The Evening Record, July 28, 1902

The Evening Record, July 28, 1902

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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)

1902-07-28

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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E\'®v[ING RECORD r^^«l
TBA.VBB9B OTtT. KtCB. IfOXOBT JOLT 98. IBOS.

AS CODRTESY
TO AMERICA

RIOTING OF
STRIKERS

JVtearavuaWill Commutes
t#oc« of Wilson

Outbreaks at Pottavllle and
Lansford. Pa.

NON-UNION MEN WERE SHOT

II A HOSTILE EXPEOITIOI
Amoricsn Actor Was Capturod
and Sentancad to Death

r£>.rtw..
thair TiMitlna frloadi.
wont of tha oampha.baaaau»ilent and notlilaf ha. oooorTod to mar

By Strike Sympathizers at the
Former Place

23.8^3^'SL‘^.*»2,S;r

SIXTH T BAB—HO. 1S97

LOCAL RETAIL COAL PRICES

Pkntp Of Bast Bit! 6ooas
QIBB

“is;i2.'te:s-.vs.2“-

^^Se^HaSaSJTuy**?©. have not a

City « Book « Storo

great deal of ooal on haad. bnt thle
wn. bought Miut (he ooal etrike. and
their icice of |7 fiO prx ton i. rtill.
malnulned. Ther have two or throe!
oare on hand, hot We U-an expecting j
to oontrao for their future .opplythl. I

THE WEMHEt

paat two weak! aad the oamp ha. been
mtmm
T««k ib« Mattar Vp WMfc Baairil Vatatf

dealer, ha. on hand between JO» and
I.OOO loa.. Thl. he bought before the
Hm in pHoaa, aad ie otill liolding at
f7.60 per (on. He would not oonract
to fnrni.h a man a ponnd of ooal la­
ter than next mo'itb. however, a. no
one can t«U what a month may bring
Potlerille. Pa., inly 28-There wa. f.»th in the ml .itoatlon.
mrioa. ootbreak amonz .trlkeri end
oibarftn. oatohm
Tha mam loot ba. bmo iroatly ai>- non onion man at Shenandoah aarly
preolatod. tha me
jorninz and two men were .hot
and four badly boatan oy the etrlke
Ptat already
aukad of a. beinc on anneal Mympatblaaie. Exoltament ii at fever Thrown From Her Wheel by

WaabUictos. Jmlf iS-(JolUd BtMat
Oonnl DooaldM st Maasasa. Nioa
faaaa. tmMtm tha itata dapartmaot aa
fellowi: **Ataoeanaaylo tba Unltad
Blalaa. U- p»«.l4aat will eoaaiuU
Uuaall WllaonV ilaaUa aaotaoo.'*
lUBarll Wilaoa U a yosna Amraivi
tiki non-onlon nmn bare tn^n hired
aelor who aooompaolada tmrif of flll- the M. * N%- and ootK^Wia were
to take the place, of .inker, in the j
Nwa^r. la aa a.p.^Uioo a«aU.I Hlca- food, Oaptain Ver Snyder leeklng axealieot oonoectloo. with the eleamer Kobinoor oolllary and while on Uialr
raicaa. ao4. w
Leealnaa and zivinf extremely food way to wort thU momin»r were atL Bhou wew flr.Hl from amIha aUtr dapartIn erery reepeot the eamp ha. beea boeb aiMl Oanial Land* rman. for. man
mat lo taka |«om|H aotioa la hli
of ibe Kohlnoor min.. Ml. HI. r.bahatr. Wllaoci U (rum Ohio.
oovery
U qotwllon.-d.
II u not known what dUpoaltIon
will rraotaally ba mmdr of U tlaon’a
Additional iraard. bar., been at-nt
caaa. Uli aantanrt-may ba oommatIntoth. tllftnrb.-d dl.trlot and .trlkad lo lifa imiirlhOoiDrnl maraly or lia
Into th. locality for th.
jaay^niltwaad aa a farlbar cooitaty mok» tH4 might Dmmmgm to ibe Mork of er. have

Carless Driver on Bay Street
«lr.—»

CAMP MCINTOSH CLOSED

Met le.ker a VUtmer om Vmiom
Mrrot at 7|H».
An alarm of flrv laat ev* nine callnl
tiin d*<partmnot in nalok Ume to tha

Uniform Rank Ratumad From
Fountain Point Today
lUmaite wee very 'email except what
ilttla wae dona to the .took by emoka.
rnmmrUr Klabt «% IM llllaHir M
Tblaoa nmwimt-4
Wa. a.r«

.look of HoOloAor i OUbcj U oI»

Omap Mclntoah ha. paanad Into hU•tartad In tha rear of tha boildlnf.
tJ»ry. AndlU m-mory will to
noder the door. betwa*«n the baeamant
fraah aa ona of (ba moat dalljrhtfol and the ooUlde waU. No lamp bad
beanomdin tha beaemant. no olfar.
oatiniT. arar enjoyad by a crow
bad
been .mokad there, the oil U kapt
Trararaa <Mty’. oltU«-n. iJamj
In a .had about HO feet from the main
bBildUur. there are no eleotrlo wire.
be*ow the flrat floor end aboot tlie onBible explanation of tha Are
a frw of (l»a maniban of iha Uniform
Kaoi ramalnln* to wind np iha affalra WHim. to be .pootaneoo. oomhp.t
Mr. MoinaAey wa. on the Col
of tha oaiDi> and attend to the ahlt bla. Jn.i .lartluf for Ne-ali-ta-w
plug of tha tanta and alTaota of tha
no tha alarm of lire wa. tnni.Mi in.
Clancy wrn at ebarrh. from

Two Mea Am Held hr

TRAHSFER FOR BRAGG

berg began tonohlng np tha gnaat

Hy T..»nrr.,a to lb.- B«..rd
O0. July «i-The papen In
the oaoe of Oon.ol t General Bragg at

(bat General Bi.gg will be relieved
Iticimn of lh»
Whan the amoke cleared away. Uu
Ih.“
■ oritictun
and plac d In Ihaduniraoc------------hU wife, hot it i. mid
mlaaary daparliraMt whara they oonld WilUamabnrg boy. had the game mfe ill a lett
t i. dl.po«4l to give
do no harm. Tha oainp cmuiuoo wa. ly tneked away in their poeketo.
that the
*
- ‘ V local fan. went U
idaoMl In a handy lineal ion to am In *
__
a team of
iwm of aniaiiranoy. and
i Intorloohen by a i
poalod-HM.ntii>ai. with imna
^KMoig'. Hnetlar.
NorthJS^ of Nom.%

DEMAND INVESTI6ATIDN
Aiblatk- < lab Raami t kanrm

San KranoiMOo. Joly »-rilmim
Ml. ha. aiAad Mayor Sohmiu to ooo01 an liHiniry Into ibe reoeat flgbt
to determine whether it wa. a faka.
Jaffria. and Uw- San Kranoieoo AthleUo Olnb joined in the demanA
I «y. *’My own flgbtlx
w«..»
rill'IT »HII*MSN'TU

Whan he Had he went throngn .
.hot b
bat for.onatrjy
wire fanoa
fence like a rtrol
c«me off with bnt a few------Kltoo triad lo amapeabo bnt
«1 )■ d^iUMt tou> I.U trolwr. yy
h. WM oaiiMUM. A IHKIJ
1U»

:S=M“SSsr~

cro|> will be I

wJjjtart
iMSfer wrumade lo do aaornlorical

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“tsTu"
BENDA

every­
thing cut tlown
except quxlily.

Friedrich

To-Morrow morning the Fun Begins
N.0 nUkukou. ua«-r hrrr—tbero is tu> timr

jfuu plcv-Bnt.lj nrv.*r ri.gage^ u. Ok-*.p
joJin .lul Cat* h IVni.%* echc-tn.«-hf b-.vc.
F.U. h qu.^tiunablr mrl lHK^ t,. thiMc* wht>-r-«*iii
Xu flrlirlit III them. And mind v«>u tliat the
tHMksl. I^id. adler. .rr

TOMORROW!

NEW! TO-MORROW!

;iMDA St 00.
STEINBERG’S CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS STORE
Kxtrxordinar}* value offerings throughout the Moretulting on all

ma visii riw.

radical pri<e

MKIffinS
-60c

New Net kwexr just in from l.%c to........... ...............................
F.mbroitlerics and ljuroi shown here in great profu!
S,iecial slu,wmg of Corsets at:...................................................

'--39c

STEINBERG’S %RaiABLE DRY BOODS AND CLDTHiRD HOUSE.

Two Dollars

m.

CARNATIONS
SMtrtf Trtsho
B»mt 6r0wn.
2Scptr Dczta....
FRANK M. PAINE, Florist

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PHONE 00.

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SS Per cent. Discount! 2S
on.Hour L»«*. and llmbruidtrict. w,* Uonl wjnt lo . arr> a..)* -I
Uiem ov^r. and at jhin SprcUl Kr.lu. ti..n w.* gu^rantr-- tin- pin
U.
U- the luwret you liav«- ever M-ei. th- ;tl...ve gE*i.N *«.M. C.m*e
quick and gri the ber-t »»letti..ii.

THKoU>KKI.lAHt.K

FRANK FRIEDRICH
TM N<» UmU.

Laces from .................................... .......lea yard to 7c
Embroideries from...............................6c a yard to 26c
\„d mmr they g» at »5 per cent di.K;uunt

Buy ymir w.*nt. at the

»ti>re that aaveis yufi money.

