The Daily Eagle, March 17, 1905

The Daily Eagle, March 17, 1905

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Sutherland, G. H. D. (1874-1931)

1905-03-17

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Grand Traverse County, Michigan

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VOL. XL

THE

.VO. 3706.

DINING CHAIRS
The.se are purcha.sed {in., extra
large quantities
with the intention
of turning them
over quick at a
Very small pro8t.
If yoiT want some
don’t delay, as
they a r e going
fast. Just like
cut, only

Many are takipg
advantage of the
;• fact that they can
. pick out iust what
you want in housefumishings and
we save it for you.
This gives you a
first choice of en­
tire stock without a big outlay of money beforp you
need the goods.

Your Xlredlt Is Good.

J. W. Slater
wholesale ud B«(an

LET US
>n all kinds of interior
work. Our prices on build­
ing materials are right.
MAPLE LOe» WANTED.
Custom SawlDl and Planing*
Cav dust tor Sale.

Traverse City Mfg. Co.

Corner Tenth Street and Lake Avenue.
W. L. BROWN, Mgr.

DISMISSED,
DISGRACED
PITIFUI. POSITION OF OENERAL
kUROPATKiN.
RUSSIANS
HAVE ' UNSATISFAC.
TORY War «AP8

Meets' Another OeTest
Tieling.
(Special to The Dsilr
St. Petersburg, Marob 17.—A re.
baa been revived that the Japanese
have cut off the Russians at ibe rail­
road at Cbangtnsu, 40-miles north of
Tlellns- Hove.rer, the report is not
official.
. Another unofficial repwt -wlUdJ
oomes from a pertectlr. reliable
source, sars that the t-ctreating RuaStan annr met with a second disaster
oorth.ol Tiellng Pass. The
bare outdistanced the Budslans who
have been compelled to abandon guns
Oiamissed and
Kuropatkln has been
dlssraced and General Linertfa^ eommander ot the first annr. baa been ap­
pointed to snoceed him.
Rnr^iat^ win hare command ot
aU tbe land and sha forces. IQs tuk
is an ardoug one. He will hare
withdraw what U left o( tbe arar of
350.000 men to Harbin, where they
hare sappUes.
Runlan Press Scores Anny.
■
rg. Uarch 16.—M. KlrlloB. one of the Associated Press Rosslan correspondents -with Knrcpatklik's
army, discussing the cause'of the BusSian defeats, draws a powerfnl pic­
ture of the complete, crimlnsl lack of
ksowledse on the part of the Rnsslans
ot the country and the enemy's morethe Dalryi
jnents and of the ntterty imprudeht
lerday sfiemoon;
gossip and bahSUng which acqnalnU
••Whereas, 11 la
the Japanese with eT«ry morement
to tbe coosumer '
and plan before they are inaugnrated.
Uiat a d<
i compares tbe Russian amy to s
be put npan 1^
"Whereas, it
portasee
«iat t'
and shouting aloud what he will do
and batter bp.
to the enemy when be catches him.
best methods
He cannot see his path nor bis
ftwe be K
Here he stnmfalM upon a bUL There
"Reeolred. m
he faUa Into a yaUsy. The kea-eyed
tbissMstlag^
eseml eaeily aToMs bis waTtac snu
Dal^ - • —*
yokel reeUn* backward
butter put n^'the inargeC
better astoalebmebt.
•‘Resolved, That Ui^ aasoclaUon
Machine Out of Order.
fanor a bill asking the state leglslsM. Kirllott adds that the blame for:
to apimipriate fl.OOONrr as much
the succesBlre defeats Is not Enropatof it as is needed, to- defray tbe
peuses of state speak«s and a Butter
Scorer to attend all
;s In this state.
‘■Resolved, That a copy of thebe
resolutioos be sent to the senator and
aof this district and urge
o work for game.
-J. W. DICKmMAN,
“lOWHU. 800R8,"

The New1 Store
New Invoices
Daily-

Negligee Sblrts
Wilson Bros, and other fine
goods-Sbc to $l.M-aUacbed
and deUchsd euSs.

Guyer and Stetson

The New Spring
m> s”**Jackets,

^

Hats—two of tbe beat known
makes-:-none, better — the
••Guyer ' Derby Hat is the
best
Bat made. See it
and be ooorlnoed.

SHERMAN &
HUNTER

Skirts, etc..
that we are showing in such de­
lightful styles are
the pioduetof best
New York, Chi­
cago^ and Cleve­
land nlanufaet’rs.

flOto^S
Special This Wc^-Bl&ck Mercerized
Petticoats, value |L^ and $1.50,

E. WILHELM
Cor. iroOLaiid Union Sts.

More New Goods

SSc and 50c each.

rS”'” S'"
Hilk Croeka, glased bNiieand
»b-h^'tfse Sc. s "

Opr fiOOKOUiCAL PRICES
HI an goods wUl convince yon
UM this la sprely an Eeon^

Tbe Detnrft Bakery6!9 Randolph
etreet. Is the place to buy all kinds ot
fresh baked goods, also at onr branch
store at 233H Bast Front street Give
trial. Goods deUrered anywhere
In the dty. Joseph Kavan, Pi
■05«

D^Feet
iWelWi
Our Boys'Shoes were never bel­
ter than this year. .'Hiese Shoes
are a sure proteetioa for your
pocketbook. Bring the boy, we
will be glad to show yon tbe
Shoes.
W«SCU

ROWLAND DOUGLASS
SHOE SIIOKB . '
OPP. WBlTlb'O HOTEI.
a»y evening instead

she had been the center so lenc..>v<>aM
cause, and she would banish her
desires and try to endure all patiently
for tbe sake of her loved ones here.
Martha B. Cram was bore in Korthvllle. Mich., August 25. 1839.
Her
childhood' a-as spent in NortbTtlle, Goodrich and Flint She was
unusually bright and at tbe age of 14
years taught school.-. Sbe was one
of tbe early graduates of the Ypslantl
Kon^ school.
Mrs. Bate^ came to Traverse Cl'y
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Cram in 1863. She Was married ta
bos. T. Bates. May 5. 1867.
Mrs. Bates Is survived by her hus­
band aud thrdk children. Geo. G. Bates
of C'hicago. Miss Mabel Bates and
Miss Clara Bates who reside at bomn
From early girlhood she showed lit­
erary tendencies and wrote many good
stories and abort poems. During her
abe contributed
Ucles to tbe leading magazines ot
that period. After her marriage. Mrs.
Bates conClDOpd her literary work and
since Hr. Bates purchased tbe Oread
Traveree Herald in 1876, she has been
associate editor, tbe features whldi
have characterized this later career
the Home and Sunshine depart­
ments of ihe.HeraJd.
Mrs. Bates has contributed' special
articles to many of the state PM«^
and was the oldest cooUnnous news­
paper correspondent In Michigan, hiv­
ing been connected with the Detroit
Tribune In that capacity for over 3f>
years.
Mrs. Bates started ibe Touhg Folks'
Sunshine department of the Herald
Dec. l.'18»8. The Brat members
secured at home but tbe list now
tains more than S.OOO-narnes. Inelndiog
chBdren In all sections of the ooua-

As be freqneoted the saloons
ed>Ui« day he might easlty have spent
the 526 or ISO in treating, and bis
nieide
prolnAly not because, as was tbonght
he'had lost tbe money, but becanae.'
he t<dd his dangbter, he was tired
at Uvlng.
Tbe remains were taken to Maple
City this afternoon and the fmieral
will be held tomorrow.

ROBBERS ESCAPED

matlar ir.lt should come up." be said.
'The honse Is as v.-c:’ prepared l? dUenss the matter now as it wiU ever bo
and I see no reseon for delay, thus giv­
ing the people tbe right to snspect we
are- trying to kUl the -measure.’’
Petltlerrs Coming In.
PetUlmis fran grangee throu^oat
tbe state, asking for the psasage of a
primary law, are coming in tn bunches,
severel being Introdiieed in the bouse
every day. Tbe longer delay there Is
tbe more of these (here will be and the
harder It wlD be to klB off tbe btU.

HYDROPHOBIA PATIENTS
ARE NOT MANY
f^ice .Fired 20 Shots Biit the Man
Eoo«P«a.
tbe office
of Birk Bros.’ brewery today,
masked men aUempted to dynamite
the safe in tbe office. Two of tbe em­
ployes were gagged before tbe poll
tnierrupi^. There was a lively scul
and tbe robbers made tbelr escape
20 shots had been fired at them.
It Is choughC one of the men was badly
wounded. There Is no clue to the
LOOKING FOR A LOCATION.
Produce Dealers VieRing thle City
Today.
Ur. O. B. Ronlget of the firm &1U.
Sebaus A Ronlger, fruit, vegetable and
produce dealers In Benton Harbor, Is
la tbe city looking for a location to
establish a business in Traverse City.
Fruits by tbe car load can be ablnied
to Traverse City for two cents a hun­
dred more than at Bmitoo Harbor,
and tbit point aSordt better advantag­
es for distribntibn than Benton Har-

