The Evening Record, July 10, 1902

The Evening Record, July 10, 1902

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1902-07-10

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TOAVEBSm CITT. KICB. TB0B80AT. JOLT lO. IMM.

WATERS ARE
STILL R^NG

6000 SUSIIESS COHECTIOR

NO PEACEFUL
SETTLEMENT

Floods In Dos MoIdm District
Ars Bscomlng VsrySortous

CITY

irSELF

TNREATEiEO

Wmtmr Works May tom DIsabIsd
toy ths Rapidly RMng Rlvar

FougM to Bitter End

Tholsttor
of'
Is May.
las Islwlf 1
a, wkSoS
orOorwor*#
sWAod s fiost sMsy
oysrtsM of Ftsd D. Osrla ISO OMfloy ofMa
I yms. kMlodlodOo To Accept the Terms Offered
Mr.*Pnak Ommt Iwo
by the Railroads
ksdaOM ospodosM Is
Is sad hso bMS
dwt oUy fosr yMro. B
kooa proMlsoat is oools
sad will W s wslooMO
Tmmmrnwfm WIU Ptahohty All

REFUSAL OF LOCAL URIONS

oaosfthoSootMaoM tm la Iko
Dm MsAsm Jsif IS-riosSt Is Dm- oity sad tSo odka wUl ko wsU oqslppodwiia sbUty to iMsdlo tkooolsbI kSOtsOM M WOU Mdo iOHtMM
AlterslooktIiU
nsak W. GSrwor Ioswm today for
IstooRsstofor tborMsoral of
wllllMf* to baolooad dovB iuiloM
tSo rif«r oMMd to riM. Thl« wlU aioteMUy to tktoslty. Ho wiU tafia
sodfo
work U tboodUo m oooa m
elSM OTM7 foelory is Um oitj. ss4
losre tbm tows witiKMil ii« proMottos
rsbio oso for kotk psttios
sad dm will te so wsMT for dosModo

BfT«l««nie totao Bmord
Ohtoaco. Jaly ID-A oMOtlac of tho
local aaioso of tbo fralfst bsadlero
bold tbto amraiiv sad laoatood
Umaay iaotaaoaoia tho moorojooiinf
the trrmo offered by tho taUroada
Tbo maJoHty arya tataltolory monoaiMsad tho iatomperate opirit am-

CONTRAa is awarded

oliu rioiaf at a ispid raio.
of Mos aro workisf 4
da UroM to rnwm tlMk bosMo asd
fwoporty kst dio wsMr loolowly dHrii^r dMM frosi dair pooHloao. Tho
OfMt Wootoro Dndf» bois ioalm

SEVERAL ARE KILLED

TREATY WITH COLOMBIA

bln. and started back ^thio way Dr.
Gamer, who followed *‘afar off " met
the aniaml abont haU way to tho dam.
Tho boTM WM nnlnjarad, and bnt Utuna«r wao done to tbe bnoffgy.
Mo
one WM ininrefl in tho long ran.
TSroate, Jsly 10-Firo Torostoflramaa ware bartod ssdor a telliny
at a dra ia Mseistooh’o
Oorosl mllto at mtoo o*olook thto
iSf.
Tba flromao Ware oa
sildisf ifbinf flro whan a ool« oMtter Ubrerr l^uctlo. l
f wall orsobod tbom.
0 Ifamaa wm fatally injurad oo
MO Will be ajoiut meeting at
tha way to tba ftra and tboro may ba
abkary rooms on Batordaj eronoltlomii ktUod bat it to ImpoooibU to taU aaUl tbo dobrto to ramoTod. iag,at 8 o'clock, of the Board of UTba loM of hasdrodo of thoamiKto btary TramoM and the committee apto dtoUibotad omoof moay baotaom poiatod by Uio ooanoU. to oonoider
tbo matter of tho oite of the Oamegto
Ubrarry boilding. Thto will bo mere­
ly a proUmiaary meeiingfororganiBRESULTS AT HERLEY
ing. after whiob propooitiaao for olte
TriaUr «>oo will te Uritod
>oaoOOEr,wO
■ace. ao Lake C tty.

FIRE AT BAY VIEW

W Tfl H. toataiaso
g«lsDwd aao
sad Mim a
' ^^slalaad1 of Brasotea III oloppo
^ Ark Pteao tiaa MMsIsff os Ibolri
iteobsytsoor
ig^teobsytsoorte

^Bummocks

Parix Jaly Ib-Dariag tbo maa
Tero of tbo lubtb infaalry at Bar]
today 8k0 of tbe a»«a wore ororeo
by ounoiroko^ Tho moneuroro w
atopped. Three of the moa died i
otheri are in a oerioao ooodittoa.

Ml Bateda. Jmy 1-Tbo salt of
A Forkiao tx J. J. Tweddlo
iob a Boa OB a farm Bear Ada.
to oa before Jadffo Fortii^ Tbo oait
i will

Any ayl^or color 0,,^, cu be found in ogi
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•nd prfoe* tbu rail e\ er>t»e.
«foN *MM

niter what the decree of tho lowart may be. Yotm ago, Bernard
FiajUelon, then owner of tbe farm
iadtopote, traaoferred it to Jennie
Flood to eeoape tbo llahiUty of a onit
pending agantot him for some decfllsf bto wbito MToty oa an axeoalor’flbosd. la oplte of thto, tory was
made oo the farm Tbo plaintiff in
thto oait got tbe term from tbe mle
oo tbe levy, bat Fiakleton'o bome•tead claim of $1,600 was reoerred. In
oeotlme Frmaoto £bej had foreeloeed a flk,000 mortgage oo tbe farm
and tbe propreCy wao oold to W. F.
oBoigbi. Wolcott and Porklno redeemgd from tbe Bboy mortgage and
Tweddle boagbt ander the lery.
Tbe ptointiffo claimed that they

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Gtf Back Stan

THE WEATHER
C»ME IN AND LOOE AT OUR

claimi. bot tbe defeudant denied that
they have an equitabe interest by aub
orgatioo and that hia tiUe to good
with the examption oi the amount of

1100

Sample Shoes
ami Oxfortis
lor only

IZ.50

and Oxfords
lew only

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Sample Shoes
and Uil.wds
lor uuly^^
Sample Shoes
and Oxfords
for oniv

SUMMER APPARELI
EVERYTNI6 FOB THE WARM DAYS ID COME

11^ UHDERWEARSS-^——S
i\L SHIRT WAISTS

ii.oo BATHING SHITS S

;s. BENDA & Go.::^

DURING OUR GREAT

When Buckner, the I
oolored
twlrlarofthe UreaoTiUe Implement
Oo'• team, atept into the box to
throw the fiiet ball throogb, 1m» will
face a pretty hard aggregation ui Uie
D City team. While tbme are
only a few ebangm in the team, they
will be IU floe ebape to meet the
eouttera Miohigah obampioo amate-

Saamplo

SHOE « SALE!

ISe, 25c and SOc

Smm Otet- Window

LADIES' SHIRT-WAISTS. c.o.*,‘nfW!c..

Alfred V.

Ahe boje are hard at work, and
will be trained to tbe minute wbea
le game i. called at 3:80 o'clock 8atrday afternoon. The line up of tbe
am will be:
CStoli. Keatler; pitch, Blackburn:
•hort. Defandorf; Iim. IVix; acoond.
Langworthy; third. Ktonpa; right,
oily: t-enter. Winnie, left. Ulb

Frledricii

POPUl.Ak SHOE HOUSE
THE OLD STAND

FwdSCenl
^JC, Vklaes

For65Cent
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For85ckBd90c Vklnes.
For$t.25aM
For JI.TS (f / tQ
fi.3STklMs.
Vtlnes: kPl.lJV;
Olken. klio-AU at maoty-taeliit priffes.
SILK WAISTS AT EARGABI PRICES.

STEINBERG'S «REUABLE. DRY 600DS ARB CLOTWHH HOUSE

VAN HISE STILL AGROUND
Kflort to itolw. tie. Moaioer Tka. Far

KVKRV- DAV NKOKASITIKm
AT TME RACKET STORBL

t na«alllax. Bat Mar mwcaad Todar.
Hr TetHarapk v> ih* tuo.4^.

s^r’flt'rn^r/lhce..'
f.;,'„
Ben IhZ
for U<li«- or* sent!.' .i,o« .ml)...

Glen Haven, Mich , July lo The
Van Uiae at eight o'clock Una mov­
ing ia atill aground. The Douglas,
llonghtou aud whalebaok John B
Trevor have been imlllDg at her with
looMX The Trevor la now dredg
Ing to her and they will probaby reloom her today.___________
WKW BAGI.B KDITOR v