242 FraU iL

THE

fUAOHET

ITORI

roil THE I.KUIHI.ATl’ItE

1 llo*. E. \V. II.

ing. from (he lie
repobUoan nomination for repromUlive give, an opi>oriunity for i»ome
other gmvl man l<» go to Lan.lng. The
only name yet mentioned in thii con­
nection I. that of Hon. J...H . Mon­
ro.-. Mr Monroe being ro famllair
with .x.untjr and aUte affaln. hi. candidaov will be reoeiv.-d wllh favor
througbont the county. If.- ha.
stated that he will be a oandidate few
when the county oonTontion take, place.

Bert Winnie caught IH fine bass al
the mouth of the river yesterday.
Cremiy Co.lv. who was fishing with
him. also made a go^ catch.
- Wood secured 7,*» fine trout
■pulciidier’s Creek.
J, M. BUkdklee has Iwvught a piece
of the resort pnvperty on Carp Ukc
recently punhasctl by J. T. Hannah.
Chas. Pro. hazka. Geo. RaiT and C
M. Beera He win ]«lch his tents and
sjiend a portion of the surorocr at the

up (omorrow bofotu Judga Lotmugor.

tor who wu. hofu ooma tim« ugo. is

*HuU?STuSwrbfoa .>«■««.» ohu*-^

7S5S

laMdOulurtbetitf.

The tram, and l>oat. to ax
thi. city handled
bn.tm*.. vi.t.r
taking adv.utagafford. d hr thThe M. A N.
the mit city, a
took advantage of
of the city, to Tedar and Fouoh. ^
About UA w. nt on ih, O. K. A L to
Prio.key, and n- arly a hundred came
in from Mantnu nod Oadillao.
The IVre Marqu- tte exenniion to
Petoakey took 41 irom thl. point. The
excnr«ion from th.* .oath, Mu.k. gon.
Saginaw. Grand Rapid, and loma,
brought iu JUiO. and a Ilk. numb, r
wa. bandh d on tin- ex<Msniton from
P. ick. V. Klk Rapid, and Kalka.ka to
Lndington.
Five exenriron. w. r. run on th.
bay by th.- .team. r (Columbia with
moBk) by the (^n.t n Tity band. Th.*
exour.lon. l. ft at 1 KKi. 5f.*00. 4 u'lO. ft:H0
and 7:80. Two of th.-m w.*nt lo N.*ah-ta-wanta, and tin* .Kher. .imply
nuMh* a good «l*ed turn out on th.
bay. In all. about 60o w. r. bandh d
by tb«* flvt- cxcuralona

koc at 76 oontsaonle;
oents a onie; ol
ohorrie. have
neon bringing from $i to $1.10 black$1.$6 lo $1.60. The t-arly. Rlohi
and Mosnt Monsel ohomea ban
pUndfak Tbo lato Cngliah Merilloe

Fourth Year Celebration Sale ofaiuu fi^Hs
Clothing j» Hats. A Furnishings

GOOD EXCURSION BUSINESS

The Travervr Bay Sewing Circle
will goTo the home of klra. Sicber o!
Sutions Bay \Ve.lne«lay morning.
Busses will leave the home of J. W.
Hilhker on Washington street al six
o’diKk.
J. U Smith has resigned his |iom.
lion as suiiennlcndcnl of BcUncr's
saw mill and has lieen succeeded by
FriU Beilncr.
.Ml mad on the rural deliver) rc
this side of Maplcton should Ik: ad­
dressed R. V. \K No. 1, Traverse
CiU-, Mirh.
James (7. Johnsons sUrre front is
Ping refinishe.l in oil and varnish,
Iding much to its attractive apfiear-

NlMAmatWr* Uav* Bma Om* o*t TMm
fartetaeMarkma.
Up to bU time 1» oar load, of small
fruit, avenging IHIU iTatee to (he oar.
have been ehipped to (he outaide luarkete from (hi. city. Seven carload, of
theee were of berrle. aad tlie remain­
der of cl»erHea The crop ha. been
fairly gm»d auu eompan. well with

OREATER

GUAR.\NTLU*:
Ihit
no other
store is scl-

POPULAR SHOE HOUSE
Tin: OU) ST.AND

llyT.4.wr.,4,U.ibr U«n.rU.

more balng 7 to 6. Tb.- lomra had
aa attamid made to kidiiai. Captain tha fame in their hand, a good eban
MolntoaU. Tha daaiKU wa. fro.------- of tha tima. bat flnalv threw it awaj
jn.t ae thongh Uiay did oo« want it
bat it mma to tha iwra of tha

The owntnltu-. nuda an aiiaak np
on the umt of John ProU-rl. who bad
nnwiw'ly raltrad fur th.- nivbt.

Alfred V.

WOMAN MURDERED
IN CHI»G0 SALOON

*^{l^lliamabnrg. .trengthan.'d by eom.*

Dldiiudww comlortoWr .l«pta«.
He .lapl no more. Tha vigilance
commit^ forced an aniranoe b. M.
tent aad .wmovad Iha bed. Hym«

oily injured
a colli.toii
II Bay .rteet.

e.’ of OOOII..111DK

BASEliALrYESllRDAY

>pomd raid.
In UI. meantitur lillaritv In oamp
wa. utiraBtra«na<l. Few tboozbt of
r^inz to bad until alon* towtrd.
morntnz. Some of tha member, of

HBDt Mtt«r1

f1.50 t0$S.OO

riot . xibU at
.trlklDK .yromthir.r. I.av.- kwi>.d*<! ol th.» Friend, cl.urch when .he met
in fore- and tb.- .Im-IIT i. b. In'.-.*. a rig on Bay .Uvef The driver wa.
An app ttl for t -ooii. i. . xp o.. d t. driving rapidiv. and wa. right in the
bicycle path on tha left aide of the
ork. Julv *.H-Tb..tree! lo.hiia. and made no move to
raclli- ooal i. to In* n
give the girl a chance to i«m. She
M) or f 10 a ton doriog tbc oomtng turned clear out of th,* road and jn.t
clM>od th. rig. being forced to torn
bark into Uie ]iath to avoid ninniug
di n amoclatlou will ni.n*t lomor- off into the gutter. A noth, r ng wa.
diwli-r.
row and |m
following lapldlT clow in the r.-ar
her. of Ibe of the flrBl, HU.l MU. Ve.U collided
the dealer. wbo^
the new
With thU rig Hite wa. thrown h.-avily to the ground, a .evere ga.h wa.
cot In her face jn.t under h. r left
ere. and her clothing wa. badly torn,
the .leeve of her drem being fairly
ground to pil'd-, ami her arm tv»dly
ligated from wri.t to .bemider.
No bone, were broken and it U
hopi-d that no aerlno. re.olt. will
p llrnlb la a W imm Hoorn for Wklcb follow the aocidenl.

ChicAKj^ July 2K.-'rhc UkU of an
ddcntificMl w.rnian aU»ul 3.1 >c;uh
«.U1 ami of fakhi.m.ablc gatl. was f.miul
ned in tha alarm.
room of Henrv O’Haia
in
the
favorablt^ front tha ln iginnln? to
^ ,K.lu c
irly ll
and and tha Unirorm llUnk mao and
arrcBled jav (Want and K»laard\ Co.fl.
thatr famllta. aiijorad th.- . iiilra tima
sai.ltohaxc Inrcn drinking with the
tin|;aly.
On the left si.Ie of the head
c.f the .lea.l wom.in was a wound from
mSatTllarioS^of tir“who?^d^oration
whu h bUnnl was sireaniing. rhe laec
Mack and the net k was arrait hc.l
Bavenil good game, of bam ball
as if slic had Iwcn strangled.
ware witnemad by local

EriTrrtl£

H.ll BtHl

Kk.T> n.*w aiMi riiChl
la h.T> .'.uu.- tn BttU
U>^ All lub^. I.UI

SMALL BLAZE LAST NIGHT

We’ll give them x I

.bti enstosUT tiuui atiy c4T.« rr«r nuuli- will br out

GIRL BADLY INJURED

MIm VeeU WhlunerT, the twelve

In stack now. The mtnutmctnren until now have
been almost unaUe to fiU orders on secount of
RTesI demsml Everything that’s nce.led you
Will find here.

FOLLOW the crowd to the Great t’yclone Sale at The Globe. Rnt.-rprlae
Grocery old atand.

Cents for Sale
We have only a few
tents left. If you
want a barfain. ap­
ply at once to « «
10x12 Tent
12x14 .*
14x10 ..
20x30 ..

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S4.96
S6.95,
$9.95
66.00

a 3- nt. Blakeslec «

Jtuqust
Bargains Commencing How!!
Fancy ribbons, fancy silk waist goods at 25
percent discount, Bi« bargains in wash
goods, a few more of those silk waists.
$5XX) waist for $4-00. $6.00 waists for
$5«* our colored waists have all been
marked down from 25 to 33 percent dis­
count.
Here is a treat for the bd>»s. ail our boys’
percent discount.
suits age 3 to 16 at
Cut this out and bring it with you and
ai you .
will get a $5XX) suit for $4x0. $4-00 suit for
$3.20. $^.00 suit for $240 and a $2 .00 suit
for $1.6a

Ulbenlbe
Sun $biiie$ I
We ll sell you cool,
comfortable, sightly "Nufangle"
trousers. $2.50 to $5.00.
Flannel coats and trousers, no
other such line to be found in
this region—all the popular '
colors, good wool goods $5.00,
$6.00. $7 50. $10.00—
belt of same material to match— •
Black Alapaca coats $1.50,
$2.00 to $3-oa Blue Serge
coats $ixx3 to $5J».

tUbeit it Rains
We’ll sell you umbrellas
50c, 75c. $1.00, to $5x0.
Mackintoshes. $2.50 to $io.oa
Cravenelte coats,
from cheapest up to $25 goods.

