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The herald., 1897-06-13

The same critic says. in regard to LA
Samaritaine": THE piece has enhanced
Rostaud's note as a poet, but while he
has treated his theme with reverence
and delioacy, and while his verses are In
spired with mystic fervor, the fact re-
mains that the presentat ton of the Naz-
arene in the play house in any circum-
stances falls nothing short of sacrlege
in the minds of most persons"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-17

ADMINISTRATORS pPTT
q Reat Estate.-c. NJ SIZE sHs
1sSra Cow. administrafors sssts ~
q John II. Maggie. ieceasssss ., iee ~,
otSetsa hy the court 10 al s's sfzs -
SAFE me following described n. "a, 8 artsss.
:. sstih ee safa estate. to-wls.. VERY ~
70 SIX. each inclusive in h1~sts'. lses :.
70 s. each inclusive. i, ~ ~ sas -
adattion 10 the town ~ $50 4 a.
OF hy ID. I. Denny. as sr,ssSssssS a -
estate of John II. Magic s,.aaasaa q n
son. commonly known as j IH,sass
The following described lara.
Nssie Second addition TO the s..s : !
atde. according 70 the recorSaS s N wE
Of. in NoL Of platS. al uass - iAss
auditors records 81 King ccssr,s = 4 y
All OF blocks 4. s is, is. 81 q sesr
a., As. 81. s. s.. "a and &; lots
inclusive. block s: lots ! "a y % ~
s.Ne, olSck u, lots TO L. each 80 80 "a
nloSk ~ lols Z 70 y each lnclass,Ss..s ss m
: to -. each inclusive. hIerk a =. q -
10 each inclusive, block Ss. la Ss
lots i 10 Z. each inclusive. hlasss ss.sask
TO I. each Inclusive, block "A. - ssi
each Inclusive, block 81; lois ~ | hf
inclusive, block g: lots 10 ~
sive; block -; lots l 70 l. each 80
block 81, lots l 70 4. each insi,,v..sa0Vs1Ss.
Ga and lets ! 10 I. each inclusivs 4, nS
all of which said lands are slfns,. esoes
county, Washington. = IA
Now. therefore. notice Is her.N.
thar said administrators Will rssg nza
for the whole OF the abeve siescrSA.sse u
erty, or for any separate lot ar a. ~
or blocks. thereof. at any ts-r. ~ aSsi
date OF this notice. Such hiiS WI 49, u
ceived and sales made suhierf ~ ~. -
lowing conditions. to-wit: " a u
:. All bids must be In writing 60.
the bidder or his agent. and rsns,s -
the property desired sPcss3
?. All bids must be either aar,>.,..,
the office Of Langley & Siauson sssss {
fer administrators. rooms -Nsswsssts
York block; second avenue. Seattle NJ
ingien. or handed 10 one Of IRA sy vac
traitors personally, or filed wlfh ~ $3.50
Of the superior court OF the state ~ III ~ n
inEten. for King county. "1&
5. No sale viii be made for Lass a.
per cent. Of the appraised vaf,,, ' . 4 J
property. y
4. The terms OF sale viii IA 90
hand. but a credit Of two wears NAV
lowed upon the payment az ss.' y
cash. and the balance secured ~ s ~
gage upon the property purchased a@>
Q. All sales are made subject "a il.
nroval of the court.
& Bids will be received AT anv sir. =
the date of this notice. but no sails ~ u Z
made until fifteen days after ssss : :
and no sales can he made after ~. -
ration of six months from said ssss ~
Dated at Seattle. Washington. 1m..
10, 1897.
G. N. sHEAFR
L. DORA Gov
Administrators Of the Estate Of Iss.
Magic. deceased.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTrrs
ton of one marine barracks and n. =
of officers quarters. Puga; Sound MN
Station, Rremerton. Washington had
quarters L. 5. Marine Corps onr~
masters Office. Washington. D. { j.
gust 10. 1897
Sealed proposals. in duplicate are ~.
by invited, and viii be received al I'M II
flee until II o'clock noon on the lsgh Al,
OF September, 1884, al which tina =.
place they viii be publicly opened sF "a
nishing all necessary materials and hAr
and constructing. erecting and conplrsh.
GERS quarters at the Puget Sound Mr.
Station, Bremerton, Washington. ID Il
cordance with prepared plans. dnxh.
and specifications. Copies Of said pkn
drawings and specifications may y 3
tanned upon application TO the underslra
and 10 First Lieutenant r. s, Nsunsr
Commanding Marines, Puget Sound ysR
Station, Bremerton. Washington. BA3
forms of proposals embracing 4 gsaxA
statement of provisions 10 be inciAdN
the contract for the construction q "A
barracks and said set OF officers Qaasln
and all other information essential to "
the undersigned and 20 First Lsa,nlk
II. S. Neumann. Proposals must b. nh
upon these blank forms. be enclosed
sealed envelopes marked Proposals 4
the Construction of Marine Barracks d.
Officers Quarters, Puget Sound Naval ~
ton. Bremerton, Washington" and BE- 4.
dressed 10 the undersigned. who rssnA
the right to reject any and VI bids nf
his Judgment the Interests q the resr<
Inent may require. f. l.. Denny, haix
Quartermaster. u. s. Marine corps
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pEyTER HORTON q CO.. BASEn
incorporated 1881.

