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4 ST. louis n. II. CO.
Coupons due January LIST. lsas: from First Mort.
gage Bonds OF this Company Will be paid after that
date upon presentation, at the once OF the Central
Trust Company, 81 Wall Street. New York.
+. II. DAVIS, Treasurer.
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Gnited &tates
St(ortaaQe & Grmst Co.

50 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
CAPITAL ....-..... 49,. O., O0O, 600.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Collateral Trust 6 q Bonds.

Coupons due january list. ls8s will be
paid on presrntntion at the onlce or the UNION
TRUST c OF NEW YORK. no. so
Broadway. on and inter January Bird, lsoa.
Referring to the above notice the amount
tho coupon duo January Iat, 1aOs. on bcads
represented by UNION TRUST GER
TIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Will be paid on and
AFTER January 8rd. IS0s on presentation and
stamping or the Certihcates by
UNIOX TRUsr OF NEW YORK.
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mi BOWERY HANK "E EW IoRk,-

Tho Board OF Directors have this day declared a
semi.annual dividend OF Six per cent. and an extra
one OF four per cent. free OF tax. out OF the earnings
OF the current SIX months, payable on and after Jan
Sd. 1893.
The transfer books will remain closed until that
date. WIN. r. KURAU,
Eaahiar
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No. 40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Dec. 2s. 1897.
Coupons OF the First Mortgage Bonds Of the Louis.
willie. New Albany and Chicago Railway Company.
and the coupons OF the refundinR mortgage six and
Five Per Cent Bonds OF this Company. due Jan. l.
1893. will be paid at the Chase National Bank. No.
So Cedar ST., New York.
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GinanriaI.

1br other advertisement under this headline see
Seventh Page.
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HAMA.

- NEW 1UHh, Dec. "a, IbUI.
N Stock OF this bank has been declared, payable ON
and after January I'd. 1905. The transfer books will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03

GUAYMAs. Dec. 25.-The sale of the In
beaud of Paris for several million dollars has
been the result of prolonged and thorough inves-
tigation Of this great copper deposit. The ex-
nous quantity of ore OF fine quality in tho
mines. Messrs. Rothschild and Mirabeaud
with the west coast and the other with the
western branch of the Mexican National Rail-
road.
A Californian just returned from tho Yaqui
country says that most of the people who arc
going there are from Arizona or California.
where there Is ten times as much placer gold
easy of access as the Yaqui River sands con-
tain"
In the Chuenbabe, Sonora. a body Of gold ore
has been uncovered. In the Cerro Prleto a
ledge varying from five to twelve feet wide has
been struck III 200 feet, from which the assays
vary from SO to SIS in gold.
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THE CHICAGO RAILWAYS AND
UNION STOCK YARDS
OFFICE OF THE 40 WALL. STREET.
NEW YORK. Dec. 81, 1877.
Coupons No. Is OF the Conpany's Co lateral Trust
8 per cent. Gold Bonds Will b paid on aud after Jan:
Trust Company. and in London al the ofice OF Blake.
Boisseyain & Company.
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Srlert board.

kast Side
OdTH ST. IS RAST.-ExceptionAl opportunity fes
Of high.class board and large, well'appointod rooms
IN refined house; desirable location; best references
exchanged.
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PRINTED MATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &C.. for Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&C., for other pa t. OF Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays, and Cunard. French and
German steamers on saturdays take Printed Mat
ter. &c. for all countries for which they are ad.
vertised to carry nrnil.
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TITLE AND Trust co.
lao BROADWAY. NEW YORK. December 2l. 1897.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWu PER c Mt.
has been this day declared bv the Board or Trls.
tees, payable January 3, 1898. TO sto kh"llers ~
record on the closing OF tho transfer books al . + M:
on Dpcember "a. 1897. Tho books Will ho opened
at 10 A. NJ. January q, 1898.
LOUIsyIILE, MEyDERSOX AND 1T. LOUIS
RAILWAY ca.
list Ntgr. y per cent. Gold h'"n"s'
The coupons OF tho above bonds. dGe jan ISL,
1SDS, will he paid on January ID, NJ me once OF tho
Railway Co, No. 7 Wall st. Room Nm
EDWIN VI. POST, Secretary.
rho Nrchn"icni Ruhbrr a. ""pHn,.
90 MURRAY STREET, NEW lokk' psc, ~; lssf
Coupons due Ian. |. 1898. on the FIRST Mortgage
Gold Bonds OF this company viii be pad upon pres
entatiOn on and after that date a. me once or the
Knickerbocker Trust ComrDnH, ~ broadway. New
York. WILLIAM T. bAlhD. treasurer.
INHE amount applicable for pay ment TO the holders
Il OF the coupons due Januury Isl, lSDh. OF the tx.
press Coal Line Glass Il Bonds Is hve dollars on each
coupon, payabie upon surrender Of the coupons at
this ONCE. THE STATE TRUST COMPANY
Trustee.
coupons maturing lst pro&iIno FROM the Detroit
u Citizens street Hallway Company first consoli.
dated mortgage 5 per cent, bonds Will hs paid, on
presentation. by the New York Security 4 Trust Com.
pany. on and aftrT that date,
snn Ermncisco a North Paciac R,Iiwm> Ia.
Coupon No. - OF the above railway, maturing Jan,
!. 1868, will be paid ON aud after J N. y. at the
once OF IADENBURG. THALMANN & 20 40 Wall
St., New York.
uRIUG! TRACTION
The coupons nt the Bridgeport Traction Company.
due Jan. ]. 1898. Will be paid on presentation. on
and after Jan. u. at the once OF REDMOND, KERR
q 81 Wall st' Ne" York CITY.
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W EST sIDK BANk,

