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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26
Attention. Confederate Veterans.

Warren Mcdonald Camp, U. c. ",
No. 93e, and Company f of First
Regiment Reserves, C. ", National
Guards Tennessee. will meet at their
Armory on the first day of October,
1918, at 7 a. m. and will receive their
arms and then be moved to the park
and be ready to take the train for Nash
vile, Tenn, to attend the State Con-
vention and Reunion OF the Confederate
Veterans. Your transportation agent
and Quarter Master, DR.. F. NJ. McRee,
has made every arrangement for your
transportation and entertainment while
10 Nashville. Our special car will be
on the track ready for us at s a. m. 1t
is thought best that the Veterans carry
one days rations with them as we will
arrive at Nashville too late for dinner.
r. w. POWELL, Adit.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26
county Rod

To road commissioners contractors,
magistrates and land owne 5.
The Supreme Court has decided that
the road law means exact 4 what it says
in every section; that beirlg true, some
one had better get busy, Grade the
roads II inches to the foot from ditch
to center Of road, keep bitches cleaned
out so as to properly drain the road,
and keep bridges repaired.
Several contractors were indicted last
year and their cases we're continued to
hear from the Supreme Court, and at
this term they all submitted and paid.
l have been going over the county and
find the bridges are 10 bad shape, the
bitches grown up in weeds, bridges I'M
derneath full OF weeds, brush, ETC.,
which prevents the flow OF water and
washes away the bridges.
Below l give you what money is on
hand to finish your contracts Tess the
Communication which may be paid by
the hands. None has been paid in as
yet and Commissioners ought to get
busy right now and collect and turn in
at once. Land owners, il you clean out
fence corners don't throw in bitches on
road because that is obstructing the
public highway and subject to indict-
ment. So let all track the law and not
be forced to the courts.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26
Hookwornn.

A representative OF the State Board
of Health is now making survey of
Obion County to determine the amount
OF hookworm infection in the county.
Some cases have been reported from
the county and no doubt there is con-
siderable infection in the county.
This work is being done by the State
Board Of Health but is financed by Jno.
d. Rockefeller, SO it will not cost the
people OF the county one cent to have
the examination made, and later when
the dispensaries are established those
who have the infection can get treat
ment free Of charge.
Every county in the State has hook
worm infection. Some are more heay-
lily infected than others. There has not
been enough work done in Obion County
to determine how much injection is
here. You can assist great deal in
finding out how much hookworm there
is in the county by having your chill
dren examined. There is more infec-
ton in children than in grown people,
because children 60 barefoot, and this
is the way the worms are gotten. Any
thing that favors soil pollution favors
the spread OF the infection. The worms
live in the bowel and lay their eggs
there. These eggs never hatch in the
bowel but hatch in the soil. Then
when a barefoot boy or girl walks in the
dirt contaminated with young worms
these worms crawl through the skin,
get into the blood and circulate with the
blood to the lungs, then crawl through
the wall OF the little air cell and get
Into the air in the lungs, then they are
coughed up and swallowed.
The worms are about half an inch
long when grown. They suck blood
from the lining of the bowel and inject
a poison into the blood. This causes
paleness. loss Of energy, stunts the
growth, retards the mental development
and makes the person more susceptible
to all other diseases.
Very truly,
w. p. ROBINSON, M. D.,
Director in Charge.
Obion, Tenn, Sept. 9, 1913.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26

WANTED--To exchange $65 cleo
trio vacuum cleaner, good as new, for a
shot gun. See Thad Lee.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26
GET a BUG KNIFE. /"

The manufacturers Of Ross Dead
Quick" spray will mail free one four
bladed pocket knife to any one furnish
ing the name OF an inject that it will
not kill. 1t kills insects and their eggs
instantly. Kills mosquitoes too. Moth
ing like it. Sold in Union City by Oil
ver's Red Cross Drug Store. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26

FOR SALE-As / am leaving the
city, am offering for sale general as
sortment Of household goods, which
will be sold cheap to be gotten rid OF
in short time.
26-1t L. e. HAsKrEs,
404 N. Second St.. Union City, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26

GEO. r. KENNEY,
County Judge.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26
Farms for Sale.

