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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19
|. M. JONES & CO.,
POPULAR CLOTTIITIIfS
For SALE.

For SALE.
,.E.n - -- E.lo-
FOR SAI4E-A lot of now buggics. phae-
tons surveys and harness at cost. Lar
enlons Stables. Franklin ana Caroline
street. 20
HANDSOME souvenir boxes. containing
SIX ladies' linen hemstitched handktr-
chiefs. with hand embroticrel tetlh!s.
in Old English letters, only 10 cents q
box Franklins, 1910 Texas avenue. u
SOME fine Jersey COWS fresh in milk. for
sale, at Holman dairy farm. For partic
ulars. address j. B. Holman, Weimar
Texas. "
FOR Encyclopedias Britannica, fun
sheep n!ndiag. cheap for cash. Address
=. o. box No. 49, Beaumont. Texas. -
WHO WANTS about $50 head stock cows
Address Buck Bros, Elgn, Texas u
FOR CHEAP TOYS and notions so 10 the
Boston & and 10 cents stand corner Man
and Congress avenue: ..ss
CEDAR CHESTS make GOOD Xmas gifts;
just received large invoice OF assorteu
sizes; the only sure moth eNtingu shei
cali aud examine. +. lll!g, ll6 Main. ~
FANCY rattan and upholstered rockers.
fancy tables and other odd pieces OF iur
nitufe suitable for Christmas gifts,
cheap for cash al +. lllig's, L6 Ma n
street. "
0ONsHIN or Mandarin ORANGES 1000, 3
years. budded on trifolIata, hardy as
I've oak for the coast country; 81 each,
will bear fruit the first year. a. Nhita.
ker 503 Travis. ~
FOR sALE-Cheap, 60 feet 10 inch i-ply
rubber betting at 22H cents per foot. +.
o. icl1ner, Bastrop, Texas. II
FOR SALI,-Cheap. One 1s-inch 'French
Burr Queen Of the south girls: mill,
good as new; been run eight days. i.
o. ELMER. Bastrop Texas i.
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YOUNG GERMAN, experienced office
man, bookkeeper, speaking and writing
English, German, and French perfectly.
desires work of any kind. moderate
wages Address 1905 this office. a
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IrED-To contract for turning turf
II acres Of loan land. X. I. Flew
kst, 40 Austin street, Houston. ~
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correspond with parties controll-
I'm 10 OWG acres of good land II
|systern Texas. Address box Sa3.
=. Texas. "
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WANTOD--A place as servant or cook by
young German woman in Respectable
family Apply or address Nj. k., thls
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IN oDENcRANTZ, p,aniste, re-
sg.nners and advanced , pdp,'s'
n attention to technique an ~ IN ~
n Of music. monthly TERMS 20 AIM
ID dallas avenue. -.-------
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S.A home treatment for uterine
cIIss investigate, a, 1872 Ping build
ay attendants from TO 6 u M.
~ and health book free. ~
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CONFEDERATE Soldier in the Civil War
conta MS over 100 vivid battle scenes :,
eat.rely Southern: Endorsed by the Con-
federate Veterans; over 1000 copies sold
in the o.d States last year: real snap
for agents j b. Tr.ppe & Co, Mason
Rock. Houston. If
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WANTED-A young woman to take
charge of dining room In restaurant,
Address Mrs. Hoyle. box 96, Navasot
Texas T.
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FOR RENT-Two.story brick building
suitable for warehouse or store; central
ply e. w. Rutgers, li05 Congress ave
III. 81
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W. l, WEsTPHAL'S Paris mas
IA, H. business is from the Sth moved
navis street: costumes for rent
~Vuer; orders sent all over Texas
"a
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WANTED--First.clas all around COOK,
white man, hotel or restaurant; perfectly
sober; best OF references; In or out OF
city. Address g209, this office. IL
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
l.sL - I.I

w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: A druggist. good
dispenser, prescriDer and manufacturer +
small salary commence, not afraid OF
work. tnany years experience, country
preferred. Anxious, this Office. u
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WANTED-Agents, $50 to $50 week sure
to workers; no capital nasded, new
goods. new plan sells al SIGHT: every
family needs 1t. Household Specially
Co. box IA, Cincinnati, ONO.
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WANTED-Posltion as clerk In grocery
or dry goods store. three years, expert
ence; good references. Address, +. Symes
col Hardy street, Houston. ~
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BUSINESS CHAhcE5.

