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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-27
Portage Lake News.
Miss Eastman At the
Houghton Armory
Opera House.
For Benefit Of Grace Church.

Tins Evening-The Program NJ Pre-
pared-Professor Favour and His
Dates In the County.
A very good program, with Miss Vir-
ginia Eastman az the principal attrac-
ton, has been prepared for the concert
at the Armory Opera House this evening.
lt IN as follows:
Houghton Phiiharmonics
Vocal solo-"Winter Waltz Song" ............
Miss Eastman
Quartette-"Tbe Miller's Wo ing"
Miss Gardner, Mrs. }. = Edwards,
49, Mtssrs. 'Ohn and A lien Rses
Plano solo. Rhspsodic No. 12........ .........
George l.. johnson.
'NNh SUN 'nihNel u ............ ........s..s
e., Miss Eastman.
selection. ..,......... NORTHUMBERLAND.
w.. Houghton Philharmonlcs.
. Miss Stanton. '''''''''''''''''
Vocal Solo, Song aud refrain .......
, Miss Eastman.
Vocal Duet Pescatori'' ............
- Miss Gardner and Mrs. Edwards.
Vocal solo--"Good Night; sweet Dreams"
Miss Eastman.
The concert in gotten up bv the ladies
OF Grace NJ. E. church, especially to in
troduce Miss Eastman to the apprciative
residents OF the Portage Lake to WINS, and
Those who have heard her say that her
performance will be revelation to the
most critical. She has met with the
greatest success in the eastern cities.
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Very Short Sentence
for the Crime of
Manslaughter.
Polo Game Was Not IA suece ~
hut nc served NJ . Cause for a Few
Fistic Eseouaters-Dtvide OF
81 Per share Declared.
AfARRUETTE.

Three wears appears a very short SEN
tence Tor the crime Of manslaughter. but
that is all Robert b. Beattie, who ar
rived at Van Evera's hotel on Friday
from Delta county, got, but then there
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Past Grand High Priest Blanchard has
returned from the Grand Chapter lately
held in Detroit; he has now the honor Of
being life member OF the grand chapter.
Miss Frances Willard Is expected to
visit this city in June.
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itself. It searches out the hidden causes
of debility, neuralgia, rheumatism and
those constantly recurring headaches
The worn out nervous tissues are in
vigorated- Paine's celery compound is
the one successful nerve regulator that
cures diseases without any possibility
OF return OF the trouble.
Take Paine's celery compound this
very day.
1t won't do to postpone getting strong
and we'll until you have a vacation.
Do as thousands of others have done
to their great joy. take Paine's celery
compound 1t viii invigorate at once
your impoverished nervous system.
If you really want TO get well read
the letters recently published from
such men as Justice Powers, Con-
gresham Grout, Congressman Me-
redith of Virginia. Assistant Unit
ed States Attorney John c. Ca
pers. Congressman Wilbur OF New
York. Congressman Bell, Lieut.. Meal
lister, Congressman Neil and many 9TH
ers who are fully as careful of what
they recommend. The parusaI Of a few
of these personally signed, hearty testi-
monials OF Paine's celery compound will
give any one a clear idea of what this
wonderful remedy is doing in every
state in the Union. and in every city
and village.
1t is making people we'll
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Maj-Gen. Birney. who is now, at the
age Of IS. practicing law and doing de-
partmental work at Washington, the
unflinching commander at the battle of
Fredericksburg. of the famous 3sth
New York regiment, in letter to Wells
& Richardson Company, says:
MY wife has been taking the Paine's
celery compound for some time past,
and is so much pleased with il that she
wishes me TO express TO you her high
opinion of its merits. She thinks Il is
the best remedy she has ever tried"
GenL Birney's hearty acknowledge
ment of the great and lasting good that
his family has received from Paine's
celery compound is repeated, in sub
stance, in countless testimonials, writ
ten in the same graceful spirit and sent
from every part of the country.
Don't sit with folded arms and 90
nothing toward getting rid of poor
health. Drive out all impurities from
your blood; build up the vigor of the
body with Paine's celery compound
the one remedy that has kept all its
promises in the past.
The tired nerves and brain need Just
the soft nourishment that this great
invigorator is able TO supply.
Now is the time when Paine's celery
compound, aided by the favorable in
fuences Of the season, fairly outdoes
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THIS WILL NOT TURN OFT.
flshy story That Cy Leland VIII be NomI
mated Vice President