Two special farm bargains are offered
for sale. One 100 acres, one mile east
OF Terrell. Lays level, two houses, two
barns, good land for &44SS al acre. A
81, 500 bargain.
One 236 acres, we'll improved, lays
level, three houses. AS good a crop on
it as there is in West Tennessee. Price,
$44. Both must sell. Write U. o.
Parrish. r. f. D. No. 1, Union City,
Tenn. 26.2t.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26

Hopkins House, Memphis, Tenn,
fronts Confederate Park, corner Jeffer-
son and Front streets. Coolest place in
hot weather in the city. Sleeping ac-
Communications %, 30 and rs cents.
26.lt Respectfully,
w. I. DONALDSON.
81 Jefferson avenue.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26

Taken up and posted one mare mule,
three years old, IS hands high. color
iron gray, nip out Of left ear, white scar
on each shoulder. Posted by J. r.
Graham IN District No. IA, one mile
south OF Glass.
25-3t DoRRELL HARRIS. Ranger
r. r. d. No. 5, Union City, Tenn,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26

WANTED--A housekeeper, woman
to live with us as one OF the family, ono
who can cook we'll and milk. VIII be
treated as she III Us and furnished with
good home and horse and buggy to
drive II d girl we have a good school
and she may have the advantages OF
same Call or address
26-1t A. NIcHoIs.
r. r. ID. No. i. Rives, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26

Telephone Union City Ice 4 Coai CO.
when you want coal right now.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26
Real Estate For Sale.

AS administrator Of the estate OF my
brother, Robert J. Barnett, | am now
offering for sale one double brick store
house on Washington avenue, also one
five-room cottage on Exchange street,
Easy terms.
See White & Quinn Or write V, G.
Barnett, Dermott, Ark. 2o-tt
Ask your grocer for DAHNKE'S
WRAPPED BREAD. He will charge
YOU no more for it. All the goodness
kept irl-all the dirt kept out.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26


Personally appeared George r. Ken
ny County County, Sanders Trustee
foregoing the best Of his kDow
and belief
THE September l. 1918 J. II. SANDERS, Trustee
day September
r KErSEy
County for Obon County Tennessee
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26

STRAY MULE. Strayed from my
stable Aug. 7 blue horse mule about
Is hands high, with crop off one OF the
ears, and white place on the back about
the size OF hand under the saddle.
Mule is about Is years old. Any infor-
nation concerning the whereabouts Of
the mule will be paid for. Rural phone
Clayton No. 7. w. b. CoLR,
2a-4t Hickman, KY, RID. No. 2.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26
FOR SALE-White Wyandottes, at
ST. 90 each. WALTER r. HENDRIX.

BOOMERS Two upstairs rooms in
one OF the most desirable sections OF the
city Call phone 1853. 25-tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

fem entipre6enoes Nelultot, tpenn 6ie
@ori6riften in 8e5ug auf So11berfeit
un6 @leidmaBigfeit ser 6itterung
ni6t in Doqem umfang bea6tet mer=
Sen. Ni6t 6ie M%noronung allein, 1on=
bern crit 6ie unablalige Gorge oes
@igentbimers tint sic Musfitbrung
1tn6 sic piinftlide un6 ial1bere Arbeit
li6ern 6en ginitigiten grfolg."
Menn oben BON elmer glet6maBigen
grndbrl1ng geiproden muroe, 10 lift
bierunter ni6t 81 perlteben, 6aB es
am ribttgiten lit, SEN Sbieren INNER
6asielbe Sutter gu geben. Mber So
ran lit felt5ubalten, oaB 6as fir etne
beiiimmte Belt %feitgeiette SHUTTER tug
lid 5n BEN glei6en Stunoen, in oen=
ielben Mengen nn6 glei6 %5l1bereitet
oegeben miro. @er6en 6teie &egeln
niGt bea6tet, 10 itnfen bel ben Mil6=
tiiben Sic Mil6ertrdge, mabienoe
&tn6er nn6 Mrbeitstbeiere geben in
tbrem @rnabrltngs5uitan6e iebr 51t=
rid un6 @oqidafe er5eugen cine 1t11<
glei6mdBige, in ibrem @ertbe itorf
5erminoerte 8ole. Sci anen 6ieien
Sbieren tritt aber ou@ nod cine iebr
ltarffe Mbnobme ser @t6eritanbsfd=
bigfeit eegen auBere i6a6li6e @in=
fliiiie ein nno 5mar I'M 10 mebr, je
geringer gefittert mur6e. Namentli9
trifft 6ies bel @dafen gegen 6as
6riibiahr Fin 5u. Ser @leidmdBig<
felt nno 5al1berfeit BEL ser Siitternng
lit bon man6en 6armern nod be6eu=
tend mebr Sorgfalt 5u5umen6enL oIs
bisber geideben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
6rnnbci9entbnmss
IbcrtraQunaen,

