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The morning times., 1896-05-14
TINY YOUNG Gar AT
The RUSSIAN LEGATION
New and Interesting Accession to
the Diplomatic Corps.
Wedding of Miss Laws. and Mr.. Col
gute-Mrs. Lindsley Enter
tuins at Dinner.

NJ. and Nine. de Meek OF the Russian Le-
cation are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a son.
The new diplomatic arrival is q young
man of good weight and extraordinary in
telligence, and although he has not yet
been interviewed as TO what he thinks
of America it is hoped that the enthu-
SiaStics welcome accorded him will in
fluence his distinguished opinion favor
ably.
The youngster OF the United States is
naturally cZar-iike in his tendencies, ana
the development of this Russo American in
fant as a ruling spirit will be an interest
ing study. 1t may be mentioned here that
already he has one household under thor
ough and worshipfui control.
Long live the tiny czar OF the home OF
NJ. and Nine. de Meek
The wedding of Miss Estelle Mercke
Laws, aughter of DR.. James La VS., sur
geon U. s. N, and Mrs. Laws, to Mr..
George Gibson Colgate, will take place
today at noon in the Church of the Eph-
iphany. Or. McKim will officiate and
there will be no bridesmaids. Miss Sacket
viii act as maid of honor, wearing a gown
of yellow aud white striped taffeta, with
bodice OF yellow chiffon and white hat
trimmed with yellow roses and lace. She
viii carry bouquet OF yellow roses.
The bride, who is Il beautiful blonde,
with fascinating manners, will wear Il
gown of white tuile over white satin.
The long tu!le veil, held in place by lilies
OF the valley, and her bouquet viii be Of
the same flowers.
The groom belongs to one of the Oldest
washington families and his grandfather,
Dr. Laure, was the pioneer Presbyterian
minister OF washington. Mr.. Charles Nc
Cawley VIII act as best man. The ushers
viii he Mr.. Z. Lee Philips, Mr.. Arthur
Addison, Mr. Fred McKenney and Mr.
Francis Sacket.
Immediately ufter the ceremony re
ception and breakfast to the relatives
and intimate friends viii be given at the
home OF the bride, 1880 | street. Among
the guests who will cCme from a distance
are Mr.. and Mrs. William McCawlcy of
Philadelphia, relatives Of the groom. aud
Mrs Edwin Reakirt. Miss Rcakirt and Mr..
Edwin Reakirt of Philadelphia, aunt and
cousins of the bride.
AFTER a bridal trip the young couple will
make their home in Washington, where
Mr.. Collegiate is extensively interested in
the real estate business.
The morning times., 1896-05-14

Mrs. McKnight-Moses will go to New
York for short visit the last of May.
The morning times., 1896-05-14

500 ydS Rustic Per-
caline. | yd VIE
&c yd
The morning times., 1896-05-14

1900 ydS 1Oc Dress
Gingham,
SIC yd
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500 ydS best Un-
bleached Drilling,
&c yd
The morning times., 1896-05-14
MORE ODDS AND ENDS,
HORE SHORT LENGTHS

MORE ODDS AND ENDS, (
MORE SHORT LENGTHS
OF every imaginable kind
of merchandise - ON e
from the mill, others from
the different departments
of our store, but all gath
cred together ON our Great
Remnant Floor (the third
floor, which has become
famous as the Popular
Remnant Institution of
Washington city.
One lot of short Rem
nantS in Cheese Cloth,
Lawn and Challie,
&c yd
1000 ydS Light fig
ured. Dotted and Strip
ed Scotch Lawns,
|, 3Ac yd
1000 yds &c Dress
Gingham,
434c yd
100 doz Misses Hose
i'm Tan and Black. Sizes
8 to 81.
&c pair
A lot of Light and Dark
figured 1870 Lawns.
! Sc yd
5000 yds of a Mixed
lot in l2Hc Percale,
Lawn, Organdie, etc:
Sc yd
A lot of Striped and
Figured Ora S s Cloth,
fast colorS,
Sc yd
1900 yds 1Oc Dress
Gingham,
SIC yd
500 yds Rustic Per-
callne, | va VIE,
&c yd
500 ydS best I'm
bleached Drilling,
, &c yd
A lot of Fine Light and
Dark Figured Percale,
fast colors,
&c yd
1000 ydS of an en-
tire new manufacturer
the Absorbent Wash
Delaine." Worth 25c
yd,
|, 1870 yd
5OOyds Black Figured
: Mob air, double width.
Worth, Csc yd,
, 1 Sc yd
$50 yds Black Soft
finish VelVeteen,
21c yd
375 yds Plain Black
and Figured Mohair, 40
! in. wide. Worth, SOC
, yd.
25c yd
SO Woolen Skirt Pat
terms, with necessary
lining and binding,
97c each
/ |SSaMAAMNhsBm. S
40, 422, 424, 426 9TH ST.
sSSsSsSSSssSsSsssSSssss
The morning times., 1896-05-14

