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The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

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The Delta independent., 1896-06-17

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-04
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
2luoemetue 6artenbau'Q uslteuung
III hamburg 1897.

5eitbem por Sturgeon bas Pro9rdmm err
f6ienen 1T, 1GBt Iib ert Die 8eoeutung Der
na9Itid6rigen 0umburger @arte16au@Nus%
Iteuung bon ii6erfeben. Wa6reno Die btshs@
riaen sIelungen itetS nur
einiqe Sage bauerten unb Oamit ii9 auf bic
OurteQunp Der our Mus~teIungs5ett geraoe
in better 8ultur beFinbli9en Bflan5en Be-
56rGnfen muBten o0sr als Nebsngruppen
GROCER @etpsrbeaMus1eaungen cine be-
f6rdnfte 8ebsutung batten, piro bic 9amz
burger Mus1telung gum eriten W}al pdb>
renb zines gan3en Sommers ben 9drtenball
uno Sbtbau in ben Wtttelpunft elmer be-
beutenben internationalen NusiteQung itel=
len. Wenn audi naturgemGB Die Neu6etten
unb bic in furaen 8liit6enperioben berDorz
rdaenben 8ulturen nur in ben fir3eren be-
Ionoeren NusteGungen geoeigt peroers 10
nerben bod bic 6anbelsgdrtner unO Stebz
6aber in Der permansnten NusfteQung NIT
i6ren 3a6lret9en Wett6eperben cine 5uae
bss 5h0nen bieten. Ser md9tige, berrz
li6e 8arf nit ben in INN gu erri9tenben
arobartiaen 6anen tpirb fir 5u9leute, 2ie6z
baber unb Die Miqtonen blumenfreunbltz
der 8e1u9er Elm ent5iidenoes uno lebrretz
DIES Bib abge6en. @n rein gdrtnerii3en
@raeuqnif1en nirb bic p%ermanente Mus1te
luna &oniferen, anbere immergriine Bflanz
sen, 2aub6Dl5er, S6itbdume, RDien, aus
bauernbe 5tauben, 9a5lien uno Gamma
unb Sommerblumen in un3dbligen Barrie
tGten b%ringen. NuBeroem iperoen in i9r ale
inbuitrie1en @r3eugnife 5ugslahsn, Die
aus 9robutten bes @artenbaues ooer Sb1tz
6aues 6ergefteGt ober gu ibrer 5Drberung
B. ttmmt Iino (Sbter5eugnihe, @eine, infl.
Sbfpeine, 6ru9tfOnieroen, gstrodnete
8lumen unb @rGIer, Sdmereien, 8arten>
pldne, @artengerdt6i6aften, @artenm0oel,
Oungitoffe, 8artenornamente u. !. n.y.. Oas
gomite pirb Iol9e tnbuitrielen Irtttel in
Der ltberaliten @eiie aufne6men, 10 Dap
gsrabe i'm @egsnFab gu ben 9eperbez@usz
~1teQungen, auf Denen au9 Der 9artsnbau
our 8ertretung 3ugelaf1en tpiro, in 9art7
burg fi6 i'm 9ienite unb CUR Solie oes SAT-
tenbuues nit Der @artenhauzN usiteQun9
eine bo3intereKante Snouftriez@ usiteuung
Oer6inoen nirb. Die bet6eiligten Snou@
ftrieqen bes Snlanbeseu n0 M%uslanoes perz
ben petteifern, lire Gr5eugnife bier CUR
ani@auung gu bringen, no i6re 8eit9tt>
gung bur9 bic SntereKenten aler 2anoer
geIi9ert 1T.
Sir ben ltmfun9 Der 8ef9idung biirgsn
nibt nur Der &uf ben 9amburg als Ausz
itequngsftaot 6eibt, ni9t nur bic groBen
preiIe, bon oenen mir glet9 reben peroen,
fonbern Dor Mqem bic auberorbentli9e
Wo6lfeil6eit, nit Der bic 8ei6idung ii6erall
Der ~erfolgen tann. 4Qe 9amburger R9ez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