Incorporated 1887.
Capital ...... ...'. '...-'''''''''' ~
Surplus 1890. -'...'..-'' nsssr
President ...s.. ........r. N
Vice President ..........W 4..s.~
Manager ........ ~; -, rsn M
cashier 49,. ......F. n. va van. ~ -
90 On New York. Chicago 81. - ~
Francisco. Portland and various ~
oregon and British Colur1p's- a.. ~
81, sish at,. e,,i5 r, IN Europe. -
COLLECTIONS made at all points o. ~
able terms. -, ,s,.xblo ,
cat,sed IN deposit for safe kfepinE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINATTONS-N
tice is hereby given In accordance with
the provisions OF section OF article XVI
of the city charter, that examinations
will be held at the city hall for all per
sons who have filed applications for posi-
lions IN the classified civil service of the
CITY OF Seattle. as mentioned below:
Police service-EXeminations for orig
inaI entrance 10 the positions of pstrolrnan
and driver, on August Is. 1897.
Fire service-EXananations for original
entrance to the positions of pilot. stoker
engineer, driver pipeman and truckmsn
on August IS. 1897.
All applicants will be examined in the
branches specified In the rules and regula-
tions of the commission. and In the re-
ouirements of the positions for which they
apply.
No application for examination for these
examinations will be approved later than
six days prior TO the date of such exani-
nation.
Each applicant viii receive postal notice
of the exact time of his examination.
BY order of the civil service commission
OF the city OF Seattle. A. II CIRCUIT.
Secretary
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STEAMERS.

