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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08

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busy opening beautiful collection Of
Christmas presents.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08

Carts, Wagons and other toys, at Mrs
\. z. Lewis.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08
OFFICIAL ORGAN.
The Enterprise Is the Official
Organ of the City and Par
fish of NatchItOches.
THE LODGES.

A.F,GA.H.
Phoenix Lodge No. 3S-SimcOe
Walmsiry. w. M; ]. C. TGIcheI. Jr
Sec'y Meets first and third Wednes
Gays. Rt Z p. IN.
ODD FELLOWS.
6tOnewall Lodge No. rs. P. j.
Gibson. N. g.; G. y. Powell, Sec'y.
Meets First and Third Tuesdays al 80
p a.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
NAtchItoches Lodge No. 80. y. p
Breazeale. G. O.; Adolph L'herisson, X
Of X. and s. Meets second and fourth
Thursdsys al 8 p m.
A. 0. z. N
j. l.. Weaver. M. w. u. T.. Suddath.
Recorder. Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays at 2: 80 p. IN.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08

Books. photograph frames and other
GhTsstmas goods specially at Mrs. A.
q. Lewis.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08

Pe-ru-na works harmCniously with
nature TO cjcct The tubereles from the
lungs, and works 30 successfully that
IL there il q cure for CONSUMPTION
Pe-ru-na is the remedy.
Read this letter from Mrs. II. A.
Tyner. of Pour Oaks. n. c.. about her
daughter, Mrs. L. Kecnc. She says:
PF.yR-na Nrdifis< Co., COfEsl1Es,O.
DRAR SIRs:-"My daughter had every
symptom Of consumption suppression
Of menses, night swcatS and great cma-
citation. She was so low that none of
our neighbors thought she could live.
In May Mr.. c. Il. Adams, of this place,
who had taken Pe-ru-na, told me IL
anything would help her Pe-ru-na
would. got a bottle of it and some
rock candy and began giving it to her.
During the 6rSt few days she was so
weak she could only take a half tea
spoonful ~ q time, but gave It TO
her a. often Hs she could bear it In
1nas than D awesaE .alc1 Walk two
hdndrcd yards and back without rest
ing; she keptgettinR stronger, and la
twelve months she seemed TO be as well
as she ever was in her life. feel, and so
does every one that knew about her
sickness, that Pe-ru-na saved her life.
Ny daughters name is Mrs. L. Keene.'
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08
Sherif'S Sale,

Sher1n'S Sale.
Tenth District Gourt,-Parish of Match
ltoChes.
w. F. Taylor & Co., Ltd. ys. I. Raphlel
No. 122371z.
A. Adler & Co., We. /. RaphieI
No. 1888.
A. Lehman vs (. Raphiel.
No. $780,.
In the above entitled and -numbered
causes, by virtue of an order from the
Hon the 10th District Coprt In and FOR
the parish Of NatchltOeiis- La, TO me
.tec'eii' Iyiii sell OF
aoNDAf the 18th daY of Bee, 1898,
aAa dav to day thereafter until said
sale Is completed, ,cetSain stock OF
merchandise, now in the store house at
Campte lately occupied by I Rapbiel,
and comprising miscellaneous stock of
Dry Good. groceries, staple aud fancy.
and Hardware. 9sz
The goods will be sold for cash for
not less than two-thirds Of the appralse-
ment. =
The sale will begin at 10 O'Clock m.
m the above date NJ the Raphiel store
n Campte.
: J. w. FREEMAN,
i?ec. 3. Sheriff.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08

Men women and children who are
troubled with sores humor., pimplcs,
etc, may find permanent relief in Hoods
SarsaUarilla.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08
Judlciouls advertisers, use rne column
of The Enterprise. 1t pays them
Are TOu weakT

Weakness manifests itself in the loss o.
ambition and aching bones. The blood j,
watery; the tissues are wasting-the door is
being opened f. Idisease. A bottle of Browns
Iron Bitters taken in time viii restore yo,T
strength, SoOthe your nerves, make your
sEsyurfgaE = =
Diood rich and red. DoFg vu more good
than an expensive special course ofmedicine.
BROWNE Iron Bitten 10 sold BIZ all deaIerE
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08
PERSONAL.


