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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

Colonel OTIS, who but for geographlc-
nj considerations would have been ap-
nointed assistant secretary Of war, is q
rersonal friend of the president lney
served together in the Twenty-thifI
Ohio regiment in the civil war anu i,
later wears became fast friends seyerai
times within the past few years o0loA1i
otis has visited President Mckinney oV
his canton home. When the hgh' ior
aalogotes was being made in California
Colonel Otis succeeded III capturing
several delegates for Mckinley ana
later in the campaign, after the o. !,
i MS convention he "whooped 1t up
Gov Mckinley and the Republican tiGke,,
Mckinley, when elected, EXTENDED q" ~,
;nritation to Colonel Otis to eau az
Canton, which he did some me-, weeks ,l!,s,o &c
f fore the president went to Westminster
A. that time Colonel ors iholC",e ,'o ;,
h n' ' 70 be assistant secretary OF war
sav,nr that the place would hr "o[ S, l.,
I h1s TO to him and that be Though. l n'
wonld prove good assistant III >'''
80 Ns ~. rrev,ous military training
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
"THE BRACELET"
IL Was Beautiful Until 1T Became hs-
ninder of His Doubt.

IAiuder oil kAtS
"Here," he said, lis bracelet
Wear it always, that like our love 1t
NAV nroye endless and unbroken III Its
circle" And from silken case, Ill
which the name of the goldsmith glis-
tened, be drew the pledge of their new
affections. She stood before him, ra-
dainty palpitating, as it seemed to nm
in the ecstasy Of his neutrality-suspicious.
with the pleasure of so rare a trinket'
Tho diamonds lost their luster III the
RAPTURE which her flashing eyes convey
ed. Holding he. -, he Wa 49, rs, II .
tbe gift to the flexible wrist into when
tanered her well rounded arm-its sEln
seemed whittier now, as If expressive Oh
SO much purity about to receive the
binding earnest Of his words
But, lie said, hesitating suddenly,
81 must tell you, and yet why should
I? This bracelet, by the touch OF some
mvsterious magic--so the jeweler teiE
me. and yet l can hardly believe II
ebripks about the wrist OF her VINO
moves untrue, and its wearer loses Tor
ever the use of her hand, which thei
hangs limp and lifeless, i'll token Oh hel
perfidy." e. ,,,,,o
wish to put me TO such test as TN
who need none. l should wear 1t wer
Il not TO mo but an eternal reminder o
vour doubt, each diamond but an eye
watch-and it is much too gaudy'
Main ring will do for ne. "-Phiiadel
| phia Press
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
Ro;sh Broke His Caste.

Sir Portab Singh, rajah of 'odhpur
in Raiputana, is the hero of an extraor
dinary act of chivalry Though a bra".
man of the highest caste and biues'
Mood Of India, he recently broke ms
caste TO help prepare for burial a young
English officer, a complete stranger
who died in his city He helped put the
bodv in the coffin and carry it COVE
stairs to the carriage and later 10 th'
grave
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
nueliug Pistols.

The pistol used in the duel is not the
u,;1;to,y arm. nor the revolver, but Il
verv carefully made and wonderfully
accurate acy weapon known as the dueling
',istol For many years the length OF
this arm was matter of grave discus
sion ot all the clubs in England ana Oh
s si,n continent. At first the dueling pls-
tnl had a - inch barrel and carried ~
round bullets to the pound. buc III iono
the elder Devisure, with his con,r ere
Lepage, at Paris, and Manton ana ,,i hsg
Of London. the most eminent pistoi
makers of their respective countries
s~ed the actual length of the duehne
pistol barrel at nine inches ana there mere ~ !,
has remained for So years. "A case % =,
the best pistols costs from ooo 10 '''
francs. or 800 to $50.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
SAT UF ALL NIGHT.
sride and Groom Fail to Solve the secret
of the Folding Furniture.

