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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

MIS- Dr. Blankner is the expert tooth
extractor. ..
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07
MONUMENTS.

D.. A. BEVlER-Dealer i'm granite and
marble monuments and headstones material
and workmanship guaranteed. Office at the
Calumet Hotel
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

Hosking & Company's Misses and
Children's Jackets are simply dreams oil
fashion
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DIR. Blankner does all kinds Of dento,
work. ~
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THE MARKETS.
Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, Oct 5.
Following were the quotations on the
Board of Trade today: Wheat-Octo-
Der. opened adm closed nominal; Dec
cember, opened 90c closed 91asc; May,
opened S934c closed 913sc. Corn-Octo-
ber opened Csc, closed nominal Deem
Der. opened 295sc. closed 293Ic; May,
opened 33Ac, closed 33lac Oats-Octo-
Der, opened and closed nominal; Deem
ber opened and closed 1890: May,
opened and closd 22Ec POrk-October,
opened and closed nominal; December.
opened $S15, closed $S1712; January,
opened $40, closed $9.12i2. Lard-Octo-
ber opened S4.45. closed nominal; De-
cember, opened and closed %52ia
Produce Dutter - Extra creamery
22c per 10; extra dairy, 19c: fresh
packing stock lie. Eggs - Fresh
stock, 1S12c per dozen Live Poultry
Turkeys. 1610c per III: chickens (hens),
719c; spring chickens, 71ac; ducks so
SEC. Potatoes-NorthWest 3S04Sc
per bu. Sweet Potatoes-Jersey, $500
275 per bbl
Chicago Live stock.
Chicago. Oct 3.
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day,
$4,000; quality rather poor coarse lots
ard pigs plenty: left over about 5000.
marker fairly active: best grades opened
steady; later all grades ruled weak and
prices 5@l0c lower; sales ranged al $40
QS.95 for pigs, $3.SOGA25 for light. $S.45
6t3.55 for rough packing, $3.75d420 for
mixed. and $3600420 for heavy packing
and shipping lots. Cattle-Estimated re-
ceipts foc the Gay. G.5o0; quality fair;
market rather slow on shipping and To-
cal account; feeling steady: prices I'M
changed; quotations ranged at $5100
sos for choice to extra shipping steers.
$10@510 good To choice do. $4,000 so
fair to good. $SS504 80 common to med-
UNI do, $3.60@i25 butchers steers, $315
1880 stockers, S3.700D4.40 feeders, $190
4.20 cows. 50 60@4 go heifers, $2.256D425
bulls. oxen and stays $290@3.90 Texas
steers. $3,30M4.50 western rangers and
$3.50@700 veal calves. Sheep and Lambs
Estimated receipts for the day, 10000:
quality fairly good; market rather quiet
and prices steady for best lots; common
and grassy easy: quotations ranged at
$2.90@3.95 westerns. $2.S0@3.40 Texans.
S2.40Q4.05 natives, and $35O@5.50 lambs.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

Good wood-long and short-for salt
at Quello's meat market.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

Mr.. j. II. Gee, Of Norway. is in the city
for q few days.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

Ladies and Misses fine Shoes in widths
from b to ZEE go to Hosking & Company
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

carpets made and laid by Hoskine &
Company.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

Mr.. +. Fl. Cushing, OF Boston, is bus
mess visitor in the city.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

Dr. Blankner 10 the doctor you want.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

There will be a regular meeting OF Bus
bee Tent No 10, Juvenile Rechabites,
st. George Hall on Saturday, October
at 800 p. m. The officers will be electe
Tor the coming year and other busine'
will be transacted. r. j. CRowLE, Supt'
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Mr.. Roberts. OF the Laurium drug
store, went to Isbpeming yesterday on a
few days business trip.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-07

