The Evening Record, July 27, 1906

The Evening Record, July 27, 1906

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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)

1906-07-27

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

1--THE ^^EVENIM*'EeCIp^ ■
TtUVEIME CTTY, mCHICAM. FRIDAY. JULY p. tHE

- HIBT BICE
CRItNOJUBY
V'v FRANK HULOTRT IN TROUDLE
^
WITH DDVERNMENT.

i
!■

liMOPER UKOFTHEimS
MUCH ft TM« CHAHOC
AOAIMT HIM.

By Wire to the ErmUng Record.
MaySeld. My.. Jaly Z7.-Attem
»hH MeUaae yeetetday M abe
eetxed hta radar aac held him
oad! I^lp arvired. To prermt
lynching, the aherlff rmaggied
him to Paducah in a cofSa

LAWYERS ARE
BARRED OUT

Cm» Wm W#fM Up by PoMofflc*
P«<M> by U«i)Ud ttatAs Co«vw

THEM IN THE PmSON.

SAILBOAT WAS OVERTURNED
PMb HulbMt, a faiwr livlog fmr
B«ir UkP. ««s ywitirday ebarg«>
wltb a TioUtlon of tb« pcMtal U«
for acs4Uia aa oUrfnr leu**f tbroog
tba Aall. PoMoftcv Inupertor Martio
aad Ualtad ScaiM DH»otr Har^h.l Mr
DoaaM bnmabt tb«? mao (o (htx city.
vbm b«l waa glrcii ao i^wmilwitlon
Mora Ubttml 9mtv ComniiraloDrr
WaHlappr and ^nd over to thi
lobrr tana of tbe grand Jury at finuuj
lUpMa. It aeama ttiat lluIlH-rt had
bad aome tml>t« vtih hi* wile and an
MhT maa. waa mUo mU»Hl up In ihr
Matirr. Iloniart. it U alli*r»Hl. arrotr
blm a iHtrr idgnlng hU wifo r namr
to It. TiHr Wtl»^ in aald to Havi con
lala«d macb ot»arvnr manor and ll
vaa for thla'that be vaa arrcatcHl In
aiMNlor Martin got a alight rluc to the
caao and by foUoviog ihla darn'll noal
ly lOrw^ Ilulbcrt to confma. Thia in
the third man that Mr. Martlh ha^
brought to trial ihl* montlj and U an
tsc«>irtloaany good record. .

ni MOWIIG MiCHIXE
. HKNIIY DCiORMIERi^S SEVERE
LY INJURED;

Taam Jumped Quickly and Me Waa
CMught by the Kntvca and
Hie baft Leg Cut.

Heary Deaormler had hU leg m verr
ly cut by a iw>wiug ronrhinc iUl«»
morning. In arnnojrar the niachln/'
byranio rluggc«i"XnT Mk Iieriiimwi
ftotnied to clcnu It lie had JuM tin
imbed doing thU and umh juai alKuii to
atari the team mbm they JuioihmI
Quickly, the knife atrlklng him In th<
ankle and culling a diN p canh Klv
atichea were neceaitary lo cIom* th«'
WfMiud. Mr I>e«ormlrr wnn In con
-tldrrahle iiain during ttic rnornini: i»m
la roatlog much caalcr ihl* aficijmun

VOUVA AND DOWIE OUT

Judpe Chaee Oat iSOO Becauae M«che
gan Central Baggageman Waa
Pugnacioue-Robber. Scared

By Wire lo the Evening Record.
Jarkaon. Julv 27 — W*ard«*n Arm
strong ha» aroiiwul the indignation of
the lamyerwhy refusing to allow them
«• convlriR uho had wrilii-n llicm
in r»*f«T«*nci- to thrlr cases
Pollcf
Judge Jcnkn. who practice* in the Clr
court, was r«*fuM.il. Armstixmn
Miy* iie i* cnforcitig the ruling of the
panlon iKiard
KnlghU of the Gnp.
port llunm. July 27-Michigan
KnlghtM of the llrlp, thr.-e hundr.,*
ig. are In the cltv hoMing a
on They will have an auUi
lK>at ride Saturday and alia> elect offleera. Frank Moaher i». a *ure thing
lor preMidenl.
Were Scared Away.
Manton. July 27—The lyontaftlcc
here was broken Into late WtHlnesduy
night, but the rublM-r* were neared
away Itefor^* they had socuretl any*
hlng of value.
Sailboat Capaixed.
Rogers fliy. July 27.—On.* young
nan and two l>o>s wete tlniwn.nl yec
lerday by the upKeitlng .»f a KalllKWit in
which III.) w.-re out pleasure rhllng
ThMr nnim*A are Michael nainion.
aged 2d. Patrick Itanium. u^e«l s. nn>l
IMwnrd Oi.Ka. aged u
The lM»at was close lo the duck a,
t'lnwfiird'h c|uarry when a nlight MiiuntI
•truck It uifixiHKU'diT and u|m.u it
'aiighi III the rigging ..f the ..vet
imneil crafl, none of r.ie inn*.' was
to lu-lp himself or tiie dllieis. and
The boilu-n

recoveri'd

DISBFFECnDN
IS SPREAOINC

PrU* Rgbter Convartad.
By Wirt* to the Ev-enlng RMord.
Chicago. July 27.—Pri» ftghP
er Alfred AUen of Ottawa, Caa
ada,/tiasi
convened aad
Joined the Moody Institute.

1611010 THREAT
KNOWS NOT WHERE TO LOQl

Mary McOowan'k Fathm- Said H«
Would Kill Her But 8h« Married
a Druggist Anyway.

By Wire to the I?vtiUng Record.
Thuroasvllle. (Ja . July 27.—Ignoring
the threat of h.T father to kill her If
Feared That th« Entire MiliUry she married again i his wl.shes. Miss
Mary McCownn of Jack.sunvUle mar
Strength of the County Would Go
ried Roy Cochran, a druggist, today.
Over O' the Peepte'g Side in
Evcia of a Revolution.

S O’CLOCK EDITION

■YBHE.THHBSTMI
Well Knmun Pioneer Pasaad Away at
8:15 Laot Nig^t at Hi* Homo
in Frankfort.
Special lo tbe Eveclng Record.
Frankfort. Mich., July S7.-Myroa E.
Thurwton died at hia home here at
k.n last cven.ng. Tbe funeral serv ice
will be tomorrtiw morning »l H
©clock and the burial will be to the
Frankfort cemetery.
Mr. Thurston wa.c CO years of age
and one of the beat known pluoeers at
the north .coming to this region fortytwo '-ears ago. He was at one time
J-jde» of pndiaie of Ib-nrie county and
ha.*; alwavs int-n pixmiim-nl. He
ka\t^ a wile but no chlldn-n

By W’ire to the FXenlng Record.
Anderaon. Ind . July 27.—mncls
Schlatter, the “divine healer,** who has
been In eecluFlon eight.N-n monthr
reappeared at the camp of the Indiana
,aeeocUllon of aplrimanst*. and will
give an exhildtioo of h. allng Sunday

RUSSELL SAGES GREAT ESTATE
GOES TO HER.

The Hobart Co. Prop.
MIDSUMMER TIES
In foiirinhanda and bat wing*, partic­
ularly adapfabit* for neglige w»*ar. de­
mand a class of nnuln that must look
well oft.-n under disadvantages and
stand a lot t»f hard but weather wear.
We have a new line juat- In that Tub
filU the rvqiilrementH of the noamn.
Nome in w>ahalde fabrics, but all very
Ktyllsh. effective and . an ractive In
* sbajK-. figures and roloiing

Bid

A Safety Razor

Can
Oxfords

mens

$1.00

-

fZSO

THE EVER READY

men’s

Httbeck S Hoyt>
U.ta, su

The low shoe
the proiier
caiter for y«»nr summer
erfo.L
fo»twear
FroA* cirvuhition1 aroui
around llu*
nnklos in an antidoU' for lio!
feeL We have all the ueir styles
ami thent are many of them..
Ojcferdi from 80c to

SEE OUU WINDOW.

BACHANT & ROSCOE

aiomen*s _____

f/.SO

KNIGHTS TO HIVE FUR

AMERIGIN

CARRING FACTORY SHUT DOWN
Dry Weather Haa Made It Impossible
to Get Beans—Smokestack Is
Moth Eaten,

phewg and Niece* Received a-Few
The capning factorv was forced lo
Slight Begueata—Will Foot
lut d(^n ye.«;ierday for lack of stock
Up to 680.000.000.
to work on
The dry weather han
made It impo.Kslble to gel tbe lioans
In fast .emmgh. but Mondav morning
Oevamer W *to«»ch».
By
Wirt'
to
the
I?\cnlng
Record.
^ Troope to Be Ready for Duty at
there will be enough on hand lo pul
N.-w York. July 27—Th. will of Run the full force of help at work again.
Ftdl Sagt* was offered fo rprobute in
The uppeV part of the smoke slack
Manhattan today and with the excep­
By Wire to the Ercning Record
*c#me nisit'd and eaten away in
New Bedford. Maaa., July 27.—Oov tion of a few miner b.'guesti!
such n mann\*r that it was nt‘cc«*s.san
mor Onlld tiae ordered the atau nofihewa and nteceg the estate goe« to take it down. A part of the stack
troopa aad heary artillery to be In to Mr*. Sage It will foot up lo UO. is sUn standing and wiU probably be
readhraea (or duty here If needed toreplaced by a new one within a few
day. The etrike mitoatlon haaltrown
day*.
MARKETS.
Buffalo. Julv 27.-CatiIeSiemdy. Sheep and lambs—1206; alow.
WnX CONTINUE.
Owing to the great Inlereet beiag springs. IGD7.25; wiMber*. $5.20© EXCURSION. SUNDAY. JULY 28TH,
by\7.2S: mixed, $7.1507.20.
amwn tn the performancee.fh
Staamar illtooia,
sac
DetroiL July r7.-Whe#t-No. 2 red.
To Charierolx. Petoakey and Harbor
Euth Qrey ml the Ormmd wpmm boiiac
Springs and ret am. 11,00.
JUmmager UoomlB haa mrrmngmd to bay* TiVic: corn, SSVic.- oau. 3St
The llltools will not stop at Elk
tbe 6ompmny oonUnne tbelr engageChlcMo. J«ljf 2I.-Wb€it-July.
*
or retnmi
mem wall Tommdmy ni|d>t A mmeted 76Vif: com. ante. ^
ik. return 10 p. m, sharp.
Toledo^
JulT
W.-Whrot-Culi.
meert wtti be glwmb hr tbe company
T«Uc; corn, 53lic; lau, 3Slic.
j
July

ROTS^iRE FEBRED

Special ExeirsioiiKiitice

fpw

Order tor
Screens
With iUi

Stock doors delivered tame day as ordered, Odd
doom and windpw screens in three days.

Dni^ Store

We'll send a man to Uke the measurement^.

PYTHIAN8 SO OECinED AT LAST
NIGHT’S MEETING.

tltF Tile kmglits
specially urgi-d ti
I inev-llDK.

.

OXFORDS

J/.90

Wr an- now |h tm.im tiHv Kk .jt.-d
III lb. \S llll. III! hUu k.

On. Savter & Ptsballifan
DENTISTS

I o. c. Morrarr I
|ab«tract« of TlUo I
I
MICBB BATIBrACTOMY
I
I
BsisbIlstvwQ ISM
I
I meern 81# Bff Bwnk BwIMlM I

rmixai

Traverse City Mfg.' Co.

$3

lOBBED UP SERENELY

WIFE t;ets millions

City Book Store

€ut Price
Sale of

Paid Judge Chaae 1600.
HI Jcdiioc. July 27. The rare ol
At Mtating NfKt Mo'^day, Night, Com
iOTH WIRE DECtARID UNFIT TO liMliM rhurlen II ('hasp VP l.he Mich
mittaea Will B^AppcIrrttd to
^ RULE ZION.
Iran I'eniinl talliciad comtuitiv. which
Puth th^^ Pl*HX.
Milt was luiMohl for an nuU and bai
lei). wuR Milled by Clu- dcleuilan!
John C. Hatalty Waa ADpolnUtI Re pioing Judge flinse $i;nn
The Kli^'bls of Pythias Iasi tilghi
ceiver by Judge Landit Under
Judge t'hnM claimed tbat w’dl. at dlTlded 1.1 hold a Ulr FOtlu- time ill
WMKM. jmuiu.n on Tec ..t a bag the neat future 'I'he priip.u lliou met
gageinan tn t he . inploy of I he coin- whh gr**ai fa.or mm.iig the m.-mlH-rH
Vy Wire lo the^>>euliig Uen.rd.
pan.. Hiruck him 111 i*.ie fac- and And will no d.iubt r.-eelve. th.- loyal
Chicago. July 27 ' Judge l.aiidla of kniM'ke.1 hon d.cwn
Hupporl of Ilie p.H.pl,. g.-iierall\
A
the riilled Btalea lumrlcl <*oiirl loday
Judge ('h.oe |s eilitoi of tlie (trailed numtier oi i-ai> ago a fair ..itiiilai to
declared that Inuh homle abd Vollra CountV Journal but resides In i.n!i
pr.i|si«.-d. was held III the
were tinflt to rule the Zl»n colony and Hlng Hull wa« c ..mm. nce.1 In CUnlon Cliy ofM-ra h.mse and was a gn at micJohn C. Ilaielev rt'celvei
hoth ill a financial way and as an
.unty
irr.,tKgi u»ndK
lemeiii All ImfHiriani hum ting of
C-u»hed by Carg.
WuHkegon. Jul> 27 -Wrn. Ijiurencr the lodge will be h.-i.l n. vi Mominy
lilghi,
nt which ilni.- commit'.will
aa caughi IhIw.h-d two freight cart
I o'cUwk and crushed no badly that
Icblatter. *«Divine Healer.** Made Hie
he cannot live
Appearance at Camp of Spirit
^ahtU Today.

“HEAP BIG” .
Lot of lndian Baskets. Lcatber (ioods
and Souvenirs of all kinds and de­
scription on display now.
A chance for visitors and local people
to obtain the nicest kind of gifts.
Come in and look at
the showing.
•

WmBUTRARWATS

IX)ST FUROKT Col. C. H Fmorh.
the weM kntJwn trav« ler. explorer and
|ec:uM-r at City opera house July ,70 21
Petersburg. Julv 27 -Although Japanese Government to Take Siju
and
Aug. 12,
july 17 tf
Paying for Them in Five Per
the gov.-mroeni pretends to he inwBtei
Ce-t Bonds.
of the revoliTtlonnn hliualuin. it wah
known yesterday that diaaffectlon is
By Wire to Ih.* Kv. ning Record.
spreading throughi>iit i:i. . irire arntv
Toklo. July 27.—The Japanese gov^ thi* ernnlre The cr:ir knows no.
ernnieiji hay decide.1 lo purchase six •
where U| hk.k fur loyalt) or dlhloyalty
railways b) la-, i, ,uiying fr>r Uie.-n i
Fifteen hundred «ud.|i»—: and rmllor.^ o.
R12:..o'im IMO In
|rt-r cent Umds. re-'
gani.son at H* Isingfors. Finland, il»-.-mable in five years.
took an oath Tuesday night to fight
tbe aid.- of tbe fieopie
Yhen the revoliui..nlsta romubu
Ir plans and wet up a provisional
;^*)vcinraeiii .if their owii. It Is fear.M
Ihf^ bureaucrats t*'c whole army
will opi-nly desert the en |M n.r am!
lake a stand with the enthrum-d priwer
yuk
.f the luople.
Over 1<M» memlK-ra <»f ilu- iloumn*.-^
group of loll met III Finland under
ihe pre^ldcncv of Professor Mll>ou^iff.
began eonft'n'nces with represen
)ver.”
-Fellow,
craftid other rtdiahle
liuoe of
and S4.00
a i.*vol lit binary i
Oxfords and shoes cut L)
will r«*ceiv«*• ft urn the arniy
IKcuasIfvn.
Alllejl revolutionary organisations
inve form.Hi a [dan to .set up a proTan. Viei Kid and Hns(.‘^lonnl govemim iit in opjKeithm to
Biau eVdf, all of them litis
•.hut of the emfH'ror. Tiie central c-omSafely Razor and seven
season‘s sly It'S, from $2.50
mittecf. of the aocial dcmrx'ralw. ao
blades in a case complete
ami $:i.00 lines, eul to
revulutlonists, peaaant |eagu.\
all for 100 cents.
railnmd imm’a union, and the r.'Vf»lulionnry military cornmlttc-e. together
This razor, in spite of
with various parliamentary groups, are
the low price, is giving
back of the movemenl. They are ciuiexcellent satisfaction.
-Id.-fing th.' ciilling of general sfrike
and attempting n counter coup d.-iat
Come in and look at it.
Tnn. Vi,i K.d »n.l Cnlf.
through aetUng up a [mvvlsional gnv
for dress CiE street w(«r,
nmeni.
sevT'ral difTereflt sfyleh to
The goveinmctif !.•» using .-v.-ry
from^lf,"»0 Oxfonls
means nt Us lUspusal to cr.-ale the tmfor
and nbroail that the
crisis has been Mic('«-s*^fiilly passe.! ami
I hat the [ii.diabiill) of a geiwral up
h.-aval has dlsaiUM-ared.

TENTH YEAN-EMI

Ib the Iiuulor nmoD g Michiiran winU*r wheat flours,
It “stands up” for itst'lf, and never goi*8 l»ack on a
frieiul
Aro you a frienl?
If
introKluclion from

Hannah

&

Lay Co.

Flit off buying Waih Goods when
>ou can get such charming things
ai so little an outlay? You
never have had offered you such
a splendid assortment of bright
and new goods at such remark-'ably low prices as you are now
offered.

We mean good, worthy,

dependable
merchandise, good
patterns, pretty colorings, and
ME/MS C.YDUNO HENS
CX/OTHING » & PVRMlSHINGa

r------- -—'—*

LAST CHANCE—
Straw Hats Half Price

(This season's goods)

Ontine Sola $S.50, $7.50, $9
(This season's goods)

Wen's Suite $5.50, $7.50. $9, $12,
|15,$16a0
♦
(This season’s goods)

SB^RMAN

'such an assortment as that is
plcniiful enough to supply your
needs, and there are a good
many warm days ahead of vou yet.'
Only four prices to choose from—

lOc, 15c,
25c and 29c

^ppiaPl
tBAvnac art. tncMieAN.

IK EVHBK «KOm OBUMilZED

rsiisEEE^^-sss
'■ aisssr::
S“:

TELEPHONBeO.

MIAAL

Um BSTAMJBHCB AT
yONBOi; CENTCft
*

■ATCRIAL OR THE 6R0UM
WILL COVBA ABOUT FIVE ABO
HALF BQUAIIE MILEA

9r«rt«IQ
Wednwt’yAug.l

frioav. july

m woMW*

TO-NiGHT
My Wife's Family Rith Grey
Bitot. ;<tRW8«iwi-»

Stopj^m & Unton

Ton aiiojH H l»t ftmi.
SneitnKnin.
:

Prices 2S^3Sc. sec

Matinee Saturday for Ladies Only.
Prices-Matinee 10c. 25c.
.N'ighf 15c, 25c, 35c.