LIVEO HERE 41 YEARS,
Tbe work bf this departmMit
greater than can be sew at first
Mrs. Emelins Uitsr of Bates it
(Continned mi Page Four.!
OmC
Mrs. Bmellne Lelter of Bstes, sgPd
81 years, died yesterday of old agr.
It, is possible that some of you
She baa been a resident of ibis reglrei
il. years. Her husband died about
stock' of Household Goods
Blue years ago and she leaves two
all kinds ot wasrabies U being
gfw. John, srith whom she resided,
cloMd out at cost and below? If
nnd Albert A btotber, U H, Breck80 you bad better be InvesUgat•tt. and a sister, Mrs. Marisb Hopper,
lng.‘ for if an 885,000 stock CW
reside at Acme. The funeral wlU be
bis lednood to tSOfiOO la sevem
htid from tbe residence Sunday moreweeks time, you can readily see
Ing at Id o'clock, the Rev. U B. Oarpeater^ of/iVllliasisburg, offictatln.
what will bg- left tr yon ' wait
much lohger. Tbe sprlngjs open­
ing up and you' will ‘want a
' Nonc£
change in your home fataisbngs
The Knights Ot tbe Qolden Eagle
or some addJikra to them, aoO
■ntnrtainment advertised for Saturday
you win have a change In wear­
rvening hM bean nretpoasd tn Mening apparel. If you want to make

Ann Arbor, March 1
InsUtnte of the Unireraity reported v
day that hnly three patimiU have been
treated there for hydnvhohla, this
winter. Only 54 have been treated
since tbe Institute was opened.
BASHFUL BACHELORS
Hsd s Social Tima Last Thiiredajr '
Evening.
Tbe bashlni bacbekws' held their
first social seasloo at tbelr residence.
430 WelUngtcm street, Thorsday sight.
Tfals is the flist <4 a smies ot meetlnes to be held. There were a ronod dozen
present and all had an excellent time.
One. Reuben.Blue, remarked that
fine but then'
was not 'nnS of 'em. The fat man of
tbe crowd lost his worries but he still
had bis w>etl'te.
A flashlight picture ww taken ol
tbe bunch after wbi^. they adjouniel
from tbe parlor and rendered the most
beautiful ballad. "Jnst for a dear lUtle wife ^ home."
20 YEARS AN ASYLUM INMATE.
Luella Heustead of Miasaukec County
Died Yesterday.
Mrs. John CaldweU .and son-ln-Uw,
Bdwln Heustead, ot Caldwell town­
ship, Mlasaukee county, today took
borne tbe -rem^sxif Mias 1.us11p Hew
stead, who died at tbe asylum yeebeday moniing of pulbooary tuberenlosti.
vas 37
The deceased was
S yean ^ age"
and had bees ast asylum ipatient 80
years,• haring become Insane when,
17 years of age. Her motber. Mrs.
AUm Heustead. was also an inmate if '
tbe asylum and died oaly a moub
The tuasi^ Ml
be held tooomw.

8L Patrick Day Maocabee tqrster
Bppw and eiHertMBmeB^

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The Pally Eagle
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Voice

cacle press, publishere

Knlerwl *l Tc*ver»e City PostolBe? «a
Second-cUu Mailer.

People

SUBSCRIPTIONS.

Thr^ BMth., by miiyiTTr.
... 1.M
_____lonUiA by m«li/
One year, by loail.
................ I.OC
OFFICE 112 WEST FRONT STREET.
Both PliODea, (8.
OOee open eTCrj Tueiday *»enUiSHOMER HOWARD,
Ol^ Circulator.
The Dally Bacle wUl be found
able at the followmc places: B. J. Hatu
A. Son. 901 Waehlngton street;
Joseph Umlor. 910 East El
street; C.
UcEvoy, 803
West
JTont street; Mr*. A. R. Fuller, Sis
North Elmwood 8»enue; Monroe Can­
dy Co, Union street. For the con
reolence of our patrons, want adeer
Usements may be 1^ at any of thi
abore pMcea.
COMINO EVENTS.
March 17—The ruril comedy drama,
-Uncle Josh Pertclos"—Stelnberg-e
Grand opera house.
THE PASSING,OF MRS. BATES.
In tbe passing of Mrs. Martha R
Cram-Bates, Traverse City
Grand Traverse region has lost one of
Its noblest women, one of Its most
widely Xnou-n and oldest residents.
Mrs. Bales came here with her parenU
In 1863. and since that lime her Influ­
ence; has been always for tbe gooil,
the irue and the noble and she has
iteen a wonderful power of love
.among the young people.
Sdeb a woman as Mrs. Bates, fills
a place distincUy her own. To her
. none feared to go with their troubles
for they were sure to rMeive some In. spiring thought that w^d help theta
over the rough places/^la many house­
holds her name has become as pre­
cious as those of tbe family.
Tbe home life .of Mr*. Bate* has
l>eea ideal and that is tbe highest
compliineDt which can be paid to a
woman. Her voice was always sweet,
-her tones gentle and hind and from
this home which was blessed by bet.
presence has radiated a warmth of
love and friendly feeling toward all
- the world. As was related by a mem- her of her family years ago, Mrs.
Bates’ heart -was so great, that anyj
etray child could find a place
and even the dumb, friendless animals
were drawn to her In their loneliness
and none were denied ibo loving
caress and tender words.
Mm. Bates will be greatly missed
home, society and literary circles but
her influence will go on for all eter
nit^. While she has passed out of
' earthly and material existence into the
reality and a higher life, much of her
work here will be continued by thoae
of her househcld who were In close
touch with it snd to whom she has en­
trusted much.

Reader* of This
Paper ere Invlted to Contribute
Their Ideas on
Current Tepica
of Public
Intereat In
This Column.

'nne ART OF COOKING.
m
*

A Plea tor Christian .Science.
After reading the rebuke given >
Christian Srieny l.y the pajtor of the
Friends church; 1 should 1* glad to
bavc the religious itneU of Ihe C. S.
church, as written by Mrs. Eddy, given
to the piiblle.-hnt as they are copyrlBhte.1, I have no right to make quo­
tations In any piililldatlon.
These tenets of which there are si*,
appear to agree with btber religiens
all \1ial points except In the third.
. they do not believe In eternal
Ishiiiem. hut If the orthodox still ton;
tlnue.in that belief, they have long
ceased lo preach it. In tbe Sth, the
Scientists lake a long step in advance
heir belief In Edvlne. healing,
that not one of Christ's Coro8, "Heal the sick? ’ The bealipe
as lost all through the dark cenluries, now that K Is being regained,
should net mankind rejoice?
'Wo know there are wonderful
cures being perfarmed, all
world, 'll
tf practltloni
practitioners -are not al.ways Bucccssful,
neither Is medical
iccessful, hell
trMtment. but is the latter ever pub-

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(By Ad* K. Pratt)

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"Let apiibUlc wear rewon’s gol.len
chain.
and flntf in doe re*irtOn$ Ha luxury."

aod cbiottltKli. ■oyou need not
•oil
nor watte yo«

Don't forget It takei lonW «o bo.T
_ real fresh egg thw It doei en aoliquated one.
Celery, sllce^ epples and laayon
nalse make r good ealad.
Dip your breoDu In bolting -wttci
every wa$h day; it wlU make them
tough and keep them In better shapo.
U Is a saving of steps to keep a bwm.
dust pan and carpet sweeper npon
each floor.
Roast Beef.—Have your butcher pre­
pare a nice piece or roll, with ftone and
outer skin removed, but not the faL
Wipe with a dry cloth. Sear In a hot
frying pan to keep in the Juices. Place
In adripping pon a trireL
put water wHb it Turn when It has
hew In 10 mlontes. Roast tmtll the
-at sinks In; if it looks full it is
rare inside.' Baste often with the fat
that drips In the pan.
I Do not stick a fork into the
When meat is about two-thirrts done
sprinkle with pepper and salt.
Make a nice brown gravy.

rtteogth' fa) DolfabtaE- I*
tfaccspcDK of a
:>^^nalso areamochla-

eoat Utt« aix
styl srfll oot wash, ruh,

»aefc,eiMpwp«l«K‘

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6-54

OUBC gave ••—V..
The first ’dose
relief
oovery. TTie
cure
and one bottle curei»d me."
■" .Sure
"■
_coughs
for sore throaL bronchitis.
bi
and colds. Qu
le Han
nM.c< ■ drngBtoi
Trial bottles 10c

.Foley'e Honey and Tar
cou^B and colds.
bronchitis snd ssthma.
croup and whooping rough,
hoarseness and bronchlol .lroub-

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V RiAiEsiiit,

LADIES.

..Better than ever...

For sale by all
dealers In Traverse
City and vicinity
A. W.

JAHRAUS

Steinberg’s Grand
XOIVIGHX!

OPERA
HOirSE

A Sever* Cold for Three Monl. .
The foEowlag letter from A. X Nosbsnn. of Bateavllle. Ini, tells lU own
atory.
T. *T
T auflered for three roosths
A druggist pre^
wtU1 a
I aeYere cold.
............................
»d me some medlcM>e. ded a phyni prescribed
for roe. yet I did
U

ST*,

ii

O. P. Cmrvor «c Bpo. ^
Ob account of the U*t
•*FUh lutd Gmm* Law"
wUl be in Mieir office during buttoese bonra, each day, ready to write
INSURANCE.

CARPET CLEAN1N6

The Big Fun Show

“Uncle Josh PerWns”

1‘resenled by-s company of Singers, Daacei* aad Comedians.

Dated this 9th iiy of Uardi. A. Dl,
1906.
,

M00M6 --

CHAB. u. sang,.
atr -Olwk,

It is the .beat.Overcoat at the
price that -we have ever Ikoji
able to offer you—which is
sayingi of course, the best
you’ll be able to get Also
Coverts in all lengths; Rainproofed “novelties," Stand­
ard black Oxfords and
Fancy Cheviots.

