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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
Weekly MOrtuary Report.

Tue official mortuary report for the city
Of Houston for the week ending IL o'clock,
noon, October 80:
October 24-W. G. Thomas infant. fe-
male. white. age 3 months, dengue fever;
Edna Walters, female, white, age years,
membraneous laryngitis; Mrs. j. Wilson
baby, male, black, age o days, tetanus;
Mrs. J. A. Burkhard, female, white, age 30
years, castro enterltis.
October 26-Mrs l. Spencer, female,
white, age rs years. pneumonia; Mrs. Anna
Clark's infant. female, black still born;
Lille johnson. female, white, age 10
years. dengiie fever; NJ. M. Pickett, male,
white, age A years, malaria fever; Mrs.
Kun's infant, male. white still born.
October 27--Nels Jorgensen, male, white,
age 80 years, gastritis; Mrs. T. G. Tarver,
female. white, age so years. cerrhosls OF
liver; Mre. Diapers infant, female, white
age days spasms; Anna Clark, female
black, age is years. puerperal eclompsin;
Mollie Perry female black, age IS years
tables mesenterica.
October 2S-S. F. Ebery, male, white,
age % years, morphine poisoning.
October &c T.. Renne, male, white,
age 40 years, phthisis; Mary Echols, female
black, age % years. phthisis; Roy Stuart
male, black age years. dysentery
Death rate. 1873.
Robert McElroy,
City Health Officer.
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NO WASTE OF WORDS.
evidence Which liz Right to the
Point and Reliable,


Judge Frank Ives OF district court OF
crookston, Mimi, says: For some timo
have used Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets with
seeming great benefit, with few excep-
lions have not been so free from indi-
gestion In twenty-five years
George w. Roosevelt. United States con-
sui to Brussels. Belgium: Stuart's Dyspep-
s'a Tablets. safe. pleasant to take, conven-
tent 70 carry. give keen appetite perfect
digestion.
Mr., W. d. Tomlin. mechanical engineer
Dniutn, Mann One box of Stuart's Dys-
am again gaining flesh and strength
v. ~ Ransom, Hustonville, KY: I was
distressed and annoyed for two years
Win throwing up food. often two or three
times q day had no certainty OF retaining
meal u ate one. Four boxes OF the
tablets from my druggist have fully cured
me; ! ma them pleasant to take, conven-
lent to carry
Rev. q. d, Brown. Mondovi. wis: The
enect OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets ia sim
ply marvellous; a quito hearty dinner ~
Dr0iled beefsteak causes no distress slnce
! began their use
Over six thousand people In Tho state ~
Michigan alone IL 1894 yere cured OF stom-
sch troubles BY stuart's Dyspepsia nab.
Kall sized packages may be found Il ali
nyQe8lpts 81 80 cents. or sent by usIi ~
reeslpt q prlce from Stuart Company.
94kloa0, Mlch. ss T'' 6S n ' "a : ( I
~! 1 u lilsls - y ssaassA diseases.
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Artillery Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Houston Light Artillery occurs Monday
evening. November /. Since their triumph
at San Antonlo, where, as is we'll remem-
bered, they won first prize for camp in
spection over all companies camped at
Riverside Park they have been steadily
Increasing both their membership and
knowledge OF military regulations.
The Artillery will soon announce the
date of their annual artillery ball, and
possibly series of entertainments dur
ing the winter.
At the meeting Monday evening there
Will be an election OF officers and other
matters Of Importance which will require
full attendance, and especially are the
new members urged to attend this meet
ing.
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Ladies', Auxiliary noarJ.

The ladies' auxiliary board OF the Texas
Fruit Flower and Vegetable Festival will
meet Monday afternoon at o'clock in the
parlors of the Hutchins House to confer
with President Childress upon the work
that Will be assigned them in getting up
the festival.
The ladies of this board are Mesdames
Rosine Ryan. r. Rutherford, William
christian, o. c. Drew. J. c. Tracy, Ella
Downey. r. Qualtrough, II. +. Ring, Il.
r. Cherry, J. T. Lockman and T. w.
House.
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srBEnIrFy DErARrMEsr.