F—B 8. Hill ia

AWrich Traa-rar «f the
M—r Companr*
Bepelal to the Evening Record.
ahch . July 27.—The
Grown Rural Telephone company was
ir mwitmd. at'lloofoe C—ter
and baa Incrjrporated and elected of
ficerw. Three hundred dollars c*f the
caplial baa been wM In and Fred E.
Hill of Monro# Cent#v was v]*cto^
with
lUrgrav.-s and M
1 Aldrich as aecn-iart
orer. The board of directors cmishtv
of five members. Fred Hill. Wni. Co*.
Ed Aldrich. John Anderson and Frank
Smith. The r.-nirol of this ayatem
will lie loratetl at Dr. Boylan’s drug
sUire. The system has almui tw—nty
eight pairona In a territory of about
live
a half square mlle^ and
erol other reaWems of this u rrltory
have already KlgniOed th*-ir intention
of Inatalllng phone, when the line la

.
^
(
f

wtgvtm vrmmnung ibe wtlmaie 1«
Mi«li of tk*
frmi» erop
tlM pro—t ■■MOB cooOaoe to cive
PMilM of Blnoot vnpmsMlentei
gtto. Tbol Bood pHeo onii pr*^»
of Oi^ jrot trrop. to be iutr.
—fM IB ibis ooumiT now ■««»■
mm >7 roBMB oC Ibe loci Uuu the
♦ vboBt crop of Europe will be mbout
BM hoMlrwd Md fifty millloo tmsbeU
' filiort* at MBipared witb laat year'*
, VboBt crop. Bot whether or not the
SnropOM .bonaiite derttope*. the
OBomotta inrreaae In American con
BOapUoB «U1 Inaure fair pricea to the
r -Amorlmm tamer for hi* producta
V XlBoty-fiva per cent and more of all
" : Ihaagrlcultoralprodort.of tbeUnUed
• ^ fttBita are bonghl and paid for and
The material for ronairurtlng the
• BOBMmad at boor. American wiget line Is on the ground and will lie put
Mt the 9PBt fnfinential factor to far
r the farmer* theml«e|res Just as
; at Amtrtoaii ^uctt .re roocem«<
as they can leave t^eir farm
5
m thbl la why the InteretU of the
work to do the work.
5
Amtriaan mUl aad of the American
Many Rural Linca.
fbna art tnaopBfataly connw^ed with
esc rural phone companies are by
^
tba pttrpooaa aa4 reauU. of American
leans a new underuklng In these
parts. There are aljoui two IiundnMi
miles of rural phone line? controlle.l
t
TU Bewipapem of Michla^t .hopW by farmers themsehes built around
not Afala ropeat a Wunder many of Fife 1-nke. Kingsley. Summit City and
tbea made aeireral year. a«o. In Wexford, and all are op«^rated at .i
^ : •Mbtag to protect the pottoffice de- great saving bv the patrons them“ • partinaat from lmpo.iripo ahe third wives. Tl»e phone npapratus Includ­
' .baalatanl pommatter geneial It fiyhi- ing the cost of maintaining centAi,
. tbc the legHliBate nea.paper.* btftle. the furnishing of phone Instruments
- ” and he deiNTvet their nupport. MIl- and ke«*plng the line In repair, costs
Bona of doHan are lo.t to the fovemsubscribers onlv $7 per year
n—t erery year ihrouRh the fact thtt When the line was construcled It cost
the aeoond-claat mail privilege has him tz:, per mile for a single circuit
be— groatly mltutrd. The mailt havv >>tem.
be— flooded with piibllcatlont claimThe circuits required in this lerrl
Inf the prtrUeiret of newspapers and lory five mid a half miles square are
legitimate periodicals which were n.>t
It eight and each suliscrllH^r pays
Vbat they clalmetl to be. and the In equal proportion to fiie other. Now
newapapers have^ been iM-rtuarted to The Bell Telephone Company * only
- '
altaeb the very meant w^lrjj were equires a contract from these rural
bolBf taken to protect them. Assist MibHcrlbrn* for one y»-ar an.l with
ant Poatmaater General Madden in their line bulb the subletiImts can buy
i rlsht direction and hit a complete phone ln»*truuieni and ap
paratuK for lit*. A lelep»ione expert
gr—alve support from the newspnp
fiwn Ohio claims that they cau keeti
In repair a centcal on eight elrcub
The example tel by the OI« Mltalon at a cost of alioui fin cents quarteiiv
Athletic'club is one Ihnt could
to each subscriber The Bell rompan,
t>e. followed here. Thai club hat the has ir>iv similar orgunlrat Ions In thf
backing of the vlllape. the rwm
stat#* of Michigan. Kaeh^ local e#im
and the surrounding territory. Weekly pany has from ibnf to five townships
regattas are held and also athletic ex
The (Jrawn Rural Telephone com
blbltlons. The Traverse CUv Athletic pan, owi*s Its present success through
club U a good institution and
the untiling energy or Its president
auch Bupport at Old Mission has. could FrtMl HIM. who has rerelvwl a great
.aocompllah many things.
deal of opiKisitlon from other phone
lines who recognlred In thes» rura
Again we are conttraIne<l tox<*mark organirailons n dangerous buslmuo
that If the weeds are cut now the crop rival and it is hoped by fall that thb
won't be so large next year.
phone company will e.viabn«h a new
prec«*dent for other rural districts U
follow. It will. If thoroughly estab
llshe<l throughout the country, cut
Klllft Ut— by the Boys Was So Rusty, down the extienses of maintaining r
Htwtvtr, That Blood Poison
phone in the home, will also admit ol
la Reared.
a larger list of subscribers and will
make a telephone beneflrlal to all
Han. Mlrh , Julv 27 —In order that
At a trivial oxepnse ronnertjons car
5 the potson might not spread two I
lM> ma.le with one imrs of the c<.untr,
c—ipankms of Arthur Vanghan. aj
to another and have no phnn«> f»-e t(
IJ y—ra. rut out tbr llesh for an Ir
pay aa they do now- under the present
aro—4 the b|mw im hi» h-g wli*-n
ownership of phone systems.
rattiMaCe bad tuit.-u hitxi
Tibe care l» llkel> to pmte worse
MAKES A PACKING CENTER.
tbaa the iSiSw. for th.* knlft* the,
—«B waa ao rosi> that bk*sl poison Fori Arthur, Can.. Hold* Out Induce
ments
to Fackcro to Locate Thert.
fag i« feared
IHirt Arthur. Canada. July 27-Tak
% Vangban pmtestisi against isenni
•iiittg the aub>«<< t of an nmatiuit surgical lag advantage of the situation in th#
meat trade of Chicago cn*ate«l by
^IpcratJon. but the o:hei iMiys
SInrIiar and Roosevelt, this city U wn
shere of the rapblliv
the pol.on of a snake tute deavorlng to In^eivst packing Arms in
the a»!vantage It offers us a <N*nter.fo:
i and thev i
the meat Industn. , The city own»
chances.,
acres <d bind, of which b will
•; The boys live on farm, near hert'-.
grant u.s much as mav Ik* n*H*<letl by
: ^bere rattlers are very pU-ntlful.
Arms locating here. The claims cBn
alst of cbean assembling of callh'
Two-Day Meeting.
I Sunday. July 2R and competitive tranR|K>riaiion roui»*s In
IfSS, ipeclal meetings will be held In the the eastern markets, facilbie,. f..r dis
VSaiat chapel, ko-'i Kandolph street poaal of n'fuw. low-prici* electrical
>bood apeaker. from diffeivnt parts ol IKiwer and ptire wat<r in aluindance
!tbe state will be |n attendance. You It Is said tme western (xmipany is ai
are Invited to atfknd all meetings rt'ady planning to greatly extend |i;^
TTie order of aenrice U as follows:
Saturday. July JR—Prayer mw^ilng
HEAR COL. C H. FRENCH In his
.t w m.: preaching 10:30 a. m., 2 p. m. magnificent illustrated lectures July
;9:30p.m.
30-31 and Aug. 1-3.
july 17-tf
I 8—day July 2fi—Prayer meeting,
4:30 a.
preaching foilowlug.
‘ -Biroaebing 2 p m. and 7:30 p. m.
EXCURSION, SUNDAY. JULY 29TH,
Steamer Illinois.
I CteyibeilBiB^SBhrt It nu
To Charlevoix. Petoskey and Harbor
mtjUaaat t the tfcii. Bilkn Spring!
and return. 11.00.
The IllinoU wlR not atop at Elk
Rafklda going or returning.
L—ve 8 a. m.. return lO p m. aharp.
July IS^t
BT ABl

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V

MIT mt smut BITE

Special Ficttrslon notice

FOR DUTT IH ORKHT MR. HURT ROW EVER
ARMORED CRUISER SQUADRON COT REVENGE FOR SNIPE HUNT
ING EXPEDITION.
WILL LEAVE NEXT MONTH.
‘Ccod Mcroing. Have You Used
Pear**-Soap?- la Popular Salu
tation at East Bay.

By Wlra to the Rveolag Record
‘ | Earl Henry Is now ev, n with thWashington. July 27-The armored j East bay cani|KMW for th.- s,d,M- bunt
rruis.-r division of the Atlsn'lc fli-.i.llng irl**k winch they rec«ntiy pbiMtl
cfinhl.tlng of the Wi-sl Virginia. Coke ' on him. I-ast night he M-ni down a
redo. Maryland and Pennsv,Vania and , five pound Ik>x of l^rwney s candles
commanded bv Rear Admiral W. II. i All were delighted to gH H and Mr
Bronson, will leave aUjui the end of i Henry was voted the princ#> of goo.1
August for s«*r\ice on the Asiatic sia-1 A llow s, After taking a fowL pb*ces
tlon. When the roar admiral reaches ML-, changed their minds for instead
Manila with hU fleet he will l.e made oJ tsing nib-d with l>»wne* s delicious
commander In chief of r>e Asiatic i rn rim filbag b contatm-d s.wp Everysiailnn and Rear Admiral Charles J.! Usly at the r*iu|. bad one and war
Tialn. the present commander, will U- was tmmedUtei, declanm against Mr.
orderfvl home. The vessels of R#>ar | Henry.
Admiral Bronson's squadron are to be!-----------------------put in complete repair m-fore being
DOCTORS LOST OUT
S.MII to Ibe Orient Immediate!, on
----------their arrival in the far east the tunile-’Saw Their Business Going to Rivals
ship Wisconsin and Ohio will 1h- de :
and Then Gave Un the Telelach**#! fro mthe Asiatic station anil
phone Fight '
ordere.1 home. The Wisconsin will U---'
«r-nl
. .th.T IW Maro IkI,,,.! ,.r' Will., sb»rr. . P:. . Jul> :T-Th. Ilrll
I-URM
var.i. for
risiv,- ,T. Ii phone cnmi..By
won i. comllltcst with
l«lrs an.l It... Ohio win la- .
........... I"-"' 'Irior, afUT
Jhe doctors of the town of IMtston.
the Atlantic fleet.
who were fighting against paying busln. ss rates fot their telephom .s Ibey
bad been paying the residential rate.
The medical men onlered tln lr tele­
John T. Bradie and Lccn F. Titj* phones out. and t*e .lr.:g s.on-s came
Looked Over Banks But Didn’t
to the n-scue. answering all talks b.r
Decide on Style.
the doctors bv me.-seng#^ Then ih*
telephone management hit upon a
John T Beadle and l.eun F. Tli :s I i,rheme. When a call came for a dor
reiurnt'd last nig^t from Hatile Cn^-k tor b was sent to physicians In nearby
Jackson. Chelsea. Ann Arlior and otin . tow ns. The pjttston do*'io,s saw tli.-ir
southern Michigan i<»lnts where they • business falllHg off an.l yield.-d.
went to look over the l>ank building., I
of I hew cliles. The, weju» e-pcelaily
impressed with the Jackson and Cheise.1 luinks. 3*he best one In Jackron
I Two Physicians Went Up in a Balloon
Is a two story* structure. fh<’ Intern r
! “and Observed Each Other's Rare­
finish particularly fine. The Chels,-n |
fied Blood.
bank I.h a one story structure and ex-i
ceediHl llOtbiMHi in cost. Aliqiit jn.unO
I’hiladHpbia. July 27 K« r the P’.r
of thl? was exi>eniled for Interior fln |
j p »se tif niaknlg phvsinlogical exp.-rt
Ish. Chelsea is only a Kinall place
niciits upon each other l»r S.'iinuel J.
and this bank was er«»cHHl bv F. I’,
oi'lnger an.l Dr. T. i^halrii.rs Fulton
tllaxier. the present state treasurer. In
ma.le a balloon a.scen.sion Hot It wenhonor of his father Tue bank bulbiiunvi<l»‘«l with a variety rtf i-urgi.al .aitJg Is c<nisidef«‘d one of the finest in
sirnnients and micro-copes.
The physicians siatetl H wa< ’b.-ir
_Mr. Beadle nqiotis the busin
clition to sttnlv tin* efl.n ..f rarediiuin of the MMiiliem Midiiga
ar being guotl. ’ Battle Cret>k and Ju
Dr Oitingcr sal.l thev hop. >1
esperlay,
pn>grestJ
.
-,r
.
mak*. fllscoveries that wouitl .nITre kind of a bdldlng which tbei
i. them it» facilitate tile freatineni
bank will buildil her^r?
here I? still eniir.-ty
emir.-ty
of itkwxl and pulmnnaiv .llse.is.-s
unscnbKlaml It may be koiuc ilnn- \» t
iMdotv ;iiiy actbin in the iiutiii-i is
taken.
,rt of the
l.«s*lanau an.l Benzb* repr.*s<-ni:it lv»
DOG IN A CEMETERY.
.listlie: csmventlon hebl a f«-w days
ago.
that
Judge
J.
K.
Campbell
of I.4>4‘
Indiana Woman Selrcted Fine Place
lannu was one of the candbiate.s |..-foir
for ePt Canrne.
IMersburg. *h^d . July 27 -Mrs. J. tlie convent inn w Qy Komewhat misb-ad
Mr. Campbell n*celved two or
W. Bergen of this city bad he pet dog ing
iiiterrcil in the cemetery P»K>ple pn. thre«» votes from the H.-nzIe county

a. i

tnik k
cUkfnr

WMYl Uu.t I

Screen Doors and
Wkidow Screens' *
AD 1 we have B wy eomplelB
stock of tk-e
We
have a door c^mpMe *Hth
trimmioRt for $1 that it the
gntatetl Laiigaiii joo ever
law—tbit ia not tOe red
stained door with the pinned
frame that Is o-ally-W for
a cheap door, bnt it b made
of aeb^cteii ilock. baa a nior.
ticod frame and it U painted
IrUrL
Wo alao have the
oiUai doors from $1 ^ upTU]ja8Uilite windi>w tcreent
from
up.
Wlif*n you want anylhioL'
in tliia line give ns a call.

You Just Stop
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and tkmk bow moch ckeaper ?oa CM
Kv<ro*thnde»lerwh6boy> «n bh
sUfdc Koods in hiU; car lots, thereby
aving at least ten per cent oa purchase price and another five per
cent on freight. *

is the mark we set ourselves to undertaller dealers.
ealers. You can save
tins much for yourself if you
will
1

EASY PAYMENTS ONFALL HOUSE ;
FURNlSHlN

J. W. Slater
WHOLBSACa AND BBTAIL—YOUH MtUABLE HOMB.PUimi«Hm

FRANKTRUDE

010 miOFFItE I01L0III6

HERE IS YOUR CHANCE!

Twtfity Yaar Battla.

to sreure a handsome t€i of

clinm
nfli 1

and in;
urklenn Arnica
by cur^

i>i wk
ui r <41 • i! b',
ulrciT. cuts. bTiriis
: at Juhn*^nn Drug
. C. A. Bagbcc Drug

\ a.
and
Co,
Co..

Our special window display
tells now to get one dozen cob
lar* FREEE. Wilhelm.
Jub- 17 tf

60 VEARG*
KXPERIEEOE

BERRY BISBES
• -

at iht! very lowest price. We have about One Hun­
dred amn'«>riy Sets left that we arc going to done out
at ihe small siHii of

68 cen’ks — 3—*t
1 l„M- .lishrs arr th„ f.i,no,is |‘Ri:S-CUT Klass and
arc made up of a bi-auliful dcsij-n.
' .

TIIE NAM". “PRES-CUT” IS ENOUGH
Call .\ND SEE THEM.
oil** .'

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COPTAKIHT* Ac.

• Vo„r

Scientific JItnerican,

Fun.itim-Store,

Grand Rapids Furniture Co,
127 Souib UalOB Sirrd.

Trarencaiy.lflchlrsB

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«. KtiuiiKlr ih«t ilio M-»ion U..U ;
at I.h.- convi iiti.ui
ui> Ih,. T.-mmln, nf fti,- 4oc and lif“ .^ . *4.......,.,^ *4..,.
them in the wuoiis n««r Hk (o lej. ! re;ire-enttug Mr Bunting s Interests
with tiie othet la-eiHuau county .b-b*
burial place,
.
gat-s. Tliesi* .|e|.gal4-s w.Me all «•lerte.l as frien.ls of Mr. Bunting, went
A Tragic Finish.
A wratchman’s neglect permlllcd a lo I he convention aa surlt and vote.1
leak In the gi*#nit Nortb Sea cUk*'. -oll.l for him.
which a chibl'M finger could have
b«*conn* a nil nous break.
A Hard Lot
devastating an entire province of Hoi^
I with. Fpritig
land. In like manner Kenneth MeOf troubbh to eont
Iver. of Vanccboro. Me , per
permltUHl a i fnim o torpid liver an, b»rka.led b..w
awaken th«*ni to Ibelr
little cold to go nnnntlc#*#! unlll aj
ion with Dr. Kings N«>w
prop* r
Tied
tragic finish was only
the pleasaiiK'st and mo'U
.ytjUfe V
Kings New 1>1 SCO very. He writes
••ffectlve urc for constipation Th«*T
‘ Three doctors gave me up
.4.4^ of ------U»endIritis and tone up the
lung inflammation. caus#»d by a neg- pn*v
item
2->. at Johnson Drug Ci> s.
lected cold; but Ur. King’s New DIk- ^)st.
H. Meads. C. A Bugbec Drug Co. a
cHJVery wa'^d my life.'* Guarantee.1
l>est couiCtr and cold cure, at Johnson drug atore*.
Drug Co.’a. r. H. Meads. C. A BugNOTICE
bee Dnig Co’s dnig st*)rc*. GOc and
moved from
H. F
II 00. Trial bottle 10c.
I 711 Web
S. Union
WITH GASOLINE at 18c a gallon street.
GAS Is much cheaper. It haj* alwa,sj"
been cheaD«*r than woo*l. Conni^cflons j
free to Aug. 15.
j
TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

For Porch and Ont-door
Llfhtinr
NothiDKoan equal—much le— ex
cel—electric lighting. It’a not af­
fected by heat, ooW, wind or rain;
wiret areeaiily run from place to
place, lampi bung anywbere-for
aUwnparty. for inatance. and a
soft, beaotifol light accured at
tame coat Aak' ns all about curand wiring.

J.B. PaigeBliectr;ic Co.

125 Cass St

i
'

Fifteen Per Cenf

mSPlCTED BUIltlKGS

STUDIED IN CLOUD'S

‘

Hot Weather Goods
The kind that make yon comfortable, and when you arc comfortable
ume? We help
yon are h.appy. Why not be happy all
you all
can with
»iih ilie u^^ds you want at the lime yoO*.
u dimes and dollars.
want them, and save

Bathing Suits
Almost any color you want, and the prices arc 50c, 75c. $I,$1..50.
I he all wool kind sell for $’J.‘J5 and $3.

Mohair Shirts
('ream. wool, with collar aitacSed. One of the most serviceable
shiri< for hot dajs of summer. Sell for $*2 and

Silk Shirts
Th^ swellcst shirt for summer wear, in just th#* summer colors—
while, tan or blue, and ih^ prices are $2.50 and $3.

Silk and Wool Striped Shirts
Something very fine, and selling on sight. They are very dressy
and sell for $2. $2 25 and $3. We have some very fine all silk
striped shirts—come in all colors and are priced at $1 50. All these
have collars attached. Have another grade of these Sijk Striped
Shirts, in all the popular colors, and these are a DolKir a shirt. And
still another gra<Ie, with nearly the same colors, for 75c each.

Camping Shirts
In the most serviceable blue flannel.

Sell for $^1, $2, $1.50 and $1.

Corduroy Shirts
'I h- V, ry
-somcthinif every younij man should own.
atSl.r/Jan.l $2.50.

Sell

Outing Trousers
In all colors of fancy flannel, sell for $6.50, $3-50. $3. $2.50 and $2.

BELTS
-AH kinds of leathers, from 25c to $2 each.

Hannah & Lay Mercantila H
-THto Bis akWorto.

Phone 602-2

i

IS

mm

Open i Box for the
Ciuldicn
Leave it vdiere they can readi
it Watch them gain in weight
Watch their cheeks grow mddy
with health and life.

