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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-20

A reward OF go will be paid for infcr-
nation leading 10 the arrest and eonvtc-
ton Of arv one stealing copies OF the
pu.t-Intaplgencer delivered TO subscribers
throughout the city.
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Spools Blasting Thread for So
Dog. White Pearl Buttons fer f0c.
Cloth Covered Corset Steeis for s.
pair.
White Linen cnemissttes for lso, re-
Guced from ssc.
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rHe California reader. CO the Post-ratey-
ftrsncsr will ind 70 or sale daily az Copper
Co.'S stationery store. Tvs Market street.
inst one block up Market street from the
ChrcaIcte os5ce. Price &C.
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Pacific Coet Steamship Co.'S steamer
Waffa waIfass sailing from san Francisco
August =. will carry general naeFcaan-
dsse Il, Seattle a 81 per ton.
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For q sudden and severe cold. lake in
moderate eoses-hot az bedtime, the IA
nous old Jesse Moore whisky. Moore,
Coast
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In Kansas thraSslarg an acre Of wheat
a exsSrrssfsss 10 cost SIS. whsle the hous-
ing. after 1he thTzsA4ng t. completed.
rsozfx tharfy cents
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Dsa'S -s1t Ter re scr 20 sAs.- IL vaz-
sAe~ f@t9Fs S%sE82g - - fee3 tas chicks
@te1 e@-4y. as 500 a. s1z<-Se-
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r,r-,t ran 20 50 20 sneaDAisnse fsi.s So
$50 n nay re tie ixst esesEfsz3ss
- xsa~ oalv 81 sor t5s rsan4 'F'R-
sssvs seattle a. B. n
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-. steamer cry 90 F'a~en, - -.
x---.n-sxs>o. arrives a. IL NS
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cosnls opera tonight Madison Park.
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.sNAes GcrsfcS Z raflVe 81 Tressat, was
@aaxsey.
a. tas matter - Frank J Hesnen, % the
- tfi1fAHx Company. Ju1ge l&b<.et
essss ~ esfv>t Efat fse compensation CT Ike
sN 4. " Noa.ton. from the ssl,e ef
y va ara h&f ~ NcsSFS elise &
rs ATTORNEYS. 4 So
~ as sop%F Or cSsars veSs c-tsy faeFs
a..ea az sapea ~ Fenrv NJ. ecfsFs
IAN A. L A...A "a as---A-.-s A N-.r-.a.
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w,- = a. y ezeamezaeat sas a5sess
$500 railwzy 81 ~e<t re@n1 10
.sskess . 81. r4si AaS@st - - ; ~''a
~ 80 80
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ART thinner.
Philadelphia Aug. is-Erraser was badly
punished in the frsg inning today. TIE
Phslitss landed On him for five singles
Two 4o1blss and hGrze ran. watch Dele
hanty Knocked out when The bases were
EuA The Colonies could 10 ncthlnx with
Carey and failed 70 score. Both teams
played a lively sssdlnE game. although
several errors of judgment On long nses
resulted costly - TIE visitors. Aften4-
1ncs. = @0
sore r 3 r. =.
Patiztlel pAia .--...- ..........Is Is
A<9afsflfte .s-----rs .-s-~.s-..s.
Battertes-Carssy and Boyle. Fraser ara
Dexter
TIE following table sacws ne standing
% tae several .sasse csrnz.
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4 Remarkab,e car, OF p,sentcry.