6tolen--From j.. A. Stewart, Main and
Drew street. Houston Texas: One Moline
light farm wagon, with III inch iron axle
with shafts and spring seat, together with
cottonsecd fork, which was In IL. The
wagon is somewhat worn, having been used
about three years II has the word Moline
on the sides OF bed; the front axle near
the left hand wheel has been bent and
shows marks Of fire used in Strengthening
it. will give IS for information leading
to Its recovery.
strayed or stolen from Harry Dumble,
Houston Texas One greyhound; color,
tan; aged, years; height. medium;
white Jaw; white belly; two burnt spots
on back. Reward suitable
Albert Erickson,
Sheriff Harris County, Texas.
W. M. Baugh, Deputy. 4
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THE HORSE EPIDEMIC.
Mortality Has Bcen Very Great IN
the Const Country.


the Const Country.
DR., w. A. knight. the veterinary sur
geon of Houston. returned from Galveston
last night. where he went at the invitation
OF Or. Folsetter to be present at some
autopsies and microscopic examinations be-
ing made in Galveston in trying to dag
nose the disease now fatally prevalent
among the horses OF this section.
DR.. Knight gays that the microscopic In
yestgations made by the professors of the
Galveston Medical college show conclusive
iy tho existence OF tho germ OF Charlton.
When the investigation Is completed It is
the purpose OF Or. Folsettcr and memDers
of the faculty of the college to publish an
exhaustive report showing, as far as pos
sible, tho causes and results OF the present
epidemic
There werc about eighty Ave head at and
near Arcadia before the epidemic. but for
ty-fye OF them have succumbed already and
the disease Is not checked. 1t is estimated
fifty horses have died at Galveston, while
IN Brazorla county the mortality reaches
Into tho hundreds.
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MAO sTEwAlRT CASE.
Eon. j. II. McLcary VIII Interccde
With President Dtax


With President Diax.
The Hon. j. II. McIeary OF San Antonio
has written several letters to Captain G.
9. Beavais Of Dick Bowling camp OF
Houston with reference to his proposed trip
to Mexico IN tho interest of Mac Stewart.
Mr.. McLeary has acknowledged receipt of
the Sii2 collected for the fund through
DICK Downing camp and which will be used
py MN IN tho accomplishment OF his mis-
sion. He docs not Intend appearing before
the courts OF Chihuahua as counsel for
Mac Stewart. but he believes that he can
accomplish more good by waiting until all
legal remedies have been exhausted In the
case, and II they prove adverse TO tho
interest OF Stewart he VIII then devote his
best talent and energy towards trying To
procure pardon from President Diaz.
Colonel McLe@ry Is personally known to
the president of the Mexican republic. and
the members Of Dick Bowling camp are
confident that no one In Texas could have
Deem secured who Will likely have more
iniiuencc with the Mexican government
than Colonel McLoary.
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IS "A MONTH UNTIL ClBI
These Terms Extended 70 Patients One ionth Lossr
the Final Month During Which DR.. Mackey WIN 4
IS Per Month"; Including Medicine. to iii Pst,ert.

