The Evening Record, August 27, 1902

The Evening Record, August 27, 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)

1902-08-27

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EVENINGr RECORD

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TRA.VBB8B CTTT. MICIL WBOXBSOAY ArOlTSt ST. 190S.

MAXmUH
FINE IMPOSED

AiaiCHICAR CITY. IRD.
I Tvmtmimm

«• nsv*

B«nt»nc«d by Judg«

Waablaftos. Aag. Aag 17-Thfffa
Mt of tha meal board wUeb laapaot.
4 iltw for a aaeai tralaiag au^on to
w loMod oa tha great lakaa.bakbaan

THEY ALL PLEADED GUILTY

owpiatai. balit will sot ba^^
pabheaatilitUaaat to ooagraaa la
DaoMbar. It U aaid that tha board

Flfi#« of 92JOOO Each or Two
ymmn Imprlaonmont

ia tba oaalar of poimlatloa
MIdAla WaW. aad tba alia offored la
oiharwlaa waU loeaiod for tha par-

FIGHT TO
BinER END
Coal Operators Hope to Wear
Out the Strikers

SIXTH TKAB-KO. ISM

nc> A GOOD FiaantMAN

PRIZES FOR REGATTA

caieritoaato HmiW Sic Oaa* to riwra

Twroms* atocli et Indiae Baakrta and SoBoewir Coed* at tB*

> axKa
llald TSl* Weak.

Chief of PoUoe John

Ronnie U fkat

C. a Xwimr. with hU M11*1 y«ht.' “k‘“« • »-I«taUoo for him»U m •
iBt wUiuium.bo«i «llT. lu th« ! a«hennM ijuxng bU tmoMod U kl,
lotrr«ta of U>e ycM roor* lo b« held
M Konkfion ThoMdoy and Fridby.

»»
K«ly thl. nor»>r ud bt, ton Charl» «<« Ml

H-ty Boole S-toro

For Ibe Kortbporl FMpl. b.bMpor.,‘“ “>»»
iroUin* for ItmI.
etauod lb. tollo«inc prlMi:
One I Amid mnob exoiioiwiil ih.y Ubdod •

iORGAN DECLINES TO ACT
Has Assured Mine Owners He

rdd plble
clook. Tnloea »i
OM.llrrr wnitt «t, Tmlo«l .1

M^kin.* «bleb mMM»d
; thmy.four IncbM Md *rl«h«l .bMl

OM ,ilrrr lutp. Tidord M tlb.
In addition to ttM>*e prixaa local mar- j

Sobart B*«elMr Co. « « Free.

“f- »«»»« *>»<> *
eogagwi jaat for tba

Will Not Interfere
of ahoaa; J.

W. MiUlken. pair I
meat and left for ]wrto a
A. Montague, f
bamboo Aahing rod; 8. Benda A Ca. iI lug the book with him.

i*a ■alaetloo bafora aataor.
arahaarof laud anp apieo.

for tba

B^a

naoaaaary

i
of

LffwiM.
A««.
Woodwortk. Hwlw wd KmEw.
th* ffiroffit ocmn tliU MnUaf pUi
•d cm,
I
Jffdc WUffI aflw . brUf oomllW
wUb^Wh of tW tw]«Mwu. ffooi

SCHOOLS ARE READY
Conditions

for Opening

Fall

Term are Very Gratifying

od Uioir iW BmiImmm ww iwpo
aboffl I o olock. Uffiitef Wlac dbM.
W |«7
l«7 a ftw of $1,000,
MlI lo
$1.(100, tko MSI.
BIB flaa of UN^offoBffa. or 1

• WIU Mmtnti M. M. SalU

Kaw York. Aog. MT-J. Plar
Morgan hat aaaorad tha antbraoiU

boating enthu-

ooaning of tba aol.oola nntil Taaadaj,

Down in Pittsburg

aoooont

of Labor

Bla Ctoiaarlaa of lUMtna.UlM^ Mm le

Day, Moaday.
N^Tha eommitlaa 001
aWr

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/ J J

•la

M3 ^

the {•cmctioal work in connection with
Thii
heli.iog along hi* candidacy,

Jranatta

Orand lUpida, Aog. 27-Tbc annual
ooveotion of the League of American

and

Miaa

raitawELi. UEt

1.25.1.50,2.00.2.50,3.00.3.50,'
4.00,4.50,5.00-Siicii Pats, 25e, 35c, 50e

j

He Will 'Manage Senatorial j
Campaign of Gen. Alger
j

Hats, Caps. Shirts. Sweaters.
Etc. Best line. Lowest prices.

Patent
Coltskin

TIK*.

Shoes

1 U.lhirr*. lUllcTi *tul Furnithcf* to It.s kUjc»ty. The Amcrk-.n Cituco

Owing lo the nulx in suit ortlcrs. Mr. Simmons
will l»c lierc unltl Fr»tUy. Come NOW l»eforc
the l»e*t luitera* are gtme.
;
nox.-----------------------------------------------------IIATB.

Wamnttdaot
to crack, for
men and Womta

Next thlnr to GIvInf Them Away!

«/p 2.50

Anew lino of

lunloipumica oj^med thia morning TotoTM4erto lto«. aad Mr*, t:. lloataa Mim Bdltb Uibte and Mua Caro- In the big hall on the top Aoor of the
ard Itruwa.
lya LlTiagatoa warn amployad to All Furuituw Kzpoeition building.
The 1 Julies of the FnemU diuri h
Pittabar*. Aa*. f7-Mora thas f,000
Following la the program for today:
will give the la&tor and wile. Rev.
aaao la tha Bbaaaaco aad HahOBiag
Tha raport apoa taa eoawaa of atnd,
anti Mrs. Howxnl lirown, a farewell
▼alla7t liatra baau throwo oo thair for tba farm waa apoaplad aad adoptAddrcto of welcome- Hon. W. Millard Palmer, mayor. Grand Rapid., reception at the chur» I, on ThurvtUv!
tba baaklngof Art
ening, after prayer meeting.
All tif |
Mich.
ReeiKmse and Pre.ideiifa addriii-

of Mr. Marrin at

an adramH- of

Pai»*r.--The t'nation and OrgaMl- of the iaUntl Uat night
l»ark CommiMiona In the

ktion of

United Blatea.” Mr. U. A. Parker.
aui»*rlnUndent Kenny park. Hartford.

Ci
Uailipad olAoUU
.
AddrsM—“Tno I'anadiau Municiial
truant olAoer and had glren more time
oal famao^imtora la tba PitUbars
Id be expected 8itaat»on.**-Htui. W.. D. Lighihall,
ditiriet audViRSbaaaiiffo and Mabou. to for the prioi' paid. The reaulta Imd mayor Wcatmount. Canada.
iai|a|lU/i at. Mu9 diaoriaiiualod shown that Mr. Marrin waa rery caPaiier--The GfflhenlK-rg Bytlem of
maaifaotafora of ooka. pabla, and
Handling the Loiuor Tramo,'* Hou.
'^ba, Iby^a oluaioff of tba furuBiwa
in dealing with rafraotory pa- J. A. Johneon, ex-pre^idi ui, L. A. M.,
4a
aitrlboUiila to frvifbt ouagaa.
Fargo K. D.
‘ *Mr. Foote thought a tan dollar
aathracilM atrika baa ralae waa too much and Mr. Fairchild
Addra*e—“What i« CJrime. and
blajil faroaot'4 agrwad with him.
Who Are theCriminal*:'”-Hou. Samlo look alM^wliara for faal, aad tboaa
Dr. Garner stated that a good man otd Jouea. mayor, Tolalo, Ohia
that oaa hard ooal have had to raaort la worthy
Paper-* • Street and RoadOoaatracof good
to ookr. Tha cak*' maBofaotaram wara and when the city haa the right
tion.** Mr. Wni
8. CraadaU, editor
tba drat to sraap tha titaatlon. aad the thing ito do Ulo
keep him and I Munioiiml Journal and
Engineer,
i
tha raault hat bar-a that tha, ara to the beat way to keep a good man ia New York City,
diapiwa of tht ir prodooa to tha eaat. to pay Iblm what hU aeriroe..
.
BASKET
rU-MC
ara oparalora at a biffhar Ajfari- than
that ffiTrii b, tha iadt pandaut oparaUpon tha roia being taken the mo%>ra In tbi« Pittahars dtatriot.
tioa praralled, Mr. Foote and Mr.
Raffardlaat of tba oatcoma. thoaa. Fairchild voting againat it.
^aadi of oara of coka ara l*aioir ahippad
The reaigatioB of M. M Keitn a*
to tbr ml, Tba railroad oAoiaU mj janitor of the
Boardman avenue
that tba ooka manafactarara ara try building was recelvt'd and accepted.
iuff to auloaa on them and that tha
KeiUi stated that ill health

A numl*er of MaoeaU'ea of tbia city

furtiaoa oparatora will not admit
trua ooadmoa of tblnfa

tba prompted hi* resignation. In ki* Ut­
tar he thanked the board for all the
pUoe.
••I
mid an oiwralor today.
ieoUw extended to him in tU- iwat
The aiinouna ment haa been made
*‘that wa will bava to oloaa down and and the kiadueas with which be had
that l*. L Deyo had U*n engaged to
lat oar man taka a vaoaUon. aa wa
tnwted.
deUver tlie adofeaa. Plana in thia!
did lafft fallera were several applioationa for
regard liave been clianged xnd Hon.
Alnwdy f.ttoa man akd 4bair famiraoanoy. Inolading W. L. Thoma.,
Perry F. Power* of Cadillac wxU
li.sara *'aBaMeriag" tba bant and H. F. Prarl, J. R Prloa. Uea JameL. Other good apeakera will be
oliaaiTasit wa, thay oaa. Thair taaka aoa aad F. P. Goffar.
Whea the vote
will aooa ba iaoraaaad by aa awa,
taken to IIU tha vmancy George

_______

BMW«'workman aad Ul>orara who oaa
eaoa raoaitad five and W. L. Tbo111 afford a rrat at thia tima.
maa four, therefora Mr. Jameson waa
Koraaoa oiiarator« naar Olavalaad employed for tha plaoe.
ara aaadiair ap a load bowL
Many
ara balng ao other baaineas the
of tha Unraat faraaoaa tbara ara alMl
up on attack!, and for tba paat foar
daya It baa baan a oaaa of from
to month. On Satarda, ahipa

AT BLAINE'S OLD HOME

Thera will be a meeting thi* evening in the oflioe of Daniel

Dake for

the i»oriK»ee of ooaridering the organi-

toaaffa waa amall, bot it aaaad aareral
faruaeaa for tba tima balag.

city. The iffomoter* aad aaveral local
rapitalUt* will be )«re*ent.

TO ABSORB **BIG FOUR"

»v Vakfffaak to IW B»aad.

D of a brat sugar oomiany in thi*

KVBWTB IX aiK IKTY.
Aagaata, Me.. Aag. t7-Praaldeni
HtM Kaniee K.Ury of Slate .tcoot U
Roosevelt |waaad tha night at the old
ntertaimng about twenty-five of her
Blaine mansion, aa tha garal of Gov
•raor Hia After braaktaat. tba gov- aet tide fneod* with abouee party at
aruor and local ooauaittoe took the Oan> Imke. The crowd left thU city
before braakf a*t thU morning and wiU
iweaideat a)ion a ride about town
■pend today and tomorrow at the ratba brvaklaal bill of fare were a i

Maw York. Aag. 47-Tba Baa tbia bar of Maine faraok troat. Tha iraaidaatlal party left Aagaata at SiSO for
moraiaff aaya tba Big Fonr ral
will aoou ba marsad into tba Maw
York Oaatral a,alaBt.aaaMaa tba Laka
Mr. Claraaoa Baaaett, laadiag
Hbora and Mlubigaa OaniraL
TbU
in tba Royal BUva oompany. rode oai
will ffira tba Kaw York Oaatial s,ato MltobaU'a ca hia whaal to oaptara
tam a diraot liaa uiBl.TMU
Rc^*. Hugh Kennedy retuiaed this

Miaaea Aaaa aad Kate OUry,

rooming from F.mpire where be ad- hbT.
dresaed the Kpwurth league coi

STEINBERG’S wREUABLE DRY 600DS AND CL0THIII6 HOUSE.