Copyright 1905 by
Hirt 'Schaffhet ^ Msrx

awawltot^ Surlwrna. UjaaKrHXtnWw
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Daily Eagle Want Ads Pay

$2,000

StrPatrick Entertainment

THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS

400 SoUd Gold Rings
AT ALMOST

HALF PRICE

200 WATCHES
At 40 perctdlsconnt

We must ralM tbU nznotmt
of money to nntlaty claims

R. W. RASTALL

city Opera House

TONIGHT
Admission, SO cents.
Proceeds lor
West Side CaBMdlc Church Fund.

Quality in Clothing
TV^are frank to admit
YV that of some clothing
there is little good to
be said. In some cases this
good may be the making; in
other cases,
the materi­
als; others,
oi the de­
sign, style
and-diaracter effect
Whatever
it may be, if
you are a
progressive
man there is
no garment
worth mentionlngto
you unless,
it contains -these corniced
good qualities. Our

Crouse & Brandtgee

enough to tell about .what the
inade of a garment amounts
to, but that usually tJls its
own story. Character which
results from dothing
is
a thing a
Is everything. That
is why we have the
trade. Our new
Spring Overcoats
have this-in ever^’
part, and added to
this our remarkable
prices make a com­
bination that always
makes tbe sale. See
our great line.
thing to every young man.
A well-dressed man demands
respect and denotes selfrespect both of which are
in^ortant

The "Knox” Is the King of Hats.
BCT4 Hate In tfa* aty we the

aTECIAL" At E8.B0

T I.ES
, ai the l^e b.ee just uni»eked.

nty Ceote

See a few la window.

..

BENtlA-’ .

We carry a complete line of all siaes in both the soft and
The “B&con” Hat-made
by the Knox people—is tbe best |3 hat you ever wore—for
of course you will be wearing one.

We never bad such handsonie

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Co.

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terJCncSU.

Nusac has them. Itisallv^U
The east 22 feet of lot 6, tot 7, 8./9
10, 11. 12, 13. 14. and the east 22 feet
of lot 16. block S. original plat
Lots 1 to-20 Inclusive. Mock 0, or
Iglnal plat.
Lots 1 to 16 lacluBire, block 11. or
Igtnal plat
Lots 1 to 16 Inclusive, block 12, or
Iglaa] put of the vllUg* (nor c»y) M
Traverse CItt, Michigan.
Notice Is also herebrglve
city council of the C.^______
City. Michigan. wlU meet et the o___
ctl rooms tn eald city on the 27th day
of March, A. D..'1906, at 7:80 o'clock
p. m., and consider any objeetit
the^ropoeed sewer as above

$10

.00

Hamilton
Clothing

Making and laying. Feathars renovat
od. Work thoroughly aad prompUi
executed. Agent tor Michigan Ruf
Co.. N. B. Chapin, Prop., Traverae City
Carpet Cleaning Work*. 822 Wash
IngUm etreeL 'Phone No, 118.

Wm. H. Steffens

Traverse
Belie

Startling Mertaftty.
Statlatlcs show saiung morl
' tram-appendleita and irorUonlUs
prevent and cure these awfnl Aiseaaes.
there is just one reHahle remedy. Dr.
King's New Ufe-pllU. M. Flannery,
of 14 Custom. House Place. Chicago,
says: "They have so eqnai tor Con
BtipaUon and BliUousneea.'' 26c at C

m. ud
5:00 p. B.
ak Rapids. Kalkaska. Bellilalre
Obarievvdz -end Petoakey, 7:80 w
-tnd 6:60 p. m.
H. F. MOELLER,
I EBHOK
Qen. Pan. Agt
AgenL

Strike* Hidden kock*.'
tybea*^?sblp qf health alrttes ‘.'lare, Alma, BL Loot. Rhata. owosas
he hidden rocks ,of cjmroapUoP Rowan. Aha Arbor. Toledo, and ali
rootban and eaatani points.
J. X. KIBBT. 0. P.
Diacoverr for Cananmpoon. J. w.

Cure*
Cures
Cures
'lures

SEWER NOT___
Notice Is hereby given that the
plans, diagrams and estimates of the
oposed lateral sew:pense of the pro
No. I Ip Sewerr Diet No. 1, have
h the City Clerk for
-ubllc ex&toaUoa. viz:
Beginning 4 the into
Wellington
Wellington sti^l on thi
tween Front
running west to tl. .............................
east 22 feet of lot 6 block 8, origtnal
plat of tbe village (now city) of Trav­
erse aty. Michigan, and that the tol
lowli - ....................
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Here’s Your New Top Coat

11:86 a
Cbtoago and wtat, 6:'00 a.
m. and 5;00 p. m.
For Uuskegae, Saginaw. Bav City,
Port Huron, TS«dw D^ll and

Sim

People thought that the deya of
llgldtis intoleratlon were buried with of flour, scant teaspoon salt,
t^e Salem Witchcraft In 1692. and the of milk; mix all together until very
persecution of the Quakers later on. smooth then add one at a lime and mres pnenmonU and U grippe.
Sold by E. %-Wtll A Sons.
eodw
and when this new religious
beat well eacb time with a Dover-eg:^
sprung up like a mushroofn, and -I* beater; use only a part of the milk
. Firit car load of SebaeB^'s Pianos
spreading like a green bay-tree^ the at first and when, all is well beaten
for Orinnell Bros, has been shipped.
onUlde world was amazed, on hearing add the rest of tbe milk and beat
Watch ouLfor big bargains. 8696-tl
the holy churches of this free land. again. Have iron gem paos buttered
Bcoff and persecute ijiem.
and very hot, two-thirds filled, with
DAILY EAGLE WANT A08 PAY!
thought that this sociely In Ihe bsiver and bake about 40 minutes
the "Qiiedn Ciiy of the North" would basting with the meat Juice two
escape persecution, but alas! poor three times. Serve on the platter with
human nature Is the same everj wbere. the tieef —Mis? Dart.
PIANIST AND TEACHER.
Now, I am not a Christian SclentUt,
For conwltaUOD reg-irtlng lessons
In sy mpathy with the same^ ud „Corn Chowder.—We bad this for
and terms call at Academy of Music
like any other kind-hearted person, a diner this week, and it
monilnga. 9to 11. Bell'phone, Acad
friend of the oppressed, and 'th nouncod good. Slice about a (able- emy and residence
enough to make one's-blood boll with spoonHiI of onion onto two table(
indignation to read the anathemas hur­ spoonfuls of chopped salt pork. Put
led against a bumble little band of this inlo-B.kettle and stir it until It
Christ's followers, by: a minister of the browns. Add one chopped potato the
eospel. As well might the Congrega- size of a large egg and a small
Uonallsts attack the Baptists because of hot water. Cook until lender, ad.l
the former does not believe lo immer­ pepper and a small piece of butter.
sion. or the Metbodisie, ibe Episco­ When potato is done add half
-NEW STATE BANK BVILOIN
irn and a cup of rich milk.............
palians, because the M. E.’a do not be ­
lieve In rllualUm, It Is simply a case about half.an hour longer.-A. K, P.
OSTEOPATHY
of the strong -attacking the weak, as
J. O. TKtJEBLOOD. D. O
Pop-Over*.—I publish today, by
Is shdwn throughout all the brute cre^
MRS. M. J. TRUBBLOOD. D. O.
atlon. This proposed movement to quesl. my favorite recipe for i
406-407 Wnhate Btook. Eealdent*
One cop of milk, one cup
suppress the Sclentisis'&ppears to be
tl and 28 WynLoop Tarraoa
ne egg, (me tablespoonfut .if
actuBie<) from purely selfish motives..
Were not the church and medical pro- moiled butler, a jiinch of salt B^at
;3eiiarate.;
mix
a
pari
of
tbe
mlfk
fessiui afraid of the rapid growth of
1 the yolk of egg, add, tbe bnllef
this sect, thereby depriving them of
patronage, these sincere christlahs and flour. M'hen a nice smooth paste
add the remainder of the milk, heat
would be left In peace.
From a legal siandpofnl what right well and add the wpll-beaten white.
has anyone lo interfere with the re- The batter will be very thin.
Have your gem Iron (not tins) well
llglmiB liberty of another?
The state constitution. Section 39 creased and piping hot; fill a little
than half and bake three-quar­
IV8-. --.The IjeglslBtiirc aball J&ss no
- EVERYBODY WORK IN UNITY,
,w to prevent anybody from worship­ ters of an heiur. I prefer a deep Iron
It they are bard to obtain.—A. K.
or (be remarks made by the speak;, ing God according to ihcdictates of Hi*
ej-s at the opera house In discussing own consclenc-e.-' The cimsiltuUon of
Chocelate. Puff*.—One cup of sugar,
the bond Issue, we were especially the United' Stales also says; "Conpleased with tbe suggestions In rela­ gres^shall m»kc no law respecilng the le cup of milk, one egg; one Uliletion to unity of acUon. While we do esiabllshmeat of religion, or prohibit spoonful of soft butter, iwo tablespoo;i- ]
fuls of cocoa cr grated chocolate, on-:
not advocate exclusiveness, w-c do be­ Ibe free exercise iheveof.'" .
<if baking powder and
lieve in patronizing home dealers.
Oh! when will the spirit of love
vanilla. Flour lo make stiff as rake
5 home industries and o
>er reign and quiet all dissension?
. Charity should begin a
One line in Mrs. Eddy’s "Key to tbs baiter. Put In buttered cups and
Qoe-half
hour. Serve as dessert
plies not simply to the home In Its Serlptiirea" struck me with great
narrow senae of family but in U»
1 'reading H the first time; with ereatn.-Mrs. 9.
broader sense, -the locality In which
^■part, the heart and sJIul f-1
Raisin Drop Cake*.—Cream two
we live.
QbrisilM Sc'lence, is Ijove."
Patronize your home
Is tl^t not the. eleventh and new Uiirds of a cup of butter aud one cup
your home factories, and your horn- commandm.ent given by Christ, Ihsl of sugar and beat In. one at a llino.
pe^le^ Live and let live; overlook
love one another? I am sure, if three eggs; add one-half cup of milk
' petty jealousies, factional diffeheni
could all oi>ey .(hls command to the and two scant cups of pastry flour witn
of balcing powder
and extent each to the other tbe right very letter, it woulA carry us comfort
hand cf good fellowship and the re ably through this world, and give us well sifted In. Flavor with one te-ispoonful of -ranllla and Qne-balf of
jHi't can only be, for the'
.a free passport into the -next.
lemon.
Lasily
add
good.
. cup of
"So many creeds.
Never in tbe history of
So many paths that wind and wind, raisins floured. Bake J drop ealici.
Good.
was there ever such a manifest union n'hen all this'old world needs.
otaentiment as occurred at (hat
Is Just-the art of being kind.'-'
DAILY EAGLE WANT AOS PAY 1
•Tng. such an exhlblUon of kindly Inter­
MRS. K. 3. ADAMS.
est in the general good, and so lljtle
Traverse City. Mich.. March 16.1905,
display of distrust or personal feeMng
It is to be hoped that tbe same spirli
THE COXE FAMILY
of union and harmony may coniihuo reaches stage dancing. Instructs
and that from it a new growth and ai icur Dramatic clubs, furnishes esterunprecedented desire of prosperli lalnmcnts for complete evening or
may eome to our Queen City.
part; glvee thorough preparatory
(tructlon to beginners on piano or
, REAL ESTATE-TRANSFERS.
$an. Terms low. satisfaction gx
The following real estate transfers aoteed. Residence 117 East Fifteenth
ttreeL
Rooms bead of stairs. Union
■have been recorded by Register o'
street entrance. Masonic block. Cl;iNeeds of F, W. Wilson:
■ phone 790.
8698118
Herscbel L. Hobbs and wife to Hal
II- A. Hoxsie, parcel; $800.
J, C. Walker and wife t<)l). W. Wa1
ker. e % of a
^ ae Vit sec. 2S, town
25. range 12; $1,600.
Edward N. Broadway and wife b
Earl Cook, e tt of nw Vi. see. 23, town
25. range 12; $1,0«. '
Catherine Walker to D. W, Walker,
parcel: $i.ooo.
Hamilton Carl and wife to John R.

