The Evening Record, July 16, 1902

The Evening Record, July 16, 1902

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

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1902-07-16

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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EVENC^ vRECOR^
CITY. MICH- WKDNEHOAY. JULY

16. IIMM.

6IXTH THAH-KO. 1617

OoMtoPf^M.

Council Finally Koaobwl an
Asraomont Last Night

IT MAY iOT BE ACCEPTED
1- K. Clbba Says That It WIU
Not Anawar

BUSH WILL RIDE

DOT DROWNED
LAST EVENING

FRANCHISE
IS ADOPTED
of tto toM lisa
Mos A OossoU to tofo ^liooUoBof lsjio«of sUMto.
«too 6 Bool soils to be ooed.
osd Is osflh WSJ to sot to isipodo
D to Oltools Ofooowmlto toto
stood serooo ttooho osd oso foot
b oido. bj i
00 food to foasd wtos lorn op to Isy
ttooka Bsow ssd too toptotoor of
ttsflko for two foot fosr tsoto

■ IWWhmI

John B. BbBi. who did not do bU

Urn rtdlo, ood dteotiod U-

R.«lniad MuMriMui M.t TrM^lc
DMth Whll. Fl.hln*

EVERY EFFORT WAS OAOE
To R—usclUt.Him Aftw Body
HMl Bmi> R»cov0nd
■twk Bto BmO

psy for oooc of poriof botwoeo tto
rsUo osd for ose foot oo oscli olds.
Msy poy is firs oqasl sssosl isolsll-

■ Uoo to Bl. I

R««tosld lasonnss. tto elRhl yasr
old SOS of Mr ssd Mrs Jacob Laser
TIm MW tnmetlm tar tb* |wopU
Isid. oowposy to psy for widoslsf. ■MS of 641 Ksat KlKbth atraet. wsa
wbooMwoaai&aM iausM to l»U4
sot to osoood six foot,
4lrowsod
is Bosrdoass Lsko Isot oroswatMtorUMiaibscayasSafsbla
Inn.wbere to wsa flahisji. is ooapsBy
arms f»d to UU Mltotoa. «m pstowithbUaix yasr old brothor. Hag
Boottos II. Csfo wool sot stop or asld wsa opos s period homlook log
ilaMstosksA too. tial U tosy sot
«Mar beitsor a fsctory wtws tto log
to soo4 St oU M Mobtisas
togss to roll, sod to fell into the
to« Hast os It. Afito tto oossoll
(O-dooodooloonbvoaoi
tod syosroaA I. IL OlSto.
Uo isool tore etrsok hla hasd is
hla
fsU, sod boooao IsaMiolblo. sa to
itot tto ffssoiiiM frosJd to of so sm
did not ooom to oCrogglo si sll after
» wstor. Ed DaFer.
ttoj soold sot sooept
who wsa oesr. »w tto sccldest.
•ol toss fonsslly toeid
sod boatoood to the apot. bol too Iste
sod ttoy totr W Amym to
to bo of oonrloe In osTlng the boy a
oopt 1/ttoy oo 4Mtr«.
Ha aeoored a boat, and In oom
brfon. doioK to hoi
Jamas K. Cunton'a Ufa Endad puiy with bU broUier Henry UeKer who bad arrired at the apot. they
This Aftamoon
the body.
A pby.lbees called and be
Isw. hy which ttoj
worked for a foil hour aeekisg to relife, hot to so araiL Tto ooro
psjtac sslJ atptotlc is» to th. slsto.
raa aommooed. but did not dees.
•4 hy Mr. Utbto
Mwasry to ompasel a Jury, aa the
woro oooh sa ooold to
had bees wllseewe! by the
prgssltotlos wosldto And Has Baan a Wall Known
Emsger b^ber and Mr. DrFer
torfootod for tho city ssdor tto •
Flgura Evar Slnca
The foserai of the ssfortouate boy
will
be
told
from^tto family real
TIa proposed ffssohlto wst rtsd lo
dmioe Friday afternoon st 1 o’clock in
totost tto o^iof of ttomoollsf.
of L. D. Ouriia

PASSING OF
OLD PIONEER

loobU own book
Ul« Mklbtlioii wUl iMBla *t 4J0
o’cloek tohm th. Um. Mmt bride
—d lb« b. will iboM tfa. d»l». anUblac hi. uUbitUm in tb. wmMn br­
ie. Ib« bride- Br. BubMpte-e.
ikep n«r.t thu U did «oi flU hi.
—MSI on the Fowth end
'
ilrneln .11 who nue lo m.

TERRIBLE
EXPLOSION
THIRTY-FIVE ALREADY DEAOl
And Others Who Wers

Jamm K. Oontos. ose of Uio osrlloot ptosooro of tto Ormsd I'rsToroa
roftos. pooood swoy st hla home in
OsrSold towaohlp ooothwoot of the
to toUorod thoffs too hooasai
city, this sftomooo si I o’clock, sftor
oado ill Ito oofiylat. ssd Ih
to Uloaoi of throe weeks Death woo
ohosid noMl IS7S isatosa of Itt
ooooed frois aepUc poiooslsf. For o
ttoforsarsct la Ito ytoofsl imilrosd ooaber of dsya Mr. Qostoo hso bees
eery low. ssd hlo dosth wso no onr
Mr. Ofooa t-aplsUM^ Ua- dlosdrss. prise to ttoeo who woletod by hla
rsilrood Uw. ssd after aocoe dlaonamoSeOO mottos of Alderman MoOlookoy. tto fiascliiae waa lakeo up
Oo only three aeoiiosa waa there

f

1

of Ukeaa waa to n^ord to Ito paving
rnqalrwi
Alderman Mcnm doolrod
Umt thk toad be required to pay toward Ito coot of say psvlug Utd Is
•tteeu ooi uptod by them 6 per crot
for imring laid st ssy time for tbo
Brol dTc yesra. alx par mot Ito alxtb
ymur. 7 iwr cent ibk- aaveoth. ssd to
4Mi
Wsesttopopolaiiouortheclty
•toll nmob It.oon. U.a road to pay It
per cent of tor coat, whan
10
|iar oast, and when to.- city resdstoa
to.OOO impoUlios. ibr comiauty to to
required to |*» a Inalde toe ralU sod
for s fool os each aide
Tliere waa a good d.wl of warm dla
coaatoo os Ibis to ise conn
which Aldd-rman llamlUun ehi
that 11 would ba equiralaot to a
gtrt of about $t>.tr00 in Ito next i»e
yean to the company. He alatod tost
to la sol peourbwa. tot that aa tto
road wsa to to run for mosey,
wsa to tore ii.e uar of tba atieeta, br
beitered that they al.ould pay for tto
pacing aamrutiooed is toe ffsn
propomd. When tto msttor css
eoto. toe motion to odo|4 tto alldlng
wmlc aa pmpoaed by Alderman
wsaloto. Alderman Wtltolm.
ssd Lsrdie eotisg for It and Aldermss Hamilton. OW, Bleder. Omsslng
Imm. MoOuakey ssd Blearna agalsat

mf
]Js

Res­

cued Cannot Recover
I Aeottor Miee

•*,T-UrnbPhtoUk.lt.«.ra

};r;

Aot IM of IIWS. which hsa
to tto otoU BilUtla Aa tto
la sol o otailsry orgsslas

OW IS THE TIME
O IX) IT-

During our Great
Sample Shoe Sale!