A lot of Striped and
Figured Ora IS Cloth,
fast colorS,
Sc vd
The morning times., 1896-05-14

5000 yds of a Mixed
lot in l2Kc Percaler
Lawn, Organdie, etc:
Sc yd
The morning times., 1896-05-14
FAIR PLAYERS TRAMP LINKS
Results of the First Day of the
Ladies' Golf Tourney.
Some Pretty Phys Made for the
Handsome Loving Cup Offered
as Prize.

Social interest Is eentered largely In the
ladies' golf tournament now in progress
at the washington Golf Club.
The homely little house, located on
the most superb site any where about
Washington, is surrounded by fine shade
trees and beautiful lawn, and comma nds
The morning times., 1896-05-14

A lot of Fine Light and
Dark Figured Percale,
fast colorS,
&c yd
The morning times., 1896-05-14

If our Trunks aren't better Trunks
and our prices better 0ower) prices
than others we don't want you to
buy. See for yourself.
A good Trunk for s295. with sbeetiroR
bottom. steel clamps good lock and lock
bolts covered tray. Better One-stTOnger-
for $50
Trunk Strap and name on it free
KneeSsi, 425 Seventh ST.
The morning times., 1896-05-14

1000 ydS of an en-
tire new manufacturer
4" the Absorbent Wash
Delaine." Worth 25c
yd,
2Hc yd
The morning times., 1896-05-14

A lot of Light and Dark
figured 1870 Lawns.
Sc yd
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
.1oN.s oRowrH srorpEp.
,....,s ., ihr waris Ezpeet-< ..
p.,lns In Population

p.sIfne In fopaiation-
4, -ssH o, The recent census shows
| s...sr The last i've years the pop
- Is increased somewhat less
q ,saH !; did in the previous ten
\ .,sl-says the st. James Gazette.
uzbsr o. people turned out TO be
\ HM5 Below the estimate formed
+. sstss of 1891 The difference Is
u; Important. AZ IL shows that
,rSs5us fan In the rate OF Increase
ka.hlusd. The population IS grow
"a less rapid pace. A, the BE-
.r q the century Il nsed TO In
i y nare than 20 per cent In the
,srs besEssn successive eensusss;
Iai-isi that rate had fallen 10 io,t
-.i TIE ioEest on record. and now
! a. lau This movement Ia not
ssissasrai deelise; u Is peculiar
les. and seems 10 Indicate that
I nc eEsTEroxth Of the metro2olir
sfs. to cure itself. No town can
= roEinE iaseanitsiy. and even
z-Razstrous a. II is-hAs not
x tAs sIDeciations Of earlier
caIns Two hundred years ago
7,lrss 10 ,. growing 30 fast that
WAS Pstty. ons Of the czrlies,
M IA asnsgrzphieaI research.
~ dat By isso the population
vasA 10 900 900 sapposinx II
nEzss a. the same rate He
s.; AoEsysr. tia, q natural Halt
y reached before then. and
& is The year 1900. By which
y ssssalatcs London wouid Goa
nssiaiaE over 5000 900 inhse,s.
~ iAs rest Of EagiArd only a.
he SsE very nearly right
q, teal ~sieh actually vas
iloa1ao but London accounted
~ 100 90. Since then q has
tslzhsd iis mzsinam. which.
~ sza1Eh. seems likely 10 prove
sifzFal limit For the four years
a. average birth rate vas Isl:
, igsf years tssl-ss II Vas oniy
Issrs has been a gradual ana al
aslfinaai fAfior frum rear TO
Esish hzs not been eoun,crhal-
sT The siaaitan-ou. hu, sliehtsr
ss isath rate from 33.E to is.s-
S>1Pis die In proportion TO the
slss- but stiil trWer are born
ssTF,aiasd By the increasing dis.
raz 70 narry. The marriage
E u rso periods eontrasted are
p III rssprctiseiy.
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
EesoURces o. ALABAMA.
sse't~d la the Inaugural Addr... Of
Goseraar Iohn.tas.


