The Evening Record, March 25, 1904

The Evening Record, March 25, 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)

1904-03-25

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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THE EVENING RECORD fTnuaui

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TRAVERSE CITY, MICH^ FKIliAY, MARCH 23, 1904.

BY WIND BY WATER

WAim WOULD ACCEPT
PMRIoa Being Cimulatad far Wayne
County Man Who ta Boing Roomed
for Oovornor.

HE IN ONAND FACTOHIEt ARE SHUT DOWN IN
ORANO RARtOt.
By Wire to the Evening Record.
Detroit. Mich.. March 2S.—Homer
Warren, of this city, baa announced
that be will neeept tbe ao
governor m the republic
tendered to him. A petit

mCBEST
HOUSES
IN RUMS
IN TEAKS
CMURCM WAS TWirrtO
MAM OF DURlSw

INTO RIVER HAS BROKEN ALL PREVI­
OUS RECORDS.

wmmuMLucB u mix
MORM WAR LEFT ETANOINO IN
ITS STALL.

Inunched tomorrow

ARE FACE
TO FACE

•aka.

I blown from
bimneyt and bleb Into
kind perfomed manr
aooietlinea rarrrlna away

Tbe pranleat damape was
ttreet Holland Reforwied cb eb. Tbla
wat a frame batldlna and wat
lifted
'ted from Itt fonndat
foandationa. Tbe wind
teemed to whirl It ai
around and after
the hurricane patted, tbe church wat
aaueht but a heap of tw
twisted tlmbert
acarcely Sfteen feet In belebt
steeple was tom from the mof.
turned and thi
froaen eropad.
«m lit aide.
T>oitna of Hoosm Ruined.
Fully n doam booses were either
blown to pleots or else tom from their
Ddatlont and strewn alonx the
and. Twice ns many boms were
> toully wrecked. At one point n
n. owned by A. Coy. wnt lifted from
foondotloaa and picked op by the
mlithty wind and thrown mcnli
residence, tmathlnic the t
and domoftlnjc
• bam In
lit stall aad ihh was left standlnc
there uaharmed while the bom w«t
lifted up orer it The buncy also did
not as much at have the paint
scratched
Store Into Kindllnp Wood.
The itrocery stor«* of Henry Sellerma was literally tom Into kindling
wood. After the wind had wrecked
Its fury, the pieces were thrown Into
an adioining lot. The loot it esti­
mated at ir.tMio with no Insurance. A.
Benderway lived uptlalrs above the
store and when the wind struck the
house picked up hit sick daughter to
escape.' Before they could get asray.
the girl was caught In the debris and
waa aerioualy Injured. Hit wife wat
alto caught by tbe falling timbers and
It took half an hour to extricate her
»Mit tbe was practically uninjured
Stronpt Fmnk.
A Urge steel frame windmill was

e whole
all alKuit
alio ten fe«’t in
like a huge Iron ball
dUmeler.
Struck by Lightning.
the hduse tom asray. Tbe plastering
wat knocked from tbe walls and great
daaaage wat Inflicted Hit sno Frank­
lin srat ahocked Into uncontcioutnets
and at Srat It wat thought that he was
killed, but he will recover.
No Inauranct.
The damagi' win not be less than
and may reach S40.000. There
was not a cent of Insurance. Among
the heaviost sufferers mere the gre'*n
houses, there being many In this sec
Ikm. These were almost all destroyed
or damagtsi very heavllv.
T
WALKED BY GUARDS.
Tsso Frtoontrt Mads Daring Eacaps
From Fort SHceidan.
Chicago. March fS—Begrimed with
eoal dual ao that their guards mistook
them for flreme|i. two prisoners btve
eacaped from Fort Sheridan and nre
atui nt large. The prlaoners. William
P. Ooane aad R. P. Henry, under n
nptcUJ guard, were waloadiag coal at
tbs F\ort Sheridan pumping aution.
They alld tbrough tbe coal chute Into
tbe bankers, and. coming from the
asatn entrance of the station, walked
past tbe guards without attractli
aospldon.

WILL PREM SUTTON
RaasavsN Will Start World's Fair Maehifisry April SR
By Wirt to tba Brwalag Raoord.
Waablagtoa. March
Presideat
Rootevelt yastrrday acceded to tbe re^
gM of tbe LoaUtana Purchase Eagoaltloe Oompaar that he press the
battoa that wfll atart tbe maeblOT
at tba WarldH Pblr at St LoaU. Tbe
naratmrar vtU take place la tbe aaacatlve oMom of tbs WbRa Hooae at 1
0‘doek. Waablagtoa tUne. April St.
US FRONT STREET fdr FimbMI

Make it a point ta let us furnish your
Klsaao. 10 cents 1h.

IIIOOIIO WAHT Aa

mindow Sbadts
One of tbe great specUltlr* of this store to our wrtadow
denartmeut ami we pride ourselves ob good workmanship
atteatkia to orders.
Bice work the dupi.n cloth to tbe proper thtag. giving yon
n opportunity tn mnteh.the ItuMc of tbe ahndes with room fu-v

behalf of W arren.
I mdn probably V-*
DESULATORY SHofrs HAVE BEEN
ALREADY FIRED.

^ £lly Book Store

ATE WILD PARSNIPS.