Uneeda Biscuit
ate tlicloBlyl Soda Cncken—
the most nutritions food made
from wheat therefore the most
wholesome food for children.

S MALLET

T«Y A MCORO WANT AO.

MARINE CAS ENGINES

Order your

The Engines Ihit • Ron

ICE
Of tho

C.BJavIflf CtalCfl.
FOUNTAIN HUNT IIOTEli
MIoH.

On lAnk(«.‘Td4H‘laii:iu.
(iool

Tcil.lr.

j

First rhiRS A.-coiii-i

m'.I.ilionn. Fiur
Fim- Fisliinu'.
Kisliiim. KnUsi
K;
»7 to
ivr week, i.r $1..70) ,«-r it
.lime 11 1 mo*

Dr. W. J. Higgins

Fine Dental Work

a J5 C»M Street
A Short Cut to Success
is I*. W4.rk with the riKht utemsils.
buy your fniit preservinkf artiele*
lit Saxton's 1111*1 you will bav<? Uin
wtUtifai-U^ry kiml. We have the
1**81 kiinl that’s math* in kotUes,
fvuict'pans. fruit ^und jelly; jars.
What wi^ rer*»niineud you can deIJend on. Therefore succom will
crown your efforU and you will not
loeao your lalior or s|K>il your fruit
by using IhotK* we offeT:

JULY CLEARANCE SALE
.

Kvery purchaM-r of Dry Gootls
and Clulhiiu; should coinc here
bi’forc ih«*y buy a
dollars
worth. . . Kediucd f>riccs uii

Saxton. Hardware Co.-

•
til.- t.io|N. It ..n

Dress Goods Silks Skins
Wash Goods Shirt Waists
Jackets Linoleum Rugs
and many other ihiiuis.

i:-:

u. iii iallv

Josenh Sleder & Sons "3rS::‘

••Ji I Ity AViir In tin; K\r«
Mv-i iJm-rllv J,jl> JT
iiinif . «•, I, i„air Ui.- l.aMl-

Wh J*fRl-»r>d 1.*^

"Shat makes good meat r

fMi;s 7» III td|« > liiiH.l uiiif iii tit* of Oo..
now i
.f .xcon h l.iuMKilb an-i uin W/./— |
rourtiai. Tin- ur n
tioil r.jion
1.1 ihr ptiur.a aimi.in ;«lloc.irn al
*1 li I lar-K to In fA ind amt
of Hand* r> a
. if .

UM Iho roMiiiy

Imihlin^zh. i rriiMld I

AMUSEMENTS.

« ruu. Imia a

in fntt^ Hti'i .-hii'»'<i , of i*>
tu ih* t«-»i 1 ■ Ml*' |loar«lni;ui tivri, rr |
<rT*.tf 1.:.’ I. r iitoi.- li*i|i Ni.ni. s than : tn.iw
Mm
*>-li* i «uoam ill n»»r!lM ni Ml' h j *,f hi work. M* wasli«nni
isan I’ nitiM t». a iiioaMin- In hav :i[wliiri
f.nir '.-a
six
I rial In ihr* rniii'i «*r (•rafid|4kix h n<ii«‘*i(h unnUorsary .

we are often aske*!. Answer too
l*»nr for this spare. Von may b«
surpris^l to know how much
ifnaltliy rattle
and
s*’ionlific
slanirliU-ring as a Imsisj depends
on llie r* tail Imlrher It’s the way
we hav*-of RUmiig. hamlling. cutlinit ami tmrving that makes this
iin-at jnark* t sUml mil as one
worth i*itrorii/.iug.

.m l Ms*

ONI* LOT of Ladkeach.................
ONI- LOT of
Ladies’ Skirls..
1 lu* Im si line of
Skirls 111 ;own.

......... $1.00

One-half price
One-quarter Off

..... 50c
Dcsl Prims, all colors.
|K f yard............... .....................;.....
............, ...5c
AU 1- LJe C'*inj.;hafns. at,
....... lOc
faer yard........................... .........................
1 he bysl ^;r.ide Linoleum.
|H r f ai\I.................................................

Special Prices on All Linens

lace and Tapestry Curtains
•Special Price
ONE riECK Dii-s GikhU, was SI.J5
QQ^
per yd., b'2 in. ttidt. will close .ni. a yd.

Ono \A/oolc IVIoro

I?

Gv//r //< rr amf

(raditic:-

A. J. WILHELM.
South Side

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Union Street

a* nsl h-oMiM

*‘\*a;|.'no

iiin.tv .lilts- j.iil Mill. tiro. If w.Mil.l Ih i,hi^
liko IfirdiiK an •oiiMn;: ' with
all j.aiil. NO ii.lmlnini'v pi.-asant an-!
Ml*- Mirinumiincs In hi i*-r. Trav* i .s.«!
rtti is a in*f»ins pno.! Imvii. au«l
..
Thontiand Acres of Land Wih
Ihon nn* .Uiiih’*r.-s ilifV stni.iM po
i
Be Scfjt.-gated in Idaho Under
an*l -..-c alHirii li *
j
C^irry Art.

Both phones.

and
,*ti,s

.U-hU

with

ir is full nf

^ VomI. rful Uml
IMfial inirrrst to

FORGRiAT RESERVOIR

I adiil's ami .s*.

The adralKsn,
cfillw tlon a ill
II oxpr nM of Mic
Only 82 Year* Old.
|
-I i^xu onl> RL' y*-ar.s ol*l and dotn | »•' 'VI.r to the Evi-nint; Uernrd.
•»xiKH*t cvrh wln-n I pfi to l»e real old
Moln*
Jtilv l’, - The Idah .
null) r.r**y cltM's imt make anv |
I»» feel that way a.s Iniip ax I * ati qef i •’aU land lMi,nni lias qntnted a
prei*-ijtlnnh os to f^m ii.-natural ai 1 hut
.EUi'trir Itltten*," sa>s Mrs. E II. j for Mi** r* qreKaM*m <if nianv acres nf
llninson. **f thihlin. t;a Surr-ly th* re ^t
Carry act. xtates lUiM her peiloi niances are
ply f*i amuM- ami to liiMrun. Alttiouah
p----.........
there wa^ but a handful .rf people in
Umnd trmlr meulclnc. Dy ;mpata. i.ir-j txai. j |-7.huu arn-s. 1- was aqr,.<.tl hi | Ih*- hoin. la f nichl th»* |»rrfonnanre
I pid IIv*>r. Inflamed kldneya or chronic j ,h,. irriqaiion c-.nij.anv m raise Mo l

' r„*

1„o.l. i Urey anxw*^ns qu*-sMons yI«
r.immnlW \>r Johnson .PniK Co., r. 'ho nnmU-r ol acios to bv s<.grvB3i..a helBg ifnxhroudeil In a hheet and while
H. Meads, r. A. Ilusbco iTrug Co..
Ml*- MghU were htiruing brightIv.
dnigglstK. Price GOc.
The lonianric okelrh in mnne*nion
BOY HAS MANIA FOR KISSING.
with the Bbow with Warren W*. Ashle>
OR the prlnHpal. Mr. J.ihuron a« the
0*
K»nM,
City
tor
EXCURSION. SUNDAY. JULY 29TH,' ^*11 Be S*nt
\illaln, Mliis Moore aa th«- heroine
:ng Girls.
I
Steamer llllnoia.
|
Mr. Marl.s a? the fath*-r is ati pretty
July 21—H4‘caniM aa apyom- could dc?ltc to gee.
« To Charlevfrf\. Pet.iakey and Harlior j Kanaas (1
David
year-old
lioy.
has
a
Springs %nd return. 11.no.
'
Jobiifc^n's baritone solos art* very
kisFlng pnitv ^irls on the plea^g to all that bear him.
The nUuoU will not atop at Elk mania
street, he U to he sent
of the rily.
Rapids ftuins or reluming.
Thocompanr will remain in the rily
Leave S^. m., return 10 p. m. sharp The buv came here recently from nniU Toesdny nigW,
«
,
July 26-31 Beauice. Neb., where he had li^n at- concert Sunday night.
teniling a Bcbool for the feeble minded,
lie has iK-cn arrestetl several times.
TRY A RECORD WANT Aa
, TRY A RECORD Y-AHT AD.

Special Fxcursion notice

^ih A F'rmnklio

Slaughter Sale «'
Second-hand Organs
Taken in eichange for Pianos

A /J^ood (

/07 $ 12.^0

} our (hoHc of (hrcc more for $ ff
Your (hotcc of (hu e more Jor$i6
Youibetter hurry, they will not Ihj here lonjj.
’<jnu* in ami see the new Kinilsill (
a beauty.
in handsome mnhopany case
first shown in the city.

KIMBALL MUSIC HOUSE
M.RUaraer, Prop.

m

. fWMV. JULY V. 1

tmmvm

f. d: WBWi cwsti

TDlttiins

CHERRIES ALIOSTGOIE

Larva Co

Aifonrm coUnv vun

THIS WEEK WILL SEE THE FINISH

Pradwet Ycataeday.

S TCNOCNT OF ThIe POOR.

or THE CHOP.

iaefcaaa. Mieb.. Jaly Jl-MmsA '
eraaip* wbBe batblas at Va

a larse conattnmeat of tbe
yesterday.

ThU makes

rec lead Cars Wore Sofit From Here

beard

WcLersoa’s

atricttlturc

of

Fewfby Exprwss.

that fcoontry

w

at­

tracted ' br the adrcfrtlaemeBt of the

When bt came ap companv to. the Uxia paper* of this
for tbe se«>cmd time Ik seized klm aad coontry and made an In rest Igai loti
attempted to swim t« the .bore. He wHh ibe reaoU that ibe product was
teea feet of water.

O. PC»rrer who
naCBbOea
Pm

fctnaK

o<

bU

appotm

^osrr Mr. Utrrin hM kail

ckTr- •ft the voo€ nt ih^ etty

waa fofc»d to drop him tbrve tiiue«

reroonnended and since iben tbe or-

t./-re hi: reached a piarc of safely.

der> have steadily come. '

He wa
fk^,afK?r o oriTOBt wUh tbe dutl<-» Htiottoni
treat dlfftcwlty
Ut Mt pmeat
■MTpd..

VrPbenwii poM. O

A. R..

r.- liscUaieJ

with

rufetum

Mr Ma

Mra.

ytm has also been deputy sbertff aad

Anpja

McCotl

and

bate jodge ha* power to

sail

ur

p*
Tbe pro­

mtenltained

ti:e

lav St Mrr

In case of a vacanc

V

mi-mherB of

SfiMSMIiDDBOWII

MefVdl p ptimmiT mtUi;;e

Ilirrhw«Kp;

alKiut

Al.mif forty-flve ladles.

9 orUMk

ht

la*

held that

war throughout the week.

iced

here the fir

Brinkman and sister. Mr*. E.

AtklriM.n^ of

Port

Hunm,

iiashed

through the rjjy this momUiK on Hielr
wsy to Old Mlasion, wbere they
*I« nd some time with E. J
The MIsw s

vUi

BrmKrmin

E^a Ljrdle and

I'eari

Atkinson went to Ne ah ta wanu this

crea.K*d suiiply of light rays has ox^
dfx rknK>l tbe organ for its use. It has
taki-n phice ml by slow degrees from
k-s. I rtoging a doIUr a case which U individual lo liMlIrlduaU but to a courae
he higbf-at price that has been paiu j
and

> few weal by express.

of Central

Lak.

Man Steed on Eaek of Lake

The fnrit Is

season.

The

dry

weather

haa

to every
smple U a i
longer ihail j ito* exa
lew!

he .borU-M th»t II b». U.irn lu year,

idjown by the toul Iom or eoynuoiu
ind there U nut enough of the crop .development " their eyes
............... “ ' ** “
to I growth of lllumlnattog organs to light
Lo supply tbe city, much less
tlic uhy*-R. may have U«en ns rap!d os
It Is marvelous.-London Si*eeTaP»r.
ire ready, bt
will

be

brought

on

the

mar

•hipmeut until the ritv ha* U

Tltf island of Sardinia la u hotbed of
violemv. Tbe -(imuarj of Itoiue * n*»st8 the softening luflueutHw of eivlll-

piHtl hcrauKc thi- hpud* bring from
lri»m
fbe huvrentr to a dollar here wh

Hefrerh

neot* couUatlug of Icmonadr.

. ri, rt.uld not offer that a.«

i h»-r way to Li-Und
.nd fudge wen- aerved during tbe
Miss Ida Waldian i
rfivrnuuzi At u:20 the ladle* sat down
h rider jp*m this morning
•i a vi*ry fine suppi-r
lai

esp€-elnlly

marki-t only run* from ik

The apple crop pronuM-*
m>

on the innin

THIimmiRLS

enow make.

All of in^ iia»t) had

nor SfTtSFltD
Dissolved.

,

<;

inmuluy.., last year 1 fotnsl Ihrit all
d,gs VO.^- the*,, imuderxu.s io,ikin.'
spik.Ml eollars
The eX|d.lii.ilio„ w :u.
that the llimata.vnn h*<»|*:ir»ls f‘iiiidm-»-d
nil umsn.slng dog hunt, and that to irtlacking u d.»g they always fed u|h.ii Ins
ms k
Tins eoliar w ttSi its sliaH»
is a gn-:iT prot,s-i,on.
It 4ins saved
mam ;i dog tn^M; a l.imgn- bs,pard.
nrte,, m the Ihmaki.vas .a dog eo-n.-*

davs III

t run mg horn.- s:,fe and so-.-nd. though
with smear* of I.Wsxl and yellow hairs
UIHIU liJS lollar spikes."

MRS. SHERWOOD PRESIDENT.

IVnlii.

W. U GrvKorr at Fife I^ke was li
Is Now Head cf Ladies' Xid Society

tbe city this morning and reiurm-il ai
10:4C.

and .Mrs

of Methodist Church.

Mr. Crecory will pml»ahl> start

he La.lie*

proceediDcs for the dlhMilutioii of tli.

Aid of the First MeliioliK-al

bijltOrlluD whleh a as Krunieil to J<»nu
that they mf^ht eomlniK- woijt lUi
not

being satlrfariory

to

-.-dgut-d.

Mr

r«-nt

Orefury.

W

hniiak.

JaekS4,t*.

The s.»r|efv ha* plaiineU u lion will m.-et In tins city tomorrow.
There will he u hpocial meet tog oi
of work lor the coining

F

H

and

hitme ,it

EA8T KAS^ON.

Mrs

Tebo. “-Ji

Ea.st

and

hef at

has He<-epie.|

the Motel

a

po.-ti

Whiting

10,1 Typewtl
I.

H

%

Gage w,-ni to (Vdar Run this

Horning.
Frank Carver fished at Foucb toilny :
I»ort :
I
'
!
I

Thomas .^miirthwuiie lefi f.u
Ige laV- this morning

elide,I

lia*.ch».Msi bis
am

Mrs

Mors.- of Gran

Tentfi

oclocl,
th;»t pHe,.. street, tomonow aftermv.n nt
solid Isme to mak. Huanei nientv for a pariv .,i
llolUsfer's , .Mai ioii t.sluml
Ik-st hah;
lllel's^i ■
Mnrmy launehed aiiothet fim
I *j.eut M - iiast iwp a.', cent.'*
*' Iiio'or'boat veste|.|a>. a prod :ct of hh
JoliiiMin I>nig Co
r Rev filully nt Kes
|:-hop
The toiHt lyv well Uni^bed and iSWEET
rUEA.M.
gi:
antcH*d
to
FVeeroun 1* on the
whip
guetn City
Duii
Tben
CIU phone P7R
july “H
.e Kni’
It brings io ihe httle one
less gift of healthv llesh.
and muscle
'ninl h what
RiK ky .Maintain Tea dms.

TRY A RECORD WANT Aa

Kreml oK*

si.sier.

the rompanlon Sewing siMlwiy at Hu

E, A. lluegsegger. wIf. and son of
Boyne City spent a few dnys w it It hi*
parenis. Dr and Mr^t John Ilnegtieg

Mrs

deal

J

Flunk J

are visiting her mother. Mi>

k

boloJ at Fife Loki for Mr. CSreKory. tlu
terma

. and Mr.-

^•enethm nighi
lent In plaee of Mi>

!>aiikl Iksde of I la

McGoy of Flllb -Ire, '

fHM.ph-

In I hell lu iiirtK

than MartUi A, S^iiiji oj Hrand Itapids

Thfy ast>oo the leroaiid like chUdreu
St s p»cixle.\walriito« tbe rloods drifttoic aod chsQs*ioi: above them.
-If* like a iBotore irslkTy." said Mbs

Ole are Inibc midst of

Inventory

Fr.M

Visit

he state,

C.th Ulat.sl to d.svive or inlUei
ury loss.
the eourt of apjstils laid
down tl,.- law i„ lus krell against Dougall, nml this ntlilude of I lie laxv. the
Igiu JiMinial remarks, is i-haraetc-ristlr
of our lint,si, iove of lil.eriy
rrnneh

in

Uful

maKlm

-Ifs a rwiK-h botm . tto'tx." decidedly,
sm) spreod out It Is;

ptooly of land, you eee.“
-It’s ail full of nooks and
dreamily, "and tl»err are broad plaszaa
lue* im
^course." wit
-lhafs the Idfwl house fur a ranch.
I>»k tberey Mhm t>lrtle! Jier what ia
coming up Ut your piszaa." as a smaller
cloud rolWd np tmuulluously.
•Tliaf* a hvvse and rkler. Mr. Koben*r’ excltfsllx
-Sun-. It U )ou.\Jtist starting out for
a ride over your - ranch! See the veil
on your Imt?*'
SiM* laughed will
Joyinmt of the child's play at -make
belle
“Tlien-'f, another rider nom*. Let's inxwho
They gtiud earnestly atithe passing

The womnn-s liand rendiod out in
stln,-lively ns If to brush the clouds
nivny. ntid the hand xvus pnnnptly
caught otid held to n larger, stronger

Fhe shook her head hnlf sadly.
-You doit't like It here. Yon ^'ouldn’t
m.nke th.* sncrlfiei--, like It.
u't Th:
er.vtlvlng nlnHit It. I never felt so neat
t!,e sky U-fori'-never ls*fon. so real
lze»l the wnnnth niVl •-«»*,fort of the
cnrih. To me the Jmxnlth of vlsl,
f:iM-ln.-,ling.
But'liiy work lies clse: work?" gravely.

ut
i::ts

SeiiM

aade la-ton- ^mall Unarms.

.land transarced husin

'

25eoalu( at ide
50c value, prtncipally
lac*, at 38c

J

E

EmueiM-y rett

-II

. , >pendlng s,.me t,m.

u iue,i on .. window

m a b.,ru back

• owner calle.i the iKJllre.
t ight ismnd

girl

THE PONY STOCKINC
is the best on sale—
in three weights..........

26c
Our 10c and 15c lines
are 1{igbt

rence

IV t;ra.x ol 41V Madlnm .-trvet lust

long enough to kno-w that

making
n i>lM*il to as^ir
legally of age ('haptiia

nlr^umt^t^ to .Vtlaniic City >cslt-r-

m- icKla;

Dott.r.

r.qn.tlr latter.
The author of -Reminl
Country Folitiei;,:,- on-,-

“I

Ik.*

just

iho

n

Margaret and

Front Street

to

W. Tenth.

buy—Driving

horses

Purx i* & Co., 120
July 27-,*tf

this section of God's country."

built
out her .-ccR «(
bridec. U,aii,.l,irr;

street

Franklm Lstmv,

leturned

to<iav

after

n
,

liemUiry wo.iM
• ’
ib-b.;- of

hi:p
».ur

Kow I know- e c-ontrolh«d tbe wild Irapnlsre of
impetuous heart and only said

ayTaXw

ht*
111

r.-UTin!

ro

br.Hight out in fhe dl^is*.lou of 1
pun- fmsl l.iU and the i X|Hisure of I
.Iiiiigle- h.xn-xir** show Jlint the . l.c
Ut has btepi^d in u ilh

.viim’U-ton-liuh: That sccoudis for
t. I
Werlderly —Accounts for what:Singletfsi—Your being downtown *o
Itc. I never heard of a man wl,o was
11 a hurry to enter heaven.—Chicago
)aJIv News.

nnniMtl her i-ame tmek again.

