The Calumet News from Calumet, Michigan • Page 5

THE COPl'Elt COCNTRV LVENO NEWS, CALUMET, FRIDAY. JULY 8 1898. ft Ml Help Hi? mj trmAfinnAAite 'An Uiu WWW Appeals to Friends For Assistance. 7. vr as Helpless as Bbe 1..4 Hand lM For Illm-A Ittast lVortiiy uae rv.vwBOineehort tlmeajro called to the case of ltsold correspon.

attention i-w fh i letter it would look a if thesuper 1 1 aMt bim to remove to the coun- which certainly no place for floated he Can any old tep in and atart a sub Son to help Manny out hi. nhW The News will gladly subscribe Jane 27 1898. Wr Fred Mackenzie. V5r win am become as a baby; I WJ' rfiMicth enough to biiup.buu uaj SSgetup atall. My nervous strain So neat that a line or a few words at time is all that I can write when I am StoBtopandrwt, bo that writing Some such a task that I cannot I wish I could.

I was the KWpondent of the News for this coun-fit lor over eight years dorlo wh.ch (L I worked bard and faithfully. It was tbe greatest tHort oi my me, dumoh mental strain was too much, to which I attribute the cause of hastenlncr my breakdown and brinaioK about the iter-which 1 am now in. Dar- luKthistim. I mu8t say. you treated me vC.

kinrtlr. although the Nf.ws bad rXany up-hill. no doubt, at the time, to climb and imam you iur iu mum- Ty jrreatet thought oyer which 1 poodtred day and night was to draw the Attention of mining men and mining MniulifitB to the mineral wealth of Ke- Unaw county and to wipe out tbe prej- 'icetbathad betn brought against it, Ami. mii iii hnvn nttm a cremt HUHUUUUUuww 1 i to much abler and better men, and lfl may be a judg'1, ths News was the means. orthPftfppint-RtoneH, by which thecnp-ital.

at tbe Arnold and llumbolt, now bfinjf expended was brought into the county. nw. dear friend, to the point. Living niy own daughter, she mtiHts that I Clmui leave the household, that she iw not ihle to handle or manage to take care of n. It certainly requires a man in order iudo thin and a friend to assist besides, ialact, I am the greatest and worst crppleyou ever Baw; I have no control lofaortbiug and I am drawn up like Vxis of wood, with no use whatever of part of my body but the left hand.

means to pay a man to take rare ol me, the proper authority, the supervisor oj Houghton townobip, William Chapman, responds, saying that they will take me to tbe poor-house, which, 1 am mre being among strangers is no i jpiuce iur a person id me cuuumuu a nui. moreoyer, I surely deserve eome- better to die In tban tbe poor- 0De. I could go back to my old borne nd my eon-in law, who is a poor, man rith seven children (all girls) will take Jcareol me if sufficient means can be raised Jto pa? bim for his time to do so. Now. par friend, what do yon think about it? Und I would aak If you would call tbe at- Lotion of friends through the News and Le op a subscription on ray behalf, to f7.

means to help out in the paying for ne taking care me, Tbe county will. doubt do part; my relatives will help, nd with you and the News sufficient, wbape, may be raised to par for my Fire On tbfl outside of thArinnrnf ihflnnnr. hw. God knows, dear friend, tbe time nort when I shall be on the other side, jfrwrepaln and sorrow will be all over fnd the spirit be at rest. Excuse pencil; not written with a pea for over a rear.

Would like for you to drop me a etter. If you could help me, I should be lad. And with respects I must close. Your old friend, Emanuel Broad. 2 EAGLE HARBOR.

The can for the Arnold and Eagle Har- (or railroad arrived here last week and of the latest and most up-to-date pat era. The boilers, which came a few earlier, are now in position at the ne. following were guests at the Ilotcl fee on Sunday last: Messrs. and Mes- ameaTom CoWm. J.

N. Cox. S. Mer, Mrs. Fred Woodbury and Mr.

"a Pdnton. jMios Belle Uley, who has been atietd-r-ltchool in Iowa, returned home on -r-uay ltt(t to spend the vacation. larty of men have started exploring tie Michigan mine on the OoDoer liar- Oproad. President Fay, oftheCenten- 18 Dnderstoo4 to have an option on M.8mith spent Sunday at this point, patriotic citizens feeling elated V13 derieiye yictory at Santiago lit a n' Pol rom which ed the same old flag that Oew to tbe when the fall of Richmond was her-(throughout the land. 3J Central mine has erased active op- out will employ about a dozen en on exploratory work.

