davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
! ID g L ( Z e. T. Es,Y
I NJ

After two days dctc0tlnn at home
Mr.. Brooks, the banker, is able IL re-
sumo his business. Mr.. Brooks thinks
he Will be able to continue giving his
personal attention TO The business of
the bank.
The committee appointed last week
IN meeting held at odd Fellows HAIL
South Norfolk, 10 attend the meeting
u The School Trustees una Electoral
Board. The committee met that board
Yesterday ana presented their petition
signed by very large majority of the
citizens. ana patrons of the school ask
Ing that enc of their citizens be ap-
pointed on the School Trustees and
Electoral Board, who would he IN sym
raihy with their school work. Their
claims were supported by Mr. Foster
}tack ana Mr.. 7. y. SynnOn und others
o! the committee. Capt. NJ. c. Keel
ing WAS present and opposed the COM
mitice from South Norfolk. The mat
ter was LEFT with The Executive Com
mittcc.
The annual meeting Of the Atlantic
Permanent building ana Loan Asso-
citation was held Monday night. The
report Of its officers showed that the
association was in u iiJwlshing condl-
lion. The following were elected as
members Of the Board Of Directors for
the ensuing year: Messrs. George w.
IPncS. G. l.. Old. ]. j, O;tley. John
WhetSttne, G. Il. Gibbs. Joseph y. Wal
l2eH, j. y. Smith. w. Is. Daugherty. i
NJ. smith, \. Il. Morgan. John NJ. Gibbs.
c. Il. White. \ dividend of ~. per
cen: was declared for the last six
months, making 81. Per cent. for the
year
On Thursday, December 2&d. from 4
d. m. 10 1 j. m. AT Miss Tlley's schoo!
room, on Chestnut street. the Kings
Daughters will receive donations for
the needy OF our town. They request
Il liberal and cheerful response 10 This
appeal in order that they may brighten
and make happier Mt Chr,stmaStidc
many hearts that otherwise might not
he able 10 enjoy the comrclts ana
pleasures Of this time Of general
THANKSGIVING and joynusness
The many friends Of Capt w IT,
Kirby Will be glad 10 learn that his
hsalth is gradually improving.
Mr. 5. Lcobe's residence, on SiNtl,
street. was completed Yesterday. 1t Is
neat and cosy buiiding.
y small white boy was rerrimandcl
by the Mayor yesterday morning fol
Interfering with the electric light wires
Very interesting programmes are be-
ing prepared FOR Christmas music in
the churches.
our streets continue very muddy and
some are already almost impossible.
The berkeley Hunting Club have on
docket a big fox chase FOR Christmas
Day
Many are leaving town to eptcd
Christmas IN the country.
The last session OF the present CITY
| Council VIII le held Thursday night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
NEWPORT NEWS.