OBBATQrolM* 8U.U Th* Oloh*

employed by Parker BroSh and still at
their old atand, is taking a vacation

•*QBEATBB.** mh Am pnfla.

A. J. WILHELM
GREATER*** oeo flrat page.

**ORRArRR,** MM flxxt page*

maos STREET

SOUTH SIDE

HAMILTON CLOTHING CO.

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ttn B^^ioruNi M^mSi nAviaii tnift

IHE EYHiraC MCOWI.

oMoo. Oomlaaufttof
gfOH. and mrythl^ nw polBta to a

6eiitril Hems
efthtWorid

jwroorpof 1,800,000,000 baehala

rRAVCRafe CITY. MIOHICAN
ORANO TRAVERSe MERAUD

Tbaro will alao prahahly be ampU
erope of wheat and oocton. The tm
portanceofthlato the fhrMe. the Now that the UM of oMaere aad i
eattle ratenwand the railroads a
of the aavy who are to rsesive

are realiaed wo ahall nop oaly have
goo.1 hoaineea reenlu frao the
bat railroad retams may he expe
to aaake marh tatter reports than als. which are inteodea to go to tboee
UM-y did last y«nr whee they aulfered

RNE T. Um MR J.«. tUMCH

m^'\i
C«4M A ««l/n

--often high enoogh i
of pro
placing of order,
tWRE Kr^ ■ duction
have
owiup to the min
r Ci»rri
i. raw maleriali
arm while flodiag a free oatlel for
their goods, am obliged to
tag prollla Ktwdless lo

*A^rJs:Sri::2ssr

ArntmM 1. I»i. SI ISM

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contion. a to lie an exception, owl
ths marrslona demand for ate.

generally. Of oours. thia stmil boom
mnat end. Init ap|«r«-ntlj it Itas not
yet ran iu course, end many of the
IIKPKBAKN^^IVB B.W. It A«TI^(IR* mills are sold six months a
WITIIimAWAl^
Nothing eu forcibly iaUaatxati-a
la onoiliMT oolamu of the Ri^oord to erioaa growth aa our aooomplUhi
dajthora ia a commanicmtlon froo Id sleet
Hoo. K. W. Iloatlnira in which hr for
mallr wlthdrsMa as a oaoiddatr for i
raoomiualioB oo tbo rrpitolioaa ttekat
for raprsawiUtire.
This aotioa of

MEN ARE SCARCE

Mr. llaatioK* will 1oi r««retUsl. not
only hj hU retmUtoan frisada hot b>
tha oommoiiUj at larr . m (tvioK hia
U^rm of omoa in the l««UUtare hr

•«ros(lM« mrnM l*s%la« If Its I
OMMio an aoooUaot ivoord. Mr. lUat
Isuw C>r« or Workaea
iairt waa aa ajQcreaalTa memU r of the
laat boaaa aad dauooaUaUxl loa ul.lli
Contrscior Prange5 Is
is having
havii
d
tiaa Tary ovi^ttahly. He waa a con
for th<- CN
aoiaatinoa rnanliar. alwara i»ondiBR
»nt street iwvi
hia afforta for tlioar thinira which hr lie haa om-crewroonow
oo now mixing
mix
and
daaoMMl licat, oot onir for liia dtauict laying concrete, imt the crew is not
l«t for the atota at U.'kc
Among tbr aa large is ho would like. If he could
thtw for which he worked aaniaEtlj get the men be would hav.* two crews
waa a ireaarat highway hill, ftrorid- on this work instead of one.
Ho
iajtfor progreaa in Uio good roa
oonld therefore get along faster and
moTamant; a firimary election li
aave mom y for him.elf. He ia paying
whloh woald glrc tiic |ieoplo iK»aer to ♦ 1.76 a day hut finds men altonl town
eoatrol the nomiuahai of •■andidatea, very scare*'.
and a mortiPMre taa law whieh wnnld
There are m rcr vny many raer
rellava the propi'iiy owner from |»r- in Trarersi* City, especially at this
inir a mortirag. tax and a law whirl, Mwsoii of the year when fsnnr.'i artwoald Dot diacriminateagainat Miohi in m^l of a good deal of extra help
8TAGX AWD PUkTFOnw.

^

mac; Lieota Ward and Back for their
pM^ilons eecret missioo into Spain aad
Lient. Victor Blae,

for his famoos

work la ooaneotkm with the looaMoa
of the gpaalsh fleet ia flaatiago bar-

the laaBBfactarijIfc oaUooh laaa roay
than one or two yeara ago. This fact Sosie Dslion, of Pilteaylvauiaooauty,
Is slmiay d. imioatraled by the sn
Va. Mrs. Daltoo retamed home froa
laofiU reporte.1 by gome of U>e large a drive, in the ooorse of which her
truats la their laUat statene'Dts, and
adds force to the angg<-atioe that ap'C She pat oo a dry paU of hone and
nUtivr oiRdratiooa omthe long aide ol bitten by a spider cooeealMl la
Ihthe ibdoatrUla are fforoaslngly liax of the stockings.
ardona
The Irhn "aad steel tmde
John D Rockh'ller dislikes aatomo-

tM JK)>l KM. O

B; .

sly foar perapoa for the
Theaeaia
Unet. Rlchaaond Pearsoo Bobeoa, for
hi<well kaowB feat with the Merri-

rassiva auilade of labur

•fe... •: fe-

h
caargy which haa
alwaya charmcterlx»d hia pohlic
pahlic mreer
ed
lu Istnaing
doring the laat ai Eahm be waa highly
eateemed aa a worker
ia ooUegnea,
aod in all th
thinga waa tliiR dtatrici
Wi ll repreaented
Mr. llastinga lias for some lime oontaiapUted hia withdiawal aa a nu.didalo. hot only one olh. r name haa
that tar isam lueni toned In roimi oiion
with the nomination
4n ease Mr.
Haatlnga dciddawl
to retire.
Hon.
Jaa II. Monroe haa iKien mentioned
and will ondoohl. dly go U'fore the

"TlMBaiglaraml the Wuif. * which
coAn-s lo SteinU‘rg*a Grand Op-n*
HoaiM* next Momlay. Angnst 4. st.md*
in a class by its* If. It is from Ih
of a T. Daxry. who haa a nsmt
suowwsea to hia credit It la a pUy
of the real sort and said to tH» tm.- to

main.oalled Boxwood.
Hills, he lias erected signs on hU
property ordering automobile oamers
to keep off hU land. The signa bern
tne arorda. * ‘ Automobilea ar« not al
lowed on these grounds” Mr. Rock
feller has fifty miles of |irivate drive
ways on his iwtate, many of which
cover serpeotine trails aad ran aloog
steep toibankmenu. Bereral tim«is the
miUlooaire’a horsee were frightened
by tlie maohin.'s, and thU made him
detosliut oat
from hia laa

It la painfrl to coutempUtc. but tlie
pregrew of inn ution. bom of the
genloa oTman. ia likely to throw the
Ulephooe girl out of a joK Tlie h«l
lo girl haa been w ith oa eo long, and life and fairly brUtUng with that
In-lhs d hacoalf into our affiK^Uon. magnetic quality, which for a better
witli aooli ooDftaat ragnlarity that name we will osll heart Inleresl, bo
it will be hard to give her op Hot cause it tonebea the heart, plays upon
it now aeema Utat the parting moat tlie emotions end appeals lo the lietter
come aooner or later, and we moat aide of mrnUnd. Refroahing. whole
bear it w Uhfortltudi-. There are eoine some, natural aad possessing a plot

hr War

Exchanae

A “Cent « WordWant Ad. in tbe Detroit
Evening News, includ­
ing The Morning Tri­
bune. wiii do the work.
^Over 100,000
Copies Sold Daily.

EXCUIglONS
PereM>urquette

DuringgourTiEBr
our
Clearance
Sale ^
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MISCELLANEOUS

QP^CUbt UAKCYf^ «M-R

U'3"i22“.’S;

KITCHEN CABINETS

KY To UUX-M I

Have you St en1 them? Flour Bins. Sui»nr Bins.
.Knead Hoard. W ork Tahir, etc., all ce mhinrd!
H.ive you hoard al*oui ihr liow IVicc^s on tluMii
during: this s.ilr>
....
tbn>oi^

eikI

^0.00
90.00
90.00

K.rk» M-vnl.n.. in

hCl^oKs

GmkairsmLm
Oaaloirkm^m

hClAoHs

Oaak>i

A Large line of kitchen Cupboards

UU EiU-ntHST r-vrn to wum«!« nn-i

A I

0! rimonovim

a aoKRV It) UlAN-Su lEX cUu-- l oi la i

aaO.NCY It) L.OAN

-b

rwd .-*•»-

biih

N*» tu'ol 4o MtiU'T tr*»m hi*At.
iKm’l ic-l lj:c .iir get rtagnant
i Tcaic a liter.***, rm in one
or TDore of otir ilc>k or ceiling

ELECTRIC TANS in

mwU .a* Ih. i.th »Ut .rf Juu. A D
me.
m.sitl.» frYsn ttuit ,Ut. r.
U>€ cr»»liUs^ t4.
ih. If T-U)m.
se»lb.4 U..i4 ni»rU.tl. 1).
T r».4»U.

