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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-01
locks DULL AND LOWER.
,tIL VOLUME IN BUSINESS.
E.r,ox OF THE FEDERAL TREAsURY-RAIL-
WAY EARNINGS.

Il ,r,ox OF THE FEDERAL. TREASORf-RAlL-
WAY EARNINGS.
Sunday May 31-p. m.
r-ritad States Treasury received In the
III. ,noss DAYS last week from customs ST.
;re pu' .ror, internal revenue 50 49;, O95 and
.',sooraneous sources $;'3;5. i9G. Total from
fni 81 o15. against S5,7OS 45S in the preced-
d. The receipts for the month amount to
n.s4s711. and the payments to S2s'o'"'ooo'
tho excess Of expenditures over receipts
...m,2S3 For the fiscal year to date the re-
W are 500. 53G 400; expenditures S3264oo'-
s aa ,,a excess OF expenditures being S-"o'p-
~ The weekly Treasury statements showed
Wv" Of s. G61 in the available cash balance
increase If S26OG.S SOD in the actual cash
ara o." which is now S26S,S6S,''l.
hslal..,, with a week ago. the Treasury
Co inps show the following changes: decrease
hansSsold balance Of S3,603,361. n ade up by
u 'he S9 $40 17a in coin ana bullion ana loss
W ~, - s10 n the amount Of outstanding certitl-
O. >i" cain IN the silver balance OF SO5i,Zl-.
taiss' sain Of S2131S4 in silver coin and bull
due "a q loss Of S42i,O2S in the outstanding
Nn ~.r,iGcates and a gain in the lcgal-tender
silver GU :" 60 776 O35. made up by a gain Of
haIIss,n Tn the amount OF outstanding currency
VIp@sootes and gain Of S2.91t.o5 in the
r'ut NJ legal-tendCr notes in the treasury.
inoa" ~ National bank notes increased ST.
Ho aoSf Treasury notes issued under the law OF
me- me- ,ba amount of $jl43fa were returned ID
l""roosnry and the amount or these notes
the n.,,atS1n was decreased by this sum to S9S,-
s,5 ii,Ss'''',' s,,u,a.,,. Treasury s,.t.moD,
ouv!vna with that Of May %:
''r May y May ~ changes
al, coin and hull
lon cerh =. 90 osa ga sos eGc oGo Dec S. COZ a65
rstss
r. notes. less ooo .ls too GO IsI Inc 7-6 az,
cerfcates - CO. oo- asa
Nat bank notes; er'' ~
c,ver dollars and
sclion less CO.. - coo go &C o27 ssa Inc GH- 90
ufcates
Cash in Treas. s-o' -''"'" s-'''-''''" 'N' N''
Deposit. in Ma. -, ~, 90 30 ooe AGO Dec o,o 53a
,lona banks -"o - -
.,a,,abs cash $3.50. o62s s2s9S4l'Gl Dec. sS'oe'
Deduct minor M oo ose 10 On ,-2 ON Doc 615 800
bities -o'''0''
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NNO BUILDERS:

VENO BUILDERS:
= Sealed proposals for furnishing tie necessary ma
teas and performing the labor FOR erecting and finishing
retaining walls kltcf buildings OF the Long Island
Hospital at Kings Park. ~ " may b. seat by mail
delivered In person To $50 o'clock y. M Wednes-
day 10Th lSy6 John O. Deubert President OF the
Board OF Managers OF the Long Island state Hospital 10
l01. Arbuckie Building. Brooklyn. n. l., at which
and place the Board Of Managers viii receive aud
open all bids.
Proposals must be sent for the whole work and accom-
panied by uretes guaranteeing the faithful execu-
ZION Of the offer IL accepted.
Board Of Managers the right TO reject any
all bids they deem for the best interests OF the
State.
Plans and specifications be and forms of pro
posals obtained the office Of G. Perry. Architect N
the Capitol at Albany NJ T.. at the once Of W. +
Sylvester. General superintendent Kings Park. ~ J.
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TOTAL shares Tor me Week N9f
y. W. Harris e. CO. will pay dividends
number of securities. list Of which will be found
i'll another column.
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proposals.
cc~N~r~~~~~No>o0>oN>~~> >~.>~~~~~~~S~~~~>>><<~
10 COAL DEALERS.
OFFICE LONG ISLAND STATE HOSPITAL
ROOM lVI. ARBUCkLE BClLDiNo.,
Proposals.