Girl Thought Pelaenous Roots Were
* Hemcradish.
sight Thousand Japa Are Now on
Koraan Soil. Eight Thousand
STATE ALMOST llfUVDATEO By Wire to the Evening Record.
Milan. Mich., March 25.—Imo Smith,
Landed at Chin Nam Pho.
the 14 year-old daughter of Nat Smith,
died suddenly by pcMsontng caused by
TRAIN JSERVICE PARALYZED AT entlag wild panmlps. thinking them to
By Wire to tbe Evening Record.
be borseradtsh.
various points.
London. March 2S.—A ditpaUh to
News from Ping Yang says that 300
Russians arc holding Anju and 1JKW
Bridges Were SaispC Away and Dan a
are at strategic points en the Korean
Want Oui-OM Unknown Man
bank of the Vatu. The Russians have
occupied Chun Jub.
Waa Drowned — Newspaper
The Ruesisne are reported to be
Plants Out of Busintat.
holding the north bank and the Japan­
ese the south bank of the Anju river.
SpecUI to the Brealag Record.
M. C. FREIGHT DASHED INTO THE The hostile forces are thus face to
Grand Rapids. Mich . March 25WASHOUT.
face and desultory shoU have already
Oraod River Is tbe highest thst It has
been In forty years. At present It
been exchanged. Hitherto there have
sUnds sixteen feet above high water
been but few camualtie*.
mark. All at tbe West Side Is floodtsd. PAST EXPtlSS JUST SAVED
A Ulegram received here from Che ■
On the North Bide two ear lines have
Foo states that 8.000 Japs landed at'
suspended business oo account of tbe
flcxKl. Factoriee have been abut down
Chin Nam Pho, Korea, on March 22.
and many men are outIt tif vrnrk, 2.000 WAS ONE HOUR LATE OR IT thus making a tout of 88,000 Japs on
beinr Idle.
WOULD HAVE BEEN WRECKED.
Korean sod.
Tbe river is a regular lake for a
ille and a half. It U>ing one-miu- wide
MISSllS UIl'KEHU ,\N|i SiKIP
At tbe south end of the mest »ido the
n HE drr. .makinr. parbun ii, ,1...
Eng.neer
ol
Way
Freight
Heard
Flyer
river Is a Uke aad for rnlles the mblei*
!uth.-flxnd i-i.« k r.K.uj- i. and \
on the IlslH Ik from **even !•' niiu* f*»ei
Whibtle and Ran Back and
deep Standing on a dock al the Umt
Flagged—Two Were Injured
bouse the floo.1 of water Is visible oo
ever) Sid«‘. Kpreaillng like a va^on the Freight.
sh«<t
Hundreds of hum«>s are flontled on
the first flonr and the water
rater is rapidl
rapidl) By wir»* In the Evening Kecuid.
Kile*. Mk4t. March 2:..-\Vhil.- run­
the aeoottd In maay. Tbe In
hnblunis make their may about in ning at the rate of 2" mlb* an hour
s. All o
of the fariuries In this dii an fxira fn-ight nn the Michigan Cco
. about Itwo doren. are closed and
railroad ma* mreckeil at Miller'*
the flood extends for blocks.
Station by running Into a ma*hoiit
p city garbage- plant
1 down and If tbe water rises one early this morning
tbe electric light plant will
Two irslnmen men. kllle.! and im .
of business. In
other* mere Injured. The dead
rnlng I*re*s thenihci i
Evening
Bdmranl French, engineer, of Jarkf-on
r water and the paper, t
to death
'
a mil
tlon only has be<-n gotten
today
» child
_ Yoim
on the Herald
■ raid presses.
head brakeman.
■kema
•aided to di-sth
At Lyons.
leaves a m
wife
lfe jand___
____
one ehll
Injured are: Russ Mom-k. of
The river rose three feet at Lyons
and the dam of tbe Ionia Electric Jackson, fireman, liadly scalded; H B
Light and Power Company, localed Odell, rear brakeman. of Jarkwin.
Lyons, has gone one. The plant thromn in csImosc and badly hurt
Mmu*s ma* shoveling coal In the en
rnlued at $25,000 and the city is
In materials used—scientific ac­
now In darkness. Engineer Osborn, glne when the arrldeni oecurr.-d and
his wife and two helpers, who mere be was burled In the eoal .whirh fart
curacy and skill employed m
imprisoned In the works by the flood, saved him from instant death The
compounding—a
system that
were resriied In boats. Three others engine tipped over and rolhnl Into the
attempted to make their eacape In
r and the-,wrerkace m a* Ktreim
safeguards agamst error—lowest
the iracksTor bloeks.
boats but their craft eapsiaedA and they
price*
are
reason*
why your
were forced to cling to a ti ?a for four
[• Michigan Central ha* a double
hours, but were finally rest
------ at tbe point where the wreck oc­
curred and traffic ma* copletely tied
Other Points.
u^Ten freight cars were deroolUhed.
The whole western part of Michi­ That the fast ex|>rea* between Chi­
gan aeema to be under mater. Grand' cago and Detroit did not strike the
river is on n rampage all along Its wa*hout ma* due to the fact that It
whole
f and the Kalamazoo and
hour late and the fr-lght got
When filled here w
otben
Iso roaring, raging floods. -------- _M
Half of Portland is under water, the
factory to you and 1
Just a* the engineer <if the wav
river having risen four feet. The freight, which wa* following the extra,
and the Detroit ran out to see what the matter was.
____
___ > Marquette ba* he heard the express whistle «nd
been abandoned on account of a wash- flagged It.
The
P. M. Freight Ditched.
also out ai
Everett. Mich.. Marrh 2.%.—.\ pere
Lanaing Frightened.
Marquette freight wa* wrecked here
by a Isnitatlftn T,», —~* were
Lansittg Is panic stricken. Tbe
river hns risen three feet and the ------- d but r
Trsf
streets are flooded inelndlng twenty fle I* blocked.
business houses
Three fires were
caused by the water and the loss will
SOCIAL
AFTEINOON
reach $55,000.
gasoline engine
Ladies' Library Members Didn't
iardn
ALBERT CLOBENSKY.
water getting Into the gasidlne
s Regular Program at the Meet- I
Manager
tank The fire loss was $*5.ooo.
ing This Afternoon.
An explosion of unslaked time at
le Olds Gasoline Engine Works
The social afternoon at the lauHi-a'i
kused a fire which cost the rompanv
Uiwv today ws* one |n fact a* well.
0.000.
Seven hundred barrels of lime were as in nsror. there being no regular!
program, and the time In'lng spent in
ruined st tbe Uliitehead lime sheds.
conversation and with dainty hit* of
bridi
needlework
Refroshments. constotIS on<
largest In the country. Factories are Ing of tea. bread and butter sand
closed. Three men were precipitated wiche* and chicken mau**e with
tbe river. One was drom-ned. He mayunnalite. on lettuce leive* and gar­
not been identified
A railing nished m lih piroenot* ma.* MTvr-d bv
breaking on the Jefferson street the Mesdame* J H. McGotigh. D Ixwi
don. A L Bacham F, Gardner. A V.
bridge mas the ranse.
m.'drtrb W F Calkin*. J M niake<
Owoaso Mas Troubles.
lee. J F OH
The Shiawassee U the highest in
Tramp Time Now On.
► are river*
r water and
Jaokwi
kwm. Mich . Match
i
tebool* are flooded F
the/lde
Ide I* returning All minter I
close
th«/ flomOne of the facts to remember
Trail
th4 •ppsivnl
apps
desire of the gcon* hobo'
when you are considering the pur­
canceled because the
betag to rpsrh the goUleo south and ‘
merged. The cornnna bridge and dam mre*i. The tramp shelter in this ciiv.!
chase of s rtew suit <■ tKat L.
are both gone A “ year-old child of operated by the police department.'
Adler. Bros. 4. Co.*s Rochester
Frank Oarrta fell Into the flood and ha* sheltered maag homeless wander i
made ready-to^ear holds its shape
was drowned.
ers. The majority of the men have'
and color. Thi* is also character
been lake sailors and stevedores, mak I
Rattle Creek Damaged.
■Stic of firstetasa made-to-measure
Michigan street. Battle Creek's prin­ Ing their way from lake poru to mrann-'
—but fir«t<la*s msdeto-measure
cipal buslDess thoroughfare, is caught ers climes. The tide ha* changed and
between two floods today and the sit- they are coming back, a* many of the
suiU cost from $40 to $60. where
:lon Is serions. Street carf are un­ lake going vesael* will resume service
the
first named make is only from
able to go across the flooded district with the openlng^^of spring, which to
$15 to $25.
pa**agemray can
and property owners are worictng to Ju*t as soon as
You can readily see that cloth
tbelr stock by boats this moTD- he made on l
Ing.. Tbe damage already reaches
Ing which rcUin* its shape and
Houaeworfc Tau^^iTln School.
thousands with both rivers still liscolor is a good investment. We
Iroowood. March 25.—To flli a spe­
can alab promise you a satisfactory
cial need a department of domestic
fit—and that is another good point
science ha* been added to the public
achool system of Ironwood. It is
In fact there is no requirovnent of
housed la Its own bnilding. 40 feet
a well-dressed man that le not fully
55 years.
aad two stories high, with
Saranac—G. R. « L blocked; 500 square
met in this superior make of cloth­
basemeaL erected at a cost of $11,000.
et of track washed away.
ing. You have our viverd for it
Here cooking, sewing and many other
things n good bousemrife should know
and our standing tn this town
are tanghL and the course to
makas our claima at leaat vivorthy
of attention.
Operated for App^didUa
Don't be afraid to come to Rapid
Unle Harold Brabant, son of Mr.
City now. The otsea have been •*
Rap
light aad have recovered so quickly
1 nephew of Mite Jenato
lie Wolfe
that Dr. Boyd. Uve hcwlth officer, has of this eliy. was operated on for apordered ns to take owt the notice and
»e U. B. A. bospital at
reqneatcd na to state that the s6
Grand Rapids this sreek. He toI ImIm­
woald opea Monday. No new
proving nicely aad if no compllcatlooe
tloas
have developed aad tbe doctor thinks aet la srlll recover rapidly. Tbe
Tb*
R Is as aafe here as ever. Every pre- Meads of Mr. aad Mr*. Brmbaat here
annrtnn has bean taken. RagM City aad la Nortbport vUl be glad to know
nfthaaaeesaaorthei

HIGHEST
OUALITY

........... .
the weather

Easter
Tootwear
Kastcf tt but a few tU)w away.
It is time to consulervour needs
fur hosier attue.
will want
a new |air ol sli.tcs MiTwav.
Noilnnt; a«l.K s«» mm li tc
{tctsoii's tires* as a j*aii of n
litllli^% •.IllJl', Mvlisli vli.«
haMci «.Imh-s ItC
$!S0 to S4 00

Mr Ms na«s
Joy Be FOBEAsrai
TIIIIIB
»*Jking to gentlemen who want COl^---------------- -J RKCT hitingMhe CORRECT Hat. Tie. ColUr.
Ct.ffs, Suits. Top Coals - and every little vIeUil that goes to compietc the mar.lrolKroi a SM.\RT DRI.SSKR. Here vou t„.d the

THE UR6EST
SPECUl
----------------

THE LOWEST PRICES

Shirt* with sejuualc cufls—
han.lsomc new patterns, 1.26 values, this week $1 each

S. BENDA &, Ca
union

n.uuci

1*1 cr shoes fi>r mm

S2.00

MrJheiricli\

^R^LAND DOUGLAS WILL FIX YOUR OLD SHOES.

BOYS’ SHOES
The long wear kind—they are made of good, solid leather—thaTl
why they're called the Long Wear Shoe*. Come in and see them.

ROWLAND DOUGLASS

Opposite Whiting Hotel.

SHOE STORE.

EXTRA WIDE

SHOES

CUSTOM SAWING
PLANING
THE GOVERNOR TURNING
—
PRESCRIPTIONS
Ail Kinds ol Hill Work

...219...

AMERICAN
DRUG CO.

you something no other shoe house
has.

Bring your foot to our store

and we will do the rest. The pnee
IS $400.

No trouble to show you

our shoe*. Call in.
Tha Old Roilablo Shoo Heuoo

FIUNI FREIDRICH & CO.

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

Traverse CityManiifg. Co.,

THE NEW STAND
2A2 Front Stroot

B^Ms its
Shape and
Color... ''

& Olilbelm
Confer Tmrt AMf Oahu

try a

it.

ZIdSSt

PATTERN HATS—Posfttrriy c
two alike, exclm^tve style*, abom-n i
Flora Heck's spring mmioery
openi ng Thunulay. Friday and Satcrday Parl.^ 141 Rasi Pnoji inreet.
•l»2t

WAimfG FOI nCHT BEGIN

TWO WERE
KILLED

SpMtal to tk* Kroaiac Record
' Orootf Rspida. Midi.. Moreb K.—
The wMrtiMOMeni portion of tbe dtr
wot swept br • terrible bnrricooe Utt
olcbl ol t:2«. Hotwet were denolItbed and In aoar Initaocn bnildlast
were lereled to the sroand. Tbe ettUnted Sntoace la placed at tSS.l
Tbe atom not
and atoret but

SEVEXTH YEAR—2141

STEIN-BLOCH
LSMARJ>
CLOTHE^

Jidmv
Combination
Dunlap dat
Stoin-Bheb
Spring Suit
WE’RE ON THE:GR0UND this
spring a little earlierAhan usual—al­
ready the demand .forjipring goods atlegts the wisdom ^of our course—the
st^es we arc able to show in spring
suits at $10.00 to ^$2-5.00—the assort­
ment of spring hats at $1.50 to $5j00
will meet all requirements of purchai^rs ;;
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::

Bnmilton
™ ’ - Qotbing
111 M
Companp
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

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pp?i

TH£ EVEKTyQ KEOOBD, TRAVERSE CITY, MICH., mPAY, MABCH M, 190iL

THEEVENINGRECORD
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TtRM Mtte. kf M
*ht aoMte bf MU..
Om fmr. br aafl.,..