gliiabetb s. 8enien uuo @atte al
Bol1l Membauer, Cots 19=2O=2f=22.
8lod 90, @oite Earf, $4,000.
Jran5 Sindert an Sobn Iind)crt
Ibeil bon 5gA MgA, 5ec. 1926:
I32, Oaf, $4,000.
Ybilome,1a Ibple n11o @otte an
Grneit 9. Mceicr, Got 10, 8lod 76.
9o>pe's $3.50. st. @louo, $4,000 90.
1bomos 9. Mprgon u,1o 6rau al
iGrances Hbilipief, @h 5gA, Sec.
.6=126-30, @oloing, $5,000.00.
6ron5 Meuba11er uno Trau an
Marp gliiobetb Noroinger, 2ot5 II
nno 12, 8lod 81, @reat Mortbern
Moo. Melroie, $4,000.
Otto @ebin nnb Tra,1 al 9api6
90. Smith, S@A S@H, Sec. 81
1898, Melroie, $4,000.
st. g.. @un1,ing an Sobn 30. Miuer
9f@H, Sec. 33=127-35, Miblep, &c.
100000.
Nnna Gerfel1nes un6 @atte an
Motb. @eiien l1nb 6ror1, 2ot IL 91od
SO, MDers nno @lorf's Mbb. Melrole,
$4,000.
8. s.. @oofins nn6 6rou an "a.
6. @eiler, M1% S@A, Sec. 2s=122=
81, Munion, $4,000.
Son1es $. 8oplan jr. nn6 6rau an
Sra 8ennett, 6. 10 81. bon 5@14
|5@A, Sec. 2t-122-32, NapnespiQe,
100000.
@6nor6 De5elar uno 6rol1 on @ein=
rid @ilenbranf, Cots 1928, 8lod
6, @oite Borf, $875.00.
Slug. Moormonn un6 6rau an
Slug. &bofe, IS. AZ SUB bon 6.
81 SUP bon Cots 1888, 8lod 81,
Melroie, 100000.
@erbor6 S. Sort unb 6rau an So
{epb @ornbroef, Sbeil bon Sl1t 2o1
81" &iaage Meire @rope> $4,000.
81. $. &i6ar6s un6 Trau an SD.
@onperi e n116 6ro1 Cots 1=2=3=4=5=6=
7-8=9=10, 81od AZ, 6air &apen, $500.
Clinton $. Ei@imperle un6 Trar
an &ermo11 &opib, @h M@A Sec.
Is un6 $751; S@A Sec. 10=126=31
@roin, $6,6OO.00.
81. 8. &iffmeper un6 Grau an @p.
&eB, l1nbertbei1ter IS BON @@A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