aEATTIE ANAcORTEs, FAIIsxrr
WUATcOM AND ~ A..-szspf J
conneefirg at Whateofn witn NJ
Point Roberts Steamer essor4sys "
leaves Seattle IT 9 p.s N. Mg',rs Il y
nszdays and Fridays. conn,.sS.,,'' s.ift !.
rnrt@a with train fer Wochs'. VasEs
nan and Hamilton. srrivins rs,strs ID !.
m leaves Whateor for n'1 = W
peierring leaves Blaine ,.ds5ss
Whatcom y. m. Tuesdays, ia At
Saturdays. arriving Al -. port Tesss,a
steamer Idaho leaves for y-,,sdag. =
ard way ports daily. excepe :, rsssfyS,.*
IA sunday, direct at a. Il ~
dt-erf gse ges Port Townssna "a
Arlington dock. Phone. rAe -
&B- TRANSPORTATION
st ca Champaign. skagis rs 81 u
leaves Seattle Aug. 70. a. n
Il ~ 10 a. m: Aug. 2 AZ O.
Nom Nernou--Aug. -,
2o al Q a. m. Aug. 2, Al agrsh N
=, Everegt Thursday. going ts..sals1LI n
es1rsion Tuesday. Aug y, 4 o. ~
Conn viIie. leaving Avon " a. iroatt-..
Ver1on 100 a. M. fare. rsf.
calling AZ Ts4iaiip. Sfan"o 49,.
Ss{ty Moftnf Vernon and ~ pxsSx
e.stv Dork.- steamers 10.
the Sound Open ali nigns. 49,
DONALD. Master. TeiepaoS
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A LADY LIVING ALONE. With pleas
zur korre. rear Minor ard Pacific sc1oo :,
wossl1 IKE teachers - rom ard ooar1-
Aedr4ss r, care Poft-inseiilSeEce<.
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PEOPLES SWINGS BAN BAN
occidental block, Seattle. w.


CaDtta1 .s.... ...ss..ss .....,.r,sapEr4S
-OFFTcERS AND TRUST I psef,b
Jacob Furth .........s... .''.,,,.. "a. p,s1!<
Arthur A. Derny ... ..a We pyedt1
Tohn Leary ......... Second VIZ rjss.s,r ~
lanes n. Hayden. MANAGER. -. $50 60
Frank I. Biodgett.. :-..Assiss.narro liin
Sigruna schwa baeher. Jonn stssI
IS. G. Neufelder. j. I. ufee1
Transacts a savings bank bus'n~
'BT.@nas}fs received from 81 70 sla'Ta y a
Interest allowed per annum.. 4 n
ce5t. on term deposits: per ceHs
binary deposits. ~ Nv u
pivldends declared last days 2, ..s.sv 4
Snz.en1ber. Loans made on rea'
= nnrovra ooliateralr only.
NATIONAL BANK OF coA"
pafd-up capital ...........'.''''-'''
Transacts a general banking
- prskt
VI. T.. Ballard ..... .......,, ,,.. prs9tz
II. q. Henry .........s..s..'-' CO
r.. II. Spencer ..........-.''''t
safety Deposit R0xes 90 -
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GUN WORKS.
SEATTLE GUN WORKS Removed IL
second. Theodore Deschner.
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COMPOSITTON-We are now prepared TO
do composition for the trade fany meas
ure) in Nonpareil. Mlnion. Brewer and
Long Primer Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address Post-lnteliigencer. Seat
tie
SPECIAL INFORMATION DAILY TO
manufacturers, business houses and
nubiic men by the Press Clipping Blu
reau tAllen's). Union block, Portland
Or
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MAPS.

ANDERSoN'S MAP OF ALASKA and
Northwest Territory: best and latest.
showing Klondike river and tributaries;
aixso inches Price, 30 cents; In cloth
cover. r. cents; postage free. o. p. An
derson Map and Blue Print Co. Occiden-
tai block Seattle
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wARD-Ta Seattle. a. 81 Man str.ss
conxarzs ps50g. aged p years.
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TRANSFER COMPANY.

THE SEATTLE TRANSFER co. Thlrl
gage office telephone Main a. "a C,beTT,,
street: telephone Main g. warehouse.
caal telephone. 81 or go Storage and in
surznce AZ lowest rates.
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hanks.

THE PUGET SOUND NAnoxAi
BANK OF SEATTLE
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correspondence III all the principal -
in the United States and Europa
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ron REST-Hot SEES.