PERE MARQUETTE

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tttE DAILY fiAQLB, lYUDAY. ItAftCE 17. 1606.

IS0TI€E!
william Boudon made a butineea
irtp' to Honor today.
Mlat Vev* Carter went to Fife Lake
bis morning to apend a couple of
daya.
Mrt. U. Young of South Oakvrtroet
has gone to ManlsUgue for a mwth's
visit with reladvee.
7Mra. N. Whitmarah of 603 Seventh
street has gone to Meeick for a few
days- visit with friends.
Mre. Emma Arnold of Empire Junelion, who attended the Dairymen's con­
Good Picnic ttims
vention. returned htme today.
Mra. C. l_ Ballard of P.leaeant Lake
TBE ENTIRE STOCK «>K
IOC H>.
relumed home tbie qiomlng. after at
tending tbc Disciples'
Mr. Mtd Mra. Jai. Blood of Arcadia
returned home thle morning, after a
trading the Dalrrmen's convention.
Mra. Minnie Meok of Suttona Bay
Formerly owned ky F. Eckler
ofSU E>st Front Street.'h»s
passed tbrongb the city today on her
beei^arcliBsed end moved 1>y
way to South Boardman for a visit.
W. WITTE. Anyone hiving
Mrs. .W. E. Richards went to' FHe
left repeSre at the above place
lAke this morning for a short vislL
will please call . and claim
She wiU aUo visit at SouUi
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Nessec City, who have been vialUng rela­
tives Id the city, returned home this
moraing.
eira, Thea. Sullivan -of Empire, re­
turned home today, after visiting her
at.nMiae 74S.
daughter. Mrs. M. Hamtllon. of Wltllamaburg.
Mrs. W. H. Marahall and little eon
arry.^ of Bast Jordan, were In the
city today on their way home from s
short visit «V Manistee.
The Misaea May and Florence Be.it.
ley of Petoskey, who have been vlsitTtItykMct. ai.. QM, IM. tdl. 4$.
Offkt eppedie CwndItMU. Suit luk U^. Isg in the dty a'sbort time, left this
morning for Ionia for a visit.
Mrs. J. G. Ramadell went to M^nltlee this morning to attend the birth­
day parly of
and WUlla Cbauberiain. children o' Mrs. Sam Cham■beri*hi.
Citizens’ Telephone Company’s stock has for years earned The Rev. A Dudley of Petoakey, the
and paid quarterly cash dividends of 2. per cent and has Rev. R. S. lamb- of Morey aad J. S.
paid thfi taxes.
Rosaell ot Angola, returned home to­
You can buy some authorized capital $2,000,00©.
- ,
.
Pair day, after attending the Disciples’ con­
in $1,750,000.
...................In service
■
nearly
■
nine
__ _ ;ears, over 20.000 vention.
telephones in the sy^i
Further ii irmation on our Cny Treasurer M. E. Haskell hae
stock can be secure^n ;addressing the company, Grand been struggling with the grip for the
jiast week and has not been at bis ofRapids, Mich.
,fice. He is DOW convalescent and will
be outWn a few days.
Homer Howard, The Dally Eagle
circulator, has bMn confined to his
home for a number of days with
CDlar rheumatism, but is improviag
and will be outria a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Bradley and N.
T. Ullle went fo Karlin today for a
few days' visit They were accom­
panied by Miss Lucy Herlnn, who has
heen the guest of the Misses Maggie
stop yoar lui^ Irritation, reltove yoor^re Throat
Anna Raeburn of Siztta street

Boston Bacon
IOC lb.

Bert Comkock

14c lb.

Bicycles & Sundries

Best Comstock
Hams

13 lb.

J. J. Brezina

Witte’s
Bicycle Shop
iiS Park St

u Cement and Building Materials
of JENS' C. PE1E8SEN. Manager

BUILDERS’ and MASONS’ SUPPLY CO.
A Good Investment

E. B. FISHEk, Secretary.

Cure Yflyr Cough

and drive oat yoar Chronio Cold, with the only cer­
tain, and strietly selenUOo,Care for Coaghp and Colds:

DR. KING’S

NEW DISCOVERY
FOR CONSUMPTION

Almost In Despair.
**0or little daa^ter was given ap by two physlelau
with eonsamptlon of the throat, and we were almost
d Dr. King’s
Mew DiBcovery. After takbig Ibar bottles she was
.i* kaa had no throat trouble since.”
1 ETUB. ClualWFlaiid, Id.
Price, soc iwt

SIL-KS
Fashion Approves SllKs

Steawly Demand for Foulards
Owing to the big demand for Silks,
many manufacturers are increasing
the number of their looms and en­
larging -their
plants.
Foulards
es^oially, - in the new designs
brought out for Springjand Summer,
are in great demand. For yei
downfall of Foulariis ha
prophesied, but women have
since learned that they are
comfortable, durable and make up
into attractive costumes. We show
a splendid assortment of new
Foulaids m'Tans, Browns, Greens,
Blues, Blacks, etc., at
UI UU^UV UUU .VJ

...p,

—----------------

$1 and
Our Silk Department
is now ’ at Its bwt.

yard

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a«ccc«•««€«€««€««r

production, 'Why
Girls Leave Home," which was preited last night at Steinberg’s Grand,
drew a larger crowd -than the produc­
tion deserved, for the acting .was such
as would bare done oo credit even to
amateurs. -“Witb the possible exce>
i of Oils Staerisdan, who took the
part
■1 of Dan Sherwood, and Wm. R.
Healy, (Johnny Hobblns), and- Isabelle
Wgiker. as Dolly Fletcher, there was
not an actor In the bunch. The villain.
Joseph White, as he is introduced du
the first act, is far from being the
tractive and polished person he said to be and he appears to be ‘nstead an insolent, “half-baked” per­
son who would not be likely
tract any. girt. The average polioe
captain Is far tnm being the conceit­
ed, un-huslness-llke person whom H.
Butler porlrved. Instead of handling
the part In a manner which would
have shown a HiUe common sense, «o
say the least, be made'the part ridicu­
lous. The ladles' parts were barely
passable. In some places being
strained and in others lacking proper
action.
The only redeeming features
the parts of'Dan Sherwood, Johnny
Hobblns and Dolly Fletcher, which
were credlUble. . Practically the only
real piece oT good acting tn the en­
tire play was in the Uiird act when
Dan sees the gallows ahead ot him
and the prospecUye end of his life
The play Itself could he toned down
Into a really good pertonnance but
the playwright eridently desired
crowd all that be could into it The
comedy part was the best part ot all
but It was "worked ' for all there was
In it and in at least one scene. ^leh
was supposed to be tragic, a share of
the comedy might well be
the bettemeat of Uie scene. The to-ie