I
-Go awny?
Not much'
HI star
rigid here.
I mar lie of gre.it asslstrded wnM-j anrv to yon In making up your mind."
nd hni. belli
Bhe *st In Iroublext silence
Ford tog
Presently he lH*gnn speaking again,
low and tenderly
“Yon have not said
that you love me. Agnes, but I bellrre
that you do“"I I am afraid that I do." with
something verj like a sob In her voire.
-I have often wondered how It would
the tiir

“You always

about your haumkrt'pli
tbe Rrmpathidic
etic frtnd.
r.- ivj,^*d th
"But really."
tbe housekeeper,
••there are only two cH-,-iuilomi when I
am really w.HTledOne 1* whet, I
Laren l .i stTvnut ami the other Is wbrp
Ijiuve.'

Wcld.-riv itime 11 p. m.l—Yes. sir.
•m right berx- to tell you that store I
[xurruil my borne 1* a perfect beaveo

Never mind m;
•anteeo,tonts
iMii't you love n,e*?“
•oftly
lie put out hiM hand arW
4-1-nces of
lonchfsl n fold of her riding hntiit She
asked a I:
tr* nible«l at the suggestion of a car»*s8
• bow- old »i
In the tender touch.
wish you'd go nwar." she pleaded.
iige as tl,e !
ly while I think It
ther a fort- t
younger
1
The odd. N>vl*h abniptnes« that had
uuu I xiou ;

R Butler, the FranKion mill owi

four *«H-ks- star at Old Mission.

sanu-

her know* eliher.
!><' IHv-kei ,

irnlt for a short visit with his uncle.

Fifth

WANT ADS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

* from lorm to llou.

eavtern pnde and pn-JmlU-x- and my
w.-steni liid«i.eTwIeme and intolerance.
„nd I .am not e.pn.I to M standing "
She xiekl.d not unwllllncly.
r i:.:i Wlthoiit ant.s-islents'*— she

If he Is -R.J

lK>n-r III nu English vlll.ig

Tnkc I Ivvlletl r-gg. remove the shell,
hare a bottle with n large neck, add
a piece of paper to the neck and light
IL
MT)en to Idare put the egg on It.
The Rev L U Uissell and A. S. Ht
IK)lnt down, xml the he.Tt will pull the
egg with great force Inside. Now put h.-.rt wrnt to I'rovemcnt this mondn?
again a Idannl iwiper in the lotile and where they will enjo,\ a nay s fishtoj
manage to have the egg in the neck
Tom Sherman is sjm ndmg the day a
point up. and the heat will push out Can, lake
the egg with*
xi.lodon.
Louie StoinU-rg left today for Ik

wanted

-tly.
“I UftTm t nt.^
slow
In .N*-,v F.nglaml.'* slowly,
“one's
ni,t.-,s de„'.
fnr n g.Hsl deal "
The :no, !:.ug|..M bitterly and then
his f:,.,. grexv gn.ve
-f‘1e„H. -It down ncalt,. Miss Fair
lie
I f..n-s,s. ]| i-.inflict |►etwee|l your

s1h*i:!

Higgins

rherT^ere ManiueMe t«s»k fnrty^ lchi

TRY A RECORD WANT AD,

• of lightli

t!i** effcK-t that he (lid not .
W-t the I,hire 1
tilm iH-f.irt- nil oflIHui half i
A Her<i;id was statloiuil to ^fce that BO
wie reinovi-d any funilture until tb#
hml l-**-n made x.ut.
“AHer ,1 lap-e of forty inlnuleK the
Ireiii.-ii urr|v«-d
They Imikrnl nt the
Imrning Imus.. ami drohled that It waa
n.\fler much argument It was
oT ngreiHl that It would lies waste
:.ter to tr,- to put out the flames.
Tw.. mernUTs w ho erx*cl«Hl «. ladder
HlmbiM part way up w ere duly repn.vii! for too mm-h r.enl. and after tbf.
ame. age and hnhlts of tbe owner hsd
e. n taken the fire department retired
a gmid onler
/
“As the finmes were unhindered, tba
ouse hunied to tbe ground, and when
b.- oxvui r r»-tuno*.l he x»a* beaten by
nelghlHira for endangering tbelr
ro^M-rty
I w*r held In durance vll#
or tw ii hours and then fined 40 cents."
-< hirt:go New *

spending some

her ap

aranc- a' the home oI Mr ami M:>

IT. was in the city to.j*%

i. wiThelm

“were

biiL you've known me only a

month*'
“That's

“In
niai^e

t*hU-ag.

Tor Bays and Girls

hnml;
pb,n

The iad^

II s<-Tth. the damaues
An

Colas lo • nre I. Clilaa.
“1 w:,H in IVklng." said an American
tonrIM. “when n im* broki- out a few
do.,rs Im-Ioxx Ihe hoii^e in which I W'SS
hMlciiig. olid M the nr*it ithirm I rushed
out nml Into the huniing stnK'ture to
nt%> whnf f-fiuld lie snvisl.
1 was at

•Mv^ mother was Feotch." smiling
winmngl., “and .vo,i knoxv p^-rlinartt:
Is a j.niloriilnjiilng ehurueii-ristlc o
the F.otl.sb iH.q.l..
Gnmbllie tho
With my Irish lm|H.t,i.H,liy" -

w e,i

Mund pliK-at II

IS

"Tben* wa* no other way." Jie argued
eaniesily. “Jack Wouldn't have lived
n month shut up there to prison. It
WHS only s bit / IkivMi bravado ahy*
way. but the %uilh.irllh*s were deterralmil to make nu example of some
rolleg'e fellow. Jnx'k's sudden *lckne*s
gave mitiie Hianre to clear him and
to help !ho.*H* stupid delrotives prove It,
.ngalnsl uie. They knew It was one of
us. 1-ve never re-grrtt.M U, but that li
why I linve uo *nni.*i*<Kb*nts.* Xgnea.**
Rhe put her arm* nlHinl his neck aod
held her f.iee against ills. -You don*t
need niiteis-dents. dear. 1 love you for
what you im* y.iurm lf."

-I HupiKwi- you menu your writing
-your etliiorlal work"-t ertainly.
I have no oUior.-That \H what you „n> doing for
llvellhoml. Is'CntTse you nre !tb1
enough to la* smi-essfur at It. But
that n-nlly your life work the work
to satisfy n wonuin's l,oart and bring
rest and p,-a,v Into her life?
Ixxok,
de:iri-sl. that pretty kirn'l off there
Just the plaee to build t!,e rnmhll
stone house, with no«iks and eorm
and vluc-s nml pinrrjis.
The land Is
mine :is fur ns yon ron^se,* on each
Ride.
You may have n d,»r.4*n h,
If you like "
-I should know* .von nre Irish." with
d,-fensho evasion.
"Sueh Inipetuos

“An.l I know nothing of yonr—your
nni.e,,i.;.rv“ h«

wa

r-xll about Jackr iht

-Do you kuo
lils|M-retl.
“Eventhing.
She wns crying softly.
He put his anus nUiut her sod drew
her t'» him with teuder, comfortlnt
wonls.
“I..K>k at me. »xverthoqrt'. Don't you
know who I nni? Think-of. that last
day you saw J nek"'
.Sin- pizcd long and earneatly^b
his faro
-No, RolK*rt n^iyler she ertfd at Hit
-Robe,i
MncNeul Ihn le." he .Aswerrtl slow ly, with a o-rtnln prtde of *
niM-esirx 111 his \cik-e. "My father nerer fi>rgave me. niid *o -when I came
wi-M I rewnn*,! luy iinmi* and am
ktmw n hen* ns Mar.NenI Rolierts. Good
old ( '•.merM* and Eleanor an* the only
on«*s xvlm know- the truth. I thtOk 1
lex,si you from thni day when you
ratm* to *ee Jack; you were so brtre
mi.l true. When Dirk ConvtTW brought
his lUxsfm bride home ond I learned
sh.- was your friend. I asked her to
pn-vaii UIHIU you to visit her. I meant
to win you if 1 could."
Slie tom luHl his fare softly with her
finger lips.
-And you-you senred"-I w*rxe,l a year to primm," flrmly;
-toiii'i* Ihe white hicks, sweetheart."
-A .vonr Uiat lielonged to Jock"- alM
subUM.

“I thought so." cried Ihe man trtum
phantly. “It's me." with a ttoshlng dls
regard of gramumr, 'if* iiw^-on 8an
c!,o
IVe're going together over out

d

H.ut

that ah>

thing?"
"\Vl«*n a Idas ha. Ilred a whole quai^
ter of a crotury doo l you think he
ought to hax^'n birthday glfl-the on.
be want*?
1 want you, AffDea. ..W#
ran Ik* mnrri,>J tlim-there, ts no and
of walling and wcTJ jost run OTer to
Frtsi-ti iuhI take a trip some where—
ccns« the ocean perhaps," watchlnf
the averi.M fai*e cloeely-“perhap# tO
Sy,!m*y to m-v Jack."
W ith a shun. «TT of pain aha toned
n w hite. frightemM fare to hla.
"Jnclr! What do you know of Jackr
“truly giKsl. dear one," fcootblngly,
-Your hn.lher Is well and doing llneix

She*

You I iw her flrwL Look,
xfs rntoa"

“%'etT.

olng

• tills m,»rning^

Prices toda^**

white

riiey Will alBv ni.o
Floyd SmiHi

so

IN STOCK.

to

-See how low

Advi-rtI

For instance*, wc
find loo many

Cadies* Can d^se

robed

Vlnt.m

1* ue..v u^ed Ibi.s

^

-Let's cboow plctunea.

ipids.|-f k** •-

Inclii

• um. Mrs

Hach (b\ some* nt-w
Harj:ain is brought

-if It couW be this w#ek"-^
"This wwkr la •t.rtlcd coosterM*
lion.
-Who ever herd of such

-So it U." sflsAitrd the young raneb-

.aiisiug and Mat

R

Igai. iirol.afo jtidg.-

of COM water, sod corared her teot |
with akodcr. tretobnoff hsods.
^
-If# s sbsflM. toot It awtehositlR,
coaximrty. "BotdfYy^imiod. Ws
don't need to bsBK oar famRy record
on the outside of the boure. #nd^
grey hair 1* #o tecHvtoff w> one wlB,
susiKrt. Lrf. t«lk .bout the weddtod

F'alriJe softly.

ImiH^in;:
Judee

amc*

jf the Montmorencj and Munllo vane-

Chlrago'
remain* with tinny of the
I |vx-ullartl»es whliii dlstinguisht-d it to
tlic middle of the last century, ‘ lu the
! country ," writ*** a^traveU-r of that
lime, “the nK-n arv c-ktluM in guatskbis,
When He Sank.
Le
Miss Georgette Morg
the Duche*h crop will Im t he large*I In one N-f.)rv and another Ik-IiIiuI. wlthihotJt the bay w.-r. enjoyed
MI.-.slon this moving hy the way of year*, but hack of the nt;y the rn.,, 1* oUl (in-t-i heH. shoes or sto< king*, and
Mich., July r7~HI* wire •fternooD
a woolen or skin cap on the lM*iid. The
Ne-ali ta want.1.
►raiU-rt-d.
The lau apple
a^ cbJldren standloit on (be tiaoks oi
women have no oiImt hahlllment* thau
Ell S Ji-rome of Cmrimiatl pascoil as plentiful
tbe Take powerless to hclfi him. I. N
a long woolen gown and a woolen cap.
through the rltv tinlav on his wav to
McLattobHn of Central l.ake
«as
Tlte iK-asauts olwavh go nniuHl to de­
PLEASED WITH CHANOE,
plc-ic Yesterday But Omi na.
aalsad wleh rramim while lu |..nhlni: They Had a
fend iheniselv.-s from one another, for
Mrs. George Raff ks hpimding a few
Even the Rain Failed to Cast
aad was drt.wned y. stenl*).
risoner L.kcd the Way the Coop Had
ikiys at Can» lake retorts.
:tremethai iravrtlng to the Interior i.
s Hoodoo on Them.
The MrLatiphlin family walh a partv
Beer. Fixed ^p.
iy unsafe without an cKt-urt. iind It is
of berry pickers were in UthiiiK bear
A muu l)> the n.i
Grifll
even dangerous for shli** to wad their
BREVITIES.
Thlrtii-n girls. wTio work at the
|*ejple on shon* for wnPT unless tle-y
! a frequen* vi-Hor
withdrawn frt»m the water nut Mr asyimn eiijovt^l a pUnlr at Fhist hay
ure Well tiniMtl.
In short, the S;irdes
rliK- to
Orvy .S. Coulter plrki-d
I^ofthlln when hi- woR delre,! with u yesieidsy l in y h-ft town at 1 o Hock.
an* the .M:ilny> of Uie Mediterriitie.nn."
i\ wa* 111 imlav
iiatiM-* vi-sierdav of the Park.s liirli
be first ti
riH-ndlng the afterticsin and evening
-Ivomlon airoulrle
cramp and went lo i^e liitoin
nna variety. TH> K exr.ptlonally
Ihe eo-jp ha*^ iH-eu
h
reftolshed
At <; orl.Kk they had a
lit was 40 years old an\j a l.uirlM r Ht the ba>.
arly for ihbi part of flu- rouiitry
•rv-M <1
hi.-*
pleasure
with
Boaung was cuie of
at Central I.ake.
He war n m.-mher pirnir Mipper.
hut It looked m
The niiiioi: will tun aiioihi-r . x( ui
t Iropard «-oll;ir.” he said. t-jUn.-: up
the pleasatii
fi .it tires of
the afteiof the MaccalKW-R and the F'oni>ter!^
r.
GHftin !
jg collar stud le«l V. Mb sharp *pik»*s
at Elk
ion SmulH
ms.n * outing
Hmiug Hie severe rain
V inches long
rilling the rollnr on
lUpi.lt.^ There
tsM>
1
pro,.-Clem
iloc. he resuiinsl: •lids pUv-,- of
m which lu­
Ut t IS was
or-for that Is what It Is llius.f the irimnlnya
W. U Or.«ory M.y B*t>n Proceed
PERSONAL,
mon- of them In-foie tlu! sea
fimd ies.s of the lliu
Inps to Have Injunction
WIf# and Children

OovrHskL MOL hr exho a

-Tib awfBUy ••rty. tec. ti«t.7oiiYB i
irot to cot off ten yro™- I’ll be twsB- :
ty-Brv next Tlmrsdtf."
I

as tbe children da See, thtTv's

iwrt of the week while

re of the rapid? place
amoog nshes. tbe adaptation of those
I creature* which I rare tolgrnted from
Th.. Uurkk-lfro chop i> very .hort.i ^
^ ,bc deej.

A

% ono a SZ3WU

msn heartily.

»caUer1ng ca*ws left.
<;

:he Comiiaalon Sewint sorleiy yester

makt-

less close goy! and strong as it has
Three

asual. and there are ne
AHci

Anins MrColl and Mrv >

Mr*
Hmtth

cherry crop and the markt-t will doubt-

nade the crop hang on

Mr*.

Eact Bay Yesterday.

■poa by tbe board of aupenrlaors.aad
by tbe poor oommlaaloaen.

by

Thu week will atxmt ItoUh up tbe

his

F.
be

(hen

steam vcfse! lo liK'ir desliuatlon.

mibar et year*
win

and

bmith Were the Ho*tease» at

tef beea Fbortb ward rooRiaMr i
Tlie appotataetit

bott.*^

"tMIPMigiPICIIC

■li lor T%?» year* be has b«n tnuuj*
cTteer i/{ tbe local acbooU. hi* rccnr
lathattia*e belB|(e*celtom.

Tbe go»Mlf zo ihrouRh the New York

each time Dickcrwm went to the

U

V

i tbe wratcr. It I
Et.
wrbat to ns weald bei
cry one of these cod cxpoM^l to the
Btroag light U soEcriug from au ex
tzaordlnary hypettnHdiy of tlw eye.
Tbe wbok* o.T*-n lias IxsnMDe orefs
crown, a* if in tbe ««ort to adjost It­
self to the mw* of more light ray* it bad
become oTi‘nsjalin»«'d aod then osrlem.
Tbe cod. to fart, are blind. The moat

Pttf First of th€ Wmek aad a

tbe

8mne time ago tb^ department of

fellow barber
ooispa&Scai

cfieo, aad saw bias to dowa lo o^-

WITHOUT ,
JWTECEDEMTS

mer and lire atdepcbai

prodael of f!ie pl^t to tbe Barbado
hdaad*

A

^ -

Potato

stxtb coDsltamctit to these' Isiaada.

tnbu* J*4sa W«lk*r jr«g|ct<i«|>
wtmnarn BWMd P. D. Itonia u

- '

-I Mmnw -

Smcml Mtfe eod are Left Mi
€be tasks of tbe Aamteriam atpHTimB.
secesaarQy sesr tbe sMms aad tbetf^
fdre Htpoaed to a stmg
Dam
abore.
Now. tbe cod. tbosgb aot a

illy.

“I

believe

I

can

make

Pictorial
Post
Cards
Enliven the spirits on a
hot day. Some of the
stronRCSt
suggestions
possible are conveyed by
the PiCTUKK Tost Card.s.
Our assortment is large.

you

palflTul effort, -that It Is only right you |
ahould know.
I-l think 1 am olxk*r I

n... I
V

ttoinyou."

ill

' '-tIR
Erf Marine EniiDss

WANT DEPAITMENT
, „ ncn b •• art dfecllK BMlni lir ane aarcrlUw ttafte^aitCiinnrf It Mip M retns.
WANTED.
Baay urma.
<Mf nalM I

joAn. WAirrtD-Oobi gin Uk gmer-

Ctty. OUy hnrdt
Owmc to nchar

Wade Braa. 1X7 Ftowi airwat. Tmr*
•rwa Oty. Mich. Ottoana phoa
IXlf.
may 24^2

«| bMMVork. A9Piy lo Un, J, W.
QUM. C23 WMbUfUm 0L
imiy UAt FOB AALC-Cott

NmflTCf^-<ltn to trmte ai
M W|K>

hoyalt. J. W.Jackaon.

