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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-26
RACERS UNDER THE BAN.
Chairman Mott, of the l.. A. W., Is
sues His Usual Bulletin.

BALTIMORE. Sept 2a.-Chairman Mott,
OF the l., A W. racing board. today is
sued the following bulletin:
The Chutes Park track and Messrs. Har-
ris and Baumann. Denver. Col. have been
placed on the list of those 10 which sane
tons Will be refused for promoting I'M
sanctioned races
Thomas Bo,terill. William Todd, Arthur
Harris. Fred Fowler. II. K. Mayer Henry
Coulter. W. ". Hamilton. r. r. Smith, T.
l.. Briggs F. f Smith, Frank Leonard.
Fl. Z. Hunt. c. q. Collins. Frank BotteriN
Denver. Col. are ruled of all L A w.
tracks for officiating al unsanctioned races.
John Checkets (ira;aer). Denver. Cot. is
ruled of all l.. A. W. tracks for connection
with unsanctioGed races.
Suspended during investigations: Dali
Cooper. Mcfarland. Orlando L. Stevens
Mosher, Heds.rom. Anderson. BabcoclS
and II. +. Terrill, pending investigation Of
,he!r training on the suspended tracks al
Berkely Oval
+. NJ. MCGEE. f. K. Branning. J. s. Eaton.
er. James Proctor. T.. W. Crawford, Ed
ward Johnson. II. 9. Ferrall, l.. " Maxon.
+. \. Mccullough, Earl Seller Harry
Leonard. II. q. Good, c. F. Frye. James
II. Peterson. Perry F.. Smith, Bert King.
Jesse Morgan. Richard McFaddeu. Carl
Straoper. Denver. Col. These men are
assigned 20 classes and B.
The foregoing were also suspended 10
September II. 1900 for competing in sun
day races also w. w. Hamilton, Charles
l. Himstroet. Capt. Greene. II. 5. Hale.
Vincent Loos, Bertie Banks. C. V. Dazey
and 4. Il. Hughes. Of Denver. Cot
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GOOD FIGHT IN PROSPECT.
JEFFERSON FUSIONiSTS To FORCU
THEIR PEr ISSUE.
IL They DO There VIII he a Serious
and Fatal breach i'm the Denso-
cratic Rauks-Tibbafx rresacd to
Reconsider Action TO Withdrew
Special Dispatch to the pos,.In.

Special Dispatch 10 the Observation-Disclosures.
PORT TOWNSEND. Sept. 25.--Thera 10
= great effort being made ny the Demo-
cTats here 10 induce Harry T;hhals 70 re-
consider his decision not to accept the
given him II Port Angeles yesterday.
Judge ], \. Kuhn Is already hard at work
with Tibhals ana his friends. and IL -
sad .le has secured a promise from Tlh-
balls not 10 press his refusal for f,'w
ranged.
before the coming Democratic county cs n
vcn;lou. II develops that although tho
fasou!sis were defeated Ia the prima-. rs
here last night, they have a respectat,la
minority delegation from the city. wig lie
the country IL said 10 he almost solid 4 Or
fusion. If fusion ia forced on the convAn-
ton, as now seems not ualikeiy. 1t W IL
result In a serious AMI fatal breach in he
Democratic ranks. Tihhals himself "a q
strong anti-fusionist. and at the time OF
the Democratic convention held here g.
Gently 20 elect delegates To the Ellensb,n e
convention, he made h.ttor speech again sc
fusion and declars 4 he would have MOTH
Ing 20 90 with politics this year except aus
IL strAight-GGt, anti-fls4ou Democrat.
TIhbaiS WAS asserting on the street va -
terday that II he stood for the senate CO r.
tain ReFu 3iicans would help elect him. Ets
mentioned some names his intention " -
ing clearly 10 leave the inference that See -
DO something for him. As soon as thes q
gentlemen learned of the use OF ths !r
names, however they took the trouble to
deny any interest IN Tibbais' candidacy or
campaign, and pledged their support oo
Mr. Ciapp and the other Republican noIr.i-
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FATALITIES FOLLOWED
In THIS VESSELS WAKE.
First the Captain Died and Then the
Mate. Leaving the Bark in Ia
experienced Hands,