6urDn, g. 9af., 20. Stunt.
Mn ben Gebafteur Der 2anbtpirtbI6afts
li6en 8etIage.
Sbrem @unI9e, Na9rihten iiber
ben Stanb Der @rnteaust9ten in
bieier 9egenb gu b0ren, entipre9enO,
m09te id Sbnen Solgsnbes mittbeiz
len: Der Weiasn itebt i'm NGgemsinen gut,
bod bat Der tiefer gelegene etpas bonn Maiz
fer %gelittsn; auf ni4t gepfliigtem, nit Pulz
p~ereiien aubereitetem 2anbe 1T er fart nit
llntraut permii9t. Ser @ommerzgfDggen
bat bereits idOn geFiilte, LANCE &ebren unb
1T 5 SUB boot; Die Grnte oerfpri@t alio
cine quite gu tpsrber. Die frii6 9eIdete
@erite 1te6t ausge3ei9net uno au9 Die ipGz
tere @inIaat lGBt cine quite @rnte ertparten;
baI1elbe lit nit benz 9afer Der San. 9as
&orn (Nlais) 1T 1ebr bonn vGutpurm" NIT
genommen unb nod etpus Suriid, neil Die
NG6te ni9t parm gsnu9 tparen. Mtaet
1te6t gut. Sla9s purbe nur tpenig unb
YpGt ge1det, lit aber gut a~ufgegangen, Sas
WieIengros 1T bur9peg einen SUB uno
bcriiber bod unb Iiefert ion1it cine err
gia6ige 9eusrnte.
Die 4isiise nGreamerD" f@idt tpO6sntli9
gegen 5000 PfunO Butter na3 Chicago unb
Stem gort unb b~erfauft mod Diel Butter in
Der @tabt. Nu9 Die rGreamsrD" in Wolz
feb az Msilsn re1tli9 BON 6uron) nnb in
Gapour e Meilen Ditli9 BON bier) ber~
14iden biel Gntter. Die feds Meeilen
norbli9 BON 9uron 9ele9ene &dierei arbei>
tet nit atpsi Yreffen, f%abri5irt Ie6r guten
Safe unb tat fir ibr probutt 9aten 4biaB.
Moae bringt IS Gents bas 8funb, ebenlo
faftn Die 9rsiTe fir anbere proonfte gu
piinI6en iibrig. 9ieies 5riitia6r tit fehr
pisl 8egen %sefallen, iooaB Die artsli1@en
Drummer niht benubt peroen o%irftsn.
M9tungsooa
Sofepb&otber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
Nn oieGeier.

9as sefteigerte Snterefe, tpeI4es iettens
unIerer 2eier bur6 Die Dielen, gum groBen
She'll Ie6rrei9en unb unterbaltenben GU
f9riften Der v8eilage" entgegen gebra4t
ntrb, bereitet Der Gebattion aufri9tige
Sreube, benin es benefit, baB bus eifrige
9treben Der ,SGinOis Staatsz 3eitung" Die
u8eiIage" gu einem unentbebrli9en &atb=
geber auf alien @ebieten Der 2anotpirt6z
i9aft gu g%eftaIten unO BARN ales in einem
fir ben praftii9en 2anOpirtb pi9tigeu
Sinne gu b~e6anbeln, @nertennung uno Nn=
tlang finbet. @ir geben benz Wunf9e Nusz
brud, OuB bteies freunbli9e ~@ntge9entOmz
men unierer uneigenniibigen @%orrefponben=
ten / m me + q a d a bmung fin
ben mDge uno pieoerbolen dufs Neue, BAT
Die Rebaftion ii9 itets re9t gerne Der Mibe
unter5te6t, irgenb pel9e Mdngel in Der
S6reibneiie gu Derbeffern unb bic f6riftz
lt9en @tnienoungen in Die ri9tige Sprm gu
bringen.
@4e fir Die ,,9eiIa9e" be-
f~titnatten 3ni@riftett fttS 81 aSref=
iiret
@nbreas Simpn, .aebatteur
ber~2 a n bm il
Ia g e" ber~SGIinois @taatsz3eis
tung",@bfcagO, Sill
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
Wdben Ger miefen.