T"HME

aod25c

in

NOW FOR A SITE

ortho raoaamC'aaal.
HrT^B«nHiiuia«ICArurd
Waohiofton July 10-Tbo Uoaty
botwoan tbaUnitadStatMaad OoloM.
bto rofardiof tho ooortrttotioa of tbo
Faaoma canal will be oompatod sad ByTU.«ro|ih«uthaSmu(d
•ifua.1 within to honra SooMtary
Hosloy. Bafiaad, Jaly lo-In tba
Hay to fratidad with tha farorabU flaal raoo for tho Otmnd Ohalloofa
tornu aamirad by tba Unilad 8latM oap. tbo third Trinity oraw of Oamin tlm traaty.
brldfo woo oat from Loaador by a
laoftb and a half, tlmo 7 mlaaUa. 17
SMKVtTtSa
Ida Tba diamoad aoallo woo
.. Tha oortli and aoaUi aldM of Frtmt won by T. 8. Hoaly of Oxford. Ho
odoat aro plaiynf Umir cbaaiptooabl|i
toad Bmitb of iMsdor elab by
fSMo of boaa ball at tbo Twolfth as losftba Time, a aHaatoo, 67 ooooiroot park tbio aftomoos
Ooodactor A. T. Pock to eoaSood to
bto boma by aa injnry rooairod by ba.
lay ran down by a bar laam at tba
TRACY STILL AT LARGE
a. R. A L dapot Taooday atoatuf
Dr. Alra D. Tytor Iim oposad
doalal oOtoo in tbo dftb floor of tbo
aow Wilbolai blook.
Tbo Lady BaffatoM will
Woodman haU Fridoj afioraooa at $
sVIookwbarp.
Rofslar awotisf K. of F. Lodfa toslfbt. Wo
larltatioao aro oat for tbo woddlsf
of Him Oorrio B. DoarUlo. dasfblor
of Mrs Ida H Arory and Piof. William A pooM with boasAi wont la panait
H. Bloflaao, w^ob will bo oolooMlood atosM bat at f o'clock tba obsM
Wadaoodsy aroalaf. Jaly ISA st • WM abandoBod aatil daybroak. tbo
o’clock, at Otaoa obarob.
A lano olaolrlo tea bao boos ]
If tbo oAm of William Boitaor.
A aoVValsf brn boaa plaeadaboat
^Fark^^Flsoa roraadao wbtob addo
Aob to>r oomfort of fomIo
*TfU oatoo for tba Booth Bido Blayfaro hsTo baaa tacolrod by 8. Boada
AOa
ftoteoksy. Jaly
st Bay
white with rad lotloroaad triauslafo.
View oaHy tbto SMniag dMtooyofl
Hdnookiago aad.oapo to matob.
fofa^oaml^o tbo basdMMa ooktefM of BaIpbOos.
sa^ JamM loalsy aafl Dr. Hima,
f

IP* S*t emcagb vmp f*r

OaSteed Stu BoW

to Se.

Gaylord to Ifancslona

STREET CAR STRIKE

altofod
wrooA.-r. Tha oosooil for Asdrowo
sasosaood that tba amttor a ill ba appoalod to tho otata ooproMo oosrt sad
la tbo aroot of aa adrorw dooidos
tboyiwoold appoal to tha Unllod

reoeb

Most ASa-wm

8IXTH TKAB-NO. 16ti

■ BAT OTOPPBD MAVBDVfl

TEAM THAT WILL PLAY

i BsWtn From

tmo thrown the wboto matter into Urn
air acala. and tbo bittenmm of feellag ladioatM that tU olHko will bo
oarriod oa to tbo bitter eod.
Oaloato July 10-FUo hnndrod
mmoUti rofaood to banl away from
Vtoo Prooldoot Wm. M. Daimad. of the Barliactoa dept today. A confer.
with tbo trackmen will be held
tbo Alpooa. Ooylord A Wootora R. R.
tootoht. It to not anlikely that erery
an And Conduc­ Oo.. arrirod i
I tMUDoter in iTbloaao will quit
paslodbybto
tors Will Co Out Today
Dataad tobotaforstewdsyilotba
iatoraoliof biaoompssr. Ho laformo
HAS A SP^DY HORSE
hsabooo
of forty
IM WorSTMBo«f«
ABlmmerOr. H. B. Uereor Kee A
mUM of Ibto rood, boftnaiaf ot o
poist oUtoas mllM osflt of Gaylord
asd roaalBf wool to MaaooUma It to
tbto oostnot WiU bo
Dr. H B Uaraar hai a boroe that
rallwaj liar bf i
astoudod to iaelado tbo dlrioiOB bo- with k hUie walnlair mljrht become a
tiod ap UiU orosisir.
Basoaiosa sad Twrorm Oity. world boater for speed. The onimal
for aixfurd of tb. rodocal Sorrloo Oa
itraotor will bofia work ima nolioo to hare a ran thle
Mld:AtAJOtl4o aftorsooaorory asly. owd itwUi hoooos that moraine, and it had one Whether it
k to baiaf dooo with a rtow
tlfhteaod or act so one oeemo
is tho oaiploy of tho^piaoisssll otroot
TrnrorM Oity so ooon so poo
now. bat it broke ito hitohine
oarlioM will iMToibolr oars At ■ibto, lappiaf tho yrool timber dtowhere it wao tied at tho oldo of
load WO will fo oiit Tlw Trsotioo trloto ooot of boro Tho ourroy- tbo Hamilton A Milliken blook. and
Company’• moU*od wlUi thotr oms to oro aro now in tho Rapid Riror ral- started for tho oootb. Tbe laot oeea
ororbMrlnf. Tim mao aro ospoetod toy. ia BaUaoka ooanty. oomlSf thto of it by the people to tho city. It wao
to work 10 boori uo ilia otroot will*, way. Mr. Daraad to oatbaolaotto la
I oror tho hiU at thr oootb end
ost tlmo to oat Tlmlr moato aro
of Cam alreei. and gixlag thr Pore
basdod tb*<tt at oooio i>otDt aloof tbo
Marqoette train which wao foing out
at tha time, a run for iu luont j.
Tha horoo wao otopptHl at the
M0TI(m IS DENIED

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TWEDDLE IS DEFENDANT

▼•Mirk. TWUMtoO.oah

At tho raoo meet at Lake Oitr jeoterday. BIU Oils paced an exh'ibitos
mlU la 2:k0. reducing tbo record for
track by ooreral oeooadx Rag, drtran by tUderkin, took tbe
9l;40trot and pace, with Donna L..

•kraifbt bMto. with FoariUo aeoood
and Michigan R third
Jaffa wm
also ia thto rasa, with Higgino drir-

G H D. Butherland of Detroit haa
loocs^ed K. L. Bpragne aa dltor of
the Daily Ttogh*. Mr. Sutherland re
aigna bto position aa financial editor of
tbe lietroit^Tnbune to accept hia preaiwwition. Mr. Sprague will re­
main at the head of the Traverae Bay
Kagle. the weekly pnblloatlun. He
ha. been editor of tbto paper for the

I I ■T'll l We have some Kood 4 foot lath, also some I

I LATH!
THKOU) RjaJAKlJt

FRANK FRIEDRICH
ffoff /ro cMom soda in
Waifs soda foantain.

fka city.

••Buiinasr - Gai in ika Gama.

TbrNrwStaad.

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Bidding Plants Htndp Dow.

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HAVE YOU TRIED A RECORD WANT AD?

THEY SELL
ON SIOMT-

Geraniums, Asters, Vsrbenas.
'■Jr Trank til. Paint, Thrist.

For flcx>rs am Gain

TRUE

VALUE!
That's what you gel when
you buy the KIMBALL
WAHOS. lltcyareper.
tect in every way; and
guaranteed to give good
aatistoction. It will pa^
you to see us before >t)u
buy an insUument.
FACTORY PRICES and
liberal terms.

w.w.nnuui»niR

SPECIAL GOODS
There is vct) near three nicmlhv of hot weather ahead ol us.
We have a goml many hot weather gm^ls that we arc anxious
lo sell that will keep )-ou cool for p little monev'. There tie too
many things tjial we have marked down lo icU you about, to
we wiU mention a few:

\N avh bilks, 50c kind........... 3^
Toa^ha .MuBia, SOc kmd. .89c
Mudm deSo*. BUc Had... .89c
Alexandria Silks, 3Uc kind..flflc
WaisU............................. $1.00

RobenaSlnpck...................16c
Dimities at 9c and.................12c

A. J. WILHELM
UNION STREET

SOUTH SIDE

T8«US^

MANY GOOD POINTS
NO OBJECTIONABLE FEATURES
IN THE MAKE UP OF "NUFANGL" TROUSERS—$2.60 TO $5.00.
FINEST LINE SUMMER COATS. PANTS. SHIRT
WAISTS AND HATS IN CITY.

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HAMILTON CLOTHING CO.

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nifEiMfi BE0DI6 BRITICW
CDLONWL
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TRAVEIIM OITY, MIOHIGAN

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ORAMO TfiAVBRM HBRAUD

>hat wieAM or colonial reocAA-noH which m
MAMWOAITICH CTAT«»HIN HAVE CNTEATAINED EOA
’ w MANY YlARt HA* CEEH MAOC A NEALITV BY
THE MEM WAM.
I
And it b*t Wn rr«liz«Hl *t l«t th»t it u poMtU*
to look upon an empire not inercW u . maeUne for
MTereicn* or BBibitimi. Mataunoa, but u nn sMocution

IM, r MTO iM i. V. lAMin

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REALITY

for tho wnhul wpport and eonadeno. of tboM who are bound togetlMr nndr- one crown and wrbo liave ToluiiUrilv eome together
for • pojpoM wliicli wM akin to *U *nd in which *U h*eo been

c^A.aii

Uuu tbM will be
t»MMf*M>lvela tfito MOter M Ifi
«lM be Mdertekee ud
4wedj-Ntw—ftbee brent.

iAteroftad.
I BEUEVE THE TOiE WIIX CX)iIE WHEN WE
SHALL LOOK BACK ON TUB KB8ULT8 OF THIS WAR,
NOT AS HAVING HUT SHACKUCS OF SERVITUDE ON
A KUUBKK OF FREE MEN, HUT AS HAVING BEEN
THE MEANS OF OlVi.KG KREFJKIM AND THE E8TABUSUMSNTOF A GREAT EMPIRE IN SOUTH AFRICA;
not i< h*Tinf Ukon «w«y from • bodv of ngrieultnruU aU that which
thof bald dear in their own
hnl «• having ndJoJ to them and
gieen then a parUcipttiou in the oominercial proepority of a great
eouiUiy.

WbIM M
U n MtWfedDry »r
UbM mmU to the end Ibnt tbrold
nlnltoe
tbe Pmmum cm%I eon
|Mj AnU nol Intorfere wor elmH Iklf
beieeponelble la nay wej
ffr aaeb alnlau. la tbie rrffetU the
t^MIe af Kmaoe has agreed to pro•toi tiM Ualtod tttotoe. Alu«ellM»t
tbe proepeele for tbe oeaal at
tiMBOlT brifbl
Tbetodnaaoeof the UaitodfUtoe
la OblM to aaala broorht oat laoorl
tolBtojia the oatoof tbr ereonatloi
el.Tien tola, which boe b**ea oooapird
If other torelfo p»wera Koi^ thr
lAuor boe been toUfoolorllyadjo•t^ oad tbe powera have withdrawn.
wae brooirbt about eolelj bjr tbe
laio^ of thU gorenmaat.
altitade of AatoHoa towarde tbe <
laDtorolltbe POWM Ohdoariaflo
itoto Itoe been felt and l.«^<d wb«a
ibiaatrlffbtoofObiaaharr ba

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JEodar’e ladioatlone are for a epeedj
tlhaiaatloa of tbe freight baa^

Terr tootortally.