Mrs. r. Richardson, Of Marshall, Tex
Is the guest of her slater, Mrs. HasIet.
Mrs w. w. Breazeale and daughte
are spending some time In town witt
relatives.
Mrs. K, G Lawton aud sons ant
Misses May and julia Prudhomme spen
several DAYS Of last week at their toWI
residence.
Mrs, r. Fitzpatrick and children have
returned to- their home AT ChcneyvIilt
after spending the past few weeks here
Miss Flora Max returned to her home
in Dallas. Tex, Oh Wednesday after
spending some time With Mr.. and Mrs
/. Lucas.
Judge d. Person and Messrs. B. c.
Caldwell and NJ. ii. Carver enjoyed Il
days sport at ChopinrSaturday.
Mrs. l.. L. and mss Underwood, OF
| Greensboro. Kentucky, arrived Saturday
aud will spend the winter with their
daughter and sister Mrs. 3. Z. Cald-
we'll.
Mrs. Allan Metoypr, Of fernIuda. was
the guest of Mrs. II. NJ. Hyams last
week.
Messrs. G. e. Greneaux, Percy Chap
| lin and David L 'herisson have returned
from their business rip TO San Antonio,
Texas. .-.
DIR. E. l. Persinger AMI family, Of
| Campte, spent Thursday IN town with
MIR. and Mrs j, w. Freeman, en- route
! to Mansfield where they will make their
homo In the future. Natchitoches re-
2rets TO lore this skiIlfui physician, who
T., 4 81 Al
and cultured gentleman. However.
The Enterprise extends best wishes for
successful and prosperOHs career in bis
new field OF kabor, and we cbpgraillate
our neighbor In having gained him for
citizen.
Messrs. j. A. and z. E. PrHdhomme
and V. Lambre were visitors TO town the
beginning Of the week.
Mr.. G L. Trichel attended a meeting
of The board of trustees ct tue Deaf
and Dumb asylum In Baton Rouge this
week, Of which board he Is \ member.
Judge K. G. Hunter, while in Natchi-
ches was guest Of the Adams House
Mr. ard Mrs. j. w. Cockerham, Jr.
and children and Miss Mamie COc:er-
ham Of RED River are the gusts of DR..
and Mrs. j. w. Cockerham IhIs week.
Manager Breazeale OF the opera house
was soreEy disappointed when ne re-
ceived telegram from Elliot. the i'm
personatOr, who Was to haYe appeared
at the opera house Wednesday night,
eating that 1t would be impossible to
reach here on that date. However, he
wishes TO come later If arrangements
can be made. Mr.. Breazeale has left no
stone untuIned to secure attractions but
t seems as IL the rates are against him,
AS so far the curtain has rulS up only
on home talent. But several companies
have dates for later IN the season, the
yellow fever scare and long quarantine
having turned the tide of dramatic and |
operate companies in other directions,
thereby causing the opening Of the sea-
son to be 40 late.
When you want good whiSkey call on
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08
The Grand jury,

When you want good whiSkey call on
2. G. RogerI.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08

Dolls from sc. to $500 at Mrs. A. z
Lewis.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

A chestnut sorrel mare about 151 hands
high, good condition, white spot on left
hi0. Suitable reward paid for her
cOvery.
Dec. l ct. N. II. CARVER,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08

Let us do your Job Work.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08
ISEASES
| THAT KILL

CoasHsSflon fSeA-
fGyrA Of tie lungs.
Certain cOmbIiea-
fio"s make eO~sEmp-
tl0G S,rHraII<.
:wS Most cases Of
death from con.
sumption ere
the direct result
OF neglected ca
tarrh.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1898-12-08