PHILADELPHIA. sept. -a.--The German
bark Olga arrived al Delaware fsreakwater
tonight FOR orders from Sgnaraag. lava. lad
tn with sugar. she brought - a close Il
voyage OF strange fatalities. having only i
few q. the orig nal officers on beard capt
Dreycr, tho commander. and Ave otAe -
having died Of that dread disease scuFNy
which 50 often breaks oilt On bparl vessels
trcfG2 the FAR east.
The Olga sailed from S0urabaya on April
>. When about two months our tie disease
firSt made lis appearance and one by one
tae then were taken III until the ships conf
pany was reduced 70 four nlea able 20 be
about. Capt. DTeyer Was among the first
TO he stricken He lasted only a few days.
suffering greet agony, Then the mate took
charge and he, TOO. was stricken down.
leaving IN charge OK the vessel men who
had little knowledge Of navigation.
When 81. MCh2els was reached a new
captain was taken aboard and the faiefui
voyage was continued. The Olga IS now
waiting orders and VIII probably come TO
this port 70 discharge her cargo.
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ANDERSON LOST THE GAME.
Pounded for Eight Hits In the Ninth
Inning Yesterday.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelllgencer
TACOMA. y pt. 23.- Pitcher Anderson, Of
Seattle. was numerically punished In the
last inning OF todays game With Tacoma.
ana III fact host the game for his team.
Eigh: hits were male ~ him In the nu.h
inning which Melted the home team eleven
runs. Prior 10 the last iuuiug the game
stood to III favor of Seattle. II was a
clear case OF slaughter in the ninth. Six
teen men faced the visiting pitcher in this
inning ana the way they lined out hits was
surprising. In View of the first fairly well
played eight innings
For Tacoma Bahbitt. in the box, pitched
his usual strong eama, He retired seven
men on strikes, lex one batsman walk n
first and vas found for seven scattered
hits Kieiber pat up a strong game back
of the hat Anderson and Hl0n3o. battery
for Seattle played good ball mp "a the
last inning. But five hits had been made
off Anderson UP 10 the ninth and up to the
seventh inning but one hit had been made
although thu Tacomans had scored two
runs In the last inning the pitcher went
all 10 pieces for some cause. and seemed -
have 10 interest III trying 70 outgenerai
tn. Tacoma hattors.
t.orAett ii right field for Seattle was the
star Of the day Nothing Was too hard sor
him that came near MIS- territory and some
OF his running catches were remarkably
he the best outfe3d playing seen here this
season Far Tacoma Stoticr Clarke ard
Kle!oer pat up a clever game. The game
was the hast of the season and was played
for The benefit ~ the members Of both
teams An unusually large crowd was -
Attendance.
F'olIowlug is the sc9ye of The game:
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CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
one Man KILLED and Another BaA1 3
Hart Mt Yakima.

Special Dispatch 30 the Post-InteiiiseaceA
NORTH YAKIMA. Sept. 25.--Dan Reets.
an man who had been III in tina hospltsS
here for several weeks while walking On
tne railroad track near the stock yards
south ~ the city. was run over and killp1
today ~ a freight train which was switch.
Ing ON the r. Reagan was deaf and dj0
not hear the shouts OF warning os tho tralu
crew.
1-ssa train ran over the body, cutting Il ~
two in the middle Reagan had bean nvSA0
here but short time, coming TO YAkimmD
from Oregon. A cproner's inquest placed No
blame On tha railroad company.
Louis T9otl, q German section hand, wao
r3In over ny hand car carrying ten men
tbs morning and was badly crushed ana
bruised. His life ia not In danger. uo fell
of the Cd. while Il was IN motion.
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TRAIN ROBBERS ARRESTED.
Missouri Pacific Suspects Taken into
Custody In Kansas city.

KANSAS CITY. Sept 25.--f-A.ef # Police
Hays tonight received telephone MOS
SAGE from -. joe ina; three men suspe, irI
% completely IN the robbery Of tho Mis-
souri, Pac-1tc train cut OF Kansas city On
Friday night have been arrested in that
cts.
Their names were given as John Ryan
James McCIeary and John Morgan ard II
is alleged they had IN their posse ssi0n $50
in mutilated gretabacks- The explosion
that wrecked the baggage car and the Pa
clnc Express Company two safes is BE-
ileyed 10 have nlufs!afc1 Il rot destroyed.
any ya.uables contained IN the safes.
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Officers Elected Mt Toronto - Next
Convention mt Des Noines.

