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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23

BENJAMIN J0Au~Ul. agent in ILLa-
delpAia II The New NrrE brokerage
nT2 % hga2alI & WlEtloek. who Geft
hrszge after the discovery Ct @ reported
shortage If about $1,000 In b&@ ar
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-01-23


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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
U.eIe SAM. uae. or B.e.., shops.

CDe5e Sam has taken up the fight 90
the bucket shop men. and il i predicted
by the prosecutors that tney Will soon
Be driven our OF the rural districts, which
are now their most prolific field.
The statute prohibiting the Use Of the
MALE for fraudulent purposes il TO be in
yoked, and there il every probability
that the federal grand jury. before it,
doal adjournment today, will return IT,.
dictments against several Leading Chicago
bucket shops who do business in the
country.
-Four mysterious witnesses who yerr
alike unknown to the baiiiffs and ire
quenters Of the vicinity OF the United
states court, and Who made no applica-
tons for witness iees, were before the
grand jury yesterday. One OF them
dropped bundle containing bucket chop
quotations. circulars and letters which
had evidently been obtained IRON come
country customers OF the shops. One OF
the chief witnesses used BY Mr.. Baker in
securing indictments against the buckel
shops was also in evidence around the
jury room all the afternoon, and IL ex-
pected to explain the bucket shop men'-
methods tn the Jurors today.
The evidence produced yesterday has
been indu-triously collected by agents OF
the Board OF Trade for month or two.
Indictments OF the Chicago bucket
shops will also be sought systematically
at the country points at which they have
been doing business. Inspector Stuart
of the postal department, has long list
OF victims who are anxious to give eyi
dence. Judge Showalter's decision
month ago that the clause in the lottery
act making il an offense to cause circu-
lars to be taken from the mails apply
also to green goods and other fraudulent
business was the opening wedge.
The inspector promptly collected the
evidence and will henceforth carry on
the war IN thecountry districts. Chicago
Times Herald.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
Unfortunzte Change.

The substitution Of one word for an.
other or the omission Of one word is
frequently enough to spoil the effect Of
an orators eloquence.
Years ago there was a military cele-
bration, in the course Of which various
popular military organizations and regi-
ments were made the subjects for ora
tions. eulogies and toasts. One enthusi-
astic admirer Of the Salem Light in
fantry" had carefully prepared toast
which he was sure would swell the
hearts Of those connected with the com
pany in question with pride and Joy.
He proposed to begin as follows: ITO
the Salem Light infantry Let the enc
mics Of our country look ON sach troops
and tremblep'
Unfortunately, when the time for the
delivery Of his toast came, his wits de-
serted him.
The Salem Light infantry he
faltered. The Salem Light infantry,
Let our country look ON such troops and
Tcmblep'-Youth's Companion.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

" = rzpnsslols 90 eIA--erais TIE in
psnse icdsbcsdoesz q English poscry
and Italian poetry 80 tbe ApOGyphA
Tie beautiful lines q Yong n his
Might Th01ghrs"-
Bet fhst- hearts -cz,5ss1. lzkz sAs wuc-sass.
ar.
soc1 ess-e; vber- pzz-st sA,s sh-1ss 70 rr>-S =
f1213-
are evidently 20 De rrard % the vsrss
in the - Book q Vision. 49, A. when an
Arr0w Is shot Al marx II ps-1sth the
Air. th2- Immediately coneth togsther
again. SO that . man cannot know
where il went through" Tie fzn11s
Hymn Of Praise" IN Millions Para
disc Is clearly modelled after the ''Bens-
dicite." c. the '-Soag q the Thrse
Childrsn- +" IN the Apocryphz. Is II the
lines:
HIS praise. ye v1sas. soa; trOz to1r s-a--srs
B-esshs SIT or oud. AID wave ye tops. ys
pines.
With every paAsi. IN sisz q worship. rA-s-
Il u also to the ApoGEpha ~ 20 The
book q Proverbs We owe many uznms
which have beco-oe Household words II
cur language and II the lzn<u2gsot al
civilized nations In the frs book q
Esdras, frr example, chapter ", 81, we
find as the rsyisers correctly rtude- II,
Great i truth, and strong above all
thinzs." Herr the Latin Vulgz;c las il,
" Magma so verls2s. e przT2let, 7"
which las word has been IN The process
q time converted into ''p-Evalebit, "
and h-scome prUverbizl IN the civilized
wo-ld Magazine
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