st. Louis, June 12.-The name of Cv-
rus Leland, Jr., is being considered in
connection with the place of vice pras-
ident on the Republican ticket. The
reason is plain. The Mckinley leaders
admitted yesterday that the fight in the
campaign would be along the Mississin-
pi, and particularly west of the Missouri
and east of the Rockies. This being
the case. why go to the far east for a
candidate for vice president. when II will
aud TO the vote getting strength of the
Hcket? This Is the proposition put in
strong terms 10 the Mckinley managers
today. They at first replied that Ohio
was west but they in due time were for
ced 10 the conclusion that Ohio Is M
longer wet, but in this contest. will he
regarded as east, and il has been SO re-
garded for some time. Upon reflection
and after taking up the matter a. Soma
length the Mckinley managers .conce5-
ed without reservation that il would
be wise politics to go west for the can
didaJs. II now being apparent rhat
the east viii be compelled 10 support
the ticket as against the ticket put ont
by the Chicago convention. the old Dro-
position 10 gu east for second place *
shattered, and the plan OF finding a man
for second place who is located in the
political storm center IS gaining ground
with marvellous rapidity
After the matter hal been rnorour5-
ly discussed and considered TODAY t5a
Mckinley managers commenced to taU<
about available timber west. Mr.. Tb1,r-
Stcn was unfrjendly 20 the recognition
OF ex-senator Henderson. The McK;,-
ley managers concluded that IL Womb
not be wise or polite 70 take ex-Sersfoy
ingalls,. He had many enemies in no
illlcai lie. as was shown at the conve-,-
non OF lSSS' and While he had come ONT
.or mckinley soma time ago. he had no.
aohe 50, as estimate ted. by reason 81 a
love Tor Mckinley OF the principles h, |
sPreSeatS, but because n vas p-ai7 >.
inaI ome tast the people % kansas /
were Tor Mckinley. Then This i =
year OF newer men than ire school :, /
which Mr.. ingalls, has heen .r~,-s-s,-,,,,,s /
and they were q The orfn;ou -hz+ r.
1sSrle on tie ticket would nor rsfr 81. /
re enthusiasm that would sf..--.s -
nomination 90 Leland
No less a man than Ir. Ns-s- We,
: struck with the idea % Ee-ll-a-l-- 1
! man wes;. and NTH the fses - -.
ng Leland on che ticket- Leland : - |
sort OF man tAat Hanna Believes IN. Re I
lss an idea that an offcehol5e~ zh7-i's 4
iTst b : business nao- !; has ben /
rs history q twenty years IL politics
. put faith IN men wAo were pIair bus
ness men. and who could apply bus.-
less principles 20 public matters.
The obstinate and militant attitude OF
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The
Greatest
Medium.
TIE WICHITA WEEKLY EAGLE

Established in 1872 and for twenty-fou-
years has stood IL the head OF al Week
les IN the state. There axe people in
this county who have read IL from its
first issue and are readers today. WAY
&C they read T.? Simply because they
are after the reliable and latest news
and can only get II through this medium
II mas more columns OF live reading
than all the Weexliss in the county.
Business men are approached daily By
representatives. and even prOprietors 81
these local papers with the stereotyped
expression that they have the largest
circulation IN TIE county. We'll Ne nav
the postage. They DO not II they
are the local papers they claim they are
hard TO locate. There have been hun
dreds u them in the twenty -four years
that the Eagle has been IA the field ana
nave died as many more must 30 un-
der their false representation. You
want a good medium 10 Go your adVrr-
Using in; you want
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VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY.