@islfa8 lit nod bic @nf9auung berbret=
tet, baB man NIT benz Mqben Der @iefen bis
gum 9amenan1aB Der grdier, iogar Bis CUR
tbeilpeiien @Olreife parten fole, Oamit Die
Wiefe Ii6 felbit pieber beiame. @s lit iebo9
atpe%dmGBiger, cine Wiefe, tpenn ite l~iidenbafz
ten 8e Itanb unb biele l1ntrduter 5ei9t, um=
3ubre6en, gu 9iingen lnb bon neuem ein5uz
Iden. $50 bies ni6t angebt, follte man f6on
na@ benz eriten @9nitt bic geeignete Gu
menmiI6ung aufiden uno bur6 Die 8ieienz
eqqe in ben 8oben b~ringen, bann tommt Die
neue Saat in Solge 6es langiameren 8a6sz
tbums bes 3peiten S4nittes am beiten CUR
g~utpidelung, SeoenfaIs 1T Der BETTE 3eitz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
agricultural supplement.
0nhaIts erseihni6

L. settle: @n sic 2eIer = Suntes Naerlei -
@rief aus Sf6z9afo:a N%0semeine @artenbauz
@uSIsuuns in Samburs -8 rteffa It II: Mon
sierra Deliciosa uebetrie4enbeS Srunuenwaiz
fer = @ittbumSre9t Der S~lpeten Srou = Reiie
nod unb flimatii6e &erbdttniiie in &rsentinien -
9feee pom NepIel6drmen - 6iibnerfranfbeiten =
Gertreibuns uOn 6euereSnietten - 6Iiesen uOu
Siiben ab5ubalten - Der 4ips bet Sibueru - @rs
breden bel Ritbe1.
2. Sette: @inFuB Der Tru6tiOlse uuf sic 9tubz
pflunsen Sdutimpiuns sesen &otblauf bel
Sdweine - Gt,uas iiber ben Ntussn Der 8tenen'
5u6t - 9ie &ortbeile Der SieffuItur = 0urdfa0
BET 8GIbern = SebanOlun9 Der 9unOe"duOe = en>
bau pom 8itmmel -9ie Sebn @ebOte bes Alderman:
nes S3leimise, iaOeuSiebsnbe @il9 Sldtter
unb 8litben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

punt Der grnte beim @ras pie bel anberen
Sutterpflan5en bann getommen, tpenn Die
Mebr5abl Der pflan3en in Der 8liitbe ite5t.
3par bermebrt Ii9 Bis @nbe Der 8lut1e3ett
Die Pflan5enmaie, aber Oas Sutter piro
bol8iger, f9nerer berbauli9 unb g~eringer
i'm 5utterpertb. 3uglei6 leiOet Der Na9z
puAs, iooaB Der 3peite g9nitt ~Derringert
pirb; audi Die Oihtigfeit Der 9rasnarbe
ldBt na3, in 5Olge beflen iib lei6ter l1ntrduz
ter einitelen. Man tparte besbalb nit Dem
W}Gben ni9t LANCER ais bringenb n0t6ig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