SPECIAL Election-Tunncl Crossing
Lamp Explosion.
Newport News. VA, Dec. oI-tSne-
c.AD--Thc question OF Issuing bonds to
the amount of $4,000 for the dual uur-
pose Of bulldog Il complete sewerage
system and erecting Il jail that will he
secure and comfortable for The py.s
onGrs and at the same time n credit
10 the city, was again. for the fourth
inc submitted to the voters Of the
city to-day
notwithstanding a long and vigorous
crusade which has been made in favor
OF the ISSUANCE Of bonds for the above
purposes. little interest Is being mani
rested to-day al The polls rs the polls
VIII not close tin S O'Clock no accurate
information can be obtained at this
iline as To how The vote will be cast,
or whether sufficient mum Der OF free
holders (thrcc-fourths) 10 carry the cleo
Ton will vote.
ihc Common Council will Tonight
consider the proposition of The Chrsa.
peake and Ohio halfway c0mpany and
me Newport News, Hampton and Old
{,o!ht halfway company 10 tunnel the
olnSsrouS grade crossing on Twenty
eiEhth street, and Il proposition of The
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway company
y ADVANCE money for the city's half q;
cost OF construction of an ovrrhe} Il
bridge of the Chesapeake and Ohio
yards nj Twenty-iirst street the
amount advanced 10 be returned by in
Staliments NJ reduction on the COM
nanNs yearly tax bill
The explosion Of Il Kerosene lpmp in
W. j. Mcssic's store. corner OF Thirty
,hird street and Washington avenue.
caused much excitement in that vicin-
| ny Tor an hour last might. Mr.. Ncssic
was closing his store for the night when
me explosion occurred and q serious
lire was thought to he unavoilablc
| OWING to the great quantity Of gnDt!e,
IN stock. which were fast igniting. MIR.
MesSics energetic. cooi-headed method
| OF dealing with fire was sufficient for
| the occasion, and the flames were
| promptly distinguished
| IN THE COURTS.
| considerable progress was made in
| the Humphreys robbery case at the
evening session of the Hastings Court
which continued until late hour last
night Arguments in the case were he
| qua ut II O'clock to-day, opened by
| Il. NJ. Lett for the prosecution. Mir
| X. &. BickfOrd, counsel for Charles r.
Humphrey then made an able effort in
defense of his client. and the case was
| closed by Mr.. Newton for thc Common
| wealth. The case will be given to the
! jury about ) o'clock.
IN Inc f0lice Court the warrants
| against the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
way company aud the chesapeake and
ONO Elevator company, charging That
they did work and operate their plant.
| on sunday, which We're slated for tr.nl
to-day. were, on motion Of the com
| monWshlth's Attorney continued Until
Thursday morning THIS motion was
! made hecausc Mr.. Newton was engaged
| q prosecuting the Commonwealth.
case against Humphrey IL tho IIust.
! ings Court.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
.NORI II CARO- INA
Free to Our Readers,

Cur readers Will be pleased to learn
that the great discovery, DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp-RQot has been SO universally
successful In quickly curing all forms OF
kidney ana bladder troubles, that those
who wish TO prove for themselves It's
Wonderful merit may have q sample
bottle and book of valuable informa-
ton both sent absolutely free by mail.
Nothing could DE more fair or generous
than this liberal offer, and we advise
our readers 70 write mentioning the
Daily Nirslninn and send their address
10 DR.. kilmcr * Co, Binghamton, y. Y.
Sw1mr-Roo Is the discovery of a great
physician and scientist, and as such IL
not recommended for everything, but
will be found by men ana women JUS,
what IL needed in cases of kidney and
bladder disordrgS--or troubles arising
from weak kidneys, such as gravel,
rheumatism pain or duh ache in the
back, 100 frequent desire 10 pass water,
.'2anty, sinarting or burning in passing
1t. Swamp-lIoC: stands the highest for
it's Wonderful cures. The regular sizes
are sold by druggists, price fifty cents
and one dollar.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
Es.3ZaRErIa CITY.

Elizabeth City. n. c., Dec. ol.-(Spe-
c'ap-The Baptist Sunday school can
'ata VIII be given next Tuesday.
hev. y. - Tyre left with his family
to-day for their new home.
MesSrs. Everett Thompson ana Tom
WhIte are home from college spending
inc holidays with their parents.
MI. NJ. l.. Rnll, of Washington, d. C..
formerly OF this place. is III the city.
KEY. X. y. Willis the new Presiding
elder. VIII preach here ut the Metho-
dist church next Sunday.
Sel!gs beautiful and attractive cx-
,ioltioA OF Xmas goods Is the talk of
the town. nd,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
Remains Of Euclid 3. HoIlonan Brought
from Roanoke for Burial.
HUNTER WHITE FOUGHT WITH A HAMMER
ioohinG for Horse Thicvrs-Eenst nj
Tho roorhouso- Christmas rhents
rienis I" tho Country nur%inr
feld without Haii-Acsrtr.ry
afuSicnlc.