> raoMT simrr.

THE BMALLBOX CABt.
Jk an saffefiac wUb tbe saallpox
^ ta tbe Cltr last ereatec aad was
aa tbe atraota. Tbc fact fa self rrldaat. Tbe pkTtaHaa ta charge took
klat to aeeeral places to get hlai ad■taataa which was dealed with n
m mnpoB eaaas bare no borlthere. Tbeae facto are we:i
haoara to almrt eTerybodjr.
The pbfsletaa ia charge aad i
othecs did Bot tbiak that tt would be
wtoe to pobUsh tbe fact that there bad
baea a piaa with the aatoUpox la tb*
cigr, clalatleg that It would hart the
towa. That be was here is eaumao
UUk aad the facts are apt to be greatIr atogatSed. If tbe Record ahouM
have raCralaed fma . natJaalBg ti
there trooM hare beea coaplalat «<a
the part of any. Baeaoae tbe Item
was tuMid. oibers have eomplalned.
Tbe Reeard ta alwaya oa tbe lookout
for tbe b«A latereais of the city aad
oar hoaeot eadeavor fa to do aaythiag
to help tbe dty aloag. la this case,
wa beUere a plala stoteaBeat of facts
wtthout aeaaatiooalism ta lbe best aad
for this raaaoa. are give a true aceouat
la our aews etdumas.
Tbe fact that American llres and
Aamlean latcreats are. in danger in
Nta Cbwaag puta a different phaae oa
the far Bastera war question. U
aewapaper dispatebes are to be beI^Uerad. grave fears are to be enter* talaed la tbe event that tbe Japs aall up
the Liao river to attack tbe Ruaataas
^ srbicb are near tbe town la fortilica
ttoaa. la that case tbe people la Ktu
Cbwaag will be betweco the two fires.
Mlatater 09afer at Pekin has acted
proaiMly aita seat a warship t
toct tbe^jaer^aas and their Interests
In that regloa. American srarships
have a baWt of Inrplrtng respect wher­
ever they are located aad for tbit
aoo. even if the dispatches sbtnild be
iroe. BO worry need be felt ov<
ABtortcaDs wboare seemingly between
tbe other troubles and the de«>p.

We would like to respectfully
that we hare gone out of business in
regard to spring harbingers. It all
started with reports of robins In
ous places, then came one friend With
a kmc blade of grass and then an
mlrcr sent a box of moaquiUM. Tbitmoraiag. those whose crocuses
poked tbelr Doses through the :
were on deck. Having gotten tbc
geatle lady fairly launched at last,
we are now content to sit back
let Ibe haritlngers bkwsom «hji
dandelktUK and sarsaparilla
Of course Ihereii t>e lots of luilldluK
ta the Hty this spring, as sooa as the
snow goes, and the sound of the ham­
mer and the hum of factory machinery
will apeak of tbe progresa of Traverse
City. A boom may make a kuider
port but It dies out more quickly than
the slower, but more substantial
growth that comes year after year.
Traverse City ta surely growing, it's
going onward and the end is not yet

UtfsnAirr umovEMESTS
Will B« Mads by tbe Travsrss City
Oat Company This Summer.
Mains Will •• KxtondMl.
BuperiateDdent Hess of the Trav
•rae CUy Gas Company who has Just
taken charge of tbe company's busl
I bere.
here, Iis already planning U
tensive tmpi
mprovemeots to tbe gas
pfaBL Tbe
le malBs will be extended
rtmaiderably this season and gas for
light and beating will be supplied
over a much wider lerriiory than i
Tbe rapid growth of the business
as has
aecessitatod nK>re extensive plans
i
lDb and
it ta expected that the plant will
extended aad Improved to n
craaalng demands It ta the purpose
of the company to give bett
than ever before

NimO MUHTBIir UCMCMC.
OMMty Cterb yripiiii to latUy

eiMMjr ctork bn r«c«iT»d •________
Hetorw ^wrtgaad to «td hta la 4#cidlac tbc neb notod ««catlaa as to
tbe Iras aa4
n tm tberr
ta a ra^aat for
7. dteei
artoos ai to tba aoMMoit to be aaM.
Tbe tommtt bars $3 for tbe bead of a
irUdeat, wbtle tbe firice esiabUsbwI
for a Irat fs
Kataralljr. tbe larser
tiooatjr Is imaiHil. a»d oficotian
fa paid.
GooMjr Clerb Brtmalas
tbereforr wrote Waber B. Bi
fcMKir of aoolOKr at tbe Mkrb
cattural Coltece. aad ta aaswer reeeli^ tbe pletorea Tbe pldares •
pbotoprapb* sbowtac tbe tvo aalau
ia eootraat
»10e Rmeard. filOO.
Tbe readers of this paper ail) be
pleased to learn thatI there ta at leant
•4bat actaace ha&
oae drwod
beea able
la all its stages, and
that ta eaUrrh. Hall’s Caurrb Core
U the only positive cure now kn(
to the Bwdkml fraternity. Catarrh
being a ooasUtotloaal dtaease. requires
a eoastltaUoaal treatoseot. Hall's Ca­
tarrh Care ta takea iatcmally. aetlag
direcUy upon the blood aad muooos
surfacaa of tbe system, thereby de>
>>iag tbe ffoBBdatloB of tbe diaeaae.
aad glrtac Itba patient strength by
ki
buiidlBg
up..............................................
taga
proprleiors hare ao
• Bioeh faith In tba enraUre powers that they offer Oae Hoadred Doltan for any case that It falls
to cure. Bead for list of tesUmootata.
Address r. J CHE-N-rr A CO. Ti>
l«lo. O.
Sold by all amggtaU. 7£c.
Take Halls PbaUly Pills f«w r..n«ti
patkiB.

Pilgrim Com
Laaaiag. has soctended a
rail to Rev. W. A. Mlaty. of I
The yotxag ciergyman bai
sd a rail from Big Rapids
Moakeg^ sponsawa have or
IM doxen of lire quail from k
ebnsetts to restock tbe bird aapply
that county. The
hewn pncticmlly «le
loagM wtnter.
Tbe Clevefaad-Ctiffa Iron Co. whirb
operates three large fnrnacos at vari­
ous points ip tbe upper penlasule. l
ia need of IS.nui
them going A
int will be 1

the most comptete line of fiabv
CarTn^cs. II«cIbube and Foldii«
Go-Oarts that jtoa ever taa. You
can find )n*t arfmt you vanC Inr
At )Mt what yon wish lo pa> .
See this i>eaittiful sptcia*, just like
rut, Ajr oaljr

J. W. SLATER,

WHotaaata and RcUil.

