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The Calumet news., 1912-07-12
BIG CIRCUS IL
MUCH ENJOYED
RINGlING BROS. DO SPLENDID
BUSINESS IN HANCOCK YES
TERpAY AFTERNOON
AND EVENING.

Yesterday was TO all intents and
purposes a general holiday in Hancock
and vicinity on account Of the visit
of Ringling Brothers circus, which ex
bibited here yesterday afternoon and
evening. The offices In the county
building I'm Houghton were temporar-
iIy deserted while the parade was taxi
ing place in the morning, and at Chas-
sell and Pequaming the saw mills were
closed down for the entire day In order
that employees might take In the show.
After the passage of the parade the
crush of automobiles was enormous,
the scene resembling meet of mo
florists. cars being present from every
part of Houghton county.
The morning parade was fully two
miles long, and many unique features
were shown. among the most strik p
ing being the team of sixteen came g
attached to chariot. the team har-
messed 10 a wagon. and the groups
representing various foreign nations
each i'm characteristic dress and carry
,ng national colors. The display Of
open dens of wild beasts was Lesson
in natural history. polar and black
bears. lions, leopGrds. ard some mag
nifcent Bengal tigers being among
those shown.
The afternoon performance was at
tended by an immense crowd which
was ably handled by the street ears,
trailers being run at intervals of a
few minutes, without delays on tie
ups. Another great crowd was present
in the evening and at each perform
ance the promise held out by advance
notices was more than fulfilled.
The spectacle of Joan OF Arc was be-
wildering in its magniiicence and all
the acts in the three big rings and
elevated stage were the best procur-
able. hlling two hours with sensation
and delight. The trained animal fca
lures were remarkably good and the
aerial acts of the trapeZe artists and
;umblers were thrilling and sldllfully
performed while the riding and hippo
drome races were almost a complete
show i'm themselves. The circus cX
hibits this afternoon and evening at
Calumet
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DouHLE-HEAoeR SUNDAY.

baseball fans VIII have the pleasure
of seeing q doublehcader at the Gale
doniau grounds Sunday afternoon
The Tamarack nine is scheduled t.
meet liubbcll sunday afternoon Man
ager J. a. 'Slattery viii call the first
same at 2;3e ana the Junior teams
will play after the hig contest. The
local players were defeated by the
Tamaracka In their last samc but they
will put dp strong fight for mex,
Sundays battle.
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ALTERING BUILDING.
Contractor Gsuthier Begins Work on
Repsth Building In Hancock.


Contractor Gauthier has started al
terations to the Repath building en-
quincy street occupied by the Bell Ba-
2aar and the OShinslly clothing store
that will when completed make a much
more attractive and mp to date struc-
ture than formerly. The eastern end
of the building is being raised a foot.
bringing II above the sidewalk level
and the entire front will he raised Snd
squared. The roof will be made Cat
in place of the old sloping roof.
The whole front OF the building. in
cludiu sthat part occupied by the
O'Shinsly store. will be made uniform
with galvanized iron i'm rock design,
and the cornice will be extended along
the entire top. Beside these changes
plate front will be put i'm the Bell
store and the interior of the latter
widened about two feet.
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MEN AND RELIGION.

There viii be a meeting in the Han
eoch N. T. church this evening Of the
several committees recently named for
the men and religion forward move
ment this being the INST general
meeting since the work OF organizing
the movement was completed. The So
cial service committee Is the only one
which mas accomplished any direct re-
suits, having influenced the council 10
arrange for several playgrounGs in the
city.
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MINERS PICNIC TOMORROW.

Will Be Addressed by s. L. Lawton,
Charles Bsrtolini and Others.
4 midsummer picric of the miners
of Hancock and vicinity is to be held
tomorrow at the Hancock grove WITH
music by the Hancock city band,
which will give concert program and
play FOR dancing until If p. m. A NUM-
Der of speakers are announced 10 give
addresses during the afternoon, among
the number Icing $. J.. Lawton. city
attorney of Hancock. Charles Barto-
llni. who viii speak in italian. George
J. Humon. who will give an address
in Finnish. and Edward Mccurdy. who
will make an English speech.
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m'eooRTY MAY COME.