July *4f

iMd MC «S9

FOB gAVC->14S4^1co cream parlor,
aoda foaduto. candy maktog tooU,
all other ibtjrapr-a»-etKlL (
trade, oaatral locatkm on 1
■traa* On# of the ftneat co
aooery. Ice cream and candy making
aaubitahmenu la city. Call for
price W ade Broa., 127 Front .t
Traverse City. Mich. CHlzen. phone
121*.
may 24-tf
WANTCD~La4l«*. ffwUi’ AAd c-bl^
diwi’t cSotklBc. Ijau. Kknre. or Qc*
to bo dcaood or dyed at tke new FOB »ALt-l437-One hundred
•eventoeo
acre
farm,
one
and
ftalalaa at *12 B Froot 8L CIta.
half miles north of Ormwo. one-half
FboMMt.
mile shore front on Silver lake
north, aouth and west ai Burfs re­
WANTCM-Oora la U»a ear aad oaU;
sort. one of the prettiest resorts la
ktfkaM prtoa paid, a J. Morgaa.
the Grand Traverse region. The
may fWf
whole Urm U level and extra desk
able as s resort proposition. Omid
FOR SALE
be easily platted InUi one fifth acre
loU or five lots to the acre, or ive
FO'BkALB-A! Floowr livery aUbk*.
hundred and eighty-five lots, which
OM email donkey. caH and bartieM;
with a very amall amount advertis­
eery gentle for children to ride or
ing would sell for at least *50
0rtre; price |2Ii. One top bugay In
per lot F6r natural .advantages lo­
good repair. 110; one canopy lop
cation can not be beaten. In
pkaatoA In good ni»alr. fjli; one
parlson with other property and the
phaeton, low down. |25. |J
Mor
price asked, this farm is offered at
gan
. July 24-tf
very low figure. There is timber
enough lo pay for the whole farm at
FOB tALB-Uluch CcE^r wood.
price we ask for It If you want
TraTaroe City Mlg. Oo.
\Jaly 11-a
. bargain and a money maker, g
after this. W’adc Bros. 127 Front
rOB AALl-One acre loU. Your
street. Traverse City. Mich. Cl
chance to get a large lot at the
ixens phone 1219.
may 24-tf
price of a email one.- Fine location.
W. M. Oordaa. 417 W. Seventh 8t.
July M mo* FOR SALE—1432—Forty acre farm
close lo city; well watered, fine gar
den and truck land. Small piece of
FOB tALC CHEAP-l Wilton V.
carpet, laxlS. nearly new. (worth
money Ukeg this. Call for pric
Wade Bros.. 127 Front street, Tra
today *2.25 per yard) fpr K5c
erae City, Mich.
June 11-tf
heavy Uruaaola rug. SVftxlSVt. nearly
new (worth *37.60/ for *25. 1 hall
earpet fzl*, beat finality DruitaeU, FOR
fiALE-nas-Ten
tboui
With 10 yarda atalr car|K»t to match
eight hundred feci on Stale street
worth 1*6.00) for *17 50. 1 *50.00
Value impossible to estimate, bu
ftUdlnc bed..iHn,d pollMhed. pkn-^
way above price asked. This Is on
rnliror, perfect condlU.m. lor t25oo.
of the moht de.slmlile pieces of prop­
muMt go by the 24lh D. II. liracken.
erty In city. As a l.ustncMB location
44* Waahlnglon SI. or llamilion
cannot be beaten at price asked,
Clothlog Co,
July 21.tf
an investment, will say that with
bulldiUKs now on the property
BUMNBtt PBOFKBTY FOR 8ALEwhich conidstb of four frame striir
Store building and comer lot on
ture«, covering jilHiiit om--half of the
ftont atreet. Also good bouho and
ground. It shows five pt'r cent or
- lot. Would trade for dcvlraMe rc».|.
ten ihouaand dolUrs. With a mod
dance property. Enquire 230
fYont airaet or CliUcna phone 1<W5.
eru, iip-to-datc brick huiUllng. It will
June IJlf
show at least thri'e times that
amount on the Investment. Call foi
m CAiM wUl buy lot 110. Hannah
price. Wade Bros., 127 Front street
•eanna. Oak HelgbU aoburb, 60xiC6
Traverse Clt>, Mich.
June 11-tf
feet. If sold before Sept. Ut. Apply
toThoa.T.Balaa.
may 6 tf
FOR SALE—l291-^1glity4wo fei-l
State street, one hundred and filly
|1» CASH win buy lot 1*S. Hannah
feet ikH-pi all covered with Iwo-t
amue. Oak HelghU auburb. 60xK>5
frame building, fitted throughout for
feel. If sold before Sept 1st.’ Apply
first class livery and sales bam.
to Thqa. T. Bataa.
May 6 if
AImj forty horses and all necessary
equipment, huggh’s. cutters, hacks,
•ttS CASH will buy lot 230. Grant
dravs. slelghK, harneK^e^•. wagons.
atfwet. Oak Height! auburb. 60x1 R6
n*lM> and all pt'rsonal property In
feet. If sold before *Sept. 1st. Apply
above hulldlug. This is one of the
to Tho*. t! Batea.
may 6-tf
larp pl livery and sak>s bams In this
region: centrally located, doing a
BSO CAtH win buy a % acre lot In
large and profltahle business. In
Blrchwood anburh, 100 feet fronUng
fact, present owner feels able to re­
upon Bast bay. 812 f >et o3 Broach
tire
and enjoy the comfortable for­
street. If sold by Sept Ut. Apply lo
tune made in this same buslncas.
Thoa. T. Batea.
may 6-tf
This, reader. If you contemplate en­
gaging in a biistm.ss of this kind,
FOB AALE—faevcrml hot
win pay you to InvestiKstc. Call for
rant Howard W^hltlng.
may 8-tf
price. Wade Bros . 12T F>tml strt'el.
Traveoe City. Mich. Cltlrons phone
FOB AALE-^wo houses In giKxl kvesJune ll-a
tlon; one new house Just completed.] 1219.
1319Wlll sell on time lo suit customers, j --------------au. phone 6KS.
June 23 tf | FOR SALE
1273—One hundred and
twonty-acrv farm, six miles west of
FOR AALE-1459-Mivdem residence.
city, a'boiil esventv acres under ciilll
Bute atreeL three bkKks frtim postvatiou. GiKKl h.Ml^e. l.-»rge l»arn. with
offloa. Furnace, electric lights, gas.
basement, ndlosmg crop: Ten
bath. An A No l proposition. Call
acres rye. four acres wheat.-ten
for price. Wade Brtw., 127 Front
acres corn, seven acres potatoes,
ftmet, Traverae City. Mich.
fourteen acres oats, seventeen acro^
June 11-tf
hay. forty acres wild timber. Cal!
for price. Wade Bros.. 127 Front
090 CAAH wlU buy lou 182. 183 and
street. Traverse City. Mich. ClUrens
X*4, Row atreet. Oak Heights auk
phone 1219.
June 11-tf
Iirb: UO feet oo Rose. 195 fee! on
Orove. ISS feet on the alley, if so’.d
betore Sept Irt. This Is s pnat FOR SALA—14*9—One hundred and
twenty acre farm one half mile
b^T^wia Apply to Thoa. T. Dalea.
Maple City; finest farm In Leelanau
may 6-if
county; good location; owner In
other busineaa; will uke part pay
FOB AAL1-1467-A* feet front_ on
ment
In renuble city property.
State itreeC adjolna new govern
Wade Bros., 127 Front St.. Traverse
meat building on the west Thk h
City, Mich. CUlzeni phone 1219.
the moat ccnlTally located lot in the
may 28-tf
central dlalrtbuUng point In the most
moderti, progressive city In central
Michigan; auluMe for any class of FOR SALE—1443—Thirty acres, one
and a half mUes Union streeL Three
boaliieea. Call for price. Wade
thousand bearing fruit trees; finest
BroA. 177 Front 8L, Traveree aty.
garden and fruit soil. CaU for price.
Mich. CitUens phone 1219.
W'ade Bros., 127 Front slreeL Trav­
*
may 24-tf
erse City. Mich.
June lUt
I^OR AALE CMRAP-One pair black
buggy
‘
mam; good farm team; weight FOR SALE-Ho
ahom 2300; team and baroeaa *i;5.
Wilhelm block or :
Ta|e« to on chatkel mortgage, Germalbw Bros.
July 24-5t

Joirw*

WAMTCD-nra OMirrtod
lo do
coMoo work stmr cheailcml work*
gmr B«nid<m. Mick. WagM il.7S
pWdar Btoadr oapionMiit. F. C.
JMinBU. 41C 8Utk ».
j«lj 14-tf

srrs.^isairfi?c

L

EMPIRE

Empiro. MkA^ inly 24.-Mra. W. P.
aattatorthm. Every ABO Ewftoe man- ReywaMa nod daogkter Uekm left tort
wtoetafwd tejrteg ihe^ neven years Tuesday for a two weeks’ rtslt at
la givteg perfect wdMarttoa l^e
KOea
omJ, eweago.
today for oar Ulustrmtod caUlogae.
loAad fraa to any addroaa.
Mrs Hoa«o Piwtt and chBdron of
Honor are riaittog with b«r psmto.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Brothdrton.
Rev. Small has returned from Bay
View, arbere he attended the Metho­
dist camp mecilpg.
Dr. J. O LaCorc and famUy of Elk
Mwiee to All Pcreooa Ifitaraatod.
The special assessmml lax roU. for Rapids are TUlUng at the borne of
he grading and paring of Sooth Union Manrto LaCorv.c
Miss Haze! Forrester went to Frankitreet from the south side of Twelfth
•tren north to the south end of the fort Sunday to rlsit with her grond*
south bridge on Cnkin streeL is now parent*. Mr. and Mr*. John Chandler.
Miss
Lettle Vamo went to Manistee
in my bandi fur collcrtlon. The first
installment to' be paW on or before <fa the IV M No. C for a month's visit
at Manistee. Arcadia and Bear Lake.
July 51. 190€.
Mr. and Mrr E Harvey Wilcc and
. M E. HASKELL.
bon Horace of Chicago are spending
City Treasurer.
Office. Room 202 Stole Bank build- a couple of weeks ot Empire.
A. F. Bunting wa* m Leiand last
week attending protote court.
Mrs Asa Roxbun' and hod Bernice
HEAR COU C. I! niENCH in his
left
last Monday for a visit aith reU
magnificent lllustraled lectures Jul)
3021 and Aug. 1-2
July 17-U tives at lVC.inre. O.
M H. BrtMHlcr left ye^terday for a
• wo w.s We- Mbit with relatives at Wat-

T!!?J£12SEr:S?Pahtlai

ToContraetDrs

BWk will be accepted for the en-c
lion and completion, ace^^rdlng to
drawings. s|)ccl first Ions and working
details made and furnished by Jens C
Petersen, archlleri. Traverse City.
Mlcb.. for the g« neral work. Ineluding
masonry, carpentry, lathing and pla»
lering. p;iluting, etc. and for heating
and plumldng until 2 o'clock p. m.
Aug. 1 at the office* of Jens C. PeterS4*n. arcbilect. Stale bank building.
Traverse City. Mlcb.. for the C. S. P S
lodge building.
All bid* must be addresiKHl to Jos
Sle<lcr. chairman building commlUoc
C S V S. lodge and murktHl proposal
k.r C. 8 P. S. ball.
The bulbllng c«immltfee and arclil
tect reserve the <*pllon lo accept or
reject any and all pruiKlisals.
IMans and spt'clfltatlons may be had
at (he office of the architect.
(SIgni-d)
Jos. Sloder.
Chairman Building Committee.
FOR SALE-24 acres, half cleared
green tInilHT. o.oon lunilK'r. house
buggy, sleigh, other small to<.ls; five
miles trom city; *].<*»<•. half cash
balance on time. 514 Se*cond birce*
July 27-df

A dance

FOR SALE—Pony
wagon and sleighs;
geitier or separate

until

Weiimstlay.

•dnesd
IT home
Kirt. !»a.
pr.^ctical

uheu she was- a

lacked by coiiviibloiis.

Met tnmdiilo

i:i critical.
JoM-ph Moss of IlrattlelKim. Vi..
Fn iirh and

Indian half breed, worl

tigl.te. II hburs dHilv. and say.> that
make: hiui dopey |o sleep imu
'ban two hours and a half tii tin
an<l pu*<nHl
1,1 ecu til mt
tlon for tiv«

an regular eompensa
Ibtan.se of his fill

stniigth he caines a IhhI m.nd.
ally

for hiu),

his loads av lag

B. J. MORMN
Pioneer Lively
Hack. Bus Baggage

It has alrvady Wn demonstrated
beyond qut'stion that the mosquito D
soh.-ly tvjqwmsjblc for malaria, yellow
fcvx'T and filariaiis. The kntiwlodg*of this fact has enabled tb»* mt'drral
authorities to stamp out thos** di*-j
h where they have had |wiw. r to
do fo at New Orlt*an?. Ctdon and Ha
In Florida and other IWlrt^ ol
Knith u n.v aclenlifically known a.
Hlnadaie-s flaripes cou.-e: more dis
tre*s than thu mcsquiio li does not
# ing.. but has an irrt*prt‘s>iblc dv-*trv
to walk over the human face Thv
Matin, a leading Paris jtiurnal. gave j
pri^e of 1« »»oo francs fi*r tht l:est es
A Jun ol
say on Us dostiuriion.

Don't foiMei to leave your
ortler for hack a&d ba02iiL*«
calliL
You
get
prompt
aeivice.
I have a fine Hne of aaadle
horsed when you want to
Like a riJe.^ Also tho boat
vx|^aippi«l livery for any kind
ot a rig. Call here.

Satisfaction guaranteed
or no chaorc.

rt»mi*tlllor win* pniposed the Use «»l

Ke.ridium oil in «be dcstxucfion f»f ibt
eggs and larvae and MOSgiTTf
CR.WY I* a proitMiitm in the ..|h i
Mtisqulttf Gravy is a tn*a«me

Northern Michigan

Transportation Company

Mii.l iM rl.HiIvi

Steamer Illinois
North 80,1,^
» ...............Tuc*.

.^4

.\rr Tr.nv............, ________ _______ _
Ev. Tr.nveirc ray...Tlnirh. 6;O0a,m.
Arr. Uhirago...................Fri. 10:50a.m.

if m»l :r rvpi.-seiU.d
Obiaimsl at Johnson Drug Go . Anicr
lean Drug Slorc and by fishing lai kl.
ileahr*.
pe,*pl,* oiitsbU* ihf «ity can have
M«* q'llio Gravy sent If* tlielr. addres
»•> ret':rii m ill. {ki.sI paid, by sending
I he purch.i.M pi ire and .nddlt l.mal .5e
for |M..-tagc. by. a-idresMie.: .n.s below:
Mosgrrm gravy u..
Distrll.uiiug slailmi. ,
July 24 dl* Traversf* Uliy. MU*h
Notice

--

Condensed Summer Bcheduta.
e 12lh to 8epL 26th, t)6.

ing. tilfjeeib.iiald.
It*an^res
When
omv Mti.squllo Gr.ivy is-on the fac*
and hand.s mosquitos will uo’ r<»me
near y:ui. Mo.squite* Gravy can U> ob
tained u! all druggisis. I5i- and 25c
U>»i!e.
Mosqmiu Gravy Is a
guaranteed^ruiiiifir remedv ami y..ti
are ur.:ed b. umleiM.nud t'uii .til dea.

North Bound.
Lv Chicago ...................Frl. 7:00 p.m.
Arr Traverse City..,.Bun. 6:<Hla.m.
Lv. Traverse City............ Bun. *: a. ta.
South Bound,

-

Tue*. 6:30 a.m.
Steamer llIlimiK make*
at Chi.aui* with train* t i all railroad
lines for points U*ytitid.

Taxpayei

and with all
MI the a
for iKdnta
< .din.l
on Ufke SuiM-rior. Igike Himm. l,«ko
ses.*-monis for Hie #
Erie, (ieorglan hay. laiko Ontario and
city of Traverse Uily. Mich., have Isa n
placed in my hands lor coIb*cn.*u
ugh lo deftlnattott
I will la- In niv ofllc* for the pur
po f- of wlleciirig. said taxes vvT-ry
egarvUng connccw.t*k day from n.iw until Ni»v.. 1. Uwm;
cLeerfully glveb
> aiqdiration to
from s x.'cliMk until
o'cloek in
•he iMieieK.u. luid from 1 o'ckiek untd
4 ff'ehK'k'ln tin a/i< rinaui <fl each day
dh phone. No 5C Dock and ofAll tax,* s pai l b. fore S.-pf Dl w ll.
Me reffiv. d without eolbf ipui tr. ..
and all u.« remaining uiifuid .»in
Sf pi l.-t ainl niiMl <h i 1st, u pt-naiiy
I.I on. p ; if nt b*r ^Mlb eri„o «iM p-

I. C. BURNS. AgenL

Pere Marquette

drill I

lu gr-fct Ju. *,.•!. 1W0

him by a milkniHii

Tb

nwiM IMV* T^r«rw Citr M IoUmv*

iirt.in,. of M

Vor

Drtlfili TnUdn.

r..-l' -ntlr. .*-t*.rbrwl«. PrU-kef wnJ Il«f
U.r
..
a.. ■>

tfik

:n olectnc Indi

FOR SALE-Uamller auiemoi.ile li

Com *175. will sel
Address or call at
122 Cus.. SI

VO. Hattie. Straub was
ij a physical wreck it
rout Run. near Wlllia
the F.nrnh of July «

given In -the bowery

large iiurolHT of reporter.*! from Glen
lake and the U of M. studeuth from
Camp liavlf. at BurdicKvllle aiieiidid
Hor>i s ort hi-sira from Traverhc Cil>
ftirnlslud the roiish
Mr^ L C Baker *retumed froii
I-Ike Ann Monday, where hhe hui
bien v^^ltlng
Mrh. E. U. Dailey and Mrs M. BJdlemaii aiiendi-d the cwrnlval at Frank­
fort latt Wednesday
A I. Htvdgln and wife, tcavoli
photognij»hei>. a ho have been here
for the past six weeks, left l.iM
day (or Elk Kaid.^.
Rev Muugcr. a rvpre.scutative of the
AntlSaUxJU league. n»t»ke in tin
E. church b.*re Sunday evening.
la'Mer Hathaway of Aral, who
with an accident Inst v^eek that «
near de>tn>Mng the sight ej his

SmtoitctiH

6ENEMI NEWS OF THE WORLD

Mr. and Mr* N. E IX-gan and'chll
The large brick warvhouM- of
drvn of Traverse cniy visited over M. Faddcn Wei.ss.Kylc Hue Milling
Sunday with friends in Empire.
at Ik-aumout. Texas, oomaum.g
J O IMank and M Bruce, with their .l^k^ of rice wat. dcsfroyLtl by hr.
famlli.-b. btopiH-d at llmplre laM mknowu origin early We.iuesd
ohne yacht
The rice wa* valued at *2oo.o.mi ;,nJ
he building and rtmiiiit* at almut
ihev sill spend the summer.
■ll.-..tHHi. The rice inul nearby was
'Mr. Arne.*- and family of Chicago, dighlly damaged by water. The lo.ss
who have lM*en guests at C«*dar
fulfy roveu*d hv luhuraiie... ThSpring.*! |<Klg«* oD Glen lake, left Thm>day ff>r Omcna. where thi-v will stay
-to. K of rough rice In i
S.IU'h

FOR SALE—1431—Four and one-half
acres all Improved: good bouse,
small bam. small orchanl. All good
ganfen ground. Two cows, one hun
dred and flfiy chickens, three hogs,
span horM*s. household goods, etc.
This Is Ju.st the proiH»sltion for
party that wauls just enouglssroum!
cU*se U) the trnter of the citv to gel
In extra lime to a gm.d profit. With !.u tm.tlur. Mr
prujK-r management this si»ol of
ground will earn the salary of no
crdlunry l>o.»k kt*eper. clerk or meM>ii at WhII.k.ii IJikv
Miss Vantiie Atkinson of
hence'-offer at low price Wade’nnls ,
lie vl^Hed over Sunday in i.,
127 Fn.ut street. Tra%>^>e City.
Mlcb. CUlrens phone 1219

owm-d by the late l>r A Holliday
luquin* T 11. Gllliror W C. Hull
July 24 :

cte Bmyy Mommk kotoML Tim Im
vMied by ttem w|B be occarptofi to
fajtolfea
ReywHda
Georsr Haaktoa.
Mis. Wiloc Reed left tadav for Wlamste for a akort visit aritk bmr aoaa.
ika mad Marios.
Mr. a^ Mis. Banle Mlltor of Em« Jaaclloa vlalied over Sunday artUi
frie^ to town
Mrs. Miner Bidalman was to Tisverse Oty SainnUy.
The famine* of Mr. Hieronymus of
kiea^ and Mr. Day of Detrxiii have
arrived and arc occupying their cottogea on the north side of Glen lake.
E. R. Dallev look a partr of friends
SoQtii Manltou Monday In his gmaa
Une yacht MotHana.
mday was Miss Dx*njlcx* Bowo
twelfth birthday and tbout ihlrtr lit­
tle friends helped her celebrate the
occasion from 7 to 10 in the x*vening.
Through some delay the body of
John Mclnnls. who died last Tuesday
at WlnnliH*g. did not arrive uniil to­
day. when it will be taken lo South
Frankh*rt for burial. The only hmih
er of Mr Mclnnl.-> died on Thursday
following bis death They leave an
aged mother, on whom the blow will
fall verv'Heavily

p-i-s,..!