au6 i'm @emenge NIT frtidem Sntter,
leidt &eroauungsit0rungen Die nn=
gun1tig ouf Die @eroaunng eintpir=
fen.
GaB MaB= ooer Brubfutter mrB
n16gliblt friiA permenoet meroen,
ma1 oorf eS ridt fir einet1 Sag ooer
fir 5pei 5age porouS berrtdten, piel=
mebr ion sic 3ubereitung uno mo-
mentlid bie Mengung in Ser 3tpi=
lden5eit BON elmer Sitterung CUR a11=
oeren itattfin6en, fails ste 3nberel=
tung ni6t ldngere 3eit in Mniprn@
nimmt. 8oritebenoes tit lelbltper=
ltanoli6 nidt ouf 6as Sdroten Der
a0rner %on5upen6en. @enn Ste Nab=
rung inn feudten 3ultanoe porgelegt
miro, mii11en Die %Dermenoeten @ef aBe
nlm. uno oie benubten &rtppen regel=
mabig nit Woiler ansgeipiilt uno
qriin6lid ousgemaiben meroen. SIN
5ommer, BEL boben Semperatnren tit
hei germenonng iol6en Suffers mo-
hentlid ein= o6er 5tpetmal Elm Mns=
ma1hen o6er Mnspinieln Ser Sltter=
qefGbe unb &rippen nit &ofmilh
oringen6 notbpenoig.
Gin @enrer arf 6em @ebiete oer
@eiun6beitspflege nnierer lanomirtb=
ldoftIihen Ebiere iagt: u@u6 6os
beltbe1haffene nn6 in Ser ridtige11
| Mei{e 5uiammengeiebte 6ntter liefert
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
2akt bas 8abD nidt leiben an Ge5ema
nnb 6amtansi6laa.

Babies gebrauden cine perfefte
@autbe6edl1ng. @autansf9ldge per-
uriaden 6enielben nidt MIR groBes
9ei0en, ion6ern perbin6ern ibr @ads,
tbum. Muf Dr. @obion's @c5ema
Salbe fam man ii6 berlafIen fit
9inoerung nn6 permanente @eilung
Ger lei6enben Babies, beren &out-
a1tsidldge ibr 2eben unertrdgIi9 ge-
madt baben. rnfer 8abp Tit an &aut<
ousidlag I'M @eiidte uno ouf Dem
&opfe. Doftoren nn6 &aut1Spe5ia-
liiten fonrten nidt belfen. @ir ber<
i11dten 0r. @obion's gc5ema Salbe
un6 mur6en NIT 6reu6en iiberbduft,
alS mir faben, 6aB SOS 8abp bonitdn=
sig gebetlt mar, bebor cine Sda9tel
gebro1dt NOR" idreibt Srau Strltb-
Ter, Dubuque, Soma. SHE Mpotbefer
ober per Noit 500. Hfeiffer @bemi-
col Company, ct. Souls, &c.,, Bbi-
lo6elpbio, Na., Molitor Grug 60. -
Mn6eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

oelt, 6urd]lpiiblt nn6 MIR tbetlfpe1le
Qefre1len. Me1m es aber oub gan5
aufqenommen miro, Damn finoet BLOB
eine unDou1 tGnoige &erbaunng 1tatt,
neil sic MISUNDERSTANDING Die
1ebr permebrte 6utterme11ge nidt be-
maltiqen fonnen un6 nnertpl1n1bte
;3er1ebungen eintreten.
Sc qeringer sic 3abl Ser tdgliden
6utter5eiten lit, 6eito piinftli6er 1oate
MO lie einhalten. Sic Geroaurngs=
merfae1,qe un6 GerbauungS6ril1e n &C.
m0bnen lid an beitimmte @rbeits- rt11o
Hube5eite11, tie fonnen MIR oorm TIRE
bon Gbatigfett %entfalten, tpen11 mar
fie FL oenjenigen 3eiten bei@aftigt,
an tpelden tie GIT arbeiten getpobnt
}in6. Die @otione fir Sic ein5elnen
Nltter5eiten ionen moglidit glei@mas
Biq, lomobI nod Menge o1s on@ nod
@ite fem, trifft 6ies ni6t 5n> 10 TT
sic Musnubung 6es Suffers ebenfans
cine m%angelbafte.
Ser @a1berbaltung ser Srtterge=
fd0Be un6 @rippen mnB ebenfaas gro
Re gorgfolt 5u%gerpenbet meroen. SUIT
terrelte oiirfen nidt in Sen &rtpper
.oelaiien peroe,1, namentli@ ni@t,
penn no1les o6er 8riibfutter perab'
reidt morben lit. Die &iiditan6e iol-
den Suffers geben lei6t in @arnng
ooer 6dulniB iiber, iie p%eronlal1en,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