Oct27
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
COUrI IN 49,. ..aEp.
HremeD Manage to Hear the Right Signul
While They Sluinber.

fTemeD Manage to Hear the Right Sipnnla
While They sluinber.
Jacob A. Riis writes OF "Heroes WIN
Fight Fire" in The Century. Mr. Riis
says:
How hremen manage to hear in their
sleep the right signal, while they sleep
right through any number that concerns
the next company, not them is one of the
mysteries that will probably always re-
main unsolved 81 don't know" said
Department Chief Bonner when l asked
him once 81 guess it is the same way
with everybody. You hear what you have
to hear. There is gong right over my
bed at home, and hear every stroke of t.
but don't hear the baby. My wife hears
the baby If 1t as much as stirs In its crib
but not the gong" Very likely he is right
The fact that the fireman can hear and
count correctly the strokes of the gong in
his sleep has meant life to many hundreds
and no end of property saved, for it is in
the early moments Of fire that it can be
dealt with summarily
Irecall one instance in which the failure
to interpret a signal properly, or the acci-
dent OF taking a wrong road to the fire.
cost life, and, singularly enough, that Of
the wife of one of the firemen who an
swered the alarm. 1t was all so pitiful
SO tragic, that it has left an indelible i'm
presssion on my mind. 1t was the fire ut
which Patrick f. Lucas earned the medal
for that year by snatching five persons out
Of the very jaws of death in Dominick
street tenement. The alarm signal rang
In the hook and ladder oOmpany's quarters
IN North Moore street. but was either mis-
understood or they made a wrong start
Instead of turning east to West Broadway
the truck turned west and went galloping
toward Greenwich street. 1t was only q
few seconds, the time that was lost but it
vas enough Fireman Murphy's heart
went up in his throat when, from his seat
on the truck as it flew toward the fire, he
saw that il was his own home that was
burning. Up on the Fifth floor no found
his wife penned in. She died in his arms
as he carried her TO the IRE escape. The
fire for once had won in the race for lille.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
Follow Me.

Christ demands an open loyalty. Ev-
cry call of His is call to confession of
Him. Follow Me" was the message
which the fishermen of Galilee heard
and needed. They left their nets and
followed their Master. 1t was open fol-
lowing, not secret love. Matthew at the
publican's bench heard the same mes
sage, and Capernaum' custom house
had vacant Office after that call. "He
forsook all and followed Him" is the
simple yet significant symbol of confes-
sion. "Come after Me, says Christ to
every disciple. Show your colors, de-
clare your convictions, manifest your
love, confess your loyalty. Christ de-
mands positive allegiance as a proof of
discipleship. Compromises never count
in Christ's school of Christian life.
"No looking back" if you would be- fit
ted for the kingdom of God.-Christian
Intelligencer.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR.
Topic For the. Week Beginning May ae.
Comment by Rev. s. III. Doyle.

