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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S-News has
been received here that the hull of the bark
Matilda, wrecked on the Washington coast
q week ago, has gone adrift and is in the
path of the steamers that ply between
Puget sound and Alaskan ports. She has
only a windmill above the water, and can
not easily be seen at night. The next
steamer to pass on the course is the Port
land, which is bringing Klondike passen-
gers and gold from st. MichaelS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
No Gold, but Plenty of Copper.

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug 2S.-W. A. Dick
ely, of Seattle. who has returned on the
schooner Helen from journey of explora-
ton upon the Shusitna river. reports that
new find of copper has been made on
an island of Prince William sound, near
Montague island The discoveries were Mr..
Bestsen. an expert representing a Calfor-
MIA syndicate and Messrs. Ciadhaugh and
Ripstein, two old residents of Cooks inlet.
The lead is said to be four hundred feet
WIDE the ore being peacock copper, with
one million tons in sight. Dickey, at the
sitna river further than it had been ex-
plored. He and party reached the can
yon, two hundred miles from the mouth,
after encountering awful hardships They
discovered no gold.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29

A burning kitchen table in the kitchen OF
Franks restaurant at IS Jackson place ap
peared to the Waterman at the Normandy
alarm that called out the fire department
at :45 o'clock this morning. When the de-
partment reached the scene the IRE was
out.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
business on the Side.

Cleveland Plain Dealer.
An Omaha lawyer is supposed to have
stolen over two hundred bicycles. The law
business must be dull in Omaha
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-29
THEODORE STEIN,
ABSTRACTER OF TITLES.

Corner Market and Pennsylvania streets.
Indianapolis. Suite 229, First Office Floor.
1.-The Lemcke." Telephone 1850.
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Hath fir Wfntter.

Dor tiber SO Sabren f9ou ,nurbs
Wfrs. MihSlotp's Soothing 5prup
BON Milionen BON Mittern beim 3abs
men Der &inber angemenbet. Wirff bu
i'm @6lafe bur@ bas 96reien eines
4inbes gef6rt, bas I'm 3abnen ifi unb
Dor 5@meraeu weints Wenn 10, lahe
fofort eine Glaf6e BON sMrs. Winss
lolus 9ootBing 6prup@ bolen. 6etu
Wertb III unbe3ablbar. gs mirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2tnberuns bers
fGaffen. 8erlaBt eu@ barauf, Mhtter,
es 1T fein 3ueifel barhber. gs beilt
Dpienterp nnb 9iarrboe, regnlirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Minbs
&olit, ermei9t ben @aumen, berbin.
bert @ntahnbung unb ftdrft baS gan3e
Spitem. rMrs. Min5lops SOOTHING
Sprup" fur sabnenbe &inber III anges
nebm tn 8ei9mad unb bas @ecept
famntt bon einem Der beiien tpeibli6en
aerate In ben Ser. 9taaten. gs III bel
allen Oruggifen In Der ganaen Welt 5u
baben. preis Is Gents per Glai@e.
&auft ni9ts anberes, al8 Wrs. WinSs
IONS SootbingsSprup.
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nod eine Oiinute, unb oa8 Anallen yer
Geitide unb Stampfen Der 9ufe perz
rietben, bar bic Bfer6e ansoqen.

