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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
Princess Milena and Prince Nicholas
of Montenegro.

London. Aug. 10.-On the occasion
of this Jubilee as ruler on August
Is. Prince Nicholas of Montenegro Is
10 assume the status and title OF king.
and Montenegro will follow Servia and
Bulgaria into the circle of European
kingdoms. the name OF the old princi-
pality of the Black mountain being
changed to the ancient name of the
country-"Zeta." The ruler OF Monte
negro was first acknowledged as a
sovereign prince by Russia in 1862.
and the present ruler Nicholas !, as
sumed the style of royal highness in
1900. Prince Nicholas was born in
1S4l, and succeeded his uncle, Prince
Danilo /, in 1860. He is colonel of the
Russian Fifteenth rife regiment, and
of the Ninth regiment OF Servian in
fantry. Among his orders are the
Black Eagle and the st. Andrew cross
of Russia. His heir is Prince Danilo,
born i'm 1871. In honor of his accession,
il is given out, King Nicholas propos
es to establish Il special order of
knighthood.
Princess Mlena of Montenegro is
the wife of Prince Nicholas and, with
her husband. will on August 10 as
sumo royal rank as sovereign, and
become the Queen OF Zeta--a title
that of itself suggests romance. She
was born mt Cevo in 1SiI, and is the
mother OF nine childrenn-three sons
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
RURAL SYMPATHY.

The rural free delivery reaches its
flower OF perfection in Vermont.
Mr.. Carrier" said lady who was
summering among the mountains Il
have a letter. received several days
ago. saying a package had been for
warded 10 me by mail have not
received IL yet Have you seen any
thing ~ So"
- package?' asked the rural free
deliycrcr.
Eyes, sir"
What kind Of a package?"
why. a small PACKAGE box In
fsct-covered with paper, containing
some Of my property"
"a small box; pastetpard, probab-
Typ
Yes"
LET me see" pondercd the rural
free deliverer. "a package? oh, yes
guess that was your package / de-
livered TO Mrs. Brown down in the
foothills few days ago. She hadn't
any mail for "A long time, and kint
OF felt sorry for her."-Saturday
Evening Post.
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man together win not poll 5000 votes
above the straits.
On Thursday, July 2s. Mr.. Osborn
was the guest of the Taft club OF
Detroit on It's excursion TO Tashmoo
park. The crowd included some 1000
PEOPLE and among them the most act
I've political workers in the states
metropolis. A poll of the crowd
showed rs per cent as fayoring Os'
born.
An Osborn majority Of big proper
tions now seems assured in the First,
Second, Third. Seventh. Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth
districts. while II sentiment for Os-
born keeps swinging as steadily to-
ward his column during the next two
weeks as during the past two weeks
in the Fourth and Sixth districts these
two will fall in line. This leaves the
Fifth alone as debatable ground and
even in that district the Osborn lead
ers are sanguine and enthusiastic.
Claims of Osborn carrying Grand
Rapids, the home of Amos Mussel-
man, are frequently heard.
'rhe movement toward Osborn has
assumed all of the proportions OF a
landslide. The people Of Michigan
are done with Warnerism. and they
will not tolerate four years more OF
II by proxy, with Pat Kelley the pup
pet and Fred Warner pulling the
strings.
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and six daughters. one of her daugh'
tiers is the queen of Italy, two others
have married Russian grand dukes.
and one is married ~ Prince Francis
Joseph OF Battenberg. The two young
est are unmarried. On becoming
queen, her majesty, il is said, intends,
with her husband. the new king, 10
remodel the court at Cettinje on the
lines of the court OF Vienna, where,
after that of Spain, the most elaborate
and complicated system of etiquette
of any European court prevails.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
HoUeHToN eREVITIEs.