lli ..-.L,.4au.
ONE HUNDRED and twenty-five dollars
will buy good paine business; no Jo-
nah. Address Cone. this office. Il
FOR sALE-f,on;ents VI seven-room
boarding houie, good location. rent low;
boariers %. The n,ace; reason for selling
will be given. Address 92i9, this office. 20
FOR SALE OR RENT-Renolls House,
formerly called urtei States Hotel;
nov improvements. hot and cold water
In the house: electric lights, bath room;
centrally located, opposite court house;
rents furnished for 500 a month, sample
room, servants room. barn, thirty rooms
elegantly furnishol will sell furniture:
viii take ha.f In real estate and money.
Apply to Joe Fournet, Attorney at Law,
Lake Charles. La, or AIRS A. McG.nly,
Wce'tlake. La, y
FOR sALE-Well established business.
about 5000 stock; good German and Boz
bemian customers: best location In the
best town in Texas rent reasonable fine
brick buildings. Address C. Senle,mann.
trustee. Schulenhurg. Texas. 70
NEWSPAPER plant and franchise in =
city OF 1000 popu,ation good daily and
weekly circulat.ons; paying advertis-
inc patronage: correspondence solc.ted:
Address Lock Box 49,. Corsicara. Tex. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by good cook; can
give best references and satisfaction
want employment In good family. Al,
dress 5. 4. Nj. this office. =
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WIDOW of frst-class eiucaHion and best
Qualifications wishes position as govern
css or housekeeper. no REMEMBRANCE. Ac.
dress Mrs Everett, this office. Il
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WANTED-Immediaie a good coat
maker Address j. l.. Ammons, Bren-
ham. Texas. ~
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,nhs masks. wigs, boards, tights.
n, m suits, &c, 10 let and made to
Nae ns Iexas Costume House. over
~. Ma.h street. H.
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FOR RENT-S,X room cottlge, modcra
improvements No. III POLK street. Ap-
nlv nj No oDl Main street. ~
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FOR RENT-Two furn shed rooms, suit;
able for gersleme1 or might be uscu
Main street. Apply at lici Congress ave.
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WhNTED-Agents in every town within
200 miles of Houston to handle lanniry
york for US. For terms. etc, address -
Packaris Troy Laundry, 9l2 Prairie
avenue. Houston. ~
AGENTS Economy gas burner, caves 40
per cent OF gas, makes large, beautiful
statesmen. General Agency Co., 225 Dear
born street Chicago, Ill. II
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WANTED TO BUY.

.x- Esx.- -,ss h.-lf-
W ANTED-Second hand fnraiture, stoves
end any kind household goods. W u pay
good prices. am no dealer. Send postal
Postoffice Box ~. VIII CAL on you 70
WANTED Pair work horses or mules for
feed Will buy If reasonable a strong
storage battery for Sale al bnrSalt.
Address g28l, this office. -
WANTED-ro buy oyster creek or Brazos
bottom farm: $50 or 100 acres; about
l25 IN cuitiyaNon' modern Improvements :
first-cass land: cheap for cash. Box 81.
NtontROmprv Texas "a
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i,nio know the whereabouts of
!. .Itr. Mary Urhanec. Bohem,an
~ u yetrs old: last heard of
m, soumous, Texas. lef. about two
'ars 'SS. ADDRESS Mag urbanec, East
: - WIN. Ii,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-19