nod eine Wtinute, un6 ba8 &nallen per
Geitide uno Stampfen Der 9ufe perz
riethen, baB bic Bferbe anSosen.
Sebt eriru9 Diron es ttibt LANCER.
gu benz erlttdenben 8aud unb bem
burdorinsenben Duft iensenber Sebern
unb &olle geiellte ii9 bic tua9lenbe
Stee BET bereitS bis CUR Dede binauf'
idlasenben 6lanlmen. @as Inn au6
bei6iebeu iein mo6te: in Der fiir6ters
li6en Gage CAB es fein 8ebenteu n,ebr.
Dur6 eiuen Sprung selanste er in
ben unteren 0taum binab. S6mer
fdlug er anf, I'm. ii9, Grlei9teruns
iu9enb, tliebersumerfen. @s 9ef9ab In
bemIelben Qugenblid, in tpel9em bic
Yferbe langiam bidt I'm bic @iebeI<
.panb berum boger.
rDie Salten itiiraen i6ot," b0rte
er Sranflin iorslo8 bemerfen, unrr
nod cine balbe StunOe ibarfen @iub.
uno Der 9eufel ioll aus Der Nide hers
ousleien, mas bas erloi9ene 9amiu.
feuer beleu9tete.
n@enn baS f9marSe @eibsbilb ni9t
wdre," bieB es suriid.
Webr perItanb Diron ni6t. llnbes
fiimmert utn bic etmaisen 6olsen, bot
er bic lesien Grdfte auf, frie4enb Der
ndditen @efabr 81 eutrinnen. aaum
TN Sreien, salt iein eriter 8lid Dem
@a9en. Gas 6euer bate eben Die
@iebelmanb- bur9broden, ieiuen
fladernben S1ei,1 tpeitbin entienbenb.
Deutlid ;ei6nete bas rStblid beleu9,
tete @asenperbed ii6 aus. Gr erfannte
io8ar Gopf unb 96ultertt eines ,tnter,
balb befielben berporlueenSen Wannes /;
bann idtpanben Tim bie Sinne. Grfi
bas 9ra6en uub 8oltern ftiir5enber
Balfeu bra6te i'm tpieber gum 8emubt'
iein. Whbiam ri9tete er iid auf.
Shblte er iid serettet, 70 erpadte bte
@rinnerung an bic Grlebniiie Der les'
ten @tunben bafiir NIT er1biitternbe,
@eiralt. S9mermiitbis betradtete el
ben loSern6en Tritrnnlerbaufen. 9n'
bem er iid per9e9enpdrtt9te, tpie nabe
er einem srdBliden Gnbe seipeien, ait'
terten in ieinem Snnereu bic LETTER
Worte Der iterbenben jtn9en Muttel
na9, Der bic Retl4tg aus Der @emalt
permorfeuer Mtietbdter bon etneu
9rauiau1en @ei6td beriast gebltebeu,
Gr erneuerie bas beili9e @eftbbe,
tpentt eS i'm Berei6 tneni6lt9er Rrdfte
lag, bas ieiuer 8erptrtlibun9 er,t'
sesensufiibren, mos als lester treuer
Wuni9 iie in bic Seimath Der Seliseu
biniiber be9leiteie, an Der fleinen Maiie
;u iiibnen, mas um Rade gun, Simmel
itrie.
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@sbe ianft NIT benz w,aaeu UNI.

@enn sr fta StberIpsnftis setst, ptrb tbu mtlb.
SsbanoIuus ptsbsr in Srbnuns brtussn. ane bic
stslBaftsn 3uspfatsr unb gtlen, pel&e iemals ers
funben porben ftnh, tbua nt3t baIb 70 p.l gur Sst
lung pOn RasenIstheu, ais etut;e 0etusidIer-etpa a
bret per Gas-ppn 9Oftetter's Rasen. Btters, pels
4ss fansae enperuns beptrtt unb i.pes hssrepttSas
unb btlt6ie Symptom buuernb beletttst. aopf.
iamsrb %srpcfitdt bGst&e Santfarbe, beleste 3unse
5&~tnseI uab iens SeIsn rtGt gu bsiGretbsubeu uub
unaussnsbmeu, gsrsauuussbsi4 i4psrbeu .ntlprtussn.
ben GmpHneuusen perbsn ,u bduRs tnfolse uuper.
Rdnstssu Gtunssmsus pou Nr1neten permanent. Ss.
fOrise aufSabe Der Iestersn uub lbsI anssratsensr
Seriu4s III bsr srle S&ritt Sur SstIuua; ter ,p,is
1T ber 0ebrauh bteer refit&Su tcntIhsn, aItertreu.
ben arSuet, UeI&e Bite Fb&fs dr5tItGt Santttcu ers
abren nne etns Hts iupor fasepssue RcpuIaridt Sc
penueu bat,
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a10O aelphnnnaI, 500.

