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THE CALUMET NEWS
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1011.
THE CALUMET NEWS
Founded 1880.
DAILY EXi'El'T SUNDAY.
brre any excuse for wa-Ming their en
ergies n a multiple it of ubou.
Published B, TKa
MINING GAZETTE CO.
TAFT THE SAFEST MAN.
The Mining Oasette believes Presi
lent Taft is playing politics tn start-
AT CALUMET. MICHIGAN.
M. W. Young,
Editor.
W. M. Lyon.
Bur Mgr.
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Fifth Street. Calumet,
Michigan.
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Michigan, as Second Class
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New subscriptions may be ordered
by telephone, mall or carrier, or tn
person at the company's office.
Complaints or Irregularity In deliv
ery will receive prompt and thorough
Investigation.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1911.
Now the case against the 8teel cor
poration will be tiled f 'liliwitli In the
newspapers.
N. gentle reader. Yuan Shi Kal
in not the name of a new Chines' dish.
He Is the big gun of the Chinese revolution.
'What is vinegar?" !s the question
now confronting Dr Wll y. Evidently
If was propounded by some sour mind
ed Individual.
Perhaps, in time. Congress, or the
courts, will work out a reasonable,
clear rule that will govern Industry
and provide a more stable basis for
prosperity
At any rate the estimate first form
ed of Dr. Cook's nerve seems to hold
rood. If he can succeed in capitaliz
ing it to Its full enormity he should
die a very rU-h man.
, ing suit to dissolve the steel corpora -tlon.
and. apparently disgusted with
his attitude towards business In tar Is.
remarks:
if tne LH-mHTat pat up a con
servative candidate be will get a
lot of Republican votes next
time "
But has the Gazette any conserva
tive Democratic candidate in mind"
It certainly is not thinking of either
Wilson or Bryan, for they are "two
of a kind.'' Wilson Is a "Progressive
Democrat.' and it s certain he would
go after alleged trusts more strenuous-
l than the present administration
were he elected president
these "Progressives" have
on the other hand, is even more radical
than either Taft or Wilson when it
comes to corporation baiting." for he
would institute criminal proce dings
as well Si civil suits against officers of
big combinations.
Probably the Gazette has Gov. Har
mon tn minJ. Apparently he Is con
servative, although he has not as yet
made any clear exjoeitlon of his atti
tude towards business. But there ap
pears to be but a slim chance he will
be the nominee of the Democrats. Gov.
Wilson seems to have the pole In the
tace and It looks as If he will lead the
DstBOcrsta to victory or defeat In the
next campaign.
For all Interests of the country Taft
is Hm safest man for the Republicans
to support. He is both progressive
and conservative and although the
administration's fight on the Steel com
pany does not meet with the approval
of many members of the party there
will b- general agreement that th
business upheaval could be made much
worse with some dyed-ln-the-wool
radical In the executive chair.
A Language All
Men Speak Will
Link the World
In Brotherhood
Commander and Flagship of Great Fleet of
Warships to Be Mobilized In New York Waters.
0i Bv Dr. L. L. ZAMEN HOF. the Originator of Esperanto e
I
X all our international communication! WE OUGHT TO U8K
A KEUTRAL LAXCil'AGK, one that is easilv Bflquirtd by I
all anl used with equal right bv ilL
Let us speak in this neutral lanpiage to any man who
It's s way Joeg BOf cnro j0 gpeak to us in our own language, and the eluel cause
Mr Bryan. ,r VATinv U II iTl.'Vlni .,.! a..,-,. l,m.'i;.ti,.
Ha gw am s mpfi as i. iaaaaw aim wwsj wi auu avi i.uo.n.ai... j
certain peoples will DISAPPEAR
A neutral language of this character has existed for somo timo.
It serves its purpose to perfection, has already a consideraMe number
of adherents anl p -esses a rich and rapidly increasing literature.
Those xrho wish to discover how this language may bo uniformly
employed by AM. PEOPLES and what a great I'M FY ING
FORCE it is let them not discuss the subject from a theoretical point
of view, but let them attend one of the annual universal Ksperautist I
congresses. They will then understand what it is that humanity needs
in order to establish a DEFINITIVE PEACE among the peoples of
the earth.
As ESPER A NTT8H makes progress in the world, the men of
different peoples will meet more frequently and converse in a neutral
speech. They will come to understand and to LIKE EACH
OTHER BETTER. They will feel more deeply that they are of
one heart, one mind and one ideal and have the same sufferings and
sorrows. They will realize that all this mutual hatred of peoples is
only a relic of barbaric times. On this neutral base, the one FUXDA
IfENTAL BASE, will be established the harmonious and pure "hu
man'' humanity of the future, of which the prophets of all lands and
all ages have dreamed.