. Police cScs-s frequently 20 TO sleep
Thile p4crUllin- their heats, was the In
.O-n1riCn volunteered By . well known
member e IT, police force, especially
during The o5CpIe u hours that precede
daylight They have NJ idea Of boodling
siEhsr- O-iy shoIt time ago knew Of
81 Oesasr whose beat did not extend south
q Psn1~<lTa1la avenue On Fourteenth
s-rsse- who, while as.eep, walked all the
Ezy down along thai street 20 the long
c-.1sr- Wien be awoke, be was within
ten feet q . locomotive coming across the
bridge. and vas 50 frightened that be did
not ind his way back for nearly an hour
know % another case and heard the story
run the o-1oer himself, who wandered al
Tie va! along Z street from Fifth street
northeast - judiciary square. he got all
mixed Up IN the square and actually had
70 ask some one where he was before he
eJCLd find his way back 10 his beat OF
co1rse there are officers OCCASIONALLY who
settle down for q quiet snoozs. but the
cases spszk q are thee who actually ana
without any intention Or desire 60 asleep
while they are walking about. Wash
ingroE star.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
stul u.fnx FlintIoekA

Some regions are rather slow % ADAPT
themselves 70 modern game killing i'm
pielneuis A Forest and STRAIN cure
spcnfent got . letter from New Bruins
wisk the other day which said that
Hintlock guns were still in Use up IN
that country. The letter was from a
storskseper, who said that the store
had czrTisd a supply Of gun fints ever
s-nce II had been started By his grand
father, away hack in 1896. Probably he
would lose trade IL be did not have
them IN stock II Is not improbable that
Indians IN the north woods Of Canada
still Use fintlock guns, but % use them
50 lear New York as Is New Brunswick
is curious
A fiutlock gun beside q modern
h2nnerless gun makes a contrast apt
70 be remembered II has been proposed
more than once that sportsmen, instead
Ct using such deadly weapons as mod
ern guns. take up the old bow and ar
row or some other primitive weapon
The sportsman that had killed a modern
deer with that ancient weapon could
say that he was az good a hunter az
anybody. There are few or none that
can boast Of such kill
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

In thi. is<.s spp<Ars . cirVul<r calaa<
up.ou rho-e Shareholders q th~ above
company sho have not s1rrsSds.rsd to<tr
s,oek and paid their 81 pr sAsrs. 10 90
40 On or before the 5th cay q leae o. =
event of th-ir Dot dong - tA<sr stossk
oil be torseitrd-
Asve look AZ this Esrtsr. srsst ersts
!. due TO The committee Sso sp-
parsnrly have s1srrh-t TIE e-sod trNs1
TIE 6rs and broaxht orSer oct * eA2o~-
TIE NEss SrDly h<6<ve< that rAeCeetso-
nial - property q grss, pro1se and
Dever eoah 1a6<rstzsd rhy the ss.klsx
Ct the most norxh<riy -1Sf- ~ss srcqpsd
ia-t before il .s- exps-cS-d 10 re&rn tss
rsch xroun1, vhSch vzs kEo.n toe- DIP
inx 70 tne norsh B<=63e< rh- Csizz~s
and Hecls co1xlOzers,e. Satisfactory ~
s1Its might be ob,sis-d tro5 The o-rs-o1.
lode Il more work ~zs done x. and a.
tb- Ksasszrye lode - i01nd 70 ssow AZ
80 vel IN The pcO1<rry 20 The north- nos
lOox ago pG-rhz-ec ey the WOsysrsSs- Il
loOk- a. 4 II night rsz<Oozhly Dc sxpsxt-
I'd 70 b< -Or1a op~ni1x Up u te- pro
yerrv.
IL = proposed 20 SCI the p-Oqersy y
June. 80 So 70 80 . clean riTks sd 20
Iorn q Ds- eO1psny sith $4,000 (as
-s-~sbb-l sh.-e- sita theO5cs n Bo~,Oo-
TIE promoters Of the asr company look
sPoa the property - . good mining ven
Iurs sad VII ~Ork Il. not iOr boon.
BAT in . manner that wiA resiOani. rot
1sIy 10 their o~n credit, bat TO that Of
he Lake Superior rsg7ou- and eoo~e-
,aeutly their s5O-rs seooli Be baked Up
sirh the good .iIl and ASSISTANCE Of our
,o-ine-s nea and local capitalists
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