Suffolk. Va. Dee. 2l.-{Special)-'rhc
remains Of the late Euclid H. II3llomau,
who died Saturday in Roanoke arrived
to-day in Suffolk FOR internicnt There
was Il funeral service at the grave,
conducted by the Rev. w. r. Green of
the Main Street Methodist church. Tho
body was accompanied here by the de-
ccascd'S son, Mir. Darius HOFFMAN.
who was summoned from Georgia ana
the lalter's wife, who resides in Bran
bctun.
The deceased was former resident
of Suffolk, where he is well remember
ed. He went to Roanoke during loom
times, and had resided there ever since.
lie was about 60 years old
FOUGHT WITH A HAMMER.
Hunter While got in q fight mt ono
OF The mills. and the man he assaicd
SWore out warrant. The case Wns
tried today in the Police Court. II
was developed in evidence ';hat White
used hammer on his victim with bad
erect White was fined $iGO.
LOOKING FOR HORSE THIEVES
Somebody has been doing some horse
stealing over In North Carolina.
line animal was stolen u day or two
ago. and no trace has vet been found
~ gentleman was here to-day furnish
MS tie ponce Win descriptions of the
MISSING beast. The authorities i'm
FRANKLIN ana other towns were alsp
notified.
GOES BAREFOOT IN WINTER
AS a dcformcd boy walked down
washington square at oclpck to-day.
several curious persons followed and
other pedestrians turned to watch the
little fellow as he >hobbel painfully
along. The boys feet were turned tho
wrong way. Not only do his toes point
behind him. but the Solcs of the fee,
are upward The boy. who looks TO
he about - years old, doesn't wear
any SHOES at all He can't. He didn't
seem TO mind the GIld
WEDNESDAY DECIDES TT.
The case OF Plummcr Kicks. chnrro1
with beating his wife, Annie Kicks
WniSh was continued from last wcel;
VIII be called by Justice i. s, Elsv
tomorrow morning. Both sides have
counsel ANA the casc will be holly con
tested. IT IS charged shat an axe Gr
ufcu III the row and the only wr5ndnr
Is mat no one vas Killed. Tho rroros
mad -its ori.ln over the division oc
property.
NET WITH THE POOR.
Despite the cold, driaaling. chilling
depressing downpour of rain the Conn
~ Supervisors braved The weather To-
day. and pulled of vheir scheduled
meeting At the poorhousc. Captain a.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
Z. iAi S;J

Edcnton. n. c., Dec. 21.-(Spccial)-
Mrs. II. IL WT'ldarG. Of Norfolk. is
here on a visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. a. NJ. Hawkins.
Harry $. Cason has returned from the
hait imorc Medical College. 10 spend the
holidays.
+Niter being here on q visit for sevc-
ral days III their sister. Mrs H. c.
Wood. the Misses Philips, of Tarboro
left this morning for home.
me young men are making prepnra-
lions Tor Il dance next Tuesday night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
Town OF S$UFFOI- X

p. Conner accompanied the supervisors
as clerk. They inspected the paupers'
rendezvous ana looked into the insti-
tution's financial condition. Superin-
tcndent i'ollInd set up the dlnner-a
regular old fashioned country repast,
that was thoroughly enjoyed.
ISLE or WIGHT DRAMA.
The people Of Isle of Wight county
are going to have some Christmas
drama ut Central Hill Baptist church
on next Monday. Amateur talent Will
present "Thr Turn of the Tide, or
Wrecked in Port" The play COM
mences N II a. III. and Will he followed
by dinner. III the afternoon there is
10 be pnntomi,ne called "Winie'; and
Annie's Prayer
BURGLAR HELD FOR COURT.
Ben Blow has been sent on TO court
in Southampton county. Blow is tho
alleged burglar whom Sergeant Amcs
captured here las; Saturday at the peril
of his HE, having pulled the man from
under II moving railroad train, whore
he had taken refuge. ~ telephone mes;
sage from Sergeant Gibson. of Frank
lin, to-day SAYS Blow had IL hearth.
there yesterday ana was held without
bail lie has secured no counsel as
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

uary Isl. 1t is not really known what
they did concerning the use of fire.
works on the street Christmas, but it
is evident that the boys will have all
the time to fire their pop crackers that
they want.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Do you know that we sell the best Life
Insurance Policy to be bought any
where?
We represent the Union Central
which is absolutely the best company
which writes business in this section,
Our Twenty Payment Life Policy
cannot be euualled by any contract Of
Tered by any other company. while our
Lille Kate Endowment policies are the
cheapest and best endowment insur-
ance written.
IN these you pay ordinary life rates
and get an endowment contract
You Will lcsa money If YOU insure be-
fore seeing us
We also sell the very best Fire and
Accident Insurance
WOODWARD e ELAN.
No. i Main street.
nol5-tr Suffolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

