The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-31

court calendar for the Septemte
session of the grand jury, Arthur
Middleton and John Kosser for CRANE
larceny.
Try one of Sam Rapson's delicious
ice cream sodas. A dozen 1avors tC
choose from. Also crushed fruits.
Capt. Frank Kent left for the
Mesaba range Tuesday morning where
he will take charge of the Howe
work at Bender, vice Capt. John
Cowling resigned.
Capt. John Cowling returned Wed
nesday evening from Bender on the
Mesaba range where he had been con-
Quoting work for Geo. G.. Howe and
and others having resigned his posit-
ion.
100 pounds of Lillibridge's finest
chocolates just received at Sam Rap
sons, fresh from the factory.
F. L. Colvin, of the firm, Colvin &
Robb, Eyeleth, was in the city over
Sunday visiting with friends, guest at
the Bale residence, where Miss Col
vim, mis- sister, is visiting for few
weeks.
Ezra E. Ely, of the Ely Clothing
company who has been conducting
the affairs Of the concern since Mr.
Horovitz' departure for Europe, left
Wednesday morning for his home at
Erbsville, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustaf Paka mourn
the loss of their 16 months-old
daughter which occurred Monday of
inflama tion of the bowels following
measles. The funeral occurred Tues
day from the Finn church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis EiseHach
chaperoned party to BURNSIDE Sun
day and an enjoyable time was had.
The party was composed of young
people and lunches were the principal
feature of the day. All speak in glow
ing terms of Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenach
as entertainers.
Try one of Sam Rapson's cool, re-
fresh ing ice cream sOdas. The finest
cream and the best soda drawn from
one of the best fountains in the north
west.
The nineteen months old son of
Mr. nn6 Mrs &, ;ol
Monday after IL lingering illness of
over months duration, of inflama.
tion of the bowels The funeral oc-
Cured Tuesday. The family have
the sympathy of the ghborhoOd in
this their second atflctiOn inside Il
month.
Mrs. E. A. White and children took
their departure yesterday morning
for Baker CITY, Idaho, where they
will join Mr.. White and make their
home in the future. During their
residence in this city of over ten
years, Mr.. and Mrs. White and family
have made many friends who wish
them success in their new western
home
Beginning Aug. 1st the Northern
Pacific adopted the plan of serving
breakfast and luncheon on all it's
trans-continental trains on the la
carte plan-pay for what you eat;
dinner will be served as heretofore,
table d'hote. s1.OO. This applies to
both North Coast Limited and
the Pacific and Twin City Express
trains.
"The politician is my shepherd; 1
shall not want any good thing during
the campaign. He leadeth me in the
saloon for my votes sake; lie filleth
my pocket with good cigars, my glass
with beer runneth over. He prepar-
eth my ticket in the presence of my
| better judgment. Yea, though 1
walk through the mud and rain to
vote for him, and shout myself hoarse
when he is elected, straightway he
forgetteth me; 10. when / meet him in
his own office lie knoweth me not.
Surely the wool has been pulled over
mine eyes all the days of my life."
When man owes $3.50 and doesn't
pay it at the end of week he never
/ pays his debts; if the $3.50 runs five
weeks" he's a dead beat;" if he has div
ers hundreds of unsettled accounts on
the yearly cleanup of the trades
mems books she is temporarily en-
barrassed;" II he gets his relatives
and friends to endorse his paper and
| leaves them to settle ''he is in finan-
cial difficulties;" if lie steals right and
left and enough lawfully, he may be
accused of "bypothecating his COL
laterals;" If he wrecks a few friends,
and better, few public institutions,
where he amount runs into six fig
ures, '.be is an unfortunate financier,
with, however, great future before
him."