Don't talk baby talk to children,
advises a Detroit educator. ( n tin
other hand when you are discussing1
the fourth dimension with them it
Is advisable to state your arguments
as simply and directly us possible.
Th- worst feature of the suit
against th.- Steel corporation i the
interminable length of time It will tako
te, faetfa 0m saVM rr it win tend to
prolong uncertainty In business. And
inasmuch as th. Steel . mpanv haa
been generally regarded as a good cor
poration because .f its fairness and
methods of publicity the institution of
the suit Is to be regrctt. ..
The Marquette Evening Chronicle
has been sold to A. T. Roberts of Mar
quette and Jack 'renter, of Detroit,
' I the t,i ,t known newspaper men
In Michigan. F r a number of years
Mr. Cremer has been identified with
Us Detroit Journal. He is one of th
best political writers In the slate. Mr.
Cremer undoubtedly will make a suc-
Ml ot the Chronicle, and Tin- s
Joins ,thr members of the upper pen
insula press In welcoming him to th
fold.
New York suffragists ,ulled off a
toxin show last night. Gus Ruhlln
and a few athef "has beens" of the
heavyweight etaM indulged In the
pleasant pastime of hammering each
other on the jaw, solar plexus and
otber vulnerable si. ,ts, and It Is stat
ed In the presa dlsf.atches that the
women applauded vigorously and did
not iem at all uneasy i,-r bloody
noses and wallops that occasionally
landed one of the boxen M the floor
Is Ma what woman's suffrage la com
ln to? Is it going t make our worn
en masculine and less refined'.' If so
we arc not f..r "vote s or w otto n."
An Fscanaba sportsman Is ir ills)
lug petitions PggsnnStJag QuvtCMff Os
born to ree.,nimend a revision of tb
fcame laws, if a special session of tin
legislature Is 'ailed The game laws
are at present more faulty than they
have i it been lu fore. it appears
Htlll it is not to b. . x.. . i. d thai Go,
ernor Osborn will urge that tbe I,,
revised in a special session, comments
the Mining Journal If he calls thr
legislators together he will have more
'mp., riant matters to recommend to
their aHrntion. Tin an .nl b. (-aid
for twenty" days' work and as It Is not
likely that Ihev will linger long after
tin pay slops the governor will doubt
less, ask that they confine their at
tention t.. not more than two or three
Important subjects. The only way h.
will be able to get anything accom
plished will be by not giving the mem-
HUNTING SEASON DANGERS
Although the hunting season in the
upper peninsula woods is only fourteen
days old. Ave persons have met their
death and seven have been more or less
s vcr. iy Wounded. dl tn carelessness
either on the part of the victims them
- "r of ..!.. r The r rd s- ms
to forecast a long list of dead and in
jured at the season's end as there re
main thirty-three more days in whlel
to hlltlt deer
In commenting on the most recent
fatality, and the dangers of the hunt
ing season in general. Kdltor New
ett. of the Ishpeming Iron ore, an ex
perienced hunter and w Isnian. says
V II Judklns. of Cadillac. Mich
while hunting with his son In th
wood north. killed the boy. Monday.
They w,r, hunting deer The boy cir
cle.) through the woods and the father
shot at him thinking him a deer.
wounding him so badly that he died
shortly thereafter The father attrl
butea his mistake to the fact that the
boy wore a yellow Jacket. That's
fool ex' iis. , . r are not yellow, and
the father must have known how the
b.,v was dressed. I'nder the law he
h..uld be s.-nt t., the penitentiary, but
he will not be Nu en., is punished as
the law directs for such criminal care
lessness, of course the father is al
ready punished, ;,h he will egrfg the
HSM0I J of hia act to the grave, bin
Isn't It awful that men will make these
nostak. We cannot imagine a sober,
Kane man firing at anything in the for
est that he cannot dearly see n this
ii. t. ,i,.. the father must have seen on
ly a small pat h of the boy's body, a
small, ratio Spot, he sas. and he fired
at It. Of course he hit It Thc al
ways do
This ejirly-saiK.n hunting Is a bad
Mlnils. Without snow on the ground
POOt psofclsj c. ,.r se.-kers ntake
nor. n, .Mak.s than they would if there
was snow as a relief for the obje. ts.