If Preeideot tfooer

VOLCANOES

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UNEXPLORED MAGMA OF THE KARTIHS INTERIOR
IS TODAY ONE OF THE HROEOUNDEST AND LEAST
SOLVED PROBLEMS ('ONCERNINO OUR GLOBE

\6tntrat news
of ibt World
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ten Cuniegie WM an employ® of
tbe Pt imsylvMilanaiNedlii Plttoborg
loag years ego ooe of hit frleods wm

*tOIMUMB TOOeiCAOtt
oy of tbe geiM. and it to hoped that
it may teviva tbe diamond oattlag ladaatry. wbieb bM lacfed badly of

tor Kermit. with hii compUi
Tbe pup la e aoo of Houle IL.
meratly died.
Mtm Mebelle Ward, ibe 17 year old
girl who leal a leg M a teultt of brr
on Friday, at
Milford. Mm®., will npon her r
ery marry Andrew a IHlmaa. m
naat. for love of whom ehe made tbe
on aeoa-nrion.
Mis. Ward*.
U T, wbo bad a tbrilllng ba
aule a week ego. being earr
mile acroee a lake bead downward,
with one foot oaaght In a gny
e m be the beet maa. Ulllmaa wm
eevetely injared bat be will not a
doa hi. profeerioa aad plane a t

be wUl not deserve such
-IfaU
e wlfe.•Then If you were Ml Childers be
would not faro eo welL"
-We ere dlecueriag 1
not her malA**
-In thto matter let ui
meld. You blame me.
for cutting with yon. a servant. Sup­
pose MUa CbUdere were to U-L-ome a
pauper and go out to eerklcw Would
you expect me to recogntoe her Ur
wUt aU Ud beeur
-TUI Is dlffereot-In wUl reSHVir
-Mtoa Childers would be a UUy who
Ud only re^■*•utly beL-ome a iK-rkani -Huw long would abe need to U a
eeoant before my rrcogulllon of ber
would U* InetcuaabU-r
-It would never be lueicuaable.”
-Very welL 8uHK>»e you were Miss
Cbtlders and Ud only today become

A FThR w*alf ibcac wairo .U>x one cnjo>^ being out on
file kwa llicn )ou U warn a c.x»l, < imiUiablc clian
to louage in. Wc know of oedhing moi t romlonaWc
or .iurable than these irim baim-. ama.s ret lining t lkans. A
iimu Uial a lighUuitl easUy mmol, that will Ul a lifciiinc.
M like ranvm can be easily icuioxciL
^ CT
The cxtrciucly lt*w pnee u ant*ihrr
hnclcaiu,collhescUu*n.-A»nlv...
W

J. W. SLATER, LEAIIUI6 HOUSE FURNISHER

-•M the Btotole.
-man remarked
-•hnt thay had
-done hie wife
-morw good than

No nee.l to nirtt-t hoai heal.
Ih»n*l U-f the ail t ci stagnaiil
t it-.ue ,1 bit e/c. 1*11! Ill tme
Ol ii.oir ofcinr .Irsl t.f f i-ilmg
FLmiUC TANS in vo.ir tilfirr, v-t..it- tirlionie. .Nil «•! new
tlfsijMi ntivj jK-ltert t-tiii-.liu»1UMi

Campbell bros
A Gentle hot Cfk

TMII

DR. H. J^ETMAN

Will bo closorf 1‘ri.l.ny aln-rnoons ,lnrin«

VETERINARY SURGEON & DENTIST.
t)rMliijitr<gUr«iHl Itot-Hl. V. t.-tlnAM <
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TTM*U All

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S*TORI

warm weather.commencing July nth.

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A BECOMING SUIT
TS our best .'uJvcrliscmiuit. \Vli«*n we lit you r.orrcclI ly. suit your tastr properly ani! m'H you a suit that
\t means more

bctxiracs you. it’s to tuir advanta^jr*

sairs —your friends follow your >:tM»d cxaiiipif.

WANT A NEW SUIT?
laxik .at these prires—$4.00 to $;.so.

Then you may

w.int something better, $10.00 to $15.00 perhaps. Sfilen*
Ileglnald Baudersou*. i-uat hiuaii**
la a brown ritk diMs. asade for
kkod.** U Mid. -You being Mte*
berbalfaoeataX7ago.Mim M, Terry
d end I Mr. Raoderwo’s
B trwe daagbtor af tbe revolntioa
oelved oaUer. oo her 100th birthday
at her boaw In Blm.bory. Oonn.. Bat
urday. Mtoe Terry wm bora in the
-Would you. were you Mias CbUders.
Mise where ehe bow Hvee.
consider It a proper thing to become
TksMoretary of tbe treMor:
your maldr*
-And mould you, bring Mr Bander
Bed tbe interior depertmeot to
txaaafei tbeiertodioUoo of Bledge 1.- eon. deuioou youreelf by becouUog
ir*
lead, aa Iriaad near Nome. Alaeka.
tbe interior to tbe trsesar
cd wbo might be my wife.**
-And wbet coold U Mtoa CbUden*
tioa for maallpox peUeata. There to abject.'* U asked. -In becoming ber
alrredy a eargeoa and marine boi
own meld?
M|oa tbeiriand and:awing to
-Once opuD a time.- cuotinued tU
Ibe ptevaleooe of naellpox la Alaeka man. -a prlncees was betrothed to a
never seen lieslrlag
It ie deemed dt-rirable that e regaler
to olwerve bim lacug. aU personated
geaxaatiae tlaliva be laetitaled
her own maid eud went to visit tU
prince s motber. Tbe prince. tHx»r fool,
UBMTHY BH<»e\ «UO\V
thinking to see his Uoce« when sU
was not masQueradlug-lu fact, to do
tU maeiaeredliig biiaseir-dro^w bto
11 Xitoton Weeier bomb Uelee f
carriage to the autlon. where, lo ead
Ubold. U found not her. but her
Tito eomblaed ebowe of Ooatry asald. DIseppetated at not meettag
eolaced himself by
^eola
toe will exUiUl weet of Boatk
m etreet tomorrow eftomooii end
realag. TbU show has been bare be­
Mias
Childers*
maid
looked op with
fore. ead to very popular, eepeolally
a amlle. -But abe waa Mtoe Cbll-1
with tbe little people. Dog. end mean tbe prlDceealeys ead pooim aad a great vari­
* And tU ceacbman waa Mr. Bsn~l
ety of other p^ormlag eaimaU,
mean tU prince."
e oompeny of UUpoUea Ro^ HldMra Sanderson, peselng npatmlra.
re among tbe pleaeiag fs2etes of bearing volcee IB tbe aerving room.

rciiREsI

^OBESj

ton. TU food mothL BU was not anrtbe next morning wUn tbe gtri.
e. departed, but riw
rived letar.
latar. at D
tU reeeinbleiice beI ber aad ber
F. A. MITCOEL.

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IRON-OX

11

Aa obMOto diamond onkim nt Ant­
werp baa tavantod a now ■ytorni al
dinmondaalMac. givi^ to the gem
‘

• coabtget

wsssi

Ooculderbly over too p®opU are new

f *' ‘

-Wa loet Htod m

-You have a very alee mtotree^ 1
-Pamable. rir.-Youre not mrj
-My mtotivM do
ter from ber mak
-Troe. Not ever

And the UHIe That Is
Known: About Them

mlllloiiaire Itwmad reoaaUy of Pow­
ers* wbt reaboata aad eirooiMtanoHe
aad bM given him a p«uloo of $50 a
moalb. Tbe two old friend bed bad
no oomnaloatlOB for a long time.
TarriBe baltotonu bavetwaaed very
grtwl ilemege In tbe pvovinoee of Lago. Pontevedia >a4l Oreaee, Bpiia.
OTA«B ABD fbATfOlUI.
The Iteil fell at Ubeodate. Lago pro▼laoe. nntil it wm a metre deepL
Many people were lajnnMl aad naasfiatiAod la bla aaoarlng an euj
Mtwltb tbe Aagaetia Daly Ooa.edy ben of bead of oattie wete killed.
-Bob * Womoak. wbo dtoeoveiad
Oo.. laaeauoli ae It Is an attiaoilou
that oaa be olaeeed with tbe very beet tbe riobee of OrippU i?reek. Oola.
bat wbo aovar-preBlad by wbak be
afinatod la MtobIgaiL Wbaa It to
e day laborer
ooaaldtood that aaob citiee ae Rale
He eikeat tbe
RaOto Utook and Jaokeoa are
aaobtootoed to tbe very beet troTeliag Foarth of July at tbe gnwt gold
aamp.
aear
wbtob
Jm
U^iMd
wUl
otiqwdaa. atol tbattboyeay tbe Daly
Oo. toa ootopare with tbeai. It oaa bis old-tiam berdlag gioaad bad
yieldetl aeaHy flOO.OOu.OOO to tbe mea
Zto^o^weare to get la tbU ooiu- wbmn be lodoevl to investiget*- tila
tag eagagemeat. The date# are Bad in tbe winter of 18W) vi.
Tbaieday. mday aad aatardey, Jaly
A \mxtj4t Mtotonri.Kanms A TexM
•arveyera aorto of Talea, 1. T.. bM
IT. 18. 18.
The aampaay are oeaipoeed of the gtoaiw—i that tba bOto baea^beea
tollowiag artUto:
lifted ap mveial iaebee. aad la maay
Jaae Oaker. Margarrt Bourne. l>er plaoea tbere are large creoka aloag
«ada Maye. Alaia Hathaway. Jaae tbe side of Uie moands m tboagb un­
Raaaeak. leaUl Rlobarda. Oarl KU der a greet preMsure from beneetk
toOB. Bpotttoweede AiUin.
Aloug tbe ride end top gM to eeoapiag
Le Boir. HaU Haaiilloo. Kdward aad a oontluael hiering can be beard.
Doaaelly aad R. Peper
On tbe extreme top of Uie bigbeet biU
Tbe BatoiaOtoak Daily Joomal of tbere e email voloaao bM been at
work throwing mp large bowlders aad
Baiarday^iOj^
loaeing them aaida. Sxperto oaoridu
•Mlad to tba pablio la**; t04i'* by It a great oil and gM Bold aBd believe
Eba AagaatU Daly Co«edy Oo tbe pveeeare from e great depth bM
Rbarpday and Friday Blgbta. Tin y oeeeed Ibe oomaotioa.
ware greeted by aadleaoee wbo«r
A Toledo epeolal eays: Albert Thl
tBBbore aad approclatioa tally bxolt. who two areeks ego wm a
bridegroom, hee dead, tlie Brel victim
liqaaUA tboto ^ '«>or oooaeic
too prodaottoa waa ap to the
of maaUpox at Marlon. O. TbltaaalPa
llaat atohdaid orlgtoally wt by thl. brother, wbo wm riok of tbe diemee.
goeoBipItobod oarpi of pUyere •
m75 gaeeta wereexpoMdla this man
aertoth® loatbiome plaga® oonriortAtoy olarMd ia London bwMM b® nation |«walU in tb® city. Bine®
tbaldate over 80 oa®®® Imv® btokaa