TORONTO. Ont. Sept. @5.--Ths Brother
hood Of Locomotive F.cemen's convention
terminated With the eiecii0n Of officers, as
follows
Gran8 executive committee t " Saw
yeF. Winnipeg. J. Coots aBd ]. +. McSane
u OHIO. J. II Scott and Asa Dillon. OF
Kansas.
n. ". Sawyer was elected chairman of
the grand executive heard. au1 j. II
Murray II Denver. attorney.
Dies Mciaes won tAe vote fo- the 100 con
veutior Gold watches were presented -
Nessrs Hannahau Wilson and MAR IL.
tra:ao y .agEnent q their sertices.
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OMAHA EXPOSITION
FINANCES ALL RIGHT
Its Cash balance Is More Than $780,
600 Above Its Iiabitities-fre-
miums tn He Paid Promptly.

OMAHA. Sept. 25-rhe total receipts ot
the exposition 10 date have been nearly
s-01lso. It's cash balance in the bank Is
Si2o,n90 or moro than $50. COCO above its
liabilities. The exposition mas spproprl-
ated $4,000 covering the cost OF the 1--we
stock. including premiums There is no
doubt that every premium VIII be paid
promptly.
on October 3 the congress u literature
couyencs. AIR Hamiin Garland viii pre-
side. ard Dr. Richard Barton. O. l.. Tr!sEs.
John Brigham ard Herbert Bashford are
among the speakers announced.
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sozai experss which professional riders viii
bs compelled 10 ssaad. I tank Al q a-sT
r rsss< Ts- ne ne s.ee@a: a. New wes.l--
ster vii saiy y too glad &c Do 50.
L. 2 Murdoch. wno nas Just returned
f-xm 3 tip up coYrer EsoaGtais. o2e -
the olytrslEss- says tnat & : row a-Ea@sN
too haze FOR peUpse wEs3 az ros thoroughly
acqaaSntsd sath tile @2aItEy % ven;3 =
Into tszs mountains ttfs remarks apply
specially - Ehes EevFItggy TsacS1sss ~ n y
@. the H5o<3spert Aad Lake CzlsslTrzaE route
He F~3sats cat The Danger . losing ING
an overlooked foot lcg q: csae .isat aas
hesn washed away. The uIi-t.ners d nst
attempt trips 1870 Size dangerous p4scsS
~ th&s THE % yea- because slaey yea IL
weather. II person = c4ashs ~ STERN
while N tae o!ymples AZ tsIs Time 81 yesr.
ne Deeds al his energy afl5 saqeFaourd-
ance o. grit 70 nelg BITE through
TIE annual soGrnssnen. ~ the Wasting
ton state - 2rts frla5 : -.ssoe1a Ion for tie
az Wes1 Seattle t1c;ober e. - ard -. The
CID system - giving numerous MERCHANDISE
prizes w.. he eliminated. Those vito shoot
VII stand = chance @. winning money or
nothing Tia Seattle Rod and Gan Cub.
under yh0se auspices TIRE tournament VIII
be held, has Eor decided hew much money
II NIL ada 10 'hc regular poois.
NJ. II. Young. who may justly be termed
the father ~ whist IN Seattle, Is organ
igi1g a ne~ whist Cub. Rooms have been
secured IL the Pioneer block and the open
lag play Of tde season wI-l commence about
TIE arSl % Tex. month There viii not be
i chess annex 10 The club. as there vas 10
ths Cd. bat instead a rev feature Will be
introduced Tbs feature viii be A weekly
pay IL Viii = ladies vii. % invited 70 par
ticlpafe. Tie name OF the organization
Ws[t be the Seattle Whist Club.
The frs; indoor athletic meet OF the sea-
son an THIS city vii be held Saturday az
teTnoon. October : The Armary Will Prob
aSly II the place II Will really he an ex-
hi6s5l0n Of che work accomplished by the
VI. G. \. n Portland Tacoma and Sc
at'ie. The athletics from TIE university
save been 3avIted II compete. Following
y the pTosTa NINE. basket bali, Portland
- Tacoma SEATTLE Y. II. - 4. VS.. the l.
~ N. ami the winners against each 9TH
er; &-yar3 dash, running nigh jump. work
on German horse, work on parallel bars:
relay race. score viii be kept ~ points
and winning organization viii probably re-
ceiVa a cup The relay Will be counted as
follows: First. Is points; second 10: third,
5 Basket ball points will be follows:
First. -; second. 10 On all other events
1rSts Will count 5. seconds ; and thirds i.
No admission will be charged but aimis-
sion viii be by ticket. which viii be given
out judiciousiy. PEE BEE.
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soldiers Returning 10 Porto Rico,

NV YORK. seft. 25-~Twersy- fivo
members % fae alxta Massachusetts ar
fiF.I acre t7!ay on the transport Lowell
from Nsssa essGsetfs On their way 70 Porto
Hieu. TIE men have been on a fsirlossgn
as.,5 q ~a noa returning 20 their commands.
T1eF We're sent . G0yerrog's island 20
await Instruction. tsoEa GsparterznAstca
Gll. + u4hal
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Ex-President Harrison VIII Operx.