DIR. Frank w. Whitehead has been
summoned to his former home at Scot
land Neck, \. c., TO perform u surgical
operation.
Miss Gcrtic Matthews, who had been
The guest of Mrs /. j. Mcneil. left to-
day Tor her home in South Norfolk.
Miss Emma Williams. OF Portsmouth.
is visiting Suffolk friends.
Mr.. r. G. Whaley has returned 10
Grecnville. y. G.
Miss li!ttic AlcATamarn left TODAY cnr
Halifax. n. C., where she will be enter
tanned by her sister, Mrs. Q. G. Cal
houn.
Mrs. Lizzie Fell. of Cambridge. Nd,
is visiting relatives in Suffolk.
MIR. Charles Rawlcs. OF Nawsome
was in Suffolk to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
THE CHRISTMAS DINNER

The ladies having in charge the
Christmas dinner for the children re-
quest that all children whose names
have been handed in, hut who have not
received tickets, must apply for the
tickets at the Armury Hail on Thurs
day afternoon between > ana O'Clock.
Any other children desiring tickets for
ne I.nncr can make application at
the Armory At the same time Crhus-
day aftrrnuoO. 1t is also requested
That All donations of uncOolScd eutablcs
snail be s7nt 10 the Armory on Thurs
day morning before l. O'clock. CON
tnbutionS in money can be sent to Mrs.
Frank busch, treasurer, III Bank
street. Mr. l'ofhcimcr, the shnc dealer.
has agreed 20 give every boy and glrI
a box OF candy
Miss Allie Iinshes, Norfolk. Va. was
fHi@htfully burned on ;he face aud necl;
Rim was MISTAKENLY relieved by DcNVist,s
Witch Hazel SHlve, which healed ;hr
injury without ielylng a scar 1t IS tho
famous pile rem ly. j. NJ Trot:or ana
II. j.. Walker, NJrfolf, and Truitt &.
Smith. sCrliley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
AUCTION aAnE.,-r. r,Is- s,AY. 5. 8
'Aucr1eN sA..E.-ryI.rary, : pav

-
p GRGUANr no A DEED or TRITS.r
a. maize BY Charles T.. Oidiieid and Ir.'M
VHiIt1eid, MS wife. to Inc, as trustee, dated
ny ioln day OF December 1896, and record
"a 81 IN y; u. l9!.'p. %. Clerks office County
public auction to the highest. bidder at Tho
Reni Estate Exchange, Main street. Nor
,olk, va, THURSDAY, the 23d day OF
)ecemDcr. 1897. at y o'clock m the fol.
loWinS property. to-wit: IS
"o TRACTS OR LOTS OF LAND
situated In Tanners Creek District, Nor.
ioth county, near the city OF Norfolk. Va,
oreck turnpike. Being the same land
where the said G. l.. Oldficld is now ear.
rying on the brick manufuctpring bust
ness. Also all machinery, boilers en-
SineS, shaft.ng. betting. pulleys, and brick
nacnlncry, and all other personal pronrr-
~ OF every nature. kind and description
on Sald !and, including bricks now manu-
iacturcd or III course of MANUFACTURER
Also lot Of land situated at Lambert's
rs lot No. ,hirty-pine. in block one hum
GGordtnE TO the plat of the Lambert's
Point Investment Company. Size OF lot
twenty-five by one hundred and twenty
five feet. - =
The real property first above mentioned
and the personal property will be sold
subject to a.prior deed Of trust to w j.
I25aNter. Jr.. trustee, dated January 3D.
81. 3S13i. " -
TERMS-Cash.
w. J. BANTER. Jr.
TOWNSEND & JONES, Auctlonee er
dcl2-tds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
TIE BANK OF BERKLEY.

BUSINESS AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
---lOA.SS-
SAFE DEPOSIT BONES
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
SEMINARY MUSICALE.