ii' •

eomliw lagarto B eturgd tbel will tov
tito eepaolty of their ewortaoa. tmto.
toWummtktoto. The combined .treel

tbea before mad the entire Bhoer erill
be reviewed la irooce»iunal dieptoy
an the day of exUibiUon. uhich ia
Friday. July ll. twice daily. Tento
-Blagalar.* mattered tbe lady, -that loeatod went af Boatb Uaiou rir«H-L
abe aboold have nnit b^maM ahead. Admiasion. 85 ead to events.
•n^ ^
the eecond Boor
Rmwril
fMn.i’y mri featlly
kthertfbt.pby.lrtoii er.- trylnc to a-omlm. Uui
Latar Mtoa Cl
fremcoUisdow that hr he* d.a*r liU -U.s,. .f i»,.u
Bg tbe rteulni murkl e uurk. Tlirv tl.. lu.i
( tbe Ume la tbe that be xrlll etop .It. ntlin-.' t.. to sJi..-*,
alUi«vi»irr; they nr»* u.sr*l\ iik M.; to
ba«e hiui rtnliMY- UU e.uUi.;: Jh.uin to
two or tlirrr dnlly.
•
mow tbere was any ooe bere.**
-YiWre ucMeWr. eir.yoa^Mtoe CbUdere* maldr

•"rury may a maa to never a b«o to
•yi
bis own valet.T.HILLef the Unll
-Dld you get sucb aprightly repartee
Geological Burvoy
from Mtoe ChUdrr.r
-Mtoe iTdldere does not pride bererif
|HB aCIEHTinO HAN JO*T NOW •* CONrAONTEO oo repartee. Sbe Us matters of Im
WITH THE OUE*TION Or aYMPATHETIC VOL­
.tiee and keep ber
CANIC OOraAEAK* AT WWELV OIETANT POINT*. hx»m cUmug ber inftwlofe.**
-1 trust she Usu t the kreu edged
•UT HE CAN NO MORE EXPLAIN THI* MVaTEAltongue
of
ber
weld.**
QUA COlHOiOENCE THAN CAN THE VOUNOEaT
by may nevd iL Tiu told shea
SOAN CHILD IN IT* CAADLE.
thinking of marrlage.-la ahe to get e fine fellow r
Weak in hi. knowledge of the Urth of volnnoe^
-I trari be^wlil be ebo»e Undying
doSciont in aaflicient d»U coneerning their li.l.it. and acUon, it U worda wUb ber meld.**
-rut depends upon the maid. Una
ulterl/ impoeiible for him to progniMticate with oeruinty tlieir fti
as pretty end aa bright ea she w bo Us
turn heba.ior.
come here before ber mtotnws woold
Tbe object of erei7 aeienUGc man who rcccuUy vieited M.r- tempt any men.**
TU maid lowered bar ryea
tiaiqaoaAd St. Vinoent wm to oullect dau whereby be oonM derive
-W Ut do you ouaabkc Mtoa CblldwV*
eome knowledge of tho l.wa of the pbeuomeiia, and yet they were
eat trmltr
•TUI eU to fully aware of her own
obliged to depend for their ii.formai'ioo Urgely upon tho teaUmouy
inlla.of oyewitneMa who had never aeeii a trwuiific book. Tbeao eol-Uow long do you think ll w 111 lake
ber
to become aware of the fault, of
eanoea preeented many jdienomeua hitherto unoheerrod, and it will
tU man eU la to marryr
require months of careful study and deduction before the cauae of
-Mtoa Childers will Uvw tU good
mee
to Ignore them. All l>euple Uko
tbe ontbreak can he aUted.
faulla It to tbe doty of married cou
It it generally prraumed thnl ibo cause of Tolcanio action is tho ptoe alweya to Bnd excuaea for each
meeting of water witli tlie hut magma below the immediate surface otber.-Vuu mean tUl U Ur busUnd peaa
of the enith, eantiog ex|.lo«i<ms whereby vents are opened through
ee time tUt would otherwIh« hang
which the hot niAgma forces its wav to the surface through ita
power of nxpanEou. BUT THE NATURE OF THAT OliEAT mgUl I

mMmwmmMnMmmmmmmmmmmmMM

f br ttie fotart. of
the attltade of tl.r inhabitonte
toeodable. Tbrr.- e.-< me to l.e
ledrtonalaatiuu to i
Aolr ladepeoibHioi^
«bow tbe AmeHoac
Mroolailoa of oliat
tor them
toraloM
batoreeyt
loeaad todo tbelrbHet
to tooU Iba iaimiMd t% pabllo worthy ol
Iliffieat epoaoer.

Cklldare didat c
-Yea. mien 8
Mtoe Cbiltore* BMld got Ute tbe t1c>
tarto aad. leealag Uck ae if abe bad
been bora la a rto
Ttoer. where her aitotrees wee expected.
-8i*hea will your mtotreee amr.r
aekrd Mre. Beadereon when tbe a>eid
bad made Mtoe CbUdere* e;
n-e tmU.

MtoM aablUtUme wblob have bevelo
fare traveled riagly Ime made the ler
geet ublMttoa of the kind in tlte
world. Gentry Bioa Shows ere eo

did line of goods at these prices.

If belter clothing is

waiUetl we show strong lines of ready sellers .it $1700,
$?? 00. $25.00 and $^00.

BOYS NEED NEW CLOTHES
Nothing better is pnt on the market than the *’d'wenti.-lh

C«-ntury*' Youth's Ciolhini;.

whole family.

\V« can lit your

Have done so with many homes—what

aliont your boj-s.

THE STRAW HAT
Is the summer hat-it completes >*our summer outfit.
Summer isn’t what it was intended to be without a good
straw hat.

Like all other goods here, wc carry a full

line of sizes in all the different grades and all the lead­
ing and most popular shapes, you’ll find too. and you
can iiay $1.00. $2.00. $3 00. $4.00 or $5.00. as you choose,
and get strictly up lo-now hats. .

DAII-Y CONCI
GIVEN ON THE WONHERFUE PIANOLA e\ery day until further notice.
Concerts will be given in the Furniture Department on the ground lioor from to
to n a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. and are entirely free. You are cordially iovTicd to
hear this wonderful instrument.

“WESELL THE BEST”

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY

KCXt KM «

not to be witboat a ooUie pap after
all Tbe dor which Oeerge Oleeea

-TMAVKMSK On-tr. MIOI-I.

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sunt.vtmtBnm

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CONSUL
I
AT AJACO 5
OMi AipMi. J«lr M-Xte Ml
. to tok«14^
tod^. TlMltolcfMM m4 t

totetot mm tkm Urn* dtfm
VUI hmmmmgrnp mom tetan
mmrnmtMU ummmtiowmMd

C0ttdeastd Dtms
• of ttiichlgM,
itorbtowork la tbo good eitl.
ia Obtoogo. wUl
talk oo tbto flobtool. Two oonfor

i TieUilty U or tto ftoT i

eotoitj fonoon mo muA latatotood lo tbo dtacMota whieh tbo
•toto vol«rlaortoo !• lo aiok. of ibo
dlot«M omoiMr oottU i« •omp of port*
8U olaaior oomo hov«
eooio lo U*o oilMtloo of Urn volorl
oftliU etij. ood
Fdiujdiuu!^

■TOO. Boobi
on wUl ooto
Tbo obtow
of Ibo oooTonCion will bo tbo otrc
ool kind of ompbooloon tbo doopoo
of tbo opIHtnol Mb
Tbo ooorontton ytopor wlU
oponod Tnoodoy oronlng. Tooo
oftowoon on infonnol roooptton to
dologntofl will bo bold ond ontortolooMOortoororU.