It is hoped in j-a- l0 "-wniuj nuikWUISUD IU the mine to lona, Kingston, who has been vis-io Chicago for the past three has arrived hnm. Hll, formerly of the Uentral mine, nome spending hl Occsin. Wilaon. Hodrrs ren Tliite4 Arnold tad Hombcldt )Wetk 3 tre we'd i wltb tU outlook at the promising properties. Will Youell secured first prize in the bicycle races at both Eagle Uiver and ibis place, while Will Sighman sec und second at the River race, and Thomas Harris second in the race here.

More Warrant lued. More warrants were issued by Judce LeQendre tor a number of Red Jacket saloonkeepers for violating tbe liquor law on May 22. The complaints were made by John Jokela against the following: John Petereon Mathias Vertin Joseph (Jurdetto Mark Curio Mat Lepech Michael Klobuchor Anteu llelobrajetob Joseph WUraers, Jr. Christian Bcheuic Floryon liobtl Anthony Coppo Martin Yauch John BinUaJ John F. Schroeder Stephen Klonow'skl Albert Smith Steven Kebrovlcu John lieck Kobert Nelson.

Card of Thanks Through the columns of tbe Even in a News we wish to thank, most heartily, all the kind friends who by their sympathy, help and floral offerings lightened the grief caused by the decease of our loying son and brother. Especially would we thank the members of Court Robin Ilood, Ancient Order of Foresters, for their unceasing attention. "Oh. for the to icta of tbe vanished hand, And the sound of tbe voice that is Mrs. Jones and Family.

llaeklen's Atulea Halve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Tlcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.

For sale by D. T. Macdonald. Calumet, and Belhumuer's, Lake Linden. Mrs.

Charles Klien was very agreeably surprised by a number rf Launum Lady Maccabees at her residence in Laurium last Tuesday afternoon, the occasion being the anniversary of Mrs. Klein's birthday. From all accounts everybody who was present had a most delightful time. Tbe members of Red Jacket Tribe, No. 42, and members of Osceola Council, No.

7, D. O. R. desire through the News to return thanks to Rv, James Kerridge for bis eloquent address last Sanday and also to P. G.

S. P. II. Tre-ziso for his eerviees at marshal and bis address after returning to their wigwam. The eight saloon keepers of Laurium appeared before Judge Le Gendre this morning and pleaded not guilty to the eharse.

Thty haye retained Mr, John Curtis to defend them. Tbe trial will probably come off tomorrow. Tbe Misses Alice and Katbenne Ryan, of Hancock, and Marie Cuddihy, of this city, went to Eagle Harbor yesterday morning, accompanied by Mr. John Cuddihy. iThey will remain at the Harbor until Sunday.

Mr. and Mre. D. C. Mulvihill, of Mar- quette, accompanied by their daughter, Miss May.

of Rsnova, Pennsylvania, returned home this morning after visiting friends in this city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Men. AH those wishing to erect a stand on the grounds at Section Sixteen during tbe German Aid picnic on July 19 would do well to apply to Mr, Josepb Hermann. Attorney P.

H. O'Brien, of "West Su perior, accompanied by his wife and ion, arrived on the noon train today and will visit bis folks in Calumet for afew weeks. Miss Millie Osborne, who has been teachinir school at West Superior for the last year, returned to her home in this city Wednesday evening. Mr. Fred Hitchie, of the Hecla machine shop, left on the noon train, yesterday, for Montreal, where he will visit for a Tew weeks.

We carry a full line of polishes for brass, nlckle-plate and silver also bar keeper's friend. Carlton Hardware Co. A family of two wants to rent four or fiye room house. Anyone wishing desira ble tenant please aDDly at ews otnee. Wanted A competent girl to do gen eral housework.

Apply to Mrs. J. M. Merton, 1145 Calumet avenue. Mr.

Albert O'Brien, formerly with the Mild One" cigar factory, has accepted a position at the Arlington bar. Miss Minnie Allan, of this city, is visit- ing with friends at the Quinry. Mrs. Henry Brett left for Marquette veeterday on a few days visit. Painters' supplies.

Standard goods. At Solomonson's Hardware, iNorin Front street, Red Jacket. ulrl Wauted. AddIv to Mrs. Bowden, north end of Fifth street, Red Jacket.