Park OUT. Utah. July 16-A terrific
irred early tbia
UalyWeat ailv»-r i
mtuera. -ol whom x;
have been taken out dead It la fearfew eecaped Koxlou* gai-*a
have penetrated the Ontario mine,
one milr weal, ounnected by a tunnel.
It It feared many of tba luu mioara
employed there have loet their livea.
Tlirer bodlea were taken from that,

BIGSTRIKE
NOW ENDED

1 in tto 1100
foot leveL two powder mS|raxlDea
ooolslDing two oara of powdt-r-blowing up The abook waa tremendnoua.
and waa felt t* u milea away. Two
lioraea a mile am! a half away were
killed.
Freight Handlers Have Re­
Membera of one of tto relief |wrttea
turned to Work
hare not been beard front and it ta j
feared ibay have periabed. Many nn- |
oonacioua miuera have been brongbi
to tto anrfaoe.
Oommnnioattoo tot ween the mine«
and Park i'lty la tniermptk-d. Th.
Did Not Walt for Action of Fed laat meavage from Park City aaya tiutt
ovsf
bodtea liave h-. ii reoo\.-red.
oration of Labor
Borne of Ibo minera w.-re tsk.-n out in
an unoonaoioui oondulon and oan not

AU other samjdes similarl) re­
duced.

AU ihc very Latest
Styles and Best Leathers
Ye%, wc ha> c your size.

Alfred V.
Friedrich

i tram PSitIo

iFmnt loBny. Bay
A nranna tn nUl <
H tram FMot la Biala
«Bms E Fraridaa thst tarao tosU
to mom tons 1 oonla, or oU for
totoiBildssdm 7

NOW SIR, il you are in need ol an up-tonUte new pair of
}>ants, here’s your chance to save a little money. All sizes
at about | regular k>w prices.

rtOTiSi:

Wilis mi'

S. BENDA A CO.
STEINBERG’S CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS STORE
-EXTRAORDINARY VALUES. THESE-

Ctnts lor $al<
Pilhixs eticarupmmt
lor -^Ic. .
,
:

Compare them with olher’^, only a few iicins inenlioned, but
on all kinds of merchandise throughout the store radical
price reductions have been ruadc.

I2\c
1.00
i-00

aie
:

ITe;!
Nearly all lenU are entirel)
now. .^pply ii> .
.
.

|«n<Ublc €»J^‘'(Sk“tHKSK) froro

STEINBERG’S maiABLE DRY ROODS AND C10THIN6 HOUSE

ipooial

Si

To-morrow morning at 7 o’clock wc start our
July Special Sale. Got a bill yet? If not. call at
the store and see what we have to offer at this
sale. It win pay you to investigate at once at

RACKE'T STOrai

MTle arhibol ReJortKl i
BrTetomkektottoiUeortf

«>etlea la the

Ohiosgo. July 16 At a meeting of
membera of the freight hsndlera un-

Floral« Designs
Ay 'descriptions and for all
occasions. Furnished
on shon notice.
Pbcmt • RD I Trank in. Paine,

Very Suggestive of
the Sea Shore

^ C!*C*c*cf

Hr. «M Hn. QuMa

DoBoM-Wboot. 8# ood »; com
whiah(.».i.
t:ooto.tl.
B**U** hte'wtl* h*l**T*(*faatlly
«Jb’*’~'wblA
W*
B. J.
J*.H*TUt. Mn. Pnak Umi. mi OH. «>i: port. tlAMVlort.
TbMM O. Omuo* of Ihl.
oUy. Hn. WhtHoC BIcta. UL. WtU
Omtm. Bbo Ur*. U lodloo*. mi
Tbo oHotol bolleUo oold, -Tbo not

tor Ih* loMni

A. J. WILHELM
ONION STREET

Florist

*

IS THE FINE ASSORTMENT OF MENS
AND BOYS- B.ATHING SLlTS JUST RE­
CEIVED BY US—HANDSOME SOLID COL­
ORS AND COMBIN.ATIONS. Wc. SI.ou, UP
TO $8.00.

gefHfjHkfP, thst wt »rt gMmg t SUmdard Patttn Tm with totrf f3.00 Salt
ar mart af Waal Drtst 6aad$. m Btif
fanr Waal Drtaa htrt and saat mamtf.

Woat Eighth 1

Now is one time—we can fit any kind of a leg at 76c a leg
—{there are higher priced pants if )-ou want them)—Every
lair included— Caarimeres, Worsteds and ChevioU-aic
lamously perfect fitting—well tailored and just right every
way—sold at cut prices, and deeply cut at that

PoPri..\R SHOE HOUSE
THE OU* STAND

Tl.e Koae Street Tabernacle Sunday
acbool had a delightful picoto lu the
Koee atreet grave today. About 115
were preeent
The mothen. and
children and other pujAla of itoiinn.
day aobool came early, and by tin
hour aU waa ready for me.
aumptnooa picnic dinner apresd <
long table under the tre«a.

«hl*

A mammoth lot of Indian baskets just now and a spec­
ial fine line of sweet grass work, burnt leath­
er. Mexican hand carved leather and
souvenir goods.................................

Two Timos a Yoar
Wi Sell DOT Pants at Special evtPricts.

SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

ble with the tailroada. provided the
Fodotstloo of Labor n fuaed to
Bos tto stHke. luetead of waiting for
tto oommlttee to riatt tto ottioera of
the fodarstioo. Uie atrikera
for tto freight houaeB Of tba 1.000
men who went out twelve daya ago
but 7.000 w.-.e taken back.
Tto
and all enjoyed
atrlke U virtually ended with defeat
JAMBt « tlUKTON.
tto deiloloua vlanda prepared by tlie
for tto freight handlers
iww or 1K.I
July 16 -A amsll »wroent- ladies who abowed th.-maelvea mi*
emra of the culinsry art.
•ids Ha wsa Is bla taranty - third age of the truck drlvere who were orDuring the r.-pmt John T. Hesdle,
dered to retura to work by tto tnterwith tto das^ of Mr. Osntos saiioosl oOoera druve tbelr tesma to iperltilenrtent of tto acbool alnoe It.
Ovssd Tfsvarae oossty ioaaa one of tto freight houaea IhU morning but orguuixation a year ago. called npon
lU asrliaat pioneers Ha osme to refuaed to premtt tbr non union men Levi T Penningon to read a letter
Trsvsraa OUy is 1861. ssd wsa is tto to unload tliem. The number of union tram Rev. M A. Kelaey. tbi
smptoy of Ussssh. Lsy A Oa for freight handlere who returned to whom iBuflenee me Roee atreet
Rev. Kelaey oooaatracsl yasts Being so expert anr- work waa too amall to handle the wna eturted
panter hla aorrtoea wow much is de­ fooda deUvarwl st tto depot doora A gratuUted the eohool npon tha oommand In th.< aprisg of 1861 he mar- meeting baa been called to get the pletion of a auooreaful year’a work
ried Mim Hasrtetia Bsxter. and toon men to ratify tto notion of tto
and upon the fuitbfnlneaa of Mr. uad
after to built tto Oasum Hcmea. mlttee of tto Niokle PlaU. Lske Mrs J. T. Beadle and tbe
which wsa one of tto drat hoeleiriea Shore. Miohlgan Oeotral and Rook U- workera and urged them nil to fuitbIs thla psrt of tto elste. sod s load Isnd. U thla U done tto atrikara on
In tto aw^Uos pitnrldlng for too msrk of Ttsverae Olty. With sddi them randa will raeume tbalr plaoea
PK£PAR FOR TUK OYCLONE!
wideolsg of pavement where It wsa tlosa U auU alssda os tto oomer of thla afteraocn.
made seoaeasry by the traOk to Front sad Fnmklin atraeta ssd U
to laid. Aldermes Moon ssd Wtl knows se Uotlige Honm.
HASOHS TO CHARLEVOIX
tolm made s protoet. but tlia pro Mr. ssd Mrs Unnlos mode U one of
poeed sooctos wsa psxeed
Tvsreraa Olty’a oanlara of Im
In tor 9stoar of apeolflo las. Aldor- sad tto old asttlera oss reosll mssy
hsppy horn psaaed there.
rU.Tla.'Ma..
Bsmherof yesra sgo to ratirad
hot it waa not sdoptod.
Tlkeprorlalosasf tto frssohts
from tto hotel bnainem snd
Ahoat50 ftOB «hl. city Uft thU
to general aafoUowa .
bla inefrmlt form three s
0«ctom 1. Pmridm for ito grmslof tto olty. osrryisg on n Urge
, u> OhMlmU lo MMDd Ih* M*ietgsrdeosndgreenho.
togoftoe ftsoohlastoU K Utbba
ke «*th«riac lodkr. Th*yvUl>*Itusaocisua. aanmmnra and aea
bluff ”Jlm’
Oenlsi. wbi
to earn ttov MBSsiaa usder tto atiael
AUtU«|Mt«rth*Bo<*Ulob
„**Mrt.duCb»I.TOlx. »dcJo41«««»
isilrond low.
.for tto
il. Qiveai
Zimm. Iifiorr- —- b*«>i DMd*
•mof tto following atrerU for tto
for o »«ry oioolloiit uo
th. taod oM d*y*. u4 hU b*Mty Mlalywoo » food no
Inyiag of trseka
Btau atreet from Union to U^U «fh «>»W» ■»<>•
th* O.MC *( Ibot loft tbte ■onlac.
Miy crowA eC •■•14-UMn. sveoue. Oardeld svenna
field svenna la olty
Eighth CitNB Onideld nronno to olty

Indian Chthts dumpers
1ma»9C»hrw9mttd.
JV goid parktf t»pkk tr»m.

THE WEATHER

Shoes'^/ J

STAMPEDE OF THE STRIKERS

I Meec tor tto iraloe-Oalr
imc of u.ooo Wto West O
f.b. H««e IWkee Herk to

Jf MUr Brnfsawf »tpmrUrtt

u % O/p Book Store

Wc are selling Men’s
Women’s and ChiUren’s Sample Shoes
and Oxfords below
regular wholesale
jinces. .• .• .* .*

One Hundred Miners Entombed
at Park City. Utah

HE LOCATED HERE IN 1851

Isoorporsttoo wsa -ffootod ssdor wsi
esUod op Aooardtof to ttorsoarda

Are You
Shoeing up?

SOUTH SIDE

If You Wish to
Cooi off
THERE-S A RIGHT WAV TO DO IT—
CLOTHE YOURSELF ACCORDING TO
THE TEMPERATURE OF THE ATMO­
SPHERE-JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
CONSIGNMENT OF LINEN TROUSERS—
76c TO $160—ALPACA COATS—SHIRT
WAISTS, 60c TO $2.00-NO SUCH ASSORT.
MENT OF HOT WEATHER GOODS ELSE­
WHERE IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN.

HAMILTON CLOTHING CO.

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bn fetiD(ai^.f

TIE ETODIG lECOII.

AMn/HdM
olibtWtMl

}«t «r Mc ••>« •urr.
TKAVBIIM OITV. MICHIOAM

iaiakm itwaaxmiiA.'ii tm.r i«. imm.
WILL ABOKTBM CAinAS

ilbooter. aiMoft* afidly^

Mnuw< ^ •rr
t tu «ma Md

ORAMD ntAVBRSE HERALD

■»