Comment by Rev. s. IL. Doyle.
ToPIc.-Christ our model.-Math x, "a, 25:
John xiii, l2-l5. "a union meeting with the
juniors suggested, to DO led by the Junior
superintendent.)
Christ not only lived to work out
Gods plan of redemption, but also to
give His followers the pattern of per-
feet life. His life is the only perfect
life that has been lived, and must be
taken as model by all who would live
in such way as will please God the
Father.
1t was divinely intended that Christ's
life should be a model for all Christians.
His life is stated to be an example for
us, and we are commanded to do as He
did, even to have the same mind as
Christ had. After washing the disciples
feet, that He might teach them humili-
ty, Jesus said, 81 have given you an
example that ye should do as l have
done to you" In John XIV, 12, He says,
"This is my commandment, that ye love
one another as have loved you." In
exhorting servants to suffer patiently
the abuses of masterssPeter says, "Christ
also suffered for US, leaving us an ex-
ample that ye should follow His steps. "
Scripture thus conclusively proves that
Christ's life was intended to be model
for all Christians. How important then
to know what Christ did. How can we
follow in His steps if we are not ac-
quainted with the pathway that He
trod? How can we do what He did un.
less we know what He did?
But we are not only in our actions to
take Christ as our model, but we may
also expect to be treated in the world as
Christ was treated. The world persecut-
ed and abused Christ. 1t maligned and
ridiculed Him. Can we expect less from
it? Naturally not so. Christ was Mas
ter, we are disciples; Christ was Lord,
we are servants. Can disciples expect
better treatment than their master re-
ceived or servants than their lord? They
would be foolish to do so. 1.-THE disciple
is not above his master, nor the servant
above his lord" Christ then should be
our model in the reception of the ad-
verse treatment and misrepresentation
OF the world.
The aim of every Christian Endeav-
orer should be to be like Christ. Christ
likeness is Christianity. The more like
Christ we are the better Christians we
are. A Christian life is Christ life
How can we become most like Christ?
By having Christ dwell within us and
make our lives His life. When puzzled
as to how to act, we may well try to
find out what Christ would do, and
then do that, but the best way to live
like Christ is to put self out of our lives
and to let Christ into them, to surrender
ourselves so absolutely to Christ as to
no longer live, but to have Christ live
in US. If we get Christ's spirit within
US, we cannot but have Christ life
without us. Let us take Him as our
pattern and model. AT every step of
life let us ask, "How would Christ
walk?" At every moment of decision let
us ask, "What would Christ do?' Then
let us do it..
Bible Readings. -Math. V, 21-26, As;
vi, 9-15; xi, $3.50; Luke vi, 40; John
XIV, liz, 1927; Cor. xi, l. Eph. iv,
81, 32; V, 1-5; Phil. ii, Ill; iii, 1921;
Col. iii, IL; Pet. ii, 81; John ii, 1-6
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
a LIGHT THAT GUIDED.
How a Quick witted Bank Clerk Ferreted
Out an Error.


Out an Error.
Bookkeeping has been reduced TO such
an exact science in the big metropolitan
banks that the clerks are expected to strike
n correct balance at the close of each DAY 5
work. no matter if the transactions run I'D
IN the millions of dollars. When the books
fail TO balance the whole force OF the BANK
Is mt 10 work to discover the error, ana
no cIerk starts for home until 1t is dlscoV-
cred. whether it amounts to cents OF sE,
600 Generally quarter Of an -Four WIZ
bring the mistake TO light, but sometimes
tbo hunt is kent up until late into the
night. ,..., T.,
Sucb a search was being conducted I'D
Now York bank located in the Viclnity vi
Wall street. Forty five cents were missing
AT q O'Clock not trace OF the erran0 suii'
had been discovered. Dinner was sent In
for tho whole force from an adjoining res
.orront and after half an hours rest the
soorch was again taken up. Mldnignt
.o,oe but still no olew, so sandwiches anu
coffee were served ~, ~.
"Hellor" said clerk. "The bianh ~"
.,onaI neople arc working tonight TOO
C,,ass thevire in the same box.
So onouoh. the windows OF the bahK
ocross the street were brilliantly Lighted.
Tho incident was soon forgotten wneh .ne
uoorving hunt after that elusive 20 Ienvs ..s
Was Was resumed shortly after O'Clock In IN
,h' ,nornine. as they were about TO give
49,, for the night. loud rapping was neai"
~ ap ,he front door of the bank. .e,,
"' ..Uellol . Hellol What's the natter
lid 1.-The tho cashier through the koyholo'
'',S "Notter. YOU chuIps! Why' We 'v 20.
.our s'I blamed old IS cents! Come aiohe
home to bed -, o,orks from
AZ osi uciobboring bank it appeared 'nas 1aS
nv ~ making cash iiansaction one y, III oh'
nIa ~ had paid the ether 45 cents TOO inucn IL
pa''nr res,lt n half hurdrcd men had worn9u .',,,
tas as nine hours. and the search was .ot,c on,y
snd Ior n,D1 ,bon because bright clerS, not,S. S
enu,G @ ,he LIGHT in the bank opposite snremJ Nsn
ing esurOscd r"o the cause hunted up ar'a tne casn
y y,,s eo,Ssd and discovered Tie error'-harper
Round Table.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
The Father and tho Son.

