu.led tJi-

You an-

-----will be at—

f

the old fa>biotied

-teil.-i-N for e«imf'>rl an-l ^.aiii arj < eti

I

Springe

They can euro you.

I adapt-

ap|>araiiiK

venleuces

Hot

aalc by ail first class druggists.

With tbi- molern hea'in.: at*i»lian<-«

Quartet will smg.

End of Bitter Fight.

the

have curad THOUSANDS IN TRAV­

rioait

HOME TAKES ON A NEW CHARM
dune away

220 K. Front 8t

CSw

LEST YOU FORGET.
That

ERSE CITY.

:e I:-.- ereani soM.
It
w,-h t
| rYHvlvi-d wa* btrlking an
on my ft-ei in a few day *. Now I've en I celebrated make, wo ai--- liainll, Low
lined my health *
n .-..u , m*y'*. Ji>hitK<in > Hl'ii leeiKui. !„ x.-h; ■«
and after the appUcatUm i»f a gtKxl
—...............................— ouert^an t'oughs. Cold* an<l Throat
arid
ihihom<firm
ot
St'ant,
Pro* *
(ace aatlngcnt the complexion become*
trouble*.
Guaranux-tl by
im's Drug Store and F. H. .Mead*.
i-ads. I Amlotte. J VV Jaok-.m. Fn.m St.
smwth. without blemlah or Irriiailon I j„kns«»n'*
ITIcc U'c and II tH' Trial
Call and talk It c

cawinaie-

I

ELGIN G. LEWIS

,j„. mhaler ni

vh...ild n-

MO WILL COULD BE FOUflD.
]

I I'M TALKING YET

the hands of a prtrfeasinnal manieur
||,e work to pi rfecilon

to Wo«
B u| h»T>oa» X>i
Blood aad "

I

| g|||

OvmOvI

Scats now scUioi; at the box ofTicc,

-Sep *

i

• ..

renoT

M>w-ui attr«ilaB
tb« t*Uovtae
f*u«wta*
Kaaal CatanO.

^ ehraatr di
•- riva v. tw t

^

Otar*** M

pea red acninst him. ami the l«y was i ur^ TuaVn;
fiDad for the offense, the inooey

1The newest devH-e for

______ i! —-h. n. ..

a»»ra»* ap^tollrta la th* *t»t*.

Tke aeualor ihereuiKai "'""'*'*^ ***• '

JWtki Tf^he

Rotter hatk those sample

shoes over while there Is a good a^

^

Row

-THE LOST BOY.*'

LADIBS!
■H.. 7-...nt u

Bian. who had la^vuue iM-purated fri»ui

THm

VrioAs: 3So, BOo, 7So, 01

l-'Tout St.

Will deliver hie famous lecture on

striH'l.

No admission.

wrrv hunllug -mU
w..t.:

moiiiitulna

-So say 1 '

PROF R. R. LLDYD

dinplsya St his storf. 40ti East Front

iVc aemtlor and his iwit. Rea

^

“LOST BOY'!!!

the bran' new klteb*'n table* that he
yr^ra- rgprriettca, tra*-

An niuntmtlon h«p|ienevl

bits 111 the

OF

J. W. McCONNELL

(,oit|.- <.f Hvom<i tan lx* pro-

Tonight at the Church of Christ

mlo.»r hiiiK»rt«orv.

AHd IWtor. Jr.

FRIDAY, AUGUST

Kwrv«

S,„T'MISS CAMILLA REYHOLOS

.>..n

Dougla*. lil E

one find It* way Into her home.
pretentious, but Just ss necesaarv. are

of

Sooimkx

Who Play*d the pnrt

a smooth ordinary kid?
Tbe expert-I
Ik, not suffer an> longer t»nh tu-K
meed buyer will *a>.
Give me the | Hag smarting, burning eve waieriitg
afniet
Oxford for comfort "
lUuh age un.l ;

good*.

sideboard tops, that would bring jo>'

\V. Hilliher, Adjuianl.

..

dainty patent coll Oxford, with a full
Cuban ht*el, ur for knix-kabout wear. I

houKehold

;*nd pi.no«. bm be h*.

tor‘e atrlet regard for the laws, even

TO-MORROW nnr iqU|^

“THE LADY OF LYONS”

plete h) wearing a pair of eomforuibit , »nd an> '-ne ah.» hai. catarrh and dtw-*

Act promptly

FRANK RAUB

Not

bereaved family.

those

THm

from ihat ful«T
Inti the rem1 Itself t>« •llfT<Ti-tii nl-o. This treat
nt l>ir lilt < iir«- of ourtarrli has such
uiiiisna! ri-t t.rti «if t;i:rf»< to Us cretlli
It S K Walt A S<ms offer lo refund
• nttMH-y if it
ntit give the di*i“t! heiifflt
This la eertninly one of
the falr. -.t ofT.-r* that can Ik- mmte

TO THE SUMMER GIRL

It a a big Invest

It’s gulng fast.

««».........

|ta|>ers and a cop) be delivered to the
M

be of exceptional

.-nii.U- talk am-.imst ibt ;i cut.tomfr«

The Jt»y «if outdemr life is made T«mi

dead we

olullima l*e given to eaeh of the local i

lo

Fair 0«er Made by 6. E. Wait A
Son» to All Softerere From Catarrh.

lli*”h‘a»V T^viti^o n>v n’ ^
Train
r, :tu a. m
St*v ikjsUth. or ark ug<-m>.
for jiaiMlnilarh
SiialM*nf«
St Grand Rapids
|K i;»2o
II F. MixlU-1 G r A.

but

I surely iM'lieve yon have

baa been full of

J

’^OTEINBERG’S
0 Grand Opera House

prevailing

COSTS NOTHING UNLESS CURED

Grand Rapid*, Rate ai.uo,

I am very mu^lh impressed with

whole too acres,

ment.

and honor«*d,

than

a thraa foot streak of Hematite rich in

chince to buy slock.

tteaulved. That a c«»p> of theae rea

lower

WILLIAM OWEN

VlATtM

| finding so much rich ore all over th“

this ia your

life and conduct

waa l>eloved

be

We invite the tratle to visit our salesrooms tarly and

EXCURSIONS
PereMarquetts

On tbe ‘Stella.'

baa loat a valu«*«l miinaeltir and ever

jrfncendy mourn our loss

we

IN BULWER LYTTON‘8 GREAT ROMANTIC DRAMA. *

the richest ledges around here, both

reauiy friend whoae
k<kmI

Sens.
Anver*

— — . . — .. . .. -

fresh and

carpets

interest.

In gold and copper, and U gets better

We live to do good, are
are ho
honest | one of the greatest properUee In the
with sU. Forty-five yesis* «*- world."
rrience free,
free. This tnp and to- Janes 1* right. There's nothing like
perience
day only.
It. If* a sure winner
Don't mlaa the

liouefacior,

In

is

rugs and

\Vv have gone through about

last chance.

and

of

twelve feet of (he ledge, but can t tell

ly Fkther to call from our midst our

Iteatilrwl. That

quality

I and It Is getting '

beloved friend
|»orry Hannah

high

‘glance* In It, and It will run away up

If you are discouraged

and *ye can cure you, we will wait

paased by Mcinienum ptMt. (}. A

and

We have enlarged this

inspect this stock, which they will find

We took out about seven tons

how w ide it Is.

Walt A

HANNAH A LAY MERCANTILE CO^

solid at the bottom and haa a lot of
in gold.

E.

Company

“Wc finished tbc

work on MarQivtte No. 1. and it looks

unuinni „ ,„y ho,
TMCOLO acuaaic
•T . . .

d(^ of the Hon. rerry Hannah were
K.

With the

handle our prices srill be found to

On August 1. 1^. R. R. Jones, su­
ported as follows:

by S.

Drug

lean Drug Company.

ready lor inspection

department coosidcrably and the entire showing

perintendent of assessment work, re­

as depth Is gained.

foliowlDK rt»*oluilnn«

Johnvn

Distributing Agents.

Our new Ibv loc the fall icason arc now

If 3TOU are poor your treatment | along with the rich copper or«a. runs

Whereas, it has pleased unr Heaven

Hot Spring* ctoarrh curt, 60 Mfvta.

data.

beaulilul.

aen of Parry Hannah.
_^Th«

25 cents.

Lut lUport Frwn Our MIum.

I.SnHEY

drogglata.

Hot Spring* aaap. 10 cant*.

abarpa

BMMTMVERSEUDABIZOM

DI.AIDREN

all llrat-alaaa

Hot Spring* Quick Rcliaf (linlmant)

After asking the boy several i
Qurstlona

Mic by

Prices, Hot Springa tablets, $1.

Tbul also proved easy.