FOR rE<T-rarrsx1.d hous. . rooms
rrerszces. hot wass- heater. gas and cleo
rraefsv. large yarA bsssranfe socsEtos1-
building
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WE LEAD the printing procession: min
ing pr0spectuses and stock certificates
a specialty Metropolitan Printing and
binding Company. Dexter Horton Rank
building Seattle.
r ANTHONY.~General hook binder "a
par ruler and blank book naumfa s-.urer
Sas First avenue foot Of Cherry EJgna
r Po=enhurg Building: take elevate
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wANTED-sGEsTs.

wANTEp-E 90 Hv- rsen sna women >,
self the fastest selling work 81 The tiane
'Klonalke Faets" by Joseph I.atfue 80
bonanza ElnE * the rev gold regions.
Where you we're making cents dollars
await yea uow. Terms sent by American
Techutcsl Beck Co, - Essay street.
New Ierk
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Capital stock paid in .........fzs
Surplus ........ .s.......s..ssss -"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15
A New story.

Next Monday will be commenced in
these columns new serial entitled
who's Who?" written by DR.. Hugo st.
Finisterre. 1t is story based upon a
novel and remarkable scientific principle.
A professor, one OF the characters in the
story, propounds the theory that all the
mental and physical combinations which
go to MAKE one person different from an
other are exhausted in the birth OF 1913
Gas, 800 people and that when this num-
Der have been born nature goes back to
the beginning and 12S, GAS, 800 more are
turned out from the same moulds, and
therefore upon the basis OF the worlds
present population every one has at least
ten perfect doubles,
1t will be seen that thisin itself is an in
teresting theory and that the possibilities
of story based upon IL are great.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15
REVOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At a regular meeting OF One and All
Lodge, No. 272, Order Sons OF st. George,
held June IA. 1897, the following resolu-
tons OF respect were unanimously ad pit
ed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God, in His all
wise providence TO remove from our midst
our beloved brother, Edward Daniel, who was
kind husband, loving father, a faithful
workman, worthy citizen and a true mem
Der OF our order;
WHEREAS, We deem it our duty, as well as
privilege, TO express as lodge our respect and
esteem for his memory: who was kind hearted
and generous, always willing to lend helping
hand to a brother in need OF help; he was will
ing TO help everything worthy of help present.
ed TO him. We admire our brother for his
maniness and the noble traits in his charac-
ter, believing that he is in the presence of God
where there is fullness Of JOY and at his right
hand where there are pleasures forever more
Therefore, be IL
RESOLVED That we extend to mis- Borrowing
family our deepest sympathy, and commend
them for consolation to that God, who is too
wise to err and too good TO be unkind; and, be
il further
RESOLVED, That our charter be draped for
thirty days and a copy Of these resolutions be
spread on our minutes, printed In the Copper
Country Evening News and copy sent to the
family OF our deceased brother.
Weep not for a brother deceased:
Our loss is his infinite gain
A soul out OF prison released
And freed from his bodily chain.
With songs let us follow his flight
And mount with his spirit above;
Escaped 10 the mansions OF light
And lodged in the Eden OF love.
JOHN II. MARTIN,
WILLIAM MAYNARD,
JOHN PRIsK,
Committee
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15
Business Picking Up
i'm the Local JUS
tiCe Courts.
Adopt Resolutions Of Respect.
Flag Day Observed Yesterday IN this
Vicinity-COmmencem ENer-
eises Tomorrow Evening.