the four months reporting Aner'eA1
mines produced 81. 90. COO pounds ucrs
copper than in the eoresposdipx p<r'od
Of 1895; they exported in the same time
SO. OOO. 900 pounds more HAT y. ~hii-
probation increased BY Sls psr cea'. tx-
ports increased by - Per eeas- Nos .Sd
TO this eootinued copper tA1ise aerosc
and material ilersase Of eoasanPsaoa Al
hone. and the sSsi- sor . sprinx RE =
the copper shars- 10 s<~n 20 Be sc11d-
Boston Tra1Srript.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
The Ideal PaDae

James l. Francis. alderman, Chicago
-ays: Il regard DIR. Kings New Discov-
cry a. an IDEAL panaeea for coughs, colds
and lung complaints, having used it in
my family for the last FIVE years, to the
exclusion OF physicians prescriptions OF
other preparations" Rev. John Burgus,
heokuk. Iowa, writes: II have been a
minister OF the Methodist Episcopal
church for fifty years or more. and hav.
never found anything so beneficial, or
that gave me such speedy relief as DIR.
Kings New Discovery" Try this ideal
cough remedy now. Trial bottles free at
d. 7. Macdonals drug store.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

syziisss A.. Sxs~s a. sse<s~i The singers
al t>< eso~s II e&sA nnnhcr had not been
k<~re "a ~ A&ll NJ many dsy. The
-coc~rs sxs 1cs CAY q hixh musscAi
e~s<r. ees II ~ss vastly mere pleasing
a. the SssrSss s2s~9eat seeker than a
coscsrt ~Aea q psr~os1 kno~ledge OF
11<scL t<<A1iese - nccss~arv 60 its
p-apsr s7p-seixt,o1-
TIE p14.sxtic1 usesssses .ere rendered
a. ozIy the e<lo-~i people can RENDER
tA<n ss,s every go ~ss required 20 ne
sp.o@1 With an eacors and sometimes
t~o TIE ccz< k~tsrss q the eater
tSi,.ns1s sex~ aA~s VERY good
n< ee@P~sy spgsars 10 Lake Linden
No1ssy sys1iaS And People Of that city
Ray h< xss1r~1 u a srsr-eaass concert
Te<y sPq<~rsd sers so3rr the su<psces
q tie Epso~ss League q the Calumet
NE. eAa-A All SrrsaSsDsatss were
@<Gse sO< = s-cOsS sFps~rSncs here next
rse~asy sve1izg.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

Some Good Features
About the A. o. u.
w. Society.
The Bucket shops Again.
rs<ss ~.ua Has r.ke~ ~ the ftxss
Ass n. New Amer the e~eket
>ksD N<s-