NEW YORK. Dec. 2Sth, 1897.
The annual election for Directors OF this Bank will
be held at the Banking Room. Nos. 4s5 aud 4s7
Eighth avenue, on Tuesday, the l1th day OF January,
1898, between the hours OF 10 and II A. NJ.
TFIIR ak N aRnTuku S,..bI..
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mERuuANTs, EAaMAXGE XALloNAL BANK

2lst, 1897.
The Board OF Directors have this day declared .
dividend OF THREE PER CENT. on the capital stock
or this hank, free of tax, payable on and after Jan.
uary I'd, 1898. Tho transfer books will he closed
until that date, A. &. APGAR. Cashier.
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WILLIAM C. LANE, Treasurer.
n DENVER = nIo GnANDE II. r.. 90

NEW YORK December -. 1907.
The Board OF Directors has this day declared u semi.
annual dividend OF ONE PER CENT. on the Preferred
Capital S ocK OF the company out of the net earnings.
payable Jan. II, 1898,
The transfer books OF the preferred stock will close
at 3 2. NJ, Jan. IL, 1913, and reop II on the morning
of Jan. Is. 1898. GEORGE COPPELL.
Chairman of the Board.
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west Sido.
9TH ST. "a wEsT,-Medium sized room. with
l. I board; single or double; also single room; refer
ence.
CnrH ST, Y5i WEST.-Furnished front parioT.
~ with piano. So; other rooms: excellent ooardI
1I,50 TO 81.
y TIL ST. II WRST.-Handsomely furnished suitosy
Of W IN or without private table; also St parat4
rooms; references.
> fTH ST, - WEST Handsomely furnished large
III and small rooms ok 'elleut board; references.
Enru,shra EOoms& AparlmeuIS 10 Eft
S;-st s:Gs-
IREESWlCH ST. SIC, Rooms. 60c. night; Se peR
VI week upw ara; gaI. rraIins room. starr Hotel.
Isl "ond Floor. bath; suit. private bath; board
optional; permanent or transient; references. 10
West ADD.
1ETn ST., LAB WEST Newly furnished large and
~ snail rooms; closets, electric Lights, ana well
heated Frnt!emrn; references.
1STI ST. 297 WESI,--Iianrsomcly furnished,
I'D sunny. well heated room. with everything nrst
Glass gvlltl men; = ferences.
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O0FH ST, 254 WEST.-Furnishrd front parlor.
~ with piano. So; other rooms: excellent boardi
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9TH ST. "a wEST,-Medium sized room. with
| I board; single or double; also single room; refer
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Post Offire 9lntire.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested, as changes
may occur at any timeD
Foreign mails for tho week ending Jan. 8, 1903. will
close In NIL cases. at the General Post
Onicc as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close one
hour earlier than closing time shown below.
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Gin @abrcs gpriiebmDrt.