Kv,.n!nw K.e.4-,1
IK-Iroit-Wheat. 77; 7P^; cort

'I'hcM.* shot's ate warr.intctl not
III er.uk, :uc made in haniKome
new Ull Myli v. Such sIuh.-s «cic
in ter sold Uh»re lt»r less th.in

m'

tliree fi!t\.

Jfsk to Set Cfftm

k\m i riiRiQi

Summer Cut TIowers...
early Jlsttrs tSc per dot
SwtttFeas Septrdoz
Social prices on large tpiantilic*.

FRANK M. PAINE. Florist

I’OITI.AK Slloi: HorSK
TUF. OLD STAND

n
B

ja "THE
50 Doz. Doable Kaee StOCUngS tor bo}^ ami girls. J.er
pair.............................................................. lOo
Bo>s* Knee PanU-a i^air. ...................... ...S3o
Boy’s School Cips...................................... s -SSo

The Honest Cobbler
examines the -Sole of Honor^
and finds it is the Sad of Honor. You
may not know as much about shoes as
be does, but take our word for it—so
good a shoe as Sols' -R-oyaJ Bto." for
SO small a price was never offered be­
fore. All styles, all shapes, all satis­
factory kinds of
leathers at one price.

AsHorJbCo.,

S5.5O

Colors
he very
newest and
prettiest to
be had.

I Mm** ff*od *k** te w*d* by S*li. Sekw^ A Cak.

‘-^^ssisfssr—

FRANK FRIEDRICH

Styles '
Wc Expect
balance of
our fine line

Nothingilat*
er—just in
and arriv­
ing daily

THE OLD RELIABLE

THE NEW STAND

242 FRONT STREET

MEETING TONIGHT

wara actnally made fn«m MoKora
H<Kka to i'laTaland U oaa day
Tba

WBpartWI TWt tW 8r«M WUlWMarvW

Some Very Nobby Styles. Choice Values.

KII.I.BO IN Kl.kC TION KIO I

rve Mm Met l>««tb iw'l*t*rt.i Itira l.a»t
8 lu m.
propotltloaa.
Ntffhl.
Tha
Pallet-*-Truniportation and Taxa
Tha applloatloa of P. D. Marrin.
▼alleyt
M. Head, mayor of
)r raai^lntmaat aa truant oflioar tlcm.*’Hon. J
that hara ba< 11
Ban Jb
aa-.rwtolirad, aooompanlad by a good NaahTille. Tenu.
liariod of iwoap^itf ainoa tha atral
Papi-r—“Tho
contract
Sy.tem.*’ Three pe,
atnka of -laat ^mmar. are aboot to Bnparlntandant Horn •
Hon. Tboxna. G. lUynea. mayor of Mrionsly injured during an election
oaiiarvo a f^rioAot Voforoad tdleoaoB.
ID the twjtteru coaat
Oaraar morad tba n-apitoint- Baltimore. Md
ry to $^ a mouth, ihv former pay

LADIES’ and MISSES’ SKIRTS

their triciuK arc mviietl.

thair bid Wing th.- lowaat of taTarml

port of hia icoiioaltiou atatad that !
excellent
Marrin had ;mada a

$1.19

JUST RKEIVEb....
kpi ion

aad on raoommeadatloo of tha oommli

taa oa waja and maans the ooutraot
forthaaohool rappllaa waa awanlad
to Hobart. Baaohar A Oo, for fiM.To,

CAPa

3. BENDA A CO.

ing by (General Alger.

Bmllh,>li$raaI*liaRoaa wara aoc-ptad

Pai^ Taylor

Boy’s

^ SoKiool Sui^s

ly
Mi

BY GENERAL DUFflELD ^

MUNICIPAL LEAGUE

Mnbcir tad. 00

Th, friend* of Mi*a Edith L. Ml

trophia* are of coaaidarable value and i of her grandpareuU, Mr. Dago,
ooal oiAiratora that ha will not inlar.
are well worth alruggling for.
.Maple CUr. Edith went to M
fare in any way in the grant dwl
City,ihr»-e Wfi k* ago to rlait aa
and the opetmtora aspaot tha
friend* and relatirea
Doa of the minera will ba worn
while rUiting
oat in tha ooowe of time, aad that
llM-y will begin work with nay nombar of aaao.
Tbia BMwaa that Uie
atrike will prora a bitter one, aa Mor*
an !■ oonaidart-d the only man who

FOR LACK OF FUEL

S

-^wnaaMritoreMr.

aiaau from tbia city will attend the | who»« home la west of tha city.
rtgatU and they ara determined to .regret to hoar that ahe i* aerit
ofthepriaea Thelaick with aoarlet ferer at the I

»uld eettie it.
Oal, taraa qaartara of an hoar waa
Somatoa. Aug. S7-Oi>. ratloaa wara
aaoh of tba otlitir oaa«^ axoap« that of raqalrad Uat Bight to dlapoaa of tha
waa bafora tba board of adaoa. not raaanaad thia naoralag at tha aaBlokantaff. la rUw of bU belof oo*
tioaal waabery of the North Amarlonn
ttoa
la
tba
abaaaoa
of
Mayor
Oanrar
l7 aa aoi|4o7a of tha eoiaiBa,. bit
Ooal
Oa na exp^HSad. Preaidaat AnO.
O
Moffats
waa
oallad
lo
i«aalda.
due waa Asad at fIMUU. All will 1*7.
eaaage to Mitohell re- By T.dcr^i* to Ih* B«x»r<l
Baparlalaadaat Oilbart waa praaant
A vartaat baa baao iaaoad for Kdoenly atating that work would be reDetroit. '-\ug
*’7-Oen.
wlu R. Root of Kalaiaaaoo. attonia, aadalatai that oraTythlog la wady
d and raqneetiag him to keep
for tha opaniag of tha aoboola. and
uffield will manage Gen. K. A Al-'
of tba UaBdataoo Amat Oa, a
praimatioaa prorolaa tha bagln. atrikera away. A large crowd aaaam- ger's ■eiiatonal cam]sign. H« will I
a aiailar ohorc to (bat nuula afaiatl
slag of tha torw nudar tba moat far- bled aliont On* iroiwrty this morning,
be a oamjAigu manager a* the i
bot DO attami4 waa made to oierato. term gtnerally u under^lood. bot will j
On tba aaggaalloB of Profaaww Uilthe head of a tHimmiltee of.Gen- {
bart tha board Totad to daUy tha
eral AlgW* friend* who will atoome

Sovoral Blast Furnacaa Bhut

THE WEATHER

bath toweU; J.

will haea to ratify tba

NBWmffM.ffO.ljr M SMteW W..
IW Off WttB •I.TICMJ rWffltir-All
riM« WIU W l*M-Aa BW..#

eort. gueeu of Mil* KeUey. rataraing
after .upjtra tomorrow night Many
fine things have bran arranged for the
eajoymaat of the gurat* aad a de-

Hew Goods
« « Jirrivina Daily
New dress goods, new Elzevir and Rondeau cloth.
Pcrcaticncs, Waist goods and Notions. Ladies* new
Capes and Childrens new Coats for fall and winter.
Men*s new Suits, Youth’s new Suits and Children’s
Suits and Overalls. Staley’s Wool I’nderwear—nothing
like it.
’
Wc arc tilling up our store all that it will hold with
first class goods and our prices will be the lowest.

A. J. WILHELM

wh6

lb.
Thera WiU be aametingof the Mod-

WIOS STREET

The well
known makes
only sold by
us and fully

Goarantced

------■

CWldrens
School Suits

kllourqualities are
best and we
can guaran­
tee modest

Prices

1

I 1 Hamilton Clothing Co. ] j

caii n**^‘ WsDKnoAti A.vocarr

ram

THE EVERUG lECOlH.
B5OT™"

ua floM the «rf0Ni^ iilmwm «f
THAVKIISE CITY. MICHIGAN ttioiipBitcfotlMM. The MCtMtioe
thea^e fomMt iaterre^
wwtfe^cf Mkia. la featmalMt the
URANOtRAVER

^Sentral Dtws
oflbtUhrM

dlaBpnwMUUamarhlaUaadholelatwaeFald yaatordaj for eoam oheftee
the

•s5

LOYAL TO BEET SUGAR

famUy
ecaaetanr with
room
for two. The craTe wiU be
iaaeifbtly locality, with a marble
•lab bottom and the partiUoa to the
o .eiwrate the two oompartThe bridecroom’A tree wife,

etook.
Laet year the latter part ef rAafast
the price sauced from fl to $1.10 a
|»AeL At that time the price wa. ahBonaallj hicb.a»d tliU year aboat the
amrafe of former yeare at thU period

died a few mootbe aco. bat
her | u beiag paid.
CtaTc 1. marked with a aimple etoae
--------------------------------------------coumeat
• makk xo mokb critTAix polb«

CtTT CiMOCiaroM

r I. WM
CoairTo«auui A. B. UarraBb waa ia
Om eitr iMt aUrta or hU vay to the
o AR. «acaaiiaBt«t at c'eatiar
Lake, where he wlU dalirar aa ad
drrM. At Park Place he aa. mat hj
al local frimiaa Beet Eu«ar wa.
theeah)eet of ooBTateatlon bei

■krVBUI AH HTATB TH KBT.

deml from a*|diyxiaUoa.

the eoaffroMman aa4 thoa> vr
Ooaffamama DarraBh ^phatlcally

It

u beliered

tliat

prompt

Pianey.

who hae beaa
time, is pro
ACt time fm

thorougli reiaire. ooMiuB fl.lOU.OUO,
«ie neoeEAary to preeerT.^ Sk Paul’.
oaUH dr.J in IaOuiIou. a. the foonda*
non. bare br»n wehened by bad

cat A box ADd a«.l ibM>.

r»BD M. WARN BH «T UmkkmmA.
UAMIRIa MriXlY €»f Km«.
an appropriation for a mate bai been
obtained the bolldinjc will be an
earner problem than tlie matt, r of ifei

smta
Jo.tnsP. u r..

ii

year. old.

ii|

did!

J^ed Kockers
and 3*Piece* Reed Parlor
Sets, we will sell this beau­
tiful hear>' swell roll, arm
reed rock* r. just like cut.
made of the best V.erman
reed with solid leather
cobbler seat, for

^e.7B

IaOW I

J. W. SLATER, LEADMB HOUSE FUWIISHER

^d
rwltaUng the company from tasatioa

lA^a^. Monday. Toewtev.
tey aA Friday, and 8 :te p. m
ilay.
Bate. $i:5 one way.

_______
.company will take the curteln pole
been lu eruption .ince te-t Fri.Uv. j ^j^bmery and tlie other machinery,
•nd w emiuuig tliower. of Rtone. and j
«»ori.u of a planer, boiler and

tiOK the Rile

9 '

Dt. A. W. Ohaai ’. NVoe PilUare,
eold at aOc a box al dealer, or l>r. A ;
W. Cbaae Medicine Go.. Buffalo. K.
V. See that ponrait and .ignature of I
A.W. i!haee. M.D., areon e^rry pack.

Ur M Sherman of i>ntralia. Kan- for ten yeoTA and local caplteltet.
am. turn to.iui acre* of fanua ll i. Iiavw been liberal in sobeurihing to
mvrnUH'a mile* from hi. bouae to la. the etook of the company.
fortbrnt jiomeeHiou. and h« employe.
John Y. Ott A Co. will dteooalinoe
the curtain pole cosiuee. if the plant
here oan be di.poeed of. Mr. Finney '.

AIhBX MAI rLAMO ef I

tint

to fitroduot Our Large
and Compk Lint oL ,,.

d of good,
i------------ ^ the ^
me a great deal
goad, relieving
the hack of my h««d

draiutiiK and Ibe boneyoombinc r»oaTation. of Ibe tube railroad, and
other Rubsurface work.