TOLEDO. Sept. 25.-E.x-pressdent Hal.i-
son has consented TO open the campa i'm
In Northwestern Ohio ut Toledo October. g.
This promise comes TO tho LINCOLN Club
and is given with the understanding that i,s
VIII be here II no assignment In given tdns
elsewhere. Congressman poliiver will be-
another speaker al this meeting which liz to
bss for t!iss entire Ninth district.
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were 81 todays game. Woiver;on az third
Taylor and Nici90is IN tire points. All
made a very good showing. Taylor pitch
ID splendid bail anal sIls ninth. when ne
became a little ratified. Hart proved
mark for the locals, Score:
r. 81. Z
Pittsaarg ...... ....... ......s O
Battericss-Taylor and Nichols. Hart ana
bowernan. UmpIfes-O'Day and Enaslls.
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CIRCUS MEN GET AWAY. -
Matter Compounded and Attach~
nenfs Observation-Disclosures Held.

SPECIAL Dispatch 70 ths Post-intell!gencer.
SPOKANE, Sept 2s-Tns Lemen bsoth3
eTs, arrested here by the sheriff last nights
on "A c1aTge q assault with intent - conn
IN. murder. succeeded In compromising
the matter t6{s morning and also sscure1
"A rslaasc 81 The attachments upon thu cirS
Gus sad -be ouiat pulled out today,
NAl3flns. f.sc hc~N GAuE1sgnaD VIII. how
ever he held for trial for assault and rob-
b. ~
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independents ia Name Another.

NEW YORK. Sept &.-Col. Roosevelt
having declined 10 accept the nominatieu
for governor rendered him by the Ind -
pendent Cifizens' movement. that orsani-
whose Mans VIII bo made public tonhlr.
FCW
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nrsun sfili IN Washington.

WASHINGTON Sept 3 Col. ~. J
fsrvar. % the Tn'r1 %eAfaska iS st3i 81
Washington aua:fsrr resly from 'ns
var a~.actn.cnt Tegar&lng MS fsGHest ffr
ire g.seharse - ne SIX raen ~ kss Thei-
fneat, HE AL probably pave tomorrow
frr Jacksonville
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NEW YORK. Sept "a man registered
as VI Pu2e a seconi-class passenger On
me steamer Ia Gascogne. from Havrs,
was found j. Al IN his cabin on the mora
ing - September - having committed SUI
eide ~ hanging IL was about - years
cd ard left nothing tina, would reveal his
Identity.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-~A congress of
mothers. under the anspgc"s of the nation
tobe~ {. = and 10 All Interested III the ex-
position are invited TO attend. There viii
be q meeting in omaha OF the nat!ansl
Erg2s,
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"A TOR
Bss-sths >lhs ssd y9g haTs AVIS 8ogs-1
Signature Il &Ngzxsx

North Yakima Is working IS chain gang
20 easi purpose t,y repairing the roads 70
lna stale fair grolu18.
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q TIE evening. Jack Dosneg'- ard JACK
DAILY are a!za billed sor f2Q- ToGn9 E7-
TINS Molina brothers wff give a boxing
exssbliiont TaeEe w.li DC music during the
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FasAy I2EifEft Oa@ UT q. a%SE ksENFSs8
aSd az the same time mas. notorious IaeaS-
r.e2I ard sporting En~n IN the country. az
rived In Seattle ias. evening and called OF
nS numerous friends Wien NJ heard ina.
3 esnsflI vas 70 be SYVee JACK Green M
solsnfeeFs1l 10 taEe rarE HI MI - 3aas'is
sifsg Gt4e fsB s0aEz Barnett = tas man
Who saet an arm of1 jena Bun, the sfRcea
Die waite-FlasF@G sport MO locks Ike
church deacon Thry taa an arEDTr7 ., 81
the fine p3.1.s IL Asfis game % t1ssr Ok 4.
prior to the e1p!os.oa.
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brown. Nearly Win IA Game.