benb. 9apon gingen acknowledgements
116 0uBenb nieber na9 Guna6a 5uriid,
lpGbrenb Der 8eit gr0Btentbeils na4 ben NIT
teldmerifanif9en Staaten unb na9 Weitinz
bien ausgefibrt purbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Die SabresberfammIung bes Nattonalz
GOngrefies Der Sarmer ptrb, nadA6er @ntz
f3eibung bes @recutibzG omites, i'm Septemz
Der in Snbiunopolis, Snb., ituttfinben.
Wd6renb Der leBten Wo9en pafItrten San
Nntpnto, Seras, 4 Bis 6 lqnge @iienbabn>
Siige nit S9peinen auf Der Sur9fabrt mad
MericO, %tpOIelbIt fir @8peine bObe Preiie
eraielt perben.
Sn 95 aus SO Counties i'm @tdat Sopa
perben Butter unb &diefabrtten betrieben.
8on ben beim StadtszM izGommiKdr
ongemelOeten gtabliTements bieIer Mrt MAJ
rem ga &dfefabriten, 20 fabri5irten Safe
un6 Butter unb Die iibrigen Butter alein.
Die probuftipn Der Observation-Disclosures
soes @eitens mar in Der eriten 6dlfte bie1er
@ommerzS aifon UNI A PrO3ent grOBer, ols
i'm bOrtgen Sabre. Die 6auptz 3unabme lit
in Der 6abritatiOn bon @3mal3 gu Dsraei4z
men, pel4es prObutt in 6oGge beien aud
bebeutenb i'm Preiie ~geiunten lit.
Sn Solge elmer bOl itdnbigen Mtbernte fir
!6eu in Srantrei9 1T btefes sSabr in ben
8ereinigten Stadten cine groBe Na9fraqe
nab 9eu CUR &usfu6r na9 Sranfrei9. Mu6
tpirb in Nep Yort bon fran5Ofi9en @rporz
teuren bel Safer aufgetauft, in @rpartung
zines f9pa9en @rntez@ rtrdges in europa.
Sn Gnglunb 1T bic 9euernte glei4fuqs cine
febr geringe.
Inter ben 4uIpicien bes &od &iDer Sarz
mers' Club tpurbe am 17.Suni auf Der prG9z
tigen 9etmitGtte u. 8. Subb's in Der NGbe
BON 9iron, See @ountp, 81, elm frOblihea
5drmerzPicnic abgebalten. Sin f9madz
batter Sm6iB nuroe unter i6uttigen 8duz
men auf benz &a1en ausgebreitet. 9err Subj
1T PrdfiOent bes ~genannten SarmerzGlubs.
In benz picnic nabmen etpa $50 Perfonen
RbetI.
Sas 9iitritts : @ppeuationsgeri6t in
Bdf6ingtOn bat bisier Sage entf9ieOen, bab
bas 9eieB, pelbes ben @ertauf pom OleOz
margarin nun in @efdBen, tpel3e NIT Der
8e5ei6nung. n&unitbutter" martirt iino,
g%eitattet, contitutioneG lit. Sin Butter
bdnoler Namens Sames s. Spiter bate in
Bafbtngtpn DEFENDERS ben 8ampf gegen bic
uebertreter bes @efebes aufgenommen, be-
rem 3abl in Iebter 3eit INNER bdufiger unb
bersn &ibnbeit INNER grOBer purbe.
X X X
Die 3olbeamten in ben Derf3iebenen
@infu6rbdfen Ganaba's iinb bur9 Die &ez
gierung in Sttapa bena9ri9tigt ppr6en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Die 3o1beamten in ben berf3iebenen
@infu6rbdfen ganaba's iinb bur9 bic &ez
gierung in Sttapu bena4ri4tigt tpOrSen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

8Gbrenb Der Iebten @o9en pafiirten San
Nntonio, Seras, 4 Bis 6 1qnge @ifenbabnz
5iise nit S9petnen auf Der 9ur9fabrt mad
MertcO, pofelbf fir S9peine bObe Preiie
eraielt perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Sn 95 aus SO Counties i'm 9taat Soma
tperoen Butter unO &diefabrifen betrie6en.
Son ben benin StaatszM =@ommi7dr
ongemeloeten Embellishments biefer Dirt tpdz
rem GA &Gfefabriten, 20 fabrisirten 8dis
un0 Butter unb bic iibrigen Butter aIetn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
8untes QHerIei.