Paving Tat

Wiirk on the nv w luitik biiil-ling
Front sirtHl i.-; progn ssiug rapnil
Mrs John Fr% and l.al.y lasua
Mrs. Wm .Morrin visited la-t Tues
with Mrs Mary ISurko at Uc
S|.rlng^ lo^lge on Glen lake
Ml^M^ Carolun ..nd llesMe Kc
and IVicr Cardinal of t.n SU-ri
lUar life saving station vtMt.M
Tuesday at Cedar Spring.. !«iUge
Frank and Fred lieniuti oi
Sb-eplng Ib-ar life suMug station, v
tlioi, fainliirs. vLs.ttd Sunday .it

AMrw. H^bdrw. C

CKIID lAPIDS < IIIDUM. r>

> Ail Perxone li

Jun. a.lUJft.
K, Han ixxlly
Drtiy
Lv. TrnTtTN^ f'ltf III 4 , « m r. sinm 4 XI p m
Ar W»m.n .......... IM'.nm Tamm 6a*pf»
Ar
.ao*pm OXiAai **XV|.ib
Ar Mnrklnnw C'ltj 4.;.' pm JlJUnni VJrfipm

grading* :.nd pa^

ii

in mv hands f..r .

.... Tr..rr

iiid iioae oi jhf unin

FOR SAI,E-1435-Eighty-acre ,farm.
one mile east of Ikndou. slxty^am s
under cult ivai Urn ;go<Hl buildings,
ground all level. Uiw price. Call
for price. Wade Bn»s., 127 Front
street. Traverse City. Mich. Cll
kens phone 1219.
June 21 tf

K.&N.E.TiHECJiRO
J.H. MONROE

of M.i.usio- and Ik. Empire Gie>s
The a.ttm- rtsdtid in a vleTi.rv f.n
the Eu.pire Ham. the sen s anding
-A baud hag coni
4 17
.Mt‘ Janus Ihib. and >on Kaljdi n
etc The finder will
ttirtu-il la.si W.«Nln*-day fr*mi Dauphin.
lo this olfice and n<
Manitoba, wb. re limy w.-nt to
Mi
Da.l.x. who is In a h«*spttal there, he
rt.^uli of an aend.-nt Ji.lv
when
LOST—l,adk*s' i>ockttlKx.k W>tw«en G. l«nh b gs were broki u ie iwri n rfu
W. Miller's and the Hamilton Cloth knee and ankle l>v
plank !>eing
Ing store; contained gold chain thrown backwards from the edger ii.
valuiHl highly iKX-au.M* of association a saw mill whore he was millwright
Reward If returned to (I. W Mil They report him a.*- doing nicely an 1
ler’s.
'
July 2'Mf
rece iving the Ik-sI of can
Mkss Uurie Kelle of Toledo. Ohio.
IS visiting her parents. Mr and Mr.-.
Kelb . .-outh of town
FURNISHED room, liatb and electric
lights on Union stn*ei. Amll F. Ner
linger
July 2C-Ct
Jake Ehcb and wife hav.- mr.v«*d i

GENERAL INSURANCE
iandii.^. aiM

MISCELLANEOUS
MOHEY TO LOAN oo personal prop­
erty. Amil F. Nerllftger. 212 Slate
Bank building
July 19 Imo

»o» bf nuf-ft by BaU'»

C'ttif. 8««h1 for

r J rHKXKT a ro.. ToUd®. a

A A A B B

_

< W-tw f'»*r nwO
Uwm U
»l*r
n»d ITnr—owl •»

Sweet Peas
m.id
RDICKVILLE
:m be hf id
f on Aiigu.si
g.»fKl st-ands where .,iie . an p
libles and MMivenlrs
The be
th gootl mu-ir will t.e run o
> dav and evening. ..Iso fnt .
i- will bt given by D H Da
I G!t n lake
StK*echi s ns I
. and g.K>d music will bt n r.fb .

Dietid.s.

tSS.Sa!hC-~SL';a=

li * *
i____ V X

•U MW WlbHtLH BUOCK

FOR RENT.

ROOMS TO RENT—Hot and cold
water, gas, electric lights, steam
heat. hath. People's Savings Bank
building.
July L2-U

GEO. W. McWETHY

nONROE & McWETHY

LOST

student!! and
p«ipie from
mnindlng virinby at
tended the I
game at Empire Suu
day
Morgan and dauglUers i»aioied
town Saturday.
mbe.- of p«‘onle from the I,atier
dLt«* church V
baptized
^by Elder Sk<

K'i’i
An

I

day at the
July 23.

CHOICE STOCK
in several ^ood colors.

!

FRANK M. PAINE
PTL.O «f

Chimney Sweeping, Cleaninr and General Work

I Good and I’rompi Service.

;

Homer Snyder

I Cll ph-H.e V4

l«2 y- tolb SL

ICE IKD

Either Ice or Wood
will
be
delivered
promptly if ordered

New wuaelm Mk.. Trmne Qtr
O. P. CARVER!! BRO.

James C. Hopkins Tift Ittsuranct
Cit phone 711.

U U

a:

BOItOINQ

•

i

ikcoiioi.tiiavcmi'

cmr. mcMWAN. Friday,

juuv zt.

Citizens Tel. Co.

'mm

Call 1110 or drop lis a (Kistal card

We Will Do the Rest

Brothers
Real Et Ir aid L«a»s
127
treaty,
1.1*

ita».

'
'

MioL

JENSC. PETERSEN. Arthitect

* .^ :
X\»aa^i«

yv

Hrtu:- anJ ihai\\

.

k'' 'i
Columbia Transfer Co.
Wll.l. MnVK THK.M IN.

321 Stale St. .

Both phones

k'S»'

Queen City Floral Company
;iS Miull. ‘ .

V.I.

n. Th l*:..M. >4;,

Qaalliy the D:M
Satlsbcilon Guaraotced
All Varieties of rioHi!ii,in ihcir Seasons,
Traverse City,
Michi^^an

The Heating and Plumoing in This House'
Insiallttl l.y R.J, Mercer Co.,

Kasi

■MMt St, TelrplioiH- i:;0 T!u- C'airilol Hot
iiti-r l^oilur is uwd. Mannfar.turodl hy ihc
[»i In Instates IloaUr Co, Iklroit, Mich.

The Electric Welcome
Is rh<* proper \vi Icnnv-.

Win n yuii

. .u>eKLKCTKlC LKtinS a uirn oi
the vwuth illum'iia’.cs ihr room.
Your welt oino is the in«»r«*
cordial, y<Mir
cumpany the
bri;:hu r: no fuss, no in.itihcs,
nor bollser'>\iih lileclric

=7 DayllsH

' awmildm,
Carpets. Rugs, Linoleums, etc,, ^

Ku;^ Sale
Now ()n

BoarJman River Elcclric
Light & rower Co.

Best Absortmonl of

In Northern Michican

—mu (,'g

if■

issaiM
A BANK ACCOUNT
Is a good thing when you wish to build.
Small M,ms
sav<d and <lc i)ositcd at inter­
est with a conservative bank tfrows rapidly.
We pay interest in our savin«» department at :t per
cent, compounded sen-.i-annii.-illy. Any amount from $l.rX)
up will start an account. Call and see us,

Traverse City State Bank
Traverse City. JVlich.

Wm. Hoolihan & Co.
lU :,rlou.Tru r-i for nil- STYLES of Carriaces, Wagons and Farm
IMPLEMENTS of the LE.-\1)ING makes.
We make all our stock of HARNESS and use nothing but
No. 1 stock in them. Give us a call and look our stock over.
Rf mtmbcr '.he place. US SuteSt. Traverse aty, Ui the KEW BRICK STORE

CMj TMUd fhnaday n^Hb Mr. and ypdit Man^ ob bla m Iw Mwektear. CMrte O. Qfbm and '
Ml Jnfi raMk
.nMM brrr tbIa wwrb W a Maan ria- Roacb. loU b aiM lb. M
Albbr Oawuadr besina bla svala R wtdi O. M. Day.
A Co.^ fnd.
Hawp Cobrtbdi M brtibad tbJp- tabbed tba bbR fn»e «t MMbdra topua bla aSaSTlIc^ppad owrr Sbt dbr.
■aoa to CbSCbPp,
t Hanabb ABctil wbo bba boon awK
Jabiat m Mato.^w^o^rib'to
Mo. 5 la tbr ITltafibc Saar life
^5>w^rti-to Ai^ man K
baa re
mr tor treaumt. wHtaa ham* h* la mrtmg
a aaa rHarwrd
m lottor. If siiytblas.
Betrer la«and.
pnMM yowr to Ma torawr
or tbia pUce baa brwn
if^ vlbaa IM yabr and tba oarl^fraai acm^ tvhatUm* Cbarlaa U rrlcke

froa
■••« •« ■«»•" »«
to*^r to otuot Ifce U«

w n.

___ _

COUNTY LIN*.

Mr*. Jl> U»r»n. who hoo bM« 4»i>
,„roBrtr «l for «•>• iiwt w»rti. U •
Itita hM'rr h> Ihl* wmtor Tb« Dor
for ta oiKw^ww* «»»» «»» toallj •
low a T«Tjr ttler IMW Iwn wwfc.

Mr* RaM Dim. vho ka« bwa rU
ttlM krr old ham* ml W. II and IC.

Cttjr mr* vlalftSK ibHr o|d Im
GnuiU
I
FMa lUmr wlW
at Onuil olMrHi »•«! Rnaday
*"5. It Oooalof of Wraford ha* Im
pitNrod tlN» kMk* of th« tftwn by build
In a
€^m*nt walk la froar of bU
111 naad or aotnr ootr nldrwalk.
Mra. OHIa Adaais aad rbndrra hav«
ratamad lo ibair boaia afiar a twn
waakB* y|«fl wlib ralallvat In ClafH
Tlia K. O. T. M. M.*» cif Wrxford ara
rapairtag tbHr ball an«l fiklng it up In
«aooral.
Wb«a H M tnlihad If will

EAtT^AV.
Ijiat Sandav Mr and Mr* fVJl ntec
w*rm tba gaa-i* of Mr. and Mr* Ooo
ilaon «»f
Haiurday afi-rnoon Capi OI*on
auahtrr
tba arhooonr John Mr* urn
r count rr
Cownadr
* a ran on Hrnr
Mr and Mra (' L Oominc.
NHa KnudiMm.
SHn Prt.*r*on.
Knud*
Nolil*- UlKon, all of
took a walk
I Biindar and
yla1li>d John N. C’ourindc
Thar wrr
dcliabit^ at ib<* Bnc ImpnivcrocDta oi
Mr. Cmirtad#-* plai#Mr. Cotiriadr
■add It pli>aaant for tbrni Tbov were
trwatrd lo all the nlcr frrah milk the)'
Mwld dr'.uk and all th«< rborrlc* thrv
roidd rat. Tbia wt
I hr aallor boya.
Monday tho laai riafit car* of tho
ir Klldrp
Job
in on the
Kll
aa* ri'crl
n'crlvrd
on I hr Kloodyke braarti wa»
tumbrr Co * y
at th#I Krilny
K
Tbr 'Ibrrrnnaalrd
arhoonrr
John
drr of \iraio
Chlraao loaded
loodr. a cargo of :«>0.
ton fwi of btmlicr
the KHIcy
btml*or ft»r
I. The captain
Ltimnrr Co. for (!blrai:o.
Mim* arc Nor
The captain pnd a brother
In law arr owner* of the ve**el
Mlaa Ko*a'C%uinade vUlied Bundar
Wllh the, Ml**e* Hoy «nd Alice Ta>

Thr J<,hn

rjlWI.OOO frrt put

*^r, and Mra, H L. Uivejoy were the
mMHita Sunday t»f Mr and Mr*. Kred
Ikmilnr of Raat Hdad
’ Mr. and Mr*. Ou* Domlne of Kaat
Himd wrre the gue*tii over B.induv of
Mr. and Mra. Henry K. C.arll*le
Mr. and Mr* K J. Tavlor wrre the
aiieatii Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. Chaa.
^r and Mra JCd Dr Per of Travrrae

INTEKtTUn UTTER
aaiTTEaBYAMOTAtUWOMM

wCnwomi m tmWad wtth Irrrr
nlar or painfal parioda, wwaknraa. dl»-

at cm itamfaa aneb irw
ite tbaworidbM
gworiTrdanebwIdinraatla^

Mfw. PlBklmlBvHM bU tidi ^

sn£:vrSlrJ^KS:
^firsLiagiag

en O Du
naet». arc

XeaSrLy

Mr*. Miualt Amtabuchicr thl* meek.
visiting ry
MU* Amelia Sheffer. m ho'ha* been;
Munm. Jr
Mr. and
.laying w.ih Mr*. Nt-lUe Herman the
Sarutdiy In Travenw- City.
laM tmxi wed-k*r r.'tumet! home tcMarMrs. MaU 1 Ripley of Traverse City
Jti,. Podia«^ko wm« in the nejghlmr
came down i'rRItv for a two med-k*
iiasi week making liay
1
visit with her bnithcr, E. O Winnie hcod the
W. Ijcofflrr lost oor of Ills
and wife.
nc ago.
The Miwsd's A!ir«' 8onr» aad Clara
Ill 1^ :
liecial put addiil
Hannel
friend* in South MU
ng per.j
ton the laMer pi
music and
who for Ibe
islstlnu
MU* Jc*.-ie L
; R!l*morth. re
T»a*t monib ha: I
4umt-d 10 her bo:ue lii .Angell Sunday I come .xml bting ihi
Mr .md Mry T J. C'am* of Tniv |?hera
erw. Citv aimnt Rainrdav nlghi wPh!
.Mrs Flla G00.I. wl
the formi'r** imrt'nl*. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Tiavi-rse. City the pa
pa*
Mr* ('Ur* Helf
rich, was home m-cr Sunday
Miss M.X
ent to Travi'rse
Miss Nellie White
City
Thur,.dav^ ev

SnrBoy

rr7;.rK^n‘;i^;'r:v..

Monday. Tuesdny and Wednesday Inst.
The Weacott loaded slab* for MU
Wiinkee thl* wn>k.
Mis* Bessie Ame*; who ha* been
spi ndlng some time at Cedar Spiings
|,«MlKe. on Glen lake, left for Chicago g<H*8 C
Friday on the Missouri.
R H Hay of Ixirelel l^idgo left for south
Detroit Thursday.
C. K Stem-art transacted business
here Thursday
U'fore
lucky
C«ulnr Sprlns
Wmi

tewk the Illinol* for nortborn resorts
Saturday ev«*nlnp
John H Mclnnls is dead
TliU report wa* reeelvisl here the middle of
this mi'ek from St Bonlfact* hospital.
Winnipeg
The *ad nems came like a
IhunderlKjlt from a
clear sky. and
seemed lu^yoml belief, bin a letter recelveil from Mr Mcltini* h\ hi* wife
that evening «ylug
he
was in ill
health and on hU may home tendi'd
to cxrnflrm the
report, a*
be mas
obliged to aUndon ib.' Journey ami
enter the hospital
The remains have
iHH'n formarded to South Frankb»rt.
(he home of his wife's parent*, for In­
terment. Mrs. Mclnnls and children,
of which there an* five little one*,
with Mrs. Mclnnls- sisters. Mrs Rll*,.
and Mr*. Sinclair, left for that place
Saturda.r.
John Mclnnls mas In the
prime of his life. He bad been fore­
man for D H, Dav for a nnrol>er of
years am! by whom he wa* held in
the highest esteem and whose con
fWenee In him wa* unlimited. His clr
cle of friends comprised all he came
la contart with and he wa* -Mac ' to
R citlien
cit
hern, from the oldeat
to
lalleat child; of a cheer.v and
rmbi
ateriliig character of igbt
Tbe world i* better that he has lived
In II and hi* tratlmely panaing away
la aarily regreited and tbe aympatble.t
or all are exiended \o bis stricken
tomUy and reUiJva*. To add to the
grief of Mr. Mclnnla. word was recelTed here Batnrday that bla brother

Alex, tonaer aberit of Macomb ebon
who has
baa beet
been ill for aome
fy. who
dtod nt hhi borne
Ca|»Uia WUhnrof

ni. Lure m. ni m h'iU

n..H nJm.

Is to Im- a rti
tom this plac«',
carrier
alKMit Sept 17th.
Ilage. sin I

ir;v3
carrier
•me tlim
o Is llM

laike

HarTui7.’"V^lirVi^Vor ' amt
Mor, fui
Willie

:.t n.dmig LukI
Th.irr
than fish
liurcb went b.irkl.-lH-M
the .Mnnlhtee <

I brought bni

CO-.

Mr<. A

M

8mli

left .m I he I

^

Imslnea*

rity Wiilnv^idar

Id .Ml* ('arl lUieH. Mr
Asa Palmer

on:I
FrancU

«l

rmer-.

Ro*a «f-

! IDs Hufi^ ButVs.*

.^uaiis.ui. Jr . who I
llltU Pb-/ f.u *01

Halletl
nr.'^ Fiblay iiigbi
o mini hU par
Mi. and Mr* G.i. lb
am Halletl.
I ily and quite 11 mimbei of other* apent
by,
IMdIe Gray, a xesterday In laike Ami
grove Wfilne*.
la.ighter. .Inly 21.
d.ny
wa* qmte well ,
ndiMl. A frtiKl
Mrs James Mtlb i
lime wa* eiijoy.il Iq
II prtaM*nl.
li.iiiie to Grand Raid 1 Ja*i Haiurda
;
The
iHiiiiio
mnr«‘lioti*e
here cami>
Wn meek* with In
iifier *1
I very m ar burning domn loday. Homo
*tuall l.ov* playing llmr act li on fire
; and If the yecHon men had nut tiL*cov!eti 1 II and with Ibe nid of the mill
thlid crop.
1 CO 10 Niagara 1 men put It out it mould have burnd
I., on II vUli 111]'lown.
.
,
-i
Dsvid WvnkcH.p »vf Travenie Clly l*«
Imi nm-he- .md icbiib
,
Mix*. Fd lU-.w.k* :.( d Mrs. Flmcrlu Cedar Run caller tmlay^
A'illT RaUioti of South Kbsmio imp,
Aldiy ilr..re to Fiuttii • Saiiinlav cm
|gan m-.:k lu re for Tager Bros. ii*la>.
Am. are now
July 23.

rep.»i

aken tbe .i

•

SOLON

GiH'ige

tm1‘
the Clilcago. Ik'splttlm*^
riillroail, dbil In Chicago

.Vf* 'V fM.n, I
1 Fom b >-.o,.tj
Miss li-.i,-

M.s

Will Iji’kr

'•'•irr

jfr«.m bH hJaw. due lo a i.ll;;lil

Injury

aoik* on Jiit> 4.

PLLASE NOTE that this store from now on will close every ovoning at six
copt Wednesdays and Saturdays.

HOT WEATHER

v

BARGAINS
W.- .-\rr- eoin;: to closrt out
l.KSS THAN HALF I'KICI
Straw llats.Avorth
eviry straw hat ami will s< ll .N
$3 00 ami $4 OO.
00. at ................................................................
.......

95C

35c
LADIES’ WAISTS

STRAW HATS, worth TA'.
73c an.l $1.-It.......................

south grant.

n la the «a>r atlPsliinii«

biislneaa

Ollle K.d.n was

MUs n-pi,« Koltn was a

/ ** MUs o.pha Kdgel
'.l.-iilng her i^anut*.
K.!gell.
WEST ALMIRA.
Aithui Ralston w;i s a Tiavcnie Cltjb
The Lximers are busy now cuMliig !
c-allcr Wedne*dav la*i
»i.
Ibelr wheat and rye.
Asa Horxe.'. G,n
l^*n
i Welsh t.n.ught borne a flue
praying marblne fnmi Uke Ann lerfltdd und seveial other* fn»m li««ra
were In TraxeiM* City *liow day Iasi
w-as up *i(. Travers,' meek
Mr ond Mr* Will Griffith-and Alva
Puyne. alM. Mi*. Ibiikeit and famllj,
atiembil the ball game at laing Uko
- hope *be wHl MN.n gain
i.lay nlieindMin
ekali Wilson uml Mis Wulfr
IS Hteve Pike U
re Ibe gueits of Mr*. R. K

I Mis
0000 HARBOR

$1 50.

harvest began lid*
Mrs Strickland xnd
famlh. Mm
Conover. Mrs Bab
m.^Ik'poty
Cpdike
exciimlon
spent
.S. SirlcKlaiid *.
Mrs W Hlcl.s has n
from TraverM- CHy
.SI

At

.. - J

auk

Ir and Mrs F KaU-n* and non of
-tsem t.*l,^ dlnnt r wliu ibeir cotwlnw.
and Mr* A ( Wynk.wxp und faaiSiinday.