There is but one God. We must hold
fast to that truth. This God is love.
In our human thought love implies a
beloved object Therefore from eternity
God generated the Son, who is the ex-
press image of His person. In the begin
ming this expression of Himself existed
this Logos, which we translate Word.
1t is the self revealing asr ect Of the di-
vine self 1t is that in Him which can
be manifested. We know that the undi-
vided ray of light can, without ceasing
to be light or effulgence, manifest itself
as color. Yet light and color are not two
things, but one. So Father and Son are
not two essences, but one.-American
Friend
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
Mules For the Army.

"Uncle Sans bill for mules alone
will foot up big figure, said Mr. N.
J. Purdy of st. Joseph, Mo-, the other
day. "The Union stockyards at st.
Louis contain the biggest assortment OF
mules ever seen i'll the west. The deputy
ouartermaster general stationed there
has received orders from Washington tc
buy all the long cared quadrupeds he
can get hold of until otherwise ordered.
Nearly 10, 900 have already been pur-
chased at that point, where they will be
held till they can be formed into pack
trains BY the time the demand is sup
piled something like $1,000, 900 will
have been expended in the st. Louis
market. Missouri stockmen who have
mules to sell are jubilant - Washing
tom Post
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

hrrow evening at st. Patrick's
N he given a musical entertain
! the first order, when the pupils
|essor and Mrs. Eugene Laugier
se their recital. This event has
len looked forward to by lovers oi
hss music and the pupils have been
y hard to bring themselves up to
standard OF proficiency, which
I've succeeded in doing under the
ition of these popular instructors.
bdents will be assisted in their pro-
" Mr.. Gale and Mrs. F. N. Bosson
met, who are down on the pro-
br couple OF numbers. Reserved
Ian be secured at Scott's drug
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

hcw Mineral Range coal bin aud
las been completed and the hoists
ming for the first time yesterday,
kerything was found to work per-
The new arrangement will be put
Immission when the next coal boat
! With this new hoist the work OF
ing vessels can be done much more
ientIy and speedily, than with the
he hoists, The new bin can hold
10000 tons of coal.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

Hattie Mason who has b en- laid
p appendicitis for some weeks was
ID upon yesterday morning at her
p West Hancock. DR.. G. l. Law.
P' Calumet, performed the opera
d was assisted by Doctors Gasser
|rdner. At this writing the pa.
resting quite easily.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
ana BOTTLES.

u,.n Sir ra,ton and Lady SYKES were we're
When @ Tnrt e., some years ago they, sta,o
IN New .o, " II WAS sir Tatton 5 custom .o
at a ho'e. esocs " outside his door on going 70
put his sno.' 9o. ,be night. These shoes were
his room. room 'Or and had soles that seemed 60 De
enormous s'nhos ullc -" in thickness. so famous
about . 'ne"1 n.no,no that guests at the hotel
did they W. I'o ,beir friends up stairs 10
see Ssss Sir Tatton; boots ct .oeo IN the corridor
INSPECTING sn the shOo; :. tsSy ssr foHdness for
champagne rs%uTs | at breakfa'''-s'n
Arqonaut -----
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