Die SabresberfammIung bes Nationalz
GOngreffes Der 5armer pirb, nadAber @ntz
13eibung bes @recutibzG omttes, i'm Septemz
Der in indianapolis, Snb,, ituttfinben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
Brief aus Suo=D afota.

0uron, g. 9af., 20. Stunt.
On ben &e0utteur Der 2anbpirtbi9afts
Iirhpn 0piInnp
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08

Ginem ieben 2eier lit bas &e6t einge=
rdumt, ii@ briefli3 ober miinbli9 an bic
8eoaftion nm Nusfunft iiber beItimmte
Punfte gu tpenben, ipel4e, iotpeit bas in UNI
ierer Nfa3t liegt, gepd6rt tperben pirb.
Nnfragen, benen ni9t Der g2ame unb bic
genaue &breiIe bes Srdgeitelers beigefiist
itnb, perbep ni3t beantnortet.
Die Rebattion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-08
so. 9nbrnu1te. = 5taennmer 2s.

6aus i6r Gigentbum, ober bat fe MIR Der
@ebrau9 buDon, pGbrenO fie Iebt9 Skinner
i6re 8erpanbtsn na9 ibrem SpOe Nnfprud
barauf MAIDEN, ober fam fe Ielber aui
irgenb cine Dirt barii6er berfiigen?
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04

ished with no metal visible, but they are
also mounted In silver, plain, enameled or
gijdod. Kid cbatelaine bags and belts arc
seen in all colors, and tho mountings are
frequently Of inc steel, instead Of gold or
silver. These are worn with walking
gowns.
Small, gathered bags are still much car
ried, but are more for use than ornament,
chatelaines being now more popular. Sill
yer backed brushes, combs and hand mir.
rors have now . formidable rival In fine,
decorated china, which Is employed In the
same way. It Is heavy and clumsy TO
handle, besides being fragile, and for real
use Is not particularly desirable. Silver Is
also heavy and furnishes at once II the
transparent lacquer Is removed as IL is
sure to be by use. II one can afford lux
urious bureau fittings, real ivory Is the
most satisfactory material for them.
An illustration is given Of bodice OF
opal silk, with woven spots Of rose. 1t Is
CLOSE fitting and has short, rippled
basque. The bodice opens over a chemi-
sette having a double frill OF rose silk
gauze, and the collar Is of the same ma
terial. The revers are Of black astrakhan,
and q narrow astrakhan border edges the
basque and the cuffs OF the gigot sleeves.
Full epaulets of otter plush cover tho top
of the sleeves, and the belt is OF plush,
fastened by paste buckle.
JUDO CHoLLET.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04
EPwoRTH LEAGUE.
Lesson For the Week Beginning March o.
Comment by Rev. w. J. Yates. A. M.
Topic. Preparation For TemptA-
ton and How 20 Meet II

SCRIPTURE READINa.-Math. Nv, a. z. 10;
xvi. al; Mark I. ell
Temptation is not necessarily an OWL.
1t is incidental TO human existence and
unavoidable. II may be made to yield
the richest fruits of righteousness. IL
makes possible the maturing OF inno-
cence ipto virtue. 1t opens the doors in
TO knowledge of good. 1t aids in solidi-
Anation Of purpose into permanence and
fixes the unalterable basis Of character.
Only thus can the creature attain TO the
full stature of the true manhood Of
Christ, the realization Of the divine
likeness in man. Preparation for temp
tation is best made by learning the Will
Of God concerning us by study Of the
Bible. The mastery Of the purpose
Of God concerning us, the saturation OF
the mind with ScIiptural truth till one
comes TO think in spiritual language,
constitutes the best safeguard against
falling by temptation. No fence is high
enough to keep temptations from the
heart. No walls are thick enough TO
prison the tempter. The only safety 10
in knowledge of Gods truth, and pow
or, and promises, and such deep and
constant indwelling Of the Holy Spirit
that the desires will ever run side by
side with knowledge of the right.
II one is filed in mind with the word
Of God and filled in heart with the Spir-
il of God, he can then understand the
meaning of that great Christian James
when he says. Count it all JOY, breth-
rem, when ye fall into divers tenpta-
tions, knowing that the trying Of your
faith worketh patience. Paul also says,
"We glory in tribulations, knowing that
tribulation worketh patience, and pa
thence experience. and experience hope,
and hope maketh not ashamed, because
the love Of God is shed abroad in our
hearts by the Holy Ghost which is Civ
! en- unto ms. -
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04
The FIN laDders-

