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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-07-23
THEY KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING.

President Johnson Says the Value of
Cook County Ore is Established.
Duluth News Tribune:
Frank Johnson, president of the John
son Nickel Mining company, is at the ST..
Louis. He came down on the Dixon
from Grand Marais with broken cog
Wheel which is a part of the diamond
drill machinery that the company is
working to ascertain the extent of the
deposits of nickel ore in Cook county.
The wheel broke several days ago and as
the drill is set up IS miles west of Grand
Marais 1T is occasioning much. delay to
make repairs. The wheel will be repaired
temporarily by the Marnette Iron works
and during the time required to replace
the old wheel the reconstructed piece of
machinery will be used. Mr.. johnson;
will return as soon as possible to resume
operations. -
The work of drilling to reach the ore
body in the nickel location has proceeded
very satisfactorily, Mr.. johnson says.
The drill has reached depth of 200 feet,
but it is not expected that the ore body
will be reached before at least another
100 feet have been driven. The second
diamond drill which was put in short
time ago. is situated IL miles northeast
of the first one and will be ready for
operation next week. The result of the
drilling for the ore body is watched with
keen interest by the residents of Cook
county as we'll as by the people directly
interested.
1t was reported in Duluth yesterday
that the Johnson Nickel Mining company
itself did not yet know the commercial
value of the ore that it is preparing to
take out. Mr.. johnson smiled last even
ing when asked if this. was true. .'We
have pretty fair idea of the commodi-
ty's value" he said. ave should hardly
be going ahead with confidence if we did
not know what we are doing"
Mr.. johnson was asked If the produc-
tlon of the nickel ore would be Of any
benefit to Duluth further than the fact
that it is mined in Northern Minnesota
in territory tributary to the city. Mr..
Johnson said that it undoubtedly would.
HeFwas not inclined to discuss the mat
ter in detail, but enough was gathered
to understand that it is the expectation
chat the ore will be smelted either at Du-
luth or some place on the North shore of
Lake Superior.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-07-23
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NEW WAR SONGS AND MUSIC.

Two Of the most popula &pieces Of
music arranged FOR piano and organ:
have just been issued by the Popular
Music Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Bring
Our Heroes Home" dedicated to the
Heroes of the U. s. Battleship Maine
is one of the finest national Songs
ever written. The music stirring and
5the'Words ring with patriotism. .sDewey's
Battle of Manila March Two-Stepni is a
fine instrumental piece and will live
forever as a souvenir Of the greatest
naval event in the worlds history.
Either one Of these pieces and Popular
Music Roll containing IS pages full
sheet music sent on receipt Of IS cents.
Address, POPULAR Music Co. -
#S Indianapolis Ind =
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Strikingly Shown By Issue Of New
Naval Register.
Due to the War-seventeen Hundred
md Fifty-Five Ofhcers on Active
List Number OF Our
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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1898-07-23
NORTH SHORE RAILROAD.
Proposed Line From Duluth to Port 4


! Proposed Line From Duluth to Port Ar
thur a Live Proposition.
Duluth News Tribune:
It is said that the Grand Marais &
North Shore railroad is likely to soon
come before the public in the shape Of a
very live proposition. a number Of fac
tors are said to be quietly working to the
end that the road will be built to skirt
the north shore Of Lake Superior within
another year, connecting Duluth and
Port Arthnr and with branches running
Oft TO the Gunaint and to the iron coup-
try that has yet been tapped.
It is reported that Ely may be reached
by onesof the branches The promoters
pf the new road are understood to have
30 intention: Of mourning the hostility Of
the Duluth & Iron Range road in any
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way but on the contrary wish to be
friendly and connect with that line at
Two Harbors in order to reach Duluth.
The vast undeyeloped resources Of the
north shore OF Lake Superior are ia Large
degree behind the deal. The owners Of
great areas Of timber are not the least OF
these. 1t is said that there is consider
able anxiety among the owners OF timber
to get, their property out owing to the
constant danger of destruction Of stand
ing pine by fire. The proposed new road
was referred to Tuesday by Mr.. Biilson
at the: hearing Of the ore freight case.
A number of rumors, which may have
their birth il. connection with the pro-
ceedings to procure reduction Of the
freights for transpo rting iron ore, were
afoat last evening, One Of these was
that in the event that there is not a re-
duction Of the ore rate from Ely to Two
Harbors to at least 60 cents that Carne-
gle will build road from some point on
the lake shore to that place and create q
new ore shipping point independent in
character. It is possible that this report
may have been suggested by the accept
ed report that Mr.. Carnegie told the
Northwestern road in Northern Mich1-
gan that If the rate was not reduced he
would build an independent line. It is
not supposed that the report concerning
Carnegie and an independent road from
the north shore to Ely has any connec-
tion with the Grand Marais road con-
Meeting Duluth and Port Arthur. In
fact 1t is stated positively that they are
entirely separate propositions. As to
the road from this city to Port Arthur
there is certainly substance to the re-
ports. The promoters are IN the city
and have confidence that they will soon
have definite matters to offer the public.
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Two Millions g. Year