srfZwt^

TbaplogMofmo.
Had porMoaa of tb* •

of tba

Mtbtpaakati oa tba

teaooatAlAA Mte
•ffte AWdAtepi

Tbaaspart.
Pmfaawir

Tba MMoal etwiaa of J. A. Moam*
gneinwhiobbaiaAMMUy JoiaM by

Pite tete to PAM ibawboUef S^wSyoteL^ te^

AoMwot la tba watm, aad wlU tboa go
Moteka-teawlba oaaoaof Mary to Batm. wbMO ba will lemaia flf.
lom U obtote aad oaktla. U oom* taaa dAJi Ia tba MA.
WboB It waa Mbm for tba offertory otwiaa Miia yanr will pmbAbly be folia the Laaiogtoa Aeeaae M*|itlot lowed only AafATAatb* Lee Oteamx
ebmrab. Mew York City, dariag Baa- teW ono of Sr. Moaiagao-e lA
Uaft of tn^rril—i pomrt. and tb
dayMoraiag'a eerrlor* laetaad of the Torile caomilag ffmnoa la Lake Rarhawn.-*. v«. a wmrtika
obolr a pretty yoaag girl dmaad all on. Tb* party for tbia trip h*a oot
•dv.tH^ la aflBaagoa. Ty,« _
ia white faoed tbe eoagregatkia. Tbea yet b**a made ap
111*, eaallj Ueame ao puaPNi
for tbe tret Uom ia tbe blaloty of
v«ar ckat fbtf anitrd form aad
Bariy ta Aogtut. Mr Monlagn*.
Aannod a dmW on Eurti|ir. ibr par w*ra attaaked by tb* iaaeete la treat tbU ohafohoAmetlMaaftowaataotoa probably anoampaated by bit aoo
» flf which waa to dratroy and c»* dote and. aa tb*y ooald t*l ao r*at. of a wbialllag oola Tba wblaUer aort. City Attorney U«o. H. Oraai
alar«>. Tha AthaalanB met tha laTadcn M»«y literally walked thamaelTaa to waa MIm LoalM Traag. SohAMaan** and Victor Montagoe. will mil down
aad after a faarfttl battW «alaad a da*
. Tb* atr**«a of torn* of tbe
lOAtawn, and Mie Kayoahk will
cialTE rtefory. Two day* Uirr mlchtf
ar towaa were made aamfe at
Dtered la tbe aaihng ereau
luakr* Ebook tba earth, and ir^
MAlodiaa eror write waa bar
tbe abowing abe ha* already
MiE inuodatloOB came. Uliett oltbt bj tbe oattle wblob cam* in
ite Tba notoa rooa load and
from tbe prairie* and Uid aitmad ia
. bar aamir*tE here l.eheTe tliat
r And tbea dladAWAjia tb* aoft tb* neat little craft will not aiiwer M
r bad been At* aa affort to t^t away from tba moaMuitoa Tb*ae moaqallo* are not the
any diaadvaauge when i*lUng with
m, wblob kite feat oaea. and it mlgl.t liapp. n
klad that lafoat tbe effete aaob
'act. Tba
They are what are kaowa aa taUlal|K
Tha prdjMt Of A Tambla Of miar*
I And If it
para, half aa iabb ia leoftb. with aa
»t«j la b* ar«:l.d la IC Idoaia for
iof
wbMbipthor*
appetita that reodora tb*m moat tor
Mm VirU'a fair baa boaa ladoraad bj
APmcatlat aad paralatoaal wbmi they
Mm ManrabaoE. Modrra Woadiaaa.
TIm state board of hmilth n
jir«»vc eiwliai
attaok aaytbiac that baa blood ia it.
Ana Arbor Monday and ap|*oved ili«
Aaaiaflt QfdM of UaM Workjaoii.
■ ead la orrtainly Tbey ore tbe prodaet of aaaaaal oon
Fiedartak 8iri of MArMaoville K.
for tbe payoopatblc hoapitelr
ctidiemiRRltia to me.”
diiioaa aad do not oome ofiea, bat J., Adrertload lor A wifo-on*“ beaati- aod the board of n«enU will let tbe
-Wbat la the iiatar* of yoor lllneaar dead oattle lying oeer the pralriae fuU AOooMpUabod. tnuAndbonaat"
of Mm Mopobllc, WoMo't J
ooBtomet at tbeku-xt moetiug.
aBkt«d I be judee.
Tbo
WOMAU
who
WAB
oaoa
bU
wife
alwpya
follow
Umlr
vialta.
Oorpa. Dattnofilooor. Koyal h.igh
• Well,” EBld Ibe youno man berttat
wed tbe AdrorMmoMBi. Mr*
Brparimte were made Saaday oa
inirly. ”I’d |»rpf*r to tell yon In prlrale.
riu eoinewliat delicate about apeaklu* the Lake of OwMea with a new appa* 81xt got a diTuroe Hre year* Ago on
rata* for aariat llf» Ai
tneeated tba grooad of daaortion 81zl then
il.MDbo|f.OOOMob bar* b**o
of It In iiuMlc.”
”I lanmrt bear anytblnf In pilrate.” by Profeaeor Probet. a OAtive of t^ up bia rtwldeaoe la Martinarille.
^MMMaaoaaaod oUmt bodln frtMo
Re wanted a wife, advntlaad. Mr*. Tbe Stmc Oil Tile—Orerwork—
UeaeeA. Tbe AppATAtoe oooaiata of
iboir MEoatal fmada. bot Mi* Imlk of mponded til* Jildice liupaUeutlj.
wnm t.. Iw eicueed, you uiu.t leii dlTlng rolt of India rubber, open!
8lxt aaaw*red tba adrertleeMaat, and
IboaiM will b* la amallooDi
OvcnilraiB—Falling Sirciifflb—
me her* and now wliat U the matter
8izt then dUoovered that be atill
Moaa
with
you.”
loT*d bar. aad they were married.
TrcmNy—Shtky—Unalrunc—
Tb* ladlaa* ffalanMl ornalaaUooa
”Well. if I moat tell It l*ere-I have
Moamlngtbe loaa of Leonard G.
WUI lalaa HO.aoo of Mm Mwo.000 food.
>e Itch.”
Nerveus—Shimnff Pgins-Broken
Neighbor of Oalifon. N. J., who waa
Tba apiMMialr obmmc tb* ladle* for •The Itcbr eeboed the Jodfe* ooA,
burled tbla week, are tea widow*, all
tbte pMrpoaa loog* froM Ir* to tea turnlni: to the clerk, without marking
RcsI-WArk a Tisk-No Ufcnear relative*, aad all of whom aooaoM IMT okplla aooordlajc to the
NoVlm-No Eiicrfy-A Bad Omoompanied tbe body to tbe grava Mr.
Neighbor waa tbe youngeat of ten
Tbo^oMpU will be’ aou by »» feci,
dllioB—Etsfly Cured - Here’s the
children, tlv* boye aad five girU All
barii^ a oaotfal eoari. aa<l will
M*rr mt lAMlm
Uie boys are uqw* dead, but tbe *1.PTDAt
laia aboot M) foooM for M.e baadqaar^
tors are living aad all ar* widow*
lora MT W fratoraal order* at the eoln*» to carry ble cblklrm on bla
Hr* Ual. M. (Ulh tte of Cu^houn
Tho widow* ofbU brother* alao are 8t,. Laprur, Mloh.. aaya:“I have UmuI.
world** fair.
^
•'MMC'ea.i*
booldan. aaye Tbe Uierary IllgoaL
living, aa ia bU own widow.
Ue rarely went down etrtn-t that be
troobled with uervoaauHaa for a loin: I
It U pro]ioaod to baild a wire fanoc
The Mona whieb Ibmleaed Trar
Id not btve one of hi* younger boy*
and when 1 aaw I>r A. W. t
7ul) Milao long on Mm bonndary line Obaar'a Nerve P(1U a Ivertia*^ 1 got a
are* City Moaday affmooa hat
bolweoa Moniaaa aad Oanada Tbe boa aad u*e<l thaiii. Tlu y did me a *
wblobpaaaad off with ablpb wlndaiul
The
antic*
of
tbe
l*oy*
with
tbHr
naooMlty
for tbU huge andertaktag great deal of good, relieving the {latn
bat little raia waa a bowUa« lenpeat
father
and
tbe
apeebe
of
tyranny
ariaee from the fbet that ee
U otbtt part* of lb* auta, partloalarUirough the t«ok of my h. ad and hav I
they rrerclEed over him are atlll Ibe
week* ago a large Dumber of oattle lug a quieting and aoothing * ff. 'l on
Ij la lM|i*ar oaaaty. Wlad. rai
aubjecl* of Ulk In 8|«1ngfl, ld. nuland
that bad etmyed into Ihmnda
I»IlU*r, who wae a nelghlw of Mr.
tbe nnrvea. enabling m.
,nj..y a
Montana wet* eelaed by tbe dom
Witte' oaraUal for a Mbm aad the IJncoln, waa called to the door one
good nlght'a r«*at. .\a far ax 1 have
ottciale oa tbe gvoaad that they bad gone In tbeir uae I am ^ell |>l*-aiH il'
iooi Ibte* vaa louMaaa. Oae far- day by bearing a great nolee of ebUboon amtiggled. The fte will probMar mm ao badlr oot aod poaoded by dien. and there wae Mr. Utu^ln etrldwith tile rvEulu and iwn n cuiutu*ml
ablybebamiolatly by tbe i>ani
bail te wbaa U vaaobod ble boD*e tiig by wltb tbe Iwya, l*oth of wbnin
them ••
aad Amerioaa gov«nim*oU aad
bliwlladldMt laoocaU* him The
Dr. A. W. Obaae'B Nerve PilU un»
oott oevural baadred tboaaaad dollar* fold at W»o. a 1*01 at deah r* or l»r. A
Para teitte traia wblob left Ha«i
Aa ill-apelled word ia a will may
aawlMlMrt
W. Ohaae Medicine I'o.. J.uffalu. N.
oool a but* auinber of de««rvlng
for
oaar ttolly.
Y.
Bee that portrait and aignatur.- cd
lOuh with Order.)
women a rich InheriUnce. K
Mil
lb* oviaoar to a*e ab«wd
A. W. Ohaw*. M D„ ar, on ewrv
McIVnBell of Maekegou. who died in
Holly waa
Grand Kaplde on tbe date be waa to
rwMbadMMbodyof aana waafoaad
have married MIm Virginia Platt of
oa th* pilot of lb* *offlaa
Tbe ravage* wrought ui*oii
Olnolaaatl. ia hU will lef* pOO.iriO to
waa Doalol Mpriar ^ oad be waa
dnriug great atorm* are of
•atablieh a borne for Indigeot old
oboot PO yeort old.
the wind n* much aa to
wcMDcn at PairmooBt, Ind. Aa examl«rae<«. Pend and mlt et^ray
uattoaoftbe will ehowe that inatead
Tba aboorwMl oold. dark weather of hour* iH-fore a violent wind act like a
of '•Imllgeni" old women be wrot<
Jaaa wllb lU aapraoMlaatod iwia fall glgiiutlc aand blaat. eating away with
"indignaat * old women, aad thia «r
tlM- layera of gravel
woMdaaoM to bar# baan likely
aun»Heli^' *^‘‘/****
u” many proJectiiiK
ror In apelllng It la deoUred. may ii
ptodaaa aafarormble oooditloDi aa
led.
The
aurfaev
validate Uie i
baattb Oa tba contrary the mortal
Ml. MEEiCa rrrsu^t Run4ar
lly atttlatloB for thic mooMi tbrooah- of lAHlk-a eHHieed tu aucb a wind nrr
|«4>-rr ILAutitui txUor rRr-vl*.
Mha UMat Wear
pitted. In a great gale in IHPU a
.to.« atiwwtUot •l-.-lol •rtK»d«.
oat tba atate ar« aomawliat attrimniiiK
. But b*r beauty waa <
Ulr«t t»w n»»irni9.'«-nt lllusiro.
alnrlo night antlhwd to coo\*ert Ibe
IMT.^ •». . A ereta o oo*!
Aoooadlaff to a eUlement nuub- by window pane* of tbe life ms Ui^ aUllou
den by eoree. blotobaeaad pimples till
ab* need Buoktea's Arutoa Balve.
tb* atorelary of *iate. tbe natn
at Truro Into grv>und glaa*.
Than they vaniabed at will all Krup
ileatba la Mloliicao dnrlof tbe i
tlona. Paver Bores. Boil*. Uloer*. Oarwaa a,m. b*loff leea Miaa waa r
bnnolee aad Pelon. from •.la uae. in•d for May aod alao b ee than tbe
fallibla for Guta,
and Pile* Our*
mortality dartap tb* aam* mo
Ja* G Johneoa and 8 B. Watt i