STRAW HATS
Mr*. Philip S.
.Mrs. Faai'l an.l
among those ml
Tuesdny

W. r. Aid met Iasi mu*ek at tip
Miss Marr Bcbofield was visiting
lom-n hall
The next miiding will hr
n the Ptmlnsula last mwk
Mr and Mr*. Jas. Folleti of Relallr** at the ball Aug. 2.
Miss C'arrle McCombs mill lead th.'
I>ent SiimUy with relatives here
league
mciMIng next Sunday evening
Gmee HoWo
July 23.
of
Cpaal
r with the farallv
i fern: da
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stafford stopped
ELK LAKE.
off here cm their way to their home at
. and Mr*. L. InnIs of 1
Beaver ItUand last week after a visit
m-bh reiatlve* la Canmla. When they
eontlnued their Journey Fridav night
Mr*. Staffortl-* mother. Mr*. Hattie
Hox*le of
this
place,
them for a few weekf v
July 22.

. ru.

Itan* I
, aftei

MlMb .<4a inders of Kalamacou.
ilece ..f A c Wynl :*.p. I* vUHlng
m Ibe IMISI week.

at Steinberg Bros,

teaclier. as the larger
.m mas 1mcoming too crowde<l for efflrle
So an Intermediate nxim. con*lsfliig
Florence
Strickland
of the fourth, fifth end sixth • grades,
will be formed. Just where Hie extra ClLv Is vlKlilng her gran
room that this makes will Ih> quarMr. and .Mr* Young* of Wexff>rd
lereil |.s i»oi deflnlielr dtvided. Bohoid
vPbed .Mr and Mrs (J. McCombs yea-.
.Hh «
h«Oi ha
Kenn^ ly
lober In onler I ha^*ihe iKivH may help
Sunday school
hey reported
Charles Kaion Is having Ills house Center Inst Saturday,
epalnt.ll. thus making a decided Im very go<*l me«dlng.
. Travemc Clt
•mvement in the looks
his prop

Real Eatate Trantfara.
Thoma* McGarry. 8r.. and wife lo
Thomas McOarry. *^ lot S and lot lof
block 4. BayaMe. |S4h
)
wnilara
O. l^e.
Pbote, ct al. to KaH
Irlah. parccla. Ooo
Otica E. Hodfoa
tin Marltham
1
o,AJt

CEDAR RUN.
4
runi arx' bn*y gaihrrii
fathering In
at the

“ji.ly 23.

HANN4
Flln M Rose 1
to iheir home

£.

rerenily ti*d; some
of Ml**
C.uineim
daughter (d Mr and Mr*
William Pray of Tra\i-i>.’ ('by, and
Karine N
The
grand­
visiting I
lieu ArlHir. and Ml** Reta iH'r *1* grandmoibe.-*
Mr* Ko«*uth StUe*
. n ArlK.r meiv the giie*!* mother* w^re:
Tbt toUowiaf C/iok of
'of the M
e* Alice and Kva Dav of of Williamsburg. Mr*. Andrew Piny of
Mabel. Mr*. Stile* of Williamsburg.
Is place ThtiiMlav and Fridar
The arrival* on the Illinol* S.-Uur
of lew Uncoil
fo Kenmood resort were- Mr*. I'r«)
vening for
Am.. Drnrar day evening
Col.,lo Mra. Pink Mr amt Mr*.
on. win and daugli Fsie* oT
gland root her* of ibe
ter. Mr. and Mr^ Cnsik* and Mr*
Klmliall and daughter, all of Chicago. who mns the center of Ibe gn,up
Mr and Mrs
•rt Mclk-rmonit of
The MiKse, Ida and IteKsle Farrant
watUxaibM witba
guests of the lady s
Sharon
were t
tumor, which kfft of Fast limpin' mere in lomrn Friday.
.Mr* H. Hobbs, over
Porter Remier. mho ba* Iuh-u vI*.
Iiing at Idlea-Wblle the iiast mei-k. re­ Siimlay.
Quarterly meeting, at which Prcsld
turned 10 Cbirago Friday on the MD
lug FIder Ferguson ma^ preHent. wa*
Mr and Mrs R L Ame*. wm an ! held at Ibirker ( r«>ek last Bundav. so
two da'igbier*. mho have 1n*u spend there men' no church services hAn*.
At the annual sehool meeting of thl*
Ing wime lime at Cedar Spring* I^mlge.

rssfc^s

totmolDya.

w2L^J

and Mr

M

THE
NEW WAY TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
rwnoiMDOTi^DiUM^aEmmmorrHtmnmACH. TKYAiorru-mt;

Xlaa Ti*ior to ArChnr A. TayJar.
jeirtela. tSM.
laabaUa Dim to Wm

?«. towa tT ibto It,
PMitwater. MIeb., arrtml gatar , Jaaepn B, Barney and wtfonfwyp
da? erenUs to All Mr AHrra* place.
Joseph B Barney to KranbaKnbcck.
July 22.
. k;f II. Erergreew Broeb. m
--------------f
Prank B. Oao^ t and wife taJMary
1A«T acme.
I J .Gannett; parrela. aec 10. town T7,
Tbe ball and wind atorm oT ye«tar ranse 11. ll.MM.
great deal oT das
8«l«b A HnH Co lo
Cbarloa K
log wna Ml attonbod
14a, aKMnlni
w»^ of awM o
of ne^. tee. IT.
Tbe mm* of baaMiall played Son-lMe In tbl* rlrfaHy. blowlag fences Bock. w»i
day aflrmaia at the Kelley lumber. «nd tree* dowa and dofng quite a lot town 2G. range $. ISO.
Co.-a ban groowd* between tbe Saida of daoo«r tu freli and all other cinpa
Charie* K Buek to Dan Prat
fans bbd lb# K. U Od tana was a; k tmll*g *o mocb that a noigbbor of of sw^ of nei4. sec.
17
Tbe booM team woo Mil o»r« picked op enottfh Ice to make range f. line,
they play the
rreaa with
Mbfie Rbgbw of Arm* on tbe K. U !
ch and most Moran, hu in. i»iock
Haylag I* nearlr
I to cat their ♦nd. 11.W.
of the famH*r» hav»
Cbarleg
F^imlaon
I
James W
arboM b held rtrry Prl jwhmt.
Caiintleit and wife. lot
I. block !>. H ,
day omaii
at tbe Coortade arboo!Charles EUbdi ha»<
L. A Co * 7ih. II
Blem is the tenrbtw.
Aadrew Pwlor of
Hannah A l^v Co
Michael lial
_____ rkleberrtr*
are aoarce.
»p wUb a tery *
cf-rrak.
r»arcH.v
II..
1.
A Co* 12th
rrani mralgbl wa* turky enoogb to an abacesM
It j»*t
tad a Ane paich
la
one day
be
pleked tli .eraie* and took theni to
Mr*. C. Klllott csill«l at KIk Rapid* ^^iohn A. Homricb at
ker. nwV. of
town In the evening nwd sold fbem for
range 11. fl.fi
lixa a ernie. making hint |k for bi* ®*T^i!II^!idles- Aid of the M K. cburcli
Jerome C Knum
meiat Mra. Will Allgulre * laat Tbursday * work
Tbev flnimhed a quilt too. parcel*.
John N rourtade ba* fencad lo hi*
tonne farm on the Ixweb road with
Id seem* to U- qul
Having a lia.
SOUTH MAYFIELD.
common now i
and potaioevare doln
tbrr nearc«i. here.
abile mowing.
Ilirtd help I
Is finished. wMvat and
broke the foogne oa bis mower, and
July «
ly all cut tbit week,
Instead of going to town to get an^W’arren Taylor I* on the kI
other toagne be went Into tbe wood*
Irani Tay
aylor Unight
ekiae by and In II mlaniea be bad a
Bade abd put la 1
"w
eii lMi-.igbt a new rake.
a bettor toagne than ho i
Mr* 8arab Taylor I* over to Buck
•2.M in
aM*lHtiiig
her
daughter.
Mr*
lUndd Cor- ley
Memara. I.o«l* Corm llo
Scrarkengasi. in taking cate of hei
I
of
Grand
nellu* and Oscar Gibb!
hMr borne* *lci tuito
OLEN HAVEN.
Rapid* have returned tr
July 1*2
t
Oak
Dale
after
a
few
day*'
outing
The minot* landed
a |»arly here
Carl T. Grawn ba* remn.etl (
e<lne»rlay. eon*lstlng of J U Ralley.
SOLON.
ho will ootnipy Mr*. R W. Burkg** Pleaaant after »|*endlng a few
cottage; Mr*. A. R. Clark, son aad at Leland.
C. L Dnyton ma* a Nonb|s>rt
daughter. Ml** Uhi ra«aell. Mr. and
DIcketman hai had 1
Mr*. Miller, all r»f Cbirago: Mr. and
Dmytfm vUlled at Trat
Mrs. C
Mr*. Pha*. Ma|*e*. three daughter* aad
e day last we«*k.
two servant*, of Kanna*
Hty. aad erse (!||y
rs. Will A*U*lt
A<U«lt are visitIr
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs Wnnen Behan and thrt>c wins of
J W. Dicker man
Arlior, for Ijoc««t Grove cottage. at Z K lltnahBw * thl* week
Mrs IjA Moblo and family liave re­
. Mr. Clark arrived Hsturduy evening
turned to I heir lu.me at Fast Jordan
.Ml*s Hattie Panins was a TraverMe
Mr*. Thomas Foster of Bonlh Man!
imi l*hu id. vpbo had lieen lo Green City vlalior ThuiadBy.
1 on the sick list, ha* Imim
Mi** Llrrle Warner spent the day
imsllcal irealmimt. diet! there
niflit.
The
remain* were at Traverse City Wednesday.
th and mife called at N
('lyile Mlchaelriu*.
Mniicie.
ftid .
br<Mighf lo the home of her sister,
Wilson.
Hariv
Mr* Oeiirge Carter, of
thl* place, Harry fVclcer. Roy
where the funeral wa* held Thurnday. Mckers and Rob Holden of Hrarll.
ftiierment In Maple Gnive cemetery. Ind , are sp< nding a few me. kK at
SUMMIT CITY.
Mr* Foster had lieen In 111 health for
on Nels<.n U on the tick ti*
some time, the trouble developing In­
vmptumi Of typhoid fever.
to cancer <if the *t*«nach. and the of Northi»ori are tbe guests of Mrs
H. Klingelsmbb. who ha* Iuh-i
ojieratlon wa*
t«K>
severe
for her Jfdin Harttng and farntty
Miss Fihel Coon of Kllswnr.U i* Ir
weakened state to recover from. She
ma* a daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac tomII for a few week*.
MJss Marie Jenlson of Grand RapidRalroo and a sister In law of tho late
rry Spru r went to Trax
* .MlHs^Ma
fo u fem dav*
Hon W. H. Fuater
Bbe leave* a fam­ I* at Oak Dale for
Miss Madg< Harilng has 1
ily consisting of her hu*liand. two
and four daughter* to mourn her nim Nor<l
V.KSlbridge has refu
L. 8. W
aa well ns her slaters. Mrs. Joaeph Haaa. Mr*. Homer Selby. Mr*. Indianapolis after a fo«sr wee
r
George Carter. Mr*. P. J. McCuitlej. at Inland
July f.r
Mr* Jam.** Wvse and Mr* IbTt Ban
brmik.
croft.
-a Rol.lnsiiia nf ttroniai
ILLIAf tSBURG.
Capl. Wro. Walker * sister, Mrs. Ja*.
vIMtIii;
received li.'ie from
Ifnnnah. with son and daughter, of
WUey
O
.
that
H
S
UsMiard.
f.n
'hlcago arrived on Hu* llUnol* Saturil*
place,
had
died
and
was
lay evening for a visit with him at
Thiirsilay
His dt-Ath w'u*
he Sleeping B^'Or sintlon
BLACKMAN.
luuralytic stioke recelvi-d
The Buckley loaded a cargo of ma
-S ,Md met milt. Mr. ?
pie for tbe T. Wllce company of Cbl several months ago.
>1
Tliur'-.lav
A
du
Church
Wm
J
Mr.-.'
of
lb
cago Saturday.
lum'betm
his
datighter.
Mr*
('
KiifH'rlntendent Chnile* Morton of
The II.-\t.
Irand Haven vlsped Sb*epln« Hear B.inday.
John
Acker
I*
life aavltig station this werk Frblny
Born. Ill
The Misse* Alice and Fvn Ikiy were on hi* place ml
July 1*0. u
e guests of the Mlases Beta Cook chased of Will (
('barlle LiHr meni
He* Babbitt le
Id Kkrine Nessen at Glen Arlsir on

aiad iba trsf tattHib cf frali.

krrc k»te

iX:

p^rtwla. tac. t. tom ». mM M. W
iobn A. HowM and wife to Ja«
Dnabbrefcar. nwM of mt%, arc. 1
icwn tt. fawgr II. fl.AOO

oM

potob isr

q«al«r baanx 11 ttaaaab A

UCft
djlf

IVHTTE
A LOT OV BKAl'TlFrL WHTTi:
W AI STS, many
worlb
at................................

$1.95

LADIES’ WHITE

WAISTS, aomp of

prfUi.et Blylc* Hbown thin
ini4 all-ov,»r i*inbr«mlpry
Sr. uml

$7.

uro

reduetd

quick ckvironc-o lo only.

for

A THIRD TO A HAl.*y
IJNDLR I’RICF..
LADIKS- WAISTS, nnolb^r lot of choice
■tyloa. n-lii.'-«I from a iiuTiibur of
Some were ILOO.

the

Beasmi, inclinl-

waisU.

.SI RAW HAT.S.
li.'.c art.l .V»c. at

wortli

$3.65

WHITE AND CdLoKED WAIST.S.
extra K«wl »tylo» lor itouenrl o»e,
well worth 7.3c ami $1. at only...
To clos<- out rjuickly the entire
line we offer fony beautiful White

WHITE SKIRT WAIST SUITS
IS
$1.95, $2.95, $3.50, $4, $5 aod $6
rare collection
A ,„e
.„ii„,ion CORSET COVERS atlow
"
of new
possible only by a very extensive pur­
chase. Here are the prettiest Corset
Covers ever shown at.............................

Hisual
made

24c, 29c, 49c, 59c and 69c

Many of them worth GO per cent more than the price asked.

Children’s UlttsIlD Pants at 9c

Skirts at 7c

Ladies' Vests, white or black, 4c

You can't find bijjgcr bargains anywhere, than those at

STEINBERG BROS.
Traverse City, Michigan.

T."

ISO TO I SHOT *011

Wtn^lWt
M«tal

^

'^liOUTM

Of Wlrr to the Cvenmc Record.
Umdott. July JT.—AiiMTtcwi ctiraU
•« «» teM M at tU- Carlton botri mar no« cbuoac> Oppocing Player. Put MioeUrd Oil o«
Sphere and Pitcher Shoved
1M U 1, M
aiim<
ikHr trrwt fo»r UlnD*r M ha raim*
Finger, in HU Mouth.
orf Sandy CTMkcr.
at>mi in a prl^ta flrb pried Tha Carl
flnot Wn L/m kai hot*^l

'pX:

DOPE PIPES

' !«. hii rider. r-r. |%. d li.iunr p ahlrh
leay prove la’al. He aa. removed to
ibe EmariP-ory liorpllal at Coney Ul
and. Jockey Hailikc aaH *u> in-nded
Inr throH* dayn for dli^djcnlpiire at the
SKMt

TSSt^Teo

Old Ml^cion. altli a ron lantl hmall
ml Kliiftlna pupulaikm. noa l.as a
Inti ahlrh Is pu»^lilnK athhUf'** »«*«
nrhflnr to the frrud In a most com.
im ihIhM. inanmT. The Hut. uhleh U
innltiu these ‘iH.rt- I iiot made up

iMHlv dlRj* in and a.uk.s and they
BaMbalf Mc^ Don’t Fanc) work hard, itio TraveiM- City has nn
athletic Huh. The sann rinh has n
India aa a Stamping tround—£armall menibTHhIp eon IderihK the
preaa Opinion. Freely.
V .

' New .York. July
-The phin of
TCherlir Murphy. Vx prcf< dent *»f lue
Chiraxo rlub. to take
l.ajrur hall
Ameiiran and Sail.mu
er fimlN lit
jda>erf> to India thin a
iU^ favor aith the two .Vnps h. would
like to lake aith him.
''Not for me.” i.aid Munat!* r
of aereland a hen told he am.
to play M*rmid Iuim- on .uie
iratjm The I»1k I^Yrmhninn
fill of that In the All Ameiiran
i,a^l_n,H h.i
’Tin JuM^abMil
^ate t.. bX\
ier
xalde nud preparInK <•>
rea.Min Na|Kd.*on hasn’t anj
etaalnR eround to the oi!
xhihition
the worTn. <*ven to plar
. the tnuharajah of Swat
hlM name b. If he wants
f ee fjiod haLhall let him come Pi
thliiecHintry when the rare \% on. *
Third Ua«*man Bradley. Pm). seoiileil
the Idea. ”1 ran have nil the aniuae
nient I want rUht in Cleveland. No
Indian trip** for me.'* was. Itllls lirlef
tad Hmraet. risUc verdlei <.f the plan
A WHO ForluriilO

of the riiv nn.l the work of pro-

moUn;: nnythlni; reM.v on n few of the
III. U.h. lK.

oupld to dll 111 I ha' line:

There aP

inanv launches oaiied -n the Hiy ami
I, am

of ih.

own. r . would take pan

RarL the 2 jmr^ eltfld of Mr. aad
Ira. George Xeid of CariMon. died
Wednesday frtim llie HfocU of drinking a quanUty of eupiAkc add.
Rbhmaad ha* been mdreriag fOr
vertl day* from a gaaoUne fkmtoe.

-Htmmmn Ucttr Champion Wrcstlar.
Now
to Win Honor*
ami those who defoend on Abe fiuM for
In the Ring.
tminer ftiel are np against It.
By Wlfo to tho Erenmr Reeord
R.*prr*irniatlrc Jerome E. Turner of
LomkMi. July 27.-Hacken.sehml:!l.
ufkigon has formaRy announced hi*
the worM’a champloa wre*;ler. now cantlidacy for another term a* repre
weka boDora In the boxing ring, and sentaiive In the legUlatare. He abiv
daring bb forthcoifilng vl.Mt. to the
enis to be speaker.
UniU-d fiuie* w ill challenge James J.
J K Bishop. Cor over half a eentary
Jeffrtea. the American champKm. The
kHTien coumy. dIt'll
resiilem uf Berrien
-Ruaslan Uon. * aa he b calh^. hopcl
Wi-*iiu'irtlay. aged 73. He wa* a ]
to become the world’s champion In.nt democnil and nigh in fraternal
lioxer. He ha»
n prartlHng aasldu
Ircle*.
oualy with many prominent middleFearful llial pm.*rty would overtake
weight.-; in Kngland, and is raid to ba most formidable p.ifromt*r with the her.^Mr*. F. BaWer of Hullaml. f».nl

Rio,XX City la.. July rT -In a moat
ronrlutlve manner thi Sieux City baa.'
hall team d. ni«*n*t.-ated a few day^i
aao (hat the aay .p l*oa: the Kjiitball
b to ure'oil T f muuiard One l»ruf
Johnny Jonea, who 1% lairlinR ball for
the Llnrolti Huh in the Wc-l. rti
leaxu*’. undrratandu the art of u^inc
Ifu hIohb*r hall to perfeetion. And
ah* ti he hau it rrolni; It b Himply en
THE RATIONAL GAME
imiHi vil.lhtr to Uat him. Thai s the
aay hr Marled out in the o,Mt.ln4
Kamc of the prt-sent aeries aith Sioux
CENTRAI.
City
For three Ini.inKh Smui Cit.r
Won.
\jcwt.
liai •meu went down onu wo lhret. c.mr ’ ' .pi.b
-n
32
without the semblance «f a hl».
Spria^ileld
.-I
nC
•*\Ve ran U-at that man by s|«-nd Whi*el»ng ................Ill .
Imr just lu c-nis. * «ud one of ih.Sioux t:iiv ball players on the bench.
*’Howr
• Send up town lor oil of mustard. ’ -.toll r.. ud ____ <s
It was done A few minutes later Vtr.. Haute..........2.H
.%C
th.* batsmen kncK-k.-d Hu- ^pr:^v off of
Result! Yesterday.
on.* of Jonc;.* spit li.ills. :uj.I It w. nl
Grand Rapt.is «. D.vyton a.
foul ov4*r Hm* fener-. As usual. Jones
Terr.. Haute
Canloiel
wet hb fluRera and hubU*d the l*all.
FvansUll.- 2. Whe. ling o
thin put his flnxers In lib mouth
South ll. nd S. Springfi.dd I
Games Today.
hroucli his
li fddrt sle.
I t ying to ‘w ipe it
Springfield.
wnlke up to the eatclier. Zinran
(ton at Te
Held a eonsullalloii. puiirtuai.-d
Wins ling at Kvansville
Klanres at the Sioux CUy b nrh He
AMEIUCAN.
lH*g;m
went hark to the slab^
Won
LiTst.
ihr.»win« dry l alb. ,
Philadelphia .. . r.4
32
Th.ut Inning, with im- )
.\eu York............... :.2
in l.meoln’K favor. Sioux (
Cl. veland ............
In on. mil. Two inninrs
Chicago ------------ td
t2

th.-

h.ll

Tlie wtH-knovn Trmreter,
Bxplow and Loctorer
will KiYe a oomplimentarj

LODGE NOTICES.
■nwwiiwECTrr Loo^^n^

Sacred Lecture TRAvemt errv lman wa mon India

NUtOUl PltHMUl. UglOB VinaMl

City Opera House

Abram Bmitk. prMldMt: Qayto
•01

kanw.

the

— on —

TRA^cRse^ci^ Lo»^y.^mr

Sunday Eve’g July 29 « *bito!rttrw!‘’Sf%rss5s
1U06. at 7::i0o-clock,
ADMISSION FREE
A colU^on will Im taken to
defray the cxpi'n» of llie oiiom
liunai* for tho evening.