sasa fesersoa. 81 Palcusvillc, la. suffered
a. - assensery for eighteen wears snd irfed
~ ~ g The best doctors in New Orleans /;
~ dozen Or mere patent nsessiesisss-
A.iie relief followed until he oegsn
RS SAssnterlain's Colic. Chelera ard
Aas cur. 'N'' >'
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coa,s spera ssassss NA&assa PARK
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Boston Aug. I9-Buck Ewing's braves
won the first game OF their Eastern trip
today by hard hitting in the eighth, when
Miller and Vaughn each knocked triple.
The homo team received a heavy handi-
cap in the first inning by Longs poor
work. but In the nth Foreman was wild
and the bases were several times filled.
He was replaced by Dwyer. Attendance.
4.5ea.
score r. b II. E.
Cineinnah ......... .'...'...'' u 9
Boston ------..... ..-.-.--+--... ~
Batteries-Dwyer. Foreman and Peitz:
Yerrick and Camel
Brooklyn. Aug. lg.-The Pittsburgs bat
ted Abbey cut OF the box in the second
inning % toisy's game, Dauo then going
IN and holding them down we'll. In the
seventh inning the Brooklyas woke up.
making four doubles and a single on
Hughey. before any one was out Haw-
ley was substituted and two tripiets were
made OF him, which pat Brooklyn two
rams TO the good. Attendance, 1.soo.
Score n. =. II. z
rittsonrg ....-..''- ---..-....-, y
brooklyn .-..-.-.. ....--..--.--lo 10
Batteries-Hughey. Hawley and Merritt;
Abbey Daub and BGrrel.
New York. Aug. I6-Ths New Yorks
found Friend 50 easy in today's game that
Arson took him out OF the box in the
second inning and put Terry in TO pitch.
Terry was about as easy a mark as the
New Yorks had met this season. The
New Yorks. however. had 20 play hard
TO win. as the Chieagos hit hard and often
Attendance. 1.too.
Score ~ 3 II. r.
SaltAko .-.s--.s-..'. -+.-..-..
New YORK .........--...-....... 10
Batteries-Friend. Terry. ponahus and
KlftredEe. Clark and Zerfoss.
Baltimore. Aug lathe Browns today
took the first game OF this series from
the champions. The defeat OF the home
team was due 10 a large assortment OF err
rors. as they outeatted the visitors and
were able 10 bunch their hits IN the only
two innings in which they scored. Attend
Race. 3.so.
Sore r II z
ssa4tiinofe -..'...s. --.-'.--.-.
81 Louis .-...-.s--.-......-... 10
Batteries-Mc Mahon and Clarke; Brett
enstela and Mcfarland.
Washington city. Aug. 1s-Clewesand
took two games from the Senators by good
pitching and fast fielding. Flynn, toward
The end q the frs, game. lost his speed
and VAS for a time no puzzle 10 the Wis
tiers. IN the second game German was hit
freely. Teeeau was ordered out Of the
game for disputing decision. Attendance,
l.sa, First game:
score- r sH. +.
Washington .........- .......s Il
Cleveland ..--.......... .......Is Is )
Battsries-Flynn ana Mcclure: Wallace
and thinner.
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CITY NOTICES.
CRY TREAsURER.s NoTIcE.-city Of