mad n li froB Mm and l*m trem Tte-

A tittle Money isi^ the
Business at our

Jfid-Summer Clearing
Sale....
The k)w price*areniakiiig thing*live!)-, as those who call rralirc the
ing* to them to buy now when you can get
A CWl Iron Be.1. fall «re. 4 ft. f. in. high with best spring aod good
mattress all comidctc for ^e.OO
Cotnl.utation Ure«ser and Coram.vic erilh a U*v20 idale ipimir. hne
finish, lor ^0.7 tt.
A r.o.v.1 Wash stand. fuU sire,

\

hard* loii

nicely finishet! for

Keen ankle in this Urge stock greaih re«iuccd tor this sale.

J. W. SLATER. lEJUNM HOUSE FURNISHER

WEUMDKRVOUS.

N,i ncc.l to Millet fioni heat,
llon‘1 let the an gel stagnani
• * iTcalc a hfcH /c. I’lit in one
<e int.ic ol oui desk oi icihng
I-LfcCTRlC FANS m your oi.
Ill c, Ntiuc IK iKinic. Ali ol new
ilct*ign anti |icilcx't construction

DO

YOU
WANT
HELP7

otebSaTUlTifTleTu^jr

TicicirMi
EV^NCffl
MteiiTrMK.

CAMPBELL BROS

THIS STOURE
Will be closr*rl Fritl.ny aftfrnoons <1 tiring
warm w»*allu*r, cxjmmrnciiijj July nth.

lea word

\fk/. iviiL.L.iKe:iM%

“IS

It’S a Good Time
Now.... ■

A. D. TYLER

Dentist

DItTRICT RALLY PROGRAM

OFFICE: ««^Tv.r:'SS“

E the Kleeeeth tVlII tUe*

Weak
Women
tor tba dlatriel rally to be lield at tbe
at Ladlupton, beclaulnx TaeoUy
a*xt The profrram will eooa
■v* mlaau Ulk* on varloae eabJeoU,
each of which will b.* followed
V*aafOl dleoaeeioa. Tbe pro,rn
aafoMowa:

_

.

to take a peep into the china closet and see
whether‘the dinnerware needs replenishing.
It has such a chronic habit of getting broken.
We carry several “open patterns” In stock
that you can fill in the missing pieces. Then,
there is that handsome German china that you
can buy any number of pieces, and the dainty
Haviland in either white or colored decora­
tions. No reason for going without all the
China you need, when the “Lhinastore" offers
you such an “open door” into China.

"

Summers ClotbiDg ■Ii!
Company to Dinner?
v-T

and you should have the table set with your
best. Have you seen those new 100-piece din­
ner sets? Nothing like them been shown, good
quality of material and daintiest of decora­
tions. Prices arej from $7.00 to $20 for the
One Hundred pieces. No words in print can
describe them. See them and judge for your­
self.

SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY, JULY 18
Mens Flannel Suils-Comc in N
Stn,<* m light or dark colored
tern*,
roll. |*ncc
llcn-i Summer Coal* in onlined
Serges and plain AUpaca.............

25 PER CENT REDUCTION on everything in
our splendid line of Jardinieres that retail now
from 25c up. You pick from the biggest line
and finest assortment in the city.

T.50 - $10

$1.50 to $3.50
$2.50

SP»KOIAI.

DAIUY CSOIMCE

A bne of Boi-s 2 piece wash suits, sire* 8 to 14
regular $3.tW value, to dose....................................

Bo>VBkHi*eW«ihSu.ufor ibeUlllc leQowt. sizes 8
to 8 j-ears. $2.60 and $3.00 value* to cloaeat $1.T5 and

GIVEN ON THE WONDERFUL PIANOLA every day until further notice.
Concerts will be given in the Furniture Department on the ground door from lo
to 1 i.a. m. and » to 3 p. m. and are entirely free- You are cordially invited to
hear this wonderful insuument.

CA
^

E. WIIHEIN - New Block

a| Uffl!

|

THE HANNAH & LAY
MERCANTILE COMPANY
-TMAyKffSK OITY. MIOP4.

M

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Cmdtwudihm

MV. to iU «p a aalfift Ibaa^
vbito toMa Itofo patoto ftoto aaa lit
toa My tm to aaotoar. ttoa
daditolartoa yrifltoga aC Blltof

TW KMMtr iMklBC au wttk (to
-*1 tbeogbf TOO aato.” loaarbto tto
oar vto vae aboai to cotv. *>o« am
lap aej mo toaf.**
Ttore vtot 1 aald. aad Vm aticic-

&A.lW«rAlkiMi.lMl

muvmrnii

lBB*t may Brer troat that yoo baov #4

jpUmM, TWpi^

tiMkMMaMftIr tIglM. U»UtmrU
■■rfrtiMMili tmmrnag mitma
B« te^atavalor
apapwaaM Hat to ■■■rtf pm
tor «aw.