"9itd,t6 1T 70 erfpl9reih fpie Gr,
fclg." Ciele 8ehauptuug 1T nie beIs
fer bewielen ais fpie burh ben @rfcl9
ron Or. Bulls Souiten SDrup. Oiele
puneerbare Weoi5in furirt jebeu Sal
pcu Grfdltung Nuiten unb 8rdune in
Der flirSelten 3eit uub INNER nit @r>
fOls. Srau 6. SO. 3idarbs, 2214 6.
Cumberland Ctr, philabelpbia, Ya.,
ftlreibt: "c5d babe Or. SulPs 8 Souiten
SDrup felt 8 Sahren i'm @ebraud unb
fano i'm Elm iIderes Wtittel 9e9en
Srdune. sd, braudte i'm 1T ben
fdlimmiten Sdllen unb rattle alien
Watteru baHelbe 81 tbun." Or. Butts
6uften SDrup tcltet nur 25 @ent6.
8erIudt fein anberes Mittel fouoern
bleibt BET benz alten uno bepdbrten Or.
Sul's Suiten SDrup unb tbr tperbet
ME entdulht letn.
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Wbitebal germiuus.
gfeue Ginfabrt mad gtew gorf oia
y. & 8. 9. %. &1.-lln=
erreidte TacilitGten.

WbitsbaG Serminus, bic neue Gin.
fabrt uadb New Dort, bic ON Wontas
ben 10. SuIi pia Der Baltimore, ObiO
unb 5ibmeitlideu 8abu erbIfnet
tuurbe, ift bic gelegenfe Gtation mad
allen Sbeilen Der Stabt Nem Dort nnb
8rootlpn. Oieler terminus i(f an
ber South Gerrp, 6ffli@ bon ber Bat'
terp unb BON bier aus unter ben1felben
Da9e uerben gerbinbunsen sema9t
nit ben 3iigeu Der 3tpeiten. Dritten,
Sedfen unb Weunten Nuenue God.
balm; nit benen ber Broabnap. 60.
lumbus uub 2eSiaBton Hpeuue gabeI.
liuten; Ofs unb @efieite Riugbab.
men Der pferoebabnlinien; South.
6errp; Staten Sslanb Gerrp; 6amil.
ton aoenue uub 80. StraBe (Broot.
lpn) Gerrp.
Rauft Cure 8idets rad Stem Dori
tiber bte 9. & 8. 8. %. a'n unb 5br
entgebt allen nnbeauemlidbteiten.
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u u 8 I q d B.