Tidies who nDDreclate a good pair of hears can find them, in all sizes, at Carl ton Hardware Co's. Mr. John Boltlngton, of MonntClem- ens, has acceptea ine posmuu Vv at the Arlington. niri wanted to do general housework, apply to Martin Jenkin, lOOCedar Lane. n.

J. Larson went to Han- cock this taornlng on lezal Off Ti The Front Volunteers To Leave Here Tomorrow Afternoon. Personnel Of Tliono Who Go, Citizens of Calumet and Vietulty To Turn Out and Raeort the llvya To the lf pot. Tbe recruits will leave at 2:30, tomorrow, for CamD Alger, where they will be equipped and made ready for service. A great deal of talk was heard about the city concerning the manner in which tbe last lot of recruits were allowed to depart for tbe front; one person comparing it to a lot of cattle being driven from home, and he was right, for it was indeed a very chilly send-off for boys wbo were going of their own accord to tbe front to fight for their country, and as the boys wbo leave tomorrow will do.

There is some talk among tbe patriotic citizens of the city that if the city does not furnish a band that they will furnish the band themselves, and giye tbe volunteeis a rousing send-off, and it would be proper for as many citizens as could psesibly be at tbe Armory to fall in line and march to tbe depot with tbe boys, and thereby how their appreciation of the boys' action in doing their best to defend Old Glory eyen it my be with their lives. Following are tbe names of tbe volunteers who will Ieaye Calumet tomorrow: Julius Peterson, George J. Wilson. Lawrence W. Dietel, Andrew Joki, David Reno, Joseph Bruno.

Tbeo. A. Henderson, Henry Wessala, Josepb Heineneak, ChHrles Thomas. Dennis McCarthy, John M. Ililand, John M.

Erickson. C. A. Borgo, John E. Moen, James Lewis, Charles J.

Antielas, Peter C. Doring. From Lake L'nden John F. Perrault. From Souh Lake Linden Charles Duncan, W.

Elements, John J. Hurley, Wm. H. Class, Joi ph Dijirlais. narrowly Kttraped Death.

Tbe Calumet dam was the scene of very narrow escape from drowning last Wednesday evening and today two boys can thank John Patterson, of the Superior engine houne. that they are on top of God's green earth and not six feet below. The two boys concerned were swimming that evening when one of tbem got too far out and sank. He came up three times and on going down tbe third time he clutched tbe other by tbe legs and held him so tightly that he could not move. Tbe boy that was above the water screamed for help and his cries were heard by John Patterson, who at once jumped into tbe water and grabbed tbe first boy and brought bim to shore and being informed that the other boy had let go a few seconds before and was lying at the bottom of tbe dam John quickly dived to the bottom, grabbed the boy and brought bim to tbe shore and after a great deal of rolling he was pronounced out of danger and at last accounts has no more desire to go swimming for the future.

Here's a Circus. In flaming colors the bill boards an nounce the annual return of the peoples favorite one ring circus, the original Skerbick Family, lor Monday, July 11. Owing to the fact that it was Impossible to secure grounds in Red Jacket npon wbich to pitch their tents, the show will exhibit in Laurium. This is not only tbe only circus that will visit the copper country but it is positively tbe only popular priced show exhibiting under canvass now travelling thU section of the country. Since last season the show has been greatly enlarged and strengthen ed and now presents a galaxy of forensic anc arenlc novelties only equalled by tbe great shows.

As a special attraction we. this year, offer Prof. Williams and his troup of educated horses, everywhere acknowledged to be ttw greatest equine exhibition ever offered to tbe public Besides there is the Skerbick Family, premier acrobats and trapeze artists, and a score of other notable and sensational features. Laurium, Monday, July 11. i A very sulky case was heard before Judge Fishery esterday tbe complainant.

E. Michaelson, brought suit against Her man Rautio to recover money due bim, It seems that tbe plaintiff painted a suikv owned by Rautio, but when tbe job was finished Rautio refused to pay and therefore Michaelson brought suit to recover money due bim. The iury rendered a verdict in favor of the plain tiff for the full amount. Ed F. LeGendre was for the plaintiff and W.

J. McDonald for the defendant. Rlla Boardlns House for Male. Being about to retire from business shall be glad to dispose of all tbe furniture and fittings in the Tamarack boarding bouse. This is a good chance for an industrious couple to make money.

