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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-28
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -F1f,e@n,s

Avenue Sewer Improvement.
pa viii + b. ssI ra. sss e. t s sealed pro
secretary OF the board Of pubic works
W to o'clock p m. Monday. October 3ist,
-, Ter me improvement Of Fif,een.h
avenue from 10 feet south Of East Denny
way TO East Union Strsst. by constructing
pipe sewer along said avenue, together
holes hole a. ,ssss-,y dang ma
and casca basins, az provided by ordinance
No. -, creating local Improvement dis
trfct Nc. lie, and in accordance win the
plans and specifications now en- file IN the
office CT the board Of public works.
Each bid must be accompanied b. a cer-
tlned check, payable to the order Of the
five 6, per cent. of the bid. ard no bid
viii be considered anis. accompanied By
The successful bidder Will be required TO
enter into a contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the city charter and the laws of the state
OF Washington. within ten days after be-
Ing notified OF the award o. the contract
TO him: failing 10 do So the said caeck
and the amount fixed therein Will be for
is'sd b e as s sy ha No wta *
prior TO the letting Of said contrac. made
default in payment OF any just claim
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant 10
any such contract as herein advertised. or
who within said TWO years failed 10 COM
plete any such contracts.
GQff-ld. dLASiSASH 81 u al Aks4& ASkli.
OF the city charter as now in force, reat-
ing TO hours OF Labor" and % article
VIII. section u. subs and 2, relating to
bonds aud sureties.
The board OF public works reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
Proposals must BE- Endorsed on envelope:
"Bia for Fifteenth Avenue Sewer Improve
ment."
By order Of the board % public works.
FRANK OLESON. Secretary.
Date of first publication. octooer 2lSt,
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Financial.

NEW YORK. Oct. .g.~-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegram says:
The cheerful tone in the stock markets
here al tho close OF yesterday was main
tainei today. The rise was most marked
an Americans and kaffirs. the former CLOG
ing quiet, at the best. chiefly on New York
support. 1sie recovery In prices is timely
as there are some weak spots. conSols
closed under the best The best informed
operators IN the city do not consider the
fsa~hods. question as settled yet. The very
sharp crop IN Paris exchange today is part
iy attributed to the completion of payments
duo from French interests I'm connection
Win our stock exchange settlement. Rus
sian exchange Is rising and sterling
change In Vienna also advanced today.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Oct. a7-C.osing; Canadian
Pacific, S3fx; Grand Trunk. IS. Bar silver
steady. n S-isd. Money. 3,aata per cent
Br~ad dr. uMs.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. T-Wheat-Futures
closed steady, Is 2iad March, 6s HID Corn
Spot American mixed, steady IS aiAd Mo-
yemher steady. Is iod. December steady,
s. 9isd
Wheat-Easy. Wheat In Paris dull -four
in Paris weak. French country markets
dull.
LONDON, Oct g-Wheat-Cargoes oy
coast, buyers and sellers apart: eargosss or,
passage easy for white: quiet for red. En-
giish country markets quiet and un-
changed.
Spanish FOurs.
MADRID. Oct. 2s.--Spsnish fours closed
today at e. oS
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~rSrE TO coETRACToRs.-"co,u
49, Rep.anking-"