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MTWL

irgtoaBto.^itoi^y^to Hy THdaa
vaa kiitod totoMHy.
iotoa ItoM w V. M. Oartia. tba

iH»ES!EiiS OSTEOPATHY
j. a X ■. j.T»0EBUw>i>. a
UBAcrAnK or -

ttaSMaU. If U»r«MM «f iteaa- toa Btoatoad OU Oaavaap bara tokaa
qmitm to Oma Bapito vara mkm to Mtoaataa aff biatotodator ii.l«bQ0o.
lM aato aad part atoak. aad a X>a-

vrllaa. **aad to tbiaa avatba I felt
^Dtiwwy^l«r 0»«

ttorto. aad Barlto aU torova tola

OSTEOPATHY

a Ttoa of Obtotob. wbo avaa a
mmrnm ktm m aba Laba Bboia
drlfo
it taap^jtoi abated vttb
kHltoflvodav la tba oppvpaatoqaiiaaitotoal vlaa l» gal toto toi aala aadar a Tf-aaot taaldaal baatar *a
atoaato to tHM lovtoad qatoklF wto- Itoitoa wbaa ba Mfbt to bara tobaa
l^la

frtaaa It aa«M •
of ararj ratotoapi

Barf ;ca wav aado /a Ma city.
Wa/rt aato totfafota.

WANT A HOME?

c^££5UTO-asrss

SUNDAY RATES
toHB tmmg ptoa. ftoapU to Oiaad
Md O.M Wute Btll
Baptoi Itora toaa bitta bj valar
ar taapaatod It oa tba ora of a
daatoaadotlMrtbtofatoit Ibap
Mlj aibbtoa aoapaiad lolbavatoaf
tlM aaaqaltoi m tow'i dl4 to Iba
, bat oa Batoidof
auareCItoto
Wtotoartof adag. vbtobbadtoll|M altooaaa voaldhavacoal.
atotoaFltotatotom. Oartjaa
WIUtoailimar,a«adn.aoaofdoaatoe laU to aad vaa faaeaad aflar ba
toto aaarlj drovaad. Tb« aorartoff af opb MUtor. liTtoff aoatb of Btoalar
tbaatotora pata vdrvlibblai. Ha
to alUl to praaartoaa aoadlltoa. Tba to tba aapolj of Iba Daltolt Olty Oaa
oa.. It la baltorad aad dtod. It to
lad tbaCtoa Ttolla tba yoaac ava
to aalton aad toaavaato to parlaaa af bto daltoi loadiaf vtoara
laid tba foaadaOoa for Iba dlaava
■^••Tatof

a K AL
la EraaarUto. lad., obaigad vltb
Moriacao loadly tbal aba avda
eoialoa ttoktofto'KMMbcy at fi.OO for
lapaaalbla for aast door aalfObora to rooadiriix Trala laoTaa 1:40 a. m..
U TOO baHara vbat yoo road aboot

faroiarevife bid $») iu the ateaw bad
aad veat oa a voalb'e TtoU.

tTi^irttobS!
4ac oa totobofvooaT^fTltod bUa.
Aad aaiiaofa oaly vbat va oaa aca.
toMMbariat that ao oaa oaa ba parUolM U oaaa Rotoy Mooa^idi^aa^

aaaaal aaoaoi|«iaat of tba Mtoblfaa
ixatioaal gaard aaat aKvtb. vbaa
Oof. BItoi vlU praaaat avdato
Ibaaa laaaMil aaUllad to tbaai. aad
vbaa Oota Maab. of Ohio, aad
Yataa. of llltooto. aad tbair alaCI ata
aspactod to to pNaaat. Tba a
will to to DatooU oa Iba oaeaatoa af
Btaaidaat aooaaTvlt'a vtoil to Baptaatoar.
BoTatalbaadtod oopparpaopUviU
a»b. tba aaaaal pilcriioMa to Bto.
Aaa# 4a Baaapia oa tba faaat of 81a.
Aaaa, 4aly to. . Saab jaar Iba Iroa
aadooppar ooaairtoa aaad laciaaaad
aaaibara bf pUgrtoaa to tba aotod
•brtoa. Tba Booth Bboio road viU
profida two ilnpan, vbtob viU
»abaU.atbioaffb|Vi|>.

We. tba oatoMlioil. baaa baova

sjjgrsruitjsrs!:

*-|Srt::^*^“aK.M.r.oy.Agt.

•XTHt fur

nrbx

D=2RSi:j?
J. W. GAUNTLETT, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUMBON

'ssr.'SJr*

Uity oflle 6as Stofi.
^T^WO-THlkliS of thr trouUlrs thj
I
iKVur til tbr kiKbrii ol t\i
*
h..u^wile oritii.^U- ill the u-%hi
V *Aial ?.to\-r. Tlw tirr
loo bol. €»r
e«om:h. the
thr bread
bnaU i» burn
burned or
aut bol euoutrh.
Ibr c«kc 1% dou^h
1 l^rr m tbr

O.

OAMVBW

FIRE INSURANCE

2;

Dcinty Summer
Jewelry
Tbeorann leuoo brtni
vlcraands lor unii^ue and"
tasty novdtia in Jevein............
Wc have many new thing!
to offer and >-ou thoold
see them.
Ijitcst cftcvis in Watch
Guards, to go whh the
neatest gold watches for
Ladie«and Best Timekeepers for gentlemen.
Kew things in Stetiing
Silverware.

I

I tiiT. ^iiL

jtTtr 1*. l»oi

Mr Look A. Pratt, formerly of thb cky writet as Io8om; i“THE AIXHJSTIN DALY COMEDY COMPANY «ve a perfonnance that u right from start to 6oisb. and completely rapUrated their iudi^pces at
*i£Stie Crrat SK
Every mtober of the company H an artist. 1 siacerely raommend them to the good people of Traverse dty. They are entitled to packed houses."

SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT FOR THREEINIGHTS -THE ALJOLJSTIIM'DAL.Y OOMEDY CO.
At Steinberg's Grand Opera House.
FRIDAY

THURSDAY NIGHT, ss^ Night OfT^^

FRANCHISE
1$ ADOPTED

A-ITY

MARKBTS.

IhelsMedhstolli
VUlrMMRbWtlM
Tbr o. B. A t
St 8 -JO

il

asiisflttosUavedto tosirt llie
wrof well
ee of Umt
in Reeeee
1 wnotho
for three
Duly ws. 73 ywwe of
Motshlyofiniereet
of the Aogoetln
pinyiof hwre Uiie

COM*tx’U' Mre. Klinshetb Dolj.
flf dt^

asdi to

0M|toi 1C €to« SHto sot tmTsl
Sissif ttos 40 fete «r «sob other.
Mtos 17. Otoe MMto hs?e rljrtat
toesw-w
tsi tolto 80 ire. wbeo osn aoet etop
Iss
MIostC Bosd

ftoesptthisjltororM
getoos It. Ctospi
totoos 10.