DO YOU WANT PRB8 CONAUL'^ATION AND CORRECT
OPINION OP YOUR CASE.

MePbaraen Peat Mourns the Leas of a

for

Far sale

A

Tbe

library alle recently decided on waa a
. gift rrom Hannah

black,

txei-mt i

Traverae City baa be«o the richer
for hi* gearroeliy In many any*.

and

^

It will be remembered that Mr.

fatker. aad la bU death Michigan bau

.

HOT SPRINGS REMEDIES

HANNAH A LAY MERCANTILE CO.. Agents.
Traveraa CHy, Mich.

'H«>n •oon figured 1

loal a uaeful and an honurabte man.—
Cadillac Menu.

***** ’

FOR SALK BY

Ladlaa. "you can Jamp
pla an It, but It will cam
^
_____
___ |
tbe keyboard hmg
W*'“»T loaked i
ovary tlma." Caiman's IElatole
Vamlah!'”to t'^WaU A teim. Traiiva ! ■»»«1 «t»rtoaaly; bo put bis Unger on t\
Citb.
’ and aekl on U, then be got down dose
to tbe piano, and after examining It
L M. HK.VNETT has movod bis jew-1 carefully replh
hno'
. 137 E Front 8U where !
**1 dVit knowa.
vi»: but I guss I
O U SI
be will be pleased to met'l bis old Ctts- |
between

pride.—IXlrolt

llaaaab

here

Blks laat year.

Joaraal.

fercefol

carnival

Nunn gave aa eatertaiomvnt fur tbc

gaa goaermliy. ba»e lo hU record of

'

street

earth.

- faatlly aad. la fart, cliUeii* of Mirhi-

a peculiar

wbHe

Btrausa began to rev iew

acta on

ni^lBS. r?**

MICHIGAN

TRAVERSE CITY.

having learned all

boib

by asking:

CK veral

esperlence with the greatt>st shows on

•ehlavaaMOt aomrlhlna la wbicb they

tbe boy

the

to tbc tahabl-

lt«u €f the aatlrc lumber regton. Tbe

maj teal

hm]

noUa.

eat putting on
swell

gaalUka, vbkh for mure ihaa half a

Mr.

j

ulcallpa from C. George Naan, at pres-

iMtoVi la aslsteaaa. aad beeaase ol

FLOUR

k b to* vail caMafly anadt aad tolad imaaea to toa weald.
kwM kara lasd or ask ooo^ cohs or wpood wkk aeaaoaiy
aad vamv Md Aald tor/irr
tos tka imaaas kamad
OtoJMda h ka^>m«.pawadto toaiaraadwillMta
llattomwkvcmiaetlTtiiuIkd. toe amba imaac* kaaL
IV ftoai for oar cakamam ina af axpssv aad astol to cvry
ws V wa caa to imoM a patiset |ok Call oa the Raaad
Oto Faaoaoe ageat, sec tba toraam aad gat aar fmvm
beak **toannto*aiid CemietL-

keyboeixl by tbe Inductive ayo-

Bam Henda Is la receipt of a comma j the

Co. was tba owat faiaoaa becaoae the

aorvlrtag ammbera erf

Coma to

Travaraa City.

lumber

' am, parkaiM that of Haaaab, Lay A

aaatary H raprc«eated

WanU ta

UNIFORM AND SATISFACTORY

6kk

nniii

fPr «Wck h« v«Md V «r^
mw, vkvp tho* ooafmd fcjr Migk
aklcwce fv wa la kla arw ai
kora PPi jUvtag •« oppori«*Hjr lo nm Tko ptoas aodNapaetocatloaa oubaUianjmmlm Fraaklto*a warka.
40T mntm U tlM tocaJItf to vklck Ud by X«aa Potam to tkls city hatra
Lady Ckaylmasnra. wko M la rkM
baaa aeeapted by tba Aatrim coaaty
h» rnm» lito kamm.
tka Alfiad Taadvkltts at Xasrpoit
A ptoMVto tha gnat Trav«n« Bvr eoart boaae eoauaUtac tor^tba coaaty thM .oaoUDac, la ^re tke year ronnd
; imlM wto»* TWtol tolvuto* aw baUdteg to be erected la BaOatro. Mr. ta Irelaad ta gacart^ vacit fat pour
W aa livoftaatfaator la tha waalU Pacaraca bad sererml oompeUtort bat
af tka atoU.tor. Haaaak prohaMy aoa waa oau Tbis boUdiag will com
UMad vara tkaa aay oUmt atogla toP.OOa.
He Is also drawiag plans for • band'
Rlcbsnl'Mrauiw. tbe wusldsn wka
VM la tka opkalMtac ol tk« aottkara
gnrtloa of ika kmar paa^ala erf sooie residence for O. D. TIgany, tbe racaatly rmlted tbis coantry. told a lit­
tle aaardote which will be appreciated
'
He aaUlarf do«a ^ Ck« »ao- banker to fieUaire.
by
amalctoBa. and prrbaiM by layi
ttoa to vkkk bit wealtb bad lu orlglu
TO PUT ON gTPtCT PAIft
J aa well.
nd
ktoiaaif vlth lu later'
----------------lie waa tMcblng hla young non tba
oaU alto tu pnrfilaaia aad lla prwpar
C. Oaarpa Nunn

BEST

die great ps:

ka tka kvt paid towyar
kk lacaaas ktow abato toSMIOb yearly.
PrafraBBT Atoert towytki wfU aoarrb
to Fra
aaoa tor kMkmti,
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Doors ui>en at 7:30.