~r1rE TO COETRACToRS.-''C
sress Eep.anking-'
Sasses ls hereby even snat sealed pro.
- Of the hoard OF public works OF
- OF Seattle up 10 = o'clock D. m
go. october 2lst. 1855. for the i'm
ssssnsr, Of Columbia Street from FRS,
essug 70 Third Avenue. by repiaaking
"a srrees between said points. as provided
svs.uaace No 5si7, creating local i'm
Hssmsnt district NJ. Isl. and in accord
= via the plans and specifications now
= T. ia tie office OF the board OF public
- rid naust be accompanied by a GER
- check. payable TO the order Of the
= comptroller, for a sum not less than
e a per cent. of the bid, and no bid
= Be considered Unless accompanied by
al eaeek.
<as successful bidder viii be required to
sse- into a contract and furnish satis-
sss,,v bond for the amount required by
- rltv charter and the laws Of the state
SWashiugtcn, within ten days after be-
- notified Of the swafd Of the contract
: hlrn: failing 10 DO so. the sald check
~ the amount fixed therein viii be for
sx.sd 70 the city. No person Is eligible
= ! Bidder who has within two years
90 "a the letting or sad contract made
Kali III payment OF aaF Just claim for
NJ work OF labor performed or any skill
IS material furu isae6 pursuant TO any such
0Ef'af1 a. H'tSs4i a. - s."''ss Va viz VIII
Z sad two years failed TO complies any
nch contracts.
saselal attention Is called 10 article xxlli.
Il the city charter, az now In force. re-
sssag 10 hours of labor and to article
& see. 81. su5s ! and 2, relating 10 bonds
std suretiee.
Tie beard Of public warks reserves the
sxht 10 reject any and all bids.
Proposals must he Endorsed on envelope
Sd for Columbia Stree, Replanklng
b. order % ihe board Of pubic works.
FRANK OI.ESON. Secretary.
Date o. first publication, October list.
~
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PORTLAND, Oct sT-EaSier wheat mar
kets ali along the line have caused d tenn
porary halt in business and there was ou.
little selling today. Wa.ia Walla. Ses1olc /;
valley and aiues.essi. sc
Cieared-tfernan ship Arthur FTtger, Tor
QueeEssoMn, with SA0sS bushels of wheat.
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INPOTfNDEIs STOCK NOTICF-Ths fol-
lowing described horse placed in the city
y.anai October "a 1855. viii he sud a! pub
isr auction TO the highest bidder for cash
IN hand 10 pay oost Of imgoua ling and
advertising. November 10 issS at 10
o'clock j. III. az ,hs front door o. police
headquarters. corner Third avenue and
fe~ier way.
ofa aay horse.
Tie exaer of the above described horse
being unk e. the.
{ : REED. Chief or Police.
Data Of first publication, October - 1855
rMpoUNDED STOCK NOT It'F-T7ae fol-
leaving describes horse placed Ia the citV
ps,ssrd fssto,seF "A 1850. WI lie sold II
puDhc auction - .he highest bidie Tor
s.aSn .a hard 20 pay e0St ~ isnpoarsiy-
ana asiVeFs,s NJ. November ~ iSs@ ar
r. e't.Hsk ~. al TIE troat door ~ ,na-
ica headquarters. cogper Third avenue
end N%S3fr say.
oae hay harSA branded On right shoulder
s'Es' and heart
IRE e0-n%r II the above described horse
being unknown 10 me-.
- ) REED. Chief u Posea
fless 81 fra publication. O2toAsr - lSsss
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TME Wool MARKETS.


LONDON, Oct, IA sale of sheepskins
was held here today. The offerings amount
ed 10 i.3oV bales. There was fair attend
aRce, but the buying was irregular about
LEO bales being left over. The contingent
bought sparingiy and the home trade took
The bulk of the offerings. The unsettled
nos We're ssc lower and crossbre.is were A
farthins 10 led lower than the last sale.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
Dealers IN Miscellaneous Supplies.-No-
tice l. hereby gwen that sealed prcpos-
ais will be received by the undersigned
secretary OF the board OF public works
UP 10 10 o'clock a. n. Monday. October
3fst 1888. for the furnishing 10 the City
OF Seattle on acquisitions 10 De issued
during the months OF November and De-
cember, 1898, for material and supplies,
also coal and wood for the ordinary
needs OF the various departments Guglas
the sad two months. detailed list OF
such materials and supplies 10 lie bid on
can be had by calling at the office OF
the board Of pubic works Ia the city hall
Should conditions arise requEing the
purchase OF articles IN very large guam
tifIes above the ordinary requirements,
the beard reserves the right to make spe-
cial call for tenders 10 meet such cases.
The board reserves the right 10 reject
any and all bids
Proposals 20 be Endorsed on the envelope:
IBID for Supplies.
By order II the board Of public works.
FRANK OLESON Secretary.
Date OF first publication. October and.
ssas
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ship Celtic Monarch FLASHES Loads
ing Her CARGO of WI