GoSernnr johnston.
Governor Joseph F. Johnston was In.
Auguratsd governor OF Alabama Dec,
Before taking the oath OF ofhee he de-
iyered a leng address. sounding the
keynote Of his administration. which
! Is to promote the Development OF Ala
oama's resources and improve the con-
ditlon Of her people Speaking Of the
resources Of the state he said:
with an AREA Of but little more than
hfty thousand square miles. there is no
territory Of Ike size In the known
world SO prolific in the variety OF Its
resources. Were vail erected around
our state. cutting on all access. we
could produce within our borders
everything necessary for the comfort
OF convenience OF man Great veins
OF iron ore and seams OF coal put al
our command almost boundless re-
sources in fuel iron. and steel splen-
aid forests Of yellow pine here stand
ready 70 bald homes for millions OF
people Building stoLs and marble.
Gre clay kaoiin and lime exist In great
abundance. walnut, maple. oak, cherry,
Ash and other hard woods await the
hand Of man Tor manufacture or the
adornment ai our homes In the pro-
ductlun 81 pig iron Se take rank as
the fourth state In the union: In iron
ore. thtrd: In coal We stand hfth. In
the production o. cotton fourth. and
In Ia manufacture fourth In lumber
- aFr near the bead Of the list Il
-ould - unjust shoald ! fail 10 In
eiude In our minerals copper. lead,
graphite. mari and gold: indeed. the
only mineral that We seem to be with
5nt apd 70 want NOS; Is silver. Leay-
ing forrest and mine and coming to our
aelds Ee Ind that they produce gen
/ sFously cotton, corn. wheat, rye. oats,
tobacco. rice and the grasses and here
s The home 0f the pear the peach. the
yrape and ali small fruits. Vegetables
arc grown with great success. and this
Industry Is straliily developing Our
\ ,piendid rivers the Alabama, coosa,
lralapoosa. Warrior. Cahaba, Bighee
and TIE Tennessee. are the liquid ar
.srsrs nf the commonwealth, fed by In
4 Vulnerable crsssz an fruitful In power
/ 10 convert our ras products Into arti-
.iss or merrhanalss over 1000 miles
u railroads traverse our state from
aorth 90 south ant Hssi tp Nest. fur-
alshlnE quick transportation 10 market
Tor our products When we come to
our climate ue and that the Giver Of
IAN good tAlBEs haa no, stayed His
hand and that Hs has blessed Us with
opportunity TO labor twelve months In
I the year without dstrimenf TO health or
somfoFt Indeed. We can scarcely ap-
preciate the blessings We enjoy in this
( respect when compared with less ia
yored regions, for even now we are
seemingly unconscious that roses are
blooming in our gardens. and the fra
grant air Ia swect sith their perfume
= with a profound gratitude to
the God OF onr fathers, that our lots
hr been east In tits sunpy land, let
rs aeseech Him TO send warmth and
vitality aud enduring growth into
every held Of endesvur, that viii make
as strong 10 accomplish the things that
make a state loved a; home and re-
vered abroad"
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
Tn. Modern Mother

uas found that her little ones are i'm
nroved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Firs when in need of the laxutive ereet
n 4 gentle remedy than by any other
ana that il Is more acceptable to them
children enjoy 1t and II dement's theti'
,,sartl,r,d by the California Fig syrup
Company only
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
r,.r,.,..r rraln In lhr west.