When people buy, try, and buy again, it
means they re satisfied. The people of the
United ut, States are now buying 'Cascarets
Candy Cathartic at the rate of two million
boxes year and it will be three million be-
f tore New Years. It means merit proved,
that Cascarets are the most delightful bowel
regulator for everybody the year round. All
druggists l0c, 25c, SOC a box, cure guaranteed.
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IRON Factory Is F 1s Is,

FE1rni ture from Factory to Firesido. 8
Being the only extensive manufacturers
sof furniture IN the world selling direct
from ma ker to user, we save our custom.
sers the normous expenses and profits Of
the Jobbers and retailers Of Household
Furniture, at 20 to SO per cent under
retail value QUAKAR VALLEY MANU-.
FAoTURs1Na Co., 355 West Harrison ST.,
Chicago.
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for DR.. Miles Remedies.
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR, MILES MEDICA.
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:" We know Of no review published, in this
country or in Europe. which combines so SUCCESS
fully as the AMERICAN MONTHLY the alertness,
| tmeliness, and energy Of journalism with the
sound Judgment carefully weighed opinion, exact
=, knowledge and well-chosen English Of the purely
! literary periodical.'-7he Outlook.
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Czar Sends for Build = 3, a. 3, ).

81 Car sentis Tor. Builder OF Oregon.
When the Russian naval thorities
heard Ct the wonderful record made
by the Oregon IN proceeding from San
francisco sec to the coast Of Florida IN
90. days without an accident, they
eabled Mr.. Irving Scott, president Of
The. The y MON iron works, of San rancis-
GO, to come to st. Petersburg to an
range Tor building q e more vessels like
the American battl eship 5, which was
the produc tot the Union on works 81
San Francisco Mr.. Scott has now
sailed Tor Europe in answer to tie IN
yitation of the Imperial government
Big Lilac Bush.
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Her Health Restored

1AAHE misery OF sleeplessness can only be
realized by those who have expert
: enced it. Nervousness, sleeplessness,
headaches, neuralgia and that miserable
feeling Of unrest, can surely be cured by DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine. So certain is
DR.. Miles Of this fact that all druggists are
authorized to refund price paid for the first
bottle tried, providing it does not benefit.
Mrs Henry Bruins, wife OF the well known
blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, says:
, Il was troubled with s1eeplessness, nervous
ness, headache and irregular menstruation;
Ssuffering untold misery for years. used
various advertised remedies for female COM
plants besides being under the care OF local
physicians, Without help. noticed in DR..
Miles advertisement the testiAsenial OF a
lady cured of ailments similar to mine, and
I shall never cease to thank that lady. Her
testimonial induced me- to use Dr. Miles
Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills, which
restored me to health. I cannot say enough
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Dent Iobaeco Spit and Smoke Your Life ANA So
To quit tobacco easily and forever.be mag
netle LOT II fe, nerve and vigor, take No-Io-
BAG, the Wander-WorseH That makes week men
strong Il druggists, Sic q. 81 Cure g,i;.ran-
teed Booklet aud sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New s. oel.
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the month, Of the political the
economic, and literary happenings
which are OF va1ue TO intelligent
men and women. The Editors
!" Progress of the World y tells Soc
cinctly an illustrated story Of the
month. The Heading Articles"
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impossible to promise particular features that viii appear
AMERICAN MONTHLY during the coming year, for Is,
Boknan "a great monthly newspaper As such, prints
readers illustrated Of the notable things which make history
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27
CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