OF the Folding Furniture.
"A newly married couple were pilot.d
IN here the other night by some OF DIOR
iIieads, who called i'm a loud voice for
the bridal chamber said the clerk Of
hotel in one Of the large cities "Ta
groom was evidently from much
smaller Place and was so nervous Il.
could hardly write his name.
Well ! got this PAIR in their room
all safe aud thought I'd never near au
other worG out Of the couple. Along ,a
ward 3 o'clock IL the morning the
office was deserted. and the Waterman
came down stars. holding his haze over
has mouth and trying 10 keep a straight
face The 2oople IN noomber wou a
loike 70 see you. sorr. he said ran up
the stairs a. quickly as possible and
Knocked OF the door Twas told 10 come
IL and saw the lady sitting suAiy IN a
char al enc end of the room and the
gentleman n the same position ar the
/ opposite EMO Why, what the matter
! asked
wei me ana Annie WOulc JEST
like 70 know # you expect &c keep Us IL
TINS parlor a.. uight and not ict us &c Il
bed at al.
Now. you see. all that could b.
avoided il they wouldn put ever,
bridal couple whether they are from
farm or palace, IN a parlor fitted L,
with folding tyds patent combinauo.
washstauds and piano bureaus an
bathtubs and all trash like that an
come down 10 the good old furniture
like we nave at home. 1t would be
J creat hnrnnt N all nartios concerned
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
PAUSE AND THINK.


Our trials we could soften
If we'd only Ieusa AMI think
Tears wa. Ua. -.w 80 often
lld re'3 Duly pause md think.
Our slIH would all be brighter,
Our burdens an DE lighter,
Our deeds would an be- whittier
III we'd only pause aand think.
We would not proceed so blindly
IL we'd only pause and think.
We would newer speak unlindly
u we'd only pause end think.
We would cease unrest 10 borrow,
Darkly clouding each tomorrow,
We could Danish worlds of sorrow
II we'd only pause and think.
Chicago Journal
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
NEW BOOK ON CERAMICS.
A Rich and Costly Work That VIII Give
JOY 60 Collectors,

A Rich aud Coslly Work That VIII Give
JOY 90 Collectors
The first part of a remarkable book
on oriental ceramic art has Just appear.
ed The publication is the result of II
wears of labor and is said to be one of
the most costly books ever printed. Only
500 comics Of il are TO be issued. The
estimated cost Of the publication is
$500 coo The pl2n of the book is to
givo = co,Yol,to and exhaustive history
of tbc ceramic art in the far east and
go ill,,-frota II hvpyamplps drawn Who'll
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
paoeI Enterprise.

The pope has set aside a sum OF near,
" 500, 900, the interest on when WIZ ,.'
be employed in constituting certain
number of prizes for the best Cathoilc
historical works which may be publish.
cd in Italy or abroad. With this oo)ec,
his holiness has appointed an ofhciai
commission in order to examine tue
>,rorts and has himself sketched out the
nrocramme of the competition.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
The Shirt of 1897.

The Shirt Of 1897.
:, ,r,s NJ all hues even pink, red, green anu
a,der will be features OF spring Iashion'
al well dressed men Daily Paper
Yellow and green and red
And violet pink and olue'
The shirt Of the spring
Is now OF the wing
Disporting IN every nue
I,'s red as the red, red rose
IT'S blue as the byacin'h
And the wooodbine pink
THAT the eoldbees drink
AS they futter about the phnn
It's an iris Of shirtly 10y
To our primrose fancy pipes
All the shirtly glee
That Is bounding free
In ITS certified checks anc stripes
ne dream OF the mooniit mead
It's symphony OF the sea
And the cocktail re-
As the tulip bed
That the shanghai holds IN zee
,,,s n fantasy of the spring
It's a prescicnce of lilies wh''e'
And our dream II builds
While the lamb " eilus
ON the shore of our appetite
In rosebud garden of shirts
We wander on pipions Tree
Where no sweater prowls
And dismaly howis
In It's horrible eldriteh gee
.ris the bud that broidets the oreeNe
And makes the apple bloom sisn'
And u curvets along
Through our Eden OF song
Ike cardinal butterfly.
Through our vision It eayiy mus
thing OF beauty, peach
And flaps its wings
While It blithely sings, -. /.
"To measure. four dollars eacn.
N x Munkittrick In New fork 'ou'""'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

oo,o;'l. now announce that since
w; w county, Wis, adop'ea ,nr
Wihh ,.'-, onre for tramps the number
W he cared for has fallen ron a." "''I +,
70 400 I a month i'll the winter se "a ah,,,
low wa = a saving to the county OF "O'"'
90 o "d" , montb has been effected
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
xyorse Than Critical.