Die 2eier Der vSreien greiis" uerben it4
ireuen, su srfnbret, bab es tpentSttens etne
eefir9tete Rranfbeit siebt, tpelde bic Diflen'
I9aft tn al tbren Stufsn gu beilen I'M Stanbe
lit; Solls aata,rbs s8ur 1T bic einaise iett Der
6ritlidhen 8riiberi4aft betannte poiitipe Rur.
Ratarrb erfcrbert als eine Gonitituttens'
arantbeit cine eonititutienelIe Bebaablnns.
Sau's Ratarrt BUR tpirS innerli4 senem
men unb tuirtt birsft auf sas BIut une bic
Iblein,isen Oberfla@en bes Sbitens, easnrd)
bic Grlnblase ber arantbeit aeritSrene uns
BEN Ratienten Rraft sebenb, inbem iie bic
Ronititntion bes &Srper8 aufbaut nne eer
glatur in ibrem @erte bilft. Die Gisentba'
nter babsn 70 piel 8ertrauen gu ihren Setl'
frGften, baB ite einbunbert Dollars @eIpb'
nuns fir ieben GaH anbieten, ben iie bu tu'
riren perfebIt. 2abt Gu4 cine 2ifte bon
3eusnifIen fon,nserl. Man obreittrs.
s. s. gbeneb 6 6 o., Tcieco. ..
G@ gertauit bon alien Gpotbefern, Is Gts
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3heatuatis,uns.

Gbronifher Rbeumatismus mit
unbieefamen 11lusteln. fteifen 6s.
lenfen uno eefhwdAtem SYftem
III bdufie nit fcrofulofen Grfdsi'
nungen perbunoen.
6cott's Emulsion psr
Seberthran, nit unterpbcspber.
faurem Sal5 siebt uabruns Ter
penitdrfun9 un6 Heubelebuns.
Eeberthran liefert uabruns, bat
aber AUDI meoisinifAe mirfune,
beioe fno oarin entbalten.
Diefe Wirfunsen perdnSern un.
sefunoe 3uftduoe in esfunoe uns
liefern Dem sefhwddten r1erpsn.
fyftem Ole erforoerlihe Stdrfe.
30 Gents uHb $l.oo.
seorr 4 Bowss, Chemists, New Ysrk
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= a g..

Na9 benz 8eri9t bes 6aus.
SSinon3ausi9u1es tiber bic algemeiue
8ewillisunssbiq follen bic Nussaben
Tim runb eine balbe Willion Dollars
i'm Derelei9e au ben Bemilligungen
Der boH 8ouperneur pettrten Bin res
busirt tperben. Denno9 fol bic 8es
milligung bon 100000 far bic stbs
mefli9e Staats'S Srren. Nnfalt BET San
Nntonio aufredt erbalten merben unb
3tpar ioaen banon $4,000 fhr Neu,
bauten un6 $25. 900 fur bic laufenben
unterboltungStoften Derpenbet uerben.
- Der Sheriff Bobemann bon Sen,
bau @ountn bat ieiu Nmt niebergelegt.
Die @eranla6ung ba3u NOR Der I'm.
itaub, baB elmer ieiner Bargen fein
@igentbun Dertauft bat unb bon ieiner
gargf9aftsfeluug befrsit su uerben
minfGte.
= Bel Der 2ocal Option Nbftims
luns in, San Saba baben bic probi.
bitionifen eine Mebrbeit ber abseeebe.
nen Stimmen er3ielt.
= Sn MibIotbeau, gGis gonntp,
i9lus Der gliB In bas 9aus bes Jar'
mers 9apnes, t6btete eiu 3idbrises
ainb unb betdubte bic tibrigeu Gami.
lien. .Nneebsrigsn.
= Der @emitters unb 6aeelfurm
su Nnfang beS Monats Suui i6eini
ii@ tiber gan3 Norbs unb Central Sc,
Sas erfredt 3ii baben. Sn @olbtbmaits
f9lug Der 8lib In ein 0aus unb t6btett
eineu Wann Nameus Green, ber bort
3u 8efu9 weilte. Sn 2ampaias tuur'
ben eine NnaabI 6duier bemolirt uni
bieIe aIte 86un1e eutiuurleIt.
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nirtte @rfparniB 1T ft@erlib erpB ges
mug. baB man fe aud in suten 3eiten
ni1t aus benz Nuge lalIen iolte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-06-03
Meatt berimtt1e