There was an excellent musicale to-
night ct the Nansemond Seminary.
Aside from the musical productions.
which were us pleasing as they were
varied, there were several literary
numbers on tho programme whose
rendition attssted careful preparation.
no TRY ANOTHER WAY
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Since the jury in n weeks time could
not sct'le the Saunders-E Ellis wharf rent
case, another way will he tried A com.
p@tent surveyor will examine the prou-
crty, ana having made q caieful SUI.
we'd Will sunni: the results OF his
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
MET WITH THE poor

" II IT 7 lIII -FOUR.
Despite the cold, driazlng, chilling,
depressing downpour of rain the Coun-
~ Supervisors braVed The weather To-
day, and pulled Of vheir scheduled
meeting nj the poorhousc. Captain 4.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-16
SAVED FROM PIRACY.
Treasure Seekers to Solomon Islands Were
Led by Buccaneer.

Treasure Seekers to Solomon Islands Were
Led by Buccaneer.
Former United States Consul Church
i'll of Apia, who arrived at Victoria on
the steamer Aorangi recently from Hon.
olulu, brings news of the schooner So
phia Sutherland and the party of l6
young men who sailed from San Fran
cisco some weeks ago in search Of treas
ure on the Solomon islands.
Mr.. Churchill says that he was in
strumental in putting an end to the
voyage and apprising the treasure seek
ers of the true character Of the man who
had led them to the south sea islands.
This man is Captain Sorenson, who, he
says, is an old pirate and desperado.
There is no truth in the captain g
story, Churchill says, that there is hid
den treasure ON the Solomon islands.
He led similar expedition from Aus
tralia ten years ago and afterward
transformed the schooner into pirate.
He was captured by warship and i'm
prisoned for several years
1t was Capatin Sorenson's intention
SAYS Mr.. Churchill, to transform tint
Sutherland into a regular pirate, and
| after forcing the young men to do hi
bidding, to prey upon the small boat
of the native tribes that ply between
| the islands. New York Herald.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-16
"a prey-us Pneum"nia.

Attbis time Of the year cold IL very
easilv contracted, and II left to run ',S
con, ss without the aid OF some re''ao'e
cough medicine is liable tn result 10 '"a.
drsad disease, pneumonia. We know :"
No hetter rem. dy t., cure cough VT co'
than Chamberlain cough ke"eoy. VIC
have used it quite extensively and IT oas
.,w.vs given entire satisfacti' n'--''a-
ooh Indian Territory Chief
This IL the only remedy that's Know"
., no - certain preventive OF p"eu"o"'"'
Among the many thousands wh" pave
,,s.d l. for cold- and Ia grippe. we pave
nsv,r vet learned Of n single case nav'"k
united IN pneumonia. Persons sno
h.v. weak Iunss or have reason 10 'ea'
an attack OF pneumonia. should yep ~,
..nsdv at hand. The 20 ano ,:oo ce"'
.,,'. ,or .ale by sodrrsren & sodergTen
druggists.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-16
CONSERVING OF FLOUR.
Compression Into Bricks Is Said to Keep
1t Sweet and Wholesome.

compression Into Bricks Is Said to Keep
1t Sweet and wholesome.
Both the British admiralty and the
war department are testing under varl-
ous climatic conditions the new method
of conserving flour. One objection to
the establishment of national granarles
has been the difficulty of storing wheat
for any length of time. The grain ger
inmates and is ruined, and to keep vast
quantities in a sound condition mas
been pronounced by the royal commits
sion impracticable 80.
Experiments are being made with a
system of compression into bricks oy
hydraulic pressure. The trials snow
that flour so treated is not affected by
damp even under unfavorable condl-
TONS is free from mold and Is sweet
and wholesome. Moreover, compression,
destroys all forms of laryal iite' anu
-four is thereby rendered safe from the
attacks of insects. The saving III s'or'
ace is enormous, as the cubic space o DC,
oupied by 100 pounds of loose flour VIII
hold more than 800 pounds OF the com
pressed article. -New York Sun.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-16
1OWA'S BLIND GIRL.
ne THE RECENT ACQUIRE.
so" S,rs OF LINNle HAGuEwooo.