Business in the local courts OF justice is
picking up and there were several cases
on the docket this morning.
Alex Murray, who resides at Section l6
and who has already figured in court
cases, was arrested on complaint OF
John p. Sundquist, a Red Jacket tailor,
charged with petty larceny, Sundquist
resides near Murray's place at Section 16
and claims that Murray has been in the
habit OF stealing various articles which
he has been able to lay his hands on
about Sundquist home and that OF his
neighbours. He let the matter 60 until
he got good case and then made COM
plant. Murray plead not guilty and
asked for trial which took place before
Justice Curtis this morning. Several
witnesses were examined and clear case
against Murray was proven. A queer
part OF the trial was the fact that the
principal witness against Murray was
his own father-in-law. Murray was SEN
fenced to pay a fine OF $50 or thirty
days in the county Jail, Iu default OF the
money he was taken to Houghton at
noon by Deputy Mcnamara.
Marshal Ward has evidently decided
TO put stop to the practice some peo-
pie have of standing on street corners
and to this end arrested two young men
yesterday on that charge as it is VIOLA
tion oil the village ordinance. They were
up before Justice Curtis where they gave
their names as Tom Stephens and Tom
Rowe and pleaded guilty. They were as
sessed $3 and costs each which they paid
Joseph DeFillippi was up before Justice
Curtis charged with creating noise and
disturbance. Complaint was made by
Peter Gregovich. bartender for George
Caporale and the trouble occurred in the
latter's saloon Saturday evening. De-
Fillipi pleaded guilty and was assessed
So and costs, which he paid. The arrest
was made by Officer Murphy.
Two bicycle riders were arrested for
not having lamps lighted on their bicy
cles. Officer Stukel arrested the wheel
men, one OF whom was Chicago travel
ing man who pleaded ignorance OF the
law and the other, well-known young
man, said his lamp had just gone out
and he was looking for match. The
latter was let off, but the travelling man
had TO pay the costs.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15

Mr. Joseph Winners, Jr., accompanied
by his wife and his mother, arrived home
yesterday afternoon from visit with
friends in Sheboygan, Wis. Mr.. Winners
attended the German Aid convention at
Owosso while away. He says the Calu-
met delegates made good efforts to have
this city selected as the next meeting
place for the State convention, but the
Saginaw people had bigger pull and
they have been looking for it for three or
four years. However, Calumet has good
chances for 1899.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15
Free Till Cured
This Offer Would Not
Be NJ AIDE if a Cure
Gould not be Eff
feCted.
Positively No Iucurable Case
Accepted.

DR.. Goldberg 4 Co.. OF POI Woodward
avenue, Detroit, who have such an extern
sive practice among the people OF the
Upper Peninsula, have through the ear
nest solicitations of their many patients
opened permanent Office in the Pinton
building, 400 Pine street, Calumet, where
all patients who call upon them before
July Is will be treated free until cured;
these services consist not only OF consul
tation, examination and advice, but also
all surgical operations; under no circum-
stances will any charge whatever be
made until July 10, as all patients
will be doctored free until cured,
The object in pursuing this course is
that DIR. Goldberg, who has taken charge
OF this Office, is DESTROYS OF becoming per.
sonally acquainted with the sick and
affl cted. The doctor treats all forms OF
diseases and deformity.
Men suffering with loss OF vitality,
yaricocele, seminal weakness, nervousness
structure, blood poison, skin disease or
any disease affecting the genito urinary
organ, can be assured of receiving scien-
tific treatment and h radical and perma-
nent cure.
Women suffering from female weakness
idrsituut, ituCbTi utd NultSr J, uiSplhCc-
ments or liberation of the womb, neu-
ralgia, headache, backache, dizziness,
fainting spells, dark spots before and
dark rings under the eyes, will find a
speedy and permanent cure, as the doctor
is a specialist in these diseases.
All affections of the throat and lungs
also treated, as well as diseases OF the
rectum, such as piles, alterations, tissure,
fistula and Ir)lapse cured without the
knife or detention from business
Siuce locating in Detroit 27,291 pa
tents have called upon them for treat
ment, of which number "a, III have been
entirely cured, l 400 have been rejected
az incurable while 1,76S are still taking
treatm' mt and rapidly improving.
DR.. 5. Goldberg, who has taken charge
OF this office, has recently been elected
first vice-presldent OF the Michigan State
Association Of Physicians and Surgeons.
II you cannot call send for question
blank for home treatment. Office hours
daily from 9 a. m. until p. m Sundays
from a. m. until n. m. DR.. Goldberg
& Co.. Pinton block, $50 Pine street, Gal
umet,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15
Jubilee Excursion