When faih,.r ;ire shooting their own
sons in thc-e deer wods it H nigh
time ti,r.. was some ihariRe In the
MM laws that w . swn the prop.
nt danger It Is an awful . ondltkon.
l:'i -oats, or eii-,w. (,r white will
not nave s man from the fre of HMH
bad-slgiitw, nrvous shooters. They
are blind to color or to shaie. They
Shoot !4l l1rlai I . .
oiiK moMiiK. at snridows
and sounds They have automatic ri
Mes that win deliver six shots in two
'"'"V "id with force enough t. send
I bullet through a twenty-Inch tree
W' think It Would be Well If SAM
permitted to hunt only in the
county In which he resided. This
would Ket rid of a lot of lenxb rfoot fel-
! m I atl-t . pSppJUtlOP to the p.opl,.
and the gftftM Anvil. .w. wbv .1 li
pi p I'-Mhg for psslwlltpj Kiint, rr
outsiders to come in and kill?
So,.,. Ihln must be done stp this
slaughte r of me,,. , , ,,. u.m ,nM
tb- PflU of murder
POPULAR WITH
PORTUGUESE
LEADER IN MONARCHIST REVOLT
IN NORTHERN PORTUGAL IS
FAVORITE NEWS FROM
CY PAREE.
Paris. Oct. 4'aptain HoPftqttS tie
Paiva t'oucciro, the priaelpal leaeler
of the iiiojiatc hist revolt in Northern
Portugal Is very popular in the Portu
guese army, especially sjnoaa lbs ar
tillery in w hich branch pa served. Dur
ing the days of the 4th and .'.tli of
October, 1010. be fought heroically in
the streets of Lisbon and was among
tile last defenders of the pala. e of the
.- essidades against the Republicans.
When the struggle- v,i nearly ov. r.
.Minister of Manuel, Senior Texeira
Sou.a. wounded b a Iragmcit of shell,
cros.-ed the royalist lines on his way to
surrender his seals of office to the pro
visional government.
I h ive be. ii wounded In my own
house by a splint, i of shell." said the
Minister to the Captain.
'S. i , k you right." an , led Oou-
celro, roughly, "your place v, as in the
street."
When the monarchist reuime was
leflnitely ended Copoolro was not mo-
sted bv the Republicans, The new-
War Minister. Colonel BSITStO, even
offered him a higher tirade, which at
llrst he accepted, h,,t soon gave up to
work for the opups of the Kins
one day before ;, group of soldiers.
Hi- 'aptain had a ItVSh alt. r. ation
w ith i 'oIomI Barrsta.
Who ;ire you for." (piestioned Cou-
celro, abruptly, turning to the men
For (lie King or the Kepublic?"
"No. for you, Captain," they answer,
d without hesitation.
Styles n Complexion Changs.
Th' complexion of the' Paris woman
' changed this .season. Last winter
Ihs prevailtPf mode was whit, with red
lips. This autumn tl t oT-door
'int. with a touch of Atmtn rd .,, u...
beiks has become the fashion. The
le.nling h.iinlrt ssers supply glistening
KOa rof the evening b four drofMI Sf
ebsmlcaJ formula.
The treasons. ken of the Rue de la
Paix eomptala that tbta has been a
har.l season for them because -.1 the
tak. s one, Just to have something from
Paris.
Paris-Madrid Telepbona.
.M't.r several months' trials the
PYonoh st.it.- telephone engineer! have
succeeded in connecting Parti and Ma
drid, and the service will be soon open
ed to the public. The establishment
of oral communication ov. r such a dls-
tailie '.Hill miles is Olll) .(lie e. a
number of reforms whie h ate being in
stituted, the central battery among
them, at Brsl condemned by the l'ost-
oflice Telephone puthoritles but n.ew
tegarded as essential by everybody.
The switchboard at Ihc principal es
ehange is being remodeled on tb-
a in.-i ie ;i n plan. nnMi i ii automatic x-
( hange, now under dial at l.voiis. shall
be adopted for the whole system, The
automatic eXchAPgC will do awa wilh
the "telephone girl." who is much
slower and hss courtPOHa in I'Vancc
t ban in Ann rti .,
"THIS DATE IN HISTORY."
l"tt Philadelphia was llrst chaitet
i by William p. mm.
1704 John Loeke, i lel.rat. el Fnglish
philosopher, died. BOTH Aug 9, 1032.