no COAL DEALERS, ..,
OFFICE LONG ISLAND STATE HOSPITAL
BROOKLYN.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ office until O'Clock T. NJ. on Wednesday, June
10Th 1896 for furnishing coal as follows: Brooklyn
Dept. To be delivered the Hospital on Clarsson
street 9Ooo tons unore less) " No Buckwheat
Anthracite or less) OF stove coal
For Kings Dept To be delivered alo sside docks
at Kings Park l.. l., 1900 tons tinore or less) VI
No Iuckwleat Anthracite coal and 500 tons Snos or
less) Of stove coal 49,. ,,
THIS coal is TO be OF the best quality cleaned and
freshly mined subject the approval Of the Board OK
Managers or ther representative. Proposals must pro-
,ies as RAY be REQUIRED b. the Board Managers
their representative Each bid must be enclosed IN an
envelope addressed the Board OF Managers. Long
island state Hospital. Room l0T. Arbucke Building.
Irooklyn n T. endorsed proposals for COAL" sai
be accompanied by bond OF sureies residents of
the State y. " each to Justify In the SUM OF u. 600.
suretrs 10 guarantee that the b.dJeFs VIII exc
II IL is awarded them and will perform
faithfully.
The right Is by the Board OF Managers 10
any or bids and after contract Is entered into
10 dealers, forfeited. Whenever thelr
Judgment being performed for the best interests
VI the State. . . ..
JOHN q. DEUBERT,
Pres. Board Of NanaGerA
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SAVANNAH LINE. OCEAN s. s. co.

~ Tr weekly from Pier 81 n r.. foot Of Spring ST.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at p II. For
freight passage apply tn
J. D. Hashag-n. T.. \. W. h. Rheti Cen ACT.
s. + & w. E'y Pei Bway. Get. X X. 3lt Bway.
q NJ sorrel Mgr j. l.. Adams. O. T.. A.
p Beckwith O. F. & =. A. r. G. 4 y T. r. 1853 Btay.
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DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

~ for La GuGyra Puerto fabelo Curacao and Mara
cabo Via Curnc.u9 from Pierrepont Stores, Brooklyn.
So CARACAS Wednesday. June = p IA
- VENEZI' Ella Saturday, June 3d. p. m
IS PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, June ~ p. m
FOR MARACAIBO VIA ST. THOMAS
S. CURACAO Saturday, June a.
These American steamers. built expressly for the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS 4 DALLETT.
General MANNERS l3j Front-st.
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EUROPE. Thirty Excursions to Europe. Oceal

~ tickets by all send for Tourist Gazette" Holy
Land excus on leaves Sept. T. Round the world party
starts Oct L. F. G. CLARK III Broadway. New-York
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STEAMSHIP LINES
NJ ETHERIANDS LINE.


~ For OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK NEWPORT
E EEWT RTMoNp TG fSS hE and MNsK
TNGTON d. C.. daily, except sunday. Richmond direct
via all water r0ute) Monday freight only) and satur
day Passengers and FrelghD. Sallngs from Pier ~.
n r.. p NJ. sat. r. N. Through tickets and
freight all points
" l. GUILLAtDEr. Vice-Pres. and Traffic Mgr.
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.,.,,. cash sass $50 62s $3.50. ,eGl Dec. ssd6I
Deduct minor IA ooooe 80 On -2 ON Toe 615 900
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CRUISE TIE TT LAND TIE GE MlDNHGHT SUN

by the magnificent Steamer General Chanzy.'
the CompagIie Generate Transatlaniique,
July 9Th. stopping at Dover. England. for
ana returning ~ OF Bergen and leth.
Sc tand. Hayre. France.
trip itinerary from New YORK has been arranged.
For iu particulars including price Of passage, ETC. ETC..
a. FORGET. General Agent,
General Orcr No. 5 lIN .lng u y. ".
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BANANA RAILROAD co.

Owning and Operating COLUMBIAN LINE
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting at the all West Coast Ports of
Iexlco Central and South America.
Steamers sNil from Pier foot West 9th St. y. y.
ADVANCE. jane !. noon FINANCE June ~. nooo
For rates apply at company's office. - Broadway
JOHN MUIR Traffic Manager.
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o, , rrsss $3.50 ~ 90 s2C7.2iS56l Inc. 5000 sec
Deposits IN - 930.5 a23 80. O93 400 Dec. loo 533
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T. notes. less go NO. GAG ,oo GO 4sI Inc 716 az,
certificates IL 10 q CO. oo- i've I - osa
MAJ bank notes efo''''' '' ANY,
cNcr dollars and
s,lon less er'- - coo go os ,a7 ssa Inc 627 90
-'''''''-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