Sec. 15-NgA 1854 nno
nv N@A, Gee. 22=123=28, ct. Mu=
guito, $4,000.
Geo. 81. 8org1nann uno 5rau an
S. S. 8orgmann Ii. a. 5@A Sec.
10=126=35, Miblep, $4,000. 90.
s. 6. @@0ner nno 8rau n1l Cot
roo Springer, 1854 S8N Sec. 81
126=33> @elroie> $$3,5OO.00.
9erlna1ln &otpis on Clinton q.
Sldimperle> Cots z nn6 8, 8lod 3,
@ol6ina $4,000.
Geter sc. Sadolp uno 5rou an
2ouis Sung, Ibeil bon 2ots 2, 8lod
2, ct. Mortin 100000.
Sal. 8al5 II. a. an Gbeo6or @aI5,
M@A M@M, Sec. 34=122=3O, 2ur-
emburg, $2,500.00
2o.tie St Nel Jon un6 @otte an
@eorg 8. 2im II. a.. Ibeil bon Blod
8 Giaage bon &imboQ, $4,000.
Gilbert 5. @arren uno Srou an
2ouis &onion, @h @gA, Sec. 81
1884, Sa11f Centre, $4,000
Martba 8elinger nnb @atte on
Sobn &ipfa, N1% MgA Sec. 20=125>
"a, @ettp, 100000.
Morp @dinoler II. a. an sSoiepb
@rnit Sedan, Got g. 8lof Ia, @6el=
brod's 800. ct. Gloub, $4,000.
Sos. S. @1tnltiger un6 Irou on
Sal1eS 8allmeber II. a. Got 10, BIod
4, 8ram's M66. ct. CLOUD, S., 5000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
&Mrttembera.