and every case that "
Is treated scientlnosii5 7'l
and such means ~ *
particular case requirsa n
q speedy and permsn Z
experiments to make, ~ Nv! g..
prepared through studs
accomplish Z cure ln'e,5 M;
undertakes. Every No. M. i
whether he calls Il nv r.
or states his case throf 4
is given private ana a IA
ton and attention. anS a.
- on a strictly profS,
Mackey devotes his whoIs' n g
tion to curing the fo,ics v 4
catarrh, Deafness. ASx l!
eases, Rheumatism. prs1,. x u
Liver and Stomach Tfo,Ss o! X.
Urinary Diseases, Blood, \ u.
Disorders. Special DiseaS b
Diseases Peculiar to No..
Patients living at / dissss.
Just as successfully at boIs r!
for symptom blanks, Y .|'
80, DIR. u, Il w
Ohice, 3 and 0 Telephone =
ton. Texas. oifice hour. 4 " |!
and = to 8; Sunday. 10 Z =
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that nominal rate. No matter how long or
how short a period OF time 1t will take to
perform cure the charges will be the one
rate Of S. per month until cured to those
who commence during November This vii
positively be ths last opportunity at these
rates. DR.. Mackey Wishes to call tho atten-
ton OF the putliy 10 general to the fact
that he is registered graduated physician
who has made specially for over ten
years to the treatment Of chronic diseases
OF men and women. Through constant
study he is always abreast of the times
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iujah breakfast; 10 q. M, open air meet
ing at DIT. Stuart's drug store on Main
street; IL a. M, holiness meeting; $3.50
p. M, open air meeting at the Market
square, and at p. nj. at the Hollow;
p. m, open air meeting ct the Capitol
hotel, and s .. m. Ono OF the attractions
at the barracks win be that all the SER
vices will be led BY Brother HeR, the COM
mercial traveller and splendid singer.
These services will be very interesting.
Lieutenant Gohn will say farewell and
proceeds to Cieburne; likewise Cadet Bur-
CESS, who goes to Waco.
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Weekly Bank Statement.
New Ynrk Mnner

New York. October 3O,-Money ON cal,
noitanaiiy Z per cent; prime mercantiIe
paper aAa4ia per cent; sterling exchanges
steady, with actual business in bankers
s pi.s "a at = so,.dtf, S59s for demand and 4.SaE
sess ~ s lays posted rates 4.SSll4.S S!a ana
ss;lver certificates 5sisQ6o; bar silver ST..
- State bonds dull; railroad and govern.
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An Extensive purchnsc.

Captain s. d. Porter, wealthy planter
OF Robertson county, Texas. has purchased
through Norfleet & Cooley the Darlington
plantation. Brazoria county, containing COCO
acres of choice Oyster creek land, the pur-
chase price being $4,000. The new owner
VIII take charge OF the property on jan
uary !, 1898, and will retain the present
force of convicts, This is the famous p. ].
willis plantation and is considered one of
the finest places In the South
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saengerbund Entertninm.ut

There will be an interesting entertain
ment at saengerbund Hall tonight. Among
other interesting features there will be an
hypnotic exhibition by Professor Ralph
Heryer, performance on musical bells by
Professor Wolf and comic songs by Pro-
lessor Fuerstenberg.
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spIritun1l.,,c Lec,nn.

Some very interesting subjects will be
presented for discussion at Bryan Hail this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Professor n. n
kneeshaw will oificiate on tho rostrum
The public ia invited
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Texas and Indian steers 1Rsscs'ps
and he!fsrs 2. 25aS. 95. HossyS,s ~
shipments 1000; &c lower l 1$q x n
mixed S.3Om3. go; heavy ysvsnffouai
Receipts 200; steady; nativ1 ,,' w w \
4.15; stockers 2.25as. W cui's
2.Ooaa,OO; lambs 4.ooQe.00' ~.
ceipts light; steady; only Y Z h
Hogs--Receipts $500; steaa$ III. n Z
bulk OF sales 8. Az; heavless ~ n. &.ht !
ers 3.3Od13. 80; mixed S;SvgS, ~ e.
$3.50 workers. S.90aS. ";
Sheep-No market.
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Da mage. Againnt Tcl~phonc

waxahachie, Texas. October so.-The
santa re railroad was allowed 81 a pole by
a board OF commissioners appointed nv ,ha
county court for all poles put on their
right OF way by the Southwestern TeIe,
graph and Telephone company 4 or, ma
Midlothian. uear
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London MOuev