the boys OF the Sophomore class was
seen walking from Red jacket to Grover,
aud when asked what induced him to
walk, replied: ''Im training for the 100
yard dash on our next field day"
The Young Mems Athletic Club OF the
high school are trying to arrange for a
Houghton county high school field day,
to be held at this city some time in May.
The item in last weeks NOTES stating
that "the seniors would tender recep-
ton to the juniors after the junior exhi-
bitiou" was news TO the senior class.
Our juniors are working hard and
faithfully upon their exhibition, which is
TO he given March %. and a rare treat is
In store for all who attend.
A visitor to the high school would be
surprised at some of the thoughtful atti-
tudes the seniors take at times, but YOU
must remember that the one topic ON
their mind is commencement essays.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
L. Pingree Coming Herr.

In week or 80 Mayor Hazen S. Pin
gree. candidate for the republican nom-
nation for governor OF this State. Will
visit the Upper Peninsula o. campaign
tour aud is booked TO speak at Houuh-
ton during his WISH. A great many of
the citizens OF Calumet, aud more espec-
Tally the laboring men, are DESTROYS of
having the mayor visit this city and adj
dress the voters, aud some effort should
be made to that end.
At Negaunee petition was circulated
and in few hours over $50 signatures
were attached to it and the hst included
many OF the leading citizens, irrespective
OF party. Certainly, this city, which has
always been considered "a sort of repohli-
can stronghold and where the republi-
can ticket generally il elected by n mainr.
i'y not far short of 1000, is worthy of n
visit from this famou. man aud liza little
effort is made be will, no doubt. be likely
To respond.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
Foul Play Suspected.
The Two Dead Men
Are Taken for Nor
Wegian Sailors.
Another Telegram Il. Received
Asking Ir the Dead Men Had Money
With Them-Attorney Larson
VIII Investigate.

The mystery about the death OF John
Roanpaa and Jacob Heitanen in Boston
was increased yesterday by telegram
received from friend Of the dead men ia
Boston asking il they had any money or
valuables about them VIII n they left here.
Each OF the men had gold watch and
one had $50 in cash on his person when
they left this city and foul play is sus-
pected by many OF the Finnish people
here.
meeting was held last evening and
oyer $500 was raised to investigate the
matter. Attorney o. J. Larson left on
the noon train for Boston and a thor
ough investigation Of the affair will be
made as soon ~ he arrives.
The Boston Traveller has the following
concerning the matter which, although
badly mujdled, is interesting to some
degree:
Two Norwegian sailors secured lodg-
ings at boarding house at 200 Friend
street Saturday night. Yesterday n
'" VI gas ercdpiuk IrOm the
sailors room was detected. The door
was forced open, aud both men were
found ia bed in an UNCONSCIOUS condition,
apparently very close to deaths door.
They wrr- removed to the City hospital.
where oneof them is in very critical
condition, while the other il improving.
The only clew to- the identity of the men
Is prayer book found in the pocket OF
one OF th-m which bore the name of John
Romberg."
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
DressulakinR.

L am pleased to announce to the ladies
that have secured the services of an eff
cient cutter for my dressmaking depart.
ment, who uses the latest and most ap.
proved machine for cutting.
This machine has many superior adj
vantages to any system or model thar
has ever been introduced TO this art and
is worthy OF attention and trial bv nil
wishing to wear a gown which. in sddi-
ton to perfect fit, adds symmetry of
form and grace TO the figure. The one
important feature which the ladies' will
hail with delight il, that but one fitting
Is REQUIRED better still, after having
made one dress for customer. no fitting
at all is necessary, as the method ia so
correct perfect tit is easily secured.
What a relief from the tiresome bours of
fitting.
Owing to the amount OF time saved in
the lifting, it enables us TO offer IN rho
public better made costumes tor Iess
money than has eyer been made in this
part OF the country. "A saving of finn.
anu money is the happy accompaniment
to this great drafting machine"
l.. W. WHITE.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
Am u u. snenls.