CITY TKEASCRERS NOTICE.-City Of
Seattle.
Notice is hereby given that the levy
made by ordnance No. fi8i % the first an
nOal instalImeut Of the amount assessed
ana charged by ordnance No. 37l6 against
l0ca- improvement district Nc ~ for the
improvement Of Bush street and the por-
tons of Cullen street and Gerrnaine ave
nue. intervening between the north and
spcctiVe intersections herewith from
jackson street TO Day street IN the city
OF seattle under the provisions Of ordi-
i4Siic" Nc SyAs. which provides for the I'M
DfGNeineHt Of sad street By grading the
same and constructing sidewalks on both
sides thereof. Win parking strips between
sl4t Ea1s aE1 roadway. and providing for
tn payment therefor In instaIlrnenf. ard
esia niishins fund Tor such payment by
the ieNyinS and collection Of special as
sc~sfaent@ upon The property benefited BY
ih- improvement, and prov ding for IN.
ISSUANCE O. bonds as authorized by an act
% the legislature Of the state OF Wash
iasion. approFe4 March 9Th. 1885 and under
the PROVISIONS OF ordinance No lz44 au-
Proved May 7ln. lss4 as amended nv or3l-
lance No $40. approved July Iith. is4
has betn duly certified TO me for col!s.-
lVa. aDl the respective sums therein
- arse1 and levied against each marcel
sha lot 81 l2Hd. and part thereof in said
alstT4et, n payment Of ssch installineuS
remains UNPAID. and the SAM suclud NJ
tA- interest Oh the whole amount charged
mus5 Oe paid on or before The fstn day Of
Aprh, ls*5 II Mess pas ment be MADE OF
- - iflStaiipsf1t On or before the 18th day
~ 18ffi- 49,. the same shall become de-
AA4Eent anu shall tssr interest al tns.
rae q nine 60 per cent. per annum until
PAIL anu IL not paid before said time. a
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pAyrDSOS--In Seattle. at iSG Yesler
way. Wednesday, March n. 1seS, Susie
Francis. wife OF samuel n: DAS'nssh'
BIPERTOS-In Seattle. at SO Alder
street Monday, March 2. 1895. an Infant
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyperion,
OF heart trouble. aged days
GEIFETN-In Seattle. at toe residence Of
her daughter. Mrs. Abb,e Smith, ~
Twenty-sixth avenue. Wednesday March
Is. rses. Mrs. Rachel S. Griffin. Of general
debility, aged u years.
Funeral services VIII be held az the resi-
eeuce this afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Judge
Roger s. Greene officiating. intermeat
In Mount Pleasant cemetery.
NE.LBERG-The funeral Of Louis Mel
berg will take place tonOrro. morning
AT 10 O'Clock at the Swedish Lutheran
church, THIRD avenue and Pine street.
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost.
Found. Fer Sale. For Rent and Situations
Waited viii be inserted at the rate OF l
cent q word each Insertion. Payment al
WAYS In advance. No advertisement re-
ceiyed FER less than q cents
ECTICE.-The business once OF tho
PcSi-Inteliigehcer Is oDtn until II ,. m. !:
Sunday hours, a. m. TO 1890 p. m. and 7
10 y. m. Classified Advertisements will
be received UP to this time.
Advertisements will DO received at
bsaneh offices OF the Post-Inteiligencer:
TACOMA BUREAU-No. l12 Pacific
avenue.
PORT TQwNsEND-M French & Co.
EELLINGHAM BAY-New Whatcom,
corner Holly and Canoe streets. o. II.
-oLYMpfA 4iTh Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent.
The foIyewing letters await advertisers
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CITY xorlcEs