CHICAGO, sept. =.-Tasse Esw Orphans
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

Mr. Modesto Tommei, OF Fifth street,
has the agency for the celebrated mineral
water OF Monecatini, Italy. This water
il the same as is supplied to the inyalids
and patients who yearly visit that city.
and contains great medicinal properties
and s cure for various ills and ailments,
such as heart and private diseases, ca
tarrh, etc, and is also very gentle pur-
gatiye. Mr.. Tommei brought number
OF bottles OF the water with him when he
returned from Italy last winter and has
Il Tor sale at bis store, where will gladly
explain it's good qualities to those desir.
ing to test IL At the Chicago fruit store,
Filth street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

Ii is with pleasure we publish the follow
ing: "Tbis is to certify that was ter.
rible sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for
over six months. and was treated by
some OF the best physicians in our city
and all to no avail. DIR. Bell, our drug
gist, recommended Electric Bitters; and
after taking two bottles, / was entirely
cured. l now take great pleasure in
recommending them to anv person suffer
ing from this terrible malady. l am
gratefully yours, NJ. A. hogarty, Lexing.
ton, KY" Sold by d. T. Macdonald,
Calumet, and at Belhumeur's, Lake Lin
den
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dover and two daugh.
tiers, OF Staples, Mimi, who have spent
the last four weeks visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Gilbert, left for their home
on the India. Mr.. Dover was resident
OF the copper country thirty years ago.
and this is his first visit since then. He
was surprised at the great change that
has taken place in the mining and bust
ness enterprises here.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22
A Wonderful Gift.

Madame Smith, the world renowned
clairyoyant. renowned for her correct
and truthful reading of the past, present
and future events OF life; gives names and
perfect description OF people unknown to
her; locates lost or stolen property; 10.
Gates diseases and tells il durable. Is
now located for few days at Suites
private hotel, over Union tea store, Fifth
street. Office hours from 8 a. m. to 8
ID. m.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

The laying OF the corner stone OF the
new German Reformed church near the
Laurium depot will take place Sunday
afternoon, july 81, at $50 o'clock. Rev.
Hesse will deliver an address in German
and Rev. Hunter will speak in English.
The choir OF the German Reformed church
OF Lake Linden will assist. Everybody
is invited.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22
village OF Lsurium-Tax Notice.

Taxes are now due and l will receive
same sny time at Viyian's store. Prop
erty owners in the new addition should
bear in mind that they are assessed this
year. BEN SCHWARTZ,
Village Treasurer.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

All outstanding bills against the Recha.
bites for their annual picnic held on Sat.
urday, July 16. must be presented to
John Layers before Saturday, July %,
in order to have them allowed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

The ladies OF Calumet have collected
SOB for the Red Cross society. which
amount will be forwarded to Funk &
Wagnalls Co., New York. and from there
be sent direct to Clara Barton. This
amount was secured in two days and 1t
is, indeed. a nice little sum.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

WANTED AT ONcE-Good steady deliv
cry man for butcher; one accustomed to
cutting meat preferred. Apply to Wat
son, News Office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

Look we'll Photos mot only for tim
but foreyer) are easy to get at Steck
bauer's.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

Family washing taken in or will 90 ou
by the day. Cleaning also done. Appl,
to Mary Kalzmayek, 436 Seventh street
Red Jacket.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

FoUND-A pocket book. Owner car
have same by calling at this Office ant
paying for this ad.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

Dewey suits for children. all sizes, con
posed OF coat, pants, cap and suspender
at the Star Clothing House.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

Clean up. We have polishes for all
kinds OF furniture, brass. silver, nickle
plate, copper, etc., Carlton Hard ware Co
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22
LIST Class End Class

The above rates will apply to all inter-
mediate points. II you have In contem-
plation trip to the east now IL the time
TO take advantage OF this reduction in
rates. For further information please
apply to stationand ticket agents.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

Fine watch repairing at lowest price,.
LEVIN JEwELRY Co.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

Razor, razor strops, pocket knives a
bed rock prices at Carlton Hardware CO
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22
yellow Jsundiee Cured.

Suffering humanity should be supplied
With every means possible for ito relief.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

BIVERT OLbON-Funeral diectorr ano
practical embalmer. Established In 1876. Scott
street. Red Jacket Night Calls by telephone
or otherwise promptly attended to.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-22

The d., y. 8, & A. Railway has nov In
effect to the aforementioned Eastern
Points via Sault Ste Marie, the following
very low fares