1917 aaLL December %, at Union hall;
|s.rss ady and gent, Toe. single. soc,
a, cs,,0l al descriptions at the
VVs'uine House. 606ia Main street.
L.
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FOR RENT--A nlncty-acre farm at Bon
ney, 1exas. nifty acres under cultivation
i've room house, barn, we'll ETC. VI,
rent without; good Inducements for righ.
man. Address George Wicsner. LNen
rpoi Texas.
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~ N trim every tree in town.
trees trimmed by sending a
vi MEX Green, 1910 Austin street,
=. Texas.
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near Dayton, Liberty county; Il baraaln
at $3.50 per acre. Wilson n Hannah, 2bi
Kan building. n
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/ WILL give $50 to any one securing me
situation, have had Y years business
experience In the North references
II. IS. this office. ~
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WANTED to occupy furnished
rooms al loo, 20, and 25a night: cleanh-
ness ami order our no'to baths are
free. Capital House, Main and Capitol
avenue ~
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FOR RENT-The house and premises cor
ner Main and Rusk avenue belonging to
the estate of Mrs. c. NJ Allon, deceasci
@ W Bocock. A. c. Allen. eXecui ors. u
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WANTED--To work newspaper plant on
shares by experienced publishers capaple
of combined management OF business
editorial and mechanical departments.
Address Enterprise this office. II
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FOR RENT--Nicc six room cottage. mod-
ern convenlences and close IN. Apply
q, w. cleveland, 1896 Milan street Il
Ty1R RL.NT-A handsome eight-rcom resi-
dence with modern improvements, on
corner Texas avenue ana NheneNcrt
street. Apply Il. Browne, oil theneNcrt
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-.s-e.
LARGE front south room. newly pspered
ma furnished with fireplace. hot ami
cold bath, for four young men, at "
.ach per week; no Travis. II
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MECHANICAL engineer. machnist ana
electrician, wants situation aS station,
airy engineer; reliable sober ana wen
recommended Address II. H., Maehin-
list, l4i5 ElySan street ~
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SO TO $50 a month sala.Y and expenses
paid saesmen for cigars; permanent po-
s!tion experience unnecessary. largest
finest line; elegant holiday offerings. w
l.. Kline Co. St. Lolfis. Mo- ~
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A RELIABLE widow. with SCI years,
wishes situation for housework or house
keeper in good family. Mrs. Schinidt,
ClaSco /. U. TeXas. ~
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SITUATION WlANTED--By an all round
printer of eight years experience; single.
young. sober. extra swift colnpositor.
VIII work reasonable. can furnish refer
ences. Address Box $40. care of sui.
WhiteWriphi Texas. ~
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TO RENT--Brazos plantation. go acres.
TO rent; near S.monion. Address Il. r..
Mitchell, Simonton T.. o.. Fort Reno
county. Ut
FOR EENT-One furnished second story
front room far gentlemen. Gail at llll
Walker tt
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O'BRlEN, BORDAGES & OBRlEN,
Beaumont. Texas, attorneys. land agents
and nhstrnctors. have for sale about 47T5
acres of red cypress lands. within seven
miles, ANA many other lands and lots
near Beaumont, Texas. 81
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SITUATION as engineer: experience with
Hight and ice plant: now with ice, light
and waterworks at Agricultural ana Ne
chanicpl college; good machlaist. Adj
dress gl02 III : office. ~
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gLNGR2&NlN5 T IJ'g; {9 sii!5!l

IRON and steel work for buildings,
bridges. roofs. standpipes, etc. des.gn
and estimates free on application The
Gillette Herzog Manufacture ng Co.. NJ
DE Leon Agent. kiam building. Houston.
Texas. 2-27-9i
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SPECIAL BARGAIN--A Main street cor
ner lot. Main street inside lot and n
fine CLAY avenue front. close IN; Il raro
opportunity TO buy choice residence
lot on reasonable price and terms. n. NJ.
Norheet. Iiutchins House. ii
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08

The case OF Allen Kirkpatrick against
John Bloy, one OF the stockholders oil the
Mechanics 4 Miners association, oil Cal
umet, was decided by the Jury yesterday
afternoon in favor of the plaintiff. The
case, while it involves very small sum
in itself, the judgment was tor but Slo
and costs, is one OF 1877 similar cases.
The defendant made a point OF a certain
collision and fraud between attorneys
for the plaintiff and the officers OF the
association, but as Mr.. Kirkpatrick was
not personally responsible. the jury
looked at 1t as matter OF justice. AS
matter OF law, higher court may vie"
the case differently, and there is likeli
hood of the case being appealed to TIT
supreme court. Both attorneys Han
Ghetto and Streeter fought the case hare
and in a manner commensurate with tn
Importance OF it's results. There are sey
eral other intricate points involved in tn
cases besides the one referred to abov
and they are OF interest to every membe
| OF the local bar.
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,y,.,. ~. walters Ask No Odds.