Id narrow guage locomotive Jay
|bell, which has been out OF CON-
for the past seven years, was
syp ut toto use again. The loco
will hereafter be known as No. l
] run on the passenger train be-
Hancock and Lake Linden. Be-
|ng put into use the locomotive
|broughly overhauled.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

|al members of the Hancock base
b find it impossible to go to Ish-
Friday and Saturday and in con-
Fe the games at that place have
be cancelled. Manager Hooking
eayoring to get the Ishpeming
come here for Saturday and Sun
j no word has been received here
ey would come.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

q Lean left yesterday morning for
,, having in charge one OF Hougb-
|nty's unruiy youths. who will be
~ the reform school. Mr.. Lean
fompanied by his daughter Miss
snd in all probability they will
E boys of Companies ID and f at
Lake before returning.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
Unrecognized Answers.

Sometimes by unrecognized answer
God makes reply to special prayer. You
pray, and apparently nothing comes OF
it. But as the days go you find that
surely something has come of it. The
causes for your trouble have dissipated
slowly perhaps, but steadily and really.
You have been answered, though at the
time you knew it not.-WayAeed Hoyt
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

sons OF Veterans are diligently
10 be in shape to take part in the
memorial services on Memorial
and on Decoration day. Under
Pction OF their drillmaster, Mr..
Dock, the Sons are fast becom-
hcient In all military tactics.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
Full stock of Islands.

Any European nation desiring any
thing in the island line after the present
unpleasantness is over should address
the United States state department-is-
lan,i bureau. Detroit Free Press
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

pd Mrs. A. l. Jones and daughter
took the afternoon train yester-
chicago. From Chicago Mrs.
gnl go on to Montana, where she
lor a month with her parents,
Mrs. l.. s. Woodbury. OF Great
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

Eastern Healers" after doing a
Ps'ness on Portage Lake for the
Fee months. left yesterday alter
iron Mountain, where they ex-
people are as easy as they are in
Unity.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

=. Andrew Kauth and Daniel
30 returned yesterday from their
lands along the Ontonagon
while away they did some ex-
sy work and are quite well satls-
. the results.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

Another case OF diphtheria ia reported
at the home OF MIR. James Burt of the
Ripley.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
|ow Mill Site Pur-
Iced blythe Frank
lin Company.
LIN and Douglass Estates
4. portion Of Crosse Point
o..s,deration or S.6775
"A convenient site.

asod of the Sheldon and Douglass
| to the,i Franklin Mining Go. was
yesterday in the register OF deeds
Transferring lot s, section 8, and
(sction 10, township 54. range 33
1 This is the land on which
w. Franklin stampmills will be
kd forms part OF what is known
[se point which runs onto Portage
| The pew site ls the most cohyen-
II could be obtained and a new
4 will at once be built from the
the new mill site, the distance
Io mine to to new site is between
seven miles. The property was
led for a consideration Of
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

/. nes Gillespie now holds the po
baggage master at the Hancock
a're depot, vice Charles Webb,
hereafter be employed In the
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

"ANTED-Glrl to do general house
work. Apply to Mrs. W. A. Washburn
at once.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19
40 hEST-rhe OLIVIER & Jacques cor.
aer building, now occupied as saloon
oy Angelo Moosbrugger. Applv to
Charles o. Olivier, Hancock.

Inc deed OF the Calumet and Hecla
mining company for the new right Of
way was filed yesterday in the register
OF deeds ofii,e. '''
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

Mr.. William Coach left yesterday morn.
Ing Tor Ashland, where he was called on
business.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

prosecuting Attorney A, t. streeter
was down from Calumet yesterday
'ransacting legal business at the county
seat. ''
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

Inc steamer John p. Moran of the
Union Transit Line called at Portage
Lake ports today.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

Mr. W. d. Faucet OF the Faucet In.
surance Agency Of Calumet, transacted
business at the county seat yesterday.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

DR.. Dodge now rides Sterling '9S hi
cycle and it is a beauty.
The copper country evening news., 1898-05-19

John F. Hooking & Co. have gang Of
men at work erecting larce ice box To
the rear OF their restaurant Kitchen