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aiwk mal BM ffMB aMtotoi ta tka Mmr
aai dMa etoamii. tokgM titop
OMT
la Hmt Wi«|i>lia> bm waai tB tftow ap tka kanay late
aai Itet tUi kM«« to also lk* Urt*- grape «W tka vteapaii paaffto «w^
fiaaa ^ JaMpk R Watate
Maoa.
Rtok^ toko to tka olM pnaS4aaitol
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Hffi.aei'gga-Jg-Tga
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: aa kW fof « \wtmr kwildtoffl dealgaed for two dwtatega. owe to ae>
[jraMV (be sraamd Aoor aad tbe atker
tkeaacnad. Oomplatoaat etokaad that
tbla atrpekare waa florbldden by the
ta tke affaeta «d
ahore reatrletloa aad brought aalt to
la aa accloa apalaar a tatoffraph
waalkar, and
i
raatrmia ita eraetkm. HeU that the
Witol 11 y for damagea for foBkre to
fkaa tka----term “tar coe dw^iag home** masi
pmaMwly dettVer a telegram aaBouacI at katon-are aklppad imtag Aw
be caaatnaed to bmbb a boaae ptoaa^
lag ika acrioMB lltneea <i the adaad decided for a alagie dwelUag. and
draaaaPk wife. M appeared that the
(bat a dacyeo xaatrajMng tbe erection
toeaaage waa acat la care St n prraoa
at tbe flat bandit ooBlemplai^'d by
affly afflaaad kaa aara ahto la oaiar tkat
Harris rt.
kar ktwckar^ VarM tolgkt be baaled.
like receirlag operator took R ag the
Taaak.Oowaa ptappad toto a toaabole Wire ma K. T. Baatea. Tbe traasmit•Dad toitb baU|i« water at tbe Orani Mag operator tcetMtod that tbe meaA t(*UB aad wagon appraarbed a
Traafc iepM. Maeak U. inrtag tbe aage waa tranamltted as received by
•ooia. Ula mbbiw boot waa tiled witb kka fram the aeadcr. that tlu.‘ ieltv track oecapled by d^eodaaCa atreei
bottag water aai tke tod waa aavtrw- ffrapkle charaMm'aeeeiuary to lad!^ car line, when a car aka about saO
feet
dtotaat. Wbea the boraea were
inmd. Tke akla kaa neve
ante tba letters *1C** nnd If ara t n
oa tbe track tbe car waa atilt about
over tke karm aai tke ioctora
Mealy dtoeimUar. aad that there to no
eoaclaakm tkat a akto-graruag ptoaUaiity la the aound of the two Ic* forty feet away. Tbe tar struck tbe
aperatloa waa aeceatary. aa tke koy here aa tba kaya. Tbe receiving opt-ra- wheels of the wagon, and tbe car wax
aaffered toteaar agony every time kla tnr teatlAad that, bad the message running fast down a slight gnole. In
leg waa dram i d. Hla alaier, a girl ad kaen sfat **H.** a careful operator aa aclkm by a pa*s«-ag.vr 00 the ear
IJ^yeart. offered Aeraelf. aad the oper* ■kaald kare received li *'il:“ that tbe to recover fur Injuries. Held that the
atloTwaa performed. It look an boar latlin -H- and “K** are radically dlf Begligcnc4' of (he mutocmaa was a
Bad forty mlaatea. darlag which ttoae fereat. and that there ahould bavt qu«-sii<Hi for the Jury, and tbe court
tbe bay aad girl ware atrapped aide by been no aUatake. It also' appeari-d <?TTed In directing a verdict for de­
Bide OB tha opermtlac Uhle aader aa- tkat H. T.*Baatoa was a well-known fendant Thurston vs, ivirult ruUed
aeatballoa. Thla ta the irat time tbla pfiaaa Umn. aad tkat. had the mtw- Railway. 11 D. J.. N. “W (Mich.)
lnnkaepara~>Llcn of Innkeeper.
operatioa haa ever h«ea perfonaed
aage been delivered promptly on (be
Ilalntiff's agent reglBtert-il at de­
Battle Creek aad the doolora aay It to day of Its tratumlasioB. plaintiff nmid
fendant's hot«-l where- he remained
llkeir to prove a great
and would have reached home in linir
A ceaiala well-kaowa Three Rivera to have vlew«-«l the n*malnH of his wife thiriv iwi> days- There was no
baslaena maa waa engaged la mowing before bnriai. Held that such evi eonirael or arrangemctit as li» the
hla lawn when ke obaerved hi tke denct tended to show negligence of price for his acrommudatioa* or the
length of time be should stay. After
afreet directly oppoalte hla bouse
defendant in Ibe (ramimissiun or nw*.-- given
caavaa-covored wagoa of the prairie edpt of the roossagr-'nnd plaintiff was hi- remaiiUHl one week
achooaer type, evidently j^npled by eatltlfid to recover. /Wt^tern l^nkm the same w«-ekly rate which was
charged to other guest* While at tlic
amvera. aad at the rear of the• wagon
t
Telegraph company va. Hamlltoa. «I hotel the agCjit left with defatvdani a
twy Bcrawny-appeariag
S. W. H>S2 (Tesa«».
book and s«iroe picture?. pr«.p.-rt> of
hittted. Thtaklog that the grass
Partnarahip-Fraud of Fartn^r.
plaintiff, but which defeudsnt unde:
mowa6 from tke lawn might be rel4 partner frandulentJy and w ithout 1
the Imllviilual projK-rty of
Ishod by tbe boraea. he gathered up
authority or conshh-raUun accep'od
baalcetful aad carried It over to tbe less sum than was due in complete the agent, and which saiil projK-rtv
poor anlmala. Impelled by curtoelty. satisfaction of service* renden-d by. was lawfully in th-- istsst-Ssruu of lh<agent.
IK-fendanl
sought to rwUiii
tbe gentleman lifted up the canvas the Arm for defendant, and dc|»o«lt«Hl a
flap at tbe rear of tbe wagon and took hgtf of the amount recelvi-d in a l»auk this prtiperiy for the unpaid t>ltl of the
a peek laalde. Imagine hla astonish-J -fi» tiM- m>»lU of the other iiartiu-r. ami agent for keep and accotunuMtaiinti.
OM-nt when he looked aqunrely fnio the thereafter the firm suctl t«> r.-cover fur and plaintiff rc^ilevusl the .same. llt-Id
face of bto former wife, whom he had the M«rvires. Held that liefendant was that dibndant had a Men on the pr«ip
♦•rty for the amount due for the k**t p
divorced In Illlimis aeveateea years entitled to a cn^lii (or the *1401 itaid
Ing and aeeommtKlsilon «»f ih«- gue?t
ago. never having beard of or aeea the iiarintr. who -was not entitled
her Blare. 8be and her preaent hua- rocover anything, and that the other and ha<l the right to n-taiii the pn»p
«-rty until same wb.h paid. U 1.. i*t»lk
hand and their rhiidren had Bold tbetr liartner was entitled to half of the
A Co. VK. MeU-nbaeker. II 1> I. N t:f»
(arm In central IlllB*da aad wv*w four malnder of the de.j>l. llusby v«. UtsikK.
(MIeh.t
aeylng in thla primitive way to Jola 81 S. W. 105C (Ark.)
frienda in New York atate. They did
D—da - DaHvwfy.
“LOST BOY“!!! know that the Tonaer huakaad
Plainllff. prior to bis last marrisKc.
Tonight at th* Church of Christ
Uvnd la Three Rivera aad had merely amde c<Ttaln cU-e^js to hi* chlldr»-n and
PROF R. R. LLOYD
happened to make their aoonday atop, grandchlldn-n, intending tt» retain p4*
in (rant of his house.
session therc«»f nntll such time a* h.- Will deliver hic famous lecture on
•THE LOST BOY.'
Bditlng a newspaper Is a nlc** thing,
(It to d«'livt r them In the disiribii
No admission. A silver offering v
we publish j«>k(‘s. pMiple aay w'c ar<‘ tlon id his i-stalc Daring divorct- in-u
ratth hralni-d. If we don l. we are old „,^ungs he plai^-d < ertain d*i-d* in be received. Quartet will sing.