eczzcz teiz< - Ae&r 2e2e~rs
saw thai The 4.s<=s1snts srS eesvys that
ts< eo~- - h<sizaias a. 80 excessive.
azS oxAsr sx2rs.ssi01s q IKE eAs-@essr.
It's wsA 70 rszls1 a. 7,s2hsrs d The
Aaesear 0Srs-r Ct TASTED WCcx2za N
NSrhsxs. that ts< laryss, aazhsr Of xs
-s-~-eors sO- TIE h<n<Scixry tz1t psss1 /,
The hiSscry o. tbs 5s-s~ascSSoa N any cse
yssr hss h<s1 ni1ecsso. 80 thai taking
iaso co1<sssrxsica De- Asi ral-i calls.
.rnOrIzshzstAs eo--s sxrssSs~'c ssaiaAny
90 year sO- a fsn rate 1e1s<r. In O-3sr
tsss The matter nay bs erO1sAt 7o-s
elo~s3y hOze. ne take ts< tolhowi-g I.>-
trzrio1< trcz sh< Ap-sl Sss~<=<0t 10
tSc@c
HorsriC T. Sto1e Mass G<2h-r 81
The or,s<r Ovsr esshresa ysers- He pad
iuco the beneS,Ss-y frsi s2Tl. A6lf.S
sus- tO- ssxAt-sn Years AZ 81 p<r year.
makes . total psy2-ot q sS4A Hs
isuly r~rssve~ $4,000 CARES N-@p
xx= a ue1csr q the Order nszrsy Sfrssa
years, De paid il s3S1, s31iag d. ~
81 yer yszr. makes hi- total psyDeots
s2Sl- Hi- family rses1vs- $4,000 Isaac
r Saith vss ze0h<r little over ten
yszrs- ne p2id $50 into the beo<6Sixry
had. adding dsss makes H. total paw
mats sra His i.ziiy receives s. coo.
Ani-S. RScks-zl was member Of the
orss- ETrle over siK years He paid
$3.50 s6dinS 6.-$ makes rs total pay
neat sl44. His ts27y recsiys~ $1,000
rh-es years- Re paid So into the beoe-
s-izry fand; sSsiax dues wozH make hi<
total psyzent- 500. His family receives
81 GOO Logis Nadiso1 was u~7b~r
Of the order 1.-THE over q month he
pad 81 His family receives 8, 0OO- II
vii Dc noticed that tie highe~r azosnr
paid = that Of Horstio 2 Ssoo-- who
has been q uSoher al the order over
eighteen years. ard hi- total pzynezt-
were le=e than $3.50 IL -o1i -esu a.
4 these iiln-rrstions would Dc s1fScssnr
20 dispose Once and for all OF the ones
tons Of eo-t- A man who can. N sizh-
tea years, By the payment OF $3.50. -
cure 81 ,O1O for his family, makes the
hes, Investment be ever made in bis LIE
II there are any men who expect 20 gee n
for any KS anOGnt than tni-. they I'll
Dc ro~fuNy DISAPPOINTED, and Il there are
any b~ne6ciary societies that are induc-
ing members TO tome n for the rsasoc
that il viii cost them les-, they are sin
ply ignorant or purpo-eiy ui--eprs-ent-
ing the iacts- After al. re imagine that |
there are very i-~ men who want TO D
winners b. death TIE average man
would rather continue 10 par. and -
the other iellaws de Every mouth.
every member Of the Anci@rt Order Of |
United Worknen gets the p-utsetion be
pays for. and Be the as-e--1sct- what
they may. be has the value ior valve ~
eeived, and il at any time death should |
call him awav, his family viii surely ~
eeive The protection pledged b. TIE Al
cent Order Of United Workmen-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
WITS. aNcroRs Ass Naps.
o, f.slsz<y rN.a Fis4rs.><s ssss 4. Can
&saA Ne

csA Me-
TAers = q kaser E1-,asr q ships' an
tA,o<s na2Rg.scsGrsd IN the 1:tle town q
c&rr3sz. Ne HAxa AZ a. ~. o<h@r plsces
- thSs eEccrry ccEaot7eG All - The
s1z1<sy SALTS sAas rcros cut q tie Maine
sA.rx2-&s sazs % tie village On Pencoscos
aSy &c tSSir socAors> sturdy smiths
swsz,< tAekr Axz- zas-s 3xy xftsr CAV all the
yeN- t0as tr Tie olsck. smoky, hong, low
CAz6s3 sousgS Were oc.y anchors are
tuc<eG ScEascsnass he trip hammers are
sotzs al zir@s Kocut the fO-ges, and the
otxzS1.s % tA~ Erss and the ring q the
A1znz1ers Are ssxa ard hs1-d fc- miles
@rruss tae e4y
Tsc1s1,,1s e scos q cd trOa are pur-
cA1ss6 y tAess eoee- Camden establish
z.ects every rsN-. .Cx anchors are forged
Ax-gsSF frOrn csxsl % t-oc- TIE material Is
cUf i.so ss.&l Fs-css ~ x-Sss shears that
e1p r4-CGsA he ircn a. EASILY a. cheese
kE..s slsos,s ch-s~s. he pisces are bound
i-tc oS1Gsss II st-oos wires and are then
fused in ths .1risss Toer they Are pounded
scc welded lE1o lie various parts Of the
K2cksr. sCzs uC-kEsa t&shionins rings
ce5ers skzrs-s tie dukes, Others ham
z7e-scc cot rhe palms and Others forg-
10 TA< sHAzks Thea the "completers'
take t1e 6-5s-scs PARIS and fuse and weld
them into ths SEishsd anchor. Anchors
z A. stsrs z1c weights are turned out
t-C1 tie sCisy sh0ps q Camden, from the
<-zEtEl GIfie plsaSu-e noat anchor. weigh
t-s b. .sS pcUDts. 10 the srSa; 5000
and : 500 pend sDcso-s f0r the biggest
shi-S
Re visitor In Camden viii s~e many In
tsrs<rznS rsi5-s IN the line II rusty and
h-okec Anckcrs Tat did duty In their day
q t2-o1s EervA2ct vessels, historic war
sAips ard szI-5y whzle-s- The anchor Of
tie tx1o1s t-iszfe Cumberland WAS re
paired And 9--sd with . Dew stock 81 the
Camden xccks ard = low sf go on the
t1rse@s-le q sis ship The old stock
Was g iir,s-vd I'D FOR the grstincAtion Of
-sl5s huc1s-s- ard thsre i only o silver or
t~o CO the kts-o-ic wood Iett in Camden.
his VS. TIE z-chor which went down
wt-h THE CUZherlA-6 when she sank after
5s- fshs wiz the Nsr-inlsc IN Hampton
Roads hscue the great demand fo- splin-
ssrs C the stock
There s-s so..Sskins like 500 people
living il Camden. ard anchor making Is
tia principal industry thsre.-Brooklyn
ca-rl@
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
The yublIee singers.