~WVWS WV%V**eVV
6a6 3elepbpn amf fuette 9tftan3 nadj
ben berfdteDenem &t6bten beS Gtaa:
teS. Nene Gfatipnem tperoen tort:
tp1bren0 errttbtet ttuO tieue Nerbeffe.
rtaagem eim9eftthrt. Man fraae an
Der @eutrals@ @telle ttab Der 8etpitnid)'
ten Morefie.
gtbicribenten
tBmnem omrdb ibr eiaemee Gelepbon
WerbtuOnng erbalten.
Qttt6ere
omrd Dte 1elepbpn StatiuHem.
MI. r. THOMAS,
Stefi9er 0ei&1ftSfiibrer,
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@ranSeiaentbmms llebertraannaen.

Carl 6. &reiihe an Sobn Oeffinser
@runbffad on Wpoming ctr. $400.
@Onrab 9uberi9 an @ba8. 6. Sones
@ruubftid an Centre Str. 1920.
2oui8 8ergifrom an Oscar Berg,
from, SO 8runbftide on San Wareoa
Street, $1,000.
2ouis 8ergitrom on Otbslia Berg.
ftrem @ruabftid OH @befnut Str.
$1,000.
Sole @aifane an 6. 8. Storm, Elm
Drittel Snterehe an 1880 Wdern 2anb,
Is Meilen fiibl. bon Der Siabt, So, 1876.
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Senneliee Centennial, gtaibpille,
yenneiief

gom l. Wiai bis l. Nopember 1897.
Staten bia 5. & q. g.. ..giienbabn BON
San Nntonio fnb pie foIst: $3.50
8ilette, limitirt 3u 10 Sasen, sum
8ertaufe DieuStagS unb 0onnerstaas.
$25.20 8illette gut fur 20 SAGE;
$34, ,35 Billette 9altig bis l. Rou. '97.
8. 80. Stone. 70. s. &ia8bn.
Ngenten.
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Ser 0iiuaer tuf Der syarut. !.