. toaOa ta a«ea tkfoaglMiat Ototalaad**
tool aiariatotoatioa. la vfetok tk» pal­
let or vlelara aai apoNa «aa aa rlpot^
oaatf aafacoai. Oa Saaiajr. to tkat
little 4a«ra of m paepto. kMiaa a«ap
T----- f tka
af coatral Naar
Hatopaktni. Oaa. Itoekator a^ kto aa<
Ufa BtlUtaiT ataP waleoaia^ aafraaliaat gafatoad u> ht*
Oaaaar toaaiwtek hi lowtai oa tka
aaaU aMa of Ml. Waaklagtaa aai to
tvalra aiHaa frooi a railway atatlaa.
It to. ao ioakt. aae ciT tke aaMt plo
tafwaaaa apou ta tka New Bactoai
aiataa. ovarloohtaa. aa H 4aaa. tka
baaottfiu lakn d Baqaato aai WlaalIMMakee The ptaae U a rmrr para
dtoe la iu |>«acw aai raBtfalBaaa. II
la kare a UtUa itotaaca ftaai tka
Bborea of laka Wlaalaaaaakaa. atoU
Ike veriaatooearai "Wooalala alopai
aai Ike wood! i^krki-Prealdaat Clavelaai aad. faailly kave eaukllakai
ibeaMelToa for tka aaaiaMr. Tkey oecapy a typical New iDaglaai fana
kouae. wkkk waa balH la 17M by toilaa
rrya. a tkoroailHiolot Qaakar.
ataada oa a fine hetski tkat looka out
00 tke whole Saaiwlck raape of
talaa aa well aa ojioa ibe Qaalpem.
Fry« died la 1M7 aai la burtod
Bdar~lbe bouae. The place to
oaraed by Amy L. Boydra. of Beverly.
Maaa.. a oouain of Mra. Oevelaad. and
Kreat'praaddaiiBkter of BUaa Frye. Uu?
oriplaal builder and owner. The bouae
ad wHboul
ckaaclng lu ortclnal abape.
Tkla la **boa»e roailas** werdi In Marakall and the riiy la entertaluing many
oM realdeata.
The Humor Vlietle rnuai be proaper
lam A lot baa b^ purebaaed uptia
tow^ a brick block will bi< erveied fot
an oSoe.
Bauie CVeek baa aeveral large' porka
• aai BOW pmpiwea to eatabltah amaller
. oaea la varluoa ppm of the city; calk
' lag Uev *‘parkh»u."
. Much to the diaguat of tbe clllxena
‘ of Holly, the aiate eenaua ahowa an
larranae of ten in the vlUage'a popolation In tbe ppat fouy yoara.
^
MantliaU poiwra oomplain tkat thej
baHooa'aaoeoaloaa there-are no| Iniereating beeawie tbe parachute of leu
falla to open and the aeronaut (alia
too rapidly.
The firm of Armour A 8«nm of Chi­ fiw*ll*. If we publish original ftiatien..l„min.ver*> In the. hand* of deiend
Suicide Prevented.
they say we donl give them seloc- ants, two of hi-i grandehiMren.
cago la aeiidlug repreaentativea Into
The tstarillng ttnuoum-i tii. ut ll»a' a
glw* them Meleetioo* they wi-re the graiiiei-K therein, with
Michigan to engage aUilleil marlilnlata
previ-miv.- of *ua-iile hml Ih-cu i!i-i-iv
loo lary to WTlle. If We exprv*** agriH-ment that tbe tl
••reiJ will luli-ix-Kt iiiuuy A run <I-omi
and prlntf'm to tMH'onu* furt'nien In tbe
HVMeiii.
or
lb >|MM)ni)enry liivarial.lv
don’t go to church we are healheiia. If | wc-rv nol to bi- re;-<irditl. t.iii *, iv t..
. comnany'a eatablUbment.
byp«*crlle«. If wejiH. |„.|d b> ilietu for h.in and Ik- r. pri-it-dv r^tii-iili- and Miiiu-ihiug ha-^
Battle Ci^fek repreaentativea «»f llie
lu-vu loiin.l that will pn v.ui ih»t con
to him whenever 1 her.-after dilion wlil.-h muki-v
Mloblgan deitarimeni of the fkma of «tay in the ofllre. we ought to be out |
lii.<‘lv At
Hu- ;ir?l thought of M II vl. «iru. ;loii
Vetermna are In lluaion making an ef ItK.kIng for new* Item*. If we go ««l jlhalr return *hoiibl U- deiuaiul.-.l D
howev-r. had the i|e.-,|* re lake KKr'Lic lMil« n« It bi-ing gn-at
fort to -get the nathMial oRIrea of (he then we are not attending to bu*lne-i*. j
rloihe*. they laugh at «>rdisl and the tronhl - lM-iv.,-en idaln: toliitLJVdd m-rviue will Mri-ligihiU th.order locaUHl in Hattie ('rtHdi.
If we wear good rJolhiw. then we Iff and his wife having iu-i'n aniieald.v nerve* and build up the sy*|. m I. ^
Fidlowitig a well eMialdiali«<<l pr«'C'«»dalMi a great .'^t.-mai h. IJver and Ki-I
ent. the Richland hank niftM’ra who rt'- have a pull. Now. what art' we to do? mIiUhI. he deuiaude.1 a return of the ney regulator. tUiiy r.ue Sat infu'-tl-m
c«*ntly tukcaped fmni Jarkaon pHaoo Just a* likely a* nut someone-W ill sa> rteeitH. which was refuM-il. Meld that gusranteiil by JoIiiisoii'k |)r«ig Jilor-wr stole Ibis from an exchange. So such fails did not *-*lahlish a delivery and K. 11. Meads DruggfM*.
ore maklpg a tour 4if the atate and
c did. Hut It ia a giMw] thing, ao posh of the de.-ds to defendant* Kufhcient to
have already lan-n w*«‘n In aev««n or
along -llarlHir Hearh Time*.
title to the pniperty conveyed.
eight jrldely ae|uirated vlllagea. aim
A naughty Marshall >oang*ier re Huim VL. Stewart. K1 S. W. le!*l <M«» t
WJw-n -Sk-:
\e.. I.ilids of \--v.-«i).V
iiltanetMuly.
was delt.iiiii'. l:i-4 r«--«dulioii l.« ..inn-\
Deeda Building* ReatHctiona.
NIU*a la Iwlng sllmvl to the iMiilnm c«*mly evaded piinlahnieni at thr
<*Uli;l lie
di nil..Ill .lily
Complainant and U< fondivni
fottdivni
by an anti butery mniaile. Hlarieil by hands of his mother by crawling umVt-r
“■|hi- ;irgMlli.-| I Mil! 1-li.
.-V «H >
(lie
iiarn.
whenshe
could
rea<
h
j
ow
ner*
of
lots
on
NV.HKilahd
avemie
in
Rev. A. T. I*Vrgua«iu, |taat«ir of the
Mnlhodtat church. An cITurt la being him. HU fathvT arrived home iwam jthe rUv of ivtroit The e^nveyamt*
111- M-tit ili-vv II (o; tin- trims, ript of
made to aell an aulonnddW* by raffle, iht-realier and. when Informed of the ^ through which U.th tcK.k^ title cun h»K s|^•lK-l| ‘I lie v.-iiiii; v\.. <iii.! M|. and tbe paator aaya (hat (be raffle state of affair*. erawUil on his hand* , tained the n**irlelion that they will WTiter wIm* t Ilk t*i.- diii.vlliiii of the
rouat atop or be will call upon Ibe and kniMi* in sean-h of his son and : ooi occupy said pn-mls.-s except for *loiii»gr:i|iliei I loin lie- ptKaiograpli t ail
proaccuting attorney to make wholc- heir The lad had fallen asleep in a ‘ one dwelling house to i-ach lot. A made li;
"Tin* argunii-nt fiinii<lu-s |.» r-r> Liuil
aale arreata of all partbn lniere»tet|. far corner of the ham basement and ! similar restricthm was placed In tbe of fiKsl Dial elepliauis eat
Parmera In the vicinity of Hatlly when Bwakenv-d by hts father ex- ciuiveyancv* of the property owned by
“I ij.nil.t." land Fi-gnlor Hale, wli.-u
clalmi-d. **lk she after you. too. |va|ia?*'j other |H.r*uns ou said avenue. IK
(>€H*k are franllc iMvauae they
1»c hetnl It. "If evi-M ele|d)anl* «-ould
An
insurance
agent
aolieited
an
Alle
fendunt planm-d and slartvxl > hull.l digest
I'.oston Cost,
not ubUlQ auQrleut help (o.harveat
their croiMi and they talk of making gan man for Insurance. “I don't be^
a raid on the lake n>»orta In (hat vi- lieve io leaving a hunch of money for
my
wife
and
some
other
lolH-lcr
to
rlnlty. where there are plenty of ablcIhmIUh] men loaftitg aUmt. f*»r the pur- s|U-ad.*' refdled the solicited maa. “My
iKwe of ImpraoBlng them tnio aervlcc. comivany pays sulcUles,** replied tbe|
A project la on hiot to run a pipe agent, “and 1 would advise you to take I
k |sdlcy lu my company and (hen
line frv»m Marine City through Algi»
uac to the Fiata to aupplv cnial gas to go and shiHvl yourself, so your Wife
marry a >leceni man.**
the people Wlong the ftuHe. Marine
war veieran of Cnion City re­
dty iMHtple claim that a (ranchlae for
Marine City baa already b»«en socurt* 1 ceived a silver half dollar the-other
and «»ne h)r Algoaac U Udng a..ught day with which he wonld not part (or
afler. A man by the name t»f Shlrea hundreds of dollars. IKIille fighting
Code flam's liattle* In the south In
la at the head of the acheme
IRCr he rec4'lved a half-dollar with the|
A farmer near Diamondale
of bis cash fur aervicea.' It being '
toara with kU wife to do aonie trading.
On tbe -way home he (bought he had the only silver pK-ce in the payment'
be carved hia initials aad tbe number I
forguttea aomethlug. Jle went
Thto Coffee to a special Mend o( tha
of
hi*
regiment thereon and la a fow
every Item In hla ntrte bool. ch.-ckeJ
beat South Amcricatii Wocha bumI
(bem off, and aaw tkat he had made days atient it. FVir n»orr than 40 year*
Java aad to aetoctad by ocr special
all of tbe pnrekaaea he had Intended. Ihu piece of atlviT baa been going oa
Aa he drova OB tka feeling that aonH»- lu mtsshia of paying debts aatn it
thing wati mlaalag recurred again and again rrmebed tbe haada of tbe vetIt ia ahaoat aoedless to atate
again. Once more ke went over hla
—maTfflffuuitffi
memoranda and foond oo* omiaaloa. that tbe coin has now been withdrawn
He reached borne a paaaled man nnd fniai clrcatotloB aad that It la one at
tbe
oM
aohUeCa
aaust
valued
paoaeahla dnugfhter came out d( tbe bonao
to greet him and with avrpHae In ataaa.

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MISCELLANCOUA

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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

C. O. CARVER
We can astwnixh you at th*
handsome gifts we ars sell­
ing for 11.oa

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'RASTALL, tbe Jeweler.

PRICES REASONABLE
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both phuMi

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Stuts, Baia, toil, Pmitlns,
We arw rvow taking orowre for
ttvw oeietM-atMS

J. M. FELL,

IL 6. BRYAm,

KaC'V'SWONC

,COMMISSION BROKER.

I'M TALKING YET
LEST YOU forget:
Ellta. Grand Rapid a.
Official Market Quotations
vale wire, diiact from
York and jChkaga
Abaolnte aecurity.

That the Hot Springs, mediclnea
have cured THOUSANDS IN TRAV*

Sir-

SEALED PRBPOSAIS

ERSE CITY. They can cure you. Fer
sale by all first class druggists.

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Staled projiosai* v^ill be n.-cclved by
the board of t-ducatljun of the city off
Traversi- City. Michigan, until 7 3" i
p. m. vJD August 2!^ limt. and then
opened for the following work on the
l-VJiTh ward school | building <if sail
eity. bids to 1.-*- on the following pruiw}
sition. viz:
Plumbing and dralaage.
Steam beating and yentilatioa.
A cerlifled cheek fur 5 iK-r
of
the amonat to acrom^ny each bid.
ject any or all blda.
Plan* aad fiH-rlflc|Mik)as may be
bad at tbe offlee of uje archUect, Jens
a Petersen, or the dlty clerk In the
Traverse City Slate Uaak bulldlag.