Mrs. DIR. Blankner is the expert painless,
tooth extractor. 80
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The regular meeting ri Calumet y
campment. No. II. /. o. o. F., will
held on Friday evening October 8, wne
full attendance Of the members 70
quested. DAVID r. OSBORNE, Scribe
WILL II. RICHARDS, G. p.
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For the best wearing and most stylish
fall Shoes go to Hosking & Company.
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Attend Hosking & Co.'S special hat sale
on Monday.
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Members of Seneca Camp, No. 124
M. w. A., are earnestly requested to Q
tend special meeting Thursday nigh
October z, for work in the first degr
and act on new applications.
j. F. FOLEY, Clerk
W. f. STECKBAURE, Clerk.
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Dr. B'ankner has extracted over 1000
teeth withous pain. y.
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There will he regular meeting OF Call
met Lodge, No. 271, +. & A. NJ. Tnur'
Day evening, October z. All member
are requested to be present.
JOHN MERTON, W. M.
Il, w. kILLMAR, Secretary.
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DR.. Blankner has the finest Office in the
Upper Peninsula.
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DIR. Blankner's is the popular place for
the best dentistry. ~
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Advertised Letter List

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carey, Nj. Phillips, ST
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Fresse Charles Smith, Bert
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Koyeke, Henry Williams w
Monkofski, Vincens
z. W. GRIERsoN. p. NJ.
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Anderson, Johannes Matheson, Lizzie
BroZovicn, Mage Nelson, GUSTAV
Bentrom, A. Nj. Nyysti AUGUST
Frasti, Esias Pap. h, Franc
Gopsi. Samnes Poikajroi, Matti
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krisman, Ethel Trather. Albert
Koppelo, Mary Williams, W.
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McCutcheon, Robert
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Mrs. DR.. Blankner has a national r
putation. 4"
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Mrs. DR.. Blankner is the fayorite with
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HAVE YOU BEEN ROBBEDY

BE Car. full You Are Not Robbed or
Your Health by Placing Yourself
In the Hands of some Institute
whose Doctor Never saw the Inside
Ofa Medical College.
The times., 1897-04-19

the ten great scenes in theIife of Christ as
gwen IN the Gospels: the windows in the
chancei will be devoted 10 the Apocalypse.
showing the descent OF the New Jerusa-
lem, from which the new church takes
its name.
There were no ceremonies attending the
unveiling of the windows. but the usual
Easter and communion services were OBJ
served. Tne chancei Of the church was
beautifully decorated with cut flower nj
when Rev. Frank Sewall. pastor Il the
church, entered il, the fragrance from The
flowers filled the entire church. Mr Sew
all selected a his subject, The lost found,
The Gead alive, or the rejoicing in heaven
over the coming home Of the prodigaI
son The sermon was the final one OF a
series that the pastor has preached. and
EIs theme WAS The restoration OF humanity
To God, the Heavenly Father. in the res
urrection II Christ and the gIouTication
OF His humanity
Tie specially prepared music wls cy-
ceedinEly good, including prucesSiOuaI by
the Sunday school choir; Benedictus.'' by
GilchrIst; hymn, Sing with All the Sons
of Glory Beethoven. Offert0ry anthem. by
Gcunod, Unfold Ye Portals Everlasting.'
The times., 1897-04-19
DIR. STAFFORD AT ST. PATRICK'S.
Pessimism Entitled to No Part in
the Life of Man.

Pessimism Entitled to No Part in
the Life OF Man.
Rev Dr. Staffordpreachcd at st Patrick's
on 1.-The Resurrection-the triumph of
good over evil" He said, in part:
THE resurrection is the triumph OF
good over evil, and makes life forever
joyous and happy. Our lives in this world
are so incomplete, so unfinished, they
promise so much and so little fulfill that
we are apt to become pessinistic- One hy
one, we put away our dreams, our ambi
tions. our hopes and our darling projects
as not possible OF realization, and there
after life takes on deeper hue And
some, like Schopenhauer, think life itself
is a mistake. and some ike Cicero, think
that it were better for not to be
borr, and that the next thing is to die
soon and others sit like the poet, Shelley,
amidst the Ioveliest scenes OF nature, and
still find no joy around them.
But away with your pessimism. The
resurrection of Jesus Christ has made life
joyous aud hopeful. 1t means the triumph
Of good over evil in all the universe, and
in the life of man.
Tell this to all sad hearts. Tell it TO
the mother who sits by the bedside of
her diving child Tell it To the father who
has put lis boy away in the tomb Tell it
to Just men in the hour OF defeat, and,
above all, to the rare souls, and the
refined natures, who, as they have dreamed
most and loved most, for the ideal, and
therefore realized less and suffered most.
All good shall come back; all the poetic
beauty shall return; all visions shall be
fulfilled in a manner infinitely beyond
conception for the resurrection is the tri-
unph Of good over evil in all the world
and most of all in the heart of man
And tell il above ALL to the lonely and
sad, who stand all alonein the bleak world.
who are surrounded only bv toinhStOnes
aud buried loved ones that in the Bcsur-
rection of Jesus Christ, all good. all poetic
beauty only pure love shall come back.
In what mysterious ways we know not, but
that il VIII be we know, for the ResuT-
rection Of Christ means that hencefOrJh
forever good not evil, rules the world
The altar of the church was magnifi-
Gently decorated with palms and ascension
lilies, and illuminated by an electric cross
and crown. Rev Father GIoyd, pastor
of St Patrick's, celebrated the mass, as-
sisted by Rev Father McGee, assistant pas
tor, and Rev. DIR. Gum
The music was in keeping with the
the church was so crowded that many
were forced to 20 away. being unable even
to obtain standing room in the aisles.
The times., 1897-04-19