IS giebt Garmer, bic in beu Srrs
tbum befauseu fino, i1r 2ano mirbe
nie bes Dangns bebtrfen, ba es in
unabiebbarer 3eit feline urfpruusli6e
6ru6tbarfeit bewabren nerbe. Sn
6ieiem Glauben merbea bie JeIber ib.
rer Gru1tbarfeit beraubt unb tein gr.
Ias pirb geleifet. Mit benz 9eruns
tefgeben BET Grtrdse bon ben 6aupt.
frh9ten 1T es ein eigen Dtng, man ge.
tpabrt es ni6t glei9 un6 nod tpeniger
mag raan es f@ gefeben. @anfise
Sabre uie bas ieBige tragea ba3u bei,
bic Sdul6uns aufre6t su erbaIteu.
eSn ben porbergebenben Sabren bra9te
Der Wei3en In einisen 8e9enben uur
Elm 9rtttel ber fraberen @rtrdse, obsr
man fan5 bann cine @nti9ulbigung
In ben unehnitigen Witterunssberbdlt.
niKen. Nud ber Waisertrag berrins
eerte fi6 bon Sabr gu Sabr, pena er
INNER auf bemielben Jelse gebaut
uurbe. I'm ben Iusfau 3u beden,
uurbe bann benz Mai8 eine gr6Bere
GldGe eingerdumt, itatt bic geeisneten
MaBregeln our 5teiserung oes grtras
ses bonn etn3elnen Nere au ergreifen.
3und6f enti9lDb man ft9 au einen
ansemefenen Jru9tme9iel, uab atuar
NIT gutem grfolg. @dbe es teinen
anberen 4usweg. 10 mlBte es tpobl
porldufig babel iein Bemenben baben.
benn Der thniilidbe Danger III au tbeuer,
um auf ben bur9i6nittli9en Garmen
nit 8ort4eiI berlpenbet perben gu tDns
men. Die Jrudtbarteit fam ia au6
u6 @rhnbiinsung erb6bt werben, bod
bas Nd6fliegenbte 1T un6 bleibt I'M.
r1er Der auf ber Garm er3eugte Siinger.
Sebe Garm, auf Der eine Ndaabl 4dbe,
pFerbe, S6nfe unb 9iibuer gebalten
merben, bat 6alfsquelen genYg, bic
Gru1tbarteit beg goben8 aufre1t su
erbalten. nenn He nur in berifdnbiger
Weiie benuBt uer6en. Sc friber man
bamit ben 9lnfang ma6t, I'm 10 befer
1T es.
aGer 9hnger aus ben 5tdllsn, ben
Oarbs unb GutterpldBen follte ameds
mdBis aufbemabrt nnD auf bieienigeu
Stellen ber Weiben unb 6elber gebra1t
tuerben, no er am meifen nbtbig 1T.
@ei9iebt bies regelmdBig unb re9t3ei=
tig, 10 tpirb bon ben mertbneuen Be.
ffaubtbeilen bes Dttngers nidts berlo'
rem geben, beam Der 8oben uimmt He
auf unb bemqbrt ie Dor 8erfii9tigung.
Mand5e glauben. 5trob ober 6en.
weI9es oils Stre1 gebient bate unb
auf ben Oiiuserbaufen semorfen uurSe,
iei nidt tpertb, auf bic Weibe o5er bas
Gelb gebra@t au ueroen. Oas III cine
nertebrte Nnf6t, benn biefe Streu bat
bic iaifsen Sbeile bes Ohneers auf.
geioeen, III baber pou befru9ten6er
Beifanbtbeile. Brinst man He anf's
Gelb, auf bas 8raslaub, no he ntiben
f6nnen. bepcr bic pertbuoqen 8efanbs
tbeiIe bur9 &egen ausgelaugt werben,
10 tbeilt man bieie nidbt bios benz SO.
ben nit, ionbern bic @treu an H9 bat
aud nod cine lodernbe Wirtuns. mel.
DE fi@ beionbers auf ibwerem Boben
febr nortbeilbaft ermeifi. Slider 1T,
baB fein Berluf, fonbern nur Nuben
baraus ertua9ien tam, nentt man ben
Sauger siuedmdBis nerpabrt uab Der.
trenbet. Wan f9ldst ba auei 5liegen
nit elmer Rlappe: fur bic 8biere III es
gefunb. menn bic Oarb rein unb tros
Zen 1T, unb bas Selo erneiit R9 bant.
bar far ben aufsebradten Dangsr.
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SDrtiebuns fplet.

pl6Bli@e Ienberuneen in Der
Semperatur brinsen bic 2eber In einen
ungefunbeu 3uftanb unb 2eberIeiben
finb bic GoEge. Man sebraude Or.
Gngnit &6nigs 6amburser 9ropfen,
eas ipecififde 6eilmi!tel gegen biefe
2eiben. unb man tpirb baIb mieber ges
funb feiu.
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Walt 5 Nmtrine

iulite In feiner San.ilie feblen; es
iuirft erfrti@enb muS TIT etn bpraii8li.
Dies GtdrfnuaSmtttel. Pr6partrt BON
Der Mnbemier Snfd 8retuin8 60.
ct. Xcuis, W0.
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9lm bas bemti6e @mblif,t,i..