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TSAVEME mr UICK CO.

EAST END

CASH CROGERY

. 812 EAST PBOWT8T.

MiR MMtKS
NnaMEtes
AT LOWEST PRICES
WM.HOPKir^PROP.

Gypsim Wall
Plaster Gaels

PUateriag materid. Gypturn Wall Plaster of all
kind*, an prepared kad
piaianued viUi jakes
right

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TftAVMK CITY. mCHIOAN. TMU«*OAV. AUeuCT m ttM.

of tta Mlwiwri dtworratir tata
■iitao. i«ota Ota tta tygmal
jgnta aad M frs«Mtaly tataa for
vko MewUr dM mt
P», i*- a ww of eta alotk;^^M temt kta.
while la a autapt pan of tta atau.
t® • fW she
inppad tor dIaMr at a famhwne.
• Mft vo7i«c ud iBaeM fMwWirf •
rnrf- iMw «te M dM. Tke HM host had ao doahl wkatover that
WBlji—t of tk®lort«w U Ml« J«m1«
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i: bwirr of tUWM. W. *•
tk* tkn «at
B. The coloinl pot his hand to Us
doctor of lonMr 4«ic» Ompovt af
ktei (ftjr. him Wkm tad mij emt cor aad said: *‘Bstase aw. mj frtead.
I'M ao d------ deaf today 1 cu
rolaUrc. • taottar. orttk vtaa »ta
<diM dteMTOod m kto Mdo of IH- hardly hear aatoas >wa talk la a load
r The teftoer*s wife kurrtsdly
las. Sk« leavM flOjMd ta cnta for
kta MJm mow tad Min Orosory pot la. -He wanted to tatow whether
The sweet, pufa^trath «f tta^ata ia
mr Barope lopaikdr aad tke yqp lake creaai la year coSce.togrftiTr of taooc&e aad 1
vlakta to uta tkc pin to
A OAINJV BfttAKFAtT
bcastifal.
y%|]ad«ipkla vltk tar ao a eowpaalM
WsB serrodL Is half the aatlag. This
aad taifoaa.. Mlw Orcponr'a Catkw ra^
sweetest aad best tofloeaen to bmr oa
la Itself Is reepoaslble for half tta the Mdqect of her mstcxtifcj.
fwod to pcrailt H. tal. allowed kM
popolarlty of Tta Little Tavern, aadcr
To mUm pafai Mod makt tmj tlmt
daapktor to awke freqaeat visits to
wbea fitois bora agrnia.
tta saaapeaMat of Btoodpood. fhrrow
MIsa Mllw.
A Darldaoa. Mf Praat St Bat tkla ts
WkOa K. J. ftaHI of PoUdan, N. T..
not alL They are always opea. al­
waa IradlBf watckw wWi a
ways ready to aenre the pohlle, aad
ana at his Ituatar oanp tke other
for short ordsr work eaal he boat Try
Bight the dogs tahlBd the koaae set
them oa Maceabee day aad get a tae
up a toad harking. Soell wnit
Investigate and discovered an anlnva) dianer for ZU,
HIM Uarj J. HUM. «ko UBMm4

igr tarmltklv maaamr «o

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h.F.Lgataer.J«taAWm.
Ctotor. H. Whltto*. Ota. Itatr. Jaa.
Ilmtkto. B. WBkalm. adm, Witoeta
A Bartak Oo., B. & aad Jata WBM
gm, A. QraOldr Ptoar Wankay*.
MAria Frindrtek oaL. A. V.
A miL Oomalaa oauJ*aopiaa Bavtegi Bkak. A. LafM
BoaaaChaL Takla ffiodar. J. .
P. Kjaalka. Oty of Tiavetaa Chy.
Caiflwan A lioadoa. Wm. HooHtaa J
A Moore aaC. E. F. Pmia. John

P. Baaaey. J. W-jaaMik. M. Haaiaiar.
M. niaadaaalag.!H. B. CrataA tkoa.
Kroapa. Jcaala 4aMtk. W. J. Walina.
Ftaak BabaL A B. tfatya aaU fkaak
PaaaaftL 1. C. Hktow Ftad Maahars. Fted Orlte. Ftaak Aakum aaU
F. B. Bare. Chaa. IriaA ias. H. Lataa.
Mary KaigkL Mflry a Dokay. Batk
Baadaler. Jr.. L. 3. Paltoar. Wm. MeOtaaM. H. C. Bmttk. Ota Oata«.
Wm. Ncaaoa. C. Oarmalas aau
Oaoke. Mrs. Wm. L. Oaataa. Jaaaie
Smith, a J. diver csl. Ltala Boama.

MSlicnUm..

a a ttaasML Naia Olaaaa. Aadrav
Aakais. Ctaa. Jahaaaa. Ota Mtar. C.
Tnmalai Faigham MCg.
Safldlar. Opm W. Irnl. A W. WIkBaa.
A Wrlai^liltB. Laflaaek KMa. Mr
r1aaBmltk.JaMaaBtatart.ana.BvaretL W. rkampatab Wm. a Kakpa

Ptori SaMtk. Ptad Hawkan. J. W.

