The Evening Record, January 07, 1907

The Evening Record, January 07, 1907

American newspapers--Michigan.

Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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

1907-01-07

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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the evening record

5 O’OUOCK EDITION

TKAVKHSC C«TV. MICHWAN, MONDAY, JANUANY 7. tW.

6 PACn

THIin MlWARE MM

mwmmmm STREET CAR ON CORN FODDER

CHURCH STEPS

MBStt SWEPT WITH R TERWBU EPIDEMIC OF
TTPHOID FEVER.

w. c.

fuinraii. M iMdi.

MUT OBNBS POO KIPT MOTOBMAN mOM BEBINO THAT.

KLKVeNTH YEAR-tM4

Blank Dooks

BURNED BARN

DtRce Supplies

COMAUETION CAUMO I

of all kinds at the

KUIO EM OF UOE mS.BADiEYIIABUlSSOFSSBD

omCIM. >ORCCAtT.

OVER TWENTY MILUON STRRVIN9

RAOCLirr
CRUtHCO TO DKATM.

TBTTHEWMT.ADS

ALL HEA FAAMINO IMF^LEMCNTS
WEAE OCETAOYED.

CITY BOOK STORE
TbeHobwt

I FUIME HWFOOOWEO THE FRILURE OF THEW. C. VINTON

HAS PASSEirON

SUMMER CROPS

I

•V WIAE TO THE! evCNINO AtCOAO.
LONDON, 4AN. 7_THt LATItT FAOM AOMTA It THAT >AOM
AUttIA AAK

tLOWLV

tTAAVINO TO DEATH. IN ADDITION TO THE FAMINE A TEAAIALE
EFIOCMIC OF TVAHOlO FBVEA It AAOINa
FLAMO AT THIATY MILUON.

Special to the Evening Record.
Willlamahurg. Jan. 7.-^The bam of
Mm. Hadley, who Uvea about one and
oneJmlf mllea iwat of Willlamahurg.
was burned thla morning. Iota eatl
mated at
All farming Implemeota were lost. Including a mm
wagon, two plowa. mowing machine,
hay rake and other amaller Imple
menta. aa well aa the bay and com
One little calf waa burned but the
bniNeF and cowa were aaved. The
hum wan partially Inaured In the
k'armerN* Mutual, the amount underatood to be |4Wt.
The origin «f the lire which ocrurn*d at about 11 o'clock this morn­
ing la un«*rtaln. Mrw. Hadley'a aoo
------------1 w.,w away at the tlnm and Mm. Bad
GEOFtoe PARKINSON WAS PROB-ney did the chorea. Not a lantern or
■fire of any kind waa near iht» bam
ABLY FATALLY HURT.
thla morning and ahredded corn U**\
der iMTomlng healed and caoalng
dichipan Central BHopt at Jacka<
apootaneouh mmhuaiUm
IH. Mvc.
Were Partially Oaotrwyad—Fire
the only n-aaon that
for the eataatrophe.
,
Fottowpod Accident.

B/ Wire to'the Evening Record.
Detrrdt. Mlclu, Jan. 7.—A Mltebell
atttv-i cwr januwd the track In the
denae fog early ihU oming. craahed
over the aldewa^ >^nd stopped on the
atepa of a chnr^. atrlklng aad kintng
W. C. Radcllff. who waa on hla way
to work. He waa cruahed Uiween
death will de aeoaetteo ay the ehurch and the fendR‘r. The car
had reached the end of the line at
ENTIAB tT,ATE.
Rooaeveh avemie. hut In the thick fog
the moturmati wa« not aware of the

M HMIM n THESE MSISTEK. BUT IS SN| TO IE
^
mCTKEI II THE BOTEBaKOT MSTnOTm
MANT'FRIENDS 1N THIS Cin
|i
OF lEUEF. '

TWtNTY TO TMIATY MILLION AtOAH IN

Itadciiff Wat on HU Way te Work and CaH was Crwnatad But th« Aa«t e(
tlM Stack and the Heraaa Were
Waa Jammed Between the Fender
of the Car and the Bide of

M«nty of thf Pfifoeipal MuUdingt of the
City of Dotroit Were Planned
and Mullt l>y Mlm-Atylum

THE LIBT OF DYING It

:

THBFAILUAtOFTHEBUMMBA CAOFt CAUtSO THE FAMINE

OIL TRNK EXPLODED

Kpwa lua bom
In tbU city
A|«THEWIHT«llCAOFt AAEAFAILWAE IN tEVEAAL OF THE of tlie death of Mon W. G, Vlnfon of
Detroit, vhlcb occurred enrly yeaterFAOVIIICtt.
day momlDf at him home in that city.
OAAFT IttAIOTOK FAACTICEO IN THE OOVEANMENT DItTAI- Thii newa cornea aa a diailurl abock
Mr. Vinton-a frienda In thla city
'DOTION OF FOOD.
and hla death will l>c deeidy rettretied
entire atate Mr. Vlpton had been for many >*eam a proral
HOWAROFCIFFEA.
wealthy contractor and By WInp to the Evening Record.
jRDCkKon. Mich.. Jan. 7.—George Quiet Wadding at First Methodist
builder In betrolt. many of ihe prin­
cipal bulldlnfs In that city having Parklnaon wna perhapd fatally
Paraonage Saturday Evening.
RMTAILC^S MUST
NOW
beeci planned and erected by him. Jur«‘d by the .evploalon of an oil tank
MUh SatHe May Pellfer and Bert
IMOIIM won MILK.
tfpon the organlbatlon of the caotem In the Michigan Central railroad holler Ilowurd, both of this city, mere united
Mlcblgnn Inaane aaylum at Pontiac ahop thla morning The building waa In rasrilage Saturday evening at
Mr. Vinton waa appointed on the partly deatroyed and %*ery hard fight­ PImt Methcvllat parsonage, the Rev.
MM JklNAitK
Will Make an MIMrl to SaMift tupfrty board of initleea and aerred for ing aaved the axljolning hulldinga from Joseph Dutton officiating. They
[
TOC
Ciaewhere and If PmMble Avert
twenty yewra In that capacity, and for
attended by Miss Nina Dunpbey and
many yenra waa prealdenl of the
Fred PelffR-r.
hoard. hW woeir nlowg thU
w»
DO NOT FAIL to h«‘ur Ml«* Boyel
Df the greatm henefli to the atate
n»c farroera hove ralaed the price and hla name had iH'Come well known ut the FlfKt M E church tom«*rn»w
of milk lo the retttllera and unleai
afU'incxm at *130 p m.
laiu-r cun ftud K»mo other than the
lar Inaltuilona throughout the enRegular aourcea of aupply. the
cotmlry. Mr. Vimun waa a life­
imer will Im n^juUyvl to pa
long republican, and took an active In
lira cent a quart.
teu^t In the welfare of the party. A
KnU Kfl0lir want! Cbmpenaatlon for
Theie wna aomo« dlaaenalon In- the man of great energy and force of char­
the Time That Bh* Bpent
runka of the wholeaalera but at the acter. of the aoundeat hu.;lneaa JiiclgQoarantlna—TamoWaw WII
lug laai week It waa decldetl to ment and he Btrtrtejkt Integrity,
Be Literary Day.
make the iwIm* hocauai^ of the high
i,8R.|f a name, honorcs! and
price of feiHl. The relalleiw do not
.t only In hlk own city of
*
.lull BO will the early
favor the wlae and will mnke elforta
t
R*Nt*whe-M'
whm
Among the atticloe we have
undej* the pall of the couhty poor to aecnre their milk aupply eUewbere
buyers have the lje«i pi«'k
picked out during our invenpicket
Initn pit>poalilon. the l»*»ard of H«i»er and a meeting will lie held thla wwk
from our
*
than iwontv yearn, the
lor>- in floee out
trlaora conrenetl thta afHTnoo»n
for that purpoae.
la ha« known Mr. Vlntoir
UiHr regular aeealon. Tn«» rhalu
One dealer, a retailer, atated today
lieing clo.sely associated
that In the a lnter It waa )nat about all
that they could do to come out even
•lutt to give you an i.Ua of
which we will nell ai follows:
of acailet fever In the family find If they bad !•» |»uy the InK.
wbiit'a on tbom —
Three UaKt. roKulur price
nnd Marrua Duvia of Fife Uke
prire without an advance It woiuld atinitlons of the Ktaie have lo^t a Arm
1.T5. at Lap i^ch.
bovnie recu|M*raUng frrnn aerioui
Mon'a 84 Sbopa. rnamel
mean ;i lo*a
to him U-fort* the and true friend, ami an ardent advoFour Ba^, ^ulur price 1.00,
lurlra rc'celved the luat day of the <dd fliai day of May wh.u l.uhln. wH ho-glua
leatber. 8840.
catt* of all that wa» for their very beat
at 00c each,.
year. Mr Darla wna on a Udder chop to iiick up again.
Iniet^vla. especially the asylumn with
Women’t S:i Shoea. enamel
One
Bag,
Titular
pries*
1.G5,
*^lng lee from the eare of hla nraWeucr
ihlch he wat* mojRt familiar. In the
leatber, 8*40.
^then hla footing allpped nnd he fell
^|ealh Of Mr. Vinton, Michigan lo*et
Otic iWu reiftilar price S5d,
to the emund. The ecalp wao tUdly
Good shoe* for vomen.
one ctf lift be> t ciliezna. and hla friends
at 45c.
rut oVRM one temple *hnd the foree of
8140.
loyal and true commde.
T. T.' H.
One Bag, regular price 75c,
the Wow aaa aurh that liU wnao
at 40c.
Women'li Slippers, 6$C.
not entirely regained na yet.
Due Bag, regular priw 1,15,
8u|»ervlaof Bafftml orf riihm town BUIT WAB BEGUN IN BUPREME
Fancy Warm Slippers, 6$C.
, COURT TODAY.
at 75c,
Bhip nv^ntly wna aave,i from « Nlolent
One
rt*gular price liiO,
death by nn InMialflcant atiimp. lie
wua on a load of loga when they
Attorney Gsntral Jackaon AllO0et TWO STEAMERS COLLlDEl
Theae are REAL VAU K.
tippe,! over. He waa thrown ahead of
THE BAY OF NAPLES.
That Haarat Waa Elactad Mayor
.We have an unuinally large
them and. «»n atHklng the gmund. the
of That City.
stock ami with to move off a
timber rolled awlftly In hU dltectlon.
few pieoet at onoe. Come early
Alvoni aU Inchea of the fliat log
Both Were Crowded With Wealthy
ennght nn the aturop and the real
euHate—Bcata Ware Badly
By Wire to the Brenlng Record.
and a groat many more at
were bU»cked hr It. The llgameota on
New York, Jan. f.,—Attorney Gen
prices less tlian you will ex­
hU left hip were t«mr and hla head eml Jackson today brought suit In
pect to pay.
• bruUeol but had it not Iveen for the
Biipreme court to oust George B. Mc­
atopplng of the flying loga he wonld
Clellan from the office of mayor of By Wire to the Evening Record.
havr lH-«ni cruwbed to death.
Naplaa.
Jan.
7.—The
German
New York 09 the grotinda that Will
Literary Day Tamorrow.
lam R. Heamt was legally elected to Uoyd ataamer Prlnxeaaen Irene and
• Tomorrow morning al»out fnrt^ let­
the Hamburg American at.
that offlee,
ter* received from vmrtona codnttea
Maltka oolltded In the bai here and
throti^out the alate will Ive read.
both were badip damaged and hav
County aerk Walter wrote io every
to lay up a long time for repalm. Both
cuuuty. the greater iiart anawwrlng hla
were crowded with paasengera. mostly
commnnlcatkMU- The northern part
wealthy tourists.
The paaseng.
of the atate aeama to he favorable for
atrteken and many w«
DROPPED A BOMB
the araall farm, hboui twenty acrea. SOMEONE
badly hurt In the niah that enaued.
DOWN A METAL CHUTE.
while In the aoothem fUrt. where the
eoll la very fertile, aome of the county
Could be made of the host of
' affleera favor a larger farm.
delighted housewifes and their
EapteM en tha way Oaam er the
Kate KH0lty Aakt Romueeratlon.
aisisiantv who have used our
Who)# By?l«h9 Weald Mava
-d*ek the Tar.- a Oatrelt Chamotar
Kate Krigley, the woman who waa
p»aaad U Hava Mat Dt
eonflned in the Hotel !.eelanan by the
While Ha Waa Intoxiantad
COoatIniiao on TWrd Paga.)

FRRMERS
FATE AFTER
SUPEJIVISORS

RRISED PRICE

MOIOEO on minow EsnFE

Real Bargains
HolWaterBags

’The Early
Bird Catches
the Worm’*

Baroain Tables.

TO OUST McCLELUN

PRSSENGERS IR • PRNIC

Women’s
Storm Rubbers*

Is Your Sui^ Betting Shabbf?

Then of course you will be interested in
the values we are making just now on
all odd suits. Only one or two of a
kind and we do not care to inventory
them. , You can get some exceptional
values if you" will, at
*5, »7. $8, $9 and $10.
See a few values in window.
Come in and see other good things,
‘

KUBECK&HOYT
You Want to Look
AT MY WINDOW OF

Ten Dollar Suits. ' ^ s-r:Suits

Wg In price frooi <l4 to fl8 all gv

at 810.00
George W. Miller,

^mplctc Housekeeping

OUTFIT
I New Piano
I Kimball Organ
1 Small Office Safe
Blacksmith Tools
Will Sell any of the above cheap

Smith Realty Co.
FLOYD L. SMITH. Manager.
Telephones, OfTicc. Citizens 32; Bell 169.
Evenings, Citizens. 290

jimmmm

50c

-

AHERiclN
Dim^ Store

FACTORY WAS WRECKED

A VICTORIOUS ARMY

BODYINCEUAR

BEST RUOUR

By Wire to the Seaatas Roc
Rochaater, N. Y., Jaa.' 7,—Tha fac­
tory of Robertaoo B 800a. ahoa rapal
waa wreeM laat night by
Caverfior Wamar Waa Worat Vaaia«^
bomb dropped Into the metal chute for
«Uy and No One la New AUewad
the reception of wortc after
a. The bomb atmek on the way
and aiKploded or the balldini
py Wlra to The Rvenlag Becord.
Fatnalngtoa. ian. 7.-Ooveraor War have been destroyed.
waa woree yeatn^ tmt la aoaie
to Mr. «»d
.Rudolph
Kp OMf Is lUOWfMl

BETTER TODAY

By Wire to the Evening Raeord.
Detroit. Mich.. Jan. 7.~Tbe bt
man known aa -Jack tha Tar.- waa
smd thla morning In the cellar of
the hnlldlng being erected at Randdph and Port straeta. He la aup>
posed to have fallen In the cellar
Saturday

OUlCK. THE TAILOR, iMki
eMBR iB1 iMt FTMI SlfMt

Their commendations woYiId fill a col­
umn of this paper. If you are not a
user of Best Flour now. this i« just a
hint to .try a single sack. That will
be the first of many.