"Tbey tell me that the editor is not
..,,, we'll. - said the poets friend.
.sHe is feeling quite badly was inc
IL az called ON him this morning
SIS his condition criticalT ;,
"Worse than that. It's abusive
Washington star.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
rn,ernrising Consul.

The new consul general at lon Lon on
:, ! ME-, Nc "' osborne was the first Of the
~ " in, appointees of the administrators
i 70 entar "I mon his work He took the
oath of Office at the state oepan, ,I'T
o oaS immediately began to accumnia ',r
anu nuawlrdge of his new Office IN ilo oruei
khUwi, III 70 relieve Consul Genera
10 , pr a. tbe earliest possible momeh'
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
r,.,e. For liuicages.

A London thief has been doing a thr'V :,
,,n hns,ncss by providing himself WIN u
III, attached to a line, by which ne man
o noS, from the fat roofs, to secure pro
w." 'es"s with their inmates, which nc Sol"
az =, p gyeat profit on his investment
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

The licorice of commerce Is inc pti
not Of a plant known as diycyrrni;n'
s ola grown in the north OF I spa,r.
Sae root is gathered at certain seasons
% tbe wear. and the licorico is eAtr"c'e'
III = nrimitive and simple process
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

"Fiasco' means bottle or i''sn
When the Italian glassblowcrs de'ec ,'',o
flaws i'm the vase they were pio" ,he
they made an ordinary bottle u
| failure. and hence the name.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
Cutting Remarks.

Mrs. Bugsby-You can't deceive me- :,
John! I'm sharp, you know--sharp 10
q knife!
Mr.. Bugsby-Yes, Maria, you rc .a,.ar
bic lxnife--a table knife-you ne'0'
shut p.-New York Ledger.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

Oyer 1900 different kinds Oh pu.'
~ savo been found in pictures OF me-
diaval clothing.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

pones features were small and den,
cate. All his life he was very p"io anu
looked sickly.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
ODDS AND ENDS.

ro,stoi's manuscript is tu,' . % hand
,.,aations and erasures. ano ". roaJ
lin aitius Is small fine and hard '' n 'r%
m ~,.o nonntess transcribe: 1t tot '"s 1on,s.
Tue au oI II is said that she made 10 'o'''
e. r o a." Of her husband 's books
r, Midnight music of cats SO anIoy =
Jerome n"o Summers of weaye er,nt with his
,rat he hurried out oaretco .''o yard he
th s,o, nt 70 shoot them In the he, ya o,a.pd
p's.o' pistol a. ~ a rusty nail. which '''''
, ,oep Psw "a and IN ten days he d'e'
Beatrice Harraden has .,, not 20 O1 England
e,o% in health by her return ~, ~ and what
she !, n .bs she has pa, ,S' oya a"s
energy 'n If her book. "Hilda stran0'"
n,.,o0 ouintard of Tennessee see, was ,Sor TX
B E"seSeratc army and his irsr wV on
the re, oV ,he war was to plant G rr"iver.
after ,ne mountain, where the through
s sew of the south. afterward rose ''''''
his energy
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

Baluchistan was thus called JILL .r;le
the Belooches were the don''"'''''
i'm its river valleys and plains
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
,ENTRAL NINE

The output Of the mine was in excess
Of titty tons for March. The miners iooh-
ing tine; heavy copper being again i'll
evidence.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
Both amendments were carried, as toi-
EAGLE HARBOR.

To be in touch with the rest OF the
universe Keweenawites will ride t"e
wheel more this summer than last. more
new wheels have come in this season than
were used here last summer.
For the last two or three days no ICE
has been in sight on Lake Superior; tnie'
when we haye three feet OF snow stili On
our roads, seems to be an anomalous
conditions of affairs.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08
results of Last Mon
davis Township
Elections.
,.itating "a Bicvc'e Path
o.w Couaty Riders VIKING
20 Help the scheme Along
other News.
EAGLE RIVER.