to God when very young, and during her
service as relgeuse has been mother
superior in three different houses of the
order for more than thirty-one years.
Previous to her fatal illness she was as
sistant FORTRESS at the convent here.
She was so well known and loved by the
students and friends OF the institution
that Rev. Father Gillespie, rector OF st.
AloySius Church, petitioned the mother
superior to allow the funeral services To
take place at the church instead OF from
the con vent, as is the usual custom. Inc
wish was granted, and the dead reiGeuSe
will be carried to st. A]oysius this morn
ing at o'clock, where q requiem high
mass viii he soleInnized for the repose or
her soul. The body of Sister Liguori is
clothed in the habit she wore during life,
and on her coffin lid will be laid crown
of white roses, emblematic of her re
ligious faith. Though the notre dame Is
not a clustered order, the sisters rarely
leave the convent shelter. They VIII be
present in a body at the church this morn
mg, however, as well as the students Of
the school. The pallbearers will be com
posed of leading members OF the congrc-
CATION, and Mount Olivet Cemetery will
be the place of interment.
The times., 1897-04-19
WITH THE SwEDENBORGIANS.
Unveiling of IL Beautiful Memorial
Window Precede> the Sermon.

Window Precede~ the Sermon.
When the congregation of the Sweden
bor.yian New Church of the New Jerusalem,
at Sixteenth and COrcoran streets, entered
the edifice yesterday for Easter worship
each turned to gaze at the greatanti beaui-
full memorial window that haG been placed
at the wcstend OF thechurch to thememory
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. SCudder
The window was unveiled and its poetic
simplicity and the Bible history 1t ror-
trayed was admired by all.
The great window as whole represents
the creation, and It'll but one of a number
of similar windows which will express tlie
more important incidents in Eible history
1t is divided into sections, the top or rose
section having a figure of Christ as the
created word. Beneath this is tie Tree Of
life, III the branches of which appear six
angels, symbnlical of the six DAYS of the
creation, with q globe representing the
six respective days. Beneath this is the
''angel at the gate represented as guard
ing the gates OF Paradise. with Adam ana
Eve driven out of it and standing at either
side of the angel.
When erected the windows in the nave
will depict the history of Israel as given
in the Old Testament. The large win
tlows in the north transept will represent
The times., 1897-04-19
CHRIsT.s PARTING BLESSING.
True Life an Examination of Gods
Power.