London October 30.-Conso,s eor r,o
~ H S,lo; Tor the account .iIlM; Mexlcagg
ser, new tours CO.. bar silver 1,,iat
Il ir'a M money " per cent; rate Of discount
per cent, for three months bill 27sei$ nes
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Chicago. October 1.-The cattle market
closed l0al5c higher than week ago,
with the demand considerably improved.
The widespread drouth in the farming
seclions mas caused many cattle to be put
on full iced much earlier than usual. This.
Will result IN an early marketing of fat
cattle. and liberal receipts are looked for
frices rule as follows: Extra steers $3.50
90; choice 5.00ao .2O good 4.75Gl4 .95; me-
aium a.boni.70; common to good stockers
a:5ouJ.so, choice to extra bulls 35Ofri. 10.
choice to prime heifers 3.S0GI4. 60; cows
ana hetfers 3iSJlirS 10: choice to fancy
calves 6,25a6.75 fair to choice Texas
steers s.30@3.9o.
Receipts OF 10000 hogs today brought the
weeks receipts up to the enormous num-
ner OF 1870 head, against N70OO last
Week, Today's trade was fairly active al
q further decline of 5lllOc CLOSING about
zouSoc lower than n week ago. Receipts
are expected to continue liberal and low
prices are generally looked for. Fair TO
chotce 3.45MS.65; heavies, packing lots
o.Ng5.oo; common 10 choice 2.40dp3 10,
$500 70 choice light S.soa3.7O; pigs 2.759
Sheep Receipts 1900: for the week $3.50:
prices ~ yesterdays quotations on a basis
ct,<>;, " ~ TOT inferior up to $50 for
x Hseceipts--catt.e 600. hogs 10000, sheep
49,. Louis. October 30-Cattle-Recespts
No shipments 5000: steady: fair 70 fancy
native shipping and export steers s,iSIis
2% ues.eo beef and butcher steers 1. 500
49,, steers under 1000 pounds 8. 4Odii 10:
sscScckeP. enQ feecers 2.c574l IS: Gown ~.
s-veS'8; canning cows I .6o(31. s.;
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FORTY DOLLAR SHOTGUN FOR
x1yh0

Colts Sixshooters at "a and So; loaded
shells and cartridges IN all sizes: ammuni
ton: hunters equipments; $50 90 Sewing
Machines for Sill 90.
Sweeney Loan Offce
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DR.. Mackey, the
specialist. has de-
cided to extend
the period in
which he Will
treat patients for
IS per month
during November.
and all patients
who apply to him
during the month
Of November will
be treated until
cured and all
medicine for the
cure furnished at
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MADE OF TEN-pOLLAR GOLD COINS.
wsddlng. rings, 20 karat, in the Tiffany
shape' lS-karat in oval and flat bands.
Sweeney & Frcderieks
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Exports ma r,

New York. October 30-The exnorts !,
speSie from the port of New York for tna
7 Msek amounted 20 s3s,6a9 in gold and ss, !.
SIS So s,S ssrr IN Ths imports were Cold.
erai merchandise. ss,4ls.l IN. s '''u gen
po Msw York. October aO.-The Evening
The stock markets were any, am IN. says s,y'
os Americans Were good ana closed
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Our unredeemed pledges have accumu.
lated IN excess Of the demand. we viii
AL them cheap; 5000 watches for ~ IA al
ana p On. asssnsg LsAa ct6s~
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A DAY AMONG THE COURTS
Eisbess Corpus Proceedings Before
Judge Shaw.
FINE LEGAL QUESTION RAISED.
Case Goes over Until Thnrsday, NO.
vember 4, ON Account of Absent
witnesses-Other Court News.