HannsUi

& Lay Co.

You Cannot
Overlook
THESE FACTS
THAT the suits we are now telling at one ihird off
are worth more ibon we are asking for them.
THAT they ara the beat kleas bronght out last fall
THAT they will be equidly as good for spring as ,
th^ were them
THAT the aMortment U the best to bt* found
anywhm.
THAT you can wear a suit now as well as any rime
in the fall.
THAT if you inletid to fbuy a suit either now or in
tha apring, thU is your time.
T^TlfyoncanaaTe feoBi three to Bfteen ifoUars
j it*g to yonr interest to da to.

a

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*4

TMC KvcNiiM mnom,

2!?S2,ooe.«inc:

W^.

Hoiinr^and
RaiiR

When tldnkias about preaeoU that a cbaiide- '
Her, pretty (bade, pocket flasher aad

tyjmg AMouirr Alien

PorUtble Table Lamps

•tat « rtk
oM-fcr, to.
rtmon iltoeud w. bAV. mtatoi ih,
Prtc toSsn.

the wiy best kind of a present. We have all

Mmmmmmmim

^*s(S* *”

EACH CHUACH WILL KNOW JUIT
WMAT TO OlVr

** ****

W.

■unnuKTiigc
“IT'T

ONLY A rrw Lirr.
Ol^r • fMT
tlN««
tMiK» n^mr ptetuTM Nft If
NAnHptlpi It tit mc^ H
Cm# N iwi lwv» fwt rH Mm« m«)

i

New Torfc. Jan. 7.—Coacr««aloBah
uis hnve decided to try the npporUofei
iMttt itoa lor tMr aMoaanr and
benovoiMt mtrfhutloas, and an ad
eiaory tmannlUer of the benerolMt oi■aalMdpoa hare pfrepared thrtaigh a

•««»«»« SI Ik. a..

TO GRAND RAPIDS

r. S. Booda.........

•“!»«<«........................Kl.4ff.8e
Real Estate aad FanUlarc
rreaent eflhv 6xtnmahd
i ' bniWint; aito at. comer ol
'
Front and Can Sts. A
oonawratire
--------- ..4 \-alnation.
11.44004
Total
.mU84.44

Due Depositors

'■

.

On n rtileatea of depoail,
commercial aa-ounU add
savings booka.................tMAJtUM

r Chicago. wh«a ahe will fcend

mtJUAM

*H>mstant Growth is Prasf of Goo4 Service-

DEPOSITS.
1905, Nor.OOp.OO

. January

Janw 1. 1906a $4t6,0p0.00

January 1, 190?, $?op,000.00

First National Bank
UNITED STATES DEPO^IOftY

■r

M«to« witom of niuSiAn. retan«l

to Olirct OKlay.
Harry Shugact returned to.FTlni this
oralng. where he Is attending the
Michigan school for Um IMaf. ,The
atory of bU evofi«Bl trip to tke city
was sold exclusively by Um Record at
the lime.
Miss Myrtle Miller left yesterday
With iwlaUves

agd

Him Blanch Bamum retnriMd yes
U^rday to Mexico. Mo:, where she will
>e«ume teaching at fUrdta col
her. ae i. toMnetor jB'.rtoMn.
nuici comiulUoa «a4 taowm
Mr., Thom.. 8».rthwJu;.^t to
Dptroli yesterday for a rlsIL
Clareoe. Ingeraon left Satarda;
Ann Arbor Ibr t^eatmeaL
Mias Geotgle irUcheU of PiankforL
bo lias beea
her auaL Mr.
CeoTga W. Curtis of this city left tor
Elk Rapids Saturday, where'ahe will
visit other friatlYcs^
»d«tj.a Mtmaoaa Htoaaaoriate In asylum work, mad
I petaoaal friuad of the Hoaorahl

!SiS*rfS.^V~

Thi«M)icM Suite

Kiteksu Thble
»l>teeMQ( Kitdiwi Utenub

Sik UiniuR Cboira

Befqr. borlo* .

Mor. or

n

MD. I. otol look oor Hook ov.r.

Frank Trude

i which each sUte (wgaulsI cuotiibuta to the rartoas
nal causes Tbo sUte aa
and confereoews will,
.rtkm the amounts amc
llMir dlslHrt asso^tiejs. and the!
trmd^CincUi
latter aJII make the further apportion*
M4tet tip iht^r rplarftltjr Ii9«l« «iih
DC. dflnclnnatl Bualness Men's
the churches, so that
However, tkrr fill utterlr to UWe loUi
Chareh anil know deflnludy what It club. Umrd of trade of Columbus. Ohio,
urr4nmt tlie fma lAat lti««mpr||
hoard
iM
trade of 1‘oasncols. Hs.
rhould runlrltiute
Ibero N
i-s In order that the worked Umtd of tcade of Tampa, ria.. Micbt
R
the denonilnslioii may effectively he gan Manufacturers' association. Auterh
that M there ii iw»t ■iiirA ^ktojlil. Uw
ran Kiw^procsl Tariff Uwgiie. American
' ptiUiu markH. the fanim here iiui
IJanlware and Shoe Manufacluyers'
The total sum which ('ongregatlon*
Urn nifwiejr to make trade bri»k.
Grinders' aasocU*
ftofidfilll at MOV vltl livev thltiirs ep alists arv asked to give this year is tlon erf the United Stales. San Jose
lOUa M Ureo then np it a greii I2.1KH),W>0. tn this sum the rommll (Cal.) chamber of commerce. Ifoaid of
li-e
has
diyblfMl
that
the
American
Mtn. Another thliiK that opriwlixl
trade pf JndlanaplUs.Camdm (N. J.)
the Aip*
esiteti lift week inui the fact that it board..should have
board of trade, chamber of commerce
ww the week after
rial mmii * mud erican mtaslonnry n;.w»clatKi!i |2r»o.«io
Quincy. HI., and the comnicrclsl
theiw was natnrailr 1 lulP aft»w the the Hoiia* Nlsskmary society and its club of Omaha.
state atntlllsries
the ehurch
heavy buying cf U»e hc.lUiay we%4;
bulMlng society |I9«.000. the education
Maatered the ^
the Sunday mIiooI
Thi taminer peopie wlui Imagino stslHy
nundreda of iH>o|»le have ntr«d tbemlhat Traverse City Is |smnnn| up and puhUshini society |l«N».ooii. uiln- ■elvea of tmimdliuents In speech. One
and the Wom- of last jeaFs mayors as a young mao
against Uie north |Me In tlu« winter Isierlal relief
Ev. Taaaoay .
i tsjar^M
'
used to find It almost IiuiK*slble to pro­ A* jiW ai.|K-ar» ip "A 'Gi^ PelloK.atMl all the natives <luMs t«i hiboroate
nounce words beglunlng with a -q.”
like tMMirs. are respectfully adtiaetl
Krery day for muntha be used to walk 1>lay afftmls her uiany mortv <
that last week we rnJoji*«l a sp* ll of
across 8t. James* pari practicing this HiniileK f.ir ilie eLphiltaibm of her
summer weather, that Satunlay w:i»<
sentence aloud. **A quantity of quick­ ehatTiiliigly e<-<,:itilc tAlcntv It Is
like April, that yestenlay wa* like
Oscar Simpson Took Katie Reginskl, silver quietly quartered In a quag­ said Ih;ti the seciel of her uuqualifleq
Nart*h and tcalay
mire.- until be conquered the Impwll- Kuccess lies In hbr magnetism and
Oauohtsr of Woman Whooe Story
thia wMla North HnkiHa U without
ment Today he Is one of the must
Was Tow Saturday.
fuel and Is struggllnK with a blU«ar»l.
fluent aiNSken In Eiudand.-Loodun animal spirit which has alw;i>a been
a leVeUUtai. She U a human, kalet
Til lUta.
Ch}cm
SlmpMHi
h‘fi
this
momioR
for
Uo«Htpe.‘ a thing of tdiirung fttim and
There warn ntd a single nirest In
Why lie Wasted as Astovrsph,
color. Tanguay has always ' been
Cadillac np until l-Yiday. when the Grand lUpids whenvbe will sU t.n
the
giwnd
Jury.
Mr.
Simps
m
t»K*k
A young man ua<’e wrote to William COfu«Hienne of orluinallly.. She is on
Inst advices wore recidved fo.m Cism
Htth. Kalk* n.'Kinskl with him to put rvaii Howells for his aulognii4L The the j(»b fntm the w.ml go. ilm/ttllnr
City. This prches
novelist replied in a fy|>enTltten tine:
au.l thrashing whnt art' said to 1«
Hther the crfllctws «rf that city pay ju» her in lhe|si. J.»hnn home for orphans ' -lUye you Iwught my last bookr
uprtjailously funny sitiiathms of
atteottoB to lApaefl frtmi yUhioouanaas there. Thi» lilUe girl Is rf daugblnr of
TWyoung man answered.
the unforiunale Russian womuu. the
or the Cadinac man when ho fwls
*T have not. I want to stdl your aut<y pkw.
siery of wlutek* life wjia )old lu gatur- grapli In order to get money enough
menn sjMdl mmiog ou. leaves Un
tlay 'i l.-Bue of tho Rt<^>rd.
to buy It.and glv^-s some olhtir city the benefit
of his otnerymws.
SEWING SOCIETY,
-The frooble.** aald the dentUt •• be
Gablog from Kuosla state that the
prolied fawny at the aching molar with
heaocfwry of that unfonunaie country Branch of Companions
a long, slender Instrument. -Is evidentMrs.
F. TItnc hrft for-Chicago
la agaia engaged la mliblng the |mws
b due to a dying nerve..Held Annual Election
this morning, when* .she wfll 6p»nnl
antry and that the balance of thi-ir
The Sewing society »rf the Oi»m
ihive wtekti with her iisler. Mrs. F.
tlmo Is spent In vUIUrig clarlYoynnts.
intnns <4 nir»‘sters met Thursitay
O. Balch.
It Is farther said that the forthcomlnn evening at the home of Mrs. Rertlm
Mr^. P. B. Titus k'ft for Flint this
dtAuma Is dwimed. A year ago thU Coo why on Kasi Right h strtnt and
meming. where she will spend
time Kusala had n prtuuUIng uutlMik elected the following officers:
Miss MHlyun-One can Ik* very hap­ wt*eks and lh»;n go to Virginia, wht'rc
hut now the fiitun* is &.■« dark as ^ver.
py in this world with lK*alth and mon­ she. will visit friends.
l*reshlenl. Mrs. Amelia Chahoc.
ey. l>eadl»ruke~Tl»en leFs t>e made
Vice- pn sident. Mrs. Mary WelL
kliss nori*oro Mi!lor returned
oiKs. 1 have the health and you iiave
OovtTnor %Vann»r has seen fit to
Setcuarr. Mrs. Fannie Sbuter.
IVtrolt tdOay after aiomdlng the hotl
the ttODey.-imwtTBted Bits.
dt'uy the rhano>s that hla interest In
Treasurt% Mrs. E%a Sjullh.
days In the cJtjhwllb her parents.
the senatf^ matter was In favor of
nwer ] committee. Mrs, Frank
H»*bcr Stout returned to Olivet toany portlculac ran.lldate. The gnv* Vender. 1
day.
rmor't dimlal is tu be taken as eog
Arthur Wall left for Olivet this
TflY A RECOIIO WANT AD.
moining after sp<mdlng the holldavs
In “the city.
Miss Margaret Cameron relumed to
Ml. Pleasant this morning. .
"Par* Thacker. Urfl for Olivet this
ANALYZED BETOKT «F CONDITION. Am. 1, t»07
[Doming.'where he will resume hlg
ASSETS
sludU**.
. UAULTnES
Neil Morrison of Tuba t
Louis and Dlscouto
CashCapUal
through the city thU morning on his
OoMittiiiKuf ihurt tiiiM>
Of ample aiie. held larve. .
way bark to Olivet.
jikper 44-cor«i by good
ly by Traveiae City
MUs U,lu Way of Rapid City
namM. eodorae* or <-oIpeople
4144.400.00
tumc*d to Ann Arbor today to rosu
1 • Imtoral; kte> iriU .-d*fo
her Studies.
)
hoodt.................... *..$mal7.6s Surplus aad Profits
' Frank Kelloy krft thia morning
Uma. Ind., where he is atteoding
CashonHand
Accumulated after pay
Howe Military achool.
ing all taxes. rxp<-nMa.
.And Jn other Innkt,
-Miss Margaret Holden rrtumed
umoimlinK to aboat 80
^....4 84.S7L77
St. Mary's academy. Notre Dame. Ind.,
lk<r cent of tbo toUl duo
this woming.
-aopoAitoto ................tlSa775.45 CirculaUoB
Willahl IBins Isft for Olivet tcxlay to
WIfliU.S.ireasarer
riwumc his atudtes after?Si>ending the
National Tank notes in
holidays iiTtbe rUy with bli paWnts.
Hood* end nonby dopoa.
cirvulation, arcunxl by

m mw

Oooil V«k>nrCto:ch
’
OobUer Arm R.okor
Cwia Atm Bock.r
ttkU I>MhirSlM>d
Two poin W Cnruins

«n»ta* .100.1, tor' sstii*.

J«». K. vfcoi *. wui
A new Aliur c»IM "A Good rWtow.“
She U said to be Just the same rol­
licking. Jumping mture ns she was
la the **8aabo GirL * and that her new

OU p. o. Buiiaing.

TtNy %HII Ml iMt iMf.

iu,l at WaAbiniton to
•eoure tton'miuoat dcPMita and notva in oir-

M talk AlnidH ta sto:

• ** toek AIrttokt. «,! lop. ktoW
4r.fl, tor Sl.Tt; • M tock Alrti*kt.
«« tito. k« bhut srm/i. for StM; ,
UMifc. «d04 or e.1. fr«rt to,a.
kto kto«. far SSSAA tkl. U U, tool
rrtoit f«4 .tor. mmit: • It took cm•4-tlo.
hot bU-t. tor |ie»;
» J...I tmw »Jlh rcomutr uhI

J.R Paige Electric Co.