- Wie bic 8erIiner rgoI. Na9r.4
meIben, entfaIteu bic ameritaniidea
Marine 4ttaGs5 tn Berlin, 2ouben
unb yaris eine unsewbbnli9e Sbdtig.
leit IN geriu@sn, 5@iife fur aries8s
swede su faufen,
Sm 8erliner Rei6siaasgebdube
1T ein goltSbertreter 3u 5all getoms
men: Der fd9fi9e 8ereroth nab abge.
oronete fur Greiberg, Director ber bor'
tigen fgI. 6Htteamerte, aurt Merbo@.
Der benz Rei9stas bereitS felt 1884 al.
geb6rt. gr gilt aus unb trng 3iemli9
smpfinbli6e BerIebuuseH ON aopfe
6aDon.
- Sn Marburs ffarb Der befaunte
Romanf6riftfeller unb frhbere 3eiie.
i6riftfeller unb Rriesseorreip ponbent
9ans WaGenbuien I'm Alter bon Il
Sabren.
- Sn @ifborn In bsr psopin3 9a.
nober 1T Der 2anbwirtb 8ergau. nell
der R@ cine 3eit In ben Ser. 5taaten
long aufgebaIteu batte. unter Der aa.
i1u!bigung berbafiet uorben, ben frf.
beren S6iffseapitdn Otto plafs bura
sinea S9uB in ben Naden ermsrbet
uno berau5t au baben.
- Das abgeorbnetenbaus bes 6fers
rei9if9en Gei6sratbes ermdblte unter
groBem Sumuit als neuen 1rafbenten
ben Or. b. Gahs, einsn eifrigen 9ers
treter flsrifal,conlerbatiber Sheen. gr
geb6rte aud mdbrenb Der lebteu fiRr.
mti9en Seeusn bes N5se0rbnetenbau,
les benz prdfbium an.
- Cine SepeIbe aus Wien mslbet :
Die pl6bIi9e Nbreile Der priu,eiFn
2ouiie ben Sa6Iens oburg'@st
8emablin bes prin5eu pbilipp BON
Sa6iea.@ @oburs. .gotba uub dlteRe
3ohter bes a6uigs 2eop0lb BON Bell
gien, BON Der &ipiera, bic Qleid3eitie
nit benz 8erf9minben bes 2ieateuants
Watta6i6s saeelewitd Omit benz lid Der
Yrina Bbilipp bDr aur3em buellirte)
erfoIgte, ift betannt geporben, uHD
3tnar In elmer Weiie, baB es unm6sli6
mar, bic Sadie gebeim su baIten. Sm
palaif BON @oburs III Der Nufentbolt
Der prinaefiin abiolut unbefannt. Sie
lteB f6 8eIo unter Der Ibrefe ibres
Oieners nod Monte Carlo fdiden unb
man nimmt an. baB fte iest in paris
lit, @s hub 56ritte bon benz regie-
reuben Sersog getbag uorbeu, etae se'
ri6tliG,e Sreuuuna berbeiauftibren,
bod merbeu bie gerbunblunsen auf
beionberen Wuui9 bes 6Rerreidii6en
Raiiers niGt In Mien itattfiuben.
@lei6Beiiis foll au@ Deriu6t uerbsu,
bic prinaeiin aIs Beri9nenberin IN.
ter gormunbfbaft au fsnen. Bring
pbilipps auseige, baB er nidt far bic
S9ulben Der Brin3eifn, baftbar
wdre, erfoIgts gerabe In benz augen.
bid, OILS Iebtere cine 4nlsibs auf ibre
Sutpeuen MAIDEN Dolte.
Der gorfanb bes Rei9s'6eft:
QusI6uHes bat als Stdtte fur bic gee
pIantsn NatiDuaIfefs &abssbeim se'
ndbIt. Inter Der 8ebinguug, baB bic
Sendbrfumme poa bei9afft nirb, fo[
bas 9tiebImnIb. @eldnbe preiswertb
ermorben meroeu.
- Sn Wannbeim iif Der Seuorilt
NbsI tuegen augriffS auf eiuen &eaen'
ienten, Der ibu uneaufis tritifirt bate.
3n 300 Mart Gelbfrafe beruribeiIt
uorbeu. Die sugeleseubeit bat bs'
trd9tIi4es slnfIeben erregt.
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ss.r4 Issale appIitaI ionen, neil fie ben tran.
ten &beiI bes Dbres ai9t errei@ea tSnmea.
% siebt nur eiaen 8es, bic Saubbsit ,u i,l.
rtreT, uns BET 1T brrd tonititutioneae SeiI,
mitteI. Iaubheit tpirs bura einen entlin,
hsten Suftanb Der f9leimiSea austlsibuus
Der GMta9iftsn RSbre Serurladt. @enn
bisfe R0bre lid sntsilnset, babt isr sinen
rtmSeInben Son oeer unbDlltomnteaeS &C.
tSr; unb tvenn iie gang sei9lohen IT, erfsIst
3aubbett, unS tpena bic gnt;iinbuas ssitht
seboben umb sieie 85hre tpieber to tbren se'
bbriaen Suftaab beriebt tperben fam, sstrS
Sas Gebsr fur ituttser seritSrt tperSen; neun
Saae uiter se9n ftnb bnr@ Satarrb serar'
(adt, ipeI6er ,titbtS ala Elm est3hnbeter Su'
faMb ser faleitnisen Oberfldsben 1T.
@ir tppuen sinbunsert Dollars fiji issen
(surdh 8atarrb serurIadten) SAL bon Saubs
keit eeben, ben trir ni6t bus1 @inne5men
BON SsiI's 8atarrbs Sur bsilen tSnlen. 2abt
Gu@ umipnit gireulare femrnen.
s. 3. gbenes & 60, Splese, ..
60 Bertauft bon Apotbetern rs Gents.
6an's GamiIisn.gilsn iinb bie befeu.
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e)enddern be5 Serrn b. 0anais pors
aunehmen bate. Sd bielt es fir meiue
8fIift, oos sebrelben al mid gu nebs
men.
rGine 9auaiu6una lei BEN, eiroien!
-llno meine 9riefe? Die griefe,
luelte er mir bier snrfd9ebeu ioilte?a
r@uTe 0o)eit laG9en fi9 herubiaen.
9ier 1T bieie aorreiponoem!"
nab, ae6en Sic bert"
0ie Gimme oes aaualiers erpiberte
lbarfen Cones; s@inen 9(ugenblid,
Wlsbame, einen augenblid. IS bebarf
5uoor eineT geritdubiguns 3wil1en
nns iiber bic geoinsansea.
t5Drtiesuua folaD
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Cinderella s9nb . galait.