You want an established medium: you
want 70 patrolize those who are capa-
bic OF patronizing you. You receive
the benefits from the seventy employees
OF the Eagle: YOU get more circulation
from the Weekly Eagle than YOU can
anywhere else The readers of the
Weekly get four times as much live
news for soc as they get from the other
weeklies FOR S1.O0 and $3.50. This IS the
time when price and quantity tell. You
get all you can and pay as little a. you
can. Therefore the Weekly Eagle :
the paper for the advertiser and reudeg
alike.
Rates made known On application.
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Black Rings

under the eyes and sallow complexion
show billousness. This is one of the
most disagreeable Of stomach disorders
and if allowed to have its own way will
result in great harm. Cure biliousness
at once by using Ripans Tabulcs.
One Tabule gives relief.
Ripans Tabules: by drugs
by mail IL the a boxi
No 10 Spruce 4.
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he THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAP POI 10

Mr.. Plat tonight lends an excuse for
going west with the nomination for vice
president. Mr. PIatt was confronted
very soon after ne came in, with the
idea that he might cause the nominal
ton TO go west, and his reply indicated
that the plan might please him better
than 70 have either Morton or Hobart
nominated. All this is along the idea
OF admitting the change in the political
map. throwing Ohio east and giving sec
ond place on the ticket 20 the west in
the region OF the campaign center.
Mr.. Leland was apprised OF the new
line OF investigation !naugurated this
morning. but has nothing 10 say about
the plan OF placing MS name on The tick
e. He simply repeats what ne has
always said-chat he wants nothing
not even after Mckinley becomes pres
ident.
L must be observed on reflection that
the position OF vice president may not
be more tempting than Mr. Leiand's
chances 70 land n the cabinet. and n
view OF this fact Il may not De such a
desira 5le solution OF the Kansas sicua-
ton in politics after all 20 land Leland
or the ticket
L IS well known that Secretary cf TIE
interior Or any other cabinet position
is preferable 70 vice president. but yet
II the Mckinley managers conclude that
II is well 70 nominate 4 man fo- wee
president who vii add 20 the sJ-snz -h
OF the ticket IN TIE west. where votes
VIII Be- needed. and they should draf,
Leland. he could not veil get out q Z.
despite his Favorable showing f0r TIE
cabinet AL the states around Kansas
have been represented IL tie cabinet
and & Is as certain as anything % .
political character can - TIA. Kansas
VIII break i1to the cabinet = Mex iniey
Is elected unless e Kansas man i made
vice president
so SAID Mr. WickuIre. Il haven't
iT.ssd 70 ~ fanay srgsEG lie house -lrce |
- re hired ST. % boil Tie he a-sa sda
-ia- Indianapolis Jo1rzll-
IaEkSoS = Ike Slzzo-ds: there = rs.ls- |
.as y oe .nsde o. TIE small IE.s<ier Dogs- 4
To EAvE respect for ourselves gE-sies |
81 lnSrzLs: aud . have Gele-cESc 91E /
'Ioe-s -oFer2s Cur zzsEEers--Ste-Ec
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and his claims for a place will receive
attention. II is said that the judge
would ike to be president of the board
of charities.
1t is understood that the Lewel,ing
crowd will shortly hold a meeting at
Kansas City for the purpose of dividing
up the Offices and arranging the de-
tails for the campaign.
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DandruH DON'T Grow

Where Danderine dwells. One applica-
ton, Clean Head. Clean Coat Collar
Looks better; Feels better. Get some
All druggists, SI.oO.
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And az diseases OF
the rectcm cured
without kEiss. ES2-
ture. or c&ustics-
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Until patient -
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PRIVATE DIS
EASES IN both
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terms WithoG< thS
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drugs.
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Piles, FistuIa,

Female ailments IN all forms. as leucor-
rhoea. Painful PERIODS. Suppression. etc.
= specially.
Epilepsy Or Falling FITS speedily cor
froi!eG and permanently cured. ceres
poudence by mall promptly ansNereN
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CASES
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GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
TO TIE IAHT