Tho following are those who passed sue
.s.Iully examination the regular March
n;nation Of teachers held here on
"a,cb o. and 26: j. F. Edwards, and
,amos Daley. second grade; James Chap !
on lena Sibilsky. Emma Sibi sky, !
; ,hort G tiss, Sue Bryant aud John
Bennetts, thiid grade.
Ms r. C. Blight presented her iiege
lord with q young son on Tuesday morn
ing.
The house aud senate last week pissed
Z The bill ann, king Isle Royale to keweenaw
county The only opposition to the bill
that developed was by Jacob Houghton'
who. we believe, represents the Engli'h
ovenue Ct the island; his efforts, however,
aere futile. az our lawmakers evidently
hoheye that all the land in Michigan
sbould equally bear the expense OF main
tanning our State, county and township
oroaniz atioue-something that Isle Roy
a,e hiss eyaded for the last twenty years.
The island ill probably become a part
Of Eagle harbor township.
We understand that some OF the more
4 enthusiastic VIII elmen OF Calumet ana
vicinity are in favor OF building or max
ing bicycle path from Calumet to this
nlace this summer Such thing would
prove great convenience to riders ana
the cost would not be as great "a most
per.ons think. ii the wheelmen OF Calu
4 met generally favor the movement they
will have the cooperation OF the devotee'
oi the silent steed in this region and YOU
scribe would suggest that meeting b'
calI.d at Calumet to ascertain abou
how many could be depended on to con
tribute toward the expense OF building
: the path.
These are the names Of the suecessfu
candidates at the recent election:
EAGLE HARBoR.
Supervisor Wesley Clark.
Clerk-T f. Parks.
Treasurer-W. p. Raley.
Highway Commissioner-Frank Bawden'
Overseer-George Lewis, ID. Brown
GRANT
supervisor-W. II. Vivian.
Clerk-Louis Jackson.
Treasurer-Joseph Hochstein
Highway ommissioner-Charles Anger
ALLOUEz.
Supervisor-Fred Smith.
4 Clerk James Wilson.
Treasurer-willard Getchell
Overseer-Frank Charter.
HoUGHTON.
Supervisor William Chapman.
Clerk-Otto Sibilsky.
Treasurer-Stephen Pooley.
Highway Commissioned o. Blight
H. Overseer-Willam Lanff, Frank Hepting'
n SHERMAN.
supervisor-J. +. Robert.
Clerk-John McRae.
Treasurer-F. NJ Bradshaw.
Highway ommissioner-Fabian 1endaW
0verseer-J w, Kingston.
Result on State ticket and amendmeC
= Hough- Eagle sh
ton AlIouez. Harbor Grant u
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

The first hand firearms cost aoo"' c''
each.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

In 1885 hen was bought in Paris for
penny
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-08

Shirts of all hues. even PINK REQ, sre. sh;nn.
,.vender will be features OF spring iasnion'
..W ,,,e,, dressed men Daily Paper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