Common as the practice of tipping Is
becoming in this city, there must still
no restaurants in which tips are neither
given nor expected, and among these
must be some, at least, of the beef ana
Means places in the neighborhood OF Park
row / have not been Sc familiar with
these places in recent years as used 10
he wears ago. before they had grown SO
large and when coffee and cakes FUR
n;sbed the chief staple of the food pro-
vided In those days am quite sure
that nobody ever thought of tipping the
walters, and / believe that the same
nractice prevails in them now. ltmigh'
no that waiter would take n tip from
some old customer with whom he wa'
ON friendly terms, but doubt II ne
would take one from casual guest
think if such guest should put III
ON the table the waiter would wipe u
off ON the floor with the cloth Will
which he swabs the table.
The beef and bean places are refresh
inc. not only in the food they furnish
lint in the spirit of self reliant indie
pendence that pervsdos them. Cor
New York Sun
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08
CHURCHES OF GRANADA
rbev Are ut Once Magnificent ana bes
carly, Solemn and Gay.

they Are ut Once Magnificent ana Bog
carly, Solemn aud Gay.
II was in its churches that Thought
Granada at once most magnificent and
heggarlv. most solemn and gay. l know
nothing in France or Italy to compare
With the effect of the cathedral when
the sun stepped streets were le1t' the
leather curtain was lifted and we were
suddenly in darkness as OF night,
great altar looming dimly in far shad-
ows vague, motionless figures prostrate
before il. Their silent ferver IN the
strange. scented dusk gave a clew 10
the ecstasy of Theresa, OF an lgnatius.
| Rnt II was well to turn back quickly
into matter of fact daylight. 10 lnger
was TO be reminded that mystery has It's
nrice, solemnity its tawdriness. In ca
thedral and capilla real If we ventured to
look at the royal tombs at the grille
which even in Spain is without equal
ar the retablos. with their wealth OF or
nament. one sacristan after another KEPT
close at our heels, impudently expect
ant.
II in unknown little church our eye
grew accustomed to darkness, 1T wa
that they might be offended with var
Gins cleaning in silks and jewels, witt
Cbrists clothed in petticoats. And II w
aid once visit the Cartuja it satishe'
J onr curiosity where other show churche
were concerned. The word Cartuja hun
|, upon the lips of every visitor at the dc
tel Roma. Foreigners wrestled hope
lessly with it. Spaniards repeated
tenderly, as if in love with its gaspin
putturals. We never sat down to mes
that some one did not urge us to the ei
7 iovment of its wonders. AT last In Sc
: defense we went The Cartuja's arch
s lecture struck us as elaborate, its dec
ration as abandoned as the gush that ia
sept ma TO it, 1t had not even the anu
inc gayety of Bohemia's rocco. b,
was pretentious and ford in dul
vulgar way, more in keeping with gal
J. ed cafe or popular restaurant. But
this visit my record owes a place, SIN
IL was our one concession to the guild
e hooks commands. 1t pleased us bett
b 70 forget the exaggerated, tortured fai
~ bovance in the kindly twilight
y churches the names of which we new
troubled to ask. Elizabeth H. PENN
in Century.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08

IL is probable that the celebrated SAILS
bury orchestra, Cbicago'sfamous musicai
organization, will give concert both In
Hancock and Houghton. IL all depends
ON whether arrangements can be made
for the Onigaming club to take one OF
the evenings. II the club decides to do
an. the Hancock Y. NJ. c. A. will also
make a contract. August 81 will be the
date at the Y. M. G. A. hall and the ioi-
lowing evening at the club house. Inc
nrima donna of the company is Abby
Rosewood. and she is supported by nj
teen artists in popular concert programs
under the personal direction OF Lew Ii
Salisbury. 1t is to be hoped that ar
rangements will be made to give th'
music lovers OF the Portage Lake towns
the opportunity OF hearing this well
known organization.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08

Miss Virginia Nina Eastman will sing
in concert at the Y. M. c. A. auditorium,
on the evening oiAugust 81 for the bene-
fit of the Methodist church Sunday school.
Miss Eastman needs no introduction to
Portage Lake audience. Her last ap-
pearance proved to be a veritable tri-
umph. Several local singers will assist
at this entertainment in a program,
which will be published later.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08

August 1shas been selected as the date
for cbildren's day at the Onigaming CLUB
house. The arrangements are in charge
Of James r. Dee, and it is safe to say
that the little ones will be afforded a
great day. Pleasure barges will leave
Hancock and houghton at time TO pe
hereafter announced, and a band-prop'
ably the Houghton cornet-will accom-
pany them and furnish music at the clun
house during the afternoon and evening
Fireworks will be provided in proiusion
and the children will revel in bushels o
peanuts and popcorn. The house anc
grounds will be given over entirely 70 .n %,
kids and the older members will vie Will
eocb other in entertaining them.
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Portage Lake News
Reception In Honor of
Mr.. T. B. DunStan
at Hancock.
1t Will Take Place Tonight.
Chicago's Famous Orchestra Likely
TO Give a Concert Mt HOughtOn
and Hancock.