PeOPLE'I Savurs Bm

NINE-TENTHS OF THE TRAVERSE
CITY PEOPLE ARE IN THIS
CONDITION

Our Lacal Omigglata. Johnaon'a Drug
Store. Says **Vinol is What Every
•Y FOURTH OF APRIL.
Man, Woman and Child Needs
len BO trace of him being
at This Soaaen of tbe
Traffic Will Rs Commenced by Both
[•hing parties were sent out.
Year."''
body was found in a ditch a mile
gowtb Haven Lines.
an.t a half from the city and nrar
South Hsven. March 25.—The Mich
Many tM-<»p|e right
this » IHnItx own home, under the ir«- He had
igan Steamship Company will start re all run down, no i rengih. harrtfa dentJy broken thro-’glv. «l-r«- ^ml•^tng
the Soo City out of this p«jrt to Chi
> drag about, n »’l knot what the .lllrh
cago the same Bight that the Ihinkicj aifa them
neginnlng April 1. tic latm of
Williams Company starts its . boa*.
In ninety nine caws out of a hun­ vice of the Clllzi-ns telet>bone
April 4. John Stulllbeam. formerly of dred It fa simply a nin-dowa condition change
in Grand Raplda will be ad­
the Helen C.. will be in command of of the system. In other words, general vanced II per quart»>r for reiid.-nce
the Soo City. The compel It[ion be
«>►<• and II..’Ji for tiiiiluess honsr-s. this
tween the two local companies
one great tonic rc being the maximum rate allowed In
Ises to be keen this year, the Ml
constructor which they need. It will the corporation's franchise.
Steamship Company having
create strength, tone up the digestive
Th>- amuM-ment hall of the upper
dork properly directly aerm
organs, cure all stomach
peninsula hospital for th.' insane at
river from the WHUams line i
ale a healthy appetite, n
'riS
.SewlK-rry lias been ofM-ne.1 and i« in
Its fruit may be handled bet|(
bhaid and strengthen every 0^^*“ reality a full) equlpp.-d op«-ra famse
the liody to do its woi
fa ing on.- of the flm-*i of lie kind in
away every fc-ellng of lB^^
UMai talent from the town
I out of
deprevsion. and
and
> fitted
energy.
me»lirlne.
perf«
tains no injurious drugs,
Inigv. Ibut It la the
llclous ai
valuai
•f cod liver ..II I
medlcine, without a drop t
reUrd liver ami kidneys of all Impurities
**MUe^s, tbs Flesh Forming Food
Hollister's
5lilsteVs Rocky Mountain Tea
fet will
Mr.
Andrew
,
do the
ti buElnesa. 35 centa. Tea o
Olves Remaricabis Rssulto.*' days
year,
.lohnson's Drug f
Orugglota S. E. Walt A Eons.
run j
apiietite.
andj
MUvna makes thin people ti
gives perfect digestion and cm
stomach troubles.
Tuw'ihi*
The scrawny, emaciated pers
ways has more'or Ims trouble fr
digestion. Mi-o^na will overcou.^^ ... all the»e years. 1
the ills alllirling the poor. weak, thin
my entire svMem fa full .d vital
--------------------j
dysp«*ptics. It makes them plump ami It). As a tonic fi.r a ron-«lowD. tircl, TO CORE A COLO IN ONE T \Y
gives hialth and strength, it strength­
ens the digestive organs and reslor»'s
beslth so that the daily food is readily
assimilated and makes solid bone and
firm muscle, rich blond and heal
flesh.
In Traverse City there are im
people who have proved their c
case the remarkable flesh form
qualities of Mt-o-ns. It can lie u
retol! druggists 'in the city l.> sell; j,ru„R^ar.d well ' .r. cem
by the most delicate. It ronlains
alctibol and Is not a cod liver oil prep­
aration. It comes in small tablets.
Costing 50c a box. and If you take one
tablet before eating, ycju can enjoy a
hearty meal and feel that health imd
good flesh will quickly ami Mirely
tiim.
ft E Walt A Stins will give a writ
ten guarantee ultb every fan of Ml-ona they sell to refund the money If i!
itlyobriat^ remarked th<
You see it As Just this war, nine out ot ten people who
does not do all that fa claimed for it
are overcotna
tarn by fainting spells, rertiM. weakness, palnlYou certainly can afford to anmi
tatioa of tbc‘ brart and many other Ills that cause ui
using Ml-o-ua with the understa
sciouBoeaa are
« the victims of Indigestion.
that it costs nothing unless yn
ladlgestfoa As not always Invested bv aerere! ps
pains In the stomach.
cured.
such tympioma as I have described almva that I
. .
are of ten the first warning that tbe stomach does not wrork right
BEMOANED Hlft LUCK.
If more people would only take that greatest of Nstur^s 1
Romoc, there would be less stomsch
fimali Boy Big Mud Puddle. Irrcaolu
disorders. Like all of Nature's remediea, Romoc arts directly on the
tion. Fell In. Spanking.
seat of tbe trouble. No harm ever
On the corner of Bixth and 1
followa its use a* U the casa when
Streets there's quite a deep hole anad*remedies conulnlng injurions drugs
by excavators In search of the wal
and alcohol are resorted to.
mains. Yesterday the melting an*
and ir»> had filled this to qnlte a ■
spectable depth with muddy water A
strengthens the nerret
creatas a
small boy was standing on the l>ank
healthy, normal appetite.
Irrennluiely looking at the h«)le prob­
Wont yon please buys bottle of Romoc, I
ably wondering whether he w*>uld
my atsoraiKc that it wlU do you good
and you wfll become
dare to wade in it or not. The ques
one of the many In
t^ was answer«Hl f*»r him when his
this city who adrofeel slipped and he plunged In.
cate thiuae
he wandered away the h.vstand
of this
were almost convnfa«Hl I0 h*ar
ileas
7-yewr-old uofortnnaie exclaim,
darn such lock anyrway.” He prohablv
irn*Hl more w hen he giu home

_____

Mini WlYTOBiW WEKNT

2^rrr„v:r,h'T.-

JHL the dreaded clanc I

SdST’ I

spring Ionic that braces Iwdy and
In. ciranses. purifies and strength
ens the entire system. HoIItater’t
Rocky Mountain Tea keeps yon well
all summer. 25 cento, tea or tab
form Johasoa'a Dntg Store.

,

ARE YOU HUNGRYII

DO YOO WANT
CASH FOR YOUR

FOR FRESH VEGETABLES?
GUARANTEED TO BE IN THE
BEST OF CONDITION.

FARM?

PARSNIPS
CARROTS
CABBAGE
BEETS
BAGIES
ONIONS
POTATOES
LETTUCE
CELERY

UST IT WITH US nW

A. F. Neriinger.

GLASSES

C. W. Ashton.

fitted

Ye«r Rsliabta Hasnt Fwrnlahar.

PHONE, 146
CORNER STATE
AND UNION STS

BY

J. LEAHY

PRICE
TELLS
QUALITY
SELLS
Can w<? send you somt*
for dinner tomorrow f

ENTERPRISE
GROCERY

optician

AT HOTEL WHITING

FIR^mSURMCEj*^®”*^ R. SANTO

the hrit hve dxyt |
of each month, J
leuring headache j _
[and nervousness
specialty; glass-

OB0AI ■MANCE

t- L. A. BUILOONO.

J. H. MONROE

Mmm Wllhatai Bfaek.

Ceneral Insurann

; LARSON’S PARK HOTEL
Claus Wamwr. Proprtwtor
HUTTONS BAY. MICH.

■aiswdmd UMPMMa awd ParwMrs’ Mw»wal ytrs ImarawM OmpMir

31 I New Wilhelm Block

E W HASTINGS & SON'
FIRE INSURANCE

Travwfwa CHy.

...DENTISTS...
A. D. TYLER

THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT TALKS
And that always m< ms aomathing good. It is the aim of this departmant ,to have the beat, the freshest
and mrat tempting < eatables. It ia a pleasure to sell good things to eat.

YOU LIKE CHEESE?
Of course you do—and such cheese et we have. Going to make some Welsh RarcbK or English Monkey or
Cheese Sticks of Cheese fiandwicheiT Order some of this chete at once.
- .

MY, BUT THIS COFFEE IS GOOD
Want a a<pT It w.ll mean boy a pound, then another. We do have the beat Mocha and Java that's blended.
If you don't like that we have the Ferndell Coffees. Not Ilka themf Then try Old Oov’L Java. Got .ton
other kinds. Oh, we arc bound to please you in some way.

GOT SOME OUVES
That will make your mouth water Just to took aL But oh, wait wntU they are in your mouth.' Thar* are
ten different kinds put up In ten different wraya. Wouldn’t be surprised If you bought some of each kind
—some people have been known to do ao.

LENTEN FOOD
The beat of dried and amokad fteh—most appctlaing smoked halibut; the beat of codfish, either dried or
boneless. We never sold better Canned Balmon, every piece solid mesL oemething that ia worth eating.
Ever tried our Canned HerrlngT It ta ever 00 good put up just right

LIGHT BISCUITS
Are the pride of th e housewife’s heart and the pleasure of a man's stomach. It takas twa things at least to
make good biacuHi —good flour and the "know how." We will sell you the flour, cRher Supreme or H. 4. L.
Co.’s “Beat:" but i ite -know how" we're Just out of.. By the way. have you tried either of those bramde of
ace If we brag too much.
flour? Just order

TOOK LADY’S SEAL COAT.
Some Horrid Revenue Officers Butted

Mich.. March 2S.-A
nan of this city
- ...... ;o Canada
there purchased
She wore
revennue <
•CLF DENIAL WEEK.
week with tbe rrault that the■ lady u
now without the coat
e barely
Local Coraa Will Endoavor to Rafaa earaped arrest.
Monay far Furthor Work.
Notiea.
From March 27 uaUl April 2 ta **seU
Notice is hereby given that the part­
denial wook' srltk
with the Salvation
Amy. Captain MnnseUe. of tke kwnl nership heretofore existing between
will OBdeavor U> raise
tM dur Prank Lakym nnd Herbert O. Joynl
.................
• o IW
tag this sroak for the purpose of carry- nnd doing bosinoas nader tbe firm
tag on aad spreading the work. Tbe name and style of tbe Cobimbla Trans­
araok win be ohaerred aU over the fer Company. U tkla day mataally
ooaatry by the varioas eorpa of work- aolved; tbe said Frank Lahym lo (
tlBve baalaeaa nndar the name of tbe
ora Btatloiwd la dlfereat plaeea.
The wnilt of tbe amy fa varied and Columbia Tranafor Caaspany. and ta to
tatoreotlBr Ootaalos tor tke taadless. pny all obllgatkms agatast asdd com­
Ohehers for tbe hoaselaas. indostiial pany and to collect all bins doe aaM
booses for the woriclcas, supply stores caaspany; tbe anJd Herbert O. Joynt
baring retired from aald firm
for the poorsot. reseae haases for ‘
F. E. LAHTM.
foltaa. CbUdrea's
I 's^ hm
hoosea tor the
H. O. JOYNT.
Ml March 22. 1»0A.
21
wathlagasea and worktagwoasea
. to any aotklar of the eoanUoas
oKpresoloas of local caUat asoat the
kisses
poor aad wrMchod. are but a few out
bare
arrived.
Call
quick,
tkey
wrfll
oC the aeora oC aSorts to the asalateTbe r
aaaoa nt which the pohUe’s awaey

- $2^50 QP
YOU can jut as well hare ooc to take the baby
dajra, for fi.00 down and $1.00 per vredt is aD that v

to the average man or woman, not in
thb climate; it comes bj hard work,
Save for old age or sicknem bydepoaitiBg At interest in

return that<
gave the matter
little concern, supposing that he was
with friends at Saginaw ontil Wed-

^ InS? I

$15.75

MONEY DIES HOT
COME IN SHOWERS

juc man who waa found by tbe
de. where be had dropfa^ dead.
ead.1
’’Being subject u these apel■Ilsthen pmoeeda with details JJofct
as though nothing unosnal had hap­
pened.
Herman Weideomlllcr. a veteran of
tbe• civil war. and i
of the oldest

unnvt nuit-«w M FH ctaSTflwm

Ssrai'c
S. E. WAIT & SONS. Pharmacists

ABOUT TEAS

MONEY SAVED
tha wear. Shoes that fit
Shoes that
the foot.