Mir baben ioeben erbaIten fur 6rRb.
iabr unb ben @ommer ole Sorten
Sdubs fur Samen. Serren unb Sin.
ber. 59nbe unb panioHeI aus !3eug
in ieber @aitung. 3eus ,@aiterss
3u 70 Cts. 3eus'pantoHelu 3n IS @ts.
9llle erbentli6en SOrteH BON G6uben
TN Stiefeln i'm
CINDERELLA g GubspaIaR.
213 alamosPlaaa.
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Sefellunsen BON ausm1rts Fiir
8e1ltner % Bbier perbea BON
DID & u 6bader prompt aus.
gefiibrt.
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Wattbies 8rps. ssleiider,

NO. 507 Ofs9 o u f 0 n.@traBe,
gtur baS Doratisli9fte &inbs, s@af'
unb 5dmeinefeii6.
Spesialitdt: Sunses &albfeif9.
Glle 4rten bon Wurf. 96inten,
3unge. S@mals &c.
Sn bemielben 9ofale befiubet Rb sin
Sit d. anb Mmferns NJ q artt.
8dgli9 9roBe NnsDabl ton frii9en
Gii4en, Nufern, WiIb. @efiigel
aller Nrt. SeIepbpn 399.
gefelluggsn fur Gleifd unb Slid &c.
tDerbea in irgenb eiuem Sbeile Der
Stabt frei abaeliefert.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12
lansing GOSSIP.

The Michigan Federation OF Labor
lobby propose 20 declare boycott on
dealers all over the State that handle the
shirts and bicycles manufactured at Jack.
son prison and the chairs manufactured
IN the prison at Detroit. 1t is claimed
that two hundred dozen shirts are laun-
dried every day in the Jackson prison
and the work Is done so cheapIy that
shirts are sent for that purpose all the
way from Boston.
Two bills touching on the business of
saloon keepers have been introduced.
One provides that the required bonds
men may reside in any part ofthe county
n which the business is carr led on, and
the other proposes to allow saloons to
be opened on Labor day, Fourth of July
and other holidays. 1t is stated that a
big lobby will be at Lansing to boom
this bill. Subscription lists for this lobby
are being circulated throughout the
State.
Governor Pingrees objection to the
senate closing their doors when they 90
into executive session is meeting with
some backing among the senator's.
1t rs limited that the reason Mr.. Birds
appointment as member OF the State
agricultural board was not confirmed
was on account of his having censured
the senate for taking their junketing
trips.
The owners OF real estate in Lansing
are not much pleased at the marquette
Mining Journal's?) idea OF removing
the State capitol to Detroit. 1t is under
stood that Representative Rulison
thinks that the removal there would suit
the people OF the Upper Peninsula and
states that Lansing is the dullest town
he ever struck.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12
A Calumet Mans Ex-
perience In That
Country.
AIe Says Work is Scarce
and tue wages Have Been Reduced
Considerably of Late--NOtes
From Lansing,

Mr.. John Chynoweth, who was em
ployed for long time at the Tamaract
mine, first underground running machin
cry and mining and later in the machine
ed hereabouts, especially among the Cor
,nish people, arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon, haYlng come directly from
johannesburg South Africa. Mr.. Chy-
noweth left here fourteen months ago,
giving up good job with the Tamarack
company and going to South Africa in
the search OF something better. He left
IN company with Tom Maslin, who re-
turned last March soon after the Jane
son raid took place.
Mr.. Chynoweth was seen soon after his
arrival by reporter for the News and
he told some interesting facts in regard
to the country, many of which will be of
interest to miners and Others in this vi
ocinity who have from time to time con-
'templated gong TO Africa, where it is
supposed wealth ia within the grasp of
nearly everyone.
He said, 81 was three months in the
country before could secure any kind of
employment, in fact. did not get work
until after Tom Maslin had left for home
and ] have regretted ever since that did
mot leave with him. Before | had been
working a month l was taken il of blood
poisoning, which comes on from the i'm
pure water, and was on nv back in bed
for four whole months When | was able
70 get out again | worked for some time
and was again taken sick. The last time
che doctor told me must leave the couD-
try or die and so determined to return
TO Calumet.
''Vbe pay the men receive has been cut
down almost 80 per cent within a very
Few months. Men who run machines un-
.derground in the mines and who previ-
.Ously received from 1925 to $3.50 a
month have been cut to $75 and $50 and
are lucky if they can secure employment
at that price.
"Tbe country is already played out and
The mining industry is at a staudstl,
at least until the muddled condition of
affairs OF state are Strengthened out.
"You can say" said Mr. Chynoweth,
that l never vas so glad to get back
home in my life, aud that any man who
thinks he is Ding 10 make fortune min
ing in South Africa will be badly mis-
taken"
Mr.. Chynoweth says he ia convinced
that the copper country is good enough
Cor him and he intends to remain here
with bis family in Ehe future. He left
Johannesburg about New Years and has
been on the way since.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12
Pleasant Surprise.