IT..9 (Jcoig.s .I.,, pies lanton, the
I'r. tic h rcvolut ion , ry leader, born
Died April ,r.. IT!H
1S44 ThV Royal Cvcbange. London,
"petu d by Queen V ictoria.
1000 Prof. Max Mull. r, I 1. ader in
lbs sclen, e of languages, died at Ox
ford. Kngland BoHl in (Jerinany, Dap,
, 1 X2;t.
l'.tlo The I'ortliKUese !ov eriiinen .
daoread the separation af Chwreh and
State
&0C:. U.S. 5 CCMMECTICUT V 19
7 U S S COMMECTICUT
The greatest fleet of Ainci ii aii vv at ships ever assctuliled uinler n single cotiima ml will gather at New York on
Nov. I. It will be BPJsfp tip of ihe biggaal and the SWlflWl ships in the Dslted States navy. Tbsjfp will bo sixty
eight ships in the lineup, divided into t vvonty live lirsl class I .at I Icships, lour arnioi eil cruisers, one scout cruiser. si
naval ntixiliaries. twenty I wo torpedo boats ami desi foyers, seven submarines and three torpedo mid submarine ten
ders. Rear Admiral Hugo Osterhaus will be in command. The U. S. S. Connect lent Is his flagship.
UtUtOd to re, over the moneys secured
bv raid mortgage, or any part there
of. MOioa is hereby given, that by vlr
tlM c.r the power of sale contained in
s:.ld mortuat;c, and the Statu tf ii: : u. h
I BPS ina.b- and provided, on The-:- lav
the eaventp, d..v af Daoemhori a. D.
1011, at II o'cloc k in the tot. noon, the
undersigned will, at the front door pf
the CoMrt HpttfO, In the Village of
Houghton in the County of Roup tltotl
that batPf; the place wlie ic the t'irouit
Court for the county of Houghton is
laid., sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the premises described
in said mortgage, or so much thereof
as may I. n ssary to pav the amount
so as alorsaul due on said tnorlgage,
with live per cent interest, ami all
legal costs, together with said ultor
nev's Ice. to wit: The Northwest
Quarter af the Northeast quarter af
Section Thirty-Three :!.'.) in Town
ship Fifty-Six (00) North, of Ranas
Thirty-Four (04) West, Together with
the hereditaments ami appurtenances
lharoof.
Hated September "lb, 1!H1.
-Mitt i Muslakaniras.
Mortgagee.
C. A. MAPSi 'I I,
Attorney for Mortgages.
Business Address: Cab t, Mich.
Bepl
it. II, ! x,,v. 4i J( Upbeat bidder
ee. :. !., i, is, court House I
let v. ti.
10, -:; D,
Default having been made in th.
conditions of a certain mortgage made
J? I i ic Kauhala and Matia Paubala,
Ins wit., of the Townahip of Calumet,
'oiin:y of MopphtoU and Stat, of
Mi' hican. to A. C BOCpPfl Co., a ,-,-p
tad u organize. I and dote bustPSM
under the laws af the Stale af Illinois,
and having its principal place of bttSl-
al III. front door of thu
in the Villag.- of llougb-
ton, County r Houghton, and stnti of
Mic higan, that being the pi n c ar'SSWe
lb.- 'b e, lit Court for the County pf
Houghton la held, the prpgataaa do
lortbad in said mgrigpoe and to i...
old a aforesaid, or s,. much thereof
s may be m c cssary to pay the amount
due on s'id gHHtgnge Stttl lister.- t
r. osi at the rate of Six per e.-nt par
n. ss in the t'ity of Chi, .(., ntala ,,r annum, ami all bml mat. mm ,,,,,,1,1
Itlinols, bearing dale the J4lli da, of i "d for In said niortirage and an attor
i ii. oy, . i., iotn and rrnordad M
the Office of Rggiatar ( i la for the
County of Houghton and Btnta of
Michigan, on the OUi day -r Horambar.
A. n. 1010 In Liber .x ..f ihortgngei
on pages I04'S0jPi on achlch luuotgpge
tbere is Claimed to he due at the date
Of Ibis nolhe, for principal and In
terest, t;,,. .sum of Ninety . iuht ami
::-li, (tOt. OS) Dollars, and no suit or
procSedinga at law- or eqntty having
be en institlll, d to recover the ine.,e
;;,, ure, by -slid gMTtgnge, or any part
thareof.
Now. thctefon. by virtue of the
power of sab contained In mild mort
gage and the statute in - neb eM m.i.b
and provided, notive is hereby given
oil the L'Sth day of December, A. D.