By Purchasing
thai give comfort, shoes
Shoes that
uj: to date, of the
that are up

SOUTH SIDE SHOE STORE
U

Comar Savraith artd Union era.

JUST AS THOUGH PICKED FRESH
From the vines, ia what ia said about our Canned Pumpkin, Squash and Tematooa. Ever try any af our
Grand Traverse Corn? Well, It ia Just liks everything else grown In this raglan—THE VERY BEST. Wo
have some Canned Peas that arc "sure nuf poaa." If you want to add to your already sfipatlfini dianar
just order a can or two of some of thcoe canned vogatablas.

F.D. NICHOLS. Prop.

Take our word for It when It cornea to teas, and you will ^ Just what you order; Juat what we pramfae. We
have studAad this tea question and think we know H pretty tharattsbiy- Wc have a tins of Taas, Macks,
Sreena and Mends, unaurpaaaad by any hooae in the city.

THE HANNAH & LAY
MEHCANTiLE COMPANY

iTVT^.'

•

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■i'^.'■ ;

THE vnasmsQ beoobd, tbavebse cmr, mice., Friday, march 25,
itWn to be j
; i tatr.
fW. O
Oa
kb:man to Waakt^bw
b kb
•Ml to tke tw—ly WpMMbt and
ArcMtoflt Taybr to
VMteascv nR. **Wkr. Vr. Taylor.
Ue oaM oarwtly. “yo« hmr* mo iOm
War aJoar tWt «|0Tmtar ta. Dyo« my
•Ml. tt tmmm to go np «•« dor and
CMM doom llM> next.’- Hr aM«n<d a!
proraiM «r oprtdT toimwrairat.
|
m«Wr4 Ji'aaiMT mad kla brDthrri
rmok Wvr homrn rtomnic wltb Mrt’
< i edbrr at
Ptgao oT the tormer In Aj» |
• ; pkSem.
after a •eparatioo oft
- heir
ij^lght years. They bn

Ulc €att Qive You
The best for the price in

Feed* meal* Bran* IlMddlinds*
Com and Oats

We buy nothing; but the best errain and you jjet the
pure article.

SaitiMb $ Cay 0o.
GUniAL vews
or T8B WOILO
Omrse ft Laadb. the rirbm poUoe> oo the Phlbdalpbb force, died
aaddealf oe
rolbr car the other
aray hotor. He U said
10 have haca worth S30XW0.
Maxlam Gorky, that atrmaaa. di
atic. passionate writer oe realbm.
M years old last week. Hb real a
Is AlirkaH lUxlmOTlich Pliwbkov. hot
the readlaa world knows him only as
•’Oorky"
8. C. Cariieoter. a former Denver polloeamn wko served with credit for
I and hMrt a let doriat aa
lit
■ctioo rbtt a lluie
over a year aco.
s hern dbmlsswl from the force and
I compelled to resort to bectii
keep body and soul totather.
Not many apaenbtors ahos such
;tnod judtment as Is credited to anlcl
J Bully, the ooltoo broker of m

IT,

CmZ£N8 CONVfcNTJOM.

AIW/DTS TIRED,
NEVER RESTE^

A rtebMa^ tiUr mmxmUm to |
la aonlaattoB raadMates for city of
Sees 4^. to tranaet OBck other Watoen ah toar property eotot beCorv M.
arUl be held ia the oM Efts' haO. Okjr

TobetM oat fnm Wfd
•Micbete adtaral^aBdrest isl
tWtobda exbaM&aritWct
tiaa «Bd atired.BMcr«Mtedft

20th, 1VH. at alghi ortoMrWard No. I will be esilililed to 20 dal^tes. Ward No 2 tu 10(. Ward No 2
to iv Warn Ko 4 If, 0. Ward Ko. i to

i
I

rtheWdth. OaeofChecUeri______
aiditaaa^ b itoptn fclood aad had ebem.
cd arilh tieh. peie hkbd these ia W^ af

oSStoSewS?
a force, the amsle weak, the diDBpaxred, mad

di^es’tiv'e of
st-archy foodsiVo othejr

H

dl--o»rT> »l.ieh »..|l
lan
I- «ue •«.:»
111'-- iii.it m-tir

_____

SiT'SSr-

elded
opoo the sutge. At the or
tba of hb flock he has n
toonar rafoaded.
his detcrmlnatloa
itloa and win remain In & K. ^Aii^ y>y a.
ebanu* of the) Chat
charch. with which he
has been ooaaectad for three yea
igrtoaaian Fletcher of Mlaoe- I Ladiaa, •you can Jump on H. trmw1 has c
tpla an n. but H wrUI aoma up aiaillnf
ocea-j •vary tima.- Catatofi'k Claatic Flaar
bnllding in
I lately
•vatoff

IT PME n Hm
iMMVs But Av

UiimBm
mffrn

WARD CAUCUSES.
Ai: voten who Intend tn work wiih 'l
the rlilsen* party are eonlially Invited 1'
40 l•anieipale in the eaiietUM<s called '
lie'.m Hi thHr respective wanis All,
ih«.- caucus*.* to be held on Monday
••vening. Marrh 2Mh. There w
erected in each ward three met
serve on the city committee for tbe
lulng year
nie chairman and secretar> of each
ward cancHS wiU ccr1l^ promptly to
s<-eretary of city commlitee the naatoS
of the delegates elected In their respic-ilve wards to attend the city eooveotloo to be held Tuesday evening.
March 2»ih. lk<M. It b also requested
that each ward committee elect one
ilttee on credentbb
the
of tk
permanent organlutiao and ordei
ler S
at tbe city convention
Ward No. One.
A eltitens canens of voters revidlag
in Ward Ko 1 will he held In the Boys'
IcNamara I
. *w Monday «
IIKH. at K oeJock

KASKOLAQ
TABLETS

SirtHd.~ir

atitttiHE
Rilp-rsMiniln^

fhali
Chss R Hale.
Ibitd Marrh 23rt!.

,Ued by aeeideat
amdeat oolie r^ntl^
aaw.mtok
the far
Prank has been all
as a gold hunter and finally seti
loSJeT*^
Hahing. Minn. Richard has |ra'.'C'i
nweit <if hU life In Wisconsin.
Bpeaker Cannon happened along In;
tt>e members* lobb.r when Congress-1
man Bulrer wa/ paring in admiration |
at the pVtnres of former spenkerv.
_____ ____ ________
-J«»e.* said the New Yorker. -yooTe: deuaiaE the blood and tottiaff tip the iTStcB. RisaTtKfcriile^
RUavccelbdellood
a gcMKi deal the beet looking feik>w of sW took canhtaed. that csxichcfl the Uood, aad thxmiA ftthe (
the k>L' ‘ No doubt about it.' an | ft BWiriohrf aad wfaeahiag akep cotaea to the tfagd. actor-m
swered Cannon without the faintest
IK ~
noem,,Anjumxm4o
sign of a smile. “And you are alao the...........................
, ,
smartest man of the bunch loo." cun- '
tinned Mr. Snlser. "In fact, yoo an*
simply good. I often wonder when !
sit In the house and watch you »h.v
It b the angel Gabriel does net float'
down thrtmgh the glass roof some;
morning and carr.v you away to the!
contain Diastase
j
fleWs of everlasllng bliss." "Well.'
Wlilbm." said Cannot. "1 have won­
the only known jff
dered about that myself
undt>r tbe rules of the b<

career. It Is said that
height of hb aweeasa he
B annidty of tlO.000
and gave hb wife
>.000 aad
_ llki
Ike ISOO.OOO. laclndlng a
•omething
realdeare worth aboot $200,000.
Mr. Rocker of Mlssoorl has given
the boose of repreaentatives a new exin describing a man with
iicry. He says that a man
much effronif
ilk about the blesalogs of
certain pmtectloa dortrlnea to the
masses "aiaat have cheek of •acta gh somebody would
gaatic proportions
proportJona that a who!_______
whole buffalo
robe wouldn't make sMewhlskers for
him"
Rev. Wilson 8. Prltch. pastor of Pll

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L. AaacT

OBKST

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for ward oSecs in said ward i
transartiaa of such mber bosir
may come before the c

ABSOLUTELY ODOBIESS
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t lAB.urv. K-»-«il.» T«t.l- I. »*.l

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CHEAPEST

B

Ward Comm it I fv
Ward Na. Twt).

. |v,»ti« hi.,1 IVn-

t«u.|#d.

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Man-h 2Mh. lilt at
JoTtl!::
tiiiriMtsf of HiN'tlng If. drii-gati-s it» vl-

gaiamaton, Mii-h.

ELECTRICITY
A-r lOto

BAPTIST CONCERT.

:

P-

LAST WEEK

MRPETS

carpets made, layed
■ft
and Unetl
^
OF COMOOF
Thtt-amboo fimls us srith
the Aaifcst line of Ingrains
Tapestries. Vdveb and
Axrainsterro beautiful de•igns and new color rflectt
" that we have ever seen.

AND

DRAPERIES
llmperies anil l.acc Cur­
tains can l>e found here
and the |uire^ :irc iimhI
reawmahlc.

sarooAS

frpm...t0e

27x54 i

rubs

Ox‘1

I !i*i2

sJs

975

Ofiiitugf from.iSe

I

01.25
/•fnaftt ap fr9m,.S0g

TAPESTRY RUGS
11x12 ui>tuiiii..g/2(?(?