BEST DINING Csg SL3YllE IS
The WORLD
The ROCK ISLAND - f,renost In
adopting any advantage calculated u
Ia prove speed ss4 ElFs that iargrF.
safety aBd comfort that Dgpular 80.
r0uage demands - sgls oaseat h.
f.ssrOaEbly erupsefe villa s~sf.f.eissl
trains. ni5 -nl1ceaf Gi@luz cara sl.-su-
ers and ca4.s coaches. al the fs,... -.
szat All . -@crasiy Improved %
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gPECTALTiEg-
FAST TIME
EACELLENr EQUIPMENT.
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THE WORLD.
GOOD CONNECTIONS
For fen EaFfleelaFs - - ff-kefs
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1sAsst ei.seN ~ t4e iniless ss-tes. ~
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TO LOAN-s5O0 70 business man who Will
furnish me employment III 5000 per mo.
Interest free. Address wv. II. c, care
Eagle. d-2-3tfp
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STOLEN-From my place, COZ K. Doug
las Ave. Thursday night. June II, one
sorrel mare. years old also one light
spring wagon and harness. Anyone ind
ing same VIII be literally rewarded by re-
turning 10 Albert hunkle dzS-tf
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FOR TRADE-Four lots for a bicycle.
Cal on w. a Read. over 0Bston store.
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LORENZO LIVENS UP
LEWELLING WILL BE THE POP
NOMINEE FOB GOVERNOR.

This is Coming to be Conceded at Topeka
with the Further Belief That Colonel
Taylor is Slated for the Wardenship OF
the state Penitentiary - Wyandotte
County's Delegates are for LeweIling,
Although They are Not Instructed
LeweIIing People JubiIant all Over the
State
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AGENTS To HANDLE OUR TELE-
phone Tablet. Lawn SPRINGER and High
Grade Specialties. pays 500 yearly. VIC
tory Mig. Co.. Cleveland. .. d22-5t
BUSINESS OPPORTIINll
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TAKEN UP-A bay mare, white faced.
one white hind foot, Is hands high Owner
call at corner 18th and Fourth AYES A.
Courtney. dZ5-5t9l.
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PAINTING-Sign, scenic and back
ground work. Drop a card and / win call
ana figure with you. Geo. l.. Higgins.
713 n. 4th. DAFT
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Such is the Interpretation of the Postal
Paper Bearing Them is Intercepted by
the Postoffice Authorities-Mr. Fitch
Says That He is Sorry But That the
law is Plain - This Prevents More
Speedy Acceptance of the Union Eieva-
tor Proposition.
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WANTED-A gentleman stenosr pher,
al l01 East Douglas avenue. by Adams q
Adams dI0-tf
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WANTED-RoOm and board by gentle
man and wife IN private family. No
other boarders. Must be in good location.
Address by letter ''Nylto." this Office, Civ
ing fun particulars as 10 price and accom-
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WANTED-A good girl for general
hodsework; German preferred. Gail mora
ings- No. 1l57 " Lawrence. dzO-tf.
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WANTED-At low rates for cash. a
phaeton and gentle horse. Address School
Of Oratory, Y. NJ e. A. d20-5t q
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WALSTED-Both men and women TO In
troduce into every home an article that
every houSekeeper wants. You can make
money. CaI at Room 10. over J2S T.. Doug
las. d23-2t u
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1896-12-18
Hale and Hearty

Is the condition in which every human
being wa undoubtedly intended to be, and
whenever this is not the case there must he
something wrong: Probably in a majority
Of cases the trouble is in the blood, which
Las become impoverished or impure by
reason Of hereditary scrofula taints or from
some other cause. In case there is scrofula
in the blood there will frequently be erup-
lions of the skin, though sometimes the
disease assumes q different form. In fact,
81 very large. proportion of diseases are
caused by this Inherited faint. That the
cause y in the blood is proved by the
tism, catarrh, and other like diseases
are most, readily cured by purifying
the blood. No medicine has such a
recorl Of cures as Hoods Sarsapa-
ri!la, and yet Hoods Sarsaparilla is always
Advertised as q blood purifier. The way 10
keep hale and hearty is to keep the blood
pu,l, and If it Is not in a condition Of purity
and vitality there is no better remedy that
can be used than this same great blood
pun ifier and strength builder, Hoods Sar-
sal arilla.
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TO Prevent Protection.