,rt lots 3, 4, s, IL, blk
II w
,.'';' acre out of blk 40,
bhi, l aeae ayr, w. Fl 90
iliiams "I In, eoo CO ~. & 90
ne, lot nndIy,daa " Of
s. M" &c ......... 73 90
p p', int g. part lots Z,
~ 's,ss........... 81 90
o. oO'' v W., lots 10, IL. IL.
'.ihuI add ,........... 3S "
WIFI ~ and NJ. w., lots 4, 8,
+, 900 60 ............... III 90
ih 'S Nav lot /, " lots 2,
lrs' Az m' .............. 40 90
2is' s. .na In, / blk 90.
10. Cd ada ..,.......... 4 90
pii"" ,ahono lots 4. 5, 6,
10 Shanman I'd add. -. IL 90
ms, ohu argei,pa' S5xo7 out
NJ MS Evans add =. As 90
80, q. T.. lots 4, 5, G,
N nu, ne shearn add -. II 90
ns ,,s on qis lots. blk 8,
ner' q naily add ........ 81 90
ION q = ny ~ ,ot 6, mart lot
ME- ~ .......... so 90
s ~ Jr lot 3. blk 10, IS,
.'. .aa ............. II 90
r lot i, blk 252, SIS ..... 81 90
S.n lots A. 5. blk 81, IS E. s 90
~ va" d lots G. z. blk 1872, SIS 81 90
=. rhorlot, 40xlOl out of
~ snier-Burnett add 80. II 90
s, s M,,Iar nart lots q 4 s.
V w. ........ 80 90
=. ss Mrs sallje, lot 3. blk
p oni o. add '............ 10 90
Dal ne.oa, ~ lot, 10
Mis' So, railway No 3
ss' e'iee' 10 m
'''.. 80. ,,,,.;dod " IN.
s.. est, un l,I y I" r. M
n DIX :, -. hs' s sS"GS' d h,t a. - W
i. s., est o'S-o@' DIX TO- m m
80; =, , o7,iv1so nc ~ W
.".'' M, M
[add ...;..':''' -. -: 70 10
Hl. L., lot z, DIX 4lo, ms.
kdd .........'; ;. 100 II 90
n H. lot D. DIX wv u.s. % m
aaa '; .or,,ia - io,s 3 10 w
D, IS, Holman Goth add. rs 90
B, Mrs, 2 lots out of blk IL,
kgs add '.'..';;;,;;..:,....... 2s 90
b.. lots s, c, blk 81. ms.
an I'd add ..........,.... IL 90
Annie, 8 lots out of Aus
ns.... -. .............. 10 90
pOhnie, lots 6, 4. blk GIG,
.ngor add. ......... IL 90
gack, est. lot IL. blk 199,
.... ....,. 49,. -. e. =. % 90
/, A., 3 acres out of blk
o. Smith add ...,......... al 90
r.. lots Z, s, blk Al, ms.
)ans Cd add ............. 5 90
b. chas.. acres out of Aus
", hs''''. .'. - - 80. Loo w
p Chas.. lots 9. 10. II s, IL,
S.. 80. -. -. 80. SO 90
P, Henry and Ann, lot ~.
ms, Evans ad.. =, ~ ~ 90
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

Unknown. Clio acres out of Austin
unknown, 7-ie acres on, OF aus,in
add. MS Observation-Disclosures, s
Unknown, Glp acres out OF Austin
Unknown. 10 acres out Of Austin
| au. Hs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10
unhnown. acre out OF Austin add.
Unknown. lot out of Austin add, MS
Unknown. 5ONloo fee, out of Austin
Baker add Observation-Disclosures.
Unknown, lots 3. 4, 3, G, Z. part s,
~ 10, II. Y, blk 22a,- ms. BJlkcr add Il
onknown. lots o. 6, Z. S, blk $50. ms.
Unknown. lots /. ., blk 2Si. MS, Baker
Unknown lots 3. 1. 5. 6, part !. IL.
BLK 81. ms. Baker add .......,.o... i
Unknown. lots, blk "a. ms, Baker
Unknown lots s. 5. blk 23S, ms.
Baker add ........................... j
Unknown, lot 10, blk 2ss. ms, Baker
Unknown. lot 70, blk ais. ms. Baker
Unknown, lots Z. S. .. 10. ii. blk
2ji, ms. Baker add ...,...........,...
Unknown. lot ?. blk 257. ms. Baker
Unknown. lot c. blk no ms, Baker
Unknown. lot 4 blk al. MS, Baker
add ....."; .;..,..., .,....::;........,. !
onknown. Y iots y, ~, BLK 2SJ, ms,
.gaker add ......: ...".,:..,...,,....
unknown, lots T. b, 6, blk 2s6. MS,
baker ada ,..".." $50, ,,.,....,....
Unknown. lots IL. L., blk 300, ms, ;.
unlnown. lots 5, Z. blk sas. ms, Baker
Unknown, lot I. blk 2si, ms. Baker
Unknown. lots l,,27 Z, $, 3. 10, II. II. :,
Unknown, part !, 5, blk ss7.ns, B,ker
,aad -. .;;.:...:...,..,.,:.....
unknown' lots ?, ,, blk Sc6, ms, Baker
and 49,, ',a;,,s;.',,'.',;,',;.,.
Unknown lot j. blk Scs ms. Baker
unknnown. lots 7. s. blk $40 MS Baker
aga 49,. :....:;.....:.,.....:......, Il
Unknown, lot .. blk 81. ms, Baker
ada .,...., Observation-Disclosures.
! Unknown. lot S. blk Sl2, ns. Baker
add .....,;..
lhknoWn. lot J, blk SiI, MS, Baker
add .....,... ...,.......,......"
Baker add NATURALIZATION. /
;, Baker add :...,...............,.;..' L
,, Sed l., ID ii, %, :, =.
add ......; ..... ........,.. .........::. i
| onhnoMn, lots /, :, j. 4. ., u, blk
40i. MS, Baker add ................ y
om ms nake i0t add D. y H. ~ DIX 40. 2,
Unknown. lots IL, II, blk 4ii, ms,
| Baker add .........,................
Unknown. lots I. TO- IL, blk ii5 ms,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-16