Bi Wif* to Ho SMvtai ftmc

H:

emr, mcMiMH Hete*v, janua

r " "Dbrtt Fof^t * '•

FOR ims Y|RR

that

travkhm

w. G. Vinton, left thU morning for
Drtrult to attend the funeral servIctMi
of Mr. Vinton, who dte<1 in that city
yeslenlay mornlnr.
James T. MlHlkcu today re* :rne:i to
New Have.1. (\i;tn . u>i« rf h,* will
Bume hU atuilhs la Yule university.
Julius Bet 1^ left thU nniinlng for
Uma. Ind . where he 1< u.feadlng
iK:li6ci after Kpemlidg the lulnlayK la
the cliv.
Ivtmls Tinkham left fur Ann Artatr
this morning.
Miss Olive Uckev v» tumexl to
Olivet ifolay.
Durt E. Kc.imdy n*ttimed t« OllVi-t
yt'^^lerday after visiting frbads hen
Mrs. J-Ved Ohla.me has retnmv'il
fmtn a trip in Uh* imuihcm laii
the stale.
Mias <*ora >\a*tc of ManlsIiN* Is the
guest of Mif. W. I.. Wal.Mm,
traverse city lodge,

no.

S71.

Sale

Rockers.
Bargaiw Worth iMting mu
wjormou. .(ock oo baiiil Ibnt an> tekiiur
np too mub roum.
If you want a Bocker,

Now to the Ttmc to Boy
And hMc i« whore yon wiU find the finand the lowwt pri<-«. in
Tl». folio. i„u will Kiv. you an W.-v «f the KTvat rttlucUon we
h ive mmle. Them* an* only a few of the many:
»i
(loojl C^hikler Svit HJckrr. nuular riiiO. now...................2.3N
Kch ker Iiki* i ut. >;oMen tuk. roll tent, nicvly cam'll!....
always a«il«i fttr
Our aiHvial S7 K ojker, irokleu
oak. wide arm,
»wl<l««>«uk.wiae
arm. roll
roll aeat
Beat, now
now .iitt
;iH5

';r,'Vi"V*
.< !" "F
•kt*ra aoM i«<.xx)n1ingly.

K. O T. M. jg.

,

K. O. T. M. M No S7l mfM is every
fVldu) night ill the llroach hluck Mart
WnheUH, ('oiumauder; K. m: hYuiiklln.
Kc4*,H.r; R A. B\am». Finance
K<s|»er.

MILS M R ORR has *»uroc*d to
>he city and will again' i
calks for nurhlng R. l|p. < riuY Barlow and Eighth stns-iK.
Jan 7 It

Your Credit Is Good
Your Reliable Furniture Store,

Grand Rapids Furniture Co.
127 S. South Union Street

try a record want Aa

The Hannah & Lay Mercantile Co.
"THE BIG STORE ■•-Dealers in Erwyihing

Dining Room Furnitnfc
Specially priced for the few' remaining day* of our great Clean-up Sjale.
extra inducement to furnish your dining room while prices are being
quoted that are the lowest ever made on best quality.
high grade Furniture.

Side Board, quarter-sawed oak. beautifully carved.......
Side Board, swell from, leaded glass doors ................. ..
Side ^,rd.^lden oak finish. bc\el French mirror.......
Side Board.beautiful Mission style..................................
Buffet, quaner sawed oak ...................................................
Buffet, bevel French mirror, finely carved.........................
Seeving Table, quartcr-sawedoak....... .............. ..........
ade Table, jus. the thing for a small room ................
China Uoseu, Mission style........................................
Dining Room Tables, full six feet..... ........................
Dining Room 'rabies ^t value for the money.......
Dmiog Room 'Tables. Robbins patent.......... .
D.n.ng Roomlable. golden Oak finish.............. .
Dining Room Chairs, for set of six.......
Dining Room Chairs, best of values

•onaerprleb
.$45 00 1
. 40 00 ;
. 27 00
. 18 75 ■
.30 00
.80 00
. 29 00 j
.
00 i.
. 12 00 I
. 12 00 !
9 00 i
. 20 00 1
. 9 75 j

. 7 75<3 .
. 13 50 >i
. 10 00 j
4 60 ;
7 00|
9 00 1

Now
$40 00
38 00
24 00
15 00
25 00
27 00
25 60
31 00
10 00
10 00
8 00
17 00
8-60
4 76
12 00
850
3 76
5 60
7 f»!

- We furnish your dining room, or any other room
in your house, complete, without your leaving our
big store. This is the I D E A L SHOPPING
STORE for every article needed by every
. member yf your family.

Only a few
'

more of
" Onr Oeal Clean-lip Sale

,.4

-

4i

K art. mamux siomAV. oamuamv 7. tm.

NERO WHS
SntONIIUN
I CHAW* OUT or

I aivida. Jaa- Tv-^ tho i
dMr iBoodog of tka «iw

or OIUOITl WITH
HM OAMt n«T.

sSTsatirsrs

^^tkoCMBapMaoMeBO.

«*lf no •«k «K Wl tM* momln
i«r «tmgU.
TR» f«llair im

orUUteu

1»K to
iwuil •cii«Oy
Ho v« ukt toftyyoooy opikot,
koM Ikoa wiUi boUi kook* oo4 tki«
opoo^tkon loto 0 ebolr wHk one
kOOC CkovteR dM doo t aoMD to
oRoot Mo OR4. kOfdDotod. ko €on
volk aroood lo kfMoo «1mo owl
4I0BM to o bot or tt wtdMiot telory. Ho
COB koaioor vltk kU ft
•UMM ttoUl H kreoJu.
bool of ooy of klo stuoU lo drlvloc »
odko tbroofth 0 twcHnck pUnk with
kU ftoc mod Ikon tmlUiic tko
vttk kit tooth.
WkUo to tko cHy tho nun koni out
ot o mSooo tod aotordoy oiRhl iko
propHtlor tod o polloo oHIctr were
kopt boty chMlOi **kSdt** out oT the
pM».
Ftetworo Uld for a botlaf ttotch
Ratorday.Olftht bHvooo the negro and
' i |Mtl apon tod ftloo. • bu
Chief of Pottcv AokUm
ebotoHod n«on»nf the maiior and
told tho pcioflpola that the erent
euuld ool ho poftod oft 10 tho city.
U aold that plana wore completed lo
hold Iho ftght acrooa tho LeeUnau
cxmnty line and a big crowd was ex>
pocted to bo In aUondancc. The local
man went home after bla glovea and
otiMr paraphemalU. but hla wife got
bold of him and Che boot had to be
No dbe olae aeemed willing
totkho> op tho oogro a cballengt and
M
ao IlMM
Iboro waa ''nothing dotng.
Thomdny night tho ka
hooakod him oat nller ftro roooda of
IkatftghUnr_____________

V
F-

ftftNNEftFRCaS

wiunttcncEuw
RmBynte
W^. a RfBynK
«y o^ tMokifww Hpa
Qenrtom Hoea.

of- tko

Uhlck. who "'graduated
dapanmoot of tko Hol^
twralty of MIekIgan laat ioea. today
bogan ike prortico of law lo tkla elly.
hla nfftco boing at tko offtce of UodorDod 4 Umlor In tko Bntheilood
ock.
*
Mr. Welch Se a bright young man
to the requUwd Uw
done mneb ajmdal
work at tko nalrarmlty ao that ko le

HHffPKTTT PICTURES
iBtudWa Caao AttinoU
I of tho
Work.
The caae
the
cootalnlng tho pkturea of a number of
local people. M attracting much atten
tioo aa the %}ork compare* favorably
with that dooo In tho larger dtle*. The
photogrkpha Mown are genuine plati­
num and cart^ ftnlih and are really
-----of art.}
Remeoibrant atudlo It conduct­
ed by Jackaon 4 McCarthy, the UUer
being from 8t LouU and the former
from Detroit.; Doth are experionoed
photographera and the tamplca exhib­
ited show that they
up to date. {

TOOK IBISHTCHES
Hand ATmpM Four Inchea Long
With an;A*.

Mra. Arvllla Oordimr Will Be
Worthy Mnklor for tho ComliigYonr/

j
•

Chrlbt Auaerwm. while working In
the woods near Bolon. had the ml*fortune lo cut bla left band quite
The followtiig offlet'ra wlU eei^e
ba*lly.
Cl rand Traverae grange. No. 379 fur
He waa rutUng brush when the aa
the year 1907 :
glanced, striking hla baud In such a
Worthy maalcr. Arrllla Gardner.
way a* to make a gmah about four
Oreraerr. CTbarlea Irlah.
inchea long, extending from the first
finger back nearly to the wrltl, going
Btoward.’ttra Wethey.
<‘lear lo the bone.
Aaalatent atewahl. EFranklin.
He came to ihlt city and Dr. Swan
Chaplala. AWee Onibb.
ton dresaed the wound. Naklng ten
Treaauror. G. A. •R*»bertiwn.
Mltches to cloae It.
BecreUry, E. ft. Gray.
Qatekerper. Ftank Grubb.
, Corea. Baler Watora.
V PtNoboa. B. J. Robenaoo-^
(Oonllooett l->om First Pgge.)
riom. Qrmce Bempotoaa. •
Lady aaalaum ateward. C^ariie ivt- diphtheria scare, wants recompen
tlon for her lo*t lime. The matter
*II|lM*.con.^red.
A eommunlc^tioa from E. H. All.m
the iwittpr of the field note*
made by George E. Steel between the
years 18R3-and; 1994
19 or 1995. and which
Mr.
Allyn
sayii are now in possession
Kloa of the City Will Be i
of a P. Waterman. It Is said that the
irooood by Miee Ada Boyd of
notes are the original copies and hsvs
changed hands unUl Mr. Waterman
The iinloB mlaalonary meeting at claims them for his own property. Mr.
the PIrat M. & church tomorrow after Allyn advised that they be recovered
noon will bo a great ireaL Mlaa Ada and protected.
Two more ofters for poor farm propBoyd of BilMpur. India, will dellrer
erty were read.
V
aa addmaa. Mtaa Boyd haa
Ellsworth Dwryoa of Umg Lake It
iwrnty-Bve yoara In India. Her work
haa*-been among the women In the fining that chair as Sytrester Brown
and couuaeoanaa of IndU and her dem-rlpUoo

FATEinERSUPEflVISORS

WSStONART MEETING

or the nnalde*- hone Ufo of theoe
womoo la very InloreaUng.

i*.

r

flllMPIIKSftilWa
Wfnor TravocM C*ty Yooop Mi
Took 0 BHdo lo Colofido Two
^ Doya Afior diHotmaa.
of Mo 'I
Prank Parka to Mlaa Chriatlaa P. Paacoe of Victor. OMo. kia boon roeolTod
In tko city. The marriage took place
pec .37.
Mr. Parka waa formerly a realdenl
of tkU dty and ba. boata of frlenda
who will be Interealed In Ihla more.
He kwaed a gold claim at Victor aer
eral yeara ago. atruck It rich and
bought Ih^ property.
BRCVITICB.
Tho annual election of the miCorm
Rank, K. of P. will take place tomor­
row molng.
Rngolar moetlng of the Queen City
Shrine of WTiUe Shrine of Jernaalem
wilt be held tomorrow afternoon at :
dclock.
Special meeting of Traverse City
chapter of Enatcm Star will be held
mlng for apodal bualA full auendance U desired,
the officers especially, for drill.
Mr. and Mrs. James McAlUaler gave
farewell party Thursday evening at
their home on West Eleventh alrw’t
nor of Abe Buchman. About
y guests were entertained vco
plenaanUy.
Grand Traverae County Medical so­
ciety. The reguUr i^oothly meeting
will be Tuesday evening. Jan. «. at 9
Dr. J. M. .Wllhelm-a office.
General and apeclal buslncm.
Thf City achools opened this morn
Ing after the holiday Vacation.
The bulk of the students who sent
le vacation In the city have rclumod
(o their studies.
Ten man contest at the Wilkinson
blg train of freight came Into the
from Nonhporl ycalcnlay and
another one this morning.
The FOroslers and Companions will
have InstallMlon tomorrow evening.
Foresters - and wives and sweet­
hearts snd Companion* and hnsbands
and aweelhearts ore Invited. After Intallation. banquet and ball. Helm's
full orcheolra will fumlah the mnalc
Modem Woodmen of America lodge
eeta tomorrow night for InaUllatlon
In the Woodmen hall. Banquet after

rarjsinii:

terrtpiD
-I don't cell a tf^rraplD
Tbe terrapin b a creatHm.
tom to tbe bog. all of h
from his tall to hb front feet. Chine
b a great dish; but It domn't compa
with Jowl Jowl and turnip to|w In4he
spring can be beaten br only one thing,
and that b a boiled ben turkey
body but a Taukee or a beatbeo would
roast a ben turkey In tba aprlng. Hen
turkeys are fat before they by. and
tbe flaror Is delirious, Froperiy cook­
ed and served, such a dlidi Is fit for
kings, and natkma have gone to
for lem ccnm-~Raltlmore Xewa.

cent of crude petroleum mlird
I soap,
with 20 per cent of whale
This comblnaUon forms a Jelly which
nilxen freely with water. A 3 per cent
eolutloo H nsed. At 10 per cent it kills
ficas with perfect cerUlnty- Any on!
last washed wflh It will ty» n‘lle^^.l of
tbe ln*e» ts. It esn be apphed to walls,
tilling* and floor* by means of a garden sprayer.—New York I*ress.

One Month Free!

J. W. JaoIuoii a. W. Jahno*
Jacob Ahart of Klagaley b very low
E. A. Moane Bom A Mooroe with
panlyala:
PU«M8toi
A.Oor.ilU'
F.
F.AkM
J. HDoInot
audm
tamper with iftmplet. but Jtm

“.SSiSi'iSr »

79%c
Toledo,
tetvd. -Thank gDodneas you haven't
com, 43Wc: oni*. 37c.
coaie hack vrtrh reformed apelllng," ,
Bast Buffalo. Jan. 7.-Callle-4.l39;
And tbei^ tba old gentleman wmtf
ncUve. aieadx; prUne ateem. IS.75IN!; Mt and klUad tke fattad calf.
I
12dUR 1400-lb.
steer^ -|4AOir5,40;
atcoker* and feeders. $2.75(t4J15:
RECORD WANT ADft. PAY.
heifer*. 94.35G5.:5; cows. 9^.750 4.75;
milch cows, 130050. Sheep and lambs
—21.000; choice 4smbs. 17.95© 9;
weOiera l5.90|Ki.75: ewe*. |Se5.3S.
Hogs—1.000; fairly active, lower;
Yorkers. 19.74© 6.90; pigs. 9€ 95©6Ji5;
heavy and mlxiNl. |6.7o©6.75.
LOCAL MARKftTft.
•elileg Prioot.

Phom- for prioot. We tleliver.

.... “‘T.

r-i
Oats, per bu

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

.42

FRANKnorlst
M. PAINE

Moved
DO

..

( ^ .•
Bougliey Building
Coracr ol Cus and
Stale Sts.
Aalom^Mle and Motor Boat
StiprUfa.
Buying Prlcw.

oi7......