British ship Ce,.ic Monarch yesterday
finished loading her cargo Of wheat az tbs
West Seattle elevator. The load consists
OF 800 tons OF ~ ,5ss bushels the larges,
cargo taken from Seattle tA4z sea son.
u Is No. | b'uestefn. and al yest ersisv's
quotation ~ 81 ceHts, .s valued az $3.50; 20
I'fls vessel All SAL lg t.e " tissee aays
for the United Kingdom. under charter by
Sibsen III Kerr
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rreadatu3n.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s7.-Spet wheat
Is unchanged and market steady; receipts
light. Low grades of barley are fsrmer asit
the market generally Is lower. small re-
eeipis today. Oats are quiet. arrival small
Spot quotations were:
Ffour-Net cash for family extras, $AlSzq
A., bakers extras. $s.9aa4.
Wheat-Saipping. si..2aa for No. I. and
&lass. for choice; milling 81. s5@l.z7is
Barley-F'eed. lag i. 2Ss..
oats-Poor TO fair, N.Isssai .; good 10
choice. 81. .ledl l3s; fancy feed. N.Z 20 30;
gray, 81. l5a ll.aa; milling, sl21ga!; 80;
Surprise, sl.a5eIl.4e back. for seed. S.os'ep
La; rel. 81. 4sss l.5o.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1880; wheat, een-
tails, 40; barley. osntals. 2.sse; oats. ceEtals.
$50: do Oregon, 80; beans, sacks 4.l.s;
corn. centa.s, Eastern. SOD potatoes. sacks.
s.7ss. do Oregon, Use; onions. sacks. $50;
bran sacks, 100: middlings. sacks. Szo; hay.
tons, 2s2: wool. haies, ise, do Oregon. =;
hides. number, IL. brandy. gallons. Sasa
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Easy; DECEMBER, sl2aSs; May.
$l.T4
Barley-Inact.ve: December, 81 2Sh.
Corn-Large yellow, I.0-iaTlA.
Wool and Hops.
Wooi-Spring, Nevada. lGgpi4c; Eastern
Oregon. ltrIi2c; valley oregon. loJi1c; fan,
northern mountain, 90llc. mountain, NO
Ice. plains 6u&c: Humboldt and Mendo-
emo, III la.
Hogs-Crop Of 1897, nominal; crop of 1888,
24l5c.
Misunderstanding sisQa; bran, $3.50
Hay-Wheat. sl5q1s 10; wheat and oat.
$1inf7.5o; alfalfa, slotn-oo; stock, si"all;
straw, per bale 4odls5c.
yesetables-t.arly Rose potatoes, 3"aic;
river Burhanks 30fpal5oc: Salinas Buroanks.
7scGisLl5: oregon Burbanks. 5nlsVc sweet
nofatoes 2,Tli4c: pickle onions, soc: cu-
cunbers 4ot65c. garlic, ai9uSiac; green
peas. SGic: string beans. aa3c; bay. Squash.
.G40c: tomatoes. t9a6Sc, green okfa, 4"V
Csc. eggplant, SJ4l0Sc.
F'ru.ts-Choice apples. 75c: common ap-
pies. Soc cranberrtes, Eastern. S-oogo.'o'
cantaloupes. s5cai$l.1l per crate. hltns-s y
seu55c; ordinary grapes. SoloS, iS $3.50
grapes. sl.o5Ql. p: ounces, 81 box; Naleh-
Ga oranges $3:fS. 70: Mexican lines. re-
pack. common California lemons. Nsog
80: cho.ce California lemons. SSQ}; ba-
nanas. ST. 35Qe.S; pineapples, sea
Butter Fancy creamery, BIC; do SECONDS.
aoGo.s.. fancy dairy nominal: do seconds.
isn20c: picked, 2iQ22c; firkin, lse2lc
Cheese-New, 1llzc: old, oullc; Young
America, l2c; Eastern, l2ni3.
Eggs-Store. nominal: fancy ranch. 32lzy
3Sc; Eastern, fancy. 23426c
Poultry Turkey gobbleIs. l51l6c; turkey
hens. 13GiIltc; old ROSTERS siqd.So; young
broilerx,. s3.506i4: fryers, $500; hens. $40
6; geese Sl.25Gl.5o per pair: gosiingss NZaen
$50: old pigeons, S1al.3 per dozen; young
pigeons. sl-5Nne.
Exchange.
Sterling on London, sixty days. ASiz:
Sterling on London. sight $Asi.
Financial.
! S;l,ar hars $500 s0Li Drafts-Sigh -. liz
Mex. dolls .47l4aa1s. Telegraph 20
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The local wheat naafkes r4rna srf.s weak,
with 40 change. Quota tons: No. ! cluh,
&c No. i,iasstefn. CSC. Hece pts in car
loads: Yes ,cfdaY. 1. during m01ta, az or
IL 40 bEasneAs. for esasaa. I.zt2, or s43 10
huEneia
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one inch finish. u. IL and Is feet. sees5s394:
thick dnikh. saSq3s; cedar squares. :. s.
and u fest. $eixI5a: pcka.s 81
kln-drsed, s. n advance % green. Dray-
age. Soc
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Market nominal: export. No. I
club. ei-@ci No. ] hiueetem. size; milling.
Ne. club, 6eiec. No. ! bluesteln. 50. e.
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Of The city chatter a. now In force, reaat.
ihg 10 hours OF labor" and 10 article VIII.
and suretlsx
The board OF pubic works reserves thu
H&nt 10 reject any and ali bids
rsoposAA must be :ndoss@d on envelope:
bsd ior Blanchard Street Sewer improve
ment..
by order Of the board ~ public works.
FRANK OLESoN Secretary
Date OF nyyt pub.cat ton. October 21ss.
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Mining stocks.
Voston stock Market.