/ shall nd Al i "
| Unknown. lots .. g. X OF 4. blk q So.
unknown. lots ' = 6. 4. IS FEET OF Z blk =
.. IS seneshaii "a addition ....... q W
| Unknown. parl lots ., 10, blk 1. 81.
Unknown los 10 az : ., 10, blk {. SIS,
| .seneshall "a add ...":..".......... % "
blk Z. S. seneshali "a addition 80. "a "
UnKn%wn' Z lois 3, 3, blk S. IS, scne-
shall I'd add observation-disclosures. 10 "
Unknown, frac blk .. ~. Seneshall
rn nh nrSs,o ia, ,.'ii's 10. blk i,
| IS settegast add ................:... IL b
on %, VIA ~ io's o. y DIN !, % So. SO
| Unknown. lots g. l. &, 6, Z, s, o, blk
| 1, rs, Street Railway No. add. IS q
| Unknown. lots s, 6, Blk H. IS. Street
| Street Hallway No, Q add ....... SO
| Unknown / mart lo. 10 blk 1, rs,
| Railway No. 2 add ...........,..... sW
| Unknown. lots /, .. O. TO- blk IL,
| -. street Railway No. add ...... "A
| rnknown Int 10 IL lots ., g. blk 10,
81 Street Railway No. 2 add 49,. IL oV
| Unknown. lots i. q 4, 5, blk II. IS,
| Street Railway No . add NM. rs n
| Irnknown LIS / . a I s Q. 10. blk
| III Strs,st halfway No. 2 ada 49, As q
Unknown, y lots ., 10, blk II. IS.
| Unknown, lots 4, 6. G. I, ,sS. s,
nix is. 50 street railway No. .
ndd observation-disclosures. u o.
| 1-ni.no ,,,,, Ill hiL &c S,reet Rail-
way No. / ada ............ So w
Unknown, all blk ., So, street Rail-
I,,',,aSS,,.r, au o a Nix
IS. Street Railway No. / add 49,. ~
o waW Nh an ad ,SN W. So e'..e' ~ Sc "
Unknown lots. nix IL. IS, street
Raflway No | add ....,,,....... 20 W
unknownS. lot. blk "A. as, street
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-11-28
Prepared for Winter.

Teachers In the public schools of large
city hear many stories, some of them
amusing, some of them pathetic, says the
Youths Companion. A young woman who
teaches in a kindergarten in Boston, upon
learning that one of her little pupils was
sick, went to visit her.
The teacher had been to Katies home
before, and so had no difficulty in finding
the two little rooms at the top of a tene-
ment house where Katie and her mother
lived. The mother was absent, and Katie,
well wrapped up, was sitting up in bed.
After the usual inquiries and condolences
the teacher noticed that the little girl
seemed TO speak with some difficulty, and
said:
Katie am going to examine your
lungs"
eye M responded the child dutifully,
and Miss G. began to loosen the childs
waist. After removing 1t, she found layer
after layer of flannel, which she unfas-
tened with some difficulty. Satisfying her.
self that there was no danger of pneumon-
Ia she began to replace the child's dress,
when Katie began to cry.
MY mother'll be awful mad at you
when she gets home and finds what you've
done"
"Why, Katie, what have done?"
you've unfastened all my fiannels, and
ma had just got me sewed up for the win