M

Walter M. Paige

Our SPECIAL SALE
Grows in Interest
These few Items from fhe
are of valoe fo yo«.
This sale at...o-*oo*........................... ..............

..60c
and
for

,«isres*,«jaar'.:o..

go Trihont-

isS2^=5SlS'l$
r you are having your

^fpm a&mid It cant ba condfao I
am doing tha next beet thlug.-Phlbdelphb Reeoift.

.

15c
........ i............. 60c
.... 16c
......... 4..... 3c

Fancy Ribbons that were 35c. 40c and 60c.

Mbs Baekbiiy-Yoa are familiar. In a
general way. with paleootologi', am
yoQ not? Mr. Carondelet-No. 1 don't
tmnemiMr that I ever happened across
It Bot I once read Paley on -Evldeneea of Chrbtbnlty,'* or something
like that whan 1 was a boy. and 1
found it awful heavy randlng.-Chlca-

26c
8c

E. WILHELM
FRONT SIREET.

Sbe-ire fnany. hot ell tbe ©me
heve knosm Mr. Tigg be never bn
pal^ me n eoopUment Be-Tlgg mv

yon iDvn her, bnt tt b
Hv« up to It far ■
MndOrephla
bare them to the care of thb appHrntlon; GarboUenrM. ftften dropa: bomx.
alxty grains; gtvrertn. four 0nM
•W beenee him eeftly. doeeBt Yber
dmms: tannin, thirty gmins; alcobol.
-Nnt Mace he leaned to antkipete
one fluid ounce: rone water, two and a aO of her wbbre;-—Oleretend PtaMhair fluid ounces. MU snd vllstodve. denlen
night and morning.

Jit,

way after hb bng abaaora.
come, dad.** be kaid. "with n
and
the Md gantlemnn ahontnd himnolf

I bare tried nil sorts of soap* and so^
loGon* for killing flees on dog*, with
tbe result that the dogs dir first. Now.
Oesa are as murti s i>srt <rf a dog a*
lick* are of a c^w. But. of courwr. there
must not be loo many fleas on tl»e fam
lly pet-jnsl enough to keep It srell
tickled and to prevent It from becom
Ing too phlegmatic. There asems to Iw
but one cure, and tt come, from the
bad of fleas-lndU. The Hindoos Um

NEW DEPARTURE!

K. C. ButUrs of Northport suffered
tbe breaking of his right limb above
the knee last week.
Miss Lena Updyke. a young girl at­
tending school In the city, waa Uken
to her home four miles In the coun­
try. with quite a severe oaae of
typhoid fever.

x^ne tliose pMnted by band or Oefl-ped by Udy artWts.

rit

Behind tbe bridge of your i
little cavity in tbe skull, tbe ^

... :ii*
a^ris bsll

wM Mowed, Mr. Oaik aokod
srttk kb accoma
rfM If ha wmddBT enmt
ar If there was anything they emU do
rafmmt hooM and Ihm.
for kkn. be brake forth at bet:
-Ko^- raplM Stevena. -Ton have
•*Kn.rmftnbked. Ife an right wbm
bnt two mamma heco-wtotm and late tbe wklia man's pbytklng tnlke tba
in thn faiL-^arpoFa Wanklj.
arWta man's bngu^ bat wbea It
imrae ta talk tke rad man e tongue lib
time to amp."
nr Samoel Baker la bis -Wild
R b baliavfd that this talk brer tke
Bmata'* anya that the power of Ike telephjoe betwe-n the two ladbna
lawn
ccoeodlle la tcfrifte. Once bed a cooaldmlle Inftueoce In ebortko knd tke motal of n laign book, tbe ening the Indbn wara^Bomoa Herald.
thldmem of onilnary talagrapk wire,
enmplclely koM tmetber. tbe barbed
of great antiquity.
ibank ond rmdered naelem This com Anoog the Greeks they were a marie
prmakm waa canaad by tbe amp of
of elerated rapk, and one b seen on a
|nwe wben nelMnf a live dock wftick Hamilton va*e In the bands of a prtnbe bad OMd aa a bolt
ceas. We find tbe nmbralb figured
raotenod boneath one wing. On one npon tke mine of Peraepolb, end the
oceaMon be fonnd a ftM wHghlng aer- RomaM earned It at tbe theater to
mty ponnde bitten dean tkroogh ae If keep aft tbe aun. Yet Coryete. the
Alvidod by a kalfa. TMa. again.
traveler. In 16M ootkm tbe nmbrellae
Ike wnrk ofaeaapfimnthejeweofa of lUly ne rarities. Tbeae and other
croeodUe. M,
U. PanI
Pan! Bert once
nmbrellaa are only described for keep­
I on tbe atreogtk of a
ing off the non, whkb may be expblnodlle'f jew* by mm
fd by tbe compamilve acnrclty of rain
ter. He found that
lathenbovecoontrien. The frequeory
lag 1» poonda exerted
of min in other land* led to their bring
ponnde la clontng kb jaw. Tbe Uoo omd form very different purpose. Jonss
baa an eaowmna Jaw power. On one Hanwny Is described to hare been tbe
occaalon an African travebr p
first to walk tbe strerts of London with
tko butt end of hb gna Into a
an umbrella over hi* bead, which be
month, and tbe preeeure of tbe Jew. bad probably oacd^n hla tmreb In tbe
cracked It aa though It bad bmu atruck east. And In 1778 one John Macdon­
ald. a footman, was ridiculed for carry­
ing In the streets an umbrella which
be bad brought from Spain. However,
a Baltimore judge. as be trib us, he perabted for three
months In carrying bis umbrelU. till
pmple took no further uoUce of the
opvelty.
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named tbe Selb turcica. Physiologists
Keaatse Dsisg.
beUere that thb te tbe. remains of a
-Do you allow children In your flat?**
sixth aeose, which was of prsctiral
the Jsnltor.'
value to our antediluvian anre^tors, she asked
-We do. ran'sm."
but whether It eoabM them to aee In
-8msll children that like to pUy on
tbe dark In'daya before they poai
fire or helped tftem to find ibelr tray the stslrsj"
-Yes. ma'am. Moat of all our trnthrough tracklem foreeb aa wild bes
can today or wbst other purpose It antr have rhlWren.-Msy 1 bring my little dog In the
Suturday. Jan. 13. the delegate tc may have aerred we do not know axMl
fist If I want tor
the sute .grange will meorwlth Grand probably never shall know.
-No objections whatever, ma'am.Traverse grange at Ihclr ball In Trav
Tb# Pels* tWw.
-May I pUy tbe puno after 12
rrsc city lo give hla repot* -*d InsUll
Take for yourself a well bred cow. o'clock?'*
of Accra for the coming y\vr. All mom get her on full feed, cram and feed and
-As late, as you pleaae. ma’am.hers are urged to come and enjoy the atuff and cram her for. say. a year.
-Coo'.: onloosr
Go lo tbe trouble of wsshlug and cur
the feast l»efore the meeting.
-I don't want It. I don't like that
The Sonth Side Shakespeare clut tying and acrubblng and combing her
twice a day. get down on your hunk­ kind of a plar-e.''—MJlwnukc'e Senwill meet with Mrs. J. C. Morgan on ers. my friend, sandpaper
GneL
Sixth street Tuesday afternoon. The
program wjll be finishing reading ol
King Lear.
CurUs and Roaaer defcativl Winnie
I (Ma> Advance.
and Wllklnaon In the first contest of i
two-man tram mnles this morning ai
Thmr DMs*t Talljr.
the Wllklnaon 4 Roaser alleys.
-That noriety newspaper published
Perch are running freely In the bg} some very flattering remarks about
at presem and
me.- tbgan Miss Devane.
•Ten.- replied her best friend; "bat
big haula^lly
A number of lumber camps about It was horrid of tbe editor to go and
tbe Grand Traverse region have been spoil It to tbe way be did.-Spoll It. lodeed!
be nald I
forced to suspend operations awaiting
the 3

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Severnl kmda af hag. nata and eom
also kroagki In. BetaR prteaa
adU keep at normal wttk knt tttUa re­

ebtot. He talked tato It fee
mlnnim and «d a keep sf
aboL Be put down tke tm
ftnaRy and far keen waa ev

mm for cka Indian. Aiked If

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**Tc«.*' Mid the high Russisn <dnral.
GUaa bruftbvo are uaed by artii^ “I keet» very good boom at all times."
who decorate china. They art made of
-Indeed," wplled the Interviewer
fttam fibert ao thin that they aeoa
-I aWppoae you hellere fn that oM
maxim, 'Kariy, to b«l. ewiy to ylaer "
-Yea, but-ir-pleaie don't pot Jl
RftCORB WANT ADft. PAY.
PERftONAL.
that way."
^
-Why ootr
George Blue, head of Ibo furniture
-Well. It sound* too anggestlve of
pome one putting a bomb ooder
dlvbloo of tbe Hannah 4 Lay Mercan­
bM.tile company, left today for Grand
Raplda and Chicago to attend tbe furInlture exhlblu
exhl
and
.Ibrgest and beat stock that the com
paiiy has ever handled.
Mrn. Grtffln of Old Mlaston Is visttlBf Mrs. Kerrens on Bay aliect.
Oaimice A. Sheffer. who haa bean
In tbe employ of Jens C. FKerimn. wUl
An to S* « avMMikg »Mi
leave fbr SealUe toaorrow on buai

or nhnmd to anlL Woekly
Of »lom per jw and ox
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one of Mi eoBOT woa 1
a mae of oBort oMn. who
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Park Place Hotel
sungjr.^.13..

E. W. HASTINGS & SON
Wiih you a Happy and Proapekous New Year.
We shall be pleased with a part or all ,
ot your Fire Insurance during
'> ; 4;
the year 1907. *

Office In Stale BanK BnOdliio

ThI, ptr..n- u (fn» . mumM Ut«i cT t^M^
rtll. tke tvUw ••• in »r<«n« for iho No. York Ufe
-«-« ■«»fn« UK- Wt I. IbniMl Catmeror. ammmi for tbo lotcnuuk. .1 poUry
^ h,
C the coMUtoc. At U»
o*r«»c rricht U C^axreum.n
the emretne
Klrbobi.
UiMvortb.
j UiMvortk. MA4o lMr of rrwMMit Boo»er«k
B member oT the iDternaUuiiAl policy holder, com­
be wiu .bom to aornmlt hh UHo< m>d preitm wMeb.liad bee. gitco him. It wju
be «rteral
wreh. t>rforc,
»>rforc tb< himdrrd. of thoMSoa. oT tmlkit.
be coooted.

Quarri and rented a
raUway atatkm trot
man took the train for

Hmrrjr Caatello of Lndtagtoo It rliltIng rdaUreo beroA vary quite wedding occorred Mon­
day eraulng. Dao. 14th. at the home
of M^M. DcioiVe. when (Mr daughter
Rthetyn, and Wesley Duadio were patt­
ed la marriage br
Strickler. Only a
refottm. «d
late frieudo of the couple were
praaent ou account of the Uhwaa of the
bride s pnruiMo. The bride «aa alUred
la a white allk wait and dark hloe
Panama ekirl. Mlaa Wlanitred Bridge
the maid of hoaW waa alto attired la
while .Ilk waist and llW aklrt.
fred Drake, brother eg the bride netedi
aa beat nmn. Tboae preacoit ftom
oce were: Apguataa Dfidie of
Swart* Creek; dUrer Deake of Solon
and the Rer. KL A. Drake and aon Vlrtan of Ada. Many haadaome pieaen
of allrer. ebtna. llneoa. etc., were recelred. The bride wfll .till retain her
poaltlon In her fatber o store
Kewt. Johnson of Tbompaonrllle.
wgs In town Monday. Dec. 24th.
Mr. and Afra. Landis took aupper
with Mrs. \Tckery of latertochon New
Year*. Bre.

rrr.