Ap ply on the premises. Mrs. Collins, I bavs opened a millinery store and dressmaking rooms at 443 Sixth street, and would like to have the ladies call and Inspect my goods and leave a trial order for worlf. Mrs. u.

C. Vanpesbum. Merchants' Jiluera llank. Calumet, July 5, 1898. A dividend of four (4) per cent on the capital stock of this Imuk ba tbidny been declared by the directory, payable July 15 to stockholder of record this date.

H. 8. Colton, To''otupauy Snuuloyee. A person not anemplovee living in Blue Jacket is desirous of exchanging tbe four rooms be now rents for similar or more rooms in Laurium. apply at tbe insurance office over the First National Bank, Red Jacket.

Stoves and ranges from 9 up. Stand ard goods. Remember we lead in prices. Our motto Small profits and quick returns. JOIIX SOLOMONSO.V, City Hardware, North Front street, Mr.

Paul Roebm has purchased tbe large barn formerly owned by Mr. Bat sbea and has moved it oyer on bis lot south cf the d. A. fre'ght depot where he will use it as a storeroom. Tbe committee of arrangements of reunion for Knights of the Golden Eagle will meet next Saturday evening at the residence of Joseph R.

Biecombe, North Taojarack. Lost A dark bay horse, with black main and tail and white star on forehead, blrto small round tbe neck. Finder please return to Tom Shea' liyery and receive $5 reward. Judge Cleary, of Negaunee, arrived in tbe city lat evening and if suitable quarters can be obtained he will open up a law office in this city, Mrs. Burnsides, of this city, left on the morning train for Sault Ste.

Marie where she will visit for a few weeks be-fore going to Canada. Mr. Andy Smith, reprenentiog William Edwards Co. of Cleveland, is is town accompanied by Mr. Harry Edwards, a member of the firm.

Two more warrants were issued, the complaint be'nir made by Edward Maki and includes Peter Sundeliu and Fred Larson. We have a handy houee scales, iost tbe thing for uae iu putting up fruits See them at Carlton Hardware Co's. The MUses Bertha and Constance Itob-ert, of Poutiac, are in the cfty visiting their sister, Mrs. Elliot, Mies Maggie Russell, of Marquette, wbo has been visiting friends in the city returned home this morning. Mr.

C. F. Sundstrom, of Michigamme, wbo is tbe deputy revenue collector, is in tbe city on business. Tbe Laurium real estate exchange ad vertises some real estate bargains in this issue. 1 Look them up.

Remember tbat the Red Jacket fire department will giye asocial bop on the 15tb. Go to nam's for home-grown strawberries. No. 234 Boundary street. G.

Watts, tbe piano and organ tuner, is at Hermann's jewelry store. Born On July 7, at 221 Birch Lane, Mrs. John Rowe, of a son. Commodore Wataon's Food Supplies. Commodore Watson will carry to Spain with him on his supply ships tons of coaL 6,000 tons of refrigerated meat and plenty of bread and vegetables, and he will have a regular market wagon running back and forth across the Atlantic so that his sailors will not get hungry.

The military authorities of the United States have a theory that a sailor will fight better when he is well fed. Chicago Record. Heir Parting- and Uerolim The author who wrote that no manly man ever parted his hair in the middle has occasion now to get out a revised edition. He can't escape this necessity if he but take a glance at any of the current portraits of Bagley, of Dewey, of Hobson, Hamilton Fish or Captain Capron. The hair part goes across the zenith of the head of each one of those heroes.

Cincinnati Times-Star. "Hang Up." Now, some celery," said tho housewife to tho mnrketmun. "Here's some that's bang up. Isn't it whlto?" Yes, It's unnatunilly whito." "It's tho kind that sells." "I don't like It. Tho other there looks better to me." The nwtrkctman laughed.

"Shnll I tall you secret about that whlto ilery They steam It." i.0W York Commercial Advertiser. HOTEL ARRIVALS. THE ARLINGTON HOTEL. merz a unit, mors. F.

J. Devlin, Chicago; C. Culnan. Dol lar Bay: M. Wallace, L'Anse; Simon Ren- yitch, Chicago; M.

K. lit mes, Toledo; A. Gredsfelder, Chicago; J. C. McLean, Memohie: J.

L. Lamm. Philadelphia; J. 11. Curdy, Chicago; no MeMain, Do-lutb; Mr.

and Mrs. Mnlvihill, Marquette; Miss Mary Mnlvihill, Ilenoya, Miss Maggie Raell. Marquette: M. Frenden- berg. New York; F.