49,. lemons Union Pacific Overland Lin
-, - i.S ,,I1i5s every day In the year, leaving
,,,,,s n "a !, M arriving ogden 20 D. ~
~ ssIt lake $40 p. IA following Jay; any ~
san Francisco ssi5 p m seeund Ia{{ \, ,I,sn ~, a. n
.'I.,... .Iesners Pullman dining cars iineals
"a ia Carte and the famous b1Ts, Tra,Ifornia 1r
eafs G1,f ,,f,ss hnurs Ask about u AT tue
" e.st ofsce. osi 18th 81. corner Carts
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
thr PACING Cat

Two through trains daily via the Union
p.rl6c. Carrying through sleepers, and max.
ne from six 20 hfyeen hours quickest time
10 principal western points Including w
sep salt Lake, Butte. Helena Portland
san Francisco. Saeransnto. etr- ASK hpout
Them at g4i 18th St. coruer GURUS
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
A .srasE. Cslaslasae-.

-traaE~ Catarttsas@.
i-rb Psasant and his wife. Ia
r. Eerr married on the same
J - emperor and empress. the
- Christian name being Will
rAsiT hrst child. a boy. was
n Iss sane day as the crown
Alter Which they had ave other
az q whon was born at tho
~ as the ave younger boys OF
sror The royal couple were
p q this and we're exceedingly
r. In the very strange eolnei-
~ tAis interest was intensified
e The last occasion OF a royal
El7 the little daughter OF the
r. Eas learned that the peas
s1s IN question had also given
daughter on the same day.
iasssa Nere the emperor and
iast they stood as godfather
asa0lher to this little girl and
~ provided for her future
i2ala Ledger.
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
Frelaslx M. I...t.

ssi 100 years old deposited bal
i9l In Inc one OF the precincts
: ioEk city. In spite OF his 100
= voted without assistance and
. glasses The old man beamed
ladEes as he handed over his
ioidea ballot and walked away.
ao0F he turned and said: well.
This is probably my last vote.
ned Years Is a long stretch and
gets pretty tired" And he was
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12

s.rhsrc's no doubt In my mind that Old
naukstoek stands IN mortal tcrror OF his
wife 20 what has brought you TO that c0fi-
eluA8nl'' ''He employs young man a.
his typcWrtter
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
Georgia Marble.

'9'sia marble man says that II
loases, not only in the United
.a' On the American continent.
sIoyed, 40 inexhaustible Is the
.a4' they could every one. large
AL be rebuilt out OF Georgia
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
STATE Of ONO. city or TOLEDO.

Prank J. Cheney makes oath that he Il
The seltnr partner OF the firm Of =. j. Che
nrg 4 20. doing business In the City of
INirsio, County and State Aforesaid. and
u,at SAID nrm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of eatnrrb that cannot be
ccrc,i by the nse " Hans Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
SWuru to before me aud subscribed In
my pn-ence this 9th day Of December.
iSs.u A w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
aud sets directly the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for testl-
mUuiatS free
81 J. CHENEY co, Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists 7ssc.
Hairs Family Pius are the best.
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12

..wbv do YOU worry - about caiamlties
,b,f aftpr All may never happeuY That's
~. trrrk: II I Worry about them they arr
.ftr,s never 10 happsii.
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12

..RBy new features Ia Hamlet this sea.
.B iEss RtaI,-2F" "Oh. Il was t0Ftly'
ff.,,t-s E1s biss.s r,Ied that dnwdJ Old cape;
~ Inc "a Ia 5 beautiful urtFimmei
EurilzE ulster
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
Dis You r,er 50. 40 IndiAn,-

Etpeef not - send a tNo-cent stamp TO
~ Gsugraf Passenger Agent Colorado MID
issd railroad. Denver. and he will seud 700
ane eoiorcd picture of One-
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12

'.wha, do you Intend to get yonr husband
for a Christmas giftT' II can't make up
my mind whether to give him lace curtains
a dinner &et. new portier= OF drawing
room clock
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12

know that my llfe was saved by Piso's
Cure for Consumpti0n.-Johu A Miller. Au
sable Michigan, April p. 1895.
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12

"rnci- George what Is a dyspeptlc7" "a
dy~peptie y a deiicate Pers.ai who has to
tbsn whlris In aud eats some of everything
el.s the table"
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12

Husband. think Mr.. woozle Is very
much IN love with our Clara "Has he
proposed TO hefg' .'No but be stole her
pbGtograph-iAke1 al three weeks-out of
he nsmily album
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12