TgputrjfB up fram. 00g

AXmoSTER RUBS
¥a/x9h...................85e

I»xl2 up f rom .122.517
PORTIERES

PARLOR SUITS if*?*?, and
*

O

cxtremclj*
prices duifhg

Ask to see our special 5 piece Mahogany parlor
suit, in licit velour u]iholstcring, while they last

ip\

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i

pau..............0175
$2. $3. $5. and up
, to....................0J2.00

low
CSSm

UCE CURTAmS

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SPECIAL BARGAIN

Solid Oak Parlor Stand. like cut.
24 inch top. 18 inch shelf. French

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Going to want a Steel Range
this spring.** If so better look
over our large stock. We can
interest you both in price and
style

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ENAMEL WARE SPECIAL

This-guaranteed peninsular cast
Cook, with porcelain lined
reservoir, spcci:
this sale

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Nos. cook Move
out reservoii

Triple cofted blue ud ^
Bloe and white triple a
whheTcaKettle.oofy...l l^ffAClclTeaPot. only.......

¥ Boston Store
Traverse Gty, Mich.

DR. W. J. HIGGINS

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Iron Bed like cut. with brass rail
and knobs, others eqiially go^
values up froi
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This fancy arm Rocker
in Oak or Mahogany fin­
ish. cobbler scat.

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Our libtrol ftrmo
sad tow pricta

COAL

Move to Chrok Oivorca.
j
lAnslng.
March 23.—A majority of
dng. M
•mbers, of the state bar a**ocla j
tee «m
«in rule* and pract
practltst
tion committee
had a conference here relative to t
report to be submitted at the next a
mial meeting of the association
June Though a deUiled i
decided upon, aome r tbe memstated that radicalil <changM in
stive to divf
recommended. They

Both l-Iard and Soft

D0N7 WAIT
until your bin is empty but

ORDER NOW!

bring fbt comhrfo
of 5omt
Within ibt rtscb
of sit.

It Saved His Lag.
p. A. Danforth of LaGrange, Ga.. suf­
fered for six months with a frightful
running sore on his leg; but writaa
that Bocklen’s Araica Salve whOUy
cured It In tro days. For ulcara.
woonda. plica It's the beat aalrc la tha
world. Ctm guaraatuad. Only 2$ cu
Sold by Jaa. G. idhaaoe aad P. H.
Meads, drogglata. ________
TftY A meOllft WANT A&

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PKk 1000 WATTS

Biiriui Hlfw Eildrte

RUGS

of our GREAT MARCH SALE, h has U-en a ureal
tlcmonsiration of our ability to j^ive ;;rt*alesi values
Hundreds have taken advantai^ of this sale. You had
better. Every item mentioned here is a barjjain beyoml
duplication.

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rURNUIttBU HT
Pro.ji.virt tor Intrrvttinq Cvrnt xt the traiiHai'lbm of sii. h ollo-r Ini-Uia-. a<*
liia> isiiiii- tir-fiir*- (III- I aiii'W-.
Church Tomorrow Everting
j
Saiiinla*
Man li
>S«|.|
«t S n'l lKrt, >h«n>
,
UfMttifmrCi.
Progrim.
Ward No. Thre*.
i< rauriiii of voUtk umldlngl
.nVr's’,; T.
bald at I
Monday i
:lock.
t R o'cloci
Mack t
<;ra«v iK-wiM
; dnlogatr,
Piano wilo—"Hfavon'ii MvwM-ngrr.iVaNo. l,ow<-lli MU* May .Millard. ,
R«adlng-"Tlii- Going of the Whifo
alw> fur ihft nomination of candi j
Swan fPark*.n Mr* Id. M Hall,
tllnv
\ rry liesT ol denial scrv ire only.
Pjan.i *olo. (IbN-lhown.
Smith.. dato* for ward offlro. In aaW ward and
Piano Milo. K’li-nit-nU I
Uwll.
ft.-adlng • How
Man l^ovt--.• !j
ou.«u..^ under K. P. hall, on
bn floDr
ftoor
A w n«ri.v
huiltlmrihoa Marlin
with liockeray Bustnen College and
«»!«►—-Bwoii By and By."|
Ward CoromUl*.o
over Singer office.
Ml..
Ward No. Four.
oil." tChamln-!
Ml,..- IVarl
ELECTION NOTICE.
Plano «.In - 'Tin- lji*i Hopi-."‘
KMiwhalkl Mrn Smlili
o the Legally Qualified Electdra of
Piano **.k*-v N.>an-r Mv Go To
Th»-i-. ■ iTiitfiin^i Mi*,i Gmo«* Ih-wllt.
the City of Traverse City, County of
Piano
irhnn-nlit Mi-s May
Grand Traverse, SUteW Michigsn.
You art- hi-r.-l*y nollfii-d tlial tbe aulini-u. Mi..m.> Ma>l...|| and Higgins.
iial tbari.r Hretlun of he Citv of
Piano NOlo •V.-n.-ia E .\apolt.' for ward offlr-o* in *aid tvard and
III be hcM
tUsrii Mr- .Smith
iransartion of voch other bn-ln*«lid l ity ot
April 4th.
lu-foretherowu.^
19*H.
in each rjf ihe
irdi of the
Moblo.
More Riota.
eity St the foUowlng place*.
ice*. namely
A*. V; PriedVich.
Disttirlianror of atrikerv are not;
In Ward No. One. in the
*arly aa grave aa an Individual dU-j
room
on
FYont
street.
^ wa”“;i.
■der of the ayat^m. Overwork, loaa I ■
In Ward No Two, in the Second
Ward No. Five.
I of rle**^. nervoua tenaion will be fol-1
wan! city hall on Spruce •treei.
low.-d by utter eollap*e. unlesa a re , A cliltena cauriia of voter*
tiding
In Ward No Three. In the C. S P R.
immedbtely em- in Wardd No. r.n will be held in State hall at ?.V) S Fnlon rtreet.
~
In
lojSirtH-i Primary aehool
Monday
In Ward No Four. In engine bmi>>
order*
;ldney« evening. March 2Kth. 19v4, at R o*cl
o*cloek
3 on ra«* *lre«M.
> h:ieclrlc Bi
wonderful for the purpose of electing 13 delegatea
In Ward Np F*ire. In the primary
nlc and efrectlve nenln and the, to attend a ritlx'
biKil iMjlIdtng on Stale street You
arouni
r»und medicli for run calhxl for Tueada;
1*^*4
f aUo hereby notified that at said
wn F.vstem:I*. U i
tancaa.
r the nomlna'
charter election the following city of­
rtieui
pumatlam i i neuralgia
expel* date* I
mi office* in aaid ward at
ficers m ill be elected;
malaria germ*. Only &ftc. a
Ufac-; the iranaacthin
Ira
of aiich other biiMne
One mayor for iine year
lion guaranteed by Ja*. G. Johnson a» mav come lu-fore
fore the caiieii*
Two members Itoard of public work*
and F. H. Mcada. drugglat*.
Thoa. Keefe.
>r three year*.
Amon I^angwonhv.
One seboo!
O. Ia. Clapiver.
One
Ward Committee.
•ar«
Th<
Thece
will al*n l>e elected at said
ing for tbe body of a man dmtrned REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION
ter election In each of the five
ward,is of said city the folkiwing ward
tempting to enw* the river at St
city convention to ofllre
iroely;
■. he came acroa* the hull of a . Aice repuhlican
in
nomination
can
place
candidate*
for
city
1 achtHtner on the iMitiora of the office*, and to tranaact
Ward No. One.
Buch other bus
One *iip»>rvt*or for one year.
efore it
ma> properly rt > before
i foundered
One alderman for two years.
Grand
vicinity
One Inspeetor of eleetloo for ooe‘
Obaenor
year.
that .the
One inspector of election for two
Vard No 1 will be entitled to 30
fon,^ which lji Salle Bailed to the
egate«; Ward No. 2 will Ik* entUlell
head «»r navlgatlcMi on hi* exploration
2i de1egale*c Ward No. 3 will be
One member Uiard of edueatiun for
iHp up the lake* In HITS The boat entitled to •»
*-a« Itwl in attempting to make the re­ to n delegab
One cnnstalde for one year. *
I «a* never 1
del,*gate* To
Ward No. Two.
P. C. I
Chairman City C*
alderman for two years
A. B. t!«K«k, Secretary.
Tragedy Averted.
InspeetoT
of cli-eiion for tan
Dated
Marrh
n.
1S04
• Jui-i in the nick of lime
la»y W3* aaved." wriUn Mr*,
memlMT at Itoard of r^ucallofi
kill* of plea*anl
pleasant City, Ohio
ad playe«l aad I;
and a erilde c
iKN’turt ireatetl
him. l»ut he grea
One »H|v,Tvl»,,.r fur one year.
wonu* ev*Ty day. At length wc tried
One alderman f.ir two year*.
Dr. King** New Discovery
Discovei
fur ConOne Inspector of election for two
aumptlon. and our darling waa Mved.
car*.
He-* now round and well." Everybody
One Inspector of election for oaa
ought to know. It** the only sure cure
ear.
for coughs. coIdB and all lung diseases.
One member of board of edueatlon
Guaranteed by Jas. G. Johnson and F.
H. Mead*, druggists. Price 50c and
11.00. Trial bottles 10c

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One supervisor for one year.
One alderman for two yeara.
One iaspector of alectioa It
for two
year*.
One Inspector of electloo for ooa
year
One Bsember of board of adacatloa
T two years.
One constable for one year.
Ward No. Rva.
One snperivsor for one year.
One alderman for two yeara.
One inspector of electkin for two
yeara.
One member of board of edneatioa
,ra.
One (
Ubie for one year,
The polU
aald
a^d aleetlaii
alee^ ^ba
open oe aald eiaecion day I
o'clock ia the toronooa nntil $
In-tbe afiernoow. whan thay will ha
Anally closed.
In testimony wharoor I hnva harm
onto ant
•M my haad
hand at the
tha etty ol T
ana aty. Oraad
Grand “
Trav
Michlgaa. this 2Sad day

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THEEVEKDIO BSCOHD, TBAVH18B CITT, MIOH, FBIDAT, MABCH *S, 1»04.