U#OT

h KolnOiser rytkiM Mesleo

■etoito fl. OomimBy »ey er«>i
poleessd wlree. eob>eoi to approral
toootoclL
goto!os IS Hood of 8S:*.0U0 meet be
tlto 80 protect oUy before work

tose.
gosgoo tc c^oapeay neet bere
eUy oAoe. whore noliooe noy be eenr
•C
gotooslC Meet here frrlffbt de
pole, ssd issdlsf or nnlosdtiig of
frto^Ml be dose csily those ssd

A n. K Tsadoj.
mg thoer who went to Ooeep
Mnlntoeh this moraiiig to >oAn the K.
ty were Ur. ond Mre. J. T.
Ilnnnoh. Mr*. J. Probert. City Ttooenrer ond Mre. Peter Wnreburg. Mre.
J. M. Ugrig. Mre. O. O. Ugriir. Mre
K. X. Miller ond Mrs. A. W. Klokerd.
TlieM. with o Urge number of oth*
ri who will laoTo thU often
will fora the moln bo4y of the eo.

getgss 18. Osif ora rshw rwr
iesUpsAste. with so dleoriiutsstlon
i^sltol to is fsTor or ssy pereou or
Isife of fnuiohlee, S
jssfs II li sot in sny eesee eseln

toraiee Is ftssohlee thst 4lo sot tMi
Siat with eeeted righta of cosipsny
geetion to. Any fntlnro to eomply
with reqnlMsonle of
shUhylnesfgtopwdsy.
Bootlnsto. Krsnohlee ehnll broome
ssU ssd eoldlf oooipnny wilfully
elslsleOtorMsns of frmsohlee. if it
tsUe is eraplel.. tmeke nn.l ran core
Is two yosrs, eeseee to operote line
for 10 4i^e throngb the ort or neirt
tesse of sssipsoy. or foils to poy oujl
tssi Isdgsient
BoMlos 10 Kroeldee for poym«l
Of epectic los of $l per ytew for
jeore. u» than to br fieed by l*o
of orbUmtioo. two inembmre erUa
by oily, two by oompony ond ftfib l.j
elrotol jodffo.

A phyebrlen drlvlug poet a pUm
wbere etonrmeeone were at work on
eooie nioinuueuu colled out:
-Hard at work. 1 ere. You finlah
yoor gniTeeloom as far oe Mn mem*
ery* end then you welt, I eapiese. to
ee* who wanlB a mouumrnt neat"
-Why. yr*.- %ae Ibe answer, -ninlree
eomebody I* 111 ai»d you arr treating
Ulm. end then 1 know Juet bow to go
Sr.t r**ee CIS Wofr.

'"jlkTlegrlK snd J I! MoGongh loet
obout IS irands of fl«^h loet night
Moeqollo. got it
U M. liaonett U putting hu tent
ep
He will bUTe it finished
ond be ot borne to bis friende Augoel

If you
flower, of I
a little fi
II ,HI IW.. iIhot .larkInAT*. which you iuu.t wear at night.
The sulphur U quickly al-wrlwd Into
the .y.teui tlirt.ugh the f.-eL end, aa
every one know., sulphur 1. the reme­
dy firt- rheuiuatl.m.

('opt McInUwh ie O K . ond tryluK
Wlwii the diM tur w u- .-kod wlmt be
to eSwr ibe eliip with Kd. MilUr'e th(»ughl of the reoeptl**n he had attend­
They bore no pilot huaen ond ed tl*e preih.u. evening, he said;
«*lt w.»atwrl.uiu l. ."
m> wbc- l.
-WluH .lo you uieau by lh.ir
Ilermou Ilymon boe his homes
-Why. It wa. a gi^at gathering and a
Uer^ lo rtM-npemte ond ie omoainK
swell affalr.--.NVw York ‘nuke..
blmaeU by eendiug pills to tbe fieb.

buorU of orbilrotlun os

dl be roid
ssleea orgoalaotiou of oompony i»
eteeted under alreet rtolwmy Uw.
geetoesto. All ounfliutiug ordtnau
see SI* repealed osd frmnrhlee eholl
like efieot immediately u|wu ite oc-

2=

Wraau.
It really was loo hod. They abomld
ool hove laughed, but tbay did. ll
wa. in one of tbe luool obuiobtw. and
oat hod enlerod sftsr the oudiasoe
bod token tbeir eeola. osd daring tlie
early port of llie eervtoe the joniuir
fitoitic efforu to cotoh him.
but the feline hod moved obout under
an pew. unCll the jonllor hud lost
him entirely, much to the umsasmnsl
of ill* irreverast young people. At
loet the iwetar oroee to otmonnoe hia
(eit. while the Jonllor atill aeorcbed
fortlwcot. Tbe pieoober read bis
teat, which wo.''Where 1. ha." and
juet a. he finUloHl reading, tlie oot
from under o front pew and
ibe queetloii With o loud
•Mr-eoow."

of Aldermon Ounnt

:w‘s;

oeeept. oil tb* aldermon present ^
BSBVITIEI

Ualer g. Oos*y of Walton ho. been
gtmsled o pesaion of |8 per mouUi.
Juloa T. Uonnoh U baring bis bom
•slsrged lo more than dooble tbe

to saeiatost aupariolesdent <if Ibe
MeltopoUlsn Inasmor Oo. to take
atoife of tbiaolBs. Mr. M. Vehy
hsa rostorpd to Oodllloc.
The Bar Tasdere ood i'igmr Maker*
•loplsytag tb.lr ohollenge gome of
toaa ksll »t tbe Twelfth street
frsssia Ibis ofteroooo.
Wsltof Grelliok of Norriarllb
psnhssed two fine resort lot. ot ihrp
Lshe >sat bock of those of Frank
Frtsdrtob. Tbe lou of Mr. UreiUok
sie book OS tbe bluff ond afford o fine
Ttow. A good price was paid for

aveuing ot the opera bouae in the A*
n Daly Comedy Oom|emy *a p«ee
ton of **A Might Off. " ltbo4
atod by a bolt doaeo OadiiUu^
peopla who have beau privileged to
toltoid pcevioue priwantoUooa by the
oompony that lu mumbors isolnded
Indlaa sad genUumuo of sanauol tol
ent in iheotriool work-thol iu ec
Jounttn ChdilUc would ha one of
plaoaure to thaulia goarei Tba Au­
gustin Duly Compmiy met every eilin^Ution in "A Might Off." Kvery
member u on orilat lu the long It.t
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trusted employ t-c of your., I. be
uAlt

Hanker-He wa. trualrd. and he ll be
Irted If we're.only foriumile enough to
catch blm.-PblladelphU ITeaa
Twentvthree letter, hv t'hnrlea
lamb mohH .epnret. ly hn.nght
In
one lot l.rouch! f>.C» *nie orlg
• of Kest.' • rnfeli. IJnInel
Vnmrt^n" and the ' Hymn to
boai
A|.»llo" h4«ltl for mir. niMl thiit
Ihi of |iart.
of -Cap end t'elU" ll.T-JV

TVe Dntmath saccess of the
Cratort

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WANT DEPARTMENT.
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Mid-Summer Clean-Up in
Our Suit Department

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FOK SALE

\\V have on hand n bunch of Suits, about 25
in number, in black and colors, mndr up of go<
stylish materials, such as tme Wool . Covert. Ch(
iol, Venetian, etc., nicely trimmed Jackets ettme
iol.
at the prit
pri( e
both in blouse or tiv;ht titlintj. What
them has been you will see by the ticket. I his
certainly is a chance to buy a suit ccheaper than you
could buy
for—We will j»ive you llu‘
uy the material foi
pick of the lot while they last at

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This is one of our genuine clean-up sales, and
we are doing it right.