The hearing OF the haboas corpus pro-
ceedings in the county court In the cause
entitled Elk Parte Elwood Aston. infant,
by Mrs. j. p. Wilson, with Julia Franks,
respondent, was not heard yesterday morn
ing, as SGT, on account OF the absence OF
witnesses. and the case was reset for
Thursday, November 4, at 10 p. m.
An interesting law question was raised
before any evidence was heard. Judge Shaw
announced that the clerk had called at
tention to the fact chat no security for
costs Rad been furnished. and he was de-
sirous OF hearing counsel on the question
as to whether It was necessary or not. Mr..
Sears, for the respondent, argued that the
action was civil one and hence the
plaintiff was compelled to furnish security
for costs.
Mr.. Burns, for the other side, insisted
that the action was, by nature, a quasi
criminal one: urged the sacredness OF the
writ Of habeas corpus, AMI that no bond
for costs could be required.
Mr.. Sesrs replied that II the writ in the
present case was in tho nature OF a Grim
inal one that Judge Shaw had no Jurlsdic-
ton In the matter.
Mr.. Burns then said that to save time
his client would make oath that she was
unable to make good cost bond, which
was DONE
MIR. Scars moved for continuance, and
after some argument IT. was granted,
though ii is unlikely that the case can
be heard on the day set (next Thursday,
as the dcpositons OF several witnesses
will have to be taken.
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Horse Disease Shannon.

Velasco, Texas, October s0.--The recent
rain and cold spell has apparently stopped
the horse disease. No more new cases
heard off.
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Probate Court.

The following proceedings were yester~
day had in the probate court. Hon. W.
N. Shaw presiding:
In Re estate Elwood Aston. minor rs.
beas corpus: reset for November
Estate OF @. Limmbergcr. deceased. r
r. Chew applicant for probate OF Will
State vs., Sarah H. Clark, lunacy; nd
Judged insane and recommendation made
!nst guardian Be appoinucd to handle es-
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The Following marriage licenses were
issued In the office OF County Clerk Ed
+. nupree for the week ending Saturday.
October 80:
Herbert V. Creekmore and Mamie DAN
ish.
Joseph e Pearcc and Miss Mollie Harrai.
Charles G. Mcmillan and Mrs. Katie
Lorio
Hopert Johnson and Laura Ward.
Gus Robinson and Charity Peterson.
SCHUYLER G. Kuaur and Miss Bertha n.
Boone. -
tin
n. N. Buckley and Miss Stella Harrison.
Karl Heinze and Miss Tonic Davis
Gus A Gerloff and Mrs. Christina Thorn
burgh
DANIEL 7. Davis and Josephine Mcqueen
george washington and Emma Hicks.
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Eleventh civil District Cour,,

The following orders were yesterday
made In the Eleventh civil district court.
Hon. John G. Tod presiding:
j. +. Brownlee VS.. Frick company; leave
to plaintiff to file first amended original
petition.
j. w. sam VS.. p. Witty ct al: leave to
plaintiff 10 file irst amended original petit
ton.
j. j. Settegast VS.. w. p. IIomblen ct al
continuance heretofore entered set aside
and cause continued on application OF the
plaintiff for want OF the testimony of the
Witness Frank West.
Diamond Dust Soap and Powder company
vs. T. II. Thompson 4 Co., continued gem
orally
Elias Black & Son VS.. William II. King
ct al; leave to defendants to file second
amended original answer and cross bill
plaintiff granted leave to file second sun
Elemental petition; agreed judgment for
plaintiff for Sl065,4o.
Diamond Dust SoQp and Powder COM
pany vs. I. Fl, Thompson C Co.; continued
generally.
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Real Estate Transfers.
Tho following transfers OF real estate


were yesterday filed in tie office Of Ed r.
Dupree county clerk:
M. Dlckcy TO j. M. Dickey block
II, Diokey's West Park addition,
A. c. Reynolds league. e. -. $500
Wells Brewer and wife, Sarah. to j.
10. Barnes, lots 3 and &C. Strans
subdivision, H. Brinson league. =. 1
Elizabeth s. and Nathaniel Ewing,
heirs of George Ewing. deceased
10 T. w. House, lots q 3, 4, part OF
lots II and L. block 10, south side
Buffalo bayou. ....... -. -. -. 5000
7. G. Byrne to George ID. Byrne, lots
/, 2, 3 and A. block IL. Houston
City Street railway addition No.
4; also lot T. block 3, lot A. block
2, lots 3, 4. and half of lots 2,
block 6, Anderson addition. -. 425
+. Swenson and wife, Matilda, to ].
Il. Freeman, lots SO and SO, Aldine
Gardens.... -. -. -. ..... -. $50
H. Il. Swenson to ]. II. Freeman. lots
d. 55 and S. Aidine Gardens. 200
VIM. Peacock. Jr., and Wife, Lottie,
TO George S. Pelt. lots, II and IS,
block 1856, La PorteE. -. ........ 200
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Suits for Civl District Court.