Yesterday afternoon call was circu-
lated for a meeting last evening for the
purpose OF forming Mckinley club in
Hancock and to make arrangements for
a reception OF Hon. r. b. Dunstan on his
return this evening from Grand Rapids,
where he was honored with the nomina-
ton for lieutenant-g overnor The call
stated that all republicans and demo-
Gratis who are dissatisfied with the pro-
ceediDgs OF popocrat convention at Chi
cago were invited to come to the meeting.
Democrats naturally looked askancea at
such an invitation and as a result oil the
| twenty FIVE citizens who assembled at
| the Fire Hall, all were republicans. c. A.
Wright was made chairman of the meet
ing and John j. Echkern secretary. The
chairman evidently recognized that the
call was mistake, at any rate in stat
ing the object OF the gathering, he re-
versed the order of the call and the mat
ter of making arrangements Tor Mr..
Dunstan's reception was first brought up.
A committee of twenty-five citizens,
about equally divided between republi'
cans and democrats, was chosen to have
the reception under it's charge.
1t was decided to spread the knowledge
OF the intention Of the reception az mucf
as possible and to inYite the residents o
the neighboring locations to participate
in the welcoming OF Mr.. Dunstan. Th'
Quincy band was to be engaged and citi
zens are to meet at the engine house a
6:3O, march to Houghton and escort MIR
| Dunstan to Hancock, where it Is the pun
pose to listen to a short address Iron
him, delivered from the balcony oil tn
Northwestern Hotel.
In order to absolve the meeting iror
the baleful influence of the call az niue
as possible the meeting then adjourne
and again organized to carry on
the object OF organizing a Mckinlf
club. C. A. Wright was again mac
chairman and j. j. Eichkern secretar.
Ii was resolved to make this tempo
airy organization of the club and a cor
mittee consisting OF l.. II. Riehardso
W. H. Dodge and q. w. Emery was a
pointed toconier with the temporary OF
GERS on plan for permanently organ
ing the club. Adjournment was tn
taken to Tuesday evening, August 1S.
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Extra.

We are going to give great sale oil
dry goods and clothing, boots and shoes
for the next thirty days, to close out our
summer stock. We want to make room
for our fall stock, OF which we will carry
a big line. Call and be convinced and
look over our stock. We can save you
40 cents on every dollar. The Laurium
Fair, next door to post office.
|. FErNBERG 4 Co.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08
Tho Finlanders'

Mutual Fire insurance company oil
Houghton and Keweenaw counties, or
ganized in 1890 according to the laws OF
the State OF Michigan, will insure proper
ty OF its mem ers. Have paid fire losses
over % 900 during it's existence. The
company paid back during the last year
to sixty-two OF it's members OF hve years
standing 90 per cent OF their premiums.
amounting to s3,502. Will pay back
curing this year on the same rate TO
thirty six members OF Ave years stand
ing 81 ,447. On the first day oil July
the company had Ala MEMBERS sSol,.
$40 worth Of property insured, and
s7,611.27 in treasury. For further par
ticulars apply to the undersigned.
JOHN BLoMovrsT, President.
ALEX LENoNES, Secretary.
Once, 443 Pine street, upstsirs' keo
Jacket.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08

The fourth annual meeting OF the Lake
Superior mining institute will be held
this year at Ishpeming, on August lS,
10 and 20. Further information will be
sent out soon by the secretary, Prof..
+. w. Denton. The leading mining men
and engineers on the lake hold member
ship in this organization, and iSs meet
ings, embellished az they are by papers
on current subjects, are most interesting
and valuable.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-08

The stake money, 500 a side, is up Tor
tho wrestling match tonight at st. Fat
r;cL,s Hall between Michael j. Dwyer
and Dave Loyd and all arrangements
nave been made except the choosing OF
,he referee. and the articles OF agreement
nrovide that officials shall be chosen just
before the contest. That Lloyd Is gooo
man Is proven by the bouts he has
engaged in with the leading men oil the
country. Dryer has met all the leading
middIe.weights and has proven irst'c'ass
among them. The match tonight is sure
90 no a bard-iought one and neither man
10 ooine to have walk away