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Sunday Rates-Round Trip

FOR RENT
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To Neahtawanla To Omena
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To Northport -

ptUC KK.VT rurtu4H«l

2bc
50c
75c

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59c, 75c, 89c, $1.19.

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Jun^n. lar:
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MAIISTEE&RORTH EASIER! Rd I.
AND CONNKCTIONS.

TIME CARD.

PERE Marquette

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SEE OUR AGENT

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Marine Engine
$180.

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Usaitng

Wolverine

The meeting sf Ibe glee ;olub U mends of M A. Uogorty of LealsgKt.. when they auw he wus tumhave been held thU erening boa ,beei ion.
tun yellow. Hia akin slowly cim^
pastposed fer n week.
otoor. also hia eyae, onJ he eufferud
A large sew sw tong boa heen ptoo teiTiblj.
Hia malady was Yellow
•d ot tbe front of the AaMWtcoo Ka Jaundice. Ha was treated by Ito bra

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A OTOLOMg lg t

value

USAS WANTIUI-T.. r.|^r«—<nl U.. »•
IVI Nfv «•„ . in au4| «r..uml Klk
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LOOK OUT »OK TfflS OTOUWEi

Tbe play that Ran One
Year in New York!

Is sold at a reduced pr^. On our center table
will be found four big lots of odd waists which %vill
t>e sold at

r there tan I one whioh bos equal
rork
Augustin Duly. "iWmllfi» " will
pmeented this -Tueaduy—avea
uud evury aaut to the building should

p^ tha Qssto Oily tossihsre

Her woDdcrinI Imi>ersoiiatl<>B
ofOulda’s D»%lilBt vj.
vandere Dfareiti

Mr.
Ih'.vrr t»f (MaytoiiviUo.
lllN.. a vptiiii
of (h*foniio«l rlioiiiiiatiMii.
wriitvi: * l \v:is mo M*voivly
iitlliitosl willi rhfuiimli.siii.
(lm( my liiuliH >rot criM.kiHl
timl Hiiff .^flor iiMiijr (ilnriii
q\,tiir hiilltfully I fimiiil to
iny trrvat joy that it
iiM* roiiiplololy, nUo nMiioviiijX th«‘ dcforiitilics of my
liminv.-

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Drawn out
of Shape

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RASTALL
HUSTLING
JEWELER

H»HIHIfr.Rll22

Every Shirt Waist in the Store

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UTAUB AN 11 PUATFUHM.

the pror

toaOsilUtohsaahsUtosaito
sffitof.
ThaaewUlhes hsph8 Ik* We^setosg sUh Frtosy toislsg fsr Mto cUb

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comp thle morning ond is goibering
few ortiolee for Uioee out ot
OarpLoka
U M. BenneU returned thia morn,
ing from Uormp Mclcntoali.
Uolpli H aatingeweut up the Hoord.
mon thia morning with bu fiah
koeket
Myron Ballard ond wife who bare
bmugnrau of Dr. ond Mre. K L.
Aehtou. returned Uae morning to
their home in Spork.
Dr. Krone Ufibie morning for Ionia
colled there ou profcesionnl boal
Prof. W.H. gteffens retnrsed today
from a few lUys' rieit with bis par
Bta ot Lrlaod.
W. 8. Hpenoer come down from Pc
loskey today.

Heat frtitn cold wal«r S'eme fabu
lous, but It le an relablUbed fart Tbe
The porty lesobed GtoopMcIotoeb water U di>coui|>oerd by rlrrtrlrlt;
to Ite couetiturul geses. b>dr»H.m
ot 18 JO ytolergny ssd Iheg wr
Oijgen. WTim three geere arr rrunitrd.
work nod got op tltor testo esry
(br act of couiUnallou caiunw the rro^
ly loat nlgbt« or otherwiae,.
luUon of introee brot TUr w .11 know u
TbeCiiUeoe- Telephone glrU or* UuieOgbt ie an rxnmple of tbla
inflted to epesd Bssdoy in Gomp McInloeh. WlUlhejgor Well, eoy.
KrerTthIng is lotely osd the geeee
The maUlcis of Detauark o. %.f reSVANTU IN toH-lATY.
ore in the IooUl WiU U tmdrtor cHre a dlau»ood cngeaeuicut tinit- The)’
and Mrs. K. U Ashton enterare alwa>* prrernted wlib a plain w'»ld
oompony tonight
d a number of tbair friend, with
J. M. Rlokeelee fired hlmeeU oat of luiiid, which Is worn on the third fltiKer
irtotmallow roato at birohwood
Qoiup obout 8 JO lodoy ond Ulephoued of the b-n hand. On the wedding day
«he brtd«wrouui change, the ring to the
iventog in honor of Mr and Mrm.
home for aomelblug to eoL It
right third flngi-r. wl.uh U the mar Myron BalUrd of Hart, who have bean
libooed out to him.
rlage finger in that country.
the
gueeU
at the Aahlon home.
Jod Oraeros wsste Oepi Mololoeh
l^ing him

geethmlS. CMre snal be run o. of
les to psblie cou'iestespa demand,
for If hosre s dny.
BeetissfiC Frouclilee pmst be mi
set led la 80 days and bond of
for oompleltou of rood filed in on.

on OPERi HOUSE

old Toloed lb* feeling, of tbe oommn. Bogen of Owooeo left for her nity In a few very oi»prt»pnote remark*.
this morning after s brief Tiait
with bar aialer. Mrm. Fitoh of Kimood oTenna'
cloae tooih with
Frtoi O. Miller of the Agrlcnl.
nnnlty. Mr. Gilbert hod oome in
tnrol Oollega U Inlh# city.
very close tooch with the |»eople of
Rllry McC'x>won:wtoit to hirbSSTe 8t. John*. On behalf of thorn be preaeoted Mr. Gilbert with a baadaome
leor Grown Into eeanlng for a rUit
gold
warn!, and chain."
A. P. Klton ntrnned loat enning
from o bnainaes Uip north.
Hberiff Cbondler want to Klngeley

AT CAMP MclHTOSH

cmlr eleolrtelly ebAll

Mlllto hr eosseil

t

The \Cllaloa Bepohlicoa of 8l
Mr. osd Mn. Obosscey Whitsey of Ohna. In a late leeoe. eov.:
itrolt nn the goeete of Mr. osd Mn
"As Uformol teoepUca won tender­
O. L. Whitsey.
ed L M OUbra, eoperiotoMlrat of
Jim MeOoy itosnmd thie mormisg the High eehool. sad to. wife, ot th*
omOhiesfe when he hee been the Onagfugottosol church parlor*. Th*
Bight wue exceedingly stormy, but
^ W. Brown of Slkhoit, Isd., U
» wne a eery fair number prreent.
TUilisg P. J. Pleher. .Me msy decide reisuaSDtlBg tbe ruHoo. chnrrh wwi.lecole hen.
. JTbe parlors war* nicely furMrm. D. F. HonU of Lelesd ie in
id for the oocoaion. ami a phwathe city.
oat hour wo. spent in aocUl . njoy
a Bert Osnot sad aos PhUip
i. Rev. A Binpboret acted a.
sn to Loke Ass for o few dsya

H Inlet.

tosMseMClve power nm\m^ per

SATURDAY NIGHT. •*7_20-ft’
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