There is prospect that Eddie Nc
Goorty. the noted middleweight boxer,
may be brought to Hancock In the near
future for contest with some other
well known athlete. Advices from
Chicago state that McGoorty Is en-
deavoring to arrange for matches in
the north country and there Is pros
pect that local promoters OF athletic
events may take him mp for contest
ut the driving park.
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ACKNOWLEDGE IT
Calumet Has to Bow TO the Inevitable
Scores of Citizens
prove ~


After reading the public statement
of this representative citizen OF Calu-
met given below, you must come ia
this conclusion: A remedy which cur
ed years ago, which has kept the kid
neys In good health since, can be re-
lied upon TO perform the same work
IN other cases. Read this:
u. NJ. Glllett, 7O1 Elm ST., Calumet
Mich, says II have often recon-
mended Doan's Kidney pills and know
mat they are fine medicine. MY
Kidneys were disordered and the ac-
ton of the kidneys too free. MY back
ached and there we're also sharp pains
IN my loins and sides. Being told that
Doan's Kidney pills were medicine
10 use ] gave them a trial. They re-
moved the pains and my kidneys be-
came normal" Statement given Aug.
%, 19i0)
A YEAR LATER.
When Mr.. Gillett was interviewed on
november i6. 1911. he said: "The re-
het have received from Doan's Kid
hey Pills has beer permanent My for
mer statement given In their praise
sun holds good"
For sale by all dealers. Price 5C
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan,s-ond
take no other.
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WILLIAMS -pUNsTAN.
Marriage Of Miss Alice AdeIaine VIII
liams to r. c. Cunstan.

Marriage or MISS Allce Rdelalne WIZ
iams to r. c. Dunstan.
Miss Adelainc Williams, daughter q
Mr. and Mrs. William r Williams,
and Richard G. Dunstan Of Calumet,
were married yesterday afternoon a.
four o'clock at the home of the brides
parents on Pine street. The ceremony
was a quiet but pretty one, only the
immediate relatives and intimate
friends being present and was per
formed by Eev. w. T.. Marvin. pastor
Of the Hancock First Methodist Epis-
copal church. \ wedding march waa
played by Miss Hazel Williams and
Miss Lydia Warren on piano and vio-
lin.
The bride was attired i'm white and
carried a bridal bouquet of white
roses. while her bridesmaid. Miss
Merle Williams. carried pink roses.
The groom was attended by his broth
er W. u. Dunstan, as best man.
After the ceremony wedding re
past was served and a reception held,
following which Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
stan left for a wedding trip to Du.
luth on the steamer Octorara. ON
their return they will make their home
on Lake Linden avenue, Laurium.
MIR Dunstan is employed in the CAL
umet and Hecla warehouse office ard
Is highly esteemed and popular
young man. Ills bride was for mum
her of years stenographer in the Of
flee of j. ]. Eichkern in Hancock, and
is a charming and cstimable young
lady with host of friends i'm Han
cock who wish her and her husband
prosperity and happiness.
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"A bicy on slack wirc twenty feet
from the ground The members cf the
entertainment committee feel forum
ato in securibg him for tho exhibition
The members of The Hrbbcll band viii
play afternoon and evening.
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ASKED TO HELP.
IN Securing Next Firennen's Tourns
ment for Hancock.

w. Frank James. secretary OF the
Hancock fire department today sent
out letters to the fire companies afii-
Lated with The Upper Peninsula Fire
mems Association. asking them to have
their delegates work TO assist Hancock
In its efforts to secure the convention
Of 1913 for this city.
Already there have been assurances
Of support from a number of Gre de
partments and the chances of fire de-
securing next years tournament are
very bright
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TORCH LAKE BREVITIEs.
-: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A large crowd from here went 10
Calumet today To see the circus
John Trcbilcook Of Cclcrainc
Mimi, was a visitor here yesterday.
Justice T.. +. Prince is recovering
nicely from his recent illness havin-
a slight attack of pneumonia.
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Rather Emnhatlc.