ana the sums deltnouerf sss1s oe adsee
W Nae annual tax roll for ~ shse-ei
SSdf against each lot ana Dars-as eefrea{
g. as'tt knereof. so delsnciienr a. sat.
as etser ,a ana penalty shall be cos,s 10
ss,. sssSf taxes. together with sasxse1
IltonAt charges or penalties a. s.n AZ
t'SFi1sel 10 be charged AMI ,,~Ti. are a.
other DELINQUENT taxes, ana 49, sSscsed On
ssor ~ % Isnc 50 delinquent shah -. ~ 90 g
inIerest. penalty and costs. in ar viii
proFsae1 by law. '"s Asanee
GEORGE =. MEar,u.v
MY treasurer of the Civ ~ Sas.Ms
q hrSt publication. March IL ,ss.
Nj TREASURER'S NOTICE
1eF~oS gwen that The ass.ss,nsr...s s'se
u aossi Improvement district M = 'ell
sLe CITY OF Seattle, for the in1nroysnsss =
Ssxti, perloss OF Jackson. Ssusass
tsi'l portions CT said stree:s as-ests
Sohuh1oGs roadway with angles ,ss&
arotsl the east side Of the intersa..ss.sssa ,
souF rl'th ana jackson streets ~ ~ -
no1 n Size OF the intersection of Ne
ana South seventh streets "stsr
ordnance No. S.t95. providing 80 "
Improvement by replanking ths ssss NJ M
.,ohS 81 SAID streets and proyisirr te rs
me l,s,,, Ids nshi therefor by the mode !.
immediate payment" by aSsesso y
upon all lots or parcels Of land bsns,asssass
Dy snch Improvement. under ths r.s se1
sions OF ordinance Ne. EOS. ar,, rsess
AspA :, NJ. as amended by or,iIas,eaa
No. S.So. approved May 5. 10. ~ ,Aa -
ciiy charter as amended ana ~. ~
force, has been certified 10 me n. -, u
ton. and that unless payment on ~ ~
sesSsnent thereon contained Is rnas,s .s. -
IN thirty days from the date al ira ~. N
ilce such assessment shall hararrss ss-
hnqGent. and shah bear interest :,
rate OF 10 per cent. per annum nn,i5 -
ana II not paid before such assassssa.
shall have become delinquent = rs.,4s sSs
of per cent. shall be added "a ~
sums delinquent shah be entered an ~ .ae
annual tax roll for the curran, sae
against each lot and parcel 50 deisn,ssssa.E
and with the penalty and Interest esis -s.'
Ell as other taxes, separate ACCOUNT -
kept thereof, and II not paid Within -
time fixed for the payment Of civ :. sa "
shall be collected as such taxes srs 40 ~
lected. together with such afs,,,,ssss,,
charges and penalties as are ausho.,.ssss
10 be charged and collected on Other -
lnquent taxes. and each lot or mars, -
delinquent shall be sold for The sn.s., -
OF such assessment. with penalty in,a.
est and costs. al the time and IN ~.
manner and by the same AUTHORITY ~
lands and lots are sold for city taxss
GEORGE +. MEACHAW
City Treasurer OF the City of Sea,fh
Dated March -, LSS6.
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NlftGASvuts a. sell sash lock. -,
Suos hoAets Saa-p pie AAsa loek fra sy
iAal Ter y stamp. beet sellers ever in
Ne"'ea' best weights; 81 Gay. writ.
d.. h's"Afd a c.. Aex Al. PAIAa-
AZ Ms MAXI NNNl-A ana g,ent, @. II.
,.,,t gay Aluminium a1se'tics. uiLs.
- sHtSH sac Rose tst. fgee. Lea,
"-H s-'a '.t NrNsitv Es4feAf1 "a 7,
co. Ae stale 81. ,'r.-ase
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK;
0rgifisntaI block. Seattle. VASE


siap
NUEEiIf,F.Rs AND TRUST ElfssS-----..,,
- 80. =, L -....-.-..... i'fesa9sa..
J4eoo ~ - ,-..,, Viee Presisens
Iohn Larry ...-..--. Second isSe.s,, s.ry
jams X Hayden, MAnsget, 49, e. ss,sef
Frark RIes3gett ..-.- ASH 81 I.,t.>rs
sig5naDd s NV 4bachsr. Joan x ~
b {. Neufelaer. J. ]. EIs@aA~'
Transacts savings bank n's'''
clusisseiy. -. q, -, 1850
intsr@et allowed per snnuH al r.
csHf IL term depos4is; PEI 49,
binary deposits -, x.vs AZ Mas ard
=. D.s,.isisls oars insde on real estate
apzroyets eoliaieEzls olly.
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REWARD.

A reward OF SO will b paid for infor-
nation leading TO the arrest and cenvic-
ZION Of any one stealing copies OF the
t-IpteIIiEsncer delivered 10 subscribers
throughout the city.
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BIRTHS.


nROWNE-March .. 70 Mr.. and Mrs. +.
j Browne. Of Columbia. a son
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ffN ht y TT. experienced sotei MAJ Il
.oa-g.rteis furnished l9tel vel located
ttr NIi~s Investment 90. : Eo-ta-
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

SAN FRANCIsCo BRIDGE COMPANY
engineers and contractors: nrfdge nalla
Ing. 1redg1ag. aAFoor IN proserne s AID
hank building.
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ADvERTIsERy NOTICE.