IMii at ii o'clock in the forenoon there
will be sold at public auction to the
lev fee of Fifteen Dollars aa also pro-
vlded or in .-aid mortgage and the
statutes go verging the foreclosing or
mortgage bj advertisement.
The premise ., described in aidniorl
agc helag el . n!,, d as follow s: l.ot
number f Three (0) In BOooh lett. re d
N .r the urst addition to Centtannlsl
Heights In the CPuajty of Houghton
and State of Michigan, together wilh
all tanemanta, h rrrdltagionts and
bppurtanancea fheteunta belonging r
in any a i BgfssrtaJnlngi
Dsitc-.l this OOCh day of Sepiember.
A D. 10ft
A. C. Beckon Company,
Mortgagee.
Qnlhratth I MpOarmaek,
Attorneys ff.r tfartgggpp,
Bnshiaaa nddraos:
Cnluinct. Mien,
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sept. it;, n, lo, Oct, 7, 14, IT, L'N.
Nov. 4. ll. is, 15, poo. FJ 11.
Ml iRTQAGH .half.
Default having I n made In the
conditions of I certain mortgage by
I'eter Matskall and Mathilda Mars
KnL his wife, of Houghton County,
Michigan, t. Matti MuaOalisugaa. of
tic same place, dated the .".lb day of
May, A. D. Htot,, am recorded in the
ofllee of the Register of Deeds for the
county of Houghton and State of
Miehlgnn, on Ihe ith day af May, a. d.
tOOf in Dibcr m m of mortgagee, on
pages 230 and :.:i on whh h mortgage
there is claimed to he due at the dale
of this notice, for principal ami in
terest, the sum of Kho Hundred Thirty
Three and Fort v -Seven cents t.,:::t -
47 ) dollars, and an nttotliev s fee of
sharp enforcement of American ous- Twenty-Five (til I dollars, as provided
Tor In ssiiil mortgage, and in. suit or
proceedings at law having- been In-
loma r, mii.it ions. An American u h.
rormerly boiiubt several cost I I . t ' tlnu
RED JACKET BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A. F. MENZEL INSURANCE.
Fveryono fchould carry some insur
ance. Life Insurance is a ssife mi nd
that men should have. C.et In a good
company when you insure. A. F. Men
el 1-4 Quello Huildlng.
A. FAHLEN JEWELER.
Dealers in high class watches.
docks. eJtvemare, Dae ohusa, eul pot-
tery ami oilv a brae. We can supply
your every demand. We make gtassca
that are guaranteed to fit fpttf 9
Two baibeia at the shop with the 4
magic words
"WE CAN DO ANYTHING"
Art Myers, Prop.
BflACCG tKe BAKER.
Tho boot people In 'alumi I use o,ir
bread because it is tho best they can
buy. All our bakery goods are baked
fresh every day. Try our
bread.
Sacisr Kraut and Wienies, Hot Roa-d
Eoef Sandwiches at all times.
Chicken "Booyah" on Thuisdays and
Saturdays.
"THE MAJESTIC"
Mike Crowley, Proprietor.
INSURANCE.
Fire, accident ami plate glass Insur
nice. Rani Instate and loans. , i ,
Spec tl VOlT auttcll your business. See us
before purchasing r?H estate. W. L
Slannard, Agent, John It. L.ary. Mgr.
HOCKING AND CO.
Exclusive styles in union suits. Wo
are no!.- agents for the Superior Cnioii
Suits. They fit. Wo have the, In
full length. Athletic and Poron-Knll
$1.00 to $.00 .r suit.
JACOB K ALLIO UNDERTAKER.
Careful and efficient work is our
M-et me ,-,t Paul's Confectionery
Store for a dish of d II. Ions Ice Cream
l ush California Fruits nnd a fine Una
pf Candies at low prices.
MIKE PAUL,
North 6t!i Htr.
OLD RELIABLE LIQUOR DEALER.
Sunny Itrook and Hon. I Hill Itoitled
11 Bond, full .piart 11 00 per botlle.
Tbeaa are bargain prl.-.-a aaj this gra.la
"f I Ban Btam, mum plana, same
corner.
FALL SHOWING
OF SUITINGS AND OVERCOATING
-at
J. 0. RASTELLO,
The Tsilor,
r. aateia itidg., r.th st.
motto. Th
RYAN LIVERY & UNDERTAKING
Mc-,t u,p-tr-the-niinute prvico )in
e most considerate attention j 'opP0f Country. We are well aup-
l.lfe: "Hi s been accused of cheat
ing the government, hasn't he 1
'YeB. out or a paltry te million or
Likelj to Ko t. Jail?"
ardly. Ile a president of th. com
pany and the large! stockholder.