First--Columbia City. Preaching at II 30
a. m. and 7:so D. m.
Krkland-S Sunday services at II a. IN.
and 8 o. m. p 8. c. E. I p. m. Sunday
school az Il noon.
German Congregational Seventh ave-
nue., between Pine and Olive. Services
at IL a. m. and 7:3o ,. n. John @. Bic
gett. pastor.
Brooklyn-Preaching al II a III. and s
y. N. Sunday school az Il o'clock Y. p
8 c. L. 1:l5 .. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
lay evening at o clock.
Edgewat4r-Rev. ]. T. Nichols pastor
Services al II a. m. and D. m. Sunday
school 1915 2 N. Y. T. S. &. E D m
Junior Y. +. s c. f. Friday afternoon at
$50. PRAYER services Thursday evening OF
each week.
Plymouth Corner Third avenue aud
University street. Rev. w. II. G. Temple
pastor 1897 Seneca street. telephone. Green
39l. Study az house Home usually each
day until Z. IL. sunday services. Preach
Ing al II a. m and 80 y. m. Sunday
school al 1879 .. m. Young Peoples So
cle,y Christian Enisavor at SO .. m
p. m. Morning subject The Man-Cursed
City" In this sermon Mr.. Temple will
give the results OF his night tour OF the
city. is gambling houses and saloons.
Evening our Political Brooms." In this
sermon he viii suggest how to sweep out
the til;h. Organ recital by Mrs. r. A.
Bail.nger prior 10 the forma! opening OF
each service.
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Song Festival.

The monthly service OF song VIII occur
this evening in the First Presbyterian
church, corner Fourth avenue and Spring
street. These services always call out the
music-loving people OF the city in large
numbers. Mrs. Whittlesey, the well-known
contralto, will sing. Miss Marguerite Nc
Kinney and other well-known vocalists
will contribute TO the programme. Mr..
Boyd Wells has prepared the programme
with much care.
Following is the order OF service:
organ Voluntary-Andante from suite)
Air. Samson and Deiilah." ST. Scans.
vesper Hymn 0adies' voices)-"At
Evening ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Apl
Scripture Lesson --.................-.... .
Contralto Solo-'Ave Maria" ..........N Verdi
Mrs w. II. Whittesey.
Invocation-"Bow Thine Ia" ...........
Response (Gregorian) - Hear Our
PRAYER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....--..-...-
Soprano Solo with male voices)-"Sa-
ViOr. Breathe an Evening Blessing
Miss Mckinney and Male ouaTtette.
Onertory soprano s0lo--"Jerusalem' ...
Mrs. Lynn.
Sermon-Thlrd OF series on Municipal
Affairs"
Benediction .-............. ..-.........-...
organ PoStiude ....--..--.-.-...'-....-..
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Commenting tomorrow night ami con-
tnging during the week, che OF the best
vaudeville and dramatic shows ever seen
N Seattle Viii be given az the Peoples
'heater That great play, Race Tor Life. -
VII - put on by tho Chapman-W Arrer
company who are artists az ability. Ed
is1lsn. 'he great irish comedian. will II Ike
ms Initial appearance and Miss Grace
HoN -. q suuhrct'e par excellence "a alss
% make her FIRST appearance. Miss Doilie
Mitchell. a song ard dance lady OF reputa-
t2n. Is % make her re-appearance. after
az absence FROM the Peoples ot several
weeks. Miss Iscttie Hall. one q the u1osi
dashirE ard pleasing souhTettes 81 tins
vaudeville business - also Nii'cd az this
house. 8sS DIES these newcomers. the n,
NOUS Peoples thcster stock company
composed ~ TIE following twenty-six ar
fists. remains; MACMILLAN and Shields,
Anita Lament Flora Du Bots Fapvette
tN.B siS'e rs Esnseralda :. sters FL Marsh.
Charles Howard. George ~, Hayes. Harry
SeAiey, Georse We~tmoTe. Luiu watts.
ff.x'e Cclsman. Phoebe Bloom Hattie
Ward. Mn la Rose Belle Williams Me
Williams. GeofEte " esfon. Violet winters.
Dora Stefaus. Ed W t'sh and Ia Booth,
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EptscOpnl Churches.