oowlj oppototod conool ot AJoco,
reoebed bio pool, bo woo oortUolIy rw
colrod by Dktotor Uoooco. tbo olBcloJ
olog ood tbo toodiog citbMrQo lo fact,
boro woo ootoondod at tbo wamitb
io welcome. It aeetned as If an old
farorlte cldoen of tbe auto bad
rKnmed after yeoia of aboeoce.
Tbo now coooul bod out been oent to
AJoco beconoe of o change In admlnto
tratloo at borne, Tbe old consul bad
pleaded U1 health and rralcned. Ac
liw to tba roporu oo too with tbe
oocraCory of aUta. bla health was sbat

ri

plooty of blooooou. bot Ibo btory
froot of Jooo klUod moot of tbom.
An Oiford grotw Dotiood ibto oggo
wot* dloopfOioHiig from bU oloro o
grtot dool fooirr tbon poying onolom.
oro woro toklog lb**m, ood bo oiH o
wotob opoo tbo, bgg bookot. Uo 8o|.
oiAiy b« oongbl o woli koowo.. toll,
dlo ogod loold^l of tto* Tiltogo w
tog ool of tbo oloro with olgbv i
wbleb b*> bod not pold for In
pookot. Ho goro bitn o good eolltog
down, ood the moo oonfoowMl Ibol bo
bod lio«^n ot it for
whol wot woroo. bod boon oolliag
bock to tbo grooor tht oggt bo bod
I from bim
BoyOltygtoooi
iwordeutboTo diipool.fiOO po
poondt of nndartlMd
Kef tho I.r-oo
Ton pookogto of 100 puundo
worv oblptioU to tbo Induttrtol ocbool
tor boyt ot lomting onJ Uio root woo
dlotribotod omoog tbo oboriloblo in
otltotiooi of Ibto oUy.
WOlm Moo ToriMd Yollow.

frtoodi of M. A. Hoffort J of U^.

sr
Wtol proroo iu nwtcbloot morlt for
oil Mmob. Uror ood Kldn^ iroob

Tbo tooont bot wootbor liteimUf
diotriol
oookod tbo oolory crop iotbo
io tl
ottbooootboodof Kotomo
kg,tb« lootoit lloodo Tk
Tbo
to bo ISO.
tor lo
• Will woodoro oTor oo

kbtotoloorobtrbod.i
To bi ud'i ^
ity; bot ••Throo bottlM or b

-h: r-j-

aisd Ffassl Froa. Cns.

4H.

EXCU^ONS
PereM^Smiette G»PEST
GLEMEST
BAT VIEW.
BOBDAr. JULT lA
-JBkLTNCST-.
^

WANT OEPAtraEST.

re

A A Marwa. M. tk

t-10-11
mt fm it
00

£. A toam. M. D

AjEmiis
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BUSINESS CAROS
loo
PEB 1000 WATTS

tnj
ring could bring forward, and Jl waa
so onderatoad by these two men as
they gaud into aacb other’s eyes. They
aeparattd with smiles snd handshakes,
but when the i-onsnl returned to bis
office be realised ibat be was a marked

Tbe <Noi-,MMe Mood lo

01.0W
U TBS SUotniiKB.

beyond neiialr. and all lie Ue«lr(H|
waa to gel tork bun.e in time t» die.
According lu wbat lolouel Kmllben*
aaw wlto bis own
xvben be
rooebed .VJsfNi, tbe tx oftlclal was lu
tbo beat tif beiiltb, as m tl\e n* ttii
tat ond was uktng bone a rreat deal
of hoary baggage. It buiked to a man
np a tr«w aa if be bad made bia jUle
nod wanted to get borne fur tbe pur
pooa of oiwnlug a de|wr
Tbe old consul did n
eipbili
consulI. He IUilgbt
bare done ao bad bis nods. XA Inks and
COIlttdelK-«.« l^een retfhed iu
Tbe tixMilde mlib tbe
new conaul waa that be was an ex.aol.
dler Olid ao boocot man. and bis apbeen a.N*ur.M
bis
be meant to honor It.
Dg tbe nrat tuontb of bis ottclal
be ran up against a*-veral queer
wbleb be fall.sl ti. understand,
but be bad Usm lu Ajaco two moutba
Ufure the imsis raine off bis
tack and tbe ci.bw. bs fell from bis
eyea. Then be aw..ko lu tbe fact that
Dictator Huamx» and bis m.wd were a
it flOto
nd that tbe
precious set of a.n,undrvls and
from o *Tnnaff Pooptoo* Pimyer Moot, old consul bad sband tbe KHlIe. EngkVenvU. r.»H-maii and AmeHtmu
togr* "Wbot io luPnrpooo? "-Wboi
g comjMinU.s wiTe working under
Sboold Bo Ho Boooltor " Bor. O.
■aluoa fur wbleb they bad paid
o: < Tbo Bootol Oom. blgb prlcea. but lu one way and an
wltloo." Mloo Holon MoOt«gor. Boy ocbor they were all subJvvt,^l t*. blackOily;"Bboll Wo Boro Vootoiono lo maU. It waa i
Mloo Uonaob Hookjr. are and fruit n
"lo it Worth Wbllo to duotriea. Tbe custom bouses and tax
wwkAsl for all
Boro o Olty Uoion?" B K. Btondloh.
t:15. diotrlotrolltoo: they were worth lo tbe Is-m-flt of tbe
political ring, while affairs of rtate
6:210. oooootoorioo.
aufferA-d.
inlng: 7:80. oddnoo.
After aoundlng Colonel Smitbera for
tnnobip." Oltror W. • couple of months they offered a pro|w
Sloort. Obloogo;
o; grootlagi from tbo oaltlou for bim to Join tbe Hug and
reap a sbor%‘ of the profits. Perhaps
be was fedisb for not jumping at tbe
chance, but this man ^mttb.Ts. tbla
old xrdarau of tbe cl%ll war. Ibis dU■an who wauU'd to Itonor bis goTcmownt In return for U lug bonon-d, flat
ly refused to join the ring or ruimte.
an^nhlug that waa not al>solutely square.
Ha stood, too. just where bis services
wera badly neidej to carry out a oer
tain acbema. and there was only one
for tbe ring to do.
Smltbers
must resign. If w as not long b.-fore
of state iwvUt^l .dlJeUI
gainst C4»nsul Smltbt'rm.
filed, and charges were
He explained Ibrtii lo a
lot would yon tblok of roar gro- aatlafaclory w ay. a Utile later other
eompUloU wtTo forwardnl. and these,
by a pmeiieal demand
for bis recaU.
It looked for a time Is If Dictator
was on top. bot It bai iK'ued
B. J. J. Zodoonoo, o Bporto pbyoi- that Conaul Smllbors bad a cN.uple
on. boo pold o ino tor Ibindblng Ibo senators at bis back, and the mt-retary
non of o protolnont aotoobonl. Tbo of sUte received s..ine inside lufonna
boy throw tioorookorototbodofood. tkm concerning tbe doings of tl>e ring.
An toveatlgaUon resulted In tbe cuto
pcTa fa%or. He was not rtvalled. and
be was advised lo stick.
dlfflculUtw kepi the con
aol pretty bc*y for tbe first year of his
term, and be finally renlUed that cer
tain men looked 0|K>n him as tbe
wrong man In tbe right place. Tbla ap
pealed to bis natural obstinacy,
obstinacy. He
and the ring drifted fortber apart
lu a half civilised South Amerate a United Stetes caoanl ta
Joo. Q. Jobaoon ond & M Wait A
m open aaaantta. except In time
Bon'o.
_______________
of revolution. Colooel Smitbera tad
Joooo Ooto. o Lodtogton aogro. lo loto BocUl prestige. Don Uuaseo no
dood. ngod 100 yoom Uo ooom m loQgsr dmlred to kiss him on both
Uodlngtao from Virginia to Ibo olooe ebaeks wlu n they met but Smltbcro
tad oo fear of peraonal violence bebtod tbe ncowla which greeted him oo
aU Bdea. One day while
bo woo o froo nogro.
ballet wblamd thn>ugh

Thuodny ■omlng»«0,donomlno.
onolmllloo.
Thntodurnttornoon: Round ToUo
olko;f :00. Wky Sbenld tbo Ptodgo Bo
UolpT" "How Boonro o Bottor Obowrotton of It?" Bor. W. a Yon.
kor. BonU Bto. Uorto; "Wbot loo

to tbo tooto. W.

m."rrod
unit; 10:16. OHtoonoblp
10 Ja. oloiUon of odtoon;

dlctetor IntUad tbe coluovi to tbe pal­
ace and warned bim as fulU>ws:
•Wooel Knmbcra. I am aocry to
bare to tofurm yen ttat manj af
paople do not love yoo and ttat abookl
you remain bere notU tbe 2Tib. which
Is tbd Urtbday of AJacos patron
■alnt 1 mm b fear that there might ta
an omhrrak. If this aboold occur. I
sball seek lu cuntrui It. of conrae, but
I may nU be aUr to give you full pro­
tection. I think It beat to teU >on this
and let you nae your good judgment to
tbe matter.-As I
It.- alowly repUad
mate tu tbla: If 1
tbe coluiH-l. -nt
L before tbe 27tb a
do not makes I
mob will seek my life ami do its beat
to take U."
-Our peofde are excittble and cannot
always be cxmiroUed.** replied tbe dietotor.
-Yea. 1 understand, but 1 than be
right here t>u tbe ?7tb unless recalled

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fesfir?:isL*!SU2‘dr -ssr
r-ok HAUC