CAMPBELL BROS
D«. SAWYEia
U will I- rY«»-tYT^ ti|. t.. 1V--..KSI
u«i
IsnkliuE s
li-Kf-- lu
4. Ms li. id I..WI.-1.1I. l Ui.-s.».t
rr- niSY I.’M.-u l>3
a<
|

rr‘ JOHN R.SANTO

Mi.,

Tfinidad.

Ool.,

fefHsrSs-SFsi,

for

GRAND RAPIDS,
SUNDAY. AUGU.ST 3rd.
Train will leave Travres.* City at thr |.r»r.-f..r
domestic proposes lias to b purchas­ f.:4fia.m. Hat.- gJ.OU
See |s>sters.
A AgeuU for particulars
ed by the bnenetfut.
The United Statea consul at Alx LaMAUAIIA FAbl-M. N. V .
0 7
OhaiwUe. G. rmany. Informs the atablong, ia now a n ality. The city
wil^oui fire prolet'tion and water for

AbKWMimlA B-AY.
V.. i:i
deiiartment that Amerimn indei
TOUONTO, ON r..
r
rnoe day. the Foorth of July
MONTKKAI..«^rK..
li
been i.laca d on the official list of .Uya
which are to be celt brsted in tliat
The above rates are offered for
Tbe
trains
having
Trav*
City
on
WM
city.
The oelcbrallon oonaia
newlay^, August filh
hoisting Uii> American flag ovr
Choice of routes from Detroit as
follows
To Niagara Falls.
Via Wabash !Hailr
ing for a weok. suddenly
Vxa IS troit k Bui
eeventy eight cas.‘s in Manila Thnrsday, the largest since tlie outbreak
i Bay;
It was ftvirvd that tin* city wab-r wai
iVia Wah sh H. K
to
infected, but sn analysis ahoirs thai
Falls; Ne
York Central
ton, N. Y. Thousand Islands. S 8.
it was not jioUnted. Th.* removal ol
C
a>. to Ah xiuulna Hay.
the quarantine on fruits and vegeta­
Via I>etroit A Buffalo
bles poasildy account for the n-iiewed
Buffalo; New York Oentrall
outbreak.
to CUyton; Thousand Islands;
A lerrifio aubmanne volcanic
Uon took pbu'e off Horta. Islann of
diminii.h

mountains between Stantandre.
For full imrticulars regarding time
1-mp‘tal of Banlandre provi.nee, and
itimition.
' trains ihrongli to destiimtion.
Asturias. 8imin, ia threab ning, and checking of
u limit.
frequ. nt carth«]uake shocks havi
felt.

wiM? a. p A.

The"all-year round eerenity of Oys­
ter Bay ha.
oeen jarred by
an
order
from the poatmaabT
gen
t'rml
opening
the Tillage
port
office on Sunday.
Miui Larabee.

WANT DEPARTMENT.

Mr

.........

keeps

be a magnetic balance so delicate aa
to be affected at a distance by a gnat
idtotograpns of New Kngbud farm mass of ste«l such as a warship His
•aid
flat the operator can dirtiiignlsh
scones and types by Wallace Nntting
and Dugmor^* are quite the finest
ever produced
liner, as the former, carrying a great­

or

ot-

fjce, sittfc OT h.ijne. AU of new
tlcMgiT .in»I jK'tk-rt
m ti»m

HOBSON DAY AT EFWORXH.

U.
lh.-*rrbillM-l. •»..UT. igO.
JULY 31.
oHirt. St tbttn th.-ntv >4 Trmr
On account off above attraction rr^- rjl> .<<«- •-cEmibsti.si simI sll' -s-siw--.«««»r
Perv Marquette Agents at all atatiucs
Will sell tlokeU to Lntlingtob at rab*
of ONE FARE for the round trip
TickeU cm aale from July 21 to AnIlsl.^ J^j t.*lh,A I) IWf
^st^l. good returning nnUl August
IHEA..J
John A 1
JiuUr-olPr.hsm.
bn Thursday. July :ilst. Llenlenant
joiT nn -sAutf
ered the walla and gateways of the
ancient temtUe of Solomon in the Hobson, tlie hero of the M.-rrimao
disaster in Santiago harbor, will lec­
ture oo”The Ain. noan Navy.” »8 6 8
Many New York dogs arv reported
suffering from whooping cough, bar
NATIONAL DAY AT BAY VIEW
FRIDAY. AUGUST l.k
ing been aUowed by their thoughtless
Major Gem ral Fitahogh Lee of the
aristooraUo mistresses to visit nc
Train will
des where ohildraa were amicted U. ti. Army will lectors
have Traverse City at 7:1& a. m.
with Uie disease.
The water famine which has U en
threatening

I

>w 93-79
>w 9A*90
3W 99.00

rvirsLA?iT^

employed to enforce the rules
Dr.Beirim. a profeseor at the Vienna
nnlTer^ity. who ia exploring Paleetine
in behalf of the imp nal amulemy of
sciences, la reported to hare disoor

the ixwtmistress. is d<*cidedly angry
orer the order. She vraa asked a wi'ek
\A/ANTKI>-M<ii St
t«. w.wk t-n o.«i
ago to give this uonrenienoe to those W cn-»^ f.-uiuUlius fd rVxsjl s»r--t
• I Tl s Osy Apply t,. Alt«-rt iTsniP-^
u tlie president’s residenoe there
attracted, but refosed. An ap
peal was made to tbe portmaster gen
eHy hleadcd through the entire play
eral. who investigated the increaee<!
Tl.e oast ia an . x M*ptiona*’y goo«
business in the office, and iasned the
one headel by Miss Mabel Hite, who
orxler whh*hbas fall, n like
W/ANTKU-lHntb
he lukst 1
shell on the rillsgc
Girl.”
The signal corps ot the army are
mid to have invented a device by
Port LAR PKIllOlm AI.H.
h the ]ireeetioe of a steel
; type af Yankee farmer.”
may be delected when SO miles off
FOR SALE
u K ivay. in Krerybmly’a
is the man who doea hia shore. If that be true—and army offi
eials decline to say whether it is or
Km. ri. fur •. lltbs. udbg SM K K
bot-it will be impossible for war
full of the
Maine poet haa Unglit ns
1
k f^*' •hips to approach within striking
distance of coast fortlfloation. with­ pt *k HAKK-Hcumw tb
In hia writinga Hia Fi _
_
is an old timer whoi does not believe out being disoovered in time to prepare
^htnery. and who for comlat The instrument, which
lt»K XACirTsTlUsl Hii *W.^
glove iiotioua as
it it said, will be tried at the coming
harrows and pUnteia. “
lo dodge work ” But he
feeoa them liberallr.

kOltnir. mT m. i«m.

what you
don’t want
for some­
thing you do
want. Sell
what you
don’t want;
buy what you
do want.

FayaU In thr Axorva A

Tri.KPiiMNR tniM. Mi Mr tm

heaaat oeera of phonea and aave many
Choaoenda of dollara auimally lo com
|Mto& Tl^ tel.idione girl will of
oombt' thrown oot of work, hut
this need not worry her at all. The
arenf^ operator ia worthy of a b. tter
fato then being conatautly derohMi to
the refrain. -Kumber Pleaae,” and
lielenlng to the cootinoona grumblings
of thoae w ho lore tier at the other end

biles, and. witli a view of preventing
them from tr.-apassing oo hia

oth*-r cH-remoolos.
I'holera, which has 1ms

thUconuty ami northern Michigan.
Mr. Monroe would ‘make a very dealrshle candidate.

partiuga that are m»Tely a aweet sor­
row, but the D paration with the U'h •
phone gUl will have an achUig sold
whloh will never U. filled.
A KosImu liaa invented u tolep
atthohment which will entirely do
awgy with the nec ..lly of a numU-r
of OpeQUote in the exchange. Attach
ed to erery telephone iuatrunirnt will
be aa apparntoa by which the rolamber can ludicate any nomber he dealrac and call direct from hia own
phone the iwraon he deain a lo ulk to
While it will U> «id to hare the telopbooe girl go. it moat not be denied
that thii iprentiou will mark an im-

n

1'..’

ertOi HAl.r. <iU KKKT-Kl.Ysst bib* rtneu
r cHts*.-*- with two Qrs pls.Tr-. hsll. bl«Yr

s-Mr*—.t| t..

. ^DENTIST®
1.1. W.»HK HIOHK-T lt»ssiHl.K OMAIM
ri^K 0- -1 II W.IUK AM K. IAIT\ |

o. r». CARVER

IBENERAL INSURANCE I.

FIRE INSURANCE
L. L. A. BUILDING

A. D. TYLER

Dentist

iOFFICE:

TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

'■

WHEN you WISH TO BE SUITED
It is a capital idea to buy our stylish garments. We
guarantee a perfect fit and know the price will suit.
We have suits from $4.00 to $30.00 and .ns we have
suited hundreds of customers, we can surely suit you.
They are well cut, well tailored, swell suits, made
from cloths of the latest patterns, in the best manner.

THE PLACE TO BUY BOYS'SUITS
Is where you find the largest assortments, the best
goods and the lowest prices. No question about the
superiority of the “Twentieth Century” Boys’ Cfotning. It is hard to put values into cold type, but
mothers, if you would just SEE these splendid suits
you would then know why we talk so strongly about
them.