Power.
The Easter service at the First Con-
gregationaI Church yesterday morning
was beautiful and Impressive. The church
was tastefully decorated throughout with
Bermuda Easter lilies and floral banl,ings
Music was given by DR.. BisChoffs choir
of about sixty voices, and several selec-
iions were particularly w-il rendered. par
ticularly Handel's 'Halleiu iah Chorus,"
Warrrn's Now, on tie First Day" and
Nichols Now Is Christ Risen
The East ter sermon was delivered by Rev
S. NJ. Newman, H. d, the text being
The Parting Blessing
He said that the parting Of Christ ~itn
his disciples at their last meeting was
sIsnalized by the giving Of a blessing.
Sermons have been delivered treating il as
an interrupted blessing. But il was not.
The act was continual one. and the
separation did not fracture the outgoing
of Christ's persJnalityin the act OF blessing
There was d taneibIe apprehension Of him.
but no change 70 him. When gone there
was seen a change from the earthly 10
tranScendeutal blessing
There is a remarkable significance in
this to us assembled here this Easter
morn. The earthly blessing continued
and was etherealized. and has alvl -
been one of power, through the eras. in-
spring men and broken-s spirited lives
There has been no cessation OF that power,
no interruption OF its influence.
II has been handed down TO us this
Easter morning. 1t was a blessing that
flowed into the future To our doors, hearts,
churches. We learn today that We live in
an era of Christian life and of continued
blessing, not living to be put to torture
and to the proof, but To enjoy this bless
ing.
There is a conception Of life that we are
shut off in Il cold world, with God to
| look upoa US and seeit we can bear tempta-
, tioa with suffering and furtitude. This
is all false. II is not the theory Of life.
God reigns to bless and save instead of
showing humanity into the misery Of a
cold outside world. We ought to see that
this i $ the meaning Of history, that He IS
trying to show US paSsageway through
the jung gle of difficulty. that He is living
to bless.
This blessing never ceases. 1t is in
visible, genuine, unalterabie and pas
siOnate Though it is harder to CompTe-
hend, we must see that the method OF
blessing is invisible blessings in an in
visible form take upon themselves Sc
queuce OF form which cannot be under
stood. it follows so closely ON the visible.
| Here it is that we have perplexity we
| cannot always decide upon. But though
we know little of the method, we reap many
| benefits
| 1t is is also hard to understand as
method of blessing in the midst of diff
| Guilty Blessings come in an unseen way.
| We are led a little way by the visible, but
very soon work under the power OF in
| visible precept The living power OF con-
science is method OF the spirit
This Easter is one when we should he
| thankful 10 God. hut also TO remember
! that this is an era when true life comes
| through the power OF God
The times., 1897-04-19
EASTER AT ST. MARKS.
Bishop SatterIee Preaches Eloquent
Iy on Immortality.


The anniversary OF the resurrection was
celebrated with appropriate services yes
terday at the Pro-CathedraI st. Marx s
Episcopal Church.
AT the 1 O'Clock service Bishop Satter-
lee preached an eloquent sermon. in which
lie discussed the different conceptions Of
the immortality OF the soul from the
earliest times down 10 the present.. An
other feature OF the service was the
singing OF Dykes Complete Communion Ser
wee for the first time in st Mark 5
parish. The choir consisted of twenty
four male and fourteen female voices, IN
der the direction OF Or. John E. Parker,
with Miss Mildred johnson. organist.
At the offertory, Baruby's Break Forth
Into JOY was sung
AT the close OF the service the sacra-
ment OF holy communion was admins
tered hy Bishop Satterlee, assisted by
Rev. DR. DevTies. the rector, and Rev.
Mr. C. H. Hayes, the cuTate OF st Marks
The sanctuary was beautifully but simply
decorated On the altar was a profuSiOn
or Easter lilies, and around the chanCel
were many handsome palms.
The sacrament of communion was also
offered at the early morning celebration,
at 6 80. and again at 8 O'Clock.
In the afternoon, at 4 o'clock, there
was a children's service, at which the
rector, Rev. Dr. Deyries. preached.
The times., 1897-04-19
Pittsburg Lady Police.

Since the truant law went into effect
at least one OF the new officers has Sc
cured the respect Of a very tough locality.
1t is a modishly dressed young woman,
Mrs. Alger, who has been detailed to look
up truants in the classic district known
as ''Hell's Kitchen" The youngsters haul
and kick Mrs. Alger has grip like steel.
She shakes them vigorously first, and then
talks to them gently about the error OF
their way. She is the woman cop" the
"holy terror and "the lady with grip"
at first and then these youngsters begin
to think that Mrs Alger is wonderful
woman Pittsburg Dispatch.
The times., 1897-04-19
Dr. chnImcrs, Discourse.

Rev. Dr. Chalmers Easton, at Eastern
Presbyterian Church, preached 70 large
AMI interested congregation last evening
on the subject OF the arbitration treaty
now pending before the senate. He took
for his text, Blessed are the peaCen.aSeTs.
for they shall be called the children OF
Cod" Matthew, SO.
We giant there are some questions
said the preacher. which no nation can
submit to an arbitTal court. No Kingdom
or republic VIII submit a question that
involves its independence OF substantial
integrity OF its territory. There are also
questions involving honor which cannot
be submitted-but the greater. yes, over
whelming majority OF questions. ii
diplomacy fails to settle, can be properly
left to arbitration or indemnity to citi-
ZpnS ~
The times., 1897-04-19
AT ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.