Diitttp Sumtmr
Jeivelrpo

rornntmn, tmtO draw, f

taclUy encouraged bj tbe ring, would
make an end of b^m.
An aindogy
would Iw made to the government. In
dnmuity promlse«l. tbe gudty ones
abould be bunU-d dow n «nd gi%eu abort
sbrlfl. That was Om- programme, sud
It would U- worked for all it was

boo olroody boon onnngod for ot Lad.
^^TbTprogiom lo dotoU io oo followo:
Tooodoy oronlng: 7:t0. oong oor*
tolblbodlOMMOMOltold MM
o»7» bo will otoko bl« ropoloiloo opoo floo: grooting. Bor. a B. Bnrtt.
Lodtagton; poooldool*o oddnon Bor.
llo bolac bydropbobU.
r.
P. Artbmr. Grand Bopido; nddroot.
At Moololoo Will Applofffoo. tbo 1!
year old #oo of Jobo A. Apploffioo. *'TbU On^ Thing 1 Do." Kor. K. B
WblU ol ptoy to tbo Bot kloy A l>oof Alton. TotodB
tot booto lUtodoy. woo dfowooA WodnooAiy toomlng: «;00. "Mtooloo.
John 8obieA lo oborgo of tbo Mooto ory Opportnnitloo." Mloo Hooo, Tortoo A NortboooU«D tollrood frolgbl
boMo. toW tbo boyr toll
1
loto tbo wo.
tor told Btooflod loi
I oftor blto. bol bo.
tog oooblo to owlm oooo to tbo boi. Bor. Oorl Jonoo. Cbototo;
Afford lo Do Witboot tbo li
fotobowooi
AftoTtoMb to. oooomittoor" A. J. Yooag.
bor Behlod woo rrootoltolod. Tbo " to tbo PlOWto OOtotoltlOO lo
body or tbo boy woo toU rooorerod for
oTor m) ailDoloo. ood Iboo oil Ibto qotot Hoar Booo Prooontod to Yoor
W. a Moo. Otoodo
aoodiool oklll oould do to rorlro bloi
moon: tKe. Junior
follod.
ns'nontoi«nto;4d0i
Mro. P. J. O'Noll of Adrtoo bod
bor oorlom off ood woo otborwloo
iorioooly iojorod to o moowoy obol.
d«ot Moudoy oroolog. Mr. O'Noll,
who lo tbo mootor faridgo boilttor oo
lo« Loke Bboro rood. rcoooUy loot two
ftogort to oil ooeldool. Iiiolr doogbtor
wot oorioooly borot^ by gooolltoo npido: oddMH. Bor. a W. Ooloton.
Olid too lo-tow bod bUfoot >uomod

by a fourtb. bot be appmreil to ta to
tta bands of Msldrm^ ani eras off
wttbmit a erruteb. It eroold net do to

Work;

Friday oftotnooo: "Mloolonory
Corioo."M. B Holtoy. Trororoo Oily;
Uooboi. Bor. J. a MltaboU.

Ss“SSS*rs

irwrlf on a

yard to tbe "‘i^ar
coanw sand. Wbeo tbe colooel wathrough bgurlug tblugs out. be dU
paU'b*-d a wt*r\«ut to buy ruai empty
Cliffee sacl.*<. He M-nt auutbvr to a
lumber jard for plunks and l<oanis.
Th«Te were WIiK-bcrter Hflvs on male
to AJaro. Tliroe of tlo-wr wrafioiui were
purchased snd found thHr way to the
consulate. fittHug tbe several da.vs In­
tervening u-f.we Hie -.Tib the tags
won- niUd with aan.1 and the lumts^
at wed up to m.wsnre. There wwa nel
tle^* esplutiage nor gowlp. The ring
• a amillng fuce and refUMd to
show Its band. It ts-,-amc iuuwu that
tbe o»loto-| did not Intend lo sn«-ak. but
n was all ll.e same to the Hug. It held
tbe winnlug iwrd nvmt*eni
.Native help was ctowp and pl.tity lo
AJu.vi. but tbe Ibirtv liile.rers who
Wiirked fi»r r«ilone| S*ndfb< ro iui>«t of
the ’night of the INIth n'clred double
wagvw. Wb.li day d.iwne«1. fberr was
a eurpris** in stoi.- for the town. Tbe
American consulate was a f.el, and
above It wav.sl Old OUi-y. Inside tbe
fort w ere tbe «vmsul bis American clerk
a stray KugUsb adventurer who
aching for a fight. 1 be dictator
a niess.-i,g.T to liupilre wbnt It all
meant, and over bis sand tag's t'olonel
mllb«Ts answered:
-It simply inenns that I am r^Ar for
the fete of tbe saint of AJwt-u. and iKm
Huaaco can turn tbe cniwd bs.se as
WHI as be Is cxiiivenKHtly ready r
.kja.-o „ iH.i.uIallon of ;i*o»si burrab.d
ud waved their flags und murclosl the
reels. Tlo-y W ere re ei.foi .snl by 10.Hi outsiders. v\ bo cur»*H| and grow led
and sb..uti-.1 by turns amt asked each
• bow the plans bad nilsearHe«t
ring sulked. Smltbers amlle.1 gHrn-

Latest eflevts m Watch
r.uar.ls, to go with the
neatest goW watches tor
lAdiesand Beat Tnookeepers for gemlctnen.

0,fcS2ia252a;-J2!n.«
Bnng ns your watches to
repair. Best results by
reliable workmen.

BamumSt
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TRY A RECORD WART AD.

cwtTciaiikwiiB^
N.

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OSTEOPATHY
inll I- b>*rd i«4ts« ssUi i'uvt. <* Hatardsj.

J.0.ltM.J.TRUEBUM)Dl>.O.

Jane 1- iwssjsui

tlvea. Don Uuasi-o and the r

William lUack. tb.- noveUst. pur|»o»ely fxaggerat.sl the admiration that was
always aroused In him by gram-, beau-

Uts^lng admirations and attachments
of bU early daya,” aays bis biograpln r.

to bis sister. He bad Us-n pn>fe*lng
ome lime to be the d.-vuted slsve
of a certain Mlsa M.. and bis sister bad
invited the young lady to ber house
one day when ahe was expecting him.
D Black was announctsi. Mrs. Morweot into her drawing room te
greet him and found him atriding up
and down the aivartnuiU wrtb lent
head and gloomy counu iiance. ‘WelU
bnt is it now r she ask.-d. *I am lo
desp.nlr.’ he answ.'rvvl.
‘Oh. but vou
UMsi nut be long tn despair. I am expccHug Wiaa M. to nrrivo at auy nue
‘Never mention Imc name agulu
to my hearing! I>oo*t you know that I
lev4|^ to Misa .\.r mentioning
anotto-r young Udy whose acquaint

loysHfifliiiifioiiti OSTEOPATHY
1C2=Si

sn-

to |.r«».-nt th«r clsims to
lTo:*i. Voort, St Siw Pr.4jwl*
lti«TltJ
TraVt-^Ol.^b^ USJ^MtmaSM

ABDlNTBITITIlfTO

r^mml WLmfim^^
it will certainly return from lo to as per

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DKN-riST

DR. W.J. HIGGINS
L.C. BRYANT.
Rooms 501-a. New Wilhelm Bl«

JOHN R. SANTO

IKT sjH-ech. -She is the only
woman for me. and I would give
wortds to bear hot call me -WbWII
Itomr’- ______________

E.W. HASmeSkSOR
FIRE mSURAICE
JKSv’!K;22r.

His Ca»ecvatlows,

. you want u» many my daugb
ter? What are your exptctalionsr
-Wc ci|svt lo eloi*e If you refuse
yaur consent to i inrosiTlage, and we
expect forgtvecew. w hen we gel back.
Then we expect you to
I an al-

J. W. GAUNTLETT, M. O.
PHYSICIAN AND SUROBOM

wa ow«r vma awaaroa xMmwni ne-

F. J. Cheney A Oa. Props. .Toledo. O.
nWe. tbe ondorslpMd. taro known
F. J Cbenej for tbe laJt 15 years, and
abe to carry ont any obUfatlons made

^ Toledo. O.
Hall's Otlarrh Cara U taken \narHly. aotUjf dg^y
Wood

a.£rs2i».Kst

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wy

MISCBLEANboliS

kAllUATgM or AMOtlraB W'BiXii. nr
• vsrrWil'Al HT. KllUtoVIlJJt. M<»

Pnoe
A., ooottiittod ooioldo ot tbo Botik
OtookSonilorimniJolyA. Tbo oMotr. and brain ond atopo tbo mind of dodtaobtoged quite by aoBdant
.imoototookofatootol troobU.fmtop.
Two wtoka lalcr at ta paaaed tta ala' od from ofoortb Boor window, dying
mefla ukioe at nSfbt a would te aaBlMOOt ioolontly. Uo woo M yooro of
■aaain sprang forward with uplifted
TIm im pMokM te tU.
ood llrod ot Now
kntfa Tbe colonel got In one atimtgbt
blow from tbe aboulder before tta JaVy Vtk to 17tb toclaalro. ffood taknife came down, and tbe fellow wmit
bead over beela to lie lo a aenaalfte
baap until arreated. He turned not to
ta a talf erased, talf dmnken nattre.
and of couree tbe dictator waa rery 3WEBTGRBAM lOe a pint
aorry-^alte upaet by tbla unfoctnoate
aSalr. A third attempt an tta cotowaTa

Fto wpi toltowid to a

The wann teason brings
demands fior unique a^
tasty tKiveltics in Jewel-

•*Bmmmoar^mrnt€k mt for it.

IS
GRAND RAPIDS I INDIANA NT.
Tr«ia3

Jun»n. use
Trsv«rs» aty as toAoses:

Pur P«>i.«k«y sod HsckUksv C'lty. S « a m.
rurliAl p.aato su«ah to Fort Waias. Hdv
polats aorSk So Mosklaow Oty, || Jd
Wt* tir&at Kaptds. Ctoesgo. Ctactaassl sad la
r..r UwmtlJx sad Ht Loaw.44Up.ss.
ror rru^ry sad Horbur Heaiacs. « SU p.».

*- •

Cooking by C»s h« .ssoted iU
.uperionty u) tbe hotuehold is
em|*it.cslly as hs»e our sold,
ten in tbe Philippine Islands.
Where you find s household in
this town in which Gas u Bsed
tor fael. you find oomlbtt. cootnember, tune fix FREE SER.
VICE expires Jtilyl.

niMonttiai.

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L. L. A. BUILDING

PROF. C. E. HORST
MRS. C. E. HOR8T

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TMBiraBinEN
«tat7 VMktoftT^^

1 taft dM M«» m» tlM gudoi
wm. lamB^TMk. Thmtprnk^

erne For • Wiie*
dhotam.
:naw more thaa om perm wta
d ta wUltBg to ta a widow pro1 ata cosld ta dmasd la tta DOW
I or the day and ta

. TW akirt to Biado wlOi fai
I toMta. «oljr toat tbaj ara m
itte« tC tr W Am. BmU foUtod or idaltod. iHit Joal art 111 to
MteM Md nMrrad to UO vtet
tbe drro. matortot br It
nm taB't • stri ta tiM
. Ttooo rt#cii to die wairt a»

«Mnt dnad to U teft

Dr. A. J.