A A Vogle. A Trata. J. U.
MeCmek. Ota Savage. DavM Doae.
Ftoak Vmlor. Mra. A WelA Netam
Covey. Joa.
mam, Mn. A GaaipW. a Fome, Mrs.
belL Fred :
HF
Joha Fbote.
Cote.
IWABL McOtiOU !
WtlUa Wltkop. Chaa. Berlla. WIU MlBdarlag. Ge<x Jamesoa. W W'. BaMtk.
A C- Lake. H. A Davis,
Rotacta.
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Wm. Beitaer. Joe. Jacques. A J. J
Touker. Etta Cal. Mrs S. A. Miller. H.
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July l
aei.. Froat Broa.. Peter Boatrem. O. C
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Joha reUa, J. a Neiaoa, F. Fnrtsch WY Smith. W. U Brown. Helen Wade.
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ieat-. KBs. Kelti
J Backer. Jos. Spencer. EUa L. Fowle Leach. C. Pybus eft., a Pybos eat..
Swedish Chnrch. Isaac Hatch. C. Rese*L. H. WlschaewskL Aogust Beitaer. Cameron, Imogeor Moatagne. M.
ABBle Germaine. H. 8. Barg«tt. Jcu.,Keith. Peter Miller. Bd Franklin. ¥T. Igoal. Noah Conturier. Antooy Obert.
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Bmt
Trombley. I. 0. Winnie, F. a Lahym. G. Fuller. A. W. MtUllps. A. Sheffer. a
Germaine Bros., H. R Campbell eaU Morse, a Hosie Wm ^llow. Wm.
Vic C. Palmer. A. a Wilson. Mrs. i Holdswortk. W H. Walker. O. M.
lykL BBTAM
IBkAM AMD UMUjCf^mta
UIAOT ^Oreta^tonwWrighL W’. H. Bdmoads. G. A. Smith.! Morse. Chas. McKinch. F. a Good GreUlck. Carey Courson. W. W. Fair ’ |yAL
F L- Ranaom. Ellea Holdsworth. ricA a Pierce. Sarah J. Miller. Chase child. Mrs. P A. Glllls. Than. ArmA
Frank Sbumski A. Langworthy. Lurin ; Allen. Archie Ostrander. John Drew. straag. Bert Green. B. T. Evans. 1M™ '
Roberu Chas. Kroapa. W. C. HulL
(ParpenUmM*. 0«r Cams
Hua Brace Garwlck. Ell Weston. C. A F C. Muncy. Anna Tay. lor. Bert Cs
!
s n.i,.,
i. J.
Baker. ; Kapnlck. A. Wledoeft. Jacob Eller. W. ter, Sar^ Ganes.
Faxon. Roee ;
■W. Beading. Chase Trom. M. J. Sals- PletU M. Barker.
arker. J. M. Henderson. R.
bury. a H. Salsbary. C. J. Tompkins. J. Hamlin. M. B. Puldiipher, O. SunJ. a HalU Wm
Y
RichArv.lla Gardner. Chas. Prochaxka. C. stedt. Hamll
Ctoble. John Kerns. IL
helm
U Carter. C. Brownell. Isaac MUlef. ard. J
ipner, E Barber. Harry Carr,
:erealed ia the laying of lat- Mrs. M. A Murrey. Ella Hoaghtoa. Kempn
district Na I. he- Wm.
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Moss. Wm liavls. C. A. Crawintersection of Board-, ford esi,. a J. Morgan, M. ^W’lnnle. O.
streeU. run c. Muffatt. M. a Blckle.
Illckle. Nye Jordan.
J.
rtlox, become supple aad elastic from iu man river and Wellington
I* elll
Ding south on Wellington street and h. m. craln. Wm FetteHy. Ada M. MU
ooDtinuea appltcat^.
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en hYont and Sute jpr. A Mercer. W’. H. Darrow. C. L.
between
alley
All fibres in the abdominal lepon win
_______ T.
_ D. McManus. Arthur Orel
tespood readily to the ex|WDding coecr Btre<-t to Pine street aa bereloforv c.relllck.
Uok. hYank VeUruha. John Cadbam. I
containing the embryo if fioCkar’aPrlcad adojitwl by the rouncllil of Traverse uri..
David Dokey. Clara Boudrau. A W. 1 BwtoMsUBiaxIhmmf.
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K Rout. J a Root
is anrUied externaUv during pregnancy. Cfty. Michigan, lake notice:
GrvUIck. Mrs. N. Urellick Eet.. Maggie i
Thai the roll
Of all reliable
per bottle.
Rlisble drv^rts
diT^psts |i .oo jSerkood!’*
Phelps. H Day. W. 8. Johnson. J
ment herelofoijre 1
'|gL0 BiaUlATM CAAriAaTAgA assessors for the
puriKsse
defraying |£ Co.. H. C. Davis. Edwin Pratt. Markham. N. Lucas. Susan Ba
\
hlch the «
tliat luirl
part of t’
Q. A. Herk- Van Wagner. F. 8 Price. Tom I
C Thomp-wn.
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Cl, leclde .h.»,a be b.«c .cd p.,d
i. R. houiM-. James Swaney. J. W. Flldehm. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -—.
by sjK-clal sssessment for
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laying jierkuer. W.
Gannett................a------S. WrlghU
uf a sewer In district No. 1. U-gtnnlng „
Skelcher. M. B. Hunthe Intenujcikin of Boardman river ^^.rford. lYank Zetllck. N. Rogers. B. Ison. Geo. Smith. W. 8 hYench. J. M.: —- - - - - - - :- - - - - - - - - - - - Under Rinea and Evergreen Two Pop­
U Wellington strev-t. running aouH-. Bd-iknap. 15. Silsby. A Larson. Jos.
larlotte
ular Young People Took the Vows
Weill
•” lllngton strv-et and wevt on alley La„,^r t-^as Rankil. Mike DIeboli.
irley. Eilj
I Hahsbetweei■n Front and State street to
puchetK-k. Chas Cole. M. A N. E.
That Made Them 0r»«.
d. M. Huess.
Hu,
lord.
A. Bowman. C. H. Bar
ireet. is now on file In my oIBce
^relliek i
Pine street.
r public lns{>ectton.
sll fier-ums interested In the laying u retl, John GrafmiUer. Alma SUcklln
A very pretty wedding «*remony
Holss. ValomslelA Wm. Selkirk
Notice Is also hereby gl
Selkirk.
p422i2SJS2:;^&ft23V2S
sewer on North I’nion street. Bay Jacob
- assessors «l tne
Randolph Birt'et.
took place last evening at k -io at the
Division C. L. Gage. W’. U Thomas,
lark. H. Blackman.
w-m meet at the
home of Mr. ami Mrs. H. Cunningham, I city of Traverse City wm
Monroe. \s*i
Madi
■arker. N. Harrington.
East
Eighth
street
thowUklng
the
I
^’^ncll
rooms
In
said
city
on
August
Randolph
■
eel
fl
East Eighth street, thow- toeing me ^
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Gifford. W^m. Lanka, Robt. Dew
Bay stntM to allt-y between Cedar [.r. H.
R. Yalomstein, J. Steinberg. D. A
sacred vows being their daughter. i
assessment roll, at which llm*- and Spruce
Spruce streets,
streets, thence
thence to
to alley
all
Stearns.
Geo. A. 1
MLs Irma Cunningham, and Buraev j and pjace uportunliy will be glxen all
' mui%mod
Elm wood avenue
pveum to Madlaon randall. Jane
Steams, Mrs. jJ OmTKOP»A-rMV
Reynolds.
The lu-sutlful and Im :
Bryant. Geo. Wright.'
Dated tbU 5tb day of AugufC
*Tif
aiT'illchl^'.
pn-ssive ring rererouny wsimsed. Rev I
A O. Bryant, l-Yed l^ls. Chsju Bn j
ant. W. C. IX
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iVpew.
J. Reynolds. A. L.
‘
“c"y aer^ "Thiirthe roll for the special
W. T. Woodhouse of the Bu|»tl»t ••^4141
specli assessAlma Larson, Clinton Olds. 1
church l»elng the official Ing minister
hen-tofore made by the board of BannetL
t. Moore. A
The bride, who wras charming In a
Sewer Assessment—Second assessors
Ing
that
white Persian lawn dress and carrying
ward
,,
.
wsro.
council diTidt-d•
a bouquet of white carnations relieved
To Hannah A l-ay Co. Northern
t.y »,H-clal 1
by the green of ferns, was attended by Mich Trans. Co.. J C. Morgan. Hsn
sewer
street, p ,,
|U W„Ab.,
BIO... Nonbrup. Cb... I
I SOHAf teUMKE
it. Alii
Ellsworth. J. Armstrong. Geo. Ixiuck.'
and carried marguerites, while
I starch Co.. A. W Klckar.l. Standani
j^^m Bay «rv-<-t to alley
flltalM Hoto. Tmrw Cl^.
H.
L
h'lsh.
C.
M.
Hager. W. H. Davis,
iam Smith was the bt-*t man.
; Oil Co.. Carl I'lonski. A. Frit,ing. AI twtM*n Cedar and Spruci- str«
Clapp. I/ewls IX*alIy. Tho*
a p. cAftvEfi A ma
The wedding m-njmony
thence to alley wt-gt of Elmwtn>d
[*4-njmon: look pln*'*’ **’’‘*^
Harry IK-an. T. A Bent
llasch*-. Albert Garlw.
Mad iron street 1
f pliu-.-i a
|K-ctlon
Mr.Vtff. T. i. Nlchohum. A.
i that the
r assessors of the
L. U A. MIILOiMC
iverae.
P. H. Bare. O. Meade, a C. Stflaa.
Lacy Broem. A. M. SacketL J. a Ilavlaoa. W- OreCIck aat, J. w. Milllkea.: laad ecu C. L. Carter. W. O. Fbote. JeaP. Hamlltoa. a McNamara. Saxum
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Tier

gtfssftiS* “-•’'“isisr

Beckutiful Tlioi&ipkta

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Mothet^s Friend

priatsg around . In the darkness,
acneladed that the camp pig had again
i MWpfd and after considerable bard
wort succeeded In putting the beast
. la the pen. When he went
MXt day to see If the porker was ail
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right he was astonished to find that

THCSrt AN OLD tAYINQ
That If yon keep a thing for seven
years, yon will And some use for It.
This is not applicable to hats, especislly now-a-dsys. All the lace, fancy
straws, trlnmed and untrlmnied hnls