SAVED MAN IT
BABOON TALK

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.^llrt IM EMUna Fmt^
H E NEWEST STYLES
HEBESTQUAUTY
H E LARGEST VARIETY
HE GUARANTEED KIND
Do not faiU to sec that Complete and Perfect
Line of Longieys shown by

Kubeck $ l^oyt
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SMALLPOX
SUFFEXEB
•tARCMKO FOR THI HIALTH OFFiCtR LAST CVININa

•ttJM fUATte.

WOIKITPtSTBOCSE
. K. Clovoland and S. C. Oarrow Appointod aa a CommittM by t
•Mrd of Health.

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WHfc BaaL

Mogam LUUaa Nordkm. tbe gysote*i vacuum ttvtag. bus tesilM os to
tbe mcvlts of
the GrteueU Bros, ptema
aftbeO
Ovuoft. Mieb.. Me
Murrb 22iB. IfifiS.
I. OrtimaU Broa.:

say la ssmMog
to tbe BoM for
Fooled BbouAog
Ingratitudt Bborp oe a BerpooTo Tooth.
uprights 1 hove ever used
Very truly your*.
New Turb. March EL—ifiar 20 min
UlUan Nurdkto.
.e* Edward Flaodera. oa employoe of
show, bad an expeiiaace be win re­
member as kMft as be Uvea, says tbe about three thousand people.
Praas. He ptayed tbe part of a bnmaa
Gulliver aasoug a buodrad atmian lUUputlaus. and faarely cacaped with bla
Mfe. He atauds ready to aaaert today
tbat the mookey tribe, through
bind ways expressed tbelr sympaJiy
syaterlous method
d iof telepat
daring tbe time
our oarrow In the
B b<^ to act la
of son aud brother. Their klndbe an attack In relays
I will never be forgotten.
I a* mock Intelligence as a tribe
Mrs. A T. Evans.
of humans.
Mother of W. H Foster.
ooBslgiundot of big monkeys of
William 1. Fasuer.
different spedes was reodvod la Madl
I Sguare Garden late oa Saturday
All tbe ptmular sheet music at 17c
BighL after the performaoee. Barir per copy
>y Friday and
aad Saturday at
Tueed
comer Frimt and Cans.
“ Giinnell Bros., cor
tnle aad Cbaag. two of
a ear
214041
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keys tn
tbe oldeat
moakeys
tn tbe
tbe eoUeetlou.
ooMectlou.
Tbe new com STS were viewed with sus­
AU. THE
IB RBCC
RBCOROe In Bdiaoo aad
picion aad dlatrost by tbe two boi
.’Icior Catalogs at Griminell Bros., corand they retired to a comer of
ler lYoet aud Cass 8u.
for consulialloo. Oeo. Coal
aaperintendeut of tbe soologlcal
bad warned Flanders, who
tbat there mightIt be
this extraordinary a<
t. E. Wait A Bom Ouarantoe to Re­
mlly^ w*»
JOIIX
was made,
Buwe, ua
aad siii
• famll
fund Money If Hyoml Falla to Cura
rected blm to prevent guarreliBg uatll
tbe old monkeys bad baeome aequalai
the Weeat Coat of Catarrh.
ed with the newcomers.
coosnlUtJon between Chi
> uncofflinan thing <
inie lasted about two mlnn
and then there was a mlx-up in
investigation usually
ading part,
the 67 big baboons took a Imdli
ith terrific that the guarantee U made by
attacking the old tenants wit
unknown
firm, htindretis of mUe* away.
fury. Flanders thought they would be
Tbe guarant*-*-. ihuiigh. that comes
to pieces, and seising a
wHh
Hyomel.
is emlrely dtffcresL It
I tbe cage and uilempted to sepa
the oombutants. There was aa is made by 8. E. Wait A Baus. one of
Immediate ce«*atlon of bnstllltles. the tbe most reliable drug firms to this
section.
They
advertise that If Hy­
baboons n'treating to one end of the
do**K not cure the worst case of
enge, and Chang nnd Jennie lespiug to omel
they vlll return Iho money
the BwiQgtng tmpexe. while other catarrh,
without
any
question
or argument. No
smaller monke.vs shivered In corners business bouse In Traverse
City baa a
The man was about to leave
for square dealtog
when one of the baboons, the leader l»ctter8 reputation
K Wall A A.ns. and when
apparently, sprang Is-iween him and than
they guarantee that they will refund
the door, ai the same time giving
the mtiney If Hyumel falls to cure ca­
lerance to a pectiUar shrill wbUlle.
tarrh. no »»ne has any question as to
atanlly !•> of the largest batsioas the agreement lulng lived up to. both
sneaked up behind Flanders, jumpt-d In the spirit and letter.
upon him and Itegsn tearing at bis
Hyomel Is very easy aad pleasant
hair and clothing He tried to thi
to use. Just breathe It Ibrough tbe
off. swinging the pole and strlk- little Inhaler tbat comes with every
«v aggreslve of the at- mitfit; every breath will bring reedvIng at
tacking
ing force
fo
ery so much the nearer It kills all the
le tml
ilxwi
germs of catarrhal troubles In the air
part
pasut I of the head
an order In m' ikey langtiage and 12 of lungs,
hU felkjw. who bad l»«N-n huddle<l lie muetms nvembrane.
gether. acemlngly to fear, approached i natural ruriv
euriv f,
for ratarrh
from the front, leaped at Flanders’I tj^. complete ».tufli costs but
,n.i rxtn Umies of Hvvmiei
bands. * rested the p..le from hU grasp j
and t>egan tcArtng at bis collar and
for fiflv rents IV
ihnmt. Startleil by the second attack, no,
catarrhal trt.uh1e de
so well dlneried. Ftandeni Jumped for relop Into one tbat may be aerloui
the .Uior only to find the snap lock had nnd chronic. Use Hyomel at once, ro
cUised him In. and the only way
niembering that you nin no risk what
op*-n the d«K»r was from the nut Ado.
ever when vou trv Hyomel on 8 E
He called loudly for help Tbe old Walt A Rons’ offer of -N’o cure, nr
bsUion with a frill of whiskers on hUj pay."
throat gate utteranre to a d<*ep guttu­
,
^
ral note. aiW Just as G<«o. C4>nklin|^
Csmklln
iMlMHiOs had deploy j HHrVMMM 1NU*H
running the ItolMHios
•king Flanders on all
ed and were a'larking
side* They nlpp*Ml
fsr Diarrlraa.
seiz4-d hU trousers leg* with their hu i g*.
ratrh***! at bis farejaadp
hand
him so harasv«>d
sliout to fall
suu sag
vlml-|^***“** **•■•••
mulilMide 4tf’ p«iwerful
p<iwerTui vimi-'
^
down I
D(aUkta«a
have pileii «u»4in him andj
Bryaal. ns MofOi
oflh Da__________ _
Mletussys: “1 bat* aas4 Dr.OohmU^ M^
vindpip*'
ipped I
who Is an old timer, k!
fVWJkl
what Ibe cry mean ibe moment
heanl It. Imitating the it
for retreat, be rausetl every
67 balMMins to al«nd«in tbe attack and jOsijrs Magl^Bp^gi^OBiii^^
rtish to the ctiriier* <if the cage,
long p»*le thust betw«H*n the bar* and
sharp rap «kj the head of. the l>aboc
directing the battle gave ot.ponunKj
to open the door and pirmli Flanders
scared
escap**-one
men ever s<i*n In a circut Chang aad
Jennie. whi»*c livt-s he had saved,
swning from 11
Have your Electric
plainest way possible laughed at him.
Wiring installed in
After that they fralt-rnlred with the
accordance with the
iMilKvm*. Hirmng somersaulta. played
leapfrog 1
National Board of
tbelr appi
Fire Underwriters,
gratitude
tt Pits in the Bad

witien
Anrtim County «e Vote on I
Raise Funds.
Elk aRpkU. Mich.. March 26-To
bond or
t oat to bond,
the voters
V
of Antrli
decide at tbe ensuing
spring eiectloa. Tbe proposition Is
raise ibe necessary funds to erect
|30.n00 court bouse at Rellalre. wbl
la now tbe county seat. Twenty-i
thousand dollars of tbe amonnt Is
be raised by an Issue of bonds, the re­
maining 14.000 Is supposed to be "cash
on band * It U claimed tbat tbU
14.000 Is ' iheoretlrally*' on hand
In reality it has all been transfem
other ftiDds and been expended.
The situation becomes still mor>
comptlcated
tied as C
Central l.uke offers
free site and IIB.OI f the county seat
be removed to thl