BUSINESS UKDS
DR. M. S. GREGORY—Both phonea
:.3t
OTfirt* 2 and 4 SntbcrlAnd
block Ui-*idenc4' 9lS Walnut Bt
July T-tf

Col. FnMiclT wiFKive four IIluAlratnl EnU'rtainuienU at tho
»owr*d parts gret-n and died Tui^sday City Opera IIW duly :10, ;U
night from the effects. She wa* 7<* and Aug. 1 and 2, under the
auBpioee of Uic Young Men’*
and
Hililo ClaM of tbe Congregational
OR. r. J. MAC
A wevere drought prevail* m'sr Lan Sunday Scho-M. Col. French it
•d to KYR. KAR. N08B,
and FITTING OF GLASSI
iJing Grand rlvtT b the lowe*t P has endortv*! by the preat and loiuling
olurators nil ovt'r tho world, hnv- S02 Wilhelm block. CIUb
Im-i n In many year*, the fine eapttal
the
oollortion of viowa
iawr. i*; htewn and burned, and cn>p>
moat < xpenaivo Steroopl
;if. *;uff. ring
TUNINO-W. It IllUard. M
and Moving PiiTim- Apparatoi PIANO
yeara ex^rleoeA Ho wttakttdR^
William Taggart’* large l»am near L'ver shown in Trawrao City.
Wait.m-vine wa* rtrurk’by lightning
and «l. tn>yi-d. Thb same harti wa^
MTu.'k by lightning last vear and two
m. n win- kilU-tl and another severely
injur.*.!, .
Company U of the Fourth Michigan
.ax.ilO. held Its annual reunl.m In
Allegan W.‘.inehtl.ny. at the horn.* of
r.iH, U. I). Friubard. who raised the
..impany in IkCl. AIwut tw.nt) five
..f the 2‘Ht who *erve.l in (he coiMpan)
n’ Stale luink. of yieks
Th.- 1
ilHtal l2:..(HMi. lias lH-. li aiithoi
transact l.ip liu R* hy .the state
-

d. pnrtment.

B

J.

Cnnu**

> oI th.- - lafe land «»ffire. will
i.-r of tho n. w hank,
tain Quartermaster Co
I.-ft

W. G

Bargains Always
at the Economy Store.

r.Mliii

military department fo:
The last In

at City Book Store.

This time it is

kMIL F.

TariRlefoot
Sticky Fly Paper
1 double shed /or-.. -2c
2 tlouble shec!ts for----- He
4 double sheets for,...5c

We.lnes.lay night for the

th«- encainpmeni.

•ir*sr5?3r.4s*,

“«5.t‘Ksa s-jsE'-jas

eiieampni.-nt grtiund* near In
di.-i to r.-c.-iv.. Hie *uppll.-s for
l.y th.

Stale I

etng l»*d l..ulh. pv.ulUe.-d

'llUiston .

. K.u.d siH.rtH would IM. wU

FIST PiCtlj DEM
V R.. 2 :01 '4. Finii cd Good Mile
aud Dropped Dead « Heart Di.
eaac~Onc of tl ? Bet.

iiupluv Jom•^ w. nl in
n. Thi * ilm.- he hail Hdd 1
H it. ami Ki*efe simlleil e
out. When on.* was 1

. 2::
01
Results Yesterday.
iw trolt 7. Poston 1
Cl, vehind i:’.. Wav liingion 1
Games Today.

SARA T. CHASE. M. D.—PhyiksUa*
and Burgeon. Offices 407 * BUU
Bank block, with Dr. O. P. Cbaaa.
Cllr.. phone 22fi 2R. Rertdencd Ml
W\ Seventh street, with the MltMl
Carroll, cii*. phone tSS.

Comic Postal Cards 2c
each’or 2(k: per dozen.

Wash.ugoui .11 Chicago
Phlla.lelphla at Iwiroii.
N. w

.i.-ud

tumhl. .l and fell. Whet

lib .l. alli

xasn’t aisi-los.
d was ahsolii
1 on that day.

Tchnr.l*Revlew

at

.ceph si.l.l
nciriiion hay deah-r*

Slate
II K a I.Ill

farm n.-r

O. 1. g.*ii;u !aii ..r Grand llaplds
br.tad for ilirec monih*’ trip.
Mis* rarh.ua Hoffman of ManI
viM i;o to India os missionary.
Y<uing man brok.- h g by sllpplii
baling jink m ar St jeseph..

LOTS OF FIGHTS
county

1

/.«. uh.lc p

Ilghin.ng
v.t.

of

it.M^hev

.-re Kin- *ai d<»
ng !low..rs in

IT PETOSKEY
xcellent Races Will Be Held Ne
Week—J. H. Lamson of This City
Will Be th- Starter.

J.-wHi-r* of
places of

Gf

bu: liH-<

ettod

rtiing

M I:. evlil.-iil Ihni this ,
*gat.S d *as‘a Merc.a t.»r 1
ho

find

the

Thi* Report It Made Up Daily. The
Record Is Not RetponsibI* for
Changes In Prices.
Wheat .................................. ..
Tf.
Corn, per buRhel................................SO
.S'ew jHUat<*-. J.er l.uQ.ed .
7e M.

11^1. r‘ P«V

nothing

ul in Chicago. The chan

pound

10 1C

*pced and there :
radillac so preti;

firinnell Bros.
Music House

Traverse City Store: 159 East Front Street.

sme bit
veQ.rtHlm tioti

in.inthv 1

COPEIilSH SHUT OUT
Empire Gave Them a Coal of Whin
wash Yesterday. Not a Man
Reached FirsL
The Kmpire base Imil ti'am shut thr
Cnpembh nine out yestenl.ay afu'r
notm In an exciting 4rame of ba^ liall
that If. It was exciting for Co'pemish
McManu.*^ and 1^-lnitskie of the Inde
pendent* played on the winning teatr
did fcv.-r-i
final score was 12 to 0. not a CopemisJi
man r»*achlng fln-i.
KINGSLEY WON OUT.
Defeated Sherman by Three Point* Ir
the Game eYsterday Afternoon.
Special to the Even tug Rt*cord.
Kingsley. Mich.. July 27.—Kingslc)
10. Sborman 7. Tliat tells the story oi
a good game at Klng**ev yesterday
Tht* feature* of the game were lh<
work of C.Kly. the now first baseman
and a flv caught hy Kelson on third
Soars and Mayhow were the Klngslej
battery and Sprague. Clinton and Wal

line did the work for Sherman.

Excursions
r on th^Bay
Steamer Columbia

duting July

TRAVERSE CITY MARKETS.

.ll?.r h.-?ddes

REAL ESTATE AND 1
Traverse Land and Loan Oo.* W.
Thiiriell, Manager. Offira, room R
Hsmilino A MUIlken Moek. _______
DR. F. H0L08W0RTH—RpMial at>
tention to diseases of the aya. aar*
nose and throat. Qlaaaaa ittaS,
Rooms 7 and 8. H. A L. Maraaatlla
Co block Both Phones
IMS
DR. E. B. MINOR—OfSea orar Avar*
lean Drag Stoga Bpaclal ^taatloB
to aye. ear. nose and throat. GlaaMa
fitted. Both pboaaA Raaldaaea ilS
81x1b street
OPt W.

n.l let my brethren live
all that * g.Kwl to in.*:
’nt.. the IKK
The b.Uam
Johns
T.*a

.
.03 VI
Fancy bclfers
Cow* ..............
C.ilves ............
Sheep ............
I..aml.s............
ABEL.
^ MA
.04 V^
H.urs ..............
.Clint
Turkey* ........
Isits- to play imll Sun.Iuy.
A. S. Prav wi-nt to Traverive City Onrk* ............
Sun.lay on the excursion
.04
Mis* (VHa Hadb v has U*en quiu•J2H
hides.
sick, hut i* improving now
Hide*
of Kalkask.n wa«
M
day la.-t rrreen hides ........................
Selling Prlc*.
V. E. Hall of the H
I.- Mercantile Clea pork, per barrel........ I 1800
Clea I*.rk. per pound.....
'o.. was a caller here uvi-iv.
; 1^:00
C TLilvmler went to Traverse City .Short rut pork
A 73
Flour. H. L. A Co.’* Best .
me day last week
to Traver.-ie Rye flour. H L A Co * Ib-sl
4.10
Ora Fairbank*
Sat
Clt\ Saturday.
i Beat,
Criek. Ohio,
Mr Phillld* of
i Best.
b* visiting ielati
.18
per doren......................
Codfish, per pound..................
of Elk Rapid l.ard. per pound......................
* Mra- SamL S4*e!ey
S
its. Mr. an< Butter, per pound.......... ..
is here visiting I
U'mf.
Creamery butter, per pound.
Cheese, per pound.............. ..
pharmarl*t*
Oats, per bushel..............
have devoted Ih
New- poraiocs. p»-r brnsbel^.
Ing of Hollister’* R
medical‘salt, per barrel........................
Tea. It contains the t
modern Bran, per 100...........................
root* and herbs k
meullclne. Tc.i or tablets, 23 cent*. pouUry .......... Johnson Drug Co.
Rprtng Chicken
Clover Seed
QUICK* THE TAILOR, ma I
Timothy need............................
I Buying Rataa uf TravarM.CIty Daalara
lothM.. »1 East Frottt tt.

: S

: 11^

', J
: 5

OR. A. H. HOLLIDAY, OradaaU
roBto University. Office la Ha
Wdf. Telepkosea. offiea, IM;

DENTIST
201 front Stresi

at.*

Ming with rlrc

WiMl.. Fit|g.-rahl h.-

TRAVERSE^ CITY Normal Muaffi
echexd. Teacher. Mrs. Fraacea B.
Smith. Grajiutc pupil of Prof. Fred**
erlrk lloracp Clark of ChlcAgo. M4
FAst Front street Studio No. U,
down stain. -CIU. ptaona No. M4.
may Sl-Um

records

ving U.y jiirt died Irtmi cffc.

STERLING

SurllBC PiMOS
eoM on'
e*ty fmynnnU C.-itn'oRw-B.
list < f Micliijnm pnrcliaBott
and iMtimooialB mailwl to
any »ddn-B* Ly tho cxclnsive
Michigan RoprMCulalivos-

T. A. WILHELM
0eo, Jl* 3arpl5

.V.aiHimak. r

m-rican house 1*. nunuMiii: a- tli.- siijM-riority
and rellaldHty of its pr.Huci Ih-i-oiiu-s more gem
Th.- w.mderful succ-.s of ’he STERLING PIANO, wherev.-r U
has b.-en intCMluc'd. l«! «lue to it* many pl.-aslng nn.l nttnirtlye fea
luie*. and loli.iMr construction ciuiphsl with V* r. .a.son.ahlene*s In
price* The STERLING is a lurh ::rnd.v hut m>t .1 high price P.ano.
It* maniif.'icluren hn%e endeavor.-d to plan wl'hin reach .>f the nx. ragehomean in-truimni faulih*ss In ton.*, lou.h an.l arusiic cpiah;i.-s.
and of the nlnicwt deiH^.lability How w. il they h.a\.* suo'.-.'ded b
*hi>wn In the w'l.h**pread and gr.iwing iH.pnlarlty and sale of thb
make which ha* apprtipri.ntilv b*en termed *’lhe ideal home Piano.”
Our quartcrHc nuiry expcrlenc* with the STERLING PIANO” tmable* U* t.> Indorse ami n-<'tmun. nd
of Jl with our |H‘rson.il guaranter. w
guaranioe of the Slerllm: Co.

. Regular 10c
Mump
Hooks and Kyes, Nos. 0
to No. H. in black or
white, with one dozen
straight eyes extra, at
only 5c per cord.

DEIMTIST

nd Rapids to Have Open Air Bout
August 3-^unch of Chicago
PuQC Will Camp.

frlemU
-Sir.” Huld Ur. J.»hi
•siaimruling upon n wld.over wiio
rt-marrl.d. though Id* w.-ddisl life liml
WH*n tinhnppy. ’ll b^ triumph of lio|Hr
ortT eXiMfienee ”

One of the Many
Excellent Pianos sold by
GRINNELL BROS.

U to l.aM- ft.e .I.-livery.

York

Ho:t m at !

I’insbuig. July 27 -Han U.. the fa
mous purer, with a tnord of 2
droppiMl dead at the Hninot Island
ir^b k Wedne.Hday aft. rn.M.u The i«c. f
had real hell here I't l.lar. ami w a^
bi-tTig tried out over the bland tr.ugk
He did not apjM*ar to vmi m gisid emdi
lloii^ but lu.ude the la?.. fj^tnrler In

I from l.ali^iiin Wednesilay.

F.irin an.

ERLINGER. LAWYER—2t2
Ilk huHiiiugs. ritixrn* pboM

r,3f..

Id of t.-ntagi- and Hui.plles wen'

.-r H e hot

A forlon. I.KiUa.;: mun K.ld. “I’vr
irlt^ everyihluj: that I .-ouhl turn my
baud to. hut rxnildii’l make unythliu:
anawrr. ami now I have dtHrldetl to »:o
SjnotiK IlK* hlllm. where they au>*
'flu «M ho. to

If a pl.ice the vlr^of Old

.Mis4lon ran hold v.«^4.lv reyatias and
idher Kporls. ahai ha.l TravetM Citty

aTHBWlMIBBiME

QUIT THESIjOBBER BUI
X>WRS (W j/BAD TASTE iVmIS

Kair y*if%. July r7.-^TlK« K«rprii«a of jc^mon anr^ah on thi- «ioUnr.nt IJn
. tba rartnic al Hrtabtrai Brerh Wodne;.
.rc brourhi to tbo- Carlton < yvry
Itoy WM tba rirtnry hiioHjSrM rar**o! jday from a tinh hartb#r> al Itarrra
tkr m ir> 1 >W.
Mikr. a 2 [f,>rd^iin.vnr. 2w roilf* frotn I>mrloa
S**Ar<ild «r!» hy ShapMC.aflrndi-.j'n.p V an leriftillv park*^ In tanki
n«»«j by J J K*^ni*> TbU colUtar Mur.Mn.lrvl t.v ir.. aTul fraV^Ing all
I irmr* ihiK yrar olKhf. rrarh UmcWm in Uni- for lunch
ar- ahW- tu inaiH'tt ilu*
and hat on luarly 111 orraMOQji U-* n TIiihr wa* . fl>h prind and point out ih- particular
quoted al l<Ki to 1. Tortar --------------■
kfrl
Fivi
nor fUn- li*# to I rnmmlnr bad ihfe j irrmt thry di-^** to
cr^d lip.
^>uiil
Sandy Cn-ckcr and Nif»;cr j
• afn rrrftriJi
.iillk** ran b'**d an<* t^rad to th-j aiM *|, jilun* fn !in
•Iritch. whcr- the laitir dnar away.
He had finally to Iw rlii.i. n out to am
by if ti«*ad from Lad uf lampion.
When Orly II.. Um* farorlif-. cmaw-d
%\n
and foil at thi hijad of the
By JAY PIPP.
ttrr trh in the third ran . Jcxkr y Tror

KINDS ^ ■ani HR cMBBajiCol. C E French

Stream i

Its PiwcauM

nmtn MIKC. A TWO VtAR-OLO.j
•fRURG SORRIIISt

H-

•

itu!

SoxiiK i
Hones

OF

BMrim
Boatii^ i

SPORlSl

'■

Will leavo Traverse Ciiy a
S40 a. m. for

ARTHUR HOLLIDAY* M. O-Pky^
clan sud jurreun. Removed to oS
fires ID Miinsim block over Baraaa
A Far’’*, ('ttlrens phooe
_____
lARRY T. HARNER—Expert RlaaB
regttlstor.
gusrant«H*d. WIU KU
. pbooak 1M4.
House.
lONEY TO LOAN-No tax clausa
put »n mortgages House* for sale.
Inquire of ^L McNamara* l*ark
Place hotel.
S»ar

Marion Island.
Ne-ah-ta-wanta.
Omena,

kBSTRACTfi OF TITLED. O. OaP
ver. Prices reasonable.. Office wltk
O. P. Carver A Bro. Both pboaaa

Northport,
Northport Point.

OR. E. L. THlRLBY-flpeclal atteatlon to dlkcaaes of children. Boom
409 State Hank bldg. Both

Oiviu^ aix Iioiira nt
bkiiii]. an idoal plarc* bi fe|*n*
the .lay, will, |g»vilion ami al
convonioncea.
Fare,
’io
e.-m
ronml trip.
Five hours*and a half at Nc-nh
U-wanta
Fare 25 tvnta roun*
Two hoiira and ihnH-.piart.Ts a
Oiiiona. Fare ."/) .-.•jita numd tri|
Or an all day ri.h* U) Northpf»r
an<! Xorthi>ort Point, witlmn
leaving the Ugit, fur 50 .'--nU
Thus.* wishiii;: ciu B.*core ilinner
ilKxar.1 U;

Traverse

FIRE- INSURANCE—On whst daU
drv-s your Hre Insurance policy ex- ^
pire? I want your bnslners. Call
at my office and get rate* before re­
newing. A. B. Curtl*.
mar Ib-lyr

DRS. J. 0. k MART J. TRUEBLOOD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANE
ofiMiosr
te I ». m.
%o
Wy.

T te I evselac*.

A. D. TYLER

DEIMTIST

Afternoon fcxeursions to
50:') Now Wilhelm Blo^
Marion-Island and
CiUieni’ phono i^'<2
Ne-ah-ta-wanta
Mon.hy, W^eNlneaclay Fri<lay and
SatordnyB at 5.:10 p. m.
Ri-.turning, reaching Travcra<^*
City at 7.45. ______
Tuc^Tay and Tliuraday oven,
ingi-Marion Isl and andNtLabta-wanta, at 7.:» p. m.
SUNDAYS —Exenrtion to
Marion Ialao<1. aflamoon and
eyening. Honi'A orcbesira.

Daily connections atT^orthport for Charlevpix* except
Sunday.

Miller & Smith

DENTISTS
HATfOMAL DCNTtBTB

J. H BOtlXHASTlL

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