A fair sized audience was present at
the Opera House last evening to hear
Slayton's Jubilee Singers, and everyone
present was more than pleased with the
entertainment. The opening chorus
showed what to expect and the develop
ment OF the program brought no disap-
pointment.
The program was lengthy and varied,
occupying oyer two hours with short
intermission, but neither the audience
nor the singers grew tired and such
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
Leland, Towle & 70.
Bankers and Brokers,
Msnbsrs q Tie
Bostm and New Tlfi EItiilla.
o0sssr Stocks . sDss.Alsy.
w. r. Fitzgerald.
80 Cs.xress 81 Dssssa-
CkSTENNiaL sINiNe CeaPANY.

The pr1tfc-4Ue cuZl-E-e~ EkFS arrA1<cc
TRIMS q -zrtl -u1-ur % al p<D1l1- -1lsNtA1c
il the z1aIrs u ne Ne1tel11z- AA1-z< to-,-
uauy 81 slcn terms rb- l4k1 q rs-1rE41--z-
rIul q 1aE- --y-e-1 --r - ia = . e cArrr-1
cot Prs=eCr stoscs- o0-l1ers = - Save - a.
r-.rV Id lr.1 ttss lia1 Clurls Lr--i No--r@1y
to = o. a. pr s1zre. z-ac AZ t1< s.1le I4le
tserC-iis1 -Erir cerrz1czre= 81 s1o.ck sr~ 1~c~-
o. uoIi1es1 tEat n C-,1er 10 1- eGtl1le1 - a.
t..lxari q o. % scEre n any UlA11-r = sd ~
or-aulEzri1l rLey must co 81 -Ee1r Er~-~1S
s-.Jcs toEeLLer = i'm TO q ccl-krs psr s1a-e
rherecu Hi-h he Old C1s1ug Trust tDz F2ny
o. Or bef0re June 5 - A. r1e L4rEss- s-ock-
Z El-r au1 Al cil1@rtQQpro=l1- l1tSre--- .AF
a. ree1 % c,1-or@r1Ie Ia zlAs-1S TIE p-41 q ~
orxauiEztkou &c ecrtTe. stnc kisc-s-r> Ar- @erecy
rlstifse,1 rhzt @ Jane q i--s- the r~9r-A1-E.-
In co rElrree EilI .uEcorlne lard s-r~E< -
s-t-crioe - The reE cCZ r21y DoS -AAeE y
stock ro5cs - In the pre-<ul many
IuHs l. WATSON.
THOMAS n PEEkIN.
WILLIAM BA>-Er
Pru-ecrive CUZzfs-cs-
e. DeTolsnire street. Bo-tOn. MSS
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