THE OLSON ESTATE
PimUlTUKEUUkKrAltlllG
sr. caloiibt rncH.
TCLEPHONE NORTH 41.
Is Your House Wired for Electricity?
Ar- u LriiiLr to enjoy 1 1 - comfori ami oodvmi
iftnee of meettic lilil in tM home this coming lull gnd
u intor I
i nil up a wiring contractor and gd Ins eitimatt
on wiring if ma) 'st fou toei thaa you thought.
Cheap, Sniv nnd Convenient.
HOUGHTON COUNTY ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
CLOTHES FCR MEN.
Our new spring and summer line, the
latest novelties af Im pot r ,i nnd domea
tic fabrics await your early consider
ation. (Jo, ids bought from u-i nlve, sat.
kafnnUan, anengi A tterfc, onh & 7th.
Italian I K,vo" to 1,11 ""eB. Lady embalmer al
ways in attendance. Phnna ordar. t,.
ken both day and night. IMi.mo 9S-IR
FASHIONABLE TAILOR.
Thp vise m.iii ln always well dressed
because he get tho best selection by
nrdarlng early in tan aaaaon. iprlng
wm now iii. Preaalag ami rt
ing. Matt Chop, Phnne 63J.
. 1 1 ... I ... i . a.
1-0..1 v un noises and VeMrfea and
have competent drivers. All kinds of
funeral supjdiw.. Phone 25
GOWAN MILLINERY CO.
Hiive on display a complete and
cautirul Una af Ladies' and M.ssea'
Pattern and Reaau tn va r u... .
1 - K.ia 1
' aiumet, aiich
fall. 7th (uk st
palr-
F. H. 8CHUMAKER MEATS.
We arry an Immense lino of fresh
neata lafc gggat and oysters ulii,
which to fdcase our customers. Spe
cial uttentlon and .r..mpt delivery giv.
ri to all phone 01, , ft PknM 48.
WHO'S YOUR TAILOR?
We are Inralng out a great number
of suits for fall, have we your order-.'
Wa know how to build a suit that I
stylish. Cleaning, pressing and repair
ing. Julius ozanleh. Cor. Elm & 7th at
HOTEL MICHIGAN.
BASEBALL SCORES EVERY DAY.
1. i -ciass European hotel. i:ne
'""Miction. In t MalU MB se.-tlon of
Red J 1. le t. Cor 6th and ( .ik Sts. M
BandetUnl ring.
LIVERY AND UNDERTAKING
Most up-to-date funeral directors
M Calumet. Pu.nlshlngx fM- all fn
rata The ftnal livery nutihn with
'"" rell.ble drivers. Licensed en,
ualmers. Rhe, Hros. Phono 800.
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G. Martini & Co.
Calumei, Mloh
McC LURE'S GARAGE.
Mont gg e d .te garage in the Cop
per Country. Finest slnaa of raaatrlaa
I and machine work of all iaoetinMoa
i..r ma worm famous Mltc h.il
MoCLjRE AND RILBY.
'M.erts On all kinds elec.rb al
JOJJ Lighting systems, phone. ;:
tailed and nirhlg done Agents for the
LAKESIDE FLORAL CO.
Copper Country,, iarffOHt anfl moM
treenhonaan. am mnatlea af
oweih, planta, ehrirbs and m, ,
nea.itiru, noml deeoratb.ne fo anrtkM
dinners. . afertalagli Mi i.n.l f,
WARREN JEWELRY CO.
321 5th St.
:, ,,.,,, and l4l Rogers Kllverwara.
lld,y 'ut Ulasw. V w. W KUHr,,utl
Htigs, n umbrellas. Waterman Pane.
PATRONIZE HOME BAKERY.
Kee that rmj get bread that is m .-l
W jronr home town, it Is always frosh
". We baha every fag, IM,oi. us your
next order.
VIENNA BAKERY, PhegM ..II.
VIC HERMAN.
Expert Pbotographsr.
Fifth i. i lk.ne 21 1
Th-
'o ver wa a time -i... a,.
I Ofae market ,., Mffag that, at prea
"r main object Is to give our
Patrons satlafnetlnn In both price and
Quality. Call and hmk over our 1.
" ' 1 "vlmed. Grand Union Ten Co.