npenfs oaa nEed fof the Sunday issue must
hans In copy by o'clock Saturday TO in
sure change.
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thfE SAf.h Treasury stock in s1--e ~
.ft -c-t ~ .i~ sr9Tlfssrs so British .-,-
fHr.H .t. ftref stocks u e. 1-r..1-
makers aat Hs rsa1s ESkEak A1t VANTAGE
'. NiF trs-f Drsaes saf-.
n'Hff Usfta ra1f.F JAYS a.
flN SALE Mr-E sssek q Arst -sf-e.
'-r 20 \ feersron. seneral ~ nnE
eeHi*- y BERRY street SsAttie. NaSI
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In order 10 secure correct insertion OF
neticee under these headings. the same
sseuld be left at the business Ounces o.
hi. paper. No charge Is MADE Tor sucn
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
Ella; announcements viii be charged al ths
PoST,rSTELLI0ESCE co.
Afverffreyxs Notice
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MEssENGEH SERVICE.

Nf~-kNHkT. >kkNF'E
RING THE .. X. BOX for E1e~se agcrs.
Western Uuiot and Great Nor bern tele-
grams. hacks. guraeys anS express
wagons gslck service Telephone Main
II "a SSco24- Branch PAclnc L49n-
dry. -
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CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT oFFIcn
Ter way, Seattle. Wash. Male ana =.
male help furnished free Of charTe,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-05
EDITORIAL.
Where We stand.

The Calumet Evening News doseo't
seem 20 take at all kindly to Hon. Carlos
ID. Shelden's candidacy for congress.
although the latter il a Houghton county
man aud pos-e--es considerable ability.
But then the NEws II not "A republican
paper"
The above clipped from the Escanaba
Mirror cail- perhaps, so that our position
may not be- misunderstood, for some re.
ply aud we will answer the last para.
graph first.
The NEWS IL, as il claims to be, an in.
dependent paper, but it should be borne
ia mind that an independent paper il not
necessarily neutral and certainly neither
the News nor its editor intends to be
that.
When we came To the States, shortly
alter the war was over, the republican
party appeared TO own, If not the whole
earth, at any rate all the United States.
and the poor democrats we're conse-
quently nowhere. This in itself was
sufficient to call forth oursy mpathy. mar.
tlcUldIiy hS we ulu not see much differ.
ence in the principles OF the two parties
for it looked to Us as IL it were merely
the outs wished to be in and the ms
wished to remain there.
The difference between protection and
free trade wassupposed to be the dividing
line. We have always looked, however,
upon that question IA entirely a local
one and have particularly noticed that
democratic speakers in this part Of the
country always fought sby of giving on
much free trade talk. The democrats
have for years been insisting that free
trade was the only thing wanted to save
the country and that when they got full
swing they would bring their free trade
doctrine TO the fore, but in this they,
when they didg the power, to our idea,
failed; most ignominiously or in fact
they as a party were not united and did
not mean apparently what they were
out 80 long for and as they did |
not appear, to us at least, to possess,
Judging from the financial muddle, the |
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-05
pErUBLiCaN STATE CONVENTION
To THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS or THE STATE
or MICHIGAN;