ChARlASa A. RI.AIH

Walter O.

and

Just

a good night , fwat. A. ter
IhaTegSaein their wm I am weU
pte^s^^Uwremili.and our
’

Braant Schick of C'blce
awakened ty a dream that a miMmp Mteatm.MP.ca. wuil
tiad befaileo hU wife, and found that
EheandbU two .mall children were

im*.

StroctHTtrt^—Steky—Dmstrmc—
Hcmm-SUlUv Pitas-Br»tei!
Uest-'Wffk 1 Itask-Hi UleKoEicrcr-A Bid UrtWRR-Ftstly Cirtd-Hdrel the
PiirL

(■McnttbAtUAlooUtAlr HAiqu. B* T««
U b*;<iad a) jMn at a an. U< teU* «u bnwcht la. 1
AidetabljyoaBnttDdtha wad- Uo« U •» aoou a

iMthet Ui teUflai>»till fe

b7.

HEiimnuroos.

HOT so HIGH THISYEM

engine, band mw. Mmfting. etc., will
•»»<f k. .©id. The building now occupied

0! rnnonown

Rlu^ltO KA*.
IL W. k'aaniBgham. Agt.
fka scomn't
uTs 90da founimim.

HOMB grown twacheA
baaet:
applea 30c. Imabel; rwc I apple.,
peck; cablage. 6c hea«t. i ucumberA, *Ak*.
AW. dozen:
dozen; waf. r uielonw.
.acJ.; muskmeloDR. be

Floyd HheU r. i\ year. ohU suitor, for ^
t!.e oomiAUj will le sold or leaned
the h.iiid of Ml*. Lula Sj-^ycra,
j m,. ott state, that be .hall devote
old. a Rowan, Kentucty. belle,
^1* time
•greed to wre.tle to decide which
E MiEEaETB Rtoto Board U BJi
Albert Bfirham. one of the earheet was to marrv the girL Tliey met at 8 tinn to the curtain pole Industry.
vaTRIUR U. RBIaLBY
Sunday
morning. A hand Finney will go to Kentucky a.
Ia. 1a. WUlUtIT of «i<
eettlen of Grant town.hij\ dlM a! o’clock
followed and UrMer gave Pet­
hie home thi- motalpf at the ar»
Hester and Mim peer of the plant here.
of 70. He had boon fatliup for eever- er. the wor.t of It
al month, and hi. deatn wa. not wn- Speyer, were married .'Sunday afterBAY VIKW
ARCUIBAt.il H. IIARIIAMII ef CrMlaU
Fully I$*M people wiine.wMl the
lleleaTe. a wife and twu
SUNDAY AUGUSTS!
I'l terw wa. carried off on a
rormaWlto~aer-Tw. nl, H.....«ihH.W..n.l ,.on.. A. K. ami U. A. Ilricbam. Fun
Train will leave Traverse City at}
EtrctclH'r
and
if.
unable
to
sit
uji.
eial eerrloo. will be held at bu late
:te A m. Kate $1 W See iwten. or»
of the humsn
ORtAANiMt C. MOrrATT
ask agents for partu
_______________ at :s
A colored iihy.ician of high cliarac«cganiRin.
It k. |Km>e~K.d by luwrly
^S.oo SoKool CIKo^m
t and skill. Dr. Samuel Pati-raon uil i-.rtWm* of the geiiernl surfiov* of
o’clock, .
HKfttBUC'AX €X>rXTV Tit KKT.
; 9I.AO SoKool 8Ko«m
» lu Ta» l*a>«irR.
The funeral will U-u Stafford, ha. received the appoint- l^- Uh!.v. Put find* lu IdglHMil devek»i»sokooi sko**
lihyiuoian at the ment In the hauiU.
charce of W. 8. AndcriKm. Mr. BriK
,lu.H multitude* of wiiu*fi*rib»-«u» of Trm»er» I'lu.MH-tiviui, ^1.00 80.H00I 8teoom
*i he <(rue Hklti (
ham mttled on hU farm in Grant Vakima Indian re^ rvation. state of
VlUU.t UANlll.rit.
He l^ the first member
town.hip in Anewrt, lb*4C». and ha. ah Washington.
EifrCJwway. been one of the moM prominent of hi. race to be inu. honored.
HBKT K. WAI.TKIL
I of tliat
liiKbly o.peoled
D secretary of the Illinois state
there art'
of tbeoe iiaplllio In
iouoftbe county.
Nmrd of healUi has sent circulars to hqunre Ineh of the iMthnar Mjrfmv
%?. tvitA«Mia.
all tht. school EupemitendenU in the the hand. The cuticle i» ulm..Uitely ,
BIsh Oliur Itaaswe Mwrw.
•tete of lUinoiA advuing th. m to j
t.. the eeiniatlon of toiieh. for
There will be a .pecial meetii
. W. al BWAItli.
teachers under iheir jurisdiction ; ^^hen the true ekln U h»id Lire hy a
-n
l-t. r i-iu
the Oomianlon Porester. tonight and hold annual examiuatiouE in th. ir re- ; burn *u- Mister the only f.t tln;: tloit It maiiuiiE
all member, are re.ine.ted to be pre.fn*m tMUlnel l» one of
•pecUve schools t6 tleteci cawen c
tuucli
Jh. culich•lit. High Chief Ranger H. J. Mao
from dlrii-t
Donald of Muskegon wiU be iiresent
A. WIIaDBY of ^

No nccil lt» Mitlct fu*ni hc*al.
Dtm’l let the air
sta^-naiit
rtfatc a lirt-c/c. Ful in one
tir more *il tnir tlv^k or cciliii**
ELECTRIC FANS m >t«ir
hoc. More or
.MI «»l new
tWrvgn ami |»crlcct omvtrurlHW

1630^1f

^ *?Kliw aT rlTuirirl E

EXCURSIONS

pEBEAjU^QUETTg^

CAMPBELL BROS

DO lou m » »?
.....

For- 1.^0
For* 90o
For99o
For- «eo
For- SSo

v..«^

w

liy^ip'lDil IS IDVtDIIStD

and addriw. the membera
hTAUB

and

PlAATCOnM.

Tonight at Bletebarg*. Grand w.
r,- to have “A Royal SUve.”
Mr. Bennett give. u. in hi. U
ful interpretation of the maj. *tu
It U mid that General Alger
pamtte candidate for the United
BMMt emmte. but hU friend, are mak
inc Bn acftwmlve oampaiicn in the
CoacMl*. faror. Wltl.onl di.para«ing
r it may b.* eaid uothfally
ml Al^r U the faTorib

character of the last of the Monle.n
wjmethlug long to be remember
tjme. repoM. dignity. InWnnlng
led with tendemem and pat bo. and
tragic power, pl.ee him as a great
cler actor. The play appeal
all olameR in spite of it. being a
ua and the heart story an
Whirh the plot ruiiR iR old, original,
and .ympathetio. Too tunch oani
mid of ttio stage s(>ttlng> and oostnm-

eyesight and hearing have come bedeMcate at tin- tli« of the tin
fore the notita- of the tUte board of ^
i^e hand is one of the nmel
h and education of late that some | jn„H.rtnnt orunn...
n in the matter is deemed essen- j
Ituffou dechmw that with fingers
tial. The di-iartment has made a sys- tWli'e a>* nuiui-nm* and ta lo- a* long
tematio examination of the vision and ''*e
w.niM
I hi ten. h'luever. taii-'ht that
WU.T
bearing of the school children of Ohi
uiilnialA not becage, and it wa. discovered that
hand. !‘iit
of thr boT. Aud »; per «ut of ,

amjarity. That be pomeim. the r

something new and ilainty

The guardian of a New

ence with the anthorittea in a I
and hvr lUughter nnade the wnsatioual
rain leaves 6:40w. m..
ip
Train
Tht people of Did M sdon arefnot town. It appears the company tm
discovery thnt tho far. of Mnu H. M.
aatteied with the rural free delirery enormous Jump, not arriving In the McIntyre, wliu ha*
been dead ten
u.wn where Uiev were billiMl. until
ap to date; and they hare real
year*. n'C» ully an^eared on her graveo’clock. The membors of the company
, fullfllling a promise made her
made up for thi ir respective part* husband that she would return in
hy local application as they
on tlie tram so as to be iv'ady for the some form after ht-r death. The face r^h the diseased portion of the ®ar.
twrfomiaaoe immediately upon am- apta ors on the granite :m a ailboue
1‘hemiionlv one way to curv deafnesA and that is by oonsMl
val. The tramp jumiH-d off Uic tram
• perfivtly diRtincl. It is an
remedlea Deafness is canaad
o|mu reaching the Station ^to make a act likeoesE of th. dead wroman. i
iullametl ('oodltiou of the duo
short out but was placed mader amwt
■tom on which it apiioars has lag of Uie Kusteohtea Tnbe. When
by the Ciiy marslial sh tonm a^ he tHM-n badlv cliHippd by inen-dnlous this tube IS inaflmed yoa have a
la Ttew of haring tlie difboulty ren
bllng aoand or imperfect he
alighteil. He could not iuduoi tlie people who beltevi d the stone iio
dted. Ur. Darragh wiy. that it t.
when It is entirely olo»d. I
big marahal to releaee him until the
qweotioa of but a short time heU
ome unknown ;properii»-a
the result, and unle« the
local managi r wan locatetl; then Uie wished to U'Rl it for thenmelver The lion oan be taken out aa^
the dallrery .j.tem will b,. all that
mar>hal smiled and said he was the bead and liair art' visible and evt-ry restoriHl to ite normal condition, hterinteaded for it.
In the meantii
ingwill iH- destroyed forever;
the apper end tff tlie (leniusnla will moRt natural looking tramp be had fea(nre is sliown.
out of ten are caused by
e itlieI iiioooTen ever a-en. *’Side lYackod” will be
do thair bem to endure
Miw Sadie Teit. Ibaum. a New York
i. which is nothing but an iupresented a Sh inberg’s Grand nexi cloak motiel. *avE A In'.Meyer, of the
oondition of the mnooua nrMonday. Sept. I.
firm of K.mMein A Mey. r. aaid to
The city of PUteburg 1. esperienre
ill give One Handled Dollars
We will
heran.h. wa. trying on a Jacket
case of Deafness (oanaed by
dire aad direct recotts of th. ai
FxW in .Soulhera will ap|»car in the -Hurry up, you big fotd, ” This, she
oatarrh 1 that cannot be cured by
cite ooal strike.
Two thoumm
CU) 0|vra House. Sept. 2nd. in the aav^ c.vuR.'tl Mis« Teitelbanm great HalUs^l
hare been thrown out of work in.lefl
••lhainond King."
Ol thus auracnou mental anguUh. nnd she has brought
nitelj because of a dearth cf fuel for
OtwoT * Oo.. Toledo. O.
llic DaiU Times at 1 >unaUsonviUc, wit for 110 iw damage, in the sublast furmacea Other, will have to
1a, says:
iveme court.
oaffsrthemme espeHenoe. In New
•TUlward Soothers is truly a great

Sin

?hc5:s?*‘8.s*d

si5rr2srp*iti.

Drawn out
of Shape
Mr. Louis Gevor of riavtowvillo.
IUh.. a viiTiin
of defonueil rlicumnttfin,
wilteH: “1 \vui« M nevpivly
afficted wiiU rhcihuntiwu,
thst luy liuiliH |?ot crooked
and Bliff. After usiup: Gloria
Tonic faithfuUr 1 found to
my great loy that it curod
idb cxunpletely, olao remov­
ing tlie defomiitieu of tuy

actor,** was the general expression
used after his pcrlonuancc in the aticrnoon, as a-cU at at night.
He gave
such eminent satisfaction os he im
done on former occasions
1
night
the largest houic ot the season greet­
ed the DonaUlsomiUe tavontc and he
was given an ovation.
Every line was

Chtmpcjnt toda fini rtfi^ins por floors
drimk- Wait's sodu fountain. 1630-tf, floor vamlah.