BOSTON. Oct Choosing:
Bos 4 Mon 2es Parrot go. ...., 95ia
Butte * Bos 231s
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BRICKS.

BRICKS.
TENDERS are invited for Tire supply OF
100000 building bricks 10 II. NJ. naval
ward, EsGuimalt b. c. Form Of tender
and conditions OF contract may be had
on application TO the officer Ia charge Of
works
Dated October %. 1898. H. NJ naval yard,
Esnuimal. r. G.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct 2..-Whsa; - Club. sAe;
biuesteu. sstitSli~c.
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NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORS-T Thirteenth
Avenue Sewer Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
pssals will be received by the undersigned
n-esary OF the hoard OF public works up
lie : o'clock p. n, Monday, October 3ist.
W for the Improvement of Thirteenth
rsrue, from East Union street To f.e feet
Esth OF East Denny way, by constructing
ID Ype sewer along said avenue. together
VI all necessary openings. wyes. man
Ms, ismphoies. ventilaSors. flushing
Eks and catch basins. as provided hy Or
ssa8ee No. 5a3s. creating local improve
urs district No. It's. and In accordance
| va ,he plans and specifications now on
To- IN the o.fieo 81 the board ~ public
Each bid nluss be accompanied by a GER
I'D check, payable TO the order OF the
|ey comptroller. for a sum not less than
rs CD per cent. OF the bid. and no bid will
b considered unless accompanied by said
asck.
TIE successful bidder Will he required TO
essr into a contract and furnish satisfae-
NJ bond for the amount requ!ard by the
|cfy charter and the laws OK the state Of
Washington, within ten days after being
3sied OF the award OF the contract TO
M; falling 10 do 40. the said check and
De- amount fixed therein will be forfeited
y the city. No person .s eligible a. bid
~ who has within TWO years prior 10 the
EArg OF said contract male default in
Fymens Of any just cka.m Tor any work
= lsbo- performed or any skill or material
FINISHED pursuant % any such contract
10 hsrein advertised. or who within said
NO years failed 10 complete any such con-
rxei
SPECIAL attention f. called TO article xiii.
III fAe city charter AZ now IN force. reiat-
sg 70 hours OF labor" and To article VIII.
estson 81 subs. / and =. rela ting 20 bonds
90 sureiies.
TIE board of public works reserves the
sxf 20 reject any ana all bids.
Proposals must he Endorsed on envelopes:
I'D for Thirteenth Avenue Sewer I'm
T5vement."
By order OF the board Of public works.
FRANK oL.ESON. Secretary.
Date OF first publication. October aist.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Oct =, 1855.
Exchanges AZ che SeaGrie. Tacoma Spo-
xare and Portland clearing houses TO-DAY
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Total Sales.
General Quotations.