8erseBt ni6t. bab nir unieren
Store mad 9au. 2O7 Mlamusa3 a3laaa,
swei Sduier itibli& Don unferem frh.
bereu @ef6dftsbauie, perleat baben.
tuo mir alle uuiere alien 3unben tpie'
bersuieben boffen unb nod biele neue
ba3u. ba mir nit ben beifen Waaren
bieaen f6nneu. uuier Store III gang
neu eingeri6tei, gut beatilirt uno isbr
bea. aommt uub ftattet uns einen
8eiu6 %, wenn Sbr aud ni6t ge'
rabe au faufea phuf@t.
6. 0amm,
@inberelIa 6 9ub,P | aft,
POT alamo pla;a.
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Cine fdrGe 2e6r.

Yerlhel6i9en Sie Sbren &0tper sesen
&ranfbeit Our9 ben @ebraua BON
3utt's Bi(len, elm itetS lideres SeiImits
tel ses.n &OpIidmsrseu, 0pspspli., Wius
laria, 8eritOpfnnS uno ale cumit pet.
panoten 2eibsn.
"Das Grifbrab Sfs Gsbens!''
Or. Gutt! Sbre 2eberptIsn iiub Sas
3ri,braO bss 9ebeus. Sd wsro. benz
3niau itetS bantbar iein, Der mid biss
islben tennen lsrnen lisB. 8. 6airlsisb,
Slate Cannon, Col.
Sutt'S Seber Yilen.
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W0abmdte @otel Sar,
OHs 6ou{fou > Stro

YTUWFUW ~9SUbVf
20 Mt. ~ atb. .... Gi8entbiimer.
Mlau finbet bier elm bor3aelihea
Glas Bier unlerer beimif9en graue.
reien. 8elonbere Anertenuung Der.
bienen bie Weiue, @isarren. Wbi8fies,
2isubre &C. BorsagItder 5rei'
iun6 beS oreenS unb Wa d.
mtttags. Siefe Wirtbi6aft erfreui
fi6 bes au8se3eihaeteu Rufes au bem
angenebmfen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be,
5tabt su sdbleu.
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Gull &lar's TIeiid)t,tarft.
731 Nlauos uns 8reIa,StraBe.

Rinb,, S6meiues, Sdaf. unb RaIb.
feif9 fiets In better Qualitdt. Warfe
alIer art.
Wdbrenb Der soilOn: aluiern unb
Slide.
8ute Daors. prOmpte 8ebienune.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-12
bound Over for Trial.

Eric Koski, the man who was arrested
on the charge OF stealing watch belong
ing tn Tom Koskella, mention OF which
WAS made a few days ago, was not let OF
90 easy as it was thought he would be
Although the watch has been returned to
the rightiul owner. the matter under.
went an investigation on the part OF the
prosecuting attorney and the result was
that Koski was held to answer the charge
OF larceny.
II seems that the mystery surrounding
the disappearance OF the watch has not
get been fully cleared up. Alter Kiosk
was arrested on the charge he took OF.
icer Slvola down to the stable and
showed him where the watch was hid
The officer took possession OF the watch
and later turned it oyer to it's rig htiuI own.
er. Koski evidently thought this would
close the matter but when questioned
aiterward he stated that he did not
steal the watch, but that one OF the other
men employed about the barn took il
and had told him where he hid 1T, there
lore be, Koski, was able to find it and re
tnrn it when called upon by the officer.
At the hearing yesterday number o
witnesses were examined and the Judge
thought the evidence against Koshi was
sufficient to bind him over for trial
Koski claims that he is innocent OF the
crime charged and that he can not bt
found guilty. Koskella, the mar
who had the watch stolen Is sat
isfied now. as he has his timepiecs
back again and doesn't care rap which
one 10 found guilty Of stealing IL.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-12
Free Of Charge 10 sufferers.

Cut this out and take it to your drug
gist and get a sample bottle OF King
New Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs
and Code, They do not ask TO buy
before irving. This will show YOU the
great merits oil this truly wonderful rem.
edy. and show you what can be accom-.
plished by the regular size bottle. This
is no experiment. and would be disas.
trous to the proprietors, did they not
know it would invariably cure. Many oil
the best physician are now using it in
most severe cases. It is guaranteed
Trial bottle free at d. T. MacDonalds
drug store. Regular size so and 81. Bel.
humeur's Lake Linden.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-12

Frank Webb, well known in this city,
and at present student at the North.
western University is making quite hit
in his literary and dramatic work at that
institution. In recent account of an
entertainment given by the literary
society OF the university in the Chicago
Record, appears his picture along with a
very fattering notice OF the part he took
in the entertainment. Mr.. Webb Ger.
tainly has bright future before him in
the dramatic line.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-12
Hordes of Excited Gold
Seekers Leave for
Land of Ice.
The Dog Buyer Is Victimized
nevs sell Hin a Couple OF Dogs and
the Owner Calls Around ana
Taxes Them Away.