OolmAn't KU.Uo
IM

haniUed by him l»cautitully and cor­
rectly.
BeforclhcfinalactMr.South-

there’s Cut Glass
• •

i

No handsomer present could bo purchased, and such beautiful elu­
tings. Many entirely new desi^jns. su^ar and creamers, bon bon
dishes, tinj^er bowls. o!i\e tiishes. water bottles and j.jlassf*s in endless
variety.

T^/icp China

<

Nothing so delikjhls the feminine heart as handsome china, and such
a host of odd pieces, in all the newest and daintiest coloring's. You
can make a person happy with a 25c piece of china or you can spend
$3.50 for an elegant chop plate and hosts <if dainty presents at all
prices between.

He Dicer Gift Chan a Bock
.\n.l w«; always carry a full line of <lainty gift books at ?5C, 55c ami
5CC. All the latest copyright books as soon as issued.

Seuueuirs of traverse City
The best and most appropriate that has been put out; an elegant pic­
ture of tfic court house on 15 different, shapes of imi>orted German
China. Sells at 25c for any size. JusPwhat you want for your friends.

Summer Vases Tor Summer TIowers
DAIL.Y OONOERTS
GIVEN ON THE WONDERFUL PIANOLA every day until further notice.
Concerts will be given in the Furniture Department on the ground floor from 10
to II a. m. and 2 to 3 p. m. and arc entirely free. You are cordially, invited to

:s,ss” “■

hear this wonderful instrument.

Judson-Alton S33 Excursions to CEltfomia
OroAoo. WAAhlnaion And lha Podfle NorthwMi.

la a UUoou.- ah« aakl sofUy.
•’Na"
ha atecated thooghtfullj*:
•Ucre s too much rtek 1b tt plain without golux out of one’s vray to find

just what you wanted.

So mainy long stemmed llowers and you never have a vase that is tali
h. so we got these on purpose for you. .All plain glass, but the
enough,
plainness is their beauty. They sell for 15c, 30c. 53c. 40c and 50c.

CTs made a Uief and^ieat sjarcch, in
which he took occasion to thank the
press for the interest taken bv them
in h.s behalf. A guarantee U given
that at each and every* future engage­
ment of Mr. Southers. the same cor-

They were wmtvblng the l«lKton gu
up and be wa. telling ber aboot the vaftoaa crank aerommtA tnclodtnr tboae^
couples w lio fur the sake of

IS ALI. Till-: TiML. a\oI a day passes but is sontebudy s birthday
soinelKidy’s anniversary- *ll*s lime to ^;ivt* somel»ody a ;^ifl. Our up­
stairs deparlinent is where the
^;ivers delight to loinc. .Muays

rerage througliout the

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY
nrPtAVKM8K OI-TY, MfOM.

■T

Practirat Sbotman
/J5 Trent Street

C&e Gift Giving time

the girls in the schools liad def»x;tive j
u.ir Ihhii cl von t» him.
vision. Lilling two-fbirds below nor-1
mtnd. not Id* luind. ha* taught
mal. This i- believed to te aUint the | i,|n. the nrt^

hm. MROU
asked ih^
IIMR
i
in his allowanci- from ♦I.OU' to $i ‘.uw j ^
<;.s.r;;et.n%n a h:ilf «-eiiinry ago.
a year. The boy i- now 14 >c.irR old , t^del.nil.'il .111 rrUhiy. July IS. ihe gold­
and will inherit a million or moi
en Jul.lle^- Mf her rel.gloUH |uvf.-K*ion
allcahiUty and know .Hlgc of national
lag and above ail, of the ropporting when he iM'comes of age. It is r» lifv- .iR n m. miH-r of the Urdei of Vhltaaflhlntoooooaded. Thereeult iealoug
compaiiy.lt is not a one part play
•euti-d in support of the ivlltiou that |
^--------------------way. off; but .hould the eraHniarj
lompany t. pompoeed of arti.u
the men aced allowance u abKilutcly j
SUNDAY RATES
of WM be the auooemfal oandidate the
art, which i. refreshing.
bring
people of the etate will be amured of
a nmn who wUl stand among Uie
G. R. & L
The tramp in Jule Walters’ ’’Side
At Brnghanipiou. K. Y., while vi.peers of national legUlalor. in the
Tracked. ”oooe had a pi'cullar exi> ri
itiug the i-emetery MrA !>. wu Arne,
with the people of the etate by a large

■JFI. $. Fryman.

...

.d

citt. mmw, wedsbsoat. augost *t.

tes iTuMo.Bao6Bb.

TIME AND
I

Wholi Wteal film
♦ ♦

----------------

op fbe dock and
eb. Then, with an
, ba pot tt back in
tta place on tba dcak.
Jurad upon him tbl. evening. It wa.
■o big aad bright, ao aaaertlve m ita
set it by hi.

tkeklac. tbat be felt tempted to aat li
in the bedroom, oot of lOgbt and bear­
ing. Thai It wa. a pr«eiii frum Marie
on!y eerred to Incn-aw Li. di.llke to-

Tffoaart tTMibted wifD Dftptpsla morn, or <vtr txpea to bCt
flHs Ift UK Plow YOU miiit.
« « « noM Bolter « « «

HANNAH & LAY CO.
Ctnimsti tttws
* etmitUgn^
$U.OUOoi»reli of tbr M.

for# loaff
_____
oSa
an
daa to Dr. King a Kaw liiaooTary. ’'
wrilaa bar baaband.
It oompUtaly

K.

WM dadicotod Buodor. I«> i
of lb* r .Ouo rMiQirad to poy

in-

datudoMO barloK bi
Ihurioff lb- aenrioaa. vn>UmUmgj to
Uia eooaaontloB oaffMoonSaa. aa Bar.
R. Oroilbj. thr paator la abarrs appaoradoo lh« roairmm to axpraaa hla

Baginaw U fraa from aaallpox. tba
graiilad^. the paopb- araa^ warlaf laat patiaot in qaarantiaa haTing bean
ba* n »© oaaaa
-lb*-lr haadkarrhiaf.. A vaak of JaW- rateaaad. Tli«o
lar aaaa.^0 aae). aTaolag. baiag oeeapiad by pronilnaot mlalatara, laoUrta
aad maairal Ulaat.
Laaaiiifr'a Klkn'eanilTal

laat weak

el»«rad orar fS.iUO for tbt? baildlng of
tba aaw EUa* tampla. Lanalnf pao-

TO aaw liar Child
From frigbtfal diaflgan-mant, Mra
Kannia Gallagar-of LaOrmw. Qa..

sti'i

pla. bow«<rar. do not want aootbar.

in Horaa.

Oarld BtookdaU of Wayland. oooi«^
abootaanaar U luff tba whole thloff |
aa any man

In

tix^ae daya

Ue ia

praaidaot of iha Tillaffr. rlUage marahal. Etraat commlaalooar. lira wardrn, lamp liffhtar aad Kaoatal adalaar
of tba Tlllajte fforanunant.
Thomaa Brady of Bafflnaw waa with

B. Walt A Son* and Jaa

U.

Bad road, in a portion of Oliva
ownMilp. Clinton roanty.haTe oauwd
. ebanga of roata by tha goramment,
aad the mail oarriar. will hanoaforU.

a party of huntai^ Friday, who wart
oat traialAff doffa
Ona of tba doga taka a diffannt roata. dallvarlng mall
polntad a Wrd. and Mr. Brady, pae'r- to anotbar aat of people.
iii« lato
mw wbu h.
tht«««ht «. « bird M c\<m, U hud
tbat ba triad to oatob it. Be tbraft
bia liaada towarda It and gnapad a

TIm Grand Harao board of trada

Is

TIMEPIECES *• ts.” “ —^

U
drag atoroa.

lirmcUoally laodad tlia plant I wiU
giva amploymant^to76bandaat tba

Edwin B. Nilaa of Ooahan, Ind.,
ootaat and agraaa to hara twioa tliat wa. arraatod at a botal at Grand Rap­
aambar angagad by the and of tba id. Moodily for atoaliug a government
yaar. Tlia ooiiorrn at praaant ia pay* maU pooch which had been dropja d
iag oat ro.OCai a jaar for labor alona. by a paming rireet oar at a tran.fer
At Port Huron daatb endad a family polnL The bag wa. Uler found Intact.
rranion at tba raaidanoa of Wil
Kile. wa. placvHl in>11 It wa. found
Branch. Many ralatiraa had gaUirrad that be wa. dmnented.

Write, but Inrtea
aant lick-luck .urged iLroogb Li. brain.
Fin.Uy La leaned lack In Li. cL.lr
and gUred «t the offending tUni-pleiT;.
How Uke Marie 11 waa be tLuogbt.
all glitter and gold and a loud voice,
and an Inriinatlon to Ur a trifle fari
tbat got Lim out of U-d ten minute,
aooner than be wantid to waken and
made the Ulated Lomeconilug more
wwodalou. by a quart.T of an hour.
8he bad prui«j«^l a, be remember­
ed, the nlgLt Le Lad given Li. cLaAng
dlMi .upiH-r to- aome of Ler UMocUtee
.t the MetroiK.’iiaii tlicutcr. It wa.
when Le Ibouicht Le lovtd Lcr and Le
bad Joined In her Uugb of .com for
the little cLloa clock that Le knew
ao well. WLen .be Lad announetd her
Intention of pruvidhig a U tter one. Le
bad le^-wed her Land and amured her
ILat 111- w»mld kivp It alwaya
And now-well. Mam- Lad told him
flit .be wa. going to marry Jenk^
who wa. forty. Imld
had never liked Jenka but Le bega
ftxl a^.rry for Lim.
He
Leaned, while MorU— Hi.I eye. were
oi>en<<d XMiW to the .luiil
maiiked by the i»retty fae«-.
When Ll. flrat U-ik Lad I
cem, Le had met Marie. HI
feaeed to love Lim. and the
hi. Mcond novel w a. her IdeallaAd imrtrait. The
l t»e .tory Ino
fff^er aucee.. than the
i
flnrt. and the
^letropolli.n manage
Lad d.-ctared
tWU-llM* ndvertUing wa. worth thou
aan.U. That diAguNtid
Marie did iK.t flgure In hi. laat Wory.
whleh luid JUHt upiKnired. and In a
pique Hhe Inid auiiouin'd he*r engage*
ment to JtMika On the morrow. Le told
bimniir. Le would oeml It l>ack to Lit.
The old clock ahould have It. filaco
again.
But wbrn- wa. It? He Lad
TTu-fltit to give tt to the Janitor, but
aomethliig Imd atnyed bl. Land.
AL. iLerv it wa. U-Llnd the tobacco
Jar: It wa. a cheap ( iliin affair,
air. but
back Lome llfteeu yeo I U fore• It Lad
Uv-n regarded a. qul
I how Lie iwtient.
her
had
proudly
hroughl It l»ack from Keenport. 11 la
father had lo..ked hi* dioapprovol, but
she had Iwught It with U r -egg and
butter" money, and her right to wa.te
thi* fund lu MM-mlng extravagance wo.
m-ver iiucjstloned.
That wa. when be wa. fifteen and
find enjoyed the dignity of having hi.
up und. r the lichen
coven-d ahingl.-a Tin- eh»ck gave Hi«
iKhiMg touch, and with what an air
ImiHirtaucr had he wound It up the
flr*t night: Why. he wa* quite a manl
That wn. what hU mt.tUT wld when
ahe <-ame to tuck him Into UhI. IW.
gentle motln r! For ten y»*ar* .he had
lain there in the ccinel»Ty o\erlooklng
Ijikc niamplalii. t'ould *he *ee him
now. Le wouderiHl. with hi* luxurious
apartmcuia and conifort.nhIe liank ac-