"hTlii M«>'. biTk “ "■«

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gS2=vri.‘ni.«ai-&S^

lU. pen. 8n..ll ... r. ,h„ ISl
8«, ■.HUmrlr b. »t.en .«)
beers are as thick as horklebenies In ' this w«-«*k. to make some ooc hsppy,
as well ss to make room for fall stock.
tiiSt serlon. The law forbids that ihev
Don’t miss the opponnalty.
be shot at the preM<nl
New
York 8»n
THAT PECULIAR STYLE
'when Miss Madia Oann. of Hidalgo,
Found In the new fall hau Is becom
lit. received s inter fnmi a memln-r
ing to all. and while yon are looking
Of tta army meUlral cori» starttimd at
for Just the style to suit you. Inspect
Pfovldtnr«*. R. I., as a result of her
the beautiful assortment of dainty
father Jokingly writing her name on
flowers and trimmings, going at ai
an egg In a shipment, and the letter
price, at Misa llcK>k’s. 141 i-'ront St.
led to a corretpfmdenee ahlch lt to be
followed by a visit from the army
_ JDELICIOU8 TO THE END.
mao. her cousin. Lulu Ihtnn. tied a slip
That's what the Uttle Weaver’s arc.
of.paper bearing her address to a stick
as they are made of stock wholly dlfof dynamite at the powder mill ntwr
fert-nt from the coarse and flavorless
her h«im4'. Tlie explosive brougiit s
cigars so ofti-n found. In non union
letter from a man In Mississippi,
made goods. Even the end li
whose name Is kept sern-t. but It Is j
good to throw away. Try one
Hkelr that aUmt the time the army
for youmolf. R. W. Weaver.
twyii comes from the Atlantic coast
the otlp^ roan will come from the gulf
Quickens the blood, rounds
to make a visit to Hldsip*
form, lifts the brsin and body from
William rrowell Brown was erushed
weakness to power. That’s what Hol­
to death In the yards of the IWuime
lister’s Rocky Mountain Tea does,
Bchrysmscr Oil company In Front
cents. Tea or Tableta. Johnson Drug
■itjkct. BlltalK-th, N. J.. the oth*T aft(^=^n by a shifting engine and train.
The bo) had reecived money from hiMrs. C. E. Perry. Bloomingtonmotbet- to go to a miijjnee. but ha.'
After years of suffering w llh headache
gone to play aUmt the lars. He was
Suik,nK.''cbS.'
ami stomach troubles. I was complete­ or ManLrtoe plr.y*-d Men*lel..-ohnY
F R K Co.. Ca.dw;., A TnTl^^r^rs
warned by a brakeman.J but laughed,
Browning. Anson liaunaford. '
„He„,.n».nt roll, at which time
ly cur«M with Hollister’s Rocky Moun­ wedding march during the pro*M-ssi«>u i,„ii,!nn. VeticH Sl**der. Joseph Lib
lit caught his fool In a frog ami Iktipimrtunity w ill be given all
tain Tea. (taint'd twenty |touuds In and during the cerenmny. she s*>fily 'v<‘rth. M Gildurskl. B Chen*-nka.
fore he could pull his sIkk* out th<eight weeks. Johnson Drug Co.
.n.,
Co.
I'll.
train was uisin blmt Fharles Hus
Fred Colum. Ed Blxby. Frank Me
• hands. the engineer. trUd to slop the
Puts an End to It All.
f’.uire. Mrs. H. Peterson. hYwt.k West
Iiwln, Itlii It was tiMt late. The bu)
wall ofttlmrs comes
grieve
a^,f the bri*le. Misses \’lda Rosser. Neva |
A^^Furtscli
------------ -----------Ellen
M*.
died almost Instantly. Tin* IkkI> was
lit of unbearable |»aln fn»m
' ' Wright. Nits Bugb«-e. Addle S.d.'s. I
wi„n*>w>kl. J limner. Frank Notice of Sewer Assesament—Fifth
• t^en to Ills linine. The Isiy's father. taxed
organs. Dlzclnesn, backache.
-d on
,-r,.an. G.-o VIrtna.
Ward.
istliiatlon. But The happy ctuMde went to their m-w
'H^lllsm Brown. Is a eondnrtor on th* liver complain
ard.
B.
Idle Pills horn*- on Eleventh stri-et last « venlng
mchard. I. J oi-**»n. Jauu-s Pm
t.i i
1‘ lliighe.s., John Frost. Chas.
nk Pai
Atlantic t’Uy espress of the Central lhahks to Dr.
They, are , and early this morning Udt on a w*-*i vansha. Jo. U. jant. Al.-x S.-ynumr
they put %fi end ti
'' Frm.r"KoVun.
-J H IMgh. (Mie MeC.arry.
railroad, which i»asses close to th. ihentle but thorough. Try them. Only 1
j^jp
Emma l.abatt.
l.abau. Waller Murray. Henry
‘ yards in Front sir«-«-t
jrrf-. Guaranu-t'd by Johnson’s Drug
Mr. Ueymilds and his bri.le are isith i
jan..-^ Murph*. .^arah Hew Nind.im A.Iain I ml.ir A (. Fairlianks.
• seashore. Tin- father wb‘ .^toro and F II Meads, dnigglsls.
-* ”
IKipular young |K-opb- ami ha\*- a large '
Mrs B- A.lsH. Frank Sie|■nan AnKd***-*! H.M-k.
Inlorwetl of the death df hl« »k»). but
Dutton ivwitt
circle of frlen*ls to wLh them nuieit. tolm- Topinka.
■ ^ IU!I
Gaintis. Jno A. Jacks.m. IVt.-r
HERE’S ANOTHER.
was r»mipt-IUsl to run his train to ll»
SatterU-,-. Juh*
JulMis K*h-t:
happiness.
^ |I Satterle*-.
\y^{ Swnns..n, Win Hu,-ble. Mrs F.
A standard niak*- Stelnway. In good
dcsilnailon
Vkms.
- J s
J«..:
Just one eontllllon Im
The I»«nver News savs
Radium unb-r. at
(' J Hall i; Treag.w. A. Langworthy.
tok., l-nink C.U-.U J'’l-killk rom.- Mary Wolf.
Smith.
ere has l««'»'n dlsc«iv«-rtHi at thnn- dlf IMIS* d In the bargain—iio exchange,
Shugart, J*dm Fo*>le.
A.
McManu.-i.
Anns
Barrett,
Cbrl
fereitt places In tbe (YIjM'h CrOi-k dl- lull y«iu w*nildn‘t exchange f*>r m-w If
Madam*' Cht-lro. the palml-t, wIhj Alice K
ard. I'has Kmm-. IVler Oli*soi
, Uu'hard. K'\t‘’
trlct At two places the,ore has Iw-eli vou ha«l *.n* In y*»nr home. Grinnell has lun-n In the city f*ir th*- pa«t thrv-*istruni Erm-st
found In a well deflned vein, averagliu llr.isohn SjMirr*'. A. U. Hon
w v.i-1-ks. will remain jmly ihr*-e days
«-d. A He*!lums. Cha-*.
frftm IK Inches to two,f«s-i In width
more. If yon art- in doubt as t*i your
Garnet. H N’ord. f'laus Parrish. F Allor. E K Muffait. J. ...
«hlte at amuher place it Is seat ten ?
AN ATTRACTIVE PORCH,
jfi-iure un*l«-rtaklngi* «ir worrliHl ov*r
.S’ord, flias Nostrum. W
Your iMirch can b<- made ntiractlvc
f,.-sitaie to cal’
anuind In the float on the surfae*- it
j(„„. and money
Max Ciipland. Grshl. J IV (;i.-a.v.in. Martin. 1
large quantities and L kn«*wn ti* ex xnd etirafortabb- and shade you from !
lussky. Jacou Ciemout.
Hull. Standard Saving
on.l parsing p.-opb-.
1st at a vet) giKsI d«-pil« In one shaft
laK-ai.-il at R.Kim .U. Whiting lu.tel
Hishop. T. J. t'anis. Ml*ha*l ZlU-u •; ’*
"^*1^11 !*.
H HIsh,
H
skl.J*is
Frank '^-sohn Kda J M* lv.nlaid. hYank
*-xiM-nse. llamlMMi isirrh shades are
ski. Jus kahout.
Kahout. Vi-ncel
Vi-nci-l Sladky.
Slad
Thtm^uuds «>f dollars' worth i»f th*
Gri-rtiwmsl. Jas H*ip Holim-s. C Brelthaupt, A Hlavka. G*-u
MACCABEES' ATTENTION.
t.n'Tlous ore has been ihn.wn over th* tnevjH-nsive and are very durabl*'. Just
Hlnzt-luisn. Joo. Galaghv-r.
dumps In these si-ctUins iH-eause li now J W. MUIlk.-n Is .iff* ring th.-ip at
The Modem Maccaber Is not frate • Glut-* Prsshll. Martin liable. (’. HuJm ' dad Vinmn. Mrv Minnie Pu-kall War ton. L. H. Ht-ath. H It. Adams. Cath
wa« ti"l kn*>wn that It had any value •MM-elally l*iw prle<*» Two lOxK shade, nally at home with himself or hb i-s. 11. A. Dalrell. J*.s. Ludka. Ells n-n Hsyt. . W H loiv. lsud.
Halley ariiu- iKkvIe. Mary iKjyU-, pett-r IViyl*-,
Uibsnn.^M.r^y
F M Wi-.t. F Srhumerhora. Joi E Kaln. Mn*. L. Sutton. A. A HailUy.
for tt. Uiu- KxK that was neighbor# unless be wrar* an emblem ' yY-res. Jos. Sherette,