tbr county
Mil aadI Sbariff Chaadlrr aaid If hr
t out
caa»r la be vaati
ain a place of refnsr to(
Falllas tt> sain
the alck amaI tbr doctor procured
team aad undertook to drirr tbr m
back to Kalkaska, wbrr* br claimed
br came from Hr said be bad walked
In from Kalkaaka but It Is ttaoufbt be
read tbr bumpers. Tbr roads were
la sueb bad eoadithm tbat tbe trip
fMMld not be made aad tbe man bad to
be broQSbt back to the city.
It is {bought that tbe man ki
was eSpbaad to tbr dlsrase aad was
buBliag for tbr health oBcer to
The musical
taken care of Hr Is being held
given at the Congregational church
ckwr custody so tbat tberr will bo
by the 'Yipponunity riaas" prun
danger of tbr spread of tbr dlseaiw
lually enjoyable A fine
line prt>been prepared and a large
attendance Is anticipated
CHICAGO POUCE
'ting of tbe lieekeepcrv
POICt SBAHtlf UP soclaUons which will tie held I
March 30 and 31 pmwlKes to lie i
Chief le Trying to AlleviaU the Rotten Inierrstlng A good program has li
prepared aad those in attendsnr«CandHIan af Affairs New Esistundoubtedly derive much benefit
ing in the City.
There will be a meeting uf
building committee «if tbe Congregn
By Wire to the Errning Record.
tional church this evening at 7:30
the home of J. W. Patchin All me
Chicago. March 2S.—Cblrf of poI
tiers of the committee are reoiiesteil
O'Neil baa girrn out tbr Infonnatl
tbat there will be 47 promotions, the to he present.
There will lie a special meeting of
result of reslgnatlooB. dUmIsssU. etc.
from tbe Cbtoagn police force. There the New F>a In WiKsIman hall Ralurrta.r evening.
enlng. (H-nera
has been a gsmnral shaking up an
Shat in of Gran< Kapldi
In years baa tbe force rerelved a
deliver a: add re
Ibomugb reporatlng
It is thought
that this will do much towmrd the a)
ievlatlng the rotten condition of sfyears in command <tf the steamer
fairs BOS esist Ing In Cbiragn
Crescent of the Traverse bay line, has
r«‘celved the appolniment of mate on
, J FREE CONNECTIONS.
the Illlonls of the Northern Michigan
Will Be the Fellcy of the Gas Com­ Transportation C4impany
The Rathbnne Hlsters' calico ball,
pany This Season.
which was i*»siponed some limi
time ago.
All parties planning tn put In gas
IVednafirtay
ronnectlons this season please nmake Ing, March 30. In the K. of P hail.**
r- a"
appUcatlon at wee at ih gas offlee. Knights of Pyihlas and ttbelr families
as large main estenslons
planned
Inriied
and tbe Gas Cumapny will he rushed
with work as^aooo as the Brst
THE MARKETS.
weather comes.
The policy of free connection l>olh
In tbe street, yard and to the stove
will be continued for a time, and the
rootumrr will simply have to buy the
stove Mala extensions will be made
on alt street* where Miifllrlent appllcations are obtained to smrrant It.
JEEAHISEJOUtMALISM
Tbe Gas Company desire* to see all Corn-May. 63c: July 6l»4c. Gatsparties either at their homes or at the
Oempe (Telegraph) la at Bwrerda
«mce and talk ovif the gas guest Inn.
Fointa with the Rest Because
SPRAINED HIS ARM.
They Are Not Yellow Enough.

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d. a Oerdon Met With a Peculiar Accldant This Morning.
J, 0. Gordon ni«>t with a ^^eculllr
acldent this morning He was w
work
tag in bis rleaning and dying es
NiUb
lisbmnnt under the Whiting hotel
had a heavy Iron In his hand Failing
tn notice a bole In the Ooor. be
Biepped la thl*. He had the Iron In
bis right band and when he fell he
ainiek on bis arm. The weight of the
IroB with the weight of bfs body
caused a apraln tbat is more than
usually severe. Ii will be i
before he can attend to
ROWLAND FARIfiH DEAD.
Body Was Taken to Howard CRy far
Burial.

Rowlatod Parish died last algb
7:30 o'clock at the aayloa of general
- paresis at tbe age of 4S yaara. His
brother. W H Pariah, of CadOlac.
cmaie to tba city on tba Iato train last
ttlfbt aad took tba body to Howaid
CU. tbe former home, this moratog for
burial. Tbe fuaerat aarrke prill l<c
hold Boaday. Uadertaker Aaderwa
had charge of the body.
PATTBRN HATS—PoaUlvoly ao
two aUkA ogclaalve atyloa. ahowa at
Mlaa Flora Hack's aprtag arimaarr
ppMlng Thuraday. Friday aad Bator
day. Partora. 141 Eaat Freot atroet.
An tka popular aheet Btaale at 17c

Must Do Without Straw.
Rye straw is selling In- New York
St |36 a too In the past week i
niMnled In the country place of
J«»hn
Rockefeller in Tarrytowi
BUpetintendent wrote to
holetalr bouNe In Poughkeepsf
placing an order conditionally on Hi
price being satisfactory. The house
wrote back that the price would be
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loo rich for our I
Fraud Welhan at the Falla.
to North Tarr>town, N. Y.. tbe other
day. the isaue was on the purchase of
water worka. and women were allowed
to vote ttoe woman, after remaining
In the booth 16 alnutea. put her bead
out between the cartolns and said »o
the Judges:
May I oome 0017-—New York Bun

J. B. PliEC Bectric Co.
TfiTeneaty.

e chau*vrnisa^tMk
ith the DempfL
JEWBLRT-Chlld’s
band
rings
given away at 6c each, ladies’ aad
mtsaw’ set riqga each 10c. 16c. 2ic
FERBONAL.
and 60c. neck chains and lockeu lOe
apwarda. beautiful foar-plcture
Bert niis went to Wnltoo thU
- " i engraved, only 4*c. morning to meet his mother, who
». watch chains, charms coming up from Cndillnc. Bhe U ot
The Economy 8tort
fid years of a«e and u to ill health.
Robert Bcbnht. who has been tn Uic
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SHEET MUSIC BALE-AII lateri
popular nanalc aoM at 17 eeala per
W. Kimball Oompaay.

Ortaa^nEtoos, comer firout and Cnaa
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look at the best selection of floor cover­
ing in this part of the country.

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TRY A RKCORO WANT Aa
TRV A MOOMD WANT ABk

Now

that house cleaning time is approach­
ing you will be much interested in the
showing. Ours the pleasure to show you

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SUITS and
Rain Coats

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CALL AND LOOK
OUR LINE OVER

ir»lA. J. WILHELM

UNION
STREET

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Cbe Racket
Just receivcd.'almost a carload of Crockery. Jardinieres.
1- lower Pols, linaniel and Tinware. We were com­
pelled to buy a large quantity of Jardinieres in order
to get a special discount. We do not wish to carry a
loo large surplus and have decided to make a quick
run on them for one day, Saturday, March 26.

2 Specials 2
25 DOZEN

A LorsB«*r.Jod,o«rp,o
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Sardinieres
handsome patterns
and colorings. Prices
from 50c up to A Qp
$J, your choice

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At * mbJT tho Prsiww- Omt tar
tof •xnxatj of_ Ursad Ttstm.. hold

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25 doz. 6 quart Blue En­
amel Milk Pans.1 Q/g
22c value, special

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Ever>' day a Bargain day.

Cbe Racket

Cnoent Off, ftticb

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Pepe Marquette
buy KhnteU Ftouea <
m FlUiri PtreM.

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is an invitation for you to come and

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You will find here, no matter what your

SMttmIsf A«/f.
The J«Hirnal which 4'cllps4*s them all
Is the ivmpo I Telegraph), which Is
at sword* point with the rest of thr
prv-** for not being yellow enough. Its
motto U; "l.tot tia fight and win. let
ua fight and lose .hm let oa fight fair.”
How the pap«>r exists Is a wondei
from a financial sundpoint. for it ae«*
for in sen a month, which la. rongbiy.
one-tweniy-founh of a cent a copy-,'
ud with a clrrulatlon of loo.ooo would
leld only 334 yen dally But It !a
Irtely read, and l>efore tbe beginning
the sar grv‘w dally more violent.
One of It* recent iiticranees was
that “the government is
yield everything to Raas
flowery abuse of the cabinet for this
supposititlauB policy warn something
fearful and wonderful to read.
To show how little the papers letually knew of<he autua of affairs the
Sbogyn Rlumpo RgUy contradlcte
Dempo and aa»erts>d that the goreir
had abaoIigHy determined on
unle** Ua prbpoaals were acw|
y Russia in tota.’ The Bhog^
Ihogyo
represents the leteret
bust

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idea of proper is. This advertisement

NOTICEI

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thtProper TJ0or Covering

raniBERTiuvasEeiTY

of a so ullpox
lag iato tbe dty last night, the board
at boaltb met this morning m take
aome aetioa on the
At tbe meeting 8.
K Cleveland were np|M>lnted to secure
and buy a pest bouse fur tbr use o
his rase and any that may come u|
TO BUILD NEW COURT HOUSE.

A ASB wSo. It la elBlAAd. la • tr»mp.
r1»*d la tiA
llA cliy
clijr rarty
«^y yaatarday
y«atBi
arslBE. took B Inacb aad
sad apaat
apcat tar
aad last sTsalnB
j sroind tba elty
I
Uag for tb« bsaJtb oraatloe of tbc Man rc^
Sear. Aa «
vaalcd the fact tbat hr bad analipos
forv.
la ai aOM form
Tba doctor■ .iook tbr man

FRAIBCO BY MADAM NOROICA.

J. W. MILLIKEN

Only a Door Mat
Bst It means a cood deal to yonr carpets; tt doat
lake lane to spoU a carpet tUs weatlier. bnya
dtormatand save tbe carpets. AH kinds and
aUptices. Braided wire, tbey are ererlasUnt;
an sizes. Cormrated raMer mats, aU sizes.
Coco braid backs and Edres. aU sizes; eood
caamm boose size Costs
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