II looks as though the village Of
South Range may become involved in
litigation concerning the building Of
cement walks wherever they have
been ordered constructed. one of the
property owners Is refusing TO comply
with the dictum. not because he won't
build the walk but he thinks the grade
should be changed At its last meet
ing the village voted unanimously in
leaving the grade as fixed by the vii.
lago engineer.
A. A. Sprague Of Chicago. OF the
well known wholesale grocery house
of Sprague. Warner g. Co. was at the
head OF n small party which arrived
in Houghton yesterday morning on
the Pere Marquette 3. spent the af-
ternoon in Houghton and the copper
country. and continued their trip 10
Duluth via the Tioncsta last night.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
TWO POLITICAL SPEECHES.
Hon. n. DIN Young Addresses Audi
ences in Houehton and Hurontown.

ences in Houehton and Hurontown.
Hurontown- on the-hill and Houghtor
in-the- Hollow were afforded an OPP
portunity last evening to hear the
voice of the man who has been the rep
resentative in Congress Of this dis
trict for eight years and desires to be
returned TO his seat in that body this
fall Hon. II. O. Young spoke 10 a
gathering of people in Hurontown
early in the evening after being in
troduced by Township Clerk Charles
Little. The Isle Royale band fur
nished the music that drew the crowd
to the scene Of action.
After the Hurontown meeting had
been addressed the automobile from
was run down to the Douglass house
corner i'm Houghton, where the Quin-
CIV band was playing, although the adj
vertisements for the meeting in
Houghton had stated that "the Calu-
met & Hecla band will be present"
The speaker was introduced by r.
II. Shields and talked for about an
hour. principally about "the beauties
of Lake Superior and this part of the
state" and the S11,GOO.OOO spent upon
the waterways and harbors adjacent
to the lake by tho government during
the past several years, claiming part
of the responsibility for these APP
preparations. He also told his hear
ers of the supposed meanings Of tho
terms regular and "insurgent," as
applied 20 the divisions in Congress
and told some stories.
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New Kind of Greek Fire.

A new kind Of so called Greek fire
has been invented by German officer.
1t differs from the old Greek fire In
that it is not employed in the incen-
diary shells by which ships were once
upon time destroyed, hut s poured
out on the water ana directed against
hostile vessels. The fluid which occa-
sions this fire, and the composition OF
which will not be disclosed, Is OF such
a kind that It floats on the water and
it is impossible to extinguish the
flames
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Downward Course
Fast Being Realized BY Calumet
People.

Fast Being Realized BY Calumet
People.
4 little backache at trst
Daily increasing till the back Is
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;
Diabetes and finally Bright's dis
ease
THIS Is the downward course oil KID
ney us.
Dent take this course. caIu.nvt
residents should profit by the follow
ing experience.
Mrs. C. Carlton, $40 Alger st, Mar
quette, Mich, says: "For year my
Kidneys gave me much trouble and
| had attacks of backache. Hearing
good reports about Doan's Kidney
Pills, / decided to try them and pro-
cured a box. In short time after
[ commenced their use / felt better
and am now I'm good health. also
know OF other persons who have
taken this remedy and the results
have always been of the best. You
are welcome to use my name as one
who endorses Doans Kidney Pills
highly"
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster Miiburn CO.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
axe no other
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
Houehton Department
DECIDE Big GOLF EVENT
AT PORTAGE LAKE LINKS

Probably the most important event
I'm the seasons play at the Portage
Lake Golf Club is the playing this af-
ternoon for the Ben b. Bryan cup.
the winner of which is TO be acclaimed
champion OF the club. The play for
this trophy, unlike that of the play
for most OF the many other trophies
offered for the local players this sea-
son, is 10 be from the scratch, no
handicaps being given.
Because Of the fact that no handi-
caps are allowed those who are con-
sidered the weak players of the club
the drawing committee of the or
ganization has so arranged the pairs
for the match that n weak player Will
meet a strong one on the first fllght.
the sixteen entrants in the event
being grouped in four groups of four
players each. BY this arrangement
the committee believes that the weak
est PLAYERS will be eliminated i'm the
early flights and the semi and
finals be made more interesting be-
cause being played by the best play
ers of the club.
Following are the pairs as Sc
lected by the drawing committee:
Goodel rs. Hardness.
Zealand VS.. Worcester.
Moss VS.. T. S. Dee.
]. b. Dee VS.. Robinson.
Byrne VS.. Nichols.
Hodgson VS.. Thompson.
Pryor VS.. Pope.
Cairns VS.. Hubbard.
The two winners of each group of
four players will meet in the play of
the second flight and the four winners
of this flight will be paired automa-
tically for the playing of the semi-fin-
ais, from which play two of the four
will survive for the playing of the
final round.
The history of the play for the Ben
b. Bryan trophy is rather interesting,
this being the seventh year for which
it has been played. The rule govern
ing the final disposition of the tro-
ply and the club championship at the
same time is that one player must
have won the cup three different years
in order to become the permanent pos
SCISSOR of the cup. In the six years
it has been played for the cup has
been won twice each by Messrs. Pry-
or, Moss and Goodell. II is expected
that one OF these will become the per-
manent possessor of the trophy
through today's play.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
A discarded Lovers Revenge,