..pld you get any news over the i,ie
pbeHeF'' NO" hopelcS-iy. W nat tno
rrsffera RusyfT' ''No-h huEzy
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12

FITS stopped free and permanently cured No a a
,sier drsf day OF DIR. Kiin~'s Great Nerve
tt--sor.r. Fnee 81 trial bottle and treatise
sana 70 nE. kI1ak. 81 Arch 81. fhilsdeipnlA, Pa
The Lamar register., 1896-12-12
MIR. ,vin.lo,,. soo,n,ng syrup

orrhAr~n ts.thihz zaftsns th.s reduces iniain
natoa, Aii.ys pain. cares siad eae > eenss bottle
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
L'AlSG Relief Meeting.
Collectors Appointed
to Solicit Subscrip-
tons.
Services at Our Churches.
willie Lee Has Another Tale OF Woe
-slayton's Colored Singers to
Appear Here

In response to the call goodly num-
ell chamber last evening for the purpose
of devising means for the relief OF the sui
ferers by the late devastating fire at
LAnse.
The meeting as called to order by Pres
ident Vivian, who upon motion was
made chairman OF the meeting and Fred
Mackenzie secretary.
As 1t was considered that money would
be the most acceptable donation. it was
decided to make canvass OF the Red
Jacket and neighboring locations and
for that purpose the following gentlemen
were appointed IA collectors for the dis
tricts set opposite their names:
Red Jacket-Messrs. ID. T. Macdonald, siv-
ert Olson and Vital Coppo, from Scott to Oak
street; John +. Schroeder and John T. Rob
erts from Oak 10 Elm street; John Knivel
and Peter Heinrich. for the remainder OF the
village.
South Hecla-Messrs william Weir and
John MacNaughton.
Heela-Messrs. viii A. Childs and Celestin
Probst.
Calumet-Messrs. Thomas Hoatson, Jr., and
Charles Geiger.
Tamarack-Messrs. Joseph wilmus, John
Vivian and Ed Waters.
North Tamarack - Messrs. James Gribble
and Ii. I. Lewis.
Tamarack Junior-Messrs. James Chynow-
eth and James Richards.
Kearsarge-Mr. William Pollard
observation-disclosures. John Nicholas and c l..
Noetzel.
Mr.. William b. Anderson, cashier of the
First National Bank OF Calumet, was ap.
pointed treasurer OF the fund.
AS time is OF consequence, it was hoped
that the several collectors would make
point OF attending to this matter at
once, so that the money collected would
be paid to Treasurer Anderson before the
close OF the bank on the afternoon OF Fri
day, the 22d inst, and so enable him to
make his report to the meeting on the
same evening, to which evening at &
o'clock this meeting was adjourned.
A subscription list has been left at the
First National Bank OF Calumet, for the
convenience OF any person whom the col
lectors might miss.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

Col Lyon this morning received an i =
yitation from L. r. Stiles Post, inviting
him and the two companies of militia
Company +, of Houghton, and Company
ID, of Calumet-to participate in the
memorial day celebration at Hancock,
on the both inst. The invitation will be
referred TO the company commanders for
action. Ii is not probable that the local
company will 60 to Houghton on the
Both inst.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
sIayton's Jubilee SINGERS.
WAUPAcA Wis Juna1a

WAUPAcA, Wis, June %, 1894
"a. l.. SLayton, Chicago, Ill.,,
DEAR SIR:-The concert given by the
Jubilee Singers at the Opera House. June
Z, was a great success. The house was
packed, all the seats being sold two weeks
before the concert. great number were
unable to gain admittance TO the house
and dozens begged OF us TO secure them
Tor the next night. The songs were taken
by storm; the applauds were deaienino.
and they readily responded to them. The
soprano was especially fine.
Yours truly,
j. ID. MANCHESTER.
Secretary OF Class OF 81, High school
At the Opera House, May 22. under the
auspices Of Epwortn League.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

The Western express eompany's Office
on Scott street has lately been improved
and the Office presents very neat and
striking appearance siuce the carpenter
force has completed the work. A new
desk with glass top has been put in witch
extends across one side ithe dice, " bile
number of boxes have been arTar ged
for express packages. The office Is now
furnished with every eony enence for the
agent aud the patrons of the office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16
CHURCH CORNER.
TAMARAcK JUNIOR NJ. E. CHURCH.