lag mitka only Iqr M. apparent dein,
to vemaltt niiuoticed wbUo be dealt
I to klsa a fair lady In pnb- with tbe papers be carried iu a stj Usb
handlsig. One moruinr after a few
such Journeys he gave Tcni to hi. an­
of the .foror she bad le- noyance at baring forgotten bis keys
ama l$u::ntr< )i..t two t^mndary fufrka ib rtarre the burgher, and tCetriamlBTietbet Turpin and grutle^ A atranger alttlDg In tbe oppoalte w
made m the douirt, tr, ehow the Imgth llea. fto they aat ibArn before the
^
ner isdltaly offered him his bunch In
and r.Wlh ofdbe |Uere. The loerM town. There they aat feg act
r gardeua aohiy for their diver- tbe hope that be would flnd oa
TWO THftOltIM A3 TO THE OniOih were roM la Hiurrheii and were car­
By thia time the prorlaiocia
I may raammgbly be donbtrtl wb«, kry to open tbe bag. Hoi no.
OF IJB MAfUCfNa.
ried rtbm f»la^ to place hy pilgrim.. ting abort, and atarraBon i
mem would lit the lock. At tho 1
were in the patha and lekt way. |«»d gesUon of tb^ slniuger. who. of eou
Ito the ruatom of rfxwdng the tiread urltaMe. 'One womaa had
» ih0 Bhmpm mi rrmtm^U mm4 owd on Clo»yl Frklay became flied.
lag to these syivaa letieaU. Wateblong upon the aubject • a
an acxxMuplW'c. the
mea were set *To guard those who gt then produced hl« liaocb of kevN. and
ThwHj am not tb«« only kind, of ahe aald to the bead of the defendera:
aiftt the fluids tota at night.** yet evec a few seconds auffleed to en.nhlo tbe
hhape. of hreod whoae origin ha. been The people ontaHte ftm wall are antraced to odd tdirumataiKT.. The ertw pentlttona.
ffere often altaekcd and thief to take a wax impression of tbe
me maaquerade at
emit ahaprd rolla whkh one aer« in night before them <m.|he city wall In a
the gardens key of tbe rich ruans safe. A few
Who wotild think of ilk- pn»ltcl ..
on tbe
weeks Uter tbe safe was rlflid. and
•etronomlcttl .yuaiol or the hot crow •QIM port! of |tbe city bad a cnHooa paeollar dreaa.** She waa permitted to
to or from them.
before tbs crime was dlacoverrd tbe
two I. ■ mteslonjiry dornmeot? Yet 11 birth. Oa onejof the ociaaJoin when tony out her plan.' When her fantaatic
In
early
days
at
Marylebone
it
the Turk. Ii^lcged Vienna. Peter 8gure waa aeen upon
thief was across the channel with bts
wilu In tho
ft raM thtt
the one w.. lu. Windier and hU wife bad a Ukery to «Um light, flitting from point to poinu
deeafsd nereaaary to provide the <
tcmled to tepr»Mmi the stia and Um
puny with a guard of soldiers to oneMmbIng nimbly orer obatadea. they
focr »«Km> itMl the other to conrvt
duct them home at uigbto. a ru
Were horror atrkkm.
windlau up to a jivlal evening. TU kfOBae Koglaed to llirl.tltnltT. The
•‘Hatr affer they
A Newait librarian has kept
pocksu were of course pieutifnl at
former 1. tfeeUmd to hare been flmr rate, be ronceltred the idea of making
I the appartttoo_____
_
of odd bookmarks found In returned
erU aMrit.- The ioHowlog _
made hy the Romtiu. ebo called 11
hooka. Tlie record Indudra an fositr
they fled from the towni
the hnnulr»-a word they an' eald to
ance policy, a two dollar bill, a pair
thief caui^t In tbe act of taking a of apectaclea. love letters, a will, a
> In rcinembraiuv of tbe aucreaa at
hare ferrmed out of annua, a yeai-^
lady a purse was reacned from the
ihe niae thl. pemllar lOapcd rake waa
which ibey meant a year rln*. The ring
hands of ths police by a band of hU
made. For more than ^500 year, tho
rejire^nted tlni «m»v. auuual rimiU
comrades 00 hla way through 81.
y 1. t
antborlUeo of tbe city bare cHcbrated
and the four apokeii the aeamma. It Ure eakea and bread. Other countrlea. the annlreraary by dlatrlbutlng largo
Geoggara ffekU and enabled to eucai»e
Justice for that limc.-Temple Bar.
while haring aa many rarieUe.. hare UoanUtlea of these cake, among (ha
himea In the more noilberiy eoootrira not worm aentlment about them to
Bbs-Hera we vs l>een tnorrled Just
Be Xrver llm •Hismar.**
of Eurojifl. There are two atorlcf of
Walter Dexter la atteadlng ochool at
on# Mtb. and now you no longer lore
Mlcab Jarrett waa a shrewd horse ma. De-But my dear- «he-Don*t try
A great many
Traverse.
,
the xwigin of the hot crum l«m. tb.
trader
to
tbe
day
of
bia
death,
now
what
achw
to
expUln. rm not blind, imi made
ITirlttJau tnl»lonajie« fb Englaad
Leslie Reynolds spent New Year,
wua sUgbUy draf and used bia doaf- a mUUke. Y'ou oajlit to
»y aaked a natlre of the okl German
mM 16 liare dlerorpitHl that, although
p^th hU mother. Mrs. NeJUe Adams of neaa la hla buslucaa to no small de|
city of Itoatock. It ta to be had only lore affalri. aald:
they eouM alter jU»# vtewa of tlw fiab- at a certahi maaon of the yeor beranae
One day be sold an old borae to a
*'Many a lore tragedy ta canaod by
Me on rellakiu. mattera. they could no It commemoratea a kindly act of many a hu.h»«J-a promlao to a dying wife
M. Deake waa In Traverse Monda
aalghboring farmer, wbo thought be
Induce flieiu to al«nd<m their tia< yottm ago. lUwtock wnaoummoded hy that be wurnot marry again. He
had found a great bargain. He changed
Bert Cook*, baby U quite sick.
hla mind, however, when, after driring
thlnko when be mikee; thic pramlat
htmoml piigau euiifbna. One of them
Mr. and Mrs Strickler returoe
that
It
will
be
easy
to
k^
WbeChar
was the oatlag.of a eerUUi hind 01
Wednesday evening from Caledonia
It
la
eaay
or
hard
to
hrep.
It
la
a
rake in boiuw of the ('.ocWi*. ol
where they have been spending the
l»romUe rarely If erar broken. Time
itpring. They derided to put the algr •ilnga and many other <
and time again widoweri bare aoogbt boUdays.
of the crow on the 8axon tnin. am!
Mrs. McMIchael and chlldnm have
Uunrli theui forth on n mli^hmory en
turned from vlalUug relatlvee la
terprlw. The li
ons. but the brare Imigber. a. ^‘00
^'e. not to marry again. Southern Michigan.
The other .tory h that in eflrty time,
One. of Mr. SUntoa s children la re­
fa the «»lwiervijnce oT holy wc-k ibe ward by threatening famlie. STlnSr *
them to do a. their ported on the sick Hat.
THEY DO IT ON OO.ao
dr^ ’ consc lciu-e dictates. At tbe same time
chun»i tr;i.s more rfri t In th- n,nlter rnmitd Is-vood ttw gates
Myrtle Mcljcllan has been spending
of f.i«ii 4han COT,*. iin!r, a Terra'w back^ f^untll thc^i!^
i*
to a few days with relatives In Inlcra.irj: lit Mf food «^i!ia l e ci:«a. TLu
It was With great Joy that thrr saw
^ bwhen.
iMikers of
ori«!l^wasn*"*n*'7uir'^
hi-artcd hualiands. Boch prom
iMikers
Bchwaan. a viliage j1
-Biir* Heaton la apendtng a few days
twelve mllea down tba river Wa
at the gate rn the .-iicniy drew nuaj*. ! by dyhiu hu.l»nna. fnmi brokeo heart in Ib ncloii.
ed wives. But. then, when tbe dead
Charlie McLe
for D.
bearing heavily laden baskets of <*ak«t
busUanda will t. read It Is nsutLlly Andrus.
II was such a godsend to (be fan.lKbau
***•
Archie MeLean of Kaleva spent New
t they r.w.ardcdI ta.
tbe .
THEM to " c::
by giving t
It come, to tbe same thlug in tbe end. Years with rcUtlfca here.
[THE SHOW^
of «>uilag
lltwiork ever.r
The Gleaners initiated 13 new raem
I t ltr-.\ew York lYoau offer
bora last Thursday evening. All membera arc requested to be, present at
iZi Hwe
prrvall«l. t» the pn^flt 01* ! . Of tl»e faroou. «^ll.*ctbjjui^c»f antlcra
next meeting. InsUllatloa and supper.
foom die neightMirIng
fonne^l In the seventrenth erntury only
All grangers are earnestly rt^neated
In time, however, tbe lutkers of Uos- two or threa have sweaped tbe general
tock. rimwlng ingratitude, some might fate of conflagratiema. sieges and p!| to be present aMhe meeting Saturday
TJir/'AfTCO xr* t ' *1
think. ImktHl tl»e srhwaancrkurbeii Uge. Oce of these is In Moriuburg. night. InKtallatlon of officeri after
BECAUSE Vinol replaces Ibemselvra. To this very day evtxy tlie king of lUxonys hl.toriciU boating which there will be a fwt.
hod.v in Rostock cats actaawanerkurbeu' castle, near fWrsdeu. while in the cele­
Mr. Yonkers of Grawn baa been buy­
In h dy week.
v
brated gun gallery In Dresden Itself ing potatoes here Ibis week.
Anolbar Garmah Imd. which Iu are to be area In an unrivaled abow
Bill Boweu was In town Tueaday.
ahaite resrtnhiea a twplul tV. owe. the wooderfully Inlaid anas tried by
Ernest Weltow of Muakegou was a
Its existeoee to the siege of the Ger­ the elector. The greut banqueting hall
man town of Krallshelm in 1.1TP. It 1. of tbe eartle of XlorlUburg U one of bualneaa caller la Beudon tueaday.
Ctbelyn LaadU was In Travciau City
railed haar affon. or hair monkeys, a tbe tights with which no doubt many
name auggeated by the appearance of a traveled reader ban been charmed. rrlday.
tbe appailtlou whirh raised the
B. B. Rouaubnmk
It If a chamber of noble proportkme.
gu Hono
The efforts of the healegeva in take the elxty-alx foet kmg by thirty-four wide risUor Thurmlay.
Dlaet' bad been la lain. They decldml
. Oulla e«bWilber-Whartou la worklag oa th(
TMS JOHNSON DRUO Ca
walla bang aecltoahore..
tercotr-OB* pain of i
lera. Wbldiqgue may
Tha Right Hama.
oM»t fomoua of their kind In the world.
Mr. AugustBberpe. tha uopularo
Not a single one earrlee leee than
twenty-Tour tinea or la leee than 300
yean old, while aome
double that age.
ably, do muru good and amka oaa foal

!rHE HOT_CROSS BUK

tbe crlebratM Hock In the
of hi. Rombant at
Meclilin. A writer In La .Nature tMnka
this clock Hoaseaww tba largaat ^taM
that fOLlst in tba world. There are four
of thenC one on euch side of the great
square fowm. and their axtit-me diam­
eter I. nearly fbirty-aerm and ooe^balf
fc.'t. Tho nsmta showing the boon
nre nearly ^i* and oDe^lialf fret high,
and tl»c bands hare a length of nearly
twelve feet.

same Joli fw the |iest fortyaeven
and 1.3, Uhmi married sll that time,
and liU wife lux, never at any time
gels so much a w«-k i
has never bixxi oblo tu loom wbat
anioimt of UKiner b.T hnsbaud baa
been rwivlog l« exchange for his lal*or. Now. what botirers me Is which
sho^iW hav, ibe UUmood medaJ-I «iy
diamond, a. In thl. case the fluei
would seem to tw iHxxle«l.-aho i«sn for
being able to so long luffle a atouljW^
TOrlwUty or Iho woman for suniring

a'rerf.4 Do^l.

time in Paris was tlie one
L'olonel IK an old Bonspariist oAcer.
and M. de G. of the Gnrdes dn t'orpa.
a mere youth. l»ut of bereniean
alreogth. The twfi men. laabod togetbw so aa to leo^e their right arms
free, were armed with abort lialrea.
Idacx-d In-a hackney coach and driven/^
at a tearing gallop around the Plaos
ae U Coneorde. They w ere taken out
of the coach dead. Tlie cokmri had
Hghteen stalls, tbe ymith only four,
but one of these bad pierced bl. heart.

The Hall-]^oom Boys.

,Thc Reuon Why
We endorse VINOL:
BECAUSE Vinol U not a
IMiteot medicine but a real:'***'*’’
cod liver preparation with
the useless oU eliminated and
tonic iiun added.

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weakness with strength.
THAT'S WOT we recom­
mend Vinol for pulmonary
diseases and why it creates
strength for old folks and
weak, ackly persons.
Try it on our guarantee..

SifeilBK

Solus Viluible Hints
sx r—

ptaaoB In order to contiaua In

Him Ka 4-lnvertigale any “wondorfor offers aery ohrafally.
Remember there la no aariuir in liaring cheap, faforlor ffoods for a
less price than ydu must pay for atandam goods.
Mua.
way. fer ih^slniMe

I

chaser permlu

The snob culUvatM a mta or
an not bMaoss be expects to get a Job
or a loan out of ritbof. hot bocatms he
(hinka olttMT can help him akmg into
oocitty'a uloct Ha cuts a formar aeqixalntonca boeaiAa tba mifortuoa^
person seems to be of no ore In hla
own aoclal advaneame
traaea tha Impnlaa that may load him
to dlallka urarul paopla and Ilka uaa^
leas ooea Just aa tba mmbtti
clerk snpprMiw Mt umaR
gaaesa. hU foodnam for tbe r
Breunaa soeUl poalUon aaaaa aa Impartant to him be admires axceuslvaly
tboaa who hfrta It and aaobs tbore

Kis.r.'s'.ssEra-.s
Mauds. Hannah t

at tha regtatntlou booth of u town fo
tbal atata for the porpoae of qoalifyinff

«2-l« lt*BUo!^ lUt IMiinr Uttt
<iw.tlwrS. lM«ir*d.

m-t

. nflurtv all laferlor planoaTra
plan to succeed very often.

d at in the
»ef the jmiw

Uic !«•« puao oa
for th« hoir^
^
We seU everything known In the mnk builaoaa. Come aal see

uriglnauy a picture of an ox hM:
kauea lbansaiu Tho right hand Mha
rtopodthahoad.
othar dowu atrdkajba loft ride, aad
laq. atuaa foUeu out of uaa, rapru-

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f«llAta«
IMM to CkkmfO.

mauf AT ivy—i-to>

An^f to

Mfv. R i Ak0r«, Trmr«n» atr, R.
Ran© I
J»»#t

WANTtO TO DUV-OooA btockj
<rit» tnm AM to totr mn old.
Ttor tottA Wk MNtoA Jaa M t
. IMTA fur MtoM Mto dbto M« wUl

SSB3.-""“ *■
FOR AALt-aiotoL to m «f the heat
mtose la OehnMto. net a pfototto.
but a paying kntoa. ona to whtoh
returns sra etoe. proAto larie: no
*‘PQMAeM fakf* bat a eahatoattal
OotoraAo toetoteent.
Thiwv * la
Afieen Aallafa.nnd pet a handled
aharto. We ©ire handUap Uto tor
the benegt vt Ihe antoR toveator
^If yon wtoh to toohe n paed atoed
'toemtoaeet toko Weiea CUy
Write nr oaP M na for pnrilenlara
and lafonnaiton to regard to to-

MiAMI fenoAi* «p Aata. Ifyou hJiT©
any rxid «olti to mIU vrito m*.
puatafflco aAdTOMt. wbat FOR AAti-^ heary voft |mme:
yuo iMYr to ©HI ©ad rwoo for ©©ll
i|lso a Aret^Otoaa drlrer and aaddte
iaa. On ny rotiim vUl ©ltb«f >r©]l
fevte; or wtU tmde tor oOlto from
on yon or write you. Hermnn lbright months lo three years old. J.
man. J40 WaahlaatuA «tr©rl. 1? tJdf
W. Plalar.
dee 174f

FOR SALE

FOR AALE-Two stove© cheap; ©too
bousrbold furniture. Mrs. Orcra^
stead. 413 Webster.
ian 3-lf

FOR tALE-lfant mirk«
©tiAoU TIMA©, ©toek. totij
ery, «ood trade, food Iom

Furniture Slock and
trade at Lake Ana. large ftourtog
Win at Copemtoh. one of the toigeat
and best botcla aU furnished, to

«FOII •AH-Cantoi* factory,
wllb power. BMCliMOTy ©b©

lork Md plj; la MMIcan; m _
An© plao© of lUO;

s;ss’.3Wj;j?=

will aaU for llkto;
greatest mining district to the wortd
—the Ovid Field Wstrlct, Nevada.
We have gold and ©liver mine© to
Colofada la fact, we have pr
ty for sale almost anywhere ___
want it. But we hare BoUlng w«

FOR AAtC-^Kc. 1 driver or generaJ
purpoae horvo; ©Ifm irtod ientter.
imgsy ©ad ham©.©. It N Hoimplo.
jan 4. 6t

for auiiorbati realdenre In this
fkm. ITIeD 13.000. Wade Brqa..
IJuhj© uroet. CIU, phuoe UlO,

sure proAtable tovestment. either to
purchaser or as aeeurity tor leas.
We always have a gilt edged se­
curity for your moaey and we al­
ways hare the wemey for pUt edged
aocurtty.
WADS BROSL.
§17 Union Street, Traverse City.
Mich., Cits, phone 121$. call ua u;

FOR SALB-mi-8U room h
Boyd avenue, close to Rose a
price »C50. Wade Bros, «17 Unkw
street. Cits, phone 121$.