Mutual Fire lnsurance company OF
Houghton and Kew eenaw counties, or
ganized in 1890 according to the laws Of
the State OF Michigan, will insure proper
ty OF it's members. Have paid fire Losses
over 81, 900 during its existence. The
company paid back Turing the last veal
to sixty-two of it's members OF five years
standing SO per cent OF their premiums
amounting to $3,s02. Will pay bach
during this year en- the same rate to
thirty-six members Ct five years stand.
ing 81, 447. On the drst day OF this wear
the company had 344 members, s2o7,-
40 worth OF pro ,erty insured, and
80, 594. IL In treasu y. For further par.
ticulars apply to the undersigned.
JOHN Biz MQvisT, President.
ALEX LEINoNEN, Secretary.
Office. 443 Pine street. upstairs, Red
Jacket
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04

workman uarou Assay
"Well, / shall go to court" said the
lover in despair. Harsh as our mis-
tress Is. she cannot fiil 10 be moved by
the tears and the beauty Of Jacinta. She
will retract. for a few hours at least,
this cruel edict which has caused our
trouble"
1t was not without difficulty that he
persuaded the young girl to let him take
her 10 the palace. She did not like 70
show herself and asked II what use
would be mirror, only TO impress her
more deeply with her misfortune. But
when be wept her heart was moved, and
she consented to please him.
"What is all thisY" said the wicked
queen. "Who are these peoples And
what do they wanty'
"Your majesty, you have before yon
the most unfortunate lover on tho face
Of the earth.
"Do you consider that good reason
for coming here to annoy me?"
Have pity on me. "
"What have ! TO do with your love
affairs?'
IF you would permit a mirror
The queen rose to her feet, trembling
with rage. who dsres TO speak to me
Of a mirrorf' she said. grinding her
teeth.
"Do not be angry, your majesty.
beg of you. and deign to hear me. This
young-girl whom you see before you. so
fresh and pretty, il the victim of a
strange delusion. she imagines that she
is ugly"
"Well." said the queen. with a ma
licious grin. "she is right. never saw
a more hideous object. "
Jacinta, AT these cruel words, thought
she would die of modification. Doubt
was no longer possible; she must be
ugly Her eyes closed; she fell on the
steps of the throne in deadly swoon.
But ValeDtin was affected very differ
emily. He cried ont loudly that her maj
esty must be mad to tell such lie. he
had no time to say more. The guards
seized him, and at sign from thenneen
| the headsman came forward. He B'al-
ways beside the throne, for she might
need his services at any moment.
"Do your duty" said the queen,
pointing on. the man who had insulted
her The executioner raised his CLEAN.
ing AZ just as Jacinta came to herself
and opened her eyes Then two shrieki
| pierced the air. Ore was cry Of joy,
for in the glittering steel Jscinta saw
herself. so charmingly pretty, and the
other a scream of anguish as the wicked
soul of the queen took flight, unable &c
bear the sight of her face In the i'm
promptu mirror. From the French in
| Short Stories
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04
HE BUYS NO MORE.
His weakness For Valuable Paintings Was
Severely Crushed.