to obaanra tba raanlon aiid Mra.
Jamaa Brand, and bar baaband wan

Homehow the smoke from hi. pipe
Would i>erslst In getting into Ll. eye.
MDong tba garata. Mra. Branoh comdireotiona There ia'nothing Jn.t aa thl* evening and making them watiT.
pUina.1 of haadaobr and in a faw minHe kno<'ked the nshe* out. and a. the
ntdo aba dropi»d from bar chair to tba
tlou .izxhd In the hivl of hla
PUk- It leeuKHl to him that be could
floor daad.
Mt^loal aaaiatanoa wai
luii.n croekling in the uplder.
•ammoond. bat aba waa bayood balp
r tonight everything reminded
Frank D. Baoklngbam triad a naw
Hotilhlni
aatomobiia oatrida FUal, loat eootrol
Kent
of tba mkcblna and laa into a dltob. prj j.-an.. Mr^ iMmlmin wj»„ U,rn iu
Impatiently he brushed hi. *Uwe
her
wrookiaglit OhariaaPaltibooa wiu Umthlngton In ISmi. «ml hr.«
acroK. hi* eye*., but hi* face oofteued
entire lir.« there. Hhe U tU- daughter
waa riding frith him. wai badlj aeald
■gain a* Le wound up the old Um«of faplalu tlllee Ijingduii. who herv«d
ad aboat tba body kj aaeaping ataam.
piece.
It wa* nut Lund»ome. but It
In the ountlnental army.
Would a<‘cm goo^l to Lear It* quiet tick­
At Imnaing Oaaalaa B. Gray, a Una*
ing once more. Ho Le *et It where the
man in tba amploy of tba oity for tba
other had stood for the past montbx
paat waak. wae alactrooatad Juat U oroaa
Make, e healthy
family. Then Le carrltHl Marie's gift back Into
f..n noon Mooday. Ha want up a That's what Rooky Mountain Tea
the dining room.
pole to cat an extra luad for one of doea 86 oU.
Jaa G. Johnmn.
Wlien Le i-ame luick. the room bad
tha oarnlral attractioot. and aooldaat*
mIreaUy taken on a
The
vnliie
of
King
r.dw.nrdV
china
ally fonnad a oonnaotioo which aant
Ho could almori
alu
fancy that the
at
Buckingham
paluc
aid
Wliid-er
wa. flanked by the ehlna d«»g
lI.uiOTolU throogh hi. bcly.
1. oaid t.. elctNHl fll.ni-M-iM.
Tin- which Ltd
the diwreet of his
At Bt Joaaph all mambar.'of tba Hevre. deioMTt mTvUe in the grinii
po*MW*lon. and the coach shell brought
Arm and clerk, amplywl by Kndan A drawing r»N.m at .Wlnd«.r le v«luil at
from the West Indie, by Uncle Jim.
Monioa. dry good, merobantm an raty 8T.irt.iW and the Uoee du BnrrI xinoe There, too. Lad .tood Nelly TresAXitf.
ill. a. a naalt of balng polaonml by at fLfirt.Ortrt. At Bticklngluttn there are pbotogmph. How long ago that wa.each.
drinking batarmilk. Bamaal Maar. aU U vre. vase, valued at
before he came to the city to win fame
brought a Jag of fnob bntkamllk to
and fortune and LeartacUe*!
will
Vet Le »Uir rememU-re.1 Nell’, ten­
tba .ton and praaatad it to tha amder. wistful even.
She wa. worth a
ploya. Monday.
Shortly afterward.
i Tea each week. Keep, tnem well
Mra. U. U FaitlMi and Jacob Bnderm
the time.
86 ota Jaa G. John* doxen like Marie. He bad Ikh?u a fool
to wuTlflce all the Lome tie. to the
aenlor memban of tba trm. ware tak*
empty fame and friendship that were
eu Tioleotly ilL |Pbyriclan. ballera

?m 'f

gf ftWr.

foyfitmin.

Ho he «at and smoked and mused bit­
terly.
Never Lad Le felt ao utterly
alone. Only the ticUng of the lltlli
Clock comforted him. I'lnally he read
tla mesMge. There wa. a new look
opoa hi. face aa Le drew a ahi'ct of
\TA MICHIOAK rBKTBAl.
paper toward Lim and wr.*te rapidly.
•‘Hear Nell." Le Mid. "do you remem­
ber that when we were children you
promlvd to marry me when 1 ‘gnw up
abd waa rlebr 1 am grown up and
with through eU^ i>- ■uccesaful now. but 1 am a lonely man.
r York, perieot. the mrvloe For the aake of the old love, will you
give me Lt^pc that aome day I may win
you to fulfill that proml*-*?
1 hare
been a blind worshliwr after .trange
goda. but l*ve always loved you. dear.
The clock and my heart told me ao tc^
night Tell me that 1 may come borne
and begin again where we left off be­
fore thee weary month, of doubt and

BOriW TO
YOlUC
IK MAOMini'KXTTBKiH’OH 81 JO

near Mt. Morria met with a peealiar
aooldook
Bb« wa. playing near a
mowing machine and ran against it.
‘dipping a flnrT entirely off her
band.
One farmer near Berlin my. be will
beve over fl,OUO baabeU

' "‘-SS-S.

thl. y.wr.

biBgUBge

wbo

“

Bat w.toi. rtrtrt. al
Of the parot »h»
With iM^hup* a tlal
Of • im:r sr«««iR
And »b« musioilly I
AU tbe drm« f»»»
With a Verdant litt;
In ber llttJe .tmb

of the rrocoer. ariied.
did you come ts faU Into ibe water.*
- -I didn't come to fall Into tbe wahe rrpllil. *1 came to fl.h.-"l.ake Telegram.

TALENTED WOMEN
AND MARRIAGE
■7 GRACE NOBLE. A«M.

who

Witt

HttR

IN.TEAO OF

RETARD

THEM

IN

THEIR

You'd better
hurry-they're
sellinc.fast-WHAT?

B

HaU tb* sewMt tbln« In cn*em'.

$14.98

re. 1000 WATTS

We re prepared to paaa tbe Uur*
To tbe giddy girl In green;
Tet In town or in Ibe country
Or the aenshore a -bhrUrivd noc
»*m*te thl* tip whi-re you tan aee
‘^be’s IrM verdant than ahe lo
Henry lid w ard W arner In lla

iMftasnwBNiik

Licit nIPnvCg

r«r«atr TKonaaad Dl.ttnrt YIrtoriaa
laanr. I. the BHtUh Kmplre.

•DENTISTd

flea on coUt-rtlon* of the Vlriorlan era.
Biy* a comwpondeiit of a l>^don ex­
change.
Such a collection ima*,-..,*

LL woBk BioBaar fobmiblb oaAU
FUfl OOLD WOM A BPWaALTT.i

lingular lutcrt*»t for it will not tmly
llluatrate the nrtl*tlc prugn-** that Laa
been made In design* *lucv the Inaugu­
ration of the iK»*iage stamp. I*ut ll w 111
il*o denxm*trate In a fam lnatiug fash­
ion the ejti»anUDn of the BriiUh cm-,

O. i».^OAI*VKR

Marx-ation .howw iUelf in lung., bout,
liver, kidnevk or aome other organ.
-I take
there wiTf alH.ui ‘--i.OrtH
Ih. iW'.CFoMeii Medical DiH^very
cures diwa*^ of the atomach and other
organ, of digesUon and nutrition, and
m cure* diwax of other organ, which
baxT originated through deficient nutri­
tion or impure bloixL
rr of Iximloti ‘ThN numN r." ho add
Pd. -d.H-* n.d. of tMur-,-. In. Imb- xarlitb.ii* of tyxH- or otli.-r trivial i*-. ullnr
Itb-a. .\!r. ady tin n- Is a run 4.u VK t-e
Clan* Tw.» XT-RTR RCO I co«»B»roccd taking your
rhin wtamp*- of a h;.;li a alu.
U-a- liiXlrthckl lh«>ortrr*kod •PRRontr l*r«*l»o »nrrral vtaU of Itoctor
Maiic*. u caiic.-l.-.| on.* |h.u: d -mnq* •mpemo ' an.t
I-icttc • IV.Jrt* I t.R.k right hottlrk (foar ol
*. lUiig n f. w
f..t
aiUl- each . ana 1 Icrl now pcrlrctly cured.llm;s Is non worth a'. shlUm;;-,
An
Dr. Pierce'. PcllcU cure bilioumeafc
••liiU»ral«*ly |Nrf.»l 4s4bs-l|..ii ..f the
Vhtorlnn «-ni V.mUl Imt.- to Include a
British ilman.t pink dn-ulnr stamp,
widch It Ik prn. llcally
to
pnrehn*.* tii th ' «*p-:i m irk. t. tind Hi**
Mauritius |*»-t *ni.s- stamp, which 1*
Worth M-icrnl liun*lr* *l |s*unds.
-Aiimiig Hi*- stamp «^*11.S |..|> th«*n' 1*
ammlry girl at
a KTowIng l••||d.•ll* y to hias-lalir.-.
1

l-Su-

FIRE INSURANCE
A. BUILDING

osnrcop»A-rHV^

J.

lamt ot ihmmmm wllboul tba ear of drug, or

J. W. GAUNTLETT. M. D.
PM YBICtAN AMD SUROBON
^ Surgery of the Bye aad Fitting

WANT DEPARTMENT.

hat.- f..uiid that Ho- .1. luati.l for for
clk'iiwlamp' has 1m-. ii crowltik 1* >* for
MUii.* Him- past. wh.r.-iiH Brlti-h colo­
nial slnml** hnv.- never t>i ii S4i Lr**atly
roucht after. As nlin..s| every i.liuiy.
ilejs-iiib-ie-y ntid out!i Ink pno liiee of
the British .ii.plre l.»N It* ..wn issue
on which llw* *o vend i'll'* liend itpiH<sr«
lh«* n.*.*«*s».i.*n of Kiai; IMwnr-l will
pra.*ti«*ttlly Inaunmat*- an entirely new
r-lHs h 111 philately. 1 have n-. lvisl de
fnmi Jilll.arts of the enipiie fi>r
i! s of Unchsh
Clish iKjiiiups.
thiit alung• It Is I. nm.-wortl.y
for i-olo
Mde this im-r.-nslm; d
liiiil *tniii»*s In nn «s|unlly cr«*iit
tho*4> of the Unittsl Hlati-s. Tlo-n- Is a
big d.-nuind b.r Hie neKr American
►Ump iKvtrlng the lnnd of th** late
1‘n-kldeiit McKlnl. y. Anionk H*«‘ oHut
now fctuinj) Issues ex|s-» til In r.fC* nre
lbo.1- of Cennnny. n**i-**ltatil by the
klngdiim of \VurttemlJ*rg n-limiulshliig
it. right to i.sMjo ll* own ►UuiqiN. The
IlUMilan government. It oeoms, ha. d»s
cldetl to mark the two humlredih annb
veraary of the foundati*»n of St. IVler*burg.
1‘rlm*.* n-nliiuiiid’* head will
hoon flgure on the *tanii»* of Bulgaria
in place of the lion fninilinr to the idlector. A *i»eclal cor**iuill«»n Maiiip was
la.ued. t.Ki. when the young King Alfon.0 of Siialn wa* «Tuwm-d."

Ra$tair$

DR. SAWVKR

Many cvU-braUnl .lamp coUt'ctora
ire Ju*t now Ex/uccntrutlng fhelr cuer*

A handsnne
Watch and
Chaln20-Year
Guarantee!

Sttthtmat

NEW STAMP CRAZE.

CIRPETCLEAIIIWWOMS

\A/ANTf3»*J»i
W pl.V kt entsIWANTKIi-Maa t«

l«*vm

WW

YOU LOOK
001 WAYS
when you reach ihi. point

trade.

H you

don't >*ou’re Yaking chance.

•iruoti.MB**.' Kieht wr*ks rr,jnlr*sl.' W«- pr»-

the erne all through life.

A. D. TYLER

how you .uffrred with lhal old coal

call and %ce us pretty soon.