A TIE THAT IS ALlllGHT

^

Is a tie purchased from our great stock of strictly
new goods. The “Colonial Cravat” is the . latest and
it finds ready sale. Other new goods constantly add­
ed. If a tie is wanted, we. sell it every time, no mat­
ter what your taste is or how exacting your demands.
Our two great lines. 25c and 50c. are the popular
goods. Ties suitable for any occasion.

WAHT THE BEST $3.00 HAT
You ever wore? Buy a Longley and you go well
hatted. Our men’s hats are the talk of the town.
Price, quality and fitting quality are the bestselling
qualities. We sell hats from $l.00 to $5.00. How
about it?

er weight of eteel, agitate# the mag­
netic device with greater force.

LOW BATSfi TO CHICAGO.
of orory line. There are mNi who
g.78 one way. fiS M round trip
IMe and berth, oxttw
wUl be tely too glad to make her
TraiM to ooaoeot with etean
. hopfiT. and when it U time for her to
are Tiavarae City Monday. Toe#
go ghe wUl nndoobtedly be isdnoed to day, Wednesday and Frtdar. P:» a.
beooM aoMdidatcfor a better end
OMTO oeefol aphere
If ahe ian t aliej
17th and ;
deeerree to be.

The Ohlneee •odSootl. Afrioan war.
have oo.t Great Britain tl.4CD.COO.tOO.
of which amount the taxpayer* hare
alrmdy willingly contributed |:i,780,The expenditare nas been home
without eeriona Injury to oommoioe
and t750.art.(l00 had b«*eii borrowed.

DAII-Y OOIMOERTS
GIVEN ON THE WONDERFUL PIANOLA cverj- day until furtlutr notice.
Concerts will be given in the Furniture Dc(>artment on the ground floor from lo
to 11 a. m. and 2 to 3 p. m. and arc entirely free. Yc.u arc cordially invite«l to
hear this wonderful instrument.

IL
la the ftBincUl Breviaw of Ileoty
8CNDAY RATES

Clears, on fianudv.
• ««
of the financial sitaatioa, which ap­
pears satiofsolory. the follewing U
wHttaa of the industrial oondiUo

uommencing ooMy. Jane Wtli. ex-

ey •tarred In Lemdon beoanae he
oenld not digeat hia food. Early nae
of Dr. King'a New Life PilU woald
•aved him. They ntreagtben
tomaoh. aid digeatiem, promote

iS«MUrip**Tmto Iwtm <f:«0 "bT
Thera are ao slgui of serioas reactiwK
and, oa the ooniiaiy. tnasa are lacraaeiag ladkmtiODe that areare to B99t

JC9 9T—

m4m in lAn utj. Bmt im

mH m Urn tHf,

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY
travkr»k

oi-rv.

miiom.

i
j

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rtww
WOULD LIKE TO lEET HIM

TiSRIiriiCT.
TUre Is n§ QaestiM AbMt II. H’s t
mia SUltm^tofFicts-IIUe
At Oae WU Lmvs.
J. U TwilMi. or MmUcou. Mloh.
••liMt n«i«m IWM fMitoff Tory
nui dm M lAr mU of too
oUm eooiamoc and frit tb« oomI
ciToffood
umie
Dr
A. W
B Hurre Pill, foeott
PMOdMil irot O bos mod OMd tiK-B.
TWy iBllC mr «p spUmdidly-oii
poUto Inprort^ ood I f.U bHI
ovrry way. 1 bore no i»elslstioo in

Condensed Hews
% of mkhiai
Dr. K

I,:

g :.a

P V
^.

N. Morray of Flint ba. a ra
wriefainff 2A pound.
»« aa aMt)lltr,

MR. HASTIHBSWITRDRAI^

A. OonilU 1. lookiatr for the maa
FkB.tMBtlBaaflB«BnlajBl«bt Ba
U ao BBsioB. to maal him that ho
woBld U williB* to UbarmUy reward
•ByoBO who will fomUb blBi with
Iba Baaa of Iba minoemmV

ira for the nest b«i.Utare will ha

what 1 know lia. l.eeo mo«t irrwciou.ly
mtiiJv the paUlr. hot ther are
from
and freely ronoedt-d to me; ttii. 1 a.
’ "
mtiafxiDi; to tbe WomM-h. which require.
Mire
you 1 irrrwtly
^ I that Id3 be nolrilkm. 6at aad nice
will my frankly .bould like to.
»e to do met thi. Dnm,

brl.eretut
Dr. l-ie
that 1 ixmld oertainly lotre more ia- ^ u wnfidmlly commrnde.1 u a
and do better work, after tha' enVc fnr dterawti of the Momach and

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dtale .iid tbs

Will laaererataa Bale ror Ho

»i, |,o«.r

line, of ttie**«bMvi rnad. Mnr*A hill to relieve the own-r of n
fafed PTO]ierty from paylnf tase

drowned 111 an old well on the premi
lieeide. tbe latct in popuUr fa.h
ke a aatt 10 your
aa. of the didendanU. Hhe claim, timl iun. Hvnda will mak
■e aa foo*l a. the Uwt merchant
the well wa. not |»oi- rly coventl
tailor, at only a little more
H*-r. Joel Kennedy, a rrtlrc«i cliap- the cost. Tbi. brwnoli of tin*
lain. a«ed h.s. i» dead at Ann Arbor.
wo ima
msnmly dunnf the
aod Aral
lU wa. rliapUtn of the Tliinl Miooi
Mtam.
pan oayalry .lurln* the riril war
elebrwtioo
Berry picker,
between Yi-llanli
dearly u
and Baliii. eey that after Thurwlay*.
tid tbom who k
know
hen be my. the
are marked
ulorm. Ifiere were do/.**!!, of .mall
^oan be^^fbt
Ibt at leM
le«
MiakM bansiris oxer liiuU of tre<-.
ou^ forother .tonnever won

^|£i
tin* mortfUfe and the rral e.tate
and not dlmriminate asmin.t Mirhl*

**7^ “rdtdiir^-i^i^^

the nomination of all ramlidate.
Yell Imxllevc that the .onveutiou
will make no mi.take in plm iDf tbi.
honorahl. and nwiwniihle ofniY in food
hand., a. Ihi-t.- are many nn-n in tiii.
oonnty in wln.m it will be u pleaeorc
for u. thud *0 liniior and who will

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ton;;ln-r I b in 11 l..il

business cards

1 r\lt K
i U U.

r*. tli.e.,- win. wish
the ‘

next

liui.ld^WoKTM Hi-M*t attentioo
..I
. .«r. I...-- MU.I Uu.-dl.

USE CAS

tn

Metroj

WOU'.d S.1

lAiinliai

is ^'oin.;

with

on

.Vu^.

*h*l

inloiin

me

ami atian^e-

BiciiU will licnu.le f..r him

to

piett you m ghi. .fo.ii flu- tailn.A.l »^ on

whnh

roi.l

wc

il4) iiioinniii, .\u^. r.ih .11

H ;;<|

Gallo, wiile.

... .

and upwards......................... 33c
Infants* Bonnets, 5c an»l ujw
warils.
Waist% 9c an.l ftjxwanla
U.he** Shirt Waists, 20c and
upwardv
Genif liiAsicrv,
wanls.

3c

*•»«»• 1

«|>-

Ladies' Hosiery. 5c
wariU.

and up-

Misses’ Gaiirc Vests,
upwards.

3c and

Ril.lKms|K:r>aid. I|c and ii|».
uattls.
La. i*s jH-r yard | -2c

'‘I*"

Kinl.roi.hrie> |»ci yard 2c and
upa.irtls.
Blearhcl Goli.m i*cr yard
and upwards.

4c

Another lot of those last selU
iiij; Kugs jUst re**ci\e.l. We are
now 4»rtc?ruij; a Stl in. h Simnia
kuK at ittilv 90cWe have ,usi reccive.1 antiihei lot of the Annotsulc IiikIi
^ratle Coiset so reiently adver­
tise.! Ill
the I..idics* Hume
Journal an.l other jHipuUr in^
arincs.
Our mtio*liictoty priec

Hukorv

lhan.l

l^.l.es*
B*»\s*

Blue

Denim

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A nea line *d

I »!e-«i-i>«i

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ff^ERF-iJIVIEIS
Ml

tu*M du-le.-i.iio iiniidr*
dW. * 'in..-**- I.r; iiai4-r i il> «
A i lneiH
V./ I..r^dl l..d
i»|. rd ll.-w l.t*> k

BROWNELL’S
Economy Store

T. .*

O.
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the

H.1I |4u4ia
Houi-* bkek

A«i..rm-*- dii.t ( ..an«el
U. 1.-0.. l Utter I My

p*U A It JIUM.IHAY. 0*d*tudtr
U rnn- r-ny ort,.-. m llun*.n IO.l»
i.tn.-.-l-i*. i.^i.t. ee. UH

pit

L. C. BRYANT.

......................09c
Shirts :i5c to..........................85c
l-aee Curtain^ |»er |kair

V.»ii . should see our
WrapjKTs,
aU.
our

will fccml iiur pi.isiKM tivis Tii. N-

oVhdV.

Kxua heavy Linen CniMi
Gems* While Uundercxl

86c

nmoiituco.

)

ili.ii

tiic toiiiitiw

Jt-Ak ihi. excursion
heloie

.

our ^. pre-ent.itiM

cacuxMiMt auj can Uiul )on, U--

STORE NEWS.
A Few Prices for the
Cominsr Week.

pvR J. M W II.HK1JI. PaydirtaB ae.1 Hur

An-,

r of mv pul*.

hshctl pTItlM.SltiOII. 1
th.ti one o|
at

whi* h

r«es.!.ix.