Ne^dwrhood
eorrespmdence
MANTON.
G^reenwood To*-nehIp. March 1$.Our quiet neigbborbeod was gresUy
Ited -when it was eeisn thst the log
house <» the Knspp estate farm
burning. The fire osught from a
Bioveplpe which ran through the roof.
The house was occupisd by Art. Hub
rapidly and all Uie conteals of the
bouse were saved excepting the cook
stove. Mrs. Hulburt bad been con­
fined to the house f<»-several days
with erj-alpelas, but she 'Was carried
to the home of Mrs. Albert Thompson
until the family were comfoitably seted in the bouse of Frank Waite,
•here Uiey are living for the present
Clyde Spears, who was Uie guest ol
ma» v*.Al14a
hU sistm-, Mrs.
Nellie (k?X, Taftt'wAO.
lasywet't,
returned tS his home In Grand Haven
Friday.
. ’
The dooaUooa at Eldac-Lfang'a Mon­
day evening wa* a dedded-aueceae in
even-»a.v.
ManV^afOaVing severe tnohle wlUi
the grip>nd lla Uie aprtn^-hr^akup
ln^-hr4aki baa begun.,
Mrs. Geo. Scott had the mlefortnse
to break ber arm Saturday as abe was
drl\-tng from her home to the home of
H. Scotts. Her. sleigh tipped ever and
she was thrown out Help was ncfjr
and she was taken to the hwne ot her
father-in-law, H. Scott, and Dr. Harper
was called. She is much eaaler now..
E. M. Boynton is taking a month's
vacation from bis many farm dntlcs
and enjoying a trip and yialt to hts old
home In Canada, N. T.. and a vlalt to
bis sister and oldest daughter in New
Jersey.
son, of Bdlalre, are the guesU of
son of BeldaJre. are the guests nt
lany frieniis het^ this week.
Mrs. Laura Waite of Manton was
ere Sunday and Monday, the guest
t her danghter, Mrs. Ruby Holburt.
Mr. DonaldBcm and crew are home
from their camp at Leetsvllle.
Eunice Fellhws ot Steer’s is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Bert Gil­
bert.
The social last evening given by the
people was a success. Eighteen dob
lars and fourteen cents was the pt>
fils of the evening. Now we
have
singing books. ^

3 M^eELUNMlB
\
SI>0RTING NOTES
SttMfyfTyrfffTTfTTfTVFT
$10<fX)0 te Put Aside' Race Prejudice.
New Tork, Harcb 17.—Champion
Jim JeBrtes Is to be offered s bonus o'
>10.000 to cast aside race prejndlci
and fight Jack Johnson. Uie "blar-k
glant" of the Pacific coast, if the plan
of TlKwas Ryan, a qiortlng ma
Oehkoeb, Wia., goes Uirough.
Ryan Is willing <0 start a fund with
>100, which he Chinks the sporting
m of America Would soon Incresse
>10.000 to faring about a match be
tween Jeffries and Johnson. He figvres that some club would oB<
purse of at least >26,000; and this,
together with the. >10.000. would net
Jeffries about >30,000 fof one battle.
Jenkins Again Westlirfb
New York, March 16—Tom Jenkins
of Cleveland. Ohio, defeated Frank
Gotch of Humboldt, fowa, in thetr
wresUlng match here last night
The contest was catch-as<atch-can.
Jenkins secured the first fall wHh a
half Nelson tmd bar bold in IS mlr.tfies and 3< aeconda. The second fsU
was won by Gotch wiUi a bar lock and
neck bold In -six minates and 47
onds. The third faU went to Jenkins
with a crotch hold and a half Nelson
minutes and 10 seconds.

The U. ot H. beseball squad has
again with one espeption.- They were
voted down and bard at that nearly been reduced to >6 men. Just enough
The past year the coun­ to make four teams, and all the re­
cil has in ibe eyes of the people been maining 36 look good. There will be
much of a one man affair and in about 20 disappointed candidatoJ
e cases of tbkt kind men have
Dsngers of Pneumonia.
been known to have WOTked too much
... A cold at thU Ume If neglected
for their own Inlerreu'. .
l.able to cause pneumonia which Is 4
The Manton bowling YggregatlOi often fatal, and even wbe
lungs are
bowled ihe Kalkaska team Monday
nlgb< at Cadillac lor a purse of >200 weakened, making them peculiarly
suscepUble to the development of' con.
by a good fair score. These Bumptlon. Foley's Honey
ley and Tar
1
will
teams had played four games before, stop tthe cough, heal and strengthen
Uie Iilungs and prevent pneur--'this each winning the two played
e
the hoine elleys. The hettlng on the Sold by s. E Walt & Sons
side was heavy.
Considerable objection has been
raised here to the new saloon going council passed at its regular
in screes from tbe poet office and the held March
h 6U1,
6tb, 1905,
1905. DOUce
notice is beri>.
people and oouncil wish it would not
that the City of Traverse
laee to make tbe following
go on the main street, but if the bemds
improvement, viz
good (having been refusef public
To grade and pave W.
once) there is bo klternatlve.
.from the west'Hne of Oak street to tbe
The Alabanlans. a home talebt min­
line of Maple street In said city,
•clflcatloos,..plats and dinstrel. now being prepared by the lec­ auu tbe speclBcatloos,.
grams aod eijsUmatee of cost hare been
ture course wlU entertain tbe public filed by
• tbe Board of Public Woike .'n
next Tuesday night
my office, and are open to pnblJc exMrs.'Wade has purchmaed Ure Cen­ amlnaUon. That the city council has
designated the dtstria to be assesaed
tral house and W.
said improvement all the lots,
become the proprietor of the bazaar for
lands and parcels of land fronting and
^ G. J
abntUng upon tbe proposed Irapr
where
'22*10 42 inclusive, block 12, H.
L. A Co.’e lOih addlUon.
Moving and changes of property
I/Ots 1 to 21 Inclueive, block 11, H.
Uie order of the day. About'twenty U & Co.’s 10th addiUoD to the village
^illes changed locaUons last week. (now city) of Traverse City. Michigan.'
/ Tbe new cucumber aaltlng station The lots to be assessed according to
is now a sure’thlag as the Lutz t the frontage thereon.
Schramm -Co. have secured acreage
day
.......................
o'clock, p. ra.. and consider any objecenough to ensure their atatlon.
A Auspach and wife are vtslUDg rel- tioDS thereto.
^^Wed this 'Slh dsiy of March; A. D..
aUves in Wisconsin and on their re­

turn Mr. A. will purchase goods in
CHAS. M. BEERS,
8'OOt-lo
City Clerk.
Chicago.
The doolors are busy now.
being prevalent ofi every hand.
notices
The Masons here are'ooBtampIatIng
building a new ball and opera boose.
The village firemen will give
Traverse Bay tent, Na 136. K. O. T.
dance Thursday evening at the opera HH.. Monday nights 4n I. O. O. T. ball.
O. E Helges. Com.; Gee. B. Kflthe third scene of the second set was house.
bouTtre. R, K.: A. Robertson, P. O.
sbont as bold a scene as Is ever put
Incredible BrirtaUly.
the stage. Taking the play afl In «n.
K would .have been inoradlbls t .
It ml^t be considered somewhst tallly if Chai, F. Lembeiger, of 8yra-- Y.,
- L
bad- not done the bwt '
worse Utsu is usimlly presested by
6, N.
could for hlB suffering s—
^
stock compsnies in week stands.
be saya "cut a tearful gashrover hts
so 1 applied Btuklan.’s. Aralaa
"Diicle Josh Perklas" .win be pre- aye.
salve, which quickly healed It and
presented st StMnberg's Grand <E>era saved bis eye. Good f« bums and
bouse tooighL Tbe pleoe has proven slcen toa Only Ue at a A. 3ngone of the most popular ot all .rnral bee's. The Hannah Dnif-Store and X
•' imw
comedies. While "Unde Joeh Pet^ fl. Miner's drag store.
, L O. O. F,
jursday even.
Idns" has a most tnteresUng plot, the
isga. H..A. Coata, N. G.;
G Chas. A.
lines are wgll written, the characters
lb. secretary.
Edgecomb.
8«
well drawn, and the action natural and Poleyb Honey and Tar. Hmm >i
not forced. To add to the produeUon. notUng else .“Just as good.” Bold by
aodw
Frazee t Bay have equipped it with H. A Walt A Sdna
or before the full of the moon. Ela complete scenic environment while
, sr & White,-W. M ; M. E. Haskell.
the acting company Is made np of
Secretary.
WOOD BALE.
metropoittaa talent
We win fuel you wjth w<»d so you
Grand Traverse lodge, No. 200, L a:
can afford to boT No. L »
1> >Bob O. F., meets every Tnesday eTentng.,
PnaumenU Fellows a Cold
— «u.n______ AV.
-a
a O. Shorter, N. Q.; Lee Horpsby. Sec.

LODGE

Bouse and lot tor aal^ 71S WsritIngton stTMt. -Bgqaln tt tteg^ OO
t)«st street O.-Sd&oolUtft

.

..awse Oltr A^ No. US. F O.
Eatfea. mesU in FoMTOn hall,^Tn»
day evening at 8 o’olodL Cbsries A.
Everett, W. P.; O. L. CUpper, Secy.

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CITY BOOK STORE.