U. Prescott. THE CALUMET HOUSE. JHI P. KORTH.

PROP. John Carey. Chicago; W. C. Monroe, Detroit; Mrs O.

W.Sturgls, Ajltnsr.Ont; U. A. Marr, Houghton; George F. Cook, Chicago; a. Walker, Boston; J.

Richards, Cleveland; A. E. Smith; Cleve land; U. R. Edwards, Cleveland; 7.

Potter, Isaptcslss; Comblnation Photos, all sizes at tbe City Art Studio. For Sale A good No. 1 cow for sale cheap. Apply to George Jacka, Eighth street. Look well Photos (not only for a time but forever) are easy to get at Steck-bauer's.

Notice. Camping tents and fbooting goods going cheap at City hardware, north front strtet, Red Jacket. Charles Keasp Pells and makes shoes, boots, sboepacks, etc. Cheap repairing a specialty done at lowest prices, in fart, lower tban any shoemaker in town. When you want a nice pair of boots or shoes made to fit and to look tasty call on me.

Remember I do it cheaper tbau anyone els. Respectfully, CiuitLts Kemp Opposite Oscar Keckoneo's hardware store, Fifth street. ADMIRING GLANCES. Are always bestowed npon tbone wearing our exquisitely finished wearing apparel. Our stock of summer fabrics cannot be equalled for beauty and en ellentfr of material, in all tbe new checks, overplaids, casaimert cbeyiots, Havana anc9 olive brown, serges, tweed, etc.

We have never yet failed to please the most fastidious dresser in style or fit. THE EMPIRE TAILORS, CALUMET, MICH. D. Horwitz, Manager, Opposite Shea's Livery, Oak street. Piano And Organ Professor Favario, of Laurium, is now prepared to give instructions on pianos, organs or any other musical instrument.

Tbe profeceor is a graduate of one of tbe best musical colleges of Italy, and be has a new method of bis own which will teach new beginners to read iuuic correctly and play any instrument in a very short time, Tbe professor can be found at No. 32i Ueeln street, Laurium, or telephone to Vairo Laurium PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR SALE, We Appeal to Our Friends and Patrons TO JOIN WITH US AND THOUSANDS OF PATRIOTIC CITIZENS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY IN RAISING AT ONCE A WAR- KELOEF FUM $100,000,000 Needed in 30 Days. To Care for Sick and Wounded Soldiers and Starving Cubans We with other business houses throughout the country are volunteering to take subscriptions for this National-Relief Fund, to be expended by Gn AND THE Central Cuban Relief Committee, Appointed by President. McKlniey. Every subscriber who 'gives at least 1.00 will be presented with a cody of the beautiful picture, "The Accolade," now on exhibition at our office.

Call and see it. This picture will be a beautiful historical souvenir of this-great uprising of the American people to defend and set free outraged Cuba. Every patriotic American should subscribe at once! Your Help is Needed! Our Boys are--at the front! Let us stand by them! We do not receive-any commissions of any kind, and no profit is made by-any persons from this fund. Subscriptions Received at Our Offiee- The Best Is Th? Cheapest I Henry F. Miller THE PIANOS H.

F. Miller Noted For Lasting And Sweet Tono Irers Fend. Mil dOfn manufactured by the pianos. Henry F. Miller BOSTON AT FRANK GOODSOLES'S JNtlW 240 Occcola Street, LaTuinm.

Wanted 1 good capable girl for general housework. Apply at 1111 Culc met avenue. Impounded at tbe Calumet pound, et-black borne, with white feet. Apply to arn Millington, poundmastr. Illcycte Co Kent.

Thirteen bicycles and a tandem to mZ by the hour or day by George Corniab, 433 stre Laurium. We bandta frames, all-aizf-s and styhw however, we make a specialty of srrci sizes. Nobby goods. W. E.

Steckbafejc Tbe largest assortment of first-clest pianos and organs in tbe country can be seen at my hew store, 240 Osceola St. Laurium. My prices are less tban tbe tame goods are sold for in Chicago. Call and see tbe choice instrument wbicb am felling at figures less tban others arc atking for inferior goods. J.

Goodsole, NVxt to Rickard 's Photo Gallery. ft Burdett Organs Piano Co. PHILADELPHIA S0 Pack ard; Lehr A and..