ECONOMY

for lighting and cooking.

' O W hR‘ N - AI U.riu-y dn.1 4 -.Kiu-ra# at I
= 0.
dit.-nn..n u» eoli-rUidi. t
..ui..^*.,dun„, rnKn-OMre.4

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e\« uisinti

leaxcs Chnau"

25c
50c
- 75c

in your desk and go home to a
cheerful funUy.
Uake cure of a happy home
thii winter by doing all you can
to ease your wife in household
duties.

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J U.n ai>.| l**rk Kirr.-u

f»th,

||om*a l b*«r

hi

mVtOtlUIIIMS!

fiv. u. faithful and conM-ientioo.
work.
And thanking you nio.t * mne.tly for tbu. Imvlug been b.morml.
Your, very .lucen-ly.
^ K. W^laalinf-

ricuuml

-

SHUT YOUR
TROUBLES

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fan capital
i
In.
A Primary KliM*iion MU that tbe , Mck UmlM
people may i*e siveu i»ow.-r to runt rot

241 Front St.

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CLEAREST
iCHEAPEST
osteopathy!
....HEALTHIEST....

Utu. J ■* I r..ut -trm, Trav-r.-tM). Mich
It Ikarvleatlie tV.Hid.
No diw'orerr tn medicine ha. ever
rn-aled tme «|oarter of tiie excit«*ment
tlml lia. u*eii enuMMl hr Dr. King*.
N. w Dlacoverv for t'on.omptton If.
Mxven .t le.t. have lH*en on hop.*h-«d
xlctimd of fonaomfmon. Phneumonia.
Hemorrhage. Pleuri.r and Brunchitl
^ whian it hio. I

WANT A HOME?

J.0.XWJ.TRUEBL00D11.O.
A-. J- ,„.H \X Ilh. III. t.u« k

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I , A IUrl>.J..x...lry i

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ABSOLUTELT ODORLESS

t-ioiH*r

A ratlrmal M-tmtiOr trmtro^nt of

IS
,aivd tnv-itigkU.

Ovt«opath& Uu-r*turv f.«-

liallooni.t

UM-ln* ia.up to date. Tbe
La at lowct price, and everyibiiif
Whooping Cough
ough it
] i« ths
at lAkeriew. Jolioaou new t. bia motto.
qnlekct. .urmt cure in Mm world
W(
It
to a con.iderable Ue(irhl
Hi. advertl.iof method, an mod ia sold liy Ja.. G. Johna*m and H. K.
when the iwllonn. which wa. a com­ em. There i. no mom effective ad
antt*e inti.fno
inti.fnoWail A Son., who guarantt*e
verilaer In northern
n Mtohifaii. The
latrge bottle.
mon hot air oontrirani e. I>e|ran to m i
Mimethinf freel.
lie over tin- Uke. Tl»e aeronaut drop-

GmeBTille. I*r the nami

|wd into the water and failml to
come to the .uMaoe. liator ht. body
wa. found tausled in the w ed.
Ue.ee > mra im lied.
••Will wonder, rrer cvwwi?” tni|uira
the friend, of Mr. U Vmm-, of Law
raoce. Kan
They knew .be had l>eeo
naahle to Imre her beil in wiren yaar.
OB aooenni of kidney and liver trouble,
nenrou. pro.1 ration and freneral debt IUr; but ••Three Imille. of Kleotric
Hitter, enabled me to walk. * .ha
write., -and In three month. I felt
like a new pereon ** Women .ufferins from llcwdaciie. Hackaohe. Nerroumew. Hleeplea.neM, Melancholy,
Faintins and Uiamr H|iell. will And U
a|iri>eb*. blemlus
Try It;. Hatlefarilnu 1. puaranteed hr H K Wait
aod Ja. G. Jobnam Only ttkJ.

■i»-r nw>r* oad i

At II,I* (lid cf^ March, the DttW!
liiiuiili
whu n' llgurm mv- avail
abb-. ib(- iiiiuiU-r uf |iflui». r> nUeved
III fi.tbitul mid W«h- wit> b.wts- iu
pi'(i|-.iii..ii t-* |HM*ulmi..i. 11.01 »l^ii>
|ir«-vbHi- |Mtu-l
Til. iati<. n«.
|H-r l.i..* nf |»»pubiu..ii ON
hiM
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at the sto<*rs for •
an- advt-rU.ed elw
od. liave pUced the .tore of a Benda
Go. amoiif the l.*adinf ololhtof
forniahlnf. In Nor
hern Mlohlfan
abrlAmal WaaraMmk,
Now come, the big c«-li-hration mle
But her beauty waa eomplctoly bidahan* alike In dcu by wmw. blotchcaud pimple, fill
Mm* nmd Hacklen*.
Arnica Salve.
t timy vam.h«-d a. will all Kruptloo.. Kvvuc Borw.. Bml.. ricT., f-arbnncle. aad Felon, from 't. um. InA harmleae .ubatanoe that drive, fallible for OnU, Oonta, Burn., Scalda
away ^all life destroyluf ferm. that and Plica. Cure guaranteed
‘J5a at
‘ ^ medical lAill
An antidote for
U. Johnmn and 8 K
Walt &
W..IU bv

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^ I m wuh *u th.i 1 ixdiki 4. II »r.«M IHIIII I.kr

s

ooearmtwl

I Suday Rates-RoittI Trip
Ito Neahtawanta
To Omena
To Northport -

Tedar Mara. Cloa^ Tklr. Veer of th

Mj. a oorTrapondont. ainUI>r. Murray
of tbe foorth ymr of the hl.tory of h.
will wtoii a portion of tb. flod to Ann
B«mdB A i.kuDpMiy to tbU city. The
Arl*or for aaaly.i*
Tiir ma.
commemorated by
rmry will
a baavy raiii.lom. f«ll Into
B bU
mU which laeu
rr'a
thirty daya Them will be no HdiouAltladillj
AlCadlllan Artlmr
loB. mle. oooABod to only a few mo15. dirdPri
dird Fri.Uy mureinjt at Iba Pbo.*
at a time-lhl. mle will Uat
Bis
thirty day., eo that everybody will
Ooosdof. wi k orw.k at K G Prtrr*.
that
tlont at their coBTcolenoe. althouffli
ram.- thrrr yiaiid »id that a numb, r
tlie early comer U alway. In on the
of ollirr
ramp wrra qullr
irrotuid floor and will ffet the Xmti
aiek from aoni. tbluir tiiry bad ratao.
Aamut Harra. atrrd a. a little DatroU boy. was aoeldenUtty n rrrely in tne .tor- will be marked dowa and
analdrd while qaletly .ittinfr on the everybody i. eutUlerl to celebrate
baefc .ti p. of hi. home
Herrral boy. with Benda.
Brerybody know. Benda now. and
lirliur in the nriirhborhood continual­
everybody know, that at tin. .tore
ly tcaee Mr. liamlyoskow.ki. who only the bmt tbe mark.-u affor.1 are
lire, in th«> aame houM. and Mie ra- lobe found. Tboee wbo aff.-ct Um*
t fuahlon. Iiave made Henda*.
aoUrd to iNinieli them by ihrowin*

A

jCity.VikriJ Mr-n'^'r I're^-tU every
alteriKKUi at
Ui Ne^btamanlA % !««■
vuu will «xMinect a ill* ^l^allK•r rrlurning
. to Trmxerme City a! 4
P "»

Ra$tair$

Wby Mr OorailU wauU to meet Uie
..JUD. And ba wanu to w^e him nii»'h th»t I am inlere^led In and .liauld |o be bmit tip and MrcnK'tbrned i
nr the cnniiuflocly
enmiu* acly wmy known
like to wrork for doriny
kt^wa to nmturr
rmturr —hy
—by food
Im* for the; dlA:ei4r*i and ...iniilat
iM-Ilevins th^m <

rirm llac an. Haalaalas af ruarili

AY

llwily momi
On*. T.kr
mt »:4o
m. lor
NeahUwaut. wberr >hh» w.Ucom*r^l with
.rvfcYtit returiiin,: to I
City at lo 4S »
Tlu. will
I |4ea-a..t rnle of 24
the lay
I and* can •be made
e
■ every
mtMTxinj:. *If >ou
I wish a k>ni:er ridr
rtbt UwIvi iU UiKlyou
^t OtiM-n* ..r N.m
cxmiMx t a .th boat
City at 4 to p. ni.

Buys a
Handsome
S-Day Striking
Clock...
vRegular
price $4.00.
Our price.
$2.78.

Ido not dotbU wUboBt tb» moat
W. O. A B. A. UaBBcU. 4 B Fry oarefol coniideratton lutrinir deUy«d
man and Wood HUtara. Tha Utter antil thi. Ut. day in hope, iliat I
two awBUiff. had not iwan sary aeri- mUrht l« aide to.ee my w.y 10 accept

tieat good of our greU

TM

$2.7$ iSr*’"”"'

A. tbe time for boldia« oar ooanfy
ooBvaotioB i. rapidly appmachlnf.
BBd tbe Bomiaatiao of a repraaentaS-

Corailia.