Mm O. H. OioaBwaU and shlldrea
sfAilaala, Oa.. am rlaillnc ■ fte
oom of Mr. and Mm Jaa. H. BobO. a Baaoh and famUy of Blmraida, UL. airlrad oa tta Banday beta
for tta aanuaer ■ ttalr pmltj ootlage
Imwysr Logan Hay of Bprini
UL. MTlrad at Old Miaairti to apmid
the 4tli with faU family at Bagla
Omftortlaga.
s new ooUageabave baan •
oa Ttia Flnaa property for tta a

aMBtslMtoiMCTarTwaU avoid bear
1l«lL To do Bijraalf JastU*. I did art
wito to taar n^aair dlacoaard. Kata
Uarkar'a remarks were latraarlj palafal to me. oa patefal that 1 rmrtvod to
Isara tha pUoa of ajr With^aad ao
ftoth Into tha great world, hoplnc to
bad tha
too rnj
I Biada suapej. mi to It oot
«.aadtodotblsl w
rtojrfaaitoca. To 1
tarasbaUbaglreci.'
Utiai
#r aa aoiit 1 lohcrttad a fot
•wasd tha UUto tmiaMedow
frith tha acra of frtmad about It to
Which I had Urad with mx nxitbar.
had silica aba waa no hmaer Urine I
poaolrod to go Lack and dispoae of tt.
%ha dajr after inj orrlTal 1 rigged a
taUKiek to iba back yard and lay
#awa to It with a cigor and a book,
rrstty aooo I beard voices over tha
1 dto art forfrt l

aeanbliar
ava rooae
■a: 1 waa
I raeognlaed the fim rolro aa that of
hCarloo. tha second as that of Kata.
This waa all I beard, for the two glria
haeasd oat of bearing.
la tha ovcnlng 1 colled on m j nel).*to
tar. Kate Harker received me as If 1
were tar oldest and beat friend, makpt to conceal the favor 1
I her eyra since she bad
ptoaaoaeed me a gawk. Marlon waa
rary roaervad. Indea.1, bad 1 been aa
anaopbtoUcated aa when I had baard
tar aay “Bat ta know, tblngar* I
Obaold tava coocloded that she bad
tnnaad agalnat me. Bnt a man cant

feeltog that since I bad I

tama bad puiiutoc«d her Ilk
taMSt fbce as It
taao wrti Used to my memory.
DOW DO lees boocat and bad
more beantlfuL 1 did not pro(K>ae to
pot up with this I
“Too young b
I aald. -lie.
of convrraatlon with regard to roe that
“You two were talking to the
drtk. One said. *Ue*a a gawkf the
ar. -But be know. tUliigvr “
Tbe two girls bx>k,*d at each otber
aald Kate. Marton waa alb-nt.
“Do you. Markmr I aakiMl.
“No. but candor comivl. me t
that at that lime tbe crltlclama were
|fst.“
-The erst surely wsa. Iliougb I am
BOt so oerUln sbout the aectmd. Hut
the jmtnees of It sll could have no
oBecl on a buy Of nineteen. I have for
jaars felt tarably toward the one v^lul
callad me a gawk and kindly to ber
who aald *But be knows tblngar “
“Then you recognised tbeir vt»l<
saU Kata, paling allgbily. “Tell ua
who callad you a gawk.“
**1 may have attributed tbe n
to tha wrong girl, but to whom.
I toaa this pin let her stand acini
Taking a psarl pin from my ac
tosaadtt to Marlon.
Tha distreas on Marion’s fatv waa
palnffl to nsa. Kate blimhed. and the

maoott i

BOKX Mounirxao roa wivow.
taper to nothing at tbe top, apwadlnf
to ten Incto-a wide at the bottom.
There U but one kind of crape for tWa.
tbe old Kngllab Courtaold. oa
other la made of aufflclenl body for tta
•«. Tbe skirt la made of
black, frosty eodora, with t
warp Juat being vUlble !n a4.me occult
way. enough to give the a<jft
Ired to art off the crape. The uniat
alaahcd with Inacta of tbe crape,
and there la a abaind tartlia entirely
of the crape, and this la wrought Into
Jabot In tbe front. Tbe aleevea are
of tbe endora. with three ruffles of tbs
Bp« at the a Ide abaiHd U.tlom. Tbs
Inly white brtnotltcbcd mull collar
la a pretty adjunct to a black
black la generally r«-ry tntog to tbe
complexlou when agalnat tbe nock.
An> UkIv might envy tbe liocomtng lit­
tle cap find floating while roll. The
rap mid veil are of crepo liaoo. than
which nothing la more becoming.
more ordinary wear IIhtc are
mniiy different luatorlnla. such aa soft
re. «wHlimore, silk wsn» beiirlvelllnga. black ixiugoe and many
smaU tlgured Stuffa; alao pUIn bbick
wool grenadine. Anything almost tlial
U Idack will snawrt If tbore la a bit of
cratn- inmiowhore as a algn.
Few young women. exci*|»t wUlowa.
w«-ar btack veils save for church
In flmt mourning. Hats are inmle
to aU th<> moat faahlonable abaiiea
«Tni>o trimming for the Brat
months. After that taffeta rib­
and chiffon can bo oard to trim
with. UUckquUlaare
bats for young ihk>p.Io than anything
eliMi. .Mingled with black luatcrlew
ribbon they are quite proper for any

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MUSICLESSONS FREE

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NTAUB AND PLATFORM.

Themtum of Hilda Thomas, tto
olaver comedienne, to the dramaUi
stage, after a hriUlaat career of foni
yeara aa a prominent vaadeviUl^
beadUuer. la one of the interesting
emaU of the ooming aaaaoo. Mlltou
Nohlse’ aad Btonley Wood’s oo
ta tta Tshtcle employed to exploi
Mlaa Thomas* talents nnd n atrooi
ony U being engnged in btr

to give formnl setting to onr sorrow
member, friend nnd brother to na nil,
dent Order of Foresters of Court Trav
erae Ma 868 do faintly expraaa what
ahoold be mid of onr brother. We do
hereby
Kewdved. That in tendomesa of

•“S.fcTh..U«e„

R5“t
o4: ^* S; .

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more Newa

brtng la

aoTICE.

LOe ANQRLBS OR 8AK PRAK018OO AND RBTUBR. via O. R. A L ALL FRUIT BOYERS and aallcn
78 and 71V
axe bereby notified that tbe otdi$».84.
78^; oom. «;
nan^retottoe totoe
Tickeu on aale Aug. 1st to 8th good
oata. 48; pork. 8I8.78S; lard. 811.18.
retnming natil 8epc »>Ui. aeoount of
tbe K. P. blennUl m*«ting. Kate
KVKWTtl in aociBTT.
A Tary asjdynbla snrpriae par^
last eraning on tbs oooawas gimn li
C. B. Uarrmj. Agent
alon of tbs
Miss Mildmd Jaoota,of«8Wb

naif to take the blame that abe k
bakMigwl to her. but witbuul aucc^.
1 waltad to aao If Marioo would place
tt wber. tt belooged. but rt»c did noC
Bta handed my pin back to me.
“Keep tt aa a token that you are for
glvan.“ 1 aald.
Bnt ata waa rewilute. and I at U.t
eta aympatl.y to father, mother, brotoplaced the jewel again to my scarf.
I waltad a week. Imvli.g the girl,
them and with ua adl till we meet
fraa^ tta on. to aasuma ber Just bur­
den. tha altar to plact It upon Iwr
friend. 1 paid Kale marked attention
Ir onrso^
and iroatod Marion with lndiflr.2. iHv the choice of aoeb a conspicuous arti­
I had laaroad aelflahnem myaelt. but cle. There are mmje Ten dainty little
ndmlrod that sense of honor which faneb-s In neckw.-sr. qohe appropri­
ate all of them. One has tbe stock of
white cre|»e Uaac shirred clom-l.v to tbe
foundation, and over that are laid totr
tollllner’a folds of bUck crap«‘. Tbe
bow with Its long ends b of bbek
b o
tt was tta kisa of my favor that pained with tiny lines of white crepe Uase
aroond them:
Boas made of black chiffon, with a
TKAVERSE C ITT MARKEm.
“itortod.** 1 aald one day. “have you
roU of crai^* Iwund around tbe edges
ropeoted taring called me a gawkr
and down tta long cods, are quite prop­
Bba gave me no nrplj
er for outdoors, sod even the dreaa 1
-WoU. yon bad brt
the lUuatrallon can be worn to tb
■attar from jonr mlt
aireet with one of these boss snd
ptoea. I waa not only
■any. In tbe second. It was not you small hat; but Ihb must ha vs a vuU
wta taoka tta wofd. but Kate. In tbe w hen for a widow. oM or young.
Fur full moumlng cotton or MIk
third. I lore you and want you
gloves are not to ta worn, no matter
tack wttb »a aa my wlfe.“
ta IndIgnaDt waa ata at the pain I what tbe wtsther. Thb remark Is
tad glr«n her that ata kept me wait mads bccsiise s bdy waa seen oMy
yoaterday In a grand and ekgant ooa
tot a yoar mad then only
tUBiMn but tbe cotton glorea
HBXRIETTF ROUSSEAD.
Tta drowning man was atmggltng
In tta water and quick as thought tbr
brave man dhed uverlioard and
amonrt la raM to m^lt^ln ajne- grasped hlmjost aa be was going down
the—no. gentle reader, not the third
time, but by actual count tbe sc*v»ihI.
gaachad a lanullslng total and
They were roaming, tbe man and
A Maad of tta lasutiitlon that
maid, out under tbe soft tight of tbe
ta aartetad went to Andrew Ci
a-tan Poesy goea band In band
and laid the Carts befaro him. These moon,
with Lore. A moonbeam lingered one
Inaunt In tar treasm. s lumlnooa Mr
nal to her pert nP emotlona.

a& *L
MHdd^tolta&ej^ #1.00 fi
Itrip. Tndn loasea 8:4Ua m..