The old code explaining the signifi-
canoe of patch ON acertain part Of the
face was as follows: The "impassioned'
patch was fixed at the corner If the eye,
the gallant" in the middle Of the
check, the 'receleuse," or receiver Of
stolen goods, ON a spot or pimple; the
"effrontee," or bold faced, ON the nose,
and the "coquette" ON the lips. A round
patch was called "the assassin. - The
great Massillon preached a sermon in
which he mathematical patches The
effect produced by his discourse was
rather unexpected; patches We're worn
in greater number than ever and known
as mouches do Massillon. New York
World
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

neturning unexpectedly to the store n,
late hour, the proprietor was sus,rtse,,
to SOC dim light I'm the Office. Staa,,na
softly TO the door, he discovered two hnr'
saals IN tne act OF cracking the safo. He
wa.onsu .nem as they applied the putty
.souna tne door, adjusted the airpump ut
vac oo,.om and drew the powder In at the
op. becoming Interested, he looked on
oreathiessly while they were putting tho
.use 10 place, and Just Ms they were about
TO light it no chilled out:
m BOYS, hadn't you better try tho knob,
me safe isn't locked, and there's 10 cents
IN y. IL you blow the door of, you'll put
me 10 the expense of-why, what's vonr
hnrrSf'--Chicago Tribune ''"'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

The undersigned wishes TO state that
be has opened boot and shoe making
shop, next door to Jacob Gartner's store.
Filth street, Red Jacket. where he Is pre-
pared to do anything in his line OF bust
ness at reasonable prices. Gents shoes
soled for A and so cents; ladies' shoes
soled Tor 30 and 40 cents. Workman
ship guaranteed. A share OF the public
patronage Is respectfully solicited.
CHARLES KEMPPANEy.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

Any person desiring to take ice for the
coming season viii do well to call on
John NJ. Messner & Son, the famous ice
dealers, and make arrangements for your
supply. Ice suitable for any purpose.
Orders by telephone promptly delivered.
j. NJ. MEssNER & SoS.
461 Pine Street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

For aaie-House No. 3l4l SIX y, ,v calumet
situated in Swedetown. Apply
and Hecla mining company. Ill hous
For asle-House No. 300 a o sc,SI rcsd
between N. n O. railroad ana os ,, me hOus
near the Osceola mine. Enquire ~
OF the company. 20, Rayn'
For sale-House No. 2ii5 . sur, =, The con-
baultown. Apply on the premises"
pany. -, stree.
For Sale-House No. fS' nes spl In
yellow Jacket; eight rooms 'o'
quire at the company ONCE. ,,s, JscktL
Fer naDe-House No. ts3l ie ,o,grssy.
Apply on the promises or TO sne $50 80 Rs,p
For naIe-House No. 1856; Us ,ses. fOrF
bsultown; suitable for two n"
formation enquire ct the house. ,sl arss
8 wcdetown. Apply on the premsss.o u,s ..
For nale-A good sixsrop3ms trest, soui'
large barn. Apply at s41
Hecla. -. No. ~
Yer sane-seven-room hous cjv 70 "
Tunnel street. swedetown' ny"
eeppala.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

The Favorite prepared paints are ready
for the brush, durable, good covering
and sold at reasonable price at Carlton
hardware company.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

No bats given; every piece Of goods
pays its own profit; 100 cents value for
every dollar at Carlton hardware CON-
pany.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

Zee our line OF cutlery, razors, shears,
clippers, etc. Reliable goods at low
prices CARLTON HARDWARE Co.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

Madame Gleason. the blind medium
and fortune teller. In at Mrs. ]. Daniels,
41s Portland street. for few DAYS.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

Compare our prices on stoves with 10
per cent below cost prices Of some deal.
ers. CARLTON HARDWARE Co.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

The name OF the Estey Is household
word with lovers OF music. AS for tone
and durability, it is a guaranteed fact
that the Estey has won its underworld
reputation in this particular feature.
The achievements in tone reached is the
most artistic being of a pure and sym
pathetic quality.
Together with the above, Mr.. Clan, lille
will also show you one of those Estey or
gans that you have heard so much about.
Call at his place on Main street, opposite
Bee Hive shoe store, and he will be pleased
to show you the particular points about
these Instruments. Six months instruc-
ton free with sale OF every instrument.
JAMES GRANVILLE, Prop'r.
City Dye Works.