BENDA WILL CELEBRATE

SoDdiif Eicursioiis

HastalVs

.tatiag formally that I am not a r.mdldate for re-« lectioii.
boBiBttbaawBinfaof Mr

tl. i#m

Jlim

To the BepebUcaa. and asy maa^
friaod. in Oraad Tiamsaa Oo«nty t

We offer One Hut#lred Dollar** lU*.
ward for miiv came of iTiuarrb tlmt nui*
hot water on tlwm. Uttic Anyust
r that Benda i. aMo the min^e not Im* mred bv lUir. Catarrh Cure.
ratwived a larse portion of it and the
itrodnoins tbe newest vffecU In F. J. CIn ney A Co , PrO|W. .Toledo. O.
We. tl.e underdigued. Iiavekuown
bad bl«fcnr boy. cMapcd.
F J Ghenev for the la.t 15 yearm. and
Patrick lionaraii. one of the plobelieve him perfectly honorable tn alt
men of Ann Arbor.
boainem trauMu^tiun. and Aaapctallj
died Friday act*d l»0 year, One of the or abopwom Rood. eYer And their way abe to mrry out any obMfatlcm^ made
•act remarkable tbinK* of hi. life
*VeU A^lSas. WbolemleDTMidta.
waa ll.«t he ne%er calh d for the M^rWairliuf. KlnnanXMl
faotnrer. Bvery article look
riore of a j4i;iiirian until Iriw than a and new and wiU bear tbe cl
Whol. mle Drussul..
week aro. wIhoi infirn.itle. of old ajra
e oondlHair. CbUrrh Cure t. Uken
bore down npon him
If. wa. for a
tme wlio^ naltv. nrtins din-rllv u|Mtn tb«*
; and rnuenu.
ha. mmdou-iand
mneou. .u
.nrfmn*. of the .y
quartcr of a century a membeVof the know. Benda. T^ bo.inee. na.
bled ill three year, aad tbe army of ; Te.tiinoni.U «• It fn-e.
Pric«* 7
Ann Arbor aolioot lK>ard.
y natron, i. conatantly inorea.-! p„r bottle.
I by all OruffidU.
Mra imey An.tin of finlloway ha.
More room 1. necd«Hl to care ftir
Pi
Pill, are tin- IdM
Ik.
of
late
foodA
tironshi anil airmln.t Hlephen Kdward
T
Uil
1.
the
r^ri
m'u.t
l<e
the
food,
mu.t
If
and Imrretla i*alnter for S5.«mi.
Mre.
lat nutbiof can l.e
Aoettii*. t> year old danrliter wa. *“ime"*’w ***** *“ '**** toothing can Im*
lr.*!' t! lhie:M ..f i-|'.d.a’ ^Ik 'iS^dlv

r-.

ooi Joi

.1^
a.^ 1

onaly damaffed. tborngh the fiamawork bad baao Iwdly bcok Tha frame
Dr. A. W OhMr*. Krrrn Pill, nro work of tha UannaU awninir wa. loo
oold at lOe • bos nt doal»-r^ or Dr. A. atroBffanatbelwrs too abort for the
W. taBor Mrdiotor Co , lloiralo. H MB. OTldaBtly. Iwt tha OonllU awntBA waa aaay fpr bias. The liar, were
T. fiMi time portrait mad .iiraatarr of
ao Uba that ba ooald bcod iltem all
A. W.
U
D . arr oa otrry
rirbt, B^ 00a of tbam waa tom clean
away from it. faMaoioKa
And that
.

ertir. iliiJfc. MoJinATi

tlrat !«««.

KkiT* »>■«• »'-ry a-aroe around Menom­
inee aod in non hem WimiooUii
Ksorhitant pric>. are aiA. d and a farmer
liarinir chicken, make. 1

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tv

Tbis.l.ftld *.u

r iu\^ rww mrnmtummwn.
l«r in one t»f the w-trntlfb'
mII« ntleullon tu M rtit-l Hint

dla.-n>e.
d.-**ilU^
l--il.h; U.-V* M..-t * f It .rc tpvclc. cre I
r.miHl ill .ml aiuni.d town, or arc j
tba't Id fru»*n at Hie tuoufb. while
kni>v*i« «.. iMivrUrv and trudera. i
off them at iireM^ni.
o|H*n and overAowIng at it. bead
wafer., would give almoal Inchul.
W Mle Maa Ter«M<d
Me tniuMr
Tbe w bole hlMory of tbi*
iieut would liaxe lHM*n different If Oo-t K,«kj Meautow Tm
Om«» be
I»
Grmti con.lematlon wa. fell by the
tbe MiddUdtppI bad found lU outlet love you or I. be I -.......................
fnmd.of M A
Ho«arty ol I.e.tn|f
lu llud.*.ii lU) -Oblragi. Journal
profit r Thtuk it
toB. Ky.. when liier mw Im- wa. turn
eUow.
Hi. akin .lowly chanired
It esoit*. tha wonder of the world.
o ht. eye., aul he .nfferad
For floors om Caiman •a Klaatle
111. malady wa. YelUw
1564 Ml
He wa. trealad by Ih. beat
aaea. Hooky Mountoiu
T«w.
34a
m. IBI without lieneAl Then be
Ja. U. Johnson
L08 ANQKLl^irBAH”'fRANOlSmUieed to try KU trb Bitlars.
and Li
Acixirdiitg to itM* Vb*nna Ariiell.-r
• After Ukinit
rukaady. (
Xeliung. the hlgge*! trial on rei*.H^il
two bott
Tieketa on mle Aug. Ut
Hthfood,
will ahortly lake pla.Y at KIHT. KuatrUl |vc
xvouni of I
mutolng until Sept »Hh.
all Hiqpuudi. Ltrer and KidBey troab ala. where ik«k.» |»enn*u. of |«nh M*ied Mm K. P. blenntaUaaaeMisr
Kata'
and sU age. who were arreated f.*r
la. OJlT^ Hold br Jaa O Joho
to all. wheih.-r K. P.
P.’aa or not.
aoB and H K. Wait A Houm, DruinrUlr
|iarticq*«!U*u
III the J'nluv. and
r further fwrticularv.
KbarVuff riding, will l*e Uouglit U
K Mun
Agent
-GBKATKH,-.ee Ar.t iiBiW.
^ till Aug.

‘■’a-Js;'.

Sir

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CARPETCLEARIN6 WORKSjE. W. HASTIHBS & SON OSTEOPATHY;
FIRE INSURAIICE
*n._ Hoil-r. l*Uu* (iUi-^aBd Kmploy
N. H.< llAI I.N.l rs,|.r.

TRY A RECORD WANT AO.

, lilX. hath Pb«*»BO. Trav

AT lOo.

PER 1000 WATTS
rtTBNUtHKU rtt

ifaai Ririr Qutric
Li{bl ant PmrCt.

Oor Special Clean Up Sale
■i

Win begin thursdapWornning. Look for
Best Bargains fyere!

Dainty Summer
3ewe1ryn
The warm season Itringu
demands hw iminue and
lasly novelties in

Jewcl-

D...............
We have i.iaiiy new Ihinj^s
to offer ;ui.l voii should
sec them.
I^lc^l cIIlm ts III Waith
Guar.Is, to go with the
needles! j;old watches for
I juries and Best Timckeejwrs for gentlemen.
New

things

in

Sterling

Silverware.
Bring us your walcJics to
re|»air.
Best results by
reliable wotkiucn.

Mm. « E. WILHELM.
G-

Bamum&
Earln
Jeweler*-SUrersmllto

Cirmtoij. N. Y.. Mjrch ao. 190J#
-FORCE- FOOD CO.,
N. Y.
/
04r Sirshive used 1 number of pjckiges of “FORCE-t
^ since i( was first iiUroduccd here. 1 use so much of it I would
hke 10 buy it in Urge quaniiiies. if possible. My husband and I

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dt Comal Jhwt.TidtlO> Tw wnd Swadlw Nwv»

%

. W«.e«ittbril-wheleule.«ndlwo»ldlikclob«yitl>yJl»

■ V.

Nellie Cor»e is « Old MbsM wfmAtmg ha vacalioo, a guest at
die hcMM oOfiM Mmcr ami Mrs. J.
G.
Milk
Oa»c8Mbar of WaB» was in the
ckj todar on Ida war back li«B 8nt.
tons Bar
^ ^ been spending
8«idar with kb lamilr.
Mrs. J.
Santo and her guest,
Mbs Gnice Johnson oT Grand Rsi>.
ids ounc over from Omena todsy and
win return tomorrtrar.
Mr. ami Mrs. O. C ligrig and wm
have returned from Camp McIntosh.
Mrs. F. a Vahuc of McCook. Nrli.,
nee Matic Rotiinson. it the
of
C R Robinson. accompanie<l by Mrs.
W. F. Kobinm.
judge M. C. Burch. Ast.tiant Attomey General of the Unitol Stales
arrived in the city tmUy with hb wife
and aon. on their way to their sun
home at Lee's Foint.
WilUiin Gunton of Garrrit, lod.,
returned home today.
Mrs. lames Barrah and .laughter
Ifaael of Big Rap.dt are the guesu of
Mr. aiwl Mrs. T9m Gunton.
N. K. Strong of Grand Kapult is m
the city, lie came up to a/com]any
home hb wife, two daughtert and ti.
H. Siniwell. whi> will return with hitu
thu evening.
i>r.T. B. Itowden of UUod
the city Unlay.
A. J. llcVfies of \ViUiaiu>.burg is at
the Whiting.
I. a Wlnrclcr. wife and .UiigliU r of
Manton arc at the Whitin-. Mrs.
WheelcT it taking inediial treatment
with lir.VCattin.
Jim Itaughmy of Clorago u m the
city far a week or tso.
Ward Boms and wife of Chicago
are in the c ity c»n a vbit
A. K (bblard b tak
aration as carrier hu Ui
Isaac 1‘cnninKton went to Cedar
this morning cm a fishing e*|Nrditum.
Alien Faslon went to (imena yei.teriUy far a visit with a li-uriul
Kali4i liulart of Ilig Rapids is
ittrtg hb father. A. S. Hobart of the
City Hook store.
Kugcnc I'arkard left for Lphemmj
this noon where he has .in epte«l ;
fine jiocition in an otrn e.
OUver Waters and Roy Thoiniso
' Jiave returned from a two weeks’ ou*
inj at Ton h lake.
’ Mr. and Mrs. Will Case and tw<
ikiUren. of llctizonia, who liavc liccn

Perfection is^ Inspection
correct styles ami prices,
store. Money back if
you are not lalisfied.