FOR AALE-1478-f
SIsth auveu and c } of the boat oo FOR AALE—14S7—Six room h
the »tre©t FHce asked to ©pot cash'
Both gas and electric lights. Good
Price 14250.
Wade Bros., til
ham. fine lawn, close to. Wsshlngtoa
Union street. CIU. pboae lilt.
street. Price $ICd0. Wade Bros
fil7 South Union 81.. Clllxens Phone
FOR AAtt—Klfhty acre farm two
Jsn. 4-lf
»||M west Norrlsvllle; four miles 121$.
Traverse City; sixty
six acres siUtaUr- FOR AALE-14SS-Modem eight
for fsrdea; food bulldlafs; all In
rvhhlt*iice.
Blxth
street.
All
flrst-class caadltkm; cash price
venlenccs. A good ham. cliise in.
$3,000. Wade Bros.. tl7
street, CIU. phone 121$.
Price 13800. W'ade Bros.. 817 Sooth
Union street. Otlxeos Phone 121$.
FOR. AALt—14I&—Good
J«. 4;lf.
term©. Price $1000.
Wade Bros.. 117 Unloa
phone 121$.

Mf**

AFFLCA for AALC-1 have soaM
^Kitoe apples hy bashels for aite
OrUato* Qoldena. BaMwlns. Green*
IMR Iblapahokklto. Pewan
Tatouto Dvfota. Waptotof. R. J.
Mortma.
nov tUi

i
'

FOR AALI—14t3-*>One huadred and
sixty acre farm 11 miles south of
city: seventy ecres Improvtsl; new
ho«.. I»ra. winimM; .dl feDC«l;
Price $4$0$. Wade Bros.. tl7 Union
alreet. ati, phone 121$.

ment block honoe; good bam.

! to Cash price lltOO. Waie
« «17 UaloB street CIU. phene
FOR AAtC—147i-FlQe new tea
house, comer lot, comer of Union
, nad 14tb atreeU.: will uke* flAOt
p aad clesr of do­
wse CKy pn
Broa, $IT
121$.
FOR AAtE—1477—Larie eigiit to
bouse, comer of Case aad Itth S
Urge lot. boeee well Aalshed.
atone foem
fltoO. W*i
Clta. phone ItlA.:
FOR AALE-1«»-Flne honae, comer
of Boyd aad Proat; large Ml new
phone 121$.
FOR AAUC—HAA^ acres two aad
onoAslf mllea cUy nurket; 1.000
bsailag peach, nood bonne aad Pm:
urk» $2ii00. WaAe Bixmu tl Ua*
Cntfriwt. ou. phone lilt.

vhAbUy. The mlD en the ftoptoty to
t preemu. and a
The Matostlc theater at Port Huron
gmatly tocitttote
wbieh bpa bCM ckierd Pandaym by
i Fnike
Malaa. swiU
CMef of
Feike JCalaa.
Tbe Lnnatog-Bauie Creek etoetric
r aadt loTUt the
Hue right of way Is aU amrad eacep*
lag law.
3ohB Wnrthtopton of DeerAeM. dor a few feet to tbe city nr Lnnring A
lag the past jiar eeld a bead rf Hoi lady en Snath Cedar street oh)ec«s to
steto ctoUle. Ih dfJphNtj^ eptoft dtoClF* nroaatop her front yard, and
attboagh
Alien rmm the mto©.
alttomgh berbmrtmad
berbnrtmnd Is la
to favo$
favtd ef acaeaad redaived II
Tbr 1^9 HSmn common noencB cei^ tbe raniearm term©, ©he bas
may rkime lltoAsm to two aakmna btoched an MvolUttoM ter a week.
Atose 8L Daels. ISiber cl Albert St.
Wbld( hnre caused mocb tronble-tbe
AthtoUe hotel, bettor hiW M -The Deals, tbe bey raa dewa by aa ©«!>»»
Happy Hnmn.- and the Victoria enfe to tbe Fete MaeQoetto fwAa, at Itori
W. UBnr baa gene to Haraa. aoma weeks aptk aad aerioealj
she abwse or the law de- lajared. baa ©Md tor $$!.$•$. Ftolatlff
psrtJMt nr the knto library. He baa bolds tbe lattieed veepaaribto^ aad
ptoaw Tor aewRil says tbe bay «t» altoaya be Aapmidaat
agent of tbe New on otbii*. heemme ojf bto totpptod poadUte^AorallveUbeed.
York Graphite CO.
Tbe aatehel stolen fnim the Grand
Tbe report of tbe prooeeettoE at*
mnk IWanger OondiaMor Harry
. Jest past tbeie
Bg tbe ala I
llarria
Port Huron ha* beea recov
beeaf©;^
ered. Tbe thief who stole It from the
depot threw the grip away to disgust the same lesirh of time la a aui
when he found there was ao money to of yronu But 55 erimlnal cases
reported siace July 1. Of this aiu
Elmer Eaton of Pooilac has rHomed one was aHtled. tbe other 54 resulting
frmn New^Orleana. He brought baqk la ewavictiQa.
DHrait paper© leoeetly stated to«
with him a pNne of the old alavehlock
la tbe St. Louis boleU the sight 'of Bert Hawse was owe of tboae buraed
which to taSd to bae.- stirred Uncola tp dcalb la a Are at tbe expoeltlaB
grooads at Norfolk. Va.. aad 1
lo Ifbemte the roli»red race.
of Meridian Is get rTlmds fear tbst It U tbe former 11^:
ling rich as the result of tbe boom erymaa of tbe vUlage. Hawea
Pine Lake, where many Lanelag sooth several moeths ago. aad when
people bum cottages last ymr. Other© las tbe wrote to aay peraoa la thU
will build next summer, and the Uxea aelghborbood he was drivlag a
n rlhe regular realdooU of the town- for a abow trpupe to Virginia.
Henry Gangnuss. who baa jost reship are gratlfylngly low.
George Windsor, by Stephen Wind turned home to Brighton. U eaiUM
©or. of Port Huron, bU next friend, has to the appeilstkm **globe-trotier;” i*
begun suit against Philip Walker for he has cBclrrled tbe glohe. He secured
12.000 In the circuit c^uirt. He claim* a civil aenrlce appointment. to
that Walker aatoultcd him at Yale MilUppJnes and served there for sever­
IsHt. summer, and rendered such In­ al years. Then he went lo Germany,
juries lliat he win he a cripple for-4ltc. France aad Italy, making a long stay
Sheriff Keeney of Bt. Johns has of to each country. He Is bore on leave
red a n wsrd of $300 for the appfv at absence, and will soon return to
-nslcm of the three men susiK*ct*Hl of the Philippines.
The Detroit United. Railway
the Fowler hank n»bbery. nearly two
week© alnce. They were trpved for 24 soon receive a big kick from Port Hu­
boars after the robbery, but since that ron lalMtring men who work at South
time nothing hss been heard of them Park. They claim that there are never
nty Elecirictoa. C. U Adams of cars enough on band to take them to
Howell, was aerioukly Injured while their work, the comply aeodlai
attachiug a wire lo a; telephone pole. one car where there should be at leaat
The pole, which was rtlllen. broke mar two. while thrt-e would he comforUbly
the heutom and A«lamii was hurled to Ailed. Seventy Ave men were tote for
the ground with the pole on top of work one monilug because there were
him. He wss uncunsclouu for several too few cars.
Banks of Pontiac are satlsAed with
hour*.
The dircctore of the Adrian Pulley the year Just passed. The Oakland
Co, held a meeting and have appointed county Savings Imnk has doctor
Frank W. Prentice manager, and W. 4 per cent annual dividend, and put
D. Aspinwall. superintendent.
The more than a thousand doUam to tbe
annual meeting will he held !>b. 14. surplus. The American Savings bank
W. L. Dunbar, manager and director, placed $500 in the surplus, and doctor­
has remlgaed end will return to Jack- ed a 3 per cent semi-annual dividend/
The First Commeictol has declared m
Hairy S. Averin pf Saginaw has 5 per cent semi-annual, and pul some­
gone to Smith's Uadtog, Gladwin thin gover $3,000 In the undivided
county, lo look after the timhe? In proAts fund.

I Bencral n$w$

a llcease In New Jersey for a combina­
tion katomoblle. alrriilp. motor boat,
ice yacht and auto sled.
Judge O'Meara ^ Ottowa. Can., la
HOUAEA TO RENT—East Tenth St.; socm to render a decision as to whethi-r hall ptoyers who live In the United
comer Front aad Rose.
dec 8 tf Slates and sign to plaj^ to Canada are
subject# to the alien labor tow. The
HOUSE TO RENT-Cheap. comer Bastern league is much.lnlereeted.
GarAeld and SUte. Inquire F. t
Rear Admiral Banda of Ihs naval
Heumana.*121 Caaa.
dec C-tf
academy bas bU wair the abolition
of JapanlM wroetllag as a part of the
athletic training. Tbe old form of Am­
HOUSE FOR RENT-Dr. OaunttoU.
erican wrestling will be restored and
Sec $4f
PiwaWeat Rooeevelt'a Instructor. Vamashlu, will not return.
pruf. J. A..Bownoeher of the stale's
university
has been appatoted state g^
LOST—Ladiea' gold watch with fob at­
tached. somewhere down tovm. okigiat of Ohio to aaeo
Thursday afternoon, Bngmvlng In Bdward Orton. Jr., roalgned. Profeeeor
hack, nnder leave at Slaters store Bownocker is one of the tfeet known
geologists of-hls Stole and has writ­
and receive reward.
jan. 5 tf
ten considerably on the subject.
Thomas Henry..Shevlla. a muUHnllItoaslre of Albany. N. Y.. but at pres­
-Uu*
hern.'
ent engaged tn the lumber buslaeas
atmnfer. ateppIhE Inride the
to Portland. Ore., has presented to the
deer. •Thto wrighlag machine I
UnlvmltT of Mlnneaoto a hall for
of yonr place to nnt ef order.Tve got noehlag to do with thet women which cost $W.0O0. The new
msehtoc^- aato the aleeply-looklag bunding has been named tbe Alice
ShevUn ball.
joung wan behind tbe counter.
Bdward T.‘Hamlin. mmcnUve aec♦ WeU. Boesehndy ought to bave.-WbaPa the matter with It, any- rotary of tbe governor and connril mt
wayr
tbe aute bmise to Boston, has held
**It won't work. 1 diepfwd
that parilkm f6r thirty ymwa. during
into R Just now. and the t____
wbleb be bas not lost a atogle day
didn't Ay around. 1 shook the ma­
through iltaeaa. He was appelated by
chine. and fnmped np and down on
Governor Rice la 1877. and bas aervthe platfgrm. ©nd still It didn't
It's a swimBe.Dr. Francis R. CUrk. founder of the
-It took the peany all rtobt.
Christton Endeavor society, and tbe
world's groatest gospel traveler, will
spend the better part of next t«u* In
Sonth America. While ha has beea
twice aromai the world and bas labor­
Mia. l4mgw«rUi caaa bee walktac ed to Africa. Slberta. and moat of the
mils -attobwa.- a name that may not other remote pans of tbe eaftb. tbto
tie nnfamaBar to wemen na tt Is to wlU be bla Arot trip to Bootb America.
Proderick J, Strater of Boaton, a
mitallaislAl ^
aeveral

FOR RENT.

LOST

Ing crucIbTe. WlleVes that be bai dl<i^
covered a bUberto
source of wealth in commoa coke,
tbe melting of at iW $30 worth of
Un from a ton of coke coeMng only $4
now at retalL Ills method, known on­
ly to himself, to a
'The annouDcemem has been made
to Paris that s wealthy
ed by i^eadiag "Paul and Virgtnto.''
ha# bequeathed $10,000 to the stole
for the erection of a atotue of Bern
ardlB Oe S^at Pierre. Tbe commie
skm baa beea given to tbe aculptor
Holweipk and .^he ped^ will con
tain high frilefs of PaoTand YIrglaU,
with BeiMrAto sealed on a hilkmk
apparemly Itolealag to tbe
natdro.
Sir Ashton Webb. Conner president
of tbe Royal InsUtute of British Architeoto, has arrived to New^T^ He
cornea ^ro to attend tbe Aftlelb anal
veraary of tbe founding of tbe Amerl
can Institute of Arcblteeta. which Is
to be held to Washington neat
The laaUtote win preeeat him with
tbe president's medal, tbe Brat of
series which wtU be awarded anauany
vices to art
Senator Kaos, one of tbe most sac
oeestal men to tbe cmwtir. a maa
whose blgb mark as © eaoeeaatol taw
yor. anceemfnl oablaet ©fleer and one
of tbo moat laAocnttol membera oi
tbe senate ought to pat him tar above
region of blaes. oonfomoa tbat
tbore are times when be ylekto to tbat
malady. **At each times.- be
ftomed a friend. T fed! SB melanckoly
as the Mow who bas km a good Job
aad doe© not know where be can And

bkaria of 223 New York park cm
on by a Mew Yoar gift of a $5 note
to each. She asked tbe pgrtt manmlaakmnr to sand bee t^ pamea of oB

esptayea «b© f«$ mart IlM tl s day

tiMSad affects tBste^tmdlurf
tbe hearing.

odor.
....
Tiy it on our ^bsmotao.

-And wbat It yem MW Rttto
F© namer*
-Tbey bavroT
net yri.-—D«h
REDORO WANT ADR. FAY.

Bad! of the nmn got $5. AltboaO
all tbe aatmals In tbe park iRm
Mrs. Sags!© aDmAlona. agalfM
her eapectol care. Mrory ptonanit day
abe driros tbroogb the park and fn
thorn. She bas booses pm la tbe tr
fv thorn at the begtonlag of tbe v

BUSNIESS CHIOS
I. c. MOFFATT-^bMraiAi of
UA Dtoto Bask beDdtog. S

ULMmM qMI.W.«tWBTn

/■onrafiicWEnT i

GHiEKAj. nsuuiia!.
■I RRV WIbRRbli PLOOff

Dr.W. J. Higgins
DENTIST

Porcelain Work
Oo fW with BnoiuoM Ooltotp.
• AProaim.