Here's brand new, made in Swift.
zerland form of revenge for discarded
lovers. A young couple at Davos were
to have been married. but the girl Tilted
her lover because he shaved or bis lit
tie beard. The Tilted man during the
night pasted all the love letters he had
received from his fancee on the walls
of her home. "Heartless girl. | return
you your letters" was inscribed in large
type above the correspondence.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
sior. MAR and Iorwerth.

or what realm should you guess
King Sior. Queen MAR and Prince Ior-
werth are the rulers present and TO
be? No. not Abyssinia. nor Cambodia.
nor yet one Of the Balkan states. Their
chief palaces are Buckingham and
Windsor. and in certain parts OF their
dominions they are known as King
George. Queen Mary and Prince Ed
ward. But to their loyal Welsh sub
jects they are Sior AID MAR and ior'
werth. Companion.
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BREAKING 1T GENTLY.

Simpkins always was soft-hcarted
and when 1t devolved upon him "a
break the news gently of Jones drown
ing TO tho bereaved Mrs. Jones IL cosi
him much paper, ink and perspira-
ton before he sent the following
Dear Mrs. Jones: Your husband
cannot come home today. because his
bathing suit was washed away.
"P. S.-Poor Jones was inside the
suit"-Modern Society.
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Liohtino the Way.

In the little Silesian town Of Zarkau
Che authorities have adopted an ingen-
ious automatic device for the benefit
of those who are afraid to go home in
the dark. The introduction OF coin
In a slot at the foot Of an electric light
standard after extinguishlng hours
will light the roadway for twelve min
I1N nr
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
Branch on Goeebic Range


Roach & Seeber, wholesale grocers
and cold storage dealers. with large
plants in Wisconsin, Marquette and
the copper country, expect to establish
a branch establishment on the Goge-
bic range, and they may select IRON
wood rs the proper place for it. 1t is
reported that the plant will represent
an investment of 100000
"Bill" Hart Promoted
bin Hart. engineer on the Crys-
tai Charming run, has been pro-
NOTED 10 the position of travelling en-
gineer for the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul railroad. His territory will
include the La Crosse. Prairie du
Chen, Mineral Point. Northern SUI
perior, wisconsin Valley and Milwau-
kee territory divisions. Mr.. Hart has
been running the Crystal Fails train
FOR four years. making Crystal Falls
| his home, and he is one of the finest
| fellows railroading. Mr.. Hart will live
at Milwaukee, to which place he will
move his family shortly.
! Nov Located in Iron Mountain
DIR. A. II. Thomas, of Ironwood, who
has bexcn specializing in the diseases
| Of the eye, car nose and throat, and
| in the application of the X-ray and
electricity to the treatment of certain
chronic ailments, has moved to Iror
| Mountain to locate permanently. DIR
| Thomas carries with him the very bes'
wishes the people of Ironwood ant
Hurley, in which cities he was en-
gagged as a general practitioner foi
so many years.
Escanaba Papers Consolidate
A newspaper deal WAS made last
week whereby a consolidation of tho
Iron Port with the Escanaba Weekly
Mirror was effected. The Iron Por
office of the Mirror and the subscrip'
ton lists of both papers have beer
combined The Job office formerly OPP
Grated by the iron Port will be con
tanned by Charles G. Metcalf undel
the name OF the Metcalf Press. The
deal in no way affects the Daily Mir
ror but pertains to the Weekly Mir
ror and Iron Port only.
Canning Factory for Stephenson
Secretary johnson Of the "Dooste
Club" has received such assurances
both from the Crary Canning com
pany and the businessmen and farm
ers in this part of the county that thu
building OF the pea canning factor!
may be considered certain at stephen
son. The Crazy Canning company ar
acquainted with the present condi
tons OF the farmers owing to be tn
drouth. and have consented to prop
osition made by the club that far
mers interested In the building OF tn
: factory and wish to subscribe foi
stock can pay for the same with par
of their pea crops In the next couple
! of years. BY acceding to this reques
! on the part ~ the club the compan,
: has shown itself ready and willing &
4 do even more than at first promised
: and Its generous offer makes II poss
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
LET DREDGING JOB SOON.