Joan is still very young, and the last
Christmas eve found her more than
eager for Christmas. AS a great treat
she was allowed to wait up for the
long-expected visit Of Santa Claus, but
in the course of the evening became
sleepy. Presently she astonished her
careful and mild-tongued elders by the
emphatic exclamation: my bod,
papa, but Sanity Taus is late!"
The Calumet news., 1912-07-12

It's all right to love your neigbbor
but don't inves, In the questionable
mining stocks he wants 20 sell.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-12

Somehow. q icnial has trouble be.
inc as convincing as the original story
The Calumet news., 1912-07-12

ANNUAL PierImngc 70 SIC. Ahnc de
Beaupre and return. From Calumet
S2T.5O. Tickets on sale July 10Th 60
2cth, 1912. Final return limit Aug. 81,
1912. Liberal stOp-overs.
Proportionately low excursion fares
TO all points East.
This company operates its own
sleeping ears. Large double bcrths
individual berth lights. Dining car at
tached to through trains.
Correspondence pertaining To fares,
routes. time schedules, etc. respectfur.
ly solicited Write freely.
JAMES ROBERTSON,
A. q. +. a =. 4,
Houghton. Mich.
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EMPLOYEES OF THE
CsIumet& HsecIa Mn'a Co


CsIumet& HsecIa Mn's Co
Who wish 20 sell their houses or buy
houses on Co. Land; who have rooms
to rent or who wish to rent rooms, are
invited to advertise in this column
without any expense.
TOR SALE House, . rooms, bath
1885 Elm St, Yellow Jacket *
FOK sALE--7-room house, 4OS7 Cone
FOR SALE-ll-room house. Apply 200
Rockand st.
FOR SALE,-Four-room cottage. 22O2
Middle St.. Calumet
FOR SALE-5-room house and barn.
Apply at S63 Caledonia st. 4
FOR RENT Rooms. S2O4 Ridge St
FOR SALE-7-room house with Ipck
foundation. 726 Waterworks St
FOR SALE-5-room house at 2l36
Log St Apply at Peter Sherf, 215l
Log St, Raymbaultown. &
FOR SALE-1i-room house. 42OS 10th
street yellow Jacket. xI
FOR SALE-Nine room house with
bath room, stone foundation, steam
heat electric light aud hardwood floors
downstairs, large attic, also front and
back stairs Terms reasonable. Apply
1903 School st. x
FOR SALEs-5-room house, $40 Gale
donia St Apply on premises.
For SALE-lO Room House. Apply
1925 Acorn St XI
FOR SALT room house, 1882 os-
ccola Road, Ncwtown.
FOR SALE-House AT very reasonable
figure with good cellar. $40 4th Ct.
Blue Jacket. Apply on premises OF c
q III. office.
FOR SALT room house No. 1853
Hecla St. Hecla. Enquire on prem
ises. y
FOR SALE--6-room cottage, at a
bargain, ZG14 Liberty street, Raym
baultown.
FOR SALE-g-room house, summer
Kitchen, coal shed. barn room for 3
horses. etc. Apply 1906 Hecla ST.. Hec-
Ia.
FOR RENT-Rooms. Apply 1891 Tenn
pie st.
FOR SALh-Five-room house No. 24O3
y street Apply Jas. Barnette. x
FOR sALE-S129 Tunnel ST
FOR SALi1--I525 Iecla ST.
FOR SALE-Flve-rOom house. S52 Al
bion.
FOR SALE-12-room house. 1902 Laur
ium ST.
.FOR SALE-9-room house. ?3O Water
works ST
FOR SALl4--i-roon, mousse. No. 499e
behind Calumet dam. inquire within
FOR SALES house, 4OS2 Elm
St
FOR SALE-7-room house, 2olO Cam.
met avenue In good condition and
cheap. x
FOR SALE-House No. 21S3 Tunnel
ST. Swedetown.
FOR SALE-House, No. 4OsS Elm ST.
yellow Jacket
FOR RENT--6 room house No. !
FRANKLIN St. Florida. y
WANTED -Boarders, S957 Wedge ST.
Calumet Z
FOR RENT--2 furnished rooms. Mod
ern conveniences. S979 Scott st.
FOR SALE-Lot 3, block 3 Wolverine
St, Florida. Apply at Mrs. Chap
mans boarding house, 122 Kearsarge
ST.. south.
FOR SALE-6-room house, No. S044
swedetown road. Apply on premises.
FOR SALES-S-room house, 1918 South
sixth st. Newtown. on c. & n.
property.
FOR SNLE-House, l5ib hecla ST
FOR SALE-Seven-roOm house. S6s
Caledonia St, Calumet, Mich.
FOR SALE-House No. 457. Caledonia
st. Albion.
FOR SALE-House No. 4oSo Oak ST.
yellow Jacket
FOR RENT-one furnished room,
1925 Acorn st.
FOR SALE-5-room house, cheap. sac
Caledonia ST.
fSDD SAFE Sfv-roorn house. 1924
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wEArAEE fu- ,l-rvr.