Ser 30iabrige 8nbbalter elmer
8iiouteriefabrif in Yfor3beim
entfernte iid 6ieier Gage l1ntcr oe1r1
! Gortpan6 elmer milit6ri1den llebn1lg.
0al6 aber mllr6e man getpabr, oaB
CT etlpa 10000 OFF. unteridlagen
batte. Ser 6liidtlina lit nod nid)t
gefabt. = Ger SO Sabre alte 8dder=
meiiter Iran5 gdnei6er lit in scr
&ilbelm1trabe auf redbt beom,erlid)e
@eile um'S 2eben gefommen. gr bot
te I'M Seller ein 3lpei Meter ticfes
Senflo6 nlo madtc itd nod oem
Mittageilen on sic cm 81 id)affen.
Als feline Nbpei enbeit at lang bauer
te, iab feline 6ral1 ,ud) ibn uno fa1o
i'm nit Dem &opf in Dem ettpa einen
balben Meter tiefen @oiier u1o
Sdlamm, oie 8iiBe nod oben. Sic
Nabborn 5o9cn i'm beraus. Ser als=
balo berbeigerufel Mr5t fonnte nur
nod Ben 500 6es fleiBigen un6 niid)=
ter11en Mannes feititellen.
2%mrembnrg.
9eim Nadbaniegeben m1roe ser
23iabrige Mrbeiter Nif. shin aus
Yetingen Don n1befannten SSSta=
|lie1ern, NIT peld3er1 er 5l1ppr in 8ort=
ltreit geratben mor, perfolgt uno
0ur6 Melleri tide in Die 2unge le=
bensgefabrlid nerlett. = Ser 81
Sabre alte Sbieferoedcr Nif. els bon
0iefir6 fiel beim &einigen elmer So
minr0bre ouf bem gigentbum bes
&entners Ibilges in grpelbin=
gen 10 u1gliidlid beru11ter, baB CT
sen sdaoel brad uno oaf Ser steae
to6t blieb. = Gin Sobl1 ser Srtl6aft
2iningen, Der @obm. @err Bfor=
rer &ieffer bon &osport, feierte So
ielbit iein 25iabr. Brieiterj,,bildl1m.
- Sci einen1 Streit erbielt ser Mr=
better S. 3. 211bopiep aus s. ii III g
5tDe1 Wtel1erltld}e III Die red)te Sdnl=
ter ull0 einen in Sen rebten Mrru. -
Snfolge zines Iebltrittes ltiir5te Ser
gigertbiimer @err Setter Braun aus
Saienbeim Sic 3reppe binab
n1o per1eete iid idmer. St ltarb al1=
0erntags infolge elmer Sdaoelfraftl1r.
@dmei5.
Ser 60jabrige Gem Heter gggen
in 8oItigen 1tiir5te auf 6em
idmalen 5elspfa6e, ser oas Mrniid)-
berglein nit 6em acknowledgement
perbinbet, iiber cine etma 100 Meter
bobe Selsmanb btnab rtn6 blieb to6t
liegen. Cine @rbi6oQe bate ii6 ur1=
ter ieinert 6iBen geloit. = SSn S IL
|terIafen - beniibte cine innge
@ngldn6erin bie bel Ser 8ralterei
@orn iiber Sic Stare fiibrenoe @iien=
bobnbride. Mitten a11f Ser 8riide
bon ei1tem 3uge Ser 806elibabn iiber=
roibt, iprong iie, Tim nidt iiberfab=
rem 5n merben, ms @aiier. Sic
lpdre perloren getpeie1t, lpenn nidt
@agner @ub1er bon l1nteri en- ibr
nabgeiprnnge11 uno lie gerettet batte.
gr muBte NIT ibr Sic S6leuien un6
oos Maoe1tpebr paliiren 11n6 etma 700
Meter nit ibr sic Stare binunter=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11
Mmtblofefeh.

@ir0 bdufig peruriadt 6urd I'm
beroa1lidfeit unb Sartleibigfeit, ner-
i6minoct aber raib, tpenn Gbamber=
lain'S Sablette genommen tper6en.
gu faufen BEL alien @dn6lern. = Mn=
5etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-09-11

idrpinn1ell, meiit nnter @aiier. IS
lit Dies sic ~led)s5ebntc Eerion, Ole er
gercttet bat.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
LAURIUM
Mass Meeting of Citizens to Be
Held This Evening

\ meeting of citizens and business
men will he held this evening in the
town. hall with a view III making ar
rangements for Fourth of July dem
onstration The gathering has been
called by President PRO Tenn Harry
r. lngersoll. In the absence of Pres
ident Joseph Wills. and il viii immed-
lately follow a brief session of the
council
Many business men have already
expressed sentiment favorable 10 a
celebration, though no efforts toward
huEc demonstration are likely. \
sane observance of the day is pro-
posed. with exercises and music dur
ing the morning ana afternoon and "A
pyrotcchn.c display in the evening.
The customary program of athletic
events seems 10 have los; its faculty
as an attraction and in past years
difficulty i'm securing "A sufficient num-
Der of entries has been experienced
Several hundred dollars has been dis
tributed i'm prizes, many of which
Failed 10 create more than passing
interest. In view otNthis. the meeting
tonight may eliminate this feature.
During the week of the Fourth. the
Patterson shows viii be the attrae-
lion IN the driving park and six days
Of merrment are promised in this
mid summer carnival. Representa-
lives Of the Patterson company with
be here within wer!, 10 conduct AN
cOmpaign and final details
for the opening uf the carnival Will
then be made The shows are her
aided among this seasons headliners
in carnival WORLD and the best at
fractions obtainaDle VIII be brought
to Lsurum for this evenr. The spe-
c.al trains bearins the shows will ar
live here the afternoon Of June 80.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13

Portugal will spend $500 GOO ON i'm
of Leixoes harbor. two
miles north of Oporto.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
CURB STOCKS