AS the lenten season has been very
quiet, so far as social life is concerned an
the time Immediately after the close oil
the season pro misses TO be an unusually
lively one. Several parties have been an
ouuced to take place shortly after lent.
IN Tact, one is TO be given on the first day
following Easter Monday. This is the
annual ball OF Calumet Tent, No. 2lS.
h. o. L. NJ aud extensive preparations
are already being made for the event.
TIE party is to be given at the Light
Gu ard Armory aud Karkeet's orchestra
bas been engaged for the occasion.
Ga Friday Of the same week occurs the
Mining School students annual ball mt
Houghton aud a number OF Calu net peo-
pie contemplate attending this event.
The Filth Regiment band will furnish
music and special train will be run for
the accommodation lof Calumet people
who may wish to attend.
Later on IN the month the Daughters
oil Herman Sons are preparing for a
grand ball and they promise an evening
of thorough enjoyment on the 9th. BE.
sides these the Knights of Pythias have
already announced their annual Nav
party to be given on Friday evening.
May l, at the Armory. The Fifth Regr-
ment band has been engaged and MIR.
Charles Mayworm, OF Houghton, ha-
been secured as prompter for the dance
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

The News has pleasure in Announcing
tnat' as a result oil the visit in this part
oil the territory of Nc. Ronald Stewart.
the superintendent. he has made n redur.
ton oil twenty per cent ia the rates of h.
Western express between the copp,r
country and Chicago and which weut
into effect on Saturday last; this goes To-
show that the Western express is doing
the lar thing with our people even il IL
has no opposition. This reduction and
the Tact OF delivering and picking IN
parcels from all parts of the location.
must make big cut in the profits OF the
company, but we hope the extra busi.
Less it will bring, will more than mak.
up the deficiency.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

The Austriaus in various parts of this
country have purchased lO,46i acres of
land in Mendocno County, California
about forty miles from San Francisco.
the consideration being $4,000, upon
which $50, 900 has been paid, and upon
which il is Intended to form an Au-triap
colony. The company il formed in 100. :
900 shares of 81 each; they are now
worth 50. No shareholder can hold less
than fifty shares. Each shareholder ia
entitled, as long az he owns lis shares.
To ten acres OF land, and also, when be
builds house, to 5000 feet Of Iumb
The colony has only Just been started
but there are already about pa share.
holders either on the ground or on the
way there, and it is reported that during
the coming summer Il great many more
will he located on the compsnN's lands.
Mr.. Joseph Plautz, formerly of Wertin's
store, left for the colony by the noon
train, aud he is the first one from this
place to leave for the colony.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
Obituary NotIce.

Amel Arthur, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Carlson, Of No. 24jo &
street. Raymbaultown, died yesterday
alter short Illness. The iuneral will he
held tomorrow afternoon with services
at the house. and the remains will be in.
tered in schooleraft cemetery.
Duncan Alexander, the 2I5-montb-old
.on OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cameron. Of
No. 1924 HecIa street, died Yesterday.
The funeral was held this afternoon ut .
O'Clock from the residence, the Rev. Dan.
lel stalker officiating. The remains we're
laid at rest in Lake View cemetery
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
Skating Party.

The skating party given by a number
Of the young men, "a return To the leap
year party given week or so ago, at
the Park ice rink last evening, was very
we'll attended and all report an enjoya-
BILE evening. The crowd was not large,
but Jusr large enough To have IA good
time and that was the general verdict Of
all who attended. The Fifth Regiment
band was pr sent aud furnished music
for the skaters until late in the evening
when supper was served.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
Will iBe An Exciting Race.

Arrangements have been about perfect.
ed with Sib Larson, a fat skater, of Ish.
reming, who has gained considerable rep
utation for his speed at his home aud
who gave Troyer the Sault Ste. Marie
man, the hardest race be ever skated in
The iron di rict. for n race to take ulac-
at the Park ice rink next Thursday even
ing. Albert Davey, who il considered
one OF the speediest skaters in this vicin-
ity and whose abilities have never yet
been tested to their utmost, will skate
against him and the race will probably
be one OF the fastest ever Witnessed here.
The race will be for one mile, and as both
have POPULATIONS at stake, "A very swift
contest il looked forward to.
The Fifth Regiment band has been en-
gagged for the occasion and a large at
tendance is anticipated. There is also
some prospect of race between Thom-
son aud Davey. which would probably
be still more interesting, as both have
local regulations for speed Thomson
won the trst medal of the tournament
which has recently been completed, and
made the mile ia 3 minutes aud 30 rec.
onds, and. although this time was beat
en- by Swykert in the second contest, it is
generally conceded that the former is the
faster man. Davey claims the mile ia 8
minutes and 30 seconds in his race with
Maggie, OF Hancock, last winter and there
ID no doubt he and Thomson would
make an exciting race.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

The James II. Browne theatrical CON-
pany will positively make its last ap-
pearance this season in this city at the
Opera House tomorrow evening when
they will present the great play Michael
Strogoff.' This drama combines com
edy and tragedy in u very happy manner
and always p'eases the audience. The
company played at Houghton last even
ing aud all were well pleased with the
performance.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