ST. Luke's-Renton: Rev. Lionel A. WYE.
minister in charge. Service and sermon
al p. m.
81. Paurs Chapel-Warren avenue and
charge. Sunday school at Gas a m: morn
ing prayer and sermon at II Z; m; evening
prayer and an address ~ 80 p. m
ST. Mary Woodland Park. Rev II. n:
p. m Mr. Wilbur s. Lewis, lay reader.
Take Green lake car; get of at Winslow
station.
St Clements-Twenty-fo avenue
south ard Washington street. Rev. George
Buzzelle. rector: residence, 5S3 Twenty
ifth avenue south. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock.
Evening service and sermon. l.n o'clock,
the first Sunday OF every month nj II a.
m. and OF the third Sunday ~ every mon \
at a.. m Service every Friday az 7:s0
Friday. which will be 1870 p. n
St Marks church Harvard avenue and
Spring street. Rev. J. p. u. Liwyd. rec
tor Residence 2726 Denny way. Tele-
phone. Lake sol. Services AT go and II
adults. $50 a. n. All welcome.
81 Mark's-Suhiect for the rector's Bible
class Is the eighth chapter Of Isaiah. Ser
mon topic for this morning; The Liberal
Church" Evening topic, Modern SAINTS. -
Trinity Parish church-Coruer r gnth
avenue and James street. Rev, II. III.
'SOWt1. rector. ttp4F NTNNHlof!~ ." II.
m Morning prayer. litauy and sermon
al II a m Evening prayer and serm on
at 7.3o p. IT. Sunday school af AS m
Strangers cordially invited Special Lent
en- services. Morning. The Message 4
Christ 10 the Church at Ephesus." Even
ing FRS OF 4 course - lectures on Mod
ern Heroes # the Mission Field. Pate
SON the Martyr o. Melanesia."
St Stsnhen'S- Paila ~. Rev T. Z. Hy-
land rector. Dlviue service every sunday
a. u a n. and 7:So 2. N. The Holy Com
ruuclon Is celebrated on the first and
ttt~t sundays OF lhe month on the sTe,
sunday at II a. m. on the third Sunday at
s.s0 2. N.
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Catholic Churches.

Sacred Hear;-sixtn avenue and Bell
street. Conducted by tho RedsnptoriS;s.
Rev. Joseph A. hautz. G. IS. r.. pastor.
Low ma with sermon. a m. high mass
20 ?. m: vespers. sermon and benedic-
ton. 30 D n.
Our LADY os Good HeiD-Thirf avenue
south and Washington street. Rev r. \.
Prefonts me. pastor Low mass. a IN:
aigh mass. 1870 a. m. henediction. 30 2.
n
Church ot the Observation-Disclosures
and Madison street Rev. A DisDedi.
uaeo~. Rev A. Triveiu and Rev j. Sica0l-
se's snss Couducted 0Y the ies1its.
Low masses at 4. IT. and s:l5 4. m Hign
mass az 10 ~ a. n sunday school az go
:. n and evening service at 80 .. m
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tieth avenue. Tel Brown 426. Services al
IL a m. and 7:3o p. m. Bible school. 1918
y m: Mr.. G. s Shank. superintendent.
ing subject, What Is Right or Best"
Evening subject. Invitations" Lessons
for the present day. The subject OF the
Christ" led by w. T. Elwell. All cordially
invited.
Swedish-Fifth avenue and Olive. Rev.
Andrew Swartz, pastor; residence, SOS
Olive street. Sunday services at 1890
a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
at II m. Young peoples praSet meeslug
at D. m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at o'clock. Weekly meeting OF
Young Peoples Society Saturday evening
at O'Clock. All who understand the
Swedish language are cordially invited
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baptist Churches