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Purifies!
's.sr
JOHNSON DRUG CO.
I. T. Isiktftk. llsait*'
125 East Front stresL

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Amateur Champion May Turn "Profsah."
San Francisco, Cal., March 17.—Af■r one minute and three seconds of
fighting In the first round Sam Berger
of San Fraaelaoo sent BUi Rickards cf
Chicago down and out last night The
fight was for the amateur beavyweigtit
champlonafatp of the United States, a
tlUe gained by Berger by knocking
out Cssej a few weeks ago. . ,
Berger wlir probably now desert
the amateur 'ranks, and a battle is
already talked of between him an-J
the winner of the Matv-lp Hart-JS'-k
Johnson fight.

In an exhibition Tuesday night
Uie Chicago AU
Bos^ the former Michigan aUilelic.
put tbe 16-jyound shot 50 feet 4 Inchee.
The put beats Uie world's record, held
by Rose, .over a foot, but the
mark will not stand, as It was
made in competition and was not In
a saoctioned meet.
Wilkins and Peabody, two University of Chicago athletes, also beat
MANTON.
ords In the pole vault by clearing Uvr
ManioD, -March 16,—The vllla^
bar at 11 feet 4 Inches. These marks
ectlon here Monday wanned up'e
will not stand for the same reason
sld.erably when the old fable “the don- that Rose's performance will not he
in the lion's skin" was demon recognized.
sirated by the prohibition element

heals aal stnogthens the lungs and
aflords pesfeet security from an attack
* pMmonla. Btfuse nbaUtutse.
by X. & WM * Snt.
eodw

TELEGRAMW. A. Crampton of the Robert Graves Wall
' Paper Co. wires us that he will be here
W^nesday or Thursday, March 15or 16, sure.

VOU DONT HAVE TO WAIT
I ; any longer.
Onr Spring
line of ClothlDg is here, so yon
can come in and get your Spring
Sole Also an ap-U>.date line of
Spring Hats—all of the latest
styles-tbe Flat Iron. Round Iron
and all Idn^ of Iron. Will be
pleased to have ^on esU and aee
the new thin^

deo. W. Miller
1ST Front St.

Beadle Block.

The Running
....Expenses
Of a house are largely added
to by worn out orpoorplombing. which is alwaj
repair. If you are annoyed
. intUawaylet us overhaul it
'andprt'-4t^' nrder for you,
asd yon win Snd that tbe cost
. will^ nothing as compared
’..................... —airing
tfat will make your heaii
glad, withont law
^
iree expenseexp

■ " R. J. MERCER & CO.. PLUMBERS

3 Bast Front Street.

At Fashion’s Headquarters
Yor WILL FIND TUE LARGEST DINE OV
NOBBY. i-p-TG-NOW

Spring “o SummetHats
Shown In the City.

Prices $1.00,1.25, L50,2.00,2.50, ?3
ASK TOR THE UINGLEVi

KUBECK & HOYT
UNION

ST.

CLOHIERS

JOS. SLEDER & SONS
CORNER EAST EIGHTH ANt FRANKIIN STREEIS.

Choice Beefsteak
The Kind You Like
So many people say they never fret {food
beefsteak. If you are one of these p^jile
telJ US your trouble or phone us anp a
ae
e will
pive .you as tender a cut of steak as you could
wish for. Beefsteak to be nice
■
should be
fried as quickly as {xissible. . Have your fiy'inp pan hot when you put your steak in';
serve as soon as done and you will-hqve
ffood steak.

BEST FLOUR
Xew breakfast foo^ for every tick
That marks the passing hour;
But only one won’t make you kick—•
.Tust Bread from our B^T Hour.
•old by All DMlnra.

Hannah & Lay Go.

i--.

rkmsf'isfmnrm

r«JS,SIIEaBVWa!l^>'

V 3
HOUSE AND LOT on ^
A bargain for caah I
raonth. For 1
0., care of fia

expense*.
723 Chestnut I

POUR houses and lots for aale oj
. trade; also heavy wagon. 20 swarms
Of beee, Bure-Hateh Incubator and
brooder, 2 pairs sleighs, 2 baggies.
' light and heavy banitissea. 10 horse• ower engine and boiler complete.
370«
Earl J. Oodce, ClUsens’ phone 860.
3700-t-2e-«
L—Must be good
AddreM C. E.
,r cell eitlsens' JUILDING* stone. BuQulre of F. 8.
Chunlskl, at A. Grellick £ Co.'a shoe
3700-HO*
store.
*02t6
MAN to do carpenter work In
■
change for dtj lot. • E. J. Cooke. ^UxJ.. SET ENCYLOPBDIA AMKUClUaena* ,’phone 360.
870(Mf
CANA, just published by-ScienOBc
Ameriean Oo. A bargain at g60.
Enquire at The Dally Bade 0<Dce. tf
AGENTS to sell our goods In Trarcrse
City and sunwindlng town*. The
lO'ACRE fruit farm for aale. over E
Great 'AUintie £ Padfic Tea Co,
bearing trees—apples,
cheirles,
pesrs, peaches and ^uma; also
Good 6-1
miles from
TO EXCHANGE a smaU piece of land
City llmIU. Price and tei
■ on bay shore for house and lot-In
onsble. Might exchange for city,
town: Call or address 142 Lake
propert}'. Call or address C. J.
avenue.
; .
’04U*
Smith, 1064 Wasbtneton street. City.
, March 11-18
SITGATIONS WANTEQ.

MT RESIDENCE at 202 West Eighth
street. Victor Peterlyl. Enqdre at
office, 126 State street
370011

• WANTED—Cleaning and.spnibL---- A TRiO d Blank ^«ngahaiisi these
will do aU kinds of odd jobs. Good
are nice birds, and a bargain, fenreferences
furnished.
CiUson*’
quire 8. Kellog, Citisens' pbooe 202.
phfflie 415. 118 Park street. ’03t6
□lx rings.3688-tf
■ A place, for a man to work and a
woman to do wasblnga. Ektqulre i
. U2 North Spruce Street
’02tf

I bard coal sto'
itove.
JCX)f
615 ctfib. W. M. Sllsby. 38m->12

POSITION as marine or stationary etfglneer, by man with 26 yeara’
j perlence. best of rderenee. Ai^dress

WASHINGTON street residence; good
location; near business center,
Must be sold before April 1st
Homes Howard, Eagle office. 269'7-tf

£ WLACB to work, can do nearly any
kind of common work. Can furnish
best ot references.
Oiquire 832
^te street, Citisens 'phone 436.
3700-t6
____________________/

Lockhart, 716 Washington wtnet
«686-tf

TOESNl,
A HOUSE on Osk
Ninth and Tenth.
Newman. City.

SHETLAND pony, biv^e to bsniwa
fjT saddle, «ew alelgb, baneas and
riding pad. SbUsoD House. 3798-lf

street., between
Enquire Geo. R.
3700-tf

TWO bouses and Iota for sale or trade.
E. J. Cooke. Citisens’ ’phone 350.
37WH2G
HOUSE and lot on Seveolb street,
half block west of Central school.
Call at J. W. Slater’a Home Fur­
nishing store.
3227-tf

Baths, stesm heat, .etc. For
only. New brick block, cauUAl.y
located. Apply to Bert Ellis. 27-(l
HOUSE al 42S Washington street A.
W. Und, Cadillac, Mich.
81tf

The latgesi stock of Edison
.
Vlctoty records In northern Michigan
at Qiinnell Bros.
8706-tl

QUANTITY ol fine building atone for
sale. C. W. FnusL agent, Grshd
Raplfis Brewing Co.
3651-11
FULL BBT ENCYCLOPBDU AMERIUANA. just published by SelentiOc
.Unerlcan Co. A bargain at 660.
Enquire at Tbe DaDy Eagle Office, tf

. ed case, for aecond-bafid buggy. W.
B. Nelson. 315 Best Front slreeL
■OSIB
no YOU WANT A HOME where y
acres of GOOD land lying adjacent
to and n pari'of my farm,
crest.- that I will sell In ot

•ones that
....... -____________ y Nelson
*•>11. 316 East Front street.

4

BUIflV

kliUC,

b

■Hill-

AliUUtfU

barrier gasoline stove, one oil stove,
and other household goods cheap if
wid at once, fiiquire of Mrs. J.
Scblege). 666 West Tenth street
’GStS
farm
payment

_
_
___
Enquire B. J. Morgan.
3706-tf

use and vegetable gardens—i
uetter, ~
balance ...
_ ..
per cent InteresL Call and see me
Coarse and floe gravel, good plaster­
ing sand and rich earth for sale. E.
8. Pratt. 312 State Bank Bulldl
37064
GAS EBtOINB—will trade for labor
merchandise. Bsrl J. Cook. CUizees’ ;phoue 350.
|706-tf

so seorriy lal««d cm the Pen MkrtjMtte nOMM M this pt*n ttomOr.
The Smmdla W. F. M. a Mt Tasaday with tA Bk Imk* aoelsty at the
borne of Mrs. Lowall Sours.
Mr. and Mrs.-Lowea Sours. Fkank
Bours. ioba M. CgimheU and
ter. Mias Knte, faavu been la TYsverwe
City this week.
Mias Roth .Sly has returned to bur
b^.»t Bay Shore, after a vialt with
relatlTcs at thla jAet.
C. A. Whjrlani crf Chl.__________
of the ak Portland Oneet £
Co., bes been In Elk Rapidathia we^
The Rev. Bust Faaeherv^ slater,
Mias 'Rachel, are gnests or~Oraod
Bapida frienda.
C. -H. Coy, tbe hnaUing Aldw metchapt, was In town on business yes­
terday.
Fred Donn and Ton Shane of Tmverse City were gosaU at the Lake
View House Ihonday.
Jna ntcb, F. O’Oonnw and F. Wal
ker. all of mrene City, transaeted
business in our town Wednesday.
Samuel Cramptou made a boslni
trip to the county seat yesterday.