Charles Nyberg, the 12-year-old son OF
Me-. and Mrs. Antoine Nyberg, OF Cedar
Lane, was seriously injured at the Park
ice rink last Wednesday evening. The
boy was run into by one Of the speedy
skaters who got his skate tangled with
the boys aud the latter was thrown
down, striking the Ice with considerable
force with his head and knocking him
senseless. The boy recovered sufficiently
to walk home with assistance, but was
unconscious the greater part OF Eester-
day aud his condition is rather danger
Gus at present.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
HIGH SCHOOL ITEMS.
Edited by Francis ! Nicbo,os ,oe

lbdited by Francis J. Nicholas, 'o6
While in Nashville on his trip to the
south, Mr.. Cooley, with several other
gentlemen, visited the schools in that
city. The pupils sang the popular air of
the south, Dixie" with great enthus-
iasm. but when asked to sing "Am.ric,"
replied that they did not know il. II
seems the old airs of the south ore
taught, rather than the national airs.
We are to have no spring vacation this
year, and consequently will be out a
week earlier at the close Of the sprinp
term.
Inc chemistry class is now working
with the third group of metals.
Members OF the first and second vear
classes hayeentertained us every morning
oil the past week by debating upo, v.r;.
GUS subjects. The debate Ct TLursd,v
morning, upon the subject "sbould
women Vote" was very interesting aud
aiter The debate closed members of ,h..
nlsh school INDUCED in a lively discus.
sion OF the subject.
Inc members Of the botany elass can
now pursue their studies with greater
accuracy, az In addition to the hand
'enses' they re wed six large compound
microscopes this week, which were fur.
n'-hed '"r""gh the generosity OF the
school board.
william MarstoD, formerly a student
10 tne nigh school, paid us a visit last
Monday morning.
on certain evening last week one of
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

Two coaches full OF members ~ tho
uaiumet lodge OF Knights OF Pythias and
."e'r 'r'ends vent tn Houghtonln last even
iog 10 attend the drama, damon and
n s'"'a' az presented by James n.
browne : theatrical company, under the
auspices OF the Houghton society and ri,
were more than pleased with the nor.
iormancr. many pronouncing IL the hest
pay the browne company has given in
the copper country for some time
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

a. Is. Wa'ebam, of the Calumet and
Hecla draughting Office, left ON the noon
train Tor Tbomnsylle, Ga on All extend
ed trip. Mr.. Wareham's health has not
been oil the best for some lime past and
he goes TO reruperate.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
Entertainment This Evening.

Prof. Byron W. King. A. NJ, Phi d., OF
Kings school Of oratory, of Pittsburg,
Pa will appear at the Calumet Congre-
gational church this evening under the
au pices of the Y. F. S. c. +. aud will
give one 4 his popular entertainments
and which no doubt will draw out a
large audience.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

Thomas Mills, OF Laurium, has request
ed the NEWS to announce that he il a
candidate for the off OF overseer OF
Highways at the next township election
AID trusts that his friends will bear this
fact in mind at the caucus and ut the
mill
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

The superintendent of he Cunard S. s.
Co. has just paid me visit and says
the ocean rates TO or from the old coun-
try will not be reduced for three years,
but are likely to go higher. Oates, agent
for all the lines.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

John Stalker, brother OF the Rev. d.
Stalker, left on the early morning train
Tor Valparaiso, Ind, where he contem-
plates commencing the study of law.
he best wishes Of a large number of
friends accompany him.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

All NEIL bers of Union Temple Of Honor,
No AZ, are requested TO tend the meet
lug to be held on Saturday evening, at
clock, as matters of special interest
will be brought up.
W. ROWLING, Recorder.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

The \. &c. A. gymnasium boys are
already making preparations for their
annual gymnasium exhibition TO be given
IN month or 80 and the classes are
being drilled for that purpose.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

MissJanes left today on business trip
TO Chicago, where she goes to look up he
latest styles in her art. She will be alb
sent two weeks, during which the bust
ness will be in charge of Miss Anne James,
VIII is a professional hairdresser.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13
Look I'D the Records.

OF the different brands OF beer and see If
any of them can compare with the Sg-
perior Stock, brewed by THE Bosch
bREwING TO. This brand has distauced
all competitors.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-13

All members OF Court North Star. No.
IL, T. oi A., are requested to bring
their caps To the court room Saturday
evening, March II.
RIcu,Rn Rooopu c.,