The influence OF exces ~ aeasfe
human beings is amply ncns4
when the Country Is visited 1
ordinary hot waves II icei la,is
and other deliberatiye hcdies II f..lcf
to loss of temper and frequently 1.
the passing of the lie. individuals whc
are ordinarily even-tempered suddenly
become morose or violent The occu.
pants of public conveyances are
snappy in conversation and cross
There are also more suicides In warm
weather than In cold. Deeds OF vio'
lence and strikes predominant in the
heated term. Most OF these deplor-
able conditions are brought about by
the ragged state OF the nerves. and
by loss of sleep The d!sgrunt,ed are
run down in health. Many also are
overtaxing their strength and conse-
quently become nervous wrecks. says
the Boston Globe. Ovcrindulgence In
smoking and drinking when the Their.
mometer registers over 90 degrees
causes faint action Of the hear, and
dizzy spells follow. The wise man or
woman. knowing how the hot weather
can disturb their health and nerves
study how to keep from a breakdown
Thsy control their eating. drinking
and exercise. and keep within suct
limitations that they can pass through
trying days of hAzt and discomfort
with the least possible expenditure o.
vitality. They determine not to worr,
and to observe the laws governins
hssath- Those who ignore these laws
Usass pay n severe penalty.
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Passengers on Unromantic East
River Ferry Boat Witness an
Exciting Combat.
MUTINEERS IN CHAINS
Desperate Flight Ensues When Leader
Of Unruiy Band Is Ordered to Cease
Smoking = Men Flee. Women
Scream and Children Cry.

New York.-Passengers on the
amiabiy anbling unromatic. East riv-
er ferry boat. the Bay Ridge, got all
the thrills OF mutiny on the high seas
the other day. with four genuine mutt
neers, with their eight horny fists and
their international vocabularies.
The mutinous quartet. who had
made life miserable for Captain Bou-
lone in the early days OF his steam
ships voyage from Naples and landed
here In irons In consequence. were on
their way to the office of the French
consul In New York Oficer vortre
of the ship had them In tow. II was
bis Intention to get permission from
the counsel to maroon the unruly ones
in the desert wastes OF Manhattan isl
and. Joseph conis. the leader Of the
erstwhile mutineers. rather fancled
the role of Ben Dunn In such sur-
roundinss anf at his behest the ots,<s
accompanied vortre willingly.
On the upper deck of the Bay Ridge
Conis puffed o cigarette In suprenss
eontentmenk ThVe ware women asd
children oH~the upper deck. and alsD
= sign which read: mo smoking
Special Pufioeman Sisvson saw ~
cnnb and ms,cisarette. He approach
I'd and when English had failed told
Conis IN the sign language thst IT,
cigarette was bad form Conie-this
A. B.. whose hairy arms had terrified
his late superior oficers untd chains
made him harmiess-paid no attsntiou
to the ehoal water navisator-cop-
Throw II overheard or III give you
q waliop IN the Jaw siawson prom
ised Confs did not ssem to Under
stand. so Siawson acted It out Then
Conis saw a light-many OF them In
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LOSE LIVES SURVEYING
RAILROAD ROUTE

winnepeg. Man. Sept l1.-Twenty
dead bodies have been taken out Of
Frazier river. according to word re-
ceived at Grand Trunk Pacific offices
here today, after being washed up
along the banks below Fit. George.
B. c. Many are believed to have been
members of Minnesota party re-
ported lost a month ago. who were
prospecting and assisting in the Grand
Trunk survey. The remainder are
bodies OF railway laborers who lost
their lives this summer in carrying
on the hazardous undertaking NJ
building railroad along the hign
cliffs of the Frazier river toward
Prince Ruport. the Grand Trunk Pa
cIfic's terminal on the coast
The river. which has been In food
for a month. is now subsIding. The
bodies are badly decomposed and tn >
construction companies Will not give
out Identification marks.
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TTIB GUMLOTIsE PRE-
YBRABLB TO HAI0uG

