The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-02-27

ICnlcag0 ana the Eastern markets to
purchase the Spring and Summer
stock for 1.-The Big Store" Mr..
Korb makes these trips semiannnally.
| Pimples, faded complexion, chapp-
ed skin. red. rough hands, eczema.
letter. bad blood, cured in Il short
time, with Rocky Mountain Tea. the
great complexion restorer. a. S.
/ James.
/ The band boys are working indust-
rolisIy on the program for their con-
cert To be held on March b. Some of
the best local talent has been secured
to assist them. The organization is
known as the Ely Concert club and
has rendered is services for the band
Testimonial
Wednesday evening the fire alarm
brought out the fire department on
the double quick, the smoke house in
the rear of the Kapsch meat market
haying been Dissolved to be afire. A
small amount of water coupled with
| prompt action soon settled the
| threatened cunflagatIon.
II. F. Brady went to Cass Lake
| Tuesday morning To complete ar
engagements for joining the Hibbing
fire department with the tournament
association Of that section The
local department has severed all CON
nections with the range association.
I-Hibbing Ore.
The % entrymen whose timber and
stone claims in township IS, range IL.
were suspended on advices from the
special agent charging irregularities,
must appear before the land officials
within month or the entries will be
cancelled. If the entries and cancel
led the money paid will accrue to the
government and neither the entry
men nor persons to whom the land
has been transferred will be allowed
to retain the land.
Everyone comes away from Prof.
Newmann's entertainments completely
satisfied, as there nothing coarse
and low in its making the spectators
laugh genuine. In his own domain,
Professor Newman is unequalled, but
he does not appeal to nor support
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demonstrations very easily under
stood. Tho everything is scientific,
the situations are so funny that the
spectator simply rOars with laughter
and delight for Two solid hours. i
We had the pleasure of meeting
with our old townsman and former
proprietor af the Times. j. w. ROBBIE,
in Duluth Monday. Mr.. Robbie is
now selling -four for the Rush City
Roller Mills and intends. to call on
| the merchants on the ranges in the
interests Of that concern in week
or So,
An exchange says that in Turkey
all printing Offices must have only
one door and that must open On the
street All windows must be closed
by strong close wire netting. If such
IA custom prevailed in Texas how on
earth would an editor make his es-
cape when committee of ladies
called ON him to print $7.35 worth of
free job work and SO worth of free
notices for d I0c lunch party for the
purpose of raising money for well fed
missionaries in Bulgaria?-Hemp-
stead News.
There is IA great deal Of dissatis-
faction in this world. The man in
the city euvies the farmer and the
farmer wants to live in the city. The
money loaner complains at the low
rate of interest and the borrower says
it's too high. The small merchant
kicks on his sales and the big one OIL
his profits. The section hand thinks
the bank clerk is lord, and the clerk
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rich man can't see why he has one
puny child and his poor neignbor has
five boys and six girls that eat a peck
OF potatoes each meal, and the neigh
Dor can't see it either. The readers
are not satisfied with the paper and
the publisher with 400 subscribers in
arrears isn't satisfied either One
woman is looking for man while
another is looking for chance to get
rid of hers. A man spends fortune
in~furnishing home To make his
wife comfortable while his wife
spends her time at the neighbor's OF
with sewing circle. Oh, this is
awful, as the girls say, and they say
there is place after this with still
more dissatisfaction