George NJ. Brush, travelling freight
agent OF the Great Northern railroad,
with headquarters at Minneapolis. is Wis
iting in the city in the interests oil his
road. He is calling on the various bust
ness houses and trying TO work up fusi-
ness for the road he represents. Mr..
Brush covers a very large territory and
this is his first visit TO the copper coun-
try.
He says that in all the territory he
covers Klondlke talk is the whole thing
and from every town and hamlet parties
are starting out He says that from Sc.
Paul and Minneapolis the exodus is
something beyond all expectation and
every train takes out a large number,
many OF whom come from the surround
ing country and start out from that city.
His road found so many going to the
Klondke that their regular trains could
not accommodate them and they are now
running "Klondike Special out OF st.
Paul every day, Nearly every one OF the
Klondike gold hunters take their outfits
and dogs with them from st. Paul or
Minneapolis.
Narcisse MERCER and his party. which
consists OF nearly dozen left yesterday
and will make the journey by easy iaunts.
Mercier's party will probably beincreased
as they go on as there are many who are |
anxiAno 70 nil hi i'm, oil io L
knowledge OF the country. The party |
will make the trip over the Chilkoot pass |
"a MERCER thinks this route the easier OF |
the two. Another party OF Calumet |
people contemplate starting out next |
week.
KLoNDIKE DOGS GALORE.
The gentleman who is here purchasing
dogs for the klondike has troubles OF his
own and plenty OF them. The other day
a couple OF boys came to him with a pair
OF fine looking dogs. iust the kind he was
after and wanted to sell them. he was
a little suspicious about paying the boys
any money aud told them he would have
to see their parents,
He offered the boys good price for the
two dogs. The boys went.away but came
back later and again offered the dogs for
sale stating that their parents said the
price was all they wanted. He then took
the dogs and paid the boys. The next
day il developed that the boys stole the
dogs from someone else and made a little
money on the side. Then the boys
could not be found and the marshal
was put on the case. The boys
we're found aud the matter will prob
ably be settled by the boys parents
settling with the Kiondike dog man for
the money he is out and his return Of the
dogs TO their rightfuI owners, as the boys
are too young to prosecute. Unless this
.ei tlement il effected the matter will pro-
badly get into the courts.
He now has about sixty dogs. all OF
them fine. specimens and just the
thing for the Klondike country. He has
been picking them up IN large numbers
all er the town and will ship the entire
outfit when he gets carload.
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fainting or dizzy spells. The most won
deriul remedy for these women is Electric
Bltters. Thousands OF sufferersfrom Lame
Back and Weak Kidneys rise up and call
it blessed. 1t is the medicine for women.
Female complaints and Nervous troubles
OF all kinds are soon relieved by the use
OF Electric Btters. Delicate women
should keep this remedy on hand to
build mp the system. Only so cents per
bottle. For sale by d. I, Macdonald.
Red Jacket. and Belhumeur, Lake Lin.
den.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-12

The many friends OF Gilbert Trudell.
formerly OF this city, but now located at
Great Falls, Montana, will be pleased to
learn OF his marriage, to Miss Elizabeth
Deyer. a popular young lady OF that city.
The wedding was to have taken place
yesterday. Mr.. Trudell is the proprietor
OF the Elite Photo company and ia doing
very nicely in the west.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-12
Took a severe Cold After the Big
Fire.

Alter the big fire in Cripple Creek,
took very severe cold and tried many
remedies without help: the cold only be.
coming more settled. After using three
small bottles OF Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, both the cold and cough left
me, and in this high altitude it takes q
meritorious cough remedy to do any
good.-G. B. HENDERSON, Editor Daily
Advertiser, Cripple Creek, Colo. Sold by
Sodergren & Sodergren, Druggists.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-02-12
For sIeighing Parties.

Manner & Hunt, the liverymen OF LAIR
ium. have lately added to their stock a
number OF fine horses, new cutters. etc.
They would particularly call attention
to their four-horse sleigh which is just
the thing Tor sleighing parties as it will
comfortably hold twenty-four persons.