J. W. IN/IIL.L.IKEN.

L A. Frau of Grand kai»ids sjwnt
Sunday m the city as the guest of his
paren . Mr and Mrv F. S. ITatt.
Mi^s l-^inma Rosenthal and Mas
Rose Stcra|icf of .\cw Orlcan^
here.

Summer Clearance
THE BUROUR
AHDTHEWllIF

and Albert Kic hclvhwfcr of Ames Col- j
lege, Iowa, and his toirr. M iss Lily, of.
Rock Island. IP., arrived h.r a visit at '
,
llic home of the ilo. tor.
j
Hyr si.mr
y___ _ II...I...
l.nc Uen here;
■
llolian, who has
for a numlrer of months m the City • Whmi. iw.t n,. i
Hjok Store, left ycsicnUy lor Big,
**••» K**
Kajii.k, where’^le wPl si»cnd
’ Calman’B Interior 8|>ar is Urn
time m his father’* store in that
wiost darwMs wnXah mads
Mi*a Mae Vak ami her cuusm.
OHBATER.’*sesllmtpiiriMia Jennie Webb of Coldwatcr. w1m> j
lus lietsi her guest, are visituig hieii«U j
"■ '

19c yard for all the Linens and Gingh.ims.
About ten styles left. You know what tins
means to us, but that’s nothing to v'uti.
They were 4Uc ami IMh , clearance |»ri< e. | Qc

DontBe Fooledi

ROCKY MOUNTAIN TCA

MUESDEVUinENMUl
AND A ORKAT CA»T

0R1G«AL SONGS, Mm
AND SPECIALTIES

Remnants et Dress floods
and Silks

AND

KU’R DO/KN Cokunl Waists wne $1
and $1.2.5. elcarameiarue.........................75c

.VI! the $i; aii.l $7 waists at. U-aram e pin e 4.76
WALKING .'SKIRTS' -AN.ul .70 ol ilu-m
that sold at
deai imeinuc............. 3.76

eurtaiiiSwisf
S6 in. wide, white with Wur. green, vt IUm
and red stripes, only four |iictcs lell; m.U
always at 25c'; clcaiam c |>riic..................| 5c !

|
I

FIVE DO/.KN GoUwtsl \^bts. were 754.
clc,v.vmc,.rue............................................... 39c

SilkOlalsts

Mr Price; ought to i»c of muicsi to >..u.

I PROF. C. E. HORST I

this no us numev m voiii isH-kel. i.’leaiaiwe |.m e on all suits and ja. kefw

Caees

CbambrayPitticoats
About one dozen left; just the thing thisiimr
of year; will wash ami wear well; was 75*,
clearance jince............................................... 49c

d. avor w.eiPty.
All iluM moat \m paid in by
next WofltiwaUr or aUnd aottprodwcl.
Mcv<tlug onllwd at 7:Sa
Msbal Dobm, Fin. Hoc.

5c

Sbirt Olaists

; ItUu k ami C..l,«cl. all il...
dmiee st)lrs; Inrsl $5 waists wc kmiw ol;
all go at the dcaraii. e |.r,« ......................3.75

ing; aU go at Just OttC-Hlir 9f tie RCfU-

Prim: 25,35. 50. 7Se

MRS. C. E. HORST
TwmJmms of Vk.mi
Maw.

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

:

Hundreds of remnants from one-half var.lto
sU yards of Dress ilmnU and Silk, fusli
and new, left from the last few weeks’ sell­

^Dozeas •fSeastUMtlScR

I
I

»Hn.Ptrcal«.
Dark colors. K4vK4 loiml. clcaraiuc |mcc

19c yard for imputCAl Dmutics Swisses. Or­
gandie*, Scotch Ginghams lace Stn|w«l
Dimities and lawns; .this scJkstm's 25c to
40c Imc; cW»r»oce i««............................. | 9c

DKN*ri»*r

Miss Ada L Walers will gtvw hew
the Lodtfurton atete C. K.
ISaTrnUc n at ihc« Krtfiids ehurrh
Hontlaj evwn
altfie I Urn of itis

Binabams

•c yard lor what’s left in coWt>l Dimiiifs
Organdies. Lawns, Uaibtcs, etc., that was
•oU aU aeaaon at 16c. clearanrr |.ri<x ... Qc

MiainE....ni»«f

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of TolcJu J J. W^CAUNTLm M. O.
PH VgICIAN AND 8UROBON
at S|tfing Ucach Ukuig tiealuicnt. I
He is acciMti|ianicd by hb wife and
, SurKory of tlis Kjp and Filtinir
son.
- OlaaaoaaHiw-cUlty.
K. i . <;i.M k, Wife and Isi.i children
ofI»ctioil, and TIhis. Ihmglas, wife
and M.n oi I’hiladelj.hia, arc guc*ls ot
1)1. H. F. Hurley at Sjirm.; Beach.
r.eo. .V rndcrw,«*lof Ames Iowa,
isvisitin.; hb < otiMn, M. W. IfndcrDR. W. J. HIGGINS
wooil.
jolm Froliert ami family returned
yr-sicrtlay from Camp Me Intrtsli, and
Mr. Frol«rt is now really to do double
work, after his vacation.

of Wash Goods. Shirt Waists, and huntlrcds of things throughout the store

at very interesting prices.

RlimONS-.V.rn

7. !• al..................... 6c

KIIUIUNS—Kvira .iu.ilil>, N... «U al |K t >,1. | 8c

Step in when you are down town and let us show you th" goods -no trouble, you kn ow.

CBis Store will be Closed Friday Jiftertiooti.

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Mr. Lockhart is here and the Boston Store is closed today to give this stranger, aided by a large force of assistants,
an opportunity to open and arrange the immense quantities of new “Mill Ends” for
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the sale that starts tomorrow morning at 8:30 a. m.
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mir. UooUhmr-t will elv» publio-tallies on -tho Wloor o-f our s-tors.
?, Not a man in a million can do his work and have It satisfactory. Thousands of people all over the east visit this sale to hear this man talk. He has a re­
markable voice and is a natural born orator. Every person in Traverse City should turn out and give this stranger and his wonderful sale a royal welcome.
■ielow we name a few 15 minute sale examples—hundreds more just as good.
Fira 8:30 ti 8:451. ■.

frm 8:45 li 9:001.B.

Froi 9:30 to 9:45 a. ■.

Frw945til0:00a.*.

FiMlS0iil:l5p.*.

FfMl:30ti i:45p.i.

FrM2:00ti2;l5a. ■.

Mr. IxKkhart will sell lO
yards good light and dark
Trints. sc and (« qualitynew fall effects — assorted
patterns, lo yd. lengths for

Mr. Lockhart will sell a lot
led rotl. fine
of Umbrclhlas. sie<
handles, reg­
assortment of handle
price (x)C—for liflven
ular pric
minutes

Mr. Lockhart will sell first
quality Lining and Cambrics
— for fifteen minutes the
price will be

Mr. Lockhart will sell i.cxjo
yards of Table Oil Clotk,
marble and colors. re^Ur
price ?oc yard, for mteen
minutes the price will be

On the Basement Floor Mr.
Lockhart wiU sell Ladies’
fast color Pmale Wrappers
in every aire, plaited back.
3 yard akirt.

^Ir. Lockhart will sell good
cotton Crash — about 300
yards for fifteen minutes
the price will be

Mr. Lockhart will sell 5c
quality She eting, for fifteen
minutes the price will be

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29c

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15 iiiNti sm

15 MaM Sail

15 IMl Sill

From loa. m. to 10:15 Mr.
Lockhat will sell our Straw
Hats at >ust

From 10:15 to 10:30 Mr.
Lockhart willlellthechoke
of any of our fine trouMrt

From 10:30 to lOuts MtLockhart WiU seU the choice
of oar children’s and boys’
^ta ^ualM quoted at spec-

From 10:45 to 11 Mr. l^khart will sell men’s shirts,
including the -Monarchbrand at

From I :i5 to 1:30 Mr. Lock­
hart will sell men’s fancy
washable veste at

Half price

25pcrccnLdlscoiuit

25 PCfCClL diSCOlUt

25pcrccot.(liscooiil

26c each

19c

One length only to a customer.

15 Hiiiti Sill
From 9:15 to 9:30 wc will
•ell men's white unlaundried
•hirts. the 50c kind for

19c

15 MINUTE SALS
From 9.<W to 9:15 Mr. I^w:klart
wiU xell l6ur-iUy linen coUm. Ulc^^t
style*, 6 for /
ISO

15 MINUTE SALE
From 1:45 to 2 p m Mr. IxvckhArt
will sell our l»est 50c nccklics for

WH*r«» will you l>» To-rraorrowT

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