Market street-coTner Twenty-fourth sv-
snue south and Main street Rev. TaoyHss
Baldwin. d. D. pastor. Services on sun
6ay AZ y a. IN. ana 30 . N. Ttung feo-
nls's Society Christian Endeavor a. SIS ..
n Prayer meeting every THURSDAY even
fng Al 81 SuadEr school at L Il 2. n
Norwegian Danish-ServEces every SIN
day al 4 a n and 80 h. N. Rev. j. A. H.
Johnson, q Tacoma breaches every other
sunday Sunday school. Is a. IN. PRAYER
meeting Thursday evening al 3 O'Clock.
Al who understand the language are cor
daily invited
FtTss B4Siist Caurc1-Fo2rth avenue be-
tween James and Cherry streets. Louis ,.
bowe.Maa. pastor. res.deacs 1896 Iwel-
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No event OF recent years has so stirred
the patriotic sentiment 81 our people as
has the disaster 20 the hattleship Maine
With peculiar appropriateness the Sunday
Institute has arranged for patriotic
mass meeting 20 lake place In the audi
forum of the First Methodist Protestant
church this afternoon, g. O'Clock. The
Two posts Of the q. A. r.. the w r. c.
the Sons OF the Revolution and the Sons
y the American Revolution VIII he pres
ent The g. A. r. posts have each select
"a a speaker FOR the occasion and the nu-
sic and recitati0us viii be in keeping with
ne sentiments Of the hour. The First NJ
r church Is at the corner or Third avenue
and Pine street. one block from Pike.
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Presbyterian Churcbe..

Renton church--Rev. George F. Whit
worth. II. D. pastor. Services at and
$50 p. m. Union Sunday school at II a. m
Weish-Seventh avenue and Olive street
Rev. william DAVIS. pastor. Services at
1880 a. m. and $50 y. m Sunday school
at y. m. Glass meeting Wednesday at
80 .. re-.
First 'resbyterian-Corner Fourth ave-
nue. and Spring street. Rev. A. l.. Hutchl-
son. n = na~tor' residence $40 Spring
street Grand Temperance rally Wednes-
day eve ming, January IL. 1898. at T:3o p. m.
All invited.
Second. North Seattle-Third avenue
north and Harrison street Rev. w A.
Major pastor. Telephone Lakes s2i
rreachlng az II a. m. ana Z sd .. m. Y. p.
Thursday at 7:e0 o. m.
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TIE Young Mems Christian Association
vii insucufsfe a new meeting f5r men n
the Seattle National Bank building. or
ner YesIsr way and Occidental avenue.
tals afternoon a. 80 O'Clock This meet
irg s exclusively fcr men. Rev George II.
Lee VIII give 1he gospel address 4 cor
dlal invitation is extended % men az II
axes. Congregational singing The meet
ing viii he under the direction ot Secretary
{. q SNlft.
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Room C Seattle National Bank building
services Sunday at ii a m. and Friday
svering at 4 o'clock. sunday school I'M
rsediatalv after the Sunday service. Read
ing room open during the week.
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tests and spirit messages. The public II
cordially invited. Subject at conference
at I D. m. will be, what and Where -
Heaven Prof. Christie. OF Boston, will
be present at both meetings.
Church OF the Soul-Pettis' hall 10o6i3
First avenue. Ch!idren's progressive ly-
ceum meets every Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. medium meetings following. Es-
Their Thomas, inspirational spiritual min
lister at 1880 r. m: test questions
Spiritual lecture and manifestations al
Red Mems hall tonight.
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Besides the meeting held AZ $50 o'clock
IN the Seattle National Rank building.
there viii he the regular meeting al the
association building Itl7 First avenue. ~
which Rev. J T. Nichols. o. Fremont, viii
speak. This meeting Is exclusively Cor
men. and a cordial invitation Is extended
20 ali 20 be present Arm : Allen WI con-
duct use services. A. SIS tNe Row Rouad
Table which Is a bible study viii 90 con-
auotel rs Seere,a.y . G. SM.ft
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Frat Christian Church.

Christian church a. IAtona holds sun
day school az D. m, followed hy preach
ing by Rev. j. n Smith at y. RI.
First Church o. CaFlsj. Seneca street. be
tween Third and Fourth avenues. Pastor.
J. " Smith: residence. Zl22 Fourth Avenue.
Preaching Al II a. and ~ q. m. Sun
day school as: = & r az PAYER
meeting Thursday night Morning subject
The Meeting Place Of God and Man. .
Evening Conversion"
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Central Chrf.tisp Church.

The Central Christian church VIII for
the present season. occupy the front room
OF the Acme Pusiness College. In the Seat
tie National Bank building. corner Of Yes
Ter way and Occidental avenue Rev. Alan
G. Clark pastor Residence 40 Union
street Services at II a. m and 40 ., m.
Christian Fndeavor at s8n Sunday
school at 1920 p. m. All cordially In
vited 10 attend these servicAs Seats
free. Morning subject. The Freedom Of
the Truth" Evening, Conditions to Be
Met: How Solved"