,. blind, Deaf and Dumb Child !
''" , In Two Years Learned to Read
write, Sew and Taik-H's'ory Oh = ne
m.rkable Case.
,,.n;o Haguewood, who was placed
-. the tuition of Miss Dora Donald
una w. Iowa College For the Blind two
III ~ ooo at the ago of 10, is doubtless
y0 lost remarkable girl OF whom there
'nO W. record. Born ON farm near Ida
love Ia., she had no special training
until two years ago. When she was 10
un .,hs old, she was stricken by dis
,,bioh came near ending her life.
n ' che recovered, bereft of sight and
LING She was deaf, dumb and blind.
Iirnio's parents were poor, and she had
theirs 70 be looked after. There was
;netitution within the borders of
80 that could receive her. Her par
&c knew not what to do save to keep
Sor ot home. For ten years her mind
romaiued blank, for they knew not
how to teach her.
AZ the age of IA the child happened
- meet Mr.. French of Dubuque, who
interested in all tho blind and deaf.
SSo was two years at Vinton before she
nod a special teacher. She attended the
Kindergarten classes and grasped all she
oorld from the work given the other
ob;Idren At the kindergarten Miss
nora Donald was tho teacher The 9TH
~ members of the school could talk and
hear Miss Donald was drawn toward
Jjnpie, sympathizing with her efforts
80 become acquainted with the outside
world. -.
To Bernard Murphy and to Miss Dora
nonald is due the credit of the wonder
ful nrogress made by Linnie Hague
wood Miss Donald three years age
wrote and published in the Vintor
Eagle a sketch of Linnie's struggle tC
learn. Bernard Murphy, editor of The
Eagle. seconded Miss Donald's efforts
~ helm Linnie, and he published appea
after appeal for aid to assist her. Th'
response was quick and generous. With
in 80 days he had $1,000, and the gen
eral assembly of the state in 1896 ap
propriated $500, making SO, 100, sun
sufficient to have a teacher who woul'
give her whole attention to Linnie TO
four years. Miss Donald was hired a
her teacher.
"Then and not until then" write
Miss Donald, "did Linnie's school lif
begin. She was in the last month
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-16
sco,,,. Conc.It Orchestra.

An organization long needed IN THIS
section ia now al actuality. and as re-
suIt. first class mu.ic. rendered by ca
pable performers, can now be ootaineo
for CONCERTS. church sery ices, masse ,etc.'
"a well A. for mu-ic Of u lighter charAc,
TOR and for the ball room will be ionno
unsurpassed. Mr.. Scott, personally VIII
also receive limit.d number OF pup"-"n
reed and brass instruments, and on thai
most delicate Of all Instruments tu'
human voice. Address
FREpEHiCK SCOTT.
Jewell HOUSE. Calumet.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-16

Don't be persuaded into buying lini
ments without reputation or merit
Cb,mberlain's Pain Balm costs no more,
q d its merits have been proven by test
of many years. Such letters IA the FOL
lowing, from l.. &. Bagley, Huenem''
Cal are constantly being received: The
best remedy for pain ha,eeyer used Is
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and say 70
after having used it in my family Tor s~v'
eral wears" II cures rheumatism lame
back, -prains and swelling. For sale oS
Soderp rem & Sudergren, Druggists.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-16

Mutua) FIR. Insurance company "
Houghton and Keweenaw Counties Or
oan;,ed in 1890 according to the laws Of
The State Of Michigan. will insure proper
~ q, ito memb~r- Have Daid DIRE 'osses
over a. 600 and d'vidend' nearly so'ooO
arr;ne the last seve" years to m mperf
Of Eve year, standing On thr nr"' uA'
=, JuIv the company had Sal mem
s.-. s466. 94a worth OF property In
.u-ed and $l1.121.1s In treasury. ro'
surther uar ticuIar~ apply to the under
aligned. JOHN BLoMevIsr, President
ALEX LENoNEN, Secretarv.
Office, 448 Pine street. ups'a u"
Jarhpe