Discourse on the Nativity of Christ.
Easter was observed in st. Matthew
Catholic Church by the celebration OF sol
cmn high mass, with Father Bart as Gel
ebrant The musical program was elab-
crate, while the floral decorations were
very simple ClustersOf whitelilieS hlOomed
among tne lights that twinkled at the
altar and few palms were cgrOupedarcund
the statues of two angels Little deco
rative effect wasputfOrth atSt. Matthew 5,
owing to the fact that the interior OF the
church is not completed. The cold red brick
splashed with mortar made crude back
ground for the lights and veStments of the
priests Father Bart was assisted by
Father Lee and Father Reynolds. Father
Lee preached a sermon on the nativity.
Solos were sustained at both services by
the Misses Mary Sweeney, Fannie y. At
Lee, Emily Donath, and Carrie COtterill,
sopranos; Mesdames NJ. Nolan. Martin and
c. Yoder Flint, cOntraltOs; William II.
Burnett. tenor; L. A. Cannon, baritone,
and John II Nolan, ,basso. Miss Jennie Glen
nan presided nj the organ and L. 4. Cannon
was director.
The times., 1897-04-19
AT FOUNDRY CHURCH.
Faith of CHRISTIANS is \,

Faith of Christians Is Not Vain.
Rev Lucien Clark preached the sermon
at the old Foundry Church on Christian
Faith '''If ChIist is not Iisen cur faith
is vain," said the preacher. IF ChIiSt did
not rise. then is your faith vain also. II
Christ rose not, believers are yetiu their
sins: and those that are fallen asleep in
Jesus are persisted.
Il see no reason why men should not per-
ish Ike other creatures except that Jesus
Christ has brought life and immortality 10
light.
And if Jesus rose rot. the light is ex-
tinguiShed, aud theI Is 10 iiluuiua tion IL
the valley Of the shadow of death
These are the absurdities to which the
apostle drives those who deny the resur-
rection Of our Lord.
The preaching OF the apostles is Lot
vain. The faith of the Christians is not
vain Believers in Christ are not yet in
their sins Those that are fallen asleep
in Christ have not perished.
The times., 1897-04-19
MOUNT VERNON PLACE.
Death Necessity for Sins' Atone-
Iuent.

Presiding Elder J n. Boyd preached at
the Mount Vernon Place 81 Church
His teachings were that.
The death and resurrection or Christ
are the two divine factors that enter
into the salvation Of mankind. The whole
pre-re.lerPtIOn system taught the recrs-
sity of death as an atOnement for sin
The animal sacrifices OF old all Taught
that the grand plan OF salvation OF a lie
so tremendous in its proportions, 80 in
finite IN its proportions, and SO great
in its eternal Vitality, that it could 20
down into death and i've beyond tue
grave No created life can give atone
meHt for sin. Only the uRcreated life.
that OF Jesus Christ, had the power 70
break Deaths bolts and come out tri-
umphant. He alone has she power 70 give
utonefHent for the sins OF men He went
into death for US. and He has made atone
mcnt for your sins and mine Because He
died there is eternal life for US There is
no fact better established. better accepted.
than the resurrection OF the Lord Jes;1
from the dead -
The times., 1897-04-19
A Sketch View of Cleveland.

AsiIlUstrating the guIlibility of European
newspapers upon things American. u friend
sends me a copy Of the Glasgow Weekly
Mail containing a lWid rehash Of the old
yarn to the effect that President Cleveland
had tae jovial habit of beating his wife
lit is stated, with the utmost Confidence
says the dispatch, that President Cleve-
land and his wife have amicably arranged
to separate when the Presidential term
expires next week. The house at Prince
ton, \. j., to supeIintend the arrange
mcnt Of which Mrs. Cleveland and her
daughters went the other day, was bought
with Mrs. Cleyeland's personal money.
MI Cleveland win proceed to Europe.
1t is asserted that Mr.. Cleveland Will never
live with his wife again. They lived apart
in the White House during the whole Of
last year. In fact, they decided to sepa-
Iatein 1895, but We're persuaded by mutual
fliesids TO avoid the public esclandre un til
the close Of the Presidential term, owing
to TIE terrible scandal which would en-
sue boston Traveller.