Rev. & a Mitoa. pastor

mm drag tooio. RoB pteM MM
ftap:QC8.ilAdmia.
same tbe proaldeacy of tbat lastitu
tioo. Dr. Bitoo has resigned as pasta
of 4be church. He says be bas inform
ed iba trustees of Beloll coBege tha
bto retarn to the proaldeacy must U
ccmdltlona] npoa tbe ralstog of $200
OOA aa aa additional to tbe endowmeat
fund of tbe coUege. Dr. Baton ei
tbat tbto addmoaal amount will be
rniMul JB tbe near futnro and be bas
given BOtiro tbat his roaigBallou st
81. Jobasburg will take effect next
April.
Oompartog the hiunaa body and the
Bteam en^ne 1© a-lecture at<tbe Work
togmen’s college. Proteawir Oaler
ooe dlffereattottog feature waa tbat
while tbe eugiae had only oae fur
and a targe ochs the human body
©Istcd of mvrUda of little furnace©—
that is. cell. Milk was tbe origlnsl
food of msn. It contained the four
thing© that were neceaaary as f
fat. curd, sugar and salt—all dUaolved
to water. Dr. Weir Mitchell once abow
ed him a robual looking paUent and
be remarked; **He looks as tf he had
brou living on the fat of the land
• Na- repUed Dr. Mitchell, “on tbe tot
of the cow.- That patient bad a Ave
years* milk diet—except on Sundays,
when hto wUc instated oo rice pudding.
Pilts Cured in i Days.

OR, F. A MAO NETt-Pnotlea Itelb
•d to KYI. BAR. NOSR, THROAT
and rrmNO OP QLASABR. OfAoa
SOI Wilhelm bloek. attorns p
$tl
^
FIANC TUNINR-W. N. Millard. M
' years expri l«>ncc.
\\ith Crirmrll
Bros, corner ♦'root and Itoss Sts,
234t»-tf

rimiisutiiimt

O. P. CARVER a BRO.

Tfrt ittsuntict
L. L. A. BU1LOINO

,

0$o. Jflo Jaroil
oeciMTim-r i

201 frsBi Sirttt
DKS. J. 0. A HAST J. TkUBALnO*
MTTOI-ATMIC M4VtHC<AM.

A R. MAR

Irtoa and Sue
xnHS^Tju*

MARK CRAWt OEUVERY-Ugbi
freifbL parcels and trunks. OfAea
at aty Book Rtore.
MRA. E. U RONNBRm bair
partofo. ovar City Book Rtor

AwMmw

Order

your

SOFT COAL
from

AMIL F. NERLINOER. LAWYERMooey to loan. 212 State Dank
buUdlng. etttoeoa pbone $$C
lEAL CATATt AND LOANA-Qraad
Tnkerae Land and Loan Oo, P.
TbnrtaU. Manager. OCAeo, mm 8
HamOtoa A MllUkto bloelu
SARA T. CHAAE, M. D.-0(Aee i
Dr. O. R, Cbaee, State Bank bl
ROW pbmma, 22$^. RaalAaeae
W. BgbtbSt ata.pboMTtL

I. O. Burns
Yiml wwl office Northen*
Mu higan d« k.
UoUi piKMM » !.

T. A. WILHELM
OKNTItoT
Pro. Ito t Ota OPS© Hms. toMb

NE8SEN CITY

PR. F. HOLOAWORTH-Speelal a$
tentlon to diaeaaea of tbe eye. ear.
aoee and throat Gtoaaea Atted
Over Johneoa drag store- Both

OR. t. R. MINOR-OfAce over Amert
Specto! to the Evening Record.
oaa Drug Store. Special attenUoa
Ncssen City. Jan.
and Mrs
to aye. ear, nosA and throat Qtoaees
Joe Vandervest returned to their home
Attod. Botbpboaaa. Realdanee 51$
In Boyne City after a weeks visit with
her mother.
Mrs. Nathen Meodld and Mrs. Qea
Menold of Th..mpsonvUlc attended the
Christmas exerclsea hero.
' urtnan. skin and blntsl dlseam*
yoars experience. CWflce City upera
holidays at her home.
h<mse block. Phones-New. I«7:
May Fay. who to visit tog friends In
old 2$2. KeHldcuce. 71« Washliigum
Cadillac, is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Grice attended
the dance in Thompsonvlllc Thuraday T. W. THIRU.V, DenUst Oror Barnight.
Bom A Barl'a Jewalry store. Both
Mr©. Smith and Mra. Dwyer
called to Wexford on nocount ^ the
lUneas of their brother, Prnnk Riley.
ARTHUR HOLLIDAY, hL IL-P
Mrs. Brower made a trip to Traverse
dan and Burgeon. Removed to ofCity tost week.
^
Aoee to Mnaaoa block over Bai
Noel Wllkeas and Pat EMaa. who
4 Rarl'a. auxeos pbone 2SI.
are attendtog school In Big Rapids,
are apeodlag the holidays with thdr
HARRY R. HARNER-Mxpert piano
tuner and action regulator. Sattotaetkm gnatantaed. WIU Kimball
Hew to Cues ChllbtoliML
Maate Houaa. Ota. pbone 244,
-To ei|J9r freedom from ehllt____
writes John Kemp. Bast OUsAeld. Me..
•*1 apply Buckleo's Arnica Salve. Have MONEY TO
also used it for salt
fever sore©
bums, wotmds. frost bites and akin
diaeaaea. 25c at Bugbee Drug Oo,
Frank H. Meads. Hannah drug store.

TAXES

LODGE NOTICES#

TRAVERAl CITY LOORIe Na Tt, K.
cf P.S meat aeary Tbavaday «fanfoE* New Maanmi blato. C. B. Wab
lar.ca

tioak to 4 o'eloek
On an aute and cooaty taxm paid
before January 1$, tbe regular foe of
TRAVRRRS CITY LIOION. NA. litone per ceot for eoltocthm win be
Matfaaal Protoetlvg L$giog wtn
ebarged and ee ©n taxes paid cm or
meet la Woodman baS or tbo third
slier Jannary lA, tbaro wfll ba
Taaaday of eaeb moRtb at T:M p. at
ebarged a fee of four per cent for eMh, prosSdept; Ogylt
dectlon. Penalty oe delto«eaM eit|
and AcbobI taxia and apeda] ©mean
mteta, 4 cento on oacb dollar of tbe
saM^ofMtox.
TRAVBRRt CITYU)PRI,Mr|P.F.

R A.. IL. moiM OR Notofar AWStag
OR Of btoara tha fan of tba mma,
^at T:Ai b m. Oari C URgiar, W.
^

General Insurance

New Wllkela Blk«

TrafCTH ChJ

Farms for Sale
I ha^vc a number of good
farm*, all the way from 40 W
160 acres, for sale, or if you
have any good properly, 1 will
take it in exchange and make
you easy terms. 1 can sell you
a good farm for lest money
than you can buy it of any*
body else. 1 have farms
which are located from four
to 20 mile* from Traverse
City, all good improved laud.
If you have gooj tend farms
1 will buy them.

H. HYMAN
420 Waahiligtoii,

OiLpboito774

AMTRACtA OF TITLE-C O. Car
ver. Prteea reaaonahla. Ofieo wtU

Notice to the Taapaywrt of the City of
TraveroeCHy:
DR. E. U TMIRDRYTbe tax rolto for the eoUeetJoe of
ttoa to dtoeaaoB ef «
tbe state and eoepty tasee for the
4AA itoto Baak bldg.
l$0i and
achool and city Uxea and apectol as■eaameeu for aaSd year have
ptoeed to my bands fbr eoUeetSos

dee ifoM

lohn R. Santo

Liberal dtaoooDto will be
gifRo on the
Cori wo
Beoiatober, oor wpR^tr
proBiAoaiilontj of cold
weather very •

Underwear
Boys' Under Vests aod
Pants, now oaly 20c.
Ladies' Heavy Fleeced
Pants, now only aSc.
Ladies' Union FlMced
Suits, now only She.
Ladies' Fleeced Vests,
now only 15c,

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SmaD toamuBeals aad Omer Masleal^Goods. Stazla Today at

SH.JUKRS TO KET6»»*«^,^CHUIPKMBWIU «EET PIAI TO 00 UMT WITH
mmrr

pakt

LAViONE Am CfINE WILL nOHT
JAIL ft.

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m$ rimm It PUmmd ftr at Am^rnd, UM

: MptMr. mrti, Jta. 7.-|«ot
tte <t. ai^ avtoliablf morr tlum 7t
al tlyi M »lii lainfm in tbl« eouato.
mamf nc vImmb tevr m fa«r to tliNr
luttr* laiiH. win mt««t for Ikwohi at
ibr •nanaJ m<^
tli« National Ski
aMMiciafkai. which ihU ymr will l»
bHd at iUhland. WU. Kebmary 7
Tlia mat will be fmrorrA with the
prataaiw oT the aklar Mccailvr of the
Ila4ci»r (MBMawaaJth. aad , a
nrhowill llac thc oonrae
will her
New Ybrk. Plitabnrf. Clevelaad. Chira*fj. MIlwnMkee and borthweatern
Hiiev Many of thehe delesaltaati
make the trip to the north ooaatry In
pHtrale cart, while for the rent coaald
enhle hole] maetwatloiia hare ah
Aael Holirr. aecreUry of the aaaoclalkft. who la a proaeat a Maroaette
Iron ranie rlaltor. aajra that It U
tain the toumameot w|U be one of the
BKwt atioceaaful In 4he hUtory of the
apon la the Hailed SUtea. The meci
will open on the 7th with a long dla
laace akl race ahroaa coontry.
Ftteea aillea wlH t« trareled by the
eoateeuata who 0alah. A large nuai
larT of ridetra drill ftgure In thla went,
among then the >lnnlah eapen w|uj
eaptared Irat prtte at the lahpemlag
innrwtnent laM pear aad who U cob
aMered Ue clnniilon of America. The
anniial conreatloa of the akl aaaoch
tloa will take place In the evening.
Dep Naee a Feature.
The adcond aad chief day's aport
will open In the morning with n
race, mrh a» bU been a notable event
In oooiMictioii with the aatlonal tonr
naneata held the pant two years at
lahpenlng. The ahl Jumping win be.
Ria at I o'cloch la the afternoon.
In not espeeted that the .woHd'a or
even the Anerteaa record will be fehat
lerrd a* a reeall of this eompetiilon.
bul the bill wUl permit of a very line
rghthlUcn and It to pm HkeOy that any
If the rompetltora who fell to average
over hO foot for the thitm juntpa will
in the running for the honor*. The
alldn la n f«'W mllea front the city, but
It easy of acceaa via the Wlacuoaln
Ceulral mllruad. which will rtin ap«'C
lal tralna to the acene^ making the
trip each way In 10 mlnutea

INTO 8USHIESS

Chicago. Jan. 7.—A new aportinc
goiMla honne U to he aiaru^l mlihln
the lo»m dlatrlrt on or bef*»r»» kVbruary
i. with a trio of prominent wealem
aihletM* at Ua head. Walter Kcker
Mil of the Maioooa. Krrlgh Colllna.
we^em ehampton tennl> player, ami
Walter. Kgap. former wratem golf
champion, hare formed a iiartnerabli
ant! will conduct the catablUbment
Piaclleally all the delalto except the
biratiuii arenarrangetl. Aceonling to
the^l^eni of the entt-rprlae
en
n> new athletic
.Ift^toh^ and goods. ' Rtkeraall hot
n number of fooUioU.
footboU. baaehall
irackjnreniloas. hhlle
lEgifll^ll rumlsh some i
May Aaad Cantr.! Ltague.
DranU Rapids. Jan. 7.-E. W, Dkk
of this city, now* manager of
Harry U>wtov..t|tc pugUlst. has written
a letter to PreaMeat Carson of iho
/Onttal league, stating if the Uortot
.nrlthdrava from the presidency this
year that he Ibcketsou. will make a
Wdfor^he oElee.
The opM fated young man who
. manted a city poalthm was umlergotng a rtvll service examtoatlou.
*Ry the way.** asked one of the
commissioners, •‘where i* the »euier af
popototlon In Jhls eonalryr
-At the eocner of Etatr and Vsdiaon
streets, sir,*’ be said.
Irtvw^by

leal autborltlca.
marrof lOO an U.

CaUrrh Cannat ba Cnrad

GRINNELL^ROS.

•UGHTIT ROaT CRAFTS

pr rtMUARy

THt*riitf.

and the Inaagnral i
tog there aader the New Em
Breodera' duh waa. n faitore. la
>g more trouble.
The rontractora. who built the
Btanda and track, have Joat attachod
le property aa part of a mdt ag
ic owners to twcorer t»),PPP aa hab
MW daeonthenomnict. Jodging
w alUtade of the New Haami
ithorlflea the track will not be
keaed again for a loop time, if ever
The men who sank a fortaa# to ihe
venture, from all accounu. 0ad the
altnatloo to the gihalte aute wUarepraaewtad to them, cdherwtoe they
woaM not have taveaied a dollar to
M*ch a ny by.Blgbt achemc. The eiperlenoe of the promoters of the ProvIdence n»e«<lng should have been coo
elusive pniof that New England was
not a good field for tborooghbrod rac
tog with a betting adjnnct.

DID you KNOW
THESE THINGS?

aad

many

Affair la Undar tlia Natimial A. C. of yachtamew to build good atouachl
Mladalphto and Will Frohably
but as kmg aa there are no rc*tr1cIlona la the regalar cUaaea iherv win
always be found wealthy men who
have a lightly constructed craft
PhSndclphtg. Jan. 7.-After montha which, when Us racing career to end­
of prooatolag that be will agala appear ed. will be riod for the Jank heap.
to thn Item/'Kid*' I4ivlgne.has shown
»ese men cnaaequeatlj have
signs of making good hi* alleged In great advantage over the boat that Is
tCBlkm. puna were made here Sat- bulit to be aeiviceable. and the
urday night to aaatch the ♦Kid" to n who could afford the lightly construct-;
aU roond boot wtth Prank Erne. Both ed boat consequently has the advant-i
those man hare held the lightweight age In ractog.
iplOltdIUp and another buttle beOn this aide nuny one design Hasses
bare town built under certain acanti
suecesm. despite the fact that neither Ing rules, and In the small Haa««« to
bem has l»een to the ring for ^
Cnlted 8tat<s, ruli-a have been
couple of years.
ftirmed that hare worked very well.
The dale adected for the bout Is
Now the matter Is to be gone Into
Jan IW. and the National A. C. proa sysieraailc way-on both sides oT
poses to hold the match. Lavlgne aod the XtianUc. A eommUtec Is to col­
were known as two of the clerer- lect all the data poaalble. and lu Rt,
Dcn In the ring a few years ago.
a rule has been frame.1 which 1The ''Kid" held the lightweight chamannounced vrry aoon. *
uhlp iinill he eomunti riHl Prank
Erne who look dbe title from him b>
A TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
Ixatlng l^tlgne In a twenty-rouml

l>out In Buffalo to im.