TAMARACK JUNIOR NJ. Il. CHURCH.
Class meeting, a. m, Sunday school,
Up. IN. The Rev. +. W. Frazee will
preach at and $50 p. m. Prayer meet
ing, Wednesday evening, at 73O. All are
cordially invited to attend these services.
CALUMET METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
The services at the above church to-
morrow will commence at 0 o'clock a. IN.
with the usual class meetings in the vari-
ousrooms. At1030 the public preaching
service in the auditorium. Sunday school
at 2:30. Evening service at $50. All
cordially invited to attend these services.
Young people are especially invited to
attend the prayer meeting ofthe Epworth
League, which is held on Tuesday even.
ings at 7:30 o'clock.
The general prayer meeting will be held
on Wednesday evening. Everybody will
find cordial welcome.
SALVATION ARMY.
Regular meetings at the barracks to-
morrow: Knee drill at a. IN; holiness
meeting at 1890; christian praise meet
ing at 3 p. m, and salvation meeting at
Q. All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Services in the Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning at 1870 and evening
at 4. Sabbath school at las n. m
Boys Brigade bible drill. 6:30. military
drill, Friday evening at 7. Y. p. S. C.. Z.
Tuesday evening at 7:30. Weekly prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 1880
mr. MI ru,a co..
Subject OF sermon, The Master Memoir
ial.
Young mems meeting every Sabbath
morning at 10 o'clock.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
All the services tomorrow will be spe-
cial in character. The morning service
will be devoted to the Sunday school and
It's work; the sermon will be to the teac h.
ers and officers, on "Our Work and How
10 DO IL. Parents are requested to
bring all their young folks to this service.
sunday school and bible classes at l 80,
Boys Brigade bible drill at els. Even.
ing subject, Two Great Sights-Fore-
sight and Hindersight."
All services OF this church are free and
open to all and everybody, especially
strangers and visitors in town are cor.
daily welcome. Special musical pro-
gram at evening service. Come and
bring your friends.
Y. NJ. c. A.
Our Responsibility As Voters" ia the
subject upon which Mr.. A. w. Kerr will
address the mems meeting at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. Mr.. w. J. Holman
and the Misses James will render vocal
selections.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

Peter Halstenson and wife, an aged
couple who have spent the last twenty
four years in this city, left at noon for
Minnesota TO spend their remaining days
"a-farming." The combined ages of the
couple is IA years and they propose TO
spend their declining years in peace and
quietetude.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

Willie Lee, the Fifth street laundryman,
has another tale of woe. Last night,
shortly after l o'clock. someone knocked
the front door of his establishment in,
and when Willie went out To remonstIate
he was hit on the chest by large roc !,
which inflicted a serious and painful
wound. Willie did not pursue hisinvesti-
cation further, but decided to let the
matter drop until this morning, when he
informed Officer Stukel of his troubles
The officer il investigating the Bffiir
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

The wood pllc at the North TamaracL
took fire yesterday afternoon from snarks
rom inc boiler house, but was easily ex.
tinguished without any damsge -,
consequence. On account of tbe b;gh
wind which was blowing st the limo :,
was feared that the fire might snread
ana the hose cart from Tamarack was
called, but was not needed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

The members OF the Girls Athlete as.
ISOLATION Of the Calumet High school
took iaunt to the Lake Superior beach
TINS morning under the chaperonage of
Miss Osborn. They were accompanied
by some of the members of the Boys Ath-
letic association.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

A new patent package carrying ma
chine has been placed in L. Hennes &
Co.'s store. The machine runs along
overhead from the counter TO the center
OF the store and 1t will be great conven-
fence and labor saver 10 the clerks.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

Miss Eva l.. Smith, who has been visit
ing her brother, Freight Clerk W. S.
Smith at the Mineral Range depot, and
friends here for the past three weeks. left
at noon for her home in West Duluth.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-16

Bald heads, falling hair, dandruff. itch
ing. scalp and dry brittle hair positively
cured by use OF Dietz's hair tonic and
scalpollne, with druggists and BARRIERS.
price 81. BARRIERS give treatment, price
ID cents.