The guiilotine 10 preferable TO the
moose "A a means OF erecuting erimi-
nais according to DR. Paul g. Hunter.
executive officer OF tho Colorado state
board OF health. Hanging II brutal" :"
ssys Dr. Hunter. -and frequently tae
neck Of the victim Ia not broken and
he suserH the agony OF stranguiatioa-
The guilloune. on the other had.
brings instant death with practically
no pain E1ectrocution Is not always
q success. I am not In favor OF capital
punishment but n ve have - haze
II then' lot ~ Install tho Euillettnc -
our penitcntiAties. The case Of Isv,s
J. wechter who vas stranyict. ssKs~-
Ing untold agony FOR 10 uss.ntss n
tho penitsntiary A. Canon csy la.t
veet. is case In Boint.- = s--1- 3.
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THINGS ALL OUGHT TO KNOW

A. Christian Bible Studsnts-Ths Sat-
isfaetory Proof Of why God Ps-nsits
Evii.~
One OF the qussuons which eomes b
nearly every thinking mind today p.
Iook about M n fhs world We observe
that II h n,ied vtfh ssrysv and tr0ubae.
ssrknsss ssk0<ta a1A svery trAnf We
sssi1 sssmsrsss. sna ~ e.nnnf he4p
ws.1ssng WITT eoD ALLOWS ~.
We realsre cAs1 Hs 1. stmieAex and
that He csaiA pssvuaf 4 n III wAAnl
We sead h M Wed tnns H - nsre
v1nng B - ~ HI sh,hiBo enAe
sss eaStffy r.~nA1 ~ tbsir.. aD1 ve
knsw hsv n.sA sAAs nsans: 30 -
tsnt1ues \ sseas - sAss wSs ~
- = sd Ne - hsvs - ussf
tsosbae- Ths Qassetsa = u,a1s vUv
clear IN . bosh snfSthsA. '>rhs DIVINE
Plan Of the Aga" DvsVrstatr0ant
b bssksd By orripsurs. and sASvs that
whBe God dsss nss .acfips svn HR
HAS HAD A PURPOGE ~ ALLOW
ING SIN AND DEATH TO REIGN
THEsR SIX TuoUBASD YDARA
ThS- and many sthev subtscts % ansp
fntsrnrt 10 nfi 81 GodS people are o.
eusrsd fully and IN language sssy q
eomprshension-
In Enxiish. eerDan- swett51- Dsno-
Norwegian. Italian. Frcncb. oveek.
Hungarian Spanish Poli>h. Holland
ish. Finnish. tsyrfae and rurko-Ar-
menias In preparation-l
3a5 pages. cloth bound. y cents po-t-
paid Address Bible and Tract sccie-
u, II Hicks Street. Brooklyn n. y.
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REv. SHAW WRITES
OF IOWA VISIT
Newton. Iowa, Aug. b. lsl2.