The following suits were yesterday fled
in the office OF J.. B, Williams. clerk =,
tho civil district court
ootaWo Hardy Va, N. s, Hardy. divorce.
Lillian Melott ct al VS.. Ida Nav (,livsr
trespass to try title and damages
r. T. olcott vs. w. II Clark ct al, debt
and foreclosure.
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Fifty-asth civn District cours.

Tho following proceedings were yesterday
had In the FYfty-iifth civil district
court, Hon W. II. Wilson presiding:
j. II. Y. Ivy VS.. Stadtler 4 Lucas ct al
plaintim allowed ten days in which TO file
statement Of facts
r. e. Mechanic w. Fannie Mechanic,
Judgment for plaintiff for divorce.
Theodore Abadi VS. Houston Electric
street Railway company: judgment for de-
PENDANT, costs against plaintiff
City of Houston VS. Frank Moore az nj.
action by plaintiff against Amelia Lewis az
to lots and 10, Sweeney addition. dis
missed and costs paid.
Emma Smith VS.. James Smith; judgment
FOR plaintiff for divorce
@. p. Skinner VS. Texas Automatic Light
company Judgment for plajstifr for amount
sued for, to which defeifdants. Moore (.
McGregor. except and give notice of ap-
peal
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Decrease. ,rrA x01I
Buying, Y, ssEss
New York sight: ~ dis -. N Il
New Orleans sight. = uss psr.
American silver. ;. Par ,UIxGR
NEW YORK AASs5aS ~
Reichmarks, com. 81 -
Commerciai. 90 days. It's s.;
Francs. commercial ~ ga
80 days ....,,.... \. s.'s~ Is .|
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-28

Toe ancients Greeks believed that the
Penates we're the gods who attended to
the welfare and prosperity Of the family.
They were worshipped ashousehold gods
in every home. The household god oil
today is DIR. Kings New Discovery. For
consumption, coughs, colds and for all
affections OF throat, chest and lungs it ia
invsiuable. 1t has been tried for quar-
ter IA cdntury and is guaranteed to
cure or money returned. No household
should be without this good angel. 1t ID
pleasant to take and a safe and SURF
remedy TO old and young. Free tria
bottles at ID. T. McDonald's drug store
Regular size so cents and 81.
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One to Be opened at
Marquette Next
Thursday.
Calumet Will He Represented
Rxac,Iy who VIII Compose the Local
-. Team Has Not Been Determined
Meeting Is Called Tonight

The Calumet Whist club will send
team to Marquette to compete in the
Upper Peninsula whist tournament which
opens in that city next Thursday. Elk
actly who will compose the team has
not yet been decided upon. but the ques'
ton will come up for settlement at bus
mess meeting of the club to be held this
evening. Among those who comtem-
plate attending the tournament are Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Hosking, Dr.. aud Mrs.
A. G. Mcleod. DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Simon
son and Drs. Jones and Hosking.
Most OF the clubs around the peninsula
who will send teams to the tournament
have been playing Oh" among the mem
bers OF their several organizations, so as
to determine who shall compose the team
to represent the club at the tournament,
but the local club did not have time to
do this.
Considerable interest is felt in the re-
suit OF the tournament.
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Calumet, December %, 1897.

Many OF the Calumet friends OF Mr..
BIT. Judkins, formerly editor OF the
Portage Lake Mining Gazette, but now
located at Boston, have received invita-
tions to his marriage to Miss Geo-gine
Louise Flagg, to take place on Wednes.
day morning, January 5, at the Church
of the Disciples at Boston. Mr.. Judkips'
friends here wish him every success in
matrimonial life. Mr.. aud Mrs Judkins
will be at home after January Is, at No
Al. Tremlet Park, Dorchester.