ecncrat 0u0eutt0un.
lour~Reeeipts, 81 $50 barrels: exports
2i0@ barrels; market barely steady and
quiet
Wheat-ReceiptS CO. 600 bushels; exports
.S,e1 bushels spot, easy; No. red. 77i1c
T. O. b. Options closed unsettled under a
final reaction 81 isaIiAc decline. No. red
MAY 52AsM131.c. closed al 123sc.
Hops-Fjrm.
Coffee-~Options opened steady and un-
changed 70 IS points lower. The sales were
81 80 bags. including March. 5.4ec; spot
Rio dun and easy; No. Invoice, e5sc: No
I iobbing Csc: mild irregular. Cordoya
sdi5c.
Sugar-Raw. stronger: fair refining
3 i3- lee, centrifugal, 80 test, 5-I5c, refine
firm.
Metals.
Pig iron--Warra ErT.2
copper-Iake, si2.59.
Tfn--x17 5SN1S.
Spelter-S s. .d5i@.
I<ad--s2 6s,9fS.6.ik. The firm that FIXES
the selling price for miners ard smeiterg
quotes lead at S. to a. the close
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|NTlcE TO CONTRACTORS Fourt eenth
Avenue Sewer Improvement.
Nctcc Is hereby given ihai sealed pro-
ASis VIII be received by the undersigned
srfsIary Of The board of public works up
IL o'clock =. IA, Monday. October 3ist.
| = for the Improvement Of Fourteenth
HsHue from East Pine street 10 10 feet
s9th ~ East Denny way. by construct
81 p.pv 50 4cF alens said avenue, TO-
Chsr with all necessary openings yves
saiholes, lAtupholes ventiatorS, Rushing
aaAs ana catch ba&.Rs as provided ny
tFdnancc N. All. Grating local improve
s4at district No. 10. assi tn accordance
va fn@ plans and specifications now on
Y n ;ao office Of the hoard Of public
sefks
Each hla must BE- accompanied BY a Ger
Haed check. payable 10 the order OF the
sly comptroller. for sum not less than
ssg 'oi per cent. 81 the BID, and no hsd will
eAsek
The successful bidder VIII Ne required 10
M'er INTO z contract ard furnish satisfac-
VI bo13 for the amount required by the
~ cntrisr ard ih1 laws nf the state Of
s&sAnston. within ten days after being
Skilled ~ The award Of The contract TO
sm; failing to 10 So. the sad check and
.e amount fiSed therein VII sc forfeited
= ne city. No person IS chg bic as bid
W who has within Two years prior 10 ths
stbhS u said contract nude default !n
fSEmfnt - any inst claim for any work
g AsaeF perform i oT any skill sr material
.ssHsAed pursuant 10 any such contract
= Aefrin advertised or who within sa "a
.fse,
.ehec,ai attention Is called "a article xxia.,
= ne c!'y charter. as ti2fV IN ieyCs, relat-
g te hours II Labor" ana o article VII.
s+-3a 81. suhs. / aud :. relating 10 bonds
~ sarstlts.
Tie board ~ public works reserves the
20. 20 reject any ard al bids
si ff'TAsSis must be in3ors.s6 on envelope:
e i@r Fourteenth Avenue Sswer Inn
Fseeeaert'-
~ oSdeg ~ tire tcari Z public works.
FRANK OlESoN, Secretary.
Iais O. i~Ss publication. October slst.
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was easy. Creamery. l44.2c:
dairy. 13aal&c.
Eggs-rirm. Fresh. i1SsiSc.
Cheeses-=Sieady. Creamery, ilAll99<o
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cora and good cash demand. May closed
unchanged. The heavy run OF AesS was
depressing feature in provisions and
demand for meats. The market ruled dun
throughout and the tendency 81 prices
again was slightly downward. Pork closed
s'se lower. lard lost &c and ribs -.
wheat. No. =.
openias. Highest. Lowest. Closing.
Sse ."ss,s;ss: s.iaas.s ~
Corn. No. :.
Nav nss =. Is, asa 8; s, Sc S ss,ss
Oats. No. =.
Dec -. sS@ sassGssN 3ss. 7css ss,s
May :. sss 24seas&ae sis~ssssss sass&lsasa
Mes. Pork. Pcr Rarret
J Rsa =: =. s ga. ss;lss SIS SIS SIS
L..s. Per 100 Ps.nas.
jas Jas -. -. ~ ~. sa : - - IS
short Ribs, Per 100 Pounds.
Dec Dec SO. $50 a.ss'a s -.
Cash Quotations.
Frour~-Saeady.
sp MasA, s..ss S spFinSS. SS $50 No
oa;s-Ne. :. ssSssas.c, No. white. eass
GsI,se: Ne. white. &s=a9s,=c.
Rarsey--No. :. ssassc.
Flaxssed--No. /. sc.
Timothy seei-Pr.n.. s2.ssts,
Mess poyk-Ter barrel, s.. sssl7.N
I-ard-per ieo pounds. ST sets41s a-iA
SIieS-Short ribs (tcose, S4s5es ~
Shoulders-Dry sailed thoxetll si~slastc.
Ssdes-Short clear tboxedl. s.. taslS -
whisky. dstiliers finished gooas-per
barrel. 81 d
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silver. ess.e. Mexican dollars, si4c: gov
ernnens eea3s. weak. state honda ir-
active. railroad bonds. strong.
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Ciaarances. RalsnceS
a~>a4l> lltssa S.s.i ~ = f.s 90 u
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spanish FOurs.
MADRID. Oct. 25.--SpaDish fours closed
today at COS
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-28
complete:

ID Monday evening at the Calumet
NJ. r, church. the 10! owing musical pro-
gram win be rendered by the Lyric
Quartette. To lovers OF music this re-
cital will be one OF the prominent events
10 the musical world for the season, and
the opportunity Of attending should not
be missed
Entire Audience
20 Gladstone Light" Go den Legend . Buck
The Lyric Qusrterte,
The Flowers are sil ALLOW, w Lorc''.
Mr King.
1.-THE Miieo's Daughter" mn. Horace Ellis
..co.,o..,,uT The Lyric Quartstte
Mrs. Bosom.
THE stars in Heaven -. Bheinberger
The Lyric Quartette.
INTERVAL.
Kathleen Mavourneen" James Gill
Toe Lyric Quartette.
, IT, lshers .''..'-'''';,,,;.. huliah
bpbfehtJ .... 80. ..ts... wilson u. smith
Mr.. Gale.
A Musical Dialogue" -. Meyer Helmund
.~r.- Mrs Bosson Mr.. Gale.
Mrs. Whistler. h'ei'o'' ''''"
star spangled Banner" go. Francis 8. Key
Audience.
Tickets for the above entertainment
are on sale at MacdoDald's drug store
Red Jacket; Hecla store, Vivian 4 Co
and Thomas Bawden Laurium.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-28
For Rowett and King.

ST. PAUL, May 26, 1898.
To the Editor'-I see in your paper
that Mr.. Rowett is trying very hard to
get on match with me. Now / would
] ke for you to state in your paper that
will be all through in ct. Paul with my
classes June 4 and from here will 60 to
Hancock and will meet both Rowett and
King. will wrestle Rowett straight
Cornish match. best 2 in 3 to win, for
800 side. Match to come off any
place Rowett suggests. / will also
wrestle King a straight catch-as catch
can match for like amount.
Hoping that this challenge will appear
in your paper,
am yours truly,
NJ. J. DwYER,
1908 Pioneer Press Bldg, st. Paul.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-28

Kidneys, Malaria or nervous troubles
We mean he can cure himself right away
by taking Electric Bitters. This medicine
tones up the whole system, acts IA a
stimulant TO Liver and Kidneys, ia a
blood purifier and nerve tome, lt cures
Constipation, Headache, Painting Spells,
Sleeplessness and Melancholy. It Is
purely vegetable. a mild laxative, and
restores the system to it's natural vigor.
Try Electric Bitters and be convinced
that they are miracle worker. Every
bottle guaranteed, Only soc bottle at
d. r. Macdonald's drug store, Calumet,
and Belhumuer's, Lake Linden.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-28
1908 Pioneer Press Bldg, st. Paul.


Beats the Centennial Exposition which
occurred IN Philadelphia in 1876 away
out OF sight and is next TO the Worlds
Fair at Chicago in Importance 20 the
whole country. All OF the States in the
Trans Mississippi region are interested,
and visit TO Omaha during the contin-
nance OF the Exposition, from June to
October inclusive, is recommended to all.
Buy your excursion tickets over the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul R'y. An
Illustrated folder descriptive of the Expo
sitlon will be cent you on receipt % cent
stamp for postage. Address Geo. H.
Heafford, General Passenger A. ent, Chi
cago, Ill.