lareer than that «tf tbe pn*w-nt man;
a iNidy wi.»rt. bar tort tta llootUig riba.
Ita x.-nullurm -h-hmIU and lU little
to»-a. and to whU U mauv otber rtanges
have taken pla.-e. lie
tta
cbeatSiiid apiirr and lower Jlmln w&b
be Unrrt- ami that II..- future man will TRY Luiky Jtoand RnUod
^hg^nvery t^Aagw
be much Ulirt than bhi prototype of today.- Luudoa tJlrtN-.

and bnriag a good

aU IL Minor and family
wsm Altos Kelson. Eva Boon. Bdna,
Sprlngflald. UL, airlTad on tatarday Myrtle and Ltoyd La Frantor. Btclia
Inal and am Tory oortly aettiad
Baitoy. KUa Weed. FOm Velsy. Goldia Baiton. Omot Woodbonse, Ida
inly an ids^ apot and Mabel Bsssiona. Mary Harley.
Tta Pinas 1st
whattariaaaamli Jsssto Kosoos and Gladys Lanfman.
of l^lh. mat. or play, aaoh gaart
wUimelafatbs thoughtful ath
r the laalal host and hostssa
der of tiie day aad this ematogat
Bar. J. N. MilU is atill a gi
Blmhwood. the popular maort at Bast
tta Bateman ooitaga tatwUl laars on
Bay. Tliey wUl be guests of Mr. aad
ita Ohartstroto for tta nottlM
Mm. Mike Idtasy. The todies will
. Mr. Mills la a maalelai
taiotoedtblsematogby thsgeattoability and many plsasant
of oourss wUl airim to tins
are sa)<76d by kU friends in tta mr. Asa Hals aooosapaatod by
his violin wilt ta among the goesto
aad its poaribls that tta sea aerpsat
lor tbe ^easnm aeekint fsmt may be 'lamd away froaa bis mtmat
■ tta Old Mission Inn. Tta Inn lias
Wtosksy aad todnoad to
tar Croat with good
laelf MMMig the psaoeful
billows of Bsst Bay. At any mte Mr.
Uwa. with oroqnsi aad tsonla Hals la going to ply.
grouada. oarriags driraa am to otdar
to ihs many points of totsmrt though
Mra. Thooma Ma^aa. Mm C. E.
ths gmen fisidi and toafy woods for
J.A.MeMaaaaaadl^
which Old Mtorion la ootod.
looo •« the ■•MM of Hi*. TImhdu
Mr. aad Mm. Quo. PasfisUL Jr., am
ezpeotad at Old Miaaloa about July
tonne nenr the buy aliore. 1
16th aad wUl oooupy the Bimkey cot- todies wiU bntertain again tome
taga Mr. and Mrs. Paaflsld aailsd
for Barppe to February aad aiiioe
that ttow ham bsea travellag abroad
Dr. J. A.
to Oonnaay. Bwltsemad. Baglaad aad
Italy, aad although the alghta of the father. George Snyder, of Fulton.
Old World am grand they am glad to Mioh.. nmlhia brother, George, Jr.,
get back to Che Mew aad-Old Miaa­ of Mb Plansnnt.
J. W. Hannen and daughter Helen
loa.
left this afternoon for a trip to New
- Tta Ruahmom Hoaw to ftUtog with York city nnd Brooklyn to visit Mr
umecj the mme peopto who ooom
ten’s relatives.
jrear after year to that hoaidtablo rouf
rbert Montague has gone to CUi
and to mst in the shade of the taaaii- oago to visit tbe btg furniture expo
fnl maples which to yearn gooe
re- aition.
aounded wlti. the Indtaa war whoop,
Mrv. J E. McDonald of Pm bo. Col.
while amoke from many a wigwam i. visiting Mrs. LewU Zeok.
earled upward. But those days are
D. Krall baa been oalle.1 to Bagigooe and the Uughter of happy child­ oaw by the lltneM of bis father.
ren la lieard who rejoice to the free_
Ctarles A. Btrait who won the re­
of eobool out and they baok ai cent voting contest for tbe Reoonrs
Old Mission.
__________
frrt- aoholarmhip in the lulernatioiial

alwuMt dc rlgueor. A abort
box Nlmirt wtUi tbe bottom flaring
b shown In one place, and
there Is a polnttxl yoke of crape. Anbbetl at tbe edge wUli a roll of tbe
same. Ib low this are deep hvigthwlae
folds of the eodora. front and back.
Th- c-ollar Is a standing one with folds
of crape st the edge, and Inakle tbb U
narrow roll of white crvpe llaae.
Black uriiiure pnra«M»ls and glace
lovia ar«‘ fasblonahle. and Jewelry la
tsea aurWhitby Jet. In m
twlated.
hd by fine gold
This we have s«H»n
s«*«»n liCTore
l*ef« many years
ago. but it Is not so ortenUtlona as
dlnmooda And becautie a woman has
e la tv
wear sonietUJng
lighten the aombem«as a little.
Ilandkercblcfk for mourning are of­
ten seen with borders more tlian an
Inch daep, aad then agalu we wUI flad
others wtam tta bUck line la quite
narrow. Others are sU white, but are
hemstitched with black ailk. Tbeae
are M-ry refined. Some are all white
with a Mack monogram tu one comer.

iaaf tasomn.

TiA

prtdlrtlon as to
He *ee« In the fa
wbi»m ameer ti
tave taken plar.

taaaagMrttaTtaPIs
Tta ItaMly of Dr. «
j.^lifatatba Rmh
MtoaOhaaSmllliaf 1

ramaa If ta aliatod
waalthrr
n tet Ulak i oMid acai Mai IT
bawaro wordi*'I waa Ijrlac to a haaiDoc la the
tack jrard. raadtoif. IfoCap d went
tola tba booaa. ti«t as tlito tap of

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TEMIBULOSSOF LIFE

NEW MOORNtNG GQWfia.

You may select

Mtrtbsa Btock.

Knives
Forks
Spoons

J. w. mmktn « •
St»rt Chsed temonew 3IUtm»oti.

You‘11

CARD or TB ANKS.

We wish to thank nil the friends
and neighbors who to onr grant bere­
avement to tbe loss of a aon and bro­
ther. extended to na their sympathy
aad help lu many ways; for ilie
beantiful flowers sent na We ahall
remember each and all with grateful
Mr. and Mra O. C. Thrall.
Herb Thrall.
the farteal
a terror to tbe efflclnl ateiwgmpbera.
Henry f. Jobnmn. of Indiana, who
aened iM-vt^al terms In congrewi, waa
aaleat s|
» talked OKTe than 3U0

havf^

yonr

friends visit you this
month - be sun-and
ha\ I- nice tabh^are
to place Iwfore them
— We ran ri;» your

Reifitiant Sale

In €loak Room « «

table out at a mod­
erate price.

AN AITRI’XIAnU) RhMNAN r SALK.

Rofltr Spoons
SIperSol

Ukri the busy b«-<; we iiiifirovi- rat h sliiiiiim hour. \\V
are adding urw lliiuus to the
alreatly larv?e lc»t of Rf*mnahts.
and Otfds and Knds.
I he
word IVolil is i-nlin ly forj^oi(11. In I lany cas(*s ^oods are
narked ; I less; ^han
cost.
t

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Rastall’s

Ladies’ Bathing Suits and Caps

PERE Marquette
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North Dakota where be will iirospcci
for a time and may locate.
Arnold Cook and Miss Bessie Fnlgham went to Kalkaska today for a
few days visit with friends there.
J. V. Bowman and family and Mra
Benbam JoireU B. J. Fulgbam today
and will aummar at Keexia Mokesa
on Bart Bay
Rev. D. O. Ruth has been called tc
Three Rivera by U.e aeriona illneaa ol
hla toother. He will be gone abool
throe weeka
George MoKenxle of Ohioago for
merlj of this city is shaking hanada
with friends here In town.
Lewis a Perry. Mra. Bealy Perry.
Mtoa Khen MerriU and Jack Merrill
arrived to the city tiiia momtog. nnd
wUl upend the summer at Park Place,
1 tay brought their private horses aad
onrriagea nnd will enjoy the drives
about tta city
Joe Hanson waa oalled to Jackson
this moming by the illneaa of an un-

your own

J. W. CLIFFE.

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I'liHNiNriK A I

Cosing out Prices
pfex

On Shirt waists ....
We wish to reduce this stock as much as pos­
sible during the next few days to make room
for the rebuilding alterations that are right at
hand. The Shirt Waist season is here. Now
is the time to buy. You get TWO WAISTS
FOR ABOUT-THE PRICE OF ONE.
All «>f our no. C«*lorc.l IVr. .ilr
Waists go at

35c

,

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'i 1 \

Waists u.
CJuiu c of o $1.0U W aists made of Clioue of om
Silk (hnghanis -fan«jj- an !
go.vl qual ity Gingham, some tucked
(]iliS(>n styles.
fronts,
here Gilrson
style .

$1.25

Choice of our ti:»c tine Pen alc
W'aists, tuckcil Hunts for

™$T.50

43c
tdiriK

f9.duoe.or.

or,

THE BOSTON

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>A^HI*o Wolaet

►TORI

S*rKI NmKRO'S
Giud Opera Hmse

EipeMNl Erinaduiyl
3 IMIOM-TS
-Commencing-

Thursday. July

AHGUSTINDALY
eomtdy eompany

in All Stnr Comneny-Opanlng li

Mui Drew aid Otis Skliacrs
-Croat Comply I

‘A NIGHT OFF
^MUhjw^lie, Mc

the Breatest Sale on Soap ever held in this dtp.
On Tridap and Saturdap ontp we place on sale

I 7AA Boxes » Rrmour’s Olitcb
If AVV pazel Soap * $c per Box.
This soap has bo»-n advertised in the city as being worth 25c per box. It certain­
ly is a »me toilet soap. Those who have used it know of its inerita and speak
highly ol it. l o give it a broad introduction we will sell it on Friday and Satur­
day at 8c per box. After these da>-s the price will be changed.

Tfr-IB BOSTON STORE

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