JOHN R.SANTO

Tratarse,city .•Gas Co. a
•

|6EIIEiiALMSUiUICE|
J. B Mama. M. D.

o«c, u B From 81.

business~ca1k
iSk

FOR SALE

X. U. Bvana. M. O

Wartin & Goans

gtrU at Kmhta-

HASTM6S&S0N
SS&^rrwssj. E.W.
FIRE INSURARCE
■'C

Ix>ok for­

ward to Ibi. summer and then make
up your mind if you hadn't better

OFFICE: 2.^%

A ;S TKl^ |Vrmai»ent^«

Xl*a
Look

back to la.t aummer and remember

.love m jour kitchcru

Dentist

F. HOlJJHWtHtTH-rHMsnal aiunitton

GRAND RAPIDS I INDIANA RY.
ror Pumekay aad Maefelaaw city. ft:« a w.
polau koutb m Pert Waya«. ll:

DO
YOU
- WANT
HELP?

For loral potol. north to Maeldaav aty. 11 ^
Forol^^TyU.

at NJOa-m..
iiTiva at TravwwOty
Tra**r**
iJDp.BA.andeJop.».

If m*,Oym
“WBrnl" AM. to

Tbe MNU
EV^NCWS

Cincinnati and li

For
84.*Loala. 4 JD ». n>.
Fur IVtoakry and Harbor Spaing*. 4 JO p.».

:„-r i." k'

J

Takrtball:10a.m O. B-S I. for Oran.

C.B MUBBAT.

PEBEMARQy-ETTE
Jon«S:.MB
Traina Imtu Trarwu. City a* follow
>r Orand BapAda. lMrt*t. ToUdo. QUoagt)
andw«t..aDa.».. 11:40 a.w-.ftJO
lOJftp. m.
•gcB. Bay aty. PortHnron. 1
llandaa*t.tJ0anu. 11.40 a. •
■ftaa.Ladtnrica udMlHrankai
a.m..U:a)a.ni.. ft:IOiL«.

but. paSr»*u^o^“*

lea word
fOMh with Orffar.)

^Ujt cs^pant ^ H A.
^OL'bKT\>KKHT-

MISCELLANEOU8

j.

________ - —
ss'it:

w«n^^ Otto* oTurFlTutKaOunal Bank. UaU

«Cb.rl.«U-4 IW.W.T.

TOUCTDIDIfi^llWS ASSTI.
H r. MOOXBR. 9mL TM. i#-*
Batrolt. Mich.

ekSs=fA“^ss35Si

^".ErS‘55SS; MIUUTEE6IQITIEASTEMR.I.
coNNBonoNa
TIME CARO.

and

Tf

Marie laughed whi n ahe beard of bb
imarrUce. but Eller«Iey nellbcr karm
!oor cared.
He wa. learning bow

DKN’rim'T

DR. W. J. HIGGINS
r\U> mSRlOK IKN Pnonop^ia^ryndy

tried Electric Bitten which helped
ber at onoe, and. after naiag four hot*
tlea. alie U entlrelv well, ona eat nay-

stare;

ARTISTIC NROOREM.

Etcr if women do not rewi tbe pinnaele of fame in the eontinuatioa of their work, they are aafeW ptejiared ahould neoeenty
.^MDandiupractiealiiae.

«

t-IOMT

^VVarU.^ from tbe •pr-ading tr
-There Dhr goew—Ibr Birl that gtl
Abd »bc • iMitlemed att«v me:"

|CrLTIV.\TF.D Ulfnt denund* m tnui’i nspcct, tT
thouf;h be mar b6 arene to abowing it IF THE
WOKKEK HAS THE FAITH OF THE OXE
WHOM SHE LOVES, SHE FEELS A MEXiT.TO’gatRI TAL STIMULATIOX THAT MAKES ALL LApinDE
^ DEUGHT.

and

SEE
HERE
LADIES!

Aia>
ABSOHIIH.TaDO.LESS

AFTS MANY YEAtS

mi

WHEN AMRITIOO* VOUNO WOMEN MARRY, THEY RMOULO
CHOME MEN WHO ARE IN RYMPATHY WITH THEIR TALENTt

Ra$lair$

GBFBT
OENBT
JBLIKST..

See hrf reicnir.* on the l*>ardw»
8<w h*v
t;p ibe street.
With . lot of fawrnrtg
At her dainty green ah^ fort,

1630-if

have fallen into U.a Jog. It I. an*
noanoad tbat all tlibaa who drank tba TWKKTY^HfB
liquid will raooTar.
4 yror old daughter of

Aad rlraUna ib« ro*c:
W* -tar* Men the hlti« aad lafrrda.
a thiac w* Vt
p.lp!L.t»an.
la tb« B

twoa.

Sa^OJ^a^

Walt ft Bona aad

DontBe Foolcoi
WIftHIn

tBXBmnrd

nu.1

dktT. mea,

IrtitJW ik. ima.

lOM-n w-5Sr*^27

A SUMPTUOUS SCERIC PRODUCTION

fflKS 25. 35, 50, 75c. 'PWK12

AT STEINBERG’S GRAND

\

omctAL raocnonicis

rssr.^rx:

ity Coun*

A«c. It.

j the Ikew br

Signal

E P. WU4IIXM.
Wujiixi
\
GO0UBitU>e.
NMBitU
J<lv«l by Aid. Mc<nuAk^y Ibat
r.-p^ be aceoiaurd aod ad<.p

Stand and gravel for cm
walks............................................
Filling for cemeat walks.
Turing up. .tc.. for cement

tiradi^ .n^gravel bed for ce-

CalUd to order 1^ Oj. I»* «-«nrer. may!■ the
Ak
mailer Witbelin. McOao
l».
aad O. P. Canrrr,

LumU-r for rove-ini'for V-meet walks, ordered by Jno.
Kyaelka.............................................
» the uonorotle. the Mapor and CUp G jdlng lUI! atreet, 2nd wrard
Drawing awbea. Ha.l atn«-t.
OMC’U Of the Vitp Of
2nd ward .........................................
Cup. Mieh,:
Moving old plask from Park
''^IdOTMf^^MiiiiKhain, Mooo axtd
.irf-ei bridge to markM alte.
> aaaaiiae the hooka of the
Olt BOV BKVBrod Bad took pan In lb*
irt^aurer and water board Rejatr.ng sidewalk* ..................
reepertfully report aa fob Filling to Eirblh *t. bridge...
milng washout at town line
on Caas street hill................
That «e ba\> rarefuby examined and
m. CoauBonl
compared the booka of the rlerk and D awlng^aand to and frem
of fBbllc vorkc recoomndlns tb« par
tv aaurrr up i / tbe end of the laat fitcal
<*BB» of tbroe drioklac fouatalos at
year and alao op to the flrai of the Drawing ajud Vo' Pranii!!!!
tk* OOBt or Bbovt $41 OBcb. VM pfO
CroKA
walks -.cn.es Oak cn Sec­
present mouth, and f^und thtiy l»al
■BBtod aad road.
ond; Hall on Hay.......................
4U ea lompared and cue hooka of eacL
M^ed^ Ald^ omy^ Um
Taking off aod and grubbing
m good *h..pe.
-tumis from 3:
lb regard to the Tiooka of tbe water
Mid the mayor aad clerk b*
awing clay on 1Itougbey hlil*.
board, the r mKhtKl of keeping, etc.
ta pwxbaae tbe aamc. Gar
third
we h.ve ffered aonu* auggeaiion for
cut
UiHr future work auU ihr
luagton and
e.^be «ond<

r JJ

TSSSSns

TtLASwt: Cirr. Mbb..
Au«. 18. Ik02.
To the aonorabU, the Mapor and CUp
OommaU of the CUp of Trnverm
Ottp, Miehipon :
Ut. OaaUemea—We herewith aubmli
for foor ooaalderatloo. esUmate No
S. M the oBclaeer la rbarxe. on tbe Im
proeomeat of Krooi and I a ion m
la thle city, aad we woul(
Ua paymeat of the mme
the torma and condltioai or ibe i n
; the aame,
Raapactfally aubmitted.
THE BOA
OF IM BLIC WORK
IK8.
IIAH. M. Uwaa. Clerk
ana City. MIcb..
Ao*. 14. 1»02
Of Pat
'UP.
Oeadameo~l herewith aabtnit to
foa eatimate No. I on Front atreet ImproYement In favor of Altn-rt Prance
roatractor. *a follcae:
Coacivte. f.474 equarc yard*
at Mr per aq. yd...........................II.M7 00
Leaa 4M cubic yard, i

Balance............................................ $ 724 50
Reapecifolly aubmitted.
Joua H. BixmMBiJiaui.
Moved by Aid. Hamilton that tbr
eatimate t»e reffrred to the I'ommittec
oa cUlm. and arctniniK and the city
anomey with poacr I • ai^. Catr.ed
Yeaa-Aldermen
llniulUon.
Olt.
i.^T, GlUett. Cunnlnaham. Wilhelm.
McCluakeyVhMullc. Moon and «tearu.
Naya—None
MO. t!mnmunlrafl n from A. ITaiiKe.

mentitd to them tint a mod**:ate-»li
Are prtx.f aafe b- pun baaed and au
botjaa aa
pa|.era aa hate hcretoft
t^en kept In a de*k, be*%ied In I
aafe.
We think the nature of the*e b oka
and p pent would warrant aut b an ex
{e-tiuliure aud we have atlvleeil them
acfVirdingly.
FkajikJUwimov.^
Sijatta.

2 55

Graveling on Munwm av.. fifth
ward ...................................................
Bracing abut to Fioni atreet
trldxe ................................................
Timber for same............................
Kepi nklng Park at. bridge.
Heplanking Park’ *«. “brVd’gV.
lumber ..............................................
Giavellng E. F<oni at. fiftti

;r.4. Report of ai>eclui
Ibrary alte w^a pnaenlt d and read.
Moved by Aid. llamlllou that the
repo t la* re«elv«*d and ordered prin
And made the aubji-rt of dl«. ua«Fn
he n xi ngiilar mis ting
Motion wu»

ix-rVing on market’aUe
,ai ng water trough on Front

\iiaa Aldcirm.m Hamlltou. Mi-Clua
Aey. lardle ai )d Moon.—14.)
Naya—Aide rmen Ott. Glllett. Bleder
I’unmngham. Wilhelm ami S
(C.)
I o the //om.ioWc. Ike Mhpor oad dtp
Coitmil of ihr rUp
dtp. J/ir l>«*K leave to niak*
the following report relative to the ae
Mstluii of a auituble alte for thu Car

..I 316
!!

6 75

,.f 149 €6
26 00
.1

48 (HI

I b. lb v
hr lota rn Front etnsi.
(iffer.d aa a doiiatic by the Hon. IVrry
f epied for several
ilaimah. should !-•

jr;:!

tu la aald rUim.

Noury labile In i

1 for Grand Trav
that thf
be refer

Moved by
communication and
r^to the board
d of public
p
RSroRT OF ^A^niNG

IXTMMIT

Tavviaua: City. MUh..
Aug. IK. 1P02
To the Honomhlr. the aapor and Cttp
Conneit of thr dtp of Travertt
dtp. Mick.:
Ml. Gentlemen-W>. your iximmittei'
i« acreela and walk*, rrapetifully re^
port that we have Inveatlgated the
aaeaaalty of a walk on the north aide
of Baat Eighth atreet
.tween Grant
and Roaa atreet and would therefore
r«t3oauM«Bd that a t'emeni walk be
IMUC on AUe
BUIAU aide
•lU* of aald
batU
the north

Seventh
Bevent addition.
J*iaiTii sure*.

KL P. WILHIXM.
Moved by Aid. Olt that the rri*orl
be aocepted and adopted and the walk
ordered built. Carried.
Taaa—Aldermen
Hamilton.
Olt.
BMar. Glllftt. Cnnnlngham. Wilhelm.
McClimkey. Lardla. Moon and Sleama.