Specifications were sent out this
morning by the local United states
engineers office, calling for bids on
the dredging that will be done at Por-
tagc Lake. The job will be worth
approximately $4,000. as it calls Tor
the dredging of 10000 cubic yards
The date for the opening OF the bids
has been set for Aug. Is, when the
contract will be awarded o. the sue
cessful bidder Specifications have
been sent TO all the local dredging
companies. and with the awarding Of
the controct, work will Immediately
begin.-Duluth Herald
Now snlts arriving dolly al The Fa-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10
UPPER PENINSULA
OF THE DAY

heaviest tax payers aside from the
mines in the city are assessed as fol-
lows: Scott & Howe Lumber company.
$4,000; Twin city General Electric
company, 100000; Gogebic National
bank, 100000: Bank of Ironwood $34,-
600; Peoples Banking company. s20.-
600.
Brothers Die Same Week.
Timothy and Jerry Driscoll. brothers
of Mrs. steve McKevitt. of Ironwood.
died during the week, the former at
st. Louis, Mo-, and the younger broth
CIR at Grand View, wis. Timothy Dris-
coll was "a railroad syitchman, and
died from hemorrhage of the brain
following blow on the head from
the heavy door of refrigerator car.
The body arrived i'm Ironwood We'd
nesday from ST. Ambrose's church
He worked In the old Lake Shore
yards about twenty years ago, and was
well known TO the older railway men
of the Gogebic range. He was forty
i've years of age, and single. Thurs.
day afternoon "a telegram was rcceiv.
ed by Chief Frank saying that Jerry
! Driscol was lead at Grand View,
Wis, a small station on the Omaha
road west of Ashland. Mr.. McKevit,
left for Grand View Friday morning
and in the afternoon, a telegram was
received from him stating that the
dead man was Mrs. McKevitt's brother
and he would arrive with the body on
] Friday nights train. The cause OF
death was not stated i'm the telegram
/ Deceased was a single man and thir-
ty-two years old. The Driscoll broth.
ers were sons of the late John Driscoli
who died at Iron River, Mich, twelve
years ago, after many years service
with the Chicago & Northwestern rail
way.
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FOR SALE--Lot 3. block Wolverine
ST. Florida. Apply at Mrs. Chap
mans boarding house. l23 kearsarge
st. south
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All our $3.50 waists, August Clean
Up sale 79c at The Fashion, SO2 Fifth
street.
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FOR SALES room house No. 3044
SWedetown' road. Apply on PREM
Uses.
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FOR SALE-House and barn. 70f cor.
Weterworks and Pine SITS. Apply =.
a III. mine Office or 21S 9Th ct.
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FOR SALE--4 room house. No. 1895
behind Calumet dam. inquire withir.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-9- room house. modern
corveniences. steam heat. good foun-
iation and plumbing. Apply $50 Cam
oria ST., Calumet.
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S-rom house for sale. No. s7s on
Caledonia st. Particulars at Wick
strom e. Co.'S store Pine at
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FOR SALE-5 room house and barn
apply at 1863 Caledonia st.
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EMPLOYEES OF THE
CaIumet& HecIa Mn'gCo

Who wish to sell their houses or buy
houses on Co. Land; who have roo ne
to rent or who wish to renr rooms, are
invited to advertise in this colu"'n
without any expense.
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Valuation Increased over 100000

The assessment roll OF Ironwood, re-
Gently completed shows an increase
Of over half million dollars over the
total amount of the assessment last
year, nearly all OF the increase being
on the mining properties of the city.
The toal valuation of the real and per-
sonal property OF the city this year
is s6,079. 1906 as compared with total
of $5,543,SS5 last year, an increase of
s535,420. or this amount the increase
on the mining properties is s505,O0O
and on the balance OF the city s30,420.
The real estate of the city Is this year
assessed for s4.450.113; personal prop
erty. $1,629.1 1872. The assessment Of the
mining companies I'm the city this year
is: oliver Iron Mining company, 3d.
$50, 400; Newport Mining company,
81. 500, $780, Cleveland Cliffs Iron com
pany. sse6,72O. a total assessment on
the mines Of the city OF sA,s0o,000. the
assessment on the city outside OF the
mines being s1,27s,so5. Some Of the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-10