severely Crushed.
There is n certain Queen City mnn who
Is fond of being considered man with
taste and advanced ideas, especially on the
subject OF paintings. He always makes q
big attempt at talking about different
schools and getting in line with prominent
artists of the city and dabbles now and
again In tho color box himself, with moro
or less success. He spends all the money
his wife allows him for lunches on prints
and saves up to get picture every year.
Last year he was sitting in his office
he deals In real estate-waiting for some
thing 60 happen, when a man with q
bulky bundle under his arm entered and
asked II he were Mr.. Jones, the gentleman
be had boon directed to call upon. Mr..
Jones acknowledged the allegation, and
the visitor proceeded to business by I'M
wrapping a picture and presenting 1t TO
the art lovers view.
"This is one Of the last works Of -"
said the man, whispering famous artists
name-a man who has made q reputation
and three fortunes at least from his i'm
pressionistic color work 81 came by II
no matter how. am willing to sell ID to
get rid Of Ii, as need the money. 1t Is a
most remarkable picture. See? And,
having held it right side up, he turned 4,
upside down quickly and pointed at the
painting again.
1T IL two pictures In one. There wal
the meadow scene, with dark blue and
black grass. Here Is storm at sea. II
was freak OF the artists, and there Is nc
duplicate of It in the world. Ten years
from now 1t will be priceless picture
Yet I am willing to let It 90 for song
O mere bagatelle. One hundred dollars
| takes 10. Will you be the fortunate manp
Jones jumped ct the chance, and the
visitor disappeared with the 500 ant
| without the picture. A few days latel
Jones held little reception Of choice
spirits to take look ut his find" ant
| told them the story.
"well," said one of them, man WHIT
| knows, "it was q pretty tale he told you
but I think he got paid for both thos'
| pictures he spoke Of. The thing is quit
as good upside down as otherwise, but yor
paid two prices for 1t, my boy. Look OF
the back. That canvas was never outside
Of Cincinnati"
Jones doesn't buy any more impression
istic pictures from unknown men now
though they contain dozen differen
views on one oanvas.-Cincinnati Tribune
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04

1t is perhaps reasonable to note that
the ,anti-iusion law applies eoua Iy
to village elections as to county and
State. The law provides that the name
OF any candidate shall be printed but
once on any ballot, no matter, OF how
many parties or factions he may be the
nominee. II man be nominated by one
party or caucus and is endorsed by an
other party or caucus he must choose on
which ticket his name shall appear and
the election commissioners shall have his
name printed on that ticket and no other.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04

continent. A literary style singularly
ohaste. speech that glowed with fe rent
heart life, broad culture. ripened by
travel and extensive experience with
men, combined with simple faith and
genuine piety. all aided in making him
one Of the foremost orators Of the age.
Perhaps he owed some Of his powers of
eloquence to his Celtic lineage. He was
many sided. He was by turns teacher,
physician. preacher, college president.
editor, traveller, lecturer and bishop,
and displayed marked talents in each
position. 1t would be profitable exer-
else for meeting of the League to spend
an hour in review Of his life work
and character.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04

Rev. W. c. Hicks, OF Grace NJ. f. church,
Houghton, will preach next Sunday
evening upon the purity OF the bal
lot box, his sermon being particula 'ly
applicable to the proceedings OF the fol
lowing day, village election. Mr.. Hicks
is forcible speaker aud his sermon oil
last Sunday evening proves him to be
man not afraid to talk against the es-
tablished order OF things when in his
opinion they require shaking no.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04

There is no doubt but that st. Patrick g
day celebration will be a big affair, for it
is expected that over 600 men will be in
line in the parade and the other prepare
tions and events will be on the same
scale. The lecture by Father Nicholas
Ward will be an event in this county, Tor
II lie seldom that so noted AZ orator Ia
seen here. Those who heard him preach
at st. Ignatius' church few months ago
will be sure to hear him again, and
doubtless st. Patrick's Hall will see the
largest audience OF It's notable history.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04

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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-04
The EstOy organ.

James q. Granville is the sole agent Tor
the Estey pianos or organs for Calumet
and vicinity, and all parties wishing to
purchase one OF these celebrated instru-
ments must get it through the above
agency. Six months lessonsfree to every
purchaser OF piano or organ. Apply at
No. sic Blue Jacket, or at Ede's dye
works, opposite Kohlhass' meat market
Front street.