More than thirty years ago the Re
publicans abolished the duties on tea
and coffee on the ground that these ar
ticles of universal consumption, of
which the wealthiest consume even
less per capita than the poorest, ought
not to be burdened with duties in pre-
ference to other articles which this
country is able to produce, so that du-
ties thereon operate as encouragement
to home industry. AT that point was
drawn the distinctive line of separa-
ton between the free-trader, who
would put taxes on the workingman's
breakfast table in order to avoid slim
ulating Il home industry. and the pro.
t%ectionist, who prefers duties that help
home industry and do not render arti-
cles of general consumption more cost
IL. About the rates to be imposed on
different articles, Or the choice between
different objects of duty belonging to
the same class, protectionists may diff
fer from other prOtectionists, and free.
traders from other free-traders. But
there has been no time when the whole
body of free-traders was not disposed to
tax the poor mans breakfast table in
order to avoid imposing duties on man.
ufactured goods imported.
Exactly the same principle was in
volved in the removal of duties on
sugar in 1890, and in their imposition
by the free-traders in 1894 in order to
make possible a reduction Of $4,000
Goo in duties on manufactured pro-
ducts. Whether the sugar duty may
hereafter be considered protective in
character, in view of the considerable
development and great promise of the
%beet-sugar industry. is a different ques-
ton; but in 1890 the encouragement of
home production by a direct bounty
was preferred, while in 1894 the duty
on sugar was imposed avowedly be-
cause it was considered not protective
in character. This brief statement OF
the principles which have governed the
two opposing parties for twenty years
will suffice to show why men of Repub-
lican convictions cannot be expected to
approve duties on tea and coffee while
many important industries languish be-
u inadequately protected. !.
The increase of the. tax on beer has
been long advocated by free traders for
the same reason. 1t would take away
a reason for part of the duty on manu-
tactured products. But it has never
been proposed by free trade statesmen
or politicians, o have they dared to
attempt 1t when in power, because
they would not afrront q large body Of
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voters to whom the brewers and the
sellers would readily make such a tax
appear most obnoxious. 1t does not
matter that the increased duty would.
In fact be paid by the brewers and the
sellers, and need not advance the SELL
ing price Of beer by a single half cent.
The organized forces interested to
make such m increase Of tax appear
IN the last degree offensive are well.
known. The fact that the voters who
would be likely to he thus Influenced
are numerous enough to turn the scale
IN several great States, which no party
desires to abandon. is also we'll known.
1t is now about thirty-two years since
the tax on beer was fixed at its present
figure. and in all the changes of taxa
ton since attempted. sometimes by one
party and sometimes by the other,
neither has made a serious effort to al
ter this particular tax. 1t is safe to
say that it will not be changed this
year or next, and would not be If the
question We're left exclusively to the
congressman of either party.
These measures are not proposed with
any other object than to excuse further
resistance to the restoration Of protec-
tive duties. For that restoration, not
IN detail but in principle. the people,
have decided by the greatest majority
ever given on any issue. The measures
proposed in order to avoid duties on,
manufactured products are distinctly
hostile to protection in principle, and
are urged for that reason and no other
by the free traders. Every one of them
would enhance the cost of living for
the working millions throughout the
land, whereas protective duties would
directly help them by encouraging the
establishment of new Industrial works,
and increasing the demand for labor.
1t is not for a moment to be doubted
what the decision of intelligent advo-
Gates of protection will be, and the
vote lately cast shows plainly what de-
cision the people, and especially the
working millions, demand.-New York
Tribune.