At Rlehnumd. Va.. a rn'ste*l ca' that Wi re
ShaMn. T
O Uriah Cha* HalllH-rg Eva Warring. O Slngn-y. Elizabt-th
rier plg*-ou was lore«sl to alight In i- I2 :.0 for $1 M
charm Tliese can be obtained Bhshrr John Ik-r.anu-k. M
Hank. Mrs C B Arrh.-r. E. Mills. Mr*.
M lUmn*-. Julia Ransom. Slocum. G. U.
rcct'nt sionn. wh*-n It slmubl hu*»
,hu .„-k,bc
..or. o, lur. ir^kn-si:,’,
K Co.. J E Mahan. Cha* Ber­
NO SCAB.
bcK-n on Us way to CIcM-land. O. a»
„.ber
1-l.h AIR.
t lUrl. Wbllc Ibbr. h.v, jour ... ,„uT,nKi..n. A 11 ll..umlt.
«• Pick lin. Gtx* Jamison. W W. Smlih, E C.
1 Intend to d«i drmying at reasonable watch UKikefl Into. First class repair Wilson. Ludwld Streck. Frank Hart D Whitcup
('iipId’s postman Around the plgtsinJt^nU^
“•*
‘*‘-irlri's. R**nnlshlng fin.- funilturv a
was wrappi**! this .......................
tercst.'d
In the laying of a sewer on
■■ ■',!'S.„.
A...MC.. „
ssn.w>theart. Cb-\ eland T*. a girl li iIHH-laUy. I wtlll s« 11 g*M>d kitchen cab 1- an expense, but an economy
|.r,khtl. Mats Chlzek. Thomas E Warm-r. Frank Fn.-drlch, W T Wt-llingion slrw-t. Kailroa*J avedbe
.nets on the Insiallim-nt |dan. It will ket'p your watch clean, a* there Is not 1 t-t,rh. Frank S. Price. J.ihn Quslfe. Koilmrg. C C Prouiy. Mrs. Jennie
love. No til •
Eighth street, as heretofore
Ih-ak.-. H JM*i^n, T P Nrlstm. An
At A'hol. Ma.-s. a big sle-plo-rd dog •»ay .vou t*i call and *«•*' n»e and secure the ceaseless grind of a dirty watch, i Jo<> G.-<irge. Tina Kyi*-. Anton
________________A H Allyn. Jos
Samuel
Wal Samuel VS si drew
_ .1 Makula.
Allyn. Jos
Mskuls.
drew II mhir.
mior. A,
A, Labmise**.
Laf.intseK'. H. W adopted by the council of Traverse
he iMwl satlsfactUm. hYank lUub. 4«»s
nanit'd Dandy. ga\e his life t*> sav.
- tun. Chas H. Beckman. FrvM A Minnie Smith. C. Slocum. Clark Malhew«,n. City. Michigan, take notice:
that of hi* young mistress. Klla Cbes Sasl l-Yont stnvt
• Nagel. Ashury M E church. H W. B F A N L Skutt. Willis WhUcup.
That the roll for the sp«-clal assessl>-vl Lafonisee. L. Roberts. A. hYymsn. D J Youker. Thos. Pier
em heretofore made by the board «jf
ton. The lUlle girl was playing *>n Hi*
Smith. l>-'
K Perrin. E. Evans. John Hen a.Hsessors for the purpose of defraying
I Crate Garn. F. Smith. W. M SUsby. D.
THIS ONE. TOO.
railroad track In the jtath «»f a Utc*'
- part of the cost which the
A ro<-lU*w-tontNl Knalw' piano, of
nMdIve. wh.-n the d..g sprang an*
leclded should be borneJ and paid
tandxiime Circassian walnut case, per
knocked her inl.i a «Uteh. but roll.'*oug- by special assessment for
Wade. Martha Dou,
ect cunilltliin. in Isub case and works,
under the wJ»tH-ls himself
!ApVXn.,Sier.“A“-B Ipatrlck. lass. H. G Hrodhagen, Warren Neal. of a sewer on Wellington street. Rail­
Notice
to
Taxpayera.
p. I-Yank John Segar. A
E N lYlnce,
I Yin
.n,u4«
.k
Jos. Arnold. road svemje and Agbth street, U now
rt IHerkner. _______.
Levi L*f«’ontsee.
iriee |20<*. A liargalu. Grinnell Bros.
: RolK-rt
Charles Bla«tire. an i-lectriclan n
The tax rolls for the collection of
Alf. Sherette. 11. WYshnew-• S. Ik-rnsteln. Geo. Lather. F. Hsmil- on file In my office for public Inspoctiding In Ismg Island cUv for tei
tloo.
-.'hool and city taxes And special aa- ; #kl. J. B. Hawley . John Stein. John N. ton. Wilhelm. Bartak A Co-. J
Nc
“LOST BOY-!!!
iotlce Is also hereby given that the
ywars. nsserta that he Is *uje *»f thro*
aessmenu for the five wards of the' Seymour. A. Wlscbnewskl. J. B Bar- ley . A. B Hai^n, O. L-Cl^i
r'o
h.vA. Wn ’ «><■'•• P Dumbollon. 8 A Curdy. Ed. Bay Lumber Co.. Lowell Stlllies. Lars council and board of assessors of the
Tonight at the Church of Christ
heirs to an estate In Callf*»nila valu*"
cltv of Traverse City, Mich., have been , - •
^
^
. vv„-i4j,nd. Henry Hrodhagen,i.' Edward city of Traverse City will
the
PROF R. R. LLOYD
at flWW.doO. The fact that the lawy-ert
placed in my hands for collection.
,
j
^u,lae. Henry Voorbees.
Whltli
rbees. H. Whiling.
council rooms. In said city, on August
were making a s.-arch for him b*>ram- Will deliver his famous lecture on
J W. Oauntleti
22nd. IXM. at 8 o'clock p. m.. to review
I will be In my cOce for the pur-, pj^rce. Lydia Bueeberseo. O Nelson.
said assessmentt iroll at which1 time aad
-THE LOST BOY.”
known through a visit paid to Callfor
poae of collecting said taxes every'
No admission. A allvar offering will srock day from now until Nov. 1. 1M4.
nln In the latter part of the winter b.»
Howard. 8^ C. Darrow. Geo. Dell. D. hart. Owen Schoolcraft. John * M. A sons Interested, to be heard.
a brother of Borough lYesldent Josepl be received. Quartet will sing.
ftom 8 o’clock until 11:J0 o’clock In Wynl
Dated this 8ih day of August. 1904.
Caaslily. of Queens. The vttUor hear'
tta forenoon, and from 1 o’clock nntil erum.
that one Charles Blasure. son of a
4 o’clock in the afternoon of each day.
Drakt't HbMMt VIm.
Californian, recently deceased, was be
All
taxes
paid
before
Sept.
1st
will
This voaSertwl umie medietar win tunedllag searched for so that an eststi stciy b«lp TOW aad sbaoistcOr rare rom. Kmv be reorived without coUecllon feet,
The Death Penalty.
napsr **tM
u> sire UUs iwmight be settle*!. Fpon his return h* Ntar of
A little thing sometimes results In
and on a!1 taxes remaining unpaid on Norti.«p>. I* H.vubp'p. JO.:
joklagly rrferrod to the matter and lb*
Sept. 1st and^uqUl Oct. 1st. a penally TbIM ^ Wbt. Adolph U«.„ Mn. *, T^Sk F. O TSi^F.^S.^ death. Thus a mere scratch. iMtguta.
cant cuts nr pony bolU hate paid the
electrician af once announced hlmseli
C. Hunter,
of one per otat Wtallectlon will be
n. F. F. Hedden. death penalty. It Is wise to have
a* the missing ^son. He had left born*
It Urer or ICidDnrM. aad laOassms- charged. Oa all taxes remalalag un­ wick. Philip Secor. Anna
soa Wa'ton. Ran-1 n^, n'g^ Wright. Hler to stay cored. Ik U a woadnI. Laoors, James Bocklen’s Arnica Salve ever haady.
In Los Angeles years ar». hf »»W. »»'
PYank Moraviu. All
paid oa Oct. 1st and cntll Nov. 1st a
iqaic^tef^ apoeUj^^ai
toy. N. A Chapin. It’s the beet aalve on earth aad will
aavar arterward oommunlcmied wit*
penalty of two per cent for ooBecUon Rehacek. Jos. Staaek. Joa. Mlxbai
F,. L Watson. T. C. prevent totality when burns, aores. nlSSc. at
Aug. Bauman. Jos. DIoagbe. H. A. Shugart. J. W. HllBker, Jta
Ji
PUfer. oers aad piles threaten.
with kts relaUtws. A brother and ab "flSnw'.Bee coats st Dros 1 utal bouuwtu will be charged.
bottle. uaoaltfoUwr sue. boi i
Langwortby. Jos. Btaller. Cornelia i Jos. Rutoer. Aua Edlsa. A. Nacboael. Johnson’s Drug Store' aad F. U.
isr «# Ita alectridaB atlU rea^de ti
Office, Room iOl Stole bank bldg.
Warner, A. G. Warner, P. A Goodrich, j Z. T. Swan. Qeo, Be^, Joa. Smith,
I
Bd. Meads’.
U. A Haskell. Oly Treainrer.
H. D Campbell. P. F. Greer. Jas. | Portln, Geo. A A. ~
1 PMta.-J.
CWiml rnir talk tta tav Chair
Dated July 2S, im.
224411 Avery, Albert Uo4j.b, II. J. Davis. W. A Saltor. Jan« 8
a wiioog.
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