SUBURBAN HANDICAP

The New York Athlellca were the
first NatloBal league champs *'to 1£71.
The first baselmll league waa
formed to New York to IKST.
Apain With Others.
Jake Schaefer bolds high run for
IS.l iMik line Idlllaids with 111 points.
w York. Jan. 7.—Tto» entries for
Surras trotted a mile In 2:1k with­ the Suburban handicap of IttOT. to be
out driver at Uattle Creek. Neb . Sept.
during the summer meeting of the
1. Ihofi.
Coper Island Jockey club at SI
head Bay. weiv announced t
With seveinl owners yo\ to be beard
from by mall the enIHea mt far number 74. as against n total of sixty tost
year.
N. J.. Jan.
Says the
iong some
Ihe better known
inretdnlan: ' During the w|n- peilormera eutort‘d aiv: Go B<*t«een.
hs Carnegie laki» win lie of
year's winner of the-went : Dan­
great value toward derretoplng
delion; which ran second; Artful. fiaU
hockey team and affortltng excellent vidore. the champion iwo-yeav-old of
opportunities for oirtdoor s|Miiis
last aeoaon:
Cairngorm. Oxford.
the pait of the enflic student body. Blandy. Blakeatown. an lm|>ort«M
the coming of horae; The Quail. Sir Huron. Burgomaater. Oatk Orlfflth. Accountant.
tk*Wmalcal. Olseau. Come«llenne. W
H. Daniel. Ballot. Grimaldi. Superman.
Court Dnwis. Elect lonf^'r. winner of
9 be considered.
last >Wa Futurity: Sewell. Foun
The formation of a rowing
blue. Ik- Mnnd, Horace F... Frank Gill,
iUm mu*l Ig' viewed most carefully, as Hat Mnsterson and Kentneky Beau.
It is a matter which reimweiits niorai
us than might at first upisnr.
First of all. It will bate to be deter,
mined whether the lake pnirldes a
HOMICIDES AND
iKsly of wiilhr suitable for rowing pur»

IS PRINCETON TOO SNUU
TOSUPPORTACREW?

p<»ses.
SUICIDES OF 1906. •
Thai It dr*»s Is not yet certain, for
although its size and Shape, may nut
prevent, the question aris^-s ;»k to
For the student of l.vw and order
whelher It offers a ctiuriM* of sufficient
Id for him who enntendi
depth.
From the app<*arsnce *if the excava- people of the Unlrisl States are groa'hetter. there Is not much
Ibm iM-fore ii was lltMHii'd llie lake
would
to lx* to<» shnllow In fori In the statistics for 190<; on local
places. es|»eclallyNgt Ihe iipp<-r end. hnngtoga. lyncblngs. homicides, aniI’ndonbtiMly. Ibis material side of the cidfHJ. emlterzleroents and kindred
matter Is all important, but aside from crime. MVK a recent Chlcagt» dlsp..tch.
that, and supiiosltig that np natural
The number id legal hangings was
obMtacles prtArni. tb«* question now 12.1. exactly the ime as the year bearises as to the-ivwisiblUty of form­ fore. The flgiirei indicate little as to
ing such an assocUiiloa
total of the cummlaslon of
I'pan this iwlntMt Is difficult to de crime compared wfth other years. To
trrmlne whether ITincetou Is of such this the bomlcidea give a better clew,
a size as to be able to support a crew. or these there were S.5S0 a« compare*!
In cooaidcrating tto' numts^r of men with 9.212 to 190.*;. There was a
tnrm which c»ther i^ivcrsltlcs pick marked tocretse in the number of sui­
their teams we nn> made to realize cides and In the amount of money in­
large a handicap
volved In embexxlements; the thefts
would tobor In taking up this aiion at [from banks alone totaling over |10.the present time. There la also the 1000.000.
Buandsl pi^»blera to be ronaldeied.**
It was remarke<l last year that -the
warning feature of the crime record
raafWaag the Rlr«atsr Waa.
to th<{ Increase of murders committed
New York elevator opt*ratora hare a by hlgC^ymen. burglars, hold-up
dislike of the won! -next.**
men and that class of criminals.** This
-It to t«. confusing.** Mhl one
feature Is even more apparent to 1!K>€.
**For example, two men atemicil
my car the other day. One aald. Flflh for the number of mnrdera to be cred­
ited to them Is COS. as compared with
floor.* The other aakL r.Next.’ I
ped at the aeeood floor irnd watted and $ih to 1905. 4C4 In 1904 . 406 In 1901.
waited for the man who had on
212 in 1902 and 102 In 1901.
*uexr to get off. He flew Into a
The number of double murders 1*
larger, amounting to 290. and nine­
teen of the muiderers were women.
The number of triple murders was
96. aod 2 of Ihe mnrderers were
women. There were 44 quadruple
murders, 20 cases where S were killed.
called ont Thlnd
oald .'Near at the same Ua»t. I tbeoght 1 case where 6 were killed <for
1 knew my boatocaa that tlam. 1 bna- money!. 2 where 7 were killed. I
tledtbethicdfloormaiirtghtimtohla where 10 wwre killed and the race
landing afld took the chap who wanted riou to Atlanu and Scoolia, Miss.,
•next* on to the tomth float He waa
caaacd tbp death of 24.
angry ntoo. 'Whnt did ywo bring me
The aiUBber of aoteides for 1906 to
up here for when I wnah*t DooktogT he
10.126. which exceeds the homIHde
thuidfaad. *Dtdn*t yog hear am
nagtr Ten.* aald 1.1»at the othar man record. The proporHoa of aulcMea
anid third’- *1 dont give a rn|x* aald aa between men and womea haa Inhn. ‘wbnl Iht
rraaed to faxor of men. In the last
wart then an the flrat floor, and whoa few years about twice aa many asea
I aald next dkto’t that
committed anIHde as women, but I
I’U report you
year there were nearly three
whal I’U do.*
Unwa aa pway men. the record show-And that to what ha did do.**
tag 7.24rmea and 2AS3 wonmn.
t to hat
^wTofhta.
! ftAMT AOfl. FAY.

Ml. mt Him
Raring an eugagi-tiMHit at hia olllre
at an nnoaoally early Luiir. Allen was
hurrying to that dlretUoo wlu-o.be was
amaagd to see hto frbuul Walt»*r* staudtoc to the doorway of a
phutu
grapAik* studio ner\au»ly railliug the
handle of the lui-ied dour oud tajqiliig
Impatiently on the gtoas |ianel Wal
lent was In a wudllluu lliat
uu
der the heading of -unlit for luiblu-a.
tbw.'’ He waa to his evening ,-|uibes:
hiB untv- shiny sJtk hat was rufflml ami
dfiitnl. oei-ktle askew ami overcoat
nunplvd. Aa Alb*n hailed him be turn
«1 a pair of Iduodahot
uuU tried
to tunllc. ,
"What on earth are you
L.-rcr
asknl Allen lu sun»r1*e.
"Want to gel piy pictore taken.**
aald Walters grjxely.
"Plrture taken'; This hour? And in
your «xuidltloo-that to to say. wlitomt
flxlug up a bit? Don't 1m- willy, mau
c;o home nud get shuttle n-st " And
Allen triivl to draw Walter* in 1h.* «liiretbKi of a drug atitre. Walters
wrruriietl lilrosi-lf fr«-.
-I know whal I'm doing." he d.^ I.ired. -I want luy |.let«rr token liie t.tg
gest pl.-tun* I rsu^'et to*.. And pr.»
pose to get It lief»M^* 1 |e.-tV4* h.»rtr**
And. tnrutog. he iwuudcd again at the
photogroidier'sdoor.
Although Allen was to a hurrj . he
felt that be ought to sla.v hy his friend
who seemed lu Is* utterly irr*-ip.in-i;.K*
Re <-oax.Hl, lM*gp.d and pk .-'ll.*!, bul all
the satisfaction he got was Ihe siahment. **1 know what I'm doliiu.**
Finally, aa Alieu showed no tlU|wis|.
tlon to let him alone. Waller* lira^vd
hlmsHf against the door aod said: . ,
"I was drunk last night. h..iH-Jei.*lr
and foolishly drunk, and I b«*k nud
feel It. I'm all mossetl up. got a head
like a banvl and a throat like a furuace. I'm dirty. dUrepuuUle and dirzv
and feel like the l«ek yard of au east
aide tenenipnt htmse.
hapinmed I waa with some frieinls.
and lu the ivmrse of the end of our
Sfiree we Invad«Hl a photograj.h gallery
and had our pb-turvii isken Ju*t i
were. That picture waa the l*est tem­
perance Iw lure I ever had. I kei»t U.
framed In my natm- lu the marnlttg
as 1 went out It warned me not
drink during the day. At night .
allowed me plainly what I had avoided
by not drinking.
•rrhere waa a fire to the u|»arimem
next to me a few weeks ago. and the
Oremen hurst Into my pim-e *nMy
upset things generally and smashed
my picture aU to blu in hacking do
the mantelpiece to get at the blaxe.
[oat my gnanllan angel ao to sjteak.
but felt reasonably anre of m.vs
laiat night 1 met some cougei
frienda. and-welL I'm going to get
.picture takcti If | wait here
day.- And Walters kbked aavas
time waa oii

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25 PIANO PLAYER BARGAINS!
and CHAPEL

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ORGAN BARGAINS!

mason a uamun. kmith.amebioan.
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inatnini »nU
ts, pUying b^mlredi 6f
I ro aly U*;$-i0an.l $tW for $100

CoaaUess Barasios In S^ed «>d Brmas Instroments. Mosle Cabinet,
and AU Kinds of Maslc Goodsl
\ Liliiit, Onita™ Mnml..lin», Banjo*. CorneU.ClariDi-U. Dniin*. i lc either Uiwvl or niarrttl
tliacouiil xjf
to .V) imt (Huit.
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Rttmember. the tale com
Music line anJ appruciata aBl
wouU.boal suit yonr re<iaiiiMin
and liberal u*nns of payment arrani^itl

For farther pirticulars watch the neiropipers. <

Grinnell Bros., Headquarters at Detroit
Branch at 159 E. Front St, TRAVERSE CITY.
Where many of ilic Bari^ains may be seen and full information secured.

You have promised, l.-t us aay. to call
for a friend at his
so os to gi»
down Into the countn together. He
a atockbruker. merchant, what you will.
Ills platv of business U-Ing ten mlnDtes’ walk from tto- Ktation, you ndl
after business h.nirs. iiUmf ^ quarter
of an hour iM-f.^n- tlx- Iniiu starts Yo«
find him cheerfully doing ,,.»tblng tmless a cigarette .s>unla for work. He ab
aointely declint^i to start yet. It Is too
absurdly early. After five minutes you
*Ugg\*^t dejiarture. Hr no m«*au.<t
be move. U iiev««r t.nges him u
than seven miftut.-s ijt the utni
Knowing hla walkl^ng «|«icitles.
doubt, but artiulctM-e. At last you
off. and halfway to the train lie a:
*‘By J«ive. old man. we most hurry up.
My xvatcU Is slow." ,So you ruu-igno
mlulously you run. If lii.-k to-frieud
you. yon Just cat.-li the morifiv »rain.
ami aa.you sink iH-reiiirlnt and br-atbIcss into your seat he sa.va; "You see,
we were In plenty of time. .Never
missed a train in my life." Plenty of
time. Ind4-ed! And all this burry for
nothing. If be had Imh'u doing nnythlng-had a letter to write or the like In those wast.d eight ndntMes. you
ronld forgive him. but he hadn't, or at
all events be didn't. You mop your
bniw and, though he is yvU.- very g^Msl
friend. reroemlsT with
tliat this "Just" catching tralus leads to
many toroneFa Inqw-ats.-'Lond;
onlay Itevlew.

flUTOMOBILEO

FRANK M. PAINE
P>~L.OtotlS*TRECORD WANT AOS. PAY.

Arc Your Collections Slow!
B*tc yon accowits tktt

"33i«;5'£r

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US:[_E

You Have Given Up?

If yon bave, let me coUect
them for you.
OU acoonnU prompUy atU-nded.
to and 1 can make money for yon

A. Pohoral.
Collection

GenalneCas

COKE
me Ideal FSeL

Hamilton

H FOR SALE CHEAP 0

GRAND RAPIDS A INDIANA R'V

-And whk-b of

*»•

MUSIC BOX BARGAINS! .

Traveraa City, Mich.. Bept 10, 1906.
I hava placed a number of accounts
"1906 Model K. Winton." full lea- with A. Pohoral s agency for collect
ler top. gas lamps, extra outer caaIon, many of them long ouUawed; bat
gs. Car In first-class condition.
just the same Mr. Pohoral brought the
dellnqnenu to time and prompt set
"1K*€ Northern
Uemeota.
tI250.
Dr. E. U Ashum. DaatlaL
Onf- "ISOf, Eln e Touring Car."
*n>e rivalry of ih- rittalmrB mliUon_Top and Gas Lamps. $1006.
with Cape
alrea manifests ll>elf mostt.r In the ____
..........
In New York THE'WHirE'COMPANY, G r«r
Hty. Mr. Caroegle set the luice with 74 Farrar St.
RECORD
WANT AOS. PAY.
Detroit MK
bla great boaae on upper llfth av
Tb«‘n hto former employe. Mr. Hcl
de^idetl to build a more phovy
shn
Now Mr. Fri.-k. who dost
hto admlratloii for Mr. Carnegie
yearn ago. iitra f-4ti0j000 fiw the
Udiox tlbrary site on nfth avetme. be.
tween Heventletb and Heienty-Flrst
t.treeta, and will erect there a twrideiKe
to coat mlllWius.
Tatl.WhtoliOMah.1
Jack Ixtndoo, the well
noveltot. lorca children.
In Ran t'ntueiaeo there ate two twla
stotera, little girt,
girts of « yeal_
yeaim. of
_
Mr. lAOodon to vrry food.
Da 4be way to bfai boat one i
Mr lamdoa met one of the twins. Be

us:

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bwinuM «-Ji M
i. • coMUot .coovuUtioa ol «.ed «>d •
Utotraarntfl, atacmlmiied fltYleg. numofartiicprt aamiJea. etc. And nuw, after oqp
Hfiliday boaUMiai. we find thia clock gT^^ly au^oicated hy many inctruineaU taken

45.001:27-:
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Traverse Cily
Gas Co.

Joseph Sleder & Sons

rm

";-Ka!S.“KrSausaa* MakBrs

A Steak for Strength
is a hint nbscribed to byathleto*
ttaiB.T* and fatain workm the
world ow. B»tthesl«kU)oo‘t
tiet a toDf^. jaw-breaking,
lew pieoe ot meat Oat the U
inthemaibeL Looalfy it^ I
loood bt the meat market the i
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