To THE REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF THE STATE
or MICHIGAN;
The STATE convention OF the republicans OF
Michigan i hereby called TO meet at the Audi
tOrium Detroit, on Thursday, May !. les6 at II
O'Clock noon, for the purpose OF nominating
fourteen ~ electors OF president and vice
four deegates-at-large and four alternate del
egates-at-large 70 the republican national
convention 10 be held at st. Louis, Mo, June
10, 1896. Also for the purpose OF selecting a
chairman OF the state central committee and
two members thereof from each congressional
district and the transaction OF such other bust
ness as NAV properly come forward.
Under the call OF the National Republican
Committee, each congressional district Is en-
titled 20 two delegates and two alternate dele
gates 10 the national convention, which dele
gates shall be chosen at district conventions.
held with not less than tWentyl3O days public
notice. and not less than thirty 1901 days be-
fore the national convention.
The delegates from the several counties in
each cons ressiOnal district are requested 10
meet in district caucus at 1880 o clock a. IN,
on the Gay Of the state convention, and select
candidates as follows. 20 be presented 10 the
state convention for confirmation: Two MEM
beers OF the state central committee, one vice
president one assistant secretary, one mem
Der each Of the committee on Credentials"
Permanent organization aud order OF Dusi-
ness and Resolutions" ana 70 transact such
other business as they may deem necessary.
Under tue resolution OF lo5s, no delegate will
be entitled 10 a seat in the convention who does
not reside IN the county he proposes TO repre-
sent.
III hGtnfAhuct Win lnt FtsOluI on OF 1870 L
every county will be entitled TO one delegate
for each i've hundred OF the total vote cast for |
governor at toe last state election November,
le0+l and one additional for every fraction
amounting 10 three hundred, but each organ
ICED county will be entitled 10 at least two ~ |
delegates.
In compliance with the resolutions adopted |
I'm Detroit, June p, 1880, the secretary OF each
county convention il urged 10 forward TO the /
secretary OF toe state central committee, De-
trOit, by the earliest mail after the delegates
70 the state convention be chosen, a certified /
list ~ such delegates Us are entitled 10 seats in
the state convention from their respective |
counties
ms committee requests that the several |
counties select tneir county committees for |
the ensuing two years at the county conven-
tiOns which elect delegates 70 the state con
veutOn hereby called aud that the organiza-
ton aud membership OF such committees to-
gethe with post office addresses, be at once |
forwarded 10 tine secretary OF the State cen
tral committee, Detroit, IN order that early /
and systematic work may be begun and car /
ried ON during the coming campaign.
JAMES MCMILLAN,
Chairman Republican state Central Commit
tee
DENNIS Z. AWARD, Secretary.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-05
To the Public.

The undersigned wishes to state that
he has opened a boot and shoemakiDg
shop next door to Jacob Gartner's store,
Fifth street, Red Jacket, where he is pre-
pared to do anything in his line OF bust
ness at reasonable prices. Gents shoes
soled for 45 and so cents; ladies' shoes
soled for 35 and 40 cents. Workman
ship guaranteed. A share OF the public
patronage IL respectfully solicited.
CHARLES KEMPPAiNEN.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-05

The Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon
meeting war not held last Sunday but a
union meeting was held in the evening at
the Opera House. The churches held no
services and the largest crowd that ever
turned out to service Of this kind for
manv day gathered mt the Opera
House to nee Prof. Thomas Wills, Jr., OF
Calumet, and hear his interesting lecture
on Scenes From the Life OF Christ"
Illustrated bya powerful stereopticon.
Over $50 people we're present and all
were more than pleased with the enter
tainment.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-05

Politics in Lake Linden are exciting no
little interest and those nominated are
working hard in their own interests.
Another caucus Of those dissatisfied with
the regular one was held ON Monday
and Fred Weisnauer was nominated for
clerk; TreAa Corbeil, for treasurer; John
Fault, for assessor; Thomas Guibord and
James Pearce, for trustees and James
Macdonald, for constable In place OF
those nominated at the regular caucus.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-05

The James II. Browne theatrical com
pany closed a successful engagement at
the Opera House here last evening. The
company played three nights here and
were greeted with fair-sized audiences at
each performance. The specialties in
troduced by Harry b. Sutherland and
j. s. McEnery were thoroughly enjoyed
as was the acting Of the whole company
OF artists.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-05

II there is man in this locality that
wants farm, / have one of the best and
cheapest in this State; 100 acres, fine
house. five acres OF orchards and every
thing complete to make a beautiful home.
This is special bargain. Particulars OF
Oates. land agent, Calumet.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-05
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