On the steamer Christopher Columbus on
the ODD inst. Tickets may be secured at
the following places up to 6 o'clock on
the evening OF the 2lst: Post office, Lake
Linden; McDonald's tailor shop, Gro err
Barry's drug store, Houghton; First Ma
tional Bank and Nichols drug store,
Hancock; Tamarack store, Bee Hiyeshoe
store and Baer & Dymock's Red Jacket.
on the morning of the excursion tickets
will! be sold on trains and at the dock,
Hancock. Secure your tickets early
Round trip, $3.50.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15

that he will be in the copper country in
time to take part in a wrestling tourna-
ment on the 4th OF July. Dwyer evident
ly thinks he will have things his own way
here since Rowett has gone west. but
there are one or two wrestle-s here
abouts who would like to enter the ring
with him. He has been wrestling and
running physical culture classes since he
left Marquette last winter after his fiasco
with Blue
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15
SCOTT ELECTROCU1ED.
New York Wife Murderer Dies from tn
Deadly Current.

Deadly Current.
Sing Sing, n. Y, June 15.-Howard
A. Scott was electrocuted here Monday
at I'LL a. m. He was declared dead al
11:12;30.
The crime for which Scott was exc
cuted was committed i'm New York on
Oct. IS, 1896. Scott was separated from
his wife. The latter earned a liveli-
hood by working in laundry. SCOTS
jealousy had caused the separation.
About noon on the day Of the murder
Mrs. Scott appeared at the Jefferson
Market court in New York city and said
she either wanted to secure divorce
from her husband or a separation, as ne
had treated her cruelty and had failed
to provide for her. y summons was
given her to serve on her husband
should he appear Mrs. Scott then went
to her home. Shortly afterwards her
sister, Mrs. Annie White, called on her.
She found Mrs Scott lying on the floor
with a bullet hole i'm her left breast.
Scott was at once suspected. An effort
was made to get a statement from Mrs.
Scott. but she was too far gone to talk
and died soon after being found. Scott
at a funeral of relative a few weeks
before, had remarked that there will
be another funeral soon This and
other evidence was brought against him
and at his trial he was convicted.
His case was carried 10 the court of
appeals. which last week decided against
Scott.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15
Flag Day Observed.

Yesterday was the 120th anniversary
OF the adoption OF the stars and stripe;
as the national emblem and the day was
observed very generally about town in
accordance with the proclamation OF the
governor and that OF President Vivian.
The stars and stripes foated from all the
business places and many OF the resi-
dences were decorated with "Old Glory.
The flag also floated from all the Calumet
and Hecla shafthouses and all the build
ings about the mine. This was the first
time the day was so generally observed
in this vicinity.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15
:..= Day .. - troll.

Detroit, June IA feature Of Flag
Day in Detroit was the raising of the
big flag and Union Jack presented Ia
the city of Detroit by the crew of the
United States cruiser Detroit. The BAN
ners were hoisted from the ground in
front of the city hall to the flagstaff on
top of the bnilding, shortly after noon,
by some United States marines amid
cheers of the crowd. Mayor Maybury
and others made short appropriate
addresses and the bright new embems
Of patriotism fluttered finely in the
fresh hrseze.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15
commencement Exercises.

The graduating exercises OF the Calu-
met high school will take place at the
NJ, L. church tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock. An interestingliterary and mus
ical program has been prepared. The
public is most cordially invited to attend
these exercises, and thus show their in
terest in the public schools,
An admission OF 10 cents will be
charged. This small amount is intended
to defray the incidental expenses. The
exercises will commence promptly at 8
O'Clock.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-15

The Viking Glee club, Finnish Glee club
and Harmony Quartette have received
invitations from the Maennerchor society
OF Hancock to attend their picnic at the
Hancock grove to take place next Sum
day. All the organizationsha have accepted
the invitation and are practicing some
ne music to be rendered on that occa-
sion