____^.

I to Appew Before Judge

The Wmaa'a'elnb hiet thb after­ I aWdesa W bblng bron^t np' *o lore
caiM of Pidtoe Reitole today wunoon and alter the buslneBs snssinn : one aaothat ;Cb tbfk of the comfort
fled the satoanlteepen who ipfuaed to
the club adjo«raeis?ut of respeet lor •sd imipplite Bf others and to scat­
shut BP thutr ptacee of boslaeM TsasMks. M. B. C, Batea, one of (he char- ter sansfebe all akng the way.
day When nqaasted to do so.'to sp­
Her jfedba Cheer, which aha ha* 41s
ter members of Gt« clhb. w^ .imued
passed to^ raadets of her himbsad e
away this morning.
mbUoui^ has brought her very
The lOIlawiBg committee was
in TneWay's article it waa
pointed hy the chair to draft reselii- near to the.jinotbers and bouaewlvee.
orren Butchtos' had pnrchswd realdlng to Ward
the Priamry acb
Mra.
was one of the original
tlons of eympathy for the bereaved
theN3^ BlIto.aaloon and waa dolog Tenth
and Union
family: Madamee Bl. 8. Pratt, 3. A. charter mi^r* of the Oonfragntionbualneaa under BDis’ Ueease.
Mr.
MontagM, L. Reberts and B. C. De«- sj ditu^. Only two-of theee memHntchtoa has contiacte, reodpts and
bir% now remain. To her church she
delegates
to attend a repitbtten city .
pres.
.
other papers provtog that ha Is only
The rmsommandaUon. of the board has «*«r Pmu loyal and though for
EBUa’ agent and la not nnintog ths cenveDUon, called tor nnsday.
March 23. IMS, and also tor tte nom^
that the annua] elecUon be held the tffiyrieal tassons riie baa been unnble
bnsineaa tor himself. All goods are g^on of candidates tor wart oCDeees
last meeUng in May and that qte time to attend the serriess la reemit yearn,
ordered in EUls’ name and are paid to aaid ward, and the tzanaacdlcm of
sqch other butociu aa may oome be­
for U^e payment of teh manual due* be her heart ^ been In the work and
for by him
•
fore the cauens.
eV has fbUowed
changed from April to the first
At the Ume Hutchina took char^
A. B. COOK,
thou^
and
prayn.,
She
took
great
March, was adopted.
is was gwerally understood that he
y A. B. CURTIS,
The club voted to accept the oOer pleasure in.-heaiWthe plans for the
had bought tbe place but aa it is, he
G. W. SACSETT,
Ward Committee.
of the rooms In the new aty Library new chui^ wUA la in couras of
Intends buying it when the licenses
Dated Man* U, 1906.
building and a coounlttee ooaalkifig oonstractioB. Amc^ Mrs. Bates’ dear­
expire. May 1.
ot Madames Desprea, J. H. MoOoagh, est friends w« thqse who attended dis­
..
wart No. 4.
trict
e^KMl
nndS
her
toetmetlon
and
Traverse City Tent, No. 871, K. O.
Martin. J. .McIntosh, H. itontagne and
A repubUcau canena of -the voUn
' -- -8 of her Sun­ •DEDEEEEEDDDEDEEEE T. MM.. wUl enjoy a dance and snp- realdlng to Ward NO. 4. win be h^ at :
H. C. Davis to purchase t^aira.
the engtoe house, ooner Casa Areet
Madames me. Oflh^ HcUlday day school slssa in the early days. *.
ADDmONAL LOCALS.
and Lake Avenno cm Tneeday oventog
nl^ to Foresters hall to
and Bachant were appointed to ^k None ever hkve bpt the kindest and
March 21. 1906, at 7:30 o’<3oaL-fOT the
■m^t loving Wordq for her.
up the matter of a piano. .
and their fSmlUes are in­ purpoee erf electing 12 dtde^trt to at­
Mrs. Bates waa a charter member
vited. A good time and a large ab tend a republican city convention oallThe program which was' to bi^
0. J. Broadway of- Waxford
tenduce U aasored. Fifty cents wiu ed for Thnraday. March 234906. and
been given this aftemocm. will orol^ ; the Ladles’ Uhtary assoc
the rity today on bnslneea.
ably be given at one ot tbe wclal
be barged for dance and supper. One also for the nomtoaClon of caodSlatea .
MiM Carrie Levi of Wexford was In of the featnres of the erenlng wlU be for ward otOeern to said -ward, and the
gatherings of the club.
tranaacdon ot tuch othm bnctoess as
the city today to do some teading.
a program of literary and mualctl may come before the canens.
Mrs.
Ella
Hall
IS one erf the 0
P. D. MARVIN,
numbers.
HHt«
B; H. POP®,
Ot the Michigan Woman’s Press as­ waa in the city on buslneas today.
J. A. MONTAGUE,
The Eaetsm Star masquerade which
sociation whidi was organised tn this
WASHINGS WANTED—Mea’t
Ward Committee.
TO BE ESTA84.1BHED BY COLUM­ dty. After the death ot Mis. Lnelnda was planned for this evening, has been' and ladies. Traverse City Steam LannDated Manm ll, 1905.
W. T. Bures, prop.
S70S4f
BIA TRANSFER CO.'
Stone, Mra. Bates succeeded her as indefinitely postponed.
The Primary Union Sunday eehoel
boBorary president of the organUatlon.
Be sure and start your spring bouse
b
workers will meet at the Disciples cleaning RIGHT by having
Mrs. Bates was an honorary m«
n 4ntei^ in the
b
bouse
of lYmverse Bay. hive L. O. T. MM. church Saturday afternoon at 3:30.
painted and year wall paper bung
. .. 5 wUl be h
KiUH'r by the KiGHT workman at B. J. Haas’ store. 901 Washington
The H^e Ouarda art preparing
“Along Traverse Shores,’’ stories ot
street, on Tneeday evening. March 21,
the RIGHT |«iceB
euppw
to
be
held
Wednesday
evening
the
Orsad
Ttaverss'
region
and
**A
Next Monday morning; Will -Bennie,
STRONG AND OBAT, the proceeds of which will be used for Cor. Boardman Are and Eighth Sts..
who severed his eonnecUon. with tbs FeW" Verses for a Few raeods” v<
mlsaloaary' purposes.
Pboue 627.
.370542,
Ferris Implement Co. Wednesday hooka written by'nnd oompHed
Mrs. B. R. fiwIR of Edmors passed
night, win take an Interest in the Co­ Mrs. Bate* and ber late friend and
City Opera House dance, Monday the otfinInaHoB of candidates for ward
throat
the city today on her way to
almost'-life
Icmg
compsnlon.
Mary
K.
lumbia Transfer Co., making the part
ev«^ig,^^March
»th,
pna
by the office •
Kingsley
for
a
visit
with
rriattves.
nership consist of bknself and Frank Buck. These volumes have had an
e before tbe c
Mrs. 8. L. Peek of Maple Ctty was i
mi for both 60c.
LAbpn. tbe present proprietor. Th< extenMve' sale had are hi^Iy prised
L. K.
company will put on. In addljkm to by many peeple.ln this region where the city today en route to her home,
both of the writers have been sudi uni­ after, some Ume speid vUlUng
Frankfort
versal favorites.'
Try “DULUTH MPEBHAL" Spring
Wheat
nour,—makes
most,
lightest
Mrs. George Trimble of ThompeonMrs. Bates’ latest literary work has
The first car load ot Schaeffer's
and whitest bread.
37064f
beeh the CMntftlatkw of a Young Peo­ vllle arrived In the city today tor a
Pianos nre being placed in OrlnneU
ple's Hlstory-jr Michigan, vMch Is vialt with her eon, L. B. Trimble of
The CeloneF* WaUrlee.
Bra.’ todny. Michigan’s Leading Mu­
now being pulii^ed In serial form lu Union street
colonel John M. Fuller, of Honey
sic House, 159 B. Frtmt straL •02tf
' 'The First National bank hae an In­ Grove, Texas, neariy met hla Water­
tbe BeraliL
Mrs. Batea;.Vas closely idwtified teresting report in this paper whl-rh loo, from Liver and Kidney trouble,
Try some of the fresh baked goods
is deserving of a careful perusal by to a recent letter, he says: *-1 was
with
the
his^|i7.or
this.region,
from tfawlletrcdt bakery at 233H East
nearly dead, of these complaints, and,
business people.
although I tried my family doctor, be
Front, also 529 Randolph street knew evM7tM|yaDf nearly everybody
Sunday evening- at the Salvation did me no good; so I got at 60c bottle
knew her. -JAkays cordial, the clasp
Goods delivered free.
S706t3
ot her hang jm that of a friend. One Army meeting In the Ladles’ Ubrary of your great Hlectric Bitters. whlA
cored
me. I consider them the best
imrUczriarii&M^ trrit.was her fond­ hall, two babies will be given away to
medicine on earth, and thuu ood
the Salvation Army and to God.
MISCELUtNEOUB.
ness for'SBWL Every little
who gave yoo the toigwiedge to make
Mrs. Collin Smith ef'Grand Ra|^ them." Sold, and gQanntoed to enrei
akMig tbe^krsatCoved "Aunty" Bates
61.000^tmn earned
industrious as they d) felt privileged to call he.-. arrived in the city this noou to spe<td Dyspepsia,- BlUonsnesa and Sidney
Christian man or woman, Send ad- But thexsiwas^no dividing line after a few days as the guest ot Mrs. M.
ue, by G A.’ Bngbee. The BanCMxeas^o4ie