1 \ed by Aid Bteanu that the r.
1 1-* ais epted and adopted. Carrln
rv. Mbh.
July 2. 1I»02.
ifcyt»r aad fix
tip of r-oicrj
dtp. it,
Gentle]
Ibe undersign
meroW a ef the Uwi
actors. huAe ex.ralne.1 the pUna
*pccflittiionB for the brick addition
UoiienihA.a building on
Fr.mi
•treet and eg leave to rep rt that wr
find the .oi Ue in e\ery way aat ^^al
H apcciful.y.
C. M. I’RAU.

tu * ’

lc^Mu^key that the
and adopt,n1
Car-

prest nied and read.
Moved by Aid hleder that the ro
iH.n be a* e. Pled and plained on file.
Carrbsh
CUklMS AND AtXXTXl TS.
TaAViaBC City. Mich.,
Aug. 15. iao5
this. We do hereby certify to the tx>dm
il or »Aid city that the follow ing la an
a»vurate m-count of the ,tu.i of repalra
on streeta and the lonatruitlon thiteof. the amount of mAierial used and
expense there, f. and the arre t or
enal was used for

Thr.e ahovel. ..................................%
Nalla for I*ark at. bridge-----Lumber for repairing aldewalk
Lui
..
i Xanlner tor a aalooa llcooto Lumber for
Clay. 42 Ida
«ttfe V«»»U «ad«
redoemthe General Repair
Domadthat

::

2 IS
2 75
2S KO
4892
4 20

A part)- consxsting of .Albert KvselU, Frank EhrenbcrgCT ami Brai:kcn
igcswen:
> Carp l,ake this morarhcrc tthe)* will go into camp for
mg, where
the remainder ol the week.

“The Tide of Life," the famous
meUnWa, will be seen at Stein­
berg’s

nrand on

thing wonderful
I
peals to all classes.

nov­

a play that ai»-

Nearly every one of the merchants
on Froot street have dedtlcl to close
their places of business l.al»or Day
t least and many
of them, however,
o'clock.

p.»*.Knil,*. l.y

IH

whither

m*ar *»**^ *l|'‘r «

Iii
m

.S
rv noAMiiM
Wbml...........................
■'.1'..“..

aa

Morocco poach host in town
Maift coda fountain.
^ 1630if

Thursday, Sept. 4.

It b said to be a jxwiitve stage
elty, the scenic effects being

will

close

Most
at 11

The Hannah vV l^y Ca have receivetl two carloaib of Newago cement
and one of iron.
AIkjuI seventy-five look

uf tlu* hi;K II.,* ,*xt,*i.t of Hu* talUys
and ihel. altltml,** hU.x,* m*a l,*vol.
This fiatuiv gnally a,his lu Ihoir
value fo. ,*ngiiu*,*i>. tourist* aud oth
t*rs. to ulM.m
iMvm.,1,* ktiowhxlg,*
uf 111,* iMiN.^raidiy Is uf ImiM.rtam*,*. ,

muiM4 ll.,*\g,..lu;:H-:.l surv,*y dlMrll.ut.-s
Ol. applh..t4.M. sn.a
foldi*is r«»r the dirr<
show Itv a system

* ,.ul.Ush,.,l maps.

advantage

of excusion to the f*. A. R. cncaii»|>ment at Central laikc yesterday, and,
a few more went up this morning on
the Pere Marcfuelte.
There will be a meeting of West
Bay coundl. Royal Arcanum, tomor­
row evening
Mrs. Br>an of Fj.st Eigiith street
has small jxjx in a very mild lonu.

Calmar^'H Interior t*i>ar
mo*l dorahh* T*niUb r adc

i* «he

n-ss;?"

CITY OPERA HOUSE

MOSQUITOES AND COLOR.

ONE NIGHT
voHtf-* Arc- Kr4
W. il. Karkelt. a »
at tlu* rnl\,*rsliy ,.|
i....squUo |H*st. S.1.VK a fhl
»l dlsis.teh tu the N«*w Y.irk
World
exiH-rliiu-uls and llmU I

Mrs. Rogers, who
certain liin*s ailn.. | iIh*..
re|H*I th. m.
All I hut Is
the disease*, iKring in the do Is to UM* tlothihg of ;

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.
U..-

MR. EDWIN SOUTHERSv'

She is the sister ol
to

same house.
The ca.se is cxlremclv
light and is thoiuughly isiilatcd, with
little or no ilonger of infection f»utside.
Mrs. R,
progressing

at on. ,* l . , olb*. t dog i.»t*niiei
Mov,-.! by Aid. Glllett that
of public work* Ik* .n^tru,•t d to finish
building tb,* walk on E.mwoo,! av,*m
rCUMJXAIw.
or.ler,d la*t season. Carrie«l.
Mov-il by Aid. Wilhelm that t!
Mr. and Mrs. Alfrcil BliK.in
Uiard of publu- work* be ordered
ton, O ami Mrs. C. Knapp
r«t. Carried,
grav, 1 • n \V,**t Tenth r.tr«t.
Id. M.^’luskey
Della, ()., who have been visiting
M.,v,*.l by
•y '
rohswalk
on the ni^th side of Tenth family ol J. .\. Pease on Wch
osswalk OI)
I n., n sir,Ml Ik* built at
Mi,-,-l across r
street, returned to their Immcs this
morning.

nicely.

Mrs. Yarncll and ,laughter relumed
with Mr. Conlon and n
factrt y adjustment of t
\Velmt*r atreet. Carried.
Movetl bv Aid. Hamll
mlttee of three
or appoint
mayor
of the I-eague of
n*tican Munb-.palii.ea to be held In
unJ IlapuD. August 27. 2
...
Carried.
M-ved by Aid. M on that
e invitiitlon of the Central l^bor
parti, pate in tbe jmrade on
XV. Carried.

day.
Moved bv Aid. Glllett that t he rqu.*M of Mr. SieinlK-rg that the pave
mem In' flnlahe,! rn Park atreet cross
ing. iH* ref,*rred to the ls>ard of pub
hr work*. Catri.d.
M v.-d by Aid Sleder that
Joum. Carrie.1.
Citxs M. Bums.
City Clerk.
Additional |UiiH*r^ filed In the c ty
clerk s oAk-e:
674.
Repoii of committee on clali
and ac-ounts. |«ivmg , all mate No. T.
675. R.-port of committee on claims
and :.,'<-ouma. paving estimate No. 2.
676. Copy of n.il.e served on .
Frange to proceed wu- work.
677.
U,*i>ort of i-ommlttee
and accounts, paring

will

be remembereil.

tOAIlD

6T1, i:,.«.!v,'i! that a I'emeni walk b«
built on the east side oi Doardt
Avenue abutting on the fcllowlng
scr.Led pr peny:
The north los feet c. lot i5 and 16.
bloik 13. plat of Travetae City. Mich.
Uoolved furthT that cement walks
Ih* bui , fronting lota 3—4—5 nni part
f lot 7. blixk IK. original pkit ‘
Moved by Alderman Sleder that tbs
r»>,>liinon b adopted. Carried.

and

Eighth streets. Sun,lay at 2 o'clock
ji. m.
Also in the evening on the
river bank, just below I’nion street
bndge at 7:30 o'clock.

exis»sed

t
WATER IXIMMISSIONERS
J. M* Mmxikkx. President
J. Ft lout At. SocreUry. .
vitl l.y Aid Wi
Movitl
Wilhe.m that the ^c;s W allowed Ri
water fund
Carried.
Yeaa—.Aid,'rmen
Hamilton.
Sleder. Glib it. Cunningham. Wilhelm.
McCluakey. l^ardle,, Moon and Steams.
Nays-None,
lti;i «f John
nioomshleld .or
vi,^> for ih,'
1th of Jun,' amount
ing to-f2ui.0u.
i pr.sei ted and read,
M ved l.y
rman HimlUon
th,' bill lie all
d. Carrie,!.
Yeas-Alder
Hamilton.
OU.
Sleder GUMt Cm ningham. Wilhelm.
McCluskey. Ijirdle, Moon and Slearna.
Nays—None.
AND RESOH TIOXS.

Thcre will be a gosjwl
the grove on the coiner of Rose

fleW a.*nson this mal.*rlal U worked
up ant plaixsl tn tbe hand* of tbe
print,T. It cill U*
hiiitilrtMl t.»|<«v‘r
»l•mM•nt
•luv^xlmalel.v 32.000
• uf tx»untry. an ai
is that of N,*w
without Ihv stuti* of Miitue. The sur
vo.\». .-irr nia,U* with gnat ,-are, niid the
rtrsuUIng nu»i»s art* ui,k1,*1« of The ,*arfogiujlur. art In U*auty uf fiuUh uud
XiTtvUloti ami atx tinuy of dt-tall.
One of th,- intorostiuu and UM*ful f,*atiin s of tlioKo aiaim is th,*lr «-xpn sslon
of the r,*ll,*r or nuitour uf th,* surfacts
Tu ainunpHsU Ihh* Un« art* tlrnwu
thnmgh iioiuts of niual ulevatioii at
rvguUr iut. rvaU uf t,*ii. tw,*iit.v. fifty
ur a humlnil foci, av*cordiug a* the
wuntry Is flat ur laiggo,!. and frten

52

**

was atllictetl some time ago, and was

turned this morning from Burdick
where they have been spending

672. Reso.ved.
by
the
Common
Council of the .liy of Traverae City,

the ytror on4l CU»
ct the 0«» or Tnvrr.r

::s!:X£a£:\

' iJn .Mm
Fourteenth street.
Resolved, further, that
of PuWlr Worka be and hereby are r«queau-d to cause a diagram and plat
of tue wbdie aewer diatnct to be c
.wing all the aireeta. public grounda.
landa. lota and aubdlvialona thireof In
the dtatrlct. and 4«e propdeed route and
locat.on of said sewer, and the depth,
grade and dimenalons thereof, and to
procure an estiroal.- of the coat Ihere^
of; and alaa to give notice by
tion for at least uve days in one of tlie
dally newspapers of the city oi the In­
tention to conatruct such a wer. and
where a.Id diagram* and plat* maybe
found for examination, and the
when the hoard of public works
meet to conald r any object.ons that
may b<* made by parties interested
with re«iH-, i to such aew,r. and there^
after leiKjrt the same to the council.
Moved by Alderman Ott that the
naolutlon be adopted. Carried,
Yeaa-Aldermeu
lUmllton,
OtL
Sleder. Ollbtt. Cunningham. Wilhelm.
McCluskey. Lardle. Moon and Stearaa.
Nays—None.
NEW m
Movf*d by Aldefman Wilhelm that
the inujL.rlty repretl of the
on the lo,at7im of tbe library alte be
r,H,*tve,l and 4»laced on file. Carried.
Moved by Aid. Mi-Cluakey that the
, hb f of the fire deimrtmeni be aulbir
rlxed to make « di^play on IjilKirday
Carried.
Moved by Aid. Hamilton that Ihr
ordin.iu-e governing the rooxeia ol
ernnl to the ,-ommltter
for whatever change*

travmwb citt markstil

Tbe ^Irvvior of tUe I nlted States
The .coarse wiU be from Front and
geologi.wl survey oaja ibat tbe topo­
Union strecu west on Union to Kim- graphic braiich lla* summer baa aevwood »venui «oulh oo Elmwoo<i lo{ aaj rarv-jln, putiM U U» Arid.
Fourteenth siect, cast on Fourteenth] Thrac |utrtk*a are condurtins surveys
to Cass, north on Cass to llic finbh
wt urUu; tbr oecvmnry data for
at Cam and Sutc.
AU entries should!
dlfft'rvnt aeciloa. of iblrty-

the resTlut OB be a
.
Yeas—Aldermen
HamUton.
Ott.
.\ spedal meeting of the I.adies
Sleder. Glllnt. Cunningham. Wilhelm,
Library * Association
is callcl for
McCluskey. Lardle. Moon and fiteama.
tomorrow alleinoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Nays—None.
673. Resolved,
by the Commoi There are matters of sjjccial laqwCount 11 cf the city of Traverse Citj tance to be discussed, and ev erv mem­

Moved by Aid. 0;t tlut tb,* arc.