About thirty lady and gentlemen friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John LAYERS surprised
them last evening by calling at their
home on Seventh street Unexpectedly and
spending the evening MIR. and Mrs.
LAYERS had no inkling Of the affair, but
soon made their friends feel at home and
entertained them until a late hour. The
guests were treated to refreshments be-
fore leaving and all departed with an
excellent impression OF the hospitality OF
their host and hostess. Oneofthe guests.
a prominent Fifth street business man,
made things interesting at supper by the
amount OF coffee he drank and the size Of
the cup used.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12

Lorenzo Bree. Mart Hoar. John l.. Harris
and Frank Rogers OF the Portage Lake
cities. The three candidates from the
copper country, +. G. Ziegler, w. M. Har-
ris and Lorenzo Bree, are still alive and
are thankful for that fact alone.
The copper country delegates ore en-
thusiastic in their praise ofthe Marquette
masons and have on excellent opinion oil
the hospitality OF the people of the Qaeen
City OF Lake Superior.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12
We
anoOr andi
purchase.
Think Twice Before You Invest,
kesureyou eon The side
Hernann'S, III d aitth Street.
Ho For a Warmer Cline.

Persons DESTROYS OF settling in a warm
er cline can, at a very small cost, have
some homestead lands in Wing county,
Louisiana. pointed out to them provided
a party of ten or more can be got to-
gether to 60 and inspect them; the home
steads will average million feet Ct yell
low pine and are within logging dis
lance of saw mills. For further partic-
uIars apply by letter to Mr.. j. A. Cam
eron, Houghton.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12
Estey, Camp. AriOn and Decker BrO'
Pianos

James Granville, agent for the above
celebrated pianos, has Just received 3
new and large consignment, which he in
vites the public to call and inspect. For
richness Of tone and workmanship these
pianos cannot be excelled. Six months
lessons given free to every purchaser OF a
instrument, by one OF the best music
teachers IN the city. Also agent for the
famous White sewing machine. sold on
easy payments. Store on North Fifth
street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12
Great slaughter Sale.

In order to reduce my stock | will sell
all kinds of mems boys and children's
clothing, furnishing goods and leather
goods at cost price for the next three
weeks only. This is a cash sale, and will
be the first chance of lifetime to
buy goods retailed at wholesale prices
This sale commences on Saturday, Feb
ruary 13, and will close ON February %.
Remember the place: Borgo Block. Red
Jacket, Mich. Is. NEIMARK.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12
Salvation Army,

The Rev. DR.. Hunter. OF the Calumet
Congregational church, will deliver his
popular lecture, "The People for the
Times" at the Salvation Army Hall on
Saturday evening, February 20, at 8
O'Clock. The Army's old friend, DR., Os.
born, will preside. A small admission OF
10 cents will be charged.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12
Democratic state Convention.

For the above OCCASION, which will be
held at Grand Rapids on February II,
the Mineral Range, Hancock & Calumet
and d., S. S. 4 A. railroads will sell ex-
curslon tickets to Grand Rapids and re
turn at rate of single fair for the round
trip. Tickets to be on sale February ID
and 16 For iurCher particulars
apply TO the ticket agents OF the three
companies named.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-12
Crossing the sands.

The prominent masons of the copper
country, who went to Marquette last
Tuesday to attend the meeting OF Ahmed
Temple, A. A. NJ. o. NJ. S., and assisted
the camel in carrying the candidates
across the burning sands of the Great
Sahara, arrived home last evening and
report pleasant time. The party which
returned last evening consisted OF Messrs.
Sivert Olson, Frank Fl. Lathrop, E. g.
Ziegler and William M. Harris, OF this
city; Frank Halsey, OF Lake Linden; and