dressed stamped envelopi.
.r par.
Drag Store, C. B. bhuer. drug­
ticulars to Hon. Robert Doan,
ex­ an, there Vabilat kindly feeling for SmlUx of Bast Fifteenth street
B, exgist, at 66c a bottle.
Im-Thmw were about 75 present at the
member Ooogress, Colorado Build­ all whl(%hite^iiUaeUvely-feeIa when
ing. Waahington, D. C.
37024-16
pedro party given by the Foiestera
they coM
preaenee ol a
Ity “DULITTH agHMAL" Spring
son whohasnoaffiliarian with discord. Mooday evening instead ot only IS as Wheat noar.-^nakes most, lightest
and whitest bread.
8706-U
While Ibis rericn. thU community Tbe Dally Eagle ^ve It Tueaday.
Owing to the death of Mrs.M. E. C.
and the wide circle of personal Yriends
have increased so much that I gn
Tbe first car load of Sdueffer-s
Bates, the IttriUUtms tor the party
compelled to put oc a ■street hack. will miss Mr^ Bates more than words
can express, s^ will be moat^mlssed to be given by Mrs. O. C. MoffaU and Planoe are being placed to Orinnell
CUnd will be at Morgan's bam. teleBra.’ today. MlehlgBn’a Leading Mu­
from the home where she has always Mrs. W. a Holden, were leeaUeiL
Think to scod your lanpdry
pbeneNo. S. Will also have tbe
lit court will convene Monday sic Honse, 169 E Front streeL ’02tf
been adviser and One of the most lov­
end back ready at stable for any
.■ra calls that may come in. Satlt
n at 1:30 tn adjourned session
able ol companions.
Don’t
fall
to
the
beautiful
tiou guamnteed In all caae*. 364S4f
and Judge Chittenden of Cadillac will Schaeffer Planae m
a sale at Ortfbe 00 tbe bench, owing to Judge nell »oe.
8706-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on penonal prop­ 9 CORRESPONDENCE
Mayne's absence.
.
erty, In sums to suit 1. Newland, •
Reese, the monkey in the Cevle Ci­
FROM ELK RAPIDS. »
Will Rennie has severed hia cenneeroom 603 New Wilhelm Woe*, fifth
gar Co.'s store, was an Irishman to-, tlon with the Ferris Implement Co.,
floor.
336641
day and wore a bright green necktie and will embark in other business
113 weal Front
E3k Rapids. March 17.—Repairs are of ribbon but he was qol very patrio-'
WOOD, COAL and Ih^ylng. Both
He did not enjoy having anything
going merrily ou at the plant ot the
a4A£AAAAiAAA££AAAAAAAAA
Cough Settled en Her Lungs
Elk Portland Cement £ Ume Oo., and around bis ne^ *nd hla screams would
“My daughter bad a
a terrible
—-cough j
to expedite matters, a night crew has hare caused, rae to thick be had
■hlch e ••• ■ a her lungs," says .v. *
been put on. erecting ooacrete founda- Orangeman ideas.
.•^niM,ll
rille, AIL.
IlL "We UlCti
tried aa d
EXAAMNED FREE,
About twelve member* and efficere great many remedies without relief,
iloiA for the sew machinery, the inetanathm of which wlH soon bq In or­ of the lAdy Buboes spent a rerj (mtu we gave ber Foley’s Htmey ana
Traverse
yesterday at Mrs. Tar which cured ber." Refuse snbstlame on it der. A carload of Newaygo oemert
tnes. 8(dd by B. 8. Walt £ Sons, eodv
Mable
White’s
oo
Wellington
street
gen’s ban was received Wednesday to be used
That are Guaranteed to Cure
and receive reward.
In the fotmdntion work. The altera- Tlie time was spent to playing cards
Beadachea, Straighten OroaeTry “DULUTH EMFEBIAL" Spring
Byee and Beatore Perfect Vision.
Dainty refresh­
tloDB are being looked after by En­ and other games.
Wheat Flonr,—makes most, lightest
gineer Kmrup of New York, who has ments were served.
and whitest bread.
8706-if
About 25 of the friends of Mis* Bea­
had years of pracUcal experieni
tbe cement business both in this coun­ trice Clyde surprised her at ber home
try and his nsUve home. Denmaric. U on West Eaerentb street Wedoesday
Is hoped to have everyttilng in work­ evenlog. Tbe evening was spent in
ing condition someUme In May. When playing games and listening to musical
dainty
the mill Is Inoeased to iu full c
ity. It will consume 125 tons of oosl. were eerved. It was a late hour when opera boose Thursday evening, March
S3, 1906, at 7:30 o'clock.
426 tons ot rock and clay, and produce the gnesta returned to their homes.
Ward No. 1 will be entlUed to 30
A deal ha* ^en made, bet Is not yet delegates; Ward Na 2 wUI be entlUe
1.406 barreis of cement every 24 hours.
W. H. Sameuls was quite serioasly closed, whereby William -Davidson ot to 22 delegatee: Ward No. 3 wll; b
to 32 delegatee; Ward No.
hurt Tuesday evenhg by being ptach- Grawn wIU asaume WHUm BIooS- enttUed
to IS delegatet; Ward No. 6 to 2
ed between, a oouple of logging can good's hrif intmust to the Uttle Tav­ delegates. A total <rf 109.
You can do the aeme If you follow
which be WAS In the act of coupling. ern and will be to partnership wito
B. R. M’OOY,
ir euggastiene In our market lettera
his brother, Robert Daridpoif, who is
Chairman City Committee.
He was removed to his home, and
Pertlec with emell «e well a* large
phystciaas called, who made him as now a member of tbe present firm.
meaite can IncreaM thair lecomee by
comtortabie -as poaslble umder the dr- Robert Daridson wlU rah tbe Tavern
Inverting at once. fiSOAO marglne 10
cumetances. "Bllly’a" many friends alone about a month, when bis brother
shares stock 6r 1J1M budiele of «ri»eat
will come here.
hope for his speedy recovery:'
.. and those ihteniUti^
leeing to worit with the ropubUcan party, are and en advance of te'n points will iMke
F. U. Brett ha* engaged a hanMi
Invited to participate to the you gfOOOO profit for every MMO hirepairer and a tinner, and thoee In tttelr goat, Billy, who to a common cordially
eanenses called below, In their re­ verted. Acoeuirti of gSOOO and upot work in either of theee lines sl^ on Front street, today,
spective wards. All these eanenses to wards ere accepted..
tfHte for our dally market letter, v
can be aceuDOteted by oousulUng at the O. R. £ L depot when tba 11:1D be held on Tuesday evening. March
train waa due to leave and a passeo- 21st. there wfu be elected to e»' free of cart for the asking.
..
Brett, the hardware man.
ward three member* to serve on tJ
Miss Hetan .R. Glldtag, formerly as- ger gave him some candy. Billy city committee tor the ensnlag year.
rl
stant preeepttedk to the Eelk Rapids promptly foUowed the. passenger up
Tbe chairman and secretary of each
B6 LeSdt UntLOkafp.
tbe
steps
and
into
the
coach
but
as
ward
caucus
will
certify
promptly
to
high school, who has spent the past
few mouths at Rock Island, Texae, Ir be bad BO ticket waa put off before the secretary of the city committee
the, names of the delegates elected m
pow at Harvey, ID. la a letter to a tbe train etorted.
their respective wards to attend the
Wilbur E. Campbell, erf Northporc, city convention to be held Thursday
friends, nas GtidJog ssya, ’Tm wanevening, March 33rd, 1906.
4«ring bMk to dMT -old - Mtohlgsn, ssaed through tb
'It
also requested
each
wt
. to-................
-- that
--..i ward
way
to
Chicago,,
1
ohtd] la the best ^aee after all."
elegatlon elect one member ot t
delegation
manager of U
Miss Florenoe Lett ot this place,
nmittee oo credentials;
the Union'News Co., relative to
who was tthsB Blek at TpfUanU..when
tuber of the committee oo permait organisation and order of buslshe has been attmsdlng eehoo), is now placing 26,000 to 30.006 copiee of The
reooTertof.dnier tte treataemt trf Ann Uax magastoe on sale monthly, with
Arbw s omtoent - phystotona.^ Her the raflway
bh
their
enUre
territeey,
whirii
mbtacee
•wHher. ^ H. C. LoH. M with her.
Sam n^^cr- end fUflOy are no ; neariy every rellsrio to the United the Grunge ball on Casa street on
- • .
Tuesday evening. March 21, 1966, at
•toely tf ilia Arank,aowe tomae net States.
ir 5<s* nr* nblRA B««br It will
7:30 tor the purpoee of electing twenty
the Cemi^ ndietf ^aUdtage
drflbgitca to attend a repobhean dty
8FSC1AL.
pay yon t» lavMtiSnto.
gad'pupHs o( the pubm called for Thursday, -March
Kissee, the Meent kted, tor 10 oento
---------prwved pa toturssb
and also for4he pmntoatlon
ta* nogtltf. jr wage, drills; ctoas
warTad^the tt
orelsea. vbMtdUcu. etc., which will be
given at tbs eM>a"hcnae on Saturday
Try "DULUTH DOOtlAL’’
/heat note
and -wUtaat
grade
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