Flr>.t
It la a kimi ami
srver.-il fuiidK fur the amaunis. Cai
offer from the founder of c
Yeaa-Alderinen
Hamilton.
tliy.
Sifond—It wrill lie centrally located. Sloder. Glll tt, Cunningham. Will
iH iiig ou our luulii airts*. and ii atly M«<'luskey. l^ardb*. Moun and Stearns
Nays-None.
mirth frtim our High a. iuhiI will make
T
uaau
:.i
C
ity
. Mbh..
it (onv< nient for im holnra and t«*ach
altered due him from the .H> on the to |taaa that way to and from the ach
Aug. 1. 19
pavlna contran up to and Im luding and the buv|ueaa center of the city.
. u the
tho’ iNpor and dtp
Auk It. 10U2. aw. pr«w*-nted and rend:
rounrtl of the t\tp of Tracer;
Third - il can W made aa qlghllj
Thr L^pt
Trai
rrofyiar Cila. JMirA..
blue iia any one can tbalre. the 1
la they n w aland .-ontaln l*.3ou miuarc
re, i. and when the new doik line la lowing bills and chnrg,* to th
n t at CZe |MWater W,irkN
ft............................................................. 11.575 00
ontaln l.loO aqiian*
aquare feet.
feel, or'lUO
John ID Stuio ....I 15 IK)
I.^n. curbing on ground at
mintage by IN) feet depth on weat aldi t ’olumbia Tranfer - .»
87 M
825 00 • Mle by 120
20 feet d»plh on the eaM aide
It 11. IM. A C Co...
IS 50
4.UB0 M.’y^‘ tomreie at COc'
-Why Hhoi^d wu aak th.
.‘-tiidlcy A llatv;ay..
21 tMi
II.
U0 aq. yd. brick haultug *
•
> purchaa.
liuuml A Sun.......
13 4S
t......................................... ■...............
C8l
i:bn,r Proa........... ....
- 1 50
Excavation........................................... 30U
iial nrvcaaltlea. i
J.E. GiHlirkAC.-...
135
32 UO
0 iDUke catch luininn at |4k..
an brlJgea. pumpa
Mb h. H-lepliom- Vo.
3 UO
«0 IK)
100 cu. yda ruahlng aand at 5t>c
II. A 1. Mcr. Co..........
29 .31
no ft. circular cutbing at KUc 232 00
further
ao cubic yd.. . ruhbiHl ntiAe at
lu,» t»0 1293 23
nority rc|»ort d .losfph lli-wm .............
time but will not lake j
Youra r.apis-tfully,
6.C38
H. W. ClNM.MIIAM
€03
Wi'I'ams
ived bv Al l. Wilhelm that the re
U* nec.pied and adopted. Carried,
It ugh Graham
•aar- Aldermen 0;t. Gillett. Cun
ham. Wilhelm anu Slearua — Mh»
I.va-Aldermen Hamilton, McClua
Uirdle and Mocn.- t4.)
rr aorli i> la been artuall
UEI’ORTS OF OKJ'ICEKS.
and
material
furnl.he
alnce toe beginning of the paving c
I 11.60 iK'r day .... h SO
Front and Cnlon atre..u and up to Fr
'Knapp. 3'- days
uay night. Aug. 15. I002
I $1 6ttp r day..
60 |
24
ruuHi'tl of the
STATE OF MICHIGAN, (\mniy *
i:. J. Fi M.m XI. Sc-retary
dtp. inch.:
Grand Traverae. aa
' n. K
II. W . Cl N.MMillAM.
Gentlemen-W*
ti K
John I . Oit.
A|M«ctor». have at your requcM looked
over the piemia • of Mr. Miller on
Btaie MH*ei and find that the aald
16. 1902.
k..Ie. wiauea to enlarge a woo.
...I
945
Je paving to lie lorn
hiilldlng by the audition of a i
John Davis Co. ................
by him on Front and I’nlon at-rv u.
Grand Trav.*rs,. He aid
Traverae City . Michigan. That the Kcr- ond fctory f a i>orilon of the aa
Caldwell A Uiudon...........
A fu r examining the urtlinnnce in
vlcea Iherrln charged have been aclu
Mbh. Starch Co....................
325 00
ally perfuimed and the materlaFthere • itl' ii thereto, wc tail to find any v
and un­ T. C. Iron Works ...........
n 50
In charged bk. b«en actually furntnb
to bulld- W.lliam iiald.b r estat,* .
ed to tne city, that the nums charged
Co:umbia Trln^fer C-*. .
theferore are reasonable and Juat end
James
H
Clow
A
Sons
.
that to the beat of hla knowledge and
Bound A Son
.....................
belief no aet off exlaia. nor payment
Victor IVtcriy! ..................
baa been made on an'ount ther«H>:. ev
I S. Cas: Iron Pipe Co..
cept Burb .• are endoraed or n*fer»rd
Auuut Pranui
Snbarribed and *wom to Iwf.wt. uu*
this lltb day of Augnat. A. 1).. 1D02.

I NEW UNITED STATES MAPS.I
The cash prises for the bicycle road >
ce on Labor Hay are $8.00 for first J
$4.00 for second and $2.00 for third.

ber it urgently reiiuesleif to l>c pies-

Mspie fcl leveling, third Vr?rd
Maple str.-et. graveling, third
ward
..............................................
<; ubhing on K Eighth at..

' Moved by Aid Moon Uiat’the leport
pled, t
i-CIAL

rtEmRTS*

1 75

to
be
made,
showing
all
the
streets, public gfounds. lands, lou and
subdlvUioas thereof in the dlstrl
and.,he propoaed route aad location of
aald sewer, and the depth, grade sad
dlmenalc-na thereof, aod to procure an
the ccai thereof; and also
Ice by publKBllon for at
least flv,. days in one cf the daily new*
pape a of the city, of the lotentloo to
conatruct such aewer. aird where said
dugram and plats may be found for
xamination. and the time when the
card cf public work* aha:l meet to
onsider any objections that may be
aade by parties interested with
p,K-t to such sewer, aad thereafter re-

jKMsible dem­
onstration at his wedding at the close of
the school year bj-secing the senior class
and other studenU safely embarked on
the senior class excursion to Klk Rapids

to Delia, O.. this morning after
visit with L. Roscoe and tamily.

a

.A. J. Doyle of the Boston store, re­
turned yesterday from hts vacation
trip to Milwaukee and Chitago.
Mrs.

Alla lloldav
s. Id,

of Toledo. ().,

Weston,
Roscoe and family, returned to Ohio
this morning.

A Great Cast
Magrnificent Costumes.
, Beautiful Scenery

i.^aru Janllo

ll!*!V,^nn!^i..s*r.lT!
r the ,*onrt. for
:o l^.^•ord II, laid
this sum I.,* . :r,-,*s In a wrlit,*
tnni to s,*rve and „1
legal i..asi,*r from m
of his ,h*ath. Is.emi has Dl.
vvorrh-,1 h.v th*hts, vvhh h he >111 pay
now from the sum tu U* |uihl hiin lor
1.1* lllK iiy. II,* iH an ex sinv,*. D-rn of
alnve pan nt* sixty y,*ar» ago. and ho*
many white friend* of

MARIE C. SOUTHERS.
I PRICES: - - 25c, 35c ana 50c.

Ruth.Mills. .Miss Calkins will leave
Friday morning for Chicago Musical
college to resume her studies.
Miss

Marion Rolicrts has returned

from a several weeks’ visit at Petoskey
and Bay View.
a
Harrv- Round, wife and children
arc touring the northern resorts for
recreation. ' They will visit Charle­
voix.
Petoskey,
F.ast Jordan and
Bovtic City.
Miss Marie Covne of Muskegon

is

the guest of Miss’Nellie Coyne.
Prof, and Mrs. C. T. (*#rawn
the gu
ilv for a couple of davs.

arc

■ Mr. and Mrx. Hickman of Iowa are
gucstsofMr. and Mrs. Hagadom of
Sixth strccL
Misses Mamie ami Nettie .Moblo
rclumetl yesterilay from a visit at .At­
wood, and Misses

Inice and

Moblo rclumetl from

I.iliian

LABOR DAY

WllUtPI. I
ONE NIGHT ONLY

Provemont this

morning, where they have been

visit-

Wallcr Peck rclumetl totlav from a
fishing trtp to Carp l.ake where he

opiHjftunitv for congratulations to esmanufacturerr. Akennan A: Amlerson,
cajK!, esiKTcially when school is callctl
took a run vestcnla) on their own ac­
Tiicvlay morning.
count and made things lively along
SVSNTW IX aociRTV.

Jerry Isigan. the a»,

DIAMOND KING

.Mrs. Lula Calkins returned this
morning from Old Mission, where she
has been si>cn(ling a few ,lavs with

before the ceremony.
When the ex­
secur^ some nictf ones.
cursionists returned Mr.
Dumbrille
Deputy Food and Dairy Comiiiishad been quietly married ajtd he and
sioncr G. M. Dame of NorihiK>rt. I
his briile were far away from the
was in the city totlav.
{
and worry of the dty.
Now that they
have relumed there is little reason to
A Llvwlv Hmmmm
doubt that the students will allow an

A few iriends of Miss Isabel Ham
round were very delightfully entertain

S<» far
. Ihu kiKl
iMked with
tw,*lv.- eulors. In a hilgi* ;;hi-* •*ug,*
1.4* l.as a swam, uf n.,K..,n.t.K*K and In
IlH* lK.ti..n. iw.-he cups ...v.nil with
cloth* uf UlfT,*n*i.l 4-oha's. .\i ivrialn
pai.Ml.M of ihe day L,* ,*om.U the luos
.piit.H..
,.x,.h ,h.ih mid n.H.tds
the nmnU r. Thu* f.nr nil and Mack
1,-ad tin* other*

some of the slreelA
While going
down the Alle>- in the rear of C. A.
Hammond's residence on Washing­

ton street, the wagon scat dropi»cil off ]
ed at her home last evening, the prin- the load and scared the horses. They
cijial feature of the evening being the startevl down Franklin to Front street
fine singing of Mr. Dmmmond Young and then took a turn up Railroad
of Edinburg\ ScotUnd. a graduate ol avc. icaucring ashes and considera­
the musical department of the Uni­ ble dust along the way.
*niey kept
versity in that dty.
Mr. Young b running until Boonvndle was reached
spemling a short time here, tl»c gue« when they turned and came back to
of Harry Perrin and family.
An im- the city.
A couple ol men sto]>ped

THE 0RI6INAL TRAMP PUY

JULE WALTERS'

Traverse City, Mich.'

Hotel Whiting, From Aupt 26
to September 6

Mrs. E.O. Piper
OneoftlieLudiiigOrailoati
• 0^ci3ns

IT’S TO LAUGH
OLD NAME
NEW PgiY
FUNNY SPECIALTIES
GREAT .SCENERY AND
MECHANICAL EFFECTS

SEE THE TRAMP ON THE
COWCATCHER

U agaii. will. yo.i and mHiUI U-plca^-d t,.
.-.-.•all wh.. »TX in
C,.r.Atdlat.on ^n-l
I w..nmat...r,
Kr,-.-.

MUSIC
LESSONS FREE
See J W. Cliffe and fret one
term of n.n*ic Ivaaons free, wUh
a Tiotln, inritar or mandolin—
reinilar $I5
in.trament. $3
down, halanoe 9l weekly pay-

J. W. CLIFFE.

them on East Eighth street before
any damage was done to cither the
ing of readings by Leon Titus and team or wagon.
William Akennan
Miss Bates, and piano aolos by Mbs was driving them when they started
Alice Roberts and Mrs. J.M.r
but be escaped uninjured.

sewer in the^o**J.^ *f l^fon™ r.*?
fr tn ihr alley between Tenth and
Eleventh sire t.^ south to Sixteenth
There will be a short im
atreet.
R, solved, furrher. that the Board of Traverse Cit^ Muiidaiis
Public Works be aad hereby are hb evening firm 7:90 to 8 o'clock.
Every member » aged to be presenL

Mi«. Mcirjr ilCTltjr of .««„ roonty.
Kan. hu Iwra fliml for apankliw hn

■ ud b»a» b. RfaMd u> ««k

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