FOR SALE--9-room house. No. 42i0
10th st. Apply c. & ii. Co
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New suits arriving daily at The Fa-
shion, 800 Fifth street.
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ible for even the poorest farmers TO
assist in securing the plant. A fac.
tory of the dimensions proposed will
iake care of vast acreage Of peas
and other vegetables. In addition to
giving a large number of the younger
people an opportunity to earn money
during the summer. II will give the
farmers a ready market for crops
which will return good profits for the
labor invested and the amount OF land
used.
Ore Find in Luce County Reported
Is there any considerable body of
iron ore awaiting development in the
northern part of Luce county? If the
story told by William Conner, who
claims TO have found an ore bearing
vein and traced the outcroppings for
some distance. is half true, there is
bonanza awaiting some one who Sc
cures control of the property and de-
velops it. Mr.. Conner talked To the
Newberry News about his reported
find, and is confident that ne has dis
CONtItu ~ HtN anu NdiNdDlt Ott
He claims TO have been prospecting in
this region off and on for two years
| past and that assays of several diff
| ferent samples of ore have run as
high as So per cent. He Is very reti-
cent as to the location of his find, evil
IDENTIFY fearing that some one may rob
him of the benefit of his discovery.
Mr.. Connor returned to this region
from British Columbia a couple OF
years ago and claims to be an exper-
| fenced prospcctor. II has long been
known that there were considerable
bodies OF bog ore and small out-crop-
pings of hard orc existing in the north
end of the country but nothing has
heretofore been found indicating that
any considerable body OF ore existed
that would warrant exploratory work
being conducted. II is barely possible
that Mr.. Connor has stumbled across
paying vein Many people, however
acquainted with the territory, regard
the reported discovery as pure moon
shine and claim that the ohtcroppings
are merely small pockets that will
quickly pan out when the test pits are
sunk.
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FOR SALE-Seven- room house. $50
Caledonia ST., Calumet, Mich.
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FOR SAI.E-6-room house. ia Pine
st. Apply on premises.
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FOR SALE-5 room house, 4S2s Acorn
street, yellow Jacket 4
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FOR SALE-House No. 4OS6 Oak ST..
Yellow Jacket.
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FOR SALE-Four room couuga. 21os
Middle ST. Calumet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-07-03
ST MARk,S CHURCH.

Services at st. Marks church Sun
day, July 3rd. No services at 7:30 a.
m. Holy communion at II a. m.
Evening prayer p. m. There will
be a celebration of the holy COM
munion at 100 a. m. en- the porch
of the rector's cottage, st. Simon
Island, Sunday, July 3rd.
Open air services, Orange Park,
4:30 p. m. Sunday, July 3rd.
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To Attend Shoot-A number of
well-known trap shooters arrived in
the city yesterday to attend the tour
nament of the Brunswick Gun Club
to begin tomorrow morning. Among
those who arrived during the day
were: Waiter HSff, of Macon; j. H.
Estill, Of Savannah; G. H. Hillman,
Of Nashville; A. J. HILL of Dawson,
and J. T. Jones, of Macon. A large
number of shooters are expected to-
day.
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JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF
STOVES AT GAYS.

The directors of The National
Bank of Brunswick have this day de-
clared a dividend of four per cent.
-Four Dollars per share) out of the
earnings of the bank for the past six
months, payable on and after July
1st, 1910, to shareholders of record
this date. Checks covering this div
idend will be mailed.
C. H. Sheldon, Cashier.
Brunswick, Ga, June %, 1910.
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Savannah Auto Psrties-Two Sa

Savannah Auto Psrties-Two Sc.
vannah automobiles, each bringing a
party of visitors, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon. The machines
left Savannah yesterday morniSg and
made a good run to the city ~ Wis
itors will he here for a few days.
Those in the machines were: Miss
Alice McMillNn, Miss NJ, Bliss, F.
w. Dasher, w. S. Blum and George
Butler.
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Meets Tuesday. Week-The grand
jury has about competed its work
and when it adjourned Friday after
noon it was announced that another
meeting would be held week from
Tuesday, at which time it is ex
pected that the body will hand in
their presentments and adjourn.