NtNiouf ttHds aug - 1919
Dear Mr.. G. U. H.. or any other
Canon City man who is smart enough
to appreciate the most delightful spot
on this mundane earth. greeting.
There are larger fields OF corn and
wheat elsewhere than about Fremont
county. but for one prefer mine put
into loaf In dear old Canon City and
to eat 1t where the breezes from the
Pacific kiss the SHOWS Of the SanQe
de Christie and then fall down uph
the valley OF the Arkansas to give
health and comfort TO those whose
fortune has landed them at the en-
trance OF tho Royal Gorge.
We landed in this city OF amazing
prosperity on last wednesday even
ing. Since our arrival We have been
kept busy renewing friendships and
feasting on the best OF things that
mako for fat stomachs and shrunken
purses. Yet there seems no limit TO
hospitality This section OF this great
state seems TO excel almost any for
mer record In its bounteous crops
this season. It's people seem 70 b
happy and contented- This may 10 at
tributed TO the fact that AZ yet fsv q
them have seen or yet know any Alag
Of Colorado. rIgnorsneo oues nsfs
sesns biis- TIE u "A confsr~sss
os tkls part ef Iowa h n ss@fsa
hess ssa = rspr~s>ssd ~ . aagk-
isss< body Of nsa- Here u 49,
spsat tArss ys.rs Il ~ sarsy - =
the niaisery q haaf ee.ts1 ass. -
I am looking 4. vain for for.sr ssss-
cisfss exssps sDr shs 1smbsr q -
its on ny sss kAnd. sosnshov -
vorts. "ionDuus.- 'honofck- <ad
the like pre-. hArd spoa ~ sss-
sciousaess. nnoagh sur nov. 0hosad
this r.ndsm sketch go beyual -
scrap FIRE I nope soon To be ss&s 70
collect soms data OF moro general 81
terest and importance 70 csnO.stss
who care W read them
Respectfully.
q. vs.
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fact. for sfnwson has one Of the hard
est fists east Of the Bovery.
Their chief thus assafied. the three
sub-muttneers wheeled into action.
With slawson. nghtins desperately.
they struggled around the deck and
flnafiy rolled down the stairs-bes par
don-to the main deck. Tsere the
battle was continued. Passengers
jumped from the path Of the whirfing
human cyclone with its flying arms
and legs and nsts. Women screamed
and children began TO cry.
Things looked bad for slawson when
others Of the crew Of the Bay Ridge
came to the rescue. Thsn It was all
oYey 9Th Head Mutineer Conis and
his followers. --s-.-'
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PLEASED WITH SITE FOR
600 FELLOWS HOME

Grand Master James L. snook 81
Greeley. representing the grand lodge
Of Odd Fellows OF Colorado. was the
guest Of Iafe comb- and other mss-
bers Of tho brotherhood OF the tripis
link here on Sunday. Mr.. ssnook. In
company with Judge and Mrs. chas.
r. Waldo wua taken By Mr.. and Mrs
Lafe combs FOR an automobile ride
about town during his stay hers Aad
was afforded an opportunity OF n
specting the ats for tho proposed
Odd Fellows Old Folks Home on
Fiftoenth street. which hs prososse-
cd to be an ideal ono for the pur-
pose. He vss delighted with sss 10
cation fs~ the ssntsmplatsA hssi-
sutAos aad ssehrsd that the Trustees
q the grand lodge had made - nis-
take in selecting Canon CITY - sAs
best place fos the homo. Mr.. ensok
iss Monday morning for csi>adb
eprinEs - route to Denver saa Gree
iW.
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ror.m.n MI..Inu; rypIs. Gone.

Harrisonburg. Va. The South
Branch Review. published just across
the county Hne at Franklin. PendIe-
ton county. w. Va. comes odf this
week With an "expianation'' Why the
paper suspended publication four
weeks
Editor Calhoun says that while he
was attending the West Virginia Con
gressi0aal convention at Charleston
the foreman and business manager
J. r. Buxzard. suddenly threw up the
sponge. and eloped with the good
LOOKING youug lady typesetter. Upon
the editors return he was angry
and also could not ind n pvinter in
PendIeton county He finally landed
q good man from Cumberland. Md
and now II the time to subscribe $
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a1s portion OF the Britfsh Isles 10
net likely to take much interest In
rss bin for reforming the calendar
which N to be introduced into par
nsnsnt. says the London Globe The
- enforcing the Gregorias oaisndai
wss passed 1oi years ago. but It IL
san ignored In Shetland. Almost an
shrsush the group of islaads the ole
s<yss Of reckoning time 10 attn fol-
fsvsA What We call January /, II
nsv Years day an2ng the shetland
srs and csisbrated by them with ar
.Annsr Of old obscrvaness. iscludins
tie solemn drinking Of the nationsi
b.ass-"Hesith 70 man and dosAh -
tAs gray Ash