J. A. NInuoar x Go. say TO-DAY
Today. Friday. the 18TH of the year
Ial", PASSED without any serious hap
pen.ngs Tn" opening was slightly
lower on the report OF the failure of
the German and lrussian loan. Prices
were not weak however at any time
and it certainly looks as If the worse
has been seen. There may be- more
"r Jess further adjustments Of ac-
counts but from now on il looks IT
We should have at least occasional
uuyire aud not the steady day to- day
declines Tie market this week has
offered great opportunities for aud I
point profits either way aud could be
termed an excellent trading market.
rhe average Of prices today was
higher AN through the list and closing
is about best of DAY. Tonopah- Bel
mont sold ev-diyldend and Algomah
lssessm"ut paid.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
Rainbow DEVELOPMENT.

Butte-Edward &. Congdon, pres
ident of the Rainbow Development
company, is in the city from Duluth
to look over the work being done on
the property and possibly before he
leaves he will give the directions To
start work on lowering the shaft of
the Butte 4. London which, according
to the agreement entered into some
months ago was To he lowered from
the / roo foot level to depth of 1000
feet. When this Is accomplished the
lower ground of the Rainbow com
pany can then be explored by ser
les of crosscuts north and south with
the object of intersecting known veins.
I'm the immediate Vicinity the Ana
conda company is sinking the Tropic
shaft and at depth of 500 feet some
rather good ore was cut through.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
IN The erssse DISTRICT.

Junction shaft runcrcting ls COMING
along spIandidN. This hnc niece of
construction vll probably Dee con
cudcd well iu advance OF the first ,s-
ttmata Of time that would boo required
IT, completion VIII give Junction one
Of the v,r, best WORKING shafts In
the west. IL not The best and good
for unlimited lie similar constitute
tion il possible only in the fat in the
Warren district. away from the NOV
inc ground. The Junction is prize
q, this respect. Completion OF the
,oncrcting viii enable tho bringing
mo performance of considerable" ne"
work that is planned from the smart
American saeiuaw Development VIII
rr,bol,iv not ho picked up for some
.yy..l,s 20 come. There Is yet some
formalitv ot ratification OF transfer OF
tho property 10 the g. n \. 10 be car
ricd out. pcndlne the complexion "i
which the property = not IN shape 10
r.. taken up actively isbee Review
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
ALLOUEz NEARS
DIVIDEND STAGE
Should Begin This Year to Make
Returns to Shareholders

Unless an signs fail Alloue2 should
b.. tha n,xt NJ rho Calumet 4 Hecla
..,....,t-.... ,,... ,i,. t.,.,,, r.,,
i't ranks S"'h "''''" On '''' '''''
81 the directors ~ not imminent bu'
with a continuation uf the present
,,,or.,l,l. .sbu,,in, which The property
80 ,notfog s,,.ls,I5.rs may logical,
W., ~ r...i,,. some return ON their
.,,.stmspt not I,ter thsn the close Of
,q,g
eth. nsst wv. months AIlourz has
49,, .n,uutr,n, an th. RAT. az about
\ oon uon mounds of conner per annum.
.,, Will This is a new high record
49,. ,,.. rr,n.r,,. d, il sim considerably
...g fi,,u might b.. pro.iuced If the
.u.,,pem,nt v.r. disposed To push
,,,f,..rs a. uuIe
Y,,f,s. ma. five. months ended June /
,,,. ,paIir of tb,.. rock has shown dis
,re, ,pprov.meut over 1912. the aver
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
MINING NEWS AND STOCKS
STOCKS

Boston-The sentiment on the mar
ket this morning was mixed. The best
opinion was n IL held through TO-DAY
Prices actually closed better than last
night which should uphold the opin-
ION OF Cptlmists On the other hand,
news came today uf practical failure
Of German Imperial loan giving an
other indication of strained conditions.
The bears have had lesson and de
olines are not as likely as advances In
immediate future I. j Sturgis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-13
CLOSE VETERAN SHAFT.
Nevada Consolidated TO Hoist Ruth
Ore from Star Pointer.


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